Th« WMth«r 0.1. WMtkw 0WMS rwMatt Fair, paittjr elMidy THE PONTIAC PRESS Home Edition ^ 118th YEAR ★ ★ ★ ★ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1960 —60 PAGES Chrysler Prexy Newberg Quits City Renewal Plan Wins U.S. OK iiCastro Menaces DETROIT 1^)—William C. Newberg resigned as president of Chrysler Corp. today after holding the Job only two months. L. L. (Tex) Colbert was re-elected to his old Job as president. Colbert of 491 Martell Dr., Bloomfield Hills, ■■#•/% j had been elevated to chairman of the board when New-111 \ An berg took over as presi-|wtJi VfflllAl The changes were announced h>-|HA/*Tf IP f A It V/Ua Explains Downtown Traffic Study Federal Loan Replaces Minister of Communications; Grabs Big Texaco Refinery day at a Chrysler board meeting: in New York. The board said Newberg, of 1 lit! Kirkway Dr.. Bloomfield Hills, quit in a difference of opinion on certain corpoicUion policies. There; was no elaboration. The board’s statement said: “At a special meeting ol the HAVANA —FidCl CRS- board of directors of tAirjsier | fro’s regime early today re-«. communictlon. minister in a move apparently signaling further retdgned tor of the cMripany. His reolg-aatton was dae to difference of opinion on certain corporation “The I card accepted Mr. New-berg’s resignation and elected L. harassment and possibly seizure of the Cuban Electric Co., the largest remain- W. C. NKW'BERG L. Colbert as president in addition; fng American investment to his other duties as chairman of; . t!ie board and chief executi\% of-ficer. ' With a marathon cabinet E. f. ROW 1st \T i session still in progress ’E. c. Row was elected first vice; after 13 hours. President president. “.Mr. Row: has been active in the rrbuildlnc program of the company since ItM. to IMS he vice president of Chrysler Corp., and from ItU to IMS first vice presidenl. “Mr. Newbei-g reported directly to Mr. Row from 1956 until Mr. Newberg was elected president in April I960. ” Osveldo D 0 r t i c o s nounced the resignation of| Communications Minister, Enrique Oltuski and his replacement by Raul Curbeloj Morales, a virtual un-| known. Oltuski at a news conference; two weeks ago accused the elec-j trie company—which comes under; I his ministry's jurisdiction—of sab-, Newberg had been elevated toiotaging the revolution because it; Ae presidency April 28, also at a refused to carryout an expansion^ New York board meeting. : program after the Castro govern-j / Is Authorized Government Will Pay Two-Thirds of Project's Net Cost Pontiac’s first uroan re-i newal project has been giv-|en final federal approval. Congressman William S. Broomfield (R - Oakland county) announced today in Washington, D.C. The approval authorizes five-year redevelopment effort with a gross cost of approximately six million dollars. Broomfield announced that Da-rid M. Walker, Urban Renewal Administi-ation (URA> commissioner, has authorized a federal loan of S5.165.044 to finance the project on a revolving fluid basts. The I'RA aatharised a federal grant of SZ.4MM!. he saM. to pay far two thirds of tho aet project rest—eatlmated hy the IWA at $S.4SS.»7S. The city would pay the other one-thM tai POl,vrs TO MAP — Jack Hurter (righti, traffic consultant, points out on the map some of downtown Pontiac's traffic problems to A. C. Girard Uefti, of the/6owntown Development Group, and Robert Bates, city planning director. Mutter explained a 12,800 study financed by the group to improve traffic circulation and better dmvntown retail conditions. form of public Improvo- L.. L. COLBERT Expert to Study PMSffNames Row had been left as an executive of tlie company but with no title. It was uiiderstood he would retire later this summer. Although Newberg had been given the title of president. Indications had been atrong that C^bert retained strong control, rberg also held a new post as operations i^cer. .When his election was apnouncM jObftei^ described Newberg's duties ment cut Its rates a- third. But' informed sources said the regime' felt Oltuski had not been aggres-. sive enough in his application of^ revolutionary policies. Valued at 2M million dollars, ike cioctric conipony is haM owned by Uw Amoricmi and For-eiga Power Oa. will run the day-flWay operations. Leaun Harrelson Denies Circulating Papers for Candidate Kaufman general over-all charge poratlon" 8URnmE THIS TIME But the same night, at the same news conference, Colbert also said: •f will be very active in the day-Jto-day operation.’’ J The Newberg • to • presidency A slate poliin handwriting ex-| ahtft bad been rumored nrouad pert will analyze aom'e 70 nominal-' Detroit several weeks prior to ing petitions of Probate Judge can- 'h announcemeut last April, didate David Kaufman for possible { But today's action came as a ^ forgeries by local Teamsters ofB-'complete surprise. BurM Takes Scanm.D. Lead Consider Cutting Downtown Parking "The federal grant is an invest-nt in Pontiac’s future,’’ said Broomfield. “The city now has the authority Traffic Plan Presented OHusld’s re; be a preliminary to formal confiscation of the 12S-miUion-dollar Cuban Telephona Co., in which ttie of the oP fiwgrfiph Co. owns <5 ph: cent of the stock. But Castro representatives have been in complete control of the telephone company since March 4, 1959, and the last executive was ousted last February. Retaliating for the pending U.S. congressional bill to trim CXiba’s quota of sugar sales to the United States, the Castro regime stepped up its campaign against American investments by taking over all operatioiH Wednesday of the Ara-I erican-owned Texaco Oil Com- FARGO. N. D. (B - Democratic Rep. Quentin Burdick held uMw*v4aad «WM Republican Gk)v. John E. Davis today in the q>ecial election for U. S. senator from North Dakota. The election on Tuesday was to fill the scat of the late William cials. i Chrysler auto sales have beenjpany. including its 26-millioo- Meanwhile. Prosecutor 0)rge good by comparison with last year, dollar refinery at SanUago. The F. Taylor this mprning exonerated! Durirg the first 10 days of June,Iou company indicated its dalma Alvy Bush, one of the officials, of CTiryaler products took 16.5 per | for the properties seized may total any wrongdoing. jeent of the domestic auto marliet 50 million dollars. 'Taylor planned to talk today the other officials who circulated tiie petitions for the Detroit attorney. One of the officials originally believed to be one of the circulators, Leaun Harrelson. president of Pontiac Teamsters I-ocal 614, yesterday denied circulating petitions for Kaufman, 27, of 29550 Everett St. Southfield? “It must have been my aon, Harrelson said. The affidavits at the bottom ol about 20 petitions were signed by Leaun W. Harrelaon, 26 Delaware Dr. According to the elder Rarrel-MHi this h his non. It Is file former address of the elder Harrel- and during the middle 10 days of the month they took 17.1 per cent. OPTCMilSnC YESTERDAY Only yesterday, Newberg, as president of the company, issued :in optimistic statement of shies prospects fw the remainder of 1960. In April. Colbert cniled New:-erg’s election “the senith, the Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) ». Di«s in Bike-Car Crash Bush. 614 vice president, denied there wns anything wrong with the namea on the petitions he circu- LANSING (UPJ) - Edward Gol-ombek, 61, of Bay City, was killed about 6 a.m. today when he swerved his bicyde in front of a Texaco, along with Esso Standard of New Jeroey, the other AnMrican refinery in Cnba, and the Britlah Dutch Shell Co., had refnsed to prooeM Soviet cmde oil bought from the Soviet L'a-lon with Dibau sugar. The U.S. State Department denounced the action against Texaco as "a naked seizure of proper- GOP Governor Loses Ground to Dem in Key Farm Race For the first time'In 10 years., the city should eliminate Saglnawi chants' who wanted to keep the Davis Pontiac city officials and business!P«rk»nK from 3 to 6 p.m. daily onjsaginaw street spaces for cus-, . , , ... la trial basis. "Six months or more, leaders are seriously considering. u » fair trial ’’ be recom-elimination of parking on downtovm “ a lair mni. ne rocom ‘PAN EXPECT CMItCnM’ WUIman said be will take the recommendation to the City Commission if oppoeltion car-oId Detroit youth. _____ « v.r Teniperatures in ^he victim, Oraris Vettnms, M IfeHd ftt D/wnfior» av^o unit RfAMOM fKev Leaves Democrats in Dither Bush did not d«iy that maybe two of the signers weren't reg-; istered-^tf required by law—but; "they all signed in my presence.” He denied forging any names. 1 ^ Other officials cited by the Oak-j WASHINGTON » - Supportera, Short of a clarification of his speculation among the poUticlqpa land County Elections Commission were Frank A. Oraini, a trustee of the local, and Joseph M. Bane, a business agent with the local. Kaufman had sufficient signatures to stilliqualify for a spot on the Aug. 2 nonpartisan ballots. He la one of eight candidates bid-dli« lor the new two-year term protete judge Taylor aaid Bane volunteered to cimte Into hb office today to tril hit story, while no oooUct been madie as yet with Orsini. What possible criminal actioB (Continued on Page 2. Oal. 41 of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson hoped motives by Truman himself at ajwas rife. today Hany S. Truman would news conference he has called f«|siBE8 LOSING BATTLE Water Mishaps Kill 56 m Stole So Far in 1960 jerman says. Temperatures in th^ ^ _ _ „.._w . . .. J . ----- ------------------ Pontiac area will average near the IwJlrilJR- iwrmal-high^ RI-andnsrmal tomorrow or Saturday, or you’ll be the DetroM Windsor F r e e d o m go ^ »wter lew w tasre jmi m iout of luck lor the three-day Fourth Fesfival. are expected to attract ; y W * . * ^ hee»"waB ;of July weekend which start, to-i I Tonight’s low will be 62 Friday’s r.m„*V.ch’oa Ca^- morrow evening for most people. 'T' ^ ^ '»®'‘« « P “- I snob police m the county williskies with a high of 82. . . w , U. .rT r.™ .. , work^ 10-hour shifts, instead ofi Winds recorded southwest 2 Vetfrano was unconscious by tha A check by The Pr^ of loc^; eight, and will be a««niented byini.ph. at mid-morning today will time Garland had pulled him to I banks, city, county and state otfi- change his mind about boycotting'Saturday the Democratic National Convention and would publlciy announce his support of the Texan. They were known to be trying to persuade the former President to reconsider his decision, an-nooBoed Wednesday, to withdraw oonventkm delegate from ■tay away from in Independeivce. Mo.. Truman himaelf gave no imme-diato explanation. LANSING « - Fifty-six persons havre pertthed so far this year in 167 water accidenta ia Mk'higan. a, Rewaedy s* ■tate police ciunpilation shows. j lafo Tn Forty-seven persons were mjured| Sen. Stuart Symington. of Missouri. who has had Truman’s active Buppbrt insisled Trumaa stJl is barking him and be is “running hard as a candidate." Bat aapporten o( Sea. Joha F. inMac.T aad a Mg I But it boiled down to this; 1 That Truman has decided Symington can't make the grade, aiid doesn’t want to go to Los Angries and fight a losing battle. 2. That Tram {CCS, and stores I operations will cease at noon Saturday. National Guardsmen in traffic con-1 increase up to 15 miles today, andj shore. 3. Tiat Truman has peraonal reasons for not wanting to go to baa Angeles. This theory was discounted by TTuman's decision to hold a news conference. Ifo hardly would summon newsmen from far and wide for a personal announcement, but might for a major'politicid statement. City sad esnaty offlret won’t bs open Satnrday at aU. Regular banking hours will be in effect until 6 p.m. Friday lor the Cbnimunity National and Pontiac Stats downtown banks. STANDfiTlLL MONDAY The offices of Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Assn, will also [becoming light again tonight. No Artificial respiration applied by Sheriff Frank W. Jrons said ev-; rainfall was recorded in downtown the lifeguard, plus oxygen from ry available deputy will be pressed Pontiac for the past 24 hours. the Waterford Township firemen, into service in an attempt to repeat | ♦ * ★ : who arrived soon after the rescu^ the 1959 4th of July record of no' sixtyjive degrees at 5:15 a.m.'helped revive the victim, said Mifc fraffle fatalities. [today was the lowest temperature'! lard Pender, townsh^ police chief. frons said the traffic peak will preceding 8 o’clock. By 2 p.m. the' Vettrano, who had bem swim-be. Friday evening and Satunfoy mercury had climbed to 82. iming at the beach with three morning. M Ifriends from Detroit, was given | Bogue said the weekend maiitsL- ,^^^|p|,{checlaip at Pontiac General Ht» the real beginning of the vacation . # rv There will be thousands!/;] TodOY S PrOSS lean makint i ■ from outside Michigan making! be open until 6 tonKwrow evening. i their way to lakes and resorjs,’ w * w the Auto Club manager said. i The Iwo banks and tl* Savings! "MAny of them will nm be re-' and Loan Assn, offices/will be openlto™"K immediately after until noon Satunlay and open at Fourth - but even then, fraffio thefr regtoar hours Tuesday mom- will be heavy enough to make an jearly start esaenOal." ' Oawiica . . Cstarty Nes U.S. Air Far«$ Go’Up 5 Per Cent, Tomorrow . That Truman is disratisfied! . k tk. nonna- tn n4unk rVnmn. WWOay, «Wy %. » the manner tn which pemo- Police also warned swimmers! qnd boaters to use extra caution 'over the weekend. ofltedrathsocrum^ lBthelSMlay! Ihsfrhsfssaf ajW halfotnon.- V «UMAN wilSTf T period ended Monday. ® «■■«« Isr KswMdy. BARRY S. TRLTIAN UmaeU from it. rratic Natio^ Chairman Paul \ Employet of' the three local Gen-i At Wht 679 persons already have | Thi M. Butler hai organized the coo-oral Motors planu will have a |o«t (their fives on the sttte s high- T\’ ^ ventton and wants to diaodate.three^ boUilai»', storting Saturn w-ays and waterways this lYar. S6, WU ui Oakland County- Theaters .............. sad Radis Programs Bttsaa. Eari I’t Paget .......] WASHINGTON lAPi-Most U.S. air tares will increase by about |5 per cent Friday. ' The' Civil Aeronautics Board said that ail of the domestfo trunk airlines, and all except three of the local sendee ope*!, ators, have filed tor the higher fares. The CAB annovmced on ?lune 17 that' it would approvR theni. - ‘ “ .0' i } \ TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1960 Big Debt Hangs Over State^"^ The Day in Binningham Controller Frets as Year Closes With Trust Fund Gone, Next Hope Is Solution in November LANSING - Michigan closes the books tonight on 1939^. the most turbulent fiscal year in her 133*year histors, save the one just before. The mountainous $95,471,000 deficit that drove her money managers nearly to distraction in mid-1939 has melted down to 70-plus million but is edging slowly higher oncej again. ♦ * * The state treasurv s key general fund was practically broke, still subject to fortnightly cleanouts under emergency rationing procedures, Caali was larking to pay tSI* mUllon In current claims against the fund. Most of the money was owed to arhoul disirieta. With the state embarking on a record high spending program, tax answer to the root i-evenue pi*(d>lem was months awoy — at least until a November vote on a 1110 million a year sales tax boost. A batch of "tenfjwrary ' new and increased taxes on tobacco. whisKv, other objects was due to expire automatically a year from today unless renewed, a Ira Policy, acting state controller, took a shuddering look bark a year to the time when administrators were trying to run the stale with IOl"s. ••We owed suppliers galore, some ot them $100,000 and $200,000 -New York Central Railroad, Steift k Co., the telephone company, dairies, plumbers—hosts of, people and companies.” it£DUCKD DGUl'EKIES ^me suppliers refused to deai| with the state anymore except for. DsmAC cash. There was talk of possibly 1 If CI illdCO missing university payrolls. A few^ contractors shut down state build-. Community National Bank ha&j ing projects for nonpayment. inetted $130,000 more so far this, "Things began to look less dread-year than last. A. C. Girard, ban|c ful when we got the $40 m ill ion iprfesident, announced today. Infusion of cash from the Veterans! ^ Dvst Fund bonds In December, j months Polley said. „/ imo ammuited to fSM.OM. The big fund, renter of a poUli- | compared with gSM.INM during eal tug of war for aeariy a full | the same period last year, yaar, was liquidated as part ^ .^he gross Income sa far this the temporary^x ^ItlemenL al- i $2,370,000. compared with though with ^halcal provisloa |,i 995 000 last year, Girdrd said, for restoration. 1^1, Policy said the exact size of thejular quarterly dividend of 45 cents year-end deficit won’t be known lorlt share, he said. six weeks when fiscal year account-' ------------------ ilqr is complete. The last offlcial |^ - 1 . sw.. ia,,... n miiik., President Joins Rile Chrysler Presidency (Continued From Page One) Sewage Plan Hearing Today in Beverly Hills ! rulmlnatlon^' of a three-year j rebuilding Job at Chrysler and ! said ••no further itiaior exeen-' live shifts are ronteinulaled.’*^ I Newberg ....._ ____________ _______________ _____________ saitled at a Colbert than. He|Sewer system in Beverly Hills will,project coat. joined Chiy.slcr in 1933, the same be held at 8 p.m. today in the vU-j v^as Cidbert l***e The Congregational Church •01 i ' The hearing is the second to be {Birmingham will bold vacaUon BIRMINGHAM - A public hear-i NoM«* have already Ing on special assessments for the maijed to property . ^ .. dUjwswa r\f flhdkir flhanb In Ulv III i tn Ihiee Killed In Fieiy Crash Royal Oak Family of Five Injured as Car$ Collide Near Caro He wa.s chief engineer of ihe held in regart to the project wWch^ church’ whool e^ wwWay .,ig expected to begin in September.imorning Irom 9:30 a.m. to 11.30 The cwd to individual property 1« beginning July li owners would range froiD about I The classes, to ^“"ue ‘hro^ ON to ».«M. with the average July •29. ^ndergarten prl- asaeoMiMuH approxin^ely $M$. |mary. upper and lower Junior Financing will be done over a{ The theme for this 30-\or 30-year period. Village offi-i riculuin Is •‘The Cbureh. Tlwre ciaw have not yet determined what; will also be creative, recreation gure will be used. ‘ and outdoor activities. The .special assessments will cov-| ,|,gj ,|,e. giie of the classes er the c-ost of lateral mains andigg„ determined, parenU are pumping station. preregister their children * * a jby contacting Mrs. Arthur Lundy. When completed, the system will i at the church. There will be a fee Dodge Chicago plant which produced B29 engines during World War II. an operation which Colbert was eyed as the heir apparent. * , * * ' Newberg later followed Colbert as president of Dodge Division and was eyed as the heir apparent. Government Okays City Renewal Plan (Continued From Page One) ed roughly by the west side of Saginaw street, Pike. Paddock,! Perkins, Parkhurst and Osmun streets. * it it Today's approval include thew figures: The area of the approved pro-, ject includes 145 acres containing 433 substandard dwelling qnits. | CARO » - Three persons - a minister and two women — were killed and live others were injiuyd today In a fiery two-car crasli near this Tuscola Cbunty (xxnmun ... Victims were one driver, the Rev. Howanl Webster, 68, ot Midland; his wife, Anna R.. 68, and Bertha Cary, of Midland. Injured were Wayne Mllllron. St, of SaS E. It MUe Ed.. Royal Oak, driver af tha aecond car; his wife. Anna B.. W: aad their be connected to the Evefgreen In-rof $1 for each registration, tereeptor. Consider Cutting Dowgtown Parking (Continued From Page One) more pleasant experience for Eighty-fiv; of the ^re. are owners would have to help on this.” said Hutter, 1 1 . K- 6 Making of two street improve- The cleared land is to be used;^^^^^ recommended in the original Barton transportation study of Hebert, •; aad Jamee, I. AttendanU at Saginaw General {Hospital reported James in critical condition with a brain Injury The accident occurred at the in-ilersectkMi ci M24 and M46, -about i SciTice for Roy B. Blanchard, ijjjj goigh of Caro. 62, of 7120 Lahser Rd., Bloomfield| * * * Township, win be at 2 p m. Frtoy investigators said the Webstels at the William Sullivan ft to attend the SOlh neral Home, Royal Oak "“""anniversary of their high schoul will be in Roseland Park Ceme-|.,„ y, p^oip,, n. y., when tlie fery ^ ^ (wo cars coUided. -nie Mllllron Mr. Blanchard died Wednesday Uyto burst into flames, but the in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital alterquickly extinguished by a two-week iUness. |Rny Burke, a nearby gas station He was advertising manager ofjjperator. Ward's Automotive Yearbook, I He had served as merchandis- SHOWINa THE SITAIUI—George E. Ferguson, Metn^XiUtan Qub president, shows pictures of 25 country music stars to Mrs. Robert Koch, 150 W. Hopkins St. The-performers will give a country music hit parade jamboree at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at Wlsner Stadium. Profits from the program will be used by the Metropolitan Qub for its charity projects. for new ctunmercial developments, civic center expansion, parks and such facilities as off-street parking A tout of SM families will have to be relocated, and special federal funds to help this move wlU be available over and above the project coots. When the city submitted ite final years ago—the extension of Cass avenue from Orchard Lake Ing manager of U.S. Advertising Q^.. account executive w i t h | Grace and Bement. Inc., treasurer! of Ralph Sharp Advertising, Inc.. I„li88 avmuff livill \/ivucti« .. * M m road to Saginaw as part of the Public relati^ director for Elec-i ■ vaw aw r »«r»uv.®*r*s»s. lsi/» onA nmmntlAn' Whara ika Nt at SUNMS New CLECniC UZOBS at LOW DISCOUNT PUCES —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— proposed loop highway, and an extension of East boulevard southwest tp Woodward avenue. The Cass Improvetnefit It said Hutter, to provide tromaster. Inc., and promotion manager for Belnap and Thomp-I son. Inc. like Vetoes Bill to Increase Pay lor Federal Workers rfor Grange Building WASHINGTON (APi-Pfesident, A World War I veteran, he wa.s a member of the Detroit Adcralt ----------- . , Oub and FftAM of Flint. ! figures last month, it was asking downtown bypass, rellevlog pres- Surviving are hu wife Glads. ‘ for a project with a gross cost of; sure from the retail ires. Bruce. Jack. Capt.i $8,499,000 and a net of $3,755,^2.1 boulevard extension is {Dale H. and Richard, and nine * * ♦ I important for heavy industrial traf.j grandchildren, The city was asking for a capital |fic, he said. I grant of $2,630,747 and Said It was! woo j prepared to pul up $1,249 861 in| such projects as flood control ^ companies and ;the Clinton River, parking facili-(,gg, companies to shorten the lies, sti'eets and pauks, length of bus stops downtown and, * ♦ ♦ eliminate some of the cab stands.; ! The city figui-ed about $4,000,000 "Added parking might be gained; It takes a two-thirds margin of P this way............ Eisenhower today vetoed a bill*members voting in both the House into clearance and $740,000 "Alth^gh downtown Pontiac of- to raise the pay of IH million'and Senate to override a veto, into administrative costs. (ers a problem, it still has a better federal employes by-7i4 per cent.' The measure pu.ssrei in both the „ , ^ He called the measure ' indefen-i House and Senate by more than f sible by any light." 'that margin pected to bring in about $2000;^th.” Hutter said. | JrtSf *‘a Toll«t'‘tre2ir„'"*rnrL^^^ ^ proportionately the same.' ‘ ‘ reasonably modest increase jtion appeared to be a move toi commensurate with rally votes to sustain his veto, i the percentage rise” in the cost! of living since the last general' pay increase. However, the controller disclosed that revenues In the fiscal year fell between five and ten million dollars behind estimates. This poe- WASHINGTON i*i - President s4)ly. although not necessarily. Eisenhower took part Wednesday' ..... ........................... prosecution for could have the effect of increasing m ceremonies dedicating the newevery com-ept of fairness, /-very amAiinl Tly. mv1« ..f un/l . P^nurV lOr ITIC CliTUiaiOrB, lie 841111. , Expert Will Study Democratic leaders in Congress,.. . r\ .••• are planning, however, an Rl'K Allfiniin rPlillfln^ tempt to override the President’s 1X001111011 rCIIIIUII) veto of the 7>>i per cent measure. The House is expected to vote (Continued From Page One! on an overriding attempt Friday. ,^jght result, Taylor said, depends VIOL.%TE» F4IRNES.*. ““ "b®* (be handwriting expert; "This hastily-drawn bill violates “"ds. Swearing falsely to the affi-l ^ ... Aatrt* #vAiil/l mAun nisruiA/Mif i/rn fnr tlw dettcit'by that amount .]Vs-million-dollar headquarters of rule of reason and logic,” K>®cn-. . .vrwrt in »h« SimIp The 1960-61 budget is an estimat- ihe National Grange a block from'hoiver said in his veto message. *‘*'U ed 10 million dollare out of balance,'the White House. * * ♦ ^ af:!? pointing to a slow rise in the def-, ♦ * ★ , "Were this measure to tiecome ^ Tpnm«\pr , a a •• assembled in ab’^ady conspkuous un- ^h^pur- /•Thcre are difficult days ahead, ,, .^jng behind the building (ainies, and discrimination Pulley said, "but I hope nothing , ‘the ceremony. ‘•{antiquated federal Pay. ,he 59 like we've I'ecently been through. ; 'would be greatly intensified. I , hi a short Informal talk the | -instead of making progress-’‘'P’atures that Bush solicited and Prestdoal called It a great per- by improving the federal pay find nothing improper. " Taylor re-! Rename Bedloe $ Island soaU honor to have been Invited structure—we w^uld actually be Peried. rnmn for Statue of Liberty {taking « long step backward. Tlie Elections Commis-did find two perkms that ] weren't registered, but that isn't Mr. Bush's fault.” rent of tt U flirDugb ttmfflc-and does it reasonably well. “The over-all parking supply it reasonably adequate — although there It a critical shortage of spaces in tome spots. "The city went overboard. L think, on one-way streets and turn-1 Ing restrictions, but these could be straightened out.'* Hutter said. Taylor said a notary publlr who notarized some of Harrel- ' » petitions—Berdbie Verwey, { ruialed the petitions. ; He noted that the master of the. NEW YORK (API—Now it's National Grange, Herschel D. New-Liberty Island which is the home'som, had refen-ed to the “'"saniza- Diipnlar FiOfc PanOf of the Statue of Liberty. ition as nongovernmental in char-UUlylQI UCIj I UfJCI In ceremonies Wednesday, the;acter. • n*ll old name of fiedloe's Island dls- * ____SOniP \4 J 111 D 1^ appeared. The renaming had been- Ei.senhower said IhaVphiase was' JUIIIC III UHIJ approved in a bill by the 84th'one "to be cherished and spoken. Congress and signed by President of with pride” in any movement! A burglar who broke into Eisenhower {seeking improvement of the farm-Pontiac'Township gas station won't - ---------- — {*'"* ■®':_______________ "'•axo Taylor said he planned to,.7 Miirrav Sates Down l t IL va/-*U t-* I P P^ . j talk to the son and had no planf^ to Murray ooies uown Greeks Talk With Tito ' ♦ ♦ a ' ^^,3^ ^i,b the local president;? DETROIT (A^-- Muiw Cor^l ATHENS, Greeie (AP)-Gteek|the bu^lao^*’af Ponti^^^^ an^ "^^700 until this moment the of America "P®«* "f' Premier Constantine Karamanlis dvke Senice, '>260 Pontiac Rd.. to, 'Right “p until this moment tl^ , au'l Mhiister Evanghelos the Sheriff's Dept, yesterday. l«"'y «-al violator would be Leaun $38,765,440. compared_with W.w.^^^,p^jj Yugoslavia todayl Traffic Smash Fatal to Infant Girl, Woman : HARBOR BEACH (JH-The infant granddaughter ot an Upper Peninsula newspaper executive and a 'woman in the same car were killed last night in a two-car collision near this Huron County community. i Killed were Caroline Treloar, 21 'months, and Mrs. Theresa Hent-Ischei. 30. both of Harbor Beach. : The baby’s mother Mrs. Theresa Treloar, 29. was reported in AP PksuiK p^jjuui condition in Sa^naw Gen-TO HEAD KIWANW — Joseph leral Hospital. O. Tally Jr.. 39-year-old attorney ★ ♦ ♦ son s Deniions-Berauie verwev Fayetteville, N. C.. was Caroline was the granddaughter rseeret.^ for tli^l ill-oiid ! installed as president of K^atlts Of Hareelson's son that rir- ' International at Miami Beach, ager of the Marquette Mining Fla. He succeeds Albert J. Tully Jourpal Co.. Ltd.. Mrs. Treloar of Mobile Ala. 'is his daughter-in-law. Harrelson senior reported that -----------------—;-------_ .r"' his son was on business in Chi- , 4K for the corresponding 1959 President Tito, period. ; ___________________ The Weather Harrelson. whom I havi * * * I informed by the notary public is He told deputies the premises ^ .. Tavlor said jwere relatively undisturbed-e.x-, .^3^3^, however. T a y I o r was Girl Killed Riding 'Cycle “P‘ >-ansacked container. I3,udving closely one petition cir- ® * culated by Leaun W. HartTlson. ADRIAN (UPl) - Donna Jgan.L 13?iaa il^ tlie.Mijiiar.took wnii_xhe lirsuianieimrthe^l^ paper — $45 in bills wluch Tubbs - Eejiun Harrelson Jr. — 26 Delu-had stored there in a cardboard — 6-1(160. " i box. City clerk registration records j showed two Harrelsons registered —I^aun Htarrelson. of 26 Delaware Dr , and la'aun W. HaiTclson, of 26 ijelaware Dr. NOW! PRICES SLASHED NOW! Before 4th of JULY When You Need 'em LADIES’-MISSES’-6IRLS’ Suminer Shoes t'alues to S3.00 Pickford, 19, of Blissfield was killed last night while riding as. a passenger on a motorcycle. SS //otise GOP Vote ito Fight Recess WASHINGTON (API — House up some Democratic suppo , iR^blicans voted unanimously!fight against the recess. M {today to oppose the Democratic; "There Is plenty of rest ’*•* plan for Congress to recesa tbis'on that side of the aisle, t Railroad Laying Off ; Over 2,000 Workers 169 Stock Up OB SMOIEBS' NEEDS for Leap 4th of JULY WMkond I Saturday — First fa Foatiflcf NEW NORELCO EUCTIIC FL0ATIN6 HEAD SNAVSt s|9» 129.95 REGUUR SIZE Ptr Carton Lucky strike. Cumeli. Old I Cheelertteld etc. (Plu* .. KING AND FILTER Ptr CortM •14” UMIN6T0N AiId-Hmic Rap. 994,99 $1795 Fretli 'KING EDWARD’ 7f CIGARS Box of 50. H%7Q RemUr »} N Mtlcr - M ' ^ Amerlck’i tiverlte clnr Bo« of M at title lot price Limit 3. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa IEMIN6T0N loll A-MAtic Rap. 929.50 95 Spcciil group of summer play shoes at this CUT-PRICE just wticn you need play shoes for 4fh of |uly wear. Assorted colors, styles in — House up some Democratic support in a; PHILADELPHIA (9v-The Penn-. WONEN’S Air Poan Gishios- plan for Congress to recesa tbis|on that side of the aisle, too." he ployes because of declining husi- _ jweekend and return to woric in;sakl. ness. ^ , .. . 7» {August after the national polltl-| Hoeven said there had been no{ James P. Newell, vice president : *J.cal conventions. * attempt ,to sound out Republican {of operations, said the layoffs *** ♦ a sentinient in the Senate. The .Sen-1 would begin oi-er the next several Rep. Charles B. Hoeven (R- ate Republican leader. Everett M.Jdays and would be “of indeflnile r low ai announced the GOP Stand DIrkeen of Illinois, supported Iduratibn depending on the level of | ** alter a party caucus ■ > Johnson's recess stand. 'business ’ j ^ He called the recess proposed a a * Newell said there has been a / Mby House Speaker .Sam Rayburn Sime all members of the House 1 steady decline in freight volume * (D Texi and Senate Democratic must ivin for re-election, if Hiey wflich iccelei’Afed in Kw> !“*• 30 JJLeadet Lyndon B Johnson' of are to remain in'Congress, there days. Value: Wedgi HTexas ••just s potiticalfy Inspired is greater cgllectivc sentiment ^ move." thfre than in the Senate fW gel- •» "There is still plenty of time ting baclj home to ptrfitical fence-M to complete the pqbljc.'s bust-mending duties. **ne^,'^ declared Hoevm. spokes- Only one-third of the senators Mman for the rau<;us. {need fmre the voters at the ballot ” Haeven said be e.xpects to pidtiboxes Uiia yeOr. longer,defer adjusting our expenditures to thp level of business and the revenues of the company "he said. "We understand aomd steel mills will shut down lof the month of July and possibly'* August ^ well." J '*■ . ' , S3.00 n bAratMckt, .cross-straps, slirvgp etc , in . mer colors. Sa> DRY SMOKE Briar Pipes Rafaler 99c Briar bowl pipe with • RiUoftoo PowBor Stick • Rioilo|Ho Sortrko KH • Soohaowi 1 • Sclikk Sorvko KH • Boioio|too Rro-Sfcovo 99 N. Sogiaaw -Note Fieat N N. Boffteow floM THE POXTIAfc' PRESS. THl'RSDAV. .TU\E 30. I960 THKEE Two Founders Look Back at AA i By BERNAKD GAVZEB AP Bteft Writw An oM proverb bu it imitation ii the aincereat Iihtu at flattery. Today there'a a Gambiera Anon-ynoou* tor the compulsive plunger. Narcotics Anonymous for the addict, Youth Anonymous for delin- quents, e\en Fatties Anonymous were hopeless alcobcdics; One a< and Divorces Anonymous. All takf their cue from the success of Alcoholics Anonymous -the pioneer fellowship that started with the idea that people whq are in the same serious fix are best equipped to help one another. The two men who founded AA ;bsmds and cWldrerv—will gather at j permit publication of namhs or Ited fb 'members who generally Lor« Beach. Calif, beginning July photographs of arty, of its mem- talk about their problems. in a three-day commemoration >bers. it does not affiliate with Almost any AA group looks like of the society's 25th anniversao- other organizations, it keeps ★ A ♦ tof controversy. That AA should have survKedj * i. bers in sd natioii. There are AAs bers in 95 natic in convalesceni !mote. lonely places, in prisons. jbership is open to all races, i creeds, colors. Thei ‘ tioii. 1 rvui.. •» y««rs ana grown w »n«;iBvu-------------— r--------------- “ an Akron. Ohio, surgeon. *noy ^ found they could sUy sober by considering how It operates. Un-. The society U a loosely knit or-^ helping each other. From this odd like other organizations, it does ganization with fairly casual and; partnership grew the societyjnot recruit members, it has no informal connections between^ When good practice is followed which now claims 300.000 mem-elaborate promotional setup, it groups. The average community in .applying and painting wtiod bers. I uses no public figui’es to attract group meets twice a week. One siding, no more than one repaint Perhaps 10.000 or more of these members, it conducts no fund-lmeeting is open to anyone who'job may be necessary for the first members—joined by wives, hus-raising campaigns, it does noticares to come. The second U lim-'15 years of occupancy. CHROME not«l Picnic Jugs $12.95 Value 399 GALLON SPIGOT POUR SPOUT A.« shown - deluxe chrome plated 4ug in fuU GALIXIN size, unbreakable liner. For hot or cold SIMMS OPEN T0NITE-FRI.-SAT.tii10p.s STOCK UP! Avoid Paying High “TOURIST” Prices for Your 4th of July Needs! On vocaHon, noOhing is mere aggravating than to hovt to f Chock yowr noodt... than shop ot Simms knowing that ] MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Seuatifully UndeipriceU Salt •! Ladies’ Swim Suits N North Saginn SI. < Fom THE POXTIAC PRESS THCKSpAY. 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Easy to inflate with mouth or pump, leokproof volve. Terrific buy! FORMICA III BUILT-IN TABLE! FIRELIGHTER! DELUXE 24-INCH BRAZIER GRIU 18" • Electric Motor Turns Spit .. • Tilt Chrome Grid • Hi-Lo Adjustment • 5Vt" Rubber Tirwl Wheels Wolfe'i Grilia . . . Oowaalaira AMBASSADOR WRINGER WASHER «... ocrats. including Sen. Kennedy— IJtWRENCE officially put themselves on record as implying that the President should have lied to the worid. Six Republicans and one Democrat Insist that it was absolutely necessary Jor the President to tell the truth. The same committee’s chairman, Sen. J. William Fulbright. Democrat ol Arkansas, alter presenting the report to^ the Senate, alleges that the adminisUtition is lying now about certain aspects of the Incident. In a speech to the Senate, he says; "We are told that this particular flight was in a special category; that it was seeking information of extraordinary importance which might not be available later. However, we are not told, even under conditions of the utmost secrecy, what that information was. "In view of the •emlflvtfy of some of the other thing* we were loM. this reticence on the part of the exe«-uUve brsnrh ral»e« the question of whether the Infer-matiou oought on Ma.v 1 was In fart as Important as It has been repreaeated. There Is ground hei« lor the ronelusion that the alleged extraordinary Importance statement, he had to state the prise attack,” and then argues truth. Moreover, if he had not Udd later on as Wlowi: the truth by avoiding personal responsibility, the four demands Khrushchev made upon him in Paris would not have been altered.” But what is puzzlihg are the contradictions in the main report, which frankly says that “the sort the Motrary, there Is good reason of information provided by the U2 to ronclude that the flight should is of endrinous value In a-ssessing not have gone.” So|Jiet capability to mount a sur- (Copyright 1M») Dr. William Brady Says: Camphor-Sulfur Lotion Will Combat Your Acne Excessively oily skin, blackheads in the booklet The 7 Keys to Vile By JOHN C. METCALFE Oh, won’t you sing to me . . ’The song you sang last night Just as an orange nnoon . . . Wu fading into white ... And warm my heart again . . . Beneath the windy skies . . . With those entrancing charms . . . That linger in your eyes ... I would not wander on ... To purple hill or sea . . If every londy night . . You sang this song for me . . So stay with me my love . . Remain now at my side .. . And let the echo ol . . . Our song with us abide ... Let me fotever hear . . . This haunting lilting tunc w. t>H«a ■ This haunting. lUting tune . . By Uatted Press lalemat^al star of night .. . WUI Today is Thursday. June 38 t^ always leave too soon .. So. sing 182nd day of the year, with 184 to for me . . . The aong you foUow in 1960. night .. . Just as the ’The moon is approaching its first ... Was fading into The Almanac and pimples, medical term for which is acne, is most common in adolescence although It occurs less frequently in young children and adults. Arne is without significance so far as purify or impurity blood, cleanliness i ir uncleanlinees| nr morality lack of it is ( cemed. (for which send K cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope) —with special care to include items made of plain wheat, cracked or ground daily at home. quarter. The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. ♦ ♦ * On this day in hiitor>’: In 1834, Congress created the Department of Indian Affairs. In 1870. Ada Kepley graduated from the Union College of Law in Chicago, the first woman to be graduated from an accredited law school. !■ 19M. President Theodore Roosevelt oigned the Pure Food and Dmg Act. In 1924, as a result of the Teapot Dome scandal. Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall and oilmen Harry F. Sinclair and Edward Doheny^vere charged with bribery and '^nipiracy to defraud the (OopFriRkt. I9M) Smiles A western man was pinched for tearing up dollar blUa. Sotmds like getting them down to their reiU value. ♦ ♦ * Womea ecoaomlso by doing their own oookiag, aaya a eats less. THOUGHTS FOR tOD$Y . The mountsln* sow thee, and . on; the deep gave forth Its voice, writhed; the raging waters swept It lilted Its hands on hlgh.-Habakuk 3:18. !Blth s«t hyttssi, lotlt, or trsslosA^wlD.^b# lOtwcred by Or. Wtlllsai liMy. If s lUmpsd lelr-sddrMiSd (nTelop* o •nJn»ootl*e Press. PooUse, MlehUsn. (Copyright Urt) __________ Buv«iu.i«u. The Divine mind is.M visible it * it In iu full energy of o^eKtion on 'Thought for today; U. S. Preai- every lowly bank and ntouMering dent Theodore Roosevelt said: "I atone u In .the lifting of the pu-wish to preach, not the doctrine lars of heaven, and settling the of ignoble ease, but the doctrine Coundation of the eerlh. — John of the strenuous life.” Ruakln. _____ OR. BRADY Istrattoe’B cover story h To accuse one’s own government of lying to a Senate committee doean’t seem to bother the senator, who. In the same zpeech, also declares that President Eisenhower should have refused to take responsibility for the U2 business and, instead, should somehow have evaded the truth. AUTHORlZA'nON GENERAL For, while Elsenhower did not really know in advani!* of the particular flight on May 1. he did give general adUgfl^^tion in advance and said so to the American people and the world. Yet Chairman Fui-bright says to the Senate: "The gravest mistake was made when the President assumed re-.sponsibility for the flight.” Sea. Alexander Wiley of WIs-rolMa, ranking Repuhnean on the Foreign Relations CommittM. ai^ Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio. Democrat, In a separate report concurred in b.v flye RepuUiran “Conditions lollowing the May 1 flight having developed as they did, it was unavoidable for the President to make a statement with regard to it. If he had to make a The Country Parson Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. E. >. Hnltin of 24 Miller Court; golden wedding George B. Colo of Lake Orion; 88th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. M’Uliam D. Wilcox of Orion Township, 51at wedding annlver-Mry. Mrs. Nora Gilbey of Walled Uke; 81st birthday^ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bloenineid of Rochester; 52nd wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mra. Loyd R. Wyckoff of Southfield; golden wedding. For, a copy of my tree pamphlet Rlsrklicads and i’imple*. send me a htainped cn\elope licarinc >our addrc<<<(. Ihslgned rcqucils ignored. In ■the pamphlet I try to give the gist of what medi<'al authori--lies consider causes aptie. * * * It is generally helpful^ to wash the face vigorously but not too vigorously with hot water and plain toilet soap every day or every alternate day, then rinse repeatedly with cold water, and dry with a soft towet by patting rather than rubbing, ain finally apply,^a scant teaspoonful of camphor-sulfur lotion, by patting it on gently with the fingers, and let it dry on the skin. The camphor-sulfur lotion is a mlxtare of one. ounce of sublimed sulfur (otherwise called flowers of sulfur), one ounce of campiior water, one ounce of glyeertn and two ounces of witch haicl “ex-tracl.’’ Make the lotion yourwlf. Two level tablespoonfuls of powdered sulfur equal one ounce. Two table-.spoonfuls of camphor water equal one ounce. Two tablespoonfuli of glycerin equal one ounce. Four fa-ble.spoonfuIs of witch hazel "extract" equal two ounces. ♦ ★ ♦ SQigke the mixture up Just before >()u apply it. If it causes any irritation. apply it less frequently or dilute it by adding another ounce or two of witch hazel "extract." Continue using it for a month, then di!!Continue for a month, and thereafter u-se it when you think you ifteed it FALSE NOTIONS There are a good many professional and popular notions about the effect of «liet on acne. If you are convinced that indulgence In this or that food aggravates or produces a new outbreak of pimples, cut it out. Case Records of a Psychologist: Playboy Tires of Worldly Living em had the notion that hatter, eream, fried foodt and fat meats shonld he excliKM from the diet of a yoapg person wjlh oH.v skin nnd !iliiq>leo. This lo ahswrd. The sensible diet fOr one with acne Is Just a standard corrective protecth'e diet tmilt on the outline of the bagjc health dl^ described If you were reared in a good home but have drifted away, you’ll sooner or later suffer a nostalgia for idealism. So read this Case Record and follow its suggestions if you wish to restore your soul by rebuilding faith and idealism. BY DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F - 404: Hal R., aged 38, is a wealthy bachelor. "Dr. Crane, I’m fed up with life.” he announced as he slumped down into a chair. "What’s file point of going on? I’ve been everywhere and have tasted every amusement and every variety of liquor from Russia to the South Seas. ■rve been a typical playboy, and have had my fill of women. Now Ufe nauseates me.. J My friento are I.............. all married'. Iliey DR. CRANE seem fairly happy with their wives and children. And it puzzles me. "For I cannot see how any man can be content with one woman. And why wtll a fellow tie himself down to one little section of the globe? ♦ A * "Since I am ao fed up with life and have no further goals, I see no point fai living. I’m considering sukdde. Can you give me a logical argument for staying here till old age descends upon me?” DIAGNOSIS Hal's case Is one of ihc most tragic in life. It illustratet what «re psychologists call a nostalgia for idealism. As a boy, Hal had the typical high ideal! of the usual adolescent. He had then fallen In love with a gtri whom he had met at the age of 18. * ♦ * Hal worshiped her, though he was too shy to tell her and n^wer even attempted to Idtt her. For he kept her on a pedestal. JWt'ker gteaea or foe seoai el her merry laogh wwoU ca-rhart him. Ma]~ divereeea can’t h go through a worshiptal stage with referesre la femlalaity, but H I* true. Later in college. Hal met another girl. She was the first one he had ever kissed. She was thrilling, intoxicating. He wanted to marry her at once. But his father disapproved and sent him on a long business trip to South America. DECLINE or IDEALISM In his despondency, Hal began drinking and gamb^. Soon be started carousing with other women. Finally, he became a connoisseur of pretty girls and took them where he found them. Inhibitioiis were entirely cast aside. Bat with the passiag of years, he began feeJtng panicky, for his Idealhini sras fading. He found love toe mechauloal. Each suo- Our good emotions need to be exercised daily lo keep them strong. That’s why church attendance is ao vital! "Act the way you’d like to be and aoon you’ll bo the way you act,” Is one of our axtoma of applied psychology. AAA “Go through the proper motions and you'll toon begin to experience the corresponding emotions,’’ la another way of stating the tame thought. Te regahi UeaHom. ge whaiu It Is to be Itomd! Then difi’t stimulating than the last, go be Wit bou t consciously knowing, what ailed himself, ,he suffered from a nostalgia for idealism, or a homesickness for his boyhood outlook on life and femininity. Many a h of 48, develop* a purely IdcuUst-ie llxatlou nu a young girl not MR *f her toews. U Is partly due turn to the state M Idealism aMI faith of that earlier period to Mo Ufe. So I planned a rigid six-month course of aetton for Hal. I selected a girl who bad physical charm, plus religious faith and ideaUsm. She wu truly e charming young cynics are fed up with humanity. chiefly because they’ve left God out ol their aociat relations. In tomorrow's case record youH see how Hal regained his rest for liviiig by such emotkmal calisthenics. 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He termed Detroit's present property tax "repressive.'' The Michigan professor appeared before the Counell at one of a series of heartags being held In advance of reintrodnctioa of the I per cent city Income tax Djuanda of Indonesia Welcomed by Mikoyon MOSCOW (AP)-Anastas Mito-yan led top Soviet government flares in welcoming Indonesian First Minister Djuanda to Mos- Council members intend to reintroduce the income tax question in August. The first American turnpike, known as Little River Turnpike, was authorized in Virginia in 1785. To^y, Americans travel on over 750.000 miles of highway. To familiarize motorists with the luxury and comfort of driving a new car, auto manufacturers last year spent over $80 million in newspaper advertising. sr rsatofkx HANDLED TENDERLY — House Speaker Sam Rayburn gestures toward the la.st column erected Wednesday in rebuilding the front of the U S. Capitol. TV column is 100 years old and is one of eight being used in the reconstruction. With Rayburn, from left, are Rep. Joseph Martin (R-Mass». Vice President Nixon and Capitol Architect George Stewart* These original pillars are being placed in a spot w ith less stress and strain. . Farther and Faster Into State Extends letter Delivery Pontiac has been ^ven recipro-j calnext-day postal service with] almost all of Michigan's Lower | Peninsula countip, Postmaster William W. Donaldson announced yesterday. Under the new postal service plan, which has undergone a month's shakedown period, all first class letters deposited before 5 p.m. on a business day will be delivered to any destination within a 64<'oun-ty area on the first delivery trip of the following business day. Pontiac rouM eonnt on next-day letter service with only nine Non-stop night trips via highway and rail service, leaving to 11:40 p.m., have been set up parrying first elass mail from the sectional renters to lansing, arriving around midnight. Mail exchange is made and^ht post office trucks return to tlwir respective sectional renters before 5; 15 a m. The letters are iVn distributed to the outlying postoffices for delivei'y. aystera. Service time between Chicago and Pontiac also bat \ been shortened. The amount of first class mail given next-day service by the new system has been nearly trebled, according to Donaldson. IT'S BONUS TIME at TOYTOWN Thru Soturdoy, July 2nd Only M.OO Beach Ball FBEE with Follawing f n. Rsuul FmI................$7.SS 3i"x4r'xir RIiUPmI............$6.IS 36." X 3S" X 23” Piintri Pintle Txlil*. $7.U 5 n. SIM*.....................SR-88 S2”x9” 2-Riaj PnI.............83.98 S2JW Water Tay FREE taith Followiag t Ft. X It Is. R*ut Pool....814.98 7rx42"xl2"Rl9MP*oI...........88.98 3t"x48" S«at l*x...............811.98 49" X 4t" Piistad Picsic T*kl* 812.99 69”xl4" 4-Riif P**l.............89.19 83.00 0-Ft Rii Mattnu TREE nitk f*II*niaj 10 Ft. X 20 la. Rtaad P**l.......824.90 72" X 72" X12" Rifid P**l........811.90 30H"x S6'/i" S«ad Rax............815.08 ANY PEDAL CAR Bonus Gifts May Bo Exchanged for Any Summer Item of Equot Value TOYTOWN Wmderlaid Next-day delivery has been made i possible by a closely integrated timetable which governs the work of the area's postal units and the transportation linking them together. Lansing is the hub of a gigantic postal tnuisport wheel. Transport lines from Lansing ^ lead to sectional center* through-' out the Lower Peninsula, which serve as collection points for sur-, rounding post offices. AIR eONDtriONID FOR YOUR COMFORT WE CAN PROVE THAT YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY WITH A SCHWINN! TRADE-IN YOUR OLD BIKE Fork Frm B«kiiid Sfere * MONTHS TO FAY SOULETTS Ikyclf ud Hobby Shop 20 y. Lawrvnct K 3-784J ^ Pre>holiday sole of cool 'Sun 'n fun' casuals YOU* CHOICE 1 87 CHARGE IT* Ttnnis shoes SeilcloHi pumps Psncike fists Haovy wathobla duck. Non-^id rubbar sojai, rainfodcad h«l eoont-•r*. 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Takas slides or snopsliots in color oT block and whita. Uses midget flash bulba. Palm-size camera tokaa •xcellant snapshots. Buyl QFEN EVUY NIGHT TO 9 FEDERAL'S DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON PLAINS THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1900 XIXE Showing Up in Lack of Integration Red University Graduates Grow Snobbish B.r WILLIAMETAN iitudents. Already Mine are callingl There are Mine Indicatlont that Statei, Khnmhchev’g blasts tUthe livii* atai^^ AMorlated Free# N«*a Analyst | it "Apartheid University?*^ 7eauSt«F^W~^Ru^ns resent h«l expreas eagerness for the day Moscow UnWenrity today isi About 1,300 foreign students are,^ obvious cniditiea discernible effect upon |he be able to travel training the young peddle whoj«tu^^g in Moscow^ The Rreati^^^^ Khi^hchev on thl world.'^^'’^yindepemtettly and see it for Ihem-wiU gui^Soviet destlni^ geo-jjna^ty are ^tn t^,^, Like many an averag? Rus-i‘®*’*"* Amencans. ^ i, highly likely; emUonhenoe. And it is ptnducinglMWdlel^st. about 120^ blaAi,J; jbe students, too. pin W A * A they harbor Mme resentment what, to many Westerners, ^^\**‘* for a pro-sperous future to The students display a lively against the regime for its restric- —r to be a generation of snobs. *nf*n^«ed incident involving a sludept from “» ^o-keeping thin^ Africa has assumed proportions! t they are. There seems to be a scandal I****** political restlessness among The incident occurred someL“"iyr”'*y months ago at a university dance.con^led Foreign students teU it this waytlj.^ Komsomols Young The Negro wanted to dance with , a white Russian girl. She refused L“»‘-him. Later he tried to cut in whHe|f®‘»,'’»''* she danced with a Russian stu- ““ ."'“y * ^'countries In the underdeveloped . world, where communism is most! dent. The Russian challenged the Negro to meet him outside. There the N^ was wa.vUid by a group ; of Russian students. The beatingAmerican student landed him in a hosphal. University , will be sending back to that area — , many a confirmed young anti- The Incident may have been communist, more of a student brawl than ac- . „ j. — tual racial antagonism. But it had. /" “ "P^® ‘*‘•"1?^ ^ 'at the strait jacketed minds of the Russians. He looks on the students young people wearing blinders. Friendship University” an!!^l^d!“":r““"f “* by Soviet Premief Nikita Khrush- ;|2lt“ o*tte state " *^**'^' ★ A * ' Students from Asia, coming from This school, scheduled to open In the (all. is to be for African. '*P‘T** ** I|* AsiAn ftnd L®tin AnM^ncftn Btuo^nts |. c« ^ *w q up to the age of 35. It will offer!.^'®'^;**. *, free tuition and dormitories. liv-i‘*’"*P‘* ‘® u** them for poittical tng allowances and free travel'P®^ -to and fmm Moscow. Plans are to open with an enrollment of 500.'f®^» circus. «he« resent wha to be expanded to 5,000 in three f. (the "Peoples lYiendship Univer-y ’ ' 'sity" indoctrination of young peo- AP-tETERID UNIVERSITY p|p from underdeveloped areas. This school will be entirely sep- Western students in Moscow say arate" from Moscow University's it is practically impossilile to student body, with separata facul- penetrate the minds of most of ties and separate facilities. And it the Russian students. They have Is arousing some resentment been indoctrinated in Soviet dog-smong foreign students who say: ma since birth and are accustomed they feel it will be a means oil i to the rigid disciplines of life in isolating them from the Russian a Communist society. TAKE A “HOLroAY^ FROM HIGH PRICES! RCA Whirlpool Pay'Only 15 Down MOTOROLA r transistor radio Enjoy It outdooii^t h i a holiday weekend — and all aumner, loo! No lubea to bum out — piny nny-white! $24*5 The Good Housekeeping Shop 51 W. Huron of PONTIAC Shop By Phone FE 4-1555 NEWEST LOOK IN SPORT SHIRTS? BOLDY TEXTURED COTTON KNITS! Imaginative ne.w weave.s spark Penney’# smart new collection of Towncraft knits. All the style extras are here, too . . . fashioned collars, ribbed cuffs, long tails, slit sides and a neat pocket enibletn. And what colors .., tan, gold, olive, light blue, red, black and white! More smart news? Penney’s 2.98 price tag! 298 axtva-larga pB w NEW SENSATIONAL GAME PITCH IT! CATCH IT! It’s fun for everyone with this new sensational game. Pitch it! Catch it! Made of a sturdy .S6” X 36” steel frame, durable nylon net, and adjusts to 13 positions. It*s just the thing for the young ball player in your family. 498 Larf# Site 56"a36" SizuerS PENNEY'S CORDINO LUXURY SPORTSWEAR Just the ticket foP the , Fourth . . . Penney’s washable Cotton Sports, wear, percale print blouses, jamaicas and tapered slacks. Beautiful colors. All in Penney’s cordino. . 1.98 '• 3.98 Misaos' Slats 3 COLORS! COOL AND BRIGHT DUCK SNEAKER WTiite, blue, red — light your sports world. Crepe robber out-sole, white band, balance arch. 4 to 9. Slim and medium. Children's $ites .........2.89 Misses' Sixes 298 WOVEN PLAID BOXERS AT BIG, BIG SAVINGS! Big on the beach this'summer . . . Penney’# boxer# in Galey • and Lord’s Tarpoon* cloth with snug elastic wai^t band! 'The plaid is varied and t;0lorful! Buy now! J98 beys' sixes PENNEY'S - DOWNTOWN: Op«n Mondoy ond Fridoy 9:30 A. M. Mt9KM) F. M. An Olh«r Wtekdoyt 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 F. M. PENNEY'S - MIRACLE MILE: Optn Every Weekday—Mondey Tkrosigk Sotvrdoy 10:00 A. M, fe 9:00 F. M. TEX THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960 Bigger ht-Year Depreciation No Aid in Used Car Business By BEX PHLBOAP. I IUm tMs fall «i1ll have AP Aatoniotive Writer | oo major effect. DETROIT—An auto industry’ ex-| .Cowan says several factors other* ecutlve suggest^ todhy that if i than the compacts have affected ytwVe been in the habit of trading used car sales. Among them for a new car every year you’rel increasing competition for the cav' soon going to find it more ex-jtomer’s dollar from boats, home pensive. swimming pools, personal travel * ■ Another is the increased average The villian. says Edward Cowan, mileage being driven. A three-national used car manager for | year-old car used to have Chevrolet, w.*n't be higher new car jSO.OOO miles on It. Now the figure (usually is above 36,000. And, says *Cowan, there hat been a tendency for car owners to keep their cars longer—not trade so oftei He believes this factor has helped; create some public abjections to! annual new-car model changes.! "They have to keep their cars' longer, so they don’t, want them to look out-of^ate," he said. Kaxoo's Harry Smith Lmvbs Law Practicw KALAMAZOO less. the car bustoeso generally. "People don't have the equity to' trade." he said. "They have to! run their cars longer, litis in turn means it costs the dealer more to recondition the trade-ins for re-! sale.” The banker put it this way .. man can find himself owing mtar on a car than the car is worth, and that’s bad." ♦ * ♦ Cowan, whose bahic job Ig to help Chevrolet dealers sell more useid cars so they can sell more news cars, desbribes the used car market currently as "sticky.” * ♦ ★ "We don’t like what we s( he said, "although it’s not really bad.” Used cars outsold new cars during the fii-st five months of this! year by slightly more than three to' two. niis is about normal. Cowan says he beUeves the major impact of compact cars OB the used ear market was to depress iirices. The big Jolt already has come, in his opliiion, and the addition of four new Portrait of Rhee Deleted From Korean Currency SF:oUL i/B — TV portrait of ousted President S.vngman Rhee will be deleted from new' South Korean banknotes. The Bank of Korea said today It plans to start replacing cunvnt notes bearing Rhee’s portrait w ith newly designed bills Aug. 15. when a newly elected goveninient expected to take over. Prestressed concrete is resilient enough to bend under heavy loads without breaking, an important quality for bridges. The 24-mile span across Lake Pontchartrain In Louisiana is constructed of pre-stressed concrete threaded with 15.500 miles of steel wire. HE MOST EXCmKi; THUG THAT EVER HAPPENED TO A HEADING AID! FROM EVERY ANGLE... SUMMER. TRIMMER... THB NBW ZBNITH ■VBOI.A8S HBAIIINO AID* • Natural. corarontMe lit to your bead opmour . Preciiion fingw-tip vslumt ORWANT HEARINI SERVICE 11 W. LoWTMCd St. FE 8-2733 Mackinac Bridge Count Down 14 Pet. This June ST. IGNACE (ft - Traffic over the Mackinac Bridge this month is expected to be about If per cent below the volume for June last year, according to bridge authorities. . Herman Elllis, public Information executh’e for the Machinac Bridge Authority, said that heavy TUlANt Immediate Delivery Ail Body Styles et R I R Molan, lie. 724 Oskissd Avt. ft 4-1521 FIRST PAYMENT OCTOBER 1st NO MONEY DOWN On All Modernization! completely installed-no money down*" Completely installed on 24x30x1/3 Pitch Roof 153 Big: 3 Cubic Foot Homart Mixer Only Rugged economical mixer pa.slly mixes mortar, ctmerete. Adaptable for motor power or engine. With wheels ____tIJS Rustproof Aluminum Homart Door Canopy Charge It *^99 Homart “Tilt-Action” Aluminum Windows 15W Protects. beauUfle« your home. Complete ready to Install with hardware. Shop Sears tomorrow nlte 'tU 9. Do It Yourself With HOxMART Jack Posts S-Traek Chart* II Extrude uiumlnum. Designed with easy cleaning in mind. Homart quality. 1-Track, priced at 17.95 ik. R(^. ..SUJ8 895 Quick, sale way to keep your home at its level best. Brace sagging flom-s, etc. Supports up to 20.000 lbs. Save! new paint sprayers SAVE 512! Regularly $59,95 47” • Diaphragm Type Sprayer. • With 1/S-HP. Motor Includes diaphragm type compressor, motor, lightweight spray gun, and air hose. Perfect outfit for outdoor spraying of build-logs; fences and barns, see it today. Pilot Dept., Mala shop TUESDAY night, July 5th UNTIL 9 p. m. Homart gas furnaces NO MONEY DOWN 80,000 B.TsU. *259 NO MONEY DOWN 100.000 BJ.U......... 8278 120.000 B.T.U.........$299 160.000 B.T.U_________1329 200.000 B.T.U.........$399 FREE indoor and outdoor thermometer gIvoB away w0h heating estimate. Hiat exchanger guaranteed for 15'years! Has fuel-saving Insulated Jacket; quiet operating heayy duty overslw blower motor. Sizes for all homes. Get youra at: Hcatlaf DepL, Perry Homart Hexagon Shingles oqr most popular roofing.............com- bines high quality and beauty at S^rs usual reasonable low price. Your choice of seven colors. All shingles are uniformly thick. Protects and beautifies, your home! 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Electric Centrifugal Pump Setf-prfaBiBg 114^5 Heavy duty high capacity pump for lawn sprinkling, swimming pools or general purpose application. IS Hf. I^p lt9J9 Complete Pipe Insulating Kit ChaigB It 89< Controb sweating, heat loss. 50-ft. of 2-ln. vinyl tape and fiberglaa material Save I Tank Lining Stops, Toilet Sweating CsBVlete KH ^9$ ch*iB* n Converts toilet to inodara non-sweet type. Pre-cut Styrofoam (Rt. waterproof maaUc, applicator and in-Btruettona. Long-Life HOMART Steel Garage Door Ix7-fi 0295 e» Daw* Rugged construction laaU for years. Ball bearing rollers operate eai^. BonddHzed to resist rust. With L%bta <745 T3 spraj^ paint SAVE 30c EACH! 119 Each Spray Enaael to ideal for porch and lawn furniture. In 17 ookn. 8atlii Ftailih dries In 10 minutes. 4 eolora. 16 ob. Use on many thtogs. Spray Laeqner In II lovely colon. Can be used for radiatara. furniture, toys. HOMART midget elec. water heater, 6 gallon Reg. 44.95. Plugs into any i 10-120 volt AC current. Has glass-lined tank guaranteed 10 years. 6-«llon size only 18 inches high. Ideal for trailer, cottage use. UL listed. Shop Sears and ^ve! 13 Gallon Water Heater ..............49,99 SAVE 2.14 on 2*Gal. Can Master^Mixed House Paint Reg. 10.58 8^ The white house paint that gives your home showroom beauty for years to come! Balanced formula makei It extremely white and PMQilses maximum haMok SAVE! ------- Mat Dept, Mala BBtewMBl \ hertok SAVE! 'Satisfaction guaranteed or your monty back" SEARS North Saginaw St. Phone IT 5-4171 .......... ■■ ' ........... ' ,........ ■' ................ j ■■ '-'I . THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JI XK 30. 1960 ELEVEN Small Car Owners Buying Accessories I m «fBctal mM k* « wmM be MurewH conM- { "In most caws, optional equip-ntent on compact car* will prob-j jably never reach the decree ol' DETROIT Compact car lait month for which completett has on standanlj |U.S. to Aid Turkey on N-Reactor Cost Donkey License:^ Ready ior Dem Convention Cars a'figures were available, sales of! cars," he said. “But, with a 1 owners. ____________ __________ ,go swore off practicaUy aU carjbackup JighU on the Valiant wrelexceptlons. the gap between the! conv^iwwea In favor of economy, up 114 per cent from the previous't^o should be very narrow in a are gradually abandoning their.month. Sales of heaters on the|year or two if the pi-esent trend: austerity. ^ ^ ^ Chrysler Corp. compact were up continue* ” A Chrysler Corp. official whol '^ **’* montl^^ The percentages of compact cars tpecializea In sales trends of extrajP®'*'**’ “P “ equipped with white sidewaU tires, cost equipment on cars says each'P**^ wlirfsh^ washers werei, approaching the percent-; month shows an increase in the; “P ^P”" of"* ***'“■; age for standard cars. Chrysler; percentage of compact cars;nussloq sales were up 5.1 per cent. showed 63.9 per cent of its, Quipped with various optional The hM^aaes still left iastalla- {standard cars were equipped with accessories. ! Mob of extra cost aeeesooites so white sidewalls while 61.3 per cent, * * * I rompwet ears far Mow Iastalla- of the Valiants were similarly^ For example, during April, the' tloas oa staadard-sised cars bat equipped. WASHINGTON ing the legend. ‘ Democratic Nauonal Convention 1960. ” with the party symbol below it. were manufactured by convicts at Folsom Prison. Many a guy has the habit of. The Democratic party paid 65 saying. "Well, I’m going to tell cents'apiece for the plates you the truth. . . ' Makes me won-i The plates will not substitute for der what he has been telling me. regular licenses shop Sears Friday night and TUESDAY, July 5th, until 9 p. m. and save! garden hose sale! 6.49 reinforced plastic hose [44 »ix50-Ft. Guaranteed 12 Yea^s! CHARGE IT »/8x75-Ft. Reg. 9.49......8.44 ^xSO-Ft. Reg. 4.69 3.99 Regularly priced at 3.89 Transparent, ‘/^xSO-Ft. 3.44 See how little Craftsman hose costa on a guaranteed year basis. Lightweight, virgin vinyl resists abrasion. Fittings guaranteed not to ru.st. Coil.s up easily for storage. Get yours now and save! Hurry in today! %-in. x50-ft Craftsman rubber hose 9 49 ■4-in. delivers 50% more water than 4-tnch hose. Stronger, tougher than most ordinary rubber hose, yet 25% lighter. charge it H x25-ft............5.29 »4 g75-ft...........13.79 », x50-f 1. Dunlap , 5.1 oscillating-type ^ SPRINKLER 2.98 CU.,. II Easy way to water a lawn uniformly. Has a 3-positlon lever for watering full or half area. Pontoon type base glvec bedance iupport. Vmlw9M iJf 177 rnt Chain Garden tools with steel blades. 6xe%-tn. spade. 7xl2-ln. spade, rake or shovel. Dunlap Plastic Sprinkler Hose fey. He C'karga II 4* arm oscillating adj. iprinklers 8.98 single vinyl plastic 20-ft. tube Is perforated on all sides. Has standard coupling on one end. Save at Sears! 4-poaltion dial control. Covers 40x60-ft. area. Waters uniformly, without puddling or washout. Shop Sears tomorrow nite ■til 9. ^Long Life Galvanized Steel Sprayer Jfegiilar IIM 097 Hot dipped gatvanlaed steel for long life. Open-top detlgn has SH-gailon tank. Stores pressure several minutes. Shop Sears tomorrow nlte '.til 9. 0.rSm Sk.s. 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Extenaion Ttaca, 22-in. |10 Tmnspert Wheeb 8.95 G«rdM tbep. Eeiry ftr**! "Satisfsclion giwnabM or WuV money bade" SEARS 154 N. Saginaw Phone FE 5-4171 men’s sport shirt assortment on sale save to 1.02 Reg. $1.29 lo $1.99 2.99 and 3.99 shirts ... 1.97 3.99 and 5.99 shirts . 2.97 Cotton short sleeve shirt for golf or any sport. Choose from new Dobby patterns in smart subdued tones. Regular .spread collar. Wa.shable. Just the thing for summer wear! See them t(^ayl s Furaisbiaos. Moia Floor family boating fun! save *100 14-ft. fiberglass runabout Completely Maintenance Free A beguty of a buy! And it’s mainten-j-free f................ Regularly $699 ance-free fiberglas built for years of fun and years of service. Just the thing for summer fun on the water! See it. buy it, save! 9 40-H.P. Elgin Motor Sagulorlr J5M Down 599 10% Down Elgin Boat Trailer 5|9o .\Iuiniiiiini Ice Chest Hog. 20.99 1744 2-lb. Sleeping Bag Ckmga tt IBM Spoiliag Goods. 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To tbo qnoilfM o>octor> e( tho Toi ahtp of Bloomtjold loU pnolaetti Coi ty of Oakload, atoto of lOehIcoa: Notleo to boTOliy oIoob, that la a forodty attb tho ^'kOdddoO' Cloct taw.” the final Ata tor roflttrat: in ordor to »«to la Um (kanal Primi Eloetloa lo Tuooday. July I, ION. I.A o'clock p.m. To roto at thU rlccUoa. au p •ono aiuot A rofiotorod. OtlaoBi of tA Onitod 8Utn, II ya old. who Aoo roildod la tho SMto . MIchItOB olx moatho ond la tho Town-i ohtp of Boomflold thirty da Fight to Trim Minimum Wage Bill WASHINGTON lAP) — House'pidcea of Irgiafation to b« con-|doned liope Wedneaday that they Republicana and Southern Demo>'iidered in the Houae before iticouid cornice their Icgiilative crata battled today to acale downirecetaes Saturday for the national program before the conventions, regarded political conventiims. >y riectioni A hill authorising the President minimum wage Democrats ai a key _ . year measure. jto cut Cuba's sugar quota and an They sought to reduce both thejattempt to pass a federal pay '$F254Ui'hour proposed minimum, raise over an expected presiden-|8ial measure to permit self* and the number of additionaljtlal veto are the other majorjemi^yed persons to set up tax- and announced plans Aug. g to renew the session. The Senate began debate Wednesday night on a controyer- workers who would be affected. S items to be disposed of this week. Tlie^ bill is one of three major! Congressional leaders aban- ih« rcilitratlOD bMki of Mid towi •hip m»y rosUAr M or koforo July INS. durtai rcfular otflco houri. Mof doy thru Prlday of each wook. SN to S'N p m., and tn (ddlUon to the rosulor ofnew Aart the offiN * tA TOTBihlp Clerk win A «_______________ for tA purpooo of rcoolvini rctliira* UoBi durins lA tollowtat hourt Atardoy. Juoo U. iNO Iron 1:1 H ISN from t:M To Iranufor a resUtrotlon tram aao oddlwtr to aaotber wtthto the Town-■hip of Bloomftcld. tend t iMad rc-|a suoot 10 the office ofU tA Townihtpl Measles Take Jump [Now TypewiUer for WnnH Week Cleaned lor iecona weeK The number of measles cases in,__ _ the county underwent a consider-' NE\V YORK Ifu-if you have one able rise for the second week in of the nation's millions of dirty row. ItypesTiters and don't want to fuss One hundred seven cases were with cleaning fluid, putty and funds. The! That bill was taken up after thei Senate had passed unanimously a bill authorizing federal aid-appropriations lor primary, second-! ary and urban roads for the two-; year period starting July 1. 1961. | The bill was sent to the House for consideration of Senate amend-j ments. ♦ A .♦ I Senate foes of the pension measure promised lengthy debate! here-s a quick and easy ^>1' •ay time up to and laciodiat TuMday. th« previous week and Only nme. ^ would be passed by the tune the •’“Jl A f .......______the corresDondins week la.st vear. * " convention recess starts !' ThoM person* rfo*»f the corresponding week last year. FoUowing is a li^ of communlc-able diseases reported to city and ” “ u-nihlp Cl t 93. lo. I fibrous niateiial which adheres to the dirt around. convention recess starts. Health aid for the aged, houa-' ing, school construction, foreign Tvatr. Mrial No. NfNWllMtiO. ale to A held 10:)« a.m. July It SSI Poatlae aute AA Wdt.. June n Md M. INS Far tA iPAlal alectloa U A ____________ Tuetday. Autuat 9. ION. To tA quaUflad elector! of tA County of OAlaad, Slate of Mlchltan: Therefore. noUM It hereby til ... ------ ....--------- ...j f,, It any qualified elAtor of m p of Bloom ft eld who u ao county health departments last characteis and pulls it out. appropriations and the mini- ♦ * * ;mum wage legislation are among I You slip a sheet into the ma-'the chief items Congress has been *„ chine, put the typewriter on the unable to complete action on. i‘ stencil position and type on the I The Senate has already put off 1 away until you've hit evci'y char- further consideration of the $3.-. ! ;acter. The keys will be clean. 1584,500.000 foreign aid bill until |This cleaner is made by Minne- August and is expected to do the Aqw.apolis Mining A Manufacturing Co..«|saine with its minimum wage; St. Paul. Minn. hill. | ChlckCB Fox MmiIm .. Mump* .... rrxistcred up n tA rttfttrxtlon book!, of >ild TowP!hlp of Bloomfield mxy reftoter at tho BlMmfleld Towothip! HtU. 49---------- ‘ ~ ^ ------------------ insurance Firm Head, Native of State, Dies i. . ■ PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Ells-; *do7'oV*J^““ Nq.“r«a**> oJlwMih A. Roberts, president of the __..ir ' * I Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Oo., NoiiM 'M'‘furTAr sleep. tAt luch dlcd yesterday at University Hos- Mich., _ _ Roberts was elected president of « pm ”■ FkieUty Mutual In 1943. mdar JiUM ST. INO from t:N a m ^ A W To ”p&“at tAt atoetjaa, au pari^ He also'was director ol the BeD! iiie foUowint daya prartoiu to uid IthlPltal. He waS 63. ?5rd«.h\r^i:’'iiV'’*f.!!i5'5;!„A native of Houghton. r«tlatorad. Cltlieai ot Unlled Stataa. 31 yasn old. who reelded la tA State of Mlchliaa clx moatA and In '.A Townihlp of BlMm-Aid thirty daya prior ta Aufuet 3, **“ art eUsIbR to r^ilatar. To traaeltr a rafUtraUM from________ o anotAr wltMa tA Towneblp Telephone Co. oi Pennsylvania,' Delaware and Bi^und Brook Rail-| iTMd, First' Pemisylvanht Banking| and Trust Co., Insurance Federa-{ tion of Pennsylvania. Trento fit BlMmfleld. emul a ilfaed requeet to ^ . r 5 offjc# of tho Towafthip ci«rk. ttotinciPHnceton Traction Co. Philadei-S^^”oV&r^o“•p^“i2S^*^dd^."^^’^iphia 0^^^ the, tr&nsfer moy br mode oav time up te^Grpat American Insurance Cos. oi o&d iDeludlng TWMdoj July S. INS Vrirlr a Suction cups glued to the bot-re do not hare ta re- tom of a small radio will prevent ROBERT R. DUPLET. I the radio from slipping and jTm”i“^i)f tan scratching surfaces. ORGAN ’395 LOWREY "HOLIDAY" ORGAN RENTING? BUYING? See Gallagher's for the music plan that suits your budget! HE. Huron, Pontiac. FI 4-0566 — Open Men. and Fri. I*oi. 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SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT BAKNETTS! ■59 75 Our Store Is Air^onditioned . . . Shop in Cool Comfort! Operi Friday and Monday Nights 'til 9 P,M, FREE PARKING I Barnetts A COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND lOYS 150 NORTH SAGINAW — NoxI ta Soort " ' ■ . . . ■ ' ' ' .A THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 THIRTEEN HinY!UI$T2MY$!...FILaiidSAT! INDEPENDENCf! DAT ~ King Baudouin of Belgium, ri^t, it pictured with Republic of Con^ go President Joae^ Kasavubu, left, and Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba, after the King’s arrival hear Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, Wednesday. The Congo became independent at ceremonies today. It is the 14th African nation to be freed since World .War II. A short skirmish AT n*M*s was caused by a demonstrator snatching the King's sword but the mao was cpiickly overpowered by otftcers. Two rival Congo leaders were given official staff ratings which they accepted in order to gain harmdny. 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MiMTl yr'r': Mil PAiKilc FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, JUNE 80. 1960 A IAMBI WARfllOOSE! We Must More Remaining $W0,000> Stock in Our Huge OPEN FRl. NIGHT TH 9 — SAT. 9:30 TO 5; m WEHOUSE CP MPAflhHJb ■ Take Up to 36 * Months to Pay THM move IT! SA\|E TO at Our 108 I¥. Saginaw Store OMLY! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT *HI 9 P. M. SATURDAY From 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Wa'vt MtfrMMi Mr «M wartbMM . . . M tm'rt fmH t« HMvt iiit* a aMKh laiftr warahMM — it wW cait at l«tt ta mN Mr ftack at tarrifk taviaft ta yM Am §• AiMik Aa axptaM af aiaviaf It ta aar aaw warafcaaMi OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAWi CaaM la aaU Ma Aa aiaay laara itaait wa UMa't haaa raam ta Rat. Eaanaaat taviagi aa avaryAlag . . . sbaf Mrly whHa MlacOaat ara caaiphta OMutitiai liaiitaU la saan casas, M dM't UaAy. • ThaM Sala Prkaa Ara Nat Ratraacthral somsi, ^ -a- SAlfs riHsi Jit Mprckand^ $ub|ec#fo p'rkir§i^'' Sorry, Np fhoao or M«il Or^orOi Pheoot NO DOWN PAYMENT-Many Months to Pay 1. 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UM PMm TaUr atoBH M. toaa«a to .. «« *48 4*9“' *38 Yraaihtar PacRat Ra«a.,$1UI $29«8 Maaia PraiaatBf $31.88 *31“ - *19»» ' «nw WaalMthaaaa naraaaatoi « Larga n4B* AatoMaMa PBT PAR Ww Brak Caa«r aaB AN Caalrato 9 f ' V: --- '■ ; i ■ . . ' ^ " v;.' 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY. JUXE 80, 1960 \ PONTIAC. MICHIGAN, FIFTEEN Honor Retiring McVean for 54-Year Hospital Job W YOUR IXFK" — Duncan McVean receives congratulations from Mrs. William Aldrich, 1004 LaSalle St., at his retirement party last night at Elks Temple. McVean, the rtdest employe in state dvll service, is retiring as storek^p«- at Pontiac Slate Hospital after 54 years there. Mrs. Aldrich, who is in charge of the mending department, was the oldest employe in time of service at the hospital hired by McVean and attending the party. Looking on is Mrs. McVean. Who?.., Mrs. Henry Gauklcr Bosses Big Business in Big Way By RIBA HEINTZEXMAN iwith a sound business sense that trucks for storage, it caused quite •■Big" is one word In the English has helped add to the company'sj® ” ^rs. Gaukler said, fine reputation. language fliat doesn't bother petite Mrs. Henry Gaukler. She sita behind a massive desk in one of Pontiac's oldest and largest business firms, the Gaukler Moving tc Storage Co., which she manages in a "big” way. Since her husband's death six months ago, the pretty mother of four children has carried on a family tradltim established more than SB yean ago. The never changed hands, n< ___________ from the original building at 7 C^rebard Lake Aya, in all Ihuw yters. The firm’s aloe drivers, who last year drove (he heavy tractor-irallers more than IM,-MO miles from the Atlantic to the Parlflc coasts, have plenty of respect lor their new boas. She has q sense of humor along People walking by stopped, and Working as a corporation Although her job takes up most her brother-in-law, Edwin Gaukler, the 38-year-old matron is one of only two women in the nation who manages a moving and storage firm affiliated with AUied Van Lines, Inc. ★ ★ a . A new trailer, a tractor and new stake truck hsrre been added to Be fleet of 12 vehicles since Mrs. Gaukler assumed her husband's poaition last January. Hot ally doea (be osinpany ham lu^hoM merci^' materi Halted States, but the building houses four floors of everythlag from kitchen brooms to antique trucks. "When the General Motors Corp. delivery! three very old GMC YMCA Prompts on Wafer Safety Lists 13 Rules to Apply Common Sense Reason to Live OH.TU JOB — One of two women in the United States to manage a. large trucking firm. Mrs. Henry Gaulder has assumed her deceased husband's position as manager of die Gaukler Moving k Staknge Go. like a veteran executive. T" Sb^H Go to Republican Convention as Page Girl Mina Irene Giaoobbi, c(udrmaii| ehalmaa ef the local orgaafsa-Youig Re-j ttoa last ~ She said she was thrilled to be of her time, her main interest is still her two boys and two girls, ages 16, 14. 9 and 2. The family lives at 3305 Interlaken Rd., West Bloomfielid Town-iship, and when the weather is just right, all "truck” out to the country for swimming, picnicking and family fun. iters: “Hnlsh M-hool. (iel your educaUon.'’ W’ith thousands of area resiSentS; ^ scIkwI and teve ajob^at heading for lakes and swimmingi^ '** ' pools over the hriiday weekend, | McVean is especially proud of the Pontiac YMCA, whiqh stresses!his son Duncan, 24, who worked swimming and water safety pro-1 his way through school and last grama the year ’round, today joined other agencies in an a|^al for common sense and reason ■wgnrt the water. Johg J. Moreau, aquattes dlrec- 9-Day Visit Expeddd to Feature Smiltis and Coexistence Talk VIENNA, Austria (AP)-Niklta Khrushchev arrived in neutral Austria today for a nine-day state visit that is expected to be all smi*es aqd talk of peaceful ooex-isteme. * ♦ ♦ The Soviet Premier and his party of more than 80 persons wen met at Vienna's Schweehat Air-field by President Adolf Schaerf, Chancellor Julius Raab and other top Austrians. . Duncan McVean got a good dunking in the old fountain at Pontiac's Grove Sdioof (now the site of Pontiac Central High School) somewhere around 1910. It was a tradtional-baptism for freshmen. McVean says, and fun. Ibere was a lot of fun and a lot of work for a willing Scotsman in those days, loo. MrVeaa worked arveu du)„ a week. On achool days, be worked from t to S a.ni., went to rlOMteo and returued to work from 4 to He got a job at Pontiac State Hospital in 1905 at the age of 14. He has never worked anywhere else and totals 54 years there on bis retirement. McVean has wc^ed longer for Michigan than any other state^^-ploye. HONORED AT PARTY Last night fellow workers and friends honored him at a "This Is Your Life" party in the Elks Temple. More than 200 persons attended. Representing the State Depart-j mem of Mental Health was Ivan! Etes, personnel director. Keynote' speaker wag. Dr. Walter H, Oben-1 auf. superintendent of the Pontiac hospital. ' L^teis of congratulations came{ from such people as Congressman 1 William S. Bi'oomfield and Lt. Gov. John B. .SwRinson. i McVean started at $10 per month I as a telephone and elevator opera-1 tor. Since 1919. he has been storekeeper for the institution and earns j $6,718 a year plus the use of a; house on the hospital grounds. •*I hate like the de\1l to le«\-e. ■ays the w«lltsuBed oMstei ”The peuple I have worked wit are above the average.” McVean and his wife are looking for a house in which to live. and. he says, another job. although he is assured $5,658 a year in combined state pension and federal social security benefits. sm not allowed to make more $100 a month in order to remain eligible for these benefits,” he says, "but I hope I can get a job to keep me occupied" McVean, who has been active I Boy Scouts and a member of First Presbylerlan Church Kids Leave Camp Where Six Drowned RID FAREWELL — Madeleine Half Xcenter), who is leasing her po.sition as director\)f the Oakland Child Guidance Oinic. was honorra at a dinner sponsored by the clinic's board of tb-rectors last night at Orchard Lake Country Clu^ rratla* Pr«H ftou Reminiscing with Miss Half, who will became thcjdirector of case work services for the juvenile court in Allegheny. Pa., were board members Noel Buckner. 2633 COve Lane, Orchard Lake, and Mrs. FarreU E. Roberts of 2486 Lafay Dr. Child Guidance Clinic Fetes Departing Director MAUSTON, Wis. GR-Neariy sad-faced children packed their meager belongings today and planned to leave their summer Oakland Child Guidance Clinic honored Madeleine Half who is leavinhi as director of the clinic at a farc- ..........well dinner last rtSght in Orchard camp near here while authoritiesCountry Qub. The board of directors of the of University Women, National Assn, of Social Workers and th« Soroptimists Gub, she came to itiac In 1952 as director of the ' Guidance Clinic, clinic now consists of tlto continued to search for the bodies mIss Half will assume the posl- of six of their companions who were believed drowned in the Wisconsin River Tuesday night. tor, follow IS basie ruiet af water aafety taught In the YMCA aquatic program. "Obeying these precautions could' save Uvea;” Mereau said, "not __ ^ . ■■ ■■ u 1' ... u u .i I Ul «. V ILK I d If |C7f itumed to the Naval Air Station, nWiitects point out, by having one ■ Vie ^ V^l WVef T IVeVe ■ Vel«/Wliviwa Iciynco OC School, Brunswick, oir more rooms floored with oak jCa., after spending a two-week in the attractive random-width| (jqi Thomas P. Frank. High School graduate, he entered holds a BS Degree,from University>* tl» home of idank style. of Mrs. Celeste Frank the service June 24. of Maryland. 1W8 ^rtle Ave---------1 NEW YORK (API - Prince; ' Ave... recently completed ♦ ★ ★ ,i-ompa. iw* mynie Ave. ^ L..,^ nf *“ ‘ I Undergoing six weeks of Army' ----------------------- 'Rainier ^ Pri^ Grace ofUpHed. training at Fort Riley, Kan., b |s|*w Saoinaw CoIImm on aep- Lola Weber, of the Arthur P. Western Michigan University ROTC j arate planes Wednesday night, Jacobs public ij^tlons fi^^ Cadet "Perry D. ZeHhari; sen of OffjCiaUy NomBcl D0ltqja«i ixrth refused to comment on!the Principality of Moor - , MIK.H. «, S.. ---------- _ ^ «,e, to- MfyfK^ Of fUBUC HSAROtO I “'***Pny A\ ^oueviiiteran giirMi th«t • paMicIhis 100th carrier landing i attack St rfdJik pm lOT In So^^s.SWAWilt'iB. Tlrd. Is scearSuM r““ rctolnttaa adonttS b; tjpn Juy ,St.7»y- t“5ay”l}lthe attack aircraft carrier USsj Forrestal. He is serving ............ tack Squadron S3 aboard the For- Ct!^ COTBU? operating with the U.S. CSweU ir*l.aM« 1m *I*m VlMeJifAsapM imUdsner Ttylor. •uppartad ---------- jC p»rt el Weal naularard la the City of Pontiac. .Tlwretort be It roMlced. that a pobllc Mrce, recently was Saginaw counties that there was. W * ♦ j of the Disciples ot Christ in 1948, . Hempton who will leave Sun- gradual^ from the Aircraft Elec- no objection to the new name. The prince replied to the news- died Tuesday, day for San Diego, Calif., where tronic Countermeasures Repairman be it stationed aboard the USS course at Keesler ATO.. He has; Dixie. 'The son of Mr. and Mrs. been assigned to Lockbouroe AFB Doyle 0. Hempton. 1228 Hiller Rd.. (n Ohio. ; he recently completed six months * Ncm:x OP PUBLIC riabimo < Airman John G. Moss, son of J:?rw%WMTy*?b.‘"i?int^«""c'^t’y* Mr and Mrs. Homer Moss, 4?) ^**^'*£,'t2l!Boyd St., recently was promoted Ctty*aiP^oo thljto airman second class. chief On an FlOO tor the 417th Ta«y ...jloon Wood. V.......— CommlMloa rocoiAmtndi - of Ctors Strwt »r------ ir’i >l»t Ro. ir* ■ ^^lUjiwas cited for outstanding .accom-, Charieston AFB. South Carolina, d out plishments as a superior main-| ^ * o it ..................tenance specialist and wa$ named col. Matthews, who was with the! Sn’t moivtd that t mibuc .®^ *!** N^ih Atlantic Treaty Organization ^ Dd bo 1^ to sceordineo with ooc- entered the service in March 1959 Headquarters in France before re-meS3rSS?i2i^een purchased by the Pennsylvania Nixon-for-Preeldient committee which is roselMng tliem to raise money tor the v^ president’s presidential c^r^^aign should he win the ^raination, which ie expected. ’ f — A „ Recently home on leave was M Fleet Sonar School, Key Weet. May . son of Mr. and! 'Mrs. Ellwood A. May. 2188 Middle* * * * Belt Rd. A Pontiac Central High' Former Pontiac resident Lt. Col; School graduate, he has completed Donald E. Matthews, is seivioglgtudies in sonar adraol at San; at Military Air Transport Service'Diego. He is stationed aboard the! ___ _________................ Headquarters. Seott AFB in ininols. USS Brush (DD745I at Long tbt Ibiiowtog rnoiiition adopM bxitical Fighter Squadron at Ran»-He formerly was commander of the ; Beach. 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Calumet, Esr Lasf^ LANSING Iff - Baraga Md ^ng. ; ,sion to moN’e 20 overweight and'quired to stay off the road week-'bera of the 46th Division. aawmsmg. i .WASHINGTON tUPD — Sen.;whether Feikens’past activities fit-Pat McNamara (D-Mich» ha* an- ted him for the impartial service ,nounced he will withhold his ap- TIMK TOO SHORT proval of the nomination of John required of a federal judge. Feikens. former Michigan GOPj He said he did not believe these chairman, to be a federal judge, quest ions could be resolved in the of the Eastern District of Michi-.short time remaining in this ses-Ision of Congress. . I . Sea. Philip A. Hart (D-MIch) However, In his. announc^ent| McNamara, sad said ‘ " McNamara said *•“ — (iOV. STEPHEN .McNIOHOLS Colorado Governor to Run Conference yesterday. MciNamara sajo j noakl seek Senate ciillnna tvould trffer no objection to the y* . nomination of Fred W. Kaess, llkei Feikens a Detroit attorney, to a j It was considered unUkely that similar post. Senate Judicial^,’ Committee, _ ' , . , : which considers all such nomina- district attorney in Uel^t, he ^ (Kaes.) ha. "•* 'mara and Hart. I qnaltfirations and sbillt.v to serve i p w p GLACIER NATIONAL PARK.| “• •” McNamara said. long-standing custom, an ob- Mont tUPIt—Ckw .Stephen L R ' But the senator said there were jection of the kind McNamara has Cto™*, r’""“ “ !"• ""fSlSdrSlSilir' thi, .»d lor .he eh.lrm.mhip, ; MrN....,.,. .Urmkr 1. of the governors conference 1^ nttmek* he said wele made on Wednesday. lUlO. The nominations committM.ljJJfunS CqTOIQ headed by Gov. Luther H. Hodgesj„,. , % j i t ' “iw. of North Carolina. pickedlWlfil GOOd LUCk Republics, .tote ohMrmaa. McNlchola mw Gov. Abraham A.! , ^ , „ • . ANGELES (APt—caroie of 1934 election before a Sen- Ribiooff of Connectirot. The out-2s, says she is under or- 3,^ TOmmittee,’’ McNamara said, going chairman is Gov. J. Caleb ^er attorneys not to Boggs of Delawaie. an f^«teitier (Ug^uss her trial with Dr R. Bcr- 'NWHIATED 81 IT like RibbicoU. This worked »n nard Finch. 42, on charges of; “He is widely held to have In-favor of shifting the chairmanshin'^y^igpjng ' ’|,ig ’ ^vife, Barbara stigaled a federal court suit against ' 'jean. 3P. by Feikens after McNamara's election lo the Senate In i ItM. At that time, FeUcens was west. Ijpan 3b supporters of mine, charging that The new esecuMve commlHee ' When reporters asked her about ! received illegal assistance. iBcludeo: Demo4Mll■rl,TraptI■,•y■INR•l, Lmm$wiii|,«MlfFt>SiyN J&R AUTO STORES MAKE THE HUB A MUST FOR YOUR VACATION NEEDS!. July Is Vacation Time... And THE HUB is ready for your every Summer need .We’ve assembled a complete collection of easy-going, easy-care Sportswear in the styles you want_____.-and at the price you want to pay. Stop in this weekend. YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES AT THE HUB AND TAKE 6 MONTHS TO PAY RIDE THE BUS DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 1« NORTH SAGINAW OPEN MON., FRI., TIL 9 P.M. A- TWENTY THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 Delay Road Opening LANSING » —A month's delay in opening of a six-mile new section of MTO freeway from Swart* Oedc west to M13 In Genesee County was announced Wednesday. The Highway Department said work was helrf up by bad weather. Completion originally was set for July 14. D D. rsoistration noTici roR obi- •rtl erliDiry 'ClKtton Tu«Kln'. Auftiit ■ ’ To^e OatUfiKI ttoctors of th« Town-Ship of WHM Uk« iPrrctnrt Not . 1 • ‘I County of OtklAod. Stktf of formtty with the Low.'* I, the nnt...—^.. -------- -- spon tay ttaj. escept aunOey »«d total bSidsy. the day of any ntuli or apactal election or primary cirrtloi.. recalra tor rosiotratlon the noon of —V tfsot yotir fP kStd townrtUp. city ...----------- «no Thirtieth —Sen, John House-passed Social Security bUl F. Kennedy (D-Mass) today urged which contains a limited plan of the Senate Finance Committee to j medical benefits for the aged, write a medical care plan for old-j Both the House provision, and er persona into the Social Secu-U much broader Eisenhower ad-rtty system. {ministration proposal, would be fi- "I know of no domestic issue^nanced by federal-state grants, of greater concern to the Amer-| Secretary of Welfare Arthur S. lean people than the one you now;Flemming re-emphasized to the are considering,’' the Democratic I committee Wednesday the admin-presidential hopeful said In testi-llstrattoo's strong opposition mony prepared for the committee.'writing medical payments Va) said the committee's hearing would recess today and toat he did not know when it would re- Bike Rider Fatally Hurt inpurance it added to Social Sec-; urity "there wfU be imlstent demands tor Improviiig the eched-ule of b^nefits’^ ahd towering the eligibUity age. which might bring a payroll tax of 15 to 20 per cent In the future. * * * j alma * — Randall Bebow. «, However, the nation's gover-i,i,aa fatally hurt yesterday when nors In session at Glacier Natlon-ia bicycle he was riding, and a car al Park voted 30-U Wednesday |cdUlded on |i county road three to urge Congress to place medi-j miles west Alma. The boy was cal care for old -persons within'dead on arrHpl Gratiot Qpm-tbe Social Security system. jmuidty Hnapitj^ Republican Gov. Nelson A.j'J‘|,g^|r Rockefeller of New York, johwd by many Democratic state execu-1 ST. JOHNS W ■— Vem Bowen tives, supported this course. {Jr.. 16, wae killed yeeterday when Sen. Albert Gore (D-Teiui), aihli tractor ran off a road Into a Finance Committee member, told {ditch and tipped over on him. The r am convinced that only by Social Security and financing a reporter he would ask that;acddent happ^ five miles nortb-use of the Security systemlthem with Inc-reased payroll Rockefeller be caUed to testifyjeast of St. Johns. can we have tnie health in«iivi taxes. {when Congress resume* Its ses- on hot ance’’ he added ♦ ★ * sion In August. { Light «rsfheit on hot The committee has before it s' Flemming said that If health{ Chairman Harry F. Byrd fP- dgys._________________________________________ townshli I Irskl of the mutual security progrim. {a prosperous agriculture, andj Stimulation of the fnivate enter-' ! prise system to bring about anj ; upsurge In economic groVth. j Sen. George D. Aiken of Vermont. who took the lead in draft- ..... ^ ing thc^stateroent. ttdd a repoEtot WASHINGTON tf - Sen. Berry wage, aid to depressed aieas and the hope was that it would - . - Goldwater of Arizona said today assistance for small business. " Vfl.d«.,'“ the type of party platform m a a *• raclitnUoD bri-auM Of y or Abarncr from Ibo ir Ttlteco in which his s located, Goldwater Warns Pals Platform Is Not Good ______ ______other officer ie«*<>v hy ] 5 of his Senate OOP colleagues , , 'pective GOP presidential nominee, r?.«’’r”nl*r' ai?h ‘JeTin^tU^^Jd.’ro U "Preciselv what will defeat the! ^^he declaration of purpt^ also||„ ^img for "a yxxi. strong, for-the Clerk of the township, citv or p ., .enunciated principles in support ward-looking platform. vllloce before the close of office hours.™ on the last day ot retlatrallon prior to It it It Bourr pubHe or other officer admin- Goldwater. an avowed conser-i im; V'thllvatlve. told a reporter the pro-' ‘‘**‘*““ ‘’“(gram they outlined in "a declara-| Unratloiered peradas not entitled tojtion of purpose” would require vste Sec, at. Ao Inopoctora of elerilon taw, and rrmrr> envernment St, onr eloctlOB or primary eltctlon In mw taxes anu more government tsis stoto. er la any dtitrlct. county. I (mtrol Uwnfhlp; eltj or villAge therert. ihoUl"" ^ ^ 1 not rocoivt the vpU jot oiw oerson » * « niiiatrottnn*boek ^ the^wnship. wardj He added that the Statement th64. 1*”*PA*°I^i|15 senators issued Tuesday would' Tronsfar of rofistrstion,'application.lhave been "more palatable and, my U?5» JhLise if'm!d?we aSimore honest" if they had said so. rtaisir^mn''’'to‘^'bl’‘Tronii^^^^ hll' Sherman Cooper of nJV'SdrMB by sendink* to/he “ciork I Kentucky. one of the chief spon-2dd‘rfsa" hJ“mosrt thweto* | «»rs, called it "an anti-Old Guai-d the address frem which he was taitimove.” I** UMiler" Ae*'^'cfe‘rt ‘^hTTi™ The signers, most of whom iumbir''.nd‘"‘^"ord*th? S?5'join'd ia *n unsuccessful fight to address, word and uraclnci number on’^lppt Cooper as the 5>onate GOP the onplnal and dupUeote rstlstmtlon,, , . ^ cards, and shall place the orUlnal rra- leader last year, said they De-*‘ev« ^ responsibility and a«Uf * the tSOl days ----------- --------- oiectlon er erUnarv election. 'each 30th day ihsll tall on ~ Sunday or lodal holiday In rotlstratlon shall he ocrepted durlnr the next full worklnii dayl. provided that 00 aucb trauafer aball permit a balanced budget. “But w^ also believe that when It is necessary to choose between ' values that we must place human, values above material considera-residedition,’’they said. or vlllaie In which h. — ......... flOl days heat precedlny any election 1 * • • ar primary oiectlon w w w F M.................... 'MEN’S YOYO CAPS ASSORTED STYLES SAVE ON ALL YOUR. WEE TWENTY.TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE ; The original monkej* flat hwrithe area. G^tea apread to China ( Sow*jSpw[ n»te MU bo 03 mlUloii now'fof FiOCh Tfifll 'iStill Picking Jury Seventeenth-century nwkaivnraporkera in the labor force in the ^ ---------------------osing atage, W the defendants already have suffered two setbacks. i In Superior Court Wednesday, prosecutm announced they would again seek the death penalty lor both. . ♦ ♦ ★ I In Washington, D.C.. the Supreme Court denied Miss Tre-goffs request that trial Judge Le-Rny Dawaon be disqualified. Findi and hb reddialred sweetheart are accused of murder and conspiracy in the slaying of the doctor's srife, Barbara, last July. Their first trial ended In a deadlocked jury last March. _ ♦ ♦ * CJounseif for both sides said Jury selection probably won't be completed until week after next. Dems tQ Bounce Free Doormen lor Economy WASHINGTON (UP!) - House doorkeeper William L. Miller has been notified that his voluntary services at the Democratic (3oo-vention are being dispensed with M economy grounds. •A ♦ A Qxrkesman said Democratic I National Chairman Paul M. Butler , wrote Miller that the cost of transportation for Miller and his aidesi from Washington to Los Angeles; SERGEI KUDRYAVTSEV Ex-Red Spy Going to Cuba Leader of Canadian Ring Named Russia' First Ambassador WASHINGTON Ifl-Diplomatic sources said Wednesday Moscow plans to send a one-time spy in North America, Sergei M. Kudryavtsev, as the first Soviet ambassador to the Cuban government Fidel Castro. Kudryavtsev, whose most recent poet was minister consular at ' Soviet embassy in Paris, is pected to arrive in Havana in few weeks. -year-old Soviet diplomat- Men Need Job Interest Women Happy to Gab ANN ARBOR IB — ."Althou^.some elderiy men leave their i3bs wombn are quite comfortable they find they liave no contacts spending time in pure sociability, with other men of their men find it more difficult to do so,”jare unable to find happiness in, sa>-s Dr. Elaine Camming, aasist-j retirement. Ihls problem does not I ^re*«rch director for the Newjattect women as much, she said. "naturally; Becmiae of this. 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' "Unless they do," he said, "the traffic death toll over the Fourth of July weekend could be around 370. And disabling injuries could total 13,000." The council laid down a' set of rules for a safe and sane Fourth; —On the highway, don't speed, don't drink, don’t fnss and fume. —In the water, don't overdo, don't swim alone, don't show off. —Wherever you are, he patient, be courteous, use com- ar WALT AND ORANDDAUGHTKR - Walt Disney, one ol the real creators of the movie business, rides a burro at bis famed Disneyland, during a recent visit with his granddaughter, Tammy Miller. Questioned about Hollywood’s plight in the film industry, Disney said: "We have to gamble more . . , use more new faces and names. We’ve had times of panic before and always climbed out. For one thing, let’s gear our theaters to the jet age . . . give people comfortable seats and al^ conditioning, for instance " Last 3 Presidents Have Troubles Wants Top Appointees to Stay Longer on fob WASHINGTON i#^The Senate! today was urged to ask future: political appointees "to serve so^ long as the President desire.s before it confirms them. , The recommendation came from the Government Operations Com-' mittee as a result of a continuing! investigation into government po!-l icy making by a subgroup head-| ed by Sen. Henry M. Jacksonj (D-Wash.) I * ♦ * Jackson’s report said his group I had heard testimony that many! businessmen, industrialists ind: other appointees ot Cabinet and agency posts often quit before they have time to lem'n their dtf-Ocult alignments. He said this had been true dur-1^ the Republican administration of President Eisenhower as well as that.of the two Democratic presidents who preceded him. Many of thm officials held major decision-making posts in volving the national security. * * * "We cannot expect to succeed in the long drawn-out contest with the Sino-Soviet bloc,;’ Jackson told the Senate, unless top level government executives agree to serve in key po^ until they are < perierK*d. emment betw^ 1940 and 1956. Of| the gioup. 48 ptr cent, nearly pne half, served oneXyear or less and the median lengtq ol service I'l years. \ He saifl. there h^d been seven different secretaries', of defense, (the top Pentagon t;ivilian post »a.s created in 1947) an avarage' term of less than two years. j Saginaw Group Scprns Plea on Spire Danger SAGINAW (ITPIi-The Saginaw Building Commission has ignoV^ recommendations to tear down ^ 85-year-old church spire adjoining the County Courthouse. Portions of tlie spire have been failing and barricades have been placed around the structure. The commission postponed action until late July or August. 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Phygidan Tells All Leading Hopefuls Report Top Health Into Farmyard DETROIT (UPD — Piggyback service is bringing the railroadS| into the farm yard, a Detroit rail; official has told a Future Farmers' NEW YCTIK tAP) — Are thel Johnson—Hii recovery from hiflnation a month ago his doctot leading candidates for president | heart attack is so complete thatjg tial nomination in good health? la physical examination now would| Apparently so. in the case of atlsj^w no evidence of his having .ast four. • I had one. His doctors say there is{ ' t w # I nothing that would prevent hisj The subject came up in a P«^Wential. camlidao,. ^ J •artsU rVn It’illinwM T nf#ns- r » *Wa SPVPr CPITRin WlllCn ; with Dr. william Jeiiers of the . . u;„u ; The pmspective nominees After a phyical, exami- tkmed were Vice President Rich-1 ard M Nixon, Sen. John F. Ken- Dtev/rvK/irr'lr Jdort nedy. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson and ' iUC?U Sen stuart^syn^gton. iBrmgs RttHroads The medical discussion with >r. Jeffers wos launched this way by Phil Scheffler of CBS-TV: “You spoke about the necessity for American voters knowing the medical qualifications of the various candidates for the presiden-'of ^rica meeting.' cy, as well as the polittcal qual-i George R. Wallace, district, ifications, and you mentioned that sales manager for Pennsylvania: four of the current candidates loriRaiiro^d spoke to tO FFA officers | the presidency have what might from Michigan. Ohio and Indiana.' be serious difficulties. Which.can- g second transport revolu- didates are these., and what s j,g ggy "Last year the wrong with each of them?" railroad handled .580.000 traders HEALTH REPORTS in piggyback serx'ice. In 1960. it Dr. Jeffers responded: "We can-,>y'** be close to a million, not judge the severity of dte- **•'"'* 1“** orders from the material avails-: ""h as follows; Nixon—Never had either high blood pressure or high, choleter-1 ol count. His latest physical ex-, amination, in April, showed his-health excellent in all respects, i Kennedy—in 1955, when doctors were preparing him for surgery to coni^ a war-inflicted back injury, they discovered l^e was suf-i feting from a glandular imbalance diagnosed as "Addison's dis-; ease.’’ He was given cortisone and! the condition was corrected, symptoms have returned. ^pg^fiLAMBE^fpi 0 house PAINT SPECIAL SALE! DAYS ONLY First Time Erer by Pratt-and Lambert Paints at These Prices! PRATT & LAMBERT HOUSE PAINT • Long-Lasting Beauty and Protection CHOOSE FROM: • Froth, Cleor Pastels • Rich Doeptone Colors • White Thot Stays White R«g. $6.95 $ NOW • Brush or Roll It On • Ono Coot Usuolly Enough • Dries Quickly • No Pointy Odor • Self-Priming • Scrubboble LYT-ALL FLAT for Walls and Woodwork CELLU-TONE ENAMEL for Both, Kitcken ond Playground 5>|95 Sil! Regularly *7.35 to *8.15 NOW A m HARDWARES 151 OAKUND AVE. FE 4-1594 OpM Sot. 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KRESGE cd. ,0 KROGER CO. o LION STORE o LOU-MOR JEWELERS. DfC o MIRACLE LOUNGE o MONARCH MEN'S SHOP o NADON'S, INC. (WOMEN'S) o NEW CENTER ELECTRONICS o J. C. PENNY CO. o PONTIAC STATE BANK o POOLE HARDWARE • PURE OIL STAnON • RICHMAN BROTHERS • ROBINSON'S DRESSES • SIBLEY’S SHOES • THOM McAN SHOES • TISDALE OFnCE SUPPLY • WEST BEAUTY SHOR • WIEGAND MUSIC CENTER o YARDSTICK FABRICS • YOUNGlJtND CHILD'S SHOP • HOUSE OF VENUS SALON • MIRACLE MILE CAMERA SHOP • MIRACLE MILE RECORD SHOP • PROGRESSIVE SALES ENG. • buracle mile eye clinic IT'S SO EASY TO REACH MIRAOLE MILE Sbofpiu; Cellar OPEN BY 10 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. DAILY FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 TWENTY-FIVE • Wtemer tkeir’i daylight aav- | tlM aatll th«t«’a naeogh ta bat lag aoma paaide waa’t ha aatla- | all alg^t. Legion Award SPECIAL PURCHASE! | Causes Furof i WALLACE'S Newest Design Jut ii Tim foi tke 4di •! HILT High School Principal Sends Students Home in Middle of Graduation Save Over 30% NEW YORK »-A high school 'graduation ceremony Wedne«lay. broke up in a tumult of jeering, jhisses. boos and cheers when anj l| American Legion avi-ard was pre-| |sented to one of the graduates. | Officials promptly halted the; program and cleared the hall. It was the second furor over Legiop; awards in this area recently. | The outburst came in a theater; auditorium on Manhattan's 12th: street, where 1.400 persons, includ-! ling parents and friends, were! P gathered for the graduation exer-|cises of 700 Stuyvesant High School jsenlors A board of education spokes-I man said an award from the l{ Washbgton Square Foot of the ' American I.egloa had Just heen presented to Raymond Prey, when the "boisterous behavior’’ began. Leonard J. Fliendner. principal i of Sfuy\’esant, one of the city’s foremost science schools, re-proached the class for what he called its "atrocioas conduct," halted the ceremonies, and ordered the playing of the recessional. JEWELERS' He told the seniors they could | cpme to the school Thursday andi rick up their diplomas. He,said| he’d gives them a "talk on man-; 'ners” then. • i I Another incident involving a Legion award occurred recently! !at suburban Westbury, N. Y., I High School when an honor grad-'uate spurned such an award. ONE SOUTH SAGINAW STUET FB 5-5731 The student. Stephen Ba>-ne, president of the student council; and holder of a scholarship to I ‘Harvard, said he couldn’t accepti “an awai*d from an organization j Lwhosc policies I caij’t respect. ” j HNE FURNITURE FLOOR SAMPLES ond BEDDING NOW REDUCED 20% to 50% OPEN FRIDAY ond TUESDAY NIGHTS WASHINGTON (UPl) -dent Eisenhower Wednesday urged Americana to turn more to their local governments than to the liederal government for assistance ,in their problems. I Elseahower spoke informally group ot 4S high school its and their teachers, i hers from Oregoa and Washing- ! j ton State on the fourth annual i American Heritage tour from the ; Northwest. The students said the President told them that federal tax mone\ should not he used "to build our homes and mow our lawns." : Joann Poltratz of Walla Walla, Wash., said the Preiident told them the federal government ; should be approached for help "only as a last resort" and that Americans should establish their primary contact with government at the local)’level. Gaylord Man Seeks Treasurer Nomination GAYLORD UN-HaroM Lange.! 36, Otsego County treasurer, has "announced he is a candidate for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. Ike Tells Group U.S. Tax Money NotfoiLocal Aid 200 N. Sag the one that remembers people have feet! “Hey,” said our Corvair engineers (bless ’em), “people who sit in the middle scat have feet, too!” So they put Corvair’s engine-transmission package in the rear (only U.S. compact built that way) and presto! a practically flat floor, front and rear. Drop in at your dealer’s and try ^orvairj^nid^ seat. Then slide behind the wheel and pretend that Corvair is yours. Soon will be, we think, ■v CMevROLit , trout local authorized Chmdd dealer for economical transportation Plostk POOL COVERS Guardi pod whsn «wrtta^ od. ICuriM bnvss MinHEWS-HARGREAVES, Inc, J & R AUTO STORES 631 OAKLAND AVENUE PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Y'Y.U'V',' ■ FE 5-4161 TWENTY-SIX ^ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 80, H>60 Luthtran Church Pastor Dits in Detroit at /6 dained at Concordia Seminary. Louis. Mo. He came to Detroit in 190S and was with the Detroit Beth- ___ lehem Lutheran Church _ lor 10 DETROIT tm — The Rev. rred-jyears before going to Gethsepiane crick A. Hartwig, pastor of Getit-lchurch. ■emane Lutheran Church for 42^ ------------- years and a minister of the Mis-! Exposed ('eiling beams can be aouri Synod for 52 years, died yes- an asset to room decoration—if terday. He was 76. they’re tneated-imaginatively. Try The Rev. Mr- Hertwig was born surfacing the beams with coiorful In ESfington. Minn.. was or- ceramic file. & . ■■ ■ ■ 'i. i Freezer- | Refrigerator Sale Don't Miss This Fabnlons Oiler Famous Make FREEZER plus 50lbs.ilCfllNtEIEAT All Cat, Wrsji|iMl and Dellvarad this''for S 1 ONLY IUU STANLEY C. (X)LBY Stanley C. Colby. 4128 Lake-wood Dr., Drayton Plains, has been named administrator of th# Oakland County Chapter of the I National Foun^tion. The local I chapter executive committee I creat^ the post' especially for i Colby, a former CMC Truck I Coach empio.ve and graduate of i Pontiac Central High School. He has been the chapter’s field di-I rector since 1957. .t Control of Macmillan Oakland Medical Building and t ' j _ member of the Baptist Church. .? i NEW YORK (AP)-’The Crow--”4 ell-Collier PublLshing Co. s ;r day it is buying control of the ’' Macmillan CO., . fourth laiijest publishmg concern in the nation. ® . ,, , p„pi,pit nf' * Crowell-Collier, publisher of en-j^*"^"' Deaths in Ponliac and Nearby Areas MRS. EMMA BAKER I Saturday at C. J. Gotfiardt Funer-^ Berkley. George Jr. of Detroit end Word has been received of theial Home. Keego Harbor. Burial]Albert of Nankin Township. ■ death of Mrs. Emma Baker, 73. :wUl be in Perry Mount Park Ceme- ' CLYDE KINIT ilhies.s ^ "* D. iDonna Lou) Kintz. 52. of 9405 Dixie Hwy., will■ She WHS a member of Bethany I Hesse. 28. of 3377 Addle St.. Diay- be at 2 pm Sunday at Baotist Chuivh and the Philathea *®" **'*'"*• ‘bed yesterday at St. and Reid funeral Home. Oxford., iefaJs Slwng^ Hospital following Burial uill be in Metamora Ceme-1 and a grandson of Alperta. “biess of six months. j Service will be held Satuiday Mr** Hesse was. a me^r of ♦ ♦ * afternoon at Bannen Funeral Home Ascension Lutheran CTurch and Mrs. Kintz died about 6 p.m.l in Alpena. ; Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. yesterday in Tawas City Hospital Sui-viving besides her husband m injuries suffered four hours, are two sons, Kurt and Kevin at earlier in an automobile accident home: her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ^^rest of Tawas, where she and her John Gobel, and grandmother, Mrs. tiiwhaivi were vacationing. l Laura Gobel of Auburn Heights. Surviving besides her husband' One brother, John Gobel of Poo- are a daughter, Mrs. Betty Miller! tiac, and three sistera, Mrs. Jowph of Clarkston; sons Merwin and Ronald 1^ o( Oxford, «nd eight gyapj Oeclorai Dividend gruKiCEularen. Two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Thomp-aon of Metamora and Mrs. Myrtle Hauxwell of Lapeer, and a broth-William A. Shaffer, also sur* Vive. DETROrr tAP) - Evana Products Co. has declared a »-cent*-a-share dividend, payable July 28, Ito stockholders of record July 14. EMIL FU RY The Rosary will |>e recited lor Emil Flury, 80. of 4760 Independ-encet Drayton Plains, at 8 p.m. Friday at Huntoon Funeral Home. Funeral .service will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Michaol;Gibson and Mrs. WUllam Umban, Church with burial in Forest Uwn;both of Pontiac, and Mrs. Hugh Lee Cemetery. ot Lake Orion also survive. ' Mr. Flury died Wednesday morn-i Service will be held at 11 a.m., ; ing foUov.ing a long illness. He,Saturday at Coats Funeral Home,! 5 fornicriy employed with Gen-jDrayton Plains. | ’ vSLn^”*"”* i ”• I ’TROY — Service for James O.' WILIJAM S. FRAZIER j Crosby, 32, of 5821 Wright St., will ' wilUam S. Frazier. 64. of 2834 be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Beautiful, 'S. Edith St., died Wednesday atjSaviour Lutheran Church. Bloom- •J Crowell-Collier Buys cvp-. h,.| I home following an extended illness, ; I His body is at Price Funeral Surviving are his wife. Dixie- Home, '^'roy, until noon tomoiTow, Dougius of I’nion Lakeland will be at the church afteri I Cox of St. Joseph, pm , ^ ' six daughters. ^Irs. FVed Grubb ofj Q^by was a machinist at [Dynamic Manufacturers, Inc., BRAKES RELINED : cyclopedias and the HAivard F Classic, has previously (wnedl^,®^*“ ’ Surviving ape his wife, Patricia f, about 42 per cent of MacmUlan:^"’^;l“'^^^“*' Carole and Candic and ’ stock. Crowell-Collier now is buy-!®*^ 0 Burger. . ^ Tp^ry Lee. aU at home; ling the 33,000 shares needed tol^** ’ -’<> Pandchildren. iparcnts Mr. and Mrs. George gain 51 per cent control. I Three• brothers and two sisters Crosby of Berkley three sisters.| ' ’The stock has traded recently “1** sip ive. |and five brothers. William and 973 Orchord Loke Rd. CASH NfEDEO LOW TERMS f-'- i INCLUDES WARRANTY, SERVICE, DELIVERY—NO MONEY DOWN-NO PAYMENTS 'TIL AUGUST ill Cu. Ft. DELUXE REFRtGERATOR 16$ ,00 about $46 a share, but erowell-Collier is buying it at $50 a share j 4 and wUI invest $1,650,000. A Crowell-Collier spokesman! isaid the controlling interest would' represent a total investment s>^> about seven million dollars. The merger was agreed upon! a, because Macmillan needed money] , for expansion and Crowell-Collier! i» w anted .to get into the textbook, if market, a highly lucrative field, the spokesman said. Service will be held at 3 p.m. Robert, both of ’Troy, Gerald of. FEderal 3-7936 OPEN 8 TO 7 DAILY ~ 8 TO 6 SATURDAY GOLD^CREST BRAKE SHOPS I 13 Cu. Ft. Deluu 2 Dr. REFRIGERATOR ‘269 00 FAMOUS MAKE » DEHUMIDtFIER ^ 72" With AUTOMATIC THERh40STAT 3Vk CAL. CAPACITY IQ ALL FLOOR MODELS APPLIANCE and FURNITURE REDUCED FOR TERRIFIC SAVINGS \ Actress Jeon Simmons Sod at Divorce Plans LONDON (AP)—Film actress ' Jean Simmons today described ^ her marital rift, with Stewart ■ Granger as amicable—hut sadden-i ing. The English-bom screen star shut herself up in a holel suite! - with their daughter Ti-acy. 3, and , refused all callers. But she announced through v publicity agent that the’statement, issued in Hollyw-ood that they intended to get a divorce was made with the ’’joint approval of myself and my husband ' OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. IVIEY NIGHT PAYMENTS 'TIL AUGUST I LITTLE'S APPLIANCE and COLONIAL SHOPPE 5217 DIXIE HWY. OR J-6555 DRAYTON PLAINS 4 MILE NORTH OF WtLUAMS LAKE RD. ■ M Death Notices SHP:UA may MeDAMEL AVON ’TOWNSHIP — Graveside (Service for Shelia May .McDaniel. . two-day-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. Jimmy L. McDaniel, of 1713 Auburn Rd.. wiU be at 11 a.m. tor morrow at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, ’Troy. I The haby died yesterday in Pontiac General Hospital. Her body is I at Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home. I Pontiac. Surviving beside the parents are brothers Richard and Roy at home and grandpai-ents Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDaniel and Mrs. Nola I'Stotts, all of Pontiac. MiBMiEbctrkSpit/ Oakixa quality buiifi Eloctric motor •pit—largo hood—24' mm bowl —cronk-nondlo cooking height J&R AUTO STORES BUY NOW! You Don’t Need Cash! Easy Credit To All ^ , II w IMTEBMATIOIIAl Buy on FHA-Layaway or Use Your cbedit cabd COPPER PIPE 1/2" M HARD—20' Length* ft. 16c W M HARD—20' Lengths ft. 24c V2" L SOFT—60' Coil ft. 25c »/4" K SOFT—60' Coil ’ ft. 50e COPPER FITTINGS V2" COPPER ELBOWS 10c */4" COPPER ELBOWS..... 19c V2" COPPER TEES........ 16c >/4" COPPER TEES 29c STEEL PIPE Vi" Gol. 21' Lengths Lengths ........$ 3.73 $ 2.86 Gel. 21' Gel. 21' Lengths $ 5.32 '"Gol.................$ 7.09 " Gol.................$ 8.38 :"Gol.................$11.50 CASH AND CARRY ONLY STEEL FITTINGS •GALVANIZED ELBOWS........12 ' GALVANIZED ELBOWS.......17 GALVANIZED TEES........ .19 GALVANIZED TEES .27 PLASTIC PIPE 100-Foot Lengths •Vi"......................... 5e Ft. ..........................7e Ft. I" ........................11'/2C Ft. IV4" ........................MVic Ft. IV2" 2I« Ft. Fiberglos Pipo Wrap 89c Complete Stock of Plattic Fittings and Ciampi SOIL PIPE 4" S. H. Soil Pipe Lrutiia 3" S. H. Soil Pipe BATHTUBS 5-Ft. Steel Both Tiib Cost Iten Both Tub .... Crete Marred Both Tubs Foritiico Cutouts 89 $ 3.98 $ 3.49 $46.95 $59.95 $10 up For Toble Tops, Snock Table $ets, Choice of Colors. 21x32 Stoinlest Steel Double Comportment .KITCHEN SINK 99 YEAR FACTORY GUARANTEE $ A V 95 FIRST QUALITY € 1 MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN NOW! W# ■ at SAVE Plumbing WATER SOFTENER 50,000 groin copocity. Fully guoronteed. Reg. $161.50 42-INCH KITCHEN ar *54“ CuwpitU with CkrwaM nillati FIRST QUALITY 21x32 2 Cempartmenr* Cost Iron 4hll|!!QE KITCHEN 21 X 32 Two Comportment KITCHEN SINK -- Other* from $2.95 ’..■'lit White er $*^y95 . colored. M $10450 First Quality 3-FiMU COLORED BATH SETS Complete with C»st Iron Tub end ell chrome fitting*. REG. $219.95 ^129 |95 3-Piece White or Colored BATH SETS 5-ft. Teh, Wash Beeia. Clotat. ”A" erede chrome Mtiagt. REG. $134.50 Automotic 52 Gollon Electric WATER HEATER tell it anywhere in year heme! 5 Tear Werraaty *69’=^ 30 Gollon Gloss Lined GAS WATER HEATER lO-yeer Werranty. tuM tactery geer- $d?C\95 antee. U.L APPROVED. DRI-TANK TOILET Free ttandieg and taaranteed ^ p% not t# ewaat er ddp —ever! ^ X Sava yeur Heart with Hiie, mm w SUMP PUMP Full Factory Guorontee $^095 Reg. $39.95 2 Comportment Cement LAUNDRY TRAYS Cemplefe wHh Stand and Faecat CASH AND CARRY $1995 STALL SHOWERS $32« necettery trim end Httingi Good Quality FREE STANDING TOILETS Ono of the best buys * anywhere. Compore our S| O First Quolity TOILET SEAT 172 S. SA61NRW "Closes tHE valve on hioh prices ." PE 4-1816 PE 5-2100 WaadM SfoeJ • CUSTOM KITCHIN CABINETS THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. I960 TWENTY-SEVEy Williams Picks Banking Chief ithe bank, abuaad his discivtion .u la state official, the governor said. ZletiasU started bis career as a bank mewMHiKer la Ham-tranick la IMS. Later he worked for the Bank of Commerce, the City Bank of TiAlinaL: ^*roit and the liberty State Bank □•trotter Zielinski to of Hamlnunck before tnn»feiTlii« Take Place of Resigned '® S"** Alonzo Wilson ' [ h. i. „ one dauKhter. LANSING W - Detroit Banket | —--------------^ Jerome J. Zielinski was named ft i s s ■ r state banking tommissioncr today \tnrl( Marlrpf paUArc lo leplace Alonzo L. Wilson, who' 'QIIVCI laVyi) resigned under fire from Gov. Wil- “ liams. , I ★ *r * I Zielinski. 48. stnitar vice presi-l NEW YORK (UPIi-The action dent of the Public Bank. Deirtnl.i’’^ •he .stock market w far favors was appointed for a term running * constructive point of view, ac-fill next Jan. 1. The appointment ‘“onllng to Kenneth Ward of was announced by the governor’s Iectal elenloB SatIiis been eansdjiut rectotered. or be spolTloae la Str-. to be held Ir »11 the vollns proclnc« jwiioM ftn a transfer The Clerk thall the Countr. of Oakland. 8*ate of Mich- thromih the last addre». srard tsan on the Ind day of'Aa^uat. IHS. .nd prEctaet number and record the Therefore nolkr la herebr SlTea. that nrw addres*. ward and precinet aax auaUlled eltctor of »•« Of White lAKe who It DM AtreatfT r«f-iTeinfitr*tton f&rot t&d 0*1] nltce the Utered upon the reftstretioo booki ol.orifinwl d Townq] n Htli on Tue«d*T i rfork • »n *hd r pfimtrr or primery tlectloo. ■ ViStered eiectoi* V execetlne • rroue^t ireneferred < r eleettofi di Yer his or h reoifer end di HOARD HI SEH — These pro some of the fiO physically handicapped children from Oakland County who exclUslty boardtal buses yesterday at Pontiac Central High for Camp Grace Bentli\v on the shoiT-s of Lake Huron for two weeks of living and playing outdoms. The camp is sponsotixl hy the Michigan League for Cfippledi Cliildren. The lotral children are going to the cam|> tliroiigh the s(K>nsor.ship ofthe Oakland County Society for Oippled Children. ,thr loan,.hlo. city or village lo which prrrfncl in which ha la ref - {la located hia IcaM rc^onca. tluoUcAtc recrlvlnt i-uch reqUMt r»flJtra:lon cardi »d »»«« nf sL “w »ao«lor of electloA in chars* of duuUcal* th« rcflstratlra axri(»*ll »*• rralatratlon record* .'hall romsata fore a notary public « other offitjr ,t,natur« tboreon with Uu iltna- authoruad to admlnlH^'W^^ *pon the applicanfa rcsuifa- luch ic«lstiwlion cards ,^rd and If the »Unaturr« cor ...... ..,c'X« Toificc'hou?; ircruA*“u“poiry's?r,Tu4?*‘ind*^i^: Sterfni ^''hr'*^oa°h *ha*l5 siAn^ma**namr cicc'fon “ti'f application for trana- ^Sritlof Juccr'"and*“c.U^^^^ bT. •L^f^rVlSl'ln?^ Sh ‘“tlnfwslatrrcd pcr.on. not .n.|tl*d •» YOU See 4S1 The inwcior. of cIkHob v?an.,!S "C ahall br th. d" 'owCi'y . Uv Z r“la*c‘*th»r'o'“XV"/''J°*^'**'^5fc "ion''lwir*'of^'tht^^ ward nr [“on thereto orSeV'to ..a.... ... .•< .. •**. . ^ xicKEACHIt ?M "*nv”res"etece*j elect [^n'.'hip*’*"lty or \"llaac"‘<'aul»''l KECOOLn Enawlrd .trcl Intal- ^ — fslTaelud reet - rr- mm •JiUDt llRfr. Urge MM Fonr Galloe Skotch HAMILTON COOLER meats and bottled drinks cold for hours A gay plaid picnic hamper size cooler. SC17 ‘5 Homilton 24-Inch BAR-B-Q $1277 With ht«d, igif ond 24-incii b«wl.. Unainkabl* SURF RIDER F«nct«rt PrMf, Cifei StTMi, Our«hi« • $10.00 V«lw I If. Surf Rider $1.47 SVECMl 22" beach balls 6 panel, all plastic ball for use on MQ beach or w a t e " ■ Regular $1.00. 57' 20" Portoble ELECTRIC FAN Corry If Anywheml 2-Sp.ad. *2r’ 20" ReveniblO Fab 25.77 For Leunfing 8" Electric FAN Quiet In operation. Air delivery 360 cubic feet per mimjte. CHAISE SUlWMER $J§ 17 SPEOAl ^ 10" OscilUtiBg Fu LOUNGE *8.97 ^ *6" ir OfcillaUay fta *10.37 Open Tonight 19 p.m. ind Every Night Except Snndey WITH TERRIFIC 4fh of July Borgoins! Get all your needs for your weekend of Discount Prices! HAMILTON SKOTCH PICNIC JUG Completely insulated with fibcrglas thru- OHhm rtam . out. With can't.loM 2.17 to ).27 stopper cap. No-drip spout. 99' B. F. Goodrich MILLION AIR POOLS 5'Dien. 12" Deep $7.37 6'Diam. 16" Deep $8.97 8' Diam. 20" Dmp 118.27 10' Diam. 20" Deep $19.47 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING } ^ Children's Colorful, Assorted ■ ’ SUN SUITS Ail Sizes Oar Low, Low Everyday Prices Ladies' Beaatifol SWIM SUITS 2 All Shti und Aitortfd S A9d Colon-Others $4.67 end ' $5.S7-lfahiet to $10.00 OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Yonr Choice SEA SQUID POKEY THE TURTLE riREBOAT Water Betfla Swim Ringi 20" Other Teyt tram 44c to $1.24 67' Girls' SLEEVELESS (C^f BLOUSES ^yc ^ Gay Prints, Pottol Colors Sixoi 7 to 14 EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY FINS $157 Snorkol 6? Snug Fitthit. 100% Vinyl FACE MASK 57* Junior Swim 3 GOGGLES D / Ideal for Batch or Picnic FOLDING STOOL 77' r:i: 97^ SHOES Women's Dress SHOES jijj Sizes 4 to 10 Sonson't Newest Stylet o«i Pnttornt Others $4.40 to $4.97 Portable CHARCOAL GRILL $187 Chercoal Briqaettes 10 58^ Charcoal Lighter 160Z. 24f Misses' and Women's BEACH SHOES Linen and fabric oxfords or pump ityles with vulcanized crepe soles and all wanted summer styles'. 1 77 Sizes 4Vi to 9 CONSUMERS CENTER IHscmmt BepartmeiU Store 178 N. Saginatw Open" Daily 9 to 9 SUN TAN LOTIONS FOR THE BEACH SEA and SKI Ret. 1.29—Our Lew Price 94* COPPERTONE OIL or Letion—Rof. 1.25 94* Plua Ta* COPPERTONE SPRAY Ret. 1.75 $128 pjua re* FLORIDA'S LANOTAN S ea.—Rtf. Price 2.25 $169 Was To* NOXZEMA'S HIGH NOON Reo. 1.45—OiKeunt Price $104 iquasii applicefion Scram iRsact Repelleat LoHoa..............41 e Nulan with Aquasii.................12c for 3 oz. Repels water. One applicefion will give you hours of protection. Men's Short Sloove, Smort Htw SPORT SHIRTS 84 An orroy of new Spring pot-terns ond colors. All sizes Wash 'n weor included. SWIM TRUNKS $W 47 Regulor $1.98 T WOIEE’S SNEAKERS Fomous U. S. Mopers top quol-ity, bouncy crepe soles, arch oids Sizes 4 to 10. $187$247 Rubber Lined Asserted Celere V#' TWEXTYEIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 Campaign for $120,000 to End Long Lake Muck CX)MMERCE TOWNSHIP — Am varuuiti cleaner" biiill aperifical- depending on delivery date o/ the •It-Ottt campaign to raise $120,0001 ly to return lakes and rivers to | new-type dredge. Rutter explained the dred^ yet needed to reclaim muck-filled | their clear, sandy-bottom stale. | project under company by Nov. 30, money al- -W by 30 feet, with a ladder cxten-wny mis year. collected will be returned to «•<>" that makes it 87 feet long A, .uuijii.L.. Ai^i e If 1 front property owners who! He said it anchors itself to the A 1 ^ , l^'^'ihaie already contributed toward!bottom of the lake, cleans one. ^ OouncU only $41,000 of the ^ ♦ a * another location. $180,000 needed to clean the lakei ^ . j . ' ' bottom has been collected to date ! ‘*^"'8 made by the The ninck Is drawn out of the I community association to have a| lake through an Intake pipe al-' four-by-ei^t-foot billboard placed | taehed to a suction pump, be The organisation piaas to i store the IM-aeie lake to Its original beauty and usefulness by dradglag an aocninulalioa of peat from the bottom, giving the lake ^ ga avenge depth of IS feet. ^ The lake now averages three-feet Wateiiord Church Scene of Miller-Tossey Nuptial in front r *he lake by boatei-s. |of the owner. --------------- resigned from the Oxfoid Village dePITV WOULD E.NFORCE ; ‘’’'F ** council, giving as his reason the; k. Kv‘’y ’5. it will became fact that he has moved out of ^ deputy sheriff. i • a u However, before rules, wliich go Property. Mrs. purchaser of a back- "ka'-gument with his wife He said m„. Sara F. Kintz of 9105 Dixie Huff was appointed in October^y,^d the stipulations of stale' __________ yard swimming pool pays 10 per H crashed to the floor near where Hwy. died in Tawas City Hospital to fill the unexplred term of Gor- pould be enforced, thej cent down and finances the bal-iher\»n, by a-former marriage,;four hours after the acci^nt. Her don Mathie who resigned. He w'as ^^-oujd have to be approved by the Arctic Ocean is divided in< ance over a period of five years.}Bradley Biers, was sitting. |hu.sband. who had been driving the el^ed in Mwch State Conservation Department I"® basms by the massive Lo-This information comes from Jo-; Glass fragments were sprayed car, was admitted to the same The Council will act on the rosig-jurisdiction over use of Ridge. Some underwater seph C. EJdcera. head of the pool,on the boy. one of which resulted’hospital. mation at the next regular meeting, public lakes. P^^l^ roach w ithin a few thousand financing department of an install-in his being blinded in the left eye. | * ♦ * - July J2. i If fhe rules were approved ■•'d jb^^urfaw. ’The range was.ment financii^ company. * ♦ ★ | According to East Tawas state son in Municipal Court here June! James Breckenrklge. 23 changed his plea to not guilty' ------------- yesterday, ’The more .serious charge of feloulous assault was lodged sgaiust Everett Thomas of M8 W. Barrett M. the same day. He was treed on a I5JN bead pending trial In Municipal Court July Everyone but Everyone Woman Fatally Hurt as Car Hits Truck A 53-year-old Springfield Town-ship woman was injured fatally and her husband hospitalized with injuries yesterday when their car rammed a truck west of Tawas. SALLV JOINER A bachelor of arts degree has T’illage offirisis will meet July put into effect. Long Lake would^“'*J^*bned by Russian explorers; Ekkers predicts that the number According to Assistant County police, the Kintz car ran a stop been conferred upon Sally Joiner. M with the Oxford Township become the first public lake in *" M V. Lo- of American families owning their Prosecutor William Lang, the trial sign at the intersection of M55 and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IVed Board to discuss plans for the Oakland County governed beyond >tton(^v, an 18th Century Russian owti swimmii^ pools will climbjwill prove whether’Thomas deliber- M65 and crashed head-on into thej Schadt. 8521 Lakeview Dr., propooed sewer system to serve slate 1®"*. except by 'gentleman’s s«enust who devoted imjcn of his to more than 225,000 this year, up ately threw the ashtray at either side of a truck. The truck driver Clarkston. by Western Michigan, both Orion and Oxford. agreements" which now exist^^"ime to Arctic ryearch. 'more than 55,000 from 1959. his wife or the child. iescaped injury. She majored in English, amcmg property owners on several; Orion and Oxford townships will jjjjgg LAKE ORION - Area newlyweds be involved with the two villages In, I'ulford will become the third I elementary school in Florida to I be integrated, all in Dade County. I North Miami Beach Junior High I will be the first white secondary | school in Florida to admit a Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Konczal bnancing the sewer project and- • j r i i wlU live in Oxford when they return ^iUjalso share in the cost of en^ | y^Q flQflQg jCllOOlS ★ ♦ ★ ALREADY HAVE SIGNED Ordered Integrated The bride is the former Betty, The two village councils already i , Jane Ruge, daughter of Mr. and have signed resolutions allowing’ MIAMI, Fla. lAPi — The Dade; I Mrs. Paul Ruge, 228 Atwater St. the Oakland Cbunty Department'County School Board, by unani-M Her husband’s parents are Mr, of public Works to'proceed with oi'dered token in- I and Mrs. SylvesterKohczal of 878 the sanitary sewer pi-ograni The ^ North I S. Rochester Rd., Avon Township.|dpw must have the approval of,^.®*”* For her wedding In 81. Joseph W' ** municipalities to be serv-| ' " Catbollc Cburcb, the bride eliose |'c«l before construction can begin.!" a princess-style gown with n| The temporary facilities will be ehnpel-lengtb train, made of sUk to serve the Uke Orion- orgnntn trimmed in Venetina ; oxfoid area for i« years or until ••TO- i they can be tied Into the Clinton _ Her waist-length veil was fas-i “ror Sewage Disposal H.vsteni The board denied requests of 12 tened to a pearl and lace head-, Pisnned to include this area. other Negro pupils seeking admis- r piece, and she carried a cascade! toother action, the Oxford Coun->'"" ’"."hite schools. No reasons \ bouquet of white roses and stephan-|cil has instructed the village man-}^ivem________________ lager to have walk lights installed' .. . The bride s cousin Patricia Vocke at the main intersection in town.j Announce Morrioge of Detroit was maid of honor. Tbey will be installed with the new! Bridesmaids were Ann Saunders;(.ontrol unit in the present Irafficl CLARKSTON - Mi. and Mrs, of Hancock and Mrs. Jeromejighf which was authorized pre-1 ,A ^'bckle, Kvof! Rd„ an- Vaverek of Pontiac. Iviously ' nounce the rc'ccnl manlHgc of , ★ ♦ ♦ The reason for the walk light re-l their daughter. Janice Elizabelh, , ’The bridegroom’s brother ArnoId!quest Is that the awkward angle serv>ed as' best man. His other,of (he traffic signal piakes it diffi- ^Ire. CHro Br^, Mii-brethers, Roger and Gary, were cult for pedestrianaJo see it before • •wl'J- Thf weddmg ushers. leaving the curb, the manager said.! I?'®'-'**"' «! -PU."_____Ji.____, .nrr .T _ Methodist Church. The newly- wetjs are lioneymooning in North- 50 STAR PAINT SALE LAST 3 DAYS ROCKCOTE HOUSE and TRIM PAINT DURO-GLO HOUSE PAINT WHITE AND 1,000$ OF COLORS WHITf ONLY • SOFT GLOSS FINISH SC88 T. • Beautiful Medium Glo$$ e ^ 71 • NON-CHALKING J • Brilliant White ■ 1 Qgj, • EXCELLENT COVERAGE r.i • Eo$y Bruehing Was $7.35 to $8.19 Gal., Now Was $‘5.89 Gal. Now ■ An evening reception was held; The expenditure of $95 lo build In the American Legion Hall at'new roof on the fire station also Autum Heights. Mas been authorized by the Council.' I ern Michigan. Janet Klein Is Married to Stephen Flemington OXFORD —Janet Klein became' the bride of .Stephen E. Fleming-ton in a candlelight wedding Sat-! urday in Holy Cross Lutheran Church. I The bride is the daughter of Mr. j and Mrs. Norman L. Klein. 8: Glaspie Ave. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton i W. Flemington,. 901 S. Coats Rd. A floor-length gown of oUk or-Konu with Alenron lace trim was rhuNen by the bride. It leo-lured a flM^ bodice with a M-ooped nerkline. Her bouflanl skirt ended la a rhapel sweep. ACRYLIC Masonry Paiit MmoroUTAN METROPOLITAN White end Color$ 100% ALKYD FLAT aal SEMI-GLOSS • Ult on Any Motonry Surface • U$o on A$be$to$ Shinglot * RUBBER BASE PAINT White end Colors 0 Dries in Loss Thon 30 Minutes White and Colors wos$5 2o S095e,i Gal, Now II Wps$7J5 $C72Gd. GqI. . Now ^ Was $4.45 $5 25 GaL Gal. . Now ^ MRS. NATHAN I.. KIFM.K M Maiilyn ■ C-Ml Odessa, w a ■ * mm maids wer Miu RTFJ>HP\- ST FMivrTnv Coleman MR*. 8TEPHE.N FI.EMINOTON Dearborn and Beverlv Joyce 'Oxford. Double-Ring Rite BridJs^ in Birmingham Nancy Milne of Hunt- rr •« ~ i of Unites Couple Security Aid to Aged Backed by Williams GLAOER NATIONAL PARK. The bride's aiwter Mary < I CLARKSTON-Nathan L. Riffle :claimed Kathleen Ann Krokker for; I his bride Saturday in. a double-! junivr vnurviTUiBa. aaa inr-ir ... ^ ' eamd. 8mnir. Kukuk of Pontiac ’'‘."S * Holy Name Cath- wa. flower girl. - m rx* , The bnde is the daughter of Mr. Best man was Charles Monk Jr. land Mrs. Gabriel J. Krokkef'ol Mont. (R - Gov. Williams of Mich- oi Waterford. |Belleville. The bridegroom’s par- iganAuu thrown his barking behind; * * * . ^rs. Sherman Lowery of; a mov'e to urge CoiRress to pro-1 SealwtK "^ro Ut Brown;40 Buffalo Si. and Culver Riffle; vide health insurance for tKb aged'^^' ' ‘5* Second St.. Rochester. j ' • . iWl- Norman Flemington. John' * a * , ' as an extension o( tlie Social be-Daggett and James Fenton of A lace and Ifown was curity system. Clearwater. Ha, The bnde's cous-idiosen by tl» bride. She canied ai it Jr 0 jin Gaiyle Roberts e»f Pontiac wasjbouquef'of daisies In a cascade} I\illiams voted with die majoiity '■‘»»Kbearer. arrangement in . rn.iv nniln.li ^ rcception was held In the Her attendants were Theresa at the^S?W)r;fSitf?reiKrbere.’;^^ rore-jDr^s of^llevilJe and Joan lAl-, mon>. [marlfcof Detroit. * The newlyweds are honeymoon-; Qyde Kizer of Clarkston Was The Democratie governor said ing in the tapper Peninsula. They best man. Ushers were Douglas the "people really warn this kind wlU live in Oxford when they re-lForton of Pontiac and Darrell, •f eoBtiibutoty ai^m." jtuni. ■ {Blackett of narkyton I LAST 3 DAYS! ^ n.19 PAINT ROLLER SETS 79* /- ._.zAmartc««M;; KiWh»*w*»r coMteniouM aplylastal ^ ^ PLASTIC 9x12 DROP CLOTH NOW NOW 69 CAULKING CARTRIDGES BMkevt* LOW LUSTBE HOUSE PAINT e Blisfsr Resiifont e For Any Exterior Surfoct •e Wido Color Selection White ud lOOOi ef Colon Woi $7.05 NOW Gol. ■5“ GaL NOW 3 for70‘ PONTIAC ROCKCOTE So CASS, CORNER OF HURON FREE 50-STAR FLAGS TeEechCkUdUiderlRTMn rm 45' lOUCUPE PAPER lOimirG STARS iRd STRIPES with eech fdlle#rRicluM PUNT STORE FE 3-7129 Open Friday Night Until 9 - Saturday 8 to S Pork FfM in Our Lot Rtor of Stort Entronco on Huron Stroet THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 . TWEXTY-XIXE i Williomt Uk« md Airport Rdt. Opon 7:1S f. M. TONIGHT AU OF THE CHARACTERS OF THE RICH ANO EARTHY NOVEL...RE LIVE THEIR SHAME AND FEAR ON THE SCREEN! —Not sine# "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" has the comaro peered $o relentleuly into tho lecrefs of o proud but guilty fonviyi Groat at a book I Magnificont as a motion ' picfur#/ Ole Oprey Jamboree at Stadium on Fridays Proclaims Next Week: 'Koep Highways Cloan' Orrgon. Republican, inai third A hit parade Jamboree of countr>’ musir featuring stars of the Grand. Ole Opry will be the billing at Wisner .Stadium Friday night. Sponsored by the Pontiac Meli-o-poiitan tlijb, the show will feature 25 performers fixim the nation's capital of country music — Nash-ville, Tenn. field as band leader of ihe “Erh# Valley Boya" and as a performer on Ike “LMisUna Hn.vride" in Shreseport, La., before Joining tirand (Me Opry, Also in the cast are Sttonewall Jackson. Alec Houston. Ken Marvin. Maivin Rainwater. Danny Dill. Red Murphy. (Jeorge Hamilton IV, ararnobby smith. Others are Don Slayman, the original "l.onzo" of •'Oscar and Alomro.” Marcus Terry, and George Ferguson. The jamboree will get under way at 8:15 p.ni. George Ferguson, MetropoHlan (Tub president, sold ad\anre-sale liekeU are being sold at reduced prices . Tickets are axailable at Gallagher's Music .‘ttoie. 18 E. Huron St.; Drayion Drug Store, 4480 Dixie Hwy., Waterford Township; and from police, firemen and postal workers belonging to the club. ALBA.\Y. N.Y. — The state spends l'« million dollars a year I to clean up litter people throw out jcar windows. Gov. Nelson A. I Rockefeller said Wednesday in pro-claiinlng ne.xt week "Keep Our Highways C3ean Week." Rockefeller said throwing rub-: ;bish out of cars was an "ugl.y. ill-; mannered practice, sometimes even dangerous. It is also an ex-i peasive one. quite needlessly expensive. ' U.S. Presidency '"rh Republican was fifth _ , with 151. on Looks Only * * * Mrs. Wright said 90 per cent of ST JO.SEPH — Hawaii's those casting votes were men. most Gov. William F (Juinn could be of them In profes-sional jobs. president of the I'nited .*?tales it --------- Dottv Wright correctly reads re- • To see how paint will look when suits of her "looks only" poll dry. brush a stroke or two on white ink blotter. 1st Japanese Sub Built, Delivered Since War II KOBK, Japan lAP'—The first submarine macie in Japan since. World War II was delivered to Japan's sea defense force today. , Hisashi Imaq, depiit\ director of the defense hoard, attended the ceremonies handing over the l.lOO-ton Oyashiro, Quinn, a Repuhlican. polled 146 voles iiv the test which Mrs. Wright conducted among 1..538 citi-reas from various states asking, them to judge photos of 48 governors for qualities of "leadership, integrity, sincerity and dignit\." The phiilos were sent to her from 48 go\rrnor, on request. Only Ihe governors of Kansas and Kentucky did not respond. Other results show Luther 11. Hixlge!., Demix-ratic governor of North Carolina, in second place with 191 votes; Mark O. Hatfield, BROASTED CHICKEN DINNERS Cnrry $150 Out Stmca lEEFBUIGEI DIIVE IN Advance-sale tickets are priced :it Si for adults and T.a cents for childron. Admissions at the door will he Sl .'iO for adults and 90 cents for (.hildien. Profits from the show will be used by the Metropolitan (Tub for its charity pr6,)ects. An added attraction will be a firewprks display' following the jamboree. ICOMMERCEI |M 3-0661 Admitiioii 80c SOUTH END UNION UEE ROAD - FREE PUYGROUNO ■'U*: NOW SHOWING Melro-Goldwyn-Miytr prcsKitt Robert Eleanor MITCHUM'PARKER a a SOI c. S(K(i sridmii. Homo^Aiir George PEPfARD-George HAMILTON > EvefettSLOANE-luana PATTEN / 63SZU LAST TIMES TONIGHT! PONTIAC VICIOR MATURE □□□□oDoa •SiruCiiutiK Tinwctir ■■ .MnuBm ii AND “Tka Bay aid Iba Laigkiig Dog” STARTS TOMORROW ALL - COLOR SPECTACULAR Surpasses anything ever filmed beforoj; NOiVARD HUGHIS CONQUEROR WISNER STADIUM PONTIAC FRI. JULY 1st 25-6RUT STARS-2S GRAND oil opny Red Foley Show . In Person | STONEWALL JACKSON "WATERLOO" (•tuuihU ll««*r#taf ALEC HOUSTON •t lh« CBR-TV KEN MARVIN GEORGE HAMILTON, IV .VBC -TV N»t»*rk tb** BOBBY SMITH DON SLAYMAN SOVINE Why Raby Why" Th« Original LONZO OSCAR a LONEO MARCUS TERRY CaaBtrr Matir'i Wl N'«» Stina £ GEORGE MORGAN “Cendy Kita#i" w MBrrta RatanraUr i RED FOLEY JUBILEE U.S.A. Hin hi PtrMB FHAsy ADOED ATTRACTION A GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DIsylAf r*ll«irla( tbt Sh*» SAVE—SAVE—Save n prayi. DrayUa PlAlai ADl'LTS—tl.M cnLDBEN—tb RycaarrA ky MetrapallUa Clak Studies show that charge accounts have a tremendous impact on increasing the effectiveness of department or specialty store advertising, and that women "from 17 to 70" are influenced more by newspaper advertising of the storos where they have charge accounts. FOUR LADS SAT. FRED NETTING ORCH. FOR DANCING FRI. "-OnT CLYDE McCOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA WALLED LAKE CASINO BALLROOM LAST TIMES TONITE HURON A LISHT-HKARTtO LCC# AT LOVE ASKNt# the ADULTSI Sterti FRIDAY Robert Mitchum ''HOME fROM THE HILLS" : nSH FRY EVERY FRIDAY 11:30 A. M. 'til Cleaing. All You Want Fried Loke Erie ■ PERCH : I Deep fried to a golden brown I and served with a tarter I sauce, cole slaw,, and choice I of French fried or American I fried potatoes. 1 katiUBaiBf r I Basalar SI IS Prrek »i«: HOWABD I lOHNSOirS : S 3650 Dixie Hwy. ■ DRAYTON PLAINS i Thurt.y JUNE 30th, thru JULY 4 Joint City ond Northside Community Club's Annual Ooklond Fork 4th of July Celebrotion GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY Set. 1 ft S P.M. AU RIDES 10c FREE ADMISSION - ---FREE PARKING I EAGLEi NOW SHOWING MlNEO-KlIIIIIER-DiUlREII — ALSO — GREGORY PECK ANN BlYTH Open Every Dav PRIVATE DIMNG ROOMS for Parlies OR 3-1907 iftoiniuR imEinRN SUNDAY MONDAY / Evt. -JULY 3-4 Plan A WEEKEND ^ of FUN •A THRILLING RIDES PICNICS FISHING AND SWIMMING A FREE .ADMIAAION FREE PARKING ami UMi ★ ★ ★ TONIGHT ★ ★ ★ BLUE SKY ALL OF THE CHARACTERS OF THE RICH AND EARTHY NOVEL...RE-LIVE THEIR SHAME ANO FEAR ON THE SCREEN! —Not sine# "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" has the Comoro poorod so relontlossly into the secrots of a proud but puilty family! Groat as a book! Magnificent as a motion picture I IT TAKES THE TOUGHEST GUYS IN THE WORLD TO FLY THE LIGHTNING JETS STARRING STEVE BRODIE LYNN THOMAS MARK DANA GHNGEPfrPUO fVESIlSlOMIf CINtMASCOM ADDED ^ ATTRACTION SATURDAY it PARACHUTE JUMP A FREE FALL PARACHUTE JUMP FROM 8,000 FT. OPENING THE PARACHUTE ONLY WHEN IT REACHES 1,500 FT. Blow-by-Blow Film of the PATTERSON - JOHANSSON FIGHT OAKLAND -LAST DAY- k4ARLON IRANDO ANNA MAGNANI lOANNI WOODWARD — IN — “THE FUGITIVE KIIID' STARTS TOMORROW At 1:30-4:10-6 ;50-«:30 STORY a0F mm MNimiRiiiRimini miuimffiamjuw KMTieui iiiwraitii Cin«maScopC COLOK ky OC LUXI STilAN@ SPBiTMOlflll With IRIC RIMBIRC aud 200 FAMOUS CIRCUS ACTS ....— Hui! Ce-HIt STiiMrwEa sTunsc UniMT! . 1 THIRTY ^ • THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY , JUNE 30. I960 Plans Cheaper Air-Condition Unit . Late Rumor From Chrysler Source Chry*ler's Mopar . Division Isj Ev^Thtl! ' haps late in the spring, or may b with its 1961 model cars, a new hjw - cost ah' conditioning unit, wtk* can easily be fitted under The only compact car offers a convertible is the Slude-baker-Packaid Lark. existing units—about $400—it' * I will find a limited market among it.. k~wi ^ - -_7 motorists in all e.xcept the areas' SJritd ^ where temperatures *"*■ I soar to near 100 throughout much! * ♦ a HM saareas saM the new unit ! oi the summer months. ' At least one 1961 model will offer rear window wipers _________ Chevrolet will abandon the gaso- optional equipment. If it catches- •if oaadittonen but will be I line heater as standard equipment I to aUow H to I on its Corvair when the 1961 be aoM at about half the coot of {models are introduced, industry —----------- I sources said. Another advantage of the new The oourren said unit will be that it can be tran$-i heater, whlrh hurt the dors air* ferred from one car to another gaaoUae eeonemy In cold wfthont too muchro difficulty, the; weather, will remain aa optional without too much difficulty,' the equipment on the Corvatr bat motorist who buys an air condi- but the standard heater wW be tioning unit for his car can re- a hot air exchange unit similar move when he is ready to trade, •» the roanifold heaters once for a new model rather than try' rars. The new heater wUl pump air from the passenger compartment special heating chamber built around the manifold. This heater !will not provide warm air as the State Printers Unions End 3-Day Convention ESCANABA (ITPD-The 4,OOM member Michigan Federation Typographical Unions closed three-day convention here Tuesday with election of officers. Kennett Hull. Detroit, was elected president. Earl Bond. Flint, was named first vice presi-; gasoline heater, which bums fuel | dent and John Gallagher. Kalama-from the same tank that supplies I zoo. second vice president, the engine, but will be more! New secretary-treasurer economical. Edgar Crum. Unsing. * * * Battle Creek was chosen as I Ford Motor Co. Is working on 1961 convention city. SAVE^ FRIDAY & SATURDAY Regular 3.95 MEN’S SLACKS While they last,.. 2 pairs to a customer • Cotton bedford cords • Polished^ttons • Continental styles • Ivy styles ALTERATIONS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE TaUored like the finest dress slacks... In lustrous, tightly woven fabrics? Continental model with Italian-frc^t pockets, side buckles? Plain-front Ivy model ■with hook-eye closures, pearl buttons, French-fly tabs? In the newest shades... sizes 29 to 38. MENIS WASHABLE BERMUDA SHORTS • PoHsImcI Cottons • Cotton Bodford Cords Expertly tailored new continental styles. Choose from new Summer shades In sizes 30 to 42. While they la$t 2 69 fmaseHmm' Hints WHY MtKSS AU iowathouhthau ito aril the car to the limited usedla convertible tor its Falcon l--I car market for air conditioners, but it Js not expected to be ready Because the air conditioner will;for introduction by the time f DETROIT — rhrvoW ajvsimivswi«-i wus sur uiuwuvuwi oy inc unie uis hoMs to makib *ir mrwtitinnino “®'*®**^ outlast th« caT, it alaoi Other 1961 models are introduced. .K. I,. ' korw. IaS... fk^ «max on, the rear wipers will be offered on several other lines and m become standard equipment some of the higher priced models. GOOD FISHING At Pontiac Retail Stores Gigantic 4tk OF JULY STOCK CLEARANCE! 150 BRAND NEW I960 PONTIACS and VAUXHALLS MUST BE SOLD! FREE A SHAKESPEARE FISHING OUTFIT With Every New Gar Sold This Weekend! wEwaa® , YOU THE YO fWHHE OVIHD^ We Need Your Used Car NOW! • N« toMy tMwPMl 200 N. Saginow St. FACE PARKING IN THE REAR PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens FE 3-7954 4-^ : /:C ^ -I THE POXTIAC: PRESS THURSDAY. JI XE 30. 1960 isum THIRTY-OXE Coupon Savings For You! DOMINO Pure Cone SUGAR mem Peters Skinless HOT DOGS $iioo ALL STORES CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4th Fresh Crisp y|f POTATO I ^ Sealtest vmms m rODGSICLB O-IO* Kroft's Pure APPLE JELLY VemoPs GINGER ALE id .. YOUR CHOICE LUNCHEON MEATS • Dutch • Mince • Olive • Liver • Beer Solomi • Cooked Solomi • Spice • Chicken Loot • Heed Cheese •Pickle-Pimento rk,r I 6uiitO0^ lU-l-QSADtE 39* NAPKINS 29* 9-INCH SANI a 3 MPEB‘'n,»ns 89* TOMATO W ifel ^ Peters Bwwless SMOPO ROLL HAMS ZION Viatic—Fresh Pock ^ Salodo FIG BARS Dill PICKLES TEA BAGS 39' HeH Sol. -M o ^A<^ POLISH »r KOSHER 1 V 89' U. S. Choice—rTonder ROUND STEAK 79 BONELESS ROLLED RUMP ROAST ^' 89* Hyg rede's Caiuied PICNICS >u $m FREE STAMPS taow Boneless Beef CUBE STEAKS Lb. A Ac POTA 10“'^ U.S. No. 1 tNEW J COBBLER TOES 39‘ Fresh Ripe BANANAS ■"10' New CABBAGE Lorg. I Heod 1 ll«o. Fimmmu Treesweet FRESH FROZEN LEMONADE Ic 5 39 Morton's COCONUT CUSTMUp,, FOOD TOWN Remus-Fresh Creomery Borden's or Seeltest BUTTER HALF & HALF <55 = THIRTY^TWO j 4%%J \J> .•• n THE POXTUC PRESS. THURSDAt. JUNE 30, Knock Out Thirst With One-Two Punch One-TVo Punch Is a knockout'packs), the for mula alkmi an al-|Poda (deaset the sweetest sweet CheiT>’ Cherry Vi of a drink with twn ingredients; most unlimiled variety erf punches,! tooth- and-raspberry sherbet with Raspberry I Ice cream and a soft drink. There! Lemon sherbet and root beer iei-..^^ .1 Root Beer Maple an- so many Ice cream and soft n-freshing. tor instjmee; cherry I *i Cream drink flavors (availabie In 6- vanilla ice cream and black chertyjP*"*' «Hght, , cin^ Ale ------------ ---------------------------- -----_| Mie eld One Two Is at- I CoQIns Mixer New! Cereal-Fniil Combinations forBah Pineapple Lemon Sherbet Vanilla {Quick Baked Beans Go on Any Menu w Gcrbtr offers 2 new cooked eals in jars: Cerher Strained .„imeal or Mixed Cereal, both with Applesauce and Bananas. to serve-Dounixing needed. The cereal is cooked srith the froH £ achieve a delicate flavor. Both SB a smoothoo-the-tongue tex- ture babies love. Nutritionally speaking, they’re enriched with iron and important B-vitamins. Gerber. Baby Fo^ raiMONT MiCHia.M <-np. pour tho chiU over It. and there'i drfnk that will keep every kid happy, whalevetr Ida age. TV One-Two Punch is a homemade soda that keeps the budget. Let's have a picnic! It's a fun| in fighting trim, because if is so,occasion no Tnatter what the set-much less expensive than the ting ... the beach, the park, store-bought kind. Try chocolate ice roadside table or your own back-cream and gihger ale as a sur-|yard. Most important of course, prise some afternoon; .or give, a are tV good things to egt that late T\' viewer chocolate soda and ways seem to taste better out •coffee ice cream. the open. Whatever else is on yow * w * Imenu. a dish of baked beans Whenever you hear the belljgreal for outdoor appetites a whether it's thicst. hunger, Vre- here are a few quick tricks with dom. or friends gathering, come;canned beans that put them in out ,pf your comer fightiim with "spwtal treat" clas.s the One-Two. You'll be a winner Magic Toppers everj Ume. With so many flavor| simply open as many caits combinations possible, everyonelyour favorite baked beans w-Ul V dazzled by the versatility needed. Empty into casserole of your punches. bean pot and garnish with slices w * * |of canned peaches or pineapple, Stock up on ice cream and soft chopped unpeeled apples or cubes drink six-packs now lor a summer of sharp cheese. Pop uncovered; filled with cool, sweet taste treats. WKVMXd OXE TWO Pl-XCHEB thie Two iThf Soft Drink' iTbt let Crtswi Orange Orange Sherbet Lemon-Lime Cola into oven and heat thoroughly. DeUeioos Addlttomi For a real flavor treat, thoroughly mix in 1 tea.spoon curry | powder and cup raisins Strawberry [each 2 cups of canned beans. Heat Coffee itill raisins are plump. Westown OPEIV EVERY DAY IMCLEDING SUNDAY and JULY 4th 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. • Fancy Homa Grown Strawberries 4 Qf. “new' 50lb. POTATOES Bag tJjMi0u.*.39c I'jOD Extra L«an GROUND BEEF ••'^45' FOOD CENTER 706 W. HURON ===FE 3-7403= For Your Holiday—ICE COLD BEER-POP—MIXES—WIWE and LIQIJOR ABE SAYS: HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME OVER THE HOBDAYS AND FOR REAL EATING PLEASURE AT MONEY SAVING PRICES LOOK AT THESE BIG ATLAS— ___ OPEN SUNDAY JULY 3rd AND MONDAY, JULY 4th 9 A. M. UNTIL 6 F. M. PratMl's Grad* 1 HOT DOGS Frath, L«on GROUID BEEF Heinz CATSUP 14-01. Bottle Franch'e MUSTARD 24-0*. Jar W ALCOA ALUMINUM WRAP 25-Foot Roil............. 33‘ Grode A Armour's Columbia BACON Pound Troy Fok 30 VLASIC PICKLES dQc Big */i Gillei ■ w VLASIC OLIVES 39< KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 8UAI1T MU __ ____ c 39 CHICKEN of »ho SEA or BREAST ‘0 CHICKEN TUNA Chunk Styl« Plot Con 25' CROSSE ond BUCKWELL • HAMBURGER RELISH • HOT DOG RELISH • SWEET RELISH 29< Frosty Acrn Fresh Frozen LomoHado Pink or Whito 6 Oz. Cons 5-49* VALLEY FROST FRESH FROZEN SLICED Sbawbenief 10 Oz. Pkgi. s-n Potty P«« Fresh Frozen CUBE STEAKS 18-0*. Pkf. 79* Campbell's Pork and Beans Lorgo 10' Homilton Grade A Dozen Corton Large California Jj 99 • RADISHES • GREEN ONIONS •GREEN PEPPERS • CUCUMBERS Your Choict 2** 15' RBby Bm PBia Pmerres Dailey's Hamburger DILL SUCES FULL QUART Open Pit BAR-B-QUE SAUCE 10 Oz. Jor RUBY BEE BRAPE JAM 21-e*. Jor Welchade Grape Drink Big 1 Ql. Can S4 3 for Ceaf lele Liie efPiciic SllpUei — Chtfceel oil CkiRoel SUPER MARKET OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY (JULY 4th) 4 AM. t» 6 P.M. ^ • Liguor to Toko Out Corner ioldwin Ave. ond Walton BM. . Tuesw Wb4h Thei*. 9 te S. Sn I •* 9 iy,9 te lO-^Sewdap 9 to 6 Pkoie FE 2-5192 THE POXTI.VC 1*RESS. TIirKSDAV. JUNE 30. 19G0 THIRTY-THREE ‘ ' 'iff • TENUTA SUPER MARKET • L S. SUPER MARKET • FEUSEQUAUTT MARKET Open All Day Sunday and Monday-July 4th ij"* 16 Oz. Cons ^BONUS BUY! t COCA-COLA Campbell's * ^ PORK & ^ BEANS ■ ■ £ UUUA-UULA ^ Full Cose of 24 Bottles j with Purchos* T LI I#" ^A Oz. $5.00 or Mora Table King ■»««'• W -s^ CATSUP 15- WATERMELONS. 20 69‘f I I Fitsh PEACHES# SALE DATS -TBURS.. rsi., SAT. JUNE 30. JULY 1 tad 2 W» UMarr* Ika Uigkt (e Limit QuaahtiM. KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 39 COUPON KRAFrS MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING Big Quart Jar With This Coupon Thumdoy, Fridoy, Soturdoy Juna 30, July 1, July 2 39 FELICE QUALITY MARKET 238 S. TELEGRAPH OpoM Etoit Bay laclidiMf Suday—S a.sL ta 10 p.m. BEER - WINE - LIQUOR r THTRTY FOrR THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY JUXE 80. I960 Cookie Crumbs Add Texture A jtummfr^ desson should be, cod . . . delicetp . . . delicious. 11 It s made »ith fresh, sweet strawberries — better still! Look no further. Molded Strawberry Cream Is the essenre of summertime and, like all good hot-^ weather desserts, it needs no cooking. It’s a delectable mixture of the juicy strawberries, cnished pineapple and fluffy whipped To eidiance its flavor. ser\e it with Ootlee Mist. (Simply pour cold, dark coffee ovw crushed ice and sweeten to taste i The combination is irresistible: Ptrawberr>- Cream 1 tOTelop* unruvored gfilatins p cftoupi^d t: crushed plneappl# Soften gelatine in cold water and dissolve over boiling water. Combine strawberries and sugar and let stand ufltil juicy. Add pineapple., heat to boiling point and add toi gelatine, stirring constantly. Add; wafer crumbs. Chill until slightly thickened. Blueberry Dessert Is Red, White and Blue With Terminology I Come Fourth of July and every Idrop of Americana In ps opmes nisMng to the surface. We knre I international cooking — except on Independence Day! On that day of days, "What was good enough for iGrandpa is good enough for us” — without the work, of course. I Take the dessert, for instance. Grandmother had to pick the blue-1 berries or huckleberries or sell the{ youngsters on the Idea. Not so now-; adays — beautiful frosty berries available Irom June to Septem- Note to new cooks: to truss ^ -a add chicken before roasting, tie Heat oven to hot (425 degrees: ; Ug powder, salt of a piece of string to the. ^tMSI '• t»up«0B da 0*>htiUp(M CbmMne sugar, conutareh and cinnamon. Add water. Heat to boiling. Add >tnon juice and blueberries. When boiling sumes, pour Into baking dish. string to the tall; then He the legs tpd I tall Hrmly together. The w ing y^jjj'tlps should be brought back of IBS pvwwaris — -r' margartao. Wend. Mr la cereal rnMbe. Add milk. Ml* weD. 4>ropby taMeapecaa aeto berrlre. ^ Bake 15 minutes or browned. Serve warm with cream.jl»» bW over the neck skin. Roast Renicmber fhow JuM barel.v-warm berry dumpling desserts she used to serve? Bluc^ berry Islands are the asederi" day counterpart. That UMUsaal flavor of the Jtltsds comes from Ihe bite slie shredded wheat Ms- Now for the party touch, paint sugar cubes with red and blue food coloring. Just before sciving, drop lemon extract on the cubes and touch a match to them. Just wait till jouc family s<>es BluebciTy Is-; land complete with blue flame. Those sounds you hear will be expressions of Americana on Inde-I reKSH AS A DAISV—Daisies, daisies everywhere—and lots of frosty iced coffee in the tall pitcher' What better refrc.sher for a summer's day than a plate of Daisy Cookies and a tall, tinkling ij;,y glass of Iced coffee? . [ bi.I KBCRRV lAI.AND Blueberry tjauce Feel Fresh As a Daisy Co//ee 3 tMtpooDA rofPAi|;fh |h teaspoon clftMM rtib&tBMiT l»moB )ulr« Spoon into 1-quart mold. Chill un-^ Hi firm. Unmold. Whip remaining! cream and use to garnish mold. I Makes 6 servings. ,, Bubbly and Good good auz it’s •/resheti. When daisies bloom along .:qun-i floured daisy cutter. Place on untry lanes—as well as in flower greased baking sheet. Place semi-' a different cinnamon toast baskets on shady patios—then sweet chocolate piece in center'Spread buttered toast slices with] vou can be sure it's summer' of ca<’h twkic. Bake in slow oven. ,honey and sprinkle wlih cinna-] ■ . , j !:mO degrees, to 1’5 minutes, mon. Brod until bubbly and soiwc! Time to slow down, take It easy, I cool off. Time for a platter pfi--------------- ---------- H cup milk ' Mft tor CENTER CUT R PORK FAc Z CHOPS 99 iti Us this: Brew extra breakfast coffee and cool it. Frec7c it into coffee ice cubes, turning temper.i-lure control to coldest point for quick freezing Then make iced [coffee anylime by simply pour-jing regular strength coffee into glasses fIDed to the top with cotfec! lice cubes. You can be sure youri j ioed coBee will be all coffee, [ I through and through! One 9t the quickest and oest wa.V!i to pradnoe a glasn of iced ! ooffre In n moment Is by using . bislant ooffee. In the bottom of a tall glam, pul twice as much Instant coffee as yon would nse for n cup. DIsselve It in a little cold water. Mil the glass to Ihe to(> with ice «-ube«. add more water and stir Ihoruughiv. Drink and cnjo.v! You may enjoy vour iced coffee | with cream and a touch of sweet-! ening. The cream should be thei best you can provide—good cream ! really makes a difference in iced coffee. The best way to sweetetr I kied coffee is with simple syrup-equal amounts of sugar and water., stirred and boiled for seven minutes and cooled. The syrup Keens indefinitely in the refrijfendirr These cookies are just right xvilh : I iced t offee. , , * Uals.v Cookies I I cup soft buttsr sr sisrtsnas ' 1 S cup (Ussr . I 2Vs cups tifted, sarlcbcd Hour ; >fix butter and sugar togeth ,er thoroughly Stir in flour. Mix thoroughly.*Chill dough. Koll out' '3 to ‘i-inch thick. Cut with if N*t tfranitr if N wnpi kitlir if tt'tmlttiirtrnlstiat iri idtr rnitUri •CUZ IT’S THE EXTRA HEAVY WAXED PAPER I- if N’t ll|kt mlsttst if N NrelKtt fooitt ktlltr tt kHps fNit vttamta (rttli *C0Z IT’S THE ONLY SNOW-WHITE WAXED PAPER '''wwww"* *' ’ .Ml! 4 for summer fun... get these picnic partners Your grocer is festufing a tempting anay of picnic specials. Save money now on summer-fun foods. To top off the occasion, get Old Milwaukee Beer-the perfect partner for outdoor fun ! Old Milwauke,e Beer and picnic snaoks iwr ntra plii vltk FIESNriN.. tictint fat fraafat vnpplat aafaticaffiaf alga eaa*t cut nifca ariata Iraal vrappar Ippa waiai piHf-Nait tiaia paa iiap gat FNESHrap Wnif fipar... at rant tavaHta taa4 itara. Q. IVkat Is the name of this meat cut? , A. Country Club oi Rib Eye j Steaks. , I Q. B'here do they come from and how are they Meatifled? I A. CiMintry eiub steaks are cut from th^ eye muscle of a blade Iritat roast of beef (the 6th and 7th riba). The eye 'muscle is at , tached to the backbone and part; of the section. The steaks ate i boneless. Q. How- are they prepared? A. “nie.v are fender and ma.v be broiled or panbroiled. If cut thin.* . they may be panfried. ‘ For an Oriental Touch Mix one 6-ounce can frozen eon-centrate for fiuit punch, thawed. ' .“vtcaw berry - Lcipon, Rasbeiry •, Lemon. Grape-Lemon or, Pine-: apple-Lenion', with toispoon , cuny powder or ginger.. Spoon lover scoop* of vaniSa ice cream.' [Unusual and tangy : 01X0 JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING COINPANr, MILWAUKEE, WIS. t ' V. -t‘;T -• -V • lL- PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNK 30, 1960 THIRTY-FIVE Holiday Meals Can Be Gala Ones, imbtlnT rel*tlii« at i Rini« a 9-inch aquare pan with [cold water: cover bottd'm with 1 'cup of Meats to Cook on Grill Are Featured This Week By JANET ODELI-Pontlar ri*aa Home Editor If the weatherman will get aH, the rain out of his system this; week, maybe we can plan a series j of outdoor meals for the upcoming holiday weekend Three warm! sunny the lemon gelatine: chill to abigle la.rer ia a shfUlow Igoft jeUy consistency. For the Fourth, let's celebrate! for heavy supplies of Michigan baUng paa. Corobiiie rrmainlaK * * * ^et-, niake food preparation easy^ra^'^les in sauee far basting. set gelatine in pan 'these will ,, , ,^e Marketing Loca' berries are ripe for frees- Place hsl, in weU-greased ip<*ar on top of the gelaHne in the Mrs. Whine, in* and^pj^^a^^o^ “•* ’ weCKrilU. liuvr v»ai»«v » ««vc ai.wi ... ^ ~ *--- . . *:ii j * dw. »«.ld b, .l»«ibtad.d .ir. drtll. r«* on . b.- -ry time thije week Do you empty ribs, burned marshmallows ithat g ''‘‘'■igerator. ,,^jy .elect a fryer '»hich the only way children like them);™«lf'^"’':'> hot cofd f , rbilled rheeae many stores are featuring at near remove bruised berries and the and fish frys. ;Baste witb remainlng sauce. Tum| „j,h h„d rotary or rtectrie beat wholesale cost? Yoy may choose a * a land cook for 7 to 10 minutes longer' until smooth and «»«.'• P“‘ the rotisserie, the grill, the top of Mrs Jesse Filak of Pine Ridge or until fish flakes easily when, . rounded tablespoon ol ••heese the range or the oven fw pmpara- .,.b.«,6, : for Compan.v she expects from Cmi ) ^y^en you’re trying to use the Jpo„r rest of lutes when the chicken is cut into piles of these are large and often you’re' -gelatine mlstare over ,individual pieces. • ' prices are low. stymied for something blue. In this' pearbes. I,et chl'J untU fairly spareribs aad frankfur- A fruit platter might Includa ’l bP popular pork cbolees peaches, grapes, pliims and bh»- Refrfgerate Red-B Wte ’n-Blue Melange . I cob, a tossed salad jto it. with Htdian dresoing. reUshes, , that pineapple oraBRe-marshnul- ^ leBoa-iim low sour cream salad, brownies Ibon.'eS’bfveKii** * and Ice cream cones. ?.*?S{r‘.‘SSI'r" **'*''" Now if the Filaks lived in New! England, they would probably have, salmon on the Fourth of July, Thej i pkg ',s or, crr.m chrrs. U.S. Fish and WUdlife Service ol J’“hmf"d Ti,.”!! hlS«f'Vr«h or, the U.S. Department of the Inte- nivorro s.i*' rior suggests barbecuing it in the' J JfJ c7»*ry ViirorrV fr'.tin* Put 1 cup gingfi- ale in l«cgc mca.suring pitcher: sprinkle witli "”" (he unflavored gelatine and let it this week. If yoa rtmose a whole berries. All these continue to in-posslbllitles for crease in supply. and Flint. Her niece. Marlene Ta-losi, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, is *" here already. . Tw' .1— ...... 1“'“’ r, »«»'■'-—»>"•' steaks in their outdoor grill, mth ries or blackberries. It s a gel.h ^ o»......Mr..01.1.,'r..r«iur„ and clierry gelatine in wmaimns have thick slices cut from the Many stores are featunng 1^ ginder ale or lemon-lime beverage, center for grilling. Or spUt the creani for des^n rel^ S-ated to just be^ boding: cool.: hnm In half sad balance ench ing drinks, butterriind cream When cold, pour over peaches in^ half on the spit or rodsserie. cheese. pan and chill until completely firm.] jj children order ground beef Starting Ihe day with a break. TO SERVE- patties, thev ran be shaped before fast of large aiie eggs pr«\1dea „ rrm.,n,n! ,o Bill on . .p,t. A I«M BIowbo. thermometer, inserted in the i^c, celebrate! I^et mom enjoy thickest part of the roast, is the ,hi, long week end by serving food a.AitK leaves if de-best test for doneness. Check to ,hg, j* eg^y and quick to prepare. following manner: Barbecued Salmon Slesks Two pound! islBKW itoaki or c may be put through decorator tube with spalulal. THE ORIIX’S READY — Mrs. Jesse Filak (left) of Pine Ridge road confers with her niece-houseguest, Marlene Talosi ol Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. They’re planning the meals for the coming rostlifi rrno not* weekend when Marlene’s family will join her at the Filaks. Outdoor meals will be in order, weather permitting. orosotorshiro ii I lOUpOOD Mit >t teupoon irsted onion '• teupoon piowderod muitsrd '« Uupoon pnprtks 1 cloro ssrlic. flntlr chopped might be your of lamb might be grilled or roasted. If the family Is small, you might] Tasty vegetables to accompany It isn’t a picnic without sun and fun and Van Camp’s Pork and Beans! The Secret Savory Sauce adds sparkling flavor... there’s nourishment galore,,.and it’s a picnic for the cook! soften. Add sugar and lemon rind: j * * .* : Now that more spring lambs' Simmer Zucchini put pitcher in pan of boiling waterj Mrs FUak is going to being marketed and prices are juntil sug.ar and gelatine are eom-jbrownies for desfvbrt. You may fol- tuning slightly, a leg of lamb|\A/|4U TAmafAOC pletely dissolved. How her example or you can try be your choice. A whole legj "Tllli ll/lllUivVJ ! Co^ somewhat: then add lemon|this new recipe for Lemon Chip j juice and I'j cups ginger ale or | Macaroons, lemon-lime beverage. Iremoji fblp Macaroons i aroii laiiio---- ------- i soften cream cheese In »msU > J"?,'1,.\“5r*cUinT ^ Thaw frosen steaks. Cut Into 1 beater bowl with cup of Ihe i teupoon doubi.-.ctinf buinf po...,he rest. Or fcr rompany fare, rat ■ervlng-site portions. Place fish ! lenrMHi gelatine; chill. Keep re- , te,!paan tsit ;the meat Into IH inch cubes o ___Z_ _ _ ----------------------- ----------------- ; «A cup iweeleijed condensed milk TaStV kabobs. i Combine chips, coconut. baking| .md • !powder and salt Add vanilla and] sddlur to total sal- Ifrcw teasp^ .m ; oreeu^lons and radishes aw* la ; baking sheet in slow oven (.-B.-r He- ,butt( Igiws F.i i:> to IS minutes, or until . utes rtelicatelv brov ned Makes about f»«l-»•“ H "•»« 'Hquid to the cornstarch and stir ScLlT 1 P'PP'”’ uStil smooth: add to skillet with 1 VOTE: One teaspoon grattnl' «"W »"*«ints ,„n,atoe8. salt and pepper to taste. Grange rind mav he added wirh 'Cook and stir until thickened and I vanilla. Or substitute 'i teaspoon! Fresh fruits are the answer for clear. Stir in sherry. Makes 6 'peppermint extract fof vanilla. easy dessert This is the last week servings. u^Mpoeo! iberrr Melt butter in lOt^lnch skillet: zucchini and turn over in ’ butter: cook gently about 5 mln-!utes. 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Toasted Coconut Pudding Good flavor addition to a va> idUa-flavored oomstarch pudding: riiredded coconut. H the pudding is made with 3 cups ot ndlk. you'll need about % cup of the coconut CooMiif trick: Marlnat|i (obiter for salad in . French dressing. PARTY TARTft—If you're looking for a-some-thing-special warm-weather dessert, these strawberry-rhubarb party tarts will spark your interest. Little Strawberry Tarts Have Glazed Topping They’re light, delicious and m the pastry shells are pepped u| ' to gelatin, add salt'. Cool. Strawberries and rhubarb have gone together like love and marriage ever since folks began to make pastry, and these party tarts show why the two fruits have been a happy-ever-after combination. And best of all, they give us a chance to show off our pastry-chef skills when prrtwring for special festive occasions as summer ap- il3 to 16 tarts. wheat germ and mix well. Cut in'* shortening until it la the size of| Add water slowly, toasing -w • i M I ki J mixture with a fork untU dough ng3[) MdCl6 forms a ball. Roll on hghilyl lta»d .r ,»,J, cl«h 5py(Jj Cut dough in circles and line' The tarts, of coarse, eaa bo made ahead of ttmo and kept la the refilgeiator aatll served, thus eUmlaatlBg the last-mlante The basic recipe for the wheat germ tart sheila and the fillings can be the pastry-vehicle for other surmner fruits, such as raspberries, blueberries and peaches, or combinations thereof. 1 ^ hat vattr cup cold water a Daah ot UK Tt'TT'n ciioai-'®* Instant whipped poUto Rakes and 2 Ublespoons of water in cov-L^^ moistened and cook to sliced I ! through. Serves 4. Vi teaipoonc salt 1 cup cbortenLii* T to I tublaipooai let vtUr Big News! NOW HEATH CANDY BAR Nirf's Ihd IbT virfii UgHlwiEi... io oMi hii Ur. 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YOUNG BEEF ROAST “39® SKINLESS ^ ibfc CHOICE BEEF steaks >^63‘ MEATY PORK STEAKS “^35® HOME-GROWN Qt. $1 STRAW- 3 1 BERRIES $4.99 Cow ON ICE! COLD W'termelon OPEN ALL DAY JULY 4 ASSORTED - ^ LUNCH LkAAc MEATS “v SUGAR SWEET PEACHES “10* CALIF. SWEET JUICY ORAHGES Dos. LEAN, MEATY sPAiaiis “ 29‘ CALIF. SWEET CANTA- LOUPES CELLO. FAK FRESH TOMATOES -16* COUNTRY FRESH, GRADE A LARGE EGGS HOME GROWN Grata OaioBs 19* CALIF. Pascal 4C« Galery HOME GROWN Finn lAe Cabbage ■« FRESH FLA. Crapa- ^ Frail GOLDEN Ripe Lb. Ac BaRanas ^ HOME GROWN Rsd RcR Ce Rafisb V GREEN Piplwrs, C« Cabas » GREEN Wholau lAc Baaaa 'V a large skillet. Add 1 large onion vk Inch 1 small green pepper, both' * * * The median age of the 1960 Dtsselve strawberry gelatin In homebuyer is 33 years, and more hot water. Drain Jnice from rhn- I than SO per cent of the people who barb and strawberries and add will buy new houses this year will . enongh cold water to make ^4 be under 35. • To prove you and your family will prefer the more sprightly flavors and eictra quality of Heiiu Relishes) we make this special picnic offer for • limited time, a You buy the relieh, Heinz buys the buns! Coupon at right tells how tb get your money-saving refund. Offer good on sJl these Heins Raliehee im ceunr^^ m> t« 38^aip Buy a iar of any Haias Raliah and a packaga of your fcvorlla hot dog or hansboriw bona. ComplMo this coupon. Saod It with tha IMna Raliih Ubal and U>at pottioa of tha BUN wrappat which HEINZ RELISHES, NX 2t. OCPT. SO, nTTSMIMH 80. HA. I for my package of buna. PLEASE PRINT PLAINLY THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1960 THIRTY.SEVTEX A wagtail coiwtructiaa n«ted In a roadlbeing taken lor an IS-mile i - and, whUellaM 5 eggt. All ifaook up! 2 DAYS ONLY! FRIDAY - SATURDAY PONTIAC FINEST QUALITY HOUSPMIIT 5 58 Gollon White or Colots GUARANTEED FIRST GRADE! K-60 OUTSIDE WHITE Per Gollon WHITE ONLY Trouble Free Economy Point PONTIAC PAINT Op«B Diily It 5:30—StI. 8:00 'til Noon 19 S. Perry St FE 5-6184 Phraseg So-o Confuting Our English Language Greek Jo Foreigners WASHINGTON (UP!) - Solchl Kato, a Tokyo magazine writer, wanU the United States to adopt “intematioiial English” becauae “ordinary English” is Just Greek to many Iwetgners. He told the State Department during a recent visit that regular English is too complicated. "There is a constant language barrier,” he said. “At international meetings the Japanese PET DOCTOR |yA.W.M*IUr,O.V.M. 9. What characteristles shoiild we look for la buying a Maneoe I A. This almond-eyed feline with jits beauty, agility and inscrutable ways has been fascinating man since its origin in Siam in the early 1800s. The two most popular Siamese colors in this country are the Seal-Point and Blue-Point. A touch of the Orient will Invade your home with either selection. The body df the Seal-Point is pale fawn cream and this sh^e is complemented by a brown facial mask, ears, legs, paws and tail. The Blue-Point divides his colors in the same areas, the body being light blue and the accents a darker blue. All varieties have a line running from mask to ears that enhances the intensity of their clear blue eyes. The Siamese should be slim and muscular. His hind legs stand slightly higher than the front ones, and the paws are small and oval. Further information on the Siamese is available through; Siamese Cat Assn, of America, care of Mrs. Adele Deeths, Box 696, Ross, Calif. delegation cannot tell what you rabulary •( perhape Kato, who also is secretary general of the International Language Institute, formed in Japan, hu pushed hta plan in talks with congressmen. Kato showed reporters at the State Department a U. S. toms form he was given when he came to the United States. He pointed to a section which "Do you have more than one gallon of alcoholic bevet oC more than 100 cigars, or does the quantity of these articles exceed the combined exemptions of the family group.” Kato said his "fam,Uy group” went back hundreds of years, and he had no idea how many amoestors smoked cigars. He also wants this country to adopt International road signs, which show such hazards as curves and intersections in simple, standardized pictures. "When I see ‘Left Lane for Airport Only.” he said, “all I know is that I may be killed.” Imperial at Dearborn Starting Changeover DETROIT (UPI) — Chrysler I Corp. will begin to abut down its plants today for 1961 model change-1 overs, a company spokesman said, today. The spokesman said the first plant to dose to prepare for production of ^ model cars would^ be the Imperial plant at Dearborn. 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As there Is to be no reception aftenrards, I would like to know il it is necessary for ' me to invite the groom's par- • ents and relatives back to my house after the ceremony for ' some liidit refreshments. I - have been told that it would •, be vwy iqhospiuble not to of-; fer them something after hav- - ing driven such « long dis-, tance. Will you please give me your opinion. - Also, if you say I should ask ; them back to my house, would ^ this not cause hard feelings - with local friends and rela-' tives? Answer: You should a.sk them to your house after the r ceremony, and your local - friends and relatives will understand that it is not lor a ' reception, but to give the ' - groom's relatives something to ekt before their long drive ■ home. Dear Mrs Post: When din-. tag in a restaurant, where does ; a woman put her purse and gloves? Answer: In her lap, unless ‘ her purse is very small and - ornamental and there is plenty of room on the table she might put it down near her plate or above it. and keep her gloves in her lap. -♦ ♦ * Dear Mra. Post: My father is not living and I have asked my uncle to give me away. I wrould like to know if he should 'be given a present similar to the one given the ushers? Answer: No, it is not customary to give a present to an uncle who gives the bride away. Abby Says; Put Your Gun Away All Kinds of Animals . . . People, Too By ABIGAIL VAN BIHEN DEAR ABBY: How come there are all kinds of laws to protect such dirty, rotten things as dogs? It looks to me like dogs have more rights than people. Just let me do ail the things dogs do and I'd be in jail. Why is a dog's life worth any more than a skunk's or a wolf 's or a fox's? A dog should be treated like agy other animal that does damage and goef where It doesn't belong. - I thinks man should have the right to protect his ABBY own property against a dog if he has to take down his gun and start shooting. DOG HATER DEAR DOG HATER: Whoever heard of a skunk, a wolf or a fox saving a life? Or leading the blind? Or protecting a child? Or gbarding a home? Or bringing comfort, affection and companionahip to a master? Better leave ytHtf giin where it is, my friend., * * * DEAR ABBY: I've been mai^ Tied for three fnonths to a man who can do everything I ebn do — buit he can do it better and in half the time. He's a much better cook than I am. He loves to wash and iron. And his baking could take a prize. He was the eldest of 12, children and his mother was a widowed invalid, which accounts for it. I hate housework, but I love business. 1 had six girls and two men in my department before I quit my job to get Pontiac leathers u ho participated in the Cranbrook Institute of Science Summer Workshop are shown with cur-ator James.A. Fowler examining a quartz crystal formation. They are. from left, Mrs. Jack Hale of Mark Twain School and Mrs. Dorothy Graves of Williams Lake School. Thirty-seven teachers from the area attended the sessions which placed emphasis on science, natural history and social studies. Womens Section French View of Marriage: It's Not Toujours I'Amour Dear Mrs. Post; My son was married about a year ago. We have been invited to his house on several occasions, but the invitatfons have always cwne from my son. Not once has his wife called to invite us to anything. Maybe I am being very finicky, but I think that she should can and do the inviting — at least some of the time, and I am beginning to feel that we are not welcome. Answer: It would be reassuring and thoughtful of your daughter-in-law to Invite you herself some of the time, but she probably does not in the least realize how you feel, and ' thinks that as you and yoOr son talk together frequently it is simpler to let him do the in-vltmg. St. Fred Class Will Reunite Plans for a reunion are being completed by members of the 1940 graduating clas.s of St. FiederlCk High School. The dinner dance will be at 6:30 p.m. July ? in the Elks Temple. ♦ ★ ★ - Reaervationg «re- befog tf- -cepted by Mrs. Mar.jorie Billingsley of Elam court, Keego Harbor. Assisting on committees are class president Charles Dean, William Janczereck, Mrs. Arthur Barnett, John Leonard, Mrs. Donald LaKorgi^ ~ Jack Guibord. Mrs. ChHTtPSr'' Dean and Martin Gaffney, PARIS (NEA) - In France, love and marriage do NOT go together like a horse and carriage. If that is not aurpilsing enough, it may shock you to learn that the French woman generally is looking for marriage—not Iwe Marriage is an ultimate goa], a career, a job, while lo\ e is . . . well, love, w * # Only one out of fKe French girls marries for love; three out of five find married love a bitter diiappolntment. Aside from love, French girls marry for "happiness," children. escape from parental authority, tradition, the title of "Madame" (Mrs.), piotection, companionship, or any combination of th^ reasons. GAIL ROBINSON and Mrs. harrii Robinson of Hospital road. Waterford Township, annoum e the engagement of their daughter Gail to Roger P. Reynolds, son the William Reynolds, also of Hospital i-oad, Waterford Towiw sliip.. MLss Robinson's liame serve* with the l\ S, Marine CoiTJS. This all came out in a Gallic vei>ion of the Kinsey report based on a poll conducted by the French Public Opinion In-, stitiite and published in the FiTnch women's magazine, •Elle." ANSWER «n Ql'tSTlONR Women in all walks of life between l.j and i") years old each answered 60 questions put to them by the Institute. It seems that most women In France pursue this marriage thing actively. In the 20 to ."jO age group. ’6Vj million are manied: another one-half million are divorced or widowed: and only . I's million still are looking. .So the French woman certainly should know something about her chosen profession. ★ ♦ How much they know about love is another question. .Moi-e than 40 per cent of the women polled lielieved that a "one and only love" existed,. ;a) jier cent of these "claimed to have found it Most of these ■■•aelievers" weir' “under '27r. those over that age tended to he less romantic. Moi-e than 60 jier cent found satisfaction in love. 17 per cent were disillusioned by it. Again, those'under 23 found more sal-islaction. those over, more disillusionment. VARY ON STATI S On what marriage provided, the wwnen were sharply divided. Only 13 per cent found love and happiness: another 11 per rent, a g(xxi husband and hand- t, silt- ■ isfaetion: 18 per C(>nt. some good, some bad thipgs: and 18 per cent, disillu-sionment. The poll also shows that the French put the horse before the carriage, believing that love will follow marriage rather than expecting love to lead to mamage. But times are changing this old world concept as French women now find themselves in other careers, too. Six million French women work at something besides marriage. Yet in or out of the marriage field, the French women prove to be French. Seventy per cent said that sexual happiness was a vital fa<1or in marriage. And it would seem again, the younger they were, the more they were satisfied. But a comforting thought to women who are getting older: more than 40 per cent of the women married for more than 46 years said that their husbands loved them as much as they did in the first years of manlage. EMZABETH DEGG '■ “A -Ml wedding ts " by Elizabeth Degg. whos^ parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Degg of West Rutgers avenue have announced her engagement to Framis Visniski. The prospective bridegioom is the son of Mrs. Stanley Vl.sni.ski of' Oliver street and' the late Mr. N'isniski. Degrees Reward Efforts at College MRS. GARNTR H. GROGAN Jr. Mrs. Paschke to Be Delegate of Soroptimists Mrs. Richard Paschke of L’n-ion Lake road, president of Pontiac's Soroptlmist Club, is among delegates who will attend the Soroptimist Federation of The Aniericas, Inc.. 16th biennial convention July 3-8 at the .Shera’on-Cadillac Hotel. Detroit. ".Soroptimists in Orbit" is the tH-mc for the convention which will be attended by membci-s fixim nine (ountries. Tlie're are some 23.900 members in the federation, with 781 clubs in 14 regions functioning in Brazil. Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama. Peru, the '’ United .States and Uruguay. A new club in Tokyo, scheduled for chartering July 2. will send a representative to the convention. _________ ♦___________________ Keynote speaker at the formal opening ceremonies Monday will be Dr. Richard L. F?van8. who broadcasts from the Mormon Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah. Among area women serving on the general convention committee is Mary Dewey of Birmingham. married. fMy husband was ont of the men lij my department: my »lary almost doubled his.) Abby, would peopft think we were out of our minds if I went back to work and my husband quit his job to keep house? My boss keeps calling me. My husband says he would like the arrangement if it weren't for what people would say. We'd like your opinion. MARY AND MOREY DEAR M. and M.; All a marriage needs to succeed is two people whose common objective is making each other happy. Don't worry about what "people say." Do as you please. * * It DEAR ABBY: 1 was employed by a well-known firm for 21 years. I achieved a fine position and excellent pay. Be- ing a single woman I was frequently Invited to dinners and theaters by some trsvdlng business associates. Everything was aboveboard, and I never saw the inside of a hotel room. Imagine my horror when I was called as a witness In a divorce case! I had had about 12 dates with this married man over a period ot two years. 'TTiey could find nothing immoral in our relationship, but the questions put to me were humiliating and Insulttag. I’U never get over it. My firm "suggested” I resign, which I did gladly, as I couldn't face my coworkera after all that nasty publicity. Maybe printing this letter will put the brakes on some unsuspecting girl who dates married business acquaintances. I wish I had had such a warning. SILLY SALLY Judith Ellen Colpus Wed to Garner H. Grogan Jr.' B. RANDALL AIDAJI Reclpiem of a txachelor of business administration degree from Western Michigan University is B. Randal] Audas, aonTU Mr. and Mrs. Pat Audas of Pdntiac road. A Sigma PM I:^ilon Fraternity member, lie has been employed by the qnivemty three years DUNCAN E. MrVEAX A master of science degree inphannar>’ frtm theUniverr sity of Michigan , has been , granted Duncan fL .MeVean, son of the Duncah MeVeans ot East Beverly avenue. Currently-Mr. Mevean is studing toward a PhD in pharmaceutical chemistry. JOb’CE ANN MORtiAN A B.S. degree In sev'ondary education from Taylor I'ni-versit.v\ Upland. Ind. ha.s been earned . by Joyce. Ann Morgan, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Morgan of WiL lelt street. Miss Morgan majored in bu-siness and minored in English. UR MARK U. JUJAN Dr. Mark Dopp Julian, sun of Mr and Mrs. Maik Martin Julian of Wal) stieet, has been graduated from the University of Michigan's MCWicul Setwoi. A 1956 graduate of Adrian College. he will intern at Oak Park Hospital. Anniversary Marked "With All-Day Fete An all - day celebration marked the Sunday 2.3th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. 'Allan Neville of Boston avenue The Nevilles' son and ‘’dmighters planned the affair. Pi-esent for a morning Mass and renewal of the Neville-marriage vow* at St. Benedict Church was the couple's daugn-ter Sister Helen Ann of the Oxford Dominican Sisters, the former Sharon Lee Neville. Sister Helen Ann was accom- Attending a ijreakfast at the Neville home were son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Jen-,, Ye/cker. and daughter Rarhara and son Philip. heHi •at ho.r.e. The lour nuns also were present. ♦ ♦ ♦ i-ater a dinner was given at the Yeacker home on Boston avenue with gue.sts from North Branch. Lum and Fostoria. , An open house completed the celebration. ' X ' Wed at a 5 o’clock candlelight ceremony Saturday afternoon in All Saints Episcopal Church were Judith Ellen Col-pus and Gamer H. Grogan Jr. The Rev. C. George Widdi-field read the service in the presence of the immediate families. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Colpus opened their home on Henderson street for their daughter’s reception. Receiving with them were Mr. and Mrs. Garner H. Grogan of West Hutpn street, parents of the bridegroom. The bridal gown of white Italian silk featured a portrait - neckline and molded bodice which extended into a soft , draped hipline and small butterfly' bow. A crown of seed pearls secured the shoulder veil of silk illusion. The bride wore a single strand of pearls and held a cascade of stephanotis and while roses. W1MR.S PALE BU E Diane Hillman, maid of. honor, wore pale blue silk organza over taffeta, with a wide band of Chantilly lace edging her ballerina-length skirl. Pink roses comprised her cascade bouquet. Tl# bride’s niece Kathleen Corbin, also in blue organza, carried a nosegay of pink roses. Phillip Schuricht was best man and the bride's nephew Keith Corbin, ring bearer. Before leaving on a brief Canadian honeymoon, the new Mrs. Grogan donned a light blue linen sheath dress. On their return, the newlyweds will live on South Johnson avenue. While accessories contrasted with the navy blue lineq sheath dress chosen by Mrs. Colpus for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Grogan's selection was a pink and gray silk print. Both mothers wore pink carnations. Class Has Party for Mrs. Hakes Members and friends of the Eunice Philathea Class of First Baptist Church honored Mrs. William Hakes at a surprise personal shower Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alta Koch of North Saginaw street was hostess for the meeting. The Rev. and .Mrs. Hakes are torate in Chicago. Mrs. .Merritt Cooley brought devotions on the subject "Friendship.” Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles .Norris and her committee. .. i-n rk*u Cool, man, cool, is this light as air Rose Marie Reid swim suit of a new fabric called lycra — an elastic that contains no rubber. Transparent off the body, yet opaque on. the suit is cut in a sleek sheath shape with wide straps and a deep plunging back. Weighing less than 4\-> ounces, it is designed in an abstract print. Beers Relatives Meet Thirty - ei^t members and two guests of Aie Beers family met tor a cooperative picnic reunion at Keasington Metropolitan Park. Maiu-ire C, Beers conducted the group’s business session in absence of President Gordon Beers of Lansing. The family voted to meet in Lansim; jhe last .Sunday of June for the 1961 reunion. * ★ w Officers elected were Traverse Baker of Lansing, president; aarence W'. Beers of Lansing, vice president; Mrs. Slee and children of Grand James Graebner of Ha.sletf, secretary: and Mrs. Leo Beers of Lansing, treasurer. Out of town .guests .included the Harold Beers an(i Robert Beers, all of Howell, Mr. and Mrs.- Harold Beers Jr, and daughters of Fenton, and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Lester W. Beers and Kay Dawn Beers of Lansing Others at the .Sunday picnic were .Mr. and Mrs. Howard I,^e. Mr. and Mrs. G, R ^apcl and sons of Milford, the Leo Beers of Lansing, and . the James Graebners and children of Haslett Attending from the Pontiai: ai-ea were the Maurice Beers and Clarence W. Beers. Name Guthrie McClintic 2nd WilhO-Way 'Master Director - Producer Guthrie McClintic will be the "master " at Will-O-Way Theater's sum-- mer term, it was announced. Looking at the uwld through a bevy of rose-covpred gla.sses frames puts model Byrbara Nelson in the smm with this season's new beach look. Accent is on what frames the eyes. Ifs one of many spectacular sun glass treatments seen this summer. .Son-models will wear tine pair at a time, houecer. Second in the theater’s series of master classes, the apiiearance of McClintic Is anticipated by local thespians with the same degrqe of excitement they felt for the local appearance of Basil Rathbone in .May. ★ * * J The master technique permits students to work over a period of weeks, polishing performances to aq near a professional level as they c*n. Climax is the appearance for several nights of a noted theater figure to observe and constructively criticize the students' effort. MTENSIVE IN EUROPE Largely used in Europe with music students, the master class technique has been pioneered in this area by Director Celia MerrlU Turner as part of the dramatic training offered at Will-O-Way. * ♦ ♦ The summer course Includes acting and directing woitsbopa with special emphasis on om interpretatk» and dialects. Pantomime and mime (the serious study of the art the clown) will also receive special attention at this session. * -* ♦ (Masses lor all ages, a^lts to young children, are beii« . formed. Registrations are betag accepted through Tuesday foe the Six Pages Today in Women's Seefion THE PONTIAC PRE«>S. THURSDAY, JUNE .10. 10«o THIRTY-XIXK Hills People Plan for 200; Tee hot to lran(^ PUCKER DACRON UNIFORMS Cool and comfortable. Regular and half aixet. BLXKfMFIELD HILLS — Sunday children went up to* White Lake I Mrs. FVank Tyson in Rosemont, A reception at the Oakland ^................. - thU «eek and will be joned by Pa., next week and go on to, l^cw County Sportsmen s Club in Water- July S, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brain will be boats ait a family party in tbair Wing Lake home, wdooning home from Europe Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wilson of Detroit. They have been traveling on the Continent for the past two months. Mr. Keir for the weekend. They have taken a cottage for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wilson Jr. of Orchard Ridge road are planning an intriguing trip. They will fly Aug. 5 to Egypt and the Holy Land. After a fortnight of travel they will fly to Capetown, .South Africa, where they have arranged for a safari into Kenya and Tanganyika. This whole trip is in celebristion of the junior Wilson's tenth wedding anniversary. ^ ♦ * * Ischirmers and the W Mrs. William H. Breech has beenjeys on the 4th. visiting her parents in Springfield, | ' a * * Mo., with her two children. .Shcj Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman! Is expected home Friday just ini Booth have inxited friends fori time to go up to the Old Club at cocktails .Sunday afternoon in their! St. Clair Flats, with Mr. Breech home in Harsdale. and a group of friends for the holl-! a a fr day weekend. . i Mrs. John B. Poole and herj Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Teel go to Top-in-a-Bee on Mullett Lake for a visit with Mrs. Teel's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrish of Grand Rapids. Having spent many summers at the lake, first thing after arriving is to go visiting by car and boat to te who is "up." It is a lovely boat ride from Mullett to Burt Lake via the Indian River, where Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Schinner have spent many summers. in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mh> Yoiir to meet Mr. Poole and return fonl follovxed the marriage of Shir-home with him. ley May Tipolt to Cbarle.s Wesley ^ ^ ^ ' Tindall Jr. Saturday evening in ,, . Community United PresbMeiifci Mrs. Elliott S. Nichols experts church. DraUon Plains. a visit later in July from her son- ^ j , u * j __________________i ^ . . ........... Candelabra and standards of Arthur D. Foley and their children ,hite chrysanthemums and glad loli graced the cham'el v Rev Walter J. Tefuwissen Jr read the ceremony before 200 guests. from Paris. Mr, Foley is a member of the diplomatic ooips there. They wHI stay with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Foley in Parents of the newl.vw^s are Birmingham part of his eight-week the Henry Tipolts of .me in helmet .shafies now aritt either tie or snap on They're intend-pivtty and STAPP^S ° summer of Sun in these Shoes for.^Play. heels of family li\ing likply to sound some loud screeches when the school schedule has slopped and summer time freedom is here. The children of the house want to sleep late, dawdle through their breakfast, and spend a large amount of time in what looks like ; aimless activity. Fingertip veiling held by a lace crown, and the bridegroom's gift of a single stl-and of pearls completed the bride's ensemble. White roses and slephanotis comprised her cascade bouquet. order in an o|h'ii 1 the iside o n a generally MRS. ('HARLtW W. TIXD.4U. Jr. Mrs. Duane Brown, her sister'si matron of honor, appeared in an Empire dress of blue silk organza! over taffeta. Her fan bouquet of pink roses and blue carnations was streamered in pink. ■ , Bridesmaids, Mrs. Everett Beach! of Waterford, and the bridegroom’s! sister Susan, also in blue organza, held fan arrai^ements of Before you decide this is a arrangemems 01 wn ,sy state of affair and start ^ying ^ carnation, wi down the law, li.slen to the advicpi.,„„ !of Miss Josetle Frank, staff mein-r | her of the Child Study Assn, ofj E'erett Bearh was Kesl man. America. ' "Children r“ed time to waste,"| I she says. "Bu; parents get nervous if they see :heir children doing! nothing It's partly our Purilan heritage which tells us idleness Js a Tlie bridp’a brother Harold and i Roger Undall, brother of the bridegroom sealed guests. Before leaving on a Northern Michigan honeymogn. the new Mrs. Tindall donned pale .vcllow linen with yellow embroidery on the while' bodice. They will live on Paula court. Waterford. ■Mrs. Ti|)olt was attired in,turquoise nylon over taffeta and the mother of the bAdegroom chose beige lace over satin, with white accessories. "We deplore unscheduled lime tune ran realty be an absorption ; time, a time of growth." j Another reason for parental! jitters ovi>r idleness results fromj the fact that life is so irammed full of knowledge. "There is so much new knowledge, more than an.vone can ewr acf'ommodalc." explains Miss Frank. "The parent himself feels pushed to keep abreast of this flood of now material, and hence urges his child to do more, learn more. ''Actually, the bu.sy parent is jealous of his child's shining houi^ of idleneas." Miss Frank suggests a casual approach to summer days instead of |a highly regulated summer. ■'.Most children need unscheduled time for unsuperxised adventuring," she says. "But they also need suggestions and materials for theii ! creations. j "They need house room, and parents should cheerfully put up with I a certain apiount of confusion and ! disorder. *‘A little girl wIm wanln to oook l» gulag la make the kllchcn ■ mess. But should be allowed to cook. Concern About Three Factors Brings Beauty (NEAi A silvery blue-eyed blonde named .‘^rah Thom has become, in three years, one of New York's top fashion models, Sarah does not practice the lodk of bored hauteur which most fashion models af-feef. Inslend. .«he has a radiant look on which a gotxl deal of her beauty depi>nds. It's the refliH’lion of a .sweet and serene personality PRE-HOLIDAY SALE TABLE OF PLAYCLOTHES Including seporotes by Nordis, torch ond Minx Modes. VESTS SHORTS SIORTS BLOUSES MID LENGTH PANTS Designer. Name HATS Orij.no'.’.'y fh S29.98 *5 «26 W. 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Old Advice to Frosh Still Valid Wed in Garden Setting ANN ARBOR—Th(^ problpmp of j tains thf original manuscript of aaxIHy tb««l fceavy ripewee— I* univ#raitv frMhman havan'i ‘‘The Robe." excMed, benllderee and the university freshman, haven't changed much in a half«‘t allow your ix)lse to J daughter Caitrf S« to^rald ttads in part; stampeded! In a few days thejard Cummmgs, Saturday in Mid- ^ ' j university machinery will have umd. (I) Don’t be atampedcd— I down to a steady grind and ••These are trying days for .von, jaii UiU chaos wUl be reduced lo what with scarrj-Ing about lo '„rder. Keep your head. Do one lorate sulUblc qnariers and a U^ing at a time. Do it deliberate-good boarding place. Irtaralag hy " .>oor bK what vor ARK (2» Be a freshman — Being snubbed by superion and roughed up a bit by one's equals is excellent discipline, Dmiglas says. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Alva Cummings of East Kennett road. The novelist-minister's advice to registrattoa, the panic freshmen is included in a collec-j bookshops, the effort toin Of personal materials in the^ date new asmes and fneeo, the Michigan Historical Collections at' problem of choosing with which the U. of M. The collection SAVE 30% to 50%! BrasO Nans Shoes organisations lo niTite—pins the i "KeeP sweet! These other peoole met the same pnJblems, and they lived through it." >at Homes/ ALL SIZES BUT NOT ALL STYLES OUR ENTIRE STOCK SPRING & SUMMER • ACCENT • DIANA DEBS • VITALIZER • DOLMODE • REVILLON •The (g) Atiive for culture I’nlverslty NhouM be able comtlderabl.v more for .von than Vowa and ringa were ex-ohai««d before the Rev. Henry D. Cole. Given In marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a scoop-necked sleeveless ballerina-length gown of white chiffon worn with a jacket featuring three-^^iar-ter len^h puffed sleeves. dUUKT-TYPC HEADPIKC'E Her Juliet-type braided head- ___ ... _____ yonr piece was trimmed with pearls. bread and butter. Don't ^ j Iridescent sequins held a shoul- ^urry to ape- der-length cloud veil of silk illu- mRA. (jERALD R- CUMMINaR clallte.” (4) Make acquaintances quickly —People are important. (5) Make friends slowl.v—Don’t select a roommate in 10 minutes. Sion. Pink and white miniature roses! fashioned the bridal bouquet. (6i Get to work at once—"Two or thiw days loafing may spoil a whole course.'• Be decent to your landlady ished cotton jacket dress with white accessories. Diane Oakley of Midland featured a satin cummerbund. Her floweni were white carnations. Richard DeBerger was best For a honeymoon in Northern j Michigan and Canada, the new and don't lost your good mankers.Qtmming, wore a black pol- (8) Don’t neglect the people i - --------------—---- at home—Mother won’t care If j the football team wins a game , • ' this fteason, but she will “<^nt The newlyweds will live on East Kennett road. Beige accesoorlea aecenled Mrs. Langhlla's sheath dreot of navy linen. The bridegroom's mother appeared to piak lace with malohing hat. Both wore pink and white carnations. i9i Fraternities—"Vou are no I more justified in joining a Ira-ternit.v just for the sake of being; la ‘fraternity man' than you would ibe safe in manning just anybody I to enjoy the distinction of Wing a 'husband.' Look ’em over." (lOi Be loyal to the university: — "At registraton .vou are as much, !a part of the I'niversity of Michi-jgan as you will ever be." 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FE 4-1S51 Beautiful From ^100066 Whether you choose your diamond for the one girl in your life or as an investment, you may be sure that Enggass Diamonds are of the finest — moderate in cost 'and ahvays available on the easiest credit terms. Come in, let us show you some of the finest stones available. Yes! Enggass Diamonds are moderately priced from S3995 . MNUAC 0(j JEWURY ca 25 Norlhi Saginaw Street Open Friday and Tueaday Visit* Our Conqdete OpticarDepartment DR. BARNEY SAROKIN OptometriU 4- THE FOXTIAC PRESS THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1^80 FORTY-OX E Cleanliness Is Biggest Factor for 'Cool Look' (NEAI A food many worn- , ,n look hot and untidy aU «un-mn* long '•vhUe othen maintain a Boat, freah. cool look. Thero MUnd naM>na for tiiit ood look. It ttemi, firat of all. from ahsolute cleanllnwt. T h 1 a mraiM a warn, aconted aoapy bath each day even In hot wpather. A cold aho^er alone won't do the trick. It comes from consistent use of a good deodonmt and fresh lingerie daily. ' There are other things: simple cotton or linen dresses in fresh, clear folors. Hair that's cut fairly sh^ and kept shining clean. Light make-up in natural colors. And a scent that's flower-fresh, light and appealing. There are two ways to achieve a scent that feels cool to you; keep a bottle of cologne in the refrigerator or put a bottle into a bowl of ice. Then splash the refreshing, cool scent over ypur arms and wrists. ’ Gnderella Special! GOWN, HOOP, BRA, and Headpiece—Complete INGRID’S Bridal Salon One of Oakland County i Largest [ PERRY AT PIKE FE 8-3300 Wed in St Benedict Church Couple on Northein Trip Get Attention With Subtlety A wedding diimer at the Elks Temple followed the wwa of Ann Florence Rupert and Earl Jav Sedam pledged before the Rev. Robert Wyigoski Saturday noon in St. Benedict Church. The George Ruperts, parents of the bride, opened their home, on South Winding drive. W^tenfor^ Township, for the evening reception. Receiviiat with them was the brid.egroom's mother. Mrs. Glen .Sedam of Oakmont street. Auburn I Heights. I French silk UlaniM tashtoned the bride's walst-l««gtk batter-ay veil held by « crown af Inee and pearls. Her gown of wbHe ChaaMlly lace over silk taffeta was ballerina length, with fltted bodice, scoop neckltne and Ibree-qnartcr sleeves. She held a white Bible, a gift the bridegroom, lopped with vhite n Nancy Rupert, her sister's honor I maid, and bridesmaid Mi s. John Nelson of Waterford wore hrwffant yellow linen. Crowns of white and yellow daisies with stand-out veils of heavy netting matched ihe attendants' cascade bouquets. * Fascinating to make — a treasure forever: Friends. famUy will, to begin the honeym^n m North-admire this quilt-of-many colors. ; Michigan, the new Mrs. Sedam Butterfly wings that glitter with^onned a black sheath of textured; ctrfor — use bright scraps (tiny'cotton, black hat and wiiite acces-ones, too). Pattern 556; charts.Iwries. The couple wiU live in pattern piec..:^.ingle; double-bedjA“J^»eightr ... ^______ I Mrs. Rupert dressed in light blue quilt yardages. , , . sil^ organza received the guests i Send 35 cents (coins) for thlsi^^^ Sedam's selection was pattern — add 5 cents for each^navy polished cotton worn with .pattern (or Ist-clau mailing. Send;beige accessories. I to The Pontiac Press. 124 Needle-Icraft Dept . P. 0 Box 164. Old (Tielsea .Station, New York 11, N.Y.j Print plainly pattern number, .name, address and zone. ' New! New! New! Our 1 960| !Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book' !is ready NOW! Crammed with ex-l citing, unusual, popular designs |to crochet, knit. sew. embrolder.J 'quilt, weave — fashions, home| furnishings, toys, gifts, bazaar hits., I In the book FREE-3 quilt pat-| items. Huiry- 25 cents for: iyour copy. | iNEA) — Teen-age gals who think they'll attract boys by -earing layera By Cranbrook WNFGA Incoming Officers Feted The Oanbrook Branch of Worn- and a special tribute wag paid ..ver. U. -1.. Nhtkmal Farm and Garden to Mrs. Charles W. Taylor, jareti talking l^v and giggling Assn, honored Incoming officers at dent for the two yean. Cranbrook shrilly are really out to lunch |« luncheon in the Bloomfild ,;***., in the popularity department home of the president. Mrs, Har-Bloomfield Hills Branch of For these are methods calcu- old Tanner on Ardmore drive. WNF«iG lated to frighten the boys Serving with Mrs. Tanner will The recent cooperative luncheon away. be Mn. Laurence Herman, vice at the Orchard Lake home of Elise Yw ran have fun look pret- 'president: Mrs. Erie MaePherson. Baldwin closed the meetings lor ty and get all the attentibrr i recording secretary; Mrs. Lloyd the Mason. \ou crave without being obvl- Shenrood correspondiiuf secre-. a Chinese chestnut tree was giv-'ous Tone down the make-up i‘ary; and Mis. Peivy H. Hamly. en to Cranbrook School and a and trv out a flair stvle that Itreasurer. Moraine locuat tree waa planted isn't a pony tail. Try looking Committee chatimen are Mrs. on Bloomfield High School grounds just a bit differmt (not Raymond Cragin. program; Mrp Full scholarships for two agricul-much) fi-om the other girls. Henry Boisford, ways and means; tural students at Michigan State Leave Ihe eye make-up to |5*ra. W. H. Pettlbone, member- University were presented. \-our (av'orite movie star, who 'ship; Mrs. Edwin S. George, hor-i At the State convention in Sep-probably needs it. You don't, jticulture; Mrs. Glen S. Glass. hor-|teraber at the Statler Hilton Use powder and lipstick, but d'lcultural therapy; Mrs. Dale D. td, Cranbrook Branch was award use them well. Have your hair Douglaas, publicity, and Mrs. Eu-|ed third place in recognition of exiwrily cut and teach your- 'gene international coopera-.its wxirk in hortotherapy at Pon- ,tion. ' * liac State Hospital under the di- Remcmbcr this: when you Ci-anbrook Bram h will observe rection of Alice Wessels Bur look pretty, you fA;l confident, its second birthday in .September lingame. Wonderful HOLIDAY AHEAD! Designing Ways Seen in Hawaii ’ Goy •nehonlmtnf thot tops OYory summor outfit. Smart Woman Ignores Rumor About Perfume BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. (UPIi — A Beverly Hills .designer predicts the average housewife, either from Main Street, USA, or Paris, France, soon will look to Hawaii for many f.-tshkms. MoKng Shoes TTiere are many old wives' tales about the use of perfume. One rumor claims that perfume worn in the morning shows bad taste. Another says that perfume should never be applied to cloth. But the wise woman recognizes these fairy tales for w’hat they are, Here are some tips on the use of perfume by the makers of a famous French perfume: Perfume is never in bad taste if it has been chosen to suit you, the occasion and the season of the year. The only way to decide if k perfume is right for you is to test it on the skin. What may be heavenly on your best friend is not necessai^ good on you. . If a acent calls to mind gala nights and glittering ball gowns, it is improper to wear with before - noon casual One big reason, said Waltah Clarke—"the French keep put-, ting more and more clothes on women and the Hawaiians keep taking them off.' Q^rke. who happens tq design Hawaiian clothes, gave the rest of the world three to five >-ears to catch up to the mode of dress in the 50th state. "Hawaiian fa.shions already have taken over Ihe Riviera," he said, after a lour of Europe. ■ -’Evei-ywheie we went we noticed the silks, the bright colors and gay prints that are identified w-ith Hawaii at these very'chic resorts." Garkc predicted that in the .years to come, "Mamma will wear a muu muu, a utility type Hawaiian version of the Mother Hubbard. Some perfiunes are generally proper for eny age ahd for all occasions. They are youthful scents, flowery, with an exotic edge. Now — atiput fabric — a drop,of perfume never hurt a handkerchief, and it creates a lovely aura every time a woman opens her handbag. ' She ll wear it around the house and even to the market when she goea shopping. She will relax and entertain in a teatlmer or an oriental robe or even a sarong, , "She will wear a formal WHIMSEY ...3.98 mandarin gown and the materials from which these garments will be made will be bright silk and brocades." An outstonding col lection of soft drape styles in smooth marshmallow plastic thot looks like coif leather but behoves even better. In chalk white ond completely woshoble. Hoadbogi — Main Floor Prettiest excuse for 0 hot A tiny crown of fobric or velvet . . . with 0 nose length veil all Ground . so nothing ... so light ... so capricious ... so pretty. We show just one of our collection here. 3.98'"10.98 MALING SHOES mosi . Form«rly 2.99 to 7.99 Drtis Shosii SportsI Casuoltl Whitts, Summtrond Ytor/Round ColorsI Malin^ Shoes Lycra g pMlitfiidlt ‘'fortuna 50 N. Saginaw Street Ferteee ket wonderful news for yeel A poeHo firdio wMi the fomoM Fortune foelwee—wede ef lycre, llto KflMoit... meat pewertil cunw ceelroEer yeti MoeWne weth thh poetio ^rdlel Evm dotereonta aieelt liorm Mi power to keM ye«... umM you .-control yeui AM tkb plua oaciwivo Fortune contour crotek ond Np olailte porter koWt. Wkite only. SmeR, A4odium, Lorpe Fothi^ Thof Lovo tk« Sun ...10.98 •‘’24.98 Open Monday and Friday Erenirtfs *til 9 6.95 •trou k OuPanr'i Troda Mark foriHSpaad.anbw Componioii Girdio S, M, L 6.95 Foandatiau — Samd Fioof Bore your bock and arms to th(^ sun td give a delicate^ogileness appearance . . . eternally feminine. Pure enci^ntment for summer go>^en parties ond holidays. Orati Safao -r Socend Flakf FORTY-TWO THE FOXTIAC PRESS*. THURSD.V Sleeves Big (UPD—Bl* tleevM — tiered, I ported or flared — are new- i est looking lor aummef | brief top* worn with slim I pants, shorts and deck^pants. | Sorority Holds Annual Picnic attended the picnic, closing event for the aununer. Meetings will be resumed in the Omega Mu Sigma Sorority's annual picnic was observed ' Tuesday evening at the home Picnic planning committee Nawlf Msdarsizsi WATCH-JEWELRY REPAIR DEPTS. To meet the requirement! of our increesed repair busineii, we have enlarged end equipped our shops with ell ii^em tools and machines to give customers better end fester service on watch and {ewelry re* pairing and ramedeiing. REMEMBER. for reliability, courteous service, savings end guar* anteed work . . . Sears is the tops. SQIRS 154 N. Saginaw Phene FE - 5-4171 of Mrs‘. H. B. Rombough 'on members were Mrs. Ray Kos-Croutty drive. Oxbow Lake. kela. Mrs. Carl Coster. Mrs.' Lola Strom was the hostess at Leo Halfpenny. Mrs. John her sister s home. , Guenther and Mrs. Ray Peter- Forty members and guests son. Dmi Yonr Fsniit«t Need Upkelitering? NOTICE We*re Pet te Ligaidete 0»i Complete Steck tf Belt End Mateiieli Regiidleii el Price Up To 60% SAVINGS AAUST iE SEEN TO lELIEVE Thousands of yards of newest fabrics wert sptcially purchased to bring you the people of Pontiac outstanding savings. SOFA and CHAIR CMiplattly Rtupholstertd SALE PRICED >10950 Choir Alone . . . $39.90 Soto Alone .... $69.90 RESTYLING ond 4 KITCHEN CHAIRS GENUINE FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS E z p e r 11; apholsterea in C. 8. Nanpih'yde S| Q95 •r Boluriex k£i ot No EXTRA COST! MU Work Guaronlted CwftiRi Uphelitcren Since 1934 •kllfatItB— FE 2*7567 Minnie Churchwell Honored Student Is Top Volunteer talented but modest highjcast of “The King ahd I” and' school senior has been named Vol- sings with the Selective Grils Cho- unteer of the Month by the Central Volunteer Bureau of the Pontiac Area United Fund. Mender Minnie Churchwell is a soft-spoken program aide in the Campfire Girls, a member agency of the United Fund. nil at the school. She is chairman of the sopranos. An active member of her church, Minnie is also president of the .Methodist Youth Federation of the a. John Methodist Church. Daughter of the Joseph Church- I 5of Unit Attend veils m Bloomfield avenue, she; _ ^ ■ younger girl, at DAV COnClOVe wells has worked the summer day camp of her ot-ganization for three years. Five members of the Disabled Iheir leaders If Minnie wl'l be there—remembering her and her "bag ot songs and garnet." The SM da.v eainpers lake baek the songs and gomes to thedr local unUs, sharing Minnie indirectly with yonngotero not attending the dny cnnip. In addition to her work as a vol-j Chapter 18. attended the recent annual DAV state convention at Bay City. Mrs. Edna Olmsted went as a delegate and Mrs. Lisle Smith as alternate executive committee woman. Othera attending were 'Mrs. John Ttuon. Mrs. Katherine unleer with younger girls, Minnie Ford and Mrs. Charles Brewliv is an active member of Pontiac - Bernice Herman of Bay City Central High School's “Playcraft- was elected state commander for ers." She was a member of the 1965-1961. rsMIsr Pr*w PbsM Popular teacher of songs and games, Minnie Churcliuell, right, of Bloomfield at eniie. has been named I ohm-teer of the Month by the Central Volunteer Bureau. Here she teaches an action-motion song to Blue Birds from left. Carol Gardner, 7. of Osier street, and Susan Catcher. 8, of Squirrel road. All three are looking foiiard to the ('amp Fire Girls' Day Camp, iihere Minnie uill again teach songs and games. But It Lengthens Career Life Many Don’t Want to Dye B.v JOSEPHINE LOWMAN but a great deal of age r. V. George, hair stylist, dc- "‘'*5 si*" remains. ,votes much of his time and effort,MAY S.LVE C'.MIEEB the career woman. He Jtnows; Therefore, women ^ in that business is not happily iiv should look as youtfiml • So;ne women feel older because of grey hair while others are not bothered by it. The former should business have their hair dyed because of ; possible. psychological lift it gives them. clined toward employing women ~ past 40. long past that age) but they ap- "«ir patients to a beautyl Employers are beginning to real- pear to be 10 to 15 years younger, salon for a make-over when they e that it is foolish to .judge a fu- ». «. „in «.n ««> * happy As Mr. George will I ture employe by her age rather ha.tr coloring pUys an Important psychological impact on the wom- than her ability and experience. Long Wearing! Machine Washable Women’s and Children’s cushion arch .TEEPERS’ Mom, teens and tots will love.Jeepers* . . .our funtime, fashionable cotton oxfords, Designed for extra comfort with heel-to-toe sponge rubber insoles and cushion arch to support atep. Tiie cotton *rm.v duck uppers are drill lined for longer wear. Women’s sizes 4* ^ to 9 in white, red, navy or black. Children’s with protective rubber toe caps in sizes 6 to 4, red or navy. All have . slip-resistant rubber soles. Shop Sears totporrow night untiI9P.M---------save: 2 PAIRS FOR *5 tots’ wash ’n wear cotton sport shirts Reg. 98c Charge It Real waab 'n' weaf.~tdtton — needs do ironing! Asst, of prinU aiid ftxlpee. Bhort tlcOTee, buttoa front. Slsec 3 to 6. In-Or-Out Suit for Boy« A .le47 Cotton broadcloth, ppp-lin, repp, gingham twill fabrics In this assortment. For boys, sizes 3-6. Cabana Set ........1.99 Pleated SkiH Cotton Playsets Cfcsrge It 1,77 Easy tubbing prints or solid tone sets with full skirts, matching blouses. Sizes S, M. L. Pedal Pusher Set .. 1.57 Infaate' Dept.. Main Fteer ^Satisfaction ^aranteed or your money back” SEARS Phone FE 54171 part la thi* deception. Many a “• career ha* been eaved by a clev- ONE SHADE LIGHTER Not Satisfied With Your Hair? Experiment! iNEA)—If you do your hair at home and aren't pleased with the results, it's time to find out why. It may be the shampoo you're using. This can make a big difference. A detergent shampoo gets your hair absolutely squeaky clean but it also strips it of natural oils. Therefore, you should use it in combination with a lanolin or hot olive oil treatment which you can give yourself at home. ■ Mr. George believe* that the mature woman should have her hair dyed at least one shade lig^er than her original coloring. The dark shades are too harsh and emphasize any wrinkles. He rails attention to the fact that she may-have to change her make-up .some to fit her dew hair shade. He also waras not ta Jadae your new hair coloring iminedl- It take* tt hour* true <*lor to come through. Natural hair oil and oxidation have -an effect. To dye or not to dye! That l*j the question confronting many, women. Certainly the gamble has been taken out ot hair coloring.! Today this can be done so ex-' pertly that it looks entirely natural. and the hair is left soft and lovely.' If your hair has even a slight natural cuil and you're .,!■ r 1: I! with hobby pins in snia't (urls. the re;ult is prob-ab:\ frizz. Try those new flat n\c,Hl i-iiiis ,"nd make larger circles of the hair. You'll find that the result is a softer, more natural curl. If your hair seems oily and' stringy after five days, you should shampoo it every four d<1ys. For there is no set rule about how often you need a shampoo. Some girls really need .a shampoo only at an interval df>eight days. Others need one oflener. Experiment to find out the best lime lapse fo» your hair. If you would like to have my leaflet "Framing Your Face Attractively” ssed envelope with your request for leaflet No. .■jl. Addre.ss Josephine Low-man in care of Tlio Pontiac Press. Mrs. Overstreet Honored by Gift I Mrs. Clayton Overstreet was , honored by the Loyal Philathea Class of First Baptist Church ; Tuesday when Mr*. Joseph : .Songerath of Oakland avenue I was ^hostess to membei-s. I Mrs. Joseph Minton, class I president, presented a gift to Mrs. Overstreet, who 1* mov-i ing to ^iro, Okla 4th July Specials Women's Stretchable STRAWS Women's White FLATTrES Several Styles SI 99 1 Children’s PLAY SHOES SVt' to 2 99 WomBH’s Wkiti Tennis Oxfords. .$1.99 Open Fridoy and Mondoy Night* 'til 9 P. M. 73 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Lwtt Twice o Yeor We Hold This AMAZING SALE! MIRACLE MILE THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE CLEARANCE eoliiei la $14S9 now aala priced ol 8 88.90-89.90} OUTSTANDING VALUES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK coMoli regularly $8.99 to $9.99 96.90 1.’ ■* The ahoe with the heantifnl fit..,lit greet eavioge. A wide eeleetioEi of dreggy, eeeoal and tailored gtvleg...but not all giaeg ip all •t^Iea.. A truly great gale! ( ■ \. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1960 FORTU'-THREE They’re Up in Arms About Criticia|m Gang Problem Exaggerated, Teens Claim By EUGENE OILBEBT Worried about teen-age gangs? our young people say the problem has been greatly exaggerated, and they're up in arms about it. - Where gangs do exist, teen-agers say stricter discipline and punishment is the solution. 0( nearly 1,000 interviewed acroaa the try, seven-eighths agreed schools, whether in big cities or small towns, had no gang prob- •e*”- ^ys are more ^^ely than girlajaod only 36 per cent of the girts people feel social clubs barm dents. These mentioned such things to be "joiners.” Where there jirelare members. such chibs, 62 per cent of the boysj Only per cent of the young Men 'Don't Gossip/ but Stiff Know Plenty Twelve per cent of the young people did report gangs in their schools. They blamed the teen • loiiglit for hot imMIng, i warfar, dlsobedieiire •rhool a bad Suggested remedies: tougher discipline and punishment. One dissenter on this was Ed Carver, 17, of Crawfordsville. Ind., who says. “They aren’t real bad, just rowdy." Most young people—63 per cent —say their schools have no rules against dress associated with gangs, such as leather jackeK long haircuts. Teeners-divide on the value of such .school controls, .ll per cent saying thCy neither help nor harm the gangs. .Some 36 per cent feel such rules are good while 13 per cent say they a wom-piish nothing. We fouad that 41 per cent of the teen-agers have social clubs such as fratemltles and sororities in their schools while sc per BLtH MILLETT Since women do the gossiping and men wouldn't stoop to anything so low, how does H happen that a wife tos such a hard time ever really surprising her husband with her tidbits of news? 'Mabel called me up today and told me that Ed and Jean are getting a divorce, I can hardly believe It. Aren't you surprised?' He: “Nope, I heard they were having trouble some time ago. As a matter of tact, dew has She: "Our new neighbor, you now. the young divorcee three houses down,' was at the beauty shop today and I overheard her saying.. . He: "Before you go any further you might as well gel your facta slmlghl. She isa’I a diveroee. She's a widow. I happea to kaow because doe sold her that house.” She: "I’ll bet you'll never guess who is driving around in a nevv foreign sports car. It’s tome kind of a FYench car. I think. Anyway It’s real expensive.” "promoting snobbery” ‘cutting down individual independ- TUrly-four per oMt of the hoys aad girls think clubn are belptal In social ttfe. Tke majority—dl per eeni—do uet, coa-slder them eltker kelptul or harmful. The young people w ere outspoken in criticizing gangs, saying they lead to the dangerous power of mob rule which results from the feeling of safety in numbers. >: "I don't see how Bill and Helai can afford a trip to Europe after buying that new house and getting all hew furniture for it. She must have immey of her own." He: 'Til bet all the women are ynkaing ^bout that. But H Just We found that 57 per cent of the jteen - agers believe social chibs estate. I know for a fact ke aoM eae |dere of land for enough for could be more helpful if they were effectively controlled through faculty advisers, school approved functions and scholarship standards. Of the 19>per cent who disagreed. Roberta Footlick, 16. of New Of-leans says that even with school control, the clubs "would still .be discriminating. The question is: Where do our, men, who never gossip, pick up all information? And why if they aren't interested in other people’s business, do they always seem to know w about it? Maybe some of you men can (Ixplain this strange state of The young people who do belong I clubs say most of them—55 per cent—do some charity work. This includes visiting hospitals, old people and crippled children, orphanages, making up Christmas has-kels and raising money for charity. In talking to teen-agers. adulu feel they represent all teen^igers. Short? No Plaids (NEA) — A short worna* must avoid plaids in her wani> robe, and if she wean a checked fabric, the checks should be so small as to bs almost invisible. She should also stay away from flamboyant floral prints. When you are sprinkling bi^adj or roll dough with poppy se^,; put the seeds in a salt shakerl and yoa’U be able to distribute them evenly. Fine Furniture Pixieif,i Workshop Registry Near End Tuesday is the final registration day lor the first course of a theater arts worKshop for children and teens conducted by Vanguard Playhouse, Detroit's only resident professional theater. Designed for youngsters aged 7 to 17; the workshop offers training in creative dramatics, children's theater and interpretive movement for the stage. For a brighter, happier marriage. send for a cuy of Ruthi i Millett's new booklet, "How tol directed youths. Have a Happgr Husband." Send 231 eetas for each copy to Ruth Millett! “ Service, (The PontiacI The first course runs from July 6 to 30 and the second, from Aug, 3 to .27. Dr William A. Gregory, Vanguard's managing director, heads the workshop staff. Have short ribs cut from end ot a standing rib roast for an, ------ _ -------, SalH Nixon. 15. of Crawfords-'extra meal. Brown the ribs and' Press,) P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A.,ville. Ind., put it this way: "Gangs! then braise with a lot of sliced; Radio City Station, New York 19. | are usually the ones connected' onions and as little water as pos-N. Y. iwith juvenile delinquency aodUible. It’§ the • • • * y VV "What An Opportunity to Opportunity SAVE on BETTER Vocation Clothes!" Mid-Summer OUTSTANDING VALUES! C A Real Opportunity ^ to Sove on Summer Merchandise AT THESE PRICES . . . EVERYTHING WILL GO! DON’T MISS OUT! Sale Starts 9:30 A.M. 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THURSDAY, JUNE i 151 Golfers Set Ip Fire in Rich lest at Warwick loick Open Under Way Friday; Draper Leads State Qualifiers By BILL OORNB ELL HarY’ty Radnor, PGA toumu' nient supdnisor, is willing to compromise—eipecially when it comos to avoiding a playoff. . Ra>w decided to atretcli the i ise^man limit lor the Buk-k Open • Coif tocnuunrat JasI a wee hit ftednenday and iiermit ISl pla.v-to lee off in the ISS.6M pinin. j ttlK entry list for the 3rd annual Buick e\’ent was so large that the BGA scheduled an emergency *S-hples playoff yesterday to cut the starting field to the- niiun of ISO. ★ * It took an S3 or better to qualifv for the 72-bole medal play test and when six goiters deadlocked at 83 tor the five remaining spots, Ra>-nor waived the PGA rule In order to skip a audden-death playoff. ♦ ★ * The rich toumaraenl begins tts four-day run FViday at giant B’ar-wick Hills Country Qub near Grand Blanc and all the big-name golfers on the professional tour are entered except National Oper champion Arnidd Palmer. Palmer decided to akip the Buick teaney this year and compete In -the British Open daly at «. Aadrews, Seettoad. Par was anything but easy f»r the 78 idayers who participated in yesterday's playoff over tlie sprawling 7J^yard Warwick HUls course where par is 36-36—72. ♦ ♦ ♦ The majority of the field cons'st-ed of little-known pros, most of them scattered throughout MieW-gan, and several amateurs, one equaled par. It was a well-known amateur. Birmingham's Tom Draper, whoj paced the sUte delegation in the | mialifiers. Wright’t decision left Robinson . quahhers. ^ as he dodges a left thrown, by Gene Fullmer in the 7th round of their middleweight championship fight (NBA ar PiMtafax verskmt in Salt Lake City last night. Fullmer won on a TKO in the 12th round to retiiin the NBA middleweight championship. ‘Gene and I are good friends, but this Utah Athletic Cbmmission belongs to Jenson Everything was wrong. They had a lousy scale at!claimed he was tli* victim of round of their re-ithe weigh-in. they had only onelhome town decision. I set of gloves available and they] still Fullmer, the 29-year-old _ * # didn't have enough resin in the West Jordan, Utah, mink rpneher. He wasn't saying much but Jen-!ring. !was in charge from the beginning aon his manager, flatly dismissed! 'And that referee. He never and was ahead on every card Barilio as a contender and said he should have stopped it. He could when the end came. Judge Del had a 8100.000 offer for Gene to see the handwriting on the wall.”'Markham and referee Giacoma meet Joey Giambra next. DM he mean he would have won'had Fullmer ahead 106-102, Judge Jenson said matchmaker Beraiy had the fight continued? |Bob Yocum saw it 109-101 and The Fbrd made the big-money bid for "Sure." he snapped. Associated Press 108-101, a Fullmer-Giambra match in San; BasUio might have been hard I * * * Francisco and that fightt with pressed to find many in the crowd In winning the nationally-tele-Paul Pender or Ray Robinson alsojof 10.500 who would agree. |vised bout, Fullmer extended his were passible. The battered ex-duunpion was'record to 52-3. BasUio is 54-15-7 Harry Anderto, whs has retired after SM years. a * * Ray Bamowsky, a former Pon- tiac resident who haa become onp California's top bowlers, is visiting here with his fUnUy of 'keg stars. He and his wife and chUdren won over 85.000 during the past season. ★ * * Vouag pitcher Marvta Berbeck of Teronle has sigaed wUh the *^roU Tigers tor aa 684M bsaus. He has beea waridag out Mary Connie, g 27-to-l shot, won the 7th race at NorthvUla Downs last night. Lions' Court Battle for LSU Player Fails NEW ORLEANS (B-Halfback settadt, lU third in as many Johnny Robinson of Louisiana weeks. SUte has his freedom today from, a federal Judge la Lm Ab-the Detroit liond in a court battle geles released all America half-that a Federal judge caUed "an-| back BlUy Caaaoa, RoMasoa's other round in the sordid fight”' nwnlng male lor three years at for footiMdl talent. | LSI' from a Los Aageles Rams’ Federal DW. Judge J, Skelly | ‘•Mract. ^ Wright laled Weduesday ttst aa ; agreeoMWt the aoe LSU ruimer and |««— ^-e**** sigaed with I Otoats had ao legal hold la Ite the UoM oa Dec. 8 sna aot a a8r*«»»enl with *” ' - fullback tharlle l-'kmeni golfer, fired SS-r-7i to tie pro I team he signed a contrad with before these ai s enter college toliow, them throughout their 1^. Wck Iboma^ a pro from New Year's Daw Detroit Prole^Mnal careers." i 37-7!—74 to lead {last New Year's Day. Detroit pro««Hsionai . tb/lr BlaTen who oassed the order to stop Rdv ’ The st^le he said. ‘‘har-, ' inson from playing for anyoneby ’ deception, .double quamyrng lesi. ^ deal.ing. campus jumping, secret: Gerry Priddy. the former Detroit j yj,* ruling dealt the National Mumnlsubsidlzation.semi-profes-Tiger infielder who turned pro and I pootball League another severe Monalism and professionalism." ; started Uking a fling at the pro|------------------- _ ----- ^ ! coutlmied, has as pari of Its I harvest so conditioned the minds and hearts of the athlet<*s In-I volved "to repudUie an agree-! ment the following day or when I a better offer comes along.” Tigers Fall to 'Gopher' Ball Approval Expected Next Week Open Tennis Tourneys Predicted for Future WIMBLEDON (AP)—The inside demand lucrative purses tip around Wimbledon, the tennis'events. Wimbledon has said If itj capital this week, is that the ^ash Red Sox Score 4-2 Victory on Pair of Homers Williams Blasts 504th of Career as Banning Takes Loss ... .J r- J J.i .outlaw to expenses. , World Federation will approve The growing feeling among ten-open tournaments but that Wim-,nis men here is that the pros can't Uedon and Forest Hills will re- add anything to such fixtures as' main amateur. .Wimbledon and Forest Hills am sure these two great "Look at Wimbledon,” said the^ 'e UP U.S. informwtf, "It's packed every J*” what they have spent years build- year. It's a big camival-a social ^ ing, " one of the U.S. delegates to'picnic. It's a complete success. next week's Paris convention said The pros can't add anything to it. today. they may take some away. ’T believe open tennis will be "As for Forest Hills, it approved but that doesn't mean BOSTON (UPD-Jim Burning. ch.mpi«»h.p. .ill m «l»f take another look. * it * The rangy righthander sersfed up for Forest Hill. it'. iK. •*'*’ bome run balls yestarday „u. ........... »,„r. No matter what the raliber! we will have to give up our big of competition, the crowds come;*!' conquest amateur events. with 3 Billy Casper, who won the first Buick Open two years ago, \Frank Patrick 'of Hockey Fame WA.NTS TO FIGHT — Carmen Basilio just finished takin;; a beating from Gene Fullmer but now he's midy to fight referee Pete Giacoma for stopping the fight In the 12th round. He turns menacingly toward the official and appeared ready to throw a punch but thought differently. The PGA released Casper fromi this year's commitment because i In a lengthy hotel-room session his wife is expecting a baby and| VANCOUVER. B. C. (APi — with Robinson. Edwin J. Anderson he wanted to remain at home in,Frank Patrick, a member of a fa- of the Lions told Robinson the un-Oiula NOsta. Calif. mous hockey "'family, died Wednes- dmed agreement f»e signed would Art WalL the nation's leading day only a few weeks after the not be binding until he went to money wtoner in l*5i. has bet; Detroit and signed a formal con-' turned to defend his erown. Wall brother. Lester, frank t,.,Pt, testimony ^wed. |wM 74 . . . , . , Attorney Theo uingelosi. who Patrick, who retired from hock- Defeats at Wimbledon Not Worrying Yanks represented Robinson, said the halfback returned the S2.500 bonusauthorities and definitely have a chance, and and indicated he did not want •" ... - —^—• ■- WLMBLEDON, England (APl-.Cup. The Mexicans are very strong won the title last year by defeat Ing Dow PlasterwuM tat nn ts- . . hole -jiLii^n !^y ^^1 Mter two >ears as man- '"***“' lager of the .Montreal Canadiens j-j-._ji.jj .... ....- -------------- -- . ... Finsterwald also has returnefliof the National Hockey League.'*, bf md w^^ J*!looked today at the failure of we're by no means convinced in. and Sam Snead is on hand after! had been in a hospital for someP**’'. ,®*'" I America's stars in the Wimbledon Australia that the States will get i coming back from IqeUuid whereitime with heart trouble. ** Robmson was within his legal chan,piQnships — and said Uncle to the challenge round." he competed in the Canada Cup Frank was a hockey player, j^^bto because the agreement was nothing to wrory about. Pitdessional tennis boss Jack coach, manager and executire forl'***^!* in many respects. | ,hp first time in living Kramer, hoping that the stars of more than 50 years, He is a mem- * e ♦ jmemory, no Americans reached his circus will be corapetmg in her of the Hockey Hall of Fame. i The Dallas contract offered semifinals of either the men's an open Wimbledon next year, in-He was often known as the Robinson conUined no bonus. Can- , „ women's singles. jSisted that the Americans are not brains of modern hockey because gelosi said, but the pact offered| “But why panic over that?" facing a criste. he introduced such sweeping him three years at S15.500 an- said Fred Perry, three-time wom-i * * * . changes'as the blue line and for-nally kith tio-cut provisions. a|bledon champion of the 30s who "Maybe the kids haven' ward pass, the post-season play-.handsome sum for a rookie to the;has coached youngsters in the'veloped fast enough, he said. "If England and the United nxxiey. That's the answer." States hold opens, they will ^ H ’ in other places — not Wimbledoni and Forest Hills.'' { | The delegate did not wish to be! j named. He said he had contacted officials from virtually ever nation here during the past several days and felt convinced that tbeae actions would be taken at the Par-meeting of the International j Tennis Federation July 9: 1, Remove the bars to'open com-i petition, letting each country de-'n,, York Icide whether or not it wants •uchlSji'SJjJUJ tournaments. D«tt^ * * * wuiiiBfkia Kill the proposal for a third ,citr category of "authorized players," vm: i;iuvau» uuiiitr; . .. droves. When Kramer's;^ ^ pros play at Forest Hills, he loses; BUI Monbowfaette scattered matches. Ticketo purchased in advaiic; cost SI. but the fee is 82 at the gate. Parking is free. QUAUnriNO SCOBEB Dick Thom*- R«r ifoBieoBMrr Ronnlt nil Fd Lxntnt . RorBI Bnfc It lllkrapitor im Wl&sii IIU Uarktem :d Mrtriaa lok niworth . JS-J7-7* . W-Jf-71 . 3T-3»—7* UI-14—7t . M-S^77, ♦0-J7-77! . JS-3S-77 , «-»7-77 ..JS-M-77-.»-3»-7t . .3S-4S-7I-, ,4i-n-7i: ,4t-3t—71 »-Jl-7l Jl-M-71 41.17—71 I Pomroaki . • woodont ■BtroU antth CMrxld PriMkoni •Doo TiTlor . .. Omar Ftelaal llO«W a«MIB . RoaafS Brova gram NimaMr offs, and legal kicking the puck, pro ranks. ... Doctoring Your Golf By DR. CART MIDDLECOFF PATIENrS COMPLAINT; "Shots from nphill lies throw me." DIAGNOSIS; Stance adjustment needed. TREATMENT: to hit a golf shot right, the bulk of the weight must be shifted from the right side to the left at the start of the downswing. This is hard to do properly when you're standing with the right foot below the left, as you must when the ball is on an uphill lie. When you fall to shift the weight to the left side on the downswing, the tendency Is io hit the ball very high and poll it far to the left. TO avoid this, start the swing with the weight predominantly on the left leg. as Is indicated. In today's Illustration. This will prevdnt yon from overshifUng to the right side on the backswing, and will help yan Shift yonr weight back to the left side as you begin yonr • downswing for this uphlU lie shot. Another thing; Take a club at least one numter low-er for a shot from an uphill Ue than you would for a shot of equal distance from a level US. Hitting from an uphill Ue vlU naturally cause tbo baU to go higher ahd shorter. United States. wait until next year. Of the * 0 o I world's five top players under 30. " "No one can be on top all the Td say we've got three - Buch-« time. But the Americans have holz. Chuck McKinley and Dennis ^ thousands of young players who Ralston. ’’ are capable of developing into top| ; class. There's nothing wrong with| ' American tennis that a little luck! ! and hard work won't cure" The tall, graying Perr>, strolling; round Wimbledon's i-ourts j with a pipe in his mouth, said .-Eari (Butcht Buchholz of St.' s Louis and Barry MacKay of Da.v-: ton, Ohio, are comparable with i the great American stars of the past. "Buchhol/ is one of the finest players in the world." Perry said. He might have won this touma-aent. Ited luck beat him." ♦ * * Buchholz sprained his ankle and jad to retire earlier this week TvhUe apparently on the point of victory over top-seeded Fraser of Australia But it's time the Americans started coming to Wimbledon as a learn, with a managfr chmge," Perry said. "Instead, they come individually and stay at different hotels. The Australians travel together and have a greater spirit of camara-; derie. ft helps their game" Adrian Quist. Australian tram: manager, also brushed -.aside the; [idea American tennis is ^ the de-i who would be permitted to dicker lor and accept unlimited expenses. Jack Kramer, who heads the powerful organization of profes-sxBials, said he also had heard reports that efforts tvill be made to keep the pros out of Wimbledon and Forest hills. That is the most stupid thing I ever heard of,” the professional If we have open tennis, the pros will demand that they hold the big championships at places such as Wimbled, Forest Hills and Roland Garros in Paris. Otherwise, they won't mean thing. ” Ctekclaod S. Bxltlmor* 1. alsM to ebalk up Us seventh wia s( the seaSto and Us second triumph over Detroit. He fired a ene-Utter against the ngers May 7. Ted Williams shot the Red Sox into a quiclj lead With a two-run I home run, a 430dbot smash that carried into the center field bleachers. ♦ ♦ * : -William#' homer, his 12th of the year. Was the S04th of Ms Major League career. The blast left the 41-year-old outfielder Just seven behind Mel Oti'a lifetime mask. * w * Only Babe Ruth, with 714, anA Jimmid Foxx, nith .534, rank ahead of Ott. (BovitlsM M> M Bs 1 SI) 7^jn Irue* S-t) St notMo (Brsatr dicxrlinS St Wsdiinttan. D»trott St Hew York. 0. ?:U SIB Kramer also said his pros, who cici^u have formed a common front, willj^iaSfSau j "I think it's as healthy now aa rve seen It in the last 19 years." iQuist sal*.."At the Junior level, r ,their men are etniiuer ti^ oira. * "But I think the United States is going to have one heck'of a “ MVisi nDNESDAT'S BESCLTB iChicase Ti7 MUwsuUt a-1 St Umli S. Cinclimst) 2. nlfM ^^gf**** *-’ PhllsdoliiliH. S-; ^***--- Ptfftbuish, Blfh ."iCcUc Olympic Diving Prospects Using Pools'atMSU 4 S 1 S B-RsrdF 4 S t I --' lil: nil ijob beating Mexico in t FROM DOWN UNDER TO TOP — Southpaw N«Ue Fknaer at Auttiwlia returns a forehand that agalnu India's RamaaathaB Kriahnuui'tn the semifinal match of the Wimbledon tennis championships yesterday. Ftoser wop. 1-3, 6-2 and 6-2 an^ meets feUow 'AiistraUaD Rod LaVer in the finals today. belted a tws-rsn risot Into tbe rlgU IMd torilpm to givn DM-Isa Its autfglB at vtolaiT. Nixon’s homer cams after a tingle by W^iams, who raised his sverage to .326, and when Gary Geiger followed nith a double, Sunning was sent to tbe showers. ♦ ♦ * ■ Red Wfison tagged a baaes-mpty homer tor the Tigera in the fifth, his first of the season, and the Tigers scored again in > ninth when they threatened to e the score. But MsnlwaqneMe Udfed Ike essHed the Red Ssx to halt a five-game Issiag streak. TOBAT-s OAVSs ft wss Bumilng’s fifth loss of «E5,U?5, V*"* ‘n 10 «»«*rtons. He was riiei^ M). twi-niriu. » p.B). seeking his third win of the year “^***iover Rnatmi Init h lUcbwntf A '•jover Boston but Ms old ailment, •••Ithe "gopher’’ ball, thwarted the I attempt. * * ♦ a Young Bob Bruce, in his second starting aaaigiment of the teaaoa Trill hurl for tite ‘ngers in the rubber gSme of the series today. He rtacted last Saturday against Washington and yielded three runs « in innings at labor. Bruce trill be oppaaed l>y Tom sSrSM aSrSM t S S S Tub*.ef , 4 S I S 4 S e t B'stti Sh Ik S I I s ' .iili EAST LANSING (UPli - 01ym-(Yortjk pic diving prospects from threeiraaasww nations are training at Michlaan “ 'state Unlversity’a indoor and out-jg^wrt jdoor pools. ; The university said today divers from the United States. Mexico i£tn? land Canada were attracted ‘‘be usuw^ cause the faeilitlet are the mosti s s i ___ icomplete and finest in the Mkt-' t*uu miss tsui* W4 7 4 " ' A-47M MU tor SWsr la Tth: B-4laa j Among the divers are Sam Hall. forws*Slr'iar*u;kte«^ sus * Ohio Stote's national cham^: JSSi* JU fi| ssi^ iJoequia Capfila. Mexico's AAUi^%r*^- _t4-ii; champ and (Bympic W-metor tit- ooi«vtta. o*%*r. aMUas.*S^wuiiaais. Bst: Qumdian Eniie Meiamer. ait •^KStsa. naa^^ . }AAU champion U the Univeraity auaBias -Mickey Wright of Bonita. Calif, and other long hitters will haye an advantage in the sixth chain-pionahip tourney of the Ladies Professional Golf Assn., Friday through Juiy 4th at the hilly Sheraton Country Chib course. ne 6.S33-yanI par 74 spn^ is an attractive pirn of scenery after recent heavy rains. The lush fairways, however, will give UtHe roU. A ★ W Marilyn Smith; LPGA presktent and the Sheraton’s touring woman pro. caUefl the field of 29 the strongest yet in the youngest U.S. national tourney. They’ll play for S8.500 in addition to the association trophy. ♦ ★ * Entrants include Joyce Ziske. Waterford. Wls.. who defeated defending LPGA champion Betsy Rawis of Spartanburg. S.C.. the Western Open playoff weekend, and all other winners of tourneys on the ladies' pro circuit this year. Miss Ziske. Mias Rawls. Louise fhiggs of Atlanta and Fay Crocker of Uraguay, have won two apiece. Wottrsklor Drowni fxmr ERIE. Ont. (It - Peter Darett, 24-year-old water skier from South Bend. Ind., drowned at a Lake Erie reaort Saturday. Darett and Peter Schmidt. 24. of Buffalo. N.Y., were being towed by the same boat when both fell. Schmidt was rescued. 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Utah,1* * 4 4 * sjwsiM^fw ^binwn^%: c^-or^ battler was a followup of NBA|wimeim 3 1 1 4 4 s| out for w»iii m Rh; h-hu mu> doukio- \44 3S4lJU>j4 t*n. c middleweight champ Gene Fullmer’s 12th round TKO over Carmen Basilio. * A W Rademacher played it cautiously, even after he flattened Oark. Clarii was so groggy at the end of the first round that he didn't know the w«y to his ato(d. CINCINMATI >r Cokrr In 4 r k kl RobUiMMi 1b Dottcrar e dLimch rAndcraon play for Cokr ST. LOrn La* Au*l«* *b r k bllPhUadcQihIa ----------- » Boyer 3b 3 13 1 E—None PO-A—U* Ansel** 37-4, Phtla-: ‘ Cun'ham rf 3 11 4 dolpbla 37-11. DP-Lmi*..Neal and Rodae* I Sfhlt* lb 4I44ILOB—Lo* Anielea 3. Phlladetphla 3. ft— Mialaj If 4 4 3 3{Moon. OUllam. 3B—Larker. Taylor — I Oleon If Neal. Walter*. *a 3 14 4 Javier 3b 3 I 4 4 * Orammat u 4 3 4 11 SadeckI p 3 1 4 4 4 RrDanlel p 4 FM Game Nuthall p btoee UcUeh p WEBNEIBAT-1 ROME BUNS By Ik* Aeeeelaled Fra** AMEBITAN LEAOI E WU*«B (II. User*: William* (111. NUeo (3). 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Joey Jay ,.e)ievf^ gj Roebuck held the in the clubhouse for more than gave up four of Chicago's six!(2-2> won it. givii« up seven hits^phUs to four hits in the second half of their pitching staff. It's the!hits. Southpaw Did< Ellsworth one with Llndy McDaniel's name (4-5) won it with a five-hitter. In hie first complete game. ON HIGH TIRE PRICES Brand New, No Seconds, No Changeovers 6.70x15 ^ on it. The lean right-hander has figured in 17 of their 33 victories— saving 14 and winning, three. And he’s streaking along with an O.M earned run average, allowing just three runs in 42 1-3 innings on relief. The Braves also had only five hits in the second game, three of them were homer, by Joe Adcock. After Hank Aaron hit his 18th home run in the second inning. AdO|ck broke a 1-1 tie h Sandy pitching a t KKh homer and drove in three runs for the Dodgers In the first game, driving in the winner hi a two-run eighth with his second single. Larry Sherry t6-4t won it in relief of Don Drysdale. Dick Seven Hits in 12 Trips The one-time $30,000 bonus kid hung up his seventh consecutive Cv .'rtSc^r.ursMusiai on Hitting Spree [our-run fourth beat Oene Conley (3-4), making his first start in (hree weeks after some back trou*j ble. Johnny Roseboro singled winning run acroas after N Larker extended his hitting streak to 14 games with a two run single. Larker took over the NL bat lead with Rookie Ray Sadecki' jor league victory in a 5-2 decision over Cincinnati that put the Cards back' in fourth place in the National League. Second place Milwaukee. 2‘a games of the lead, blew a chance to gain ground — splitting a dou-ibleheader with the last place Chicago Cubs. The Braves lost the opener 3-2 In the ninth, then won the second game 3-1. First place Pittsburgh and San Francisco were rained out. PropertioBalefr tow Friees ea All Odor Sit# Tirao NO MONEY DOWN II Prices Plus Tax and Rcctppable Hre Exchange If No Exchange add tS.M UNITED TM SEBVICE 1007 IsMwia A*e. I Mia. » ..... I Los Angeles tied Cincinnati for ; fifth place by sweeping Philadelphia 6-3 and 5-2 in a twi-night doubleheader. ' McDaniel, w1w has accounted !for seven of the Cards’ last 11 victories, extended his latest shutout string through 11 2;y innings 'with a 1-2-3 job after Wally Post • opened the ninth with a homer off| .Sadecki (2-3). Thaf was only thej fourth hit off the young lefty. i whose other victory was a three-hit shutout over the Reds. Stan Musial. bouncing back from I the bench after a long slump sii)-Igled home the Cards’ first twro jruns in the third off loser Jay I Hook (6-7). The Man. now batting 264 and swinging in the cleanup I spot, has seven hits in his last ST- LOITS (AP)—Stan Musial. day night was 2-for-4 including a nearing 40 and relegated to thejtwo-run single and a double, bench, has been acting like a| , ♦ ★ ♦ youngster since restored to the St.i At one stage, he had six hits in IjHiis Cardinals line-up and today'seven trips and manager Hemus there’s even talk he might hit | liked his form so much he moved .300 again. '!him into the cleanup spot, re- Since Sunday, a 'day after he Placing slumping Ken Boyer, got a starting nod from Manageri How about ,300 again? Solly Hemus, Musial has clubbed’ "It all depends on how much seven hits in 12 at-bats. He went I play the rest of the year, ” Stan 2-for-4 Sunday, 3-for-4 Tuesday in-[said after his hitting helped 19-clUding two doubles, and \Vednes-!year-old Ray Sadecki beat the ---------------------- _—....... Cincinnati Redlegs 5-2 Wednesday The four Dodger pitchers, who „:opped Pancho Herrera’s hit streak at 20 games, fanned 24, ty-the majw league record for a doubleheader. Yankee Builds Par-3 Layout I Hemus agrees. ".Stan alwa.v^ has a chance for .300 " said the manager who was roundly second-guessed for benching Musial earlier In the season. ~ Defending King Starts Climbing Minnesota Man Jumps From 5th to 3rd In Archery Meet OAMPIXa SPECIALS FOR THI 14 TENTS ^ AnSclUpca Ou DiipUy riMi JOE’S 32 S. SAGINAW STRUT GRAYLING, Mich.. - A for-iKadlec had 1,969, mer cafe operator has been con-' James Palmer, a 40-year-old 11-victed of offering Philadelphiajlustrator from Dansville. N Y., led' ♦ w » jPhillies’ pitcher Humberto Robin-,the men's instinctive division with; In the winter, an ice ikatingison JI.jOO to lo-se a game lastjl,804 points, ' rink will be built on the range. |year. j aeo Roberson of Samaria, Mich. The par-3 holes will range from I ♦ ★ ♦ jfj,p defending champ, kept out' -J to 190 yarda and light standards! Baseball oljservers said they be-'front in the women's freestyle, will make ni|^t golf available. Heved it marked the first tlmel,^.jth l742 points. The clubhouse is expected to be ^someone outside of baseball had[-----------------------------------------' ready when the first 50 tecs of been convicted of attempting to the driving range open July 15th. bribe a major league player. Trial Saturday for DRC'Mile' : A jury of seven men and five women deliberated less than 30 minutes Wednesday before returning. the verdict against Harold (Bommy) Friedman, 42. 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Victor Zalazar of Argentina tonight in a rain-postponed. 10-round bout' at University of Detroit stadium. It will be Hank’s first fight before a hometown crowd in more than two years. The card, part of the International pdcedom Fe«ival here, also includes two other 10-rounders One is between heas'yweight Wayne Bethea of New York and GrorgC Moore of Detroit, and the other between welterweijdits Btlly Flamio of New York and Ronnie CJohen of New Rochelle, N. Y. The bouts, originally scheduled for last Tuesday, were rained outj 1,450 Golfers Entered in USGA Junior Event NEW YOTK (APl-Hie U. Golf Assn. Wednesday cloied its books on entries for the U. S. iunior Amateur Golf 'OiSmplon-I ship with approximately 4100 names on the list. .The tournament will be held at Milburn Ck>lf and Country Gub. Overland, Park. Kan.,i near Kansas Gty Aug. 34 Tlie field will be cut to 128 for the match play championship in 54 qualifyii^ tourneys. 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Why is it calling ten paces pway can hear Wilson.__________________________ of Four-Day Championships Over 500 Contestants From Midwest Aim for Notional Spots Pontiac RoUadium on M-S9 beithe site of the Great Lakes Re> girnial Roller Skating champion-shies to be held Friday July 1-July 4lh. Ihe state champions and those win took 1-2- or 3 positions in their respective state championshio> haVe qualified for the regionais. More than SAS eonlestants from tlje states of Mirhigan, Ohio, Indiana, minoN and WixronNiii will.be entered with the wbinern qdalllying for the national rham ptottsh^. The Tontiac host skaters., w in ners of the state title recently ir Detroit by an overwhelming it gin, are highly favored in the A total of 54 events will be heldi w ifh opening ceremonies Friday at i 9:00 a.m. Starlit^ time each day' win be 9:00 a.m. and continue into! the evening. I Strongest competition for thei Pontiar squad should come contingents from Ohio. The Nationdls will be held July' 23-31 In Little Rock, Arkansas. EvGry high bnll is 3 hit, $aysmr.smoothtomr.silk Kessler never bites or burns... it’s smooth as silk with ice. Kessler makes a double play., it scores on taste and price. UKMt MAN, NO 8NOW — Dan Harbic-k ol Manistique doesn’t need snow to ski. The 23 year old ski promoter built a slide and padded it w ith brdom bristles, a unique way of skiing in the summer which he .saw done while in the service in Germany. The slide is in Munising. On July 3rd, thirty jumpers will compete on the slide. Still No Russian Entry in Olympics as Deadline Wear' Propose $2 Million for Stadium Seats Scuba Classes Ottered at Y j Another of a series of skin The classes will be held each ^diving and scuba da.sses will be Monday night at 7:00 o’cloclf and BALTIMORE (AP)-The Balti-loffwd by the Pontiac YMCA,^^ jg more City Park Board Pr»PO«^ ;*X"wI!^wui ^r file weeks, I v^>dnpsday that two million dol-j____: ----- : Bill Jackson of the Oakland, lars be spent to put more seats in ; County sheriff's department will WBIE (AP. - tori”'™''" ^’^'Delock Draws ■ 'I','™™- entering the 196» Olympic Games f*" » , I,, _ « . fundamentals and proper tech- is midnight tonight and the .Soiiet _ „ 1954 OUSpeRSJOR niques. t’nion still hasn't submitted its of- ‘ than IT s ‘ cos* fo*' ’I* coutm for Y fuial entiy^bUnk ^ ;miUiwr«fclJars* no\v seats n^m Altei GeStUie membersisJlSandfor nonmem- ■What can wo do?'' complained I”" *®'”,*‘* I BOSTON tAP) - Ivan (the *20. an Official of the It^ian Oe.ock drew a . '°™}.*!meir National Football League suspension without pay from the , SMOOTH AS Committee. aren’t in by the deadline we win ------ , ui u _ accept the laggers. too - provided ^K®"!*** it doesn't take them too -field. 1 the I American League Wednesday lor a temper outburst. calling John Mwoau. director of junw HWUI COUMifr. aquatics at the YMCA, FE 5-6116. cmintri.. hart entpp«t hv The park board proposal would I The Boston Red Sox right-hand-. hlr‘0 permanent ;ed pitcher was notified by a tele- tn 1711* would be done by ex-lgram from American League . . Games’start *'’•* ®** Cronin wbo decided , I way around the horseshoe shaped Delock's obscene gesture in Tues- .stadium. day night's 10-1 loss to Detroit punitive action from. IttUi iLENDCe RHiStn. N mOF. tm% u U.S. Olympic Swimmer It Seriously Injured called Ex-Georgio Gridder Dies , , ATHENS. Ga. (API - Robert L.| E^lier in tte day Boston own-OXPORD, England (AP»-.ToaniMcWhorter, former Athens may-|er Tom Yawic^. C^erM l^-i Rosazzo, a medal winner on the j or. lawyer and a University of ager Bucky Harris and field doss , U.S. iai6 Olympic swimming Georgia football hero of two gen-Mike Higgins had decided to act team Wednesday was reported I erations ago. died at his home 1 against Delock Imt withdrew when i •■pretty seriously ill" of head'in-early Wednesday after an illness ■ the league stepped into th«_ pic-l juries suffered in a fall off a blry-|ol several we«4ts. He was 68. jture. _ . . ' ,.|p ★ I "I made, a rtBstake," Delock The 23-.vear-old schoolteacher! A halfback, he was the firstitold Higgins. "I’m sorry. It will| from Torringlbn. Conn., fell off Georgia player to gain national-never happen again." | - the bike at White Hilt, near Hen-1fame. He played 60 minutes ofj —— ------------—~ | lc.v-on*Thames, Her head struck every game during each of his; Tom Heinsohn, former Holyjf the curb. She Was admitted first'four years of 1910-13. 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Vi Indian m Second Place ★ ★ ★ CMrMtbxll AT BEAlRtn^ - Northland llorkot^ Roffra' tioctric * : Pontiac Hauiltri v». Road Bulldcn Parti 0«illonal!^V* p m*; -----OnlTcrtaJ Oil iNt- Praibytcrltn ‘’“PAIDAT Golf AT WARWICK HILLS OOCMTRT CLUB Tribe Stays Close With Yonfcs("J# h* —Oprnina ll-hola round a SAJ.OOa Buirk Opan t< B)- Thp AaaorUtrd Prean) I run, liut allowed Boston just one Dick Stigman, the rookie wholh» inninp to that one, . . U. . - - - i won 2-1 bv qeveland and reliever, lent sour as a reliever, has been _ . t»—w ■ rMni. Paul Hornung of the Green "» « """ Ted Bowjfleld. He'i been a «gu- Packers led National Football nothing but a winner now that th«!iar starter sii^. League scoring last season 'vlth.Cleveland Indians have gixen. him walked half a dozen, but fanned flve-lor a total of 20 itrUceouts in three starts. Where can I get a USED CAR that’s honestly represented, priced right, and backed by expert service? another chance I pitcher. . The lanky lefty Mlowed up a I four-hit victory over the New York; j Yankees with a 5-3 job on Balti-Imore Wednesday night, giving up; I just six singles as the Indians iedged ahead of the Orioles into; i second place in the American {League race. starting Against the Birds, who have lost five in a row at home, Stigman Coates, getting his usual support from the Yankees, put away the first low-hit game and second shutout of his s^ewhat fhntaatic 15-1 major league career. He walked struck out six and allowed ng but singles. Danny KraviU .U.U two oi them, in the second and Beventh innlngi, and Norm Sieber the other, in the ninth, as the A's lost their 10th straight at Yankee Stadium. Defending Bow Champs Hold Lead After 4 ♦ i GRAYLING lf» — Defend ing I Oeveland is one percentage champions Oeo Roberson and Faye I point above the Orioles, but the gponyers remain, well out in front i Birds, who have lost three straight of their respective divisions at the I are a half-length ahead in the >nd of four of six rounds in the ! "games behind" column since !f5th National Field Archery cham-| ! they've played more g.ames. pjonships. today In which targets will simulate big game. FiWrttylers are permitted to ifce sights on their tows, but instinctive shooters cannot use sights. First Three in Each Event Will Make U.S. Team STANFORD. Calif. » games back of first Mis* Scon.vers of Modesto. Calif.. Sn0.Bol WlPS Agaill place New York. The Indians trail ],.<) the women s Instinctive division---- """• New York by two. at the end of fourth round compe- 11 ± ± The Yankees staved with it by titlon yesterday with 1.511 points, fy f ^hlllOUtS whipping Kansas City 104 as Rog- joan Curran of Affton. Mo , is run-^ tOUlUJCUl sJll.LAI er Maria belled two more home v^-iih 1.445. and Mildren Hick-, on. Richmond. Va.. third. 1.373; ^ another lead In the American division Mrs. Roberson, a Samaria, front-running Sno-Bol with a 2-1 triumph over the Moose ^ . pach year a new . generatiofi: Mich., mother of lour chlldien, , ' . softball as Dick Shell and Harlan (Fat),is making the old timers eithsT heads the women’s free »*.>> dt- combined to outpitch Billldo better or step aside.” vIsloB with 1,74* points. UicUle action Wednesday night at Beau- _ competition, he feeB. Shine of Olendale. Callt., is aw- jdette and Northside parks. * * * • 'that will continue U. S. domina; with 1.MK. and Diana (inimi- I * ♦ * .......i Keith, who relieved Shell In the |»ion of world track and field. StlD. 5th inning with Sno-Bol trailing by he says, h’s impoMlble_ to predia {runs and Jim Coates won his 13th I in a row, nine thi.s season, with a i three-hitter. , Last idace Boston defeated De-Itroit 4-2. Chicago’s game at Washington was rained out. Snyder, Ohio State coach, rolcett approval of the U. Si'syittem 'elimination meets to determine i« ^ team. of Wyandotte, Mich., third. ! Walt Travis pitched a sno-Bol trailing ny:nr "ay*. •«" - c—w l.M*. ishumut a* Am. _^alLv defea^|‘h^3;‘;;/^';^^^ i, g. ,he 15 irold mei^. James Mackay, a 25-year-old ^^dium C10*m Sno-Bol won the game in the als and 1956. .BWHMn from Bradford. Pa . 6th on a warn Gold medal, winners at Mel- the men’s free style with T Stigman. who beat the Orioles and Jerry Walker (2-1) wjth a two-run single in the fourth inning, now has a 4-4 record—3-T as a starter and 1-3 in relief. He had bowman irom israaioru, r-a-. i™.—| --------- Mar.ibui un a - five save* in relief, but had lost the men’s free style with , in victorv iThwupson’s triple and Dick Coop-|houme. Australia, foiff yem a^ Ithiee in a row when Manager Joe points.' Bob Pender of oame »ingle. competing here are A1 Oerter ip Goidon gave him his first start j^e. 111., is second with 1.976. | Sno-Bol retain^ its 1 ,-game * * * the discq*. Bobby Morrow m the ,ln a month on June 18. Stigman Bob Kadlei' of Rochester. Minn.., i„ the other American loop con-'200 meter dash: Parry QBrleo. I was charged with an unearned the defending champion, is third _ jest, the Elks stayed in 2nd placelshot put: Lee Calhoun. JHO-metes : ~ ~ ------ ■ {with 1.989. Th.ree Junior Teams ;wilh an 8-2 decision over Smith;hurdles:. Glenn ™ I James Palmer, a 4(Vyear-old Rally for Victories liUUstilitor from DansvUle. N. C Hayward’s double in the ------------- heads the 8th broke up a tight duel and gave JJ mj-mu PBI Has 16-5 Romp in Class B League *ague. T-O. Ron Lundy got three single.s for, OREEN BAY. Wis. (AP) - Vet-jlers. was reported U1 with a coM. in an exhibition softball game the victors while winning pitcher pcan linebackers Bill Forester and iBut his doctor saM later that be onft. . ♦ 5 Tony Pfeiffer ;nade three hits for Rich Caveriy .socked a double and Tom Bettis signed Wednesday forlwill bejable to compete. Burlespn TAibou S y‘KuT.k. J ! the winners. triple. ! (he 1960 National Football League {this year became the second .....* * *"• T ---------------------i ,j,h the Green Bay Pack-' American to break four minulys nass ft ST.\M)l\(i.S OKSH'iHi-liftrinie ssviigs 01 IRAND NEW, FIRST QUAIITY for the mile.. iWMRES CtwMX triwi ifS) N.i|w< THE ONLY HOUSE PMHTwitll FDMtHESISTlHT PIGMENTS mil VITOUZEO OIL’ wt SUN'PROOE HOUSE PAINT Civus your honau yoars and yoort of crisp, cloan boauty—odds dollars to its voluol JULY 4th SPECIALS! Fw Trai HbUAat Wtrimi Fuatiai 4" Myion Brush, Reg. $5.69 .. $3.91 Point TWnner 9^ gfL 9x12 Plostic Drog Cloth.59c Dauton Tire Co PONTIAC GLASS COMPANY • 23 W. LowPonco St. FE 5-6441 WO'i of Other Fine JACHLF VAlUiS at UR THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 FIFTV-GNE Gasoline Tax Refund Avsdlable for Boaters ASieJtn.sr'ij ^ V- boaten to file claims for ^ir federal fkaeUM tut reftmds. Under the Federal Hlghw^ Act ta]( on gasoline Is refundable if the fuel Is used for purposes other thaa operating a highway vehicle. Deadline for filing claims is September 30. OBC estimates that «M,SN,«N galloiis of gasoMne were ased by recreattenal water rraft In IMS. inrladliig SM.ON.OM gallons Nicked Propeller Means Trouble Unless Fixed After every use of your motor. ■.sisossoo check your propeller for nicks amt IM.SSS.SOO distortion of the blades. A bent ” ------ blade may be corrected by your dealer, who has pattern blocks for restoring it to proper shape. Continued operatioa with a badly nicked or distorted blade, throwing it out of balance, can cause serious damage to the driviiig mechanism of the motor. Dock Your Boat Right galloas for Inboard boats. Claims must cover the period from July 1. 1959. to June 30. 1980. Claims must be made on Internal Ravtenue Service form 843. which can be obtained at any Internal Revenue Service office. Ihe form is not complicated and calls only for the total number of gallons of gasoline purchased and used during the claim period, and the Internal Revenue district where the claimant filed his last Harvard Oarsmen Triumph on Thames ' Jockey Manpel N. Gonzalez rode] filly of 1958. in all her races last |My Dear Girl, champion 2-year-oWlyear. Ivy Leaguers Upset Favored Oxford U. Crew Dotroit Club Eliminates Another American Shell i in Henley Regatta HENLEY ON THAMES. Ei«land (AP) Harv’ard University oarsmen were confident today of making International rowing history at the Henley Royal Regatta after a ^5; Tie up on the downwind side of .................- .™ a dock—the side on which wind ortax return. The normal ivictory over anj current will push your boat away * gallon refund has been Oxford University from the dock instead of into if. | increased'to two cents effective; Even the staunchest English row-“ a of jng „en admitted after Oxfoid's wizard side, use fendere to pro- 'n increase in federal gasoline that no homegrown crew t.^ the side of the boat. If you;taxes. H Approximately two thirds of the weights from rowing off with Hen- » and ,Stern to hold you | states also grant state gasoline i lev's Thames challenge cup for •om ihdi nrk/*lr Kii9 a., -t____ ... . ... aw^ from the dock, but closej fax refunds to pleasure craft oper--hip third straight time. lators, according to OBC. If ihe crimson 135 pounders beat ■the quarter finals. And the strongest opposition in sight is from i another American crew. Ihe Detroit Boat Qub. who today raced the Midland,Bank crew. The Harvard lightweights rowed the fastest Thames cup race since the event was founded in 1868. The time was six minutes .39 seconds, well inside the old record of 6:45. set by Princeton in 1953 for the one mile and 550 yards. TTie Detroit Boat Club eliminated another American shell yesterday. Tabor Academy of Marion, Mass. Detroit stroked to a 4^ length lead over Tabor and was clocked in 8:49. Fuel CareAssufes Carefree Boating I j Between outings in your outboard rig always disconnect the fuel line from the gasoline tank in order to 'seal the tank and retain vapors ^e fuel. ■ Fuel tanks have a valve at the tank which automatically seals |the tank when the fuel line is re-; moved. | Temperatures in the gasoliar ink in hot weather may reach! 115 to 140 degrees. As some components of gasoHne' will boil off at those temperatures, as much as 15 per cent of the! “high ends” or more volatile gases are lost from an unsealed taiik. lowering the running qualities ol the fuel. ' These more volatile gase.s arc, also the most easily combustible, i and are therefore very important j in starting, especially when the engine is cold. SCOTT -POWERED OUTBOARD COMBINATIONS JULY 4tli SPECUL 14-Ft. WhitelioiiM FibergUi Ruibont Complete with steorlng, windshield omd upholstwed seed and trailer. ★ 25 H.P. Scon SALE $ PRICED 945 Complete Um of Msrino Acossorios and Sportinp Goods 20% Off BOAi^CUSmONS CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES 63, E. Wolfon Blvd. FE 8-4402 USING SPRI.no UNE TO LEAVE CROWDED PIER — When boats are moored stem to stern at a pier, it is sometimes advantageous to use a spring line in leaving. With the line attached at the bow and around a cleat midships, turn the motor so it points away from the pier as much as possible and accelerate slightly in for- ward geai to swing Ih; t :' out. Then straighten the motor, pul it in re ‘ gear, flip the line off tlie deal and back sli;>i:,tit out. When clear, put motor ill fonvaixi gear and pull away, taking in the boat fendeis befoiT accelerating to high speed. DON’T Risk It... INSURE IT! pon't gamble with your booting investment! Insure your boot . . . motor . . . occessones . of minimum cost! Coll FEderol 2-9224 today! THATCHER, U PATTERSON V & WERNET Safety Stressed Yacht Race m NEIWPORT. R. I. (NEAi—More some of the precaution^ each boat [than 130 boats carrying 1,000 took—items every boatman should] 'yachtsmen sailed from Newport'check if he plans to head off shore, {bound for Bermuda 625 miles! Skippers checked all standing jiiway. 'rigging and all hardware fittings Once called "the Thrash to the holding the rigging in place. ,Onion Patch.” th^ Bermuda Race The Pontiac Yacht aubsjis probably the best known event Wednesday Nile 0\'l R^ce was'of ocean sailing competition, won by Betty Holman and her u i, „ j^ep water proving crew, Clarence Holman and Doctor] . Lightning 7227 Winner of P.Y.C. Yacht Race IxMs Of a mast In niidocean is Herious. Running rigging was examined and renewed If worn. . This meant ebreUng many feet Pnnlinc’t OldosI fnsnranc# Apnner 711 COMMUNITY NATIONAL RANK 1100. 2 icrow.uaren^ Holman and Doctor [ground W the skipper and his J i . sailing Light- po^t. Lessons learned are passed ■ , i along as better products for boat- Food and water, plus extras for Andy Roualet Jr. and‘Go-Go-Go'jnien ; emeixency must be slowed aboard. ■ took second place hoiKw:;. Craw o.| _. . . , {The craw studies how the boat Go-Go-Go was Bill Roualet andi *" ***** affair heavy ■ Charles Baker. «ngrt frmi U to W feet to ^ ' Tiiird place was ’Mafia’ sailed] **" * ** jThis affects speed of the ocean by Phil Smith and crew Mamie •«« •lumlnum were ^say^ig yacht. , and Mack Goodwto. repre««ted.. No two Mlkix | ^ This weekend P.Y.C will have A complicated formula devised j owner to end up in the water, its Intra-Club Regatta featuring by the Cruising Club of America.Sometimes boating on a pond can two races on Sunday. Monday thejgives each boat a time handicap [be more dangerous than on the j annual Co-operative picnic will be according to its measurements. I ocean if the skipper is careless. theory, have an equal! Safety equipment was carried {aboard the racing boats. Most , Racing-machine hulls that might hfe hues rigged ai-ound the [be built more for speed than sea-!****^!^ so that the craw could move 'Worthiness are penalized. |about more safely. . $239.00 r Hors«pow«r GARDEN TRACTOR Only On* •129“ REG. 9139.9S Famous Goorgo GARDEN TRACTOR Two Only GARDEN miSRS 180 BOATS - BOATS -JOATS JL69" •2ir R.g. $199.00,12 Foot ALUNINBN BOAT . R09. $239.00, 14 Fool ALUMINUM BOAT . 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Olympic committee I named three other two-man teams the rowing trials. Pan-American OiampioaB John B. KeUy Jr. and William J. Knecht of the Philadelphia vesper boat[ club are expected to provide the Detroit pair with their toi«hest' competition. Kelly is seeking his fourth Olympic berth. He repre-{ sented the U. 5. to the 1948, 1952‘ and 1966 single acuUs. Other double sculls combinations Many wore a length of line with a snip hook on each end— an extra ^iecaution. IJfe rings ready to be tossed to a man to the water were handed to the helnismen. Each bad a light atlacbed that would go on inimediately as It struck the water. Long bamboo poles with a yellow | flag on one end and a weight at! the other to make them float | upriglit were carried. One^ of| these could be seen above the[ waves in a heavy sea to be a check point for swimmer and boat. [ Fire extinguishers were placed so that crewmen in cockpit or cabin would find one handy in an {emergency. . [ First aid kits were chosen that| could treat injuiies which might i occur during a week at sea. A committee boarded every boat ^ to examine the equipment and ship. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^ gene Lobeleas and Cdward Rupp of the New York Athletic chib.; and Harry Blieden and Lt. Ted' Nash, UJS. Army, who represent : the Lake WaMibigton Rowfaig Oub.l July Special • POk ERCR.4FT Fiber^as Runabout With Steering:, Windshield, and Upholstered Front and Rear Seats • MERC 200 22 H.P. Mercury Motor with Forward Single Lever Controls. 930 BOTH FOR ONLY GOOD SELECTION USED B0.4TS 1 Underwater Weed CntUng Servire INLAND LARES SALES I 3li7 W. Huron FE 4-7121 = nmiiiiN for more summer fun WEST BEND 18 H.P. “180" Featuring: Low-level rewind starter . . Sports-car gear shift . . . Sound absorbing, easv-to-removc Fiberglas cover . . . “ Stainless steel underwater parts . . . Propeller protected by rubber hub . . Sports egr dash with exclusive ' dash ’ light. MICHIGAN BOAT SERVICE 3080 W. 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At a time when Republicans ache for electiwi year unity he has been sticking harpoons in the Elsenhower administration and Vice President Richard M. Nixon. * * ♦ This has delighted the Democrats and angered the Republicans who denounced him and relied behing President Eisenhower and Nixon. But a Republican cold- come to mind: 1. He is saying what he thinks because he thinks it needs to be — , his own party’s leadership, the shoulder hasn’t chilled him. He is, further away a draft becomes. ■“••I to If. ^ 1 Nixon as of now Is a cinch for the Rockefdler keeps on cHtlcizing. * !n. V. SEEMS mAL Rockefeller says he wouldn't ‘accept the vice presidential spot on the ticket. Yet. if Nixon hopes i to win against his Democratic i ■ opponent next November, carry-i i ing New York seems vital for' him. WASHINGTON iAPi - The last! k Rockefeller's idea.s are ig-1 of the 32 columns being set in nored and he sits on his hands U.S. Civilian Payroll Shows 124,806 Drop WASHINGTON, (AP) - A congressional survey showed Wednesday 2.393,409 civilian workers on federal payrolls at the end of May. The report by the Senate-House committee on Reduction of Non-The West Virginian told a newsjessential Government Expendl-conference that if Rockefeller hires said the toUl was 124.906 2 He Is trying to force Nixon ^gnteaTo act as he did, he should llower than for April. K marked and his party to accept Mme ofiugye continued as a presidentialIthe first decline in the number his ideas or face loss of his sop- anj gone before the on the federal payrolls since the, poll in the upcoming campaign. ..... i * * ■ ★ Last Dec. 26 Rockefeller dropped out of the race against Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination. His reason: the Republican leaders around the country had cold-shouldered him. Later, he said he would accept draff. But the more he criticizes cused Rockefeller of impropriety ^ and political cowardice. Republican party and the people i end of January, with his vi^. ' New Yoiker's speech. Since he seems to be one of the lewt tongue-tied of American pcditi-cians, he may go on criticizing his own people up to conventioo time—and maybe afterwards. THE GIRLS 32 Old Columns in New Position at U,S. Capital place as part of the Capitol's east front extension project is go-up Wednesday, architect of the Capitol J. G. Stewart announced. ♦ ♦ * This last column is one of the IflO original columns purchased Ibr the Capitol 100 years ago. Eight of the originals are being used along the connecting corridors to the Senate and House wings. Twenty-four new marble columns for the new east central east front of the Capitol already have been set In place. The exterior part of the project is due to be completed this fall, in time to erect the temporary stands put up every four years for the presidential inauguration. j New >Looseleaf Binder Uses No Metal Rings NEW YORK IB-A rival to the ordinary two- or three-ring loose-leaf binder is a two-holed, top-punch binder which opens and closes magnetically. The metal tings which interfere with writing in the usual notebook are eliminated, a great boon especially for the estimated 12 per cent of students who are left-handed. The binder, a product of Nifty Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, Ala., is said to be usefid, too. for people who take notes at meetings, insurance a^nts. doctors, stewai l-esses and others. Marriage Licenses | IAmIM >•'> I Ocrsld O Mclnnei. 414 P»rli*r. U»^ sou HsUtalt sod JudiUi A. Lsbadls. ISM I a Woodward. BUwia|lum. { Donald D. Neholt7«H0 HajrnM, Farm-taigtoo and AUcs A. Laaitord. 22S31 May-field. ParmlnsloB. I Vlncenl Welch, 141 Sooth Laonard and JanU L Joyce. S2 First, Oxford William T. King, Kalamaaoo aiM Mary ^ Splesi. nOO Laatdowno. Draytoo ^Edw. 14. Schneider, I43S Inwoodo Circle. Bloomfield Hills and Joan C. > McBride. ISIS Cranbrook. BIrmlnshaao Hayes W. Jones. M Delano Ct. and Odeene Turner. Orand Bapids. _ „ ^ LouU C. Triplett. » FkWord. Walled Lake and Margaret. B. Parka. ISI Pick-lord. Walled- Lake. Floyd Vormette. US B. BoulcTwrd N and Irooo Rachels. Oracn Lake Rest' Jamas T. Rllertien. 3XB Woodslsick, j getrolt and Manaret J Ferris. 4416; ark Lana Ct.. Birmingham , . i William O. Beech. Mt4l Westmoreland, I Farmington and Bua E Humphries. 3044 Oreenneld, B^ey. i • Racer °*** | ,**Wa!ker Cotomoii. 110 West. Fenton, a^nd Shirley J. Lemon. 1143S CenUr.j ^'Frederick C Slebold. Milwaukee. Wls and Tholma M Crow, gg Woyne Walter H. Taylor, Oambler. Ohio and; Mary L. WUioo. lUg Latham. Blrmlng- Bemard F. Thompson Jr.. 141 Albert-: •on. Rochester and MarMo J. Lens. Itg47 Pelkey. Detroit Norraaa O. Thome. 10444 Elisabeth Lake Rd.. MlUonl aad Oeraldlno L Ray. tl4S Moranxa, Wallad Lake Richard C. Nichols, 3733 Col rain and Lynn E. Thompson, IIM Bbimmons William H McRoberU. 403 Royal. Royal Oah and Rebacca C. Bushong. i7t0 Westwood. Troy. DarreU A. Abara. «in Lakoelew ' ^arkston and Nancy J Bentley. 76 ^ ”^naid L. Woodln, 703 ‘ BMlna and Corol L. Parris M Dm Edw H. Brast. 1303 Oarden Rd.. Mtl-| lord aad Ella M. Slasebaugh. 630 Em-Boyd. gS3( First Drayton Plains { and Dorottiy C. PUlsbury. 4gj| First St , Drayton Plains William R. Buckles. OOTg PonUsc Trail. Orchard Lake and Elisabeth E. Wheeler. 160 OraM Traverse, Milford Laal^ E. Harrell. 4000 Oenby. Walled Lska sad Betty H. Ooodman. 444 E Pikes Daniel J Sullivan. 3471 Rowland. R(».| al Oak and Donna J. Shell, 301 8 Josephine. Jack D. Tumor. I7g0 Weir WaUed Lake and Barbara L. Edwards. 1710 Walr. Walled Lake Joan P. Oourand, 7IIt Bashabaw. garkston and Nicole Lericbe. 13042 Sars-U. Warren Wendell M. Smith 3000 Seymour l ake, Oxford and Dlaiia J Cooper, 14063 Stoepel. Detroll Ernest H Leoch 3414 Elmhurst and Nancy L. Pash. 114 E Howard Prank M Nogllch. 0433 Mlnock Detroit and RosaUa O. Reynolds. 14( S. ^iJr^ard T. McDonald. 403 Church.! Ann Afhor and Beverly A Mnllnowtki. I **Wlllli!m*V.' Selak, •• Central. Lake' Orion aaS Rheo J. Horner. 14SM Coyle. | ®jnmee Rtoola. 361 « nawtoa. and; Ifarguertte Clair. during the campaign, it will be grief for Nixon. ^ ir * * ] Earlier this month Rockefeller ' needled Nixon with the charge | that he wasn’t taking a stand on I the issues and that it was about | time he did. He got his come-uppance In a { hurry lor this one. A Republican 1 congressman, Alvin M. Bentley of, Michigan, accused Rockefeller of; “political trickery.’’ Tuesday at the governors' con-1 ■rence in Montana Rockefeller' tore into the Eisenhower defense; program—and not (or the first! time — with the complaint it has i produced a "paradox of peril." For .this he got the worst insult i yet from inside his own party. The I Republican governor of West Vir-i ginia. .Cecil H. Underwood, OUT OL R WAY 'Olm HMfmoBr'EdwkidsfurgT Mich i <|ad Euy L. Doty, 14S Aodoroou. Lako *'^vl4 a. Drxwbough. 1311 LoogfoUow. oESieSr*wSJrl2rt"“ DONALD DUCK THE SHEPHERP5 j;iVW/«LLIRM^ J-30 .>Btom>,m...,wTmm>.a>m.tWL By W'aK Disney ADAM AMES By Lou Fine BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin None of this seems to affect the A local woman says her husband isn't the handy type around the house. So eveiythlng works . . . The average Yemale telling you her age is Just as honest as ttie average male telling you his golf score. -Earl Wilaon. By Franklin Folger lilE BERRYS DMXtt'. HOW LONG DID 'lOUR HONEYMOON LAST^ By Carl Gnibert I TKXJGHT nr ENDED WHEN I G«i/E UP READING THE PAPER AFTER DINNER and HELPED MAMA WITH THE DISHES-j[^ DIXIE DUGAN 'What's harder than buying a dime's worth of post cards and then [^trying to think of who to send them to?” BOARDING HOUSE By MrEvoy and Stritbtr By V. T. I CAPTAIN EASY By l^slie Turner v/iBwiwa THt Fimouge from -»H0ge~ _.He'5 ©owe DOWN WITH A ©HOVEL 1 NOW we KNOW THeV'RE MEM»ER» OF TMB PAVROLL BO------ By Ernie Buahniillcr WOW—YOU MUST HAVE A J CREEPY ^ SHOW ON, ROLLO r MORTY MEEKI.E By Dick CavalU By Charles Kuhn THE PONTIAC PRESSt THt RSDAV, JUNE 30. 1960 FIFTY'THREE REPORT OP COMDmON OP THE Community National Bank of Poollae ia iht Koto ol Mieblcon, tt IMO ^Pi^Iiibo/lo'railihM ?o bT eoaiptroBir of Um cumncT, uadtr Sootloo 6111. D.S. RorlMd Statutu. r 1 Business and Finance M Stocks Spotty Before Holiday boBlu. OMhMUni rMtrr* boluioo. aod cMh Ittmi Id procCM of coUoctlon ....|t< Doiud Biitdo OoToniminl obIltdUoiMi dinct and (uaraotaod . . ......3int.37l.]t ObliaatioDt df Etataa and political •ubdirliioiii . I2.MMK ]t Other boada. ootoa. and debenturu................ Corporate atocki (Inelad* ina im.Mooo itock of i Pederal Itoaerre Baaki . 177.mw M _____ Loapa and dlaeounta On- I I Alum » ~ New York Stocks I lEarlj Momlnt Quotatlonii . Flturta atUir decimal pointa are el|btba Admiral .... Ill tat TrI A I Air Raiiiir 7a.s Johnt Man I.a Jonea A L MARKETS ! Allied Other AaaeU Total Aaaeta 37I.MI 10 >1144.11112 road ether * mueea 'll.m market presented a spotty picture with prices mixed early this after- W.I37.M0PI UAEILITIES Demand dopoelta of Indleld-uelA > partneriblpe and eorpornUent ........... ..US,] Time depoelta of Indleld-uala, partnarehlpe. and eorparnUone ..... ........31.74111144 DejwelU of United Matee d o T • r nment lineladt^ Poataleavlntei... 14U.MI 14 Depoelta of sletei tod pa- llllcal aubdlvlalona...... Depoelta of benki .......... Other dcpotlU lecrtlfted and enehler’a chtcka Oepoetta . .114111.414 41 suit payable, redliceunu. ' , imbllltlea for Other llnbtmtea Am H Odt . Smelt —jcoada . Armoe au .. Borden .. Borf Warn .. SJ!?W ll.WdOOdtO 1.S04.4M.. 1.000.000 00 led profita ...... . 043.000 0] "ind ratireinant ________ for prafarred ateckai ...... ............ 703.400 77 Burplua Undrvlde. Reaerreo Gains and losses of fractions to a point prevailed among most pivotal Issues. Some specially-situated or more volatile stocks made wider moves but these were comparatively few. As Bethlehem Joined other steel companies in i^ans to close many of their operations over the July 4 weekend, steels were no worse than mixed, holding steady after sharp declines early this week. Big Three autos showed a slightly lower tendeiK^y. Oils were off. pueed by a drop of cS?h« cp' more than a point for Texaco which reacted to the takeover of ch*» a Oh i I „ 8vt . - -r - r *1“''* bit on Skerage ns merger talk lc2i|Pa“im ' ‘'ontinned. Coium oai . TTie approach of the holiday era n^om '' ■ which usually marks ajgSS"^"'’ Am Crsn AmtiaPi Am Met Cl Am Motors M l Kcluv Hiy .. lO.t Kenorcott U.O Klmb Clk . M.4 Krr>«c. aS as 07 Lon* S Cbm . 13.0 I-on» a Oil . . H.7 LorUlard I The following are top prices Yii'coverinc sales of locally grown: 4oi;producc brought to the Farmer's' n ijMarket by growers and sold by 17 s| them in wholesale package lots. 20 4 Quotations arc furnished by the 102 Detroit Bureau of Markets, bs of 04 * Tuesday. Sl.t Mannlni ... M Martin Co 41.1 May D Sir . --------- ... SIS Moad CP . Armour a Co . 12.1 Mtrek Ateblara .... U.3 Karr Ch a B ■oil A ns Upla Hon --------- 44.1 Mbn MAH 71.1 114 .Monaan CT 11.1 Mont Wan 40.7 Mot Prod 10. : Murray Cp . Nat Blu . Calum AH. Camgi Soup .. Nat I Detroit Produce PBLITS iplaa. Northern Bpy. bu... rniAwrrI- ..... turning point in stock trading, < - mood of uncertainty. deduction of dl7.t7 ars attar daduetlaa of raaarvta of............... 370.147.14 1, W. A. Taylor, dea prealdent and . eathlar of tha aboet-named bank, dc •.oltmnly aeraar that tha aboea elatc-ment la true to the beet of my knonl-edga nod btlltf. Vtca p W A TAYLOR Si--W.¥-R«b«? Roee Dear Co.* .... a. L. OU A Cham. Co.* Howell Etect Mtr Co.* Pentaeular M. Prod. Co. The Prophet • Rudy ufi. ( Hl|h I Co V4 Cont Mot CratOU ...... ea ^opparjtn, lo. Curtli • 4 Norf A 0 No Am n .'30 Nor Pac 10.0 Nor BU r n o Ohio Oil 014 Oarene Cr . 44.7 Owene III . 41.7 Pan A W 34.0 Panh Epl . 01.1 Param PIct It Parke Da . II Penney. JC .00.1 Pa RR . 41.1 Papal Cola . Ml Pflrer .. . II Pheipe D 501 PhUco . 0.1 Phlll Pet . 0 Proct A O fttTftVww. __ BtrswbeVHot. A «>e. tIUETABLES Aiporatui, doa. bcha........ Beeta. doa. bchi.......... Broccoli, doa. bcha....... Cauiuiowtn doi............... Cabbage! Red. bu ........ .. Celery, dot. tuikt ....... . Chivas. an bent............ Dill, dn. hch«........... Kohlrabi I .107.4 Pareley, root, dot. bchs. . Ol lll.4'Pcaa. bu: ............ Air to t Poutoct. 50-Ib. bag . 41 IRadlahea, Rad. dot. bchi a.4iRadlahaa. White, doe. bcl . 47 {Rhubarb. Outdoor, dot. I . 43 7iBouaeh. I'al.. Vt bu . 14 1 Bquaah. Summer. V irUe Pub —lore Bu C BSy e Oil . U.O itapubUe B die ..... 44.0 Rayn Met . Seat ... 11.1 Ray Tob .. Turnipe, toopped. bu. ’ GREENS Cabbage, bu.............. . ColUrd, bu. ............. .J Bndtee, bu. . .......... 3 BndlTc, blanched, bu..... .010# :: "iS uy Tob .ioVal D-Baieeray 8t ... .“e'SiaS.% ........ii.[ u! and aiked. DOW-JONES t P.M. AVERAGES 20 Ralle 143.10 up A ^ihiarl 111 00 u at Lainiar _ ' HUTTIHUICHER R R ELORBD Sarom M and eubaertbad befort me p tbia ISth day of June, 1010 and I.» hereby certify that I am not an efflcerjiJ 17 7 n 7 El Auto L f-ooo Macn .. Pord Mot IPreep Sul . . Frueh Tra lOardner Den Ocn Bak ! Oen MlUe .'.n't , W high 3M.4 113.4 104.5 min 320 4 111 0 104.4 111.0 rtT.7V-ri k 322 4 ift i !oo 4 SH oen Tim,® 140 1 144 a 'ae a ei? ? 0»" in? jOe.7 l]4.< M l M7 •'n•?.• »»• oSSdrich ; •lOoodyear a rah Palgt NOTICE OF TAXES Gity of Pontiac IMO City «nd School laxan will dua and payabla at tha J^ifica el tha City Traaaurar luly 1. 1S60 through Auguat 1. INO eriihout iaai. August 2, INO a cellaction iaa of 1% brUI ba addad and 1% additional will ba oddod an tha (irat day ol aach month thoro-oitor on any unpaid City and School taxos. Paymont mods by mail must bo poolmarkod net lotor than August 1. lOM to avoid ponal-tios. After Fobniory 21, INI all unpaid INO real pr^rty laxot wrill bo rotumoFto the Oaklond' County Troaturor for celloction writb additional ponaltioo ag prevldod by Stale law. Poreenal Property Taxes are not rotsmablo and must bo paid by August 1, IIM. WALTEI A. G1DDIN6S CITY TREASURER 3S 8. Parke SI. Pontiac, Michigan DON'T ITT YOUR TAXES GODELINQUENT *a^gt Grain Prices CHICAGO*^7una°M °Apf*- Opaning iHeSh'aiwi*' rein price, m Wheat- 2 Unit Alrc ., MS Unit Pnitt 4t a Un Oaa Cp . " UB Rub ... . 2S 4 US Steel . 27 4 Upjohn . 31.0 Spinach, bu. . 37 3'saiaa Cnard. bu.................. . 10.3 .Turnlpa, bu..................... .47.2 . , H»i Poultry end Eggs ” Jj DETBOrr rOl'LTRT ( 30 2' DETROIT. June 30 lAPi—Price, per 0 {'pound delivered Detroit for No 1 44 2!dballty llvo poultry: ; .. 23.71 Heavy type hen, 21-23, Ught type bent! 74 2 10-12: heavy type roaaura over 5 Iba | |0 2'22te-20: heavy type broiler, and frycia 20.2'S-« Iba. whites 22-23, barred rock, 2»-20.; . 05 0.breeder turkeya heavy type bene 30-22. : 25 7 OETBOrr EGGS 2021 DETROIT. June 30 tAPi—Egg prlcael •IJJpald per doaen by flret recefvera de-' 133 5|l|Rred to Detroit, case. Included: loou, ' n doten caaee. Coneumtr grade lln- ’ fi ll elude U. 8.) erhltee grade A Jumbo 42-43:' » extra large 13-40: large 21-30: medium 41 .. -,n, B jjl,. llTi-M. medium 17*• M«^... 1 weekly To nu ttilure vacaacle, i good potmrt^ty 4or right perara hioH SCHOfATORADUATE DE-*7'i- ill?-' In Ineol af** **ual have from Eicellral gfi^tee Plue «mmta-* siree work of anvJiM. P^a-EWL ^'Tnd jaiUl "^LAWN WW AND OTO JOBsT paid exparlenee II -of varloua handicrafts atlon from Itigh Kh»»i. application for exyD^tlon^by ^teachm? Mapla Rdu Btrmtijham. _ d gradu- cab hops. PREPER 10 Oik OVER! ^_I-57ll or RE 2-1344 _____ COUNTER PERSON I BTEA13T CRAWFORD _ Myrtit. W Idark St . mother of WUbur ------ Richard Cranford and Mri Thro^: dtar^l^ of A.^ , ror ptrt , ^ ‘,S\bferb?ce.'’.rr';'M- ................... live Id Oakland and aorroundlng ---- end 1 P * ____ c^Um Thl^jwlUoa le for e^ea^ ' COOiX HELr r.K RELlABli COlXEGB BTOTB#? .. .. 2 p.m. from Um Sparki omfiB Cbnpel wMh Percy Wall* officiating Interment In lead Part. Mra. Crawford lawn 'WOBk II jo an bx . rw_y MARRIim MAN NC _ wmk_ PE_0-1057_____ NIGHT WATCTOAN. BOItjg ^ *” " ■ ' srnoDB H__________ neade employment wnU- i^rtuiUty NEAT AMBIT^B jSCTIO^ ^ to 470^' Mrc. 'yirgtnla 'urtngslra. i ^re per week 11* our ^**a wonderful HO SUNDAYS M.^CMLS irandcblldren Reriutlon of the Roiary mill be held Prldey at • pm. at Hunioon Funeral Home . Rioeral urvlc, wlU be held Sat-urday. July 2, at 0 a m from St. MIcbael CathoUc Church. Inter-nient In Poreet Lawn Cemetery. Hr Plury will Uc In etate-at tha Huntoon Funeral Home. PRAIIER. JOKE It 1000. ' a.. SOI'i 8. Edith: age 04; beloved 1 husband of Dixie Irene Frailer: dear father of Mra. Pred iBarba-: ra) Grubb. Mra. Lee iVelmai ' ' Puckett. DouBlaa C. Praxler. Mrs. a M.OOO I ccuns UBIf. rhlt U BOt owr oor^seUU'^^o^^nMmal tiiUr- At itiRESsni: VOU.NG MEN , _____________ 18-28 LKrd‘prtor"and TOO ARE ABOVl AVERAGE u» rtirlll Tri^de« brother , W APPEARANCE AND AMBITIODS, S ri.u'^^aM rad lUrV prav WE HAVE A PERMANENT P08I-*/r°l?ri°lle^ ^mb and Mre | TTONJ^R^TO^NO EJOTRIENCK Mlille Barbee, alao aurvivad't "■ ' mirr rr graadchlldran. F mu> mat hiii'”nro- rlenced la enudren a closing » iSnaFement i “nat MAyl,lr_4-6025_for appolnlmenl and aalesmeo that have CqUNTVl OIRL^ NIOHT8_ JOM B aeeklng employment Wt 0-0710. VETBItAR. MARRIED. IH TTBARS of «oU^. 14 120. ambitwna, work of any type^PIJ-TtOd. wall" was hi no •¥■ Rufs carpet,, upbol clw Coney leland I "— ''■ill Ifa pe.-vu CURB WAITRESSES ^ YOUNG MAN 27 WANTS JOB 11 tree work, some trimmlat. mov Burftry exp. Call after ‘ Work Wanleil Female li GRILL COOKS.' Day a Bight ehift a drill It shift y ^Ight sbli Apply In p TED’S , 2 WOMEN WANT WALL WABR-; tog a bouee eleantog FE 3-7ISI. BABY BlfriNb OOSfX. hflBBlCW-gfoup^"Ei4*3-02*l4 w FE^Mm COLLEGE GIRL DESIREB RUMMER ~ Baby eating or olllce. PB ; DAT WORK BT W jjr » evenings PI 4. Ex- diRL - OO BOMB . - ..........c. J. Oodhardt JURE. ^ EXPANDING CURB Funeral Home. Kcogo Harbor.' MR. BOUPTER PI 4 OW . 771, giu, star Drtr- with Rev. Auetln Btewart officl-1 BETWEEN ■ A M. and 1 p m awepUng application, for ailng. iBtermtnt In Perry Mount 1 . , , glrle I opening as Park Cemetery. Mr Praxler will! ^'alafV SvO WpckiV curb girl * relief ----- _ lie In state at the C J Oodhardt: - ' perlence not nceeaeary. Moral .......... —. Puneral Home. Keego Harbor — _ - character Is Please do not tie home MU 4-I4S1________________ ' Friday noon.------ ---- 1 AN 89 \ K. OLD ( O. “J *“ UtONlNOS AND CTTR ■landing to^lhe Onlon^l^ke S"c“a oMrt? “ ° ^ -'®-* -«'* '**- f® .?L 0*!!i“..^. honest *ara ambllto*u7* man _be- L-il.?." “ LIGHT'HOU8B“wdRKGitNDncdTir ____E. JUNE 21 l$M. DONNA LOU. 3377 Addle. Drayton Platoi: age 21: beloved wife of Oerald O Hesae; beloved helper In Christian r of John Sun J and Oobei'^fTar molhef of - vlB K ^Hi 25-45 ss.eoc .. .. ar Life Ilmt n" 2-«ii EXPERIENCED SOLI aefvlw tosuritwe , wanted ealary plus commiseiom : , j (toil 'PE 4-3MI' llOOOd and UD ! Apply JAR Auto Store. 115 ' » vww - '^Itlon W? North Saginaw See Mre_JOulf PE 1-0111. EXP housekeeper. LIVE IN . Own room. TV MA 6-5M3 daughter of Mre. Laura Oobel Funeral service will bo held Saturday. July 1. at II a m. from LENNEBACKER. JUNE It r uncle of Mre Elwli -'leentot. Ref. _,....... !Alum, Awning Fabricator ubim ' nkat'wall washing. Orinra to tako charge*’of shop Must ' ukt Rd ' work Ree, PE 5d3M ___________ ^ able to check, b^d and hang ’ ftp>B,itM7;g?r-irwAtrTY GPriT ' HP-1 ABLE OIRL WANTS BAIY- irMii?,r:i,2*r«ra^si^i;rilp “* “*-‘ " Dravton Plains. ! Shop, Oifortf. OA t»3Ml______ ANDY esnb O'aRAOC. SFECIAL JEWEUIT tv on Domattlc and l>oreicn car*.' d^ilvanr d FB t^l. 779 Baldwin Are.. Fan* “. ■ ■ ■ opening tor me- chanlce. Prefer 01 jav no delivery. ns inVettment. top vsm-n.—nn>. . PE 5-5M1 betero 5 p m. a Mary 13 noon. Mr. Lannabacker will In itata at tha Huntoon Funeral A FART TntE JOE If you- ara fret 7 to 11 n 1 appearing and to angina re- EXPERIENCXO B A * B R . AND ' 1^1 cook. Apply Pratlac Prcee, McDaniel, junk itTiiio. brbliai May. 1713 Auhuni Rd. Avon; Townehlp. Rochaeter. beloved to-1 fant daughtar of Jimmy L. and I Mvra MdDanlal: door eleter of Richard Lae and Roy Leon McDaniel: dear granddatahter of Mr and Mrs. Roy McDaniel and ” Nola Stotu. Oravceldc------ ' held Frida - .. ___ .t White (------ Rev. Lawrence DIckrne officii tog. lotorment Ir —-Arrangemtnte were oy voon SIple Puneral Home, where Bl May wlU llo In tute________ Job Usatt will ena Im a weak and regular Job. Por Mr Allan. OR 3^M3^4 DUE TO EXPANSIOiT lac part el ------------ OR OVER.! rt a~ car - vou ' Apply to parson aUer 4 p m. : niallfv fer*^a ’ DeUea'i Restaurant. MSt Ro-1 rjou lo oarU ' theater Rd^RochaaUr,____________! Ill rcuin your (3iRL. 14-11. 1 OATS. UVE IN ifnrmatian call | Companion to 7 - yenr • old girl > p.m. I Must bt good awimmer. Apply ; T iTl i Afler 2 p.m Morey'a OoH and' 1 rvunt- tiub. 31B0 union Lake Country C Rd , off C dally.^PleaMBt Apply Mlaa Sommer, II on kt. Room II No phone Buildhig Service ,13 l-A-l ALUMINUM BIDINO Installed er la stock Awolngt, Btorme, Stwo I r.0 money dowo-45 mn. A ap Por highest iua.ity. gaaraateeB insured work et rort bottom pricet. oall owner. JOE TALLICLT OL 1-1123____________ 1ST class UCENBED BUaOER _________PI^ 2-4156_________ A-1 PIOOiTsANDIMO WltT -THE PLCOR SANDER PB 5-3721 PABULON - WATERLOX - BRUOl ^ A-1 CARPENTTkY - Atttee OsrafMi? - OET MY BiG FCRST -PE 1-7M4 . Some Itousc- M.jjJheckl*aS* l.MH July . Dec. iHolUnd F . iHomesU . 71 iHooker Ch .7I'« Induit Ray . :: Tnteria Ir 1 igki'Int Bus Mch 1 it tnt Rare ) 21X2 Int Nick ... . I 24X* Int Paper Livestock 44.1 Young BhAT I M Zenith Red I M.7 Brunswick . , DETROIT LIVESTOCK . DETROIT. June 30 lAPi—lUBDAi 4iCettle—Compared with laet week slaug.. 4 ter eteere and hellers lelrly active during I.,-----prices slroag '* ■* — 1 lalrly r--- ' Business Notes News in Brief James V. Lecooq has been; named Detroit regional public rela-i Fred L. Rlg*a. so. of IBS W. ^Sd'toJ*c‘ . ________fir aclH higher with full _______ i« s|»»cameday: bulls about steady ____________ «7.« load and lew head 175-1000 lb. high . 21 0 choice and prime yeerllog steers 27.60- . 17.1 30.00: scattered loeda and ' ........ lb ^olce Steen MOO-2711___________ _______ 1125-1240 lb. steers 25.50-26.50. moally 10.00-20.00: good and low cl--— ---------- • 31.50-35.60: few mixed food a 20 00-M.26: itandard si Rutger* Ave.. yesterday pleaded' guilty to a reduced charge of reck-i”” .“"d?o;?^i.oo"o.w; driving before Municipal j i«Sie“ *tiMi'*iL«““l?w'’“woei Judge Cedi McCallum. He ”•«-« » tions representative for General Motors, effectK'e July 1, G.M Public Relations Vice President Anthony G. De Lorenzs, announced today. Lecocq succeeds James M. Mor- juogc uecii niCL;aiium. tie was i ris. who was appointed assistant fjned $75, placed on a year's pro-ji.oo**hig{»r7'^ime mL................ ... _____ regional public relations manaoprl, j j j choice U.31: utility and atandardl . T-ve < C m ^ {bation, and ordered to pay $10 lo-io. few cuiu down to ii i tor GM in San Francisco. I U , . aiiaee-compared le*i week eUughter! A native of Arnold, Pa.. Lecocq m! “d! joined the public relations staff Ofi icholct spring lembt’ 10-13: email lot 07, - ' Mary Butler, 2S8 Stale St., re- Ih choice lorlng lambt il ls and amall| Hot eholca end orlma sprlDi Iambi ISO: cowi steady, ulll-^ ------ and cutters itabllah trade' Relations manager of AC’s Milwaukee operations in 1957. 50-17.50: cannert day that a wallet containing $45 was stolen from her home. I Ve«Ier»~-8AUbU 2ft: not enou|h io The theft of two fibergias flags, j‘"s^VJ^IaVle H: not enough to make steady, few Iota William R. Jarratt of Royal Oak has joined the architectural firm, , . ' a market of carl W. Plrschcr and Associates, i"*’® spnnkllers and three , Ferndale. The new- organization |of tee markers from the Pontiac j ly^g-is.oo; bulk no i'ind’i'iso-2»'jbt! will be known as Pirscher and Jar- Municipal Golf Course was re-j*Jg:}J5l; Uw m i tSd i So-Uo K member of 16.Io^‘*n” l“and 1 W-OOO *!£* llu- Jarratt is a lornier member oi| uw-^oo the firm aitd ^ member of^ ^ ’ ------------------- Minoru Yamasaki and Associates, __^ .k. i »a/ ■ and alao with Smith, Hinchman>’“ ‘^len yesterday from the $tOck Up . . Up . . Wow! and Gryils. home of Chariey KeOey, 5600 WWW Ipickboume St., according to^ Philip J. U'egeng has joined theUb-^ff, Deut reuorts i ! firm of Manley, Bennett and Co..^"“* , departmeal: This week tke ; investment brokers tn Bloomfield . . . . h I * «• I y »P^I*Uve F.lrchltd Hills and Detroit. He will be «»- v.,TJT«^o pSS’.:i * Instrument hit an ■ociated with the Bloomfield Hills ^ j •« time prak ef 20#' , against *1 ->Ad7r. * ^ .veani afo. , SANDRAIV PAitfiae's LarflABt 'H’'* Sandran is scrublesi . . won't spot, won't stain! ronr " . , * Cleans instantly with tha swish of a damp mop! Thousands Franchised stiver chips are inset in to the vinyl, then Sandron D«ol«r of gold and silver chips are inset in to tl sealed tight and smooth for life urtder a coat of clear vinyl. COVER o 9x12 ROOM for Less Than $20! SPECIAL COMPLETE INSTALLATION PRICE! KITCHEN FLOOR 9k12 AYtroM Kitchgn AmiBtronf Spotttr of laker and Moforial Cenplefe *54.95 T BATHROOM floEfk Wall Tilt 4'6" Ovor Tub, 4-Ft. Over lolunco of Room Lgber oad Noterioi Cenplele *84.95 15x20 BASEMENT AREA Complotoly Instolied with KENTILE *49.95 VmVL RUBBR TIU S:5 13* fx PLASYIC WAU mi E?LS " ^ 2^ akmstmnc'S inlaid mi r/2< Eo. IAioHlfaaa's COKLON VINYL H . 10^^ I FREE! I Wt Lmi Tm TmIs ■ udTUtCiIttn. ■ IN SYOCK YIS$tRA aod FUYURISQ CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS rm ESTIMATES CAU US ASPMALY TILI , aeu ' -- I cr“- KiNtUX VINYL a waalaa- Gw- 4 ^ ^ _ atM# for a Ufa- ID* Eo. ^12 IINOUUM RUC $495 THE FLOOR SHOP 99 SOUTH SAGINAW •! AD BURN Optn Fri. and Mon. 'HI 9 Ploiity of Froo Forbinf in Our Lot Rtor-of Storo FE 4-S21S W A N T A D S FE 2 8 1 8 BUX RIITUES At II a m. Today there were replies at Tte Press office la the foltowlag I, IS, 15, 17. 18. 30. 31. 3S, 43, «S, 41. S7, 71. 73, 73. 74. 75. 77, 81. 14, 14. The Pontiac Praae FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 Krted immeSlately T b a eia aMumtt oo roapon-•Ibimv for errora other Uian lo cancel tha charges tor that porUra of the firat luertloD of tha advertlee-nest which haa bear rep ke/ed ealutleaa tbrei^^tha are Bide be eure to get _______________ type*Htee larger thaa_ regular agaU rba deadline for cancella- nalent 7 gibllcMoe after Iba Aral CASH WANT AD BATKS -Day 1-Dayt S-Daji ... .... ,3,2 It se I se 1 w ISO 117 574 DISSATISFIED EMPLOYED MEN n-vwiii?^.i^G,taww?«V~i-tv.w-A wllltn, toja.njL»m_ °*w’;?k"*^on".SV^lS%rU? Uk^ rtmna ----- Traniportaitioo rogulrad PS EXPEUUENcnCD ARC WELDERS —- ----- PoUDdry Plaak a _______to- experienced MECHANIC WITH tools. Wllaoo service. 4N Orchard Lake. AS A OROUP OP BUflTDEItnrl ofler low prlctt through voluma purebAset on custom "OuaUty Built' homes — MS plana Wa U xecurt mortgage Ho obllgatlra. (Builders Exchange) _____WORK I ‘u'jSay‘’i“l!fuat Iln eltanrn _Apply Bacelaior Clm- _ w'’*&rm._______ 2-134#! ____ ________ 2,V. Hou8ikm*ia ajcd baby sit- all types or concri SJ,, ter to live In. Phono after 3 , wort - ------- EXPERnCNCXO RroE OPERA- •'“WE^ PAR tore for Targe Ctomlvgl. prefer' aeml-traller drivers. Apply Oak-; land Park. Pontiac. King Expo- ! looirr amuaracuon. not a aiogan, a poUcy. Por Information eall (livery, nigntat . ,^ymond W. Commln, OL l-dTU, lagcr openlnga. A-iRESIDKNTTAL COdBiSCM, ...X) atera front ra-Jotui W. capiaa. MT ___________ _-I IYER POR stabllshed route. ApiJy Walker’t Cleanera. Lake Orion__ ^ , TORD MBCHANICT. ALL AROUND man muat be A-1 Ford mechanic. Small dealer. Reply P.O. Box 411. Ortonville. __________ _____ I (KX>D OPPORTUHITT FOR A' good mechanic, plenty of Jobs. I clean modem thop. Preferred one KITCHEN HELP WAITRESeES Apply at Big Boy Drive-In. 14N ' Dixie Hwy. LADY 35-55 35 year eld corporation haa epan-tog lor dignified lady. Salea ei-perlenet helpful. Barolnga ahould average $450 per month. ----- ___ Apply 1303 ___ Royal (5ak. 11 a_____ tolY'r oI«re*“'n2m?a'tfc a^ For* MANICURISTS! EXPERIENCED! e'lra cZ. fcrvl?. TO Baldwli *®f‘‘ ’ “My* I" oxcliulve pl^a-raoi ™ Baldwin beauty aaton. Lead Beauty Sa- -------------------loo. Ml E. Brown Bt., Blrmlng- Higli .School Graduates I ® l: OR 14171. additions OARAGES. AWNINM PoaUac Homa Bervica. PE 4-lOif 'bdildozino - bkcava'ttno TRENCHINO - TRUCKING Sopite rank and Tilt JlmRlamchak__________EM 1 ^MENT AND block Kelt^ O. siegwart. PE I CEMENT WORK OP ALL KOlbC Free eatlmatca OR 1-Q.741. _ CUS'TOM CONCRETE WORK 3Q lit y0ur_nten« » Mill. CEMENT WORK, NEW OR-^RE- !likK PEOPLE7 LIKE JKWKLRT7 palra. Licensed. IIMITED NUMBER OP APPLl- Like money? CaU P^S-i5»5_ , PE 4-1100_______________ CATIONS BEING ACCEPTED ! PRONE SOLICITORS. PULL OR i DRY WALI TAPINO AND NOW FOR 10 TO 12 WEEKS pert tine tn our " - '*'— —"—— ” . ___________________ Ml Oakland. ‘'T.I O.NALLY known ' repined WOMAN. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. T E R N A TIG NALLY KNO... , CONCERN WITH BRANCHES IN _____________________ INlSlC tog. Prea eetlmarti PE 0-ITtl. ELECTRICAL SCRY -kREE y! PARTNEY Electric. .. _ - “f R Tn c"l pTe'cTtim: 1 Si'"*?*!,!.!?“or'ilvfi? “[* rm' ‘ Jim WORK**«R*%rNT8VE^D® . ^ PRONE MR KERRY, PE 4-0004 ; i ESTOIATK ON ALL ELK<£ POR INTERVIEW k.7. Incal Wiring R. B. Muore Eloc- m nin., *?I I tnc Co loig W. Hurra, PE 5-OUI $yo v\ j!HK ! I bSto"“yBA^'* to Uke charge of local area men Overwrite and draw. 0:10 sharp MI Oakland_________________ MEN - YOU CANNOT AFFORD 4100 mj vwrRvis c.ivan- i Walton, Drayton ‘ H O U 8 TO\-.S - ( this If a 1100 weekly, cipenlag to Pontiac wlicra our Products are —" anowr. Write Rtwlelgb'a — FUN — $$$ .. .. no collectloDi or The TWy Oieat, will _PE J-4-TO_________ weii I WATTRESS NIOHT8 APPLY DUN- Mlt I.ER 0 FLOOR BERTI« Auburn B_E Blvd _____ _ ■ -________WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT-! AN TO WORK IN AUTO PARTS real for full time work. Apply ] •tore. Must have at least one year at Pranra Qrtll. Keego Harbor, i experience ai an auto parts cterk 33"it Orchard Lake Rd , No plher^need apply. WANTED IX'PERIENCED WArr~ ' Hollerbacki Auto Parts | rr.u Apnly. ln person at IM S. ! a-wn Ign n l-4i_____________ RCX)F RF-PAIRS YESTRODOHtNO PE 4-0444 I R d. SNYDER FLOOR LAYING ----------—-----------, ^ Exp preferred. works. Live TO TAKE i I I ahd 7 V premtaex. Lake , AT I beat well, I Por permanent positions < :WE WISH TO EirrEND OUR 1 heartfelt thanks and appreclatlsn ! to our friends and neighbors lor . their many acts of kindness and floral ofterlnga. during our recent bereavement to the toss ol our beloved husband and man P DNsra. Spec— .. Rev J M Kavanaugb Wesleyan Melbodlat Chu I will I REAL arallcanta. AwUcatlons token at the Wa—— Ask for Mr Unless I. Special thanks t« WATERPROOFING Work guaranteed Prto csUmatgi. ___ P^ MTTT_________ Business Service IS -- 1 FOR wall WASIUNO. PAUTT- s;; I " : ALL MAKES OP POUNTAIN P^ffS ' repaired by factory trained men ®»f »«"•» Oeneral Printing * ’®®y Office Supply Co_ 17 W. Uw-; _rence St Phone A 1-OlW. 8 BLOOimELD WAIL CLEANERi. —d wtndows. Reasonable. ___ ESTATE SALESMAN Prefer one with eiperlence will catulder training right m Must own good car and come Vru • .u or v p.m recommended. Strictly commis- as/___ Sion work but good eamlngs ere Help Wanted essured plus share to nrofUs, L ' T'~---- - ^ A- . H Brown Realtor Ph PE 1:4010. • COUPLE POR CARETAKER OP . ___________ , ------------------- .. PHARMACIST H AND II1-01J|M0 a|« to city Experienced ODly, ELECTRIC MOTOR BEXYIC* Rt- wDMwn and Mr. John •of the ! to 01M40 woeklv To lUl fulurt ! references. Write Box 2L Poc ------ --------------- — “ son - Johns Puneral Home vacancies In local area Muat be ; Press, giving qualifications. fSJ,''"}?" SSTj-rw-hi*.!! reatsiered to practice es a phar- ELDERLY MAN-pOR TOED LU„ ___________________ -- maciat In Michigan Obtain ap- her yard 3M East Blvd . Nerth. I M OAKLAND ___________________ ________ 1---M V wrmn?'’ Ml■;-1 lam Murt fc» neai strong and -4.-- Voorhees-Siple | ' FUNERAL HOME ( INDUSTRIAL SERVICE ....'hine loo's, electrical and Jiy-draiUlc repair Maehtoo rebaSd. Ing-Dfw and used cqulpmcnl MA AftlO Lundgren A Tlncher CotB. NEW \VAV asphalt For tree eXUmaUa oa buck topping vour driveway call PE 4-7l6 - All work gUarratee^ _ , ------------PLABTIRiNO—NEW <3R 'REPABt Employment Agencies 9 work ouaramaad pH i-trot PLUMBWO ALTERATIONS. BLIC- . ----Bfiekke^ing * Taxes 1* Time REAL I!.S1.\TK UL.ASS , ■ ‘ NOW STARTTNO Cam ovhile you are learning this good paying profeaslon If you are , over 33 and live within 10 mUe« of Ponllac. phone PE 1-7011 lor U. Scluiett. Realtor Conigtary Lots 5j 'BEAUrnKTU I OOB^LOJ^Ott- i lice. Market PEBRT MT. PARK . Beawltaf 0 travo lot 5140 loial U E-1107 after 5 p n DO YOU HAVE A SERVICE TO OFFER .THE PEOPLE OF OAKLAND COUNTY? e paint Job M cburcta. Mast arfSae work. OL M4M.__ wool, PRESSER p pay. VoorteU Oaaoers. 4100 w Walton_prarMo_ Plains YOUNG MEN '"^ PuU or part tuna Oeltvery work I In Pratlac arsO. Must have a ; depandabU ear Apply Mr ItogU bef 0 and 10 a m. only 10 W Htfrra ~ --- •* TODWO 7 I ALTEHATION8. FK 4-MSS. II Mar. A I ence Ave . Pontiac. ^ DRESniAKINO. TAIUHUNO. 'A^ I. BodelL r 'DiiiiiJr‘a'w;rtra“*n*'?'oI warm ^2 lo? fair cIu5og***wATNK . Garden Plowing. 1^ *C™OOL. DfM. S97C, ftot ■ 4M4. i .... Detroit M. Jiflchlgan^____ I W4RNEB. ROTO TIILnik' Work Wanted Male •• '•*" « t-ataU ■ Dm» ‘^*in*i»B -- ^ GARDEN PLOWING and'.. J^*S?ioiJ N^f« *■» WALL WA8MINO. CARPET O "UB!"*).*?*- ??*!?': Uphpi Moeb rieoara PK 4-i*n A t CARPENT ______ A YOU NO marked man Offer ,yoar I bodge or de Aa exporteoced tappT. fjrowiNu.JCRAioffid Discwd^ ' —. ww '42M y Laundry S^viM ■ ROTO - TtUiNO I troming progrom oeallobi oelutely oo aglBog. anleex Is your desire. Wa wUI a-- , _______ — •ithtur full Umt or part Unf *tre* full or purt*iimf work avpUcMU AppUnttoiu ktFai ymu fj?*\b* Uwtom a? uS*'l0bby WORK 'nKW AND - - diik 10 am"^4 om ^ Remmleltog PE 5-0010 --------cabinet-maker-A?ib''cARPB« Help ^i^ed Female 7 ® apeciaity pe ‘BEAUTICIANMAMICtfRIST SHAM. mS*'’’.*** W ..... poo atrl Birmtoxham H Mtla A - w-.r-.i r. s.w Telearaph MA 0-7121 __ 1 P1NI8HnrcJl«7rrEaa nIcE -TO PLACE \Ol R ,\J> KAR WAmkcsa » 6b olm . jT-±”P Imwer eipertenee. li--—"— us -.ic- i DIAL EE 2-8181 Landscaping ^ ^PpfTia~Wpa*~’» AlfYiA-1 MBaR3H AND KENTlAir « • Ww deliverv SrmSx pm m 0 043$. . M$1 Oook. Bdr UL 2-4#57^ riFTY-FOUR THE rONTlAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 80. 1960 itck ae»ii$. wi~l-MilP £l«». WE PAY ALL __ YOUR RILLS li is??* *“ Mil ter 'Z fr«“*ir??i.“W45£r bm?‘^irisr,.?5?is?"^Jr"r.s( cl«»nup ol JUI 'f«i“8ho« I-T ROOMS or FURNrrURE AND ; 3~RM8~PVT bath AD^« 4*0 I _____________________ appllancci ntoded WUl pay more ! wk. 11 S Je«sle. FE 4 ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN. _caeh. l^aee phoM FE 3-M43. , |j nice ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH _Nlcrty decorated. _ra_M7»7, LSrr 08 BOY it OR BELL IT' Call after 4pm FE_4-«I0^^ , j ^,,0 gaTH IB PONTIAC. _lor JIOU. OA aoool____________ ;j~bOOM apartment, private atuitln lurnlehed, 3 or 3 children CASK FOR FORNITORE AND AP^ hath private ytj-ance l»>u°^ I . welcome. MY 3-I7M.________ nllancee. Old plecee or houeelull nooi^. cloje to downtown, eio a j Roo„g gg-pH oaRAOI CLIAN. Pmpt eourtMaa e e r 11 c a . PE I _week I Weit side. 470. Inquire MY 3-0001 -hZ!IL_______________________i’ "ooy®, No^d?ink- ‘ "**- UPira UbbERN BBiCE spot caM.*OT«’'d't.levUl.n..| 'eT R*;^rr‘.^c.rri'Vi;?.‘‘Xr SVkafT oiT‘pE‘iS!Si. furniture and mtaceUaneoua. Free ( 0 p m._________________________*-------------------------- eitlmatee.^ MIJ07^^________rw«.. FVT. BATH. tnCARKK- BWANfED ARTICLES PICEED _ttac plant Adulw^ P^l-TOO^ un free td charge. Phone "THE 3 ROOMS. PVT. BATH AND IH-HELFINO HAND • MA 0-1141. It 1 trance, newly furntahed and deco- no aiuwer. FE 4-7104___ | raled^PE 1-JL137.__________________ W1 BOV AND 8EU. OBED WASH- 3~rm yOR COUPLE It NIW-------------- ™...................................... —^ g RM. BRICK TWtRACC. BASE-ment. 1 bedrnu. Nr. Tcl-Buron OR 3-1470. Call between 4 and frteiert, air conditioning unite, alrclrlc atoree. Mac Heating and Air Condition^. MA_4-377l Wtd. MiBcelianeouB 30 3~HM UPPER WITH PVT. BA^TH Jte 0^ "No''Wu™P»t.'*park°ng -Rm-B^^rABT Inanire 00 Dwlfht. * '•*£:____ _________________ _AB A.aE,8| fumliura or ---- clasned for unwanted srtlclaa. FEj uca? Wa will buy three 0-0007. ____________ OB_3-n«.________ ** * I ''^•"te‘1 Rent BAULtNO AND RUBBISH NAME r prtco. Any time. PE * tiOHT MOVING. LIOHT HAUL-^ and_ cloan-up. Raaaooabla. utllltlea. Inquire 05_ Dwight, i 3~RMbT and'BATH. BABY WKL- I I coma. 1^ Drertan.____________ 3 ROOM APT WP n^R. 010 10', Willard. FI 5-031S ________ ROOMS AND BATH O'DELL CARTAGE Local and long distance moving. ______Phone FE 0-0000_ Trucks to Rent ta-Toa Plekm' 1<4-Tnn StakM TRUOU TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT Sump Tnicka Bcml TraUari Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. . W S. WtXlDWARD FE 0-B401 FL ---- Dally__Including Sunday 00 OAKLAND 1 and 4 room apartment, clean, etove and refrtg . 050 and 000 month. Sea Mrs. Anderson. FE Newly decorated apartmanta with 3 roome and hntb. Chlldran par-month. closa t' Shjfe Q*?**^***^* ^ 3' LABOI^ROblilSr"raWT floor , e^llt or PE 1-74M after 0_ ' front. 100 BaMwln PI 4-0711. COLORID, 0 ROOM. RUtlD AIT' ' ATH. 7t --------------------------- " ------ Wanted Transj^rtation 34 LIAVINO FOR LITTLI ROCK. ARK. am. Room for thrat. CaU Wtd. Contracta, Mtgs.^ A BID FROM US will mean mort money to you ter your land contract. CaU ns v N. Saginaw. Apply In the A M. at the Pantry.______ rSlCE RMS., BATH. UTIL. PURN. lst_noor^FE 0-0100.____________ rTiooM mm- krino. REMOV. pain^noint^¥^xV paSferT hanjjing. Mason Thompaon. PE----- „w.. ------1 ground! B loca- tion Nenlv dec Adulta only. $70 per mo. EM_3-4307 0 ROOMS AND BATH? OllM m week, turnlita own ullUtlea. FI O^NOOliniST^lSERLy TOU pie or young couple with baby In arms FE^ 4-0401. 130^Parke 81 110 WEEKLY. 3'RObMB. FRIVATI beth &od entrance. Heat and utllltlea Near Pontiac and ^Iwr plants. Apply 004 or 000 St. Clair. A ONI ROOM APARTMENT DOWN, wa sai, I town. Clean, quiet, pleasant. Very property suitable one person. 154 H Perry, ■uu usia. ssu .U. Ken Templeton. | n 1-3053. Also 3 room epertmenL K. L. Templeton. Realtor ' a^^^vely purn^ r^^_ 13> Orchard l^ke Rd^_ PE 4-4563 rg«f n Shirley li Lola. Pontiac. LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR Adults OL 1-107^_____________ ----■■ ^ BACHKlb"R~Pr„ PVT M^ ‘ 3-4000. e _____ shower both, TV. N. end, very nice. PE 1-4370^_ B a'c H E'LOR APT. PVT EN- Wanted Real Est^e REALTY SERVICE VK~bo PAINTINO AND P^™ Tel^ision^rvice JENSEN'S T SERVICE APreR-; PE noon a evening *»U ^_3-0405.--- DAY OR“NlbHT TV ^^CE CASH 48 Hours, for Homes, Equity, Land Contracts COLORED 4 ROOM AND BATH — TO DOWNTOWN PONTIAC-PRI-- REASON- ABLE RENT. FE 0-0001.____ CLEAN LAROE 0 ROOMS IN 4-famllv dwelling. OIOO mo. UUll-tos furnished, plus wesher end l7t04' "" ®r pets. FE Efficiency Apartments t9““y kluihen, bathroom, 100 N. Faddoek. FE 1-lOM. FOR RENT 5 ROOM APARTMENT, hnt 8 cold water,, lake frontage. month. 0430 ArUngton Rd heated, 4 RM. AFT TOR COU-iMe 30g W. Third Bt.. Rochester. Venetian bUnda. carpeting, fireplace. stove, porch, garage Avail July 1st. Call WE 5-0614.__ LOVEl'T 4 ROOM APARTMENT, good location, private tntrance on^araga. CaU after 3:30 FE brick terrace, iwtmmlnj, flahlni, boating EM 3-3144 A UN 3-Mll. LAROE 0 ROOM HOUSE. CLEAN eonvenlant, attach^ .{S’ ----------y^Lake priv. MA 4-1333. ORCHARD COURT APARTMENTS "Rent Greatly Reduced" -1 AND 1 BEDROOMS-Furnlshed A Unfurnished - AIR CONDITIONED — mtiac't most exclusive MODERN 1 ROOM HOOO 1^ prlvllages. 0100 me. FE 3-4IW. MODERN O A R A O E HOUM. Williams ^Uke^ prvlUe^eo. Bultebla new 3 BKDROM~HOMI inK aala oi For rent .. —-----------„ , home and 1 bedrm. home. Newly decor.. Lake prlv., NA 7-0044. FONTIAC TMIL 7000. 7 ROOMS and_bath^VlBlC4^l-0071;______ TWIN BEACH. 0 ROOMB. KATB and garage. Relereani and lecur-Ity requlrtd, 071. EM 3-5004. \V. Yale, Cor. Stanley Brick 3 bedrms., rent—option to bi^ within 0 mo. FI 1-0030 or Vif 6-1717. ___ ____himpelmann realty_______ YEAR AROUND BOUSE ON WIL-Uams Lake. 1501 Desmond Rd Opet - ■ - - •— LUxe Beautiful kitchen with metal cabl-~ In dacorator colors with plas-tops. Btova and refrigerator ilsbed beat and hot water 'sofli furled. Kltchrn fan. master 7 Rent Lake Cottages 41 BDRMS. LAKEFRONT. IS MI. N Pontiac, Wkly OR 3-7137 or OR 3-W70. 3 ROOMS. WATERFORD AREA. NO ^ta. no children. OR 3-0000.__ 3>a ROOM MODERN APARTMENT 00 PoaUic L»ke,Wtfh. moa* OR l-S3?3. 24 JIM WRIGHT. Realtor „ ;3« Oakland Arc. Open 'Ul 0:10 “cAsfrfeTHA M P BTRAEAf - 17100 AND GI EQUITIES laU us for Immediate -- k. 1. WICKERS! BUYINO ADULTS 10 SALMER ST , APT 0 FE 8-«>18 X^,ngUy AUd i^.JP a48iJ!,ll,IB , ROCHSisiER"'LOWER 5 RM FLAT 3 blki from downtown. Carpeted modem. U 0-0173. 10 FT WIDE TRAILER. $30 PER T?al“ter CTOrt. FK^O-^OOt. ' CASS LAKE. I, located on Waldo, CaU us ter Immediate demit. --------------SHAM MAPLE MAYFAIR O-dlSO * r'dc__________ just off Huroi furnished. Ava...-..,. or Aug 1 Reasonable n OR 3-3116 ___ _______ ROOMS FUR- nlshed Floe beach. $75 wtek. _ FE 4-0058 _________________ COtTAOlB ON L»KB LBBLANAU. modem, boats and beach. OR BEDRMS.. OAS HEAT. m-CAR m .............. BEDRM. HOME IN'WARDS OR-ebara. Suburban Itvlnf Just 0 Pantror_ Mixed Dflghborbood. PE 1-1310 alter PLANNING TO BUILD1 . _ . , g complete I bed- bnek ranch with I'k in baeemdnt. Oo your 5 ROOM MODERN. PULL BA8E-ment Oak floort. PIreplaco 3 ear garage By Bt. Benedict — Doneboo. PE 8-0715. 7 p.m. to IS REWARD IlM for return of Urge Afghan Round. Blond color bbek maak turning gray U yri Mrglshagcn of 14 Mtir , Birmingham. , Kennels. i LETS GET MOV'INC ! Spring Is time to buyers waiting for erty. small farmi CaU immediately, I Paul M. Jone«. Real F.st. 1 OR : 4-1550 _Jf'" t o^oli._________________' more CASH OR TRADE Notices and Personals 27 ant former VrVlANE WOOD-i '' ard or VI San dUtrlbulors ton- LAKE LISTINGS- tact VivUne Woodard Coii«»llt "Riivcts Galore Bludio, 0«1 W, Huron. Naw devci LHI) I n» vjaiuic '^r^NsIloSl Adve'Iu^g''*wa^ HIGHLAND^Rd! R 4-0I( For selling onlv 05 bottles Wai- for *^mall HoU^e kma_DouWe_8tre^ Vanilla 150, V®"'' L Have casli BEDROC.........^ ^"o^Dwlghi RMS NEWLY DEC STOVE g^pooM HOUSE tooeT'fivnace. nice back yard, Tloweri and garden. Mixed neighborhood Price reasonable liy quick sale. 104 K. Bdlth, FE 1-0117 A REAL BUY | ' 0 rm. bouse All newly redecorated ; Inside and out '% basOment. White Lake priv.. 1 lots. Will aceecK ; any reasonable offer down or will REASONABLE. 3 BEDROOM home In Rochester, OL 1-lOU ^.YLVAN VILLAGE large ehaded lot. 1 bedroomi. fireplace gat heat, aoft wajer. [ o-nio Suburban Living At Its Best ____ . ROOMS AFTER 5 AND SUNDAYS SEE -___FE_SMS5_________,------ CARETAKER MR. CAHROLL. Al brICK HOME. 3 BEDROOMS 3 , dj;AN RM NICE SHARP. PE ^RUADM CT................I car garage AutomaUc **<'h» ' l-g40g. 114 Mt. Cbment._ '3 ‘r^ IS'S?? ' jm ^JL.'Jg'^nfurn"*'*,^.*! 4 | ■ RentX’l.TUn>urni^d“3^' ^^us?TC?r » LM I a month 3 months In advance CLEAN RM.. _____ ____small" furnished HOU8E~rOR COMI^TABLI~RdOirFDR"a»^^ “ftJ**]J^^!^and''40ma'CMh. j * j«^OnEUrabethUkeRd_F. ttem^. ^ grJile U W- «-t Houi«:Unfurn;jO iA^oT^r^li^^ J TERRACE OAS ^ 3 ROOMS AND BATH. *10 OAK j BEDROOM HOUSE ELIZ^ABE'TH '* Approxl acraa of land. Beautlfui “• St Multe only UL 1-3710 Lake Privileges, gas heat |76, ; "“J™***"'®' E* | tr"M.KA 7-3001 203IMU.Orton- DRci&d" upper' DUPLEX FF. 5-8000 ^___ ______ _ 1 ------------------— ' vllb. _____________ ‘ - albble July « ROOMS MODERN. 4 MILES E. j RoOmS with BOSrd 43 ALL MODERN 0 ROOMS AND -----*-----—-----------" ' — ——• -------'ffgg/^®' John K. Irwin & REALTORS Since !"■ __________________J porches overlooking Lake Orton-Real nice family room ogens to bke. Out side barbecue If you want a nice lakelroM take a look at thle CLARK *1^ WITH 0000 DOWN Five roe Vunnlow Wall to wall carpeting. Oil FA furnace. New roof. Ineul., Brick elding. A good buy. I HOMO SI^ ROOM BUNGALOW location In city. |*.ai SUBURBAN BUNGALOW , - Very noat borne---■-■■ ■ garage. Near eel Waterford Twp. n nice lot. l‘k j i. nothing I I Pvt. 205 0 ARE YOU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? ]V through your p ““ ' ■ d qulotli 2 AND 3 PsbOMS UTILITIES rUR- HOLI.YWOOD APTS. i rof wiim: HRc OP®®*'" 10 Dlkle H 1 ROOM APARTMENT TOR LADY, close to loan FE M150 O' wtr. 4-3101 AMO LIT UB OITB YOU ONE PLACE TO PAY BUDGET SERVICE ■ 1* W HURON__FB Ij:^ IN DEBT? IF SO ! LET US I Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIG.WN CREDIT COUNSELLORS BM 7Q PONTIAC CTATE BANK BLDO FE 0-0454 Member Amerlcaa Asaoc Credit Oounselors |gg s Edith Michigan Aseoc Credltc Oounselor ” IMPRINTED Wedding Napkins i ,i rmb clean,. "FREE" 1 j*^mb~* ROOM'house large yard. ■ OprYlpypirtTand. >E 3-tlOO. ®“‘’' ROdMTToARD WITH OR NTTH- - , out. 135te Oakland Ava. FE 4-1054. DUPLEX Conv.ietcent Homes 44 tent for a prompt and Lake Road near Slate Avenue gut matir Heat - Full Basel rtnion of the preaent Prefer middle aard couple or 3 WILL DBCORATE "eanaytT .H„u. .5. mo^idu^ ;.^ut.liues 5;, p,,,^ j H home_yEJ:037L 'PER CLEAN, UTIL- FE 4-78.13 5S Ruth M* ES.RT.S;™ " 30 X SO MODERN STORE BtUba call UL 2-0613_______________ wMRDi auburn heights Inum elorme St acraeiu. Fenot yard. PE 1-3741. SALE OR TRADE e oaeb. 1 with Twp, T» th Vi b PE MSSS FE 4-4401 ...........................CLARK REAL ESTATE QMC Truck Will take 05M down j]g| w HURON OPEN EVE A SUN on each or land contract as ' MULTIPLE LISTINQ SERVICE r VALENCIA 1 RMS STOVE SED ROTIO Rent Apts. Furnished 37 2A4mV a aiTH. upper, lake- *‘*-°-* - ROOMS I BEDROOM BUNOALOW Aduiu OR ■^rooms“a'ndTat^beto ______ __________ OR TBEbR5r-pARTi--T-rURN 5^. ‘SrAutlTm-^Ej^lfio ■-Ikefront apt OR 3-0100_; 3 RMS AND BATH. ALL UTILmiB --......- ----- - r. LakeJHklai^ OA 0- 'bEDRIA pvt ENTR for I ■ furnished, slove. west s'lS^NMJly ' J I R^< bachelors, wldowe or working | decorated. 001 a month. Inqulra 1 — * *’" couplrs Ke«r new II8UO. f* ; *t 7M W. Huron._______________ ; 4-ljoi or PE 1-rOO._____rRMS~AND^BATH. IhfT. EN-1___________________________________________ ROOM APARTMENT BUITABLE traocr Inquire at_M MKhanIr ; 2 BEDRM OARAOE. ELIZ LK.. for peoiloner or Working biab 3room"aPT RXPRIO AND 8TOVK | But Adulte. IM a mo. OB **-*:*“•_____________________' furnished. PE 0-0644._ _____j ________________ ROOMSAbATH LAROE CLEAN I 3 «*»»«>“, modem A quiet, let floor Heated , children welcome Walled lota Adults No drlnkere. Referenees. i Area 100 MA 4-3433._______ __________ ______ PE 01741 after 0 p m___________ j ROOMS A BATH _ __ ___PE 5-5044. _ _ j—j, ^baTH~18T PL . 4 A BATH Inquire^ 48 Hill______ 1 RM AW , 111 MONTHLT. UTIL up Cool rlose In. PE 0-1414_______; 4~boo1«.' 3* OAH HILL BT OAB - ^ .. ^ ntddllS AND BATH, MAIN PLR . heat, 041 month Adalts --- —- yeWgerator. 17r — ------ 81 ._rE 5-0075 ___ 1547 betwt n.OM dosen__Nlce 3^bed_r»^^ VACANT FOR B£I»LT ^LADT IN Rent Stores -Rl ---- ' room bouao .11 4 room bouae. aU on 4 aerea of gotM farm bnd. Cash or terms. We wlU hold land contract. CaU Mullwrry 0-13l0jar Mu^rry 0-0146.___ A'rrRAcrnrE I BEDitobM hoobe. by oamer WaU to waU carpetlnf. combinatloa etoraui^aad earemte^ Pontla*m^^*Man4e off Wattbu 144 Judson after 4_^____ SHELL HOUSE dSJTKb BT TO., __- O^Joelyn J^one PE 0-1431 ■MALL HOUSE WITH B'mEMENT. loir down payment. PE 3-U04 I TEADB. Lda HEW 1 SBI*o6m { I home Shtrp kitchen with snftrk ‘ ! b^. Tiled both 8cU llt.OM with i STOUTS Best Buys Today TRI-LEVEL STARTER ■ <14 ’L® ‘£*'ar«id af ' SPANKIN NEWE-Delightful Build g beme tn kw prgud if. b^drumi roiigli home wtt^ Tour lot or oura «aTe model. nearoom rwm noose o O Ptettley. Builder. KM H4SI. to BUT OH BELL BIB CLARKSTON REAL ESTATE. INC (604 8. Itein Bt. Open D4lly 0 to 0: Sunday II M I MAple L»B»1 Aatkini LAKE rtoftuSBSTl UOB. Lawrtnee 75 Clar _ ROOM APARTMENT FOR t “ Chen. Uvir- - • month. Green 8L._ 3 RM UPPER PVT BATH 313 S Paddock PE 3-7710 OH IO #k ENT , BATH. PI o70M3 . PI 1-1010 _____________ BEDROOM Of* >E HOWARD .... — ■ Vtwrrn I 10 I txcepI Bun. ! 3"rooms"^AND BATH MURPHY g~ROOMS AND BATH wflH OAB i ----------- —4 „(rtgerttor. all cooking_stove and furnace. CaU IS AND BATH MURPHY iteve and refiigerttor all a furnlabed Oel.Reo ApU . ‘ PH?MW iv" OVrftE^'TRANBFHMD LAMt prtv. Oood laooma lor risht party. Comar 1^ Hi ft. aq. t year around hWea, *----- 1<» b< ' ------ u'rwi liY OWNER as bungalow. Oiaa heal Oar- leno DroM W- PamUy ilit kitchen loaded with eablneta. and ball hatha, brge LAWRENCE W GAYLORD. R^tor W. flint bt . LABB ORION MY 2-2821 MULTIPLE USHNO SERVICE O'NEIL BE SURE TO SEE THIB VERY ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom home in Washington Park The eiceptlonally well planned Uvlng room, dining floor and large 1 upstairs tor futtft tlotT Located on a •haded paved etr» down payment. Price eii.-OOv HURRYI I BEDROOMS - Pull base-ment. garage Large landscaped Tot. Clou -40 Bt Ben-odtet'e Sebooi Walking distance to rel-Ruron Bhopptng Center HURRY-HURRY HURRY! This eic.-llent buy ‘V:3* bedroom raoA t country le.. poulbte Ird. garage. 1 VV. Yale, G)r- SUnley 1 Bedrme., alum, aldfew. *te< traut. Oar. Dr. gT5. nw. 40 1 FI o-oo«i,_ -PLUS ISO INPQIIMALS-. WHb Evtry Order Of Weeing Invuatipiis Backenstose Book Store,| 30 EAST LAOr^NCE PEJ-JOIOi mV _____' _____ ' I rooms modern sPACtoui "rMB AND BATH STOVE. RE-, yard, garage, west suburban. No: ____________ Auburn HeIgbM ! frig A uttl iw Alao geraie , ehlldua Reference ruulred. PE, }g» heal. Couple UL 2'266? ^ ; FI 2-7M6 ^ter 5 30, or| >-«t33_______^ "LAROE Ro5mB. CLOSE IN ;3^ROOMS , **^*I;_.**!l-*l?F • furniture aM new rttiig- | crator FE 1-3111.____ ________i ROOM. puTik'ni entrance and bate, PE 5-04ii4 lio Mt crater washer au. furn PE 3-I33T D^TT ifAlO BUPPUEsT^ 730 1 ROOMB MAwUeew Mrt, 'WoU^. PB' ANI> BATH UTIL .10 srk 'llPMt. Clamaaa S-llM. 3 RCiOMS AND bath. UjJtIH. im.. atev*. refits. PE MlOt^ _ I RM. WElf SIDE. CLOSE IK util. iwvo. relrig.. coupte. PE Ltehurheat and parUng Mt. S7*r3| t7l for sliyle offloet. After -^“•7“; a m FE 3-4W^ RIRMINORAM^ For Saie Houses ^_49; u ACRf, ' , ir^to; l»T”ia MO^ month aM mOMra alumttnm fy ognicR rasT IIDK. 1 inch Iwmc.C^^M. M*^‘ |"LSrE^ei2iU S^el. iBBdecapIlW. fuU bath. I ___*.••> Nwa^ n irgw living ream and k 1th pleaty of Musette ivaSSitirmrMS W_J-0010__________ WlflTFlFXD ESTATES OWNER - wm MU teU 3 bwlrqM ranch At the tew. low price of ---M. Iktra. large CyelWM !d tot Prtrttegea oa Maceday WUUama litw. Paiiuilan 1 Ptet MA 5-USt. WALTERS LAKE. 0 BEDROOll “ place acra«nad-la porch. P |iarage 1 lote MUM. MA iTA%iR iAEE PRmUBm. k We 1 hrdrtwau. attic. br«^ way Pa^ OII.IBO Ra^ able *cwa payment OR 34011 after 0 week days. , RTaR AROUND tAKETOiNT SK’£iiJP.‘vanJi .araa-”— SMALL FARM — Coatrenteutly teeated >10 RoebceUr a^ goad pamd rood. laelndM 2Sur*Jis&?;M garden aMl. Only Sll.OS* with tl.Mt doem. WRrreti Stout, Realtor "" ner-A. o." UTceSI'A! suburb area There carpeted Using r--- dining eU. ----- BRAND NEW USTINO. Located aaar St Mlka'e A laraly famUy lioma wite 1 "'ud dte^ 'room'i ara earptrtad. FuiIbaMment and 3 B«v«D roam, two «torj. 3 rooBM. o»k floort. pUtl wiIU. large ent'loMd front p< Ntor yard with Mreral p roe* ttJIS Phone OH 1-Hr» Hillman. rrure>enllng Clar l|al^^Mte. tIU W Huron 8i 'a^LlANS~ $190 DOWN I bedroom* Comer lot Utility room Brick and asbeitm. Carport. Vacant Open Walk In and lt»k at it. It Interested, call luilah Lake L.states ~H A LAROE WX12S TT LOT WITH PAVED STREET Model located 4 mile* north f Walton Bird, on Joalyn OI-ORAH BLDO CO. I'E 2-'1122 ' BUaDERB OP NATIONAL ROMES ' GILES furnace. lArge I00a}00 ft well landkcaped lot Located III a nice uuiet neighborhood. Call for further Infor- Xorth Side Pulll*^^br"-- tractlTe feature* too numerous to mention. Call for appointment. (ill.FS RK.\|.TV CO. PE 34173 2i1 BALDWIN AVE OPEN • A M - t P.M MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE Friendh Will Admire ; this I bedroom home, modern' kitchen with dining cU dUilngj room, largr living room, full base-; menl. large recreation room with! bar. Separate laundry, water softener Furnace room, new furnace. -2 car garage ConrtrucUon or ^»Wlt; Appmalmalely 1 acre' of lawn.l Don't mis* Ibli opportnnity. Your Children | wni enjoy the well fenced yard: around this 3 bedroom home A kitchen that la out of this world. Dining'all. Wring room with apUt atona flreplacr. Large 1 car ga- 231 W. Waitdn Tt t-230* 'CUSTOM • BUILT I HOMES I _TOPS IN QUALITV I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED i -Your Flans ISrjQiiri I -*t,v»]*»ctur*l SdPrice avallabla. - All financing Arranged I-We will eelT your old home or Ukr It In trade -See our models under conatrue-tlOD. i TR’I-LEVELS I RANCHERS I 4-BEDROOM HOMES I FROM $10,000 to $50,000 kampsen: Realty & Buildinir C MULTIPIe LISTING 8ERV1 FE 4-0921 WEST SIDE 4 bedroom*. 2 full Imrge 22ill carpeted _ . room with natural (Ireplatr. Separata dining room Largs kitchen with ftmllv slaed breakfast nook. Full^ba^c- walkVng* dr*t*nce*lo •cbooU. churches, shopping center*. Priced to »fll with Urmt. LAKE COrTAOE BROWN OREEN LAKE ROAD — Lerge I 'em with t'l lot*. 6 Urg* 3 bedroom rick home with luii basement baths, attached garage Drive r U you like then cau for aj>-ilntment A smart buy at 117,- t cottage with nea living room, rued In porch lacing Boat dock. Nice tbad-M Plenty of room for nslon Immediate pot-on. Enjoy thi* •ummer. ng, fishing and iwtm- ished In knotty cedar. Largs living room. 2 car garage. Lot l«0i2M. Pull prlca only IM30. IVAN W'. SCHRAM REALTOR FE OPEN BVENINOB It SUNDAYS M2 J08LYN COR MANSFIELD MULTIPLE LIBTINO SERVICE smaller Will ( ■ party < BLAIR SMITH WIDEMAN COLORED - EA.ST SIDE INCOMi - ll» PT FRONTAOE OAELAND^AVK^^ ^ rora -apartment* Separate hatha. Apartment* occupied. Total income «43 mo Ei-tra vacant lot neat to prop- llreplai'C. ga» heat. to Cass Lake and SylvM Like PRICED FOB QUICK SALS SMITH-VVIDF.MAN REALTY' ' 413 W HURON OPEN EVBI FE 4-4526 annett Year-around 4 bedroom home with 2 complete bathe, 20-loot carpeted living room, full sired, dining room, modern kildhen with birch rnpboarde galore and lep-arate breakfast nook. Oeer 300 feat of water frontage tnd an excellent beach. Plenty of tbade treea and a acraenad-ln tsminer house to enjoy the not summer ^n!lS5^i*’Sh^n'*^^ appointment. SEMINOLE HILLS You con ImmodUtf poitfii- •loa on thiff ftae 3 bodroom home. AH ihp rooms or* »ivw! Klamil RM/t the downetalri petod 14 bftths. Ri full basement fhioi settle estate. $l3.50b with cash to mortfete. ;f. c. Wood Co. Williams Lk Rd. at MOO OR 3-1133 ___After 0 p m OK 3-3003 GAYLORP LOO RANCH HOME ' Lovely 3 bedroom home with den. Plreplace It Included In both uvlng and dining room. Three Tota with nice Rfa'onabl n*^ flowers Suburban | anch with 2 bedrooms. . .nom living rodi" a con.! kitchen Full I italrwev to expansion attic for 3rd bedroom Full basement and glaated-in porch. Out-atandtni at 00.000 — $100 down plua coats. WATERFORD TWP. 3 bedroom ranch only 1 b’oek ‘ to Orade and Junior High. Aluminum elding. Full basement Carpeting and water softener. Owner leaving state. 012 130-0400 down plus eoiti. Other Good Buys PLEASINGLY DIFFERL-NT I room custom built IUnch< i«ca plenty 1 ftoo woods Ns . earpftlnit. stoi I. nvi water heat and othi features Only i olocfcn school. Ideal Afea for cht Only 93,500 down wi Priced JAYNO HEIGHTS - One of our very beat Lake Bubi 3 bedroom brick rancher with attached two car gar I'l baths Full basement Lovely fireplace. A honey and priced far below actual wU •ftli It a repossession" Don't Mis* It WILL TRADE for che^ er home Priced at only 127.000 WE.sT SU BL R HAN 1010 Loebaren 1 i’eter^on Real Estate _MV 3-1681 I.T^kefront. 2','j .Acreic Nr Milford 03.000. KE O-OO MIODIE BTRAIT8 LAIM PHIV, Year around 3 home». Pents tl35 month U l-M"! ..... LAKE LIVING i»klni “'lakV' Lwi'e 'iwchT "2 , Olent lot* >'»*'*•_** *!" shaded lot. Priced at only OIL- 130 month I!2nv«Xr%":S.. h*u?. tS-lll'e Dorotliv Snv'der I-avender; jirt**Hixhund.'''ci“kri«J iva- Rea'llor Eat. 3* Year* ; tertord. Pontii ” ‘ — 1001 Highland Rd • Boulevard Tht larte apartment i.uuc ----- 3! building new on the property I rooma and bath houae. . hat an Incomr that can eaaUv acrea. Ona butlnasi or | muka your paymenta. A perfect ---------- j or proteialonal man. Juat $3.SN above | place of hustaetei an tneeme and I DIXIE ***-W*^ m"“'wUh'’H» °"u*P^ I f?»Ute'^ *360 “deep. Excellent to-' 6 ri^ I eaUoo lor Vet. I-?*; I yer. Priced at only W* **® Raoch IT -9le for irt. . A-Co)«-En5li , i BRICK INCOME -’ 1 4 rm* and Ir—- : I owner am lU for oil I lV,^*\&Wc'5;r"'.Vr*a*p- PONTIAC NORTHERN Exc location. Large 100 x 200 Almost text door to both new ft. tot. Lake privileges. 2 blocks { Pontiac Nor*tiem and Madison to taod beach Owner will trade i Jr HI schooU Excrilent North for 3 bedroom with basement. end location. Real sharp' Knot- accept $1,000 down. ; ly Pine family room and ovrr- * IV. j ,1,^ garage. Owner 1$ moving I it once and Immediate possci-I alon. For QUICK sale - $0,130 , and only $1,230 down. GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR 433S Dixie Hwy OR 3 DRAYTON PLAINS ___Evei. tail OR 3-1700 "SMITH" lUlVil 111 -ur On 4 Beautifi : WATKINS LAKE FRONT I Custom built I room brick, siti ated on beautlluUy landscaped lo Affording an rxccllcnt view i the enure lake. 70 fr * REALTOR FE 4-0528 OtXN IVEB ,yj)lmut£d. , -Beautiful Akres 3 bedroom home ' dlnln^^ room. basrn maxes sense. $7,500. term*. . i jivaUable"lor' IminedlaVe p >t Mr*. Howard plva you the de- , , A-Cple-toslIck Comm, tails Call FE 2-0412 William KoiTert H. C liaplll. Kealtt>1 Miller Realty, ro W. Huron _ ;--:---*------ multiple'USTINO SERVICE , . Partridge all. Besjaui_........ bath. iJvInf quartart on approximately 1 acre. All the above for sale by, tha owner*. 'Trte* ecetton of 2 main hlghwayi oulre at Oreen's Standard Ira or Space Age MoUl. _at M-24. Caro. Mich.________ OWNfilL RETIRING Ra.lauranlWltM cement block IRWIN Modcri CLARESipN lan new condition. Cheer- oom I^ienty of cupboards n this well planned kltch- Uuig >ystem' and alJ the leaiui Tou would expect In tIUs fl..v home $27,300. Tcrmr. CLARK JTON VILLAOE WATERFRONT Ideally located cn nhady residential street, extra large. beautUul-Iv landscaped lot. extending to ! water's edge, accommodating 7 , room family home, plus 3 rrom i rental unit and inall cottage at i waterfront Oarage, dock and ||pod beach. Priced at $20,000. Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor 244 B. TBLIORAFH RD FX 3-704g MA $-0431 *w-a- kth$h cttoln shrdluuld rlously carpeted 2. with buTlt-ln ishwaeher. Brei SELL OR TRADE - Large 3 b^-room modern home num tiding. uated on large 73x200 ft. lot. Oood lawn. Nyw X»*, atton room. Basement Two bethi. Excellent neighborhood. SiT on 600 ‘and WILL -TRAD* for SMALL HOME, Brown or Mra. Underwood. list with US - »®f ficlent service, BUT, 8E^ h TRADE — 30 Jf* .^ttae . and Vicinity.-OBW. L. H. BROWN. Realtor 500 ElIxAheth Lake _______ bungalow with full; iscmcat. bMuUful recreation om. built In TV. modern tchen with dining room, large .rpeted living room, ceramic NORTHERN HIOH AREA ' 3 bedroom ^bungalow with fuji i'TOrs and pla^ref wil».. 3 THE BIRD" TO BEE I.oiip Lake Luxury with thU practically new. luxurious ranch rambler. 3 bedroom . the children wlU love the family room ood »paci. tng 434 Osmunn St,, Pontisc ConsItUng of occupied 3 chair barbel inop and 4 -oom apt. Also vacent store Priced to cell. $73M With $36M down Phone OL HA8~M oT5t iTn - ' - •--- Qood rallabl# ROCHESTER y golf course and shopping c •r. All the work hs.s been di Dandy ; ph FE 4-336$ ...-- Breakfast rm with huge paneled m Alt. double ger. a your children. $7.3M Harold (Red) Pranks 3$3 Union Lk Rd • EM 3-33M ______- opgwnt g__________ airport a rooms. 1 floor, c— -larpetlng^ 'V‘*akelf’“riose DORRIS FTNANCIALLT STABLE thaA'a what ^you'll be If on the North i large family hot rooms living ro and largr kdehe month Income fi of property. Vt trade foT smalli Wonderfully with four bed- 'klfty doltora a KENT $$3t DOWN — Immediate poaset-sion. Furnished summer cottage. 4 rma. and 1st Double tot. ravi-leges to Mtceday Lake Includes NORTH SIDE - Nicely deco- flom. oU best, fenced rear yard. : Pared atreet tt.30t, terms 8TORAOE SPACE — Ovtr l.$W | MULTO^f-MTlNO SERVICE - SWIMMING ?s,r *^*r«>ms Elisabeth Lake Rd. Large breeiewey 3 car garage, small down pay- Many others to Choose From. LAUINGER REALTY rood condition, tor only $13.$00. LAEE HOME - Of value I Is partial- HAYDEN |grx BUILD. Bee '"THX bKYLINXR. A 3S'x3S' THRU bedroom home Jlum. Mdlng. lull kitchen i______ a^ lovely •“<> ' time Terms can N N Northern High lor SANFORD •T. - > idrm home in 3 tion iiuctoed commtr-al itort Weal . beauty ebop. Fuji ba«-ent. new gai furnace. ^'?/Tut!*" garege“$10.l r family to attend. room borne Brick home with baeement. Oak floors, plastered walle. Four Md-roomi with one down. Oood hone barn. Locatsd only t miles from Pontiac and $3000 down «m buy It. LAWRCNCK W GAYLORD. Realtor 13S E. Pike 8L. Pontiac FE 8-9693 OKPN $4________ w ihoqtois rd RUTOERS. ISO WEST CIVILIANS $190 DOWN ______ aU* ca'^ted“''kttcivn with at- j tractive breakfait rm. 2nd .Jl?n*«''^er’..!r‘uriS:' CJw ‘.SrgM a^*m| Sj?in."“'!ira.‘e‘“Tt.«w-| SPACIOUS, lighted back yard, on the lake la i»rfect for casual en- I lertalnlng. Plenty of room lor biaeslve furniture to the four delightful hedrMma A^home^t^t dity‘'at toe ‘tll«. Aluminum aided. full basement, natural fireplace. ea floora. very attractive kitchen with adeouate eating apace, and a natural land beach. FTSHlNO-SWnkMINO — A home for the outdooreman and nature lover Two level; one walk out to the lake, beautiful family room with naural brick flrepli^e^ i'" and — S13.3S0. OUR VALUE FOR TODAY—Three bedrooms, oak floors, all double eloaeta. lUed bath, formica and ceramic kitchen. 10x32 lamlly room with beamed eelltng. two car garage A a tot IMxIM. All this offered et the unbelleeable piiw of mly $12.l$». Land Con- I CtTOL — air eondltloning^m^^et thU j ° all convenleiicei Just a short walk to town Attractive 2 bedroom . bungalow with solid cement drive to e car and a halt garage , Just $$Sg down. DORRIS A SON REALTORS WE TRADE ' 732 W Huron Pbooe FE 4-l$$I St. X'incent’s Aeroca from play ground thI* II room houaa. IH baths. Ideal i I lor lamlly or Income Consitu ol ! Ill 3-room ar—s—■“ -“•«“* ■ floor. dally 3-S p m. < Illiabeth Lk. * T»m* ' OFF JOBLYN O Templeton W alled Lake .\rea j Attractlvr well kept home. l*r*. carpeted living room and d L plus 2 bedrooms and dr first floor. 2 nicely fin rooms to basement. Atta »"rto'w‘T‘ COMMERCIAL LOT IS «, front-te ---- " RornesUr $SMI ....... SMITHA & LILLY ' lera wun lou oi new o.rpvvum goo N. Mato St. Roehaater i iDd draperies, kitchen bullt-lna H>- __OL I4I«__________ iludfd at $28,$00 I wrraoDT FUrrURM _ . I $0x20 feet In heart of downtown Svtrm- YtR* >WM1ttneTW -4- Rwinoater;. qoml- canotMon with-t Si vour ooU club* to the ,, Tree*. Box 02. ___ _ . course $10,330. Owner EONXD COMMERCIAL. NOW WITH I deal! rental Income from 2 ttory home on property, 04 ft. frontage on Pontiac Trail In Walled Xake By owner LI 8-1000 after 1 p.m Rent, L’y Bus. Prop. 37A BIRMINGHAM location.*, financial help a--------- If naeded. For further Information. call P» 4-15U gfter T p m. Mr. Paddock. FI 44203 SERV'l^ station" TOR leabeT excellent potonllal^^leisr call ^bo- TEXACO be modern ! ba^ *^ii®? LO 8- eair xru e-JMS ' this exceptional WILL ~LEA8E~3 apace Judah Lai tor FE 44740 0! Individual CaU 1 miiti I tunltF < Partridge AND ASSOCIATES ) W HURON___FE 4-J3« , 124 BROWNELL. SUSIN LAKE" Beautiful extra large 3 b ranch, lakefront lot 28 rm Ule bath, electric lu Sale Land Contracts 60 II BONNEVILLE WITH ALL Extras toe luU power Uke nop sell riant or exchange toward ’ ?l?eT*I Val-U-Way TOR OOOD BUYr and VALUES ra. tile batli. Only $271 cloa-| rak MON^ 2 Jmdrt^ , store $$3 ELatn $-301$ ____ lease" N PONTIAC a'r E a. ' block bldg 3 $00 so ft 3 pliased i soned Industrial U Wait Shat field 01^I-nM^_ $1.337 50 DI.SCOLA'T 13 per cent afl. $3,330 contract in town. <5nly $4.o'll.30 to baiSto. ____________ _________ R. j. (Dick) VALUET I’ne’r MI 4-20331 ®“‘'"*** Opportunltlei 5^ Realtor _ FE 4-3531 oncx. rtit .touIP iK - BEER AND WINE “ brcfxewav-xar. IM_3JI2JI^___i Qrocery exc. local In Pontiac. Buy stock and take over buatoeM, WEBSTER ! Kh*nt:?ii.o'5ii!i«b.s; TIP top cood. LAXE ORION - OXFORD PACE ROUND LAKE ~ Scenic lake Realty OR 4-0430 Builders i5au.tti!l o.“k't?ee and Sun. 12 FE 04300 1 ITOiSn LAKE. 343 OAKLAND AVE O^H_» TO I_____SUNDAY 114 LAND CONTRACTi 'TO BUY OR lo sell Earl Oarrala, EM 3-BUl . only 17.40 knCRRlTT LiKE -area. Lakefront loU ftor building sitrs. $1 per cent down TAN LAEE - Near ' tractive high lot dn p overlooking Tan Lake and boat llrery on M-OO Highway frontage and Uke frontage ' •’*“* ------1. Detroit owner TU t*M^ L garage Quick 9 wtlh $3.8M beach. 3i 3M. FHA. n'^m.c'tiSt reliant 3 IS amall cottage. iDiuiaied side walls, screened porch. New U to lamlly forces aala E!o\^ Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dtile Hwy. at Telegraph FE 2-^3 -- Open Eve. rr*« ParUnr fvergreeru i 1 ftcrc iPt Wk nardeo- • iered wall&. viUi 91500 ( ‘f.*? 1 "multifUc uanMo servicif ARRO VVILUS M. BREWER TRADE OR 8KLL ! JOBKPR F REISZ. BALU MOlt *rg. 3^£mSU irtck^s^ ' OoSi K Hur^ T* 44U1 3 TlrepUcbi. lib bAtIu. fuU » *• ment. attached 3 car garagt laOiOOO' $30,300 TeNBt. DRAYTON PLAINS Cute eoiy 3 bedroom h»e. to wall carpoUng to living n gas hent 3 *sr |- aekr yarll. SYLVAN LAKE 2006 LAKELAND Ai4d HOT HEATER. BATHnuuit fOMPLETELY REFUBNI-H- CLUUE A OOUi... --TIC TILXD BAftMENT WI7H ONE ROOM FINISHED A I'l-CAR UARAOE AND FULL CEMENT DRIVEWAY HEATING IS BY GAB FURNACE ALONG WITH AN EXTRA LOT THERE . ARE LAKE PRIVILEOBB AND THE B03IS 18m^ GATED CLOBB TO 8HOF-PINO CENTER, SCHOOLS AND BUSKS WATER AND SEWERS. NO 8KFT1C TANK, _______ For furtrxr information CALL FK 3-4013. C. A. WKBSTEK. Realtor fruit, berries and OA 0-1133^ _ MY 2-22fj siJ'Sm AvAtKiKB lakK.'^m tt >wont- !n wSled* LiS?J age. 43.300 easy term*. EM 3-3318 WILLIAMS LK-, 7220 SANDY BEACH I 3 rm. home, like new Reaeonabic ,wn 2 bed- R. J. (Dick) VALl'I-:! jrH£k*mOR_J-'H«'------------------ oil furnace. I FE 4-3531; ’"SSS“^..e^tof^'^l»d’rSSiV i OPEN > TO°i*^*'*°SUNbAY 114 S27aA'"!s:L.r;,.'is'! "i'S' ! brick, gas heat nisw ranLET LK RD Near T B location*. Sm. _____ San^^rm home with bath I 3-0030 or VI $-3717, and utility Oood condition. '___HEMFELMANN REALTY $t.0$g with $1,00$ down. „ CASS LAKE I block-from BAR OPERATORS Orlrr-ln rrsUurnnta give yg more prdllt tor leu work! $r^s bar without the l*urcha*c price. Including p ty and comfortable living qui Illy 3 bcdrmi., .. Bamt., 30 ebotce down Pymt. FB Sale Resort Property 52; 0 RM HOUSE OARAOE KLBC-trlc Over 2.000 It. of fronUge , on state rt M-30 $ miles west , of Uunlslng Mich Silltable for motel business. Might consider ' part trade FX 4-4507 _________| HOOKS SUBDIVISION ON OREBN-wood Rd 3 mile* X of M-U. n 2t» It' ' low overhead r location Bankers t T THE FACTS— U Federal 3-7041 4000 down 2 I One $ i J. C, HAYDEN, Realtor $8 E Walton . n 1-0441 Open Eve* Sun 1 to_4 pm. WHITE br0.<. TRIPP REALTOR Have Key. Will Show Veriv" llherAl NATIONAL BUSINESS BROKERS --- ct». $300 - $3 dn,, 03 ,,4, q,.-,.—. ■ ■ call Mike FE »-•"» ia»J_or- LAKE LOTS 31*8 Pontiac. Mlcbtgao _^ART^MELL1CK MOEER_ CHILDS H»re nice brick bnlldint on cor kitchen Includes i West Huron St :: HOYT MILLER T . . . NOKtH OF b6me of Brick to bcautUnI eetttof of larte epnieg e--* FIRST TIMR OFFERED And ll't a beauty! 2 ^ brick ranch with carpM JjU}- ^ tSul"lS!Sn-ta kitchen”! anS etrawberrtex Also 4 room wl mi . heat needa eon weathered Term* NKAK state HOSPITAL i 2 bcdioom hnsM hae ^Just, --- ---- „ , „.«» aewly deooratgd. lull base-1 scaped with Ver* 0^| ^ |„ot. 3 car gariKe. iSS, ’ctoiJtT i^^toX sarTerS.*''-”^ ^ buItio X *• ! cotr home hrtefc LMiaM on large — ' has evervUttiig at yw finger iMw. built-to ismtJy rm. flrenlncel MAEE MONCT. lavrit vuely la tills l umil^brlck^ income locaM udftnubed sddliton lor 3 addition, ' a1 bedrooms A batb. Full divided walkout baaement. Fenced lot. | 130 X 30S. tocxled off Sasbtbaw Rd.. a n r tb of Drayton Flatot.! Owner transferrer ------ —" - ------3.800, Ui BROS. ____ OR 3-1203 7 'UI I; Sun. 10 tu < ________ 9 DtxU Hwjr__________ INDIAN VILLAGE | Large neat t room. BreakfaM nook, earpetod living and dining ' rooma OU furnace. Double garage. Priced to Mil. . to $44 per JtS^ Street, near Paddock Hire U.IM doWn.__________ 2 bedroom. 2 bodie. Oat furnace. chard Lake Aeonne, Inquiri Double -garage. $0,100, terms. . Baldwin Avenue. FE $4031. PONTLVe REAI-TY DUPLExrf-RTOMSj^ „ i.a«M furn Flu* I fum apts. Low povmvnu. rent of ipU. will chase Owner. FE 3-0tl$ fenced '• tween Atlanta *n/ Onawav I ' I Monimorencv Couuty Both sure mcr and winter sports P»ve r roads all the war from Ponllai J $400.cash tor immcditto «ai< “ Write BOX M, PoniUcJPr 1 iPRiNowboD lakes' L HarrUon. large lake bacg lots All lou « g;U'e"______________ RVftI ERUte JiY 3-4MI 'cO!N’ - OPERATED i-AtJRDRY P(>nUftc locauoo Ottrrt invlt*-FE 5<4040 ~ rm >4001 own 1 William Miller Realtor „ 1. IfUford. I^aa 3- ■ lake level. Attac'luto'ta- ATLANTA, 30 ACRES N- - -____ aU for appototmeal. Lake. Lt pllei PE__________w- s,4ve energy, use ”‘'1 WANT ADS! To tmd a Carl W. Bird, Realtor ' atl Bank Bldg Evee PE $-110l "acrIs swap I aeaMea. Ol.ttt dewa W AM AUSI lotl i WILLIS M. BREWER jol., place to live ■uiarjm ip bras sai mar M ^ . m'w* SACRIFICF- rEiOMlsOT'j'wVcu..i‘| ter . ■ ' ■ ' *' - '■;■■' '' ' ( ■ i-' " Credit Advisors dlA DADIT DELIORT DRIVK-IN - - 2?* p»r on I ----- W l»n4 eootrort,] ,______ ______I ud modorpliel ^"^w*%rr HWOiTSi' _________ ! Olympic _TV., ____ srOCM. CH________ loiw Woal-Nplon> at HALT >, P,iICK • > 11 ft . «3S M - II I I > - ‘UM - U X It n . ITJ.tt. I ttotn) rolora. SIMMS 111 ialt**'priCTa'’”includ3if”' taSoiat ' ISB. n i-isTi. >taplw. Par wetkly. PS' «1 pound trancr. _____-BID. TOAST COLOR. pont tabir. Ktnmora (at St (al.----------- tank. 0»r And Sttdna to S GET .\ FEDERAL MODERNIZATION' MORTt.AGE j Moovn ^ IBM WIND^ AUTOM ATIC W A8» *J* " WYMAN'S nSKO-TRADB-IN DKP UPH LOUNOE CHAIRS .. WOOD ARMED CHAIRS . RECORD CABINETS REBUILT WASHERS . Imprevt your nome, «w»oiin»^ *PT gj^j B.l aaymantt «r do the work ,,, Pap oh exIstiDi morl(a(»» or j.j,,, laad eo«traci«. If you have a fireplace entemble EM ANTIOUiS AND ALL_ ..TVra r ?ork! I IROHRITE IROMER. tIM. BT K. for B40 5T Ptlftoount,_____________ _ I Shadr Wood! Near Rocbrater IRmtRITE IROICIH PULL SIZE ' Rd_Jt_ Auburn_________ _ I Deluxa model, titt. 1 years to AIR-CONDITlONIffR. ROOM SIZE. I»f 7 000 BTU. B-year warranty (lit ,,, „ 0"»*"T Ka«y term« Schick'. MY 3-3711 •»' " ___PB5-J1BB impro't y®“7 *PT 8IZE OAJ8* RANGE. 8ERVEL ****^"*T* cTS . mm fto the Work. ... ... fi...!... ......nKt. WM lourMll that ironini time can to half with ea»e and Rent an Iroorlte for gennlu a day. PE t-1173 Crump THr™itfSrE’^°rAN^ '2e KENM6Ri“TBbNERrLiKl~NEW AimiliAtlon, FOR THK HOME CAM BE aUo 99t oil Arum W &.71M firrrtor Ai« m lor u»r Mortf»fr! FOUND AT LAS SALES. ——T E~e—wV e b—' oi5^» n 3-T03S dry or aJghl.j A JIUI* out ^the but » lot LOOK ! B.\RGAIN.S ! FEDEHAI. ' lTce.“orakmS'.‘NEw“^u86DYw.ASH^^^ & DRYERS MODERNIZATION t o. I VWt ^ "“'i We bare wlacted It mod.U to 2.=136 DIXIE in\y. , fe'o<^?iNl“fcmf'nli»r®"?emSi- ------------------>------ - STekm^Pho^f^™ SMai * ' etrttora. Boat brand new Both Swap. 6.1 '“VpfcMoys’JV.VU. *Kl^'t^t.“^nd'“Nr,n‘ik,°*uV"^ “ONThW j « -‘ig‘0 ■■•«*a.r'5rei fflnt :j-53 dr6 d ninoinir cond icrubbing mtchme. | .Mil. ■■ 5»»i* 0 IIBB on e 3t 8. Caea. Pontiac. PE 8-B113. LARGE CM AND MATTRBSsI brand be*. BIS Bt. Fkarian'i Pur- _niture^«_Orctard Lake Aee^_ linoleum^ and paint BALI, '4 1 leather covered cotfee and sectional love iieat occasional chairs nett r able. Lincoln l-7» A VALUE fnc^ *** °* ••»»>:»»«• headboards .. K. I. (Dick) X .M.L'in' Odd^chesU ilge.'^^e* tMH MWljEiX 1 BEADTIIRn. FRENCH T, |/ i;i.' J mi Uaple bunk beds.......BIB SI provincial chairs. * ' Realtor M. 4-J5JI bedroom outpittino -------------- 343 OAKLAND AVENUE . 4TB3 Dixie Hwy._______OR 3-8734 OPEN B TO B_ SUNDAY 11-4 gmio CAOE tl ELECTRIC BUF-3 BEDROOM WEST BUBURBAN fer t3. Bxby buggy 418. OR 3-B401 , _ _ WIU trade eoulty for snixll home, after 8 p.m ONLY 84.75 PER MONTH WILL, hou« trimer or caj; PI 4-BM3 BUMPER POOL TABLE,"TrOAOi ' "‘y Singer console, like 14‘plywood boat I CYLINDER ai.nt gun. single shot. PTE 4-8glg. i ?** inboard for deep-freew, car or Bj.jrrYRajix gpB,N6s‘AND mat ~ what. BM 3-3516. “ „ for ^5 ,/j, 50 TOED TV BETS PROM il-DODOE-piCKUp-pbR-SALE Rd*“cill .“tft »»»»“?, J>L-----------------------BEAUTIFUL DINING RM SET ' W.NLIU.N IV list PON'nAC CONVERTIBLE. P.8 $175 Wes BtBO Also Itxlng rm. ' 515 I. Walton and P B.. wlU trade ^ chair. Bit. OR 3-8835 !_____PE 2-3357 OT>8tM 0“*. ™i01DAIBE.‘ RUNS OOob. •»"ThEVY sedan DELIVER?;' for ear. EM_3-008L 8 Conway •M PONTIAC FOR LAND CON- ___ . eoulty or older car. iHxERSPRINtT"MATTRIBB wringer washer 135. 31 ilgh cl -able at., . ................. piano. 11" Reo Rotary mower. OR 3-6B33. HiFi, TV and R.:dios 66 ta MArket 4-3801 TV AND RADIO TEST ' EQUIP-ipent. OR 3-5441 Water Softeners WA ■ $ SAVE .‘^innmcr sale on used garden tractors—riding mowers — power mowers. EVANS EQUIPMENT 8507 Dike Hwy _ **A 5-7B7B 1 WHEEL TRAILER STEEL BOX 835. UL 2-2BI2 NEW lOB.pttl BTU OAB FORCED air fi 1. B185 i By Dick Turner | Sale MMilcal^oods 71 j For Sale Peta 791 __ Auctlon^Met 88 lpiTNO TOMO:^AaiCHiriDT:DAC^^ *"”‘*®* imNd-raSmSSE^^ iATUaDAT. JULY E 1B.B SMALL OULBRANBBN GRAND piano axccUeot coadltlan. I ENOL18H BULL DOO FuPPIM. | Baldwia apartmantt piano,! _ It 1385. Mahogany aplnet. return SiNTERS, I WES. OLD p.m OR 3W5^_ REE to- GOOD HOME 3 m old CoUle. lovea children. FE out Univeralty drlva to Llvei road, then I m.......- - road, then mhl*te Adams, bi- s-sb«._______ With" *ikT'‘b13« SmaU- (fown REO, BRITANY WANIEL. MALE payment Balance M montha. | B20._pB^?-lB83, THOMAS OROAN. ! ttte. FE A317B. _______ 1 TORINO' AND MFAIRINO. MANUAL, wEnflRANER AKC R»I8TIR1D from good atock. t weeks old, ________ —I Umporary thoU. OL.1-174A________ work guaran-1----- ~ '^ALBrios'e co“*“ ' Dogs Trained. Boarded 80 Saginaw________FE B-S323 ' ■ - __T ' IH-ir PIANO YOURS FOR B R 1TT A R T FOPS, McNARY-S in I rjnnc<,i Tallwaggtr Eennala, boarding, - — i tralnine trimming. Brlttanv and »•» «N-“B UPRiaHT PIANO. OOOD‘cOND . j 873. PI 5-5774,__________ I , WE intE CLEARIHO dOT ALL : t OUR ACCORDIONS NEW AND ^ED AT TREMENDOUS SAW -^LEtS-^SS*-’ —* ' *“ bATB BOARD 5 Teltfraph. Cooling' Co.. 1735 Iiams L-sr Rd OR 3-4554 2 WHEEL TRAI1.ER.' ciOOD CON- ...... iLECTRlC ‘piano . ^“"**"* ^OgS 81 ORGANS 1138 30 VALUE NOW , ^ CHAMPION SIRED i - using just odds amF^ends, a tew nails, la'i^iwa^'v^ saoinaw finltt, Wt A-l. Harvaat Handler <8 R. sraln elevator. MACHINERY Harvey 38' bay elevator. New. Idea rubber tired wt|oa. Itka new. witn deck. Ntw Idea T R. pro rubber tired trailer mower. rubber, like new. International ar. 18 ft. Oliver 3-bi ery rake. A-l. C' apruurtooth dmg. I- -. - — tooth i-rate. Old t-ieetlon tprlng- sheller. Ctia 8" feed mill, looks ■ood. 8-wheel trailer. Int. haF loader Int. riding 3-horse cultivator. 34-ft. extension ladder, new. also other ladders. Silo FE 2-8387 ,_FE 4-3381 ! Hay, Grain and Feed 82 ORJ:373S^ •33 —- -—— _______________( sua springs, matching vanity ‘ gooo coi— *— ------- CASH FOB USED TV'S. RADIOS, walnul Exc. eond . ISsrOR 3-5438. : portable dUhwasher 545 electric --- --------— ..m _ |4g studio couch -------- I (53. PS 5-37(g pbgjoe. "• BABY BUOOY IN EXC COND. 8U jouse, five self and five to cent PE 5-26S5. : ,y LATE MODEL CARS AND CASH stwev far your tend contract (where Reas Mror3.Kar‘‘!' r-’sir MOUTON COA-r po'r bunk beds and chest. Ladles Jeweled white, gold bracelet watch lor blond TV. White gold stretch bsnd hPAMfet mlM. Udlri cloUl^ triple width drftpff. MA MS51 _ PLAYER PIANO. GIBSON REFRIO ■ - 6blog machine. FE Honry nindc u — unmi; juai uuua iiiiuxt’iiua. « it:w n«iiis, . latau**! *'*1* *"*'»:^wi3r;'«»' ’■VWeimL HKEI r7tAU.iLK.uvAJui.wiE- , a a jiatM \ EDWARD’S US SAOINAW . cin»ted FE MSW_________________, \ ■ Drum Outfit Iteir^^lSiher^^'XinhMm law^ \ “""f!!!'* Blitfll' “**’ REblSTEREp ENOLiSH J^'lN'TER | soVl ^PE r4'T>i ““ MORRIS ML’.W: np.T.Er».,No c-nr-r-i s\r ______■. train, track and table. OAktend ShPr l!T A l COLEMAN OA8 A OIL FORCED g-3g48._,________ ffa«?LL‘^“d“fe S'xre'rl^r^'sratiif^i, 4,1 : S3S ?I; gn MACHINES, FROM 835 '.‘.tr.^tlv‘e“u,«"'?ot-,.^^ ®®,?h^tr.“p‘"*A 5*4*?.? FIELD TILE ......... ' Insulated, wired., Montcalm Supply. 158 W. Mont- PIPE...................STBE. g SAOINAW rE 8-8801' _ ___ **• 3-TO3____ _____ Interior finish. Must calm __ _____________________ .. \ —---------------- MDCEb ALFALFA AND BROME _Hiy. 8tai^n|_to_n8l4_Ml 4-4835 For Sale Livestock 831 fully Insulated. knotty pine Interior finisl.. -------- tell, win tscrifire. 538 N. Mein HAVE tion. R. B Munro ElBctrlc Co. 4l«ctrtc 4188 85 and up7 R. B. _l»“ West H. _____________________ Munro Electric Co. ISM West , REFRIOERATOftb ALL MAKM. cent per foot 5 conductor heater cables. 31 cents per fo«. Duplex plugs. 15 cents each. O. A Thompon. 7805 M-5B West. 1 IN TeIeVISIONX BREAKFAST 1 to choose I ; FREE ESTIMATES ---38 ACRES OF STANDING ALFAL- ! X- : m ft fa hay M^ 3-4183.__________ Sale Office Equipment 7- aptoox.' » acreb. ist class office desk - barbed wire. 308 potato crates T 1.800-U). platform scales. Log chains, forks, shovels vise, band seeder, cow clipper, mllk-tesling machine, etc. Tetetor tire chains, li' X 31" Quautlly of old harness and hameii cupboard. Iirxt quantity of scrap (ran. Old gas engine. Jewelry wagon. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Surge seamless unit Surge teamed unit Jiurge 3 unit roib- i kEW 'a USED OFFICE Ul itic“D‘r‘^i -SURPLUS LUMBER st us'TWBisr aav M ew ' matmnes ees.«______e- FRODUCE lu of good wheat. 1 L^a quantity of lot k MATERIAL ___________ 5340 Highland Rd >“"* iNds complete with xprlngi , REFRIGERATORS. LAST YEAR'S “ »n-2165, FOR SMALL RADIOB - wnaiT mope os. i-ot«i. ________i_working or not. FE 5-g755.______ i'BIALL 4-ROOM HOUSE. SITU-CARPET. -IWEBb. Nlk^ ?*??.• i Road. 7 miles south of\ *r. 3508 South Lapeer Road • CHILD'S cherry dr esse oil furnace. N er retuestate Balancr^ I R. T. (Dick) VAIA’ET "■ -lor FK4'”’______________________ 345 OAKLAND ave . DINiNO SUITE 8 PIECE ^ OPEN 8 TO 8_______SUN 11-4 hogany. Regenev style. Uphof SW/ P~S K V E R A L THOUSAND stered chairs, spring seats, pad brick and blocks or sell. Make and glass M78_MAyfalr_g1882. offer OR 3-B158 _ _ _____ DUNCAN PHYFE DININQ ROOM I SWAP WELL WORK FOR CEMENT suite MshMe“ "— • —«— pads: Red lea Htde-s-bed: Holpoli ?u'?o"iV&er^a^i I recorder, i kitchen rler Tipe Ut 2^64T.___________ REMODELING .'^ALE New living room and bedroc a> terrific savings. Also compli line of used lurnliure st draatl ally reduced prices l" atoT from (ft. Nurj washer anf -—- • Incinerator 8torted^B58_tmntl^^Jlnjlted. O. A. Thompsem. 7005 FIRST QUALITY T Terms—Layiway ______18 8^“‘ E SALTATION I miture. Appllat r LAWRElfcE Office supply. 17 West Lawrence St . Pontiac FE B-OUSi ^ ^ _____ _ ____ _______ , Sale'Slore Equipment 73 , H F ELEC MEAT GRINDER Two large copper ketUes Two old waion seats Several old Antique dry sink e relrlger-lurge automatic r; BI28, -• ■ ■ I. Electric 30-agL Sundry‘\’aTs *‘and*%ta'nd''a'n(l ' ---- iTucets 118.85 Cash and carry FLOOR FURNACE - FOR SAVE PLUMBING ...... “ 172 S Baglnaw _ _ F _ _ 300 GAL OVERHEAD OAS TANK Double rack Heavy duly. Bat tent, never _u.sed OH 3-341 500 GALLON FVt£ TANK Fh_5-8838 _____________ FOR BALE OR TRADE PAIR OF i“r»i-Hi."'aiV Hands Rd matched mare mules. 3 black * * 1 Tennessee walking mares, 1 filly . or^vllle _ ! colt, Norman Worden. 3888 Dry- FOR BALE SALAD ATO PA^Y ^ 8-35S1 __ ! E^:urrS‘«£v”^^ ; MEAT SAW, ORINDER ,S;^AK : pn gw g-33«. Dryden. ww’d ' OAiTEO MAREr iENTLJE. BRED ntique bench Antique nd with overhead toarel ubie beds with springs A-Antloue model Jewel straight back chairs, hundermug 7-pc Eiig- laby cradle ***Anilqu# Youth bed 3 hanging r lounge chair: W®! sme or SWAP LAND 16. DrcMcrii from $3 < iU(i’S El RNlTUHi: t BUY. SELL AND TRADE 1230 BALDWIN FI_5-7«5___________PI 3-0546 KtX>M CONDITIONER. REMOV'es _MAyIalr _ ' ALCO.\ .\LUMINi:.M Combinatiuii DOORS Copper pipe 30 Oal heal * WARWK groun TIRES le anylhlag trade on nei U FE 8-0424 WANTED * LAKE FRONT COT-tage. Owner will trade de«lv«ble buMi;»e»r frontt«e jor Moall sunv mei home CaU after 8 pm. FE 5-1238. WILL 8WAP~irb"FrE.“APPI.l-ances h choice lot lor late model car OR 3<11L______ ________ WANT GOOD USED HOUSETRAIL-er aa down payment on 5-room bungalow FE 5-«43 _ WlLL~tAKE SMALLER TRAIUR to 8 u rn. FE 2-880I "tk>- ". Mleh, M, 7-1888. , X TANKS I offices In Oakland and Macomb PIOS. REO. HAMPSHIRE RAM. Quantity of ... ____ ^BABvwvj. *A«. .8 4M8WV 65.600 BTU Coufily wHerf you can buy new FF 4-661;ii __*_ wheel, complete, small gas »poce bewfer It blower. Ace factorj rebuilt cunh re«l«ter% REbiATEREO AMERICAN SAD- *>oby Biroller. U/ill Ifars'l.Se W/'yUoU” L‘’5'w-ro’J?oSur,l;^‘'i03S®5; t',VeVvlnri“X 555m"”"”“ ‘ «bmet,‘’‘7lt' ^S®.3 ^?a^dl.';*rS‘‘"d..f;?°l‘nVoi^ Howard » “E. , REOYsTEREDTe^^^^^^^^ I 0*S‘^ console. Tours for 8M.80 full poP‘CORN AND HOTTr DOO MA- IIV -...... - . ... - amount owed or pickup pa\^ chine like new. reasonable BM — .. ..... ... - H...- « •» Capital. #JL^3-04li. _ .. free'STANDINO TOILETS 111 85 Double bowl sink ....... 15 85 WORK BENCHES AND PICTIC 'fin hard copper t«ble«. Shop loads. OR 3*60n ____ 20-ft lengths ....... l(c ft. WEAVINO LOOM.'oB". IK SOLAR » JJ P ' SMALL ".-in hard copper enlarger. 35 mm to 3Ux3‘.', Wke. $15 FE 4-3023 ---------- -■ “ .5 Wollen Bak lens. 135 Phene, jo g 13 COTTAGE TENT. USED ........*‘*‘“‘*. .Ns 85 gsT. ICK8 3878 Orchard Lake Rd Sale Sporting Goofis 74 SALE ' 3 HORSE TANDEM TF 1885 DELIVERED. PE 4-M2L MY 3 ft With trim . Ft 5-2100 this floor I ...'V orore, 30 8. uass. i^niiac. ra 5-8123. SEWINO MACHINES 26 YEAR guarantee Poruble electric model at I34.K Deluge ZIO-ZAO model Fiiriiiturr Coin|>any m°%uto “sa'giniw''8t** D^iTy^’^ 7t_80UTH_ SAOINAW * _T_ **•' JL_____________ DOUBLE BED. BLONOC GOOD qlNOFR DEBK STYLE SEWINO make Harmony House mattress machine In beautiful condition Premiere coU springs, 835. FE Finish like new. all parts cheeked —1 perfect Pay total balance of 58 or take up payment of rr month. Universal Co.. FE M ■ l.ln.ri aUi M-*® marlin CARBINE BEST Maclnner.y'- 68 ■ srTfr pnontypt i-wot. . ■ AQUA LUNGS NEW AND USED, AUSTIN WESTERN PORTABLE compressed air. M Par^urst St. boys' roller skates, size' 8 Like new. Complete with cam and toe fttops. tl5. 36 Short St., 7 MONTH a> 1156 peluxe Ctrcle-M Tantfem. like new. ili 1655 Dutch Boy; Tandem, new top. new paint. ; 1808. 3 permanent vearltng fillies. '•Wimpv" breedinv. 3 stud rolls, reasonable. Baroll Acres. Phone i EM >et24 does ilapic chest wltiT'y drawers and 3 drs 13 matching straight . chairs. Antique settee. Sideboard with oelrror and tiork ahelf 7-pc dining room aulte 1-pc antique matching srhee wlUi rocker * straight chair. Writing detk and bookcaae comb Cane - bottom rocker, ^pc. mohair living room SraghPe***yR ^ __ I ' ADAMS TANOF'd RO'a'o ORADEB' UD-14 Int Dleael Engine. Very Vmscol nt prTces Super Kern-Tone ----- U»
    X .............. ■" Ooodyftr Sen Caeft. Poot*‘" FREEZERS ft little • 62 50 «k. iniOK room Uble-cbamp 666 5( THO-MAS FXONOMY 30 8 ’*!_ 8 Saginaw _ _ FE 3-8151 Pontiac, n 5-8133 TREADLE MABHINE REERIOER- UPRldTHT FAMOUS ‘ brands, scratched. Terrific values 1148 85 while they last. No phone orders please. Blr-' cabinet, drop-leaf table 1 j'oTN""^LECfRIC-RA'NOE‘LlKE^ '.lues si„ a. wn.m vney mss. . Call FE^JjtK new, 666 Refrlg. stove and wafthers. ___________________________ _____________________ : Vinyl.'9.’l7ft. yd. fR^.&oomV^.v•i^.V^S^^^ ?r;Te"r«SiS.‘®a^« l^'l'e'ur^'VSg. M w*« DMroomi. JIV5MH ‘vxe •Mlca' Genuine »q. ft 26c ruga, mattresseft BAROAIH house Bi X price THE FE 2-6842 Two yeara to pay ^ 6D days same as ca*.h WATKK OABBRT 121 N SaKioai PE ; PIT wood ' Plastic Wall 1 Irrfie ic 13 56 ci i-^kuTzwVs new in crates i “eervel OA8 refrigerator Baftilv converted to bnttlf Fine for cotuge cabin MY 2-til6J ^L“S(^SS^"-m’■rur^Sp’^e^ $169 . ^ isrsw RUO' LITTLES FURNITURE A APPL, NEW 8 BY 8 CiREEN HEAVY RUO jyil Plsie. DiayUill OR_3-*o^ —i.- FOR 'sale apartment size 8 PIECE SILVER ORAY -------- Llnoleu BUYLO. UNCLAIMED THE OUTLET 102 8. SAOINAW FE 8-24M trXde OA8 'ranoe'for ELEC- .... ---- D W Munro Wl.eirie ISLD UKl'KIGLK.XK >K.^ 3340 'E Clarkytoo Rd . Lake “ * O'- drapery. g-^SliS^V'FURNiTOR*: FAMOUS 8INOER SLANTOMATIC 'offer; 7 8 Shirley FE 5-4438 be-: Looking for a good umuI refrigeratory Let us help you. We have a fine qeletilon at verj low prices Listed below a lew models FRIOIDAfRE 848 50 fsBiriTrvAlRK . I38.M ..I78.K Lake Ave Rear Fa'rklnt _ " HARGAIN.'"; 4x3x'4 in V-grooved msh 14 48 1x12 sheeting *88 P»r m 5?”g'.lr'hS“®wa;“C.*er*V7®5j‘ 4 year warranty Free ael Toilet 116 65 with trade WOLVFRin”[•: LCMHTR 330 a. Pxddoek FE 3-8784 BoLENB GARDEN TRACTOR AND equip . Fordson Tractor. 38 gsl. oil water heater. '51 Ford, good condition. OR 3-3508 ________ BATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL AND bol’ler ™Automatlc *water heater, Horaward, Fee supplies, erock A K» and fittings. Lowe Brothers int. Super Kemtone and Rusi- “'^““'heioHtb supply 3««8 Lapeer_IW________FE 4-5431 "liniens — \VliecIliOrse Trarlors and Tillers Power and man'* wn«*'jmo *8 dmiaels of rtdinx mowers Belecllon ot used sell ® • EVANS EQUIPMENT ^ S507 Dixie Hwy klAple 5-7878 OR 3-7834 BEEF AND PORK - HALF AND quarters Opdyke Mkt. FE 5-7841 buli,doz;er terra track FI40 < It cut FE 3-8648 BABV rURNITORE.'. BOOKS OF Knowledge clothmg and mt.vr lor sale Summer faoura suiting Josephine off __753 Co rive right 313‘orchard lake pump delivers' s. ..((..n. per minute •• *" »>. ' 1111.1.5. a 7oR REN"r Vail paper ateamer. hoof aandert. pollabera hand sandar, furnace vacuum cleaners, Oakland Fuel A Paint 43a Orchard Lake Ava. FE 5-81M_______ Sale Musical Goods 71 LARGE STOCK STUDENT RENTAL PLAN I.AVAWAY PAYMENT PLAN EDWAHDJL J* * SAOINAW AN^QUE PUMP 6r6aN__ EXC condition i-iirr BANDINS factory < OOAT MILK AS a' WHOIESOME ! NOT RE8PO.N8IBLE FOR ACCIDENTS METAMORA BANK. CLERK ' JOHN TIENKEN YDB BLACK DIRT OR PEAT I P^on^t ^livery. OR 3-884^ -A~ROAD^OM^ sin^'^o* I Farm Equipment 87 estate of j s^il on^Ul_arKl5g. ,... rw".! Cratt'lrr i *""'1 Tlenken - Etta Curran la A special wash SAND AND - J LldWlcr ' charge, ready mix II yird Beich aand, I With loader. Uke new. 13385. FE Rochester 1-86W 75e yd. Peal gravel. II jd. Pill 4-lw. __________________.Bud Rlckmott. Oeneral Auctlenetr, I 18M CRAWLER "TRACTOR IN EX; , I ; rcllenl condition: thl« Is an OC4 | d hay mowers a ,alK music CO ______ _____________ 111 N SAOINAW FE 5-1223 MEDICINBe^BINETS LARGE 30" BRAND NEW' LOWRET OROAN_ mlrrof,. ^xhtly marred. 43 85 . Two 13 In. apeakers. 3 manual Large selection of rablneU with organ with percussion. Don t be or without lights. Sliding doors.. fooled by the price—you", TerhNc buys. Michigan Fluores- — -' --- ... Lake Ave. Free ki te per yd Rd . MT 2047 5 Good p before you hpy. > .. -.—ir. . -- jf, : -gallagher’-s bi^?ead‘'‘(iSi dr^pfs *^1^^5558* i ** w'r •qn'd~^^ww OC 3 -OLIVER -CATERPILLER i ■^^^TisSllC* O '-' Tractor with >d front end: ct*d*bo*”D O —■* Ft 5.5666 _I ______ ^ TO'I FT. J] Fully assembled or KO' .... House 4743 piano Tuning — Organ Repair .......-.-yton Plains. L A 8 fl C‘~PIPE-‘rEDUCTO ^ Again *4.lncb. 7 cenU a loot; BAZAAR AREA. MIR AC1» MILE Mnch 11 ceoU^a foot li hound ....__HHONE « 124624 ORdASONIC Or«n^ «r- ATTENTION!! —,1 miJl®“co“ 13,48*5. A'^argaln at HilV Now and SavP TABLES ^JJO/JT^^^ 1i «»» Black "«.11 and peat humu^ lo Iri's Housr 4743 piano Tuning — Organ Repair Cair”Rober”Da( Drayton Plain, ............. ^ Road, day or nl| BULL DOZING 'OHADINO. THDCK- t, pouno ....._• ______'"our « jXVi?t0M®'’J®'‘' .......... . ... Thompson. EBONY BALDWIN SPINET tiKE CRUSHED STONE. SAND. ORAV- 7085 MSt.^est __ new IBM. OR J »4®^ ____________ ------------------- ‘Tr7t^“ w'lth^ri? ««wrie.'‘T7t: 'electron ic organ ' old* *Call PE 2-48S8 Used $485 .®J“ .V*u " r yew --------- A food used practice piano Re PI.NW(^OI) * condlUoneri 8175 CASH SCARRY .\f OR R 1 S M CSIC CO. *'» • ’ AS *5 S. Trlrfrnph Rd FE 3-0587 ___.___yd. 18A stone and over rise -stone. 83 yd Amerlcgb ceiieni e Btone Products. 1335 Bashabaw. Oliver tr Clarkaton. MA 5-3J[tl. _ i terlal bui -1 PEAT HUMUS AND BLACK , dirt Loaded aod delivered 1 Several to davs a week. Also fUl sand. M8 and den Locnaven FE ^1413 - ■ -1 PEAT HUMUS STA'TI TESTED " ---- *•14 yd load. JJ®".®' “J .. 388 Baldwin I'*7”® *2; -3471 or MY 3j_ll43 ! TOP SOIL. BLACK DIRT. see us oi sand fill and irxvel. PE 3-7774 ' -- ik-l TO'p SOIL CRUSHED STONE, aa^o, gravel. ,111 Lvie Conklin. ___^B-1J13 or FE yS73 HOUm4TFN & SON : 53. N'r'iite^he.t.rV 1-.7.1 -4338 or OR 3-8188 OARDIN TRACTOR AND ATTACH- ---- ... ... «, Ropklni be- Oxford OS A-31H (sslsted by J A Arno Oxford OA 8-3338 PUBLIC ' NOTICE!! _ _ _ -\uction Slip o’israps tl $145 “come out and SATURDAY AND SUNDAY e US on M34. Just north of Ox- Al 7 30 pm. rijssy to Flndi The rd OA t-BMl "HELPINfl RAND " •*"» PROULX OLIVER SALES Dixie HIgJuay REAL GOOD 'SELECTION “of -.»-‘A*l.®' xy, lUS-tOi. r:s?tiu«s and d 3 pm IM_J-38«,_______________________ BED "IRACTORB. |185.« AND UP | - Bee us .for new or used balers. : chopperi. combines, mowers, self-. unloa.ding wajions. Hartland ----------------c and dealers welcome. Lunchroom and f'** door prises. Ravinf anything sell? Bring It - - • ‘"tSf it ' 4x8 interior 35 31 IC TAB FE ' Sf)eci.'il Panelinjj Offer no panels. '«'• mahogany V gfoove. D grade 44 80 esch tat panel, " mahnaan* V-groove tel pane's. V-groove FRIOIDAIRE «‘JS* 4y W rk?^ OE-Ipia tiarlaB-iVamtture, 43 Orchard - washer an. Like AW ■ ------—ttr 9x12 Lino Ruj:s $3.^ uprioht brand new ! i, 5 year warranty. tlM S • *3 weekly. Pearson's ' Orchard Uke t 25c It Lxtei tloo. Call PE 4-M73 after g p m : mint 8B 38, na« »'•» _____, ________________________' tetial charge ;OENELAL ELIE^TR1C M IN gHOVERS. 3K E PIKE ' 135 _FE 4-»T _ •'piece WALNUT DINlNp I^M STOVE EXC COND 175 suit, and living room lurmture ^ ,,j. 5.27*4_______ _ GENUINE LA-Z-'bOY RECLi'n'EH “ ^ ■ “rown leather and Iweed •V coudlUoa. Coftt 6136 hMlfPs' for ^ ^ ^ (i.ikS RANGES If you need an nparlment house range We have four ranges that mere replaced on our school pteo. Look new and have auto-altc llghrini. 8225 M : -manure: ' Sx1.8*4r- ““ ‘‘®““* >^® ‘ _____ CEMENT STEPS. READY MADE, s®' * Sorts®® VS M BENSON LUMBER CO. ■— 10. A W. Bheffletd. FE Pootlae____ _ FE 4-3531 RiDINO LAWTt MOWER. SMALL Step ca 3-J888 CASH WAY RECONDITTONED TYPEWRITERS axasii and up New portables: I Desks 835 up New . .--------------1 Chairs 45 I burner with a nat maaet eveyy pan au-: Many other used ran Washer and dryer. FI 5-^. • Xli >»VTOIBL« RU08. FMiB rubber ru*k^8 66; Tvf^ rugft. 629 6ft . AtsraiftTer. .iA 60,95' Itug pgdft. 15 65 Petrfton ^ - ” dw #wKm8H»i t.Ak* Av^ (r E. ________ from- Hurry tONSCMERS ROW I':R CO. 4^ 28 W ■ l.AW KENCl'. Fwilture “4j’o;;:h.’;d"Lake“Ave- O- E HEFHIOERATGR. 4 VM UFRibHr DtiP“FRI(eZER; 14 Steve. Kshlng machine, end Oftf gag stove, iit. FE USED tables and coffee V»ble. mlsc , vgoji _____ frig Hems. -----------OREEN d'aVK'NPORT. GOOD 0)N. 0x12 Felt Base Rues $3.95 _______________« _________ ' ovli iS» faint Sai. n ..Vinyl Linoleum. Yard h, i^m. cxc opEd i pc mod- ■niiiKR BkaB PAINT. Oal. KJ8 era borm suite, complete with IiT gTaiJ. TILE KON FT ,_*»e: ibnartprlog matirmas -and .box •rar r 141 W ■nron Ri-Yt84; spring O^r mlM. Items. Real fj~iiri>8x»x. OAS Riraio . EEC.i**88. --------------------- ^ * JSt ri 3-8138 (KOLLYTKJOD BED, BPRINds * jVIUXrT 1 4xtx', Pegboard I 4xii‘s Plyscore . , ldx48 n ft. Rock I ' 4x8 Pteelerboard . Burmeister LUMBER COMPANY , 78M Cooirr Uke Rd EM 1-4171 Open 8 a m to 8 p m dally Sunday It a m. to 3 p.m. JJS.J’.a'ff*. up. New 4 drawer files. I smtll floor sate, large 3 d< sale. Forbes Printing and Oft Supply. 415^B Prank St . B mlngham. Ml g-3818 around » n Turner Ford Sales ( Drayton Plalus s' iDsun nnav^. cju,i-vn n*>« smpmifr888 FE t^U_ GRINNELL'S Music Festival. Pianos NOW ON SALE SAVE UP TO $185 Used Piano Specials Ormnell upright Earl Howard. a , PARK-CLAY-LOAM^ TOP g'te ___________________ _________ Voar’ Friendiy"_ ORAVEl.. SAND. STONE, FILL Deere Dealer. HArtUnd 3511 •_ Eft y^wy^Eil’3-34™. '®^^ ®**' \\'e Service and Sell LOADING "boob FARM TOP BOLEN TTUCTORB ^DmCERS ..... vd, - We Deliver. WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS LAWN BOY MOWERS TORO MOWERS JACOBSEN MOWERS YARD MAN MOWERS CREDIT TERMS YAID ORADINO TOP -SOIL FE 4-8734 FE 4 1113 Ftll-gr8v,l etc FE 5-35M KINC, BROS. Weed. Coal and Fuel 77 ^fontiac^rd _at qppyjut , Auction Sales 88 tn'pei.'F^CTiii ' ■ " , , , -^T^x. T --------------- AUCTION FE 44388 • PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS 8UP-Dlv Sand grave, h dirt Cement, truck dig a me or 3 1534 BLAB WOOD OR FIREl wood, 3 cord 817 Del. FE : DRY FIREPLACE LOOS AND I slab wood FE 5-38M.______ I ^ For Sale Pets 79 ' 1 YEAR OLD AKC REO. OER-man sheoherd female. Spayed di ! abou. raised w'lh chUdren. ran I gentle, rests, to good home. MU I *-*K5 jtvas _l»teeen_WU^p.m. *3 RBUISTEREO FEMALE BEa: gle,. 5 months old lit each. 1 _5B83 Drayton Road. Cterkston, a ‘aKC DACiMBONDS AT STlA). Pupplea. Jamor'a, FE t-BBM. SALE FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY ... ...7 P.M. ...7 P.M. ...2 P.M. 1 ARC SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP-I ptea Black a white PB UMJ. AKC bACRSHUND POPPIES. 838. PI ^8411 AKC BLACK DACIISklUNM~ Sweet, Radio aod AppI . 4M w_ ifuron_PE tLnn _ ^ED BABY CLOTKBB BT^LBft swing, ptev -pen. expandable safely gate, cay-bed bird cage and stand UA_4^78 _ WMRXRa - R^imitfCWED automatic aplndrleri and wringers Ah wttb tt-day warranty. 5-41^ ' plain pipe ' sllpseaf ptpe tlipiAal pipe rvrpi Ortenell Grand . Nixon upright 8 M AKC POObk-BS. LIORT COLORED; t RMa^calh orjerms. M1f_3-g471 ***• AKC PWENOI POODLE POPE Bterk alsq tllvrr Reasonnblc. EM . xaermoe. 388 3 Potu-lng losutetloii. Ig bag . "aoub. cHn«HflDiN- HAGGERTY I.UMBER 18I7 Haggerty Hwy. MA 4-4851 : buiiuuli Weekdays 7 te 8 BdUJ* * Watidlite 8 ( l8l Ortoard Uka Ave. S'a________ Complete ,tock of fittingi TERMS DRAIN TILE , • 11/ dr». “^4. e. Grinnell s " Orangeburg pipe ...83 85 ea. x x * * a aw** i ; itaef eulvart MM»l rasaglntr alwl pleora for extenalops - _ P* J-7188 M*rihTlS'l»I •~M58?a'" WXur'PUNb.'-l.i liil^’^ver; ' .Wa-lurTSTm. . Cf^'^^UP^r^SSLi-l COCKER PUPS ^8-0656 T854-Mbae:. NEW AND USED _ . PURNITUIIE JbqjkPPUANCBi door prizes evert AtxmoN NEW MERCRANDIRE CAN n PURCHASED WITB NO DOWN PATTMENT II a M MONTHS TO PAT OPEN 7 DATE t-t FOR RETAIL A BOTINa B&B auction 5089 DIXIE* HWY. ,bnch Raom Open Every AmUos Aeraaa from Drayton PteSu Yew ghopptna--- WED. JULY 8-8 A M. COM'- tlrte Liquidation of West Side umber Co. Owokso, Michigan Building Supplies. Yard Equipment A store Futures to the walls Write for complete list to Perkin, Sale, Service. Auctlon- Sale House Trailers 89 15 FT ALUMINUM HOUSE TRAIL-er. lale or^trade. MU 4-8741 OR "s'-taH®* "‘®* »>’®® •i7~C1UMPiON~« 1 8 iTBEOi rooms 83,088. FE 84888.______ *1.-'’?*^'^ >• * *» tiBiOTr kitchtn. gaa hot water. Beat o»w. 178. N,jOpdykt^ljE lu FB 8-1834_________' aaiaad for hit. Baa them and gat M OM a* Waity Bytm'a 4sea> \\ mg< DETROITEH , PONTIAC CHtEF Wlha nh new Dalrolur tar :S8g. Larger window am. more ator-aga apaca uniform tamperaturr MotroL auparior eooatruetlM and beaitty af dealo. A price you * pay at a deal you rartly 1 gat. __________________ I an gear prcaair mabiia hama W ! SSa'^'?iur*“..{r.ra.a:~“®'- iYlScI^I* StukjJL ^PIANO, ww^^ *•**»■ *** F* .-4- ~>. aottgua er- (fNOUSl BULL DOO STUD BEAT, I Ice. UL 8-14J8.- 'D Ft 3-3181 ’ gaa FE 5-3458. ai DaUy •-• t« B &-B'sr& - N; at I RENT *18 FT DRATTOM SBOPPINO : FO"4 „FT~YACATi» CENTER tra^ OR 54787. . THE rOXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1960 FIFTY-SEVEX Jacobson’s Trailer Sales and_ Renuls _ —............. r(il«r>. 00# iptcltltj. Pktti •nd .frvlc*. hMchil toil 0Ttj1e»d» ... ------------------------- I ' mm 'wiluVmi L»lt* Dr»ytoo Pl»ln«, —^ Boats & Accessories 971 Boats & Axceaaorles 971 F«r Sale Trucks 103' MARAIADUKE 'M Kvnmuin lark. By Anderson & Lceming Sale Used Cars 106 Sale Used Cars 106 j For Sale Cara CHrli U»7 UIRCURT 4t H P. B«CT^ I Boats! Boats! Boats! i JrS?.* a »luinln»m I bo^U. Dunpby 4 Peim Ym wood i botu. Fere MBrquttU UbfrgltM cjnoe» Mercury Motors P Oprn 7 iUy> t »nk. Por t lood COACH SALES. M77* HOLLY, UE . _______________^ for RSNT II FT. TOtm-A-HOME.' Umltw) form Etoun .IfFpTl, 1)1 > WFFll Ft 2-i»»l -Jn_V JJW PB C:7> POR tUI BlSf IH TRAILER AWN: /'•II Tnm Mmith V9 i^eonn ( ntrdwarc tim up. Ferry . «t»_HlfhUnd Rtl. TONY’S MARINE Your Evinrude Dealer SPECIAL II Ft flbtrtiM Corl Ski host And M BFinnidc MN ii ft mM iT b»a. doublF bottaa nbtrftet, only IlM. Oft your motor toned br «n rtpen )« yeare nperlenee. 3Wi Orchtrd Leke Rd. Kreio Harbor^ WOLVERINE U" IT . )• H P --- ^ TRUCK i SPECIALS Treller tad Sertei cbaolcol t----- M PORO C MO Boat Repairs rMler or Mobile hoi We boro eerml buyere yroltlne lor ererrthini from U ft to 51 ft HOLLT MARINE k COACH SALES. lUIO Holly Rd . Holly ME M7I1______________________ NflaROb COLLAPSIKJI CAMPERS ?,?, end e uloment PE J-6301 - . NIMROD CAMPER8"'8ALEs' AND SALES k rental. MtCHIOAN RENTAL] ^uro-Home ] sroviCE. MU DIXIE HWY ; .. oSr S-1751 ; il*'." All modeU on ; Transportat'n Offered 100 « ENOINX AIRLINER LOS AN-irlrs sen PrencUco Sen Dlefo. : <10 Reoill «MIS eitre Ne« •)S Peiry Serrice Inc. OR M^SrD P Tsi froclor I15« JTriL/c::.......... “* S7 FORD P MO Oxford Trailer Sales owp •-oeoi. SbbU trftUtri. too. Ooodi-____________________ .y*. Buchanan Boatworks " M)A4 OARS TO new VORi anB Phlledrlphle Bonnir'i priyetwty____PE )-7MI I EAVINO'POR 8 e” mo THDRS or Fri iil|ht Here room for 3 Eeiienien to share eipennea and rip drive, PE •-MM, i________ SHARE THE RIDE Nfir Chr\y Iravint for MUthaaet Mo. and nertheaet Ark July ) or ] Ekperlrnecd drtrer. Call OR 4-0#7l • nilndai 'M PODOE and mrchanlral D JEEP surrey ••New truck Werranty" - EXTRA--SPECIAL- Sy* An** 0" nae'i W^RE Q^AUTT COMES PIRSTj N«’» H ft’"wood" pawk-hiir‘;t' i SI"',■ W anted Used Cars 101 '55 GMC •e TON d SrriM with utllllv i pakkhvrst TRAILER COURT & SALES Ntw aad aead. orlfata laka oa eeree between Laka Orion and Oxford M M-34. New Moona. ber»la«. 4170; Trallrre, || wood V-Bottom Runabouti.. ________ “ ............ Fvlnrude 8al«i A BIG IF Ply- ttaiMl pipe rack tMp bumper and hltcb Naw paint and nearly new heavy duly tlrce. $7>J5 ItU CHEVROLET 4 DOOR WAO-ON, RADIO AND HEATER POW. EROMDE ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Aseume pay ^ "8 74 prr mo Call Mr Parbe at Ml Harold Turner Ford , STRAURT - CrrdH M(r lU pe manor down Aik for Bine Lucky Auto Sales 4-lNf PE 4-2314 II) S Satl- IIM PORO PAIRLARR SUNUIW coBvart. Black aaS Mtit*. T^rd anstar. Muxt laU thio waek. OitlT W^rxc^cood, FEjMM»_ •57 FORD ■tick. |l.«] 3454 Maybee 1152 CHEt.'^WfAO VERY GOOD rondlilon 47)5 Eluabrth Lk Rd C Nunomi 1857 FAIRLANE 1 OWNER LIRE n^w I1W5 J;E l-OIM _ 115) FORD VICTORIA STATION WAOON, OREEN K EPO.'^SESSION 1115 Pul' Price No ceih nerdrd •>-- — it I month Due July isin Mr Bell PE 1-45)1 REPOSSESSION 1745 full price No eaab nooSoS. Pay only |58 Mo. Due July ». Rilr Auto Mr. BaU. PE S-iSlt. , IM E. BLVD AT AUBORN FORD I). REBUILT MbTOn~ >« CHEVROt ET I APPRECIATE JACK 0 Eait B lit Cheroker ~EXCXP- 43 PORDOMATIC A GOOD ONE PE 5-7MS _ ___ *51 PAIRLANX FORD tlonelly clean _ 1*58 FORD V I 3-DR VXRT OOOn CUSTOM r VI ou'.ck Devil TrxacD Elliabetli Lekf Ro Cell Credit «M8r MI 4-7500 Han Turnrr Ford_____________ 1*45 ~CHEVROL£t BEL-AIR HARCN lop Rrd * white V-8 Powerglldr. Radio A heater 8714 ’ BOB I'ROST. INC. lincoln-mercury r TOP CXJND -44 POBD CONVERT RAH WW FORDO I 8700 1 Dlemood double wrddloi bend 4340 ^ M4*l _______ ---- ._ ...5 Elleobeth Lk. Rd C Menninf ^______ ( LINCOLN PREMaRE- WlL power Cloud illvrr. 14 000 Ml. cer 43444 BOB FROST. INC. lincoln-mercury m _________Ml 4-80)4__ 44 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE. Pull power. ...... 43 FORD V4 COUPE Ml 0-88)4____ 8 CHEVROLET . -EDAN 6 CYL AI --IRAN8 28.008 Actual Milee ____PE 2-8114 ______ "oe i)OWN SPECIALS ee idercury Hardtop. 85*4 MS Pontiac starcblef. 85*5. Many oCh- •■■•Cridn“"No "Probiem " 'fioTD •>»'‘*»lni , . i MOTOR SALES. 2)^ 8 seamiwr Kfcgo Siiles & Servic* PE 2-8131 KEEOO HARBOR ‘ 1*44 HARDTOP MERCURY"WAOON. White welL fully powered. 3I.08S _ _mlltk_8I 4*0 (M, T-847V________ "It tako.s patipiiri': ’ Tentoura 1540 l.a Hd.. LAka Orion MT^ 3-4811. SHORT’S MOBILE HOMES All new Otm and Beemer Iran vn. {.'.•|taVA.Te‘ed’u'::Str:iSr.'’'‘o^'^ * to 8 weekday!. I to 8 on Saturday! and cloied Sundayi 3173 m. Huron PE 4-1743 VACATtbN trailers Ptxle Trallar Balai and Rental. lOU North Upeer Rd., Oxford EM 3 BOAT SHOW TIMl For a OualMv Deal Bee Ui SCOTT MOTOW WHTrlHOUaS-SPORTSCRAIT DURA I U'H-AQUA SWAN BOATS I An.OY-RIVfRDAI E IR*UKR.R ' 10 PER CENT DOWN, 38 MONTHS CRUISE-OUT BO.\'l iALES It'i Tune-Up Time—All Uotori 8.7 E WalUin^pen 8un_PI_8-440^ C^RIS^APT INBOARD MOTOR boat witt accoiiorlei OR ^3838 __ CENTURY CTRIS CRAFT CAVALIER ill lUreT tel ui ti It ol lelllnx your c ' for a frrib eviluat ar. We have buy . — .SO — NEW .\NO UfEP TRUt KS IN STfK K Sale Used Cart 106 1*38 BUICK 2.DOOR H.T . LOADED Sale Used Cars ■ V.WCATIB CHEV. INC MILFORD __MU 4-6335 •55 CHEVROLET S’TATION WAGON lEROME "Bright Spot" We neeit food uied trucki end will pay or allow ’ Top Dollar lor Tour Truck '• EASY TERMS—SPOT DELIVERY OR 3-131) 1 BUICK 53. 4-DOOR POWER, iteerlni 8150 33 Dakota Drive PE 5-8703 •68 BUICK 3-DOOR HARDTOP 1 lacriflce EM 3-•57 C’HEVROLET 4 DR SEDAN, V-4, Powerijjde Radio A liea’- 410 24 per m8 See credit Man-afer. Mr WhIW *'“« •47 FORD ~ALr WHITE^OONVERT Power Steerine A Brikei Auto tram V4. HAH WW tl 444 EM 3-0144jyivtlme alter 4 1*55 FORD V-4 RADIO ANT) HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO MONET ---------- • « MERCURY STATION WAOON. 4 Cvl motor, Auto tranamiiilon Power iteeriuf. Power broker 2)3) I Mgr Mr MI Oireheri, ___ _ PE 4-0444_____________Open Evei HIOB 4 POR LATE MODEL EL8WORTR j BEATTIK. MA 4-1808 Ask for Truck Dept. FE 5-4101 43 CHEVROLET 4 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR RADIO SLICK CRAFT PIBEROLAS 8AILFI8H BDNFISH PORTABLE DOCKS-HOIST AJAX TRAILERS INLAND LAKES SALES !137 W^ HURON______PE f7I31 Rent Trailer Space 90 cHRis-cRAPr ir. bptcial de- .-^-3—------------C--------- luxe, sporliir— .. — ------ auburn reiorts mobile vil- 'V... wk. ei....! 1^ mil. aw ne‘ alter 13 mile SB of CVINR.JDR MOTORS. CRESTLIN-Pontlac ‘ *' boat!. Oatar tralleri Alio 18 N Opdyka PE 1-3381 iKed boati. motori and tralleri. nTcxcellent Location wifk KIII.IA 'S U.ARDWAKF fi«'‘ ™ auburn AT ADAMS RD. mobile home ol ANY ilxe on a _ FE 3-UIl ","?i’‘'wl5. ”wacktop“'‘ro!!d' ”S- i K-TO-TWIN OUTMARD. 4 ~H P~ rrete walk, concreta J»tlo and ‘'V'" ®* Srott- lawni Pontiac Mobile Home Peik Aiiwater Walton E, of BaWwIo PE 4-8S02 Sec M & M Motor Sales Or top dollar an later model can. ^7 DIkle Hwy OR 3 18C3 TOP DOLLAR for 'f* to ’gl model! - low mlle-a(e bare wanted for out etato n-i-iftt "'Tl" r. VAN WELT Dixie Hwy. Ph. OR S^^JM 'Cy' Owens TRUCK MART; 18.55 BUICK. R AND R. POWIR Very food cond, I ' owner 4735 Eluabelh Lk. Rd ._C. Minnlng 1 BUICK LA8ABRE. STD TRANS •60 c oin AIR .... .518".=; DELUXE POWEROLIDE RAH •.SO ,(. iii'A, COW. 8 CYL STD TRANS •-=;8 C IIFV. CON\ 5l60:s V-4 AUTO PWR STEERING r-7 ir 'Mr 'mo" caM'-endit Mei — r i. r? 4- «= '*•"» •“ «> "••=»» H.ro'ld .V CHIA. 210 ____$ 8% TON TRUCK 3 SPEED I axle, vacuum brakei. 710 Urei^ factory built 13 ft. rack. 42*8 TAYLOR'S _____ --It 13 Phone OAklan^S-3344 _ INTERNATIONAL MTR TRUCKS Superior .Auto. Sale* ho OAKLAND VALIANT 4-7500 Harold Turner 55 FORD 4.DOOR • CYL nJLL power. K and h Clean tow mlleafe Rea^ Ml «-4075 _ ir>l FORD :-DOOR'radio and HEATER ABSOLUTELY SO MONEY^DOWN AwuiDe paym^te Mgr Mr Parki at Ml 4-7109 Ha rold Turner Ford______ 54* FORD, MXX)R REPOSSESSION 4145 lull price, no caita needed. Pay only 47 5* mo Due July 30. Rue Amo Mr Bell PE 4-4534 , _104 E BLVD AT AUBURN___ -58 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE Wtgon R li H. Exe rood No money down. Aiiume payment! 428 mo. Bee Credit Menaxer. M. White. PE 84)4*2. Klnf Auto Self! 115 8. Siglnew HOB FROST. INC. LINCOLN-MERCURY MI 8-8834_ •54 MERCURY 2-DR . RADIO AND HIATIR 83S5 ! Iiinipliries O.A 8-2782 I8.>« MERCURY 3 DOOR HARDTOP RADIO AND HEATER 5IXRCO-MATIC WHni WALL TIRB8. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN •----- Ptynirni! of 428 75 per > Cell C Ml 4-76**. •t Impale Contertlble. Ph. MY 3-1883 _________________ 8* MERCURY 4 DOOR. PTJLLY equipped Take ove|f paymenta. Llovd .Motor Sales ! S SAQINAW' PE 3-81 128 7 I Serrh •M BUICK SUPER I Evlnriiri NORTHWKBTERN Park THAIL E R cond., low hour!. PONTIAC WASTE ____ Orchard Lk. • traUar epacoi New. mod-laundry. Featuring miracle . hydroplane i * Lan AVERILL'S SCHR.AM TRUCKS I AND EQUIPMENT 353* Dixie Hwy._OR 3-1208 WANTED 185I DODOE TRUCE AND HEATER. WHITE WALLS, DYNAPLOW ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Asiume pevmeno I NEED MONI V SELLINQ ALL CARS AT COST A8E FOR MR ED RAY JR IIILA.NI) S.M.F.S. INC. 2128 M-5* At Duck Leke Rd MU 4-7855 EAST HIGHLAND ' CHE\;.l STD SHIFT CLEAN, CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES , RF.POSSE;;.=ilON 1855 FORD CROWN VICTORU Fully equipped C.T like new 4, new white ildewell tlrei. 8815 BOB FROST. INC. LINCOLN-MERCURY ^MIJ-3388^_____ •5* FORD. 4 DR . ALL WRITE. NO Sale! PE 4-18*8 F 8 Saginaw_________ __ _ 58 FORD 2^ CUSTOM RANCH MA 5-1837 _________ 58 MEROURT. R k 1 cond . No money down Ml“e«? -.......-____________ Einx Auto Sale!. 114 I Sailnaw. 37 BLACK MERC. HARDTOP. Phone FE 4-4M4 betwten 4 pm EECT sire Credit terlor. Fully equipped. 48N HOB FRO.W. INC. LuckT Au E i-3iU Weekly Special _ ___ what change! can do MA 8-3885,________________; OXFORD MOBILE MANOR PM thoia wbp want the beet 4« xl« i loti II XM’ cement patIo! etc One mile eaat of Oilord oa Lake-, Foyrth t>L Itilv Siiedal New 15' Starcraft M. Aluminum boat with wlndehleld iteerinx : payment! Ask for Mr ATTENTION poil MOST CARS Bine Lucky ♦-10M PE 4-S2U i»59 CADILLAC < i$~ CHEVIE 2^DObR. V-«. OOCD 54 cHKVRdirr rftT •ir 2-DR . RADIO AND HEATER 1215 Ifuinpiiries 0.\ 8-2782 *p“‘Jot §n'm. MIOOET RACER. 144 LINCOL-S Avenue. Call after 4_ __ < •4* RENAULT 4 CV. WW. SUN .joaL, 40 MPd. tUkt- SM 341157... sporTs cars •58 CIIFA ROLF.T 4-DOOR STATION WAOON AJietullful^Annlverierv Oold tin- ! lien. A itiappy I cylmdcr-itralfht 5* CHEVROIFH- club COUPE. 13*8 8. Hoipilel Rd. 8. Conuev 58 CHEVIE IMPAIA SPORTS 4-750*. Herol^Turner_ Pord_ •5,5 FORD PAIRLANE RFPOSSFSSION 4385 Full price No caib needed. Pey only 433 mo.. Due July 3* Rile Auto Mr Bell PE 4-4534 IM E « VD A^AUBUHN 185* FORD 2-bdbR. V-'S, RADIO AND HEATER ABBOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Atsunie payments of 42* 75 per mo Cill Credit Mer Mr Park! et Ml , 4-T50*. Harold Turner Po^ 1857 FORD A-DOORT RADIO AND HFATER WHITE W'" TIPvs ABBOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Asiume piymenl! of 134 25 per PONTIAC-CADIL GLEAN Birmingham Trades 1350 N. ONE OWNER 4 DOOR HARDTOP RADIO HEATER. FULL POWER. WRITE WALL TTREB. $1695 Woodward Houghten ^Son 525 N Main Rochg ! help you idjuit Muit „ PE V AND D Clemeni. Poatlec. For Sale Trucks 103 RKALT. MO. SPRITE HOUGHTEN & .SON 5IS ft_Maln._I»oche«^r. OL J-8741 =& ENO PORD iTA WON * 4*5 •5* VolkiwafOD, 3-Dr. Bed. 41M5 Crissman 2J947_______________________ r CONVERT.. -- ......... _ breSes.'73335: MA 4-3354. 3334 8 Commerce — —-------- j , 5H H E VRO k and whit power steerlni MA 4-3~~~ ~ __ _ * CHEVROLET V-4 pb«b 4 bOOR^eWTOM MSB'' 1 outboard Sale MMof Scooters 94 55 rRUlSAIHl. 04»D OTNDITION, enxinr! MAZUKLK MOTORS _ - , & MAKINL SAI.F.S ■“ *^'«57?_1“_____Wood ward at .Soutli Blvd. I.U.SHMAN ____ FE 4-9587__________ Fi'“a:j*a** ■ ***** i* FOR The fisherman SEA NYMPH ALUMINUM BOATS IIMHMAN KAOIk RXBUmT, 814 PIBEROLAS DINOHY J k 5'i HP EVINRUDE MOTORS *•=♦««:_____—----CAR TOP CARRIER8-WE CARRY NEW 4i USED CUSHMAN EAOLES.puy^iLER parts TIRES k Simplex k Track Rabbit C^ TUBES ALL ALUMINUM 23* E. Pike Phone PE _ 3 830* DOCKS k BOAT SHELTERS. IHE~0»EVrTiARLEYT^AVID80N MARINE HARDWARE k PAINTS ' HARRINGTON BOATS WITH ALL AOCEBBORIKB EVINRUDE OkALER ROYSJjOrpnCTOLE^SALEB j yAV^^VyATAILAB^’ Harley Daeldtoe Balee * Serylce peathERCRAPT p' DELUXB i_ - —r_—r——r:--. ' uSAnt !lfl ho. - I TON MACK. i3 YARD DUMP box. KM 3-4878 _ _ •ii'PORD PICK-UR'BKBT OFFTOl Cell after 8 PE iT-ggSO _ ■64 CHEVJK a\V')335 '^38^r'dS Rd ^ 1858 CHEV Plck-bP M TbN. 1*53 Ford, good eooduton. 3M4 TAYLOR'S CHEVROLKT - OLDSMOBILE Open Evening! 1581 Walled Lake MArket _ 1858 HILLMAN STATION WAOON JU!t the cer lor your alle. Only sailibew, Drayton Flam! 1858 CHEVROLET PICKUP IH GOOD condition. 1852 Ford 2-door 3884 Baihfbew. Drayton Plain! ______j 1998 CHEVROLET 14 VANETTE. roc:hf:stfr ' OPEN EVEBJTIL 8__ OL 3-8721 ■56 CHEV. 2 DR. BEAUTIFUL blue finl!h. No money down, taka over imall monthly payment!. Ask tor Mr Bing Lucky Auto. Sale!. PE 4-10*8 PL 4-2214. 183 8. Saginaw _ _ ___ 1*54 CHEVIE DELUXE 3 DOOR. Very nice throughout, PE 3-7542, H RlgglU! ______ _ _ ' SS CHEVY 2 DR Ri'IPOSSESSION wall tl r. New a DON S USED CARS 877 M84 Laka Orion _______MY 2-3*41 _______' 1853 POftp. 8 CVitNDttt'. OOOT tirei ano_m*tor. PE CWm______j •5S FORD THUNDKRBIRD. RED — ■■ -'•■•- —lei, 83,05,, .'^U|)crior .Auto Sales _____LA K F^ NI J_ 40 CHEVY IMPALA SI^TS CPE. 338 engine, itick. W wi ' ~ ' Superior .Auto Sales 5.50 O.AKLANV) PE 5-»5«l W MAPLE a\PON-kC TRML,_MA 4-4Sll_\ OLDS 8S DELUXB SXDAN " everythtni; low- mtlease, ohev owner, very clean. excellet-.K Mrtormance. 545* 5700 Pontlae \ Trail Orchard Lake. __ '5i oi«MOBILX; POWnt brakes 97 PORD 3 DR SUCK VI RADIO k HEATER REAL 8RARP1 , 55*5 V. H«rli^P* 5-27*8 •56 CHEVIE V-8 2 DOOR 8TAND-arti Irauamliilon. MA 4-4726 Dodge-Dart' ONLY 3 MORE DAYS rni).\A S SPEC lAL $1975 TAKE ADVANTAOC OF Radio Heater Whiten THESE TERRIFIC SAVINGS KE>$$01^ $5 F6RD?'4 DRT WAQOaVT’l OWN-er. A-1 cond FE 4-$$0$ SHEP'S only *17 a TIio Real SPOKTSU.AK’ — —. _ —_____July 25 Rite Auto fir. Bell FE *4538 . 108 ^BLVD._ATjAUBURH ENGINEER 8 1*5* CHEVROLET 4- 'hialer, “iX MOTOR SALES V-B with Cylinder SUndard trenn '53 PONTIAC 3 - 1 •TON PICKUP. Ill Orchard Lit. after * _______ I'DODOE PICKUP“>OR *ALi or trade PK *-«*3«_________ CATALINA H.ARDTOP nevllla Ulterior and b Really Must Be Seen For Sak Motorcycle* 95 B »"h. •44 DDALrOLIOX. 5*»5 car Jn_trada^lM I ill* PARILLa'ii'S H I JU.ST .NOTHER Ji HASKINS $975 JHIPT OP PAMOC* nBEROLAS BOATS .. FT RUNABOUT 13 PT PWHINO BOATS Fa^V«w« VB8 kxsn ODfr>P /wr Truck Sale NORTH HAS 2$ ■ 1960 COMPANY CHEVYS $1695 - THIS WEEK : — ONLY - dio and beaivr Look thia ov, Clarkstoii Motor Sale; rHRYSLER-PLVMOUTH DEALER I ; Main 81 . Cltrktlon MA 5-51411 •5* Ford 4-dr '54 Slmca !ttUon wagon . •97 Ford 2-dr V-» 55 Rambler wagon :>^‘£r!"hJ:"dI Radio and heater. Deluxe 5* BUICK R Master H-T •51 FORD P-Lane 5*0 4 Dr BRAND NEW ■HREB BRAND 5 53 Old! 3-dr..............I 345 ., ■53 Ford 4-dr..............I 1*5 . ■53 Mercury 4-dr. I 75 i . Hardenbur* Motor Balt! i . Corner Cist and Pike. PB 5-73M , Open Kvei TUI > DELCO BATTERY 50* MILES WORTH OF GASOLINE Included with Every U>ed Car Deal DODGE DARTS YOUARENOT i A-DEALER I ’5) tHKVROLKT Dtlllty MlchUan Bell Tcle^one Truck Ai^eYiM^BaUri‘s«0«r ^ TWIN kNOlNE OR PTSHINO hTTR 33* E Pika_______FE 2-I305 BURN KO.‘\D bSA. MATCH LESS DEALER ;____________SALES'* SERVKJE service all makes. . ,a.a 141* W. Auburn Rd acrose from PE 5-3454 *.-.„„rt,le High 8""' ’-'“7 Michigan Bell TelephoDt Truck •5* MO U.IMO ML. A-1 CONOmON: ! *JL»9*_qR_J-4*4«.________ VANETTE.' PORD =55. STEP diira with deep Irecu box 415 E. Prank bi.. Blrmlnrham Around For Sak Blcyck* USED BICYCLES. 15 AND UP new **•• Schwinn Wkes. *41*9 and up. Searlett'i BIka and Ho^ b^^op, M K. Lawrence. PE Boats &- Accei*orieB_97 Like new. *5*. ___________ IF' RUNABOUT, '35 HP. ELEC, mtr , trailer, cover, controU, *k- *4*5 OR 3-77M. ___________ fi-rt YELLOW JACKET ,WITH JOHN.SON MOTORS MFCi BOATS USED MOTORS BOARDMAN’S 75 Htshland Rd. at Wm. Laka Rd. Tired of $1768 North Chev. Matthews- Hargreaves $2058.15 MV GU.\R.\NTF.I’: '- THESE CARS INCLUDE FULL PACTORY EQUIPMENT HEATER DEFROSTERS. TURNING SIGNALS SALES TAX FEDERAL TAX. LICENSE. TITLE TRANSFER. . k CREDIT INSURANCE Think So BUYING CARS At these Prices!!,! CLEAN CARS t B. Woodward A I UOOD CAR POR 7 58 CHEV Bel A t NEW. 18 PT:“BRELL tAR condition tiiroti(hou •I. *48 78*0 Xllsa- . ** 8-874*.______ H P: Elom OUT- HASKINS 1 5335. aell *175. Gimmicks?: B1.LL spence I TRY "RAMBLER” WILL ACCEPT •M HORNET .. PONTIAC 8«ftrt ! $5 FORD Vtctori* '53 FORD Wtgowj I $47.43 Per Month DELIVERED ■5" Simea ...........$11-1+85 4 door deluae. radio end heeirr. wbltewaUs. Stock No. *115. ■58 Chrvbler........$1887i5; 4 door New Yorker Power eterr-tng end brakes Radio and heater, r wbitewilli Stock No *131. •.'8 Dr Soto...............$U% 85 '5fj BUJCK. red and w hite peyrn’enu'^of 134 a month ‘5') ENtiLISH FORD ptymenU of P9 5$ b moalh ’55 PONTI.^C sell ILF fullv equipped No money do«n. eisumc paymentA ot •fit *5 a month ’56 OLDS SUPLR 88 No money down, nMumo ptymenu of $1$ 51 • monih ’56 CHhiVROl.LT B AIR d heater Stock No *18* rouraOARi^^ SKRVimE ; ’ "S5 uYTt i,iV'OALE BUCCANEER OUTBOfOU> OL l-IM ________' 8ALH5B k SERVICE j U~n ‘AttrtDn^^ ^UM W ^ Xh“™sc "oil T™ t 2-lSr7 : i^l'aVw'iny'h. OR }-M»y rko bnipi. nylon balbb. kx- •u-R^^B6^HPriVINRtroX ....... THIS! . outboard!, boate. rtfrlgera-• and appllanoei. etc On our r I88* Ramblers or tny good d car at part payment. USED CARS FORD Dixie Ok'd Cars JOHN I. • SMITH ’57 Dbdgf ............$1097.85 3 door hardtop Radio and beater Automatic trensmlsslon. 8 cylinder Slock No 8175 ’ PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Affumi BRAND Nl.W DRAYTON PLAINS MICH *a”tTtalkr*»rp*.**«f^R“^^^ So2df5Btock"’*“- —- .iiiri~Br~'jT KJT* wtTH t All Slioi Cnried In->Ktock 1,7 K^dI.-®SS?Ji.^tin*,‘; 24 HR. PROP REPAIR A-1 anadlUoa. *85*. *»t Check Dp l4=~WOLVI»INK DiXUXE, 35 HP Newklrki f miAA itart. Kxc. cond ' 3158 Cess Lake Road. Krego 315* Cts^Lake Road. Keego ’ BCOTT MbrORB BoaU iWood. glat! • alum.) •at Ray. Bpeed-Uner, SwUl • . ___________** •»». faefwta*elMMiIu?'---troll aad MgBUt 8)5*. OB7-MI*. 14 bmo ROW Boam wi to *5*. Bama itaal boau m. med. del. Orchard Uke WMX Uearr, 3*5d OrehaMLt^bf_lK> _ K'POOT LCWKSTAR alum HUN-eboni with 31 b p. electric Evln- ru.te PK 4-7131____—= 14 PT PIBKROLAS. COMPLETE with all accekurtaa. .38 b p ntolvri k trailer Uke aew Must eell , PK 5-1*01. Martel Bardware-Pate* Oakland Marine Exch. MI B. Baglnaw_____P* 8-41*1 WOLVERINE WAOniAUR. Id plywood. U H P Cvln- f oM Sf' )5S* *"“****' MOTORS NEW -(O F-lOO 110 I W.R. F. SIDE. PICKUP; FULLV i-:qltpped ' AS FOLLOWS I I960 VALIANT • ter ««»hfre. turn tignBU. ' I’lymouth ...$1055 67 ^leerlnj^ heVter”'i owacr, 'Sock ALL TAXES .\ND 1960 PLATES Must Make Room Hardtop Dtntflow. 1 Plym Sit Wgn» * cylinder engine oil filter. P A. | wiperi. air cleaner. R. V. mirror, i dome light, electric horn, bub; caps. 5 liras and wbaaU. L R , lun rlsors. bqpter and defroiter. ; ll(ht». front and rear : ntls. wa^" - --------- $1920.00 i ‘A’ ? ?r.u iwshert. federal u BRAND NEW 1960 ■53 Olds sharp j *53 Nash Amb I *$l Ford BOd Ctiery other* cbM f problem j*CONC‘'~ HASKINS Vacation Specials '57 PlMnoiuh ...$12'»70O Belvedere Convertible Redle end heater, extra nice St6ck No IIII L56 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. paynUnt! ot imTm a month ■55 N.\Sli AMBAST90R sume payment! of *34 5* a l Stock No. «1*( •54 CflF\ ROLET 2-UR. No money dovn AtBum# pBymentA of IBM b mnath Stock No 0273 ■52 FORD No monev down Affuma payment! of 113 41 a month. X)NOMT CARS and ubbd boat* It 8 PT ntBOARD VntTOR Complete Delivered •$1768 ' Ask for truck drpt. FE 5-4101 SPECIALS , I 1857 Chcrrolet 3 dr sedan . 1*85 ' I ' Rxrdtop 15 0*8 1*4* Ford pickup . 1*57 DODOE Boyal 3-door hardtop V-8 engine, aulometlc transmls-•lon radio heater, tu-toae green ■55 Plymouth ...$ 698.61 Station Wagon. 4 door. 8 cyltedar Automatic trbiumtsslon Radio h heater. Stock No. *183. ’57 PLYMOUTH No money down Auume paymenu ot 438 M a month ’57 DODGE SIERRA '“ALt' TAXES AND I960 PL.\TES $1999.00 pciwer brakaa. white waUt A eharplal mlleaga and low ---------— 18*7 PLYMOUTH 1-door hardtop work. Block No. N7* 1*87 PonUae 4 '. radio, heater. 'Sdta- ' new condlUon throaibr i&5" PE'm18* after t:M'*“" ! Il MABTn-CKAPr INBOARD. CY OWENS: INC. 630 OAKLAND AVE. 135 CU. m HYOORPANB RACER BKPORt YOU BUY A NKW OR cdUPLETK »•«* our price AU PK 1-41*1. Cy TKBBK ARK BRAND KTST CAW* IN STOCK POR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND ARE EXACTLY A» AD-V^TIBKD. top. Rydmteatlc. radio ai ’> 1457 OLDSMOBILE Super "I door sedan Hydramatic steriio* and brakes radio ta I, beautiful rose mist ftnlsh STATION W AGON '*^Vmeni'? rt*”*JE4* ! ’.=« FORD 2-DOOB 4I**e down Assume par-mutts of 434 5* a mouth. ’.'7 RAMBLER ) 4-d«or Station Wacoa ' . beautiful red PONTOON BAPYB FEATHER CRAPT_ tfftsfsssisr- PROP 8IRVICB ; MARINE SUPPLOa MICHIG.\N . Pontiac’s Truck Center GMC SCHUTZ/ pBctorv Brsitch' OAKLANb AT GASS MOTtTR me I *11 B Woodward. ~‘- HAUPt PONTIAC CLARKBTON , intie •hnh or ub: T* Bva* UattI I . Mapla »-M«t i HOMER HIGHT MOTORS 74U CHEYNOLET Bel Air 4-d -lan V-* rnglne. powerglide •----------- -------- - ruiMisa OTHER "CARS TO CHOOSi: FROM Dodge Dart IKidge and (.lirysler I. theater, tu-tgaa taruiie STATION W.CGO-X 41*8\qoan. e-suma par-J meat* af 43* 54 a monib ; ’57 FORD STA W GN.' ments af *3*5* a month HASKINS CHEVROLET Dine Nwy at MU Cla- la 8-**T| Opem anes W ( RAMMLER Birmingham RAMBLER DALLAS Ml 6-3000 ■ 666 S. WOODW ARD ■.v\. -^0 FIFTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JTXE 8^960 I For Sale Car* 106 For ^le Cars Kfr ool> M a* Ou« nij Nil Rite Auto.. Ur. B«U., FS MU IW R. BLTD, AT XUBORM 8ri »« V_____. Superior Auto Sales $50 OAKLAND ^ poutiac cHucrrAiN. «>»., “is «S. oSi 5^**™ ' Iteirlm U(1 “ OMi *a “?»■. OaU bruet. RAH. etlter eitrM, g >t MW. lew mlltAfe, 1 owner. Cell n » ol5£ i oiT ItAkDToKl >fur i p.»._____________________ Sto?: y®*“’ **•"' « PONTIAC. 4 DR. SEDAW. RfcH. .»*■'!»«:/.■.J--------i----1 Hydn A-1 eopd. EM MIW R & R MOTORS. INC 'U PACEARD 4 DOOR SEDAN. RAdto a RMktcr, AuMbiUc tnuii. , Power oteortaic A Power broke*. Bitrb Dice! ... ______. _____ •CreSIt No Problem ' LLOYD;________________ toTpR Sales, ih s. suuiow. 'tm ioakland w_______ _______________ iWT OLOe. M CONTIRtlBLE VERt' eleu. No run « ItAfiOH WAOON" U4I PACEARD. Oood wood. Have aew extra wood' panels. Motor hit only M.OW ~ ' Need- ------ - •'------ « up. Very | >W PACEARD. LUtX NEW Superior .Auto Sales 550 OAKLAND ?»7^TM0DTH.^4 OR.. APJOj FACTORY BRANCH r Hydramntlc. Pow- RAH. PE 44SM. PlU prtee. tnt . BeaulUul white nateb. no r1i * perfect ootlSo, fully etjulpp^. A. iomaUc drive, no caib needed -Only 134 a aiodtta. RIM Auto Mr Ben FE MMI IS* E BLVD. AT AUBURN______ ’57 Plymouth 8 2-Dr. A sharp Savoy with iray top and' Ivory 9ody. Push buttoo drive R4tH. P sUortni * brekes A $1995 tiPontiac Retail Jor Sale Cys FACTORY BRANCH •59 PONTIAC CATALINA CONVERTIBLE RAdio a Heater, Hydrunauc W Walla. Solid Black with Red interior. $2595 Pontiac Retail Store FE 3 7954 46 MT CLEMENS ST BEMND THE POST OPPICE •If PONTIAC. STA. WON. I PASS. Like new. Mil *011 price, no money down Lucky Auto, Sales. PP 4-lOSS. PS 4-U14. 113 S. Saginaw PEOPLE'S AUTO SALES 4*^kjand________PE 2-r ’H PLYMOUTH. MOTOR A ' riant alda door wrecked. 111*. A 4-aa*_________________ FACTORY BRANCH ’60 PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR Radio * Heater. Autematle 6* RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4-OR hardtop. Power Steertni And , brake*^ Lote of eitrai. Pvt. Party. ■ Wl*t06. PE MUM 1 Q!+^-r/> "*®** SEDAN. Kc*u»nr i^TlJlF-*i transportation. M*. PI 3-03ff. ^ ill RAkiBLER WAGON. REAL 7QE4 cltan, $350 down Take over NS.(4 ' iPaymenU Owner. PE 4-33*4 _ 4<>-R AMBLERS—10 BEHIND f’HE POST OPPICE 1*66 PONTIAC 3 DOOR li' REPOSSESSION *3*6 Pull price No cash needed. - Pnv onlv ifl month Duo July 15th mi. "“•1(5"^ S'.Id “n't" A RP I Hydro., pi. pb. r. nnd h., ww, UOLDl'.N H.AW K 11*?*STUDEBAEER HARDTOP. ~ 6-fi»5.__________; Super charger, beautllul cond. ,i*M PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN. 3 DR.! 3«.»*» Ml MAytalr 6-6431 $2195 Pontiac Retail Store FE 3-^54 n MT CLEMENS ST BEHIND THE POST OPPICE ■»T PLYMOUTH. 4 DR., BELYE-dere. Auto trnni.. Pi A PB. Clean. *71* Owner. EM 3-3*66. ■iTPLTUOUTR, HARDTOP. BEAU-tiful let black bottom, white top. RAH *xe ooDd.. saiumo ray-moot* (IT mo. So* Credit Manager Mr. Wbtt*. PE i-*M3 Elng *••*1) Salei. 116 S. Saginaw, low mileage. Call n *-*437 a PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS 13M Perry at Ited ______ _ _ 'is PONTTAC BONNEVILLB RT. Hydra., radio, p.a. and p.b. *1,16*. tlS E. Eenaett, PE S-*l 1*.____ 1**6 PONTTAC CONVER'mLE. hydramaUc. all rawer, tn good coed. Also 1*61 Pontlsc hardtop, hjj^ramatlc traoamlsslon, MY 3- l*3T PONTIAC COUPE. « CTLIN- 1*U PONTIAC CAtALIHA. 4 DOOR "------ ----- --- heater, ^ rdtop, I imatic. power brakes. 1*M FONTiAc 4-DR. H.T. R AND b., DO**'' good cond. Ont oinflr. 473) BUiabcth Lk. Rd. 1*4* VALIANT — RADIO AND heater, whits wall* Alto 1*60 Oldamobtl* convertible. Call FB 4-64M after I pm. VALIANT SEDAN RADIO A REAT-*r. automatic traiumliilon. MI M»*l after « p m_____________________ '6* VW BUS. RADIO A OAI REAT-er *1.350. OR 3-*6M___________________ BIRMINGHAM TRADES 1*6* FORD. 4 Door. • pOiirnger nation wagon. I 7*6 1*H LARE. * cylinder. 4 door te-dan. radio and better. *utomtttc. 1*M CHEVROLET BEL AIR. 4 — Beautiful all gold finish 1 •teerlng — •.—■ V-g. “vsrt? ROOER’B BALBB A BIRVICB 6*8 Auburn Avo. PI S^llOl ■17 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR VUVA-dere B T. • cyllnAN, (tandard shin, new ring *76*. Joa Male, EM 3-4Erf.__________ •66 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE NEW I "****' ' 2H1*’ i '•« olds 3 DOOR M Red and ***8, now >«*6. DL 3-1180.___' „ntte Good running. Very 1*66 PONTIAC 3-DOOR SEDAN. clean' ....................... I **» Excellent condition. OR 3-7671. , ' 1*M PON^C CATALINA 3-DR, iltei " - - " H.. full rawer, white ‘»1>' Do""'* !»•»' O^lmt trip. OR 3*0041. , amam AW w^m mm a TlBlllVm tPifn PONTIAC, 116* STATION WAOON; i «M5 •• >wtr, ikfety tlraa, executive Shepard. 101* iggg MERCURY MONTCLAIR Con-Adtmi. Rocheiter. _____ vtrtlbU all powtr iocludlni ••at* ’55 PONTIAC : ' ....... ■S* PLTMODtH * PASS SPORT SUB ISO** ACTUAL MILES. NEW CAR OAR *4*6 ON. IR.36 PER MO. 'IT MBRCDRT | Bterchlet. Automatic tranemteslon.: , » PASS STATION WAOON. power neering and brake*, radio. iigg CHEVROLET BROOBWOOD WITH aS.SM ACTUAL MILES and heater. 3-door hardtop with | door itatlon wagon. V-l. Aui *346 DN. IM.4I PER MO. manv enra*. Plresold aiuT white malic. Power equipped. HI •8* PLTMODTH I “ * PASS. SPORT SUB. *146 DN. *44 31 PER MO BELTS 1*6 Db BRAID Larry lerome | Suburban OLDS-LARK ItOCBEBTER FORD DEALER USED CARS. *60 TO I6W MONEY DOWN QUEEN BALES. nj^BJBAOlNAW^_____ i*6S PONTIAC a-bdOR. RADIO I AND HEATER, . HYORAMATIC. -ABBOLDTELY NO 1a6NET DOWN MI 4-4485 BUY! S.YVE! iS?"p.k; < look I ,Mg bdice u»» . PONTIAC CAT H-mDTOP, P*Sn"ury wagon Power iteerlng ,_______________________________ tri-power, nick. PE 6-8073 brake* Dynillow. r«dto. 1*5* potrru^ OONVramLE - 'i* PONTIAC, hardtop. R a H. I he*t*r. whitewall*. Red *nd Ivory money down. A«*um* pay-1 Extra low mile* Call PE 8-1644 or OR jhdlM.___ menu 127 mo. Bee Credit Man-! '** PONTIAC, BTARfcBIBP. ■HYDRA . I ager. Mr White PE S-0403. Elng 1*6* BDICB 3AVE p.«. and p.b.. Bun Plow. PE *-6*43.. Aiito Sale*. 115 g Sagtnaw. off'clal * ear Eleclra-2-dr. hard- PONTTAC ISM a-DOOR STABCIPEPi 'track D?- ■63 PONTTAC S, ATO '61 PLT- |\| { J j tire* Padded dash and many EDDIE STEELE "Leadership" $ALE NORTH _ 1151 PONTIAC . 12 ChevroleL PfLfsrw Has Bargams Like These Galore! $395 SERVICE DEPARTMENT Open ’til 9 p.m. - THW WEEK -- SERVICE SPECIAL FACTORY REMANUFACTURFD ENGINES 1952s thru 1959i INSTALLED FOR , ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN $24 Per Month CALL AL HARRIS FE 5-92W Eddie Steele — FORD - VOLUME U3CA1TOKS 2705 Orchard Lake .\ve. BBBOO HARBOR 3275 West Huron i ----- r... neering Our '• No. 16*4 Priced at only $789 j 1954 BUICK I Hardtop with Oyaaflow. radio and heater. TIUi U a one dwne> automobile Our efock N. 1644 ' Priced at only ! ,$389 1956 FORD station ^Wtgon rraio^ heater. ertelnai rM * a an* owner Blrmlnctaam *wi car. Stock No tuT $876 i B.AXK RATES ;One year service warraii^;^ on all cars told. NORTH Chevrolet •64 PONTTAC ----- ^a«OL. ----- ------ fieater If you btft — t. aavt yourself plenty. and brakea AulomaUc iransmii-aloo. radte and beater. Whita-wtu* Brilliant red ttnUh. a-Joer hardtop. Power-ana*. V-* ongtiiw, radio, heater. whitewaUa. telld M ck flateb. one owner. Very aharp and only 3*.*W actual mlla*. M* CMEVT ................*17** Bel Air 4 drar gedaa. Kaodard traramualpa. nnd T-l engine. Radio and heater. Spare never bee* I stage 3. (4) I Married Joan. (2) For Better or Worse. •iM (T) Exercise. (4) Exfereisc. (2) Movie •:U (4) Fa>e Elizabeth. 1«:N (4) Dough Re Mi. (7) Divorce Hearing. 10-« (91 BUIboard. 10:30 19) Ding Dong School. (7K House of Fashions. (4) Plax Your Hunch. (4) (color) Price Is Right. (2) I Love Lucy. (71 Detroit Today. (9) Romper Room. 111:31' (4) Concentration. (2) December Bride. (7) Topper. FRIDAY AfTERNOON (;N (2) Movie (began at'5 p.tn.). (4) Jim Bowie. (7) Three Stooges. (9) Popeye. (36) Big Pictufe. I;ts (4) Weather. S;N (2) (4) News, Weather. (7) Stooges (conU. (9) This Is Alice. (56) News Magazine. CM (2) News Anaiyst. (4) (7.) Sports. CM (2) (4> (7) News, Sports. (56) Charm of Ulster. ;:N (2) Peraon to Person. (4) Mkh. Outdoors. (7) Adventure Playhouse. (9) Huckleberry Hound. (36) Spotlight on Opera. ;:N (2) Lodnip. (4) Law of the Plainsman. jl2:00 (2) love of Life. (7) Steve Canyon. (4) Troth or Consequences. (9) Movie; Jean Parker,' '7) Resilcss Gun. Russell Hardie, "Se- <9) Minnow on the Say. quoia'* (’34). |IS:I5 (9) Follow Me. (56) Search for America. <2i Search fur Tomorrow t:eo (2) Betty Hutton (4) Bat Masterson. ^ (7) Real Mc(3oys. (9) Movie (began 7:30 p m.) I;(N (2) Zane Grey Theater. (4) Bachelor Father. (7) Jeannie Carson Show. (9) Wrestling. I:M (2) Markham. (4) (Color). Ernie Ford. (7) Untouchables. (9) Wrestling (cont. (7) About Faces. (9) Movie. 1:34 (2) Aa World Turns. (7) Life of Riley. t:4S (2) Medic. (4) Queenr for a Day. (7) Day in Court. *:S4 j2) House Party (4i Loretta Young. (7) Gale Storm. (9) Home Fair. 3:14 (2) Millionaire. (4) Young Dr. Malone. (7) Beat the Dock. (9) Movie. 3:34 (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Boots. (7) Who Do You Trust. (56) Patterns of Life. ;4:44 (2) Brighter Day. I (4) Thin Man. ' (7) American Bandstand. I (36) Search for America. CIS (2) Secret Storm. 1:34 (2) Edge of Night. (4) Yancy Deringcr. (9i Robin Hood. 5:06 (2i Movie (4i (color) George Pierro*. (9) Looney Tunes and Jingles. (.■)6( Ordeal by Fire. 7» Rin Tin Tin. Jupita Cutoff on Check Charge A 39-year-old ex-convict, who po- i • lice say passed $2,100 in bogus* ^ checks in PwiUae last summer, nort, McNomara 50y >esterday was bound over to 'cir-| Target Rocket Change emit Court on charge.s. of forgery: ^ . _ • oi and uttering and publishing, oeriOUS CCOnOmiC DlOW F ♦ ♦ Frank Zietek, 30, yesterday WASHINGTON (.f> - Abandon- waived examination on both counts ment of the Jupiter target mi-ssilc before Munkipal Judge Cecil Me- program was described last night Callum. as serious economic news for Zietek. of 347 W. Breckenridge, Otrysler Corp. missile plant em-Kemdale. is free on $2,000 bond ployes in the Detroit area, pending arraignment Aug. 5. Sens. Hait and McNamara both W .a W called for redoubled effort to get Zietek was apprehended last Michigan, month in Celp, 111., by Illinois Hart also urgedyspeed.i state police. Man-in-Space Lags Slightly gremlonal action on earlier pro-poMU of his to investigate the economic impnci o4 defense procurement ni-Uoni on all areas of WILSON A Hart aide said Chryslers Sterling Township facility has employed as many as 11,(100 people. ;iJic Defense Depart IS nagued by n,pf,t announced it has decided to Trouble Getting Safe ^tlas intfirontinental ballls^c Capsule for Astronaut Ai'iny'> ten: u. s. :t:34 (4) Bold Journo. . WASHINGTON (jK - The chief Army said it already had j6) Adventures of Danny National Space Agenev indi- “•'hgaled 7>2 million dollars to a(-rated Wednesday that America’s sent on a rocket flight 123 miles r was roporteiHoday to""'1\2(M miles down the ^ ^ Atlftntir miKKilp rani?p in Ifi min- TV Features TburMlay TV Highlights By railed Press Inlematianal upd at more than 127 million dol- Atlantic missile range in 16 min- . . , V 1 be planning to leave next week , lars, accordmg to a New York , . ... _ , for at least a month s vacation . . . . j . Stale Tax Commission apprai.sal. “And before Ike end of IMI, • * • ^ «:*nmk < ™o». . filed^re Wednesday in Dutchess Lisenhower to go to the summer replacement. Opening epi- r’niintv <4urWa(p r™irf England resort area about NASA experts have been waryi^j^p jpgi,, „.j,h Miss Carson’ county fwiwgaip v.oun. ^ ^ specific target dales for gp^ival various steps in the project. Teen-Age Stars Are Taking Over in Cates By E.ARL WILSON NEW YORK — One of these weeks you’ll be reading something like this:' "Tiny ’Tim Talmadge, the night club crooner, canceled last night s show He had the colic. ” For the small fry and the teen-agers are taking over in the adult world of cafds. lock, stock and diapers. Paul Anka—who's "pushing 19—he creaks up to that milestone on July 30—opened a singing engagement at the Copacabana and was such a smash, that the club wanted to hire him for the next 20 years. It’s getting to be a strange business," claimed comedian Gary .Morton, who was on Just ahead of the Tenafly, N>., terror. "Before the show started. I spent 10 minutes burping the star. "But between shows we lived it up. Had a couple of malt-ed.s." Paul Anka, however, is not an escapee from a baby-sitter, but a composer, publisher and a recording star, a teen-age tycoon -very possibly a genius. At 15, he .swept Into N Y from Torontb—to huckster the songs he'd written — and was practically --kidnaped by a music man to keep him from competitors. Today, nine or 14 gold rerdrds and a swimming pool later, this polite, dapper, scrubbed 5-foot-6, 135-pound teen-ag^ who has already packM them In from Tokyo to Paris, is begged by middle-aged Tin Pan Alleyitcs to tell them how to sell songs. Fiurv-NIXE Grand Rapids Lawyars Pledge Con-Con Support GRAND RAPIDS (P - Support for a const itutlonal convention was pledged Wednesday by the Grand Rapids Bar A.ssn Edward C. McCobb. as.socialion president, said his group believes "it is time for Michigan to reap-prasle carefully the document upon which its government is based.” ANKA July 7. The chief beneficiaries were the As in 1457 and 1*58. Eisen-widow. Mrs. Brooke Russell As-; headquai tor, And the Astor Foundation, charitable organization. a the I’. ,S. from .Scotland ZANE IJReV theater, 9 p.m. Newport. Naval Base He experts to play a j (2( (Rerun. I Edward G. Robinson August and September have been'and Edwai-d Ji in a stoiy about mentioned unofficially a.s the ^ 'farmer caught between opposite th. \wn«rt as'ronauV sides during (he Civil War. : would make the short hop in a cap: Country 4 Inb course. on the nose of a Redstone Originally the President had missile. i half-brother, John Jacob Astor HI intended td remain at Newport | This later was shoved back to who was not named as a bench- ftxim early July into perhaps mid- late fall, ciary. He settled out of court for September, a reported $200,000. The will was fought by Astor's' ____________ However, the decision of legislative leaders to recess Congress' Hain and Hail Hit reconvene Aug. JlUJiJ Uiiu ilUil J, inventions. /ya means the resident will return as weaint^l VjrOej> Washington at the end ofjhe on a Rampage * - . I . j .. But there is a possibility that By the Associated I ress Eisenhower will continue to spend Thundershowers dampened a weekends at Newport even after I w ide stretch of the country from Congresa letums. the northern Rockies to the east- ---------------- jem’ seaboard today, and severci Nagasaki A-Bomb ]band from the northern Rockies Kills 21 This Year I into the central plains, the mid- , idle Mississippi Valley, eastern NAGASAKI. Japan Ohio Valley. ERNIE FORD SHOW, 9:30 p.m. (. Tennessee Emie ends his sea-m by introducing Jason Evers, ar of tljg western series that w-ill iO<-cupy the time .slot-(orrihe sutn-mcr, (Color. I I NT01THABI.es 9:30 p m. (7). (Rerun.) Eliot .Ness (Robert Stack' goes after a band that mblied a U.S. mail truck of a million dollars. I*H1I. riArirlAc Todov on * fuH-hou*’ musical comedy, with State uecides loaay an Carol Haney, whether to Seek End Jules Muiwhin and - Bllko s pla- of Clin(on Ri*.r Toint ^ „ Closing out the sehson. Groucho The Sute Water Re.sources Com-j learns to fly when Peter Foy, a mission was to decide today special effects man. visits the show. Pollution Edict Is Facing City ’T came here expecting to dislike hlpi—but I love him,” exclaimed Lu Anne Simms at the Copa. ★ -A ★ So great was the crowd — much of it white-jacketed prom boys and their gals—that the Copa, for the first time in its history, had its star do three shows on opening night. "I hope I’ll sing for you five years from today.’’ Paul Anka said after a colossal success. "Then I’ll be In my 20s and turn-! Ing gray.’’ And at the ringside singer Frankie Avalon—heavy- Udded and nodding' It was probably that poor little boy’s bedtime. THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . Reports about Ingrid Bergman expecting a baby have up-set Tony Perkins. He's been looking forward toythelr movie, "Time On Her Hands,'” in Europe. Susan Hayward's rumored a replacement. Ex-baseballer Lefty O’Doul, now a San Francisco restaurs-teur. reportedly turned down a chance to manage the OUnts because "I don’t have to worry about bringing my restaurant; in first In September” ... j EARL’S PEARLS: Teen-agers are the only people who: can slam a revolving door. WISH I’D SAID THAT: Nowadays an outdoor man Is any' guy who can drink at a sidewalk cafe without getting dirt in his eye . . . That’s earl, brother. (Copyright, 1960) I THINK I LL BUY A USED TV FROM OBEL ir Arfmirol (blond) .$19.95 17" Pbiko 17" KoNolbort 17" I 17" ICA 21" Moot! $30.00 $34.9$ $34.9$ $39.9$ $39.95 11" Monti ....$ $9.95 21" KnNnIbort $ S9.9S 21" Croslty $19.95 21" Emomn ....$ 99.95 21" Philco $Kni Uno $129.95 OBEL Rodio ond TV Sotos - Sorvico 3930 Disahotli Uk« 44. 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JACK PAAR SHOW, 11:30 p.m., (Omo valley, m th?"^entraT'At>’aRasahi social welfare foroiW thT city" to iwl'riK)nds'to|‘j'. lantic Coast states and north-announced today 21 persons died^xpantuon without voter between Jan, 1 and June SOlg-prova), < *'* are Jack s guests, this vear of illnesses attributed: ★ * w -------------- hiphtepfi wore attributed jjj to the same cau.ses during the have a chance to NnUf (inPC tO SPItRlP same six-month period laat .vear.,how that progress toward expan VUCJ lU JClIalC and 12 the^year Moro, has been made. ,VASH,NGTX)N ’Tta- goveroment office said »' oT ter"aTmento iZ "e A- bomb victims thus year, comparedj ^ to previous years. The bomb was| " *7” ‘® dropped here Aug. 9, 1945. and •reatoient s.v«tem. the number of those killed wtis- -The city has been under a Watei eounfries. AU the detegates said torture was prohibited to the rouiilries they represent. However, the Russian handout .said: "In the Soviet Union, illicit VIENNA (ItPI I—Russian law methods have been applied under experts admit the late Lavrenti Beria. ’ L. Beria oidered (he u.se of torture * ^ * The .Soviet offieial was puigcd terior placed at 73,884. Induct 7 Pontiac Men Into Army This Month House passed and sent to the Sen-’ ate today the compromise $39-996,608.(XX) defense appropriation The amount is $(K1,608,000 more than President Eiaenhower requested. The money is for use during the fiscal yeai- starting July 1 during his tegimo ws.. minister ♦ V ★ The admission was made in an official handout released at a United Nations seminar on the protection of human rights in legal proceedings; The seminar was attended b.v legal experts from J7 Eiimpean and executed in 1953. SONOTONE House of Hearing Free Hearing Teats Frt* Parking at Rear of Bnildtog "OpoB goat, hr AfPoiatmoaC' 143 OakUnd FEderal 2-122.» PONTIAC, MICH. SAFE—CLIAN—ICONOMI^AU-FHA TERMS ELECTBIC HEAT FREE Estimotes Phont OR 3-3792 or FE 5-S439 I Resources Commission order to lhave construction contracts signed:Includes financing for most of the ;by tomorrow. j President’s major defense pro- j grams plus some additional proj-■ Tbere are no contracts signed,Iects he didn’t request, inor will there be until financing is! * ♦ * Seven Pontiac men were induct-arranged. Because voters three Among major items are 293 mil^ ed into the Army local Draff Board times turned down proposed bondjlkm dollara to build a new con-' No. 65 this month. issues for expansion, the Oty Cbm-ventional-type attack carrier. 244 a ♦ * ^ :mls8ion has dragged its heels on million dollars to produce Bomarc The.v were Fi-ank R. Brow n, TTTmahringT^^^^^ The day”ahTTaIrrirofT^^^T^^ 190 mii- Pingrw- St.: Robert L. Pikf. 24!bonds can be issued without voter lion dollars to speed development Oriole St.: Ronnie L. Evans, 404iapproval. pf (he B70 jet aircraft. Highland Ave.; . 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JUNE 30. \960 Good at THINKING jTrial lor Pilot of U2 British Flabbergasted at Soviets * Automation Postponed 'til Later MOSCOW ur^Informed tottrcc^ said Wednesday the trial of U2 pilot Fraocis Gary Power* on a| charge of spying for the United States has postponed from MOSCOW (JK-Wes«ein experts say they are flabbergasted byi Soviet achievements in automation. I "They will really get way ahead) unless W'e buckle down to work." said one lop British authority attending the first International Congress on Automations. after a tour of the Soviet Institute of Automation and Telemachan-! ics was that it was far ahead of) anything in the West, with only) the Ma.ssachusetts Institute of, Tethnology remotely approaching! the .standards of the Soviet insti-j The British visitors said the Soviets had used a “leap frog technique.,'^ skipping Intermediates the West had to maki^in their development of automatic devices for computation and control systems in industry. "They sat down to think for five or six .vears and now the result of this thought is beginning to pay off." said one visitor. The consensus of West.'niersl “We've been a bit shattered."i said one Western delegate. "We nevei- dreamed this level had been Another told lepoilors: "If you! want a general opinion, jwt sayl we are all lost in admiration." | The first of tht*se Is basically aj self-correcting control system. The! Soviets are using it to control tem]jieratures in steel mills and also to keep power in radio' transmitters at the most efficient level. The pneumatic computers, have no moving parts and thus are more reliable than the electronic devices used in the West. Tt»ey also can be safely used in such places as chemical plants where electronic controls would be hazardous. Unofficial Informants said the; reason was that the Soviet g^j emment is being flooded with; applications from persons In the United States, Britain. France.I West Germany and other countries! who want to witness the trial. These were said to include the British novelist Graham Greene, numerous newsmen, lawyers and even detectives,. Powers reconnaissance plane was downed May 1 deep inside the Soviet Union. Wliat called forth the panegger-; ics were self-optimizing systems! and pneumatie computing inslru-. menis. neither of which, the experts said, had been achieved in the West. They are not nearly so fas electronic devices, but it wtis'Drowns Near HostinQs ' pointed out that speed was nol^ | always vital. In this connection.' HASTINGS Thomas R. Green the Soviets are also developing; 18, of Battle Creek, drowned Tues-; highly advanced electronic tom-- day while swimming in Swan Lake,' pulers. 10 miles west of Hastings. ' OPEN TUES. NITE, JULY 5th UNTIL 9 P.M. SEARS Sears Kenmore KOKHUCK AND CO Appliance Sale Auto. 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MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. Jl’XE 30. 1900 -60 PAGES ■ INTKItNATlONAL U.S. Approves City Plan Politicians Up in Air Castro Menaces Over Truman 6oycoft|U.S.-0wned WASHINGTON W>>—Supporters of Sen. Lyndon B.|fl0rjr f nQ Johnson hoped today Harry S. Truman would change ' *his mind about boycotting the .Democratic National Convention and would publicly announce his support of i Commu7ication'$T Grabi the Texan. They were known to be trying to persuade the former President to reconsider his decision, announced Wednesday, to withdraw as a con- Replaces Minister of Communi Big Texaco Refinery vention delegate from Missouri and to stay away from the Los Angeles ses-^ slons. Truman himself gave no immediate ex,-lanation. . Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri, who has had Truman’s active support, insisted Truman :.tU! Is backing him and he is "niniiMi'i hard as a candidate." but supporters of Sea. John F. fiennedy of Massachusetts read possible roUnpse of Symington's candidacy and a big boost for thefr hopes of a first-ballot noni- Short of a clarification of motives by Truman himself at a news conference he has called for Saturday in Independence, Mo., speculation among the politicians was rife. SKES LOSING BATTLE But it boiled down to this: 1 That Truman has decided Symington ean’t make the grade, and doesn't want to go to Los Angeles and Jight a losing battle. J. That Truman suspects a "deal" between Rymington and Kennedy and wants to be no part of It. % HARRY's. TRLiflAN Alert Lifeguard at Elizabeth Lake Saves Detroiter An alert lifeguard, fully clothed dashed' into Elizabeth Lake late last night to rescue a drowning 19-year-old Detroit youth. The possible deal, suggested by a strong backer of Symington, would give Symington a place in the cabinet if KeNhedy becomes president. Presumably, the Missouri senator would be named secretary of defense, a position to which he nas aspired since his service as secretary of the air force. re^ns for not wanting- iq gq 1 Lm Angeles. ITiis theory^iiAA dis-• - n’s d*ision tff counted by Truman’ hold a news conference. He hardly would summon newsmen from far and wide for a personal announcement, but might for a major political statement. ; 4. That Trumhn is dissatisfied with the manner in which Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler has organized the vention and wants to dissociate himself from it. His Saturday press conference may be a blast at Cutler. Butler himself said, "I don't know anything about it at all." And added his last word was that Trumui wa.s planning to attend the convention. . -- ------------------f The \1ctlin, Oroilo Vettrano, M, WBH floundering In six fret •f water 50 feel off shore Just as life guard William Garland, up at Family Beach on Cass-El abeth road shortly before U Vettrano was time Garland - had shore. Artificial rMptfation applied by the lifeguard; plus oxygen from the Waterford Township firemen, who o^ved soon after the rewue, 3. That Truman has pcropnal Mp«1 revive the victiip. said Mil- HAVANA W^Fidel Castro’s regime early today replaced its communications minister in a move apparently signaling further harassment and possibly seizure of the Cuban Electric Co., the largest remaining American investment in Cuba. With a marathon cabinet session still in progress after 13 hours. President Osveldo Dorticos announced the resignation of Commuhlbations Blinister Enrique Oltuski and his replacement by Raul Curbelo Morales, a virtual known. Oltuski at a news conferenoe two weeks ago accused the electric company—which comes under his ministry's jurisdiction—of sabotaging the revolution because it refused to carry out an expansion program after the Castro government cut its rates a third. But informed sources said the regime felt Oltuski had not been aggressive enough in his application of revolutionary policies. Valu^ at m million dollars, comiMiny Is half by the Ameiicaa and For-Power Co. Oltuski's ivplacement also could e a prelimiitary to formal confiscation of the 125-million-dollar Cuban Telephone Co., in which the| DETROIT (AP) - William C. Newberg resigned as president of U.S. International Telephone and!Chrysler Corp. today after holding lard Pender, township police chief. Vettrano, who had been swimming at the beach with three friends from Detroit, was given a checkup at Pontiac General Hospital and released) U.’S. Air Fares Go Up 5 Per Cent Tomorrow WASHINGTON (AP)-Most U.S. air fares will increase by about 5 per cent Friday. The Civil Aeronautics Board lid that all of the domestic trunk airlines, and all except three of the local service operators, have filed for the higher fares. The CAB announced on June 17 that it would approve them. Explains Downtown Traffic Study Over 5 Years Is Authorized 4 Federal Government to Pay Two-Thirds of Net Cost, Broomfield SoyS' POINTS TO MAP Jack. Hutter (rightI, traffic consultant., points out on the map some of downtown Pontiac’s traffic problem^ to A. C. Girard Heft), of the Downtown Development Group, and Robert Bates, city planning director. Hutter explained a S2.800 study financed by the group to improve traffic circulation and better downtown retail conditions. Newberg Quits Chrysler Post Consider Cutting Downtown Parking Disagrees Over Policy; jpontiac city officials and busu Colbert is Re-Elected to Presidency Traffic Plan Presented ears, tl towi„ Pontiac’s first urban renewal project has been given final federal approval. Congressman William S. Broomfield (R - Oakland County) announced today in Washington. D.C. The approval authorizes five-year - Tedevelopment effort with a gross cost ot approximately six million dollars. Broomfield announced that David M. Walker. Urban Renewal Administration (TRAP) commissioner, has authorized a federal loan of $5,163,044 to finance the project on a revolving fund basis. The URA aalhorited a federal grant of K,4ta,SCS, be said, to pay for Iwo-thlrds of the net projert cost—estimated by the URA at $S,43S,»7f. The city would pay the other one-Udrd in . the form of publie improvements. "The federal grant is an investment in Pontiac’s future," said Broomfield. ■"nie city now has the authority to get the plan rolling. "The^ject will help the city in its redevelopment of the central businesi) district and in the preservation of valuable nei^borhood properties from blight." * For the first time in 10 years,,the city should elMiinate Saginaw chants who wanted to keep the \paridng from 3 to 6 pja. daily on Saginaw aU'eet spaces lor , . . Bia trial basis. "Six montlia or more, le^ are sen^sly ccmsidenn|L^ ^ elimination of parking on downtnwBF^ “ - Saginaw street duri^ afternoon rush hours. The proposal is the first crash program designed to improve downtewn traffic circulation. Telegraph Co. owns 63 per cent of the stock. But C^tro representatives have been in lomplete control of the telephone company since March 4, 1939, and the last U.S. executive was ousted last February. Retaliating for the pending U.S. congressional bill to trim ^ba’s quota of sugar sales to the United States, the Castro regime stepped up its campaign against American investments by taking over all operations Wednesday of the American-owned Texaco Oil Company. including its 26-miIlion-dollar refinery at Santiago. The oil company indicated its claims for the properties seized may so million dollars. the job only two months. L. L. (Tex) Colbert was reelected to his old job as president. Colbert bad been elevated to chairman of the board when Newberg took over as president. The changes were announced today at a Chrysler board meeting in New York. The board said Newberg quit in a difference of opinion on certain corporation policies. There was no elaboraUon. Texaco, along vdth Esoo Standard of New Jersey, the other .\m-ericen refinery in Cuba, and the BrUlsh-Dutch Shell Co., had refused to process Sm let crude oil bongfat from the Soviet Union with Cuban sugar. Water Mishaps Kill 56 State So Far in 1960 LANSING » — Fifty-six persons have pefished sq far this year in 107 water accidents in Michigan, state police compilation shows. Forty-seven persons were injured in the same mishaps. Twenty-one of the deaths occurred in the iWay period ended Monday. Happy Youngsters Off to Camp Oakland County law enforcement agencies today appealed to motorists to exercUe extra caution over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Arthur J. Bogue, manager of the Pontiac office of the Auto Club, said today that it was “conservatively estimated that at least three! BOARD BUSES — These tiire some of ilte 60 physk»lly handi-“'capped children from Oakland (jaunty who excitedly bMr^ bu^ yesterday qt Poofiac Ontral 11^ lor,,eak will be Friday evening and Saturday The two banks and the Savings and Loan Assn, offices will be open until noon Saturday and open at their regular hours T.ieaday naom- ing. Roslaesa wlM be at a staadstiU far an Mooday. Jaly 4. Emirfoyes of the threw local Gciih eral Motors plants have a threeilay holiday,' starting Saturday. Bogue said the weekend mattes the real beginning of the vacation seaspn. “There will be thousands from outside Michigan making their Way to lakes and resorts," the Auto (Hub manager said. 'Many of them will, not be re-turiiing inunediately after Fourth —: but even jthei^ traffic will be heavy enough to make an eariy Mart esaential." Police alao warned swimmers and- boaters to use’wtra -oaution pwr the weekend. At least 679 persons already have lost their lives on the state's highways and waterways this >-ear. 36 in Oakland County. They held off official comment, however, until detailed figures ar-rhn with official notification of the approval. The grant apparently is about 100,000 less than the' amount-sought by the city in its final ap- ‘ plication for a loan and grant this "Apparently the project has know untU we see the deUlled figures," said Robert A. Stlerer, assistant city manager aod ar- Even if trimmed 3300,000. the grant would amount to about $500,-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Expert to Study Petition Names Leoun Harreison Denies Circulating Papers for Candidate Kaufman : It'll be (air and not so warm today through Sunday, the weatherman says. Temperatures in the Pontiac area will average near the normal high of 80 and normal low of 62. * a t Tonight's low will be 62. Friday's weather will include partly cloudy skies with a. high of 82. Winds iWx>rM southwest m.ph. at mid-morning today will increase up to 15 miles today, and becoming light again tonight. No rainfall was recorded in dov^town Pontiac for thie past 24 hours. Showers or thundershowers are expected Saturday or Sunday. A state police handwriting exr pert will analyze some 70 nominating petitions of Probate Judge ca»-didate David Kaufman for possibU forgeries by local Teamsters of»-cials. Prosecutor George F. Taylqr planned to talk today to the officials who circulated the petitioQ^ for the Detroit attorney. One of the officials originally believed to be one of the clrculatori, Leaun Harreison. president of Pofi-tiac Teamsters Local 614, yesteev day denied circulating petitkxw for Kaufman. 27, of 29530 Everett . Southfield. "It must have been my sonj* Harreison said. The affidavits at the bottom ^ about 20 petitions were signed tw Leaun W. Harreison. 26 DeUwaft Dr. ^ /-five degrees at 5:15 a.m. today was the lowest temperature preoediiig 8 o'clock. By 1 p.m. the mercury had climbed to, 82. In Todays Press Comlca, B Ceoaty News :...........3S Editeriala « Pet Doctor ................rt' Food Seetioa ...........B-M Markets .............B OMtoaries _____..... M 'sports .............:' «-M Theaters ............ ,. .23 TA' aad Radi* Programs ...ih Wilsen. Earl ............S» Womra's Pages -------... .3S-5S Accordlag la the eMcr Harrel. ■OH thin is Ms soa. It is the farmer address af the elder Harrel- junior after his name. —- This ipornitK. another Teamster official. Alvy Bush, 614 vife prraV- milUoB In current rUlms against the fund. Most of the money was owed to school districts. With the state embarking on a record high spending pro^m, a tax answbr to the root revenue problem was months away — at least until a November vote on a $110 million a year sales tax boost. A batch of “temporary” new and increased taxes on tol^cco. whisky, other objects was due to expire automaticolly a year from today unless renewed. Im Policy, acting slate controller, took a shuddering look back a year to the time when administrators were trying to run the state with lOUs. “We owed suppliers galore, some of them $100,000 and $200,000 -the New Ym-k C^tral Railroad. Swift It Co., the telephone company, dairies, plumbers—hosts oi people end companies. ” SEDUCED DEUV’ERIES Some suppliers refused to deal with the state anymore except for cash. There was talk of possibly missing university payrolls. A few contractors shut down state building projects for nonpayment. "Things began to look less dreadful when we got the $40 million infusion of cash from the Veteranj Trust Fund bonds in December,’ Policy said. The big fund, center of a polltb ral tug nf war (or nearly a full year, was liquidated as part of the temporary tax (settlement, although with technical provision for restoration. Policy said the txact size of the yaar-end deficit won’t be knowm for six weeks when fiscal year accotmt-ing is complete. The last official estimate was $’fl million. However, the controller disclosed that revenues in the fiscal year fell between five and ten million dollars behind estimates. This possibly. although not necessarily, could have the effect of increasing the deficit by that amount. The 1960-61 budget is t»n estimated 10 million dollars out of balance, pointing to a slow rise in the def- icit. "There are difficult days ahead,’ Policy said,’ “but I hope nothing like we’ve recently been Ihi^gh. ” Rena/ne Bedloe's Island for Statue of Liberty LANSING im — Detroit Banker Jerane J, Zielinski was named state banking conunissioner today to replace Alonzo L. Wilson, who resigned under fire from Gov. WU- tiftme * Zielinski, 48, senio^vice president of the Public ^ank, Detroit, was appointed for a term running till next Jan. 1. The appointment was announced by the governor’s office. SHOWeva 'fHE STARg-George E. Ferguson. Metropolitaiw Qub president, shows pictures of 25 country music stars to Mrs. Robert Koch, 150 W^opkins St. The performers will give a country music hit parade jamboree at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at Wisner Stadium. Profits from the pn%ram will be used by the Metropolitan Oiib for its charity projects. Government Okays City Renewal Plan (Continued From Page One» I more than gfiginally proposed by the city two years ago. First step in getting the project under way will be a request to the federal government for part of the loan money for initial acquisition. City Hall officials have indicated that blighted properties on the west side of Saginaw street between Pike and Patterson will be among the first to be acquired. So will Parke street properties along the right-of-way of the proposed loop highway, they have The urban renew al area is ^^jund-(>d roughly by the west side of Saginaw street, Pike, Paddock, Perkins, Parkhurst uhd Osmun streets. Rain and Hail Hit as Weather Goes on a,Rampage Nagasaki A-Bomb Kills 21 This Year By the Associated Press Thundershowers dampened wide stretch of the country from the northern Rockies to the east-seaboard today, and severe weather again broke out in scattered sections. NAGASAKI. Japan - The Nagasaki social welfare section announced today 2l persons died in between Jan. 1 and June S0> this year of illnessep attributed i The Day in Birmingham Detroiter Zielinski to Take Place of Resigned Alonzo Wilson Sewage Plan Hearing Today in Beverly Hills BIRMINGHAM - A public ins on special assessments lor the enutruction of a $668,000 internal tag them of their share in the Burdick Takes Scant N.D. Lead Notices have already mailed to property owners advis- sewer system in Beverly Hills will be held at 8 p m. today in the vil-U«e office. The hearing is the second to be held to regard tOfthe project which is expected Tb^gin in September. The cost to Individual property project cost. M, with the average approximately $800. Financing wlD be done over i 20- or 30-year period. Village offl-elAls have not yet determined what figure will be used. The special assessments will rov-qulred, altho^h the Senate like- |or the cost of lateral mains and ly win not ri>iani to session be- |a pumping station, tore the term expires. 0*0 WlUiahis demanded Wilson’! resignation after learning that the commissioner had approved establishment of a branch of the Empire State Bank in the outskirts of aty. When completed, the system will be connected to the Evergreen interceptor. flTE HELD STOCK Wilson, whose wile held stock in the bank, abused his discretion as a state official, the govemcH- said. Zielinski storied Ms career as Consider Cutting Downtown Parking Later he worked for the Bank o| Commerce, the aty Bank of Detroit and the Liberty State Bank ci Hamtramck before transferring to the Public Bank. He is married and the father ol one daughter. Stock Market Favors Constructive View NEW YORK (UPD-The 'action of the stock market so far favors a constructive point of view, cording to Kenneth Ward Hayden, Stone t 90. The wet pattern extended in a and 12 the year before, band from the northern (Rockies into the central plains, the middle Missis.sippi Valley, eastern Ohio Valley, in the central Atlantic Coast states and northward. Here’s why. he said: (1) History shows that market action follows a bullish trend until midsummer, especially in presidential election year. (2i Many individual stocks and groups have reached oversold areas the Nagasaki atom Eighteen deaths were attributed adjustrnents. to Ihe same causes during the] same six-month period last yearj The Congregational Church ol Birmingham will hedd vacation church school every weekday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 .m. beginning July 18. The classes, to continue through July 29. Include* kindergarten, primary, Upper and lower junior. The theme lor this year’s curriculum Is “’The Church." There will also be creative, recreation and outdoor nctivittes. So that the size of the classes can be determined, parents are asked to prereglsler their children contacting Mrs. Arthur Lundy, ^hc chu*eh. TTiere will be a lee $1 for each registration. (Continued From Page (Jne) a more pleasant experience for shoppers. "The merchants and pit^rty owners would have to help on this,’■•said Hutter. X^aking of two street improvements recommended in the original Barton transportation study of two years ago—the extension ol Cass avenue from Orchard Lake road to Saginaw as part of the proposed loop highway, and an extension of ^st boulevard southwest to Woodward avenue. The Cass Improvement is “vl-il,'( said Hutter, to provide a e from the retail arm. The East boulevard extension is important for heavy industrial traffic, he said. GOP Governor Davis Loses Ground to Dem Jn Key Form Race FARGO, N. DT (AP) - Democratic Rep. Quentin Burdick held a jMUTOw lead over Republican Gov. John E. Davis today to the special election for U. S. senator from North Dakota. The election on Tuesday was to II the seat of the late William ,Langer, a Republican. It was watched widely foi* possible clues to farm belt voting sentiment. Burdick held a lead of 681 votes as returiM from 30 scattered rural precincts tricUrd In by ntail today to county auditors' offk'ea. With *.2*8 of 2,314 pr«' . rinets, tallied in the unofficial total, the vole showed: ROY B. BLANCHARD Service for Roy B. Blanchard. 62, of 7120 Lahser Rd., Bloomfield Township, will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Williaih Sullivan & Son Funeral Home, Royal Oak. Burial will be In Roseland Pork Cemetery Mr. Blanchard died Wednesday in Mt. Carfhel Mercy Hospital alter a two-week illness. i advertising manager of Ward’s Automotive Yearbook. He had served as merchandising manager of U.S. Advertising 0^.. account executive with Grace and Bement. Inc., treasurer of Ralph Sharp Advertising, Inc., public relations director for • Electromaster, Inc., and promotion manager for Belnap and Thompson, Inc. ' ■A World -War I veteran, he was a member of the Detroit Adcrafl aub and F & AM of Flint Surviving are his wife Gleda, four sons, "R. Bruce, Jack, Capt. Dale H. and Richard, and nine grandchildren. Burdick 103.862. Davis - 103,281. It wasn’t until late Wednesday almost 24 hours after the polls closed, that Burdick forged into a slim lead—a margin that narrowed slightly as the vote-counting ended for the night Davis had led in the early counting by as much os Hutter said the city might negotiate with the bus companies and taxi companies to shorten the length of bus stops downtown and eliminate some of the cab stands. ^ “Ad^ed parking might be gained 6iis way," he said. "Although downtown Pontiac offers a problem. It still has a better c ’*_ " I potential for good traffic drcula- (3) Second quarter eammgs re-|,jon f^an any city we've worked ports may be better than expected. Margins may be lowered. with,” Hutter said. The government office said it vMOmes of traffle—68 per noted an increase in Ihe number Greeks Tolk With TltO rent of it U throuMi traflli^ of liver ailments among the A- joes it roaMonably well, bomb victims this year, compared: ATHENS. Greece (APi—Greek, to previous years. The bomb was Premier Con.stantine Karamanlis 'dropped here Aug. 9, 1945. and and Foreign Minister Evanghelosi!^*®"*'’*^ i I Ihe number of those killed wasiAveroff flew to Yugoslavia today ** ® cntl^ shortage olj Expert Will Study Kaufman Petitions placed at 73,884 s Averoff flew to Yugoslavia today | 'for talks with President Tito. (Continued From Page Dnct approval include these|^i„g ,^e new two-year term oi| probate judge Today’; figures: The area of fly approved project included 145 acres containing 433 substandard dwelling units. Eighty-five of the acres are to be rehabilitated, where necessai^. and the rest cleared. The cleared land is to be used for new commercial developments, civic center expemsion, parks and ‘jJUch facilities as off-street parking A total of 380 families will have to be rolocaled, and special fed-Frol tuiMls to help this move will over and above the Taylor said Bane volunteered to come into his office today to tellj his stor>'. while no contact had been made as yet with Orslni.. -NEVi' YORK iAP)-Now it’s Liberty Island which'is the homeJ Project cants. Of tlic Statue of Libciiy. When tlw' eilv submitted its final In ceremonies W^nesday, Ihojfigures last month; it was asking old name of Bedloe’s Island disappeared. The renaming had beert approved.jp a bill by the 84th Congress and signed by President ’Eisenhower. lor a proji'ct with a gross cost of $6,499,000 and a net of $3,755,252. Murray Soles Down DETROIT (AP) - Murray Corp. of America reports net sales for the nine months ended .May 31 were $38,765,440. compaied with $40,552.-493 for the corresponding 1959 period. The city was asking for a capital grant of $2,630,747 and said it was prepared to put up $1,249,861 in suth projects as flood ftmtrol on I lie Clinton River, parking (acili-streets add parks. What pos.siblc criminal action might result, Taylor said, depends on what the handwriting expert finds. Swearing falsely to the affidavit could mean prosecution (or perjury for the circulators, he said. ■ an expert in the State Police Crime Laboratory in East Lansing will be asked to determine whether any of the Y’eamster officials signed any of the purported names themselves. Taylor said a notary publie ho nntariied Mtine of Harret-petitlona—Berdine Verwey, Ike Vetoes Bill to Increase" Tr. Pay for Federal Workers* spaces in some spots. "The city went overboard, I think, on one-way streets and turning restrictions, but these could straightened out.” Hutter said. Traffic Smash Fatal Infant Girl, Woman HARBOR BEACH (8i-The infant granddaughter of an Upper Penin-newspaper executive and a WASHINGTON (APi—President antiquated federal pay system'woman in the same par were killed Eisenhower today veto^ a bill would bo greatly intensified. iiaat night in a two-car collision to raise the pay ol 1*4 million "Instead of making progress—near this Huron County corn-federal employes by 74 per cent, by Improving the federal pay munity He called the measure ’indefen-^ structure—we would actually be 000 slble by any light.” 'taking a long step .backward. ” { Rilled were Caroline Treloar. 21 * ★ O I months, and Mra. Theresa^ Hpnt- maiier map wnai ® t'^’o-thirds Margin ofjSchel. 30, both of Harbor Beach, modest increaae voting in both the House' The baby’s mother Mrs. ThereM and Senate to override a-veto. jTreloar, 29. was , reported in However. Eisenhower left the | door open for a smaller hike, what. termed reasonably commensurate with the percentage rise” In the coat! ^ bo«'.‘»>e of living since the last general Senate by more than 'critical condition in Saginaw Gen- living : pay increase. general! a secretory for U>cal *14—said tempt to override the President’s It was Harrrison’s son that cir- veto of the 74 percent measure, culated the petitions. , The House is expected to vote Han-elson senior reported thaljon an overriding attempt Friday. that margin. I * Eisenhower’s statement that he Dcniocralk- leaders "m Congress: approve a planning, however, an P®-V eral Hospital. VIOI.ATKS FAIRNES.8 "This hastily-drawn bill violates eveiY concept of fairness, every rule of reason and logic,” Eisenhower said in his veto message. The Weather ro^iAi "am” VVnN?Ty*^V«h was on business cago Taylor said he planned to talk to the son and had no plans to (xinfer with the local president The city figured about $1,000,(100 "right now.” w(iuld go into prt^iperty ;icquisitioh, "Right up until this moment the $470,000 into clearance and $740,000 only real violator would be Leauni “Were this measure to become into administrative costs. w. Harrelson, whom I have been law, the already conspicuous un- * * * ; informed by the notary pubfic is fairness and discrimination in I Resale of acquired land was ex- the son,” Taylor said. ]' ■ - ^ ---- peeled to bring in about $2,740,00()i City clerk registration records 1 I to offset the gross expenditure !showed two Harrelsons registered ^though the final estimated fig- '—Leaun Harrelson, of 26 Delaware I _ I** ures will be different in amount. Dr,, and Leaun W. Harrelson. luLv'hey’ll be proportionately Ihe same 26 Delaware Dr. ;'Vincent Astor Estate Over $127 Million Sun >n> TliursclAy at I 13 p m. Bun rlaaa Pridiiy.ai «;M a m. Moon MU Thursday ml " ■' — » Friday at 13 IS p House GOP Vote ito Fight Recess POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. (AP)-Vincent Astor left an estate valued at more than 127 million dollars. according to a New York I State Tax Commission appraisal. Astor died in New York Oty Feb, 3, 1939. The appraisal was 'filed here Wednesday in Dulch^i County Surrogate Court. tion appeared to be a move to rally votes to sustain his veto. Caroline was the granddaughter of Wilbur Treloar, general manager of the Marquette Mining Journal Co., Ltd.,-»-Mrs. Treloar is his daughter-in-law. I NOW! PRICES SLASHED NOW! Before 4th of JULY When You Need 'em LADIEf-MISSES’- GIRLS’ Summer Shoes Hlirheet temperature One Tear Af» In fan WASHINGTON t^AP) - House up Mime Dem«:ratic support in a beneficiaries weto the, „ j Republicans voted unanimously fight against the recess. j. Rrooke Russell As-' ; «,|t^ay to-oppose the Democrafic| "’There plenty of ivscntmenf aS?FoundatL, a! |Plan for Congress to recess this,pn that side of the,aisle, top. he Values to $3.00 169 Stock Up OB SMOKERS' NEEDS for Loup 4tholJULTWoekoBd -— Friday Md Ssturdsy — Nationallr Fanoas Brand CIGARETTES REGULAS SIZE Per Carton Lucky etrtke. CameU. Old KIK6 AND FILTER Ptr Carton r >ld OoldB, 24. Frtih 'KING EDWARD' 1* CIGARS 79 Box of 50 Regular tS.M Mller -Amerlca'i tarerlte clgai. Box of SO at thlR low prlc«,. Limit 1. Pack 5 CIGARS Glau Ash Trays Special group of- summer play shoos at this CUT-PRICE just when you need play shoes for 4th of luly wear. Assorted colors, styles in ■" sizes USan cemperatura . plan for Congress to recess thisjpn that side of the, aisle, top,” weekend and return to work in said. August after the i^tlonal politi-l Hoeven said there had been noj M|lcal conventions. ! I attempt to sound out Republican | The will was fought by Astor's half-brother. John Jacob Astor III,| ■IgheO and Lwveal Teaiparatdl'n rtUa Data In M Ti y’t TaOnaratarr ( 70 04 Marqurttc 01 Si MemplUi w sentiment in the Senate The Sen-; ». , named na n henefi ' Rep. Charlw B, "H^v^n (^|ate Republican leader, Everett ^ lowai announced the GOP stand Dirksen of Illinois, supported! sported $200 0(X) " after a party caucus | * * o | ”74 40! called the recess proposed Johnson’s recess stand. SI Jo House Speaker Sam Rayburol Since all members of the Houseljgpg^ Calls Con$ul$ 71 S7 (D-Tex) and Senato, Democratic'must run fbr re-election, if they' “ ‘ U JJ'Leader Lyndon B. Johnson ofjare to remain in Congressf there| TOKYO (API* — The Japaneae WOMEN’S Air Foaa Gnhioa Wedgies 2S9 Values ij Tern "just a politically inspired worth M S W hhie grand Rap. M 61 a. PrandK-a St 111 o' Complete the pu|)lic’s., busi-^kaanvasr. to ,n Tn»: ci*»* I? 57 *>***•" dedared Hoeven. spokes-kijaaxEOitr-g-ii wajhinttoo g M man lor the caucus, its snoriM 17' w .tnunro * » Hoeven said he expects to pick greater collective sentiment j governmeitt is catltaig honte 4he there tttan In the Senate for get- heads of. its consular otficaa In ting'Ijack, home to poUfical fences the United States for a confer-i mending duties. ence next week on the effect on. Only one-third of the senators }u. S -Japanese trade of the re-5-^7 *yta<. need face the voters at the balloi|cent riots ahd the cancellation of j boxes this year. Ipi’csident Eiscnhownr’ii visit. I’ , Wedgim I straps, stings etc,, m*r colors. $av« r»ow. DRY SMOKE Briar Pipes legalOT Me JINlC N North Briar b(^l pipe with ryloes stem. Cool 2>ok M N. Saginaw - -Main Floor Wber* EIm B«t ot SIMMS New ELECTBIC BAZORS at i LOW DISCOUNT PRICES I —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS First fa Fonfioef NEW NORELCO ELECTRIC FLOATING HEAD SHAVER Rog._ $1 ^98 S29.9S I ^ t« and flrat at stMaai i (T PalCE New bladtE ontour of your fact. 8! SCHICK 3-SjwaG Adivstobla •14*^ REIttiNGTON Anto Hcne ’17” .1701 REMINGTON Roll-A-Mati" Bag. 929.50 16’=^ Remington SPEEDAK ffogalar 15 J5 ^25 Dm Low Price Sharer Accessories ' Values ^ 98c Each Km • RewhiBlgn Shmr Saver • Reoiieften Pewder Stkk • Rcniingtee Service Kit • Seebeem After Sheve • Schick Service Kit • KemiiifteR Rre-Shive • Reminfton After Sheve All tar Elceirie raatr akarM. 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 30, 1960 um iW M SmaiJ Car Owners Buying Accessories j -&etr6it (UPl) — Cvmpict ctT| • owners, who only a few roontiis ! ago awore off practically all car I conveniences in favor of econoiny, .arc gradually abandoning their • austerity. . ... A Oityslcr Corp. official who ) spcdallsM fai sales trends of extra th shows an increase in the •percentage ed with various optional . aoceuories. * * * |Tbr example, during April, the last month for which figures were available, sales backup lights on the Valiant up m per cent from the month. Sales of heaters on Chrysler Corp. oon«nct were .7 per cent during the moi power steering sales were iq> per cent, wtadAield washers w up .8 per cent and automatic tn mission sales were up 5.1 per o The Inereases sM Ml instal tian at extra cast aeeeesories oempaet ears far below instal f wanM he narrowed eansM-My I. tte fntme. / WWW • /. ment on compact cars < aWy never reach the degree of aoceptaace it has ok " hs said. “But, wHh a Jew exceptions, the gap between the two should be very narrow in a year or two if the present trend U.S. to Aid Turkey onN-ReactorCost WASHINGTON - The United SUtss will contribute 83S0,> OOP to Turkey toward the cost of a nuclear research reactor, fife Atomic Energy Commission aS' nounced Wednesday. The reactor will bo part of a research and training, center be- The percentages of compact cars equipp^ with white sidewall tires alreidy is approaching the percentage to standard cars. Chrysler figures showed 63.8 per cent of its stondard cars were equipped with white sidewalls wbile 8L3 per of the Valiants were similarly Itokey is the 20th country to receivs a grant under President Eisenhower's atoms-for-peaoe offer made in June, 1955. Mai^ a guy has the habit of saying, "Well, I'm going to tc~ you the truth. .Makes nM woi der what he has been telling me Donkey Licenses Ready for Dem Convention Cars SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -Ihe state has' issued licenae| ifiates for official cars at Democratic National Convention Loo Angeles next month, each imprinted with a donkey head. WWW Four hundred of the plates, carrying the legend, “Democratic Nathmal Convention, 1960,'’ with the party symbol below H, were manufactured by convicts at Folsom Prison. WWW The Democratic party paid 65j cents apicoe to the piales. The plates will not substitute to shop Sears Friday night and TUESDAY, July 5th, until 9 p. m.j^d save! garden hose side! 6.49 reinforced plastic hose HxSO-Ft. 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He has nwer wqrked anywhere else and totals 54 years there on jtirement. iisreti McVean has worked longer for Michigan than any other state ploye. HONORED AT PARTY Last night fellow workers and friends honored him at a "This Is Your Life" party in the Elks Temple. More than 200 persons attend* Representing the State Department of Mental Health was Ivan Etes, personnel director. Keynote speaker was Dr. Walter H.'Oben-auf, superintendent of the Pontiac ‘ ‘‘THIS IS YOUR LIFE" — Duncan McVean receives congrat- State Hospital after 54 years there. Mrs. Aldrich, who is in charge Illations from Mrs. William Aldrich, 1004 LaSalle St., at his re- of the mending department, was the oldest employe in time of tiremoit party last night at Elks Temple. McVean, the oldest service at the hospital liired by McVean and attending the party, employe in stale civil service, is retiring as storekeeper at Pontiac Looking on is Mrs. McVean. Who? ,,. Mrs. Henry Gaukler Bosses Big Business in Big Way' YMCA Prompts on Water Safety By REBA HEINTZELMAN .with a sound business sense that "Big" is one word in the Englishjhas lieipcd add to the company’! language that doesn't bother petite|fine reputation. Mre. Henry Gaukler. . Working -as a corporation with She sits behind a ma.ssive deskj^^ brother-in-law. Edwin Gaukler. n one of Pontiac s oldest andit^e 38-year-old matron is one of largest bu9^ firms, the Gaukler|^, ^^o Moving * Stora^ Co., which she' ^ manages in a big^ way. Lj^ni affiliated with Allied iVan Since her husband’s death six'Lines, Inc. months ago. the pretty mother ofj four chifdren has carried on a| A new trailer, a tractor and trucks for storage, it caused quite a sensation, " Mrs. Gaukler said. "People walking by stopped, and traffic was tied up by drivers stopping* their'cars to watch." . Although her job takes up most of her time, her main interest is still her two boys and two girls, ages 16, 14, 9 and 2., The family lives at 3305 Interlaken Rd., West Bloomfield 'Town-Iship, and when the weather--i» just family tradition e^blished morejnew stake truck have been added “Ituck” out to the coun- than 56 years ago. The firm hasjto the fleet of U vehicles sincej|*’^ for swimming,, picnicking -never changed hands, nor movedjMrs. Gaukler assumed her hus-l'®"”'^ from the original building at 71 band’s position last January. I Orchard Lake Ave. in all those I ... , . .. Not only d(M*s Jbe company ! haul household goods and The firm’s nine driven, who iperrial raaterUI ah ove last .Tear drove the heavy] United States, but the building tractor-trailers more'lhan ISO,- | bouses «our floors of everything non miles from the Atlantic to ; from' kitchen brooms to antique the Pacific coasts, have plenty ' trucks, of respect for their new boss. ! , _ I When the General Motors Coi;p.j She ha* a ssense-of humor along delivered three very did GMC Polite Austria Lists 13 Rules to Apply Common Sense and Reason to Live Letters of congratulation* came from such people as Congressman William S. Broomfield and Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson. McVean started at $10 per month as a telephone and elevator operator. Since 1919, he has bem storekeeper for the institution and earns $6,718 a year plus the use of « house on the hospital grounds. ‘‘I hate like the devil to leave," says the well-tanaed oldster. "The people I have worked with are above the average." McVean and his wife are looking for a house.in which to live, and, be says, another job, although he Is assured $5,658 a year in combined state pension and federal social security ^nefits. not allowed to make more than $100 a month in order to remain eligible for these benefits.’’ says, Vbut I hope I can get a job to keep me occupied.” McVean, who has been active In Boy 8<-outs and a member of •the First Presbyteriair' -rimrch and Masonic Lodge No. tl,.passes on this advice to today’s youngsters: “Finish school. tJet your education." With thousands of area residents heading for lakes and swimming over the holiday weekend, the Pontiac YMCA, which stresses swimming and water safety programs the year Tourfd, today joined other agencies in an appeal common sense and reason around the water. John J. Morean, aquatics director, suggested that swimmers follaw IS basic rulew of water safety Uugbt In the YMCA aquatic program. "Obeying these precautions could save lives," Mereau said, "not only this weekend—but all through the summer. " . Go to school and have a job the same time? "It’s good for you." McVean is especially proud of his son Duncan, 24, who worked his way through Ichbol a:nd last received his master's degree in pharmacy at the University of Michigan. ^ He has another son, Robert, and a stepson. Major D. E. Keef-in the Army. 9-Day Visit Expected;*" to Feature Smiles and The mics arc Coexistence. Talk ^ See Rockefeller as Backing GOP VIENNA, Austria Khrushchev arrived Austria today for a nine-day state vi.sit that is expected to be all smiles and talk of peaceful coexistence. I Swim only at protected pools and I beaches, and obey all warning API—Nikitajsigns. Never swini alone, neutral TTie Soviet Premier and his party of more than 80 persons, were at Vienna's Schweehat Airfield by President Adolf Schaerf, Chancellor Julius Raab apd other top Austrians. j I away Only two hours were set aside Brass, for private talks with •'Aostrian government leaders — and these exptH'led to deal with trade. S'Never dive into unknown ters. Before diving, lest the depth of the vlater and check the conditioning of the ■bottom, looking out for dangerous .rocks, broken bottles and sharp tin cans. Keep I Wieeds, lily pads and COOL OFF’ FIRST 4. Rest, relax and cod off after hard exercise before you go into the water. 5. Don't be a water show-off. ■"here was a minimum of fan-;fare for Khimlichev's arrival swimming in the usual honor guard and 21-gun salute; onl.v three flags (two Austrian. one Soviet) at Jhe airport, a relatively small crowd of newsmen, officials and Soviet embassy staff. Some 6,000 police army troops manned the 15-mile route from the airfield to the visitors^ hotel. t ro n g 7. Always race shore or parallel I away from shore. Khnishrhev smiled happily he w'alked'down the steps of his] plane. 8. Beware of water wings, old inner tubes and similar objects. In Vienna, 9.*lf you can^t swim, stay out of i small boats. If your boat overturns. , * .ihang„on. as it-Alll float. Doq’t protest march of ^oat. since a f)N THF: .job — One of two women in th^ United States to manage a large trucking firm, Mro. Henry Gaukler has assumed her deceased huisband s position as manager of the Gaukler Moving A Storage Co. like a veteran executive. the Catholic Youth Organization and the Austrian Prisoners of War Assn, was banned. The government wanted' no unpleasantness. There was no cheering or clap-jping as Khmshihev walked hat-lles.s. in a iwoHiutlon. single-breasted suit, from his plane. common danger is tipping such a — - . ... craft over, or coming up under]i OUnS* WCfniS the hull, causing serious injury.] __ ,, Instead, slWe into the water. Never fO V1 Sit tlGUf overload a boat. She'll Go to Republican Convention as Page Girl Miss Irene Giacobbi, chairman' chairman of the local orgairita-of the Oakland Oiunty Young Re-1 tf Behavior Clinic of Pittsburgh’ Criminal Court and from tl»ere went to Mayview State Hoepitai In Pennsylvanig where she was director of social services. In 1949 she became director ot tbe Child Guidiuice Clinic in Mua-kegon after serving as a peychi-atric social work consultant for the Michigan State'Department of Social Welfare in Lansing (1945) and as acting director of the dinton Valley Children’s Center (1946). A member of the National Assn. ROMNEY, W.Va. (AP) - Dr. Barbara Moore planned to hike through the heart of ^Inia’s apple growing country today and bed down tonight at Winchester, Va. That would be 43 miles along U.S. Highway 50 from her start-in this West Virginia town. • The 56-year-old British vegetarian is en route to New York via Washington and has been on the road nearly three months since she left San Francisco. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,] Mont. (AP)— oet>>yesr. This is good news to all those who (ear further monetary infia-tioii—a mainspring for a rising cost of livihg, although there at« have been running think this is because of the drive make taxpayers scientious about 'reporting dividend and interest receipts. Also the Treasury is going to borrow leu new money in the coming next six months than In any second half for uveral years. This is good news for all oth-' m who want to borrow-aUte and local government agendH; corporations, and individuals. It means there wUl be leu competition ftv the available ' perhaps somewhat The taxpayers get the roalor credit for the happier fiscal days in Wadiington becauu the Treasury is collecting more from individual income tax returns. Part of this is because But the Agrtcalture Department has been doing its bit, too, td help out tbe Treasury, Becauu of lowr er price support spending tor and unusually heavy export sales of cotton, the Agriculture Depart- cently as earlier it had been ex-i:{ie«ed to. Although the books wpoY* bo tallied lor several days yet, now seems sure that budget rev-enuM for tbe 12 months ei " _ today will top the January estimate of 78.6 billion dollars, and federal spending will be a bit below the January estimate of 7R4 bOUon. Most guessM now put a the budget surolus at 500 million or better. WHERE LOW PRICES ARE A ffilRIT! ^ I Nt* Niwt-^uan TAMPAX OOH, IT'S SHORT! - Nancy Sinatra, 19. strokM the clouly cropped hair of her fiance. 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From village to village in remote Maniema District in the Kivu Province the drums were thundering in hollow tones relaying messages on the eve of bide-jendence Day. "Disaster will befril us. For two weeks there will be no sunlight. Torrents of blood will fall on our regioft. Tombs will open and our ancestors will rise again," the drums said. The missionary sat for a long time under a banyan tree. Already early In the day be But even in I^iopoldviUe, Katanga and otlier advanced areas the masses have only a hazy idea what exactly independence from their Belgian overlords will bring. Ing when on his rounds through the villagea he saw women clearing grass and dirt from the cemetery. His African helper told him that frightened villagers had stored enough com in their huts to inside for at last two weeks. Independence Day will not have "property.’* For many Congolese no matter how glad they will be to see the Belgians 'go there is one big question naark *'We hope there won't be any more taxes” most say tn reply to questions on their idena about Independence,, , . To make the Congoleze work productively the Belgians have been taxing everybody whether he wmiced or not: the problem of iildependence mav evolve around the question of "bongo" (money) for most Africans. Unscrupulous Africans h a been exploiting many of their kinsmen over the "bongo" and some have been o^lecting cash for Europran houses and even European women which ignorant Africans believe they will inherit from July first. Some buyers of bouses and e booted ant by Irate That is Whether the traditional enmily_ between-ithe tribes will mean a return to the hiaecurity which existed before Henry Morton Stanley opened up immense Jerritory for Belgian King Leopold II 80 years ago. Already Balubas. Luluas. Ba-kongo, Banglaas. Bayakas. Tsbi-kayas and multitude (Xf other tribes are threatening to take the law into their own hands and set up their own republics They fear they will fall tmder the control of "enemy” tribes in a centralized state as at present planned. Each country has its birthpains when emerging from bondage. But the Congo seems to have received more than its share of initial difficulties. Ballot to Count 3 Proposals sr pksuux MURDERER CONVICTED — Dennis Whitney, 17-year-old confessed slayer of six men and one woman, stares somberly in court in Miami. Fla. Shortly after, Whitney was convicted-of first degree murder and he will be sentenced to death. convention would be made np| by three delegates from each senatorial district). 3. Set now for April 1961, a vote on the question of calling a convention under the ch|nged rules. If Sponsors Succood, Con • Con Propositions Still Lock Authority Teachers Wizl Student Fights; Lose to Judge DETROIT (AP) - If sponsors are successful, there will lie three constitutional convention-questions on the Nov. 8 ballot. _ not C»» W the County of Oakland. SUU of Mlch-lan. on the 2nd d»r of Asswt. 1»S0. Therefete. notice U hereby glyea. thet ny qiuUtled elector of Hid Tovashlp J White Uke obe Is not sirendy res-Mertd apoo the re^trattoo books ol Mid Township sf wwte Ubi. msT res-- Town Hon on Tuesdny the »th uly. 1PM. from i;M o'clock a m _______o'clock. pjB.. Eastsra Sundard Time. MoUcc U farther ileea. that each res-IstrsUaos wUl alee be rccetred on the followtns days preyloas to uid »th Say of Jaly. ISM, to-wit: — “* — ments in the courtroom, an attorney says. The question of what happens when little Johnny hangs one on the teacher’s jaw came up for dis-cunion at the annual convention of the National Education Assn. Richard L. Morgan, an attor-ey on the NEA's Defense Cam-mission. said the teacher has a legal right to protect himself and to hit back. But. he added in increasing number of cases the courts, are deciding against, teacher if the parents sue. The size, age and strength of the pupil are often 'factors in the court’s decision. Morgan said, aS well as the "reasohableness' the teacher’s action. OnklnaC auu •( Mlchlgnii. k ipceUl nlccUca bnviM bMn enlM be held tn — ---------------------- *“ retUtrntlon ta b* traaeferred H hu new nddrcM hy wndlnt H the Otob • _j Tit^****- from which be *h ■trike Uiroukb the Intt »ddre»». w»rd ------------,— record the end precinct nnd dnpUente _ ______ _____ -hnU plnee the refUlrnUos card Ui proper , .11. t~nefnea ehnu aot iMi daye aext n or primary Mtb day' ehall praatnel lUe. 1 be Bude with preccdlas any * election. >G«fl«land County governed beyond proposed sewer s.vstem to rene , state laws, excc^ by "gentleman s both Uke Orion uirf Oxford. agreements which now exis among property owners on several Orion and Oxford, townships will i LAKE ORION — Area newlyweds be involved with the two villages In. -----:----------- Mr. and Mris. Conrad Ci Konczal ‘'^.'"8 the ^r after receiving a notice, the city'Dates. Vernon Fisher was elected will cut the weeds at the expense | treasurer, of the owner. If tl his wife’s two and a half year-"ld son in Municipal Court here June 23 changed his pica to. not guilty yesterday. The more serious charge of felonious assault was charged against Everett Thomas of MS Vi. Barrett 8t. the same day. He was freed on a K,sm bond pending trial In Municipal Court July u. c Everyone but Everyone by Sept. 15, it will became a spe-1' _ , i ' i cial assessment and result in a HaS O Dackyarci POOi lien against the property, Mrs. Van Horn said. MRS. CONRAD C. KONCZAL Newlywed^ ill Reside in Oxford on Their Return ! At the time he pleaded guilty. I Thomas admitted to police Jlhat he threw a glass ashtray during The typical purchaser of a back-;*" argument with his wife He said yard swimming pool pays 10 per jit crashed to the floor near where cent down and finances the bal- ber oon. by a former marriage. The Arctic Ocean is divided in* ance over a period of five years. | Bradley Biers, was sifting, to two basins by the massive Lo-|Thls information comes from Jo- Glass fragments were sprayed monosov Ridge. Some underwater seph C. E3tkers, head of the pool on the boy. one of which resulted •peak.s^reach^^thm ^cw thousand flnancing department of an instcill- in his being blinded in the left eye. the number . I— ....— ........ owping their monmoy, an Ifth Century Russian own swimming pools will climb According to Assistant County Prosecutor William Lang, the trial wiir prove whether Thomas deliber- Kientist who devoted much of his^to more than 225.000 this year, up ately threw the ashtray at either hfetime to Arctic '--- -■ ------- ■ ............... 1 53.000 from 1959. ihis wife or the c PONTIAC TOWNSHIP - The Pontiac Township Fire Department will stage a fire demonstration and fireworks display on July 4 ginning at 7 p.m. The activities will take place on Squirrel road immediately acroas from the Auburn Heighu Grade School. The fire siren wHt be btown at 7 p.m. to signal the start of the special events with the burning of a farm building by Station No. t. A aeries 6f water battles will be staged by Station No. 3 with other Oakland County departments Station No. 1 will have charge of the fireworks which will be set off as soon as it gets dark. If there is time between the water battle eliminations and dark, the firemen will have a ladder drill during which they will scale 40-foot ladders and show how hdsea are used to fight tall building fires. The township's new civil defense police will maintain control of traf; fic and parking. Chairman of the Fourth of July committee is Assistant Fire Chief James BrKkenridge. Hospital Slates Dinner-Lecture Tuesday Night ALMONT - Th^ medical staff f the Community Hospital neu here will hold its second annual dinner-lecture program at the hospital at 7 p.m. Tuesday. ★ * * Invitations have been mailed to the medical societies of St. Clair, Macomb, Lapeer and Sanilac Woman Fatally Hurt asCaf Hits Truck A $2-yearK)ld Springfield Township woman was injured fatally and her husband hoepitalized with injuries yesterday when their tar rammed.a truck west of Tawas. ★ k ♦ Mrs. Sara F. Kintz of 9405 Dixie Hwy. died in Tawas City Hospital four hours after the accident. Her husband, who had been driving the car, was admitted to the same hospital. According to East Tawas state police, the Kintz car ran a stop sign at the intersection of M55 and M65 and crashed head-on into the side of a truck. The truck driver escaped injury. Dr. Richard Bing, chairman of the department of internal medicine at Wayne State University, will speak on "Congesdve Heart Failure.” Highland Twp. GOP Invites Candidates HKJHLAND TOWNSHIP - All Republican candidates for rtate and county offices have been invited to speak at a public "meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Highland Township HaU, 205 N. Johns St. The "Meet Your Candidate Night” U sponsored by the Highland, Milford and White Lake Republican clubs and the Huron Valley Women’s Republican dub. SALLY JOINER A bachelor of arts degr^has been conferred upon Sally Joiner, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Fred Schadt. 8521 Ukeview pr.. Clarkston. by Western Michigan. She majored in Elnglish. will live in Oxford when they return from their honeymoon trip next iifeek. will also share in the cost of engine treatment plant to be built south of Lake Orion. Two Florida Schools Ordered Integrated ALREADY HAVE SIGNED ' ;The bride is the former Betty i The two village councUs already! , Janf Ruge, daughter of Mr. and have signed resolutions allowingi^AMLEla. (API The I Mrs. Paui ftiige. 2’28 Atwater St. the Oakland County Department G®“"ty school B^rd, by unani- I Her husband’s parents Xre Mr. ^ public Works to proceed with ordered to ra I and Mrs. Sylv^ter Konczal of 870 ^e Hilary sewer program. The “J ‘wo schools in Nortk | a Rochester Rd.. Avon Township.;dPW must have fhe approval ,^e third I : For her wedding In 8t. Joseph the municipalities to jignjentary school In Florida to | ratliolir tlmrch. the bride chose 'ced bbfore construction can ocgin,,j^ integrated, all in Dade County. [ h princess-«t.vle gown with a xhe temporary facilities will be | North Miami Beach Junior High | rhapel-length train, made of sUk designed to serve the Lake Orion- i will be the first white secondary I Oxford area for I* year* or until | school in Florida to admit i they can be tied Into the tllnton , grp River Sewage Disposal s.rotem I The board denied requests of 12 I planned to Include this are*. other Negro pupils seeking admis-i| . r* i„,-a rion *o whitt schools. No rea.sons J In other acUon. the Oxford Coun- cil has instructed the village man- ^ • __________________ ager to have walk lights installed' Rt-Ihe main intersection in town.' AnilOUnce Marriage ;They will be installed with the i> 50 STAR PAINT SALE LAST 3 DAYS jller waist-length veil was fastened to a pearl and lare headpiece. and she carried a ca.scade bouquet of w hite i-oses and stephan- jThe bride s cousin Patricia Vocke oj Detroit was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were A"f Saunders o( Hancock and Mrs. Jerome Vnverek of Pontiac. unit in the present traffici . n’*! .light which' was authorized pre-l A. Mickle. 9263 Evee Rd.. an-v^slv ' th^ recent marriage of Du; reason for the walk light re- niKxi i< tha* the awkward ande *o William R. Brock, son of Mr. quest is ttot the awkward angle. The bridegroom’s brother Arnold . served as best man His other of the troffic signal makes it diffi brothers, Roger and Gary, were cult for pedestrians to see it bcfoiTi ushers. .An evening reception was held in the American Legion Hall at .\uburn Heights. ford Rd., Holly. The- wedding Has been aqjhorized by the Council. | ‘‘r" M‘chigair____________ ROCKCOTE DURO-GLO HOUSE PAINT HOUSE and TRIM PAINT WHITE AND 1,000s OF COLORS WHITE ONLY • SOFT GLOSS FINISH $C88 To • NON-CHALKING ^ • Icoutiful Mtdium Gloii C U 71 • Brilliant Whita 1 1 g]||. • EXCELLENT COVERAGE r.l Was $7.35 to $8.19 Gal., Now • Easy Brushing Was $5.89 Gol Now ■ Janet Klein Is ^Married to Stephen Flemington i OXbDRD —Janet Klein became the bride of Stephen tijjncniing ton in a candlelight wedomg Sat-ui-day in Holy Cross Lutheran Oiurch. Glaspie Ave. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Qinton \V. Flemington, 901 S. Coats Rd. I A. floor-length gown of silk iw- j ganta with Aleneon tore trim w«jj rbosen by the bride. It ffa ^ turrd a fitted bodice with a scooped neekline. Her bouffant skirl ended in a chapel sweep. An Aleneon lace cap se<-ui‘ed her veil of silk illusion. ACRYUC Matoaiy Paist ** METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN White and Colors 100% ALKYD FLAT and SEMI-GLOSS • Use on Any Masonry Surface • Uyo oh Asbestos Shinflos RUBBER RASE PAINT White and Colors • Dries in Less Then 30 Minutes White and (Colors w,s$5.20 $095 Bal. Gol.. . . Now ^ Wos $7.15 $C72 (Ul Gol Now D. Was $4.45 $325 G.L Gal.. . Now ^ « Marii.vn Mittchell ' of Lake H (I'Ajk Odes-sa was, maid of honor. Brides- » * inai^s were Nancy Milne of Hunt- ington Woods. Dexa Coleman of MBS. 8TIJ-HEN ILEMINGTON n^^^iorn and Beverly Joyce of " '^Dxfgrd. - 7. 4 I The bride’s sister .Mary was So^u^lty Aid to Aged bridesmaid, and their j Backed by William$ ‘•"“•t" «*' •’«"‘t*c wa* flower girl, (SJIPIER national PARK, ,01 Waterford; ’ Mont. U» — Gov. WUliaihs of Mich- ♦ o ■ o i a mcne to urge Congress to pro-| ^ , Aj u $^ tAsno..s.*.ws^ frs. ♦kna I Bost Hian was, ChaiTes Monk Jr. rtd,,healthln«irai^ for the a^d^^ nemington, John as an extension of the Social Se-Baggett and James Fenton ofj cui"Hy system. jClearwater. Fla. The bride's cous- ' * * * in Garyle Roberts of Pontiac was vWliams voted with the majority :™8bearer. ... 1, ,1 I A reception was lield in the hT C1-* -Sr ™r,. "The. Democratic governor said the ’’people really want this kind <4 oootiibutory sj^tem."’ mony. The new lyweds are phoney mooning in the Upper Peninsula. They will live in Oxford when lh«y re-{ turn. MR.S. NATHAN L. RIFILE Double-Ring Rite in Birmingham Uriites Couple t'LARKSrbN-Nathan L Riffle claimed Kathleen Ann Krokker for ihis bride Saturday in a doublering wedding at Holy Name Cath-lolic Church, Birmingham. ' i The bride is the daughter of Mr. iind Mrs. Gabriel J. Krokker of, 'Belleville. The bridegroom’s par-] jents are Mrs. Sherman Lmyery of |10 Buffalo St. and Culver Riffle !of 526 Second Sj.., Rochester. * ♦ * lace and tulle gown was 'chosen by th?bride. She carried a "bouquet of daisies in a cascade arrangement. Her attendants were Dragos of Belleville and Ji mark of Detroit. , Qyde Kizer of Clarkston was best roan. Ushefs were Douglas Forton of Pontiac and Darrell, Blackett of Clarkston. ' LAST 3 DAYS! \ COME ^"“plastic 9x12 DROP CLOTH ‘I.I9 PAINT ROLLER SETS 79' NOW BpckcoU LOW LUSTBE HOUSE PAINT Wot 98c NOW • Blistar Rtsistant • For Any Extorior Surface • Widt Color Solocfion White ud lOOOl of Colon $7.0*5 NOW Gol. T GaL PAINT Dwresa! JoaA KU-; FREE SO^TAR FLAGS To Each CUM Uidor 12 Toon FBCE4S' BOLL CBEFE PBPEB BONTIIO ITUS aid STBIFBS with aach § alloa puckaM CAULKING CARTRIDGES T NOW 3for70‘ ^ PONTIAC ROCKCOTE $. CASS, CORNER OF HURON FE 3-7129 Open ftidqy Night Until 9 - Saturday 8 to S Pork Frekuin Our Lot Roor of Stort — Entronco on Huron Stroof STORE THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 30. w TENUTA SUPER MARKET • L. S. SUPER MARKET • FEUOEQUAUTY MARKET Ojien All Day Suaday aud MoRday^^July 4tb Campbell's PORK& BEANS . 16 Oz. Cans This Week's ^BONUS BUY! COCA-COLA ^ull Cose of 24 BoHles 14 Oz. Bottle Table King cam 15‘ Large 46 oz. Can 25' With Purchase of ^ $5.00 or More ^ Meat, Groceries, Fruit and/or 6 Oz. Bottle Plus DEPOSIT Vegetobles Table King TOMATO JUICE STOUFFER’S CHEESE UpsidedownCake Pineapple Cake POTATO CHIPS # COTTAGE^, ^ CHEESE WATERMELONS 2-lb. Average Each 07 ■‘m Fresh PEACHES f » IQf ^ SALEDATS — THUIS.. m.. SAT. JUIIE30.JUlTlsi4 2 W» Imott* th» ItJgAl lo Umil QaantilMi. Sliced Bologna {il49 DIAMOND CRYSTALSALTII 18 oz. APCM PIT BAR-B-i) A A BOTTLE vrtn rll SAUCE KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING Big Quart Jar with Coupon Below ... 39' COUPON .......... KRAFTS MIRACLE WH(1P SALAD DRESSING Big Quart Jar With Thit Coupon t • Thursday, Fridoy, Soturdoy • ; June 30, July 1, July 2 39< VILLABITENUTA SUPER MARKET 3342 AUBURN RD., Auburn Hgis. SUPER MARKET 3515 SASHABAW ot WAllON L S. IFELICE SijpER H quality MARKET ■ MARKET 331 S. BROADWAY, Lake Orion BEER ui WINE Opes EtOit Weekday . 9 U. te 9 P Jl. |Suda7 9A.M.te4P.M. • IV 238 S. TELEGRAPH I Open Ertiy.Dey bdeibif Ssadsy—S s.b. to 10 pjiL BEER - WINE - LIQUOR THE rOXTIAC PRESS. TIIURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1900 Cass Aveaie Brake Service 109 N. Cms 0MM« SmC* SiWTKV* FORD CHEV LlHlMG LABOR Up to 58 Other Cors ot Low Prices FRONT END ALIGNMENT $5.95 Up Front wheels balanced $4.00 Wcifkti We Guarantee Our Work! I BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT I Sports Calendar CtAU A-Jeu »•. Oxford W I s n f i CLASS B—ClUAbrtb Ldk* McrchsoU w L»l»U * Cdl*iro»». J»ycM Park. ** CLASS .D-Our Ladf of Rcfugo »• Don SIchoU*. Jorcoo Pork. ».J0 p m . We»t Bloomflrld Boys Club vs PomtU Truck-tnx Pontjor Northrrp. S kO. n m CLASS I—Pomtoc Poller H r 1 ( h t s Boys Hub. ~ ' South. S 30 p.m . Or»L. ------- ------- Oloms vs tlopM. Colutnbli-Joslyn North. lOlympic Track vs Roam’ EIrctnc ildtrri Trials Start Friday at Stanford ' ' ■ ' ■ ‘■ Pontiac's Jones I noe Stays Close WifhYanksl Indians in Second Place AT WARWICKJULIS COUNTS -Oprutn* U-hdfc round of 3rd IS3 uoa Buick Open (Olf tournomi Bv The AKwxtialiNl Prpwi) jrun, but allowed Boston just one _____________________ Dick Sligman, the rookie !hit over seven inniniw In ‘ ' Paul Hornung of the Green « reliever, has been Packers led Nationals Football nothing but a winner no League sconng last season' with!Cleveland Indians have given him '^ dar starter since. another chance Where can J get a USED CAR that’s honestly represented, priced right, and backed by expert service? ATTENTION, l957^’58-’5^’60 CAR OWNERS Once-m-ff-lifetime sovings on BRAND NEWf FIRST QUALITY ^RES Closeout of Special Brand 1959 Designs During this sole... 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Sony, no dealer sales or phone, mail or layaway orders, »ff MOUMTimO DaiitPii Tire Cd starting Against who have tost five in a row aFhome, Stigman Defending Bow Champs Hold Lead After 4 Rounds ! pitcher The lanky lefty follow-ed up a ' four-hit victory over the New York Yankees with a -V3 job on Balti-'more Wednesday Right, giving up ! just-six singles .as the Indians (•dgra ahead of the Orioles into second place in the American League laee. ★ * * grayling txt — D P f e n d ing ; Cleveland is one percentage champions deo Roberson and Faye ro.nl above the Orioles, but the §:^nyer8 remain out in front Birds, who have lost three straight gf their resp^ptf^^Wylaions at are a halMcnglh ahead in the ^nd of four,six rounds in the •games behind ' column since 15th Natttlfal Field Archery cham- they've played more games ipjghships. They’re I'j games back of first Miss Sconyers of Modesto, Calif.. 1 place New York, The Indians trail the ^v’omen's instinctive division 'New York by two. at the end of fourth round com'pe- • The Yankees staved with it by .fition yesterday with 1,511 points. I w hipping Kansas City 10-0 as Rog- jg^n Curran of Affton, Mo., is rimer Marls belted tw^ more hgmc|gprup ,nafh 1 445. and Mildrcn Hick-; rtiiw and Jim Ci^s won his 13th-gp Richnt^. Va„ third, 1.373 ; ' Mrs. Roberson., a S.m.ria. Last place Bo.ston defeated De- ' troit 4-2. Chicago's game at " ash-1 p„,„„ Lucille Shine of Glendale. Calif., 1« srs--with |.»48. and Diana n of Wyandotte, Mich., third. walked half a dozen, but fanned five—for a total of 20 strikeouU in three starts. ★ * ♦ Coates, getting his usual support from the Yankees, put away the first tow-hit game and second shutout of his somewhat fantastic 15-1 today In which targets will simulate big game. Free-stylers are pemitted to use ghts on their bows, but instinctive shooters cannot use si^kta major league career. He walked two, struck out six and allowed flothing but singles. Danny Kravitz had two of them, in the second and seventh innings, and Norm Sieber the other, in the ninth, as the A’s lost their 10th straight at Yankee Stadium. Oete Boyer alao homered for the Yankees, who have scored 104 runs in Coates' 12 starts this season—i|n_ average of almost nine runs a’game. Marto hqis driven in 23 of them and hit liiiie home rum behind the bi8 right-hander. Both of Maris' shots, each with a man on, came off Ray Herbert (M) Wednesday and upped his major league leading total to 24. He alao leads the AL with 62 runs batted Top Candidate in 400 Hurdles First Three in Each Event Will Make U.S. Team STANFORD, • C a I i f. (AP) -Competitigtrhere will be the best t ever has been. It has to be. Every other country wHl be better With only of^ or two exceptions,’’ said Larry Snyder, coach of the United States Olym- ' pic track and field team, on the eve of the trials that will fashion his squad. Friday and Saturday at the Stanford Stadium crowds totaling 75,000 will watch the nation's top track stars vie tbr the coveted xXB'tqn- the U. S. learn. High jumjtor John Thomas, sophomore sensation from Boston University, expressed the feeling of the 2H athletes here when he Aren’t these trials and the _ IICNL « 1 OlymPk; games the goal of cvery- 2 iW^Or© SottuS.ll Sn U f Oli ts “Inyder. Ohio state coach, voiced approval of the U. S. system of A pair of-dhutouts pnd another I lead in the American division to determine its victory for front-running Sno-Bol i with a 2-1 triumph over the Moose | ^ „p,^, gpppraiion highlighted Oty League softball I as Dick SheM and Harlan I Fat) 1 is making the old timers either Sho-Bol Wins Again ington was rained out. action Wednesday night at Beau- K^*'*' combined to outpitch Billido better or step aside.” “yon. j It’s this competition, he feels, that will continue U. S. .dnmina- dette and Northside parks. Wah Travis Ditched a three-hit' •'‘‘ilh, who relieved Shell in the shuti An^ R^t.v Sted 5th ituting With S^Bcd trailing and .Terry I “ count, was the winning ^1* .Stigman, w ho beat ilje Orioles j and Jerry Walker (2-1) with a two- run single in the fourth Inning. -— ^ . oV"j! ' ir», now has a 4-4 .recofd-3-1 as ah James Mackay, a jthe CIO on'cr. .Sno-Bol won starter and 1-3 in relief. He had bowman from Bradford, Pa o" « walk five sm-es in relief, but had lost ,he men's free style with | Thompson’s triple and Dick Q»p- Bob ^ ^ ^ ■an lonffcor three in « --- —... —p-, -— jijuiius. - - — ■ -- Gordon gave him his first ^lart Grove HI . is sefopd with 1.97o. in a month on June* 18. Stigman‘^5 K^dtoc of Rochester, Minn. iwas charged Mth an unearned defending champion. iwith 1 ; third; In the other American I PBI Has 16-5 Romp in Class B League Three Junior Teams Jamcs’PalnffrV a*40-ycar^ld'Rally for VictOrjeS^. . _ llustrator -from Danwjlle.^ N Garj-JI^i»(«rd#doublc in the Rth ftfeltr bp a tipht duel and gave s^fwkl CITY IJ^jULL STANDINGS heads the^j^p- tcctc u^. , wilb-r^W^poins. Vidllawi^ *u..io Rrilty Pontiac Business Institute ha cd Don Nicholie a 16-5 pasting > Icrday in a Class B City Leagiv gf Richmond. Mich., kaseball game at Jaycee Park. j,777. PBI clubbed 13 hits, three byl The archers meet in two Mike 'Muthleb and two each by| Dan Dropps afltniob Reeves, ipensky^ Dowr. N J^ victory over Wektside Kiwanis JuSium w-ith 1.791 and Dr. bred S'mmons^,^^^^ rallied,M»rch.nt. '••'of Houston. Tex., third, watp 1, ^ ,1- ,^,1,1, three runs In the 6thj 10 3 Police T._v a 1-D count, was the winning pitciL JAfcW-' S. will win the 15 gold med-•’cccyi^ it did in 1952 and 1956. Gold medal winners at Melbourne, Australia.^^ur years ago competing here are Al Oerter in the discas. Bobby Morrow in ihe 200 meter dash: Parry O'Brien, shot put; Lee Calhoun, llOmeter with 'an 8-2 d<*ciiil8h over Smith hurdles; Glenn Davis. 400 meter hurdles; Harold Connolly, hammqF throw; Greg Bell, broad jump. I and Charlie Cumas in the high Lijump, , \i Only Connolly, Davis and Ocr-• ter are heavily'favoretl. li The *first. three in each c\cnt make the U. ,S. team but they w t ■ w t must have met the Olympic qu;ili- fifth withjW'iJ™”'j J (yi„g'„tandards This could-prove . iwhiP Vemors 1.3-6 in the other ""■'.Vp",'**” J ] 2 distance events rounds, a^^ Ht.ves Jones of Poniiae. MU’h., ! Auburn Heights- Boys Club of, Lc»sst ^ ^ ; aassD w as the third team to rome Bueiinert • 1 ^tri xiec j « , oaeh im the world's lop hurdler. enjoy a field day at the expen.se of Q-jll Blanks ^HarmaCV from behind and win All five runs| rmo Buiiden • 1 Rockru 1 V is «-onsldered the'lop randldate tivee Nicholie Huriers. ‘in a 5-3 triumph over Poniiae Cen-]''C '■»“"> ‘ ♦ 30«Lounge 0 > over the tno meter distance. PBI also employevy getting credit lcr|ci,utout last night al Dxaytin pjtcher Darryl Thorpe s second hit. ’ Wednesday when Dyrol Burleson, the w e Kd Kent was the startcrjiMams gs Griff's Grill of the City 1 powell Trucking was in command Packer Veterans Sion 'life Oregon sophomore rated this ind lo er hr Nicholie. v.'h poed T-a'-land Ph i’-'all-Ih.- w.iy to trip Oxford, 8-3. , ® ihation s last bet In'the 1,500 m.e- ’uev W.-iterfa d Leng'ie, T-0,'pon T.undy got thpec singles for grkKN BAY, Wis. (AP» — VelTetW, was reported ill with a cold, w- L H if’ ev'vbttion Koftbell game, the victors while winning pilcher.p|.„„ ijnepackeis Bill Forcsufr andiBi'l his doctor said later that he PBI 8 2 orifi . 4 V Tony Picif'er marie three lii'.s f >r Rich Cavcriy swked a double and jg^^gpois signed Wednesday for will be able to compete. Burleson ^»ibou 6 3‘xui'"’'Luke i J the winners. ' , triple. ithe 1960 National Ffwtball Ix-ugue!lhis -year b<'came the se< ond season with the Green Bay Pack-,American to break four minutes dor the mile. t< T7 WEST HURON STREET FE 8-0424 ' THEM HOUSE PAINT with FUME-RESISTANIPIEMENTS and VIT0U2ED Oil* \»L A compute ootfltt Famous "66" Zebco I Reel with the interchangeable spool ond other fine construction features_ ?An" * ^1- (2 pc.) and WO yord spqol of a flne 6 Lb. test Nylon monofiloment spinning line. “lONGFEllOW" SPIN -OUTFIT sinning combination of 2-piece rod, thumb control, onh-reverse reel and 100 yards of 6 lb. monofiloment line. Complete. CASTING REELS fflueger "Summit"... 16.95 10.95 kronson "Veleron" . . 4.95 3.49 SPINNING REELS Mitchell No. 30. 29.95 19.95 I CLOSED FACE SPINNING REEL Zebco No. 33.... 19.50 W.75 Zebco No. 66.... 12.95 S.OO Shokespeore 1774.. 14.95 9*95 Shakespeare 1797.. 24.95 15.95 Fflueger "Saturn"... 14.95 9.95 GLASS SPIN-N-CASTERS Great Lakes 5Vx « 6 Ft. 4.00 2.99 Longfellow 53^ g 6 Ft. 6.00 448 Action-Rod 6 Ft...14.95 848 HOUSE PAINT Givtt yoor homo yoori and yoor* of • crisp, cloan boauly—odds dollars to its voluol JULY 4th SPECIALS! Fm Tori Holidar Wtektid Niitiag 4'" Nylon Brush, Rog. $5.69 .. $3.98 Point Thlnnnr 99c |ol. 9x12 Pinstk Drop doth..59c 115 N. Saginaw St. Vork Free Reor of . Store Wktle Shoppins I Every lore Jo Stock REDUCEDI 4 JMerbeq-net Fi«li-Meep(.-Niida 9 Peeper—DeredeWI— leiy Ike— 3 Abe *e^«-JelUMiee Slyer Mbeew 3 —end mm»r ether breeds. 3 - HtgularlY lo $1.29 lOO's of Other Fine TACKtl VAIUFS at UK irJm I 'i PONTIAC GUSS COMPANY 23 W. Lowrenct St. FE 5-6441 THE POXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAV. Jl XE ao. *? buui0 *0. REPORT or COMDITIOM OP THI Community National Bank «( Pontua la lh« RUI* at Hic)il(*a, at tbe clM« o( buaintti oa Jum " 1»M PublliM la ntponaa to call i by eomptroUar M tba canvacy. a Sacttoa Utl. DR. RaataaE RUtutai. Ruirantacd Obliiatloai political Other boi ^ Ji.an.imt 23,M(. rporata tloaka itacM-ina tin.aotM ttora of M.uTlP'a » a Socks Continue Uncertain Path flltorai ........ 23t.«M.H ! Rami aatata ewaat) otiiar *•—a bank preialtai . . NEW YORK (API - The stock market continued to grope unevenly and kept a slight upside edge in rooderato early'trading today. Othar AiaaU ; M.t«,setl puuiges of most key stocks were very slight, a few gotng a point or so either wsy. ---- partaaralilpa aaS corparatlana...............IMJJI.Sloa Tima depoatta of Mdlvld* vala. partnanhlst. and carporatloai............... Dapoalta of Oottad Blalaa O a V a r nawnt ilaaliMtBf naaoal ■lU of • 2.42i.mi . 12.H1.34SJ Tout •OapotlU ..|•4.t21.43•.4l BlIU payoWa. rodlirottot*. I othar Uabimiao f SMOM.M Tout Uabimiao StS.717.NI.i7 _ CAPn/^ AOCOfTNTB l?ommra'’atMk, total par .. l2.IM.IM0te 3SNi Sai^lui ................ ' 2.SM.I Unorvlrfed proflta . . til.l Hrurvfo (and ratlrrmant •ccounta tor proforrid * ttackoi................... 7SJ.40S77 Total Capiul Accounta . n. 102 70 a bait of aiy knovi a H EI.DRBD of. Mlahlgin. fcodiity I Busmess and Finance W Death Notices CRAWPORD. ttome of the blue chips which fidl yesterdsjr recovered a Mt. A scattering g( seleeled Issues, some affeelcd by special sllua-tioiM, wen tnulini; attention. Motorola made another hop, picking up about 4. Texaco, its refinery in Santiago, Cuba, seued by the Castro gov-etmnent. dropp^ a point at 74^4 2,dbo shares, later extending the loss lightly. International Telephont', which also has Cuban intetesta, dropped about t points. Underwood pickc>d up about Mint following the deal by whi Olivetti & CoItalian office n chines maker. Mow controls 60 per cent of Undorw^ stock. Radio Corpi was steady followlfig le call on Its convertible • debentures, w'cll advertised in advance. 1 Attto 1. I a Mui Bethlehem rose a frnetion, although It Joined other steel companies In a threenUy July 4 weekend shutdown o( certain steelmakbig facilities. __lai'-criM ' rP7real«De Sweets Co. of America, which pq^ My soared 1.5 points yesterday onjfSJ?g - ■ New York Stocks (Early MerplBf Plfarai after decimal potaU are elfhthi Admiral . . IS I tnt Tel A ...J MARKETS A Ad Ch .>,^M2 ionei * L ledsm .,;'n.4 kriioat 11 cffaal ... N.3 Kebey Hey . 30.t KenneeoU S2.d Klaib Clk , M 4 Kni«e. 8» ill , 17 Lose 8 Ceia ; 22T ImrlUard ??7 iffckVr'’ M S Manolnii . M MarUp Co . 411 Kay D Sir . The following are top pricjs ii^ coveriiig sales of tocally. grown 4S 2 produce brought to the Farmer's] 7s:i I Market by growers and sold by| 27.2jthem in tsrholesale phekage lots.! 2d 4'Quotations are furnished by the 3S.21 Detroit JBureau o4 MarkeU. as ol, 64 Tuesday . N T Myrtle. M kUrk St. ate 71> dear mother of WUbtir and J»mt% Richard Crawford and Ura. lou Throop: daar eleur of A. W. Wyke asd J»mn W. Wyke: also — vlred by 16 irasdctaUdcs. Pw-- -ecrvlce wUl be held mSM- U?.n*C«a"p..';rh olfIcMtIna. - iBUrment in R«ae-hnd Part Mrt Crawford jrill lie In suu at tba Sparkt-Ortrfta Puneral Home. _ ____________ RAjaT. JUKI ». of tuU neiee ' lood opportnaRy far n«hl person. I hioR vSCITOOL oaADUA71c~DE-» from i. EsUUent fosrantee phu commU-1 ,u,i vorS of anv kind FE 4-S2M. ome I “‘’‘lawr wore ard odd jobs. _ _ _ - - »»1- Birreindham ,n'h““ rrf"eip”>E M6S2’ S2l?n ' s*.t2r MARRlEi) MAR Ri®Dt STEADY T iroiR nUn >cn4>oi.^,^**iu j ^ Ol. or W 3*1144______ work FE ••lUH ......... _ norf indHT'wAT’CHMAR BOaER'OP- , lii'e “EpSliS'eS P^err^ *8J{ ; HEAT AMBmODB HIGH SCH^ 4760 Plains, ate N. Detroit Produce .. 26 d Mpis R( . 44 t Mten M u s Monssn Mont Wa 21.1 —........- - 417 Mot Prod 216 vMolorols 77 Hiursy Cp , 44.l|"l . 42.4 R 'v^lnla Urtnasion. Mrs morion RoUe sad Bnll Jr. and Ernest O. Plury: also sumeed bj ‘.•ra*h»^oV“tii ^eral serrlcs wlU bo bald Bat urdsi July 3. at.6 a m. from 81 MIebae] Catholic Church. Inter , meot in forest Lawn Cemeierr i Mr. Plury will 11s In sUts at the- Hun toon Puneral Home. frazierTjdki S . 3a2‘s 8 Edith; afe #4. Gloved huetsand of Dtrle Ir^ dear father of Mrs. Fred (Barba- , • ■ Lee (Velmsi RBLiABLE CMXTCE ^ODWt. "ttbabs ATTENTION : rrt - Due to eapansloo of territory we : S-72ttntS Telei bare openhiat for 2 salesmen t^f Su ^ ' _______ live lb Oakland and sarrowndlng i r»c- t»- counttes. ThU position Is lor ules-i COOcv S HEl.PER men. not order takers, not part , ntniDATS “? »e“‘m“'"ire'^tm^*«‘ wS'i -\lACHrS 40 boors par week IT yo« are; ]m w MAPLE. BIRMIROHAm ?Jir T, iU?.".! futort pi^T 1 w oiM'tiim ’ha»a**Dto^ I rlenced In children's clothtne L. 2. btAyfslr 6-1626 far apnolntmen; ____ ______ - . - ri'^^s.Vd rj;«n‘this • coimmroint-njaf^j^ s' ' flfenSi X •■fhla’Tnirri £'.";.M‘u‘‘^?son’ VO^H^^^N^OrORK OP saUh.T pS^^r“.i bu. .. 44 g Tomatots. Hothouee. l-lb. I jj 3 Turnips, dos. bchs....... 4( iTumIps, loopped. bu. . . GREbN-B no' gto I Endive,' bu all Endive, bleached. I Pa 46 1 Pepsi voie 16J Pftser . 31 Phelpe D 312 Phileo Prod 4 s Ar.r.RESSixi: YOUNG MEN WAITRESSES esp. Call I Llal tom. Mrs. Lloyd Pryor and Mrs Charles Troy; dear bro^r of Dale. Ooaald and Harlay Tw- 18-28 IP TOD ARB ABOVE AVBRAI iR appeararce and AMSmoLo. I WE HAVE A PERMANEMT PO«I I TION FOR YOU NO E3CPER1EKCE t NECESSARY. BUT YOU MD8T_BE BUSDiBBR LIEE ARD SINCERELY , interested IR A SECURE PU- i TURE. OPEHIROS ARB UMITED CALL MR ECaiPTER PE 4-0663 BETWEEN - ■ ” ” Work Wantetl Female 12 GRIIL ODOKS ' - fc*frm*^cooks**^on* the 1 AND 1 Salary $90 Weekly «nd Waned Uke i Km U flrtatlng. DuPont 16.1 Revlon .14 Rex Drug 44 $ Ram Mel . 21.6 Rey Tob . S i Sio^fe'Si? 126 sear.sRoeb 34 2 Shell Oil . 7'Lettuce Bibb. pk. 7n 4 j Lettuce. Boston. ( ' «s7lLeUuce.'Hssd,'3-dos. ' 2|' .Lsttuce. MrM. bu. 312 Mustard, bu .......... * m> ol ILAmmistm hu j4 4 sorrel. Ou...... ' ft 7 Spinach, bu. ; 37 3 Swiss Coard, bu. L iiNNE.ACk.Rr-JURE-2..-^; ----1. 266 K CenMr Royal Mk; | g.|ooi 773 Baldwu T small volume, dropped about dozen points. sui . J ttdOllCal S' Poultry Gild Eggs Oen Bak d Pack . DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT. Juno 26 lAPi—Prices per ~ ' delivered Detroit for No. 1 quality j Bwlft tc Co Wcsllnghousc Electric recovered g" yin, .,.7 -ijiv". —- .-5 -----, -J»labout a point and DuPont a Irac- Oen Motors this 2fth day of June. 1666. and I v O Tel k El hereby certify that I am not an offlosr ilon. Oen Time or director of | changes were narrow among gjo^jir. . -----V Public;sleets, rails, nonfernju,s metals piiictte Texaco . .. Tex O Snl ' Textron .. , TUnk R Bear Tran W All I Trsnsamer : 11 ... s . 74.2 29>l«; htftvy tjrp« broUert and frycra 16 2 3*4 ibi whiUi 22*23; barrad rock 25-202 26H: duckUngi 26*30; heary-ducks 16;* . ft& 6,haavy type breeder turkey he&s 26*32. DKTIOIT ] APt^l irlcri ? lie m I..— .. . Oorthardt Puneral Home. Keeao Harbor. atur Friday noon________________ lESBE. JIWB N. 16W. DOKI4A LOU. 3377 Addle. Drayton Plains: ass 26. belovsd wif# Of Oarald p Hesse: bolovad daughter of John | tween 2|-4S and Buelah Oobel: dear mother ot' debit 16.606 ______ , Kurt J. and Kevin B. Haaee: doar i pe, year Ufe time pocttion. We _! deter of Mrs. Joseph iThelmail —” —-» « «*,. — Olbeon. Mrs Hugh cWandal Uc. 1 Mrs William (Barbara! Llmban and John Oobel: dear arand- daughter of Nre Laura Oolwl J to take charge of shop. Must i figs' Puneral service will bo held sat - . i,, gnic to check, build —*•— urday. July 3. at 11 a m. from Good wages. Steady the Coats Punsrsl.Home with sfd Miller. 41U W.Wi Paetor William LaPounUln of- - — ■ ... TED’S WToodward at_^ttaie_Ltk^Rd_ DUE TO OUR EXPANDIMO CURB service - The Blue Star Drtve-ln It accepUDt applicatioiu lor curb girls. 1 opening available for e curb girl R relief wellrcit Experience not neceeeary Morel character --- "• S! iroup. EM j-6114 or EE 5-i7e6 COLLEGE OnU. DEs'lRES ItMUfR' aork Baby suting or older FE r Drive ??**'J.on“ ^me MU 4-3453 UtONINOS AND CURTAINS NICELT done EE 2-3N3 pickup and «e-, AN 8^> VR. OLD CO. ipahdlng In the Union Lake .... ;eXPER1KNCED”8 0LTcTt OWE wanted, aalary plus commlsalon. I Apply JAR Auto Store. 115 .Aie lime poeuion. v*e _??°'i?_****''aw^ See _Mrs ^ull rsnr~WANTR—^WORIt~'ma\'TKc you. Call EE 2-6il6. EXP HOUSEKEEPER, LIVE IN ; iw ; nwn room, TV MA 1-58^ 1 g.gwy ^ LIGHT HOUSE WORK AND C A* A?"* EXPERIENCtD BEAUTY OPER: i '“S!fM‘'^ni?*Kht ’^h^ultor's^^FE _.«?• I ..o, won Mm. vt^e Beauty , f'*"' " Oeorae. 366 N OtnUr, Royal oax: age M: dear uncle oi Mrs. Klwln - end Mrs. Alan Potfe Pu-lervlce wlU-be held Friday, frqm Huntoon r Lennebacker w « Huntoon Funeral McDANIXL. JUNE ». 1666. 8HXLIA May. 1713 Auburn Rd.. Avon Toa-nihip. Rocheater; belovad Infant dear'"aUter*‘ol Richard* Lee°and Itoy lleon^Mc-Danlel. dear granddaughter dear granddaughter ol ... .... Urt ^y McDaniel and Mrs Nola Stotts. Oraveslds strv ic. ,11. be heLd.Pr.day, JUI, I^E^i-SOOl 1 tlao. r ■ eign cs _P»>V Buikfing Service 1.1 aX lE l i Mary —I'AJ .ALUMINUM SIOINO .ANDsa f,.stalled t A PART TIME JOB 1. Storms. SKMie For bigbest qua.ny. gusrsntecd '"'I '-..Y* I JMayjem lu" minlsefeo expires May and iTibberi. ; Un carbide NOTICE OF TAXES City of Ponfiac I960 City and School taxoi will bo duo and payabla ol tht OHico of tha City Troaaurar luly I. 1960 through August 1. 19M without ioos. August 2, 1960 a coUoction its of 1% will bo addod ond 1% additionol will bo addod on tha (irst day oi oach month thars-oitsr on any unpaid City aiid School taxas. Paymant mada by mail mual ba potimarkad not lator than August 1, 1960 to avoid penal- Aftor Fobruory 29. 1961 all un-poid 1960 roal proporty taxoa will bo raturaad to tbo Oakland County Troaaurar for coUaction with additional ponaltiot as providod by Stoto law. Pononal Proporty Taxas ora not rahimablo ond must bo paid by August 1, 1960. WALTEH A. 6IDDINGS CITY TREASUBER 35 S. Parks St. . PonSac, Michigf^ DONT in YOUR TAXES GO DELINQyDIT Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN ioreyho lOulf O 26 21 DETROIT. 132 slRvereif* to Detroit' tn cssei Included; I 31.ll linc'ude U.B.'l'whllro grade A Jumlw 36; . 37 6 extra lane 23-26; large 23tk-37: medium . 21 |20-32: grade B large 26-32: browns grade .16sIa Jumbo-21: extra Urge 22''s-35; large 54.4 23'i-21, medium 36>k-27>.k; checks 32-21. {Hersh Choc . I Holland P . ,7g iHomestk ... 71 <. Hooker Ch . '14 >4 Indust Ray n,; Ing Rand .. Inland SO . I isv., Inlerlak Ir ‘ {SI &"a*rv““' i«^{5tRlc” U2 WAlRreen .. 31.3 West Un Tel 24 Wests A Bk 14.1 WPAtg n Livestock DETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT. June 36 (APi—(USDAi -!attle — Salable 400: Small receipts, 43.6 Wilson A Co . 36 4 . t.24W Business Notes > News in Brief 21 cenu higher; cows fully stegdy t( „ . .. ...fonx: smell load 9»g lb. high cholci X**' prims steers 27.16; sealtersd smal 44 6 young BhAT 011 ,oads and JOU choice steers 21 21.27.25; 56 Zenith Red ..124.2-ood to low choice sUeri 23.10-26.00: N 7 Brunswick 676 J,,. m,iu^ a^g standard steers 16 00-J?'5 couple small loads high choice 114 Warren 8D 271,heifers 176-115 lbs. 26.71; few choice heifers 24 75-28 50: ’ few utllItT a---standard 1100-23.00: utility cows 16 117.06; canners and cutlers largely 13. Hogs BsUble 3 James V. Lecocq has been named Detroit regional public relations representative for General Motors, effective July 1, GM Public Relations Vice President Anthony G. De Lorenzo, announced today. Lecocq succeeds James M. Mor-ri.s. who wag appointed assistant regional public relations- manager for GM in San Francisco. A native of Arnold, Pa,, Lecocq joined the public relations staff of GM's AC Spark plug Division iii kTint in 1953 and became Ihibllc Relations manager of AC's Milwaukee operatioRs in 1957. guilty to a reduced charge of rcck-drivlng before Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum. fined 575. placed on a year's probation, and ordered to pay $10 probation costs. Mary Butler. 256 State St . reported to Pontiac police yester-| d.iy that a wallet containing 5451 was stolen from her home. William R. Jarratt of Royal Oak has Joined the architectural firm of Carl W. Plrscher and Associates, Femdale. The new organization will be known as Pirseber and Jar-rett, ArchltecU. Jarratt is a former member of the firm and board member of Minoru Yamasaki and Associates, and also with Smith, Hinchman and Grylls. Philip J. Wegeng has jotood the firm Manley, Bennett and Co., I investment brokers in Bloomfield Hills and Detroit. He will be associated with the Bloomfield Hills I branch. 0 lb. No. 1 and 2 Fred L. Klggs, 30, of 165 W. |5{,*'VMd*VVH^IS6‘ibT. 17.06-^^^^ Rutgers Ave., yesterday pleaded 7. y#,-?«®.Jbf.' 16.50-16 (16; No. -i». 12 78-18.00; I. 12.06-13.75; Fairly activt Vbahtrs — BaUblv 71 kteady prime 30-12: few_________ . ■---- —i-il utility and standard TRY W A The theft of two fiberglaa (IsRa, two lawn sprinklers and three sets of too markers from the Ponfiac Municipal Golf Course was reported to Pontiac police yesterday. Rummage and bake sale. Sat., July 3. 9 to 3. First' United Pentecostal Church. 178 Oreen St. —Adv. Stock Up .. Up . . Wow! Camera A Instrument hit ll-time peak of *2(W'2 against tew of »'4 only two years ago. Grain Future Sales Are Steady to Firm N CHICAGO (Ti — A scattered demand agaiq.st light offerings gave the grain futures market a steady to firm range today in early transactions on the Board of Trade. Most gains were In small fractions although rye was up a half cent or more in spots. Trade was slow and vdume small. Traders in the wheat pit appeared to be impressed by a report that Brazil had bought a large amount of wheat from Russia and is considering additional large purchases on a barter basis. A few NEW YORK (UPl) — Where were you when all this happened department: This week the highly speculative Fairchild 4ays ago, it was believed that Bra- enter into a long-term agreement for wheat from the United States. 1 T A D SANDRAN Pontiac's Lorgest Franchised Sondron Deoler This new Sandran is scrubtess . . . won't spot, won't stain! , Cleans instantly with the swish of a damp mop! Thousands of gold and silver chips are inset in to the vinyl, then sealed tight and smooth for life under a coat of clear vinyl. COVER a 9x12 ROOM for Lqss Than ^20! SPECIAL COMPLETE INSTALLATION PRICE! KITCHEN FLOOR 9x12 Average -Kitchen Armitrong Spotter of Embossed Linoleum labor aad Malarial Cemplele *54.95 BATHROOM Plastic Wall Tile 4'6" Over Tub, 4-Ft. Over Belonce of Room labor and Material Compfeie *84.95 I 15x20 BASEMENT AREA Completely Installed with KENTILE *49.95 VINYL kuSSIR Till irfael tils far „ I PLASTIC WALL -PLI i ^ I IAiwMOrotia't CORLON VINYL ■ IN STOCK ■ IOF Ee. ■ TBSERA end FUTURISQ ■ eBCE f I CUSTOM I FREE! ■ nfSTALUTIONS ■ I I Iitie Tile Betmahle M CALL US B STOCK TISSERA and FUTURESQ CUSTOM DfSTALUTIONS FREE ESTIMATES CALL US ASPNALT -HLE I 41/2* E.. KENFLEX VINYL a vaxtaf. Ooar- •tetS far a Ufa- | Eo. ^12 LINOLEUM RUG ^to-abSi; ^95 THE FLOOR SHOP Plenty of Free Ps^;king in Our Lot Reor of Store 99 SOUTH SAGINAW ot AUBURN Open FH. and Mm. 'til 9 FE 4-5216 S [ RchuES At 10 a.m. Today Ibrra were replica at The Preoa offica in I boxes: 9, 13, 15, It. 18. 30. 31. .TS, 43. 45, 49. S7, 71. 73. 73, 74, 76, 77, 81, 84. 94. EXPERIENCKD I__________ trill cook. Applv J*enUac Box 61 _ _ _ EXP. WAITRESS II OR OVER Ap£j»^ Ui ^rxoB^ I ■■ , ehfiter IW . Roclw»lfr **“’ j 'jOe”ValLELY !6iRL~14-I6 -|~bAY8, LIVeTn Q«- »-«"7_______________pL-Ullfl ------ ^ 7 . . old girl 1 1ST CLASS UC'UNHED BUILDER >0 Pi------- Pound , m . cu..,'tficlilfVn. * I OlHL TO WORK IN DRV CIXAM-EXPERIENdCD MECHANIC wffH’ ‘.'N,. I tools. Wilson Sarvice. 460 Orchard A-I BRICK BLOCK AND CEklENT Alxo flreplacex OB 30408 ALL KINDS CEMENT WORK lilot Clean- l Drlvei, (Ioor>. etc .Jciuen. FE _ _2-23jp, ____ BABY BIT- all TVP E S OP 'cdNCRt-fB U II,e ui Phone after 3 ---- „ PE 8-6663 _ _ _ ._ iKK^NCZXI RIDE OPERA- 'I® tore for larxe Carnival, prefer i *e»tment. no dellyery. hlaheit xeml-Uallrt Sneer. Apply Oak-1 "'•“f" opening. land Park, Ponjiac. Ktnx Expo- . J-«82»__________ (Itlon Show.. KITCHEN HELP FOR 'EVENINO EXPBRIBNCKD CANVABBEHS" AND | ®‘*'» “*>' Miiat It.. tike ------- __1 j ^*»Co! , o!fj\hl ?.*;• i HOuiEKEEPER, hcular.: Write Ppntiac Pre.a Box 4-1111. . Pxyx top comm. Ph i Plalax. tomer axtlafaction. niH a .logon. X policy. Por Inforraxtlon rail Raymond W Cummin. OL 1-0772 •I RESIDENTIAL COUKCKINXL. and Industrial Maxe^_and gau. contracting Al.o .tore front remodeling John W. capita. MY : EXPERIENCED DRIVER FOR FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 ».ra. to 9 p.m. 1 PrMS 41 ■IbUity r that portion ol n.ertlon of - the adeerti.e-1 wblcta baa bear ran-I ealuelasa thronfb tha When eancelTationa made be aure to get "kin finmber.~ No bo glean Cloning lime for adeerti.o-mtnta eontotaing typa alaet largtr tbaa regular agate non of tranalant Want Ads u now 6 am. the dae of publleatloo afUr ttia first {naartlon. CASH WANT AD RATES LInst I-Dsy 2-Days 8-Dayt 2 61.56 62 64 *3 l2 4 46 6 76 2.60 5.66 tit tW 688 Drnte i LADY 35-55 25 year old corporation htr ... Ing (or dignified lady. Bale, i perlence »—•— I. Xarninga should, .............-1 Ford mechanU Small dealer. Reply P.O Box 411 ! OrtomrlUa,_ ____________ ! OdOD OPPORTUHITY FOR / Sood mechanic, plenty ol Job.-ean modem ataop. Preferred oni I with foreign car eaperleiwa. nc ^ „ ! c:i'roira«.'''DSmJ.^l?c’' and P?^ i . EWMiENCED, ]-=■ ;§'r£S.''. *•»»*'•> ! beam" ..Ion.‘V.ml“ii?. ! CUB-ro BULLOOZINO • feXCAVATINO TRXNCHINO - THUCEINO Septic Tank and Tile Jim Niemchak______KM 3-6IS1 CEMENT AND BLOCK WoKX. Keith q. Slegwart FE ^6712. CEMENT WORK OP ■ * OR 3-5741 8a- CU8T0V CONCRETE WORK —--------J------I ibn. 2ta E. Brpwn Bt.. Blrmlug* I your^eo* PE VIU2. Hieh Scnool Graduates I _____________________ cement work, new or nW- ^ ;LIKB PIOPLK? ,LIX1 JVWKUIT? I Pftirb Uceiued t M Monruc. tMBER OF APPLI- 1 L4kt money? CnU PK_5*tMS. 4*6MI___ _____ _ LIMITED f ______ NUI CATIONS BE NOW F^R 10 TO 12 WEEKS ' part time in our SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. IN- I 291 Oakland :h"Vr7ncK c I p L E crnEs I 1‘di.ht' ii ■- 1 _Ref^ren^^.* MI 4-4 FE 4-67IL PLEASANT A 1 FURNISHED; S.\LARY $90 WKICK I ji LOCAL COMPANV NEEDS ASSIST-! 6 > ant manager., ambltlou. and ana-, P I luua.Io make money We train you L to take charge of local area men __E— Overwrite and draw 6:20 sharp 261 Oakland_______________i „ ‘ V ' MEN -- YOU CANNOT AEPOHD | Pontiac Hudaon'i Diner. *31 E^Wi FINISHER AND WOOL Top pay Voorhrl. Clean-166 W Walton. Drayton Free jl ELECTRICAL 8ERV _______________ PARTNEY EJectrIc_____FE 5-54^ ELECTRIC heat: INSULATION PREX; ESTIMATE ON ALL ELEC tries) wirtna. R. B Munro Else-trie Co loao W.JIuroB. FE 5-6431 HOME. OARAbK. CABINS. ADDL llr.ut Licensed builder. FBA — Terms FE 4-6606 _____ _______ HOUSE MOVINb. P U lTT ' equipped^PTC^ 4J4J6._L,A Young. MILLER'S FLOOR SERVICErLAY-mg. sanding (hUahing. FE 4-5456. PLA6TER1NO 6. REPAIR. REAS, . ! Rollerbacka ________ ______ PE 5-IDtl__________jm BaJ^ln I PART-^E SHOE SALESMAN TO ______ the Lion Store. Miracle ' Mile Ihip. preferred. Apply at : the Shoe Dep4. ________ I PART TTMB MCP-dt»64. Freeport. lU_____j WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT- MA"n to work in AUTTO PARTS rest for (uU time work. Apply store. Must have at leatt one year *’ *'—>■•- ---- experience as an auto parts clerk, other need apply. Tlx — $$$■ kVfsunfnt. no collection* y'Si k'o-OII [ ' ParLf'e:"FE 2-7622'_________ WAITRESS^NIOHT8'"APjPLT~bUN- ---- r,.,... .....--- jj . Keego Harbor. at Trank'. ......., 2376 Ore^rd Lake Rd________ WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT- VE WISH TO EXTEND ______________ heartfelt thank, and appreciation { tO^our friend, and neighbor, for tlieir many act. ol klndnea. and \ Roral offerliig.. 4»l0^ our recent | beloved hu.band and father. Slier.' man p Dvun Special thanks Rev J. M Kavanaugh * We.leyan Methodist f?hu...u. Mr DoneiMn and Mr. John of the Donelaon • Johns Funeral Home Sherman P. Dywn. Sherman children 5 . works. Live In summer, aaai sioe in laii knd winter. Good home. Phone Mr.. Jhaw, PO t^jlN. rOUNO WOMEN NEEDED A'T once. Por permanent position. No eaperlenee necemary. Complete training program avaUabIc. Absolutely no lelllnx. unless that . ... full r trainlna right n Md car and come ■d. StrlcUy comi proftu - «“appllcant«. Applications at ^ Uken at the Waldron R k Ask (or Mr. Lawless at tlu sign: FE *6-427^* ° " ' ' ROOF REPAIRS ^ EAVEmOUOiqNO_______n ■ R. O. SNYDER FLOOR LAYIEC sanding and finishing. Phont TW lENCHTNO K^CAV^fiiio^jj WATERPROOFING^ Work guaranteed Prea estimate-PK 4Tm " Business Service IS ALL HAKES pr FOUNTAIN PENS Help Wanted . u«- _ 15. 8 BLOOMfTELD WALL CLXANIR8 or'tbe - _ H N_________________ " “ PHARMACIST II AND 111^106 tO ; to 1156 46 weekly. To (III future FE 2 d Mrs. Thomas a J mbERLY MAN pUcsi In Memoriam 2i IN LGviiro^MiMOTi^^^wrMi^| suia«B'~Ki^wiB^wp^ *■"- DeRousht who passed away “*,,7®“' .*1551^*' 36. 1666. I Call Jlm^ Ollmcr. n 1-6264 il. be thy real, dear mo dearly. «o4her. I ______________________________ nsih,e; SALESMAN WANTED. NO CXPKR-'■ I lence necessary, part r‘ --------------- PK 2-1631________ _ ELECTRIC MOTOR SERYIOt RJ KIrina and rewinding. 216 I te. Phone PE 4-3^_______ APPLIANCE parts" L. NeUon. PE H^U-TK I'HOTPODiT, WHIRLPOO*. * KEN- I Roger's Sales a Service, le! K,.,» caUFE 5-6162. Fimieral Directors RIiALTeSTATE CLASS NOW starttno Earn while, you are learning this good paying profession. If you are over M and . live within 26 mile-phone PE 2-7111 fur INDUSTRIAL SERVICE Machloq, tools, electrical and hydraulic repair Machine rebullo-1l1*8I6"*Lu COATS PDHKRAL BOMB ---- OR t-Tfil I JLundgren d^jnnch« Corp I m:w asphalt esUmdtrs on black lop- ...--------— pmg^|rou 1 **«*yw— ytmina vix 'Donelson-Iohns ; -De^syii; ^^.a- WB NBfD A G AS MUCH AO g»»o ur WB PoarriYLT FimNisH au LBA06. 371 N. CASS AVI Employment Agencies S 8 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME anbttlanta Berelet. Plana or Uotoi ______PK 24271____ , lv\ ELY.X EDWARDS OCATIONAL COUNBEUNO SERVICE 24‘i EAST HURON SUITE ( PE 4-0564, - FE 4-0565 WorkOuaranteed. _ PLUMBING ALTERATIONS, ELEC trie sewer ■cleaning, hot i- heaters sold^ and Installed. 2-3630 Luca.'PlumbhMl SAWS MACHINE SHARPENED CL MANLEY LEACH It EAGLET 8 Bookkeeping & Taxes 16 Cametery Lots 5 BBAimPDL. I GRAVE LOT. OAK-| 8 JR. SECRETARY Young lady 16-25 with .some Of experience. typlae~-and shorth sarv Very congenial off —• *mploymrtl. 406 F».,- w -- fE 5te227 I ALTT^TyN8.J^^j^^ 27 PiLr. Mldwe.1 ' Dressmaking, Tailoring 17 WOOL PRESSER |" Inatroa k ^a r coins DO YOU HAVE A SERVICE TO OFFER' THE PEOPLE OP ^ ■OAKLAND COUN'tV? |TO PL,'\CE YOUR AD DIAL FE 2-8181 raitan. Drayton Plains. YOUNG MEN VuU or part tlma deUrary work bi PonUac araa. Must have a dependable ear. Apply Mr. Kaole bet. 6 and It aja. only. iTw. Huro^St.,_Room I6;_____ TOUNO MXH RKEOK) AT OHCB: Par permanant poblUaaa Ra as-, perlenet neoMstry. C o m p I »t a . tramins. protram avaUabla. Ab-aelutely no ealltu, unleaa that la your Htalre. We wUl acaept either (aU Ume or part IInm 't^&m^'ute^BirtS^S^ote* Aaf BIAUncUN MANICURIST. SRAM-_TakHtraph MAS-712i. ** **“* * BAR WAITRESa. 26 OR OVSk. Ilqaar eaperttnee. tr-------- try riTMtOS HojC_______________ tlnifc. Diploma awarded -•rt. 17, or, over and laft school, SiS!vJL“ •'** «»‘»Jog. WAYNE raS4..°!&hi|t^' **^' Work Wanted Male 11 WALL WASHINO. CARPET Dphol. Maeh. elaan^, FE Visn. k-l_CaRJHW aSSt*' k YOUNQ tUfKOD MAN DB-^6* f»a or^rt-ilmt work. OH carpenter work, new AND Remodellak. PE 5-6S65. CABINET MAKER AND Cl -TAILOROIO. A. -------- Men. PE 4-Sta. TMLORINO — AL'ieU’nONS ' DNyn^im-'^7g*y.-:-3. Garden Plowing l« ROTO TUI ING AL WARNER. _________ .u“^ lAf'eena. I_ __ QARMJf M-owOlo Airo'j^iNo ktnda ol tractor' —d.yttr. OB 3-207S. PLOW1N13, ORAraliorraaciNa CEMENT __________ ... _Keaaanable OB 3.2636 2 PfNISMED CARPENTERS. NI^ wort, by hour or Jo^FE_5.22b3 ' wblK or "Aiiif I ^^e' JO COMPLETE PAWLY LAUNDRY ------.J----p onlU ■ Totegraph, FF.‘ Landscaping Jl 2661 Crooks Rd’*‘l[fL*2-to»3'', THE PONTTAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUXE 30, 1960 % Loans M Get Out of the Rut I ! OnMllMt* Tear d«bU and mod arolM roar homot Lot ao par on WE 0*T BESULT81I aiO BEAR CONETBUCTIOH qo W. Huron___________EE MdM GET A FEDERAL MODERNIZATION MORTGAGE, Improro rw Par *oJT--------- .— ^ land contract!. It rou Sale Household Goods 651 Sale Household Goods 65 j Sale Household Goods 65 TRAVEL I WnrimH^ BSmUlSRATOR. IM PER rBRT WOOL CARPETINO (alM Wool-Nrlon) at HALF PnlCE » » 1* n . MO JO w 1* * u n.. tt( M - M 1 u It. tn N Moor wanted colon SIMMS U BOOTH Baalnaw St. Dally » to », lAV* FOOD, directly to y< aale price!................ Jdodi. !taple«. Par weekly. canned !. $10. FI » n rad eh HOOVER WYMAN’S ;-A-BBD TOAOT COLOR. PINO- 1 USED—TRADl-IN DEPT, t nSe’ Eenmon^aa itore, UPH LOONOE CHAIRS .$ I J , anuwn r-nattui at .VACUOM . u. . trlc^ lOdO Weat Huron. IRONRITE IRONER. I1»0.‘» Falrmount._______ IRONRITE 'IRONBR PULL 1 - ' model. Alls, i year , : REBUILT WASHERS * a PC UPH LIV. 1 RM. BUTTE ....... ! SOFA BEDS .... po/. ...... MY J-3711 ! , - I ---Cl APT slZEOAS RANGE. SERVEL li* lA^QUB ANb JtLL__^^PES, PE «-‘l??l'cru . PIKE ONLY roipra BED AND CHEOT.^CimOME table and 4 chain. Winter Spinet _ _ diVif.^Y"a-isar “I E«t‘rk ’ KENMORE WONER, f Dopt. Call PE 3-7033 FEDERAL MODERNIZATION CO. 2536 DIXIE HWY. Swaps ttna and a-3303. HiFi, TV and Radios 66 I IN MUNTZ BEAUTIPUL MA- .......... HOME CAN FOUND AT L a B SALES. A little out of the way but a leu to pay. Furniture and ap ancea of all kind!. NEW & UB Vlalt ^oui trade dept, tor i . LOOK! IIARGAINS! i i WASHERS tA DRYERS, Water Softeners 66A and look II or trade. Comt 1 MONTHS TO PAY to. Make ui ah otter. Some atratori. Some brand new. Both ! auto. And conventional. OrArral { Electric and Norte Take up to j , 30 moa to pay Payments aa low : ks 11.25 wkly. We trade—We I Savina, tn 11M nn nverv ' SPARTAN WATfeR SO^fCNER. i OM iraln. Dowei. HCR miner lully reconditioned. OL 1 "" For Ssle Miscellaneous 67 0 ll«« 01 SAVE $ ___________________________ .»*3» _ „ _ . ! 30 S.aCass. Pontiac. FE 5-1123 * 5f"-m* ««Dt PHONO., iLiROE CRIB AND MATTRESS,' Sumnicr salc Oil viscd uaf- ?JStte™af*“5oitr’pa"mem'' p“l ! »'*”«• ”*roVchird’’u^^^ i dcii tractoTs—ridiiip inow- " menu oiy 140 per mo. on h»l-Hollywood * headboardi T... 14.15 — I>t)\ver mowcrS. rJ. (Dick) VALUET i^^ii;c*h^u;rj/r" ......-vans equipment Realtor FI ' 4-3531 ‘’"bedroom‘outfittino' 345 OAKLAND AVENUI OPEN 1 TO 1 8UNWR1 - , , BEDROOM WEST B]rtURBAN ! UL 2-2112 ■ 0 BTU OA8 FORCED Will trade eoulty It eoulty lor aihlH home, alter 1 p m 2 _ _____ej^oi^car PM 4-1262. ,BUMPEH pooL TABLE 14' PLYWOOD BOAT. 1 CYLINDER' aunt tun. slntle inboard-.tdr deej ------ --- -- wYat. EM 3.1111.______________ Rd CaU BEAUTIFUL DININo’ Y1 bODOE PICEUP PDR SAL or trade PE 1-M31 THTponthic convertiblIe Pi tor* cui"d car, *Su* £w44 * Baldwin 1MI5 MUST BELL 3 beautiful FRENCH 0S07 Dlac Hwv MA 6-7170 «115 1 whml jrailerI-steel box tectiooal love seat. Other BlRD~CAOE ll~ELErTRlC BUF- rrason- - - Baby bu„y ,10. OR 3-5403 , WIL 9aoe , s;v '."r,n“'ru.^Lr/c ti! , wheel trailer con: CaplUl, FE 5-9407. dltlon FE 2-5703 431 Ml Clcmc --------- .^Al- ' e^irupo am ..••rw aiU Middle rm”8et ’"'"avAi.tonTv llvln* rm! | 615 E. Walton ; - OR 3-5335 -... > FE 2-2257 SAVE* PLUMBING SUPPLY i OVER 60 USED BABY BED. LIV RM CHAIRS_____________________ sewlni machine. 27 : 320 FE 4-1325. POWER MOWER •■55 XHEVY SKIAN DELIVERY, j Chlppcwi ______ _ __ -'“J'®***- 8 .Conway bIO ?REEZER Re'fRIO. li NICE •60 PONTIAC FOR LAND CON-, _,tovc. 135 310 Dn J;e 2-0342 Jfi'e ilSli**’ bed! INTERSPRINO MATTRESS SETS PROM 3 BICYCLES: TAPE RECORDER :_15^cr.'^‘ ---------- ; 4 INCH soii PE 2-2287 ®8AVE**PLU~----------- PmOIDAIRE. RUNS GOOD. IT? r Stnlnaw FE_ 5-2100 , e’eOLEMAN OAS fc'OIL f6.RCED 115, ELECTRib ■ -------- a--.—.... » — By Dick Turner Sale Muaical Goods 71 lUANO TUmNO-OaCAB aCHMIDT __________PE S-UIT__________ PIANO BIMBALL snNBT EXC. cond., very renaoimble. FE H055 SMALL OULBRAN8BN O R A N D pUno tkcillent condition. Like new. blond Hammond chord ortan with pereuaalon. 1 apeakara. Small Baldwin hpartment plana, Leater Mahofaoy apinet. Small medium pUne, eicellent condition. 3 Manual orian. 13 pedkl board, waa 3153 now lOM. Walnut. I 30 montha to pay For Sale Peta DACHSHUND. MALI. BLACK AND tan. .Haa ahoU, no papera. 7 moa. old FE ^11 atUr ^p.ra BNOLIBH srrriER 'miPPIEB. rko Champion blood ___ _______ __•** — BNdLUH BULL DOO PUPPliSB aBC rcfUtarad. Femalea. OL ENOLUH FDINTERS. I WKB. OLD — Aiter S p.m OR 3-3545. PREB TO GOOD HOME. 'old Caller loyel children. 4-0237._ , KERRY UUB TERRIER. AKC RED. pupplea MeUm,ora. OB 0-2304. PARAKEBT8. OUAR. TO TALK! 14 05. Walker'! Bird House, 301 First Bt. Rocheiter- OL 1-0S73._ POODLES $10 DOWN Runt's Pet Shop_____FE 10113 PARAKEErs 'OUARANTEED TO talk. Canartea. cagea, food. CraneU Bi^d HM^ery 34H Au- SATURDAY. JULY 3 Located 1 mUc west ol Recheater out Unlyeralty drlvt to Uyemol. ----^ TIenken I H mUa weat to 137j old Utah tahed Homestead collection oi tome ■mall equipment and miscellar-: ------... V----... lollowed by bouaehold fOdda. dlan to at*-— everybody. UghU. etc. . Good condition. Two-, row culUvator lor. above tractor A-1. Harveit Handler *1 ft. grain I RABBfra ALL PET SHOP 11 . Wllllama. . -FE 4-M33 lie weaker Idekl lor RAHBITB AND PENS PdIT BALE. ______ --jail e'hirch tt-mpleU I _3003 Adam.. UL 3-3531 ___ with bench 1I34S. Small down I REO BRITANY SPANIEL. MALE, payment Balance 31 n«nUii. J30._OR_3-lt53 _ _ _ WEST HIOHLAND WHITE TER-rtcT male puppy. AKC. OR 3-<333 WEIMBRANER AKC REaUTERlD from good itock. " — -mpor^ir ihe- '' CALBI MUSIC CO t OL M7j4. IttO. FF «-3170.___________ tuning ' AND ' repairing. 34 hour lervlce. all work cuarao' teed by factory tratned i— CALBI lifUBlC CO 111 M. 8a|lnaw______FE 5-1223 UPRIGHT PIANO Y O U R 8 FOR I B R 1 T T A N T FUP8. McNART'8 the removal. CM 3-3110. Tallwagger Kenireli. boarding. UPRIOHt PIANorbOODncoND,: I •f**;!"* . trimming, Brittany and 171. FI ■ •■“■ , Doga Trained, Boarded 80 trailer | I rubber. Bade- Poodl!______________ WE ^RE bLEARIN(r“bUTntLL I i.“'w --- ACCORDIONS ww AND Telegraph. »» McCormick II disk grain drill or rubber. Ukc new. Internatlonr 3-row corn planter with fert trailer type, like new. Cultlpack 10 ft. Oliver 3-bar tide dellv — _u. • . 3-MCtlon ----- ....I. A-1 3 tpikr , uraaa. Old 3-eectlon aprlna Rubber tired wagon •o-' IIM New Idea manur-ler 13 A. Mow-Maitr lawn mower, fower corn . 3-whecl I Hunting Dogs 81 Int. For Sale Miscellaneous 67 For Sale Miscellaneous 67 j CAST IRON COOK N KITTLE: . SPECIALS! . 31 I $25. Una a Cooling C 1 Lake Rd OR X Ml” BUILDING 4554 Wil- CONVERSION ' lable. OAkland OUN TYPE AN CASH FOR USED TV'S. RADIOS, i walnut Esc cond . 135 OR 3-545l' Jh^a. and upt recordara. FE „C COND 125 FOR SAliOR TRADE PiYrIbMA^^^’BEunwu ou..: home, ten room hoO.^live for, jiclf and five to renl_W^2555. f ^ gmall wli LATE MODiO. AND CASRI itivei. Deak ' for your land contract fwherci — . “ ■ lOUBLE SINK COMPLETE I---- with trap. A grade FE 5-4712 FIELD TILE . Montcalm Supply. 151 W. Mont- PIPB..... 11 41 pr. .12 35 ca. lie EACH SELECTION ELYcCTRIC PIANO ORGANS 1131.50. VALUE NOW HIM _AYAWAr r-ATMEwr rL*n , EDWARD S______11 8. SAGINAW I White Pearl Drum Outtit i on'KfJ* Mtllt* ’***'' “**' REOiSTERED ENOLISH POiSYiER 1 MORRIS MUSIC 34 8, Teieiraph Rd PE 2-0567 Hay, Grain and Feed 82^ Acro»i from fel-Huron | ' i ------------------------ 20 ACRES OP STANDING ALFAL- ■ • MY 3-4183. 1 ACRES. TST CLASS One-row Mtato digger. Road cart Cutter. Buti aaw. wheelbarrow,-25 new steel fence poata. 2 rolla o' Ssle Office Equipment 72 XppRoxr .000 - lb. platform tcalea. Log halna. forka. thovelt visa, hanu-eedcr. cow clipper, mllk-tcsllng lachlne, etc. Tractor tire thalna i' s 31". Quantity of old harnea nd harneai cupboard. large uantity of icrap iron. Old gt nglnc. Jewelry wagon. , ALL TYPF s‘ OF isf' CUTTINO i ' _Hay •Htllj.aenecr^OA »-2l7t.' J HAY, 7 ACREIB, ALFALfA.T^I PLAl^^ PIANO,^OTBSON REFR^O PHILOAB RANGE GOOD CONDI- 4-2 'ROMIX Ice. 521 N. Main ncOHT'LbTS. ,t. 1 conducvu. II centa per loot. . decorutlng PRR B8TIMAT18 FHA TBRM8 MIXED ALFALF.\ AND BROME! OFFICE DESK — OOOD CONDI-!. Huy, r UOD. Cbtap. FE 4-05». — MOirrON coat for bunk BEDSi elec$rlc. tlN 95 i _ 1060 Wf»t Huron. MAKES. PidHh BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON -*»Vu<»M.*''8UrHShu; su^aa'ea ‘al??l«'] fir,. ■“ll:rd."r’e*cV'2nd ““ Fluorescent. 3i3 Orchard eUri, 074 » ! up; duplli V OAS O photocopy machlnca. UERNSEY, 4>i YRS. WRlNOBRO<« Two lane copper ketUei. Twr. *'■* ........ -iveral ol Michigan F I Brief C dcaka. Antique dry »t.^»t|ic: >E_2:0i3^^ «ir5“"“- --------- 'i SuTnk-U'orc'h.Trrd^g'e*' Sale Store Equipment 73 ^houit; ^orain fed bo^^for robe ELEC MEAT GRINDER Sa^Paul Blndlg. 010, Sanda Rd. | FOR SALE OR TRADE PAIR OF a>h Hand mules. 2 black 1 filly QUALITY ORBEN CABT 6 Dry- 5 5150. V . 064 OS t. glatt InaUlled. t Balance 055 per month R.'T. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FI'. 4-353L i'.',*,','’," y.5,**.*-*'*® ... DININO SUITE 0 PIECE MA-' ’________hogany. Regency atyle JJphol-, 8W/P SEVERAL THOUSAND alcrcd chairs, .spring scats, pad brick and blocka or aell. Make and glass 1275 MAylalr_0-l002 ______-....... ; DUNCAN PHYFE DINING 'ROOM SWAP WELL WORE FOR CEMENT luttc. Mahogany with custonv. work. FE 2-052J.__________________ pada:'Red-leather lounge chalr:> SWAP aell’^’^bR 3-2150 SAVE PLUMBING illy redSe" poors Ukc rcfrlgcrl ^ 300 OAL OVERHEAD OAS TANK ator frond HI. Norge automatic and .land ton pica-up wnshvr and dry^r, $129. Electric I all 1 rack Heavy duly. i control* 524 95 Bedroom lultcs at S24.95 Rocklnd rhalr«, 55. BIr ftcrecn TV's at ^ $29 95 Stoves from 56. DresfterRifrom $3. DOUti'S ELk.VITLRi: WE BUY. BET L AND TRADE SWAP LAND AT BIO LAKE FOR cellaneouf Itemi AH _car w ttil Call after 6 FE 4-9892 condition Owner leat 'K" , television. 352 TIRES win take anything value In trade on net • Urea. Call FE ^24 _ 7 AliCOA .- ALUMINL'M Loinliinatioii DOORS (iUAR.VNTEF.I) 1 FULL INCH^TIICK Urly"’pr?ced*'^30 os'* You pay S23.05 ..WM ..—.wu 040 05. a. A. Thomp- ton, 7005 Mil. WeaL_________ FLOOR FURNACE - FOR 5 RM. - Reaamable prices. 1025 house S oil tank. 5125 FE 2 7010. Oakland Ave. PE 4-4505. ^ GUTTER K Type OIc length used 220 - OAL FUEL TANK^ Double alnk and trim 525 painted, 012: 1 used 05 000 BTU Romex with ground........314c ft. g»« space heater ft blower Ace Copper pipe ”3 " 15c ft. Heatlnt ft Coollni Co. 1735 Wll- 30 Oal. heater, glassed lined 149.95 liem* Lake Rd OR 3-4554 _ „ V a a* WORLD FAMOUS SINQER ZIO WARWICKS 207g orchard Lake Rd. dial the design In Mond GARDEN TRACTOR AND ATTACH- console Tours for 000 00 full menta 175. 280 Weat^ Hopkins be- ’’ciipital*”»B FREE : STANDING TOILETS til 15 3-M07 Double-bowl alnk .. . 1515 WORK BENCHES AND PICNIC >/x-ln haro copper. tables Shop loads. OR 3-0022. J W-ft lengths . ....... 16c ft. WEAVING LOOM. 42 '.'150 80LA4^ ; MEAT BAW. OBINDER. t scales.' FE 2 Rd . 8W neon I'9R SALE - I YR OLD SORREL . mare well broke 1 yearling f^ly , quarter horse 4830 Hollow Cor-> ner Rd. Ph SW 0-3303. Dryden. NEW NATIONAL cABH JBOISTER8 ' dmT machlS?! from OO**??' 'fhi 1 HORSES FOR 8AI B 5630 COOLIDOK Sin? tactoryauthorlaed Branch ' Rd . Troy, Mich. MI 7-lOM. , offices In Oakland and Macomb piq.s, rjxj. HAMPSHIRE RAM County where you can buy new | pr 4-loiJ ,______^ ?^.**N.®M’nf'*’c«h'*Reelat'r‘c” \ R®0I8TERE'D ''AMERICAN. BAD- | . ....... _ 2-0205'. 23 B. Oratlot, Mt. “■ Howard 3-4233 POP CORN AND HOT DOO MA- N^^ 23^ wood heating stove, tma: wood heaSng sMv^ lin ^r: ry drop-leaf table. Very old 3-bedroom suite with bed dress-and waah tUnd. Wicker rockc Antique dresser with towel bar s matching straight back chal-Ironitonc thundermug 7-pc E-g llah chamber set with blue llgu Antique baby cradle. Antiqui baby bed. Youth bed 2 hangr Itmpr. one with amber' ibailc Quantity of oil lamps Splnnlr wheel, complete, tmall tlic A ClemeT.: L "r«T-»'n- MA^5-0031...... REOISTERED JERSEY BULL I i ■ ■ alao 1 leraeV bull calf, .............'Veaaonablc. EM ----- s.vi.i': Ssle SDortlna: Goods 74 new 2 horse tandem thail- oan;.a-t|rvissMK u SS/S.U DELIVERED, ' 03001 DOWN Ml MONTH ' high Seth Thom t. Antique O-day cloc , HP OUTBOARD. 045 1 SMALL Tcf,inT' lens. 135. Phone WASH MACHINE WOMEN S' AND i nt 4 3033 r 2nds-Irregulars _boy s clothes, MIsc lb X 12 COTTAGE TENT, USED only once^MY. 3-42T2 22 8AVAOE. WEAVER SCOPE. 115 III • Delux 1055 Dutch Boy i "•Ai WATER 80TFENER8 TO RENT Mitchell DIstrlbuU OR 3-2360 I , WANTED - LAEE FRONT COT-tase Owner will trade drslra^c . "iMo'"’ STu 8 E APPLL WILL firafur ‘.”p‘ Premiere coll JOSEPH ;x wkly. NO MONEY DOWN Goodyear Service Stolte. 30 B Ctis. Pontiac. FI 5-0121 SEWING MACHINES 2ll YEAR ACCEPTED ON Mschinery 68 USTIN WESTERN PORTABLE dragline’* OR 30-30 MARLIN CARBINE BIST offer Phone FE 4-7200 ^ AQUA LUN08 NEW AND USED. . Plan a k choice , WANT oood'used HOUSETRAIL- •h'ung‘:iot'’”FEf^."7-....... WILL JAKE SMALLER TRAILER lee Portable elcctJtli 10 Dcluie ZIO ZAC Furniture CotuiiaHv 25'”^south "s'*a'ginaw**8f 70 south .SAGINAW ■ to 0 - Sat. 10 to 5. BLOND, GOOD 'UNGER DESK STYLE House mattress. machine In beautiful iprlngs. 025 FE • Finish like new all pari and perfect Pay total 1 $12 50 or take up pa,_.,.. Il^er month. Univerial Co IRONER. $31.95 ' EEDERAL Modernization (i.VR.Vr.K DOORS __ _ ^ctory seconds, all standard aDA-'^s TANDr-: ROAD (SradER’ wTee.r ? Kngtne. Very Hnse't ’ Condition. m??w.yr‘'"‘‘PP'"*”* SCUR.AM TRUCKS m^dfiin,"’*'"*'"and FQUIPMFNT ^19 Dixie Hwy • OR 3-1309 RKRKV DOOR .‘^ALIIS ~ ■ompressed air, 00 Parkhurst BOYS ROLLER 8ICATE8. SIZE II ^ Like new. Complete with case . and toe stops. tlS. 3S Short St. FE 6-1031 _ COMPLETE SET '50 ' PRO-LINE , coif clubs 4 Ben Hogan r ' Sale Farm Produce 86 atool Di^thrrm oil burner . tlqi'e ice box. Singer tewing mr Chcr*r *cabl P’!®*' ''"‘‘*1“* ■ Oax comm"i!de* ork'*”’fre1*t'‘ Small antique bar with mlrrn._ . jound kitchen tah^^B^^ I. Kitchen cabinet w Du Old Open from g aturijkys e plates. St edge.. DISCOUNT PRICFS Super Kem-Tonc - $4 40 Oal. Jsed Power Mowers - ai4 95 uo Rebuilt Sweepers -iood White House Pain Palm Thinner — Lawn Mnwer Rharnen For Sale Clothing; __ Parking* _ _ kiTCTEN SINKS 32 X «1, |34i5 VAlue $9.95 Ttifftf Are ftllihUv chipped toilets. $30.05 value. ..... L,v„orlgi ------------------ 3 YR OLD MALE BOXER. *2)kenmore Irene •'BEAUTIFUL WEDDING GOWN k • formal, sue f FE 4-0054 SBVBRAL FORMAL DRESSES FOR sale, good condition ww _3-S013_beyrccn 0^30 ...u - w— WHITK COA'T, SUITS .AND End of June CLOSE-OUTS Y - SINGER sewing alg-zaggcr. walnut ca icrlflce for balance of ■- -- payment of 17 per tlV'rMtr'e'd' —*' .^tueV'gas Do It Youryelf Orchard ‘ re*'9-M55 FOR RENT --- Mper atei ; . pollsheti har _ ___ ------ ----- Oakland _ . ..... U3a Orchi ' ' FE 5 0150 Sale Musical Goods 71 AND USED AT T I INSTRUMENTS NEW lEMEN^^US L A W N lilOWERS SHARPENED ""''‘"”LARo‘lT''HnXK*° * PIfk-up and deliver. FI 2-1311. STUDENT RENTAL PLAN LUMBER 10 . 2xl2'8 — 21' LONo! ........ ' PAYMENT 1 0 book? HAMILTON Dryei _FE_3-'T542^ . ------MAVTAO'waiher WEDDINO GOWN WORN ONLY OIBSON Rrfi----- ANTIQUE PUMP' OROAN. EXC Sale Household Goods 65 The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 14 PRICE - REJECTS. BEAU ____________ ' _ 1150. EM 3-2377 lake" pump ' DELIVERS " 40' band INSTRUMENT REPAFH, BY aure°"*l{llJv"q’* a’ ^Thompsmu CAl6*I^MU8IC CO 7005 M50 West no N SAOINAW FE 5-I22J MEDICINE'CABINETS LARGE 20'-brand NEW LOWREY GROAN Bargain HoUse. .9-6042 1 LOI DINING RM SUITE. FE 5-5395 ** * Huron PK 4-0569 ATERPILLER BEAUTIFUL __B L O N D BALDWIN OROA80NIC cutMblun and Leslie 8 I LOO! 32.405. Plano Tuning — Organ Repair . . MU 4U44t2 FOR SALE STRAWBERRIES , 2050 Ford R Manley Leach. lO Baglei oil NS. " MODERN AND "aNIQUE! Buy, sell trade and repair. Burr- loro. ati. i-etax 8 Telegraph FK 2-4700, oOAT MILK. A8 A WHOI.ESOME GOLF _ CLUBS. _NEYER_ USED, i drilclou. food UL 2-5157. 8TANblN'l 'ce/.r'-; mlKcllaoeou.s. STRAWBERRIES “a.-., w.. _ RAINBOW TROUT UP 10 INCHES hay 4350 Morgan Rd . PE 5-300I STRAWBERRIES - PICK YOUR I own, 20 centa a quart, picking ! Trout Creek Ranch. Oreei Sand, Gravel and Dirt 76 METAMORA BANK, CLERK LAka Avo J YDS BLACK iHRT OR PEAT , Prompt delivery OR 3-^44 ■f7 "wh?te°Sr*T'sLJ°m^ Equipment 87 estate of john tieneen toil and fllL OradIng. EM 3-0373 niii-^r f if" t f'e*. .. In.- Emily TIenken - Etta Curran i A special wash sano and 'liner Ul-j (.raw ler charge ready mik 31 yard Beach tind. With loader, like new, 32215. FE RochcMer 1-I500‘ 75r yd. Peat gravel, tl yd Fill 4-1442 . BUd Hickmott. Oeneral Auctioneer .... ... over- 19S9 CRAWLER TRACTOR IN EX- ........ ----- condition: thl. la an OC4 trectog NiUh .*• yard ma- Amerlcan Btenc .Producta. 0135 Clirk'.ion. MA 8-3161 5-y PEAT HUMUS AND BLACK AiTiold terlal b day! a week. Alao MU i Locnaven FE 5-1413 A-1 PEAT AUMUB STATK TESTED 7 yard load. 51 75. 14 yd. Iota. 01 50 per yd del. 390 Baldwin Rd . UT 3-3471 or MY 3-1143 A-I TOP " SOIL" BLACK DIRT, ' •and fill and gravel. FE 3-7774. A-1 TOP lOIL CRUSHED STONE Band, gravel, »i’l Lv’e' F^MI13 or FE 2-SS73 ALB BLACK DIRT. TOP SOlC I Several good i ' rake». Good aelec- i Oxfori? g PUBLie- NOTICE! I 100 a t 0145 Come . OA I h of Ok- -Aiictioii Sale 8ATURDA.Y AND BUNDAY Ai 7 30 p m. lEkty to Find) T "HELPING HAND" Btore, 35 Dixie Highway, lUB-lOl, 5 5-1341 or FE 4-7100. Belling anything or everythlpg. ni '. Orl- PICNIC tab£es, «lvles Fully a»»cmoiea or 312.05 HaIr^^ Houae. Highway. Drayton PI REDUCED ^Vi'-gand uMusic Center U a foot: bazaar AREA. MIRACLB MILK 75 pound _ PHONE PE 2-4934 _______ Thompson. EBONY BALDWIN SPINET UKE _ new 9650 OR 3-9403. _ *'lth“a"f ««iSr'ie.”?r' - ELECtRON IC ORGAN Call PB 3-4088. Dsed 9499 A good used practice piano. Ro-conditioned 9175 -MORRI.S MUSIC CO. ill 34 8. Telegraph Rd FE 3-0567 ' •PROmx.QUyER SALES A REAL GOOD SELECTION OF garden tractors. ROlo TUldra and .ann.c.mng .no tree remnva. .no ‘llo HTE.K & SOX trlmmin’g 775 Scott Lakt Rd.. PI SJ*** **»•"• Rochcitcr. OL 1-0701 4-4223 or OR 3-1105 ____ GARDEN TRACTOR AND ATTACH- \TTFXT10\I! menta |7S. 200 Hopkins be- Huv N’ow an,d Save garden tractor Buck ’doU and peat humua. load-' •'‘5 ed and delivered!^? day. a week. ,, Call Robert Davla 311 Airport^ new. Half pnc^ MA 6-3301. i turn it into cmh. See you at tn Road, day or night. PE l-03lr ! ROTOTILLER $75. OARMCN TRAC-j SllJvev^Parte'i^**'***** auctioneer bull DOZING, GRADING.Truck". tor 075. FE 5-27M. wirr. jn. v". ......d^iS: I yourself.' Everything that I. The «urprl«e a minute. COM- CRUBHID STONE." BAND. ORAV'- i _?*• -I9***'.- - Earl Howard, EM. 3-0631^ [ USED TRACTORS. 1115.00 AND UP j boob "dark CLAT-LOAIl, TOP -.*!*,“* iSLSf*.®'' i •ol^U yard.. Ill delivered. FE | 'Sj®Efl„g VSon.' HTi^Tari' Area | ...................Hardware. Your Friendly John ORAVEL, SAND, STONE, FILL 1 Deere Dealer HArtUnd 2611 I Building Supplies, the .... _ ------- Flkturea wall!. Write for complete iisi it Ferktna Sales Service, Auction eers. swaru Creek, Mich. Phone ^"^SJoiT”'" ^ -__No Money Down • Sew isSnJJ^ie^m^nVnZ o-R^ooJs APARTMENT ’ .............................................. FAMOUS MAKE CONSOLE PIANO! _i:M 3-?90^EM ^94l?, \Vc Scrvicc and Sc+l - Sale House Trailers 8'» h saoinaw fe 5.0232 -----•- •' - mahogany OIBSON ELEC. OUITAR WITH ... » .L 3M; FE IU4ie, ■ PE 4U533, , PONTIAC LAKE builders" SDP: ply Sand, grave k dirt Cement, mortar, truekjng S— ..... I 01^3 1334' . .. _ '^ ORALiINO TOP SOIL Fill-gravel, etc 3-3533^ ! WLod, Coal and Fuel 77 •9x12 Lino-Rugs $3.2^> na ft kail die 35c ft. Late SSat 03 20, flat 01 M Intern Saral charge accepted iIhOVERS. 204 E PIKE -IBiCl WALNUT DINING ROOM oAg-itowr—wx^ -nd living room furniture “1®. and djyer. FI 5-W __ VERSiBia Ruos. iV'itL GRINNELL'S Music Festival Pianos SLAB WOOD OR FIREPLACK i FntETLACS i .. _________________Del. FE 0-1131. i DRY FIREPLACE LOOS AND tlab wood. FE 0-3QSS ____- ' For Sale Pefa 79 WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS LAWN BOY MOWERS, TORO MOWERS ------- ------ ALUMINUM HOUSKTRAIL-er. Clean, good condition, reawn-4.0134"*^*^ ’^**“fE 4 1112 ' - •®>' _________ HINT. BRO.S. ' ”hou^7 tr.^2?“uk, ^ew^^n^.’ PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE { will «)ll_lor_ IIJIM Can Auction Sales " AUCTION SALE NOW OX SALE SAVE GENERAL ELECTRIC 30 i'n" - — PB 4-W7. _ . ______ KXt COND. 376! JCE MTO^ -_____________■ fr-lbENUiNE" LA:Z-B0Y RECUNER I.' chair Rrnarn lMth*p anrf ______________ pSwn _ jre, 43^ Orchard Lake REFRIOgRATOR. -OREEli RUb, 0X13 GREY t 1 piece sectional. Prlgldalr* il. .w—Rhing machine ei ooffee table. ibS raN b A YE N POR Tr"bbOD CON L'sed Piano Specials Orlnnell upright ...........0 1 Leonard conaola .,..........334 !. E Deep frejfi Magic Chef Felt Base Rugs fe95* . , fe 3-7333 ■OU8I PAINT. OAL 5195 HOLLYWOOD BftDS <'M Linoleum. V^d F9c;. fbM*ekrco2r'1‘pc*".S, 1 BABB Paint. 0A1, nooi em bdrm suite-, complete w [ALL__I1LE__hUH. ^25ci inaeriprug mattreaa and. innell's pasi^anablc FI 2-AI3i . i HOLLY WOOD BED. sifRiNOs' _ IEwA UPRIOHT FREEZER "'>'«? •< )S Pt. Kflvinatoc rafru . _»*‘._rE _y33I^______________I__________ t— aaa ob v.anvi -r... tt/vr Betw —vVww.---. 'BmwBirR. PE 6-4131 WILLETT solid CHERRyWi mg rdom aultr. 1400 k Wll chgrry coffee k end table.!e< HAGGERtY LUMR1-:R‘. Ac Supply . ' IM7 Haggrrty'Mwy. MA 4-,»Sl ! Weekday. 7 to 1 Bat. 7 & 3 KIMBALL PIANO. 1154. MODEL. Beauttful /condition. ION FK 4-^440 afrtr § » pm._______________ j KIMBALL * BPntET PIANO. "NEW •“ —-R- aterto; antique, pr- ■an l FE 3-3451, gentle, reae. to good home. MU ^-4045^yea beUeen l-iq_p.nu REOIstERED FEMALE BXA-glev- 5 montha} old 111 each. 5313 Drayton Road, aarkaton. I AKC DACHSHUNDS AT STUD. 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(4) Jim Bowie. (7) Three Stooges. (9» Popeye. (56) Big Picture. •:U (4) Weather. •:S0 (2) (4) News, Weather. (7) Stooges (cont.). (9) This Is Alice. (56) News Magazine. •;40 (2) News Analyst. (4) (7) Sports. (:4S (2) (4) (7) News, Sports. (56) Oiarm of Ulster. 7:00 (2) Person to Person. (4) Mich. Outdoors. (7) Adventure Pla^use. (9) Huckleberry Hound. (56) Spotlight on Opera. 7:30 (2) Lockup. (4) Law of the Plaiitsman. (7) Steve.Canyon. (9) Movie: Jean Parker, Russell H a r d i e, “S quoia” (’34)'. (56) Search fqr America! 0:00 (2) Betty Hutton. (4) Bat Masterson. (7) Donna Reed. (9) Movie (began 7:30 ^m.). > 0:00 (2) Johnny lUngo. (4) Producet^s Chalce. (7) Real MeCoys. (9) Movie (began 7:30 p.m'. 0:00 (2) Zai» Grey Theater, f (4) Bachelor Father. (7) Jeannie Carson Shpw. (9) Wrestling. 0:30 (2) Markham. (4) (Color). Ernie Ford. (7) Untouchables. (9) Wrestling (cont.). 10:00 (2) Phil Silvers Corned Special. (4) You Bet Yoiir Life. (7) Untouchables (cont.). (9) News. 10: IS (9) Weather. I0:t0 (9) Movie: John Wayne. ” Cover the War,” (’37), 10:30 (2) PhU Silvers (cont.). (4) Shotgun Slade. (7) Ernie Kovacs Show. (9) News. 10:4S (9) .Movie; Richard Carlson, Donna Reed, "Man ' From Down Under," (’43). 11:00 (2) (4) (7) News. Weather. SpCMiS. 1!;30'(7) silent Service. ll:3S (2) Movie; Rosalind RusseU, "Velvet Touch;’’ (’48). 11:30 (4) Jack Paar Show. FRIDAV MOBNINO .0:30 (7) Funews. •:S0 (2) Meditation. 0:55 (2) On the Farm Front. 7:09 (2) TV College. (4) Today. (7) Breakfast Time. 7:» (2) Felix the Cat. (7) Johnny Ginger. (2) Captain Kangaroo. 1:10 (7) Stage 3. ----(4) I Blarried Joan. (2) For Better or Worse. 0:30 (7) Exercise. (4) Exercise. (2) Movie. 9:11 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 11:01 (4) Dough Re Mi. (7) Divorce Hearing. 10:08 (9) BUlboard.' 10:00 (9) Ding Dong Sduxd. (7) House of Fashions. (4) Play Your Hunch. 11:00 (4) (color) Price Is Right. (2) I Love Lucy. (7) Detroit To^y. (9) Romper Room. 11:90 (4) Concentration. (2) December Bride. (7) Topper. FRIDAY AFTERNOON U:00 (2) Love of Ufe. (4) Truth or Omsequences. (7) Restless Gun. (9) Minnow on the Say. 13:15 (9) Follow Me. 19:10 (2) Search lor Tomorrow. (4) (rolor) It Gould Be,/You. (7) Liove That Bob. , (9) Terry Toon Time. 13:45 (2) Guiding Light. It: II (9) News. I:N (2) Our Miss Brooks. (4) Bold Joumc;. (7) About Faces.-(9) Movie. 1:90 (2) As Worid Turns. m Ufe of Riley. t:« (2) Medic. (4) Queqn for a Day. (7) Day in Court. 9:10 (2) House Party. (4) Loretta Young. (7) Gale Storm. (9) Home Fair. I:M (2) MUUonaire. (4) Young Dr. Malone. (7) Beat the Qock. (9) Movie. 1:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Roots. (7) Who Do You Trust. (56) Patterns of Life. 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. (4) ‘Ihin Man. (7) American Bandstand. (56) Search for America. (2) Secret Storm. 4:39 (2) Edge of Night. (4) Yancy Derringer, (9) Robin Hood. 3:00 (2l Movie. (4) (color) Qeorge'Pierrot. (9) Looney Tunes and Jingles. (56> Ordeal by Fire. t:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin. (56) Adventures of Danny Dee. 5:50 (9) Jac LeGotf. TV News afid Reviews Michigan Corn Not'Knee High' Cold Days, Rain Hold Bock Growth Usual by Fourth of July LANSING «y>-Much Michigan com will fall short of the "knee high by Fourth of July" standard barring' extraordinarily favorable weather in the next lew days, crop experts say. * ★ ♦ Co^h in many areas. AT rk«u(» TO HEAD KIWANIS _ Joseph O. Tally Jr., 39-year-old attorney from Fayetteville, N. " C.* ■ was installed as president of Kiwahis. International at Miami Beach, Fla. He succeeds Albert J. Tully of Mobile, Ala. Man-in-Space Lags Slightly U. S.' Is Plagued by Trouble Getting Sgfe Capsule for Astronaut The Great Gold Mountain' Comes Off Too Tarnished By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) -A polished performance by Burt BrinckertWr was the most, lustrous nugget in ‘The Great Gold Mountain," last [hand. It wasn’ night's "Steel Hour” drama. Set in a small Indiana town called Barcelona during the summer of 1927, the lead-filled story attempted a souped-up "Our Town' sort of study. It depicted the lihpaet on the vlUagem’ morals play that was too contrived to be effective, succeeded in creating an portrait He was fine. Everyone else did their best with the material at gold. cookie, played by Polly Bergen, landed in town. Aided by her boy friend,' played by Robert Lansing, Miss Bergen seemed to be working a profitable phony stock con game on the restless natives. CALAMITY STRIKES The caper led to the suicide of the town's elderly newspaper editor, played by Ed Begley, after he learned (1) that his lovely young wife was carrying on with Lansing, and (2) the stock he bought with his hard-earned cash was worthless. At the end of Ron Sproat's CBS-TV teleplay, from a novel by James MeCagne, Miss Bergen was genuinely filled with remorse and young Briackerhoff, the eager, fawnbig young cub re- nuurted Presumably, he never had cause lor remoTM. j Brinckerhoff's jftrfbrmance. in ANIMAL FAia 13 River lilet 31 Where ol milk 33 CoUectlon of >3ei i r r r 1 16 fr it IT iS II rr IS It 2i h a IF F T ar u H nr 4T 4} 44 IF rr r RT ■ 0" H BT U "I 55 lUkM S. SiTr'S.''" M Droope parti M Pimli Garry Moore pulled a Jack Paar last night. He walked out. Garry’s departure, when CBS-TV “I’ve Got a Secret" s was barely five mlnateB old, came at the Instlgatlm'oiTL" Victor Borge, who suggested that Garry take his vacation effective immediately. Moore picked up a suitcase and toddled off. Bill Cullen took over Moore’s chair and Borge subbed for Cullen. Chaos resulted, of course, but it was good fun. One of the guests was Henry Feldman, the new U.S. Spelling champ, who triumphed with the word, "eudaemonic.” Eudae-monic? That describes the show. DIAUNG AND FILING: ABC-'V’s hour-long documentary. ‘Japan—Anchor in the East,” contain^ its own apology for only scratching the surface of the story, so I won’t belabor the point. Too bad the filmed report didn’t take the hints given by various Tokyo interviewees, who said the real story was outside Tokyo. But the program still came across as a sincere attepipt to understand Japan's many problems. u-Kenoeth Jones, a Los Angeles truck driver, got off to a bad start on "The Price Is Right” last night when he blurted out the word ‘damn.” Later, he tipped bis ehair loo far backwards during the excitement of the game and went sprawBng. While struggling to his feet, he became entangled in the curtain. ^ But he could laugh, since he left the show with more than $30,000 in prizes. THE CHANNEL SWIM: F Los Angeles - originating half-hour programs called "(Convention Preview" will be inserted into the .daytime and nighttime schedule flext Week by NBC-TV. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the reports will pre-empt “Adventure Time" in the afternoon. ' On Thursday, "Law of the Plainsman" gets bumped ;md “Play Your Hunch" yields on Friday. 2ieri7- .es(E 0 Producers Director George Schaefer, now filming “Macbeth” in London, reports that the three witches in l^akespeare's classic will emerge as "beatnik types” i his "Hall ol Fame" production. --Tociay's Raidio Programs- WASHINGTON (F) - JTie chief of the National Space Agency indicated Wednesday that America's man-in-space project so far is lagging only slightly despite troubl^ ^ in getting a capsule that can carry ’ an astronaut ^ely. * it * T, Keith Glennan, administrator The same conditions threaten | to 1,make hay too rank for ♦jopl quality forage and to choke rorn! fields with grass, (he State-Fed-1 -eral Agriculture Department andj ; Weather Bureau said in their, weekly crop bulletin. Dry bean and soybean planting were reported ijearing rompletlon in important producing areas after nunaerous delays and hiteniipttoiM. Most early planted fields are off to good starts but need cultivating. Winter wheat is nearly all headed. Most fields of barley have turned yellow and winter wheat is beginning tp turn. Oats fields in southern counties are heading. Teen-Age Stars Are Taking Over in Cafes By E.4RL WILSON NEW YORK — One of these weOks you'll be regdlng something like this: <.. , - “Tiny Tim Taimadge, the night club crooner, canceled last night's show. He had the colic." For the small fry and. the teen-agers are taking over in the adult world of cales, lock, stock and dlapers!5 • Paul Anka—whoM ^ptishlng 19—he creaks up to that mUestone oh July 30—opened a singing engagement at the Copacabana and was such a smash, that the club wanted to hire him for the next 20 years. ^ It's getting to be a strange business,” claimed comedian Gary Morton, who was on Just ahead of the Tenafly, NJ., terror. Grand Rapids Lawyers Pledge Con-Con Suppo^ GRAND RAPIDS (F) - Support for a constitutional convention was pledged Wednesday by the Grand Rapids Bar Assn. Tklward C McCobb, association president, said his group believes "it is time for Michigan to reap-prasie carefully (he document upon which its government la baaed." Generally, small grain prospects were described as good except where heavy soils were unable to handle the high moisture situation. Strawberry harvesting was ro-ported . reaching a good ' daily 'volume in the southwest section .wheie heavy rains have been hampering influence. Picking w j getting started in northern Lower ' Michigan. * ANKA of the National Aeronautics and Siiace Administration, sbid that "before many months’-' a man'will - Tart cherries are taking on color in the southwest with the besentona rocketfligMlffi mili;^';^!' “l hieh and 200 mile. Hnum sometime after July 4. high and 200 miles down the AJIantic missile range in 16 minutes. •'Aqd before the end of 1961. after a series of experimental ^ flight tests, the first manned i flight wUl be made,” he saidin a speech. NASA experts have been wary! of giving specific target dates for: various'steps in the project. | * * ♦ I August and September have been mentioned unofficially months in which an astronaut would make the shorf hop in a capsule on the nose of a Redstone missile. This later was shoved back to late fall. TV Features President Joins Rite for Grange Building WASHINGTON iF), _ President Eisenhower took part Wednesday in ceremonies dedicating the new iVs-rnillion-dbllar headquarters of the National Grange a, block from the White House. About 1,000 persons assembled in a parking lot behind the building for the ceremony. ’ In a short Informal talk the President called it a great personal honor to have been invited to the dedication. He noted that the master of the National Grange, Herschel D. Newsom, had referred to the organization as nongovernmental in character. Eisenhower said that phrase was ie "to be cherished and spoken t with pride" in any movement seeking improvement of the farmer’s lot. Induct 7 Pontiac Men Into Army This Month Seven Pontiac men were inducted Into the Army local Draft ^rd< No. 65 this month. | They were Frank R . Brown, 74 Ihngree St.; Robert L. Pike. 24 Oriole St.; Ronnie L. Evans, Highland Ave.; Gerald L. Smith, 131 Mark St.; Daniel J. Craw. 53 S. Francis St.; James Dewberry Jr., 196 Elm St.; and Tilmaild W, Edwards. 13 Williams St. JEANNIE CARSON SHOW, p.m. (7) (Rerun.) Comedy program begins a new run as Pat Boone's summet replacement. Opening episode deals with Miss Carson’s arrival in the U- S. from Scotland. ZANE GREY THEATER, 9 p.m. (2) (Rerun.) Edward G. Robinson and EMward Jr. in a story About a farmer caught between opposite sides during the Civil War. ERNIE FORD SHOW, 9:30 p.m. (4). Tennessee Ernie ends his season by introducing Jason Evers, star of the western series that will occupy the time slot for the summer. (Color.) UNTOUCHABLES 9:30 p.m. (7). (Rerun.) Eliot Ness (Robert Stack) goes after a band that robbed a U.S. mail Truck of a million dollars. PHIL SILVERS SPECIAL. 10 p.m., (2). "Summer in New York. full-hour musical comedy, with Carol Laturrence, Carol Haney, Jules Munshin and "Bilko's platoon.” GROUCilO MARX, 10 p.m., (4) Closing 0^ the season, Groucho learns to fly when Peter Foy. a special effects man, visits (he show. ERNIE KOVA(» 10:30, p.m. (7) Eldie Adams, Hans Conried and Cbsar Romero: try to guess iffiie identity of the guests. JACK PAAR SHOW 11:30 p.m., (4). Malachy McCourt, actor-bar-tender, and comedian Buddy Hack-ett are Jack's guests.. "Before the show started, I spent 10 minutes burping the ‘But between show.s we lived It up. Had a couple of malt-eds." Paul Anka, however, is not an escapee from a baby-sitter, but a composer, publisher and a recording star, a teen-age tycoon—very possibly a genius. *At 15. he swept Into N.Y. from Toronto—to huckster the songs he'd written — and was practically kidnaped by a music man to keep him from comjietltors. Today, ninip or 10 gold records and. a swimming pool later, this polite, dap-' per, scrubbed 5-foot-6,135-pouiid teen-ager who has already packed them In from Tokyo to Paris, is begged by n^didle-aged Hn Pan Aileyltes to tell them how to sell songs. ^ "I came here expecting to dislike hlnl—but I lovA hlm,”j exclaimed Lu Anne-Simms at th^ Copa. i ★ ★ ★ . • So great was the crowd — much of it white-jacketed j prom boys and their gals—that the Copa, for the tint time in its history, had Its star do three shows on opening , Bight. ; “I hope I’ll sing for you five years from today,". Paul Anka said after a colossal success, “’nieri I’ll be in my 20s and tum-| Ing gray." | And at the ringside sat singer Frankie Avalon—heavy-1 lidded and nodding. It wras probably that poor little boy’s bed-! time. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Reports about Ingrid Bergman exjiecting a baby have up-' ■set Tony Perkina. He’s been looking forward to their movie, 'ITlme On Her Hands,” in Europe. 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