Ae \ Stratospheric altitudes. & ieee The Weather © we. Weather Buresa Fertcast _ Warmer Tomorrow . (Details on Page ae oh Teth YEAR © eee PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY: MAY 28, 195844 PAGES Police Guard De Gaulle as He Races | to - 7 UAW Proposes Government End Deadlock GM Convinced Such —It's Too Late DETROIT # — The United Auto Workers today made a bid for government help to break a deadlock in contract negotiations with the auto industry. _ General Motors immedi- ately replied that such a move would accomplish nothing. The UAW proposed that the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service enter otiations. G this group and is convinced that it is too late now for the mediators to help. Leonard Woodcock, UAW vice president in charge of GM nego- tiations, told newsmen GM made a farce of negotiations by stand- ing firm on its original proposal to extend the wage formula of the present contract. Woodcock said negotiations are continuing. But, he said, it will take a miracle to reach a settlement before the GM contract expires at midnight tomorrow. Woodcock said the union has of- fered to modify its original de- mands and is ready to trim them * * * Wooticock indicated the union ts prepared to alter its proposals to provide cost-of-living increases for retired workers to meet company objections that the plan would be too costly. GM estimates revisions would increase costs 10 cents an hour per worker. 7 Woodcock said the union is pre- pared to make an alternate pro- posal which would be cheaper. Woodcock’s announcement broke a blackout that had prevailed over bargaining. The Ford and Chrysler contracts expire at midnight Sunday. Auto makers reportedly are (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Re ES In Today's Press Sa LZ All About Men ..,........05-. Br] Comics... 5 coos Oe County News ........ cocccoue ID WAMMaW ook. 6 os ccccccsucscess 6 Markets eee * * *ereeerene 38 Obituaries ..... cacsee> Sports ..... epeteseesws 30 - 34 TRGROOD .ccccerecscccecsceees 36 - TV & Radio Programs ...... a Wilson, Earl ..... weleqieeeeesiec's 43 Women's Pages ......... 3%. Fal Week! ‘Cates - of “page na yt ge puile's - mene fantins: > ‘so they can get higher pay. © Bid Would Be Futile inew military money bill, the con- | Sas Propose to End | Flight Pay for | Desk Ofticers WASHINGTON (AP) — The) House Appropriations Committee | today called for an end to the mil-| itary practice of letting deskbound officers fly a few hours a month ‘ * * * In a report. accompanying the | gressmen said the extra flight pay | is+ justly due to those who fly | fast, dangerous combat planes | and who must keep up their com- bat proficiency. x * * ! The committee said flight pay—_ worth from $50 to $165 a month—| said it already had met with ©} Vanguard satellite panel—most of _jover toward a horizontal course. iwas originally provided as com- pensation for hazardous duty. But jt reported much flying is now done just to meet the four hours a month minimum required to qualify for flight pay. Probe Failure of Vanguard Navy Satellite * 2,000 Miles in Space, | Then Plunges CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila. (AP) | —Navy- scientists searched tire-) lessly today for a technical bug that brought their second basket-/ ball-sized satellite plunging to) earth after a brief flight into| space. * * * Blasted aloft by the Vanguard rocket shortly before midnight, the 20-inch ball flew 2,000 miles ‘out in- an are-like course, then’ hurtied back into the atmosphere. | For the moment the Navy was | ~unablé to say what caused the | satellite to fall after what ap- | peared to be a perfect Igunching toward an orbit around the earth. | “Méager information radio éé back by the satellite before it ; went silent eventually may, tell why it wound up just like the first basketball moon—at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Only a few flaming fragments may have hit the sea, however. * * * In all likelihood, said Dr. Rich- ard W. Porter, chairman of the the satellite was consumed by trictién heat in its dive to oblivion. First word that the launching had failed came as a shock to scientists here. - From the moment the Vanguard leaped out of a white-hot pool of fire up into a black Florida sky, Navy people who saw it ‘were jubilant. * * Fhe rocket’s brilliant exhaust flame cut a perfect path through a heavy overcast, straight w at first, then arching gracefully Its whining radio signal was New Missile tdenchatit See dd cee oe picked up, then lost. for Navy - Flies. 4 dents’ | Conrad Krehling George W. Martin Mrs. Anne Gilmore Clarence Nybakke ‘Paul Jarrell Mrs, Esther Mansfield Timothy W. Anderson ' Mrs. Dora Charne Aloise Sperl Frank T. Hames Mrs. Eleanor Klix Jack W. Taylor i Harvey J. Segnitz Russell H. Lawrence Rebert Kelley Anthony Grassi , Mrs. Lola K. VanDivort Clarence Muncey Jr. Willie T. Hall Harry Ordway Ralph G. Sepulveda Lamont Haverkate Nathaniel H. McConnell y Don't Make Death Your Highway Copilot Report Coty to Name New Premier Today | Communist Mobs Massing | in Bastille Area to Protest | Against General | PARIS (UPI) —President Rene Cot I the name of France’s new premier-designate at 10 p.m. | (4 p.m. EST), an Elysee Palace spokesman said today. Meanwhile Gen. Charles de Gaulle left his home 150 ‘miles east of Paris suddenly today. There was specula- Gary Daisy “Lloyd Gilbert J. Bebrends Do you recognize any of the names above? Some of them were your friends and neighbors in Oakland County. All of them have something in common. They are dead. dents. All 35 of them. volved, out for a drive i stance placed them at | right time. | a chance.” New Michigan Map Collector's Item? LANSING &® — Although 600,000 copies of the 1958 official state highway map are being distributed starting today, it may become a collector’s item. Unless the legisiatare none its mind, these will be last maps put out by the pend ment. The law-makers have banned future printing of the free maps, which cost $34,778 this year, &s an economy move. The maps will be distributed by the State Tourist Council, the four regional tourist associations, state and county highway offices and|in such other outlets as newspapers, rradio ang television stations, coun- ty clerks, chambers of commerce, hotels and garages. The highway department one Rand McNally Co., Chicago ma specialists, describe it as “the fin- est state highway map we've ever seen.” Man Cooks Best Pie HANCOCK,: Mich. ) — After tasting 14 meat and vegetable pies baked by women in the annual pastry competition here, judges awarded the champion- ship to James K. Allen — the only male entry. |Put Hubbies Through EAST LANSING, Mich. » — Although the big cap and gown doings are 10 days off, 23 stu- wives tonight will be awarded P.ILT. degrees — for Putting Hubby Through — at ‘Michigan State University. | They died in Oakland County traffic acci- Many were innocently in- on a sunny day. Happen- the wrong corner at the _ A few were disobeying speed limits, passing on curves, mixing alcohol with gasoline, or just “taking 4 An attempt by disgruntled police officers to force a showdown in their battle with Police Chief Her- bert W. Straley fizzled out at an anticlimactic public hearing by the City Commission last night. to seek Straley’s resignation on a? basis of criticisms contained the controversial Public Admin- istration Service report on low po- lice department — and effi- ciency. LISTEN IN SILENCE Commissioners listened to their P petition in silence, then heard a counter-petition. signed by 28 other officers. Observing that there apparent- ly was a split in the depart- ment's ranks, Mayor William W. Donaldson called an end to the Twenty-seven officers had voted, Paul DeBois Mrs, Barbara Ketchum Elmer Taylor Mrs. Agnes McIntyre Mrs. Barbara Fitzgerald © Bridge Irwin Mrs. Agnes Blay Charles E. Nye | Benjamin J. Kotowski Right or wrong, they died. Some were victims of a childlike belief that if they were on their side of | the center line, they were sa Ten persons have died in seven head-on crashes this year. Others failed to realize that driving 20 or 30 miles over the speed limit, running stop signs and amber - traffic signals only gets the minute or two earlier. fe. — m to their destination a * -* -* ; | Those saved minutes can be pretty expensive. Figuring a life expectancy of 72 years, we've wiped out 1,132 years sincé January 1. | hearing 20 minutes after it be- gan. He said that Straley was an ap- pointee of City Manager Walter K. Willman and the commission was powerless to take any action on him, one way or the other. ENDED HEARING Thus ended what had been an- ticipated as a heated discussion of the PAS report and its appraisal of the police chief. About 120 persons, mostly po licemen and their wives, ons turned out to hear what went on. Only one person in the audience had anything to say. | Lt, Donny .Ashley, chairman. of the Pontiac Police Officers Asso- ciation’s civil service committee, submitted a resolution he said was passed at a special meeting Thurs- day. Southfield building firm. Father of Five Loses Leg; Ground in Cement Mixer A Detroit father of five miraculously escaped being ground to death last evening as he lost his right leg ‘while attempting to clean out a cement mixer at a Listed in critical condition at Detroit Receiving Hos- pital is Jasper Moore, 47, of 4845 Hurlbut St. Doctors To Prevent Air Collisions — Create 3 Super Skyways WASHINGTON (AP)—The Civil Aeronautics Board to- day created three transcontinental super skyways in a move to lessen the danger of aircraft collisions. The skyways will be established June 15. As of that date all flights between 17,000 and 22,000 feet altitude in the designated air corridors will be-wholly controlled from the ground regardless of weather. The ground control will apply to both military and commercial planes using the skyways. x 2 The corridors will be 40 miJes wide. Within them planes will be separated by at least 1,000 feet vertically and 1 min- utes flying time horizontally. The. CAB said the airlines, which already have pledged their pilots will submit voluntarily to ground ‘control in all operations above 10,000 feet, endorsed | the. f skyway plan. _ 4 “The Department of Defense informed CAB this morn- @ ing of its endorsement,” the Board said. . : Ne idles of the mixer, —‘say he lost his right leg at the knee and has a paaty fractured left leg. Moore, a laborer for the cea seven years with Superior Cement Products Co. of 19614 W. Eight Mile Rd., entered the mixer short- ly after 6 p.m. to clean it. Un- aware Moore was in it, Pat Doss, company president from Ferndale, accidentally started the machine. Doss, of 1748 Pinecrest Ave., who collapsed following the ac- cident, said he immediately stopped the mixer when he heard Moore’s screams. ‘I thought he had gone home, We had no idea he was in there,” | he said. The paddies of the machine ripped off Moore's right leg. He remained trapped for about 90 ‘minutes unfil Oak Park firemen, police and Clarence Franklin, op- erator of a metal fabricating busi- ness in the area, freed him with a_ torch. A doctor administered sedatives ito the victim as he lay trapped Officers Fail to Force Showdown on Straley | It said that if Straley wouldn't resign at Willman’s request, the Commission should order Willman to file removal proceedings against the chief with the Civil Service Commission. Asked by Willman for more de- tails about the special meeting, Ashley said 35 policemen attend- ed it, with 27 officers voting for the resolution, six voting against it and two abstaining, : Donaldson then had City Clerk Ada R. Evans read the other let- ter, which he said was turned into her office yesterday afternoon, It said it was not the business of any rank-and-file officer to suggest that anyone be dismissed. . GIVEN TO WILLMAN The mayor turned both docu- ments over to Willman, who said later that he would look them éver. Straley, whe remained silent daring the hearing, afterwards claimed a victory ang said he had “no intention” of resigning. “This was the first real chance during the long fight we've had in the department for the association members to stand up and be count- ed,” he said. “I think the results show that those in the department who oppose me do not have as much support as they’ ve adver- 2 |‘ tised, “T've said over and over that tion he was answering a call from President Rene Coty to attend a conference of political leaders preparatory forming a new government for France. Simultaneously, thousands of angry Communists and Socialists massed in Paris’s Bastille quarter — historic te President Says Slump Slowing starting point of the French Revolution in 1789 — to protest De Gaulle’s appar- ently steady rise to power. De Gaulle sped away from his home at Colomey-Les-Deux-Eglises in his black Citroen shortly after 5 p.m. (il a.m., EST). ike Cautions Against “Optimism on Upturn in Near Future WASHINGTON (UPI)—President He told .a news conference that some of the economic indices point will announce . i i a ala a to an upturn. But he said one swal- Page 15 low does not make a summer. ** «- @ Some parts of the nationaljcar from France's FBI, the Su- economy, such as the auto and oth-|rete Generale, accompanied De er durable goods industries, stil)|Gaulle. are not doing too.well, he said. On| At that very moment tens of thé whole, he noted, the nation is ~anti-De Gaulle dem= weathering the recession well. surged into the Place In other news conference re-jde la Bastille where the French marks, the President said: Revolution of 1789 erupted. Former ss aie Gen mat came — Bae Bag oe ( oes aati-cecession tax outs that would | a1 Was among Gem, greatly increase the federal | “Fascism shall not ” the budget deficit, _ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) — He would deplore any peace- iene SN eS en Leasing Buses _ prices anak to central wens sme Pondara: a both must be held down im an ef-| PORT HURON (UPI) — Pert Garden aves Beware Frost Due Here Tonight - Garden lovers were warned by the Weather Bureau. to- day to cover up those precious plants and flowers as frost. the Pontiac area tonight. The mercury was expected to dip down to an unsea- sonable reading between 31 and 37 degrees in the south- ern part of the state. Colder readings were expected fur- ther north. Although the weatherman forecast a high tomorrow around 73, he issued disturbing news to Memorial Day vaca- tioners. He said it would be continued cool Saturday and Sunday. * * * Scattered showers or thundershowers might hit the area Friday night, he said. The low. in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 49 degrees, The mercury had climbed to 63 at 2 p.m. (Continued on Page 2, Col, 3) Memorial Day Parade Set in Pontiac Pontiac’s Memorial Day cere- monies will begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday as Americans throughout the country pause in remembrance of the nation’s wartime dead. Local ceremonies will begin with a parade up Saginaw St. from Jackson St. to the Civil War Mon- ument at the intersection of Sag- inaw and Oakland Ave. « *« * The parade will consist of three main sections, The first will~be made up of such dignitaries as Malcolm Os- walt, Memorial Day Association, and Flové Cremer, marshal of the day. included will be the Pontiag Cemral High Band and various Armed Forces units including the Pontiae Naval Reserve, Ar iwith his legs gripped -| the pad- | a color guard represent (ting the my Reserve, National Guard, and To Honor War Dead president of the Pontiac: | . Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force, The second section will be made up of delegations from the many local veterans groups. The final), section will consist mainly of jocal|* mothers’ clubs and women’s patri- otic and civic organizations, The patfade will end With the presentation of a wreath to the Civil War Monument by this year’s parade marshal, Edward final Week!. Going. out of business sale! Sporting goods — Luggage! Philip's, 79 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. New Oldsmobdites — $2,500.49 Pull Price ~ Jerome's Olda-Cadillae =o = TRADE UP OR DOWN, at the Hot Lei, The Bright Spot, FE 8-098 y.| Assn. will be at work C. Tanner, of $4 Blaine St. 'Tan- ner Is 9 Spanish-American War veteran, Parade participants will then go to Perry Mt. Park Cemetery for a memorial program. The many civic, fraternal, and veterans organizations will place wreaths on the bier at the Veterans plot there. * * * The.program will feature an ad- dress by Dr. Dana P. Whitmer,. superintendent of Pontiac schools, who is speaker of the day. mony will be held at Wisner Mem- orial Stadium by World War ul veterans. in the morning placing Ame flags on the gtaves of veterans at the cemetery, according to Oswalt, or rere | ra a # and sub-freezing temperatures were predicted to settle upon — Following the address a cere- Members of the Memorial Day . . ‘ ‘ J ( $e ° ra J } : * Jo 4 } * , 7 5 A - ip ; : a = s }. . F * : = alee : ; \ 4 or ; | oS ar a: ps DHE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY.28,-1958 | , | ' — ae ee es : 3 Th : a Ds nt Meh to -” pimis Plumbing and Heating Sur-/Bank Pays Out $3,750, " da = . - ° } =e 3 : : ‘ a : ; Survi his wife, Eva; a). i. ait od i|Y" Secretary Resigning © | segs sete) 4 crite” tec tat moved 3 Janet, Maxine and Susan, all a . : — L rar 40 At ter 12 Year Ss on ] ob __ | [homes his parents, Mr. and Mrs.|Bank a eee Mt. Clemens St., Apel T ating toe pry cage = : . e aa? BIRMINGHAM—Edwin A. Kit-yexplained in it, along with the sev-|Earl and Raymond, both of Utica;| ! a ee Harry at Judge. Holland's; and, ; bert, secretary of the Birmingham|eral municipal services. available|two sislers, Mrs." Maxine Benderjbank, told the Pontiac police thet . me ig) , Mareld Paper Co., $42 trwit (Opdenhoff, Morgan and Harry on | 'YMCA for the past 12 years, has|here. There are sections on educa-/0f Los Angeles, and Mrs, Dorisja man representing ge ae | Ave., April 4, safe cracked amd ‘the burgiary at the Felshaw resi- ‘ ed his resignation. -|tion, histery, finance, voting, i+ . of Utica. : t Mann presented the check 4 ed ye owe che : weary Sa ay re May 24 at the branch located at the burglary detail of the Pontiac e: \nee, ee — He has accepted a position ax |°F@'Y and city recrea a wey 1305 Baldwin Ave. police. ~ Scrib’s Bar and Restaurant, 130 Harold Paper, Serib's, Teamsters deeauties and director |"*S- F. Del ates Fi "Headed by Sgt. Raymond Meg- S. Telegraph Rd., Waterford Town-| Hall and MeCloy’s. let pts es nar Village in ; cite ie ew eg > : detail has arrested fivelship, April 26, $835 taken from) Investigation is continuing with : Four new members have been) fr: The check was drawn on the gitt, the . ’ aciti nig as " ~ he possibility - y more burgia- Redford. In so doing, he will be named te the beand ef the Frentelt LOG for County National Bank of Detroit, payable ag ar amit \anl bedheegpen pling Gaps phon working with the aged instead of |) Baiawin Publie Library. They . to Mann and. signed by a Roger ®t cee F. Gent FROM SAFE up, Sgt. Meggitt said. ,| Foams people. are James L. Cameron Jr, Uni conventions Morris. Arrested were i Her-|, eamaster Local 614 Hall, 1410 $.| + £. @ During his years here the “Y”)p Granots, Mrs. Herbert D. : , ot, 2. of 12 Mchiney of 501 s.jrtlesraph Rd. Bloomfield Tow) Capt Oliver Lemeaux. head of grown steadily under his ‘and Mrs. John St. Clair. | Final count at County Clerk Lynn BO ™"™ Pe a M. Cppeahett Gerald ay & kn o7 (ship, April 7, $200 stolen from safe. ithe detective bureau, paid tribute agement. It has developed from a ¢. D. Allen's. office this morning E DECORATION DAY.SALE Ba te St; Kester R Mo McCloy P ©o., Flint » © the burglary detail today. “They |. . small office site into a well-planned] Richard E. Henne has been showed that only 172 Democrats -For FISHERMEN! aly Tre tain i ad Corll tn ene naan ince a aoe got a break and: followed it up as faa. new building, the second stage of/mamed president: Cameron, vice|and 166 Republicans had filed pe- ag tee oe of 13 McKinley | ia an lit should be, working day and night which has just been completed. president; Mrs. G. W. Davis, see-|titions for de to Oakland ar og bali ‘is James| The. detectives said that Genest and skipping days off. The entire : @ Kirbert ediumented that the |"*t@ty. and C. Theron Van Dusen,|County conventions this August. Harry, 32, of & S. Shirley St. and Warren were on the Banner detail is to be commended.” * FRANK Fr. RAND basic aims-of 12 years ago, the treasurer. * * * : (mee. : completion and activation of a Ge oh gl _ | “This represents just over half ccndt ins thatthe af inte creck . G . . ee eae Gls ene ao tena. rep era ice matey tema saw sa were POLICe Guard De Gaulle Pontiac Mifier, | cronies rere insti ad: Sam| far coments” ta ate ice ot morgen ome ts H R f Pari ideas. Fe crea te Me e| One delegate from each party arraigned June 2 for safe reb- |S . aces Or aris \ ed “My wife and I will always be Church in Utica. Burial|is elected Aug. 5 to represent his bery; and Jackson pleaded not rs [ 107 eS interested in “Y’ activities, Kirbert Forest Lawn Cemetery,|0F her voting precinct in the con- 0 Oe ee nt on PON, pony oem eters vinx aa Sescreaeie Samm ae [Sieieadheke ad oie ocatont Ba tans ase 2 and entering 7 crowd chauted im a rolling cres- Pe Antoine , 2S tween Aug. + are A the: men, except Jackson,! cendo that drowned out rush- a) Frank Rand, 74, Known — Eye gp ays a Ennis died Monday evening|Precincts in the county have prison records, and Warren| hour traffic. “Leng live the Re- Teltgen, for Writings, Lectures offers a greater challenge University Hospital in Ann :: &€- 2 ee es a ate ‘ctiet ts ition De| on Labrador — [personally, and that the YMCA galls hey meng ch aptrs arpa ter "ene will . Opdenhoff is on paro : t to - at -| delegate su a null oe was acting with all possible Gaulle while P Pra ge Fa find a new director stimulating. in Utica until noon to be chosen “ — ions. Casting REELS WORK NEARLY MONTH Earlier in the afternoon he con-|Teltgen also could be expected 10) Frank F. Rand, Pontiac prospec-| Another $10,000 is needed if . ~~ EE Regular $3.50 4 . favor De Gaulle ' ber, he had been| Yeste: t-4 p.m. was the /— egu -: Sgt. Meggitt and Detectivesiferred for two hours with leaders) Su" Co wa.® power OTS ltor who has made more than 25)Birmingham Community House Re geri ad Ween) esterday at 4 pin. was, the ALTOONA Jame Bale, Robert Wachal andjof three of France's middie-line|* ee ee jrars|trips to Labrador, died yesterday|to reach its Roll Call drive goal fathe Model . Eugene Hendren, assisted by other|parties. rightist parties. could muster the/at the home of his son, Frank F.|$2000, Norman Weston, house! IE Automatic level-wind model, tits all 4 departments, particularly oo DE GAULLE CALLED | strength in the 595-member As seated D5. ty Crem, Wu: te hag) Ore president, said. , ; | pe saree res Hl os for be- Millard J. Pender of the Water- bi ; : To hialy Potice Dept. workea), Tformed sources said the callisembly necessary to overcome the been in ill health several months.| Receipts mow total $41,000 with SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF PONTIAC JF .......cccccccccccces aimost an entire month on the case|*© De Gaulle was issued after the|248 Communist and Socialist votes| ‘When on a fishing trip to Labra-| about $3,100 needed for opera: | , faliowing the first break May. 3\Cetalic Popular Republicans/expected to go against him. dor in 1932, he found a lost gold! tonal expenses. (MRP) and Independents had as- * . * mine by following a map given Weston also said the House is, ) NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF PONTIAC LIVING OUTSIDE PONTIAC The opening —e the case jsented to asking De Gaulle to form} Pfijmiin’s resignation last night him by his grandfather, one-time|+pecking into” the idea of opening ‘ : on . 1 instead of on Labor N. Case The Secialists, who have op- tension and confusion unparalleled |turned year after year and staked|as ny past. sd posed him energetically wp to [even in this two-week-old crisis of/claims covering more than 1,000 ae | i , F > gg Poco raha! © crggtien nes mounting crescendoes Ending 33 years as a city em- their decision pending consulte-| % began with De Gaulle’s 1955 Mr. Rand of 4224 La- |Ploye, Grant Capling of 560 Wat-| tions with their parliamestary announcement that he ache ‘St, Vdizebete. Labe com, {kins St. was honored at a dinner group this evening. The Socialists | wa, pre to form a mew | pleted writing a book on Labra- [last night at Terry Lee's Restau-| | pocche te } led| lowing por pa 1 p=» Dyers pe ee Coty was said to have appealed) a stides of the country to numerous first employed in all three parties, to accept De| ay night with Pima Masel. ecole and charches in the Fve Pisa cy begin ngghternag, anainy e before the nation is plunged) Meeting De Gaylle’s challenge, area ment. Six years ago he was made | a ee ie Pflimlin government decided) Born in Augusta, Maine on Nov.| parking meter superintendent. | the ring LEADERS WARNED after two emergency cabinet meet-|17, 1883, he was the son of Henry; Capling said he intends to main- said Coty warned|imgs to go before the National|A. and Bessie Pickles Rand. | tain his residence but three political leaders that i¢|48embly and place upon it the re-| Besides his son, Mr. Rand leaves will spend much of his time at the | i sponsibility of the final decision. |three grandsons. _|family cottage on Saginaw Bay. * His body will be brought to the) About 30 members of the Police | 4 “Tr bly - . They presented roqghe—w) ‘a JE Ceeecccccccooccecsoce End of the Fourth Re Government Help wore-ant sooter samy bag. Glass Casting Rods siitereie ia cen, 1 ! At a special mecting ta night, | IE tevuter 8249 ‘At Tam defeated 1 will Proposed b UAW the Bloomfield Hills City Com- : r y minien sepals ee OOO OOOO OOOO aaa aa aN, Kis as'k eels — Iien. | For DECORATION DAY Sports. Wear! Ce Cami . Big Selection—UNDERPRICED <2) Men’s Broadcloth Cheuk MP : gm SPORT the four Independent Party min- (better pension plans, improved Br bees \ isters quit, Then the whole party ‘health benefits and a share of the . . \ deserted the government te vote com ‘s profits. He has not . ‘ against him in the fimal show- {made public an estimate of the a a \ Gan down test. union’s demands, but Ford and GM a , ; om ee round ot eonfuon, It was 408 to|73 cents = io oe wae: x ae __ Regular Values to $1.79 ) in favor of ‘Pflimlin~a clear peeenes mor eB Changed Graham 3 defeat for De Gaulle. But it also| The UAW called the Ford and , eer ALL SIZES —- § -M - 1b \ A lightning strike shat down was unclear whether the premier|GM estimates - fantastic. ; os? Joins Crusade Paris subways, buses and sub- |could consider he had won the ab- YS. urban trains, coinciding with the isolute majority of the House that Posta| Hike to Cost State |. \ . \ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Mor.| S04. De Gantlc domensirations he sought, once the 148 Communist] 4 5 Onn y \ \ ieee wren me Set | saw onan ohet melt on ee \ Billy G raham to “decide for . aos still id ons : ) eeccecesveceooooseses Christ” at a tent meeting 24 years} At least 50,000 demonstrators another emergency rf \ ago, will share the spotlight with|marched into the Place de la Bas-|Sion. Pflimlin wanted to quit. SPIN-RODS | him tonight. tille at 5.p.m., at the same time De | ™iority of his ministers urged . \ ‘ 1 The SSyear-cld Ham will fly|Gaulle was leaving home. =‘ him to hang on. \ ACTION £8 from Louisville, Ky., his home, to} De Gaulle, who had declared he a > $7.95 speak at the Cow alace on the|would take power only by leeal/ Dolio Fail to Force « \\ \ 28th day of the Bay area crusade. /means, had conducted a round of 0 Shakespeare Ham at Montreat, NC. |hs Pree French associates of war-| ShOW(O hief \ . : \ SPIN @59 Ham at Montreat, N.C. is Free French associates of war- | C \ . irst- 7 cust Graham addressed a crowd of time—Marshal Alphonse Juin and W Wn On Unie a a { First Quality \ 15,500 to ‘the Whee arene = — ————— (Continued From Page One) \ Short sleeve styles in a wide \ —Model 1566— night, asking them to “avoid de-jhim. | r \ 4 selection of prints, stripes, path cs pola or ceiving pretenses. Coty first. consulted with the only a handful of trouble-makers . ‘4 plaids and solids. Two way Pather’s Day gifts. * —— ee eee ee a * the dissension. on which to base a prediction.” \ 2 collar, open’ or close—easy ) Seeeeesoccscosssoecce ae, — ~he fae come Then he held a Fg This proves it.” He was unable to say immediate- , to launder, extra wearing PLAST! . front nd, Calif, City|meeting—almost unprecedented in| aguiey geit otherwise, He main- jly whether the Legisiature would quality. Full cut and well \ BOXES Hall. Police estimated 12,000|French t crises — with tained Ase p= half hy the 28 nd asked to make an additional \) : made for comfortable sum- c heard him. heads of three of the main middle-| yignatures on the second petition appropriation to cover the higher nN Te 49 Six persons fainted. They were line parties — the Socialists, the were those of association mem: [costs when it returns for a two- \ ey \ taken to hospitals in ambulances.'Catholic Popular Republican! 4... day session June 12-13. Hinged - : | (MRP) and the Independents (con- \ : Hinged covers, _4i- servatives). “That makes it 27 to apd favor : 4 Many sires and uses _ \of our petition, ag far as asso- . ) . The Weather ——_tatormes searces said Ooty Catena concerned, nas 7 COMtTactor for City. \ 7 pgsmabapeer ong had won agreement from the |i, favor of theirs,” he said. * * * PONTIAG AND VICINITY sunny; Catholic Popular Republicans Succumbs at 8? , Sud cost toutght’ wtih ecatiered frost in| “82 imdopendeniie § (eemterve- | Donaldson said the City Charter Mi | | the suburbv areas. Lew tonight 36-40. tives) for De Gaulle te become jimited the Commission to consid- Inset’ 1s. Nertheriy winds 10-18; wilies| Premier. Together, the two par- eration of policy matters and pro- Benjamin R. Blaylock, building) for Auto, for Home today, secasionaliy gusty, diminishing te, ties control 175 votes in the 595- ()ibited it from interfering im Will-jcontractor and former building in. 3-FOOT H ANDLE <. Lee Le bn hd dddeded hei — SPECIAL for DECORATION DAY Weart = end variable tonight. Tommorew member National Assembly. iat i Ci for the City of Pontiac : | partly cloudy, met as evel, low man’s administration ef the city, spector ty ‘ Bi a i i scooters Sak | As he did s0, the Communists, government, died this morning at his residence,| Auto Wash boys Sport Play o ea meerztenn Tempersiures bitterest opponents of De Gaulle’s; «The Commission ts, got con- 275 State yp yee ot - ser atts SS am ™ 0. @bid for power, were seeking to! wi aes,” be | A Bene © Tees Oey | Tem... 6 12m 62 ; cerned with personalities, ress on 8a m..........52 1p m.....,.-.-69 whip together a mew ‘popular ra ‘Blaylock came to Pontiac in 1899. fa.m........- 88 Ip. m..........63) ° told the hearing. “It is concerned | | 68 + 88 P = He operated a grocery store be- ¥ ° Oem... 6 front’ movement. | with the three broag policy ques- ; R Val, | Te a Pentiae | But the Radicals. who were] tong { up by the PAS re. |e entering the building field. $2.50 Value | egular $3.49 Values } 2 ee! Lowest temperature preceding sxx /friembers of the original “‘popular| port stg ‘in cia Gaon tean Tremendous Selection [ER Gig) Sr-, 3° sii: fcr At @ a.m: Wind velocity 25 mph front” government of Leon Blum ; ego Latan Ne. = | i : gt Compare. Direction: North, ’ _ in 1936, cold-shouldered the Com-| He listed the three matters asiand Knights Templar. | Attaches to any standard lawn) at ONE LOW PRICE! Ff ae Sum sete Wednesday at 7:50 pm ee ence (1) appointment of a public safety! Surviving are his wife, Jennie;| hose. 3-ft. aluminum handle. : ; i Crrperrce sere epesee leer opts Suareay at $00 am. - a director over both police and fire two sons, Galen A. and Gerald L,| Genuine horsehair bristles won't : \ Moon rises Wednesday at 3:16 p.m. Powerful police __reinforce- departments; (2) transfer of the Blaylock, both of Pontiac; five harm finish. 4 Teeséay tn Pontioe ments massed again around (traffic violations bureau from con-|grandchildren, and a sister. 0 Pighest temperature «-:-ss------r--<- $1) government buildings, the Na- liro] by the police department to) Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur- 100 % PURE Mean rature ...:./...:......... 64, 4enal Assembly, the Champs jthe municipal courts; and (3)\day from the DeWitt C. Davis) . oo wpe: Beer "| Klysees and particularly in the |amendment of the State Civil Serv-|Funeral Home with burial in White!) MOTOR OIL : Gao Tene Ago tn Pontisg = ae bran ready oak act in ~— = ice Act or repeal of its adoption’ Chapel Memorial Cemetery. ; . _ Highest tempers wracteene cette mees. The place ri 2 Lowest temperature ...,...2..2-:- 49 GAIL ae ratare seacessceeeeeessss 84, Bastille is imp eastern Paris, Donaldson promised action on Western Open Slated nee Coty ended his conference with|the issues after. the Commission oat CANS | ripe “> rare al ™ the three party leaders. about ‘one Perl ene Le Gal for TV Coverage | is oS is 4 ‘ »ay| inform: * . : p.m. The three hurried away . 2? * Today's Temporeters Chart from the Elysees Palace without) - ’ = Popes Neogghg ngplenly | f 14 : as more i ifarauetie i talking to newsmen, - | Alaska Statehood Issue vised Saturday from 56 p.m., : ~ Choice of the above styles in r Bisma Lgl ‘ his ; i ; { 2 Browneville 90 18 Mien 78) iy Left Open by House Vote | and Sunday trom 44:30 and 6 ot = eee Seller ww Buffaic 78 87 Milwaukee 46 Earlier he had seen Assembly 6:30 on Channel 7, it was an- Choice of 10,8. : j Re th ge : Tg 32 GY Miniegepeiis 9 $i) President Andre Je Troquer who WASHINGTON ® — The House) gounced today, ‘ 20, 30 4, Bo ene rere oat cent 7 Gneumnet 80 a Omabe ai tiTived at 4:45 a.m., still in bis! today refused 199-174 to send the, The tournament begins Thurs- Te: lam tween as shown, with about 100 . ~ Benver $2 98 Ppoenit §— 18 ye| white tie and tailcoat although alaska statehood bill back to its) day and will end Sunday. ‘° = | ' vaaafiractors, ete. yard @ beend ine. 1714. : ae oo 58 8 Pranttece §) $f dawn already had broken. | Insular Affairs Committee. The) .— : J : AA in i 2 Th 4d Traore ¢ 3% Later, he was to see Senate vote in effect reversed yesterday's) America’s first law school was! : |), > Meggitten (86:37 Washington 7654) President Gaston de Monner- tentative decision to kill the bill. established in Litchfield, Conn., in: ain ‘a Gir HS Temps \ 1 © Ville and this -afleroom Social- (Earlier story.page 12) 1784, bo! '9N: Saginaw =. == Floor’ - — oem = 99 .N, Saginaw \ tad a Pcs . 4 “4 , , 5 F 4 4 ve i | : } i i ‘ ‘. i Us / \ : Z i \ re . ? 4 y } | : j \ ; \ q ‘ ; Ne 5 ; \ " ; hs | | ~ | 1 f. 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All boxed. ¢ as y, Wa 4 sturdy 3-point-construction means you can set Sizes 30-42. 8 : ae Sew TLERS jit anywhere! | 45 N. Segi ) : FE 2.2400. Waite's Summer Furniture Shop . . . Downstairs Watlte’s Men's Dept. . . . Street Floor | ew. / i : ; ° : ° on : ’ \ 1 \ é cn 4 / F : n 4 a> Ay : | -Takes Talent to Be Java-Taster CONSTANT COFFEE BREAK — Vaughn Neb- a Kansas City cottee firm, test samples Mrs. fock (left) and Gordon Atha (center), tasters for Ellen Lane (right) prepared from new lots. ‘fee break for a group of — here, but the Work One Long Coffee Break describe the ane differences in plantation lots. Regular English doesn't provide enough varia- Testers “cup” every lot ef coffee coming into the building just before it goes into the blend of various types that make up the final product. They alse spot check the production line. Coffee is ‘‘cupped’’ by steeping a half a tum bler of ground coffee in boiling water for three minutes. This goes into cups on the rim of a giant lazy susan. The testers use spoons to sam- ple each coded cup, taking a mouthful with a KANSAS CITY @ — Life is just one long cof- boss doesn’t mind. They're not loafing over their coffee cups — they’re coffee tasters. x & & While anybody can drink it, it takes a real talent to test it. . Lieyd Cummings, chief tester for a company here, says recruiting testers is a matter of trial. “We can ask a man if he wants te try. Then it nanan ce papl as fo Sad ott Who's gaing noisy gush of air to spray the liquid over taste ee buds. Then they spit it out in a king-sized spit- It takes at least two years, ings said, toon. Swallowing would temporarily hurt the before a tester’ feels confidence h in his efficiency of their taste buds.” own judgment,to attempt to classify @ coffee. * * * The job is made harder because the testers The test is complete when al! agree on cias- have to master a private language necessary to sification of each cup. CHILDREN’S Shorter siege) tea, Seeking to Draw os s Summer 6 | children have a poration seat M ore ] ndustry Play Sherts 6 per cent shorter than city ch dren. And their teachers are pa iInto Michigan In_ the’ Basement ‘about one third less and curren NEISNER’S requmonge per pupil are 16 er CHEBOYGAN (UPI)—The presi- , icen yer. dent of the Northern Michigan us ‘Development Council today ap- PLAYT IME SNEAKERS eae geagees Gad’ ecg alten ee for Outdoor Fun ‘seek industrial prospects among summer vacationists. All Sizes For Men & Boys Myrton Riggs, who is publisher. CHILDREN’S--Barefoot Sandals of the Cheboygan Daily Tribune for Healthy, Happy Feet as well as head of the develop- ment council, said many new in- Sizes 5% te 3 ‘dustries have been located in the area through ‘summer vacation contacts in the past. “Every .community should, through a special committee or some existing organization, follow every possible lead,"’ he said. “‘It ‘will not hurt to fake industrial prospects on a tour and provide them with, facts regarding sites, buildings, labor supply, raw materials and other economic Pox, Measles Down in City, Up in County ; Compared to the previous week, ichicken pox and measles were | down in the city last week and | up throughout the county while (the number of mumps cases was /up in the city and decreased in ; the county, according to Dr. John 'D. Monroe, health director. _ The following ig a comparative | list of the- communicable diseases | reported to both departments last | week. | |"wwike YOU WAIT OR SHOP SERVICE - = — — 7 oe OAKLAND COUNTY t ; a\J ; Week Week Ago \ 1 Past Prev. Year . . x a2 HEEL LIFTS | Chicken pox ...s0..5- 7 64 Spite or Smet Coben =i ; MOEBIER |... sccceness> 383° «3112s: « ‘ : MUMODIG ... wee ceens 0 1 0 Leather * PR “Sa eo oo 6 . or . : Seariet fever oo. .cssee 3 («14 aa : : ATT. Whooping cough ...... 1 6 1 Compesition pr. Mumps ............s a7 OR Lee \Dysentery infections .. 3 2 1 = - Children's. Leather er RUBBER HEELS Competition. Marriage License Q eenna anit. 4 Neisner Shee Repair | SES. %.20" Children pr. At Rear of First Floor John M. Graham, Birmingham Joan O. Tiilotson, Franklin , dohm A. Kempf, 168 Josiyn . Gertrude E. Bucco, 9967 Elizabeth Lk. factors." | PONTIAC | ; Past Prev. Year Week Week Ago ‘Chicken pox . | ed i lis) «(188 2 | pauenpe a auee 2 19 /Ru : 3 1 6 Scarlet fever ® 2 4 Wh Z i ry o— Reduces as It Slims! Makes Inches Vanish : as It Molds and Holds! = “REDUCE-EZE” by Lido $499. x Side opening zipper for “no-strain” dressing! : % Power elastic gives as you sit, bend or stretch! Ww Four-inch waistband with stay-up-stays, can't roll! ay your figure. measures 2 sizes smaller! The REDUCE- MASTER feature ‘ortaete of hidden sheet rubber covered with soft cotton flannel. This excess perspiration as the gitdle spot- reduces turnmy, hips and. sar i gentle diagonal control, balanced prepa against fatty bulges In 8 Sizes for 25” to gage 40” Weists! Blouses $1.99 Easy care cotton sleeve- i less blouses in pla stripes, solids, nauticals .. . Chemise and tuck-in styles. White and a bow of colors, sizes 32- 38. Cool... comfortable Jamaica Shorts $1.99 . . $0 comfortable... wear them most anywhere! Choose from plaids and solids in poplin, twill and duck. 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MEMBER'OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS = Some of our military men are urg- H ing that we prepare for possible dis- gster by gradually moving major North Atlantic Treaty Organization . @NATO) installations from . France to West Germany and Holland. The whole Western defense system both political and military _ is based in France. Paris is the headquarters for NATO. Supreme Headquarters. Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) is at Versailles and all NATO operations from Norway to Turkey are controlled Me SHAPE. Near Fontainebleau is the headquarters of the mili- tary force assigned to the defense of Central Europe. : ke Major NATO air bases are scat- | tered around France, some of them - operated by Americans, Oil pipelines from port cities brarich out across France to storage tanks from which . NATO planes and machines are sup- --plied. A number of the pipelines go on. to American ‘bases and airfields - along West Germany's eastern front, The main U.S. Air Force depot - at Chateauroux is one of five American military supply depots | in Frafice. U.S. forces attached — ci dy Water fe Re By Re. From reports on the current inner ne en gl iy ia. '/ United States and Russia are being eet eer an + The Amateur Athletic Union brought the team of. Russian _ wrestlers over, here. With the money it made, the U.S. all star basketball squads were sent on a ‘successful tour of Russia. Our Institute of International Educa- tion arranges student exchanges. But perhaps the most startling of all plans is an agreement. to exchange delegations of steel men. __.___Last_year about. 2,500. Americans went to Russia and it is estimated that they spent $2.5 million. This is a good source of foreign exchange. Furthermore the government charges admission to all the exhibi- tions and makes money on every show. Maybe that is why Premier KHRUSHCHEV is so enthusiastic about cultural exchanges. x~ * * One may be sure, however, that it ties in with Russian foreign policy. Americans can only hope that every little visit may result in a better un- derstanding of this country and, most important of all, a somewhat leas controlled Soviet -press. THE PONTIAC. PRESS Publishee by Ine Powrie Peees Company +4. Buren’ Gt. ame wolage Dative _— Sunday Rasaerr. Jowe a. Pitt. “recutive Viee President Assistant bevertinne Advertising Director Manager ; Reowus BM Pitscrests 11, tru M. Tews, Viee President anc - Cirealation eager Business Manager : an © = app _ ; eres, oca| Advertiaing Secretary « Batter Maneger Grosee C oinMan, Classified Menager * arnt eat press js -entitied exciusively 1 ‘ne of al} ices) mews orinted inthis <——e : oe well as ai a? hetr dienatenes ‘Pee Persmse | ie delivered oy cerrier tor ae cer ime Pv ese service is rot available &° he > Macomb’. Capes: anc r 4 06 a year. eperhere -- a. other m the tinted Bra: ' * 2 a!) mm! © “igh afoot Aacen's oP e —— cin a mation at, Pontis ne Pontiac PED are} ee : 4 e belles sided Wiad te _ located at Romnyn ge ak Pontise 12, Michigan — French Crisis Disturbs NATO grave crisis it would appear that Frenchmen are more concerned with politics than with preserving a free world..In a country with 300 political partjes, 10 of them major, co-opera- tion seems to be considered an in- tringement on individual rights. The Fourth Republic is so constituted that the chief executive has no real authority and the nation is governed, more or less, by a squabbling Na- tional Assembly. As constituted the political system is not a working de- mocracy. It's a government without a head. x * * If a rightist regime should come to power in France, the whole idea of a mutual Western defense mighi he overthrown. If : French Communists should con- trel_ any future government, the Russians would know all NATO's plans. | What happens in France affects the whole world. Se Even if we could do it, which many * doubt, it would be much harder to spend ourselves out of the recession oka pone ae into it. . Camp, Beginning June 29 ' Qomerrow: .When loafers work, Reservations now are being received for the six weeks which Camp vam will be ‘open this dummer. ‘This is the Boy Scout camp of: Clinton Valley Counett, , 12 miles north- east of Jt ia the largest” aha “pest appointed » camp of its kind in the Pontiac area . and around 1,000 Scouts from Qak! and and Macomb Counties enjoy its summer facilities each year. The charge is $18.50 for each period of six days. Each camp period starts at two o'clock Sunday and ends at 1:30 on Sat- _urday. The camp opens on June 22. . For those who wish “it, the opening period. can be extended over two weeks. Reservations still are open for most of the Many improvements have been added at the camp since last year. including a chapel and many other features. The Camp Director will be Gerald Black, ‘ and his assistant will be Tom Dedd, _ and the camp will be under competent supervision in every way. Enrollment can - “be made through scoutmasters. Retiring after 1414 years In charge of the boarding home of the Oakland Coun- ty Juvenile Court, where she has done an exceptionally good job, rs. Arno Hulet was honor guest at a dinner at the Pon- tiac_ golf course clubhouse Tuesday. eve- ning : A letter over the + ugrature of “One of the Bunch,” reminds me that it was 40 years ago this very time ,that a big crowd gathered at the Pontiat depot for impressive farewell services for a few ‘hundred draftees in World War I, who were leaving for Camp Custer. The co-chairmen of the event, Grace Donelson and Joe Hiltz, announce that the classes of 1928 of Pon- tiac High School will hold a 30th anni- versary dinner at the schoo! June 14 at seven oclock, with registration and re- ception one hour earlier. If you're late in your garden spring pianting, take the advice of Mrs. Nora Gargason of Waterford who phones that it never is too late to plant sunflower seeds. “They're the greatest catcher uppers,” site saya. Several of our plod eer tamilies, includ- ing that of . Rutherford Constable of Walled Lake, have lilac bushes that date back ced over a eentery: Verbal Orchids to- | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon of 60 Ogemaw Road: fifty-first wedding anniversary The Rochester Clarion entering its sixty-first year of publication Roscoe Durham eights at Metamora second birthday — _Rendezvous . David Lawrence Says: A CN a Court Cracks Down on Picketing WASHINGTON—When a “‘picket”’ line blocks a worker from entering a factory, his right to work is interfered with and anyone natur- ally assumes that state laws provide a rem- edy. Yet. when the Supreme Court of the United States renders a deci- sion to that ef- fect, as it -did this week, it be- comes first-page news and is a matter of gen- ‘eral surprise. The reason is that the Supreme Court in recent years, in decision ‘after decisibn, has upheld the immunity of -labor unions from punishment for most of the abuses which have caused nationwide com- plaint.. Now that the court has ruled - that, when a worker—even though not a union member—is prevented from entering the factory: where he has a job, he may recover money damages from the union not only for last pay but for any worries caused thereby, the pendu- tum has swung back in picketing cases to where it ought to have been for many years * * * The court decided the case by a vote of 6 to,2, as one justice didn't participate. The dissenting opinion, however. written by Chiet Justice Warren and concurred in by Justice Douglas, really contains a most interesting revelation The chief Justice says that the man whe was kept from working should not have been allowed to sue im a state court and that “there is a very real prospect of staggering punitive damages accumulated . through successive actions by parties injured by members whe have succumbed during tabor. unrest.” It ‘is amazing that the . chief justice would be willing to deny complete rélief to an injured - worker just because the precedent might thereafter be bothersome or annoying or costly to labor unions. © De tidlnd aed a Such solicitude is understandable when uttered by a labor partisan, but it is surprising when it comes from a member of the highest tribunal, which is supposed to be impartial and primarily concerned with the law as written and not its political or economie consequences. Curious reasoning ig also. re- vealed when the chief justice sks: ‘Must we assume that the employer who resorts te a lock- out is also subjéct te a succession of punitive recoveries at the hands of ‘his employes?’’ The answer is that every employer has always heen subject to damage suits for violation of any contract and will continue te he if his “lockout” is in violation of a valid contract with a. union. There is no doubt that the major ity opinion of the Supreme Court will have @ salutary effect on e The Country Parson — eo “Hew does the human race continge to advance with each younger generation going to the dogs?" bs picketing as it lately has been practiced in America. Here is how Justice Burton, who wrote the court's opinion in this case, de- scribes what unhappily has become common practice in labor disputes: * * * “Such pickets . . . by force of numbers, threats of bodily harm to Russel] and of damage to his property, prevented him from reaching the plant gates. At least one striker took hold of Russell's automobile. Some of the pickets stood or walked in front of his automobile in such a‘manner as to block the street and make it im- possible for him, and others simi- larly situated, to enter the plant.”’ * * * This is a familiar story. I happens usually with the sanction of union leaders. But Chief Justice Warren isn't preoccupied with what uniong must do to discipline their members and to abolish “goon'’ tactics. He is more con- cerned that the court's decision might hurt unions financially— which, of course, should be a deter- rent in itself. He writes: “By reason of vicarious liability for its members’ ill-advised con- duct on the picket lines, the union is to be subjected to a series of judgments that may and probably will reditice it to bankruptcy, or at the very least. deprive it of the means necessary to perform its role as bargaining agent of the employes it represents.” One wonders why the chief justice isn’t as concerned with the plight of the employer against whom costly strikes are inflicted. (Copyright, 1988) Dr. William Brady Says: Allergic? Best Fortify Diet With Calcium, Vitamin C Hippgcrates, 400 B.C., described idiosvncrasy ‘a susceptibility, pe culiar to the individual) to cheese. Prior to 1905. the very word was un- Up to the late 30s. most cases_of allergy were _- recognized as al- lergy. Since the early fis. smart-crack- ing Americans have been ‘“aller- gic” to so many. things that the term has lost its significance. * * * ‘ Bearing in mind that we do not know the nature or cause of the peculiar sensitivity called allergy, let us stipulate that in mogt in- stances these complaints are allergic: Watery nasal drip — Machine-gun sneezing Hyperesthetic “rhinitis” peramental coryza) ~ Pseudo or spurious “sinusitis” Recurring hives DR. BRADY ’ Chronic eczema (salt rheum) ‘ In many ar these com- plaints are allergic: Giaat hives = (angie-neurotic edema) Hay fever Asthma In some instances, good physi- cians maintain that migraine ‘pe- riodi¢ sick headache) and ordi- nary neuralgic or nervous head- ache is a manifestation of allergy. If the subject interests you. t have a pamphlet; “Relief for Al- lergy.”’ whivh is yours for the ask- ing if you will kindly provide a staniped envelope bearing your address. If that's too much bother Tl] say here that in the pamphlet I advise the individual with any -kind of allergic sensitivity to— - 1. Follow a high calcium diet and supplement the diet with 4 good daily ration of calcium and D, to prevent allergy 2. Be sure to get plenty of vitamin C,. preferably in tresh fruit or, freshly expressed fruit juice. 3. Use potassium tor emergency relief—in lieu of adrenalin (adren- al gland hormone) to relieve al- lergy. It is my belief, take it ‘or leave it. that the underlying cause of allergic sensitivity is—here we go, Smiles One of the saddest things ahout jong arguments is the way they shorten married life. A lot of rock and roll-songs are not merely popular, oe rea howling success, again—calcium deficency. and cal- cum deficiency is widespread in Yankeeland, thanks to our namby pamby diet, Why does one with allergic sensitivity heed more vitamin C than others? Well, if I may hem and haw abouts it. for one thing. — in the healthy body, vitamin C is concentrated in the adrenai glands. *® * * Signed ‘etters. not more than ane page or 100 words tong. pertaining to persona! health anc hrgiene. not to disease. diag- nosis or treatment. wil! be answered b+ Dr William Brady. tf @ stamped seif- addressed envelone is sent to The Pon- tiae Press. Pontiac. Michigan. (Copyright 1958) wen yuh aa an rnin, cei foe eh tor a Township library. eS “Abvcatajen Ue it wane bo amneren, s one Se Saneeeiiety Jecated in the geographical center of Waterford Township as an ttraction for pleasure, relaxation and recreation. Opportunities for _ttteraeol wie and brary experience would be avaliable * Let's all help a fei hancaly for Waterford: “Township. Bonnie Johnson, Pres, Waterford Township High - ad * ‘ ere ne Tells Advantages of Socialist Party’ In an engine the dynamic im- . pulse is the spark, In a capifalist society, the prospect of - private profit is the spark, When this is absent, society recognizes the legal right of private. owners to close up shop. This produces de- cay and human need midst poten- tial plenty. The idea grows that humanity's need must become the spark. The sanity and enduring dynamism of" the Socialist Labor party program is derived from gearing the na- tion’s production potential for _abundance to the wants of hu- manity through the mechanism of democratic socialist industrial unionism, thereby releasing the today poverty fettered capabilities of the race. E. W. ee Asks Traffic Light on Telegraph Road It would be wonderful if the City would put a signal light at the intersection on Telegraph Rd. where the Oakland County Hos- pital and Pontiac General Annex are located. People certainly don’t have much chance getting onto Telegraph. They have a light for the State Hospital. How about giving the other two hos- pitals a chance, too. Peggy Smith ‘All of Those Cars Plain. Ridiculous’ I agree with the man who said he wanted the new cars. higher and shorter. They're too long now for modern traffic and who likes to get. down on his hands and knees to creep into the front and back seats? They're plain ridiculous, And ‘that goes for al! of them, the whole kit and kaboodle Granny ‘Poor Consumer Is Forgotten’ Bréwing company workers strike for more wages and auto people want more wages and the poor consumer who pays ..the - bill is completely forgotten. Let's stop all advances. wages. prices an@ everything else. Timothy ‘Let’s Use Most in South America’ If we're going to restore $220 million to the foreign ‘aid dole, how about using the bulk of it in South America’ Apparently we aren't doing too well down there and yet we. fret forever about Asia and Europe. : : Mexican a: eee Objects to Forms for Income Tax Like all other taxpayers, sick primarily of -the all a have to pay and pay. But I also object to the stupid forms, red tape and complications. Can't they possibly live simply? 1 can buy an automobile with very lit- tle paper work and mathematics, but avhen it comes to the income tax, you have to stand on your head, cansult experts, do a little guessing. utter a short prayer and cuss the department with all your might. Miffed i ere Givés Clean Facts on Church-Going ‘Duz’ you just ‘Dreft' along with the ‘Tide’ of unconcern? ‘Vel’, now is the time to ‘Cheer’ up.. If you want real ‘Joy,’ the ‘Trend’ is ‘All’ the family to ‘Breeze’ right _ into Sunday School. “Hear our ‘S. 0. S.’ Don't let us have to ‘Dial’ you this week to have you on hand for Sunday School, Come on, let's ‘All’ pull together lke a ‘20 Mule Team.’ Keego Harbor Trailer Family ‘Civil Defense Is No Defense’ What are those elaborate Civil Defense for? Against what pos- sibility do agencies ask huge ap- propriations’? Let's face it. Civil Defense is no defense. We must enlist in the cause of peace in- stead. We must keep writing our views to the President, Congress- men and United Nations members, including. Soviet delegates. Dale Brothington Shréwsbury, N. J. Al! letters tor Voice of thé People and Must comtain the same address ef the writer This wii! he withheld upon ter is not eof « Sature. Letters must be under words an¢d The Pontiac the right to edit all levtegs. ~ Portraits by JAMES J. METCALFF You need not worry in this life . « « Whatever you may do... If you deserve your neighbors and ... The trust they put in you... There is -no higher honor. than .. » The trust you really earn; .. And happy are the dividends . .. You gather in return . . . The divi- dend of friendship and .. . The ever-ready hand . . . To help you out in time of need ... To gare and understand . . . The dividend of gratitude . . , For keeping every vow : . A$ promptly and as thoroughly ... As health and time allow ... Trust is a golden trophy that . . . Belongs upon: your she'lf . + . But only when you earn it, as... You dedicate yourself. Bb tah 1968) oe eet ee a ee i aa ter em _ - * Case Records of a Psychologist: Have Children 18-24 Months Apart . Norma wants to know how near together her babies should be in age. Read the answer be- low, for. children help educate children when they are close enough in age to hold mutual interests. And send for the booklet below so you will learn how to space your babies pro- perly. By DR. GEORGE W. CASE Y-321: Norma J., 23. is an attractive housewife. “Dr. Crane, we are expecting our first baby in six months,”’ she began, “and we'd like to have several more children. “How long should we wait between them? My mother thinks it would be best for me - to avoid having any more for several years. - “What do you psycholog j s t-s CRANE CRANE As a rule, children exert the most influence on each other if DR. problem?” they are about 18 to 24 months apart in age. — : ‘ That throws them ¢ enough to have somewhat similar inter- est, They then play together and help entertain each other. If you let a gap of five or six years intervene, the oldest child is so fare removed from the next in line, that the two have few common interests. “But don't children quarrel more it close together in age?” Norms j asks, . Yes, that is true, but quarrel- ing is very good for children: ‘That may seem wrong to thany people at first glance. But it is only through /conflict a aged - think about this - and differences of opinion that toddlers learn. to compromise and share and become civilized. When ‘you sharpen a hoe or ax —with-an-emery- wheel sparks fly, ~~ In much the same fashion, when personalities are smoothed down by socia] contacts, it is inevitable that verbal sparks will often fly. * * *- And it is thus very desirable to have the social smoothing off oc- cur in childhood, instead of after the wedding day. For the new husband or wife may not be willing to put up with as ma@yy verbal “sparks” as will a- toddier’s parents and brother or sag WHET YOUR WITS: William James, our - American psychologist. came from a very brilliant family. “Dr, James,’ he was . once asked, ‘‘how. does it happen ‘that you ‘children are al) such bril- liant people?" “Well, if that is true,” James modestly. replied, ‘‘then it comes from the fact that we whetted our wits on each other's. “For we all sat around a large dinner table. And Father en- rod free debaie, If one boy “So we just whetted our wits on each other's.” That case showg you ‘the value Dr. period, regardless of whether a wife is om a Ui-day, a %8-tlay or a lay cycle, : “MIDDLE” CHILD “Moreover, until you have at least three children, you have not ex- perienced the full variety of per- sonality types in your homie, The oldest child has a distinctive outlook, He is usually .fHé in- trovert, He is more shy and in- clined to daydreaming. He iso hoards his possessions. fe ak oe The middie ‘child in a ‘series of three is very different. He is Se a i / a. Cee cS EN a aid Bo gee Fi $e SP aa ia a 4 j é 4 sete a . fae! ee eee eh ee : eae ae a ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 x” sf a Seas, Ne ‘ a 3 , ft : , Starting : in 1917 Congress re- quired literacy tests to restrict immigration. By HAROLD 6. COHEN . | the dagting of ornaments or oth- injury or death of one person andj unless he tried to use unréasonable drivers must signal traffic to pro- of Road Taxes : State Highway Dept.|- A number of acts af the 1958| er objects on car windows which ($20,000 for injury or death trom 9 Y P State Legislature which is eurrent-| 5 10. “lone accident plus $5,000°property| detained him an unusual length of| keep as far right as possible. Sending Local - Areas/), ot ce ret Oe Stes view damage. timé or acted with unreasonable! m7, twoway stop provision does ~ ; — Police Chief Herbert W./ within 10 years of drunk driving A merchant who catches a sus- This ‘is Act 182, ties or villages. || Gaunt Ganiy ab” ara cael estab gully of « ty underpin anton matte] gk si ' ~ qities, villages and environs are/laws to the public's attentions . "Act 113. from damages resulting from men-| mandatory for drivers to stop | 1, i. now a misdemeanor under | _ beginning to receive their share of y Act 155 now requires motorists to tal anguish as well as punitiave,’ for school buses even ——- anes an amendment to Act 58 to will-| aT All THE ADVANTAGES you GET with Public Act 23 now prohibits jbe financially liable for $10,000 for exemplary or aggravated damages) in the opPosite direction, fully and knowingly make a false fen first quarter 1958 gas and weight net ser A ee Arkansas Mulls ce age a reckeote LOW LUSTRE tax funds being distributed by the ae Michigan State Highway Bept. ) Prisoners Enjoy Pr bation Violator to make a false report to the po- Orders Speedup " Death Penalty |= HOUSE PAINT New easy brushing formula : lets ye "e:sylpren diemtagieny- ua cEelonasepie Gets Prison Term for Blaélbirds. |. ne ee oe paint fascer, easier . . . in almost any weather. ceive its check for $1,560,938.48 . 8 ls eet |. M in South Pacitic 0 evening lps: m= on issile P lan ; A Pontiac man; who last year the state of $77,040,792.70. This Not onl {, Ark, (INS) = pri y in Tonga (where the a LITTLE ROCK, . (INS) to 10 years in prison, compares to a state total of $78.- was placed on five-year probation el regular meals and good treatment|; 1. tatal stabi ng of tt Arkansas agriculture officials are) 4 new policy setting up a point! 914,951.04 for the first quarte H roup Approves ‘ ~ q ro jouse Gi oP PPR 'that prisoners get in jail attracts Waterford: ‘Township investigating the blackbird to de-,system for bad drivers was en-| : mas in & jected which says that if one aceu-§ COSTS ONLY Modere Low Lustre finish hides surface oe $38 Billion More for, i | more and more natives) but else- termine yhether to shoot him for - Other first quarter payments where in the South Pacific jails)4ump, has been sent to prison for : ;.|mulates 12 points in two years the. defects... covers sew wood without this year included: Addison $2,.| Defense After July 1 can be fun, apparently. violating his probation. his cximngg or apare Sim for his|— retary of State may suspend] $“7 05 top macho. | ey Ppa apap eee By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST | Rev. A. C. Hobson, a minister in| Oakland County Cireuit Judge deeds. fg bs your’ license to drive. Sule « : -43; Berkley ; Bir- ‘ Western Samoa, tells of going to|Frank L. Doty sentenced Elmer S§, 139 : ; r the manslaughter, me Breather-type finish resixs blinering mingham $49,995.55; Bloomfield | WASHINGTON (AP) — The)... an Australian who was in jail|/Martin, 34, of 264 N. Saginaw St.,| Arkansas grain farmers lose mil- Povey p Berd A SG! PC PER GALLON and peeling ... cuts repainting time Hills 99,127.15; — Clarkston $2,- [House Appropriations Committee/for 12 months there “for muddling|to serve from 2 to 15 years ip the 'jiong of dollars annufilly because of scene of an accident, and reckless ; and expense 122.16; Clawson $17,455.36; Dry- |today ordered a speedup in mis-\some accounts he was responsible|State Prison of Southern Michigan’ b bird. Yet. the black-/dtiving “are six - point~ offenses. | AVARABLE o dem. $2,499.28; Fenton $14,328.41; |sile and antisubmarine warfare | for." at Jackson. ‘the hungry . Yet, "| pcoding 15° milion aus fear ooie) READY-TO-USE Perfect for redwood siding. . . as well Ferndale $74,314.90; Franklin $6,- |programs. It did so in recom- x *« * Martin was convicted of man-|bitd devours many types of harm-| limit -is four points, other| ‘ as brick, concrete, stucco, and asbestos $23.59, __}Mending _ $38,310,561,000 in ‘néW) The prison in Samoa is a large|slaughter last November. in thé/ful insects and ‘perhaps. saves the! speeding, three points, disobeying | IN- 116 re caren cash for defense in the coming fis-| plantation six miles from Apia, he|death of Joseph Compeau, 27, of|farmer more this way he costs|, traffic signal, three points and | COLORS _jcal year. ‘said, and added: “What a surprise|West Bloomfield Township. Martin|the farmers with his appetite for| other moving violations, two points, | ‘tk * * ‘to find him residing in his own)admitted the stabbing in the dump/grain. ; Anyone applying for a driver's) end WHITE apy $221.70; Lake Orion) Approving $113,614,000 more bungalow within the enclosure. on Cooley Lake road on June ‘1, * * * ; photogra . . stam + roy pom $19.797.36: Lath-(than the Defense Department had “He whistied for his servant and|but claimed it was self-defense, State officials and the Arkansas all pay 25 reds for Papen ontiac ar ni ore | a. Park $31,432.82. rine Corps. It also provided funds . rested for being drunk and disor-| grain farmers. They believe that $31 ; for nine new es nu-| FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Attend-|derly. i. a reasonably authentic estimate of ==) and renewal $2, It will go : Orton.\Clear submarines instea ‘ance for the first 10. months of) state’s losses will lead to an Grehard Lake $4,900.13; — five proposed by President Eisen-/1957 at Mount McKinley National| At Least the Door’s Left |extermination or, at least, a con- . Village $9, » Leonard $2,-\2sked, the committee vetoed ad- told him to bring tea and scones}. Judge Doty set aside the proba-|Farm Bureau Federation have | Po linger porg ye ministration plans to reduce the for his guest.” : tion sentence, handed down when! joined to make a survey and de- welch ig ni Day Soft 7 ‘ $1,993.31; Milford se pa of the epeey ow the gn —— gang _—~ ~ extent of oa be added to- the cost of the license. Open Daily 8 to 5:30—Saturday 8 to 5 * Army P isi I $ month was , grain, sorghum a sm . ° : Northville $8,975.20; Oak Reserves More Visit Alaska Peak |When This makes an. original license] 9 § Cogs Ave. : FE 3-7129 | po nile ow a 08; | hower. Park totaled 10,647 persons com- trol program. . Pleasant Ridge $8,788.14; Pontiac ~ $272,636.81; Rochester $13,511.40; The committee ‘allotted $2,732,-| pared with 5,194 for the like period). BALTIMORE (AP) — Theater * * * Romeo $8,002.04: Royal Oak $165,-|°°9 for research and develop-'the year before. The huge gain|manager Walter Gardner said he| Blackbirds are protecteli under 216.50; South Lyon $4,520.85; Syi-/™emt. including 510 million dollars | was attributed largely to the build-|sent his doorman to a bank with|the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, van Lake $4,568.73; Troy $52,855.03; | SPace research. + ling of new roads, which made|$200 in bills to exchange for|which also provides that they may Utica $3,966.83; Walled Lake $,-/ Al! the recommendations, are the tourist attraction more acces-|quarters. The doorman never be destroyed if found to be serious-| 2.70, Wisom 96,657.98; Wolverine|"riect House action next sible. lcame back. ly damaging any agriculture crop. Lake $4,724.38. Se) a : “ee ° Here are the oe. mittee recommended, . UPI Official Denies oe wed starting next July 1, for ) 4 OPEN EVERY . the office of the secretary, inter- ' Merger Is Monopoly service. azintis. army,” Navy way 9 and Air Force, tompared - with WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lyle C. . : wine pea ot Wace "me Sen of United Press|. * pect ington en |Army . _8.617,626,000 7,264,550,000 International, denied sca of Navy _11,042,210,000 10,216,355,000 = charge gel ee reaper not air 17,317, 755,000 16,320,220,000 major wire : * * * : front small newspapers and radio stations with “an absolute monop-'. Eisenhower asked a - oly” of national news, __jinerease in funds. for the o! rs) ‘te ‘the secretary of defense, with the ‘bulk of the request earmarked for) fauver (D-Tenn), Wilson said Ke-| Agency fauver’s statements about the = The committee voted to author- petitive situation in the press as-| - : + ize the Army to use 425 million sociation field were mnnceurate |, ft of its stock fat ¥ = ChayeH’ For-the entire ? famil m7 d Wy i ” G and eT * |for regular activities,’ and the : : " Ags ts s. iNavy to use 16 millions from a = el ‘ e Lee Wilson said creation of United ~ LE h 2) jsimilar fund. 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Motors, Ford |miles apart and many major high. Chrysler ail have Yarge assembly ways cirele 10,000-foot mountains. ; ‘plants here. They get about three- Also the larger car is preferred/fourths the quota, Sutdebaker, ._ by many who like to pack a fam- Rambler, and Packard account for) ily of 10 into the machine for a much of the balance. * * * are several reasons. Mexico's and | é "| European makes trail. Fiat, as jpamnbded ere: Ju Mx. new plant, For economic reasong the quota cent. Volkswagen ig next. has been cut sharply. This year} | Mexican dealers beg for mage! The official import total actual- tly is deceptive. Mexico really buys “We could. sell nine times as' more than 35,000 cars. One news- many as the quota allows," said) | Paper recently estimated that 45,- 1000 more are brought in annually But the government, to save its|by individuals — through special * x * cars, | I, Ford representative. ‘dollars, says “no, * U.S. Cars Top: Others in 1° Mexican Sales, | ‘The duty amounts to around 10 per cent. Any of the lower-priced) |probably accounts « for five per | three cost almost as much as @ ismall Cadillac in the United States. * Answer would have to turn to the state, president; Mrs, Randall Strick-j = land, secretaty; and Mrs. Henry said he had, anticipated| Beasley, treasurer. and about 24000 dd to de sais Lodge Auxiliary | by for the 1958-59 fiscal Lodge. 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OF last night in an orderly com-/ Among the eight Negro ‘ specta- tors was the Rev, Martin Luther King of Montgomery, Ala., leader, lof the widely publicized bus boy-| cott there, + x” * ‘tions throughout the stadium. Some 120 ;guardmen occupied fhe school building and the underside of the vacant ‘stadium wing where “ the¥ were out of sight. All traffic around the school was blocked off when the commencement began. After Green got his diploma) lpard in a short statement. ered school year, marked} | High School awarded a| Ia him to another taxi.after. the with opening violence, was. made’ , iby class president Ronnie Hub- * * * “Ever since September we have ibeen in the world spotlight,” he isaid. ‘We have met the challenge |with humility and have produced spirit stronger than! ‘ever.”’ Only one student, polio-crippled | Robem Van Shaw, received an in- dividua] ovation. Shaw's class-| work was done by means of an intercommunication system pe. ‘tween home and school. Gov, Orval Faubus called * i i i | a. } FANTASTIC BUT TUT it up.” was an exodus from the sta-| guardsmen last September to pre- | Green said a New York hotel dium of newsmen and spectators\vent nine Negroes, including oS toend a onal se = Ma gaint _ come to wes lly a from entering aig ; vacation . iI beginning June 12. He said he| Several teenagers had showed * ‘tt | HEDGE TRIMMER AND DRILL COMBINATION Michigan State the gate with counterf Later P t hower fed-| ? next fall and embark on a law onvelieh tickets. They. a al the ettire. Arkangas| ed LESS THAN MOST TRIMMERS ALONE : career, ‘ turned away. . |Guard and sent paratroopers to! * eon ft For the first time in regent/enforce court-ordered integration By Last night Green sat impassive-|years there was no formal speech-|at Central, The number of soldiers : , * ly with 601 other seniors on the making at the eommencement.|on duty gradually dwindled to the, y oe _ football field, As he received a, lInstead, the seniors +presented a present force. | Craftsman 8-in. and congratulations from | choral reading, © ‘The Story of Ar-| Seven Negroes remain as pupils | iad 2 , ; 24 # Bench: Se pal Jess W. Matthews an|kansas.” at Central. A legal effort now is é NOW S AVE , 3 one pad ae inaudible murmur was| The only reference to the un-\undef way to get them out. ae: Reg. 72.50 $50 heard among the 5.000 spectators. : ee -§ arrived in a taxi and N FULL COMBINATIO s ’ Save 225 i} wat walked unescorted 10 the meeting) Qnly Extra Care Can Cut Toll oO N es ioe pete 0 hoon . ra ¢ shop or workshop. ee waly Regularly 66 ¥ & 7 { Surviving Dionnes Trattic Will Ki | 350 25.90 . oe Pd CHICAGO (AP) —Traffic accidents in the nation will - kill an estimated 350 persons during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, says the National Safety Council. , * * * The council's predicted toll is. for the period from 6 p.m, (local time) Thursday to midnight Sunday. The 350 estimate is about 50 more deaths than would be likely it - the period were not Memorial Day weekend, the council said. 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Cisse ‘clicks 'cb SAE 1s day without Emilie, trailest of the| during the 78-hour holiday period, the first extended week- HP Sides & Suation engine * “Magic-Control” handle. 4 five, who died Aug. 6, 1954, dur- ing an epileptic seizure. end of the spring season. | i .? il ha nd Two of the sisters now y, ky married, Annette to Germain Al Wy Ate Ee | ‘This phase ends Sept, 20 and he lard, © Univérsity of Montreal | Germany- “Bound | wit be'sent to New York for em student, and Cecile to radio tech- El S ‘parkation to Germany. Copper-Tone ncn Paige Langae. Peenes|Elvis Swapping 24. . Hardware said several weeks ago. that Ce- ‘ in Motorized cile is pregnant, (Guitar for Tank Unable to Identify Body Br H _ & * & Found in St. Clair River azier and ood SPECIALS Yvonne and Marie have as fF cnt Tex. 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Police ruled ya organizations, hicles afd workmen’s compensa-|the death involuntary man- cost estimates, tion for sanitation workers. slaughter. ; comprehensive report on what it; p. total cost of the. would mean to the school system estimated about iis cotars ace Gees a geneis nod F “ i 1 af " ; g i § fi “§ i LY i i Fy said that the question of | Ga or When the project is | ¥ Hl g2 i i i i i th the present tax limitation, nor is|#round Pontiac's western city a similar these proposition im 1964. It te this | 4 hearing on $163,118 tm spe- Sale Starts Thursday "tow ‘ee fax measure which the Board of | ‘ial for another vere is asking Waterford | State Highway Department 10 A.M. Ends 9 P.M. “CHARGE IT” 2 inary Al aaleueapeeaall 7 FOLLOW THE CROWDS --- BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN THURSDAY, 10 A. 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Allen, Oakland County Clerk. . x 2 * “Within the next wto weeks we have two patriotic days coming up — Memorial Day Friday and Flag Day June 14,” said Allen, general chairman of the annual Flag Day cele- bratoin held at the Elks Ttemple, 114 Orchard Lake Ave. He said the Americanism Committee of the Pontiac Elks Ledge 810 will continue their policy of awarding a | $25 U.S. Savings Bond to the os which best displays the American flag. Allen also announced that this year’s Flag Day pro- gram will be held June 11 at 6:30 at the Temple. It can- not be held June 14 because of Saturday commitments at the lodge, Allen said. ‘*k* * * He expects around 80 perosns, who during the past year, were admitted to citizenship in-Oakland County. Club mem- bers, their wives and others who have become citizens in the past several years will also attend. ~ w& The Rev. William H. Marbach will be guest speaker at the 15th annual Flag Day service. 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All this talk is for the bene- of the folks back home." * * * ling ‘clause from the 1958 admis- sion bill that would make Alaska ithe 49th state. Deletion of the enactment clause | | would be fatal to the bill. A roll-| }eall vote on the motion was sched- | uled today, if the House rejects’ jan anticipated move by statehood | journment if Alaska is to be a state this year. tHe Claims Order Restored in Ceylon lgroup of Tamils lives. Forget About Science, |Just Say ‘I Love You’ Colorado Women’s College youtan day that the, scientific approach) does not work in love. CERTIFIED | COLD STORAGE PLAN Pive 2% of Valuation, Minimum 600 PAY NEXT FALL AT EAST BOULEVARD rooster shown with owner Vicky. His comments followed a House iwote, 144-106, to strike the enact-| Reds will Reduce Armies. By J. M. ROBERTS , AP News Analyst — While the eyes of the world have been. fastened on France, the Soviet bloc has been holding conferences on an importance be- yond their usual propaganda pur- poses. The first was a 12-nation meet: ing designed to revitalize Com- munist economic cooperation and ‘jput a new edge on the Khrushchev beast that they will win the cold war through economic superiority. * * * The second, a meeting of the Warsaw Pact countries, obviously considered military matters against the background of: the need for economic cooperation and acted accordingly. With the dual of reducing military manpower in all her troops from Romania reducing the number in Hungary. t the same time, some of the sities themselves are being > - Soviet Bloc Attempting to Revitalize Economy ~ permitted to reduce their armies. This does not include Hungary and East Germany. ~— Part of these reduction claims may be propaganda, but not all, since juggling of troops to keep up the strength of the small satellite armies, as Russia some- times does with her own in the face of similar announcements, would soon be detected by the people. ’ Reports from the economic meeting are less specific, but indicate a new drive ia which the efforts of the Asiatic and European nations will be better coordinated, at least to a degree. There are bound to be difficulties within the Soviet bloc in trying to set up an economic community - |just as there are among Euro- peans. But the mere sitting to- gether of the Asian and European representatives is a tip on what they are trying for. This was one of the things Russia wanted, and because of to get, frem her attempts at reconciliation with Yugoslavia. For many years the emphasis in - {Communist development has been on ideology as the binding clay for their international front. ‘This has to conflicts, with Red China and Yugoslavia both ta some initiative in the field Communist eet. ® When it case to fixing prices and allotting production ix inter- blee trade, which they are obvious- ly trying to do, agreement be- comes even more complex. Nevertheless, the two meetings serve as further notice to the West of the tactics Russia is emphasizing now. Hart Honorary Chairman of Hospital Fund Drive Lieutenant Governor Philip A. Hart has accepted the position as honorary state chairman of the Mercy Hall New Hospital Building is to raise funds to purchase the Sacred Heart Academy on Wood- row Wilson and Lawrence in De- troit and to renovate the building into a first-class, 200-bed hospital for indigent cancer patients. 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FOURTEEN a THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 -, eS — : Sars oe = Eo De Ge l l Ac t Williams Hopes Best Germans Gt Wage Hes 50-Day Car Supply Son eee _ i . *, . , car ! ven e autte cts Scrap Food Ration: Cards \Reported on Hand | |."sfssveestom ie = cent over May 1-10, , 9 Auto Tax Killed | seus cr) = cmomae tus cwmany ving | semis ry-may ne Sot aha! ee TSE motive Reports has announced|should hit 380,000, highest since Unsure on hat e ¢ Oo Disappointed tke Won't] scrapped food rationing cards introduced by Hitler in 1939 a9 January, but well below sales for ppoin on ee eer oe ee pasar prop dit vile ied 9 = : to Congress for “Action ke ok ke wrvenadinag | Puerto Ricans Given West Germany scrapped the ration cards 10 years ago. + ee Citizenship in 1917 ts me eo A Ge a TS Se acer ae | mach Men wa or val : 0: aders in Moscow, the t- — Puerto jus confused, about what he'd 40|ment igued yesterday. The words|pram plicy or'pregosed ation em Flsenhower will not slpport ed end to the rationing of meat, fat and sugar. They were ronan I yruagerdy cam aoagre| iran h ie pte by as French premier that his bid/»,.+ came forth were 80 arTogant,|for the multiple dilemmas of the|T¢Pe®! of the auto excise tax and the last three restricted items. eight weeks work at auto plants|the Treaty of Paris December 10, fOr POweE ee or ae mig. {Pompous and vague that they! French republic which has seen|h0Ped Congress, would Mi ne < * & : this summer betore shutdowns for |1998. The U. S. Congress provciy pire a andi. PS ee nchiadk hypaatiea|'? SY rr ome 5 ee Williams told a news’ conference A system of graduated living allowances alos was set a ge the Saal. cue oor larrely st- The French crisis—over his ef-|and so do his followers, or they) po. the Fr to bay kim on ere up aimed mainly at helping the lower income brackets. |,iso Workers has ruled a strike|perseded in 1917 by the Organic ‘forts to get into a spot to straight-| pretend to be — by the memory| ie” terms is really seking for “1 speak for all of Michigan, } Additional allowances wére specified for children, pension- “insane” in the |Act of Puerto Rico, which granted en things out—is one that has/that he was the rallying point for) cule since they don't nd can’t,| believe, in expressing disappoint- ers and housewives of lower paid workers. preferring to give its members Puerto Ricans U. S. citizenship. truly left the experts guessing if naw Ghelker ia Gas = alnione ment In the President’s state- nat ugly, And no, wonder. whether he could assert himselt,| ment that he will not support x* * * T ® or whether he’d be simply a front elimination or cuts in the excise News that the Assembly Ascomiy. baal [TY fo OW ars, man and mouthpiece for the army,| ¥ 8 automobiles. SWIMWEAR temporarily brushed Gaulle And, since not all Frenchmen| “The sale of cars {is the life blood . saat cry wayne <= INearly Cause Riot wat ter im, st an teres mchanrs comm snd | MILY lined hardly cleared the wires TYen the proicamity of his ian ems country inasmuch as one for the FAMIL in. this country when a startling LUBBOCK, Tex, (AP)—An at-| 1.0. it is clear De Gaulle has|iM every seven persons is con- - bulletin came rattling through. jtempt to tow away improperly| ached the point of. considering|Cetned with the quto industry eith- fj | This one said that Pflimlin, des-/parked cars resulted in a neariyinceit a kind of historic monu-\¢t directly or : PENNEY S pite his “victory in the Assembly, |riot of some 200 Texas Tech male| i+: he talks of himself in the| “I sincerely hope that Congress at ' was thinking of quitting anyway, | students. - third person, as he might about| will not be deterred from going that could open the door wider for} Tech security police called two/s.. jongdead Joan of Arc. ahead and repealing the tax.” ! De Gaulle to become premier, But!wreckers yesterday to tmpound * * * An “aide to the Governor aid although Pflimlin submitted his|several cars parked on the grass} 1. 441, we confusion — not|that the 10 per cent excise -Penney’s news resignation, it was rejected for the|between two dormitories. The) 1 i." prance but around the|amounts to $1,400,000,000 on auto- ) ‘ neta be aves 1 cee te iene [world femal lowes mobiles alone and $1,830,000,0 it) Pp : P Orl for girls! ernment {¢ ready to take over, seals entity gl ne piqWbeer he would try t take Sete, Par mare enney s on The most notable feature of all Elkins, one drivers, . The state legislature almost! e te nterpretatins of the et ee an nt hich aight wreck i for heey. omanimoualy adopted a reno) Lastex Knits weeks — written or verbal — 1 wd in ebruary urging been the lack of not} Police and sheriff's officers) 2. What kind of agreement he! state’, designed to mold your figure only on whether De Gaulle could/raced to,the scene and had to duck| might try to reach with the Soviet /inciuding both anal , take or be given power again but/bottles and listen to jeers them-|Union independently of France’s/nemocrats, repeatedly have urged! in one smooth line. what he'd do if he got it. selves, But the officers moved the|Western allies. seaeien tae aaa Po : De Gaulle has wrapped himself/yelling students bxack into the} 3. 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Tos bu certain, ‘Re anedy new Set that ‘he should be jnvited to the = ped ieee: Cote almost. phoscally besieging pare a: Ogre All: day yesterday there were reports of paratroopers moving in the direction. of Paris. . |hurled defiance at the Paris gov. only 20 “miles away a paratroop gdyt ing In Algeria, 800 miles to the south, paratroopers already had ernment. Then Corsica was seized and De Gaulle suggested in a midnight conference with Premier Pflimlin s' Nobody accepted the rumors for Jj EN'S DRESS socks Assorted Colors 0 $c Ladies’-Children’s Anklets,.°2 i qT nd Styles. ben ae White, Sizes 7 to 10%2. BOYS’ BETTER SOCKS Assorted Styles on d Colors. All Sizes. ENS TEE SHIRTS Small—Medium—Lorge. + BABY BLANKETS By Pepperell Satin Edge. Assorted Colors. we ~~ the fight te limit quantities ENDS JUNE 4th! he "For real foot comf _ SHOES t "P today, - —— Shoes. CANVAS ort and long wear . Outfit the Sgascirtoh ELU’S SHOE STORE i | Ih seat of power. Me Be Bo Almost unanimously, the mili- tary forces have indicated they are with their World War II lead- er and against the. government of tired and timid Pflimlin. To protect the Assembly during its overnight deliberations, thou- jsands of police were fing around it. * x * They would protect it against moved in to force the issue? The answer almost certainly was no. . “If we don't vote to bring in De Gaulle, the partroopers will be in on us,” said one important deputy. ‘* x * “If they don’t accept De Gaulle, ‘|there’ll be bloody fighting in Par- is," a woman editor said. * Many a deputy thought sq too. Outside. the building rain was pelting down on the ranks of po- Inside, all was light and, a little gay. marched Pflimlin and his Cabinet to take a front row bench. eS Value 1 aT° 59¢ Velue “|The Premier, who looks like a i clerk, evidently wanted to quit. But the Socialists and center parties who voted him into office weeks ago persuaded him it be an act of weakness in of pressure. * * * : Socialist warrior Paul Ra- , talking to Pflimlin and isters as if they were a of college juniors, said, ‘The assembly alone can relieve you burden of government... this hour would be for the destiny of . You have no ren if you are in TE te H F : ee % artes i mier—tired to the q a Z 2 13] g * Then came the attacks. A deputy yelled at Pflimlin an insult so t table that the speaker would not repeat it in ixeprimanding the offender. Jean Lipkowski, a Gaullist sup- , leaned from the rostrum to shout, “We do not believe you power which is abandoning you.’ With clear reference to the de- fections among the armed forces, Lipkowski. asked Pfiimlin what power he had left to govern. King Olav Can't Vote fist So Soles 8 Rise NEW YORK = OSLO Olav’s name.has|Norway’s monarch he is not al- —~ 7 per cent ¢ er we cod Ss ee nat, tow thet ee v HHH Hi 4 # - 2 = + oe = F 2 1 (iy ; Peta = 3 ee e ' j # pean = F * wee = ot : a z 4 ‘ oe oo S BEES, a ii 3 poss > Pa S =f 4 JAMBOREE SALE! © On Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers, Television, Radios and Many Others $25 W. Huron St.—Free Parking) NOW- NOW NOW | Everything Must Go! | With Prices Slashed & Terms NO DOWN PAYMENT! TRADE-INS ACCEPTED 36 Months to Pay — Easy Terms: BUY NOW-=SAVE NOW! ~\<= riz >| Oo al ow ? WHERE WHEN? WHY? HOW? nc oN aa 825 W. HURON ST. Open Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. aun Tm aT by A Value $97 we 345 , cnt ¢ A FE 5-0664 Picnic ¢ Jug 369 a 17? |e ee Mail. Boxes” “Charcoal 39° ~ BOARDMAN “SHELL Hardware 650 Auburn Open Memerist Dey § am. tot FE 2.6506 hy, oe cetera te emanate ce seceematman eam eenmemen: mai fim ol RRR nti rn Sargain Purchase Saie! sbteee Bt Readelr eessusanstadecions e K EN ii ea ee purchased tely hd ¢ MINCE ele All. Three Rooms for Only — fo 99° | Mary Brandon of Dearborn; two when she became fll heat. sons, Norman J. ‘arid Vernon M.' Surviving are-one son, John of) |. AVON TOWNSHIP — Service for! ce jaddition to being an inventor, NEW YORK. {AP)—Rock ;‘n’ Oak Park received permission to'construction also was approved. . a ~ sie 3 : Eth | = : / fe ae er sy ~ +o igs = or ou nau Seay (At: o We us ; ’ f ; r } ae | 4 : ae ‘ LA J F ‘ * : TEEN | $ Be THE’ PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 ad a rll — | , jeald Tare sireted Se: HRA Nese Receptichk sms nopeared far lem at cane than bet Approves Borrowings es in tex anticipation notes, hs in on iac and Near yy Areas | Pfeiffer was born in Switaer-|j 77 En land, Sa P aininiaek aealias teh The State Municipal 'Finance]both for Ss ~— land. His parents brought him to g! Lei ok eygese Bs. sa and Stee ety | ne Tecertay three Oak-|. A. $500,000 bond issue by the Ox. "MICHAEL 1. MAUXWELL | -MRS.CHARLES HOEFT 3:30 p.m. Burial will be in Stiles! PX Rapids at the age of 5. in Warbler WIS. | Macher* Eee Lonidon ~ hae schoth detricts, ford Area Scol District for ahoal LAKE ORION - — eat for ‘Mrs. Charles (Emma) Hoeft, 76, of Michael L. Hauxwell, 1-day-old son s995' Cooks Ra., will be held at 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Burton R. Haux-5m. tomorrow at the Harry J. well, 139 N. Axford Ave., who died win Funeral Chapel in Detroit. _ yesterday in Pontiac General Hos-\gorial will be in Glen Eden Ceme- pital, was held at 2 p.m. today tery ‘in Livonia. at Allen’s Funeral Home. Burial) Mrs! Hoeft died yesterday. She was in East Lawn Cemetery. had been livifg at the home of her Surviving beside the parents are daughter, Mrs. two brothers and a sister, Stephen, ‘berg. |Allcock of Royal Oak. David, and Betsey, at home; and| Also surviving are another daugh-| grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vern ter, Mrs Peter Mackay of De- A. Miller and Mr, and Mrs. Robert troit: one son, Clarence of Livonia: L. Hauxwell, all of Lake Orion.:one sister and eight grandchildren. Mediation Board ' _ JOHN M. WEBER FRANK E. HOUSE Member Dies af 56 John M. Weber, 59. of 79. N.) OXFORD — Service for Frank’! Francis St. died suddeniy of a E. House, 75, formerly of Roscom-| Philip J. Malarney, a membet heart ailment in his home early mon and Ponfiac, will be held. at. ‘of the State Mediation Board and this morning. iit a.m. tomorrow at Bossardet-'a former resident, died yesterday, He was an employe of Baldwin, Mabley Funeral Home in Oxford. in his home at Muskegon after a Rubber Co. 'Buria] will be in Oxford Cemetery. prolonged illness. He was 36. Surviving besides his wife, Opal, He died Sunday. < « « are three daughters and three Surviving are two stepsons, Don-| A graduate of the University of sons, Mrs. Marjorie Addison of ald and Emery Butler of Pontiac; Cincinnati, he received his mast- a Plains, Mrs. Elizabeth @ foster daughter, Margaret Hoe-/er’s degree from Ohio State Univer- Norma McWethy, Ed-\fling of Saginaw and a nephew, city and. John Weber Jr., Clinton McCollum of Lapeer, For than 12 years, ‘Me.} yg — children: Malarney was with the Campbell) Service will be at 11 a.m. Sat- Mrs. Waterois, ‘a former Pontiac: resident, died Tuesday night at the Rest Haven Convalescent Home) after “a long illness, She was a meniber of the North Branch ~_ ter OES. Surviving are her heisbasi, a foster son, Ferris Fox of North Leonard Schom- Branch and one sister, Mrs, Lillian m MRS, CLAUDE LAUR LAPEER — Service for Mrsja veteran of World War U, and) served as head of the Wage Stabili-' zation Board in Detroit following the war. 7 Surviving are his wife, Molly, and a son John of Muskegon; three Mrs, Laur died Tuesday night of sisters and two brothers, Mrs. B. cancer at Lapeer County Hospital. w McKibben of Pontiac, Mrs She ‘is a former teacher of Five Joseph Holtgriebe of Detroit, Mrs. s of two months Lakes, Fish Lake, Griswold, Ark- R. Monohan of Hudson, Theron ;"yetired inspector at dale and Sand- Hill schools. She ajarney of Hillsdale and William Division, . Pa prineipal of. the Lt eataghos ot Malarney 4) Milwaukee, Wis. Besides Estelle, Mr. | seven years a at) Service will be Saturday morn- ty gy Setiodl until May 2) ‘ing in St, Michael's Church, Mus- Attica Township, will ibe held at the Baird Funeral Home *)Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be at the Greenwood Cemetery. | Deaths Elsewhere lowing an illness of several months. Healy, 63, was one of Detroit's leading civic leaders. am.!| DETROIT m — Redmond W. Paul! Walsh, former manager of Amer-| “Sep-/ican Motors Corp’s Kelvinator Di-| vision in the Detroit zone, died’ Tuesday after a brief illness. He it » — ‘ired Detroit Police Hiew- | pope Mr. Purol had been a resi-| DETROIT w — Byron G. Preif-. of Oakland County for three |fer, a man who helped put Henry iwas bufied here today. Pfeiffer. who died at 82, and the LAPEER — Service for Mrs. first car. He ithe Baird F | Home Friday at\ning out.of the car's motor. ‘Gazette sports write? in 1929. ‘Edna Zisemann Busch, 92, widow the seemingly unperturbed ‘Pfeiffer also toured the vaudeville ‘circuit at the turn of the century#°ll warbler Jerry Lee Lewis flew home from Britain today, non- chalantly chewing gum and deny- ing he was hooted out of England because of his marriage to a 13- year-old girl. He maintained that was treated very well there. a ee - « & | “Yes, sir, we had a very good | ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mrs, Alice TecePtion in England,’ ws aa ‘of August A. Busch Sr., a former year-old singer as he stepped off a (as a banjo player. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MONTREAL (AP)—Lionel Sha. piro, 3, widely known Canadian writer, died yesterday, He started ‘his writing career as a Montreal plied, ‘I had a-nice reception.” Asked for comment on public reaction to his marriage to a 13- year-old cousin, Lewis retorted that “I know lots of people here who are married to 13-year-olds,”’ Our Office Will Be Closed. _. SATURDAY, MAY 31st for the Long Decoration Day Week-End LAZELLE AGENCY, Inc. e bride's parents, Mr and ors, P| 504 Pontiac State Bank phn @ FE 5.8172 ithe bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.| ‘written 22 Western. and historical ‘Ewald advertising agency, He wasif igre of the Anheuser- Busch, | | plane with his Tennessee bride. iC. W. Brown. Brown is @ bes) died yesterday of a coronary She also .was chewing gum but fiddle player. a reer A son, August A, Busch Jr., is president of the com = and owner of the St, Louis Cardinal baseball club, ‘ * * * = SANTA MONICA, Calif (AP)— Leslie H. Savage Jr., 35, who had novels, died Monday. ‘Some of his | novels had been adapted for end movies and television. “SUPER-RIGHT” DETROIT w— Leonard L. Healy | president of Detroit's D. J. Healy ; grandchildren, ‘|shops and son of the founder, died} : is Tuesday in a Detroit hospital fol-| — Walsh was a native of! | Ford’ s first car in running shape, : i'jate Ford were friends when the ‘ ‘vars. CHARLES A. WATEROUS auto builder was working on his | i Pfeiffer often told how, . Charles A. (Amanda) Waterous, 76. he pointed out a method to Ford St., will be held at which would prevent oi? from run-) Have Fun This ore Memorial Week-End! ‘youR GUARANTEE Take Along “aaa OF QUALITY Your Camera ——-. \ ” ag CLOSED SUNDAY AS USUAL SHANK . PORTION Butt Portion Smoked Ham - u. ‘ac “SUPER. RIGHT” COOKED, SKINLESS -».and plenty of {| Film & Flash Bulbs! WE ALSO RENT SEMI-BONELESS HAMS - “SUPER-RIGHT"—4 TO 6 POUND “SUPER-RIGHT” ALL MEAT Ce RRR Ram = PONTIAC’S FATHER ot the YEAR FATHER'S DAY ,.., JUNE 15th ese men MIX OR MATCH TL. Packaged ~ Meats YOUR CHOICE SPICED LUNCHEON, LIVER LOAF PICKLE & PIMENTO, OLIVE LOAF, — ee ee 4 ge | | - ‘| Skinless Franks } JANE PARKER, SUCED ! < 100 COOKED SALAMI, OLD FASHIONED Pees. “SUPER-RIGHT"—2 TO 3-POUND RIGS a Smoked Picnics » 45¢ Spare Ribs ts. 49. ox PULL LB. PACKAGE _ HAMBURGER OR Hot Dog Rolls PKG. OF 12 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE, OR FLORIDA SEBAGO | ~The smart man's” choice for style and long wear You're well advised to choose a hand- some new suit with TWO PAIRS of trousers of a fabulous new blend of DACRON. Lightweight—Cool—Creasé Resistant for Summer Comfort. You get a great deal more wear; and you always have.a fresh pair in reserve. 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ANN PAGE DRESSING 47 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY _ CA0SED MEMORIAL DAY LO dunmedclps — To 9 PM. sé. 74% \ " a2 i ary wete |?'S fon ok . * A : a= ei) haar % ie ae s go rs a Pee bees Se eee Seine oe ee as pea eey, wee SNS EP a ee + ‘eee ORT et Bn epee fo es Soe tee 53 4 Se Get ee ee i Nh as ee eae, ee eee BL oe eee eS ee ee (ee | es : y ¥ : : AS, ee Ba : e : oe: 3 : ' ' j ‘ F ‘ : z i ie o i > ct : ey : * % : f Ly f : { } hk. a > we : : ! ; . i = fo = : fs | _THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, May 281058 nae “af : 3 — ' 3 — : a — Ce il is an important raw sit, varnish, oe and various! Crud Cimon of the rte et mae a a Sees Nuclear ey lie: A dasa | sao the manufacture of ibricans ; {27 mails in length and in some| depth BR as Power Source : — — - & PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A ‘Low HIGHWAY. | Es, ° physicist’ predicts that thermonu-f clear energy will become man's IAVING FOUND A TREE WITH pelmary source of power THE PROPER FOLIAGE (TO BE . ; | CUT UP INTO FERTILIZER FOR Cig ot Califone ae Ut] ONDERGROUND MUSHROOM BEDS), Laboratory at Liverntore, Cali.| PARASOL, ANTS CONSTRUCT i oercmens mame A HARD-GUREACED ROAD oth completed within 5 to 10 years. 7 ps * * * He spoke at a nuclear energy symposium at the Califomia In- stitute of Technology. Fusion pow- er, he said, would draw upon hy- ° drogen as fuel, and hydrogen is cheap and plentiful. There is no - GET ON THE VODKA WAGON-WITH SMIRNO There's no vodka like Smirnoff! The Vodka of Vodkas is : smooth and flawless. It blends with any mixer, fruit juice or soft drinks.» ae loses itself completely in just about anything that pours! That's why Smirnoff lets you vary your drinks—without mixing your liquors. From cocktail to nightcap, you can stay with Smirnoff all evening long. For instance: nomic reside, be was voDKA MARTINI Smirnoff makes tag a) “" Dry Martini. Just use it instead F 4} of gin—but follow your usual W. G | BLOODY MARY. | jigger Smirnoff s i to 2 of tomate juice, squeeze of _prendly an announce lemon, dash of Worcestershire Sauce, pinch of salt and pepper. that we are new able edie ian uh eck Nae [oe Pape 2b yar i VODKA & TONIC. Smirnoff hes | nationally och | Spars in 39 Se: besa : leaves 8 flavor & : , i freshened — but unchanged ! | Lrathercraft | "VODKA HIGHBALL. For a : : TREN THE ENDLESS FLOW Thome Sp a TOP GRAIN COWHIDE OF TRAFFIC TAMPS. DOWN A to ginger ale—cr on ciend SMOOTH FREEWAY, SEVEN INCHES W) any other mixer. But also be inventive. Dream up 528 Disribyeed by King Feonasee Syndicate, ff drink! at lower prices! = | |__. ran sae Sa jico are available at about 15 cents ‘Plenty of Picnic Foods | wu. | Banana supplies are very am- Found on Grocer's Shelf x..." coals. A picnic food already : Good supplies of fresh produce prices continue to fluctuate, you wrapped for traveling. and Is in the meat depart- will find all kinds of ham at spe-| EGGS & DAIRY—Lots of eggs ‘ment are guides to good eating...) cial prices. for good potato salad are available ‘ a = . nv cncmer a EVODKA © minds the Marketing Information | you want & aX \jarge size. Natural, processed, cot- e Tut GREATEST meu _ Agent., jor whole ham depends pon the ltage cheese, cheese spreads end} a | Smoked canned | size group you p serve ice cream will be specially mafked © tate nd cous pes of lunch, (Member that portions have the cen-lat many dairy counters, $0.AND 100 PROOF. DISTILLED FROW GRAIN. STE, PIERRE SMIRNOFF FLS. (DIVISION OF HEUBLEIND, HARTFORD, CONN © \eon and canned meats will’be em- ‘er Slices removed, will yield 2 to . ‘ ae + |phasized as picnic fare. [oe sores per Seynt. Tle wet TOP ENTERTAINMENT-The Dinah Shore Chevy ae Seadey HCW : - Air Conditioning—temperetures note S order= | Supplies yield 2% servings per pound. Whole , od = : ; aT F penne, ab fee "jhams yield 3. Center -slices and end thé Pat Boone Chevy Showroom=weelly en el-weather comfort, pore the vodka of vodkas - ** e onions are increasing. =a ap haan —s : : ras f- > 2 matoes and cabbage are in good A W am t is fully ' : supply. There is slightly less corn cooked will serve more people and head lettuce than a week ago. than one which requires. cooking , a A skinless semi,boneless ham | | will vield more servings than a good. _reguiar ham with some skin ty H i |! 4 a ; i be ee a ee i favorite for Memorial Franks. bologna and various) | light kinds of duncheon meats-are being sold in several size packages.) ~> Check the number of ounces as; * fruit values. jwell as the price, suggests Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, Eight, twelve, om and sixteen ounce sizes F Hi @ DICTIONARIES .. . VEGETABLE OUTLOOK — In- Webster and Random — supplies of hase pone ave brought prices to a new low. ieee Bes Gea se These new potatoes will be better @ Beautiful line of STA- fpr salad and scalloping than for TIONERY, and NOTE | baking. Buy what you neéd for a PAPER ... for menard |} week. " women. : | You'll find larger supplies of |e DIARIES and TRAVEL \green beans arriving from Florida BOOKS jand Louisiana for as much as ten cents a pound less than last week.) e@ SCRAP BOOKS and [| Salads will be easy with the am-| 2 Qe. PHOTO ALBUMS . ple supplies of — radishes Models as Low as z and green onions, Tomatoes are i 50 ; ° me PLAYING in good supply and prices are = f 67 Up e DESK SETS . eleens ‘vorite salad maker. 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The only all-new car: etched oe flashing reflexes—give it a Every model gives you a choice of two all-new te the lomprice field. new look . . . a new feel. rides that are as smooth as cornsilk, an all-new —. ; | Yet, with all its exclusive advances vii Body by Fisher that’s lower, longer and wider, : and : andl gighbaccing. a ere Codieele: . priced an all-new Safety-Girder frame that’s X-built ie | * * £ | surprisingly low. In the models most people buy oe *Based on list price f \ it’s actually the lowest priced of the low-priced If you haven’t yet driven a new Chevy, don’t | caigaakie pws aod | _three.* So any way you look at this new Chevy, pat off the pleasure any longer. hardtop models, Ses your eal authorized Chevrolet dealer ee a ee Institute MATTH EWS- HARGREAVES, INC. “g op LAWRENCE : 34 MILL ST. ond 631 OAKLAND AVE, PONTIAC, MICH. BE $4761! ‘ " 4 6h Mbit s octaves * i - DETROIT # — Iron Age Maga-|15 when production was 52 per zine estimates steel production i gent. Last week’s actual production area this week at 70,450/was 66,500 tons or 48.9 per cent the Held for Cruelty tons or 5. a on ‘of capacity.'of capacity. yy Lie Boy's Hearing bapaived! by Father's Blows With| Belt Buckle DETROIT # — A neighborhood / ‘Boy Scout commissioner will be) icharged with cruelty in the beat-|charge of issuing a worthless $50 ing of his son, Assistant Prosecu- tor William Bolio said yesterday. Percy McMillen Jr., 29, was ar- rested after his 12- year-old son's \schoo] principal complained to po-| lice, * * * John MeMillen, the boy was hos-| bit Fee ie ule ; E 7 é i Bl F i 5 i g 8 FF a> H « Egan t efit itt: i t cates month when material for print- a'manufactured in the nation. Bolio said the max- |imum penalty for cruelty is four years in ‘. Bikes CF cams Yeng reetty To Arraign Pair Here on Bad Check Charge | Circuit Court arraignment. on a icheck in a Drayton Plains super- ‘market, was set for June 9 for a former Detroit auto salesman and, ‘his woman companion. | Jehn Bradley, 28, and Gloria | Ann Ryerson, alias Mrs. Gloria | A. Hoover, 26, beth of Detroit, | waived examination | Justice Elmer C. Dieterie. They are charged with uttering and ‘newsmen, Mc- Blamed for Dip Official Says Approach to Buyer All Wrong TOLEDO, Ohio—Dependence of some. advertisers on the ‘glass crutch of pseudo-science’ and abandonment of the “creative tributory factor to the. current publishing. - Mrs. Hoover was released on a| {$1,000 bond while Bradley was re-| pranded to the county jail when he} failed to a a $10,000 basid. * * The pair was returned to Pontiac ing fraudulent checks was alleged- ty discovered in Bradley's car when he was stopped for a traffic violation in Cadillac, _ Supplies for Corsica MARSEILLE, France (® — A plane loaded with milk and medi- | cine took off for Corsica today. The French Mediterranean is-— land has been largely cut off from supplies in continental France since supporters of the Algiers insurgents seized power there last Saturday, But supplies have been sent from Algeria, 22 Make Cars in France PARIS — Although there are 22 automobile manufacturers in France, the “Big Five’ — Citro- en, Panhard, Peugeot, Simca, and Gua — make % per cent of the passenger cars and 8 per cent of the commercial tehicles | MIDLAND & — Dow Chemical | mumbo-jiimbe, all the psychelog- ical data assembled since Herr Dok ¢ Adams said he believes ‘evidence. of.a return to individual- land Northwest M‘Manus, John, Adams} . hunch” in selling has been a con- 4 Rain‘fnto Ohio’ ' 5) W. Huren Street. TED SMITHS PRESENT REFRIGERATOR 2 "goo HOUSEKEEPING Shop ef PONTIAC Bs ‘ a ; . # cag " is 5 \ ; : as ere v . eee aeaaneet *y i te 5 . “EIGHTEEN ; os THE. PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MAY: 28. 1058. Wureaecly rat ea ; dp site te ts : ie plage Wee ee ee | “ | — " 3 Sed onne ter Suocise='=.2Goqyt Leader FSET Se Science in Ads [goat irScude > Phone FE 4-1555 2 Dow. Chemical Plans Payroll Cut by Sept. 1 Co, said today it plans to lay off 600 of its salaried employes by Sept. 1. Layoff notices already are being} distributed. Dr. W. H. Schuette, general manager of Dow's Midland Divi- sion, said the firm's current Mid-/} land employment is 12,000. Schu-/ ette said, “We expect to reduce| this to 11,400 by Sept. 1.” _ AVAILABLE IN A WIDE RANGE OF TWEED COLORS IN LONG WEARING NEW VISCOSE YARNS : , TO BEAUTIFY YOUR’ ONLY on SOFA BED Here's a 24-hour Va The Price Tag Will | Surprise You . . . Only Stylish Sofa; by night —Comfortable Bed. oY see : Ae FREE EXT TO EITHER STORE S- beauty, th duty—by day Long Wearing lue! Enough for Three Average Rooms $1995 = oS ee § More than 2500: s0ld: by us in Pontioc ‘end i Vicinity. 2258 DIXIE HIGHWAY NEAR INTERSECTION OF TELEGRAPH LOTS OF FREE PARKING Daily 9 to G6 F BIG 21-INCH TIME TESTED LE MOWERS BUILT-IN MULCHER RECOIL STARTER SAFETY CLUTCH _“BREAKPRUP” BLADE 1-PC, STEEL TOP FULL WARRANTY CASH or TERMS Heavy. canvas with $338 camping or y extra Sed in the houses 209- $7.95 ALUMINUM “CAMP STOVE - ret "THURSDAY and: MONDAY EVENINGS | "TIL 9:00 VALUES! “You Pay WHERE YOU BUY AND LABOR Stores with PADDING Be Sure to Ask for Your WYMAN’S BLUE STAMPS EASY TERMS ARRANGED to Fit Your Needs! . Your Credit Is Instantly OK’ed Right in Our l FIM ANCE COMPANY | COTS 24” Firebowl, 30” High, E-Z cn r Wheels; Vertically adjusted Grill;] Fer. lawn, - porch, Folding legs. a house com~- FISHING TACKLE POPULAR CONTROLS GRASS Coast Guard Appr’d KEM-TONE —— POSTS Regular $6.39 Cans slightly dented, but guaranteed Ist quality and no leakers. $299.50 DeWalt Demonstrator 9195 _ ALUMINUM Ae CHESTS } ' - racine os he le bedi aca abate PONTIAC. PRESS. WEDNESDAY. 3 KAS 2 1958 j ty Street Work |. OK'd at Romeo No Property Owners Objecting to Special Assessment Districts. ROMEO — The - improvement program for Benjamin and Tillson streets. was given the go-ahead _|Monday by the Romeo Village: ‘Council following a public hearing. on setting up special assessment! districts on the two street. No prop-' erty owners appeared at the meet- ing to voice objections. * * * . Resurfacing and installing curbs and gutters on Benjamin street |W will proceed as soon as final ar- ‘rangements’ can be made. New) curbs and gutters also will be in- | stalled on Tilson street this sum- ‘monthly. | bars from Mrs. Fred Bisballe, president of the _ rank in girl scouting. :- | | The council then voted to give , as t . eres ee ; summer recreation program. The ' t a { eI ES Pee eee ae ; _frem village funds. chairman. | Police dispatcher, Mrs. Kenneth ‘Posey, was appointed police ma- AUBURN HEIGHTS — Highlight- Bars ‘weré pinned on Sue Ann! tron with a raise in pay. ing the Auburn Heights neighbor- || atendress of 640 Nichols Rd. and Trustees approved the expendi- Clarks 87 2 go ae - ies = 4 ; = * # s & 3 | mer. * ae all : aaa . . " - Pentiae Press Photo George Reedy of Lake Orion was GIRL SCOUTS HONORED — Two Auburn : : é asrarden the village garbage 2S Heights girl scouts last night were presented Northern Oakland County Girl Scout Council, are llection contract for one year at with Curved Bar awards at the Court of Awards (from left) ond aoe as see ‘an annual cost of $2,400, payable! @t Avondale Junior High School. Receiving the Craddock, bot curv s co baeer aie oc 2 Auburn Heights Girls a Bettilen Hebel of 620 Nichols In charge of the program was | Little Leaguers will receive $200 | Get Hi 1g h Scouting Award ‘Mrs, Harvey Pyke, "neighborhood The University of Michigan has hood Girl Scouts Court of Awards! Norma Craddock: of 3333 Rock-| jtwice the number of .students in ' CLOWNS AT PTA FAM — Activities of most Oakland County Peatiae Press Photo ture of $1.790 for a new fire pump preo “— the pga Bd aven. ‘beginning study of the Rusdan Paretit-Teacher Associations came to. a close last weekend with these four little clowns, all pupils in the school. Expertly made up (for the Fire Department to be//!!82 School was the presentation - 2» & t language than it had.a year ago. the staging of annual PTA fairs, the big event of the year as far by members of the school’s Boy Scout troop, the girls are (from (|purchased from the Firemaster of coveted Curved Bar awards to, eae : . i IZ two girls. A flag ceremony by Troop ond As the youhgsters were concerned, Lending a cireus atmosphere to left) Debby Rogers of 905 Eastover, Julie Spina of 3525 Squirrel |Corp., Mount Clemens a of : ; the Eastover Ekementary School fair in Bloomfield Sdaanareaied were Ra, Penny Stresen-Reuter of 1296 Lenox Rd. _and Kathy Spina. x «+ * (the A ne ning ipa bie 7c . be opened the program. Following _— OXFORD THEATER we | Village Clerk Sidney J. white *{ained by # girl scout, the Curved 4 prayer by ‘Troop 448, While a WED.—THURS was named to serve on the com- model fire glowed, Troop 217 softly — * Will Concentrate on Civic, Economic Issues jsand, “Each Campfire Lights) 'Anew. . .” ° ° mittee planning the program for ‘ . Orion Turns Down Bid the dedication on June 7 of the Marlette High Alumni to Rezone 15'4- Acre Site. new Romeo Post Office. Will Gather Saturday Troops receiving awards were | | el ¢ p ) ae 73, 219, 244, 247, 217, 469, 331 and All ORION TOSNSHIE = The) Oran Wed | MARLETTE ~ The Mariette! 329, of Auburn Helghts; Troops {f lan Federation of Bloo: field fOUDS Township Zoning Board rejected a Jeanette Bowen to ed . ” 4 High School alumni banquet will M41, 421, #24, 19 and 258 of Eim- | request by Charles Belton to have J. R. Burman of Detroit be held at 7 p.m, Saturday in the woed School, Senior T 448 | ULNA tatapent By STAN BOK as the main governing body. Pre- phases of economle er civic 4 15'2-acre site belonging to him SOUTH LYON — Mr. gnd Mrs. |high schoo} auditorium, —— School ge core | FRI, SAT. and ‘SUN. OourT LD TOWNS oe ne wt SA pereey sage letevests; Al be clot rezoned from residential to com- Frank Wiedman of South Lyon This is the first get- -to-gether, en mete fe grt inx bed on. 3 te 5 BLOOMFIELD T TP —_ than one board member from one i mercial use, In makin the denial, have announced the marriage of? * UGS wccee oo: Plans for the formation’ ef ‘the’ divic association, Chairman of last nights meeting: g 4 Since 1955. The classes of 1906.) es, su -5 and was George Petzer, who served the board said it was going along thcir niece, Jeanette Bowen, to Jo- 1907 and 1908.will celebrate their, Guest of honor at the Federated Associations « off was Mrs. Fred | Eleven standing committees, as chairman at the tax protest With the wishes of adjacent prop- seph R. Burman. 3th anniversary, and the classes Bloomfield Township were dis- each ‘specializing in certain committee meetings. erty owners | The bride is the daughter of the |of 1931, 1932 and 1933 hope to meet Of the Northern ,Oakland Coun GS now cussed at a meeting last night |_ = $$$ * * jate Mr. and Mrs. Ashiey E. Bow- their former classmates to cele- Git! Scout Couneli, who made the’ - « Foe Hills pour . | Belton said he had planned to en, Parents of the bridegroom are brate their 25th anniversary. ‘presentation. of curved bars. Ww rina at ©: n attendance were two 3) ‘buy and sell game birds on prop- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burman of) ‘The program committee of Rob- +. 8 from each of 36 civic irreaiagell At Arrowhead Camporee ‘erty located between the Artco Detroit. lert Thornton, Robert Willis and) A 10-year pin im scouting Was . ey taar ve a vox |Manufacturing Co. plant and Jos-| The newlyweds are making their/Dean Ruggles is planning a ne overee to a <= gl ae o oomfie ownshi ad. home it: Detroit. interest . if 5889 Brimfis ind ‘a it Peta Comat. Waterford Scouts Tops Ere ome im Dro Dor erecting rowreae let Se Resutgioa's bee The new ofganization SE an out-| eae. Coa : j . e aa " growth of the tax protest com- of Waterford took top Brown Jug for the highest rating - s < sera See. ; : ad : mittee. It will be concerned with ponors Arrowhead Boy Scout the two days of competition in matters. of economic and civic Campo last weekend .at scouting. Second place went to interest within the township, = pome : near Oxford. Troop 23 of the United Presby- cording debe - » by Christ Lutheraniterian Church in Auburn Heights | Ae feanp was uwared the) Troop 123 of St. Paul Methodist) | 4 et C2 ky ' : —=' Church of Rochester placed third. | - —— a e le ; : Ds i i ad [THE PONTIAC PRESS, wapyt ESDAY, May 28, 1958 The fabulous Mike Todd declared after mosis the fabulous Nikita arlier year: purge) “If he ran for president of Rus isla, he would get elected.” She is married to Deputy. For- Minister ‘Nikolaj Firyubin. ae aarg a aiyearcld daughter, x: “We are far from having, as yet, the necessary similar assurance about Mr. Khrushchev.” (Tomorrow: The international crapshooter. y experience to feel -) ine ee ee a iti ee ee ra Tr Save gasoline! 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While it hasn't won any ae? ® prizes on the second, it seems to| There are days, for instance,|/be making out on the first when you can see men waving empty tin cans in the air. SRE HONEY do this when it's smoggy. r many a few swipes at the murky at mosphere, they clap cans, sM0G CANNED You'd swear they were canning smog. They are, Once sealed and labeled, the cans are packed for by the Les Angeles Smog Corp. mae eS Geran Envoy Hails Relations . |diplomat Heinz L. Krekeler be- |good relations between his nation | changes of know-how are at an un- 4 With Anierica WASHINGTON (INS) -- German lieves that progress in the cultural field is a cornerstone of the present and. the U, S. aThe ambassador, who has just | left Washington after representing his country eight years in the U. S., stressed that the most lasting ef- fects of the German - American) progress since the end of World War Il are the cufural advances. Tn an interview prior to assunt- ing his new duties as a member of the five-man Euratom Com- mission, Krekeler expressed great satisfaction over the W4Y in which full U.S-German diplo- mati crelations have been re- sumed. Furthermore, itions between the United he said that rela- States tory. In addition to common defense cooperation through NATO, the ambassador said, economic rela- tions have progressively improved, there is closer cooperation in trade fo Solve Necessity Warren Adams’ and - Clifford. P. ‘Rowe needed money and so they Trouble was the Secret: Make Own Money | CARBONDALE, Tl. —Francis made it. Service caught up with them. * * * The pair of counterfeiters were seized when State Trooper Donald Gibbons stopped their car near ‘Springfield because it had . only one license plate. Gibbons saw Adams stuff something = the front seat. cuban: ites $220.10 ont bills and $620 in genuine money bogus money in $10 and $20 de-|7 nominations using a multilith process in a basement workshop. Small Quake Recorded registered at 4:09 p.m. yesterday on the University of California lseismograph. There were no re than ever existed before and ex- precedented high level. Krekeler came to New York in) 1950 as the first German Consul General after the war, a year later, he was transferred to Wash- ington as charge d'affaires. He be- ports of damage. Smelling Out Pigeons BOSTON. (AP)—Boston Univer- sity has purchased 300 pounds of mothbalis to chase pigeons from BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — A|> came ambassador in May, 1955. Bil Field (once Braves Field). ak a ee — - PRP acsange ig ees 8 PE Hired Farm Hand Gets Record Wage . CORVALLIS, Ore. (INS) — Wage! rates for hired farm workers are/|> now at record highs in the United States, * * * According to a survey by Mrs “9 -tew steps from Saginaw St. Elvera Horrell, exténsion agricul tural economist at Oregon State © College, farm wage rates advanced © faster than rural living costs in, ~~ both 1956 and 1957. The result is|: that the traditional ‘‘hired man”) Keds Low Wash ’n — s > Wear | Slacks Regular $7.95 $qG°° Acrilan blends, dacron blends, all wash and wear. Dark colors, me- dium -or light whatever your choice. Those cool ‘summer siacks you'll ‘ wear for months and months. 7 2 Pair for Only $13.00 RECORDS eres 9 » at if MIRACLE i. being sued for divorce te his|e actress wife. si Ladies’ Sees Cottons Sizes 7 to 15, 8 to 20, 1414 to 241, s1Q°8 Every style imaginable. Cool, smart’ looking cottons to carry ven all * through the summer. Other Cottons to $17.98 Ladies’ Swim Suits $q98 | Sleek orice lines . . . low-dipping V back for a look that's slightly sensation- al! And there’s the spiral boned Pellon lined bra to insure an always-perfect shape. Smooth-wearing Lastex. Black,. _ apricot, aqua. Sizes 10 fo 16; 32 to . SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies’ Cotton ‘Skirts Regular $5.98 ‘oY ef eee ea “amngifs comb .., bringing you new loveliness all Answer — No, anyone who mint green dress of dotted swiss long! wishes to, may weer flowers. over taffeta. Her flowers were é yellow carnations. Romans Object | Best man was Robert A. Men to Restaurant of Detroit was user. A reception following the cere- F ; FEE ; F : in Colosseum . ROME (INS) — Rome's an- er wore a lace dress for the occasion. The bridegroom's mother | agp a ry Mw ne dress of white and black a a lot of Romans are having " cee ulcers over the project.. bride wore a dark green £ © # and white. shoes and hat Pleas to ital 6 SE Ss going away outfit. - Romans who feel that it would attended Michi- eqn smarts: igan State University. They point out. that use. of ‘ z= 4 (eo Cotesscen for ‘wreeiing No Substitute |: tes tees viet out ent for Cleanliness. feel such a ban should apply to commercial establishments Although old-time beauty ad- as well.. vice was seldom based on sci- « * * knowledge—and some of “Steak a la Gladiator,” us shudder today—one anyone? nl unsel culled from the [TO REMIND YOU WE WILL Century bas a modern iBE OPEN ‘THURSDAY ‘to should make [9 P. M. for a TAPP'S .... the shoe we on fi bees | ; a bath- APPS ccthedocwepuiontise | eens | STAPP'S 2 to health and beauty ; rey «sponge beth ean | JUVENILE BOOTERIE oS Sa ae ~~“CHOOSE- | —— E ee {Thank You. Sally, for Helping Us! the name you know... the quality you trust r =o) - ; , . H * be ; ...the fit and construction “TAKE HOME FLOWERS i so many doctors recommend, t THIS WEEK 7 H t Playmates | aren for fashionable leisure. Ideal co- THIS ordinates for active sports wear oc- casions or leisure hours. REMINDER ‘hou sleck b. . “Mix ’em or Match ‘em” a. Striped Leisure Jacket ..... 7.99 “Charge It” b. Blouse and Skirt Set cess 8.99 at Berton’s e. Pedal Pants .............. 4.99 G. Jamehene cc oc ccc cciowees’: 3.99 (...plus our skill in fitting baby feet) Choice of Blue—Orange or Beige OPEN THURSDAY Pes a aa T Pp S 28 iptesi A rg 9 4 MILUL tL UNIT un by a: | F | : | rope! || ___ PWO BAILY ORtivERIES To DeTROM AND. BURTON’S75 N. SAGINAW APP 3. ony Sie some | ee ane \ r ? a = uy ee ae ef Ble ee J ; » Bae 1s Te i I ee = ips we ee a tf , aes a gt ee \ : : = —_ Ls oe eee i= = fe li Eat 2 : 5 ; . cia & : = ao oe is es eri f/ ‘ i ea 2 3 tee coe . ° e f Pay af a: B, | 3 f i ; : : | | 5 e 2 ys ts ; tA | : ] \ 1 é \ a at . a : rs : i ‘ be a i ' \ PY " : ] oe as . vs os a <- 4 a é eS <3 7 \ il we ee ie hi hi te 7 fewer J ronnie ee : - “ -. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 ' . Rend Down, Sister at land Grou P to Meet June 4 Mr. and Mrs. “Harvey Han- sen” ga open their Lone Pine road home June’ 4 for the an- “pual meeting of the Oakland County Chapter of Planned - Parenthood, Naomi J. Thomas, who will be in the Pontiac area June 2, 3 and.4, will speak at By soaneuntts LOWMAN Many times pimples and black- ‘heads mar the beauty of an other- the annual meeting, wise lovely back. The most usual Miss Thomhas has been a reason for these is the inaccesgi- “member of the Planned Par- | ‘bility of this region of the body, We enthood staff since 1952. She (cannot reach all of our back unless; also has worked as a case- we use a hag handled bath brush. worker for the Family Service «* * Association of Indianapolis; | Without ss scrubbing the little oil glands -may become Community Service Society and Sheltering Arms Children’s Service, both in New York. LUNCHEONS Popular Prices RIKER FOUNTAIN from diseased teeth or tonsils or it you will rid yourself of these STEINWAY Piano Beauty Clinic by Edythe McCulloch EXPRESSIVE HANDS Your hends are an impor- tant part of your appear anée and should show the results of frequent use ol hand softener. Well kept fingernails make hands prettier and nail polish cov- ers a multitude of sins. Stubby nrails‘are not lovely, neither should they be so long that they appear claw- like. Let them show their capability ... at @ type- writer or child care. Use your hands expressively . not nervously nor ultra dramatically, but gracefully and with poise. Shoppe. FE 2-743i, toe Fontiag Siate Bank slips prop the line of trapeze suits and, idresses. Two layers of net over ‘taffeta shape the trapeze line of! slips which will give the new sil-: ‘houette look to any geritly flared; oo Decoration Day Special | MEN’S and BOY'S CANVAS BOUNCERS NAVY, BROWN and NATURAL 5 (1 pair $2.66) BECK MIRACLE MILE : NOW OPEN DAILY 9 AM, to 9 P.M. | is drink plenty af water, Sealtest ice Cream ‘cleansing of the skin of the back. > | x ® bad ‘ | Of-course pimples‘ anywhere on |~ the body may come from infection vif food, from constipatién of allergies. | 4 get a lot of sleep and exercise and outdoor life and use a long handled bath brush, you probably will ban- ish these sktp*defects, Since oiliness is often an under- lying cause of blackheads and pimples, sunbathing is most help- ful. Those women who have blemishes on their backs should take ——_ of this cing ‘clogged with oil and. dirt. This 2 aR pene Re eae SC Ree jleads to blackheads and pimples. — Therefore one of the best preventa- 7 ‘tives or remedies is a daily, soapy = Have You Tried This? Warm Sun Clears Back Blemishes : the winter find that it clears up during the summer months. Also, remember that vitamin de- | ficiency has an effect on your skin. If you eat rich heavy devitalized BY JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor Why not treat-the family to + homemade coffee cake on * Memorial Day? Everyone will get up for breakfast if they smell your baking. Sour 5 . cream makes this cake really : ‘tender. tt 9 Mrs. ‘Harold Abrams says this recipe has been in her family for many years. She loves homemaking and enjoys | cooking, sewing ‘and knitting. |} She is active in thé Sisterhood at her temple and in the Hick- ory Grove PTA. Cinnamon Sugar Ribbon : Flavors Coffee Cake F | stamped, self-addressed envelope SOUR CREAM COFFEE ©) with your request for leaflet No. CAKE # 7. Address Josephine Lowman in | By Mrs. Harold Abrams - :| care of this newspaper. [eee Tomorrow; “Hairlines and Hair 1 cup sugar 7 are Part of Beauty Scheme.” 2 uae cceam "| (Released by The Register and ¢ Whee 24g cups flour - * ‘Tribune Syndicate, 1958) aura 1 teaspoon soda + ; ‘e aspoon vanilla’ noe R in t W t Compliments go to your head if 1 te ; | unning Hot Water ; Cream shortenings, add i Pp ibl 6 t d ‘you wear these pretty flower caps. sugar. and beat in eggs. Sift : ossibie Uutdoors Each takes a few hours.. dry ingredients and add alter- nately with sour cream. Pour half the batter into a greased ~ 10-inch tube pan. . Mix 3 teaspoons cinnamon with % cup brown sugar. Sprinkle half of th:s mixture over batter.-Cover with re- ove | [im your right shoulder. * ly, taking time for the pull. 4 If you would like to have my maining batter and sprinkle rest of sugar-cinnamon mix- Py tare over top. Bake 45 minutes 4 at 350 degrees,. Even Though Warranted . ._ ae Abby _ Better ‘Table’ the indignation /by ABIGAIL VAN BUREN / “DEAR ABBY: I had a ‘coffee table in my house and my sister-in-law admired it and admired it and admired it? I finally took the hint and gave it to her. Then she —— around and SOLD it to her sister. “IT don’t care -about the few dol- lars, but. I think _ this was a cheap trick. I want to buy it back = from her sis- >< @ ter, but my ened husband says ABBY to forget the whole thing. Should I?” BOILING OVER DEAR BOILING: Your sis-, ter-in-law used extremely poor judgment. If I were you I would forget it and charge it to experience. % = ®& * “DEAR ABBY: The man who thinks he gives his teen- age son an allowance that is “MORE THAN PLENTY” sounds just like my father. Some fathers forget that times have changed since they were teenagers. “Tt a boy wants to take a girl to the movie and buy her the tax people doesn't need ME to remind him that the cost_of living has gone up, “3 € * * . “DEAR ABBY: My prob- lem is a young woman who works for my husband. She is 26 years old and has already been through two husbands. She drives her own car to work all right, but my hus- band has to follow her home in his car after work to be sure she gets home safely. “She invites him in for a cup of-tea the has ulcers so I don't have to worry about it being anything else) after- wards. Sometimes it is 7:30 before he gets home for din- ner. Do I have to put up with this?”’ PATIENT WIFE DEAR PATIENT: You don't — So why do you? * * * “DEAR ABBY: I came across an old Japanese maga- zine and it says that you should take some salt ‘about one tablespoon) wet it a little and rub it where you want to reduce. Some people might think it is a joke, but my stomach was coming out for long time and now it is getting smaller.” . K. F. 7 have to. =f food and neglect your fruits and vegetables, you may have trouble. |’ BEND OVER Here is another corrective exer- cise for fat across the back. Stand erect. Bend over until your trunk is at right angles to your body. ‘Let your arms and head drop for-| ward toward the floor. Keep your, trunk’ in this position as you pull as far to the right as you can with} tyour left shoulder. Return to-forward position. Now pull as far to the left as you can Return forward. Continue. alternating | - ‘right and left. Do this VERY slow- leaflet “Round Shoulders — Fiat Bust — Keverse!” send a for outdoor Hat (top) crocheted petals; There's others, trim of artificial flowers. gadget Pattern 613: Directions for three Want hot water _ washups? You can have it. a new portable. electric which attaches te any . water faucet. 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SAGINAW ) STREET - FE 83560 vibe bade nas Deroee’ AE Open Monday and Friday Evenings Ls + Fe , E : 3 J Fe ‘ Ba Rion Is Tie a political amateur to! asked him to fly home to talk to! at ae : atte gi ti SS ee Se — 1 ih oe ere i} ee Betlicn eee mi a i — THE PON cTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, stay 28, 1958: ing - for Washington re- | the life and romance [oppose five-term Democrat Jerry porter > of Mrs. Richard M, Nixon.) ‘Voorhis for Congress. By RUTH MONTGOMERY GOT START WASHINGTON (UPID—A nation =, wide television audience first po ee ok tan Nixor s i &. Savatine oft ce algae you he could get out of uniform, hind her husband while he accepted therefore the tumiiltous cheers of the Repub-' lican National Convention in 1952. in Her second. TV role was equally: low-keyed. While the GOP vice presidential: nomince fought for hisleather sofa from her garage. and political life in the now-famed his brother hauled it to the office “checkers? speech, the Ccamerasin his truck. They found a hat. PR ie. hg. Spink of four articles Dacor describes the the Whittier for the campaign. * * * switched occasionally to the tense/tered desk, and friends lent them young wife who sat immobile inja typewriter and a rug While Dick—< real usknows— the studio chamber. * x * Before and since those dramatic. occasions, Pat Nixon has listened! quietly through thousands of her) husband’s political addresses. | Never by so miuch as a “she's yawn has she indicated that she’s heard it all before. “Bored?” she asks in wide- eyed amazement when friends such heresy. “Why no! Even though I do hear Dick dis- euss the same issues sometimes 1) times a day during a cam- | paign, he always interjects new incidents and different phrases. — I'm always terribly interested.” | The term “helpmate’’ could have’ been invented to describe Pat Nixon : At the end of World War 1, Lt.’ Comdr, Richard M. Nixon was handling contract-termination work for the Navy in Baltimore when a family friend in Whittier. 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Once she fee ps ced down the hecklers, Pat smil- cried because there was no money fer stamps to mail the — around his capone campaign literature. * * * “We were the rawest of ama- Once, at a big rally in Los ” the second lady ruefully Angeles they took 4-year-old Tricia “When nearly all of our along to hear daddy speak In a hushed moment, as Dick paused ens hiets g ha. = oe . nis ya a ae effect, the little girl suddenly discovered I had been naively giv- piped: “My goodness! Daddy takes ing them te opponents who took qa jong time. doesn't he?” She them out and burned them.” drew the biggest laugh of the She remembers that the only Meeting. ewilian suit Dick had was too WAITED If OUT small for him, and when a friend By election day, Dick was so ifinally located a new one they uncertairi of victory that he refused \sold the other model to buy more/to listen to early returns. Instead \office stationery. ithey took a picnic lunch to the |'BABY WAS BORN | ‘beach, but it was cold and dreary, ; t. aid tt and at-last Dick went alone to a Pat was pregnant, and three movie, Much later, in despondent weeks after Tricia’s—birth that’ mood at home he switched on. the February of 1946, she left the rd radio to discover that he was win- with. Dick’s parents to join him ning by 670,000 votes. lin the primary campaign. |. Dick won, as he always has, and when they at last came te | Washington a nationa! magazine | played him up as the “greenest | new congressman.” It seems | ineredible that all this happened | anly nine years age! ee urs, They were even more flabber- | gasted two years later, however, when President Eisenhower tapped the 39-year-old junior senator from California for his runsing mate. i Pat, answering mail and tele. A ‘phone calls during the 52 conven- | During the next few years while tion had slipped out with friends) the future vice president was eX- for a sandwich when a TV pro- | posing Alger Hiss, co-authoring @ 9 +am was interrupted to announce} bill for registration of Communists that Ike wanted Dick as his| ‘and presenting the House Un- running mate. lAmerica n Committee's cases lagainst Gerhard Eisler and Eugene 48 Pat phrases it: “That bite of sandwich popped right out of my mouth, and we practically | ran back te the hall. The next few hours were so hectic for me that I can hardly recall the details after friends pushed a way for me through the crowd, ‘Dennis, Pat was cooking’ and wash-: ling dishes at home, chauffeuring going. to school to learn. how to _make draperies, slipcovers and ‘hats, and joining ‘in his re-eléction ‘campaign. SHUNNED COCKTAIL CIRCUIT |}, pe al gos oe pre They played no bridge, belonged fornt.” to no clubs, and studiously avoided Ty pically, her thought was not bm a hgeienal ptaacy rd spe cae! of her own lunchlesgs day and , ay b . working attire, but of Dick. the family on pitnies. Once, when! «15, didn't have time to shave,” the thermometer was broiling. they o6 recalls sympatheticall. “That's jspread out their picnic cloth On! wiy the television cameras showed the 2 gal of oF ee ae him on the convention platform hoch bet. eng Ynpacse ey dark alone the jawbone.’ Throughout Dick's 1950 cam- (Tomerrew: How Pat Nixon | paign for the Senate against New | runs her home, raises her Lesa Cangresewoman Bets | children.) y.°~ Graduation - Gilts with a Persona! Touch Our Monogrammed Blouses :.. in. fine dacron and cotton. “Give her checks or solids with 3.-initial mon- ogram in any col- or. Sizes 32 to 38. $8 Allow 3 Weeks for Delivery 700 W. 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From the Press Box | BY BRUNO L. KFARNS ' Sports Editor, Peatiag Press Harbert State 5 {Top Contenders Sam Snead, Middlecoff, sRichard Norton, Grand Rapids: Si Schwab, Dayton, Ohle. (11:15) 1 _— = paapary. “Bastiand = * . arty rgo : es! vlad phy 1 pi mgay ~ Piag, incl Player. jevanhacwere. South Africs. Palmer Rated Favorites Miller, Birmingham. (10:30 a.m. Pri- 1 Pics aid Boros, Mid Pines, N.C.; at Red Run Golf Club The day is coming when we may see a Major League #:08- “Phi Los a, Mumia, Ny. Be FRE Sere, Vere r a:00- Iimmy Demaret, Kiamesha Lake ° Ay Detroit. (10:23 : and Minor League in the Professional Golf Association. , ,Utqner. Detroit. 0:a5) NY: ¥i By BILL CORNWELL Today more pro golfers are making more money on ES ag ay the circuit, but on the other hand the pro field has be-| **,3c° Sus. po Write, a :08) Doug Pord, Mah ~ Lioy Mansram, Apple Valley, Calif. ‘10 2: of —stike Dietz, Lake Whale on Lome. Ban Lesndro, Py What are the chances of a Mic igan golfer winning the Western Salem, Mas: : when come so bulky that a lot more of the PGA members) o:35°85°% 00: peno, ev; Emericx| ® sg Weaiey Re ee Mz [Open golf tournament a. — x Kocais, Pontiac: Charles Matilack, Pontiac. (16: 38) / begins can’t even break even playing the tour. 03 RRN 10:00) cere, Ney, "Denotes amateur Sth classic ~ y 71-hole stand tomorrow at Red Run. If consistent performance on the professional circuit is a reliable ee oer Birmingham; | Robert The PGA circuit today has an tournaments with a) sone Sei. Bloom eld Hille; Bul Os . Bedford Softball Meeting Tonight total purse of $1,350,000. Including endorsements and a plommY, Shannon, Royal ie 4) an ana - ry ae a. fo e-| A meeting for the purpose of = (indicator, t pes a cham- sporting goods affiliations there are 40 pros making Mullin, Pair Oaks. Calif’; ‘Tom Nie- lpion from Michigan are slim — organizing Waterford Junior and Little League softball this summer has been called tonight by the Waterford Township Recreation | Chick Rutan, $10,000 oF better a yout: of Shi Paul Seg srhand. Desreit: 3s | Looking back about 20 years ago, hardly a half rae! Solomon, New Castle, Pa. (9:30) dozen players could actually make a living on the very slim indeed. Who has the best chance to win it? According to PGA facts and figures, the nod goes to 9:08—John Lear? foe omg Reyal Oak; Gord- on Jones, Alliance, Ohie; Bill Mark- ham, Saginaw. (9:23) | $:15—Roy Beattie, Detroit; Eugene Bone, rugged tour. When Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd | © Drayton Plains: Bob Gosivy. Darien. Henartment. The meeting will be | long-hitting Chick Harbert, the Mangrum settled for a co-championship of the = %%);Dave at Ringe, Fie: Joe\held in the Community Activities. ™ a SRS veteran Meadowbrook pro, with |. Detroit. ° Buildi Willi Lake Road / 1 Western Open in 1949 at Meadowbrook, (they went ein F ae os Bett lat 7: oiiee ewes pes ae TRAPPED — Boston Red Sox catcher Lou second. Shortstop Billy Martin. threw to Bertoia pore ——, of Franklin Hills ik playoff holes and were tied when darkness stopped ® P es 9 pity, M - eee) _ interested adults are urged to Berberet slides into third base but Reno Bertola as Berberet was unable to get back to second. lose 5 *. 5 play) only the top-dozen pros were in profit bracket | iatd art Tentaa ‘Harber Mw'e ie attend. was waiting for him after he was trapped off | Umpire is Ed Runge. The Tigers won, 3-2. Pango — —— pe p! of the circuit. Dts yg EP Br this year, has played some of his Sam Snead feels that the ciroult is becoming a cold, | é Tandail ah dell. ret rant greatest wit in oa years. ips, Sydne Ls : entry businesslike affair completely devoid of color. He criti-| Pee a, He fly ranks 18th on the cized the tour as an “attendance contest”, and he feels | i Mass: “John official PGA money list with earn- ings of $6,588.14. Chick was amonc the leaders in the famous Masters at. Augusta last April and has made several strong showings in. other events. Es ; eR roasee Sane een 6 Ola ere Se mS aking SPAY Sims at She:seme's color. Willie Mosley, Ferndale; Tony, There are _more ates Seat " teas: crowds, bieder me Panties? ponierional golf, more than ever before Ee Windsor: Howard = 16:39 Huston LaCiair, Birmingh ham; Ger- Breaks Change, Go for Tigers Unearned Runs | GP @nir rm- 4gob Zimmerman, ‘Jackson. Zz estes fon, Aun Arbor. ct aa ex ters has gained a tremendous "Chet dawer.” Detratt Rey =, my reputation as a match player Pe Bonen, Feo but he has seldom fared well uk, «= Help Bengals ‘edee ti Ann’ Arber Be Pitney # . (2: : In fact Carter would be ready to make the PGA a)‘ 9s Pahie ak Bowers . | The hardyworking Franklin pro three-cireuit proposition. His golf circuits would prob- a peer, Franklin: Cary to 3) Victory has ne victory to his eredit on : ably carry the titles “The Pro International eae ts aa at Sanford, Fs. Be. ow stan : ” “The Professional ” Py Jacobs hitter» on money w Lange” eee ee epee,” andy x Mr — es a Valentinetti Puts End SH to Red Sox Rally in ‘tour, which would jump around : be made up of hand picked choice | ,,...°92% Oe oN tenn; Jack Fleck of Rochester, 1955 U.S j 3 i . Otten: uit, Ala- “ f champion, and Indianwood's 4 pros. The purses for these world circuits would start at raed reat poet DETROIT @ — The breaks — ve Ao earn, can ag REDS OTT : about $60,000. 4; Bd Pur-|those terrible things that went so, but their ee have been highly erratic, . ‘one regularly against the Detroit Tigers in their recent nine-game losing . streak — are going the other way *!now and the club’s winning streak The rest of the pro field, as Carter seés it, would be broken up into one circuit shooting for purses from‘about $25,000, while the smaller or “minor” pro Fleck has really had his ups- and-downs since winning the Na- tional Open while Diets seems te slip in crucial places when circuit wou d shoot for the $19,000 or $20,000 purses. = alts ot four. | We can remember when the $15,000 purse was quite a ¢ i} Mike Higrine. the Boston Red ibeasreecciligeae aan _ plum, but today this plum is what the top pros would | (onc, Sox manager, could complain to- From sine stenieset. like as the first prize in a tournament, with an equal 12.15% Meyend bis No. 1 sympatiiser the nod mast go to Chuck Kocsis, crown last weekend at Indianwood re Oe ee ee ee. Sathe tha fk cf the Western Open starting temée- BOM row at Red Run. There are 133 pros among the 152 "ars, golfers entered. After two days about 70 will be left u: ye on, Detroit: Pete! The victory enabled the Tigers ag ind te when the field is cut and when things end Sunday about | aah, Tome vias) me: forltek aan oo geal eS . “al ase Par as ankees — thoug 5 ; presti estern are _ 25 or 30 Lard will win a lex pred lang — mon iE 32 t olndo. "_ rh ae. ference between the chis ia 2 Gene Bone’ Bill Martin and Emer- week oxvilie ! Tom | Whopping 11 games — and it ick Kocsis, all from Pontiac. ment after splitting the $25,000 pot. Ph en he take, xx; nudged the Tigers into sixth place. | Sam: Snead, Cary Middiccott Anyway, the day is gone where’a boy who wants to be —_Bnick jan Pia.:) bert, Northville. (11:83). Markham, ‘and Arnold Palmer shart the favorite’s roles on the eve of the a pro golfer has to fear of starving alone. If he isn't 1:08-—Al eam ontegte: | Two of the Detroit runs were : . ‘among the top 20 winners, at least he will have a lot! © es, te he Kroll. ery thearepe—cboe’ : ‘eons ie : : ee Pe RS Mite 7” 4 SHOWS HOW — Johnny Ferrari of the Pon- _weight classes will be held this evening starting | The field is absolutely tops of ess amma iggs, Detroit: Walker In- tiac Boys’ Club shows some of boxers on tonight's | at 7:30 p.m. at the Boys’‘Club gym on East nee canes Ne St pcting Deals siviedl_ Piha eae ma talenonded roster sch as work for’ him : his. Two Tiger Farm Teams lead Leagues Sf ESPs Braves’ Pitcher Gains 7th Vietor ‘tere blame = like Ken Venturi, Bill Casper, Jay ‘Hebert, Frank Stranahan, Billy o hn Works M agic Over Cards f= soy care pd Sailors. Gromek has pitched nine Deel Tiger dorm chad ‘ate fe Jim Boger are rookies, innings in six games but has been =. Meas : res cpr Statistics from the Tiger farm) Bill Lawrence, is 6-1. ‘ Dave Reed of Battle Creek is sd coff and all the rest of a star- office show Augusta is leading the ee 3-2 with Birmingham and Ron Roz. °P®" the ninth, Foytack yielded | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS league record for left-handers by;Groat, Ted Kluszewski and Frank! jaded field. Sally league and Valdosta heads} Even manager Steve Gromiek is|man is 0-2. . . Frank Franchi of Single to Dick Gernet. He retired’ Warren “The Wénder" Spahn,|bagging his ninth 20victory sea-/Thomas gave the Bucs a 2-1 lead’ Practice rounds at the plush Red up the Georgia-Florida League. doing some pitching in an effort|Dearborn is batting .392 with Idaho|Malzone on an infield bounder — working his usual magic over the|son. He shares the record with|in the fourth. Bill Virdon opened |Run layout indicate that scoring _-Three clubs ate _in second place tohelp the —Class-D-—Erie (Pa. Fallg in thie Pioneer League. -only—after_the Red Sox. ee Louis -Cardinals,_is_a third of former American League Bob), threerun fifth-with-a triple and will be low, which is what tourn- and five are in the second division. baseman came within a foot or two the’ way home today in his run|“Lefty’ Grove. scored on a wild pitch. Then Bob! ment officials want. aoe Anastmemmecninememiernnanannan of tying the score with a drive that top a frecord 2-victory season. | x « * Skiner chased Drysdale with his| Play begins at 8 o'clock tomor- Smanf sailed just outside the foul pole and the National League schedule) The Braves closed within ajthird homer, Groat tripled off re-\row and Friday, then the fie}! 3" left field. lis less than a quarter over. game of first place San Francisco, liever Ed Roebuck and came will be cut to the low 70 plus ties | * & * The: 37-year-old southp.w gained;beaten 5-1 at Philadelphia, while|home on Thornas’ single. for the final 36 holes. | Dey Your G : By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF — PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Impossible Shots Around ths: Green, When Foytack walked Jackie Dare Er teat yianne tad tel ‘to get the first pitch over to Lou Berberet, the. Tigers called. Bill Hoeft from the bullpen. Renna reached Hoeft for a pinch |3-2 his seventh victory of the season last night on a pinch-hit, two-out, ninth-inning homer by Joe Adcock the Milwaukee Braves junked Chg aly Jones’ two-hit shutout for a decision over the Cards. - third place Pittsburgh. moved within four games of the top with a 53 victory over Los Angeles. Cincinnati defeated the Chicago Cubs 43 in 10 innings. If Sad Sam’s sad these days, Western Open Champs DIA die an toced Gereset. Pas *'e & * it’s no wonder after what’s hap- GNOSIS: Failure to Explore = ‘'na’s drive bounced: off the left! t was Spahnie’s fifth straight|pened to the Cardinal right-hand- | 6 batted in. Steve B a Treatment: When you find your ball in.a very bad lie ie wall on one hop-to Charlie | over st. Louis, second this season,|¢f in his‘ last two starts, He al-|FEAR | WINNER en ae Es oo ou. 2 at pitcher Phil Regan of) "eT the green, and also in a situation that make it Fable bo — and without the favor- | tor @ 49-26 lifetime record against |lowed only three hits, but was oui Lawrence Auchtertoriie in sideman Og, Sige Island, Ti Wayland, Mich. has a 43 record)| necessary to loft the ball jable hop Jensen doubtless would the Redbirds—who have supplied |beaten 1.0. by Philadelphia and gos Alex. Smt 718 = Milwaukee ' along with veteran relieler Harry ™may think you've found @ have scored, too. almost a fourth of his 231 major/Robin Roberts last week. Last iit; Xithud emtn 7m. Cincinnait Gone Byrd. |, steeply and quickly, you | It took Vito Valentinetti to put league victories. night, he ates up a the hee) pn ie 335° Homewood CC, Pletemeor, m + * & ' something you can’t pos- "| out the rally, He got a third | Spahn, now 7-1, can set a major harmless Lea ee Pace ° gos Wiltte 299 Normendie GC, St. Louts ; : i 900 Anderson 288 Skokie Glencoe, . At Augusta, George Alusik, an)” sibly handle. strike past pinch batter Gene | Then oe Mathews icin and (1910 **Chick Rvans Jr. 6&$ . Beverly CC, Chic : outfielder, has a .444 average and | Before giving up, how- Stephens, ending the contest that : : 911 Robert 2&1 Kent CC. Grand ‘Rapids ‘ . — é “ : » HO ; Jones hit Wes Covington with a/1912 MacDousid Smith 299 Idlewtid CC. Flossmoor, Tit bonus player George Thomas is) ever, give some thought to was played before 17,224. The , 1913 J, McDermott 295 emphis, Tenn : some g ae ; : | ef BOX JCOre pitch. A couple of force outs car-|i$tt James M Barnes 295.” Intetlechen CG” Mianeapotie p hitting 400 -. . Jack Feller of © playing an explosion-type lute vertereneee wee eo ‘ried Mathews home, and Sad Sam 1915 Tom MeNemara 30¢' . G6B Oek CO. Shen Biya, I Onsted has a .248 mark while Wy- ah ot even hoa h oe to the one the burly righthander — “s ; ~ : hi fi mth “hit—-A (2218 Walter Hagen 286 _ ° Blue Mound CC, aukee man Carey leads the pitching staff!” ~ yas ' put on Sunday in the second BOSTON aero ‘DETROIT vie nf e = vt sapte ee ees 117 jumes M. Barnes a eotnareand Gel rile, Ml. with a 61 mark. not in sand. This ts a des- ; game of the Washingtow double- Buca ss “3000 F Bolling % 40009) C0C8 8 Towering (wor 1920 Jock Hutchison 296 «= Olympia Fields, Ul, CC peration shot: but when {| header, when he blazed « third °Xeous® 109¢ Martin aziet the center field fence. 193) Waker Hagen 44 Sabwens see craves For the seventh-place Durham { conditions call for it, it can strike past Jim Lemon to end Piersail cf 2000 Maxwell it 3016) A bases-loaded single by Don) 1923 K Hutchison 281 Cc, ‘Memphia® Tenn Bulls, ex-Michigan State halfback | be ‘valoable . “that (Wiliams if 4313 Hazie at 3011 Hoak gave the Redlegs an un- seas Williem Mehihore 393 Calumet CC. Chica: The chai's lading pickers are |), ‘The techhique isthe larvey elma ithe, ities Se et soe ee a Seah iamienee™ Dick Sheldon ‘ “ery Tivnapien same as for an ex lo- i i care ge a . -_ | arheret © 1008 ison 7 1000 10th sgainet. reliever Don ge 7928 «= Abe Espinosa 291 North . ontenge Mich,, and Paui Gatza, of Flint, |~ sion from the aa ein light variations. What you H Hed At ba bles, ia ead seh econgel, $900 oe ° 0000. |g y preva ated to finish 1930 Gene raten im Tata ate Stion aes d e aia ~ : ad two Cou 3010 Valentin’! p 0000 1931 Ed Dud) 280 Miami Valley GC, Da each with a 3-41 record, | Fant to do, in effect, is knotk out a piece of turf be- lof the season. and drove in the geen esleonens 108g mY? 88% ace the seventh time in 10 starts is32 Waller Mheen i; Gantergury GC, eraiand The Valdosta, Ga., club boasts” . ginning about an inch behind the ball and extend- rst run, In the ning |akieus ts 1000 Home runs by Jerry Lynch 1934 *Harry Coc 274 intry Club of Peoria, 11 two pitchers who. have yet to be, ing two to three inches in front of it, and let the #|Kuenn doubled, scoring Billy Mar-| Tetels — = #963) Frank Robinson gave the Redlegs pos] Kann Gebaans | He Bake Akee CC, Routh Bend ~- & - <\tin, who had walked. —Fouled out for Brewer in sth: b~!a@ tle after the Cubs counted three ie *Ralph Guidab! 288 Canterbury GC. Cleveland t ball ride out on top of.the piece of turf. . * * * ried out for Buddin in 8th; c—Doubled in the fourth, two on Walt Moryn’s| 1238 Guild Westwood CC, St. Louis Z There are two variations. from the sand explosion: _” | tom Brewer, the Boston starter, |in n ohs e-Called out A ‘tor Lepele homer, a : in 3 OcSC Members See » 1. Use a pitching wedge or nine-iron stead of the flanged | retired the first two batters in the ™ °" "ee ~ eee Race Films Tonight ~ sand wedge so you can cut into the turf more readily, © Tiger sixth before Martin lined a ‘Beaten, rete AUS os prety ss SE The. cotinted 10 hits — ne ’ and 2.) Let the clubhead contact the ground about an 4 single to center. Then came Mal. | ve.A 7 : » a a ae Hr Bane & ill a oa a By ifs 5. ey I rei Ci ii . 5 ; ‘ & ~ — . 3 | . apreian - “| —— . | ie & , ic veer _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1958 te : - ; RE i i Exchange Co. 405 S. 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The Red Sor lost ‘balty {Harrell also homered for Cleve- his favorite target as the Kansas) ie ; | ; Ey ssl City Athletics make their bid to had given up only six earned. runs) nore 76 in 10 innings and thee Sus, Hawtin hit his ae i vale Against the New York| While completing each of his starts chicago White Sox beat Washing- | ~ heodbpoet aint | he New York) (a 2.0 recor <3 going into la at| chicago hite Sox be 4 .s - « The slugging outfielder. down to night’s game at Kansas City. Cerv.-sold to the A's in 1956,, Early Wynn (5-2) won his fourth a trim 24 or so after sweating off * * x ‘upped his AL-leading. RBI total in a row for the White Sox, but about 10 pounds, crashed his sec-' This time. he lasted only five to 36 while banging three hits, It/¢@Vé@ 10 hits and needed relief in ond home run off the no-windup innings, giving up six runs—three was his 12th homer—his one-sea-|the ninth. Four re De ae Sharp Popo ee 2 -k- ga . .$1,895.00 right-hander and drove in four on Cerv’s first - inning homer— son high in the majors. Hec Lopez 'Wo scoring on an error : -Dr. V- ; runs as the band of ex-Yankees while losing to the A's for only also had three of the A's nine other pair on Wynn a single, 1956 Ford Fairlane : Dr 8 $1,195.00 cracked the varsity 7-3 and madejthe second time in 15 decisions. hits. ‘ bagged it against loser Hal Standard —cCc COR ......--'- ’ * a shambles of Turley’s perfect His earned run average jumped + & & Griggs. 1956 Ford 2-Dr. Six Standard—Top oe record. ‘from 0:8 to 1.61. Jack Urban, a one-time Yankee a ee $995.00 farm hand, won his third. Hel Je eae walked none and struck out eight, three times fanning Mickey Man- 1] First Places tle, whose hitting streak was end- ed at 14. The Yankees, 1-1 against Romeo Tri-Coun ty Champ the A’s this season after winning 19 of 22 last year, scored on Elston Howard's fourth ~. inning penmypn hg: but = Lapse Three Romeo athletes compiled aereg and 9p — —_— a total 1 in all, eo's well- ; with two out before Urban struc balanced track squad last night ere ee 2 pan a out pinch-hitter Harry Simpson,! walked off with an easy Tri-|20b Peterson's 11%, Bob Ford had|iste of Kansas City. County league championship, 75% |10% and Gary Douglas 10+. Win- - « « to 594 for its nearest opponent, ners’ firsts were by Stirling, Ford, A bases-loaded walk by ‘relief Rochester. Lapeer was 3rd with 43;'Redman, Peterson, Jersey, Em- pitcher Billy O'Dell handed the and L'Anse Creuse last with 5. |mett, Douglas and Coleman. They|Orioles their sixth straight defeat * * * lincluded the hurdles, shot, pole after J. W. Porter's first homer The meet under the light of Vault, medley and 880-relays, mie, 'of the year had given the Indians Romeo's field, was the first since |449, 220 and half mile. 'a 66 tie in the ninth, It was revival of the league this year. guess Only first places that missed the Romeo . thinclads come when Rochester's John Becker took the — 100 and Dick Owens of L'Anse | won the broad jump. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM SOME CARS NO MONEY DOWN 1958 FORD DEMO’S Skyliners—2-Drs.—4-Drs.—Wagons Sixs-—Eights—Automatics—Power Low Mileage—Like New—Will Deal One of Oakland County’s Top Traders EDDIE STEELE-FORD 2705 Orchard Lake Road Keego Harbor FE 5-9204 Out of the High Overheard Area HAZEL PARK HARNESS RACEWAY rs NYLON TIRE SALE } E PRE-DECORATION DAY SPEC ' ig au-nyLon Dayton cdl City Golfers Enter Saginaw Tournament At least three Pontiac teams have entered the June 1 best-ball ) invitational golf tournament at Saginaw’s Rolling Green Club, | says veteran shotmaker Chuck | Whipple. . 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Ss mingham High School golf team. The Maple swingers,| “ser Sandird tack shoes?) i —_—— ——— i = jlike Alexander, are looking for new worlds to conquer. |..s yuri Stepanov, i a iy EXCITEMENT! The Maples have cleaned up everything in sight this SS eee 4 | year behind the stellar shooting of Pete Green, Warren got over marks 4 iIMUSTANG H Be 2d | bs Le | Stmmner, Dick Taylor, Gary Mouw and John Roberson, |"P°c! bull-up soe | -— ; aa} Last Saturday they won the state Class A champiOn-| ‘ne shoe was banned ‘ . i} _ MICHIGAN ship at Battle Creek Country Club. Monday they piled|in a surprise action by the Hi 1 “precisionsered” high-compression | | A 4up more honors by winning |national Amateur Athletic ‘ © sughies Soe Ford, Mercery, Chevrolet: cars, bases end trocs. gf SF heal The Pontiac Press Prep In- |e" ot aSwnich hed bees’ sabe ty ee ee ee | p t sk { vitational tournament for! mitted by the Russians peg performance and smali- hood, you have all the power ff] on lac qa ers the 5th time and the 2nd standard goes out - Hey Cconeine be per neti enete iow se get year in a row. « *« * 4 ine Lc ieht sa ane. stole, wagine wee Le decieads ‘a Ti State List Lemle, a likeable young coach Pri ys Rlgpe went up é valve liters, grind camshae (te miles. Mustang, engines | Op who rung the Birmingham | Solflteet % inch two years 7 many more quality custom — 4, sasatied in a few hours. : team in the spring and dabbles/the world record holder, ’ are hase Sowet— longer toerocrow's engine today Pontiac’ will have the largest én-|With football during the off-season, |Russians began their a gine life—greater fuel for more driving pleasure and itry in the annual Michigan State|was the proudest one of the group. . ‘With a Mustang High-Com- efficiency. Stop in, ask about the Roller Skating Championships be-| He had nothing but praise for his 4 Te le a Mawang Wiel: Compenesion Ene. jing held in the Rollarena in MuS-| boys, “They're a great bunch of 4 jkegon May 30-June 2. .* Lemle said, “they a | Ponfiac’s 73 skaters wil! par- |have a good temperament and the | ticipate in 110 events. 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Wolves also won t wo|%o games scheduled: and was the victim of DeSoto's of Midas Muffler Shops events. blast to suffer the defeat. Dick ‘ ‘ peg Meld we het eee re) ems ES slew see tee 024) e ‘ on ~§ Bebe (SNOW S wascsecsnee efforts, including Ron Watkins (FC)|Saremen™?, 2 if SS | *wetiuis “Jones arid Btacice; “ice, S| Special Serv ice Coperonie and P. Coperonie. ‘9 ter (Jim Pritchett of Pontiac was|S°M°,, 3 8 ROHR PCH Wi Fi | - (Frank Shorter, Pontiac tied 3rd).| Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles 3, night — '|stieae & sae aa “Cranes Lose, 3-2 [Maples Advance 255 5 2n-| ree om ne No Charge for Labor on Front or Rear Pipe When Purchased with Muffler Don't Be Misled Only at 256 S. Saginaw Can You Buy the Nationally Advertised Midas Muffler Fully Guaranteed in Writing meet tomorow ont haple Gy, vihan en Install arate tur kee menace Legion § Spears with an £9 record, at Flint Nort | K I N G'S ors yesterday, Cranbrook lost a 33 Sate, Silent | | MIDAS: MUFFLER SERVICE m DAS E256 S. 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F LLL lelelaleltetale lastest asta laheeaetashesie helen baheslelaebeatelesesheee eh yshasteeebectad = WE WILL BE CLOSED MAY 30th & Sist = | NL lll betel abel tebe teet testable hashtable teased ED WILLIAMS = in 1451S. SAGINAW FE 2.8303 cb i all i ‘ \ ‘ < \ ; ‘ ’ ‘ 4 j aes , \ x \ ; : o a \ \ hos \ : i j pen . - ; ; i - = be \ : 4 f ¥ > j ‘\ A Rae oe : ees e 2 ‘\ = | = A ° : ; . . . ; : i = - \ ° : ; : | : . : | - ‘ - . , 1d : } _ oy | THIRTY-FOUR ______ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958'| - For Future Development ee a Sailor Dunked; Trout Active 4 |S ae ta a: r Ed U.S. Surveys Shoreline Park SitesStream Fishing Better =... LANSING (UPI) — Locations of,by David A. Wilcox, state park rapidly vanishing from public use,” Chippewa — St. Vital Point about seven miles northwest of By JACK PATTERSON end babies back on the list ofjing season; maybe too heavy for Wilcox Michigan game birds. It is to be|the birds to stand, although shoreline sites expected to be|planning consultant who accompan- ox said, “It will be too late) 99 Lake Huron and Raber Fossi) [Port Hope on Lake Huron. The} Game management : adenya a federal mastc,vlan|ied the three-man parks service /if we'don't act soon to get more! area on he’ Bt. Mary’s eee county probably will be encouraged | ologists = other ae clecgplee’ hoped that controlled shooting €X-| would seem worthwhile to us to a ae ream on a six-day, 2,400-mile heli-\public land. We already have lost| oouig be acquired in connection |to do the development. aware that transplanting a species scheduled for this fall) give or recommended Great Lakes park) onter survey. valuable parcels in southeastern) with Munuscong State Forest, ~ * * woos from a tamiliar development were disclosed today) ‘One of‘ our greatest recreational/Michigan.” But industrial ‘expansion near Tosco and Arenac — the survey by the Conservation Department.|resources — the lake shore — is} Wileox said final recommenda-) yorg Drummond on Drammong ‘team hoped to find land on Lake _The sites were among those in-| tions from the survey are not €X-| Isiand would make park de- f'uron between Au Gres and Oscoda Cluded_im an aerial survey by a pected for — — 4, velopment difficult. : but reported the results ‘“‘ques- National Parks Service ear! is T; : Among potential new pa tionable.” month, ”. Li ttle S tor 1€s _ {sites surveyed in eastern and south-| Delta a Fayette Burnt Bluft oD; Ten more sites were surveyed, Sth arector Arthar c. |About Sport eastern Michigan: big Bay de Noc, is “favorable” for!nut the locations will not be an- Elmer —. ued the st vey. | oul oporls Alpena — on Lake Huron, about | development. nounced by federal officials until rye ciacanl aa | | eight miles northeast of Alpena. « * ownership can be determined. — os - "es me — Trout usually lie in the water/pifficulty was predicted in finding} Huron — Expansion possibilities|Five were in the Lower Peninsula, Atlantic an . ea iwith their heads facing the cur-lenough land for public use. are limited at Lighthouse Point,\and five in the Upper Peninsula. rage was See oan de ‘rent; therefore bait drifting down desirable ie a : . - on them appears natural and is go | PATTERSON that cat-footed ar- public ownership. Development | aris N more effective. ‘gonaut of Sylvan Lake sailing area parks would be up to the * « ¢ . x ; “ale fame, sn't, it seems, t we wo at ry te me el wameetonce eee | @ | Along the Outdoor Trail to transplanting to large waters. tion is not available now — ages about 55 miles per hour, * JY nsurance * * Returning from an inspection of the fishing grounds around the but he indicated results of the) To .cut down air resistance, -| survey might be used to spur hos Canadas usually form a V-shaped ‘ i 8. GUY MOATS a —— 1959 legislature ‘o enact a “Duy! fleck and sometimes negotiate , : “Idle Hour,” over a’ ats, . now” parks program a nonstop flight of hundreds of 4 Outdoor Edlter, Peatins Pree 3: the other day, on Al Pollock's . * * * miles. —_ we? << cruiser, Daws offered te elo te : (The 1958 legislature rejected a * * * [Up when they reached P. a 30-milliondollar park! Though normaily silent, porcu- \*You take the starboard side, Al, s bond plan and.a two-million-dollar pines can make noises ranging says the ever-obliging Dawson, fee bill is Soria a con-'from a snorting bark to a kind Balto se Lapin . _ EN ee * * * last words but A! had a life pre- Of course the automobile protection and inver- c ~ * * ‘The star-nosed mole, common server handy, and anyway, bank- ance, provided a motorist who joins the Auto ( The need for quick action in| te’ swampy areas of Michigan, edhegiteed sink — they can always Club of Michigan and insures with this : acquiring park land was stressed) gets ite mame from a fringed pone i Exchange is far, far beyond just am insurance s disc on its nose tip. This peculiar For people who manage to stay ii Near! knows that , proving te bo wiliag probably ‘ = » -~ But many do not know that you om : tagonists on Lake St. Clair, and ‘ (he Sibing chou continue to be gave money in addition to the superiative good until the hot wea ( protection. any) sets in. - *You'l never know anless you inquive. beret purely dune xe = Detreit Autemebile ing is a mystery to us, but they Inter-Insuranee Exchange a are) are putting trout on a real : feeding kick. Fly fishermen had : better git a’gittin before big may- fly hatches (the “caddis-fly” hatch- 2 es of the unlettered) come along . ; pot map pendant edema at Autemebile Club of Michigan : col oid: a wat Saas A VISIT OR PHONE YOUR NEAREST OFFICE the cold north wind, we'd pick A. }. BOGUE, Mgr. OATING| the first°two weeks in June as 16 Williams St—FE 5-4151 the season's best. R. A. Warken, FE 2-0240 the rural parts _M. MeNal E.G. 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In self defense he fired both barrels of his shotgun but the pellets did not stop it jand the great cat leaped: at him for the kill. x * * | With great presence of mind, van Zyl. let himself be borne to the ground and lay still, one arm out- stretched, with the leopard snar- ling over him, It seemed puzzled at this development and did no- thing more than nuzzle the pro strate figure, then seemed to lose interest completely, * * *® Van Zyl’s native stalkers got their courage back and. drove the jbeast away, By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS . HOLLYWOOD (UPI — Ironic that Glenn Ford, after 18 years under contract to Columbia -(a split deal with MGM) goes on sus- pension at Columbia for what would have been his final picture. * * * Glenn tells me he has notified Columbia that he will not play the role of Thrasher in “The Last Angry Man” starting July 1. Headman Sam Briskin says that Glean asked to play Thrash- er. Im his contract it states that any picture Ford makes must cost a certain amount and this film is way over that budg- et, says Sam. The reason he's turning down) to Glenn, is that although the Glenn FordonS uspenston After 18 Years at Columbia “The Last Angry Man,"’ according) *" took behive she lenge te the Sh ture. I'm sorry I couldn’t go to the Cobina Wright-Arthar) Cam- eron party at which Kim made such a spectacular arrival in a taxicab. I hear her lavender gown and accessories had the male contin- gent agog. After four years of litigation, Charles Vidor told me today that he has finally cleared the rights/ to the story of the world’s most famous dancer, Nijinsky. * * * Charles bought the story from the wife of the dancer, but Oscar|] 85 Aubers Serlin as well as a British com- pany claimed prior rights. The courts ruled in favor of Vidor, who will bring the famed He’s Asking $99,939" - FLORENCE, S.C. (AP)—Walter |* E. Gregg says he may sue the) Air Force for damages sustained | on his property when an unarmed atomic bomb felf near here last March, Only a TNT detonating de-| vice went off. x * * Gregg said he turned down as inadequate a $43,344 settlement of- fered by the Air Force two weeks | ago. He said he was asking $99,939 for property damage and personal injury to himself and Mrs, Gregg. > |Claims for his three children will) be made later, he added. 30 of the 48 states and also in) WATERFORD DRIVE- IN THEATER MILY DRI cur within 35 lies ot Oe | Cor. Williams Lake- » 731 P.M. NOW! thew THURSDAY RONALD COLMAN 100@ True Love Story Mags. We Handle Tricks, Jokes, and Novelties PIPER’S MAGAZINE OUTLET Ave. FE 4-200 WANTED if 1000 COMIC BOOKS | FRANK CAPRA'S |B Oeol-~ wp. (ed 53 Ae), EMD EVERETT HORTON ” ISABEL JEWEL « H. B. WARNER » SAM JAFPE g NAKED TRUTH oD —— studio has tried to build up the FE 4-4611 Rive role of Thrasher equal to that of/ Russian dancer's life to the the old doctor, he still believes) screen next year. Nijinsky a. bathe spent the last days of his life in an asylum. Charles and Doris are fust back from the Cannes Festival and Charlie said that the stories that “Brother Karamazov’’ was ; THEA: TEX |the doctor part overshadows the young — executive. * * | He says se ready, willing and | able to do anything in place of /Aney Man.” serment industry! 2150 OPDYKE RD. Tere Se Se ee rere Kim wants to — her visiting * relatives some of the beauties of jour : I had a nice telegram from CHESTRA +hissed is ridiculous. He said “and HIS OR | Kim Novak will be absent from| Claire Bloom, one of the stars, -re- S ATURD AY ithe Hollywood scene for four days.| ceived a great ovation. She’s gone with her mother, sister) MAY 31 Arlene, Arlene's husband and her} For the past 11 years we have nephew Bobby, to Alisal Ranch/taken stars to Father Thomas/$ for a wae? —- English's annual fiesta WALLED LAKE * Joseph's Church in Pomona. CASINO BALLROOM churches in America, a 8c rectory and playgrounds for children. Over 8,000 people greeted on Sunday and I have heard such enthusiasm. MA 4-3135 NOW | PLAYING DRIVE-IN THEATRE vivir erT rr ere ew ee eee in color “SEA DEVILS” |“ COMMERCE DRIVE-IN THEATER THE LAUGH OF YOUR LIFETIME! DONT GO NEAR} THE WATER GLENN FORD oe SEC Cer we a? a mediey of McHugh tunes with Jimmy as her accompanist. ~*~ * * , Dorothy Malone received a big ovation with a charming speech. } Rossano Brazzi never had such an Few err www owe o . ; S = % /, & / , by ~ » 4 * . / P £ P <. : : ¥ s b§ ae ON . A ‘ } . . . . * raat ‘ * * . ‘ * ns Ps wvwTrTTrww~w ew the FRI. & SAT. A tion. 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Fg g 48 4 3 i? hed HA Ss ig ' i *§ Mt fi i it tee # i; F i el | Z ! bye REEETE: ray ae fe ik ( i x iy i FE E f : Eg 1m HE t | f i if bt si iF: ae, HH rf , At this point she reminds you of|not in the morning; she is the sole all the things you can deny your-/listener whose duty requires her self, Golf is not only expensive, | to sit through your . long-winded but. also a waste of time. It never occurs to her that all those trips, to the beauty parlor aren't paying off. When she wails, ‘I just can’t do a thing with my hair,” you should add, “And neither can the - beauticians.”’ * * * Don’t expect your social security checks to add up to happiness. You must discover your own ‘'methods of keeping pleasantly en- tertained, and I hope you’re more original than a lot of old duffers who go around visiting the sick and infirm. YOU CAN BE REPLACED It's hard for you to accept the fact, but your wife is now the only person on earth who cares half dissertations on what is wrong with the country. : If you think yeu are indis. pensable, it may jar you to know that, once you are gone, a wheezy little dog or a mangy. old cat will replace you as bene- ficlary of her maternal instincts. Pets can take the place of hus- bands, you know. Now. is the time for you to re- vive. all the tricks of courtship which have lain dormant fer 40 years, Praise your wife’s cook- ing, admire her hair-do, give her surprise presents and be as gen- tle with her as you were before marriage. ; * * * Don't do all these things at once, - Retirement... What a Letdown! . sincerity and think you have been up to some mischief with the widow down tlie block. And the shock of your resurrectéd devotion may kill her. Another thing, Pop. Don't make an ass of yourself, as I often have, trying to tell your kids how to raise their children or run their homes. * * * You had your day. For 50 years or more you were like the storied rooster that thought the sun rose just to hear him crow. Now, Dad, there are a lot of cockerels fight- ing among themselves for the hon- or of you off your dunghill. Go gracefully under your own steam; it saves bitter disappoint- ment and frustration if you bow off the stage while the applause is still ringing in your ears. [| @umiysix .» THE’ PONTIAC PRESS,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1988. ee ane . ~ - —— : om - a aa _ . All About Men... Chapter Fifteen BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Edgar } 3 | t \ aN dean THE BERRY i a damn whether you get up or| however, or she will suspect your THE END BOARDING HOUSE CU TANS OO YOU TOOK ME BY "IT SusT 4\, THIS 2 WILTON, J) CONDUCTING AN ME TM A RICH Y// TSTIME FoR Z/) EXPERIMENT IN HYP | MANS HOW G YOU TO BE IN NOTISM «+ AH-ER au }] } MUCH HAVE I / Z BED «MARCH! )\AT ONE TIME L WAS / [ GOT IN THE — HAR~ WORK / S RUMPH! } 5/4 SS - S) # =H 4 PY ~ — ! , Y > £3 Ms ig N ES 7 ..))~ Y \@ a > \ SS \ \ NS NY = ae = N a =f ui ey : J 8 ot ove = . io > URPRISE 2 pt yes SUE MOSTLY preys S ~ FOR MEDUSA ®¢29 OUT OUR WAY 6-s-s-T! Rery tte ' You Drive! ‘E Keepalert-chew gum| You'll Find | PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac } Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying and sell- | ing problems. | To Place ‘Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 Avoidtrafficjittersand } driving drowsiness. Chewgum while you’re Chewing helps reli sthein and tension helps keep you feeli fresh ond alert for | Chew any brand of AS 1 ONE Moorea, | behind the wheel. while you drive Nec ile you drive. Nat- urally, we recommend refreshing, delicious Wrigley’s Spearmint | see arp lively, satis- ng flavor and rea ehew! ng enjoyment. | 1—— | “What a funny place to put 4 starter! "\ - fi ? r) oe by Franklin Folger ow WS > DONALD DUCK oa ce: : Se Le ie 2 yt. ge ee ae r= = , Se he eS FE We Fs ea en ee eee pS F +i PS ae fj. 7° ee _ pee ae ee Le Sige ee eee ee oe ee ee ce eee ES eee : gy! ; i Rs a jay i ‘ ‘ s, ee : ' se a ee / y og en ee as ks 9 : ne 3 z i ‘ 3} 4 ‘ + 4, - ’ cy page PERG : 1 1 : : i S < : af, *: of ; ‘ bs : : aS ago: : { it a a * 5 5 a7 ~e ee x * es $6 ¢ 5 . 3 ENG ak ee See os d - : 4 pa poe 2 Pas oot. oes 5. y . ¢ = é . 7 é : » : f I he. ! . . fe 4 ) : = % : : t - 5 ; - ase ‘ i z ~ : 3 + 3 ; : 2 PSs Pa x ‘ Pe we : < SS ; " oD es +0 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 28, 1058 ao ; > 800864, 4 @ueeeee 283s eee eee rene CURTIS E. PATTON . | eet. : City Insurance Man jek $5. ==: : E. Patton was unanimously elect- Poultry $10,000 PAYOFF — Pontiac Motor Division General Manager Receiving the awards were (Ir) Ernest G. Cocha, Charles L. : : ed president of the Michigan State eaveseb weckear S. E. Knudsen (second from left) presents.maximum suggestion Clark, John A. Walford, and Ray J. Ingamells Jr. THATCHER, PATTERSON, WERNET- Assn. of Life Underwriters at their) prrrorr, may 28 (AP) — Prices| a@wards of $2,500 to four employes whose ideas won top prizes. . : comvention at Traverse City yes-| px Be live poultry up to 10 8 i : Pontiac’s Oldest Insurance Agency terday. ; Heavy type hens 27-20; light type 1T- : | Poem, 0 216 8. THden-S., wans | Bey! wilts Shane memes: Saas ae : power package similar to gas/ we in Rri | 711 Community Bank Bldg. previously president of the Pontiac] 3¢-3¢ "Caponeties. tates Tbs. == Ineven Stock. GM labs Testing tine and Wee Gillan eugene.) News in Brief | | Life Underwriters Assn., and pres-| (5's-7 Ibs.) 264-28, Ducklings 28. oe : e¢ *« FE 2-9224 , ape" rn manne Leaders ee Aluminum Engines ‘He added “use of aluminum in| Richard H. Reagan, 2%, of 2851] aoe | te is a- representative of the oerngr:, tne 28 on Eggs, one on inves : possible future me pride St. Gair St, Aubum — | ; ed : “madera . , largely on successful. des pleaded guilty today to : : Great West Life Assurance Co. [fite'graaces nn NSA f I f DETROIT # — Three experi-|o¢ castable, wear-resistant alum-|driving before Municipal Judge i tare Doib-the wid ary OO; motions a wo ke mental ae V8 Spear anil inum alloys, or dependable coat-|Cecil B. McCallum. He was sen- | SPECIAL : i. ; Ar A Nek wiser ta at tte cae | NEW YORK Wf — An uneven|engines are being tested in labore: tings (in cytinder bares). which|tenced to two dayy te jail and a s N SHO C : a a 30%. Browns: grade A extra large ee General/may be economically ply |$100 fine, or 22 days. ALO WIN : Ae 4 caretraetts Tending dowel after an cctv] t et _— £ + 2 Carl Seliers, of 189 8. Sanford) f Cadill A tori bil ee bd | Commercially i whites: grads | opening. i Overall objective of aluminum /St., reported yesterday to Pontiac Grains Steady ese Se PSE 55. [sect cee pe merc ae vit sutra ev anni rio i devo ic, at Serer ha sen . ac ANC? a ee 3; am’ 36-38. show of strength yesterday. standard engi " ble r weigh better | ha : | ae , Grade ty By —— Bethlehem rier og a ‘fraction. aoa gene oon tees economy and performance, change from his home, * Eldorado Brougham - i | CHICAGO (#—Prices of grain U.S. Steel eased. are liquid cooled and somewhat bg; oecen, hilshote dour fer con * 75 Limousine : ; le futures steadied a bit in early Livestock kK k , ee in cae ratio than | Dividend- Announced George's - Newport's, 74 N. 4 * 62 Special an t transactions today on the Board of New York Stocks — —_ Detrolt Bont . he and Trade after irregular DETROIT LIVESTOCK asizing engines < others i. Secaed ths cd of tee Suet beer Hoge —beianie. 300. Bytchere ve aad sows otto! (meres) mentontncecms Ba gerd tap tion Dr. Trust oe hes Speed 2 eae Gasoline is manufactured from ° og trade was very slow and wheat ened mixed lots No. 2 and 3) samira! ...... 10.4 Int Paver ... 968 Lawrence R. Hafstad, General |dividend of 45 cents a share on its|the lighter portions of crude oil. /] . Jerome Olds-Cadillac wag % to % cent a bushel higher, ees ined Noe ivand 4 100-300 Jy as ee a Bilver as 3 4| Motors Research Staff head, said|$i0 par value common capital|Kerosene is produced from the a July $LS6%; corn unchanged to % 275734), Sid's dnd'3 360-300) Allied Stra... 44.1 a Za $30 Bilthey represent another look down|stock, payable June 30 to stock-|next lightest fraction, by density 280 S. Saginaw L July $128.%; oats % to 1% )%, 4350-550, sizes grades sows “latum Goa .c<:. 3 Jacobs ..-:-: 9g {the road toward a possible future iholders of record June 10. comparisons. bigher July SLIK; soybeans une snleyagr Jeegeeectteeraay iam aS YB * ld cows and bulls iy; sce! | goed | Am Can ..... 7 x coon EM : Roe ee a ee a OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT lard 12 to 15 cents a hundred |S5'te- utility and standard ~|am Metal .... 21.8 Oe -asorss * pounds higher, July $12.52, i es PRN ie van... a3 i ack fo %s| : Se ns a ee We Believe These to Be Groin Prices just pring “ace SS Sat gead|tm Tee 1S orn i : , e CHICAGO oy éetang B-si 6, culls a utility 15 2%; |am Viscows 22 Rd : 3 . eS pris 7 NY — Com epnks SOFA cota tin ary |anee,Wae Og Mere bo 38] 5 : 3 , July sovsvens $400 Ba evens Be See ake Merck aa ; : Dee. ccrccees $40 POG. co vecnes 's| The U. S. mints at one time/acchison .°:.. 311 Merr Ch &6 ..18.1] . - : iy loco, tel eau Hg Ble Ba ae : waves es BES DU creecees 121% secretary of state. They Were €S-javeo Mfg ..... 64 Mont Ward a. 33.5) waste: TRS Bee: occitt FM tablished as a separate goverm iB ars. St Mot Breg -".. 2 | pig | Sh A : ! : 3 ) — : = = 2. 16 - #8, Ret wy: #3 See Nes Tea occ HED i371 NE Central... 132 4 Nia DW cone ! ao RAR te Camp Soup:: 412 Ohio ol occa | Coal Bins Early (cc: rt i": . Sum eeu" Capital Air! . 154 Owens Tl Gi ..68 | d Save on Seon ates. ae Bee OAR -..089 Trac ... @ . : a | hon wk: Be pang pic 38 | } | mmer Prices! [ay siy°3S3 Feng. 2¢ 4 f age 67: beloved husband of Anna per hour? or hel For de- lation of the United States, which | piso) dear brother of Anthony,|? LOTS, $20025 FOR BOTH _talis phone’ OR _3-8432. has about 175,000,000 inhabitants. | Riciar" oy Pui Rewardesed)” Onkiand he wemoral Gargems| | Nurse - Receptionist ie : a ve| mmith, Praver service will be held] _mouth. For Doctor's office Walled Lake + More than five-sixths of China’s’ gyturday, May 31. st 9:30 ams spaces, WHITE CHAPEL 3"G er Markel 41486, be : tion made ! osen 1. xt iY Orel popula 4 a ot anata neral Mone. Funeral service will) Son" as pe ees." “" WatrRess AND KITCHEN HELP * Peter end -| rhe aed? ¥ renee Call after, Ushering . ae first year of he! second five-year plan, Red China) neral service will Davis ive in White Doneison-Johns o> tal & INDEX * agp eT eee el ra * . +e ee ee eee ee ss rf seeeneneeens Oe el eee eeeeeneeeneeee Ce ee ment Arencies eagebeees eee bene® oweee eeeebenee id eeneeee eeeeeee + +eeee bedee TRROS oo ccc cners -oeepare oeeee Soke ee er eneee asesee este eter erenee * See ee eee ereeeees cetoee owe onate pe held Batur-| wamananny SA PRINS IRA RLS III day. May 31. at 2_p.m. from the « “ Pineral Mame | A HOMELIKE as Blaslock will lie rad ts i) Church ® am. Interment in, BEAUTIFUL € “GRAVE LOT. PER. ecbuiener Cemetery. Mr fF Perel bor Ve tu state ef the Joseoh L. Turowski Punera] Home. OA K LAND HILLS “MEMORIAL . Sei-Feeece ms ee 6A B siesecsaceccss SBA ou wee FUNERAL HOME Mount Park Cemgter wil divide, reasonable. F ebbe2. is pushing a “back to the country” | 18957 W. Warren, Detrott | Gardens, 2 lots. 8 place for sale nt today as partial. solution TAYLOR. ‘MAY 25, 1958, “SACK! or trade, Phone FE 4-1051 moveme ¥ Wright, 4460 Neges. Drayien WHITE CHAPEL — TWO GR RAVES. fo the pesky unemployment probit Hae - ce Kopin beioves iy Parlor be En cae $300, Li 2-2167 or, 2 Wr. Waite + seme ot tn enempteyed, certs | ottTitiae asta] Eee een Fa sla : , “James ’ re: dear, 23064. - ing to. the Lao Tung (labor) semi- dson of John Taylor and Mrs. = : : rvice will Help Wanted Male 6 3 be ae veaey. Ms 20. at 16 PLL OP LOL OL _ live in the “13 major cities cach emthel our Lady, of the Labes maneter bie Rey AS A PART- - __¢ ith & population of mere than | > J Delaney officiating. zh CANVASSER = wer RAW , one million, ? P la ive Cemetery. Clarkston\ to 5 p.m . The labor mouthpiece admits) Mt. Tazior pil i state, at} i + Eveors i “that one of the difficulties in solv-| Sashabew Ra. “Drarion Fising A’ Steady ob : ing the employment problem is| 2° pm wednesday. far a good steady worker, Appear. that most of the jobless are reluc-\WEBER. MAY 26. ee | ils "eee be : ‘oe “offensive 78 N. Francis: Se: be os oe om , tant to take up “ - Sagal loved ' husband of en ater A ATTENTION recommended he a ther Mrs, Elizabeth. Tr pations” recomn Hart, Mra. Norma Mewethy, ‘S a ae r Ca 3 A Tavior_ PE sate “EXPERIMENTAL SHEET METAL MEN ing esser ‘rym, “seni, McGregor M‘g. Corp. *. plus enpenes allowance | UsH SERVICE aa Alert men, with car vi35 per’ + oung Sem ‘Wanted Female 2 ‘or all the kindness ee Pe oe ime York car < : ‘ke, bd = ° over ig Mrs. Bernice Wilson and Mrs. nks to Rev. Ric e* a for a enall Unemployment Pg ° m Marie “Campbell: five. arandebil- Pereete aptins Circle. be tgerie! _taervie en also survive. Pane’ ce : 4 Nationalist Regime wil be held Thursday, May 29.) {0,89 Roi lessen our! LADIES AND GIRLS © at 1 pm. from the Voorhees-Siple family , “f Part time telephone sales work Fee eo Stig titerinet IN: MESIORY OF ALFRED WO¥| panne weckie” omnis tate pits TOKYO (INS)—The Communist. fo White Chapel Cemetery Mr | | McMillan, whe passed away May) com tay ae 9 “Chinese regime, now in its ninth Teuheeeule Funere! "Home. They are waiting by the river. wioug a 3 . BLAYLOCK MAY 8, 1988. BENIA- ‘Just scross the silent stream: / 7.00 . OR MOTHER: year of business on the mainiand | min RH State Ave: F <8 j Where sieeet flowers are ever) wages PE 5-489, j ‘ se et o enn: ay HA’ rs -e UR G. WAITRESS. still is plagued by a major head-} lock: dear father of Sat eat, Sadly. missed by" Wife and’ Children. Grit & cue yy & night ache inherited from the National. | oornie * tinache Putman; five) ie available. ¥ ip person, | grandchildren alse survive. Pu- Funeral Directors 4 1165 N. Telegra WOMEN NEED COSMETICS - | There ts a tr for Avon. We have attractive openings had capable women ‘hone or write Drayton “Plains ns, P.O. Box 536 | WOMAN 2% TO CARE FOR “OVER 2 children. Do light housework, siaetiy woman who is oa. Seam work, alse stay nights _ Help Wanted CARNIVAL by Dick Tormery me x ; WI Di, Srante as omen vo joureemne: be “Not knowing .a foreign language is embarrassing some- times—-especially when you miss a three- foot putt in a mixed | Work Wanted Female 11 MIDDLEAGED* LADY care of elderly EM 3a500. works. Live in. einity prefer WOMAN | FOR RESTAURANT snehoon & INO TYPING, SEC. 35 Inte Drive Drive tan, 4438 ‘Stop mus: PONTIAC BAR) ay =a. Rd. Apply er 4. White prone Adu sitters. OR- WANTED, WHDDUE EAGED WOMAN —'ando 60 yrs. oid ’ stay with |? A- YOUNG WOMAN we oe rE aden NTs. = Employment Agencies 8A EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING ‘311 COMMUNITY BANK BLDG.'4 FE 40684 MEDICAL ASST. ‘Prefer some s Drs. po oad Ages 38 working 12 __ Building Services _ 20 YEARS ene EER PERIENCE nee : en, r Se gene, Gepreee Bam Instructions person or inv , nurses aide exp, Williams Lk. vis . OR F-86621. = * Business Services 13 A wv a qunvics fos payaete ef 30 yre Ror’ Pd Gakiang FE 3-402 ASPHALT PAVI ai? power sauipment. res est RELIABLE onpnals PAVING 1A 5-1206 FE 5-5623 Saws, Han Lawnmowers MACHINE SHARP ope leeee ie Eade ; Saws — Lawnmowers A s wee & lawemones moter A ie | " pin, Z - a = | Satan Eases = * de- BP atsia# ERMAN G (Picea: a ‘s ate ie & de tag ‘ a Kentuc blue mile ~ i srrann wy at aa ers or delivery, Pontiac Porm and Industrial Tractor Co. WwOODWA te) ‘ einse| WANTED, TO Fea iaiese| WANTED, TO 5 ee _ Notes & Petonl 23 Wanted Real Estate 324 eo). § DEBT? IF SO. ‘LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay | Ease Your Mind Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT Dex-A-Diet Tyrabiets. DATE. May 1964, will sponsible for any “debts a ena than myself. 180 Exmoore, , ROY KNAUF _ histegs Wanted ‘We Buy Equities a6 R. D. RI EY, Broker - Elisabeth Lake Pe 44 Hig, Bisenet? COUNSELLORS WiLL BUY YOUR LAKE Above eee Theater > ste 2 as ce } a w SAFELY AN Otgee. merc : leased EM 3-3511 economicaliy eth nous ome =! yor WTD. IMMEDIATELY Te-|Permanent business man wants od Ww. “"e * home with pecamnens on lake o LAKEFRONT LOT or COTTAGE — Must have good m, beach, within 10 miles of Pontise and . aa WA “Homes, farms, ate > rapery, & Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 492 W. Huron FE 4-560 | Rent Apts. Furnished 33 a. eee NEEDED es aee mee or oa lots. Get Eyes Tb oh aa ‘ FOUR ROOM NICELY PURN. roo on West Side. Aiso 4 er yk CLEAN ROOM ROOM, © WK. Pvt, aR wg © wee apt. Sehacey APTS. ATE sor AN entrance ome from t fic Union CASH na 32°. BEES, 7 ROOM : K- Souinees LADY, suaRe MOD| Fu sits" 1 e Lan" we Ben.’ TE i pat Priva & BATH, 3. _FE 5-0466. .84 Mt. Clemens 8t. ae Wanted d Transportation 31/7 APAR & NEAR secr aRY mY wisites MA _ me free ac area _to and 2 ROO! @ AND from office on Highland Ra. ‘M- pnd newly decorated, 650 North- So) at Pontiac e. (Wor “Ch_off . a hours @ am. to § p.m.). ras APT EVERY- ar : Mi 32 Cuing furs. $36 mo. 133 E. How- eS a LAR OE RMS, i8T PLOOR te a Stale 8. PE . iY FRIVILEOES. 18 Myrtle off Oakland, OA or sen + Noon WFTW RETCRERETTE. peount, ern. Private bath & entrance 24236, _Washing facilities. SINMEDIATE _.ACTION | : (Bvt Stee “panel eg Soe tls empleton, R ___CASH IN A FLASH om A. Johnson ‘TOR 1704 «8. ra| Rd. FE + = wgnccichne Oe eee a REA OS setesesse ms) P Poor ee eee : Work Wanted Male 10 Se a TER WORE KEW ~ Board 28 Are SALES that S418, s. Sn . wet Ss T-AND MASON | > ‘scsaeess #1] Gout have eet DEAL exp.. OR 3-0672. - ™ CEMENT AND MAS AAA ROTOILLING. 1 A WN eg pag! gh BP “ABINET MAKER aND | Work done expertly. Free esti- flower gardens, a, : wil. gg) meme Avery: high es soale| *F,- ® specialty mate 03, OF . wren hd. FB ™ Free geswuese > awaits you, not gy e- 4-000 x. Seastasucee - M) @ year In America’s most prof- re cline & patios. OR or Fi GARDENS YARDS 6 DISC: Soccer 33) ness home water_con- Batie®s remod.| Free si. rusts esesee SBA) vidtioners. Car necessary. Expe-| 28810 pial _EM_ 3-6 ; a rience tn direct’ sales ‘preferred. |G. - WALL JOBS. i — acreage. Anywhere. FE sesoee 33) AD age ge oy = PENTER 831 oeenwee e en re j 3 —,, saree ~ FINISH TRIM — where. 5 , 38 eae Gea ae Sen cabinets specialty, FE Bl : electronic burgiar alarm is seek- FAMILY MAN, 30, DESIRES TO|CARPENTER AND UASON WOR Vietnit PEWRITERS DDING ing salesmen experienced. in sell | Weare aaa bares on eppresticeship| ° Dean Oreemhen J SOR WORK. "Bae tnd Geer ts Pe 4as4s.| MACHINE AIRING | rt cecacaeccas: ing in stores, warehouses. bars ar uume a: _ eship| Dean Greenhoe, FE §-3726 Gan en Dr work ne Ot tom B ete. Can be carried s¢ an addi! Pe Ste ey “|” CEMENT & B BLOCK eed FE rere AND DRAG-| oe Suppit-ce it W. Lawton DON MATTINGLY, . (Motel Rooms .......... e. For niment call)“ : © Rotary Public Beet Berea vee: ® Mr. Kampner, FE_ 2-2662. NTERION & EXTERIOR PAINT. ie FE 58-0782 GA & GRADING. Uphotstering 23 7 commission expires sept, 9.3 @. 1961. (Rent ¢ Space : stock. WANTED weet, 's, reasonable. Pree est. ’ OR DR Wm Lidster 2907 Mano Rd. OR, es ~— Mpa, For Rent Miscellaneous <0... @ Town Foog Center. 706 W. Huron.| —2-5'52_or OR 3-117. ishing “Free estimates, PE 46181, ein: BEADLE DRAPES. oF "eh ; |_REAL ESTATE FOR BALE TOE TAWN AND GARDENING OR SEN, Lal Ws ;, SLOWING, materials & used rE a SALESMAN RY WALL TAPING, GUARAN- + ATTENTION — Por Sale Houses ..............-- AL A what have you. OR 43-5479, teed work. Free esiimates. OR ling. 51927. of Mreg 2 of. Weiverine Lake hereby/sncome Property 34) part time OK. Sell 2 items to MAN WANTS OUTSIDE” WORK | 73-5090 ‘ — mani +33T1. take motice that any and all dogs found For Sale Lake Property 46| i Sciesees. 68 aah ron asy | Paint NTS OUTSIDE” WOR ns : peas ee 6176 Cooley, Lake Re =M an at large: will be picked up by Suburban “EE battecetes. | 7 profit easy, Painting. yard work, any kind of FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING, | (URENNIAL NS. : Se the Police De For Sale Resu"t Property ...... , |_Janitor_w |" for water. “gaier jbealar~ ranges gry: | L. © Jee baw CREA 2 Sor Sale Lets wees : AREHOUSE WITH A MAN with, on MECHANIC, ets. FE 6-8431 R Fo | ; ON Cc. FINLAYSON, ‘Sale Industrial Prop. .......... motive, tires. batteries accessories a wants oat Refer. OR}|_ tric Co, 1060 W. Huron. ROTO-TILLING LAWNS AND GA R-| 197 | Village Clerk. |For Bale Acreage ...0:...0:... experience pu away bests Moker ELECTRIC SERVICE. FREE ws | —1¢°8._315 E._Wilson, FE 2-6920. “6 Y BOG POWs .. ss evsce reigh + as Soo vo tan preferred te Box 15, Pon-| MARRIED MAN DESIRES Pair. timates. Partney Electric, FE WORK WANTED ~ A C HEARING WILL Rent or Lease Pus. Prop. . _tiac Press. _'ng_or gardening work. FE 4-6332.' _5-5439. Ptowing, diseing, raking, mowing, LOST: BOXER MALE. BL A CK be held at at the West Bloomfs For Sale or Exchange ......... Sree MAN WOULD LIKE WORK DOING ELECTRICAL WIRING, ED MUR- i a. baildesings face, white mark on chest. Plain Bal dle Sara tals Pere Rey | CIMARAL On er | es ee “se re 1 srpeoseon 1% ; : P * amendments Ly the! Face po Contracts ".... scavcscts SSt 2 OTey, i eee any kind. 7 yelrs mechanica! FREE ESTIMATES Insurance Agencies 17A om BLACK LA be eld To p Zoning Ordi-' Money to Loam .... ............. 53 WANTED MEN WILLING TO op, OR 3-8821 or FE 4-4622. On tions, mod- z: rador, vic. Pontiac Lake, hance under Act 184. Texts and Maps orteege Loans... sseveseee, | Work hard, to make a future opp JOBS, PAINTING. CARPET- NO AUTO RATES) _3-0481, contains ropesed chenges is ron- ANDISE | jm sales Tine for savancement to| ine & landses: Pitts ailable.| We Write A Insurance Lost: BLACK & (TAN HOUND. & ill be on file @tiywans eee sevscssees 66) Drapeh manager. to 8:30 PLUMBING AND nes | DA IN CE AGEN female, vie. of Cros . Ra. West Bloomfield Township Rail on por Seis Ciothin 56 Pm Fa. Be smger . LL . W.. FE u Big Lk ais OR «Guns {8th and June 23rd, 1956, trom 7.00 scrap eee [Lah Wed EXPRRRRNGED “STEEL mates, Phone PE $1182. Laundry Service 18 1$6T FEMALE BOXER PAWN ‘Hom shee to 800 $4. "Tor Pcie ene, Mowrngts Obed oo". ar TR ie Ene me De Be a cUSE MOVER Gr oe Motte | en) Be Taree Te oe tpection, = AD Valentine Gifts ...:...... ¥ country mus 55 Fairfax.) house pain work, & Rea- - : F : Lucy axw connor, |B" "sat seiscotianeoiis aoe Uake Trailer Park, traler| Sonauie™ Petaoeee oe ee tien ot | Tee phone Fontise Laundry, FE) LOST: 1 YEAR OLD BOER. F a * West Bloomfield Township| tg” peeee esas 77272: cones BI won DERF UL OPPORTUNITY Oran 100 CEMENT. BRICK, cae work, | free estimates, | ~221°l. Soe Beeaiy mua fF Sgn Zoning Boar iSale Office Equipment . for heating salesmen, 5 exclusive ranteed _ work. aBINs 7-0204. mg A gwers to name Prince, to sun May 26. June 19, ‘s8 ‘Bale pe Equi ooh Z lines to sell. “This is the answer TREE REMOVAL TRIMMING & won GA fied, Beautifully fini . Pontiac 418 Heveds. a ————-——— |Gai8 Sperting Goods ‘ to a Salesman's prayer & also| lots cleared estimate FE “tions 1 ceria), bulae? La Phone FE 2-101 = NOTICE oF | PUBLIC SALE gana: Grav & Ditt : _the recession.” Call FE 2-7164 _ 5-5502. Pekan FE Landscapin 18A ogt=ON THURSDAY, LADIES rete A eunt Be. 126-80701 (Wood Coal & Fuel oocccccccc.. 61 ee a WASHING WINDOWS onAN Mie | BLASTER! ASTERING Precre na bt : ? Y given by the udder- py paar a screens, Ts. @x . Wisned thay on Tuesday, Tune}. 1958, For Sale Pets cscs: & Help Wanted Female 7 waxrnp-pav WORE K. EXPERI iferare¢ OR ‘3-195 | Ad LAWN CARE OUARA it je tag O'clock am. at Pontiac State Dogs Trained. Boarded ........ 70 “Oe enced. FE 4-836 PLASTERING oy AIR REAS. mes Free mates, FE §-1 trieyele 3) the yard at nk Bidg. Room 40! 26 N. Sagina®,, .apy MERCHANDISE CITY OF PONTIAC - oe ED ENS “AND _Pat_Lee. red A-1 GRADING, ’ :| Ciovese, Please call FE 5-141). Ponti-c, -Ouclané County, Michigan.|_.4™ MERCHANDIS = WE BUILD GARDENS A R. G SNYDER AYING,| ing Service reding-bik. eae me Y Bena aumec”usoiios i Cetre for Sai inane ec Bor veamiitr BAN, on —| i yiice, tower hy minbet| gusgne soa Plaine: Poems VE) gi, Pree eat Om Tish Suk) Hobbies & Seppien Zee i 5 it o t * ® 7 = . —— ~* det ead be tee cn ee re ec Livestock * ee 3} 5.278, BA. & graduate LB | Hand digging. ona st ight he ating i) ACE _TRES SERVICE RE. SEnvi %. PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. — thereof may be mace at 147 8 Sag- Bate Wares produce Sneit tee eee 5! degrees Genero] manggement of a woe tmates MY of “ROOF REPAIRS moval and trimming. Get our bid. |. Scrabbie ag mes. Backenstose seam | mage —— »Coun't, Mich- Sale Farm Equipment ......... 6 neokeoeee services, ‘book ae gauke MAN WITH FAMILY Dr. ZAVESTROUGHING FE 4-0444| PE 2-7188 = “ "|_Book Store, 13 E_ Lawrence Bt. “tage ee mo eee an ti with aos - ~ Dated: $-6-'58 a“ Auction cel Lee eenena’ 17) er igats Congenital staff Appir| sites part time work or caretaker TRENCHING EXCAVATING FOR BEAUTIFUL A-1 “Notices & Personals _ 25 UNIVERSAL CIT ih paaat ie La . Personne! Dept City Mall, 35 s) 1. Or maintenance position, Have; seplic tanks. field tile, on Toes, . + 4s : ee€. =. max Be. 198 pth Be 4 Bouseirpier © ssveesces od Parke st | Ret Stet chauffeurs Weense| ditches & boat wells. ( KENTUCKY ANY om or. woma aN RED. 7c RTLEY JR 2 29 00 D INSP IE sss = o Seeley, | Agen: Auto Accessories 80 COUNseneneea. Yor 181 ECTOR vouNG MAN DESIRES WORK OF TRENCHING AND™ BLUE GRASS SOD rE 123 Confidential, The Sal —_ May 2) 28 38 ‘Sele Motor Scooters Sele ere. rented we | can ae —any_kind. BE 4-2747 BULI.DOZING DELIVERED IN tation ate 6'sS*Feor: Sale Motorcycies .......... 83! Partetion jouthfie fr i RD. Thomps PE 7. ONT? rye i nm Cr OF EUBLIG aA Cor See Bleveley oo cesses te meingham MI 63110 Work Wanted Female 11 — as PONTIAC AT | MASON SHOES - is F . -. CCOHSOTIOR 22. cee eaees > cos cou { S tigned: that ob Wedheeday. 3 Fane tes ' Sg = Be pila ee serie os Ee? a pay. Must be exp. MI)! roy Rope... SERVICE, 83) Buildin Suppnes 12A OR Pye A eae 1196 29 ' at o'clock am. at Room 491 28 N a POETB HOR TRE PE ose ec eee rf ; = sad - Sexines. Ponts anied Used Care ’............ Be ; |? WOMEN WANT A A gy = 0 CENTS EA Sores ori aia CatIAe® 4, C8MRY. Wanted Used Trucks: cos. ge ee tA neg ANE “fn isnt | Reg. brick. 7 conte en, ine W, jOTLDING, 2 Dr bearing serial number Vi57F281642. |For Bale Used bare ty, Yous, and phone number, awrite BAR MAID OR WAITRESS, EX- : and ‘eodding. AL top soil ee a mh free tee a a | Lae Pa ste oe courts eri oe - Bie 8 Perry, Poatiae axis: enait Card of T Thanks EXP. GIRL FOR GRI COLLEGE CTRL WANTS STREMTER * “oe the * storage \WE Hw TO EX oun) A®d gen. Kitchen work. 18 to 30./ em i ach ects we crt heartrelt thanks aad totken Appiy Porters Drive-In, 2670 Au- =n res 56-1318. * ACME ASPHALT Room 401, 28 N. Sa inew| friends and for < DAY OR JOB BY TRE CO "Pontiae, Michi tet acts of kindness, messages | EXPER: Wat SEs. _week. ite is LAGNDRE&A tte. Our “ite driveways, By etal y A. MeBRibE,| of sympathy and the many bes-| Call fn, person, Club Tahoe, 3413 EXP. TRONER AND LA “Seer So Seer ‘Agent titul eal wtterings during our re- _U'*le Hwy. with references $1 per hr., pins year, May 77, 2. "5g | CPt bereavement in the loss of EXP. W. WAN AP-| trans. FE 8-017, mete. A | our beloved Susband and father $4 fe, Bereen. 6960 N. ‘Rochester GIRL ALG " ROTICE OF PUBLIC SALE | Our special thanks to Pastor Wil- {Rochestet, Mich GIRL “WOULD TIES BABY fF- repaired By "Getety tated mas "notte APURt No: 336-1 jam LePountain, Commerce Fire’ txp WOMAN FOR ENERAL| meet ba 12.8 at our office. General P; & oun er: a ‘ i , is Tere raed by ; ag peste. Dept., ae rd lake Country Ary tg F pes Ppa) sare Live ye Office Supply Co., ok" TO at Py 19 ¢aiock s rr at Pontise S State Bank Room $01, % §. Saginaw Pontiac ne Our thanks te Huntoon Foneral Home Leo A ar County, Michigan public sale ¢ of s 1837 ‘ : or their services: Mrs, _ Bumber 24197 ’ will ogg He fest and famiy: : ieoredt aan he erty tpection | —_ , Pontiae. Cosaty, Michiaas BOX REPLIES me gece 3! ormee 1, 3, B. 7, 12, 28, 2, 32, " a bervensar cy ‘ - 65, 67, 70, 71, 12, 73, sy 76. 24, 7%. | : acer marie? m 1 196 MG Ti, BY, My 1h, 408, ; Agen’ . : Meg 37. 2, +, ae GENERA older woman, 4 day D: things you're 01 using some wages. st "at te. MaAy- fair ‘2088 ” =~ : GUIDE TO GO Sell i through Classified Ads! RIPNCED WAITRESS FROM ka” tp i. 3317 Elizabeth Lake). eet teen | ae WA ADT WARES Daye WOne RET | CADY DESTRES CLEANING —# al ray Peference viene ys anepactation, veces 7 ’ \ «/ “t Drivew _guarentee, gltecet, 2 On” sone | ASPHALT PAVING Let m Fe het! win ar Me us extim your win belt ‘Dependable pee Pavthg Co PE 4-3017 rs FR &7e00 ‘PLACE A “LOST” AD. vING Call FE 28181 for an ad’ 2. S181 for an ad-writer,. to recover a loss. Dial FE) Fail a |Say _ it.” D A \dore airport Ra.” om 3.1008 4 ** Your Equity ing-—no sr #3000] “TASTINGS W ANTED ED OPERT Tt rcs FI Ready. W Willing and Able et” Cal Realior, Partridge NS rties. acte or more with 100 ft. front te Casha nt. s Te Ta 3 ATTENTION PROPERTY one. . need listt i this Many Droapecta " C _- an et a. tnfer:| Richard —— Realtor — meNd e210 .¢ My We Will Buy 3 tape. your tell net to you, cash you can receive WE TRADE WE BUILD. y PHONE FE +1587 3 CASH $ 48 HOURS HOME — EQUITY LAND CONTRACT Wright & Valuet | vu Pes talc ie 752 W Pa ‘ ae REALTY LISTINGS WANTED authorized by large mort- gage to get pies. Sear ay. WHITE BROS. bi) Open Eves, ti § —~ Gus, 10 "tt 8 2 i # f Ete a Ba |e agers eae . & Weshing priv. a, bebe welcome, ie. people pataren yaar : +5089 Wanted Real Estate 32A thu in, Par . B AND ENT. , laeat 3 le ade s oh a. furnished, 18 closet space. Pinegrov Bee afte 4:39 or Sat- urday and . = R NISHED APART- ment, year around home on Fs da van , Large living RMS. © ON IND me a sho te. ge SE. entrance Y B i fed bus, FE 5-6421 uniil # p.m e- ei Meg P & = TH PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 4 wae e hake > vie ve = “75571. Rent Apts. Ucherelahed uM 1 BEDROOM APT. FOR LEASE, * sci ment onanlloend Tek = NETTS & PVT. Ry 4 , refrig. furn., ie oaty, "200° Paddock. ,Ai- -* — A & savage. mas tae * takehvens on ae x vory.|’ 7 OR a RN, OR UN- furn. parking, Nice apt. GLORIA APTS Patt Pores me 434 Auburn Ave. $= PE 2.6858 ine or- , chard. Avellable June ish FE $8 990) 225 ‘ GI's $38 PER MONTH $203 Moves You In FHA $64 PER MONTH / $344 Moves You In 3 MILES NORTH ON JOSLYN PE 261 DAILY 1 Pat ‘TIL DARK Diorab Butldi: Ce. __Builders of Nations! Homes MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Shall Tella ‘LOVE BIRDs . might ae ra own this one it present for “he biushi: dune Bride. Here's ® newly deco bed- room Eee ing and dining rooms, ih et _ shade and shru . 2 Car ee x down /NODOWN - A VACATION FOR FIVE ON oa PAYMENT Lake. Boat, float, nice grounds. A truly dream home for som “That's the motor — the luggage is in the front!”* For Sale Houses 43 re PANGUS. | Realtor EAE s-os4e|Call Collect, Ortonville, NA 1.2818, NOTHING DN. a BA 40 ro. peo tly mate St Bees 5 oa FE 4-6425, jOLL WATER ERONTAOR 4 nL Only a feet Otter or By = Lakes, 2 Btevel modern home with on road level and 3 raume on ‘ca watertront level. Idea) location, Owner in Florida. Price to sel) with terms. WILL TRADE \ 3 bedroom | apo terrace with Screened end furnace. in back 5 . Vacant, Wel, oceegs OF house- trailer im tréde. price only $5,950, #50 DOWN 3 bedgeems meters Dome on Test ae Pull pine REALTY J. 3. JOU DIXIE PE 44661 2 Loveland goes Cass Lake y 4188) rE SYLVAN LAKE Peel aE Cis Sioa Boonen § ee basement, Sota take geasge, pi TR. ait car §*328on5° 1 acre, Near WATKINS LK. PRIV. 3 bdrms,, — living rm., som. ; “of the most) ove. right, into, this very neat | ries gt, amercan ecb] | ANd ont ata'ssoghtes | by show- kitchen car- SS Cay tgs Fe " ee eae | you jn fe "No ober = Call now— with low m pay- - ES kK. «GODFREY JAN ES ee REAL ESTATE wd ts own, Over 1000 og (6607 Dizi Clark. of if , immac-| MAple 5-1097 Eg ~ MO On en “Yorktown,” expen-|9 bedrm "melee. “$1.50, ac down. gre a 2 ae —- heat, two laces. ‘at: ony $6,000 for adh es tale tached ga . Hundreds of 10 rm. only dollars or = werisg Several other er. good homes and _ chy “makes this an anusua P. W. DINNAN ring. 6 WwW. Bu —— FE 62577 CASS. —BY OWNER — LEONARD go with lak fronta e; such beac two docks, diving lower an tures wutagtous to pion e tion. Price only $22,000. " *| Bateman Kampsen REALTORS FE. 4. 0528 Hempstead| & | furnace. ray with we | Se drive. Seenee Wet a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NO MONEY DOWN 2 ob 3 bedroom homes tn various irtengs cent 0 OF ows, sau home Roe of paying rent. ase home, with carpetin, drapes and tile bath, wii basement with Seedation pict and ocary ear ¢ eral pete ‘vais ge oe Sr snsteer home. Terms. black ‘ eae ve willy base basement, 400 | "4800 | veneer, ‘ofl “modern. Pal bere] base-| 000 | own. OA £3683 or OA 8-2771. ___ For Sa Sale | Houses 43 “NEW _ NEW — NEW ON. — 869 PER MQ. one ot these attrac- aon “Ranch Homes.” all renese room, cungstowan tchen. 6¢@ ft, Mb, Clomene Bt. 1 St. lett to TTL Melrose —MI 6MIT MA 4-3348 OCR. Owner retiring te Florida, will sell zk feta, garage coment A consoe << Paes vezard and outdoor “OaiLAND SD COUNTY REALTY 0 Union Lake EM ‘pane 36331 EMpire 3-2411 after 6 Gls.No $$ Dn. mer & Featherstone 5 FE 6-6192 Williams Lk. REAL ESTATE 6278 Dixie Hwy. On 3-871 PHA ool i, ‘iovely < — Large fomily sized Eieben, tui tat beef, Be Dows payment aoa ne ea I Brice on aa ss price only 68,750. Howard E. Fox , oe 43) For Sale Houses. 43 For Sale Houses _ 43 ea his Is ttt “CUCKLER REALTY ¥ mat et FE fone: at oath ute fas". with iors ‘eM 3-275 North End 3 nadreoes: ms all on one floor, 4 fh. Adsen s room, tile bath, full basement, auto. heat, rms and only ME, seer = i North Suburban bedrooms, saree living and area. Tile oll he: Carport. ot. Paved treet. DOWN * |NO Rete DOWN Pah ae location. Teal one tn. in 9,000, Ee. malt dow. pay VETERANS $195 DOWN No other cont give you immediate HAYDEN CEDAR New j level, ~~Oak~ floors. aoe Popa bese CLARKSTON AREA. 3 Bedroom Wal to wall “carp Oak floors. * ssession ef room brick ranch featuring select oak floors, wardrobe close tile lovely kitchen, Full —_ schools, See this fine home $100 DOW New 2 peereres ranch with tered walls, oak floors, alr heat. Nice shaded lot <9) full saion. = price with fas per month FOR COLORED = ogg d ye to veterans, only cost. Nice 3 bedroom home plas- with. amily sized bn ge room, — street, Call Mr. Pointer at FE 8-958, jim Williams East Suburban REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE bedroom ame tn oneet 1218 1 *Daldwin mas 4-0547 ce ESA’ ACE” RIC. a Close to MSU Oakland. Can ae freeman we ba’ be purchased under FHA. $950_do . OR 3-5867 terms. We est Suburban St. Mike’s Area 3 ae oe home, one down up. Bath and a haif. Nice condition, Au to. heat 2 car garage, ee landscaped jot. are cose r like it at only $14,- Cozy 2 bedroom modern home. Storm windows, awnings. Fenced lot 100 x 150. Near stores, schools and churches, $500 down or. might consider selling on rental option, Complete price § ~akefront Income love a = 3 Complete’ furni Le Good ‘bea ey Garage. Pric a torced ‘ . Pas 7 gor. seteee Lot he =x 200. 7 ‘C. HAY DEN, Realtor a6 E. Malton FE bot] Open Etes | Rycony 2 : ture a... rake orivteges. Ne decorated: ‘Alsq ‘a garage OR 3-7497. Templeton | # LAKEFRONT Watkins Poraagy 3 ae brick. Livin: [i kitchen i Ss tte som sguesem dat ice *“SYLVAN MANOR In this desirable and convenient ad i's ths, ba orem ving room. new decorated. reed t §& per cent mortgage. K. L. Templeton, Rea 2000 Orchard Lake Rd. FR +4663 3 BEDRM. RANCH alum, ing, storm W s, bad 3, breezeway, 2 car gérage, tile th, carpeted livi rm., la snack board hot watur heat, basement with ™., bedrm., iteame. =. Could be ned a come “4 secre. s¢ close, land 16 minutes to Flint. will fand contract as part ensttet cot, Ownel. Der AND CONT ore” D hv S dc (a rie _Nioa, "6 orothy Onyder Laven er REALTOR Est. ) YEARS . COLORED EM 3- oF MUtual 40417 WE constr wyuest ‘wpapect -& HARGER CO. when se s home. SRWEST MURON sremer | fiving’ aree,, Noting down, with |" AS LOW Down LAKE ORION Kian choles lots available. Call). “RAINBOW REALTY” town, ai tem ors. eee PE 2s $038 MY sari — = sarge See 5 Bs BARGAIN! 3 | PES er) HABA otd GoM e or ra e WwW, TNS GAS HEAT — E> peters pene? we |* = les resanys S JIM WRIGHT . bee aren pare s , for cp ey Fe bedroom Bas Fes sell Build Now 45 OAKLAND. AVE. 4 59441 for GiR.S terme, Coe 2 4. . Tay- lot * So ne oe by od vice. 08 DOWN “ours base of « fombleted rire sour 3 bedroom starter home with os ~~ orm a ASSOCIATE SePewide tek | Seat Seca =| MM EE ARCAIN HUNTERS |? rooms, latte ot.. nest schoo “ehools, | $1,000 Down ses mutts? mt | gat seit tade P| LARORGO heme wi? Bees lop | Eker e toon plome ‘tea’ 3 cent| built tt aay Fi “canine: sei f monta Sills tee one” tnaer Could Siesee Dink Oa | F rospect Street i. ( 3 4 TGER- come, 2 re Pull bese F.C. Wood Co. ator, | wast s* mosth snee Rew ‘ape furoace, | Year ge Corner Williams Lake Road & M50 My. stents Price Sk tee ‘ — After @_Cali_OR 32003 | quick sale. $7,800. WILL, TAKE YOUR HOME 7 ROOM. GAs HEAT. BASE- ais MIDDLETON , ments Eee Per aS __ 49 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. $00 Oar isons pod boos. ae, re toc | : all to wail ¢ a, base- : TERMS i hot ‘water. Quick posses- qrTnhcsve Be , = “iment, Ver Very can clean, heer Ue ted Pine “g . my nog RG. 6 room. modern xiwoop 58 Baar, * Er 8a West Side melels cocmalen: Sh home. Dray ins OR 3-2002. LOSE Leslie R. Middleton | “Ream 2 tagh: 3 hedioom fl SHL_on B88 | Feat ec, Sh santa : FE 40316. 300 DN. § RM. HOME, LARGE KNUDSEN |=. “WEST IDE ee ak Silver Lake Area bedroom manera heme, Good pS : Full Price hoses ‘ — room, 2 corner : kitchen. i . A storms and oil beat er Mo. with small down pay > ~ Newt i Jean 5 rooms Gut Set hadtoum. “stmactne Kishen, dining f room and x14 reation and ee. . Aato, off heat. Foundation and ‘slab fm SST os Tt hoe wey Mas iP a every- thing. - $9500 ae Clarkston Village Income Tieel ta "the village. "Close ¥e! . LY corer lot. For } owner — you have a Md living room. - tty reom, | bath on the first floor, 2° bed- rooms on second 3 base- Paid eat, Ror: 8 garage, a 2 room on rl tioe ih “was, ebrance gy cant. this bome has Sooes, Sadi raaere or Don’t call — call righ ga rage. ¢ boned OL ae betuafel goraer tots Peae, Week LOVELY tnd guest hous, on 10 ter area. terms. j makes pile hounes = have “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor ~ #@ Mt. Clemens st FE 4-120) PE 2-3370 TR OTTAWA DRIVE. Brick rooms Lesli ’ eslie R. = Realtor uron Street FE 5-616) or ad 5-0338 Gg ge George R. Irwin Han with « i . REALTOR 5s siaiae Ave. finished atti provid Led 2 additions] re Ee bedrooms, Pell” basement WHITTEMORE ST. elect. heater, heat./ A fiom k nice 3 family All newly decorated the Inside. cay large 3 Searern: Good northside rt eee close to ‘owner, = com- stores, og ols line. Full es ros fr apart price only $7,450 wun $700 down. garage, $3 50 Ww) a Se — Smal! four rooms. & SIX - see conte Lf ih ter bare oll heat $0) * anes ge six fod ona modern house for #30 $500 ve with "eat ts of on Ok: Sebe| aie Stites w cow esbesl, "n Wo sell for ot mere off jukehee . Lis M. ‘BREWER. S knotty JOSEPH F. Tis "N Bake, NO” “BLAIR NORTH SIDE | 3 Bs) JUST MORTGAGE costs DOWN 2 BEDROOM in Perry Park. Clean as a whistle and own- m is lesa - than rent, so do let's look! . : HAVE YOUR CAKE eat fo a 0] ces will S care your send ments * is. Ge She . You can't Rear FoR van ettes Aetase home, kttchen new nook RAY ONEM., Realtor we tas a Seine BLOO! buflt e, ov posal. 2 car attached garage, oil heat, landsca - ke | ler system tn f la Car pet . drapes ent poopy od ae Quick sale EAST SIDE |. 3 modern home, 1% baths, of] heat, gas calsitiator, water oa im Hiv. ing room hall. erage. Feneed in rear yard with fruit trees. This e is A-} co fter 6 resins oat call FE 2-3381 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE O'NE SYLVAN oe — Tt ts our —_— to offer this delightful rick Colonial Home. Center hall floor plan, fire- place, “‘} right’ dining room = ven! kitch- down; and oe eo bat Recreati —_ ic oc on Me ‘beth in 2 ae meat tag Peed pete eerate. Berely Prieea “at '$22,800." of Pontiac. 3 ag wal'to-wall . carpet- r re ° = si Pe, ci ~Femie he walls fied. ‘floor, ‘we RAY O'NEIL, Realtor. ae Lo and fireplace ‘Cass Lake Inlet bs. 2 baths, of] heat. Espe- cially suitable for } income prop- convalescent of funeral home Priced for quick sale. $6.950 TOTAL price on this west ers home near CT on bea 3 bedrms,, oil silow good garden space. Terms. RESTON, — ¢ for this 2 bedr ¢, new tn k floors, full bath with shower. of] heat. Paps e level = ou can ae once. e ot at | saa Cali this bargain now tonight, LOvELY LAKE FRONT HOME 0 oa ae or — » aos wes’ Lincoln Plant. Beauti rel ™ Te room brick ranch style home, gh gre by many ‘1 e homes. m1 Ft. . rm, ceramgic bath, Gecabuar: ‘oar Lovely land- ecaping, large att trees, dock & included, Buy now and save, only $17,950 terms. Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 seis Ulead Hwy. at —— PE 20 AMPLE CUSTOM PARKING MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sharp new brick ranch home with attacheg 2 car garage. 20 ft. living room, family kitchen with built in oven - anes, bedrooms and 14% baths. Select oak floors — plastered and walls, painted Cass Lake Front se" all. brick “Cape Cod" “ye bedrooms and bath — sen bedrooms and bath Oak floors covered cement at and lw tio and 3 car brick ft. best sang beach regheater. A meal h Elizabeth Lake Estates Attractive bungalow built tn 1988 . bedrooms foo: r, Part re jake down, on easy KI NZLER “Rancht me, 6 nice | IVAN W. rooms i i- | poeaern R“ Sort. REALTOR . gieding @ large amy roem. =| 170 W. Pike FE 45908 heat, besutiful fireplace, ex: |3 we cellent minum windows home i on WN iosiyn. |” : Beautiful rick ranch hom REALTOR FE 53-9471 ine, feoma‘Yard“isaicesy | one foot Sot” sarge living room, OPEN BYENINOS “ht F system. 2% soe og cupboards. Three bed- MUL a garage with paved rooms, ceramic tiled bath. N. xe rive. too. Immediate pos- open for inspection at 3605 North tt wt session : : dosiyn (near Judah ¢ Estates) W pg Sg on Park ‘ us Sadar baths, rc —— ? _—— newly decorated, ie & out, : rage oe, gy cod wok in slate’ Universny, Ca FE | : ue. at ‘ame win FHA | L450 Suburban Rancher rms. . ; 3 Bedrooms North Side = ith rt, 6 Roo : : ¥ ie Seaenntl eee” eeeatinng practically ee aenets . Jj Wislame Lake, automatic he ath, kitchen, and hea be : end hot water, reek —— og ap a ee with §1,- : : Needs only pa and dec- to h i Established in 1916 ana but priced * cording! ; at $11,900.00, why. wait, too WM. H. _ KNUDSEN | ALL ON ONE FLOOR — Brick | REALTOR Telegra 3 bedrm. home located in west FE 44516 Evening No. F nies suburban 8: I! . erm 30 Acres homes, Large living 2 om. story “house room with 2 way fireplace. Buil ' . fanny income. In- in features in large tehen. Tiled ter ~ used "3 reome 6 th down; bath, full bsm’t, off heat. = ml = 4 Tooms | batt nupatairs sep- O nson “gee ce gneese’ terms. ‘ fet: ‘The whole thing, streage. ts ACRE CORNER PARCEL — Widaman Be-y-7 batns, garage 4,- vi — Co: VY JNA LE LAL 500.00, be sure you see it today. FOR BETTER HOMES | yiliag as Large mod . = ae 5 pa" of" EVES. i408 TE gd Ww HURON MULTIPL® LISTING SERVICE Income . . Three 2 room furnish spartments. ~~ en from bat ga) income are plus are rapar ment, "Ser only $7500. Lake Privfiges sag bi Living enetian Binds. Furnished, “ jarge lots. leaving town. $1500 down. Draytorr Woods Lot 102 Front, 140 Rear, 157 pilus deep. $3, on ‘space. (136 B. Pike tered walls, privteges Riso i H Storm windows. Screens. In- sulated, a mer in- cluded. Close to schools. Can be bought on G.I. terms, LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD Open Eves. FE 4-9584 Partridge 18 THE “BIRD’ TO sEE coe and Rustic bid peo ing. or = janea” iving” 99 gt Mg it tn this full log 5 tes wi basement, Big fomtr. sized kite ining room. Most, ususua en klin stove fireplace’ in ag! Frome Ly will trade Tor, hog h = ¥ r ho ae Pull aaa re- here en plus sqpareie thy Convenience Paved streets, sidewalks, res, and every. S eenese at REALTOR PARTRIDGE ve +3581 Ww. HURON Or Po ren, a al HOYT REALTY ____ 24 8. Tele Ra Builder's Sellout Just a Few Left othe io Fast in Clarkston . te Phone. Maple 51201 DIXIE LAKE $395 DOWN Neat, trim oR af"2 — kiteben . bath, $6, full : Re ESTATE ING. | CLARKSTON $495 DOWN 2 bedroom. liv room, large kitchen & bath. Nl basement, on i acre, $8,950 full price. N. |CLARKSTON down, bedroom brick ii CRE PRONT BOR. BRIG oad Th Sale Household electrie range loaded wit aie: No Down Payment soe. room. yard<3S ieees. d-car aarage, iat heat.’ 2 ba a BEDROOM SUITE. IN GoOD| FFs: oe pay. 00 days ~ sam rf oe ae gomer levee rooms eondition. We are asking $60 for TO ar rick | LEAVING FOR F DA. oat ~j * closet & storage FINANCE €0. ° : a — ee) ee Verti-| gactifice modern 2 bedroom 2 bom area Kitchen has GE built- FE 4.1574 bule. Family sized , Gea) Symmere 8 place. Bx basement, tile d. 574 inator : storms ge Bia Scaped y 17. 702 Pontia. State ARE 2 . a i on. lot. bedroom, 161 LAKEFRONT: LOTS ee 1g path. PE 0 OF FE puis an eine: - . CARPENTER LAKE — Off Sil- Pitan * Corvien, palettes nt sa one v) WORKERS LAKE ae PPEEMGRA tote trom “I have to know your intentions, Joey! Did you come feat ‘ =, iw ” : : with easy monthly P= Anpnary raid our — or borrow my homework? . al ~ ok cag : i = T" ALSO—lakefront & “lake privi- : - aw. = o Brineipal pay pr ‘ sal ens lege on Judah Lake. From Opportunit m =. . . : nie S | OU S see ___ For Sale Lots 46 | Business ies 51) wérk for 30 jc ar eo ane | 51. HURON b 41588 ; : re: |j Piice BEDROOM SUITE R' RATOR, ; ay j.v ALUET, Realtor |WORMER LAKE LOTS, BARGAIN, | APARTMENTS. 18 ON LAKE | Our Requirements e: 19 = BEDRO 2 REFRIO| ER: ATO. 3 é3 1 Pg you own furniture or Best Buys — pwgatiann yu vaes| jimh Over sent SNE Ke ! Soa Etige eae “CUES eins AE ‘That you ere = permanent © drenser. domes, | comele, Meat, Today erm mc __ Fer Sele Aereege_.<7| Pees sits bene Soak | MEIC wane ac id US 3 BATHS. @ ans fore becoming une roe , sm ON. = : , : utiful modern fo PR weit PIECE “LIVING Room gorre, 4 R MONEY MAKER lores ‘srownds,, walertroct. Peved iiie eres a “stent “ah tt you ove bills permet are re being san Sew. Cavespent Bs cet | SON, cover all brick home and road, near Waterford. $18,000, ‘ 2 . eS ar ee fee tame ’ pram fis ., G00d cond, 428, Also . & rooms and _.s0me terms OR 3-3050. 1. P. HOLMES. INC . We have confidence $00. ay valy $2 weekly, =m end 6 seme ect 04 GARLAND LAKEFRONT HOME — H..F, a in you your commun) Pearson's ture, 42 Orchard wat a we TO Fim. heat, 21 car faruge. lo farce wii "breesewiy,” Nicely 3 schia WEAR MOLLE yi fees i "RUG. EXG.| Portables $10 to $15. PE 65-8755 ite | (andscaped ot 60 © 318 ht. Sandy | 2 6 i Loans to $500 cond,, $50 PE 21200. NS BEAUTY R MAT. “= month. $15.1 beach. Fishing, boa Pay fe a tre springs, clean, §15. FB whe costs’ and, ell ciated, Ovnar Good para. 2 alles * dhe $20,000 Made Quickly | 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 cies, “ M ’ . ‘ , 7065, | Good 120 acre — BONNY sToves” r é ~s ae present CANAL EEONT Paice 72 oat BY 0 pER, | 5" Seren ye Dinwan Call us shout this bar—averaging woe a Ute sivere sazsive sleds, | 4y4-Ft | Wall Jail Tile BSc" ont, a Mit.’ Ciem- & room brick ye alow A } —4,—-4 =. mod- Pp W, aN zoneee oo per year. No irteadiy ge ae Bo A pl ~ 4 ey SMALE “APT. 51 og) ak ! It's well Iexer cupboards. and Maceday Lake For details c 68 Huron poms ay Lg maker at a rea- rectory ers, 141 W. Huron Fe gargs coe ss erste Gap 3 Pete aa anes ee st] neat“as = pin. $200 Gown. zat ENTL * 5,12 BOGE WOOt PACE. $18.56 |r alas wh. Mich. Sewing Center, a tar e NY ~ PONTIAC.LAKE ee a ook 500 Elisabeth Lake Rd "BUCKNER } Reversible. 21650 Imported.) oh Oot 8 decree West of ie te ee Grocery — Beer - Wine Finance Co. i Gece Are. am org, player, 9 sash PE 430 \ uo. Bz Lake wonderful year : chair, giimone d . TRADE-IN DEPT. S| Siro 005 Dinie Hwy any Gey FH] _ PoNTt 17” $V. End tables. Lampe. Dou-| |! — ton — ideal set-up for DRAYTON 8 ble bed, complete. EM Dens. sheeets take home or equity WALLED LAKE 9 a.m. to 1:30 weekdays, Anytime | Tabletop gas range ...... $40.05 45 ACRES in trade. Priced to sell. Weekends. TR ee bees 3-2903 | OD Mile from city frontage oe TY os 16 INCH TV. $19.95. jofa « cep anececceace SIRO a pa. hie prope we Dixie awe “FE'sue| GET CASH QUICKLY prices, Bell TV, 5 Hoe. “dinetis set toca UE e to sell. ry . or va *y Rd. Apt. size elec. range ...... $60.95 ) Lotus show you thisl Ae,dars| ONE. 20 COLUMN cIO.AR. p to Union Vilage Fe ioe. Apt. see gas ere, eas F’ wars any others, 1t& acres. Elec endor ; : Ww . FT. Di : (T Fis) ~ ‘soxis0 soned Cl. Lees WM.C GODFREY, REAL ESTATE Gail us sow! ger, yh O k] d 54004, quane WYMAN’S Pee ERE | ceawrorpscexcy | Senet aies OI ein et | Mase re oe , ee ons ;| MY Ce Flint 8t. Al on SAND BEACH Can move right in, 990) én. EM * Eke onion Sic. * tige Press. Box 34. Loan Company ie) 8, GAL. GAS WATER BEATER faoee, 58 "| 198 ef excellent lake front | GEE ee 7 ’S TALK ie RENMORE « | RANGE, BXC.| ai : aie age. forlierel home Sa. [ab lakefront cottage, Com. SPECIALS LET S. ALl consis, RE Gas Ra a mere Rd. EM » & — oat, beach, dost and dock. Mi sag "s —— rel oon BUSINESS : i = KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE ® pe. Gh OE acesneans $s 98 Bol necuiee ie deny serine |WELL THRE Ge DOW Gite] est S*tashag Mt PM) Grocery —S:D.M. | as ponmac stare Sane BLDO,| Searit'Ste. "FE SSE. Cason ccc 8 ‘with 2) Located in Gardens home. v. Let 200x420. Ze Death tn family this os | = 52 GALLON HOTPOINT WATER | 5SveSport & ‘chair eee 550 56 imest| ovisers ‘Wigh"goop "wits | 2 Dedrms. 1% buibs. carpet and) 42,00. FULL PRICE — A good s| tp. Market at Qelow golng value € as: pesige $onas. tnsaled_ $08 5 | Drews, cet, @ eed Sos Sas — Reet $900 a fireplace in one wall. $90 “acre parcel near Located in lake ares uc as 7 = : Achrigerater yr eeenetss aes : will i mo . OA Orion. School bus. Excellent land and doing daily. . Dining rm. extension table, Hey the —-. ea cee Cees Game $25 TO $500 Soup Tureen; 6 chairs; Mebogany suns, Cengigte fe Sing) Edw. M. Stout, 7 Realtor For Sale Resort Prop. 44A ASK FOR MR. BROWN Rees Bh Op rout gun sigeatare ata Mirror: Fancy plant stand: Slant ine sci” tesa 71 NL = ge eau ‘0! = Neat wo tables ies —— Minis Lenn wear’ sock Brees | _L« H. BROWN, Realtor | Must move oy A Own. bs y a Gut service is soe Articles, PE #1862, THOMAS ECONOMY colts) Pied 7 Ee RM rate like ‘new and. business Sarat or istt us ai our fice. | ABOUT A a “Be (OS. Begioar me Bas : L & ~ : saegene® td: SE aS wrt nes wil Oaks For Sale Farms _48| fiCHIGAN BUSINESS ber & Auto file ott o-wie wat bata tt] "fae. BD washer,” ga80 cect roe 3 a ee SALES CORPORATION], LOAN CO. ‘Reet ofall ings, WEW,& OED, | _ Sore, $18. Pre bares. + ‘ocated| _ Income Property 43A Uivelr 3 bedroom cotings. 20.53. ,,ACRES, METAMORA, AREA.) Jonna. PRONE" | __1.N Perry st. corner Piney | Visit, cur trade dept. Tg. ‘furs: MY s and : . with = nn ey emeae ‘parn. Valuable M24 . Exc. . ; i 4 MONTHS TO Pay = 4 ; etiremen "? praere be pene COND” NO es renning water ‘ Desa eal na ee ** ind look around. 3 acres of tree ‘Used Electric < ing 2-FAMILY fate. he se yinaat Stat) 28 agree wo une 3 nctem. mete MUST eran = i t0 Seat wen okt SES 6 ian Located Ww Twp, on) ming. $11,500, \¢ down & name; {2 f terms, Modern Food Market aso : - Py reel asta ety Hea Se MESS | ser woe aoa mete 3| ote et Mas | = ade | EP Red a LE! , saad dee Orne brickrete and stone home has Soarm. modes’ homer sib.éon, “4 & refrig- ares Ro., Md = ERMS TO ~~ 4 Boga ey plaste ser, For Sale Lots 46 Reeneewt sre meee De bem. & foom, "gas 5s y CON NCE WHERE condition _— ‘ fet water heat ters | , other “equipment necessary to] CONFIDENC SKAND NEW BABY BED, COW. CONSUMERS = : apart 2 LOTS AT rom A180 2) Beautinat 90 acres Metamora! operate, Real aoe an, Be GRANDDAD DID PLETE, $11.50, (COST 940.00). POWER CO ment tS ataee. — Make — ry bas, and stable in good . $390! many other ve features.| IFC offers modern mdhey serv- THAYER BABY T. Pg, YP § HOLMES per acre. Terms. . Owner forced ta sell due to health | ‘ce backed by FP) see + esos s_§ 8 W. Lawrence FE 35-8151 MES- “BARTRAM CORNER ; Will show books to interested buy-| ence. Nouschold provides friendly Fz BLOND 3 TY, G90 & OF. ae Ce Dixie Hwy. Park, very reasonable. FE 5-9184.| 6%4 acres on indian Lake Rd.| er ‘Excellent gross | Sens te te are made A! Cott rf Toes |. cred oe ri OR 3-1990 Nenings OR 2320 DRAYTON WOODS UTIFUL | Good building site. $30,500. Immediate . Some cash B.S chest. Coffee av ‘ aie wooded level corner lot, 118 foot and contract, Howard ~ Trowbridge. you "Paect en ae? fable & black & | brow + ~ For Sale Lake Prop. 44 e, datasedh t pew sehee. 25 acres porth of Pontiac. Some! Lewiston, Mich. Ce rn in OA VE x1: Suneiadatllonss H. M. SELDON CO. “Household Finance Steel, Terni © y. | aioe oe SeTENER Se = LAKE PROPERTIES fownstip, Fe taea. Woodward, Rochester, Mich. _ Corporation ~ 28 ce ort time, > CALL terford Township. FE 3-2443. 16 Woodward, R , Part Tl e rpo ra Lk, Ave. — 29. tie. short. t . DINN DEAL TRI-LEVEL SITE. WAT- Ot 1-661 2% 3. Saginay, Fie ee Kay Bidg. a7 YE | tee P. W. DINNAN ins ~ Pontiac Subdivision. Perk BALDWIN AVE. ri “BIRD" TO SEE size crib, ets, & sh $20. WILL SA F B oo. Guse. 0. Bureives. asec "© “77) tested Call MA 6-186 1 sere, 4 room home. full bath _ | Folaabea stroller #10. S piack ‘fBachine, 3° months . : : REE BASEMENT furnished. ,$4.200 cash price. Amazin: ! NEED Sa $500? | pales Ss a wit F vag wing BACK. OPK aK BAND Live Where You Play —— ‘ oor peved road = 1% STORY Here Ped can mae t . cove witicen i me cover, we, — CE LAKE FRONT Becher’ ‘wii te, ‘a. basement to re He room full bath, ao, AD All new_ fixtures sseders SEABO ARD a —— o URNTTORE, maple des! maple ao 4 bedrm., 14x22, Fm. carpet) suit’ your pease, eae stairway to partly finished ectic.| Served bar” Big banquet dove Upholstered | 2 bookshelves, wrough sir ‘ag Latte fone fo | LA D'S INC $6,300, 61.000 dows. 2 shows excellent prot a “Parking No ete Prot" chair 2 ie." set, Midwest | magasine — et te Pull grict wianne, ot oak frees’ 420 pare wey, Drazton Plains | 35 ACRES | per Mh kares'3 med Sone wee FE & GOO! | IRIS-DAY LILIES | 1 LeDeiwes. © Cali OR 3-3 Phone MAF Ret ‘ OLD RECORDS. —° ALLV COLLEC. | ’ air COTO NER Lo oOOLER. ~ e es TOR's ITEMS. “Fantastic prices i ORIENT AL POPPIES 7 ten aen ca Re Gate PIBES | Herta ace Seccal|_lg vrs euners and ata, te ain h COMPRESSOR, oa iad aa a4. ft lena i. tied ft. epi 4 oS ae Ee eon rieties. Bonus with all ordefs. = PLUMBING suPPLy ville & stage entertainers, con-- §!5 E. Long Lake Rd. Between aie =TOR RMS AND SCREENS | .73 w) p dagase E 5-210 Cer: and dance bands, etc. of Rochester toad and Live reat oF Sa pelted HEATER TANK FrT- nig et a setae “abel, ENTURY OR , MERION BLve | ik ; 5-85.43. now out-of-prin rare us "Aharinam Awnings |—sis+-"he_Bew 99.0 FE Sell part ef callegtion wack has | grass sod, 45¢ & $30 54. Brand new—entire front of your grown too big to ye Cau) delivered Ne field cua “uD Pe us $1.35 a ft. for in- Del ] ai eves. ri) 6FE 3 0755 or FE 5-3972. stallavon _dabrication =: ve PLAYER PIANO ~RECONDE. SORMERY GROWN SPRUCE ‘| _homes, MI Sill. before poo 6 tioned Guaranteed OL 6-0 Pine. 1m 3 er more | TaANWOo T = eac ess a ea 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. P1439 TONING : Oscan You dig. Set & Sun. only Coase: | “AIR CONDITIONERS Schmidt. FE 2-5217 8970 Dixie | ‘Garage Doors | THE, SALVATION ARMY SHTEL: ALL TYPES sot & GaavaL, . D STORE healed, OR STEEL CVERHEAD kver nine to ao your needs, nate — Bt orp gee Gd “andere et wir eee Sand ‘clavel, ce CRT winiem, ° ood steel fold.awey closet doors WES _ Sullivan. 480 ee ue on ae WILL CaR-. ies TRUCKING Ee ‘Steel oulside window A Tz "Toot_ boat, 95 S__Roselawn. | Teeas 7 4 foo Electric garage door operators. i State Fare Pr Bitea.| clas front remodeling in ag +. Teieerapo ds FE gee. & or gan for sf ree estimate | Talbot. Lumber. 8-6711 oF A-1 TOP ai CRUSMED STONE, “BER RY BOOR'S SAIL. ES) | Regipaddgens ef Leads oe ; resi . Fad vir sere fill, Ear 37) B. Paddock _FE 2.0793, Hardware plumbing and electrice jowar WAMILT.ON BEACH VA H VACUUM 5 on ee AAA Pure Merion Sod — seer. SiS. ite 10 ga). tank, USED SOC WOREING ACHR. 138 cents sq. ya, delivered. LI 1-3477| Midwest tant | FOO i aLUMIRUM oe COMBI ATTE} ‘TION, TER! GAL yi aor WATER HEATER! Spotter ap nations doors snd smindows. TRUCKERS HORSE AILERS. dition. Cail after 6, in 28 SPIRITED CONTEST ‘HOR: yr. ald gelding. gentle. nen 106. die, bridle, and blankets. Horse | trafler, 2 horse, 311 E_ Living- | 4-3615, “evenings and Sun. MU 4-6714 ~ i ; ; Wanted anted Livestock ‘WANTED LIVESTOCK OF ALL kinds, Forrest Jones. MAple $0018 |__ Sale F: Farm Produce hs ee 112 ACRES or. myseED COR | — Call FE 3-7188. Mr iv ORNER: AL HOUSETRAILER | R_3-2074. MODEST MAIDENS. TTL AA SAAAANNY Da”,. wma’ By Jey Alan = @ iS i | uc Boats & Accessories 85 ~ "IT'S HERE” “IT'S NEW" “IT'S HOT" The fabulous 60 h.p. Fly- ing Scott, inch for inch, pound for pound the most’ powerful outboard you can buy. Stop in and see the entire Scott line, 3 Ap. to 6O hp. OAKLAND MARINE — [* EXCHANGE Outboard Specialists 379 S. Saginaw, Pontiac FE 8-1401 Boats, Trailer, Motors J9sT 1 and Beevice i truck foad ATO TIER maker Wovcres, arg rm grea Iy reduced ok “Gorcee Howard Looms: “JOHNSON MOTORS | 3 MOTORS 156, ] TRAILER EXCHANCE | _ MOBILE HOMES | Anderson - Regal 7 Palace - Beemer We Buy, Sell, Trade | New 8-10 Wides USED TRAILERS ON REN’ PAYMENT PLAN ts) ~scoTT a io outboard. caster with Bail-a-matic. | Prove eve at new, ée cond REpublic 08-5031, day or ————* soats ~ MOTORS ~ Gueoerie Aluminum Scott — Atwate SED BO. ATS & CRUISE-OUT BOAT SAL. Thue 8s at Walton Bivd. FE 4037 ra, BOAT &. TRAN ie ERY ® REAS. 1401 PEN 7) 1 gions & Rervice M Bottle Gas | BOATS WOTOas: EST. liner & qasere boats. ——. & 7 y! trailers, Euae’s. ease Thurs. at FiaeeOENS TO R RG. il. Leaving Thurs. and returning “Sunday. PE +2632_after_4¢ p.m. | 2027 Disie Hwy. 31 -—EWILD PAY . Want Used Cars See M & i Motor Sales Por top dollar op late mode! cars. OR 3-160) es % OBR MOTORS CORN PIKE & EAST BLVD. WANTE! | EVROL Low mileage, V-8 Automatic shift. 2- Dr. Very ‘aon. Gente 3.8108. sine SERGE 40 W. HURON 8T. TOP DOLLAR ~ FOR GOOD , CLEAN USED CARS neates 5 our ward” oe Ga att | Jane Evergreen Parms, Ho r offi \SMALL MIRROR TYPE SPINET. | tweeareree yee me Bios om — :/ Sundays 10 to 3 cease S200 Bea oleh an Galle 5 err. (0.8. Q). Clarkston, MA Boats Tratlers & Accessories ue rd ese ost, Sees MY bf MLL CASH WAY PRI ate tons OmAI: OAKLAND TREE SERVICE TRIKE | ; OWENS MARINE SUPELiES . | come tp oes ern a pam. ANCHOR FENCES VAIL AT B a Bare tn “Gallagher's, 18 wePAN (Or ie eer PE 4s estimate. = “Speaking of carbon copies, I wish you'd make one of the | #¢ Orchard Lk Ave __FE od ee eos FHA aA prisret SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS “40566. ___. | che RPAUCE PIN boss that isn't married!” | wcompiete with WANTED: ‘Ss PONTIAC SAFARI). __ PRE $1471 jens Sey GACLIGNER Sh i TREES— SPRUCE. Pit A ge ene el: iia 2 hp. Evinrude, with top and| of Chev eet Wilh pay cash. BA BS DOLOR} ere NORTHERN _E._Hurop St. FE 40566. color fr Be Your, own Bring 1 gover. 2 vears old Call OAkland Phone FE 5-1609. ols uriap ee ee : . : oA eg ik a SS LUMBER CO. ‘Sale Office Equipment 63 ies gs Apr yge te PS me Sale Farm Equipment 76) Auto Accessories 80 Se Outboard _ | Mtrs. Used Truck Parts S9A ecent. 303 Orchard Lake Ave —17, 240 Cooley Lake Rd EM 3.4171 ~~ | inom Rd & Duck lake Rad. os ae, — — CUB sii SEY- 195 A TRUCE P BATHROOM FIXTORES. YOUNGS. | l oereibee + BCAT PEN, Nos a4 Used Office Equipment | open aaily sto 6 MU 4 48038 aa caner we tek reasonable PE bea" MOTs. wa elec, "Johnson, all con-| ALL MAKES A ELS town kitchen, oi! and gas fur- table 46x84 EM 3 13 drawer @ouble 4x6 visible Post low. disc. drag & snow blades) ~~ Par ra HEIG Lomgy Tebow bed strony eats pera: So cio PAINT “Sa io j — le. cast 260 - ; Our For Sale, Pets 69 e¢ilent condition, For Sale : Tires 80a ‘ i mal feet, Atwater, ee” Sears _ Se Ey = pric 25.00 also | son, ware, electrical supplies. erock | 45° metal t riter desk 15.08!) aa | Rid M , 4", lk AL. and Y tile galvanized copper Special, Berry Bros, house paint $5 rut, *Yarop bead. ates 3 YR OLD, PURE-BRED BOXER. |_iew MY 301 a tee eee ae Demo, Bargain, For Sale Trucks 90 : 0 $ Mal Se eee COM. Bros. EIONTS SUPPLY 8 ‘agtano pet se eT, gx8 Diebold rotary card fe $23.00 5 gig. GALTON ago aK ALL TRACTORS $03 _8. “Sesioaw Bt. SAFE 40687 ae Tet Seirrete & Controls | "4 FORD rare Yaae . 88s spe RD PEL 43031, PICNIC TABLES. . ROUGH OR artis, tide arm chairs, steel up) Pet Shoo 65 Willams. FE 46433, Bolens, ort eipyne RS | Rew rim ee ies SLace, "86 Century, 1 “Mark 30 Merc. & ; ee EY ma Suu With | a finis Gi Prist ffice Supply AKC REGISTERED RED DACHS- x. ze e; railer BATHROOM ey Tes sowen LORS ee _& = -OR. ee ott Las ay taigert upply hund, for stud service. FE 8-1527 Bolens ME Tiller, Bolens Mustang: | hes Sines sew tin 350 ue | fd Pe Racer. Dag gt A mt ' Bae BS, Chev, motor, Good cond. FE ; ntiac, Mich none PE 2-0135' after »-H T Power Handle: J ee: sett worse oe) Supi“a er'nsch*rlGiS, Sale Store Equipment 64 MEL POSTEREO,QOMEE TURE lc Dot war. EMP ates OO EGE A, Rag ete | SEY EOP Pwo, oa ing toilet, wash basin and large) tee! types nash ine accepted _ awn and white $25 + 4. _+Cre i ol A ne raft Trailer Se, patieine cabinet, Fuanes| Terms ‘Used mow \- BOXER PUPPIFS FOR SALE.'7 EVANS EQUIP oe ee ‘STANDARD WRAND_WEW TIRES 10 ‘ne hire dante honths to | SHARP ‘s4 CHEVY PICK-UP; LIKE extra. No dealers, please. Michi- &¢lly's, Hardware, 3904 Auburn at NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. EXC weeks old Cheap. FE*2-8302. MA 5-787 OR 31-7024 tees to b0 et Ee per " bew. Call PE 43460, on Feeeemooent, 2S) Oreweme te: — we ae

NMSHAPY GRINDING Tw. | . Has on a farm $13.98 value. $695 Faetory, coils. Cutter 12 cents. % inch Gory srt PER “ONDI. DACHSHUND MALE, SOLID RED JI, Case & Fer a Dealer | CRANKSHAPY R ot tas IVATE R IN| has had very use new, Factory Showrooms | pe. Ut cents, Sell sees RET ne RPECT CONDE | KC reg. For stud or will sel, __ Rochester OL 1-076: —| Sf eer nes repored zack ‘Me: a ote lg me part yl mene o Nour o¢ cer dove. Milena a ud areccta, 393 - » a iran with ag, sCost $75. Bae. | acrerenenle. ster. ake io. | Auction Seles 77 ies oes, For information eal | jp .Per™ [oo Te ee ee ee x 2 TW SERIMATAWN ha MODERN AND ANTIQUE) Sluis) Mt Clemens ot re "| Sale Motor Scooters 82 ~ SPECIAL bull dorer biade, 36” spring bar.) ‘Like ew. 5.3800 lg gas “TE rt \DACHSHUND PUPPIES CONG OCTOOOR FURNITURE AUCTION | = _ #100 la” plow Reasonabie. FE RANGE "HOODS. & PPER t TORE. 6u spear t abe haired beauties! KC ceausioe AT MAN i age Sea Ryagh ee at basse. $29.95 G ompson 80 NS ates "SELL, TRADE bisod ACLE MIL ANDERSON SALE & SERVICE | 9% fon EDISON 32 GALLON APPROVED Perry. Mani Pinal "weEK’ re hae ae SHOPPING. cENTER 12 8 PADDOCK ‘at Pike: = Total 0662. AD pew. Your cont $473. “water heaters Cash and earty ROTO oe AL WEEK! 5 i HMAN EAGLE. 1967, R ' PONT! Ke ie “$15. @. A. Thompson, 60'S Perry [ee eo beg EASY 10 OF Ceame Gor te suamees 1) (ance ~Gnay ar =| SQUARE LARE 8D “an meter, new condition} Harrington Boat Works = | Let ys prove it with a demo® spORTING GOODS-LUGGAGE male. 2 yrs old. Wants coca! WEDNESDAY MAY 28 BA et. "one TELEGRAPH TRUCK CENTER WELDERs 90 AMP 110-120) stration Only one company makes once | the genuine (rote-tillers) 6119.50 & leather goods, wallet® brief cases.| home OR 3-6003 at 645 pm FE ¢ le M t les 83 re ies” 4 sU DAYS Woe wan de Time payments availble We, fishing tackle, guas, arehery, relb, ~ " PaRaxEETs. SUPPLIES | gu outdcor ferntture on étsie? waibdnodibosoohe be $3 | Shicpont WARIO CLASS | East Bivad 1 block N of Mt) Miller, Gatven & — 6a e Philip's, 19 | s, 7 N. ina w | St. Bontiac 183 Sanderson FE 2- during the outdoor living cam- 1982 MATCHLESS | 300 ec TWIN " ft.. Neergliassed bull, new sails, Clemens, St. 651 Kenilworth, any-) ment 1503 8 Woodw MN, Bagios DLES AND POMERAN: NIAN paign will go on pubile auction Reasonable. OR $305. MA 6905. a time ia Alule RG. B'ham Mt Sensi, ‘Bait, M Minnows, Etc. SSB, uppies m@st al ages. All AKC SCOTT _ATWATER, 1% HORSE. 48| RETAIL BRANCH EVERYTHING —— Mxeee? Gott ee en oe caee Fe s-c0s1 MR Low ad - RARLEY DAVIDSON E-SIOD. | "ts, 635,_ MA 4a0et. gop agnor = sors, gat oe eae une aa BE SRARYM = Ly POODLE TRIMMING. suunry SGCHOn aren tet et tes See yn MERE pcan ea ey U 1xt0 shipla ‘7 -| Groemin. and bathi Pompa- J ; sae orkless otorcycie i H fame “| CATE “ie Go “i, TON PICKUP oe Ea bere; — Priveq jo gets Dae tot Po 8 eu PERRY a Teh Lage aoe cs pe, eenorls. 3 8 Bivd Si - wedce North Hin “whopping | Fon Babee ew oeR VICE vicR, ON Mercury Maze ffotal $360.30. Boat Se ll caikese eee bee Se eees bees - to ll pm. week days, 8245, center, Rochester ; oe cial ) : alles ; Gsea” A oe ; ons $10, Re B mpd? ry yO Fen Oarden PRI Py "SAT all nite’ Sua Ul 6 pm |PARAKEETS GUAR ~TO TALE. ot ee Go. a2 ey ERSON HARDWARE fite new hee Fe se” St tees Pe Tractors" simoncity — Garden Sand, Gravel & Dirt 06 Cages. Boe a PE 2-4025 For Sale Housetrailers 78 78 7162 8. Telegraph |, FE 5.9962 , aS 1 coat exterior paint ... sas dal.| all — & other Models simpiselty PET MONKEY & ( DOMERANIA inDIAT : ( Ready Mix Cement | Tilers — & Genuine Roto-tiliers female dog for sale R | AIRSTREAM LionTwEiont UDIOREYCEE tafe Be SUN AYS gee ew ween Bera] Coe Re eee deer wens ema, OL "PO eee Sa te Berea | Conroe eg Seen| Sok | ee ote rolis ° e ; 2 : @ = PARAREETS CANARIES CAGES teed for life See them and get, “sen & is Fr, ROW mowe: who want the FE 47559 trat w { We carry a complete tine “of best We service what we sell.) OR MORE LOADS BLACK DIRT. SRO RO cena B ibe pores tr 'Sales, 3008 W. Huron, (Pian _ For Sale Bicyctes 84, Orenerd ones materia als — plywood “a & _— ) sae _ all taes. By a ye ry Ae sboaded a yn CANARIES FALEEINO | to join one of Wally Bryan's! a st, noah es i core see Orchard : ~ sheetrock - rockiat ares 86642 & FE 50608 exciting caravans.! | 1968 SCHWINN eavarts 2 SPECIAL TRUCK = interi Factory trained | Cranes Bird Fatchery 2" 7 mah he Z S ‘ Fae «5 doors =insulation ~ i (FA BROKEN , CONCRETE enOP) burn Rd_ FE +6510 ' 18 PT MASONITE HOUSETR AT. | Gants ee opel eat BICTCL fe hat a combination! A ; nalis foundation, LEES_ § Hus srd RVICE ; (GCOTTION TERRIER PUPC AKC | ‘ct for_sele. MI_ 4.2708. alter 6. / CYCLE. 2 ked S At-| 3 BELL 2 TON e 1 INCH STONE, BLACK DIRT. reg, male & female. PE ¢504i./ 22 PONTIAC A UM. | re pet ‘| power - packed Scott At-| “ig TRUCKS SU PLUS LUMBER re 30130 rit. ‘Clemens_st b'bulasrine call any time: G TOY C COLLIE, LOVELY BROWN Near” Rochester: 2 “Or Touse | PAIR OF. GLIsH | TOURING water motor and a fast} Complete ‘wih & tea double Co PEARL TOILET @RATS 06.5070 ward FE | Housebroken. mal : Soe i o MA S70 -liner boat. Check PROM 8 ae or En cen, $10. FE Peni i PRAIRIE sci '| speed-liner boat. nec One with mechanical boom.» ‘ nem coma ci Fi Wg Te ip MPa eel ~~ en, good cond. $480. FE 44223 4 Lose MA tre our deal before you buy. DRIVE-WAY CULVERT | _®##_Lochaven_Road 5-4 Dogs Trained, Boarded 70. em aay ore Boats. &. Accessories 85 ‘8 FORD F 380° PLATYORM ta TOP soi FIL” SAND * Oo AKL AND Duals, @ Cyl. atic. In tazlor “ereeng, OAR age $2.45 #2 v delivery, Rini Sree | CATS BOARDED — FE. “ater armen | ae 10 HP WIZZARD__ OUTBOARD "Clean and Al th ut. sig U,,8,,8, Cesdtrection Co ottart ke | ee a -WUMUE | Sag Serene 8 are erases Ot TERME | nee owe; MARINE | | 8 UPPi FE 2-0233 | top sou, ete FE 86482 a a DR WARD Mercury ot super 10 motor. 6 re rs wien Meo cea YDS OF CHOICE BIACK DIRT | By Grain & Feed n “il ts #2 000" #20 are me. i trailer FE_2-3774 fag mt hr gs ee air iye ‘slagn tise belek angle oe oe ie’ | Me che eee SO is isg 3) ELRMART MOBTLEWOUE a ra eurveen BOAT, 7 = e 24 x : Meant teeph damper, wL00 ete ore nee Ee tec| Umma te vals “fu, waod arsvel 8T & 2ND HAY, 813-6 a *OL PLA ry OR- Outboard Specialists |‘ PorD 2 TPORM 1?) tue lin $2 40 i Anderson type - or O _ Straw & lumber rnone MA_5-0606 lier Pontiac Chiet | 3-4427. . cos ae Hoe pe i Mechanicaliy Mad T good Fub- iy‘xig" flue ning $4.26 es. brick mou Ye we, F CHOICE WAGE DIRT: ALU” TYPES OF ie FT. CUS UILT a? «3379'S. Saginaw. Pontiac ber. ne G x8. ash Dit doors 1 70\en. P base per C 8825 Delivered FE _5-0706 com, Also mulch wey. wir de, *@ % 00 H. 3 ens 10 wiles omb Wwaler. cond. A real FE 8-4101 oe 3° fireplace usit Neties $ 2 “inlet, ale varten on o wsieee § YDS ROAD AORAVELD L DELIV. liver _OAkiend | oi trade im allowance en vour 190g = Dargain for $125! FE 44045 after ~ A & 2 outlet grills, Eaen $13.95 * | es 86.50. Aiso fll EM /@ALED SD BAY. 10000 HADLEY 5 RD. | to 1948 trailer 9 ‘m of cas be seen at Boats, Trailers, Motors | '™ Petee rogp 8-190 DUMP 39° unit Fh we zi grills $78.55 2x20 @.H. lie $750 06 and up | ; oS . . YLOCK CO ; 10-4 STONE. $173 YD SEPTIC af ‘ade i allowance your 149 1¢ RI J and Service al i Ore chard Laxe 4 see iE tial, zaxis DR. pool rang ok sl ~~ Ppt go in ALE apie Pairs Se o- a gt a sour ne ee | = son Controls is 3033 0 rand PE ye) LDED |‘ FORD F- DUMP ig ge ‘Empire Supplies $1.35 yd. Fill dirt, $130 ioad. For Sale Livestock k 72, | Prices we still top them al 00 igo D Ge! Rictoe ss On Fea? * Erioruce | Jp to 4 wheeler A good one. IShees ov Ore? Work benches. large 2609 Union Lake Rd EM 3-4148 American Stone Products! )~ oo Cows oa eaies,| taken is wade, You, you eave aoe My asa: Bene WE I FIBERGLAS BOAT BOT! $2405 slightly scratched Michigan Fru STUDIO. COUCH HOLLYWOOD | ibe eamatts tne 6c S emai, 738 Seymour Lake Ré — | ee © enters when you buy 54) gO ANADIAN-BUILT CEDAR GEDA MY _> ISS. | 96 poRD E88 1 TON. qrocvent « 93 Gretans . Dining ‘room and g130 FOR S YD LOAD TLL | AT Ge GISTERED MOR- strip fiber ¢ sed bottom Transportation Offered 87 Heavy duty throughout. FREE stan : See pov cas posse bears aus menst:| sand or clay. Top soi! Dera, 1 dead! Bob po 1. — oo a “teerin ne ae 9905 i LETS $1 ; wedes’ Corker Geatt U at.| HOLsTEIN Bt BULL. 18 MOS. & 2 : : whee rough To GO TO FREE 6tanbis @ TOILETS OR 3-2054. | loaded. Corner ott Lake! . Doat #195. OR 3-130 "la OR 3 PERSONS ont vee r big sows, due July 8th. 2380 E. Miami, Fia. or Cheyenne, Wyo +55 CHEVROLET 1 TON EXPR: w wis wito rittic § rs SPECIAL A-i BLACK DIRT G GRAVEL FIC FILL. _Wattles . ; Hutchinson w * INBOARD, i HP. GF GRAY MTR. ming. PE 2-8447. ‘ bad A i pa vel asia wan $90.95) one's, all fc a ft “landscaping. EM 33492, | BLACK QUARTER TYPE MARE. - - Wolverine Boat. | — Te “Tn * i. | landscaping (! | : railer & 9 Lawson ait ’ OO ines trrapnans tert, ol lath. tee A A-| BLACK DIRT | S6t"..2*,.07 rate Mobile Home ite. s300 "Bom good cond. 's6 FORD PANEL A | pPLuMBiNG PPLY Leda ali Letn. f2e ft Fill sand, i“ road give instructions Jack Bedford. MY. : & Cyt. Custom cab. Clean. nf Ye peo _FPE 5-2100 meet Pein . penis $14. Nee = cuarkston Drayton Brain. _3-3805 S ] | adil CRUISER T ig WITH A-l mechanically. PORN ei : : mmediate deliver ; "Ss SADDLE SHOP SPECIA’ FURNACE wy BUG Won ee TyTN GD | soe ae CHET'S SADDLE SHOP SPECIAL ales inc. \ se - RUNABOUT, reduced prices. All work guar- LS this month Bisck Parade Saddle 37 15" RUNABOUT, ALL a __anteed. OR 3-5405. \ |A-) TOP SOIL SAND eORAVEL. | $90 § Blvd Birming.| 4901 Dixie Mighway (U8. 10 | 30 horse Mercury Elec 20 OTHERS LUMBER fil & bisek dirt Bull dosing, ex-| ham. 2. 1% miles of rayton Plains F Master Tratier. Practically Rider shar TO CHOOSE FROM A208. Paddock _FE 2-97 _cavating basements. OR 3 | _Adams, “hours 1z0, ‘a ae @ Miles ee on 31208 Pontiae new, $1, eA 4.2801. F : PASSENGERS TO HARRISBURG. i ee MAY SPECIAL! 178 DOWN Buys ANY NEW el and th . Fully pow for your convenience. Special Pidescence Gold Pink with plush mm iz Pull price only $1,885. SCHUTZ 2 Fs Myoodward. a Birmingbam 33 Ponting 2. Dr. Red aod biack. * a ane Clean, Drives” fies. AL 4 Dr. Ful equip- ~ Satisfaction JS OUR i at tec ie Seo TRADE econony' D CARS ax ata Sitters _ CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLES AND STATION WAGONS TO CHOOSE FROM _» BANK RATES We trade up or down. “Oakland County's wildest trader” D bo Engt ring. @ to 4: ? rborn nginee Pi FE 2.9619 i egnG NORTH LEG gi Used Cars” 88 =| AS MUCH Ag 869 FOR JUNK \ TR AND | chean cars FE 22-0666 days eyes, or roved $9850 Value $4950 and FE |Lomding chotce biack dirt farm top) 200 | opes Eves Th a r 3 Eis! esta ear Gas BENSON LUMBER CO, ““oil™we'ais Uelter rie ull | AVAILABLE — PASTURE CAND. ‘agers i erie B Ken's Hardware. Sree Auburn, Y "Bright Spot" Beaters at terrific, values “Kaien WINDOWS & DOORS A} TOP leuk Ss sy STONE sine Bret. FE +0134. | priced hank fates New 15 ft. Adsms, Auburn Needa Sh c N ~~ gan. ti. e@ hung—eiiders-casemen } kt ww BOAT T TRA Fluo ae Date td. Lk, Double h liderg—casements edad ahabs ; D SEED POTATOES & four Hone. $895. New 17 ft. BOATS. & B BE: | eeds Sharp Cars ow Prime or combinafion windows (A-1 TOP SOIL. CRUSHED STONE | oo Det +8 Jack Cochran.,| Tour Home $1305. 18's ft. with “6rs Also 22 rifle FE 2-1 048 Phone FE 8-0488 TACORER OWENS § S’ECTED Alum comb window "$11.93, sand. gravel, fill. Lyle Conklin. Lake Orion MY_2-0031. | shower $1695. Holly Marine Coach | Cr. Aiee 3 Fete Te Oe ° pan eos Mase Bruce word, a Comb door .. acs aoe 8-1112 or FE 2-857 |OAKLAND COUNTY MAREET BE. | Sales, 15210 N. Holly Ro. Holly, POUT ontiac Po sued. Ang our buyer will come to) rousds We have 3 manors, 21" ____ EMPIRE 33229 RT TOP SOIL, SAND. ine May 1st. Will be open _MEtlrose 4-677! | fon ereaen sy eas vi your gore or drop in at the cor- hg side & front: irimmer. * spe-| 4 5 21F ua vel and ill, anywhere in’ ~— and Saturdays 7 to 1:30 ‘57 10x37 $395 dawn. Mobile Home = 9431) Information. m “Gexisnd | mel oo Crenare eee SACR ngs se. ursday 2 p.m to & 2350 Estates 9518 Highland Ra. | | _Reaa"epot Cas ONS UN Oe en ita nes i. eos | Torment wale~ eothoner. s00Esi rE koma FE §-1131, Or, catiae Lk Re. FE 2.007 ghian parine Exchange, 379 S. Saginaw, s ry & a enemies | i) i ring 0 your old mowers and) giyine, Fg og ee BLACK DIRT” at cot be. peat ape Farm Equip 6 OXFORD TRAILFR - | CENTHaY BOATS, CASH we iba make You, PADPY | Goors, Everything like ‘new. Ma, Bumus, 91.50 y SALES Fitergiass & Cadillac Aluminum | : KV UIP wr Dine IWY| Baie after 6.30, FE #-0631 be Oak Mil RO’ MA sei OR, | : : fee bee MOTORS | euch VERILL'S NEED CARS A one or SPRINKLING tgeen_i0 and € Ss i3 NEW HOLLAND HAY BALER | General - Zimmer Complete Motor Repair Service shop it Then bring ft here for A sconsin - i LAKE POMPS Thompson. W est BOODIE BUGGY AND BLACK DIRT Tor SON -& MA gine powered FE 20100 Holly - Great Lakes | ®" opps a suNDAy pe tong? OXI HWY, 8_Perry st_ |_seaping Suppiy. MY 35902 CORN PLANTERS ~NEW AND Gardner INLAND LAKES 8ALES 2 = S296 LOOK! “Wrecking Fara Bldgs. ‘stack Sint YD LOap. 3 BU, Pred Tractor drawn or 3 point 5 1, 19 wide. 14 ft to 36 peace W _Wuron FE 2-612? CASH Hiteh type “John Deere” —- New 1 ide. Md ’ E BOAT HOUSE - Want © bargain? One Leeson of! 2 walk-in freezers, meat grinder, _ $1.00 Pill FE 03282 _ _..| [dea Dealer Davis Machinery Note shoppers, New 45 ia, ee tés, Lake Ort i FOR, LATE MODEL i burning. air conditioning furnace, Coulter's Ranch. Sashabaw Rd, BLACK DIR : Ph MA 17-3292 at Ortonville wide 2 BR-FK 899550 down —ercury outboards, Lake ea +: USED 112) BTU. all the duct work & cor. of Oak Hill Rd. MA 5-225. fee cm are 8658; per month‘inciudes all ine EVINRUDE MOTORS. BOA Co it Mh. vor Sales Oil tang incjuded, By owner, FE) a 38 per load. Do bulidozing & Innd- FRAZER ROTO-TILLERS NEWB surance taxes and fitancing— no’ paints supplies Guaranteed out: mmunity Mo eis “Machinery 60A/ “ning Max Coot. Fie “sania gued. Paste ang, se77i6e ogg” sires, A dew, oe Sralige a "eh! EAET BLVD ee ve Soll | @racH “ga D. i wm available on reutal olan We se ch ; tapy's oe cece UE a "BULL DG DOZER D2 eee aa wasn ed =. apeiake Bi Male ‘FORD iM a. PLOW pRActon, beaopaae on M24 oY * — of Lake ma Harbor Oven 7 to & i j WAN WELT, rtyay oie , ‘ e? steer e rio E e aines pays Pe ecaie. = Cont ‘ii sent ‘ Complete rebuilt motor por ening cere z ¥oa | ell elther a atouerd model 660 WE ARE SOLD OUT OF USE E YOUR BOA’ | lew Cas Doliay | tor afl inate Tawa MOWER Pam 7 “TREE, traanmineton. FE #1925 or FE‘ $10. Delivered FE 4 or & high cultivating te ‘ igre trailers We need your trailer, AUSTIN. NORVELL AGENCY models 5 N MOWER PAR1 a ere 6588. | mode! 960-5, $1800. 1568 W i) sel’ it for 16 ner cent, 70 W. LAWRENCE 8ST. FE_ | g lers Also for mowers ‘WO sHELTON SONTAG BUIcE PAYS adi hd ‘engl tand G & M Sharp CRAPTEM MAN ’ CIRCULAR TABLE - Fores on 3427 DELIVER Ra. Rochester OL 26571 om our fot Holly Marine Cosch ‘ser OUR EXCEPTIONAL BUYS. dollar for: late models. “4 ; 7 8 ondition, $75, EM _! to 2 yrd« PARM MACHINERY — NEW AND Sales, 16210 N Holly Rd. Holly." on Cadillac Aluminum and Mold- | ©. Walton. it md WANT GOOD T used Proux Oliver Sales on M24,| _MEJrose 4-677) os Tigmeed bette, Fic, discoue ” SHELTON aes Cha —& TRACTOR WiTH % YARD black dirt & peat—we OF ate, st _gorth Oxford on 1087 boats, 14" Plywood with ot é te, hanten oust front: end loader. back hoe| top soll for, the new City, Halll GARDEN TRACTOR WitH COLT- Rent ‘Trailer Space — 79 center peck, $325; special price Pontiac: Buick os two extra exets. ractor g- a b 5 = opal sib ike new, 33 W. Kennett Ra, P. J. Waidie sia wes Bue. cool. | sonURE wars MOBILE VyLsce | Smestied sesres, upholstered | Pe chester OL 1-8133 Acid I, ‘eee iit PEAT # iS. APPROXIM OxIMATELY The fine at sD Pootine ats, Teenee Trailer and 19 hp. : Bas vie F BW For wave, BRL RO. >| 25,000 Ly Toad. tor $2.00 Noader pipet discs bean batter | 1003 aye ae sy Mercury motor. a demonstrat 7 “ Bhac “Cement in” yioek sleeve, or %@ MA + rt 4 p.m ‘ultivators Reasonabie, MY | MOBILHOM E aODERN | ane a the exotic supper” Gl ENN S ADE ‘MORT COLOR | horse’ molar. FE Mock aint “5 A aK ow \ — olaveround EM. Ee latest thine in i mesure So Combiaation Doors Galv. .. $14. De = Vourself_ 61 — ‘8 FORD TRACTOR PL ; hp motor oa” Ite. b. Wanted clean used care. See us tt go alg oe pe a te ¥ 4 quod, grav 6 aire ment, a ae OR IF i" set OXFORD MOBILE MANOR, VOR: | Mercury, exellent running “cond. fer the t p doll a Dears 20 Res &. trucking. LOCH trenton tes a cemect patio, | tion, $180, all sizes in 1968 Evin-, 254 S. Saginaw F i S ee PEC STN 2 Ror goede Réom for garden rade motors, Open nites, til 8. FE 4-737 st! : i d fel wson's Bales on Tipsico Lake. EY k at ’ og AL “mined ew DEERING MODEL| Shelter 9 mt Lat ret form I TE Ft gg SE P OLIVER ‘ mm io } i 5 : ") ee ae Mi ne : ver load. ed io be! Horde, “Fer: } ae rs - ee OA ~ } 6 * ae Ridge road. west MOTOR SA LES , ma inte aren 8 oct anes aay ovo! = WILL PAY Pine Rit Walaa se aan wettee oe oral | ORL THESE, AUT OF On, arsed Free a * with. "gv lm ming. pow otore & tre ee : : : y oi se and ado ot down. ; vrs fo pay. S; LLAR and) FOR CASH IN Al SPECIAL i Ase ent bi ce re Seth. Sos tee divinrh font erase: —iHURR ns 1] thi Case Tractor. Model DG hs S: femme Lake ‘Master, 18 ft. Doak FOR GOOD « Hi ltiveigh: Ynashied Ace Be | Merger, Mute" tater @ eee! = USED CARS a, s " whition al eth ae 2] Anythitg ‘Boes| Dial FEY TOUR) b DEALER " FOR CASH IN A a S10. Ewe only ae re ote ne tees ives | oer oo. KING BROS. HURRY, sell things: a er unt | : 7 ARV MARE OR | a at PONTIAC aD aT OPOYER os | Ororte a. Lo. PB 4074 | Holly, ME Fein’ Bes itt ee \ Ss 4 i mre Classified Ads. sul Pein OF RUBORN Truck W 7 TO "CY" OWENS TRUCK CENTER 147 8. SAGINAW For Sale an Have In Stock FROM Ol FACTORY BRANCH $7 BUICK SPECIAL HARDTOP door, full power, radio . A ope owner $2095 “RETAIL STORE” FE 32-7117 #5 MT CLEMENS 8T BEHIND THE POST OFFICE ‘$2 BUICK. VERY fas EAR) _throughout. EM 3-0081, H. Riggins. Pontiac silos Buick ¢ Dr. nafiow ‘pasy = tye slase, White - “32 Pontiac 3 ar. “eedan. Hyits, This is 2s ‘biack 4 ar. sedan. FF. Looks Gree tuns good and good rubber. “COMMUNITY | MOTOR SALES) R rt + Michi No Main OL. 2-931. MEMORIAT “DAY SALES ON Yew used cace at Eddie gp bee Ford. 2705 Orc! hard Lk Re. o Har- bor Come on a: FE ge HASKINS DEMO SALE > 1958 Chevrolet Bel Alr 4Door, V-8, jade erglide, loaded, 2 ee tur. q 1958 Chevrolet v4 we brakes. and ivory ~ | 4-Doo' ‘ wthoeiiee. power Loaded. ropie turquols 1958 Olds Dynamic 88 ‘Holiday coupe, loaded. Solid white. SAVE UP TO $1008 AS LOW Ag. 9186 OR Your | a a 38 MONTHS ON BAL. | $405. PEOPLES AUTO SALES - 68 Oakland ee ie Re iF 5-008 AL mia aia “MEMORIAL DAY SALES ON W used cars at ae le Ford. deg : oe ° Har- heater 31. oo. wetuel Tallon $ 495 eee Lage FS cS al Lj ; = powers * Hedi aad heate pe2 1942 Ford : = _ soda. Good eon- dition : menting” sae eee 1054 Pontiac. Chieftain dehens 4 ay. sedan ——_ and heater raaie 4 698 1953 Ford V8 customitne 2 “e 1 dan. = and peater,. dition . ba ag sever 3 FPordomatie, 1983. Dodge Lonoke hardtop. ve a ee Radio 4 peas ese vies Fd 4 / 7 é ‘| ; : e fi ee : eee fd eee 2 ‘ & y F . j : id j f ah | { . Ee ' ® re 2 at Pare Bs me — erm ( : 4 ; : : 5 | : | < us : | ey be ae “254 : fee - a i Re 8 - - : 4 4 eer oe _THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY. 2%, 1958 Pret are OPE et Se eee ; ee For Sale Cars > 91 : RIOT A . ~— . ~ paar et MATTHEWS - a | JTS ree MOR 7 ee D AY 2 io bial Come on ber e ' WILL BE "ieee OPEN |e | NERS | St Badte' Siecle. ‘Ford. FE. 56204. If in need of a car for that MEMORIAL DAY Je | MEMORIAL | "Wcldy - ci” epee gee are en : | P| | | PMI $1500 mouth i IF EVER A REAL “BUYERS MARKET” EXISTED. ; pa ike, NEW. # ply im bac all 3 | ry Et ‘$8 Pontiac Bonneville . $3395 1987 ge Ae “Bh white, $05. DAY : ouR PRICES ARE HARD TO BEAT AND MAY is ‘HARDTOP, 9 be pesutiful tu-tone blue, full power, the boss’ el am , Yow, | 3 [bape aia, orks wero ! | } V ALUE MONTH ___||/58 Pontiac 4 Dr. ........ $2795 Call_F 1¥ YOU HAVEN'T HAD TRE TIME AND &TILL, ; : i SUPERCHIEP, Tu-tone green. low mileage og power mp ee for $005, See at 2 a Ramb ler fo» WANT 30 Se Set ee, Sek FOR IES } “CY: S ~ prakes and serine, it Tiding comfort you lack, buy this | | Sina ES Ein MMT MEN 666 S. WOODWARD | ae | a WEN | oS Buick H Harat $2195 ; PACKARD. @ ORs | SEDAN. acy = : . | ulc araiop .....; a sect met . june Ya. wotens, sa NOW'S YOUR CHANCE! HURRY JUST 3 DAYS LEFT : Ete, Tae ie Aa one owner beauty with Se e sev wher. Rade sod | 4S" PLYHOUEN GEAR VERY | 'S7 CHEVROLET ©. °° '56CHE 7| i See “ean ae PR Rae, Aim shar cours Sapo | LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS | 97 Pontiac @ Dr. Hardtop § Mae J9o S a 1958 | __°37 FORD 6 CHEVROLET |) lice Bec SCHUTZ | VICTORIA. HARDTOP station waoox— |,| “46 FORD 2-Door «2s, .--.ss---sse+--.$ 138 ]| 00 Pontiac 4 Dr. ........ "$1295 DESOTO - ‘OUTH : ck & white, redie heater, Hydramatic, #12 8. Wooaward, gham Plymouth | * 55 PONTIAC 155 BUICK nu ; fack-ap ites, ae mendous, buy at this low price. a Eee Beesere. V ats ta Lewy tan | —-BPATIQN aoon SPECIAL, 2-DOOR 'S1 FORD Club Coupe .....0..0..0cecen ees $ 145 | ‘SS Buick Hardtop oe $1 945 7, 7 as ‘er _ we : : ae | hite tires. See this ee | Raise a amt ae 2 oe eSSFORD . |] 52 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe .....-..cse0 $ 295 Same mn Seer, vane Mew icre'e Sec aga Fh. - rr | ‘3S Ford Wagon .$ 995 | 1 La fice only See pits lean trade, aon ; H 52 FORD 4-Door ......ccesecussseseeceee 8 345 facie, Reser, overdrive tranomision, just tbe thing fo - 2 the summer mon ea. oder Sr Bham PORN CAR GALE | 53 Do 445 || ‘94 Chevrolet 4 Dr. ...... $ 795 | oom ee Rambler i ad HEINKLE — Was $1095 eeaaes -NOW $ oo | = ~ Coune a oe : ° - BEL, ATR, tes -white finish, radio, heater, white tires. Like eve ‘ a : . ow tate an "tee gt 666 S. WOODWARD | '57 HEINKLE — Was $695 .........NOW § 494 |] CADILLAC RUNBE sascasens Ssecnsiee #0 11 ‘54 Pontiac 4 Dr. ........ .$ 699 ini is * are . dows ax older car wil han | PAY OFF 254 — $i607 PER MO. ons SacCEm 2 oe aust CHIEPTAIN DELUXE, lite blue finish, radio, heater, ‘Mydra- itn pa cash geegeg, Mr- Bell | °S7 HEINKLE — Was $295 .........NOW § 194 | | ‘52 PONTIAC 2Door ........20+02000s00+. $ 245 |) conven pat ae SCHUTZ oP nase rot eames] om Sm | | | "11'53 Lincoln4 Dr. ......... $ ntiac - ~ Buick = = errr ssigorine’ B brakes “Ra "38 pte te aga a 2-Do “Door a : $3 MERCURY 4- Door ale dialele celsiela cle) cle's'ele $ 345 ie: COSMOPOLITIAN, green omee, rete heater, full power. see ___ OL 1-8133 _Llarkston Motor Sales Vas $1805 ”.......NOW siz] | ee. _||'54 Ford Customline .,..$ 695 eee ter aut FACTORY "BRANCH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER| = "53 FORD Victoria .....-cccccsccceccsssces $ 595], RADIO, Heater. A realy sharpie. Garuvton, igh Pa MASS 156 VOLKSWAGEN — Was $1395 . -NOW $1294] | sowreney age MEMORIAL DAY | | Svs Boow : | +53 BUICK Hardtop ....-secececceeee. $395 ]] 93 Pontiac Catalina ....$ 595 Matte fy Sons ‘$4 Henry oo seani $338 “aangg pacox 4 CE IEVROLEL, | ‘53 Che ~ | t H arat fe) $ 595 , ie e710 i Rambieta agi oc fl... shes | °34 PLYMOUTH 4-Door s.......020000000. $ 495 | ESVTOe! NS Op. on E or wr ater ase gh Service | 55 PL YMOUTH - ‘33 PONTIAC | ‘53 P ti 2 D , 5 495 4 moreme| “RETAIL STORE” THT “Tae” || 55 FORD Station Wagon ........0.0.0-++. $ 995 || OnNGC 2. “4 ee ee . Rat 'S4 FORD '36 CHEVROLET | 1 _ Gide and out A alee en . cusToM, }D00R BEL AIR HARDTOP , 36 FORD Station Wagie a wie-eie simiace «/appin ees $1345 ! ‘52 Ford Customline _ $ 395 if ‘531 MERCURY ‘30 DODGE 1. A oe 5 | Clete tesla daa on 1 =. — | italcsiraalaaegiiaaia aiid iaiiidl $511 '50 Pontiac 2 Dr. ........ $ 245 MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1°57 FORD Victoria .......... ce ccuceeenes $1745 11, neers . EE 5 “ : — a | ‘51 Oldsmobile ......... $ 24 From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS | : 7 a eee eee. FACTORY BRANCH 47 Oldsmobile ......... $ 145 ‘35 PONTIAC MATTHEWS - HARGREAVES | "C i O | | * Serre oe ~ CHEVROLET | Y WeENS |] *oHRERE iS iT oF Oakland Céunty’s | Your Friendly FORD Dealer | CO MMU NITY Largest CHEVROLET Dealer 1 ___ 1147S Saginaw St. | ~ MOTOR SALES 631 OAKLAND AVE. | PE 5-410) PE S3088 Auburn at East Blvd. see ; +E : | FE 4.4547 : | Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. FE 5.8858 “Open Till 9 vaarras yexommt.2| Good Cars Are Not Cheapl|{ Va c TEP OE TE R ler {Sige ond at Po. GR. a Cheep Cars Ae Not Good - BOB | | BIRMINGHAM Ramble qyerareers| eas mi24==2"|| CUNNINGHAM] Clean Car__ SALE-$ALE-$ALE s ve at — “RaeGLoTaLy no Monty Bx , DOOR fairl ed lation to it alae — then See | cae Be, ates Ears ee” | os Pte ae - MOTOR SALES te like -purchasing any commodity, price determines vo ~ Nash PONTIAC, 1955 lity! For th finest, see these OLIVER . : . Ambas'dor| FEs2areete [Beck tarts: SO Announces | -DEALERS INVITED- a8 ‘& heater, white hyd- | : 3 ot te gas radia, heute. prowen brakes motte 2 | > Bofitiac 2 Dr. ....... $1195 ip THE OPENING OF iS Taw ET et CARS LISTED BELOW ON SALE ca fre Memorial Day ] __ BresOAERESGS: eltsatatatwner UTNE SN 4278 DIXIE HWY. | 53 FORD. 2-DOOR .....c0ceceeeeeseeeees $ 39 ' perfect miles to ‘ \ | oe Siac 2 = SCHUTZ 55 Buick Super ........ $1195 | 2 Wappen | ' $ De Ree ee DRAYTON PLAINS. | 8 DESOTO ¢DOOR 3 assesses 125 — "1065 PONTIAC — . NCOLN EMIER HARDTOP ....$1995 ' Rambler "ES ea a Sr Eee tutone ‘. Se EVERY CAR SOLD WITH A 50.50 GUARAN- | * ra oer ‘erro cso nim is _Glarkston, = i + 5 . . : < _ ; : " f : 4 . : 5 PONTIAC | 666 S. WOODWARD UeED Taal CARS BAS WOBEE | ‘56 Pontiac 860 - eeeeeee $1395 TEE AND COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED i} '57 MERCURY MONTCL ae, “ae wns: $1995 _ AUTO gt : - Get Wise, .Economize wi Hy RENAULT BADR LEAV-] — oor. _ radio, heater. hydramatic., tu-tone . | a : . ; 5 $2 PRICES ing ey. nest sacrifice for $1,- | White EA ‘ellow ; g 595 11°52 BU ICE + DOOR -- see eeeeeee pee eenene $ 295 358. : Ha e a . j RAMBLER VOLKSWAGON, 1957 |-03 Buick 2 Dr. Pee eee $ 495 | 33 Rambler opel radio, ‘87 BUICK 4-DR. HARDTOP. ............ $2195 ON NEW- What's there say abe 1 = ae. = a | gman ogg white tires, E-Z i Beaters white tires. per pertect MS onaiti “ Power steering & brakes. seat. and windows. Sharp. eye Fat RIL SPENCE BS gd Dice Gu | ||] 53 NASH AMBASSADOR HARDTOP ....$ 495 ao out Fi Salis — AMBLER | (SALES o senvice mough tac, vane, | OO Pontiac 2 Dr.-........ $1095 |] «co Olds 98 Sed $ 495 |] Verses ance sare omeammer: is. ew | . only $1505. sEDam, tatene © Grey & White, standard transmission, Ss an) eee eee Vv 7 oC EXTRA SHARP _. iE $4 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE........ $1495 | 5 Ona TURQUOIS & TVORY, a radio. "neater, Pull power ie FORD 2 DR, Dewonerna “hter ae aie | SCHUTZ 06 Buick Super ..... ... $1595 | aris °$7 LINCOLN HARDTOP $2505 | ae ats Ford, as ag gece Om agg - Morrts =| 012.8 Woodward Meee 2DR. agree. =item, _ a weer steering & _ - ag acon ANRDIUL ..ccvccucccesete 2 ba Scceenk seein at a | HOtcr HTEN’ SONS goys! BOYS! SS Ford 4 De - $1995 | 92 Dodge Sedan ... -: $295} ] +55 LINCOLN HARDTOP \...042+1ess0005 sli95 miles, exc, condition, only $1,146. N. Main ROCHES ~ FSF 2 RPA. SE. EAb eg 2 ee ee ew ee TO CHOOSE FROM. with wuhidas c trans ; power Cap of ae ae GIRLS! | SREPRRE pax aries eager: iaei ee | 56 FORD 9-PASS. WAGON «oes -sseseeees S145 engte shift. $235. MUtverry) ABE NO D i a ery sharo @ e. . | rere eae ale iam SEL 55 Buick 4 Dr. ....... "$1195 ||’51 Chevrolet Hardtop «8 Re [ae Sy a ; eae air waar 2 fas Bee Soe Po 5 Ore Bes a town bee AGES RUN FROM 9 YR. OLD |- L, SEDAN. radio, heater power steering, BZ Tue’ Ei chevrolet in town, | euT atest 1°54 FORD CRESTLINER ................$ 695 sc g Fordomatic” heater, y WAGON. eel at 62 Oakiand T Used Cer : t eye. he ‘tires, dynafiow, another one-owner . Ppwer brakes, steering, cdisotre aud coal. ike Gow. b tone, be interior, less than i *S beieba cows ; Besar. JEROME, sacisttes, 9c] 56 Buick 2Dr. ......... $1495 || ‘51 Ford Ck Cpe. ........ 195 || * ORBS,98 HARDTOP --..-00°" 105s om 3305 , Le —_ Aetna Pid oF oreiie, woh eat Sats Tax = rAL Pt nanniye. all. wine. White tires, i LITE BLUE V-8, radio, heater runs good, drives good. — 1°55 BUICK H ARDTOP. ieee vaccine $ 895 Wig, FORD HANCRADON, FoR, Bright Spot” | gedit = a: “ey ‘99 Buick 2 Dr. -..$1195}] °s) py |] 35 LINCOLN CAPRI 4-BOOR $995 R&R, sharp. Your cer down 1 | ™% JO DUICK Z2LT, .........., ql Plymouth 4 Dr. — MS 195 | ‘55 LINCOLN CAPRI 4-BOOR ..... betwee _B wasie's e_Vord oe HENRY FORD— - SPECIAL HARDTOP. radio. heater. dynafiow. a i He was born ta 1947 with a Vie- beautiful White & Green one-owner. eee Fone gow Bh ns BALE wong car that will i "87 CHEVROLET ONVERTIBLE aes Le $1895 SAVE pM, | Serie) ° mums amma pivcicae | ggg [ss ORD ESTRENN IORI qd 'TILL 10 P.M. sere de es Sree’ wih Ecos Whe EU Son “hisee “eh 50 Olds Cl. Coe, .......5 GS] | °° sare, meses hare $ Ee OL, | 75 “RE Sea lat’ f*the th] ‘53 Ford Custom ........ $305 ||. SRR rate tenes erumace, ie oF 97 7 LINCOIS CONVERTIBLE oosseseess. $2993 HIS CAR. HE I8 TAKING >. 2-DR. SEDAN. Fordomatic. radio & héater, ‘55 CADILLAC 4-DOOR ...........+5... $1795 BL forme Suey bse Fal Ui 4 ‘46 Nash 4Dr............ $ 95 }|'49 Ford Cl. O66... $145 |) were op a TIAC STARCHIFEF CATA- in 1957. her tleker bods ae wl, SEDAN, very nice. . YSTOM PAINT and interior, radio, heater, runs and « ais ety STE Nice Es a TonToU AT, AQ OREA | FINE tra, Meat ayereeuonicr in ter | “OQ Chevrolet 2 Dr. ..... $1295 Seredien| | es STUDEBAKER. 4-DOOR s.eeescecsce. $ $95 MONTHS OLD. USED Cc ARS | for genera, service for onl tif . BEL AIR HARDTOP radio. heater. white tires: oA a ‘Va. Automatic. Real sharp. BS 1955 Buick Roogmeaet Sedan, ful TO CHOOSE FROM you hurry: — me SSS Scxlinder, Grey & Coral with 50:Chevrolet 2 Dr. ie ele Ble $ 95 .1°55 BUICK 4-DOOR HARDTOP er nee $1095 Le ee SRING » Geeee od By 57 Buick 4Dr......... $1905 || nes ) Py ee on 7 : 1986 Pe ae Ghurchiel eeaveri wae | “ a aa, roM, <3 $185 ce SEDAN. radio, heater, dynafiow LOW Ty : _ . Sadie, peetet. hydramatic, full . Ei Chev. 210, % dr, V-8 $1405] 7 oe Studebaker 2 Dr. “eee 395 IRAE =YOUR Ss 6.8 rete HR) 97 Bulle 2 re ig S208 1) SS caer seme = , d : iG it z. be, i re i : ate Ford Fairlane “500.” pone See ee auto ‘Sar 3 ose a . aati as a TITLE belo geo 121 SAVINGS ON 1958 DEMOS. |. , BOB | , INCORPOR: ATED’ : : Mean Lefall (9) Fun With Food. year. luggage trouble when the — was no sae 8 group decides to fy Back! 1:15 (4) Weather. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. million dollar request many mid- ao : (2) Weather. western is 8:00 (7) Disney (cont.). : 1:00 (2) Ladies Day. needed to finish the channels by | () Movie (cont). 11:20 (4) Sports. (4) Movie. 1962, (4) Wagon Train (cont.). (2) Sports. (7) My Little Margie. Rep. Ben F. Jensen (R-lowa) C@) Laare, 1 to Beever lias @) Nightatch Theater Ot adil pr ae | . * on High cost, of labor caver| Lucille Ball, “That's Right,|1:39 (2) a the World Turns., [the connecting channels. Wally. You're Wrong. ('38.) (D Topper. iy * * * $:30 (7) Ozzie and . Nel 11:38 (7) Night Court. 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. . : sone entertain “Internationa CO Thester (eset). ecu] 7 aly ot Gate oun i coscty setting wed Set.” : | hether or not they get benefits (9) Movie (cont.). oe: Wendy Barrie. /¢:19 (4) Faye Elizabeth. from it, have to pay the bill, That (4) Father Knows Best. peer " naan taet is the reason why the railroads are Margaret offers advice to ightwa 2:18 (4) How to Arrange Flowers. in the financial condition they are.’’ expectant mother. (Re-run). THURSDAY MORNING (2) Big Record. Singers Jeri 2:30 (2) House Party. L — — sisters,|. 5 (2) Meditations. (4) Station Dedication. UF Orientates $00 7) Boxing. Bobby Seanlon|®:¥8 (2) On the Farm Front. |+:59 (9) News. round lightweight Sout. [¥:80 (2) TV College. 3:00 (2) My Hero. Panel Tonight. @®) Charter Boat. Forrest], (4) Today. (4) (color) Matinee Theater. Tucker in adventure series.|#9® (2) Cartoon Frolic. (7) American Bandstand. @ (eller). Teach) Ceptale Kuigaree (9) Movie. Preparing. for Year's public. school tangles with| a #98 (2) Veret ts Yours, Series io Hearings on troublemaking pupil (Peter Show. (7) Do You Trust Your ‘ vests Lazer) in “A Boy Called| : (9) Movie. Budget Req Ciske.” . 8:48 (2) Cartoon Classroom. : 0 (2 Bi A Pontiae Area United Fund or- og Haas, |ictaton session will. be held to- aczoss (7) American B istand night et the Waldron Hotel for the 1——— Sawyer 1958-59 budget panels oe po neve ; Rd «< —= : tion for this year’s series of agency Lincetn ro | | Some 80 community leaders, who 6 am Ne 4:38 (2) Edge of Night. are members of the eight Commu- fy ani (9) Leff Time. |. nity Cheat — United ‘Fund budge 10 powuesen 4:45. (4) Modern Romances. —_[Sjon. ‘They will be briefed on the “1s Cocvetasive Bp ‘ of their work in the 90: tnte sacnaneee _ 5:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. © Sederated process of fend veluhig: 18 Neptune's | (4) I Married Joan. oo & Ht Ragatize word (9) Looney Tunes, |receive material relating to the tee ad im cy sue ee | 3 Gone . —_ po ape It’s — upon. ae (7) Mi Mouse Ci Bere —+—~ (9) Serial Theater. In all, fifty-five local, state oa “os OO om OB | fp ~- — —_ ! io Rath. month a ‘ = a ry 41 Oriental ¢oin tour 9 —— and — $3 Eyetone "9 Scent. 19 Look, tor 33 Ascends 4 Rear 3 Soaks il jan news Se acs BE ce seams” |B paae Ra “atiace'” (ieee ERR § a a ghee TR ee eee 56 Tangles . 8 Louis XVI and 4 yele part 47 eagle H ie ee | — pallet Win, ClO) CRLW, (aoe) | WW, (OO) © WXYZ, (127) WAR, (110) WFON, (100) WK, (1uH0) ty fay wtnn giro vioney 7: TONTGRT wee, ‘Knowles CELW. News, David iy pg Bo Dr. Mal arer = the we te ~~ , eee alone | drive. egpemptneen wore | PO Ret | EERE Rieradete | VE ieee ar ‘ | ; ase WWo, Bandstand WEE, (Fume ‘he Rt, te Manpines The panels are sepvensalditee of News, Page 11:30—W Muste $:30-—WJR, Jack Harris ay Nees. the total community with appoint- | News =» CKLW, Knowies CKLW, News, M. Labbitt Grant, Berar 6:30— Fa Dinner Date Ww. * Bell ees from the AFL-CIO, Oakland) | 4 usle With * Mason Wise wR, Artur Gott i Reve a County Bar Aem., Oakland Codnt | See ent veal THURSDAY MORNING Sew Sh Sg tae wm, Door Medical Assn., Oakland County we. Mews, Ro Roundup v. Rows, c, —m— Sie. Dental Assn., Pontiac PTAs, Wa- Quest, House Frea Wot . America to Knees BAY Rese terford PTAs, and the Federation de § W, Rooster Club ~ De of Women’s Clubs. | vag Sheridan r Wee Davie 4 8:06—W ‘Trent Hews etre Roanduo | Wrow. Paswensher | ys dl Fireworks Scheduled of Agricit, se] Wi at Walled ‘Lake Park ets, high explosive imax with the breath-taking “Bat- le in the Clouds.” ; yo Musie Malt Mall Neen teased fest” Engineers “Set Target Year Following work on Great Lakes connecting, 3 Maj. Gen, L.’ J, Rumaggi, Ch ag “In the face of all this appar: | To Borrow $317,000 . for public improvements. \ | By EARL home towns the other day—not wich Village. | Bleecker Street. is known as {Lakes Channels | Wilson Goes to Defense | sue firs Up of Old Neighborhood WILSON NEW YORK — I went back to another one of my old Westerns in Particular, . but Green-. Rockford, Ohie . You see, some literary people have been, making cracks about my old neighborhood, | An ex-boxer, Vincent L. Gigante, who “Tthe Chin” because he so frequently leads with it, is charged with nicking Frank Costello in the noggin with a bullet. Colmunist Murray Kemp- | Yes, tay child welfare experts, National Uproar | Shows From the U.S., | LONDON (UPI) — Are those ‘nice British children who once ‘loved Winnie the Pooh being - \Calls H umanitien: Guide of Man © in Years Ahead ANN ARBOR (INS) — The pres ident of Resources for the Future, Inc., says man must look to the cae humanities rather than science for Draw Criticism guidance in making his social judg- ments in years ahead, By JEREMY MAIN * * * R. G, Gustavson, in a recent speech at the University of Michi- gan, said all of man’s activities as they affect society call for value | changed into little savages by) judgments. ‘scenes of violence on television? |. “These judgments,” Gustavson x * * declared, “are based on our con- ceptions of right and wrong, of justice and injustice, the place of ton referred to “The Chin” as being “the ” Bleecker St. sidewalk type.” who place a large part of the! mercy in human relations, and our - blame on imported American|reverence or lack of it for life WILSON Hold on there, Murray, I'm a Bleecker films; no, say British television) our conceptions of liberty and the Street boy myself. authorities, who brush off such/ dignity of man. ; The wife.and I had our . first apartment at 134 Bleecker, charges as baseless. : ee in the very bullding where Gigante lives. Yes and no, say British news- “Where will we find help in mak- | x *« * papers, whe are split on the ing these most important value { The B.W. was a secretary then and I'll never forget the morning she phoned. to tell me of her $2 raise. The year be- fore—May 26, 1934—I’d arrived here to be a N.Y. newspaper- man. (One year from now it'll be 25 years and you bosses betier be gettin’ up that gold fountain pen.) On a Christmas day, my father-in-law-died and natural- ly we were rather broke. Those wonderful Bleecker Street neighbors rallied te us. A fat Polish barkeeper, John . Scheib, long dead, and the friendly Gilibertis next door, were kind and helpful.. When I went back the other day, John Schetb’s bar had been torn down to make way for a fancy new — question which parents have been arguing in Britain and — for years. The Council for Children’s Wel- fare, fresh from victory in a four- * * Some of the British press !s helping—The Daily Express asserts that television's “‘appetite for mass slaughter rivals that of the Gestapo.” : Crime and Brutality Get Worse on TV fo Get $265 for Pontiac General The Municipal Finance Commis- Pontiac Genera] Hospital. x * * Bids are to be sought and opened within two or three weeks, City Clerk Ada R. Evans said. The city borrowed $317,000 on 1958 taxes earlier this year intends to borrow $316,000 _All the loans are back out of tax monies that wise would have been peren < devoted Austrian Joins Girl Friend in Next Cell VIENN A (INS) — A young Aus ‘Prison officials who caught him made sure he'd stay close to his 520,000 Postal Workers : Wil become elective next Jan. 5 E Milli | ment that the new rate adjust- ments allowed by Congress ‘‘fail by several hundred million dollars to -bring the postal account into balance.” * * * But the President said he signed the bill “because it is clear that those provisions which are in the public interest outweigh the objec- tionable provisions of the bill.” -The-rate boosts will bring in an estimated 550 million dollars a year in additional revenue. The 10 per cent pay increase for most postal workers, retroactive to Jan. 1, will cost an estimated 265 mil- lions. Both the postal rate and pay increases are the biggest ever voted by Congress. / ~*~ &* *- Effective Aug. 1, the price of a letter stamp will rise 1 cent from the 3 cents in effect since 1932. On that same date, air mail will go up from 6 cents to 7 and post ‘jeards from 2 to 3 cents. Higher rates for newspapers, magazines and advertising matter : x* * * weeks ago by showing a flogging, bat cindehe eet etherwen 9 OC 2 AT MOTOR MART) genéral embody the salient moral values of Western civilization.” Square Village. ‘ * « TAKING IT CALMLY HOLLYWOOD (# — Crime and But 134 Bleecker still stands — and I thought it was nice ee the pred ae oe Saas thee sed caetalye ts Mere Mould now PCalndepndenTeevsn Aur Ame, tr Bator Rad ad Tee on” MaetiPtion reads: “This bullding marked for demolt 8 ee ne coll “mares tn emeuiating: Vebutt ink Oe : going to have a deuce of a time| week of May 3-9 listed 223 kill- ———a finding excessive violence on our; ings in the programs aired before THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . | ee ee Robert ores ex-boxing comeaiahanat! will be| An American TV fan would be} “Our report indicates that NYC's postmaster .. . Patti Page decided against surgery —linclined to agree. According to) crime on TV has reached an all- she'll keep her golden tonsils . . . Singer : 7 the inci-| time peak,” Clare §, Logan, ae- Eileen Barton and agent Vic Jarmel —— parma flag peat = en "jeanceled divorce plans, are dating. (Vic ican than on British screens. She said the survey resulted in says, “I'm confused, too”) .. . Jesse But the council insists great this tabulation: harm will be done to Britain's pase aly d= gu an gets her big break in the off-B’way younguiers unless TV le cleaned | ius, 3 oulcides, 198 kiduap- ” ; up by putting a stop te “repeti- play, “Sisterhood. tive violence” and low-quality pings, %4 conspiracies to commit murder, 21 jailbreaks, 7 uttempt- A guest brought his motorcycle right programs and by importing less ed tynchings, ¢ @ynasitings, 11 rel up to Alfred Hitchcock's 29th floor party | — extortions, 2 cases of arson and 2 for “Vertigo” in an unfinished skyscrap- cally eicoeg by he cool “Fig segment er .... Tony Curtis wants to film the | | lis the American 09 Ge_comell neon Civercmnies Russ Columbo bio, but Johnny Desmond © A lomo to troadicast weekly by the| os ; ae Nar —who owns the rights — plan to star | ommaree a we in it himself... Farley Granget’s dat- | rl. " rance Fuels ing Jerri Palmer, a lingerie designer .. . The council adits the BBC has F Imports | Ralpr Harris, have split. Tax sleuths are “im untary code, although its offi} Poe S a Soe Seating inte tp teeagiees a8 pate tomes, sitipene teal, [Lon ios SS te Seagate tl ee nent ntact = ae POG ay ek ncn pecntiy- cca thar bo marae eal sand pr ort engl Ripe er mal coda Mapes “when Congress passed Jaws, instead of waving at them as they |child. The code bans sudden noises,| num, textile materials, rubber, sul- Bee ee ee Comrright, 1988 + |eeten bangiags en peearente ere ; That's closeups aegis yr can , ete : small children. ' . gs ‘ OK FOR GROWNUPS AUTOMATIC | You'll Pay 4c to Mail Letter The code is an interesting side- TRANSMISSION / ight on child morality, for —$—epp : t prohibits scenes of children or x : animals suffering, it doesn’t mind REBUILDING ' CURTIS — TV SERVICE “He simply confuses Western civilization with wild Western civi- lization,” replies the council. The BBC's view of the whole thing: “This is not a major issue.” ; School Construction Up 1957, —— EEA FE 4-1515 over 1 estima pub-|#- lic-school classrooms were added = \ Bocgee a! = — to the public-education system dur- ‘Daily 9 to 9 ing the year. Member ef Eleetrenics Assan. Rates on the advertising portion of newspapers and magazines will asolineg) eg 2 gob vole ipeadrvanger jumps. On the editorial portion of these publications, the rate will’ go up 30 per cent, also in three, annual sfages. For advertising matter, the rate Your Best Buy in HI FI FISHER CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS CO. 4540 W. Huron St. FE 3-9700 a two annual steps. ~ Merchant's Suspicions omen, Reasonable at Any Rate AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI—Mer- | Then he read the signer’s ad- dress arfl really began to wor- ry. *He called the bank on which the check was drawn. Yes, the check was all right, bank officials assured Bru The customer's name was rf ly Blue Monday and he really ‘lived on Dead Man's Alley in MeCALLUM is DEAN 409 E. Maple, Birmingham “Mi 4-5230 beloved, They: pat him in'a cell > } Convenient Free’ Parking at Rear of Store : # : « we . . a 2 ; ; * 2 4 f - { : oe Pe s eee ® oo : < ae Se ; : | ‘ ‘\ See rf j Er See. ¢ i ¥ : : i a & it 2 ee th é : i“ ne us ‘ \ : Z : : i eee | 2 a rho “ ' if + ft. é lf : } ¥ _* ‘ 4 es ‘ F ae’ \ i ; . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 28, 1958 Wanna as ours oantormeeenneen \e Periled by Age Acclaimed an architectural nag sination racketeer Frank Cos-|der when it opened for business in . 1923, the low-slung, eye-catching After deliberating more than six hostelry now is creaking and sag- an all-male jury freed Gi-/ sing with age. gin ns ye Nag “I guess the old building can hold up another ten years at i i 4 ak Eg Hi : HE F x a bE 3 a ! A 1 a F ANOTHER SATELLITE rocketed into orbit! Ex- citing news to read about, | ien't it? And did you know that the Bell Tele- phone System plays a big part in- these historical events? The transmitters inside the miniature Telephone Laboratories. And a satellite radio that is supposed to transmit indefinitely — years. and years — gets its power from solar batteries, which Bell ‘Telephone scientists invented to turn the sun's energy to electricity. These Bell System skills thafcon- tribute so much to the Space Age are the same ones that help make your telephone service the best in the world. teeraekekaekhkeeheeekhkeeeeak PLANNING A TRIP FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEK END? If so, you'll want to make the most of every free minute and leave all your worries behind. So plan the details in advance, by ‘telephone. Make Long Distance calls to fix up reservations and settle the other details of travel. They’re worth far more than their mddest cost. And, if you happen to be delayed along the way, telephone ahead to say you'll be late in arriving. z a 2 2 oe a 2 a a MAYBE YOU'VE SEEN this unusual motor ve- hicle ‘carrying the tele- phone company emblem. Unusual, because it has three wheels and is only: a third the length of a family car. Because it is economical to run, can “turn on a dime,” park almost anywhere, . and get a repairman to his destination quickly, Massage bib be vatee tide onsets Cities .., another example of how the company tries to keep’ dann Ss ett eteane erin 7 tl "hy a@ |Wright's Hotel in n Tokyo Faces Fight tor Survival © MONTREAL —"Me eh. seen, eh . | a 9.Million Tons . ultimillionaire e run as hig ma million|established for his four “7 of Newsprint in 58 — se Pee... pe [it Secret Cellar (eat 'Wet tegen ie ne Laminated: Oak Ship bre bet Hl an 4 Rome and his feet ot, car, Searches for Mines. dulsoteriea!” BOSTON — The Bittern, now on Atlantic Coast patrol, i magnet} Sasso non-magnetic} © over by U.S, forces but only Pushed its rated production eapact-|ranchenoliman who liked Sificers with the’ rank of colonel|ty ‘Past the 8,000,000ton mark for|away silver dollars, left apd above were eligible to stay|the first time—twice as much as|mated there, o the continent's mills produced injCéllar of his mansion here. 7 1989. Before 1958 is over, the start-| Atty. . | : use to reach|™ine hu ! ‘ot the lun of new or modernized facilities|°™sance of the hidden treasure, |i. hidden cellar where the money laminated red-oak timbers because FE i id é i i i tHe & 2 lopsided print as the North American mar./Prowlers, in the West home. | Although West inherited money! Since red oak is not seaworthy, look on careful inspection, absorbed in 196. hd! he was said to have multiplied) the Bittern’s timbers were protect- Assistant manager Ss * * An armored car was reported/nis estate many times through in-|éd against rot by being impregnat- With Little Worry however, that while the guest| At the newsprint needs|to have made seven trips in car-| vestments’ and business: enterpris-/ed under pressure with a specially laugh or sneeze without rooms of the old, Imperial wil ofall the industry's costomers, i |fing the money to the Texas Na-lep mete net ptt wl sayy dine pn - tent st inssoure ft veetn droppin dow luding foreign market, are tional Bank, whe was é coppe: bea prot ali = wob! os to make way tor mor pote a dod without using 700,000 oe ge veka Bere of 8 by 10' The primary beneficiaries of his her lower hull against marine bor- holda rasan and cnet = tions in keeping with a|tons of manufacturing “capacity, |feet in a . | ‘ ers. 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