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‘Sick’ Convicts Hammering
alls in Break Attem One Driver Injured Critically
sm sina ctaesvihininttin “ ner
‘Mental Patients
Police Guns Covering
Area, Prisoners Are
Expected to Come Out
| SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (?—
Rioting prisoners — all
mentally unstable and some
considered desperate—were
0 reported attempting to
== ‘hammer their way to free-
care Pontiac Press Photos GOMm today through a 36-
SE lesan eee Sec ee eee Ga tere ous ee ne thie: aocting when his ce Aubara and Opdyke roads, Avon Township. Medical Center here. ; ;
vehicle was struck by this large, overturned (See story on page 2.) The 106 inmates seized f ’ ‘ :
. five guards as hostages — ry es
‘Monday night when they , we
New 59ers Set S n A r e to Act took over three buildings in ow -
E ect ris WHERE PATIENTS RIOT — Outlined in the upper right is the ! rephote
eve g e — e een Se ee : , ards are trying to cut through the 36 inch thick brick walls in that wing building where rioting sop patients, holding five guards sé ”
known a6 “10 North. hostage, are in contro] today. Latest reports are that the prisoners of the U. S. Prison Medical Center in Springfield, Mo
Sheriff Glenn Hendrix, after an ;
for Alaska Trek jn ’6] Ce Cees 2 In éntennial Posts on with the warden, Dr. Russell .
78 Will Leave Detroit “Sie emo ne Qlate Lielest Rackets Probers to Call at Dawn Tomorrow’ Seven prominent Pontiac men have agreed to serve fhe wal fa, dhe aeatineat coches e wa ! 1¢ Orlnwes cor
in Motor Caravan in key positions in Pontiac’s 1961 Centerinial. . ap ine ane e e e
The seven are slated to become members of a board | ° OF dte dq wl wi Lr
— ; - ; sexe 4 Should they succeed, they
DETROIT w—Undaunted by the of directors governing a centennial corporation, expect- ould emerge into an open area
rough-going encountered by thelr eq to be formed within a few weeks. Roce pig appoint. covered by the guus of guards. Mrs. Millican Will Be
predeccsart se nes ercup yo it lice, sheriff's deputies and 5 , : ‘
- tia Co) ae see LIAS a wag La = . i" With a second request for a new! trials, Thompson’s sentencing by poenaed by the Senate Committee
wers is planning to strike out at ments by the Pontiac C state treopers, The corner ceuld Released if She Passes aa _ Jud re mea set for Monday. tea August Ve eee the height of
dawn tomorrow to homestead in tennial Advisory Commis- dudg y. ‘last Aug g g' wet
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rial rejected, Flint Teamsters busi Alaska NM be brought under fire from two It, Authorities Say seeui Jack D. ‘Thompsoa However, the judge said the date ‘the Kierdorf investigation. Later
: lud 3 ‘sion were: IPpy orecas | guard towers as well as from Ness age J AC adil ie would be rescheduled if Thomp- appearance dates were canceled
The newest group includes 78) A. C. Girard, president of the ground patrois, ; might escape his schedulec aen-| ne be away in Washington. He indefinitely
members of 19 families. They | ; Held Monday night in the slay tencing Monday for arsom because , aa prisue sere | : ;
plan to leave via motor caravan|/ Community National Bank; Wil- for Area Tonight No official word had come from) ing of her husband, Mrs. Edna L.| of an appointment before the Sen-| eg . oe my | Harrelson today said he had not
from the Michigan state fair-|liam B. Hartman, attorney, John a. author ce ‘ept ei order Millican, 34, of Brandon Township | ate Rackets Committee in Wash yes . been notified to appear since.
grounds. W. Hirlinger, manager of the Pon- F i iwi «| f to other guards to do nothing » was to be released today if she ington . Thompson's attorneys said he 1, was not immediately known
; . air and cool with a low of 52)provoke the psychoncurotic prit passes a lie detector test had been summoned to appear in| what Sen. John McClellan's com-
Most of: the group, already jtiac Area Chamber of Commerce: degrees is tonight’s forecast for|oners for fear that any aggressive Cr Assist Prosec Thompson is to be summoned Washinaton ‘Tharedas : magi hed : ail lie fp.
having disposed of Michigan | Mayor Philip E..Rowston; Thomas the Pontiac area ‘action might endanger the lives ¢ ee 7A irabage to Washington Thursday wher O° "® : ym ae niaaee © and
homes, have been ¢amping out |F. Wiethorn, Fisher Body plant;- Wednesday's high is expected tOlof the five hostages reorge F. Taylor gaid that all the committee begins a two-week Thompson, along with Leaun year-olc ampson = abOUl. & & I f the five hostage
—apparently conditioning them- manager; Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, reach near 80 degrees, the low, < - * available information tends to bear hearing Thursday to determine Harrelson. president of Pontiac whether he was appearing on the
selves for the rigors to come. ‘superintendent of schools, and tomorrow night about 36-62 Associate Warden G. V. Richard aa apace a prom, “ne how well Teamsters President Teamsters Local 614, and olgie ol ay subpoena or a recently
™ - ; . shot her husban ares 0 i i since ‘ysoned, were subd ued one
Frank Milazzo, 35. who recently| |Howard H. Fitzgerald II, Pontiac if son said that although the rioters Gea nie olf datenae after te beat James R. Hoffa has kept his MAN. since Imprisoned, were ee
returned from a Visit with the first | PTS business manager. | Somewhat warmer with scal-\had been in occasional telephonic . drunk . pledge to clean corruption anid
| itered showers or thundershowers.,. - 2 eee ee See eee. | wrongdoers from his union. a9ers, now tryjng to claw out farms| While it was decided yesterday ; ial es ‘commimnication with the warden’s
from the widerness above the| that the 34-member citisens coni- [ePrints hae area is the out-| office authorities still-did not know wre. “urea left the Oakland Sources close to the committee
: ; a ‘ ‘ r rsday she | > ricol or P Ceunty dail at 10:30 a.m, today Susitna River, is confident a lot. mission, which Rewston appoint- ~ oe urscay — 7 what was behind the riot or what r i en wale eee ire Wee S| Orway 10 al: has been learned from the hard-| ed im April, should act as the In downtown Pontiac the lowest de mands the prisoners might! for the Redford State Police Post: whether he has been kept on the!
ships of the original group. centenaial’s executive commit: recording preceding 8 a.m, was | make where the lie test was scheduled. [e,:mster payroll and whether the
Milazzo’s group is taking seven) tee; this decision may be re- Moss s. The temperature was 7] LEAD BY 6 OR 7 Taylor said he expected the test Teamsters Union paid for his court
farm tractors, two saw mills, six] versed. : ae . Sheriff Hendrix said the riot Was results woild confirm Mrs. Milli. defense * welding pute a complete| . " OO lee mani 7, can’s story - *
forge “se variety of Tan tf cl th te _ oS tt ews as se nience is coaidered a d 8 Bye ate Dand to death with a shotgun in committee once before, in 1957.
ment. They also are carrying a euP ne eke We commit sie ee the basement of their home, 1370 “hen he invoked the fifth ame: wd VOSSESTRAND, Norway (UP) —Fire destroyed the
boat agd two motors. ee after incorporation. said ; m The center holds 1,046 prisoners Perry Lake Rd., early yesterday ™¢ nt in refusing’ to tell whethe: d
Compared to the original home- ipso eee teRoard ocd SPRINGFIELD, Mo. ®—Riot- brought here from federal peni- after she had been beaten by him De bad received payoffs from De pac ked Stalheim Tourist Hotel today and was reporte
steaders who left Detroit on a Trovisions for the board of direc- ing prisoners at the federal tentiaries all’ over the country a {ew hours earlier troit labor relations consultant tg have killed many of the 130 American tourists visit-
cold and windy morning March 5,, ‘FS and the executive committee prison system's medical center for treatment, Of the 106 rioters. George Kamenow Hise '
the latter group is well prepared. |4Fe to be included in bylaws which| released five hostages this after. ome are homosexuals. She said that she was hiding + * * ing there
The first group had only one trac-|2"¢ being drawn up for incorpora- noon. and guards immediately __ . the shotgun from Millican, 40, (:.nesee Circuit Judge’ Stephen Police feared the death toll would exceed 32 and that
tor and few of the tools necessary 9. laid siege to a wing of the big | THO prison iS a sprawling mod because he had threatened (0 5 Roth yesterday afternoon turned mos‘ of the victims would be Americans. They said’ they to carve farms from virgin timber. es ee prison hospital. Police radios pele cba tania . He} ' Phe ieke:'ber IMF: down a second trial for Thomp hadr ‘ered eight bodies and that more than 24 other
land. | The commission has still to fill, operating around the hospital re- 2 a“ ” sa uate a y fone When Millican discovered her son, saying .“the case was fully aq recovere elg , ies an n I
An old Reo van was the core of the key position in the cerarienicg ported at 1:16 p.m. (CST) “all mre ge — WO ean 4Y- with the shotgun, she said, he tried and fairly tried” persons were missing and feared dead.
‘it is setting up to run the centen-! o a é c nignway re nice ; fror rie » ;
= original sSers’ SE j 2” nesteses Sreont.” 2 tow mivetes sembles a country club to out tp ake it away froin ie a Thompson, convicted by a jury There were 147 guests and about 50 Norwegian em-
The new 38ers have tome up with Mr till oe ee ssiders gen) mudceenly were (a April 3 of being the second man |ployes the Si-yeatold a semi-trailer rig pulled by an| This is the post of general chair-| down a steel door on the west |“!0°' Millican died of a wound below i tee dig Heaney ocabliel poy in sf
International K-7 tractor man, a job that is expected to side midway of the building and The officers, armed with riet the heart. four-story wooden h otel
require hundreds of hours of volun-- a bulldozer was used on the guns and gas grenades, were Millican was employed at the mront fire | sake cont) tebew As = Curtis Potter, a Royal Oak |tece work. room a A as ; ecart @ iFicer & ty Division plant in. Eeamster Frank Kierdorf his life when fire flashed through qa Sitter 7 . : . st ig Ody $10
moving firm operator whe fur- | Rowston. who is s @rving as wae sd tle the ohn ear ass acai on ie = oS < in ee Blane isk pia last summer, claimed the jury the building at 3 a.m. and
; _ pee R- an ; an . foreman was prejudiced against -
nished the Tirst 59ers with their Chairman of the commission. said hie (ead) the feameters. trapped many persons in “monstrosity,” came up with ; be fi ; s . :
- the tractor for the new group. pane ee pa : S shortly. ‘ S . . Judge Roth said The defense their rooms linging 10 ife
ne s cult to find % ~ . . ~ east 35 reons ere ke
“T've never been to Alaska,", of high caliber ee eee faa He S Hopeful s 6 @ but Realistic : has not made sufficient showing At least 35 persons were taken
und the court will not require the to hospitals, many of them men Potter said, “‘but I admire the! 4 . me to devote job," ; :
courage of these people.’ @ devote te the "he : _ appearance of the jury foreman and women between the ageés of 18 - Year-Old Remains
The trailer was_ bought ota for questioning.” 0 and 60 who had come to this) j,, Critical’ Condition; - ; Thompson's attorney contended resort area 30 miles northeast of
lyesterday that'the foreman, Coley Bergen to view the country’s fa Man Admits Beating
Crump, a factory worker, once mous fjords
worked for a Flint builder who . i » . t ; x. ar - a = -
ihad a labor dispute with Thomp Petice beped that sorne of the An 18-year-old baby sitter who oy . 210 missing had left the hotel was the victim of a savage beat-
aoan —— grounds and had merely failed to. ing early Monday morning was
| After being postponed twice — -eport their absence. But they clinging to life today in Pontiac
because a two requests for new ould not be sure until they ‘General Hospital
searched the remains of the | The girl, Phyllis Jean Keel, is
tourist inn that was built here in critical condition. She suffered
Ransom Sets Pace “ the turn of the century. i eee and severe neck
The search for more vietims was Kramer Bros. Freight Lines, for| The general manager will be
which Milazzo worked as an over-,Tesponsible for running the cen-|
the-road driver for several years. tennial, said Rowston, with the |
‘help of the executive committee |
below. the Susitna River to haul! and divisional chairmen in charge |
supplies. To get them . across,| of various phases of tie celebra-|
they plan to build a barge on “on. oil drums. | The board of directors would be|
Besides the semi-trailer rig,| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) |
other units of transportation in- j
clude 10 trucks of varying sizes| Rush Sachmo and ages. Some have little homes
built on them which can be de- 3
tached and used as living poobuall |e) Hospital; . 4 , : \. stan extremely difficult and dangerous In the Oakland County Jail is
in Alaska. Has Pne : : ee : ie oad In ld | ying est in the still-smouldering ruins Bruce M. Tayler, 32, who has
Milazzo said his group plans to, umonia ‘ hit Ee | Hospital officials said some of admitted beating the girl to Poa-
< : CHICAGO (AP) — Henry Ran. the 35 being treated were in “‘seri- tiac. police detectives. He said head out of Michigan via the, |
Mackinac Bridge and U.S. 2, en-' SPOLETO, Italy (AP)— Ameri- som, a 48-year-old pro from St. 0US condition. Victims’ names’ he mistook the girl, whe was The group plans to keep the van!
tering Canada near Minot. ND. pane Moiese Se Armstrong |Andrews, TIL, shot a fivunder- were withheld by authorities sleeping on the living room sofa,
The original convoy went via) “2S Tushed to Spoleto’s civil hos- par 65 Monday to lead 64 * * * for his wife, Juanita, 29, from
pital today, suffering from an at- tack of pneumonia. iqualifiers into Thursday's first Police. said the hotel was packed) whem he is separated.
| round of the $57,000 Chicago Open by 147 guests and the Norwegian’ Miss Keel was staying with Mrs
jat Gleneagles. hotel staff when flames ripped Taylor's three children while the
The 64 qualifiers will join 87 ex- through the 50-year-old structure. mother was working at Pontiac
‘empt players to make up a field of ‘The fire burned out the telephone Osteapathic Hospital where she ‘is
151 who will see action in the 72-\S¥ystem and hotel employes and 4 nurses’ aid.
hole event which carties a top guests were unable to telephone Mrs. Taylor told police her hus- Chicago and battled snowstorms for
two days before reaching the
Windy City. | Italian doctors who examined ihim immediately after the attack
. a . learly today said that he had suf-
SATE "fered a heart attack, But an éx-
I n Today s Pr Tess ipeoseal shea aut te ingen
‘ soosneneonacenaaemmmecninecceeie old Negro musician had pneumon- prize of $9,000. for help at once band had bothered other baby sit-
ia, / Ransom tied for th with a SOUNDS ALARM ters previously
Camis News = pote oem ~~ eg Sl tele scpgua tees m An American” tourist. Horace Police believe a blood-smeared
- ie er had come to Spoleto to partici | ; ia = _. 8 we __ Caldwell] of Atlanta, Ga.. sounded baseball bat found in the base~
—. ae ‘pate in the Festival of Two ; a . . the alarm -after fire invaded his, Meat ef Mrs, Taylor's home was
journey to Love ‘Worlds. directed by American IN SOBER CONFERENCE — Secretary of : . P Witephote Geseline — Get more miles from each the weapon used in thé beat-
Markets jcomposer Gian-Carlo Menotti. State Christian Herter reported resid: : ST). “\ delaved telec at 9-30 sg ¢ellon. Higher “Octane means finer — j . ‘ ported to President Ei (EST delayed telecast at $30 p. m. i -_ . Pio dea RIEL gh ; : 7 ing. Taylor said he didn’t re-
Obituaries =e. The specialists said Armstrong’s| senhower yesterday, and will talk to the Ameri- planned by ABC-TV. The President is said to Special. Regular, ay “Octane athe Manis en tae winiow hppa member. Sports i grave. . ' ; fe a e e @gu ver soi bet
Theaters . 19 — raat | can people this evening, on the deadlocked have approved the main points of Herter's ad- siety. 2 8 Farmer Gas & on Co cape their flame-filled rooths. Po-| Later yesterday he refused to
TV & Radio Programs 9 | inventory Reduction Sele, Weet cae! Geneva conference of foreign ministers. The dress. Herter is reported r@ady to proclaim Al- TE lice said’ one leaped from the third make a formal stat¢ment at the
Witson, Earl » tne window A, honest discounts on address willbe carried by aii major radio net- lied ‘no Yetreat’ stand on the stymied Berlin 7. Cadillac “6?” cme Perer. floor and two from the secondOakland County Prosecutor's Ot
Women's Pages .. 19-05 TS” Tite” Ssree’ My Seenet! works and by NBC-TV and CBS-TV at 8 p.m. issue. His speech will last 15 minutes. a ean Ate tor Hee,
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But Supervisors Hit ‘Monkeyshines’
~ MSUO Road Paving OK'd Recent student demonstrations tion, Brandon Township Super-
at Michigan State University re- visor Alex R. Solley jumped to
sulted in four members of the, his feet.
Oakland County Board of Super-| * * ve j
visors yesterday voting against: we have seen quite a bit lately appropriating $10,000 to pave the
main road leading into MSUO. ‘wasting our money by a bunch of
* * * monkeyshines,”’ Solley said. ‘‘T at they (students) have been i
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__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959 oo ¢
Lig: .
Just as the supervisors were €X- (5, one won't give money of tax-
pected to give a routine unanimous
rol] call approval of the appropria-,
New GM Cars
Slated by Nov. 13 TV Show on That Date
Will Feature 5 Lines
of 1960 Models
The five passenger car lines of)
General Motors will introduce their;
1960 models on or before Nov. 13.)
This was disclosed today when’
(:M said the entire line would be
shown together for the first time
on a television spectacular on that
date.
No specific introduction dates |
hive been announced. Industry |
rumors have said Chevrolet Di- |
vision will show GM's first small
car, the Corvair, about Oct. 8.
The 90-minute TV show on NBC
will be a musical by Jay Lerner
and Frederick Loewe based on
their Broadway hit, “My Fair
Lady.” and their screen adaptation
of “Gigi”
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A top cast of stage and screen Harry Felix, of 240 S. Sanford St.,.favored putting any profits into a
stars will be featured in Lerner was injured critically this morging|fund for construction of a civic
und Loewe’'s first television pro
duetion, Lerner is writing a musi
cal story especially for the GM
program. Also woven into the
show will be scenes from two
other Lerner-Loewe stage successes
“Brigadoon” and “Paint Your
Wagon
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Arrangements for the program
are nuw being completed with the
National Broadcasting
Campbell-Ewald is the
the show for Company
agency
handling General
Motors
Snake Bite Remedy Harrinton of 2527 Weaverton St, 3
TAREL Australia VUTon Rochester, was damayed as the
Farmer Charle Peters was el ee Upped even ard
bitten by a snake qn Sunday, dropped ie joied von ilarrinton’s
Jan. 18, and with no medical truck. Neither Harrinton nor Shan
uid available he blasted awny jshan were hurt in the accident
the bitten area with his rifle. . . *
Yesterday he was fined one The Sheriff's Departinent is wait
pound (§2.21) for being in_ pos- ing for « statement from Felix payers so it can be wasted.”
for Solley’s objection went
naught, however, a® supervisors |
approved the money, 69-4.
Voting against allocating it with
Frid of North-
Milford Town
Clack, Oxford Sydney
layen Hoard ville, i
ship and Lee H
Powristiey Salley were
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those panty raids “|
"It's}
when they to call out the}
police, and when property js dam-|
aged, that it goes too far and)
wastes our money.” don) tained
vied seatley alter the vote
have
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The ‘money appropriated from |
the county's contingent fund will |
pay half the cost of grading, |
draining and hard surfacing one- |
third of a mile of Squirrel road
from the main entrance of MSUO
north to Pontiae road in Pontiae
Township.
The County Road Commission,
with state funds, will pay the other’
half
3-Truck
Sends Driver
to the Hospital _ Crash ;
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A Pontiac milk truck driver,!
when his truck was involved in a
three-truck collision at the corner
of Opdyke and Auburn roads
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Felix, a driver for the Detroit
Creamery suffered multiple cuts
of the head and chest, and a pos
sible concussion, He was taken
to Pontiac General Hospital,
| truck A grave driven by Ralph
Shanahan of Detroit, struck Felix’
truck, knocking it from the road
Shanahan told sheriff's deputies he
could not avoid the milk
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A third truck carrier
driven by Verney | Itable er civic purpose, the com. |
year: beg
GONE. FISHIN’ — These 24 young businessmen have substi-
tutes to do their work for them today. From all over Oakland
County, these Pontiac Press carriers have won the day off and a Pentiac Press Photo
fishing cruise on Lake St. Clair. They were winners in a contest
for new subscribers of Pontiac Press home delivery.
The Day in Birmingham re |
Planning, Building Board
Appointments Are Made
designed by Mrs. .Earl W. Rohr-
bacher of 2875 Hylane Dr., Troy.
iness_at hand The Past Chiefs Club of the Bir- ;
cog — rly toneerirte| mingham Pythian Sisters will ‘
cn were on heir way ame, Oe Er F home : , 1190 -
Ove om ot Sere N. Adams Blvd. Cohostesses for
ee
| BIRMINGHAM—The City Com-
mission put in a relaxed session
at its regular meeting last night
termy had unti] July 1, 1961 to run
fpeals. appointments to the Planning
Board and Building Code Board
of Appeals.
Mrs. Florence H. Willett was
resignation of William Merrill. flis
Appointed to the Planning
Board for three-year terms were
Robert W. Page and Linn Smith. —
Page was reappointed, and Smith
will take over for Dr, George |
Marin whose term expired.
T. Norville Hubbard was re-
appointed for a five-year term to
the Building Code Board of Ap
No action was taken last night
to fill the City Commission vacan-
cy left by the recent resignation
of John S. O’Gorman Jr. Commis-
sioner Wiliam H. Burgum, how- Seven Agree fo Act Public — Just Fine - -
in Centennial Posts. Queen's Tour Picking Up at Last, (Continued From Page One)
By RELMAN MORIN decisions
budgetary responsible for policy
legal contracts and
matters, he explained , Canada ig beginning to assume
Ccecision that will be geal - “the prepertions of a made ii a pice Ae pes success
cerns yasible profits from 1 .
ccutenatal The crowds are growing. There
- a ‘are more @and more spontaneous
' seared that the commission 88 of affection and enthusiasm
It appeared (hat (he: commiser as the Queen and Prince Philip
jaboard the royal yacht Britannia
|toward Canada's big cities.
By dedicating profits to a char: | * * oe auditorium
Ancient Quebec, the only walled
icity in North America, is blazing
with flags and decorations
people tingling with excite
ment ever the possibility of eatch-
ing a glimpse of the Queen wéar- mission can avold federal amuse
ment taxes on admission prices
to centennial events.
The
meet next ure
scheduled to
the COMMISSION 18
Tuesday to review major * * *
sail up the St. Lawrence River
The her washing from the clothesline The Queen's purpose is to cement) road citizens protesting sidewalk
QUEBEC (AP)—After a slow 48 rain starts to fall, then for- Commonwealth relations, firming | .onstruction on Latham road be-
start, Queen Elizabeth's tour of getting it as police sirens signal up thes between Canada and Brit tween Lincoln and 14-Mile roads.
,ain, The Canadians are using thé! 1), group appeared to oppose
}tour to publicize their great indus-
Members of the Queen's party ‘rial expansion. Elizabeth has al-
They had ready visited the world’s largest
been worried by what looked al- #luminum plant, paper mills, an
apathy in the first days iron mine, and hydrcelectric in-
of Stallations. She has trudged miles
through the factories, asking the
right questions and showing inter- the Queen's approach.
are frankly relieved
rost like
of the six-week royal tour
Canada.
| For both Britain and Canada
this trip has specific objectives est in technical operations.
* * * ever, was named to replace,
‘O'Gorman as chairman of the City,
Recreation Board. |
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On hand- at the commission!
meeting was a group of Latham
R. B. King of 1700 Latham Rd.
who had requested sidewalks in
the area.
Following discussion, the mat- |
ter was tabled for further study |
by the commission. To be exam: |
ined are safety factors in the
area where pedestrians must use
the road because of the lack of
sidewalks. .
At the alumuinm plant at Arvi-!
Patients Hold Guards
in Missouri Prison da Monday, she donned protective =
spectacles to visit the avenve of Patios Meter JESS 405 ile children, was killed when the car
electric furnaces where the alumi-| amended to require- cars to pa in which he was riding collided
‘num is actually distilled — and head-on to meters. The action was
|wh -e there is a real danger of taken to prevent damage to meters In other commission action
resulting when cars have been
if backed ‘in too far in parking
spaces.
Mrs. Howard S. Christie of 761 | > proposed bylaws, and on«Wednes. !n@ @ diamond tiara and a regal, ; . | electrocution,
day to consider hiring: the John Bown for the state dinner the| (Continued From Page Cne) | Technicians explained that
B. Rogers Producing Co. of Fos- Provincial government of Quebec’ guard against the possibility of a |two persons touching each other,
lune Ono is giving tonight break. |happened to brush against the
The Hogers company produces jut that's pageantry The ‘10 North” wing Is a prison bar feeding more than 35,-
the giant spectaculars with which
many United States cities have
marked important dates in recent Perhaps more significant indica
in an aluminum factory at Arvida
‘waiting after hours, clapping and
A representative of the firm has cheering, as the Queen and her inmates
already appeared before the com- husband walk through the plant * * * i
mission to advise on the initial * * * Of the center's inmate popula time, Elizabeth
sfeps in centennial planning Virtually entire populations of tion, 259 are trusties. About 60 tired. She stood with crossed an-
small towns end cities in
northern. part of Quebec province
Baggotville, Chicoutimi, Arvida
—standing hours in pelting rain A train of 30,000 long
enough to extend from New York
City to Hichmond, Va —is needed cars
session of a firearm on a Sun before a complete investigation canite transport bituminous coal from/to ‘see the couple pass.
day |
Th andercleuds
Scatter Rain
Over Midwest
By THE ASSOCIATED |
Scattered thundershowers,
spawned by a collision of warm
and cool air, erupted today from
Texas ta the Appalachians
The new rains followed a rash
of tornadoes, hail, damaging winds}
ind torrential downpours that hit,
numerous sections of Texas Mon
leas
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A dozen twisters were reported |
in the Plainview and Lubbock |
Texas, but damage was
confined to farm binldings Fort
Worth was drenched nearly
eight Inches of rain Hail covered}
the ground at New Deal near Lub reas of
with
bock and the storm disrupted
power for nenrly an hem
Tuo deaths were attributed to
the Texas storms
* * *
The @ineinnati, Ohree nrea was
doused with 377 inches ef rain in
six hours Thundershowers swept!
the New York City area, leaving
neatly an ineh of rain Showers
nopkied parts of New Eancland
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Cool air estending to the éastery
pes of the Rackies touched off
hawer ind thunderstaguis over
fhe western portion of the north
cin and central plains
The Weather
Full ( & Weather Bureau Report
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Fatr and
pleasant teday, high 75
fonight, low A? Tomerrew partly cloudy |
and a iitth warmer, high 80. Winds light
and variable teday and tonight Fair and coel
Teday in Pontiac
Lowest temperature preceding @ am
At ®B am’ Wind velocity 2-3 mph
Direction’ Bast |
Bun set« Tuesday af 8 12 pm |
Sin rises Wednesday al 446 am
Moon rises Tuesaday at 10 23 pn
Moon sete Wectheeday at 0 20 am
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am e 12 m 10
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Monday in Pontiac
(as recorded downtewn?!
Highest temperature
Lowest temperature A8
Mean temperature 63
Weather—Sunny
—-- Ond Year Age in Pontiac
Highest temperature a7
loweet temperature . i)
Mean temperatiire
Weather —fain
Highest and Lowest Temperatures
This Date in #7 Years
87 In 1982 :
Monday's Temperature Chart
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Hougtitan 65 #47 8 Ste Marie 64 42
fanksonville 93 92 Tampe 01 Th
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t be made ‘
By MAX E. SIMON
August Te Martine,
wile, Ruth goodbye, enst an affee
tionate glance at his sleeping two-|
year-old son, and set out for work
As he left his home and family,
Martinez, had no idea of the! kissed tis
ordeal he avas to experience yes
terday
Before he would return to his!
modest dwelling in Drayton Plains |
the likeable 32 year old Martinez!
wis fo kill ROME a oman
The drama in which Martine,
Pontiac police detective, was to
play a life-and-death rote had |
began to unfold before he left
for work
Barly in the morming police Te
reived a complaint that a Mantiel
tomey, who lived in a
apartment of Wo Wilson
apparently herserk ferracr
Ave. had
pone
rmomMesy Wan
and
tele Caled down ty off
his co-roamet Angelo
Poles deft alley Gone
Vo believed to be metital
iil promised
All of this wa unkhown te Maa
tines when he reported te work at
the Public Safety Building Befar>
noon, however. he was to becams cers
Dele
whom the
fo See gq dactor
mvolved in the drama which would
end violenth br
formes fo death with shooting
A second call came in at Po-
lice headquarters. Gomer had
gone berserk again, locked him.
self in his apartment and was
brandishing a butcher knite
through .the window. He threat.
ened to commit suicide, warned
his exelted neighbors not to come
Near him lest they be killed
Spanish «speaking Martinez was
tapped by police to plead with
Gomez, a native of Mexico who hag
lived in the city several vears. to
come out of the building
Martinez, Patrolman Gerald Na
Varre add Sgt. John DePauw were
given a key by the landlord They
opened the front door of the build
ing but only a few feet away was
Gomez, a wild look in his eves
* * *
The officers
building
the dwelling and Crome
I flowy
Caded himself in Went out of thy
Fear gas was flung int :
d te
hart rest
he
i bathroom 1 secon] where
Navarre
gas
chairs amd Martines denned
and went ind Using
shields, they broke
the, deor, Gomes swung
his knife back and forth. finally
knocking Martiner'’s chair AWAY, masks
a*
down
14 \ re the police we're the!
police we want to help you,”
Mat tities pleaded in Spanish
rhe man ignored hig pleak. The!
Sb mine to market each day 1‘ A housewife rushing to t ‘ing
City Detective Prays
After He Shoots Man back of the knife struck Martine Oakland County Chief Assia-
in the arm tant Prosecutor George F. Tay-
* * * lor said Martinez was not only
“Please from
cried out the desperate
lice officer
Gomez did not hear Then Mat
tinezy a likeable. gentle officer, did
the only thing he | y thing he could | Martinez did not “hear Tavlor's fret away me acting in line of duty, but de-
served a citation for bravery.
“He probably saved the life of
his fellow officer whe: was cor-
nered,” Taylor said, will]
you J po
The officer who has settled words of praise
| numerous disputes in the city’s have cared fo
| Mexican community with his tol . * * *
erant attitud > i .
way of eatin lane with nes ; : por GRU Mectiver had. gene P eopne R f People. through one of the greatest trage- did the only thing he could. dies life can bring. He took an-
After three warning shots, Mar- other human's life
Mnes fired at Gomez tice, first. And, as words of commendation
inthe arin, then through the heart
* * *
Still clutching the knife
slumped to the floor dead? were spoken of the officer, he knelt
in church praying, and he prayed
that such a day should never again
come, Comez
. Pontiac Prev Phote
BERSERK MAN'S KNIFE — Pontiac Police Lt. Willkam Nes-
bitt \Geft) and Sgt. John DePauw examine butcher Rnite with
which a berserk man barricaded himself in his terrace apartment
yesterday, The man, Manuel Gomez, 53, of 38 W.-Wilson Ave,
was fatally shot by Det. August Martinez. DePauw is holding a
gas mask Martinez wore into the building: after officers hurled
tear gas-into the dwelling,
Ce ee SRS SE LS nl a Se -Hons—are tug thousand workmen and windows and individual cells. 000 amperes of current into fur
naces, everyone
would be electrocuted
* * type building with barred doors}
It is divided into three wards, each)
housing about a third of the 106|
ental ilineases | plained the operations. She fidget
| None of the rioters has been | ed
identified by the warden. never left her face;
| At 6:30 a.m. the inmates in quently asked questions.
“10 North” called the warden's of-
ifice and demanded that food and
\coffee be sent to the wing. | shots.
But the coffee and_foed-was-net}
sent over
|
So far as is known, the rioting | inthe vicinity
Having walked the equivalent of
|
But the expression of interest
and she fre-| Southfield Rd, and Mrs. William
G. Meese, 2775 Pine Hill Dr., both
of Birmingham,were among rep-
|resentatives of the Women's Serv-
ice Committee of William Beau-
mont Hospital, Royal Oak, who
three long city blocks by that attended the 10th annual meeting S°"S
was obviously of the Michigan Assn. of Hospital
Auxiliaries yesterday at the Shera-
the per cent of the 787 patients suffer | kles while the plant manager €X- ton Cadillac Hotel in Detroit.
Mrs. Christie was one of the
ostesses of the day.
The Beaumont volunteers exhib-
Workers off duty stood around | ited a poster depicting their serv-
watching her and taking snap-' ices in the Project Parade as part
‘of the meeting. The poster was
inmates do not have access to |
any food. The kitchen and dining
hall are in another building.
The only outward sign of vio-
lence was broken glass smashed
‘from. windows on the west side
|of the wing. The rioters had cov-
‘ered the windows with blankets.
From time to time, spectators
ion a road a quarter of a mile
|from the building could hear shouts
|from the inside.
| One inmate was seen holding a! |day in the County Clerk’s Office
There will be no charge.
* * *
iknife to the back of a hostage.|to members of the Board of Super-'!
-| This is the first year, Haas re-
Nor would he room by telephone: “Don’t try to pervisor Clayton G. Lilly noticed) ports, that a picture of one of A rioter told the center's control |visors. Immediately Ferndale Su
|
iget hurt”
Another inmate said in a second Works was omitted
call, ““‘We mean business.” * * *
| Questioned by Settle on what ,gmitting this was in error, a |
started the riot, the man said: | county clerk has ordered stick-
“We have our demands almost ,
ready but we will call you."
| That was at 10:20 Monday night. |
Nothing since has been heard from)
the prisoners
| Joe Haas of The Pontiac Press
There has been no sound at jas |
| all from the wing. There are ——
| no lights. The prisoners smashed | the Board of Public Works.
the lights when the uprising be-
Thief Has Real Ball gan. ;
Only one newsman, Jim Billings SAN FRANCISCO ‘UPI! — A
| Daily News, was allowed inside thief broke into the George |
the center Washington High School gym |
last weekend and had himself a
ball. More precisely, said school
officials, he took 536 of them— “There is no rioting in the gen-|
eral sense — no shouting and all
that,’’ Billings reported.
He said officials were ‘‘sitting
around, sweating out’ the riot and
added, ‘‘There is not much any-
‘one can do except sweat.”
COMPLAINT UNKNOWN
“The trouble is, we don’t know
what these 106 men want,” said
Billings. ‘“‘We don't even know
what. triggered this seizure of the
wing."’
The 100-foot-long one-story con-
crete wing is divided into three p tennis balls, softballs and base-
balls.
Bolshoi Back in Russia
MOSCOW (UPI)—Members of
the Bolshoi Ballet Company re-
States and Canada. written his annual one-page
footballs, basketballs, golf balls. |
turned to Moscow last night from |
a 2% month tour of the United | Oakland Directory Out Copies of Oakland County’s offi-|introduetion for the directory on Yesterday, will lea@ a U.S. team
cial 1959-60 directory will be avail-
able to the public beginning Thurs- Pictured on the front of the di-
. rectory, prepared by Clerk-Regis- the county's facts and figures.
tter Daniel T. Murphy Jr., is Kent
Lake in Kensington Metropolitan
itree.
|come in here or your men wil] that under the listing of county de- | the county’s 423 lakes has been
| partments the Board of Public: used on the cove:. Haas yester. |
day received the first copy of
| the directory.
Inserted within the front cover
jis a map showing the boundaries
‘tailed map of the county, with lo-
Murphy has ordered 10.000 copies
of the directory printed
em -~@¢—-—— —
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mre tte Paring Bod Traffic Toll
6 on Monday Two Were Young Bike
Riders, Another Was
on Scooter
r Associated Press
aor ~ traffic. accidents
clainied six lives Monday~on top
of a weekend toll of nine.
Two of the latest victims were
young bike riders. Another was &
15-year-old motor-scooter rider.
Also among the victims was a
41-year-old father of nine children.
oe * 8
Kenneth G. Wardlaw, 15, of De-
troit, was killed when his motor-
scooter and an auto collided near
his east side Detroit home.
Another east side Detroiter,
Keigh Magna, 11, was killed
shortly before. Police held car
driver Jasper Carter, 54, of De-
troit, and accused him of veer-
ing across a street and striking
young Magna's bike.
Curtis Wimbley, 8, of Muskegon
Heights, was killed when he was
hit by a car as he rode his bike
from an alley into a street near
his home.
Charles Shuburte, 41, a migrant
farm worker and father of nine,
with a Berrien county road com
mission truck at an intersection
five miles south of Watervliet. Shu-
burte was from Steele, Mo.
| Melvin Lewis Joslin, 21, of Kal-
amazoo, was killed when his au-
| temobile ran off M43 at Gull
Lake, near Hastings, and
; smashed into two utility poles.
Mrs. Charles Standish, 69, of
Jackson, was killed and three per-
injured in a eollision at a
U.S. 127 intersection a mile north
of Jackson. Mrs. Standish’s hus-
band, who was driving, and Burt
Peek, a Jackson
were hurt seriously. So was George
|Wright, 23, of Jackson, the other
‘driver. ed
di, passenger, '
| ae oo
Kocsis on US. Team | eee
l- 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 a eee
‘Available to Public Thursday —_{0r Best-Ball Test
TORONTO (AP)—Doug Ford of
| Paradise, Fla., winner of the Ca-
nadian Open golf title in Montreal
into the international pro-amateur
matches here tomorrow.
* * *
Canada has won the previous
two international best - ball
‘matches.
Copies of the 39-page, pocket-size Park. On the back is the county's! Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta,
booklet were distributed yesterday New seal, centered with a full oak Fia., is on the U.S. pro team along
jwith Julius Boros of Mid Pines,
N.C, and Paul Harney of ,Worces-
iter, Mass. :
| Their amateur teammates are
F1 Meister, Bob Shave and Chuck
Kocsis, all of whom played last
year, and Ed TutWwiler.
Vancouver's Stan Leonard heads
Canada’s team. ‘With him are
pros Al Balding of Markham.
ers to add this department to of Oakland County's six legislative Ont., and Bud Loftus and Henry
| the books, Lilly is a member of districts. In the back is a more de- Martell,
Again “Mr. Oakland County,” cations of city. village, and town-- The Empire State Building in . _|ship offices pinpointed. New York rises 1,472 feet, taking
into account the 222-foot television
tower. :
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OTO, Mite Py i INC.
cell blocks and is separated from -
| the rest of the center by a barred
| door.
Firet Indication of the riot
came when « guard peered | YOU
inmates milling in the long corri-.
dor, The five guards in the wing
were stripped to their shorts. Some.
inmates were wearing the offi-
cers’ uniforms. An inmate was
holding a knife against the back
of a guard.
The hostages pre William —L.
[Fiteh, Leonard Appleby, Melvin
G. Jung, Robert D. Rosenthal and
‘Charles R. Allen, all of Spring
field
| As 800n As escape routes through
ithe main door and the steel-barred
windows were blocked, the staff
| settled down to waiting.
; The medical center is a general
hospital for the government's pri-
i fon a | i THURSDAY,
EASY CREDIT
through that door in a routine |
check Just before “lights out.” J CAN
The guard told Dr, Settle he saw,
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J and L Steel Plant . PITTSBURGH (AP) — A strike
by 12,000 production workers:
brought near capacity operations
to a halt late Monday night at the
Pittsburgh works of Jones &
Laughlin Steel Corp. ;
The plant’s big battery of open
hearth furnaces -had been closed
down 24 hours.earlier by a. labor}.
dispute over incentive pay rates
in that department, Picketing by
open hearth workers brought pro-
duction to a standstill. a ee
Vineet gs Kyte PAE
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| Style and comfort! = § jfourth largest steel _ producing PIE IN THE SKY—Diners can relax and watch the cars go
under this new restaurant astride the Tri-State Tollway west of j ifirm, said the open hearth dispute
| jwas a violation of the contract. CREDIT - OF COURSE! John Murray, director of United, — ——~——— ees
VEMITAE tHE ROYALTY OF
HEARING AIDS Steelworkers Dist. 16, charged the, .
company violated the contract by Decisions in Rape Cases
‘Will Aid’ Social Justice cutting incentive rates without no-|
tifying the union.
* * *
The big plant, located on both
sides of the Monongahela River,
had an — — capacity of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)—A
3 Theme Was ho immediate indica-/Negro leader believes that deci-
sno ny snare fe i ne gotiations to end the dispute. Mur- citect “=> y Seagate |
ray had announced plans to meet/ © on racial justice in courtrooms.
The Rev. David H. Brooks com-
mented on life senterices handed
out here to four white youths for)
raping a Negro coed and to a
16-year-old Negro at Marianna for| with open hearth workers today to
raping a white woman. discuss their grievances.
The sentences -were imposed two Soon to Drink
Mond Legal Liquor nich have attracted wide atten-| mendation, recommended mercy and thereby
lsaved them from a death | sen-
tence. ~ .
Only one of the four is consider- |
ing an appeal—Willion Collins- |
worth, 23.
* * *
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EDWARD’S 18 S. SAGINAW
es, 18, and Ollie Stoutamire, 16. | Oklahomans
escaped with a
lead Legal liquor is about two of Tallahassee. | Granted a new trial, Clark |
and was sentenced to months away for Oklahomans. x * * led guilty
The Oklahoma House of Repre- who is an Episcopal|life imprisonment.
|sentatives passed a liquor control
bill Monday and_ sent it to Gov.
| J. Howard Edmondson for his sig-
Inature. The governor said he
| planned to sign it today.
* * * | OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (AP) | tion. Marianna is 60 miles west sentence
Brooks,
church pastor and president of Ne
|Tallahassee chapter of the Na-
tional Assn. for the Advancement
of Colored People, said that on the
basis of these actions, Florida has
taken the lead in the South ‘i
| The bill sets up a 5-man liquor/efforts to erase the double stan-
OFF |contro] board authorized to pro-|dard of justice.”
| vide the machinery for the sale of} Circuit Judge W. May Walker,
jliquor by the bottle through pack-|who sentenced the four white
lage stores by Sept. 1. | youths to serve life terms, said
| x * * ‘he saw nothing unusual in his ac-
Sale when the people” adopted a consti-| ‘In the past six months I have
tutional amendment repealing pro-/sentenced two Negroes | to life im- Legislators have been haggling tions.
_|hibition by an 80,000-vote margin. | prisonment for rape,’’ he said. RAPPY’S Entire Stock white woman.
=
over the control bill since April 7| x *« *
torial security franchises for
dealers. aut
This
borough, 20, David Erwin Beag: |
At Marianna, Jimmie Lee Clark |
who had been doomed to the elec- |
itric chair by a jury verdict of|
in cases|guilty without a leniency recom-
life: middle
He had been
convicted for rape of a 68-year-old ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959 an ,
Lake Forest, Ill.
enclosures that keep out fumes 2d noise from the road.
Watching for Negro”
in We of Six
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)—A Ne:
| gro man has raped six women,
itwo..of them. white, in an eight |
block area here during the past
| four months, police reported Mon-|
di ay night.
| It was fhe va wile word or
the attacks. Police Chief James C
McDonald said the assaults hac
‘been kept undercover |h hopes of |
trapping the man
* * *
MacDonald said that in
case the rapist attacked in
of night while the
tim’'s husband was away
The area has been under police
watch for weeks
blind. totally
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WASHINGTON «wW—Senators re-
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day that car buyers and the econ-
omy would be (a) helped or (b)
hurt if Congress legalizes terri- the territory of another, offer-
ing price cutting car deals based
in part on the fact that it is the
invaded dealer who will have to
| support a staff adequate to serv- |
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| - ) \ ays Fuchs Du e Four Points Emphasized , | R APPY’S s
JOUrNeY 10. [Ove in F +( ~ \Ofters Retirement Plan Sone Stark.
mY io te ° , in. as rman ANN ARBOR (AP) — A Chi ducator. Monday
f. By Virginia Nielsen . aoe . . iy offered a four-point =e for what © Ge ata retirement.
, : ce Wag aA British Officials . Claim Prof. Robert J. Havinghurst of the University of Chicago | . may pia A elas sCehaine ams moons, Ne," MAREE NS > Not Released Yet but} said when the time comes for retiring, try this: ses thal }
: . sik gate Ke: - Won't Tell Where He Is ; 1. —— your expenditures of energy, do less 3
© 1999 by Vpyinie " . a! : ‘2, Revise your activity budget, spend less time in work-
| BERLIN (AP) — A spokesman
for the East German Foreign “IT can’t imagine what could Ministry said today that British
have come up since we left home,’’| atomic spy Klau% Fuchs will enter
|East Germany tonight or Wednes- oriented projects.
'. 3. Spend more time in playing, in service to others,
and in gaining new experience and enjoyment from life.
4. Spend more time in contemplation. Chapter XXHI “Like it, Kathie?" Alex asked,
Kathie knew now that she had Watching her expressive face. ’
never been in love before. What) ‘‘Love it!’ she breathed. She Leilani said,
elyau. It Buck Landers had stirred in her was thinking of Uncle Job, won-)
heart had frightened her, and now dering how as a young man he
He! Kathie said nothing, but her (ay.
thoughts were busy. She didn’t “Insofar as conscious choice of activity and budgeting
of time and energy are possible, this is the prescription for * *
satisfactory retirement,” Havinghurst told the University of *
she knew the reason. could bear to leave all this. spend much time wondering why | Fuchs, 47, has served 9 years
Alex was still an enigma to her, left because he had to! neither Bea nor Leilani had seeg 49d 3 months of a 14-year Brit-) michigan’s 12th Annual Conference on Aging. |
and she did not dare trust him, Alex caught the sudden, al-| fit to tell her they were expect- ish sentence for spying for the * * * | ————
but she was not afraid of his arms. most sick look that came and ing Sam this weekend, too. Soviets, “ a a iscover- |
She longed for them with all her disappeared in her eyes He gv. . 4 ieee He has been due for release mo Satisfactory retirement is more a a ie tac Of ane: |
heart. reached out impulsively to touch 26 “a8 more alarmed by Hea ® mentarily for good conduct, but) ing rather than inventing new patterns for
For all she knew, he intended ber hand, and Yo his surprise, she unexpected trip back to Oahu. Bea pritish officials have declined to. which are congenial to the individual,” he said.
to marry Leilani, Leilani seemed Grew bach pad seer ee nici reveal his whereabouts. The Home “The right use of leisure is something which cannot and | o marry Leila ila seeme . she knew or Sam had impliec = i fe Tee - i ” |
to think he did “Kathie, do watch this hula!’’ she met him at the airport ale se how ee he ea el should not be learned at retirement, ee said. i
ay, ’ € ‘ - a
Yet Alex seemed to be as much Leilani suddenly said, a bit jto go to Honolulu. And Bea had then been released “It should be learned throughout a iets hea
drawn to Kathie as she was to tartly. “You'll never see a jtold the girls a little over an hour * * * | |
|. |him, as stirred by her nearnegs as
he was able4o stir her. |
The conflict in her heart kept ward
‘Kathie silent as they drove through
the lovely streets
she always did with Alex, com
ipletely at ease with him. -
she was telling him about the carrying trays of coconnt and cala-
Kathie looked at the "
Bea knew more than she had told. was to be a_ birthday
feast, and there would not be time Leilani was chattering gaily, as wa: better performance.”’
And Kathie turned blindly to
the improvised stage,
realizing that LeUlani had seen|t
Alex’ |
resenting it j¢
bright-colored |'
the tables Young girls in
muumuus moved among
bash dishes
food before her impulse to touch her and | confidence
‘aution to tell Leilani nothing of wanted
her
Bea's Bea obvidusly had not
0 take her daughter into
Remembering
he conversation about Uncle Job
lammer and the deed, Kathie
fcould not help but think that she
as right in her impression that ‘ago that a friend would pick her
up and bring her to the luau.
‘Thompson, an uncle of David's |
| mother, Mrs. John Eisenhower.
| A Secret Service agent is keep-
jing an eye on David.
t The British government has said| s °
the German-born physicist atter David Eisenhower Starts
bis release would be free to go) 5_ Ranch
wherever he wanted. His tather | Week Stay at
Prof. Emil Fuchs, 84, lives in). ESTES PARK, Colo. (AP)—The
Leipzig, in Communist East Ger- F . i
many. ° 'President’s only grandson, David Byz7ard Bugs Plane
Eisenhower, began today a five) Vincent FIELD, Ariz. P—| The first monument in honor of, week vacation at a ranch ne@F yarine Capt. Samuel Newlon's
George Washington is a rough this resort in Rocky Mountain Na- Skyhawk jet met a buzzard head-|
stone tower in Boonsboro, Wash- tional Park. on at 11,000 feet. The big bird was ————
MIRACLE MILE Shopping
Monday thru Saturday
FRANKLIN Road Route
ito take Alex to the house to change tk i. hk “T didn't know you were ex- ington County, Md. It war dedi-; David came here after a brief;plastered over the canopy, cutting Weekdays: 9:15 A. I. (60 minute
from his business suit into a more’ The pork locked’ tender and pe sted Kathie said to Sam ; cated on July 4, 1827. The stop in Denver to visit with his ail- off Visibility. Newlon’s wingman ) intervals) te 5:40 P. M.
appropriate aloha shirt if they) q.jejous wat inte Gitecarzed I called Bea this morning and Washington monument in Wash- ing great-grandmother, Elivera,Lt. Pat Kogan, helped steer the Satecses seeete
jwere not to miss the opening Of chunks. Another. dish contained wrangled an invitation ington, D. C., was dedicated in Doud. temporarily blinded pilot in for sont La
. (To Be Continued) 1885 The ranch is operated by Jack an emergency landing. lthe imu, the underground oven
jwhich had been especially pre-|
pared for the roasting of the pig chicken, similarly cut
Tiny dishes contained a delicious
appearing pink fish, sliced thin
4 i. & Alex called it lomi-lomi salmon—|
i a at A. | Kathie thought Leilani had/and a dark chopped relish Leilani
inever looked more lovely. Her, TALL TRYOUT — Las Vegas ‘ m ery |
showgirl Terri Stone will take a
Hollywood screen test for a tall
girl part in a new movie, ‘Who
Was That Lady?” She survived
preliminary judging for the part hair shone in the last rays of sun-|
light like a mixture of spun silver |
and gold, and she was dressed in}
the traditional Hawailan-flowered |
‘muumuu, loose-fitting to allow |
icomplete grace of movement, yet! told her was a variety of seaweed
EAT WITH FINGERS
Everyone began eating with his
fingers, and Kathie followed suit. |
The largest bowl contained a pud-|
ding-like food, the color of thin! } N Van? y =
ote Beveda icy _ |showing the outlines of her lovely | Cocca. ’ {
-|body as she moved. | ‘‘Two-finger pol," Alex said, and|
Mayor 70 Bearskins Kathie began to giggle as he! ‘
on Way to Montreal
TIMMINS, Ont. \?—Mayor Leo The long tables were set up
under a huge canopy in the gar- |
den of thelr hosts. Kathie gazed |
with pleasure at the novel set- |
ting. dipped two fingers into the sticky
Mass, |
Someone sald, ‘Aloha!
Aloha!"’ and Kathie looked up to
Del Viltano left for Montreal
last night with more than 70 Large green leaves of the ti *®% Sam Ward smiling down at |
bearskins destined to become plant, overlapping, formed the| her. |
hats for Buckingham Palace tablecloth: Spaced at intervals! “Sam'" she exclaimed in sut
guarde down the long tables were whole | prise °
The skina will be processed in Pineapples, with their decorative; And Alex said, sounding” none
Montreal and sent to London. |SPiky leaves’ The places were set|too pleased, “Hello! When did
Eventually they will make new with polished bowls of varying)you get in? I was on the six
headpleces—two to a akin—to |*!zes, made from coconut shells! o'clock plane "' .
replace the guards’ worn bus and calabashes. There was no! “I just) got in.” Sam said
bien. iver |"‘Seven o'clock trip.’’ |
; | The jmu had already been| ‘Where's Mums?” Leilani asked
The number of skins was boost opened, and the smell of roasted /and Kathie decided that Sam must
ed in the last few days as vari-
ous northern Ontario communt-
ties shipped them to the mayor,
who instigated a recent hunt in lof flowers worn by the ruests pork mingled with the fraygrances| have been the “friend” that Bea
* * * isaid would drive her over
“T put her on the plane for the
cathie was presente irl retur a thin area to help the guards Kathie was presented to their/return trip to Honolulu,” Sam
look better .jbosts, then she, Leilani, and Alex said, dropping into the empty
_ __ i\found places at one of the tables.|place beside Kathie
iThey were facing the back lanai|
Annual expenditures for civillan’o! the house which wes open —te+tng ostinnedt
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\ HE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959 ee FIVE
State Senators Okay | , | | PRESCRIPTIONS
$3 Child Care Hike Clear Heavy Agenda | . | vans #1 sae x OF Waterford Meeting night rejected pleas of hospital |
administrators for sharp increases| The Waterford Township Board)Clerk James Seeterlin’s request to
in state allowances for care of /ast night plowed through its larg-/purchase some $2,000 in equip-|
‘crippled and afflicted children. St agenda in two years, disposing;ment to treat the Watkins Hills
* ok of nearly 20 items béfore approving| water system, which is laden with:
ithe 1959-60 township budget of ‘rust. i] 689 E. Blvd. 1251 Baldwin 4
a,
Bids Will Open
~ on City Plot 4
Hollister-Emery Parcel
Has Two Prospective
Purchasers
Senators accepted an appropria-, | _ mer r t Ypsilanti
\tions Sacnitee ieee a $439, 145. Approval of a sage Eber FE 2.0259 fE 2.8359
ithat would provide $22 instead of} Four bids, with three different plat Lal the se ane ak
|the present $19 for daily care of specifications for blacktopping Se ta ike beac oo = =
crippled children and $14 instead the Drayton Plains parking tot | W4S srant ee oa =
of thé present $12 for afflicted child east of Dixie highway, were all "° objections” to a contemplate
opened and referred to township 50-foot street, one block long, in
a * * engineers Johnson and Anderson. the Beverly Islands subdivision on
Cass Lake road, but it rejected the
Lake Maceday Estates preliminary
plat because of lack of required
concrete monuments on the prop-
erty
A request from Drayton Shopping
Center developer Erwin-Cohen ; to
blacktop Midland street, adjoining
the center, was approved by the &
board. Cohen- offered to pay for p
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t é City commissioners tonight will
open bids to sell a 375-foot city-!
owned parcel on the south side of |
Hollister street west of Emery |
street.
BUD °
NICHOLIE
‘ r CALLING! ;
kt * *
Two prospective customers have!
already indicated an interest in,
purchasing the 57-foot-deep plot,’
left over from the widening of the
two streets. cases.
_| In doing so, they shrugged off a) |ow bids for blacktopping ‘ne
iwarning by Nate S. Shapero, presi- entire area and an alley came
dent of the Detroit Metropolitan fp9m the Amn Arber Construction
Polio Foundation, that hospitals Company for $17,661. For a smaller
would have to reject crippled chil- area the Doherty & Doherty Com-
|dren unless at least $26 a day was pany bid $11.584, and for only one
|provided. That would be $3 below section, $10,191
cost, Shapero said | The Board okayed Township Commissioners are also sched-
uled te open bids covering an-
nual automobile insurance and |
compensation policies on waste
collection employes.
|At Pontiac General two-thirds of the cost of the proj-|
| ject, with the township paying one-
Nurses Win $100 Prize «"""em A request from Township Treas-
Three Pontiac General Hospital ideas to increase hospital service Urer Mrs. Dorothy Olson for a There are 13 public hearings
_ Scheduled. ;
"Five involve intention to con-|
Struct new sidewalks this summer,
while another covers intention to!
grade and gravel the alley north |
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ot Walton boulevard, University to nurses have won a $100 prize for and efficiency. SS PetINg icalciialon was erent: | sldeck , 2 their plan to improve standards of wa fe ed, and a request to adopt a pay: . Baldwin. P I ~~" The Pontiac General idea cen- pian for water and sewer employe oe
The other hearings are nGrsing “cane : “s eby. emproyes | Ee arings are on as-| tered about a new system whereby was tabled for study. i
sessment rolls for pmojects already | Splitting the prize will be Helen + ; the nursing charts of all patients approved by the City Commission. € ing ¢ s 0 I Harper, director of nursing; Mrs.)- 7 newed by a c : . :
Josephine Harlaa, emergency room 4e revit at ia * eaipaier pa of Britain Launches Liner; : inurses and faults, errors and other supervisor; and Grace Bloom-
Strand operating on supervisor, Madequacies are pointed out to the to Carry 850 and Crew
. ears) inuesing stall BIRKENHEAD, England (AP) [© til The award was presented by It is beleved that the system —Queen Mother Elizabeth today “> on coal
the Michigan Hospital Assn. yes- has improved the hospital's nursing Jaunched Britain's biggest. passen-
terday at the opening of its peal records to a point where doctors ger liner in 21 years, the 38,000: H R NICHOLIE
vention in Detroit, Harold B. Fu- ‘are better able to determine the ® .
3 U.S. Women Win
at Wimbledon Today
WIMBLEDON, England w—| Three U. S. _ players — Karol! .
ton Windsor Castle. ageros = c
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fee ya Arnold and Joan| UPI Phote — jer, hospital administrator, ac- day-to-day condition of their pa This steam turbine vessel, cruis- A ENCY nso non opening matches to-| PETAL PAVEMENT — Unrolling in floral Literally millions of petals are utilized to fashion cepted the check in behalf of the tients ing at 23 knots, will cut two days
courts: in tae : ea en il splendor, a carpet of flowers spreads spectacu- the elaborate floral mosaics. Climax of the cele- nurses. The association distributed a $1,- off the 13-day Southampton-Cape-
Championshi Ds smiiecon Tennis} larly across the cobblestone streets during the bration is a religious procession over the floral The award was one of 15 cash 000 grand award to Midland Hos- town.run. She will carry 850 pas- 49 Mt. Clemens St. é s 8. r : ) Miss , : ; : annual “‘Infiorata’’ celebration in Genzano, Italy. carpet to the town’s cathedral. prizes which the association dis-, pital, four $500 prizes, 10 prizes of; sengers and have massive re- Miss Fageros, Miami, Fla.. c a rs eC Pach ¢ 3 at s ‘igere $ t FE 5-120! : ee 7 oS : : \tributed to top winners in its sec- $100 each and 30 honorable men-| frigerated holds to carry perish- model famed for her gold lame | 'ond annual contest recognizing new tions ables from South Africa. panties, eliminated Mrs. C. T.
. . . |
Clark of Britain, 6-3, 7-5. The MESC f) lj 0) t A th A t " W t
diminutive Miss Arnold of Red-| 0 Ing U | Nn ony nas asla an S| ,
wood City, Calif., defeated Jane i
Fulton of Britain 6-1, 6-1. Miss F d-C { ldl p t if t g t ILA D k n Oo on ‘ Johnson, from Wyandotte, scored OF an on e ay O Nn e Ia e OC Ss | re
—~) a mild upset by beating Anne’ ee { : eB g ’ ~ — Shileock, British Wightman Cup! DETROIT u—Some 11,000 work: ew yoRK (AP) — Anthony, said Negroes now are excluded
a ded #6, (2 a ers meaay pease collecting an eae (Tough Tony) Anastasia is moving from most, if not all, of these
mated one million dollars in ae ig integrate workers on the Brook. Categories. ee
ployment compensation asa re st tiyn waterfront where he is the. is tops
of layoffs arising from a = strike bic (boss: Klaus Fuchs Spy
at an.Ohio Ford Motor Co. plant Tha ms ian kine ntialities ’ ' ; . The maneuver has potentialitic age The last legal hurdle was elim-,of making Anastasia the strongest Off for Fast Berlin WAITE’S guarantees every item at least 1/3 off?
— inated yesterday when Circuit candidate for president of the
BOYERTOME | Judze Joseph G. Rashid signed an/60.000-member Mntermational Tongs) Each item is reduced a minimum of 1/3 from J c | ; ,_._ |shoremen’s Assn. (Inc apt.' LO! N (AP) — Atomie spy : order instructing the Michigan Em- ,,..,,.. . Ale ve a | eee a ee ;
ployment Security Commission to, William V. Bradley does not seek/Klaus Fuchs took off for Commu the price it was in our stock before this begin payments. - re-election next month, nist Fast Berlin in a Polish Air Parents recognize that the en Pe - ~~ * lines plane today. clearance. teen-years are the best years The Michigan Supreme Court A considerable part of the ILA’ East German spokesmen in
for learning to t ta i ruled last January that the De- membership outside of the Port East Berlin said Fuchs would be
mene 0 LPS: Ting | troit-area Ford workers were en- jof New York, consists of Negro admitted to that country. Pre- Sh 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M S$
' ability Is hign, interest is; eat [| titled to compensation payments locals in the South. A number of sumably he will go to live with WEDNESDAY ONI Yy? Fe gives =e Chg OE sl sa | Teenagers use typing in school, J, because they were laid off when ‘the union's vice presidents in the his 84-year-old father, Prof. Emil : e No Mail or Phone Orders, No Deliveries
waiting letters getting jobs a parts shortage arose from a South are Negroes. ‘Fuchs, at Leipzig
, | strike of workers at a Canton Anastasia’s integration proposal The 47-year-old Fuchs was r : ir
NEW ST , forging plant. would bring the Port of New brought in a police-escorted car WOMEN’S FASHIONS—Third Floor MEN’S FURNISHINGS—Street Floor
Upenrs | The U.S. Supreme Court recently York's only Negro ILA local into from Wakefield Prison, 180 miles] 45 gg op pee ware BER to 1298 4.99 —85 Famous Dress Shirts, were 460 and Sf then 68 ...... @8c
> ~~~ EACH WEEK Fretused to heed a Ford appeal of Bis oo member Local I8it of ae renin ance fad 25 Dyed-to-Match Vests, Skirts, Blouses; were 398 to 898 1.99 12 Dress Shirts, were 400 and S00, then.266 and 2447-07-88 SS - - a State tis decisien,———— SE SCI 2 = 5 * = wc Pee oh a sol a ol Pas sericea urere tS then § 9 ae oalior nderehiria wi 10 then 66c 8-A- to tt 43 ALO oF et Prius said payments The Negro local has been under 14 year sentence for spying on 24 J i — or 1 Ban | l ‘ . 1a ‘ * e 798 then 599 2.99 zo 4 ols U I : rt vA is 100 ie on isielate ele cierwiele pase oa
11:00 A. M. to 1:59 P. M. Daily, oul average Saat $100 cad only the disadvantage of being the British and American atomic se 12 h 1 Si : Blouses. w ere. ? 8 ther a Q .eavses veveae ee . 66 ! Plai i Wool Robe, w as ie then B66 oes ve cee asices ret :
ur from 6:30 to 9:00 on Monday | workers who participated in the only one in the port without juris- crets for the Soviet Unidn. He 20 House Dresses, were 298 then 200 tones ...e+, 100 5 Pajamas, were 500. then 7 88 Pen coucpenscereeeaes 1.88
and Thursday Evenings. appeal to the State Supreme Court diction over a pier. The port's was given credit for good conduct J 63 Misses and Half Size House Dresses, were 399 .». 266 10 Sport Shirts, were 399 and 500, then 188 and 2 66c , gs. oe he eligible for benefits. 25,000 longshoremen include an while in prison. 20 Wash and Wear Cotton Uniforms, were 898 to 1098 .. 6.66 NOTIONS STATIONERY. S t Fi
Personiised inst ts Cool ‘estimated 3,000 Negroes Scotland Yard's _— plainclothes! 18 Afternoon Dresse were 2298 to 2995, then 1600-.... 10.66 ’ — tree oor j
, hl atid cae The merger plans catt for fult':men and airport potice ringed the} 14 Co: Cunion! Dresses. 4 998 {“—, a fA : 4 a ' a Oe eases ey ese Fee SoS a Oy ce 97 Pr Raindeers Plastic Boots, w 200. then 144........... 88e classrooms. Ptenty of time fer | State Solon Proposes representation of Negro longshore- airliner and the entire departure Toa alarni (i hopatiwetena OR .00 ; Ral on igi So ° r . . \ceEnres ; mas : _ IS Maternity Tops, w SdeHd QO ONHs a Hogs oe: 2 57 Overdoor Hangers, were 79c, then 44c .........4-.00--5-- Se cummer fun. T-enagers cet a Annexation Laws Study [nen in Local 1814. Negroes will area : 10 Maternity Tops, were 498 yes as ooeagcdnce vevsseree 500 49 Ptagtic Chae Pads, were ! 00. then 66c asine ode kick out of learniny this im- jbe eligible jobs as shop stewards, Set-faced and unsfhiling, and 6 Mate Pedal Pus! were 498 cieesswessesS Be ta. eo Gi cdg cn a 1
kil — LANSING (P—A legislative study dock bosses, extra labor men and carrying a felt hat in his hand, 8 : cevelecs Maternity Dresses were 699 : 4.00 4 sis £ a z son me oet Sener me . - Ue ih eke < portant skill. of Michigan's often confusing an- tractor drivers and checkers in Fuchs walked to the airplane with ene i . : eee 7.00 Slack Racks (Holds 6) were 198 then 88 .., ... Ate
i - 0 j aws| Brookly Officers ‘al 968 policemen on either side 6 Maternity Dresses, were 1099 : 65 Boxes of Notes were 100...) .. eee aee ... ade + nexation and consolidation laws’ Brooklyn. fficers of Local § policemen on 1
Enrollment ,lisited. For full : = i > Ren |— . - - - ; ' $4 Boxes of Floral Notes, were S9c, then 33c ..... wees 22e H was proposed last night by Rep.| ' a : - : - . ‘
‘nformatign, call or phowe Prarry A. DeMaso (R-Battle Creek).| (iii: eis Sos as So cs Pare sat 6 Bridal Gowns t Print and Plain Notes, were SOc, then 6c per box ....... oe
: = } f er yo ‘ ere 75 We 78 OR We 1 i) 678 Boxed. Stationery, w sc : See ee c today. DeMaso said he hoped the study F I ha of were i Thee ince Then Bh 00 04 Pke. Cocktail Naskins. were 16c. \hen-Bc ee a. ie
= would lead to adoption of a single, | . 16.00 25.00 26.00 36.00 29 Pha Dinner Size Mackie were | tHen 22 MWe
comprehensive code setting forth f 8| Pkg Boby Thank You Cards, were SOc, then 6c or 3c
THE BUSINESS =} 2ryvon ane monn pre FOUNDATIONS—Second Fi | h FI cedures, LINGERIE, NDA econ oor FABRICS, DOMESTICS, Etc.—Fourt oor ‘ ’ ’ .
INSTITUTE “The srecent ee has been . Sell and Recommend 9 Nylon Petticoats, were 698 3.49 an Y ' pion: Fabr were @c .. ee 57
. : . a constant source of many attor- ; See.. 13 B mit Petticoats, were 3°98 the 3 ces . 1,88 400 Yds. Print, Solid Cottons, were sfc : ; ie
TW. Lawrence 5°. Pontiac ney general opinions, court cases ’ 19 Bouftant Petticoats, were 5 98 : 2 3.99 200 Yds Ra Soles Oe ee wa 100 49 1.00 Phone FE ?-3°51 and disagreements by boards of 2G ard} I 4 . 2.66 0 Yas. B “ da i ws . 5a 37
: supervisors,” he said. “‘An entire- } : 1B 4 3.24 Reeeeehebes RECIRGRES. . sees uresuun e¥O8 65 Vy, Ott
_ ———— == SSS ly new law might end some of the ] ele é en 4 . 3.24 8 Bath Towels, were 1 98 Bes bickering between cities and out- 7 oe - 6 8 458) Gi Giles Towels. wv : S :
5 ‘lying areas brought on by a con- hE one age 263. 72 Wa Pe pares Oe |
| tinuous growth of population.” 10 Zim or Pull-On Girdles, were 295 to 129¢-4 1.00 ‘ : iB ath R : ; a ere es ee
JB. DeMaso proposed appointment of oO - ae. ae 4a" R as “ore 599° ; 4.00 ;. three representatives and three a FASHION ACCESSORIES—Street Floor “" ®abie-loth and Place Mat | / 1, Off
Entire Stock senators to conduct the study be- Bs G8 Macon Bolster Pulows. were 2? q29 . 6.30
tween the 1959 and 1960 legislative : 60 Budget Ha J 298 pi aos fos 1.44 4 Dacron Red Pillows, were 733 __ zeae 2 io
“sessions 7 Copper Belts, were 500 ..... Pe ; , 2.50 2 Sheet Blankets (irreg were 93 ee a 186
| ———_—_—___—__——_—— — S Conner Balls were 700 soceqcceeqeeees css .. 3.78 Ferperell Caress Blankets (Irreg}, were 599 ; .
OFF AEN SCE , 5 Copper Belts, were BOD ese vers AA CURTAINS, DRAPERIES—Fourth Floor A. % 144 Costume lewelr w OLS 00 As <a or
Reopen Wayland Plant | Thy SD Tesla, Gions Ger lewelry, wos er Uy Piles 40 Pre of Cote Curtains, were 249 19 999 ioc. cent 8
ta 89 Cniinn ar P Vue were 398 then 99 ) Inflatable Bolsters to Cover, were 199 ..........-- :
, WAYLAND (UPI) — Luxaire! a4 23 Cotton and Nylon Blouse eal op then 199 Sa. 12 Canon Rode, were 1.29, then 88 ee Cushion Co. said today that its) “J : re , Berm wien, a i ° “ 29 24 Terry Chaise Covers, were 298 then 188... Ss ‘
plant that was destroyed by fire) 4 ig 42 Aulog Collars and Pen, were 100 then 44 . 8 Bolster Covers, were 499 and a% ine ee
e ‘here recently will not reopen and, , : oO Window Shades. wet yas 18.99 ‘ . "$1, $2, $3 ‘that equipment salvaged from the! Famous Brand Nylon Hosiery 18 Bamboo Draperies, were 299 to 18 9:
; shi irm's| | 7 Ww y ’ 16 Ww 195 .
lbome plant tn Cantoe, his, | c al a HOUSEWARES, GIFTS—Fifth Floor , Onio. | c . , na This | Company officials said they ap-| tj _ € 7 Liquor Decanter Sets (with chest). were 1098 .......... 7.44
Ww k ‘preciated the efforts of the village! VL i a « te no Me 6 “Merry Muddler” Drink Mixers, were 100 .. -_ (pes
ee icouncil and the Chamber of Com- g 00 [nen Honkies, were sv th BRS wren reece eee ae 27 Polyseamseal Tub Caulk, were UDG ccc etantnn Beene 13
merce of this Allegan County com-, ° 120 Special He rere ome nes : _ | 20° Portable Fan, was 1799 ee "9.66 ~ si : £ 5+ Busi vown. | c at Shoes wer ,95 4&4 895 2 ] eer wic “lothes Hamper yas 1495 .. : veces . —___—_ 'mynity to have the plant remain) with FLOATING AcTIONn COILs i 6850)6COPr «6Buster Brown, Del e Fiat Shoes, were 69 3.99 ‘o Peciwick Clothes Hamper ©: os —_— a Ts8
here but i eee sisi CHILDREN’S SAVINGS—Second Floor B Metal Serving Trays, were G00. 2c2ecs-r perp nanenn ERE
BELTONE destroyed by a spectacular fire in| . Z Gris (Summer Dresses (were 4198 ; - 2.66 RADIOS, MOWERS,. RUGS—Downstairs
April. | 7 A -4 || ® ito 6X Girls’ Dresses, were 298 ....... 1.99 ae
HEARING SERVICE COMFORT: This great Simmons 7. ie CG log ice arenllon ge 1 AM-FM Meeps Radio, was 7800. ....05. evaees sane aN
F 4 f f ' were a8 A C ortab! ladio, was J ) woe wee see ws oleae wee .
S Chiefs Lose Emblems | imine ones you the most Es Ba W 7 able 1 ae were 7 aR 5 4.99 feces Table Radio , was 24 88 ere Ce ee aes
inaw 9t. i i i i mw 4131 dphurs, were 298 1.98 4 Admiral Portable Radio, was 3995 . sete eeee 3 N. Sagi a NEW YORK (AP)— New York § uxtrious s =e imaginable. CA 4 Tor were 298 ..1.98 1 Indoor Gas Incinerator, was 17900. then 158 00 cee eens s39
Phone FE 4-7711 City’s 126 honorary fire chiefs are! P : d 18 3 wete | 98 yo 1 ‘Toastmaster Water Heater, was hehe then 5800 ......... =
sing their emblems of office. [ MNES P ope 79 S$) were 29 . c¢ 1 Used Electric, was 9900, then 660 son ce ar ane esiecs ele
CORDS and BATTERIES a Gas Maltese cross auto em: | : . FIR S: r | rly supports 16 2 9s, Petticoats, were 3.00 .. 1.99 5 Mahogtmy Step Tables, were 19.95, then 1A 2): rs 9.88
for ALL MAKES blems with the letters FDN.Y| BF each part of your body yet he 14.7 to 14 Girls” Dresses, were 398, then 298 i= 1 Used 22” Power Mower, was 7995, then 6600 ......... oo =. ~ . Se ee : 3 : “ 8 7 to 14 Girls’ Skirts, Vest, Slocks, were 3 98 son 66 2 22° Handy Andy Power Mowers, were 55.00 .........++-.:
ue Sievetee— eens Ok an jwere called in Monday by. Fire| gives in the right places. a 9 7 ra 14 G re Rubber Raincoats, were 498, then 299 ......199 1 19° Robertson Power Mower, was 5995... ...... asieves We
aucctes) i come ot office. Commissioner Edward F. Cavan-' F 237 10 14 Girls’ Cotton Blouses, were 298 ..199 2 24" Lawn Sweepers, were 2299, then 1499 .........s0e00 9.88
, ach Jr., on instructions from May- LONG TERM VALUE: G 17 Subteen Play Suits, were 498 Sasndive 5 2.99 22 Oscillating Lawn Sprinklers, were 995, then $88 ..........337
for Robert F. Wagner i "f var- 1! Subteen Cotton Skirts, were $98 .........0-00. 13.08 4 24” by 26” Boys’ Ricycles, were 39.95 ...........:.00-0s $26 . oe
———~ —__—— anteed for 10 years. That brings 15 Subteen Blouses, were 298 198 2. " 8 Wading Pools, were is on Z eeteeeenee tenes , } . 8 Subteen Dresses, were 1298 .....2....05. . 8. 1§ Enfield 30 ifles, were 16.77, then 11.7% JHoS co GUCRORGSS .
the cost down to only 2c a night! 28 Boys’ Chino Slacks, were 298 ..1.99 § Blond and Black Night Stands, were 1095 ..........005: ee
W | & _ “ S|] Boys’ Washable Jackets, were 298, then 299 ..199 4 Bunkette Mattresses. were 29.95 re vege ewe ereroes “y
Dr. Stanley ° Black it $ 50 30 Boys’ Waslers Shirts. were 2.49 tevese 1.66 2 Twin Spring and Mattress Sets, were 5900 .........4. eee peed
L 10.Roys’ Sport Shirta, were | 98, then 88 wassee f4e 1 9 by Viscose Gold Tweed Rug, was 59°95 .............
Optometrist ‘ Easy Terms 4 Damaged Reclining Strollers. were 9 then 798 .;, ....3.99 7 24° by 36" Acrilan Rugs, were 8 98 Aielalars aie athielureieeic aw ae aia ic 4.88 ;
: 3 Soiled Crib Bumper Pads, were 2 98 Speer rene eee |
3513 Elizebeth Loke Rd. | Baik Savion Poundation, $19.50 22-Hand Painted Nursery Pictures, were 198 .............,.. 9 COSMETICS—Street Floor Cerner of Coss Loke Rd. ack Saving a ' . 4 Baby Bath Tubs, were 398, then | 99 eae ied 7 cate Pee , 79 * 3 Crib Sheet Sets, were 329 eine lee eck ‘ 10 Schick Pre-Shave Lotion, was 79c onset
apes ° ; aby Pinalore-Dresees, were 598 then 299 wad SORTS 1.99 3 Schick Powershave Heads, were 650 ...\..
: Ex enings by Appointment t MILLER FURN E RE Slightly Damaged Baby Bathinette, was 1998 ........... ©99 6 Schick ated Service Kits, were 75Sc re dt ceavscc “i be
144 Oeklend Ave. reful FREE Delive { Slightly Damaged Baby Bathinstte, wos 2998 ...........1498 3 Ronson Table Lighters, were 1650 and 19.50 0. 6.....00 Phone FE 2-2362 Closed Wed. std 43 Pr. Defloose Ir. Shoes, were $99 and 695... 0... ssecceeeee. 2.99 10 Ladies’ 18” Gold Filled Neck Chains, were 495 .0.0..0).... 04
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- sameER OF THE. ~ ASSOCIATED PRESS =
. Editorial Page
Owned and Published Locally _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. HAROLD A. FITZGERALD
President and Publisher
TUESDAY, JUNE, 23, 1959
4
Senate’s Rejection of .
Strauss in Poor Taste
Well, for what it’s worth, the
United States Senate officially
spanked President DwicuT D. EISEN-
HOWER.
What other possible motive can you
attach to the rejection of Lewis L.
Strauss as Secretary of Commerce.
* * *
It was all done with a little
boy’s “so there” attitude which
reflects neither honor nor glory
on the 49 recalcitrant Senators.
They can now bask in a cheap
sense of personal satisfaction at
having thumbed their noses at the
President of the United States.
x * *
This is politics at a low level.
In a letter to the Voice of The Peo-
ple, “Appalled” said Monday:
“It was a sorry thing to
know that both our Michi-
gan Senators added to the
nation’s disgrace by voting
down Strauss’ appointment.
Is it any wonder we have
trouble getting decent, hon-
orable men to take govern- re
ment positions”
x * *
“Appalled” put his—or her—finger
right on the crux of the whole mat-
ter. Former Secretary of Defense C.
E. WILSon said that one of the diffi-
cult portions of a top Washington
position lies in getting capable, well.
rounded men with high administra-
tive experience to accept Washington
assignments.
x *
Many of them are willing to forego
the loss of income, but they are “ap-
‘palled” at the prospect of the abuse
and kicking around they are sub
jected to at the hands of small
minded men tn Congress.
x *&*&
Opponents of Strauss argue he for insisting on seeing records that
are closed to the general public.
- He declared that “it is no part
of the judicial function to super-
; vise or control” Congress in the
light of the constitutional separa-
tion of powers. The matter, he
said, “is within the province of
Congress.”
x & *
The people have a right to know
how their tax money is being spent,
except, of course, in cases involving
national security. But, comments the
Milwaukee Journal, the only secur-
ity involved in Congressional pay-
rolls is political security.
* * *
In not recognizing the people's
right to know, Congress is prac-
ticing the secrecy for which it so
often criticizes the Executive De-
partment.
“WHat would you do if an atomic
bomb were exploded in your vicin-
ity?” asks a CD official. If we were
still in one piece, we'd take it some-
where else in a goshawful hurry.
The Man About Town
Something Extra Or Unusual in Production
Reported by Our Readers
Advice: The principal element
in some people's generosity.
_ Gigantic strawberries are belng picked
from a few vines of
Mrs. Eleanor Trevarrow
of Waterford, 15° of
heaped-up quart box — thein making a
While not expecting potatoes as large
as basketballs, ;
John M. Rutter
of Keego Harbor, says he is diuging some
as large as a big mans fist
Corn with tassels six feet above the
ground, reported by
Austin Auslander
of Drayton Plains, makes that “Knee high
% EISENHOWER
FEELS THAT
BE ALLOWED
MORE TIME FOR,
THINKING OF
IDEAS —
GOVERNMENT WORKERS SHOULD
Why We're Against the Whole Scheme
David Lawrence Explains:
Liberty Limits Freedom of Press
WASHINGTON Much contro-
Versy has arisen in recent months
about the “right to travel.” News-
men have disputed the right of the
Department of State to deny them
passports to Red
China and other -
trouble areas
On the one
hand it has been
argued thaf the
right of travel
could not be con-
stitutionally
restricted while,
on the other
hand, the yov-
ernment has in-
sisted that its
right to dasignate travel areas
stems from the right of the execu
tive branch of the government to
conduct the foreign relations of
the United States
LAWRENCE
These conflicting viewpoints
have been resolved in a persuasive
opinion by the VU fircuit Court
of Appeals here which completely
* admission from the manage-
ment, or cross a public street
downtown between crosswalks.
He cannot pass a police cordon
thrown about an accident, unless
he has a pass from the police.
A newsman’s freedom to travel
about is a restricted thing,
subject to myriad limitations.
“The peace-loving have rights
Those who funda-
mental necessities of liberty as a
delicate product of order have
power to protect themselves and
their liberty. . . . Such a threat
may easily arise from conditions
in foreign lands The people have
a right to protect their liberty,
no matter whence the threat recognize the
“Indeed it is quite clear that
those who cry the loudest for
unrestricted individual freedom of
action would -be the loudest in
bemoaning their fate if their plea
were granted.”
The court summed up the con-
stitutional argument with this the behavior or the predicament
of an individual citizen in a
foreign country can bring into
clash, peaceful or violent, the
powers of his own government
and those of a foreign govern-
ment.””
The executive branch therefore
is upheld in its feeling that it can
preserve the national interest and
perhaps prevent a war by limiting .
the right to travel not only of the
press but of any citizens who may
wish to take risks in the trouble
areas of the world.
(Copyright 1959)
3
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
But refuse profane and old
wives’ fables, and exercise thy-
self rather unto godliness. —I
Timothy 4:7.
* * *
I will speak ill of no man, not
even in the matter of truth, but
rather excuse the faults I hear
charged upon others and upon
proper occasions speak all the good < , .
Hl i !
Voice of'the People te
‘Government Buys Trucks in Japan
I _ that the government has ordered 42 trucks from Japan and
While Wer
Idle’ Lape ease P
all of the unemployed in Pontiac should send a tel ram to President
Eisenhower this very day and demand that this w be given to de-
serving U. S. citizens who are out of jobs anda lot of whom helped
make him President.
xk wk * a.
Chevrolet and others make trucks in addition to our own GM and
I do not see how they can do cruel things like this. I suppose these
will be paid for by tax money they collect from Pontiac people and
the GM corporation.
x * *
Fellow workers, write your Congressmen and Senators and the
President today.
‘Responsibility Lies
With Every Citizen’
In editor's note, you regretted
Michigan has no death penalty.
I'm very glad Michigan doesn't
have one and why should we take
a life just because someone else
did? Can society as a whole hide .
behind the individual blame that
goes to every citizen when the
state executes a man or woman?
Each and every citizen is a party
to the second killing and there is
no way he can escape it.
Lucia Von Holdren
‘One’s Improved;
Other’s Still Bad’
Two radio stations in this area
used to use that rain barrel style
of broadcasting where rebroadcasts
from out of town sounded like the
announcer was hollering down a
rain barrel. Well, WJR has quit it
and if they broadcast from New
York, now it sounds like other
broadcasts and you can understand
it,
; x * *
But the other station in this
area still uses the rain barrel
method and half the time you
can't understand anything at all
and the other half you under-
stand a small part.
* * *
TV has beautiful music from
Hollywood and it sounds like it
was in the room, so why can't a
simple radio station broadcast
tatking as well as TV does compli-
cated music?
Puzzled and Annoyed
Wants Column
Used Every Day
We read Cary Middlecoff’s col-
umn and enjoy it very much, but
why doesn't The Press run it every
day”? We hate to miss any of it.
Golf Fan
‘Waterford Gets It;
W i = a
Mie on ; statement: aes | ch by the Fourth of July” look rather silly, J vdicates. the position taken by statement I know of everybedy. —Benjamin
_has been evious and less an the late Secretary of State John “History establishes that either == Franklin.
frank in his dealings with Con- A letter from Oakland County Home Fuster Dulles = — =
[ . . : ef fortunate that what gress and the people. Extension Director But it is un . . pays 7
Well, primarily a member of the Josephine H. Lawyer. ‘Ne aries : | . oe dete Dr. William Brady Say Ss:
; a = , Judes sal mas no ee" 1
President's cabinet “works for the *telis me that the local strawberry crop reproduced For it constitutes a | ° e
President.” ‘These appointments Is good In quantity and flavor, and right fundamental lesson not) only in xercise, Active P ay
have almost been confirmed auto-
matically in the past. That part of
the setup is really his own deal.
x *&* *
The Press notes with a sense of re-
gret that Senator Puivip A. Hart
voted strictly along party lines. The
Oakland County man’s record to date
is pretty much that of a dyed-in-the-
wool adherent to all party sugges-
tions
Of course, McNAmMara’s rubber
stamp was probably the first signa-
ture against the appointment as soon
as he was told which way to vote.
* * *
4s
> We side in with “Appalled” and
regret Michigan's unhappy part in
this rather disgraceful affair.
Senatorial Payrolls
Still Closed to Public
A recent decision by a Federal
judge puts squarely up to Congress
the responsibility for disclosing staff
payrolls of members of the Senate.
* ok *
Federal Judge ALEXANDER HOoLTZ-
orF dismissed a suit brought by a
Scripps-Howard yeporter to force dis-
closures of nepotism and other
abuses thereby establishing the right
of taxpayers to know how. their
money is spent. The judge rules that
a newspaperman has no legal basis
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fp week’ where carrier rervice i® not avatiable ty mail
in Gailend. Genesee Livineston Macomb. Laneer and
Washtenaw Counties tt f6 91500 a vear, elxeehere in
Michigan and all other ptaces tn thé tntted States $2340 & year All mail bubecrintions payable in
edvance. Postage? has been naid at the Ind class rate
at Pontiac, Michigan Member of ABC.
ty . troit now ts the time to buy them, both for
[present and tulureiise
“The queer weather of the
spring,” phones
Perry Williamson closing
of Oxford, “made my tullp blooming ex
tend over a period of ten weeks”
If you plant your garden when the
moon's full, everything will grow better,
according to
James Woodrow
of Auburn Heights, who has the produc-
tion to prove it
Theres a Pontla®
death of Area touch in the
Ethel Barrymore,
as when she starred th
leading Man was
Waller Hampden “Hamiet het
who spent his early fe in Fenton
Thanks for all the birthday
messages, especially that from cards an:
Alice Lon,
glandest person on TV, which expressed
regret that I was not here to take hey
phone call when she was recently tu De
Starting with “Dear Joe” and clo:
Ing with “Affectionately.” It was a heart
warmer for an old codger
A letter with a Rochester postmark,
written in feminine childish hand and
signed,
“Freckler Who Needs $50,"
says that she has been trying to remove
them, but now will allow them to grow.
“and give them every help until after that
Pontiac Press freckle contest at the 4-11
Clib Fair tn August.”
Verbal Orchids to-
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Spalding
of 90 Chippewa Road; 55th wedding an-
niversary.
Mrs. Margaret Fehrman
of Auburn Helghts, 85th birthday
Mrs. Phoebe Landsworth
of Waterford; 80th birthday
Dwight. Turbush
of Lake Orlon, 80th birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fellman
of Rochester; Sist wedding aninversary
Ulysses S. Pennoyer
of Bloomfield Hills; 81st birthday
Mr. and Mrs: Gerald B. Pheney
of Walled Lake; 52nd wedding anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Gertrude Rumsey
of Drayton Plains; 82nd birthday.
ys — 3 : 7 y constitutional govesnment but in
the rights of the individual as _ against the interests of
The ruling is buttressed
yo judicial precedents
to be upheld balanced
the nation
by such stror
that it seems dikels
by the highest court
Chief Judge Prettyman rendered
the decision which was concurred
in by Judge Wilbur KO Miller and
Justice Harold Burton, retired
member of the Supreme Court of
the United States whe was specially
designated to sif in the case
“The right to travel,” says the
court's opinion, “is a part of the
right of liberty, and a news
paperman'’s right to travel ts a
part of the freeden of the press.
But these valid) generalizations
do not support unrestrained
conclusions.
For the maintenance and pres
ervation of liberty, dndivdual rights
must be restricted for various
reasons from time to time
Liberty itself is inherently a
restricted thing Liberty is oa
product oof order There is no
liberts in anarehy oor in chaos
loberty is achieved by rules, which
Correlate eens mans actions to
every ather man's rights and thus,
by onotial restrictrome ene pert
the oothet achieve oa result of
relative freedom ;
Freedom oof the press bears
include
the right to publish what another
has repistered with the copyriutht restrictions It does not
office” Merely because a newsman ~
has a right to travel does not
mean he can go anywhere he
cannot attend confer
ences of the Supreme Court, or
meetings of the President's
Cabinet, or executive sessions of
committees of the Congress wishes Tle
“He cannot come into my house
without my permission, or enter
a ball park without a ticket of
The Country Parson
“TL wish the geed in me vas as
hard to get rid of as the bad
seems to be.” “Dear Mr. Brady: Please don't
toss this into the chucker. UI be
as brief as possible
“You cast aside stupid ninny-
hammers without further ado. We,
inbusiness,
must be courte-
ous to aggravat-
ing people a
dozen timesa
aay
“You go bowl
ing. We go home
to de man ding
proftepis ef ehil-
dren
Maybe if WE
could tess our
unpleasant cusio
mers into the chucker and relax
on the bowling green before sup-
per we wouldn't have to seek es
cape in a pre-supper highbal] or
cocktail
‘Try being nice to -your stupid
readers for a month and keep
away from the bowling green and
see df vow won't feel that our way
of escape is pardonable (Signed!
DR. BRADY
* * *
You said it, sir If vou could re
lax. or rather let off steam, for
an hour er two in the middle of.
or at the end of, your “trying day
at the office,” you would not seek
“escape” in alcohol.
What you need, sir, to relieve
the irritation provoked by un.
pleasant customers, competitors,
rivals, bosses, teachers, pupils,
clents, ete., is exercise, A brisk
walk is the best ef all exercises
for the sedentary person, even if
it is only a mile or two a day.
Mothen is the natural reaction to
emotion The ruling emotions are
anger and fear Primitive man re
acted to anger by fighting. to fear
hy running away Irritation, an-
hovance and vexabon are diluted
anger, anxiety, worry and jealousy
are diluted fear
* * *
The cultured gent keeps his voice
low and strives to avoid expressing
annoyance—while the physiological
liberation of adrenalin triggered by
the annoyance just constricts his
artenoles and races his vital ma
chinery as though he were actualls
fighting or mmning aways 2
I repeat, there is no remedy for
such “tension. except a good stint
of physical work, play or éxercise
that is, short ef fight or flight
Speaking of stupidity, this
man's éxeuse for a drink — to
ercape from every day irritations
nd annoyances—tis so stupid that
it makes me regret that today is
*
Nerves
one of the four days in the week
that I don't bow!.
Resorting to a narcotic instead
of using your muscles is a fool's
Way
Signed letters. not more than one
page or 100 words long pertaining to
personal health and hygiene, not dis-
ease, diagnosis, or treatment, will be
answered by Dr. William Brady, if a
atamped, self-addressed envelope is sent
te The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan.
(Copyright 1959) A lot of us at the-last PTA
meeting were burned up at the
fact Waterford children are getting
fine fluoride clinics and safety pro-
tection for their teeth while Pontiac
voters denied citywide service to
our young peaple.
* * *
The thing that hurts the worst
Is the opposition was headed by a
resident of Waterford, Ralph
Keeling, and a Detroit doctor.
Two people that don't éven live
here took over the roles of telling
use what to do with our own kin.
* x *
What business was it of theirs”
Fluoridation covers 40 million to-
day.
Neighborhood Group
Case Records of a Psychologist: Indignant
‘Let Both Parties
‘Back Off Some’
The compromise between Repub-
licans and Democrats in Lansing
makes sense. Both have to give
some and this latest proposal
sounds o.k. and why don’t parties
get together now and work it oyt
so the State of Michigan can go
ahead?
There were probably faults in
both programs and if each will
back up some, we can find a com-
mon ground. It is time we stopped
the bickering and got down to hard
business. Those hard-nosed Repub-
*licans ought to be willing to con-
cede something if Reuther lets
Williams,
Ngutral Voter
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Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
The time of day I like the best
. Is that of early dawn .
When night has disappeared and
when ... The shadows all are
. .. The sun may rise, or it
may be... A cloudy, rainy day
~. It matters not too much to
me ... I like it either way
I mean, I like the quietude .
On a and avenue . . The
morning air so clean and fresh
. . And life so bright and new
: It is the time to turn my
thoughts . . . To heaven and to
earth And to evaluate my
soul... For what it may be worth
.. . According to accomplishments
. or failures of the past .. .
And thank my God because He was
. Allowed my life to last,
(Copyright 1959) Rone
Smiles
ie
aan 2 a
A ef wm «a ~*~ a Poe
oe
on the instalment plan — between
TV commercials.
* * *
There ought to be a law against
bill collectors ringing doorbells.
* * *
We're against hitehhiking—but
not against other ways of giving
people a lift.
* * *
Friends will be eyeing a lot of
new brides this month. The.groom
will also be there.
* * *
Women love to wear extremely
high, pointed heels, but men
would hate to be in their shoes.
* * *
It takes more than just getting
out on a bright day to really find
your place in the sun.
Advises Salesmen to Be Specific Harry's experience is a gem
in the field of “sales psychol-
ogy” so scrapbook it. But seil-
ing is not limited to purveyors
of merchandise alone. Clergy-
men and teachers, politicians
and parents likewise need su-
perb sales strategy to influence
their children or other fol-
lowers.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE, B-468: Harry J., aged 27,
was a salesman for a food firm.
* * *
Hle was enrolled in one of my
Applied Psychology courses “at
Northern University wherein I had
vetoed the use of ,
frite, vague terms
like “‘quality”’ and
“service.”
“Don't . be s0
gener-al.” I
warned in one of
my lectures. ‘‘Dis-
vour ‘serv-
ice’ into more
specific items
“Tf you mean
you give twe de- ;
liveries per day DR, CRANE
whereas your competitor mdkes
only one, then say So.
“And if you wish to employ the
idea of better ‘quality’ then break
that vague term into specific
proof.”
Well, at a later class meeting,
Harry raised his ‘hand and asked
to tell a personal incident.
* * *
Hie said he had called on a retail
grocer and tried to sell him Harry's
brand of catsup sect
“Phooey.”’ snorted the grocer.
“Your catsup is two cents a bet.
tle higher priced than what I got
on the shelf, se why should I try
te sell itt"
“Yes, but my catsup is better
quality,” Harry had replied.
“Malarky,’ seotfed the grocer. “That's what all salesmen say —
better quality, better quality, but
it doesn't mean a darn thing to
me or my customers.”
HARRY'S STRATEGY
Then Harry remembered our
our classroom lecture in which we
urged salesmen to be specific.
: ® * * :
“Do you happen to have a white
blotter in the store?” Harry asked,
and the grocer produced one.
“Now Tl buy a bottle of that
" rival catsup on your shelf,” Harry
added as he laid the coins orf the
counter.
“Do you also have a plastic or
fiber spoon, like those used for ice
cream cups?”
The grocer found one.
“Now you are a smart mer.
chant," Harry began. “so I'll
let you be the judge and jury as
to whether my brand of catsup
isn't better quality than the one I
}>st bought from your shelf.
“Take a heaping spoonful of my
catsup and place it in the middle
of this blotter, near one end. Now
do the same with the bottle from
your shelf.
* * * ~
‘Then watch what happens. You
know that the catsup with the most
real tomato in it will leave a larger
pile of red pulp, won't it?
“On the contrary, the catsup
that is largely water, will leave
less red tomiato pulp and will
alse show a much wider ring of
water after the blotter has ab-
sobed it. Agreed?”
The grocer nodded his head ap-
Provingly and performed the expe-
riment
*' *
Sure enough, when he had given
both spoons of eatsup a chance to
be absorbed, Harry's showed a
much higher pile of red tomato
pulp. And the cheaper brand likewise
proved it had more water in il,
for the wet ring on the blotter was
much larger than that around Har-
ry s catsup.
PROOF 1S SPECIFIC
“You win.’ admitted the grocer.
“T see now what you mean by
your saying your catsup is higher
in quality, so send me a caSe.”’
Please notice that winning argu-
ments inyolves employing language
eu oNfe- W547.
and experiments or analogies the
customer can understand.
Logic must be very specific.
Many politicians and clergymen,
teachers and salesmen,—tail be-
cause they don’t break down
their sales arguments into simple
items that can be understood at
a glance.
. So send for my booklet on ““Mod-
ern Sales & Advertising Strategy.”
_ enclosing a stamped, return en-
velope plus 20 cents (non-profit).
* * *
It is just as helpful to preacher's
and teachers as to other salesmen
for religious and secular educdtion
is a selling job
Always wrife to Dr George W_ Crane
in care of The Pontiac Prema, Pontiac,
Michigan, enchoring . be | $c stamped,
self-addresatd *nveiope and Be to cover
trping and printing costs when you send
rig gd paychoiogical charts and pam-
phieta,
(COPYRIGHT 1959) J:
ft ?
Drops Contempt
ll Rl ba ilies SPF he ee
23, 1959 SEVEN ~
| THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE
Hal Boyle Comes Home
Supreme Court
Un-American Activities.
Commission Charged,
With Entrapping 3
_ WASHINGTON (AP) — The ‘Su-
preme Court Monday unanimously |
struck down contempt convictions
of three Ohioans on the ground
they wer® entrapped by the Ohio
Un-American Activities Commis- |
sion. * * * |
By a 4-4 vote, the court upheld a
similar conviction of a fourth!
Ohioan.
The convictions reversed were
those of Talmage Raley, Emmett |
Calvin’ Brown and Anna H. |
Morgan. - |
Affirmed by the tie vote was the!
conviction of Joseph Stern.
The contempt charges were
based on the refusal of the four to}
answer questions during. the 1952)
state investigation of Communist |
activities. |
xk * * |
The Supreme Court's main opin-|
ion by Justice Brennan said all!
Ohioans were entrapped when the.
chairman of the state commission
told them they had a right to rely
on a State constitutional privilege
against self-incrimination.
In affirming the conviction, the
Ohio Supreme Court said the four |
presumably knew that an Ohio
immunity statute deprived them |
of the protection of the privilege. |
sustain the
Court's judgment
would be to sanction an indefen-
sible sort of entrapment by the
state-convicting a citizen for ex-
ercising a privilege which the
state had clearly told him
available to him.”
* * *
who voted to uphold
Stern's conviction were Justices
Clark, Frankfurter, Harlan and
Whittaker. Brennan said ‘'to
Ohio Supreme
Was
The four J Child’s Exuberant Welcome Dispels Sorrow NEW YORK: (AP). — It was it worthwhile. You learn a lot
Emily Dickinson who wrote that from the experience.
parting is all we know of heav-| Recently Frances and I had the
‘en, and all we need of hell. ‘Opportunity to make a four-week,
Certainly parting from a child pen mip -to_Rarope._ it Bo ‘ children were to be included.
or the first time is all the bell} This posed a real problem. Since|
parents could ever want. But the) adopting our daughter, Tracy Ann,|
ireunion sometimes almost makes shortly after et birth nearly six!
Sy OE |
MORE THAN A JACKKNIFE—A many-bladed propeller of
Russia's TU-114 airliner is examined by an inspector in Moscow.
Two four-bladed propellers are turned by each of the plane's four
turbo-prop engines. Reds call the plane the world’s largest. They
say it could carry 170 passengers nonstop from Moscow to New
‘York and 220 passengers on _—— = years before, Frances and I had,
‘never been away from her more
than a weekend.
x * *&€ *
How eould we leave her for a
‘whole month? We sidered
,abandoning the trip, even though
wwe felt we might oe have such
\an opportunity again in our life-
itime. {
” “You're crazy,”’ friends coun-
seled. “‘The separation will be
|good for both you and Tracy. Try
it and see.”
We finatly decided to put the
whole decision up to Tracy her-
self.
* * *
We explained that it was a kind:
of business trip on which there
iwould be no other Children. We
jtold her she could stay at the sub-
jurban home of our close friends,
George and Helen Palmer, and, :
sleep with the three Palmer)
daughters—Nina, Zona and Leila
‘| Jim—who are her godsisters. felled Diamond Jim
Brady. Have~yvou ever noticed
how, after a good cry, a woman
is always hungry?
After
tioning Tracy,
lently and separately together.
Once in Paris, Frances saw a
group of children run out of a
school, hopping ‘like litthe loud
birds, and tears suddenly sprang
into her eyes. But she didn't say
anything. : would have
* * *
A visit to the top of the Eiffe
Tawer brought me my werst mo-
ment. The of Paris from
there is one of the world’s tre-
mendous sights. [ thought how
much it would please my small
/dabghter, and felt all at: once
drained and empty
What good is it te have the best
of anything in the world if the one View
you most want to share it with
isn't there?
{| Would Tracy have missed us
imuch really? How would she greet > : 5? that we tacitly quit men-:
and missed her si-|
lriod in 1958 when sales amounted Frances aside and whispered to
her, “Every day when [ was alone
I said to myself that when you
came back I'd never be mean to
you again.”
* *
In the week since then Tracy
has kept the pledge she made to
herself. She has been almost too a
LSOTOTO TTT OTT AEH EYE GLASSES CONTACT LENSES >
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my
angelic. She has only pulled the
cat's tail twice, and the cat can’t
figure that out eithe:
State Liquor Sales
Higher Than in 1958
LANSING w& — Liquot
at a faster chp than last wear, the
State Liquor Control
reported today. is selling a
Commission
Sales to retailers by the state's
liquor monopoly totaled $40,579,829
in the first five months of the year
up 4.8 per cent from the same pe- Brace-Smith Funeral Home’s
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“FE 5-0738
ly,
abr ate a ise
THIRSTY, caniery! é SAVE ON EXTRA
TOWELS YOU NEED FOR SUMMER! -
“You can go,”’
“if you don’t
long—and you promise to eee ae “She'll just say hello, stay awa) ei off and play,” I ventured. to $38,971,084.
Sales last and run
month came to $14
: |
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:
Now pay less, have more terries for vaca-
tion, beach, and summer guests! All made
to Penney’s exacting standards—close-
packed loops for greater absorbency,
generous sizes, sturdy selvages and
hems! Yellow, brown, rose, pink, white,
turquoise, green. Face towel, 15 by 25
inches, 3 for 88c; wash cloths, 6 for 88c. 2.
33° bath towel, 20 by 40 inches
ood.”” “No, she won't,’ said Frances 515,057, up $672,043 from May,
one am ic : 3! positively. 1958.
We promised—and she promised * * * ss, _
_—and we sailed away. Sw aie cl . ; 1
| The second morning out I awoke Ne got off the ship, and Loox a From Opera to Ballads If you are unable to pay your payments. debts or bills when due, see
|in our cabin to find my wife weep- train to the suburbs, A freckle MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS and arrange for payments you can
| ing. — faged tornado rushed up and FOSTER. Va. (@—Tavlor Vroo afford regardiess of how much or hew many you owe
* * * grabbed Frances fiercely around man, who abandoned plans for a NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED
“Now what have I done wrong?” the legs career as an opera singer to teach ONE PLACE TO PAY
I asked, figuring I must have. “Mommy! Mommy! Mommy!” school, has new left the teaching * Member American Association of Credit Counsetlors
talked in my sleep and said some- cried Tracy, and broke into un- post for music. But this time it aa
thing incriminating. controllable sobs. I lifted her up, is folk music cor commutes to “Kel 14 Years of Credit Counseline Experience Assist You"
“Who cares what you do?” said,and she clung to me and wept for Williamsburg, ‘ irnginia sy réstored Hours: Daily 9 to $. Wed. and Sat. 9 to 12 Noon.
'Frances. “I miss my baby.” five full minutes. Then the storm colonial capital, where he wanders ;
Having got that maternal line was over, and a rain-smile came about in colonial costume SsHgiyg MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS
‘out of her system, she dried her out and dried the tears the ballads and folk songs of th 714 Pentiac State Bank Bldg. FE #04
eves and ate a breakfast fhat Later in the day Tracy took early settlers
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but C re ad ae, | he BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) --! Sims also con'ended Lang has But the i4-year-old Frazar ig-
/ se f {ee uJ ‘ | ‘ Claiming fraud and his own san- never been mentally ill, and even noved the opinion, contended he meme
The TOUGH CLI ' Ba ‘ , ity, Gov. Earl K. Long of-Louisi- if he has, he has completely re- was only the lieutenant governor. "‘Gearantecd a,
ry é rr WE. ana went to covtrt Monday night covered That left _the siate leaderless, a aii ‘\ : ry
OF THE WOODS, iy _in an effort to free himself from 4 reliable source said a com- ° ato A pa’ ere od unyler for included aA] THE BADGER, b } | mental hospitat—his second such prehensive diaztposis of the gov- 9¢°! ly a month, ae $1.25 Week .
A REFINED ~~ ¢ ittemnt in 25 days. ernor'’s physical and mental con- Frazar’s reluctance was due in - J .
HAS > Through counsel, the 63-year- ais; ld be ready for presen-/part to a challenge from Secre- — r- dition would be ready F . Wad. startin 3 ree Home emons 10
SIDE TO His ESY old governor asked the state % tation before Judge Jones Friday. tary of State eo. artin r.,! Al
NATURE --HE 1S A” 7s ‘Find Judicial Court to approve! pr. Chester Williams, East Bat-\Who said he would recognize nol Complete Parts and Repair Service on All Cleaners! os
vy PE = , i jhis petition for a writ of habeas) on Rouge Parish (county) coroner,,one but Long as governor. How- We Sell What We Advertise! e NEAT HOUSEKEE K. ele corpus. Judge Robert Jones re-| .: any Gane fered ever, Martin relented later and 3 7 i & : lsaid Thursday Gov. Long suf re ] os a ’ : , sponded by setting a hearing for! trom paranoid schizophrenia—de- S#ic would accept Frazar as RT S APPLIAN S : - REGULARLY HE CLEANS AND BRINGS ig am. Friday ‘usions of persecution acting governor. M
a IN FRESH DRIEV Attorney Joe Arthur Sims based The filing of the application cli- * * * n : to
oe ERNS AND I t for tt t nds i fay of confusion over Long won a petition for a writ Ms petition lor w writ on grou Smaxed 4 da or Co SLOT : 4 é é -
His SLEEPING CHAMBER... F the oaners commiting Lon to the who would—or cou'¢—secupy the of habeas corpus hearing in Gal- ~ Pr . LEAVES. miheast Lomsiena imental) Hos- vaecint roverno's e'vir ton, Tex.. June 15, claiming he ,
= , i a f rf = nfob at Manades Meo LL were not Atv Cor 1 feels Cremillid& vas removed trem his mansion at? na
Ye : C, Hed out prope ds nd that even issued a 1,390" or! opinion siying Bouton Rouge to a nsychiatrie clin- : Ex
, fo f they were, the comm ment or- Lt. Gov. Lether F had to as- ic at John Sealy HospitaF at Gal- egge ns
ns Oye cry oblained through traud sume the post of acting governor. veston by force | | =: h i 3 8 . i
o£ Before Texas District Judge L. a
: ‘a a D. Godard had an opportunity to * be a
# y ‘alifanenia @ rule, Long agreed to voluntary Sti ee 0 10 0 . Bes i Off California Shore Pht Re al aacire le seg A .
é ital and returned home from Gal- ; _ ne p”/ Find | K latch Inside Shark ‘ein last Wednesday The 1959 polio season is just weeks away... yet millions A ; | ves , |
ie ~~ * & | are unprotected.
GF j : | j ‘0 isn't licked yet. In fact, paralytic polio—espé- si LAR Vi at | But Long skipped out of Ochs: | vr eiatas at eve sneresaca in 1958 over 1957 :
yh’ 470 LOS ANGELES (APi—Two .doz-'It was reported badly eaten by,ner Foundation Hospital and head- cially chilare ated
t \ en sharks were spotted in recent stomach acid ed for Baton Rouge. He was in- among those not vaccina LE ; ; Gx
yr ‘ days off Southern California) Robert Pamperin..was killed'tercepted as he sped toward the Have you and your family had all your polio shots? po
) , — beaches, In the stomach of one, Sunday a week ago by a shark at state capitol, examined by two Your neighbor's shots will not protect you! Remember th
WJ Py ont «< fishermen said they made a chilt-*La Jolla, 85 miles south of where doctors and confined to the hos- polio strikes all ages. See your doctor or health depart- 5s
“ cs aw ing discovery a man's wrist: the shark was killed, His attacker’ pital at Mandeville by Judge Fred . ment NOW! z
‘t Wa a watch . was at first identified as a white, LeBlanc.
\ ¢ ‘gd They said they found it in the shark but marine experts ater de- As in the ease at Galveston, the ° _
4 I. - second of three stomach cavities cided it had been a requiem governor's wife signed the avplica D Oo N T TA K E A Cc H A N Cc E me é > . EST HE TRACK DIRT ‘awit , m I, 7 ae of a 2'4-foot white shark shot shark tion askine his commitment OLIO SHOTS! Ke
' as “4 te &» ° INTO HIS BURKOW, HE HAS Vionday night in the 2J2-mile chan Riflemen on the vessel Coman Long left the courthouse fighting TAKE YOUR Pp 2
ee ye $ 4 es e ' we t i . ‘doa sc f about a and screaming. On arrival at | am, S¥e 4/ s A nel between Catalina Island and che spotted a school of a |
Vy 10M F: a ta] a. BEEN oe ee Southern California score of sharks Monday and killed Mandeville, he told doctors he saw Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising - "ST Mf = Z< FEET ON A LOW HANGING * * the 1214-footer ‘no need for his hospitalization Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association. pre
. — BRANCH BEFORE ENTERING. The shark fishermen said they: Four other sharks were spotted|and, in the words of one psychia- Co
- couldn't determine how long the off Southern California beaches trist who quoted Long, he thought ag
Distributed by King Features Syndicate. 623 watch had been inside the shark.|over the weekend “everyone else is nuts.” ee ee ; ou
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Wi tid he | the bulk of alll that $5,000 was taken (rom Reeves { jf ~ if off (die ) i" ‘ ye" ) ! ) ~~ 6 : __ f 4 y _off
I ~ ' ; f ' higt It left nothing to MI Iemmon home either tefore or after the | S il e-=- te Pt ule to the tie of) ‘ i i a . . F 7 : | |
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His mother hired + famous plinned fo im in Mexico last _ ——= a
eriminal law ve ; { ; es the su bred To Build Aluminum Wire Po = =!
cide question Monda Trabate afl Pet Aa ‘ , of .
Reeves will disclosed, meanwhile. ges and ft ss onl ava, Ot Plant Near Quincy ft h t l eS 7
a V re that hi fiancee wiesey tf deft ca peer j rid the ane (rears ieee on . ; ; . Pp
n There must be another if chise frieml of the Mannises for SEs \ oe ar but
she said ire ound cable company today Ka
The will filed with Superior nuaniy _ x A mnounced plans to build a new . - the
Court leaves the bulk of Pteewes Amini vire manufacturing 9 ord
estate to Toni Vianm Iter hte ie at Hanne plant ut Quiney whout 35° miles TO S ] S ab ise
band, Eddie J Mannix. ia vice SC'S® Reeves’ home and car and southwest of here offi ; : the money ino his bank aeeount |
pS president of Loew's In forme Weisaman- said Mise Leminon. lie! Hans to build the new plant en
general manager of MGM Sait ted oR = left “— ne ther will ™ dre — tite — between! S$ 119 Sc * { reve ’ ‘ ) . 4 ’
amd NOW an udvines rhene Hann hes to breenmetbeuiaa bout that reel thre New York Central Rail 6 - oO —
* * * uu ur hy festument has bes ial found rou (rive neat Quine y were an m
In Galesburg Hl Reeves moth Moat of the vest of Heeves’ en. COUnes d by James R. MacDonald *
er said she doesn't believe hejtate will vo to his mother. Weiss. (PF ident) and hoard chairman of :
killed himself She has hired famed nyan said the (seneral Cable Co yew York ~
Hollywood attorney Jenny Ciesler Caliente thd die thatthe thie ave MacDonald sald the site for a twe fo investigate foo howee aot heave mart the plant Waa procured for hia — . F / = Y; - a
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and killed himself early last Tues talked to him the previous Satur. 2POUNd expected to be broken
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NINE
assem Foils
verthrow Plot lragi Premier Arrests
37 Communist Officers
in Crackdown
LONDON (UPI)—Iraqi : premier
bdel Karim Kassem has un-
»vered a Communist plot to over-
row his regirhe and has arrested
7 Communist army officers, the
liddle East News Agency reported
bday in Cairo.
The reports also
Premier had freed a “‘‘number of)
ationalists,”” including former'|
rducation Minister Jaber Omar.
Reports from the Middle East said the}
land the Communists who have
supported him since he smashed
the nationalist and pro-Nasser
Arab movement in Iraq. He
began moving against the Reds
several weeks ago.
The Egyptian newspaper Al
xomhouria today headlined a re-
rt that Kassem was considering
he release of former Deputy
Premier Abdel Salam Aref. Aref
elped Kassem overthrow the gov-
irnment of King Faisal last sum-
mer but has been under death!
ntence fof conspiring against)
Kassem |
The Middle East News Agency
aid Col. Fadil El Mahdawy,|
bresident of the Baghdad - Military
rourt, had resigned in protest
gainst Kassem’s failure to carry|
The report said Kassem's an-
swer was that he was “not con-
vinced’’ of the justice of El
Mahdawy's_ruling.
The Egyptian Mena said the}
rFommunist conspiracy to over-| _
hrow and assassinate Kassem was
planned by three _high- ranking It’s Just
rommunist officers: Col, Taha
a Negative LANSING
makers slowed down today for re-
pairs to 1959-60 spending bills
thrown together in slap dash style
by budget planners last week.
where.
x * *
iwas only a week away
another one million dollars to the
spending authorization
mended by GOP finance chiefs.
* * *
And: Sen.
$16,114,000 public health bill. @
dozen more Democratic amend-
ments to various bills were float- Pw — © Michigan law- during House
In the Senate, minority Demo-)
crats were ready to try for in- duplicated monéy provided in the
creases in some items while. the higher education bill.
patching was in progress — but!
with little hope of getting any;'
The start of the new fiscal year pital
/ Sen. Philip Rahoi (D-Iron Moun- tion of federal
\tain) had an amendment to add projects
70 million dollar mental health agency
‘gram would suffer. It
Harold M. Ryan (D-/for $79,712.
Detroit) urged adding another mil-)
lion, for cancer research, to the| |
| State Lawmakers Irv
fo Repair Soendina Bills consideration -
the safety and defense bill,
which was whittled down $150,000 |
before being passed at $24,065,000
and routed to the Senate.
It was explained that one item
* * * Fi ;
Another sharp protest involving)
ibudgeting came from Jordan J.)
Popkin, head of the office of hos-
survey and _ construction,
agency supervises distribu-
money for hospital] whose
Popkin his
$7,000 complained | <hat
urgently needed
recom- more to properly handle its admin-
istrative duties, otherwise the pro-
was down
* * *
In arguing for cancer research
money, Ryan said that Michigan
has set a fast pace in traffic safe.
TALK OF THE TOWN — This magnificent
| model village, complete in every detail, has been
created entirely from concrete bricks molded in
match box trays. L. R. Abrahams, of Shawford,
England, oer on ie project for ten years, UPI Phete
and erected it in his front yard. The model vil-
lage includes shops, factories, roads, bridges, a
church, a movie house, a railway station, and
even a model train. it
Attitude
They were -reported to tases!
ssigned Abdel Rahman Aref.| ANN ARBOR (AP) — There's
officer and brother of Abdel Salam, More fact than fancy behind the
© catry out the plot by arresting |#yins. “Youre only—as—old —as
ind executing Kassem before you feel.’
aking over the ministry of de-| This was reported aj the Uni-
lense and government-controlled| Versity of Michigan's 12th annual
Baghdad radio. | conference on aging Monday by
The agency said Abdel Rahman 'Bernard S. Phillips, assistant pro-
yretended to accept the assignment | fessor of sociology at the Univer-
aut tipped off Kassem instead |Sity of IMinois.
<assem ‘‘already knew about it'’ * :
he reports said and then issued| Individuals “who feel middle
ders for the arrest of the con- aged instead of old after 60 tend
pirators and 34 other Red army | to be better adjusted and bette:
fficers, | equipped to deal with the prob-
|lems of retirement, deaths in the
|family and continued physical ag-
___|ing, Phillips said. * *
soviet Sailor Drowns eikh Ahmed, director of siittary | / ti ntelligence; Soleiman Alhusan o
“earns” “Do You Feel-’Old’t * * * Dowagiac Driver Killed
CASSOPOLIS uw — Thomas Brit-
ton, 60, of
killed early
selves as old tend to accept a loW\rammed the rural Dowagiac, was
rear of a truck
social evaluation of themselves,’
| Phillips said. - - There: ——
He based his conclusion, he said)
on interviews with 500 persons in)
the Kips Bay-Yorkville health dis-|
trict of New York and 468 others
in the Elmira, N.Y., area.
Feeling old tends to be associ-
ated with a variety of negative n Jump for Freedom —
- HELSINGBORG, Sweden (UPI)
-A Russian sailor was drowned
n the two-mile-wide strait be-
ween here and Denmark yester-
lay after jumping ship in a dra-
natic bid for freedom |attitudes, Phillips explained.
“I was watching the Russian * * *
hip through binoculars and saw! Those who feel old are more
he man jump overboard,”’ said an|likely to agree that the aged
‘yewitness, port Capt. Folk Herr- should dress conservatively their
in. jfriends should be old, interest in
The man began swimming to-| sex is tindignified, aches and pains |
vard Sweden and deliberately | accompany old age and that doc-|
urned his back on a lifeboat sent|tors treat the young better than;
yy the Soviet ship before he went the old, the professor asserted.
inder, Herrlin said. “Individuals describing them-|
Hagerty’s Condition Good
Following Appendectomy
V’ASHINGTON (AP) — White|during his stay there. Secretary)
louse press secretary James C.|of the Army Wilber M. Brucker!
lagerty is reported to be recover-| authorized his admission.
ng satisfactorily after surgery for| The press secretary reported!
emoval of an acutely inflamed for work Monday morning in some |
ppendix, | distress. His discomfort developed
Hagerty, 30, was operated on over the weekend.
fonday afternoon at Walter Reed) After examining Hagerty at the
rmy Hospital. hospital, the doctors decided to.
| ~~ *« * orerate. He underwent surgery in:
Anne Wheaton, associate press, midafternoon and the physicians
ecrefary, said she had been ad- reported afterward that his ap-
ised by the doctors that Hagerty pendix was acutely inflamed.
ras in good condition and that) x ee *
here was no indication of any| The appendectomy was per
omplications. | formed by Maj. Gen. Leonard D..
The doctors were said to believe’ Heaton, the Army's surgeon gen-
lagerty probably will be dis-|eral. He was assisted by Brig.)
harged from the hospital late|Gen. James Foresee, chief of sur-|
his week. gery at Walter Reed.
x * * It was Heaton who operated on
‘The hospital said Hagerty will) Président Eisenhower for ileitis
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Charcoal Grill: ity,. fighting polio, tuberculosis de-
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America Rapidly Becoming Land of ‘He-Women’ and ‘She-Men’.
(What made the American weman | men—faced ‘with the decision, of Ph Decline of the American American has nearly Aactins a full-fledged homosexual for at _woman-grown|monbtrous, she is pressure of keeping -up the Ameri- never stop working to make s
hat sh d nd how th esi cb
nae affected ia ole to wean fe satifying women either physi- +1.), has remained single. since 1929 least three years during his makine a rea! effort to understand Can race for. money. In the ideal- more
are eee in ps swore eres, cally ot feisecisiiy—ere MyME iy iors ‘according. to the same The National Desertion Bureau adult life. whet bes gone wrong with. the istic sens>, money is to be made = yy, pesuit is that there-has been F
OT « st : n . / ace m ite J saci : . bie 1 . ee ar. ind : » leisure en- ge ~
woman Felationsnipe . a from the spat oct ine rentixe én & decline in dralé | a ae th , 100,006 age ee “We are drifting toward a so- world of her, man. And to wind saghnceing aa = nol i a steady. increase in the propor- S
ing their greatest satisfaction a 5 sears ' ; now desert leit, Wives legally. ... . E aes ‘ aE . arieddies, 209 iving. : > ¥ tion of women to men im age . 4 “Ie
xual potency. Marriage coun- cial structure made up of he- back his allegiance, his virility ; . ron oO o
‘ 4 a . i ‘thaps the fastal- fe . P or countries ‘ tee BY PHYLLIS BATTELLE || the office. elove Gbueeve (hai husbands ace And ee the. _ devastai women afd she-men,” psychiatrist and his health. works in other co’ $ _eroups beyond 20. The United Pa
Special te The Pontiac Press « « * meeting wifely aggressions by “'°4™ aa 2 me ae id Dr. Irene Josselyn contends. | The latter worries her—and Kim in America, money is to be States. according to the Popula am , reac 9 e rh Py z ey a e ‘
America is described as a land’ Atmost as if frightened by the withdrawing from the physical ME TECRCON Oh RN we: wee Even the fost emancipated of —most of all. made to’ make more» money. tion Reference Bureau, appears sa)
there the dollar is the grail, and multiple responsibilities of women relationships The late Dr. Kinsey estimated the American women despises: Each—year,__more—attention is Idleness here is taboo.. The headed toward what is called
Where ae corer ie gran @™ and children, one in every 79 men * © t that one in every 13 American | hearing such facts. ibeing focused on the “young ex- rirchest men are the most ad- '“geonomatriarchy’’ — control by
ambition is the life blood of every petween 25 and 54 (according to The percentage of twin beds in| mén between 16 and 55 has been | And in all fairness to the little-'ecutives”’ who svecumb - to the. mired men; and the richest men aging females : we
red-blooded male. . - - been ee The eeeane in widowhood! has fey
The average foreigner thinks of been sharp. In 1956, 45 per cent Dr
having a swimming pool and a ia - . Hi of women aged 45 to 54 worked—
shiny eS ea Seawa Booms Res dia : New Oral Polio CHimpanzee ot omnenisieaa 1) {0h SEE ; ce duce Wee Gere Araniiels “pone seis, s 7 i a yy Appoints Self In 1956. 37 per cent of women the
ave 335 to 61 worked—compared me
. ° \ s * ~ < , er nat ~ 191 re
she is accused oof seeking A) ! C Boss of ZOO . ” iB iper “ent ip = ' ' lap ‘status’ above all, and stitus oy és L Vemen dont Jike work that oe
is refbeeted in pools. ears. ranch EL PASO, Tex. P—A self nuich a ere
stile houses, clothes and the col : appointed attendant—a chimpan They want to retain their hus-
lege the hidy get into St. Lawrente Tonnage Developer Cc a | | § it wee—caused regutar roo attend: pans. and they worry—volubly—
ae merece ay Jumps 49 Pct. in May Safe After Test On ants some concern when he be shai their men are ‘doing too he
; . a ' Gs ge Neen i . Y } . F gan releasing birds and animals = j(h."’ Wi
i. mie he a se ‘ led ee . Over Last ear 4 Vy Mil ion People at Washington Park Zoo. But this new female w arning .
we af) aly coneraed thi 4 pet . :
OT} has ACHIEVE d iin i| WCESS altel « ud * ~ t of “don't kill yourself ‘ falls on
ed : ore ead OTTAWA, Ont. (UPD Th WASHINGTON M-— The devel-, Oswald broke out of his cage (5 that have buzzed to long with need make no further effort aid i Mond nd d . ,
anthropologist Geoffrey Gorer, Obening of the seaway produces oper of an orally administered live) Monday and scampered around |}. typically American advise to
'a 19 per cent boost in cargo car virus polie vaccine said Monday, the zoo, releasing animals and. .+ out and make the grade, man,
“There is always a higher grade ‘ | 2 . :
When there is no higher grade "ed through the St Lawren it has been provéd entirely safe es bottles and other con: \ou're nothing.
' : Hiver system oa May compared . ‘ i aver ainers ;
to achieve, the American mate ee . ne Fe ; Ned a ace eee aa tests) * * * The American male may a 1 ree ae Se 1a Year adn, | Wis a { y peo . : . ’ tay as well retire And when , ; jon m sm 4 P The chimp also released 4 realize he's in danger of sue-
| ' 1 VEC bet y { “4 i "ni the American male retire a | 7 , Dr. Albert B. Sabin of the Uni- bobcat in a cage of foxes. cumbing if he keeps up the rat- (
venerally eonceded, he may a to Lawrent ° i Way aunt a ‘versity of Cincinnati, reported on The bobcat came out on the race. But he can’t stop to think. i
4 ri WAIres set fot urVve ff ‘ “ 4 earl armeacel F al : want] be dear figure i caryo for ; jtests with the new vaccine in Rus-' short end of the scrap and sul- “Ail : problems of ihe wand poi
* * * first month of seaway operatio 'sia, Mexico, Holland, Czechoslova-| tered mangled leg Sy no tee cacy, fa flo) fora wa ay rey vn : : . . . > settled eas i man ) Phix is the heritage of a pio. at aa koitha DER Be, en ape, kia, Malaya and various parts of Bob Shipp, City Director of co my aitling pac: said to neer land-- gush, pull, make it or Only _ _ foot canals ny oper ‘ os ‘the United States. _ | Recreation, said Oswald may pss pi 8 7
lust ind onl. n this country has tion the fifttllre was A)! (90 tor ° K Mee: . have been showing off for Amy, a Sy a St. ;
» woman begun to tak curiou# ; ‘ Dr. Sabin spoke af opening rie . ho b : “But thinking is such hard work to
Wie Vanes al STA) Ud) Uc oad Upbound traffie during the 7 { sessions of a week-long confer- the female chimp who boards in and there are so many psychi pre ' fhiecpous A le . . gi Seg i | ~ ~ : ——§ re b 3S) =;
tome call if efhicioust new Pole” month totalled 785,200 tons versus b \ ence called to discuss various | the cage next to him. atrists to do it for Qim!” gui
in the ever-quickening race Tor 457.593 a year ago, while down | live polio vaccines. —— ket
IEEE bound cargo jumped 39.6 per : : sat
1 of dri } cent to , 16 va from lias! | The Sabin vaccine uses ‘live but 10 Years Work for Taxes (NeXt; Hew the: Americas imels fe She iy accused of dr awl ‘ scuttle, Git ‘ weakened polio virus in a_ soiu- grows up today.) her
finn fo tnake: a, fortune wakes — tion administered by mouth. Dr NEW YORK (UPI) — The aver- (Advertisement) |
only she will live to enjoy It the first twee ment A.M. Payne, chief of the edeme- age American taxpayer is 29 years s
& aa iF i ree tHe season. cargo tutal epidemic section of the Wor!'d old, earns $5,183.71 a year and Husbands! Wives! A
aun ened Ho ne 26 Te!) tons A veut Health Orgenization. Geneva, said Will pay nearly 1) years of his . s bd COF
workd ys history beso voon hand ‘ ! yt biy ton the Sabin vaccine can probably lifetime earnings in tanres. a Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger tet
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Yet af he keeps her happy a#t mydhion by the end of the 1960 The project was outlined yester: security wraps on the project, said BINe, an expert melds Dotnling ‘out hy th Det oi ‘St et Railwa C OR LBS , Pep el ¥ WE rallion by if doo ‘ y : at % ina . . " we etroit Stree tailway
home and has ne energy deft to ‘The market this year will be six fay by Air Fore ind scientific: studies were under way into sev that an auto eneine ope rate s with Gamnianion . . 10
ources who deseribed the ideas a8 eral ways of designing such a series of small explosions Aor
become t lewst Vice mestdent of pyiltror hue pe duediege teipeorts Vt \ era WAYS © designing such a ; . fi < ec > . ed 0 AD ; ' : ; ii i mop ; | anutiinng ike nine off fire ccat But,” he added, “unlike a gas The boost, recommended by DSR LB F R but
ae us CD any is sloughing of -Ners § ver » " ick in- s
aaecue err Rude sald the use of credit.) rackers behind a tin can only oline engine, you have no throttle general manager Leo Nowicki, in sale lus vesponsibilities to provide thy “One way is to have a ship with “f cludes a 2>cent fare on regular
In buying cars will expand al ci wat ise ene hell of a potverful to control each explosion. You g
ls aneven greater cate, He predlet a criac ker Ret rer ane. in acetate oral by using small bomb pack. Pts¢s. 38 cents on express buses, BROKEN PIECES f y
* * * ed it would total. more than 25 Then you just explode small ages set off at specified intervals.” ® 22'.-cent ticket charge and a fizz
Pvmined if be does and canned billion dotlars. annually by the he Advanced Mesearch) Ire}: Uonibs AuninsS iy yee) ” ioesnt Hske’ for school! algres CANADIAN “mt © fo he doesnt. the Amercean mal late ‘60's compared with today's ects Agency (AKPA), which has “OW course, is grossly Inef Stock tickers were first pul into Cc
prtured as a small, fastsink fetal of about 16 billion a one million dotiar study under geient When a bomb explodes use in the New York Stock Ex-| Samuel Morse was a_ portrait BA lb
Weoon a treadmall wo Wade emme ar al yaa ean ee the John day Hopkins au will bave an explosive forte change in 1867 Telephones were painter before he developed the CON ‘
Poat the office and working at ls one ean laboratory of General D¥namics — Snooting out in all directions. installed in 1879 Morse telegraph code
yicreb at deena Phe prereasing tine bale 1beal \ . in San Diego, Calif, hus re .
vf cot Loivt lootuniate Mol tran i, ib 4 orate hy vealed only that if is) proposed . .
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Party Opponents | dc uted iu ; L. . : ‘Probabl Won't Talk
ulls Through House Passes School Bill, to Tangle in Tax tverest lo Hea Figure in Hooper Slaying
/ Debate Thursday | ir Command :
Sonne ee owe DUE Wil Senate Trim It? Pomkpenaieh Is Near Death in Prison
erate veteran Walter Williams| a ;
“looks pretty good’ despite his LANSING A $70 Hierhosl -dletvic any | 3y ten bolted party lines in oppos-| lke Suggests Weyland JACKSON (UPI)—A man once}connected with Detroit’s Purple
two-week. bout with pneumonia’ ool aid Nil lage il = ice Getricts, from 2% © 3) ing any state income tax, will) Be Retired by Senate a key figure in the slaying of Gang, and Mahoney.
F ull through, his do ~~ | ; ; i irming- “ ,state Sen. Warren G. H of| ' .
ne AYP gh. his doctor| ar — powered through the house| Many Senate Republicans are| (angle Thursday night in Birming| With Rank of Gener ali cian st near acath in ae When the Supreme Capri threw | = " “| the conviction out, special grand |
~ tight with « spring show lunging for contusion of th Siemied “nancial criss | ae lapsiagelieg epee of strength. = | , | : ae ween ; charged Harry Fleisher, Selik, | $190 formula, or perhaps a $5 in-| j i Mahoney i sreek!| 5 } — As } ey, the little Greek}
The 7213 vote sent it onto thelcrease. A cut in the House bill| Expected to tell members of the, WASHINGTON py cages: aol non ictal wis noes |
Senate where the economy-mind-|would send it to a joint confer-|Oakland County Young Republican, a os icted of plotting Pe =o eeneney sme tea lener ed
ed Republican majority was ex-|ence committee where a compro-|Club why the Legislature hasn't the tactical air command was an. Convic of plotting pe 5 time hoodlums with the $700
; a J ‘ solved the state’ » probl nounced today by the White House.| murder. Mahoney was later freed |
pected to trim it substantially. | mise likely would result. , Solved the state's money problems, eee me Goat 1. how-| holdup of a Pontiac gambling |
Ay eee =n + ke t since the session began Jan. os he rites. President|on a Supreme Court appeal, how-) house, the Aristocratic Club.
s stands, the would | ; . __‘wil) be Rep, Farrell E. Roberts Eisenhower asked the Senate to) ever.
add 30 million dollars to school howe Woy me pricy laine (R-West Bloomfield) and Rep./place Gen. Otto P. Weyland on the
sient oet aan “tlle ie | tee ‘Rep Robert E Waldron (R- James Clarkson (D-Southfield) retired sae wih the =a
=a Fourtera Saeeett et the |Grosse P ointe) was beaten, 25-55, | Moderating ne eee wi ie apes age
; - in an attempt to leave the aid former state representitive, Donald pos “
increase would go for enroll- | é } AB an masiet _, takes over.
pal day ment growth estimated at 70,000. formula untouched. He quoted sta-- 4. Brown, now an assistant prose-
eral days. ' tistics compiled by the Citizens cutor for Oakland county and last
. * * * The per pupil formula would! Research Council showing state aid year’s GOP candidate for lieuten-
He soeses talk ee because plus from $190 to $210 and de-' jy the ‘last 10 years has increased 8"t governer.
ee ars said nis daughter, eucible millage. the equalizing proportionately more than school The Young Republicans have.
Wi Ee SS Oe le » _ factor between rich and pOOT costs. invited the public to the discussion
—_ | ‘We just haven't got the money,” which will begin at 8 p.m. It will
said Rep, James E. Warner (R- be held at the GOP headquarters,
| Ypsilanti) after others noted the 351 N. Woodward Ave
Legislature must allocate 27 mil-
j lion dollars from the state's gen-
ELEVEN (. + ‘i fa * 4
_ GEORGE'S
NEWPORT’S
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“He is much weaker than last’
week but we've pulled down his,
fever and he may pull through,” |
Dr. Russell Wolfe said late Mon-!
day.
Williams, 116, last survivor of
the Civil War, developed pneu-,
monia June 6. He apparently had
recovered but then suffered a re-
lapse. He has been under an oxy
gen tent most of the time for sev-' , pe. _, | Sigler hoped that, faced with the
Warde William Bannen said | prospect of long terms on armed he believes Mahoney, if he knows
anything about the killing of
Hooper in 1945, won't admit it
before he dies.
Eisenhower also requested that i Mahoney, later sentenced for the
Gea. Earle E. Partridge be re- i944 holdup of the Aristocrat Club. tired as a full general. Partridge : .
has been one as ama a Pontiac gambling house, has said there is little chance he will
: ® repeatedly asserted his innocence live.
as killed J Court Sets Aside D AY Defense Commands,
that | Hooper was killed Jan. 11, 1945,
Extortion Conviction .cuyaranrerp savincs robbery charges, someone would
crack on the Hooper case. But no
one did and the five were convicted
of terms ranging up to 50 years
EXTRA |. Mahoney, doctors said, suffered
a heart attack Wednesday. They
pies ee cee ‘j ‘hat became Michigans most
Partridge will be succeeded by (7 Woah de gans mos
” | baffling murder. mystery Gen. Lawrence Kuter. , The Albion lawmaker was a key Last Vanguard Satellite
Will Be Launched Soon ind ns seemeres wo make Starkweather Gets ore as, %er last! witness etre the Carr Sie
| ” atmakers sis) eee Gown N F “ge p commander in chief of Unit Linen sue probing iekistative oe oa en’ COME WEDNESDAY! SAVE!
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP); It was believed the satellite! anuanaeadslhy Rep. Lloyd An- | ew xecution ale States air forces in Europe, and as . a ten 30a “al i tan
—Vanguard missilemen, disap- burned up as jt fell into the earth’s| derson (R-Pontiac) fa ot upece: commander of the Fourth Allhed| What Hooper told remajns a ‘i A: ing ss sd ai fb — aBae BBQ
pointed in their latest satellite atmosphere from more than 200 | riations for adult eduretion, ape- | LINCOLN, Neb. W — The Ne- Tactical Air Forces in Europe, a secret locked in grand jury files oday won a reversal of his con- g i a
flop, turned their attention today miles in space. j poe education teacher celine: ‘braska Supreme Court today set NATO assignment but it was known he was to be viction. | ~ 2
to their final launching vehicle. | Signal received from the rocket) ment funds and pupil transpor- June 25 as the new execution date, The White House said that Lieu. the key witness in several pend. , The Appellate Division of the @ 50 STAMPS FREE ~
The second stage, long a jinx showed all three stages ignited! tetion pup’ tor convicted luller Charles ‘Stari tenant Gen. Frederic H. Smith, ing graft cases, including one State Supreme Court voted 4 to | " “a 5
to the program; failed to function, but that it apparently was off! : | weather. now head of the air training:‘com-| charging Frank D. McKay, one- (9 set aside the conviction and g Wit Purchases of 3.99 10- =
properly Monday on the 10th Van- course. = Rep. Raymond E. Wurzel (R- mand will take over from-Everest time overiord of Michigan GOP sentence. a LADIES SUNBACKS = ;
guard launching attempt, The roc-) The satellite was designed to|Port Huron), chairman of the ane action came dead that a day in Europe. Eisenhower nominated polities, the late Floyd Fitzsim- | phe division also reversed the 4 $ « a
ket’s 22%-pound, basketbali-size measure the heat balance between house education committee Wc ee down hic brie . an Smith for promotion to full general.’ mons, Benton Harbor sports pro- conviction and sentence of John = 1.99 a
satellite apparently plunged to a/the earth and the sun. \drafted the bill, said half of Michi- nm a review Maj. Gen. James E. Briggs, now, moter and lobbyist, and ex-Rep. | gy. yacNamara, a teamsters union Ee eee
fiery death in the earth's atmos |gan’s school districts are short of of his case. . superintendent of the Air Force | William Green, Hillman, with | oficial.
here .! money needed to carry on their _ The new execution date is the Academy, succeeds Smith as the) bribe conspiracy in connection | ; “sn Py ei
* * * Increase Estimate programs, ‘fifth set. ‘training command chief. Briggs al-| with a 1943 horse racing bill. | Dio and McNamara had becn B m
An informed source reported a | x * * Starkweather, still whiling away 80 was nominated for promotion accused of extorting $4,700 from @ a
compression regulator in the sec-|
ond stage did not work, causing of 1959 Car Output | “I’m not going to defend every jhis time with painting, remains
superintendent and say all are do- hopeful that he will get a review to four-star general
Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride Virtually on the eve of hi¥ ap-
pearance as a key state witness,
Hooper was found slain in his cat two corporations and three execu-
tives in return for labor peace
The of victims the extortion = 100 STAMPS FREE = a With Purchase of No-lron
a small explosion that sent the! ing their job,"’ he said. ‘But, it’s of his case. is being succeeded by Vic i . ' Said. : y Vice Ad- on a lonely stretch of highway . . ‘ a
rocket off course on CLATR i ios wer up to us to furnish them the money OO miral Clarence E. Ekstrom a8 near Springport. In true gangland allegediy wery (ne Tue mossy = LADIES DRESSES a
Eight of the Vanguard satellite Wh Geen toc ay increased his they have to have~ °° commander of naval air ferces ushion Hooper's car had been Corp snd Aras olntionery SOM: a Vd a
7 estimate of the 1959 new car mar- Detroit Boxers Losers < : s . Baten and Anthony J. Kerin Sr., Anthony bald a
attempts failed, six of them be- ket by some 240.000 car * * * b in the Pacific. Ekstrom now is crowded to the roadside and three | , ; | Jack G. Sche ede s
. . ing : Ln ' § e cw, cars 7 : - : : : : erin Jt and Ji » ocnu
cause of the second stage, which _ Rep, Clayton T. Morrison (R- MONTREAL u—Bob Cleroux of commander of the 6th fleet. Pride 3S cahber bullets puniped Into his = on rrearrtie ff . < _ PP TVTTITTLET ee el
contains the control and guidance George P. Hitchings, manager of Pickford), former committee chair Montreal dropped Lloyd McKay was nominated to retain his press head an, corporation officer
systems of the missile. The two Ford's economic analysis depart- man, called the bill “only right ihree times in the third round last Mt Teak on the retired list. sr * Diol and MeNamara, were ise ae ese
‘CESSES ‘le ‘anguard satel. Ment, said total new car sales ,; t.” . ; , . : a} ; oe, teneed in general sessions Jian. &
ites 1 2 Pir : ' ae “ aus should run at least three to four So night and scored a technical knock-- Rear Adm. George Wo Anders ore Detectives have always agrece 1958 : | . a
ek me ong-time orbits pig ks tl inal eal “Eighty-five per cent of school gut over the Detroit heavyweight Jr will take over command of th« Hooper was murdered to seal his . a
; ar er above s ging *sti- : arou e eart pet ~ e Oe ak costs go for teachers and other in a scheduled eight-rounde: 6th fleet from Ekstrom. Ander- lips 50 STAMPS FREE =
x * * mate of six million cars. ; 1° he said. ‘“C: nellnay : A tap led to Presi fund) com Abo wéefourthe of he i a a
; personnel,” he said. “Can we say, jn a middleweight match. Billy sen, nominated for promotion to & Tp tea to the a” anu ¥6 About three-fourths of the world gy With Burchase of “Bates”
Only one Vanguard aunenine . * “ * ‘now that teachers*are overpaid?” Pickett, 1344. a New Yorker now vice admiral, now is commander of Vicuion of four men on charges supply of sulphur comes from the 49c YARD GOODS s
vehicle remains. 2 probably will, The six million figure has been “We spend four times as much fighting out of Montreal, scored a Carrier Division Six : of conspiracy to plot Hooper's mur- “domes” found during the drilling @ |
be fired in the next few months, pretty much standard in the in- for liquor as we do for schools fifth-round TKO over Georgie Da All of the promotions are subject der, They included Ed Sam and for oil along the costs that border @ 3 Yds | a
ringing down the curtain on the dustry and usually is broken down and twice as much for cigarettes.’ vis, 160, of Detroit to Senate confirmation Harry Fleisher and Mike Selik, on Louisiana and Texas a e a
hard luck Vanguard program. to include 5'4 million domestic ® be
a
—Originatty, att the ‘Vanguardsmakes—ane SHG 0000 trAports.-
* * *
were to be launched during Inter-) - . . _ . . ; . ~ weal, Bam
national Geophysical Year, an 18} Hitchings, in a speech today to 1959— 100th Anniversary of the Oil Industry. cat Oth Anniversary of Standard Oil Company x Coupon! a
month, 66 - nation probe of the|a management conference here. , . |
earth's scientific secrets. Troubles said he based his revised forecast a a
delayed the Vanguard program, on a generally rising economy and | e “ 50 STAMPS FREE .
and four of the launching vehicles May-June car sales which he said a ‘ Mtchass StU sneer
still remained when IGY ended are running six to eight per cent: a 69c BATH TOWELS :
Dee 31 ahead of the estimates that led to a 6 > .
| icti 2 for 5
ne * * ithe six million prediction. . me =
The final Vz ard is scheduled ; .
to _ puree etenne 3 me? ATT TTT Tae
April's three-in-one satellite snot. [J]egal Denture ° aan us4
but sources close to the project . ba =
sald _plans may be changed: Puts Bite on . , Led =
The three-in-one attempt also. 4 e r a ej
fizzled because of a second-stage TOY Technician : ‘- 50 STAMPS FREE }
malfunction. Its goal was to throw — = a =< : a = With vos +2-Boxer a |
two scientific satellites and the A troy dental laboratory techni- . Boys -Girls SHORTS a
third-stage rocket into orbit. cian yesterday pleaded guilty to : . a 6 3 =
Monday’s launching appeared practicing dentistry without a . ~ 2 for ] =
near-perfect to Cape observers. license when arraigned before Oak- . eesti pees 7° ; . , Sn ase 1 q
nah fie National Acbonautiee erdliland Couity Gireuit dudge Brank How the oil industry helped the United States to become the world’s most productive nation! TTITTTLLLLLLLL Li
Space Administration announced L. Doty. — w sup
two hours later in Washington that) John Kudia, 32, of 1825 E. 4 = ee Epa oupon
the satellite probably did not at-'Wattles Rd., faces a maximum - —— |
tain orbit because of a second- sentence of one year in the county er - 100 STAMPS FREE
stage malfunction. jail or a $500 fine. Judge Doty With Purchase Group 2.99,
ia ——= —'set sentencing for July 6.
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= GIRLS’ SWIM SUITS " Kudla was arrested June 9 after —_ “
Brothers Given \Dean L. Hasse Jr., investigator , 1859 Colonel Drake discovers 1 940 The greatest demand in s $s] 83
for the Michigan State Board of oil—and the decline of the great whaling history for aviation fuel is near. Standard ] e
Dentistry, posed as a relative of a industry is in sight as thousands of lamp Oil puts into operation the world’s first MIIIiititii iii
e Roseville woman who had asked users turn from whale oil to kerosene. catalytic reformer, which produces higher aT uur
rison erms Kudla to make a denture for her. octane gasoline than was possible before 2 =
Hasse’s office said state law : :
requires that laboratory techni- . Y . —
Judge Beer Sentences cians can only make such dentures : = 50 STAMPS FREE «
: ‘by subscription from regularity: = With Purchase of 1.99 Ladies’ @
James and Carl Bailey licensed dentists, and not directly Ax! : BLOUSES . SHORTS a
for Southfield Robbery ‘or @ patient, ee 3 : .
Oakland County. Circuit Judge § § { Pass 1iss9 uc U0 TES ae » 5 I. .
ite, >, . { infancy —weak and unpromising. Standard ToT TT LILI IIIs
William J. Beer yesterday sen- | ure end e 0 Oil Company is born on June 18, 1889. The 1959 The Space Age is dawn- oe! aan
tenced the Bailey brothers of T Bill F | ' n following year the company’s first research ing. New fuels and lubricants for rockets “) ‘ a |
veiled prison terms for the ax X ensio laboratory is opened at Whiting, Indiana. and jets come from Standard Oil labora- . s
REET ROBBERY OP” WRERPORE RTT Eira een mene ie tories to help make space exploration . _ 100 STAMP Ls
money from Epps Store, 27661 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate a Se! L. possible and to strengthen America s . 100 h Purch S-FREE 5 a
sortimestern Hwy, Southfield GOP leader Everett M. Dirksen =e ‘Keoh defenses. Standard Oil marke ite 70th a ‘i nae ere
Sentenced te a-term of 6 to 9 Hh anniversary " Ladies Swim Suits
predicted today the Senate would
‘ears at Jackson Prison was ; a : y a
James E. Bailey, 38, of 8545 Dum- hold the line against changes 1B - : i] oF 4 99
harton St., and for a term of 7 to the one-year pepe se ‘Korean SS " F 11 years, Carl E. Bailey, 30, of War corporate and excise tax rates : rT TTT Teri ity
19488 Fielding St. . —facing a June 30 deadline. 193033 Two bicycle mechanics devel Bap al
The Senate Finance Committee named Wright fly an odd-tooking machine sere as satel ied ain eve opments = TT 4
Ra apeont, beth alone: is holding a one-day hearing on at Kitty Hawk. Almost 33,000 autos are = SEES veccarch. =i pomere = I]
ae ane as wis eo the House-passed revenue measure on the road, but the horse is still supreme. ro a ba
commit armed robbery June 8 ee ia aes a ef Standard Oil is building a new refinery at e@ How to mass produce gasolineeconom- ~ 50 STAMPS FREE =
after originally being charged ,. the Senate floor. Sugar Creek, Missouri. ically. This opened the way to modern gw With Purchase of 1.99 Ladies’
with armed robbery. | The Senate must act before June es bransposteter 5 OWNS = PAJAMAS H
They were nabbed several days 30 to guard against the $2,033,000, @ How to recover more oil from almost- - =
after they pulled a daring daylight 000 federal revenue loss which’ pal er This — billions of bar- a a
robbery of the store. They took would follow if taxes on corporate rela to America’s oil reserves. a
$720 in cash and $563 worth of income, beer and liquor, cigarettes : ¢ How to eliminate gasoline gumming. Taaseuneeasaeeeee.
guns and ammunition. |and automobiles went back to pre- - This meant lower repair bills for car atae aura
The pair escaped with four Korean War levels. . owners - a
pistols, a shotgun, rifle, rifle tele-| Although Democrats had a rela 1911 Almost 640,000 motor vehi- © Hew to d otor oils efficient! bd ;
_ and shells after holding ety of amendments, some to plug yin: ow to dewax m oils efficiently
eight ccnpioyes ‘ns customers off loopholes and others to cut excise cee jabs hanes eo wien “ Bur- This meant better car performance : 50 STAMPS FREE «
: ; ‘are id was fi- ton an « 0 . Humphreys, famous and fewer trips to the repairman mw With Purchase of 1.99 Sport @
with_a_shotgun. Later _they_tied levies. Dirksen said_he was cont, Standard Oil scientists, discover the secret : =
the eight in the center of the store dent the Finance Committee would ° , "ahi ‘ @ How to make clean burning solid fuels = MEN'S SHIRTS 4g
. i he il of mass producing gasoline economically. |
with a chain. reject them all. The company} independent. of all for rockets, This was a big step for- a $ a
——— Se = a other Standard Oil eatin ward in America’s missile program. | e ~~
, Gt my These, and many other Standard Oil de- Pau eeueeeeneeeeees
DR H EN RY A M | LLER Wek, a Se velopmenta, have played an important part ri) : aE
: : [> a SS in man's progress from the horse-and- buggy 5
1 age to the Space Age. a 4
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Phone FE 4-6842 i stay. More than 15 million motor vehicles a
| are on the highways. Standard is the first STANDARD s e s
major oil company to sell gasoline con- TITITITiii iii
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959
Bob Considine Says: -
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Schools Should Teach Evils of Communism NEW YORK — “Many do not go
along with me,” Richard Cardinal The last time I heard this
teach-communism the m’e pro- , of the purges, the restrictions on
| what we define as liberty, the | nism is inexorably becoming the
method by which 'the earth's bil. of man; that it Had done a fine job
succeeding serfdom and colonial- ,against us, by the humblest boons. British Dean Says
iThe night Bill Hearst, Frank Con-
\niff and I arrived in Moscow, Red)
‘Square was filled with countless)
tens of thousands of happy, laugh-
ing, singing, arm-in-arm Russians.
One of us said to an Old Rus- |
sian Hand, “These don’t look like |
slave people.’ The ORH said, | Red Drugs Aid
His Rejuvenation
LONDON (UPI) — Britain's 85-
year-old “Red” Dean of Canter-
bury says iron curtain youth-giving “substance .H 3” happy effect,” the dean, Dr. Hew-
lett Johnson, said.
Dr. Johnson said Dr. Aslan’s
has ‘had the
effect of “restoring power I had
lost and making me .feel and act ‘
as if several years had been taken
off my age.” ~
The dean, whose political state-
ments often follow the communist
x } » Peay = i . E - ism. | “The Por 2 ver h p ie ° A
= Genny at er posed was by the then president | hardships and the separation of |llons of people will live, Across But socialism, he went on was proudor te thele ves ” “es drugs have made him feel years a maid ot pnt ‘patients’ , rt : J 9 : , | . ; : f s ‘ F . , . i ‘ 3 2 j
sm in U.S. high schools and of Columbia University, Dwight 40 intrinsically religious people his conference table he explained pow taking over rapidly from our ni eee new yout to e ey Pp “2
Aer oe See ae Ao vein. 2: Eisenhower. 1 think it's a | from their Ged. |to us, as if we were not very bright .vstem end he pointed out England “On account the anniversary of tire Monday Bat glands, nervous systems, hair,
colleges, } ot believe . Z ay? , = F 1 wy = Le gx ;porte ay. hes . aS,
that Tae fae think if we teach 800d idea, but that lectures Khrushchev, for example, seemsichildren, that democracy had as an example. Beyond so¢ialism, the Revolution?” we asked. F Lord . Reaverbrook’s Dally Ex: skins and bones
the children communism, some of
the children might think of this as
a good . 2. a new way of lift
“T don't know how we can arouse
our people from apathy and indif should include factual accounts absolutely convinced that commu-! played a nice role in the history
he said, lay communism—in what
he called natural sequence.
* * *
He unquestionably believes that, walk ACROSS Red Square. They've ™4" physician,
but the fact that he believes doesn’t “No for pity’s sake, it has noth-
ing to do with that. They’re happy
because this is the first time
they've ever been permitted to
always had to walk around the press said the Church of England
official explained he received the
rejuvenation drugs from a Roma-
Dr. Anna Aslan.
* * *
“TI spent many happy hours in
He Knows His Pennies
MCALESTER, Okla. —Kenneth
Robert Milam, 5, can’t read out
he knows his pennies, He has a
ference unless we teach commu make it true, any more than Dr. square to get to the other side. It's : ;
nism i we should te it Tor iw: cht his eS <, ae her hospital. I entered myself large collection and 1S 4 member
nism and we should teach 1 ownsend was rignt in nis sincere gq big night. ‘ the Me Alester Numismati¢e
fer what it is—an intrinsic evil— belief that he had a panacea for And it was. It made them proud- upon a simple course of aes Aa 1e06©6 Mc Ales
like a medical student being taught the economic ills of the aged er than ever. and surer than ever which has had an extraordinarily an _ oe
bot ancer and about the nature . . hz x et se mania
abot! Canker ind a00u mae Communism's limitations, ‘at they were under the aegis of
of cancer
The problem is to get the right
teachers to instruct children in
the trends of communism
and at the same time teach them
about God.”
The
not too many Americans’ do, that
there is not going to be a sudden
and wrenching change within the
Communist world based on, as
someone wrote, an abrupt realiza
tion by the Reds that they, too
can demand refrigerators,
TV and time-and-a-half. Since they
know Jittle about ours, and are told
it is vile, they likeStheir own way
of life,
will supersede our
COULD CHANGE WOKLD
Here-is how the Cardinal put it
“If we had the
some of the outstanding
nists in the world, and apple it
all to the perpetuation and exten
sion of the moral
the Jove of God and love
throughout the world, we
able to change the face of
earth’ Cardinal comprehends, a
Cars
believe in it, are sure it
Own
enthusiasm of
Commu
principles and
of man
would he WORKIN’ ON THE
jobs hasn't driven
left, and Wanda Chism, 16, to for stimmner
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high school leaders by the Railroad Commun
Detroit. The commit-
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methods.
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human dignity, treachery, deceit
should be studied and learned,
and weighed against our own
way of life, by millions of Ameri-
cans. To stick one's head in the
sand and say, “This is rotten,”
without knowing its appeal to
-peeple whe know no better, ts
ignorance beyond absolution.
A generation which grew up with
a knowledge of Russia confined to
the lament we call ‘The Volga
Boatman” might find the sight and
sound of happy Russians unnerv-
ing. Yet many Russians are made
happy and proud each day of the
year by the most extraordinary
boons
The success of the Sputniks, com-
pounded by the played-up failures
of some of our U.S. missiles and
space efforts, afforded deep satis-
faction to a people who knew that
we used to say about them, ‘They
cant bud a 1-ton
flush toilet.”’
* ® *
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things we should know about mil-|
lions of human beings whose pas-’
sions are being aroused against us.
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he had seen a man in downtown
Nogales who looked just like Sir
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director and actor. Sisk discarded
the item.
The next day it was announced
that Sir Laurence had returned to
Hollywood after spending the week-
end at actor Stewart Granger's
ranch near Nogales.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959
ing Bells Ring Ou
Wedding Vows Told | THIRTEEN
tor Pontiac Area Couples i Republican
| Club Installs
Ewkel Marie Polo became the were dressed alike in aqua ba- - . . cst-taisi tian Sima Crt et ' bride of Thomas C. Strang, son _tiste gowns with miatching head hy ; Si ite Spee :
of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strang _ bands BS gs “S cers
MRS. JAMES STRAUB
Local Girl
Wed in
California
Marian Yvonne Lei per,
daughter of Mrs. Dorsey R.
Leiper and the late Mr. Lei-
per of East Cornel] avenue be-
came the bride of James
Straub, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Straub of Seligman,
Ariz., in a double-ring cere-
mony at Sacred Heart Cath-
olic Church in Oakland, Calif.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Ivan Perenti
Saturday afternoon.
The bride wore a_ waltz
length gown of French tulle
and Venice lace with a scal-
loped neckline and tiny sleeves.
Her shell type headpiece of
lace secured a fingertip veil
of illusion.
x * *
She wore a string of pearls,
gift of the groom, and car-
“ried a colonial bouquet of
white carnations with an orchid
in the center.
Carol Ann Nix of Chicago,
Ill., was maid of honor. She
wore a gown of white Eng-
lish organdy over mint green
taffeta and carried a colonial
bouquet of pink carnations.
Richard DeMartini of San
Francisco, “Calif., was best
man.
The couple will live in Oak-
land, Calif. The groom is sta-
tioned at the navy base on
Treasure Island.
Time for a Check
NEW YORK—Checked your
medicine chest lately? If you're
missing any of six basic items;
you're not adequately prepared
to treat the 14 minor injuries
statistics show are most prev-
alent in the average home.
The basi¢s: antiseptic, cot-
ton balls, cotton swabs, sterile
gauze pads, gauze bandages
and adhesive tape.
SHARON G. SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Smith of Pontiac road an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Sharon Gail, to
Charles A. Chandler of Pon-
tiac road. Plans for a wedding
next spring are being made. of Wenonah drive in a cere-
mony performed by the Rev.
Walter Torola at the Apostolic
Lutheran Church in South
Range, Mich. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Polo of South Range. Seventy-
five guests witnessed the eve-
ning ceremony on June 16.
* * *
The bride wore a white satin
brocade waltz length gown
with a shoulder length illusion
veil. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and carnations.
Her attendants, Mrs. Norman
Polo of Jackson and Mrs.
Duane Johnson of Belleville, Norman Polo, brother of the
bride, was best man.
* * *
A recepfion was held Satur-
day in the parish house of St.
Andrew Episcopal Church in
Ann Arbor.
The bride has degrees from
Northern Michigan State
Teachers College and the Uni-
versity of Michigan. The groom
has a B.S. Degree from Michi-
gan State University and is
teaching at Romulus Senior
High School.
The couple will be at home
after August 1 on Stieber street
in Wayne.
Herr-Hesse Rites Held
at St. Benedict Church
An altar banked with vases
of white gladioli in St. Bene-
dict Church set the scene for
the Saturday wedding of Gail
Marie Hesse and Ivan George
Herr. The Rev. John J, Hoar
of St. Benedict Church per-
MRS. IVAN GEORGE HE
formed the late morning cere-
mony before some 150 guests.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hesse of
Alliance street and Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Herr of LaSalle
street.
The bride, dressed in a gown
of white Chantilly lace featur-
ing a beaded neckline, long
sleeves, and chapel train, car-
ried a white prayer book, Her
‘ bouquet was comprised of a
white orchid and white carna-
tions with streamers decorat-
ed with tiny white carnations
and ivy. Mrs. Harold Hudson served
her sister aS matron of honor
wearing an orchid lace sheath
with matching net’ overskirt
and matching streamers. At-
tendants Judy Hruska, Penny
Whitcomb and Trudy Herr, sis-
ter of the bridegroom, were
gowned in dresses like that of
the matron of honor in aqua,
mint green and yellow, respeéc-
tively.
* * *
Serving as best man was Da-
vis Yarber and ushering were
Larry Rose, Thomas Steven-
son and Phillip Rieves.
A buffet luncheon was held
in the church parlors following
the ceremony.
* * *
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Hesse chose a blue print
chiffon dress with white ac-
cessories and corsage of pale
pink and white rosebuds, Mrs.
Herr wore a dress of blue lace
with white accessories and a
red rosebud corsage.
For traveling to northern
Michigan, the new Mrs. Herr
changed to a white lace sheath
dress with matching accesso-
ries and the white orchid from
her bridal bouquet.
The couple, recent graduates
of Waterford. Township High
School, will reside in Pontiac
until the bridegroom enters na-
val service.
Shorten in a Snap
NEW YORK — Now you can
shorten knit dresses without
the aid of a dressmaker —
simply by breaking a special
row of threads. The self-short-
ening hem is the idea of a
New York firm which is us-
ing it in a fall collection of
wool knits from Italy.
Mena, Arkansas Girl
Weds Birminghamite
Valerie Lee St, John, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Warner St. John of Mena, Ark.,
became the bride of Charles
Kellog Latham, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles K. Latham Jr..of
Birmingham, Saturday morn-
ing. The Rev, Vernon Gotcher
officiated at the ceremony in
Christ Episcopal Church in
Mena.
The ‘bride wore qa white bou-
tique taffeta and Chantilly lace
dress, It was designed along
princess lines with a chapel
train and long sleeves. Her co-
~ronet-of-orange--blessems—held -_..
a finger tip veil of illusion and
she carriea a bouquet of steph-
anotis and white orchids.
* * *
Annette and Mary Chevalier
of Lake Charles, La., were can-
delighters at the service. They
wore white nylon and lace
dresses with white lace hats and carried asters in shades of
blue and rose.
Judy St, John, sister of the
bride, and Barbara Latham,
sister of the groom, were
bridesmaids. They wore match-
ing gowns of powder blue or-
ganza trimmed with Chantilly
lace and white picture hats
with velvet streamers. They
carried baskets of blue and
rose asters.
* * *
James K. Lewis Jr. of Bir-
mingham was best man. Ush-
ers were Warner St. John Jr.
of Little Rock, Ark., Gregory
Kansas City, Mo. and John §S.
Plair of Joplin, Mo.
A breakfast reception was
held at the bride's home.
For her going-away costume
the new Mrs. Latham chose a
cotton print dress and jacket.
Upon their return, the couple
will live in Hammond, Ind.
Busy working out details for the Detroit Horse
Show opening tomorrow at the Bloomfield Open Hunt
Club are center, Mrs. Theodore MacManus, and right,
Mrs. Fred V. Davis.
City Couple
Married
in Germany
Lucille E. Robak, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ro-
bak of Chamberlain street, and
Raymond A, Wilhelm Jr. were
married April 21 at Our Father
Catholic Church in Bad Aibling,
Germany. The Rev. George C
Frank officiated before 100
guests
The bridegroom is the son of
Raymond Wilhelm and the late
Mrs. Wilhelm of Irwindale
court.
* * *
The bride wore a ballerina-
length dress of Chantilly lace
and tulle over taffeta. Sca)-
loped lace, seed pearls and se-
quins finished the Sabrina neck-
line of the bodice, which was
enhanced by long _ tapered
sleeves and a fitted waistline.
Lace and tulle cascading in
panels over ruffles of tulle
completed the skirt.
A crown of seed pearls and
sequins held her silk illusion
fingertip veil, and she carried
a bouquet of white carnations.
* * *
Martha Reil of Bad Aibling
was maid of honor, wearing a
beige dress with full skirt and
holding a bouquet of red roses
Best man was Donald Wing
of Pigeon. Hugh Collins of New
York ushered.
22 Tables in Play
at Bridge Session
The Pontiac Duplicate Bridge
Club held its monthly master-
point game at the Elks Tem-
ple Monday evening with 22
tables in play
Winners were Inez del Vil-
lar and Melvin Smail; Julius
-Smith--and-Thomas-Spencer_ol —.—Yeung-and-James White-Her-..
bert Rollins and Floyd Sayed
and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. May-
baum.
Others were Mrs. Robert
Segula and Mrs, Ernest Guy;
Henry Georgia and Edwin V.
Clarke; Mr. and Mrs. Herald
Cox; and Mrs. Marcia Stoll
and Ray Walmoth,
Youngsters in the vicinity of Shore View drive
recently added finishing touches to a miniature city
in the sand, complete with skyscraper, a jail, church,
a network of streets, telephones, and even a lake.
: . Poentise Press Phote
Note the airliner soaring over the little metropolis.
Pictured are William Lemaux, holdihg his dog
Troubles, and James Lefurgy, whose idea it was to
start the project. ~ Donna Mrs. Davis’ son, Muffin, looks * a >
Pentiac Press Phote
on. Mrs. MacManus is vice chairman in charge of
exhibitor information and Mrs. Davis is assistant
secretary for the show.
News of Personal Interest
The two nieces of Mrs
Horace Hall of Navajo street
will arrive Wednesday for a
visit. They are Mary and
Bonnie Montgomery, daugh
ters of Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Montgomery of Houston.
* * *
Carolyn Campbell, daughter
of the G. E. Campbells of Air-
port road, Drayton Plains,
president of Omicron chapter
of Sigma Sigma Sigma at
Eastern Michigan University
will join other Tri Sigmas for
the sorority’s 25th national con-
vention. The convention will
be held in St. Louis, Mo. from
June 27-July 1]
* * *
Mrs. Sonya R. Zoch of Eliza
beth Lake road announces the
birth of a new granddaughter,
Diane Robin Beil, at William
Beaumont Hospital in Royal
Oak on June J6
Parents are Mr. and Mrs. _
Robert A, Bell (nee Barbara
Jo Zoch) of Royal Oak. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert D. Bell of De-
troit are grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Sargey Rosin of Eliza-
beth Lake and Mrs. Leila Bell
of Lake Orion are the new
great-grandparents.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Eriscon Lewis
of Chippewa road are looking
forward to the visit of their
grandchildren Laurence and
Virginia and their parents, Mr
and Mrs. Richard E. Lewis
from Fargo, N. D. They will
arrive Sunday
* * * ;
Mary Drake, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. George A. Drake of
Klingensmith road, left by
plane Saturday for San Fran-
cisco. She will be, the guest of
former Pontiac residents, the
Roy Pulvers of Orinda, Calif
for 10 dayg. 0
Before returning in August,
Mary will attend workshops in
special education at UCLA and
the University of Mexico. Mary
received her B. S, Degree from
Eastern Michigan University
and is a student in the gradu-
ate schoo] of Michigan Uni
versity
* * *
Patricia Alice Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Robert of Middie Belt road
received her diploma Saturday
from Cleary College, Ypsilanti.
Mrs. John Nowak, her grand-
mother, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Harloff from Rochester,
N. Y., and Dr. and Mrs. Henry
L. Nowak and their daughter
from Beacon, N. Y.
were present for the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert enter-
tained at a dinner at Devon
Gables afterward. Guests in-
cluded Mrs. Nowak, Mrs. Har-
jloff, Dr. and Mrs. Nowak and
Donna, Mr. and Mrs. William
Borders, William Borders, Mr.
and Mrs. James Cline and
John Wiiliams.
* * *
Mr. and-Mrs. Hugh M. Parks
nee Bonnie Allen) of Murphy
street announce the birth of a
son, Gregory Allen, born June
16 at Pontiae General Hospital
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Paul J, Allen of Oliver
street and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
M. Parks of Lowell street
* * ®
Mary Sue Dahigren, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Car] Dahigren
of Garland avenue, Syivar
Lake, and. Normalee Braid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Car-
roll Braid of Rosewood drive
left Friday for a vacation in
Bermuda They visited friends
in New York en route
* * *
The Rev. and Mrs. LeRoy W
Shafer of North Shirley avenue
were among the 4,500 persons
who attended the sessions of
the Church of the Brethren An-
nual Conference at Ocean
Cove, N.J. The Rev. Mr. Shafer
is pastor of the local congrega-
tion
* * ®
Duing the past week Mr. and
Mrs. Henry C. Fisheher and
their children of Pittsburgh
Pa. have been visiting atthe
VRS. DUANE F. SNYDER home of Mrs. Fishcher’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tol-
lefson of Stanley avenue. Mr
Fishcher will work
next week at resume
Carnegie Tech
where he is studying for a PhD
in science under a Ford Foun-
dation Fellowship.
* * *
Mrs, Karl A. Stickel (nee
Janice K. Barnes) of Water-
loo street in Waterford will
leave July 14 to join her hus-
band in Germany. Mrs. Stickel
will fly non-stop to Frankfurt,
Germany. She plans to live
abroad until ber husband is
discharged from, the army in
1961,
Bonnie Lou
Butler,
daughter of
the Donald
Butlers of
South
{nderson
street, and
Duane F.
Ford Snyder
of Osmun
street, were
married
Saturday at
Central
Methodist
Church.
Snyder-Butler Nuptials
Centra] Methodist Church
was the scene of the Saturday
evening wedding of Bonnie Lou
Butler and Duane F. Snyder
Dr. Milton H. Bank officiated
at the double-ring ceremony
in the presence of 290 guests
The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs, Donald Butler
of South Anderson street. Par-
ents of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. Ford Snyder of Os-
mun street.
IN GOWN OF TULLE
A gown of embroidered tulle
with scalloped bateau neckline
and sheer short sleeves was
the bride's choice. A basque
waist and skirt featuring pan-
els down the back over ruf-
fles of tulle ending in a full
chapel train were other fea-
tures of the dress
A flat bow bandeau of Chan-
tilly lace in silk organza, out-
lined with seed pearls and scat-
tered iridescent sequins, held
her fingertip veil of French
silk illusioh, and she wore cul-
tured pearls, a gift of the
bridegroom, Her flowers were
white butterfly roses with ste-
phanotis and ivy in a cascade
arrangement
* * *
Linda Butler, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor.
jridesmaids were Carrie Hen-
ry, Carol Kinchla and Hollyann
Higgins of Port Huron. The
attendants were gowned alike
in ballerina-length dresses of
white over peta] pink and wore
matching hat and shoes. Spoken in Methodist Rite
maid held a cas-
cade arrangement of pink
Briarcliff roses. The brides-
maids’ flowers were pink car-
nations and roses in a cas-
cade The honor
* * *
Flower girl Sally Allarding
of Lansing, the bridegroom's
cousin was dressed like the
attendants. She wore a head-
band of feathered carnations
and held a basket of pink rose
petals,
ASSIST BRIDEGROOM
William Carter attended as
best man. Ushers were Her-
bert Butler, brother of the
bride: Kenneth Snyder and
Ronaid Snyder, brothers of the
bridegroom
A nephew of the bridegroom,
Terry Bunton, was ringbearer.
Mrs. Butler wore a pale blue
silk efbroidered sheath with
blue accessories and a rose
cymbidium orchid corsage. A
silver gray eyelet sheath with
green accessories and a green
eymbidium orchid corsage was
the choice of Mrs. Snyder
; * * *
For traveling to northern
Michigan the new Mrs. Snyder
changed to a pink embroidered
cotton dress with pink ac-
cessories. The couple will re
side on Durnham -street, Eliz-
abeth Lake, upon their return.
The bride is a graduate of
’ Eastern Michigan University
where she was a member. of
Sigma Nu Phi Sorority. She ,
teaching in Bloomfield Hills. Snyder, son of
Vr. and Mrs.
‘planned for July 21 Mrs. McVean Will
Be President for
Pontiac Women
Officers were installed for
the coming year when the Pon-
tiac Republican Women's Club
met Monday afternoon at the
Adah Shelly Library. Mrs.
Eleah Patten was the installing
officer.
Members who wil] serve for
the coming year are Mrs. Dun-
can McVean, president; Mrs.
Lulu Luby, vice president; Mrs.
Charles Crawford, recording
secretary; Mrs. E. M. Malone,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
John Boardman, treasurer;
and Mrs. Frank Hardenburg,
parliamentarian.
x * *
Committee chairmen who
were named included Mrs.
Frank McGregor, mem be r-
ship: Mrs. William Kreklow,
social; and Mrs. Harry Sibley,
sunshine. Other chairmen will
be announced at the July meet-
ing.
* * *
Oakland County Republican
Chairman Arthur G. Elliott Jr.
was guest speaker. He was in-
troduced by Mrs. Frederick C.
Ziem.
Mrs. William McClure and
Mrs. Milton Hathaway joined
the club.
Mrs. Hope Gorman was the
silver tea chairman and her
co-hostesses were Mrs. Luby
and Mrs. Boardman
Local Student
Leaves to Spend
Time Abroad
Sandra Estelle Capel, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Wilma Capel of
Bramble Brae street was one
of 13 young people who left
Monday by plane for Europe as
an exchange student. She will
spend tén weeks with a Ger-
man professor and his family
at Aachen, Germany near the
Rhine River. The group will
stop at Ireland before reaching
Amsterdam where they will
leave to join their assigned
families
The program is under the
auspices of the Youth for
Understanding Teen-Age Pro-
gram, sponsored by the Michi-
gan Council of Churches
_ Sandra wil] attend school
(which is still in session
there) for three weeks with the
professor's 17-year-old daugh-
ter
Mrs. Rache] Anderson of
Ann Arbor is director of the
program. She and her husband
will be abroad with the groups
throughout the summer.
Club Gathers
at Warden Home
The Foursquare Club, which
has now been organized for a
year, met at the home of Mrs
Edna Warden Friday for the
election of officers
Mrs. John C. Balch was
elected president and Mrs
Warden secretary and treas-
urer.
Mrs. Olive Burgess and Mrs.
Joseph E. Minton were ini-
tjated as new members.
A family picnic has been
at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Weddle on Oxley drive
Life Span Figures
WASHINGTON — Refriger
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cuum cleaners average 15
years of service, reports the
Agriculture Department. Up-
right vacuums average 18
years. Washing machines are
not so long-lived, averaging on-
ly nine years of use when pur-
chased new.
BARBARA ST. JOHN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert St.
John of West Ann Arbor ave-
nue announce the engagement
of their daughter, Barbara
Ann, to William Schiele, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schiele
of Clintonville. No date has
been set for the wedding.
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| ‘Family Feud |
to Begin!
By EMILY POST
“Dear Mrs. Post: Two weeks
ago, my nephew, aged nine,
and his parents came to dinner
at my house. I was aghast at
his table manners. He kept
shoveling food into his mouth
as though he were afraid some-
one might take the plate away
from him. Not only did he
smear his face but the table as
‘well. His parents made no at-
tempt to correct him
“T could not stand it any
longer so F corrected him tin
a nice way of course) but my
inter-in-law seemed resentful;
ower this. When they had gone
my husband said that I was
wrong to have said anything to
{t.e child and that it was not
my place to correct him
“I did this for the child's
own good-and I certainly think
that, as an aunt, I was within
my rights to correct him. |
would like your opinion.”’
Answer My own instinct
would be to do exactly what
you did, but 1 am afraid that
a very occasional correction
will do the child little good and
will risk a family feud between
you and his parents. Of course,
if the child were visiting or
staying with you without his
parents, it would be your right
and indeed your duty, to co!
rect him
“Dear Mrs. Post: Our son is
fo be married soon’ at a morn
Ing wedding. A breakfast will
follow at a betel, The bride's
parents paying for
The day before there is to be
au pre-rehearsal dinnet are this
“The bride-to-be has invited
about twenty-five people and
made all arrangements for the
dinner, We were not consulted
bout anything, She now
forms u that the groom s
father is to pay for this. We
were very much surprised. Is
-this correct?
Answet It wus not neces
sary that she consult you about
the arrangements for the re
heursal dinner hut she was
entirely wrong in expecting you
to pay for oa
“Dear Mi Post I have
always tipped imy hair stylist
employed — by
is the
owner of his own beauty salon when he was
someone else. Now, he
Is it necessary that I continue
to tip him?
Answet You do not
owner of a beatity tip the
salon
“Dear Mrs. Post. We would
like your help in settling a dif
ference of opinion
the use of nail polish by men
Is it considered a sign of good
grooming, and more important
still, is it in good taste’
Answer: Well taken care of
and perfectly clean fingernails
rod groom
ing, but the use of nail polish
by men is not in very good
taste concerning
are essentials of ¢ LYNN WALKER
Lynn Walker, son of Mr and
Mrs. Merritt Walker of Argyle
avenue has left to join the Lon-
don Players summer stock the-
ater at New London NH
where he has been awarded a
scholarship in dramatics. Pon-
tiac residents will temember
him for his parts in ‘‘Okla-
homa,"’ "The Bad Seed” and
as the king in “The King and
]"’ Lynn graduated in June
from Pontiac Central High
Schoo! ,
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‘announced by
Dovre of Jay
road. Richard
is the son .of
Vr.
Elmer Benson
¢ lengagement of The
Deanna S.
Dovre to —
Richard N.
Benson is
her parents,
Mrs. Helen
Dovre of
Pingree
avenue and
Theodore
and Mrs.
»f Sioux City,
lowa.
DEANNA S. DOVRE
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>. worn above a
fe | bib. of white,
Pi simple, happy arrangement.
| believe me, it is anything but that
It's a 10-day tug of war between
my parents and my husband's par-
ents because each set of parents
with the others.
white team up By RUTH MILLETT
“With summer. vacation
1usband and I face every year”
“It's simply this: Both of
iof relatives. ’
“That could and should be
Reading Interests
EVANSTON—Pick the right
books for hubby and you may
nudge him closer to that big
promotion, says Peter FE.
Siegle, a consulting psycholo-
gist.
For better or for worse, he
reports, the little woman has
a tremendous influence on her
husband's reading tastes
During a survey, Sicgle
learned that many senior and
junior executives tend to read
haphazardly.
Remove Lipstick
Rub lipstick stains with lard
Or petroleum jelly, then wash
the garment in a hot solution
of suds detergent. The stain
should disappear
Black and
for this
bracelet and
necklace set.:
Actually the
smooth,
opaque and
crystal beads
intermingled
with jet
black beads. time
here again, won't you please write
something about the problem my
our
‘parents live in the same cily so
going home for us and taking the
lchildren means visiting two sets
a
But
goes
| letter,
pe SSESSIVE
have
they “If my mother invites us for
dinner that is sure ta, be the
very night my husband’s mother
wants us, If my husband’s par-
ents want te take the kids* fish-
ing, my parents say in hurt
tones, ‘But we wanted to do that
for the children.’
“That kind
on for our
There’s not much to add to that
And because I receive
similar letters every summer I
know this isn’t an isolated prob-
lem.
So grandparents, it’s up to you.
If you really want your children
to enjoy visiting you, don't be so
them that you make
uncomfortable
Enjoy the little time you have
with them instead of worrying for
fear the other set of parents may
yet to see them a little more
The important thing is that they
back to visit because
See that you keep
them wanting to — or they may
stop coming. come
want to. of pulling against
each other with us in the middle
whole visit. It
isn't any open quarrel, or any-
thing like that, and so it is almost
impossible to cope with. This may
sound terrible, but much as we
is jealous of the time we spend love our parents and want to be
with them and have them see their
grandchildren, we
going home.
Channel Husband’s | “If they could just relax and
enjoy the time we can spend with
ithem we could relax and enjoy
it, too. But this way no one is ever
entirely satisfied and no one is ever
very happy.” almost dread
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23, 1959
Owe, Him an + Apiieey ... Abby
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Y bai ay trouble with my neigh- | groom usually selects the best
DEAR ABBY: I went toa | ANNOYED | man but, Abby, my fiance's prom with a boy who is what = DEAR ANNOYED: If this brother is shorter than I am
you call a sissy. I knew this | one incident is the sum total and I am atraid we will look
before I went : , | of your complaint against your ridiculous up there. My brother
with him but | neighbor, I would say that | is 6 ft. 2 and would make a
he was the, you are over-reacting to what | much better looking best man.
only boy who was probably an innocent ac- How can | get around this
asked me and cident. Talk to her. without starting a family fight?
I wanted to x * :
go. DEAR ABBY: I am going to | BRIDE ZO-SE
I like to mix be married in August. My DEAR BRIDE: Are you stag-
with others. ; | fiance wants his brother to be ing a Hollywood production or
He doesn't. Pe | best man. I want my brother a ceremony to join you and
, : to be best man. | know the your loved one in holy matri- when we got
to the prom I mae
started to mix ABPY
with others. We kind of. lost .
track of each other. There was Have You Tried This?
a big mix-up and when the
Grand March started I wasn't | . .
there. My date started look- | % Tutti Frutti Jam Can
ing for me outside by the .
parked cars. Anyway, when it | B V d E h Y .
came time to go home, I |- ce arie ac ear
couldn't find him,
He claims he stayed until By JANET ODELL and pineapple jam, using pec-
the janitor locked up. My girl. |~ Péntiac Press Home Editor tin (recipe in. leaflet). The
friend and her boyfriend took |: This is the time of year pineapple is too sweet, the &
me home. Now it’s all over | when we begin to think about rhubarb too sour; together,
town that I ditched this kid. making jam and jelly for the ‘hey are wonderful. Can a
How can I explain and get cold months ahead (anybody little of this, then add_ the
my reputation back? want to think about that?), Test t ine ee
REPUTATION RUINED However, we heard of such an 12 SOME - nat - godly
DEAR Ri; What's there auleresting idea ae: win amount in the refrigerator. —
to explajn? You violated the jam that we must pass it
first rule of good datesman- along. Now, for the rest of the
: * * * canning season, make up ship—‘‘to stick with the guy
who brung you.”” The only way | =
io repair your reputation |= y TEP y P © worker in school and church add some of each to the re- Mrs. George Granger of Au- batches of jam—cherry,
th, by the way is t is : ee
(wale 7 =_. 2 = organizations. Her hobbies frigerated mixture. Mrs. | ruined by one mistake) is to ipologize to the boy you mis- © are any kind of handcraft. She Granger says she has even
treated and to behave like a has four youngsters. added apple butter.
lady in the future. TUTTI FRUTTI JAM If the mixture is too sweet,
ae By Mrs. George Granger add some of that rhubarb you
DEAR ABBY: Isn't a sign Start out by freezing a have frozen. By fall you will
of jealousy or hate to send |B couple of batches of rhubarb. have the most wonderful top-
SO i ~t ; le ? 2
somebody & Easley ONE «using pectin. Seal some of pudd.ng that you can imagine.
DEAR RECEIVED: I pre-e | put put part of it in a crock (two years. Keep it refriger- © burn Heights is an active raspberry, peach, plum—and ‘
Then make strawberry jam, ping for ice cream, cake and we
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this in jars as you usually do, It will never be the same any E
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is fer to believe that anyone who © and place it in the refriger- ated until you want to seal it
sends another a plant (of any : ator. in jars.
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could be needing you. , WK PLEO SDR, GARE RTE TE iad ETD
* * *
eerie teinie witece Barbara Kielhorn Wed in complete disregard of the
open windows in my: car, ° e
standing where it belonged in | t M h | Ch | vatres terse In St. Michael Church lucky enough to see the water
gushing into my car, within Barbara Louise Kielhorn and
five minutes I could have David Arthur Reed were mar-
bathed in there. Should I take ried Saturday morning at St.
her to court, move, or ask Michael Catholic Church. Some
her to move? I have lived
here for 22 years and never 200 guests witnessed the cere-
mony
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Gerievieve A. Kielhorn
: of South Roselawn drive and
| George P. Kielhorn of Doug-
| las street. Parents of the
| bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
; Frank A. Reed of South Rose-
lawn drive.
Mr, Paul IN LACE AND TULLE
A floor-length gown of Chan-
| tilly lace and tulle over taf-
Well Known Local | feta with a Sabrina neckline
c and chapel train was worn by
Hair Stylist Has Now the bride. Her veil of French
Joined Our Staff illusion lace was held by a
| Chantilly lace Juliet cap, and
HAIR | she carried a colonial bouquet
donnell STYLISTS of carnations centered by
Miracle Mile Shopping Center white: roses. ‘ * MRS. DAVID A. REED
S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. | * :
Hours: 10 to 9 P.M. Daily | Maid @f honor was Patricia .
With or Without Appointment 1 Ann Reed, sister of the bride- lace sheath with champagne
Federal 8-0639 groom. Bridesmaids were accessories and a corsage of
mee) §=Mrs. Kenneth Lowe of New | pink rosebuds. Mrs. Reed's
I Baltimore and Linda Morris of | — was eae over pink Rochester. | lace dress with black acces-
Yarns e Lessons They were gowned in baller- | sories and she wore a. corsage
THE / ina-length dresses of soft pink of pink rosebuds.
. | Chantilly lace with chiffon x «& ®
KNITTING NEEDLE | cummerbunds. Matching head- A reception held in St
| bands held their silk illusion Michael Hall followed the
452 W. Huron FE 5-1330 veils. ceremony. Out-of-town guests
ere reap mmsaraaal * * * of the bride included her
Peggy S. Jones, daughter of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
New Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, was | Charles R. Kielhorn of Har-
We Have the | junior bridesmaid. Flower girl risburg. Tl.
Redbook—13th Edition | was Diana Weddle, daughter | The new Mrs. Reed chose a
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wed- navy blue suit with white ac-
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(Formerly Brown Bres.) | Brother of the bridegroom. Fresh strawberries added to
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_ best thing to do is keep your ‘ABBY, care of this paper ' Judy Lynn Chadbourne,
You Shouldn’t Ditch Your Date Robert Line Speak Vows
mony? For goodness sake, let
your fiance select his own best
man.
* *
“Why don't my parents trust ‘
me?"’ For What Every Teen-
ager Wants To Know, send 25
cents and a large, stamped,
self-addressed envelope to
* * *
For a personal reply, write
to ABBY in care of this paper
Enclose a_ self-addressed,
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Short Hair’s Chic
For looking chic and well-
groomed all summer long, the
hair short and well-trimmed.
Fancy hairdos just don't be-
long with sun, sand and surf. | MRS. ROBERT Tt. LINE
-Emerys on Honeymoon
in Northern Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E
Emery are honeymooning in
northern ;, ag ae following
their marriage Saturday eve-
ning at: Columbia Avenue
Baptist Church. The Rev
M. F. Boyd Jr. officiated be-
fore 100 guests.
The bride, the former Bar-
bara J. Morgan, is the daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Clyde-
Morgan of Clark street. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Emery of
Scott Lake road.
~*~ * *
A ballerina-length gown of
Chantilly lace and nylon tulle
over heavy satin was worn by
the bride. The lace bodice of
the dress was designed with a :
scalloped neckline and long :
tapered sleeves, and the tiered ,
skirt was of tulle. A crown of ie ler:
iridescent sequins and seed : & ~ en
pearls secured Her fingertip & - =
veil of imported silk illusion. White roses, centered with a | MRS. EDWARD EMERY
white orchid, comprised her
bouquet, and she wore a single were Paul Childers. brother
strand of pearls. a gift of the of the bride, and Robert Heed
bridegroom.
ATTEND BRIDE
The bride’s sister, Mrs. Al-
bert Smith, was matron of RECEPTION HELD
A reception was held in the
church parlors
honor, wearing a green nylon , Mrs. Morgan wore a dress of
tulle ballerina-length dress | navy silk organza with navy
with matching headpiece and | and white accessories for her
a bouquet of pink roses and daughter's wedding. A dusty
white carnations. ; rose lace dress with white
* * * accessories was the choice of
Attendants Mrs. Beauton Mrs. Em@ry. Both mothers
Matteson, sister of the bride, | wore corsages of Johanna Hill
and Mrs. Gerald Reynolds of | roses
, Lake Orion, wore gowns simi- | * *& *
matron's in pink with matching pink lace over cotton satin
headbands, Their flowers were dress and the white orchid from lar to that of the honor | The new Mrs. Emery wore a
roses and white carnations. | her bouquet with white acces-
| * * * sories for traveling.
Flower girl Wanda Smith, The couple will be at home
niece of the bride, wore green on Clark street
nylon organza and scattered
pink rose petals from a white
basket. Wash - and-wear clothing dries
in better shape if al! the closings
~ * * jare secure. Remember to close
Gerald Reynolds of Lake |buttons, snap grips or zippers be
Orion was best man. Ushers (fore washing. | |
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- White stock and carnations
banked the altar for the Sat-
urday afternoon wedding of
Judy Lynn Chadbourne and
Robert T. Line. The Rev. Ed-
ward D. Auchard officiated in
the presence of 200 guests at
the ceremony held in Orchard
Lake Community Church.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chad-
bourne of Brown road. Par-
ents of the bridegroom are the
Paul B. Lines of Wards Point
drive
IN TAFFETA GOWN
The bride's ballerina-length
gown was of white bouquet
taffeta. Appliques of lace out
lined the bateau neckline and
bell-shaped skirt. Her cap of
matching lace secured a {in-
gertip veil. She held an ar-
rangement of white rubrum
lilies, stephanotis, and ivy,
* * *
Lois MeKay of Harper Woods
attended as maid of honor,
gowned in blue batiste with
insets of white eyelet embroid-
ery. She wore a matching blue
circlet veil and held an ar-
rangement of rubrum lilies
with ivy
* * *
Jack Line of Atlanta, Ga
was his brother's best man
Ushers were William Liimakka
and Gerald Wallace, both of
Drayton Plains, Charles Sayre
of Waterford Township, and
Jerry Volkman of Birmingham
RECEPTION AT CHURCH
After the ceremony a recep-
tion was held in the church
parlor
Mrs. Chadbourne was gowned
in blue lace with matching ac
cessories and wore a corsage
of pink sweetheart roses for
her daughter's wedding. Mrs
Line wore pink chiffon with
rose accessories and a cor-
sage of pink sweetheart roses
* * *
A black cotton suit was the
bride’s choice for traveling.
The couple is on a two-menth
tour of Canada and the west-
ern coast
Both Mr. and Mrs. Line at-
tended Eastern Michigan Uni-
versity, and are teaching at
Isaac E. Crary Junior High
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TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959
WILLIAM D. CAREY
burn Ave., died yesterday at Avon there in the Forest Lawn Ceme-; | ner ral Home
Center Hospital, after an tilness of tery.
several months.
A retired farmer, Mr. Carey was
a graduate of Eastern Michigan
College and a native of Canada. °
He was a member of the Inter- EMIL WATERSTONE
Service for Emil Waterstone,
{ 4S. Saginaw &t.,
at 4 p.m. Wednesday at-the Voor-.4 son, Tony, at home; a brother. | will
national Order of Odd Fellows and h¢¢s-Siple Chapel.
the Presbyterian Church at Cros-
well,
Surviving is a daughter. Mrs.
Eleanor McClelland of Pontiac.
Service will be held at 8 pm
Wednesday at the
Funeral Home, His
taken to Croswell
L. FRANKLIN ELKINS
Mr. Elkins, 83. had owned and
operated the Pontiac
Bumper Works on Lake street. be-
fore moving to Howell in 1933. He
died at his home in Howell Sunday
after a long illness. Mr. Waterstone,
died Saturday after a long illness
Melvin A. Schutt bara Ellen Hintz,
body will be of Mr
for burial 620)
ut
Goyette
Spring °« & ice
McKnight, 77, of 395 W
Lake Dr
Thursday at the Walled Lake Meth
odist Church. Burial will be in the
W a sign in Three Oaks for sent by the Sherman Deaths in Pontiac ‘and Nearby Areas |
Funera!
William D. Carey, 89, of 116 Au- iservice Thursday. Burial will be Home, Ortonville, to Alabama. |
Mr. Millican died of gun shot
|wounds yesterday at his home. He
was an employe of the Fisher Bo-iy
>, Grand Blanc.
be held Surviving are his wife,
and two sisters.
painter,
BARBARA ELLEN HINTZ
CLARKSTON — Service for Bar- BY
infant ¢
and Mrs. Edward |}
Ascension Dr., was to
1) a.m. today at the
Funeral Home he
COMMERCE. TOWNSHIP—Ser
Bruce (Beatrice E 5 for Mrs
will be held at 1
Salem Cemetery under OAKLAND, Calif, (AP)
Lanphier Daniels, 53,
fornia girl to win the
ica title at Atlantic
Sunday laughter
{intz, of
be he'd
Sharpe
re with died City
from virus
University of Michigan
day in a hospital. He
Sunday at Fairfield when
2T feet while dismantling
pivtform Was
Walled
XO) pm
the dij first
Miss Amer Division of General Motors Corp.,
Deaths Elsewhere , THE ASSOCIATED PERSS
Faye
Cali
in 1925
pneu
Service for L. Franklin Elkins, burial to follow in the Lakeview monia. She was the mother of two
a former Pontiac resident, wil] be Cemetery daughters, and a grandmother
held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the The baby died at birth yesterday ere ° * . ‘McDonald Funeral! Home inat St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon N JENNA, Austria (AP) —Bela
Howell, Burial’ will be in the High-(iac Kovacs, former lender of Hun
land Cemetery) Suryiving besides he; parents gary & ante poweriul seriall bende
Surviving are his wife Jessie, are three brothers and sisters parly | died) Sunday ‘in ‘al hospital © son, Russell of Howell: a daughLaunic. Terri and Ricky. all at Radio Budapest announced Mon
ter, Mrs. Vera Smielewski of Ro- home aay. Me be in un is
chester; 13 grandchildren and 14 _ NORFOLK Con oe Earice
great-grandchildren MES. BRUCE McKNIGHT as ee con a arlan, 33. diving coach at the
died Mon
injured
he fell
a diving
Former Grand Rapids
(rave MRS. W. BRYANT TYRRELL | pection of Richardson-Bird Funeral
Mrs \W Bryant (Dorothy P.) Home here Publisher Publi i i fay ist Di Tyrrell, 64, of Takoma Park, Md., Mrs. McKnight died yesterday t <r D es
died of a heart attack. yesterday at her home following an illness of GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)
at Pontiac General Hospital after four weeks side service will be held Thursday
ident of
blishing a brief illness Surviving are-twe-sisters, Mrs. fur John N. Nind. 7% pres
Mis. Tyrrell had come to Pon- Julian Devereaux of Walled Lake the former Periodical Pu
tae for the funeral of her son, and Mrs. Bert Stanbo of Salein, Co. here and well-known furniture
Arthur Bon June 6 and had made and # brother, John Sustin of Cali industry publicist who died
arrangements to return home yer
terday
of the Sec
in Chicago
husband
William
and four She was a member
ond Baptist Church
Surviving besides her
are a daughter Mrs
Kuether of Minneapolis
grandchildren BRANDON
for Earnest R fornia
The fanatl
memorial contributions be
the Walled Lake requests th
Methodist
HARNEST KR. MILLI
TOWNSHIP
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CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY
‘Sees Headway
in Tax Battle; .
Everybody Tired
LANSING ®—A House Repab
li¢an leader today Soaa te ia.
makers would make “definite
headway” this week on settle. —
ment of a five-month battle
Edna; | over taxes.
“Everybody's getting sick of
hanging around here,’’ said Rep.
Allison Green (R-Kingston), GOP
floor leader. “We probably. can't
of the month but the end ought
to be in sight by then.”
* * *
Green huddied for the third
time last night with Rep. Joseph
4. Kowalski (D-Detroit), Demo
cratic floor leader, on a pro
posed compromise on rival tax
proposals put up by Republicans
and Democrats.
ht ok ° Green last week suggested a
package to include the Republi
can-backed plan to add a penny
to the three-cent use (sales) tax,
' amendments to the business ac
tivities tax and one or two ‘“‘nul-
sance’ taxes which together
would yield 140 million dollars
in new revenue. ¢
Democrats are backing a com
bination personal and corpora
tion income fax but House de-
feat of a piggy-back income tax
— weakened their stand,
A huge image of Paul Bunyan
folklore hero of tumberjacks, wel-
comes visitors to Brainerd, Min
nesota. According to legend, Bun-
yan used a trimmed pine tree for
a pencil. Hoofprints of his blue ox
sabe created Minnesota's 11,000
lakes gress today sent President Eisen-.
i howe wheat bill that he is vir- adjourn the session by the end | 2 “ Wheat Bill Goes pace
to Eisenhower Veto Expected Due to,
Boost in Price: Supports 300 Enrolled
Opposed by Ike in Summertime
WASHINGTON (UPI) — ‘Com Swim Program
wr on passing the original House
‘pill, no more House action now is
| necessary:
od
‘plan to take advantage of the
tually certain to veto because of Department of Parks & Recre
its price boost features. tion's first summertime swimming
The Senate last night approved program.
144-40 a Democratic-sponsored bil] Registrations for various
which had passed the House. It SWimming sessions and classes be
would boost supports on wheat to gan yesterday at City Hall
30 per cent of parity for the 1960 There is still room for more
and 196] crops and cut acreage al registrants in classes covering
lotments t 25 ‘r cent F : __ iy MICS bef Cer beads ie beginning swimming for chil-
dren and adults and specializ-
called on Congress repeatedly ing swimming, said Leonard T.
fo act te cut the 1,300,000,000 Buzz, city recreation director.
bushel wheat surplus in which The latter classes include syn
laxpayers have $3,000,000,000 Chronized water ballet for girls
invested. - and women and swimming-diving
But he made it clear he wanted Classes for boys and men
supports reduced — not raised * * ol ,
Passage of the bill in the Senate ~’immMing is offered mornings, President Eisenhower has
pulled the Democrats off what @{ternoons and evenings at Pontiac
could have been Northern High School an embarrassing
A full schedule is available at political spot. The House last week
rejected a compromise wheat bill the Parks & Recreation Depart
approved by a Senate-House con- Ment headquarters in City Hall
ference committee which would Buzz said
raise supports only to 80 per cent
of parity while cutting planting al
lotments 20 per cent. Champ in Par Form
* * * GALESBURG, Ill. (AP)—Harry
If the matter had been allowed Shoemaker, the defending cham
to die there, administration Jead- pion from Chattanooga, Tenn
ers could have blamed Congress matched par yesterday in a prac-
for the failure to take action to tice round of the national tourna-
stop the burgeoning wheat sur- ment of left-handed golfers which
pluses opens today at the Soangetaha
But the Senate went back to the Country Club. ern,
Nearly 300 Pontiac area residents |
types E ‘Movie Magnate, 82,
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for’ Arch Selwyn, 82, retired Goldfisch later adopted the name
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ler of the motion picture studio: was sold and became Metro-Gold-
\that became Metro-Goliwya-May-, | wyn-Mayer, Ey '
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Selwyn, who died Sunday, start- Eight U.S. Presidents did not
‘ed in show business as a lryear- | veto a single bill.
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PONTIAC, bah HIGAN SEVENTEEN
Press Phote Pentiac
town who are looking forward to the village's PRESIDENT ON PATROL — Lake Orion Vil-
lage President William Shoup patrols the waters
of Lake Orion to see that al] boaters and bathers
practice the rules of water safety. Shoup is sport-
ing a ar — days like many other men in “Centennial Spectacular’’ celebration July 3, 4
and 5. Among the events to be staged will be
sailboat races at 10 a. m. and a water carnival =
at 2 p.m. July 5 on Lake Orion
Miltord to Buy Road Grader,
Hire Sewage Plant Operator By REBA HEINTZELMAN
MILFORD
lasted almost five hours last night, ibe paved. Back streets would be Village Hall. At the present time
blacktopped the area is a mixture of spot zon- — At a meeting that
A request from William Knapp toing, according to Village President
‘hace neil t ard rezone, from residential to cem-Joseph Gerrard
i‘ — iE ™ a ay, et noe mercial, an area from Main to x * * xX i é dW +) * .
orized hiring a Tull time operator East. streets on Commerce road Four bids were opened for a new of the sewage disposal plant and
the purchasing of a new $10,000!
road grader.
* * *
They also accepted the water and
sewer line specifications of Fair-|
view Hills Subdivisions 2 and 3,)
and discussed the possibility of al
$32,000 street paving project.
State health officials have set~
duly 1 as the deadline for the
village to get its disposal plant
in operation before any new
subdivisions: can hook inte the
sewer line. and a $10,000 con-
awarded to the Galion Co. resulted in a public hearing dateroad grader,
set for 7:30 p.m. July 1 at thetract
Pick School Board Officer
in Romeo, Avon Township LOMEO — New president of the AVON TOWNSHIP — The Board
Board of Education of the Romeo of Education
The sewage plant, located just Community Schoofs is Dr. Ralph Schools has elected veteran mem-
east of the main dam in the Huron|C. Renwick. He succeeds Allen ber R. Grant Graham president
River, dumps into the river, as do/Rush, who was not a candidate for the 1959-60 school year. He
the Wixom Ford pliant, the Proud for membership on the Board in SUCCé eeds Gordon S. Hamilton who
Lake Recreation Genter and Camp) the June -8 election. was defeated for re-election to the
Dearborn plants. "sd ip: W, Mectiaumee hea bebe Oe
The City Manager L. Oliver Tay-| re-elected sec retary, and John John W. Buday has been ‘©
lor was authorized to hire a Man gawell was named to the post | elected secretary and Fleyd L.
to run analysis fests for the state! of treasurer, vacated by Dr. Ren. | Coby dr. named to the pest of
at:a starting salary of $4,000 a wick, | treasurer, succeeding Robert C.
year. | Sipperly. . * * * The two new Board members, Earl C. Wilson,
There was no mention made as Mrs. C. Harold Wills and-Raymond Board, was sworn in during the
io the Mill Pond dilernma still fac-| Wilson, also have filed their ac- organizational meeting. The next
ing the village fathers. The three ceptance to office. session will beheld July 6.
drained-off pond sites remain an) — newcomer to the |twe years to have the land ‘Southfield Builder
Fights for Rezoning
“SOU THFIELD — The Southfield
| Shopping Center Building Co. has
| served notice
City Commission that it will take
its
\land on Southfield road,
| 12-Mile on
acres of’
north of
road, rezoned from resi-,
dential to commercial to Wayne
County Circuit Court sometime in
| July. battle to have five
* *
The company has been trying for
re-
zoned, City Clerk Patrick Flan-
nery said. The firm was originally
‘turned down by Southfield Town-
ship and has been turned down
lately by the city
In other business at last night's
meeting, the City Commission ap-
propriated $34,800 tor capital im-
provements and road maintenance
to cover the one week left in
Southfield’s fiscal year
Bonds Awarded
by Rochester interest Rate Is 4.46 by
Detroit Firm for Water
Tower and Mains
ROCHESTER — The Rochester
Village Council last night awarded
the bid for water improvement
bonds to Kenower, MacArthur and
Co., Detroit
* *
The five bidders offered effective
interegt rates ranging from 4.46 to
4.71 per cent for the next 25 years.
The Detroit firm's rate was the
lowest
The bid covers the $280,000 bond
issue for erection of the new water
tower east of town, water mains
and lines.
Work on the project is scheduled
to start ‘almost immediately,’’ Vil-
lage Manager Paul York said to-|
day
The Council also adopted the
currently pending water sprin-
kling o
tion. When the temperature goes
over 80 degrees, no sprinkling
will be. allowed.
The ordinance provides that res-
numbered
of the Avondale Houses use their hoses only on the and pony rides and rides idents living in even
odd days
* ¥
action, *
In other the local gov the Southfield!
inance, with one addi. | Pontiac Townshi
Homecoming Ip
-
‘Hard Work’ eena Her Young {6 Groups Plan to Stage
on July 3,4
Annual Affair Woman, 100, Loves to Visit Street Dance to Kick
Off Celebration in Back
of Pontiac State Bank
PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — Sixteen
loca] organizations are taking ac-
tive part in preparations for the
second annual homecoming cel-
ebration to be staged here on July
3 and 4, according to Kenneth Col-
lins and Mrs. Thomas FE Wilson,
cochairmen of the event
* * *
The program will open at 9 p.m.
on July 3 with a “Kick-Off Dance.”
a street dance, to take place in
the Pontiac the area in back of
State Bank, located at the corner
of Auburn and Squirrel roads
in Auburn Heights
In case of rain, the dance will
be held at the American Legion
Hall on Churchill road, Orville
Chamberlath and his group will
provide the music for dancing:
On July 4 a full se *hedule of ac-
tivities has been planned, Collins
said.
The day long program will begin
at 9 am. with a “Merchandise
Shoot"’ which will continue all day.
The next event will be a boat race
on the Clinton River at 10 a.m. to
be followed by a Tug O’ War be-
tween members of the local post of
the American Legion and Pontiac
Township volunteer firemen
* * *
Booths on the Auburn Heights
|Elementary School grounds will be
open at noon, Features of the aft-
ernoon program will be a base ‘ball
game at 1 p.m, children’s games
at 2 and a danc e for teenagers
Prizes wil] be awarded to win-
ners of the ‘shoot,’ boat races
and children’s games, the chair-
men said
MANY RIDES
Other activities will include hay
on the died in 1926, By LEE WINBORN
ROCHESTER — Pampered and
-siekly as a child) Mrs. Amelia
Gilbert has outlived all of her
10 brothers and sisters except her
youngest brother, who is now over
80. Mrs. Gilbert is 100 vears old,
Slightly deaf and partially blind
now, Mrs. Gilbert still has amazing
vitality for one of her years. She
is able to walk by: herself with
the aid of a cane and loves to go
visiting
At the age of 91 ‘Mether”’
Gilbert made the round trip
from Michigan to Sacramento,
Calif., by car and would prob-
ably do it again if the oppor.
tunity presented itself. her -
daughter, Mrs. Harold WN.
Coulter, says.
Mrs. Gilbert makes her home
with her daughter, her only child
‘and her son-in-law at T18 Ludlow
St. and spends her days watching
television and reading her Bible.
NEAT, TIDY
She
home takes a nap when she's
but when she goes to visit
her grandson, Llewellyn, and his
family in Midland, she can't be
bothered resting
Meticulous in
Gilbert prides herself on
well groomed and likes to see
everything neat and tidy. Her hair
is always carefully coiffed, and Mrs.
being her habits,
she dresses in good taste with
becoming accessories.
When asked to what she at
tributed her longevity, the
charming centenarian said,
“Hard work.”
Mrs. Gilbert has led an active
life with her home, family, church
and club—she is a life member
of the Orde of the Eastern Star.
In addition, her daughter said that
she used to spend many happy
hours working in her garden
Mrs. Gilbert's husband, Jobn
and since that time
township fire truck. Food will be she has lived with her daughter's
served throughout the day at the family
school grounds with full dinners tensively
erning body authorized a change inito be served at the. Community coast to the other.
the traffic signal at the intersec-
|tion of Parkdale and Romeo roads
The green arrow will be changed
to a red flashing arrow
Hall on Squirrel road.
Finale of the celebration will
, be the fireworks display. at 9
p-m,
The homecoming festivities are
spansored by the Community Civic
Council “to promote neighborliness
and to give atl members of every
family something to do on the holi-
Collins said
* * * day,”
are and has traveled = ex
with them from one
* * *
Her son-in-law was formerly
with the Ferry Seed Co.
‘during World War here, but
ll he took a SPRY AT 100 — Mrs. Amelia ( ‘)
Pentiac Press Phete
silbert sits in her favorite rock-
ing chair and reads her Bible at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Harold N. Coulter,
Gilbert attributes her long life to
on the West Coast until last year
when they decided to meve back
to Michigan to be near Llewellyn
and Mrs, Gilbert's hometown of
Harbor Beach.
Besides Llewellyn, Mrs. Gilbert
has another grandson, Neal,- al
home in Rochester, and four great
grandchildren,
* * *
“A mother to everyone,” her 718 Ludiow St.,
pasttime when she isn't going visiting in the family car
“hard work.” This is her usual
‘Mother’ Rochester
job in California and his family— daughter says about Mrs. Gilbert,
including Mrs. Gilbert—joined him 8nd her heart is still good, and that's what keeps her going.”
there Mrs. Coulter, 70 herself, may well
That was back in 1943. The follow in her mother's footsteps
Coulters and Mrs. Gilbert stayed She has the same interests and
loves to keep busy all of the time
Chivalry Isn't Dead!
ATLANTA ‘UP4) George W
Rigdon, a bus driver, was of
ficially commended by the City
Transit System for carrying &
waiting woman press -iger across
a mud puddle se she could get
on,
eyesore in the center of town.
The council decided to do away
tion en the new Township and
Fire Hall now under construc-
tion. The village will charge the
township an agaual flat rate of Plan Festival with a $280 water meter installa- | -
in Leonard
Fire Station Sentence Two
fo Prison Term Participating organizations
the Community Club, Hill-Gagette
post No. 143 of the American Le-
gion and auxiliary, MOMS Unit
No. 19. the Pontiac Township vol-
unteer firemen, Metropolitan Spirit
No. 60 and auxiliary and the Boys WHITEWALL TRADE-IN SALE ADDISON TOWNSHIP — The
‘Addison Township Fire Department |
‘The paving project was tabled will hold its annual Strawberry,
for one week to determine which’ | Festival Saturday in the fire hall
streets would be completed first.|;, Leonard, The men will start: A discussion on how to get a $15,000)
cash difference between what the/Serving at 2 p.m.
budget allows and why is needed Since there appears to
for concrete pavement involved a bumper crop of strawberries |o-
possibility of assessing those prop-
erty owners fronting on the street $80 for use of the water and
——— Police Follow Trail of
Bank Checks to Cache
at Walled Lake Beach
WALLED LAKE.
* toiled by the sand at Walled Lake
in a safe robbery here, two ment
the firemen will pers of a gang were sentenced to he — Having been
cally this year,
a flat rate. serve fresh berries rather than Jackson Prison yesterday by Qak-
Only main thoroughfares would frozen ones as in the past, they land County Circuit Judge Frank
said today, L. Dety. A third member was
| John Sutherby, festival chairman Placed on probation. .
C { Bo d OKs isays tickets for the event are now Robert Schermerhorn. 27. of
oun y al on sale from any of the fownship 2716 Woodlawn St., Oakley Park,
firemen received 5 to 15 years; his brother.
a __ Raymond B. Schermerhorn, 28. of
the same address, three years pro-
‘bation and $200 costs, and Carl ie
Hess, 18, of 960 Adelaide Dr., Area Water System Dinner Set Tononaw
The Oakland County Board of at Howarth Church
Supervisors _ yesterday authorized to 15 years.
the Department of Public Works ORION TOWNSHIP — The Wom- They all pleaded guilty June 4 to
to-proceed with establishment of a en's Society of Christian Service burglary of a 700-pound safe from
water and sewage system in West of the Howarth Methodist Church'g Walled Lake auto dealer show.
Bloomfield Township's Pine Center will sponsor a dinner tomorrow room.
subdivision. beginning at 5 p.m., at the church. |
The township Boarg in April re- Proceeds from the event, which)
quested the county’ to establish, is open to the public, will go into
such systems~ under the law’ al- the church maintenance fund. Din-|
lowing the DPW to take over when ner chairman is Mrs. A. B. Waite. |
individua] units are unable to do’
the job
The subdivision is loc ated in the
northwest corner of the intersec-
tion of West Long Lake and Mid-|
dle Belt roads.
Supervisors unanimously A trail of checks four blocks long
led police to the Walled Lake beach
‘where the brothers had tried to)
‘bury their $500 in cash and $3,100)
(in checks in the sand and then
‘push the safe into the lake. They!
'got three cars stuck in the sand
trying. |
Fire Destroys Barn
on Perry Lake Road
INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP—
ap- An abandoned barn on Perry Lake
proved the work with the under- | * A ili
road burned to the ground yester- egion UX! lary
. lay afternoc Are
anne ne tooth of the syatem|, Sheriff's officers put out a small Names Officers with no cost to. the county fire in the building at 11:45 a.m... __ but a second blaze at 1:56 p.m, AUBURN HEIGHTS — Mrs. Wal
brought total destruction. ter Leitner has been elected presi:
Lake Orion ieceabees It is believed that children start- dent of the Auburn Heights Fi
Meet Tonight for Dinner ¢d the fires. ican Legion Auxiliary. The aux-
a liliary also elected Mary Miller,
|first vice president; second vice
|president, ‘Mrs. Paul Elwell; and
secretary, Mrs, Ralph Perkins
Mrs, Harold Harmon was picked
LAKE ORION — The Maccabees
of Lake Orion will hold a ing
ship potluck dinner at 6 p.m.
day at the Methodist Church house Centennial Farm
Designated at Troy
here. TROY — A tract of land here ¢ or treasurer. Delegates also were
Meat and potatoes will be fur- has been designated a ‘centennial elected to eaceben the Rates nished, and each member is re- farm” by the Michigan Historical Heights Legion Auxiliiry at the an
quested to bring a long-absent or Commissién at Lansing nual
a prospective member This newly designated centennial (
A white elephant sale is planned farm is owned and operated by
in connection with the — convention to he held at
srand Rapids this. summer
Mrs, Catherine Bogart and Mrs
Frank B. Hill at 4320 Jobn R and Leitner will attend the Grand Rap-
has been in his family since 1848. ids convention which wil! run from
Nickel alloys have been used re- Originally, it was purchased by his July 16 through July 19
cently in oil refining equipment grandfather, Elisha Hill The new post and auxiliary of-
because the metal stands up under —————————— ficers will be installed as soon as
both heat and sutezero tempera-| An estimated 750,000 Americans g date car be arranged with the:
tures. r
Se ee ee ee ee a today will be blind melas they die. Oakland County Voiture. ‘
Club of Auburn Heights
Others are the Lions Club, Re-
tary Club, and Sportsmens Club,
all of Auburn Heights, the Aven-
dale Fire department, Metropoli-
tan No. 83 and auxiliary and Cub
Scout Pack 75.
Committee chairmen are
Reymond J. Geffrion, groiinds; Capt
Bu- JEAN MARIE. WELDON . ford Falls and Gerry Hill. ways
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Weldon and means; William Horsey, ad-
of 88% Wileox Rd. Avon Town. ‘SOF: Hareld Davis, program;
ship, announce the engagement Richard Elwell, children’s games,
of their daughter, Jean Marie, and “Kick-Off Dance,” Mrs. Wil
to Eugene M_ Maitrott. He is the | 50F
son of Mrs, Maynard Maitrott of ® = *
312 Lindwood St., Rochester, and Mrs. AlbertsJarvis is secretary-
the late Mr. Maitrott. The wed- (treasurer of the Council and home |
ding’ is planned for Sept. 12 coming committee
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the. Rev. Edward A. Smith of De- .
itroit Saturday evening, in a cere-| Pig bride a pene ee dalle :
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groom, arid Miss Marylin Lucas
of Detroit
Duties as best man were per-
formed by Robert Barber of
Lima, Ohio, Ushers were James
Franklin of Beck and Paul Kel.
ler of Detroit.
Immediately following the cere. |
mony a reception was held in the
Gingellville Community Club. i
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The newlyweds then departed on
a trip through Canada. They wiil
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'Charles Murphy to pay $38.75 or $, TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1950 - elcte ot
Scuffle ’Til Police Come
Robber F oiled by Banker | LANSING (UPI)—Rep! Clarence Lansing}, ‘who represented Meggi-
Meggison (R-Charlevoix) has won son in the day-long Ingham Circuit
yw A! Donald C. Musser, 29, was his appeal of a thunicipal court Court trial, maintained the police- RIGH TEEN.
|State Solon Wins Appeal:
of Traffic Conviction
CROCKETT, Va. (AP)
dead-broke gunman who figured a) bound and gagged bat pulled tree conviction on a charge of failure ment lost thelr rightotway be
bank ropbery would be the best|ot his bonds, snatched the ban-|to yield the. right of way: jcause they were “going at an
ur erer way to get some money tried to'dit's” .25 automatic pistol, and) A circuit court jury deliberated illegal rate of speed.” He said
hold up @ branch bank bere Mon- grappled with the would-be robber's half hour yesterday before re- Meggison “yielded to what he
FLINT w — James R. Seeley,
33-year-old musician who pleaded
guilty to second-degree murder,
was under three concurrent sen
tences of 17'2 to 35 years today in
the slaying of his wife and two of
their four daughters
Seeley's wife Carol, 32, was
hacked to death with a hatchet
The two children were drowned in
the bathroom
Seeley never gave authorities an
explanation, merely saying he had
an uncontrollable compulsion.
Circuit Judge Stephen J. Roth
said in sentencing Seeley yester-
day that apparently frustrations
from being “poorly adjusted” with
his wife and ‘‘withdrawn’’ from
the giris * ‘burst the dam.”
Highway Funds Bill FROM BATTLEFIELD TO Jt
tank crunches junked autos in (
The monster (original cost,
cngeed from a Army for $300
|
Favorable to State Ethel Barrymore Rests
pun 6 milo diane in tere TY Crypt Near Brothers Warned of Floods highway funds under a bill now
before Congress, George N, Hig-
gins, chairman of the Michigan HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ethel
Turnpike Authority, reported to- Barrymore’s body rests today in
day. a mausoleum crypt near those of
Higgins said the measure, re- her brothers John and Lionel
cently reported by the House Probably the smallest audience
Public Works Committee , in- of her career—about 250— attend
cludes $73,800,000 for the Mack- oq |nast rites Monday for the
inaw bridge whose total con- queen of the royal family of the
struction cost was 100 raillion — =
dollars.
The bill reimburses states for ‘Liberace Plays
toll and toll-free expressways and
bridge construction on the inter-
state system which were completed fonignt
without 90 per cent federal aid. Q
States would be required to use ueen ot er
the money for construction of new” MANCHESTER, Fngland (UPI)
toll-free roads Liberace tonight plays his plano
Higgins said Michigan residents for Queen Mother Elizabeth, to
should urge the state’s congres. (include a tour of E ngland marked
sional delegation to seek approval by jampacked audiences and a
of the measure successful Hbel sutt
The American entertainer, along
. ’ * ‘with stars of the British variety
Michigan eanelic cireult, will play the command per
formance before the Queen Mothers
Edi § b at Manchester's old Palace The-
for Succumbs ~—:.. It is Liberace’ s last performance
DETROIT W—Edward A. “Me in England this year
Donnell, 61, managing editor of tie Producer Henry Charles of the
Michigan Catholic, died today of a old Palace assigned the only pri
heart attack at his home vate dressing room in the theater
He came to the Detroit Archdio to Liberace
cese newspaper after 23 yenrys as “We gave it to him because he
a onewspaperman in Cleveland, will be arriving with the usual
Kansas City and Girand Rapids retinue, including his cenductor
Born in Cleveland, MeDonnell manager and valet.” Charter sat
attended John Carroll University
He worked for the Cleveland dio
cesean: newspaper, the Catholic Maybe Cat Can’ t Read,
Bulletin, the Cleveland Plain Deal- byt She’s Appropriate
er and the Cevefand News before
goings to the Kaffsas City Star and) LA MESA, Calif. #&\—Members of
the Grand Rapids Press. He joined the turns [. Bentley family are
the Michigan Catholic in 1946. wondering if their cat, Fluffy, ran
He is survived by his Widow read.
Loretta, a son, the Rev. Graham’ The cat found a box i the Bent-
P. McDonnell of New York, and a ley garage with “Stork Special”
daughter, Mrs William Smith of printed on it, crawled into it and
Detroit ‘ had her three kittens there) Mrs
Funeral arrangements fre in Bentley said that the box had one
complete held pail for babies » diaper
Skeleton Near Saginaw
Identified by Dental Work |
Coroner William Shea said the
woman apparently > was killed and
buried last summer SAGINAW W—Deputies sought |
today to reconstruct the myster-
fous shotgun slaying of « 29-year
ole woma Moke RKKele 4
Rere Sindy Bacon was separated from her
The skeleton was identified last husband and lived alone in Sag
nicht na that of Mix Pauicle inaw, Her husband was believed
Ann’ Bacon of Saginaw to be living In Plymouth, ind.
* * * Te victim also used the name:
Mrs Bacon had been shot in Patricia Ann Sanders and Patricia
the face and chest with a shotiin Ann Piupsons, her maiden name
Her remains were found buried Relatives told police they last
in a. wooded area in Spaulding saw Mrs. Bacon alive May 13
township, three iniles south of Say 1958 A sister reported her massing
niin in’ August 1998, ‘NKYARD—This been scrapped but the owners found it was —A¢t. Passed by Congress to control ae kasd ‘ed hae © te le
Neveland, Ohio handy for demolishing .the autos, switching @C¢Ccess to prosecute secrets BY the ficor, pnt him, bound
$35,000) was pur railroad cars in the yard and lifting objects defendants in federal criminal’). \ ists then made the error of
| 0) ] jlard of Imlay City, secretary-treas- Highway patrolman Emery J. Han
Hos ita {rl e |urer (Highway patrolman Emery J
: | Mrs Myrtle Tarpening of Imlay; Hanlon thought he saw a driver .
j Increases ‘yesterday when both = sides ac F —
cepted an agreement granting par- |
tin} union recognition and wage CSDI e Op OUI Ania
ing It also.
| workers,
‘ing $32 to $40 a week for working lay but was foiled by its spunky until help arrived. i}
Supreme Court
ORS Jencns Act | ctor semrcess | charge of attempted bannk robbery
lin his fumbling effort to make off!
‘with $12,000 in the Crockett branch’
jof the Wythe County National
Bank,
They quoted Martin as saying ; acquittal ‘charge saw.’
lof Jefferson City, Tenn., on a’ trom cdr Geaaeae
pomcene 4 Nig back by Then,
Time to Quit Anyway. Meggison’s car hit a two-seat :
carrying two off; | HONOLULU u—Sign on a phone duty policemen April 13. A NY oth near Schofield Barracks, a | of six men found him guilty in 1 ¢ Army camp outside Honolulu:
Municipal Court. “Please jimit your calls to four
Se ee girls.’’
the money and | figured that was Rule Law Rather Than tie best way is Ba BL”
1957 Decision Governs xe t | t
: | Musser told officers Martin,
Document Inspection | re into the bank ahout 1:30 |p.m. when Musser was alone,
WASHINGTON \W— The Jencks and pulled out the pistol and de- Mb EM aia: beth,
trials, today had the blessing of jaying his pistol on the floor as he|
the Supreme Court. began tying Musser’s ankles.
In a series of cases the high tri Musser wriggled, freed his
|bunal ruled yesterday that the/"nds, gabbed the pistol, fired it he he| about six times’ until it was
Jencks Act, rather than the anoty, and began a scuffle with |court’s own 1957 Jencks decision, the intruder. They had fought all
'governs what material the defense|/the way to the door when police!
is entitled to receive. arrived.
American theater, Miss Barry. TOKYO (AP) — Rea Chine With votes ranging from 9-0 to
more, 79, died last Thursday of a warned the millions of Chinese 44 the court affirmed seven om Over the Hill? It was to have weighing as much as 15 tons.
Canton Residents
Henriuaitnient living in the Canton area of victions in which the Jencks A
ts * Kwangtung province that raging was raised as an issue. " Sh ucks, Michigan |
After the Requiem High Mass flood crests on the swollen rivers ‘The decisions made clear that
federa) district judges have consid- Just Starting Up!
erable leeway in deciding whether ;
MACKINAC ISLAND (®—The |
president of Consumers Power |
Co. says Miehigan “isn’t over |
the hill — it is just well started
on its upward climb.”
Dan E. Karn, in a speech at |
a joint meeting of the Michi-
gan Electric and Michigan Gas
Associations, yesterday ex. |
pressed faith that the state will |
pull itself out of its current fi- her casket was taken to Calvary will strike there Wednesday.
Cemetery Mausoleum, It had been! x *« &
announced her body would be the Communists already have to permit inspection of documents
placed next to those of her fam-~ guid the floods in Kwangtung may by the defense. ous actor brothers be the worst of the century. The x * *
* * * damage is expected to deal a In its 1957 decision, the Supreme
A cemetery spokesman said sharp blow to Red economic hopes Court said the defense was entitled
another family recently bought the thig year. to get prior statements made to
lerypt next to John’s and that it) x * * government agents by two wit-
is occupied. A recently appointed’ Several million peasants, led by nesses in the trial of Clinton
cemetery manager knew of no 4r- Communist party secretaries and Jencks. He was charged with filing
rangemet holding it for the ac- soldiers, worked around the clock false non-Communist oaths under
tress. She had not bought it in the driving rain to meet the the Taft-Hartley Law.
Miss Barrymore's family and danger poised by the river crests. The 1957 decision set aside nancial difficulties,
friends said they will try to ob Three major rivers, the North, Jencks’ conviction and he has “There is nothing wrong with
Michigan that cannot and will
not be corrected,’’ Karn said.
“Michigan is not poor; it is rich, |
ranking high among the states ‘West and East, come together in never been tried again. There were
the Canton region. They flow into protests in Congress and elsewhere
the South China Sea through the that the decision would make FBI
Pearl River estuary. The fertile files and. other secret data avail- tain the crypt.
* * *
Mourners included Billie Burke
Irene Dunne, George Murphy, ks
telle Winwood and Miss Barry delta, made up of the accumulat- able to subversives and other crim- 8% to average income. It isn't
more's three children — Samuel ed gilt of the rivers, gives the. inals. over the hill — it ie just well | Barrymore Colt, John Drew Colt, province three crops a year. | ~« * * i started on its upward climb.” |
and Ethel Barrymore Colt Mig | es kala result, Congress passed the — =. firm president said
Netta Jencks Act. Under it, the district s needs fewer people
The pallbearers were producer Tom Osmer judge determines what documents “who go off half-cocked on the
Charles Brackett. writer Philip the defense is entitled to receive. basis of incomplete and inac-
curate information” and more
people ‘‘who take the trouble to
obtain accurate information be- lIf he decides the defense should |
a particular document, he
“Audubon Society ‘crcens Dunne. educator Robert Maynard | ‘Heads Lapeer
Hutchins, designer Orry Kelly, a
ducer Herbert Bayard Swope, to eliminate material nancier Neil McCarthy and Oe not directly connected with the is- fore they sound off.”
Clyde Barton, Miss Barrymore's) LAPEER — The 2-year-old La- sues of the case on trial. Karn called the state's money
peer Audubon Society elected Tom — problems ‘“‘temporary.”
Osmer president during its last
Soainess, feeetiig of the year Driver Thee te Keep
Serving with Osmer will be Pet Tiger From Horn
| Olive Betcher of Imlay City, vice |
|president: and Mrs. Beatrice Gil- | Calif, (UPI)— physician
New York Ends LAFAYETTE,
City was elected program chair. struggling with someone in a -
‘ man. The new executive board will passing car and decided to inves
Both Sides Accept Plan consist of Graham Terry of Al- tigate.
to Increase Pay After mont, Mrs, Emma Porter of Dry- ‘‘It's nothing at all,” aid wer.
den, and Mrs. Ann Vanderheide of ritt R. Ketchum, 31, a seaman
46- Day Walkout Hadley. The new officers each will ‘‘It's just my pet Bengal tiger. He
erve a two-year term wants to blow the horn.”
NEW YORK (UPI)—Non-profes : niin
ional workers in seven hospitals
returned to their jobs today end . 1
ing a 46day walkout
The strike against the private, farkweal we if] i0DE J
non profit institutions was settled ~
Non-medical employes went on
strike against six hospitals May,
& and the seventh a month Jater,, LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Mass; Albert J. Ahern Jr., one of the
to support demands for recogni-| killer Charles Starkweather isitwo Washington attorneys who!
tion of Local 1199 of the Retail still hopeful he will get a review filed the Supreme Court applica-
their of his case in the courts ition, said he will ask the court
| The 20-year-old killer was con- to modify fts order to state that
ivicted in the slaying of Robert:its denial was without prejudice
Jensen 17 Bennet, Neb. Jensen'to renewal of the constitutional
was one of 11 persons Starkweath- issues in the Nebraska state Drug Fimployes Union as
bargaining agent
oa
Medical personnel remained on —_—
thelr jobs at the hospital, but the
non-medical services for .s0Me |. has admitted slaying courts
41,000 patients have been per: * * * Nebraska Atty. General C. S
formed by volunteers during the | Starkweather contends he did Beck said that when he gets a
walkout. Inot have a fair trial in that he copy of the order he will ask the
the Union Claimed 3,700 persons* was not properly represented by/| state Supreme Court to set an exe
walked out The hospitals said| his two ST SEDO attorneys.|cution date. It will be the fifth —
there were only 1,000 strikers, He asked the US. Supreme Court! death date for Starkweather
The seven hospitals also accept-| to grant a review of the case. The * * {
ed the settlement and 74 other; court denied the application with. Caril Ann Fugate, 16, was con-
hospitals in the Greater New York/out comment Monday victed and sentenced to life as an-
Hospital Assn. considered ac cept * * * ‘accomplice of Starkweather in the)
Told of the decision, Stark- Jensen slaying. She, too, is ap-|
.| weather said only that he still had | | pealing and now has applications |
hope. He returned to his oil paint- ' before the: state Supreme Court!
for a new trial. | A Union official said the agree-
ment set up grievanee mac hinery|
and provided a $40 week basic) !ng of a snow scene
wage for a 40-hour week for the
whoo have been receiv-
of news. longer work weeks
NEW IDEA—Twin-hulled fireboat, which Will be built in Swan
sea, Wales, for trials, Is shown in sketch. Two 60-foot long, 14-foot
wide bulls are joined chtamaran-style. They are eight feet dpart |
at the deck level. Craft will be propelled by two diesel engines
which will act as rudders. There will be nine four-inch nozzle
hoses. Operations are directed from fourth-tier cabin. 4 s
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* ‘Council Ban moki é Enrollments in the first two increase by 44 per cent by 1966 * we]
tae ele oe a$ sted | GOP Tax P roposal pear of college are expected to and by 66 per. cogs by 1976. i ' tiiesiy. Game tok ° SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. WA new |
WARD-PAK—SOFT-PAK Council chambers, » the Tows|
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LANSING (9 — The chairman = also “ARSON FOR HIRE” of the Senate Taxation Committee
today cited out-of-state expansion
plans by a Grand Rapids furniture
manufacturer as an arguement for
passage of the Republcian-backed
use (sales) tax increase.
|. x * *
Sen, Clyde H. Geerlings (R-Hol-
land) said Grand Rapids will lose
about 400 potential jobs if Julius
and Kenneth Bergsma, executives
for three Grand Rapids furniture Gasooay CinenaScopE | HAPPINESS |
companies, carry out plans to build COLOR by DE LUXE
a new plant in Johnson City, Tenn.
The announcement came, he m RK TWAIN's
said, after Gov. Burford Ellington
of Tennessee toured Michigan in yy
an effort to attract new industry
to his state a on
* * *
“This is just another indication Retassed Du UNITED ARTISTS . Coior @ Tachnicoior
that we must exercise great dis-
cretion in the type of legislation
‘a method devised by Russia to build apartment ment building could be constructed in 10 12 > we a BLUE SKY e de y zi o Pi ci g co e constructed 1 or to the three-cent use tax will do ALL COLOR
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we adopt in order to discourage:
rather than encourage raids on our
industry and jobs.”’ he said a ea a | BUILDING WITH BLOCKS—Models show new in piace by giant cranes. Reds say an 80-apart- The GOP proposal to adda penny
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von Dykes Sees Schedule Aiding Tiger Hopes x * * BY BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press Detroit Plays
iDodger Lefty Fans 16—Mantle’s Homers Pace Yanks’ Win. kok ok Pn e
A of Next 60
Games af HOMO aes rue sneraioo | They always said it couldn't be
' Foytack Opens 14-Tilt done — but Sandy Koufax can make rival batsmen look like
Stand Tonight, Against yorse hitters than he is.
Boston Koufax, a Brooklyn-born $20,000-
bonus baby who once sprained an}
His clothing and face were smeared with mud. His DETROIT (UP1)—Jimmie Dykes, #nkle when he “tripped over the
the man who has injected new life foul line’ at Ebbets Field, looked! One Sunday afternoon last Fall, a happy gang of
little football players mobbed a young man dressed in!
black when he came onto the gridiron where a few min-
utes earlier a grid championship had just been de-
cided.
When. the happy melee ended the man in black looked |
like he had just finished playing four quarters of foot-
ball with the kids. Koutax Just Misses Record
2
Like he finally is coming of age a8) In 1853 bat be @id carn 2 couple frame would have set s new Major |
a Major League pitcher Monday; of times in the record book League mark.
night when he struck out 16 batters| - high and | The Dodgers clinched the vic-|
while pitching the Dodgers to a | selling 0 might — ‘tory when they scored three runs)
6-2 victory over the Philadelphia| ™stehing the top marks for the j,, the fifth inning, the key tiows|
Phillies. | elub and all lefties. ‘being a two-run single by Gi
Koufax’ pertormance fell one | Koufax struck out at least one Hodges and a runprogucing single
strikeout shy of the National “batter in every inning up to the phages garni, gia
League mark set by Dizzy Dean ninth. Three strikeouts in the final _ oy pared to,
‘seven walks.. Eight Dodgers struck | save his black top coat was a good cleaning. schedule could be the biggest asset
The little band of gridders were those from St. Bene- in Detroit’s bid for its first Amer-
dict’s parish on the West Side and the man who had !can League pennant in 14 years.
: Dykes noted that 42 of Detroit's
just been given a mud bath was Fr. John J. Hoar. next 60-games will be played at
* * * hat was all crumpled and the only thing that could
‘into the Tigers, said today the
out, the game total of 24 for both)
clubs equalling a Major League
record.
Mickey Mantle drove in six runs
with ‘two homers and a triple to!
‘fead the New York Yankees to i
'11 victory over the Kansas Ci
"10 for the Phillies but they got
|home where the Tigers have Pine
This was a happy day, mud and all, for Fr. Hoar. It wee ain gene gel nages ‘|
was one of his happiest moments in five years at St. on may 2
Benedicts
The sports-minded young priest was determined
when he came to the new school he was going to give
the kids of his parish some kind of athletic program,
budget or no budget. ,
He scraped up old torn and tattered athletic uniforms, aay te wieere “mn 19 of thoes
and started an annual sports banquet which in four starts | “Those home games should tell |
the story,” Dykes said. ‘‘Ae-
| tually, we've done very well on |
| the road, but pennants are. usual-
| ly won or lost at home." Detroit has played 32 road game s|
. *~ *« *
affairs has netted well over $4,000. | “Actually, our schedule looks | AMERICAN LEAGUE
x k& good only through late August.” cievetana oo re eee
Most every youngster in the parish who qualified Dykes pointed out. ‘In September, |Chicsco, 4 30 1 ,
physically and by age participated in the athletic pro- we asad on te tale advantage of Kew. ork, fi i S21 24
anaes © 2 4
gram and to them Fr. Hoar is an idol synonomous with our heavy home schedule in the een” ~ te iy ostlon | 28
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
New York Il, Kansas City 6. night
Only game scheduled The Tigers open a 14-game
TODAYS GAMES (Times Eastern Siandard) home stand tonight against the
Boston Ked Sox and Dykes | New io hear City 9 pm —Pord 6 vs ucks (1-4
doubts that Al Kaline will see | Washington at Chicago 8 pm
any service in the three games | (2) ve Wynn (95) weeks ahead.”’ good sports.
Like many other athletic teams, the St. Benedict
squads took their drubbings when they started com-
petition in the area CYO league. Fischer,
For this reason that Sunday afternoon, the kids at) with poston. vere Fonace iste? need
ents, numberin . eltimore et Cleveland 7 pm —Pappes St. Benedicts along with their par B) Kaine suffered a cheekbone, (3) ve Belt wean | -
- fracture at Baltimore last Thurs- new York at Kansas City 9 pm |; Washington at Chicago | 30 pm
| Boston at Detroit 1.30 pm
'd sure like to use Al against Baltimore at Cleveland 7 pm
NATIONAL LEAGUE nearly 2,000, momentarily gave little thought to priest-_
ly dignity when Fr. Hoar went out to help celebrate Gey Ge
their victory |Boston,” Dykes said. ‘He's done| pce ght,
7 rf * jsome of his best hitting against) Muwautee ee, ee)
lthe Red Sox. But he still gets painy (05 Fremcisco 30 ee ac > (- Los Angel 37 33 29 3
It wasn’t just the triumph which uncorked the vi when he looks down and it will Pittsburgh > moe Uk tory celebration, but the fact that they wanted to WIN probably be three or four days he. (Mee , m gs 7% | . ; ' Of ineinnatl ” “sm 455 L.) : e it all possible. fore he gets back in the lineup.” | Fineinne +
for the man who made i I ; a VesTERDAY'S RESULTS * * * |} fan Francisco 4, Pittsburgh |
Roston) ie Angeles & — ja 2. night
mmily games scheduied
TODAY'S GAMES It also meant so much because they knew that soon
Fr. Hoar would be leaving them. In
this season nine gameg against
Kaline has banged out)
ee at fan Francisco 16 18 pm — - oy 9 at bats, driven in 19 ¥ weeks he ove to another young and '!7 hits In 3 aw (7-4) ve & Jones (84) In a few weeks he will m ; y B te runs and connected for five home st outa a op ala onl & pm —Kellner
growing parish where athletic needs of the youngsters ji. petroit, has won six of the cnicces Ce ence a pm -nonvie|
(6-6) ve. Nuxfiall (3-5) nine games with Boston
Dykes sald Kaline might be
available for pinch-hitting be-
fore he's ready to return to cen-
ter field.
“But that’s strictly up to him,” are the same as when he came to St. Benedicts.
* * *
He won't be so far away that he will not be able to
keep an eye on the West Side youngsters because he is,
moving to St. Williams Parish in Walled Lake. Philadelphia at Los Angeles | pm
«Cardwell (1-4) vs McDevitt (5-6)
| TOMORROW'S eee
| Chicago at Cincinnat! 8
St Louls at Milwaukee p m
Philadelphia at Los Angeles 10
Pittaburgh at Ban Francisco 3}
,
pim }
MONDAYS FIGHTS
But, the kids at St. Benedicts will still miss him and ie maid “He's as anxious to real thiped ire Monay i een: : get back in action as we are to 3 ; [= Nem
if there ever was a truer statement we can say what Is have him back. He'll be out there ob lsancider Peet "De
St. Benedict's loss is definitely St. Williams’ gain. gs goon as he in physically able"|traie 3 Eitiny "weherrat iad un rs * * ES fontreal, @
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX
You can’t keep the name Briggs out of baseball. Jim!
Briggs, son of ex-Tiger president Spike Briggs, is in.
the public relations department of the Denver Bears. Dykes still considers the New
York Yankees the team to beat
“They've won nine out of the |
last 10 years," he mused. Ge!
have to be the team to beat.
we're one game up on them i
the end of the season I think |
we'll be at the head of the pack.
“But this is the kind of year you
can't be sure of anything. Any Floyd Edgy, Sharp as Title Fight Nears:
Trouble for Johansson team that is within two or three
games of 500 by the All Star game
CHATHAM, NJ. W—Floyd Pat-| he rates being recognized with at has a chance. And the way things|
terson may prove his right to least “good heavyweight cham: ar. going all eight teams could be
greatness or the right to be called plons.” ‘close to that figure at the halfway
“a good champion” on Thur aday/ Patterson will wind up hig train point of the season.”’
night, ling with roadwork and loosening | + «© * . iships yesterda That's the avowed aim of the up exercises today and roadwork | Dykes will send Paul Foytack,| P vs
heavyweight champion and It MAY tomorrow. Then he will head for Don Mossi and Jim Bunning} He scored a 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, 73 |
spell a lot Hae for eee New York to rest until Thursday's against the Red Sox in that onder victory over the Italian star. Johansen whey two meet in. . pweigh-in. : he t:
their title bout at Yankee Stadium | : Foytack, whe has rallied to_a Euichhpla's Wes by fer’ the | ' five won, six lost record, hasn't iperlormance “of opening tay—at
\the Tard tourney Buchholz 5 WIMBLEDON, England w® — ‘
want fo TUN ee ite stonat tn tet!
I ean hardly we id Bart Buch
holz today in as bhun a stafemen
As ! tennis player has made in
Years |
iny
* * *
Young Buchholz of St. Louis, Mo.
whipped third seeded Nicola’
Pietrangeli of Italy in the first]
jround of the Wimbledon champion- |
|
* * *
Johansson completed his running “He's like a restless panther,” beaten Boston this season. He
sald Patterson's trainer, Dan Thursday and his boxing Saturday fas jost twice to the Red §ox. | * * *
Florio, after the champion fin. He went shooting yesterday morn Moss} hasn't faced the Red Sox | In two other notable matches
Ished his boxing drills with a ing and then disappeared from the this season, ehiefily because ithe only former Wimbleton win
vicious two round workout yes. camp in’ the afternoon to avoid Dykes hag elected to use only (ners in the singles took beatings
terday., further interviews | right Handers at Boston where lfrom young, little known oppetrents
‘ ; ' | x * * | the left fleld wall is less than 1950 winner Budge Patty of Paris! Ive never secn him so deter-| Thin da (he ¥eal neriod which! | a Period which) 300 feet from home plate. jand Los Angeles losing to Jon fdhetnre . na : mined before,” saul Florio who Has ty emar gaya “brings the strength! ¢ Douglas, late of the University of| Bunning will be pitching out o
ae pila iti flowing into my body day by day.” ie, on Thursday but there is a ‘Stanford football backfield, and
Olympic 165 pound title. “He's on | good reason why he was shoved 1954 winner Jaroslay Drobny, the
edge and he's getting meaner every (aocae of Frank Lary in the pitch-|©2°¢ h - Egyptian-Londoner, bowing
day. Two- Hittar lo 5 ling rotation. Bunning has three fo Alan Mills of England. ;
* * 1) istraight victories over Boston this; .
“Tve never seen Kirn like this) |senson and has always been a 5
before a fight. He's growling ‘hex"’ for the Red Sox. Last July,
he fired a no hitter at them,
* * *
Roston will use Frank Sullivan
hy » In tonight's series opener. Everything I do seems to be wrong
with him. I just hope he stays
that way. As far as his sharpness
goes, right now he's a 100 per cent City Jr. Openers A two-hit shutout by Class D better than he was for Brian : The Detroit home opener will London.” hurler Chuck Kirken featured Open also mark the Ist appearance of
ing day in the Pontiac Parks & ‘Ted Willlams in 10 days. He has The 24-year-old champion left iRecreation junior baseball program) been benched for weak - hitting.
no doubt that he hoped to prove | Monday:
beyond a shadow of doubt that | {Manager Mike Higgins thinks if
| Ted is going to start improving on
his .189 average, Briggs Stadium * *
Hurling for Lytell-Colegrove
iKirken struck out 12 to best Norm|{g the place to do It. Hoffman and Pontiac Boys lub| The big guy has always hit well | 2-0. A single by Jim Sholte coup Ned | in the Tiger park and will be play- with two walks and an error injing there for the 1st time this |the 5th produced the runs lyear Ex Detroiter Vic Wertz will
Auburn Heights Boys Club and/also be back. {iv “action for Boston
“E” victors: in after an injury. |
Auburn walloped J Sports Calendar
TODAY
City League Baseball
Class A Knights of Columbua ve |
Ahaws Jewelers. Wisner, § 40 pm
oe 8 Hen Cumber va Pontiac Lake Orion were usiness re are Jaycee Park 6 © pin Lesage Gafihail p night action
off a big 7th inning rally, West
Clags A-—Nonne's Restaurant ys Bpen epee nad vine hitting edge | Something will have to give In oor Floor Coveting, Drayton Plaine 12 to 10 but couldn't make them the Junior Legion baseball race
Arras, oregtox | COUN Three of the 10 bingles went'tomorrow night when Birmingham
for extra bases jand Rochester—two of the three
junbeaten teams—tangle at Bitr-
imingham ies (International), & 30
Waterford fot ball AT BEAUDETTE Big Bear ( & ’ : Hen a marieen nars I mar Construs. w a tr ning H a wd in . L L ders | my rights lat | J oom{ielc 6 Owl (National), bse sc _ — * egion ea Live NORTHSIDE | — iby beer a Ro Aut | ‘ 1 *y | ery va por op (Internatio i" Ur 1e¢ 2) C] h T m WwW | pm; Rogers Electric ‘i ee , inne as us ° orro |
Class B.. > “ig ve
Plains, 8:30 p
WEDNESDAY Clase ao ee Baseball
—Jets va aw's Jewelers, a.! ner, 6.30 pm ™ ‘Two 300s Class B—Griff's Grill vs. Pontiac Bual-
Ness coset beat Jaycee Park, 6.30 pm |
City League Softball |
AT BEAUDETTE Dents @& Herk’s
ys Stadium Inn ‘Americafs, 7 pm
Pontiac Merchants va Lakestile ovale
(Anrericani 6 30 pm
AT NORTHSIDE Lakeland Merchants
vs Griff, Qrill (International), 7 pm
for Lubanski * * *
MIAMI, Fla. (UPI)—Bowling Southfield ‘can keep a share of king Eddie Lubanski rolled two the lead by winning at Royal Oak. |
perfect games back-to-back here | Milford visits Troy and Clawson
Monday night — one of the rar goes to Berkley in other games. JUNIOR ‘SADDLES’ — Three
their hopes for success in today's opening session of the Detroit Drive-in. Oleanete eee tate rosin) Oat feats in howling, All start at 5:30 Horse Show, at Bloomfield Open Hunt club, East Long Lake road. ‘Spted “ mascrnettogsl). 9.26 oe The young Detroiter had 24 The standings: : All will take part in junior events. From left are Lucy Bates, N ! * * * : be race iveneort® i sandes’ Pong CLABS B--Walls Service ve Dobskis Consecutive mrikes and was in pitcinahaw. 4 re \ Kathy Bates (in coat), sisters, of B field Hills, and little Chris Posie Pyne policy at ‘Call ing Se Se ee eee ee ar Drayton Plains, 7 pm
LA A-Nonne's Restatirant
6n0-Bui, Drayton ising, 6:30 p.m. {he 1:3 pocket on each of his
shots | Roc heater
Southfield
Royal Oak
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Toy
laweon LT. w 106 i
300 07
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‘thelr
Jones of Cranbrook road, Bloomfibid Hills. —_ program is
devoted entirely to junior exhibiggrs. : Athletics and rookie Eddie Fisher |
won his Major League debut as the
San Francisco Giants downed the |
Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-1, in the only
other big league action.
Mantle sent the Yankees off
winging with a two-run homer in
the first inning, tripled with two
aboard in the fifth and connected
for his second two-run homer in
the seventh. Bill Skowron also
homered for the Yankees to help
relief pitcher Bobby Shantz win
his second game.
Fisher yielded only three hits in
‘!seven innings and Al Worthington
cleaned up in the eighth and ninth
for the Giants, who handed Ron
Kline his fourth loss by scoring
four runs in the seventh inning
Jack Brandt started the rally with
a double and other key blows were
a triple by pinch-hitter Leon Wag-
ner and a double by Willie Kirk-
land.
Pirates Conquer =
Jets Again, 3-2
Those pesty Pirates got im the|
hair of the Jets again yesterday,
handing the defending Class A City ,
League baseball champs a 3-2 de-
feat at Wisner Field.
Two runs In the top of the 5th
inning broke a 1-1 tie and kept
the road rocky for the Jets, who
can’t find a steady winning com-
bination this season.
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ee a
Successive singles by John Wert,
Bob Lovell and relief pitcher |
| Larry Demrick plus two damaging
joutfield errors sent two runners
|across the plate and sealed the|
| Jets’ doom. ;
Jim Jones hurled the distance’
for the Jets and allowed five!
safeties in addition to making two
of his team’s seven hits against
the combined offerings of starter
John York and Demrick. York was
ithe winning pitcher.
Gary Mouw Winner
of Junior District |
Gary Mouw, Birmingham High)
_______.|School golf star, survived an. er-
|ratic start to win the Junior Dis-
trict’s first 18-hole tournament of
season yesterday at Oakland
ills.
Mouw took a double- bogey six
on the Ist hole, bounced back with!
lan eagle. three on the 2nd ee
‘and went on to shoot 34-39—
one over par, for a two-stroke wi
over Chuck Newton a Ann Arbor, = AP Wirephote
WIMBLEDON SURPRISE — Earl Buchholz, a St. Louis prep
star, scored a major upset on the opening day of the Wimbledon
championships yesterday downing third-seeded Nicola Pietrangeli
of Italy in four sets.
tars at Wimbledon Alex Olmedo of Peru, seeded land’s Christine Truman and An-
first, and onetinie University of igela Mortimer and the United,
Michigan star Barry States’ epee ue Fleitz Ps
seeded filth, wea wall. jSanta onica ali were e
howd pullers in their opening
The ladies took over the main matches.
at Wimbleton today for Wimbledon shakes down to the|
first and second round Jadies’ championship match July
matches The top three ladies, Eng: 3 and the | men's July 4.
MacKay
Indoor Ring Becomes Stable
Show Horses Jam BOH Indoor ring has been converted
There were so Many show horses
on hand today, for the beginning, to stabling purposes. who carded 36-39—
‘of the 42nd annual Detroit Horse! Junior riders held the interest \the det ne i Oakland Hills won!
Show that many have been stabled , e Ist flight with 41-44—85 and ow that many have able today, in an all-day competition.) | Cindy Liddell of Washtenaw was
in the BOH indoor riding ring
* * *
The entry was estimated at
this time as being between 400
and 450 horses, a record total for
| the state’s biggest horse show, It
marks the first time in years the ,Other junior events were schedued | tops in the girls’ division with
for Wednesday, when the real com-| 52-4799. There were 119 boys and ‘petition gets under way. With) 16 girls in the field, the largest, ficening, atic and evening €"tTy in Junior District history.
Dixie Saddle and jumping exhibitions anywhere. ,
Both riders and horses represent Club Winners
just about the best in the nation.) Winners and runnersup for the Most of the fine horses that com- ‘6th annual Dixie Saddle Club and! peted in the annual Grosse Pte. Clarkston Rotary horse show are as follows show, last weekend, are now quar-| programs each day through Sun-|,
day; area horse show fans will be,
afforded some of the finest riding’
Pony clase —— Margaret Pa hr tered at the Bloomfield Open Hunt! (Cracker). j2 youre old; be Stabe /Sucdier der)
club. They included the Pointe’s| ‘ TClecstivat a —1 , sata Wells |
jumper champion, Windsor Castle, | qn7men' i 2, Sen (one "Bartek. central figure in what is said to| Mussa {gerrpte); 2. . Kaphy datquabers
be the pineent deal for a jumper, | Ene. “Sa nue. Col Schulte (Pe- in U. S. horse show annals. The | id's 1; & Gina Pelee (Peavene Castle was sold by Cari Miller for! Renuine- 1. Calvin oop Clarkston
$25,000, | (Erigeers 2, Dave Saddler, Birmingham
Today there w en ys. wey oday, there was talk around), Men's PT re eel | the BOW that Miller received a} rhos
| $35,000 offer just after completing pon Shoe’ x
ithe sale to Si Jayne and Harold |. Mus stale} Chapman on
| Marzano of Chicago. Windsor Cas- comine: 2, Vicki Feidies ford, on
yrshagied class—.) 'tle, off his performance, with little a, A Smith on oo
al
heme ocaee 2 "Lele Garnett
Pickup race—1 Jim Wilson on Rocky.
a Hales, on Buddy
oit—1, John’Bioan (English): 2. Sam
Rioan (western): 3, Jack Sloan (west.
action—-1. Gene Hales, on seoach at the University of. Cali-
'fornia where his clubs won three 2
|Pacific Coast Conference _ titles
,and the 1959 NCAA érown Pentiae Press Phote
young ‘‘junior saddles’’ discuss
4 Flag race fi4-overt— 1, Bert Welle on
londie: 2. Diatie Kraterr on Sailor
ney Poldmann on fornia, had considered a -move to/s
‘the University of Washington. |, r ‘gaining a
| Pontiac °RLDS§ trounced St.
‘' Methodist, 11-1, in four innings. : AP Wirephoto
FANS 16 — Los Angeles pitch-
er Sandy Koufax set a Major
League night game record last
night when he struck out 16
Phillies in a 6-2 victory. He was
one short of tying Dizzy Dean's
| NL high.
“Fat Over Mazur
in 1-0 Struggle
Sno-Bol pushed one run across
‘the plate in the 7th inning to de-
feat Stadium Inn, 1-0, and gave
Harlan (Fat) Keith a hard-earned
victory over Jake Mazur in a bril-
liant battle of two-hitters to high-
‘light last night’s City League
softball action at Beaudette and
jNorthside parks.
x * *
Mazur had a no-hitter working
for him until the top of the 7th
while Keith had given up singles
to Jim Bird and Howie Willis in
the 4th and 6th innings. In the
ith a single by Marshall Rose
and Jerry Hesse’s follow-up
double ruined Mazur’s no-hit
effort and handed him a hard- —
luck defeat.
x * *
sa other games yesterday, Arro
alty scored twice in the top
half of the 8th stanza for a 7-5
extra-inning victory over Autos of
urope and the Moose clubbed 16
ye three each by Jack Avery
and George Byrd, for a 14-3 rout
lof Buttercup Drive-In
* * *
Elks No. 810 won the easy way,
forfeit decision over
Casa Mia in the other scheduled
contest.
Clarkston Man
Wins Handicap
Golf Tourney
Charles Galbraith of Clarkston,
a six-handicap, player, saw to it
that Clarkston Golf Club’s 4th an-
nual Open Handicap golf tour-
|nament last weekend was a local
|success story.
* * *
Galbraith won the 18-hole
tourney with a net scoré of 67.
He toured the nine-hole Clark-
ston course in 73 actual strokes
on rounds of 36-37 compared to
| par 35-35—70.
* * *
Everett MacDougald of Royal
Oak also shot an actual 36-37—73,
but his two-stroke handicap forced
|him to settle for runnerup honors
with a net total of 71.
| Gary Atwell of Lake Orion took
ior place with 82-8—74, followed
| by Ortonville’s Robert MacGregor
at 81-6—75. Thirty-six players
jrompeteg he even in the event.
Pontiac Skipper Wins
Unusual Yacht Race
It takes a
a cruiser ra
of fhe time
st
p a sharp skipoer to cover
cing course ‘in seconds
he predicts prior to
art of this unusual boating com-
etition.
* * *
But John Landmesser, 2305 Chel-
jtenham, Pontiac, turned the trick
close to perfection in last week-
end’s St. Clair Yacht Club’s pre-
dicted log time race. He was first
with his 40-foot cruiser Business
Sails, setting up an accumulative
error of only 1.21 per cent, to pace
the 2nd such accuracy test held
on the Detroit Rver.
* * *
Landmesser hit the eight check
jPoints on the 26 mile course with
a maximum error of less than 16
seconds at any point, compared
with his predicted time. His total
‘elapsed, time was 1:22.30 and he
was exactly on his time at the
‘finish. |
* * *
On the cruiser for the race weré
| Mrs. Landmeseer, the skipper’s
: Mrs. Griffith from Albany,
N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall,
and Mr.-and Mrs. Robert Howey,
all — Pontiac.
Lake Orion Takes Lead
‘in Avon Church Loop
| Lake Orion RLDS grabbed first
én| Place in the Avondale Church Soft-
y, Dall League yesterday with a 7
|vietory over United Presbyterian.
'Dick Berry homered for Lake Or-
ion, which now has a 6-1 record.
* * *
In other games, Don Strassburg
homered for the Church of God-in
a 136 win over Avondale Baptist,
Elmwood Methodist routed Auburn
Heights Free Methodist, 186, Nike Pro Dorothy McLeod aboard. at | Mewead Dinte. Christine Alexander
Grosse Pte. isa big favorite for site ® sesuhen ae Bethe tas oso tne DHS crown at this meeting. | Mit 2, Gina Fellows, on So}
es ey. ay y ry fe fe co
[Newell Satisfied, b mann op Busty se |
‘Stays With Bears be She Soraseers | BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)—°I'm) Ps i oad and Bob Bilis en isatisfied and all set now.”’ George
| So said Pete Newell today after ana be Museyneni: tnd 4 wells deciding to continue as basketball En w ited . Sareey Shapiro on
ate, scored four times in the 7th for a
9-8 conquest of Stone Baptist and
Paul
.
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A | a THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959 y on p Ue
, When Jimmy Brown set! new |six less carries than needed by
. . INFL rushing mark: in 1958, play-|the former record holder, Steye _—
Art ing for the Browns, he did it in| Van Buren, :
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Gene Bone,
TWENTY-ONE ° = +
LADDERS EXTENSION .
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13.95
63 me ....
ahs Ron LaParl tra eewenece
,. 213 T3—145 |Don White . 14-2) 145 dim Barfield ......
75-10—145 Ben Johnson
14- 1145 Tony Janis
Larry Tomasino .
Ernie Fortner .
'Paul Van Loozen
Bob Inman ....
iMike Dietz iiuseeseaeee« fe taniae Zeke Browning Tommy Shannen ............. 13-73 —~146 (Ore Spencer
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Te raoiay Mut Seward Burkemo
"3.14147 Horton Smith ........... ae
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Sil Grehan "75-147, Curt Reynolds ................78-75—153 | Tat 144 ary Sagas oc Share Runnerup Honors uo ” Wayne Hendrickson ee T7 TI— 154) L k 1 CC BMCY 22 ee TT TB — 15S 18 Roe POF ooo. cen eee ce eee 78-TI—155 at La epointe
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WwW i Withdrew after first — arber : af
S IM POOLS {Laur 76, "Emtl Beck 8 Fel ope a oa Harbert to his 6th Michigan PGA
27 Orchard Lk. FE 2-838) golf championship Monday at
tricky, Lakepointe Country Club
Harbert has been a_ deluxe
scrambler many times in his long
and illustrious career, but seldom
has the«long-hitting Meadowbrook
professional scrambled better than
he did yesterday. card on second round—Steve Isakov 77,
/Prank Wilson 81, Ed Parker 83, Brownie
Mever 85. No card on first round—Jack
‘Hoffmann. Did not start—Gene Walsh, ' = _—— Ray Peterson Bob Solomon, Pete Osack, | |Prank Metzger
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T T ; oo | a 36-hole total of 137, three below par. Harbert carded nine-hole |Burkemo of Franklin Hills. _ = i
MARKE IRE Co. edie: . un Waterford teagve| scores of 33-35-33-36 for a two-stroke edge over Pontiac’s Gene + * *
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\ a Rounding out the list of county
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————————————— the No. 1 alternate position by de-|
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TWENTY-TWO .\ __'THR_PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, fos0 : Paes q
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Prosperity Spurs Installment Buying | . af |
; : | e | e s eg ~~ W ;
e. s > 7
Americans Going Deeper in Debt SoA tele! ; i , = a. +c + “3 ; z
| | | oto A ee * <% 9 = ie of me tie, 4
- ie nena fs J * : ae : -~ -
By SAM DAWSON ___ypliances, clothing, home furnish- The [ .ne.s Club now handles 140 card clubs are coming to his aid, ‘ sate TS atl Gomi) + Pa, é y
‘ i Fats . - , ~ _ —_#
AP Business News Analyst = and repairs, and of such new-/ million dollars of credit billings a '0. : ws ‘non LOT ree: ~
NEW YORK (AP) — There’s| comers as boats, trailers and trav-| year, a gain of 55 per cent in 12 : ca Gas pa Thon.
nothing like good times to get el]. ‘months time. The Hilton Credit The Rovee Bonus ub of } a7, 4
Americans further into debt. | Latest Federal Reserve Board Corp. is estimated to be doing a ew York claims 200,000 members = eee 5
On-the-cuff buying is climbing! figures show that April set @ rec-/100 million dollars @ year business. n° Pa crc te ar 3, <i = 3
faster than ever before Mortgage ord for any month in the amount | American Express is reported to 4 2500 restaurants and hotels. ; _ : 3
totals are rising. Credit cards of new installment debt—just short be in the same class The Discount Club of America i 01909, Field Enterprises, tna. ~ ae ee
multiply despite some grumbling’ of four billion dollars. This brought] ~ ee ___ says. 5,000 retailers of goods and) __- | SOA ge ree reeves
from restaurant owners. ithe total to 34% billion dollars and! Many banks are issuing their services honor jts cards. Baltimore BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By. Edgar Martin
Americ lan to take total consumer credit to 45 billion| OW" form of credit cards, good for is the home of the Executive Trav- sy or :
More Americ uns plan to te eles or 2% billion more than| Purchases at specified stores, with el Club. BOOKS, @ COUPLE GYHER GINS PARQEQW \
their vacations first and pay later.) © go. billings Jumped for one transac-| Chicago has Entre, with 10 gour- @ND 1 GRE GONG XO EUROPE 1 RATS XWin
Banks are offering their own ver- ¥ ' ‘tion later at the bank, instead of met-type restaurants as Clients, OBO ST COMER
x © * cee XO OHEOCX ON DIFFERENT
sions of consumer credit. Stores! Consumer finance companies re separate charge accounts | where the card bearer pays full SVVES FOR @ PLOENT XE
promote new credit plans as well port nearly 3'2 billion dollars of How about the old-fashioned price for his meal but takes along
as the old charge accounts ‘personal cash installment loans man who pays cash? Well, ‘some one guest for free. es
* * * outstanding at the end of April. | THE GIRLS By F ;
| | ie ri kli
About an eighth of every dollar Credit unions’ total outstanding | aa * ; y anklin Folger 3
left over after taxes now goes for Joans rose 54 millien dollars dut i?
time payments ing March
The reason for the big spurt in The Federal Home Loan Bank pe
borrowing to buy? f Board reports that nonfarm mort |
Credit and sales executives say gage recordings of $20,000 or less| - ;
it’s because more people are work- in the first four months of 109) aE
ing and making more money and were Jo per cent higher than inj j
are confident of holding their jobs. the same period last year. At Lig
With times good they are willing end of 1958 the mortgage total was]
to go in debt to have the things, put at 118 billion dollars, a gain!
they want now jof 97 per cent for the year
Inflation psychology—fear that) * * * HELLO YES, PETERS HOME...| | NO...I DONT THINK SO... ¥
the dollar you save today may not Many of the larger stores have, WOULD HE LIKE TO PLAY HES HAD A HARD DAY! 2
TWILIGHT GOLF ? buy so much next year—is al80 been luring the credit trade with
making consumers willing to buy special plans. A popular one al-
on time hoping to pay off later jows the customer to add an unlim-
with a cheaper dollar lited amount to his account each
* * * 4. month while paving a fixed sum
To some the big boom In con- usually from 15 to 25 per cent
sumer credit is reminiscent of 1955 of his monthly balance, This might!
when Americans went on their last go on forever, About 10 per cent}
big buying §pree, ‘of the department stores now do}
As in 195) the big gainer this this and the Nattonal Retail Mer-|
vear has been installment credit for chants Assn prdicts 90 per cent
auto purchases But there is in will within five years
creased on-the cuff buying of ap-, The credit card business still
: booms. This method. of eating.
|traveling and buying consumer
goods by signing the chit and be-
By McEvoy and Strieber .
. Lj .
Kaiser Relinquishes jing billed at the erid of the month
is now honored by thousands of ay 6-29 OF
AUr : T entiiet ™ COURSE
Four-Industry Control restaurants, hotels and — othe r “Oh, the steaks were burned, the coffee yas weak and the speak- Peehent> |
forms of business e¢¢t rambled on for hours — I might as well have stayed home.” knoe i | re
NEW YORK of Henry J _ oes ve | fy Comm
I aisey Ti-vear old industrialist BOARDING HOUSE
sand toda he fae tepipect choasen —
CaS. ma ise aeilennagh SSS MASOR, YOU CUT J GOOD RIDDANCE 41 Ssh
companies in the wide ranginst - os { (5 c ,
industrial empire he founded EGAD, THERE'S A IN LIKE A , TO TH AT BLIGHTER, :
SURGEON, FORGETTING I SAY/0 AND
THAT WITHOUT ME YOU'D & NOW FORA BIT
HAVE MESSED THINGS ff OF CELEBRATION,
UP LIKE A GLY TRYING A WHAT? COME,
TO NAIL A CUSTARD PIE OLD BEANS,
TO THE WALL / BUTILL BB WE'RE OFF-TO
SPLIT WITH YOU! THE NEAREST
a. ; . 7 | REWARD ON THE
Balsrn mn hairman of wn HEAD OF THAT
group's controlling company cit ROGUE! A TIDY
ser Industries Corp., said he has|
assumed the new post of founder- | PIECE OF CHANGE
chairman of the four subsidiar: Sy FOR US, EH,
firms en TWIGGS Z }S
x, Phe reshuffling results in these = :
new presidents and chief executive
officer J 1, Ashhy at Kaiser
Steel Corp S A Girard at Wills |
Motors. Ine \\ A Marsh at
Termanente Cement Co. and D
A Rhoades at Kaiser Aluminum
& Chemical Corp
; ’ * * |
Al) four formerly. served as vice |
president and general manager of
their respective organizations.
Kajser was chairman and presl
dent of Kaiser Steel, Kaiser Alum|
num, and Permanente as well as
chairman of Willys Motors.
Edgar F Kalser, formerly presi-|
dent of Willys Motors, and vice!
president of the other three sub
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Representatives of the Women’s
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Beaumont Hospital Monday at
tended the 10th Annual Meeting of | :
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held at the Sheraton Cadillae Ho ALOT THAT HE FILLIN’ SALESMAN,
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the poster which tells the story of HAPPIN OR KIDS / ~-HE WILL JELLY * “ “S en ;
S30 volunteers giving over 32.000 = TO ME! NOW? APPLES ‘ sd FAULT THAT THEY
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Senate Decision Jaycee Park Shelter Dedicated ‘eind Near soaiey sie
_ DETROIT (#—No unknown or Sa 4 . . | 2.
| | The latest civic accomplishmenticeremonies before a small gather-, Philip E. Rowston; David R. \uncharted navigation hazards have tof the Pontiac Area Junior Chara. |; ibeen found in the vicinity of the
ha tiac Area Junior Char- ing of teenage baseball players and| » director of \the Parks © iniing of the freighter Carl D..
. ag, (ber of Commerce received Tec0g-Fcir parents. | Recreation Department and the (peadiey in northern Laké Michi-_ Rejects Proposal to Lift nition last night: - | Rev. Galen E. Hershey, asso- ‘gan, Army Engineers reported to-
oS : '. A $6,000 park shelter at Jaycee; Appearing were Clyle R. Has- | ciate pastor of birst Presbyterian | ae ,
Limit on Charges for Park was dedicated during bricf| kill, Jaycee president; Mayor | Church. - hae
i The Bradiey sank during a storm
Trading Quiets | MARKETS [Grain Trading tices chidren wes ma ean a Sy
: _ ! Pe : ita)’ | : proved community, provided with) An investigation to determine
are top prices : | PS lec del oareee san . more and better facilities,” said’ whether there were any navigation
on 0c 0 covering sales of locally grown C ive Cd y |for sharp increases in state allow- \ Rowsten! ; inazards in the area near Gull
: produce brought tu the Farmer’s v jances for care of crippled and | “We feel that. with this facility Island has been completed by the
‘Market by growers and sold by afflicted children received a par- , P) ‘available, the park now will be U.S. lake survey of the Army™
NEW YORK w—Steels and mo-\them in wholesale package lots.) CHICAGO u—Except for scat- tia) setback yesterday. used | by Gis more fam-/Corps of Engineers.
tors were pretty firm while oils; . : i ; | Senate in Lansing rejected’ Q ns | ilies,” said Haskill.
were soft in a mixed market early| enters are turnished by the ‘ered selling of iad Hepat sels (ol a anaes . ie peabes a | ) » Located at Joslyn Ave., and
today. Trading quieted after a Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of tant rye contracts, the grain Ae Aces and. intend, eccepted an ' |Walton Blvd., Jaycee Park hias) Lodge Calendar
iv j tures market held within a nar-' eae ts during the six years Jaycees|
v : :om- . : grown during SIX } 3 | ; oo.
ui pis gee Monday. ni. durite: the: fi |appropriations committee recom- Neary in sight in Waterford full-time man to be hired by the pave had it under their wing. | $pecial communication of Roose-
mins. and. lomses of most Key row price range during the irst' mendation providing $22 instead of pownship, as a result of last township board. velt Lodge No. 510, F. & A.M, 23
stocks were fractional. A few spe- Detroit Produce several minutes of dealings today the present $19 for daily care of night's approval of a record budget) The Fire Dept. budget calls for Jaycees have donated $10, 000 State St. Thursday, June 25 at
cially situated issues made wider vavies eed yee i Si ‘crippled children, and $14 instead 5, $439.145, is an 18man_ police $73,400, or a $13.400 increase over! to park Improvements, §2,000 a Heed = ae Dearee: <a" L
ve me of the light pressure On of the present $12 for afflicted child ne isi : eat year’s subr year. Coupled with matching city | ov, °
: ' “ s e a last year’s submitted budget of year.
Al back . etue tn ae ee +t go soybeans was described as profit- cases are a Segal cect on Pestised fn 000. H er. due to ae leave! funds, this money has brought . .
amines ed away MAT’ srawberries, fancy, 16 qth. $.50 taking, and followed issuance of a. fore) & (court derision (ordered) a ee. ond ocean about four baseball diamonds, a News in ore rowly at the start from the gains ee si | A proposal by Sen. Perry W. personnel cut two years ago. replacements and necessar emer- & ,
made in their rally of yesterday VEGETABLES iprivate report that virtually all) G (R-Gra ad’ Rapids) ter) Township tmisiecs « ‘ed the BeNcy equipment, the department large picnic area with tables and
then began to firm. Alcon cased. [Beans ‘green fac tu... geo Carly Planted soytieahs in major)» : , . , Township trustees approved the oe any spent $75,229 for its 1958-59 stoves, and extensive land clear- | 41) gu. Bock of Detroit m began matical ionamsieaee ~beregle egg ele rena Pale . io producing areas are making ex-' paying hospitals actual costs lost township budget, which, among rations Wee : | ance, grading and seeding. | Mrs. a c 0 re-
g Reynolds Metals dropped a frac- ecco gs 8 1. doz. bebs. 250 ctilent erawilh | by three votes, 12-15. * other things, provides for five ad- ope ral 10Ons. ; - : . »& _ |ported to the Sheriff's Department
tion. Aluminium Ltd, steadied Cabkege. bu 1.90 & | _ 7 at Pontiac ditional men for the Police Dept. In submitting his budget, Pender phe park has become a basedail that someone broke into her cot-
after a slight loss: Kaiser Alu- |Geisry Ne’ nao. oe. 2....2, 200), After about an hour wheat was This is the proposal that a replacements and necessary emer- Said that with the additional five center, with a dozen teams playing tage at 4679 Lakeview St., Wood-
minum was up a fraction. Cecciber Gileers > =- 2 35] A: Coot a: bushel higher tp ie low-iGeneral advanced ie ee, \icers, including its own fire chief,:™e" on the payroll, he will Now jeague matches there every day. ‘hull Lake, Independence Towr-
-@ [Dil dos, bebe. ee..sees se Seger on 1959 crop contracts, July was taken up in the Legislature ‘ = ‘promote some of the regular fwalt outlined further plans for).hip Various household furnish-
The major steelmakers — U‘S. Kobirebt dod. behs. ee Sa000 1-95 $1.87, and the 1960 crop months by the Michigan Hospital A:30- Approval ef the $88,700 appr®- patrolmen with seniority up to the park, which he hoped the Ja- ings were sichen
Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and Paraben cecty(ase hake 2 100% higher; corn unchanged to 4s ciation. ; ; ; _| priation for the police, an im corgeants and detectives. /cees would support. | 4 . mor be ealatidia steady (Fens, Wo."Tobu wr Soinseret siete 1 z lower, July $1.26%; oats unchanged, The Michigan Crippled Children’s. crease of $28,800 over last year’s | x 1 ef the budget will ~ * @ | Inventory Reduction Sale —
a i r, “ > s ace ee rigs Ficlareinie . | ran z aot cae ova o e e 4 bs _ . -
- : arpa a beh on OE ceases ape eo ower, uy new type eon: | Commins ‘on. ales was ‘i ini ee tee atlow the department's Lighted shuffleboard, horseshve vee ee ne tnd rat The big three motors, except for iki hove GOs OBOE = % tract 6538; rye 4 higher to 5s General's side. _ will bring the police forve to 15. # | : wet be the @St discounts on the window o See : Radishes, white, dor... .......... 90! ; : tation to be open 24 hours each and tennis courts should Re each new car! Bill Spence “Ram- Chrysler ‘which’ edsed, held firm,|Rhubarb’ ourdoor, dos. bchs........._ 80, lower, July $1.23%4; soybeans 4s) a = : : , § pen - ee ding ‘out the i : j er
American Motors picked u 4 Squash, Ttal., bus, 2.98! to 1v%e lower. July $2.24! /BIG LOSSES | This is just three short of the day. he said, giving the town. (Next additions, rounding bler’,, 211 S. Saginw. —Adv.
fraction . phe peggern elgg me Sa Mwee EY BL 2R The Pontiac hospital estimated department's largest nummer of ship better and more efficient park's attractions, he said. -—~ -
: | Turaipe. o. fe 13 Grain Pri ‘that it lost $37,406 last year be- employes before it was slashed service, The Jaycee Womens’ Aunxilia:) YOU ALWAYS
| EER. COMB OE DG tages , in Prices ‘cause ceilings on state aid didn't two years ago due to an attorney - he Oakland '* Talsing money for a play arca
New York Stocks , SnEEES 5 : CHICAGO GRAIN allow the Crippled Children’s Com- general's opinion _At i soe hl ; ve ott nee for small children, he said |
[eres i le he sis iy ent oe June 23 1AP) — Opening mission to pay actual costs of The opinion prohibited the use of County Sheriff's Bar “ ‘ i Caer eee INVEST IN THE
EEA LRG) (Ne ‘Kale bu. we eaten -. 200° Wheat— - Oats inew) treatment traffic violation fines to be used Waterford Township cal . anc i we Harb
Figures aiter decimal point are elgnies | ued Ne i: wee Sion He seers & Hay Peel im ze me eat St. Joseph Mercy Hospital also for Police Dept. operational costs lays them to the patrol an when Million Dol ar oarpor
Admiral . 22.6 Int Te] & Tel 37 |Spinach, bu 1.56 Dec 195% Dec 6 aces 70% went on record against the ceil- At that time, the township had 18 the station is not open ve new M ki Cc sidered
Air Reduc 85.6 Johns Man ... 50.7,)Turmips. bu. .......-..........5.. 180 Mar ... 108% Mar. ©... 1a), , i eration will enable calls to be for Mackinac Con
Allied Ch .... 114.7 Jones & L 78.4{ May >. 196% Rye— _ings, saying its loss on state aid pa- personnel and operated on a $100,- opera hag
Allis Chal... 303 Kellogg ‘New Hs dive. tb Beh CaEene $2.00 np 184% Bep. - 1 33's tients amounfed to $49,842. ‘000 annual budget directed to the patrol cal Some LANSING (UPI) — The Water:
piers 34.6 Rennecott aig Mecarele 0 ra eae \ Dec. 136", As originally introduced, the Sen-| The controversial opinion forced) The additional men wil mean ways Commission is considering
Amarin 22304 Breses, Be SS peers Se 1 gy Tage tes varumss 2? jate legislation would have allowed the township to lay off many of. two men can be used in the car five-year plan for a one-millton Think well of the: future.
a coae Ser Lenn & F ods ioe Gee ake oe tebepdezeneass se: 125 Mar ries gly --.--. 8 (the Crippled) Children’s Commis- ficers, leaving but four. on the midnight shift, Pender sald. io “narhor development pro- You'll live in it and you'll
AmM& Pay 84 LObyMewaL 118 Romaine, DOr ns se veececceccs EBS. Oct. ..... $62 | Sion to determine “reasonable’’ pa-) Patrolmen will be on fiwe-day Due to the increase in fellow. gram on Mackinac Island. Com- — qlwoys invest in it, too. Let
AmNGes".. 383 belfn Hate. St | tient costs at each Michigan hos- jaa of the six-day schedules | up work and investigation, two | mission Director Keith Wilson said ys show you how easy it is
sa ae tS Earle ae Poultry and Eggs Air Force Con rac 5 Wek state-aid patients. | 11 in operation. Besides Police | men will be assigned to this task. today | to build for the future by in-
Anacnds W&C 586 Lou & Nash 624 : { t | But the appropriations com: Chief Millard J. Pender, there OKS WATER | Wilson said the commission. vesting wisely —out of in- .
Anaconda .... 632 Mack Trk .. 435 | . , |OKS WATE ” 2 9 Y oo eee.
Armco tl... 147 5 ee $1.2) DETROIT POULTRY . . mittee killed this provision. In- | will be a lieutenant, two detec: | “This will also give us chance * hich is expected to get jurisdic- come, monthly, if you wish.
Aichison” oo. 383 Mead cP. 41.6, DETROIT, June 22. (AP) — eves INCTEASIN in Stat | stead, it recommended four mil- | tives, three sergeants, six patrol. — rae a we wed eetantion pros tion of the present yacht dock at: Drop in, write, or phone us
Beth Steel. 345 Mergen Lino ase ive poultry: trout for No. hy g e | tion dollars be set aside, $2,250, | men, and two radio operator. ‘0 “O'* ‘ hict ins fepartment the island under a House-approved foe fyi] particulars on in ie e = y j JE | i gre i S aepe ., , -
Boeing Air... 363 Metr Ch&S © 19 Yteayy type hens 16: ight wpe tens. | 000 for afflicted care and $1,750,- typists. eran, wale) aoe bill. now. before the Senate, con- .
Bonn alum | 322 Mpls Hon 129.29. Caocnertes, under § Ibs. 20. over 3° DETROIT (UPI) . ¥ hasn't been able to do in the past,” esent facilities “in. vestments in the future of
Bond etre. .. 232 Minn BAM | 1s g|ibe. 23 ‘ — issil d bby met ahcice nee tal crippled core. The township Fire Dept. will now pe said siders the present factiites our country.
Bore Warn > we Becsan i 3 Essie ene) <lecaronics contracts" This is less than the $4,350,000 have its own full-time fire chief Besides the full-time fire chigf, adequate.
erlseee ee 87 Mot Pr 37 | DETROIT ee ns eras are coming sino Michigan in iN- which the commission asked but with a starting salary .of $6,500. the Fire Dept. budget called for Wilson said pt iority considera-
Budd oo 1 Metorsie 1082 Detroit in case lies: feasral-state evades Srensing numbers, according ° to more than the $3.6 million recom- An assistant fire chief is expected two cgptains, a lieutenant and five tion should be given to adding a
Cal Pack. = 30.1 Murray cp 367 36-38. large 34. ane 36: small 18, ine cnet °. ee Detroit air pro- mended in Governor William's to be named, along with one other gin time firemen, with salarics least 200 feet to the yagi aa TLI
Calum & a. 226 Nat ese - 50.1 grade B large 31-32. browns—no jumbo. | ul rae . | budget. : | - totaling $51,550 including the extra foot breakwares which aie no WA fri ¢ Sy
css er st ee jeue pie Ee mony, medium 26. | ena a: ‘1 * * * help provide sufficient refuge in| @ LERCHEN
Carrier Cp ... 43.5 -Nat Gyps .... 58 i : | - Col. Leland P. Money, chief, The bill will go to the House teat Prob — * strong east wind |
Case,JI... 222 NY Central... 27 | Commercially graded | Say oars mat e | gO Commission to Probe ~*~ *
Cater Trac’) 108.2 Nort & West . 94 peers sree Sei a the district which handies Airafter final action in the Senate, | +b: il Slick | This will give the men a 63-hour The commission also would like & co
Ces ete eh At S ldinm a0-06 grade B large 33's, troens| business in Michigan and expected later this week. Lake Michigan Oil Slic work week rather than the T2%9-ito modify the existing yacht dock ®
Chrysler -..... 61.4 Nor Sta Pw .. 33.1, S7ade A jumbo 23-24: extra large 30, Canada, said military orders are | s UP hour week they presently have. to double its present 20-boat berth
1 fe: ie : -30'2; medium 24-25; >j i i ‘chi LANSING (UPI)D— ating A ‘ . 2 —
Cities Sve |. 531 Owens Cng .. 87 |B large 22', to 23. Ss oat filled in Michigan at the rate |, AG . oo | Eight men will work 24 hours capacity. Long-range plans call ycape, New Yerk Stock Exchonge
COL Pate a pee a ‘a : 38 | sk eke aco ee Finance Prexy Lake Michigan will inet the ater: ‘ nd 24 hours off, with the fire for a further increase in the ‘end ‘star Wiedinw euchonges
eoeree, 2d Bie Sar: fl ‘beevieck ‘pares with $20,000,000' month, in tion of the Water Resources Com-,om rel 74 Pewts OGi) three town, capacity, he nad | str hen schon Con Edis . 617 Panh Epl .... 45 ; ! January, 1958. | * : mission at its meeting Thursday, Jie
J Con N Gas. 493 Parke Da 40.3 ; Unfill oa . Predicts Rise Executive Secretary Milton P. Ad- ship stations ; - +s. wae eee ee ee ewe ee
re ela rs sai PH nk Je an DETROIT LIVESTOCK _ Unfilled orders in the state have — | A new $18,000 fully equipped firé In 1939 King George VI and Watling, Lerchen & Co 1
Cont Bak... 4@4 Peps Cola 284 DETROIT. June 23 (ap) «UsDA: increased from $114,000.000 to 7 A t S les ams said today. : scheduled for delivery in Queen Elizabeth were the first set Pentiae Stale Bank Bidg i=
“ont Can 45 Pfizer 5 Cattle—Salable 1,000. Bulk early supply 208 pee = In Uu Oo a 2 -entratio 0 truck is scheduled for € 7 . [| Pentiac, Michigan
Con 1 : $208,000,000 during the sz : A heavy concentration -on Sol eaitags ‘ sovereigns tt
Cont COP&S 124 Phelps D 612 Slaughter steers and heifers, good to & Me same pe ; late August to replace the IT-year- reigning English B Gentlemen {
Cont Meter. 11.4 Philco , Average choice grades predominating riod, Money said. . , beaches in. Berrien County and “ : 1 the Dominion of Canada ' 1
Cent Oil _. $21 Phill Pet 441 early trade steers and heifers moderately . PORT HURON Up—An auto fi- several off-shore patches have been old machine at station th Visi ve } Please send me more information '
Copper Rag .. 238 Proct & G ... 79.4 “Most testy, salae | pesal ae eu daie The | * * * > nance company president predict- eartae neal “Ade 4 jp sbent Diversified Investments i} Corn Pad ...... $5.3 Pure Oil - 397 on. “The biggest part of the Air _ : ‘under investigation, AMS salc ,
Curtis Pub 12 RC : | 635 Steers 26 50-28.00: bulk choice 0900-1150 | . ; x | a - F sales new car ! .
Det Edis... 426 Repub Bti 13 e Saas ieee Cie ae en Force business in Michigan is still oi ane et er ent "during He said floating oil had been ; offe “1D Name ;
Dang Aue a Hy ately 1 wis it proreme te high choice 990-1078 we yearvin parts for manned aircraft,’ he the aaa 10 véars reported at Holland and Grand} | : ,
Dow Chem ... 66.2 Rey Tob ...... 50.2) aa ard to low good stated. ‘‘However, the firm s : 1. mene} ;_| Haven. | | '@| eS: nid 98 ' nat "11 ae.g) steers 24.50-36.50: most goed to low » the firm supply-| Alan G. Rude, president of Uni-,
: Best Ar bol. 403 Baleway Bt... $73 \cheice, heiters Hi soe0e, wit, “cere ing parts for manned aircraft mor €| versal iG cat Corp. said the, The commission will hear reports | ‘ '
: El Auto L . rr b senatt rs 4 - 33.4) 1050-31 00 few to 31.50; canners and eut- and more are getting into the mis-| new car market should reach 74 from a regional engineer who has e ; 1 city . ms ase ee voces '
Lg rhea . ihe etaty Lae F 416 ters up to 20.00: saute bai we fo 2640. 'Sile business.”’ | million by the end of the 1960s investigated the situation, mem- ‘ . . ‘ é -— oe oe oe ae oe oe ae ee ee ae oe oe oe oe
Erie RR.) 1 Simmons 82 lse ceate lower; ‘most ‘mined, ota eal ‘The market this year will be six bers of the attorney general's staff qi, C levemen - -
Ex-Ceil-O 12g Bincletr 383, No. 2 and 3 180-230 ibs, 1600-16 25. z sHion pl ‘ludi 4s and commission staff members, . al
Sa ae A ea EW, emg 73.2/ Mixed No. 1 and 2 190-230 Ibs. 16 50- milion plus, including imports. | ‘
ora Mer 717 sou RY 876 nee small iets oe = House Gr : ' Rude said the use of credit Adams ‘saxt Fo TELEPHONE
Freepot Sul 28.3 Sperry Rd 24.4 Desc: ae ae x ee p | f g | ee 15.25-15.75. No. 2 and : . ;
crue er ben S27 Std Ol Ind 48.4 1450-15.25. mixed “tows 300-400 Ibs | Ou 0 I in buying cars will expand at — Certificates of achievement will receiving awards will be Howard ANSWERING
Gen Dyns 3.6 gtd on NJ “: - Le * No. 2 and 3 400-600 Ib sows ' “ , an even greater rate. He pre- Is Able to Save be presented tomorrow night to 30 Quick, Bernard Korte, Leary
Gen Mills 1088 Bgtevens, JP 32.9 Vealers—Selabie 125 Steady: choice nto ood Collusion dicted it would total more than “Springfield and Brandon Township wWooq Douglas Grovesteen, Ben SERVICE
Gea Motors os jun, ont rh and food 27.00.35 00. weal and wellity!| = wanes Somers ee es One Daughter; “men who recently completed a 10- We sects John Snyder Ellis a
Gen Time Swift & Co 17 00-27.00 : . a | late '60s compared with t y's | 2a, . _ ssterby, : . oth lt :
Gen Tire 696 Tex G Sul 197 Sheep—Salable 200. Small lot old crop) WASHINGTON (UPI)— s < w week Civil Defense course. . .
Cement. ci das treme W dic Ep 0 tion tates Caen neced cat ag VenUibalors vowed ‘bday ce ical) otabet 18 eee Other Dr owns Handing out the certificates at Jencks, James Beed, Claude Knob- You Leave—
Gllette | "$0.4 Trantamer 21 lrepresentetive ciagses.” utility to ‘eholce would dig “deeper and deeper’’| Rude spoke at the annual con- an 8 p.m. ceremony at the Spring- lauch, Donald McKay, Robert It Rings— Goodrich 8 peters 1 |ola crop lambs still unsold; cull gchaas into charges the big food chains vention of the Michigan Automo- NYSSA, Ore. (AP)—Angel Mar- field Township Hall in Davisburg Knoop, Roberts Brooks, Alfred
Good azeass oe oe Be ° 3 7) Slaughter ewes 5.00-9.00. have conspired to set prices which | bile Dealers Assn. | tines had to make a choice when will be Lewis C. Jarrendt, Oakland | Bernor, William Buckingham, Ken- We Answer It!
| Greynound” (Ba Gait aren : 33° Draft Choi Si d the hoeesstte pays for the family | He =e ard ania oe his argc — Daag at Sari Oe ane ate a =o Faust Donald Bares. Ret CALL
! ber = Se kai L rospects pe usiness g in e a n, eriff's *|Moors, Norman Ss, eith|
Holland F 13.4 Un Gas cP. 35 |UF oices vigne oc |P : FE 4-2541
Home Stk 432 Upioha of Kal 41 ; A witness told a house small turns still will occur ‘and the River. He saved one and the structed the men; and Alfred Co- Tuttle, Earl King and Charles Bin-
Hooker Ch .. 416 U8 Lines . 326 : ae did a deaf-mute ringfield $Townshi CD aj |
I Cent 492 US Rub 813, DETROIT (UPI)—The Lions and| business subcommittee yesterday time to prepare for them is right) other drowned. So a ite lombo, Springfie ownship dig. | ———————
atom Bey eos ee ¢| Pistons signed draft choices Mon-|that he was ‘positive’ there was now — not after the downturn —/brother who tried to save the girl director. : | * * *
niand BEB) Wen Un, Tet 3 day. such collusion. with continued sound management Martinez lost. | whe-21 men from Branden and | Springfield Township mer to re- DODGE—CHRYSLER |
Interlak Ir. 28.3 Wests Ei 015) * * * Rep. James Roosevelt (D-Calif), and constant attention to customer The victims were Magdalena 9 from Springfield went through ceive certificates are Harold L _— PLYMOUTH s
Int ea it Wilson Co 382, ‘Southern Conference sprint ace chairman of the House unit, said relations.” Ribera, 11, and her brother, 10) con in which they learned Vines, Chester C. Garrison, - Ed- DEALER
Le aor ae Foe nae 33 j Art Brandriff of VMI inked @ Lion his investigators plan to make a’ wn ee Reyes, 13. Martinez managed to (oaauct as auxiliary policemen, ward M. Wright, Stephen M. Jantz,
—— Int Shoe 32 Ynast shat 138 pact while 6-9 Fresno State star detailed inquiry of the allegation save Guadalupe Ribera, 9 He arrest procedure “eearch and . alter L. Covert, Loren J Tower, JACK COLE Inc
nt Silve SEL Gary Alcorn joined the Pistons’. and also other charges. Among Watchmakers to Meet said he grabbed at one of the girls Je teattic control firet ald, David F. Barber, William K. Fos- 9 .
StOCR At eesone fold. , ‘them is the claim that small busi-| ‘ but had to let go to save the other. ig physical combat, -all to be (tet and Vinent Giacalone erie ee footing Tet
NEW YORK, June 23 — ‘Compiled by)
The Associated uae) - |
Green Bay yesterday signed vet/nessmen are being “frozen out" The Pontiac Unit of the Mich Martin Ribera, 15, also a deaf a
18 18 «0 | aw : . atl ee = 2 w — ae . 2: io. Chiployed in case of war or nat-
8): guard Lou Palatella and learned of new shopping centers because igan Watchmakers Guild will meet mute, ran for help. He used ges ot disasters, Rahn said.
Net change .... ' § +3 3° . . ; ‘ : i ; \ : , =
Noon Tues. .. 3344 142.2 943 2243/defensive back Earl Miller will be lending institutions will finance on- 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Adah tures to alert a farmer working in :
Prev. day 333.9 141.0 944 2240) : ay ; : a2 : ' ; ;
Prev day ......3339 1418 844 2249 back following a knee jnjury. ly the big food chains. Shelly Library. ia Held nearby Those from Brandon Township
Week ago 3308 1389 937 221.5.—-——-—-———____ -_—__ a : 2 _ ; : 2 — - .
Month ago ..3999 1421 983 2289) Year ago . ..2839 964 804 1721
1959 high . .... 3442 1451 1026 2303) 1989 low... 3061 «1338 «937 2115} 1958 high 312.0 #1365 957 2143
ae = Compromise Housing Bill iC. J. Nephier Co! _
Figures after Gecimal points are eighths,
High Low Noon
2 23
Raldwip Rober eo Lt A wa it S H. Oouse App ro val | 5)
G Lakes Oil & Chem Co. 14 1a Howell Elec. Motor Co*.. 1 1
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dy Manu 123 124 WASHINGTON (AP) — A chop-) Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala), the bill was tog big despite the Rudy Manufacturing Co *
Toledo Edison Co 17
*No sale: bid and asked 17 ped-down housing bill distasteful who helped hammer out the com-|cuts. They said that the reduc-
'fo many Democrats and not at all promise, noted that its total was/tions really were ‘‘sleight-of-hand’’|
certain of White House approval)below what Eisenhower originally tricks which left the programs still
7.400 000 Employed [awaited final House action today.|requested. Much of the reduction much larger than the President| ’ ’ The compromise $1,375,000,000|was accomplished ‘by providing a wanted on an annual basis. I
’ ki | d |omnibus measure was approved |two-year program rather than one| Sen. Wallace F. Bennett
in Tr uC ing n ustry \late Monday by the Senate and for six years as Eisenhower sug-| (R-Utah) said that the total in the
was expected to clear the House gested. Sparkman said he thought bill did not. cover the cost of the
DETROIT @—The manufacture. today. the President should sign it. , 45,000 public housing units author-
sale service or use of motor trucks What will happen when it reaches * + ized.
Enine 7,400,000 persons in the President Eisenhower is a matter’ But Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of STUMBLING BLOCK
United States, the Automobile Man- of speculation. The strong possi- Illinois, Republican leader, said he 4, : . |
ufacturers Assn. reported today. bility of a veto was raised Mon- didn't see how the President could a cue an , A ra = WH EN YOU B UY ! one of ev- day when Housing Administrator approve the measure, ig perve: wat Fe: | e
a ‘moval of an original House
ed men and women Norman P. Mason said the bill) ya 18€ pro-
ye ae ‘would cost too much and is not in. -* * ‘vision requiring Appropriations See Us First About a Low-Cost
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in the nation. The Senate vote came only after —
in the survey of the trucking ‘"C imeyests of most Americans.’ sharp debate in which Northern Gomer to implement the sathor.| Home Loan That Can Save You Money! We invite you to place your
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that Democrats heavily assailed the i
try ache aera’ tn use oa | 7 6-31 Senate vote was well strategy of chopping down econom-| "ime ‘Senate originall ,| Convert Your Seasonal Land Contract to problem in the hands of
| Lee imects and highways, in (snort of the two-thirds needed tolic bills to try to avert vetos. ig7 SIS.ONN 00D cuitmeineti on ees a Mortgage and Acquire Your Deed , "
| 1968, an all-thne record. These CVerTide a vetd. It also provided are whl >| Our investment specialists —
| ween traveled more then 113 (4 smaller margin than the 60-28 LED ATTACK . ‘sure which the House cut to $2.-[ There are many vital and important details involvéd when
| vote by which the Senate earlier! Sen. Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa) Jed| 100,000,000 compared with the $i,- securing a loan for anew home. When you want to fee] cer- local ho ha
| billion miles. had ‘passed a larger bill ‘the attack: on it because of the 690.000,000 in future authorizations J tain that it is handled in ai bes! interest, goo noe us, As men w ve a
| , ; s j renew suggested by the President. i nat of this community. the prosperity and growth of every .
| Three ‘meiliess ot he’ Cracks ‘are 7 - * * ee hel ahs é ng § =6business and family is our deep concern real stake in the future of their located on farms. Michigan's twe Democratic &™@™. He voted for it in the end + * + Truck pfoduction in 1958 fell = senators, Patrick V. McNamara Decause he said he had np alter’ Major slash in the compromise . ™ .
low the one million mark for the’ ang Philip Hart, voted for + "tive. was in the urban renewal pro. [ t | Sa ’ & L A
first time since 1946, But this year compromise $1,375,000,000 But Clark declared that the gram by which the government [| apl 0 vings oan $soc. customers and the community.
it is. running almost_50- per_cent ing bil} as it passed the te Democratic presidential nomina- makes grapts to cities to help pur- ef
ahead of dast year with some 650,- yesterday. The vote was 56-21. tion would not be worth much next chase slum sites for redevelop- Established | 890 J Ne h le r Co
000 units due to be built for the MeNamara and Aart also voted year unless the Congress. wrote a ment. The new bill provides for a! ° ® bd
first six months. together in the'46-40 Senate pas. stronger record of action on the two-year extension of this pro | 75 W. Huron St., Pontiac FE 4-0561 | a? ee
The AMA figures that one of sage of a wheat control billy The , party's campaign. promises. gram at a total epst of-900 million | 818 Community Nat'l Bank Bldg. FE 2-9117. every five trucks produced is | action sent the measure | * *& dollars. The President called for, CUSTOMER PARKNG IN BACK OF OFFICE — '
ported, «| ; ident Kisenhower, ~~ - Some Republicans argued that|a six-year $1,350,000,000 program.
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Grai in ! Card of $ dees $334 D ebnetd yi tii ectors
End *. m Cc . I Tha: * Mn ; é i wea Ha B a eachae Semi 4
$ arr n Me nks ; re. 9 3 bel iL AT seats eer a
in D ier mo} oe nce ‘loved ‘busband a. Clarks Dra Ss ~ or Sale
rowni , Flo riam ee | astorig} ~ yton Pl ¥ vlbgl Mores H
co ings ee nee sotrreene dasel Beater ight i meet | re fa : ” a
era LLINGWOO Ce ral Directors ....... 3 brother of Joan Reatw onsid wey eat ol Thoughtful Service a ULTIPLE LISTING SERVI
ie Great ee Ont. (I-A metery Lots BE. eases 4 — will | ) “rE 23-6941 ATTENTIO ,
when th were pain ee end med teneeee has S Puneral at? oy coe onelson J NGI" 6 \ For
5 e , ( me 1 the: i - — ee Sale
as she tug Baypo yesterda catia. Drayton P fi ohns sia li Houses.
abl was tryin rt overt y | REAL E Hilis ‘Mi Intermen ae ins “Designed for FUNERAL Ole is
led grai ying to t urned | hs ESTATE Fi CAREY. jemoria} eer in Oe offi. for Punerals” 136 ft. oer ote A OF Sale
miles off in carri ow a dis : FOR SALE “JUNE 22 rk Cemete: OO Tiled ont wil ment ob a bungee ’ —S Ars Houses
{ this Ge oF about t | | For Sa LE Gear ag A Bad “WILLiA rnees Alumingm eae Lk. Rd. os ‘a mn : : Z vs Houses 6
Capt, Pe orgian Bay ae incom le Houses ay pac P re ot Mrs." age 1M FUNER Z iple peep ve ae ee with ‘a _ eat sv F . ; :
Edwin =e) Butters, 65 m Sale re Property ........., 6 ca Weaneadey series wi . Ambulance Sexy AL HOME this one — bayeens only rises Tite hath VAN MANOR | or C 10 lor E j ts
iaciaietar tac ah eee Se Rea roperty oo... 7 Croom Home, with te Asch barvice, Plane or Mo st 8 te cay | peat ok heal. hae Ge | kph sil a <
after onl ni psort AC ieh 1c inte utt tor EN : ated - N : a:
the yas n Sub Pro ponos tu at Mr emete rment 6- ROO! EDICT’ on ects 7
49, w mishap, K hort time F urban Pr perty .. hig Mel ay wit | Ararat) _____ Gemet iM a AREA pa tr n. N. Cass some work. best and ‘ ’ ,
raat, a Cacech tu ihe om | oy Lae 19 OUELLEEy wil ie in state | gran ery Lots NEw ‘srt aes ase Fd om
and doin the nis, | Industri rts sone! Bw JUN Funeral gra Y mT 5 Cc m iw: $6,950 or Howal
75- went icine | ndustrial te ene Jt zB 2 suet, PARK oF. Sagat Ra se — Briel | sion |
foot tug | down nage For Sal Property seven TTY Waterlora ‘Te SD oy ~ JOH. _ $36 & ip. PE + METERY | Be a. fire bedroom ome ek 3 yetoin. 4 alu i" A
water. in about 4 the For S e Acrea cage’ | sored. son Township. ice eae E 4-9882. Bereened it pore ol rons 5 master ft. liv. i tle :
= 0 feet of | nor Site Re ge 13! beth. Gueliee; dee ee For Sale pe ows ON porch, Bear room }e "bat with :
ree 6 ent F. ms see «AS | M nd Mre lear ¢ Eliza- ee we ouse: ,00—L, ge- ov Lar vanit Ae .
Wer other me j Sa Farm Pre 5 oreo « | late ‘Emilie | Rene qraniece . ’ s 6? ets go nace en & r ¥ yanity ‘ Ge "come nig A ity
e re mbe le B »pert 4 ice Figs sol ola { pase teem € ae $1,500 cites
Tt scued rs of the R usines y-. re ies Se pease 2, * ACRE vel, Attach “Tile bath. Pu tove- “tod
he Bay crew ent, Le s Propert wee DD Ponsa! ati odlag We Puneral | uated bo ached Dig Me gyre pa DRAYTON
take ov . yport was ; For Sa ase Bus Py y 16 aie - neme foe mgr fa | ng to Pehl Fe aves Any first PLAINS seo DOW
Manawhe Ta cer aie aie ke : le or wees 1, 17 scp eenmh = Parker on “Plains, - | Lovely 3 bed ae It's sf canal Youd tom myth 3604 Nacge living RO PRE EAR
. eer f ne 7.000 ge HI y atert atin ratki 8 hom room ated MMI m ba: rate d galow : ‘a
er, the rom | 7.000 ... 1B NTZ z ord Ce 8 atkins q. ft e with Ranc cock tee ERCI ly ent with Pull oor on large yments
©p.5 another on NTZ, JUNE 23. ater| * ns-Ponti ho en ad over Lane sr fg AL car gas he at reer lot bun-
ar Sec myer fre n, 620 22. 1989” BAR ew cu gntiac Es on ing 5 1,200 jaakie ta Pa erry - Lo +p at and pase Lake. with
the Mohave De Teh Had port - | EMPLOY fe eer Bae ee ba erie (age alge apni and: on oot “esti, ot) LY cls hihtee co | I iat eh P island
Mohawk th had ypor | ; 4 MEN sister and [| ant dau rks- Jo . ving r bed peting. bedroo: asem = Cc OR. busine /AN ry e and: - 9
pulled Deer v lines MENT a pene inte enor, ay utiful’ kitenet Bee gare Fireplace Ax — ‘ommercl SFIX-E $8. rie ss W. SC ty, ofl fu wired for
: ahe wheniihe |S on j : yore Pu y, Lau ints: @ of Teer rch cal tehen h | garnee Al place. A Car- side on ‘al bui! R-UPP. REAL . SCHR ‘ rnace. stove.
the t ad sudd ne Secor Hel day at peral » Ho abd Fon hacemeat Ce binets with | nd ser uminu tlached livt corne — on ERS -ALTOR AM Util
ug ¢ enly : ord elp W Goyette 10am ervice Terri tac nt. w ramic Hard- be w m sto Pur’ ua: J south me OPEN =
n her ri nid Hiab ! Hee Weed Wen | swith Rey. Pr ivom the Bharpe- wooded ot with Titeplac bath. | ee tania you'll Full» price only samen Te ees te ‘9471 moderns 3 bedrooms 1 r00
: . . Pr. Joseph’ larkuion: je do $19, age. =| € ss e pi "6. Dart IPL DAY reh room s "3
A lifet * Help W ed Fem yg! Semecer feisceet ta pio ig! an jareesl Large R plesty’ of mone ot | B E LI1sTi SPIE pores Dally
- boat fr * E anted ale al Meck ty, Cle ment in niga of- or trade ip yment. reason ILE Goanest this Y OWN SOR MANviCg, 000. bal ‘ment, 2-¢ rge ones
picked vat from the »mplo 20 NIGHT rkston, Lakevie vacant or 2 be Might ~ | TWO FO LEY RE y! $8950 ER. 6 VICE ing tax ance § ar gar: t
up th Moh ymen co | trice Ju Ww prope droom ac- RO 509 AL with ROOM es. month! age
Reg W e thr awk Inst t Ag wee a D1 Zz. 49 NE 22. _ rty. hom NE FE E ES cash. F PE 4-803 $4000 down MOD: y
Natt nree suryV Deer ructc gencies ad age 77 5 Ww 1949 3 e 4-115 Ligabeth TAL BY < ERN, LAKEPR(
Reg Watts, survive ~ W os es mei) lS es se oth . BEA INSU ul Lak E ow or 97500 RONT
a shipyard | about 50 ors. One ork W 22 il la sister Lax . Thi URE | e Rd r WNER. HOME
ar : ; z _M ot eD 4 sm E | 6R B . oom, R. $600 DO pet of ON
ing Hee eee hae gee of | | Work Nanted Male... ml op held Thu ng Pacten an ulate. ms and bath 1 ALDWIN STREET Fe en | ee orm 2 BED. take” nor sth ‘et Pontise. 2 Scns.
Scott, 32 ebelt while ke was cl | Med Female —. 24 te Irom the Wilk boca er oltk, ote ibs ot Eperceimaial | a noe mmac- Ti coane sacs ae) rz. and oll furnace et with Room
os e ke Ing emale 241 weet oe pring? Lose 4 ewiti| be mh yp co plata oy urance you | tant i feen Oe arpeti Bl oa aol Seen al Pomee 4-040 Spentifely and = —_
irom and RB eeping Ji i ae: Weat hurch allied Lak at 1.30 i me with Sderacciler about you | ‘Galas ery Desh eo sh pa onably er hom of Ponti LF : 3. Besutiteny wood ement eee,
steppi hice GC Jack 29; Jobn Salome Comet Rirpcodlrder se og & k hae vised Weis lay- ony bd 008 os he and vaene ee oe Wee bake $3,000 ee aree.
= ny ‘iis, 2 | M eme termen basemen: itech. sized fram y $12 ot. Ti renta and bath. down. rea,
oe atts and we . i SERVIC belgeat desire officiating. & Rev. ae nent. Garag ‘es bathe ain: | ™ beat it? ~ Raia orice Leslie R. we Gown NEAR MBUO. vo
pe Rosati «il fe apparently VICES OFFER odiat at to the geniribe ‘one ould el ge pt Sees ike caaus baila: LAKEF Be oe Tripp, Re _| ee Say ~aers 3 BE
wated for ab tt Seat zi i up | btn ag ate eth Bebstutet an Lea! sis | Federal” sti of FE ealtor ig toe 2 Bet ACRES,
_ Another CK. Seatt was wilding S$ OLS. neral the R ght will ot dxeaoe sl up ol & —— or PEA i ; 1 _ All la: with
to share tug os th suidinn oon ice | eee iaeo. ippaenoa gi es frat | Lotws Li SUBURBAN | eral a4 5 pas New Brick 12316, Elchen ib Tge rooms.
Mohav and then © SEV ' Bus & Supplies anv. 26 | aloved| Muss Lak 59, BVE . barf says ‘se ge on iNet { gested ines’, Nice 2 PON —- sirable oe Ful plastered Betvasuns
awk De returned Ae iness Servi Le as P Olss iusband e Rd; NO), point easonad, iL” The ighwa ca Wa end 5c Beautif 66 x rye ONTI rr shar oil fu 1 basem with roo’ walls. 8
The M eer fori | Bookk Services eee ot || broths on: thr of Mr me 61°! ment le — c price vt mes eS lek scenic vi ul tiled 216 ft m hom AC res Pp property for mn ent, iy wes fol be .:
Moh 1e 4 ee pee see ge ulsare aka th GE ail fee ap. rte pir vad eo pump. tor pre peer fot Has oll ary propery real b plum bed sacrealien ves
brou ohawk E D ping & 28 uneral ee seers nee lyn | sEORC rap.) cipsed Be begged See ae Has large Ace c= Murr Date pe y appoin for 2nd anton
ght te Deer w | ressmaki Taxes 2a Wedne serv vive i four | . iE B | ront a reened 1-751 Is, y deco oll he Hur posse: tment. path.
: i j . in s ‘ fre sda tee wall Sweden. | 4536 REAL’ LAI a nd re -in in- 1. Ta do rated at, + = th 8- Show
wood fo » a shipyar is be Gard gw & Tai a9 vt th June will be en |" mine ZALT si R f. ne pic ar with sersied F ke wn. ated. close Ow is on FE n
r rep yard in C ing. en Pl ailori 9, Home 1¢ Donal 24, at hela | Hw OR ookin ture ermo- 1010 N. ANK a iook! 2 0 wen e! CL: 3-7888 — R
which mire tc n Coll Ince owing ng 30° bio he Ponsises-Jot ye pe | 2 RAYT Ge tivine es window over- ferric Rae x 5 School Di ARK REA FE
a was dis » her ing yme T id - t te Fa interm ne Pu ty on: A ON PLA OR 3-125 i ving r Ales ‘caroetina ~ MULTIP lams Rd EP. room District | REA ae
— F isabl main lr ax S ; ” ions mily + ent in mera 1108 INS -1251 mmedi oom arpeti TIPL Pe RD | acros 2 bed TO BU AL ES
3 iles ed last w shaft isurance Service a van nay be equests Ottaw _or now ate ACANT ng E LIST! Roche naar street room ho: | 13962 W YY. Weal
2 mien olf Lang Po week not Insurance “Agenties sos. | ian iat Ses atte mk EE a a werghebine Hak ane eee its heck rk TE
oint in Lak | and ry Service B sescee 33! rete P guns tes ich I. mately $3750 with emits $1,200 dow nd abet. Eton M Listing mn Eve 4 & oh,
__ € scapl P oes loved Center 1959: Witt dow proxi- : ty ULT oe
- = Mov ping, 44 | L 8 mothe er Bt. a ELIZA b bulld E n GILES A IPLE ‘
W — yin : JA i einer ote Siege tl be: | ome 3 Kd cLIZABE Nac sILES LISTING SER
elland C | Painting & oo poe onen i) cn age, oa ‘foors, tle” a’ pull bare style | TH LAKE ESTA peivaea The y Lake me aoe 5 REA LTY co U pper I ong ib ae —s
: re ve oa eee es ne r R D ok sseK ase TE ene eee M No ALD : High | a
elevis decor 356 harpe vings Bears PPE | tcbcacld M R 7-10 = b ment, 3 finish db terio _ MULTI A. WIN igh e E
bps ion S atin Milary dear ton , Mrs uss MeoNab. ireb | Eye 2 ed in ome i r of > IPLE L AVE on a h stat
e Type Serv & 37 ae eee sister and John 3} BEDRM 1 cup re popeel droom ae ree this ‘BEDROOM LISTING M. esque vi ill and es
write ad : pase! were Meter a Lalii ohn; tan RM. 1% BTC Art ree 1 7s ng 2. bed garage. 68,500. Spine’ 3 evel! Priv M Ww "SERVI | ip side. a SS
[ Uphc e Sauce .... 38 SS cae ae ell ss con. Bare STORY, | Meye ma. drapes. ® su aoe 4500 2 love! Ms a nee ITH BA CE cea ‘iow Mower ond coun-
| yisteri ice soni | gt Vi e 24 e held is. Pu- rapes Ree. Y. WAS yer | gas he pes, wate Car ] c 4 & le | 00 do Lake L SEMEN wi low bri r 7 reo coub-
ng PY int neent de at 11 Wedn Priced’ incin Rm., IHING- pric at, 2-c r sol Po L -OTral car) fm $1200. "10 oulse he th att ck Ra m_ lon
39 erme de P am es- ed 1 erato Car ce $11 ar ga tene ovel ne Mi | 1 00 d $70.00 off M15 To ached neh H &
Rev nt in aul Ch {ro _ $950 do or qu r, fence petin 500 rage ie y 3 be sialic neludin wn, per Ke incl. bi 2-car ome
ST. CAT up 40 offic Pr Mt Ho "hurch w m| BY G own. N ick @ ed vs Full dy droom or 1854 Vi g taxe ; $45 pe month master. uilt-in gare
! fate." ancl pe C ith ow _No rea ale, § . ite ears ol bric i ola bd f mon in, dispos: oven, ‘ge
Well ATHARIS Hon of There: L. 8 emate NER, Itors 12,960 ROOM r chen d 8 < Somel 1 ins th. g thru al, » Dish-
! NES e he ry. nice FR . on — an wi ach me ____NA uran Ch out ,
. ind__ canal ES Ont. @—T NOTIC | B= {the wadeaiclag be Aa will hucely lendacaped 3 BED 1. LY 9750 VACANT penee Bien of ey cious 14x18 é REAR tional 17-9045 Octanville | Reorted level ane p eincold
ti fl onern seaw jinx of " ihe — eiare Home. al Pare rie sett at donner it we iy et ot cupboards. O = aly 4 cite i SCHOO | ner a and. shi AS ere
ial ope ay eS | fa Me at h siloat senait oe es fa wake C Cale eis fag pc y $5,050. 7 & b L 3008 oving aded |
ratir y, went St ale Sha Auburn ca | pee condits ackyar 1 base- 2 proch ‘“ lark y $2.300 reens 050. Term ath. G : out of ot
With mn last into Lost BTtch rpe will Ave, 'y. MI on. =p ot in a es—CGa e ha ston A down s. 2818 arage ity
repal night par e & Fo | w 1oW, JU lie 1 _6-0036 Eu OX: at 5s down: +, heat—2 tiful ve the k Area . Buick. | J
complet irs to a Z Hobt und halt 2221 N NE ul} n | 6 um bails At pf bed- Geis 3 bed ey to ( Tot : ohn
ted, dama jes & S Belosed F Opdyke 199. L } owntown ve 6 4 Paved AR r paid room hi this bea d \ ’ ' 1
Coca Mes ieite air ale j Notices & sures al Bieviiow dent fe oH age Oe iim Pontiac Oriya orm Oe e| LOU & amily? j
admi e : c ersoné 42 ber ames athe re B j . for od land scree en b years | edroo AVE e
it the fi s at 9:5 anal nals * other eee aren | cash a jencece ns aertiogl eaced aaa Gaapanoa — Th
» fi 3 i : Roy of M teet arba . e sam ping. ertica, ded 1 bas ch is
bound shi rst pair of ee to | 43 | will be Btec How Grace Phe pipes | | ment & ‘ rice! pelea lot md x aoe iacal a poms aos pS
Welle ps gathered p aT u eae ee ee Poca ene em TE ARKO” Rice val bese. eo daa hata noe tee lot 670
ee emer ake Ot a wante saa ve eine _ Eve Soa tete oe ca Sele tae | ware
ywnbe mn Le ort oe ureel’ SicenNs Voorh 24, | = D ; FE 4c UGH, pay are } Als ur 3 B
up until a traffic Ee | W Perry aaee ts cates | 10 A a ay | am ieee wk — ara See, et bearms carpeting “HOHE, “REAR
wo Ke night t ve h | td. € pischow Pa iniers Lottle A.M.-8 | RM to 83 FE — FHA price s and w dow wilt in ving rm AR
Settle 0 allow eld Ww hildre Voernan. will rk Cam ermeatnin . PM | RE Se utilit HOUS. oPM 43844 terms. $13. iow Gownpaymes oven
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near Tt at the concret td. Ho n to Boa | S1ET ees Biple 3 in stale Mr FURNIS , | - PAL TO I ) | rage. room WITH ce | I. A. ~~ NEA FE 6-15 itt
wrod damaged . Wa usehold G rd ..41 eee oe Puceral tong th HED ee RS F el Breesew BATH - REA TAY Thi R - OR
All sh wed lock | nted M 100d a Parkes nae I Home. 5 ont Es MC Le a 4 ie ee ay & & | OPE L EST LOR s home ION”
ipp ‘ M Miscell 4 of Cll Bt, a 1, 1999, @. OR elros IDEL ROCH ph O05 28 | DONEL tnt , land. ga-' 77 N DA ATE & condition. bullt 1 4
wax) ng alo oney W aneot a ol M ilecd Bids 62; wa ©. Oo 3 BEDRO Btreet ' ESTER __ Eves tra SON P E 4-5027 Low | 32 High ILY_ 9- INSU started Just n 1954, i
ialted ig the \ ante is... 46 ot eee teller. belove Cc. ose to 60 100M sdrm. hot VER _& Sup. agg pt aap eniant P 6. SUN AN rm., or the pla n fine
tiiribe Sund eatery anted d » itetier oe H dear d wile hools HOME Gias. ume. Sep Y NICE E 2-341 se nea 3 BED 7 d. M5e, RAMCE . 2 bed retire. L ce to
xi? ay by Auy SI d to Re 17 | Fotel M Sac ale loyt and rather & store 5) nee sed-in co eeperate 4 CE 2} 0 r st. Be ROOM BEDROOM < Pontiac 2-6 | and utilit rms.. b arge liv et
yate Sethi a broke Share Las tem | N He rs. Dor ter of M C. King ‘7 sprue & alse ete dining te i enedicts ment. 1 M BRICK. TIL | ake: erie rm. Bay sitchen:
ee oe Phorekt lk wis: Th pe wr rts" Ra iy ireieitwotert | 430 nee saver as | int SgrrgOe 8 Sa ST Ba ae! Cai a fort me zm
pa ained voof tl ‘ Vid ansportal 19 Fe anes ng, al G cca AL DO ROOM PR. mo. OL axe | in Pred NE C 3-837. CR. : e780 it if
The ie Cal Conthac Oe 2 elie Brae oo ENE wL and WN ment. PRAM + _1-0024. / tween rick, o ‘ABIN LOC. A\ intm down.
bound 17 ships delayed “ wanted reat | Alice " Avenue pin pees | PAYMENT cieete ‘e ikep - mine Ch BASE : ae ok Mas ea he , 600 EL Fin WiC ‘ORD AGENCY
jourr yed ot teal bests ll Chur Inited rom ay. June | 8 dow ping “lose to = tae’ de. ¥ }
waitin ney a ytheu state hi ch wit Brus the J ine | 6 4308 n. 1243, $12,000 tlle x de- | 1143, FE. 8-230
g at and My ' ae off h Kev. E byt oslyn BMAL J Dest with f You’ | 8-2306
trane the Por another 4 ts fie chm dimond fan tac Lt. MON HH ox. FS auTe ' 000 K
the ce on Lake Be Colborne | | rf week. prey . ce datermien! DI mee Tewee PAYMEN so eee muon § a bedreo re pconing LAK DN At this 3 bedroo
in sasiee numt aie constituled| CENTALS OFt avert. Onittin Pun ey an RECTIONS Insurance T | furnahings complete pecial gardener er ier nme: ae Lament Asap <0 Lee ec scoe | nom home with
1e ver t : ec a on on om Be thy he uneral at oul Mt ; J A de ever “ thi n you ot f and hot AGE read rhood well- car.
numer o be ARI ne NE 2 Hor He tone Cle . toot real‘ sired A to | with 29. coz r fa or th scree wate with f N restr
along verot halt A) Park 246 201 ne = Ti mena ns & & d ~ cd | Vac y +b mily, e pares ns EV r he full $1, or im ewly a feted _
the c is traf ed Ker of Ma Park 959, arn left to Me! Jol wit stn N ol hou stom tattord’ Vitis gro edroom then | av e But EN hi at. Bto ti down mediate ecorated
anal \ affic it Apt WB Wur Ave JO RO t to me i | went anit teri icely ae | roo Villa unds. hom e poss: best as tw rm on, call For f =< :
Among this y ieups He pts. Fu ntlM tyant 44 be Tabcie | DLORAT miei | gins don ellicn G landsca; 4 rooms Phdiadeh de Feat haat Wee six foot ession | of all. o car HE y.
Lake y the st year. . ent Apt i rnished t wrer re) OWA lyrceil loved wife H BLDG 1 500 Eligabe arage ped bare ment n 2up tures ? b a- land. $8, fron n 10 aise? can RBER orm a-
wake Ont ships | ie (Uninet he ids hile liam K dears i" = + é 3 _O ELIZ th Lak Near: water auto Big ki ed- | 950 f e on L 8! Fifty. | 3h “C
arte ined ‘ ent H furnish sti geen 3 Sek lee gues nother -6455 | -Fect ZABET e Oni Generel matic teher ull pri ake O ce) 4915 Ir “DAV
supply » were up in! | OUSES shed day t vice Me survien | ) j ou ect beac! H LAK y bo a reened sel aha ce. ak, | ELIZA windal iS
a vesse two us n tent | s urn mY Mich June will be urvive ur ‘i ; ve 3 bi ach Att EFRON Ww garage porch and | bi BETH e iD Driv
an Is, S. Nav louse ished t 1, Ww 25. held Fu __ | years bed roc racti 1 Buy it Onl out- T { ack doo LAK e
he Beawey. seed vanguard of | ig Lake a nfurnished * ea Ty Fin Tustman's ra | it | ss or #18000 Wl 0 Rene , Brick Sul sme you cen Side. _tanch 4560" Js ras 1 You YOUR
me ae ey eel panain of or R ottage dot] Troneloce Jat oe. ne in Forel <> yment one SOniset ek ne All Suburh woe, (eee re Open 2 Ser front
oR ve y. The U g thro | ent R 8 : Three Oe anne tak tee O ot ESCEN ELWO eith Fact older on ( an Sto Plast droom “po Yor -§. FE bedroom
ascl Us igh | Roor ooms "RI ree Oak ne FA en tro aks Att T LAK@ | FE .WOOD ad one. as part Del Ine FF Storms ar ered w brick Her oU LIK 5-1008.
for i s is he florill | tuoms witl . dil ead ed ie m the deeds PRIVI 4-520 Brg Gly | elight! oor Pecan, Pull beset Ne Cee ot eres! E PRIV
an exhit ading f a of | Conve 1 Board vere tel Sad os Home t puapiigitiieted “on LEGES J_or FE — fon BEN. te tae rooms 7a pean. 3 zee ices odern h jovely 2 | VACY?
ition or Chica | alescent > fare wee JUN os cals “ascnroie. etery 29482 tached: goteke ractive iencing Gale sl eertices tie per pelea neo evel bed
, mED fotel RK lone’... 60) eye td hla td E 20, rere weet se tntue toc eachen «Bere wrecuye 2 bed lreblAade 54 ft ay plac guest h rage. Al room
= : . \ he Bt. 19 Stor: Pan ted a rge lo F over! ge an with | EDIA $13 9950 lot. a ea- | e for ouse. A s6 lar
a= For coms S wee h eeu Fe Dee alah tanee 68. lore ana cs od ts. | eearea: tea d pa at. | TE Poss on cr vou a rela a iencellont
R : | r Rent S 61 vid Wednecdon uf a be fege abeied reareel: ae) bhnle Peete cat poPleneaac Lene, canon lar 6 lars tive livi cellent
eside: Rent Wo Store Veena Ge pre wil dnesday service nd Carl testa Carpet creens 3c room ! ST PA tric forcec place nt Lak : 10N ad landscapes: p lots. B ng with
en Offic s. + Oe epee paisa De fr ‘une! will be | res inclu and car ake pri TRICK cies hot w air oll breakin seen t eke pri eautifull
so For I ice S puewdiees JB ioe Mr fH 24 ne | CLA ded at oer ~ ga. We ask vileges CHUR’ @ room ater F heat ast | m ' | us fo = FATA vileges. v
cs tent space . 64 Pus niate at Water Ravage at 4) ARKSTON $14,000 xtra Bedro for th $700 a CH uick amily | elec- p at roan pprect Must
: ‘ { ow pos ner y a i ' onl ap ated.
bject to P Sark Miscellaneous . AA j wATeON Hote the gone eit te Early pelptaraoy furascas nome FURNISHED" 2 1 rT) reir 83 +N. Telegraph r1es Dor vo apd eed
a eo. om one * Siple eee (Benue 2 sto | $500 “yee [pa Henene ot $16 1 re) orotl : y Teason- :
h I a is Cresce ao. 18 ain in. Best ing we ry tram DOWN re: st Bud” mens 8t today MU FE pen Eves. | vy Snyd
16 . . R nt Dr “? AM aig ror des lov rmth te Lake G ce | dud a . = LTIPL. a ves. Rea ~ er I
own f FINANC 5 ae Watson Sioved none ci bicken moghe ving a | ston Genes. : = Nicholie. R BEA TIPLE. LISTING . 7001 sir wclias cavender
s T e NCTAL wince Ren ais wile Lapras of pet There Poles is sidies noe hoe gen P FE Pine Me Realtor ra _home. 7 424,000. L aaa dee hone EM me Rad ube)
SARK g B ‘ Papal es! rene | ag tn aes iharous ataportis Sar asem ade Aine, | : SE Fe BEDRN 00. T ER - ar ,
tt n B pro ec. | gare ent, 32 A r FE r DRM. erms. F FRON or M
Nea . Chan usine morale: tr ancora ee ome fs - S ath, ut portior ue. Bal oll fu jum. | 5-800 burn - HO! FE 6-81 T WEST U 4-64
rly h ne] Isl S sa Op off Hom en Kent. jun vice r gare a itty ns. | OAK $5 rnace 7 & ME NE 168. SIDE 17
' ‘ par eee | LAN pert 2 _ ment Dequ! NE 3
tiny alf the ands (AP ale La portunitl con . cae e 24. ceptionally. Deco rey | Ba D LA month BU : tiful Oil b indre. AR A 3 bedroo
islan resid P)— M nd Cc ce . Ree a tees dictates, vce rated 1 nay each SORA 3SUILD NOV ay eye eeces Full b u- ag ee
hove din the ents of oney t miract 66 | yiatee teu Waleon Dee was! Lp d taste inch ex. | place & ach 3B ONT 3-BI- EDT NO) Ss door. $ e tree dscaped ase- roo Fami)) ick, 2-st
ycotted e Engl yf this M y to Lo s.. \ a “the ataon in Wt « irigesal ae carpetin neluding | storm ncicsed R ho j aE pROO Ww _cont 11,900 s Schoo! | Beau- k m dint y sized li ory
far BP a garde lish Ch ortga an ... 67} Huntc will loose me erator yer elec &. Sale Cha ns A OB porch me. Fire- | ET ract. UL $1500 4 1 bus at. itchen ng room ving
‘ Lirfees nN party annel ge Loans ...... A 6R t pon Fu tn tre almo. and T range in link creens New alt ~ | c S850 JOM {ee 2-2693 own. La room. Aut Den o Lt
; KK ee vy 8 + | n M neral rom at 3 Vv. situ te. fence Ou f im. | ve 500 AD ibe nd | full utoma' r fam
Same Marygar Monitry— toe e Gy villa acres ituat OFF $15 urna Al toda base tic of uly
hic raret AY anew ct mori erms ge. A 1% ed JOS 500. T ce. | 1 typ y Ft tra lol ment, 1 hea
that objected 69) IN Me ui lam reas uf mile $12 LYN Term lot pes cu nanct s t, fe gara t,
the to, | MO EL. vaste. ° * 00 Down. . or die oulnae caped need e. ae
an hey stay ya require ; who RIAM OF 2 IZABETH e. $21,000. Oak eae” 7B J. Cc youre 2m pulsing On ou i No Priced and | and-
niliters at tl ment ME You’ asaecd a FRAN - Beaut LAKE North rs = B edrooe i . H A Y plan ou pow? sell.
Jett on after the the party 4 -RCHANDISE Mar os not Fpapedrpeogsr pay aus . madera 2 eons School a igh ana m pome | R. W: I 7 DEN Rea cure PION | We i EAT MEN |
; eps roval : a ' ne Aa} er shal en fatt O55 ook, ¢ itche oom hh rea. and nace. 86 LE * eall INEE bedroo e seve '
eause th were visitor Swi 1 eng lf you ner, with: inin n, ome, NEA Madiso Ee Walt =f EY, , Or -ER F ou m ho ral 2
y exe D ups shall See ae dear, bh jspeh eben breakf R MS n whee Bul EXCE 1IGH saber ee ler and 3
tions { ey rarels eniful 1 ho | Misaea rgmemb nd omen Sched aureon + living asi Attract UO, Subu ulder Ab PTIO: aHLAN cent in town an in and
rom tk recely wee] on Sale } dau bY his er thee jory la car gar unroom, Gina in const ive 3 B uburba __FE #04 ra uff dri NAL HOM NDS| 8 terest. C ly_ $
Onty 18 we D e inv Se Clot 7 Sauatiter M s daugh st. oar worege P tie wate: conervese! R_ hom n Livi 1 caer apes Ray Rone on™ ailius today
\ Ww) ame of S ite tap & ng itv arry DD rs Pa ntor & lak orl o ermast the 2 ullt in n. - Mod eof f At | ivin ull ba yle bun bedroo SIDE ay.
dents of the 4 Sark Sal & Ton ; et a ie exe aren ai ere ee Rain Sin ee a cme kitchen, Yo ts B g lente aun galow = bedr
turned istand's 367 ale Ho ee er aM ok. Seen e lote eb it oaneirtr organs we ceca tan (C ur futur est concrete drive nad 2 om te
on the aut for <7 pest: | Ante wehold G ae te Say te ‘ Rolf ae oc) term bea he J.€ x siene penn vanity ood fan. ONVE eat prof: carag @ and | ft. yard. atic heat. ngalow. Oi
“ f ; , : : TEN : _ Garage. RT essto 4 situat arge 2 Clos: Fenced 1
home srounds the rece ry {ues unl * PNERG 2 Xolfe Th Ss . ch. | 9s C. HAY bbe age iB a with lawn Tarid ed on Seren tee te Enoale ond
> of of the ption | V & Ri oe Ty. WN RGY, 2448 Teleg: Smi EW DEN, . WV. 4 = 24 hat we Le pees al 2 Only $68. eo and
Dan Sibsl eit | \\ tudios 2 AN : 4 sae Teleg ith, R AT alton F -N, Real N. ‘K ) to we are e car lot clud $68 n pay
ame vot ‘athe Wyeian ater S 4 I ADS raph Rad » Realtor TRACTI E 8-0441 altor OSS. I rf todays proud peting ee ine nad cal To ie
uner Sark AM AN Softene 3 = 0 ap KOR C FE ' loc at VE 2 Open i ng »b most d to sho e. es & in-
oe ned 4 nied: hae ; ibe kor Sate Min i1A ale, pl lo find ; Ce COLOR r 37848 Heedoh ge i BEDROOM ave a LAI ARC e R_ 3-8021 OMES ments er. seilt TLGrimincte aero pie nd insur-
te oan Adam ou sia hinery Miscellaneous » place to Th - “6 ora Siete se furnace met ea 2 re prick “BE DROOMS norms Aigo! “e oe 3 beh dbal J
ood at “a Yo 7 RO ve . 2f sr urn sntece gar aueme ms and | h nio &f S y hall screens. jumin ced hom
aft the ab peaite it oY ib od 4 Ofer: Mereene TORY FE ntes age Ci mon nd | ot wat n Lak raune tra and poh enisanas to si e. Lar
and tol ve door 1s C ourse Gre ised ¢: a. > hot net MODE : 000 | Ree ay tounnag par Mr er heat. { Fe tri-l be lavato coat ¢} en- dow ell at $6 e lot,
d one of he ife meri self (6A car, se 4 vase 62 poreh [RN HO} erms trem se shoppi. clo storm at. fir aturin, evel eens in oset, ex- : Crook. n. Nea Q w
islands he lew sen a P eollape 1 Sale we ke seal lied N » SCE Clas : shop directo) wate in 1OME : Cail Linc att hoel. age pitas & es eect . oF 1 ory in basement, Gales Pease Auburn ith
fon has ever t ‘one of th ls Musical gRaSeae aE NOW si} | Can Seal me sera linees worn: | othin Nae iy landse years old r henty” of | pianned ite hen cei wel Tu - von-
e too ye Tee of the | Sale tL . 78 : . Can b bea ene OrK- | Ont ndsoa s old pace of price chen. well ESD
f ah nom : Offic . rods ‘ “ eo 8 utifell ed. F w g miv. §2 ped and This | $17.9 el AY
Awan i vite 7 ice } es * ! ee ¥ r ! . 0.4 1 b is 60 to- EVEN
i Feo dl mei do ut Mfrs ed be | Sale Sore Equipment 74 = _ alton Bae ae ee ced | fot” pula veHlae! 7 Own LOVIN rH 2 Be 1e0 fe ot FOUR BED ASK ue 52 neo CALL:
ai ited to : wits many Hath. | | Sale Sport Equipmer vo 80 nox apnatinaiieeytiieed | “Teanaterted, atte — ‘ | wie b Lap or ye on your! ce UN \ I R MT | een WEST S128 HOM R MR. ALTO
nine ive this ¢ of us| | Ba, a ing Gout 81 At 108 REPLIED wmwg) home! ba i | Boned “OR crag your” plane 0203 ‘Commerce Re vr | hem ie a i (ee . | ‘
chance a! Hunt Minnows, 1 s ..... 82 were .m. Toda j eal must * 2 Score July Lt 0S model, a EM merce ne | Nore or deal fates taTatly |
One — Hunting, Acca 2 | aie "tn ny were |) Ei oo fea : rt eee as
re wei f+ -— and, Grav rodati - Ru Heate I “ o wa and schoo! .. “
i BCH saan fos get y ) _| Wood ad & oe eit. sme folowing Rose igen on oe near wer EEE CO
leet carat on time our yt —FPT _ Coal & F ; . ng Y ow 6545 ow nent appoint and ot fired 2 ‘RON [
you is te | ane Fue Bt | ol WNER ner f ir lila
store in front yhave |} rs Tires? 7 il , | oll furn Ww 8 or N Ou nts. H- text FE
. , ver op 8, _ : 2 ag | 1 ace ID OTH tat ™ ‘ 5-818:
flower You of a jewe | vw Sale P Shrubs of 4,7, 14 Pi oe center FE oe 1 BED eea bow : nan on op’ Beau OTHING :
Ors 1 see welry Ln Pet | nt] mH ULB Be ORCE FE hool RM. da N good on portun tiful 7D
(report 5 partic e fewer w: 4 | if ws Tranted v T a. Ba, 60, 62 , pig 41, 82 an otier To ’Er. ae and shop- | OS pasty rac dua like Newly ¢ t: of Laos Bice nopends i tee & Bowk
ts) ~s the alle | unt . Boar soot . 70 — 65 ei; e ~ M c lar er ton lar ving ar 100 30. ng ditt re | evel
more 0. Fl ese od ng Dog arded . 87 35, 80, Ad, 86, 6, | Mr e633 are paeeas , sted tier we el vaneslce oy tae seniaee sq pig it akc tor cae
of tt ynn) ays BS RTA 108,” , 80, 84 . - 61433 ike e airm E | _ 5 pe near W * 170 tungailo picture n ave rooms aff mes - in the | or som
Wilse re pott 7 Al $a » 46, 103 | _after 7 > get ont. 3 Selix , ; ch r ocen oodhul ee storm wndee. (Au late ord to then ine of bl
son ed var i lot | 87 | . - . dow <AML. fF josing t inte Lake | Lo | lot s and w. alu arge Nothin: mis: you start-
ariet i A a | — n. | Loca AR costs rest. e On _ nic scree minu ha a do 2 ase can't
vy. hard | = j v1 own. | alles of Pontiac MHOL | $1 100 Down in ail you need ; located aurroundiny te ace thing down. on your fet or we
o F mere _—-—- 244 mt re Mm e e e
foam i a MG © FARM . ii i Pay i neath tectart within 1 eee bun Lov. M24 ries TE R lots Stain
a an ene ee EMTAIE MERCHIIAN The P = mone famtt iesy) aintnede 18x Tile’ Atcas eke edi ht roo BRICK T . D MecuLLOUGR LTY ble.
proper oe em dae a | Hay, G NDISE on | fear. plant ily kitet he room ia ants ers: Oak fr eae $15 RI LEV fe) 143 UG
ine, Ha Tne a ‘ah : a 1 BORE | i , < irain & F SE FOR tlac Press i Hors, plastered. basemen 4 hea ing per month on ae So lees Autractive $1 500 BOWS FE 5-1 Pa. Case Biisabetn Ra
Bie ee ets 107 a ee | Sale Liv eed Ww . Lo ures, Sutomeis aie) tee eee ue m beens lawn ing appoint room | Poe rai
tAen ton eye tas S tes 4 a In : Wanted Liv estock paegecste) ANT A mM Levely 5 bedr Lake Re . pelts heat ee ga. ms A Ten inctud- | will hs satan uni poms ra SALE OR bard 1-3
He agit ' & rr L paterve . Sate ei Livestock veceee 89 DIAL DS ices. — cote brick wit ~~ 1 Fi mehag HA on peeuee a nee DOWN sational peting Lng os rai at et maa ane idomear 3 as ooo
12, 10890 ee ee S Sale Pi ! Tie FE ment ecorated Fa ree nh +r ool Tt from eawiehureh | . bunga’ Lit ners ream k tiful oes —_ ndateenvi Lake ROOM
nw 1h i. en Sale Ff oultry cece al 2-8181 Large gas Pull ba ™, pret offer 1 many elem: reh 10 yrs low bul: tle far - Sa oven a ftchen © r- | ville d., privileges
if teat f ; \ : la ta -w old it i m, 2 ‘ : th 1 nd gri ith H bt
Be Sale im Pr aw ni From & corner ae Neste oor livt real en} the ty alle 2 Oak n 104 4x32 Sa troenen N, lo aterford
17 : ale Fy : jot rage. $14,956 ng T oymen hade Alm car Noor ® On a ilete. non, num ve
rn ‘ ; ' Farm E lice 1! a.m. te ment Small scape Den’ wh he pri t or ou t ost tw gar a s. Plaste ly late po raed iarims
sake. J OLDER W 0 at Annet Equip qo All 5 p.m Ho A down d t be t reason ce is oa ess ie o acre nd bree red ap eye for tm
Diaeei uly 2 eae wat, 7 i, ot on Sales pment ‘ porte tmnn a _ Reet RATA! Lats oo late — ter ly lor hom Ue ey sel ag cpg | vac.
- SEI. ‘ ° RA to ew ve anne ANT
one ey Corpo 180 pn Lar pt . oe WS ea. im © eonien i This FRa mere er this me n Aree ith les will ith 37.950 UNGA
Serial Ramt pan 1 at As ALAC | , ; aa ia we diately re up f propert SUM : one: : s land trade Aluminum: ALOW
N ‘ier De nate social ry bility mes no Th Md oe heree } 1s IMMER NEW in Di bed um Fid Dow
now ast o Dseee Deluxe ¢ dor Mict ‘ge than for ner ReEREN. ce ba ree lov ideal A co i COT: BRICK rey- bi room on mod Ly
at the Sey ire Nee eo” ae sy ota | tor that dance (ke | |e meat 8 reer re auira oop! contd t OTTAGE the choice we: Loe pospmens. gtlow, erg two :
right fPare 8a available No. Bai Ld AUT hy mel bert 1 the oh apes ly yard. « grrones ls ue ser with urnished AGE Paved ce west ated t eat, ca | f full ot
wa dress AY for | 86 905 OMOTIV - thon lon of yargen prie rd O mgalow wn, ' 4 eened f part ba 4m AC fu Ss Fu side » one of rpeting. orced = &. ung
_ : tler r inapectic ; ; IVb meni wt ot the the (irs ee with nly $8700 love- | lakefr ront po th and cot- 3 tn B NM be ubdi via DORR $65 mon ir O
arven mn | For S : | dered v Meh oh advertt t | g200 terms 70 full good b onts. W reh. Lo large : bed roo uit in sement. ions. 18 th. ON wn
CITY j the | Sale j erro valuete as beer ne. DOWN j It's each ooded cated o eeurit ms “Y¥ oven & on | 2 “or Eg E or i
County OF BYLS Junene Rent ’ House ret ae ne Mirmigh in New 2 P waiting for 3 tots with | Seah oo cae ou e W. Huron _— for a b the ni
y. Mich LVAN a ‘a | nt Tral etialtcte? a oe, oe oats thy New 2 bedro g for y price ; {th | ‘enee 1 as and buy re — ron Peeee in m ome thi cest set
Piva hog LAKE Aut niler S Cine. OF eeue ae nce Nations pees om anc | Sar eee tae re romars yours lure Phone FE and cae at weve dete
Pleane atice of . OAKI ito Acc Space » adjiu kin eure (¢ one 9 | Breed air he nen wit you need” ut $080 and pete re on leadecteee | Weng
visions take no Publite asi 2) For 8 cessories sswan 1 806 wine a number “ ° : aie nee oak clipe p WHITEE c aewa te all — Sylv am 210x180
Hips . of Or igenis Hears Bile es ., 06 out will | sion yoo} Nee fs, ; | I : OLOR is a Lakes an a Privile:
iran pes the city ot vat under the ' Auto Sern Tikes oe 7 | m Closing ' riven FOR ¢ meet rel Open Eves OR ’ ox S modern 5. “A Teal , FOR _ Aig Eh Seee Ot Me
Jaly rublic ot aciean { te eral S ; Ices 5 isis i ent im @ | ‘OLORED : ino & | alts rao valy : TH m room
lv @ 19S hea van I ve ord ale N ' .. 8 } a con tor Ww ED seeo * & n to 1 m b er Ez all e
ere 0 rt ake di 8 : ‘ ar ta ad e bh 3 BE 0 “> j . ' nent ar an LOT e BR Disc ood | ttac:
1820 4 andar” ; OD meoeW B Gee For Rhog! Rasatere 99 Calis pees ipo, aiees bedroom” weveral 3 plat tates exia ee ANCHOR sie A ran mar ar ot seghehl tad Bante a sets al 000. w arly
pour LA Time at | kPM oP nn For Sale Mot rs... . day pre 12 0° Bt be ar Phaae i m, Bom omes ¢ and ¢ old. ca and ICK BAS ues ir W teneing Alum base- Therm oot Ni neh hom enn luck only to ith clos-
pend 44 he cet ry City ren fas Sale Bi orcycles ++ 100) views to Bojer hed bert to ean no chorse Owner aleree oe ak — NT ee ana eedmar d Ceeiee ea: lace Peri Bi shin. bite rong cky lleibles cen
that vs arating ¢ Ahieetior ar the # oct eveles” oe 10 Jeatl Cc ame! eran mone 4 RME uster 8 and year ou fu mimed estate ore io. ¢ Trilla. se s, fir a R a new 't go
ee Pate ot a re ns ty ? nit : s & Ac ¥Cles | NOoTIC on, all M 1 do & Othe ¥ Fr a MO red. FEB 2 actee | st can tate s ens ea carport. . reened e- ETWE offert:
Pe ey Re fe rtatn he or kil cCeSS aD crn TO r. Pot wn pa ts urn DER 1448 ng, | Slt.s00 not be posses y with bul spaciow: pe- ms [EN PO ng.
‘No ans Choe ia oak alter: of pre there ssories 102 The a VERTIS nter, re ment. Reet ia N ON | t INCO at this sion Jandsca! bullt s kitch fa ham INTIA
The he rer re DES aats oa rer pein kin x eal ne tion of eadline _ 0585 win Also the ON 2 Cnts i ior fami MF &PRC z one.” se a jot on Lares me ly —— of ac & Bir-
of the Revolt mere ie oe renee ry Se An 103 is now cirancient rianeetie. _eaah 3M wenners? try Clare or $80 Paved a hte nr Day et tas ae | the rivitone te | noah ee
examined tales (eet ares M wis Al planes 1ORA publication am. Want Ade 1 ari ae ae Sts erage Gow st All tare renting AY ae j mae ¢ fo. show
usines« tha_city, eden wacal ant jon ¢ 10 fon ter ams n mi elt! location ¢ rod LAK TO- i carpe 3 ff now. Both
h ity able ing ed Mile 04 the 148 ret 2 Pe nail ent « Eas Wy ms a ted t. di and
Hh ss Ronee Hail during. ay eae Used ue “ Cars ped 105 a cain Want Theat : wpaldel rare & Ins bath ay. ‘ | Income _| <——- Bord a tbcenn a ey cirp brick ‘den berel wall-to-wall A
| JORIE B u A ck Pp aw re ear ga Autom h do | $10.85 contrac Ld ce rao 3 by or e ast A
: wit | ;\sed_Autu’ arts 106 Lines CDe war | tage sane wn. 2 we 030 1. tas acks eh. f 3 eecres vere-aay Geet
June 2, LAO i For ae Part 10 5 3 acy ne . ' ae yi pane yee Bess § tocation a FRON sprink Water spe ats sat wine ws eh meals
0, ‘ia a). 'b0 A Sale Use . i > le ee at fi Pl A pod 8 idson S$ sete Wired ty T one saecaplng” Awe ener dasem jon master
. ‘bo | uto In sed Tr 106B ‘ : :3 i AACE A i home uous butte me te — gar wilt i room ice garage em. beautiful water he pce closets
: Foreign te ucks 107 1 “ 230 jae 3% Call ! a OST” \ idee a marvelaus modern | Mere Soniterte vot i, At r few good features oem garage Autre re and hot
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Fdr Sale Houses
Beautiful home in this exclusive) Ottawa Drive | |
location. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, |
lovely living room with fireplace, |
WM. A,
Fine 3-Bedrm. Home
can make 8 building
_ban. $10,500. Terms. OR 3-8021
INDEPENDENCE TWP.
house) Near school and lake
3-2681 or OR 3- 107 0 OR
Fenced yd Boat and motor $15.-
500 EM 3.2568
440 PT. LAKE ORION FRONTAGE
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Manufacturers, Inc.
4735 Rochester Rd.
32-3833 after 5 pm_
ELDERLY WHITE LADY FOR
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For Sale Houses ea} = OF. HAM eH 6} Sele Lake Property 8)
. f 5 at af 3 net i3 BEDROOM RANCH, FULLY Sed LAKEFRONT, _PUBASANT LAKE.
a 3 Sereebs. $800 equity Maple #1254. eet een an H cago
oo nee heme. Also. 2 room . Dader eot- , . :
Jilit IN.) © eek | INE : [ eS esc era c moms, | tapedaica” Mt | CHILDREN WANTED | Sythe tote] * “ 7 A be .* * oetatetetate att tatete’, at . “ 4
V oe coed 7 Esteblisbed ia wis | mn Be Se Sell $14,500 or trade equity | 2% scree. frontage © ca email lake, | ONLY ‘$34,500 oo "WITH 300 Down.| Sere aesty autenat Car Sak * 8
soll, Wi north -Pon- | NOR’ | a J aeatesetesatoe “ aod sd Hi na | near Only $3,000. $500 Lots of on this _36 Ne: “a ok
: tiac. There ts he Fg a IC, q se moe : z, {pererr Re Estate Sal
a ae Py hy ea HEATRICAL | jRee es St nggawduunt sana | Paull MI. Jones, Real Est.) Stes: Eide"Tarteeetont biect| pesience necemry. Best come : Fenced rear yard. Boe sas ron home. Good Pull bath. sion Investigate
& SONS” * Pull “basement: ‘oil furnace, ge- “a | AGENCY TES oP a tees wiih $000 dows, ¥10 | PE 4.8390 FE _$-1275 heats Large. Mie i, clans) | aes ve . -
Ps . ga- = 3 as . seatate i L. LAKE ORION
| tage & chicken $9,250. is | FU COTTAGE — 3 bed- | - ESS o ; FURNISHED” OFF | 2 family” incom : ac Stro
WEST SUBURBAN: the full price down pay-| rms. Grepiace, full bath. large | i: . gS Baldwin. But 3-0006. rr |, Ser eh Meat ceeeue dabei RI I. w VICKERSHAM m
New Brick Ranch Home with psorel tor ‘O.1. See it~ is ‘pest ogee boat ineluged. : ’ 30 FULL ¥ 1 lock from lake. 4 rms. 1195 W. Maple REALTORS
room sb 500 ~ | , 4 rooms and bath basement, =p. ¢ Fas. bath down st 4900 . (Me
jedgerock fireplace, dining mn M ¥ LAKE privileges. At. =e possession, O™ | . 3 2 lots_on_paved street PE 01902 | Toy “Rete y? schiat ad Bont haem Prop alle x Pontiac, Mich. Ph. OR 4-0388
and lovely kitchen, marble win-| {ractive 2 bedroom home 2 eaeiecei <<. Haak prick | 238 Spero Lake ee “ile 6 i: wnt. 7 1100 N. ROCHESTER RD. POR) SAT FSMAN WANTED
dow sills throug Plastere : - room, large early new noes : LOTS PRIV rent, lease or sale. 5 rm, modern
lis. sto and fuli| Sitehen. This is fully 3 bedrm. home with full bsmt. | > $00. Discount for cash. No broker ILRGES ON For modernization saies. Will train
Dasement. gas re ae home. il e., SOTMS and) Tee edd Oeul im tentume Re —PE_5-100. Walter Lake, $10 dwn. $5 per | colonial brick with 7 acrés. VA) gooq worker, D & M_ Buildin
rasa, marge’ wt. Tne vay screeni, all in good shape. It is| ulichen. in Bs J BEDROOM HOUSE $7100 FULL | eek, MYrtle 2-000, MAple ty 2-8456 after 8, p.m vvice PE 2-700 or PE 12-8248
saison, custom “bull” Priced) (A fy is "you enjoy the water “Taree, tot ie ot ae "es |e pice, a ere. ys OE ERG | ee band, EOCE FREE.) SALESMAN WANTED a a = ee -3703. : a AKEFRONT ; : Exp.
this may bef it $8,900 with only s16.8 : STU AIT TT ACE > heating men. $100 per wk.
EAST SIDE: $1,500 down. Call now for full WiTEDe LARE AEA es oe SYLVAN VILLAGE In real home on the water. $12,000 Sale Business Property 16 guarantee plus all front money.
You can't cash those rent re.) formation. home belore bay.) Picasant S$ rm. brick & shingle modern) $1,500 down 5 or straight commission or what-
ceipts, and the monthly pay- brick ranch home with large bed- home. Fireplace with oil heat. | ATTRACTIVE BUILDING SUIT-| ever suits your need. fied
ments of this — are less a ROAD — Nearly new rms. Attractive birch Nicely located close to lake | Good year around completely fur-| able for doctors office plus’ jeads furnished. No canvassing
rent. Thig is a house all bath. bedroom brick. cupb non y Susan. 1% Washer & dryer included. Quick nished. $12,650. $2,650 down. | modern home on the Dixie Hwy.| necessary. Needed at once. We
one floor. Two nice size 12s is carpeted living room, tiled ba’ full bsmt., rec. rm. [220 P fon. FE 4-9339. | near schools and shopping -cent-| gre swamped with legds. Call FE
bedrooms, living room, f ~| has — windows, large kitch- Beau y re AB sos 120 feet frontage, good beach, lots er. Priced right with terms. 2-8319 for appointment, day cr
hath pileop igor) cedar ics Geen ae | Sidi se MULTIPLS LisTING survice | of, ‘hede. furnished home. $11,-| Broker OR 3-601 OR 3°9003. | night, of epely 70 00 N. Paddock,
5 arge a ees Tou. 8:30 to jaily
$7,500 with $1,000 down.| {26 onto the patio. Oi) furnace BS . Icy
$06 per’ month. foundation & floor and about halt uacepay NT — 100 ft. BS / Lakefront lots, $3,000 up. Reason- BUSY M59 _ : .
John K. Irwin & S x26" garage, large ot, Owner | pletely furnished. Large i¥ing rm. | Sh — able dows bayment. Sell or Trade, 823 feet Com- THOROUGHLY —
ohn K. Irwin & Sons. | bas moved and ig*sacrificing for| with brick fireplace. oil ee F C W d C Laundry $2x40 feet plus I2xl4 EXPERIENCED ye
REALTORS only $13,450 with $1,500 down. lassed-in front porch. ch: Shady and = . . OO O.| tees en 8 year ng achine
e scenic m medial session, |<." Shop, 60x40 building on Mon :
prone tae $igdttren. Street William Miller Hurry on this one. $11, ms. | Se _ WOODHULE LAKE, PRONT Ce Ge ind lease, office 20x30 ifeet Building? TRUCK pe
one aa ; as sandy beac are on 8 a
EVE. ~ Realtor FE 2-0263! Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor | © rer 00 tt Only 8 ered. | ToL — = | ee a rgae ie ail. OWNER LEAVING CITY. BEAU- 1015_w. ; Sa ue uel Y «ake Property fornia or other Western State. MECHANIC ©
tiful 97 ft. ranch type 3 bedrm. OPEN 9 to'8" PE POD Open bine | 25 y Searcem'l curr. Log. burn. : On Fieasant tale with Its| Motel preferred. 348.500" Terms
ena Oy agent be old. Corner lot., LEAVING STATE OWNER MUsT| 4MPLE CUSTOMER PARKING ing fireplace in the paneled beautiful sandy beach ‘safe for Call Mrs Stein at PE 5-S146 fo
238x1 ted. drapes, wash-| sell 3 bedrm 1% bath: rie livin, room Heated sun children. Wonderful swimming i
er, cree pod er softener and full ranch, large corner sa “private ich everlooks the water. and fishing for gadults. weve he. ee oe = — USUAL BEXE: F ys
air-conditioned. Lake priv. Wi iake in Sub. Wei sterftice. W TRLUEVEL T Pull basement. Hol'and AT your boat near your doer. wei Res. FE 4-4813
sell with or without furniture. STARTER HOME : restricted Li - — : ee ) 7
Lake arey._ No! dow Pfi||| ==ssee= ———— Se furnace. 2 car garage. A Elizabeth Lake APPLY VW PERSON
Tel Bow Lane Otter Lake. ——s DOWN ee ee fice GleecWi lakerront. ai near Williams Lake Rd. Only $407 we Pg wlan ng as Se “~_—
500 : $18,500 — Let's look — We per foot. Terms. Write for map. re ys
uae Sore ee ee Biro gray B obi ; SYLVAN CE nS Houses ” ____ For Sale Houses — 6 have the key! Souseman- -Spitzley —*: ae | (No Phone Calls Please)
Starfire Bidg. Cor” EM 34551 Ci naa en iia suaresse con LAKE nas | | geen Sen Se Seghioues Bird. Bieg Detroit | _ 30 PEET A.
7 BEDROOM HOUSE one SALE. LADD'S INC. | ew 3 bedroom brick tri-jevel E 4 f ore Hinlases onde |MACEDAY (ace —WoDRRR | Corner parcel with paved front: 675
Genes Drive, FEIN ng Bis hapest Rds Mae) | Hicar' garage. ‘lds ft. seeded ot - , ects ndttimeet now is | large sbaded loc sia0de, Serms sores or any retail outfet Past
By OwnEn 1, NOOM COUNTRY) quimueeramaman ad | tay gered sia, nee prices this everao-charming “iri, | OR 3.8073 OR 4-028 Scar Murty ‘oes eee” Oakland Ave. ) : a.
ie ited aitiadtci ae) Guartenta tian, | Bile Smad wrtae™| A Best Buys | Sneesces rota [ESS SSPE TEE | tgnee oppor ante «| steer suomeo = oer- w variety of frui — « garden and even a pon, z } a.
ee 1 ae ota limits. BY OWNER, 5 ROOM Ick Immediate Possession oO . neres ANCE — with: by | he wanted. Lots of we R 306008” ensiosed: sports.( 72" =, Ue mec Tit, 6) Pa ae Sad Fol Pontiac in2
a : house with 2 bedreoms and full| Like new. 4 yrs. old. 2 bdrm.| LOW MAINSENAN ON ov eened| T | It would be hard to beat 7 £SUSINIZ SS reece In Theater. Must be 21 or over.
basement. 201 S. Tilden. Pioneer-| home with garage. Fenced back / porch. large living room. 3 bed- | O ay i on the 2 acres of ground ais LAKE Rent, Lease Bus. Prop. 7 _Apply after 715 p.m
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |_Highlend. yd Cement drive. Storms and basement. furnace. 08.S00. | this year at $13,900, but Large 6 rm. ranch on pvt. lake WANTED MAN FOR PROGRES-
screens Elec. stove and refr rooms,” basemen < will require a rather sub- front lot. Stone front. ;Attached i ith troubl —
‘Auw washer and dryer Pa Glew, | 81.500 down. stantial down payment. garene,” ule “bath, "ad ft livin FOR SALE OR LEASE — BUILD.| tive die set-up with trouble
LORD IRWIN sy pnoose Se, Cee yee pattie ge ee Sees uare feet. Suitable for re
Lope ta BUILD BEFORE N. ee | Ideal family hens with 4 rooms responsible family. Atirac- 5 day and Sar ie — Pee OTT OR WID MAN FOR PART TIM®
| GEORGE R OR 3-9764 / and th down. 3 bedrooms] tive rambling home with at- | ars re | 5.6193 work Retired preTerred wit Cer:
WEST SIDE - IN TOWN ™~ WEAR YOUR WOeE — 7 S| we beeemee Com cere Gak| cnchee a seally) an eye: av PH ne gah MS BRICK TR. | SENS. TN REAR OF PLUMBING | on en SINOLE ato w .
A nice clean 5 room home with NEAR WALLED LAKE ished basement, gas heat, 2 car| floors throughout, fully Srulntee: catching beauty. vast across | Pee, $500 down FE ¢-2366 on" vasa.” Oe, Neehenies | abla e a rouy np woes
basement. Gas heat. City improve-/ Small fapm consisting of approxi- arage. $10,500, terms | large corner lot with 1 car ga- the street from Williams = | 4 a pions
ments. 2 car garage, workshop! mately cares aft gone | a | ee oe vomne value ot 616: ee heuh ane beak pari wa Hel Wanted Male 19 Coats Rd Oxtord.; Phone Osk-
iy eke shade trees. All for| fruit trees, berries, 5 room brick Your Choi : | 950 win” terms. By appoint- leges. are yours. You'll be or = = oad _ Mand CS _
$8, with terms. heme = eatin an ie 1ce N | ment. giad you looked. . FEW | We Wt Tete BcHOOL
asement w automatic heat a G8 | bi | he
COMPARE ANYWHERE! hot water, attached breeseway and{ ~ ; i i ay : 1 WN —- 4 d- ° ‘ opportunity for the summer.
Let our Sslesmen Prove to you| 2 car garage, Has access to pii- SICNG pela oruinesic ds sr ba ted ral s Legel el MSUO AREA et cer tc Rumi tk. | as cccus Sten isd: EL of Tawa wee waken tor’ eckccse employ? | ton (tees: Mess Mile Wor:
this home ts priced $1,000 under) vate lake. in the no/dn. West Huron meer igh Schoo!.| Sparkling clean 2 bedroom home Estates, Basement, gas frontage. This beautiful wood coat “A ny Rus 9 aaa _ ving Comat —
comparable homes. 5 rooms. 3 BEDRM. FULL BASEMENT 4 apts. furnished, separate baths,| With custom kitchen, basement heat. Fenced yard. Imme- ed property overlooking golf| Woodward, PP wednesday» June 24|/YOUNG MAN 18 TO 30 LARGE
Beautifully decorated, Loaded with) NORTHEND : HOME. : t. 66 ag arkin with recreation room, bar, laun- diate possession. Priced at course bet f ~ Ae 10 J ” international organization will
closets, full basement & Nice} 3 bedroom home with full base- Mode! located: new gss heat. garage & parking. | Gry room, of! heat Large ‘s $11.000 with $75 per mo. weet for aeate ee | ee ns Interview sharp young man to
lawn, Spotiessly clean inside and| ment, automatic heat and hot ME AN $25,000, terms. acre lot, paved frontage, only Let us show you. Se, (Call fee Seveis: AMBITIOUS MAN, CAR. PHONE. nt traini for publicity &
out. $760 down, water, nice corner lot and only 389 CA} MERON ‘a mile from new Mich. State alt oe ichicaee wee sales | werk. E-- ameional ca Ne experience
$960 down. t house no. Featherstone College mpus. Priced at $11.- | aR AY O'NEIT.. Real Rolte H. Smith, Realtor tablished customers. 9400 month,| bi must be dusi-
a a Sig $99 MOVES YOU IN! oe $00 with terms. I, = - KealtOr | 244 5 Telegraph Ra | PE 3-7 guaranteed to start. Write Box | Peccierl, ul sincerely. interested
to offer a family in this home.|WEST SIDE - VACANT Telegraph Rd a os ey a 3-7848 | 56 Pontiac Press nesslike and sincerely interested
_Six large rooms with extra nice; 3 bedroom home with enclosed MO. PAYMENTS $%79.50 SYLVAN LAKE FRONT — Built GRESCENT LAKE rE. Snes ___FE_ 5-877 ed sibel __.. _. | BOYS! AGE 16 TO 20 REAL in a secure future you q ni
basement, fireplace of ledgerock| rear porch, neat and clean with Hea eG tS a of Nomen brick, renth type. com: ‘ PE_*ST | WAUMBGAH LAKEFRONT LOTS | "chance Make 96 dolly. Part time, | rouomlll cir, Oe 18 oooe fi
in spacious living room. Washer,| fenced rear yard. Ceramic tile M. R. Wilson Realt bined living & ‘dining area. fire-| Privileges with this 5 room and | Take Holeomb Rd. out of Clark ‘ail summer Call at $01 Fourth, SpDOrt amy Ne Sure Se caumeat
Dryer, water softener. car ng.| bath. fireplace pal Reon pac ay. : Saat sy pees Sr peting, screened porch, bath ome. now vacent and | ston to Bridge Lake Rd turn | omptly 10 <a “wetuesae . year Por interyiew appointment
and many many extras. This is} tered walls and other nice fee- EM 3-6556 andy keene So page! reom | ready for emodinte (posrenmee | right } mile to property. OR | Thursday. = Mr Gonmiet wees Pe
&@ most attractive home and at; tures. We have the key. Let’ adjoining. 3 bedrooms, tile bath) Priced below market at $5950) aoe a viens
the price of $17.995 you wil be! look! ae Met B powder room: family room witn | with only $450 down | WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT HOME | “hice re eres Salary $100 wk-to start
prow own it today. + replace, s of close - Must sell Partiy furnished. Beau- Pye
‘8 ROOMS 1% BATHS, WILL PAY ol] heat, 2 car garage. $34,500, tt : being accepted now for 10 to 12
dunia, Corrsce a CMORGE R. IRWIN, REALTOR ies fast. Doceunl tov lanes Gewa | corms. Warren Stout. Realtor | 90 YEARS OF SERVICE titul egal ine ; = varge | Weeks of summer employment. Help “Wanted Female 20
Just far enough from town to, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ peont Cool. 148 Wal 8t. FE | ‘ : . ‘ | , $21,500 down, fee Internationally known cencern |
be away from it all, yet not so w ae | 71 N. Saginaw st. Ph FE 5-816 nApy SIDE 2596 Desmond Branches in all principal cities BE FIRST. SELL PRISK, MIRA-
far that you spend your fun time hak 9 DE. NEAR | WEBSTER BY OW NER Open Till 6 pm. | down will move vou into | ——-— Last year those accepted aver-| cle al! purpose Cleansing ent.
driving. Qwimming Ecboatine os| pearat, “Eehr™ SME a3] secgard y veamom, erage. and| PRICE RED TT | fhis "bedroom tungainw Oak | For Sale Lots BE) ete ines Por Vevervining, Dishes. (woalens a ake’ La ad, “3 * ICE UCED — Near Cen- a : : . . ata !
Targe ssrecced ts perch e areal povtaiad arettiee Pecczin ries. Elec.| breezeway. New furnace. Elec-| tral High. ‘ ceases ol COMME RCE | VILLAGE | etl furnace, hiq ont garage: 1¢ LOTS, EX LENT FOR BUILD. $1,000 Scholarships hanes Repost eee 2 les,
surprise at $5,050. with $880 down.| fal " MA. 6-108 a ae) Ae terms. mnetaged, Vaoust. Cook | yerent. Mas tot 90 10. leree| NEAR THE LAKE | weer ame ng. Phone FB 3-383 SINk (ee uated, us mis settew | ee ent os es ee
——— 4 e trees. joor living room . an U. ime easan es
2-471 ' BOBOLINK 132 Clean 2 bedroom bungalow New % x ec BRO Pleasant instruct! k Ali
136 PIKES aeeaney $25 cay You In 1 owen with dishes agin | ONLY 89.950 WITH $1,000 DOWN | wall to wall ¢arpeting, full bath, ge: a cars furatsbea’ (Per Secel tater-| soere retail ox perience, AppiT” ts
FE 8.9603 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RANCH HOME Moca and hes) bedrooms & | Completely re-modeled 6 room, | sement, oll furnace. Biacktop “CHRISTIAN eit | view Phone PE 8-8103 con. ved, Wonderland
Hurry — Only 2 Left Leseigd te stese by suburban area.| sewing room & bath. floor} BO" vemet: eblnaeceig ot — | Guewecen nye = — & FOOT CORNER — | SALARY $90 WE EK Shop Tel- “Huron,
HAVE SHELL-YOU FINISH Milford. 3 bedrooms. G. A. heat. rivileges on taceday. take, wite aS 21000 do io Ras a carl large lot. Terms or trade. Owner. | OR_:2888 a | BARBER WANTED — | COMPETENT GIRL TO LIVE In.
Save money. Choice locations.| Paved street. City sewer and @ subdivision lot t a stroll . | Mayfair 6-6250 _ EAST ee | DRAYTON PLAINS FE 4.4096 Age 25 to 45. Small family One
Rochester - Late: piel eo water. Full basement. Garbage| away Bedroom kitchen and liv- | BY Ow 7 Quit ef town owner says, “Sell | 87 & 280 ft. jot Privileges Wood- | —- a | 19 yr. old daughter. Highest wages
Priced $5,350 disposal. 70 ft. lot. Pree cer- ing room newly decorated. A T gibi’ na ROOM HOUSE. a this 2 bedroom bungalow!’ | bull Lake $1,500 cash. VErmont | COOK Own room & TV MI 6-5406
Mah, te NEWINGHAM ting, stove and ref ae screened - porch, self-storing oo 0 spaces L Large shady lot, community | 5-6312. Eves. | Hip. ali around t COMPETENT WOMAN OVER 35.
any other extras. storms & screens, and a water : _ | $350 DOWN $60 A MONTH PERRY water system. Close to GM FOUR CLEARED LEVEL ACRES, ope ely daritmme 16 Pan. | [nseten, werkers care Ske
aware Ras. maaih. VE BITL WO HOGTL | settener (re chee lettuces of Uals| Ser U*URANT Located’ on| Park 2 bedrm Morner lot Fenced! = Truck neer Crescem Lake eal home: | ays Restaurant ar Drive-in, 4034 Ve Also maternity
FOX” LAKE So a wer | Be TE Soe | Sees re apes eee ee | Seiers wish rere the marty | Oe EVENINGS AFTER @ CALL Fi Gay 4,000 Hall down FE 4.2461 ae hor Daajes Pala cece. meer ees urcecs. i
yore cat al convents atx | EPROM MODER LARGE Younewargh eat! ea oi | sez eolaing nth Teinte eet!) OAKWOOD MANOR 720% PE "Lots oF Love “ctanwsrow 1, COLLEGE STUDENT | cfows WEL EE — Priv. $400 do. Owner EM 3-6836.| cy | owner at OR_3-1753. | us : ‘ ; = aaa - =* | €0OK's HELPER WAITRESS
SION race Mem tntas y_limsts. $7900. FE 5-0080. | | ‘ng will make &® gaod income ri r re 7 acre each ‘20 down MY 2-j781 A summer b will be offered h nly. Eat
me NORTH SIDE BY OWNER. NICE 5 RMS. PLEN. | | for you. $30.000 terms 2a aa Ate re | AL JOHN: ON, Realtor vor a x 108. sese PALL AF | os few qualified young men | More Lunch. #21 W Huron, .
car new Central High School.|” ty of clos own , LAKE PRIVILIGES 1704S > 4 | =
Large lot. FHA terms. & viresiates, Pull baat. 2 edeerost | ROY ASG me po - 4 nani | / S. Telegraph Rd. pm. FE 4-704 | Accepted men should be able) Coons pOR NIGHT AND DAY
MY gates Reety ¥. Schick | acre Plenty of shade. OR 3-T701. Complete exterior. 3 pedrms. Pull) 28 jturon “street SANDY BEACH FE 4-2533 oA oe tie aero | I mee ba possible Te arenstor ve | omit. Apply 901. Baldwin. ABW.
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CLARKSTON, DRAYTON AREA. corta ta asmeng Goue ox (year) bet | oo aenee? i _Income - Propert, 7 1 of our 100 offices, including | DINING ROOM & CURB
2 bedrm.,” plastered ° wails. full SE AOM, ELIZARE TE ARE iar | MA 63008. FE 6-000. é 3 Bedroom. rancb style, brick home | ~~~ ~~~ Ly y y see THE NEW SITES AT Geis peel Uma Some Bee ia” WAITRESSES
en . Priced [IE 29 BED- in a restricted ivision |
#10900, OR’ 33714. "$320 Prank,| "shed home. Lot 0 x 135 with | SPACTONS Mherdwood floors. tle 8- 466 between Dixie Highway tnd Lower | Ww. img | CHEROKEE HILLS formation 60 Mr. Ociee. FS) Jers Rep DiMPOrG na,
aes SS caesncece Er jun | beth. with’ ample ¢ Silver Lake, Large Lv. Room and | te, “pee_book, 10 Liberty | Te ae ee eee 2-3613 7 p.m. to 0 p.m ge A Ry Dat
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NORTE { SAGINAW across the reed. Aluminam boat Closet Toom. Terms. FE “a18. | BY hele kee Pe 17% saree, Ki wacaee Gene ing 1 Ny ft. "iromtage, 1 OAS HEAT. | too ft. sites controlled to protect ve toe Teen mal = ‘ NIGHT SHIFTS. MUST
Lew price om this large ¥ room.| Stee elem meee 88, full LAKE ORION <a tus Gall nore, aukea coop, | coremile tle je det, full basement | _ y_owner 4.3082. rorng : Loo sf homes, especially! vestment necessary. 6-6500, : APPLY
Basement, gas heat. 60 ft. lot ™ : 2 acres 3 bdrms. Lee, living rm.| work “shop, ‘fruit ‘trees, g5,s60 | With tiled floors and celling and BY OWNER, « FURNISHED APART- Drive aus Wisabete eke ma | —onren_ 0-008 ores
Near Howard Btree WATERFORD HILLS and dining vm. ripitpines, Bemt.| cach. Will ‘connider terms. Call angels Gog meme ko ie ost Tear 3) — oeycyn Fuast &p
PONT TAC RE: AL TY « x 24 house. 3 bedrooms, large — Terme wort Beal “a 6 oe after 7 p.m. MUlberry #1206. | {0% Sareen, jmmesctest (ears . = side dees een fronth | | blocks te Lacota PERSON ONLY
737 Baldwin yu berms) Tienes, with air conditioner. Co-| [iliok MY Sail, “| RM. HOUSE ON CORNER LOT.| to. subdivision's private sandy | way, Lake Orion MY 3001 | C,,1 \V’ Die Makers & D’
$11,900 full price. $].000 down. | = ret ate Needs dg oy ea beach. Bale by owner. . Sale Lake Pro =F = “8 oa W. Bird, Reaier Die-Ro Mact sts
nly $500 dwn. $25 mont Pri | perty — 503 Com munity Nations; B ie-Roum Machini Woodward at Square Lake Rd
emp CTON wee taKe rraves Bie Profit P } | Moss. | Prige 922.800 il: | r= Eves PES 1308 exp eENeee ot Rquare Lote M4.
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you = ee home you Want, 5 ACRES AND room of] heat. nicely landsca 'Y OWNER PARTLY F Hy | wal Sig 2 Te ee | DYNAMIC | child oa Te -—ae
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. Storms and screens. West subur- | BY OWNER. ARTLY FINISHED | aye home. References required. FE
dining room, den, and 1 bedroom | ; ' li a Lakefront. Brick T room house Vacant, 2?-car ga- light ho¥sework and care of
on. first floor. Nice kitchen with, K EF NNE D Y sites over 100 ft. wide. | 2 an tn 1988. 87.990) G1) Union Lake rage 3 cottages, boat well. dock BROS a NARS AND Wl boys. Must live in. § days $15
dinette and 2 car garage. Priced Reduced from $18,900 jee dh cigs Oo eed $37,000 terms. Brokers protected , | EXPERIENCED BRAKE AND MUP-| wk. Call aher 5 pm FE ¢01J1.
to sell. i Roreege,. For Fos = owner. Superbly built gray brick with 341 Lawrence, Royal Oak. LI | filer man wanted. Full time job. ¢ypeRiENCED WAITRESS, NEAT
k. L. Templeton, Realtor |° OFEN ® to caLtoR to $12,500 andes Neeson huge car ar io | LAKEFRONT LOTS: sorsea: at ow i Apply in| _and attractive. UL 2-4900 ‘
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2539 Orchard par YE 4.4563 2101.W. Huron ss PE ¢-38¢0| Cash to New Mortgage Ot heat, 27 ft, ving room. Ten- $450 Moves You In Beautiful Lake Angelus Lot ene a a Le. aren or. exeEGtENCED Waitheas POR
After ny *9-9802 |NICE 3 BEDROOM, 1% BATHS, nessee ledge Facil eae! fireplace ic ® véral. tikieve Gelek: (Gee beat bg J $10, i ee gt aicens 5 Carter’s Restaurant, 1008 Cooley
aluminum storms and screens, i < leat abl —aS Lge. lot. st ; Exclusive pols Hill Lot Mecéuny Cienaati. 1487 : Lake Rd. Apply in Person
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VALU-WAY Lg a, gy Brick 4-Bedrm., 2 Baths rammte le bath 3, ee bedrme. 2 bdrm. brick, Pull bemt. Gas Seymour Lake Lot _Rd.,_Northill. Plase xc ae AP-
arkston and take over 19 ft. family room, quiet livin ce lawn we nd- . he
FOR VALUES & TRADES Pita on GI Morgage. MAple | room, and massive hote-to-celliag mat ie | . exe beach 2 x ln ed in ae 1h. ‘Centens, oe eaneutes time to buy your lake | LP ngne ate erate eee Le weal na
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INT MERCE TOWNGHII trance hall. Oven and range built : deck. Truly a dream home in hie x } ence required-— ‘s Drive Ip ead Restaurant.
$750 DOW N COM CE WNSHIP. THREE into 70-ft. birch kitehen cabinets " a wonderful setting. Full price | ——— a UL_ Siete — ' TE PROC erator 4820 Dixie Hwy. Drayten
LARGE 3 _ BEDROOM [sa pagal rpc tongs with planning center. 3 ceramic See it to believe it $38,000. Terms. A ON WHITE BROS. | wues'ea Ge he. own EXPERIENCED SECRETARY
RANCH. EXTRA NICE Sain oe shales tile baths with stall shower, Se- | $8390 up 114 Fertile A LAKEFRONT BUYERS 3-1205 UST BE ABLE TO BET-UP OWN Aree te « weebe vacadion ful-in
LOT, NEAR WATERFORD —= lect oak floors, and attached ga- | Built-in oven & range 154 Fertile Acres Open Eves ‘Til 9, Sunday 10 Ti 5) NH | Sexperience in Real Estate desir-
DRIVE IN : rage other wanted fea- al : 5660 Dixie H McGregor Mfg. Corp.
$60 PER MONTH | MONEY DOWN tures, Wel custom "Quality Forced alr heat a mais eo, ee ) tesias oe “For Sale aaerc yy mam MAPLE RD. TROY nN Beat Sener SENSE re s ‘ : : | Birch closet doors . ed Pr : . 4-3546 -
° | Willi build a starter home on your at appar Gal elects water neater Srdep. eet trees 8 NS aining ° ss EXCEPTIONALLY NICE OTR L
HOME. P PAMILY OOTY LE los any eles li basement H. BASS RI-ALTY | Pulldown stairs to storage attic va ane atten. full eelhe 1} 2% bedroom modern Fireplace | +.§.36-20-40ACRE BUILDING PAR- . aa Aro ae paket wanted fer exceptionally - nice
as Rough wiring. Your plans are : ‘ Wired for dryer s ; ‘ Ceder Hned closets Lovely car- cele, A> ow as $30 down , home ive tn Must love tl.
BIRCH KITCHEN, 2 ours. OR 3-037 Builder FE 3- 7210 Wood windows basement. auto off furnace st meted tiring 160 Brvcktant pa experience and salary Write PO ome | n 3 lo ch
EVING ROM, van R McNAB ss ART_M&YER | . ° Oak floors ject oak firs 2 car gar Small suing path Uthity reom. Large C. PANGUS., Realtor Box 97 Lake Orion tne aa housework $39 Wk.
IN BATHROOM . 100 aed | eee nerd ore ease as Tile bath bungalow at rear $10,500. spprox h ooking Iake Btorma & _ 2160 M15, Ortonville NA 7-2013 EXP CAB DRIVERS STEADY &
LANDSCAPED LOT. i. }? a correct hae ay ee 50 x 106 Nceemaar? eolor choices von 500 dn Bult Bre lead pers ere ie nS 5 ACR ‘; —— pert time Day or aight shifts EXCELLENT VARIETY ~ PARTY
urniture included. ice $1,750 : y other features! wstom Built Bric Good beach. Bchool bus by door 5 é | Ee 101 W. Huren. - plan Wer art time. $3069 ~~.
, PN Only $500 dwn. 1414 Mildred St. ; eed mes! a en: | |UWOORIY Cail for appotntment be-
$260 DOW N | Nr Conklin Ra. & Bunny Run | Directions: Driv jJostyn ave | Suburban Clarkston Slams Sabena Choice parcela. for home sites or gUDERLY MAN FOR ODD JOBS tween 2 and 6, FE #1558
2. Gee INCLUDING Blvd. Orion Township. Broker.| to Teanyson Mare eal "blacke Paved rd among fine homes eoens:. Oe monthly pes ng Wert Oxford ares 1 | More for home thea wages. FE) Gini FOR FULL TIME WORK IN
HER, DRYER AND Lincoln 1-4248, t ‘ : cee) aa i eres. | 44228 call mornings.
REFRIGERATOR - o vorner of Ariene St overiock- 100 x 353 ft. parcel, nice lawn) 3. 4 jovely year around home | 975. Convenient terms = ; our CREDIT DEPARTMENT. Must
ing new school. You'll be im- & garden 3 rms, ceramic >, REA rR S have experience. J&R AUTO
. 5 : ae Donelson Park BY rebolaphanyy hpcerl ent vue ressed! . | bath, birch kitchen built-in oven npn igaean as ane, Ontord. OA e-3171, Orion Me net F IRST CLAS So STORE, fis N. Saginaw. Apply ia
R. If. (DICK) VALUET Cape Cod tere carpeted ileiee Goll jocation “PE 5-1763. ve. . : j & range. jaals ledge. age Fireplace. Modern kitchen. Large | aCRES, ¢ ROOM BUNGALOW. | DETAILERS person. Mr. Stark
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sy Catena Pe Open fea) ee nal. Pull basement | Warren Stout. Realtor | Pin°* a Basement. ree. space | tnelosed pored. Tiled path Hxcel | gairway to 9 large wofinished For automation tybe machines, | GENERAL OFFICE GIRL MUST
FE 8-1644 Attached garage. Screened porch | LOON LAKE _____—s«éFE:s«&8B-8 224 | with Roman brick fwepiace fix- = Ld bedrooms.) Do some work and Ve ype y Wee ranc ite
_.. Call Sunday 2 lovely bedrooms. Fireplace. Ce- ete od “ i "Toe = —— | ‘ures alum. storma & screens.| _ With 84.000 down. Terms save Poa country living. $6,800, LOCKHART- WRIGHT of National Company. Call FR
FE 5-0693 or FE 4-3531 ramie tle bath. Located on beau- | 3831 Coseyburn Dr. 75 feet on | WEST SIDE | Bylced away. below cost at 618,- | Dorothy Snyder Lavender Engineering Betvices ee errs acwcey tae be
5 RM_ HOME, LAKE PRIVILEGES. sending residential area. “516.950 pleted, Basement, Bear earase. Seer Mates’ Gea weantin’ 5 2 Realtor Est, 20 years Paul M. one. Real Est. | 1963 Telegraph PE 2-329! potntment ;
on Williams Lake, needs repair. | fireplaces Custom built eee ee eee een k 700) Highland Rd. (M69) 7 West Huron ip YOU ARE A SALESMAN, OR | GIRLS POR TELEPHONE SOLICIT-
$200_ down, $6 me. OR 3°08) | akefront Highway pling, Ante ol heal, 3 cor ae ITOUX-F TONKS | phone ia 3:3900 or MU 4-8017 pp $0580" _FE 8-123 | want to be ® salesman; we will) ING Must have experience.
BARGAIN, NEAR OSMUN ST. , 8 Leshie R. ae op, ae rage. Many features you will en) GENERAL REAL ESTATE AT UNION LAKE 3 eae 8 ACRES (i) Teach you what to do. 3) | SPIEGLES CATALOG. SHOP-
Only $880.00 down. 6 room BU”) ding away oe nee ee | 73 West er, a ise see: Terms (Oe Oe ee OR 24701| ane eemcaped lot. Priced Geed location ‘near taéianweed| yee 6o N. 14) You Gia 'crerage | aS Mees te peceom:
fue aes oan roee "right =| having hat’ seclusion on take. FEGeral BAIR or Pimteral 207 me) CR: AWFORD AGENCY Meedreem, ine pr Wiactola bbl vel et Stes. Ch 1-141, Ra attractive newty completed | F208 week ig acing i 100 5B. sini ace JGHTHOUSEW :
Pe ds on. eneciens bas. MY) rm ae P ony hol pines = x GENCY “nr Chesgay Meera gs “ere HY 3-48 ype lar 3 bedreoms, Telegraph. 1 am. to 5 p.m. GIRL FOR el it ised YORE &
32-1864. i 2 stories with a 3 room pl oe E_ Flint, MY 31143, FE 8.2306 4 at | SEAOTIFOL LOT WALTER CAKE plastered walls. I's ar Walk | arctan PAID HOLIDAYS lls Lone
each and what's more mney are 1 ACRE “NORTH SAGINAW otReeT | _MYrue 1000. MAple 5-062 _ eacemes i oil furnace. Bar-| and vacations See service man- Geeeee a Must ——
' completely furnished right down 3 com modern home | 4 bedrooms, 1's baths. oak floors, BUILDERS MODEL 3 BEDRM | om 7D x TI. AC RE AL, TY ee ee neta 350 'N, Wood. | band. Pontiac. Press Box No. 18.
t ] e a @ dishes. Gas beat and gas (Potential 3). Nice and clean. plastered walls, oi] heat, jorge 3 _Lakefront, $21,900. FE | PO C RE: ward, Birmingham : Gint OR WOMAN TO CARE FOR
a hg = a. Just a acted —— NCOME i trotrage Fruit trees. Paved road | out nn — leaving « Me C0 7808 ALE VICINITY | | 737_Balawin ~8276 WUTCHER. uw Ya OLD On OLD children while mother works, live
x . t Jr. High 34 miles | y of Cass-Dodge * esons! | _ in. FE FE 6-959.
1S THE “BIRD” TO SEE ming. Not just a Tang Ee Let 2 A E UP: 1 wh. ne with own- | HURON GARDENS Call UL 2 | 60 ACRES er to work in independent market.
a nice year CLOSE TO WN er. Only 88,950. T EM 2 bedroom bungalow, large 2 ¢at | siaMMOND LA of -FiEE | Terrie investment ofl high sng | Cal PE ¢9000. GinC GF GOOD APPEARANCE
. . xcellent iake, $9080. EZ terms | IN VERY edint Uhuinciane ~% max < wy esaas weeded, ECHANICH OOR| fence end 4 ‘
LAKEFRONT u CAN 4 Aa or MU 17. Might consider grees. oi] heat. Tip top condi-| offered. by owner mere to| dry, partially Moron M ¢ Hust be Moses ase to Ge office work.
. trade on larger home 950 cash. Switseriand, Real =e! village limite of of Hoty boards and ? .
ou're looking for & VER TERMS. rE
ine saketroat home, this is one, Suburban Dorothy Ray der ae avender Paul M sme. Real Est.| cuict rehaser. 4 Sarees. to sell immediately ii bso uelified, Appi Taw
ou'll want et am immediately.| Leke privileges — for you Le Gls W. Hurori raised frrepies "éising rm eae Sun ecnvoniest terme: oweaien re) OR | 4 hours daily in our field or own
ay pe.| couples just starting out 109) Migninnd na’eaeee) re 4-sss0 ye s-i73 | Tian “Eiehen, Rectestion rm,|_ WARREN STOUT REALTOR PERMAN NS heme. 8 day ween. A ent
ron brick. fire epiace. e Pa8 dining oe oe Pe, rent? This Cute NO MONEY DOWN | Phone EM 35-3303 or MU 4-6417 6 nooms AND BATH, BASEMENT | [sundry deer garege, scr 71%, Saginaw Mt s-eies | | our ‘crernient open immeciaeiy work, m the public. Easy
2 > ce HE plus family room. to your housing roblem. You'll 3 BEDROOM, WEST SIDE. Investment d H - Garage Chicken coop, fruit) porch. triple track storms, car- tl ep pm. salary and bonus arrangement.| ‘rk Good wages. Apply State
Utility in basement. Pull ceramic! like the suburban feeling and also oie oO a args Sesans: tor ounce an, rie pies,” O18 Bere nme ee SA, eee atiens senMiagetial. Our men ro a
e the lake priviiegés ; : & Sor r rat | —_— Sie mes approx. *. acres, Corner | Applications confidentia t men Adtnedtl <i
tile Levon’ In ee, eed Pan three Aaltly ool Just ; floor and apartments of 3. LAKE PRIVILE GES Overlooking lake, re] lake privi- LARKSTON AREA kooe of this advertisement. Write | Ohh Na ERAL OF
enced yard and, outside gril. | down and $35 a month — your, JIM W RIGHT, Realtor tangle aoe each on second | + ~tN3 ie Jeges. Phone FE 39-6112 Beautiful 8% acre dullding ane Box 8 tinc, Press be able to type. State
st of ail, it's priced at just: worries will all be taken care Oakland Av. FE ee ee ae | : (CAKEPRONT "GOTT AGI “POR | with shade. flowing wet. tortre | OPPORTUNITY PLUS — MARRIED ge replys own — se
21600 with $6,000 down. Cail of — call now! Open’: SOG | Sesame Heat. eves! and retrace BRAUTIPUL VIEW sale Ph. FE 2- privacy, good ""Ficlunlee p 2-43 e-). rhane Wise ac" Press BOX
how for an appotatment. I i BY OWNER| and cas Property is 10 iene De with tine ate eee Nedroom | LAKEFRONT LOT ON GAREC, “elehborbons. tee Terme ya mer for large Notional GRILL GIRL AND SriCHER 8 « con- 4 { he
HOYT RE@LTY Sea ee ek. rou ai | dition and located on corner Jot | Large living room with fireplace | Lake, near Waterford Village | 31 acres on pared toed Good Qin eaten igang month | help, Experienced. Apply tu Oe:
LAKEF RON RANCH Fx 20840 FE 3-008 | Elisabeth ¢ RG. Corner iot,| With paved streets Best eaxt side Besuttiul kitchen and family) Rees. OR )-7965 Stand fowinn spring, Mas | cue ena eames Press. =
vane 24 8. Telegra : 2 location 3-ca: garage Rert from room. dally except Monday wet | _ et ce eee 8 s ron. Ss
Year old big 3 bedroom ni egraph y- aaee ome punriniehed ot | second floor apartments wili make Indian Woods Manor Sub. Walton CARS HOMES By bed 7 a HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN.
noms oo, one. ot Osha Count be BY © OWNER. COUNTRY 1 only po for 3rd replace. oll e- os payments : with, seeaea: Bivd maar © Clintonville Rd. Models Etee oe yr oon Mutord. | Clare aa tion - Terme. POLICE PATROLMEN __With references. ——
firpiac includ one . west r Wak to : : able down payment FE. “BLOOMED, | Paved winding streets, par 4 Acres on paved road Has many | “s . KITCHEN w . NIGHTS
basement family room. @xtre'lay-| courthouse. FE i days; Sunday 1 to _-2Sin! tor Ament oy ESTATE = =—§ sand ool buses at door, iarge shade treet. $5,000 with City of Pontiac Apply Big Boy Drive-In. 2439¢
story cioe in basen ee trely wee eee cen eee mee ae ES oe eatin | Gee ee ee ing. $1968, 620 gown “fap month. ew seen |< ascant cote - oie = Dinie Mwy.
2 car garage. 100° on e. ® . ipe rms. In § | . . ~ 888 - 65. Nixa
f IESTER | <hocnestse - OL 1-8141. ¢, double lot. 6 East Bivd. Phone H Lf 86-7711. aesaat naar KITCHEN HELP FOR EVENING
. gaat Theme HE gy brick heme, corner let, 3 car ge ROCHE BY owx * 3 eT Reve. & all dey Set.+ 8 TAKEVILLE f Bat Handy to. Pontiac. | APPLICA LICATIONS NOW are being Fhe AR a alee
: : _ Cod brend new 3 bedrooms. Gas | PINE KE BED. New 1056. pletely . per acre ~ Terms. “ LS -
REALTOR PARTRIDGE|“(tnester, 1050 00 z it 1850 99. ft. 4 ae, Em al erie sean npr : a a a “4 ae gga furniture. — " wPotice paTwbiMAay :
FE 43881: 1960 W, HURON) rage end ment. 4 bedrms.| _“ Tala : Det er | -everlooking lake, Elec. heat, hot | 20 Levei seer good road. County, are an ambitious
OPEN TIL ® rand new. Ready . $22, 5 ike ~ ter. Good 4 w ike | Am racy Ideal Ranen home | oung man, have
ROX wd $4,500 down, OL 1-414). : te \ FORCED SALE | be age. me of vay fom. sie, Alto nice to keep sogdie | From’a nen snrd nigh school
iW t 7 —— FE $20 moe | prego Porced to sei] new | ; den. Discount res, £ ares iow ered-
sexgning, dame teontres | WEST SUBURBAN | RENT 1T PAS T|sRRORy NOME mexMOnKOLE | POCO TRcags cy traits Bagi oi wae | jets ott Tee yds taeda eae ype Rad : ba _MO_ 4-087. acres i ton, @ my Rd“ | ; y $7, = 4 I.
—with § acres. $12,008, s}.000 bedroom ranch plus cuowned a a ' “y rice nak 7 agp — ed walls, | LASALLE GARDENS aT WaRiTE _ Bor Led a a
‘ and Marge "wun ‘room, tatai | through Rent Ads! Room, ’ te FA beat. Rhcnen with a MANA Eom H. P. HOLMES, INC. _ l—mixed neighborhood $8. 450. | 1 sauare oh Built in’ eee Orger Villare ome vitie | fete, 10x utility, Large arms ee a Discuss “ a yar L&E
$1.200 down i tere 6 with See Sore. | ‘ho sé, apartment, an Needs ——_* took, down = room. Ene sc patio.’ 3 tee. bedrms modern epinee. 2531 g. Lapeer Ra. FE $2983." eight 1 aged 21-
All good homes ; | Also Can purche<e ad ations; | pa nt, any-' 623 pe } Alumin@m ‘siding $18. Coen th Garage. “sia 400 Verms ‘c iP vical. C~
_CUCKEER REALTY te 000 with $2000 down For the Handyman i ay NCU. EM 3-2406. Owne ommercia roperty seal one :
age ee es prices to sell = shin — Want Ads five we i e family ¢ vedroom. needs | C ANG Realtor Let ME (Snow ot Will COM. (21% acres on Scott Lake, city “MALL © 38 8 Pi
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déwa. e. Good CM. PN | roa just south of Pontiac ,
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For Sale Clothing 71) Sale Household
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Rites Maisie trom se: | Mte DUEPOSAL 23 Fee Miscellaneous 76) CA
(SILVER y Orchard tk’ hve {OMe 5. UNIT.| 6 PY. REPRIOERATOR RNIVAL a | 4
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ton Fur Coat, . $20.00. MOU. | _ +601 semsuel's Appl’ MA | r__ WesTINGHOUSE . pik |
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: bs 'e * $3.50 box ‘ { _ Pets, _87 a )
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Tapa] Sees Fag see ae) . a . paranects nance © ox ALL INTERNATIO 93 For Sale Ti ,
hn ; t seein a fae ” : = & (| r ra nae ag es or Ts. te. Perfect 14s BALER.¥2 nae Tires 96)
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apie MI_6-4108. or 2379 Ege uate ae HAD YOUR
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Se ee vie Pe wee eal teed cone. tess !
; 84297. ren, $150. FE balers. Ne renee. movers: sad WE GUARANTE
_\/AKC GERMAN: et % | Ortonvilles wr Davis. Machinery. Captive Ait ie ia rm
cong acgey agate pice pone bo wa tsa Captive = Air” Steel Cord
BLOND COCKER SPAN saa tier oie canioclore, 6% ~ from ‘any ae Ge oe
Mee Se tee te FE} _PE 5-2766. caves et |_ “5. Replons a ee ph et
stock. Cur’ sTop CHAMP RIDING GARDEN” , 2. Replace the shield at no
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since, cutee RA oe NG GARDEN TEACTON WTA | > SS
RAUTIPUL BLACE COCKE ew. $225. Pe Sa ee
dren's pet Ve years old, chil- SPECIA oie = amaged”
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ONS 1 Gee 2 = back-h esel ~ tractor. ls contact;
Proce ice chokes or” Sw rae oe Eales 7 Sdaadebieladllbers: esta |, SERVICE ST
All for apie. decorator lamps. a” bom N AID iasWaAsmER SAVE = vA Sy eure ee = “Cs : OR
ad ened oe ee ood cond. Bh ae ae PLUMBING - AEC. . ALE Tractor Co. ustrial RVICE STORE |
Lake Ave. B eekly; | _Biet_Co_ 000 oe waren. RESSURE PE_5- : : ncae howrERs FE 23. | FE “a 30.8 Cast
§ MONTH OLD ELE LIMED OAK DININ 1% LB. P 2100 7 eto: Ay erg ollie ofa aay FOR SALE. La!
ee Ca ed ee RANGE| focch’ Pa a tic pipe. CHESTED PLAS PLP. reais s Ra. Lake Orion se
ELECTRIC | Seueme oa cabiack. pesale 13e. Pa Rave! Sc. % 9c, 1 . : Res BEAG = A : | Auto Se Se
9x12 Felt Base R $3: ee Me WERTE BED. tg Re figured. * Farin * a = BHATT, : ae aes
Quarastecd bens uss: 95 room suite DINETTE. BED n_eves. M59 West. FOR SALE: AN ANTI se AUCHOM. BATUR: igen onary : a
Beds. 1547 sain Philgas stove. 1,000 German — shortha day Sune AUCTION, SATUR- | enin “= a) renee: Gack Men | CARS a
4 TNT. Gal. 4-3357 ton Dr, MA GAL. TANK months old. Tr pointer at Segre . a: Phone Fi — Li
a4. Ft, Wal nt Tile ee creo a rket MA eae meaty git Obedience trainin 11) the ‘Vilage of 0 ie am Tgeated| 2900 a et ve, Dame, Philadelphia © Con ALA.
NOLEUM epee brand AND MA’ GERMAN SHEPHER! and Jeanne rand Blanc. | CRANKSHAPT THE gee TS ee u )
Kjer 1A Ws ron re aie | Sane tt Sata ee st INCH PMILCO TABLE ee aa iat RSME eae moto aE eee
ron OLeGs ave. New picture erfect condi GERMAN $ aratoga §- er. Resi- | —o_ Service . ‘ally’s fornia.
Reversible, $1 ACE. $15 & PAIN’ P tube, tion. SHEPHERD _ Saratoga 3- 63, B otite &s oo tne.”
, $16.50, 95.) Price Al AINT SALE. one guaranteed AKC re PUPPIES. ratogs 70006: usiness : wats OR Seis.
Segre fai en TROPESEga | i As: Ros 2 a Prema ies | et coo "Sale Motor Scooters 100, Tisazt mma nah ae
— $. Pearson Pursitar case ch AST SET ILTON BEAGL Gleaw sehold auctio: T 1, 1953 CU ETO SS PO oad either wa: Ra
bard Lake Ay e <6 _Srresate, shew peor _ferstare: | “nase =e istered 4 LES, AKC R | ( cod street in mat is j ee 1_?E $e
itxio GRAY 7 a pane Parattare: R CONDITIONER 1% TON VER- qe a ARG maG.| benet eet ot F Poctec" third | sew earwarcrer ON indshiela.
10x14 rug igo eT ETING ¥5 AHOGANY B' = cond. MU 4-655 LD sold. OR 3-5005 oocng) furnishings wt ery anew Rene | afer 4 9 Ib0. PE be81 _ Wanted
, $10, 3 dresses, $2 ea. sofa, $50, chi NT, $60 7" LOVABLE PUPP | plete bedroo ich includes 3 ©; afer 6 $130. FE $0614 Used c
10 ~'g2 ea.) $20 MI 6 chair, $25 " table wAVAIL A $5 Mother PPIES. 6 wks oLp.| “= aha eats cee | ; ‘ at
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REAKPRO VAIL ABLE OW | aiarone Besser ees. RS. OLD. | chairs, room dropleaf table wen, | “and” many TA. WINDSHIELD asour $80 TO $180 MORE FOR
6-929 Drum NOW cs ening Seas washer. Crosley Tamers, May see _after 6 p.m. xtras. FE 4-6370 a eae ere coceeh S ae
Tagley ort ae eects PA | coos mashing r, Sing- : tor Pat, Ma ven
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Bince 1927. 584 mica e eave Gun eek sale Nous | poy ey, 1987. VER “WHY SETTLE N!
Oakias te. Terms Cash. wood St. 1 M $100. 3089 Oren FOR LESS?"
_Heights,_ we zen ot A = WE'RE P.
off Auburn Ave. abere TOP $85 DOLL
erate LLAR Club chalr, . Floor lam $2. MAHOGANY EXTENSION DROF & ae heed gee reasonable PB. 4 &
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-8 . PE Lea $4.00 &M Construction
$12. top coffee Dine High Company. 2260
a ee ules Len ACROSS $14.00. coe tof Fos, Cat oF tables | BEA EAUTIFOL 8
qe en oe ites ct teas CSE | "ei ven Bee | cus morning,» re
a pes $24.95 g cond. NGE alance of £941.60 ew. Pay! . change . ~~ PARA :
So ancs usta’ 1c cece $8 OvER 80 UBED, TV set §-4465. for 7 mos. Must sagen’ Ms + me. | this morni ge for that twenty now th 183 feo ih AND SUPPLI8 =
Pures. é Cusrantasa te ble? 10% . hance FROM ee Capito! Appl. re 5007. ~— ng, Mr. Williams!’” at you pulled on me | PART COLLIE Pt mEP s La Ze On hiss Auctioneer. © NEW
bor ays. $9.95. | BATHR $<. ——--—— old. UP 7 _ford, OA 63100 x | & USED
Elsebeih Lin hea.. FE Cais, We WALTON N'TV sus foros” ut watt, & seni ors SS lk OS aE PEER) For 5: EG ha ee nee
saeco as | RE ye , Watton Petey steam For Sale Mlscellneons.? 76: Sale Musical ——— | PESPURS how rea” RA to Gece ce 95 | ~~ For Sale Motorcycles 101 Gl E :
$7 GALLON : .| VINYL FLOOR ILE -LINOLEUM le. Galvan coppe! crock & | PATIO STONES | Musica Goods POODLES NA_ 17-2931. 16 FT. CAM ee ee
- COVER ip & fitting + black, | per cent 33-ONE-THIR ~~ 79 FY MINIATU | _2-0 PING TRAI LLSTATE 11 .
neate . Score Tae : ING 98 aint s. Lowe Broth 1 off. Sizes 24 D | PIANO, Gs 7/7 toys, blacks, RES AND) LER. FE —oztras_ MA ¢ 3 CYCLE. A
gate, gina Mb Wedeial ‘SHOVER'S "| O viaacee ttaratens | fir aie Hele tS Helier Mcgee eee ry cua tome pari colored: | or aun gary! sven 10 ee bas MOTOR SALES
payment, R. B. Munro ups Tice acd fe FRI Eee aw —~T 9685 1a HEIGHTS SUPPLY Ser! ee ae ot eo) aS oinet low monthly | _putered Eat eae s, AKC reg- | ¥en 2. Good cond. CA 10 rind “a y SADOLE Race Baas ; PE 4- nt WEST HURON =)
a : ‘ . REASON 9685 Lapeer Rd sss FEE 45431 enic tables rs Rustic | en locally. C no, Can Ww ALL PETS SHOP. & — | pm after 4/ A.
3 GAS 68TO ron Ef ABLE. FE ¢sazi | thier Co. 1.95. Roger A. Au- ager. Lindy M all Credit Mas ilitams. PE 4-643. S$ SHOP. 55 1957 GLIDER, i 38 HORSE AS MUCH AS PE 4- 191
$20. PE 2-5505 VE, GOOD COND REPRIG. GE LATE MODEL, 8 BUY AND SAVE (M59) 4 mi seth Highland y Music Co PE 4 n- | SIAMESE | pir -cond, 36 PT EXTRAS. | ORSE, 9@ cc cheap c $50 POR JUN
= 5 : ” ne we Rd. | abl | KITTENS. | ‘By , auto. wash AS, | _ condition FE Cc. LIKE NEW _¢¥ ars. FE 2-2666 K AND
AUTOMA Washi cuble ft., apt. size. =a ¢ pipe. 6°... Airport. EM 3 ai rote Pontiac |e eee le FE_ 8-324 REASON. verseas. Best sher. Going | . FE $-0855. eee days
refrigerator ope living. rece Boa auto. washer. > sees Fo ee es, “PL ae |. good “condition $128. MU very Wea witb RASITS, Wit ties GENEEAL ee #1008 | Boats & Accessories 103 CASH FOR CAR
immons H _MY r wk. Schi o. 3 Oak door ...... $13.08 | 4" YD -4038. | asonable pri i Hi 8. aleeps 7 : ED- — HAR : ARS
end tabl idé-a- a, OF ck's flooring .. $13.95 | Mo" fy. : elore 6 price. FE 8-0493 out. Auto carpeted th 4 NEW DENBUR JAI.
Pao ce epee ee able “a pee | an a AMON ono wy Lascie | “liee Hee WSS See, | tie oe eS _ROWBOATS. ww UP Q MOTOR this
Z sc items. er siant ni By $8.81 W reh, 4 x 8 . Be Tone BOR a 50 | _pm. xc. cond Af a iger kittens. R PREE =i Call _collect 6 tank. | HP. 8c : s
AIR CONDITIO tia . ph A eae elec ne L Genuine form! ol $18.05 | Hy MY_2-3313. ter 4.30) Pm FE 22774 aft | i986 GR “MUWual 4.3778.) _ st OTT- ee
NERS a in autom 320 8. : umber ce 6 | HAMMO ~ er 6) EAT LAKES : ahitt 46000. FE R With i
cost, all AT DEALE one a ¢ Pada MARIN Se sq. ft. | ND O rm a BY 10° }. FB 8-95 .
Pe Scare Ma esr peer oe Boones" Pavrie, abd ‘Notion Saar a PE pares) ss i revnafta Bl eee SUG SD Ae. |e Dogs Trained, B'rded 87 nN ae eee meme | A oebSakD WO. |
NTIQUE D ‘SET OF : arters Opdyke Mxt AND Bere: FE | PIANO 2 REBPC |‘ poG Laks. Leaving (aeustry. Shai bass pou Sell or trad A
tur. AVENPOR MAPLE BUNK BEDS. ¢ WH tera Oper siht_FE 5-794 _ —— 2-254) | ANO cD RESPONSIBLE PARTY 8 AND OR 306% ving country. _What_have you, M e for! NY MA
_other items. 4 OL 2-308. table pes pete 34793. = * FE Ty a8i6. SBAILER ante re PAI NI | ilps te onan lew = | _Burr-Shell, 315 ran ATs, BOARDED. ‘te SPARTAN. ‘30 PY. TUB : eee cone + Gyr BOAT. Palb 20 YEARS WE HAVE
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A FABULOUS PPAFF SEW SPECIALS! ANCHOR FENC | House Ri geen locally et Re ascaser, H Sa} pede ae wuss con. wad 3536 | _2-3578 Mercury ee Eee Moses ROR, car
Tutonboles blind bes makes DEMUMIDIFIERS, SPECIALS! oe cn kernal PHA ES us uae = Pua = Glos SLT Gab _Lindy Music Co rE. eon aes unting Dogs, 87B\ 2 ioe om Feet daye of nights FE | FT Switz eave, FE OR LEE KE EULSWORT
without attach na hems, otc.| oF metvinal RCA Whirlpool 1 TIMA approved. | Marine Paint ee teeees $1 00 Gal | SPEC T ss akc Se nights FE; 20 T ER CRAFT. ELLEY. :
$300. Sacrifice er Cost. over | a ranty. wi nagh New. 5 Year W f TEs FE §-1471 action MER on M Cl. ALS ae REGISTERED ipacue— “CAMP | _ning railer, steering and MARK
= 306m or $81.90 cash o narn ee Control. Prom 970.88. cuAnpise MA al.) agnovox comb. Bea pups, } year old nee the latest ~ “TRAILERS—SEE gear $350, 2-41 all run-
| B anol pe for 9 ceanthe: « ol ATORS, New. Fri 68 1 Mile “5 RT cabinet. Auto. re utiful walnut Call EM 6704 this October | lsebt. to new type, sleep: 1) FOOT RUNABC 20 “oR aie H. J. VANWEL
Srodueee, PE 4721 & K. Home < ee ase A ‘Opposite Miracle Mile, FE. | Was $275 . . cord changer. | SRITTANY | complete weight, Only 649 $,, controls and NABOUT WITH ss ey T
ty. Freese 5 Year ¢ Bloomfield 3-7688 | Beautiful now $239 50 we SPANIEL t A tew old t $00) power 2 windshield. 10 40 Dixie i!
ABOUT ANYTHI From r, Large Size E PREFI Pashion ped mabeeshy spinet _weeks old $15.00 PUPS, ri strators on he ype demon- 3-43 Mercury moto horse- D *y.
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a . Furniture and OUSEKEEPIN F CED may le per ft. . + « $07.50 ox. Good % puppies B ED point.) “mul & qualit s FE 5 cury motor, $250 ca to AR
Sun car’ kinds. NEW 0 Li 5) ow. Of Pontiac G-SHOP / 4'x8’ Exte | BENSON U 78 GRINNELLs confirmation sg for disposition, | _phone Lapes of Lapeer ‘on WH 2 yoor So We will
Dareatoe trade dept. for oq oy — FE 4-1555 Rest Mis oo eee sek MBE R CO. | | 8. Saginaw re she | Registered FE Ste ability. | Cl peer MO 4-2822. a horsepow ALUMINUM BOAT vad Cayaenin Cohan” Ge
LL WROU : USED PIANO. 62 rE 3-7168) SETTER osing O er motor and 3} orme s in hait <<
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We ke TO PAY en set, 2 KITCH- ait #1 PICN: MA 5- | _huntin —FaouaGop | ‘ost. ay or
and look sro or trece, Come out| Tis, Qu LS assets clare. - yeu cad ie oat. stationary leas. FOLDINO | UPRIONT ive ek | Hay. stocks MA 8-0626 0 er ngea: Oaiy ne tease ae YELLOW JACKET Eddi
Parr. Prove und . ted of free beara at. K orlobe Mia Y Cedar closet | = os 45 pr. | p my 7 nee: 6 top. OR OL _2-3502 ON GooD OD COND = _Hay, Grain & -F ie ape ered no trades. ng Pree anand and trailer. PE i le teele
eae rat) g «| SERVEL GAS RE S| eee ae “wat “a ok f Ov ve Fans ste sa, f | USED PLAYER PIANO ~ 1s ACRES A 88 MN ew other 1x Lego | cds coe oe mE FORD
Bot A iE of Poae ort cubic ft. Be arate freezer €3 i HARD __ | stained. 48° Hi. $188 pe a | Small grand piano vere Ss LrALrA AND CLO |, apie: pavers wides at compar-— ine 1 WOLVERING 3108 OPCHARD ‘ARE R
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1G SALE ON PO SINGER PORT. ZiG-ZAQ AT IPE—BRICK—STE . Squirrel R Rionds =2nee 190 ACRES STANDING 1 * _ Open 9-5 M FE 2-3200 ‘le CHER 34502 EN
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conditioners whit ites fast 1 me m Eacaag ecu oe | rma terms Free Estim ety ‘TABLES, monte ca ~ Gallagher “Muse C | au ee a0 MIxED SRE Al toy uM Lion wei Ont | Go Ss eas MOTOR a IT S
heater $129 al. electric water STOV! Appl., OR 3-07 stimates s & ends LUMBER. | 18 E H Oo | tt PES OF 18T & atced tar ii Since 1932. . DELUXE RUNA
; ES BO 02.| OPEN 8-5: __Wattor-4 OR 3-6022. FE 4-0566 uron St ing bay. ast aND CUT- for Ife. Be Quar-| lehts, stee RUNABOUT
water heater can fo" electric] changed. UGHT SOLD. :30 MON. thi Re 5011 | E wit qice Ok aan and | . & demonat e them and shield ring, maho uu
range $99. in. Turner's EXx- . thru BAT. NEW ___Up to Pay Terma eliver OA 8- oats. er ration at Wa get | o & deck. gany wind- Vy
cool wand, Peiigertigrt 9 fee a: SURPLU . ee OALVANIRED FIPE / USED NEI eee 2 pia oeia ay SS jeanaae of we ures ivan 2.
ROY's = iyet ere THOR GLADIRON. SMA S LUMBER a-in, 21-ft. engine. 13 ee n |S NELSON SPINE | manure. MA fe stRaw, —citing a Wally eee er | | &-FOOT ’ WAGEMARER ios 8856
wo Oakiand rave TPE baa Wheerasrey Good cond. #5. ws SASSY AGP wita¥e rcelbixo sub Pcy | Taree ‘sb For Sale Livestock tae Mercury nereepewer =e | )
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New fed NERS TWIN TRIC W ROLLAW : = t Cun | PT pm
Mew sete AP Wes Also, MS ge oy Vanity. eens FE 2-5241. PUMP,| 16 by Ay nee ane FE va WE CARRY THE 2 HORSE TRAILE a | eqptpped. INBOARD FULLY | aes :
_teed. Schick's M’ . oe guaran- dresser, van st of drawers R - RCA TV. Block mach: 4@wheel trail r EW SPINET NEST 9-4 R | Ry shower, 17% {t., tol as approxima’ year Motor | GET THE ] .
TUTO WASHERS. MY 3-77 memes "iio with springs & French Provincial BEAUTIFUL Seen Say with plates er. — ECTED FOR PIANOS |? YEAR OLD 438 tained. At completely self Yet Will sacrifice lely © bourse use. | E MOST
Samuel's ASHE, URED, 4 sae uP are VniOW oF misc, MI 6-858]. oon pare NO pon og aa ee GTOTILLEI 39-4553 — hadi B - A Rain one ae «0 1D. BUCKSEIN i PONY | Pe) 5 aeciabhe te we Oe | AUTHORIZED “ZORNBON after 5 : FOR IT! :
BLOND 3 PIECE es, MA 5+ s-eori.| sole as $189 ECIALS. 21" CON- On inal re tube with guarante bo LERS = MASTER ITIES BY OU 190. OR | PH TRAVE | DEALER | And th ,
= : : TUNER R | &YR-O complet L = TRAIL sxin Dr RANCING d the most i
box springs EE. BEDROOM SET. _uel's. Appl. MA ry Ha Sam- Gar : will cell rp pa easy to operate, th CLIFPORD . MR LD HORSE. 1 <i e with gas be ERS, WING Eq UIP’ i st 1s
shelf h mattress, book- TRADE 1 oF n them. Let e ladies can | WIEGAND. | saddle, $250. F BRIDLE AND . gas lights, ottle, heat, - NKS MENT what y
a8 i headboard, bu seveas ane veal: trie rane wR Giunro wiecie ~ COLLIER 8 8 ENCYCLORS ; As audemonstration “ORiy © = cy MIBGAND MUBIC CE | ARABIANS Oe a —_ a electric ‘brakes on BOARDM AN’ S you get at
ABY BED. P Hur o Electric F Time 8 genuine roto- m- ACLE MILE BA NTER Le ice aang bor . STUD ane Coache TOUR -A-HO 0219
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poate a A oa oa waccoqucees 68 ‘ingER Spero sete erivusy LUO PRICES Mile, *pirmingbam. PD. ear ee LOWRIE ORGAN gi utes Ris Fy, | TV air conditioner ‘Crue. wth ye weg OT esl “B
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Kitchen cabi icisceuswasques ger in NG MACHINE ZIG- == M WINDOWS aanGe excellent cond! i glide ped | also othe RE & GELDI Qu: joeath rooms, only $2908, Sterling boa rdware and peint sre | pot”
Metal cabin net ...... enna 1 Take modern blond cabi a $29.98. ares WITH F MORRIS 1 Guaranteed al] tion Ph. 1 horses For inf HO. | MOLLY MARINE & COACH BA | sad beer e Mee apemeem | - = 8-048 Lake at C
Extension = -++-$10! ¢6, on payments of $8 inet. B : A. thom aN ONLY % 3 Tel Is MUSIC . 1 FE 2-8767 bef orma- | 15210 RINE & AC’ ay «} gias boats. = he ase
der 5 r 9 mos, or $48.40 r mo. urme __| West. pson,- "008 M. egraph | Reais" TERE : ere noon Holly Rd, H CH SALES larring ___ Open "til
ity ".. = "7°85, Capitol Appl. FE Sean lance is] ter ‘Ss | set (P| ee es FE 20567 | _!es D AND GRAD Cy tEniL Gn soot, Lae 4-671 gion Eoat WwW Needed Im: 8
Singer sewing ms $ ‘| NOR OF 12 HAND PAINTED Dit m_Tel-Huron 1180 N. Quinif, E PON. | _ Sacrific 30 FOOT. LIKE i ANK FT orks | mmediatel
Round oak tab “$5 TRADE-IN . THERN LUM _ @s, antique “pisH—| | RABBITS Re Walled Lake. e for cash OR 3-38 new | your @VIN NCING 100 CARS y
Vacuum Clean le & 4 chairs HS ig “DEPT. BER | 24 tes plates, small ANT | or R PETS, B RUDE DEALER _ 1983 thru
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brarlaucveu: chins Mite tebe ke note pe $2 45 ft e E io: Hediey 1276 Dele ALE in beats 12 ft. AT EAST BLY
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8 and t Man : mix $1, 8L nant RE W Use 8M, nk terms. .
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til 6 Pride n Plains. Open wood Ct. OUTSIDE ” ERS ee oe anted Live x ft. Pa me g strip. Ferry Be and mold-
of y’ til 9. 1,000 Waterford R HITE an _Sale stock | fi lace _Highia y Gervice Inc., IS
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a a Oe ue Au reas Used Trad rehard Lake Ave. “SUP | Tweed Car Me. soaee de’ Se ess. Worl eee ide | F we pees Ser $1200 Po aaa TOP D
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pay $8. ce $66.25 cash jaginaw ELECTRIC ~ mes! re, plumbing, ‘| R L QRADE M 2 jand. FE! TRA INLAN ™ . G
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models PE RO . NO bbe pe SALE. Open ee ‘OP BOIL : 7 ME ROTATI tne als Complete =~ LY's HARDW le de skis give you bc ak
round DEACONS from : 5 Also gra BLACK 4660 LLER, In GOOD tle = mi ne of 3 Auburn ARE ! oligos ta
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r, food ‘cond. You! poe OG yand her ogre $80.50 va! ower ap- FORD Dime ,_ 4-195 fil, sand & LACK DIRi. RIENG JETS PRAZER fe rent. PE ArteR. i PF. FOR tril boats. Gator and Tor I iacad oat f On cars
. on ou other 50.50. These are 56 and ey DIESEL ENGI inkS «4 ae ik 1 BLA rave] FE 5-7645 tillers, new a 20h ROTO. VACA 4-644 ‘ poe oe ve for Ase P PRICE R 3-1603
Piigas Tange $40, Also elec ma inder for t 4a 6 LACK DIRT, TOP 80 service nd used, ACATION TRAILERS POR . the FOR TORK -
tage . okay for om| T re tric, pot pe pot rree ford rucks, saw m | sand, SOIL. L. W. parts and “eryia ENS el a Cc
: a tied asoune ills, ete. shredded. W: FILL | _ FE 4-4380, Avis, 1580 | Rent a tratl zl | 196 oe M INE w FE 4-4878 ARS,
CRUMP soe $10 elevision & Rad St terrific val tions & ind iis greed for tres | day OR, il deliver & Opdyke.) Pixs Opratee for your vaca chad La ANTED 387 FORD @ 8
465 A ELECTRIC anne jos 7 Plucreacen ues. M ustrial « | : 3-0638. un- | BOLENS e Trailer Sales tion. IN 3 ah: FORD é
a 22000 CASH TOR USED Ree Ee So Gistributor “Mi 46083 epailabie, Call | Ti TOP aor, a Gs ate vel aad oe wim | WrD ne. Cuserd On ese. La: | sURE YOUR B ‘pont cee | ft. Phone OR. a
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sink, 5.65. «inside paneled kitchen | 7 BUF = . z= ¢-0367, | This patie _ | dition, 10 ft FAIR CON: aM ARB A BAC 12, : Mowe Tins be char ae: pertget kare i r Be paed ready aah in| $-er78 er | D
with ware, doors. a wit 2-678 009, ee _i land, _cal customers wa '
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$ osm. Ae | ha. BE Palle ‘commerte fre Bro wae et emeee Fi | aes one bey ~ CASE BALERS _ Rent Trailer Space % od: We nres f AxD Mo. We Will Pay
ed & po fr a al LACK DIRT eins. y or rent, No sop Pee *, Pontiac Lk TOP
Bid Mth -_ * je cu. | Water Softener 78 2 UN E SPE ee FLOOR cur, man eye or tn born BAND AND eed fall (Me ansarent lage. The ars, \% mile 6E M ERCURY MOTOR ! DOLL
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For vik i scott m- AUTOMATIC water WALI P AND SAND- rubbish . BAND, GRA UGHT 170 'N. ft. Dunph
LE GENER ii "used. SOFTENER, NEW rm wa agi $2 gal ie = APER 8TEAM. pick up truck, , EN & SON Opdyke y. lapstrake, ne CASS
stove. Excellent AL ELECTRIC jf, __Reas. priced. FE "aT eran jon," 10 oer FLOOR POLIS: ERS— | BLACK DIR _ FE 50040 J. 1 Case & N OxFORD PE 5-3361 | Used » new, Pull | ASS-OAK *
condition s._priced. FE 39-6637. P saw = HERS — @irt T. TOP sOfL. PILi ROCHEST ew Idea Des t MOnTLE M xs aX ry 9° LAN
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spopere, tyente eee ie ‘PROPEBGIONAL senpenrzina Suightly CAREY Fens. ESwainPRicKa ON COPPER 5 Encier rau Ls ren avateti on tanks. ms ai mile cao Gutta on Nae bigteak Mini ra | xT To, Saxianp jet, te
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and mowers a5ies. Johnson prea” Cai Ton —. > ' a feasts Michigan i phone ordery rat Sane = a6 ee Bout Rit me rl mowerd._ BAND ORAT. | i Pd ll cece call paid ROTI. iz ‘oach Park Phy tiag Tretier new i2 oi RGAE We __ im pe REFS EEPS
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values. $149.05. while ie go ALUM AWNINGS, Vic Bide LE POUR-DRAWER | wall FOR RENT Crt, 40 coment Mreva. bine | jase Proulx 1 EE vga IMB | gocis sont ned piereroved | fight ten! ee te 30. | Over So veare ty eck
orders, By"'s; Nel No mone aie. door 1 cauina | 6f8: oe, neanse Goer got pe weave. | Just north of Orferd. on Mae fou ve neki Fila 2301 West. ee | ___ BUY Now! atock
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Oh faucets woe TRING | Cat ie. Lake | sertal tucking & tie OR 34534 whos iene tee Cpey seer | ee wond nial He ent tor | 8 eS wt ‘one eo fe Up ot Rh CUMAN CANS
Toilet $14.98 aise | ‘Cameras & ‘& : Equipme nt 3 7 rh at, Paice itn BFONE 08 lr & Tor prey wrote: hoe | acres Weadertal hocatton. "Oot for oS . teed — wood & c. = 22 AUBUR
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used ¢ar, see Classi oan yet a rahe oe years & Dey we. “ming & pemor Fa 0s Pies | FE MowER (TO RS NO CIE | bay, sell Also wht sedi we MANY ow
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9:30 re Red Skelton (c). Com- ¥
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going badly right off ter in Manhattan, is now recuper- ;
News. Price Elena thi were
“ o Riley (contd d a Verdugo as) WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON inst’ "eda when the Gestapo ating at his home in Leesburg, Ya. :
Curtain (cont) 4 1%:4 -(2) Love of Life. grabbed kindly old Dr, Brunne |
@) Woody Seolpecher pre a aa his (4) Tie Tac only five minutes into CBSTV's
40 (2) News Analyst. poker-plying (9) Dancing Storybook. Desilu Playhouse, Sree qd
$:45 (2) (O (1) News, Sports. Cee cae ie ee tne en . CD Aarons the Beard. *
7:00 (2) The Hunted. which rsecdanghnerd sre nie: 8:30 (2) Search” for 7 Kindly old Dr, Seuees was al
(4) Col. H. Flack. Comedy: cards for-fast game say (4) (color) It Be ¥ spy, on our side, of course—the
Flack takes over racket taire . (7) Pantomime Quiz. kindly ones always are-and he estime r |
hearing and tries to double (1) Naked City. Drama: ® Spo | had to be replaced by kindly mid;
cross Gangster’ s girl tries to drink new a dle-aged Froelich who was mar- ; of .
(1) Arizona Gun. Western:| away her. conscience while| 10 (2) News. | ried to kindly Frau Froelich. If Negotiations Fail, (2) Our Miss Brooks. When groups of » young people| innocent _man_ faces electric)“ (@ It's a Great Lite. | Like all kind spies, the Free. Half a Million Workers | — gl fortune, they (9) Seaway foont) (0 Music Bingo, | SIMPLE RIG LAUNCHES ATLAS — A new the boom swings the .weapon upright to be lichs weren't Te ec: and | | M ay Strike Tue sday :
find rough going. : 10:08 (2) G Moore. Comedy.| bead Movie. | simplified launching system for the Atlas ICBM fueled and fired, right. Clamp released the | the Gestapo got them, : (Giaekeve Advetue: | a eater sea = vestal :30 (2) As the World Turns. has been developed to eliminate huge gantry boom is taken away. The 100-ton Atlas is lifted That left the whole spy business) 1, YORK (UPI) — Steel Hawkeye rescues elderly ae 4 (7) Topper. crane usually employed. The missile is stored into this position. by a 73-horsepower electric in the hands of kindly Margaret) ees Cone
white woman from two In-
djan warriors and learns that
she has been slave of Indians
for 18 years. Ed Wynn, Kay Ballard and’
Desmond. [ 1;
(4) David Niven. Drama: '2;
“Sticks and Stones”’ starring! (4) I Married Joan.
(4) Faye Elizabeth.
(2) Susie. ;
(4) Queen for a Day.
(7) Day in ac - tract negotiations resume here to- Lewis who was played by kindly; — :
Joan Fontaine who was in love day with a ae con wage pro-
with Hans who was played by Max ee pparently scuttled and two
Schell |big steel plants already shut down
a . by a wildcat strike. motor. First new installation will be made at
Warren Air Force Base, Wyo. horizontally, below, clamped by-¢he nose on a
70-foot erector boom. In less than two minutes,
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7:30 (2) Men, Medicine, Space. Ericson) goes « * ®*
Medical aspects of space cmap remy wife — ? 30 2 — Par Rele- He was a kind newspaperman or Half a million basic steel work-
flight ranging from threat of! McCay) receives threateninz| 1S) SOS Ot: TRAD | maybe I should change that to a) ers may be called on strike one
boiling temperatures ” letters. David Niven is host. ty als Storm: OC e e er U ppor ‘kind of newspaperman because he week from tonight if the United
and weightlessness to severe (7) Drama. Drama: Young 3:99 (2) Big Payoff. | ‘didn't seem to have much work to Steelworkers of America and the physical and psychological
stress. Howard Whitman will
‘be host-moderator.
(4) Dragnet. Police drama:
Friday and Smith investigate
theft of four hot rods and the do. * | ewereey Bee eS
—— © agree before that Well, anyway, neither Marga- |
ret nor Hans were much as spies | time on new contract terms.
About 12,000 steelworkers shut or levers or anything else for
that matter and Desilu Play- down two Jones & Laughlin Steel woman who has had experi-
ence in precognition takes
look into future at party and
predicts dangerous and 3:30
eventful train trip for =, (4) Young Dr. Malone.
(7) Beat the Clock.
(9) Movie.
(2) Verdict Is Yours.
(7) Who Do You Trust? Grows, Sallade Finds. | LANSING w—A backer of Nelson! Sallade said that tcaceioce
National Hot Rod Association rng antge 4:00 Be Teter be —— 'Rockefeller for president said last Mrs. Gerald Davenport of Ann) | house ended on a Sapam Dil gests Pittsburgh yester-
helps in investigation. 10:15 (9) Weather o (@) (calor) Truth ae Caan night he found a ground swell for Arbor will serve as vice chairman, | note with Brunner and Froelic 4 est a naa over incentive
(7) Sugarfoot. Western: Tom 10:20 (9) Littl Theater nonce ~ the New York governor at a na- of the Nationa] Citizens Commit-) and Frau Froelich in the hoose- ie an ot ni aon & Laughlin
- “is innocently involved in pian 10:30 (2) aicere (cont ) | is American Bandstand ‘tional Young Republicans’ meet- tee, and that former State Rep.) | gow, Margaret running oft to ait nie about 25,000 workers,
to rob bank and then is ab- (4) Dr, Hudson. Drama: Dr.4:15 (2) Secret Storm : ling in Denver, Colo... D. J. Massoglia (R-Alurium) will, | Vienna to do some more spying pe ain my oper ation. :
ducted by notorious outlaw. | Hudson meets lovely younz\4:30 (2) Edge of Night | Rep. George W. Sallade (R-Ann/head a Michigan citizens commit. and Hans deciding to fight it out Joeeh'® F + *
(9) Million $ Movie. Drama: woman while! on cigs, for. (4) County Fair. Arbor) reported on his operation tee for Rockefeller for president. | at home in his own kindly, in- | Federal Finnegan, chief of the
Birth of remarkable horse much-needed - rest : (9) Sherwood Forest. ‘of a hospitality suite boosting) He said that a student's affiliate, | efficient fashion. toatl Mediation Service, met
brings strange results in (7) Sec. of State Herter. 5:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. \Rockefeller. Michigan's Young is being formed under the direction | enh appened in Berlin in 1938 ington veslatar th cae bad
| i Leclagey 2}. Rebs (9) Wrestling. (4) (color) George Pierrot/GOP delegation frowned on Sal- of Brude K. Chapman, a Harvard and 1 kind of got the feeling thet| warp oe iw, oa ad
: 8:00 (2) Spece (cont.) 11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. Presents. jae By acuway: Umiversity ve euden (aan Des, if these were the people On OUF tions before the strike deadline un-
F (7) ’*s On. Soupy Sales, (9) Looney Tunes. Sallade, who has started up a Plaines, ml. side we were doomed to lose the jess his services are uested. He (4) Steve Canyon. Drama: (2) Bandstand | Morris will be secretary-treas h | req
Canyon takes over over-con- guests. 5 stand. national citizens for Rockefeller | war. I know we lost the play. ‘said both parties had indicated that
; : (9) Wrestling (cont.) | (7) Mickey Mouse Club. movement, still in a fledgling urer of the Michigan committee. : * - * they ‘areas to barwain i ae
fident group of pilots who ‘5:55 (4) Sports ’ i _ ee | | Raki had P rg lown t
pattern themselves after 11:15 (2) (4) Weather. | . : stage, said more than one-third | | | SHORT SHOTS: Laya wire- without mediation
11:20 (2) (4) Sports. | of the 900 delegates visited his _. : |to be forcibly restrained last night crack Air Force acrobatic po = Fire Damages Church, R. Conrad Cooper, Executive hen team known as Thunder-|11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theate | suite. ‘on ABC-TV's pantontime quiz w Vice P : A : ; ally t resident of United States
Bre oe my Angel CBS) ad Tension Mounts _ Jt was situated in the Brown Landmark in Cadillac a ee eae caude.” =| Steel Cora., and head of the four (D Sugarfoot (cont.) — > J vr Pu van Palace Hotel, two blocks away | | | man industry bargaining team, (9) Movie (cont.) : ack Paar. ety with from convention headquarters. CADILLAC «—A midnight fire Orson Bean's comment to em: yesterday scotched a ‘“non-infla-
8:30 (2) To Tell the Truth.
(4) Jimmie Rodgers (c). —
Musical-variety with guests,
ethe Dukes of Dixieland.
(7) Wyatt Earp. Western: Betty White, Kay mompeny
and Cliff Arquette.
(7) Night Court.
(9) Starlight Theater. Drama
Richard Egan, ‘‘Wicked Wo- | cee Mike Stokey: ‘You know, if
| we didn't get that in another few
| seconds, your show would have
| been on for the last time."’ Love “Our approach was one of the caused an estimated $50, 000 dam-
‘soft sell,” '’ he said. | age to the First Congregational
“At no time were there any but- Church, a Cadillac landmark
itons distributed or traditional cam-
Move to Oust Frondizi, paign hoopla techniques followed tionary” wage compromise
| which was reported to have been
| suggested to both sides by gov-
| erament officials. inArgenting The church's pipe organ was de-|
!
” | that show. . R Earp’s enemies try to hu- man.”’ ('53). stroyed and the sanctuary exten- | Cooper said it had not been sug-
miliate him with aid of trav-- .wepnESDAY MORNING | Install Military Junta, “= 8 steely aumaned | . Virginia Angelo, a contestant OM gested to him. But he said he
eling boxer and his promoter. Gains Momentum | Ce ey ty es Fire Chief Robert L.- Gilchrist -_ poe aleecl agri pie fed a ch Sito cis cae oh aes eke tified as su = (9) Movie (Cont.) _ |6:4@ (2) Meditations. experience and reception by con- feald defective wiring in the organ past month, isn’t identi ee ported to put most of any money
9:00 (2) (4) Sec. of State Chris-|¢:55 (2) On the Farm Front. 'vention delegates can be classed) Selieved to have cauaed the iT l Sh |but she strikes me as a prc settlement into supplementary ben-
tian Herter. Report on Gen-|7:@@ (2) TV College. | BUENOS AIRES, Argentina as nothing short of sensational.” leans tev : = evision OW a pertoemer Fare one of the | efits rather than eager
eva Conference. (4) Today. \(AP) — Argentina's government 7 ‘thousands of kids who come to {ncrease—was any less inflation-
(7) The Rifleman— Western: (7) Big Show. | = * Bove | _ doining in the venture was Rep. | The Rev. Clayton A. a pee to Star Godfrey New York hoping to break into ary than a direct wage boost.
Banker John Hamiltor? {s/7:30 (2) Cartoon Classroom. — appeared near a climax to- | dein, _Merria (Midland). | toc, estimated damages at $0,000. ‘show busintss and float around) Union president David J. McDon-
forced to foreclose Sam El- (7) Breakfast Time. |day as a move grew among mili-| | Hotel space rent, printing of | The brick church was extensive- in September its fringes ald also denied that such a pre
der’s ranch with tragic re-/8:00 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. tary leaders to oust President five placards and free euttee ly damaged three ieee rye | | ‘ ~*~ * * |posal had been made to him in
sults. 8:30 (7) Harry's Holiday House. | Arturo Frondizi despite his Cabi-| ™®® each a total. of just over gas explosion that rocked it s' neny NEW YORK i — A special THE CHANNEL SWIM: Com- Washington, and indicated he
(9) St. Lawrence Seaway.9:00 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown.! nor’ i, : $190, Sallade sald. Neither were (before Sunday services were to . ing posers Alan Jay Lerner and Fred- didn't think any more of it than ; : OWL. net's resignation. jelegates ‘begin. one-hour television show is being. nd theiridid C
9:30 a ce naiad ‘and Eve. Tension was heightened by: planned to star Arthur Godfrey, rhea Fair Lady.” “Gig” ‘Brig-| OOper.
10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. Frondizi’s refusal to accept the who is convalescing from a lung 44, 4 “Paint Your Wagon
aria __ (1) Jean's Notebook resighaticos of his three armed tA di concer eperstion pertossied AULA Wiailinis Geceall enon British to Discuss r (--3 -
10:15 (7) Lady of Charm. ee on sarguts Queen O ccoraions 30 special on NBC-TV Friday, Nov. areas es 10:25 (9) Billboard. ‘ There is dissension on the’ P [ hi 14: 3 t fe
Hate ctstelmterpy [0:20 2) Sam Levenson. - * * Begins Her Crusade 1g The Show M8 set for Sept. 16 trom oo NBCUTV's new summer se art i In Launchings ely Nolet ete “i awl (4) Treasure Hunt. - Open threats were voiced ries, Perry Presents, and regulary INT TAIL ie ; (9) Special . against Frondizi's regime by his Time. The type of show has not
IMI | lett" 10:88 (7) ‘ot military opponents, They report- |been disclosed. Presumably it will Teresa Brewer is threatening | LONDON (AP)—A team of six
cae sa 3 Fi 4 sige Gs ypal teiy sais hal Gay aie Strenk-alvaah By EARL WILSON be in the nature of a welcome for leave the can. + experts wen = eee vel instal
{3 : * ' . 7 — How would you like to get in on the ground Godfrey ret to television. | | ington today to ss the instal- CIVVIEISITIAT ior ieimir) - (4) Price Is Right. to force out the embattled presi- NEW YORK dy g g odfrey returning to television. | CBS.TV has : ideration jetion of British research in
E24) ne ATTIC] LiJAlg| dent unless he meets their de- floor on a new thing we're starting called Be-Kind-to-Ac-' Godfrey is spending most of his,
nges in cordions Week? Just mail in one dead accordion-player in a time at his farm near Leesburg,
Se eovermmes bit ee ™ ; plain wrapper. ~piey | Va. He left Columbia Presbyterian’ Shows for next season — Godfrey,
| Medical Center for his New York i e
one or two special Arthur Godfrey; ments in U.S. space satellites.
_Dr. R. L. Smith-Rose, director
‘of radio research, told a reporter Cleo.
(9) Abbott & Costello.
nan |
—. pealy at Gentle: mana ty Frankly, we'd never tossed fitfully in City apartment on May 15, He re- ‘ the instruments will go aloft in
aa “ juta to replace the president ata our sleep, worrying about the cruelty in- (turned to the hospita) for postop» Phone Exchange three or four iececkiags during
11 Soften in | a erative treatments almost daily the next two years. temper landslide victor 16 months ago in * flicted on the accordion until we broke il about 5 wc ac | ‘The information thus obtai nd
a) an Wo Ge Argentina's first free election in’ § a bagel with pretty Kathy Manzi, the Om! Sbout two weeks Ag Letters Replace lwill have a bearing on Britain's
ofan spare Ope © decease. Accordion Queen. | Fam iliar Names | plans to send up satellites of its Mt oeetic durtving to cope with the darken-| ii “They cail it the squeezebox or the cheese- Marilyn Monroe | own __ * of Thailand ing crisis, Frondizi told Interior vie ss ae shoals’ lastunin r hope of | NEW YORK (AP) — The New| Rhode Island, the nation’s small- Ca ll Minister Alfredo Vitolo, long an as a symphonic instrument,” Kathy pro- U 5 : . : ‘ : motto.
2 & os _ administration spokesman, _ to claimed bitterly when she lunched with this| ndergoes urgery er ne Eee
oe See reg ee seamen that procade =e a © hese s today to sou “What do you think of ‘o Markoff as) NEW YORK (AP)—Film star, : 2 Delts Uy care out on the situation, This aroused | 4 = Marilyn Monroe underwent gyne-| Murray Hill, Trafalgar, Univer-, )
® Biomish x Z speculation Frondizi was consider- an accordionist?” I asked. Leal a i yl today at te now are merely MU, TR, UN,| EA Ac |
* uae Y YY ing forming: a coalition govern-| “She's a performer and an entertainer—rather than a Hil Hospi! paey at eR BU) RE | N] DELCO ®: | WA CZ. ~ , ve . : ' . | oncee : ~ yy Yo _ ment. musician, sald Kathy. “I’m happy to say I’m not following 2) Ri tescplial gpokeaian tea all her ~*~ * * j 7
S Roe. yp Vitolo told newsmen the mass her footsteps. . condition was excellent |! About a million Manhtattan di-! as .
9 short- ~napped IM | Cabinet resignation Monday _ in- “What about Lawrence Welk?” Miss Monroe is the wife of play- rectors, all in the new style, start di 3- 4492
40 Help 7 \dicated changes in the govern- “That's his instrument, but he doesn’t play either,” Kathy wright Arthur Miller going té customers today.
a Animal Goctor - _ment’s policies. He did not say -eplied. “Musicians feel what he’s doing is so cornballish, but; There was noimmediate further .For some people the ane
é pisterea poe the exe. te, ses ie my goodness, he’s making all exjianation of the surgery he mbolized all the. romance of the,
observers iev y mig ve The actress has twice previously| big city ey State alg come too late to appease | the money! co ae 0 * * * | 43 Hidden 3 ; experienced Miscarriag n i 3 Bidace 2 Beye name = arenene military. We talked about such Aug. 1, 1957, she underwent sur-| Imagine John O'Hara’s book |
32 Most retions! § Plan be to i ed classicists as Phil Baker, gery at Doctors Hospital here aft-|about the young lady who was;
Pester tir Many of the military opponents | Shep Fields, Bob Kreech er a month’s pregnancy rapidly collecting a past It was]!
Cy wpe $s of Frondizi's administration had She lost an unborn child Dec./ called “Butterfield 8,” for her tel-; for instance @ Candied sea- which | who's with Vincent Lopez
holly reot key. roles in the revolution which’ 5 17, 1958, while at work on a movie!ephone, number. Who would buy | 10 8h ~ —and I don’t know how we 2 Provs 11 Lariat toppled dictator Jugn Peron four . in California ta book called “BU 8" ? ish Pree. 13 Notches years ago. ~ missed Milton DeLugg who . . _
—|
Predict Support, Passage
was voted “the outstand-
ing accordion pares of
1951.” =
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WIR (700) CRLW (800) Wws (980) WCAR (1180 WIBK (1500 N= | ! (1188) WYSE (i270) WPRON (1400) 3JBR (1500) me ae anced ae lea 0 a eS Id S | S re) N oO T ON E
tontant 11;00—W, 0:00 WIR, News CKLW. Joe Vas ’ of PONTIA
4:00—WIR, News tea WW) News P einabeth | WPON Chuck Lewis preg _ ve noses WASHINGTON (AP)—Southern! and between the federal gover] 511 5... state Bank Bldg WWd, News Y2, Surrent WXYZ Breakfast Clud WXYZ. Paul Winter jto the World Accordion Com- Democrats predict the House will ment and the states. Ph FEderal 2-1225 °
WXYR Wattrick McKensie CKLW. Hopwood CKLW News David 1:30—WJBK, Baseball ‘petition at the Prince George pass a states rights bill opposed| * * * bac Oras Hoenn
wibe fees Meteoo 11 WIR Mate WCAR ‘News ‘ea, Rene caste |Hotel, where the leading brains by the Eisenhower administration’ But opponents contend it actual
ween cows Mood) — WPOR, Rows, Saws CKLW. Joe Van . (of the accordion world will dis- ane that the Republican floor 4 gee a“ federe! ews : be ————
: 9:90 wa Barrie 2:30—CKLW, News, Shitbreas cuss getting more accordion KATHY leader will actively support it. (fields of civil rights and labor- sven inne, ae | MEBNERDAE WommtNa | “CELW Mary Morgan ie te sg, and _ Rep. Charles A. Halleck of In- management relations. However, RCA Color TV WwWy 8 Maxeel $190" WIR Nowe aaticulire | 19:0 WIR. Muse | HOO WIR, Compoatte MN nn (OF Symphonies and more respect for the ac- ane the GOP leader, was away!they say, it would create chace
WCAR Paces. Party wRre wet SED fer & Mary ai ote from Washington Monday when in dozens of fields where both Sales and Service WPON Candietite CEL® Meester Cus » doe Van WCAR tewe. Denacts , debate opened on the bill. It pro- state and federal legislation ex- CONDON’S TV
Petey - B+ WIBR fom Georges WXYZ M. Shorr THE MIDNIGHT EARL see | vides that federal laws do not) ists. ine
vita ¢ | en oe wry WPON. News, Lar automatically ~-supersede-+-state| Deputy Atty. Gen. Lawrence E:] Tolagpeph iin
Sku Fanon tates «| POW Sarty Owe ‘en gas em wsn, compete ane ppg A ly ae cas hans Gunton Gana hoping! i, laws in the same field. ‘Walsh wrote that the Justice De- L1= ‘170 Aerm from TS Wink, uae Boleey o58— WIR, Muse Bad ioe CELW Newt. Davies N t y . . ‘| He asked managers of the leg- partment strongly opposes what) —
1 wwe seta eatrd poi Bye Opener i WW, Dick French ote from Joan Crawford: “I can't talk about Alfred’s death ‘isiation to reserve time for him. he called “this retroactive, far- RCA COLOR TV WxYs pees Gews George . WEVA prowe wan, Mews, Muse |YCt. When you reach perfection and have to face reality—it’s| Hie reportedly has prepared a' reaching legislation.” do! bee
fomte ‘ 100 WIN, Dan Kirby IDR Rew: Reid wits Coun. es ‘pretty grim” . Friends of Jack Paar are amused by Henry, speech strongly advocating the! But the House Republican Poli- ales and Service
$:00—WIR, Basedall om, San Ze i CKLW. News, Davies ‘Morgan's new 5 o'clock TV time; they wonder what happened | measure. icy Committee, of which - Halleck SWEET’S RADIO TV
wy “fee. erver ews toey Dare | 1 os wim same tor Muse | WOAR News to his “Down With Jack Paar” campatgn. * * * ‘is a member, voted a week ago ;
wOAR wows Sous amet Morgee wPON Carriage Trade - << | Such a stand by Halleck would to support oe a
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wa ‘eats pee ae 1:38 WIK, Muse Hat Polly Bergen and husband Freddie Fields, off to Europe plate split on the measure between! ‘Most Neectiicate present Mon-)
open. Geel oe ve a ee | oe bs Gherr on the Queen Mary, will visit Prince Rainier and Grace (ar- the Republican administration and day joined the Southerners tq vote
URLW weak Sows ® “Fan teve teen CRLW Mews, Devies ranged by their chum Judy Balaban Kantor) ._. the Republican House leadership. 233-116 in favor of taking up the
panes ‘agence: ome wen weet, ude CKLW. Joe Var _— Weleer Cary Grant bought a chunk of one of the major camera The bill was troduced “by a bill for discussion—the procedural
oT far Oy Baia “woes wot w Paul Winter | 900 Wun. News Muni firms . . . Jersey Joe Walcott’s son will become a pro boxer. leader of the Southern conserva- vote which is usually the first test:
, . Convert Review W. Mews Deviee See we tee | Sony. "Sottes ness WISH I'D SAID THA poet mus tives, Rep. Howard W. Smith (D-|on @ cont 1 measure.
“OxLe. SIBK Rows Ceoree “ss we wee Se eae For gaitence, he matt ean that some ail ¢ cod hi per Va). It is described by its backers! As for the final House action,’
wxvE. flews Casey HED wn, Time to Gene Tens. Grate Pore _ ‘That's cart, brother. as an effort to restore. the consti-| Rep. Edwin E. Willis (D-La), one
WIBK. Baseball "2a, ects, en 10—WaR, 6:30—WXYZ, M. Shorr { (Copyright, tutional balance between the ju-/of the handlers of the legislation,
10:90—-WIR, Muste . Caria «| WWH, News, CKLW, Davies yee) dicial and legislative branches,!said “it will pass.
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\hauled through the Cape Cod Wil-'
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May: Become a Shrine
MASHPEE, Mass. (UPI)—A 275-!
year-old Indian church, now in
dilapidated condition, may be pre-
served as a historical] shrine.
+ Civic leaders and Chief Flying,industry figures that the average fem at tah
paign to raise $20,000 to restore drugs a year. No Drug on the Market
NEW YORK (UPI) — The drug his wife does-
Under inheritance tax Jaws, if wwRJ, d/Rew radio station here, Jupiter and Home.”
Eagle of the Mashpee Wampanoag physician is responsible fors dis- the lady dies first there’s an added| was given license plate WCFR, the’ The trip is* simulated in the require a property tax increase lig
Indian tribe have joined in a cam-|tributing about $7,000 worth cf tax of roughly $9,500 on a gross/eall letters of a competing station! a-adémy's planetarium as part of
estate of $120,000, Take a reallyiat Springfield, Vt. lumber '
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