{. eo m PO were The Weather . ah : ©. 6. Weather Bereau Foreca } } ' I ( 3 pet ~~ ~ H. . (Details on Page 2) ~ PONTIAC PRESS" Home Edition 117th YEAR xe ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 —68 PAGES Te 2 Arrested in Murder of Royal Oak Auto Dealer Rush to Rescue t Pa a Sie ; lly Alan WORKMEN TRAPPED — Rescue workers with heavy equipment move in to rescue work- men trapped when this roof collapsed today over a one-story plant under construction en Long feet. e e ly violate the antitrust laws,’’ Gold- ; ulldin ollapses “222555 =n. * * i. | operator admitted today, police e . disclosed a possibility that if the union should strike only one or two : companies, other un-struck pro- ~_~ *&§ * ducers might close down anyway| He is Rebert H. Lewis, 33, of " fay WESTBURY, N.Y. «) — A big)moans were heard from the de- trial Park and was to have been|the National Labo# Relations Wet, industrial building under con-jbris. Rescuers clawed at the rub- occupied by an electronics firm.| . struction collapsed today with gible with their hands thunderous roar and was believed| Huge, cranes were being moved to have trapped trom % to 100) ‘to position to assist. persons in the wreckage. At least; A steel girder in the roof of the yuan i¢ tell. one man was killed jstructure was said to have col- Twisted steel girders and ‘apsed with littlé or no warning mounds of planking being used {Shortly before 11 a.m. by 150 feet tomb-|their lives as the steel frame. like trap for the workmen work and planking came tumbling)", ~ down, Some managed to escape HEAR MOANS with minor’ injuries. As scores of rescue workers con-' The building was under con- verged on the scene, cries and struction at the Westbury Indus. 1.000 Workers No Paycheck for 27,000 . Miss Pay Here - in. Michigan the structure, forming a \scene under the wreckage just a guess.” AP Wirepheote Island. The building was to have been occupied by an electronics firm, and was 200 feet by 150 It was a one-story structure - Steelwert Union official, said x: As many as 100 workmen may have been inside and en the reof All emergency equipment avail-|nist 16, and a cousin of the union’s able in Nassau County sped to the jlate President Philip Murray, said : ; scene and firemen started chop-|:ne public and industry are un- . Om the roof fell ‘onto the floor a{| A few workmen scrambied for ping through the piles of shattered| * ® : reporter who reached the wage boost, and other concessions. | about the same time sa.d ¢ « & i that ‘‘just as a guess, there prob- ably are at least 15, to streamed away im all directions, | Wednesday on their opening day | carrying injured to hospitals. “The steelwork just buckled on) every side of the building,” said) "@der common contract terms. The ‘bright sunshine of a war™ | contracts to fit local situations Appears in Chattanooga Court ee Lute Union Charges Steel Industry Violating Laws ~ Says Profit Sharing Plans Evade Antitrust, | Labor Relations Items | NEW YORK (? — The ‘Steelworkers Union today charged the steel industry with violating the anti-, itrust laws and labor rela-; jtion laws and asked the government to investigate. | | | Arthur J. Goldberg, the) ) ‘union’s general] counsel,! ‘said violations are involved! lin industry disclosures of) plans it may invoke to deal} with a possible July 1 in-) dustry strike. Goldberg outlined his charges in letters to Atty. Gen. William P-) Rogers and to Jerome D. Fenton,| Seneral counsel of the National! Labor Relations Board Cad Zoe OP s Oye ®t Reta me YP HTT + ; $ ¥ o EL, PE Ry RO OS, fae * GC 2 . AP Wirepheote without bond for investigation of murder. Flank- ing the 27-year-old ex-convict from Rossville, Ga. are Pontiac State Police Det. Charles Leaf (left) and. Chattanooga homicide officer Frank Mallicoat. A court officer stands behind them. ACCUSED KILLER—Richard Jones (center), arrested today in Chattanooga, Tenn. on a fugi- tive warrant charging him with murder of Par- vin -Lassiter, Royal Oak car dealer, appeared in Chattanooga city court today. He is being held R. Conrad Cooper, chief m go- =~ tiator for the steel industry in | the crucial contract bargaining, | ee disclosed yesterday the indus- try ik considering a plan to share | “ profits if seme companies are | “Sy idied by a July 1 strike, but Ne & others left operating. DETROIT ex-convict “Such an agreefhent would plain-- awaiting trial for the shotgun | \P—An . | id, the 1954 slaying of a Bir- Goldberg furth f had| ™* ’ ° ee ee mingham filling station at- tendant in an industrywide “‘lockoyt.” | Detroit. Police said he pre- Goldberg said this would violate vieusly had admitted killing Frank Glaves, 58, last Jan. 22 J P. I = ” obn Murray. Se sn st _ Detectives Oliver Rowell, and John Reozek said Lewis casually admitted he shot Doyle Howe, 24, im the back of the head with a 12- gauge shotgun after 9 $60 holdup Sept. 12, 1954. in Birmingham (at Chapin and Woodward). . * | devestimating the ‘inions solidarity) . ; land determination to gain a sizable) _ They ‘quoted Lewis as saying teday the anion “ie eventually going to win its demands even if we have to strike te de it.” Murray, director of the union's! from his face. | Detectives became interested in his possible connection with Howe attempted to pull a hand- kerchief i AP Wirephete But that's thé Birmingham killing, because | SOUGHT IN MURDER — Roy C. Hicks, 3%, is being sought jbargaining team back into alks! of its similarity with that in | today as a suspect in the slaying of his employer, Royal Oak car ee a |with Jones & Laughlin Steel ‘orp.| Detroit. | dealer Parvin: Lassiter. He was reported en route to Chattanooga, were at the site apd ambulances | The J&L talks had broken up } Murray's comments were made 3 still : ey 'to reporters as he headed a union ~*~ *« * Tenn. where he was to sell two autos. ~ They said Lewis told them he + Hunt Third Man Between Detroit and Tennessee 2 Michigan Detectives ‘Hear Confession From Man in Chattanooga By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. Police in Chattanooga, Tenn., today were holding two ex-convicts and looking for a third man en route there from Detroit for the robbery -slaying of Royal Oak car dealer Parvin (Bill) Lassiter a month ago. Instrumental in bringing the month-long investiga- tion to a head was the ar- rival last: Sunday in Chat- tanooga of Michigan State Police Detectives Charles M. Leaf of the Pontiac Post and Calvin A. Lepien of the Redford Post. Leaf and Lepien carried with them a drawing of the man who met Lassiter April 6 at the Wil- low Run Airport. Chattanooga de- tectives immediately identified the sketch as Charles W. Nash, 42, released from a Tennessee prison two years ago after serving 9 years for murder. Jones, who Chattanooga police describe as a “notorious” safe cracker, was arrested last night while attempting a burglary in Chattanooga, Leaf said. He refused to talk about the Lassiter killing, Leaf and Lepien went to Chatta- nooga ‘‘feeling some of Hicks’ friends’’ might disclose more about him. Immediately, light was shed on the case with the identification of Nash from the sketch. ‘PLOTTER’ SOUGHT A third man, Roy C. Hicks, 36, was being sought between Detroit and Chattanooga where he was headed to sell two cars from Las- siter's Detroit Car Co. lot, 2614 N. Woodward Ave. over a union demand that J&L | had been out of prison five put all its plants and subsidiaries | weeks and “was out- drinking and playing-around” the night | of the Birmingham slaying. His Fred Astaire Dances Off The Westbury Industrial Park) j¢L industrial relations vice presi-| the newsman reporting on the sit-| | Murray gaid there are too many} prises sai knew ter a a WwW ith 9 E A d varying J&L contracts now. The) si nen robbery. “Z ] mmy Wal S is about 30 miles east of New) dent, George Flacus. said the coms Sy JAMES BACON AP Movie-TV Writer —— |pany seeks to continue separate| Mother's Day Cards OK | From Prisoners to Wives | NEGOTIATIONS TENSE uation Finance Firm Offers LANsING w—A payday without Free Help to State coop ied sian adilccutal York City on Long Island. eae in Ase ca cash crisis was to re aay Septet eaten Upwards of 1.000 state employes blame. » - in the Pontiac area, including 860 at Pontiac State Hospital, were experiencing their first pawess payday today, and a Pontiac %- nance company rushed to the aid i without available financial dollat payroll would be met. Morale was ceported high Atmeong those faced Only a wholly unexpected solu ° , ° As Officers Oblige Drunk ining day. they grew more tense— tion from the Legislature and Gov.. DIXON, Ill, —A young man/Primarily and the next morning he was fined, | ‘4 7, hd , . : | OSSINING, N.Y. (UPI) — Sing their cing Prison inmates have a few|!0r television danced nimbly ‘away Wednesday night because of disclosure| Privileges raf — Day, heer every Emmy within reach. ithe industry is\ already mapping) Warden Wilfred L. Denno an- pegotiations entered |G, Mennen Williams before the appeared at police headquarters) : fi | ‘close of the state's business day/and said he was drunk and should|*'Tategy 0 deal with a possible) jo unced yesterday that prisoners for nine Emmys—and won them all. could assure that a five-million- be locked up. The officers obliged, |July 1 industry walkout. . may send Mother's Day cards to * * * Leaf said Nash, in his confession given at 1:05 am. today, named Hicks as the third man and plotter of the murder. . Hicks, who Leaf said was going to visit his common-law wife | selling two cars, was questioned HOLLYWOOD — Fred Astaire and his first big show| at East Lansing State Police | headquarters yesterday and re- | leased, Detectives were unable |-to give Hicks a le detector test “An Evening With Fred Astaire” had been nominated | because his arm was in a cast. Leaf at noon today said they But television’s oldtimers took their share of the 42;"¢re @fraid Hicks heard he is be- ing sought and has gone into David J. McDonald, steelwork. [their wives if they have children. In awards—among them Jack* throughont the ranks of the state! payless payday was Williams workers, even in the absence of| himself. His $862.06 biweekly regular bi-weekly checks. | chéck from his $22,500 annual | salary was held back. There were no reports that any | ; ; t in thi The gthers included thousands ee ee . lof workers at prisons, mental hos- and about 150 state employes did |“" get their checks, since their pay | Pitals, state teachers colleges, and * x* * Included was one small employe} }group of the 50-million-dollar vet-| jerans trust fund, itself involved in} lthe fight for a solution to Michi- gan’s cash emergency. The emergency arose from de- pletion of the state’s. general fund and a deadiock between by the state’s financial crisis. | ° land was not hit by the payless|persons, including state judges gan Employment Security Commis-|, 69 GET PAID oan | branch olfice. | Approximately 7,700 other state 14,000 Highway Department work-! r parks and recrea-| vee syetets 9s They are paid from ear-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)" | ments. Next Few Days . the 60's, the, weatherman said.| Republican - controlled Legisia- [ * 8. x With its general‘ fund cut by re- ranging from 60-65. Today's north). 66 a June 30 deficit of an esti- The ‘lowest recording in down-| Williams and the Democrats ad- funds have remained untouched | state offices. « « . Last week a payless payday. Michigan State University Oak-|the first in the crisis, affected 325 payday, nor were State Highway/and members of the Legislature. Department employes, the Michi-| That was a $100,000 payroll. sion or the Secretary of State's! « * * jemployes, including more than But employes of the county 5\ ers, got their paychecks on sched-| tion areas were without pay, as|tle. well as State Police and other) marked funds of their own depart-| Weather to Be on the Cool Side For the next few days area resi- dents may expect temperatures in| witiams, a Democrat, ang the Tonight will be fair with a COol/ ture, Each group has blamed low of near 42 degrees. tie other for the crisis. © . Tomorrow will be partly cloudy! 64 tax collections and hea - and continued cool withthe high| ier (ee ee eet the state winds at 15-18 miles an hour will mated 110 miltion dollars. diminish tonight. Pa * ® * town Pontiac preceding $ a.m, was) vocate liquidation of securities in oa fund to help 3% degrees. At 2 p.m. the reading) the veterans atte 3 . out jn the cash crisis, | > ; i ™. « ' ‘ A ‘ < o ‘Look Sharp’ Time at Naval Center | CONDUCT ANNUAL INSPECTION — It was ““look-sharp” time at the Pontiae Naval Reserve Training Center as the local unit underwent its . anriual military inspection, Capt, R, M. Hayes (left), commanding officer of the Naval Reserve and Edward R. Murrow. | troit, the gentle heroine of “Little| Moon of Alban,’ was selected for; ithe best single performance by an|aaq ” actress. uette: to Astaire. * * * | Omnibus, the Hallmark Hall of NBC-TV. \Goodyear theater were winners 11th Annual TV Emmy among the big programs. Among! show TV's gunslinger adventures the} choice was Maverick. | But the night's star was the 60- year-old Astaire, who climbed to the stage so many times to ac- cept the TV Academy's Emmys | that for the last award—for the outstanding program of the year Astaire or his show won for most outstanding single pro- gram; best special musical or variety show, one hour long; best single performance by an actor; best direction of a single musical or variety program; best writing of a single musical or variety program; best live camera work; *| best art director; best musical contribution and best choreog- eee In Today's Pr SS | raphy. .| Astaire, a star on Broadway = m ,when he first came to Hollywood Comics epivicaenlesta ees 60 jin 1933 for movies, thus accom- Coenty New. iseicccs 068: ...19 |plished in his first dancing TV BdMorinle .....cciccsiecceess 6 | show what he had failed to achieve _b. Food Section............. 35-44 jin a quarter century of movie- Markets _.... Sarre yreesees 61 | making. Obituaries ........ Jotecthexs 27 PICKETS APPEAR jieseee es eoaperoed Part of the st originated t Say att scree ee TPeeeteaee the Mayflower Hotel in Wa hi “ ~ lle o igs rgy SOC. . ton, and pickets also appeared Phe FSG Oe EOS there, as well Mo Women's Pages /........«, 15-49 [hore ll as the Moulin Rouge ] NBC executives handled techni- | Inventory Reductign Sale. Want The! cal duties during the telecast. The tach car window, Bill Spence Rambler. |company charges that the 10day- 211 S. Saginaw old walkout is a violation. of its contract with the union arid is , » : i 1959 Pontiac, power steeria: Tem ae notified the union it 27 4. 3 Pontiac Press Phote Training Center in Detroit, checks the appear- ance of Seaman Robert A. Sweeley, top local rectuiter, as Cmdr. R. Ey Welch, reserve divi- radio and heater; white wa sion head, looks on. , Vmniles. 2605 FE 612623 the contract, ; / . * | | 4 k. | i rs aa e ~ hed d ager: » ares a aN ea ee eee oo ae ee eae ae pe cs © “& 4 “Fame, Playhouse 90 and the Alcoa-| That just about summed up the Awards} hiding. * * * Both Nash and Jones are from Chattanooga. Hicks is originally Actor Robert Young hurried trom there. Julie Harris, originally from De-| down the aisle of the Moulin Rouge! night club to give the Golden Stat-| api) g Lassiter's body was discovered in a ditch outside the | fashionable estate of a Detroit con- It's a big night for dear old) struction company owner off the Astaire breathlessly told a|Willow Run Expressway. He had ination wide television audience} been shot in the head once. Bruises | which sqw the 90-minute show over/on the head indicated he was {knocked unconscious first. , A widespread search began im- | mediately for a “dirty” man | with boils on the back of his neck whe paged Lassiter at the a 1959 Thunderbird. The sketch, based on (Continued on Page 2, Col, 1) GMC Truck Sales Up 40.4 Pct. Over 58 | | } | Trucks pe April amounted / TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 —er seth AAAS FOR st phen = Arrest 2 in Car Dealer's Murder [Herter Reports wer anes as Xt re en oe in wef) Uf 9) Tonight Jones and Hicks no one answered/rancy charge on which he was| ‘s. . Will Ask Understanding the page. |picked up Tuesday night, | | Meanwhile, Leaf said he was and Support During , ‘|, Waiting for Wayne County Prose- | P te pla rn Ri paenas Hicks! cytor Samuel Olsen to issue | His Geneva Talks scribblec assiters name on 4a . -degree piece of paper and told Nash to — an | return to the counter -and pages “@*T""'s —— | WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre-| Lassiter a second time. x * sd tary of State Christian A. Herter) These would then be dispatched plans a major bid for public sup-| to Chattanooga where authorities) : ia ; ; ~-|port and understanding tonight on| have told Leaf they would release | ihe eve of his trip to the East- (Continued From Page One) tions provided police by two air- line clerks who saw the man, was widely circulated in the hope some- one might have seen‘him PICKED FROM LINEUP The two clerks, Eugene Reich- emberger and Howard Lichty were flown to Chattanooga yestet day from Detroit in a Pol plane, Leaf said identified Nash the 14n nm a * * When Hicks learned that he had) State ct both . rfy'? , qgirty n Instead of Lassiter this turned out to be erroneous a second is police lineup time. The word Lassiter was |, . ae ‘ Pr ; their jurisdiction over Nash and), At the same time, Leaf said mistaken for ‘‘Sassitas,”* ~Leat sce en hey could be vetuned is West Geneva conference on Ger- any connection between Lassi- | said, because Hicks had his right Michigan 6, sisal trial, many. — ter’s murder and his purchase , arm in a cast and found it diffi- | H Ge th til c 1d! Indications are he will not, of Herman Kierdorf’s black Cad- cult to write plainly. owever, e a = could spring any big surprises in iilac last August had now been jj), ived his’ beck fight extradition back here. American policy. ac last « : icks receiv is broken arm i : jerter is expected to stress disproved. in a car accident in March in : sa “It was a murder for money,” Chattanooga. Nash was with him, | 000 State Workers: ~) ) ply to any regularly-employ from the Lassiter lot and drove out |Redford State Police Post for ex- . , state employeein the area who to the airport amination senda ihe bell Jones and Hicks waited n the Ltt ean of teaeensee! The loan will be free, witout car outside the airport, Leaf said ee a - ~____tinterest or carrying charges, said Nash related in his confession, Buckner, who expressed concern while Nash went to the TWA ; : . : : lest the pavless employes be hit . : counter and wn i Re ic aan anne 13,296 Simcas Sold hard fineneisils | Freshest ‘cause’ We Sell More to page ‘‘a r. Schroeder from, i tk re * CIGARETTES Aibaquecones” in Ist 4 Months of ‘59 a os ; These People are not getting | ALL POPULAR BRANDS Leaf theorized that between DETROIT Chrysler Corp. paid because of a political situa-| the time Nash left the car and yeported today that retail sales of, tion which is not their fault,’’ said: REGULAR 18 approached the TWA counter he Simca cars for this year’s Janu-|Buckner. SIZES se eee i ee ane ary-April period totaled — 13,296 “It probably is tough for them | CARTON ; a arc uw VSEreee es nits ; not to get their regular pay- Brands include Camels, Luckies, i Waiting several . minutes for April sales numbered 3.524 com- checks. They have houses and hee ag ig gr Mh sn _— = Sas — pared with 1.417 in the like 1958 cars to pay for, kids to feed, jf tax month. Chrysler owns a 25 per Aentcn bills to eet cent interest in the French ,Simca | KING and | The Weather speanieation “Somebody's got to do something} FILTER | ° Se for them and we're happy to be in, CARTON | Full U. 8S Weather Bureau Report There are 4.000 larger inboard a position to help ” Chotee of salem, Winstons Marioore | : { . — Bree 2 . cr ow it ton, . oil aaeude ad ace canes rhe cruisers. and auNiliary sail boats! . Buckner said his company would Le Persée. rrey — ar pen high 68 Fair and cooler tonight, lew documented by the U.S. Bureau go on meeting payrolls as jong as poo airy me Epes seri: of Customs in current use it could in the weeks ahead. | 3-Ounce Tin FAIRWAY tt th 12-18 miles teday. dimin — = . - - = ® ishing sontgiet Lighter Fluid Teday in Pontiac : Lowest temperature preceding 8 am e Reg. ¢ © at 8 am: Wind velodty 15-20 mph on I1ac enerd pet eicgnec ies at 738 pr Value Ry rises Friday at 5:19 a ‘ Pamous lighter at this n setae Thursday at 7 34 pn Moon rises Priday at 620 ar low price. Odorless and smokeless. Works in all lighters. Limit 1. Plans Open House Dewntewn Temperatures na eter oe 1 4 11 am 34 « 50 12 1m ee $8 Ba 50 BOp.m...ccoeee 60 . Dar 50 2 p.m 64% ; ‘ ° Pontiac General Hospital is plan-| which this year will be held at ranean clini renting ning a full week of activities dur-| a dinner Tuesday night at Devon as recorded downtown! ing National Hospital Wee k. which Gables Inn, Highest temperature .. ...cecsees a8 . 8 Lowest temperat 58 begins Sunday. Nearly 100 hospital employes Mean temperature §§§ § .. wescece 13 = . Weather—Sun, ra Climax will be Thursday and with 10 years or more service have ——— nt Be . > ow v— , ate > ef One YoariAcclin Peating Friday when the public ill be been invited to watch new 10-year ‘ Famous Brand Bankers Choice 5* Cigars Box of 50 Plus taken on tours of the hospital’s'employes win service pins from new physical plant ithe Hospital Board of Trustees, The tours, conducted by the | zs * Women’s Auxiliary, will begin | Also on Tuesday, the Women’s Highest temperature rate 65 t temperature 3 Mean temperature Weather—Sunny Highest and Lewest Temperatures This Date in 87 Years 86 in 1936 30 in 1874 both days at 9 a.m., 10° a.m., Auxiliary will hold its annual Flor-| Wolimashity'i-Suiapevubern Cink 2 p.m. 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. jence Nightingale tea for all em-' Free 5-Pack : mele! bel MEE A ea ahd , yee ‘ployes duririg the morning and . 3 Bismarck “8 31 Meniphis : $3 ss Prime interest will be the hos- dtternoon in. the pital dining J Brownsville 5 jiami Beach 80 7 aas . “ C hos: Buffalo, 88 $6 Milwaukee 85 42 pital’s nine month-ojd addition now en Reg. *, 35 : Chartetem = SE! aaneapolie 2 ze \constituting the west wing $3 | hicago 7 ew rieans ' f a M Cincinnati 88 60 NewYork 83 61 * * * A_ special accent will be place Value 7 \ inca os $4. Selinten $3° 38 Speé¢ial tours for interested °" fire prevention this year. Films } pox of 0 cigars and free 5 pack- [IIE en Isto } b ) g our a] s J Detroit 88 56 Phoenix 00 60 : ' ranged a will’ be shown to all] personne] an § #1! for the low price of $2.35sLimit Dulutt 49 34 Pittsburgh 87 .«5 groups can be arrangec during the Monday, followed by a fire ex- t Pox. Fi Worth 83 57 St. Louis 88 50 week, the hospital's Public Rela- |. ts : ; Gr Rapids 9¢ 46 8B Prancisco 69 35 tions Départment said tinguisher demonstration on Tues- Houghton 64 34 8 Bte Marie 70 35 Ss é ; Saic é . . . dechosaviie SS G6 Tray Cty 8 4¢) Ls schlicht, lnclod nl ant a practice aes dritl Kansas City 69 47 Washington 84 61 ther hi ts include the an- |Wednesday, witnessed - Los Angeles 80 58 Seattle 67 45 . - i= : by Charles} 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor Lansing 48 Tampa so 62 fual sérvice award presentation, |E. Metz, Pontiac fire marshal, | 2 = " 4 @ a ard, but becomes exceptional since The Day ‘in Birmingham’ New High School Plan Wins National Award BIRMINGHAM — The increas-,in the Children’s Department Mon- ing use of audio-visual educational |day morning. medja and the demand for class-| A Special coffee hour for mothers room flexibility has put the Bir-|who volunteer as librarians in the mingham Junior-Senior Hig h|public schools will be held at 9:30 School, now under construction, in|a.m. the limelight, according to Richard Featherstone, administrative as-| sistant of the Birmingham School OUtboar d Motor Stolen District. A 25 horsepower outboard motor Plans prepared to-meet the de-'was reported stolen from a boat mands have won the Walter Cock-|owned by E. G. Rau of 5214 Cooley ing Award for the architeetural|Lake Rd. sometime last night. It firm of Smith, Tarapata and Mac-j|was valued at $400. Mahon. The award, one of five in} Rau told Waterford Township po- the nationwide competition, was lice the motor was locked to his made by the School Executive boat, anchored 50 feet from shore magazine. jin front of his home. x * Featherstone said the plans for — the Birmingham school are the ul-, timate in classroom flexibility. | Rooms are planned in such a way | A that interior walls will be of con-| crete block and have no relation to the overall structure, he said. “The walls can be placed to form four ordinary Class- | rooms,” Featherstone explained, | “Removal is simple since they support no weight. A group of | four rooms can be made into | two, three or one large audi- | torium-type roonr by moving the | Wall around. “A four-inch-square steel post in the center of the room will permit auditorium seating with no obstruc- tion of vision,” Featherstone said. | * * * | To accommodate a movie screen, | one section of the room can be shaded to permit projection with- out darkening the entire room. Blackout curtains will be installed sc complete darkness may be ar-| ranged when necessary. One of the most impressive | features will be the remarkably | construction cost of $13.28 per foot, according to Feather. | stone. 1 He concluded by pointing out that this cost is low by any stand- Reg. $2.25 BARBASOL Brushless Shave Cream ]72 it includes the construction of a ; Reg. 65c standard-size swimming pool. D.O.C. DENTURE CLEANSER 4I David Thursdale, 12, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Thursdale, 1956 Birmingham Blvd,, is attending the annual meeting_f patrol boys in Washington, D. C. David, a delivery boy in Bir- mingham for The Pontiac Press, is captain of the Safety Patrol Boys at Pierce Elementary School. | Reg. $1.13 FASTEETH DENTURE ADHESIVE Baldwin Public Library will be- gin its annual Spring Book Festival Bargain Basement Specials | for FRIDAY and SATURDAY | Reg. 69c HEET LIQUID LINAMENT Reg. $3.00 REGIMEN REDUCING TABLETS eavian HANES Brand MEN’S RIBBED | Tee-Shirts | $1.29 uo 7QF 2 Shirts for 1.50 Colored T-shirts with surrey rib- bing, one breast pocket. Finest combed cotton, slight irregulars. Sizes small to extra-large. Reg. $2.76 ABBOTTS VIDAYLIN VITAMINS 2" Reg. 89c 100% PARA ~— MOTH CRYSTALS Brown or Green DENIM MEN'S SANFORIZED Hobby Jeans Regular 2” $3.95 2 Jeans for 5.00 Sturdy elastic waist jeans for sports wear, yard work, picnics etc. Brown or green°in sizes small, medium, large. Fruit-of-the-Loom Quality BOYS’ and GIRLS’ $1.69 Reg. D‘CON REDI-MIX —Basemen! 98 N. Saginaw | | | Rapist Terrorizes 7 Persons in Home DETROIT —A masked man, armed with a pistol and a bomb threat, invaded a Hamtramck home yesterday, raped a mother, molested a woman visitor and held four children and an ail- ing father as prisoners. “I’ve got a bumb on me,” po- lice quoted the ‘ntruder as say- ing. ‘If you try te yell or run, I'll touch it off and blow all of you up with me.” Police said the man wore sun glasses and a cloth mask and was carrying a pistol when he entered the house through the rear door. * * * He slapped the face of the hus- band who suffers from multiple sclerosis, police said, and or- No upset dered his captives to bind thein feet with belts and neckties. He then tied up the children’s hands and forced the wife to tie her husband's hands. Police said the man then raped As he left, he warned his captives that a bomb would go off if they made any commo- tion. The prisoners freed them- selves and called police. Waterford House Fire Causes $200 Damage | A fire caused $200 damage yes- ‘terday at the home of Robert |Davis, 311 Airport Rd., Waterford | Township. Waterford Township firemen said jthe blaze was started about 12:30 p.m. and was Confined to the bed- |room of-the frame house. It was ‘caused by a short circuit in a light cord, firemen said. QUALITY BRANDS ot LOWEST PRICES NYTHING in DRUGS You'll Find At SIMMS Rights Reserved to Limit Quantities—Friday and Saturda LOWEST CUT PRICES! WEEKEND SPECIALS OF EVERYDAY NEEDS! FOUR b.@.0.0.4 SPECIAL BUFFERIN Tablets Regular $1.23 Value Full bottle of 100 tablets. 81° stomach. Limit }. FOUR geyiegk SPECIAL Regular S2c Value Choice of liquid or tablets. Popular milk of magnesia. PHILLIPS’ Magnesia 34 FOUR yeyeyek SPECIAL tion, Limit 1. 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SAGINAW ST, Housewares—2nd_ F loo , aa all Tr "aieachnente 38 VaaVaal aROTHERS | soles, Gizes 4 to 10 in widths B to EEE. i minutes. Montague showed no ae ; : ew , “minds that, whereas now it jis a always sounds like a good idea. . ina when the verdict WS _ilitary establishment, it was The theory is that more knowledge longer-lasting beauty. read. : once an administrative and prison|of the United States might cool . ; The body of Mrs. Ruth Ann OOUT it wMthe Spaiish rulers who some of his antipathy for the SWP is endorsed by leading -FOUR te Sg ge S inh Berea 4 I 8 tne teh RST, PO EE Oe hy * Se: vee ee ae ase UY et ee Ee ae at oe THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 pee on ee eae Sg eee Insanity Ruled | in Wife's Killing! Memories Sour for Reds Jury’s Verdict Means. St. Louis Man Goes to’ Top Security Hospital | ST. LOUIS (AP) — A Circuit Court jury ruled Wednesday night that Charles E. Montague killed his wife but was innocent of mur-' der because he was, and is, 1n- sane. The verdict requires that Mont- ague be confined to the state's maximum security mental hospi- tal at Fulton. The 34-year-old lab- oratory technician was returned to @ county jail cell, but Judge William E. Buder must commit him to the hospital within 10 days * * * only 58 The jury deliberated Montague, 34-year-old mother of two, was found in her car on Jan 7. She had been strangled and her body had been mutilated. The car was parked in front of a house where Mrs. Montague had attend- @d a sorority party the previous _ night. * * * Montague was arrested when police found in his possession a pair of golden earrings similar to ones worn to the party by his wife. A color photograph taken at the party showed Mrs. Montague wearing the earrings, but they were hot found on her body. A psychiatrist was the only de- |next summit conference in San 4 Wy ‘Frisco Summit Talks? +p ageney eter A pane GVEA LI REO TAGE SDs An average automobile tire} An average person loses from three and one-half per cent per|50 to 100 hairs a day without be- wears out at a rate of three to|coming bald, according to medical month, , tests. By J. M. ROBERTS 1806. Quarrels over fishing and) Associated Press News Analyst |sealing regulations continued until Every now and then someone ppg B to om. — | reap i th revives the idea of holding 4 ie Ge Russians and indeed lfor all other foreigners on the Francisco . | a : The thought is that a visit to|West Coast—have continued al-| the birthplace of the United Na-|™ost until this day. tions fiat might revive some at- He mpaenirg Pan ei aul ene ne seer thee off the North American continent. France, Britain and the United Russia's own political troubles un-; States. and that it would be a/%e" Alexander I and other czars good opportunity to show the coun-/had much to do with it. But the try to Soviet Premier Nikita {act of retreat remains.” And the| Khrushchev. present rulers of the Soviet Union Some of the memories connect. 40"'t like to be reminded she has ed with San Francisco are not, ©ver retreated. however, entirely happy ones for = * = the Soviets, entirely aside from As for showing Khrushchev the their contempt for the U.N. country, trying to impress him with Mention of the famous Presidio both, the ethical and material as a possible meeting place re- strength of the United States, it . ° 9 } took a very dim view of Russian| American system and remind him attempts to penetrate the new/of the dangers of.trying to com-| world. jpete with it. . } Indeed, the Spaniards paid little} But other Soviet leaders have attention to the upper part of Cali- made their visits to San Francisco fornia until the Russians began to and other parts of the United) explore Alaska and establish them- States without going home to) selves as far south as Fort Smith. make any great noise about the, xk *« merits of America. | More than one Russian trader and fishing captain felt the heavy, I hand of Spanish justice, and raz | Fake that ney! | tions with the American colonists} ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI). — When a little later were similarly un-|you park your car in New York happy. There was trouble right up|State, be sure to take the key out to the time the Alaska pur-jof the ignition. Failure to do so can chase, although the Russians | result in a $50 fine, a jail sentence, \ WE'VE GOT THE BEST CUY IN HOUSE PAINT it's Sherwin-Williams SWP’* because: SWP is durable. .. retains its original beauty under the most severe weather conditions. SWP has an outstanding reputation for providing painters. SWP is used on more homés than any other brand. FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOORS, PORCHES, STEPS AND DECKS .. . USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL CORWIN LUMBER CO. 117 S. CASS FE 2-8385 Mom will look her prettiest Cool, Airy Summer Fashions in one of these fense witness. Dr. E. H. Parsons @bandoned their California base injor both. testified that Montague is incur- —— — = ably ill, has been since 1944, and will need, hospital care for the rest of his life. \ * Each, a tiny HUGE 25-Inch rar: Shop * * The state suggested that jeal-| . R p M ousy was the prime motiye. James Friday and ota ry ower ower Wingman, 23, a soldier who once Monday ; ; | was a coworker of Mrs. .Mont-| with 3 HP Briggs and Stratton Engine ague’s, testified they had ex- Nights ; changed affectionate letters. He g } met her four times shortly before} "til 9 she was killed. | Te ond SA 4 ~E. Germans Exploit Waite’s Own Quality LW Compare! 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She'll love this “enka. by linking the incident to the Ge- ine ; ee aa of oy s . ° shear” wean fashion. ts black. cave o neva foreign ministers’ confer- @ Trims within 33°’ of walk e 2 ‘ . + bl 14) 241 he , z hedee q elie oh ‘ or blue; sizes 2 to 2 and 38 en * * * ‘ or nedg °”, d ° to 48, . e . e ADN, the East German News @ Side chute leaf mulcher .° ‘ . °, ° Agency, charged that a U'S. trans- . e e ° ° 2 . ; ' port plane violated East German SY TERMS e@ Silent muffler e ° Ee e } he h a Ps . (LEET) saa Young's light, airy air space Wednesday. A @ Eesy receil stert e e 4 = e . A burnout’ eyelet cotton shirtwaist “In view of the forthcoming Ge- y ae { } ° - e © \ me with roll sleeves, flowing full skirt, neva Foreign Ministers’ confer- @ Controls on handle v ° . ° fs and buttons to the waist. 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(UPI) — The mod- ern tractor gets a ‘‘proving-grounds run” even before it gets its wheels, thanks to electronics Before a tractor is built*by Deere and Co., its engineers. investigate $ ‘ a variety of designs and test the, 95 most promising ones by supplying 2 9 a computer with figures on = weights, soil composition, engine characteristics and other related No Money Down data. , Z When the information is proc- Pay 13 Monthly : © 1-Yr. warranty Waite’s... Downstairs Waite’s Garden Shop... Downstairs NEW JUMBO BLAZON PLAY GYM WITH 8 SLIDE and NEW 3-WAY SWING! 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O th n her move for an injunction H ° ° } ~ ; mM ° and $100,000 damages against Rings, Chinning Bars! : . | u or — | ; comparable $.95 valve { | Big and safe, with extra thrills for all youngsters! New 7 lawn swing with convertible se¢ts double the fun . . . jumbo | slide has a solid oak safety platform, safety steps and pro- A. flowered. appiic nd embr - Flowered. applique and embroidery snip-it stip. tective railing... sturdily built by Blazon f : y y or years of B. Cova bro, shoped top ond back with French bow knots, snip bottom. | WHITE ONLY—SIZES 32 TO 40 exciting fun! { Pi _T - : oe i in mythology, a threeheaded . C. Tailoted fower applique embroidered snip-it slip. dog, Cerberus, guards the en- ' Waite's . trance to Hades. 7 Seats. flip’ for back- HAND APPLIQUES AND EMBROIDERIES For standing, to-back sitting. sitting or both. . ae Downstairs Waite's Lingerie... . Second Floor ; . t ‘ : § e* PRLS + : ‘EPS eee Fe phat "ae » j - ey ‘ ‘ ‘ by « 4 ‘ Aha hy j - ‘ ~< bi) ae , f ¥ ee - +, . aly at is ee ge ER ee ok ad é \ » Seger * . pry Oe ere frigee og Swe? &* tg ag the Myf SR te hr . ; * .- i ew eS ’ 4 ; : > . om oi Rags y So ana THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, -1959 ; FIVE > SHOP FOR MOM FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O‘CLOCK . | ee ‘ | Wa BECOMES A Mother Na Mother's Day-Sunday, May 10° *.& WV Every mother loves... Comfy Slippers » “Daniel Sroov 5 So comfy . . . these corduroy for cool evenings .. « slippers by Danie! Green. Semi-soft leather sole, padded heel. Black, ia or blue, sizes 5 to 10, AA to Bulky Knit 100% Orlon- Crest Jacket tndiora ‘3 98 Ban-Lon Sweaters: ‘a Ete Her fashion accent Drip-Dry Floral | “smea‘rtos” ! Duster She’ll love the soft, easy care features just $5 98 So pretty .. . this floral border print duster! Accented with . san enticing bow and lovely . lace trim... it drips dry, needs no ironing. Choose this cool She'll love this frosty topping for cool sheer cotton batiste duster in Full fashioned loveliness... Short Sleeve * able. dr aie cuarontees err inc. Bt hit . 10 so soft, so delicate. Washes Slipons 5.98 able, dries quickly, mot and mildew ae ue or white, sizes easily, ne ver shrinks or resistant. The pretty crest is remov- to 20. ; stretches. Sizes 34 to 40 in able. Sizes to fit every mother too white, mint, It, blue, pink, red Cardigans 7.98 38 to 46. Choose frosty white, navy, or black. red or blue. Waite's Robes , . . Second Floor Waite's Sportswear ... Third Floor Sportswear . >. Third Floor . Sleek and ‘slim with glittering highlights ... LADY BUXTON French Purse The thoughtful extra . . . so pretty Every mom needs a gay Majestic , Boxed Hankies Dacron and Cotton Roll Sleeve Blouse 2 tw $] $5 The versatile blouse mom will wear, and wear, and wear! Italian collar. Sizes 30 $ Red to 38 in sparkling white, pink, blue, 4 Blue Acighiter, Wiereieleis ects 2.50 Cigarett 6 ..«-$3.9 Exquisite Swiss sheers or delightful floral maize, lilac, beige, brown, navy or black. i Wala - me gerette Co $3.95 White prints... packed 3 to box, ready to wrap Se eee Classes Case ....$2.50 Green and give. Ideal for that ‘extra’ gift. Key-Tainer ..... $2.95 Black Waite's Hankies Street Floor Waite's ... Street Floor Waite's Blouses ... Third Floor Cool accent Give mom a practical gift... Surprise her with a_ . to any costume ... To give with pride... Charming Aprons in Vinyl! “’Directoire”’ Summer Handba | Nylon or Cotton ooo3 , White Y Bouquet Jewelry Jost Carles of the Ra $] » $1]. 98 $4 98 Made, bottled and sealed~in France . . . a lovely: perfume : ~e Work aprons, hostess aprons, half in a beautiful gift bottle with hit mer jewelry in aprons, bibs, cobblers . . . Waite’s Delightful as a summer case—$10. Purse flacon—$3.50, —_ shapes gain sivas soc has just the one for her! Average, flower garden . . . crystal- ‘Directoire Floreal—$3.50. A gift surely one just right for her. large or extra large sizes too; with or clear vinyl over brilliant she'll remember through the Necklaces, earrings, pins, brace- without pockets, ss? prints, pastels floral blooms. Clutches or years. let atch several from this or white. Choose now! pouches: asap Ng Tavosite exciting collection! style. Surprise her Sunday! Waite's Daytime Dresses Waite's ... Street Floor Third Floor Waites Handbags... Street Floor ‘ Waite'’s Cosmetics . . . Street Floor * A gift every woman can use . Exquisite beauty ... | A wardrobe of fragrance Always right... a Waite’s own alluring at her fingertips... Icy Coo! | Dana's Six - Simulated | SPray Colognes Pearls by Richelieu 3 strands $9 Rambler Classic Handbag 3 ounces $3 — Nylon Stockings 99° $598 and $7798 Dana‘’s spray colognes permit Mother to change her personality as the mood strikes . . . each of Pear! leather or lizard, ; 6 fragrances is hauntingly lovely. she'll like the classic Alluring, flattering, Millay Mother knows the equisiteness Tabu, Ambush, 20 Carats. Platine beauty of a Rambler. hosiery . . . choose full fash- of pearls by Richelieu, . . and EaviciocDanites , Roomy, yet trim and fully ioned dress sheers in self or dark Waite’s has just the one for her lined. Choose black, seams or cool seamless. Inch —1 to 3 strand necklaces... . brown, navy, red or tan, proportioned just for her. Sizes $1 to $10. Earrings to match Both bags with extra 814 to 11. 5 as She ) outside pockets. = CVn Waite's Hosiery .. . Street Floor Waite's Jewelry ... Street Floor paris — MEW VORP Waile’'s Cosmetics... Street Floor Waite's ... Street Floor Wonderful in... Give her famous PROCTOR appliances! PROCTOR TOASTER LIGHTWEIGHT with THERMOSTAT PROCTOR STEAM IRON Jn " AUTOMATIC FRYPAN vie = 99,49 vine — 99.95 788 a © Thermostatically controlled ® Less than 3 Ibs. dry weight . © Crumb tray, color control © 17 steam vents, easy grip handle | Simply set the dial for controlled heat, © 1 Year guarantee * Accurate temperature control Housewares Fitth Floor perfect cooking every time. Water sealed element. ' Waite's Housewares + ow Fitth Floor ‘ 4, oe , , ; | ? . ‘4 BA GBRALE OLLI PRE, DAP OES ce) gd Blea ee 8 _f Pi BAROLD A. FITZGERALD = President and Publisher THE PONTIAC PRESS Editorial Page Owned and Published Locally MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 Michiganders Agree Increase in Sales Tax Is Best Solution E. C. HayHow, publisher of The Hillsdale Daily News, has followed the current state financial muddle more closely than any- one we know. He was on the Michigan Commit- tee to study the tax sit- uation and he submit- ted the dissenting re- port. We reprint his current opinion as pub- lished in his own news- paper: t By E. C. Hayhow Governor Williants is losing friends and votes by stubbornly insisting that the state’s financial ills be cured by the way of a grad- uated income tax. The people don’t want a gradu- ated income tax. They don’t want an income tax in any form. t If they have to pay more taxes to the state (and a majority re- mains unconvinced this is neces- sary), they want to do it in the form of an increase in the sales tax. There is no longer any question about that. * * * I have talked to thousands of tax- payers in all parts of the state. I have had available practically every line published in a Michigan newspaper about the state finances and taxes. The people in a great majority have been saying,““If we have to pay more money to the state, let us do it in the form of a sales tax increase.” x * * Now we have the evidence of three newspaper polls. The response to The Hillsdale Daily News tax questionnaire shows a five to one preference for a sales tax increase. The results are the same in a poll conducted by The Monroe Evening News. ‘ In a poll just getting under way, The Port Huron Times Herald reports an early three to one pref- erence for the sales tax. * * * A sales tax increase has many ad- vantages over an income tax. One is that the machinery for col- lecting a sales tax is already set up. Its administration and collection would add very little, if any, to present costs, whereas an income tax would require an entire new staff at a cost estimated upwarts to $2 mil- lion a year. * * * The people consider the sales tax a more or less painless tax because it is paid a few pennies at a time. They rebel at the idea of having to file another income tax return and the possibility of hav- ing to shell out a substantial sum in one lump. * * * The tourist helps pay state costs under a sales tax but is missed entirely by an income tax. Everyone pays his proportion- ate share under a sales tax while many would escape under an in- come tax. (Both the majority rec- ommendation of the Citizens Tax Advisory Committee and Gov. Williams’ income tax proposal would exempt more than 50 per cent of the state’s families.) * * ~ Gov. WrLLiaMs has now told the Republicans in the Legislature that if they will approve the use of the THE PONTIAC PRESS 48 W Huron 8&t. Pontiac, Michigan Published by Tut Pontiac Paess Company RessrLt Bassert, Executive Vice President and Advertising Director Joun A. RILey, Assistant Advertising Manager Cast M. TarraDwett, Circulation Manager Howarp H. Friircesars n, Vice President and Business Manager G. MarsHaLt Jordan, Local Advertising Manager Joun W Frrecerate, Secretary and Editor farsy J Rees. E Grorce C. [NMan, Managing Editor Classified Manager t The Associated Press ts entitied exclusively to the use for republication of all local news printed tn this newspaper as well ax al] AP news dispatches The Pases th delivered by carrier for 40 cents a. week: where carrier service is not avaliable, by mail in Oakland, Genesee, Livingstan. Macomb, Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties it is $1200 a yrar, els@where in Michigan and all other places in the United States $20.00 a year. All ma@fl subscriptions payable in advance Postage has been paid at "the Ind class raie a tiac, Michigan. Member of ABC. i 4 Veterans’ Trust Fund so that state employes can be paid, he will sit down with them and talk'over the tax question. : Note that he asks a definite action out of the Legislature without mak- ing any promises himself. x * * His course should be plain. The people want no part of his income tax proposal. And in a democracy the will of the people prevails . . . or else. Gov. Williams must realize this. He must know that he is gambling with his political future. x ke * He is in a tough spot, not unlike that of BrLL NORMAN. NORMAN was the manager of the Detroit Tigers until Saturday. The Tigers weren’t winning. Regardless of the cause, NORMAN took the rap. The head man must accept the ultimate responsibility. Gov. WILLIAMs is the head man in Michigan. * * * % Regardless of the cause of the fiscal crisis, he must accept the responsibility. FooLs are smarter than you think. In spite of the study, thought and planning done in an effort to produce foolproof things, it hasn’t been pos- sible to frustrate the fools. The Man About Town It Displays an “O” Oak Tree Shows Gratitude for This Oak-land County Dollar: What we formerly con- sidered good news when our doc- tor told us we were sound as. Twisting its gnarled limbs in a manner that outlines a letter “O,” an oak tree near the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo J. Cross of Hammond Lake shows its appreciation for being a member of the sturdy family for which our county was named In absolute agreement am I with Mrs. Gladys German 6{ Clarkston. She phones that her tulip bed has been ruined by dogs burying bones in it. However, she holds no hatred to- ward canines, “Because they show a great-" er resourcefulness than many humans.” is displayed by Chairman of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors Delos Hamlin, an expert on such matters, says, “That picture of our new members surely showed a good looking bunch.” The bounty on wolves has been discon- tinued by the Michigan legislature, which prompts Eugene Fielding of Flint to write me that the last wolf killed in Oakland County was shot by his father near Elizabeth Lake in 1898. Verbal Oschids to- Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Palmerton of Keego Harbor; 5lst wedding anniver- sary. 7 Mrs. Gertrude Waterman of Auburn Heights; 80th birthday. Mrs. Nora Fulcher of Birmingham; 81st birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Welcher of Walled Lake; 53rd wedding anniver- sary. Mrs. T. J. Walker of Drayton Plains; 84th birthday. 4 NEA Service. Inc, Viewpoint Ee oe he a eee Ee ®, David Lawrence Says: Red Ruthlessness Underrated — PARIS—Diplomats here are- talking about an authenticated story of an experience that Prime Minister Macmillan had with Premier Khrushchev in Moscow recently which illustrates better than anything else just why you cannot trust the rulers in the Kremlin. To all those persons in Amer- ica and else- where who keep on urging that “summit” con- ferences between top-level representatives of the East and West can be useful if only ‘“‘to find out where you stand” and ‘to explore the situation,”’ the Macmillan - Khrushchev e pisode should be most revealing. It started, of course, with Mac- millan’s conciliatory gestures de- signed to overcome the Soviet “fears and suspicions’’ of Western intentions which had become the favorite cliche in some quarters of London. So the British Prime Minister tackled the possible ban on nuclear tests which has been the subject of conferences between the East and West~at Geneva for the last half-year. * * * On the spur of the moment and without consulting his own scien- tific experts, Macmillan suggested the idea of limiting the number of inspections per year. With the mobile inspection teams ‘“‘rationed’’ and confined to only a few inspec- tions, it was assumed that Khrush- chev would no longer have any legitimate basis for his objections. LAWRENCE Macmillan doubtless made clear that he was speaking off the cuff and very confidentially, as he would want to check the practical side with his experts. Khrushchev said he liked the idea. If he were a man of in- tegrity, he would have kept Macmillan’s conficence and waited for the British Prime Minister to explore the plan with his own experts and with those of other Western courtries. Macmillan cabled President Ei- senhower a few hours before the British Prime Minister was sched- uled to meet Khrushchev for a final session. The U.S. govern- ment promptly sent back a message to Macmillan saying the proposal seemed to American sci- entific experts to be ‘technically impractical and potentially dan- gerous.”’ ; * * * It isn't clear whether the British Prime Minister got the American reaction soon enough to cause him. to switch his stand, but the fact is that he did not withdraw the pro- posal. He believed perhaps that he could still discuss it further on his later trip to Washington and that, since everything said at the Moscow conference was supposed . to be confidential, there would be time later to clarify or reverse the original proposal. When the Prime Minister The Country Parson 2 AnH voli “Their consciences don't seem to bother folks who live in great luxury—but I suppose the bill col- lectors do." reached Washington, he ran up against a stone wall of opposi- tion. The American experts argued that he was giving away something—unlimited inspection —in exchange for nothing, inas- much as -Khrushchev had not offered to drop his demand for a veto over the whole control system. The United States proposed in- stead—and Macmillan approved— a different idea in an attempt to break the deadlock. The offer was made that, since the dispute cen- tered around control of under- ground and stratospheric tests, any ban on nuclear tests should initially apply only to explosions in the atmosphere under 35 miles in altitude, because such explosions are relatively easy to detect and the ban would require a simple system of control. x * * What Khrushchev did at. this point dismayed even Macmillan’s most ardent supporters in Great Britain. For the Soviet Premier submitted at the Geneva confer- ence the Macmillan plan for “rationed’’ on-the-spot inspections as a.Soviet proposal, even though by this time he knew full weil that the United States had already rejected the plan . Then, when the British dele- gate at Geneva spoke against the proposal, as he was instruct- ed to do from London, the Soviet delegate arched his eyebrows and, in mock surprise, said: “You mean you are opposing the aBritish plan?” The London Daily Telegraph, discussing the incident, said that “the skill and ruthlessness of Soviet diplomacy are still under- rated” by the British government. (Copyright, 1959) Dr. William Brady Says: Nerve-Steadying Calcium Insufficient in Many Diets Wright’s Applied Physiology states one of the functions of cal- cium thus “Regulates excitability of nerve fibres and nerve centers.” Probably the chief fault of our ultra-refined, sugar-pap, namby- pamby everyday American diet 1s its deficiency in calcium. According to nu- trition authorities a growing chi]d or an adult requires not less than a gram _ (approxi- mately 12 to 15 grains) of calcium daily to maintain ‘vite.’ _ ‘Vite’ means ‘|, better-than- average nutritional] condition . reserve power... resilency . DR. BRADY . Drinking Masks Other —(send me 35¢ and stamped, self- addressed envelope for booklet THE 7 KEYS TO VITE. One of the foundation .tones of the science of nutrition is Sher- man’s dictum: “The ordinary mixed diet of American and Europeans, at least among dwellers in cities and towns, is probably more often de- ficient in calcium than in any other chemical element.”’ * * * The individual who subsists on a high calcium diet or supplements his or her ordinary diet with an adequate daily ration of calcium and vitamin D (the vitamin is essential for normal utilization of calcium in the body) hag steadier nerves and is less sensitive to aches and pains than one on the typical American namby-pamby diet. Unfortunately the latter is generally pampered as a subject of ‘‘delicate’’ nerves. MILK INDISPENSABLE The indispensable feature of the high calcium diet is milk—whole milk or skim milk or buctermilk— not less than 1! pints (three glasses) daily. The other high calcium items in the diet are cheese (any and every kind), peas, beans, fresh vegetables, particularly green leafy vegetables such as lettuce, cabbage, spinach, cauliflower, asparagus, beet greens, carrot, celery, turnip and turnip greens, nuts and peanuts. It is extremely difficult to pound into the head of the drug-taking American the fact that his corn- plaint is a manifestation of cal- cium or other nutritional de ficiency. If one thinks perchance there may be something in the idea he will generally follow the high cal- cium diet and/or calcium aad wila- min D only a few weeks at the longest, and then quit because it shows no results right away. He doesn't take into consider- ation the fact that he was years ceveloping his _ nutritional de- ficiency. The young person with vite feels just fine and dandy ang so has no craving for drugs or alcohol You can’t build or maintain ‘vite’ with cheat-food. Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words jong pertaining to persona] health and hygiene, not dis- ease. diagnosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady. if a stamped self-addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan (Copyright 1959) ‘Don’t Criticize Judge Unless You Really Know’ In answer to 73-year-old mother: All of these people who write in questioning +the sentences of our judges, should learn a little more about the case before they open their big mouths. Every person who is sentenced for q felony in Michigan receives a thorough investigation before his case is disposed of by a judge. The entire offense is investigated. In many of these so called rapes, the victim is as guilty as the defendant. The problem of dealing with offenders is complicated enough by shortage of funds, facilities and staff without having to contend with persons who reveal their ignorance by debating. something they know nothing about. Granted our judges may make some mistakes, but considering the difficulty of dealing with any form of anti-social behavior, I know they do an excellent job. Seventy-three-year-old mother should meet some of these innocent 15-year-old maidens, they could probably tell her a few things she never knew. C. Samuel Probation Officer, Oakland County Slaughter Bill Needs Support After investigation, Congress last year passed an adequate humane slaughter bill inspired by the legislation of northern Euro- pean countries, but affecting only plants supplying Federal depart- ment. There is in the ‘‘hopper’’ at Lan- \ sing, a bill covering otherwise un- regulated Michigan slaughter es- tablishments. Reasonably, Michi- gan. packers offer no stubborn opposition, but the measure will fail Jacking. other support. People of good wil have a gold- en opportunity to write state sena- tors and representatives for the measure. Add all possible signa- tures. Letters with a dozen names are twelve times as effective. As a veterinarian recently re- tired from U.S. Civil Service with knowledge of the too frequent hor- rors inflicted upon unoffending fel- low creatures, it is deeply felt necessary to do everything pos- sible. There are appalling sku ham- merings of the harder to kill in dividuals; cases of legs all broken to bring frantic animals to the floar; beginning skinning, ‘‘dress- ing’’ or scalding before their death —and all by men who may be genial enough in human relations, but conditioned through usage, to these enormities — like Hitler's Buchenwald workers. The fine bill may fail lacking voter support. Write the senator and representative -t Lansing. Get a string of names on the letter’ Dr. J. H. Winter, veterinarian, VU. S. Dept. of Agriculture ‘Safety Check Is Ineffectual’ I was reading the article about the auto safety check. As far as Im concerned, this is a waste of tume. The people who know their cars are O.K. won't evade going through this safety check, but the guys and gals, who are aware of defects evade the check as it will cost them money for repairs. Of course they are endangering their lives as well as others, but this type doesn't have much in- cluding PL or PD insurance so they don't care anyway. I'd like to suggest that to do some rea] good, ‘vhy not boost the sale of license plates to a date in warm weather May or June. Then have the safety inspectors check the car out before plates are is- sued Also, pass a state law that every driver must have public lability and property damage insurance, at least $10,000 cov- erage (in case you're guessing, I'm not an insurance salesman). These two items would do some real good, but this safety check is a waste of time and the taxpayers money paying the boys. In other words, lets cover the state not just Pontiac. Think It Over New Cast Likely for Conventions WASHINGTON wf — Viewers of the 1960 national political conven- tions may have to become accus- tomed to a new cast of characters in key convention posts. ° Reps. Sam Rayburn (D-Tex), Joseph W. Martin Jr. (R-Mass), and John McCormack (D-Mass) may be missing from the glare of the camera spotlights. * * * Rayburn, Speaker of the House, has presided over the past three Democratic Conventions. Martin, a 74-year-old veteran of many political wars, has wielded the gavel as permanent chairman of the past five Republican Na- tional conventions. The 67-year-old McCormack, graduate of ‘'the Boston school of practical politics,"’ has headed the platform committee of three of the past four Democratic National conventions * * * But the three House members may not ‘occupy those spots in 1960 when the Democrats meet in Los Angeles and the Republicans in Chicago Rayburn remarked at a recent Washington social affair that he might not be chairman in 1960, that he might want to make a nominating speech. As neutral Rayburn attached no signifi- cance to the remark, which he said was made in jest. Whether he would accept the post of chair- man if it were offered to him. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALF God, rest my friend who was s0 good . .. Devoted and sincere... Who loved his neighbor as him- self . . . Each moment he was here .. . Who worshiped You and served our flag . . . With courage tried and true... Always prepared for any task . . . He might be asked to do. . . He was so loving and so kind... . To ail his family A man of worthy princi- ples . . . And true integrity... Humble of heart, he never sought _.. Or hoped for any praise ° A friend 1 treasured dearly in... So many happy ways... Dear God, I thank you for my friend . . . In every thought and prayer ... Please rest his soul eternally . . In Your beloved care, (Copyright 1959) Case Records of a Psychologist: Nora’s case is doubly tragic. Alas, thousands of children ask for advice each year in helping them straighten out erring par- ents: If this newspaper did nothing else, it would merit your praise for helping produce happier homes and thus a hap- pier childhood for youngsters in your area. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE B—428: Nora D., aged 15, is a lovely high school junior. x * * “Dr. Crane,” she began 4anx- iously, “I have a very. serious problem and don’t know what to do about it. “It is Daddy. He drinks a great deal, so he keeps Mother and us children fearful and worried, for he may come DR. CRANE home at 2 a.m. and start a fight. “When he is sober, he is wonder- ful. But when he is intoxicated, he is like a wild man. = * * * “I have begged him to leave liquor alone, and so has my moth- er. But about once per week, he stops at a tavern and then he never reaches home till far in the night. “I am so worried and miser- able that I can't even concen- trate on my lessons, so my school marks are falling. “And I can't stand to see my mother beaten and with black eyes. So what CAN I do, please Dr. Crane?” ‘ BARLEYCORN TRAGEDIES Isn’t it sad when splendid boys and girls must carry the f burden of worrying over their err- ing parents? Teen-agers have enough prob- lems of their own regarding how to carry on interesting conversation ° and win friends, without “being compelled to shoulder adult ‘prob- lems. Hundreds of young people, in- cluding children in grade schools, write me for advice on how to help their parents. As a doctor, I try to give them specific counsel, even though it is sometimes fitted more to the parent than to the child. Nora's dilemma can be largely eliminated by the active aid of her mother, for drunken husbands past the age of 40, are usually men who are afraid they are becoming platonic mates. WHY MEN DRINK Many women, too, go on a fre- quent binge when they pass that same dreaded 40th birthday, fear- ing that they are no longer going to be physically attractive. * * * In their resulting terror and frustration, they try to flee from the problem via temporary obliv- ion due to alcohol. * There is actually no date line for physical attractiveness of either wives or husbands. - . The menopause does NOT alter a wife’s seductive appeal unless she absorbs the age-old and very erronéqus notion that a woman loses her allure thereafter. It is this false notion that upsets women, but not the stoppage of | , their uterine function! * * * And it is fear that. hamstrings the usual male when he ‘gets jit- added tery after’the age of 40. in care . Michigan, me Problems Men, however, are far less likely to confess this secret pan- ic. They try te cover up the dreaded belief they are ‘‘on the shelf.” - And they subconsciously figure a wife will not even suspect their impotence if they stagger home drunk at 2 a.m. Thus they often use liquor as a red herring to divert their wife's suspicion, while it also anesthe. tizes their brain and frees them temporarily from their worry. * * x So I gave Nora a few booklets on marriage problems, including the key booklet ‘How to Prevent Impotence” and told her to hand it to her mother. Send for this vital booklet, enclosing a stamped return en- velope, plus 20c (non-profit). It restored NOfa’s dadtly to a happy home life, but would have prevented the trouble in. the first place. lways write to Dr. George W. Crane are of The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, 4c stamped, 20¢ to cover typing and p' costs. when en for wis mh a charts ena — phieta., (Copyright 1958) self-addressed enve a | Graham to Ease | Outside Work Evangelist Feels Fine, but Will Concentrate: on Crusade Work | SYDNEY, Australia (AP)—Billy Graham said today he is feeling fine but intends to curtail his now crusade activities 6n returning to the United States in mid-Jure. The American evangelist said he is going to resign from a num- ber of executive boards and or- ganizations. “I am going to concentrate on speaking at these crusades and in study preparing for them,” he said. * * * Graham, who has had trouble with his left eye since before ar- riving in Australia in february, reported the eye is almost back to normal. “For the first time in many weeks I can read out of my left eye,” he said. Graham has drawn a total! at-! tendance of 1,458,000 in Australia | and 335,000 in New Zealand since | the crusade began down under.| With a dozen more Australian| meetings to go, the total attend- ance seems sure to top the two million mark. * * * Sunburned and looking fit, Gra-| ham spoke enthusiastically with newsmen about future plans. His} next crusade in the United States! is scheduled for Indianapolis, in| October. He said he hoped to return jo) Australia and New Zealand in two| or three years and then move| from island to island in the South! Pacific holding meetings. | * * * A porter asked Graham whet he ever thought about entering politics. The evangelist replied quickly: ‘‘I have no inten-| tion of entering the political field | I feel I can make a better con-| tribution to the world in my pre- sent work.” * * * After a pause, he added: ‘The only thing that would alter me would be an extreme emergency in the world in which I would be asked to take a position of res- ponsibility and which I felt it my duty to accept.” ‘| Home Trade-In _ | Plan Would Be — New Sales Boon MARSHALLTONV'N, Iowa (UPI) —The housing industry is missing | a good -bet by not making it as easy for the home owner to trade in his old house @s a | does his automobile, accordjng to| electronics manufacturer John W | Norris. Norris isn’t sure exactly how) this can be done. But he said the | need is so great, there is bound) to be a way and it’s up to realtors and bankers to find it. Norris is president of Lennox Industries, Inc. His primary in- | terest in easier trade-ins lies in | th- bellef that many persons would move te more expensive homes as their incomes increased if jt were simpler for them to dispose of their old houses. This, in turn, would help boost the sales of electric appliances | such as air conditioners and au-| tomatic dishwashers. But Norris ‘also pointed out that easy trade-ins would help the in-| creasing number of American fam-| flies who are being transferred | ’ from one part of the country to! another, and must dispose of their | homes in a hurry. Space Chess Adds Fool, Favorite, Hippogriff © WEST ORANGE, N.J. WA three-dimensional chess game utili- zing 128 pieces has been developed by J. David Marks — who says he wants to provide amusement for anyone fascinated by space relations. Some additions have been made to the chess board, such as the space knight, the hippogriff (a mythological crossbreed of an eagle, lion and horse), the fool, the favorite and the archbishop. Minister Works 40 Hours in 3 Days to Aid Church BOSTON (UPI) — A young min- ister works in Boston as a mailing room clerk in order to help support the little New Hampshire church where he preaches every Sunday. The Rev. Gerry Bradley crams a 40-hour week into three days in the mail room of the New England Council here then hurries to Ray- mond N. H. where he conducts Sunday services. Thursday prayer meetings and Manitoba was the first province in the Dominion to set aside not less than two sections of land in each township for development of the public schools. » BUY MEATS at Wholesale SAVE ot ERIN FARMS PACKING HOUSE! . MILFORD aoe .. Directions: yy oA ea seta mete FARMS re right one mile to ERIN WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS ON MILFORD ROAD es ewe he Ne ee en a . . 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Murphy, the son ha . a, ° - : _ 3 she wa, | Whole ruble, and the canny , eo e * Se . Roman Catholic priest who founded tipping as practiced fn Moscow, | : : ‘ . OTHER’S DAY GIFTS women sellers pocket an extra‘ the unique organization to discour There is supposed to be- 00} ¢9 or 79 axopeks a throw age self-destruction. He described tipping in the Soviet Union. The| the activities of Rescue, Inc., at theory is that everybody gets paid| the 10th annual Conference on Al. for his work and-it’s beneath a | Soviet Culture says, are the em- } coholism, worker's dignity to accept a/ployes who run the coat-and-hat gratuits ‘checking concessions, especially ; ; in hotels. eran s ~wice Pac But too maity people are vate. non-sectarian service, Re ; cue. Inc. has headquarters at letting dignity suffer for a few | Enter * Moscow hotel and un-| acai Cits Hospital. 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Kenmore automatically washes: ‘n'driee . TUArantee, 1 year service. all fabrics, ane haa ‘new Roto-Spray washing Appliance Dept., Main Basement _—™ Salttfaclion pean pommony tach SEARS 154 North Saginaw St Qutomatie WASHER - 7 — |] THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 nae Hal Boyle Says: Cat Too ‘Superior’ to Be Friend. of Man suspicious of cat-fond people, fig-;jreac hes ou, thus dooming you to} Lady Dottie, although her family \queen. When she ‘decides to honor NEW YORK weit. is hard for a dog lover tq learn to live with a cat in the house.” But it can be done— if you have a small dang hter insists on havgng a eat as a pel particularly who It has been some six months since Lady Dottie, a tiny fur- pawed black and white power- heuse, came to our house to stay. Now she is a large and formid- able powerhouse, and stomps around the place as if she paid the rent. The only one who has real authority over her is 0 fauch ter. Tra whois dearly six. Shi uses | n i \ dancing aria sult rite siste The las One ) unLy rides in the baby buggy that she now believes it is her own private vehicle. We are even beginning to refer to it as “the family catillac * * * Between Lady Dottie and myself a strange and rather un- } thon UOlSi there is defined rela lf As a lifelong dog-man I always and have disliked cats, heen re Har -y Clissold, 66 uring that any human being whojdeath for lack of oxygen. And I preferred a cat to a dog must have was afraid it might be true. a hidden character defect of some} To me cats were sneaky, kind treacherous, wily beasts who CREEPY CATS took everything they could get | Now I must congress to har- and gave nothing in return. boring a mixed feeling bordering | Pid wouldn’t they rob you of | on fondness for Lady Dottie. reath? Part of it is based on pure For three months I slept “— gratitude. I had heard the old ‘the bedroom door closed, to wives’ tale that cats at night could | late me from the possibility ne crawl up on your chest andjany such midnight feline assault. bre ~athe y our ‘breath before it \Gradually ; howev er, my secret a superstitious panic abated as I realized Lady Dottie was too sensible to try to rob me of my breath. She was too busy :obbing my pocketbook for beef tiver, cloth and rubber toy mice and all the other niceties of a modern cat's way of life. . Once I realized she had a vested interest in me to protect, I lost my dread of her. * ® * He’s Mayor So Long He Can't Recall Start Wvo. (AP)—Buarfing ted write-in campaign, will be elected to his 12th or 13th term as mayor next Tuesday “It's so long I can’t re- member,’ Clissold said when asked the date of his first elec-| I noted one big difference be- tion. It was 1935 or 1937 tween cats and dogs. A dog does “Tye been trying to get some- you a favor by getting out of your one to take the mayor’s job for way. A cat seems to have the idea years, but just can’t seem to get that it is doing you a favor by rid of it,” he remarked, ge tting in your P way. TAERSON n Unexpec been Midgets Tell U.S. |People of America, an making the installation. hat to anything stronger than a o ncaee es! modern woman, And a cat is. Chicago : Stat . Street The half million dollar project I suppose I'll always be a dog 'to Get (New Lighting lincludes 70 modern-type fluorescent jlover at heart—weaxness calls to peace W—You'll be able tojunits which will illuminate seven |weakness—but Lady Doftie, “that|find a safety pin anywhere on blocks of the downtown shopping walking fur fort, has taught me |State Street when its new lighting | ‘center. you never should underestimate | system is installed,” says R. v| Merchants on State the power of a cat, Fortney of the ( Canton, Ohio, firm financing the project. Street are tree disappears into the ‘nearest'you by rubbing up against your —- alley, is as supremely proud and legs, you are- expected to pause sure of herself as an Egyptian and be flattered, even though at the mqment you may be trying to carry a message to Gaicia ‘We’ | Rid R cket ’ PRIGID FELINE | e 0 S, | For a brief time as our ac-| quaintanceship ripened, I' thought; perhaps Lady Dottie and I shared| ithe same world, as a man can ‘share the same world with a pet, HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—The Little interna-| , * * * | tional organization of midgets, | have appealed to the Pentagon to’. It isn't possible. A cat wil! come allow midgets to aid the S ae et world as far as it satellite program by riding in the C00S€S: ut you. can come only rockets to the outer fringes of its world And if you try t% wo further the cat coldly and silently closes the door between you. Nels Nelson, four-foot view presi dent of the group, said the organ- ization wasewriting to the United States Air Force Ballistics Missile Division to protest that the satel- lite program snubbed little people 14 Footer , REFRIGERATOR Lady Dottie has won nry ai- miration because of her iron self- confidence. I have always had a “against all the advice of sci- grudging admiration for women ence.”’ because they have this factor of ’ FREEZER “As for psychological adapto-, interior independence and re- tion,” Nelson said, “no midget has Sourcefulness of spirit. claustrophobia or he couldn't go * * * out on the street to be shut in and, But women now and then show towered over | by all those hig a sign of weakness. A cat never ‘people. does. A man has to take off his Automatic Defrost Compare size, quality and price. No money down. Free delivery. ROEBUCK AND CO. "Self-Sizer Slacks Stay Neat & Cool Only 398 Smartly Styled Men's Cardigans TODAY-FRIDAY and SATURDAY... HURRY! 1.98 Each! 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Hurry in today during this gigantic trastir Y M iI E pockets. S, M,L 4to 10 Dollar Days Sale... Save 96e on two pair a” Sidldofaclion guawatibed ov your money back” SFAR AS Marth Pepa Ph oS PONTIAC pe , : 51 West Huron Street . . . Phone FE 5-4171 4 , FE 4-1555 hn : : ‘ . f as 2 ¥- 2 x ; 1 j | 3 | eee a - : . ji. THE PONT1AC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 Mrs. Kaye Obscured by Danny’s Shadow site stl By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK — Nineteen years common. Both originated in Brook-; Sylvia, when not talking about,her head. ‘‘The damon fact of it is|she often refuses screen and TV) ‘her husband, has the face of a good Danny Kaye could be anything he credits because she didn’t want to) JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPI)} ilyn. And both were in love. Proud of Its Caves ED ELEVEN | ago, a wealthy, cultured dentist's “Now,” Sylvia said today, businesswoman, Pretty but canny. |Waated to be—he’s that good."’ ‘appear to be using Danny's name |_ Missouri, already famous for; daughter named Sylvia Fine mar- ried a hungry-looking, talented im- njigrant’s son named Danny Kaye. They. bad only two things in Two Climbers Fall fo Death in Sierras BRIDGEPORT, Calif. (AP)— Two mountain climbers fel] to their death at 13,00 feet in the I don’t *know who rubbed off “we're similar in many ways. (Now, ‘t is the face of an awed teen-| MET OFF-BROADWAY what on whom, The only thing is, I wish I had Danny’s genius. 1 don’t.” There are those who would dis- pute Sylvia Fine’s flat, unqualified | statement that she is the lesser of the talents in the Kaye family, She began life as a child piano| prodigy, progressed through col-| lege to song-writing, (‘“The Moon Is Blue,” “Man With the Golden Arm’’) became a producer, advis- lager asking Danny Kaye for an| Sylvia Fine met her husband \autograph: | \when he was a comic and she a pianist in an off-Broadway review. “About as far off-Broadway as you can get without swimming.” “His family didn’t have any money. He always wanted te be a doctor, We have more friends who are doctors than we have in Since then, she has written al- show business. You know, when I | Most all his special material. try to phone him when he’s out | She has also edited all his of town, and he’s not in his fotel | scripts, helped select his spots, room, I know where he is; he’s | divided her time between their in a hospital, talking to a syr- | 1?-year-old daughter, Dena, and geon, gr standing beside a sur- | Danny’s home and career. |to her own advantage—but in good/}1.--y 5 Truman, mules and skep- old show biz, many assume that) _ . ers Sylvia is Danny's manager, Her|“cal citizens, is developing into al lreaction: \leading underground state. | “Lord no. I am, thank goodness, x~ *« * his wife!” ‘Marines’ Famed Mare ‘Mother Second Time The Marine Corps’ famous Mon- ‘golian mare, Sgt. Reckless, is a ‘mother for the second time. CAMP PENDELTON, Calif. »—| It boasts 437 caves in 55 coun- ties which it expects will be vis- ited by more sightseers, explored | by more spelunkers and scientifi-, cally studied by more speleologists than ever before. | * ; Meramec Caverns, James and his gang once hid out. 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She had been pur-|Hannibal, where Tom Sawyer and} & miles east of Bridgeport. the first name mentioned. fenergy.” She smiled softly, shook!has been obscured by the fact that'chased at a Korean race track. |Becky Thatcher once got lost. | The bodies were identified as| —_—— —_ Auburn 5 and 10 640 AUBURN AVE. 1 BLOCK EAST OF EAST BLVD. She tosses of such accolades. those of Burl Parkinson, 65, South|Prefers to talk about Danny. Pasadena, Calif., and Francis Fo-| ‘He has more facets than any ley, 53;Glendale, Calif. They had! man I’ve ever known. He is, in been missing since last Friday.| my opinion, a great man,” she _| Undersheriff Jack Gardner of says, “He ig both extremely in- California's Mono county said the) telligent and extremely intuitive men apparently lost their footing,, —a combination you rarely see | fell into a crevice, and then froze| in one person, That is why he's | to death. successful in everything he does. | The bodies were partially, With people. 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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 > 3 : ; ~ friendly .natives--whom Hudson|it was hardly the way io the spice|westward passage took him to\ What's ‘a Dog's Life’? ‘'M f N h A if d bted d alled ‘‘a loving people.” idee Hudson Strait and- Hudson Bay. | ; ' _!Maps of North America Indebted to Henry Hudson |i. iat ae enn eee iene ne ey Atk Carolina Conines touched the river’s mouth, Hudson pages, having been set adrift by) -_" Moon again lay anchor off Mam: [os .). with his son John and) COLUMBIA, S.C. W—TIt's far WASHINGTON—Maps of North New York Bay. Out of this ex-, Copper-skinned Indians flocked sailor was slain. The visitors took|and his men doubtless were the A e' Iite tor the ‘canitié agmteowe 8 tnd Spree, “et sane | ye ae mp peat sn tag rs, Eres ete HM ea a Sse = pe sce or oe ae »Henry Hudson, the English sea/that bears his name. | «x *« son’s magnificent scenery — the , 9 ; . . ‘captain who never found what he| Autumn burnished the skyscrap-| dak E sigiepeiro mang During September 1609. the Halt|/2lisades, the misty. grandeur of led to swift bloodshed. . k Oo d p | bn se iy witch. thaw Faiae “was lookirig for in the waters of ing oaks of Manhattan on the) Poe's, lnadipten a, ca, the Hudson Highlands. the blue| On Oct. 4, Juet wrote, “We|Tickets Oufdo People = | The kennels y rais ; ' . Tie ie ny e Half Moon with gifts— |Moon rode the wind slowly up-| hed and out of the Ri __ |German short-haired pointers have »the New World. |Upper Bay. “This is a very, good) deceukine, tébacce, maize and Catskills. weig and came t ver ALION, Obio (UPI) — Police! ein agp ag a : x * * land to fall with, and a pleasant) | béead i stream, dropping anchor now and They saileq hopefully as far as|into which we had run so faire.” G , air-conditioning, ra ‘an . ea or The year 1959 matks the 350th | and to see,” scrawled Robert Juet,| © . then. The days were warm and |present-day Albany, where the! Hudson was not discouraged. Ajin this city of 11,500 population winter, and a sound system .anniversary of his voyage up the| chronicler of the id a= Hudson River. As the Frenchman} *Samuel de Champlain meanwhile} was exploring the lake that bears _ 2222221 AT WKC, 3 DAYS ONLY! YEAR’S BIGGEST MATTRESS - The fabled Northwest Passage eluded Hudson, but he filled | blank spots on maps and opened | . the way for colonization, the Na- || - tional] Geographic Society says. | Many towns are named in his} memory. The Hudson River, Hud- son Strait and Hudson Bay attest) to the extent and substance of his explorations. | VAIN ATTEMPT ' Hudson, on two voyages for an English firm, tried in vain to pene- trate the pack ice of the Arctic. | - _ es? Then in April, 1609, he cast off (P444BL Then trouble began. An Englishigolden. The crew encguntered'diminishing river told them that!fourth and tragic. quest for the issued 11,932 traffic tickets in 1958.|through which music is piped. Cet sceeetiint ee from Amsterdam in the high-| prowed, high-proped Half Moon. | The little 80-ton yacht carried a quarrelsome, ragtag crew of 18 i or 20 Englishmen and Dutchmen. oo The skipper’s orders from the age Dutch East India~Co. were to find a passage to India through © _ the Russian Arctic. Mutiny in . : " icy Arctic fogs encouraged Hud- sg Bs son to disobey. He sailed southward as far as Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, then north again, hoping to find a northwest passage through what _ is now the continental United = _~—. States. ; = Early on Sept. 2, 1609, the Half : <= Moon's lookout sighted Sandy Hook, | : 4 N. J., south of present-day Coney : 2 . Island. | - x *« * } ‘ To his delight Hudson gazed upon’! , a ‘great lake of water,’’ Lower a eae ee ew ! WE LTTNS r\ NOTICE. OF INTENTION TO CON- struct recap and related work on icine —s Sanderson Street Biter... You are hereby notified that at a regu-| ee lar meeting of the Commission of e ~ c c 4 City of Pontiac, Michigan held May 5 4 1959 by resolution it was declared to 3 — be the intention of the City Commission a to construct bituminous recap, curb and } “a, Ss gutter replacement and related work on i Al — . i Sanderson Street from Oakland Avenue a . Ray ~ to Cass Avenue at an estimated cost of : < o $15,183.85, and that the plan. profile er ‘ and estimate of said improvement is on e. file for public inspection * we. It 1s further intended to construct & said improvement in accordance with ee - the plan, profile and estimate. and that os the cost thereof shall be defraved by 3 ad j special assessment according to frontage ee aa JUST DD and that all of the lots and parcels of — land fronting upon rither side of Sander- Sa =e of son Street from Oakland Avenue to Cass © Avenue shal) consfitute the «necial as ri ee yf Mammoth Purchase! sessment district to defray $5.006 20 of a j ' Oo OUR oF 'G . | J the estimated cost and expenses there- ‘ ~—s Fs . a i eget, nara rrmi e Lm, 3 u amous ers mated cost and expenses thereof shal! ~~ ACCOUN I .) be paid from the Capital Improvement + Fund > , & NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN ~—e — . That the Commission of the City of; . Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the Com- ~ od _ ] mission Chamber on May 12, 1959 at 8 7 ~s ' . Ct. ie lu e o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions and : A 6 . = s objections that may be made by parties) * interested | ; : NY _ wo. 7398 Dated May 6, 1959 ADA R. FVANS, City Clerk ; , : May 7, ‘59 . \ ~ d e - a — ee ae - - 4 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- iva o in re | resses re) fe) re | atruct bituminous reeap, and related « 2D . work on Judson Street , Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the - , § Commission Chamber on Mav 12. 1958 at You are hereby notified that at a regu- € c’clock pm to hear surgestions and _ Regular $29.50 Famous WOLVERINE § eh ge ; Feil a | Y INNERSPRING MATTRESS! ADA R_ EVANS City Clerk sm, Y ON f s May 7, '59 es coe ce ree tee ~ . ' A Sturdy innerspring construction with durable woven A.C.A. 50c lar meeting of the Commission of the e e elatec wor c ‘ af 4 = < . . Bart "Mure str cht related werk oe oe | ticking. You get deep comfort from this quality mattress. ou are ereby City of Pontiac. Michigan held May 5 otified that at a ; reguiar meeting of 2he Commission of * - the City of Pontiag/ Michigan held May it a ¢ ekl e Save more than half if you buy now. 5. 1959 by resolflion it was declared MP She A id the tntention of the City Commission to construct bituminous concrete. recap curb and gutter replacement and relatec work on Judson Street from Saginaw , Street to Parke Street at an estimated cost of $10.72220 and that the plan profile and estimate of said improvement is on file for public inspection Tt is further intended to constrict said improvement in accordance with the plan, profile and estimat id that the cost thereof shal] be fraved by «pe- cial assessment accorging to frontatge 5 and that all of the Idts and parcels of land fronting upon either side of Judson Street from Saeinaw Street to Parke Street shall constitute the snecial assess- ment district to defray $4090 30 of the 4 estimated cost and expenses thereof ‘and that $6,631 90 of the e pose of defeaving that pert of the pak ne-of-a-Kinds, F r mples y one ‘which the Commiseton derided shoulc 4 ‘ * be paid and borne bv special assesament ‘for the construction of curb. «utter s etd ‘grade. gravel. drainage and related work »on Myra Avenue, from Voorheis Road to b ] » | . “ + Sylvan Court Is now on file in my. ef- y 2 fice for public inspection ? Notice is also hereby given that the , RESTONAIRE “Ne | , Commission and the Assessor of the City ‘ of Pontiac, wil!) meet in the Commission 2. ieee eg im «id City, on the 12 day of fin. ? ; Mar AD. 1950 at 8°00 o'clock m. to Be iy : i LePs: NORTH SAGIN * review sald assesement. at which time % is . ©EeB ; | * end place ‘opportimity will be given a}! : t pereans interecte? to be heard i ; L ated May 6, 1959 . } Ms - j < : O 7380 e 1 } ¢ ADA R. EVANS, | : j ’ City Clerk ; : May 1, '50 Mon Committee OK Hunger Memory Seen for Strauss. Confirmation Has Been Before Senate Group for 110 Days Now WASHINGTON (AP) — A Re- publican senator predicted today Lewis L. Strauss will win com- mittee approval of his nomination to be secretary of commerce de- spite bitter opposition. Strauss, already serving in the Cabinet under a recess appoint- ment, resumes before the’ Senate THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 ° Throws People on Eating Binges SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP —Some people go on tating b jin the same way others go |Alcoholic sprees, a psychiatris said Wednesday. Some examples, said Dr. G. Moench, are people who didn’ get enough to eat during dep sions, famine or in war prison camps, Dr. Moench told the Weste Hospital Assn. a man he trea came to the United States and be- came wealthy. But Dr. Moench| said the man ate himself into a severe case of obesity and dia- betes because at every meal he ALWAYS FIRST GIVE MOTHER| =ma\ BETTER GIFT thanks to Penney’s wonderful values! ite mein ae F ast Commerce Committee this after-|remembered his hungry childhood} noon his reply to charges made by|in Europe. Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D-NM) | and others. 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Most oi the major procedures found in a creek on the flanks of operators gave up a_ generation | Virginia City to Celebrate’ Almost 4,000 men have regis-|towering Mt. Davidson, fore than tered for the Purdue seminar dur-|one billion dollars’ worth of rare ing the past 15 years. |metals have been dug from be-| 98° ¥ * * The first of its kind it has neath the rocks, sage brush and been widely copied in this country Pinion piles. | Now, only about 500 persons still live in Virginia City — most of and abroad, | Most of the rich ore body — |them helping to entertain’ the thousands of tourists who annually | flock to The Comstock to look at |the old mines, the graveyards, the bars and the buildings so typical of the days of the Old West | This celebration will saa ae year’s ee reach its peak on June 12, 13 and ‘ 14 when the Nevada Silver Cen- tennial Committee will stage an elaborate program here. Included will be Indian dances, a pageant teHing the story of the Noted ing 25 cents to Dr. Effie Mona Mack at 242 Hill St., Reno. Special envelop cancellatigns are also being used from Feb. to July 31 by 10 Nevada post offices — at Reno, Virginia City, Lovelock, |Winnemucca, , Elko, Ely, Pioche, |Las Vegas, Carson City and Tono- < Much of the story of the finding jof silver in the Nevada hills and| the founding of this mile high| town is so entwined with legend by |now that historians have had dif- jficulty separating fact from fic- tion. |, The most acceptable account is that a small party of prospectors | got off the regular transcontinen- | tal trails while heading for the| California gold rush and reached this area, where they dug a few holes — partly because Indians had said there was gold to-be found. 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They toss them } graduate’s college and request aj tion called for swiping checks from General Motors packing experts By JERRY BENNETT WASHINGTON (NEA)—You may) be close to becoming a charity’ case and not know it. For signing bad checks with your good name is the fastest growing crime in the country. And wheat makes it pay is the money that used to be in your bank account. Each day people are shocked to find that most, if not all, the | money in their accounts has been withdrawn with checks that they never wrote. Tbe FBI investigated 33.027 bad check cases last year. Money in- volved totaled $7,933,827. FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover says * * * “Even those stark statistics re veal only a partial view of the enormity of the problem,.as there is no way to tabulate the countless worthless checks which go unre- ported by indifferent jndividuals.”’ * * * The most startling estimate of the loss comes from Lester A Pratt, Washington, D.C. certified public accountant and a nationally recognized authority on bank frauds. He that forgers get away with more than $1,750,000 a day. Although lot of money is swindled from the reg- isters of hotels, department stores and supermarkets, a fortune 1s conned from the bank accounts of unsuspecting citizens. believes a this cash Pratt blames! carelessness in handling personal finances for making the thefts so easy. He says many persons Rever eX- 2-Day Meeting of Package Men DETROIT More than 350) aside or into the waste basket. ion = his academic credits. 7 mail sacks in the lobbies of office trom all over the world were at- The result is that the statements! Using the credits as identifi-| buildings during the afternoon mail tending a two-day “Packaging| and checks often wind up in the | Cation, Kline would land a job rush hours. Round-Up” today at the GM Train- hands of a forger | With a business firm. As soon 2 * * * ing Center, 7707 W. Chicago Blvd., | With these documents, a forg-|M¢ learned the company’s bank-) Next morning he would cash Detroit. ; er can take you for every cent | In& procedure, he would start them at various banks and fly) Thirty GM divisions will display in your checking account. The| forging checks on its accounts.| out of town. In five years, he is!new and cost saving packages and) cancelled checks give him the | Kline would make the checks pay-| believed to have realized more package equipment. The exhibits) name of your bank and a liberal | ble to the account of a fake com-'than $100,000 from his swindles.|range from a one-inch square card- 7 |pany which he opened in another; When the judge, who recently|board carton for a roller and peg) sampling of your signature. The) ly| nd oF eae shows him how much bank. ‘sentenced him, commented on his|assembly to the air conditioned he can swipe before you get a _ After accumulating a tidy for- netice that your account Is over- tune in the phony account, the forger would withdraw the money | Your Honor, ‘Air Force’s Thor ballistic missile) “A lot of living in good hotels, dance system. The cardboard) is compatible with sul drawn. - ae, teen gee x *« * ~~ and get out of town. |my background. It is the way of Cartons are used by Detroit Diesel| Pratt warns that contrary to Another slick check specialist) life I was born into.”’ Engine Division and the missile} popular opinion banks are not is Milton Levine, 60, whose favorite| The Judge, however, figured Containers by AC Spark Plug Divi- i sion pastime was staying in expensive Levine needed a change and gave always required to make up the : Levine's method of opera- him 15 years in prison losses. This is often the case when hotels victims fajl to examine their state- ments and don't report the loss within a certain length of time. In addition to making you the | potential victim of scores of amateur forgers, negligence puts you at the mercy of the hard- to-catch professionals. U.S. Post | Office Department inspectors, | who enter check-swindle cases | whenever the mails are involved, explain that professional forg- | ers are often the slickest confi- | dence men in the underworld. One of the craftiest, P.O. in- spectors report, was Robert Kline who committed suicide after he was captured last February. For almost nine years the youthful forger got away with one of the slickest check swindles in the his- tory of crime. Kline would search the papers for graduation notices of college honor students. After select-| To better aid dealers in serv- news- the THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 expensive tastes, Levine answered,|garbage can’’ package for the|- ing oil. amine their bank statements and ing a name, he would write erie ——— = Swing Into Jazz Staid Business Leaders Change Tune at Night NEW HAVEN, Conn, w—"'Those ty but Dunn has been big with | fellows are musicians at heart and his friends ever since. you can hardly find that kind any-| tye organization is a private, more . . . they got the beat and jon profit club formed to provide, that’s what counts.” for people interested in jazz, an Jazz artist Cliff Jackson Was opportunity to hear the real thing talking about a group called The inexpensively and conveniently. Greater Néw Haven Jazz Assn., * ¥ * which swings out with Dixieland! The real thing is presented by for fun and no profit. such local personalities as Carle- ; ton W. Blanchard, president of Wyatt Inc.. Tom Thibeau, vice president of Connecticut Coke; light you might never know it to Bud Finch, an early morning New Haven disc jockey; Bill Winnick, | meet them. i ; ; a local insurance salesman; Sher- Take Benjy Gaillard for an eXx- man Drutman, a former state sen- ample. He’s president of the asso ator. ciation. If you met him during the also included at the swinging day he'd probably shake your hand sessions are an aircraft engineer, and listen to your money prob- |g factory foreman, a tobacco sales- lems, Benjamin T. Gaillard Jr.,|man, and a delicatessen business- in daylight and a three button suit.) man who hits the drums is assistant treasurer of the Union and New Haven Trust Co Then there's Steve Dunn. He plays a soprano sax so that of you closed your eves voud swear it Jackson—who has sat in with them—thinks these cats are cool. And they are, But in the day- The association was officially formed two years ago when the : audiences grew too big for the sessions which were heki in pri- vate homes over a 10-year pe- riod, The New Haven Assn. is much like the famed New Orleans club However, it costs but $5 to join the New Haven club. There are - now almost 100 members. The group also hires guest stars to sit in with them and spark them to a maximum performance. The jam session are held at the Town Ho Club in Milford. The club's hall is turned over to them for nothing Jackson like Buck Clayton who preceded him as a guest star — thinks the association has some real musicians. After one recent hot session he said “Man, I’m coming back here Dunn had much to do with Scalia dl founding the association. He has|©V" if they don’t invite me. This was the greatest.”’ been extending his practice closer to New York over the years so that he-could visit the jazz haunts there and sit in With such pros as Red Allen, Buster Bailey, Eddie Condon and Russell Moore Bechet was Sidney That's when he swings. But when he works you'd probably close your eves and grimace. Dr. H. Lincoln Dunn is a New Haven dentist Monkeying Around Is Popular at Old Jail | LA CROSSE, Wis. (® — There's a lot of monkeying around at the old North Side jail here. The jail is used as winter quarters for mon- keys while new quarters are being prepared at the local zoo City police haven't used the jail for about 20 years. nego AMERICAN MARIETTA presents a new PAINTING | DISCOVERY 0 Wer 3 One Coat Alkyd Flat or Semi Gloss “IT'S HOMOGENIZED!” (READ THIS) This paint is purposely jelled - - - ready to use instantly. It's non-drip qualities stops run-down on brush or roller handles. 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The truck had blown a_ head gasket and the engine was burn “Better Things in Sight” Contact Lenses Your favorite store, too, is getting all dressed up with Drewrys Spring Festival dis- plays. Now’s the time to stop in and pick up your supply of Big D-Drewrys—the quality beer with the one big difference ... more flavor, less filling. And re- member — getting acquainted with Big D now means wonder- ful flavor and refreshment all year long. 4% ate ence Zé ©1959, Drewrys Lid. U.S.A. Inc., South Bend, Indiane & THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 / EUR | ~ wn THE PONTIAC PRESS | PONTIAC, MICHIGAN | A PEACH IN THE CHERRY TREE — Almost as if it occurred over night, leaves and blossoms have popped out on our trees and flowers have begun to show their pretty — through the Pentiae Press Phete ground. Blending perfectly with the blossoms of a cherry tree in her neighborhood is Margaret Murphy, 18, of 566 E. Madison St. Rochester Will Select Martin Faces for a shopping center has become | side of the com-} ourt O alr of har e re of the rr issues in this) munity. U Y veen —_ town. “I moved out | Owner of the ponds, James Rob-| here to get away | ROCHESTER—The ‘‘Miss Amer-; village's Fourth of July celebra- Ex-Convict fo Stand aetesies ok oe ot oe tt ais ar Raed ibe P t" p ‘ 5 P aie —_ : will —_ the for — Trial for Kidnaping sands of tonpef water from four | A city—with its| ne June 3 contest to select She also will receive a complete 'ponds, because insyrance com. | & shopping cen] the girl who,will reign over the wardrobe and be considered to and Rape anies insisted ap an immediate ELY h in-{ Kiwanis “Family 4th-O-Rama’’ represent Rochester in other area panicle bellire issuing liability dosiry iad audi ahe said. “Td =: . t E A E a Celebration bere . contests Harold E. Martin, 20-year-old ex- policies whch had expired. like to see those ponds restored | ~*~ * * Second and third place win- ners will serve as the queen's Entrants will be judged on poise personality, grace and charm as ———— convict will stand trial on charges of kidnaping and rape * * *® well as on talent which they wil] court. Startie was toned over the Oak. exhibit in the show production of Girls interested in entering the land County Circuit Court vester- Coes contest may contact Mrs. Sorenson, day by Municipal Judge Maurice of 404 W. Third St To be a contestant, a girl must be between 17 and 21 years of age and a resident of the Rochester Community School District. ‘Old McDonald’ Gets Mixed With Hymn MAQUOKETA, Iowa \# — George VARIETY IN EACH |Davis of Maquoketa, serving with | An the bathing suit division the Navy at Norfolk, Va., sent a) rls will be judged on aocidy ee tape-recorded greeting from his Candidates for the crown will compete in three classifications These are bathing suit, talent show: and formal dress. figure color of suit, proper fit, family to Resales — style. carriage. self-confidence and charm Davis and his 5Syear-old_ son Ricky sang “Old MacDonald Had es they return for the talent (a Farm."’ Two-year-old Gina sang » the girls may sing, dance, |Jesus Loves Me.” She made it ara a reading or play a musical through the. first verse all right.’ instrument. * * * ' she used her own version: Judging in the formal division Jesus love me . . . yes, will be based on grooming, acces- |loves Mme... yes, Jesus loves “Yes, r Finnegan at the conclusion of e defendant's pre-trial examina ih * * * Ike, Winnie Zip | Around Farm on Blue Golf Cart WASHINGTON \(P Picture \Sir Winston Churchill zipping around President Eisenhower's jfarm in a baby-blue electric golf cart. There's a cigar clinched in, the Britisher's teeth and he's wearing a cowboy hat. Picture Eisenhower driving the small cart — and it sagging a bit to the right under the Chur- chillian bulk as they the gravel roads. That was the picture Wednesday | afternoon as the 84-year-old former prime minister of Britain and his} host toured the Eisenhower acres| at Gettysburg, Pa., under a blaz-| ing hot sun. SWITCH TO COPTER Later they switched to a Marine battlefield where in 1863 Union and Confederate forces engaged in one of the classic conflicts of all time. Churchill clutched his gold-tipped, cane as he eased into the go buggy alongside his chauffeur, the smiling President. The first stop was a big cattle’ pointed out his herd. Then they flew back to the White |hower gave another stag dinner honoring Churchill. ‘ Strange Well’s NINETEEN ~ Owner Preplexed Oil, Gas Bubble in Southfield | Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, an em-| the new bowling alley. He looked. | the explosion menace either by |ploye at the new Southfield Bowl| The shoes were a real mess all | | capping or by drilling for oil. y, By DICK HANSON Suburban News Editor SOUTHFIELD — They've struck; oil and natural gas in -Southfield, but the owner is perplexed. The discovery was quite acci- dental — the result of a natural phenomena — at least in part. bowling alley. at Rd., to work one morning last week.' “Look at my shoes, they're | ne. to the bowling alley parking bowting alleys | lot. } | |NOT THEIR GAS ruined,”’ she exclaimed toe her boss, Finlay McQueen, owner of wup over’ Preview of Lansing Centennial | Caravan Due Here Saturday = Lansing will give Pontiac a taste of centennial fun semt ® couple of men out any- Saturday. The capital city,, which The caravan is scheduled is observing its centennial Corps helicopter for an aerial in- this year, is sending a caravan of 75 new Oldsmobiles | agreed. spection of the historic Gettysburg and 400 bearded ambassadors here. = enter i: city on Orchard. Lake avenue at 11:40 a.m., |travel to downtown Sagi- naw ‘street, then head north) ito Wisner Stadium via Oak- land avenue. At Wisner Stadium there will be! barn. There Eisenhower proudly a 15-minute stage show at noon for Pontiac residents who want a preview of the kind of activities |House where last evening Eisen- that will take place here in. 1961,) Pontiac's centennial year. There'll be square dancing in| Re-Fill or Fill In? By REBA HEINTZELMAN empty mill ponds in the heart of | Milford for beauty’s sake or let) real estate developers plug the| gapping mug holes with land-fill| He also stated good business for to main- tain the ponds at a yearly cost of $10,000, with no profit to his manufacturing company now operating in the old Ford plant on the site. Prospective buyers for part of Robbins’ property have been wait- ing more than eight months for the He will be arraigned at 1:30 p.m. council to decide on whether to | Monday on both counts in Circuit rezone the property so that an 18- Court. Martin, Ave., is being held in the Oak- land County Jail. Bond is $10,-. 000 on each of the charges. He is accused of stealing a car the evening of April 14, kidnaping 17-year-old JoAnne Visure and rap- fill question. ing her * * * Police found the pair the next morning in Bloomfield Township But when it came to the chorus,| Martin has demanded a pre-trial! jhearing on the auto theft charge. Jesus |It will be held June 10 in munici- pal court. sories, style and color of costume, ~ carriage and poise. The contest oor be held in the Roc hester «igh School student! lounge and cafeteria at 8 p.m. Five judges, two local three from out of town, are Arse selected, satd contest chairman | Mrs. Oscar J. Sorenson Jr. Winner of the competition will reign as ‘‘Miss Rochester Inde-| pendence Day Queen’’..during a OXFORD — Edward J. Bossar- idet has been elected president of the Oxford Citizens Study Group which recently was appointed to investigate village problems and to Has Winning Record CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI)—Paul| report its findings to the Village} Brown of the Cleveland Browns. ouncil. has won 267 games, lost 55 and tied 11 during 28 years of coaching | prep, high school, and professional football. 'six-man committee. The group has * * * Stewart Langley was Detroit Is Now Convinced More Dock Space Sought DETROIT (UPI)—Detroit, ‘which had ry be convinced it needed more dock facilities‘to handle St/ Lawrence Seaway traffic, today began exploring various plans for additional facilities. The Port of Detroit Commission, a Wayne County body which has urged expansion of dock facilities with no suc- cess for several years, revived ‘a plan for an east side ter- minal. The commission, which now has the visual proof of ships lined up in the Detroit River waiting for dock space, arranged a special meeting with Detroit Mayor Miriani to discuss the possibility of the east side terminal. ‘It also toured . deteriorating riverfront areas which might be suitable for the terminal. Meanwhile, two private Detroit terminals invited foreign ships to use their facilities to unload cargoes in order to re- lieve the jam in the river. The invitations extended by the Nicholson Tran- sit Co, and the Detroit Marine Terminals Inc. But agents for the foreign ships in the harbor said both Nicholson and Detroit Marine lacked warehouse and transit shed facilities needed. i elected) college, service vice president and secretary of the! Bossardet Heads Group fo Study Oxford Needs decided to hold meetings twice a month. Upon the recommendation of the council, the study committee will start with the’ project of looking for a suitable site for a | fire station, village offices and | police department. requirements which the group is asked to take into consideration lin the selection of an appropriate | |focation, These include that the property be within reasonable walking dis- jtance to the downtown area and jthat it provide building space Se j 3,600 square feet for village offi-) ices and fire station plus approxi-| center. Another prerequisite there be parking space for at least 30 cars ang that the |lo- cation be on a street with di- rect routes and protection for fire trucks. township in the overall building program or other public facilities should also be considered, the council has advised, * * * Village Attorney Robert V. Par- enti and Village Manager Ralph Precious were present at the ‘Other membrers of the com- mittee, besides Bossardet and Langley, are Clifford Vennard, Dr. Donald C. Davidson, Harry Hall and Gerald C, Qlrich, The feasibility of including the | The council bas listed certain| Fhomas Manley mately 1,200 square feet for a civic|t is that | said. | | study group's organizational meet-} jail, ing. store shopping center can be con- of 739 E. Madison strttted. In the meantime, townspeople leave become alarmed as to just what is going to happen. Many were contacted by a Pontiac Press reporter in an effort to spot-check opinions on the water-versus-land- The survey turned out to be almost a 50-50 proposi- tion. * * * General Motors Proving Grounds ‘employe Herbert Zachow’ would “just as soon see the water re-| returned. to the ponds,”’ built by Henry Ford Some 25 years ago “Those ponds/ used to be recre- ation as well as beauty spots of ~the town,” said. ‘‘We took our Boy Scouts + tes there for skating ZACHOW in the. winter- time, and for picnics in the sum- jmer. All this will be gone if the |ponds are not re-filled with water.”’ * * * A Redford High School teacher who owns some 200 acres and lives | Peo just around the.corner from the jponds, Mrs. | believes that the holes should be filled for real estate develop-/ ment and prg¢ vide additiowal | tax” revenue/ for “IT don’t’ think f |the towp should ake pver the operation and MRS. MANLEY | maiptenance of those ponds,” she) “If they have money—or get lit through taxation, I believe we should have something more con- structive like a youth center for our teenagers.” A Milford area housewife, Mrs. Fire Chief Purchases 100-Year-Old Jail Cell WOODSTOCK, Ohio (UPI) — Fire chief Charlés J, Clark recent- ly purchased a century-old collec- eas daa» gu hela It's & six. 40st portable cell which _only“tused oc- casionally during the past 25 year: for overnight. guests. Woodstock’s prisoners. are now. sent to jails in nearby towns.’ « James Ely, MILFORD—Whether to re-fill the|W@S before the ponds were emp-| |which Lansing plans throughout | "8" 19th century cestume, and a presentation of centennia! souv nirs to City Manager Walter K. Willman. * * * The bearded ambassadors are 400 Lansing men known as the Brothers of the Brush. - They let their beards grow in honor of their! city’s centennial. * * * } The caravan is the first of four jthe state to call attention to _ its ";People of Milford Divided on Pond S| likes the town as se tied, and thinks | plenty of ade- centers just out- centennial. Saturday's trip will also} and Fenton. * * Just hewinning its centennial plans, Pontiac has been using the’ |Lansing centennial as an_ initial model. | t | e- | They had ignited the crude oil | it go. to waste. j wall 23059 Eight-Mile| right. was angry when she reported| couy."* icky, it bubbles and is | ’ Mrs. Mitchell added, point-) MacQueen went out to look at} | the lot too. ‘‘Must be a gas leak,” lhe said. He called the Consumers peer Co. The firm denied the gas was . “We haven't got a main anywhere around there,” a spokesman said. The company way, “What you have there looks like! an oil and natural gas well,”’ they! x * * When Southfield Fire Chief Al- fred W. Kruck arrived on the scene, he found workmen calmly cooking hamburgers for.lunch. for that purpose rather than let The chief decided it might ex- plode. He wanted to evacuate the bowling alley 50 feet away. But MacQueen dissuaded him on} the condition that a concrete block} be ‘built around the well-' site immediately. It was. And, Chief Kruck posted a sign read-| ‘Notice: Natural Gas & Oil Seep-' age. Please don't light the gas. | itake in Walled Lake, Novi, Howell ee Order of fire! \¢ ie | “DANGER, NO SMOK-| \ING.” | the time, judging from/a sign STILL UNDECIDED Kruck then instructed MacQueen) to call in drilling experts to end| MacQueen was still undecided teday whether to drill or cap. “I have enough trouble getting instalied,” he said. “‘And where will I get the | | money?" He already has $500,- | 909 tied up im the alleys. “But, we'll contact a_ driller. We'll ‘find some way to get it done,”’ he added. The ground has dried a little since the discovery, but a strange odor still pervades the air — a rather tantalizing odor for Mac- Queen. Drill or cap? That is the question. 2nd Victim of Crash Near Lapeer Dies LAPEER — Injuries suffered in an auto accident near here Mon- day proved fatal yesterday to a Flint girl. Carol Barnes, 15, did this morning in Lapeer County General Hospital. She was the second death victim of the night-time | crash south of Lapeer. Driver of the car, James Barnes, 16, also of Flint but no relation to the girl, died Tuesday of injur- ie? sustained when his vehicle left jtne highway and overturned. Do They Want to Sell? CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (UPD — The real estate business in this city is getting tougher all here that reads: “Property for sale, no reasonable offer accept- ed.” Fin 000 $0 that there are] | quate shopping! | FT. FURNITURE S UPERMARKET VE —— a re t it ts nota like they were. However, he) 4 Parker thinks that Milford does not ia I can} _ iT see where Robbins has a point as | far as the business angle is | concerned.” Part-owner of a cleaning estab-| lishment, Mrs. Frank Eason owns and rents property directly across’ from the contro- OPEN oe TIL Oo) versal ponds at SPECIAL PURCHASE! mit St. She is @ <® all for filling , : the ponds with |\“‘good old terra firma and estab- ‘lishing a com. petitive shopping center.” “Since those ponds have been drained, tenants MRS. EASON in both of our houses have served notice that they are moving out} jbecause of the terrific odor emit-]} ting from the mud holes. We have! been getting $100 a month rent lfrom each house. Now we'll be | lucky to get anything,”’ she added. | * x * Owner of the Milford Cement Redi-mix plant, William Knapp, gets a kick out of the fact that *. sO many people} have become in-| dignant over the; situation. He P ointe al out, “This has | aroused Milford] to the fact that | we must make a decision one way or another | about. the growth of the town. It's good to get f 1 i l KROEHLER Sleep-or-Lounge sevcuet away action. KNAPP people thinking about the ‘respon- isibilities of taxation, beauty and development here.” High school teacher William) have the ae wd » support ) proposed sho p- Aping center if & om the land is filled in, and wants jthe water back ‘in the ponds, | “Milford is a ismall commu- nity, and/ not a | big shopping area,” “he said. | ‘We certainly do {not want those * . | unhealthy mud PARKER holés in the center of town—neither do we want to ruin the possibility of ,having scenic ponds by land- \filling for the shopping center.” See this new full size sleeper lounge in Lawson style just as pictured. It has an extra long inners mattress that makes a usable, comfortable, full size bed. Fine FULL SIZE DOUBLE BED! pir 100% nylon frieze covers in your choice of colors this a buy you can’t afford to Miss. T : 6 DELIVERY 90 i nage Same As Cash — Bank Terms Available of 2 te 24 Ravers? col Weamean 20 Franklin Rd., Just Off S$. $. Saginaw. Phone Peden! 592) PARK RIGHT AT THE FRONT DOOR. WAREHOUSE FURNITURE SALES | Some of the answers to why | the water's gone— how, When | and If the ponds will be re-filled, | Robbins. said that by that time) insurance inspectiong on all but the main Huron River dam will have been completed and he will ey © find out. what the couneil/ wants to do, TWENTY ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959. . -—- > Speedup Backfires tm J.C an ree 10 tve| + 8 Really Heat After All tomes ae ft Mother's Day Sale of Better Dresses TULSA, Okla. WW — Three éity- day suspensions. Scientists Find Humidity conducted later on infirm persons employed garbage collectors in-! tniteq States aircraft manu- and children to determine the best § . stalled a new work plan that back- facturers hold 85 per cent of the H O ] M ° Ett temperature-humidity for hospitals fs S MOTHER'S DAY fired, They rushed through their\orders for jet aircraft placed for as nN yY 1Inor ect and schools. JS yi ( work, went home to relax delivery through 1961. James E. Loucks, of the labor- ) 1S SUN.,MAY1O werk, the Mxce - | CLEVELAND (NEA)— Gathered|ditioning apparatus. The height of airy, aye at a oe — ffAMEY: CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE 81c SUPER SPECIAL Ladies’ . . . Men’s . . . Boys’ HALF SOLES LEATHER OR RUBBER Regular $2.50 Value in a soundproof isolation room, hu-|the room can be varied from eight man guinea pigs in Cleveland are|to 12 feet. or ve me 2 ry low, ys only a small || writing school lessons and playing) Subjects inside—students, house-| part in ae dod cards to pass the time. 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Barnetts gam ) 500 BRAND NEW The Scoop of the Year 3 BIG DAYS FRIDAY —SATURDAY and MONDAY () AP Wirephete — Jets’ Success Surprises { America’s Busy Airlines| WASHINGTON (UPI)—The jets are doing fine. In fact, even better than expected. That sums up the first six | months of U.S. commercial avi- ation’s entry into the jet age. The airline’s fast-expanding ficet of jetliners and jet-props is per- forming beyond all expectations. This is the picture of the first, half-year of jet operations: HOW'S BUSINESS? The airlines frankly admit they have been surprised by the impact of the jet age. The pure jets are booked solid for weeks and even! months ahead. The smaller but almost as fast jet-props are carrying far more passengers than piston-e n gine| planes over corresponding routes during corresponding periods.” * * * A UPI airline-by-airline survey showed these results: - PAN AMERICAN — Boeing | 707 jetliner flights te Europe are booked solid until mid-August and reservations are heavy well into September. Said cnc Pan- Am official: been booking mostly tickets for late fall, and that’s never hap- pened before.’’ Pan-Am also re- ports reservations are than usual on its slower DC7 piston engine planes, an indica- tion that the jets have stimu- lated over-all business. Pan-Am, first U.S. carrier to inaugurate “In April, we've | heavier | jet service, already has flown more than 50,000 passengers across the Atlantic in its 707’s and will pass the 100,009 mark by June. AMERICAN — Load factors (percentage of total seats filled) in 707 jetliners are running at least 95 per cent and often hit | 100 per cent. American's Lock- | heed Electras, a new jet-prop | airliner, are averaging load fac- tors of 80 per cent, about 20 per cent above the average for the airline’s piston-engine planes. The Electra is proving to be so much faster than anticipated, Ameri- can had to abandon conventional mea] service on its New York- Chicago flights. Instead of serv- ing each passenger individually, stewardesses roll a big buffet table down the aisle to speed up service, “The giris just coukin’t | keep up with the Electra,” an American spokesman explained. * * * TRANS WORLD — Lead fac- tors of 95-100 per cent are re- ported on 707 flights between San Francisco-New York and Los An- geles-Chic.go. TWA in early April was booking passengers for jet flights as far ahead as Au- gust — “the earliest advance sale in TWA histery,” a com- pany spokesman added, EASTERN — This carrier, which hasn't started pure jet op- erations, is beaming over its new Electras. 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But from all reports, the new- | est jet-powered additions to America’s commercial air fleet | have had fewer bugs than pre- | Only one pure jet has gone into! line operation — the Boeing 107.| Pan-Am, which has been flying the 707 for the longest period, says “we have had fewer troubles with the plane than with any oth- er type of aircraft. “We expected the 707 to be easier and less expensive to fly; Regular $75 Values @ All Wool Worsteds! @ All Wool Sharkskins! @ All 2-Pants Suits! @$75 Values for $56.75 This is undoubtedly the finest. selection we have ever offered! There are sizes for all men—tregulars, longs and shorts THE SAVINGS ARE ESPECIALLY GOOD AND THE EXTRA PAIR DOUBLES THE pet i See them Friday or Saturday sure —on Sale Tomorrow at $ a ANOTHER HIT! 295 BRAND NEW SUMMER SUITS INCLUDING “DRIP-DRY—WASH ‘n’ WEAR”—ON SALE AT JUST \ To Improve We now have Our Service two additional trunk lines, our new number is FE 2-9117 C. J. NEPHLER CO. Hours 8:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. 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Value ASSORTED POPPERS Remember—You_ Don't Need the Cash! | s] 11 5 tr 88¢ TAKE 12 WEEKS TO PAY Same ap Cash! — No Carrying Weng 4 | Open Your Account Today 9 SID BARNETT _— 150 NORTH SAGINAW — Next to Sears / outlet 18 S, SAGINAW THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 First of the synthetic automo-| Macleish to Do More Drama Pulitzer Winner Says He'll Concentrate Now on Playwriting ‘ NEW. YORK (AP) — Archibald MacLeish, a winner this week of his third Pulitzer prize, says he wants to concentrate on drama from now, on, “As nearly as I can judge,” he says, “that is what J want to do * * * The nine acts of Eugene “ipetua | ing 426; nights’ on’ Broadway. lJ 1940, ! s Kidna d lot iplay “Strange Interlude’ (includ-|bile tires were placed on the at least 12 times / \ing a-dinner intermission) ran for market ip the United States in pound than any | une T “aN bal An airplane motor must develop more power per other kind of a modern fuel-propelled engine oe Back Unharmed ~~ | 4 COPY CAT Fugitive Baby Sitter Snatched 1'%-Year-Old | DRESSES | Boy Monday for sitepy iktle = Michell Pla MOTHERS... |snuggled into his mother’s arms jlate Wednesday, back home from a nightmare probably he won't re-| jmember much about. | The 1%-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson was flown back \from Dallas where his 16-year-old and Daughters of All Ages! Ms aed “ ” days ago his verse drama baby sitter took him. fare pokes ae a It all started last Monday when icoand an ES pb Bore the baby sitter, Betty Smithey, a > Bandana Prints tien then the pan oval ms snub-nosed fugitive from the Girls _ 4 for poetry won in 1933 a Welfare Home in Albuquerque, ) in bright red and set off with white fs i . wandered off with the little boy. 5 rick rack and straw belt. Attached 4 “f € Today, on his 67th birthday, the She had been. sitting with him in inner perri-coats. ay tall gray man who has been law- the Johnson’s home at Placitas, a i Jan yer, journalist, librarian, diplo- mountain village northeast of Al- 578 oo 7” . 10% mat, poet and educator, is mov- buquerdue. Sizes 4-6X 7 to 14 f 8 to 16 me slong with forceful, genial io sal know why I did it,” the)’ 5 . orphaned teenager said in Dallas |; . MacLeish, who started out as a after her arrest. AZURE CHEC KS ? j i | r Yale quarterback and captain of) NAUTS REPORT — ‘National : Acro- 59 Wiseciale ek tr . in button front cotton sleeveless dresses. 5 water polo, talks in simple, un- SFRO ‘ ; Mrs. Johnson had been working pedantic terms. A conversational nautics and Space Administration Project Mer- gram in preparation for manned orbital flight. las a psychologist at the girls in- 4 to 6X 398 7 to 14 498 7 to 15 reference to Marxism brings the| CUry volunteers are shown as they reported to They are ldoking at molds used in development (stitution. She said she resigned comment that the black-and-white| the space Task Group at Langley Air Force Base, of a couch on which one of them may ride on the [Friday and received permission to absolutes of such ideology “bore| Va. to start an education and orientation pro- planned orbital space flight. take Betty home with her. SHIRTWAISTS with eyelet embroidered puffed ; the hell out of me.” } == == a Her attempts to give Mitchell to sleevs. Copen blue and white stripes. ~ Discussing the triumph of) |strangers in a drugstore in Dallas } joan Ge Harvert Eagit pro-- Also Accused of Rape Attempt Electronic Card to Offer led to recovery of the baby. Betty, 210 6x 798 7114 BIB 8 10 16 | 498 essor says: } , . |was found by police in a cafeteria | {1 couldn't have been more ex-| C t t . Month’s Parking at $4 jin downtown Dallas. \ cited if I was marrying for the h VY h B G ] 15 | An airline employe carried}; first time,” he says. ‘‘You realize, arge Ou ea Ir 4 | PETOSKEY ® — Motorists (Mitchell from the plane in Albu-| WHITE SUN LOVERS that with a play, the efforts of ray will ae eee |querque to his mother. As he V-neck and sleeveless with pastel embroidery braid trim at many people besides you have TUCUMCARI, N.M. (AP)—A 15| A ster, hunting rabbits in rate lor a city parking Mt reached for her, the little fedhead| neck and belt -, ; . oa As te whale” lyearolé Tucumcari youth has|the inte Pes sears re eht'st and will use cards with an im- murmured, “mama, mama.” and b 4 to 6X 498 7 to 14 598 8 to 16 798 _ The drama is based upon the| been charged on two counts of as-| on. and called an ambulance | Printed ciectronic circuit te | Mrs. Johnson, wan from worry, Biblical Eook of Job, with a mod- Sault in the beating and attempted| “ws -| open the lot gate. isaid, “I knew he was safe.” ‘ } ern man of business — referred Tape of @ 15-year-old high school | ¢ Cards will sell for $4 a month | Then she said, “I’m so re- to throughout by just his initials—| Classmate. ee, ee ee ee ee The MARGARET ANN SHOP | The youth, Wayne Allen Gran- "0" the semiconscious girl and Current parking costs a quarter | As for the Smithey girl, held in ; experiencing successive misfor- tunes that strip him of fortune, ; 1 Massey, Christopher Plummer ~ *« * ee and James Daly, who has the title) Granger pleaded innocent to the | role. charges: at his preliminary’ hear-| The theme of “justification of|ing Wednesday. blind human smisery,’’ MacLeish| The girl was found bruised and explains, was impressed upon him|battered, south of Tucumcari| when he visited London shortly/Twesday in a clump of mesquite| after the blitz of World War TL.| bushes, covered with tumtble-| GIVE MOTHER A BETTER GIFT... ee ger, was free on 1$,500 bond today, | learned the name of her assailant.| each time the lot is used. 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M. to 9 P.M es. ee . , 4 7 A : ; ; / r - ; * 4 = > / q j ‘ a ' F ” THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 EE oe od ie Te rage ; ‘a * A HOIST FOR BAY CITY — World's largest railroad crane is product of Bay City’s Industrial Brownhoist Corp., one of the Now Looks to Seaway Spurt Bay City Boasts Diversified Industrial Base = (This is the 12th in a series of articles on Michigan's industrial and cultural achievements written by Michigan newsmen as an introduc- tion to Michigan Week 117-23) By LESLIE E. ARNDT Staff Writer, Bay City Times BAY CITY—An historical transi- tion that has been appropriately entitled, “From Sawdust to Sea- way,” tells the story of Bay City. Once the camping grounds of the Chippewa Indians, it can glance back nostalgically to its early days 2s a brawling, sprawling hub of America’s lumber industry. Its population hasn't changed much from its lumbering hey- dey, but townspeople have new confidence the city will grow and prosper as the St. Lawrence waterway opens the doors to world trade. Already plans are laid for a huge July 3-5 festival marking seaway completion, al- though the project won't be done until later in the year. awaits only the completion of the seaway. Then Bay City, Saginaw and Midland, will break the fresh- water barrier. Already a “Golden tee is at work on an areawide Evolution from colorful lumber barons and furtraders to Chevrolet workers and manufacturers of _ Bay City has over 100 manu- guided missile destroyers provides facturing firms today a Bay City history filled with Tange from peanut butter and plenty of fascinating chapters. On knotty pine furniture to ships and the way the 122-year-old city industrial cranes. passed through lumbering, salt- Some 120 years have passed mining and shipbuilding stages to its present diversification of in- dustry. * called the Saginaw Trail from Detroit, at what is now Bay City. He was armed with a commis- sion to build a lighthouse at the Saginaw River’s mouth. That was in July, 1837, the same year Michigan became a state. Bay City, cradfe of pine stands, iwas a “‘natural’’ as lumber king lof the world. Sawmills dotted its river banks for miles. In the ban- ner year of 1888, enough lumber \(over four billion feet) was cut in . the mills along the Saginaw River In the United States, there fol- to make a sidewalk of two-inch Teddy’s Son was Prime Mover American Legion Notes 40-Years Service to Vets \sT. LOUIS (AP) — The Ameri- men flocked to Paris to a caucus, can Legion, its seed planted in,March 15-17, and the Legion was France in the twilight of the First|on its way. World War, is celebrating its 40th anniversary. | = ™ Praised for service to veterans acquaint veterans with the pro- globe four times. and the community, the Legion also posed organization. In St. Louis “Jpn the 1850s the county's salt has been criticized on charges of|/on May 6, 1919 the advance com- pasin was tapped and this business ultra - nationalism, governmental mittee of each state made plans pouyrished. Came the year 1890 meddling and too much conven- for a general caucus. and the area, like the rest of tion horseplay. On the afternoon of May 8th, Michigan, was singing the swan ~ *& * Roosevelt called the caucus to song of a once-mighty timberland But its critics cannot deny the order. | * * * influence and power of the Legion |mmediately, there was a stam-| Those with stakes in the land with its 2,814,000 members. pede to elect The U.S. Army high command chairman, against his wishes. He to provided the spur for the birth of promptly resigned. \They laid the groundwork for to- ss Posi 908 | Roosevelt was said to have felt/day’s span of newer industries. | After Germany had been defeat- that the Legion would be hurt by! Out of this, among other things, | ed. discontent arose in the Amert- having a person with such a well-|came a machine shop (Industrial a Expeditionary Force. The war known name as his at its helm. Brownhoist Corp.), which in time was over and the doughboys want- Finally elected chairman was began turning out mammoth rail- ed to go home. Henry D. Lindsley of Texas. road and industrial cranes that The Army high command, seck- The Legion was chartered by re used the world over. The spr ilk Sc this discontent, act of Congress and the charter Came a shipyard (Wheeler) which called 20 National Guard and Re- convention was held in Minnea- launched the first 600-foot steel serve Officers to a Paris meeting polis Nov. 10-12, 1919 ifreighter.to ply the Great Lakes. aimed at finding ways to end the re * . soldiers’ grumbling. There was * Today's bustling Defoe Ship- talk and some recommendations.| This Saturday Legionnaires will) building Co. began as a “do-it- But some officers were thinking return to downtown St. Louis to a yourself’’ project in production of farther ahead. | plaque on a utility company wall— knockdown boats. It now builds formerly the site of a theater, Super-freighters 650 feet long, replace lumber One as Lt. 1. Theodore Speen Je eae) ‘ae po where the Legion was born — and among the largest in the lakes’ President. Roosevelt had been hold rededication ceremonies. | fleets, as well as U.S. Navy : ae vessels. thinking of a veterans’ organiza- tion long before the high com- Begts Dinner Racket mand moved to still the foot sol-, million dollar Navy contracts call- diers’ complaints. SAN DIEGO, Calif. u—The tele. ing for four guided missile de- With Roosevelt the prime force, vision set in George Pernicano’s Stroyers, largest ever built inland. | the 20 men formed a unit and/restaurant has to compete with This will keep the firm busy spread the word that a meeting |the jukebox and the singing chef. through 1962. The seaway already would be held March 15, 1919 in|So Pernicano installed headsets for has meant that to the community. It is currently at work on multi- oldest industrial firms in the area. Industrial Works, and is now affiliated with Penn-Texas Corp. Many believe its future poteritial|been internationally famous for its Triangle” boom is evident, and a| x * * Tri-County Seaway Study commit: | development program. | * * } j } iv, p jucts terminal on Saginaw River, and since Stephen Wolverton came | to the end of what the Indians | lowed an intensive campaign to pjank four feet wide circling the —— > It originally was known as bicycles changed to automobile parts. Today it is one of the Chevrolet Motor Division plants of General Motors Corp. | Dow Chemical is currently build- ing huge petrochemical plants in adjacent Bangor township. It has lestablished an overseas marine more than two dozen ocean-going vessels put in last year to take aboard chemicals and _ plastics bound for European ports, Consumers Power Co. is build- ing a $150 million electric gen- | erating plant at the river's mouth, adjacent te its big John | C. Weadock plant, ultimately to | | be largest in the statewide sys- | tem. It is named for Dan E. Karn, Consumers’ president. Shopping hub of northeastern 'Michigan, Bay City hits an annual retail volume of $130 million-plus. It has a brand new multi-billion dollar downtown shopping: center. Few cities can match Bay City’s 75.7 per cent of home ownership. Its long-range, pay-as-you-go pub- lic school building program has attained national prominence. = CHEVY’S him permanent |began looking about for something | processing: | -—— a= Paris. |patrons who insist on TV with their) With the coming of the auto- Some 1,000 officers and enlisted! meals. - : |mobile, another plant that had| ... the MAGNIFICENT Kimball — Organ The Choice of the Serious Musician , ... 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Taylor, 85, the board of U.S. Steel Corp. and former presidential representative to the Vatican, died Wednesday at his home, ; Taylor retired from U.S. Steel at the age of 64. chairman of the firm’s finance committee, Taylor was credited}Merit from in with wiping out the company’s 340- 1948 for his 10-year service in the re- President Harry S. Truman’s per- sonal representative to Pope Pius.|@lso was active in rubber, banking The appointment met with pro- and textiles. His biggest financial tests by Protestant groups, al-/Coup was the two-billion-dollar though Taylor was an Episcopali former chairman of|an of Quaker ancestry, Taylor|and the Bank of Commerce. himself took no part in the dis- lion for geous leader of all men believing| additional in God and human liberty.” paid In 1927, as the Taylor received the Meda] ofibegan the canal in 1878. v million-dollar funded debt by is-| Vatican post, Pa: suing common stock. 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But, impressive as these records are, they can only hint at why Chevrolet’s '59’s hottest selling car. To really find out, just drop down to your dealer’s and drive one. Try the hot one—see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! V CHEVROLET | * No wonder more people are buying Chevrolets than any other car! — ' r ‘MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC. a ~ 34 Mill St. and 631 Oakland Ave., Pontiac, Mich. . , . PO a ae” a as Pe a, ey “FE 5-4161-. 5 ry Hb, fle: a we TF ‘nie Nx asamoetautsahiiaiall San, cin y , : . , oe : «4 . €* «© of eevee . . r es *: «- y > \ % ge by . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 | TWENTY-FIVE By Yugoslav Radiation Accident ‘Eddie and Liz |a Nevada divorce Monday, the| ne College Gets Replica!ChoP. Crow Killer ad iday his six-week legal residence | Uses Hi-Fi Player ends, Miss Reynolds said j Plan to Wed would not contest it. ” of Rosetta Stone | IDABEL. Os. @ = Herbert Study of Organ Transplanting Aided wer tuesday "st eets on ae marriage and Miss Taylor’ "| MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — A business in a big way. He bought a BOSTON (NEA) — ecm an|mén absorbed 500 to 1,000 and sur-| recognition by blood antibodies is liquid were withdrawn from donors HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Eddie fourth. The darkhaired actress replica of the famed Rosetta Stone, hi-fi battery operated record play- | } | atomic reactor ran wild in Yugo-|vived, — what causes the destruction of and injected into the five Yugo- rusher ong aap onnilg Remgeete was divorced from Hotel Heir| which wag discovered near Mem-ler and some crow call records. aavis. tee = is closer when you! Credit for ‘the seeming miracle| tissue grafted from unrelated (slavs. Tuesday — rl day ater he nets one 7 ond baie eanae! phis, Egypt, in 1799, has been pre-| He can call crows from several ade 0 a tissue bank for a spare goes to Dr. George-A, Mathe and| persons. The technician who had been)), bi ilding. Her third husband, 'sented to Southwestern College in| wiles away. Unless he kills 25 or y af piece of skin. it lle “yl r " te the tor did is Nevada divorce from Delibie}man Mike Todd, died in a plane} IM hi Te y- 3 is colleagues a Curie Founda-| The rationale of transplanting|Closest to reactor did not re- peynolds’ teak leit: 406%. emus, 1 €0D- 440 a day he does.not consider it No complete breakthrough has|tion Hospital in Paris. new bone marrow after radiation|Vive- The other four responded * * tt ye * * |much of a bunt. been effected in grafting new or-| x * * is that new or “foreign” marrow @nd within weeks their white blood- 7, singer changed his wedding | The awainal stone, which en- ja’ bibl a ieee, les tf cca Dr. Mathe transplanted new bone|Will be unable to “recognize” and Cell count began ty rise. iday, originally set for Thursday, Tooting His Own Horn anal schdlars to decipher ance Sans Gen! skcenctharied, ‘marrow in five of the six men to|thus destroy subsequently grafted Dr. Mathe announced to the to make sure Mike Todd Jr., son. ee eee T [ANGLE mtrengmhene ireplace that destroyed in the acci-|‘‘foreign’’ tissue. \press the marrow transplant had of Miss Taylor's late husband,, WORCESTER, Mass, (UPI) — play in a London, England, “nu: Dr. John P. Merrill, head of |dent. More-than five months later,| Radiation will de§troy marrow|"taken."” The experiment may, he would be on hand as best man. An 83-year-old milkman, Anders seum. There it was seen by Dr. Fur iture Co. Boston’s Peter Bent Brigham four of the five are alive and well, |to make way for a transplant. But said, “offer a logical means of Todd has to be in Spain -next Anderson, says that if people drank and Mrs. W. B. Dunham, who ar-) Hospital’s kidney research lab- their transplants still functioning. |how much radiation will kill the/therapy, not only for those receiv- Thursday. more milk there would be less ranged to have a plaster model|f 12g §. Weodward, Birmingham oratory, has been in Europe in- | The Paris experiment could point | marrow and not do the same for jing massive radiation, but also for Fisher, making a Las Vegas heart trouble, Anderson has been made and shipped to their home} South of Maple Road vestigating treatment that saved the way to successful transplants | the patient? The Paris work may! leukemics.” jhotel appearance, expects to get\in the milk business 57 years. ‘town, i the lives of four Yugoslavs. They |of kidneys and other human tissue, |offer pertinent data. were among six exposed to for marrow transplants (as of this) ‘‘We won't know for sure wdc! hitherto lethal doses of radiation (writing) are basic to tissue graft- the Paris transplants have been in @ nuclear reactor accident. ing between persons who are not|successful for at least a year,” Rafliation destroyed vital blood-|dentical twins. said Dr. Mervill, who is a close producing bone marrow. Gener-| The blood of one twin will not |{riend of Dr. Mathe. ally, 400 to 800 roentgens of radia-| “recognize” tissue grafted from | The sequence of events that led tion will prove fatal. Yet t ‘ ” = 15, 1908 when © puciear ti Pp hese' the other as “foreign This began Oct. 15, 1958, when a nuclear reactor near Belgrade went out of control, exposing six technicians : to lethal radiation. ; . BONE DAMAGE | The men were flown to Paris |where tests confirmed gamma rays For Home Improvements | 2 #20 o: sessed the and CONSOLIDATION of DEBTS >" Outdoor Living Gifts free for | One man responded to classic |therapy of blood transfusions, rest and vitamins. The other five showed an almost absolute lower- ing of their white blood-cell count. | These cells produce antibodies | primarily responsible for the | body’s defense against disease | and “foreign” substances. 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De tivery Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas | Detstsewiee x LEWISTON, Maine, MRS. ROBERT BLISS MRS, LEWIS MARION |ville Rd., will be held at 2 p.m./Louis B. Costello, 82, president of | Mrs. Robert (Edith) Bliss, for-| Mrs, Lewis (Ethel) Marion, 70, Saturday at the Sharpe-Goyette Fu-}‘he company that publishes ut mer owner and operator of Bliss of: 1365 Baldwin Rd., died yester-|Neral Home, Clarkston. Burial will | Lewiston Daily Sun and Evening Variety Store in Waterford, died day at Pontiac General Hospital | follow in Lakeview Cemetery, Journal, died Wednesday. He had/ 4 , j in the newspaper business in Tuesday while visiting her sister,'after .a long illness, Clarkston. ; rete Hattie of St. Louis. | She was a member of Christian) Mrs. Wilds died early this morn-/ Lewiston for more than 60 y "| ; Temple. ing at her home following a three: , , wa nes See ne ree Service will be held at 1 p.m, | month illness leaches, Gi Arevien eaten nal "|Saturday at the Farmer-Snover F Surviving are her husband, Wil-| Age on prio and the January eral Home with burial in Ever: |iaim F.; two sons, Jack F. of On ot Re Beet Soviet actors bed arch church group. leceen Cemetery, Brown City. |Mendon and Harry J. of Romulus: |“re@te the role of Lenin on the Service will be held at 11 a. m. a daughter, Mrs. John L. White of|Stage. died Wednesday, Tass re-| Saturday at the Sparks-Griffin’ : | tapes: three brothers, a sister,’ ‘ F. pel with burial in Ottawa Park HENRY McGOUGH 11 grandchildren and three great: WASHINGTON (AP) — Elmer i hemes Phage rie np ea Ne cieael i —— C. Sager, 62, traffic bureau chief | St. died at his home yester-| a men . lf |day. He was 72. for the Washington office of The | | MRS. MERRITT F. BUTLER | | Mrs. Merritt F. (Blanche) But-| ler, 76, of 63 S. Tasmania St., died yesterday of apoplexy after an ill- ers and St. Michael Church ness of three days. Surviving are his wife, Mary, She was a member of the First two sisters and two. brothers. Church of the Nazarene and the! The Rosary will be récited at Order of Eastern Star at Howard/8:30 tonight at the Melvin A! City. . | -|Schutt Funeral Home. Service will! Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. be at 10.a.m. Friday at St. Mich-| Lolita Williams of Detroit; two) ael Church with burial in Mt. Hope sons, Merritt of Pontiac and Vin-| Cemetery. cent of Bonn, Germany; and six’ grandchildren. Mrs. Butler’s body is at the) Huntoon Funeral Home. Hi . Associated Press for 10 years, |— e was a retired employe . \died Wednesday of a heart attack. | Pontiac Motor Division and al! member of the Seaforth Highland- reau chief at AP offices in New- | lark, Boston and Philadelphia, He | at Seaway Gate calelaiane LOS ANGELES (AP) — George : ; 'W. Lupton, 88, retired Santa Fe | 41 Ships Bunched UP Raiway executive, died Wednes- |b on Lake Ontario Behind |day. He was estiatant to the vice | president in charge operations | Welland Canal Lock lat the railway's Chicago office un- 1 ‘til be retired in 1937. ' PORT WELLER, Ont. w—Offi- ATLANTA, (AP) — Miss Lucy, Randolph Mason, 77, former south MES, ANNA SCAIFE | Mrs. Anna Scaife died yesterday |cials hoped to straighten out a in Livonia after an illness of eight \traffic jam in the St. Lawrence|eastern public relations officer for ~ years, a : She is survived by a daughter, |5°2¥aY at the Welland Canal to-|the CIO, died Wednesday. | Mrs. Florence Parris of Detroit,|day but would make no promises. and a granddaughter. * * * na a is at the Huntoon Fu-| A fleet of 41 ships bunched up = + | to enter the single lock taking them into the 274 mile water- -~ WARREN J. LAFNEAR | Graveside service was held at |10 this morning at Oak Hill Ceme-; tery for Warren J. Lafnear, infant} son of Mr. and Mrs. Claudé Lalf- near of 9 Collier Rd. . The baby was born Tuesday and | WILLIAM H. WHITE | way between Lake Ontario and died yesterday at St. Joseph Mer-| Service for William H. White,| Lake Erie, bypassing Niagara | ley Hospital. \66, of 1739 Woodland Dr., Sylvan! Faijs. The United States and Canada|» combined produce upwards of onc- |) fourth of the world’s total supp:y of fish. _ Lake will be held at 10 a.m. Friday . at Our Lady of Refuge Church’ The lock at the Port Weller end) with burial in Holy Sepulchre Cem. | °! the canal lifts ships from the| AB inl ANON Ms BN: a lc Mt Bo 9 s George’s for . _ |Sager formerly was traffic be lf Give Her... Film Sheer, Beautiful The perfect Mother’s Doy Gift, sheer, sheer Berk- 4 MOTHER’S DAY MAY 10 Tis, tin, Sag I~ 2 Give Mother the Finest ~~ BERKSHIRE NYLONS 39 Gift Boxed Free! FREE PARKING With | Lake Ontario level. Each time it is/ ; : . Purch of etery. urchase BOTTLE PERFUME WITH ae White drowned Sunday in a|/0wered it brings along a vessel| shire with the non-run nylace top and toe run $2 or More EVERY LADIES’ SUNBEAM canoe accident in Londo Lake, near | bound the other way. F stoppers. Full fashioned and proportion knit SHAVER SOLD | Tawas. - wat x * . * bake Ex F “Wo give true beauty and lasting wear. in short, ° taffic eastbound from Lake Erie average and long lengths, sizes 82 to 11. Choose FRIDAY & SATURDAY JOSEPH G. CORNELI to Lake Ontario so far has been from Regular Price $17.50 DISCOUNT PRICE TROY—Joseph Grant Cornell, 70, ly normal. of 389 E. Big Beaver Rd., died this Another bottleneck was devel- morning at North Detroit General, oping in the Detroit River be- | Hospital, Detroit, following several; tween Lake Erie and Lake st. months illness. | Clair. Ships waiting te unload Funeral arrangements are being were bunching up in the channel made by the Price Funeral Home.| with prospects that the way may not be cleared before the week- | end. LADIES’ MRS. ROSS HEICHEL AVON TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Ross| * * * : (Charlotte M.) Heichel, 50, of 3243; Transport Minister George Hees| = Donley St., died early this morn-|told the House of Commons yester- | ig ing at Pontiac General Hospital. day that the snags were due to! Funeral arrangements are being moméntary overpopularity of the 7 made by the Moore Chapel of the! Seaway, which opened for business) 7 Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home, Au-| April 25. Ships were jammed up, | burn Heights. he said, by the ice- THE ~ Bob Condsidine Says: Feel Sorry for Yourself? NEW YORK — The next time ing hands and fingers of the blind you feel sorry for yourself, visit! gardeners. a hospital. These words are being written a few minutes after a memorable| visit to the Institute of Physical he showed us through the fairy-| Medicine and Rehabilitation, New| land York University-Bellevue Medical) Center. I saw a little Bolivian boy proudly watering his flowers, ma nipulating the spray with tiny Annenberg Haupt, publish- contribution: to the institute, its kids. The gift is a playground whose gear will be fitted to the limitations of the users, outdoor grill on which they can ed at expanding the — of| their picnic fare, and a su- house where spring will| in breathless bloom. =| * * * It is unique, but surely one day) will be found at the side of many | always be rebirth of plants and flowers, the| emergence of rare beauty from | homely soil, the . patient iieiiaa of nature. The passageways of the place al- | low for the dimensions and intrica-| cies of wheelchairs; the flower pots’ are built low, where they can be reached. * * * This good woman, whose love of children and flowers has here! found perfect communion, is proud- er of an herb patch than anything she has touched, She showed it to us, a shallow table-like garden sprouting rosemary, lavender, thyme, sage, Gil, mint and the like | It is a- garden for blind chil- dren, Here, fragrance and the feel of texture will substitute for the delights of coler, Nearby, a cactus corner — confined to need. less.species because of the quest- EDDIE STEEL NEW CARS Dr. Howard A. Rusk, the great! fice, overlooking the river. rehabilitationist who directs the in- |was lost in thought. stitute, was suddenly summoned as a bit. girl all done up in blue, stood alone} by a great window of Rusk’s of- Enid Haupt! made a little girl-talk with her for! culminated when she fished) through her purse and found a) . A pretty assistan mind satty les a . him. vot odin ia shout ‘e| treasured kerchiet to give her. It} There was a nurse or two, a best/Beatty leaned over her husband, ~~ *"" "* (of the "nited start.” He invited ga to come) |provided the “something old,’’ and| man from down Virginia way, and and his eager, grateful lips found space program 0 oe along the girl was touchingly grateful. |the Rev. Kenneth C. Fordyce of h¢'s oo * rates) leaves pie, ’ the head iy Wilieucs nes the Methodist Church of New Cum-; of engineering a niversity © Linda Williams, a pretty Virginia! David Beatty waited ima rooms berland. W. Va. “Well, now the serious part is Michigan said * * * over, let's get on with the fun,"’ Ernest Boyce, who also is a i AP Wirephote STARTS 39TH YEAR BEHIND BARS — Antonio (Tony) De Tardo, 84, prepares to light his pipe as he sits in a rocking chair at the barred window in his quarters in San Quentin, Calif. prison He recently began serving his 39th year in prison. De Tardo, dean of the prison both in age and continuous time served, came to San Quentin after pleading guilty | to » shesting his wife Madeline. You'll Never Know You've Got Until You've Been to Eddie Steele Sales - Service - Satisfaction DON’T TAKE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER! EDDIE STEEL 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD., KEEGO HARBOR | BIG NEW OUTDOOR SHOWROOM Out of the High -. Overhead Area ~ Judge's Laundry NEW TRUCKS | ~ (> USED CARS USED TRUCKS PARTS and SERVICE FE 5-9204 PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 TWENTY-NINE, talent into’ things which are The Name’ s the Same economic nd ially Engineer Raps ee ae rd sike to but Not Poll Results sea_ys put some of the billions we're pouring into the space pro-| gram toward _ bringing up Visit a Hospital Space Program xr." uc's nt as an arrow in his reli-chair, his | David Beatty looked up at her with U. of M. Department “ * | James J. Johnson, a Republi- head held high by his heavy ‘amused apology in his fine eyes d U.S. Pl “We're spending billions to Jand|can, was defeated for state sen- ‘His hand was lifted by the best Hea Says A ans a man on the moon and contribut-/ate, but James B. Johnson, a Dem- man and the minister while Linda ‘Leave Me Cold’ ing only $50 million to the World ocrat, was re-elected to the state placed the ring on his finger. And Health Organization." house of representatives. then it was over. Linda Williams, : ns ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. WwW James Johnson won and James | Johnson lost in Sweetwater County lelection races for the Wyoming neck brace, like a West Pointer | om parade, Near him sat a friend in similar armor, and with a sim- | larly severed spinal cord, CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) —‘‘ The consultant for. the World Hea!th organization in the South Pacific. was one of many engineers at the annual spring conference of the, American Society of Fazinecrs here who claimted the space pro- Dr, Rusk said. He gallantly kissed the bride, and soon the cokes and cookies were flowing like wine We went by the flower house again. Juanito Yepez, a trunk with hands and feet but neither arms : | Linda William, engaged to Da- \vid before the terrible accident, came in on the arm of her father. |Her husband-to-be could not turn ihis head to see her. The best man In MEN’S and BOYS’ ‘FINE APPAREL © Clipper Craft Clethes @ Jeckey Underwear e —- eee. | 3 + gad : a vag ee Secks . a. ‘crop. A_ great-eyed little boy * * * A | lowed the tender recitation of the thumped in on his braces, spotted x Lhe baf Z imarriage pact, the half-whispered ; “I couldn’t care less about a : a caged parrot, cried, ‘‘Polly, want tending 2 man en the moon,” “tus ee gt pledges, promises. a cracker?” and hugged his own nis . ane 8 Boyce said. “The space pro- gram leaves me cold.” MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER “For better or for worse, in | sides in delight. ia: tak Charge Accounts Invited. Open Every Nite * sickness and in health,” fluttered | Mrs. Haupt, God bless her. went through the room and took com- | back to work. pelling meaning. The best lady put her handkerchief briefly to | her nose and mouth. “We need to put our money and Aired at Meeting WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (?— A murmur ran through the Wood County Board chambers as _ the committee chairman, reading a list of bills submitted for approval, came to this item “Jail laundry — Judge's Laun- dry, $8.10.” | “Sinee when,” demanded one | of the newly-elected rural super- | visors, “‘are we paying for the judge’s laundry?” | It was all smoothed over when a city supervisor explained that | Judge’s Laundry is a local clean-| jing establishment and the bill was 'for laundry work for the county jail. | . a=” ‘ A modern internal gas combus- tion engine burns aboué 13 pounds of air to every pound of tuel | . ‘consumed. —- | : | . | —, SALE SAVE! GET ROYAL CROWN COLA 16-OUNCE 6-PACK AT ~ HALF PRICE ROYAL CROWN 16-OUNCE WHEN YOU BUY VERNORS 8 OUNCE 6-PACK AT VERNORS 8-OUNCE FORD Inc | Right now you can buy a 6-pack of 8-ounce deliciously different Vernors at regular price and get a 6-pack of 16-ounce R-C Cola at half price! R-C Cola— the fresher refresher with a sprightly-light taste all its own. Vernors and R-C Cola . .\. what a tasty pair. What a time to buy! Go ahead — step out your door, go down to your store and stock-up now! ROYAL CROWN COLA Is Bottled and Distributed by. | : VERNORS GINGER ALE, INC. ‘ OFFER’ AVAILABLE ONLY IN haere: ANN ARBOR AND PONTIAC! ee Se 8 ee Se THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 3 _THIRTY - Like 115 Degrees in the Shade? Few Complain By SAUL PETT AP Feature Writer PHOENIX, Ariz. sound like a Chamber of Com- merce brochure, it quickly stated that not everyone in * Phoenix is ecstatic over the cli- mate. local cynic. advises another. “It's 115 in the |cactus, becomes a conqueror of shade and you fry going between * * * “It's great for sick people and bad for healthY people,’’ says one ‘d never had a sinus headache until I: got here.” “Tell ’em about the summers,” air-conditioned houses. “If you leave your car out for Stage made in Arizona. any time, you can't drive without u—Lest should % both physically and cally. $11,000 houses with this: A typical resident is an Iowa farmer with sinus trouble from a | - be Schenectady factory worker with jfor his ego. asthma. He arrives with a concave chest, a blurred vision of the world, a dour view of the future and a sense of indifference to the past. couldn't interest him less. * x * But in the clear dry air of the desert, he throws out his chest, | vast distances and an authority on every dust stop the old Butterfield Where the thought of a trip psychologi- like a movie star," according to! Phoenix's - ‘real estate agents advertising|Since 1940, it has multiplied its try followed people to Phoenix. | swimming |area 12 times from 9 to 111 square! ‘| pools. Anyway, the West is good miles) and more than quintupled | This is the man who has made '336,000): Histo An tique Autos Fresh a is going into business he in six months had the house fin-| F : Otf the Assembly Line ‘the climate is friendly. 4 NEW YORK (UPI) — If you're for the Rollsmobile has a modesn grows taller with the tall-fingered|hankerin’ for ‘one of those cars innovation — automatic transmis-| see how many would like te work ‘they used to make in ‘‘the good sion. | old days,’’ you can still get one. | | To be exact, you can get three—| For $1,295, you can buy a Sur-| Motorola mow has three plants jthe Rollsmobile, the Surrey and rey, made by the E. W. Bliss Co.,! here. , ithe Merry Olds. Authentic repro-'o¢ Canton, Ohio. The wheels have! General ‘Electric, Sperry-Rand, ‘© be guarded by men on horse-| ‘About It in Phoenix with big picture windows and,;there is little the Spanish in- \except for some stuceo homes fluence eft a Se no sign of th ornate black iron railings, the old cowboys. growth astonishing.| Unlike most other cities, indus-, ing station shortly after the war is a millionaire builder today. not vice versa. It came for the | riage ee ee bain lits population (from 60,000 to relatively low state taxes, the | u piece of land and with his |available labor market, the srow- | wife Mary began to build his ine consumer market of the Amer-| own home, using a few hand | | | ican Southwest and for the simple,| 00s and a borrowed saw. They worked 16 hours a day and| "et uncomplicated reason that if a/| in feather-light, style-right WASH ‘n WEAR SUITS ; Get another suit for... Here's a fresh, new ship- J ment of tropical - weight /might as well set up shop where ished. Someone offered _ them $8,500 for it and they found them- | \Selves in the building business. Las y : . A aaechitiee pr panier Pca sas ‘Today Long is one of the biggest ves and builders in the Southwest. He has’ | th elr wives out from Chicago to ‘put up more than 8,500 homes. | ‘WATER IMPORTANT Water has been important to ithe growth of Phoenix. In the old| ‘days, the open water canals used} | and live in Phoenix. LKighty- x *« * | seven per cent said they'd like it. d a handkerchief around the whee!.”’ MINORITY REPORT across town once made him wince, he now thinks nothing of driving 350 miles up to Las |ductions of these antique cdrs are ichugging off production lines in two states. wooden spokes. The engine, a 'souped-up eight horsepower job, as- sertedly gets 65 miles to a gaHon, Air Reseerch Corp. and Reynolds back with rifles. |Aluminum have plants here and] others are coming all the time. | But water hasn’t been rationed in Phoenix since 1911, when the summer suits — need only sudsing ond hanging to 36 to 46. But this is the minority report. Veo lee op weekend: ap 10 4h ajori +S >rwhelming- - i . . ane ae tanks, fe m 2 miles down to Nogales for a | The Rolismobile, selling for $1, Phoenicians are people who came Mexican bullfight. jlurching along at a top speed of 195, is made by the Starts Manu- 3° niles per hour facturing Co. in Fort Lauderdale, | = : Just last spring there were still, Reosevelt Dam was finished and cows grazing out in Deer Valley | irrigation began to reclaim a lwhen General Electric broke! barren desert. - frdm somewhere else with aches He may not earn as much as he) Fa. 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AGrON. 3's vcs eves cinpareoagesssceccee Phone |....... vee a 1 EVENING ‘til 9 RTH Cy ale aieleiesen ( sae news Zone State eieipialeleteia Heal 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Ettore iigeectind AgERYOS tone. conti Phersec ce rieittetittitiiittitittiirriii ttt igs : va . ha ., THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY-7,-1950-— —_—.. THIRTY-ONE ie) Jive Talk Popular Too Irish Youth Dig Our Music NEW YORK (UPI) — Question: Clipper Carltons, who recently vis- for Benefactors What kind of music do the teen-jited New York and Chicago. agers in Ireland dig? | “The surprising thing about Answer: The same kind Amer-| !t,” sald Hugo Quinn, a trumpet ican teenagers dig. player and spokesman for the Our authority are the eight mem-! Clippers, “is that the youngsters bers of an Irish dance band, the! ever here are so much like the — ones we play for at home.” TO CON- CE OF INTENTION yeaa recap end related work on Cass Quinn said the band, basically enue lar meeting "ihe. Co et Gat os s of “the |® Dixieland group, has kept up stein, ae dear 3 Op oe music and “col” jaze City cha, s music “cool’’ wore “on Case. venue “trom Pi Stent) “Whatever trend is popular in rchar e Avenue at an estime erica becomes popular in Ire- 7, protue and atime of sal improvement land, so we've been through all It is further intended te construc 1 the trends,” said Quisin, a stocky, me ve te scvordance with 30-year-old crew-cut laddy from * Eiereot aba be detrayed nbs Strabane in County Tyrone.“ * * * and thet all of a 5 tow a's t.-- either side The Clippers also reported that a land f of Cass Avenue {rom ke street ‘a 5 Coasers jake sasorent district ‘ pdetray. eet an x and the at vanes hg: the gooey cont 4 thereof shall be id from ‘ is cree sets sm |word ‘a’ a lot fst Uke mus 18 HEREBY GIVEN |cians over here,”’ Quinn said. Tht. rh , EA, of yl Cit fa Pontiac, higan will meet in the “There are only two differ- mission Gasener on May 12, 1959. an r gieiock p.m. heer. sui iy ond ences in our five talk. We call 4 rt ‘ , ‘ ’ iDierested that ‘may be made by pe ** people ‘heads’ instead of ‘cats. 1400 | In Ireland, we use ‘caf’ as an Dated at ADA R. EVANS adjective meaning ‘bad.’ If some- eit, cist tifing is ‘cat,’ it’s bad. y — econ | “In New York-the other night, ECIAL nor, | A aEvIEW, Rena of we played ‘Bird Dog’ and at the oom: To the owners or other persons inter- ested in the {dllowing described lots and that's cat.’ petrcels of land: Lots 4, Pigg Ht 15, ot oe a b , f laugh.’ leplat o rest e ountry ub alwa a ’ tales; Lots 111 thru 118 inclusive of ys gets ug Forest Lake Country Club states No. I, located in the South Bast Section 8 Bloomfield Township, lakiand County. Please take notice that « special as- red| Nobody knew what we ua. Illinois Town Requests Services of ¢ a Doctor DIVERNON, Sor the purpose of assessing the cost “a physician. ek ad - =o = ° , 20 miles away. Sranuita Road westerly to end of the) * * * street, = — of Porest Lake Country Club end e Country| Club Estates Ko. 1, Section 8, Bloomfield Hivernon Lions Club, sent a re- Townshi Take further notice that bo Rls a4 quest for a doctor to Louis G. Board will meet at the Tow the Township at 6:00 o'clock p.m., on of reviewing said special assessment and hearing any objections thereto. Service. acon La ote AS similarities in the musical tastes ot the Irish and Americans extend even to language. “‘We use the end, we sing as the tag line, bee and 2 ot Were talking about. At home, it (®—Wanted: a! This village of 1,000 is sical ling from Rome to colonies | Grading and constructing 2 inch bitu- la doctor and the nearest one is Porth of the Alps. The strategic Robert Bramley, secretary of the Uve center. Raupp, director of the Alton office Monday, May 18, 1968, for the purpose of the Illinois State Employment Auto Waxing Goes Automatic for Quick Shine Say Prayers land his horseless carriage. Oldest’ jhand. Then Live in World’s Low-Rent Project WASHINGTON — The world’s|“erPody else. oldest low-rent housing project still going strong, with tenants /40-it-your-self” bers of the famous Fugger family.! Today, os then, es a aver et ee Oe e. the old and poor. Called the “‘Fug- gerei,"’ the miniature town-within- tered the wax field. Henry had to wash his car by|@nd low-priced models are done he had to wax it byin 45 to 50 minutes. Those small Finds ‘hand. And, for a long time, so. did foreign buggies come out glisten- is| But then a bright-eyed “don't-| type came along lwith the car laundry. Today, you And now: automation has en- The first, and so far the only,claims to be doing a big business; quick-shine emporium in the pis-fwith the '58 and '59 models, ton-driven world is open for busi- ness in Washington, D.C. Its name: dakel, a ak Man Simonizers.”’ so ‘you can bet you'll the big luxury jobs. The medium Man Lights ‘Candle. . . Gas Pipe Leak! ing in about 40 minutes. » * * Prices range accordingly, from $15 for the big ones to $9 tor the |'° paying as little as 25 cents a year) emp p=. a room and kitchen. ohn get hae] ™” most ae sports models. peg ment-dweller tit 8 can-| The settlement was built in Augs- feed Gr sl is es The owner of the wax works —'dle, they say, to see if a gas pipe| burg, Germany, in 1519 by mem-' minutes at ayto laundries. There |@ chunky, bustling man by the was leaking, It was—but firemen} disturbed by the so-called “‘per-|kitchen, Since opening six months ago, he\any more research. Dutness i boomy, aye Chi ts 750 rooms, The largest summer| students. jable ta drive your car thio a 60-| , It takes four men, some auto! minute wax works in your area/ WASHINGTON: (UPI) — Way)matic buffers and 60 minutes tojpretty soon. Residents of Fuggerei ack when, there was Henry Ford shine the auto if you own one of, CANTON, Ohio #—Firemen here lsay they have a sequel to the |story of the guy who lit a match) see if his car's gas tank was | manent’”’ finishes on new cars.|fore the uninjured tenant could try| The Student Villagé Summer Ho-jhotel in Norway, it is operated by at Sogn, near Oslo, offers ac-|the Joint Student and most tel commodations for 1,030 guests injof the profits { Western ester Spcccal OF THE WEEK ‘ Garden Ornamental Tool Set Lawn Fence | 54 88s 3-Pc. Set Four 3-Ft. uyaga Hand Tools. xt Sections. X1424 X1306 DOWNTOWN 162 N. Saginaw St. stem 7 9:30-8:00 : ban Ae t ma. 1 1:00-9:00 Daily a-city has 106 dwellings, six streets, | three gates, and a church. 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Lee aoe Las 4 Nd z aN S a 2 om = ee gens a 3 z = 4% ms * ae =. xf sy oe +90 2 ’ a. - , ics eer ; = pee « ¥e + A ec i pe ak Bie he * ; : 4 ns > % THIRTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 a = « Formosa has a population of Of Formosa’s total population, 180,- tore than 10,000,000, about 770,000/000 are aborigines of seven major ere hn 08, ht TO Sen. Johnson in G00d Spottorer ce tected ton Barricades Self (tiurss'sicecceng [thesegh ‘Snowstorsn a LANSING — Qualified vet-|. DETROIT (UPID—A Detroit real) SENECA FALLS, N. Y. (UPD— | ‘8 . ‘erans may cldim a_ veterans) H ] H ‘s estate firm says negotiations are|, Jate-winter snow storm didn’t for Dem President al Nod ter exemption on a home IT ome ou nearly complete for acquiring land) 4+. Mrs. Douglas Peacock un- > : ; ituated on real estate owned by| for a 100-milion-dlollar riverfront se Tanna boi . development in downtown Detroit. | Pre pared. or leased by another person, the! But Detroiter Surrenders|* Kari 11. Smith, president of She sent out for her first grade attorney general's office ruled| : ; ee . . : i Co.. said options|teaching chores during the height By JAMES MARLOW group of liberals and a big ma-|Wednesday. ‘i | Without Using Knife, _ se land ar the de_of the storm with a snowplow at- Associated Press News Analyst jority of conservatives in bos Pate = ae * * Count Shotgun, Pistol linha: ire expected. © beltached to her car, When she got WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen, Lyn-|ties. particularly among Southern} Leo E: Maki, Ontonagon County A signed within a few days. The land|there, Mrs. Peacock cleaned out eager ntti DETROIT w — A 31-year-old| Presently is owned by three rail-|the parking lot to make room for don Johnson—consciously or not— A ‘ | ae has created an image . himself On any issue they considered too} R. G. Dunn, an assistant attor- oats. her colleagues. which will come in handy if the liberal, the conservatives of both ney general,” explained the ques-'man armed with a shotgun barri-| The project includes ae Democrats in 1960 have to keep| Parties could and would tem up, |tion was especially pertinent to the caged himself inside his Detroit|tion of a 30-story hotel, a 20-story, péace in the family by settling on wit ig Maa ba ¥ ee {Upper Peninsula ssacaiaasl cea home for some séven hours before office building and three luxury, a compromise presidential candi- Yet, on the liberal side Johnson|ous homes there are located on ; _ apartment buildings | dat E . can point to something no liberal property owned by mining com- Surrendering today to police. : . | om is the image of the tall Tex or any other Senate leader in this’ panies. 37 WN. SAGINAW ST. TS 1S = E é ~ * * * ; eget century can claim: he engineered * * * an, Earl Beck of -D troit, |D | { | Ch tt _an which emerges after his years through the Senate in 1957 the first | The man, Earl Beck oe | 0 | ICd qd er aie cane — Dunn said the veteran would be g construction company plumber, as leader of the Senate Democrats} ciyi) rights program of modern eligible for the exemption if he wing ¢ eee in butch | and one of the most powerful men) times. owned and occupied the home was Carrying an eight-inch utc - Engrosses Governor . |in Washington: a rather conserva-| yt was much less than the lib- although it was located on an- knife when he turned himself | Women in White itive compromiser who gets things) erais wanted, much more than the other's property jover to two officers who had) | done. Southerners could easily accept. _. jassured him he would pot be ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — The! | The 50-year-old Johnson .who,|But it was a step forward in the Disabled veterans and, certain )o-med. face of Lt. Gov. Ed Mead of New like President Eisenhower, had| civil rights field, opened the door thers are eligible for a $2,000) Mexico was slightly red recently a heart attack, has pooh-poohed|to more of the same later, and Property tax exemption. oe me ous a an after he attended a press conven-| ‘the thought of presidential ambi-|was done without splitting the Sen-| | ee ove ial : Parnes or “ier cages pee saying ti! JUST ARRIVED! tions, This writer is one of those . . . who has never been convinced. Tike ae Southern Dem- Spring Job Pickup Frees on Hospital for mental | mote} bill. | WASH ‘n’ WEAR Johnson, like others in public ocrats may have grumbled about State Prisoners Faster Et . He explained later in a letter COTTONS life, has a large ego. And to him) Johnson’s performance but he| Police set up searchlights, evac-|to the motel that he had driven / power, even if it only means sen-|came through the experience with-| LANSING. —A pickup in farm uated houses on both sides and his car up to the front office when Famous Brand Names atorial power and doesn’t extend|out engendering any hostility for|4nd construction job opportunities carried a supply of teargas when |he met a friend and got into a to the presidency, is very impor-| himself. Quite a performance, par-|is speeding the release of state they were called by Mrs. E. B.'political discussion. When it was @ Needs no installation = tant. The White House carries|ticularly if aman has presiden- Prisoners held behind bars for lack Beck, his mother, last night. over, he said, he got into his car | with it supreme power and balm |tial ambitions. of outside employment, the State} x * * land drove home. ; rofls on wheels for egos, And this year again he is work-,Corrections Department reports. | They were armed with shotguns, | He asked for a bill and apolo- : The Democrats’ overwhelming) ing to steer through some further x * * Irifles and a suit of special armor 8!2e¢. : @ Flushaway drain ~ Spin ighaac: yd a 1958,/expansion in civil rights. If he| Under state law, prisoners eli- for close-in gunfighting. | : which meant they cou now | does, it’s a good bet the'bill again gible for parole cannot be released : ° eliminates hand rinsing drown the Repyblicans in votes, will be too little for the liberals, until] they have a promise of a| Mr. nee pel lee arta UMW, Dow in Accord caused some persons to guess that)}too much for the Southerners, but job. - = id be ae been | MIDLAND (UPI) — The Dow, cond : they would take a strong liberal) not enough either way to hurt the; Last week the number of such ie Der Oe a . Chemical Co. and the United Mine @ Holds service for 10 turn and consider their victory a| party or him. | trying to get him to Visit a c . . | “holdovers” stood at 154 f ave reached tentative mandate to do so. | Johnson atts like a man who! : | psychiatrist. Workers have a ’ . Alan Milliken, the department's | e ‘agreement on a new contract for Nashingt em- y 5 “e ‘ - ’ } .e aving @ Sanitizes dishes to help k Others a henige ic gers long — figured me ey .,. a: |parole placement officer, says Jag meees — oa a IS 494 employes, The new contract We can fit you. bering something, took a more In the Senate, with all its di- there now are 135, including 90 after him,’ Mrs. Beck said. |provides an 1g cent an hour pay , 4 Regular Sizes. protect your family’s health limited view: a and ge eeeent views, if I ever hope to at Southern Michigan Pidsani lincrease spread over three years. = fielnsirest ~ counterpart in the House, Speaker) get anything done, I'll have to)” ~ . ~ Pam rere . > e Was $219.95 - ad ap et ee pitt ave ° x *« * | The first apothecary shop in|/Workers will ballot on the con-] ynigorm $ $ Sam Rayburn, a fello n, ;compromise. Some _ progress i = : a flees N , d sda . ly letely bossed Democrats bet ‘ d mae Milliken says further reductions|North America was opened in Bos-|tract next Monday and Tuesday. | suips.... only completely si |better than none. And compromise ; . . j oe I ld be retroactive to April 6 $ 00 in Congress byt have shown them-/between North. and South is the are expected as spring advances. “ton in 1646 stheieaa retroactive to Apri’. é s pena meet SV EE SE EE: _ _ = eee ———$———— re Now selves over the years to be essen-|only way I can get Democrats to tially conservative. | stay together.”’ . 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Incidentally, did you! pictures of the wives who, after 4 once the mayor of Pontiac? He also was a’ big man. We've asked the wives of some of Pontiac’s prominent men what Mayor’s Favorite ‘at 532 W. Iroquois likes and gets|know that his grandfather was| all, do all the cooking—and talk | | about the men, Mrs. Rowston says that cherry pie is an anniversary food ir their; family. While she and he were! courting they would go into a \restaurant to have cherry pie. \She made one the day he went) linto the Army. No doubt she made another when he came home. | Phil Rowston’s favorite dinner lmenu reads like this: Steak French fries Frozen peas _. Head lettuce with thousand island dressing Cherry pie a la mode Tea, | The RowstOns are great tea drinkers and consume literally igallons of iced tea in hot weather. | ‘LaNetta Rowston’s secret for the, \perfect cherry. pie is the use of cinnamon in the filling. CHERRY PIE By Mrs. Philip Rowston f Unbaked pie shel! and crust 1 can pie cherries 1% cups sugar 2% tablespoons flour Cinnamon ,» Butter Mix cherries, sugar and. flour together. Pour into pastry-ined, lpie tin. Dot with butter and |sprinkle with cinnamon. Fit on top: crust and cut slits to allow steam to escape. Bake in 450-degree oven for 10-15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 degrees and bake another 20-30 minutes. : = y= “ao | For stick proof pie crusts, use | Sas and cookies. 2X wife of Pontiac's mayor, puts a the oven. It is Mayor Rowston’s favorite pie \ IT’S CHERRY PIE — Mrs. Philip Rowston, and is served tween times, too. cherry pie in Cinnamon improves most fruit pies, Mrs. Rowston says. ipastry cloth and a stockinet . lcover for your rolling pin. 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Market Haren Strawberries : Frosty Acres LEMONADE 10° Frosty Acres ORANGE JUICE 5 for 99¢ —_ Pontiac Press Phete on all special occasions—in be- Asparagus Season Brief: | Make the Most of It This spring, when wou look out of your kitchen window and see an airplane lowering to your near- est airport, better start heating water to cook your tresh aspara- gus, because that’s the way thev're| beginning to bring “grass” from the fields of California. The first shipment whistled across country—Los Angeles to New York—in a 4hour. 25minute!flour. Saute in salad oil, turning|o increase thespercentage of pro- American Airlines Boeing 707 flight on January 25th. You might say the morning dew had barely dried on these spears before they ap) peared, cooked crisply tender and dripping with butter, on the dinner} plate of some asparagus-starved| gourmet. Asparagus should be fresh, ten-| der and firm w'th close compact Fresh Asparagus and 6 large slices eut thick 3 teaspoons salt « teaspoon ground black pepper ‘2 cup salad oil 2 pounds fresh asparagus %-inch belling water Cheese Sauce Cheese Sauce Sprinkle eggplant slices with 2 teaspoons of the salt and ground black pepper. Dust lightly with eggplant, %-inch to brown both sides. Arrange on platter Cat asparagus talks t-inches feng, remove srales and wash theroughly. Tie in 6 bundles Cook, covered im saicepan in boiling water and the remaining 1 teaspoon salt 12 to 15 minutes or until tender. (Do not over- cook). Have Less Fat Eggplant Entree Special Meats A revolutionary new. line of meat| ‘products designed specifically for) people who are on high protein} diets was announced recently by| Pfaelzer Brothers, Chicago. The diet line includes lamb chops, filet mignon, boneless veal slices and turkey breasts specially trimmed itein in each cut of meat while decreasing the amount of fat Although meat is one of the best sources of protein, no meat sup- plier has ever developed a product line geared for thousands of peo- ple whose doctors have placed ther- on high protein diets, accord-| ing to Ellard Pfaelzer, vice chair-| man of the board. Mr. Pfaelzer said that the army) | tips. A tender stalk is brittle and) Drain and place a bundle over of protein dieters include weight! easily pierced. A wilted appear-jeach slice of sauteed eggplant.|watchers, people with cardiac con- ance or a spreading tip is often) an indication that it’s been around) too lon7 since cutting time. Look! for a deep green or bluish-green) color in the tips. [he whole stalk, with the exception of an inch or two at the base. shouid be tender. | A small amount of white at the base helps preserve moisture injin flour. Stir in milk. salt and| the green part There are several ways to cook asparagus. It may be cut in two- | inch lengths, starting the lower parts of the stalks in boiling | salted water about 5 minutes be- fore adding the tender tips. Or, tie together whole stalks, after tough butt ends have been re- moved, and stard bundles upright | in percolator or in a double boiler bottom, using the inverted | top of the double boiler as a cov- er. In any case, don't overcook, It shouldn't take more than 15 to 20 minutes to reach the crisp. | tender stage. | | Weight-watchers will be delight-| ed to know that asparagus has a|Say engineers of Chemetron Cor- py mail order only from Pfaelzer very low calorie count of 72 per} pound—that’s about 16 average} Serve with Cheese Sauce Cheese Sauc 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 tablespoon flour lecup milk . ‘g teaspoon salt “se teaspoon ground black pepper *%, grated sharp American cheese 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice Melt butter or margarine. Blend black pepper. Cook until slightly thick. Add cheese and lemon juice.| |Serve over asparagus and eggplart. | Yield: 1 cup sauce. : ‘How Much Is That Doggie | pany became intrigued with the CHICAGO —Medical equip- ment engineers have built a model of a dog with a transparent plastic window fhat enables veterinarians ito study the operation of a dog’s| or le jlungs during artificial respiration|¢, the lwith a small-animal resuscitator.!slices and turkey breasts which} How much is the doggie with the window? It cost $100 to build, poration’s National Cylinder Gas Division. \ditions, high blood pressure, ane-| |mia, diabetes or ulcers. He said| |that protein is also especially im-| |portant to all mothers and expec- | jtant mothers because of its body |building properties. He said that in recent years, | many of the company’s cus- tomers have requested fat free, high protein meats to conform with diets prescribed by their physicians. Although, production costs made it impossible to fill all individual requests, the com- | idea of a specialized high pre- tein meat line. } Mr. Pfaelzer said that the lamb |loin chops, for example, give 170 jper cent more protein and &2 per ss fat than regular lamb hops. Similar comparisons apply tenderloin steaks, the veal! jare naturally low in fat and high iin body building proteins. | These diet meats-are available |Brothers, Union Stock’ Yards,~Chi- |cago. ~~ spears. + ‘ % et ao WA be ¢ ls FRESH ASPARAGUS AND BGGPLANT EN. TREE — Crisp-tender fresh asparagus and thick often during the season. * with a topping slices of sauteed eggplant team up deliciously of cheese sauce. Serve asparagus COFFEE SALE! The New Instant Maxwell House! Ol i SNIFF THE NEW FRESH-ROASTED AROMA! Uncap the jar! One sniff tells you this coffee’s going to taste better than any you’ve ever known. Here’s exciting new aroma no coffee ever captured before! ENJOY THAT MOST HAPPY FLAVOR! 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Cook over boiling water 7/ minutes, Remove and strain through a |seasoning will tend to retard the . THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 so you have tea extract. Cover extract and cool. Turn ice-cream mixture inte mixing bowl; gradu- ally add tea extract, beating with rotary beater. Pour into freezing tray and freeze rapidly. When frozen, break up and spoon into mixing bow). Beat until consistency of mashed potatoes. Return to freezing tray and reduce temperature control to maintain desired firmness, Season After Browning When broiling steaks and chops, remember to season each side AFTER the meat has been| browned. If seasoned before, the ry ty ee dition of bringing a hostess one baked bread takes on a new look is made quickly from a dish towel a = _very fine sieve or cheese cloth browning process. r _ _ e e good cuz i> tresh...fresh...fresh | | i i 80 strong, so pliable... use FRESHrap® for freezer wrapping, too © i9s00rm 9 . ? e FO ene nem RE gt geass tha tea alectan tte | et ae Bly SUNSACNC the ORIGINAL chocolate cookie. ..finest ever made! boked by Sunshine Drscutts, inc. | | » | | | bd CP A ; | | | j { ! wy cream-filled ja “pretty as a picture” \in fine, dry crumbs; then in melted Arrange in a shallow pan|- jof drained pineapple slices or} Wake Up Spring ‘Happy Is the Family Meals With | Panama Salad Diseover. the new lift which you ‘can give leftover meats when they the children who take-raisin bread are placed in a salad. This Panama Salad brings to tHe! homemaker not only a colorful and | — flavored meat entree, it al- it’s the talk of friends who've re- so provides a pleasing way in which to put leftover meat into main course first-day dish. j The leftover lamb used in the Panama Salad is greatly enhanced 'by the addition of the bananas, way of baking with yeast. The bat- pineapple, celery, and seasonings. | Depending on the wishes of the put into the pan, and it doesn't homemaker, the salad may be 4p-/have to be kneaded. For this bread, propriately garnished with nuts or evaporated milk is used as the slices of stuffed olives. lamb 3 ripe bananas % cup diced pineapple % cup diced celery 4. cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Lettuce Nuts or stuffed olives, if desired Peel and dice bananas and mix | lightly with meat, pineapple and celery. Combine mayonnaise, salt and mustard and tosswith meat| mixture, Chill. Serve on crisp let- tuce leaves and garnish with nut |meats or slices of stuffed olives, if raisins for a sweeter bread; and desired. It's Good Time Now fo Fill Up Freezer It's true. You will find the price, difference between chuck roast and steak will be larger this summer than during the fall and winter months says the MSU Marketing) Agent. | Total beef supplies are not as large in summer as in the fall! and winter. This and the fact that food shoppers want more steaks and fewer chuck roasts in warm) weather, contribute to higher| prices for steak and lower prices for chuck roasts in summer. If you have the freezer space} and extra’ cash, taking advantage) of steak “‘specials’’ now will cut your meat costs this summer. Bake Pineapple Fritters | to Eat With Ham | Here's a brand new recipe for | Oven Baked Pineapple Fritters that baked ham dinner. Beat 1 egg slightly with 1 table- spoon water. Dip pineapple chunks or slices in the beaten egg. Dip butter. HAPPY BREAD — A Happy Sack filled with a loaf of bread is ready to go visiting. The tra- 2 cups julienne-style or diced cooked toasted. m would be delicious to serve with a 30 ‘Add Molasses A casserole of mashed, whipped Get’ Your Vitamin C in New Delicious Form vee rsue sins vnet tty Ice cream made in your own, ice cream salt, alternating layers|of Unsulphured molasses has been kitchen with Joying care and at-jof salt and ice. Freeze according added. Season--also With a |ittle tention is one of the real joys of|to freezer directions until difficult|butter and orange juice. Top the life. Electric ice cream freezers) to turn, icasserole with marshmallows and make the chore much easier than| | Allow to — a ice conn 3 om oven = ‘ | freezer accordin freeze “ when hand-turned equipment was 02). i ne-thee ne “2 See 0 Ph op Py! - sero ae all that was available, If you have freezer. Yield: One quart, .. « about 30 minutes, . the old-fashioned kind, however, ~ gather some strong-aymed people We Specialize in ; around you to help turn and you Filling Your Freezer will all have fun. The reward will Every Piece Guaranteed Tender . ited gee ia 4 ; 5 — _) ge ser FS gc nF Se RU be well worth the effort. * * * A perfectly delicious ice cream can be made by using frozen con- centrated Florida orange juice as the flavoring agent. A creamy smooth texture and natural sweet flavor combined with a refreshing tanginess is the result. * * * Ice cream is enjoyable any day) | of the year, any time of day, and] | |convenient orange juice concen-, itrate is plentiful all year round, |f , |so you can make this special treat! is made just as quickly with the batter technique i : often using evaporated milk. Raisin, cheese or herb | , loat of freshly- bread, are just three of the Happy Breads that | 92 cups Senge: Ice Cream when the sack might be going to call. | 1 cup sugar , and the bread _ | a ad 2 eggs 1% teaspoons vanilla 1 cup heavy cream . 1 can +6 ounces) Ploridd frozen concen- | trated orange juice Scald milk in top of double boil- Whose Mom Bakes Bread Sin nt athe ot the scalded milk and stir to a smooth paste. Gradually add to remaining milk in top of .double boiler. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Cover and cook 10 minutes longer. Country Boy Smoked Picnics. . ..». 39¢ Kogel Finest Ring Bologna... . .». 38c Happy bread is the happy, happy|browning. Remove from pans and talk of the town, It’s the talk of cool on rack. Makes 2 loaves. Cheese Bread: Increase warm sandwiches to school; it’s the, water to 2 cups, decrease evap- - x a COUNTRY BAY End Center 53° talk of Dad who takes toasted rated milk to 1 cup. increase = el SLAB BACON = tt Cut ‘flour to 7 cups. Add 2-cups (6 Bedt eggs slightly; s§r in ] _ cheese bread for breakfast; ae| PIE grated sharp cheese to bat- small amount milk mixture. The Old Fashioned Market with the Modern Touch The Country Meat Market 7617 HIGHLAND RD. (M-59) “té."Reaa" OPEN 9 TO 9 INCLUDING SUNDAYS Gradually return to double boiler and cook one minute longer. Remove from heat; cool; add vanilla, Stir in heavy cream and undiluted orange concentrate; mix well. ter with first addition of flour Herb Bread: Add 1 teaspoon nut- meg, 2 teaspoons sag@, 4 tea- spoons caraway seeds to batter with first addition of flour. Raisin Bread: Add additional 4 cup sugar, 2 teaspoons cinnamon, Turn into cream can of hand- 2 cups raisins to batter with first. turned-or electric crank freezer. addition of flour. 'Use 8 parts crushed ice to 1--part; LEAN CENTER CUT PORK ROAST BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF 9 SIDE of BEEF 49: No Charge for Processing ceived a hostess gift of home- made herb bread in its own gay Happy Sack, Happy bread is made with the batter method, which is the new ter need only rise once before it's liquid, for a less crusty loaf that browns easily and evenly when As a further saving, the evap- orated milk eliminates both the egg and the shortening, plus the scalding step that’s usually nec- | essary, Happy bread saves more | time, because it mixes very quickly and after rising it can be turned directly into the loaf | pans. Nutmeg, sage and caraway seeds can be added for a zippy version; Fresh Medium GRADE A EGGS grated, sharp cheese for sophisti- cation. Even the crust of the bread | can be dressed: brushed with evap-| orated milk for a glaze, or even iced for a coffee bread. Happy Bread 2 packages active dry yeast 1's cups warm water 1 can (1% cups) evaporated milk di- vided ke cup sugar = lb. 2 teaspoons salt 6 cups sifted all-purpose flour, di- vided Have all ingredients at room temperature. Dissolve yeast in warm water in 4-quart mixing) bowl. Reserve 1 tablespoon of the evaporated milk for glaze; stir in| remaining evaporated milk, sugar, | salt and about half of the sifted flour. Beat 2 minutes with wooden) spoon or with electric mixer at| medium speed. Stir in remaining our. | Scrape down batter from sides of bowl: cover. Let rise in warm] place (85 degrees F.), free from draft, unti] doubled in volume (about 30 minutes). Stir hard *2| minute. Turn into 2 greased loaf) pans, 5% x 92 x 2% inches, | spreading evenly Let rise in warm place until bat- ter. reaches tops of pans (about minutes). Brush surface with reserved evaporated milk. Bake in pre-heated moderate oven (375 degrees F.) 530 minutes. After 20 minutes of baking cover with | brown paper to prevent over- TENDER, SLICED Beet 9 B: Liver MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER and bake. in a 375 degree oven for) 15 minutes or until coating is crisp | and goldén. {(For-a-Number 2 can! chunks, you will need about % cup | of fine, dry bread crumbs and \ cup of melted butter.) Compare the cost of Clabber Girl, ounce for ounce, with that of other leading brands... You'll be surprised! Clabber Girl ie exclusively known as the baking powder the balanced double action... balanced for uniformity in both mixing bow! and oven. BALANCED Deubie Action Lean Blade Cuts PORK» CHOPS | Tenderloin End } ° Pork Roasts » 39°: BAZLEY FRESH DRESSED WHOLE Grade No. 1 ! 2 i LB. 4 ra SLICES Open Friday ‘til 9 P. PAN-REDI BREAKFAST EXTRA LEAN : | FRYERS rer HAM | 6 CASH MARKET | lb. “JUNEDALE” BRAND Means BETTER Baking CLABBER GIRL POWDER HAKING Center Cut, Well Trimmed Pork Chops..." 59° eLean Layer eae $Bazley's Better Beef for Less! 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Mixed Vegetables 180%. 1 5 Chopped Spinach ° Snek cman ieaeanied Juices PINEAPPLE - ORANGE PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRIUT 4 ene 79: ee a ee a me Sw a pe ee ee eo @ Protective Hood t t | 50 Exfra viii: Stamps | 50 Extra vu: Stamps | 50 Extra vii: Stamps | 30 Extra \ii, Stamps WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF | 3 CANS. OF COUNTRY CLUB | C): 16-OZ. BOTTLE OF | 48 COUNT BOX - KROGER ‘ (12) 20 GALLON - ALL PLASTIC | CHILI with BEANS | - PERMA STARCH | TEA BAGS TRASH BARREL - San tars r Pra Su and Eastern : kane eee Got ney . —— and Eastern Bae ys Tot Nee Pra and Fastern i Saleditian “tan a fn etren and Eastern i —————— oe eee ee ee ae ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ces ol We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices and items effective at all Kroger stores in Detroit and Eastern Michigan through Sat., May 9, 1959, ?“THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 reste FORTY-ONE MAXWELL HOUSE or HILLS BROS WITH COUPON FRESH ROASTED REGULAR KROGER VAC PAC cms kx 57° TB. FRESH ROASTED CAN FRENCH BRAND me wt 55 COPPER CLEANER Comeo keeps your copper bright and shiry 10-Ox. 39° GLIM DETERGENT Instant liquid detergent FROZEN — BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY — SAVE 10c 83° , LICED oe Isc ON EACH CAN NO. 2 PALMOLIVE SOAP CRUSHED, SLICED or nee Frogront reguler size bors. tn 23° PALMOLIVE SOAP Economiéal beth size bars. 3 mn 49° CASHMERE BOUQUET Reguler size pink boars. 2 wm 23° CASHMERE BOUQUET Pink both size bors thet ere economicol. 3 tm 49° VEL DETERGENT A quick ecting powder detergent. FOR ALL YOUR COOKING NEEDS — PURE EVAPORATED CARNATION OR Pet Milk . SAVE "6S EVAPORATED Gen 77 , = e 1412-0Z. VEL DETERGENT ro er | CANS An instant liquid detergent. : . 12-05. 39: FAB Regulor size for brighter washes. 2 rm 65° AD DETERGENT Detergent for automatic washers. 10- o-Ls. $943 Kroger. for. the Finest in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH—RED RIPE-SOLID TOMATOES 19: LEMBRO COOKIES .... 8-07. pkg. 29¢ SURF... eee ee giant size 83¢ All lush red, ripe beauties. Burst- PINT t ing with flavor at every bit te. CTN. AJAX CLEANSER FRESH FROM CUBA — 9 SIZE Removes dirt’ and stubborn stoins. 37 FLORIENT DEODORANT 5!/>-0z. can 89 ® |e , 11-0Z. irdseye Dinners * for dishes. N REFRESHING REALEMON 6-OZ. 15-08, 39: FROZE EFRES R ; arte POND'S COLD CREAM Lemonade amar ions e©e«3ee @© 8&8 @ @ @ @ a Mazola Qil...... aS 141-0Z. SS CANS -LOUISIANA’S FINEST—FRESH 14808 DIX ce STREG € 2025 FORT STREET AT NORTHLINE FOR YPSILANTI 417 W. MICHIGA Handy aerosol spray con. One of Independent’s mahy famous products. For cleaner, whiter washes. FRANKLIN PEANUTS | .9!/7-0z. can 69¢ = KRAFT CARAMELS ..... I-lb. pkg. 39¢ = BREEZE .............. .king size $1.35 A big hit during parties or snacks, Chewy fresh and delicious! For clean clothes . . . sparkling dishes. NIBLETS MEXICORN . .2 |2-0z. cans 43¢ LIFEBOUY SOAP .......... 2 bars 33c SILVER DUST ........... giant size 79¢ Kroger low, low price. New spice scented both size bors, Gronuloted for efficiency. FRUIT COCKTAIL ...... 16-02z. can 33¢ LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI ... .24-02z. can 39c RINSO BLUE ........... king size $1.31 Dole dietetic fruit cocktoil. Made with lots of. meat balls, Instant suds for dishes or clothes HEKMAN GRAHAMS .. ». |-lb. pkg. 37¢ LIPTON TEA BAGS ......48- et. pkg. 65¢ WHA igs alceeo ke rciy cece: “qt. 69% Delicious and guaranteed fresh. A brisk tea with fine flavor, é ¢,* ‘ ‘ 4 A splash in your dishpan hoses grease. . f — We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices and items effective thru Sat., May 9, 1959 at Kroger im Detroit and Eastern Michigan, COO OCOO ORONO OOOONSO ANON | VALUABLE COUPON SAVE lee WITH THIS COUPON MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. . Ib, can 5% KROGER VAC PAC COFFEE. .Ib. con 57¢ FRENCH BRAND COFFEE. .. .Ib. bag 55< HILLS BROS. COFFEE...... Ib. can 59e Coupen valid at Kroger in — wane Eastern Michigan thru Sat.. May 9%, 1 Fu kono Hy} ii OOOO HMMA OCT AOA eal YOUR CHOICE WITH COUPON SPOTLIGHT COFFEE THERE'S A NEW BLUE ANN ARBOR 105 E. ANN STREET 2111 PACKARD ROAD AT ANDERSON 25435 W. STADIUM BLVD. BELLEVILLE 414 MAIN STREET BIRMINGHAM 23 E MAPLE ROAD AT HUNTER BLVD. CENTERLIN io5 TEN MILE ROAD & VAN DYKE ee WESTBORN SHOPPING CENTER Mid) VAN BORN ROAD AT TELEGRAPH 10335 WEST.WARREN AT MIDDLEPOINTE DETROIT—EAST OF WOODWARD EN 8 MILE ROAD & DEQUINDRE 2259 E. PALMER & NE STLAND CENTER $720 E. 7 MILE ROAD AT OUTER DRIVE EAST JEFFERSON AT ALGONQUIN DETROIT—WEST OF WOODWARD 9007 SECOND AVENUE 4614 SECOND AVEN 19141 GREEN 14501 GREENFIELD & GRAND RIVER 4031 OAKMAN BLVD. AT GRAND RIVER 18651 GRAND RIVER AT SOUTHFIELD 2645 W. DAVISON NORTHLAND CENT 20250 W. 7 MILE ROAD & EVERGREEN . AT lsTH. GREENFIELD & 7 MILE ROAD "s i T ~ r ER 19352 W. WARREN 9403 W. VERNO 2727 SCHOOLCRAFT & BURT ROAD 15941 PLYMOUTH ROAD & SOUTHFIELD He A JOY ROAD & SOUTHFIELD ¢ MILE AND LIVERNOIS DRAYTON PLA 4370 DIXIE HIGHWAY AT SASHABAW EC og 3931 W. JEFFERSON ¢ceiee Farmington Plaza FLAT ROCK 28280 TELEGRAPH ROAD onan PTE. vas ses 16919 KERCHEV. GROSSE PTE 18870 MACK AVENUE AT 7 MILE RD. HAZEL PARK 741 W, TEN MILE ROAD & STEPHENSON ee PARK 3001 SECOND AVENUE new ELL 1135 E. GRAND RIVER INKSTER 2791 CHERRY HILL PLAZA LINCOLN PARK SEARS SHOPPING CENTER LIVONIA SHELDON SHOPPING CENTER 11500 MIDDLEBELT ROAD AT PLYMOUTH MILFORD 240 SUMMIT ROAD MT. CLEMENS 5 GROESBECK HIGHWAY en i ILLE . MAIN STREET ee -11 E. BURDICK PLYMOUTH 655 FOREST AVENUE PONTIAC 265 N. TELEGRAPH RD. at Elizabeth Lake 750 PERRY STREET MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER REDFORD 7-GRAND SHOPPING CENTER ROCHESTER 133 MAIN STREET ROME ~ 148 Ss. MAIN ROSEVILLE EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER ROYAL OAK Sy = AT 12 MILE ROAD 715 S. WASHIN NORTHWOOD SHOPPING CENTER ST. CLAIR SHORES 31230 HARPER AT 13 MILE RD. 9 MILE AT JEFFERSON SOUTH LYONS 415 E. LAFAYETTE UTI 1ee00 VAN DYKE AT GERHARDT WALLED LAKE 1123 W. MAPLE ROAD WARREN 13 MILE & MOUND ROAD WAYNE 32020 MICHIGAN AVENUF AT VENOY / 2101 WAYNE ROAD AT FORD ROAD WYANDOTT 165 MAPLE STRE 1410 E. MICHIGAN AT HARRIS RD. LUX LIQUID .......... 05. gt. 99¢ Instant liquid for dishes. LUX FLAKES ............. 2 boxes 67¢ Regular size for baby clothes or fine wash. LUX SOAP .............,. 2 bars 23¢ Regular size toilet soap. LUX SOAP ......0.....048. 3 bars 49c Economical both size bars. tin LIFEBOUY SOAP .......... 2 bars 23¢ Regulor size bors with the new spice scent. a . § \ ae 4 “aa . . f eth * z 7, > . Pe ‘ f ; , ot 5 / ‘ “ A . is . f fn ~~ / t te xt aie ok e : Pees : eee. . ; j j : 1 fe bles : 7 . j ae eee ee Oe ere Se! Slay a >) ee eee a eae ae eee a) OL er eae ee ga Fo mee on Tee ee mee 4 SPOTLIGHT COFFEE...... .Ib, bag 47 : KROGER STORE NEAR YOU! ‘ | : - " PILLSBURY, Gold 4 Medal or Food Club Bag Sniders A Size caisoe, TOILET TISSUE = ox. 5 for 00 Save 6c — SHORTENI NG: Lily Grade A panos, |MARGARINE ~~ E S arton in Qtrs. gf nS A A A ORIIN H P Snowdrift 10c Off Label 20c Saving Hygrade—24-oz. Can or Chili Con Carne Save up to 35¢ Prices effective through Saturdey, Moy 9 We reserve the right to limit quontities. @ @ Phillips Tomatoes e Phillips Tomato Soup Con e Phillips Butfer Beans Cen e Phillips Vegetable Soup bee e Our Favorife Peas Cen e Phillips Pork & Beans Cen e Ukulele Sliced Pineapple ci" e Phillips Pinto Beans eee e Blue Ribbon Napkins 3 yoy 30S e Phillips Northern Beans Cen e Prince Pure Egg Noodles 2" e Pali Kidney Beans tan Your Choice ~, Del Crest chino Coffee wy 57° 5.0.5. Scouring Pads rig 2% = While Bread awery manner sasxer Zinc 3% Heinz Pork & Beans ise 35° Cut Rite Wax Paper “Rell 27° Lux Liquid Detergent = 69% — Food Club Evaporated Milk cons 77° Campbells xvas Spaghetti 272°: 37° Scotkins Luncheon Napkins 2 ‘5 35° Dove Cleansing Soap 2 52. 39% — Morton's Salt * = “SAIN er 2% 23 Kelloggs Rice Krispies hig, 19 Vel Detergent 2 Page 65° Plumite For Drains cor 29 Luncheon Meat see. ‘com 4% ~~ Waldorf Toilet Tissue 4. 35 “all” for Automatics 0252 Muellers Elbow Macaroni Pio, 27° Deel Crest crourio Coffee ‘an 1 ~—-Betty Crocker’s Biscuit Mix 40-0. 45¢ Wisk Liquid For Laundry vs 6% Bakers Premium Chocolate © °° 49° —_Dinty Moore Beef Stew 0 49% ~— Duncan Hines Blueberry "352" 4. 39° Trend for Dishes 49 ~~ Jiffy Biscuit Mix oo —__Lipton’s Noodle Soup Mix 3 rec 3% Food Club Instant Milk a. OF + —— Lestoil Household Cleaner se 65° Cocoa Marsh Topping vc" 5% — Banquet Whole Chicken aly ses Topco Liquid Detergent Qvert 5 F REN, BR ETE SET EST MCE IS. Sait A nua Mel-O-Crust Enriched | Golden Brown ‘4 - Frozen 10-oz. Pkg. Cracked Wheat — ne a Stock Up and Seve on Americe’s Favorite -* —— Libbys Tomato Juice 3 42 79° BREAD ; Pillar Rock Salmon Nth 59° 2 Crosse & Blackwell's Origine] Red Lebel | Pure Orange Marmalade i oo Excelsior Spring Condy Treats—ind. Cello Wrepped ea er Entrees ) Candy Fevorites for Indoors or Outdoors ‘ ’ @ Jelly Nougets, 14-Ox. Your Choice e / | @ Roast Beef Slices © Roast Turkey Slices | Brach's @ Burgundy Mix, 1112-02. Cello Beg 39 \ New 4-Pack Stack-Pack, Alwoys Crisp Premium ‘s;.. Crackers deny 4s “ Hem Keane tar Sasawiches, Bexd Corer 7-In. Width © Meat Loaf with Tomato Sauce Se Off Lebel plus Free 8c Coupon Inside 1-Lb. Reynolds Handy Wrap 20m Ret 21 © SeipOry, Boe wets Muchroome _ Cheer Blue Detergent rae Sliced 3 For The Whitest, Brightest Clean Clothes Frozen € improved Pine-Seonted with “Gormn-Fite” Loat FAB o's, 3c off Label rebe) Pes. for * New Spic & Span 0" *4S" 79 Free Dishwere Inside Every Peckege 2 : wane . for Autometic Gien ‘ Dertmouth Frozen # _ Recommended for Automatic Weshers | AD Detergent Weshing Mackiens - “i 83 Cut Wax Beans as 49: 4 DAS ae 25¢ off Label — ot . i Extre-Savings on Pink Detergent tor Dishes Top Frost Frozen ie FREE O-colo Household Sponge when You Buy Mel-0-Crust Oven Fresh mi 12-Oz. e ek 4 cher as 7 ; Peach Pie rs” AQe | VEL Liquid 5c off Label cen 34° | Asparagus Spears ma 39° | Lysol Cleaning Special Fz; st 59 Stock Up on Money: series neotes Peck ' i Pineopple or Pineepple-Blended 85° i For Tubs, Sinks, Tile, Automobile Meteo! Rinne Bros. Round, White YL, 25 Palmolive Soap Price Sale — 39 4 Dole Froren Juices 4 ; ZUD Rust é Stain Remover — 49: ms unonet Brea nie 14 PRICE Specie! on Pink Stick or Pink Cream : - —— how PURRGA - New Efiquef Pink Deodorants cycice 49° Flaked Beef Steaks eee BQ WRIGLEYS IN WALLED LAKE, 700 PONTIAC TRAIL. OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 6 P. M. FOR YOUR SUMMERTIME SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 700 Pontiac Trail © 398 Auburn Ave. 59S, Saginaw St. North Hill Shopping Plaza 45 S. Telegraph Ri. 596 N. Perry St. 6060 Dixie Highway Corner W. Maple Rd., Walled Lake Open 9 to 9, Thurs., Fri., Sat. Mpen 9 to 9, Mon., Fn., Sat. (Rochester) Open 9 to 9, Thurs., Fri. ser — ago ae (or 9 to 9, Thurs., Fri. Open va. rag ‘a 2Mi-kb, 2S-Lb. — S-Lb. Dog Chow am hes Ne $2.99, ‘ne 03" 4. @ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 —__4— Pe ae monet a SAE : bt lied - - eae ge. 9 3 . ye . 4. a - Seer: A Ist 7 Rib Cut * Triple Strength, Chip Resistant, Dura-Edge. . Prevent. Tipping ae Es n. fe Cut from young tender lean corn ps fed porkers. Select your choice t - from our wide varieties. a We will cut and prepare your selection into roasts by. and chops as you prefer. “= Tenderloin End (Cul = 3Q:. Full Tenderloin Half © Full Rib Hal 43: Whole Loins." e ROSE — Leen, Flevortul Leen, Freshly Ground Canadian Style Bacon ‘7,"" 99%, Ground Beef 159 eat LA HYGRADE— Fresh or Smoked Medium Size ss Liver Sausage yes 454. Fancy Shrimp oceans, ‘ ‘ Cheice Cuts Salmon Stea OO ae oh de FRESH NEW CROP RUBY RED FLORIDA 14-Oz. Cello Pkg. New Crop, All Green Fresh Asparagus All Green, Southern New Crop Cabbage Washington Extre Fency Winesap Apples WRIGLEY S« Park Avenue GRASS SEED +. with purchese of one a FREE 25”. Power Lawn Mower with purchase of Coppertene Barbecue Grill Coupon 100 Pontiac Trai Corner W. Maple Rd., Walled Lake 3.49 ca| This Coupon Hes Ne <. Vaive. oun Give Te Cashie 998 Auburn Ave. . 60 S:Saginaw St. Open 9 te 9, Thurs., Fri., Sat. Long Island Ducklings «....°2 2%" 3% te 4% Lb. Avg. We. TOMATOES +3232 WRIGLEY S:_ 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps ' With Purchese of 12 Rolls CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE Coupen at Wrigtey hrough Set May 9. , Me ¢ Gefere She Checks Your Order. 50 E Extra Gold Bell Stamps Purchase of 3-Lbs, or Over Fresh h Ground Beef omne yee og, Open 9 to-9, Mon., Fri., Sat, | Mes ee rt __ (Rochester) Open 9 to 9, Thurs., Fri. 7-e2. Old Fashioned GLASS 19: Get One FREE When You Buy 3 3%. Fancy Sherbet DISH Get One FREE When You Buy 3 Gold Bell Stamps tWRIGLEVSere 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchese-of Four 614-Ox. Cons FOOD CLUB CHUNK TUNA Coupen ee Rg x Wrigleys ‘ Through Se This Covpen ies Oe ae erl a Give Te Cathier Before She Checks Your Order. North Hill Shopping Plaza 45S. Telegraph Rd. ~ 15: ta| This Coupen Mas Ne Cash V: 50 Extra Gold Bell ga With Purchase of One 16-05. “DEAK CASHEW SNACKS *This Coupen Mas No Cash Value. fease Give one 0 Mes ote sdb renndies: Teast be 5 San Tee % Heavy Shammed Bottoms Help by S-oz. Juice GLASS 15: Get One FREE When You Buy 3 PITCHER Get One FREE When You Buy 3 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of One Helf Gel. Con “Kine” FLOOR POLISH a= coment or i= Mas-Me Cash Valve, Please Give - oak Checks Your Order. 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of One Poir SHEERLIFE NYLONS Coupon Redeemable iy Be Wrigteys Through Sat. ‘alive, Please Give Te She Chests. Your Order. Shopping Center) Mon. to Sat. 69: 636 N. Wer St. Open 9 te % Thurs., Fri. FORTY-THREE % 22 Kt. Gold Decoration, fired for last rformance and beauty applied illed craftsmen. %& Distinctive “Golden Portrait” Design e Prices effective through Soturdoy,— Mey 9. We reserve the right to limit quontities. Toll teed Tee GLASS. aS Get One FREE When You Buy 3 50 Extra Gold Bell jell Stamps With Purchase of One 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchete of Any Rose Bush or Shrub we ‘tte Ps . FORTY-FOUR | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 = ae and peanut butter. became an ar ‘ : . a cand Wi , - {wiches? If you have a bit of| . You All like | bach cayenne oe a | ide Var iety of F oods freezer space, you might take ai SEIVE Fluffy Whip Lots of P eanuts ticle on grocery shelves. ac us © ’ 7 . . ; , nl cane | Soak diced salt pork in ea) M ] P] * vantage of current prices, | i oa Means Man You'll find plenty of peanu . water 10 minutes; dry well and| ases €a anning If looking for a thrifty meat for Kids Snack R ° Y rien r porgy nappa = ee Southern Fare? cx: sem 1 vow, sa , choice, you'll find Lake de | | Nutty Recipes | riu'vas a0 percent above aver * —|chopped onion and cook until ten-| be relieved from the! ts slowed N perch and smelt teasing at your | A nourishing and economical) _ | and much of it went into ae. Ada ren pines their fitchen sr tere fan nice Sone Sinatages tn Michi. purse-strings. Remember to al- | pick-up. It’s very easy to get all wrapped! erase - | | | ” 5 ‘ .— oi the making of peanut butter. ' ; ili ' , pound reson if the, seule up in a love for “peanuts. Dr. t l’ Southern / liquid, bay leaf, chili powder and ae , gan’s crop is expected to start we per pe j Ch te Whip. mething es- A little of that good 0 * cayenne; mix and simmer-until |2>0¥t those meals during the| ooo. May 6 or 8. Of course the | 8% is undressed; a half pound |. , 0.2, wens veaten ° —_—— Washington Carver proved If you want to do so ms spital s delightful and goes — in| , , | ) : ‘ kiddies, treat ay = and Z0eS 9). vors are blended, about 10 min-|week? Fresh vegetables and fruits,| tresnest asparagus will have the | PeF Person if it is dressed. ang Cup, {2 ebvelope) instant non-fat dry/that more than 200. products can pecially nice for the Cream Balls be made from -them them to Peanut Ice Crea . @ long way. A little of the good ytes Remove bay leaf, Put beans several meats, egg’ and dairy| best flavor. — Ti . s . : » © ° ghtly closed Beef. slaughter supplies have} } tablespoon sugar ol’ Southern cooking is also de- in serving dish and mound rice | products are in good supply the| P . % to % cup chocolate syrup { slightly sof- Pan PAT bts ; , pears or heads and bright green (been light, yet you may find rump,| 4 cups hot water (not boiling) . ar|Simply roll scoops of slightly lightful but it won't go far at all.'in the center. Six servings. |MSU Marketing Agent reports . . / ecler ave(geed. tadicaters . of rn lignt, yet y y p, Peanut butter, the most popul a vawille joe cream into So, please your family by planning iso Mom will find real satisfaction) freshness. Keep it cold and tr a — ed end! Sorease EES SCNRE OF milli | of these products, started out as * chopped peanuts, insert a wide : whole meal around Southern Modern Oven Will Make when food shopping for those other| to use asparagus the day you cube steaks specially priced this|powder and sugar over eggs; gall for invalids, made in sane | popsicle stick and keep in the i oods. . idays. | buy it.. week. Most beef in the market|with rotary beater until blended.|toriums. Peanut butter has high|freezer, Then watch the march to For a tempting vegetable serve These to Perfection is week. si ara: d helen : ifreezer. Red Beans'n’ Rice, a traditional ene ee ‘and ee Large supplies of lettuce are|h@S been grain fed to grade U.S. |Stir in chocolate syrup and hot|food value, but it was probably |the freezer. A . : . - | “ i Louisiana dish made with canned, If your range is too old and) ions. Important contenders for,20W being harvested. Quality is Choice quality, but it will pay to,water, Makes about four 10-ounce | the delicious taste that started its A bowl of thick, sturdy vege- red kidney beans, hot cooked rice antiquated to maintain a steady). meat dollars are pork, beef,!very good and heads are large in|4uble check where you buy. Youjservings. If you have a nutmeg manufacture outside the hospital.| 11. soup plus a dish of canned ind salt pork. Pecans from the /250-275-degree oven, don’t try this ; : ; ‘ _ ; ; a? ' South Eve nice flavor and crunch yecipe. It will burn before it dries poultry Li fish. me size. You can expect this trend|C4" expect to pay more for U.S. grinder, small fry will enjoy grind-| People began to make peanut! apoje sauce topped with crumbled the salads of canned pear'— your efforts will be wasted. ore Wie ead ae =e to continue throughout May. \Prime or U.S. Choice grades than!ing a little of the spice over the butter to sell from house to house.'peanuts add up to a light — ; ' ama art ave serine : ar hibes) nner . ; halves on perky greens. Especially Cut the crusts from thinly sliced from Tisenece and kanens: Prices on Texas dry onions are for lower quality beef: whip, Then, small factories sprang up but a most satisfying one, at that , . e F <3 one _ : sat Bre: st sar ATRANSAS. =a 4 ——__-____— : —— 4 - — RSS good nn ine salad is a Honey while a —_ eis ee The smaller berries may take a dropping as larger supplies are Cream Dressing. slice into ( Pu -clangies. ‘ ; wat : ae : ayiiatito ae : nd. don't. forget corn bread. Brush the slices with melted butter ee wash on = ready for marketing. Small sup- ° The meal wouldn't be complete seasoned with celery, garlic or) 9), one weivnt fot tae ve ey plies and normal*customer demand without this Southern favorite onion salt and sprinkle celery,seeds fest eat hen ain are ‘le er Lor cucumbers and peppers ex-| 7 RED BEANS 'N’ RICE over all. Place on a cooky sheet!" — : y sare lains current high prices. } « in 250 degree oven for 20 to 25|"!© berries. 1, Ib. salt pork | « - ~ 1 "medium sige onion | minutes. | Nearly a week of rain and Citrus fruits are still in the | - : : : fruit limelight. Navel oranges ] 1 can (16 of.) red kidner beans —_ a are nearing the end of the sea- son, but Valencias heavy with ISCOVER WHE DIFFERENCE |Faat= Notice that’ green appearance ,on some citrus? This occurs as : WITH /nature supplies chlorophyll (the evar . t he ¢ jgreen color) to the new crop of ‘fruit developing on the trees be- fore the old crop is picked. This re-greening affects only the peel, not the inside of the ripe, juicy fruit. ° | Apples, bananas and pineapple can be yours at reasonable costs. You should be able to find those} crisp atmosphere controlled Mc-! Intosh and Jonathan apples with fall-like fresh flavor. ; MAIN DISH PLANNING—This has been an unusual spring when you consider the meat market. More pork than last year, more high grades of beef ahd more poultry have contributed variety at reasonable cost. S Pp ECI Al . SALE i Hamilton Grade “A” 3 5 c 5 head for the HILLS LARGE EGGS a , HILLS BROS. GIANT GALLON CAN ...... idm aed BORK SH $m 69 INSTANT MAZOLA OIL T COFFEE 6 Q: KRAFT Salod ¢ MIRACLE WHIP x" oD APPIAN WAY PIZZA MIX 3 Pgs. $] TENDERLEAF TEA BAGS Pkg. 49* OPEN PIT BAR-B-Q SAUCE cs 39° WISH BONE ITALIAN DRESSING 16 nen 49 CAMPBELL’S When shopping this weekend you will find pork loin cuts, smioked and canned hams and the Boston butt marked to at- tract your attention. The Boston butt makes a fine roast or it can be cut into pork steaks. Because it is so lean, you can count on three servings from each pound. WHITE-white or grey-white!! There's an amazing difference with Roman Bleach. This cleanser bleach dissolves clinging film which Causes greyness — gets clothes WHIT E-white. Big 6-oz. Jar You will find little change in fryer prices. Retailers are stress- ing fryer parts. Think of ways to use a stewer. With ‘noodles, rice, dumplings? With vegetables in a casserole or ‘meat pie? In salads or sand- ee ee | Lar LEAN C iPORK BUTT 29 ROAST ». = A caESH LEAN PORK STEAK, Ib. ------—— [—soRDEN'S WHOLE-GRADE A C COTTAGE Tomato Soup = 10° SPRY} 3°" 49 FRESH FROZEN FOODS FROSTY ACRES FRESH FROZEN Frosty Acres Orange Juice | LEMONADE P c Pink or White oz. hr 99°) 105 STEAKS 79° SF FAVORITE BLEACH OF MILLIONS—CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF WHITER, CLEANER WASHINGS. Banquet WHOLE CHICKEN VY, soup CAN AA SAS SSS SSS MICHIGAN PIONEER BEET SUGAR 39 See why Campbell's are... The’ Jénder © Hearted Beans! Every bean is flavored clear through ta its tender heart with Campbell’s COLA ‘ lon 59: bright-tasting tomato sauce. Your first fork ful will tell you why Campbell’s 12. lase Tender Hearted Beans are the best you ever tasted. Look for the ean | Wa with the hearts on, the label. You'll lose your heart to ..- O° a 7 mm MARKET We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Glacier Club Pork & Beans by 9 @ Beer © Wine @ Liquor to Take Out Corner Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. Open Saturday Store hsex: Mon., Tues., Wed. Thurs., Sat. 8 to 9 Ph FE 2. 8 A.M. to 9 PLM. Friday 9 to 10 — Sunday 9 to 6 one B 3 sizes to choose from: 16 oz. regular, 21 oz. large and 28 oz. big family size THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 LOE LITRE Et AAC NAAN bi la Ma RANE Ec NR IE ae a iA i lh . ee: Plenty of Problems but Never a Dull Moment f Life Is Different for Decorator in Alaska By MARY PRIME nets halibut and salmon for NEW YORK (UPI)—As an inte- breakfast.’ rior decorator in Alaska, Mrs. Ben- inform jamin Culver has done everything Picmaly eae from pai , but wallpaper an igloo. parts of the world, she said mak. wet, lashed to the top of a boat.” There are no artisans nearby, so Mrs. Culver must sketch her ideas and send ‘‘outside’’ for finished products. If a client lives out of At one time, Mrs, Culver lived on a homestead at Bear Cove on Kachemak Bay, where the couple now is building a SOQ-acre resort Beatrice Culver, mother of six town, the decorator must resort to lodge. ing her work “ interesting” children, is one of two decorators letters or hop a plane. “It’s the most beautiful spot on ral poltihsd irony — in Anchorage, and the only Alaskan _ « * earth,” she said. “I felt like a x »* , * member of the American Institute of Decorators (AID). Among her jobs are a log house, offices, res- taurants and homes. “My biggest problem is trans- portation,” Mrs, Culver said dur- Mrs. Culver, a native of Berke- ley, Calif.. and her husband, a realtor and Stanford University graduate, went to Alaska 14 years ago. After her graduation from the University of California, Mrs. Cul- pioneer, because my husband com- muted from Anchorage. He flew home, landed on the beach in front of the house. I taught the children by correspondence.” For the past four years, Mrs. Culver has managed and designed sets for an Eskimo show in the annual fur rendezvous, which start- ed as a trade show and developed LS POOLE LTE RE ing a trip to an AID’ convention ver had worked as a decorator in ~* * aes week vp me c in New York, where “the Texans Berkeley, so she set up shop in Bears are “‘up a ways'’ in the we wt part of Ber ‘work with 3 . gave me a bad time.” Anchorage for about four years. mountains, and the only’ animal oS oe ee from B é “If something doesn’t come, I Theh she retired to care for their that gave Mrs. Culver a start dur- show. the Eskim * rhs a ripe 4 ¢ ~—s can’t Just call up about it. We children, now ranging in age from ing her homesteading days was a stage in five minutes. =“ i ° get furniture from the East 13 years to 6-year-old twins. moose, which walked up the path. eas Guy ‘we eek ities fees . Coast; upholstery from the West Last year, the decorator re- Today, the family weekends the Society for the Prevention of re Coast, Fabrics come by parcel opened her business in an office ad- and vacations at Bear Cove, Cruelty to Animals. Someone had $ post and take three weeks. Once joining her husband's in the center catches king crabs in front of the complained thinking the seals were ps some furniture arrived soaking of the city. . house, digs clams at 4 a.m., and alive."’ , ¥ , se % i, GILELL EAE! SPE iO le Ml GF DBR SI EPR Be SD Yea #e EP RELOEPLOEOED Ge MDAE SBE 9 Raiser | : : a it tll ey Ale aie Vice aa. oe ee Wh. 47.% 53 csi 2» St. Michael Church Host Women’s Section = VERE OO DE 5 i hal ¢ . AAO Lt OOO OLDE OE REE Working on layout and checking remaining available space in the pro- gram for the annual AAUW Fashion Show are, left to right, Mrs. Floyd A batt, Members Prepare May 13 Fashion Event Ernest A. Jones. presented at 2 p.m. May 13 in Cran- brook School auditorium. Use Talent to Push AAUW Show BIRMINGHAM — Members 6 Birmingham branch of American Association of Uni- versity Women, besides being Writers, dramatists, speakers and so on, have gone a step further and are becoming ad space salespeople and layout experts. Under the direction of Mrs. Bans Schjolin, members have teen selling ad space tp area fnerchants as they prepare for their fashion show May 13. * * * ~ Mrs. Robert F. Kohr, AAUW president and general chair- man of the show, says the event will be held beginning at Z p,m. in Cranbrook School auditorium. Davidson's of Bir- fhingham will supply clothes for “A preview of Summer Fashions,”” which will be mod- ¢led by association members A tea will follow the show Assisting Mrs. Kohr are Mrs Cart Theobald and Mrs. Rich- ard Barnhard tickets; Mrs. §$chjolin, programs; Mrs George Howell and Mrs. Thom- ‘Otherwise, Pass Up as Kilgour, posters; Mrs. Mar- vin March and Mrs. H. K. Berg. models; Mrs. William M. Milligan, music; and Mrs. Preston Weir and Mrs. Floyd Abatt, publicity. *® * * Mrs. George Brundette and Mrs. Stephenson Williamson are in charge of tea tables and Mrs. W. H. Morgan and Hosts Gold Mrs. Cecil Briggs was host- ess at hes home on Hamilton street Wednesday evening to members of Oakland County Chapter 34 Gold Star Mothers. Mrs. Eva Welch and Mrs. Elna Riddle assisted. Reports were given by Mrs Olive Burgess, state board meeting; Mrs. Edward Mc- Donald, cancer pads; and Mrs. Briggs, rummage sale. Memorial services will be ‘Fringe’ Benefits Mrs. Hans Schjolin and Mrs. The show will be Mrs. Fred Finkenaur, are host- * * The fashion show is one of the association's major fund- raising projects each year. Like the annual book sale, profits of the show are used to supply scholarship funds for worthy young people in the Birmingham area who might otherwise be unable to attend . college. Star Mothers held at 8 pm. May 20 at Bemis-Olsen Amvets Post. * * * On the Perry Park Memorial Service committee are Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Luisa Mayotte, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Leone Hagberg, Mrs. Clarence Sutton and Mrs. Riddle. * * * Plans. were completed for ‘attending the state convention in Sault Ste. Marie. ~ Juncheon. ident; for District NCCW Tea St. Michael Church was host to members of Northwest Deanery of National Council of Catholic Women for a ‘‘Get-To- Literary Club Has Luncheon The Women's Literary Club met at the home of Mrs. A. O. Carmer on Avondale ave- nue for its annual meeting and Co-hostesses were Mrs. P. G. Latimer, Mrs. Jess H. Troyer and Mrs. Mabelle Wilson * * * Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. Robert McNeil. They are: Mrs. Harry Vern- on, president; Mfrs. Lati- mer, first vice president; Mrs. Warren Thurston, second vice president; Mrs. Dale Moats, recording secretary; Mrs. Ida Reeves, treasurer; Mrs. Lulu Luby, corresponding secre- tary: Mrs. Rose Benson, auditor; Mrs. Wilson, pub- licity; Mrs. J. Marry Baker, parliamentarian; Mrs. Carl Malkim, historian; and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Moats direc- tors. * * ® Members attended the Adult Education Institute in Ann Arbor Wednesday. Teachers Club Has Dinner, Election Pontiac and Vicinity Teach- ers Club met at the Adah . Shelly Branch Library Wednesday. A cooperative din- ner was served and officers elected. They are J. Cecil Cox, pres- Jessie Brewer, vice president: Mrs. Gertrude Mar- tin, secretary; and Mrs. Har- riet Young, treasurer. Pi Omicron Council Has May Breakfast Pontiac Council of Pi Omi- cron National Sorority held its annual May Day .Breakfast Sunday at Rotunda Inn. Mrs. Robert Hausmen was chairman of the affair, assisted by Mrs. George Reuter, Mrs. Robert Dunham and Mrs. May- nard Holmes. Guest speaker was Roy MacAfee. Good Mate If You Enjoy Antiques By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN “DEAR ABBY: I've been friends with a man for 18 years. He is a widower 71 years old and lives with his widowed sister who has kept house for him all these years. She is 79. I am 62 and a widow. He is a man ol means but very set in his ways: He doesn’t like ‘changes’ and stil has his ofiginal furni- ture, pictures hanging from »_AMBY the mouldings on wires, and lamps with beads and fringes. “ “His’sister asks me why I don't’ marry him and : ‘take bim off her nands.’ I enjoy his gompany in smal] doses but don't think I could take a _ Steady diet of this man. My friends think I am out of my mind for passing up this op- gortunity. Am I?” INDEPENDENT * DEAR INDEPENDENT: Un- less you are in the market for a valuable antique, pass him up. He sounds like he’d make a better ‘‘friend’’ than a hus- band. * * * “DEAR ABBY: I _ have heard that hypnosis can help people, do things they are cap- able of doing but could never do before. I would like to im- prove my typing speed. Most jobs require at least 40 words per minute and I can’t seem to build my speed up that high. Could you recommend a psy- chiatrist who can hopnotize me for this purpose alone?"’ MISS D. DEAR Nuss D.: I do not recommend specific doctors. I suggest that you try to build up your typing speed through practice. Hypnosis is nuthing to fool around with * * * “DEAR ABBY: Three years ago when I was in seventh gtade, | was very unpopular No boy would even look at me: Except one. He had failed a yéar, smoked, drank and was just horrible... But I didn’t care, J He was a boy and that was all that mattered.. (I thought.) He moved away and everyone forgot about him and I started going around with nicer kids. I came a long way and this year was elected vice president of the Freshman class. “Now this terrible boy has moved back. He is worse than ever. He is trying to pick up where he left off. I hate to snub him but I don't want him hanging around me. He tries to put his hands on me in the halls and calls me ‘Dell’ and ‘Baby’ and I could die. How can I keep him away from me before he iuins my reputatiap?”’ ALMOST RUINED DEAR ALMOST: Your rep- utation is something that you —and only you—can ruin. Tell him that you are not inter- ested in his beyond a “hello” and ‘goodbye.’ If you be- have like a lady, exchanging casual greetings with this bey will do you no harm: F * * * “DEAR ABBY: I am to be married soon and have a problem concerning the min- ister and the reception. I'd like to invite the minister and his wife to our reception, but I am afraid if I send them a formal invitation they will think they have to send nie a gift. What is the proper way to handle this? I want them there, but feel funny about sending them a formal invita- tion.” BRIDE-TO-BE / DEAR BRIDE: If you feel a ‘formal invitation’’ might obligate them to buy a gift, by all means, telephone the minister's wife and invite them verbally. CONFIDENTIAL TO “LONG- ING FOR HIM”: The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. Until you have to mow it, that is! * ¥ * Are you as popular as you want to be? Get Abby's book- let, “What Every: Teenager Wants to Know.” Send 2% cents and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, in care of this newspaper. & ;:-@% : * ABBY te are of this paper by - nm care . a self-addressed, envelope. 7 gether Tea,’’ held at St. Mi- chae] Hall Wednesday. New of- ficers, retiring officers and committee chairmen ex- changed ideas and formulated plans for the coming Deanery year. x x * Mrs. N. C. Dillon, president, conducted the informal discus- sions and the Rev. James Shee- han of St. Vincent de Paul Parish spoke about the needs of the deanery and the values it offers to all members. An Interfaith tea will be held May 20 at Holy Name Church, Birmingham and a Foreign Col- lege and high school students Picnic will be held May. 24 at Lake Oakland. * * x Mrs. Vincent Vaverek and Mrs. Henry Simpson were co- chairmen of the tea assisted by Rose Griffin and Mrs. Leo Halfpenny. Mrs. Robert Schmude was in charge of dec- orations. Beta Mu Unit Names Officers Officers for the coming year were elected at the Wednesday evening meeting of Beta Mu Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al- pha. The sorority met at the YWCA. Elizabeth Rockefeller was elected president of the group. Others are: Mrs. Bruce Nafrin, secretary; Norma Thyle, treasurer. * *® * Mrs Joseph Mendoza and Gloria Ramirez served refresh- ments. Active in Pontiac’s community and cultural life is Mrs. James Rosenthal of West Iroquois raad. Here she is Interesting Women: Mrs. James Rosenthal piano. Pentiae Press Phote looking over one of her published com- positions for children learning to play Her Focus on Music, Children By LYDIA ROTHMAN Music and children, two of the greatest joys in life, are a vital part of Mrs. James Rosen- thal’s world. Writing compositions for small children or program notes for the Pontiac Sym- phony Orchestra; singing in the High Holiday Choir at Temple Beth Jacob or directing children's religious music there, she handles each with equal ease and enthus- jasm. MANY PUBLISHED Music has always been a part of Mrs. Rosenthal’s life and writing music for young chil- dren who are beginning piano lessons is one of her special- ities. She has already had some 20 pieces published under her maiden name, Bernice Rosner. * *® t All this came about when she was a student at Hunter College in New York City and commuting daily on the Staten Island ferry ‘‘where I got all my ideas for compositions.”’ On the ferry, she sat across from the same man every day for a year without ever speak- Sometimes he looked in- ing. terested in her work and ‘‘once he sat next to me and told me inlaw. He was David Hirsch- berg, music publisher, and was the first to encourage her to go on with her work and the first to publish her composi- tions. » *§ *#* Following her graduation from Hunter, she received a scholarship to study piano and composition with Henry Holden Huss, well known New York teacher. — PREFERS PONTIAC Born and raised in New York City, she moved to Pontiac with her husband about 20 years ago (her first time west of Niagara Falls). They make their home on West Iroquois road. Mrs. Rosenthal says she loves living in Pontiac and would never consider going back to New York to live. She says that she does more here than when she lived in New York “Perhaps we took everything for granted in the city because it was all so close at hand,” she says, ‘‘but Pontiac and this area have a great deal to offer and we take our three boys to everything. They're little wig- gle worms, but ‘they settle right down at concerts and the other events we take them to.” * * An active member of Pontiac Symphony Orchestra Associa- tion, she serves on the board of directors and is a member Shah Mohammed of Iran and Queen Elizabeth ride in the state coach through the gates of Buckingham pal. The Shah atrived in London ace. - - stay, Command Performance in Exotic Setting © 6 0 ce ob ct 8 Oh 8 Se ~ O4 Re oy 2 A? SM OIE C8 8 AD 8 8 i Ee. 8 OE xt BAe MN 1 ot A Oe Se eS eS —s for a three-day visit. 39-year-old monarch is being heavily guarded by Scotland Yard during his AP Wirephote The Shah, British Princesses to See Ballet LONDON (UPI)—Shah Mo- hammed of Iran goes to a rendevous tonight with Brit- ish Princesses Margaret and Alexandra in an exotic Arab- ian Nights setting—at Covent Garden’s royal ballet. “Les Rendezvous,” danced by Frederic Ashton, will be the main attraction at a com mand performance of the bal- let in the Shah's honor. The program also will include the third act of “Coppelia’’ and the second act of ‘‘Cinderella.”’ The royal box at Covent Garden has ‘been converted in- to a pink and orange Per- sian-style pavilion for the oc- casion, which will be the high- light of Mohammed’s three- day visit to London. Dennis Lennon, who designed the decorations, has advised Queen Elizabeth II, who also will attend, to wear black with diamonds to avoid a clash with the exotic colors draping the box. : The, Shah wined and dined the Queen, Prince Philip, and 50-odd other royal and noble guests at a banquet at the Iranian Embassy last night. Today, the Shah was sched- uled to visit the atomic ener- 03 8 od x gy plant at Harwell, about 30 “Miles northwest.of London. He planned to return in- time_to dine with Elizabeth and Philip before going to the ballet. The 39-year-old Iranian mon- arch has been protected dur- ing his stay here by the heavi- est security guard Scotland Yard has organized since Yu- goslay President Tito visited here six years ago. . A special squad of 40 men,, commanded by two chief-de- tective superintendents, has been deployed at “danger spots” along the route laid out each day for the Shah. l — a a dian & +0 adn ee soa of-the music and program com- mittee. She is the one who writes the informative program notes featured in each pro gram. She is also program chair- man af the Auxiliary to Pon- tiac Symphony Orchestra and is an active member of Tues- day Musicale Workshop. A chorus she has written will be performed at the annual meet- ing May 12. TEACHER TOO Besides all this, she is now volunteer teaching an experi- menta] conversational French class at Webster School for fourth and sixth graders one day a week and she is a sub- stitute teacher in Pontiac s¢hools, * * * Enthusiasm and intellectual curiosity—and the ability to do something with them to help other people— seem to be an integral part of Mrs. Rosen- thal’s life. Boys Club Moms Hold Election Mrs. Walter Peters was elec- ted president of Mothers Club of Pontiac Boys Club at a meeting held Tuesday evening at the Boys Club. Other officers are Mrs. Rich- ard Kirby, vice president; Mrs. Henry Warren, secretary; and Mrs. Donald Ernst, treasurer. Board members: are Mrs. Almont Austin, Mrs. Henry Byers, Mrs. Ford Snyder, Mrs. Lester Christensen, Mrs. Har- old MacKenzie, Mrs. Leonard Noren and Mrs. Arthur Long- brake. Boys of the club served a Mother’s Day luncheon and presented a program. Cressy B. Larson, executive director of Boys Club, showed a film of the father and son banquet. Mrs. George Houstina was a guest and Mrs. Elmer Hicks was welcomed as a new mem- ber. YWCA Style Show to Benefit Nursery Mrs. William Crisp Jr., chairman of the YWCA Young Adult at 12: 30 p.m. May 2. Mothers and children from the Y's classes will be models. The. program will be open to the public. k are avail- able at the CA on Frank- lin boulevard. Lincoln Junior High PTA Program Set at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday. “All parents are. urged to at- tend and see the student dis- play on’ science, shop, sewing, art and cooking. Norman Kinjala, principal, will install officers for the coming year and a social hour will follow the program. Five pages today in Women’s Section > rts ORE tlt tN eh i ae FORTY-SIX Welcomes Questions By FAYE HENLE You have a tine to Wall than a four%ent stamp Today your impact is being felt in the nation’s securities markets as it hasn't beeh felt in 25 years. Your motives ere clear, You want to see your money grow. You want extra income dollars to meet rising costs now and in the future. THEY'RE CONCERNED Because you are so much “‘jn the market.”’ the eyes of the professionals are upon you. A majority are pitching for your best interests. Yet, I wonder whether you are taking full advantage of what they have to offer. * * When you buy a car, an ap- pliance, the materials for a do- a = Refuse One Means to Refuse All By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: Two weeks ago a boy asked a girl friend of mine to go to a dance with her. She refused. (The reason for her refusal which of course she did not tell him was be- cause he is shorter than she is.) Now another boy has asked her to go to the same dance and she would like to go but has refused. She said jt would not be right to ac- cept an invitation from him she had refused to go with the other boy and that it would be a direct slight to him * * * “I said that she had a per- fect right to go with whom- ever she pleased and that it would be entirely proper for her to accept the second boy's invitation. Will you please give us your opinion? after Answer: If she had told him in the first place her reason for refusing it would have been unkind and perhaps even cruel but not as unforgive ahly rude‘as it would be, the wav things are. were she to accept this new invitation ‘Dear Mrs. Post: I received an invitation to a party and I know the occasion is a wed- ding anniversary even though no mention has been made of it Ought I to take a ent?’ pres- Since there will be others likely not to know beforehand of the anni- versary, it might make them uncomfortable should they sce that vou have brought a pres ent. If. on the other hand, you want to send a remembrance, it would be best to send it to the house before the party Answer! who are “Dear Mrs. Post: in ou house we serve salad on a sep- arate plate but with the meat course, Will you pleas¢ tell me if it is include a salad fork in the table set necessary to ting, or can the dinner fork be used for both meat and salad”” Answer: The same one can perfectly well be used for both “Dear Mrs. Post) My hus hand's first name 1s Wiliam However, he is called “Bill” by almost evervone. Very oft addressed en we receive mail to Mr. and Mrs Bill Jones Is this correct? I don't think it is but my husband says it denotes friendliness and is quite proper. I would ‘appre- ciate your opinion,” Answer: I agree with you that it is not correct to ad dress letters to Mr. and Mrs B | Jones . “Dear Mrs. Post I was at a banquet recently and with the meat course was served a sort of paper cup I used that I was eating the but I notice many other peo- ple used their teaspoons. Which of us was right?” ice in a my fork Answer: The teaspoon was proper for the sherb¢t. Street and it doesn't cost more meat course with, - Wall Street Is Pitching tor Our Best Interest it-yourself project, you are steeped in comparisons of brand name, performance, in- structions for use. You don't hesitate to ask questions. Wall Streeters are wonder- ing whether you exercise this same careful judgment when you buy their wares, when you choose the monthly investment plan, a mutual fund or a par- ticular issue. Do you ask yourself: , What effect will the nation’s economiic climate have upon my choice of investment? Will my purchase suit my particular — perhaps my pe- culiar — needs? Have I done any comparison shopping either among invest- ment vehicles or particular issues? Too often the new investor trusts to luck with the thought that digging for answers is im- possible. Instead, here is what is yours for the asking: FOR YOU — FOR FREE New York Stock Exchange speakers: around the country there are 75 Investor Informe- tion Committees comprising some 2,000 representatives of brokerage firms upon whom you can Call to deliver a single lecture or an entire course — for free — on this business of investing. * * * These are men and women who study the market daily, who are equipped to answer questions elementary and in- volved They will meet with you at your local school, library, com- pany plant, church, open their offices to you. Already they are reaching 250,000 investors yearly Both the New York Stock Ex- change and the American Stock Exchange can ship you motion pictures that describe how the stock markets operate, the role they play in our economy, the role they can play in your life * * * You can subscribe — and for very little — to their publica- tions which tell of stock market terminology, new investment opportunities, groups of secur- ities that perform to meet spe- cific objectives Never before have the pro- fessionals spent so much time, money and thought on how to help you. You've got a direct line to Wal] Street. You've but to use it or blame yourself should you go astray in this business of buying securities. MARGARET M, HUMPHREYS Awarded her wings as an American Airlines stewardess is Margaret Mary Humpheys. Based ih Chicago, Ill., she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Humphreys of Whitte- | more street. Sorority Holds Moy Breakfast Omega Alpha Sorority held at Sylvan Glen Country Club. Mrs. Thomas FE. Beal was program chairman, assisted by Mrs. Douglas Green and Mrs. William C. McRath. * * * | Mrs. Grace Gordon Hay, noted in the public relations | field, was guest speaker. Her topic was ‘‘Women in Adver- tising.”’ * * * Mrs. George Morrow was toastmistress and Mrs. Harold Sibley gave the _ invocation. The next meeting of the group | will be held at Mrs. Morrow's home. Beta Sigma Phi Unit Fetes Mothers A Mother's Day fete was held by Xi Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clarence Gordon of Holly Mrs. Gerald Shafer gave a cake demonstration. Guests in- troduced by Mrs. Jay Sandow were Mrs. Myles Baughan, Mrs. Russell Benham, Mrs. Leslie Ellis, Mrs. Earl Gor- don, Mrs. Ray Giddings, Mrs. John Main, Mrs. George Mc- Gill, Mrs 9 Andrew Giddings, Mrs. Donald McLain, Mrs Lawrence Gaylord and Sandra Thorton ‘THE PONTIAC | its annual May Day Breakfast | | } PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 ‘ Slates Mission Speakers Memorial Baptist Church is holding a missionary confér- ence this week as part of its dedication eeremony.. The new building on Michigan avenue was formally dedicated Sunday. * * * The speaker Wednesday was ‘be the Rev. Philip E. Arm- strong, Far East executive secretary, whose field is Japan, the Philippines and Okinawa. He has just returned from the Orient and will show pictures of his work. Today at 7:30 p. m. the Rev. Eldon Johnson of the Bolivian Indian Mission will speak and show pictures. The Rev. Mr. Johnson has been in the field for 17 years. * * * Mr. and Mrs. George Doe of the Evangelical Alliance Mission in Southern Rhodesia will show films of the remote Zambezi Valley, where their work was among primitive people who worship demons. x 4 O98 398 498 598 All makes of popular, jazz, operas, classical, Broadway shows, etc. NEW DAILY LOW PRICES! ALL STEREO & Including COLUMBIA, RCA VICTOR, DECCA, CAPITOL, LONDON, MER- CURY, ANGEL and all other labels! Reg. 4.98 Reg. 6.98 ~ Grinnell’s, 27 S. Saginaw St. -— FE 3-7168 OPEN Friday and Monday til 9 P. M. \ i A} FREE Lighted in the Rear MAPLE Your Choice ‘matched, open stock Mrs. John Brewer Hostess to MOMS Mrs. John Brewer, president _| of Unit 2 of the. MOMS of | America, Ine., opened her Ex- | changesstreet home Tuesday to | unit members for a schoolgirl luncheon and business meeting. Mrs. Edgar Thomas and Mrs. Bert Rathbun assisted the host- ess. Mrs. E. K. 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Buy each piece os you wont it. ‘ T HAND ‘BAGS Don’t confuse this furniture with imitation 50 N, SAGINA \\ MERLE NORMAN mople. It’s selid and genuine. O Mond 1 Frid . ; pen Monday and Friday Evenings COSMETIC STUDIO || open FRIDAY & MONDAY ‘TIL 9 P.M.—88 S. SAGINAW AT AUBURN—FREE PARKING IN REAR—FE 2-0179 : itis 12. W. Huron FE 2-4010 . , " - / . ; & Y . , e ; C | we #, ? \ a ”- c ‘ ‘ _ id _ THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 __ _____FORTY-SEVEN . Put. light on th® subject| versity. You'll find that light colors What Young People Think when you're working in the = a wile ani cupboards reflect chen, advise home Should Dad Do Dishes? Question Stirs Storm ———— “| FLOWERS. ... for Mother By EUGENE GILBERT “Why shouldn't he do the dishes. of Hoosick Falls, N.Y. “No one work in an agreeable manner or “He may snarl a little likes to spend a holiday doing “Everybody works but father, |He ate, didn't he?” counters Vir- is he resentful? Surprisingly, 59| ®sked to do something,” said . he tha anound ail day. <2 lcinia Lee Brown, 15, of Coates | dishes, not even a wife.” per cent of the youngsters said| °¢ boy, “but once he gets going, | in new ce ne old song? onal ville, Ind. “‘He’s not the only one! — wen os John Curry |that their fathers managed to smile | hehe! = c | enagers a never , : . oO , lowa, answers; ‘'Holl- ° } . of it, but the a idea in the| “>? Bina: A) BGR, TBE WE ORNS days oan no aference. Doing | behind ap a or ind a aed The survey showed that one way Floral Print lyrics is enough to start a pretty |! day too. idishes is paft of a wife's duties °°" no Pane Tener "| husbands can avoid housework is good argument among them. | “I’m sick of listening to how and she shouldn't need help. The — by bringing work home from the | Does the fact that father is the hard men work, They have to /post office doesn’t have mailmen’s| ‘breadwinner excuse him from|W@ke most of them up at the of-/wives come down and help with working around the house? {fice to go home for supper. lthe Christmas rush.” Should he help with the house-| Larry Budde, a 16-year-old | So far, the teenagers interviewed ‘work? Do the dishes every night?, Brooklyn lad, came up with a were speaking in purely hypotheti- ease mer=| DRESSES Or maybe just pitch in and heip| revolutionary idea to solve this (cal terms, giving their opinions on one to five or more hours a week 99 99 ‘after a big meal — say at Christ-| age-old domestic problem: ‘Why what should or shouldn't be done. at it. 5 ” | 2 mas and Thanksgiving? | don’t the children do the dishes, | iisy HAPPENS? | While boys were overwhelmingly *_ * * | them Mom and Ded could ot | For instance does Ded do ny of| ah a at ae oe - ' These are some of the questions, ##d watch television?” If Larry’s | * °F ' a , per cent saw no Sixes 8 to 20 JOYCE COFFEL we threw at 600 fovea across, Mea ever caught on, it might ‘the housework? Yes, answered 6 objection to his doing office work 4 1 w= LY Mr. and Mrs’ Ross Harper the country in an effort to deter-| be bigger than paper plates. one doe he do? at home. " zee 2 of Drayton Plains announce mine father’s place in the home| Boys were inclined to bend al ‘ ' , And, as would be expected, i the engagement of their daugh- when there’s work to be done. |little — but not much — on the! Lo, dishwashing led all thie girls thought exactly the oppo- Cool cottons, dressy crepes and ite, with ter, Joyce Coffel, to Lester j rest with a 52 per cent vote. sit 50 cent eppesed | ic | As might be expected, the |Wuestion of whether Dad should Lewd ty chiffons. One and two ‘ | Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. | wcuitiaan ma t teenagers into [Delp with the dishes after a big) Tee survey figures further to his doing office work at home, | °O"'Y , Ralph Stanley of Drayton | meal like Christmas or Thanks-| Showed that Dad is a pretty , compared with the'83 per cent iece styles. , - | two loudly opposing camps. Pp Y Plains. No wedding date has | “"" giving. handy fellow around the house, Who thought he should pitch in been set. | Girls for the most part were all, A magnanimous-minded 13 per| Whem forced to it. with = Delic Omicron © (aca ate on eas recast een Bato tre pen of Oe tee | Our Fomous tio | allowing o work 0 |to proceed to the kitchen; 59 per|agers said their, fathers helped ela micron tension on the business end of 4 cent still held out against scullery with the cooking, 13 per cent said MR. JOHN HOSE Meets at Home broom or dishmop. duty despite the festive nature of he did the floors and walls, 5 per DESIGNED IN PAR Boys, for the most part, thought ‘dn’ ‘ ys, lor Qst part, the meal, and 28 per cent didn't cent said he washed clothes, 3) ara ¢ that such domestic duties were , eg 22.08) Beate of Mrs. Gurche degrading to the man of the house pena ERE tg TURN iper cent said he swept the floors. | ; Pai 9] mae ; . x7 » 5S & | The remainder of the answers | it Sell ar ? at al k 4 : ng out floor samples and Zeta Xi Alumnae Chapter of divnity, rank anut peed pein IS Girls had no second thoughts were divided among such chores| ee deascaehanats, Boxed Sele Crskevons, 1ulicecnl siuuske: Wea aicie: yrs this one at all: 97 per cent as washing windows, painting, | ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. | Full Price $ ternity, met at the home of Mrs jor them omnieia pg oa place cleaning the garage, moving fur-) Garrett vf Newberry road an- jf ) ys MIS. «1g MAMA MAID?’ ‘after Christmas or Thanksgiving’ pj “Mom’ "| : Only ; P Alice Gurche of Birmingham T f ; initure (‘‘Mom’s the artistic type,’’| nounce the engagement of pA MOTHER'S ice ure of Birmingham Tues- +-Certainly husbands should help dinner was in the kitchen and not explained one boy), taking out the! their daughter, JoAnn, to For Home Demonstration Call 4 A a 0 day evening. jwith the» household chores,” in-| Snoozing, on the couch. igarbage, tidying up closets, even Douglas A. Keyes, son of Mr. 3 Moy teh ih * * * ‘sisted 16-year-old Marcia Rives.of| “tfusbands have an obligation (changing baby diapers. | and Mrs. Elwell O. Keyes of CAPITAL APPLIANCES \ : th: : iY rae | , ; New officers for the coming year Detroit. “What do they think the| to ‘help out after big meals,” | ° x * * | Detroit. The wedding will be FE 5-9407 36 N. Saginaw i are Mrs. Howard Moore, president: | “fe #8. 8 maid or something?” argued 15-year-old Virginia Coe | Does Dad take to this type of performed June 20. jt a i i Mrs. Harold James, vice presi-! at aR 3 | “No,” argued 14year-old Tom dent; Mrs. Ronald Grover, record- yackay a Gala joan “Fa- | ing secretary; Mrs. R. P. Jackson. ther works all day, he should be #! 4 corresponding secretary; and Mrs.|allowed to have his evenings and fg 7 Frank Herta, treasurer. jweekends free. Most women now 2 . Catherine Skelly, pianist, played|%2't Know what to do with their |i . . spare time Se : two dances by contemporary clas-, % sical composer Milhaud. Mrs. | Sti Gh por com ot an went, i Jackson and Mrs, Gurche played) egiting on Dad to climb out of | three piano duets by modern jazz that rocking chair and get to composers, | work, and 55 per cent of the § ~ New members are Donna Bryce,| boys urging him to stay right b Nan Webster, Mrs. Ronald Grover, where he is and enjoy a well * Miss Skelley and Carolyn Scott. | ©a7aed rest. A —- | Should husbands wash the dishes | every night? ae {| Absolutely not, answered 90 per =) cent of the boys in an amazing @ show of unanimity. 75, Even the remaining 2 per cent make a wonderful gift were reluctant to join the enemy i ; ranks. To a man, they answered P h ty i ‘‘dop't know,” leaving the yes) urcnase +4 be blank on our questionnaire without | i MAY IS a single male vote. To Make 4 ¢ ° UNIFORM MONTH Despite oe * trons stand on Mother C, at The Oxford Shop | dad's helping with household Ma 59 W. Huron Street saree = geen — mre in- | Happy ‘s Here’s a likely cin oO lene when it cameé' .. . ‘ FOR SERVICE to sentencing him to a nightly ses-| jae ee little mumber that's —— SELECTION —— sion at the sink |e —) 5 * x bound to please. It’s SATISFACTION Only 24 per cent thought he |e . f } 5.95 - 15.95 should do the dishes every night; | © ¢¢ ~ only one oF a v7 . ° 72 per cent figured this was asking bP collection in A Short, % and Long Sleeves [a big too much; and 4 per cent, @ : A Sizes $-15 — 8-20 — 38-50 [hadn't quite made up their minds. §* ; = batiste, dacron and nylon bs 1415 to 241% ié ° P : k Tal! ‘G r ° 10 to 20 GROWLS FROM BOYS ‘ A spectacular i in drip-dry fabrics. ; The whole question brought an- special purchase t , Lace trimmed * Or Op gry growls from the young males |® x ; 3 interviewed. > of minks for << or tailored. q @ MATERNITY UNIFORMS “No, definitely not." grumbled | 9 . , 30 to 38. ‘S @ LAB COATS \Syear-old Marion Evers of Au- & Saal AS laa —— ¥\\\ @ DOCTOR COATS gusta, Maine. “Dishwashing is not | « of -season ~ @ DRUGGISTS’ JACKETS a man’s job every night — or @ ‘ owni any night for that matter.” |= prices. She's always reomes ae ing 2 : — ink— i i i n t plan ~ EPC LOE sap ag: mink—let nis aot price and ac it p | ey y semen make it possible for this special occasion. A " In pastel, sapphire, silver blue mS or ranch mink. es Peak AE: Roeeret ERE ; sy a Blouses — Main Floor Pur preducts labeled to show country of origin of imported furs. ‘ . . COM SFR - troson f= SIZES - Fur Salon — Second Floor WORSTED CREPE TWIST. be 8 TO 16 IN WHITE, Suitable for Summer Red, Maize SY REE ey * i, ~~ ye A 4 Be - — ee Specially O wats * ie ; . BES . we ae * rf a A D | ED pa Priced 6 6 O ° Me ot seree 5 a “ Sa ene ) : : * s s d Floo t <3 S “3 New ry es ie Coat Salon — Secon r : ar ro Washable \ | BSe ca PLES I fe ta ees * Re » “ ‘ Fashions : * . age at ge ™ Ca @ ( ry Ay ° ¥. = What more fitting way to fy A FSS ES } “4 geet Mother on Her Day ee - } ... than with our air-weight ae « suit of handsomely textured 5 Cupioni. Back belted to ( a with seam and dart detail. o rs = % PARTIES Navy, Capri blue, Beige, ; . It’s a wonderful way to show her how much you care. A fine look of simplicity and one of the prettiest ways to look cool and smart for summer. Choose from one and two-piece styles. Jacketed styles, of course. * RECITALS Green. Sizes 10 to 20. © 4% GRADUATION \ 5.98 10.98 Suit Salon — Second Floor | . : Sizes for junior, misses‘, and. ile pediee + . Party pretty and feminine for little girls’ very 4 Ways to Buy: _ . sifa: halt ieee’ Bint cirt it - special occasions. It’s the way you'll want id Lvaweas _ We! her to'look on Mother’s Day. Cool, crisp =e cies Wess Bales . oe Se eee ie DP a a en ae ee Fee Be bs eP-Ee wae Saas Ss eae ee DO CUCU Ck iie eet i ee a ee ere, oe, Dr Oe ee eee ¢ FORTY-EIGHT | . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 aes Kingswood Enrolling for Summer Sessions | Applications are now being taken June 22 for boys and girls now for the six-week program of Kings-|in the 10th, 11th or 12th grades. wood School Cranbrook’s 1959] x *« *® summer session. Classes begin’ George O’Brien of Wayne Com- ——-—— munity School will teach two com- ‘position courses, advanced and \college preparatory. He will em- City Federation iphasize creative writing in the, ladva course. The college of WCTU H as a raiey. class will writ a expository writing. May Breakfast Developmental reading (will be | Pontiac Federation of WCTU |.taught by Mrs. Walter/Peder- é breakfast Tues- sen, of the Kingswood faculty. held its May breekfas : Two courses in French and day at First Methodist Church. Spanish conversation will be More than seven unions of the | taught by Kathryn M. Myers . ‘Shellac Over Paint | s#ve 8 repaint job. It prevents the prints from penetrating the With children around a home surface and makes them easily you find fingerprints in the washable. ‘oddest places. In afeas on +walls lion where they are New York City covers an area mast often seen, shellac will !of 320 square miles. . Terry Cloth HOUSE } 5 / SLIPPERS a federation were represented. also of Kingswood. syLVIA 3. SPARKS Mrs. Mary Corks of Anna | Mrs. Joachim Matthesius will Bo Df Gordon Union led singing, and teach beginning German and {Mfrs Mrs. Ernest F. Painter of Garland Tait, another member of Airport road, Drayton Plains, Kingswood’s faculty, will teach a announces the engagement of fundamental course in typing Mrs. Sophia Sultz of Pontiac Union spoke on citizenship. Others taking part were Mrs. pearinige her daughter, Sylvia Jane ci = ella hens jpecemave te * * Sparks, to Airman James R. strict; : ; s oar hig Nellie Monroe. Pontiac | Interested students may call the tw, of oe pare =r s a lication blanks. of Fort Wayne, Ind. and Mrs. hp eda president; and Mrs. ee Emma Vallincourt of Britt- sae posaaeeee arin of burg, Germany. He is §ta- ie 7 : dat Grand Forks A Frances Willard Union was Hawtho rne at Base. ori ‘iakota, . guest speaker, | Sept. 5 wedding is planned Mother-Son | When working with cuticle clip- PINK, WHITE AND BLUE Pa ¥ Ben Ciow-me Fate ms om lraq Caldron Plans A ° pers or scissors be sure to remove May 4 Ceremonial D | nne r Set only the dead skin. Touch up the | Iraq Caldron 70, Daughters | area when finished with witch of Mokanna, met at Grotto Hall Mothers of Hawthorne School and hazel Wednesday. Mrs. Wayne ana their sons will meet for dinner and - presiding officer, announ 30 edad at . that the annual inspection and & program at 6:30 p.m. toda) Milan Straw Wedges ceremonial will be held May 14 the school. , Aer 3" ; 7 Pes, . \ | at the Pontiac Federal Savings Sidney Ruff is chairman of the 2” and 3” , and Loan Building. A dinner (program which will include num- . : = . | will be served at 6:30 p.m. bers presented by ‘The Tunesplit-, Mrs. John Stoppert, left, and Mrs. by 350. The centerpiece was entered , Mrs. Matt Shelton, Mrs. Earl ters” of ncoln Junior High ters” of Li g H. L. Stein exhibit the winning table by the Modern Homemakers of Pontiac | Brunson and Mrs. Scott headed School, directed by Julius Middle- | Beautiful Imported Straw A Real Buy for . . {cs es | the refreshment committee. dort. “Kent the Magician” also J centerpiece at the Oakland County District and was created by Mrs. Stein. | will be on hand. _ Comfortable Foam Mother’ Home Economics Extension Clubs’ The Holly Extension Club, formed in Others taking part in the pro- —— Sizes 5 to 9 meeting Wednesday. The annual 1922, was honored as the oldest group. jeram are Mrs. John Talbot, past PTA president; Mrs. Merlin San- Maling Shoes |derson and Mrs. Rita Silvis, toast | mistress. 50 N. SAGINAW Mrs. John Guenther- and Mrs. |Ronald Carr will be guests. | t *& * Don’t Get Married On the committee for the affair Until Yeu See Our Complete Line e | ed | Ly G }are Mrs. Norbert Hoffman, decora of Wedding Invitations oy J 99 How to Choose Swim Suit , ieee Mea livs, food, Mire Hutt | PONTIAC STATIONERS Achievement Day affair was attended STRAW HANDBAGS | | Consider Figure Several Styles | For some People, no day is long program: and Gir] Scout Troop 343, _ owes a al a WHITE—NATURAL By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN larger. Women with a small bust trast in color between the suit and enough for a day's work. 7 ee = This is the time of year when|may find that their curves seem:her skin makes her look broader. we begin thinking about new swim-|to disappear entirely in a one piece, J think the one-piece suit is ming suits. Of course your figure suit which flattens them, unless it) most flattering to the average COLONIAL AND CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE can make or break any suit, but has a built in brassiere. | woman who has a good but ma- there are certain styles which are TWO-PIECE SUITS | ture figure. Many of these have SINCE 1917 : a skirt over the trunks which is most becoming to every figure and; Far too many women wear the, somewhat like a short sheath. In certain mistakes in selection we two-piece suits. If a woman is Other words it is not full. Of should avoid short, this suit makes her look, course the darker colors are . . . For instance, women who have more so. If she has any extra, slimming. ivery large hips are tempted to buy weight, this type will not be flat-} hore really is not much you a eC IVI nN g | S eC a SY . ew suits with very full skirts. A skirt’ tering for two reasons. In the first at otrud abd is flattering but it should be some- place, she is almost certain to have can do about a protruding abdo- 73 NORTH SAGINAW STREET what skimpy. Those which are fatty deposits around her waist and Men except try to hold your tum- heavily gathered make one look|on her diaphragm. Also, the con-|my in or get rid of it through diet . . — : and exercise. Even in this instance C a | | a= Q S | Q NEW SCIENTI FIC BREAKTH ROUGH ENLISTS I think the one-piece suit is most slimming especially if it is made of | a @ ¢ hands behind the head. Bend the fe trunk forward and down. Raise material which is somewhat re- straining. There are such f a a materials , e . e Some figures are slim enough to wear the two-piece suits except for fat over the diaphragm. For ’ ot eames gua : cet nits Le] / that reason I am going to give you ; a diaphragm-slimming exercise ae : ‘ a“ the trunk and bend back as far a ee as comfortable. Lower head back- ae : ward. Hold for a few moments, ; - : feeling the pull over the dia-| Stand tall with the feet separated. Sf. Bend the elbows and place the ' phragm. Continue, bending for- t ward, raising the trunk and bend- ing backward. | | Here is one which will do love- | ' ly things for both the abdomen | L with PLACENTONE * and the neck. Heo the for 00 your back, legs straight, arms | fil sides. | THE NATURAL SKIN FIRMATIVE THAT RESTORES THE BLOOM OF YOUTH! | ee le ~via olen | JUST ANOTHER FACIAL CREAM! your head from the floor. Touch ANOTHER COVER-UP COSMETIC! your nose with your left knee. Be _ A HORMONE SERUM! . careful not to bump your nose. | _ Return leg and head to the floor. te This time bend your right knee | Spitg Again 1S A BASIC NUTRIENT THAT DIMINISHES WRINKLES BIOLOGICALLY! and do the same. Continue, al- | Wrinkl ir - ‘. ope capraas ternating left and right: rinkles are NOT inevitable! At age 25 or 60 wrinkles CA CED : ... with Spring Again! 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Convenient Terms Available Consult Anne Wilson for Your Decorating Plans v a in bday MhPaay FY MU 2 AMDDaay) mn COSMETICS ... STREET FLOOR Phone FE 2-8348 for Appointment . 1680 S. Telegraph i oT SF _ "T ” — _ ’ -4 . 8 Hills Students Win Writing Awards. Eight Bloomfield Hills students|students. Local students won two First prize winners in the compe- | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959_ have won top awards in the com- petition with some 150,000 others able mention prizes in the Scho-|Pen Company, are two seniors at in a literary contest for high school 'lastic Writing Awards. FORTY-NINE first, one second, and five honor-|tition, sponsored by the Sheaffer Kingswood School Cranbrook: emmy |Kristine Gilmartin, in the informal ‘glamorous < Shoes For Style, Comfort and DIEM’S, ... the tome of Femous Name Brand Shoes, Hosiery and Bags! ,in the poetry division. Each will ireceive $50 and a pen. x * * | Alexander Pendleton, senior at Cranbrook School, won a second prize of $20 and a pen for his entry , essay division and Sherry Marker (Hi | Quality, Take Mother to ‘senior. Jane Anderson and Sherry | Marker of Kingswood School Cran- brook also won honorable mention. | The Writing Awards were es- tablished in 1924 to encourage cre- ative writing byé high school stu- dents. Values to $14.95 | aes | Well known authors who judged ithe competition included Jessamyn 'West, Eudora Welty, J. Frank Do- bie, Tad Mosel, Phyllis McGinley land Harland Manchester. Entries |were judged on writing skill, orig @ BLUE @ BEIGE @ RED @ PINK @ GREEN @ ORANGE @ PATENT @ CALFSKIN PAIR @ REPTILE @ FABRIC @ DOESKIN @ HI-HEELS Values to $12.95 ‘ @ MID-HEELS @ FLATS @-ETC. 39 PAIR V S alues to $21.95 Embroider one picture or do the pair for a more important decora- tion. Please the family! You can embroider these pic- tures in little time — they are en- tirely in single and outline stitch. Pattern 878: transfer of 2 pictures 4" All Sizes All Widths DIEM'S 10x15 inches. Send Thirty-five Cents (coins) for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st-class mailing Send to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Pattern num- |ber, Name, Address and Zone. Send for a copy of 1959 Laura |Wheeler Needlecraft Book. It has lovely designs to order: embroi- dery, crochet, knitting, weaving, | quilting, toys. In the book, a spe- cial surprise to make a little girl lin the formal essay division, | happy — a cut-out doll, clothes to] . FAMILY SHOE STORE 87 North Saginaw Street NEXT DOOR TO FEDERAL’S color. Send 25 cents for this book. ' i , Old Swedes Church in Philadel- phia is the oldest church in the icity. It was built in 1700. new straws -. an the wind $195 i I2 i | LVN Breeze-swept Oy rf; new straws —light Mother’s Day Is May 10th *” You'll find the gift of gifts for her at all gifts beautifully Boxed—Free of course ‘A Real Gift for M othe r Batiste BLOUSES Ee Drip Dry Dacron Cottons, Short Sleeves or Sleeveless for All Summer Wear. Nanas Others 2.95 to 7.95 She Will Cherish a New DUSTER 595 Dacron and Cotton ‘Arnel and Cotton Luscious Pastel Colors Mother _ will loye and live in her new SWIRL (3951. 595 Sizes 10 to 20 1242 to 22% PEGGY’S te WORTH SAGINAW ST. . —-s © rT STs. se Exquisitely Lace Trimmed Nylon Tricot SLIPS 3% ses Gowns Pajamas Baby Dolls (doo ; Park Free! We Will Stamp Your Ticket ; At Time Of Purchase Sh RAE A AT The Gift She Loves oo "i OIG i aia SS mee ee , as ocean spray, : oor and just as cool. Fashion wash ‘'n’ wear , Wary with the low sides no Seams t ; ied YAY and pointed toe you Drip Dry Oo ? 14 ‘J must be seen in } No Ironing worry About : ie Natural Straw this season. Choose from Fabrics ‘ ‘a Brilliant Orange yy neutral and | Lime Green brilliant colors. NYLONS — : | ; ee WRAP'N' TIE FASHIONS _ The Gift she Just Never has eriough of PEGGY'S rai ides - , Gift Boxed Gift 35 50 sen Vo . WORTH SAGINAW ST. ‘ Boxed ] ] é 1° . . \ ‘ xe * Ve eee a * “ a . j i 7 \ FIFTY Security for You Disabled, Survivors Eligible By RAY HENRY “Why should I care about Social Security?” a young man asked the other day. “I’ll never live to collect it.” This attitude, although not always stated so bluntly, seems/‘to be quite common among the younger generation. Yet, even at birth, a boy baby now has a better than even chance of living to at least 65—the age at which Social Security retirement payments can start for men. But, more important than that, Social Security isn’t only a@ government pr ae am limited to paying people when they get old. It has two other important functions: 1. It provides ‘thes se covered with monthly payments if property on Manhattan if it ec * * * have been inves = at six per cent _Ins tructor William = _Bergadine|co om pound interes THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1959 =. 2 ae ee ee eS ee. SS Te Se a ee | SUNDAY \ NORTH HILL PLAZA * between 50 and 65 they are severely and permanently dis- abled 2 It protects a man’s family against financial want if —GIFIZFIFFIFIAAZLALALLLLLLALLA LAL AA ddd he should die before the tend ly is raised % = * * % . Here 1 brief sid chee ation of these two programs: ® 4 Disability payment “if you become disabled, you—and, % % perhaps your sepennentescare entitled to monthly pay- AN NUAL SALE ® ments sites you reach 50. * You are if you: K % —Have a permanent disability which is so severe % that you can’t do any substantial work, and \ —Have had the disability for at least six months, and \ . —Have worked under Social Security for five of the \ ] Y 10 vears before you were disabled. af BUY TWO and SAVE THE BIG DIF E! \ The monthly payments may range from $33 to $116, \ with the amouht depending on your average monthly earn- % ' % ings while you worked. 59c BUFFERED ASPIRIN EDWARD’S— 2 For 60‘ % In additic yn, your dependents—that is, your wife and & BOTTLE OF 100........... children—may also be eligible for payments. A \) Survivors payments — Under the Social Securty law, |; $2 29 SUPER VITAMIN HI-POTENCY— 2 Fer PEM \ your widow, children or parents may receive after your \) ° BOTTLE OF 100.............. \ death monthly payments based on your Social Security \ case ent 3 EPSOM SALTS sic 2™ 514 Payments to your survivors may range from $33 to $254 % BOX PRICE............ \ a month, the amount depending on the number of survivors \ you leave and your average monthly earnings while you \ FIVE- ASPIRIN TABLETS BOTTLE 2 For 26° a worked in a job covered by Social Security. \ GRAIN OF100........ In addition, your surviving widow, if she has been liv- \ ’ \ ing with you in the same household, may also be entitled to 77c MILK THERMOLIN— 2 For 7 8* \ a lump sum death payment of $99 to $255. . QUART ......... \ First Aid Class Gets immediately administered first \ 100-FT. WAX PAPER KITCHEN 2 For 3 ] ¢ \ aid, lecturing the while on how to a ROLL CHARM . Practical Demonstration |patch up face cuts and handing * Ww HUN FALLS, tho AP) — Angee neo ucts ows W 220 FACIAL TISSUES Frcs 2*33*% class a city firemen and their| removed four pieces of glass from \ SHEETS PRICE . l rathe red Wednesday night Mrs. Heinrich’s scalp % \ for a Re aan ross refresher course| t PETAL BATHROOM TISSUE SPECIAL 2 t 21 ¢ \ in first aic The 24 dollars for which the % As’ the class opened, a large | Indians supposedly sold Manhattan SOFT PRICE Poe oo ooo 6 oO ooo oOo Oe \ lis ” pub dropped from a ceiling | Island in 1626 would now hav nt fix and broke upon the head of| been equal in value to all the re ‘i \) a Wi illiam Heinrich. yuld \ | v1 0! WHILE THEY LAST! ' BIG 15-QUART > PLASTIC WASTE BASKET 98 SAVE "SAVE MONEY! | SAVE SPACE! Reg. 1.50 Value covered with Vinyl Fabric “THE ONLY mos * $ G. 95 EASTERNER” gy Coser formerly Eastern Venetian Blind Co. | Rosenberger — a ohnsion PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. FE 2-7004. 34 S. 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For the first. , lin four with a double and home time in 13 games, they've managed | -_ *& * 'run—and then getting no more to score more than two runs in| They f{1ashed some of their than a pair of singles in six inn- any one inning. And for the first) long-missing power last night at |ings of superb, shutout relief by time in a week, they've gained Kansas City for a 7-4 victory that ithe A's Bud Daley. ‘Baseball Scouts | Drool in Droves for Prep Hurler DANVILLE, Ill. (AP) — South- paw Steve Kelly of Danville High School, whe is attracting major league scouts in droves, Wednes- day hurled his fourth eonsecutive x * * All of Kelley's no-hitters have been in conference competition of seven-inning games. In running his hitless streak through 29 1/3 ingings, he issued only one walk Wednesday and struck out 16 batters as Danville defeated Champaign 4-4. * * we He has fanned 64 in 30 innings. Kelly, 17, is a 6-foot, 170-pound LOSS x &* * night game, after Washington had |rapped the Chicago White Sox 6-4. | ‘The Yankees got five hits and | three runs before loser Bob Grim { (3-2) and reliever Ralph Terry senior | could get a man out. Tony Kubek “> ¢ | opened with a .homer, catcher | John Blanchard, an outfield fill- From the - Press Box BY BRUNO L. KEARNS Sports Editor, Pontiac Press riled é : Ingemar Johansson, the Swedish challenger, who was a ringside spectator at the Patterson-London fight last Friday night, does not appear to be worried about the heavyweight champion for his June bout in Yankee | Stadium. e . Johanson, a courteous young man, feels he has more power than Patterson but admits he will have to catch the champion before he can land one of his rights, a punch which London did not have in his — colorless style. Bill Norman yesterday and i ground in their fight to get out of left them seventh, but edged | ~*~ * * struck started with evar Fn nn the American League's secon d| them within two games of fourth | Baltimore s pilted first place| Og ee vole pony iach sald Patterson Bato Revie Sone styl you won't find in the box score— vision. | place and within 5'; of first. | Cleveland 6-5 in the only other AL! ygepougald’s double. Then Sie- when he saw him in the 1952 Olympics than he does Billy Monbouquette. , | bern capped the frame with an now. ; it ania wilkthe’ Rece: Gad | RBI double off Terry, who like x k® Sox on top of a 17-6 score in a | Grim is an ex-Yank. In his broken English, Ingemar says, “His style is nm game that saw nearly as many | They scored another three in the) so good now.” extra base hits — including nine homers — rattle around Briggs Stadium as singles. There were 13 extra base pokes to 17 singles. Paul Foytack was cruising along with a 4-0 lead, thanks to a pair of two-run homers by Al! Kaline, his third and fourth of the year,| in the fifth inning. Dick Gernert, | who singled with two out in the second, had been Boston's only base runner. Foytack faced Frank Malzone to open the fifth. He threw the first pitch past Malzone for a called strike and then Malzoné bunted foul. Suddenly, first base umpire Ed Hurley called time and told plate umpire Joe Paparella to nullify the two strikes. i Hurley explained afterward: ‘I wasn't in position when the inning started. I called time and went out to the Boston bullpen along the right field line. Monbouquette was sitting about 15 feet off the bench out there and I told him either to get on the bench or out of the game. “I saw Foytack winding up as I was coming back down the line and called time again but he went through with the pitch,” Hurley said. Nefther Paparella nor second base umpire Frank Tabacchi had noticed Hurley going out to talk to Monbouguette or heard him call time With the 0-2 count wiped out, Malzone promptly homered into the left field stands. From then on Foytack wasn't the same although fie got out of the inning with only: one other hit. The roof fel] in the mext three innings as Boston hammered Foytack, Tom Morgan, George Susce and Pete Burnside for 15 hits and 16 runs. Only Dave Sisler, who pitched the ninth, escaped unharmed. Boston batted around in the sixth and seventh and sent 12 men to the plate in the eighth, getting six runs after five each in the sixth and seventh. But Foytack will stay in Dykes’ starting rotation despite his inability to finish for the sixth straight time after being Detroit's hottest spring training piteher. “He looked very good and pitched well,” Dykes said. ‘‘That Malzone thing may have rattled him. It's the first time I've ever seen anything like that call. Foy- tack will be all right. Look at Bob Friend for the Pirates. He's not doing too well now but he won 22 games last year and you know he’s a good pitcher so you stick with him.” Sparing the depressing detail for Tiger backers, the Red Sox’ big blows were struck by Gernert and Gary Geiger who each knocked in four runs. Geiger had two homers, a double and'‘a single and Gernert a three-run homer and long double. Marty Keough and Jackie Jensen also homercc for Boston while Lou Berberet whacked his first for Detroit with one on in the eighth after Boston was ahead 17-4. BOSTON DETROIT abrh bi abr bh bi Buddin ss 5111 Lepeio 3b 4010 Keough $221 Osborne Ib 5010) Runnels 2 6221 Maxwell If 42 30 Jensen rf, 4312 Kalite cf 3224) Malzone 3b 5 223 bYost 1000 Gernert 1b 5334 nial rf 10600) Geieer If °5 344 by rf 2000 White c 4121 aGrothr-cf 3120 Brewer p 1000 ven : : ; : 4010 roheret c se Bolling 20 4000 Poytack p 20006 Morgan p 1000) Susce p 0000 Burnside p 000090 cKuenn 16000 Sisler p 0000 Totals 44171817 Totals 396136 A—Singled for Doby in Sth, B—Hit into force play for Kaline fn 7th; C—~ Grounded out for Burnside in 8th. . 000 015 $40—17 osrcccesgevests et 202 000 020— 6 E—None. PO-A—Boston 27-11, Detroit 27-11. DP—Bridges, Bolling and Osborne. LOB—Boston 7, Detroit 8. 2B—Geiger, Gernert, Maxwell Keough. HR—Malzone Keough, Gernert, Jensen, Geiger 2, Kaline 2, Berberet, IP HR ER BB so Brewer ss... ses 3 a44 B’ma’n W, 1-0 ...6 § 2 2 1 Foytack L, 0-4 ... 5% 6 & S& 1 Morgam «..-seee:: 5 4 4 0 CC. eee ooo DM 4 6 6 3 Burnside sesveneees M8 ; : ; WP—Brewer, Foytack, Burnside vu— Pavarella, Hurley, Tabacchi. T—2:52, A— Berlin Booters Tour DETROIT — An All-star game between West Berlin and Detroit, on Friday night and the official Detroit Soceer League opening on Saturday night (May 9) will pro- vide choice morsels at McCabe Field this wéekend. r4 ‘The West Berlin squad is on a six-game tour of the United States, he a 3B oororm ‘ &E>qpaR isecond inning on Sijebern’s homer, ithen closed their scoring in the | jthird on a bunt—their 10th hit—an jerror, wild pitch and a sacrifice | AP Wirephote Brewer who fielded an attempted sacrifice. Um- pire is Frank Tabacchi. The ‘Tigers lost, 17-6, at Briggs Stadium yesterday. FORCED OUT Rocky Bridges. Tigers shortstop slides into third base but Red Sox third baseman Frank Malzone was waiting to make the tag after taking a throw from pitcher Tom jfly by winner Art Ditmar (1-1). | Bobby Shantz relieved Ditmar in lthe eighth after a solo home run by Bob Cerv. s | ’« * * Baltimore's young Milt Pappas, | still a week shy of his 20th birth- | day, stayed unbeaten (3-0) as the ‘second place Orioles broke loose | |for four runs in the seventh inning | jat Cleveland against Gary Bell /(2-2). A two-run double by Willie | |Miranda, an RBI single by Willie | ‘Tasby and Gene Woodling’s sacri- | ifice fly did it. Joe Ginsberg got things started with a two-run! jhomer in the second for the Birds. | x * * The Indians, who lead by 2%3 games, made it close on Ray Web- ster's first Major League homer} in the ninth. It came with two on jagainst Billy Loes, * * * Rookie Bob ‘Allison's first grand- jslam homer wrapped up Washing- jton's most successful (7-2) western! trip in a decade, hauling the Nats, 'from behind in the seventh inning | against Early Wynn (3-2). Camilo! | Pascual (2-2) was the winner with | irelief help. The Senators pulled off a 91 swing through the West in 1949, when they finished eighth. Scheibner on Detroit Card | as Area Boy Fights Saturday Promising Highland boxer War-! in a four-round prelim against ren Scheibner will make his loca] Al Breen of Detroit. professiona] debut “Saturday night, He won championships in Golden at the State Fairgrounds on a card Gloves, CYO and Army tourna- ments in recent years and just missed making the Olympic Games. Tony Ross is his manager * * * Scheibner will enter pro circles with considerable experience in both the welterweight and light- weight divisions. He has been training for the past several weeks at the Motor City Arena. * * * A former baseball star at Mil-; ford High and Michigan State, Warren had a tryout with the De- troit Tigers two years ago featuring Michigan lightweight champion Gene Gresham * * Gresham will be defending his crown against Chuck Taylor in a 10-rounder. Scheibnep, who built up an im- pressive amateur record, ts slat- ed to fight pro fer the ist time Toronto Hosts $15,000 | Net Tourney in June | TORONTO (AP) — A five-day professional tennis tournament | carrying prize money of $15,000| wil be held here June 17-21. It! |will be the first major pro tour-| inament staged in Canada. Net} iproceeds will go to development | of junior tennis in Canada All of the top pros with pro moter Jack Kramer's troupe will play. They inchide Pancho Gon- zales, Lew Hoad, Ashley Cooper, Frank Sedgeman, Ken Rosewall, Tony Trabert and Mal ‘Anderson. Kramer himself will play in the tournament, part of a 12 - city world tour for the pros. and managér Casey Stengel is the Athletics, 7-4, last night. . FIGHTS SATURDAY — War- ren Scheibner of Highland will fight in one of the preliminary bouts Saturday night at the State Fair Coliseum in Detroit. The feature has Gene Gresham and Chuck Taylor for the Mich- i lightweight title. 126 to Compete Here A total of 126 golfers will tee qualifying trials for the 1959 Na- , |tional Open championship. . Only 23 survivors of the state trials will advance to the sectional round June 1. The local sites in Michigan are the Country Club of Detroit and Lochmoor Country Club and Grand Rapids. The Detroit field has 63 profes- sionals and 37 amateurs entered and will send 18 into the sec- ANOTHER WIN FOR CASEY — For the first the New York Yankees have put two straight victories together | moving. Stengel leaves the dressing room after the Yanks whipped Open Qualifying May 18 off May 18 in Michigan’s three the Blythefield Country Club in | We shall see next month, Mr. Johansson. DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX. AMERICAN LEAGUE Wea Lest P ‘et. Behind Cleveland 14 6 70 — Baltimore 12 9 571 2% Washington 13 1 565 2‘3 Chicago Pay | | 10 524 Va Kansas City .... il ll 500 4 ROP enen ty ATMA 4% New York : 9 n 428 Sa ‘ 5 16 2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 6, Cleveland 5, night New York 7. Kansas _ 4 night c Boston 17, Detroit TODAY'S GAMES (Times Eastern Standard) Boston vs rry (2-2). Baltimore at W . 7:05 pn. —wil Im (3-0) og oo (3-2). Only games scheduled. TOMORROW'S GAMES Cleveland at Chicago..8 pm Boston at Baltirnore, 7 m. Kansas City a! Detroit, 8:15 pm Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Wen Lost Pct. Behind Miwaukee pF 3 7, 22 = Cincinnati 12 tJ 571 1 isco au 9 571 1 Los Angeles B 11 542 1% Chicago pb il 522 2 Philadeiphis ) 1t ee —— 9 NM 450 33 St. Leu 6 it) 273 Ts YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee 5. Los eles 4 Chicago ‘ a : - St. Louis 8. Philadelphia 7 (night) Only games eon TODAY'S GAMES Eastern aie &. Louis. 8 —Drabowsk at . . m wsky (1-2) vs. McDaniel 3). Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. 7:15 p.m— Owens (1-1) vs. Law (2-1). : scheduled - {Only games wwhia “at Putsbureh. SCHEDULE m 7.13 p.m. oo 1:30 p.m.—Delock (3-0) | Times ’ | Los Angeles at San Francisco, 3:30 p.m. | We feel very badly about the death of Doug Vaughan, 48-year-old sports editor of the Windsor Daily Star who died suddenly last night. | He was a great asset to our profession. x *« * The Tigers must cut three players by Saturday mid- night and Jerry Davie, who has relations living in Pon- tiac, will probably be one of them. Charley Lau and In- man Veal are sure to go. Lau’s case is a strange one. Here is a catcher who needs to utilize his abilities the best he can to stay in the Majors but doesn’t. In spring camp he dropped pop fouls frequently be- ‘cause a one handed showboat stuff. In fact he dropped a \fair pop up in a Tiger game recently by merely sticking out the glove hand without giving an assist with his right hand. Even Yogi Berra uses both hands and he went with- out a single error all of last season. x * * v. Jim Bunning and Paul! Foytack of the Tigers are get- \ting to be known as the “Gopher Ball” twins. x *& * Tennis player Karol Fageros, who has followed \Gorgeous Gussie Moran’s style of playing with gold lace panties failed to attract much attention on the courts in a Rome, Italy, tournament. ‘Only comment from one male tennis player was, “Aw they’re last year’s parities.” 8 Men- So being sponsored this weekend by |the Pontiac YMCA. Dr. Thomas K. Cureton, physi- cal fitness director at the Uni- versity ef Mlinois, will be in charge of the tweday clinic, Dr. Cureton’s credentials are long and impressive. * * * He is a consultant to the Na- tional Committee on Physica] Fit- Twenty-two willing men havejness named by President Eisen- signed up and eight lide >to a member of the ed for the physical fitness program | ught for Fitness Clinic physical condition ef ever 50,000 men, women and children, Olympic Committee, and recog- nized as an expert in the field olan eS |physical fitness by the American |Medical Association. Se | Holder of a Ph.D. from Colum- ibia University, Dr. Cureton. has |published 30 books and more than |300 articles in his field in addition US. |cities and 11 countries. } | machine that used,” states Dr. = who has tested and analyzed AP Wirepheto | time this year | now sure the Bombers will start } mo of Franklin Hills, is exempt from playing in the two qualifying rounds. He is automatically eligi- ble ‘for the Open because he placed in the top 10 in last year’s tourna- ment, x * * The 1959 Open will be played| June 11-13. at Winged Foot in| |Marmaroneck, N. Y. Horse Grand Prix } } | | ROME W® — The grand prix of; nations event tonight will climax) Table Tenni NEW YORK (NEA)—For those of you who wouldn't walk across the street to watch table tennis, we give you the phenomenon that is J. Rufford Harrison. tachioed chemist, and Wilmington, | tachioed chemist and Wilmington, Del., resident who went all the way to Germany to watch the same sport that people play downstairs. They played it better in Dort- mund, for this was the world tour- nament, There were 500 guys and girls from Japan and Sweden and in Foreign Countries s Is Big ‘Saturday, followed “It's never been held in ame. |Cureton will summarize laments Harrison. ‘“‘Not|PT°sram and answer questions, | At 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon enough interest. Other countries! Cureton will interview the 30 ica,” * |be shown at 7 p.m., followed by Orientals in general take to it) physica] conditioning demonstra- like the Australians to tennis. Ja-|tions by Dr. Cureton in the “Y"* pan’s association has better than|gymnasium and a million members. |The public is invited at no charge. Rumania and Vietnam and France and all over cutting and slashing jaway at the clicking white ball in ‘a big hall built for bicycle racing. |’ Harrison got there the hard way. He flew . . . and on his own money, This 29-year-old Briton, you see, is president of as the United States Table Ten- nis Association, There are 2,000 members. That! | that smalt but select clan known } 4 } isn't, as he sighs, much when you © <3 ia ~ Docforing By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF 3 PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Big slice, little distance. ~~ Your Golf | i DIAGNOSIS: Flying right elbow. A TREATMENT: Today’s illustration shows clearly how | letting the right elbow fly out away from the body forces ' the player to hit the ball from the outside In—the cut+ : across stroke. Also, it shows anaiiiiieetnana ieee ee tional . Grand Rapids h : , baal - rand ion nee the Rome International Horse|consider that everybody who can) fi o snatiide, am es out | : ‘and will advance five to the sec-|show. Two Americans finished high| hit a ball with a paddle is eligible. | = taining : tional ifi * * * |= full power. * a ee re ee Harrison went to Europe to see), The answer here is that © i | The local quahtying round will we” Wiley of Towson, Md., was!nig first world championships and| / the right elbow must be | | a. fourth in the viminale prize, won| to represent his association at the||) cked in close to the body. i . es. by Capt. Raimondo D'Enzeo ofjtnternational Table Tennis Feder-|— : bo Ws foe two ; A total of 2,402 golfers are eMjraly wil : i : ; main - \ / y. liam Steinkraus of West-|ation’s World Congress. ; 7 to avoid the { tered in the Open across coun- port, Conn.., finished seventh in the ; - O poses—' a slice try. villa borghese competition won by| , Ts '* * ap haeamerpe & and to hit the ball with In Michigan, only Wally Burke-|tmre Karscu of Hungary. for him, All ¢ years, a full power: vial armed forces have been provid- |~ di ‘ ing transportation for American | | Te ery re . Hun i ; players in exchange for exhibi- | ~ bring elbows Little-League Tryout °Y Being Sued tions at overseas, bases. Not this | / close together as sey : wk ion for| MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Hot Rod| time, though. Harrison even tried . comfortably can at ad@- vo’ oe Seva Wie tigtams Case F|Hundley, 24, player for the Min-| the State Department, but noth: dress. This puts the: . 3 baseball club is set for Saturday.|"¢apolis’ Lakers- in the National) ing happened, right elbow in the proper place to start the swing. Re 2 Manager Allan Stone says any|Basketball Assn., Wednesday Was) The USTTA practically depleted Then, be sure to turn the right hip around to the | boys 13 we ee 8 —. oo ee ttonaery_ to) pkdng up the tab right on the backswing, thus giving the right elbow _ come to | Ci cea lor seven-player team, Harri- reom to remain close te the body as % 5, starting at ‘10 a.m. Site is at the) His wife, Nancy _Hammond/son and the non-playing “captain | seogreieen. the THANKS, DEL — Don Demeter of the Los angles Dodgete ColumblaFoeti, field south dle-jHundiey, 23, chareet The Latte ier Niewiaa items i On the downswing, the rig , — Don r of the mond. inhuman treatment. . Th hard way, a -~ e » Wl gets a rub on the back from catcher Del Crandall of the Milwau- *« * * was m in January 1956’ at} They promote the world event ¢ by the right side pocket of- your kee Braves after he was hit by a pitch 4n their game yesterday. Fire-Fighters..are _Little| Morga W. Va. They havejevery two years, Next time, it}> and away as we see here. f Umpire is-Tom Gorman. The Braves won, 5-4. ¢ Leaguers,’ po children. goes to Peking. ne 1 8 . ¥ . he a ~ - . y ] j J o . a © + @ ee ae es i eal . $ } s a3 4 / ? *ee ee” ee, ee ee ee ee ee OE ee er ~—FIFTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC-PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 c—_ = + Emil Dolce thought enough of;a nose to Tothy Lee, given his colt to put down $10,000 yester-|perb ride by Shoemaker in day as a supplementary entry fee. tense stretch duel. Meanwhile, Brookmeade Stabie| announced that Willie Shoemaker, |rish Defeat MSU BALTIMORE (AP) — Manassa who rode Tomy Lee t victory in . the Kentucky Derby, will be) - EAST LANSING ®—Notre Dame) Mauler, giant-killer in the Wood it cword Dancer in the $150,-/swept to its seventh straight tennis su- the Manassa Mauler fo Enter Preakness Memorial, will try to prove the 7 sided second jewel of the| victory with an $1 defeat of Mich- earlier victory was no fluke when Triple Crown. - wan State here yesterday. MSU he runs in the Pheakness May 16 Sword Dancer lost the Derby by'now has a %4 mark. 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Strickland, fortune over the past 23 years in HR—Kuber z start, BB —muber Dell te Held. LOS—Bekimere §, Cleve an attempt to bring the games to "7 ~“*™ Pe BEERS oy jthe Motor City, and Richard x. | Dames co wD tits | HR—Oimaberg. Webster 8—Peppes. sP— ‘Cross said they feel Detroit has its Grim a 3 ...9 eset ooting IP on BR OERBBSO best chance in history but not by paiss ‘ 2 6 0 0 4 Pappes (wW. 2 -o iyage = = |_wP—Terry, Balk—Ditmar, U | —Soer | pa A 27 -4 221 ’ ‘The International Olympic | Cepia Ruma McKinley, T~2 2: * ~ Creott aes 13322 6 : | Committee will award the 1964 | co ae Ue C8 OS s wt has e des sae chek aneeee eh” wP—Ps 0 tty, Umoot, Bere May 27 in Munich, Germany | Rextete Tie Lg aLieit Honochiek. T-2:4. A—11.313. ‘We tried the ‘hard sell 12 yeary/EEmSCe™ (033 touareg $1213 5 ago and it terribly,” | Beeauer 1b 4010 Boas if $0208 . Cross said. ‘The committee mem-/4""4° $1 1% Geoaman 4171 3 Mom Would Like bers are above politicking. 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HURON ST. la i i i i i i i i i i i i i hh ih hh hi i hh hh i Gl VLABAAADAAAD A Abb bbe bebe bb bbe bbb bn bp bp tn te tp tp bp tp ip bp tp btn hp te bn bn be bn ty bp bp bp tp tn tp tp tp tp tp tp tp tp tp tp ip pp ip ip tp i i a ee ee ee ee eS ee ee. ee eS a ee. Fe SF nt Sy el . '. ae | i 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 Half of St. Louis’ 22 Decisions Decided by Single Tally _ Defending Champs Fall [Women’s . | erte ; Short in WIBC Event 9 [On Att) Sas ARMY ‘a. They toppled 2,499 pins trying to NAVY . BUFFALO, N.Y. — The All-|top a record total of' 3,030-turned . ne- un ames ad ar S gauers of Chicago fell far short|in by the Snethkamps of Detroit 32 S. Saginaw St FE 2-0022 Wednesday night in their attemptleartier in the tournament. Last Se By The Asgociated Press beating Los Angeles 54, The Chi-|Klippstein, came fron behind on/|the four runs across against Joey to keep their team title in the'year, the Allgauers won with 2,972. TARPAULINS Ever wonder just -how impor-|cago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 30 on|Johnny Logan's two-run single in/Jay and Bob Buhl. $3.50 9x12 tant one run defeats can be in a\Dave Hiliman’s two-hitter. Cincin-|the seventh and RBI .singles by| Hillman, 31, a right-hander with s ET perma race Aa Sly, Hua and San Frac fr Ed Mathers tnd pincer Wer oly “toi, pevins commie! Hot Govaw Undercoatin Without ‘em, his St. Louis Cardi-|second> a game ot the in a two-run eighth. Art|\games in the majors, gave up $5.40 12x15 nals could -be first in the National|Braves, were idle. Fowler (2-2) was the loser. Bobjonly a pair of singles in his first $7.20 12x18 \League chase, With ‘em, they’re| Wally Post hit a pair of solo/Giggie gained his first, ‘major|shutout. Don Hoak got one in the “ ‘ $8.00 15x20 last, home runs and Gran Hamner add-|league victory in his first decision first, and after Hillman (2-1) had Sascrantee cx fhe a x Don't shrug it off, Sure, Los An-led a two-run, shot aS the Phils|with two-innings of hitless, shut-\retired 15 in a row, Hank Foiles|@@ YOUr Cor. F rotects your : ey Special Size. Made to Order . Philadelphi and Pitts-|built a 6-4 lead against Alex Kell-jout relief. ‘ ‘got the Pirates’ other hit in the from rust-out. Quiets your Plus Manila Rope. '4" Qe ft.—-e" 4e dt could be leading - the/ner. Ken Boyer hit a two-run hom- x *« * \sixth. Foiles also collected Hill- car-ride. . Tax ‘ , too, by reversing theirler for the Cards against Ray| The Dodgers, beaten 32 in 16 man’s lone walk, in the — ninth. ‘ , FOR SALE A COMPLETE DISPLAY ‘one-run losses. But the weight of|Semproch. innings the night before, did their Harvey Haddix lost his first in Pontiac Undercoatin FOR RENT FOR SCOUTS AND CAMPERS those lone-run defeats hangs heav-| The Braves, held to an un- | scoring in the fifth, ending a three decisions, with a walk, Bob- iest on the Cardinals. earned run for six innings by/string of 15 scoreless frames. Five by Thomson’s double and George 136 S$ Seginow FE 4- 3 Seca * * * Gene Snyder and reliever Johnny|walks, an error and two hits, one Altman’s single putting it away in ° Up to | St. Louis has played 22 games, ' Don Demeter’s two-run single, gotia two-run second. 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National League. day with its 10th straight victory, sickness, is back in hard training : *x* * * x * * a triumph over Toledo in Melbourne. Last year Kuts') Golf featured another action-/St. Mike triumph over Orchard Campy. is Roy Campanella,| Eighty thousand or more tickets) ‘The Titans broke up a 44 game pic Games in Rome, Moscow Ra- packed schedule on the local prep| Lake St. Mary at Pontiac Country whose brilliant baseball career|have already been‘ sold, the. Dodg-| with a four-run rally in the eighth dio reported Wednesday. front Wednesday with both St.|Club. was wrecked and his body par-|er front office revealed today. |as they won their 1lth game in 12 Kuts wén the 5,000 and 10,000) Frederick and St, Michael, unbeat- x & * “tially paralyzed in an automobile| Ten- thousand unreserved seats) starts, 8-5 . meters races in the 1956 Olympics!en West Bloomfield, Bloomfield) The West Bloomfield linksmen accident a year and a half ago. |—at 90 cents for adults and,75 fpr} Detroit had only one hit in its The occasion is a benefit for the ex-Dodger catcher between two in Melbourne. Last yaar Kuts'| Hills and Holly all winning. form fell apart because of sick-| west Bloomfield also won a ness. Now he’s back in hard train-| +3, meet to complete a success- ing in Leningrad where he moved 4) day while Cranbrook was suc- coasted to their 5th straight win at Highland, Jim Hollister and Don Cole matched 38s in a 161-191 wal- loping of Milford, Don Tokarsky Dodgers, major league all-time attendance record will hi last year. cessful in baseball but defeated in|led the losers with 43. Bloomfield B b |’ if 10 Kuts said his dream is to do tennis. Hills beat out Oak Park in a play- ase a § op broken, et A Complete Stock of rs in 28 30.0. His ff by three strokes following a 20 re 0 ake vo, Caan a ee 2 meemcan aga ya MSS sea ome mt al] Home Renata Pats ; erful Fitggerald were all track ; oO Player, Club G AB R H Pet.\Cleveland in the fifth game of the Plus All of Your in 1956, is 28:30.4 victors in night duals at the Fitz. and Parker Vic Olan each had 41. Fou, Cp .. 2 w ut 3 388 | 1948 World Series between the In- Building Su ly Needs —_——— gerald course. A 39 by Grant Reed led Holly Bugns. Det ese. . i¢ & 3 24-3 dians and the old Boston Braves. | os. gehip ae Supply Co Southern Golf Victors a. . over Clarkston, 162-167. Jim Hun- er, Cle. .......... 90 8 20 31.373} For baseball, the Coliseum can . St. Fred nipped Walled Lake 175) 1 or cuaraston in a 40 Bridges, Det.’ ........ 21 76 «5 26 342 94.600 4169 Dixie Hwy. O 83-4960 WASHINGTON (AP) — George/177 at Pontiac Municipal for its) ‘* ° aieaamlaenl ities Woodling, Beit. 200." wae 8 17 3g ihandle = Washington golfers steadied in the|6th win in seven starts. Mike Reed| Six ists and some runnerup fin- Tasby, Balt veces 2 ot ‘i 2 33 led the way with 42 although Vik-|ishes enabled West Bloomfield to ing Tom Balkwell was medalist at accumulate 60 points in a night 41. Mike Wiegand fired a 40 in the triangular at the Keego Harbor track. Detroit Lutheran had 49 and Clarenceville 29. Jack Newton ac- counted for 16% of the -Lakers’ Cle. ...... @ HOME RUNS Killebrew, Wash., 6; Lemon, W ae Jensen, Bos., Colavite, Cle., Yost, Det., 6. RUNS BATTED IN Wash., 21; Cerv, K.C., 20; Trt andos, Balt., Skowron, N.Y. Killebrew, Wash., 19. stretch Wednesday to win the Southern Conference ‘golf cham- pionship with a 632 total at Wood- mont Country Club. It was one, of the highest winning totals in the history of the championship. OKs Cutting Liability Firestone NATIONAL LEAGUE AP Wirephote ‘ H Pet. = ee P icrvan icone: Se ee JARRING LEFT — Joey Giardello (left) lands a jarring left eI TiRES of Liqu , | to the head and has his right cocked for another punch as he 3 371 i, MAY 7 Three records were set in the ae ; 3 28 BRAKES LANSING — The liability of| duals at Fitzgerald. Clawson med-| swarms over his opponent Holly Mims in the final round of their 3 38 SAFETY SPECIAL liquor licensees for injuries suf-\jey relay unit highlighted a 65-44) fight in Washington last night. Giardello won a split decision in a 30 BH FRONT END lucludes fered by intoxicated people would) walloping of Troy with a 2:40 time | bloody match, moving him into contention for a middleweight shot. | a & Lubrication ® Pack Front | be reduced under a bill passed by, Wendell Johnson of the losers,/ - °° ; — 9 21 328 BATTERY Wheels * Adjust Brakes * Adjust | the Senate yesterday and sent tO broke the pole vault record by —. 2. 5 — CAR SAFETY Emergency Brakes Phus inspection of other safety parts $3.95 BEATTI E Ford Motor Sales 5860 Dixie Highway at the Light in Waterford OR 3-129! OR 3-5444 the House. The measure received! soaring 12 feet. He also e ° a bare passage majority of 18 votes broad jump while Newt Acton won AHL Six All Rochester, Buffalo as 13 senators opposed it. ‘both dashes for CHS, Licensees’ liability for damages} Bi)] Mach of Lake Orion ary, Teams Dominate ‘Stars mr resulting when a patron is involved ||ished the other new mark with Onectime Champion in an accident depriving his family|q 2:07.5 half mile. The Dragons of support would be limited to/trampled Madison, 76-33. Fitzger-| NEW YORK (AP)—Four mem-|the alternate team, center Harty|S¢j|| Skates at 77 cases where sale of a final drink!ald stayed unbeaten belting Oak|bers of the Rochester Americans|Pidhirny and rightwing Ken and two of the first place Buffalo|Schinkel. The others were Frank! LONG RRANCH, N. J. —What ‘directly caused’’ intoxication. |Park 69-40. ' a — a - . Andy Billesdon hurled a four- |Martin of Buffalo on deten happens 0 a world’s champion . Bisons today comprised the Amer-|Fadie Mazur of Cleveland at for-| speed skater when he reaches the |hitter as Cranbrook downed Grosse am| Pointe University School, 7-3. A 6 ay League all-star team ward. lage of 77? \run 2nd wrapped up the Cranes’ = e - <€ co wan sesh leas for} He keeps right. on skating, of \4th triumph in five starts. Jon er’s entire forward line |bonus. of $300 and a gold en course. At least, that’s what Mor- | Plew led the attack with a single| Fochest ris (Mott) Wood did. He won the —leftwing Gary Aldcorn, center|tgre hockey puck, while the sec-|,; : 1 jand triple. Dearborn won out in ie , . title of champion U.S. speed skat- Rudy Migay and rightwing Billlond team selectees receive $200|.- at Verona Lake in 1902 Hicke—earned places on the top each and silver pucks. Wood ms squad along with playing coach) The voting was done by Ameri- And in 1909, ! nee " al Steve Kraftcheck, at defense, Bi-'can League hockey writers, Tv fessional champ - ¢ son Goalie Marcel Paille and de-'and radio broadcasters. world at Ohio’s Elysium rink. fense star Ivan Irvin rounded out; Migay was the only unanimous, He can be seen any winter on INSPECTION Bring your car-in NOW... let us give it our bumper-to-bumper safety check. It costs you noth- img. and could save your life. Cars in safe condition get our free safety-checked sticker. Firestone CHAMPIONS He Se cm. Demeter, L.A - 37 r, . 1, 26; Cm. 23; M Mi., 22. G SYSTEM SUSPENSION FAN BELT LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS jtennis, 7-0, BIG savines For you so Fuuvarg scmmpuue | Valley Track Meet at Saginaw Arthur IN LAKE ORION—2 LOCATIONS BLACKWALLS 12° ._WHITEWALLS _\ | Hill Birmingham st Cranbrook OL 8t. 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The victory put the South Afri- can into an 18hole match with Billy Casper, who won six times meseg Someone ice rei be telecast next October. Before the South African brought his downfall, Snead had won $28,- 000 in prize money from the spon- sor of the TV_show. Ace ot Birmingham CC Chock Granadier shot a hole- “in-one yesterday at Birmingham Country Club. Granadier con- “nected for his ace on the 190- “yard 7th hole with a 2-iron, He carded 33 for nine holes, then decided to retire for the day. Guy Wont NEW YORK w — Although the new double qualifying system for the 1959 U. S. Open has eased the pressure on the golfers a little, -it still is nearly 20-1 that anyone who starts out in the local qualifying rounds won’t make it to the main! Odds Almost 20-1 Little . / Make Open p places for each of the 57 local | qualifying sections on May 13. | A record number of 2,402 golfers | entered the championship — an | increase of 270 over last year’s | high. Of these 20 are exempt | from all qualifying and 69 from | Mrs. Hilkene Fires 78 event June 11-13. | the local but not the sectional The U. 8. Golf Assn. today | TU". | listed the entries and qualifying | That leaves 2,333 golfers shoot. jing for 428 qualifying places in the local rounds. The odds against! itheir advancing to the next round! . are about 5.5 to 1. They'll be to Win WMGA Opener ljoined by 69 others who have to With 10 pars and a birdie dotting qualify sectionally, making it 497; her scorecard, Mrs. Bruce Hil-|Players shooting for 130 available! kene of Birmingham shot a 78 yes-|Places in the championship prop-| terday at Maple Lane for a three-/¢r. The ratio is about 3.7 to 1. stroke victory in the first weekly! x * * | 18-hole tournament of the season In the past few years, under| in the Women’s Metropolitan Golf)the single qualifying system, the Association. lodds were about 15-1 against any Mrs. Hilkene, wife of a former|player. Its slightly higher this Michigan footbali“captain, was 38\time, due to the Jarger entry list at’the turn and 40 coming home. jand the reduction of the Open field Tied for 2nd place at 81 were from 162 to 150, but the better SALE | Martell. There were 9% golfers in qualifying. the WMGA’s 24th annual cam- paign. | eal qualifying sections is at Rye, | } : Joe Nuxball’s best season with N. Y., where 173 will shoot for the Redlegs club came in 1955) 30 places in the sectionals. At | | Thurs. « Fri « Sal ‘when he posted arf impressive 17-' Chicago, 116 will play for 21 | bd s 12 mark, including five that were Places and in Northern New Jersey 106 will play for won via the shutout route. ee ————$$ Gueronteed BONDED ff °° {°F '® Places. Brake Relining lulu, Boise, Idaho, and Albuquer- of insufficient entries. Mrs. C. C. Cova and Mrs. R. G.\players will get two cracks at. The largest field in the 57 lo- / 19 |showed today that a “good pitch-| -— | places. Detroit has 100 candi- p-hit’’ team like Illinois can be a’ top pennant. contender in Big Ten} Scheduled jocal rounds at Hono- baseball. FIRST AID — Al Kaline, Tiger outfielder, has thé ice bag applied to his bruised right ankle by trainer Jack Home! after hurting it in the 7th won, 174. inning of yesterday’s game with Boston. Kaline hit two homers in the game but the Red Sox still Your breath never tells ARROW LIQUEURS CORP., DETROIT 7, MICH., 80 & 100 PROOF, DISTILLED FROM GRAINS v4 “ us | Cass Avenue Brake Service CP Coeghate 109 N. Cass Avenue j “Pontiac's Oldest Brake Service” BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL! CHICAGO (UPI) Statistics | two decisions. Siebert The Illini, tied for the lead with| limger and 10 for Arneson. que, N. M., were canceled because Minnesota, have won five of their} In earned runs, the Illini pitchers 429 six conference games while bat-|were.a shade better tharf Siebert. Most touring pros who have to ting only .225. 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Ed hye oe 42 runs while permitting 13, com-' yi}) be awarded at that time. | ovans 30 Ouriast Dick Mayer Cary Middlecoff; pared to IMinois which has scored) Wank “Alves eial | amateur champion Charlie Coe,|45 times to 20 for their opponents. | Walter Burkemo, Dow Finster-| The Illini secret clearly lies in \wald, Claude Harmon, Jay Hebert,'the pitching staff, which includes Tommy Jacobs, Don January,'three hurlers among the top 12 in Gene Littler, Dick Metz, Gary|the league. They are “Terry Gel- Player, Bob Rosburg, Frank linger and Paul Arneson, both un- Stranahan and Peter Thomson. defeated with two victories, and Three former champions—Gene Dave Gantt, who has a 1-9 record Sarazen, Tony Manero and Lew Worsham — have to buck the big odds of both qualifying rounds. Team prices on softball and baseball uniforms. WELDEN SPORTING GOODS 51 Mt. Clemens FE 46211 Call Us for Money Saving Prices on Your Car Muftier Kuhn Auto Service 149 W. 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SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ADMISSION ADULTS 80c Cus se Pals “Gat |Runslans, the West and. otherywith more than $2150 a year i cat . | Nasser of the United Arab Repud- |Arab rulers. the United States. DRIVE-IN | "ty WED men, women EM 3-0661 DRIVEIN THE ATRE By UR G. LANDREY More than 1,400 men, THREE-FIFTHS OF 1913 THEATER | CAIRO (UPI) — Gamal Abdel| #94 children are packed ipto | Some economists estimate that) QUTH END UNION LAE HAGGERTY Nasser is fighting the way he fights each squiré mile of the Nile Egyptian per capita income is) 4 Delta and the narrow green strip [about three-fifths of what it was best — on several fronts, one of abou Ss FIRST WIN INTIAC AREA which faces West and another| #0™s river that comprises jij, 1913, The population is out- EXCLUSIVE SHO GIN PO g rvwuwvuvweve™" i But his toughest battle may well Wt m2 OF THE GREAT STARS itt a PO en oe | It will outlast his quarrels with) Per capita income is estimated who find it harder to import their OF 10 DAY J the Middle East Communists, the/at $85 to $100 a year — compared/P!@ cars, most Egyptians are German Bombshell ak OF THE GREAT PICTURES OF ALL TIME |East. ie be Aouad fete ay available land and varie mae, Compare | A Double Barrel Deigitig: and probably slightly better off now jthan before Nasser’s revolution in 1952. One million fellahin (peasants) have benefited from land reform. There are plenty of jobs for the skilled worker. There are always DRIVE-IN THEATER buyers for consumer goods. THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN But unemployment is wide- | Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 6:45 P.M. |/SPread. The average number of working days in the countryside LAST TIMES TONIGHT [rs iets impreason ct the GREGORY > " . Westerner is that Cairo’s streets, ae are filled with aimless, idle men.) wiiunt WYLERS « Land has been distributed but, INS — IS ELIZABETH WILLIAM TAYLOR’s HOLDEN’s MOST ACADEMY DRAMATIC AWARD PERFORMANCE! WINNING TAYLOR = MONTGOMERY ae ae iia pecaviulig ares canny of er rollicking, roistering P.W.s! =’ Stalag 17 starving WILLIAM =— DON , HOLDEN - TAYLOR a 2 what is needed *s more land. “3 RACING POPULATION ‘ ad THE BIC Nasser is trying to outrun the As SCOUNTRY : |increasing population by indus-| \trializing his country into the |workshop of the Middle East and by creating more arable land. | Work is scheduled to begin in earnest late this year on the first stage of the Aswan Dam which | aims to increase Egypt's cultiva- | [ i fASTMAN Coton as nees aaa. ee ted land by one-third, from six | Maron Michaels bos ae million to eight million acres. \ 6 le BRIGHTE BARDOT wd For that project, Russia prom- Hardy Kruger ADULT ised — when its relations with ENTERTAINMENT Nasser were still good — the equivalent of 100 million dollars The deeply moving story of ill-fated ole love! 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Protect WALTER BRENNAN Sie‘ nome James Fontana, who handles} business matters for the news-| paper Sunday supplement, testi- | fied that at the time he didn’t! regard the money as an improp-| gr payment to assure labor peace. But, he said that since, hearing testimony given to the special |Senate committee, he believes the payments were improper. jOfficials of Neo Gravure Print-| ling Co., Weehawken, N. J. testi-| ified the $4,000 a year payments | |were made to Harold Gross, con- victed labor extortionist, sure delivery of the Am |Weekly to the New York pales American. Gross now is a ~— sters Union local president |Miami. ) The printing company is a com-) ;mercial concern which handles} various types of printing jobs in addition to turning out Sunday) supplements. | Robert F. Kennedy, the com- | Held Over! ly G5 444 THEATRE NOW Thru SATURDAY 20) McCAREYS SPENCER ERNEST ) PuUTrER ng vay PRi1E @ ihOING STORY Paom Warner Bros tn WanneaCovon —|mittee counsel, asked Fontana} isternly whether Fontana was tes- jtifying as he did because ‘‘you can be sent to the penitentiary for making that kind of pay-| jments?’’ “You and the other officers (of| |American Weekly) knew what it was for,”’ Kennedy charged. “I did not know,” Fontana in-) jsisted. He made no direct refer-| ence to Kennedy's remarks about the penitentiary. * * * John J. Padulo, American Week- ly’s former business manager, itestified that the payments '$4.000 were initiated under his administration, and that he had regarded them as improper but inecessary tribute for labor peace Padulo now is business comp i ‘of the Erie (Pa.) Times |News. Padulo said he authorized the! i$4.000 payment to Neo Gravure after Neo Gravure reported the payments would be necessary to assure delivery “of the American Weekly to the New York Journal- American. The investment of the 1,300 life insurance companies in the United States in commercig] and indus- trial rental properties now is more than two billion dollars. other out fo dinner! @ FISH @e SHRIMP @e SEA FOODS~-*- e STEAK @ CHICKEN Take BOB’ 497 Elizabeth Lake Road Wonderful, Complete DINNERS LUNCHES * SHORT ORDERS * * * * * * ELVA FREEMAN at the Piano Thursday—Frida TAKE OUT ORDERS Call Ahead —FE 3-9821 Your Order Will Be Ready When You Call Ree eee eee eee Pee eee eee eee FE 3-9821 y—Saturday—Sunday BLUE SKY DRIVE ih THEATER BECOMES THE DRAMATIC STAR OF STARS IN Dark ALSO STARRING "OF TERRIFIC ENTERTAINMENT SHE NEEDS HER MAN...SHE NEEDS HIM NOW! JEAN SIMMONS Home Before | QHERUHY RHONDA FEMING: FREM ZMBALSL MERVYN LERO cs =O STARTS FRIDAY 4 HOURS | to take over July 1 off muddy,”’ White House dinner honoring Sir Winston Churchill. regrets, saying he had a prev ment in New York. Before offering a toast at Eisenhower said that several of the guests had told him: “I have some very important engage- ments, but to see Sir Winston is one of the greatest things happen to me and I have broken the important engagement in order to do ” so. Truman had Churchill here or later in New STRAINED SINCE 1952 Relations between Eisenhower and Tru- But Truman sent ‘said he hoped to see man have been strained since the 1952 po- litical campaign. Noting that protocol required that he offer his toast to Queen ‘Elizabeth rather than Churchill, Eisenhower said “I know that Her Majesty the Queen would be proud to know that each of us, in drinking a toast to the Queen, are thinking of one of her most brilliant, loyal and greatest subjects: Sir Wintson Churchill.” . The former prime minister, in toasting Eisenhower, spoke of the brotherhood of English-speaking peoples and said: “I earnestly hope that an effort will be made, a fresh and durther effort forward, to link us together. * * * “Because it is really of the utmost im- ‘portance that we should see clearly before us the plain road onwards through the fu- ture.” been an in- the visiting ious engage- the dinner, once again that could York. 0 Donnell to Head Pacific Air Forces WASHINGTON W — Assign- ment of Lt. Gen. Emmett O’Don- nell to be commander in chief of the Pacific air forces was an- nounced today by the White | House President Eisenhower also | nominated O’Donnell — now Air Force deputy chief of staff for | personnel—for promotion to the rank of full general. The nomina- tion is subject to Senate confir- | mation. In his new job, O'Donnell suc- ceeds Gen, Laurence 8. Kater, who was tapped by Eisenhower as com- mander in chief of the North American Air Defense Command. O'Donnel] will have his head- quarters in Hawaii. Mortuary Foundation » Elects Glenn Griffin Pontiac mortician Glenn H Griffin was elected secretary of the Michigan Mortuary Science Foundation yesterday The group has been meeting in Grand Rapids in connection -vith the annual convention of the Mich- igan Funeral Directors Assn. Others named to office were Charles Verheyden of Grosse Pointe, president; Mantous Unt of Wayne, vice president; Kenneth King of Albion, treasurer; and J. D. Jergenson of Lansing, assist- }ant secretary. Feet Are Case in Point PIERRE, S. D. (UPI) — A caller who wanted to discuss “solicitations for weather experi- ments about the rain’’ declined yesterday to enter the office of State Agriculture Secretary Ray Fitzgerald. “My feet are he explained. Fighters a Bit Daffy SWANSEA, Wales (UPI)—Two husky young men who staged a fodils. cific coast of the United States is at Cape Mendocino, Calif. It rises 422 feet oo sea level. | p-m. Wednesday at City Hall, for fight in a public garden here | were under arrest today for de- | stroying public property. They | were hitting each other’ with daf | The highest lighthouse on the Pa- | Urban Renewal Gen. Twining Enters “Plan Discussed at Meeting Here Hospital for Tests | WASHINGTON (AP) —Gen. Na-| City officials met yesterday with a federal] Urban Renewal Adminis- tration representative to discuss Reed Hospital for a series of medi-| ‘methods of preliminary property ca! tests. appraisals in the proposed Pontiac) The Pentagon said today the 61- urban renewal area. year-old Air Force general too At the conference were Theodore his regular annual physical ex- Obendorff, head of the land branch amination last week. This exami-| of the Chicago regional office, nation included the X rays which| URA; City Manager Walter K.\‘‘indicated a requirement for Willman; Robert A. Stierer, assist- further diagnosis and study,"’ a ant city manager, and the city’s statement said. six urban renewal appraisers. * Discussed were the procedures was admitted and reports that the URA wants forthese| followed, said Stierer. last Sun- The conference preceded a public meeting, scheduled for 8 it * * | Twining to the Army medical center * diagnostic procedures”’ them this week ‘‘in an effort to establish a firm diagnosis which, ali residents of the urban renew. in turn, would determine the need, al area. if any, for further treatment and ‘ . . _,, ‘the type fequired,”’ the state- The public meeting will explain at eau. the work of the appraisers, who will move into the urban renewal area this month. The initiel property appraisals are for the purpose of estimating the cost of the project. Final ap- praisals for the purpose of pur- chasing property won't be made until early next year, Stierer said. * “All procedures thus far have | proved negative,” aided. Twining was recently appointed | by President Eisenhower to a * * man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Including part-time students, Guatemala in Central America there are more than two and a has volcanic mountains along its half million pupils on the nation’s Pacific coast, college and University campuses. Tajumulco (13,800 feet). day and has been undergoing Michigan MRS. DONALD ADAMS To Serve Again on History Unit — Mrs. Donald Adams Is Reappointed to Sit Commission Governor Williams yesterday an-| jthan F. Twining, chairman of the nounced the reappointment of Mrs.| Joint Chiefs of Staff, is in Walter|ponald Adams of Waterford Town-| ship as a member of the Michigan| Historical Commission. | She was name@ for a term end- \ing May 21, 1965. Senate confirma- ion is required. After receiving her AB degree | from Eastern Michigan College | and a Master's degree from the | | University of Michigan, Adams served as a_ research assistant in Mithigan history at | the university for three years. She was then elected curator of Collections, Historical lworked as director of the Oakland County Historical Foundation and was secretary-treasurer of the Pon- iac Historical Commission. She also is a past president of |the Michigan Historical Society. Mrs. Adams* serves as sec- the statement! retary to her attorney husband | whe is a Waterford Township justice of the peace. second two-year term as chail- waterford Township Board of Edu cation and son at 2711 Walton Bivd is co-education [New York Chamber —iease finds is “more nfcessary Fears Rising Budget NEW YORK (UPI). —The New| ~— \York Chamber of Commerce | ’ jwarned yesterday that the city’s |budget may reach three billion dol- | jlars by 1965 if current spending| itrends are not stopped. The chamber charged in a re- |port sent to Mayor Robert F. Wag- ner that the rapid rise in spend-| ling was due primarily to the city’s) |fiscal policies.. The city “has failed ito effectuate needed economies, \services ‘and ‘programs,"’ ' the re- ‘port said. ! 4 F.0.E. #1230 289 W. MONTCALM FISH or CHICKEN Fri., 5:30 to 7:30 | DANCE SAT. | | NO DOOR CHARGE MEMBERS AND GUESTS Mrs. and efficiencies” that would re-| NOW! At 7:00 and 9:00 A very bewliching comedy about a very enchanting subject- sex: Sun. ‘Auntie Mame’ Oakiand LAST TIMES: TODAY ocsoeu xe EE JOURNEY” i ' TOMORROW GIANT OUTDOOR MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTED AS IT SHOULD BE SEEN ON OUR HUGE SCREEN IN SPECTACULAR MAGNIFICENT TECHNICOLOR! Presents December 12, 1959 at 8:30 P. Adult memberships $7.50, Students $4.00. Address Amount Enclosed $ (Check or M.O.) Civic Music Assn., Box 67, Drayton Plains, Michigan. concerts will not be sold. Make all checks payable to CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION. Send to Waterford Township Membership cards will be mailed before the first concert of the season. Offer expires May 9, 1959. Tickets for individual THE WATERFORD TOWNSHIP CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION The Columbus Boy Choir in Concert M. Featuring Menotti’s “Amahl and the Night Visitors” There will be several concerts of equal caliber throughout the 1959-60 season, at the Pierce Jr. High School Auditorium, for members only. & | } A 8 Mrs. Adams is president of the i Staff. | _ She lives with her hus6and _ tt 2 a, i A major reform in schools of the highest being Japan since American Occupation id > oe eee ere e enn ve iar tt Ni ti oe —— ee stants TODAY! trandk Open 10:45, 25¢.to 1 P. M. a RE AT—— 1:05 - 3:10 - 5:15 - 7:25 - 9:35 OVERWHELMING AS THE | ELEMENTS! _ As the massed the face of Earth...a SEE! The Ravaging Herdes of RebeHien! Colossal Combat of Cossacks and Cavairy! Festival of Fire on the Frezen Steppes! Irresistible human storm thunders across and a great love flames! PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A DINO DeLAURENTHS PRODUCTION = TEMPEST might of an presents a story so vast n Empire totters Roaring With Battle!..Rousing With Emotion!..Raging With Epic Greatness! STORMING THE HEIGHTS OF MOTION PICTURE GREATNESS! The producer of “War and Peace” and violent it bursts the boundaries of the screen—as the world has known them until now. ia a HOWARD HAWKS TECHNICOLOR® trom WARNER. BROS. ANGIE DICIORSON -WALTER BRENNAN WARD BOND “JOHN avnar RUSSELL PEDRO GONZALEDGONZALEZ + ESTELITA RODRIGUEZ - Screenplay by JULES FURTHMAN | PLUS FEATURETTE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT! MS THE ADVENTURE OF JAPAN'S DOERN MERMAIDS Ode WALT DISNEY , fs AMA i. hy GIRLS POOP Pw -wowwwe “| pecmeeey TIME TONIGHT “WARLOCK” f y bee : bs a "HIGH “FLIGHT” . [WAN | sBIVANA | LVIVECA, | GEOEEREY cae “aL CAPONE” a / /< SIXTY | 3 Anti-Pendergast Reformers Out After 19 Years , ~ ' yeform government the boot last | waitresses; War on Poverty THIF. PONTTAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 ——_ — Wilderness to Return in Kansas City? when Boss Pendergast j ago. cane aga re \the. old Pendergast Democratic e for ite Lon a ways. Could imachine two — ago? . anetnes binge now | Remembered are the gambling "aka coiedk teemk Fone houses which operated so openly has been voted out of of- some even passed out advertising ed imatch books; the night clubs KANSAS CITY, Mo. tAP) “which featured the hageeren Kansas Ci ve its 19-year-old|men’s lunch,” sewed by na Me a the burlesque houses month. Now everybody's wonder-|with the nude chorus lines; the ing what the outcome will be. dope peddlers’and just about every * * * form of vice imaginable. Already L. P, Cookingham, city | * * * manager since May, 190, has, The chances are there won't be been forced to resign and three|a return to those times. So far department heads have been fired. the new administration hasn't ‘No explanation has been given given any indication that any gen- {¥ Tuled ) ‘ other than that the action was tak-|eral opening up is contemplated. en at the direction of the new City|In any event, the situation today Council. \hardly is comparable with that in * * * ithe 1930s. Will the switch in administra-| First, the coalition of Democrat- tions mean another heady binge jc factions which unseated the Citi- similar to the one the city went |zens Assn., the reform group through under the domination of/which has controlled the city since Can Only Win |leader. * * * This has been particularly evi- dent in the Council's stalemate in selecting a suceessor to Cooking- ‘ham, who had been made an issue in the campaign by several oppo- jsition candidates, They called him ‘dictatorial and arbitrary. - } The Council finally appointed Reuther Gives Views Reed McKinley, Cookingham’s di- in West German Visit; rector of public works, as acting . ° jmanager until] it could agree on Hailed by His Hosts ia replacement. * * * . BONN, Germany —''The only! second, Kansas City’s police de- war the world can “win is_ the partment in under control of the war against poverty and social IM state. completely divorced from justices,’ says Walter Reuther. control and politics. In his heyday. The head of the United Auto Boss Tom Pendergast got control Workers Union, winding up a week- of the city police through a Su- long visit to Germany, told &\preme Court decision based on a news conference yesterday West- technicality in the law which vests ern unity has driven the Soviet control of police in Missouri's ma- Union to a position where it must) jor cities in the governor. One of seek to negotiate the cold war is-|the first acts of the reform group sues dividing East and West in had been to get the law corrected Europe land the police department re- ~ *& * turned to state control, The union leader said he hoped x *& * the Geneva foreign ministers con- | ference opening Monday will lay the cornerstone for a genuihe in- imationa] relaxation of tensions. The West German government gave Reuther an unusually cor- dial greeting. It got out a state- ment expressing its ‘“‘thanks to Mr. Reuther for his visit to vi Stet aed ie tecetelen be _ 810 MARTHA THAT L AUneeacne AN L.WELLINGTON his part in the friendly exchang- “AM SELLING HIM! I es of opinion.” Reuther called on Foreign Min- {ster Heinrich von Bretano, Eco- nomics Minister Ludwig Erhard and Labor Minister Theodor Blank, as well as Erich Ollenhauer, lead- e: of the opposition Socialists. *® *® * Appearing before the press, Reu- ther said he was impressed by this country’s rapid economic growth and added, “It shouldn't be too far off when every German has his own car.” | ° Reuther said he deplores the) big import duty the West Germans} recently imposed on eoal al-| though he said he sympathizes with | the miners who have lost their jobs as a result of the decline of the coal industry. HE NOW CALLS HIMSE AND STILL HAVE ENOUGH LEFT To ALLAY MARTHA'S SUSPICIONS / License Plates With Reflecting Numbers Backed LANSING Ww — Numbers and Got six ///f MONTHS = Lf/ 4 f i /fJ i. © 1989 by NEA H. Roe Bartle has been elected! —+ \\il,, EUREKA/ I'LL BOARD =(¢)= THE DOG AT HOME “i WHILE PRETENDING COULD SHARE THE FEE WITH THROCKBURY, AS mayor twice as the candidate of his address before a group of Mis- the Citizens Assn. He also was en-|Souri University students, but it ‘dorsed by the Democratic coali-|"45 evident he referred to the \ jelection of Charles Shafer Jr., on tion which followed the policy of. coalition ticket. Shafer, elected ‘endorsing those citizens candidates !four years ago with association it felt it had no chance of beating, |endorsement, had been dropped by anyway, the organization in favor of an- Party designations do not ap-|ther candidate, pear on city election ballots. * * * * He then received coalition sup- Why did the city finally turn on|port and was elected after cam- the citizens group after 19 years? |paigning as a severe critic of the Cookingham, himself, offered | administration. one explanation. Had he been re-elected on the “If the Citizens Assn., made ajassociation ticket, that group still mistake it was not to sponsor a|would have «had control of the good campaigner who had been a|Council by a 54 margin. member of the City Council, but} Other political observers say not-necessarily a good team man,”’ |rising costs and the necessity for he said. increasing city revenue ‘Yhrough He didn’t mention any name in'added taxes was another factor. THE GIRLS By Franklin Folger yn po Golf’ 5.7 “We're shopping for a present for Herbert's birthday."’ BOARDING HOUSE AHEM THROCKBURY, EI COULD USE THE WHY, PAY $/00 TO BOARD} 50 BISCUITS, CORNWALLIS AT THE @ MASOR, BUT TAKE CANINE COUNTRY CARE ~~ MY B055, MANOR~#50 WOULD COVER INCIDENTALS/ THE REMAINING FIFTY WODLD REPAY YOU VPP SLIGHTLY FOR PYOUR COOPER- LF, f 4 Service, Inc. TM. Reg US. Pat. OFF letters on vehicle license plates would be reflectorized if the Legis- lature approves a_ bill which cleared the House yesterday 78-22. OUT OUR WAY The measure also would add 35 cents to license plates fees to pay for the cost. . * * * Other bills approved by the, lower chamber would: “Prohibit vehicles from stopping | or parking on limited access higb-| ways or driving on the unpaved portions to violate the limited access featuré. ‘ ; Require all state, county and | municipal snow removal equip- | ment to carry flashing or rotat- | ing amber lights. * * * | Set aside a portion of Mackinac Island State Park for a cemetery. | Allow county boards of educa- tion, with approval of voters and the state superintendent of public instruction, to divide schoo] dis- tricts which have bonded inde nie | | ness and attach the parts to two or more operating districts Receives Head Gashes, | Now He’s a Believer IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) —! Grocery clerk Ken Bridges walked under a ladder leaning against a, jewelry store. The ladder col- Jlapsed and a doctor took 12, stitches in sewing up the gash in Bridge's scalp “I’m a believer,’ Bridges said) later. OH! NOW, NOW LIFT A FOOT, BUT BE CAREFUL WHEN THE HARDEST IS THE SOFTEST HAAAH -~- SOFT/ OH, 1 WAS BROUGHT UP ON CONCRETE AN’ I'M AWFUL EASY LED-— BUT IF YOU KETCH ME OFF IT AGIN, TH CONCRETE HAS VERSE BY ME’ J.RWILLIAMS TM. Reg. US. Pet, Off. @ 1959 by NEA Service, Inc ‘o) os a4 _ DONALD DUCK By Walt Disney THEN CLAMS...NO, OYSTERS.| | THEN A MEDIUM STEAK IT'S SWEET OF YOU TO AND CATSUP SAUCE WITH BAKED POTATOES, TAKE ME OUT TO DINNER. A DASH OF MUSTARD GREEN SALAD, I GET SO TIRED OF ‘ AND PEPPER SALICE... j PEACH MELBA, PLANNING MEALS/ A BIT OF CHEESE, 1 e*21 | AND COFFEE! , ZO z les . rh AS TH {: 4 | a i . MEM, S as “{ Op: ye , RIVETS —_— By George Sixta | Mie FL NOS = 4) INN / F, 4h, ATN 2ay Weraonye 3 pred WEST . NAS PAA BAYS ry » psp st aa, ) ) 5 SS rl mooi i oi, wes . 7 Sale ff )! BOUTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin DONT ONL L DURNO GMT IT Vel HE QOS LOONT TELL. O48 ORB TNIGAT, PEN TWOUGH...\ DIXIE DUGAN QUIET! By McEvoy and Strieber THE LOCATION, REPORT AND OTHER bars! PROPERTY IS IN s OATA CONCERNING Neught Syndicate, Inet 4 “ > ape THIS ENVELOPE, ALLEY = s By T. V. Hamlin OH. OH! WHATS THE MATTER, DOCP © 1900 by MEA Berens inn Te tag CR Pe OR By Leslie Turner I THINK ABOUT GETTING HIS FORMULA! ID RISK WINDING UP W A STEW! mom HE'S HAD NO REASON Y WE MUST FIND TO GUARD IT FROM : THE NATWES, BuT HE 1) MLE, / fis ~~ ? i A Eg AboraroRy | a — Ta Ld DESTROY IT NOW M a AN . HA if ny * ii — }-s HOUSES HAVE BEEN ROBBED LATELY THATS THE REASON I- INSTALLED A BURGLAR ALARM IT’S AN OLD HORN IN PLACE OF THE DOORKNOB - - By Charles Kuhn EVERY KID THERE WAS | DRESSED IN HIS SUNDAY BEST AN’ HAD HIS FACE | { ’ | WARGHED AN’ HAIR we TRYIN’ 'T! RECOGNIZE | EACH OTHER fe Oe ere Senne og, ee One? een Area Builders Get State Jobs Firms in Waterford, Bloomfield Hills Win Expressway Projects A Waterford Township contrac- tor won the largest contract yes- terday as the State Highway De- partment awarded a record 20 mil- lion dollars in highway construc- tion, S. D. Solomon & Sons of 3760 Elizabeth Lake Rd. received two jobs on the Detroit-Chicago inter- state expreseway in Van Buren County. One calls fer 5.9 miles of pavement, three grade separa- tions, a bridge and an inter- change at a cost of §2,726,318. The other involves 3.6 miles of pavement and two grade separa- tions, $1,218,364, Another area firm, C. A. Hull Co. of Bloomfield Hills, contracted for 1.5 miles of the expressway, including a bridge, grade separa- tlon and interchange, at $2,139,- 987. Grains Inactive; No Price Shift > CHICAGO # — Dealings in grain The following are covering sales of pen grown produce brought to the Farmer's Market by growers and sold by them in wholesale package lots. | futures slackened considerably to- day and prices on the Board of | Trade held close to previous fin- ishes. Except for May wheat, moved up and down in major frac- tions during the first several min- utes, all price shifts were negli- | gible. There were reports that export business in wheat had picked up sharply but there appeared to be no market reaction from it. Co- jlombia bought 1.100.000 bushels of hard wheat and India was under-| more. The United Kingdom took small amounts of corn. Wheat was %% cent a_ bushel lower to 4 higher near the end of | * * * The contracts, topping the pre- vious one-day high of $18 million in December 1957, were let as Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie appealed before a Con-! gressional subcommittee in Wash-| ington for allocation of promised federa] interstate highway funds the first hour, May $1.907,; corn 1s to % higher, May $1.25: oats’ is higher to % lower, ‘lay 66%: irye % lower to \% higher, $1.42; soybeans unchanged to % higher, May $2.29%. Grain Prices this year. ! OPENING GRAIN Sen Me Dende: Ri tetes He, Cneckey sk In Memoriam 2! Help Wanted Male 6! Help Wanted Male 6 HICAGO, May 7 (AP) Opening grain - | Bees AS —~ ee He warned that Michgan will ©'Wnes Oats ‘New! | Stes -Qrete'A jumbo 20's-00: American Telephone eopdae| / Death Notices N LOVING MEMORY OF OUR EXP. PORD MECHANIC. sINOLE MAN TO WORK have to delay building an addi-™*” 190's Jiy 64% large 27% -29:, large 26-28. mecium about 3 points, Losses of arou a Pether, 8. f. Allen, | working cond. § tact | 9B dairy farm. experis tional 400 miles of planned ex Se se: Tee po OS ie are. a use emt: aoe toa. & point were taken by Anaconda, Ria a ~ | who passed Bway May 7, 1967. H. Goans rsonaily 8 om Bobr, 9 Mile Road. ville. Cail : jae a ediu 3 t vays if th thway Dt - 1934 — Rye Grade B large 2244-23 \Goodyear and Air Reduction. \BAILEY, MAY 6. 1959. GRACE E., ba = | _Imc., 120 6. Main, Milfore pressways if the interstate highwa : 42! ‘formerly of 43°F y YOUNG MEN, 18 T® 24 YRS. FOR Y Mar 196% May 1.42", i Otter Lake road ‘formerly jast,| EXPERIENCED AUTO PARTS doesn't come through. Corr SY cs eeeee. 1273 . | A succession of big blocks weal | Molly and Clarkston); age 10, be- | As tong. 00 one memery | elerk for new and parts. | ou corvicn cepertment, inst May 124°. Sep 1.33', . ate in the “*glamour”’ stocks. | loved wife of Joseph Jey; dear, | Sadly Taiesed | suite Melve and | Must be ex : i genes automobile [oly eee 124’ 128%. Livestock : ; mother of Carleton Bailey; dear “Geughter Virg amily | Auto Parts. PE §-1081..273| able verse intelligestty, bg P |3ev 1a Lard (Drums: | Up 4 points or better were such, sister of Prank, Ivan ane Lleyé | Baldwin Avenue. gore. vledge x S. S. Kresge President =. 3. tit May cs cine ee stocks as Vick Chemical, Haveg| Oe ele ase is erent Funeral Directors 4 AUTO-PARTS | office, Mr. Sacconi, FE 3-344 . ‘ ETR ay 6 (‘AP;—Cattle: Sai- and . and é@childr Puneral servi | elerk, tor Saturday Retires After 44 Yeors rg ie oe veeeeee 2 Phy able 700 About a dozen loads choice Magnavox. Motorola dor ; ee be held. Priday. May ‘a al work. FE 5-105}. Help Wanted Female 7 ‘ep, ts 644 B-Bid ees Se ee: ee eee Electronics rose about 3 each. | pm. irom Bharpe-Goyette COATS PART TIME BAR- : tand e } : a DETROIT (uw) — Franklin P.! ae a nee ee ,Later Motorola erased its gain and) tere — Hope, Ciarkaton, wi tam | a ig FIRERAL BOMB, | tin Write Pentioe Prose Bor | A WEEKLY PAY WHEN 1 waren Williams, president and general and Nesters “opened aaadi le wok | showed a 2-point loss. Up ainiral ‘“ Bailey eill ie yee at ‘ibe 7 | : 102. — Sa tances 25 cents lower; cows and bulls a point or better were Admiral! 'D ] J hn MAN —— a 28 Goan eae y$ Inflation Guides fy ty *steaay several loada ‘hotce me and Maytag. te eee -Goyette Puneral Ay ars one!son- Oo Ss a go at Must be | 4 [ous "sip eum meen . 0-30.50; two loads high | = pri. 27 | FUNERAL HOME some and main- nounced his retirement, effective: ~ (holes 1130-1175 1b. steers 31.00; load) Radio Corp. and Philco were off BLISS. MAY 5. . tee po bcm " for Furerais” ee ee 2.2268. laundry: Ret mostly prime 1340 1b. steers 31 00. scat-| | Rosshire Ct . S ne of n a GA Dale Farms, Romeo, Mich- | _ Press — tomorrow. U lic | GIGS Gres poet we lew! sestee siters moderately on profit taking. | Mattie, | Punerel, sersice, will be | aRr — tr 7a Williams has been president and or fesriote mined. food and choles | The ticker tape was late briefly | from the aks riftin, Chapel aaah | omic LomT amavice| Zul, ume eet ye t m - Good sala Call ~~ ay tepid of the dime soce LANSING. — A witness for Ty'Ss91 09. caancrs and. cutlery 18.00-| is eney Sonlines: officiating Interment in Ottawa oornees- Siple CO] mechanics, ress ners onto | reng’e Boosie hep, main floor x yi 3 2 Park Cemetery | iker Bidg sceite pemuieteemecemaiaa an SET fe ic reliving cumdes thee cone ne eg eee 0. Til ie scene aes, peers, wiey il | fein wate at the Sperke-Ortitin | FUNERAL HOME | 2 cet tes"ines sae B. | BEAUTY To MANAGE oe is arg Tr tr Sel the State Public Service Commis- tive. strong to mostiy 25 cents higher. New York Stocks | l serene ee ae Be: Friday. | ambulance oy te ey Plane or Motor Woodwa: : or rent — 5 ic jinstances up more, sows sieady: most) | i BLANCHE, | . ar cone yetiremen Policy sion yesterday that current infla-|DMances ep oc. 2 and 3 180-240 Ib (Late Morning. Quotations) | 6. , 16: dear | FOUR WELL - DRESSED MEX rvs w all ¢ employes tion in the nation’s economy should butchers 16 75-17.28 few lots No. 2 240- cat Aestael gitak. are: vighie! mother of Mrs. Lolita Williams. Cemetery Lots S| 3 oe aft. _ retire at 6. |be taken into consideration in fix.'245 ibs 17.00: mixea No 1) and 2, 100 et a Bal ohns M $6.1 survived | eg - . 0 uUst 230 lbs 1 65. few sme nee € J an i aurv ic A successor will be elected by ing rates for public utilities. 200.240 Ibe 170, few iots No. 1 1178 | a pee ones & Ea ai arrangements will be an- " ee eee eecters. atiardware Salesmen Ses ee © ae afew °. i lbs up to 18.00: |‘ anied Ch ..... 13 elsey . nt emma rT Huntoon tocal firm. Write — ed yond * Board of panectors ores | Dr. Walter A. Morton, Univer- xo. 3 and 3 240-260 lbs 15 781600; small, Miled sere !2. sea cenpecott 148 ela ont ~ an ave. |* CLOTS Te OMRLARD WALES Ta pan Lag HE — dae py is ogra Fee hee Deve Prost-Top Drive- , ) . | 7 4 le . pe nnual stockhokiers’ meeting isity of yan oe ie Sc as ese Sika Ureeee (Ais Chal ae cresge, 88. B DUTTON, Lao Cis g RorF. a ae FE 21885. yo 31ls morrow. \nomics, tes uring . Seo-eee Ibs. 11.75-14.28. coia & nyse } Bruning) t OTIPUL VE uot. PER CAR SALESMAN GTRL To Live it” aG8 | TOWN ‘full of tion of the com- (""Weaiere: Salable 76." fully steady; “Am Airiin “hs Se Gisss 1168) Mrs Otto sane inthe Set | Oty Sas Park’ om Stag ued 5 ay ne. uliaren or $ TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE NO. 4 an full day of presenta COM: choice and prime 3600-4000, standard qm Can ...... 2 Livpy deN@L 12 | Gienn Honsberger, Mrs. James a ‘ t. —— Ordinance to provide for the regulation. | pany case. i good 00-36 00, mainly 30.00 Am +s. 3994 Ligg & My 96.6) Dillaway, Staff _ Leo C. Dut- | GHOICE ¢+GRAVE oy replace one who =e monthe Se se, Morena Tete te tl” aeichigam Boll has anid Ht woulds|“tncte, Santis om. Tact encugn cals A= meray mi ee ce tea Ric gy lis Me- | Start’ Call PE basil Puler Brash ag MOT Bi a, ow aklan A 3 . 30 | will be held | iv Conny aubigas te ts (2 rd quotations simited Sty oe 4m an eters ay: owe 4-H ee es Shah moria! Gortene Novi. rr Meats. Co, Apeie . ramble present evidence justify its fering steady: choice shero AM News.” 444 Lowe Wash 82 Manley y Puneral Home, 103 | “HITE CHA Lore Saar | MENG) FOR ORDER DEPART. UP ' Whereas. it vr) of — Sppertence) request for an annual rate hike siaugbter Tambe 2 0. lam Tel & Tei 2422 Mack Trk .... $ Oakland ingham. Interment | $ value, gh A a My ‘Ambitious women, full er part rom the standpoint of public safety Am Tob 1016 Manning ..... | in White Chapel Cemetery. . Sppo 43428. . can check. Pole Py EE pees epee epee asserts, 2 Mab ge: al SEIT Mays Re, Waves. | |¢ |, Qutside Order Depe. | isu Seda ne ergs cet, ak Guan’ amadene Utilities, whose incomes are a Lodge Calendar ‘Armour aco 4 Mes » gt 8) W. Hopkin ety, nae Oba | at BOX RUPLIES . 4 - eatst Se young ngenes Por ap Lake” Ordaine os See tee hy ee ee Atchison. 388 Mergen 903, (iain) Rekert; dear ‘father of | 10 a.m. Teday there } | men willing to vert, Only sheet | Cun CARE & SECTION I jamong those most hurt by infla-| jal Communication, Pontiac Bet Sone. or Mere Gees |. ied Sire. Charles S. Bendey and Mrs. | 1 were replies ut The Press oey Mereiewea, beieey wort, fs wk Prom and efter the effective date t| tion, said. fair rate of | No, 21 AM, Priday Air... 38 , | alee Surve office following at weekly. fur- this Ordinance, sna ublaeful tee! ior utilities ,* compar- May sth . at 7 p.m. Work in EA. fy wae 307 ed fd : ~- ry erandchiléren. ie ae . in the “oad ur ae a A rE pos. oats Diste Hwy. Drayton. any person or omens to set fire wilfully /Feturn for u s ee Leslie L. Hotchkiss, W.M. Bond 8trs .... 21.1 Ch 482) : ; | § bexes: 1 pm. pves. Degree. ‘* p.m. from the Donelson-John sc neqiipentiy S say weeds. preiriet ot) able with earnings in other seg-, ae Pare «-- 28 ee oe oe Puners! Home with interment in| § | $100 Ww ck alary os wil oties Se | Ottawa Park Cemetery | = others, or shall wilfully permit any suen|Ments of industry. he’ said. . 7 Brist My ..1144 Mot Wheei 16.4 tac etnntll LB dnd Sos om tl Eo 1, 3, 5, 7, 14, 18, 20, Piano YER Win ‘free kites MI 46305. ft i] to oods.| — — —————————— = —— B Balke . on otorola 133 RISCHOW, 5. 1988, EMIL Lake Inn ess wees: — praities or grounds sonar te sadanger| NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWNSHIP News in Brief Budd Co... 261 Mueller Brass Bs | Predrick, 2400 Aitport Rd. Dray- § 24, 28, 3 32, 56, 58, 61, | SccpenriaL iINSURANC |" sab & ae ae ROUEE- the property or destruction of property messing and election and of registration tr nts a — Nat Bees HT pena of saerearets hw bus: | 9 67, 68, 74, 76, 30, 81, 82, pany announces opening | in. tor wages. of any other person of voters ‘Calum <2 - | : Tischow; “ executives, salesman -| Fe 12 (A) Ownersh Whereas, at a meeting of the Town- Campd coup .. 50 «Nat Cash R .. 692 | beloved son of Mrs. Margaret J.| @ 87, 90, 91, 100, 163, 109. : frases || Lets EE The woes “Owner” shall include every ship Boaré of the Township of Inde-| Burglars stole $60.87 from = & Can Dry am. oS edd = eer ie seems , yd as can > ower retool at Mi 6-3160 fer per- Amp Sarre WOMAN. cap at oor. Gaara gta gee Ags. ca ae gr ey DB a eer cash box in a vending machine at Capitel Airi . iss Natl ted “Tl 13.5} Paul (Ruth) Galster and E. Jack a _ om Sal bh Leke. PE Y © eee Wilbur | F . FE 8-3078._ : said Township of White Lake. franchise ordinance was adopted, en- the Speedy Oil service station, 3470 ——— op... 28 os _ ae eee eine Gane aoe | art Time esmen Exp. waitress (v) Every owner of land or other per-| titled se follows: ‘auburn Rd., Pontiac Township, Cet. /1_0---; 722 a kev. weal . | alee survived by exven yrandebi- | For es hardware firm. 921 W. Huron § son responsible for the wilful and negli-. AM Ordinance, granting to Consumers Cater Trac Nor Pa 50.5, dren and three great-grandchil- | Write Pontiac Press Box 24 stat-| EXP. GIRLS WTD. CALL grat setting of fires shall be Uadle for Power Company, ie ivce cetbority|/ast night. The break-in was re- |Ches Mme Tl Nor Sta Pw .. 252| dren. “Mr. ‘Grischow will le in| j The Pontiac Press ing age, ¢ address and) UL : any and all injuries te persode or prop: \essien® tne fr ann operate tas mains [ported to the Oakland County Sher-/Ehrysler°".. 4 Oblo Ou. 2-405 T Brayise Paisor'euere Jeucpe'e | FOR WANT ADS ||” ,REAL ESTATE GAUEGMAY — | "area apeir appt in perc only Gate lected \Cin MU M... 43.1 ens ' ; ; ise Real: preseedinen. i one ere leneee ge hgh ee ene ty: |iif’s Dept. Cities Svc .... 385 Owens Il] Gi 86 O Bird “Chapter te. ~~ will pare i in — —- after pm. 'Ole Min Tavern, poe har on refuel at beg oe ether Publ Pace and Burglars broke into a storage Ciuctt Brut se Pan Ny W Air 34 cay. Funeral service wi te held DIAL FE 2.8181 Dusiness oppo: salesmen: as ° . of this Graeaee shai! constitute nel of Independence. Outland County.‘ Mich- garage of the M. A. Benson Lum- aeog —— . og ose a i “a5 the Coats gay cae 141 cin ee properitios. Plenty of Ieed"and Sioees, Seat or female. mid- a — : Free p.m. : ~" ; aherncen Lr “SECTION IT negligence “Whereas, said Consumers Bower Com- ber Co., 549 N. Saginaw St., and on oe: eg with Rey. Roy P. Lambert officl- time salesmen, “Apply im person. a on ee |peay hae eer et ranenise and has Stole $900 in tools and equipment, |Con N Uas :.. $0.4 RR... 17 tag lig reer po Mer co Mgt Ber All errors should be. re zB rie & : burning the same may do so after first requested that the question of confirm- jt was reported to Pontiac Police Cons Cones Bea) 56-3 Popel Cole .... 38.1 U ogee ig in goood chee gerted uamodianets HAGSTROM (Amey v ive Dry precuring fermicsion im writing fromiing tne, grant, Store of the Township ec/ yesterday. pat Be 494 Phelps D ..... 62.2 ee sibility for errors : GIRis IN OR OUT. is Si and Maar en Yat! Seale oScal secot io beni fo Ep eH EAE MAT sme OMAR, || Renata Guece, Gamer: || Real Estate Service | Birate a officers may nreseribe, |arbese, end has alse Sataieastpents | Inventory Reduction Sale. Want Cont So? & 6 131 Phill Pet. He, Township. age 80 or eater, SP8 | T incerta ot nb Gdvertiow REAL " N IIT Sak : ? one: | . 60.2 Pure Ol) ...... 45 Ross Heiche “dear mother of ment which hes been reo |The Truth? We show honest dis-|Cont ov e ze Violating Ordinance: |helding such special election, and - 245 RCA oo. 04 : | Jr. Sama, George, aered valueless th hb the Pig gM go gg Rigg ie Beet lng Bevy arpettion sigaea| CORES on each car window. Bill SoP>*,J 3a Repub sti... 081 H Heichél ‘and Mra. J Somes pha error when cancellanans upon conviction ‘tnerpef my sale wiela- by at least twelve electors, requesting) Spence Rambler, 211 S. Saginaw) con Pub «.. as rll — - ai ire pore pont gan ad ‘Wom: oe Te Sl eee we ston Seen be wapieet: te 6 Des Ot Ret) Tee te sstled for aséh bate — Adv. pet gais 2. 43.5 Royal Dut ... 43 H survived by 10 frandchildren. Pu- mente will niveo ox t e rpose . . _ jail ai gr oe ° aon Fagg ed Now, therefore, pursuant to resolu- | Des weresg “ re S tee ban. ae coed moe Sl the us ere davertise tana “County “de ‘or (both. such ‘fine| tions, edopied Oy said Board, notice 1:| Maynard Johnson Insurance 1/0008 chem ..\ bas Searr Row... O24 Chapa the eparaa-oritin Ma | | gene iste pe es my seni) CO ion of|hereuy given that a s ‘now associated with Austin Norvell|bu Pont ..... 247: Shell Oil ..... 82 | neral Home, Auburn Heights la than regular agate the Court. election will be held in said Township Bi Uhl a4 | “par SECTION Iv lartPReier We, T'toen Hall. be"Rorte Insurance Agency located at 70 W. East BEyt <2 Ramee So BY | Oya Py |MTmRaateT lemmas | Tae ei oars setae 7. tenune ee Board is hereby 4esig- ead at alte Minabee” Reed at Sacha.|Lawrence at Cass Adv. |Eaton Mig". 108 en St: Seteved Reaband of 26rs. oud a pated the enforcing agency under this bad Road, Independence Township, Pre-| ht a ee “ v8 Sou Ry vies ST Seni enact. ane Wiese and ADVERTISERS i cetera the <_— eee borer sae R ic teueetence D 2 7a Rummage Sale Grace Lutheran jEmer Rad ... 24 apg = Gu bdo | Mrs. Margaret Stetter. Puncral The deadline 2 range 7 t e t ¢. }Sashabaw oa ie e 0 ~ t ran a t t “SECTION VS on Wednesday. the 10th day of June. Church, Glendale & Genesee. Fri. ‘Erie RR a . ae rent asia cog) wu oa held Seturda ties of otrgneees we, ‘et Repeal 1959 for the purpose of voting on the'gth 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. tO | Firestone 145 Std Oil Ind 49.5 | Peters Puneral Home, 12057 Gra- ubiieaton ‘after the Le All bo Becca ve ‘Or parts of Ordinances pr Leap gr of bea cn - Foes ious: een Adv, |Food Mach 434 ns a 4 7s] tlot Ave.. Detroit. Mr. Hunter: | ete my _Mincelp. Ri — ent herewith are hereby re- ship ard in granting such franchise Ford Mot 673 | | will be shipped to Germany for | SALES 1921 The polls of said election will be rueh Tra . 231 Stud Pack 111} burial : CASH WANT 4D RATES ed at ba PeeeCTION ¥ ned at 7 o'clock in the forenoon, or mm ip Den . 624 Swift & Co 363) _ = Sherwood. 15 This ao shall take effect 30 Paes thereafter as may be, and vill! Ru age Sale at the K. C. Hall, Gen Bak 131 Tex G Sul 21.7) | LAFNEAR MAY 5, 1959 WARREN Lines 1-Day 3-Days @Days og I days after publication thereof, as pro-|be held open until 8 o'clock pm.. East-|Sat. May 9th, 8 am. Citizens a ite 50.6 Textron .. 23 | John, 9 = i Releved te in- $1.50 82.00 ay r, Chai ee essem- SEVERANCE CLAU Crort sin be fo ble offigo 00 poobgred wae = a mn Pde a Trane 'weeair 198 Lafnear, Graveside service was ' eb and mechasss Seaboo experience | Rot mind work. w ce . : If any section. clause or provision of|day of May. 1980, said date being the Adv. | Gen Mille 0.111 Transamer ... 371 Hill Cemetery a cea $ 38 tS SR preterved Ra, at one Ll lola Wg By Se i ie oesceabe we 4 Sas of cna co: ier Bake and Rummage Sale, Satur- ae Time ... 96 yf eprmal : a... 182 art officiating. a by ; Tt} HE -4 3 —teteivectare - ore Care the laws of the State of Michigan and the perpeee of reviewing the registra-| day May 9th, at 9:30 a. m. 228 N’ Tire . ies Un Cadbide ..137 the Pursley Puneral Hom - P 400 7120 «1 SALE ; AN for 2 ‘xnarent ) — ye SE cs] Seti tacteteee fen Set Sadat" orn as Seal [ Saginaw nor Getger Ab eamec- ge Laon gemereng) | ¢ ER EB HS || mumme soc, get, mae | gee : diction, said Section, clause or provision|fied electors of the as sha . Goodrich ..... 924 Un r . : } ; a be unconstitutional and void|appear and a therefor, which regis- joodyear ....141.6 Unit Air® 62 the Lewis Marion. Funeral xpe! an te cover; week. Fou we shall the: cease to be @ part of this|tration ma made on said date be-| Rummage — Congregational ‘Seek jee ... 26 Unit Pruit ... 381 a= ro ohe Nc ginny Bg ee Pumtiac cree, Prefer an experi-| have eS pac canaymet B. # pl grag og A of this pia el the =r of 8 oe — 8 Church, Mill St., May 8th, 9 a. m. o 4. Ra “ates + Us Ges ¢ ao ne tig como ena Fs — ona H. feet. drug. = or Sunteg. Ft thre ir nee st in fu orce ™m. andar me. . mel a -3 ones eee : State . arttal sede ed pane ‘ap fhe, eepahn|* Sig aman "ar esteem Sat 8 fo 11. Clothing for al—Aav. Bugged RA BS mays 8 Tnuerment w'avertien’ connie. | Help Wanted Male 6| tr" Z.%%"" | HOUSEWIVES ECIRLS a mectane held onthe 30 20th day ve Township Steck. for. ine purpose af ta- Rummage Sale, Sat., 9 a. m. —— _ na Us Tob ...... 25.6 inate “et = | sateos inv. ‘wil le a SALESMAN WANTED We need several young ladies to April 1959 spection by the qualified electors. i Fon Hooker Ch... 385° V8" Raal . 34.6 8 tae e mer-Snover | 999 a MONTH RENT FOR ROOM, | : 7 , complete our sales Salary BERT A. McKEACHIE, By Order of the Township Board. (First Presbyterian Church, W. [1?°ciie 49.1 West Un Tel . 36 Funeral Some. for clean respectable man to help | “or modernisation aes ha - pins beans, your 4 Townshin Merk} Dated April 1, 1959 Huron St. Adv. |tnaust Ray 83.) ‘rent A 42 Seo acc MAY 6. 1959. HENRY, | witn chores around house. Write — worker 0D & a day. ‘ EDWARD N. Zz. AROLD B romp Cie . Ine Ran 108.4 ce : gee ae a Boal ag ae _Box Pontiac — — vice FR 91008 or FE must pave w er ~ , Inland &@tl q e 0 | y “lM? at voice. a) wren rt noe 3a 7 Hall 371 W Pike, Rebeceas (Sua Ee Seg Seamer. tt se, tn canis Rakac | crs taeCueeee | pn 14 oe ya atm, Ou | GREE oe == = er ISS TRIES : nter r , : = 1450 Hall, 371 rs = Int Bus Mch 541 ‘ Yale & Tow 4B lin, Jemes and Thomes McGough. with aVnatignal as Tevey | Tet pastas wedge 9 . oe Mee vbxoerenesg in iaauetl | 20U. , n ary . oung S& : Puneral service w = Must be a — ' other fire lines. : Int Nick 925 vngst Gh &T 119 day, May 8 at 10 am. from around ears of age Mus : NOT ICE of Rummage’ Sale, Thurs. Fri. Sat. Lar ynoee 1s Zanith gl 8 Michaels igo wih interment i» schoo! . ate. Leng a, rev ot the ‘the pretia” we... Rov al Kesoer, 5 day oa } . yi %, : 4 en . in 0} metery. Recitation sala eply, : L 19 to 3. 2938 Dearborn Dr. Avon- jtnt gly — 124 Genesco 98.2 ed itha 2s afin wk ot Oe Le Uveral p in et Fae need (=. Saar 8 -] your salary required A bei j Adv. Upjohn .. 43.6 today at the Melvin A. Schutt | ~~ 2 mann with dale High. [fsl Crk Coal . 40.7 Peatal fama: St kewere bee N & pl Galop ckpertenee ‘de> Box 79, PU BLIC H EARI NG AAA Driver Training, °59 cars = where Mr. McOough will ile in| Qitinaw. ell a Powe Gerege., | Srghie, but net meseary, Car Apply in Frente Bene , ver ’ , STOCK AVERAGES ste a you | F pas ee jinsured, FE 5-5201. NEW YORK—(Complied by the As- ScAIrE, MAY 6. 1 lobe; ANNA: Ls A CLEAN can passe beng get cere j CVE-IN FHORS. & VERY OTIEN . iat y: of Mrs. en . The Pontiac City Commission has scheduled public soe ON 08 #0 Parris; dear grandmother of Mre. | 29> for honest reliable wan. Ap- n te ® | oft. or cooking. Rummage Sale, Friday May 8, Indust. Rails Util _ stock: Paul McNamara. ral service | Bey May one Pri- | connection, we will t with | MA £163 hearings for Tuesday, May 12, 1959 at 8 p.m. EST fi0.12 a.m., Stevens Hall “Adv. |Net change... 14 2 Os oe Fin be held Saturday, May 8. | srr Lene MACHINIBT—RE:| fhe vicinity ot poutine. Call LA er teil & 1 tet in the Commission Chamber, City Hall on Intention Prev. day... 338.6 1304 og 368 With interment in Crescent: Kills | Weird oer ah tees thant yte.| 10-4" 10% ve. Bevo wie "he eo Certs any : Week ago 333.0 140.7 98.8 226. emeter rs ew ts. ° 5 A r to Construct bituminous recap and related work on $1.25 Basic Pay Urged Month seo 5-3-4 1377 1919 239 Sete al the Muntoon” Puneral exp. in all p “phases of_machinery. book Caine | Bioomfie “Hospital, weet: . ic Fay g Year ago ..... 2500 942 801 169.8 Home. ¥ liama Researe Corp n F AL 5 the following streets — iene high |... 336.6 144.2 1026 298 WILDS, MAY 7.1969, ELLA L.. 8807, 2.0 eee. Mage Apply in person WASHINGTON (UPI) — AFL. |!9 low ...-2082 133.8 6.9 3118 Andersonville’ Ra. age 79; beloved ote wineuB ie “co ‘aa | 4 mer. OPPORTUNITY | ri « B18, ; at4. wife of m F. : dear , Orchard Cass Avenue from Pike to Orchard Lake CIO President George Meany |1958 low |.'''2347 80.0 729 1866 mother of Mrs. John I White, | 407. § brs. | Saturday. Pieasant H , Harry J. Wilds; gros ee. sft ee | : Huron Street from Saginaw Perry urged ongress toda boos sister of Mrs. Osca Trdeen Siost Sern Saginaw 10 Peake the ia ini : wage : ar Geer Oo tnd William Wilson and Andrew Ave minimum W . J. Nephier Co. ; 2 ce Ju A to $1.25 an ahd xt Figures after decimal von 25 — e cuve Sanderson Avenue from Oakland to Cass . hour extend cov- Low Noon . . 7 Allen lee & Rquip Co. 28 25 28 held Prall Street from Huron to Washington erage to an additional 7,500,000 | Baiawin Rubber Co.* 38 from the Shary Ross Gear Raeburn Street from Paddock to Sanford workers in order to relieve ‘“‘mis- Ot Lk Onl & Chem Co ‘ery’ and “destitution.” yy ; For further see legal notices. The Prophet ; or information Interested Toledo Edisoh Co... Ina bi ee ee re (Olds Soles Up 25 Pet. "hi er Sad Bereere — fia : | ‘LANSING Oldsmobile retail- “ J willbe beta ; delivered 35,450 new cars in Decapitation was widely pra ; in We here e Ada R., _Evans ps Sy ticed by Christians -and Moslems eg we Son es Cit k April, up 25 per cent over the like! during the Crusades. Richard the Spy meat y Cler! 1958 month, the company reported) Lion Hearted had 2,700 survivors ‘ conducted at 8 4 pm. Mr. Rk - \beheaded in Acre in ee a1 8 oleh ‘ . eneaded o clock tonight, nol , ' P: ‘ 5) 4 AG "e ; { * id , = ne F / } & / / em ae % ry} < i ; / x e iY whieh stood to be buying a million or! Quotations are furnished by the Detroit Bureau of Markets, as Tuesday. | Detroit Produce } 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 _ : | MARKETS |Space Stocks = Spiral Upward NEW YORK # — Space age) * of stocks churned in heavy trading as| ‘the overall stock market an uneven course early today. | Among key issues the gains and | o¢ raping a 17-year-old married/tried to escape en Rape of Negro Coed Arouses Public TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) — grand jury of 18 white men in- dicted four white youths Wednes- iday morning, lturns. The jurors heard witnesses _| \including the 19-year-old victim—| for nearly seven hours before fil- cuit Judge W, May Walker. *x* * lraping white women. |wide attention, That was in 1949| posse and a second jwhen four Negroes were accused/death by a sheriff Jury Indicts 4 White Men A|Negro couple parked early Satur- after a_ college |dance, taking her to a lonely spot foe for raping a slender Negro at gunpoint and raping her by Rape can bring the death penal- ty but never in Florida history jhas a white man gone to the elec- jing into a hushed courtroom and| itric chair for assaulting a Negro. handing their presentment to Cir- \Several Negroes have died for None of the four Negroes ac- Only once before in Florida his- | cused in the 1949 case was execut- \tory has a rape case drawn such'ed although one was killed by a was shot to, who said he| Unable to furnish $500 each, they Oakland route to his are being held in the 2 Bound Over for Hearing on Assault-Robbery The two men are accused of beating Alex Corbine, 56, of 471 N. Kenilworth Ave., and robbing him of $6 on April 23. Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan bound both men over to Circuit Court yesterday after a 'pre-trial hearing. | County Jail pending arraignment. of Direct GM Stock ‘,NEW YORK (@) — Alfred P. vuurts losses went from fractions td about | white girl. ‘trial, [Aen SRM, NES ererereer +++-#4 00/4 point. Most changes were narrow. | The courtroom gallery was al-| A third ‘was sentenced to life VEGRTABLES The electronic - missile - rocket | ‘most filled with Negroes yester-| imprisonment after @ jury reco | Oneal of the 2, ae tor an ‘ces Frote, topped. bu. ....sssssssse+> 38! fuel shores remained generally (44Y — many of whom had kept! Imended mercy because be was |i og are devoted Tee cn et ete eon aeteen their sexfegated seats. all day— only 17. The fourth Walter Lee and ene third are devoted wo ack lOniona, dry (begs) 50-Ib. 22 600) A ‘ jbut there was no demonstration | Irvin, was convicted twice and | ence - Earns an M8) GOB. ea eeeees 150) Camere a Rigs ‘when Walker announced the in-|sentenced to death but his sen- Potatoes (bag) $0 Ibs. ........ 00... 1 20! \dictments had been returned. |tence was commuted to life im-| ¥,. : | Radishes use (behs.) doz. .... 1.75| points, A few losses were taken. | White cai also were silent. | prisonment. With Wad In Cheek? |Raubaerb, aotheuse ibehs.) dos. .... 1.25) | . Poultry and Eags DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT. May 6 (AP) —Prices age per pound FOB. Detroit for No. {quality live poultry: Heavy type hens—whites 17-18. colored | 19-21: light type hens 10-11; 1H (gd broilers and fryers 3-4 los. whites barred rocks 24-26; caponettes under DETROIT £GGS8 DETROIT, May 6 (AP)—Eggs FOB ‘Detroit in case lots federal state grades. } Whites—Grade_ A extra large 33; targe most active issue and gained 18% points up to yesterday's close. 3: medium 24; small 21; Grade B large 28, Browne— Grade A extra large 2 Thiokol, the rocket fuel stack, tlood of sell orders. The New York Stock Exchange | ruled out all stop orders in Thiokol. |A These are orders to buy or sell at! heavy specific prices above or below the going market price. Stop orders May) 3 ins 20, over & lbs. 24-27, ducklings 30 are banned occasionally to pre ‘vent undue fluctuations in a stock. | ‘of Tallahassee. This week Thiokol has been the) They have confessed finding the|Deceynber jury so immediate ac-| The four will be arraigned Fri-| ‘are Patrick G. ‘Air Force man on leave from ah'M, University where tbe victim Alaska base; Willion T. Collins-|is enrolled. worth, 274, married telephone line-| man; David Ervin Beagles, 18 ‘| high school student: and Ollie! Officials at * victim, her escort and another ‘tion could be taken. Word that the four white men| was delayed in opening under, a day and a trial date set. They were indicted was rectived calm- | Scarborough, 20.\ly by students at Florida A. rd Earlier the shades | had boycotted classes and held | mass rallies to protest the attack. | first had planned | \Stoutamire, 16, a distant relative to lay the case before the June “jot Police Chief Frank Stoutamire grand jury but mounting public | linterest led to reconvening the} nist China and Israel. a Hungarians to Make Gum : BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungarian Communists, after years of poking fun at gum-chewing Americans, are going to start making their own chewing gum. A cookie facory in Gyoer will open a gum section to supply some of the local demand that has been filled by American gift packages and official imports from Commu- \- iene ee ee ee ee ee WOMAN TO - WATCH 2 sa =| s . e ee CERAMIC TILE — aay FREE ESTIMATES TERMS WOMAN TO CARE PO! CHES gatance Floor Cou OR 3870 e462 - — CEMENT & BLOCK — WHITRESS WANTED 5¢5 OAK WORK FE 5-0782 land Ave sake DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH- YOUNG GIRL iY ae a maine! ing Free estimates. FE 8-6781 Works. Appin 441_ Emer. LEC TRICAL CONTRACTOR. ; : = c ae Consist and maintenance. Ed . YOUNG DEPF NDAB! 2 do babysit- —Connop Electric, UL _2- * miodieaged lacy to GY DANE DRY WALL TAPING _ FREE ES- aren 7 & 10 atm! _Umates FE 46191 FE 52084 =~ EXCAVATING - TRENCHING BULLDOZING __- ___ EM_3-0881 ' ELECTRICAL SERV. FREE EST. . Help W“ anted 8 Partney Electric. FE 56439. ~ , a — > FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING, ARE YOU Cie | E.R Es ear vans for water heaters ranges and dry- pe Bee ee eo eae th Club tor, ¢rs. FE 5-8431. R. B. Munro Elec- shea areal nationally advertised _tric Co. 1060 W _ Huron. Vanica 100 N. Perry FE 2-3053 FREE YOUNGSTOWN. ~ KITCHEN pi 00 N. : le. CARETAKER COUPLE FOR ls) BUILTIN & COUNTER TOP : Lea cor eie ad ae heat fy; R_B_Munro Wade Co. FE 5-8431 ate furnishe ho a a retiied © ee eines Write Box Al AR AGE S $595 SU LAS Dis Se ‘Complete. FE 59122. BEN ae | Aas PEOPLE ASA GROUP OF BUILDERS, WE PSP ey Se ON ae SFr” | a oe ee ee ee ee Aen) ae: Ae, Bet ’ * j * THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY¥-7-1959—— ii Me. f. — Building Servi Service 12 ee aid PO ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK, _ Reasonable venson. FE 2-2340._ ALL KINDS OF CEMENT AND _-block work, ? PE 2-234}. a hl SAND & FINISH. FE 5- “Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service. LADY hly experienced and well qualified to sell Th ING TRUCKING, _ BuLtpozr ) & 5-2853 better dresses. t al- ON OMPLETE BUT. DING SERV. i ality wor icens APPLY If PERSON: COW EER CONSTRUCTION CO. Peggy's MA e283. or OA 83272 ANY TYPE OF HOUSE _ PLANS, NE SOLICITORS, ALSO Seo drawn. OL 1-8200. EM elive Salar ee) comieien heal ne be pply ot 20 20% Hd BRICK BLOCK, STONE 5 & CE- Lawrence, pron es vt jee to-4| ment work Residential & com- p.m. 6 Gays per week _nercia}. Bull 33168 TYPIst 5 IN TYP- | BLDG REPAIR, PLASTERING. ing financial statements on Elec-| Brick. Block.« Cement work. FE _ Page Type wr ieee CPA Of-| 42290. tioned builé-| BUILD BASEMENTS UNDER oe et ‘ii00 N. Woodward Ave.| houses Block & cement work. B.rm’ MI 6-0666 for appt.| FE 5-0984 or FE 2-3796 = bgt SoRIPANY y NOW TAK-! BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED pplications for full ume and Work Guarapteed—-Free Estimates part time le sales ladies Apply W, FE 4-077 rant Company, Miracle Mile 1 6ck BRICK, CEMENT WORK WTD.: SALESLADY, AT ONCE and fireplaces MA 5-0378 __ 66 W. Huron BRICK, BLOCK. CEMENT WORK WTD. A-1 MECHANIC ON Free est. Call after 5 pm. OL as engines. No amateurs apply) 1.1270 Mast have ref. MA 5-7878 ~ SMALL WAITREss \ WTD. NIGHTS ~ ONLY. | CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ae nennais's ail Lake Or!- | Get our prices last. on. MY 3-142 ORLANDO BUILDERS WAITRESS SW ARTED SUNDAYS) MU 4-4072 off, experienced. Central Bar, 12,_________ 8. ‘Saginaw st |CEMENT OR 3-9764 IS OUR R SPECIALTY WAITRESS & KITCH rs ts. EM 3-48 KITCHEN [HELP | _Fioors. basemen . Pontiac Lare Inn ‘CARPENTER WORK, NEW & RE J WANTED WHITE WOMAN TO, Pai mee Oe, specialty. FE | hildren FE 2-2370 be- - ror care for chuaren, FE 22910 Be a TO aowES BY LICENSED | in Foe LIGHT HOUSE. builder Free ¢ estimates UL 2-5175 igh live in. nice home, 9 yr CARPENTER AND CEMENT) work Specializes in garages. FE 40473 or OR_3-7853. offer low prices through | volume urchases on custom uality wilt’ homes 800 plans “we nN secure mortgage. No obligation. Builders Exchange FE 3-7210 or UL 2-463 GARAGES BY PEDY BILT GA- UNLIMITED EARNINGS. NEW line products FE 5-4955_ UL 2-3782 2 mployment | Agencies 8A —~ Landscaping 18A eee eee A-l ACE TREE SERVICE RE- mova! and trimm Get our bid. _FE 2-718 FE 6-07 35. ALL KINDS oF s OF LAWN WORK. FIN- ish grading, Top soil. FE 2-0603. &-1 MARION AND KY. BLUE JE SOD. Wd. Household Goods 227 | SLICES OF HAM DOGS AND ANTIQUE DISHES, FURN. OIL ee marble top tables. MY | SUN SALES _ Phone MA 5-1341 | COLD SODA Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 5 RM_ APT. CHRISTIAN COUPLE » aera “Bast sides OR 3-6040. & 5 ROOM, CLEAN LOWER A Near downtown. Heat & electric- ity Very reas. | optional. FE 2-8527, after 4 p.m. —_— CASH FOR UsED TV's. FURNI- _ture s ana mise. FE 2-0367. CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- uuances Odd pieces or house full. ria courteous service. FE FURNITURE deliveriers made or you pick up. 2601 Crooks Rd | UL _ 2-4643. COMPLETE LAWN IN SERVICE ; FE COMPLETE LAWN MAINTE- nance. Spring cleanup, fertilizing, rolling lawn cutting. monthly or season contracts. 9 years experi- NEEDED ence. All work fener «8 Dan's| Entire home or odd lots. Get the Landscape Service. FE 4-5538. top dollar Wiil seb outright or INTER-LAKES ; TREE SERVICE sell it for you B&B Community Trimming, removing, land clear- _ Sale p Phone OR_ 3-27! ing. Free estimates. Reas. rates.| WANTED TO BUY — ae aY ES Insured. MArket 4-2903. of furniture Ph. FE LANDSCAPING. |. SEEDING & SOD- WILT, LIQUIDATE Y : : “Ging. call for tree est. FE 2-9483.| "py _ YOUR HOUSE old goods either by private sale PLOWING. ~ DISKING SWEEPING, or public auction. Appraisals. lawn rolling, raking & mowing. L. E Smart Sale Farm, Roch- FE 5-8940. _ester, Michigan. OL 1-5631. Moving & Trucking 19 1-A Reduced Rates Local or long distance Bei 2 | SMITH_} MOVING _ co. FE 48 ASHES RUBBISH AND ) JUNK hauled. FE 5-6625. ~~“A-1_ MOVING SERVICE Reasonable Rates E_5-3458 BLACK DIRT | & TOP eS $10 for 5 yds. FE 8-08 HAULING & get ce AME __your price Any time. | FE 8-0095 HAULING & RUBBISH, $ $2 A x LOAD any time FE 4-626 & S RUBBISH | fees ; AND _light Hauling OF OR_3-0207. _ Wtd. M Miscellaneous 28 USED ae eae after 4:3 WANTED 7 “OR 26 INCH BICYCLE — Reasonable. OR 3-5402 WANTED: STANDING TIMBER, top price pad ALBERTA cre MILL 399 Lapeer Rd M24. FE 8-6131 __ Wanted 1 to | Rent 29 6 4 on 1 RM. HOUSE. 3 ADULTS. Close in. n. Ref. FE 5-7332. STORAGE SHED OR GARAGE. near Walled Lk TAshmoo 5-1721. WATERFORD CR CLARKSTON FE 5-4729 P , 5 am. & BATE UPPER. HEAT- $50. 1% —_ N. Shirley... na. _Seig Kiburn Ave. 5 ROOMS, SEPARATE EN- wanes Gas heat hot water nee MA S1e0t after 5:30 5 aoouie 2 AND BATH | UPPER Stove and refrig- as heat and water. Near Genera! Hospital $60 mb. No children. This is rene ate: FE 2-6361, after 6 FE & BATH, PULL BASE- ment. FE 3-924}. 6 ROOM UNFURN. APT. Fe 8:0806 or FE 4-7066. ATTRACTIVE 4 RMS. & BATH. Util. furn. Adults. References. FE 2-5262 APT. FOR REN 30 Cadillac FE 2-652! BEAUTIFUL * LARGE ROOM UP- per apt. in Royal Oak. Stove & refrigerator. Reas. MI 49700 or _ Li 4-8336 BEAUTIFUL MODERN APARTMENT on Silver Lake front, all utilities included, also garage, adults references. See Mr. Compton, manager, 2720 Dixie Hwy., OR _ 3-635. BROOKLYN SUB. 3 ROOM APT., _ private. UL 2 2-1051 CHOICE APARTMENT, PARTLY farpieed reasonable. HOLLY- WOOD APARTMENTS, 114 E. _ Howard. — Lge Beg sre ares 6. EAVESTROUGHING _— FE 44-0444 ~ BOOKKEEPER. ALL TAXES. _ TRENCHINQG, S NCAWATING } FOR a 2316 ___ eptic tanks Field tile footin bad c nks e e gs CABINET MAKER. FHA A TERMS || Ditches and boat wel! OL 2-5404 EM 3-3659 Business Services 13 RE So nee CARPENTRY. _ yn Kitchens a specialty. ASPHALT PAVING Let us estimate your driveway 33204 CARPENTER & ; CABINET r WORK or parking Jot. Our jobs are our best references YRS. Reas EXP. OR New & repairs. Work guar 1-8748 UABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- LEN'S PORTABLE WELDIN Gas & arc 24-bhr G WALL whanina BY MACHINE, no_mess FE 8-429. Cost less “LawaMow? as! OR Dera, WALL WASHING. INSIDE > WIN- EPAIRE Se eREP & dows Cleaned_ Free est FE 2-42 225 | Outboard Rs nha ison YOUNG MAN WANTS HEAVY ter Kitchens ® specialty. FE| Burke Asphalt P: ing | ' 194 Going St. 4-5000 urke Asphalt Pavin | aa 4 = 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE “BATH AND gag ht ee cine a ence on ~ oie ae tae Sa = — rEseae. . repaired by factory trained man| FOUND BEAGLE VICINITY 3 RM APT CLEAN. PVT ENT. & HOUSEMAN. | WELL LL EXPERIENCED, at our office. Genera) Printing &/ downtown Kresge. FE 4-62 23 Buy Land Contracts : bath 63 Poplar oft Baldwin. non-drinker. MElrose_ 71-2704 Office Supply Co. 17 W. Law- LOST “FEMALE COLLIE. BROWN EVEN IF DELINQUENT'! 3-ROOMS AND BATH WITH NICE ————_ Tence St. Phone | FE 3-0135 white & blk Vic. of Sanford & Asx for Saces Manager at furniture, including TV. Large j = apager a LICENEED , BUILDER BULLDOZING, LEVELING &/| Auburn. Child's pet. FE 8-4424 FE 2-9236 or MA 5-7128 evenings ae imap Bilas gre ae z tree cutting FE 12-9742 or FE ST — rr COLLIE. VICIN- After 6. ern Junior High on buslin ° TAWNS-RAKED. FERTILIZED, &| vite LOST cuit mw geuere tate | HUMPHRIES REALTY | Sn re eo rolled. Or new lawns Hand re BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS, Wearing choker chain, UL 2-1739 | : = = erred. reas Leta - | oi FE? 26 Reet Bae wall and windows, Reasonabie. | LOST BLUE PARAKEET. ITTLE |3 RM. PVT BATH, 18T FLOOR ing. 1 FE 2-163). dots around neck, Name “Cirky.” | Wanted Real Estate 32A Adults only. 52_ 3. Francis MAN DESIRES ORE. K. HEAVY |= ecrric MOTOR SERVICE RE-| Very_tame. Reward. OL 1-6678 | panne | 3 ORM. UTILITIES & LAUNDRY or light. FE _ 5-001 _ | airing and rewinding. 218 E.| LOST. MALE “BLOND COCKER. ae : | facilities furn 650 Northview Ct, ODD JOBS WANTED. LAWN) Pike Ph FF 4.2981 Mon. Vic. Pontiae Airport Ap GI AND FHA | off Oakland. 2 biks. past Mont- work. clean up and light hauling. | &ypeR] TREE TRIMMER AND prox 16 mos. old. Reward. OR _CASH FUR YOUR HOME | Ce FE 8-4196 _ |: removal. FE 5-6503 or OR 3-2000. _ 3-6712 | Yes we can sell your home for|3 RMS. BED LINENS FURN AND RELIABLE CARPENTER REEDS FURNACES. CLEANED AND LOST WALLET BROWN TELE-| tiene gf eghrrig cig 4a a —TAWNS” TO SPRAY FOR FLOOR LET FREMD. Ze EACH a ae hoe seen tin ee Neal eb bented 6 | a ae ee meeeNT APT. NEWLY weed killing oo satis- “ 2c a GER SPANIEL. decorated. Pvt ent & shower. faction. FE 86-2718 FE 2-5998 after 6 pm ee LSPRiN ay. vie neriae tel, you the cash you can receive; $12.50 weekly. 9 Willard | | | ' & Service Alr cooled engines repaired housework & odd jobs_ FE 5-0098 Authorized Service for B YOUNG MAN WITH COLLEGE ,, fratta’ & bape Er degree. experienced in varied 47 ti tard secking betler position ie MOWr R&A lla F RV #4 Write Pontiac Press, Box 6 ba Take - F 4-792) “Work Wanted Female 11 ane me Asphalt Pavir g ¥ censed and bonded Free { 1 DAY IRONING REFERENCES tate rT Ss LSLior Fm 66883 __$3 bushel. FE 5-147! _ , SIEM WAY ASPH. AL T 3 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- A work guaranteed Cal ing and housecieaning FE 3-758] ' 4-7980 for free estimates. Li ery fei SPING. TYPING & PAY-” &"° bonded _ _ roll done in my home EM 3-057. PICKUP AND DELIVERY. LAWN BABYSITTING DAY. NIGHT OR mowers sharpened and repaired weekend In city near bus line A'r cooled engines repaired. FE PE 4-2903 a Ue — Soe ——— PLASTERING-NEW OR REPAIR ? | » ON | 3 R _Work Guaranteed _ FE 50304 Ful) charge ail taxes. excellent a references ‘ 7 Saws, Hand Lawnmowers LORED. GIRL DESIRES LAY co "Macht ne Sharpened work. FE 8-4394 1 Manley Leach 0 Badley_ St. CONVALESQGENT CARE AND LIGHT a 8 AIR COOLED ENGINE. | linton - Briggs Stratton Dealer. work adult Ref ,e in romps "Pont iac Pre “i other makes. 585 Amber- COLORED WOMAN DF RES wood 3 blks West of Baldwin, 3 biks N of Lake Angelus. FE mg se Pp r ex # , = —— ____ ——_____— . soe oe a «6WE CARRY PARTS FOR ALL GIRL DESIRES PAY OP ss auto, and wringer washers. Whole- work. Trans. neces-a ro FE gale and ret 2-2541. d APPLIANCE SERVICE HAVING | A BABY? VACA ROY S 06 Oakiand 2-402) mature @ pe. Teiines ing? Capable. ‘ woman will care “for vour oT our home EM eit 94 - RESSMARING TAILORING AL- ONINGS, $2.50 BUSHE!. CA - * Mrs. Bodell FE 4-0053 “HF 30 p.m. OR $013: DfES MAKING }) TAILORING, AL- TRONINGS WANTED os crapes & Formals done eee Tailoring 16 re) 8-3252 wy home Call FE 38-8455 Se" UP AND DE ;OMEN & ALTERATIONS, IRONIN fi ‘G8, Pi-= ~ om shirts FE §-6252 SIINEOGRAPHING er FING SEC cre Plowing ~ 16B vice _ 2642 ane NEAT Se WALL WABHING CLP ANDY © - TILLING. GAR- tains stretched Washing: FFE ‘ ae "ower pecs FE $20 “a = NURSES AVAILABLE — CUW 165° BF PLOWING & Auburn Avenue Nurees Exchange C.ig 019 ng & sesng’ FE Day & — & Bonéerc 4. E 26492 GAKUIN F ie AKIW; & SILK —FiNTEHING, NG MAJOR AND crageug ‘“eevaase “® 1 minor repairs PE 8-6252 GARUEN pL ta we RTE TILL WOMAN WITH REFERENCES =x LW am FY 1A wishes day work FE $8-3€25 GAR DEN PIyee eet, a€D WASHINGS “& IRONINGS. ORiande ony greciug Ver, f mew OF % ibts wiseine G AKD IRONING. PICK GARDEN PLOWw!s® & #stac® up and deliver. FE 5-1620. | ang Rees prices Bvet Marte WIDOW WISHES wmeLP. FE ti ; - PE O07 Refe or child care, days.‘ GARDEN PLOWING BY LAN = erences. acreage Anywhere FE +40) MAKE Fini Y APR ARYL eereis Building ae Service Az for Wg plow ot lewn as Vic Becww eat Wai = ba gaa BRICK = CEMENT | y 4-854) ; PLOWIRG ayy DiskinG VIC” . al Also under house ne baer petri He. at L 2 ase o eee MY. tere 3 . - ohn W yd teed work . mee ROTO TIN DONE REASON ANYTHING IN PLAT CEMENT, Sb PF “, work & retaining walls Resi WORK UP Lies R AWK & GAR centiah & Commercial Licensed _ ser Row-tiiog Rew FE 4 i608 ingured. Raymond ° mins. OL 1 prt . b Service 18 ALUMINUM SIDING & RC ROOFS. Pe NT wre Garages built, New windows in COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY your home Driveways poured | Soirt service Powtiac Ao \ Custom built. oa ett | oo e@ T rE mates Fe M32. 24 ot) in SS FE 5-1296 or FE | MP. STRAKA _ iid On any good land contract. New | mornings OF after 6 FE 2-0004 ———— or seasone). Your cash upon sat-|2 RM. AND KITCHENETTE. ALL | JENSEN'S TV SERVICE AFTER- | factory inspection of property apd | pvt, working couple preferred. noon _poon & evening. call FE 2-0495 tile. Ask Ken Templeton. 2174 Evindale, Sylvan Lake, after Upholstering, 23| K. L. Templeton, Realtor | _5:3¢_Sst_& Sun._sil_day ~~ ~ | 2339 Orchara Lake Rd. FE 44563 |2_ Sparel | Lg ee PE 2378. EAKLE'’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-| LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR : Shear 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. eM | ~As sell Earl sourfels, EM 32511 ae 3 ROOM, PVT BATH. | or a] apt Excepticnsly nice. Good lo- 3 cation FE 4-43 EM Reas Beautiful iainers with eneta! cab}- MOTEL. KITCHENETTE APTS nets in decorator colors with plas- | | Stulities. $15 per week 9470 Pon | tiac Le Rd OR 3-0389. | For a limited time. no leases or | NICELY FURN. 3} RMS & BATH security auhts Ge requir Lib ent. Central Bham MI T=" 6-1803 EM 3-408 eee ——~al'S UPHOLSTERING QUICK eae “ON NEW OR SEA- 2 RMS._18T FLOOR. ALL OUTIL. | SVS Sve eam | SONEL TAND CONTRACTS Buy.) "8, Put Pali. & ent. Parking RUGS AND UPHOLSTERED FUR- | re waiting Bring your abstrac i | space. FE 4-4817 _ a niture cleaned colors revived & jand contract. Clark Real Es- 3 RMS, $16 WK ADULTS Use same day Call UL 2-4250.| tate FE 3-188 or FE 4-4813. | FE 8-3538_ _81 8 Squirrel Rd 1362 W Huron. Ask for Mr. Clark | 3 NICE FURNISHED ROOMS PRI- THOMA® UPHOLSTERING |SHOP AROUNI THEN SEE US| ‘vate bath For working couple. 197 NORTH PERRY ST. To sell your land contract Modern kitchen. Close in. Ph FE 5-8888 CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN CO | FE 2-7655 —_ = i5_ W. Huron St FE 4-061 3 RMS & BATH. BABY WELCOME corner Whittemore ROOM APT. CLEAN. ~ QUIET, Island Lake. EM 3-2342 WF TRADE. WE BUILD > LOST _ BROWN PLASTIC PORT- DORRIS & SON. REALTORS working couple FE 2-7908 folio, Sg ~rinorpe papers. Mail to 752 W Huron FE ¢1557 3 LG. RMS. BATH, 5 CLOSETS, sess oodward, Route No. 2, H VIE ies TO basemen washer, garden spot, Roscommon. Reward. A — CASH, 4 miles out. New baby welcome LOST (BLUE PARAKEET vic \\V ILL TRAVEL cu utilities furnished. $18 | Drayton Plains. 44442, OR!) wh : = Gate OT | Mow vou now te get cash ‘for 2 RMS. CLEAN. UPPER. PVT. LOST RED WALLET DOWN. | yonr home land rontract or acre- — ath and ent. FE 32-6702 town Pontiac. May 4th Reward age Cail! now for a 30-minute RMS, PVT BATH. W ~ SIDE. Valuable papers UL _2-2664 service No charge bright and airy. FE 8-652) ; WHOEVER” FOUND A LEATHER; R. 1). RILICY, Broker (3 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE | purse would you please return 7 50? Elizabeth Lake Rd and bath, close to Sears. FE! wallet, keep money and rend wal- | wr 41157 : : FF 4-4821 8-6275 ; : let and purse back to Mrs Mary 3 FURNISHED ROOMS 161 PIN- A Cassidy. 436 Hickorynut Road, J? RIV Gli TE IN ESTOR gree St FE 5-950 _ Pontiac, Michigan. Reward. _ | Hos $100 000 for medium priced 3 & BATH NEWLY econ Tan! 4 j homes, or will buy your equity Adwits only A!) pvt. 50 Stout St Hobbies & Supplies 244 | = olga oe iaBelie Real | or FE 20317 state S 5-7605 ae e. 2 Se a ae ih N PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES | “3 a Ee ae aE Scrabble games. Backenstose| WANTED - ANY AND ALL TYPE | > . i | _ Book Store. 15 E. Lawrence St. of property W- have buyers wait- = a RMS. ae & lati 1 to urcha you .il- — ee Notices & Personals 25) Fé) financing sas equities. | ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH & EN- Ct trance. clean, gas heat, near AR PRIVATS DETECTIVES | Che _downtown 878. Parke. | Don't wor Know the facts 3 ROOMS PURNISHED, PLUS BATH 1 soe consultation. FE and TV. FE 4-4278 : — | |} RMS, MODERN. HEAT & GAS. .., AEROTREDS | $50. 2165 Pontiac Rd.. nr. Opdyke. KNAPP SHOFS REALTOR J ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, Freda Herma OR 3-1592 | 3101 W. Huron FF 4.3569 with pvt bath & ent. Couple only. ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING Open Evenings til 9 PE 2010 a friendiv advisor phone FE \ TET) an sy 3 RM. APT. CLEAN. ADULTS, 2-8734 Confidential ee “pvt bath. 344 W. Huron & COMPLETE COLD WAVE $659 ott Joslyn) 0. Baldwin. JOHN |? ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE M & H Styie Rite. OR 3-3421. Wil- KINZLER. Realtor. 670 W. Huron entrance. Utili.tes furnished. Near Dams Lake Pd) and M59 St Ph FE 4-3525 _Huron Shopping Center. FE 8-4335. “CHARLES CHESTER | Wanten' mM EDTA TE LY! 7 RMS, QDS WRAY pe etean AIR CUSHIONED SHOES | cate Cacnrecey, tke broperte and & quiet. Also 2 rms. 9054, £ H_ MILLER OR 3-402) DM. Beat b 8) 401 N. Paddock CALL ELECTROLYSIs CENTRE, | | all Jones, Real st. | 7 Rms NEAR GENERAL HOSPI- hate unwanted hair removed by | 832 W Huron FE 4-8550 tal. All_util, turn. OR_3-9522. } LARGE RMS. & BATH. CLEAN. NICE 2 ROOM | APARTMENT. PRI- | NEAT 3 RMS AND . BATH eG LOSE MANAGER 19 SALMER ST. APT. 6 173. Norton. F E 8- OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 10 A» -9 PM vate bath & ent. FE ¢1781. | i= gas | dio Lb va streamlined kitchen and | dinette. private bath, private em- , (hecas | | trance Everything furnished. bi wi ailer Sule) OF | Near Tel-Huron $65 00 p a ee : Referenges required. hn. = - : | 36236. J Kassabian Builders ATTRACTIVELT ( FURNISHED 4 MI 4-1200 rm. apt.. ai bath, So 474 N Woodward BHam ™M.ch | garage, N. Shirley & Lois. Pon-) wopDERN 3 ROOM APARTMENT | tac. Adults | OL _1- Neat Ese with bath, complete. Hot water | BACHELOR APT NORTH pee) aro heat furnished. Phone FE FE Rent Houses | Unfurn. 36 ME “NEAR COM- 70 mouthly, MArket ~ 2 BEDROOM 40 merce Lake _ 43880 ~~ new __ Rent Offi Office Space - 41 ROOM 13 x 25. } x 28, EXCELLENT sITE shop or for barber or worse” room. _ 16% E. Huron after 3:30 VING RM. Ago 7 BEDRMS LI ad rm. Kitchen. — $65. _p + es BED ere Ms 7 BEDROOM: house, 3 $70 per mon 3 3} BEDROOM, lig BA home in Village _ 42823. 7 8 atert MODERN. 4 ront. $85 monthly. ‘pha’ 3-3a62. _ Drayton area, "5 ROOMS & 3 LGE. stove & refrig Tre area BAT den space. OR 3-5151 J BEDROOM, Coa’ Gar e. Sa. around. ~ UNPURNISH: th. PE $- - 2562. THS BAnce of Milford. j BEDROOM 1M RANCH —r9PE. FE 5-679 H. ~ ELEC & gar- ener — ~ PULL “BASEMENT trally located. Lorre or sell on rental basis. $65 month FE 5-8276. } RMS. SYLVAN LK. PRIV. 1740 Inverness. 2-2948 3/BEDROOM, 1'4 BATHS, $85 MO. _1 yr. FE lease. OR 3-3798 3. BEDRM. ~ MODERN “DUPLEX. 3} ROOM ~ HOUSE, clean. Rear— 4876 W. Huron downtown Rochester, . fenced back yard, 1 _ $40 mo. OR 3-6352 «RM. HOUSE “| BEDRM. decorated. Stove & Near: Fisher _ By appt. after 3: WO, FE 2 4 ROOMS & _per mo. FE 2-5065 ¢ RMS. & BATH. ~ BASEMENT ri acre garden with lake privileges Can have horses or pets. EM 3-3802. 4 RMS. refrig. auw. Ref. OL MODERN & St, |. NEWLY furno Body anew — 353 “PARTIAL aaa ~ $50 $60 mo. & UTILITY RM Oil heat. mo. 2-578 _aft ter 5 ~ $05 ak FE 2-6332 or FE 5 RM. MODERN. aN. GARAGE. FE _ 5-0086. § ROOMS, 3. GARAGE PREE RENT for repeirs. P.O. 367, Royal Oak | § ROOM TERRACE. . GARAGE, GAS heat, _carpeting. FE 2-7326 ry RMS. & BATH PULL BASEMENT Adults preferred. Fed & garage. 2-2965 30243 10 ROOM | 4811 ~SUNDALE new 3 bedroom brick | This nearly HOUSE, UNFURN. FE | home is just off Sashabaw Rd Auto otl throughout safe month heat Redecorated | Children welcome and ob quiet References G. Hempstead, FE 4-8284 BUNGALOW MOD 5 RMS - 'BASE- _ment & gar Waterford FE 8- 1414 "BUD" For Rent automatic large right 5 room lot in furnished walking distance from downtown immediate pos- $75 dh sud’ per street $85 r| required. K 102 E Huron 8t 3 bedroom heat $75 per upper and moath., 4 Mt CEDAR ing » front t view ideal ‘ON pels $110 month 3 | COLORED ful basement 2. BEDROOM ODVU- | ALOW 2 CAR ibiex, garden space. Pl PE! 81455 ee “6 RM BUNGALO 2 CAR modern ENGLISH ty GOOD eae 5432 | CLARKSTON . | f"ge CLARKSTON. . ATTRACTIVE E 3) n irmingham bedrm 7071 aoa b fiat oniy $ Clemens FE 5-120! or FE 23-2326 ISLAND LAKE suburban, | pot water month move completely minues Nichohe. Realtor St 2 bedrm duplex, ri _FE 3 BEDROOM HOME, | 45787 ranch children welcome Felix D- Week 43100 Weekends open | EXCEPTIONALLY ‘NICE 5 ROOM duplex. upper heat, FARMHOUSE 2-6663 or FE 27734 “MODERN 3 BEDRM. LAKE HOME | 4 lots. sun ~ PRIV- ilegea, pa@rtially furnished with oe geen $2.900. $1500 down. Call ciaaeeron "AREA. } BEDROOM ranch. 1', haths large jot. 17 fruit trees $14600 MApie 5 5-2239 NORTH SIDE 3 BDRM ALL _ MOD- ern ranch Lge lot FHA $60 mo — Realty Shick's 3} BEDROOM $11,950, = ee LAK&s REALTY > 4 BEDROOM HOME This is the place you baéve been looking for with plenj¥ of room to relax and enjoy, Pull base- ment beh forced’ eir furnace large st and ffuit trees, good t» town and bus "KE 5-7362 boom DECORATED APART-| 2 —_ —— studio ane road. $13500 Yerms 8 D BATH STOVE. ments for 2.on lake. Lights, beat, | TOOm. Beaune! crevice. 7 ; we = an se 3286 refrigerator and stove furnished. each lease FE 4-5090 3060 8 Com pce Rad. MA 4.1578 | Auburn Ave UL 2-1320 — | OR 3178 | SMALL 3 RM. HOUSE. $45 A MO MODERN 97 BEDRM HOME, ~ LAKEFRONT UPPER VERY | UL _2-5580 trot W Bloomfield Fign | SLATER reas. For couple. No drinkers.) SAM WARWICK AT SYLVAN 901 / $7000 with $500 aorn | FE 2-4 4160 Lake — 3 bedroom brick car dr cofisider renting MY 2-4922 LUXURY 2 BEDRM TERRACE PE «-sovo Lease $128 Nake privileges’ NEAR CLARKSTON 1', ACRES APTS. on beautiful pvt lake and ground | erl lake @ bearoom. full Swimming. boating fishing. UN WALLED ae 3 BEDRM LAKE) “ath 2) Op, neaay Galege x U St 2-2965 after 5 | access Stores close, Partiy furn ,“ Shade A Prult )irees $10,500. 75-8f Union $80 month EM 3-4682 after $ 1 Terms OA 86-3709 | | | Rent t Apts. Unfurnished < 134 4 1 1ST CLASS APT ~ CLOSE TO HIGH | a sar ga cg at Elec- | trologist. artha Wilder, State | | Registered. Experienced. OR | _Rent Apts. t Furnished — 33). pchiaEeclyoms FE ¢1128. | 32-2805 \ Sa 7 RMS ot BATH. = YT. ar. + ore eae aa = | ] All uti rn, ery DOROTHY 8° BEAUTY SHOP WILL | 1ST FLOOR. 3 RMS. BATH. PVT.) Ccim cee ; be open Eves. by appointment, | ent White. $12 wk. 319 Prospect. | clean. /In Auburn Heights. FE FE 2-1244 | 1 RM, , KITCHENETTE, PVT ENT oi 2 Bua Son Lae DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 739 util. FE_4-0122 _ a vera feral, ane To. | ae Mrs. Wallace FE 1 LARGE ROOM REFRIG. 102 Nahma. Clawson. _ _ door | Parkhurst FE 3-5502 3 RMS UPPER. SHARE BATH DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — Mrs.|j AND 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT Pvt ent. 3 Park Place. A Teyior 36 Gillespie FE 3 7293. apté. Partly furn OR 3-9105 Osmun & Cottage a = es a cain In Debt? 1 ROOM, KITCHENETTE. PVT. 3 yooMs bath. 2 adults only 290 N. Pad- bah & ent. between no drinkers or pets. . dock. Alberta Apts | FE 2-3664 RI a ae meeting ' | NICE RM. LGB KITCHEN. BATH, 3 RMS, PRIVATE BATH & EN- % se us toca . licwioanm CREDIT COUNSEL, | Util. School St. FE 2 | trance. Water softener, auto. heat. [sma Reom 116 Pontiac | 1 RM. WITH PVT. a 7 KITCH-| couple only. Mt. Clemens St. FE mae Rank “Bes FE 60456 enette. Adults. 402 W. Huron. rE! _ 41971 ee wEiow1 GAPELY AND | 57544. |3 8MS. AND BATH. PVT. ENT. * seally with newly released 2 2 RMS. “pvt. ADULTS. MODN. Very clean and nice Adults Cat Les h-thet tauet #8 cents at, clean. Util. $14 week. 279 8. $20 per wk. Inquire at 273 eres Edith, FE 2-9634. win FE 8-143}. ec Se DAY SPECIAL | 2 ROOMS, 4813 WK. c.UTILITIES | 7 NICE RMS. ge ®t alia cou- Coe weve lete, $6.50. Dor- | furnished, infafit welcome, 114) ple only. FE aby s FE vine Center, FE 2-2300, |3 RMS. PVT Fa AND ENT. ON AND APTER THIS DATE MAY |2.LGE. RMS. BASEMENT APT.| _ Util. turn, FE 81497. 190 1 will bet be responsible | Newly decorated all util Chi | } BEDRMS. SECOND FLOOR, for avy Gebts contracted by any | _ Welcome. Gingellville FE. 5-1927 |” Corner Elizabeth and Union Lk. ether thas myself Francis C | | “Rds. Schneider, MA 4 4-1292 ee a ete Pow | . is LARGB RMS WILL BE SHADY SLENL rea OR RELIEF FOR | ; S ~ Sudea’ eae oe ve PK 7 [@) "TN : , : conditionin e only Artorite pais No effo no DON'T. WI i FOR, §-4032 . 4 i hurt | dee) massage & exercise; MONEY! Make Jt easily cn iRMS AN AND BATH. REDECO- \& et body Free Side eur 95 spot or entire ae PE: 2-4025 through Classified Ads. To! ILtL.AG® HALL AVAILABLE FOR j sell, re nt, fbuy, swap, hire, ated Dwight. |¢ RMS. & BATH. NEWLY DEC- PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, ted. Ad ; 328] ORCHARD LK. RD. FE ¢7065 | dial FI: 2- 8181. | Fe “pao, at oe ee WE RENT DISHFS, SILVERWARE 4 RMS."& BATH, ., Urit FURN,, punch bowls. FE 6-5895, 1 LS eMartakers. 1638 Oakland. Lan . ' f « Hy S MODERN, CLEAN, PVT. ; WEST SIDE. EXC. LOCATION. ws 5 FE Adults only. ‘Neat and quiet. Es- ROSSHIRE COURT TERRACE. FE pecially attractive to older per- ¢-8506 Nice} — separate bedroom. $500 Wi fur- pete Only 3 blocks from down- M AYNARD SLATER ERWIN SLATER 53 N. PARKE ST. RENT REDUCED - 3 ROOM apartment on Oakland Ave near Pontiac Adm. Bidg Private bath and entrance. Steam heat, hot nished. TAYLOR STREET, GROUND FLR. nished, all ne wit lessly clean ] rent reasonable to reliable person No errr Nice boat, new washer. OR 3-6176 in modern apt. building. EM oe NION COURT APTS Warm, gee apts. 3 rooms and p: bath All nicely decorated. Q friendly neighbors. Adults , ‘at tg Laundry & locker room f{ Close to downtown-yet. os neighborhood $49 per onth. See caretaket at A-12. Dare Court. Phone PE Stett or K G. Hempstead, .102 EB. Huron _FE_ 4-8284 rms. & bath. Ist floor. Gas heat. Air conditioned. Newly decorated. All util, & heat furn. Stove 4 re- frig furn. Only $75 per mo. for right couple. Before &. FE $-2432. After § FE 5-594 42. AND 2 BEDROOM ae WEST HURON STREET apts Parly furn OR ROOM “KITCHENETTE. PVT Three room apt Heat. stove bath. stove. refrig.. heat. hot & and refrigerator furnished cold water furnished. Adults only. Immediate possession Rea- 290 N Paddock. | Alberta Apts sonably offered at $70 per ——— mo Nw & HARGER & grade schools and shopping a = Hues i Ee 3 rms ear il ogg Auto hot water refrig.. and laundry - facilities 444 E. Pike, or San- | WEST SIDE ford. Fe “eap0i or Fe, 9300 | Losey too, oer ety eat 1 BEDROOM, | APT. "BUILT-IN basement, immediate possession. features. modern architecture, Call Broker, FE = = adults, $90. FE 4-1560. 7 ROOM STUDIO APARTMENT. | Rent Nouses Furnished 35 Stove. Sone ee “beat & ight | ~~~~-->>r>rnnrréeé@*”*”"—- furn, va a entrance.| 3 BEDROOM, LAKE FR , FUR- $55 per mo. PAUL A. KERN,| nished with utilities. FE 4-449 _INC. FI FE a 7 __ after 5:30. , 3 RMS. WS TIES FUR- | 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE nished. FE 44481. 0 on a canal Cooley Lake, 3 } RMS. AND BATH. ATTRACTIVE Lake privil $75 mo. Avatl- _lower, all util, furn. FE_5-5475. able after Sey 8th. Call ) RMS VERY CLEAN. RENT) _3-3275 after 5 p.m water, stove and refrigerator fur-— E 44807 WEST SIDE. 6 RM. BRICK. | 4, be 5707. Gas beat. Exc. cond, F Rent Lake Cottages 36A LAKE FRONT AP, Lake Orion. Pri, FE 44184 3 room apt. Private enirance and beach and { Nights: FE 4-3546 bata, per mo. cup’ “an SYLVAN LATEFRONT ° | wre 3 rooms All utilities furn. Idea: eet A ete ak — stu on hee! for couple FE_4-v877. lights furnished. 068 per is rel VERY 1OvELy APT. _ RIGHT “ON PAUL A. KER rE 2-208 | - acecay e erything fur-| a = | are ateee spot. | UNION 7 LAKE— "i 1 BEDRM APT ing on (City. MA_ 5-7086 W LAKEFRONT -3 y ROOMS | vip tpl ON Entrance — furnished Good Season--$500 | yearly basis bath. Also 1 T-rooms & bath. M_ 3-2027 2 screened KEFRONT SUMMER HOME. | miles from Pontiac. Modern con- veniences. $800 per season. OR 10 rches For Rent Rooms 37 w dies anne: ATTRACTIVE RMS GIRLS. lleges. 547 W. Huron, priv 5 PRIV- BUSINESS GIRL TO SHARE A room with twin beds furn Cooking from downtown FE 2-3 baal Wal ‘SLTEPING ROOM. 87. Everything min: 3701 344 CLEAN is EPING ROOM LA- 7 N. Saginaw FE 2-0109 entieman. roquois. LADY — KITCHEN EN PRIVILEGES. 128 Lincoln. F ME BOAKD SP TIORAL Mie Oakiand Ave. FE DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR FE 2-4710. 415 W. PE 3 3-100 riv _ tage. F Private iam. SLEEPING ROOM FO ba, — St. Call ve 4-4329 after NIC# CLEAN ROOM. OT water. Close to bus. White. 123 _Prospect PLEASANT ROOM FOR GENTLE- men. Full. kitchen PE ¢adne. a- R RENT. 110 rd wibow- net HOME, 2 SLEEP- ing s. for and _optional PE "9381. after 7 p.m. ~~ ES pape Simmons +f — Visitors welcome. thes Ladbirhiad ag _ or call Rooms With Board 38 PPI see BOARD & ROOM FOR GENTLE- man, home colnshire. Convalescent “Homes 38A NEW NURSING HOME, _ STATE. a Lin- 5545 ground floor. All new tory. car. ——— Bed patients Men or women. ge ge rates. for an PRIVATE —_ ON / hi or FLOOR maf or lady in t — Phone EM "a a convale 3-31 VACANCY — BED OR AMBULA- ar eas Men or women. 5-4 FE ' reas. Ing. caretaker—rear door. 3 RMS & BATH. AUTO. ) GAS & H _ 309 N_ Saginaw | hot water. FE 2-2061 |3 kKOOMS. PVT. BATH, REFRIG |3 BEDROOMS IN DRAYTON AR- ; and stove furn. iots of closet - Partly ae ares utility space. FE 8-0544._ oom, gas heat, ye! month. } LARGE ROOMS AND BATH GA-| Blair’ Real Estate "0 3-1251. rage All utilities furnishe! *E|/§ ROOM FURNISHED MODERN 44525 house. Basement, no drinkers. } RMS> BATH. REFRIG. STOVE | Call PE 591300 7 ae Garage. heat and soft water. | 6 ROOM HOUSE IN WALLED LAKE. side. Ad*'ts only. After 6, Fenced yard, good location, lake Fr _5-97 Vi. rivileges, er to Lincoin plant. oy 7M, Pvt BATH [ & ENT. Tr. ANCL. easonable. MA 4-2607. stove refg.. gar uburn 6! R M DUP nr. Paddock. Adults. FE 2-7236. pa Rig hig ns in ook oak wee _after 5:30 p.m. | tn advance. Util “paid by tenant. 3 ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE, | _FE_ 8-3319. 3110 Grove Ave.. Keego Harbor.| MODERN 2 BEDROOMS, PARTLY _FE 4-7811__ furnished. MAple 5-5000 13, LARGE RMS.. . NEWLY DEC. SMAL Refrig., stove. furn. _ FE 4-7407 oe FURNISHED | Cone. 3 ROOMS AND BATH. REFRIG- | 205 Ferry Ave. erator & stove Adults only. Palm | SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT IN- Villa Apts 454 Auburn. F 8. uire at 1676 Taylor he Ask for 349 RMS & BATH. STOVE & RE- mnie Weaver, FE 42031. irigerator ‘urnished. Plenty of I parking spe space. Apply Gloria Apts. _Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 4 ROOM WeWLY DECORATED FE 2-2048. 1 —- HOUSE. By Close Tel-Huron. 2-6057. upper, 68 & Francis, 4 2 aeORie ot ROO AND BATH. UPPER, Susan. GA- _FE 314 8. Marshall. rage, lake priv. 27-2009. RMS. ACROSS PONTIAC MO-| — 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX — tor, FE after 5. ao. ee OT TE beet, | EAST BOULEVARD PIEIOHTS 4 & BATH & G 815 PER MONTE heat & hot water. FES1414. __ 3 ROOMS.& BATH. STOVE & RE- OFFICE: frigerator & all utilities furn. __544 NE vard at Valencia Private. entrance. Very tiean.|2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, FULL | Baby wereome. 473 EB. Mansfield. | basement, gas heat, $75 per mo. | _PE 4-4371 37 EB. Yl 4 LOGE “RMS. 5 CLOSE IN” UTTILI- 2 6RM TERRACES, $65 MO. | ‘tes furn FE after 4. Children welcome. 65 &. 69 Whit a A & ee i PPER. FE | "eld. 0022. | 4 BEDRM BAS BASEMENT. G ig 5 R Boon — Ay “, WATER, | _8*8_heat. 9 | State Bi. 4-5032, | 2 BEDRM: mom oan TO _after epee yntown, $60 mo, FE 2-6632. 5 ROOMS AND BATH. LOWER, | 7 i PaMaty tT LOW, newly dec. Beal, hot water furn. pig. Johnson, For Low rent. FE 66889. dn letmation 738 W. Huron &t. ‘ | . 4 , oy Pe ype’ : i Pe LS Also Hotel Rooms 39 HOTEL AUBURIN mare Pas Day or Week Cooking ‘and “and ” refrigera ple a rtments. Rent Stores 40 LAKE ORION ATTRACTIVE small store in the heart of the business district. Furn. a able. Reas. rent. MY 2 2851 STORE, $50 MO. NEXT TO ESTAB. Aion & meat and pF aly bow Lk , OR 3-8863. UL ‘ sfle. wee WEST __ 2-2144 i Rent Office Space mewn wen DESIRABLE 1} Ctioice location. OR 2 ai ROOMS. In Keego Har- 5 ee bor Very reasonable. F NEW OFFICES- WEST SIDE. FE Kew BUILDING, M% BLOCK FROM town Pontiac Rent t inglodes; beat lights and ry rking Ideal profession, up. FE bus line for any and walk | NEW HOMES UUNDER CONSTRUC- tion on Shaker Drive, off Wil- liams Lk Rd Best of terms A. C Compton & Sons, QR 3-6352 ‘4 ROOMS & BATH. MODERN, North end. $2600. equity for $2100. Bal $5185 $53 mo. Owner. 267 N. Hospital _Road @ RMS & UTIL'TY 2 YRS OLD. 17 miles West of Pontiac — new Sub 7200 £1000 down & as- sume balance Owners sacrifice, for quick 11. apd Ly Storm “ ery NER — ee ini bed- eens Don room home a Vv rm. School district. oo wil enjoy the; and hall. Breakfast nook. Full pesement recreation room. $12,250) basement, oi] furnace. Storms & Term | screens. $11,000. FHA terms. NORTHERN. Off Jos! owe 3 lots with 3 bedroom 1% ' me. Carpet in living room mn Bedrooms. 26x30 ranch home in| dq Pull t Drayton sree. Oll heat. 100 x 200) furnace & water heater. Paved . 2% car garage. Newly dec- street. 914.960 Terms orated and only $9,800 terms. lamer ng month & j tor this 12 room house { pane povinia t on Sylvan Lake— | Belle TleS | EenNes | 83 N. Telegre 9236" Eves MACEDAY & WILLIAMS LK prtvs- ~ E | leges. 3 bedroom home of x | | & frame construction. Oil yen MULTIPLE LIS" eae a | 3 ve INCOME { “Au rented “with gous -| J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor Bace. Carport, ribbon drive. $12 - 800. Terms. proce an yemted wae < | | a rae - 86 E. Walton PE 8-0441 Om $1 with $2, down | 1 TavtonReslter. oa Open Eves. | incowz,| ELIZABETH LAKE | STORRS ite gag Ma) eens = ise ane 7 uxe rs wri "Pantioe Press Box 78 | Gatuaa, dor ane —. vans room carpeted — full basement. ' Gas heat — Il's-car garage — | fenced yard — shade trees BROWN — Located in MANOR Choice west side subdivision. Large lots and winding peved st Built in ovens and es. Oak foors. E down pilus j mortgage costs. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor | West Huron 1% FE 56-8161 FE 2-0616 FURNISHED MODEL OPEN DAILY 10-8 Ranch right and ! ou'll love it. Nice sandy beach | J ’ 171 oe OVERLOOKING Silver Lake = ween — Perry and course. Attractive and well Seentents ajow © wn 3 $8, 250 fireplaces. “Owner leaving City.” COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT $13 500 GI L — 8 100ms for yourself and two smal! apts that wildy more than make © al yments. a = _ fast your mortgage costs. SPECIAL — Just like high and TOTAL ae PAYMENT ¥) DLORAH BLDG FE 655 SYLVAN LAKE 4 years old. basement Auto | gam rwie 3-bdedroom heat. Alum. storms. Stairs to a yg Bg Ba Fire- attic where you can finish extra 6.476 built-ins 2ear grace 188 | rms. Beautiful lot fenced with seeded lot. Exclusive commu ANCHOR. one is spotiess nity sewer, water == streets, | Easy terms. | lake _ 4 Oven a Sue | — Lovely little bunga- Ww seats. = | low with two large 60x158 ft. lots Plenty rm for large garden Hot Days Coming $500 DOWN — Over % acre of land Be Prepared! with cozy two bedroom bung@- Across the road from fine beach low. Attached breezeway and two 2 bedrooms and large enciosed ger. Will trade _ re@] mice kitchen with lots ' cabinets and dining ares. Cor- ner lot Rent frem 3 room house will make payments Very pileas- car for city bome $6950 WEST SUBURBAN — With jake vile Modern bungs- ant hes knotty penelin, low th ¢ t. Ol fur $10,200 plus closing costs to GI nece. Alum. storms. Large 735x180 or libera] discount for ‘cash to ft lot poconenghae enced. Very new m age liberal terms ly 1% miles _ Or eck This One from city Brick 4Bedrm., 2 Baths LIST WITH — Por fast & ‘19 ft family room quiet living efficient Siero WE BUY. SELL oom and massive floor to ceiling DE 20 years = Pon- & TRA a naellalaieed clad oes built into 70 f of birch cabinets L.H. BROWN, Realtor | S2Q."SenSn “newer eelect cat aie e ~—e a 4810, hear Gece wan sea ieaares Pm FA gsitiple Listing Service Bet ser | “Quality Bulld” it NOTHING DOWN | Top $$. for Vom Home | ¥ Own YOUR gag = . Plans? eds & Financin | ee wegen a eehW eH. BASS REALTY sorter, wiring. booms Builder FE 3-7210. B&Z Starter Homes |[NDEPENDENCE TWP. MA_6-3858 OR ¢03%) 2 bedroom. New in 1956. $7.400. 5 | Payments $55 a month on P.A A. | pertenge. T ind sale by owner. Clarkston Brick Ranch ae Little Ie Faen Living room 13x24 fireplace, din Fertile acre — large gerden, | ing room, 3} bedrooms, tile bath bearing fruit trees, grapes and | Basement has fireplace, bath oil, berries. Snow-white frame, good terms, includes bright living room, cheery ki fuil bam Property wah fenced. Seminole Hills Garage and small tool ae baths. eke el ae ome large . an room = q room, breakfast room, enclosed perch. 1 bedroom & bath ist floor, oe & drapes included. 2 bedrooms & bath up| Of] heat. H car garage. Daylight Basem’t Brick 94 Feet on Water 3 nite lots, towering oak and maple trees, circular drive al- moost an acre Lovely 3 bedroom | brick. 1.500 square feet floor space — oak foors plastered walls, | high and dry basement 1‘s baths, 2 fireplaces oi) furnace, 24 foot living room. huge picture win- Bloomfield Area Sustom built brick ranch in 1957 620 sq. ft. living area Living. & hore room, fireplace, partly led in ea Recon 3 Paral dow. Forced to sell. A tremendous Sieben built re oven bargain. $23,500 k base t ui forfe wtllity on ist floor. Radiant Giroux- Fran > bo on poet paed cos CENERAL REAL ESTATE re uke “FEEL AREER SOM, Orchard Lake Village Neen ee BO Penier, EM Lge Eo Marboar oo — 3-0482 : Lene “Sieomfeld Schools. Brick $1,000 DOWN fanch 36x80. Living room 18238. this modern year sround nhs ened eel nga Jakefront, home. ood beaeD b 2 baths Attached 3 car poy lot _— for this one edrooms, garage. Lot isoxies.. $41,500, terms Roy Annett, Inc. menor ee eeral #000! ‘Dorothy Snyder Lavender 28 £. Huron ening Sund Realtor Est. 29 Years = eee = soi Nil 1001 "Highland Rd. (M59) VAL-U-WAY =— 30303 or MU 46417 __ rave |Johnson FOR GOLORED ANOTHER GOOD BUY Nearly new log cabin. ol lot. eS a 4 boats & dock. Only $8500 YMENT FOR Paty OF HOME 20 YEARS OF SERVICE WITH LL B GAS |. AT. MINCED SLOOMPLELD BILLS YARD EAR WILSON 2 bedroom and den SCHOOL. ONLY $45 PER brick eo home overlooking ONTH INCLUDING TAX- Forest Lake Go'f Course. 2 car ES AND NCE. sarace. ful: basement with rec- [UM G COST. reation room, large lot 100x400. rr | Bebecte ttn Stott N s in co NO DOWN ao beauty. will trade for city prop- $175 APPRO TE COSTS erty or will sell outright, bat NEW. MoO IN_A 2h yon |BtOUMPIELD HILL: ae ROOM, BoE Seeing {s ev so call us SUBURBAN. SOME WITH today sna let us show you this BASEMENTS cutalanding “3, bedroo, 2 ra e. : CK futl ted, drap?s 2 car at- R. J. (DICK ene tac a garage. Ca = no obil- gation on you MS SCTIPLE Agim SEE sERvicE. atter 6 4 t 5-6447; ‘WALLED LAKE AREA VE 62008 of Pm 23381 neighborhood! - A. JOHNSON, Realtor. mag MGS pany terns 4) 1704S. Telegraph RG. belie, 3 sere, landscaped, ful FE 48h tures, $18, 10 cent down to A mortgage. MA 43300 ee W DOWN cus RENT IT FAST furnace douvle garage Extra lot|through Rent Ads! Room, medegrape neat house, apartment, -any- ort e yee ay 4 "Fie a sae sn. {thing — Want Ads give cre. res;you ACTION. Dial FE | FE 37 ___For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) TIZZY hing Dowr Nothing Down NORTH END—Carpeted liv- i room, 2 bedrooms and ba with pleasant kitchen and wera Pages Basement. oi! heat, ar garage On 2 lots. Priced at $8.950 and og ood aa costs down YOU'LL HAVE just one question? ‘‘Ho we move in?’ That's yea like this nice ome in Crescent Lake Estates Has 2 nice 80 jus rine like this are hard to find AUBURN HEIGHTS, 2 bed- room bungalow, extra clean and appealing. Oak rs, plastered walls. GE of! fur- nace excellent shaded lot Located three blocks from school, on ba blacktop street. Bee it soon! CRESCENT LAKE TATES — Charming 2 ft room in ing-- beunee of home is plas- by "$8,350. Low ments, low interest rate. — Vacant and we have the key. ONLY $6,900 buys a clean 2 bedroom on % acres of ground Good 1‘, car ga- rage. Payments less than rent Takes about $250 to handle. Let's look. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 8 Telegraph Rd en 9-0) 103 FOR COLORED PAYMENT NEEDED reh 7 x 18 urnace. Garage. $8.300 J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 86-0441 Ope ment. E 2-1530 j Ful) base-— FE 8 nm Eves. . BY OWNER. 2 BEDRM. i's CAR arage. Venetian blinds, dishmas-— er storms and screens inc! Paved street and drive. Land- ear fenced lot West Colum- bia. ia. $500 down. FE 54-7020 Eves $200 DOWN 3 —— starter house with base- rough wirtng included. Don _MeDonsi OR 32871 ee os a THORS. bedroo: ick. Basement. Secrifice, PE 8-486 weer. $450 MOVES YQU IN” Two — 3 bedroom brick ranch | homes, full CHOICE HOME & IT 150 and larger. Beautiful Watking Hills Subdivision. Water. ata streets. §2.650 ' W. 3} BEDROOM agin $1,000 DOWN. MY 7 160i 2? ACRES REDUCED TO $14,200 SYLVAN LAKEFRONT Enjoyable iakefront living is yours this 6 room bungalow on S8yl- | in van Lake Has 2 bedrooms plus aneled Former! Priced at uced to $14- 200 for quick sale as owner is Fiorida bound! See it today! REALTOR PARTRIDGE 10660 W. HURON OPEN TILL 8 BY OWNER 3 BEDRM 2 BRICK. storms and screens. Near Watertord 42.500 down 4% per cent Call OR | te FE 4-358! W. Ross Homes, Inc. | | ba.ement, gas heat, | e | base- | LOTS 73a | dem 2 car garage and. | FIRST TIME OFFERED. } POR SALE BY OWNER RANCH STYLE 3-BEDROOM BRICK, LAKE PRIVILEGES | BY ORIGINAL OWNER -— Located | in ap exclusive neighborhood of | lots ond downto earemle bath: rooms; For additional eae and appointments cal] FE BY OWNER. REDUCED $3400 FOR quick sale 3 bedri 11-3 acres. Beautiful rec. rm. with ba bemt Has horse Previa ear screened = replace ar I oly Bivd. East of Ad 3 a, 1 ACRE Cozy 2 bedroom modern home (Potentis: 3). Nice and clean. Va- cant. Fruit trees paved road Near Junior High School. 34 miles from courthouse. Deal with owner. — $8,950. Terms. Call Fe irl mornings. Utual 7 NEAR ROCHESTER - NEWLY decorated 2 story house. 2%-car| garage. About 1 acre. Trees and some fruit trees, §14,000. $4,000 equity Reas. taxes. UL 23-2715. NEW MODEL New 3 bedroom full baseme *t bungalow with | } | | Copper AA cere! sluminum sid- | ro, Oe oak floors, inets a’. ol: beat. this duplicated on vour lot, come out ard let us show you this new mode) at $9,850 on jot. rc WOOD co If yor would ike = Williams Lake P at M58 Office Open 9 am. -8 pm. room ranch, dining area fireplace, lar, ; rad carpeted, pli ony Pt lot @ car garage y owner. Mayfair 6 cete SYLVAN LAKE. BRICK 3 3 BED- rooms, walnut os den. love- ly screened ee Gold carpet- ing Large lake Vondaie PE S131, _$18.300 1440 Avondale $3131 “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE — LAKEFRONT With sandy beach, beautiful. au! brick home “as 12x33’ living ture window overiookin, 3 levely bedrooms w omple | closet space full ceramic bein. 2 car brick garage. GIs Oider home, im excellem cond!- | tion. large — room with well to wall bed- carpeting. ae + besement, 1 car ee 2 FAMILY INCOME poe flat is completely furnished now rented for a week. ese fat hes large living room with brick fireplace room or possible bedroom, f base- ment with gas Leat & 3 car) garage . $800 DOWN Plenty of room for your garden on this 100x300 ft. bireh | formiea counters, forced 7349 CRESTMORE. TWIN BEACH | } | | pe ts Le Ae Pais a=? tae . ~ gt el ‘ . A 4 i e Pa y “ ; r, . . Y ~ 4 ” = 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 SIXTY-THREE \ ‘a : by Kate omen For Sale Houses 43; | For Sale Houses _43| For Sale Housés .“ 43 DRAG DDE mM | PPPS PPR TT -y R | : o y? I, 40x300 ft. lot. 2-car 2 ‘ z yy GEORGE R INVESTOR will quickly bedroom home, f au- 5 ; y 1@ , a Le, rare opportunity, main | tomatic stoker heat, electric hot 3 A LAKE FRONT | St. ogy neg cnr ci ft Tals targe ree oe eae od ¢ _| @erner has frontage on ree er 4 ‘ eer glen AO ge Fmereecad | zoned for business. also hago | & oak floors. down. $6$ Z sprinkler system. deve beach | income 9 rooms & 2 baths, fu per month. 7 and many other delightful fea-| basement. ot aes tc. You 3 ; toda } make sma. ow POR RETI ~ tures. Let's loot 7 and the income will make your Cosy 4 rooms with = baie. : | NEW BRICK | eontract payments. aut t f hot water heater, 1 bedroom rae eee etter LINCOLN JR. and Wisner school storms & screens, corner lot. Only | floors, full basement, plastered district, this well kept older home $56 per month s ' walls. and many other extras is very neat send attractive. 2. & insurance. = ~. This home is priced to sell at large bedrooms. a0 ft. living room, ; a plaster Walls, Ts, u BEDROOM - a a a oe basement: furnace & laundry Dream Home. Beautiful e NEW : . trays Lag geod el Coote = & — — = - ancher built property is in g condition and, room, built- ge forthe most exe *enscting buyer with its only $7,950. kitchen, snack bar, built-in radio 28 ft living room. Has large cor- with music in all rooms. Pull ner fireplace ip fume room snd WEST SUBURBAN bungalow with basement, a ot] large ae ir ‘basem Ce-| cedar shake exterior 2 bedrooms | home was bullt in 1958 ramic bath and vanity. Double, & tile bath A homey carpeted a tremendous buy at $14,500. car zie he ge = e oe cs base- ‘living room. drapes included. oak easy terms ment are TS ew the fea- floors & ——s beet ge in oe ae ck. ne } e and very nice u. price 300 Eliza: a Se —only $1200 down, bal. $55 per PE 4-1157 FE 4-4821 , ! GEORGE R. mer — month includes taxes re te ROAD AND Dacdenm a ae WALTON aa? | “pedrm. home on lot, S0x165. 1% —_—_———_—>s— MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE William Miller | car garage. Fenced yard. ore Wisetestae BLVD., B’'HAM 1659 Realtor FE 2-0263 Fao All for $8,900. —Attractive 1% stery on wood- | ed lot, 3 bedrooms, table space 1075 West Huron ta } HOUSE, COMMERCIA } in kitchen, stove included. fin- Open 9 to 8 | —caeee N. Cass. A “eat? ish eoeares = = ti schools, owne = = = MI eaies CLARK REAL ESTATE | HAVE 8HI . IN & TRADE | HA — YOU FINISH maTCEany AD. } os (Save ee ee ence. ROOM HOME. Attractive in | Rochester or q200 down excellent School District, in | = € 1959 by WEA Service, m = TOtal - 1955. large lot with garden spot. Tat tog UE PLO oC NEWINGHAM., REALTOR | $1,850 down. balance $72 monthly Nothing Down... | | °-7 - Corner Auburn & Crdoks Rds. o to Gl—Just. mortgage costs _____iOL 23-3310 ss 1362 W. HURON. PE 3-7888; 4-4813 for this 3 bedroom home } HOUSE TO BE MOVED > AE 71 | - the East side. Pull base- ! “I won't mind if my first great romance doesn't last, W._ Huron. 1 ! — — = but I sure wish it would start!”’ GAIN BARGAY ed Sal ' = ; Fore ale | NOTHING DOW N Owner transferred and — : ! 2 — HO! w sell -_ equity in hal sha. For Sale Houses 43! ___ For Sale Houses 43) ik Mery 3s Scdveom’" baneniow, Pui Cc t Lake Estat LARGE Bt RANCHERS. OF 5 Acnms basement, the hye ake Estate A 1 . si gue a bedroom Hetdwood fiers | ALL ARE NEWLY REDEC: ea ‘Nest 2 bedrocm ‘ngme | the city. ‘Nominal dow sg Ar sitmioum Plastered, painted walls. 2 lots ORATED AND VACANT. with 2 car garage Only payment to 4% per cent Ol ranch room, utility off kitehen, on corner. $1,000 down to re- 3 ae re costs 89,500 full price terms. mortgage 5 sible buy SIGH! . 7 a ou beat, “replace. 1. CUCKLER REALTY JIM “WRI HT, Realtor WEST SUBURBAN RANCH GILES REALTY CO. scfeened porch. dear | Safeee. | 44 NN sagine FE 44091 | 345 Oakland Ave FE 5-044] hoe Beeprbed Used Lae. FE $4178 221 BALDWIN AVE. stove & b retrigeraser 8 included.” Dy ws tease! “ Call Sunday rise in a 3 bedroom home. 28 OPEN AM—? PM. $ _ 000 wi EM } 7 ROOMS MULTIPLE LISTING. SERVICE _ mae 2 - A _.-o4 _ MULTIPLE LISTING! iG SERVICE , LARGE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE OY | tation, | HARRINGTON HILLS 463 THORS | robe closets, plastered walls, SEMI-FINISHED, 3 BEDROOM inquire $415 Elis-; Near schools. transportation. 5 bedrm. Brick. Bsmt. Owner. = shining oak floors. tile bath brick home, my owity, $1208. 988 = street, full price — $9,950 bd abeth _ Sacrifice FE 8-8486 __ | lovely kitchen, beaut! fu 1 ee due, $6,299.91. (STARTER F HOMES SARTMENT HOUSE LOOK | room 100 Tt ot and am o down payment With 5 for owner, two idea! location A real home your free and clear let ob ay 3) and & rooms apartments, corner lot. a At this 3 bedrm. home with car-, fr only $14,500 with terms. wl ad basements Haye mode Plog rea] _moneymaker. Priced to sell) ort Located in @ well restricted | i Weed Co. On| Sine eee Read tor immediate occupancy. (ew bedcoom reach with EAST SIDE , is “or v for im ic i : Commuack Townemip —ramex | CRAWFORD AGENCY ego, or fartees taforme | = FNsta air heat, Payments | San "ou eek cae — f house — corner | MY 3-1143 609 E. Fint st only $44.24 am pas - water Tot SOx130 Price. $4,250 ay HERBERT C. DAVIS = | Zeer garage Paved street. $1500 A a “ aoe FULL | NOTHING DOWN ae ve_ Drive : lor ESCENT LAKE PRIVILEGES. # basement all modern. At Beautiful bi-level & tri-level starter| 6 RM. MODERN, OIL HEAT. PSS ST story ” frame : garage. aluminum storms | homes. If you're looking for some-| 5 Rm. modern, oll hest. house, situated on 2 large lots. ———> screens. arpeted. Pree & clea thing different in the line of start Plenty of others REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE || Newty 4 ted & 1 F bedroom brick with} er homes — then you can't $$$ FOR COLORED | 1483 BALDWIN °. ind se! total e. Write| afford to miss this opportunity 6 ae. S rms. 9 rms, & 16 rms. | “ARKS TON large er eee Storms all modern. : ’ Keats serene ce atted ets crustal | Also, cement block ee. a Ox dod her exire features ine | 4 living rms cod bath. for con 1% ayy ioe pee at $14,000. : 'CLARK REAL ESTATE! ARRO R a —t Ste ving room. Plus | ty room sats { p Get in business for your-— COLONIAL aga ee ee SIDE —_ pet een one | | self, aay & Pag he cao feet 00s Bg Bo a mae car HOME Beautiful view, large | So's hie idl meas PE Lo P. W. DINN AN | f aM, iving aren for only $18, ip living rm. family rm. landscaped lot, 2 car garage. ene 66 W_ Huron 2577. arms. a way. 1% baths. Modern, 6 rooms, 1 bedroom | ee UBURN HEIGHTS — ia & Sid rertes and down, 2 up, full bath down, 2 pe. | > = bull - as ide Biscktop driveway. Dra ‘Dre fai | T° Duy. sell, exchange, or build Very attractive white tr bung poplin oo tee heats 910.000. ee ee artrl ge low. glassed enclosed ‘pore, r> ol Stiuat 3 $e beautifully oe — ae CELE. Reon in” roan | Fiche beaten ails Nets | ‘Seel“ wees, Otered “cr eats ey Pa en, rooms, y f 1362 W. HURON. PE 3-7888, 4-4813 C. “SCHU ETT, Realtor | a i = & gas Dent See" tipead | Terms —__— : oor. - Bree, i NEAR HOLLY. ATTENTION 1N-| Contemporary Ranch — Payments, $65 m " | Rolfe H. Smith etre ee cng nearly new tree | Ode of the most eve appealing Near Telegraph Rd. —REALTOR— : rm smd Livable homes we've recently | Located te | Te Ra FE 37948 8 24x70" with attached garage. > seen. On large suburban lot wi Minnienas i, Bay ter Pioneer | 244 8. aera “8 j prox. 1 acre severa) large trees. ' rivileges on picturesque Walters rs | ae areal rosie desi mot- | See Vvenings nm. ee ee Be pe te it includes range and West-| fir. Drie eges., See at your |» ROOMS @ BATA: G : TOO] I } appraised at oy a es bie | aabouse washer and dryer Huge Him ball as eges. See at y | oil furnace A-l cond. 3 ote. wick cnle — 617.008. Roapeoadie | § sted: fireplace, unusual seat . , Exe’ buy! Open Sun. from 1 to own “payment "and © balance | flock fioor {erie sccernet pores | WILLIS M. BREWER | HOMES | Batik SPRE asi heat see ahr eactiae th SMaufts | CORFE" AE PEE SALES MOR, | rose 17-63 cOndition thruout. Tree: yourself | ——— a = PE ¢4181 FE 5128 PE 43844 Open 9 am _to 6:30 pm. _ Sun. 1-5 1-5 | 3 bedroom. full on ponees yard. Good location $6,950. down Lauinger Real Estate. ‘OR | _ 34138 $11,000 GY 2 BEDROOM HOM® PULL ULL BASE. | ment, garage at side of Scott Lake. Lexington Bout Inquire aioe 3 & bath Hardwood - ? ee “adOME IN AUBURN today! floors pr a - ee heater BUILT IN nanos & OVENS —§ Heights, $3,000—$300 Down. UL 5 With hed e el dy, 4 bearoom. needs rosley kitchen. New furnace 2.3173 a little and d t PERRY . JOSLYN AREA sea a eens Must sell a. ~ LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES Gostom BUNT LAKE HOMES REALTOR P. pA) $6500 — $700 “down — . i ays wner $7900 — 2 large bedrooms living | gay* | Owner fh ood ars Twin Lakes Village W. of Pootiac = OPEN ‘TIL 9 Cc een vciee’ imcscmeaa, bee heck, Baa | Boone, Oxterd MODEL OPEN _Starfire Bidg_ Co _EM OWNER TRANSPERRED . PANGUS, Realtor lot Scar garage This & @ good WILL ACCEPT 6 OR 81 MODEL | 5 ROOM HOUSE ot pBEDROOMS |“ West Suburban bargain — Nearly 2260 MIS Ortonville. NA 17-2815 buy—terms can be arranged Car or small down ment on WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1 TO T y . new 2 bedroom cher Oak R h A | 2 bedrm. corner ob ta Indian Lg ats aya Li lv OwNER— 7 BEDRMS) YR floors one! kitchen. gn 4139, Runyon 138 a as ; vi $-2077 fier 7 m | 731 gtaniey at npey | num storms an screens lot ‘ ’ ‘ace ‘ betroses. Sin ue oom for | j sere MODERN WITH oo | 3 — —— ew old $1.$00 dn. Terms. FE ¢5877| 80x320. On! lon total rice bri 3 bedroom home. plus- the larger pig Wonderful |” basement, 2 Nota. $500 will handle. | WESTOW N R SLTY fer 8 —} FLOR. Realtor OR" eos08.. best Pansied activities". ne so convenient; OR 3.1853. } LE vA | R, Realtor garage. bus dene sncppine eee “AG KEEGO HARBOR NICE_§ RM.| _FE 8-2763 or Eves. Lt 2-4677 Only $15,500 Total _ $15,780 | modern. $6.500 $500 dn FE 5-0107. | sy OWNER. 3 BEDROOM MOD ~ ota | BY OWNER. § RMS. FENCED; _ern acres. MY 32726. = Seed Sed Move right in. Very easy terms. HOYT REALTY __| yard acar garage Pe coil | WALLED LAKE ik” EDDIE. Bits dasement op ous tat | (PR Soh er “St 1a ~~: PERRY PARK. $450. DOWN. $60 between Pontiac Trail & Com- 3 BEDROOM oy ardwood floors, tile auto SC _C. SCHUE TT | TE 2060 | Telegraph ka | _mo._2 Bedrm. modern. PE $-1069.| merce Rd. 2, dedroc aglow. CLARKSTON, Mi atic beat Dos McDonald. OR Realtor LAKE Attractive brick aig con- 4 Bedrooms—Pontiac . | Somt ted Fireplaces, City wa:| riteben. | UUllity room. storage! sisting of 3 nice bedrooms, AT COMMERCE |. ~AMBITION'0: ONLY — $7,250. Only 8750 down This well | TE sewer. Bug service. $16.500.| screens Landscaped. Owner Suave, vary ais uring Gn oak Lakefront, spear modern Pull ne ane gg ee kept home has full basement 2 ¢-0223. transferred Priced to sell. $500) mt ‘urnace ge mily home car garece Living room Dining 3 BEDRM — DRAYTON PLAINS. | down, $75 month $9.250. By own- | -" org ig ob mit: rm. finished in grain cedar Guest ae mooning — nm | room. Glassed - porch, New, Owner. OR 3-5976. Gas heat. 2! _er. MA 63467, | pec en hay apie o a Garage. Well-landscaped. rating Call b | busier, after Sa ars “lest ‘on at this price, ts oa basement. He SheHADAW, grctore RD 4 YR | ; Geny many Page Matings to 3- : ° rm ranch on 100 x 337 MBLING RAN M W 3 Bl HOUSE POLL No Down Payment—Vets | CLARKSTON — ma eteae ft lot. Tile bath natural woog) A ST ae from laacet ROSY NOUmE You can move inte this co owner wane © kitchen cabinets kitchen exhaust 25x78 3 bedroom onary and SMutart Realty : Sw 2 3 bogreom for ealy 655 per mon x fan. storms, screens. l‘s-car ga- frame ranch home with at- 2410 8: COMMERCE RD uding taxcs insurance. 1 Poel erage. ole. — Foemamay rage Ideal home for ie —_— tached 2 car garage, two WALLED L LAKE ee MATRet “42301 TON | N . sm. er me. 500, su = ofin nee ‘Tate peat MApie 5-2474. ntial down payment, or can re- ee = porta ~ SCHUET TT 7 BEDRM. BRICK BIRMINOHAM.| finance. 4932 Mary Sue, OR 3-4428. modern kitchen with thermo RAN CHER GENE os a hin “Fee Seo 8 a perth, TRANSFERRED | OAR WIL. even, and grill, on = In Clarkston, lovely 2 family du- ON 4 ACRE aun —_ SFERRED — wonder: condition ne lex. Each unit rooms S d fenced. Close e. 7 room brick, fully car- ated on ‘% acre lot, reap o 5 = md Owners Say “Sell” _ | tags = Sore WAS alt) pills. prsitee "Scar teres.| Su eit copa Bei adeatanes head a | eet ne, Me Menett | » wv mire, priced for pn . * er- 144 Wall 8.—McConnell School. | 7 BEDROOM HOME. $500 Bown | siuati : a es WITH | Mediate sale $29,500. Clarkston Villa 3 bedroom ranch, a - me Nice 3 bedroom 2 story home| or make offer, $55 month.—75 full basement Cheap. By owner , 1% baths. 2 utility reoms, $906 and atu com replace | with basement Has.new bath & | Oak mat | or FE 44840 __ | 114 EF Colgate | GI. SPECIAL down Payments same as rent Bagot pronase —. ae tee eirace. 99.006 eri, « BEDRM. MODERN 2 DOWN. WESTSIDE 12 YR 3 BEDRM Satie Sie” baows vacant Ovaes csc sh | large bedrooms. Tiled bach Pull ine rice- $650" pe bey Phone OL 8 heat. fen lot x 150.| brick ranch. 1'z baths. carpet bungalow, wall to wall car SCHL E iT basement. Oil heat. 2 car at oP a ae Bae Michael ee ee ee eee peting, full basement, forced FE oe Eves FE 46313 ‘ached garage. All on 4 rolling 5.9043. ementasi see ree ——__. air oli heat, newly painied acres — Clarkston. The RANK SHEPARD ad _.__ Rochester, 1010 Ohi ‘CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY. BELL & TRADE ZONED COMMERCIAL. Modern 2 bedroom home, basement, Rec rm. oil furnace, also $45 monthly income from 3 room house, large lot, 2 car carege, on main hig way. 1362 W. HURON FE 3-7868 —4-4813 me Ticoniek fes a la ir ful kids. Out _— Rood, 20 jeep. Wonderful 8.2 pe \coshee way and double attached ga- rage. Truly a wonderful prop- erty. Will sell or trade. Look into this deal. OTTAWA HILLs You've always wanted a 18! 3 bed- vestibule “ entrance, good home on the West Side HERE IT rooms Call mt for further infor- mation and appointment to see NEAR 8ST. BENEDICTS Wonderfu.ly conditioned 3 yvome Wall drap- erles inclided. Bummer ota Garage Prited $19,- No de ne PAYMENT We have a number of ments Jus. Cecorated and to pa i and only 5 per gig in- terest. can rs to see them. conditioned pone " Niee kitchen, 2 bedrooms down lar bedroom NICHOLIE ONT ike ‘REAL! TY ee 73 i . | meth pe heat. y By fenced commitment. ws BARGER a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE O'NEIL INDIAN VILLAGE — Near garage. Doctor is ready move into his new home and will talk terms to a reli- able family. By appointment please ACROSS THE STREET from Williams Lake with beach boat privileges. A ranch home with attached garage Wonderful kitchen, space. Plastered walls, cove ceilings Tie be bath. AND ON- LY $1,000 WN — Let's bf a - PONTIAC ES- TATES — First offering on this custom-built 2 bedroom home with brick front. There's a large living room, dandy . kitchen with area. Full basement 100 ft. lot, long at $11,300 OSE FAMOUS WORDS the saddest ever k cig The years of rent now resent “What Might Wave Beet’ your home so ACT now! est Suburban 2 years old and modern-to-the minute rooms, full basement, tile bath, large living room e-Ray eat. An. excellent at $11,600 —Be your own landiord— Terms ean be arranged. YOU OWE IT to yourself to see this Sylvan Village beauty Almost new and maintained with is this home. You'll love to show off the rec tg with. You literally ‘tive’, In 28-ft. walnut fan- ily room. It a ledge fi @indow wall to the ed back yard, 2 © and = drive autiful car: out are but #& of the extras included. Let's it now is O'NEIL, Realtor FE +119 , ‘Templeton. EAST SIDE INCOME $100 DOWN Moves You In| j corner lot. Aluminum siding. new | furnace Compietely rewired. | sonable down payment | kK. L. Templeton, Realtor ; 238 ae Le. Ra PE 4.4563 fter 6, PE 2-9502 SO WHY PAY RENT? 5 rooms and full bath each. Nice | Rea- | inside and out. located off N Perry st. Payments $56 SAVE .~. inc. taxes and ins Home is vacant. on this choice West Bide | PRETENTIOUS BRICK brick. Over §2, rice re- duction for quick ‘ale’ due SIX BEAUTIFUL ROOMS A spacious and lovely brick of finest est Side ranch home, built for con- homes built in 1961. 6pa- venience and livability, oh cious, jote of extras. At- e “ omg ll nice jee ane ve tached garage and extra ~ ur wife w % lot. = wild — ful ceramic tile bath half bath, abun- dance ry ¢ space, new LOCATION .., carpeting, ment that completely arranged for a wonderful time, built in . built in Dooths, large dancing area, a wonderful is always a consideration | when buying a new home | Here is @ real family home | place to relax and enjoy near the. Southern Shore of your home. Price $23,500 Watkins Lake. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 119 baths. Base- DORRIS & SON REALTORS ment recreation room 2- WE TRAD car garage Wonderful lake | 752 W. Huron Ph. FE 4-1537 privile | MULTIPLE LISTING FERVICE eges—-Let us show you. SYLVAN L, LAKE 3 BEDROOM . $500 dewn, 4 81448 EAST SIDE—$1.450 DOWN . , _ brick 5 $ ROOM Oter. ,ALOM. “STORM Ms Excellent § room bungalow, ame Eos - apes er with full basement. fire. | ——2 ME mab og ge porch. Ouse in rea os has rented for i] 1 12 Only $9,950—Why not Tfavestigats? OUR TODAY'S BEST VALUE APPRAISE IT YOURSELF At Union Lake Year-around cottage, just e| Make your own comparison stone's thro —. the jake. on the basis of quality with basen heat and} and floor space and you'll hot water tn 25-foot car- recognize sound value adage hg — = din- in this attractive and im- be maculately maintained ome. 3 rooms tiled in porches, with aluminum kitchen, ea bath. Full storms and screens Fireplace, basement, 2 Yb 2-car_ ga- and 2car garage 100 x 100 = e and ge — $12,850 fenced and wooded lot Priced $1,080 do’ at $11,500, terms. Buy now and really enjoy the summer ahead. |- CRESCENT LAKE . .. Elizabeth Lake Estates. : tn “pertect Lake Privileges room - fect con- ; a & roa get | aia spas see this ence, ar * bre unfin: wi aa fasion. “ny Sure hal ‘coosmens wih’ sure: pay rent? matic heat hot water Fea- tures separate dining groom, 2 r s and bath “Garage \ 2 desirable corner with and flowers. Stone piant-— a ema er box. Priced at $12, | delay. 8ee it TODAY ; “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 49 Mt. Clemens &t Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528/ (gm fite:Mt Bol“ cose 377 8, Telegraph Eves. & Sun. j \ . , os Y oe peas te -_ a a a& oti Sf od * ‘Nothing Down __ Eves FE 60823 21 BEDROOM MODERN Bones | B REAR | | » Tins $500 do men } si of j ) month. OR 3-2168 ‘pare | WILL SELL $1500 “EQUITY IN 2 bedroom all modern home. cated near lake, for Price $5600 Ph. OR $3.150 Full Price | Older Village home in cueaee Needs new septic tank, $25 per month to fine suburban living in this ideal home for only $3,000 down. LAKE — GOLF With the first davs of summer just ahead, there's all the more reason why you will enley this — suburban room ranch with cc and pleisant view of e lake. Just a Stone's throw | from the lake and one of the fin- est golf courses Priced to sel! only $10,000 with $2150 down See it For the Handyman Price ts only $22, with cen- — terms. Call for appaint- Clarkston REA AL ESTATE, INC, a ‘AcROsa Gartston, Mich. Wi) build starter home on jot. Our plans or your . Basement inc Also pune; Se oa our model. Don STOUT'S MApie '5-5821 Open Daily ® to &—Sunday 12 to 5 Nf mm... 4 bddrms. Finished eee ; m Best Buys Garage. Suitable terms. FE Today T's old ee so ut neat as a Ni genre with wall pe Love Lavish Living? & dining room. Pull bevenent Beautifully designed brick and| Located in north end on paved frame ranch home in outstanding | **reet, F block from ner area just outside Rochester. Just ool $780 down, balance pay-_ — the —— fgg Se 3 ae tee ATCE month. ms, roomy. fam , fireplace large 140x180 lot, Many Many Immediate HERY RD. extras go with property’ such bedros bun ona ne as new automatic washer and si0,800" wi th small Les ge Boa | dryer. fireplace fixtures and Gown pay- drapes. This property has — wonderful care and would be F. joy to own, Rochester School Dis- ood Co. trict. $24.00 with terms. : Wittlams Lake Rd. at M59 $395 DOWN pen Pa Cute white frame 5 room and bath bungalow located west sub- urban Part Le ge In guiet residential area off Eliz Road. Vacant for possession stn toy if you need it. Payments re VALUF PACKED! Charming white frame Seggtlow ow hard _$11.960, on} rdwood floors, in Lake Orion's best resid ' a ail oa climb either e ‘eae ideaeiseenet| ~~ LT WIT) N water ro a & gas hot walls | Beet of all the terms, $1,- & SONS - > VERY LOW UPKEEP BRICK TRADE on this beautiful five room Owner will trade this ne dee- home due te complete alum!- sear Orion: small hon tn r with vanity, Mab and. shower city. Large = ha ow " 4 Tal, attached gerace, Many sharp house know you mit mice features, Lake priv lke Vacom ana” we have the key! 00. FAMILY STYLE ss xtreme atreotve ete For the large fam 2. meg! » fate meio at rr 2 rooms and located just off Dacleoed porch. aitacheg pe Baidwin, 4 s and full rage $19,950.00. Call For bath, 2 blocks to 1. $4,380 | mation. down and price, y- ments cheaper than rent, John K. Irwin & Sons ° tors lo- = Total | “3-2168. | wae Suna -8pm MACEDA GARDENS — 3 BED. -SCHRAM NEAR OXFORD bedroom ranch with full basement, Ot! FA heat. 2 fireplaces tien room) car garage Op | ft. . Priced at $14.950. / TWO PAMILY Only $1.150 down. | DRAYTON PLAINS | ¥3* IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471 | OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY | 942 JOSLYN COR. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Williams Lake Front All white BE a Sylvan Lake Front a 6 room two st family hi Mas metere "kitchen and close to bus, stores and schools. Price Kinzler FE 4-3528 ve | Realtor | @70 W. Huron. 8t.. Ph Ph FE 2-0829 E ““S¥LVAN LAKE «¢ BEDRM. | FHA $300 Dn FE 4.2366 t me | Established in 1916 North side 2 bed. room home Only 5 years old, new sidewalk and paved street. 2 car garage You can buy . $1650 down and total price only 500. DREAMING — Of « one floor home surrounded by a white fence? Here it ts. Located Warren Stout, Realtor 23 weu't y 24001 Day tin 8 ‘arate O | Pee Five rh says “y ‘ I, 4 } ht hg! PN a OF es ee eee ee a a , : 7 a SIXTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 : 3 bad le Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 _ , For Sale Houses 4 For Sale Lots 46 | Sale Business Property 49 Business Opportunities 51 51 MODEST MA!DENS By Jay Alen Sale Household Goods 57 ee oe ee | no lperioten ons ence ee Pe ey — ety ~ panes IGER- waTiON FIN cou: TOP B AND “MATTRESS, 10 PT. KELVINATOR REFR BY OWNER, & ROOM MODER: BEAUTIFUL HILL TOP a | 140 FEET FRONTAGE ON et STANDARD OIL ; "go oRR Pearson's Fur, ator, $35. 3 HP & 5 HP 8ea King | rat pies ee full a garage ml06 * winding roads, trees. Park set Clemens St. commer 2 stall station for lease. Financial 2 Orchard Lake Ave motors. Red leather, recinins | per “aq OA. Thom . nl) i FE fice 8 8 on or niture 42 Orc ‘FE 8-0026. special prices. pson, down. FE 4 : | aside for subdivision. Near M.&-| Ca available -HALP | __chalr, $50. « 386s Me. W - U.O. Built up. $20,000 to $30,000" Ortonville. Call peg A days. or LINOLEUM & PAINT iT SALE. >? YT BOA { AP. 0,600 ) BTU _- : ZED PIPE BY OWNER. 5 RM. TERRACE homes. 2 large lots. $2900 each. | ' 7 Genes howars, oe AH “price At _Jark’s, 281 Baldwin, | 2 PT) = type oll burner. 220 NEW. GALVANIZED Te a qfeme Seretare. Gmak Se. pers.| li 6-Fia1. | _after 7. TOUNGE CHAIR. TABLE AND | BArd. S00 278 Jvamowers. OR ‘ein 21-ft. lengths ..... .- 13 Yee ft. Remon Terrece Call \Tameeno ONT LOT BY WOLVER-| STORE Wx 16 WITH OFFICE end tables. Bridge & table lamps. | Fiq3 en ‘SUPPLY ~ Moe Lk MA eat | & warehouse upstairs. FE 2-663) A en aise, eM | 10x24 PF GRRAGK, WITH STREL | yr2"g\ Sagioaw FE $2100 ip GROCERY & LUNCH RM., 8UIT- ‘ door and entrance door ~~PREPFINIBSE ANELING , ‘ ‘e nant WITH 60, FT as COMMERCIAL abe for other business. On busy 2 NO AN PHYPE moved. Also 2 double french doors | Mancgnay Mere Ste per ft _{mprovements. PE $¢ | 140 ft. on W. Montcalm pear} highway. Close to Pontiac. OR MAHAGONY D' us Soa” Gat - arch way. OR 3-8842, efter | Biren Ci a he per fi. Oakland. Will “s all or part. fn Good cond. Mecha | whl ye ling, a Ble per ft. $400 DOWN | Convenient term aan DEALERSHIP FOR SALE PE 2. 3221 . * : 18 PT TANDEM | TRAILE 4 aoe Jj a "ares cis fe canemant ! GEORGE "BLAIR posting € gre ag gg MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE —_ per aggg! Seal em ck & trailer. 8” BENSON LUMBER CO. a wk ae inion, PAL | REALTOR . due to Florida business interests. Spe. Maple Kvine rosm suite - : table saw. All in A-1 condition. S TERMS. SEE IT TODAY ink “IR "4536 Dine We Bey ON PLAINO” Ot! | Costello's Leake Orion. MY_3-1838. peel Al ee “| Betts’ Welding, $675 Waldon.Rd.| P| Y\WOOD SPECIAL. B RIDGE LAKE RD. ee OR 3-008 NURSING ) HOME BUSINESS FOR { Wardrobe Sarena ee prptner Law mow: |S". Birscard cov ecseses-sy sess KEEGO-HARBOR acre with foundation or — - — ae 8 rcumstances beyon Cewinet socen ss vescsnae $10 | 24" 30" $ room bungalow, family dining aun "52500. Rea. terms DIXIE HIGHWAY age cigar or control. P. O. Box 112. Drayton vagy es $10 | er, used 1 season $75, win- ts Mahogany wall paneling § tos room, basement, recreation rim DRAYTON AREA in Bes Lard ee esimatetd ar _ Plains. _ OAKLAND FURNITURE CO dow fan, $30, 6 ft porch rine Bircn $1495 Gox110 ft lot. paved street ; hcon- feet frontage with 3 pulldings. | “EW STANDARD OIL STATION WE BUY. SELL & EXCHANGE, _ 85" Bird’ Cage $2, OL | Genuine Forma ..... 686 04. ft ONLY $600 DOW gt) Bl ee ek a) AS EL Mak & property for sale Have 10 Everything for the Home 52 GAL, ELEC HEATER, $69.95. | Marine Plywooa e taining 34 acre Close to schools 4 stores, 9 apartments. ec me ear lease with Standard Oil Co. 104 8. Saginaw FE 92-5522 30 gal. auto. gas heater, $44 95. PONTIAC PLYWOOD co. SUBURBAN RANCH and Drayton Bhepping Center an offer on all or via Phone ust sell due to Florida business inde. ALL Cab’ sinks and fittings, $54.95 up. | 1488 Baldwin Ave FE 2 2-2543 With lake privileges. step-sav- Convenient term ‘TY -heseon 3-1972 or OR 3-5 | interests. Costello's Lake Orion. METAL VENETIAN BLINDS, + 1- ‘33 | Laundry trays with stand & fau- PATIO “STONES 30 PER R CENT ing neti living zoom wth CLINTON\ TE. LE RDO epee _ STORE, woop aoe MY 31538 will sell for $2.50 ea. PE 2-7412 cets, de ee off Sixes 24x24 $1.20, FH A 2 dining ell. carpeted, carport. approximately 5 acres. Close to ess, nice living q . VITALITY FEED STORE, GARDEN \ SA $70 16x16 $60, 16 x 4. paved drive . Intersection of Mann Rd, $300 _!ot. parking space. OA eli supplies and paint. Next to Kro- Morr a | ate orn | 172 8 Saginaw Oe oie. Smooth fakes BF Rago . . . down ger Store Good volume and xood hal 2/55 GALLON “DRUMS F fireplaces WATKING LAKE FRIVO EOP o) GEORGE BLAIR | 10 BUY OR . SE I gross. 110 car parking lot. Bus!- pe sy ables inane 2 aa Suitable for rafts, trash | burners.) tables To Roser A. AU " 6 room ranch. Plastered walls pe a | Commercial or manufacturing lots| yess with or without property art a Fe b or fuel oi! tank: FE 4-0606. 77; Co ‘10870 H Rd. (M59) cove ceilings, recreation room REALTOR Ca 756 N. Perry. PE 4-8234 Mie mm imi: ESS Leheigh | miles west ‘ot Pontiae a with fireplace Basement re Hoh 4526 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1251 ! HOLMES- BARTRAM — ——— heat I ‘ois ie | bd - —FA.| EM 34825 well-landscaped lot. $10.9 DRAYTON PLAINS ea | fais ina. Hey OR 43-1950 NESCO ROASTER, $35. 2103 ROSE 02 FIELD TILE, AT 2oe Ra PORCH SWING. CAN BI BE USED ad Terms. ne cal oR aes on Eres OR 33290 Sale Land Contracts — 52 ae Héuse Behind The Ga-| Bird cs a double bed. has eiainens Wo Perera ia fan RESSER, | 220 GALLON OIL TANK AND FIL-| _ springs 45. : 10 pown — BeauTiruL | _4 oned Manufacturing | 22% piscouNt. LAND CONTRACT NICE | MAHOGANY | DRESSER, | 22) Ao. MAyfair 6-6026 | PULL-DOWN LIGHT FIXTURES. 4s TWO COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS! balance $7,934. Payments $70 per mirror & nigh sidewall. GA. ROLLING WOODED LOT UNDER LEASE PLUS 832 FEET | month. Seasoned 1'2 years 3-8244. AV AILA ABL E NOW _ $6.95 Cots use West. Open THESE ARE AMONG THE 9. Buildin 4 M a c 7 = > TV SETS. PROM ‘| Thompson. oo 412 W. HURON OPEN EVES FINEST,LOS WE HAVE allegra as used os Ma-| C. PANGUS, REALTOR OVER 50 0 USED a4, TAYLOR STEEL OVERHEAD | eves. “I, 4-4520 EVER OFFERED — WEST- | .chine Shop & Automatic Laundry | 2169 M-16, Ortonville. NA 17-2815 $14.95 Ww meet doors. 8x78 and 9x7s, factory s*c- | pop COOLER, BICYCLE. REFRIG. oe FRN LOCATION BE FIRST | & Set on 200 feet of this site, cena “ee ALTON TV onds Also @ few used doors, rea- | fans boat. Pontiac Lake Inn. Ga TO SELECT YOUR LOT | the remaining 632 feet is vacant | LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR val E. Walten sonable. G&M Construction Com- ND GAS OR Income Property IN Lian CHOICE LOCA- for re-sale or expansion. 6 lots to sell. Ear! Garrels, EM 3-251) a any, 2260 Dixie Highway PIANO, $35. HOLLA Fu ~~ a TION in all. Priced right with &-Z = EM _3-40%6 FE +2257 uae .—— eananT | coal conversion furnace, $25. } 2 MORE. IN terms. Clark Real Estate, 1362 W. a. ‘ T 1 S ih “6308. ae ee ae weer yuner ai 70) ‘PICTIT R | Huron, FE 3-7888 - Res FE 4-4813. PAINT UP AND SAVE! ‘ae. UL _3-3086 ROTOTILLERS , er “ a : JIM WRIGHT, Realtor |— Money to Loan 53 - $- —7 | Guaranteed house t. gal. $1.95 UTIF"L SINGER SEWING Doris Rd north of Auburn, Au Jay ANtAN- AP Newsteatures Bu 334514 _ BEAUTIP Indien can bur. Heights 4> Oakland Ave FE 5-9441 | For Sa Eyck | ___ (State Licensed Lenders) nv | RUBBER BASE PAINT. $3.75 | e sews forward and re-| 80 easy to operate. the oy ON THE WATER 2 HOMES ON guy tipi ft LISTING | SERVICE |_For Sate or Exchange 50, ~~~ Re 4-Ft. Wall Tile ..,. osc! . o ae ‘capital Appl. we ag Beans erg iy 0 ene, com - : be Seer i . k in one—rent th _—— , 12x12 LINOLEUM | Ad ed? Ch uine cae ieee eon be income ta te BUILD YOUR OWN | BRENDEL LAKE — 277 HILL- ‘K NER “y ‘guess the baseball season is in full = wing! , 12212 re rare VE ee | Med ee | pany makes genuine rove ullers. her vear See owner, 1892-1896 But build in a good area where | wood, lakefront, year around, 2 ————— —§-— ' RUG. LAWN MOWER, CLOTHES AUTHORIZED REQ MOWER WAR. | Mille on & Lawn Bavipuett. Cass Lake front—Keego Harbor you can obtain erat steed een pi gen ae | ae \ Ly | Reoles, ph stand, rol-eway bed ranty — mee & we eT | a wassuarée Av4. of 14 and have an excellent resale or trade Open ay ‘ 6 . Sele Bee e ‘58 Reo er | i _For Sale Lake Prop. 44 value Choice homesites in a owner, WEbster 4-3803 FIN ANCE co} [PANY Sale Household Gocds 57 Sale Household Goods 5? lamps. PE 2-641. — } es ened oo evepe -e-, Mile Birmingham” Ph. Midwest - Veet eel ~. neighborhood. vou will be proud | B A ERE YOU CAN REPRICERATOR GOOD COND sears Pick up & delivery H, E ; 46063 ___s_ iGoIna ) LOT FACING 2 STREETS, 175. '? hve in Large parcels, on hills, usiness Opportunities 51 BORROW UP TO $500 |; pc LIVING RM. SUITE, 2 SETS AUTOMATIC WASHER WITH SUDS $25 FE % 1602) eliier Lawn Equipment. 4005 Is- | ROTO-TILLER ” WITH rp gine ft deep, privileges on Elizabeth 0% payed roads Good wells. In | OFFICES ‘N of twin beds, 1 double bed, all! return, Dryer to match, excellent | REFRIGERATOR, “$65 GOOD CON- | _land Park Dr OR 3-0811 | oi for ng Lake, $1,150 4 Hillside lots, priv: good soil for septic tanks. Low *, 6 APARTMENTS Pontiac — Drayton Plaips — Utica with mattresses. Frigidaire, elec- condition, cheap. Upright Hoover. | dition. Oi] hot water heater, good | — “ANCHOR F ENCE . | OL 1 = leges on Crescent Lk. $800 each , &* $150 down _ New heating plant, large lot, Vil- Walied Lk.. Birmingham, Plymouth tric stove, Kelvinator refrigerator, UL 2-3537 cond. OR 3-190) - REBUILT BATTERIES. 5 $5.95 _ FE _ 8-3636 ee Sea a eran 4286 ae Lhd Af | lage of Lake Orion, sacrifice, aaa ABC washer, Crosley 1°” TV.. apc AUTO WASHER. REG $319.95 REFRIG. EXC. (COND. . CHEAP. ed money down FHA aporeres | up Exchange FE 61816 — rayton Plains 1231 $8,950, Liberal terms, Lake Orion Borrow with Confidence | Duncan Phyfe dining rm, suite, “'On “Sale s219 05 and trade 17” Emerson’ console: TV $35.| FREE ESTIMATES FE &Mil ai yog HOODS “WITH FAN. ONLY 2 WOODHULL LAKE FRONT LOTS BIG CORNER LOT NEAR AUBURN, _ Realty, M¥ 2-231. 00 $25 to $500 _18 Glenwood. ___ | ROY'S REPLACEMENT PARTS| 14° ceramic kiln. $30 FE 5-3325, | BOXER. MALE. WASHING MACH . | “32995 G Thompson, 1005 each 71x183 good sandy beach $150 PO pos _353 | ANYONE INTERESTED IN A ~. ; 96 Oakland Ave FE 2-402] |< ~DININ | vacuum cleaner UL 2-3864 M59. weet _ 6 PIECE SILVER GRAY BEDRM. i ees SOLID WALNUT DINING / ROOM : $5500 & $6000 CORNER LO a ~ DRAYTON | modern service station in or Household Finance PIECE SILVER GRAY Beecacc| ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WAN T| suite $120 2 mahogany varities, | BATHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGS REO REEL TYPE M |, MON; ; _ Woods $1, 525. OR_3-7955. around Pontiac with a small in- Corporation of Pontiac bea Large chest. 2 vanity lamps,; ROR THE HOME CAN BE/| and chest, davenport etc. 751 W.{ town kitchen oi] and gas furnaces) roe type rotary mower. ‘« HP Sylvan Lake front lot James K 2. vestment required. Phone FE Po! 2 boilers 4867 ae see tor’ Sccewen (al GSx210 -—CHRISTIAN HILLS— 23433 after = $% 8 Saginaw St. PE 4-0535 | a’. for 50. Pay only $2 weekly | FOUND AT L&S SALES —Hrron _ ~ hot water and steam apr | motor FE 2 Jolt A CO Ae ea - 200 Foot Corner Lk = ——— | Pearson Furniture 42 Orchard A little out of the way. but a lot SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER automatic water heater. ne REO POWER RIDING LAWN. “MOW- i k; $11,000, terms OR _3-2907 OR_3-9641 | — ee vga io OANS _Lake Ave. less gl gee ht ote ar bas ad DELUX MODEL IRONRITE wee ee chivas cocoa) Tee er. like new, $95 EM 3-3185 ; : : t ee ‘Michigan ances of a.) Kinds : 2 & AT ACEDAY LAKE FRONT : a | n 6 CU. FT FRIGIDAIRE $49 95 $239 95 ' ff twa Bid ALL GARDEN TRACTOR & AT- ice furnished cottage Living GILLSIDE PROPERTY IN CITY Business —_ bee — 6 cu. ft. GE refrig $49.95 heeded trade 4ept. for) real CRUMP ELECTRIC ee oy Kemtoue . no Alo cement mixef room. fireplace. dining room. of Bloomfield Hills. corner of Sacchaciy . tia SE arse : $50 TO $500 — $25 TO $500 Maytag washer 338 95 aE, MONTHS TO PAY , 3465 Auburn FE 43573 UL 2-3000) HEIGHTS SUPPLY | with motor. OR } — screened porch. lavatory 3 bed- Dunstan Road and Martell Drive | —— corer " COMMUNITY LOAN CO Whirlpool deluxe washer $3995) we b ir ade Come out! SINGER ZIG ZAQ EQUIPPED 268 LAPEER RD FE ¢- 5431 gra LL SHOWERS. COM rooms Furnace in basement Ga- !'2 acres, mature trees One of BLOCK & BRICK BLDG. 30 E. LAWRENCE FE 8-042] | Easy Spindry washer $69 95 7 +e “e eon a acres of tree sewing machine. in beautiful con- CAVE: vith faucets and curtain. 660.30 rage Lot 50x230 $11:900, $2500 few left in this desirable loca- Approximately 7500 sq. ft. 2 Bed- FRIENDLY SERVICE 30 DAY GUARANTEE ~ rina , $4 E 5 sole. Will seil for $52.50 or pay | BU Y AND SA aA jue $3445. lavatories complete cown tion. Sewage connection avail- room apartment above. Near M-24 Clavton’s Furniture OPEN Hie . — re - $610 per mv. Call Capitol Appl, 4° sou pipe 5° _. $3.79 igth Liege gleaming chrome faucets able 18300. ‘Cuit"“Oener’ "bdi| Hwy" in Pontiac’ Presently oper) | LOANS, $28, TO. $300, , ee Pe sn Hot ADDL er ete Dine, os, Seah ete) Sitky EMSRS Giotto valve at sie oe rl gee aT sant att 61 W Penace st FE ¢1538-9 be Appliances 4 miles E of Pontiac or 1 mile| SOLID OAK DINING SUITE 206 r outside Phhunny a aad seo M $2450 These are factory os Grebe OY nnett, Nc. LOT 0 = 102 ON PEARSALL WITH | NEAT CLASS C RESORT —-¢ K 3065 ORCHARD LAKES _ Lj se Heights op Auburo| 5S. Marshal! { cones ete 42 nk ne cabinet roti he Dry enaree 383 Orchar 2 5 € Harbor a. nd ake ve = ee nog 1 aosge tity tmprovements. FE 44295. ee penta Gn (LOANS $25-TO $500 | PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE bANKRUP1 STOCK _ ela bee S| ee ee Lum! , es Peace, 1 LOT 50x122, SEWER & WATER,| in now for summer business. i Oana ie onthe Our| Braud new davenvort and chair, | | all sizes. $1 & under 4 bathi- volverine Lumber CHEETR Open Evenings uh _ cheap. FE 4-9133. curity. mon to repay. : | room — Bedroom and. nette: —_ ¢ arn i 2-p784 a ; Only $12,000 down. service is fast, {riendly and help. 2 modern step tables, matching | 3. 43516 ~Aub Ra, | 120 § , Paddock FE 4 BEDRM HOME ON WATKINS LAURA LANE NEAR MAPLE : ful. Visit offi pho coffee table 2 decorator lamps. | st sets. Chairs and rock-| 1, mile E. of Adams BROKEN CONCRETE PREE YOU 4x8. Pegg — Lake By owner 3726 Covert Rd 975x186 Repay, for building. Some HAGSTROM in All for $99. Pay only $2 weekly | ¢rs, Lamps und tables = Bs ginger PORT. ZIG-ZAG ATTACH t - @ ROOUE eee on paris oni ME & AUTO Pearson's Furniture 42 Orchard surings. and wattresses i | $19. $6. Eleptrotux ZAG A oe | _haul it PE 4¢-9544 CHUR RCH ro INC. Good beach in a location of fine RR NW ICKERSHAM REALTORS 10M U Lake Ave Le acaras a Oummtie So” arag| Terms Curt's App, OR 3-0702 | on aceune 1 los "i tur ! re- = - 1 | ~ Tita ——— nig Close in ., ee hese 7195 wt “tlasie Mayfair 6-6250 4900 Highland Rd. (M-59) LOAN CO. 8 PC WALNUT DINING | ReCm Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains. Open | STOVES | BOUGHT, SOLD. EX. BAR AINS | RS” PINKING SHEARS, place and living © & — —— ee {ORES Mich. Ph. OR 4-0358 set $40. OR 3-4539 "ti! 6. Friday ‘til @ 1.000 ft. north! changet Turner's 602 Mt Clem- | SCISSORS Sge Lots of shade trees and pine ON VOORMEIS AD. IN DOWEL /exclosivE DRY CLEANERS. 1 Perry %.___'Corner E. Pike) | IGIDAIRE REPRIG_ 12! ot A & P Market | ens 2-0601. | cupper bl ads» serrated knifes, tree Outdoor ilrepiace nly son ar u rect across ——————$— | bain saws & arpened - $950 down . | from St. Benedict's. 88 ft = 138| it top prices, Compact solvent ~ GET $25 TO $500 _TV. uphol chair PE -1027 BARGAIN FOR A MOTHER WHO TELEVISION SPECIALS 21° CON-| USED & NEW LUMBER G4 M CO 2255 E_ WALTON LADDS INC. 4286 DIXIE HWY ft Water, paved street, Zo FE property Bata Mabadiseny cars in ON YOUR 8 PIECE DINING RM. -SET. ~ $30 needs an_ironer _FE | 5-9179. __ | sole only $189 with trade. Sam- Large Stock — Must Move } THE DALY ATION —{RMY Drayton Plains OR 3-1231' 4-0370 daha he be echt amare fo Pontiac ' FE 24315000 BIGELOW COTTON CARPETING _U¢l!'s Appl. MA 5-601! SHIELD STORE 15 MILES NORTH OF ROCHESTER FOR PERRY ACRE LOTS CALL. Press, Box 99 ignati Ire | PIECE DINING "ROOM SUITE. ll ae fe ie Maly ee une Ee EC hriperar tals = Mion i Beery ‘og to meet veer sees. ¥ und 1 4 A , INC. 2963 | c and rs, all . e lec aaa ame lene ep th} urniture a i a ee ee OP losis “house ee Cerne ee 5 Sinnticn Sy Yih vendita ike nee PEs!) . Co 1060 W. Huron _ CEDAR FENC? PO8T—ROOFING le WEST LAWRENCE. __ 90 PT FRONTAGE, PONTIAC LAKE PRIVILEGED > LOT 480 X 356) cluding Pastor's study. Secretary’ 5) OH. 2. 9205 |) PC. MAHOGANY DINING RM BUY ELEC & BATTERY PORT- TABLE TOP “GAS RANGE GOOD PIPE—BRICK—STEEL TOKIEM Gast PUMP Lake 4 rooms and bath, ala ft. deep. $1,000. FE same large school room, social | 2 suite, Duncan Phyfe 5 pe. dining able radios, new or used. 5- condition cheap. 94 8 Eastway i EM }3-2367 down EM 31-6486 - ———— | hall and nursery. Completely { rm, suite, end tables, chairs, _8755._________________|__Drive off Auburn Ave _ FHA Terms Free Estimates TALBOTT L UM BER i) 9 S h Sa . Pt gl scl modern kitchen Asphalt | OAKLAND |} lamps & misc. Reasonable OR WROUGHT IRON COFFEE TABLE TRA A DE- IN- DE p Te a 2101 NX. Hammond Lk. Dr. __See the new sites at: tile Main auditorium has | * | 33828, | and end tables (oak finish), $10) - saeps OPEN 8 to $30 MON. thru SAT. Glass installed bf, teen Mian ~ Pa . | a eat le 7 | y 1 oe . . Lakefront Tri-Level | CHEROKEE HILLS! | festing, capacity from 170 bo ie Loan Company O11? RUGS WOOL FACE. sis es Series ssyowcase with others: $0" Table top elec. range 89 Cre Tec TUBE Paict, harcware. plumbing. elec: West Blomfield-Pontiac schols, on You'll like it’s wooded, rolling} on large lot 83 x 96 This or | 202 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. 334 a Axminster Dine Rug BRAND NEW SOFA AEDS, $4495. Guar elec washer ae s00 SURPLUS LUMBER & trical supplies lumber. 1023 one of Hammond's” exclusive, 100 ft. sites planned for, and re- erty can be used by another | — “Quick $25 TO $500 ) LOANS ds. $59 Pearson Furniture a Roliawa a. complete. $19 95 36" gas —— Loses $4995 MATERIAL SALES co Oakland Ave * ee bas North shore lots with large speci- stricted to protect. today’s bet-| chureh or any organization, pe) = ace ollaway of oa Guar. elec. refrig. ....... $6995 i a iMs8. L ~~ VIRTUAL- | | Seat 1 Fi ce Orenarad Lake Ave Hollywood bed trames. $69§ In- 5340 Highland R M59 OR 13-7082 TOILET “SEATS. NEW. men shade trees. Custom built ter ranch and multi-level) which requires an auditorium, eaboarc nance CO. Soe eS OAc 31795 Cot | 2 PC: chrome dinette ...... $17 95> r 7 - ly indestructible Hinge Colors or with unusual functional floor homes! | kitchen an‘ recreational facilities 118 N. PERRY gTREET 12 IN. TABLE MODEL ° TV ~~ $1795 ee eee cca ets 6a F Or 4 pe wood dinette . $1495 BLACK DIRT. WALNUT & WHITE Oy ens 95 GO A Thompsos, 7003 | lan & lots of living area. This | As this property is now zoned | Easy Parking — Phone FE 8-966] | 17 In. table set - $29 95 oe ae —, ae ge § 2 pc. Hving rm. suite $29 95 ash boards & 2% acres of land MS® West Oven eves ome has everything plus, for Secluded, yet close in — drive commercial now for sale way ~ 21 in. blonde console... $45 rnin ens rehard Lake Ave. | any other ttems avaliable EM 3-8025 ee - amen . EAC only $$5.000 Contact owner, FE out Elizabeth Lake Rd. to Scott | below market price PE 58-0570 TEAGUE FINANCE CO_|° other bargains Some with brand BEAUTIFUL SINGER SEWING MA. | BEEF AND PORK — HALF AND USED BRICK * EA 8- 1966 ee on ‘wn right ‘4 mi. to on | 202 N. MAIN new picture tubes ic ge with chine a ne be WYMAN'S Guarters Opdyke Mkt FE $-7041 MUtual ean se A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PRIVATE SS TENT ICTs tee 8 up to 2 years to pay No money = equippe riginally so or . GOMMERGIAL KITCHEN stove UNDERWOOD TYrEwWRITE lake in Lake Orion 80x145 $5500 an | FROZEN CUSTARD | ROCHESTER, MICH. down. Peer Appliance re 8161 a ae a a for Liga 18 W Pike E-Z terms. FF $9122 “Q™ turner Reas price Moose _ c&friage_ Sell or trade. FE ¢1832. _ Call MI 4-2164 or MUlberry 9-4681. = Carl W. Bird, Realtor | Fury equipped and. ready | for | LOANS $25 TO 9600 ee ee Pegi Mgr. UL 2-382 A & K TRADE ELEC. RANGE FOR GAS Lodge No 182 FF 30201 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS. BY OWNER 7 SCENIC ACRES $03 =aeets io Bldg. 4 ee Mon ae at nity profit. | AUTOS ) 12ha" TABLE MODEL TV $19 95 Home wrcaucta * 1060, W Huron unro ectrie Co CEDAR “FENCE POST. ic EACH $i69 Frayers $88 Orchard Lake | Privileges on orivate lake MY FE 44211 Eves FE 51302 gnie operation on your own lot LIVESTOCK 21 Majestic TV nv $40 03 BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON UsED TV SPECIA i) Spy he eee ee YER 83 | oo = =a __ For Sale | Acreage 4 47 | or one you can lease Only $6,000 | HOUSEHOLD GOODS 21°" Motorola $59 95 bunk beds, complete with springs ED | 21°" ghee AL. fe pong Larnapemg fee. 1 vt ae 2 Pt easy terms or will discount FD Roch Dh 1 es “ . t ® a t 4 cick Paneh ag ae | fer all cash. See it toda A Sc ea ee va ee HE mae ere oat oe ure 42. Fee | nee cee ees Pee CASH W AY oho Old clock 2 tereseno ee ee ee 4 ACRES | WHEN YOU NEED | Sit iutteieu to cnoose, from, GuMPLETE BABY BED aba, Used Trade-In Dept.) LUMBER PRICES |) inet 1 Edison phonograph com. Ease. een: tetiene Se a Beautiful wooded building site on REAL TOR PARTRIDGE $25 TO $500 Pag oa pengy agg eV® bleeding table, $15, refrigera- $ pe breakfast set .. $1498, STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS spears. with 14 foot handles 48-90 2 es =: = inton ville near scenic Walt . : 1 est of draw cee ch $1495 { kere! t ELIZABETH LAKE, EAST END. cre Late. Only $2,780 with 6218 | rp go'we HURON S oh STE FINANCE CO. ches Lk ng. Be Genes, Open | Aer. AL weer, OC, ee ee te cee ce anke ; . Mian and simkers” OR 3-890), 2 bedrm. frame. oil furnace, lige do OPEN TILL 9 | TA _9 to @ dryer, $45. 21-in. TV. good condi- Davenport & chair ....... $34 50 Burmeister S _ . : , Shui glassy oi apart legal feted NN "D. RILEY. k x, or | 702 Pontiac State Bank. Bldg. 36° GENERAL ELEC STOVE tion, $50 FE 5-2766 Office desk $39 50 WARWICK'§ VALUES & boat-dock facilities 5 mi from nN }roker | POR LEASE. A MOBILE GAS” FE 4-1574 | Good cond Reas FE 47034 . able’ butfet a4 chairs’. 948 Se) ac Ass ae . Latex paint $275 gel. Pontiac Bus ___ service $9,950 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd station 2 bay. small inventory. shod = CLYDE LUMBER & SUPPLY CO)! pore or sable, Heywood NORTHERN LUMBER Copper pipe. ‘stn Ite per ft. Lt eens Ne aa se = ain make: Coe ee ae = a pact A Drain tie Pry ie coe Wakefield. {loor sample $59 50 Company al eri $3 s = ‘et. === e 8 urniture oys « 7 . Sol! {pe ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT BEAU. Mortgage Loans 54, & toolx 2. 670 x 15 tubeless Used bricks at 3e each 2x45 at Bookcase with deors. Hey wood 7940 Cooley Lake Rd EM 34171 Rody ig 2c ft In coils ty. Built to last forever. Interior 30 AC RE S oo DOING 5 bee wa PREP PPE tires OR 3-2540 | 4@ & Sc per ft 2x6s at.8 & 9c per Wakefield. champagne $39 50 ps Se io to 8 aie dally 2678 Orchard Lake Rd t 1 M1 ll hard- 8 es 0 i —_— net . : undays am to m eee poet ip nirinrl y aten Rane Just 3 miles to downtown Oxford and you are in business. 04 Oak- CONSOLIDATE }52 GALLON HOTPOINT WATER . 2x8's ois * pee tt ae ay T HOM AS I. CONOMY Deliveries available Machinery _O0A all built-in kitchen large living, Ideal for anyone wanting a small land ee 4 . - heater, $9995. With trade-in sh Mutat re = per 361 S. Saginaw PE 2-9151 GenaAR POSTS. PICNIC TABLE ~~~~~ ‘ room with fireplace Double bath. farm Excellent soil ¢2.000 down “LET'S TALK Your debts. Get cash to pay o $89 95 Convenient terms No down ~ : : USI) AIR CONDITIONER 8 $75 & flag poles 17 Dixie Highwas o-mn wcet: Must be seen ta realize value . to responsible party | And. your land contract or mortgage| payment. R. B Munro Electric DINING SET $50 BRITTANNICA up R @® Munro Electric Co OR 39312 1 KENTSMITH L = Priced at $22,500 includes car- ; en BUSINESS” ellen ete ae Pa _Co, 1060 W. Huron. _ - encyclopedias $250. OL 1-8448 or 1060 W Huron Bt D4 CATERPILLER. FRONT END rae babs Pa ag emg 4 a ewe ac eo eee ke 3'3 ACRES BO ATS. “MOTORS estimates, Pree consulta’ion bo, XQUNOSTOWN = KITCHEN Sint aie ~s 5 —weRY Reas | USED vacuum CLEANERS si} loader, A‘l condition Ready to press with motor, taper 6110. point only. FE 4-9710 - Only 2 miles to new Michigan RS I : 92 W_ Huron FE_3-7833 | Electri “Compan 1060 W ste aie ae os ak are and RB Munro Electric, work. Alberta Lumber Mills. 3308 Walker Turner drill prese '" ELIZ ik = — State University. Ideal site for) Ideal location, beautiful building. | ~ c pany. on. | a Company, 1060 W Huron. | Lapeer RG complete with tabie milling xl [K PRIV. 2 BEDRM ¢ building Priced under $3000 with, Seles growing, growing & still 3 1958 GENERAL ELECTRIC) ith. — | CSED TV 8°995 UP USED RE. DOUBLE HUNG MULLION WIN- vise. $120. 1 Southbend 9 lathe, rm, frame bvasmt. rec. rm. t, down This is a sleeper, in-, climbing The hottest line in Oak- Swaps 5 clothes dryer like new, $100. MA-| DELUXE KENMORE WASHER, (, dow. complete with frame. storms, quick change with table & tool- _i'2 garage. Dy owner FE 49756 vestigate today! land County, required substantial | ~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~-~~~ | ple platform rocker. $40, FE)| Visa-Matic, wringer, Electric ag pe oy — ret ahd = screens. height 37° width 65° ing. $450. 1 circus plate 16 ’x27", gg ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT down payment. 1 ROTOTILLER WITH DOZER| ‘#149 _ | ame. ars then ijnta,| 7 ae Storm door, 3 ft wide, 6 {t 8° never used, $65. Quanity of shetv- perfect ach bedrooms “arre C » ae ) : , 3 b for boat) AUTO ASHE MAYTAG 3 pm = -———__- — high u : . ing. 2x3 1 Eanes compoun ry bats Fireplace) Basement. vv arren Stout, Realtor Power Mowers. etc. Ler ge lg | elec dig MAL, Gh one Ok “0” | DINETTE aET CHES? & DRESS. | WASHING MACHINE CONVEN- 3 $349“ "* wie: ‘Sars. TE “indsel prsis, We. 6 i en. 0106 Older home On Sh¥rbourne Dr. 77 N. Saginaw St FE 5-8165 Dixie Hwy., well established & | ——————__—___ ea SS deluxe gas range, 6 cu ft. apt.| ers. vanity & dresser, 30 in. gas) tional $129 95 value $70 95, Pe] ee 3 steel forman dise $20 to $35: 1 $19.900. Will consider lake priv: Daily ul 8 pm very profitable. Excellent oppor-|2 LAKEFRONT LOTS AT GAY. _refrig. $50. Schick's MY_ ith | Stove apt size gas stave, re-| Chipped Michigan Fluorescent. | DAMAGED VANITY ,LAVATORIES | rotary index table, §2$. 1 220 fuel fleged cottage as trade in. EL- : _ tunity for business man with sales = jord with 3,00y acres of hunt! | freerator, wringer washet, Tele-| 393 Orchard Lk Ave — 43 | complete with Caecicte $46 50 oil tank, $12. 1 steel lathe table wood Realty FE 25452 60 ACRES. WITH PVT SPRING- background. $25,000 ae aleek | rights Free and clear Will trade iv igioueenare ela tes table’ living| WASHING MACHINES VACUUM AL mpson. 7005 MS5® West, for 9°. Hours 12 to 6 pm. PE 5- FOR SALE. REASONABLE. OR fed lake that will support trout Quick sale necessary, only $ for down payment on home in room sectional. chairs. lamps | sweepers $1605 up Authorization | DOG HOUSES KIDDIES TABLES 5092 _ lease year around home on Cres-{ Ideal location for cabin or year-| \4°™® : cork | _Pontiac vicinity. Phone FE $-7605 beds and odd pieces Hoover repair Thyle Electric,| ockers, swings. 770 E. Waltoo Born DIFSEL ENGINES «4 & 6 . cent Lake Tw bedroom. bath round living 35 min from _ Pon- MIC HIG AN BUSINESS 2 WHEEL ENCLOSED TRAILER - Buy & sel] used furniture Dealer | Corner of N wonhnson and How. - Blvd lg lt cylinder for trucks saw mills etc. living room dining ell. large tiac in Rose Township $475 an SALES CORPORATION for deer rifle or tent or sale $45 FE 38-4688 37 Orchard Lake | ard FE 45169 DAVID BRADLEY TRACTOR Ford asoline i-.nes for irriga- lassed in porch garage Hot wa- acre Owner FE 8.0453 se Elec. guitar & pala $90 or Ol! | | ELECTRIC RANGE, AUTOMATIC waLNUT BEDROOM SUITE 8 Cultivator & weeder. FE 2-6019.| tions industria! applications A er heat 4719 Crescent Pointe 75 ACRES WITH 20 ACRES OF JOHN A _LANDMESSER, BROKER» what have you. 230 8. Parke 8t | washer, curtains, linens. clothing piece dining room suite, daven- : _evenings ____ | few used engines avaiialble. Call mn Sundays Phone TWinbrook muck at the rear Slightly rolling 1573 Telegraph Rd. | | | and mise. items. OR 3-2395. t and ch E Bi ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES distribu.or MI 46053 3-1014 $10,000 $1500 down PARK AT OUR ONT DOOR 735 MM. ITALIAN RIFLE IN EASY IRONER GOOD COND. 665. | — pest eee at Ss unusual desigg% for every room. | 4 FOR SALE BY OWNER. BEAUTI. 10 acres $2,950 $100 down | FE 4-1582 | iy geod condition. FE pt ania : | it a 3-3160 we WILL BUY sELL OR TRADE | Pull Downs, Balloons Starlights | Do I It Yourself ol ful Hollywood style log cabin Terms ; — — “LECTRI R EVC. COND. te Some slightly marred, terrific val- | ~~~ type year around home Natura) 40 Acyes Beautiful build! a site 30 |8 ACRES, WOODED WITH 2 E IC RANGE. ur old furniture or appliances. ues. Buy direct and save Michi- | DO IT THE Lge est effect throughout home. Has beau-, acres tillable §2.000 dow : streams on, to trade for late _ Sectional furniture. FE 5-4317.| Refrigs, washers, elec. or 685 | gan Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Le.|_ with our many tifu) fireplace of sliced. field-|4 acres with trout Ntream, $2,950. | ar Tl ge model Pontigc Station wagon, "| . O ELEC. RANGE 40° HOTPOINT, | ‘#nges . . Ave — 23 | PLOOR SANDERS HAND “BAND> stone Bedrooms off balcony. . Terms. $1505 $50 sell, MA | ful automatic. Kang oven am WYMAN’S ELECTRIC” WATER HEATERS. ee eee —— rch and sun deck facing lake. 5 acres 5 down “ ” SEE $8 FORD FOR EAPE ¢ MOD- illumina push button controls, | DR _ — 60 feet frontage on Lake Orion. 10 acr4s $2950 $100 down ——————— a ae & HEAT 3-0012 | ’ white. perfect cond. $175. Mamil- | 18 W Pike & _FE ¢1122/ completely | toctalied on, Dstt (SIL SAW — RUG CLEANERS yooded 2 ‘ct WICKER SETTEE 2 CHAIRS. Edison ne poner down. : 90 feet on road Has new dock. 1 acre, wooded 200 ft of road front- 1-18 > P.2 ) DOOR. WILL | S] eSS ton Elec. dryer, a auto- | & _ Samuel's Appl. | 5-601 | BROWNIE’S HARDWARE Real luxurious, living Hot water, age. $1200 $50 down Cc” BAR — TRADE. _, |'53 FORDs SHARP, Ae U nN $00 ie easter siB each All items | Wrought tron dinette with glass \ppl.._ | 489 8. SANFORD FE 446108 ek*S fired. baébboard type heat- 1 acre. Iake privilege lot. $50 down | 910.000 down .on thia bie attrac-| ‘fll oF trade ‘or late m aa being used. EM 3-4213 top & 4 chairs. Storms & screens. | FREE STANDING ae “wigs 5 = “ing. Will accept minimum down C. PANGUS, Realtor | tive bar with modern ¢ in ret Come or cal iil | . FREEZERS ae Shallow well pump lavatory. Double bowl sink .:....... FOR RENT and monthly payments MY 3-1487 : F . * | the fabulous north. In the lake 634 Kinny Road. FE ¢ Due to Hl health We c ave you money on new! ett (eed an. 2 | =e, Nerd conser Wall paper steamer floor sand- after 6 pm. 2160 M15, Ortonville NA 7-2815 and hunting area N of Bay City 56 CHEV. AND ‘54 CHRYSLER | ‘reesers an yee wale “pelts WRINGER TYPE WASHER, ELEC- | , 20-ft. lengths —.......:-. 16c ft. | erg polisher, had sanders fur- LAKEFRONT YEAR AROUND ABOUT 600 FT FRONTAGE ON Large stone building with log Trade for dump truck. trailer or Samuel's Appl. MA 5-6014 tric dryer, Heywood-Wakefteld fur- | *4-!n hard copper | mace vacuum cleaners. Oakland home on Williams Lake 2 bed Davisburg Rd Bullding _ site burning fireplace. Dance floor. dozer. FE 2-0950 _ FRIGIDAIRE. 8 CUBIC FT. EXC niture Spinet piano 2190 Pontiac 20-ft__ lengths -. 2he tt Puel & Paint 436 Orchard Lake rooms large living room with Overlooking small lake OR 3-3078 modern equipment Seating ca- 1931 MODEL A FORD $195 OR All N SS On i:peE . Dr, Sylvan Village a bstiad ae 2 trim | $8995 Ave FE 5-610 ee DE dg I Map th BUILDING SITES | pacity of It's a very interest- trade for good sluminum or fi- Cw ere ee ; - | im eaeen $0095 PPAFF SEWING MACHINE. glass porch 2-car garage Large “ et a | ing place. Priced for quick sale herglas row boat OR 3-1509 : FREEZERS — UPRIGHT FAMOUS Tel di 5 B Factory 2nds — irregulars Dry goods. drapery materiais. lot By owner OR 3-8993 Ya. and 4 acre parcel located, at $10,000 down or trade. 53.200 LAKF(ORION EQUITY FOR ‘ ‘ } fame brands Scratched Terrific elevision & Ra ios 57 SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY Paint formica plumbing & elec- LAKEWOOD VILLAGE. LAKE West of Oxford. only 20 minutes arene bid. CR 3-7547. ercnanalse values $14995 while they last No 172 S. Saginaw FE $2109 trical supplies n 7 days week, Sherwood and Cedar Shores Sites ‘9 Pontiac Low down payment LAKE MICHIGAN gente = j| phone orders, please. Michigan. +o BUY—SELI—TRADE—REPAIR eS | «Days 8.30 to 600 Sundays 16 available SSMS Also 10 acre blot, Oxford area. Hac & uu miei pits seatp 3 CASH an see, te aah | | ft rea teecent 393 Orchard Lake See the latest in TVs at Peer FENCE | to 4 Montcalm Builders Bup- > ~ , Generous term | recorders and radio-phonographs | | v _ | 56 W. ontcal 5-4 COLE & EASLICK C A WEBSTER, REALTOR | bedroom home and a fabulous, Working or not. FE 2-0367 | FRIGIDAIRE 9 CU. PT. LARGE Rav EM 3-411 oo “'Sslintates, Northwest” Pomc tree | _ bly, 856 W. Montcalm. PE $-4712. — COMMUNITY ” Oxford, OR 8-3122, Orion MY_2-22 2-2201 | ~patl ie ane hess “HAVE COTTAGE ON LAKE AT Saturday freezing comp. Like new. Also Mt __8-0018 - Caineras, Equipment 61A 3-0085 U_ 4-8825 S r | Cavlord, Michigan. Will trade” ull size _ removable cush-— a oannmananaaad MACEDAY LK 2 BEDRM Furi INVEST NOW | pen! fa bp gin eae 7 Pi | equity for trailer or what have) I ions. PE S 3c8. | Water Softeners 57C OARDEN TRACTOR $95. ROTO | 905 an one WITH CASE, ARGUS basement, landscaped ige lot Choice 5 acte parcels. Lovely and. only $25,000 dn 424, / _¥0U. Phone FE 5-7605 FIRESTONE PLFRIGERATOR 3 ee oe a rojector 300. FE, 2-1304. OR 40284 after 6 EO aine poh: Ra ASeS Be r cent return per yr on your JEEP WITH NEW MOTOR, SNOW | a Ot cubic ft. Exe. cond. FE 5-0 120. Angeles | an ae Se eee ~ Sale - Musical Goods 62 62 ron take lor SION F. Dutorty Smvder Lavender | Bremen Cos feu uch Sin) "yoy, "Be ty, My a | | ate ete et] AUTOMATIC |atttis ees sna oo Wall, shade & fruit trees R Mul. VOrothy Snyder Lavender | end loader. Prefer on tracks. OL | | cottage. Cheap, FE 4-5837. roximately 40C sq. ft. PE 2.5234. sAdiechann: Oo Hignland Rd. (Moe REALTOR PARTRIDGE | iimeSweekenas "SNS*7® M97 FREEZERS - NORGE -FREEZERS| | Water Conditioner | GanDEN TRACTOR WITR AT. “Acconn ia ie heer 4 ALL CHANN iT 700) Highland Rd. ( ) = : A { assy Panne no lake on Phone EM 33303 or MU 46417) FE « oo sa ait BORON PORCH GLIDER, CORNER CUP- | ee he rteratehed oe NEEDS NO SALT epee ten anaes ee On _ferewith fesnons FE S3428.* __ saess an! NEAR WIXOM OPEN Ti RiSadte had? A Snges ee re Oe tn ea ee re | Pptane Manegese fais, Beosarte Z a —; t pee j < : Sylvan Lake Model 10 acres of level land. $6,000, | | sewing machine. swap for tres LOCATED j coun ean to pay dll = |GOOD GAS TEAM a * oo | match: 3 yrs. old. Just like new. 3 bed - brick carport builtins terms to sult. | | or cash OR 36847 7 fete | 00 days same as cash | USED LINDSAY WATER SOFTEN-| Elec. fryer. Real bargain. Small as pays $18,00¢ or duplicate $14 500 JOHN J. VERMETT SUNOC! WILL TRADE EQUITY IN 3 BED- 2616 Dixie Hwy. WAYNE GABERT | er. Call _FE_2-7164. | _ ton | ment Bal. $16 pe 2140 Garland Oper Sunday 1-5 | room brick for late mode! car |. 7 | 121 N Saginaw FE 5-6189 WATER SOFTENERS AT BIG DIS- | (GLAZED “CERAMIC TILE E BLOCK | CAL BI MUSIC. "CO. a GENERAL REAL ESTATE | c a) or truck GI. Loan FE 3-7778. | (U.S. 10) =< _count. OR 3-2360. R Mia peoaelees ams FM 3.6465 = | SERVICE STATIONS lWodb LATHE & Jid RAW OR |T MILA, NORTH oF Pontiac | OF 0% CU. TT. Der eire Ws te | Eee Gale Mis la 60 | | Crimtonritie’ Road wer sor ween- | 110.¥. Seginaw nl Pitan anch style ec : 4 te EM }3- = YT AT 4 J ’ -« Y LIMITS . good condition Frigidaire ‘2 ton or sce neous Sass 24x26" attachell 2 «gr gatas witt = Sala aga ] OR ESS 22 automatic for boat EM ciT ’ | window cooker Used 1 season. — inblegiiasishe ats | ne DE MONSTRATOR reread doors Prapes. carpe ~ For Sale. Farms 48 sivisuitsie! Hecations itt aumic| Soe eeee aecea Marnowe | | Call FE 2-589 we eal Valais OPE ih SER GARAGE DOORS | Conn Electronic Organ Beautiful A uts fireplace 7 a a Be ie Extablis ocations ' mint. W | - 7 Fj blocks from Pleasant {are of! BY OWNER. 100 ACRES NEEDS mum investment for inventory Seen ca cane tendo for rug a a ae a laa LIKE NEW. $35 oR ft. Sa galvanized pipe, I7c per| Factory seconds, all standera| Maple finish Used at Builders W Maple & Halstead Rds Only repairs 4045 Grange Hall Rd. only or what? FE 2-0803 FURNITURE —— - | ft — tn standard lengths. G.A.| sizes ip stock. from $25 and up. | MORRIS MUSIC $2000 down Will trade Ph Holly MEIrose°7-2501 TELEGRAPH RD AT MYRTLE | ———— — A Oe tes, | GAS STOVE, OLD TYPE $10 CASH | _ Thompson. _7008 Ms9._ West. Electric door operators, folding 34 § Telegraph Rd FE 2-0567 Paul M. Jone;:, Keal ; : PONTIAC For pe nectignals 4 pe bed. | resister $30. Refrigerator $30 Oth: | 4 PLYSCORE 16x40 INCHES. OR | ‘loset doors and disappearing ‘Across from Tel-Huron aul M. Jones, Real T's OXFORD AREA For Sale Clothing 56 7.8, 7,25 ‘“Bovonels. A PE Peter furniture 3127 Varjo Ct. Keego | 3.6022, 5011_Waldon steirways —O8CA SCHMID? PE 4-8550 _ FE 81275 19 Mito Pontiac City limits, 71 WILLIAMS LAKE RD mer nn owes | treases, reclining “chalra, swivel | —lateor. PE S600 a ALO aewiel. aw: eet me eee te sia TuwIne-< 2-5217 AR SCHMIDT T-ERFRON aeres gravel loam soil, 7)room re- AT OAK BEACH * /|3 FORMALS WEDDING DRESS| & platfor ker: , | 40''-$14.95. Free estimate an WATERFRONI] HOME SSS" arm: hae, dutomati | WATERFORD TWP ee Tent |e CTL ANEOUS | GO-GO-GO-$ALE a ia oe fmirtae, ane Open trom # to PIANO RENTAL. 910 PER MONTH SCHOOL HOUSF LAKE oil heat. 26x30 stable and other H a TC | MISCELLANEOUS | ? 3 3 oe SIDING installed or in stock for cr oscte d Es rrolaned “Gein sells, “pst Off Walton Beulevard. 1 Mi buildings. All kinds of fruit Prop- | ELIZABETH LAKE RD 3} BEAUTIFUL FORMALS, ORIGIN- 3 5. juggage set, 17 jewel| REFRIGERATORS, Floor Models.| do it-yourself-free estimates either BERRY DOOR SALES. a urchased jrinpell punt’: ae en a erty well located at 760 Sanders | AT DOVER | als. Reas. PE 5-9752 after 6 wate hes. appliances, vaccum a FS ; x , = , eS hae th , 7 $ r . si sie, | | | . <0 THE PONTIAC YRESS. THURSDAY. MAY 1. at rer; Wanted Used Cars 88 |Foreign & Sports Cars 90B ; by D u PLEO LEIDER (EELS = . RNIVAL - 76, For Sale Housetrailers 78| CA . le Pets 69) Sale Farm Equipment 76) For Sale Housetrailers 78 Sale Musical Goods’ 62) For Sale wie 1958 RENA S TE : CASH |FOR CAR ‘ a Cs le FIAT \ , 8 Pike ] NICE : SEE | O™WOOD, 1961. 3 BEDROOM: exeelient condition,| yoy trey? 4 ~ aon] WY PIANO .9000|ACK REO. COCKER PUPPIES, & COME IN AND Priesa at $1 0 fa Call Mrs. Me- DON' T LOSE | Authored’ Fist ham D Kennedy ‘ ANY E-Alto » Mon- Birming . xX x SMALL MAHOG ae eee ORS Pree ActORs Witt PUBH- ead an § ra Pon e vmall walnut piapo .......... $375 | akc qe ge ee BUTTON area? 2 rough Briaay. a YOUR CAR 7 Imported Cars ws W It S ith 4 Practios piADO 2.0.2.2... eis. * %| {KC REG. AIREDALE. FEMA ee MG A ter Os emt o int Wid. seed Ww wil show tere Tonal’ ae can “or | 2208: Weawers. a m % Ook aca? TOwrer orgen wit) STi Mene ea Oe EM) frectore it for 10 par cost Hay. Marie ies rece FACTORY BRANCH ; i pereusnon Rowinee rete P| ING SROS. gig, Couch, Sales, 834 ddie Steele Art Little ) maheenes Lenny ree | eee TE ee iac Rd. at Opdyke | Hous 'S7 HILLMAN osee rd organ | PEAS ee Spicy +us W TRAILER SALES FORD “HUSKY on teas: eae Dew eee ee Since MTA TORE FOOOLES ii | P= UG" TRACTOR. NE ALMA 7105 ORCHARD LK. RD. STATION WA $1395 mms Om fe, 2t.mee, «| Pines: Bans. PU 107. Dopoz or Doon’ ra Lake Ba | CHAMPION-OREAT LAKES ene ive finias was wie tires GALLACHER’S aoaton = srop CHAMP Cheap. 6441 oe t Large Trade-In Allowance PE {0205 TE bite wit wait BOSTO! ( Evans uipmen ed led Immec lately This one owner FE 4-0666 eek oe ee RaALTRY va . . | Need . sek Se re t 63 COCKATIEL, TAME & ami, OR | 10 year dealer ks tillers Je-| Gibson Trailer Sales RB acl ; this w ; Sale | Office Equipment 63 $20, Cage complete, $10. mowers, tractors and tiller and UTICA MICH SS as wa eh I ret Cash n ] , $99. 1091. cobsen. vers. Boless 41416 VAN Bring Ti , ; Cd 1 UPPIES.| Goodall mowers Roto-hoe ring 1955 CHEVROLET v-8 STO' AGE CABINETS, UAHUA AKC P i tractors : == , 210 series with 3 ) STEEL 8 3 1 opal dest, ay Females, All colors. L. Wheel Pg lh wer aaogg Bom NEW AND USED ITY , 4 Dr. +‘ heater, white An A desk - “| 3-6279. 4 ers. Porter-Cable, Bolens, Z 4 ar is & one owner } Te St tee! file “miss. |SORERAZAN PINSCHER PUPS riding mowers. We dem TRAILERS oa Glacier blue snd sae maa, Ma “Rema ewer a Bar) Sea is merce] Liberal Terms vw. etal isla Tvery. | anes Sogo 7 0 pm. nee eee ee ee T é AUBURN A NAT EAST BL tween 2m. UE TO ILLNESS. SELLING ALL | (Om ea mowers MS} Parts — Bottle Gas na + $1725 “en ipment 64 > eding stock. Toy fox ter- CRED a GE | Bets =a VICK cuT eee Bae Semel for eal ae MAple 5-1878 *" or atest TRAILER Se “NOW ‘READ — | ore couventiae va CUT) service. MA 5-1270, HINERY - NEW AN Telegra See COUNTERS, SCALE. @ registers. ENGLIGH BULL DOG, PEMALE 9 vaeek. Sreux Gan Bias oo ae | © © . fully 4 | t deca grinders." OU b FE | wks. Champion sired. $150. Nat. North of Ostora. aUMS XF RD T EE 3-7117 Gaels orda . bop. } and 300 ga ar 1-6540. = aPpANIni. ee OR O O E FOR NS ST. | ine Goods 65 eyane , PR aa anies. |? wood 4280. PED 3166 __ BRING YOUR CAR HER AR BEHIND THE POST OPPICE Mons HAND PICKED USED , Loon bodes J Purr. T0 cea Goad | Better than most, incleding TRAILER TOP DOLL For Sale Cars = 91 foocs THRU 196Ts. , OqvOE, Trace FEATHER. fats fee, wnat garete aes: BF Se ORE eae | eee a eight pomp with case. $60 aft Bo turning ot. 50373 10 Mile, @outh SALES OF STATE. SHOP TH 55 Buick Su ve 19301 oop Dr. Sedan — Lyne a me ARMY TENT za C.| Lyon. GE 17-9301. __ GENERAL GARW iS Bh ynect Cag 9 a xis cs att ab ah shots, = INTERNATIONAL 4 to Sil STEWART OF VAGABOND "h V FRILL’ "ROR FROST, INC. 1 | aus =" RY, oe TRADE = con thane" Paese’ te Mone nee. Davison Lake “Ra. Oxtord. ion ma ee Bi pi ogg Ming ; mao Dire Hwy, LINCOLN-MERCURY O Ak L AND | Manley OA 8-2302. from. We trade ’ teats oa oe ta ng FOR FARMALL M OR eo bawe — vone a = 208 Hunter Blvd. used car lot Siatched with bag. Sacrifice 635./G Male $20 Female $13 $15, Pe 51298 ae & eeaces a ae right south of Lake Orion oa M24. TM Reg US. Pe Om DEMAND: | | MI 6-6934 Pontiac's "312 , SLFCRAPT BUD _WARD_MOD- UNTRY FOR | engine & shreadder. MU 4-2867. 1959 by NEA Serviea, tom, OUR CUSTOM = 7 M pe UD WARD MOD-|"\op HOME IN CO Collie. 2 HAMMERMILL| ity © OOD HA i ——o golf ae sha” “heeds and ai beautiful 6 months male rae panos san 30155 14 Mile OHIT THAT NEW 1 G CARS” SS ee ; i bag and mittens. Phone Gen EPHERD PUPPIES, Ra. MA 6-6533. 1959 VAGABOND hile you were sleeping! I dusted, “CLEAN C | oe a eae, Pe W Montcalm 23-1443. air 62504. CHA Titan. 1 9 ing while yo , i . ; eae ete aad tetas eavuas'|_ARE fot. TO GOOD HOME. |“ ulors. parts sad service for Titan. IS SOMETHING! “I had a busy morning all your suits to the cleaners!” W='LL GIVE YOU a-5106 L, EXC. CON-| |. Oakland «Ave. arrShell_ 318 8. Telegraph. KITTENS PREE TO Eclipse & eee THE CUT-AWAY MODEL ashed clothes and sent $$$ CASH $$$ 1952 BUICK SPECIA Next to =i ‘Burr Li UB BET,! PE 5-600. OLD. FE MY WN MOWER, $25. GAR- peg ee Trailer Sales rafter ¥ FOR YOUR UITY re e bas Call EM 38747 ~ SHARP. iIARP. FE FE Eapy 1 gg Hig ogg —_, MALE —e gp lag en lh = chil ‘Guher models to see. too. | —————— 85| Boats & Accessories 85 , Goop DEPENDABLE CA ‘sé BU Cx, CENTURY. G6o0D COND. OR « ; den trac enc r Lake ries | “0380 a 146 CHEV. G Ct. Lotus Drive. naa r, or tent. FE 26676 = XER REAS. CALL BE- 5-2766. ILE SOUTH O & Accessor ‘ C Ee DY- | “0097. 6905 Paula ANDERS GENUINE A ox. MALE ie BO OR 37413 vr * ILLERS aut ON M24 __Boats & GLAS MATERIAL TO COV- EN Ee ee kei ee 8K! Hi or ROTO T AILER SALES HP | PIBER ete. Plexi- er AU- Oe toa teem cuer oxtras| PARAKEETS AND eon BUY OUR BEST ince 12 PT. YELLOW w JACKET. 8 | eT ee ee ad AMBLER” aa ghee owner. EM 3-4681. 1903_¢ DOOR CHEVROLET. su- sult. Mas h. FB 2-7272. | 1 Sanderson ew Simplicit PA Mercury Motor glass for lies. Piber- “RF : 951 BUICK. RADIO, HEATER. tomatic transmission. § A-1 shape, $130 cas TINY TOY MALE & oracUL eies ie ; ES _YE 2-105 after 5 p.m. windows. plastic “o order. Pias- SER VICE— 1957 | BUICK. & priced t | condition. $360. PE 41355. ¢ 934 Argyle. "OOCL Ea 4 male. 641 Third. nade og TRAILER SALES YWOOD RUN-ABOUT, | win‘ pansls made to order. Plas | —SALE3 & YE U4) | cotemete. Gpeiem & pune & BEL-AIR. inlature fen Our ‘ Orion FOOT PL i pounded INAW — 1585. No @ - Bait, Mionows, Ete, $58) aa a Sagi: Sit | OUUNREN ECON [tw later Be ONG Moon | te cond 828. BV sec eg, (BLE SeeHEA Fe ts se nee fe eat dette | Me Gee ee eee ~ gegen eee id “podates, males or fe- Deeier Veooturing new 1060 Mew Moon | 7. pr cH ls windshield, walk-thru n Sat. » tol dollar op later model cars| ment. ae ot nee tee _— as FE 8-9800. CRAWLERS 2 Pb big worms 50 6-wks-0' sees J. I: Case & New Idea 1-9761| \obile mes. Betw deck, — steering wheel & A gg “ese reed Plastics For top R }-1603 52 Chevy. Das aed for tee: tackle. Also’ clean used| males CAGES | Rochester : _Orion and Oxford op M2 center de vincese, Maner | Federal ea eR | 321 Disie Bey eS ham Lh oft Sy ft ae at gag gy Taga Rage ARAREETS CARER TS. Oa HARROWS. Saat 2 BELL NIMROD COL-| contro!s 36 HP E like new, bas| 45 W le Mile P CASH $$$ FOR CLEA irming wk. PE 8-9513. C. work pants from og es P mg ~ grvonnlig og 2-2200, USED ), DBE sore, planters — Davis nex a 8 ey 4 Craft tratler wg A hours.’ MU LI * ee ——— TOF Sade, Wor cows, AUBORN ER bet 4 AUR ene. “Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 incur. sat ) BUNT 1 STOCK, Idea Pa NA 1.3202. Ortonville. SEE OUR LINE SP NEW Fitape ne or WOLVERINE et aad cam: | per e-services. morty Bee's TOP PRICE FOR JUNK Cai FOR JUNK CARS. RA M BL sen. Ge | a free to good home. LI 3-593. Sales 77\ T brakes, water kK, | 14% arnee! and con- Fase Pine Lake UNK CAR - TRUCK Voodwar YOU NEED HELP. DIRT. TOP | SARERTS CANARIED CAGES. Auction | 15 ft with s—"Re Bg to — ohnsen. $475. OR 20H AND ©& | op BUCK—JUNK Cane 666 S. \V get @ good used car, o 1 TO 5 YDS. Ds. BLACK DIR1 Deliv- panamesre can $84 Oakland Ave. gas lights Sleeps i eens 15 25 es. MERCURY MARK Gectieens | TOU > WASTE 6-3900 help so At with no oll, pea & cow m “IATURE, | ILES WEST | 60° niy $895 Tou 29 | S3e08. foot 3-peint Ly droplane. PONTIAC W OUR -Ga MI pm veny| TO! phages ane Fat Peeuonbie erat PE Sew a ee re cag, cre RRAROUE MMP BS $n thet The | met Rey Y Te See soica core _VERT pe oe A RI re ser PUPPIES 5 Fisher Rd. on 8 ; om modern | tor & | onteal | da. $250. OR 3-7466. ( 3 SE ne ants Pivects. Sioveach, Woaderta 5 Mar om ei turntare Bome'an: | vie Cruiser TV ar ‘only 2 | FE RUNABOUT a EP EVIN- | ew 16 MAHOG. SPEED-LINER— "Used 1 Truck Parts 89A) a ee CENTURY CLEAN. . ; i 3 BLACK DIRT OR WF LaSalle Bt _ 12 rooms hanging lamp. ¢, washer—2 bedrms ‘aluminum | 14 id PT. R $750. 3240 Sasha- hp Scott-Erie full-tilt trailer. ne i - FE 7E 4 aia YARDS pone OR 3-066. | _1136 ;ERMAN co a any other items. 995. Extre sherp J5 ft. $595. rude 1 ‘Spetaire OR 34588 after 40 P equip. Loaded with extras RTS Low _mulesge. FE © Y A aS oR ee JREBRED GERM A chairs. quite & m Paul HU | travel with brakes, P buys, | baw Rd Ups Nedee “Sowa. UeTAKEG AND MODELS | OR TRADE ‘ss BUICK, yoni CK DIRT $9 A erd pupp Howard ar prop. y of our used traile 10 Spm LL MA AN hardtop. Power, sharp. \ADOR MOTOR, i -MERCU Fee TOP SOIL, 8” Ken Jones. §COTTIE PUPPIES Pixie myaties gg $3783. 3-3470 vIMERGL AS BOAT WHR | trailer—$65 down. ea WARE AMBASSADOR | LINCOLN. COUPE, V8. POWER- re var = tlc THOROUGHBRED pie | ut : Re mt Trailer Space 75 79 Lg Big = s uailer $1350. USED 14° BOAT—15 hp MOTOR— “hydrematic, in Be Pens octers | 208 Hunter She GLuD ite walt Times "1 TOP SOIL, GARD GRAVEL. CHEAP — FE 5-639 ent Ir r - 5-6673. a "| tratler—s40 down Cheap after i! pm MI 6-69. ALL a 7m 6 as On eae ‘TROPICAL FISH OOLD PISH. : “vosre vi | 72 “OUTBOARD CRUISER, : —10 hp MoTOR— | 12 soon oF il. “GHAM on A RED AND WHITE eevee aay TOP SOIL, PILL perekeets, canaries OO aan f AUBURN HOTS. % mile SE Pon SS and cover. $700 USED 1¢ — F Tracks 90 | BIRMIN BEAUTY ONLY $985, SHRED | t Pet Shop. lage. The finest. 9968 a trailer—650 do or. > Sale ee nae | DYNA- At black dirt. FE 5-6261. NE | ot vet Orion, Mich. MY | O | mes PE 65-3301) 5! FIBERGLASS, MERCURY 75, | d boats from $60 _—_— Ew | 51 eos conven HEATER. AB- 1956 Ford A-1 TOP 80 tt: CRUGHED STONE 3-1382 INKEY & CAGE POR ' | 170 N. Opdyke Limits 2 BLOcKs | 16 FT PIBEROLA ar | Weantnubess Gorrie anne we CHEVY. SEDAN Se ae MA | SOLUTELY NO eoney Sows. Y SEDAN. V8. SPOT. rave ‘YY MONKEY ‘ | CITY sacl Lane, | tor, brakes, = : of $11. COUNTR on sie WOOLEY ae INSIDE tise Trailer 71 Bow Lane. C | at mo Assume ments ¢ Pe taf er ROCKERS; 1005. EE — | B usIness | from bas stoo. Ponti | 77 FOOT SORG INBOARD — | _ 4-433 Mgr. Mr. | _eas3 i FOOT 50’ be seen EXCHANGE ONAL 1 TON.| Gah P RADIO TER. ATTENTION it E 8 Bivd | _Coach Park PE 5 | it x Chrysler motor. Can Mich.| OAKLAND MARINE FE 8-4101 | 47 INTERNAT PE ¢4064,| is) 67500 Hasoid Turner a. wt Ses at haamne Bd. OL F3908 Dogs 69A. MOB'LE aa Fite | ta'a68s0 Wisem Rd, Nov, 379 8. Baginaw | stake, Good cond. $238. = BUICK HT. EXC. COND. ‘ _mile east of Adams Hunting — ill health OXPORD the best. 40°x80° 9-2037 IGM 17 PT.) 40: Ww furan "S32 DR. 2-2211. llac . TOPSOIL Te eEeOeeeee- to ill hea who wart oes » FI a NAL ONE DES : _ owner, OL 2-221). ] ~~ BLACK ay @ oa — PE 26244 ER SPANIEL PUPS. HUNT. | Due to cae isonet’ came — (F OUTBOARD CABIN CRUISER. | waTio Sound, seaworthy, Extra. | 3) popa w ECKE nev. ine San Lae COUPE DeVILLE. 1952 d Fi = ow ee ee ceck. Metarel retrjevers. 1d Ope mite’ ent of Catone | tandem trailor. tarp. | 38, ‘oh $300 FE 3 e7) ey gomnNeere, OS, Full power, carp. Make cfter.| cope — BLA DIR PE 2-1774. | ¥ _— : 1 — CO8STE | 1p? DO MI & new rubber. Only nredded if preferred 3830 MALE | E TRAILER | OPEN MAY Sbop Kk. $195 OR 38204 BLACK DIRT BAND, OW: GRAVEL Wo. Se meee PE 2.1048 | All New PART MY 34611, The best a 2 |e a P RD V4, MARINE EX: hon ie ae 1 poboR GTP’ Uae PR "56 Cadillac s vine TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS at ’ come —beh-ep Soee. SAND ORAVEL. ded 0} Merchandise teres “Between Lake Orion and | “gine with SE sSime her opm mrt! ‘SPECIAL iias FORD Wy Tow PAWEL: PORN | CO nish Sap, el eens nt ten tm Pijeivered reasonable, ht Dogs T: Trained, Bos Boar: e€ Oxford ites. ui NEW TURN - A eight. 9138. | Ving! sealer const guard approved or at tae aa en Ge BOB FR ae IRY o'Gaspuuber'p tor oxo of te best win end Walton, ARDED MOB EST playground. C _erF — aa aF | bost cushions Now <4 s tires. ° LN-M CU Oakland County < Dn Te ORT eT ee ei. | DOGS nD ane 8. retegrapt eu ier ie BOARD UTLITY. @ rood | syg ENS MARINE SUPPLIES. | ther ee ee) 5180. feos ter Blvd, = ' ed & Gelivered Days, | Derr-shell t da OU'VE SEEN THE REST, NOW | it. INBOARD oie Cys saitnoat coer GLIba. WeLOe 197123 Willow Beach, Keego Harbor. 208 Hun ER } cowl W MANURE, DF ELIVERED. Hay, Grain & Feed 71 atur y 1 | 200 te dest square Lake bull CANOE. Goon , SATBOAT | mont. Pert of Oreherd | _ 3138 Wi TANDEM DUMP, F08 | nuts CARPENT z : Park ia PT O Lake Country elu Foe. 81,800. ¢ > 5 YDS B ET STO: ORAV | ~~~~~~~ cut STRAW. condition. OL 1.1949 ELECTRIC) 3.4213. t FORD F-600 DUMP. 6 YDS [pe OL! a sroxE aear weumee tasted Pe, A 68 Ma Y Oth ___Auto A Accessories 80 “Tp JOH fccatresb. OR 3-6527 St ee BOAT, 17 PT gn ATIOM AL | Wyets cash PE 68257. 7% + CHEV. sora Sot Snellen CHE V R L oan RE. 62 4 TRAILER mao OF 18T & IND CUT- _| starter & IN BOAT, 75 one-design. Good a eemeard ie V%, Ton Pane “J DR. VERY GOOD. |. SALES AND SER a ANU 2 “CAB P. "54 GN 2 lz DR cow | ma wile 3. of slg Mile (Ra ALL Ty PES OF core aod oats, M +52 ‘sone V-8 ENGINE. A-1. UL 20 FT. Sg a engine. fiber- | cushions, Bo « Es Fe 2.5971. / CHEVY : .: Riggins. Open: week days ‘til Spe p.m.; Sat, soad Raym A 821 ) Se hp re ate. bracke | ! 0081, H. * m=. ‘ Ma ee wif detiver “6 7 ° ° a ‘YQ 100 CARS 1710 TAY- ry huil, 270 ie Soggy er 32-0332 | wat BOATS & yapbix BOARDS, PONTIAC AUTO a. a? 418 Commerce Rd. e (see Hey. __For Sale Livestock 72 a. = er wT "41 COBY. ee oe OR | Harrington Boat Works | i BROKERS aes | O86 CHEVY, 9 DR. 210 SERIES. a ———~ | 7 _ . Po $1 EL LOADED | Je | ~ For Sa Sale Ti Tires ~~ ian ame NK FINANCING | ‘87 Chev 4 ar. e 605 | 3-6040 DRIVEWAY GRAV 43263 or FE HORSES. MYrt LOCATED wre ster D BA DE DEALER BT... red. FE ) SPIRITED : ry. . JOHNSON “$3 EXC. COND.) 1B i lac $1608 or geuive ae eee ae 2616 ee Ty oseo TIRES. #950 UP. WF is uP JONSON open puree evenings | Factory Branc ES Aas GooD SE ACE ne Ve | cr a mea Bale, De es (U.5. powriac | °8?. seb ae ches INRUDE MOTOR WITH | Lie LONE | CASS | 6 +087 35 WL P_EVIN PE 071 _ THOMPSON CREST inrpde KLAND AT ——— eS Soubens sUP-| seY A. Sutherland. OA 8-3912 1 MILE NORTH OF $03 Saginaw * = & small et on and Meyers boats. Ev OA . : tory PONTIAC LAKE t,|_Sept. SADDLE CITY LIMITS . TE WALLS. KELLEY tank HP | 8 traders. P. % TON " ply, Sand gravel o ule on 31506 pg ee AL Chest: gi g Tenis, “413.98. Al foe, | 1996 JOMNGOR MOTOR, 29 after | fore." Oator rag ee “nary tm ewer, pleray Se S$ Chey ¢Dr # PO. RAM .. § 698 se ey wounds 6| oF nite fee: & white stripe used tires. Kuhn Aw | (3904 Auburn at Adams. FE eooss ro662Dr. .... ...... : yan, th. FE bey aroses| S22 ee ee FURNITURE oer re St weve TAU, ET CRE ONGET, ar | Meee aS COUNTT, | garg? ears, Fa Same Es te Dr eo mam 2 oy, anima: or ; AND Ti ellent con Shel SA Se F vats bere PE atid or OR Fring tay ted for Went | sg 3 pe, ring rogm wis inte Bo"per coms off Black or excellent con sont, ealune | Soy arate ate Met, Me Tandain, fat ete Che te | ee ts | no e 12 trophies | 1 ay pe ngs & mat-| fully equ or uaranteed out tor, ; kup % ton $ 3-0602 eves ern contest work Won 0 sets. Box springs 1] Lecens new, ‘38 PONTIAC Safari | '5ST CHEVROLET 9 Passenger ‘ST FORD Country Sedan “RAMBLER” Custom ‘57 FORD Ranch Wagon *35 4 Door +56 FORD Ranch Wagon 0 aki 2351 WINDOWS & SEATS c OOK! BUY! SAVE! | Bi S ; LOOK! | ig Navings -1959 PORD . $2695 | Fairlane 500 hardtop Fordomat\: V8 engine, radio. heater, white walls, plastic seat covers. Like new and only 1900 miles. 1958 CHEVROLET .... . $2495 | Impala hardtop, power. ee ee i) power brakes, powerglide en U d C S l gine, radio, heater, white wall Se ar a e tires. Bolid white finish with low | miles 1956 MERCURY . $1195 | ,-— 7. . ee Victoria hardtop “with Mercomatic, | 3/ Ford Fairlane $159 hi radio, heater, white wall tires. Aj v-8 AUTOMATIC ~ real nice car - 1955 PONTIAC Sisco . a Btar Chief hardtop, Hydranaue, | 7 Chevy Convert. $1695 fadio, heater, white wall tires. | V-8, STRAIGHT STICK This is extra sharp , . 1958 FORD .. $2195 te ‘ fi SB ce tii See eed Oe ick TV fop 52; ~$1495 steering. power brakes, Fordo- SHARP matic, V8 engine radio. heater —. — write wail tires, Dont miss this Sy Skoda ........ Ss 795 1958 PLYMOUTH . €1895 30 MILES TO A GALLON Savoy hardtop. automatic trans a , . Se . ission, radio, heater, white wall! 55 Buick HI top....S 595 =: ik SD Cee | THIS IS A BARGAIN Super hardtop wit h power steer- | ,-- : = = ing. power brakes, radio, heater, | OO Dodge \W agon . /S1095 accessories. A beautiful car all A-1 CONDITION the way = | 1957 PLYMOUTH $1595 | >< - Belvedere hardtop. Powerflite, | 34 Pontiac ........8 595 | radio, heater. white wall tires. | 4 DR SEDAN READY 10 GO | coral and white finish This is 1953 BUICK eg gpg | 94 Olds Hardtop ..$ 695 Special 4-door sedan. Dynaflow, FULL POWER - | radio. heater, white wall tires | A one-owner car and real nice | ‘5 ata } S O45 sg rll 1° 1 Chore Beli 08 | Special hardtop with Dynaflow, | bd ~ radio, heater, white wall tires. | ,_ < ~ Ee | Green and white finish with | 753 l'ord Club Cpe. S 445 custom trim , r IR 1955 PONTIAC $1095 } OVERHAULED MOTOR Hardtop with power | steering, |! .- 4 . See power brakes. radio, heater, hy- | OO Buick Sedan ...8 395 dramatic, white wall tires. Red GOOL-T RANSPORTATION and white finish. = 1955 OLDBMOBILE .-. $1095 | += 2 > - 2 door sedan, Hydramatic, radio.) OY irk on Goce $ 495 heater, white wall tires. Solid CAT CPE. AUTO TRANS. | black and 1 -owner. 30,000 actual NEW TIRES } miles . 1957 OLDSMOBILE . $2005 *59 - a. 7 © 40= Super 68 hardtop, power steer- ~*~ Ve d 2-Door ves 395 | tng and brakes. radio. heater V-8 WITH OVERDRIVE white walls Sharp as a tack 1956 CHEVROLET re Licht - 4 door wagon, V8 engine. powe T t tj glide, radio. heater, 2-tone green | | finish. Very nice. ranspor a 10n | | 1957 PORD $1745 } | Wagon with ‘va. engine. " Fordo- SPECIALS matic, radio, heater, white wail tires. 19.000 actual miles. 54 1958 PONTIA $2195 32 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP... £198 i 4-door sedan. Hydramatic, radio, | ‘49 OLDS CLUB CPE 125 heater, white wall tires. Can't be 47 CADILLAC SEDAN ...... $ 95 | '57 FORD Fairlane 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS | white wall tires. Extra nice | ; 7c q 1986 FORD Se $1295 | TO SAVE YOU MONEY Fairlane hardtop V8 engine. | Fordomatic, radio heater, white | rs c “ walls. One owner and actual 51 N. Broadway at miles. } ° 1956 OLDSMOBILE $1595 | c Super 88 4 door hardtop. power | . hadbolt —ITARDTOPS— 38 CHEVROLET Impala ‘37 FORD Fairlane ‘'500" ‘65 OLDSMOBILE 2 Door ‘ 88" ‘56 BUICK Century ¢ Door "S57 MERCURY 4 Door. 36 BUICK Super 2 Door ‘355 CADILLAC Coupe DeVilie —SEDANS— °87 CHEVY 4 Door 210 ‘57 PONTIAC 4 Door "500°" "56 BUICK Specia' 2 door '57 CHEVROLET 2 Déor 210 ‘55 FORD Custom 4 door ‘55 PONTIAC Starchief ‘55 FORD Fairlane 4 Door ‘34 PONTIAC Chieftan ‘84 CHEVROLET 2 Door "54 FORD Custom 4 Door ‘$5 DODGE Coronet 2 Door GLENN'S ~MOTOR SALES OUR NEW LOCATION rook WEST HURON “TOP VALUE” USED CARS "YE 4-7371 FE 4-1797 J : § 1952 PLYMOUTH, 4 DOOR 5! R SEDAN, radio, heater, signal lights, coe transportation. $150. OR 3-6033. Les & HEATER. WHITE- ABSOI.UTELY NO MON- MI 47500. Harold Turn- . "53 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hardtop $195 FULL PRICE "86 RAMBLER CUSTOM CROSS- country wagon. Radio, heater, au- tomatic. Beamist green & black. This one in showroom condition. Special $1395. 24 payments. $50.80. pit Ra down payment or old NO CASH NEEDED Birmingham | JUST MAKE a . | 606 S. Woodward | MI_ 6-3900 | NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY THAT | new Rambler We are in a con- test to send our boss to Hawaii. We have a large quota to sell ip order to win, so we are really dealing You can help us and yourself by buying now. See us gsundt oy bare ‘wr, te'et| AUTO SALES ula come to you. Just call EM we S SAGINAW $12 Monthly Payments WE BELIEVE WE CAN BEAT | re 8-042 Open ‘tll 9 pm. R&C Rambler Sales $100 8145 Commerce Rd., pr. Union Lk.| ‘52 Plymouth station wagon. EM 3-4155 or EM 34156 Open 8 am. to 9 pm. mile E. of Adams Rd For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 911 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 911 a ce | Meera taie sAbaN, | MERCURE ALAC ta FE ‘55° Mugt Have r 5 ater y SC} 1 ITZ, Recter 1 owner i400 mi Mew | _ band ’ FACTORY BRANCH u spare. 81, ‘SS MERCURY HARDTOP. RA- _ : FE dr. Pacer Hard an shen Gneek a e 538 OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH Room ep Bn taoced Radin, hd epee | DOWN. Assume pay. HOLIDAY HARDTOP : , best motor, 3 carbs Top Value Used Cars Heater & whitewalls. Like pew] Mer M ot S914 me, Cab Cred ‘ “9805, 2-Door, one 88 000 miles. R&H. $1,007. i _ Harold MTarser Ford. $ $495 FULL PRICE ‘58° Malco, 60 miles a gallon, $797 YEAR WARRANTY Y ° De oe OT MOST OF THESE CARS 1956 Bulk Century. 3 dr. Hardt ‘57 Mercury M’ clair $1695 NO CASH NEEDED ‘So Beuda, VA Clb cpe... foes CAN BE BOUGHT WITH Dynaflow. Radio & heater. 22 Hardtop Cou , Double power. ‘54 & ‘53 Tordomatic. ... es. Sores rer ete miles... isos." Turnpike Cr motor. Excep- ' JUST M AKE ‘$4 Cadillac full power . iets vege mae © 1954 Pontiac, Starchiet- 2 ar. | MOC A je ontiac panvls Pinanciig arranged. wd 7 Hardtop. Hydramatic. Radio & OST, INC. ECO! omy UBED CARS Stock No. Model} beater $545. = . se LINCOLN-MERCURY = me tn STATIOR B72 acnswesuaans co Olds) Ae eee 5 oe wenn. 208 Hunter Blvd. R t i} Wagon. Good Cand. OR 3-4859. 4069 co... e eee "57 DeSoto| walls... $1145. MI 6-6934 ‘> dil 33) PONTIAC, | RAH, HYDRA. Bod ISIE 2 S57 “Ford | joss medeon det. 4 ar, oegen.| BIRMINGHAM aN eS nis ott B50. ceneaecc. SG: Ford| Somaatal: Medio & Seater OR6./%60 MaacORY AUTO. ORIVE. “See this one” 65 ‘S4 Pontiac | 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4 dr. Hard- | ——— Ore Bedcillfaniclll 805 eee. eee OF Pontiac top Power steering. Power bakes 1953 MERCURY ONE OF THE CLEANEST Pid + ° ae Powerglide. Radio & heater $1795. D _ tiac, 2 dr. bardtops in 868 .......58 Plymouth . a Ee oer: ‘Mereomaite,, tade FE 3-7117 County. he see TT 1956 Pontiae 4 dr. 870. Hydra- . 4151 ...........°36 Ford mae. Radio & beater ‘Beautiful BEHIND. THE POST OFFICE Motor Sales rel cheap transportation spe 879)ee eee Do) ontiac |e pth : i958 OLDS, 98, 4 DR. HARDTOP. E BOO ere SS Pontiac en pontine,’ a wean Radio| USS DAWSON | "*heramaiicpouer sieerins, por:| 115 SOUTH SAGINAW | yy, K&C RAMBLER, eace eees y er brakes, radio with rear speak- : EM 3-4155 or 4190 4 4. Viadpe Heater & hydramatic $545. Motor Com anv er, heater, electric windows, au- FE 8-0402 Open ‘til 9 p.m. Commerce at Union I A Ra. ees ©" | 1958 Vauxhall, 4,000 actual miles. | © MERCURY-EDSEL-LINCOLN eeu tl ak eg nie at elit je roweiac (gat eal 812 97 "S32 DeS Radio & heater . . . $1545. ENGLISH FORD LINE condition. Cs Terms. FE 2.040 Manning. 4197 ee ..'53 DeSoto 232 S. SAGINAW : ee aii 51 “PONTIAC GC STARCHIEP | CON- 172 .........'53 Pontiac HOMER HIGHT MTRS. ‘$3, MERCURY. ¢ DR, STANDARD 9-PASSENGER 1997 Plymouth 2 dr Stand. shift. aces On CLuAN HY. DATES: a0 ons 0 on 58 Pontiac oxtend, ince lala erg eee shift, & overdrive, clean car, 55 Plymouth’ ca = se. fait cond. "PE | “dramatic Ran | weWw. Power 205 ........'54 Chrysler | ss rORD 6 R&H EXTRA CLEAN. | | ROGER'S SALES & &ERVICE howertie. Can weust ‘1 PLYMOUTH PLAZA, V-6,| Pree eS Rah 5.00 DN. & no ! 1c bat | FE 8-9513. C. 695 Auburn Ave. FE 2-9555 se straight shift, $980 cash. Call bet. | 53 PONTIA 209 '..........54 Buick _2-9555 | $245 DOWN $48.51 PER MO.| {"Q'9") im. only, PE 5-2027. 08.00 per wk. FE 68-0513. C. Man- “FORD SEDAN, RADIO AND | FRANKIE ® ,JOUNNY'S FOR SALE 1909 PLYMOUTH. 2 — 005 ......'56 Ford Wgn,| SOLUTELY NO MONEY, DOWN. } 1953 Ford. Automatic ........ $295 door Plaza Radio and heater 5 PORTIAT 4 OBI. rs Apes 4252 s4 Pl W Assume payments ot $f 4 cial 1982 Ford nae sees) 6228 Excellent tion. Phone FE “nyDRs WALLS. ABSOLUTE- 252 ene ym. Wgn. Mgr. Mr. Parks at| 1 ; shift |! $325 teres LY NO MONEY DOWN.. Assume 5 ap wap _ MI a oe ioe Ford. | 1953 Olds Hydramatic |... $375 1 PONTIAC 4 DR., 8 CYL. GOOD yments of $2124 mo. Call Cred- 2-YEAR WARRANTY a, FORD. HN beet thea - _e a = a MOTOR SALES : me se. ™ on. ira r ur = MI 47500. s RE OSS és] } any Oihers ‘for Transpértatien | DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER | '% FONTIAC 4 DR. HYDRA. FE | Heros Toe ADTOF. $335 full price. Ne cash needed. 288 W. Montcalm 35 YEARS FAIR DEALING | __*3936. ‘38 PONTIAC, 2 Dr. HA 319 m Std. shift, V-8 Mr. Open from 9 ‘til 9 CASS AT W. PIKE BTS. PONTIAC, 1955, 2 DR. HARDTOP.| Extra clean. $1905. FE 5-0725.__ Bell. King Auto, FE 8-0402 53. RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE. Like new R&H. Hydramatic. | .§9 PONTIAC 4 DR. ‘GOOD MOTOR. White wa'l tires $875. OR 3-7779. ‘533 PONTIAC 6 3 DR. VERY CLEAN. PE 3-7542. H. Riggins. _ __New battery 1 ee 5-0735. "55 PONTIAC WAGON. LOW MILE- eater, automatic ” Absolutely age. Original owner. Like new. beautiful. 1 owner. $895. 24 pay- rE 8-0335. ments. $33.11 per month. ry low down or old trade. Birmingham 56 PONTIAC 870 HT Hydra. R&H. Power brakes. WW tires. OR 3- “sae eia?e. AYERS) RAMBLER . 1950 PONTIAC 4-DR. FULLY 666 8 Woodward MIL 6-3900 _ SEE JEROME “Bright Spot” LARGE . SELECT ION Fine Cars ALL ARE PRICED LOW! ’59 Lincoln Mark IV Cpe. $4895 ‘59 Pontiac Catalina 2-Dr. Sedan, 600 Miles $2895 58 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, air conditioning $4495 | 6°58 Chrysler Saratoga 4-Door Sedan $2395 56 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr. Hardtop 91495 S58 Olds “88’ 4-Dr. Sedan equipped, perfect tires, ptus snow tires. Transportation Spe- 1955 PONTIAC STARCHIEF. _ HARD cial, $175. FE ! 38344 after 5 p.m.| top. Pull power = — ~ iT “ATALINA 2 eat sstiongs. Will take trade. CSE EL Te ee a matic, radio, heater. Full tread 38 ao are ‘STARCHIEP | CATA- new white tires. Shop our price, lina. Pwr. re ceaae, 3 $1245. And it's beautiful Hurry Exc bee FE Bave! 24 months. $47. Very low | ‘4 CONDITION, 7 PONTIA down payment or old trade. _ $75 1231 Puller. after 4 pm. runs good, 3516 Auburn Rd, 4s NO MONEY DOWN We mre very good selection of BRAND NEW 39 PLYMOUTH 53° °55 Chevys, Fo-ds, Pon- tiacs Olds & 2uicks No mone down Luck: Auto Sales, 193 Saginaw. rs 41006 or FE 4-2214. ‘37 OLDS. 882 DR, HT, EXC. cond. R&H. PE 4-3424_ ‘$3 OLDS VERY GOOD COND. $ 48 W. Rutgers |*55 OLDS SUPER 4 DOOR, CLEAN BRAID MOTOR SALES DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 38 YEARS FAIR DEALING $395. $905. 393 W Troquois 1953. OLDSMOBITZ SUPER 88, CASS AT W_ PIKE STS. hardtop. Radio, heater, Auto- |) ___ _FE 20186 oe matic & power Immaculate in- | '53 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. terior. Bronze & tan body. No AUTOMATIC RADIO & HEAT- rust. ‘$7 Model condition. Only| ER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY | $695 full price. Any terms. | DOWN. Assume payments of $5 83 ’ ’ | mo Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks Birmingham | _ at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner Ferd | 1954 PLY. CONVERT . EXC COND new white wall tires) Blue with ER white leather top. Continental | wheel. $50 and take over pay- 666 § Woodward MI 6-3900 ' ments. MArket 4-3196 $6 PONTIAC, STARCHIEF, 4 OR, oT. power brakes, Exc. cond _Pvt. owner, MA 5- 2118 7 DR. DELUXE PONTIAC. A Birmingham RAMBLER sharp ‘53 8 R&aH waa x ww rms 686 8. Woodward MI 6-3900| Romeo PI. T5082" ‘56 PONTIAC, 4 DOOR, RA&H,| poNTIAC ‘37 HT HYDRA. R&H | hydra, 1 owner, low mileage. WW tires. 1 owner. 17.000 miles. | 3 1. $1525. MA 4-4393 3 ACTUAL | %§3 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 2 DR 1 miles $375. 286 N. Cass. FE | owner car. Hydramatic. R&H _5-1570 _ — 42.482 actual mi. Good cond. $350 ‘38 PONTIAC. 4 DR. SEDA MA 5-1642 Acrylic finish R&H Hydra "$7 PONTIAC 2 DR HARDTOP. . $497 | roe mechavica) eondition. FE 150 CARS & TRUCKS, ACCEPT | ANY REASONABLE OFFER, FI- |: ‘bl oe ermie Ca } NOMY CARS | 2 CRUBURN AVE | 3 } PONTIAC, R&H_ HYDRAMATEK., | bage — name your price. | STUDEBAKER V-8 LAND Cruiser. Hydramatic, 4 dr, 22.- 000 actus! garage sheltered miles, no rust, A-1 shape Ist $195 cash takes it. MA 5-3305 ‘49 WILLYS STATION WAGON Re-built motor. Best offer. 3270 tires. Only $2,725. Will accept old t tri-pow MA ON br part payment Call owner oe iad aad IS » “IE. >IT — |1955 PONTIAC IAC STARCHIEF CON- MUST SELL. '59 PONTIAC. LOW vertible Red & white Full power. | mileage, will trade. OR 3-2728 Exc. eond OL 373 ~~ Grand | _ xerSES8ios ran REPOSSESSION ’ Chieftain delux, 2 tone green, enin fully equipped. white walls. etc | g no rust. $384 full price. No cash . : needed, $2181 month Mr. Beil. after modernization. King Auto 8-0402 OS CORVIM ex ccc. cccecxs eat | 32. +STUDEBAKER R CHAMPION. ‘55 FORD Call FE 4-134 after 4 p.m. ‘$$ PONTIAC, STANDARD SHIFT. | Royal. Commerce Twp. Between 1 & 830 pm THE HUB of ACTIVITY WE'VE Never Been Busier SINCE THE WORD GOT OUT THAT “CY OWENS HAS Slashed All Prices LOOK AT THESE Fabulous Savings "588 FORD 4-Door ....seeeee eee cere. vee $1995 ‘37 MERCURY Hardtop ......... ; $1695 “of FORD 2-Door ..3..5: 4000200 er .. $1495 ‘57 PLYMOUTII 4-Door ........0..0008. $1145 ‘56 CHEVROLED 2-Door .....-. 60. +00+++ $1195 ‘36 FORD 2-Door Hardtop ........+.00+04 $1245 '36 PLYMOUTII Station Wagon ..........$1195 56 FORD 4-Door ....... cece eee ee eee eee eS ODS 55 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ..............6..8 695 '55 FORD 2-Door ...rc...eeeeceeeeceeeee D O45 ‘34 CHEVROLET 4-Door ..... $595 33, PONTIAC 2-Door ....cecccewapesseeee 8 295 ‘54 FORD Station Wagon ....-.....-4+-.-8 595 54 FORD 2-Door .......ceceeeeeeeeeee eee 495 33 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ...... wevegeee ee dS 395 SS PORE! 2Gor secadicuneranueramuanisag O25 52 FORD 2-Door .....-.. eee eee eee eee ee S175 "52 NASH 4-Door ....ccccccccccccccvccseed 95 "51 PONTIAC Station Wagon ............$ 125 ‘50 OLDSMOBILE, 2-DO68 tascccaxcuecncas 65 MANY, MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM "Cy Owens Your Friendly FORD Dealer 147 S. SAGINAW ST. FE 5-410] FE 5-3588 Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. $0 DOWN | BUICK Speciat Hardtop ........ Dynaflow. Radio & Heater, W Walls. PAYMENT — $17.08 34 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door Powerglide, Radio & Heater MONTHLY $22 32 “MONTHLY PAYMENT — LINCOLN Cosmopolitan JJardtop Hydramatic, Radio and Heater. Sharp! PAYMENT — $27 24. CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door .. Standard Shift. Radio and Heater. Sharp! PAYMENT — $17.08 FORD Custom 4-Door 8 Fordomatic, Radio and Heater. $22.32. MONTHLY MONTHLY MONTHLY PAYMENT .$499 BUICK Special 4-Door ....... Standard Shift. Radio and Heater. MONTHLY ‘pay- MENT — $27.24. FORD Custom 4-Door 8 ..... Standard Shift. oa and Heater, W/Wails. PAYMENT — $17 FORD \Victoria ....-.ese0-es Pocomaitc. Radice and Heater. Power. PAYMENT — $27 24. PONTIAC Chieftain~4-Door 8 . Hydramatic, Radio and Heater, w/Wails. PAYMENT — $22.32. ; PLYMOUTH Belvedere ......eeeeee ee S499 DOOR Standard = Racio and Heater. MONTHLY PAYMENT $27.24 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door “88” sae 2 Radio and Heater. MONTHLY PAYMENT } ‘ MONTHLY nnn eee MON THLY . $399 "MONTHLY PONTIAC Catalina Radio and eater, Leather Interior. MENT — $22.32. FORD Convertible 2.22.02 a sees ees $399 Radio and Heater, W/Walls. Sharp! ” MONTHLY PAY- MENT — $22.32. 34 FORD Club Coupe ... CUSTOM 8 — Redio and Heater, PAYMENT — $27.2 $99 DOWN BUICK Super jnecier P erp Radio and Heater, Po ‘i. PAYMENT — $34.7: FORD Custom 2-Door 8 .. $599 Fordomatic, Radio and’ Heater. MONTHLY “PAYMENT FORD Deluxe 4-Door .......-..00e0 0+ $499 Radio and Heater, Custom Interior. MONTHLY PAY- MENT — $34.72. MERCURY Monterey Hardtop cence eee Mercomatic, Radio and Heater, W/Walls. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $34.72. FORD Fairlane 2-Door 8 . Fordomatic, Radio and Heater, PAYMENT — $27.24. - MONTHLY PAY- Ww Walls. “MONTHLY $799 wer Steering. “MONTHLY $799 Ww Walls. “MON THLY RAMBLER Station Wagon ......+....-$999 Hydramatic, Radio and Heater, W/Walls. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $45.40. Many-Many-Many MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 6 MONTH USED CAR WARRANTY 15 MINUTE FINANCING — IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Eddie Steele _ 4] Ford’ / FE 5-9204 ‘ FE 2-2529 ONE MILE WEST OF TELEGRAPH $2495 | °37 Cadillac 62 Coupe — $2995 57 Cadillac Sedan | DeVille ~ $3095 '57 Olds “88” 2-Dr. Hardtop $1805 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan Air Conditioning $1895 ’57 Cadillac Fleetwood 4-Door Sedan $3195 | '57 Buick Super 4Dr. Hardtop $1995 "37 Buick Estate Wagon 91995 ’57 Studebaker Silver Ilawk 2-Dr. Hardtop $1195 ’36 Cadillac 62 Coupe $2295 "56 Cadivac Sedan DeVille $9395 } 56 Olds “88” 2-Door | Hardtop 91495 ’56 Pontiac 4-Door | Catalina $1195 55 Mercury 2-Dr. Sedan $795 - , 55 Ford Customline 4-Dr. $605 35 Olds “98" 2-Door Hardtop $1095 "$895 ‘39 Nash Rambler Station Wagon B/S 5 Pontiac 4- -Dogr Sedan $705 "54 Buick 2-Dr. Sedan $095 ’53 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $695 OVER 50 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM STOP IN TONIGHT BRING YOUR TITLE GMAC TERMS JEROME "Bright Spot” Orchard Lake ‘at Cass | KEEGO HARBOR = 4 Pa a EE GR! Se eC a Ee ee es Pr GS ee a eee, Pa ee ee Se me” ete! mercer FE 8-0488 Open till mm ~~ | a j f THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 Germany to Lower Its Trade Barriers to U.S.—Even on Unwanted Coal — SIXTY-SEVEN _ (Germany, hopes to buy more | also said in an interview that Ger-| But the trade gap with the Unit-/Germans their keenest competi-\free—leaving some 400 items un-|pliances and electronic equipment| Coal, steel and textiles are the forts to block American coal im- AP business news analyat from Hous, |many's troubles with its partners|eq states still exists, although it|tion now, der controls out of a total of 6,000.|may be brought in freely but there| problem children of German ‘in-|Ports, cutting com on mining Dewees ts touring Buseye.) in the European Economic Union ely thanks to ~ * * Most important still restricted are|is a duty averaging 10 per cent| i.++y today. The ecohomy as a|hours from 45 to a week, and, By SAM DAW “children’s diseases of the| narrowing, remy Before the coal and steel .reces-| textiles, plastics, chemicals, glass,| (cars up to 16 per cent) also, autos nals: vean Sank ear and is rising|% (mt maine foree of E0000 by a 4 waed common market’ and are being America a of poniners sion here last year Germany had|ceramics and Jeather—and the) pay an annual gy ilpsen- on horse- yeas ant am. Cra is still apm BONN (AP) — Germany dies ond. preduation i ee Gan Aoamien Gam % cael ets en Ota sean tae er" * Germans buy very few American * w *# and now has 14 million tons in re- ‘ to lower trade barriers with the|are being froned out. Even ‘the|there, but its exports to the Unit-|81 per cert of American trade is} American autos, household ap-|high-powered : Etzel said that despite the ef-| serve. » United States still further as soon/long-term goal of a common cur-jed States are growing, . so ee ee Coa ts , as poss — even uding|rency is capable of final solution. «* * * pouty. the controversial 10 per cent levy ¢ «¢ ¢ , ; ’ i : always the danger of Communist on ‘saw unwanted American coal... iat Germany's over-all trade pic- Jim Hagerty Bloops TV News and Reviews riral infiltration atneng the joblesi. It also plans to enco « « two Germany shouldn't be a closed|ture, however, is bright and grow- way flow of capital investment, |SM0P.” Etzel said of trade with|ing ‘brighter, with total exports|”~s + E Sh Ww Ver Good ~~ 2s a - os & America, “It doesn’t intend to fol-|outweighing total imports so that Giving Out an Emmy mmy O yY J ‘ - During the earlier boom a. teadi of VE low a 5 seroneera) icy. The ten-|its gold reserves are a t ti t oor rin S German importers into These are promises o dency is all toward a liberal trade|high. Japan and other industrially}. _ Ib S ] S P a longterm contracts with American nance Minister Franz Etzel. Etzel| policy.”’ developing countries are giving Pt jority tary J Eines u e ec 10n e up mines for a total of 47 million Hagerty, who dispenses Washing- Artist Was Painting It;|tons. attracted by dropping costs’ ' : ton’s hottest news stories as a By WILLIAM EWALD best western — they've got a/| ; id C il d of transportation oat ee T qd T l oe P daily chore, tripped himself up) NEW YORK (UPI) — A review| best?” and Elaine May. and Mike | As President Collapsed | american coal mined by ; —- LOAAYS LELEVISION FIFOGTAIMS —— |wecnesday night handing out anlot a special like last night's) Nichol’ briet bit in which they | Botore Death machinery. ee ; award for television news cover-/Emmy awards show on NBC-TV| && ya a gag x« * * eo Programs furnished by stations Usted in this column are subject to change without notice “iaputy who presented several a ewe oe he SN canvas of was hilarious. WARM SPRINGS, Ga. (UPID—| Then too ant ee re * Channel 2-WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV = Channel $—CKLW-TV |“Emmy” awards for the ' Acad-'the show itself and two, a look se One of the roapllynedeyore — Bagge: when the tects Gamal | emy of Television Arts and the system of awards. All this aside, the Emmy award many exhite ig is|to recession, At the same time oil | Sci announced t tional ~ * * itself i House at Warm Springs, . . ; ences, Oo a na : system itse s pre pormente. of the famous “‘Unfin-|imports took an increasing part | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (4) Music Theater. Drama: {10:45 (7) News, Weather. Eleanor,TV audience that the award for! As a show, the 90 minutes, de-| There is something rather , ry na it” of President Frank-|of coal’s markets, Coal piled up. . 6:00 ah mo zremcee Beat. “The Sound of Murder’ with ; Roosevelt. _ e best spot news coverage went to spite occasional errr rape cranky about a voting procedure a Taken t. A 10 per cent duty was slapped 9) Cant Sa vey ain ae a Oe A reece Se teh i, te beth Seo Aen Ge (9) Popeye. Sole witness tor holdup i ~/Soupy Sales, “Confusion ny The award,|ly unstiff and finished right on the|comedies ‘and then neglects Leon-|m™atofl, was in the process of com-| its ipportation. 6:15 (4) Life of Riley. elderly carnival sideshow/11:15 (2) (4) (9) Weather. lit seems, was ticketed for John button. It was happily unsolemn ard Bernstein, Jack Paar, Steve pleting the pastel portrait of the es * * 6:25 (2) Weather. operator. 111:20 (2) (4)/Sports. iD. f the Columbia Broadcasting | and even more happily, unhammy.| Allen, Wayne and Shuster Camera chief executive when he slumped! «steel orders are coming in at ; 6:30 (2) News, Weather, Sports. 7) R ¥y: /LL:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater.cuvter , Emm along — Three Gene Kelly Omnibus|°VeT W#s carried to his adjoining! 4 good rate now,” Etzel says, “and (4) Riley (cont.) Coen a wis pene ae é | There were, of course, a few Pi = and died shortly there-| we hope the worst is over.” . Grandpa enters Kate in con- ° P 8 with apologies from Hagerty. boo-boos of some elegance. I sup- show, Maureen Stapleton, Neville ron April 12, 1945. ~ ’ (7) Curtain (cont.) test, tries to bribe judges. flame, husband gambles in 4s he stepped up to give the the most beautiful of these Brand, ‘All the King’s Men,” Piper — - , - 4 lag - (9) Movie (cont.) Weg jas an ial next award, Hagerty announced, ee committed by White House |Laurie; Geraldine Page, and half Madame ae had only 6:45 (2) (4) News Sports 9:00 (2) (4) Sec. of State Herter. uatare ae ~ ~ “I hope I've got this one right.”| press Secretary James Hagerty. |# dozen Playhouse 90s of merit.! & few strokes aan Se a 7:00 (2) Ten-Four. , Report to the nation on MO se (4) Jack Paar. Comic Buddy who presented a news award to . * more cae Roosevelt was seat- : (4) Honeymooners. yell seis a Menai ab ot| Hackett. Student Editor Named “my good friend, John Charles | Writers and directors — the | 15 in his armchair, working at ; (7) Girl Decoy. Adventure: hoger poet ancien (7) Night Court. Daly” ot ap Ty oy to = most important of the creative a small table in front of the F Casty poses as dope addict Conference to be held in Ge-| FRIDAY MORNING |_ANN ARBOR ® — Thomas F.| cover that John Day oa personnel in TY — were largely | great stone fireplace when he 2 ee neva May i1. 6:00 (4) Continental Classroom. Turner, 19, of Santurce, P.R., has a , kissed eff. was stricken. nw Gy} le Ue es (7) Pat Boone. 6:50 (2) Meditations. ibeen appointed managing editor However, this sort of blip is ¢x-| The Fred Astaire Show copped! Following the President's death, , Act = youl y= (9) Mike Hammer. Adven- 6:55 (2) On Farm Front. of the Michigan Daily, student | cusable in an off-the-cuff show and} most of the jewelry and deservedly the artist decided not to finish the or sing : upsets | ture: Mike investigates 7:99 (4) Today. newspaper at the University of I suspect it adds considerably to)so but for Astaire to win “‘best sin-' portrait. She just left it as it was. =n Ricky's neh head wrecked shop of beautiful (7) Big Show. Michigan. He is a junior in the its wobbly charm. gle performance by an actor” over| Later, Madame Shojumatoff pre- re ‘eater Mich Outdoors | night club photographer. (2! TV College College of Literature, Science in| x * * Chris Plummer, Paul Muni and sented the it to the state of 9) Saree ever Go #9 2) Payot rama ra (1) Brea Time, an ne uae se et, (Ger chore, ee i ; ientific | 2 Classroom. of Trenton was nam re y y x & * White House . To edy: Beaver clashes with Conflict between scientific (2) Cartoon : ned pre nursing and human demands'8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. |Manager. He is a junior in ine: . Many of the categories were un- day, it stands on its easel near die aa —— of patients in large hospital\s:30 (7) Our Friend Harry. School of Education. | “I present the award for the wididy- thers “aa i 42 in all—and| the spot where she was working. Drama: Barbara Stanwyck. is portrayed in “Diary of a'9:00 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. | the system is weighted in favor of Its value has been appraised at 3 Errol Flynn in story of fam- Nurse.” Inger Stevens, Mary, (2) Movie ‘the trash half hour films that come | $50,000. iyih eee "Ey wall") Aner, Vir Jory, Mle 9 (0) Me dae a ve Bishoo Grateful |"@=". . 8:00 (3) December Bride. Com- co-star. Miss Astor “plays) (7) Jean's Notebook. Joey 1S Op rateru | ase — — Fund for Kimberly ts a contest of popularity. and Cre words te temuney oe ClIMDS fo $4,689 commercials on the show was quite | irritating and it would seem that) wife of cancer patient (Jory).|19-15 Miss Stevens is the student 10:25 nurse whose emotional in- 10:30 volvement with patients is threat to her happiness, pro- edy: Visiting Portland Mason saves the day when Pete worries that the baby wil] be bald due to heredity. Harry Morgan is Pete. 3) Blboard. to Frankie for Boost 2) arthur Gultrey. | (9) Count of Monte Cristo. | ROYAL OAK — Residents of By EARL WILSON (4) Lawless Years. Drama: yaar Te Ernie (0°55 (7) News. NEW YORK—Joey Bishop, who’s been subbing for Jack — might carry each aged an Oak oe — = “The Big Man." Gang lead- > (Deter 11:00 (2) 1 Love Lucy. ‘Paar, was playing a Las Vegas gambling spot, the Sands, when the single program dedicated to it-/the Kimberly Trust E ty: (‘Pet : , Fund wil a oo “arate on Gust") Serves vieil Sas . oe Is Right. it was announced that Frank Sinatra had been made a Mead without interruptions by the mangers’ vipentary custpale ac nd dance dese president. yearold control of gambling. — ee oe ‘ (9) Leon Errol. wae " | x *& * tim. (7) Zorro. Adventure: Master rag 11:15 (9) Nursery Schoo’ Time. It’s all right with me,” Bishop comment. Rut I Kimberly, daughter of Mr. and f swordsman arrives in town to ee eka tron, 1:30 (2) Top Dollar. ed from the stage. “I wasn’t too crazy about! ke et al irra te Ronald Fox \of 307 Martin z atio ; yay.” i\Rd., take bets from any man who der wo fight (4) Concentration Nixon, anyway lbest last night when he i: | . crooked dares to fight him with (1) Burns and Allen Another time, when Bishop was working, .; 47, proud that have po ge ‘O) Welter Winchell. Adven- (9) Howdy Doody. with Sinatra, Bishop came off as Frank WA&S| shown your faith in me tor sticking pital here 23 days after the atci- 8:30 ri a ae Adven- ture: Robbing, murdering de- FRIDAY AFTERNOON going on. “How are they?” shouted Frank. ito my ideal—money.” eee Te ~~ ture: Notorious Frank James linquents lead police un 12:00 (2) Love of Life. “Great for me—but I don’t know how & i , rad f frames Civil War buddy of} —— Chase. 4) Tic Tac Down they'll be for you,” Bishop said. a Paieg he aioe phi g She | (7) George Hamilton IV ames Are Appropriate | Yancy's. 10:00 3 ~imyerannige isi aes Pages Sinatra has been a powerful help — |was rescued by a passerby when | ee ~ ou our ec. ‘ Be «yy ” - _— Answer te Previews Purzie (7) Sec. Herter. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. a I'd say all the help,” Joey says—is elevat SAN ir Calif oh ee ie into re (9) News, Weather. (4) It Could Be You. WILSON ing this sardonic Bronx and Philadelphia (venire issued municipal — aes euros used have 10:20 (9) Passing Parade (7) Play Your Hunch comic to his present high station. Bishop nagar pedicel ee S aed as lean tow : (9) Myrt & Doris says Frank has been unbelievably nice; he believes Sinatra zh ’ 10:30 (2) Playhouse (cont.) a ae - (4) (color) Masquerade ier - — Light resents pushy people and tries not to be one. a Party. Panel. Famous celeb- 1 49 (9, (up Miss Brooks. Joey, for example, won't join a Sinatra table without be-- Moscow Opening Slated Aug. 3. ae pong = a ietah (4) It’s Great Life. ing asked. The result has been that Sinatra has called out ‘| (7) News, Weather. - . . . : Theater, Mystery: Erte] @) Movie. - Ed Finds Road to R “ eae has sec (9) Movie. “Hey, Stuckup, hey Charley! What's the matter? Haven't, 1nas: Oa to uSSla ! ” . :30 (7) Topper. t ough to eat?” Assassin.” (English, °52).|"99 1° ; we got enoug . : 2) As World Turns Richard Todd, Eva Bartok. | Full of Briars, Brambles EVERYONE - (4) I Married Joan. HONEST AND HUMBLE P a6 rT] 1:85 (4) Faye Elizabeth. | Prank sent a car to bring Joey's wife to a Florida spot ie ’ ‘ ° 7 fe 2:00 (7) Dey & Court where Prank was working and gave her a seat on the stage. By CYNTHIA LOWRY Rise Stevens and Robert Merrill. 1S GOING : © Towing vesce! }2 | | ve Queen in a Das | Frank gave his own ticket to a fight to Joey’s father who had’ NEW YORK (AP) — Ed Sulli-|He has broached the subject to TO é 0 Fiat bottomed F z - say fay codec! Hegee ‘Baggis. never seen one. These are the things Joey Bishop remembers yan, committed to a State Depart- glamor personalities like Marilyn } 1> Root edge : : a ee isitting at Lindy’s at lunch time thanking God he has come so ment command es i and ° — Dtettich, WALTON 14 “eminine | (7) Gale Storm. far learning that there is more to igen! a vg: : ; sg Geinea he i] 2:35 (9) Home Fair. Honesty and a kind of humbleness are Joey’s gimmicks. showing oar = ingore to organize. => 1 Roman bronee cy tee (2) Big Payoff. “If a heckler shouts at me, I don’t murder him with a line,” rae Ame: ne ran eek atall 17 Comte endes ay jee jd) | : pe a says Joey, “I say, ‘I'm sorry, I didn’t hear what you said.’ wes frben dl weer‘ sean Ai li d Rag i oo ‘i and 14 acts are sched-| Airliner Lands a2) pescet (9) Movie. And I've tried not to alter my hello from the way I Sullivan i 24 Golf stroke . hein ” led to open Aug. 3 in a Moscow . ¢ $:30 (2) Verdict !s Yours. say it to a bank president and to an elevator operator. u ; Aftieden (4) Fra Thess Roots. 7 theater for a three-week engage- Safely on Wing | il oa (7) Who Do You-Trust. Religion is part of Joey’s life even though he works mostly | ment. | 26 Ocpan vessel —— Pa Naas, 55 Sietetiter Day: in the big cafes. Born Joey Gottlieb, of J parents, he mar- a and One Whee! assistants (4) (color) Truth or Conse | ried a Catholic girl, Sylvia Ruzga, of Chicago, and such is their Negotiations over the trip start- ° amine ay wine % 47 (M6 r F 5 quences home life that when he.went home one day recently, he shout-|eq a few weeks back when Sulli- WASHINGTON (AP) — A four- 33 Terdier _ (7) American Bandstand ed, “Hey, where is everybody?” |van was approached by the State pl aon as cad) Ee soe Storm. “My wife was at the synagogue learning to conduct Pass- | Department. ae : ay Gantt awes 4 hes Ph fae over services,” he explains. ee ee i peercheed na UB age a2 (9) Sherwood Forest Joey Bishop’s lines are the kind that pays Aran alte p m. Because of canoe '5:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. They remember him saying he'd never been on Steve Allen's Janguage poll sen stand-up come- Hy ns cue 6 Indian at bs ee “ samba ee | (4) Sgt. Preston. show and never wanted to because Steve had made a& nervous 4i.ng were immediately eliminat- if ot pale nt sgmonent ce” 1 ee $ | ong —— (9) Looney Toons. wreck of Don- Kotts, Tom Poston couldn’t remember his name, |ed. In an effort to learn what ~ | Sc © Leave out 27 Musteal 41 God of love 5:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand. and he never gave Skitch Henderson time to shave. viets would find entertaining, Sul- : : 7 Bertod of time 29 a 50 Teen aed (4) (color) George Pierrot - livan assembled kinescopes of | 2 Rimous otticial symbol tor 30 Biblical name reste! ee Mouse Cub THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ——= acts = nis old ae a 4 Obnosious a1 phere of 3 ama $3 Bea eagle 5:85 (4) Sports. Jack Carter greeted movie tycoon Barney Balaban at 8/101 nour session for his diplomat- 4 t Kina of buiet 23 Veretable ee end party: “Stand up, Barney, and say something in money” .. «|i. advisors. : Ted Lewis is ailin’—on his vacation ... Lis Tayler evidently x * eit ” ' q | é hasn't picked her bridesmaid even though Mike Todd Jr.’s to| ‘When we were , one 0 4 's Radio Programs a | T qd TO qd -- be Eddie Fisher’s best man at the Las Vegas nuptials . . . Ed the diplomats gave me @ ils H — Cc Ss e} ] , ” Sullivan. ‘“‘They a O bd ; Sullivan's taking Boy Pianist Loren Hol-|his choices,” said i i} lander, 14, and Robert Merrill to Russia,|WeTe the cream of the 50 acts. 4 Wim cre) OKLW (900) -WWs (980) WCAR (1190) WXYZ (1270) WON (1460) WJBK, (1500) among others. Loren’s a son of Max Hol-|NO ROCK 'N’ here nop | lander, violinist with Perry Como’s! The list inc opera, Pop : ‘ ll Ayre ra, Sullivan pays Singers (but definitely no rock ‘n comome uae wumy cian | SATE erties | Gets Soa ia Mitchell Ayres orchestra, Sullivan aye rll, comedy novelties, jugzlers . . News, Reid ’ the fi- “ww) New WPON Musie WoaR —— 1:30-—WJR, Yng. Dr. Malone _ two TV shows here. a ol ars com ans JR, Muste : arrange : WIBK. news "QxYe Gurrell SS 2:00 WIR, Rt to Mappiness | The Jack Paar-NBC negotiations get) «:y-s¢ they wanted to pay in a, le —_— CKLW, Mary Morgan a oe earnest next week ... Tom Poston’s wife | -ubles,”’ said Sullivan, “And the 6:30—WJR. Dinner Date FRIDAY MORNING — 19.09 wn, arthur Godfrey | WCAR News ' Jean Sullivan has so many commercials|Soviets pay entertainers about a WWs, Hews, Meredll i we. Sees 24 hae . here; that’s one reason Tom won’t go/fifth of the American scale.” The plane, a DCTB, en WXYZ & Mary 2:30-WJR Helen Trent ; , go woAR Rews, Patrick Wie ‘prea Wolt CaLW. Jon 'Wen WXYZ. ‘bot Martin | to Hollywood with Steve Allen. | When the Soviets haggled over!route from Newark, N. J., tol FROST PET SHOP WPON Candielight CKLW Rooster Club WJBK News, Reid CKLW News Shift Break after the (Prices, Sullivan reminded them he] jacksonville, Fla., with stops apetdh WJBK Skt Talk WJBK fom George WCAR News The censor dashed;/backstage T the id paid the Mot 7 and Charlotte, N.C. 401 Central 1.0. My 1:00 WJK Quest House WEAR ite ae SKLW, Joe Van Wwi deve Mateo first act in Cleveland, made the Ballets), io aan ioe = on ashington , N, é Gauw Caw or 6:0 wi Musee aD wee Pau) winter ee me ee Africains girls don bras... Eva Gabor’s|4.7cing and another $25,000 when USS SS OSPR R eee WON ‘Gandieliadt. Hig a ayes Doers 11:00 WJR. Mouse Party pS | | ag beau, Dick Brown, gave her a diamond ithe tape of the show was re-run. |g | 2 WOAR Woodling WEON Karis Aira Sporte owe WPON Bob Lark necklace .. . Sam Levene and busty Joy Harmon turned down As things stand now, the pay hasi™ Hy team wig ewe wits: Ged. ‘as. tens CaLW. Brut’ Winter movie bids to stay with “Make a Million” all summer ... Danny/been arbitrated, and the Soviets : rms ro a WON ‘tomie D. Wiz ‘News Woll ° WCAR News a *CKLW. News, Davies Kaye turned down a 150G TV offer . . . Inger Stevens is a two- Mir lager a ae plese sei HY : bay @ H ee Davie WPON Chuck 8 WJBK McLeoo > . ' sco. won. amen @ Ante | Soke Bees Seon” some with veteran songwriter Jimmy Van Heusen . ‘a Julius aad ae toe. ee nd mat VINYL CORLON VINYL FUTURESQ ae ee WEAR ews prersee — ttae, WIA, Time tor uote | 400 WIR, Musto Mad LaRosa’ll do summer stock—“Wish You Were Here” and “Bells i. auring the three ake . . as co ES oe - , Mary ww. ar", Deland Are Ringing”... Olympic skater Dick Button, in Moscow with tk *« * gy Wonderful bnerfe 89 Putureeg otters 49 j O30 win Hway Report | WxR News, Wolt ee ae eee the ice show, is dating pretty Sharon Kelly of the revue...) o, rar ba thinks he will be able |i Corlen that wi touch of “Iuxury. = Wore wi enende ita. Soot Me FRIDAY AFTERNOON WPON, Carriage Trade Janis Paige dates cafe pianist Nicky de Francis. to turn up about 10 of the acts|M™@ tne wou Sq. Fae silver. Py tee ’ injuring Guest 12:00—WJR, Wm_ Gheehan ‘ , _ * * ¢ by the viets. That in-|5 pa Rap = Ya rena que - % “ 4 \ 0:00--W7 IR, Boe: Merter Owwa. Wea Roberts WW) News Cederderg | 4:38—-WJR, Muste Hal EARL’S PEARLS: An unmarried girl is like a baseball play-|cludes ballet dancer Nora Kaye; |p f rey ees WEAR News WXY2 News Wolf we en le into a doubl accordionist Dick Contino; Mar-|g Free Estimates on Installation te 4 ‘ CKLW News. David. wxrs B- warm §:00—WJR News, Music ,- |er—always trying to turn a single into a double. a hak & camels - ere = *WPON Mite mounts WCAR News WCAR News Purse WW). News Oriend TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: When a man willingly works late hs oy) E Aw te Jack, Beliboy rat ~ sown eee CRU. 8 at the office you can figure that either he’s ambitious or is the nats Ret Brena: 0 piate jug-| : . 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