a = anne ee ee TSS ie a ata a ye sp rea rp eo RR A a REN SSE FT RRR TS AE ET * i “THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 195856 PAGES Senators Approve Amendments Putting Teeth in Labor Bill WASHINGTON ) — By a vote of 86-0, ‘isi eenate wrote into its labor bill today additional powers for the secretary of labor to force terms. Lack of such powers was union compliance with its one of the criticisms of the te this week by Sacrenery of Labor t putting them in was offered by Sen. 3Golfers Share Early Open Lead Jimmy Demaret, Ward, Crampton 35 Going Out) compet at Southern Hills Open Golf Championship today. With about a quarter of the field of 162 through the first nine, scores P. pe fae oP Wer public hearing arranged by the department at 1:30 p.m, at Lin- coin Junior High School, 131 Hill- side Dr. BULLETIN Two Pontiac residents crash of two cars four miles south of Lapeer today were killed in a head-on that killed one other person and critically injured an- other. The crash occured on M2 4. Names of the victims were not available pending attempts of officials to verify tentative identifica- tions made from personal scene, possessions at the crash +John 8. Cooper Oey), and Students pe s Senate Debates Trade Program Sen. Knowland Seeks can leadership today. However, Knaowland, the Sen- ate Republican leader, said that while he reserves the right to support other amendments to the House bill he believes the Senate eventually will pass a measure “generally satisfactory” to Eis- enhower. The bill would give Eisenhower authority to reduce U. other countries on U.S. exports. * * * Semate Democratic Leader Lyn- don B. Johnson of Texas, tradi- tionally a supporter of the trade) program, said the House bill will) be given top priority in the Sen- ate. Frank Thompson Named Father of Year For his work with young people, his church’ and the Army Reserve, Frank D. Thompson has been se- lected Pontiac Father of the Year by the Downtown Pontiac Assn. of Pontiac Area Chamber of Com- merce. A typographer, Thompson, 38, is assistant composing room foreman at The Pontiac’Press. He and his} wife, Sue, have three sons, Greg- ory, 11; Frank Jr., 9; and Paul, They live at 967 Berwick Blvd. NAMED. FATHER OF THE YEAR — Frank D. Thompson (center) takes a look at the plaque © - fe will receive Saturday as Pontiac's Father of — the Year, With him are John A. Riley -(left), 1.|Cub Scout Pack 27 at Whitfield West Side youngsters in. many ways. He is on the tion com- mittee for a West Side boys’ club and is co-director of athletics for it. In this. connection, Thompson has helped organize several Pee- wee League baseball, basketball and football leagues. : * * * He served on the committee of served with the First Infantry Division in Africa, Sicily and Normandy, Thompson has been a leader in Reserve activities since they. began here. in 1949. Holding the rank of Thompson is now executive officer of Pontiac’s 703rd Tank Battalion, a unit of the organized Reserve. » * * * School last year, afd is vice pres- ident of Emmanuel Christian School PTA. A World War I veteran who tia en president of the .Merce, and Eugene White, chairman of the Downtown Pontiac Assn, committee so week ea i 1 8 \ The association will present Thompson with a plaque and gifts at a ceremony on the Oakland The- ater stage at 9:25 p.m. Saturday, tlie day before Father's Ey” > vo aan, lente A Exar te ¢ S. tariffs on . {imports as much as 25 per cent over the five-year period in. re- turn for similar concessions by major, | / involving conservationists, three Herrington Elementary graders are already far afield. Kenny Tolbert, 717 Bay St., dreams of all of SUMMER DREAMS — This morning was not the one for concentration on studies for the more than 19,000 Pontiac students. It was the last day of the public school year and many minds wandered toward summer fun. These studies... School _ third Left to right: ‘ Pontiac Presse Phete the summerg mornings he will be able to sleep in; the out-of-this-world gaze of Cindy Malwitz, 302. Moore St., romping under a sprinkler will be much more fun; Raymond Bower, 489 Cam- eron St., has traded arithmetic problems for the national game. proves she’s not thinking about (Condemnation + i) Homes Hit; 1 ‘Second Funnel. [Rips Nebraska — Flood Disasters Cause Evacuation of 5,000 in Central Indiana - From Our News Wires Black funnels renewed their destructive march along Midwest's “Tornado Alley” late yesterday, and rivers crested in flood- stricken Indiana. Forty homes in a two- and-a-half block area in Wichita, Kan., were dam- aged when a tornado swept through the northeast sec- tion, and at least four per- . sons were injured. Residents of the area are ex- tremely tornado conscious since @ big twister devastated part of El Dorado, , northeast of Wichita Tuesday, killing: 13 persons, High tension wires were ripped down in the Witchita storm and officials said damage woulg have a Hearings Go On Gets Ee Priority at MSU-O eyed by Michigan State. Unive , |hit a snag ip the Senate Republi- as the next major installation at its Oakland County campus, under’ east of Pontiac. development In the = of & lop-sided 317-98) “such a facility has been given House vote yesterday to continue! the top priority, but how soon it. presidential control over tariffs ‘becomes a reality depends upon for five years, Sen. William F.| when the legislature appropriates Knowiland (R-Calif) announced he construction funds,” said Dr. will back. a move to reduce the B Varner, MSU vice president, ad- jextension to three years. The dressing the Greater Pontiac Com-, |House rejected a two-year limit. | munity Council annual meeting last D.| night. * * jand cafeteria accommodating dovetails with the university's ex pectation of 1,500 students on hand by 1960, he said. . The student cen‘er would be located immediately to the east of the classroom building, Var- ner sald, with room for expan- sion to three times its initial size. According to the plans, it would contain about 22,000 square feet Nervy Burglar Loots Officers’ Skating Club. Seme burglars have more Pontiac Skate Club, 35 Elizabeth St., of $35 — although the owners are three Pontiac police officers. One of the partners, Sgt. Ray- mond Meggitt, discovered the breakin yesterday. He happens to head the police burglary detail. The ease is being investigated — by Sgt. Meggitt, * Plans have been drawn up, Var- ner said, for a center_with lounge | up to 1,500 students per meal. This, 1 nerve than others, One looted the | ent Center Planne ages ead erage” aes - a kitchen and cafeteria on i he Sen Lorain Speman Associaties, Bs one side and a student lounge = ithe other, | “Tt is consjdered highly impor- itant that we provide the students! iwith facilities to eat and relax dur- | * Var- | ‘ing the long classroom day," ner said. | When Strike Would _The plans were _brepared by! oe the [strectica. . Wilson, the initial educational | oe is designed for 1,500 stu- (Continued | on oa 9, Col. 1) Be Effective DETROIT (UPI) — The strike becomes an effective votes. Louis took similar action by 1186 votes to 56; Ford Local 600 at Dearborn, largest UAW local with 26,000 ‘members employed current- ly, will take an “authoriza- tion’”’ vote in the next three or four weeks; GM-Tern- stedt Local 969 in Columbus has also called an authori- zation vote meeting. It also was learned that seven General Motors locals have voted Auto Union Putting Locals n Position to Walk Out By JIM KLOCKENKEMPER United Auto Workers Union is slowly putting its locals at some 275 big three auto plants around the country in position to strike when the weapon again. The UAW bargaining strategy was revealed today by announcement that more locals at Ford and General ‘Motors are taking the initial steps toward holding strike t Ford Local 551 at Chicago has voted 1,446 to 6 for - authorizing a strike vote; Mercury Local 325 at St. + to authorize a strike and that at! dates for such votes. At least 20 of the UAW locals representing 124 General Motors plants have’ taken initial steps to- ward strike action. Seven have ization votes. Ken Bannon, head of the UAW Ford Department, said the au- (Continued on Page 9, Col. 1) signed the classroom-administra- misatone tion building currently under con-| _ - taken authorization votes and 13 have set dates for holding author- recy Cases mn 36 by the & Court Commissioners Handling Perry Street pr -wh reste 24 |= heightening an already resumed today Pay eet court! Serous flood been more severe had the twister made a direct hit. Another tornado ripped into * | Scottsbluff, in Nebraska's Panhan- dle, destroying outbuildings, - rals and farm Next Tuesday another set of 5.000 FLEE HOMES for the same purpose,| Floodwaters termed the worst. in * * * The not yet acquired at $60,870. state has appraised esti-| | mated prices of all the property| clared in Peru, Ind. hearings, Financed throagh a $2 million jwill open before three other com-|45 years raged through North Cen- wit from Mr, and Mrs, Alfred’ missioners ltral Indiana today, causing at least |5,000 persons to flee their homes. A state of emergency wis de- by Mayor Sepa-| John Devine as the Wabash irate paycel appraisals range from | River overflowed its banks last '$50 to $11,000. The Michigan State Highway Dept. eartier this year filed suit in the Oakland County Circuit and Probate Courts to acquire numerous parcels from abutting property owners along Perry in order that the state trunkline may be widened from twe toe four lanes. be paid the owners, of placing all condemnation. 350,000 project. jneeded for widening. Negotiations * out ‘cent of these for the state. Tim Tam All Through NEW YORK ® — Tim Tam’s racing days are over, trainer Jimmy Jones said today, The Calumet Farm 3-year-old star will be sent te the University of Pennsylvania for an operation on his injured ankle, It’s the duty of the six court commissioners, appointed by Oak- land judges, to appraise prices to The task is so large that instead hearings before three commissioners, another three were named to speed the Construction work is already under way on the $1,- There were well over 100 parcels the entire four-mile of | least 13 other GM locals have set ‘court acquired more than 50 per | night and caused about 1,000 per- 80mg to abandon their homes, Congressman John Beamer (R- Ind) sent a plea to President Eisen- hower to declare Marion a disaster area, saying up to 100 blocks of the city are under water, * * * Mayor Devine's emergency order admitted of no back-talk from res- idents. National Guardsmen and (Continued on Page 9, Col. 2) Clouds to Give Way fo Rain Tomorrow Partly cloudy tonight. with show- ers or thunderstorms likely tomor- row afternoon or evening is the predictign of the U.S. Weather Bureau for all of Michigan. To- night's low will be near 52-56. Tomorrow's high is expected to reach around 74-78. The low tomor- row night will be eround 56-60 with scattered showers. Rain is predicted again for Saturday with little temperature change. The lowest temperature in down- jtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 50 degrees. The mercury stood at 73 at 2 p.m. Copper Mining in Porcupine Mountains? Managing Editor, Pontiac Press Michigan's 58,000-acre Porcupine’ Mountains State Park, on the shore | of Lake Superior, has become sed center of a heated controversy! mining) interests and Upper Peninsula’ citizens seeking to boost the area's’ * Pontiac Press Fhote beniiee Area Chamber of Com- ; embracing the remains of what _|is criss-crossed by great ridges and ‘escarpments containing some of pe a. and possesses a rich last ‘|WANT ORE WORK. economy. * *? The park, 20 miles west of Ontonagon in the Upper Peninsula, is a scenic, heavily forested area was once a mighty mountain It contains, the, highest point of land in the state (about 2,300 feet), the. oldest rocks on the surface of ion. If is.one of the state’s Iderness areas. » Two mining firms which control some 69 per cent of the mineral rights in the park propose to at selected . remove low grade copper ore which ff-shore lands in Lake .Superior. They are asking the State Con- servation Commission to approve | mining operations on the 31 per cent of the park on which they) have no leases. * * * Among those in this area who jhave questioned the wisdom of | copper mining in the Porcupines is! Dr. Robert T. Hatt, director of! Cranbrook Institute of Science. In his opinion mining in the park proper or even in an area along the mouth of the Presque Isle River is incompatible with the ‘preservation of the park as an example of scenic grandeur : and wilderness. “The finest of our state parks) could be seriously damaged,” he) warns. The fact that mining companies will pay a sizable tax, royalties of considerable value, in a‘dition to an important payroll, will be used to promote the project, he said. ‘But he warned that after the avail- | ‘ | erlies 15 of the 95 sections of A \ ldeclared that some $22,000,000 \worth of copper a year could be taken out of the Porcupines for = next 50 years, and the operation uld give a tremendous boost to’ Sneek Peninsula economy. pce choionae claim that such ghost towns will appear to blight the whole area. He maintains that the assurance ‘that mining can be so controlled las to cause little damage to the ipark is a highly debatable |assertion. Upper Peninsula groups have County News .........0.6: —-Kditerinlg ....cccs.sses.-s3 6 feed occas ... 29 thru 34 Markets ........ gavecisces |) Obituaries ....... see atecees 12 Sports ..... COLD. 43 thru 48 Thebtera . 2... cess eecctes . 0 TV & Radio Programs .... 55 Wilson, Earl ......2....-5.- 55 “*limmediate decision is likely as 3| problem. . operation will surely spoil the likely to run its course in 25 years rather than 50. They add that the long-time value ‘of the park far outweighs the! short-time economic factor. TO DELAY DECISION The State Conservation Commis- sion, meeting at today and Friday, will hear pro- ponents of both sides of the question. Gerald E. Eddy, state conservation director, says no, members of the commission need more’ time to study the many-sided Two firms seeking to push mining in the Porcupine area are! the Bear Creek Mining Co., a subsidiary of Kennecott Copper Co., and American Metals & Refining Co., a subsidiary of American Metals-Climax. Leading opposition to the min- ‘Clarence J. Mess- able ore is exhausted the usual Women’s Pages ,.. 35 thru 39 state’s last wilderness area, and) that the economic uplift is more! Higgins Lake| ing operations is .Conservation - Commissioner. Conservationists Fear Ruin of State Park By ROBERT B. TARR ott park and is also present under! | convinced the operations might despoil the park. He is supported by such groups as the 5 United Conservation Clubs, the Audubon Society and the Michi- gan Botanical Club. ° When the state park was created in 1944 under a $1,000,000 appropria- tion by the Legislature, mineral rights under 69 per cent of the land were retained by the original owners. The mining companies have acquired these rights. Under the law, the companies may be -able to make reasonable use of their leases, including build- ing of shaft houses and other surface facilities.’ | Whether. the establishment . of mining towns and the accumula- tion of huge piles of waste material — wae of Gueces Feieto, whe be} eee ‘Real Estate Board. Mean temperature ........s.0505 2 TWO. Ready Reports on Near Miss — Stewardess, Passenger’ Injured as Pilot Dives ‘Airliner to Avoid B52 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)—United Air Lines and the Air Force pre- pared today to file with the Civil Aeronautics Authority reports of a) near miss between two planes that might have spelled death for 18 persons, © Se ae The near miss took place yester- day south of Modesto, Calif., a cen- tral California city about 90 miles southwest of San Francisco, ° “ * * * The UAL plane made a sudden 500-foot dive to avoid hitting a BS2 jet bomber, The airliner dived so suddenly taken to a Modesto hospital for examination of possible neck in- juries, The Convair had five passengers aboard and a pilot, co-pilot and stewardess, It. had made several stops on its way up the central valley from’ Los Angeles. * * .£..... Castle Air Force Base near Mer- ced, from which the B52 had just sandbags lined atop the wall which ray Sot Py +s « = = = ap MAN AGAINST THE RIVER — An airman, one of men who worked the floodwall all through the night at Peru, Ind., checks protects Peru from the Wabash River. While the river level is nearly a foot above the floodwall, the sandbags held the water away from many homes in south Peru. THE PONTIAC & BIRMINGHAM—Meny new re- ns are atric mg enforced in an effort to cope with Birming- ham’s ners traf- ae fic os -P Police iE chief Ralph + Moxley : toda iy. t a : : taal ton he busband; said, as means to keep traffic mov-| . oe danger ivers a k; and trians are being worked out by T.|pe ne¥- David H. Curry of Phila- M, Vanderstempel, traffic engi- iphia. -. ‘yaad Also sur aré three sisters, coins case Gan Grant, both of aw gga Miss Pigs Mhon : - on — Curry of New ‘York City: gre sc aes: delphia and ageinad s E. of Phila- ‘s i ings limit has been grandchildren. on others motorists are being al- Anthony Frits lowed up to two hours parking | Requiem Mass will be sung at between 8 a.m. and € p.m. — /11 azn. tomorrow at St. Benedict's) The action was to dis-| Catholic a Patagene fede Fails to Land at Plattsburg, N. Y. taken off, said 10 crewmen were aboard the B52. None was injured. At the time of the near miss, the airliner was approaching Mo- desto from the south after a stop Inglis told his superiors that the jet bomber came within 200 or 300 yards of the Convair. a He said he put his plane into a steep dive and the planes avoided colliding by not more than 400 to 600 feet. Both planes were flying CAA- Pontiac Atforney — Seeks Political Post Brakie J. Orr, Pontiac attorney, He has been practicing law in Pontiac since 1951. He received his law degree from the University of Detroit. 7 : x * * Brown, of Royal Oak also, held the post in the state legislature for two years. State Post Soughf by Drayton Resident Announcing today his first bid for a political office was Robert H. Chapin, Drayton Plains real estate broker who will seek nomination in August to run for Oakland Coun- ty’s First District seat in the House of Representatives. Chapin, 36, of 46701 Dixie Hwy., yesterday filed nominating peti- tions with-the county clerk for the post on the Democratic ticket. x * * District 1 encompasses the 14 townships in northern Oakland County. The candidate is the father of six children, a graduate of Pontiac Central High School, attended the University of Michigan and served ’ §m the Marine Corps. He is also a past member of the Pontiac The Weather Fall U.S. Weather Boreau Report a PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Partly eleudy_teday, tenight and temerrew with showers and thundershowers likely by temorrew afterneen or night. A little warmer teday, high 76-74, lew tonight , high temerrow 74-78. Light vari- able winds today and tonight. Tomorrow og d cloudy with scattered show- Lew 56-€0, Today in Pontiac — temperature preceding 8 @.m. At 8 am: Wind velocity 2 m.p.h. -@ &. M......... § 14 @. M......4. #8 78: @.....:,.. 55 VOTE Re Seanneince ci $a. m... 57 1p. m. ar i | 9 a. m... 66 2p. m ..3 10a: m... 66 Wednesday tn Pontiac (As recorded downtown} Highest temperature ...ciseneeeeces Lowest temperature ....cc00..00.. 088 Weather—Fair. One Year Age in Pontiac Highest temperature Lowest tem im pomoas rature. Weather Rain. 18 Highest an? towrst Temperateres This - Date in 86 Years 04 th 19686 42 in 1008 Teday'’s Temperature Chart 61 44 Marquette 16 OM Milwaukee pete nneeegeaeare 80 73 61 ™ suse ‘Police to Vote ‘BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) “ Stratojet bomber was dead. -. & scene of the wreckage, located near the Canadian border. x * Ga., to Loring Air Force Base, diverted to Plattsburgh where safely. Game Warden Al Flagg was AF Jet Bomber Missing — — The wreckage of a B47 | today in the Cold Hollow Mountains in Northern Vermont. All three crewmen were : 7 first to reach the wreck- . age. He removed two of the bodies. . * Other ground and air parties were en route to the in the town of Montgomery * . The wreckage had been sighted earlier from the by a C47 search plane, and a helicopter was dispatched from Ethan Allen Air Force Base. The Air Force had reported earlier today that medium jet bomber was missing after failing to land at Plattsburgh Air Force Base, N.Y. : : The bomber was one of a flight of three flying a train- ing mission from Hunter Air Force Base near Savannah, a B47 Maine, last night. When bad weather closed in over Maine, the flight was two of the B47s -landed. on Ouster Deal Officers Disagree Over Expelling Those Signing Opposition Letter In a stormy meeting last night, the Pontiac Police Officers Assn. voted to decide by secret ballot whether to expel members who signed a letter to the City Com- The organization appeared about evenly divided in discussion on the ouster of the dissident members. Finally, one of the men who signed the Iefter, Robert Wachal, moved :that a secret vote be con- The motion carried. * * * The letter, which told the com- mission that the officers did not feel it: was their business to ad- vise the city on who to hire or fire in the police department, ran counter to a resolution of the PPOA. The resolution urged the ouster of Police Chief Herbert W. Straley on grounds that the study report by the Public Service Administration, cago, had criticized his ‘ abili- ties as chief. The rebel group charged un- officially that the meeting at the ouster. was “rigged” in that many mem- bers were not notified of it or were told at the last minute. This) charge was flatly denied by | association officers. * * * All the members who signed the/ letter have since formed another j group which Monday night. was | chartered as a. lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police. U.S. Rep. Broomfield| fo Seek Re-Election Oakland County’s Congressm: William S. Broomfield officially ‘tossed his hat back in the political, ring. * *« * | The 36-year-old Broomfield, of * Prior to his entrance into tional political circles, he ‘served six years in. the Michigan House S22eseeersecasss ducted within the next 30 days on) P® which the resolution was = s ROBOTO) Guards Troop Colors for Queen Despite Rains LONDON ( — Queen Eliza- beth Il, the War Office and 2,000 dripping Royal Guardsmen grim- - ly squared their chins today and trooped the colors in a steady It was the Queen's official 32nd birthday. On the Queen's birth- day, they troop the colors. It is royal tradition, and the show must go on, The Queen got wet, the troops got wet, and 8,500 of her cheering subjects got wet. The ceremony takes place each year on’the mall near Bucking- ham Palace, The Queen rides horseback from the palace to a central vantage point, and the regimental colors are carried st, The Queen arrived aboard a T-year-old police horse named Imp after 11 a.m. Her scarlet tunic, blue riding skirt and black tricorne hat were sodden. She smiled bravely as the crowd let go with a loud huzzah. ; “Tt was not trooping the col- ors,” commented the Evening News, “but dripping the col- ors.” The Queen's birthday really falls on April 21. They hold her official one in June because in THE MACHANICAL WONDERMAN Direct from Hollywood Stay of “Tnvisible Rey", “F Planet”, “The May the Barth ¢ APPEARING AT Miracle Mile SHOPPING CENTER Telegraph ai Square Loke R4. thru June 14th 6:00 te 9:00 P.M. Dai 1 to 2:30 P.M. te 8:80 P.M. jand Mrs. Hudson ‘orbidden } Same p wie ve dj i § rey i She was returned home and all has been forgiven, Officers will. be installed when Baptist Church holds its annual son, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Homer. Pratt, recording secretary; , treasurer. Dr. John H. MeéLaughlin, Bir- mingham surgeon, will speak. Mrs, Leith E, Stites belle) Stites, 54, of 539 S. Bates St., Birmingham, will be held at +1 p.m, Saturday at Manley Bailey Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lake Chapel Cemetery. Mrs. Stites died ular : the stewardship class of the First)! i, Getting Tough on Traffic in Try to Ease Congestion] Re e 4 a t He "Slight Irregulars of Reg. $1.95 |} Ladies’ Padded Bras Famous Nome Brands Big Selection Materials — Styles _. Ladies’ Shorts | or Tee-Toppers ot ladies’ better bras, meny circular stitch, Service for Mrs. Leith E. (Isa-|R ) unexpectedly yesterday en Poute to the hos- end paper permanent be simpler. The Wave is in the special fabric end papers. 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D scott usd leather uppers, want ~ te we «Stripes ~ Plaids Patterns ty a : Barone Pave ae = : iad ee ; eee a ges i fas 9 5 Famous Brands Included Seller Men's’ $ T ce colors me a ey variety = ; wim runks - erns, ine quality, easy-to- : All for—— . : launder materials, non-shrink and — : \ ? _ fast color. Fine tailored. Values $2.98 189 Lightweight metal stem pipe with interchangeable briar bowls. Set has 4 extra bowis. Buy a set for Dad. SHOHOHSSHSHOSHSHSSEHSHSSHSHOSSESSHSHSSHSSESHOESSSES Men's KHAKI Sateen ® Slip-Over.or Button Front Styles Lets ye See the Fluid Rogers Airlock Zipper | ; _e SOHSHHOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSEEEERESCSsESESeessessesese 2 a _Men’s 2-Pc. e ° : ris 4, @ Boxer or brief — Sho bad : styles in plains, — HH ajamas A stripes plaids. Ze 5 areee f ne : : uality : . $3.49 Quality i ¢ ; @ * e ed : Complete Sizes Sateen. 4 ° ; ® Fine broadcloth in all ies ° colors. Elastic waist. - < cacany Fresh CIGARS | $1.50 Box of BANKERS CHOICE CIGARS . to make your pappy happy! $2.50 Casa Nowa - Free 5 Pack . . Box 50 $2.19 Regular 6c each Bankers Choice ] 25 Box of 50 Banker's Choice Ces oc ccc ncs Box 50 $1.98 | ; ..Box 25 99¢ SCOOSHHSSSESCOSSSSSESSSOSSSHSSSCSHEESEOESEHESS © Big Lot! One Low, Low Price! | SPORT and DRESSY Styles A Men Summer cigars, full box of 25 -.factory fresh $2.50 Odin Cigars - Free 5 pack . . Box 50 $2.19 $1.25 Canadian Club .......-- PANTS $2.50 Tampa Cubs . Box 50 $2.19 é d $3 King Edwards ..........505- * | Box 50 $2.39 © f $2 LaPalina ideals ............- Box 20 $1.70 Brand New Latest Model $3.13 R. G. Dun Bouquet ........ Box 25 $2.75 Johnson ‘Century’ Original to $6.95 Value + Bs e Producto ..........04. Box 25 $2.75 Sizes 28 to 42 oi Tan Perfecto ............ Box 50 $4.40 © 4 $2.50 Roi Tan Perfectos « . «Box 25 $2.20 | Spin-Cast Reels All_Lengths .25 El Producto Bouquet ...... Box 50 $5.50 $6.25 R.C. Dun Bouquet... Box 50 35:30 @ Rayon-Dacrons @ Rayon-Acetates jf g $3.13 Dutch Master... ........ Box 25 $2.75 Regular 88 @ Linen Weaves @ Many Washable /| $6.25 Dutch Master ose ees Box 50 $5.50 $17.50 ace ” | $1.88 San Felice King Sire |... Box 25 $1.70 Seller Pleated and plain front, long wearing $3.75 San Felice King Size . _ Box 50 $3.40 materials. Ideal for dress-up and casual CC CCCC COCO CC rec C CC OCC CO DOOD EO EEE LCCOCCCOCESe — Positively cannot back- lash — . Wear. lvy-league styles included. — Famous Brands for Your Dad f the ‘frat’ “time. Use Tea epla of 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 casting rods 5 PIPE TOBACCOS ; Prince Albert - 8 ons ..............-. 51655 Famous ‘Shakespeare Prince Albert - 16 ozs. .........65055 10 Raliegh - 7 ons... «2... eee eee eee ése - Push-Button Model Raliegh - 14 os. 21 eee $1.10 George Washington - 14 ozs. .......... 98< Wonder-Gast Reels Velvet Tobaceo’- 16 ozs. ............ $1.10 Granger Tobacco - 14 ozs. ............ 98c $14.95 List Friends Tobacco - 14 ozs. ............ 89c 8 Model Tobacco - 14 ozs. 2.02.26. ee ees 89c 8 Half & Half - 8 ozs. 6... eee ees oe i e Oo U0 CT. ponctsooedddar A f . , i, Polly Taal Oe Ps ‘ Open-Mesh Ventilated ~ ae as hisered - Briggs Tobacco - 16 ons. ..........4- + $1.55 7 positively can NOT dack-} + j e Union Leader - 14 ozs. ............- B9c © More “stopping power jer tateting Men $ an a $ ° en $ ippers Kentucky Club - 14 ozs ............. $1.19 pase complete “wah: 100 7. e e SCS secscenouuedouds 89. bd ol i leone ere $1395 any} Remenietee £2. Holiday Tobacco - 8 ozs. ......6..5505- 67¢ Sun-tan or ginger. row cee . Old Briar Fohseoe x. HC S ecosencoce 2 _ : EE Tai a tena "Penge gon rub- : sie RON ae Bond Street - 16 ozs. ........0.00005 $1.39 © —— gocdepoecdecscceesssceccecscececcocecsseesees Genuine 100% Leather : 6 and 6%-FOOT Lengths Men's Opera Slippers . Spin- Cast Rods | Soft KIDSKIN. Uppers, — Full Ledwagr Lined Reg. $31.50 — With 95 | 8 8 $4.00 98 Trade-in Priced Quality : at Simms $9, 88 Flexible . . ecubeeg tae ae fiberglas rods made © leather soles t t h th Add $2 Without Trade spin-cast reels. Famous brands” AN _ 6 include to 12. shel idel eat BUATAN~ © renee ernie dncronememmmtemn ns @CCCOCOOCOOOC OOS OCOOCOSO SOO OOOSOO EEO OHOOHOOO® teed Shaver at this low price . ’ Trades must be standard , Genuine Leather Men’s Oxfords brand mens electric shaver. 4 SCOHSHHSSSSHHOSHSHSSHESESSSEOOLESELOSEEE Remington ‘ROLLECTRIC’ ¢= "Famous nay : Box of 25 | 188 | Oxfords ae 95 5 ; $32.50 (64 toast Men’s Casuals With ’ Regular $4.50 seller — © 99 selection has all the Close- $6.98 3 Trade-In popular flies included. mae Values ‘ e Mont ete mtr corey e) i Add $2 Without Trade Sizes. © to 11. eeeeeesecoeeeeeseosseseseeesgeeees The razor that gets the hidden * beard! Trade must be standard brand mens electric shaver. eoeesecceccccccccccesoce ee Remington “SPEEDAK” ELECTRIC IRVERTER | SHAVERS Reg. $5.95 a Speed up any shaver for as rs faster, closer shaves. Buy one for Dad. eee Reg. ep bie 12" 2 Single Burner ‘Beachcomber’ Men’s Oxfords Canvas Tops — Cork Rubber Soles 98 * regular tele P theie Bu : mM » All Sizes , holds. : 6 te 12 : ws B ROTA E e) Gueronteed » Choice of “Mein Caan Gart On Neen Uh oy ¥ eitiac’: io ade in Dat "| ices 98 North SAGINAW St. or ttt ‘ } : Li 5 ; é oF & - | > = Mee : . | : | Sunday Is Dad’s Big Day —Time ls Getting Short re Gift Shopping _ | Built-in Arch Type Support for Comfort — cS | PS ou: = BI EG eh es ese es a See Pee egee ee e a, Sn wi eS. Se. TS es ee ae a Fg eee sas eee ios Be ‘ Be Oe Se ee eg ie wget eee : ees ‘ = 2 . = = te BPS ESS # 4 2 eae ra ee eae we brane ‘ 2 5 - bi _--FOUR oo _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, as CO ee Tee a: Yer fate stadt ta ett let tnt sor : ald} One “tack i eeiiialiaecbhnaiii as’ All Munich Marvels [cise ter tte tie “(Glasgow Wants Any Tie Seg oo Sa bbe, ro (ie wee cote ed oranges, | reputation a a great cape Tourism Capital ) standards js the , shou $8,171.00 of deena. supe pone ag scute, at Monch Bavera,hs|pouds a potatoes — ane some| vit her hme Sut to ee ber ba GLASGOW — Glisgow, seeking|tressathe ‘welley’ woustn s # over 100 years ago. It B88! rast in the form of United States|used to finance a ; . ; ‘ country andi200 rooms, 50 now with private|, commodities, such a gargantuan appetite that|times shes off hungry. Teaiisiing & equare ment ee ee ee eee Ibaths. » leet, the Inter: al Codtparation to the \ Waite’s S Knows How to Keep a Man . ree i" CA Happy “*Cool *Comfortable © Well- ‘Dressed (EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED MY se "Giant 22- Inch Rotary - : POWER MOWER | 58 * Heavy duty 2%-H. P. 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton engine "Very Special Purchase - —Just in time for Father's Day! 2 FAMOUS BRANDS | in SPORT SHIRTS Sold Just Yesterday for $3, $4, $5, $5.95! 4, 99 ma $2.99 Ss eS Q Reg. No Money Down, Pay 3 Monthly! $69.95 * Lifetime gyarantee on steel deck Hundreds of handsome patterns and * Wash and Wear : “ color combinations—we’ to haev Side chute ejection and leaf muicher for non-clog fist the cool, short sleeve shirts for the * Cottons! cutting = special man in your life! They're the * Regular Cottons! . % Recoil storter, controls on handle most popular fabrics and styles of 1958 — & Cool Meshes! shirt "Sines S, M, .. ae . from two of re most makers, and will want several "* Dacron Blends! * Silk Blends! % Steggered boll bearing wheels % 5 cutting height edjust- ments | * 90-day warrenty Mower Hecdquerters, Waite's . . . Downstairs Need No lroning to Stay. Crisp and Neat! Wash and Wear Men’‘s Slacks NO PUSHING—Just Walk Along! Special DELUXE 22” ROTARY SELF PROPELLED MOWER Pay 3 Monthly! Save $11.95 on This Rustproof... Durable Cool Summerweave Cotton Compare at $149.95 © 2% HP Briggs and $10.98 - Stratton Engine e S$ 7 7 © 22” Cut , © Recoil Starter Handsome slacks that you just wash, let drip-dry © Gas, Choke and Clutch and wear! Cool, comfortable, airy, tightweight; on Handle in Dacron, Dacron and cotton, and Dacron and No Money Down, @ Many More Deluxe rayon blends. Browns, greys and blues, sizes 28 Features to 40. Save now for Dad! 3-Pc. Aluminum Furniture Set Wash and Wear Reg. $39.95 °28 No Down Payment, » Pay 3 Monthly! What Dad wouldn’t like this set of sparkling aluminum and saran furniture! Rustproof, lightweight, durable . . . made of 1" highly polished alumi- num and red with white or black with white webbing. And you save! f \ f H i i j j 2.98 © Long or Half Sleeves @ Leb Tested and Approved tc 2 Chairs and Chaise % 2-Position Chaise Folds Into Club Chair All Fold Co tly for Sto ; * : ” mpently fer rene Charge Them at Waite's Men's Dept... . Waite’s Summer Furniture Shop ... Downstairs Every Dad itkes to be No Stitches to Wear Out or Tear Out! an Outdoor Chef! 24-INCH MOTORIZED . BRAZIER $291 95 1 §80 No Money Down, Pay % Monthly! | e = motor and spit, coppertone it's the new stitchless Statesman by BUXTON] This is the billfold that is guaranteed. | to last as long as the rich leather it's | made of !~-Now- redesigned for a slim- e one: draft control, hi-lo adjust- — 3.95 ment 5 : mer, smarter look. Sleek gold- tone. = _ @ 1" tubular legs in coppertone finish plus tax windoy folder for cards, keys. Choose © Va e 544" comnl- gene ree : * og oe “black, mahogany or tan. a A is Waite's « se Downstairs Pe eT , Weite's . . Sept Floor sae i = : é 4 f ,

: fa it A | * re 23a 7 5 5 Se gee F \ ’ an ti Dress Shirts + @ Permanent Stay or Button Down Collars Our own. inchaive Hardwick brand dress shirts in cool airy drip-dry cotton. Sonforized; Dacron reinforced for lasting smoothness, crispness. In white, long sleeve sizes 4 32-35, 144-17 neck. Every Dad needs shirts! Street Flocr SPECIAL PURCHASE! > Designed especially for him! Deluxe Jewel Case $5.00 Value Impressive new look , long, low, mancine Compartments. for all his l - jewelry. invblack or sun- tan simulated pigskin - leather with velvet lining. ot genes eae ae 2 2 2 a we. aa te sa ss = Be eae 2 Pr = Fe oo a7 zpee ok ie oF $s Kye Aad = tS tees as é eS - a A il geese tha fl bitte rep IEE el ; aeons ness ‘ eas Ae Ser, q . : : e ws : , . : ; : oe aoe THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY. JUNE 12, on i ee And the youngsters will aed lots of oe °F , d F summer Sept Weite's has a oe ay res an eminine fine selection — to = every. budget! : . oe | e Cool, Crisp Cotton i in Gay Patterns... Specially Priced — ; £ Children’ s 9.98 y | ' : Boys’ and girls’ smart playwear in cool cotton | . «+ choose from Waite’s gay selection of shorts, slacks, halters, sunsuits and play suits. A style. for every little boy or girl — at a price that fits every budget! In checks, stripes and a rainbow , Bolero” Cotton Sundress of solid colors, sizes 1-6x. Outfit the children now! You'll love this easy-care crisp glen sad Wear it with the bolero for town... or casually as a sundress. Sparkling white pique collar, hip pockets. Washable. Weile’s Children’s Wear Black or navy. Sizes 12-20, 12%-22%. : ene Second Floor ie . - . a Al,’ Embroidered Coat Dress Pr Utterly charming ... this luxury cotton and celeperm check . . highlighted by expensive bodice embroi- _ dery. Needs little or no ironing. Choose black, pink or blue. Sizes 12-20, 12¥4-22¥%2. >. Waite’ s Merpaneler Dresses .. . Third Floor . . i: a RE Si ak a aR cd a 6 ° c ° td e O ‘ Save on Girls’ Cool Cotton ‘ geod news ; Shorts, Jamaicas | Strapless Se and Tapered Slacks | PY wamers® RREiarei Mee a s . edi eieus steel * > p . git thostimtrg e's 24s ' ‘ \ ae : Rusa % Values a to $2.98 e Cool cotton boxer style shorts, Jamaicas and tapered slacks for all of her summer Fresh as activities. Solid colors and nautical styles. +, Springtime... Choose royal or red, sizes 7-14. And ; ret S Hat Sale! = Summer Hat Sale! 1 Exciti d . : 7 Rea. $5.00 Warner’s newest never-slip Z bave on National Brand ee: laces, nets, iccrues, strcrwrs. “tho. 3 now circular stitched for fuller . files, brims, bretons, pillboxes. In white, °3 ee ah ae sagen 6 5 0 | z : a , oe * . <* Boys black, navy. Choose early! 96A: 32-388, C. ° -§S t Waite's Millinery .. . Third Floor 4 Waite's Expert Corsetieres Will Fit You . . « Second Floor = Spor . sch adenine si Shirts Cool ... Carefree ... Dress Sheer I os e . Summer Hosiery Sale 1.37 ie $1.98 e by Bs r 1.2 Famous brand, cool, no Sean ies or regular -Wete’s Ghai’ Fushions Sacand Pleat 2 ed fe : eg. $ 25 knit . . . or knee highs in seamless mesh or with aite’s Girls’ F see Boys’ pe pili sport shirts Fs 9 self seams. Neutral summer shades. Sizes 844-11, in coo ori cottons ... = dium length: Boys’ Knit Many gay prints and stripes 7 6 medium leng : N | with light backgrounds. Sizes . ‘Waite's Hosiery ... Street Floor O= ron 6-16. ences ese penpenetineoneneemnsngemcmenneneenantan eam et an caine Shirts | foot ight ond fancy ee “4s cool shadow proof é * \ oys’ Polished Cotton S S | Reg. 78 hn! Slack: ummer scooters Strapless y $] Wash ‘n’ Wear Slacks | ci. ‘. Ivy League polished cotton slacks . ip Short sleeve crew nec you just toss in the washer, then ciate aig Seve , aay let drip-dry! Sanforized, sizes 6-16. 2 98 : by Choose tan, olive or black. Waite’s Boyswear ... Second Floor For the crayon crowd and up.... f e _ CHILDREN S STRAW and CANVAS SHOES > Ingentous elasticized : Reg. $3.99 | shirring on the soft oe ‘ : _ ton bodice holds it up © with never a bone or ° a : - stay, The swishy skirt is = 4 tC ] opaque Everglaze polished : Leather combined with cotton, = 32-40 # ae Hand washable fabrics, dressy straws .. . everything Se asl cae cle : ; i to delight the girls! Also some styles for boys. .Choose for summer, Naturat 2. x navy, red, khaki, beige or white. Sizes 5% to-4. Save Se and caramel; black’ and 8.95 : 3 98 $1.22 on each pairl . . white, Sizes 5-9, SNM. _ | i a. 3 , Weaile’s Children’s Shoes... ve Floor Waite’s Women's Shoes... Street Floor . 4 Waite's Lingerie . . . Second Floor . r ; .* : ; z . ‘we Te : = i 4 / as ‘ , : { \ 4 A Te eld ; = ‘ 4 é < nee = ; % : A \ 2 Ae ph i . Co { Sh ; \ : Pi ae : ; < é ‘ | j \ ! PMs i ; , . : “ kee ise he i . see e ‘ : \ : i * s 2 3 Fi 2 4 : ‘ ; | 1g ‘ ‘ i i 3 : j : hes ON » THE P ONTIAG PRESS |. & "An Independent Newspaper " a BEE Editorial Page 7 -, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1958 |< Residents Around | City of Flint Would Profit by Joining Forces Flint, our prosperous and energetic neighbor to the north, is proposing a dramatic unification program. xk *®@ + Because of the increasing com- plexities with which all growing _ communities are confronted to- day, Flint and her. neighbors are considering uniting in one great city with one control and one cen- ~. tral management. The new pro-. posal would amalgamate all school districts, also. : - This would give her 178 square miles and make her* one of the largest cities in the country in physical dimensions. Here’s a far sion is Joun A. McCone, a Los An- geles Republican businessman and production expert. He was Undersec- retary of the Air Force in the TruMAN Administration and is familiar with missile development. THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Tue Powriac Press Company 48° W. Huren &t, Pontiac 12, Michigan Trade Mark Dally Except Sunday Rveer. Baseerr, : jouw A. Rimer, Executive Vice President Aasistant Advertising and Advertising Director Manager Howass H. Prrec Ean M ‘Teeapwent, Vice President and Circulation Manager Business Manager ee G. Magewatt. Jomman, , Joume w. Local Advertising Secretary and Editor; Manager 7 B. Ton, Groce C. Tneeaw, aging Editor Classified Manager Associated Press is entitle exciusively to the aon tor nepublication of ail local news printed in this é &s well ae all AP gews dispatches. | : Press ic delivered carrier 0 : Gece ere carrier series e Mot araab by Pu = 4 it Macomb. Lapeer and and ali other places tn the United States ae ‘ah mall Schesriokiens paras fe ar second clast matter at : Pontiac FE 2-8181. “let Phone weighed the problem thoroughly and came up with these novel recom- mendations. 78 If this plan is adopted, conditions won't become perfect the next in- stance, but the most people. will gain the most through uniting. Residents living outside Flint’s present city lim- its will be benefited primarily. Ts ee. danse |: The ordinary plan worked well enough whén Genesee County was devoted ‘to farming, and when Flint was represented by a few thousand people. Today Flint ‘claims 200,000 and esti- ~ ers,” phones Mrs. Mabel Glassford of Waterford, “until I saw a big black- snake shinny up some cat tail stalks and take a baby blackbird from its nest.” Not realizing that extra-leaf clovers are quite common the Rebert Dodman children of Rochester picked over 200... Here’s héping they bring good luck. cael Verbal Orchids to- Mr: and Mrs. Hector L. Monroe of 236 State Ave.; fifty-fourth wedding an- niversary. hi be Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newman of 753 Owego Drive; fifty-first wedding anniversary. a Mr. and Mrs, Usear R. Fox of 152 North Beach St.;) fifty-first wed- ding anniversary. \ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Truba of. Oxford; fifty-first wedding iver- = ee 5 * ii sighted proposal to unite that has mates the area under study at blessedness many things to recommend it. an additional 100,000, or a total ee x* * © of 300,000. There are still many nearly pod gendicay This is the most economical fine farms in Genesee County - ; peg ii a S-utet yO but the 100,000 people outside oo. | oo 'S. Paul snd OY 3 “That’s for sure. Flint’s current city limits want David Lawrence Says: ; . aoe. -* seth arena ine x ew x *« *¥ more and better service in water, | : a Saree . P ’ “burn,” but I think he had certain sow os : ee AL the present time there are sewers shoot pocerevemens TS. Britain Review ‘Cold War’? = siaitsejfsic"* milsenden mere 2 26 different governmental units | and fire protection. oo. teled | : : Pere 7 : Sng og ge gig seeking to serve the residents of They deserve it. Ww IGTON—Prime Minister ~ Just what can be done on the be denied that there is substantial _Nelther 8 mam of WORMB served. Jefferson Junior High, its the area under study. Their over- k € = ’s visit to the United ~ political and economic side to help protest inside the United States. should marry just became” many Parents. and members should be lapping and conflicting activities Many of these 26 entities are with- S*#te'® % really an important win the “cold war’? Can Soviet against lowering tariff barriers. ag . ve oo prec A proud for sending me such nice are countless and full of duplica- : in infiltration and subversion be ~ * ' because “It’s the thing > US people, It was a privilege tee. This le sia Th out important financial: resources. world affairs. checkmated, and, what steps can | Many companies in America feel . — and not just a duty, nor was I so unavoidabl snere = They lack assessed value. They lack — What is com- he taken to stop the inroads being that import quotas should be im- : ee ee mercenary as just to expect my are 26 theoretical divisions of jnanst a lack ‘sufficient ing as a result made by Soviet money and barter posed om foreign products just as : payment at the end of the month. ms ‘ some of | ‘ m on police, fire, water, sewage, school, ry and they t of the conference in of the weaker countries? — other governments impose the: It takes all kinds to make Being an Iowan by birth, education vin ot colére:; Ench muiall nit homes on which to levy. And as they this week is a The answers to these questions American products. ; world — bachelors and spinsters, and. having taught there, I hope 1 g u grow, the problem of financing the better under- wore not found in the conferences Passage of the President's re- too. ; shall never leave Michigan, where struggles to advance its own sec-_ . ng standing between ere this week. but in principle Ciprocal trade bill on Wednesday Wife and Mother teachers have so much to work tor. Each faces the necessity of arest necessities are increasingly the governments there was agreement that the situ- by the House, with a large margin — with and where the future is so providing services far beyond its beyond their income. of Great Britain ation that lies ‘ahesd is a chal- of votes, is heartening to Americs's “Poll Shows Most bright. ted jenging one and cannot be solved ilies. For the drive to rehabili- vaP _ -) Richard L. Bunker capabilities. x *« x rae” States of just’ by any rigid formula. tate world trade will be stimulated -Want Renew si tne De x *& kk The current City of Flint isa iat must ibe 4 combined cconemic strategy DY_{he Inauleder (ot ie oy be A recent poll of,100 people down — A Flint Area Study Committee solid anchor and possesses the WRENCR scold war.” board may be created by the tWe = extended for five years. east showed 77 believed current ‘That Won't Help means to provide asistance. This It is rather on the planning side S0vernments. ” Certainly the Macmillan - Eisen- auto contracts should be renewed, the Little Fellow’ R es AEC Head is a challenging proposal and de- than on the making of particular There will have to be adjust- hower-Dulles conferences this 14 were opposed and nine didn't etiring ' : decisions now that the President's ment: s from time to time, particu- week. can mean a great deal to an opinion. It would come In noting an article in Man About Has Pushed P Se eteey ee cae ep Mac- larly the field of trade relations. strengthen the position of the close to that in Oakland SAUmiy’ Town, it occurs to me that the as ru rogram . thought. It was drawn by repre- on a broad signifi- ‘There is no subject more compli- Western powers in the “cold war.” You can’t rqise wages and cut 10° (9 cota umn is way off ) arn sige oe gears ffs, and it cannot Copyright, 1958) 7 wey Atomic Energy Commission Chait- sentatives of the entire area and wen “hek tet ates Gat oe eee a. P nerp ase_when he implies ‘that this htc: Sacre Us. Orasuen bas would contemplate a new charter —spicuously. now is that the “cold “aarti aoe - a ng shown good judgment in deciding poll. alison mate on the military side. Billions r. Willa yoays: a ‘Women Deserve ; a pe : dollars f | | Fo yop Dr le td accept nomination for another The Man About Town vailitary preparations pad How to Reduce Di ress Rights Here, Too coe ne ce ates rw a at | Lesa ae ss | Is the double standard of moral- let . would not his tenure many important ‘ ee ee ; ity an thing in the tomched by this present reces- __Durig his tenure many important’ Display the Flag - of Runaway Heartbeat «= ucts SL Sn rae ee * 48 If something's wrong, it’s wrong, chase of = $5,000 lot the little the AEC. Among them are a detec- Show Your Patriotism by . whether you're male or female. fellow whd is touched’ by it. tion system which disclosed the first Hanging Out the Colors een cup aoe nee eo ee See ee atomic bomb exploded by the Soviet Stars and Stripes: What means of course, usually terminates the ” Be >. we sa heen dag cod pgrion Union and the development of the oe te us, op let's display see notice I haven't said any | —— ae ame “ery aay dpe os a * al hydrogen bomb. | thing about the emotional factor, Praises Fine Job acig"tes gretucte en halen oxo a a a There’s an extra incentive for Pontiac ae a i. ee “och Of Newsboy duce. First appointed by President Tru- People to correctly observe — } amet | a : < Sympathizer with the MAN, Adm. Strauss’ intolerance of | ‘F!as Day, Saturday, June 14 . x * oe rea Yn on on Late Fellow : as a survey shows that. we’re somewhat. Signed letters, not more than one page ” He’ disagreement irritated his f€110W Geinguent in allowing our patriotism to I pe gM a Vig nage LF gy a oe Mag pd ne ae By Ry commissioners and the Joint Con- properly ooze out in this way as an ex- ete or ree eee Ie stamped seit. and even went out of his way to Sy ethene poun sequent Wf the, letter gressional Commission on Atomic ample to others. There never was 4 year Sdaressed envel ‘wh sent te he Pon- make friends with our dog. oe eee Oe cube eat The Energy. It arose from his tendency to When our pap licenesartsar percep (Copyright, 1988) Bruce Langdon Sihallicrs N = yates: show unk Geo a for its appreciation. Better put it up now. “or : , _ candor em an he pu : of bringing the political and eco- has ist: a " ic. The commission found itself em- An'apquaintanceship that runs back to nomic problems up to. & palit of eed Poe Fo: hed « Case Records of a Psychologist: . the time before equal em is mi A e broiled in politics, notably the Dixon- All right. All right. | It, won't C E ] C , Pr bl Yates controversy — . This, of course, is a long-range = Boca: gm other folderol rane Xp alns ommon 0 em . was too young to even be a pupil in our _ affair in questions of — ys . - nee ie. x *« * Pontiac schools prompts me to whole- money that are not easily resolved, YOU like = there # pce send ong : Nevertheless, Adm. STRAvss’ heartedly endorse the honor paid her in on a period = es ‘Sty te eis os has a eerer rrr urine, so sheen agp aig young it to arog ' The emg" - : : its ashington married, z - psychological people urine stretch actually a ere to nis ioe end Bee recession in vatien gait af te daughter 9 years old. She mes. which you probably never have than do slid, enemotions tls. full gallon, és in the case of men ent as an administrator have won ons her racial complexion seen mentioned anywher prosta where Y eee Eawnly cn te eat te ’ not her political er religlems except in this column, Yet tf ,/wtermore, such people on ® ica, outlet is dammed shut. him high praise. President E1sen- Fred Stevens But the -planning done here = of venihes Ce t sak Wms dinner daté will usually drink sev this week is not for jast a month Persuasion peeene’. roseaneee S eral glasses of water and maybe _ So don't fear you will burst your HOWER corhmended him for lead- of Oxford is the oldest active Justice of os year, tut for the long pull sugar in her tea. She ts happy, men.as well as women miser- ,.1.. » re-fill on coffee. The extra bladder if you try to make it ershi ent and ion the Peace in the Pontiac area. I've always ‘ has a lovely home, # wonderful gble, If you know people who gia thers waters so stretch to the point where it will ship, judgm and vision. ahead. The important truth is ; makes logged, oF H ena liked his brand of justice — but don’t dat the United States and Great "sband, and she is’ perfectty are victims of Martha's trouble, their urine output is obviously hold one full (eight ounces). jowever, Mr. Strauss disap- vant to go before him on my next drunk Britalm, through their chosen comented, Her (sex Mle le mail this Case Record s0 tht stepped up When you are at home, load proves of the President’s seeking _— driving charge. representatives in government, "Tl can become free from tt * * * up heavily with fluids, ‘Then grit an agreement to limit nuclear coe have exchanged ideas and fully _— Doctors have advised her to jy DR. GEORGE W. CRANE And catfeina in cotfee, tea or the Your teeth and force your biad- tests and this. may have had A letter with my own sentiments drifts understand each other. -~ 8 ee ae, (Case Y-3M: Martha G., aged cola soft drinks, also is a medical er to figuratively “let out a in from Secretary of State Dulles natur- ; + 19, is an attractive girl who shuns diuretic (urine producer). notch” and thus hold more urine. something to do with his decision. “Always a Loyal Fan,” ally took @ prominent part in all nd to press on her thyroid tint antes! To lessen the frequency of It you caf pass the crisis, the not to accept the reappointment = who says one would think it was an in- the discussions. On more than = Sonaetinen this anes ie teain, bet “Dr. Crane, I visits to a rest room, cut out Pain will subside and you may offered. He will remain as spe- ternational disgrace for the Detroit Tigers occasion this week the Bulish usually she ends up with the doc- have a secret jiquids for several hours prior . £0 for two hours without urgency. cial assistant to the President for to tarry so much in the league pitas. Be) eee ee ens Be Nie the Baset tor giving a hypo. The heartbeat problem and it to your date. And drink spar. This means your bladder re points out that their standing is as good ontidence in the American secre- doesn't slow down wntil hours a ny ee ingly & you are having dinner the atoms-for-peace program. as that of the tail enders in the other tary of state. later. It races at 150 to 200. 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UAW headquarters here empha- sized the authorization votes by the locals leave the situation still reported today that car sales . spurted 13.2 per cent in the last 10 days of May. Ward's said Ford Motor Co. hit a new 1958 high in sales in May. it was stepping up Plymouth pro- — =r cent. : -: Reuther is taking personal charge of the Chrysler Corp. talks, and there was -spectilation—called un- founded by the union—that this meant. the UAW would put strike threat pressure on Chrysler. Ford has been the strike threat target of the UAW in the past two __. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD ta 48 Club Burglary main line from Chicago to Cincin- nati. Train service was halted learly today, with freight trains| |held up. No passengers trains were | affected, : * x * | Serious flooding was threatened’ tas far downstream as Terre Haute Senate Votes fo Puf * Teeth in Labor Bill (Continued From Page One) | day denouncing the bill as weak | nate because they have sought te confuse rather than clarify; introduced partisanship where it had been minimized; and tion this year.” | He told his colleagues he could not in good conscience describe the measure as perfect. MEET ABUSES But he declared that the bill, ‘| without being punitive, would : eee 2 a Sasi TAL a eey 3 qntt 4 qiitt . aaa, In aaaaan iit vega nt 09 2a" 4 qudse pair! 45x84-in. Better Quality, ae ‘ > Seer > a _ + + usu 00 f or 22x24-in. Bath towel cae Just Say “Charge It’ on Sears Revolving Charge 6 Months to Pay .. . 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Saginaw St., anid with furnishing beer to a minor, 2-Day-Old Baby Dies|szs** 290% #4 ° se) Raymond wagner, 38 ot 21 Par a niles. a pees, cake ee adie _A baby girl born early Monday,! petroimen Billy Hargraves and guilty to possession of beer and a Jew hours after her mother WaSipono Rood on patrol heard ajreceived 15 days in the Oakland injured in an auto accident, as they drove near the club|County Jail when they refused to yesterday afternoon at William /Wednesday night and saw a tell Judge Cecil. B, McCallum Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.| onteg trom the scene, They pur-| where they got the beer. te eee sued the person but lost him. | James Stevens, 22, of 2607 Wil- Parents of the infant, Mr, and se liams Dr., pleaded not guilty: to en Ae Det of oe, Woe Returning to the club they found the beer and will be are in satisfactory condition at the|the back door broken and on en-|tried June 19 ihe Wt at 423 Highland. and a\p ke , ve. a . “Their car coll Sunday eve-|1¢-year-cld beet in ~ washroom. President Orders Help ning in Southfield with another PS —Presi-. , driven by William Leddy, 17, also| ‘They later pleked up the other| gent Eisenhower has declined to,” of Detroit. Leddy suffered a broken /|juvenile at his home. He had been’ geclare grasshopper-plagued Col- 1 He leg. jaeting as a lookout, the officers) prado and Kansas major disaster | : > * * areas. Instead, he- directed the the flesh, ‘ ‘The baby was. about @ month| The youths admitted the burg-| Agriculture Department to pro- pride.” premature and weighed seven attempt and a warrant was) vide all possible aid to the strick- Pvgptogpers esisti pounds, The mother is 28. obtained today for Hardiman. en areas. - mek 0 be obedient ; — scnteg 09 Podge Adesne fo Mae {OO %, be fled with the a. PPC : , ay ara Janice Anion, whe has tnstrct: |i) now the Scripture, Store-Wide “Record Days” Sale Starts Today! . . . . Means Bigger Savings! “ im eltizenship and English at Pon- |, 7 3 , mn tiae Central School the Fite, = re ine meh 6 Sas of Blea N ‘ tion employe, was selected for the| ew Disast =r ernees| * rd on (Continued From Page One) ae Among co: “ changes ap-|“Y officials were ordered to evac- organizational getup, homes, whether they liked it or not. Formerly the Greater Pontiac MAN FLOOD ZONE —- Council, the ee oo Lon peg htag lage? “advisory” was dropped on | Force manned a of ot commtee ore Seer ins vate be sere headed by David Uticy, homes of a thousand resj- + bay a dents from the raging Wabash had “a limiting and et- gears Nyess ot te seeet = a 4 hes: ae 3 fect i ig: aalads.ot sony pecple,| SS apepliaprer sgh : “in weights. ; $ | from taking effective action.” | W8ll protecting the south side . ae ee <4 tye, Soe 4 1% nh | From now on, the executive com-| Section ef the city. otis” that show ears hds valuds omer = emitted 08 crater Ms. Rusiness] ie laveléd off peon efter ok oa ay ij +. Ra Special Purchase of one for social service planning and s -ahenadied gapet ae Sane Sas % ge.res SS F Jumbo Beach Towels the other for civic planning.‘ . / ; Pai. > 2 The south side of Peru al > ae 36x68-In. > og. (eee sm, ts mand ret : pe UAW Putting Locals across the river. 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I | os ae e js fag \ eee ie oa Pee al De Gaulle oat Rebel Leader Soustelle Flies to Paris|. for Probable Showdown on Who Runs France’ “PARIS (UPD — Gen. Charles de Gaulle summoned Jacques Sous- telle. back to Paris today for a probable showdown on whether the J. Premier or the rebels are going to run France. xs *k& *& Official sources said Soustelle, fiery ex-Gaullist leader who. es- caped police surveillance in Paris to fly to Algiers at the start .of the May 13 military-civilian revolt, * ‘eft North Africa early this after- noon. He flew in a epectal plane | attached to the Premier's office THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1958 3 “He's alee tle boy,” Miss Ca han canton ea Kee Records Clean “es, but he's sick,” relied weet? 2 Swiariiabeti Lose Price-Slashing Duel ‘shore sole starts today! Shop ‘cod 96 save re Friday n \ BREAKS RECORDS FOR SAVINGS $$$$$ | ROEBUCK AND CO. / and was expected in Paris some | - time later in the evening. Spokes- men in Algiers said he would Soustelle remains the “mystery man behind the scenes in the crisis that is still shaking France, and which was eased from the possi-| bility of a bloody civil war only by the advent to power of De Gaulle. Scmanidie adie waa 4 bee amen | ate of De Gaulle, but there are reports the two have grown apait in their views. , ; * * * Soustelle has been closely identi- fied with the activities of the All- Algeria Public Safety Committee) which two days ago defied De Gaulle’s edict to get out of politics. Instead, the committee demanded safety in France. ~ x * De Gaulle reacted sharply yes. ‘Tkwas in an cbvions effort to find out further details of the Algerian Committee’s views that De Gaulle summoned Soustelle to Paris. « «* : 2 As he did, three members of the Public Safety Committee in Ajac- cio, Corsica, which also revolted against Paris control in. the recent’ crisis, flew to Algiers to consult with the All-Algeria Committee. _ Soustelle remained the apparent | key to the whole situation. Crane Hits Live Wire; Ferndale Worker Hurt FERNDALE—Construction work-' er Edward E. Dees, 40, of Detroit, had a brush with death this morn- ing when the cable of a crane with which he was working touched a high tension wire. * * * He is in William Beaumont Hos- pital, Royal Oak, where his con- dition was described as fair. | * Dees was guiding a beam hoisted by the crane at the Detroit Coil Co., 2435 Hilton Rd., when the cable came in contact with the wire, Ferndale Police said. 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He'll love you all the more for thinking ' of him during this hot Weather. Sunrise fresh! Acetate for beauty, . cotton for rich softness. &, M, L, XL. Men's Furnishings, Main Floor advertised in McCALLS MAGAZINE MIN “WARDROBER’ What a great idea! Two handsome i ‘Wardrobers” in one... dresser size for aijewelry . . . and travel size for the handsome set of cull links and tie clip by Country Club. “Wardrobers” are available in a choice of six : colors and make a magnilicent gift. (7 # | Lower be up THURSDAY, JUNE 12; 1958 sale-priced 5 Es at + LE FATHER’S DAY JUNE [5 feather: weight | slacks cut sqt0 SSS at ERAS SE SSS now only | Koss M\f Reg. 10.98 Here is the best slack value in town. Super lightweight, super cool dress slacks of 55% Dacron*, 45% fine wool reduced for the first time. They're amazing- ly wrinkle-resistant and come in the season's smartest new patterns and colors. Buy now at this low, low sale price. *DuPent polyester fiber. Low Price on Kenmore 24-In. Motorized Portable Brazier © Formerly 24.95 7 8 8 8 © Heavy gauge steel bow! © Dad'll be the cook Lots of brazier for such a low price. Nickle-plated grid, revolving spit with motor, rubber tires, black steel hood. The handle doubles as towel rack. Grill is easily dis- assembled for storage. Now at Sears. Housewares Dept. Sears Basement Showcase His Colorful New Car Upholstery You'd expect to pay ‘much more for these true wash ‘n’ wear casuals. They wash easily, drip dry, and look neat ain with little or no iréning. e from two miracle fibers with 55°, Dacron, 45°, on or 70% Acrilan, 30%, Rayon. Tan Polished Cotton 3.98 (Coy 4. ‘s As Low As Pair Dad will love these cool comfortable casual or sandals. What better gilt for Dad thana . ir of shoes he can be comfortable each of 31 foods in general use. Higher this week were corn, rye, | : beef, butter, cocoa, steers and/| Shoe Dept. | Main Floor ~ fabric casuals or sandals — either a: fine gift for Father! 97° pair 1 in. Hurry, Father's Day is getting near, Clear Plastic Covers @ Smooth, fits like a glove *] 7” @ Regularly sells at 21.95 INSTALLED Heavy duty, 12 gauge Vinyl for long wear. Sheds dirt and water like magic — just a touch of a damp cloth @ Ideal for new cars, keeps up- holstery showroom new without fear of dirt or wear. Expert Installation. Auto Accessories, Perry St. Basement 3.98 . Lower were flour, wheat, oats, barley, lard, cottonseed oil, eggs, | IVT Valco Vacs potatoes and raisins. Studies Ticket-Fixing, © Gets Tagged Himself | OKLAHOMA. CITY @ — Dan| of the! J. C. Higgins ‘ Fully Automatic Golf Cart 5 | « Oklahoma City Safety Council, at-| Re 44 © tended a municipal meeting to eg. study the — ticket-fixing problem 9.95 and help city workers find parking without getting traffic tickets. When he went out to his car, it] was ticketed for overtime parking. Opens and closes by sim- ply raising or lowering handle. Full 10-inch rubber tired wheels. Full guaran- teed for one year. Saves your energy for more pleasure and better scores. Save now, buy nowl To LO), ses) 4 nO) 0]. Ta POWER SHOP (3 fer 2.59 For the beginner or for those water holes, Plenty of distance . . «+ priced right. Solid center. 2 fh cover. | nessa’ | J.C. Higgins ‘500’ Spin JUNE 13, 14, 15] Reel with Rear Brake GIVE TOOLS . FATHER’S DAY “GENERAL WAREHOUSE | Lean Finest spinning reé!, made at this price (and at dollars more!) Brake in rear allows line tension adjustment without interference. Full automatic self-cocking bail. Automatic anti-reverse. “Sporting Goods, Petry St. Basement ' Seamless! Gray enamel. Zinc plated hardware. inches size. EC Higgins “A400” Bait Casting Reel—the Best! Micro-tinished bearings give you smooth, accurate action... fish-gettin’ action. Level wind and adjustable oa let you cast better. Selective click: Chrome-plated. Holds 10 SAVE 28.50 nes. D 72.50 PAY ONLY $5 DOWN Latest model bench saw features exclusive “Mono-Control” for one knob control of tilt and elevation. Hurry! Buy during this sale ., . SAVE! Save on 2-Tray Steel Tackle Box Reg. 2.98 2.22 baked - on cantilever trays. 13!/,x644x6 NS Reg. 5.98 Swivel Boat Sect Craftsman 4% Inch Dust and Moisture 4”. With Arm Rests Planer Jointer Sealed Level yo tun «712,98 = to 9s «-3B.BB Ott | 8 Bg 18-Inch : Most comiortable of low-priced 29 7/16 fytches long. 3-point swivel seats! Posture-curved suspensioh mounting. Precision Precision made aluminum frame yards. back rest, weather-proof ball bearings. 3 alloy steel wont rust or warp. Adjustable dded and covered. knives vial cases. Contains 8 glasses thers ad Low 88 cscccseces:++-308 Reg, 82.50 Deluxe Jointer-Planer $44 (2 levels, 3 plumbs). keeps it new looking. Enjoy beauty of original upholstery ~ ui __, 2258 DIXIE HIGHWAY | \ | ; : lf : | | » » : : \ 3 : sy ae ee ‘ i | ao 4 2 e ie \ we ; \ on youn money back : SFARS 154. Saginaw St. Phone FE SAIN iii ve ‘ . Mount Morris; TWELVE. ~ Deaths in Pontiac. and Nearby hres tomorrow at William R, Potere Fu- neral Home. . LEWIS M. BRAINERD Service for Lewis M. Brainerd, 47, of 40 Auburn Ave. will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday from the Pursley Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Veterans’ section at Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. Mr, Brainerd was a bus driver for the Pontiac City Lines. Surviving are a son, Jack, with the U.S.. Navy in Japah; and a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Fields of Pontiac. Mr. Brainerd suffered a heart attack on June 6 at his home and was edead on arrival at Pontiac General Hospital. CHARLES H. FISHER Charles H. Fisher, 67, of 92 Jud- son St. died yesterday after a long illness. ‘Mr. Fisher was.a member of First Methodist Church Surviving are three brothers, Mark R., Alva and James K. Fish- er, all of Pontiac. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Fri- day from Brace-Smith Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. PETER 8S. OWEN Peter Scott Owen, three-month- old son of Howard and Nanéy Han-|ard E. Lee, 54, of 2074 S, Blacks ‘son Owen of 172 Wall St., was taken|Corners Rd., will be held at 2 p.m. ill suddenly yesterday morning and|tomorrow at Muir Brothers Fu- was dead on arrival at Pontiac|neral Home, Burial will be in Im- General Hospital. Surviving besides the parents are D. Hanson of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs.'C. W. Owen of Pontiac; two sisters and three brothers,|supervisor in Imlay Township for Mary K., Virginia L., Thomas P., Howard W. and Geoffrey R. Owen, ‘all of Pontiac. Service will be at 11 a.m. Friday|City and Kenneth with the Marine from the Voorhees-Siple ChapeliCorps in California; his mother, ‘with burial in Perry Mt. . Park! Mrs, Bertha Lee of Grand Rapds; Cemetery. MRS. GEORGE M. POWERS JR. Achildren Mrs. George M. (Josephine Mes- former city resi- dent, died Sunday at her home on Sunset drive, Raynham, Mass, She|Bridget E. McCafferty, 76, of 2638 sier) Powers Jr., was 58 She is survived by her husband, Cmdr. Powers, USNR (retired), a Catholic Church, Burial wil be at | former sales executive with Pon-|Mt. Avon Cemetery. tiae Motor Division; Solemn High Mass was sung at 9 o'clock this morning in St. Mary’s Church at Taunton, Mass. with) - burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery there. * MRS. IVAN B. CLARKE FARMINGTON — Service for Mrs. Ivan B. (Harriet May) Clarke, 44, of: 22800 Lakeway Rd. will be 1 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be at Hartland Cemetery. The body is at Thayer Funeral Home. her home. Surviving are her husband; mother, Mrs. Cora A. Gardner of Farmington; one daughter, Linda; and two sons, Ronald and Rodger, all at home; one brother, Maynard E. Gardner of Brighton, and one rst Mrs. Mildred. Hicks of Hart- lk BENJAMIN w. COVEY KEEGO HARBOR —. Service for Benjamin W. Covey, 62,.owner of the Keego Drug Co., who died Tuesday of a heart attack at his home at 3087 Orchard Lake Rd will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Methodist Church. Bur- ial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. be |at. St. Joseph Mercy Hospital from held at First Methodist Church at/'lusies suffered in @ fall severallt Mc of daughter, Mrs, Barbara Tu of Mrs. Clarke died Wedriesday at Rochester: and two , nn : Mrs, sett tants dasa Walasduciuay, We vivind are ona sin, Ce eiciek| Toledo, Ohio; one MRS. FRED C. PAULINE FARMINGTON — Service for Mrs. Fred C. (Lula L.) Pauline, 73, of 33608 Grand River, will be held 10 a.m, Friday at Thayer Funeral Home. Burial will be. at Oakwood Cemetery. - Mrs. Pauline died Wednesday at her home. She was a member of First Methodist Church. Surviving are two cousins, Mrs. Viola D. Webber of Flint and). H. Reed Webster of Farmington. MRS. ALBERT SHULTZ DAVISBURG — Service for Mrs. Albert (Elizabeth) Shultz, 11, ‘ot 2865 Davisbirg Ré, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Davisburg: Methodist Church. The body will be at the Dryer Funeral ‘Drastic ie ES ‘May Be Necessary tolm Keep U.S. Ahead i Cold War Struggle “Mey ca a at seed AL peed cil pi hés scheduled: . $. intelligence services esti-/j ic rings for Tuesday, June mate that by 1962 the growing! 1958 ghia EST in the Commission - n [Soviet economy producing ‘Malt ot what we do now, McBioy “It's what she does .with her] - Chamber, ag fie Hall, 35 S. Parke Street on Intention to truct the following public : improvements: Sanitary Sewer Stubs | Perry Street from Huron Street to the’ easterly City Limits. e Curb Repeir and Resurfoce Telegraph Rd. ‘Huron Street to James K Boulevard. For Further Information See Legal Notices. Interested Property Owners Are Urged to Appear. ADA R. EVANS, ¢ City Clerk * Fa) peay hase: Wo" pul trons 50 to 100! per cent more money in the broad | The body will be at the C. J. Godhardt Funeral Home until 10) a.m, tomorrow. HOWARD E. LEE IMLAY CITY—Service for How- lay-Township ness, A retired farmer, he had been four years. Surviving are his wife, Adri- enne; two sons, Robert of Imlay . Bernice Caldwell, Rosary will be said pt'8:30 p.m. Deaths Elsewhere Mrs. Leo (Lacy C.) Sanders, a|agricultural school in India, died former Pontiac resident, died this|Wednesday, He had been de ill- morning in Northville after an ness of several years, She was $1. Mrs. Sanders was a member of *.* * .| BOSTON (AP)—Neil F. Agnew, Surviving are two sons, Albert |62, executive of 20th Century Fox} of Orchard® Lake and Edwin of| Motion Picture Co. and associated eight grandchil- with the film industry for more dren; a sister and a brother. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat-|He at one time was married to) riffin Chapel|actress Arlene Francis. He was urday from Sparks-G with burial in the cemetery at Commerce. KATHERYN WISE Katheryn Wise, 73, of ~81 S. Washington St., Oxford, died yes- terday afternoon at her home. She was a former city resident. Service will be at ‘1:30 p.m. Saturday from the Huntoon Chapel with burial following in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. ‘azine, He was born in Richmond. scribed as the father of modern farming in India. than 30 years, died Wednesday. born in Grand Rapids, Mich. * * *® NEW YORK (AP)—Allen Clea- ton, 54, a general editor of News- Week magazine and veteran news- paperman, beg Wednesday. He at one time was managing editor of the Richmond (¥Va.) Times-Dis- patch and also had -worked for the Washington Star, the New| York Journal and Collier’s mag- © Single Breasted © 2 and 3 Buttons © Flannels © Sizes 36 to 46 Reg.—Shorts—Longs ~ oa N GOING Out OF Guaranteed °55- FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL . 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Hurry’in today and save during this gigantic ' _ Bat many New Englanders Record Days Sale. a @ dark view, : Traps were set te catch Washing Machines, Main Basement . K S Del tot 8 hill, woqes apnee was the grade ahead, constables took én ge Sere finer iS cach y's Judge 2.Heat DRYER nes met the law would not let him 88 . throw them in jell. coma Matches Washer Only "The tourist then draped their ) $5 Down band, which preceded them out of fs from Saul end “Over the Hilt | © Griddle-Top 36-Inch Range the Poor-house. fags s . pee °s DOWN This Kenmore Gas Range lets you barbecue on Rotis- fedium and warm give serie, bake biscuits and pies in master 20-in. oven! AF General Scored ; you the perfect drying Master Oven has Visi-Bake window and “peek” switch. : oon heat for any fabric. Safety Two Super Jet Burners give extra-fast cooking heat. for M Statement switch stops drying action SEE THEM DEMONSTRATED when door is opened. Just Force who announced Sed iand es! 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Kenmore Console Sews Zig-Zag Stitches *99 ONLY $5 DOWN ® Embroider your own corsage Embroider sheets, pillow cases Worth its low price in the beautiful. job of straight stitching it does... yet it sews the lovely designs you've dreamed of. You will find sewing easy.and exciting on a Kenmore. Fully guaranteed by Sears. Sewing Machine Dept., Main Floor . | ee =~ Fe Kenmore New Twin-Door Refrigerator - Freezer 249" Here it is ... . Sears answer to your space problem! A family size combination refrigerator-freezer.at a price lower than most refrigerators alone! Freezes and stores meats, fresh vegetabled: and other necessities, for an average family for weeks. Buy now .. - VE! Appliance Dept.. Main Basement Only $10 Down © Big 13 Cubic Ft. $ @ Easy-Open Door : ONLY $5 DOWN A giant in storage space, a gem in economy! 18.2 sq. ft. of shelving; freezer chest has 62-lb. capacity, chiller holds 16% lbs. Gleaming porcelain enameled for long-life; child-safe door latch. See it at Sears. - acm A em ARMY tio hoe ere \ pg PI, I ~ dtl | ~~. ‘ ae eeewes ine tes Bet | | LM bani a4 a ents | i ‘ m~ | “a FILM SHOWING | > ge pom monty Gack SENS 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE $4171 = ~ a, / 4 a. ’ ‘ . & ca = —— ae = é i “> 2 si a i- of ‘ : ‘3 F STs 14 ; ; ayoe * = = ee pts se SS wee ce Ping Se ae eS Me < , 5 s 5 me : : 5 a sf i , FOURTEEN ey ; . a PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, TUNE, 12, 1058 Ex-Patriate Finds: | ~ Life in U.S. Is Different —' Things Wor K By LAURANCE F. STUNTZ in the United States—if won sonal play hat aiiee signs, “But it)in the biggest store Rio de NEW YORK w® — I suppose Rip| English—is easier than anywhere] cneas meen a thing, ‘We don’t| Janeiro, Van Winkle felt something like Ijin the world. do that of work any more,”| ray did. Rip slept for 20 years, 1 they tell you, : she Sed. pares. Gre wontet Things work, Public utilities “te ful. You ean get anything you was away for 16. We both had I finally wound up in a side 5 ‘ : get turned on promptly, You can : want all the year ‘round. ; surprises due, - buy anything you can afford. street hat store. They did the To tell the truth, I was a little] poopie do what they say they |J0- But it took a week. ‘In'Mex-| Latin America exports its best afraid of coming back. But the] win when they say they will. ico, they gd it in ar days, bananas. to the United States. I_had t kids were growing up and it was a a didn’t have a really good one for| childr time they had some American) On ‘the other hand, the U. S. ‘ies Si Pai stores|16. ‘years, al schooling. ' is getting more like Latin Amer-jare just too big for a simple Same with coffee. The’ best off That’s why I left the Associated/ica in some ways. Take the sim-|provincial from south of the| the crop is. exported. Even the|. Press’ foreign service and came/ple matter of getting a hat cleaned/border. It takes too long to find ne drink sécond-rate stuff. home after 16 years in Latin/in New York City. what you want to buy. * 2. 8 E America, x * * But it ig rather a relief after) The vending machines every- My first discovery was that life’ Lots of shoe repair shops dis-inot being able to find it at all|where were a surprise. I'll bet bs g ‘Sy ae $ _ CITY OF PONTIAC. FIRE LICENSE NO. 1088 [OUS BRAND Merchandise! PR rc MAKE ROOM FOR = "Tt TE REMODELING! ot AUTOMATIC MODELS CONSOLE MODELS FROM ieaweres ; $ ree WRINGER MODELS» $30 FAMOUS MAKES, | TABLE MODELS oe eee ee eww ee CHOOSE FROM ‘$ INCLUDES SOFA $ FAMOUS BRANDS +1 +r AND poms CHAIR. BZ As Low As ug ccciae’s PROM neu cis tenes: Camera Cases} Flash Bulbs | 400 FT. 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No discussion on the subject was held then, but pros and cons are expected te be aired af Fri- for this. purpose. : Carey’s committee said combin- the two offices might save the nty around $14,000 annually. ~ The four Circuit Court judges are _| Alter a week to think it over, su- ps shige of Oakland County tomor- row will act on a proposal to) Supervisors, gathered in Detroit} | » 1@ week ago, heard the recommen-i- _ \dation from the Special County ~1Government ENSIGN and MRS. KEITH V. RUONA Commerce Board Will Discuss Trash COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The Commerce Township Board will discuss a proposed trash burning _ jordinance at its monthly meeting q Supervisor Thomas C. Tiley re- vealed that the township disbursed more than $700 to volunteer fire- men for services in March answer- ing grass fire calis. Township officials believe adop- tion of a trash burning ordinance will reduce the number of grass | fires, ‘Romeo Man Injured ‘as Car Leaves Road ? é will be eligible to make the first trip Saturday. * porn a decision of the board e : ” - lore naming a successor to Lynn VY S h W d ROMEO — A 28-year-o: omeo Dedication, in charge of Dan D. Allen, past county clerk, who yvonne Ipman e Ss _ |man was injured slightly when he Morphy, chairman of the coun- cil’s camping and activities com- died May 31. 4 | apparently fell asleep at the wheel Gitte war be eld at 9 acm, Three other mosey matters witli 7? Walled Lake Ceremony ‘et tis cat at 2 tis morsing, ae : eree road and O14 Indian also be up for discussion tomor- -\cording to Romeo State Police. : * -| TOW, | = Richard T. O'Neill, 11079 36-Mile at Anether — >. The Ways and Means Committee’ WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- lawn of the Barnes residence|Rd., suffered a broken nose when take place hours later is expected to report that the coun- gyyp _ yy farie Ghi his car went into the ditch at 26 council fire nt the Chief Pontiac ty is owed $26,868 by old Soathfield. IP Yvonne Marie Shipman following the ceremony. Another Mile and B dem reads in teeox “ Zrait cantping ground in the Township for two past unsuccessful! became fhe bride of Ensign Keith | was held at the Soo. ‘Township coat of hems Prow @ Lake area : incorporation moves for which the I, ae tn a garden er ~*~ * * . ; : a of county advanced election expenses. 52turday afternoon at the Edwarc ide > thee Batt ‘1 Baye’ Method oe Barnes home. Lakepoint drive. | Tee ae _ : — nedhoses : ist Charch, which spearhedded the Sole Une meee which super- | Twin Beach. Performing the rite | D€#coness Hospital School pf Nur-|- _ rs rd for the first | was the Rev, Carl Gra sing and nd honored pentine of Sing and a past gra Cy bo ge ene ft Tepe Al bet the Fira Baptist Cur. Waid ite of the Itroationa de “f: , aughters I an the historic wer meted ee for agar expenses for e * *« @ Her husband, who is a past state Purpose of the trail is to focus — The bride is the daughter of Mr. | chaplain of Order of DeMo- attention on Chief Pontiac and the Se. The third ~ fina] item involves|and Mrs. Lloyd Shipman of 1692) = was ape ord ae mot Pees ci 5 a recommendation from the Re-| Weymouth, West Bloomfield Town-| Branch of igan College , history of fot paphoes' in Oak- pao 5 aay TOO = Chips, a spring- . _ Ponting Press Phete \tirement Committee that county! ship. Parents of the bridegroom | Mining and Technology. — . ah opportunity to- use their er aponie has attended Webster Elementary _ (left) and Don (right) Crawford, of 68 Mark St. death benefits be paid monthly to/ are Mr. and Mrs. Tauno Ruona | The couple will reside in Hawaii. F tok School daily for the past seven years, received a Last week at the honors assembly the dog, the ‘widows.or designated beneficiaries! of Sugar Island, Sault Ste. Marie. | = cooking, hiking diploma yesterday along with the 120 sixth grade school’s mascot, received an award for seyen of any employe who has been with ; servation skills. . The bride ch : graduates including his two masters, twins Dick years of perfect attendance. ‘the county 25 years, irrespective, : om * ee ot Avon Photographic Club Recuty-cgh Scot waits te | oo ee te a vin ve (Holds Picnic Toda cake « po gence my and Benefits are now paid after an mgs a et gg 5 vei | Yy re te one em loye dies aft h s ares se hips Can Be a Proud Dog: 3 ="* = Sn SET eee ao pane permanent: ice. a = annual family picnic today at 6 es A aa * ae : mS ‘p.m. in the Township Pavil- _ : : ai ii . 9 rc was §\ion on Ludlow Street. : uscmrart: ~ He's Earned That Diploma tem titer tinetie_| tat ns ttt i oN ‘4 at ADRIAN w# — Guy B.. Sampson, | | Hospital School of Nursing in De-! Those attending are requested tal - tertain trees, submit a 300- * the trail will silver ar- | Hie 3 3 z t oe» b 2 i Hie a ° 4 E B 3 EE ie Hh E vi af i : i ; wooded pa e 4 od “pono — Tonight at & a’record. is of 103 seniors will receive diplomas in graduation exer- ae at the Memorial Stadium. In| case of rain the commencement) program will be conducted in the high school auditorium. Main speaker will be Stephen Nighet; vice (president of the chigan State Board of Edpca- . Kathleen Gaines will deliver Bs vatseioney address,. followed be oe salutatory speech by lames Katchey. School Board President Allen Rush will present the diplomas. po mabe winners also will be need during the program. - : oe Further Consolidation of Banks Planned : HOLLY — The eonaciiiition of Citizens Commercial and Sav- | Bank of Flint and. the First and Savings Bank of Holly, effected a-few nfénths ago, is to port of experiences e also must carryithe happiest and proudest days in water and camping the life of one dog in Pontiac . . | and have his applica-,and, somehow, we think he real- . at certain check-in izes and understands it. Yesterday afternoon year-old springer spaniel marched and mortar board, seemed to real-| kindergarten through sixth. ‘Receive Diplomas! By SYLVIA de STEIGER Today should probably be this into the gymnasium of Pontiac's Webster Elementary School to | re- Milford is telling his wife, concert singér, and her husband during their 30 years in Milford. 164 Will Receive Diplomas From - UTICA — Commencement exer- cises for 164 Utica Community High School seniors will take placé at 8:30 tonight ‘in the William R. Davis Memorial Stadium. : a Principal speaker will be Ray- mond 0. Darling,’ staff assistant in the education relations section of be further enlarged. the General Motors Technical Cen- “10m June 24 the stockholders will|ter in Warren, be-asked to endorse the addition 7 His address is entitled “On Be- the Shiawassee Couhty Bank cea ae aes oaedh for hy hen gar * -. .? es vcateiacy wl will be delivered matter already has the) tatory “address ‘by Helen Katch- sanction of the of mark, School Board President Jack Banks affected. | 4 Harvey will present the diplomas. i one of Grace, their friends at an open house from 3 to 7 ing their 50 years of marriage. Utica High School] ceive his diploma with 120 other he took as he marched into the 70-year-old sixth graders during their gradua- gym and took his place under the telegram farm editor for 16 years tion ceremony * * * “Chips: is the name of this unique. brown and white dog who, ize the seriousness and honor of "ithe ceremony with each slow step Pontiac Press Phote “THE GOLDEN YEARS” — That's what Clyde Shirtcliff of as they prepare to welcome 7 p. m. Sunday, celebrat- Mrs. Shirtcliff was formerly a presently is employed as Milford ‘Car Theft Warrants [Sought Against Three DETROIT i#—The Wayne Coun: | ty sheriff's office today planned, to seek warrants against two youths and a woman who escaped a police dragnet Monday but were captured the following day. ~*~ * ot Detective Ken Grant said car theft warrants would be asked for Mrs. Wilma Talaga, 27, Marvin Hobbs,, 19, and Donald a 17, all of Nankin Township, 3 * ™® mitted being in a stolen car Mon- | escape a t. He said the Serer te ws and thanked to escape their hunters but were taken the nent day at Mrs, Te laga's home, Grant said thé three have ca tday night which was riddled by! rpolice bullets as they tried fo! grandstands, dog is probably the first (literally re- | main in the classroom through- 13- draped in a red and white cape out the day) for seven years— The te attend school Chips always ‘accompanied his) - masters, Dick and Don, fwin sons| and Mrs. Wilbur C. Craw-) of Mr. ford, 68 Mark St., * * * Each of the twins’ teachers 'throughout their schooling signed ' Chips’ promotion diploma as well | as a certificate of merit he re- ceived last week at the honors assembly. , It was for “Chips, our faithful mascot and Member of Webster Schoo] for perfect attendance from kindergarten through sixth grade.”’: “It took more time and prep- jaration’ to get. Chips ready | graduation than it did the twins,’ 'Mrs. Crawford explained. i * * * | It took a lot of work to get a through elementary school . just ask the dog catch When Chips was in the se grade, students wrote letters: to school. bail their mascot out, He’s had several run-ins since, Chips really liked school, When of his teachers recalled, * * * Yesterday, after he and his classmates had received their dip- lomas, Chips seemed to sense he was different. As the beys and igirls marched in the recessional ihe watched each of them from his | township and village building inspector. Although the couple has | seat. no children, they have been active in many community ‘projects They will go to Washington Junior High Schoo] next fall. | But he was different. He couldn't | go with the twins. | It usually isn’t’ the proteaete but Chips will start grade school all over again next fall when the twins’ sister Carol begins kinder- igarten. He waited until the graduates were halfway down the aisle. Then he got up, wiggled his tail and o of the aisle listening to the ap- friends and teachers for him. Then, he knew he was different from other _ dogs. Hart to ‘Speak at Keego KEEGO HARBOR — Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart, Democratic candi- date for the Senate sea. now held by Sen. Charles. Potter, will ad- dress the Keego Harbor Democrat- ic Club in an open meeting at 7 p.m. June 2) at the Reosevelt School on — Lake road in Keego Harbor. * =| him and took up a collection to ~~ the twins were ill with the measles he even went to school alone, one’ walked straight down the center) plause of the children’s parents, farm editor of the Adrian Tele- trojt. Judy Barnes of Twin Beach! pring their own table service, dith retire Saturday has gram. will Sampson ® ia STEPHANIE K. BOYLAN A December wedding is being planned by Stephanie K, Boylan and Lawrence D. McNeil. The engagement was announced by the bride-elect’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Setzer of Shoals | road, Waterford Township. Par- | ents of the prospective bride- groonr r. _and Mrs. Russell Highway, Wa- the D. McNeil of been: TO BUILD NOVITIATE HERE — This is a.model of the St. Basil Novitiate which will be constructed by the Basilian Fathers on an 80-acre site, Giddings road at Lake Angelus road:in Pontiac Township. The new Novitiate will replace the temporary one: opened during the. war years at Aquinas Institute, Rochester, New were bridesmaids. * * * of Troy Best man was the bridegroom's; brother. Lloyd of Sault Ste. Marie Ushers were Carl Hess of Sault Ste. Marie and Lloyd Shipman Jr., brother of the bride. l x * * The reception was held on the The and the bride’s cousin, Carol Reed to pass and sandwiches, The club_ will furnish the beverage and ice cream. Camera Club Cinema League. This is the final meeting of the, season. Bill Nicholai of Drayton | Plains wil] show moving pictures | ‘on “Nature’s Wild Life.” Guests will be the Grosse Pointe Mt. and Grosse Pointe - | Upsilon sorority, ELOISE KAY BRADLEY Central Michigan Pleasant has bachelor of science Eloise Kay Bradley Mrs, Harold Bradley of 5830 Hatchery - Rd., Drayton Plains. She is a member of Theta Sigma Cillege at -awarded @ degree to daughter of 4 | Wed in Evening Rite at Dearborn WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — James W. Lyle claimed Mary Alice 'Coedy as his bride Saturday eve- ining in a ceremony at Littlefield Boulevard Presbyterian Church in Dearborn. The-rite was performed by Dr. S. C. Weir. The bride, who i# the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Coedy, | of Dearborn, chose a gown of embroidered nylon tulle. Her il- husion veil was secured to head- | piece trimmed with pearls and. sequins, Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin C. Lyle of 5286 Cooley Lake Rd_., ship * * * The bride's sister, Margaret Ann, ‘was maid of honor. Her attendants were Mary Jo Dyke of Dearborn, Susan L. Gray of Marshall and Mary Jane Tenny, also of Dear- yborn. x* * * _ Robert Nara of Ann Ar bor was Waterford Town- * h MRS. JAMES W. LYLE the best man. Ushers were Harold Klettner of Ann Arbor; Thomas Grifka of Detroit and Joseph Au- gustine of Elmira, N-:Y. * * * The reception. was held in the eburehr: parlors. Following a ‘trip in the East, the newlyweds will spend the summer in Caro, From Septem- ber to June they will live in Ann Arbor while the bridegroom is completing his course at the Uni- versity of Michigan School of Dentistry. A graduate of the University of Michigan, the bride will teach ele- mentary education — Set Rochester Dinner ROCHESTER—The annual Roch- ester village employes dinner has been set for June 21 at Franken- muth, Council members will be’ cues. York, Of three caltnected units, it private rooms for 49 novices and 6 priests, a chapel wing .with a dining room. Charles D. Hannan, A. I. A, of ¢ Faraigton is eprtect for the. project... Ea parlors for visitors; and will have ithe SIXTEEN ‘4 ; ae a a els ) THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDA ys Dems Lukewarm on Defense Merger WASHINGTON (AP) — Demo- ctats on a House subcommittee have given lukewarm endorse- ment to President Eisenhower's plan for merging the Office ef De- fense Mobilization and the Fed- eral Civil Defense Administration. * *® * In a report submitted for ap- proval by the parent government operations committee, a subcom- mittee majority headed by Rep. Chet Holifield (D-Calif) favors let- ting the Eisenhower plan go into effect. 2 The reorganization will take place automatically on July 1 un- less either the House or the Sen- ate disapproves. * * * The subcommittee Democrats |W said they would not fight the Ei- senhower plan because ‘‘civil de-|| fense is in so low a state that nothing could make it worse and something could make it better.’’ *Subcommittee Republicans were reported to have agreed on a mi- nority report favoring letting the Eisenhower plan take effect on grounds it is a step in the right direction. . Ex-Canada Speaker Weds in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS, Nev. {AP)—Louis| *! Rene Beaudoin, former speaker of the Canadian House of Com- mons, and Alice Margaret Out- ram are to be married here this afternoon, * * The ceremony is to be per. formed by the Rev, Walter Hanne of the Presbyterian church, Béau- doin is a Roman Catholic, Miss ‘Outram a Presbyterian, Miss Outram gave her residence as Phoenix, Ariz, She formerly lived in Ottawa. Beaudoin said he and his bride plan to make their home in Las Vegas, where he hopes to prac- tice law, He said he met Miss Out- ram when she was a public in- formation officer in the Royal * ‘How Can You Play Like That....So “Drunk? By PHYLLIS BATTELLE py Daeg ‘He picked them wp hime, bt ‘you've got to give. ita a ant partes of the most brilliant [ing a ballroom date, wd a ' y : A o NEW YORK — The tandleaditlerttas? fend “tek ce Hoe eee ee looked like a real .suave one. He|teacha you to play the violin when He was 0 geod that he weat| 11, ie ce tee ek n@ circled his played a demon sax. He switched|you can’ even reada the notes?”| on to the distinguished Oberlin | seems to know he can't rng en that : to trumpet without batting an eye. ‘* 2 Ue night Then poring he anomie In high school, teachers didn’t he : ‘ : want him to play in the school] formed his own it set, he tripped and slid across] went to the school and said, “May- East Coast society groups, play: “I'm a geniush,” said Phil Ben- nett, and slowly walked away. “It's embarrassing sometimes— like that night. But on most oc- casions, I'd say I was kind of lucky to be blind,” he said today. 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As passed by the Senate, the bill also would permit .the rail- roads to discontinue unprofitable interstafe trains unless the Inter- state Commerce Commission de- termines the carriers are not suf- fering net losses and overrules them. df if Fa j i | uf 3 | d Ti 3 "y Es 5 ith i t might explain the startling The Senate cut out a provision|Dulles suddenly said Red China| that would have permitted rail, |should be included in any air, barge and truck carriers to;ment to a ban on set up reserve funds that would /|testing to prevent cheating. be free of income taxes for five *x* * years if the funds were invested; Almost a year ago the in new equipment. ministers of 10 British x * # wealth nations, meeting On motion of Sen. Richard B.|don, urged that Red Russell (D-Ga), the Senate elim-|potential nuclear power, inated authority for the ICC to/to join-in any permit discontinuance of trains|ment or any agreement operating wholly within a single jing oa 2 state. In the amended form, the; But this government r | bill would give the ICC author-|refuses to recognize the | ity to permit discontinuance of|jnese as the government of | any train that crosses from one ; wThir Ga bat, he 100) wees r : authorize government - guaran-| Jnterlochen portray - couaninen tr Band to Play : ar a at Bridge Rite Up to 150 millions of the 700-| million-dollar total could pe used| DETROIT — The National for operating expenses and inter-| Music Camp Band est payments on existing obliga-| lochen is going to | 5 q mu : | tions. at dedication of the The loans, to be made by pri-| Bridge June 26-28. vate lenders, would be for 15; Two bands of years. sicians also will play. | The provision for tax-exempt x * construction reserve was| . Prentiss M. Brown, chairman dropped when Sen. George Smath-| of the-Mackinac Bridge Author- ers (D-Fla) said it was opposed! ity, said today a dispute over by the House. 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Visitors _ U.S. Health didsitined - |Benefits Set Record OTTAWA-—Long-stay avtomobile NEW YORK — ngurance com efitsiés into Canada reached an|panies paid out a record 2% bil- alltime high in 1957, With 2,555,-|lion dollars in benefit payments & 5 #9 Teme ae es * \ ~ 1 AMAZING... SENSATIONAL al tt * pt rere ore ere ce ee tacit a cata ta es Repeat Sale of Last Week’s Sell-Out mm DOWNTOWN PONTIAC ONLY! 11% HOURS ONLY! FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. RING SALE | sterling Silver A Re WITH THIS. 00 : Plus 10% Tax astounding $1.00 down us taxes and = ° keep, wear and *s ring DOWNTOWN PONTIAC ONLY s dénpngdcbianenscsee= NU SUIT. ccccssnnamsasncangtlt * po em on aan oe De end erae bonne Antes a branllushestmnesonemabenenstemateml wl snl Beam 4asrdheskw ferme tow forfooe om * This represents 4.16.1 per cent An estimated 171,000 persons fy|incresae over the 2. bilion paid on commercial airlines every day.'in 1956. * MEN'S... BOYS’... 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Over the past 20 means a lot to Miss Janice Antona, above, who 2,500 newcomers to this country the ins and outs = last night was presented the Gréater Pontiac of American citizenship. She teaches an adult |. Community Council's. citizenship award by Cir- education class at Pontiac Central High School. Judge Adams was re-elected president of the EASTSIDE _ ‘PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 1 Block East of East Blvd. - Auburn Avenue night. THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH MORE! : 04810 Pa do, Po nt, ei ate, years, Miss Antona has instructed more than council last ~ SPE - Advertised Brands = | 4-Ib. Bag | Gag, STEPLADDERS =| , CIALS | ee 4 ft. size....52.98 Charcoa (GBS 5 tt. size....93-98 39° 7 Nationally i } 6 ft. size Sal Tillers, Power Ta |HGAW, v7. Rent Floor Sonders, Roto Vite caer Garden Tractors, T-Pe. Dinette Set i Cu. Ft. Hotpoint Wrought Iron or Chrome Refrigerator | Reg. $119.95 M — pWAY-SHELL HARDWARE SS BOADWAY-SHELL lice Wed. 8 to 6 — Fri. 8 to 9 BUNK BEDS 650 Auber Ave ghar. 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Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, Weekdays | One Mile West of City Airport Friday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. . Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m..to 6 p.m. ‘ THIRTY, with fhe prize catches of the day hush puppies. |b Teelposn pep beans { Mary years ago during an out making “Make |“ Combine” at Maeve you bo of| door fish fry, impetuous puppies) them small so they’li be crispy cereal and (Sheiioe atperer , fo: . oa / ‘i (Ms it . ee reo The second trick Is to be sure |2 inches long apd % inch thick.| After washing and cleaning, put grand fish. The cook made @ mush! t) make plehty. Both families {Drop into hot fat, %4-inch deep. |the beans into a package made of : ‘jot corn meal, fried, and served it! ang puppies seem to have ter- Fry until well browned on both/heavy foil. Add seasonings with a sharp, “Hush, Puppies!..| rific appetites where hus pup- sides. Drain on absorbent paper.|Pepper, butter and a few onion oe ee oe Oe pies are concerned. Serve hot. Yield: 3 dozen. 7 on. decided that anything that would| Take along your own hush puppy - na Wiel nots cha poms hush puppies would do the same/mix the next time you go fishing.|Keep Drink Mix Réady [small hole in the top to let the ; for humans. Add powdered milk to the dry in-| Be ready for those unexpected|steam escape. This keeps the . .* re Ee eee eee ee ae losing their You tn thet mers deg SO ae ne ee nee ee puppi are even tter when two ingredients. 42 cup honey and keep in refrig- a ot coals, ‘|made with instant whole wheat/In no time at all, you'll have deli-lerator in a ghty chided’ seett” reset ipa ere good cereal, the kind with extra wheat|cious hush puppies celta + oves Poctise Ap dteond) ia coves juaryplin add to an outdoor germ added. Your family and/jinto the skillet. lemon juice add 1 cup ice water.'and so easy to prepare, “. . . 45S. 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Perry St. Strawberries Play Role ee of Queen of: Fruits Many meals will be highlighted 2 cups (1 pint) strawberries Bake Dad a Delicious Coke with’ the Coconut Protected in: ‘Foil! 7 ch gee ! 5 2 rite persia Box of 25.91.35 “Rum Soaked now by delectable desserts which tablespoone cornstarch ture lent mmertime i teaspoon cinnamon different ies! =o Wash, hull and sprinkle half — of “$2 9 eS 35, Here are two recipes which are/ CUP of sugar over strawberries. made with See ber-| Let stand one hour. ries—strawbe: - One is for a) ngash delightful ay aaa which | with’ pn mcrae udiie 96. is accented by a ot whipped cream and glazed strawberries. malsing suger and danamen, The other recipe features this lus- cious fruit in small, sweetly de-| Roll out pie mix. Cut into 2 licious dessert rolls. rectangle ‘ pieces, 6"x4.” Place King Edward Deluxe 3, 1%, 3” KING EDWARD Cigarillos ~ Box of 50 1.97 — t Sranae Nees £9 97 7 RG. Dun Bouquet Cigars Sis 2”. 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We are apt to see many|She has been interested in cookery ee : wrlthe center and place in it dluted|Belghum, The Ardennes, comes on ‘ gis interesting recipe for a potato and| ¥les: To serve, invert on a |Cover back and legs with bacon.jand sauteed mushrooms. Serves 46 cinnamon. and salt. Make a well in) From the most scenic part of| (@rt pudding mold. Bake jn hot rabbit. Reserve for other use. Rub Surround rabbit with applesauce, pven at 450 degrees for 15 min- |saddle.and back legs with mustard.|water cress, French fried potatoes this Sear also” FF hessons in French Clansical caisine [and cating is a leisurely occupa-lyeast, sugar and eggs. W = oe Most of her special recipes in, the|22: Waler cookies or Gautrettes| nen’, etadually. incrporate tha learrot dish, Folks in this area are| Platter. Serves 46. Season. Place in an opening roast-| persons. 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Turn once or of rode Ease Stop Looking at Life Through “COFFEE CUP EYES” Fgg-Butter Sandwiches es Try Eqg Butter | gzte nme [Prices of Pipe tieeeser las Local Supply Gains on Sandwiches | Ses‘ | : 2 eS There is welcome news jn the| season is about 5 to 7 days later Carefully lower egg yolks, OMe | duce department Each week than wrt Much eaer s When the bridegroom has fin-|2t @ time, into simmering water. /prings more fresh fruits and vege-| piles are expected next week. bride, and the last thumping chord |cook at simmering temperature /homegrown supplies are adding tol... cunen Though greenish in of Lohengrin's March has echoed|about 9 minutes or until firm|ut of state shipments reports the siales among the pews, the wedding|throughout. Test for doneness by|Merketing Information Agent. color, those from are ripe guests turn expectant eyes upon|piercing centers with fork. Drain, There are few changes in meat|@nd very sweet. If cutting pine- the reception — and, of course,|cool and sieve. : prices compared with a wéck ago:japple into servitig size pieces is the tempting foods which always Blend yolks with butter or mar-|Beef and poultry are a chore for you, write Mrs. Jo- grace a wedding feast. garine. Add remaining ingredients | priced in @ number of stores. sephine Lawyer, 1260 West Bivd. To make the reception truly/and mix thoroughly. Egg Butter) PRODUCE Many foods in the|for a quick way to cut pineapple. fastive plan -your relredhmenisi—eees be st, pom tomperntany [seta price cus t= oaiier oop: a ee around a giant turkey tray, laden/ spreading. Makes 1% cups. [ing in price due to heavier sup- You will notice an increase in 3 a j with alternating rows of juicy light| Six hard-cooked whole eg gs,/Plles watermelon supplies and a big de- 3 CHANGE TO NEW INSTANT SIESTA—it breaks the and dark turkey meat. The tray|*ieved, may be used instead of the). galad supplies are increasing. crease in price per pound. Florida, steaks are cut caffein habit for you! Life looks much brighter when forms the pertect center of at-|1? ¢6& YOUS. ~guerget poesAgh ses: 4 ee ee er ise dee it ae cas age ee Oe: traction for the serving table, es- the most feed valve, : much for one me. wei BREAK T , Fe ee ene ater hale of 2esame Best Toasted | Caiery brings lower prices again | does not have the rosy color ef |PArt of a seek. But keep it tick | , egg-butter, heart-shaped sand-| Sesame toast rounds are good| Mis week. sy | hes wonderta tart faver. New 8% With New , : ’ wiches. < with soups or salads, Brush melba- The ‘new potatoes are not good) MA* Wenderful tart flaver. New | awison conned ham rate * il i The motif is perfect for an an-|toast’ rounds lightly with melted|ksepers. Buy just what you need] {* ® S%ed time to bay. Fer added favorably when compared with | a : niversary party too, and can be |putter, sprinkle with sesame geeds|for the week ahead. - an eS cane steak. When comparing prices re- = - conveniently served at any hour.!and heat quickly in Kot oven, 400) Local asparagus supplies have ing vel for something different. member that whole ham will yield . ; Serve with rolls, relishes, olives|degree F., until butter is melted|been small due to weather condi-| "fe? Ke three servings per pound; canned and nuts. and seeds are lightly browned. tions. Some locally grown green} Out of season here, bat oul Reihenn will surve four people per ; beans and cabbage are other green counters, you can pound, * i. vegetables to check in the markets.|a good supply of plums, New Jer) 1) ss giragberry J The only instant that gives you KEEPS SLIM rerUmES sey blueberries, sweet cherries) 0° “gy — NATURALLY Cucumbers, radishes and pep- — tag «= gp tieadber, Bey Pre! pectin egg tas —. real coffee aroma and flavor...yet : : | Pere ae, Wary reasonably sped mat FOR THE FAMILY—Tis| 20,°ate Se Powdered pectin can't cause tension or sleeplessness : —— week's meat supply for the tmly| tingugar mixture, add 1 eup.| At last! A coffee so delicious . . . it breaks the caffein habit : Fruit comnters are begiating |. paying. If you buy. frying| uve! ‘rem or umswoetened fres- you. Siesta is the only caffein-free coffee to capture the : to have oe summery eos Gthen. tay ix Wee fe eek a ae that gives fresh-ground coffee its rich flavor and | : eto sar nctynne 2 gy age ee find features in some stores and bah igen 2 | : gan strawberries’ start to mar. [Wr Prices oe ee, 3 ket we also have a good supply | Fryer prices vary for several T eellens tegen alee a : from out-of state, This means | reasons, A bird weighing under |) 1 inutes longer. : you will find tempting prices, | 2 pounds naturally hag less * « * | ‘especially for the quart size poral d rege me Pour mixture into sterilized jelly Fk Op 7h ; cause they have less meat, the |##88¢5 ot into POF - The weight of the berries in the| snstier birds genefally cost less (Cover and let stand at room tem- -OF Mrs. Gordon G basket can calise bruising. Why perature unti] jellied, about 24 en pio a eile OB SUR Says... not empty them onto a tray or per pant. hours. Store in refrigerator or es eae . : “T have to watch calories to stay cookie sheet, Remove any bruised| Whole, ready-to-cook fryers sell! freezer. ~—~r~—-—" Rother Fine Product of STANDARD BRANOS INC, ©1068, 8.0.4. - size 12 s0 between meals I drink Ss, ee See . Teareons Seer Juice 9 Pre Try to use when those hunger come! a : It’s naturally sweet, natural Fully colored strawberries low in calories, and 2 small [have the fullest sweetest glasses alone give me my full Michigan’s co®l weather and c daily requirement of vitamin C.* frost in low areas is holding db * back strawberry picking, The . “ut It's _ $419 F , CAPONS ib, for . FAT HENS ryers FRYERS Lean, Meaty Grade ‘No. 1 Just Right for Bar-B-Q GRADE A SPARE RIBS SKINLESS HOT. DOGS No Limit Eo. EGGS = 49> 3 *°7 00 ’ ot } zt 4 es Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh Catfish | : Herring : : Buffalo ,. . WITH A JUNEDALE figs FULL SHANK HALF ‘Salat aaa LY This is “NOT” é/ - , c . Ib. is MAKE FATHER’S DAY COMPLETE HAM! . BUTT HALF | ae TENDER BEEF. : / CLUB STEAKS [a TENDER, JUICY , ROUND STEAKS | i y | “79 } ~ i \ 3 fj - : : eo! es : se ©: ; Gi Pe | 15 : # . = z oe, j 4 + a : 4 - L * Fs 3 _THE. — PRESS, ’ THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1958 : 3 a : a | Ry 3 os a Oe : : — es 2 . ¢ ’ re i ey ve \ . y UYU dley. | it Coats Chicken — ty RS > hee sheedded’ vice we betore Baking , feo ertoc ote Lm ean) cram ot sure) Add bitesine shredded rice bs ig i pan ( 9 ro meat eo re at on cay se ge cen ppe AM by magic, Easiet|grees). Butter baking dish, Cook), Se Oi with ‘slightly crum: Oven-Fried Chicken | Arrange chicken pieces in butter 5! Don’t you believe|“@z7%., sreen beans, and celery ke 20 3 n i segs layer, skin side down. : ; done x in two-thirds cup water, salt, pep-|Dled biscuits. Bake 30 minutes, or 1 fecgock weight 2 BS) TY" \Bake in bot oven 45 minutes. Turn 3 : : casserole, brown nd ner, and % teaspoon thyme. Cover.|untl bubbly ‘and browned. Yield:) ety ict’ mix povaed lehtylchicken so. it is “skin side wp waiad will Cook 15 minutes, or.just until ten-|® Servings, A os -* |@ontinue to bake in hot oven an- ine pear (Ger, Save liquid. Place vegetables .* * oon ee ie other 15 minutes or until tender have tim¢ to admire Pop's|" Desins dish. Note: This casserole may be| 1 sesspoon, peprike varina| REMOVE Pop’s| Cook celery leaves and onion jstored in the refrigerator and| ‘% Pod (% cup) butter or Gravy may be made from drip- : ate in 2 tablespoons margarine until [baked the next day, topping with i ° made with carrots minire over vegan ge little bit of thyme. Use a can Fruit, Nuts sauce, “ia shredded rie Combined in tyme. «(Qik Bread it into the oven. The subtle flavor|well . | of the herb thyme and| Applesauce Oatmeal Bread : ficiiees — hae Fadi 0s Gestaia xp lltill tawere ok Castles ; oven at the last) | Sssen aint special day with these handsome kabobs. Mari- so that they can ook « Cater heal. 6. Hee », we mixing -the/ 1 t ¢innamon on n than the meat, : : raat packed dark brown sugar ° ; . git ty sedi Pa ho oor ee an en mad Ki K. serole and the rolls in a large cooking or instant) pope ing-Sized Kabobs Will wicker bash, ad te bent at | 1 Serica, Try Easy Way Seams hr sire) ears, , Beautiful, OD okt te French dresdng ont (0 to Nutrifion r. , it’s eafy to turn the atten-jrotary beater (hand or electric) the outdoor barbecue, hon- ; tion to Pop when he barbecues,|until blended. Fold in rolled oats, or Father with King- ised Beet Ka-|"Vt! French dressing. Stik aialadl Gilde 4d goed cating| ont Sox's % dinars to; woteh Pet tenialon, onbents apf peated better. bobs. These 3-inch squares of top| S™all whole cooked onions and| yoy eyer saw has just come off|king of the barbecue? Turn into greased, waxed paper round or tenderloin barbecue on a|Squares of green pepper. the Government printing presses} Thyme Enough Casserole lined loaf pan (about 10 by 5 by big skewer to just the right degree) - * *£ *& in W a. It's called “Food| 2% cue ts, seed ee 3 inches). Bake in moderate (350 T bl h and sanitize of doneness to be sliced into brown Herb Butter for French Bread ashington. It's pe ae ha degrees) oven 1 hour or until cake °o eac crusted pink-centered servings. * same tte as Semen for Fitness,” and was prepared] }’> cups celery. out in Yeinch slices ltester inserted in cemter comes loth eee + Sateen os ¢ eee _ [by nutritionists of the U.S. De-| Dash Tae ame ee re- your clot es— marinating and during partment: of culture. - move cooking made with a bouillon base; “eet dlg wane 3 . rag x) ian, chopped celery) When cold store in tightly cov- Use ROMAN BLEACH! eapecially for saucing beef. Tolwray in aluminum oil, Heat over| Four different groups of food) } tablespoon finely onion ed container overnight before make certain the vegetables cook! ais. provide the foundation of this new Sa cup iargnrine oF ; just right, cook them on separate : lguide to keeping fit by good eat- ee ee ee es at : ing: They're simple, familiar, and| easy to remember by their in- time ae a “Butter Brown Oats 3." ess BY ee aot | ed butter alternate with mush Cri eat or drink foods from eagh| : t’ idea. : Soy cae rch se manoaedoCOF CFISP COOKieS — jeme Mss Hs other skewer, alternate small; A crisp thin sugar cookie made ™ = = rolled and things made from milk whole cooked onions and squares/With oats. Everyone ought to get at least M% butter form of fliid milk or things made | pre-buttered with an herb butter | {°,Fip* guck-eooking rolled oats trom milk. Children need about | sugar twice as much as grown-ups. —_. low heat just until it turns golden-| meats, and it includes beef, | King Sized Beef Kabobs brown; add rolled oats and, stir-| veal, pork, lamb, chicken, tur- , Nabisco Oree Select top round or filet of beef, ring often, brown slightly. Cool. key, fish and eggs. Dry beans, | SANDWICH cut square. Trim fat from) Beat egg with electric mixer un-| dry peas or nuts serve as good | COOKIES Marinate in barbecue sauce)ti] it begins to get thick and is/ substitutes. Two servings a day | ¢ ers, leaving jspoon at a time, and t wu " ‘ . chunks. Barbecue 2 to 30 min-ivery thick and ivory-colored. Beat! 1, "nv shoud be “WFY to. Fresh, Lean - utes, brushing with sauce. Whenjin grated orange rind. Fold in cover both vegetables and fruits. | ‘ pepe cooked to desired doneness, slip|cooled rolled oats mixture. Four servings 4 day! clating at s KRISPY mraaapeir; wre ie & skewers. * «lt | leerus Gralt or come oier Soodl CRACKERS ; Drop’ level tablespoons of miX-Irich in Vitamin C, and a deep| : . 29° Best QSeuce ture on greased cookie sheet about preen or yellow vegetable for Vi-| C ; cups beef bog 1'4-inches apart (¢ookies spread). tamin A. 3 tablespoons wine vinegar Bake in slow (300 degrees) ove x *« * i Ry om \, ‘Sap Sameed enton 15 to 20 minutes. Remove with The “B” is for the Bread and | FROZEN ss oem, mined ’. wide spatula to. wire rack. \Cereal group. Four servings al Lb. STRAWBERRIES far sine 2, cred container and cokes will T%y"™.cc eatin pe or shod] =e 1" : teaspoon smoke favored salt stay crisp. ‘ about 2% il —— grain type or should ' 5 pkgs. .. apes Serene ™ a A & | : Combine ingredients. Simmer f Fit small SA?d Contandina minutes, Use for marinade and) 4. a a ltotder: pool ‘deur “cay to wel L rg E S Fresh Grade A TOMATOES basting beef for barbecue. Spanish cream that sinlietan ‘ube into iderstand, Single copies are avail- | Cc Ne. 903 Cans Vegetable Kabobs layers, do not cool the gelatin-|able free from Office of ae 29° Alternate on skewers: custard nifixture before folding in|Information, U. S. Department of| are se 8 os | Unpeeled slices of zucchini mari-ithe egg , whites. Agriedintre, Wastington %, D. C-1 G Cc zs | RADE-A REYNOLDS . s LEAN Tray Pack SLICED WRAP Ihe Big Food Circus! |] eee SAGO 2 4 ifs BIN HOOD , MAXWELL HOUSE ! “RO INSTANT ; ‘ 10 large *] 69 6-oz. Jar GRADE 1. GRADE 1 Full 4g: BAG . NESTLE’S HOT DOGS ib. Foot Longs 1. o INSTANT iTAKE HOME SOME BENS, TOO! . 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SAVE! _.TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER SG - open 4 nights to 9 p. m. : monday, thursday, fridey, saturday \ | We Give Holden Red Stamps | 5 y Sa ve a 3 ae 4 oe yer _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1958 r 4... 5. Re ger in Tizzy |fanAge —Schwoppe-Mullin Nuptiall’ ciose-oot =" | ~~ 1. gs. pp..| Duefor Spoken at Birmingham | } MATERNITY sHokTs | s Calm Mother! Comemack> Proven a [Metsu sms | ca . tts me CK: corsage of shaded. sweetheart) Coy Cotton Sun and a ee RUTH MILLET T ae tee * roses. Mrs. wore : Suits cesnanes OO ‘| “I’m worried sick about Julie,” said her mother. “She| ee on ran anor E palieweled princessline gown off sol ‘\|doesn’t have a date for the Spring Formal next Satur-| about to flutter in during 1958.. U ipa mcg aghast : , ieee eh: WR. air ae I could do to , aaatt eens je nevedng “Pier lew ona to thel OXFORD SHOP | Is. cinch that a mother's taking @ teenager’s upS| Cessory about with them. D, C., and on to Fort Polk where|| 0" abe _jand downs as seriously as the teenager does isn’t any| At cocktail parties, recep- they will make their home at the/ «|help. The girl already THINKS she is a miserable failure| tions, dances, and the theater lire FE paltigs oe, 8? SEAS TIRES ETTE - [because she hasn't @ date for an important dance. She} ‘hs tastionaile woman © seen chemise with white accessories. | Contact Lenses _ |doesn’t need a mother who? many are carrying them, how- young people are graduates : is so sym she| ever, that the fan can be said of Michigan State . winds up KNOWING she’s to be truly popular, but it is where he was a member of. Delta a failure. ; certainly making 9 comeback, Upsilen ty. ; What ‘a girl needs in a case like - ¢ Out-of-town guests attending the that is @ mother who can keep All it will take is Princess wedding were Dr. and Mrs, G. W. her own perspective, Instead of Margaret or Princess Alexan- Mullin Jr. of Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs, becoming upset and oversolicitous, dra to carry one of an evening > sae of Shreveport, La., + Collie cme oat 8 Pe Ae” tor of Butta, NY. ie inaw “| know you'd tke to go to S. & ® 3 aa the dance and I’m sorry it didn’t | Naturally, it was the ciga- , || work sat for you, Bat things vale See aoe eedyepes a) ? e + | don’t always gs we’ . graceful woman cou fike to have them, And’ when hardif handle both. : S pe famed pring. pete the ) eee thing, . panese and Chinese fang hid- spends a C-0-OL summer “So why don’t you invite some den away in trunks for years one lother girl who isn’t going to the are being brought out again. |yms. EDWIN G. SCHWOPPE JR. in aes Se a see SRE be fe tees | the with you? Better yet, old, ~ flight oP ribbon ad tee it into a vived because of their strength |Dr. Glen Tecra Wo prestian of DAPPER-DO slumber party.” and their beauty. 160 guests, |. ‘That kind of understanding helps Women are prowling antique | The bride’s parents are Mr. and Here, at Dapper-Do headquarters, we've new easy-care Spiel ts Sg 2 ey lees ommaeaias ' : ing, of course, of thé situation, instead of weeping) painted Japanese fans with (are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G.)) | about it. views of Mount Fujiyama and /Schwoppe of Mt. Clemens, ; KIMONA and meee onto or aenes| etc cretin | ga ete ay | pray ea RET | should have to go. through ado- —— princess-line gown of Italian h matched in descenes twice. , PTA Council te gue tanieaea wih Gay ate candy” stripes < co Yet that is just what some moth- sleeves and scoop neckline of ers do. Instead of making them- Banquet Held Alencon lace’ appliqued with [; ‘Stripes ....... $1.98 selves stand aside with a common . pearls and sequins, Side panels sense attitude toward their teen- _ ° Pontiag Council of PTA met | of the same jace floated from ghe |} Floral ........ $2.25 ager’s problems, they get right in at Hawthorne School Tuesday | Walst of the dome-shaped skirt, (priced separately) land suffer along with the child. evening for their annual ban- | Which fell into a court train as a quet. , . Y Her dout ilfusion ‘ Special! Grundig-Maijestic ANM-FM radio For conti musi fingerti ach this fine Grundig dehestn inde features both AM and FM bands. 6 tubes, 4 watt output, large 4995 speaker, push button tone control. Reg. 79.95, EXTENDED ACCOUNTS INVITED Phone FE 3.7168 | GRINNELL'S 27 S. Saginaw St. JAMES F. BROWN Receiving a BS degree in business administration from Michigan State University is James Frederick Brown of Monroe street. | ‘Babymate’ deluxe Be bright at $—fresh at 5 in this casual Printed Pattern with smart lines that are always in fashion. Printed Pattern 4717: Misses’ sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 4% yards 35-inch. Printed directions on each pat- tern part. Easier, accurate. Assembly Fetes Sixth Graders at Herrington of the PTA, , princi briefly to the children. Punch and cookies were provided and served by PTA members. Forty members were ent at the “get acquainted” gathering for old and new com- mittee chairmen, Outgoing president Mrs, William Mi- halek was presented with the past president's bar and a gift from her executive board. * * * Delegates-at-large given un- animous vote were Mrs. Lyle Dusenbury, Mrs, George Gray and Mrs, Mihalek. Phe ai ls the valley. length gown of iridescent sea-green taffeta fashioned with three-quarter length sleeves and an Empire waistline. Her veil and cap matched the gown, and her flowers of lilies and variegated ivy formed a cascade bouquet. Air Force Lt. Allen R. Briggs of Mt. Clemens attended as best man. Guests were seated by Dougias Ward and George Kling of Mt. Clemens, Thomas Clinton and Peter Bakalis of Detroit, and Paul Mullin, brother of the bride- groom, of Birmingham. . CJ SS LLLP To receive guests at Devon Ga-/; |bles Mrs. Mullin was gowned. in|; ~ MARGARET ANN SHOP natural-linen lace over pink taffeta, with matching hat and bag and a | | | Riker Building AALS “PLAY BAG and PAJAMAS Ba can kick and play but never completely come lt insti TN | .-- JOHN F. HATCHETT The degree of Bachelor of Sacred Theology from Boston University’s School of Theology was ted John Franklin Hatchett of Wessen street at commencement exercises | there Sunday. 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M. Fi ASE ina seen eo lena Holiday Farms Gardeners |""" + + Plan Civic Improvements |riixiter aniy xr The June meeting of the Holiday A civic improvement committee|F0ad to adulthood, Knowing how tol Jolly Ten Club © 106 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Yoman's|has been set up to plant flower|@rive means social prestige, .new- : “NOW IS THE TIME” Laberge Py siaig Peto Ph yp ET gat ol and a man-| Mrs, Delbert Dexter was hostess Repair or Remodel Your Furs ciation was held at the home of| Speakers for the evening's pro-|sized chunk of responsiblity. |to the Jolly Ten Club at her Eston = dega Cleveland ‘| " i Exclusive. Hollanderizing hostess at the Monday wah. Division of Woman's Na-|New Haven, Conn., “Driving is the for ; 142 W. Haren Pickup & Delivery FE 5-121 The branch was with | tiongl Farm and Associa-/first real indication we have that } oo 13 members on Aprit-14/ tion, and Mrs. Charles J. Ouimett,| older people by Mrs. Arthur K. exten-|@ member of Westchester|We are growing up.” pe chairman for. os hae nj branch in - | Division, and was. sponsored by : . ic a OPEN EVERY Waterford beech tent of te Alice Dunham Made’ ae pcan | NIGHT UNTIL 9 . _—- OES Li to Give Recital | EDERAL fanaa Serene Poets J Seve el_| | sens prenienty Mra eso | Life membership was given to| Tt tevens Mall | Z dept. stores SHOP IN AIR- Hamifon, vice president; Mrs. Poutios Caan Te sn Oana Be 2 COOLED COMFORT Charles Murphy, recording and |, the Masonic Temple. FOR TINY FEET Mrs, Robert Holderman, |. Masonic Home in Alma. Re- . SAGINAW AT : 3 ~-___|freshments ‘were served at the WARREN, PONTIAC Powe. —- and Mrs. Mur-| Monday eo. 5 Are Aga ay : . san He SS ie ie Sea eee . | EY: .R, A, une 6-at Kel ter, Michi-| — She’s wearing a “Getting a driver’s license is just| Cherokee road. 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Leads Couple to Divorc Brings Results |g Suzy Parker Shed Light on Marriage exit jas cbahea bes and Edward Porter went deir| il Reverse By BoB THOMAS _jany other city,” she said, “But Ijas. a photographer, She returned|separate golfing ways today, di] wcnncron — The medieval! ly when broke — “th " |find it difficult to love as such, |t® modeling ony vorced because their interest in|, nemists, often scoffed at in the . ‘They. had i love seriously only once. I gan Dennen when two peeple love | racked down on her. She had re- wt we “ aggre : oat may haye been on the right |centuries~ trying to fused to pay income taxes while ? result. Alchemy’s { love with him when | fell in _ = have & tendency : Me with Paris.” 9 t think you agri a’ man |#>road because “taxation without] She is the former women's na- 74 the United States and else- uncertain, but the art, or ' These words, spoken when Suzy! ‘more when you aren't married to representation is tyramy.” tional amateur champion and he|where, scientists have succeeded flourished in Egypt before Parker was film-making here, 'him. I’ve: seen the little things x 2." is a golf instructor at Indian Wells jin changing one metal into an-jcentury, and had spread shed some light on her secretithat were precious become the big) 5¥Y who is 25, has. strong|Calif.. and at Denver. other—a prime goal of alchemists|Europe by the Middle Ages, ac- : marriage to French journalist|things that destroy] I doubt if j\Views. Such as: Miss Bann, | Whe. — who sought to manufacture gold. , : Count Pierre de la Salle. . shall ever marry.” Drinking—‘I believe the senses|name was restored by the divorce /Ironically, today's researchers) The term alchemist was. applied + * * \ . <= « lwere created to be enjoyed, and/decree, told District Judge John/labor hard in the creation of mer-jto many kinds of experimenters, In’ New York last night, de la} Such frank talk astounded Holly- drinking dulls them.’* a es golf, — rowan cury, using gold as a -raw ma-'magicians, astrologers and- plain ; Salle, through en attorney, issued |wood, But despite the clucking of|,, roe ita, something te de aithiweree. ee of gold worth 7 er Hea statement saying they are hap-|tongues, Suzy wouldn't, be Si-lthetr hands ety nae et ar | oan hem eve estas Ch a nore tuntca alain that| ly married, and have been since |lenced. She commented that Holly- Suzy Parker—'I talk: too much They wee married at Carmel, |of mercury 198, a rare form of the id turn 1 tals to gold.| Meteorites bea pro ee 55. He said “it was Hollywood |wood impressed her as a. beautiful , about Many tried anal agents who suggested that kindergarten where people have for me =. a Calif:, om Apel. 1, it alament, worth namic ed — ee il i z im ' i biba z ' it be kept secret so that it might ‘such pretty houses, .sych pretty : advance her career.” cars, such simple aims in\life,” * -« * * * * Miss. Parker registered at a St.| Drive and independence come Augustine, Fla., hospital as ‘ ‘Mrs. /naturally to Suzy, born in San Pierre la Salle’ after“an acci-|Antonio to ‘a long-time ‘Texas | dent in which her father was killed. She had suffered fractures ef both arms. The count, visiting her there, said at first they were Mot married. * * + Miss ae in Hollywood had Gescribed her Paris lover as “a Frenchman and unmarried.” family. 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'til 9 P.M. a ‘ pany his -addy, - It wasn’t too- ‘long ago that a man walked into ‘the Stay tank, toate oe capital- Fer ats Oe iid “SAE. “Dy IE Da 8 @list, and the caddy, an Little League in Pontiac?” ~~ After we gave him a negative answer, we curiously wanted to know why he was so interested in the Little Leagues. : : ve Saat boon traaatagead tala thlivania;-aik with two sons I would like to get inte a-town which has “Little League baseball,” he replied. ~ here's Birm Walled Lake, Southfield, Roch- ester and other communities in Oakland County which had franchises we told him. He thanked us and said he would check for residence in one of these areas men- aan * me * We mention this to point out how strong ‘national Face affiliates such as Littlt League and Babe Ruth Leagues are getting throughout the nation and even interna- tionally. SATURDAY FOUNDATION DAY Saturday Little Leagues around the country will Ledlebrate Foundation Day. Appropriately, Dwixht D. _ Eisenhower conveyed the message that “Little ~ ~ > League baseball _, many opportunities to de- - velop the principles of a ' teamwork and fair wT, tera = Little Leaguers, governors, mayors and many other city officials will participate in Flag Day ceremonies honoring more than 150,000 boys representing 9,000 teams. es + PROGRAM NEEDS PARENTS “The most successful Little League programs are those Where financial support is given by parents and: busi- fiessmen. Birmingham and Midland are the pioneers of Michigan Little Leagues and in both communities parents have raised money through various efforts in supplying everything but the playing fields for the boys eight through 12. . w * * Actually, the city of Birmingham is relieved of a tremendous burden of providing a good recreational program for the boys in Little League and Babe Ruth circuits. The city merely has to provide the playing fields, . parents, volunteer coaches and the kids do the rest. I fact it’s as easy as sellitig “peanuts.” This is what Birmingham parents and the Little Leaguers did to raise several thousand dollars just recently. They sold peanuts. There are 1,600 young- sters who are now ready for another active season of baseball provided by the funds raised. ER the n fe am s lnea Negro Was | Snead's s Caddie in 1947. while crossing adjoining fairways| in 1956 and Howard Wheeler at li Lge By agate ee f Merion, Pg., in 1950. _“E dou’t think Mr. fe “But Fl pever forget it. It was one of the big thrills of my life.” Thomas is ‘he lone Negro in putter. he Mis Coclouibi sad aon ‘FIRST DAY ON THE JOB — AP Wirephete BIG PURSE AHEAD — Billy Casper, who tried out the long Warwick Hills course by firing a 37-34-71 recently, eves the big trophy which will go to the win- ner of the Flint Open next week. His round has been the only sub- par score turned in on the 7,300 yard course. Trade Talks Cut Short When Gas F ills Club Office BALTIMORE \* — Paul Rich. | SPo me ‘bad and shown going through some facial his first day as Tiger manager in Boston yester- “T've been ei: in 73s 14s. That's not bad over this course.” day when the Tigers took two AP Wirephiots - ‘alive,” he yells on the last. photo. Detroit made his debut successful by thumping the Red Six 70 and 93 in a twi-night twin bill, The games were won by Frank Lary and Jim Bunning. Bill Norman, is expressions on games. “Look Reform Is On... = Tigers Win Iwo= --) Norman Shutffles Lineups in 7-0, Whip A’s Twice; Chisox Last By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The first place New York’ Yan- kees upped their lead to 91 seasons in the opener and once- beaten boo Turley became the first to win 10 in the majors in games again in the American! the —- League using hits and breaks for! x * a 10-2 and 2-1 sweep over second A percw plunked the Chicago place Kansas City. Don Larsen| White Sox into the cellar, 35-2: and| won his ninth in a row overstwo! Baltimore rapped ‘Cleveland 7-4. Norman Says Club Can Move Up Martin Claims Players Forced. Firing .of Tighe BOSTON . — Detroit Tiger; tin said yesterday, “it's on the |Shortstop Bally Martin says the players... mean me and the ‘club's players are to blame for the rest."’ firing ef Jack Tighe as Bengal’ \sartin, quoted before the sea- over the same period last year. However, the trout stamp sale of Nieman May Miss 5 to 7 More Days BALTIMORE, ‘Md. @®—Bob Nie- man, the American League's lead- ing batter who was struck on the hand by a batted ball June 2, is still unable to grip a bat or throw with power. Nieman was hit on the right hand by teammate -Bob Boyd as he led off third base. X-rays showed no fracture " and the big outfielder, was. ex- peeted back in_ the lineup in about a week. Latest reports ate he will be out five. to seyen more . Nieman was hitting. 367 when ; sidelined. » ; AP Wirephote NEW BOSS HAPPY — Detroit's new manager was a happy boss yesterday when the Tigers took a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox to make his debut sticcessful. Here he congratulates Frank lary after the Tiger pitcher blanked the Sox, 7-0, E.—F. Bolling. PO-—Detroit 27-14, Bos- ton 27-14. DP—Smith, Berberet and Gernert. LOB—Detroit 10, Boston 14. 28—Malzone 2, Buddin. HR—Martin 2. SB—F. Bolling. Eee ie 2. Threé classes of motorcycles will take part in the Scramble races on) M24 near Auburn road in Pontiac | Guitay. * * * The races sponsored ky the Min- utemen of Detroit will get under- way at 2:00 p.m. and a feature event of the afternoon will be a flaming board’ wall crash in mid- air, A total of 70 drivers will partici- pate in the scrambles, ‘ AP Wirephote OUR FAULT — Tiger shortstop Billy Martin defended Jack Tighe by saying ft was the fault of the players not the manager that the team was-not doing its best. Mar: tin started new boss Bill Norman off on the right foot_by blasting a pair of homers yesterday, | | Yanks Up Lead to 9% * seldom in baseball—a sacrifice fly which scored two'men. 9.3 Victories New Bengal Manager Gets Off to Winning Start ecslics Ratiaete drove in three runs with two singles for the*Ori- oles, who it with five runs in the fourth. Milt Pappas won his third but tired and left after six innings. Dick Tomanek (2-3) was the loser. * BOSTON —The Detroit Tigers were off and running fast for their new manager Bill Norman today with two.victories and a jump out of the American League * * cellar to show for it. BY! Sa ‘Open Winner Big Julius Won Crown at Dallas Under Same Weather Conditions : TULSA, Okla. (AP)—The Boros began rolling today as Bay started In the Sih National golf championship at sun- scorched Southern Hills but the one guy who wouldn't get on it was Julius Boros, * * ®. Boros hasn't. done anything sen- ‘jsational during. the practice rounds. over the rolling 6,907-yard layout. But suddenly a lot of peo- ple looked at. the records and de- cided that the big fellow who won the title at Dallas in 1952 under the same sort of weather condi- tions is a contender to be feared as much as Ben Hogan, Boros chuckles at the sugges- tion that he doesn't mind the heat, “I can sweat as much as any- body,” he said, “but I usually play as well on long courses as ones.” ; * * * That's the big difference, South- ern Hills is a course that requires long shots and accurate ones. A player who strays off the fairways is due for trouble even though the bermuda grass rough was cut game that is just suited to Southern Hills course. * * * About a half dozen players in the 162-man field scheduled to ‘start play today were rated even with Boros, There’s Ben Hogan, who is shooting for an unprecedented fifth National Open; long hitting Cary Middiecoff, who has taken the title twice and lost a playoff last year to Dick Mayer; and a Russ Kemmerer. (3-3) beat the * * White Sox with a six-hitter, retir-| A power display mixed with ing the last 14 in order as the g00d pitching, not a customary Senators took fourth place. Three | combinaiton for the Bengals this runs in the second did it against | year, swept a day-night double- Bill Fischer (2-3). with Neil Cc header. from the Boston Sox yes- Bill Fischer (2-3), with Neil Chris- terday, 7 to 0 and 9 to 3. ley’s a os a a oft en proof of a ref : The Yankees clubbed 14 hits in| en the opener, including Tony Ku-| Cuuls be Ce Was way te meness bek’s first homer and Yogi Ber-| * the Virtual overnight sueces- ra’s ninth, then won the second “°F to the fired Jack Tighe. game when reliever Virgil Trucks The Tigers did everything right 2 walked four men and forced a run|in the: two ‘“‘comeback”’ games, home in the ninth with two out.| ‘smashing out 26 hits, including a ipossibly Middlecoff, flock of former winners with Mayer at the head of the list, Boros broke into the list of favorites because of his unusual irecord in championship tourna- ments. No other player, except has such a record for cotsistence in the Q ‘ * * * A local odds-maker listed Boros ‘as a 15-1 favorite after shooting a subpar 69 in practice vesterday. Par for Southern Hills is 35-35—T70 and very few players have broken it this week. Second choices were Middlecoff, Arnold Palmer, the |Masters champion, and bulky Bil- ‘ly Casper, who won a couple of |tournaments this year but had to drop off the pro tour recently when his — went sour. * * | The big coche: according to one player, is building up enough endurance to play 18 holes, The searing Oklahoma sun has sent the temperature into the 90s every day this week. ards of the Baltimore Orioles and manager. We salute them on Little League Foundation Week. Frank Lane of the Cleveland In- |* «17 the blame.” M. a as saying the Tigers could Turley had a two-hit shutout for! isplash of home runs, and getting It is unfortunate more communities including Pontiac | dheaa! tal ocylig Gaad al uadiion: | re’s any me, jar- \p cat ri = aa au, Lan Yan-'seven in a nightcap duel with! a pitching gem from Frank Lary cannot go along with the celebration because they have al basebail talent, wound up their Pemant,) aude Ralph Terry, whose scoreless/and almost another from Jim ball. trade talks Wednesday in tears. ail string ended at 19 innings when) Bunning. no Little ee base | The ‘two general managers Ti B § “We're as good as anybody in the Yankees scored in the sev- * ck faileg to agree on a deal, but ger OX cores ~ league. But we haven't nee? enth. Lary, breaking the Red Sox’ rs . . that wasn’t the cause of the over- | - so the manager gets fired. (Second Game) 'six-game winning streak, allowed i ¢ flowing tear ducts. a. on just hope that some day I can Les KANSAS CITY NEW FORK only five hits in winning the shut- ‘ . a * r “ rT ] | ~ a i Isning ree MIKE Seen Ges cocaping from te 2m lamwinad MEET pose ao APE ltl mana real nee guy” (ees EASE ESAS {ST slow opener. Bunning was just 0 a & owe ; Trucks I i hr r monia ergata’ of - nearby Vin 130, Sele Runnels. 2 $800 ot Lm ae iene 3000 Mantle ef $90 0 Pitch away in the night game from : . : skating rink was drawn in through Kaline.r © Wiliamsif 4020) Reminded Durocher's eee Skowron Ib. 4010/his first complete game since - Buyone. Ib $11 Cerv if 4010 6i ™ the air conditioning system at the [P'Sciling. zm 3319 Malsone te 4635| £€MOus crack that nice guys fin. Power 1b 4010 C-Bauer aloe opening day. ~ LANSING (UPI) — The possibil-| 59,360 was down 14.2 per cent from) Orjoje offices. About 20 persons Maxwell if 5232 Jensen.rf 2000 ish last, Martin retorted “not Rome secs ts Stebern if 211 0 ity of another hike in fishing /last year. had to run for the open air. agence, 863120 Ploser pens] giways.” Hunter 20° 2090 Richson 2 3011)| _ He Was relieved with two out license fees was placed before| “It’s too early in the year to get Lary.p 4623 Pornielesp 1000 -Herzog 1010 D-Berra 1000) in the ninth, two runs in and Gov. G. Mennen Williams yester-imuch of a trend from these fig- ° ; Beumanp 10¢0/ Tighe was replaced by Bill Norge = 3009 Eure 292°) the bases filled. day by conservation director |ures,” Walker said Hoop Star to Try Grid =m $00 0)/man, bagi minor leaguer for/Held3> = 0.00.0 " He) struck out 12 men in hi cee: — the Ti = —— 1c e s Gerald E. Eddy. Williams asked if the hike in) Los ANGELES (UPI) — K. C.| Totals 297137 Totals 39050 pene pct aki Played their first) totas 30161 ‘Totals 30752 ‘eight and two-third innings work. a. a » jlicense fees had been responsible| Jones, All-American basketball] 4 grounaea opt for Baumann in 8th a ¢ A—Singled for Hunter im &@th: B- mit) Shortstop Martin smashed two | eed Stage ac ae for the decline in license sales| star at the University of San Frari- * [for Sisepeen 1 oon DB Ponty Sac®22|home runs in the second game ae cae “We're plop omy es earlier during the current fiscal cisco, will try his hand at profes-| BOSTON, occciiccJJ eee 900 oaece Bis tiseel es seeing gree See on Eames for Turley driving in five runs to help keep program year, Eddy and Walker said they | sional football. Jones, a high school | . 6 ane 1 Bunni fe. Th is |] bad E—Martin. PO-A—Detroit 27-14, Bos-|th . ; unning safe. ey were his of expanded needs. didn’t think so. igrid star who did not play in-col-|ton 27- 3 DP—Mertin and Boone 2. Bud. poe ee le gee nea. “ ed pa : “900 00 tes : » fourth and fifth of the year. Eddy made his report at a meet-|_ “You can blame jit on a number jlege, has been persuaded to try out din. Runnels, end CO Deir a Bor. s* « PO-A—Kansas City 26-7, New York 27- Ln ing of agency heads called by’ ‘of things,” Walker said, “includ- ifor a defensive halfback position|ton 5 10 Martin hit his first one” oath ion” 2B—Virgil, Maxwell, Malzone, F. po. He also dold the players, “This ut when winning run scored pp SULT th as) tbr st One Wa Williams to map ways of adjusting ing the recession. with the Los Angeles Ratns. | tag ewes: % lis too good a club to be last. We're Mantle Kubek and Richardson. Rich-/Frank Bolling on base in the > oceans a ube an Oro € to budget cuts made by the ILery «w. 6-5 . cre 8 a 2 not too far behind to make a move. "4usas City 6. New York & ° second inning and smashed his legislature. / Fornieles ‘L, = a 7 3 2 There are more than 100 games SH re Va Magi second in the third frame with = *. . ee 8 es 6 lett” Terry i ei tidy § | 4 2 3)Bolling and Charley Maxwell rid- Deputy conservation. director sien, Napp, Rice, Rommel. T= Turley Ww. wae le i 1 3 3/ing in ahead of him. Gaylord Walker emphasized there: : oe “35s. Anase: eerele, Mure In thei mop tw were no —, yen Pi mere ZCOND GAME) : pues wih Tiere Ot ene mt : said ma ; "HICAG 0 . further hikes. _ AB RH RBI AB R H RBI = ave bh bi —". i! unusual. Their bottom half of was in the thinking stage. Groth,ct 6912 Buddin ss 2210 O'dman% 4010 Plews > 4120) batti rde rried t "The resident fishing license was Virgtl.3b $010 Runnels.2b 4010 ox 4000 Pearsonct 40109 Me Datting order ca mos' Kaline. rf 3110 StephensIf 5111 Smithif 4029 Sieversib 4001) of the weight. Maxw P te ght. Maxwell got five hiked from $1.50 to $2 this year Harle.rt 3110 Gernert.ib 5010 lar c 4000 Courtneys 4910 - nd the trout fee went from $1 Boone, 1b 4060. vatzone3b 4041 Prconarf 4006 Lemonit 4110 Hits, catcher Jim Wilson three a le 7 Hatris.lb | 00009 A_consolo,3b 1000 Jackson 1b 4010 Bridgesss 4120) and tw tively, and Mar- F. Bolling.2b 4220 . -s an wo, respectively, & “Mar to $2. 29 jensen.rf 2000 Landisef - 2110 Chrisleyrf 2222) — —fMexwel ea od Berberetc 4001 Aparicioss 2000 Asprinte 2 3011) tin and Bolling three apiece. “A fishing ciao is one of as wane 4130 Piersail.ct 5000 rar ae Pp 0000 Kemmerer p 301 1- oe ; ; | best bargains a man can get,” Bunning.p 3011 ‘Wall.p 1000 cause Gece | With the Tigers hitting behind walker . Moford.p 0000 Smih. p ace -Torges'n 1112 lhim the first game was a breeze ; Kiely.p 0000 ranee fone ‘for Lary, He pitched to only 32 There was one encouraging re-/ ees re cone Are Staleyp = 000 8 ‘men in Scoring his second shut-| port made eae conservation ALR lor Mal ' aes. Totals 33262 Totals 325 11 5 OUut-of the season and beating the | department on license sales. The a ae) Lt i eeeere ee : |Red Sox a second straight time. Grounded out for Smith in 8th A—Grounded out for Fisch ar number of resident fishing licenses i’ B—Homered for Qualters in Stn: C-He is now 6-5 for the year. sold through May 31 was 308,749, DETROIT 2 ow.ccce sees se. O24 010 20—9 Filed out for Keegan in Tth i * t * 4.5 per cent increase in sales ae a ware PN eyed booed] tn til bh kened i a 4.5 pe Washington” 130 100 o90—5| OUnKINg, unt he weakened In ecs™ ith. PO- A—Crieage 24-14. Wash- ithe ninth, also had a breeze. The ngton DP—Aparicio, Fox and) Jackson; Staley, Pox and Jackson. LOB— | |Red Sox scored a run in the first ‘but it was unearned. The Tigers | Chicago 4, Washington 4. 3B—Plews, Chrisiey. BP ey | ‘had it 9-1 going into the last of | es0n IG American League Standing of the Teams w P L ct. GB |New York 34 14 «708 = -- Kansas City 25-24 510 D's Boston 27 26 509 By Washington 25 #27 #481 11 Cleveland 25 29 463 #12 Baltimore 23° 27 «1460 «12 Detroit 23 7 451 12% Chicago 22 29 «4.431 13's i cnn els BASEBALL iay's Results New York 10, Kansas City 2 (First |} Game) New York 2, Kansas City 1 (Second ame Detroit 7. Boston 0 ‘First Game Dav) Detroit 9, Boston 3 (Second Game<- Night) Washington § Chicago 2 | Night) Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4 © ‘Night: Today's Game and Probable Pitchers | Detroit at Boston. | pm — Susce (0-0) or Fovtack (5-5) vs. Brewer (2-5) Kansas City at New York, (. dare nighti, 1 pm. and 7 pm. — Herbert ‘l-1) and Dickson (4-1) vs, Sturdivant (1-3) and Ford (7-2) ; Cleveland at Baltimore, 7:95 pm. — Grent (4-3) vs Harshman (5- “ Chicago at Weshington, 7:05 Pierce (4-5) -or Donovan (2-7) vs vmames (4-4). Temerrow's Games LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The Los Angeles Dodgers’ veteran right fielder Cark Furillo claimed today a feat accomplished _ Furillo’s long out came in the third inning of last night’s Dodger 7-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. It was a tremendous 410-feot drive to deep center which scored Pee Wee Reese from third and Randy Jackson from _. R' ER R BR SO cris als aes oat i ; $ ‘ Plschert 2-3 ceccoceess " $440 9 the ninth when the Sox got} neti ze palpi ta cn. a. e * aeons r Wall (Ll, 3-5). 3 9 6.6 0 2 Keegan .......... See ies H 7 troublesome and manager Norman] Cleveland at Washington, "1-08 = ey. . $ vs ; ~ ; Staley ws spoof 2 9 © Oplayed it safe by yanking Bun- Kansas City at Boston, 7:18 p.m AS GOR Ge em rer - 5 . U—Napp, Rice, nemead Stevens, T— WP—Keegan. Balk-Kemmerer Ber ining for Herb Moford. Bunning National League 2:59. A—12,833. ye Ct me Flaherty, Chylak. ars 08 | now is 3-5 for the year. = _ Standings ef the Teams W oL Prt. GB Milwaukee 268 21 «S72 -- Scramble Races T R sae 1 curries =e st uis i W - F Pittsburgh 26 2 «500 3% on M- 24 Course O un Sacrifice yY Cincinnati 23 23 .500q 3% Chicago 277 28 4.491 (14 Philadelphia 22 28 440. sf Los Angeles 72 29° 431-7 Vesterday's Resalis Milwaukee 10, Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 14, San Francisco € St — 3, Cincinnati 2 (12 innings night my Angeles 7, Philadelphia—4 might) | Yeday’s Games and Probable Pitchers Milwaukee at Chicago, 1:3) pm =< second. Both men cross the plate standing up. ae 7 Pe Rags w —y iw \ Pataburgh at San Francisco 3.28 Furillo also came up with a sacrifice bunt to advance ‘<< Be peg Bo) ve, Cet (0-H. Jackson from first to ‘second and to enable him ta score ON |tawrence (3-3) ve. Jackson’ (3) Gil. wodges" double to left field. as poe, * ~ oe ge SEES: es thee = ae ERE age eit, ae. 2 ge Boa ee ee ee ee = Pa ee ee ee eS & eae ee ee = : ee. M << . pe gee ge A vt rr eo 5g = ie — ES ea nil ee OE eg bey ay Ok agg gee ng v bey ee ee ae me ‘ 4 : » ‘ : : es 4 : He / i . : : : ee Fas : : | wi ee ee ee aoe be ee ee Nes es ~_¥obtr-rour | oa ______ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE12, 1958 0 a apa . Ss ae : e Pe eS ; y : 5 es S sey oe : . 2% A } : Sotto Bia Pipes Beguine coh ae Calendar ep Ace + Heaiaten! JPi}~Tony & | Finance Co. oe teal iy Be Ee Angelés| cage i st le =f IS THE BEST PLACE TO | Rams in 1955 but is now a tee Stag Be or vs. . Boys’ cibn, ib :. en = - BORROW UP TO $500! — pare Fas ag O8|" erry tron ' nex rontise b bai Spo nee es Rome le : ei beam Rant 8:30 p.m., at rida League. . ” dae - 5. ke tapeons . 1 o ' r". es, ahd AtrOwe Snes school ship: ae 12 | t pnp: amy tournament, — ee; Soe ; oman ee | . + |wiroer, se pam ay ow 28) MOUNT PLEASANT (UPI) —|bor fosck Hamtramck, Mary . ee BES oi Andonian tno phe wa No. #10 (exhibition). ©: ee Ty tee ena a ES fectel aa z ‘n Publing i } Season , 0:0t—W. ' Pa. eit; e i y te its iti; - 25 fan = ee eres oe ne for Match Play. ee Pine ans Count vachadlags us i ae nie lente} ‘The Detroit Tigers dr dropped out | 1iso—Pratoas” sesh? Mates ‘| PCH Teacher. Seeks 3rd —— Scholastic-Athletic Prize |bomis wes Spencer Scott, , ea:| Straight State Crown; a DOWN Goes to Jimmy Orwig i ase talents pay Pe De ‘ a Big Field in Trials: Oi tan a | DO ANN ARBOR, (PD) —tim Codie, as oe yg avg ss troit Doctor ; : EC = | ON ANY TIRE mBAWEEK tax your's Michigan football team, crue preggo gen ong . Ch -_ Pmt emo ae es ie Sears ame mm Seniors Champ 58 athletics, ‘ i S| Orwig gra from the Col-| It was thé third Wgning of e| Dr. Don Jaffar Wins lisa enndates N es rae Sc sn time ae eee | Michigan Golf Thal’ Rett ieee x age. The product of Toledo's Devil-|were Tom Tresh of Allen Park,| With 148 13:07—Jim . 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Richie Ashburn took it over his shoulder in center field, but by the time he got back within sight of the plate, Peewee Reese was —— eae gm a bubble “May” Give Americans Trouble This Week in ‘Wightman Cup Race a San Francisco slipped|third, three games behind, with a Bell Seeks World Record Saturday "BERKELEY, ‘Calif. —Olympic Bell, a Senior, the Olympics Sead canal wills 0 Seag-ef 36 fost 8% in 1956. Record Profit Ak ent BO VODKA in Hoop Finals © | The modern drinker prefers a light dcink as and Arrow is bubble light... makes your favor- ite drink taste more delicious. For a smgother Martini . . , Screwdriver .. . Bloody Mary .. other mixed drinks or straight . .. ask for Arrow Vodka today! * ® =f Gil Hodges then smacked his) - ninth homer, capping the inning and ‘handing the defeat to re- liever Jim Hearn. Ken Boyer’s leadoff 11th homer won it for the Cards in the 12th, ending a four-inning shutout relief duel between winner Morrie Mar-|- \@=# a; Se Frovaseges ARROW LIQUEURS CORP. DETROIT 7, MICH. 80 and 100 PROOF, DISTILLED FROM GRAIN 3 both Redieg runs, one with his/- fourth homer for a 2-2 tie in the seventh. Thomas celebrated his 29th birthday by taking the home run lead with a pair, one a grand- slam, and also gaining the RBI lead. His second homer, No. 19, was his second bases-loaded shot in the majors, both off the Giants (the first was April 23, 1953), and} gave the Pirates a 10-2 lead in the second inning. ‘Vern Law won his sixth with relief help while world record shattering — a perdi bepgerd inches pend- po age ee eres Charlie Dumas, the first high jumper to clear’ seven feet, are the other two Olympic champs competing. — ‘|afternoon. The finals are slated = * * Saturday at the,» University A fifth Olympic champion will California's Edwards Stadium. , compete at Berkeley, but not in same, oe Bm ypencror in'his Olympic title event. He is the two-day championships. Villa-| Glenn Davis of Oto State ‘who nova’s Ron Delaney, from Ireland,| won the 400 meter hurdles at Mel- the 1,500 meter champion at Mel-| bourne. Here he will be running in bourne and defending NCAA mile/the 440 dash, in which he equaled champ, faces California’s Don/the world’s record of 45.8 recently Bowden, only U. S. citizen ever to|in the Big Ten meet. break four minutes. Fourteen events are on the peedster whe also runs x *« * championship program with the the dashes has consistently been | They'll race in a bulky field| University of Southern California, over 26 feet, that virtually eliminates pos- —_—> - NCAA's os eae, jility ~ i dethrone Villanov: Shelby is a sophomore at Kan-| ibility’ of record time. 7 : 3 team champion. Two of the West sas, having spent a year at Pierce| - Kansas’ Al Oerter, who has 8 | -,,, «+ aaa Washington and 3 gee $. 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If your job right away. one ieaciicadens : = fe ce rag! ne i Sao Se ewe —S. - % = = Se apes ES = Sy oh eer eg gre ey a ee Stat kate ee oe ee ee ee erage ee ee ee ws % : 4 | * r i 2 s ey ' : F NN Co. ee oe ae o 2.5, = te “Doctoing Your Gol | By DR, CARY MIDDLECOFF : PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: More Trouble with Iron Testun Sele ani aiaiising ten ase se sian * 1952—-Dave McHarg and Bruce Studebaker (2 and 1). 4 Play. : : DIAGNOSIS: Indecision Carried to Extremes, CONVERTIBLE TOPS for All Makes of Cas Bara Youll often be undecided about which Pas Pine Lake Chas Come In and See Us Today! Free Estimates! E You should give oonaiier _ ALL WORK GUARANTEED 7 é 3 é PAST MEDALISTS |] able thought to the prob- « 3 cneneeessenuegs SEAT COVER MART | om. = 138 S. Soginaw St. - FE 2-0391 INDECISION CARRY ‘ ; F OVER I . THE ‘7 1954—Tom Watrous and Bob McMasters ............ 69 . ® SHOT ITSELF. Take your — ’ 1955—Tom Draper and Perry Byard ......:....+.... 68 . | time in making up your 1956—Tom Draper and Perry Byard ......,........- 70 RUSS J OH NSON i mind which club veered 1957—Gien ae a behcies s70 , | the shot. Then se - : A h . d PONTIAC D ] = ly on one club or the other. 1950—Blaine Eynon and Pat Sawyer (1 up, 19 holes). uf orized | eater If you have chosen, 1951—Howard Netlson and Glenn Johnson (3 and 2). In the Heart of Lake Orion say, Dfo-weme. Ces put everything out of ath s% } Our Lew Overhead Location your mind except hit- Means Savings for You NEW CARS — USED CARS SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES MY 2-2871. : 51 N. Broadway. Corner Shadboldt, Lake Orion re ee Ee a tek dot ie : If you've chosen the five-iron over the four, don't » press the shot. Similarly, if you picked the five in prefer- & ’ ence to the six, don’t let up on the shot. Once the choice ® is made, stick to it 100 per cent. You'll save youre : |= many strokesif you do. . . - (Copyright 1958, John F. Dille Co.) iet_—Pery Byard and Walp liom (Tana = Jewelers Beat — _ aasy Nemesis, 9.3 INYLON TIRE SALE | - 4th SPECIALS potest Dayt on wi robreds Best kickoff eng logeenteyeaybea gy ee oe Sen ee HlAcainst Wi | yards. , ars. mws Ralph Elistrom of Dearborn to other divisions tomorrow through ms $¢ Zuam et =—F1 1) win last year’s Pine Lake Invi- | ™™**? _ oF s 42% Mecissben: i $14) tational golf tournament, is re- | There will be 16 two-man teins a 353 Be 33 to Pind Lake tomorréw jin each flight for opening 18-hole ' L 133 a 343) through y for another crack |matches. 0 4 M.Bamop. > Jo) at the title. Ellstrom is. unable jrounds, which end today, will de- FROM THE t Jones.p 3.8 1 44 play this weekend due to busi- |termine all flight positions ee ca ness reasons. partner x *«* * iia « * es * * # WORLD'S LARGEST When Gene Duffy serves as co-| Meadowbrook, qualifying to date—a one ball and basketball teams next in -\Jr. Legion Opener qualiler, whlch Fine abe pro good < ‘ ALL NYLON CONSTRUCTION, COLD RUBBER TREAD ; Run's Bill- Pettibone, The Neéttle- Golf Balls........ C) Phillies Sign Battery Pettibone team has been runnerup FA T RY Golf Clubs for the past two years, bowing to were eee C] | PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The Byard and Elistrom in the 1957 : 2 Philadelphia Phillies have signed finals and Howie Neilson and Joe Golf Shoes eo nteee C] Charles Bennett Jr., of St. Regis,/Grace two summers ago. 7 | Mont., and Buddy Gene Stover of * *« * : Golf Bags tee teae< [] Clear Creek, W. Va., to contracts} Match play in the pen regret with their Johnson City, Tenn. |flight begins at 10 a.mi. each Fly Rods ........ [_]}}tarm club in the Appalachian|All matches, including the « | League, Bennett, 19, was catcher |scrap, ao ok tor tet Mile ifor Montana State University, |rounds are scheduled tomorrow and while Stover, 18, is a pitcher-out-|Saturday, with-the semifinals and. | fielder. finals on Sunday. Suppenivr. in Prac Safety to new car fires! 14-Inch SPECIAL 7 > eo "tock 3695 17.95 8.00x14 | 8.50x14 Black — Black PLUS TAX and RECAPPABLE CASING- BUDGET TERMS FREE INSTALLATION 11S ALL THERE _ TTS REAL BEER ITS SATISFYING ie “eREDN ’ APPLICATIONS : PROCESSED PROMPTLY NO EXCHANGE NECESSARY, IF YOU HAVE NO TIRE ADD $3.00 PER TIRE FOR oe ee FOR saver i MARKET TIRE CO. ; | Dayton % Th orohre d 5 ) " FAY evi: BRANES SAM TPT THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE: 1, 1958 Ay: . : : pee : on r 4 eo i x Y é si 2 1 “2 8 . ae . | _FoRTY: SEVEN” shies is shone sty weomessoe tek eabatiachorene idee aeons ) aboard: Thomas now leads in homers with 19 ahd RBI's. atocshites tetnb Whale Lions, Wings Join Forces Against Ex-Tiger Stars Members of the World Champion Detroit Lions will be in another | Li league when they meet the Dizzy Trout All-Stars (Detroit Tiger Old Timers) in a baseball exhibition, Sunday afternoon, oe Madison Heights High School Field. Game time is 3:30 p.m. and all) proceeds from the game-will be Kelly Inks ‘58 Wing Contract season, -his 12th as.a Red Wing. Kelly’s signing brings to three the number of players under con- for ing ing Kelly who held the eoloss for the past two years. \12 Hits and 17 Errors |Prodyce 22-4 Triumph | Talbott Lumber collected a doz- - lon the Ohio river last fall. Another entry in Saturday's race is “Miss Thriftway” which quali- fied last month when Bill Muncey raced the boat _—— Apple. Cut The boat is a replacement for the two-time gold cup winner of the same name which was wreckéd Her owner, Willard Rhodes, caid “Miss Thriftway” wants to “repay the compliment” of the participation of the Detroit beat | Boyer (Tompson Hits 106 MPH in Short Creat? to Oi i °Bill: Der : 109M. Cass Avenue 2 Ul | CT day | “Pontiac's Oldest Brake Service” ae eo BRAKE. RELINE SPECIAL! a = FORDS ‘ ) to "54.—CHEVIES ‘49 to’'S7 he whee =. new ree the|Schoen et ~ and | Jack — BRAKES ELINED Fy pe ee o a ~~ ces cat, Saatate. bist, anieiy | Sa ee Oder Cone & agele "|two. Gold Cup vietories, will be at "Cast Aveuie Brake Service ~ regular We Guarantee Our Work! |Mrs.° Koss Wins Another | Michiage pneceis EE and cot Chare™ as| sn as ven noe nt “BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT | ournament racy... [ees a ” \weakty Womnesl’s’ ha os Galt] Da ¥ URSELF DETROIT # — The third annual sane push man Der" betier S ont : Bob OLink, | ae a, : ich r Golf’ Assn.| than 90 miles per hour over the sade 4 QUabak wt tee ALL BRAKE AIR BRAKES AND VACUUM UNITS EXCHANGED ; NGHOUSE ~~ *"_. |Brute Hilkene and Mrs. Charles WweEsTi AND WAGNER AIR BRAKES Other boats the qualifying|F. Fox by one stroke. The tour-. We turn treck and passenger car brake drums. eee WEDNESDAY'S HOMERS (Season Totals in Parentheses) ‘AN LEAGUE (®), Keak. Yankees | (1), Martin, Tigera 2 (5), Torgeson. White Box it}. NATIONAL LEAGUE x-Thomas, Pirates 2 (1), Mazeroski, | Pirates (7), Da Giants AMERIC. Berra, Yankees “Miss U.S." in Washington's my GEERT ! iT i j & is i * en hits and Kuhiman Electric icommitted a fat total of 17 errors | 'as Talbott breezed to a 224 rout in Class B City League baseball activity yesterday at Jaycee Park. | Talbott scored in all of the five | .|innings and Frank Johnson and / Fritz Holler each made three hits. We Sell Quarter Midget Racers ! SEE THEM RACE EVERY SUNDAY ot. 2 P. M. at MIRACLE MILE CENTER SEE US FOR ENGINE TUNE-UP, ENGINE OVERHAUL, BRAKE WORK | WOHLFEIL-DEE 2274 S. Telegraph - FE 2-4907 FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS! 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Lew pana | a : Trunks * Downtown GoopsyY EAR y Prompt Free Delivery Holiday Shop SERVICE STORE | Wadaedey! OPEN ALL SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS | Secor th ni mre" 696 W. Hurdn 90S. Cass FE $6123 7. : ‘Wastown Center ccsiiiiasiiini me aoa 2 r ’ i % ~ FORTY-EIGHT | World Soccer | octane Effective <3 i | Matches Close | New Larvacide Lethal Only Definite Leadeys | for Lampr ey ‘'S Larvé ae Are West Germany| Application of a chemical larvicide in Carp Creek and Yugoslavia (Black Mallard River). April 15, has been described by ~ | +buM “wack Ge the Great Lakes Fishery Commission and the U.S. Bu- © a STOCK! w — West Ger-jreau of Commercial Fisheries at Ann Arbor, a8 & “tech- mays detending caine sox (nological success.” ond rm < ~ World Cup — * ‘€<% championships Wednesday as the i with clear cut leads.| Dr. James W. Moffett, Chief, Great Lakes Fishery In- =“ rams : mo ot “ vestigation, U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, said West Germany tied Cxechoslo- the applicatoin “demonstrated the effectiveness of ana- vakia 2-2 and took over the lead jlytical test equipment under field conditions and also te para tages — Se Jresulted in a 100 per cent kill of lamprey larvae resident 32 for a total of three points jin the stream. a7 os a of first place The test was conducted by the Hammond Bay — laboratory of the U. S. Bureau of Commercial Fish- pave ee completes the see eries under the direction of Dr. Vernon C, Apple- with Hungary, remained tied with} gate and John H, Howell. Carp Creek was selected Wales for the lead in G as — + ei ri coints. Pete because of its proximity to the laboratory. played its second straight tie) The chemical used in the test was Dowlap (3, 4,6- Wednesday, drawing with Mexico/Trichloro-2-Nitrophenol), a product of The Dow Chemi- ro oe cal Company, Midland, Michigan. Dow representatives - _ LAMPREY STRANGLER— In Group Four, Brazil played a|@Ssisted in the stream application and the evaluation of which had endangered fish in rg ae ee scoreless tie with England and Rus-|analytical methods and equipment. i science has found a chemical that can be introduced into lamprey . gia beat Austria 2-0 to head the ° spawning streams in minute quantities. The of the lamp _ oo with coe and tied — * * * which live from six to eight years in the Lata beds, ae a Bach has win one a r.| Dowlap applied at the rate of 20 parts per million tocated by the chemical within 24 hours. Fish are not injured soft ~*~ & * parts of water resulted in’ 100 per cent kill of Jamprey by: the chemical. Federal authorities, plan to treat all Lake (ball action last night at Drayton Biine i oe ; é Pe pringry Began dlegea larvae after 13 hours of treatment. Superior spawning streams with the larvicide within the next 18 |Plains, Merlin Welch scored five __ ake Bj ‘is ~ : entest and Argentina turned back} Evaluation of the results showed a negligible damage, meen tAF Feo? aun te ors anes ane itppicn ia - North Ireland 3-1 in a Group One|to desirable gamefish and stream life. Only nine of 500; ¥ ning. ; BENE cart a : same. planted trout were counted dead. Snails showed some In an exhibition.game, the VFW av 4 _ |effects of the larvacide in the earfly stages of the test Name Look State’ Ss ‘MVP od cy oa aay yer PICK UP YOUR LOAN ~ fn s cingie tp tr Yacel — rs. Francis Has Honors put recovered later. However, the clam population was Te ae oe utmen pac tential GENEFICIAL likes to say "VES!" . Mrs. Phillip Francis shot a 49/hard hit. EAST LANSING @~Deah Look, wih sectiy'suuke stnlanstton bia ae Woe ho Elis take low goons beasts tn te * i«* . sophomore centerfielder from Lan-|from Alpena, topped the hitting |loop- ‘The losers made thelr two Loans $25 to $580 on Signeture, Purniture or Cor aap pean eapeghloy ae a Basically, Dr. Moffett stressed, the test was con- sing, has ‘been named. most val-jcolumn with a .337 average. So : 2 ee ree es Doorman with a 37. ducted fo evaluate the effectivences of analytical [Ute Player ai the Michigan) —Dick Schiesel, senior third base- ; OPO BVEENGS SY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENIND HOURS Ske Waves Section we low State University baseball team. |man from St. Clair Shores, was|COllege Series Saturday | . - + La ate so emting toes i. = fight wi al methods. Electronic equipment in the Hammond Bay (ih ed « Se a ; . : as, heeut see ea laboratory provided the basis for positive field | tea the ¢lub im runs scored, ) eS SEE. SS CD = Tee " Waa Francis t k | tt hon- checks. donbles gen pot ge | 00K 1OW pu . ors with 16 2s did Mrs. Everett| But in all respects, he said, the — WaS CON-| placed second in batting | Arthurs with 16. sidered “highly successful.” : hits. There Must Be a Reason! MEW RAMBLER AMERICAN | I | american Motors Corp. | ae day Hv et wie oom 7 _ © Weather Eye Heater met i St ee © Windshield Washer : ex- 2 Fane anette Scat Ty © Directional Indicator nc evan or harie * Bumper Guards | ; Reclining Seats : * Radio and Auto. Trans. Optional ‘PAYMENTS AS LOW AS Lower Price than many foreign small cars. More room than any foreign small car. - Top Economy of all American-built production cars @ Flash-O-Matic Transmission. Only e 100-irich wheelbase: 18-ft. turning low-price smaller car that offers fully radius: easiest: driving, parking, and automatic transmission. garaging. Available in Hard Top @ Lower monthly payments: lower oper- @ American-styled: American-built: ating costs. American parts and service available or Convertible anywhere. Rid i fort. © .ilas SORES A Sore @ Highest trade-in value—no super- @ 90 H. P. 6-cylinder engine. ficial annual style changes. ILL SPEN ‘SALES & SERVICE Smartést of the Importea “S Low as Cars — Up to 40.2 Miles Per Gallon ¢ | 95 © GREATER ECONOMY © EASIER PARKING P witk © LOWER UPKEEP — : © FOREIGN CAR _ incl. Radio & Heater . FLAVOR 85-inch Wheelbase ’ ms. ‘SAGINAW we le pas. t i = ’ ‘2 = # ¥ sok ¥ Wayne County (iter Puaing "* ts specie Grow ~MoraueProbed Master in Jair [-€", Boost Michigan ©" Pie lt ’ | DETROIT (UPI)—A part Spitz, | ¢ ah _ Irregularities Charged] Cie and prtthivandpart 49 Employes on Staff|master in jail yesterday through «by Medical Examiner "as stsction ae + & ee eS cA U, S. industry and commerce at|t Calloway |it# offices in New York and The THE BERRYS a JACKIE! STOP THAT | AWFUL KET! _ basis for criminal prosecutions. with his master who was in the| THE GIRLS vestigation ™ ® ® |Houce Sightseeing terday from two women witesses./in Saf Francisco Mrs. Jacqueline Rini 36, of sub- , f : exorbitant fees and interest. sightseeing got under way today eigee — in honor of Theodor Heuss, presi-|- 7g) A ‘ Mrs. Rini is co-owner with her|%0t .of the German Federal Re- t > Loe = amore, public. - (Z ih, if ~& Urs service. Mirus is administrative} Heuss arrived in San Francisco| el | Aaa : TP 7-& St J ee : assistant to Zawadzki. by air yesterday for a busy four- Biff ‘ c eS oe day visit to the bay area. The c ; he already had sold the agency | On hand to meet him were _ By i «4 , : | if EY, ary | : : é YH fel = A - > —£ ’ : wir al en Ee ‘YG peg ns we — ee Oe >> **eet ee Py . SSSse2u eee eee mized off | ’ 00; i cows 19.00-21.00; in ; canners and =— 14.56-19.00. . % to BO cen lower’ grads = i . 3 2 : ee+ee eee i ‘ 0; i 1 é sa “adv. |pounds 27.00-27.50: @ moderate ghee tae de| y of arate heh te oo ard Time, of the same day for the sale| New roe ieee ca -- of the following anaerine property: 52.1 ~ 70.6 - B46 . 33.2 ° =: - 7 - 21.2 + 0.2 - 63.7 - 64 - 45 » 91.6 52.4 16.4 35.4 - 31,7 + 23 2 Gyps .. M Pow Am Av Pac Sta Pw... 21 : mt ee : seived daily tnd Salvation Army|etcors $9.00-86.60; wuility ot ‘50- i hal ire . oO; w eeTs i Red Shield Store, 118 W. Lawrence 23.50: most good *d choice 700 to 900 Street. —adv. “ge ollows: : Sale. J at the center of % ». Walled Lake, Sat., 10/cutters 00-22. ig i Pot hat aes Ete 6. Middle Straits Community|. Veslers — 38. Market plished. N along t way ® : %] aes, =O0¥./1 90 lower; choles and veaters fron Fri., : ce * t tance of 400 feet to the place of ‘tee H rf = 3 3 3 Bs 3 5 999 E ty g meneatt TENE ? 5 K Eeeever 2 3] -a + M4 35. - + 13. » -b » $7. 15. . ie. 4. 04, 4 + 6 4 4 7 4 7 5 2 1 4 4 i] > | * 4 3 a . ond ee ee 1, RF Wall &t.; beloved it i Howard 3 $3 eee ie | g mil i : 97 3° ty 3 ac On i Fs t tf E E E 3 2 i H BE FE = ? i z i 5 3 22 ; Church. Also @ parcel of land leca : . {este > ne on ard of fant Compared with Inst week slaughter old Ba bodgghaid Heese Ot Mata MoE A Ate AU Satnt sl ase ae Ral te Sh cs Mer ot eemianinn ome a nt the id y, (trance. June 13. 7:30 P.M. —adv. rll aoe chetee RA P| 27°1y & 3 ab tect; thence nie ey Rummage — Sat., June 14th, 8) lambs OF ee oe og heard ¢ w9°0y W 243.0 ie s™. Congregational. Church, : Gaughter cheep 6.90-11.00. 2 “Proposal blanks and s tions will : be w infor. Sale: Sat., June 14th. Marks mation will be ssi a. ~ 3 request 6 to 12. W. Pike —adv. Anthony Eden VFW, 1008 coer i Sat., 61st Birthday Today ony Share toe proponsis st, favibe ne —*4¥.| BROADCHALKE, England (AP)|Dis ¢ Seae’.- ten Sime, Ree is in best —F Prime Minister Doug Aire ,., interest and to sgrensags St ihe * ormer r Anthony; pow chem |... the County of Onkinnd, sake 2.21 Soviets OK Geneva Eden observed his Glst. birthday,De Pont _.. : East Air L of tbe County of Oxtland, Se Bio «CURD Lovet at his country cottage near here, Zest Air © COUNT LONDO UPI) — The iV oday. co OAKLAND.” [Union has indicated it would con- | sir Anthony resigned in early |= .*g0° 9. LOMERSON sider Geneva as the site for the |1957 because of ill health. Friends; Emer Rad LEE O. BROOKS» ‘U.S.-proposed conference of dis- |saiG he how was looking much|ET, "8 --. ia June 12, 1958 armament experts, . better. Bx-Cel-O !., Th@me NATIONALLY -ADVERTISED QUALITY Ur, MERCHANDISE AT ) “DISCOUNT PRICES” ae ~ Remember > WE SELL WHAT We ADVERTISE » an SERVICE: WHAT WE SELL! BANK RATES — NO MONEY DOWN — EASY CREDIT ATTENTION-ALL TIRED BACKS HELP IS HERE! Nationally Advertised Posture Firm Deluxe MATTRESS or BOX SPRINGS ‘245° Regular $69.50 © HUNDREDS OF STEEL COILS ANY SIZE: © SMOOTH. FIRM-TOP = — , © AIR VENTED - Stans oy — : BUILT-IN HANDLES, - “SCORCHLPROOF HEAVY PRE-BUILT BORDERS — — a ‘IRONING BOARD Net’l Adv. Can’t Wet Hollywood Adjustable -6-Yr. Crib Mattress |-ALL METAL FRAME | PAD & COVER SET Reg. $12.98 Reg. $9.95 Reg. $4.95 sPaciaL +6” SPECIAL $495 SPECIAL 89* - Veen Vien eae em ELECTRIC SERVICE. FREE ES FREE ESTIMAT oe We tt els eae ase 3 ace heb ? a5y Ee, $13 <5. . 23 oss - — TD] fits -“* see F 73 “2 *o £38 AGRAAOaaesnaas Hy ab 7 exeoupzsnete ee wee : 2 - ee : : SSSREIESUMUSasTeaseRoEEARECRasss suH4 eee ot oe B8Sr5 i ab eees ates om. ain . Seseranr sts SIGSSESSo3E2: Lt ee ae eueuwe : — ~ we | Si ASSISTANT SECRETARY WITH) inet eee | cael some oe agen ol Typing and) eavestroughs. caspoutering ane work bo & Com 1. | Realtor, 670 ) Huron at. * bing, ying, young, se. bonded. insured, ' -I "BEAUTY OPERATOR FE 45087. Wea, Pe | 4 Stud Pack ... wis ose 72.5 Beer. cen wv @& 2 a5 saz a" 2 3 ° 2? Serensssse... ve 4 i] a . * eee S dyenpl ee ee. Bi, : ge with good . ind of work tg i ed merous ener benefits ASSO- cos, on CIA CORP. Call Mr.. Fox: 2-0214 or appoint-| time FE 55:14, + lil PAINTING ; #99 ae R. 94-8872 Gace een ee Building Supplies 12A asgg ? ai 2 r ees ve PS8SSRsssse ee NeKeeveavunan Worle aa eeewe PIREBRICK USED. 19 CENTS EA. - CARPER. PAE wwe. 3 conte on, S1De W. _ Business Services 13 7. werk 30 DAYS ONLY i 9: Fe. : SRVSNSNSS ; saiststaeia ars z 7", q re : : : Es 8/3. fe BSEIESI9S+8 ¢ Ceaneanuveae FOR WANT ADS mts rottye Sse a = conte Call now. PE 8-401. ? DIAL. FE 2-8181 | | expeatencen sons FoURTATN Bea th Ol nite remove cap weap, ieud a —_ ASPHAL PAVING - : &| Driveways, =| : : . + qellll ertere, snouts be, re nae of bose experience | _odd STE. 83214. ant scan see ~ (i gE SS || Sa ee ee ae Oe cri | Alien & Rquip. Co. * 24 2. miary | , eck & | job : [Baldwin Rubber Co. .- drs ape i ou fe ; eee ated Peaks ai fer tr eee ass Bae lot, waorcan- 23 tet ee Sze HAE ; 332 2@o-+ aes é z rims of Ginke YOR TELEPHO } spent witch, hes, been, fas Feng per ba woor~ Sey ie ed ee 2 3 3 : ; : 3 ey : eA do Sirice, = 1? W. Law " oe FE . "| ASPHALT PAVING iat us estimate your driveway 9 avid Putnam Hired ty melon. FE | Waterford Policeman Ha Mg IE. po 5 aera ’ 4 acai ened TUPPE: Al eee siting & housework. Home ay Depeadenic Aapoait Paving Sing Ade may Ln ; 130 the Waterford Township Police tie “far of publgeion afer |) Weck. Go help wht, Summer Sur TT aouid like owe sory. baby CE a sone VE UAI31 for interview. suse “or day work, F685, | ft “atten ‘washers 3 yr casm want ap mares j/TADY Fon TOA OFFICE. NEY EXP. HIGH SCHOOL ROY'S, 66 Oakland FE 2.407 ii ; net Rtn inal (ca buat Go aha y : : : = ] a or an oe Bogle most! ~ _, ___|to recover loss, Dial FE). i aes y training, + ee 2-8181 for an ad-writer, iy 4 ICE RE- : AT} A ING OF i OR 39-2013. By mVICE — is xp, G ia P I Miracle Mile Shopping Center _—_— | NOW 1 : In Exclusive Bazaar Area — Next to Pontiac Stale Bank NOW! | . _ - OPEN, DAILY 12 TO 9—SATURDAY 10 TO 9 Call Now—FE 8-9551 | | BUY MODERN SLEEP SHOPS ‘Buy! 4 i Call Now—FE 8.9551 DRAYTON ra INS! CARNIVAL cid . —— Bene = : = 3 WA Ene LARD. 5 * "dl Geli wrk Gia tee, ‘ sills hae oe _ met hi é ee. Ber oo are Gs We bave 4 or buyers wanting 5) . ceana:| init taenew irl ey. fea pede, pungniow., om us| : | Sa pia seable down * payment. . ‘TM. Reg. US. Pat. Of, : STATEWIDE . Wirtis's M. BREWER S| ean 2 mmvacons temo ener neu Te aire EOFs gel setae ereee Peete 1_or 80023, Eves.) ,, ae 2 a - 4 “NOW. “Teetamenar~ SSS SE EEE) sepnooM 1 SS : FOR . “age thi.reea| Build Now | HOMES | CIVILIANS eage ¢ “oe modern er homed Lyd Bde are a. cash for| Rent Apts. ts, Eurohet 33 ee Unfurnished 34 sige = es es Oneats We Talula x Pett! $100 DOWN | $290 DOWN se A: ie. Wales FURNISHED OR UN- | 4 RM. NO OR CHIL ‘otmg. ee, _ Ti taWe CARE GUaRANTEED > ieatened Near Fisher and Pon- a ev model home tn Waterior wilis plus low mortgage costs NO OTHER COsTs saat Pet edinaen vebine| ‘Tr Debi? meng eeite | Sep oa aa toss | hak SEP per MEER, MEER tency Bere apt =| Moves You In |: fa, beeen inn siting tf you are p Ding Bry. 5 A see ai AND ENT.| tome 36 Whittemore, FE 2071 Cantey OEpROOW IONE a eras Pg Mag By jor sisting. Broken! your payments es ae gu Reasonable. 87 6. Parke| or FE 5-8827 _ house, Oiired steam heat, Lae E ] qd $10 STARTS DEAL . a gna Bear See DENEVE Aree noe REI eeereee| Loveland | Wed ang | Sas PARMS — Areca tA . errece, MODERN ¢ ROOM, GARAGE, ON 2188 Cass Lake Rd. ; DAYS — FO 3300 or sate - lake. OR 3-815. PE 2-4875 PE 1681 HERE'S WHAT YOU OWT: EVES. — SAT. & TO 8-0851 ag| > BUYERS WAITING |3 ROOM-A chidren. ‘Aisa ttm. Good east | MOOT", "were Gerben w| Cs No $$.Dn Gemelee taiajon mt oh JOLL, REALTY Pets ; CLEAN T ; PE Sie ener: ‘ re 238i, — Pie inte wt » Low rua TERMS ity tomer and water woe fa OR oe — Phe Bat. and Sun. 16 hood, cuilgrén welcome Tes Owe: Newco Occasion a joo A (| being built and’ tm what Waiting ROOMS. r . Newly LO, ot 1) pw open i froa f EXCLUSIVE tgrms and cavens decorated heat Realtor Featherstone | Custom birch cabinets give you ime Tum ane “1128 od teat bine oe . See poo Bh Hos at. WS 9g 5 a Oe Se Mtn “Winsome e PE 6-6192 sede ith - LAKE AREA? ROY KNAUF 7 a2 BEDROOM HOUSE, 965 PER “GI—[NOTHING DOWN Joade of other features 28% W, Huron St. PE 314n|_sdulte, Ref PE 23000" mm ag Pog de 41 Poplar — Neat 2 bedroom. | © Spacious Rooms {ROOM AND BATE: BABY WEL | trance, tw : : = }--2 story white frame, ' mavp cop garen | ROEM RIS SENG | Sah ‘ttads'y8 (al | "Ee oP ee] sea Hee re.mege | Model Open. |No, It's Not The POR 21981. pm _ten Dr. Plains. rage, solid drive, Closing i& | WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1:30 TO 7 ” ; | IM WRIGHT T EME AND SATE, OARSOE | oS rage, oupeiee: gies elt fr NEWLY DECORATED 3 LG. BiB. | . culy s909. Oven Seturdey 1-8) 6 STANLEY $64, 000 , = yh ao bo res | _$6."On"S References. 22 Auburn at office. edward | 1.9506 Mf to answer |; a L Jr. High UE ” oe geGl 6 coor mommy mee |" FOR COLORED —_|Buanl wera som, reps | Yrman ob Ts oa besa teen "| QUESTION’ fener eae come car | Iai ane Ete | eee —ae| This Is It! WESTOWN REALTY | Pate Tan's, Sumer? FE S265 i An pit Ewin. | “KEP MEW BEDROOM. |" Waterloo. Lake ‘privs. $50 per| Owner leaving state and must property w gE. your bh hom month. OR 3-1556. sell. 3 bed On anes | ea—ae ga] Bat meme toe ete anotap moma op ore | SUbedngnc 1 at emacs | on rms on ist prt. bath. | TAKE FRONT. FOR CLEAN COU- ieai tor couple, 1 begrm..| Re, Kitchen, “svereation “room | 3 ACRES ; : _PE_ +1672. East side. stove & refrig. turn. Heated ga- ment, 2 car brick ee syere We Will Buy é r Ras ‘MS AKD BATH GROUND _die__No_ drinkers. 2-4160. e. month. Call Clarkston ae onenee breeseway. 5 room home. ouly 8 at paves from Your Equity oe a ees rod at rane Bao au : 2 St gee ry Wear, wiltems Lake | HEI( YH S home cay furnished. $55 menth 4-7002 yy } 20 onrred ta Sin|t Nice 2 OR 3| tice 4 RMS 2 BATH Pvt ent | Rent Lake Cottages 36A x TRA E e ergarden a and berries. ti Teens tet Util. paid, Keego. FE 4-9671. 1 . CABIN, AND COT- civile Mw. room a arement | N close to school. mye <4 : Pvt. beach and boat. Walled pet gues : coer ee a tain eve ORCHARD CT. APTS. | ils ih “tite room SiR Ueton oom” Kasds LAKE. oto rach bat pepe est side. Call after 6 BRAND NEW INT LOG CABIN. Se cnasep ee ust ore i ig I a a S Mee tirulanee. Located. close to| Se¥est moders apartment deve : BEAUTIFUL RUNYAN | TARE. BR =; Tat ito landscaped lot : “ee oun ano ry $ig, ment. individual en | § cot. | NEAR JOSLYN ge perso TLS ecies Jake this summer "st: rect call ye cutis trehege, Benutdal Uieoens: glove | _tagee. Purm. Lincola ies ment, $00" down "* wha $25,000 to $75,000 7 RM. APT. 14 CHAND-| feat be ‘water furnisned. 5 COLORED 2 pears. ler. Adults ’| “erm conveniences. EM 3-4760. brick, modern, cuasemten paved L AKE _|F LARGE: NOONE’ Pvt. BAT 1B 2 BEDKox ARTMENTS | COTTAGE eat BLACK LAKE grott BOSS RTY Broker. abe A Pees deo, as we re DAILY : DAY eo Fon SALE BY -OWNER 1 T Ril. | Lane — oo 0 hill in degutital | “2 2 AND ‘ven 4 ras ee EOTRASED Fe MMSURE| Een ots, Pita BeEt | HK. Soal aie Noe bos FE 8-6918 SoriOR ON PONTIAC LAKE, street. $12,500. FE 43772. eS Each a P. Vi ey 3 ce 7 : E ON n= E ’ a Panoramic View ee ee | ep ae ee eee | oak ee mE Nothing Dn. |Humphries| . — « -« N. § soem. en cee : ee SOS 7 WiPRerEsr win utilities . : 3. OR A BA bag ne a — _= 0 D | CRPER Ooms Ry saa st is er wa. Lees by) pit bale 2 os 2 bet eur lok. | FR D0 Reolor FE emit ning” bayers, to. to 54108 days. PE $6650. Eves. |§ new) qecereted 2 rm ont. 968 | Os _ ne. re : raph a Pri ent’. Pri. shower, Bachelor's ae geretakey | OG beste Nr pcre uy | MODERN, CORTAGE POR RENT | down payment.” eo amas Multiple Listing Servige "|. ies NOW! Perry sias Ae Wg wa! fF couple. Fe ssi | Sih Boheel, FE Seem oni «7 a mot BY |3 7 EDESS M HOME BY OWNER . . ee 3 Lae ae UNION COURT 4 __5.3708 -_ ates BASEMENT APT. 3.16 LOE, RMS.) Are you hot nal ag AT Feek. month ot season. “Lake|” Mt Clemens-Rast Blvd. agction. 1 1 ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND) 119 State FE 5-2203 tive apartments. where the See een | PU price) (O0-000. | Dete pymt Pvt. em ed is of ———— pen TO a ple are quiet. yet fiends? be MODERN LAKEFRONT. 15 N. OF $1,100. FE 5-116) — adults only. 290 8. Pad-\BACHELOR APARTMENT. PRI-| you like omple. | heat | in winter| Pontiac sleeps 6 ORiando 3-1227 Alberta Apts vate bath no @rinkers. 367 N & those chilly da spring & | _or FE 2-605) 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH TRY AND MATCH this 5 acres 1 DELUXE GROUND Petr. fall? Then you'll . the. Union | WALLED LAKE, MODERN CONV rivileges on Maceday / of the finest black loam sail. Well r EAN AND BA Court Apts. which supply all these| Pvt beac : Wiliams, Lakes. Ay located off Cooley Lake road. A D. Priv, entr, Motel apts. Uti- bo rm. Reas. MAr- qs alhy a" furan. wenn Da Adults only. PE §-2474. features but are cool in simmer) ket ¢2293 neighborhood large lot. ex- good &room family home-4 bed- SATURDAY 3-7 IMMEDIATE, eck or tooth. tt wh. PE boul |LEAN 3 ROOM PRONT LOWER. | Cas trcat ana ett wissces : Sivtow’ dx papinent te | fete. dining room. full basement SUNDAY #8 CLOSE| Uviities Garage Off W. Huron) These 3 rooms and bain apts | For Rent Rooms be DI pee 53300 Fact ches. 2%ecer ge ACTION — |clatPSicee vemcsoree| fie eee mn | ee ———| Scent a s bu ! em p- . ries, ¥ o x 6 room spt. 2. aryet. TV. stead, 102 EB. Huron st. FE Saveur kitcuen reasonable. FE begrm. full path. astered — coy & Beautiful grounds MANY MODELS a Rew! close in, yoee3. FOR COLORED _ 48284 or after 5, FE §-7871. +3770 LD gg ont Féwood floors. Pear ce | $ith loeds of flowers, shrubs & READY FOR Sores, Unonsnme es he as “Fepesr| 2 Rms., Priv. Bath, Clean | foctulan"tluste sovpiten as | "ike naniirn eitte ooh ree |) SLEEPING ROOM, LARGE AD | TU BANAT E cattor | 3 pawity BRICK IMMEDIATE . = fe fow as $12.30 weekly, FE. ¢-4021. Children | _clean airgrove. FE 4-1 N ealtor 3 FAMILY BRICK — West side. wns 1ST. CLASS PAINTING AND DEC) K. L. Tem leton, Realtor : FE 43575" ray LgROF 3 ROOM “3? Seats sion aad Some | BT BUS STOR PLEASANT MOD | can Collect, Ortonyiile, NA 7-208 | pared sivect, north of City Hoe OCCUPANCY — oS terms. FE 2339 Orchard West SIDE APTS. 5 ROOMS. iW wey DReORe ren Gr RESALE? YRS. OLD 5 RMS a is? CLASS {NT” — EXT_PAINT. ste OR Ow |. Yoorbea toed with pos af docr.| "Zeriy decorates, nas beat, br ALLOWEWLY BROGRATED. MOG | “le 'path 3 eamen oe re rooms, separate, bathe and eb- Baad "f aseme as Ls 1 nl ss . Reas FE 5-2960. 4. “OR 3 Dixie | wy “SHIRLEY APS fF, AEE mrad ing privieges on Sylvan | North ase. cots. with 1, 2 or 2 bed- eal for 2 ery person 186'H | $1500 dn. $32 ae ey PE pi es =e 700 Be ef ~—GOOD TERMS— nr re . Fr vais, 4-0572| __ 4-7083. re Mr H 2 bed SEiniPor a 47469 2 Joty with beautiful st shade frees. : 2 e Hwy. - SEAUTIFUL ROOM ON THE OFFERFD BY cP RunriNo AND PAPERING CASH . oy BVT, CLOSE, IN. wear eae pen weedeat Lake | ie "a BENSEN Co Poeegee YE sti Wel R. housing bemea, Lovely beasey.liv- atema ‘ isson_ Thom 4-036. J FE 2521 or after 5, PE $-1172. | ©), C. aceasta Alemany AE I I l ‘ Ir Pa UNLIMITED 2-308 : : 8TO ing room, separate dining room, ’ Ganrantsel Peer cat) "saa sone omer possthle "discount HOLLYWOOD APTS. | Rent Houses Furnished 35 cook a laundry," telephone. 406 Bpactous modern house on 2 acre | the full basement has of best & EXTER Oe PARR ara obtiga tian or |Purnished or unfurnished, 3 & 3 tivities room, 2 baths, garage and| newly decorated. All new window . AC] rms. bath util furn. 11¢ E.|2 BEDROOM BRICK. COMPLETE. GLEAN SLEEPING ~ LAD 8 M pS . tion guaranteed. FE 53-0242. fous ak tor Pod bcos: Howard, Pe 21604 furn ineluding laundry facili jes. 267 N. Saginaw. on | eee ee fo arden tn in bie om Yenced lot. am en : FOR T E __ne Gis’. Eiasbet ma CaaS ¢ Ras. wa MIDE GAS) rice, OO umrt take seit |\ctten A el SAKLAND COUNTY REALTY y $7,050— ‘ : a . : ABE “Pontiac Press = Seeks 6 priv leman, 24 pleas = ees 2610 Union Lk. R REALTORS FE 405 ‘ WH Pvt.|__No. 1 eges. FE CVE -CLEAN,| EM 3-4164 — EM 36331 i E S28: HO CARE CASH A x sectitealim T BEDROOM, OFF BALDWIN-Ei| “ovat roome a apie, Some wis | EM 32411" afer” en ee oe a 54 furn, Adults. 258 eacpeed Leake. 25; OR 7 TEACHERS 1B Fd Stht vost site? up INCOME, NICE Eaanare — Realtor © we ne 2-0263 . Telegraph Eves. & Bun. . ; MODERN 2 BEDRM, ALL UTIL. “ ud Sa ee eee 0 .6e own, . rows RG. PE 4s00t — IN A FLASH 7 ROOMS, PRIVATE_ERTRANCE furn. In t in tows. he 4038. ¢m fe 6k cab a | A KE HOME, AS 1 NICE BED. Jt heat, 2 car = D : & S C Int & FE AINTING. GUAR _—Reasonadie reat. FE 3716s, __ MT. CLEMENS ST. 3 ROOMS AND axe home for rent from Sept. te June roa ee rage. Orr1s on . Work. OR 34260, OR 3-0062. For — = ee Ld re capi Looageoel por egg “eed bath. Call anor " p.m, FE 41296. Close in Reasonable. Call FE bf Co ee No drinking. Call “Brick rane eee ; pos 1 To ‘ Tso. eats serv- e entrance ason- | 2. : . : cpoy INTERIOR DECORATOR | ice to. satisfied ‘and eli.| able. ‘Pe 3-0440, 204 8. Parke. F 7 REDRM ater WOODHULL | MODERN RMS FOR Oinis ON rm sofiner, drapes, gas heat BRICK BUNGALOW pl T-ROOM APT, CLoaE I Hib “apetanteat Neus? Pk Tprledeyet | Uake ane prin OR Sana © | RATNES Tigi, eNotes) Niehen Cree, ee INDIAN VILLAGE : — NEEDS ANT ING week, PE 2-218) 2 cc : z @OFFE ~ : work inside or out Exp. A ohnson Te URMS PYT BATH CLOSE, lage a oe working couple. $88 ar 7{BDRM. to HOME, AVAILABLE ROOM” FOR CLEAN WORKING , F=_2-3819 208 Florence Ave. | FFERS Large wiceguen maaans . FE 3-3664 in. 4-0808. . month, Hey re it heal. ae _Inelud, util, FE Pi tl pd per mo man eit Cle coe in, Shower BY OW NER Oe indi Vill Seger aera 5 expan- . t GOO! Dixie = tie, “toed Mt 1™ 6. wtelegra . “PE 32-1425 * . ‘ ¢ Res My ee soo wi PRIVATE BATH, rer cececutear inside’ ine t ° sae sete n.d 4 1% bath beating ay all path . me Re. , WATERFORD 2° F ™ & BATH, ROOM d BEDROGME’ Ow tee private entrance. OR 3-2643. Lo-| Ciose to schools & future Michi- Sens ti geee leondies acti davstery acar . FP. . in gat wore Entr., OR 5 Peak ge = eer ee Be Sf Pi tated 1746 en Pontiac Lk. £22,05 State University Call FE eee rings com dining Sareee f . . Mg" Ba . : aes : 3 Aa EEPING KITCHEN gown payment. ¢ T ean cash " we era. ellie rear.|R Rent Apts. Unfurtished 34 ep oF wang | OR - 22 meenaies Sime 355 Baldwin Ave, FE BY OWNER. rF,; ‘OOMS .&, BATH. te ah down, pull ace. OTTAWA HILLS . Barl|a RM. NE BRICK 6 RM. sibe. PE 59-1263 “ prenets A poe —e j Set eeators tL or] _Inn ‘Motel, $20_wkiy. PE +1350. 1 BEDROOM'APT, FOR LEASE, es beat, sarage. “write Pontiac) Rooms With Board 38 sees N. 2 Only yin $00,” 93,800 down. constoting of rior ee 7 RMS. . a $100 per mo. Adults, 130 Semi- if . , deco- . _|_nole, ‘BelAir Manor. FE €1580. | IDEAL FOR COUPLE. 1 BEDRM: 1 BLK, FROM TOWN WITH OR Poom 1% bets. PE Cae of FE Dixie. Highway pa pastel sio-T Ready, Willing ‘and Able 7 ROOM APT. 10 WE, it 7 ROOM RETCHENETTE AND Lake priv, on Union Lake. rites! _meals,_20_Newuen. 54358. guernsey scot| andes. New full : aging, oe poet ae ait APTS evater une acs aera vei Bates Chaps eee ee 6 ae Ee Sle ecee cea] oe SS ; | HEALTH Cara goateagt FE sean 76 NEAT 8 UTIL. ao fa A oe turn; adults “Sree 3 aparteaeue Comnpistety meals, 14 Matihews PE 60017. fier ¢ re 1 Rn bath first foot, § rooms Horst cueage apece. andy . a ‘a 1d Physica: theraty and actentifie — . furnished (good furniture). Large PVT. RM. WITH OR WITHOUT a and bath second floor. Base- basement, gas-fired steam . | swedish anes aroage, on 4 ge St {I AUBURN MANOR i BEDROOM. «Ral APT. RANGE lot. Good beach. Garage. Reter-| boars. FE S0ett es oe stm peel piles 11h reduced, ir i trcol perce eitiinass oo heat His-car garaae, = } sore ‘ront- asner : f : zoned * i Hw~. Drayton pisins. OH Se win 10d ft 1h Asan. 82025) Special consideration for rorking Dorothy Snyder Lavender Convalescent Homes 38A a ee Estate, OR amertal Pes eaek tenis: r a> 7 , ‘hours } am. to : ec, 1117 8. 2 ROOMS. ADULTS Salt ao) sts Sane mae srgrndale ae ape, WATKINS LAKE Television Ser a 5 te tot S.. Tylearapy |” arinkers. 319 Voorhels. cree. ty ease — th REALTOR, £8T 29 YEARS | HAVE VACANCIES, MEN OR WILLIAMS LAN AEE apocious grounds price, reduced, to $12,500: ais Ga eaiD g women Bed or ambulatory pa- INTRA 7&3 LARGE ROOMS BT OSMUN |? THREE ROOM APTs.. REASON: EM_3-3303 or MU _4-6417 tients accepted Easy raves Rose |- Adioinin wood and Jak . Lg ee momma brick and frame wa oy eennyce, cunts an| PX duster int pete Mh |; eee —srores—imi|_Besnett Sh Se” | MACEDAY LAKE | lant Bewtememe 2B Sat | Po org meg | Beverly Bills + | expat’ si? Fu? Base owerst ont De, —— ry naan, . LincoIn, ORlando 3-9522. 2 MPLETELY “REDECOR ATED Complete furn. year-around home, wow ; open, Teer, aoe aA wer ment. Fenced yard. ‘i ‘car ga- Brick 4-Bedroom Goolaces — ee A é. as YDEN, “wer T ROOMS AND ND PVT. BATH INCIN- apts off Voorn, Ra, 3 bedrms plus. Month or season. S FOR 3 LADIES, Low rage Lake Priv.. near bus, school Exceptionally well construct. ar heated ark . fenced Day Oey MET |e ae re eae te Qeecr tage woes | Bae H ra eR nt | oa ACANCHRE OR? LADUE Low) Sei ice pieGaher™ Toon | hceinnt home an tare | it aubeat, Fecal rie fies ot Wanted Real esate 32 832A; Adulte Te Me wLY-DES. All’ big Fooms. share Ulillties | MODERN SMALL HOUSE. — ieespe anes St laces comme) tee Priced te, satl st a Camden 33h LAKE PROPERTY L1sT3 grated. aiet apt., Downtown near Cal PE Soe after Spm. SMALL HOUSE, LAKE PRivI- Hotel Rooms 39 room 12x18, library, ores trade. Typewriter Service 22A needed North pus s 283 2-ROOM APT. leges. Keego Harbor, FE 41039 fast room, 3 baths, end sh e eeg HOTEL A ] N lavatories. Apartment weer 7 ngs. |3 a GARAGE, ADULTS O¥- Stove & refrigerator, $45 mo., adults SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT. IN- UBL sh pci edo og rows Pd GI SPECIAL TYPEWRITERS ADDING “Henderson., only. uire at 1676 Taylor Rd. ask Aa Lo Dey = reation room and replace BRICK & FRA MACHINE Yepainina Eaves ery a pats jae ways or 3 ROOMS ou rr vr. ent., PALM VILLA APTS. or Lonnie Weaver. PE 4-203! coset erm role : $52,500 with terms. , Practically brand s bed- Mt 11 W, La +| _tonville, National 1.2818. Collect.) 136 Baldwin Ave. FE 85407. "| 454 Auburn Ave FE 2-6959| WiLL LEASE 7 RM. FURN. a. “tod! refrigera er po PIONEER HIGHLANDS : ee ee — fee Sapply Co. Vi W. Lawrence. ALL CASH 3} ROOM WATERFRONT APART- : house. Newly decorated. Can have 230 sa Lake Estsies, 2x38 on foun- 2 OR 3 RMS. FURN. OR UN- ine $14. pq a: carpeted Upholstering 23) Don't Lose Your Home | aa eee eeorees othe tur turn, Parking” Nice apt. bide Baldwin, ne eet Adulte. 18 Rent Stores v livin bedrooms ee) Row Annett Michlgag's finest private § r riom m pac’ en, 8 7 >T r . : Pe I OPES LOOT OS patitin ae throughout. I 5 BEADLE DRAPES, SLIP coVERS,|We buy, houses, flats, farms, must fa ne Hg + lsencnd ra noe al GLORIA APTS. Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 Srauie’ he bam gone LA nec. pOrke find, desshes Many materials & used furniture. FE * | # with adjoining|57 Mechanic st FE ¢-4226 Zs Screened summer porch te fof REALTORS mire. $12 eck. 53-1927 re gee ffAN bath, private entrance and patio. cole 3,600 mph FEET OF GROUND entertaining FULL BASEM 28 E. Huron eral $0666 : I. W CK RS AM Utiltites furnished Couple only.|% . UPPER FLATS: 2 +BEDRMS.,/2? BEDRM. MODERN. WESTSIDE.| floor space in downtown Pontiac.| Finished tecreation room. rb ll Open Evenings and Sunday 1 - 4 ; EAKLE’ iSTOM UPHOLSTER- 1198 W. Maple — MA OR 3-4135 aot = tins Desirabis Near bug and stores Immed-| Ideal for ogg Bent collection agency | seaped lot with frees. Svivan WE BUILD WE TRADE . 8176 Cooley Lays Rd EM m6 apie = cAytote_¢-6350 T ROOMS, Y ISHED. boatta a Ea ctrebt, igh nua ssession. - insurance aon, H.R. hee . Lake privileges. Webster School, DORRIs & SON REALTORS rea yen et as Too Here eee ities antrance |< $2035 of 2B EL. Towns NOTT REALTON| come ) Maron Bt cee was: (never: weet 182. W. Huron _Piione FE +1857 er entrance.|-~ - tag th toch = : W. ‘197M, Perry &t 5-888 Prat eat ta ig ws oo All utilities, except lghts. | Ref .|7 RMS, NEWLY DEO. STOVE, 2 BEDRM. HOME. LARGE GAR- GI—-NO DOWN PYMT a ook rences deposit required.| _refri turo "285 Whittemore, den, fruit trees. Lk, ; bedrooms 1% baths. carpeted TOTAL COST ae Lost & Fou 24 er Ee tile. 9-600 we 9 SACUPPER PU BATH AND AND | for’ retired or working couple. Rent Office Space 41| fvme eB ding room. tienen ier a Veteran on this Lincoln — GETETE™ | Soa Jay eat Os seas pore, ce aeip, nossa | Smeg, Sat eae cr | wim » Sac ieee bee tes tad j . Te . j emen' . 2 car ga- ; dor. corner, Ba Belew & vine Walton og ina Eetate, * “ ‘ TH, reer sisi or FE Eisai’ ‘ month In ote Lapeee 6. “on Tun RDM neers Lene 4 ~_—- 4 rage. Wonderful Flere on! torr, . wh SRONTAOR ere, larte Bring =e a small Fane ie te = ; V8 juror LJ ra LARGO Partly turn. $75 3 Fy pide, fo share virity owner en 1-904 jen. schools, shopping district, City jeom, mn "with fireplace, way | will nck Yast pezall TT to Peppy Lare. Lost from ate nai cane: ATH, ADULTS.| —oa-ROOME GROUND FLOOR. rae ie per a NAD he ra berg eutec, eeeee, Vee in fot, Satya lew fect inte Case | ROUND LAKE p 7 br. Beach is, : Private entrance utilities. $15. a nt ta RESTAURANT EQUIP- SUBURBAN INCOME Lake. k to bus, lo- | Features 2 glassed-in pores, fan Biter 6 p.m. 2 FE 8-1208 after 6. _ 2,800 down, Will pay for itself. eatioa, : basement, paneled toom . ; ; : : : 8 a spe RE &@ month. Chil- rAVER Us. very pimreclive owner's, quarters ONLY 9680 Down =m fireplace. 3 2 eg ‘— ‘ a as j 4 RENT IT FAST dren welcome OA o3335. | seat and ee a anrorised. with fireplace. carpeted. dining | 8 this 3 bedroom large stairs, aS "ete total price z BEDRM, MODERN, $50 ° bees ly $40, FE room plus cheerful kitchen, 2 St, “ag Eiyehen, ement. : through Rent Ads! Room, wows, Realtor. tH1y MID. Orion: OEY pASEAeer “wah pabaid | Dus, Owner leaving state. Surry synpixar 4 ata Tie NAtion Naa + den, clean ag @ pin UPATAI oa this "ene. * : Grea: nit that ‘ . house t nt, OMS A AND 1 Barn N DONT PASS UP) At. ‘tente for fis mo. bass > brad. ew. home, =: 8 » apartme any- fen TH IN PERRY ' rooms & bath with separate en- | $500 DOWN : you, don't 4 ; ‘ 4 y aoe wae sneer on -| MONEY! Sell unneeded: trance. only #14.950° —" for Yhis| 2, bedroom moder close to Oek-| . us for is, Moet on |thing —' Want Ads give enient. West a Sa oe belongings for cash| f° SSedroom home. daa tae alg bot i Daly csi a mootn| FHA available, ' Le, i ACTION: : Dial FE | & shod a tes sey ie through, - Classified Ads!| ——- g Sapers : wanes ee * = : wlyou ACTION: Dial FE) FE 2.8181. - d, HOYT REALTY | © | types seer ¢ oan om sare Jim Williams . : 28181, - { TPE OES. reiesraph Rd, °°] saan bike BP EE can habe Pp wren: orf St < ; \ y ‘; ‘ ; P ( . 1 ( Se . : : 38 Z ts a is : » Ni \ ji ; - ‘ \ © 4h, ee ae F 5 2 i * ‘ \ 1 J ‘ \ 4 \ : ~ j é i ne fo A fe ° 4 : ¢ 5 . 4 a sa VN 5 MY hs A a a ee \ ot A Ne ae ese “Sie Se erro Sie ilies Pass: a re lien seme ene oe peste em) At oe Oy eke eee Mere eC ig = BE = Seas SS = ie artis? as a ee eh ie oer oo RA ies he Fa A ee ea a 7 ue a4 ie > ee * & _ EM_3-4393 Oren ‘Rves, 8; ben Py. For Sale Howises ‘: _43| For Sale Houses 43 ko —— wias"tee ate Se Parisien oe Clarkston -« TRI-LEVEL the of the busy city? Well, ‘s de fe “answers — bea 3 yea: old tridevel home on large well - s fine vision, First time offered with FHA terms. Only Full price $20,500. 24 year mort- gage ee Call for ment at Huntoon Lk. All brick 3 bedroo NEW, MODERN | ARTISTIC DESIGN 3 bedroom home plus carport, WILL BUILD and SHELL $79 tely finished 4 yey ae ane ‘ae biggest values C. SCHUETT, Realtor For Sale Houses. 43) : : Stanley St, ‘St. Smee a | . On Lape | level lot or ours te an Lovely snow | Se eve eee mm ; rice wate in oath fem. BREWER Eee et ae business. $5500. Ha garage. Full ooemen EM 3-4196 MU_ 4-6863 on 2 lots. Be: vy land- ser LE MGR. ascaped., In this ve: ble $7 D N eer “ eignborhood with laketrout beast Recliad teak see this *: ven FE 0023 — {etms) 2500, down. Full price wok oe, nein ed in —— sit.008. 30 year mortgage avail- silne ba pear MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE : 5 ONTIAC REALTY Silver Lake Indian Village 131_Baldwin 5.8275 bedroom. § rooms, down Situated in on Pontiac's most . inet : Stiusted in one ot rome tues] Near St. Frederick | - bath. We ea eee bedroom all brick taunts home.| . em Beoski me nook. Featuring large living room, huge - BASEMENT, All Oak floors. 2 bedrooms Se, Pep becmsme vin-uce| ° BESICRA™ Ueto | fete Nua Sega floor and ‘2 bath. 3 car garage.) ABLE BLE TERMS — QUICK reation with bar, Gas Sr eet EAE)» Posen | Eee es ahaa for ‘ ate Hospital em-| R. J. VALUET, Realtor Paved ere, 3 ae ie. a aa nennt end ready zie 345 OAKLAND AVE ’ FE ad iced School eas Ty $1800 down, $15.00 full price. MULTIPLE iG C mens 8 si oe! cone ; avortgnee available. THREE Y¥ OLD D : Good location 2. . home. $600 own ; odern, Priced to sell Trade os Gl terms ‘O'Connor, Lake Oakland Area In your housetrailer, home, _ or what have you — on this 3 bedroom 1% bath, large room and tchen, part bric! home. Gas or oil heat, situated in a ‘at _— 4 room. This home located acre lot. Close to echecls — - Howrey of Clarkston, $12, Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. Main, Clarkston, Mich. mi as, FROM BANK) Open Daily 9 to Sunday 12 to & St. Michael’s Area m ee landseaped corner lot. nice and only $14,000, Brick Suburban Alum. stor Large lot. Only basement deco- Broker, FE 3-7212 or MY 2-0040. tek|OXBOW LAKE FRONT HILLTOP DRIVE Mision Ses 3 YEARS A cious ity room Ww BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. . FE 98-9663 Granada Drive _ Beautiful DOWN pote 3 bedroom home. heat, full basement. FE 56-8161 FE 2-1306 John K. IRWIN i Time to Build vantage o util — help Call us ter * mnformation today. Gardener’s Delight In Bloomfield Hills This 2 bedroom ranch has flow- sell fast "a ea only $ $17,500. Sylvan Manor Ranch Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dixie Rwy. at Sponebee ® arin CUSTOMER P alo 5.1 * “ss SUBURBAN BARGAIN — North. a ee Te ee ard of Pontiac is this —_ th picture , 1% baths. eed win pane: Spacious 4] Carport plug x 3 brick 0} P insulated. oak Hioore throu : ~~ Pigaaae heck yard. $17, full space, oil - : heat. Circular black top drive om ———t eels e -| Beautiful re fu q |. Really B steepee te ¢ only | W ashington Park oa $, se- io Poenvenion meat, This lovely brick pons be lady tetas for only $2, down, ’ John: K. Irwin & Sons 313 “wen ure Strest ‘Phone re Sout Eve. FE 84274 WILL TAKE YOUR HOME : _IN TRADE 443 ORCHA LAKE AVE. $650 DO" 3 years Poca Just ike. new. omy ree 3 bed modern bungalow” ce fen’ Dase- ment, storms screens Automatic washer and dryer. Elect. range and re- lag eet =" fieors, birch doors modern “se = OR | og — 10 farm with - recondl- mode’ home in 16,000 OWNER'S — You . =, Must be sold this amily only 10 years old. Teeaied on business _—, deal for many types-of Over $250 per month _ — for fast ef. “he erviee.. WE BUY, SELL LI H. BROWN, Realtor 1362_W. Phi PE 2.4616 | Mt. Clemens North to 771 Melrose | BROKER — MI 6-3477 — MA 4-3348 1 dearm. modere home, ot Ai burn near Crooks, r 30 -_ month. FE 5-9689 BY Ow 4 full Gaseapben “bei auto ge Jot. Lake priv. with terms, EM 7 b-i2 “Say Please!” For Sale Houses 43 . SYLVAN LAKE brick" ejevel high ” Basement ey eared om er wi 23-9657. Wilson Real a PE 2-0651, COMPARE THIS _ “RAINBOW” COLORED—2, 3 & 4 bedroom moderns as low as $750 FHA $64 PER MONTH $344 Moves You In 3 MILES NORTH ON JOSLYN FE 2-0123 OPEN DAILY 1 P.M, ‘TIL DARE Diorah Building Co. __Bulléers “of National Homes _ NORTH SIDE nace, CALL B 3-5483. Russell y prety Realtor 170 W. Pike St. FE 45005 Best Buys Today COMFORT PLUS 2 car pase “ hea futase.*F i) meat aad avail SUBURBAN INCOME Located inside oa: Large 115 x J77T lot. 4 room bi owner's home, Built in 1956, $7,650 .with SMALL FARM Fertile 5 a with 6 room house, small = gone coop, end tool sh Ideal location for ae garden 1%” road stand. frontage. $10,500 with terms. “LAKE ORION rage. Beautituy — yo ing Paint Creek. Sacrificed $8,500 oh * convenient forms. $750 DOWN fg as cute as you nd, | Very well located. eases ; ate possession. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT iN, Saginaw St | te 56-8165 CLARK $23,500 SELL OR.TRADE. 3 Bed- room Brick Ranch Home, End outstanding features, 95 x 26 f 2 car attached garage, oh! acre lot, East Suburban Location oe LL hal 3 _ BED. M RA ‘ord Village oak floors, ctaaured” gaol 14 is, Stone “reptaoe with heat- Picture windows in liv roo: ‘od: 17 Oy Mrection sent ment, Recreation room, paneery Foom” Ol -hea’ ray Mesitne B CLARK REAL ESTATE O-BUY, TO BELL, TO W. Huron Pita ae te as STOUTS with ~~ 5 For Sale Houses 43 with it down Wood Go, OR > oo Sie iot: $13, 700, 009 . MU LAKE ORION 19 ROOM INCOME—EASY JIM WRIGHT - REALOR M5 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5.9441 OPEN Fe tee UNTIL 8:30 Gross Rlty. Poe Ge, aE Ope ust -be seen to be appreciated. 23-1476 GINO DOWN PAYMENT wely 4 lakefront bedroom bun- ving room. _—_ dryer in- only $8,- 780 with low wn paym: SCHRA REALTOR FE 5-9471 pac pan oe stores, schools line. . price ‘only $7,450 with 8700 dn. Doll House Cute & cozy three bedroom ranch- er. build ane sae tee ridend paying real real estate; two terrace five Live IN os unit, live ON rent from the other, Six rooms & bath each, full bi coal heat, renting for $75 per month ing $6, with 700 on each, & per mg ge oy ay er ¥ * K. G.- HEMPSTEAD 102 E. Huron 8t. ve. FE 5-0510 — FE 2-3971 RILEY: EAST IR UOIS 4 bedrooms, ca: amine, t lease: room, ment, nice lot 50 aa “"7ROOM INCOME oo home is 2 blocks a md a owner occupied come of $140 per month, $1500 “DRAYTON AREA 5 res © ae Spares eee situated on corne: x 30’. 1 car ie, $1000 own, 608 El Rad. FE 41157 — FE 4-4821 &T UNION LAKE OFFICE Waterts 4 piace “og + Ae ate a | Su "tat with $1,000 fire- e Shea $8, — $2,000 dn. Business © with « Title homes Fun’ basement, Furpace West of . Omy 900 with S008" dn. Recta, fist Youn PROPERTY WITR:. ve |L.G. Trocke 1643 Union at eM 34en! com: senertan liv ing fa thts oy Noy mer ootiage bed-| ad ‘ote Beach across eit taxes ie. Lovel ,4Bedrm. Lake Privileges Exceptionally neat Giroux-Franks oS Dine Hey On MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE A HEAP OF LIVING makes this house a home. The ell SYLVAN LAKEFRONT GLAMOUR & CHARM ft. brick Be mynd por Sod breeze and ga- Tage. bedreoms. and den, fi » carpeting, oven. , Washer, dryer, | all extras fie | Or wey you house r e or as quity or Bateman Kampsen |t& REALTORS FE 4-0528 iT? 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun, Partridge Colonial Ranch - Suburban Income ~- What more could you ‘ask for? Here you can ble REALTOR PARTRIDGE FE esi 1050 W. HURON MULTIPLE @ SERVICE -Income Property Zoned Commercial ais enter? in. ‘west sue m wi ; urban area. 287 ft... of exce commercial — fi + Home in. excellent ¢ * and — out. price : Easy . terms. J, ALT ‘aylor| “a ‘he at Pontine Lake): GOs m pAKE PRIViLROES See ae HERES ANOTHER ‘A Le . $1,000 down. $80 Ei nate Dunham Lake mon se ~ 13 tots availiable 3 bedrooms. Living room +4 . —— m pg Be terms R. D. RILEY, Broker re aust 4-401 iene ; @x ‘ett priv. 4m N. of ‘ton. lake, 1-mile : and % mile wide. Well restricted. ; hea’ wooded. oe Bates : Hey. OR Bash creation aren, Safee irog e and dining. A i. and hot water Piastered walls, laun- dry tubs. This Lome spotiess and in very Terms. 2410 8. Commerce MA 42301 @ CORNER ON CANAL Syivan Lake Write to 5400 Mexs. ve 3, Florida. LAKEFRO. E 7 rm, m e rms, in exe condition. with large jot. Well landscaped, ssion. Priced Imm 18.500 with Terme ROgSRLL. A NOFT, REALTOR | MACEDAY CAKE HOME WITH ag oe 4 US aay. ied a 2 peteen. or. will Funke wilt Bibee cash. “13 Nelsey FOS LAKE FRONT 6, nee ll furnace. full bath, te shade trees, Paul Jones Real Estate $32 W. Huron PE 48556 WITH Mich. FE 40487 2 CABINS, 8T. | 97S Baldwin Ave. omer ca sees Be Sete Oe Ask for Mr, Brown _ L.H. BROWN, Realtor - 18. W, Buros Ph. FE 32-4810 = woe ECIALS coe ; a% Lemna a take small ASK FOR MR. BROWN L. H. BROWN, i, Realtor W. Huron J ot Save Farms 48 SE feiiets Se e Paul ae Real | Estate acre 38 ACRES i a a a a Ew.t DINNAN . pe sme eT OAKLANI DAVE. AVE. eae (eeee four Fee oot Soave. PONTIAC READY CORN otfices sess. New oll aif tee es Blend Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A MW, AUBURN NEAR ROCHES- TER RD le 4138 18 THE “BIRD” To sex At ¢ $17, “STATEWIDE ina oa “LET’S TALK _BUSINESS”. ——, Sewer Cleaning ees lake yo , ope t Water Franchise tata Tami ares. Eee. SALES CORPORATION ‘sou * tay BROKER &. RD. PARE AT poor WHEN YOU NEED $29 - $500 - a fe on 5 9 re ae SSaTE FINANCE CO. 4-1574 2 State Bank Bide. LOANS Loam fo. IPA croRny sere vacuum! | Sa. hE Set * MO ewdeenos _-By Jay Alan = ie; “Don't you dare open it, it’s a surprise for my sister!” 'ISale Household Goods 57! mniUsed Trade-In Dept. & ottoman... onereren ee eeeneeee Many J THOMAS ECONOMY yee. maar | ASE EN DELUXE GAS RANGE. ial Wt an ale TAPPPAN GAS yg Ee : sized, never used $900. MY 3-407. Gag? BED, $y, ROULAWAY BED Washer Ford or Chev- ~ Used Electric RANG WASHERS PU LY RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED. TERMS TO CONSUMERS. io. ASHERS, $15 & UP. BR. 5B. Uilnare ‘wlectrie & Soe wpe: ron. Appliances, 422 W. Huron. FE 41133 at DISHES, AN- S & B MILLWORK WHOLESALE & RETAIL sr Panne LA. Bd. Pon, Mich, 3 shades of Red oe 19 ea. i pliedeemebiesy 1 3 ia = Biack or Brown... 4 i i Tan or Orange ..... 5 ~ tite . FULL | Purple secccescesessS sie gy ee | ~ gg 9 18 Shades des Paster & White ih bag Se Waterprost "¥ Wiis beg $4.00 on asteogeneee 1 8-5-3 Bercen doors 307xdb" ne S655 Combination Doors Galy, ....$14.95 12” Steel aan Ze oss $2.45 ft, Grease Traps & Sum Pham Ao een eens "B20 bag Une ee orter i ena " We carry a complete of . 3 materials — a GAS FPOVE 60), DINETTE ser) _FE & ag — Fy sis, sDevenport, Lounge. ‘Chairs. | WILL SACRIFICE trierior_ combination Greet of wert. Double Bed, wereen doors — = roof CAS UICKLY t, Electric Heater,| 1 rollaway bed. Blue mink ms- = mie < Sy Meciastes ee Sabe | Slo Taler"petetiet sod" te | SEBS Up to $500 - SER | cerscries, FE C9001 after 10:20. SURPLUS LUMBER O ak] an d ais SoaRawrend REBT SUES For Sale M 60 fi te : yher. N : - | Pe & Retvinator irs |} BAG CONCRETE NEW |e peaters. Coch end serty, z R. fm tires & motor. Good cond. €473| 975, G. A. Thompson, 80 8. Perry Loan Company Fe SoRERITTE Fe5oe | ones esrent on Stat, | furnace with slack and thermo-|*, 2 te Pen Fe $18.95 FE 2-9206 -| stat EM 3-484. pacis pe, per OA. | at Goutte ot, OOS, - 8 7 "|HIDERAWAY BED, LIKE NEW ashbowis smi $100. renee 2 s ae a ad _— a 5-osTé 33s. p- Se I ae 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG . 3 ——. . e ne 7 SCREEN DOORS. 36x04, 9 Win: (Ll sepnocr noc Ae . $00.36 POINT ELECTRIC RANG ecreeme, varios sine, SAVE PLUMBING Soret: LAID-OFF TBR PE nose TS NANOE| \wokien, frames. Pine condition| ry 9 Gaguew FE e210 - ~~~"? WHEEL TRAILER ~—=S| me FLA HOME FREEZERS - FE SS trailer, 14 ft. bottom, brakes on | Oe ee. Brand new both axles, Or will sell axle sep- WOR K ERS‘ Sis for iT cubic - foot.| ~_1-AAA-i ENUM SEDING | || erate. Mulberry #270. iated| Porget FOED OL hase , _Seive Io Morten ve. Apie Sabi Samuel's Appliances ume Soy Dh | PORT Ot) TANK. NEW. 3% GAL. Wy mats, ctah loans to tate | Oey 9x12 F PFek Base Rugs § $5.99 95 "Household Furniture | penitie “priee, NOM ete, tise S) Pontise $100. ment a4s roa "are back te 4y,-Ft. Wall Tile Y3Sc Private Home pally Thy eel aes m RNACES & Doct WORE aT Work f RUBBER BASE PAINT. oe 12-4 p.m, 1819 8, Rochester Rd and fibergias AWNINGS $9.55 reduced ices. All work guar- aan. ROU: AINT £3 R from Green| up. — fren, slum anteed. Our Requirements Are: Huron, PE ¢3004 | _bouse. OL storm oe VALLELY co ee ree coe ee ae a sa ee ICE CREAM CHAIRS, 7. e Cid. Reliadie Pioneers” Garage Doors + Jom, wee ane 0 permtees® | Sam Pe bias, ft Secs Ya stl or MA “Atbare Of. Tee! tor free. STEEL OVERHEAD 3'That you bad a good work |? X 12 RUGS. WOOL, PACE. $15.98.| | 6-1060. ° ae Eves, = 1-662 an Factory seconds end al standard retbie ‘ e SOIL 6 x sizes ios PE ee captain vost (or $34.95 Axminster, 8. cane ae : } 6 _— & ving, Sayers closet doors es. $5.95 Pearson Furniture, KENMORE IRONER. A-1 UMBING SUPPLY eae shutters. It you owe bills and are Lake Ave. CONDITION. $55. GALL =M 172 8. Saginaw FE 5-2100 Electric door operators, | eogrogdty gee ole NORGE _ TWIN BED-| 208 APTER ¢ P.M. i2 GALLON ELECTRIC WATER | | jarage remodeling. 2 ods | have ecathdence — rug. Chaise poate , ng ere a, al! ‘rent ae. Gal or tre free emanates. 2 ve —— - : =| Reasonable. OL 1-218. i423 ROMEX FT. IN E DC OR 7 at it $1495. 17 MAGIC _CHEP GAS RANGE @") coll lots. 0. A, Thompoon, % ERRY 1 R SALES Loans to $500 reste dened tet Seat tll aM ther pm |i ROOF TRUER OOLY_ SER. NEW. ETEEL SHAPTs. N i raion ‘Lake , Union Village. | MAGIC AUTOMATIC GAS! cellent for eee oT xine | Betehed. cost 995 — Bell $38. _ Made Quickly EM 3-611. ee.range & broiler. Like new. FE pt GIBSON UPRIORT Rode ne BE TORN DOWN FE You will always receive pleasant . a ee Se 58142. . catnen casiderate and “riendly ‘ee eS at bargain) NORGE A ATR Gobcane | tot a Pi. tts HoT WATER HEATERS 30 GAL. Peer’s A -| a ~ HEATER, 67096.| O88, new. Consumer Power ap- figes | See. phone ‘directory for ° Rd, oF isig Daton Lake Raj 000. Poors appear are OAL, stig 3 heater, wes proved $88.50 value 349.50 and =: Cab. sinks & 50 up. 50. : ir ie rv, e. DINING RM. SET. Wu, | ar ume at S| Teandry tape, etesd faucet. Also Electric, Gil & Bottled Ges BUCKNER _ power Tnower, | cr te PE 5-276 stove, fixe. cond, MAyfatr.€-0004 SAVE PLUMBING = gan Procreceunh, 303, "Orehard a LE. ; ib cu. FT ROgPOUNT, FREEZER OVER te I ) Ty ters, Pau 172 South Saginaw St. ithe. ee Finance Co. " " Berea, >I *® WALTON TV 0 “atara or WATER BEAT June Brake Special POST in x 2 Cnieet L RUG, Mi EY 615 gad and car JA a. seompsen: ‘ DRAYTON PLAINS e : Dunean _80 8. ; WALLED LAKE eats Es SS a esi a iL Hor WATE HEATER USED joo Hs & i a: “mite Sartre Most chevies Piymouthe Fords, poet Minired eaeiie=nareesineted tools, ww, 30 OAL. Gs AB WATER "an. Onl 5 é20: Hand vacuum: $5. EM 3-0117. erica ts tools. Anderson traile: BORROW WITH | éryer, Testner covered gotlee tn| ONE NORGE, U CU. ET. REPRID. . 2) i GOODYEAR SERVICE CONFIDENCE WHERE gormel dresses, size Green a8 4535. One. RCA Whiiipe . Jong Farms ce emer rs“ cee ring. | 30) = at tae E 5-6123 GRANDDAD DID suite with table, © chairs & “put-| ft. refrigerator, 106 wee. Nibess | AERIAL, AL SPRAYING OF BOBDIVE | VAD HFC offers modern money serv- ss a sions for uitos. Reasonable ote Te. ey tee backed by 80 years of experi- Boe RLV INA TOR ELECTRIC 88. 3 yun GABERT rates Service, Household friendly|” stove, Extellent condition.|121 ~ ae Fe 3-109} Pontise Airport. _gounsel on» money. matters, = Pree SEMEAL DAVENPORT 2am, Prom $67.50. G PRRELING. ag - = WA for : Gal Available Now 80s - Household Finance Corporation 2% BS. Saginaw, 2nd fir. Kay Bidg. ee NEED $25 TO $500? SEE SEABOARD PHONE FE 8-9661 “Parking No Problem" Seaboard Finance Co. , Lawrence 8t, FE fiatures wan os screen. 2 pc. aes liv. ing rm. set. lawn sweeper, GE washing machine, bd gre OR Cambrook Lane Wa- RANGE, 3%”. EXCEP- clean $34. FE 32-2739. APT. GAg RANGE, §17. — Electric Co.. 1060 W Ps INLAID CARD TA- ble, Hitchcock & Mahogany carved chairs, 1 clocks, stools & misc, FE _5-7183, AMANA FREEZER, 1 — OLD, bps buy. Call now FE = B. Be | 2. ST Cash $25 TO $500 Op your own si other security. to repay Our service is quick, frien and hetpful. e FE 58121 or visit us at our office. Home & Auto LOAN CO. q.N. Perty St. (corner Pike TEAGUE FINANCE CO. ‘202 N: MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. tonne $25 TO $500 SEH GooDs eee OL eri OL 1-9701 54 Ph. BS. __Mortgage Loens 54 —— APT. GAS RANGE, APT. SIZE Mpiooteall range Kenm electric clothes dryer. Frigidaire cerrigeretor. Frigidaire electric in 24 CRUMP EL. 3465 Auburn FE $-3573 ait et refrigerator $35. ‘api — = Jctaed mower "Pear. chard Lake Ave. SEPAERATOR PHILCO, apartment size, late model, $95, easy terms. Crosley electric range, — floor sample, Ma eytes | | $38. Schick's MY 3-371 Po COLORED pad UNDER YEAR od. _Reason., OR 3-3930. ROSE FRIEZE DAVENPORT AND cher, boo ver. thread — chair newly cov- Sond ‘bad: ae “eprines iG MA Guaranteed. Thyle N. Johnson. mattress: match, $50. REBUILT W all makes. Electric, 502 4-5169. _ SEWING MACHINE, VACUUM Syenee. repairing, Free est.. FE STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD — APPLIANCES — REFRIGERATORS — Rebuilt, Guaranteed. From ........ RANG Gas & Electric VISIONS, Tab a... Weonareee pleco one TELE Rebuilt, Genvasieet. GOOD Hi ESAS, . ND AT L & A. little a io ate way, oA less to mite eeese pf Ge oo ye coe for fea i mile! ig w. Pas. ES terms. ye om woe » ~~ \good used car, see Classi | Fux EX- ed. ummer's. 602 Mt Clem- eh ens. FE aise AVAILABLE! = lor ph bocs' 7 et Toles t _ sagt Megamart G & M Construe- tion Co. 2260 Dixie A ALL OUT CLEARANCE FOR RE- ' MODELING, pseints and builders hardware, 24 per cent to 50 cent off For a he NO R pe SONABLE 0! R REFUSED — Ras OL pete fests & Rochester Rd beatin AN ft tt EST OFFER or gas type Ceenameticn: At yen $100 off if install or $50 to $75 off if you do it domly el — belay ee te ou. ou =e ne fa fo cenvinees. Cal on 38 *| AIR CON NDITIONERS yaoeers Home or Office — 27 cent more cooling thi a eost, Schicks, MY eit ANCHOR FENCES No mone roved. _FREE Tettaathe FE S711. BEEF AND PORK — HALF AND _ quarters ee ort §-Te41. BATHROOM FIXTO town kitchen. oil gas naces Hot water ana steam boil- ers Automatic water heater hard- ectric ea, croc ve, = cent A ARDEN tor & double woiaty mower. Beat offer, FE 8-1822 SAV E ENERGY, USE 0 95 fs} WANT. ADS! To find ‘a fied Now. : }. job, place to live ‘or a 173 faucets $8. Ele ctrolux $25. PE 5-2481 or FE 4- _ JUNE © EROS only weno eee “Hithogs isa ood 1 | BEY WP rplae,ghelvina as in oa Ww tet Tie . 3e iia. ft Lt. dy BE GE CoPenneercen - $2.99 each @xO'xR%" “* —< #x8'x%" int. fir |... 3.36 #x8'x&" bisel, * py wood, Fee pon sides ea. $15.95 ¢ MANY OTHER BARGAIN mo CHARGE FO R DELIVERY “Haggerty LUMBER CO. 1947 fg Eas .. Walled Lake att ang Pontiac Phone MArket 41004 LAVATORIES, facets $24.50 ‘value $14.95, also Bathtubs, Toilets, Shower Stalis. Factory irregalaes, Terrific Vai- ues. — an Fluoresce 393 Orchard Lake Ave, — 1. WEW 4a eM IN, SaeETROCE b0c each. OA NEW GALVANIZED ED PIPE , M%-in. + x in : 13%4¢ ge f %-in. s ‘ear ya itn THURSDAY, JUNE. 12, 1058 . - :| ee ft. Bl og oe — bin qas0. Beat traier | 2000. FE S-oo1s. and winch $100. 6 Mereu WANTE D TO BUY OLD GUN. 5014 motor $75, Mast a baw. Extra lge. dog house, insulated, Woop AND ALUMINUM COMBI- 350 gal. gasoline storag nation doors and windows, 90° bike $10. Pingpong tabie $20, Me any e n, ( feat id ge pea ie BENSON LUMBER CO. -| CATERPILLAR. 1951 BULLDOZER 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundae 10 to 3}. a) Cg PRICE ee eee CO, 1488 ‘Ave ‘PE 2.2543 7 CENTS IN ero Meet | with Koton in any weer : Orchard RANGE HOODS, TONE, | a ey Verious sizes 5 tt ea. $13.95. ~ Empire Supplies 2000 Union eo Rad. EM 3-4} eae | OR MORE LOA DIRT SPECIAL : Delivered = od 2x4's, all Igth, ¢ a ff. 8.6642 & gxe's, all ith. a ft. 1 OR MORE YARDS OP 3u8's igth., ee a kt humus, Loaded. 7 days a week. x10's, “ail ool js 12c a ft. 689 Lecheres ven Road. FE 5-1413. ¥. getaide fash doors, $14, Oi. FILL, SAND & Stee Rs oo a Rin! Bros WOLVERINE ae TOP 60I1LS AND ETC. LUMBER “fore Wahl PE 2006 320 8. Paddock 2-0784 | 5 - BLACK DIRT, $9. SAND SEWER TILE Travel. EM 3-0681 : bd ; ARDS CHOICE BLACK Z: Fear + ft * price Union Lake area, Combination '¢ enna — gravel, etc. Call EM corrugated steel culvert “ i ft. ‘del! DAB L EK DIRT, TOP SOIL. Henry tine! aa sist sf cand & gravel. Rocks. FE on ee Meg iat ter _ 3am LAGE DIRT GRAVEL. PUL x as LAYLOCE COAL a8 ste “jendngaping, BM Sou. $1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 a Ai Mu TOP RICH THE SALVATION ARMY lack dirt—$10 for 8 yd. load. rae, <=> sh ion sand, | gravel & fil, FE Clothing, ture. Appliances, — 3 18 WEST LA A-1 BLA DIRT TRA SALE. WI ean road Carry 0 13 fect boot. 66 8. Rose-| vie, re Pa law mediate delivery. MA 5-0868. | Bess & Owens Tru a AL! TR CO.) : fh q es. Fin, sot]. Talbott Lumber] seta. pritent it Finetervecra. rock lath, nmt,| beth Lk. Tel pb . FE Hardware plumbing and electrical| 8-6711_ or 8-1233. Pee ates. 1 Oakland Ave. Ph.| 4-1 TOP 8 AND, GRAVEL, fil & black dirt. Bull dosing, ex- TOLEDO AUTOMATIC O1L WATER __cavating basements, OR 2. pester, Eeccliont condition. 05.) 71 SLACK Dine & PEAT MIXED “ Farm soil, mediate del., USED OIL CONVERSION B Like new. 3 years old, Tank & all_ con’ incl. PE 40456, Sein rar fl. Ear Used Oil Furnace - eg a 84,0090 BTU Luxaire. Used- season, Like new, $275. Call ORIando 3-5634. USED BRICK FOR SALE, $30 PER INDOWs & DOORS Double hung—sliders — casements Prime or combination windows Alum. comb. window $ Alum, comb. door._.......... EMpire p-3220 CABINET SINK jolt = apse ale bo) Value od ir and 66" els. W bese cabinete at extrac values. Michigan Fluorescent, Orchard Lake Ave. — 6, Machinery _60A at rebuilt motor and trans mn FE 41936 or FE 8-9653. 1193| EXCAVATING, T tRuW CHING. “y. MORRIS MUSIC 4S, Fe 2067! Finish bench. tone. $50 down. Balance $17 per AQUA LUNGS. WN & . . AIR Pine Lk, Inn kK rE CABIN FOR PICKUP TRUCK. EM 32356 “Air mattress pocket, full sip, 100 be 8 PHILIP'S 7? ¥, w Bt. Sac 1D. | WILSON GOLF CLUBS, MATCHED, $1 Registered. eer pend: Cost $106 Sell $45, PE 86-6219 __Hunting Accomo. 65A 2 ACRES, ote vane BUILDINGS, $200 down. er. P. O. Box 535. Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B NITE CRAWLERS. . 2 ds. for 4%¢ > + 100 for Tec o li aa" se ices 6a —_ ee 1 pm. & SAT all nite, Sun till @ p.m Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 BLACK DIRT. € YDS, $12. 46584. 1-A-1 BLACK DIRT, TOP SOIL, _sand & gravel. Call OR 32232. 1A _FE : & aw screws. Allen agg yee A i 3. Jacobsen ks, Curling tools. High speed B. Oil stones. . Tool hald- tools & copoiies 5 lamp. i : g i : 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains ll Dail; Riando aw | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 . | BOARDING ALL LARGE we naine alle homed 71 ch ‘MA 64791 well. Mi. N. % Mi. E. of Dryden. Phone 5¢@ P31. Dryden. Pine the STANDING HAY, CRES a Paget 3 ) a _——_- mothy mixture ne er farm. cre Quarion Rd. B’ham, For Sale Livestock 72 4 TENNESSEE WALKING HO! & 1 chestnut small pony. after 7 p.m. §- GAITED STANDARD BRED elding, 8 yrs. old. Well trained. rtonville. NA 17-3106 F skin mare, gentle with children, $150. Welch ny, Bess $i _ 7 Western dies, E 45501. CHET’s SADDLE (SHOP mile between Adams & Crooks. 12 __Sun. 11 to Free saddle soap. HO UT GELDING. Gentle with children EM }-4355. HIGH ED PALOMINO, 4 _yr. old _mare for sale. OL 2-3451. OLSTEIN HEIFER & CALP. milking goat, gost milk. MA 5-0666. SMALL SHETLAND STALLION wae for cqy, beef or ? MU PONY 7 YRS. PART WELCH & Shetland. Oakland $2436. PIGS, } WEEKS OLD. OA &-3228 Claes! wore eens aS rs 1 TOP SOIL, CR aro USHED STONE, FE fe bifis or FE oasn. BLACK DIRT BOIL, SAND. BLACK DINT_TOF 80M. SAND. _biatara cht CS tread Or BLACK ke YD LOAD. 3 BU. $1.00. Fill. FE 8-3282. BLACK DIRT t losd. Do bulldozing are ort * coping i Maz C Cook. FE FE top sot iP 80 for 810 Delivered. FE fF YOU WANT GOOD TO ‘iar aot l, etc. EM_ 3-0881 YDs. balldosing. JIM Ps. tare CRORE BLACK DIRT $1 per yd we also deliver, 8 a ns) a an o s08. ROMPT 3 R black aire pate x ‘or oie (fly Pe CATERPILLAR D-2 WITH DOZER b little, in good rtz Rd., Holly, IRRIGATION PUMP, 2 HP, ELEC- tric, 24 hundred gal woe a at 70 ft head. $75, Pe PORTABLE ROAD SRLVEL plant, best offer. OR 3-6523, TERRA - TRACK BULL DOZER with trailer. $1750, 23 W. Kennet Rd, FE 5-9087, Do It Yourself 61 FOR RENT east EATER EAA |_ 23 BROWNIE HARDWARE 3.9239 480 FORD ~~ FOR RENT Wall paper steamer. floor sand- ers, polishers, hand sanders, fur- nace v ~~ & jand uum cleaners td Lake t, 438 Oreha: §-6150 to|things “you're not using a LK BUILDERS sUP.- sand, bhp & dirt Cement, athe & trucking. OR 3-1534. TOP SOIL Pris SAND. FILL LAT WA at peATTY FE s0IL NES, 5 “a delive > se Clarkston ‘oal and On oy MA 5§-7421, SOIL. SAND ok truck losd ef A BLA iP Si & 7664 Ee grove my By days, F A fra ve or Rate eves, Sim’ te Snes, WASH SAND & GRAVEL. FILL dirt. case ofl, Peat humus, N's = PE 5- ¥ARD —paveway GRADING. Soa! wu gravel, fil, ete. FE GUIDETO GOLD: Sell | through Classified Ads} ___ Wanted Livestock 73 WANTED LIVESTOCK OF ALL kinds, Porrest Jones, MAple 5-0016 For Sale Poutry 74 YOUNG LAYING aed SELL 60 hens, Danish brown jeghorns. wane bef SS a HEN MALLARD __Duck? 4 ive. OR 3573 WHITE LEGHORN HENS, LAY- ing, 710 Scott Lake Rd, FE 5-8360. __ Sale Farm Produce 75 PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR sxevverties: 3 1196 Vinewood. FE POTATOES __4350_Morgan Rd. BERRY BOXES KING BROS. PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE FE 40734 PE ¢1112 SEED POTATOES, 335 W. SILVER- bell Rd. out Perry STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE, ick your own, Saturday, 57 N oslyn Rd. ~ OT. Sale Farm Equipment 76 4 BAR TRAILER-TYPE DEAR- Laghie hay rake. Like new. FE 6 CAN ELEC. MILE COOLER New Idea mower, IHC hay Hoot er MY 3-140] ‘80 FORD TRACTOR WITH FRONT end loader, & blade. Ortonville, NA 7-3606. PRAZER ROTO-TILLERS, NEW & used. Parts and service. L. W. Avis, 1580 Opdyke. FE 44380. HARTLAND AREA HARDWARE papal ws a and their ome and see FE) “| 80 8. Telegraph O, Mylo ‘YE 22833 oF . FE +0789 Ee XiMA waa PT. Se ak ak bar lee. as ret. Tete iss SAPEWAY. 29 fs Lr afte extras. Exec, com Kéego Harbor Tr, rE" §-1300. LAID OFF! w housetralier, No refused. Locha’ r caer aol a Detroiter _ Pontiac Chief 15 te 60 ft, 8 and 10 wides sare taker in 8s, Ye hundreds ef dollars = yon buy Bob _ Hutchinson Mobile Home ~ Sales Inc. 4301 Dixie mer Os 1) 4 Mileg att a Pontiae BUYS OF a NTH GREAT Lakes 6 = ‘ is os. 4 Star Ge ft el Sut mah MEL TRAILER EXCHANGE Anderson - Regal Beemer 8-10 Wides USED TRAILERs ON RENTAL. PAYMENT PLA Hitches & overloads installed, wired, etc. Bottle Gas , Parts and Supplies FE 3 Open Eves, & gun. p.m. WE NEED GOOD TRAILERS lobe wil) — a —. 10 Lage cent, our nat ee @ Coach Bales, 15310 N ily Rd _MEIrose 46771 car . Holly. “OXFORD TRAILER SALES General - Zimmer Holly - Great Lakes held to show farmers that one man alone can up his hay y for. standing ¢ storage, There Will be a lune end on. a! areanes: Pree La Soa & arent Area Hardware, Hart _tand, i FARM Tce ERY — NEW AND fees Hoi Bn Onto 2 eas on M24, ‘6! on side of a This demonstra- & PLOW, DISC. FORD. ir i. i¢” cultivator $1,000 OR spring tooth drag, ear grader blade 066. RDEN hments. feCULLOCH C ‘GHAIN 7. entels, & “Crooks TRACTOR WITH AT- Like new, $125. FE Gardner 8 to 10 wide, 14 ft to 56 ft. Note s ers' New 45 ft. 10 wide 2 R- 49 down. $65 81 per month inc el) in surance, taxes and financing - no strings. A few used available tenta) We sell, Sian eattek S? _Orien on ~ Rent Trailer Space 79 AUBURN VILLAGE 5 3 12 RD, SMITE BLOCK, 12 : x Je “ 3 : 7 he 4 , - : : . : ; : er 4 : oo ee. - a= 2 reas pee. oa aa C PRESS, HURST os Reg er OT, | otf aas PONTIA te - ; : a : Ui ; b a ee ‘THE . to : 3 a 2 ‘by Kaie Osann < : . - . : i . * é Ay ee - : : : = i ; a S A a _FrPry-FOUR For Sale 7 TON PICKUP; Fog Se a ve , ss Auto Acces Be pote : e.* : Kan6s thas : : = aes . 5 ue ie ie OS PR A | ts HERE. 7 og pet gos ,,| +156 PONTIAC 7 : ap Ns. tional 7 -Theset : re cal TIO} : ge R- TIRE SALES ' at sone AGENCY oe ese ‘ 2. ese ‘ oe .~ nes v4 : : tease rey hes ee SE ws NSON ORS DUMES : = Be: rvice- ib ) | ieae plus age “TOENSON MOTORS” | ving _ A» 7 Rog Tene rien tax. 7 z NE SU ai i 2 i : . : a . fe) Wed beatae never used 116, BM k |" SP ap UP — to . Mneweal Lea i walls. 4S . ae D WILLIAMS Mazure TANDEMS . » Too Pickup! we ss Auto Service &i Marine me he beds sage wf , ; AUTOMOBILE REPATE ache Super Airing ppec STAKES . = makes, Arc weld REPAIR. NN run- . A. wor! Mai ats, ie eee ee ee a y be . see’ , SRAMRIEET ORO S| Sia ede|. : Fae Be AND UP SS JOHNSON Se eee vat =| RES Ae dtey a3 ? - ARE ~ adiiier tne apes 5 Specials RD 14 Ft. 1965 Ford, | a 5 sk No. Re able ges ae ee. 8 | TRACES Ae oo Baldwin hing Boat Spe ier,| "a9 FOO . i= 1 owner. 31,009 et Co am. otk am : LE: pent 82) Fis ing BP motor, trai PS & PANEL ; se eau ee i : : re Scooters 82), wae i uP mote | PICKUPS & ee otra Sale Motor ead % iy wood, ~~ ae Ton PICKUP = Wiadio, beeler, powerslice Mi 4 DA, StD. SHIP aay ete 2 CUSHMAN EAGLE. Bey tals! 10" mobo ne. RS SEVROLET Wee Bick 2 oo. ; en ; ate can aaa Pe, Sr ose ou" ° FE oa USED MOTORS “3 Giuvnoter tron sia ; © 1008 by HEA Serving, ne Miyeatiow, adie aud beaters 16 33 FORD CUSTO! SOLUTE DEALER ah oo aa eS St |S RRR 4 ek EAS ae 4 ago and : RAMB Pa mt oe ai RETTA. WE seat. Like| 19 ee ee 50 *'995 AN AND UP I offered to pay fay own Tage und ooneatt. Y: Lt naar 11 er speotemstes, $-2404 after 6 p.m. . k Marine Herb — mo” heater. ‘and white, Sharp! a B. lou Rew. $275 CE Mazure & 8. Saginaw OTHERS “T'll never forgive and he accepted! Black may Me, ee Preset BPE 408 20 Baal way to the show IGHT MTRS. ¥ oto j See = Bae SPECIAL DEALS 91; For SaleCars 91 ae ere roe Deen STAND: | P-Onwiand 4 Be or D ne 3 dai or FE > ALUM. o “$8 MODEL le Cars To . ‘ b 195 RLEY DAVIDSON. LOADE Ew 12° lpg te es Trailers, On ANY ‘IN’ STOCK For Sa - i ‘30 CHEVY 2. DR, PRICED he : 100. Se ’ seer ergy 2 he BY aa aN ce See “GEORGE § MILLION” | at ety eh on ‘Oldsmobile — | _$144.50_ up. 9600 1 DOR FLAT sharp. £9, On. oTORS 43520 : __Sond," Bite, re bso eves lew mile | a Shirley. “aia Piorence |"EW, 14 FT ROUND OR FLAT ENS ii Qunitnd’ ~ Pe tum) G SERIAL. es CHEVROLET 290% creas Ong | Ph | MP, tone, reg. 1 "56 pe apsoN with bottom, fi i985 BUICK” a rivate ows:| Mew "88 Fords. as? tr Sparkling paint 5055 Rambler ‘a. DAVIDSON WITH SCOTT ATWATER MOTOR. NEAR- CENTER | power a eeestitien S pees | A ase mirror. foal" bene soaraine En wiped 2. 4r. B’ hm: a =" eesorarerten, SUM. SE. Cob CorT AEWA a 8 TRUCK de Tacos, Bere ee) py at, | ee reed a ore | praem Pie ig ~_fia “vere: ~_| Rae, ae st OTBOARD|I47_8. SAGINAW io Fe 5202, after usin 400) 3dr 4900 m0. a sharp <. reht down to ig “3 6 W EAE gy SERVICE TRY, OUR EXPERT OUFRORRD TIAC’ et et pustom aes detent mo. oat cen aoe Vice TRY tune-up service 8 Mazure 4 dr. spot! pairiane Uae : R, 1955 ; : Sareea i vears revu experience Tony CK CENTER | Mesurk Seo sete Ui Gan can _CHRY$LE ‘+ SCHUTZ - Bavideen ales (00-312 Le eae eee R| TRU sacs, ame peo, beer, |® Lu pote Pa 3 the Het, per ” Scaeac vases x OTORCYCLE Mn pa a aoe T. sy $17 taf GM ‘t He ned Demeaave money GEORGE. $s Toy woe oat ast nee . Is : 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham INDIAN “MOTORCYCLE SALES. ‘. trai 38 Scottsman en at: Harter. molded ply. M Ve emdcer tt ETAIL BRANCH Sissarek Motor Sales, Harold 1 immer ord © ee ee ae ae FORD TODOR-VERY GOOD ms eld be 85 Johngor Mercury. 16, =, $78; ap ear at Cass a8. Blvd. £8 onli ; only $1.48. Sg ara opt | Sivt eee se seco RNS AB ae | | * Call OR $3034 after "Ws FE) Graer tor your pew bonis ‘and “beep. 4 wheel. drive, Loversised dines month. Call Mr- Loo a a OUTBOARD. . Mercury m motors. YS ee; % wm motel EL, below aml) eer ae ‘ni Sencore owes ul on, 15210" aa Ra. ‘ts Se ES Eats "Pidee Pa Pit <= - ontrols, Mereury 20, trailer.) _¢é71! Botr Heensed condition. $600. PE 2-2507. 7 are Coen aren 500. 2 Inc. ~ SCHUT « TOM BOHR EVES oR , a eS Mi shan eaves | ¥ z 7) transmission. $1 Matthews - Hargr BOAT &_ 3.7) _ transmission. $109 even. FE #3722 HPT PLYWOOD BOAT F_T3 dsmobile 4 sins AGON. Ol Red & white Sid jesion le ward, Birmingham ee ee, | nestor. ie oo r Car |_2"ee SOG| Sere Ree ton Bh hm-Rambler aM yee on. Your can? eg i 700, Bina. “ oa | nals, zon 0 43529 Bivd, Lake oes TDR eet es ee oar ee : 608 8. Woodward V4. REAL! R & " cae IRST >. areca eee BY | iite'Orse taar'Ss | a oe Sic etaeret save aS er nuns: Transporta zm 6=SCOF IR FOR QUALITY — se | rate saa | 1956 Botigraa dara” "| mongy some, ue ore Far Fr ene OR ts SOtiieuy « gat Basal geet: Cars CADILLACS Week et 4 dr. power. In T CAR ymca rary ae Pes 1 canes WoDEL. ° are aati eth ape Fer Service _ine ae 5 f Used a fine onnen en The wide. dr, Holiday, full Linco never been pushbutton, O'shart ‘siass. sete =e Boren - prea ee LDED ARS to Bee. Come. IRST 7 fered used cars ; 4 : Ss Cite 8, 6 &, Premier. | eI — r. woe 4 er. To highest eee, ON BE OER, NODES Fe Botas afier ¢ p.m. y Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac gorse Da DE8O8? f Beet ee on anes N fm Mortis ~ | sareround A matétioe isrvew | _Mt_ eens TH lose R {EPOSSESSI a 90d 3 seat srisins. [TRUCK GOING RORTa FA Wt $6808. - IN T now: - ie interior. stands. 35 lent condition." Payment : Ese at ee a Used Trucks ON in EPR tone HOUGHTEN Tons. | Fe Rambler sera ake Einar une oe et * eushions, ater ~~ Jet's takel ae re Expense . Ss 8 Main hard e vedere 2 dr. 50602 ap Fe Ay —L-— pring | sourl, Sha ; — R THESE rd eeore Pin ween | 5.5 N. OL 1.9761 BI hm- am © eyinter Detectors 3 PE : a tide! will Swank We bp Somes) ea 88 OFFE , Woodwa Down : with radio. e oees. 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By of feleataph (Ba be Loe Se a ni res < rent, find: a 1 ie ae pe ipso ne wal MAple vie ee va Be os ; : / me bee a be s — es ee > feos cot, ee ae : ye . : i €as 5 Yee py OR é \ 4 oa he as ie f { a se i > L ere arnes VAs hee ' ( | a ltt ee : = \ : 4 , i ti \ = SA \ ne eee ee t ‘ i : Neb a gas ain Ay ee as ; \ \ : Ia : hale Be are fr ee i ia * Neg = . ve ae ci A \, ‘ * ey t ‘“ | ee, : ve é “ wee SY ae i é z ae gees Se > Sak, f — aS * mh _= : 2 } eee bo : s sari) Ra Ln ct ! a : gat gt ok ; Me i . | a Sep Yet eet ee | Va Re ss ee ers ete cy THURSDAY, JUNE 13,1958 — J “ Ff, S fe x . J = : 2 : = * as - ; oa A : u . = 2 ie way _ Channel 4=WWJ-TV Channel rn c=n CKLW- 7 ‘TONIGHT’s TV manLsaRTs in “The Voleano Seat.” tn’ Pesius se ale ‘pllate set tact Seat.” Reo (© Ames ‘a’ Andy, | ‘Actress Won't Tackle > mer a | 0 Se oe ~ (eM 2) News Another Video Series Electonics Association | @ News: Williams, |?" Fat Boone: Singer Jaye | if Show’ Isn‘ FE 4-1515 — : (2) Racket Squad, P. and brothers. 19:30. (2) Beat the Clock. Ss Isn't Renewed C OV RACTRO MART a : (9) Headline. : (4) Room. — | = 6:18 (@ Weather: Eliot i eos Choiée, Sock! (1) Our Harry. By CHARLES DENTON : Open Dally 9 te 9 Bee | rato + any pg HOLLYWOOD (UPD — Pat. : — = 6:20 (4) Box Four. _ (2) Climax (cont.) S. : _ {Breslin wants to make it clear at : i | oe a = 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. the outset that she likes dogs. se CH 1D Pinter Dover j9:80 (7) Navy eS inn = gt Me eo om | : ’ ce =. King. King tries to down over . acific its - Movie. : fact ‘ : y gor eee? ae z , , fave race horse trapped in enemy. . > * the ganiniets pane of ; : : : canyon. (9) Monte Cristo. 10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. _ NBC's “People’s Choice” television ' = (4) Crossroads. Reverend de- (4) Ernie Ford. (7) Susie. . " |serfew (Thursday, 9 p.m.) takes a a fies Nazis and Communists. or a, naan. Reattal: ‘ rt lay beng - “Member of the edding.” 11:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey, tion of man’s alleged best buddy. : 5 66. _* eis: haga ae RR pee Pe oye Sey er etaieginely aay 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. Hunter, Rocky Graziano|tl:25 (7) News, = * Get tsi ‘Avoid the Battle of : z a (9) News. 11:30 (2) Dotto. | Show people are painfully aware 6:45 @) Hape:: Edwards. (4) (color) R C1 {4 Truth or Consequences SS cee are the 6 Sports Parade. . Actor Earl Holliman, come- (1) Rieky the Clown. most dangerous of professional 70° (p) Boots, Seddle, Indian 2d os Shey Berens. (9) Howdy Doody. a ae at oe ee venture (2) Special (cont.) ‘ eves? scenes (4) (colgg) Mich. Outdoors. 3 45 (1) Noontime Comics. the ease of a pickpocket at a : ~ (2) Silent Service. 10:15 (9) Weather. _ , jeounty fair. . 4 =) *. 2 TOO LOQUACIOUS? — Clothe base hou, shown hee with 7:10 (7) Weather. 10:20 (9) Film Fare. . & FRIDAY AFTERNOON hee they will) her voice, Mary Jane Croft, gets too much attention in “The | is . : | \eeuen ‘garlaunare — People’s Choice,” according ‘to Pat Breslin, one of the human 1:15 (1) News: Daly. 10:30 (7) Crash. Steven’ McNally, mo dead euleetl santa tes une stars. Also competing with Cleo for laughs is reaps easels bls tet Evil Women. i is ten Domep. aaa. eciting chatty! NBC situation comedy is telecast Thursdays at 9 p.m. 9:39 (1 Circus Boy. Corky's — (9) 5Star Theater. Dennis (9) Barney's Gang. histrionic, like Cleo, the be- : sa O'Keefe, “Las Vegas Shake- wildering basset hound of ‘‘Peo- @) Million Dollar Movie. =~ oui 12:30 (4) It Could Be You. — - ee acne een 2 Y | ee Joan Crawford, “Shining : ic Bingo. Quiz. (1) Stu Erwin. ‘A DEAR ANIMAL!’ 8B * owe B d Le ‘Movie cat) bed Jack Paar. | 2:30 (2) House Party. igeneral, dogs in particular and werent he ed?” I asked. y tubes when you have them tested at local stores. —_ (4) Dragnet. Lockpicker ) N’watch (cont. (4) Kitty Foyle. ‘Cleo specifically. Pape : SAVE MONEY. Buy them ot a TV Store where you — (Morey Amsterdam) leads | * * 8 | “Zhee was shooteeng her picture and § can get them tested free and get expert advice. Friday to forgery ring boss. FRIDAY MORNING /2:35 (9) Home Fair. Not entirely because of Cleo—she the leading man, Antoine Vilar, was sup- | ‘ (2) Climax. Michael Rennie, | is solidly against tackling another) WILSON posed to slop her check. The director said H AMPTON’S EL TRIC Albert Salmi, Patricia Cutts 4:50 (2) Meditations. (3:00 (2) Big Payoff. TV series if “People’s Choice”) the slop was not hard enough. Breegeet says ‘Slop me | t EC (4) (color). Mat'nee Theater. isn't renewed for next season. The) more strong.’ | 825 W. Huron St Open 9to9 FE 4-2525 6:83 (2) On the Farm Front. (7) American Bandstand. ‘Promised rewards haven't mehs- ; i — ° pen 7 ve - (9) Movie. lured up to her expectations. He slop her very more stronglee and her chin was dees- 1:00 (2) T. V. College. | | “I turned the show down when plassed. He also broke his beck, his vertebrae. Howevair, do n0t |j_—_———____e = - @ Today : (3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. it was first offered to me in New| worree, eet is Hot very serious at all.” | ‘ : (D Do You Trust Your Wife. York,” she explained. ‘I was doing z) Fieat's the inside sor Gael ’ nie live TV, and I liked it. But then| [ : . a - a: sas os Cartcon Frolic. 4:00 (2) Beighter Day. everyone told me about the steady more thing. The studio where a Captain pment | (4) Queen tor a Day. income and all the money and! it happened is on the Rue. Cartoon Carni im (7) American Bandstand = security. ~ * Silly. { 8:29 (7) Big Show wala ars “Mow alice tied years where's J. Paul Getty, the so-chlled. . all the money I was supposed to richest man in the world, has| |8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroorh. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night have? I certainly don't have it.| been visiting the Brussels. | (9) Bill Kennedy Presents. |About all I can say is that I’m) World's Fair for a week. There) across } jout of debt and I own my car, so) is some talk that he might 1 —— Cala , 4:45 (4) Modern Romances. _ she suppose I shouldn't kick. buy it. va ton | } ‘90 (2) Detroit Bandstand hat, Wise lean 4 Largest river (41 Masvied Jaa) Lynn ia ontanne don that Frank Sinatra 9 English river (1) The Buccaneers phoned British actress 12 Fish ty: HY, U4 ; (9) Looney Toons N ear ly Loses to Shirley Ann Field and said, 13 Consumed = _ | ° “This is Frank Sinatra.” SS Setinuteve Wy /$:30 (2) Susie Marilyn Monroe She replied, “Sure it fs, Saatas g .(4) (color) It's Great World : and this is Marilyn Mon- 10 Mountain spur ™ é ~ (7 Mickey Mouse Club. NEW YORK iAPYr — Actress roe.” After such a brittle & (comp. form) ty (9) Serial Theater. Lynn ,Fontanne, one of the first] seek ce A 48 Penetrate - yyy ee ladies of the American theater, | retort as that—remance! bo Wis Uy, almost got upstaged last night by Sophia Loren met Atty.! 3 Ca ' ‘Deicing Equipment . {a star from another world—Mari-| ; Florence Shientag of N.Y., the, 2 28 Electrical — on Jet Liner Tested” lyn Monroe. Miss Monroe got the BRIGITTE ex-Judge, and was astonished. | et 12 Ts able” hae SEATTLE, Wash. — To test got the aplaise Miss Fontanne tn Ttaly we don’t have such beautiful judges,” Sophia said. | oS ene mer Yj ldeicing equipment on engine cowl- . « “They are mostly very serious'sad-looking old men.” $e Man érink ings of the 707 commercial jet) Clad in a i orange dress| (Copyright, 1958) ne rest | airliner, Boeing Airplane Co. engi:'ang trailing a mink stole from gum ? i oon "pprite neers rigged up a weird-looking one shoulder so it almost swept. ee a 39 Withdraw : “catcher's mack” device to coat'the floor, the blonde screen ac- $3 Caen . : yg _an engine with ice aloft tress diverted between - the - acts a ; pronoun DOWN 19 Organ of 43 Fruit «pls The company said the Civil Aero-ahatter to herself as she tr: aipsed 14 20 _—— a sees a hesring — $4 New Guinea nautics Administration tests were hack to her seat. during the first xX 2 it ° ‘ et “7 Africtn ; Direction S . tpoe' " orter “a Bohemian od by use of the special de- intermission of “The Visit.” which : aa a stars Miss Fontanne and her) ” Missisipo f Rowing toe! 28 Cieatris “ avemente ee ae Oa ay a of bars husband, ited Lunt ou : ‘ollower 26 Stake 5 nozzles. |, * * a : ° 58 BR To Be ee Eee | AL high alttodes “the soray! several patrons at the rear offf IP ather s Day Specials - 8 Offer & Vigor 30 Intend rida quickly turned to ice on. the cowl- h host ted bi | ‘mm am t fa. 3 ooses © i Gian Fe Ree. | EL Oe line, the decing sy aterm waslney coud gut a, better ok at | oo . appellation River is deity 37 Priority turned on when ice became 4/ysic. Monroe. Others stood in| Sunbeam Shavemaster—model 95 | ‘“ 9 © Langs, plants 11 Mascpline @ teude 88 Might before fourth of an inch thick. The ice| ei, seats during the next inter- | Regular 31.50 ................ oe (with trade) 12 The F RANKLIN $ 65 Low haunt appeliation 41 Clumsiest an event melted in less than 30 seconds. mission to catch a glimpse of her | Six-position Arvin Folding Chaise Longue, 88 in the third row next to her hus- | Bawier HS 2 now 1 1 ° hy D&M ; ij band, playwright Arthur Miller. | R Some inched down the side aisle | Collapsible Golf Cart 5 10” | -- LODAYS NAAIO FFOGTAMS = - erie the'Curtain’ wae down. fp Reewar 1698 oe BUILT TO PONTIAC CITY BUILDING CODE | | Ss 95 Pass | | When it went up again, atten- ae = _ ae ots (obec wee eee 10 a Wie, ee) ORLW, (800) ww, (950) WOAR, (1180) WAZ, (1270) «WPRUN, (1488) WIRK. (1999) tion quickly went back to the : A ° —— ~~~ stage, and the play won the audi- Travel Alarm Clocks, 35 C pl W th Th E t TONIGHT ee send LE —— 1:30—WJR. Dr. Malone ‘ence’s enthusiastic applause, Aft-, Regular 6.50 ....,..... Sp evoceds: . now 4 om ete ! ese X ras , : sen CKLW~< Heatter. Davies - > fi Miss Monroe . 00—WIR, N WXYZ, gurreil WJBK. News, Geor er the final curtain Miss ; e3 wae re McKenzie WON. Reve, and News WPON. News Martyn 2:00—WJR, Rt. to Happiness ANd her husband went backstage ff Regular 995 Fa eABUREE Deda ee cacaeneesene. now 5 Ya"* FIR SIDING bd CONCRETE SLAB CKLW. News WWJ, News, Confessions (for a courtesy call on the Lunts. | @ BERRY--STEEL OVERHEAD DOOR SRK. Ne ne ae 0:00 WER, deck, Barr ws, Re Black and Decker Drill Kit—Including ‘-inch drill WJBK, News, Reid g WEON, reas Bast x Muse CKLW. News M. Labbitt wit huck, set of tool bits, sander, buffer, stand, sie With Mason | WPON, Music W.th Mason WCAR, News Martin: rrr oo chuck, set o sander, buffer, sta ; = 10:00—WIR, arthur Gedtrey | 5 os win cpt, xext Door ROZ Russell, Dean Martin carrying case 19" Low Wee on 1 and 2 Car Gareses “wa, News, Mareell FRIDAY MORNING WXY2, Curtain Calls WWJ, One Man's Family | Best-Dressed Entertainers | Regular 3.05 ....-.. 6... eee serene = pely €:00—WJR, News, Melody Se] News eid” «| CKLW, News, Shift Break it Six.Transistor Pocket-Size Radio and Leather Cases ERLW. Len Lewis, cn otro Time | “Ww, News, Roberte NCAR, Mews | ene WPON. Don Zee Show HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Rosalind | One Full Year Guarantee and Free Service 29” Eves WCAR, News. Patrick wxyz. Fred Wolt _ sa_wwa pon Ameche ve Yelen Trent | Russell and Dean Martin are the, Regine 096 occ ee now aad } | : Li yet 1 A ‘Heart’ Arteries Take Big To Fifty-Five Per Cent of Insurance: . Paid dace | for These Diseases FIFTY-SIX _ 7. NEW. YORK, N. Y.—Fifty-five) toa per cent of the $480,000,000 paid | out by one large life insurance) company last year in death claims | was for diseases of the neart andjj | arteries, and about 20 per cent forjf cancer, the company’s statisticians report. Together, these causes of death accounted for somewhat more than | $3 of each $4 paid in claims to) beneficiaries. Twenty years aso| they accounted for only 52.7 per} cent of the total. The propertion of disburse: | ments for the degenerative con- Decorative Yardlight to Brighten Homes mi? = 2.88 Save 6lce. Weather resistant light adds beauty, utility to : name exterior. 10 in ref : » + black and brass color. policyholders at the older ages. These other aspects of the com- pany’s 1957 claim experience were reported: Although payments for all causes combined increased by 12 per cent between 1956 and 1957, the amount paid out on account of deaths from pneumonia and influenza rose al-/} most 50 per cent, largely as = result of the epidemic of Asian i fluenza and other respiratory dis- eases last autumn, E 3 i = ® @ Bears Full 15 Year Service Guararitee e Burst Strength 5 Times City Water Pressure @ Rugged 3 Layer Construction @ Rayon Tire Cord Reinforced. Won't Burst me i iu q A aate ene oy © Tough Flexible Neoprene Cover myelitis pase cll eu tone dra- Yax75-ft. Hose, Rég. 9.95 ._.... S AVE 6.57 matically. Last year’s disburse-| ments were $52,000; this compared with $215,000 the year before, and rat at xeat | PLASTIC HOSE @ disbursements of about $40,000,- Kenmore 20-Inch 000, somewhat over half of which 98 one + was for deaths in motor vehicle in Gobcen 3 Thermostatic Fan Just Say “Charge It’ *- | Reg. 295 39. 88° The bulk of claim payments dur- ing the year was on deaths of pol- J. Electrically reversible . . 2 speeds forward and reverse ; : : Directional grill... 3300 CFM _—A traditional styled post and lantern to add useful beauty Of air, luletime clled moter. to your home. Adjusts 5 1/6t: to Bt Black enameled steel... brasé-plate ornament. = Top-Quality Golf. jrons - Endorsed by Doug. Ford! sine 3998 New-True Line” 2-tone grips new “Power sign — better “bite” on bel ball. New “Magna Powered” shafts by True “Temper.” USGA approved face scor- ———- chrome over steel. | Set of 3 woods... 32.98 icy holders at the main working ages. Sdémewhat over. $7,000,000 was paid in death claims on ordi- nary and industrial policies in force Jess than a year, and nearly one- third of this amount was on poli-| cies in force less, than three | months. Today's Cook Finds Kitchen Work Easy | WASHINGTON (AP)—Secretary of Agriculture Benson said a Your Choice : os 18-inch Cut Rotary or Reel SF Folding Golf Cart : POWER LAWN MOWERS wei 17.88 — — action eases umps, shaking of clubs. Both Reg. 79.50- 88 Opens, closes in one opera- tion, Big I4-inch wheels. ‘Your Choice ot the old fashioned cook is disap- pearing from the American kitch-| ens, ; Housewives, he said, no longer’ want to cook chickens, clean fish, squeeze oranges or even peel po- | tatoes. Instead, Benson said, they f prefer prepared ready - to - cook foods. | cn x * | The prepared foods, he contin-| ued, are revolutionizing the food | industry with new ways of produc- | tion, new methods: of processing, | packaging and retailing develop- ing almost daily. Benson made his observations in a talk-prepared for a luncheon meeting of the Washington Food Group, a food industry organiza- tion, ~ each 18-in. Reel! Big 4-cycle engine, with chain and belt drive* for greater power. Plus 3-piece roller. Hurry, buy during this sale... SAVE! 18-in. Rotary! New finger tip wheel adjustment for 9 cut- ting heights from ¥2 to 3% inches. 5-position control for oo heavy cut, light cut, idle and stop on handle. * * * “Tt is remarkable,” he said, “how the food industry has suc- : | : ae | ceeded in reducing kitchen tasks, ble, Laminated . J. C. Higgins Boys’ or ar through built in maid service. J.C. tieside Plywood Water Skis ee . 88 He said food is a much better! Badminton Racket Girls’ 26-inch Bikes buy now than it was a generation Reg. 17.98 14.88 4 ago when the housewife did all the chores connected with the preparation of foods. : ‘ Benson said farmers, industry and government re working to- | gether in a drive to lower food costs, improve quality and expand markets, Wes 1.19 88* Try | Pome al Ponatyinoel rs Tank model hikes quipped er front lender light and mately S-f. 6-in. long. Tear luggage carrier. Boys’, red; girls’ blue with white Kajustable foot binding. tim. feck hops’ or ota bikes. ...Was 46.95... 39.88 1c. Higgins | OVER *40 SAVINGS! Sportsman's Five Quort Picnic Jug 1] 3 *: . =~ —— Regularly at 189.95 is 699 | eee 4 Elgin 742 H.P. voce ontce | Sei OUTBOARD outdoor workers. Has Eeonomy ced, yet well con- acer la size. Buy i a racket or complete Badminton sets. at Sears. At, least half the world’s people over 10 years of age are totally illiterate and another 15 per cent] . are partially illiterate, according | ‘ to UNESCO. 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