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PONTIAC. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960-^2 PAGES
Erid of Uneasy Palship?
fTBBNESS Runlan Pranier Nikita Khrushchev, shown saluting a Russian warship oh a recent Caspian Sea cruise, is rattling bis saber again. Today he said the U. S.
spy plane Incident has changed his attitude toward President Eisenhower and that the two will discuss at the summit whether Eisenhower should vii^ Moscow as planned.
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Turns Sour on Ike-May Nix Moscow Trip
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by Storm at Primary Polls
Census Figures Indicate Pontiac Tops in County
Oakland Population Up to 687,611 From 1950 Total of 396,001
Moscamr m —. premier Nikita Khrushchev said today the spy
estimdie of President iSsenbower and they will discuss in adiether the Arnet^ican leader "should come to Moscow as planned.
He made the statement as he stood on a wlck«r chair talking to correspondents amidst the wreckage of the plane he claims was shot down May 1 east of the Urals.
One of the newsmen asked him point blank “Do you want Eisen^ howo' to onne here in view of the plane incident?''.
change views with the President on that in Paris."
He announced he is leaving Saturday tor the summit conference in Paris opening May IB.
Khrushchev spoke to newsmen in Gorky Park where the Russians displayed what they say is tlie wreckage and some of the pei^ sonal belongings and equipment of Francis G. Powers, pilot of American intruder jet.
There had been speculation Powers, who faces possible trial, mi^t M there but he was not
"What da you waat me ta sayT" KkrasholMv said. *nroa
An American ^dkespondaiM then arioed whether, in view of his changed attitude toward Elsenhower, he would want him to postpone the visit to Russia now ached-uled for JAM 10.
“1 would'not
la tM park’s ehess dnbraoms, twa wings af aa aircraft ware
ha in almost perfect condT' aseept far a aailea of small 1
by shrapnel.
Great tadsted pieces of fnetal from the plane were also shown, aloog with the personal contents of
the pretAier said. "We can ex-Powers’ wallet.
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Eisenhower Renews Plea to Reds for 'Open Skies'
WASIHN0TON (^—President Eisenhower challenged the Soviet Union again today to Join this country in opening its skies to inspection flights which might give each assurance against surprise attack.
In a news ccmference review of the furor over Russian capture of an American spy plane, the President
er he wanted Eisenhower to oome to Moscow;
It is difficult to. reply, You know my friendly attitude toward the President. My hopes have not been Justified. I am a bt ing. ! have feelii%s.
'The pe<H>ie of Russia afe open hearted. Can I urge the Russian people to greet him as a dear gUM? The Russian people would say I was mad to welcome a man who sends spy planes over here like that." .
caU«i MplMMije “a toiMtefui tat vital
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Reds to See A-Detection Tests by U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S. underground nudear tests to try out detection systems will be controlled *iy a joint group induding Sindet representativies, Presldsid Eisenhower Said today.
The PresMeat wm toM at Us
bor.
Eisenhower said he still expects to visit Soviet Union next month. He said there has been no change at all in his plans, but added that you never can tdl what will happen from day to day.
■ton aver the extent a( Ssvlet pnritolpatim. , ‘
Elsenhower said the under-gmund trials will be supervised by a body repreaentlng Britain, the Soviet Unim and ^ United States and titat no wesvom whatever will be fovdved.
aad fwees the UaHed Matos to eagage la “Mow the rarfaoe« aeamoes to gaU latormatioo to protect the free world.
“We prefer and wmic tor a dif-Serent kind of world — and different way of obtaining the in-tormation essential to confidence and effective deterrence." he aaid.
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In thet. Elsenhower said, many oi- the te^ won’t even tovolve rtiiclear materiUs.
The purpose of the test ssries is to detennine whether eOeethn detection devices An be perlsetod whidi will enaUe all. mdsar powers to abandon weapons tests with the assnraadc that ether ““ not conthme then in aecrst
pom, Eisaiihowkr said they «fll not even be connected with "Of-
tor* uaing nudear exptoakma to move mountains ind achieve after peao^ pntpeeea.
Asked II fte Soviets will shown every detaU of American midear devices used In the teats, Etoenhower said he believea they
pi^pation ta the venture,
there be another sneak blow fluch as the 1941 J&P*
"fettUi otfMoieey and emceal-ment" Is a major eanse of Inter-
'Open societies, ta the day Of present capons, are the only
which I waa ready tastaaUy to pnt iato effect - to permtt aerial
Btateo aid tto 8ovM
diOm
T Shan bring up the *<pen sUee’ ata at Parie — since it o< ending oonoealment
Before reporters talked Khrushchev, they had looked over
exhibits and met with Foreign the census.
Minister Andrei I. Gromyko, who denounced Powers’ flight as an act of aggresskMi. Gromyko said the United States was playing with fire and “one of the most dangerous/orms of brinkmanship."
Khrushchev was asked: "Does this spy plane incident change your estimate of Eisenhower?'
“It does, of course," he rddled.
“1 was not aware of the fact that the phui was Mt the oaprtoe of an tadividnal oMeer ... I was horrified to toarn l
Prefdmth of these fli
Ian4 Is Boyhl Oak with a tally of l^lUre 10 yean
Khrushchev said the flight had been m>proved by Allen W. Didles, head of the Central Intelligence
Agency, and under.............
the President.
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'Don’t expect me after that to say what nice people these are."
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ILA to Quit AFL-CIO?
NEW YORK (UPI) - The In-
erful district group 'to withdraw from tae’AFLrCIO. The executive
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After a 10-year populii-tion \xxm in Oakland Ckmnty, Pontiac remains its largest city, figures r^eased by the Census, Bu reau showed today.
Prom a 1950 figure of 73,-681 in 1950, the number of persons in the city has risen to 81,525, said WUUahi C. Hints, district supervisor of
9nce the last counting of poses, Oakland County’s population has increased by 73.6 per cem, pointed out.
The osmpleted county tmbala-tton shows a popuUfion of M7,. •11. compared to 3N.001 rmi-dents of it years ago.
Hlntz said that Oakland would retain its place as the second largest county in the state behind Wayne.
Tile jweond largest city ta Oak-
With Write-Ins
Oak Path boasted the largest percentage increase among cMas in the county. Its population has . leiM^ from 5,»7 ta 19S0 to 36,616
Park eUmbed from 17,77# to ft,-47S; nmttagtoa Woods from t,-M to SAM; Farmtagtaa from Mtt «a 9jm, ChfitooB from t,-
■ Birmingham w«s up from 15,467 to 25,361; Berkley from 17,831 to 33,210; Femdals from 29,675 to 31,-266, and Ttvy from 10,067 to 19,351. A * ★
Madison Heights with ^,289 and Southfield, 31,062, are among the (Continued on Page 2, CM. 6)
Williams Republican?
PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI)-<3ov.
. Mennen Williams admitted last night he bad once been a raiddng Republican.
WlUianu. told 1 Prtare University audience that during hia undergraduate- days at Princeton he served as inesident of the Xoung
class of 1933.
36-Degree'Low Seen tor Tonight '"-Rain Will End
The light gentle rains and drizzle of the pest few ftiys wBi end tonight or Tliursday ta the Pontiac area. The mercury will dip to a chilly 36 tonight.
Temperatures tor the next five days will average six degrees below the normal high of 67 and normal low of 47.. Tomorrow and ndday will eanttaUB inol. with the high near 50 but Satimlay and Sunday will be somewhat warmer.
rata Tharaday wtth a chaMe at a tow showers Sanday. From lt:U OJn. yesterday anfll the
The lowest thermometer reading preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac was >39 degrees. The recording at 2 p.m. was 41.
Number is Surprising; He and Kennedy Gain Prestige in Nebraska
OMAHA, Neb. (API - Democrat Sen. John F. Kouiedy and R^ubfickP Vice President Rkh-Sie M. NImw paeiielsd eisy inal-dential {aeferoKe victories ta a Nebrafta primary election Tuesday.
Both tile Massadiusetts and Nixon smothered tiwir rivals and botil cotill ^kift ^ '' gains from the balloting.
Kennedy was the only candidate formally entered. All Nbcon votes were v^te-ins.
As vote counting neared the iudf] way mark, Kenney was poiltag nune votes than Nixon. But the size of the apparently spontaneous write-in vote for the Vice President provided One of the election’s few surprises.
Democratic returns from i,9N of t,U7 predneto gave Kennedy I7AM votoa. Write-In votes for
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Victory Boosts Stock of Catholic Senator for Presidency
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— Sen. John F. Kennedy (P-Mass; took a giant stride toward the Democratic presidential nomination today with a smashing victory in the West Virginia primary.
He not only rolled over Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Bfinn), he also knocked him out of the presidential race completely.
At 1:06 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time) Humphrey conceded. Mo-
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY
Hubert Chokes Up
CHARLESTON, W. Va. lAt—Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey had the glisten of tears in his ejres and a break in his voice this morning when he admitted defeat ail a candidate for president.
It aras the only time he lost Control of himself in public cdter finding out that the West Virginia primary, which he had such-hopes
t,«U for Sen. Staart Symington Of Mlsaanri, SN fdr Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Mtaaesoto, Ml tor Sem Io«don B. Johusm of TexM and 17S for Adtal Meven-
Republican returns from 1,009 ]»ectacts gave 20,364 write4n votes to Nbcon; 390 to New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller;
Oub^ WlUiam^-w«s Bariy secrete from a secret
News Flashes
LANSING (UPI) - Gev. O.
day be «1U let the tong-aought puit fee bill become tow without Us signature. On hum prevtonu led sutilur bills.
TUCSON, Aril. (UPI) - John D. BeekefoUer Jr., tether of New Tmt Gev. Nelson RecketeUer, died today at Tncmn MedicU Omter. The goveraor was at Us father’s bedside.
BERN,
’We’re gonna win with Hubert
_____ Humphrey, we’re gonna win with
Switoerland wi—’Twe” HiabeKTIDlHphrey;
' ~ me—." Then Jimmy bndee
around his shoulder.
What We Don’t Know CAN Hurt Us
U.S. spying a Must for Survival
READS STATEMENT Easeidiower read a to a packed
Faculty R«)«cts ROTC
(XILUMBUS. onto (B-Gomital-•oty military training atOhto S^ mriversity is one step cloeer to
' yesterday to temti-
By BAY CBOMLEY
WASHING'TON—(NEA)—Here U the disturbing iqside story of why the U. S. is making desperate, chancy attempts to spy on the taterior til the Soviet Union.
It could be a matter of our national survival.
•k it it
The truth is we don’t know where even one of Nikita Khrushchev’s big intercontinental ballistic missile military laundting sites is located.
We know the top priority pmk Khrasbehev to patting eu ICBMs. We know where Bmsia’s experimentol teuliug sites are. But we dea’t kaew where the Ug mUKaiy birds that eeuM-destrey U. 8. cities weuM come frms.
Not knowing where those KBM launching bases are could be disastrous. It could make us Sitting ducks for a surprise Red missile attack some Sunday morning.
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If these missile sites were known, the U. S. would find a way to monitor tiwm, spot miisUes as they blasted ofL
Ihat wmdd gtve the Strategte Air Osmraand and other jj. a. defenders flto vital retre mbrntos they need to preveU
Wq have not a scrap of evidence on how many atomic sid>-taartaes the Soviet Union is building. 'We don’t know where they are baiag huUL We don’t know, ta fact, whetiMH* any are being built U aU. Wp just guess they are.
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We have only scraps of direct tafortaatkm on how;.many tatrecontineatal missiles the IMitians srF actually building at present.
ONE WAT STREET The U.A. relcaaet photoa saCb as tUs af a Ttlan ICBM launching ixt the RmUam are never ft obligiiig.
Them esfimateu eauM be
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Of winning, turned against
him.
Wearing the same neat gray suit and bright smile , with which he had campaigned in the state tor weeks, be read his little statement for the cameras and mim-phones, then started toward the
WUitomson bey, b^pm the seag that he had suig and played on hto gutter to tf ~ '
erawdu all ever the atate.
“That’s all right, Jimmy," the
The arigteal pian had been tor Hunaphrey not to eeme to his “He’s. geae. to
They pretested that there had to be aa appeanane. aad alter
Shortly befdre, Robert Kanoady. tire senator’s brotiter and campaign manager, turned side the big plate glaaa wtadow covered with a Hionphrey poster, bis coUar turned up against the rain. •
He and Herb Waters, administrative assistant to Humphrey, went off to make the arrangeistents the meeting with that, like the announcement oere-mony, had to take place.
(Hf walked Humphrey, by then Imost alone, to the Kanawha Hotel, where the Kennedy headqaa^ were located. He was taken to a Uttered basement room.
When Kenhedy arrived, there were amiles aO around, hand-es, and then it was over. Kennedy left to go upstairs to a great crowd of admirers and w<dl>wiah> ers. Tlia stage was aU fa
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Humphrey Says He's No Longer Dem Candidate
“I am aa Isager a raadhlatr for the Deniocratto preridaattal
Kennedy flew back frmn Waft-ington early today. ,
‘Weat Vltitala has tonight given n-: me « majar boost toward the Damttdtwtie nenMaatton he president,'? he said j
of tbeii on any religious prejudice.’’
Kennedy jumped ahead at tba riart^tuid steadily tacreasad his
With 8,tot af 8.7M prwhwto re-
like tkis: phrey 114,814.
’Ihe Keimedy victory wasn't entirety unexpected, but the size of It certainly was.
SAW CLOSE RACE
few observers had thought that Kennedy might take ■ clobbering here. But usually tba guess was that it would be dose, with the edge, if any, going to Humphrey, a Oongregationalist. ■
The timetable draws how unexpectedly easy it was.
the predictim was ftat H
might ha 8 a.nu baton a
Yet by 6:30 p.m., only two hours after the p^ ckaed, a reporter found Humphrey gloomily studying the early but, for him, alre«4y omtaous returns.
An boor later Kennedy’s bend-quarters reported Kennedy would fly back here after aU. Ube Humphrey, be had gone to Waahlag-ton Tuesday. Uidike Humphry, hadn’t deftaitdy planned to ’ Page2, GbLl)
Haircut Prices to Rise 25 Cents in Area Saturday
Pontiac area barbers voted last night to boost tiw cost hahr-cuta 25 cesits begtaatag Saturday. Normal haircuts will cost 33 and todal ones H35.
Pontiac Local 50 of the State Baoter A»n. also voted tor • “ p.m. dosing time on Saturdays, « hour earlier than at presesk. The ehangea had been delftar nted hy leeni msmhiea tor n
by
■w^ajto I veto, snld Arftm areiftelee^
"The coat flvtog bas warn tm
not.” be aakL
Pontiac Local 90 repnaciita vfr-tually all barbers to Poptiac,-W*. tarford Townsbip. Drayton Plafas. Keego Harbor apd AdMun Hdghts.
PrioM tor efbet^^ barbar abbp Miy-
itar Sating doting, ham wfli m.
main tba aaras - i a.m.-f pbn.
weekdays, with shops dosMl W«A
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THE PONTIA9 PR^S, WEDNESDAY, MAV 11, I960
Only 10 Townships Press Tor Hunk of Millage Pie
Baoyad by antlciiNited increaset
the mjority’ (H
fwir CUM far inUtagt b«fore tb# CMdaod Comty T«x AOocatiQa
(tat of the county’s K townships,
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li« 3sm searion o( fhebou^ is eotNsted with the ticl^ job of svUttii« up the 15-mfll taxing . linltatkai between the county, sebool distriets and towndii^.
AMhMgk May's BSMnlag sm-OM sms peactM and seieae eawpared to ssom otlMra, to, manww's eaald am ptewty of sc* «ll«tty. WMst baartt meoabeea and
Thursday, it wiD be the schools’ tom to tiieir pitefa.
CMy William J. Emerson, board Mm^ and superintendent of county adwols, expected no action is Thwsday’s sessipn.
'nnmw’V be as beet." he dated natty.
He Indicated that ttte 31 stdiool districts, most of them hard-pressed for additional funds, had the law on their side.
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“The law says that wiiire there is excess mBiage it muM go the units whose budgets require it,’’ Emerson said.
Kennedy Wins Big in West Virginia
(Oandfflwd From Page One) &me hade, saying be had to go jamiiaignlng in Maryland’s pri-iwrles coining up May 17.
*But as the results rolled HtaBMdy an>arently decided this was too good, to pass tqp. And bade he came for (be victory celebration.
And the answer wu Kennedy. This was strictly a popularity contest. The delates who will cast 25 votes at the D«nocratlc I in are tree to do
Ke»
lOB candidates hoping to be dd^tei, it wiD be ttiwe before the results can be tabulated. But they’re scatter their nedy. Sen. Lyndm B.
Tex). Swi. Stuart Mo) and Adlai party’* ptesidenUal cttdldate 1S62 and 1956.
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No one entered the Repnl p»riA«iHsl primary her^
OOP delegate votes will pi aUy go to Vice PresidMit Hlefaard M. Nixon.
Midwest, East Both Plagued by Cold, Rain
By The AsNciated Press The unseasonal cold, rainy ileather whldi bu plagued Mid-wdst areu for nearty a week covered most d the northeast quarter of the country today.
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ItotiMi diminished in most Bfid-west areu, moving eastward, buf still northeriy winds kept temperatures far below normal. The main wet belt was centered hom - West- ^Rrgtekr northward-to ] lower Great Lakes region and northeastward into New York State. West of this area, however. scattMed .i|to fen as jhur ,w;g|$ u Kansu
it it it Temperatures in the cool belt were in the 30i and 40s, with the strong winds adding discomfext.
A little warmer weatter appeared likely along the upper and middle Mis^ippi VaUey and in North Dakota.
Skie were clear in most other porta of the country. Exceirtions were along the Wariiingtm coast and in parts of northern Texu, where rain feU.
The Weather
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dtstrftwtcd to boqrd menbera today. there*! evtimoe that the school dtotricto fau lato thla
Most of the townships have the 1960 census wotkhig against diem tai any efforts they main to teemw A Ugger slice of die 15 mills. NOTE POPULATION KBES
The nose-countii. ______
shows substantial popularioh boosts which directly affect the amount and intangible tax rec^pts the townahlps wiU receive.
State Tax CommMoe
SeeklUssal
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Wbyiw Circuit Judge^ Hears Pieof Tomorrow for Nolle, Watson
op Watson win be heard to-, monoir nentag in Wayne Oinnty (3rcntt COmt
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EascUBve Judge C3iester P.
Joseph G. RuAid to hear the e yesterdi^.
Mrs.
men to lUh Imprlaonment in the
AudHors say this will mean a decreaae in the tax rate so that the Increase in the valuatkn won’t
ed to the 1961
Robert Y. Moore, chairman «| the Board of there now will be 1321,379 more available. He aaM the schools doumbtedly’’ will'get it. Moi a member of the Tax Board.
Hie townships of West Bloomfield and NOv| ooundn’t paint rosy a tax picMiic at today’s hearing. They said ti^ll need a large
share of the 15 fi
Fanniagton aaidtaiy m
r peoj-
He said buiklkig wu slowed, ilbt speeded up, by this project, thus at the same time keeping down expected income from residents booking ii^ the ses^r.
_ rqpent enifewtion in Ifawi Township will cut that township to only about S400 hi sales tax race^ because of a decline in PteP-■ ‘ Supervisor FTaabr W.
HEART WOUUOfV in the way of family fun will get under way at the Drayton Plates sdxiol in Waterford Township at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow. Pupils will demonstrate to Parents bow they dissect the hearts of animals, in an educotloaBl jMrogram. One of the parents, Mrs. Hubert Aah, is being shown part of an ex-
hibition by Lloyd Agar and Lyneen Morgan. After the works^, there will be an installation of new officers ceremony with past president Mrs. Earl Springer in charge, '^ttqi sdioOt nine, Mrs. Aideen Wright and fifth grade teadi-cr Harvey Hernandez will direct the worksix^.
Gals Cast in Important Roles for State OOP's Convention
Femininity will prevail when Michigan Republicans mass in Grand Rapids Friday to distribute ttekets to. the oatiaoal convention in Chicago.
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Among tbe 140 delegstes and 140
cil of Women's aubs, according to Jack A. Gibbs, executive sets retary of the county committee.
Wixnen won’t have the political spotliita all to themselvu.
TEST M(«Rn’ STRENGTH A highlight of the conventioa will be judging the strength of Sen.
alternates from Oaktond
nearly cne-thhtl -Tor 92 - aref \V*^ Mopris (R-Kalariiaioo) watrv w-uura ur « te Ws primary bid for toe gub-
Aad tbere’B be a Mg dash of perfams influence m the floor of the CMc AndHortom Satorday whea tw* gals battle H eat far a
Mrs. Rae C. Hooker, incumbent from Mt Pleasant, hu not to resign after all, i Albert S. Itoeze, party vlie chair.
m Grand Rapids, made her pitch faf the same po-
ernatorial nomination ggainst Paul D. Bagwell, titular head of toe party and 1958 nominee.
Delegates k their . respective Friday night caucuses will be hearing from several candidatn for lieutenant governor, too.
Oakfaad is “pretty soll«y" be-bind BogweU, Olbbs said. There is iSMe “scattered support**-tor-
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order of b
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Rehard was anything but hopeful that he’d get Wa S^nOlr from the board.
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“We're cai^bt in thi of seven sebool districts,’’ he explained.
SepreMntatlveB of the districto
tlsMd’s*Dijmary in tlte' twotoi)
two4ay Hiring convention at toe Pantiind Hotel wiH lie to Jiect two deiepitoe and two idtemates to jMn bGchigan’s 46-person delegation going to Chicago July 36.
Today toere are five eaadi-
Benjamin S. Jones, president of toe tW Board of Educatksi, will summary statement “relative to the main issues presently affecting schools in general in Oakland County.”
He’ll present toe case as representative of tbe Oakland County School Boards Assn.
BerkleHawyer Judge Hopeful
Circulotos ’WItions in Hopes of Earning Spot on August Ballot
Berkley attorney RalA S. Mowe announced today that he is a candidate for the new two-year term as
Probate Judge of Oakland County.
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is circulating r
f 4239 kenmore St.
hopiiM to earn a spot on the Aug. 2 primary ballots.
The candidate to the senior partner in toe Berkley tow Arm of Moore, ClarfcsoB A Best One of Ms portners is Stale Rep. S. Jameo Ctorkson (D-Soathfleld). Two years ago Moore wai defeated for the Republican nomi-nation for the seat nogw occupied by his partner.
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He has been in the general practice of law for the past 10 years after receiving his law degiW from the DetrMf College of Law In 1950. He earlier attended the University (rf Michigan.
He taterrapted Ms practice in 19M when he was named assist-
an^ fow
Ms Private praeflee.-A Detrdter by birth. Moore, tha father of two sons, is s membet of toe American, Michigan an4 Oeklaad Bar Asm. He is also q meatoer o( toe iVmerfcan Jodicn* ture Society.
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Tbe candidate is a veteran o( World. War II hayfbg served with tha Air Force in the Etaapeqn ajai Afririm tbeatm.
Local ItepubDcans win aitoo tiy to pay high tribute to their county diainnan. Pleasant Ridge realtor Artour G. Elliott Jr., by getting him one of toe state’s 10 dAegato-at-large tidieta,
Each of Michigan’s 18 — ^onal districts wiD elect two dde-gates.
At their Aprfl eonaty eonvea-tow ia PonUae, Oakland J^epob-
Postmaster Goaeral Artoar E. Somineifield, Seeratafy of Oom-merce Prederlek H. Maell«e dbd Army Sec. WUbor M. Braeker as driegates-at-large.
Former State Chairman Sum-mMfield not only will be in the forefront of gainii% one of these spots, but might again exert his influence, desired by some and unwanted by others, in party control.
HOPE HATCMErg BURIED Party leaders hope the Intdiet is buried, however, between the conservative forces of field and Lawrence B. Lindemer, state chaieman.
Sonunerfleid, of PUM, led a Mve to dump the liberal Slodi-
Announced as candidates for the ur national convention seats fltim Oakland County are:
For delegates: Chad M..Ritchie, former county chairman and prea-ent treasurer from “ ”
Township; Mrs. John Finegan,
mittee from Birmingham: Alvin R. Balden, r^jonal canviaign oo-mxlteator from Huntington Woods, and Mrs. Robert Eofl, Nwetoct captain, member of the Young Republicans, and active with the Bloomfield Township Women’s Club.
didate for
note seats is Mrs. Leslie Oonster-dhie. Royal Oak {mednet detogate and formar praaidtnt of tot Royal
ak W*ateB*a EtecUon will be Saturday moro-ii« M the (dfidal 18to Congica-sional Distrld caucus.
to the new Oakland Oouhty Ooun-
weighed will .be the constitutional convention and sales tax proposal.
One local Republican, George W. Kuhn, Berkley mayor, won’t be spending all his time with his fd-low Republicans.
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: He’D be visiting other district caucuses drumming up support for his bid for tbe GOP nomination tor state treasurer.
Among issues that might be
William S. fly la tram Washington Friday to be wMi
There are two sure bets at the convention:
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will receive a full delegate salvo in hto Md icr-the prealdMiry.-
And U.S. Rep. Gnald R. Ford Jr. of Grand Rai^ will be tagged as Michigan’s favorite son for tbe vice presidential noteinatioo.
The Diy in Birmingham
Census Starts Tomorrow for Local School District
Motions to dismiss firsMigMe lurdcr and conspiracy charges
BIRMINGHAM — Tbe tonal etnsus win bs taken throaghoat the Btaniakbam School District startliM tomorrow and co*-tomlng toramh May 31.
★ ★ ★ purpode of toe achool cenu^ to determine the number of <Mr in each age group , bWh to » fi an Indix of foadhta ' fvi^ to ba nndeied by Mheala ^ Tha etatoto alaa Is asaisd as
Watosa, 44. are seemed si hav-iBg ptotted 'toe marder of toe blead graadmetherie hasbead Parvto (Bfli) LaoaHer to Apsll
primary seheel k The cauws is used as a 1 bme tor these allocatioiia
PLEADED ot^nar ^’I1w trio — Charles Nash. Roy Hicks and Richard Jonas t «arb*P pleaded guilty to second! dag^ murder.
The state diariea Mrs. Laaatter nd Watson, whom it scribed as being loven, plotted to Lassiter kiiled because of
Watspn, a former buiinssB elate of Lassiter, now resides in Los Angeles.
Both defendants are free on bond.
1960 Census Shows Pontrac Still laigesi
(Continued From Page One) -largest Oakland cities. Both have ■ • » I960.
The largest township la too eeoaty ie Waterlerd, wKh a pep-Blatlen sf 4d,S14, op from M,Sli ia toe last eensm. •
An increase from U.2M to 25,5$4 has been registered by Farming-ton Township. Avon Townshto has grown from 13J92 to 15JII1: Bloomfidd Township from 3,851 to 22,283; West Blooinfield Township from 9,416 to 13.794, ai ' ~ ' Township from 4,170 to
10,153.
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With its population noore than doubled since tbe I960 census, Ma-i comb will probably move from fifth to third lar^t county in
The family requests that any me-..Mrial tributea be sent to the Lao-kemig Rmearch Foundattoo. Da>
U.S. Spying a Must in Survival Straggle
(Qmtliiued From Fags Ona)
U we doet qukddy aad >«A(s*ny
Cenaut takers will contact every jkonfly in % area amtgaad to Ihem.
Badges slgaed by SoheMa Dwight B. belaad w«
be wen by eaeh esnom tohsa.
An infonnation, required by etote law. Witt be caoflddnfial.
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The required taformatk® to dudea: parentr full names and eidreaiwe; names of each child in the family, age; sex; any phj» teal defects, type of »obool. ^ aad name of the achool each child ia attentUng at toe time of census.
The Btemhutoam Society of Women Painters will bold Its 18th aiuMMl exhUption May 14 through toe 29th at the BloomfiMd Art Am., 361 N. Wdodwacd Avf. The (>ll0y will be open from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9 pjn.
Vi^ J, MoKeadry A Requiem Mass for Virgil J. McKendiy. 51, of US3 8. Eton Rd., be said Friday at 10 am. at
by devMop in the future.
oouu> WABR mnaiBB
Or Joet as bad, we qoidd apend
of mlaeile, only to find the Reds had gone on to eamatolng Mae. And despite our costly defenae, sre could bfe laid kw.
Today, d teals spioad by fast intercontinental bombers could wreak as much destruction as
scant information couM mean total dMimt.
Example one; U toe Soviets are devM^taW a disease sre don’t expect, great pewtions of our population could be infected and kUled hefMv wo coidd dewelop proper wwMrifle or Inoeulation.
Example Ttoe: The gavlato am kaewB to be eaperinaenitaf en new atai ammni ehesnleals. U we don't And esd what they are, -•r— toen we m*t kaow haw to de-1
r^Burdr. »in« wia "sanSmi, er defend agatnet
be to HMy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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A Rosary srill be said 17*100^ at 8 p.m. at the Bell Chapel of the William R. HamUton Oo.
Mr. MdCendry died Monday In Harper Hospital, Detroit, after several months lUnesn
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He sras ddef entfneer of National Indoctlon Heating Oo., and ^ merly a research engineer srith toe Chrysler Corp.
A 1933 graduate of toe Untvriv aity of bOehirm^srito « degrea to electrical and mectamlcal engi-neering. McKendry was a member M toe EiRtoeertog Society and toe Midikan Society of Professtenal Engineers.
SurvivliR are hte svife, Nala,.a daughtor, Carol Ann, a son, John
6, mother, Mary Bell McKendry Bpy City, and a brother, Gr^-(^De^t.
Ziem Restrains Enforcement
Henry to Appeal Charter Verdict
An. appeal in the unsuccessful suit challenging the legality of the Police Department charter amend-wras to be made today to tbe State Supreme Court after Circuit Judge Frederick C. Ztem signed a decree preventing forcement of tbe amendments i June 1.
aty Commissioner Milton Henry, ssho brought the suit in an effort to protect PoUoe Chief Herbert W. Stratey in^ job,-said he would file a claim ^ anteal the higher court and hoped file caae srould be accepted and ju^ed in the June term.
He tald CMy Attantey William A. Bssart be weMd seek a new stay el execation from toe high, oenrt preventtog Am dty from
Expressing confidence that flie high court would uphold the city’s position, he said that “wif Codtf deciskn might be some lingering about the legality of the amendments.
Heary aald (hat a Ugh eonrt deciahM, eoe way sr toe ether, srasM provide a legal laltog new
Judge Ziem has ruled that the legal question Involved in the suit has been tnrought Up “toihtoc lie interest’’ and has not assc any court costs in the caae Judge Ziem said be catted the
a dectetoa is resohed.
Henry was to submit to Judge Ziem a de<m drawn Ewart, dismiaaing toe suit and lifting the temporafy Injunc^ that has prevented the dty from taking the final step enactiiM the amendments ~ the fUiiig of certifications of the April 18 vote with the cakmty clerk and toe aecretary of state’s office.
Seeking re-election as president of Fisher Body UAW Local 596 Mm. Evans, City 0«k (AfT^,lSa^(SS ^
was to place the certifications in tbe mail aa aoqn as Ju^ Ziem signed the ^ree
la toe decree, It was stlpnfaaed that the city weald bold eff ew-terclBg the amendments for M days.
This stipulation was agreed to
member M the State Central Com- by Ewart durteg an hour-kxM con-
ference called ^ Judge !3em yesterday afternoon In fais chambers. STAUE ACnON In particalar, the provistea ia aimed at preventing tbe city administration from taking imii|edi-ate advantage of City Manager Walter K. Willman’s new powers far toe oidy aimoonced can- «raley at
of toe two alto>^-
Hairy smd Ewart agreed the appeal, if it is considered by toe hl^ cotot, would be baaed solely on toe case as it whs decided by Judge Ziem laat.Ttmrs-day, with nai,new arguments or evidence add^
Ewaif aaU be believed a de-
plck toe MleMgaa deiegato aai pMB ea nattonal and state to-
Predonfinanoe of so many mem- ^ _
b«s of the fair sex is credited dgion by the Styreme Court would
be in toe best ta^erwte of Jha city.
conference when it became skhv* oit that Henry would not be Mrie to get toe Supreme Court to consider an qip^ by the ' set last nnnday.
k k k Altiiougb rtfltog fat favor of toe city then. Judge Qem restrained Mr*. Evans from filing the certification until Simday, tiiree days before the deadline under state
decree, the city win net be held
and .Beary#baa.„anm anatoer » daya In wUeh Straky la pra-
Attorney Henry baa oonsistentiy
mouthed on his plans for Straley — if and whenever he has fi legal powers to fire the chief.
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‘ru cross fliat bridge when come to it," he said. “It would be inaiqnoiHrlate fw me to aay anything while the case is in court."
The manager has in bis post sion a memorandum fmn Aasto-tant Oty Manager Robert A. Stter-till^jng fitet Stealey actively participated in the recent Ci^
Such puUic activities off the part of city employe^ in ivohibited i der toe city’s personnel rules.
Fwher Body Lo<»l Holding Elections
6 Oppose Union Head at Polls
challenged by Buddy Harris and Cart Sextan in bis bid for a second 'tw^iwar term.
bm go to the polls tomorrow to begin balloting for new officers, k a k Seeking to displace Kriioe are Harold Grant, WilUam Metoock, A. M. Higgina, Leon BJackwell, Carl Gtlbort and Oorge MacDonald.
Ike Renews Appeal for 'Open Skies' Plan
(Continued Frani Page One)
Iarg0 field bslare," Bahaa aald. otoer points, he:
Kehoe said that runoffs would IKobably have to be Scheduled later, ' ‘
a dear majority ot the total votes sst . ' , ■
Some 2,700'ltoiaoistB are eligible to vote. Battotiag will be at the hall at ^ Baldwin Ave. The polls will be open for 35 hours —tnm 6 k.m. tomorrow until 7 a.m. Friday.
Incumbent Raymond Norman seeking re-eieriion as, flnaiKial secretary.' Mia oppooriiti Ptonk WUUamit, John Pritchett and tlcnald Jotaqaan.
The incumbent recordiag secretary Marold Raddifle will iH flte Ban Oartato.
United Rtatea aad Ms AUtos to retofisB to Hnsta.
Despite the furor caused by the J3 plime episode, Eisenhower said he «tiil is hopeful....
what be called toe grSat isaues of toenday.
.log the American people not to be diB(racte< from the real international. inroUenu ot the day, senbowm-, weal on to act f^rth me of those problems.
Ho awafleaed reeniflratiMi af
af glide tram toeambeat Jae MMU wlU be Idtoiaa Oowtoy. Candidates for sergeont-at-anns are Tliomas O’Donohue, Rovert Eaam and Samud Phreets.
Stop commtttee chairman, Lawrence Hartman, must defeat challenger Matthew McEntee to gain second term.
Five fmionists are competing for two trustee posts. They are Algie Bladt Jr., Farrd Dodds, John Shearer, Tom White and Clyde Hatted.
Final tabdation of toe battoto probably won’t be conipteted be-fne late Friday afternoon, Kehoe lid.
Memben of UAW Local 853 (;'ont1«; Motor) are in their second day of balloting to pick dde-gates to tbe otate AFL<!K) convention scheduled for June. TMtty-two candidates are in the race for the 13 delegate seats.
Ilte polls Witt dose at 8 a.m. tomorrow at local headqnarten, 386 E. Kaj^Rd,
Rods Display Carvings
MOSCOW (li-Six hiind^ hmry carvings dating fipm the third century B.C. to^ ^present were put on display today at Moscow’s Or-, iental Qiltoret Mtueum. Tafi re-
alms radaelloB,'and teaMval si
In^ )3ilna. Japan,' Ceylon, Buv ma, the United Arab RenMc, Guinen and Soviet Bsp«^ to Oeiflral-Asia.
starts, to bring a reaeaieh pro* gram on a new cfaemical-HoapedaIr ly E that dwmical Utta or dioabla* witlita minutes and can bt spread over tboHsanda of square inUas to tato than aa hour.
OfFOmtniN VEIY WEAK Oite Information is exoeediighf weak on toe quality of Sovtof to^ continental mlasilea. and on ^ fixe of Ruasto’s atomic waribndi^ We don't kaaw, far oxampla,; how far tiwjr*ve gattan on mto riles that esrif cha^ osona ‘ ea route. Therefore, we dea*f
Xhniahebev tote braoN^ riwu( ^ and tarribie wcapona ha k developing. Somt, he dalma, art atoMSf rea4y Jgr action.
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Hie U. S. has no ciddtnee of then; weapona. Ant no evidenca either that he won’t have them loon—whatever tbty ara.
The oftaatim lo fike that JasT
IMwe Pearl Baibsr to too, only ’
worm. We kaaw thea fitel fltel Japanese ware ap to aometoliw.t
We did not have an accurate pictura of what Japan could do^ ao we didn’t have the right da<( fenaea in the right plaoes. fiHOE fSBg tnifi The situation ia worse now. Pentagon military men say privately. Wa know lem about Rnaria than we knew about Japan.
We have tor lem time to case of ritock.
Aay Red atom-mlsrile atteek
'Iliase acrious holes in our to-fonnation about Khrushchev’s war weapona won’t be solved Iqp planes with Ug cameras flying naar or
That is just /one phase of the spy race between Ruaria and the U. 8. It’s a race as important and as complicated as the missfle race.
Soo Lcwicl Resigns
LONDON (IVAdm. Sir Oiarlet i«nb, 59, Britain’s first sea lord, Savfl (to bis post today becauae of ill healtti. liunb to to a hoqittal suftertog from coronary thrombo-ria. The new first ma lord to Adm. Sir Casper John. 57.
- Dr. WiUtom R .. tor of First Praritop-terton Gfaureh-tor 30 ysua, announced at a recent atosttog of toe Weiriob ha ptiM to rritoa sjanritoM ttb year.
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, mAY 11, I960
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MSU Open House Slated This Wp^end
EAST LM48ING (UPlKAp Id-
• foB eard <H apiKti «
tba vanity, soipc 190 projects 41s-playai toy nlMibeni U the Jupier EngbMcring TcebRksI Sodpty. « IMS and an aB-
ttoe aiiMal Mtchigaa State Utever. ■toy ofM house scheduled for this
Psniite of MSU students from tteoi^teiMt die stats srara ta the aflsir.'oncials —w * * *
Oftar twBto scheduled ipduded
Joaetri) PuUtser. who . estab-Bshad the Pultoaer Prises, told his reporters on "The New York Worltr'^lhat. "ft ki dffieolt ta lee the truth when you we prejtahced, but try always to sm the truth
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Esther Williams Resigns as Swim Pool Firm Piexy
LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Actreaa- to court by her former huebaiid.
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dey reeisned at presideat of a multimiUion-doUar twimmlng pool corporation when We appealed at fed^ court bankruptcy hearing.
WilUame appealed in court, she simultaoeousiy released a letter mailed to directon of the
of White Plains. N.Y., k which ibe accused director Don Pnieas U *'abuakig the faith and oonfklence'’ placed in him.
She eaU aha taM I adauBletrater ef the he mmt aoeept eele tty for teBme ef tt the
Mt«i
actor Ben Goge;' her tax coneul-tant Paul Ziflren, Dosocratic na-tksal cammitteeman, from €MK fomia; and her attwney Sidney lewe of New York City.
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She told newsmen after the court appearance she devdted full time the swimmiw pool buaineaR. even canceling three motion pic-turea to do ao.
Mies Williams and Prueas formed the pool corporation several years
Muskegon Popul Decrecues by 2y6t0
MUSKEGON Iff - Offidal pre-mloaiy canaua tlgures Worw Muskegon with a 1980 population ol 0,819, a ibop <a 2,610 from die ISSOoenaua.
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Herman R. Carlisle, Ninth Dis-tnct census supeiviaor, and City h^anager George F. Uddle be-leved It followed A trend eiqerl-
a move to the suburbs.
The naw flgurei County with an owurall population of 1«J31. a whi of 2I,2M ewer
_ (T It ta. He'e all dreMcd ijp for Me part in the'movie '‘High Time,” where, u .en-average coUege pledge, he done a girl’s regalia. With him in the movta ta Nicole Maurey, a ml girl, as can be seen from thisidcture.
'Postal Gas, Fuel Hikes iPiobably Will Be Rejected'
PtIE TRIAL lUDGET TERMS LItERAL TRADE-IN
Pontiac Gish Register
Sales — Service — Supplies SS7 S. Seginew St. Ponliec FE 8-9801
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Republican les^tiva leaden told President Elsenhower Tuesday that Coo-gress probably will not pass hie || inopeeals to increaae poaW rates ~*end gasoline and aviation futi
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So GOP Leaders Tell Eisenhower
Oongraae to increaae the tax aviation gasoline from 2 to 4Vi oenta a galhm and to impoae an equivalent levy on Jet furis, whldi
Thta r^ort was a "great dtaap-^alntmenT' to the PresIdenL House OOP leader Charles Halleck (R. Ind) told report^.
The Presideat’s roeaa
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The GOP leaders also recom m«dad that dte President veto bill to provide
$251 million in federal aid to dta-vsaed areas.
Halleck said the administration to provide 53 million d(d-in U. S. aid would do more to help really depcsaaed araas.
Senate G(»> leader Everett M. DIrksen (R-Dl) said no one ta en-listaatie about the tax4Miag Is or a pnpoaed increaae In ■tal rates.
'‘One toight wen conjeeture thm's no great likelihood of ac-
The President has pcopoaed a nearly acroaa-tfaedward tncreaae _ Mtal ratoa, kiduding a flya-cent letter, a fourcent post card and an 8<ent air mail rate.
The BdiiilniBtrngiin hae eup-parted a haW meat a-galhn basal la the gaaolhM tax to iear-aad«-
Cancer'Suspect Chemical in Air
Pack-a-Doy Suburbarf Puffer Gets as Much os City Nonsmoker
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Enjoy your (Sol5en RDebding “
while you’re young ! Choose the
whiskey made golden nuld and mellow for modern tastes ,
In a big city inhales more of chemical amqpected of canting lung cancer than a jM»«-aay amekec ‘ the suburbs, a adenttat said
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Or. Eugene Sawidd of the Rob4 art A, Taft Sanltaiy Ei«ineetkig Cealnr here reported on resulti of an ISmonth preOminary study of the benzpyrroe content of the air in US dtiee and 28 rural areas.
■HwpyrHiij Is bellcwed to eooie.
ta aaaaelated with terry sab-alanebe.
Sawidd said an average non-moker iidialea about 60 micro-gama of tha chemical per year. ★ ★ ♦
He said ao average nanamdter would be a perm trim works hi a dty and Uvea in a auburb. A person who Mves and works in ‘
he said.
Judge's Wife CHes
DEARBORN tfi-Mrs. Helen E. Martin, wife <rf municipal Judge George T. Martin and a native of
Chceankig, died d a JMmt_________
Monday. She' had been an in-Dearborn adnota for
16 years.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, iVEPNgSDAY^ MAY 11. i960
QUm Up Joii ButfMsi $m smmo, Wi
Tlw ol fM AntMl* «*n M tat not ,dt ttM Jitfl %oaiM Citf Mamter Ljm Andrews A
an eariy 4;Doiakm on rental rates triaonm ln,the new ooua-tyjriL ^
Ugaite nr brown coal hat tome-what the appearance of decayed
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FXMW COLUm, Cofodl -lYom the Larimer County Times: "Water it the cheat feed- Give antmahi plenty of
RttWHY THE BAKEHC OF BONO BREAD OBTAINED THE EECtPE FbR dQOMNEatt IRISH OAIMEAL BREAD AND ^IMPORTED FRa^^ IREIAND THE NECKSARV DEUCIOOC IRISH OATMEAL. BO NOW THS BREAD 16 A>MILABLE IN MDURTOWN. IT COMES IN AN ATTRACTIVE VELLOiy AND 6REENCEU0PHANE WRAPPER TO INSUREFLAMOR AND I FRESHNESS. AND Y3UR FAVORITE STORE HAS ITi
Automakers Held Liable
N*w Jwtty SuprwiM Court Bocks Guarontoo on Dofoctivo Ports
TRENTON. N J. W i*- The New Jeraey Supreme Court MonOo'
cert, in tptte of their atandard warranty.
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, a SO decision the court held Chiytler Coip. and Btoomfield „. .ori Uiddt tor a new car which waa wrecked becauee (d defective
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The dedtion came to a caae to-votvhv a ear bought by Oau^ H. Henntogaen of Keaiuburg, at t Motbefi Dty gift tor hit wift to
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It wta a atw Plymodh. Tm dtya
driving it, tbs car swerved off the rt>ad end hit e toidc wdl. It wea domUahed. She testified aomethliv snapped to tht ateettog mecfaa< ilm.
■•Mtogasa wM a IMN Jadg-ned tor damaga «a the ear and |M,dM tor tojntoa to hto wife.
Chrysler apd Bloomfield Motors contended their warranty covered only replacement of defective parts, if they were sent to the factory by the buyer. Tbt wumty Is tbe standard one used by all major American car manufactur-
"Tbe ingenuity of the Automobile Manufacturera’ Atan. by means of Its stadardtoed torn, has metamorphoaed the warranty into a device to limit the maker’f liability," Frands said.
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Mast 1 la t. ■■ " V FABRIC SALE NEW 9WNG AND SUMMM -COTTONS^ red toiifc. wida «w!to! Fifth aad masdt.
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<A monkeys could livf in apace in the yx months. Men could do the same thing, he says. You'd Just have to mdce the space unit a little bigger.
Pathologist Dios at 52
DBTTROrr <* — Funeral service
Cass, Dowagiac Areas Jump in Population
WiUiam J. Loos, pathologist and director U laboratories bentre Hosidtal. Loos died Sunday. IMe was 52.
REMEMBEIl WHEN PARKING WAS
NO PROBLEM?
and Cass counties were rqxsrted todhy to have gained populatkm of 620 and 8,34B respectively in the past 10 years.
The district census office at Benton Harbor rqnrted to Mayor Eugene Jeniaon that the new population in Dowagiac from the 1960 was 74M, compared with 6,564 in 1950. Cass County^i piyu. bdkm in the 1960 cmsus jumpt ' to 36,628, up horn 38,382 in 1950.
The area was reported to be in “ptyulation exidosion” belt southwest Michigan, which was said to extend between Niles and Dowagiac, 'primarily in the Barron Lake, Howard, Milton, and Silver Cre^ and Pokagoh areas.
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^ (EdUor^i note: The editorials vrinUd today are written by mem-hers of the editorial department who are ordinarUy employed in other papacitiae.)
You Be Among 1960 IVaffic Draths?
U you^ a motorist who Ukes to hop In the car and di^ye around scenic Oakland County on sunny weekends, then maybe we*d better wish you a happy Memorial Day, July Fourth, t^)or Day, Thanksgivhig, and Christdbis ail in one.
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JadfiRf friMB tke current ittugiiUr an , County Mgbwayi, you nwy not be aro^ to en^y aonie at all of these oominf holidays. ^
At the presmt time, the County is averaging two traffic deaths per week. At that rate, six motorists will not be with uS by Memorial Day.
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Moreover, 16 won’t be here for Independence Day and 34 will miss Labor IMy. Lboldng way ahead, the traffic toll should be in the neighborhood of 66 between now and Christmas.
Peliee and sheriffs deputies throughout Oddand County fear the 1960 ton wiU go over 100. Last year it was only 82.
Currently the death toll sUuids at 37. It was only 23 as of this date last year.
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In fact, to be <m a par with last year’s toll of 37, Mr. Motorist, would have to keep the slate free of ^atato -from now until July 5.
So take it easy behind that whed. There were seven traffic ' fatalities in May last year. There haven’t been any yet this May.
Let’s go for a shutout.
Voter Apathy May Kill Citizens for Miciugah
Is voter apathy—the thtam in the side of democracy — slowly pricking to death atizens l!br Michi^?
its founder Oxoaox Roichxt, hates to admit it
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He says the success od CFM is “not assured.”
Pontiac’s chapter has disbanded. **No participation or interest” was given as the reason after sevoi meetings with an avepur* attendance of eight
moutha ahut-pity the poor thcre’e a war, J«n reowm-that it WiU matter then.
‘On Your Way Out Drop Those in the Mail’
You Can Give Meuiing to Last Years of Aged
There are Mme^25 patients In the winter of their lives (average age is 68) at the Oakland County Medical ‘ Care Facility who often ttiink of death and often thirst for a look at , life, rather than its shadow.
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These, most them alone in the world, are afforded every care and ctnnfort during their eonflni^^^ ment. Only lacking are adequate provisions to salve their awareness of life’s eclipse and to satisfy their spiritual needs. These, to the aged, are as important as medicine.
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The Facility has only six television sets for the entire patient population. With no projector of their own, movies come only when a civic group committee chairman ranembers to include an infrequent hospital visit on ho: agenda. The Chaplain’s Room affords privacy but little spiritual environment. A rug and some religious pictures for the walls are just * a few of the things needed.
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Thomas J. Leonard, managar of the Fadfity, says, ^In dl ^ 20 yoars I’ve been here, I have nevar met a patient who has wanted to die. Ibcy all want to hang on to aoe what is going to happen
“I did not anticipate the depth of apathy amcmg Michigan citizens which we have encountered,” RoMiftT, of Bloomfield Hills, said.
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Encourggemait, not discouragement, comes from some other Oakland CFM leaders. One said that his group was by no meaiu giving up the ship, ^ although he admitted being
“troubled with apathy,” ....
Rochester’s group has two meetings a month, s total membership of 50 snl Ineeting nt> tendance which ranges between 12 and 35 persons, ttoomfield HAIb says it has 200 . ’’paid” mmnbcrs but only an ”active” group of about SO.
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CFM’s stellar test cmnes in Lansing May 21 at a general membership meeting. Whether they favor a constitutional convention and Iftchi-gan’s tax problems wlU be tbio big questUm. Disagreement could spell defeat.
And, wUbont fail, those non-participating men and women who said phooey when CFM was starting up last fall wiU be the first to say ”1 told you so ”
These are the same people who say at election time: ”What’s one little vote count anyway?”
Dairid Lawrence Says:
Spy Plane Criticism Unjustified
Voice of thtf iPeopie
*We Had Enough Nerve but Not Enough Sense*
I «M wO hwl caoush serve ts go Istc pteturm but sot cnoui^ •enae to keep our pilot. Aim. U the Oema get Into offlee -^ ber u4io wee tn olOee-wboi M fine
Don^t Understand Commit Continues What Cpmplaint Is* About Chessman
Patrick Thomas ss^ hi Voice of i don’t think this aPsy rat. Cbess-the People that "a commoMr has nian. ha« paid sufficiently Iqr a about as much chance of marry* ^ margin. Let’s give his "sac* - *«». *.
dent of the United Stotes." Many seems to be m interested. _
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killed Instead of the kfflarr' that goea tor dnmk Arlvera vrho wlt-neema st the scene of sa aoddent admitted bring the driver, but bs rm mori grateful to the dark- ^ ***.
aton volunteer Are department tor
Uieir ifHwin— (hiring my recent <lmd man. Natuislly ba dn Mn iliwiB Ostarbera md he’s free to murder agahi.
They’ll Soon Leam Just Want*
Ike’g No Xooaeveir to Help €OP
Ruarians wallm e*at taps we fadnbpyef'* ^ vem before, so they pmbably bank
on having us bum our paws In my ““
~ lese mess. ^ Democrats won't get any
ao. I pardculariy remember a Mr. .
rrbomai Uncoin whose son “made You re to be congratulated on h” a century ago. . your editorial on die Cbwenton
And according to all the ac- CM«» counts that have been puWlshed or uttered, a commoner married Royel Oak
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the Cheasman caaa. When you my,
Praises Clarkston Fire Department
WASHIMQTON-Someridie He dedaied: department uid the Congress and
comntonts betog made currently on '-nie Amoiqan forcea must ba die Antterican people.
^ U.S. plane that ^ Amnta iqjprtKd of any future prepara- "We cannot permit another in K««n W.c«n«ttk.in.rt*.l
Thus, it is be- ^ their answer to that demand, which would jtoUaw a si mil ar ing Ipmanted And I want to lake advantage of, utl"* bom across the Rnaiton tbat the ineideiit the opportwiity to compUmriM and bordera.'* bapincned “juat thank Director Allen W. DUOst and Both sldas are engagad in coring, before the aum- hia remarkaUe eorpa tor the ad- Khruahehev talks in righteous tones mit conterenoe,” mlrabie way tn which they have aa tf the QmoMmiata do nothliig
as if tUs were met ths situatian through thesf on thta soort. *- --* —
aoraething "in^ later years. They nre entided to lattsn. portune.” Actis- the hlgbest eonunenadton by dw ainde.
their behalf in the Chineae They’re
credit and dtat’a ail ha’a after. Ha’s Just trying to make the Ra* publicans hlg.
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*Mo>e Scriptures Could Save Lives’
I’ve been wondering why wa can’t have a tew mora Scriptures on bttlboanto atong the hl^ays
nA «<th anl
a Keoaeveit. Already he teHs the warld Nlaan nmy have It “ail In*’ ter him. The Ms have eanght an.
maathed ipeeohes, ha la-tenda la «s hame,...............
laden, bovwvar. has Juri been ^ »**^.“*
ally, tt would have been moat unfortunate if the
enrred after the summit conference. For then a long time would have elapsed before the matter could have been dieted of by the govemmentt concerned at a ■uhaequent summit riiow.
R is also belngjWMiled that the President should have known in detail every miaote of die daqr.
Dr. William Brady Says:
Go for Good Nutrition, Forget Fancy Medicine
If yoa ask »>• what «
“Deteriofation of a tissue'or an organ in which Ita vitality is di-
every pilot in the toi^dung opera-
dons of die United States overseas, • bigto of Mrw^, K that this particular flight could P“bsr by chemical change of the have been canceled. .
This is precisely what the Com- Po«n of abnormal munists desii«-to halt all def^ niatter in the tis-(Hierations by the AlUes, imduding sues’’ (Webster! informatkmdadiarlng, while fliey ‘ “ OeteriiHatlon:
themsrives pursue their customary change from a infiltration and wytog projecta. higher to a lower To say dmt the rrasHwit
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9 gays it is difficult to find people idio are concerned. We are derelict to our mpoiudbUity to tke
• human needs of these oldsters. Isn't ' siHndtme, o’ emne g^roup. concerned
• enough to see that they have something to live for tomorrow?
The Man About Toym
Tulips Delayed
White Chapel Display Is Feeling the Late Spring
an: A guy iriio doesn’t eooperate with the eal-
Michlgan’s largest and most beautiful eegmentrateA^uUp display (right bora itt our own Oakland county), wUl be at lU best during the coming week. It Is at .White Chapri Memorial Park in Ttoy Townabip, less than ten miles southeast of Pontiac. ,
According to Manager
Dorval D. Symons,
some added vari|ti*s this year push the number well above the ip0,000 mark, considerably more than eter before.
With a little warmer weather, they wUl reach their peAk next Sunday, but if it remains cool the show will not be at Its best until later next week, and without doubt will be good until around May 25.
All are arranged in symmetrical beds, some of which number several thousand. Every possible color Is represented, aU from overseas bulbs.
The dlspluy M free to ell, and everytolng can be seen without leaving your car. Keep to the right at all times on the drive-ways. It Is a good plan to go early in the day, to avoid the crowds.
The park is open every day, including SundiWS, from e^ht o’clock in the morning until sunset.'
Pram Pontiac the best ^uto to White Chapel Is-^east on Auburn Ave., through Auburn Heights, to Cnx^ Road, where you tom rigdit three miles to Bast Long Lake Road, on which Is the entrance, a few rods.esst of Crooks Hoad.
PewMs’ fUgM er sladlsr proj-eris se as to be aUe to tarw them OB V eft at wfil to to attritarte to the preridMKy eaper-bmnea 'reepouribllHi ee The esw-eopt it eacli ngbSi has. M eeuTM, beea dtoflwned at the top
‘Radical Socialist Take Over Dents’
The radicpl Socialists are taking over the Democratic party once more and Adlal Steveneon will J»e the candidate. He’s their favnite for be believes in giving everything to everybody everywhere as long as the Americao taiqiayers art saddled with the bills, plus imerest.
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People would see these rigbs aii6 thiidi twice briore driving feck* • lessly and <aome men who are bound tor beer gsrdene and clubs where drinks are, a(dd might bt saved tor their families.
L. N. If.
Smiles
And if you will And S cents
’ less functionally active tortn.’’
(Doriand)
“ Retrogresstvel change ki cells (nrf tissues in conse- OR. BRADT quence of whirii the functioning power is ket and , the living substance becomes con- STSSTVaSLe
veiops to me. I’ll sSiid you Iktle leaaaa No. 12, Chronic Joint Dis-rtOity, srfaiefa tells bow to correct your nutritional deficiency and n»-tard, amst or even reverse tbe degeneration—{Remote regenera-tton. This it aU nutritkiCl, remem-
psIHn to tarterrspt them.
They’UNever Rest Until They It AU’
I do my share ot griping, but things are gettirig m bed it’s pltitol.
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For the taut It years we bad eriy to pay a gtata dsg tax. New we mart pay aaetber W tor vaeelMtlea bfilere we ena buy the sense oM deg Uoenee. Thh to jeri-ki nwlhwest Oektand Oinnly. H ebenid be
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By thetknelpayril-mytaxes'IhBvelMleftandwHhthiee dogs,* at leaves 15 to tot on tlU next year, Ink whkt leally bodiefx me is « e win come up with an ordinance o
Oeaeral antbeilty to eerty I ee was delegaled.
Tbe United States government.
“*y ** xud my teeth. However, if they don’t, 1 know this MI have ^ left Is sure going to bother someone,
IritoNkrie*
, only
_____ _ called the retrogressive change
trhtkin, to not Ukdy to be hdlcd ’’patholo^caL’’ And I wish he had hUo the dangerous attitude that, said funettoning power to im-wfaUe diploinato talk, all weapons paired or diminished. Certainly must be grounded and America it to not lost toitfl one turns up mult take the chance of being one's toes.
SiBdman’s definition to the best, Case ReCOrdS Of R PsycholORistl I tWnk, only I wish he had not ;._ i i ' ■ ' ' i' _
Marriage Problems Aren’t Sudden^
sties that ‘cairy nuclear
' Aon’s story is a sequel to yet-' to make us think hto drunkenness ierday’s confession by his wife, to toe focus at the proUem. Dorothy. Seray^k these true e -k *
due ome^foft^help^- Alcoholtom to usually just an ex-to or pentrintog to dtoease. body. Wives, ux^e ny and quit temal symptom of i{ serious inner
nrin. I..U fr.a,L. r«n. Degeneration to not litoeaae and tUUnp us 4octwi, ‘We were borntog. The vjcltn to in a serioue ^ contoslng them ktols to a great happily ^rrM fw IS years, ^tintionai conflagration.
rM> is more mstraniMf snd . . T ® — muMmIu . Wnti eoM*t
Later, I talked to Dorothy in.detail and gave her Qw booklet men- ' tkmed briow.
Wives, ptanae wake up before ^ H is toe late. qnH tenag ns Am- *
sensiUe. Tbe adraintotration has again and again briefed members at" both parties in secret about intelligence activlttos.
Sen. Lyndon Johnson, the Democratic majority leader, during the course of a splendid speech to the Senate, said on Tuesday:
“Esptonage and intelligence-gathering are not something that cause the ’cold war.’ They are merely by-products of the ‘edd war’—something that follows logic, ally iriien natians cannot trust e«^ other. , .
GhalrawB CZarsMe Caaaea, Denworat, of tha Bowse Appro-
chronic joint dtoaUHfy.
to ast a dtoaase, <
He feels b» fire with tear, worry, hnmfliarion, conscience.
Became at tots eoasamlag ki-aer “firo"', he seeks a Nre es-eape. Thns, mlUtans sf sleohollcs setoi Moeever that whisky wH
aste of statesmaaridp, i ttoBsassME toe Osatidl H
The Coantry Parson
Verbal Orchids to-
Mr. ani Mfy. Mury L AlleH of 85 iSoutii Roeelawn Drive; SZnq, i ding anolverpary.
Mr. and Mn- Arthur L Moattomi
of Auburn Bsigtats; 54th wedding a.
sisr'
er,** sayi a tlran designer. ‘Diey also
d^ of misunderstanding and In- *2^ feremir hu^boMdiO effective treatment. Take to- in- j^Jf^ huOm^ T^ hnmfiiarion, guilt or twinges of
stance the most famBlar and wide- oflen deny that they havj^M »
equally happy, w keep on gnardl
By GliORflE W. CMANB CASE E^7: Don L., aged 39. to the drudeeft husband of Dorothy, who was debaUng a divorce, as mentioned yestertey.
, "Dr. Crane." be began, alter his wife had urged him to come to my office, "I hate Tbe important point to remember ^ ***
to that the presence of more than Arunc. the normal amount of calieum, "I reafiy wish I cholesterol or tat In the tissue of could quit the bot-the arteries,, or other struc- Oai But I d«’t turea is the oonaequenca' of dp- SMp to have the genmt^ and hot the cause M Ipwmef will power, it. I don’t know why
It to because aoine phyridans whtoky has sue do not quite understohd ttie "retro- oontrM over me. greative change in edis or ttosusk" "Dorothy Ip de-
which constHufes degenerattoi that beUtngadivoree, aadl donTUame vacb TBE FAfTlH they make ludicrous-Attempts To bar. For I have failed her terriUy." restrict the bitaka of cholesterol cAMOCnAAR
in their patientt’ evayday diet.
Please notiee fliat Don says ha
for U years, m
Ihass tUags are ast snUea hi oaset! Tan wives Jest wake ap
And quit believing your husband to quite content just because you;; are! For husbands may wony-
Besides, it often serves ap a -convenient red herring to direct their wives’ attention away from the feet these men are growiiR impotent.
an oases of alcoholism are due to sexual Inferiority com-
do«’t know why whisky has
n be pretty sure that
a {datonic condition over waning erotic vigor tor yean (tmpotenca) to behind foe usual before a wifo seat fbw dire aymp- * husband’s akxfooltom after tbe age toms In aiooboUsm or unfoRfafttl-* of 35 to 40. ness totth a younger pirai. ;
So send tor the ao»profg feook-^ let **How to Prevent Impotence,
So I spent an hour leading Don cnckisii« a stamped retoni' e»-: around to tbe focus of hto problem. vyV>pf. pivit to f««*s Keep tore*" “Tea; Dr. 0mm,” be ftaagy booklets (» fila! admttted, ttoi asand. tam m
B men look longer,
Mrad MeOaslia
of Rocheptor; tlst birthday.
TiSts af fellu oenre fo < mt beeaam they want to be bet-toi-lwt want to appear to be
ir panel w« . patients try/to avoid pafaiful
mwi 1^ . awma TtZ re* ««« ««l t*«W wifi often talk In met isr q lawMa. a ae re mwn consulting a doctor,
year, dire say gMf ^ toow the
U you’re a payii« emtomre, ,al ipot pf tbrir pwMem. a mmhant of medicine you may still prefer to cajl your chronic joint dtoabiUty, "arthritis,” but it to degenoation just the same.
If the dortor
that ywif trouble to “arthritto’:, -But that
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Whallier he takes five seconds or Notice, too, that Don says he a tew mtoutes U she will throw five mimitep^to answey, you mn't lias felled Dopotby tenriUy! That off wamankind’s natural passivity know aiqr mere about It you to hto dtogutoed rifenM» to hto and bccMire more aeductivo in do now. (Mxoal impotence, though ka tries
* HonaeHnws It icqiiios bsnis -Is dig am lbs ndrei^ amv" plsee thataakkesOMprente^ear-
Dorsfhy :wmM law seapsot for na V Ms knew *a real bets.
“It I waren’t such a coward, I'd have comndtted pokside. fe-Itead, I jmt get dead dnmk evoy night, ao. rile doesn’t suRiect my real |»oidem.” ' '
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Then 1 explained to Don that impotoooe is dsdaily a state af fact to aluWyi mind. Aiid h smart wife can generally banish such a problem tn
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SEVEN 1 1
MiAigan Vacation Trail ^ ^
To Honor Pere Marquette Atop Ludington Sand Hill
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OM(^MicWigan’t Par* Mu^mIb. tlw priMt
historic litM is located at Uidii«-ton at<9 a aand dune overiooking the c^.’B L«ke Michigan harbor.
A.hup ated croH marks the death site, on May 18. »?5, cl Pw«, JacqiMa Nterquette. Jendt ntarion-ary and explornr.
Each year m the anaiveraary el Para Masqaetta’s death, the
honored by the Pare Maripiette pllgriBMge. Hw ceremoay la-eludes a slow-niovlaf matareade over an etght-mlle rente' tram lAdlnitoB It the crass.
During the nigM the haly i died at the age tia. the body waa Hrst buried at the JaaduUi.'lMt soon afterwards waa BMved to 8t. Ignaoe. when ft nh audM for men tita 198 ysaia. It wga later taken to the campus of Marquette University at Mtt-■ ,Wis.
A wreath is placed on the shrine and a narrative script on the life of the missionary-eiqplorer is read.
For many year* Indians of the Ludington region maintained a rustic cim atop the dune. The steel cross was erected and the rite
Pere Marquette became ill while on a mission, to huftan 'villdges scattered along the shores of Lake
observed its centennial arailver-sary. During the sununer months the cross is lighted at night and is visible lor miles.
placed him in a canoe and raced northward hAvard Mackinac Island, base df the Roman Catholic Mission in the Great Lakes region where medical care was avaUabie.
When the party reached the
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The compoeer of one ol the worid’a moat famous hymns, “The (ftd Rugged Cross,’* ia honorsd by a huge rustic cross along U. S. 131 north of Reyd Qty.
The crcM, illl^ one of Mtdd-gan’s main northnouth highways, directs travelers to the home of the late Rev. George W. Bennard. h^ cated five miles northeast of Reed aty.'
a marker in the yard of a country chinch along M40 between Niles aqd CsssopollB He- was p there at the time he compoaed "The Old Rugged CToea.”
Prince Philip Joker at Heart, Whitney Learns
LONDON (AP)-With a twfaikle in his eye, Prince PhiTip pretended to mistake UJ5. Ambassador John Hay Whitney tor a movie star.
It happened at the London pr^ mfere of “The Big Fisherman, and ^bwy and his wife were at one end S the riwfeiviri Ifi^^ the loUiy of the movie house.
The Queen’s husband m straight for the American envoy and asked: “How do you dof And what part do you iday in the film?”
Whitney, who luis met Philip sods^ and officially many times,
kxAed surprised.
Dehdpan, PhUip asked: are In It, aren’t you?’’
Then, with a laug^, he said: "Of course not, my mistake."
said diplomatically with
We’re approadting June, the month when graduates end their schooling and begin ^their edu^-tion ... A bachelor is a dtap wbo’d rather haye a girl ask how. he’s been than where he’
Earl Wilson.
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The World's Finest
Heinz KMchlip
Maxwell House Pure —Off Label
Instant Coffee
5c Off Label -
Rinsotlue
5c Off Label*
Fab Detergent
ift'i Salad i>fes$inf
Miracle Whip
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We Ate Celebrating Our 6fh Anniversary in Ponfioc with Speciol Sole Items on This Poge and, Following Two Poges!
W«orr
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Larg*
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Quart
Jar
89* 2S° 25’ 45’
Wrigl^
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SUNDAYS
CUNNINGHAM'S TEL-HURON 6th
ANNIVERSARY SALE
FOLDING
DOORS
to.32'^x-80'^ Easy to instoll-^Eosy to_
clean.
Heg. $0.95
$>99
Wh»* Cop* Cod
BORDER
SECTIONS
35"x9" Vertkol PKk«»
39
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RILBS
Pink Colld 8ulb
Home Plont In o Speciat Urvbredkoble Pot— Guaranteed to Grow
$|29 ***
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DRUG STORES
TEL-HURON STORE ONLY
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Moy m lo Moy 24lll FREE PARKIN& FOR OVER 1000 CARS
Spring Conetrt, TiiMriay, Moy ITHi, 7:30 P. M. — Fi— to Public
Our GoMtn Hnngnr
ANIIIVERSJUIY mm
Im Milo Sliol li 6 Slinlig Duoritor Oiltni
Tlnindijr, Miy 12 - Friday, May 13 1 p.ni. to 9 p.111.
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**WdeoDM . ^ . to oar oxciting bow w<n1d of boauty ... cmtod tor tho modem women of vision and imagination.'* HefrethmaUs Served
sri-’i”
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BeooHfolijr Dry Cleaned and Pressed
Vera O^ering, enmer
DRY ClIANIRS end SHIRT LAUNDIRIRS T&IUMM
COSMEnCS
Td>Hiumi Shoppiag Center
21 UST lOIOR
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ANNIVERSARY TIME of
PoworRit
5-TUBE
lADIO
SALE
of
SUMMER .i SUITS
GROUP #1
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KRESGE COMPANY
Regularly to ^55.00
Men, here's a real cool buy!... And not only priced right bpt timed rightf Crisp new lightweight Summer Suits (Wash arK^Weors included) NOW at the, very beginning gf the Summer at a price you'd never expect to find so early in the season. All^ patterns and all sizes at either OSMUN'S store during the great celebration of ' rthe 6th onniversory of our Tel-Huron opening.
Dwwntown Fenfiac Tel-Hurwr Center
Opite Meik. frl^ Ogea M«a.» TIuift., Ffi..
$4^..'tM 9 P.M.
'HI 9 Rjyi.
Doy Chorgis
SALE STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 12TH
' 25 DRESSES, reg; 7.98-14.98 .........$1
25DRESSES, reg. 7.98-14.98 .....,. . . ..$2
100 DRESSES, reg. 8.98-14.98 ......... $4
lOODRESSES, reg.ip.98-19.98 .........,|6 _
DUSTER COATS, reg. to 22.98 .......$7 op
RAINCOATS, reg. to 14,98......!... .87 op
CAR COATS, reg. to 14.98 ..........$7 up
SUITS, reg. ttj 24.98 ............$12 up
SLACKS, reg. to 4.98...............!. .$3
SWEATER SAVINGS:
Bon-Lon Sllpons ............... .$2
Bon-Lon Cardigans ......... ....,..$3
Fur-BlerKis................... i...$4
.v-Bulkies . .-.-sv. .y. .....<.......$4
NYLONS, reg. $1 pr.........3 pain for $1.50
<ioU kr h^Mt omlft
JEWELRY, reg. $1-$2 ...... ... .2 for $1
FAMOUS MAKE Bras, Girdles........10% off
Mony, Many Mora Veiu«$ Too Numarout to Mention
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Annirenary Sp^ekri
RAYON CHAI PUIDS ■ •
Exciting moehine woshoble spun ports — Nayr conrtbinotions in brigl blue, red, browns, pinks, turquolN pietefy craoae retlitont — Moke waists, blouses, full skirts — 1^ wovwi pioid for home lumiihings • sew, easy .to core fort
Sole
Priced
63
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MEN'S BOOSTEI
Heavy fcd>ric for longer v Thick cushiony crepe for extni comfort.
Colors Blue o Brown.
Sizes? toll.
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TELEGRAPH and HURON STREETS May ISih la May 24H|
iday — Fridmy — Satnrday *tU 9 P. M. ' •
Spring Conctrt, Tunfdoy, May 17fh, 7:30 P. M.r*Frta la Public
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THE UGHIEST GOLF SHOE YET!
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•MATWN’ NUSHO nUKIN IV WOlVailK
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, ttunfy ftoti for your furt-In-fho-iun tlint ... and prieod so low too. Colors art black and rod. fisdt S to lO^of. Meo »J9
Anniversary SiOe Prka
SMmt mi Otmt ikMf OpM Ihon., M., M., Mi tai OUiMr CMlMW Mm. 'M t fall
imTED SHIRT ;
AimiVERSARY SPECIAL!
FOR 3 DAYS ONLY!
TknOiy, FiMw. SMnby, Mw It 13,14
SHIRT SALE
^ THOIISMIOS OF REGULAR $2.91 WASH i WEAR WHITl SWRTS
WV ONS AT 1M REMIUR PtKI •IT ANOrm SHUT FOR U 4 . TO# fH I Mt ftff
' Alt OM porftet, fifit quality shirts. Wash ondy^Mor whit* bfoodcIqlK of fmm quolity. Stytod with wrwt short tprsod cOl^r and ctiffi. All
OPEN EVEMNiS TO 0
UNITED ^HII^T
m4NH0N SHOPPmO OENTER
^ ANNIVERSARY
SaHpH SALE ^
Wawa'f aai CUUIM’I TOniB OXrOIBS
1st quality Amarican modt Iannis OKfords in blue, rad, whitt. Sizas ora infants' siza 6 to woman's lor^^sizalO.
Reg. Price
Atmivenary Sale Price
Wnm'§ LmUwi CaiuIi
A varloty of Brand Now Stylet to chooM from In laathor or straw combinations. All of the wsntad ootofS and itylaf.
Silts ara 4V^ to 10.
of the new TEL-HURON. CHILDREN’S SHOP where you will find all Nationally Advertised Brand Names of Infants’, Girls’
FREE GIFTS!' and Boys’ apparel that that you know and do trust Stop in today.
Kiddles for free Gifts! ‘ FREE DRAWINGS! Enter your ikme fot drawing of |26-|1Q- |5 - ' |5.|6 jggt CDrtificates of merchandise in our store. I^^brchsse necessary. Drawing May 28th .i^t 8:0(k p.m. — Need not be present to win.
^utstandhif saleetioiui of basnti-f utf dressM and plty-wasr for gliis 1 to* : 14. “Kty Groenwsy • Ofyssa • VloUi-Jsck Borgenicht -Judy Kent. PUymore of ' Cslif.
New Clamdigger
Duo
Bf Pauker
I' S|98 5-
Sizes 8 to 7
Outer — SbaM” BttMi to 14.
Gala Openinf Special!
Sises OOc
7 to 14 €FaT
Gala Opening-Special!
GIRLS*-SWIM SUITS.
•88
$2
Gala Opening Special!
BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS
Bto Kiba Wash and Weu Mm S to 7.
99°
Gala Opening Special! CURTTY DIAPERS
'^taS Oaatttr $088 Dot. Oimtt 1> MW
Gala Opening Special !
Boys* BOXER SHORTS andPOLO iSt
SM. ' $166
S to M JLr
Ey^rything for tho BABY-‘^ep’8, of Course!-
TEL-IIRIR
TeLHuron 6th Annivenory
SALE
starting thursday at 9:30 a. m.
sove 40% ■ on
fomous
yfkik^ShHt . '^clamdiggers" $^97
ib. usually K95
^Tremendous savings—possible only because this fomous maker is discontinuing tl^e style! Your cue to hurry for a wordrobe of these favored roll-leg, saddle-stitched pants now! Block, blue, brown, green, pink sailcloth. Sizes 10-18.
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summer shirts ^2**
usually $2.98
Ail roll-sleeve, stay-fresh cottons in solids, prints, embroidered styies! White, colors. Yopr size 32-38.
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summer cotton
dresses
Juniors, misses, half-sizes! Tremendous sovings ot the start of the season! Sheaths! Full skirt dresses. Solids, prints and novelties in a variety of styles! ^
spring
coots end suits
formerly $29.98 to $49.98
Misses and junior sizes in o variety of styles, fobrics ond Colors. Open!, buttori amts! FiUed, demi-f)tted suits!
TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER opetT tp ^ p. m. monday, thur^y, fridoy, sotui^y
THE POHTIAC^BSS. WEPyE^DAY. MAY Hi \m
Marty Children Doomed , to Ignorance and Poverty
Slaughkr Count
UNTTED NAtKWS. N Y. (UPI) o^AliwMt IMII tl Uw woridH •ohoel
portuniljr ts davriop tiMir t
For the most put thue lOftitMte dtOdren Uvt ia the «oo-nomicaUy Iws ‘ ‘
where ■ehool* u« inv and tu between and where even the pittaace earnfaifl of tninon ue needed to help keep luniUee from stuvlnt.
Even if the echeide ^exlnted to acooBtmcNfaite them eU. their fam-iUee coidd not apire them from their Jobe. The poverty in tfaeae I makes child labor Im
ion af adaeatiBf yeaa| people today Is Mt ae madi oae el teaehhm IlMme tto *«flMoe Vo.» wMeh they ieani as a natter al coarse, as af rksaasllag thdr
I Mwlgy
In countrlea wMch already have an educational^ system, the report aed, young people m more guidance than they are now getUrnt to he^ them chooaa s^
Thcac qaestiaas are dlscasaed hi
Unked to the United Natkm.
The report pointed out that everywhere are so pre-
that fliey do not ghra. snfScieiit attention to primary issues ai youth's development and its relatioas with
The laaaao aro af staggntag Oise la data, Africa, the MkMto
ago af U wark laag hewa an lanas, la faotarloa, aaiaea sad
themselves for white • cottar Jobs Instaad of lor technical and pro-
is is short sopi^.
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Ihranghoot the world, the modem geBerathm of y Ing a disteste for manual To counteract this attitude, eountiiew In particular, the Soviet Union ■— are combining practical work with education eo u to develop in youth an appreciation ftnr labor of all kinds.
In the underdeveloped natione, tno many educated youths prapa|e
5*Doy Cotton Carnival Off to Windswept Start
Democrsts Eye Old Farm Plan
------ - MEMPHIS. Tenn. (API -4 The
ly by the diredorgeneral ci the Ootlon Carnival hits fall stride to-
night with the first of the great
Kii« Frank Norfleet and Quean Loidae Cramp got the five-day
ocd^ wldi Juvenile ddlnquency festival off to a chilly, windewqd
WASHINGTON (AP) - Duno-crals may propoae a return to the farm programs of the Rooeevclt-
start Tuesday night with the arrival of the gaudy "royal barge."
hi this year’s dectians. A 24-member adviaory committee on Democratic farm policy
‘The carnival shows and rides were in lull swing, stretched along a downtown eectlon of the rivcr-fhmt.
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Advisory Group Ur^ Ritum fo 90 Por Ctnt of Parity, Controls
return farm price support levels to 90 per cent of parity and impose more rigid crop controls to katt' Sccumulatian of suiphisea.
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Parity is a standard..........
ing farm prices declared by Mw to be fair to fanners in relafien to prices.dtaiged them.
.Production controls and rapports at thaae levels wo« the keystones of farm programs bvolved under Democratic Presidents Franklin D. RoOaevelt and Harry S. Tfu-
The Eisenhower administration.
away from them, .contending they enoouaged overexpefishn of furm produdivu edacity with resulting
The committee recommenda-tkms will be laid before the Democrats’ platform drafters at the party’s national .convention in U» Ang^ in July.
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The Republican administration has pressed for and obtained re-on in price sqiports and j relaxation of controls. Most suKwrsf now are at 75 por^oent of parity or lera. The administra-tkm wants even more ktoertng of supports now are at 75 per cent of farm controls.
But whether the Elsenhower program will be the one endorsed by the party’s presidential nominee is a mattor of conjactnre. ^IHce President Richard M. Nixon, the proKaMe candidate. Is casting about tor poostole new farm ap-
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For 'Llmlt#d Time Only
0000 ONLY WHILE DEALERS’ SUPPLIES LASTI
IIG SAVINGS RCA COLOR TV
Nfiw CfiBiti nwliMici
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SolorOmo telescopi lo probe outer tpoce
99”
7-power bmoculon with ieotfier cote
19”
Educotiomtl • a . 750 power microscope ^99
Pownrflil, hord cootnd 62.S mm ob> jncHv* lens, 3 eye pieces, 6nwi, 12.S mm, 25mm coupM with 2 power Barlow Ifins. A range of magnifico* tion from 45 to 304. Diagonal ri{At > angle prism, 6<power finder ;SC^. AAoves on horizontal, polor, and declination axis, 2 flexibJe controi handles. Heavy duty hardwood tripod, hardwood cose. Shop FederoPs nowl
OfWl pecfcef telpscnpa......4.99
Sferfiescr teleKopc........ 19.99
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Lightweight oluminum, 7-power indi-vidud focus. Lineor field 42(7 at 1000 yds. Leather cose and vOriqUe density filter Tihrol'. Weight U ogs.
AM peipaaa hieeeeieie 9.99 •■pewer Atem Wneciiferi.. 19.99
7x35 C9 hieeciilerB........24.^ '
Teaee 10-pWfr 'Weecders 29.99
Ixtoe wMe Ueeeelen......... 39.99
lOxiO CF Weeculers.........59.99
Ml Meacetore pUu OS Ms
A complete kit wHh 6 slides, 5 dissecting instruments oiid Iwvdwood ' carry-case. Operates on pen-iite batteries'or household |ledrlc current (with oprionol tronsformer). Buy now!
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Microscepe treesfermar.... 1.99 Bex ef 12 preperad sOdea.. 1.19 SU4a meewriei kit.......... 1.99
FUJICA 35mfii comara
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FraeSsion-huilt. Eeny-ts-oparote. 'Hot vtowfindqr and ranfiefindar in one window ;to fiivu you n parftet pidura nil thd lima. Sbo^ n.t lem, aye laval raor fdculinfi. Taka* colar, block/ ' whha pkturas. Complala' with cata.
Hara'i tha tarrlik naw cMwra you'va haord ond rand obovt, now'* your cbonCn to own ona. Saa tha KOM./inep tha ihifttar ... o dpor |Actwf» i* vnur«..Tha Foloroid mokat pictora takinfi lirnpia. Wt includaa comara, *»ufdy coiry-COM, naw winkdHa, 2 roll* 3000 tpaad film, 4-pewar filtar., Taka odvnntoga ef thb euMondiefi oHar, shop FadaroTtl
NOW... pictura tokbifi goat auto-awtk. Foint ftl Pratt iti DotT worry ^out tha pictura. Oafur't.alactric aya doat ott tha work, fat's you an-
|cy movia taking. 8mm spool looA ‘tdoron
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NEW LOW PRICE!
What a wofukrtat way to Btart your 'f ro4'... now Royolilo portoMo wilh' lif htwolght cpio
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The/R ihcmk you for yeors to oome ior this wonderful gift.^sp*-dally designod for the student... the businessman Or the traveler. The Royo^ goes everywhere. Superb quoNty, so compoet and . gifeatilAtied for trovellng. Completfi with Iioiidiome protective oose, easy to read pka type and easy to read niorgin. Buy one todojd
DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON FUINS
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JAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAV 11, 1960
ELEVTO^
*Why P<m*t Ya Learn ta Coirntf ^
Ce^sus^ bureau Gets Set for Civic Belly-Aching
WASHINGTON (UPD-Hie cmum Bwwa Is .isttiai rpsdy lor « flosd si odtoplsintii ttist it dos«XI°>°** to eount.
tint the fovemraent ibartaluiiged Iwm Is oountiiic
shra^ i» ^rtUst •» iseheek flr
srwteSWIrOT
dvie prkle, are
Awoode^l oew lightness
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Tbteh* to the esclecivt DuK'^ctoiNoeliBt pteoM,
6 . 90 mu III niff
But loeal dntnh^ ol _______
and HmUar octsBiatiam gennrsUy have ill Inflated idM o( their hometowii’s p^ulatlan. < ann adihM.
A * A No has, yet oomit le Geiiaus Bureau
the UM total «l “Weanr under the gun now «4 we wU he for the next (ew months while ineUminary population totals for ihaior citieo and all counties
FAliTitETH
That Lmsm N«t4Noflaikarrass
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but we are gdng to cdUde with local pride it they are not tq> ta
tfon la CWsg-iis iptunMaWilepi aUiiraiaraa^
Jn |wst complaints about
these are indicators ol
Rayburn, Aiken Help REA Mark 2Sth Anniversary
WASHINGTON W - The Rural Electritieation Administration observed its 25th anniversary at ceremonies here today featuring speeches by its congressional backers -- Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex) and Sen. Ge<»ge 0. Aiken (R-VU.
SALLAH'S
. GREATEST
DIAMOND SALE
,^N SI YEARS !
FOR 4 DAYS ONLY . p .
^ ;THUtS0AYy|fH9(fl^ MONDAY
^SALLAN'S took tha entire sompie line from on frnportant dior^tond housep, nnd flUCEO
REAL UVINGS . . . Diomond rings, watches, pendants, wedding rings . . If you hove planned or postponed a diamond , purchosa) WAIT NO LONGER . . . lUY TODAY AND SAVE AT SALLAN.
. SALLAN
Gyereirtees You
SAVINGS
DURING tHIS SRICIAL Ul4f p
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JEWELERS
M N. SAGINAW
By making loans to farm coop-erativeB and oflier local units, the REA has helped to put f lectridty on all but 3 per cent of the ns-ttoo’s farms. ^
It has made loam totaling $4.-011,000,000 to byrowera sioce the ■tart of the program in 1985.
MANY. MANY ITYLB ON MSPUY NOT liXtOnUTID DIAMOND RINGS
Prices Pram $49.99
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Shoton from Left to Right Cetten knll t-dep^ S-M-L .:.......,1.99
fllM iilNli pmAivs t ...X99
2-pc Jeaiake Mey ^............... $.49
Ceften knR T.Tepper) S^-4.........2.9f
CeMeii Jeeeeice akeitd J>99
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IroHi tbs In me today tlBHed Sutm iml about 95 MUUou |< them iM nplacad «v«iy li
Has No Gommeni on 8py Affi^
Httsh-Hush CIA Mum
Oldest Cuban Paper Seized by Unionists
WASfiWGTO»a (AP) The Central IntelUieiice Agency te' o d the blsiest, and at the same time one of the most Irash^sh, of die scores of federal agrtKies la Wud>h«ton.
Soviet Premier JfUcUa Kb chev says Fraads G. Powers, the American pilot desmed on.,a iUi^t the Soviet Onton. is a OA
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As it has before and probaUy
111 continue to do.in the future, CIA Ir saying nothtag about the U.S. airman. It neither confirmt nor denies that it had any hand in the adair. It remains as mum as d>e sphinx.
There is a reaton fOr this: For CIA to give siny hint of its aetivi* ties, even to deny anything, might give out clues that would harm CIA’s ^effectiveness.
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It is widely known—though not officially sUtcd—that CIA has undercover intelligence agents araond the world. In Waahmgton, the agency directs Its far-flpng operationa, assesses the infiHina-don gathered, and repcnta it to President Eisenhower and other aimrdpriate government officials.
The agency employs thbu-and spends millions of dollars yearly. Yet its activitief are kept so secret that ito appropriations are concealed .in the money I for other agencies and the number of its employes is not l^v» out publicly.
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QA was set up in UM7 to meet tnodefn^coid war needs. A msdn aim was establishment of a central intelligenoe unit both to co-mdinate and to go beyond dm wwfc of vmtous miUtoiiy uid ci-
The Arro^, Na\y and Air Fmx* ttill have their aqiBrate gence arms but they are
which ait reprssentatlvea from the varioua intelligence organisations. On# of Ms jobs is to give Eiaen-hower’s Natkmal Security OwncQ
as a wbd Head of OA siaos iKS Allen W. Dulles, 6T, bi die late Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. CIA's deputy di-rector itace 1959 has been Gen. CP. Cabea. 9S, formerly of the U.S. Air Force.
ALLEN W. DCLUSS
owrate primarily in the fields d special interest to their service.
The CIA director ia head of the intelligence advisory board.
HAVANA (Al^) nem uMona eariy today seized 'Dlarlo de la Marina," Cuba’s Mdest newspaper and die loudest critic of Prime Minister FkM Castro and Ms regime.
The 13S-yeaD«ld morning paper was taken over by the Graihic Arts Union and the National Cbk _ of Newspaper «Woricers, spearheads ci the nan^aim to
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Seizure of Diano leaves only one outspokenly and-Osatoo paper publishing In Cuba, La Prenaa Libre, and two otlier independent papem which are not oooddered progovernment, Intormadon Q Crlspl.
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Commiiiion to Act on tong-Awaitod Moasuro ; Aftor 2-WMk $tudy
tte low Md at IBS.08I tmA^ A A«holt Pminc 0». of Mnatachoin lav tiM eity*» omual Mm
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:iar reaurtadno Orchard LMm bat wean ngfnaw and the (Sin-River brt^ weat ot Guo
* Me anbjaet at 'aty headed hy nayd P. laiae.
' Bindmmt laid the meaaure was designed to protect the pidilie, ambulance operatan and thecit;^. ?TEra> ADDED TRAlNDfO - It ptovides for public liabiUty ’ iasurahca ind hoodinc as well as police inspection ot vabldaa and health department inopectfon of ■anttary conditions and medical proviskML
Nat aniy are driven and dt-
of Michigan Truckers
with OM dtaaentlng vote, CRy
to fight the fata'on promotfooal carnivals'farought about fay ettiaen
...____to complain formally that
the ruling came before we had any chance to defend ouraelvee or to
diaomtad after siiW"»ftnd contraet be split aoung tl biddere. Detroit Cbncrete Produete Inc., waa second loweet with a M of 197,933. Detroit Asphalt Pavta« Co. bid I9B.0U.
* A waa
•tried Halt BUlrii|gti A lew ee far as the i^-
ar m preparaOsn at reed bad. aty Manager Welter K. WUI<
end City Enghieer Jamee N Carlisle believed AAA would withdrew the hid U the dty proposed to hplit the contract. OHANT DANCDiO RKUITS
Avtatlan Deep,, which algnai M. waa slewed te nnt eewM at On cHya eld tael eqalpmaMl at 9N a meaA.
A 13,900 bid from A. E. Harde-| bedi, 3« Oamun St., for purchase of file dty-ownad home and M at file comer ot Oemun and Stanford streets was socepted. The oidy other Ud, from rrenklln-D. ElKins, 342 Oeimm St., totaled |3.-
when dancing permits were grunted two establishments, the Cave of the Nfaitfa Cat ot I 8. Po^ St. and a new dance hs
Oonuniaeioner WWley 3. Wbod
y ** tar llcenta e^A» nS^ilM^tari »lW«ndTCwl,
tar at pahlle health In mere ad-
Annual ntralHr trtatag ootaues are stipulated in the erdinenoe.
Important !■> a provlaion |wn-viding MOO penaltiee and 90^ jail temw for ambulance parsMincl operutiiis in violatkn of the pn>-
iBlhecIty tar eeveeal yeosp/ there waa M-
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'We’ve alreedy foufiht our legta tfie and loat.” eemmmited Mayor Philip B, Rowston in reterenoe to the ComnUufon’s uneocceeMUl fight to bar so<»lled beatnik cot-
at al," I "But hTesponsible, fly-hsMtiglfi outfits win be discouraged from
Ihe preaideM of tba 1
"Wo won’t oak ogoln for eanii-
arc Ang. 1^11 Mrs. Ada R. Evans, derk, an-xmoed that city employ coatrihutad 939 to the fund the peienls of Hayeo Jome
ler tl the Peotiac track t wkis a placa on the U.8. team.
Placed on ttt pul meat program was a water main ocka stieat, east of Bay, ly longer than tht one ap-provtd at heaitnge last year.
After a pahUc hearing at which no oblectfooe wen ralaed.
HEAMNO TVESDAy Hearings were scheduled Tuasday on dght projects. Plans «dll he aind than for the memi-pii« of Otdiaitl Lake avenue end for curbs, putters, gndliig. graveling and draina on Third avnue, Joal^ to Hlghwood. Some curb so is involved in the Orchard Lake job.^
Up tor pu^ coaetderatkm will
from Anesecr'e PIM19P fo Argyle; Fourth avenue, Joelyn to HUgb-wood; Second avenue, liodyn to LauieL and Tonnyaoo avenue. Fuller to Arlene.
en flw Bonfli ride of OahJaad aveaae, eelrfh ot Perehtag; on the aorta ride ef Wattoa beato-vard. Btaaley to Blohmond; aad
to Bad haatovari. ■ ^
The annual Oaktand County 4H
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a raeom-
mendation from the Planning Commission and resoned from residen-tisl to commercial throe and a fractfon iota at the northeast corner of Oakland avenue and Blaine street tor a uaed cir M.
CHy Bevarage Co., Inc., UT Turk St., was given a permit for
LAMSING « A propomid 4H er cent boost in frel^t rates sought I4r Michigan truckers is der riiarp attack before the Public Bervlec OknnikMtnn fay represent, allvee ot buetneei interests.
Dak) Edwards, a partner in the Mkktgan Traffic 0>. of Detroit. FSC yeaierday fiw rate Id coat M.7S9.000.
to any acraas-tbe-tor all
SIMM of fraiita.
He was joined in opposition by traffic managers of several Cedi C. Porter. W and Tanning Co., Rockford; R. D. Grafford. Kswneer Co., NUce; Dadye FUkins, L. A. par-Umi On., CoMwator; and J. R. Bos-burgh. Michigan Trucking Go.. Bat-tie Ocek.
Willman Plans New Waterford Pollution Fight
aty Manager Walter K. .WUl-man is planning to renew* pressure on the State Health Department to tout pollution central in Waterford Township.
The manager promised this after Mayor Philip E. Rowston and OM(n-mladoner MUton R. Henry last again complakicd o' poUnttan.
Queen Mother Off to Africa Despite Threats
LONDON (AP)—Undeterred by threats of violence. Queen '
■ Is Ckyalal Lfahs
The dty offldsUy complained to the Water Redtiimws Oonamifa-
skm last year that ■ewaca disposal in the township was poiluting tlw Qkiton River
"State Health Depaitmoit atti-
River baiin sewage disposal system bring oontemplstod by the Oeklamj County Department of Public \Vorks was the best answer to the problem.____________
at tSt Featherstone Rd. and Cacti C. Newstoad waa given auth to transfer an SU> liquor lioanse I.W. Huron St. to 6tt N.
Elisabeth today flew south on good will visit to the troubled African foderatfon of the Rhodesias and Nyasaland.
Prior to her departure. Colonial Seoretary Lain Macleod received
A priitteo 4gMd by IP par etaf ri taa alfaetoi pnparty
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en the weat el 8, Jasris ^ alter tb
triegiM from the white mine
workers •« the Norths Itadde-1 . pAO^Y SlkVICI
sisn copper belt warring pf poe- ^ \
«lkl^ «Hae»4ml dsteHiKIm teteldl ^ WitaM
Commlsstoiier John A. Dugan
aaoertrined that the dty would»Vit^ RBr daughter, have chlmlde spread available
within a few weeks for dusty roads daring the next dry spell.
Oommiasfoner Robert A. Landry psassd on to the manager rix re-- comidalhts of spa ' lee in hlB distrid.
Ireland has about 3,000 miles
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A jury of tour women and two men lari night returned a verdict againri Davis to end a trial on charges lodged by 39-yearrid Mi». Sarakiuiee Dawaon, a WhitehaD housewife and mother t>f four chU-
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Key Legislators Knew kiAbout U.S. Spy Flights
WASHINGTON (UPD-dwImnii Cterenot Cannon of th« Hoom Ap-pniprtetlow OMnmittee Mid Tom-day tbt iB^ated UJS. ipy ovar Raask last weak w«i •r a (Mriaa” about which a hand-lof key congyeasmen were
The kOeaouri Democrat also said the fhuslans could not have been aMe to htt cr overtake the U2 re-ntimeiwwm craft at its Cftdstng ' height ¥10,000 feet.
Chaaah said Am RuMiaiw **ay-' jpareatty” captured the piaaa aa<
tl or phyalelogtcal
delect.”
But he said Soviet Premier Ki-ktta S. Khnnhchev hried to give the impression the plane was shot d^ by distributing “a pictuK of # pile of rubbish which those who know the plane recognize
SCm K CONCXBN Senate GOP Leader Evorett M. Dirloen (HI) told newsmen his “personal opinion” also was that “the i^ane was not shot dowa' Be said “the concern should not be od ow side but on Khnisbcfaev’s
whidi he was given a standing ovation in the House.
sIsB was “paH el aa established program” which not only toned
hit aloe “eempl^. deetraya” Soviet claims tt lavtaieiblllty
was not cleared in advance “by anybody.” He was one of U congressional leadors briefed on the spy plane episode Monday by Secretary of State Christian A. Herter and Dulles.
FORD AN DtSIOER "The plan? was oM an cq>ianage
Asked to explain his remark, Dirksen added: “Wouldn’t you wonder, if. you were Khrushchev, how anieh we knew?”
Cannon commented about the plane Incident in a speech for
The .discovery that we have (Or ftMir years been sending our planM across that border tha (Khnidichev) said was impenetrable . . . completely disproves his vaunted ability to stop SAC (Uw Strategic Air Command) at the border," Cannon said. SHOULD BE UUDED’
He said the Central'lnteUigence Agency and its director, Allen ‘ Dulles, “are entitled to the highest commendation” for arra|iging the flights. His praise came while other lawmakers were renewing demands to put the ultrasecret pionage organization under tighter congressional control.
Cannon told newsmen his speech
lfidep«ndencB Township Residence Burglarized
Marjorie Anderson of lUK CM* her Rd., Independence Township, yestoxlay reported a break-in ¥ her home to Oakland County sheriffs deputies.
The intmders' took a clock radio, electric razor, watch and Jew-ebfy box.
by money provided under an ap-pn^ation recommended by the
oa OA acitvttto and bodget
Taber (H-NY), Gewrge Maben (D-Tex), Gerald R. raid Jr. (R-MDeh) and Harry SlMppard (D-CaUf), Be woald not
CIA appropriations — said to Nne dose to 100 million doUari year for the agency’s worldwide inteiligoKe wtnh—are veiled by being listed lor otf The arrangement la ao aecret only a few congressi sum and none knows exactly where U the money foea.
Cannon said this country is ftiUy justified In spi^dng on Russia. He said Russia had been as asslduouB as any nation in history in practicing the art.
Depressed Area Bill to Get Veto
Dirksdn T • r m s Ikt'l ^Aon Mod«st Proposal Betttr Than Dam Plan
Brisk Session Coming Up for Circuit Court Jurors
WASHINGTON (APh-Preaident Eiaenhower will veto the Sn-mll-iiothdollar depreaaed ai«as UU, perhaps on Friday, Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dftkaen says.
hower Tu¥day at the White House j with Home GOP Leader ChariM A. Halleck.
Inal propoaal for a bS-mlllloiHlol' lar area aid program would do far more good thah t' larger program approved by the DemocratUMxxitrolled Oongreis. ‘Tm advised there were some nmunities that did not know y were cHstreaaed until the House bill was paaaed,” Dirksen said. He named one as Louisville, Ky.
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Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa), toM a luncheon of AFL-CIO lead-era that a veto would mean "thousands of able-bodied men will be condemned to the industrial scrap-heap.”
To Study Grooniand
PARIS «-A French Arctic expedition left Paris for Greenland Tuesday. The group of 50 sden-
partidiMte in an international study ¥ the Greenland ice cap with sdentlsts from Denmark, Austria, Switzoftnd nodASermany.
Diod In Cuba at 114
PINAR DEL Rib, Cuba Mjgw¥ Herngn^ez, ^
Jurors reporting tor work In the May term ¥ OreuR Court awt Ibeaday will be tept hMqr.
Louis S. FaMrotHsr, ClreuK Court assignnieiit d«k, ssid there an civil law oasM to dispose ¥, as w¥l as some IS city
jury decisions.
'Then an 1 to bear, areerdhig to aeot]g« F. Taytor.
Notices to report ter'jury duty at the Oourthouae May IT have sent to 90 prospective |tir-
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TO RUN 4 Plans are to run the jury about four weeks te take can ¥ the many civil and criminal cases be-fon the summer months, when juries alv.not usually impaneled. ’The next term won’t come until
“Ve hope i
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Studabokor-Packard Picks.4 Vica PrMidants
SOUTH BEND. Ind. (UPI)~Directors of Studebaker - Packard Oorp.
preakleiits of the company’s Automotive Division, Executive Vice President A. J. Porta
llarta. general manager ¥ the AufSmodve Division, said the new included Eugeot J. HMtUg, chief engineer; ailford W. MacMillan, diractw ¥ indwtrial relations; John Soelch, director ¥ pundiaaes, and Arthur D. Whit-mmr, general manufacturing
an won't ban to watt la Jatt daring too soauiser,” Tayisr
Falrbrother expresaad hope that at least ^ per cent ¥ the out-
died dtoing the term. Addltloii ¥ a fiftii dreult judge helps, he
Present plans caU ter Judges Clark J. Adams and Frederick C. ZIem to hoar orlmihal a Zlem wiH be prcskHag.
Judge Stanton O, bear the Itrst-dogree warder eaae ¥ Outo TMato. a DelsMtor whose body was to^ la Jaa-aary la Oswmoroo Tiwaahip.
Accused are tUriiard H. Shirk 29, and Gerald A. Mackay, " Detroit ex-convlcta.
Seek fo Settle Strike by StMl Builders
DETROIT W ~ Negotiators sought today to settle one ¥ two strikes that could halt mtir lions ¥ dottara In Michigan con-1 idle thouaands ¥
Ihe strikes were by steel and iron worker! union loc¥s. In Ihv negotlatiom have broken off. New contracta were at sue in both.
TViday’s negotiations- were be-jreen Relnfwced Steel Workers Local 439 and Assodafed General Ooidractar. Bw local’s 890 membns went on strtee Monday.
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FIFTEEy,
Canadian Seeks Disarmament
Another Spy Incidtnf Could Cause A-Wort Foreign Secretary
OTTAWA (AP) - rottign Sw-mtary Howard Green -views the Uil. aerUl m incideBt u poi^ ing up the M«d tat a vMiild dle-■rmament agreoMnt He nU Monday another euob caae i ' ' eart a nudear war.
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Spokesmen for all three parties npreaented in the House of Commons voiced concern over the flight that landed U.S. pilot Francis G. Powers in 8o\^t hands. Speakers of the Socialist Oxipera-tlw Commonwealth Federation
protest to the United SUtes.
^peaking for the Oonearvative GaUnet, Green laid; “The Canadian government regards this as a very serious Incident ant think it pdnts up daatly the vital
ment. H Incldenta o( flAi k&id are te go on, one of these days such an incideat might trigger a nuclear war.”
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Green said in response to Liberals’ questions that some uniden-tlBed plants have been spotted over the Cknadian arctic. He said none has been proved to be Soviet
. Havana has a population of
Big Ebdiibition T<w1ght
Pierce Pupils to Show Wares
Tteiiht. Waterflard TowMhip'ajieaUy arranged for parsnia aera*
Pitret Junior High Sohod ha doort on a )aita wdiibltion of
tiny.
Weather permitting, tiiere will be an outdoor fashion show in the natural ampMttitalar patio. Girls in the ninth gradas will wear and display dressea, ceats and aqils made during the year.
Then wIB he diapleys le the
wtB be shewn in the ar
Small model stock cars will be eidiibited, and the journalism classes will have every “Pierce Arrow" school newspaper systemat-
Accidont Uptrtnd May Hike insurance
LANSINQ (VPI) > The Mkh-
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deats hKieased aboM U per eeat,” the service said.
A three ysar tfcad at redsoed
wfll ha the defin of Micfalpn SUte Unlvdnity Oakland, Dr. Roy Alex-
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A Shakcepeare exhibit let wlU be held in the B partments, and pupils dressed In Roman garh will demonstrate Let-» passages and pMets.
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Old coins and rare bool on display In the Uhmy, and along with the dairy panel, there will be refreeuneitis following a short de-twte by pupUs.
After tiie open house, there will .e a business session in the gymnasium for the dection of officers. The puUlc can attend.
Guest speaker for the evening
Dr. Johnson of MSU to Addross Counstlors
Dr. Walter Johiwon of Micfaigaa State Untveraity will addrem a teetliM of the Oakland Area Oouwelors’ tarn, at S:S0, May IS la Rtyal Oak Dondcro High SebooL
AAA Dr. Johnson, peat-president of the American Personnel and Guidance Assn, will disc^ps pro-
• OPEN W>VBE NSPLAT ~ Girls cl the Wafetford Township Pierce Junior HiMi School homemaking class an getting aet for one of,the largset open bouee odebrations of the school’s histoiy. On her knees i« Judy Runyon adjusting Osrolyn Huffman’s hemline as Alma Gram, left, and Sandra Fwible, right, watch.
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Ogtit MtfiBin In Long Underwater Cruige
Triton Shows 'Em—Hard Way
VfABimlCftduAP) •mltleW-ton’s odjwtjr to over.
Tbs gray wluiiarlai, first to bs powered by twin atomic rssetore, bes riiown too worid it Csa drcumiiaviKsts 0w globe en-
4..S0li>iiilIe sobmeiged trip ptgm S3 days, 10 hours and IS
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ware Tuesday it had eonpleted a
obartad 420 yaara ago.
maitoa Gapt Edward L. Beach, was ptndtod from 'Mton's rolling deck by hdlcopter and flown to
College Funds, Pay Uiureaolved
Slate lawmakers Back Tonight for Final Try
. LANSING (B •- Midiigan JatMent apending is about 402 nakert, tempers cooled by a ftxu''
tba White House, wl^ a grbudag PreskteDt Eisenhower commended Sndvplnned on Ms tunic the Legion of Merit.
Ttion throbbed on n lis monlng toward home base. New London. Oona., where its out-siaed crew of 182 officers And men ‘ e Iw a welMeaerved ive.
gUMMtr BOOST FOR HUE No one mentioned it, but the Triton’s world-girdling teat was timed nioriy to give the President a boost at the Paris sununlt qou-ttrenoc, which starts next Monday.
Beadi, 42, Jut^awed and crew-cut, is the picture of a modem na^ officer. Decorated several
wadi recess, will assemble cnoe laore tonight to settle difterancet aver state spending and—hopefoUy
If deadiodc doesn’t set in. they will wind up their business for the year by Thursday or Friday. Republican members will be anxious to take <df for the GOP state convention Friday and Saturday in Grand Rapids.
Fights avar wwadlaf . lege eperatleai aai pay rateea
raadblaeks to adjaamment Naariy aB after apendiag bills hava baea paased aad stgaed by
Lawmiikers guit in disgust April U when two days of negotiations tailed to produce agreement
Denwerato ntased a. _ _Jaa eamag hr a »«•,* SM ntea la toe Senato-apfNved
against Japan in World War it, he is both a fighting man and a nan. His "Submarine” was A parsuttl aocoiM id his wartlma satvioa iii fiie -Trigger. Hs fdlowed .lt with a q>ina-ing novel, "Rim Silent, Run
Conference committee decisions cutting out A $129,000 House increase tar llidiigan Tsch. |M,000 for Northern hfiehlgan College and $2DHOOO for adult education programs also mat firm refusal.
tar kgliiaiteiriw'S majar'ITlir sel0ed The d$% TaBn motto was *teve
indude a 19 million dollar program tar construction at state in-stitutkms, a S2i200.000 allocatian for
and a proposed m million ddlar increase in payments to hospitals caring to: crated and ifOlcted
crate blamed each other for the
House Republicans contended the central tosue was a Democratic demand tar a $2JOO’inareaaa to the tegtolators’ annual salary.
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Oemoerate flatly Compromise by a Senate - House conference committee which called tar a H.000 raise, a : in the . $1,000 yearly expense aK lowaice and a sofiond 10 cents per mile round trip home each montii.
Only about $500,000 separated tiw House and Senate fimn agreement on A record 109 milUon dollar
and imivmities in 190O4L Cui^
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Straeban Facing Circuit Court on Robbery, Too
lYank W. Strachan, SfyaatMdd escaped trusty from the Oakland Comity Jail accused Of staging at least 24 taxicab robbertea in the Detroit area, yesterday was bound over to Circuit Court on an armed robbery charge,
Strachan already fades Circuit Court arraignment next week on chargar 6t Iddnsidiig and assKdt wfih intent to murder.
A preliminary honing was held eatenlay before James Lawson, Farmington Township justioeof the
esaema to nsay gaarton^hwe the first af tba year.
Elsenhower iald employment i»-Jereasid hy LMIUno in to
84 days, Triton retraced MaaL lan’s course in Just 60 days, toMB beating by 20 days tiie feat of jutes Verne’s taero, Phileas Fogg, who made it "Around The W< in 80 Days."
It took Magtiten’s sMp tbrae •an.
The historic voyage of Magellan K long ago was much in the minds of the oOtors tmd crew.
nohflis dux iterum sactum f ’hafl noUe captain, it is (
GLIMPSE AT MONUMENT The crewmen were able to catch a glimpsd by perteeope of the " t that marks the spot where Mageflan dled~ on Mactan Island in the PbilippfaKs.' And on tiie iriiy home the su awash to the ^
to Magellan’s point of departure, Cadiz. Spain.
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Stradian already is under $50,-(BO bond tar the abduction and , toteMtag of toudcab totoer Jansi i tonafi ct Detroit, who Identified Stradun as tlie man wfao forced him to drive to a desolate area In West BloomfleM Township and then shot idm in the badt when he tried to escape.
Small to recupertting to Pontiac General Hosirital.
The crime-wave occurred afier Strachan escaped from Jail two months ago in a canity's personal car.
Mark-ieeking Flio Given Up for Lost
SAN FRANOSOO (UPI)*-The Coast Guard baa "anspendod" ao-tivity to the case of flying wateb-
to a
home will retard fire in an ordinary piaster wall for about one jhour. according to the UB. bureau
Only one other time did the Tri-iB "branch,” or come up with its canning tower out of the water. This was off Argentina, where it made rendezvous with tiie endaer Macon to remove a crewman s«-iously 111 from kktaey stones;
appeared April 2T on an attempted ngtigb^ :(|i^ from Tol^ to N^
tempt to iMk tar fbe aatastog of the 14 adBten m«a to wbteb he
"tt’s worse than looking tar a needle in a haystack,” a coast guard spokesman said here yesterday. "All we cap do it diedt
tar has cbedwd out negative.'
Gludanann was trying m set a new world’s teng-distanca record for a small plane. His plane was ped with a life raft, seven days of survival food rations, canned water and a signal device.
Economy Zi|)s to Record Peak
Ika Raports Figura Post $300 Billion; Ho$ Bright Jtoh Focti m Wail
WASHINGTON (AP)-Piealdenl Etoenhower today aanouncad -fiiat the nation's economy has pasted the half-trfUlon dollar i|naric tor the first time to hiatery.
Knowi Whottk WonH
BfEMPHIS. Two. am) - Twi yearcid Ssmmy Yoto digged to a
gave tbsbtoAshM at tbs tafcta.’ Sammy: "Givs m lArA
, MkH^HIS, Tsnii. (UPD -fiiett Tyter mid dw carefully. ie|-
tewed dlrtctions on the boot M taed^ eateitog. thought she aM
wito purple gravy tor suppAr.
his news conference that employ-meat test month toored Oie hugest April gain dace World War
n.
w teak advaatage of a qaesttoa about hoasiag legtolatlm to dte-
He said raiemdoyment dr^ntod diarply-talltog by more than half amitoon.
DstaM Bgwea eh tin Job pie-hue were to be annoaMed teter by taa tdtoe D^aitimat. Eiaenhoapr's disclosure the tavocabte mnptoymsnt report, it lesmed bn rdiable authority, was pushed up a day to give the President sonmtidng good to announce lamid all the critidanf of the hanAtog of the American q>y fUdit tetor the Spriet Union.
The gMAntment had ptemie Anoouan^ the new Jtta figures Thursday, The.JqIl data is rarely handled out (rf the ^te Houae. '
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Suppose It Were Wure... for an Hour 1
ImgghM yourself faced with this happy prospect „ Where would you go? What would you do?
WeD, wt*D wager jrou’d. main aoma very epedal plane for the escitiiig Mzty minuiee ahead of yon.
But no matter where the hii^way mi|^t lead yon, wt know prhat your journey would be like.
It wouU be liUed with (heinoBt wooilMftil oonfort hngginatile. You would be litarally mtrrotmM by beauty and luxury and ■Itorffwwnaai with every oenoeivabie motoring convanienoa incoBBtaiit attgadahoe.
You would M auurvdoody reited and rdaxed. For thk
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And how proud and thrfllad you’d ha! For it’s a ramarkaUa
emmienra toMth«ewh«theworld’edirtingui8hed moto
nde>and find yoomlf heir to the approving glanoea that aeem inevitably to oonia, a CadiDac’a way.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS
SEVENTEEN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960
PONT! AC.4hCH IGAN.
Birmingham a Holl)(wood for Premiere of 'Huck'
Star of the evening, Eddie Hodges ^ arrives at the premiere performance of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" Sister Diane with him looked like a stw in her oun right in, com-
Director ef Camp Oakland, William /. Matus fwritxd with Mrs. Matus, at left,- Olid a very Uage "family" of
YWdA Offers Qolf Lessons
Golfing InitrucUoiu will be offeml by Pontiac YWCA be-gituring Biay 19 «t 9:90 a.01.
Fint leasion will be at the ‘Y’ on Franklin boulevard. U-.ter, actual idaying wU be at , die munidiMl golf oo^ da Weft South boulevard. Mrs.
E. L. Looney will teach.
Six leaaons con^Mae the course. Nursery service for pi«tdM(den will be available at the YWCA from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sylvonites Set Meal
The Edgew^ Cbunlry Chib will he the setting for the New Sylvafiitei’ amaial banquet and Installation of offlcers May 19.
Elected at Thursday’s meeting in the Warwick road home of lira. Thomas Reese were Mrs. Anthony Osier, president; Mrs. Reese, vice president: Mrs. Mtett &nWr/
treasurer, and Mrs. Fet|x Wo-tila, aecretaiy.
world premiere performance of Metro^loIdwyn.Maycr’s “The Advemures of HuckICbeiTy Finn'’ TUesday evening at the
Birminghain Tbenler.
Benefiting Camp Oakland’s Building Fund, the affair drew id as the actlan in a fuU house,
The pace of arrivals at the Me carloads of area people 0 p. the red carpeted eatry. cat t* . cRSded a mbur traffic Jan
MANY C Onhwki
from the klieg-li(Med area in true Hollywood fasMon. Their good humored wait was not in vain, however Arrtvhig celeh-
pmUm rnm rsaiM kr rsa a flower blue nylon. Eddie's mbther, Mrt. John Hodges, in the background, teas lovely in a short wheat colored chiffon with draped harem skirt lOnd beaded bodice.
Women s'SeGtion
attractive Camp Oakland residents. With them is Girls* Ranch resident, Cathy CaJiagher, 11.
SpoUing frieifds across the theater, a trio enjoys the sociable lull that precedes a gala benefit performance. From left are patrons Mrs. John P. St. Clair of
'Headache' f-Polite Way ..to Obj'ect
By EMILY POST Dear Mrs. Post: The other evening 1 wag a guest at a party in a neighbor’s house.
Most of the other guests present were people I knew only casuaUy> During the course of die evening, one the men started telling extremely offcolor stories.
As I dislttw stories of this kirid intensely, I got up and waUced out M the room. I have . heard since that several of the guests thought me very rude . .
^ for doing this. I think I was 4»erfectly Justified walking out vif the foeth and eda nothing ’ wrong 1» w)Mt 1 did. Was I twwngt
' Answ^*: There Is no reason why you dgmld have sta^ on and been forced to listen to ob-JecdonaMe stories. Hov^vo*. it would have been more polite of you to have said quk^ and quietly to your hostesS, "I’m sorry, but I have a terrible h^^che, ataf «n going home,’’ and then have left the party. ■
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pear mA Post* Should a mM happen to meet a woman friend retimitng from a diop-ping ^ who is eaireyiiig several packages, is it considered tmgendemaidy of Mm if he does not otter to cany them for i»r?
. I say.’’no’’but my wife in, rists that a w^-brad man vimdd not allow a woman to carry packages when he Mm-seif is empty handed. WiU you please settle this argn-
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AAswer; He should offer to carry.a package that seems to he heavy or ddticult for her to carry. Jiut he is not expected to offer iHdp with any small one that she is carrying easily.
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Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to have a sweet sixteen pdrty i
next month. Sspie'ot ^ rirb = MusioMrCharus to two gi^
Birmingham; William, J. Bird^ also of Birmingham; and Mrs. John Shenefhld of Bloomfield Hills.
Capt. JMly. TV’S Doc HalU. day. fashloa commentator Mary Morgan, Bud Guest, and Birmingham’! Mayor Florence Willett.
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The star of the Miow, Eddie Hodges, arrived with his fam-1^. Looktng relaxed and friemh ly, they might have been ’’the family next door" except for Eddie's carrot top.
Appearing shorter than his* rj years, the young star handled hlmiielf with maturity and > charm during a'Miortpreinovte interview by Bud Gu^.
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Special guests were the boys and girls who Uve at Camp Oakland. Any parent would have be«i proud of any of them. En masae they were a ' tribute to the hroad community effort that has provided Camp Oakland as a settiiig for their growing-up yews.
FiVb Pagns Today in Womon's Sodion
* First night et tt tJfeater and premiere performance
; at ^ rnoviewve an excitement all their own. Enjpyi^ the latter at the Birmingham Theater Tuesday evening
Hears Chorus, PCH Flutiats '
were patrons from left, Carleton C. Patterson, Sr. and Mrs. Patterson of Birmin^m and Mrs. C. Henry Purdy of Mary Day avenue.
Musicale Winds Up Year’s Card
By CilRlS GAfWSBMJKB Gray' rides and'r psisrly timed cold spell tailed to dull the spirits of Pontiac Tueaday Musicale members at their annual May Itotriieoa yesterday. They Met to Jhe ntyt diid% roote at Pine J..alie CouMry Qub to wind ufi the year’s ju:-Uvitfes. '
Musiesl ^program . dtrector
The list conttoues with Mrs. Ht’ .d. Howwth, cbsttis;. Mrs.
ience, it permitted some ltoely ; Mrs. Fotinaa. newly elected blended quartette piaying. ’ m^aidwit, also announced her ,
Because of the limited range ofticere and'committee chair- W. H. oenstltutto^ re-the harmohy was necessarily close and parts were Interwoven with a kind of clasric purity. (It was like p quartette of sopranos.)
Mrs. Donald Hogue
Enjoying Ae glitter of a premiere performance at HoUywood-on-WoOdward were Mr. Mrs. Dix-Humphrey of Mafde Lane, Birmingham. They-choice seats g^ve Aem an excellent' view of Ae pre-movie (Kfutifieg, ,
$ I -plan to’ im^ are ’g^ng steady’ with hqyf^ whom I dc hot know. I auMd like to k^ If 1 am required to invite these hoys.
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Answer: If the girls are aeri-ouriy interesled’to the they wUl to afl probaMlity not go Ut tbe party without them, aiitt it WiU be heri to tell town that you will be glad to have their "ateady” boy nfen* even if you don’t know them.
Informal Rites Unite Couple
Mr. and Mrs. J3Us Stude-baker of AndarsonvUle road, Wateriord Townriiip, have announced the marriage ot their daughter Virginia to Ronald Coventry, son of Mrs. Cani-eroh Qnientty of Airport road. -V " ; '♦
The vows were spoken at 2 ‘ p.m, Saturday at the home of H the Rev. E* H. DuBois «t an Informal dereroony.
A rec^tioa for the immediate family followed at the bride’s htone,
at compo^Mtons with the Bute ensemble trofn Ponttoc Ototral High Sc^ ftttntohiiM vstlcty. I Early madrigals and
foH( songs sung wUhoiit ao^-,touitotoHt made tol> most oi the Brst. grixip Sing by the chhrus.. 1% type of mobic caUs toy pei^ preefoe attacks hi
! parts.
The chorus met' every /qatrement exccedtogly well and to additkto to this mu-slci4 ^xceUenoe responded to Mrs. Putnam’s musical intw-pretationa with acoritivity.
Shandy contrasting to the contrapwital style of the E3is-abethan - era w«e aongs from our own musical
First vice president and program chairman is Mrs. Gewge Putnam. Others are Mn. R. M. Thdd. second vice president and yeartxMik editor. Mrs. E D. Foley, rscordiw aecre-program, tribute waa pidd to taiy; Mra. Charles W. fiuric,. Mri- Ralph NoeveO. outBDto(|.,ii cotrespondiita secretary; Mra. presidwit. Mrs. Oeoige Put-j A. O. Erier,tniesara' and nam and Mrs Jagtos FdRnsn,. budgsf dwlrinaa; Mria F. Mil-gavc brief resumes ot their ton Hathaway, assistant treu-experiences as delegates to the urfr; Mrs. Louis II Schimmel, 43rd convention of the Midii- . Mstortalil MM. 0. H Lund-gan Federation of Music Cluth heck, auditing chairman; and held in Jackson last month. Mrs. E. C. Run............
hnd triekses, drer dictioiv, and a good hal-—engagement xtF ance of pwls. 5^ -
“South Padfle,’* ’’Kismet,’’ and "Music Man." These songs are becoming the light das-sics of our dajras was ’’Gome’ Lasses and Lads” to Its day. "Goad Night, My Love ” from “Marie Mim’*. sehmed an appropriate enitog to # per-tom ** - --
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the second choral gnxgi.
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’ Barbara Atwdl. Sheila Kinder, Papieto Moren end Sara Pontiac OantteTi fliite
susAj^ A.
Mrs. PUIUp Vieriedi and Mra. Marvin Alward, Ooral chalnnwi; Mn. H. T-Rombough, hostesses; Mrs. J. 0.. Radenhsugh. bonae chair-man; Mrs. W. S. Furiong, Junior dubs; Mn. E R. Bigtor, memberaiiip; Mrs. J. B. Nle-oUs, music to jhoapitsJs; Mrs. Ferdtoand Qaenobauer, pid)B-dty. Mrs. W. D. Thonsas. m- . dal oomndttee; Mrs. 3. L. Bennett, eymphoity; hbs. Itae- * veil, schoiarshto: end Mrs.
C. T. Ekdund, ways and means.
Hostesses for the May luncb-, eon ootninittoe were Mrs. A. ■ C. Kirby. Mrs. Rldwrd Emer Jr.. Mrs. A. K. ttsUey, Mrs. ^thanaihy, Mre. Brooks Ban-nett and Mn. E. D. Fdey.
Mrs. Philto E Rowston and Mrs. NeU Gray served on the ' dooorattog coramUtee.
Hospital Guild Has Gift Cart
Pontine Oslsopetlle atapHal Guild ie operstkiB n gift cut as a padent service. PaUento ■re visited Mondiy ttorongh Friday by vehiateers to red bmoclB. pwabtog a cart of ft* cohsr filled with aattons.
Chairmap of the out eom-mttee is Mrs. 3hny G. Mar-golto. Wotldag with bar are Mrs. Frank AtfebsHn wM Mrs. MOdred BtUng of Bhrahwham. Mrs. L. E BOodenu atRodi-estor Mrs. E F. DkftfMhi ef Rnysl Oak aiM Mtr Alfted Hamilton of daikstaii. / Women totowitod to voha;
can Mn. Margaihi who
JnJmKay Jtmh itmghtgr of Ur, mU Mrs. Henry James of Elieobetk tiske atmue, and Owen Forest Whitkopf, son of Ae Forest L. Whitkopfs of Imlay City, pkn Aufiwt vows. The hride-eleCt
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Hovy Morris Installation Date Set
Qtflcm tiected by Pontiac Navy Mothen'Cbib 355 at toe May meet-114; will be iMtalled June 3 at the Naval iVainlng Center. Cocbai^ men are Mra. James Dando, Mrs. Lucie Wr^t and Mrs. Mabel
The dub sponsored a luncheon In the Detroit USO on Navy Mothers’ Day, also ward parties in the Dearborn and Battle Qredt Veterans'
Mrs. prank Mkiy and -Mrs. Marie W. Elaaqr wha attended Ole Peatteo Mcnerlal Day Assn.
THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEPyg^DAY, MAY 11, 1960
eanyiap flafe la the parade are anpeeted this week.
Delegates and alternate to the national convention will be elected at a business meeting cm May 18. Plans ftn- the installation and the Memorial Day parade will also be completed.
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Several members attended die lundieon-meeting at the state dubs in Brighton Tuesday.
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Op«n Monday ond Friday Until » f. M.
Mrs. Williams Remm&dHead oi League Guild
Mrs. Barbour WUUams was re» elected jprasidenL of the Urban Lei^ Gttfid d Pontiac when 80 members and guests held their annual dlnn« meethig at Aunt Puny's Restaunnt, Royal Oak.
doati Mis. Joel Warren, treas-arer; Mrs. Sadie WIMams, seere-taiyt and Mrs Arthar Seldea. risiniiiimMat seeietaiy.
Conklin Bray, prindpal of JM-terson JmriM' High Schod, waa lEcr on the subject "Making' Dedsioos in Today’s Wortd:" bi-troduced by Leslie Seay, he praised die guild’a sdxdarshtp {Project as "... one of the most constmedva steps toward helping race rda-
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solos at the Friday meeting. Mis-treea of ceremonies was Mrst Harry L. Riggs.
The Rev. Joseph Moore of ‘Mn-tty BaptM Cbuicb offered die in-vocation and pronounced die hu-ediedao.
Sorority Installs Officers at Home of Wilma Webb
Rho chapter. Alpha Delta Kan>a Isoradty. installed officers at s meeting in the home of Wilma Webb in Keego Harbor.
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Norma Fauble and Wertz will be chaidains.
Miss Webb presided at the pbi-ntaig ceremony for new members Evelyn Woodwwth and Beatrice
New Mrs. Norman Lue^s on Honeymoon Cruise
On disir return ftom a Garth-beu eratte. Mr. and Mtt. Nonau Kdgu Lucu (Margaret Rhuana
Bedsft) wil ha at faoma m F Ctoopeg wad, Nkw York City. ★ d ★
Weddinc faroakfari at tba of the bridfa * ‘
•nidt, Oana.y lolksied the April II m|illala in St. Paul’s Epise(^
The annual meeting of Pontiac-Oak-..land Town HaU prompted historian Mrs. Horace HaJl, left, of Navajo drive to share her records and reminisce with Mrs. Louis Sdtinmel of Wea lroquoii
road, ticket committee member. The year old organisatUm already has a .rich ftistJhy and is mrrenily ei^aged __in next season’s j
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Right Girdle Is Essential
By josandra LdWMAN Ot courae corract welglit is the lint essendd for a good figure. However, evw if you are the ideal wriflbt 'certain measurnaents may be out of propordon.' Special exer^ dae is the anawer to this problem. However, keep in m...........
derfui Job hi dMigning ‘ ftnr every figure, your sUhouette will be lovriier U the right one lor your
d^god on your m not your age. You may be U or 60 and still find that a Junior type glr^ Is best for you. roVB TYPES The four basie women’s types are average, stout, full hip or straight hip figure. Hie average type may be short or tall but the hip measurement is 9 to 11 inches Iwgcr thu the waist The stout type Is fat all over and the ' _
is 7 to 8 inches larger thu the waist. The full hip figure has more of the weight below die waist-Une. and the wi—tHwnawif im.
garmenti whtdi are too short There are many grand materials
rummer but also are restraintaig.
Heavy baaing and Wk niata rial am ikinga eC ike past, slnee girdlaa amda ef Bgktw' ‘ eiastlolsed gaada ef masy
So don’t buy Just any dd girdle r wear the same Und you have been wearing, only out of habit.
^ BMikar of MflabidM. j Wta.
matpoB at hanor and Jamaa Bechw of RtvmMa, Junior bcidea-
EMter"*^
JoeqiiS^ Ftdibo ot Virginia Beadi, Va., asalstad tba bridegroom aa
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Pareiris of the bride are I
Is the aan at Mm. Harry Laeaa af Lsn( ■each, OaUf., and iha lata Mr. Laeaa.
jSn. waUam F. Doaefaer (Vh^
Hit bride, a gradulte of MlcM-.SB State Uahmaity holds a maa-tar’e degraa In puMte hoalth education fram UhlverMly o( CbdifuP* i. Her husband la a graduate of
For reel spriiM sploe. by waa*^ lie a Uack-and-wUte fbese under a red coat Ffiilah oft with dasiHng
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THE IfONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MAV 11, i960
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There'll Be Capers at St. Benedict School Saturday Arrange Art Displays
Fkvoee Uberatod Syria aad Mmam ia ISM.
The annual Carnival Capen fair olthe St. Bmedkt Sdiool ia ac^ lUM there from 4 to I pan. Satw^ day.
Mr*. Gordon Low is ge chairmaB. assisted by Mrs. Max Ghaatin.
tivitieB. Other attractions include baked goods, under Mrs. Leptsto: cherry tree, Mrs. R. C. amohs; doll walk, Mra. P. t. Meaglwr; cake walk. Mrs. L. R. Einheuacr; fish pond, Mrs. R. E. 0*RetUy; and miUionaire'a room, 1^. J. S. CMeman.
mevleB, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. W. C. ntfilBery and eheek ream, Mrs. C. H. Vaaever;
' treasure hnat, Mrs. J. c. lonsb; rsfreshmeata, Mrs. D a r w la Blmpssa aad Mrs. U N. Msaise. The list condudes wWi white elephant and grab bag, Mrs.
Ogg; lollipop tree and mail Mrs. J. r. McHugh: goods, Mrs. Stanley Niemenski: Iriants imd Jewelry, Mrs. W. ~ Dickerson.
Weather permitting, a . range, hucklebuck game and darts will be played on the school grounds.
downs with podeets to pick will tour the. hails.
Mrs. WUliam Haddad is financial chairman and MrS. Lawrence Dusenbury, pubiidty chairman.
In connection with its 12tfa annual exhibit W 2MS, Pontiac Society of Artfada baa arranged for two displays in dpwmown Pontiac.
Paintings wUl be in the lobbies oi Pontiac State and Cbm-munity National baiiks Thursday through May M.
Community National .^wlll feature last year’s award-wih-ning pictures. Work from other members of the society wfll be shown at Pontiac State
Hie sodciy's ammal pidiUc
be et Adah Shelly Libreiy Ifay Zl-a during library hsura
Oif paintkigs, water ooion.
________ J be sbosni. Rib.
bona ia the library exUblt will identify this year’s award srin-
’ chwet doora. put a i
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Family Fun wiH be the tk^me at St. Benedict SchooFi ^'Carnival Capers” fair Saturday. Among jtmngstert helping plan the annual feUival are, from
left, Christopher Chappell of Starr avenue, Mary Ellen Batchelor ^f Camley street and Peggy Jo Hail oj Holbrook avenue.
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lesm that Michigan haa U wommi Judges of probate, most of them in the less densely populated upstate counties.
"It’s a trend of the times," said Court Administrator Meredith H. Doyle. "Women ere getting niore adive In pditics aiid public affdn.
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"There ere women hi the Leglaleture, city enunells, ■chool boerda and everything else. There’s nothing surprising about It anymore. It’s a matter of political ev^utkm."
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On the circuit bench, where , eligttiillfy requirements are > higher, oidy one of the 79 seats is filled by a woman. Circuit judges I .
bate Judges may be but nmd not be.
The-lone circuit judge on the diateff Bide is LUe M. Neuen-felt of Deerbom, aerving in Wayne County's Third Circuit.
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Spring's the time to trim spruce [trees. Remove one-third to eno-half of the current growth.
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BLUEBERRY TORTE By Mrs. Thomas A. Schmidt
doing to have ‘'the girls" In KSStSI
tor canb? You haven’t the ip-------------*“•
faintest idea what dessert to L*.— —-------------------- ;
save themT Mn. Thomas J. Crush nabiscos. Put half , the | Schmidt comes to your lescue ‘
with her redp. tor Muebeny ^
Torte. sggydks "
Mrs. Schmidt (Kay Kramp) ............
is a teadier and a homemaker. Her husbaiid says her
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home. She likes to water ski and rest of cookie crumbs. K et Union IjI»» in the summer. Chill overnight. Serves 9 to 12. y
Be<3raceful
your legs when you sit, at least do it gracefully. Pul the under leg far forward and let the upper one swing loosely, with the pointed toe Just slight-
Doyle supplied this list of wmnen on the probate bench in the state’s S3 counties:
Mary McLean, Alpena County: May E. OainplwU, Baraga; Donna Hecker, Oare; Beulah -Neafie, Crawtord; Marie D. Peters, Ddta; Mildred E. Taft, (katiot; Thelma V. Urtii, MBs-dale; B. McDonald,
Mldlaiid; Mae N. Haas, Moat-moreacy; Dorathea Bohae, Newaygo, and Vero L Bladt, St. Clair.
The court administrator men-fioned another Utfie kn about Miefaigin’s Judidery— Owt it Indudes a fatbereoa
Probate Judge Boyd C. Baird of Otsego County is the son of Robert S. Baird, Cheboygan ^ County Judge of probate.
Gold Stars Are Honored
Gold Star Mothers Chapter
at a card party given by the Disabled American Veterans AttxUiary. Ihe Saturday affair was held at the DAV home on Auburn avenue.
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Guests were Mrs. Lauretta Stockwell, Mrs. Hilda Laionde. Mrs. Efhia Olmsted. Mrs. Sy bdla Stevens, Mrs. Edna Math-^ eny, Mra. Lola Eri> and Mrs. W; C, Pike,
Beauty CBnic
by Edythe McCulloch
■ LONQER HAIR
Nlth iwrlvd of the F«mch roll Mrirdo, tho swipg in hair fash-on is 'sUSMIt' longer. No doubt h* flppearance of a chignon n PHaoms Margaret’s hair for tar wedding wiH giva fast rim 0 tha popdkirlff ol this hair nahtofi- hx>. Nattear oi thasa. Kiirdos.raquira th* long Qow-
show )POu how It is OBt
owovnr, both stylas ora out r dla briai thimilod bobbad tad oi hdr of a law aaomns act
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TV Women’! Ann. ol Onk-land Avnuie United PreebytoN ien Church hn Invited mem* ben end frienda of area Prea* byterian chnrchea to a mia-alonary.tea from 1 to 3 p.n. Thurs^ in the church’a Fhl-kmihip HaU.
The Rev. Don McOure, pl-in Ethiopia,
HAIR FASHIONS ... for spring require a Professional Permanent
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been with the Anuak TVibe.
chtoefa and operatli« a clink, the. Rev. McChod b^an teach' Inc the Anuaka bow to plant and to tend'"dry weather’’
Cattle were purcbaaed from the neighboring Nuer and Din-ka tribea In an effort to ro' atock the Anuak viUagea. Spin-
introduced.
Improperl)^ cleaned teeth detract tram any woman’a beauty. To be atn* your teeth are thoroughly clean^, you roust uae a toothbrush thM/bas not become worn and toot Its stlffnoss.
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London fashion goes to the dogs with **his*' **hers'’ and **its'* matching otUfits. Point Garry tweed is used for the man’s car coat, the lady’s skirt and coat lining and the Borzoi’s blanket. Scottie wears an appropriate tartan, while t^ poodle sports a fancy cape.
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MATTRESS BOTTLE and NIPPLE
Twins' Mothers to Hold Dinner
Twins' Mothers’ Club members will meet for their first anroyl dinner May 19 at the
Rotunda Inn. Serving wjU begin at 7.
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Reservations sfwuld be'made by May 17 with Mrs. James R. of Mary avenue.
Explains Transfer of Blexxd
Dr. John J. Marra ejqdalned the Matory of blood tranafu-akna and uae of new equipment whaii Oakland County Hoa^
Paulies ^hoe Store
Walk In comfort and in stylo..# inClinlosl
nuaT meeting at Pontiac Gen-
a Emma Howard announced 30 patlenta have been treated by the new cobalt machine, donated by ■arvke clttba. The memberahip alao waa notified that aonte
300.000 examlnatlona arc pei^' fonned. ln the hoapltal’a 1M>-oratory each year.
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Dr Marra told the group that Pontiac General la the only hoepital in thia area outalde Detroit that la approved Ut training of medical technologists. He said there are 19,000 certified medkal technologists in the United States while some
75.000 are needed.
Among needs of the hospital mantianed . were mote. e^p-ment for the medical technician training course and micro-chemistry apparatus tor chil-. dren. The aasodatian will purchase the latter this year.
This year members pur-chased blood bank equipment for the hospital.
Pick Garden
Mrs: Eugene Cleland has been elected president of the Waterford Branch, Woman’s National Farm and Graden Aaan.
Assisting the new president will be Mrs. Fired Bohlman, vice luvsldent; Mrs. Gerald Lewis, recording aecretaiy; Mrs. A. L. Adams, treasurer; and Mrs. William Baer, cor* responding secretary.
A repceaeptative from a greenhouse fn Rockwood spoke OB African violets when members met Thursday at the home of Mrs. WUHam Cobb. Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Dalton Et-tinger assisted the hostess.
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the PONTIAC PRESS, \Vt:DNESbAV, MAY 11. 1960
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Was Much Acb About Pontiac Bride-fo-Be
Bride«lect Marlene • D o o I i i daughter of the Elmer DooUna of street was honored at a show* er at the home of Mrs. Wendetli M. Doolin on Nichols rowl, Pon-, tiac Township.
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Mrs. Robert Dunn who will be her sister's matron of honor, was cohostess.
Oaests iBcladed MIrs. DosMa. Mrs. Pail Bnitns, Mrs. BUI Tar^ aer, Mrs. Staaford Weyev, Mrs. DU>ard DssUn, Mrs. dames Daol> la, Mrs. Boy Doolla, Mrs. Eva DoMla, Mrs. Eari Hetelikias. Mrs. Obartes Garrett and Mrs. Charles
worth.' Mrs. Morris Doolin, Carla' Eay# ood Linda Sue Doolin, anti Sharon Lewis.
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Beware! It*g Leap Yct, Saya Abby ,
Gone as Fur as She Should Go
By ABIGAIL VAN BVUBS DEAR ABBY: l am a young man of 24. I have been dating a certair girt (she Is M) for a couple of moiUhs. I date other girls, too, but I date this one more than the othm.
' 1 am not in
ards.
Is it true that a girl who Is always grabbing your hand (to hold) and asidng you to kiss her is "ioose’’? Don't get me wiong. 1 wouldn't want a cold fish, but 1 think it's the man's place to make Hhe advances. Or am I wi^?
DOUBTWG YOUNG MAN dear DOUBTFUL: You
are^ from wrong. The young lady appears to be top forward for your taste. Don't let her get too palsy wplsy, or you're apt to find yourself on the awkward end of a Leap Year proposal.
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DEAR ABBY: Am I being unreasonable to want .at least SI a week allowance to spend w to save? We live on a farm and my husband takes the egg and cream numey and I never see it. He doesn't even let me buy my own groceries. Oh, yes, I can go and pibk them out. but he is li^t behind me with the money purse to pay tor them.
Most farm wives are allowed to buy groceries and H there is a nidcel left over, they cun keep it.
When I ask for a dollar, he gives me a look as if I were
out of my mind. He spenrto that much each week for hli smokes. I neither smoke nor drink. I am not a spendthrift and *0 hurt over thia IHoasc advise me.
FARM WIFE DEAR WIFE: If a wife proves that she is capable of
cecla|nly have an allowance —to sp^ or to save.
Some huifoands use money as a weapon. Handing out a dollar at a time makes them
If a wife muM humble herself and beg for every penny, it is a pretty good bet that her huM>and Inferior in other ways, and is trying to punish her for his own shortcomings.
Work , toward a better understanding wiUi your husband in
other areas. «As the he strings loosen, maybe
C 0 N P 1 D E N T I A L Tto "SCARED STIFF": TeU your teaehea Or your priiudpal. Or a relative. Or a policeman— but do not let another day go by with^ telling someone who will report him to the local law-enforcing authorities.
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"What's your problem?" Write td Abby in care of this paper. For a personal reply.
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For Ah^a parnPbfot. "What Teen-agent Want Know," send 35c aifd a large, seK-ad-dresaed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. • ^
Donna Mae Weci to
Ahrens . Robert Show
Donna Mae Ahrens exchanged wedding vows with Robert Lee Shaw before the Rev. James Sheehan Saturday at a nupUal high Maas in St. Vincent de Paul Church.
Deep ruffles of white nylon fashioned the floor-lei«th brid--iTgswH fof tm naughtefbf the William Ahrens' of Dwight avenue. The bouffant skirt featured an overlay of Chantilly
Scallops of tbe lace edged the scoop neckline, and lace sleevea were bandWered to wrist-points. A fingertip veil held by a Jeweled crown and cascade bouquet of white rosea comideted tte bride’s ensemble.
In powder blue silk organza were Mrs. Robert Borst, nu-tron of honp, who carried pink and white carnations, and the bridegroom’s sister Joyce, who bekP aU'Pink carnations. _
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The bridegroom, son M Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shaw of Harper atnet, wai assisted by Robert Borst, best man. The bride’s brothers James and
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Mrs. Henry Gumther came from Blxunfieid Hills and Mrs. Harold Hunt from Detroit fw the Thursday party.
Emmanuel Baptist Church has sen reserved for the June U wedding of Miss Doolin and Carlton Thomas Lewis of Union street, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sai G. iaewir of Galatia. Bt
MBS. ROBERT LEE SHAW
William seated the guests, assisted by Charles Moore of Drayton Plains.
After a wedding breakfast and remption in the Ralian-Araerican Club, the newlyweds left tor a Niaipira Falls honeymoon. They will reside on West Cornell street when they return.
Mrs. Lucille VanBrunt came from La(>]esc, Wis., and Mra. Marie Bremer from Arcadia lor their niece's wedding.
Chief Pontiac Unit to Host District Confab
Sixty representatives were present when Chief Pontiac Post No. 377, ^erican Legion. was host for the 18th District Auxiliary meeting.
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In commemoration of Poppy Month, May, , winning poppy posters, dedgned by students, were on display.
- Tbli yaar’a ,w4 Ricky Rhdney of Owen Sdwol. class l; Karen L. McKenna, St Frederick High School, class 3; and Janet Kirk, Pontiac Central High SdMol, dass 8.
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Mrs. Oudet JEL SouthfidS, fnxn Birmingham’s Uhit 14, was named zone vice jn'eddent of the 18th District at the Friday noting. Mrs. Larson has beep an active auxiliary member for 30 yieiSiPs:.
Fordon'Niles of Farmingtm} district memorial chairman, announced memorial services will be May 23 at 7:30 p.pi. in Royal Oak. Post commanders and unit presidents conduct the program which was originated 16 years ago.
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Goests were Mrs. Arthur E. Moore of Rt^al Odt and Dolly Bradd -d Earmington.
Tti. Dsb'I gavf to Hovo Gitr Biir w Diidnii IriH Muk Biir Color ia 30 Don
Boob litor 30 Toon titty
The House of Dkw shows narrow! bracelete studded with turquoise or. coral stones. These are wmh above the elbow.
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THE PONTIAX: PR»SS« WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, 1900
Three Mills Chopped From Walled Lake Tax
Cut Partly Due to Population
Exp«ct Census Totals to Show Town Nearly Doubled in 10 Years
WALLED LAKE — Property owners here can ex-'pect a substantially lower itax rate when they receive th^ tax bills the first of July.
With the adoption of the ,1960-61 city budget, coun-cilmen were able to chop three mills from the current 18 mills levied against taxpayers.
The 18-mill levy the hisbeM ever charged property ownen bore. R was in ^ect only one .year. The city has a tax limit of XU BtUls. ’
D«rh« the lNS4i Hscal yekr the tax levy was faly 1S.S mills. The CS mOI laerease the fol-lewlag year was iae moiMy te
Tlw iBcteaift teve-.
nue from the state sales and intangible taxes of about SUJOO is partially responsible for the tax deereaae. The city is eiqiected to receive approximately |2$,S00 compared to 114,500 received Ian year.
The e]q>ected tax return from die state is based in the popula-tkxi of the dty of about 3,500. The dty had been receiving fundi baaed on 0te 1950 census (rf 1,600 The hadget fer the 1M»« As-eal year has feeea set by the Osoeil af |U7,IM. This eem-pares with the oarreat hadget e(
TUa doei not indude die S37.000 road fund budget or the water fund budget. However, the nad fudB does faiclude $13,000 that will be tranhtarred from the general fund.
SXFian' BALAlfCE
The three budgets total $144,800. *Cuirent estimates indicate the gencnd fund of about $U,000 at the and the 1959-00 fiscal year, according to aty Manager Geotfe A. Shaw.
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Indodsd in this balance is r.000 remaining of $13D00 appropriated to dw road fund for street paving. The 17,000 was eaitied in the new
Preparty taxes will provide about 86 per ceat of dM total revmte this year< compared with almost 73 per oral te the cmtent year. More than $85,000 is expected to be brout^ to to the city through property taxatlaa agatet 1,700 - ------
Expenditures In the 1900<1 road fund budget Of $17,500 is |6J00 more than the estimated expenditures in the present budget Ite laefeeee is eaased by aa appropriattsa af Hljie 1st the
A deficit of $4,900 is anfidpated in the water fund te the current year. Taking into account the prior years reeerve fund of $1,400, the "iiet' deficit of die water ftmd will he $3,400.
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The expected deficit was caused by the replacemoit of an impellar / shaft and ecrecn in one of d» / jrity's wells.
Orchard Lake Police lake MSU Course
• CmCHARD LAKE - Patrdmen Ivan L. Grubbs and Richard G. -Helgemo have recently completed the Basic Police Training Course id Midiigan Stole University.
' The coarMB is desipwd to trala -efUoere la the taadameBtalB ef
AVON TOWNSHIP - The open b(^ at Avon Center UoqdtokhTmi 1 '• 5 pjn. Sunday is planned par-tlculaMy to show results of the
zd Smith said the moat reeedlly completed projects are die ployee* dining room, the emergency roonr and entrance and the Mly
THSnXINO RIDE An antique fire engihe will be ueed to give rides to youngsters at the Roosevelt School Fair Saturday .from 3 to 6 pun.' “Trying out” tba old engine at the Kcego Harbor
ireWvid”^ Marilyn Reese of Sylvan Once used by the fire department at 1, the 1917 eiqte >• owned now by 4he Btewnflekl Thwnahlp Reserve. Trenton's Assn.
Name Four to Judge Contest at Rochester
ROCHESTER — The four judges who will select “Mim Rochester. Independence Day Queer." apd her two attendSnts May 25 have chosen, Mrs. Walter «r, contoM chairman.
Appointed Attorney in Holly
HOLLY — Robert A. McKenny, attorney te Holly Township, was appointed last night by coundlmen as attorney for the village.
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Village President Aram Kriko-rian put MdCenny to wwk immediately by asking him to determine the residence requirements for village officers.
i that he had a deetor to mM to be named vU-k«e health Wer bat be lived la
McKenny said that the doctor wasn't entitled to hold the office since he was not an elector of the village.
A ★ A With that answer, Krikorian said be would^have to revamp several appedntpaento he had made to the pjannifig board.
OXFORD — The local tax rate of 18 mills will remain the. same next year, the Oxford Village Council detarmined last night as It passed a budget of $137,6^ lor the 1960.61 fiscal year.
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The newly adcqited budget is up $14,594 over lait year’s which was $123,051.
A total of IS.4N was cut from special toads hi several depart-meals to set ap a coottagency
Revisions made in the general md budget included a cut M $1,500 in the assessment program, making that total $1,000, a cut in special legal service
service to the village as a cltlsea aad expected na cempeaeaftoB. However, Krikorian said that he felt tt only right that McKenny submit to the village at the end of the year a bill for the services he perfonned. The Council agreed.
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McKenney succeeds Donald Bremer as vitege attmuey.* Bremer earty in April shortly after the resignation of village manager Ninman E. Tuffotd.
Since Tufted resigned the village has been without a manager.
Last right, L'Aase T. WOktos of iMf Thompson Mi. applied
CoimcU will atody his application and give him an answer in
toe manufacturing ipduatry, toe Council he would work on a three monto probattonaiy period at a rtsrting ^ary of $5,600. He asked for a'maximum salary of 16,500.
An $87,790 budget was presented
) the Council for study.
Elmwood Churchwomen Set Mom-Daughter Tea
AVON TOWNSHIP-The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Elmwood Methodist Cbtoch to qxmsorirg' a Mother and Daughter Tea Thursday at 7:30 p.ni. at the church, on Grant street at Auburn avenue.
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The program, open to all mothers and daughters, will feature a on Bermuda.
Oxford Millage Unchanged Despite Higher Mget OK
The figure set for building maintenance in the general fund, war i-atoed from $1,70) to ^,000.
In the department of pabUc works, the figare for wages paM to part-ttme help was rrised
Mental Health Will Be Subject of Area Address
The 1
ing of the Oakland County Chapter of the Michigan Society for Mental Health, Inc., will be at noon May 18 in the Birmingham Community House, 380 S. Bates
Bruno Bettelheim, psychologist and principal ot the orthogenic school at the Utilversity of CW-eago, wtH be the guest speaker.
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.JHto topic will be "Community Goals for Emotionally Disturbed ChUdren.’’
Tidiet resovations can be made torough Mrs. A. W. Navala, 4048 Crocus St., Birmingham, until Friday.
from $700 to $200, a cut to the manager’s expense account from $700 to $500.
wito cat tnan |S,0lN to flte. The amount earmarked te purchase of equipment in the water department atoo was pared from $1,000 to $500.
A A A The budget was presented several weeks ago by Village Manager Ralph Pilous who repeated then that parking meter ooUectkxis were down and that the capital improvemoit fund was tower but budgets te all departments were up.
of raalateaaaee, labor ead na-tratais, eompared to a rriattve-ly statie bwoiiM.
In other action last night. Council adopted a resolution creating a child protection and youth assistance program for Oxford, In pur-suance of the rule established by the Oakland County Juvenile Court.
A A A Named to serve on the committee to carry out the program locally were R^ E. Ctoud, Junior Ugh achod prtaidpal; Police Chief Albert R&rts: Winiam Matos, di-nr of Osmp Oakland; Ted Gawry, a local teariier; Mrs; Robert Brower, and the Rev. G. E.
Avon Center Hospital Growing
Open House to Reveal Changes
r Mrs. Ha-
Ths move enabled hospital offi-ctols to rgloeate the Mteben, eme^ leney rooms and dining room in
The original structure qt K E. Avon Rd., was boat-in 1964 and gave the hoepital a total of 18
Thto to the flaal phase ri i
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In 1958 the Hospital Board pur-.Jiased the J ‘ W. Eastman house next door, and the administration offices were moved into this bulU-
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They will see the girls competing for the crown in three phases of judging; hatoing suit, talent and formal wear. The contest be patterned again this year after tiie "Mtes America Pageant.” It will take place in the Ugh
The contest wintifr will : over the second annual Khranto ’4th-0-RanvA” criebration on Independence Day. She a^ll be given a oompl^ wardrobe by loepl merchants and a modeling srtiool gift ocrtificrie. The two nmnetwqi also wUl reoeive gifts.
Tickets now are available from any Khranto Gub member.
Heads Retiree Group
MILFORD - Edwin C. Clark, former head of the Milford school QXtom 21 years, has been elected president of the Michigan Retired Public School Employes Asm.
a HMN addition Jolalag Bm ad-iririatratliai taUdtaf to too mala
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the ciqwnekxi program, is about July t ^
I eori ef the re-
ttaa ttw firri apeeh to Thhraaiy-Remodeling of the rite section is under way, Mrs.
The old kitcboi to bel two patients*
old emergency room will become a recovery romn te wirgery. .to accommodate about four patients.
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The patients' rooms in the original building have been redecorated, and the due date te com^etioo
Sunday’s open house tosponeored by the Avon Center Hoepital Guild hich win serva refreshments irototoeut tiie afternoon. Department mads wfll shew their fadUties and explain their
The OMs In Ptoik, members of the Future Nuraee Gub at Rochester High Sefaori, will be guides.
hospital administrator; Other
EMERGENCY ROOM READY — The new emergency room at Avon Center Hospital, near ,
Rochester, wUl be one of the main attractions ths hospital are an at the hospital’s open house Sunday afternoon.
Checking equipment are Dr. Martin KuUlius, emergency room doctor, ^qnd Mrs. Hazel Smith,
a fully equipped stainless steel Utoben. The date te completion of the $70,000 remodeUng and-expansion program is about Jidy L
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Expedition Did Not Find Lost Qties, Says Jordan
iky mnouDclng that "the oirteonM of my probe end lemples of dlMoverkt have been examined and received with approbation by famoua American archaeoioglata.”
The Coast Guard rescues about 9,000 civUiam a year.
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MEXICO' CnY UR ^ nowere are m general throughout Mexico that honey is produced- In every state in the repuUic, says the National Bank of Foreign TYade.
AMMAN, Jordan (IW-As far u Jordaniaa > authoritiea are coik-cenied, a Baptist miaskmaryex-plorer tailed to find anything new tn^Ms recent Dead Sea aearch hr the wicked BibUcal dtiM of Sodom jand Gomomh.
. IMya Rlki, acting director of Ithe Jordan Antiquities DepMtment, JMaerts that Dr. RalMi £• Baney
of Kansas aty, Mo., "did not produce any photographic material or evidence whatsoever” to back up his claims of dramatic diaooveries.
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He said he and three othertilvara found extensive underwater remnants of a civilizaUon that flourished 4.000 yean ago and then wgp Inundated, apparently aa a reaoit of an earthquake.
Among the discoveries h claimed were a cistern, a viaduct, a roadway, and a wall and a levee, an submerged in the Dead Sea.
Baney also said he found "a smaU forest of petrified paln\ trees” in the area of aUeget^Sitcs' of the two cities.
Rilai made the followii« comments:
“The claimed visdoct waa a> duunri bdit by the Amerieaa Peiat Fear
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TheiY ia nothing new atxmt trees and forests, which anybody could see rising above tbe water and which were pictured and writ-ten about by John Harding, the former antiquities director in Jordan 30 years ago.
★ ♦ ► ♦ "Concerning the two cities which Baney claimed might be Sodom and Gomorrah, he did not arodjce' any evTdriice to support his daim, either in pictures or in material proof. He daimed bis underwater photograirtiy apparatus failed to penetrate the Dead Sea water’r density.”
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Rltai also expressed belief that the high salt content of the water would surely eat up any ancient remnaifts, If such ronnants ever existed under the Dead Sea water.'
Dr Baney qnaHIM Us,MlgtaaI annwunreHSffitt in n Inter rspnri~ .to,the snttqiMtIes department en the resnits et the two nianth expedition. In tUa. he mM “We have located the sitea ef twe eitiefl which I believe might be the twe dttes #1 Sodom and I
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"I'm not an archaeologist and neither la Rifal.’* Baney declared «t the time.
Jordanian Premier Haua Majall received a caWe from Baney Sun-
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Privafe Colleges Struggling for Survival
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CCBAN ENBOY *- No, FiM Jbaatro bu not trimmed bis rebel 'besrd, this is MaJ. Faure Cbo-Inon, leoendy named Cuban am-'bassador to Russia, ite is the ^irst to hold diet position since
KALAMAZOO (|i<~A dasste e}^/ ample of the strugZIa ot private I tp suivtve in the tsee of the nspl^ eocpansita of tax-supported schools can be viewed from a pair of green clad hills divided by a raOroad trade tai Kalamasoo.
The railroad track, traditJanal symbol of division in America, has lost iU harsh mark of dass distinction in this ease because of the friendship and ro&peratioa sAiidi have devdoped over the yean between Kalamazoo Gotkfe and Waaten Michigan Unlversifsr which face each other “across the rada.“
Kalaawsee, CoOege, prend «l the 1S7 yean whMi make M MtoUgaa’s oldest oaOefe, is a perfect esaaapte el the smanii privately flnaeoed Hberal arts tawtmttoa tiytag te halaeoe the proMena el ever4*ereaalng tai-
Two Tell Stand bn Church Bias
Whitt, Negro Hopefuls t for Presbyterian Post r Favor Int^rotion
; CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPD-Two candidates, a white and a Negro jMinister, for the post of moderator of the United Presbyterian Oiurch d the U.S.A. have stated their goal for a nonsegregated diurch.
The |lev. Edler ,G. Hawkins, New York Negro, and the Rev. tferman L. Turner^ Atlanta, Ca., white minister, issued a joint state-tbeir views. They
Meal of a ‘nenoegregated chnrck In a aenergregated saeiety* ntdeh by r^eated aotlea ef the Genml AasenMy la the peHey OMR* hi tte U-SUL" tbe two are among candidates for moderator when the denomination’s Qeneral Aaaembly meets May lAZS. A preliminary conference op evaivelism be^s May IB.
The aaaHi*ly ifJivs-foP Ing bo^ of one of the largest and most important Phdestant de-nominatkms. The United Presbyterian Orardi has about 9,000 hv ^ oal congregations throughout the natioo nd over 3,100,000 members.
The moderator will be elected tor OK yw M the meeting’i
—all ctoeses aad tta eharm of small campw Bfe.
Across the tracks Is big, booming Western Michigan'University. Only 57 years Md, WeMem is exploding after many years Service as a teacher training school t an era in which H is mqiected to meet the demands of i fledged university.
B»o College, working under a program of controlled and highly selective airoUment, hss about G50 studmts on campus today. ‘fen years ago tba number I't mudi smaller.
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These figures represent the basic dilletence of cost between private and tax-supported coUeges. It is a difference whidi faces the average student aad Ms family even before the factors of what the student intends to stbdy enter the pictore.
The cost situation tooms large in the planning of the two men who sefve as presidents of these next door neighbrn colleges.
To Dr. Weimer K. Hicks, |^i-dent of Kalamazoo CbUege, the cost factor crates a problem which must be met by providing toe “extras” of private school education coupled with the continual search for financial assistance from friends of the college. Since Worid War H, Kalamazoo College has been able to niM more than
92,500.000 to Improve its facilities.
“It is simply impossible for s private school to offer an education at a cost comparable to that charged by a tax-supported university,” Dr. Hicks says.
OFFERS DIVIDEND “The private colleges which will survive are tooie which strive to. Improve the ou^tv of their facilities and find wi^rs to provide the dividends which come with small college Ufe."
IKalpmazoo College offers just such a “dhidend" in a taigue 1breigiR*ruflYia«l^^
_ give one out of every two graduates a summer of schooling in Europe at the expense of the cd-tege. A ^tecial fund, sri up by Dr. Rudolph Light of Kalamazoo, makes this possible.
“Ibe private sch^ must ways turn to its ahunni and friends when it needs moKy,’’ says Dr. Hicks. “Here at Kalamazoo lue toe bulk of our tuition money to pay above average faculty salaries. To provide operating funds for the ooUege itself, we must conduct a fund drive for about 9123,-000 every year. It is not easy." While he turw te Izuialag ri tMbr tkaa to private sourees for holds. Or. Paul V. Saagrea, preaMeot ef WMU, atee classes moMy ms Ms majer problem.
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Xhi^ that gt Dt*. Hieia, Dr. SangranH problem is not tbe thieat; ,ever-1aci««sliig ttdtlfon fees. altiKfgh that is a worry-some factor.
Rather, he is faced with the demand for more and more housing. daasroQRi and service space •> the Ums of would-be studenu form at his campus door. He caiwot add the buildings to care for the students unless the leglsiators provide the funds.
“We have spent about M million dollars on mw buildings in toe past decade and we are still toort ot dasaroten space,’ says Dr. Sangreo
“Western has an obligation to students, parents and the state ot Michigan to provide buildings, equipment and faculty needed to carry on a sound educatkmal program. Our nation li economically able to give adequate support to higher educatkm. Whether tax-sup-
Mum of smoH. prlvatMy financed ooUefsa u will ae its emseBtat state^euppotted schools biit onty in Kalamazoo are they wRbia waving distanoe ot oofit other.
Is toere room In the future tor hothT Ors. Hicks and Sangren fed that “Mg” education at the creased utudent toad is up to a gtate level must grow evoi bigger deddon by toe people who |Ry as the student load Increaues. But toe taxes." they also agree that toe accom-
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TWENTY-SEVEN
Famine Finally Ends for Tigers, 1-0
Rocky Smashes
Second Time Feat Performed This Season
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WASHINGTON IIMThe victoiy famine of the Detroit Tigera has ended—and in aimoat the aweet-$at poaaiUe at]^.
it it It *^A combination of Rocky Cola-iflto’s ahitlV’lnnimi home Don Moae’a ^wa^hit . da&der ana^ped Oie lO^iame los-lug atreak 14} over WaahingtoB'i
3 Grand Slams Hit Tuesday
CMavlte, the ngera’ alagging daittag who eanae OB aofTy Ihma with Om net el Ua matea after their greet Cfart. naaewd a two eat heaaar tar oO Me tta k|t fWd aeela el Oritntk Sta-diem.
> The vlrtuaMy prteeleaa blow, year, revived the' ThMa*
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By The Aaaaeletei Preaa The Amoteaa League .tied the major league record fer
time diia aeaaon with three grandalapi borne runa Tbeaday
the Loa Ang^ Dodgen, carried the Red Sox to a 1-7 victory over the Chicago White Sat Williaina’ firat home run of the year capped a nine-run fifthi inning U the A’C beat Baltimore R>^-The Red Sox were the aeoond club to bit two in one game thie
a ever been done twice in Vic Werto and pindi-hifter Rip
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City. Repuiaki’a, coming in hia firat at bat in the American LMgue after Friday'a trade with
nm in the majora thia year, the firat to hi
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and Billy Klaua did it againat New York ^ril H the day Lou Ber-beret of Detroit gave the A|< three for the day. It waa the fourth time the R^ Sox have done it, a'major league record.
The majora have counted U grand dama 4his aeaaon, eight in the AL. RepulaU waa the 10th pinch-hitter to connect for
Frank Baumann U-2), the ex-Red Sox lefty, waa the loaor and Frank Sullivan (1-1^ the wiraiee. both in relief. A1 Smith, Hoy Siev-era and Sbenn LoUar bomered for the White Sox, who loft on third and aeoond when Ton Sturdivant got Jim Landia pop up and then fanned pinch-TedKluaaewakiint------------
The Tigera havB eaten htunlde Ide ainpc Aprfl 25 when their tea-ina atreak bcsan.
Hoping to get into a winniiig atreak, the. .Ilgera are chooaing rmnk Lary (1-2) to do fiwlr pitching in tonighf’a aecond Wadiington jpone. Ma opponent win be Pedro Ramoa «M).
ColavHo’a rocketing smaih, one of only five Tiger hiU off T>x
latching were the atory of laat tdght’a game. '
Moaal, wtaaing hia firat game
oaiy eae naa «e gel parrt fir bate while atrikliig out aev« batten and walkiBg juat aae. With one out in the fourth. Bob AUiaon of the Senatora tripled to night but died oH 1>iae.
it a it In the Detroit ninth Charlie Maxwefi and A1 Kal ■ettiog up the dramatic atage for Cblavito.;
Rodty todk two balla and on Oevenger^a third pitch he parked the ball in.tbe aeaW for the game'a only acorn.
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Up to than Clevenger had iwil Detroit to three hita-one by Norm Cash, aPPnnrtoS td firat basd in place of the benched Steve BUko. Cash got a aecond ainide right after Coiavito’a homer but Lou Berfaeret lined out The TIgerB ended matters with a flouriah. Billy Gardner opened the Senator ninth with the third hit ofl Moeai, single. Mosd forced Dan DoUiek.toutfieider from ppto-nagon, Mich., to foul out.
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The dangerous AUiaon came ..up again. And he Ut into a double play engineered by Caaey Wise, Chico Fonoslez and Cash.
The only other Tiger hito bcaidn those of Odavito and Cash's pair ' wert siBajes by MaxweO and Eddie Tost
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Trod MboH Postponed
ESCANABA, Mich UB - Ba .weather has forced the boatpone-ment from May 14 to May 31 of regional high aehool track meets at ^anaba, Sault Ste. Marie, Marquette, Kinpfurd and Houghton.
-The Uppar Peninsula finala also have been postponed from May 21 to May 37 at Marquette, officials
Clevriand got roUhig to the four-run 10th wkh a hH batter, a sacrifice and Jolmny Temple’s RBI stogie, to-beat New York 5-1.
It wag the first hit off Ryne Duren (1-1) in $ 1-3 innings of reitof stretched over rix appearances. Jim PiersaU'a three-run homer capped it for the Indians, who scored in the firat and then at out on two hits for eight tontoga by BUI Short and Bob Turley. Rookie Dhdc Stigmu (2-1) won it, leaving five Yankee runneni stranded to 3 23 '
He came on ta the eiginii Elston Howard’s honw nm i Jim Penya one-bit riiutout.
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WflBams got the A’s started on idr free-wheeling fifth with a double oO loeer Hoyt Wilhelm (1^ and Uien dimaxed file rally with a grandalam homer off re-Uever Jack FUier. ItoU, who broke to with Pittsburgh in 1965, his third without defeat, up nothing but atoJorJiia
Putt’Putt Golf Tourney Starts at Two Courses
The 1900 National Putt-Putt Gfotf toumaroent opened last night with area Putt-Putt couri
HAPPY DAY Joy once more fNevatted in the ’Tiger drcsalng room lari ijlght after the 10-game loaUg streak ended wldl a 1-0 victory over Washington. It was Don Mosai’s (left)
3-bit pltchlBB and Rocky Gotevltal'a (right) bonier whUdi brought about tte win. Manager Jimmy Dykes was the'happiest of them all.
Sapftrstein Offers New Hope fo 'Shorty'
CHICAGO (ft - If Abe Saper-stein's new American ’BaritetbaU League starts operating in 1961-62 as scheduled, the little guy and the long shot specialist nuy have their day.
la chock fuU 9t _ new’tne ef sage aad the to kb-aa eigbr-tetbii pm elr-coll bdeaded as a rival to the Nattaaal BasketbaU Ama. Saperstein ycaferday diacloaed that hia projected league was ex-pmided from alx to eight teams, bid Inriead of starting next fall, at first planned, wUl begio in the 1961-62 season.
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Pittsburgh and Portland,. Ore. have joined an original charter groiqi including Chicago, San Franctoeo, Loa Angeles, Oeve-CHy and Washing-
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Aiw has come up with a number of novel rule changes whk* wUI be tested this summer by his Harlem Globetrotters and liated the league if feasible.
, A A •it Acting president Saperstein would haye Ms league play 40 minute games instead of 48 min-Idea aa the NBA plays. Bmhu fouls would be out,
But fiiat’s only a starter. Abe propoeea to widen the free fimnr lanes from 12 to 18 feet under file basket to whittle down rebounding by skyscraper players. This threeaecond parking zone would taper to 12 feet at the free throw line.
said Pihsburgh and portiahd must wait a year for id new arenai
decided to mark time a year so everybody could start from serateb.
Baiforricta hsUto a fine aeon fer the free-sowtag taettos of the NBA, evea theegb he awas SI per eeat el the PhttadeipUg Wanton to that toep. He eaid ha eeea w« eeU hta totereri la
Derby Colts on game Plane
Predciiess Foes Arrive
BAL’mlORE (AP)-rThere was the Califoniia colt who arrived BO radio at PfinUco Taetitoy tort from. San Francisco on Derby prcpu-atidU tor the May 21'^ -Pteakneas moved Into high gear wMh the arrival of Vanefian Way
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tratocr Vic SovtaaU of] Venetton Way nor Jimmy Pitt of Bafiy Ache aoodmpanied hia hone.
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Their arrivad brought to five the jmmber of cwndklatea ca the grounds for ^ $150,660 Preak-ness, second lag a* tadag’s triple
^^UmgqUen tam'd ^ of Divine Cfomedy. tdafii to the Derby, and Conunand PUot, a nonatarter at Churchill Downs, were flown In Mipday BigW, jatatog T. V. Lark,
’Ihere is a chance that both Vehetiaa Way and Bally Ache ^ joM tha^fieid' for SattBday’a
Pi»p. T. V. Lark. DMae Comedy and Command Pilot are staitmi in the Prep.
_ lea Farm trainer Charley WittiligfMm aald Ismael Vat-wtt ride DMne Omwdy to the Pradmom. Bill Hartack will ha hack on Vowttan Way, his Derby momt, and Bd^ IkHqr retnraa aboard Bally Ache.
a couple dayen start mixing it up they - *1 to ejected not for the t ffune — bitt for only the quarter involved.
’Ihere would be no 24-seoond rule, as eomloyed by the NBA, for shooting. Instead, if a defensive player touches the ball held by the offouiye man. a jump .ball would be cdled.
ef the tree fiuww eifoie, ahaat n feet eat. He weaM permit am ef haade by a defepsiva
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There was a tifoe, ixA sq long ago, when 00 feet was ConsMered a barrier. ’That was befwe Parry O’Biton began putting the 16-
pound ball beyond that distance
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backboard |to allow imm maneo-v«1ng under the hoop. After a basket, three would be a three w five second delay to permit tiw fana to mjoy and ap^ud a good not to mentkn riow-. tiie ^ break.
'In short, we want to give the fana basketbsB and not juat .................said Abe.
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More than 200 have registered at each of the two courses, Dray-Plains and TelegraphrNorth-Westem.
e A A Ihe piayerB started last night at Drayton and tonight the Tele-will start tourney
matches.
Putt-Putt is the nCwiest phase of miniature golf with actual rules of regulation gdf.
Local teams are being formed is ptoy at the courses.
Winners of the national towney can win trips to Tokyo, Bermuda, Mexico and, Hawaii.
Top Shot Putters Meet in Boldys on West Coast
FRESNO, (Mf. (AP)—Director J. Flint Manner of the West Ooeri Relayg takes no .chances wifli the shot putters tore Saturday niibt. He’s had the area wbare they’ll work surveyed out to a distance (rf 70 feet.
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With the bebonoths becoming the glamor men irf thfo yearis track and field season, Kannm wanted to make certain that any records would meet official standards in every way.
Heading tl^ field are three ot the “Ug four” of shot putting— Bill Nieder, DallaaXong and Dave Davis. Nieder threw 65 feet 7 indtea at the Texas Relays for the best toes on record. Long im’t far behind at 64-6H and Davis baa thrown 6340H.
Hodge Podge, owned by Dr. Den-aU Somem of Bfarmtaidmna. to ■ lim I2IA73 Lady saoa at ItoBaavalt Nm Tack Friitoy night The horse baa been tralMd by famed Olver EdUy I
A dwdMiy mtiball piegiam Is eMolBg ap May N at fiw Nerth BnuMlingh SelMriafiMetteIMA TM Vairrity drib aai Paeirily wig to anwmr rix Muna taUag pari. Pmmied sriB he the HaaBeh dmAeye ef Haem, MIeh.
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Johnny DeJohn and Joe Netre. co-managers of former middleweight champioo Chrmen BesiUo. Tneeday moved in the New Yoik Stote S«9reme Court to oet aaide the New York State Athletic Com-
ar rawriBs.
Bid BIGHT •> Ingemar JohaiuHKHi punches away at his ’’scfaiimg ball" with his big right as he continued to workout at his Graashver. N. Y. training camp. The spinning bag. quite different from the conventkmal punching bag, often a lari and riusive target lor the heavywei^t dxampkn. He meets Floyd Patterson, June 20th.
out defeat, giving a B Ja 1^ ”
WWi Pleasure in Camp
(HIOSSINGER, N.Y. lAP) -Tlie worid heavyweight boxing champton intends to mix buriaess with pleasure once more as he prepares tor his June 20 difenm against ex-champ Floyd Patter-»n.
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Ingemar Johansson, widely criticized laat summer because he didn’t worry about hia boxing 24 houn a day, can point to the record to back up bis strategy.
’I box tlx qf seven rot every day,” he said. (He only went tour Monday). ”I thli* actually worked harder for -our last fight than Pritenon. He jqri kept sttyiiB in the training room all fixe time.
Nobody aits in the workroom after he Is finished work. Why not leave the place when you are through with your job?"
. Did the (^uimp exp^ to go danoing diiring the training per iod?
•U I feel like it, ” he said, will go up to the hotel to look at the enttertaiiunent. I will go to the Bwlmming pool. Already I have played goll I played four holes Monday until it rained.”
Johansson, 37, said he and his fiance, Birgit Lundgren who is on the premises, had set no date f<w their wedding. x
• 15-Part Series By PANCHO GONZALES Starts Thursday IN THE PRESS Sports Pages
Inventor Says Blinking Lure Fools Poor Fish
Ban Balt With TaiUight Works Like a Firefly
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (I) Somebody is always tindng to figure out a way to fold tto poor firii and , w Eart Pemy briterea ^ foVritOoin
The (barnp Insxsted he had glv- ^ ™
en no tiiought to retirement from ^ ****“* to do it.
the riiH, "1 do iwt kixiw how many iwAe flights 1 will have," he s^. “1 have not tiiought about it. If I beat Patteraim again there to iKTiasre remateh comraci.”
JohanoaoB said his record for return bouts in the amateur days usually was better than for his first fi^ts with the same opponent
”I usually knock them faster than the first time,’ said. "It usually is mudv easier
Delay Softball Play Until Next Monday
3Tie Pontiac C3nxrch softball league wUl begin play next Monday. May l6th wMcfx la a delay of one weric becauK of the nin.
The opener imt weA wUI rif the 1950 champion Flrot Baptist team against runnerup Trinity Batista on Jaycee diamond No. " at 6:66 p m.
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Two Wins for Shoity
DETROIT (ft—Embaaay Hal won the feature eighth race last ni^ at Hazel Park Raceway in 3:06.2 and returned $4.40. George Shoity drove the colt and emiier teOi the sixth race wifii Air Reeded. A crowd of 4,506 $277,864.
Other team include Omtr^ Oiristton, ColumUn Ave. Baptists,
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Cubs Have Long Streak Going of Bad Weather
CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Cuba had one of their kmgeri streaks hr years todsjr-flve straight bad weather postponements.
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‘Enough is enough.” sai^ Lou iidr^, whose debut as the dub's new manager was marred 2-7 laat TlHiraday by tto Pitts-
)d riant bsuen to help Boston to a 8-7 vteteiy qv«r the White SOK. Wertz beemne the 4th active American League player to drive la over LMOnma \
life frun pro boxing in the state. Hearing on their petition waa aet for May 20.
basketball aai gsH
Petstomr High where In a 16-year strateh he galiei the ■eheri’a cage teams te six wto-
Erwin G. (Cannonball Baker, 78, a pioneer motorcyde and auto racer, died in Indhinapotis Community Hoqital Tuaaday, one day aft-^ er suffering a heart idteck. Hiker bad beat oominiasiaaer of the National Aaaodation tor Stock Car Auto Racing sbice it was ionned in 19(7.
Asked if be had learned much about Patterson in their first fiiht enroute te bis 3rd round knockout victory, the champ answered, “How can you learn much? It was so short.
don't know what be can clo. But I do know what he did lari time. It was not so good. They talked about him being so fabt but he was not so fast that night.” Monday’s training session with Artie Towne and Bill John-the champ appeamd to make more use' of his riidit hi to did last year. Johnson, however, said it just seemed
"He did about the same last year,” said the qiarring partner. "He sticks out that Irit jab and titefr^fofidw&^^Arith^tite it wasn’t for the jab. ’yo& m^t be able to work on the right, but tile jab if hard to get away from
Towne, who alao wwked v Johanaaim laat year, said champ wga “much bettn-" at
woald eateh aay tteh te hear refera Is la a bam tan wMt a _laUJ%lit_
Penny, 56, says he apent live years develophfig the innovation. "But to tell you the trutti. I’ve been ao busy making tto lore work that I haven’t bad time to fish with tt." to says.
"But I have a friend who has,” ddS POUQ'.
Hiis particular friend Is Penny’s lure tester. He’s been busy teatfog the lure, tax ponds and lakes arowd Birmingham and the reports Penny gets sound like moat fiah ato-ies.
To bear him talk you'd fiiink the Conservation Department wiU have to regulate the Blinking Black Widow, it’s ao effective.
Ibe Blinking Black Widow is three indxm 1^. It la blaidx and tile inside, which containa a flashlight tottezy, is stalnleaa steel. The lure floats. It has two seta ri ti{ree
A tiny flashlight beta la torif
Penny swears tiie baaa can’t teS the diffrience between his.hire and a li^xtningbag,mr firefly, at nii^t. -Penny says afidtnt te pendlng-
Olon Oob Has Act
Jergy Hntfa, a 43-year4ld Oe-tredt goUo*, rifled a hale-iiKxie Tueaday at Glen Oaks CMf Club. HuHi knodnd a 7-im shot into the ciqx on the 162-yard 16th hole.
It was Ms let ace in 30 years of
Boudreau hasn’t had a dianoe to try to riart the Cuiw dimbing tt U the^ational League ce "
A A A Rain washed out their 'entire three-game aeries wWi Miiwm-kee. pibs a renMiediited Mondior date witir the Braves, and Tbae-day’s opener of a three-game set witii tile hot Chicinnati Reds.
Top Draff Pick Signs
CT. LOUIS (AP)-The St Louis Hawks of the National Baahetball Asai., Iteesday announced that Len wakens of ProvUence College, the HaadEi first draft (toice, rigned. Toms were not
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Doctoring Your Golf
By DB. CABY MIDDLECOFF
FAIIENT’S COMPLAINT: "My altoe Is hard ta get ridef."
DIAGNOSIS: Hitting from tha aetatda In.
TREATMENT: Golfers who are continually plagued with slicing the ball are those who keep bringing the clubhead Into the ball along the wrong path. To hit tha ball atraight and far, the clubhead must be brought into the ball along an in-ride-ont pattern. 'IThe drawing shows the correct Pfttem. Try to get it clearly in mind.
Tha drawing further skews the right elbow tucked In closely to the body as the jdownswing progresses. This Is the po-ritton the right elbow must beihlfthetodllstobe hit I correctly — Is. tnnaj the inskle out ’ -
U the right elbew Is aBewed te get eiat and away frem tha bedy, tha slBhhaed will tnesItnMy he breeght Inte the heU ataag an eetalde-tei pnth. And the Inevltahle leedlt wU ha a allda.
If aUclng is yoiir pndrism-Hto |t is ter so many gbit- j ers ^determine to keep the efboer tucked ta L close to the body, end conoentMte on hitting the btll/| In the manner you eae In the tUustnOon. *
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Howard's Recall l^diinedbylA
, Dodgers Want Furitlo to Retir# to Mako Room for Big Rookie
LOS ANGELES (AP) Tlw meager uuaded Loa Angeles
MSU 11 Sflitting 'Old Time Roses'
ready to leach lor tha pbaao god racall robust IVaak Hoanud.
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But they ha^ at least temporarily idm up the idea ol retiring veteran Carl Furilte make room tor the Ohio strong-boy.
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The latest rumble was that Howard wckild be brought up from Spol^Btie-where he is hitting and leading the league in RBI— as soon as his ejqwctant wile had her baby. The ba^ arrived Tuesday ni(M. So Howard's arrival here may be only days away.
The Dodgers, who have lost 12 u( Ibeir last 18 games, said they had talked to Furilio about the poasifaility ol his going on die vol-ootarily retired hat. but he had decided to stay on. FtiriUo, who hit .290 to 50 games last season, has been troubled ty a sore leg.
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He was reportedly reluctant to Quit before nniahing his 15th year in the majors, and this is his ISth
EAST LANSDtG (B-Eight ol the original starters to the
are ends Dave Kaiser and Jo|bi Ohundcr) Lewis, ooater,Joe Bade-
be back to lace the vanity in the "old timen” jloo ‘
s tt a IsBgh teal lae
Quarterback Eaii MorraB and haltbacka Walt Kowalcork and Oarenoe Peaks are returning. So
Only starters niaatog from tbe oew that beat UCLA 17-14 on Jan. L TW, WIB ^ lunimclt JWiy Planutls, guard Bock Nyatrooi and tackle Pat Butkc.
fha gaasa^ la Ms faerih laeewal Ml year, la ataittog te bald ap
Waterford Softball Ready
^ die weadiemian will be a Utile mm cooperadve, the Water-lord Tbwnehto Recreiflon D^ait-ment ia ready to begin Ha 1980 men’» aoftball pcognon.
start a new season with 10 teams registoed for the campaign.
Competition this year will be conducted to two divisions — the Anwrican League lor Oaaa teanM and the National Leagiio lor Class C clubs.
Four teams are registered la Oaas B. They iadode nraytni Drag, msaaged by Terry Kal------------ • - -
The six 1
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managed by Don Bowen; Big Jim’i Drive-In. managed fay Frank Mi-odi; die Waterford Eagles, managed fay Norman Wagner, Dobrid’i Bar, managed by Joe WUey; the Lah^ managed fay Kurt Kiihne, and Jadt’s Hobby and Painting ftore, managed by Dave Freeman.
Games are played evenings der the lights faSpnday through Thuraday at the Drayton Plaint ban pert. The puhlie to invited
ICewalcto* holds the vanit-y rushing record for the series with hto 131 yards on 13 carrtes to 1997. Jim NtoowsU, in the service and unable to compete against his' eld matea(, has the vanity pasaing record of seven completions lor 146 yards, also in 1967.
A1 Dorow, available u an gnd quarterbadc, completed 14 for 904 yards to 1^ for the "oM timer" passing record. PtonuUa aet the ruditog record for the re-hmees with 64 yarda the
Planuda also to the only
The fourth meettog nuoka die rubber game to the aertee. The game went to a 30-30 deadlock ip 1967, the "oM timen" won 19-13 to 1961 and die vandty, with WUeon directing, romped away 34-7 tost ear.
Steve Sebo, the former MSU backfield coach now with the New York Titana, to expected to to st«t
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The wcuthermaa teem deter* mined to keep die isn (3ty League eoftball eeaaon from gett way. Rato and ooU poetponed laat
Regional time la here already for the trackmen and golfers around the state as they battle for bertha In the May Michigan finals.
All trade acUrlty will be eonfMed to Saturday wtafle golHpitt be hdd botli Friday and Saturday.
Pontiac Central, Birmingham Seaholm and Cran-brook will be anxmg several strong Oakland County track contenders. The^
Chiefs are mighty “hungry” for some tqp honors the way they have been losing squeakers in big meets.
Seaholm, WaUed Lake, West Bloonfleld and Blomnfield Ifflls and others rata high in high achool golf dreta tfato spring.
Ttomto wD also have a feature
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,welcome. The boys in all sports have had to play through rate and cold most of the time thu* far.
The problem of maktag op matehee that are called off re-aaMe hi mmy betog held that wooM otfeenrtae be peetpened to
Middgan League meet to hdd at Port Huron.
Some good weadier tor I annual. affairs would certsAnly be
St Fred Athletes Feted at Annual School Banquet
Athletes were ^lonored to all
faU. with
chure to head the padc with WaUed Lake’s second best.
SUPrava ABOUND Royal Qak Dondero had a If-game basebaU win streak snipped Hank Fonde ot Michigan was the guest speaker at the ~ ' City AU-Spc«ti fete last night
tksca.to-nu adndarto> ohkigalwoirlrtiw 4^ old grads tediy, - fl^ortoat^wam^^ Roedai^ S^TXytm
Hild> Sdxxd atUeUc banqupt held ' ist night to the partoh halL .
The affair was gponaowd fay the Mom’s and Dad’a Club wHh William Talbot servtog aa toastmaster.
Ray^toe, vendty M Detroit basfeetbaU team of ■ _ ' '
George Heger, the oUier Titan cap tain also attended.
Rev. Thompaon Marcero, the pae-nr, 'athletic director Rev. Jamee Sheehan and coaches Gene Wright
end Father Shee-awanto along with girii' basketball coaches Carolyn Chaves and Mary Baoiett.
Titara Nam* Co-Captains
DETROIT «B-Jim Poet, half-bade from Ootdwater, Mich., and Tony Asher, a guard from Detroit, have bem elected co-cap-tatoa d Qie UsJvendty of Detroit foottMdl squad lor I960.
Poet and Asher arc aeniots. Post averaged 4.4-yards per carry tost fall. Returning lettenqen elected the pair.
reaulBg to the cad af ehmses I
7 Golfers Start, : 5 Go the Route ’ in WDGA Event
Seven players started and five HnlMied. That's the brief story of yeWeiday’s scheduled Women’s Dtototot^Golf Aasoctotton tounp
mend at FoiwB Lake Oowtry Oi^, ★ AO amchiUy V
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In American League aetkm at Northside, SmlUi 9k> meeto Arro Realty at 7 o’clodt and CIO Local 5M faces Moose No. 112 at Uao. On the Beaudette diamond. Griffs Grin tanglea with Bnettner's Qeaners at 7 to an fritematkxial League contost, followed fay an *30 Amwican loop nigiitcap between EUb No. RIO and Mohr-Borger.
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- ★ * -- '<* ---Mrs. John Hume IJA W the Ainvy BsM with 'in exoD-tont 3M&-78. three over woms|<s par at the FocuM Lrin layout.
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Mrs. F. L. Thompson, wtoner of lari week’s flrri we^Uy WDGA tourney of the eeeson on the Knoll-wood course, was runnenw with 86. Mn. Robert Vinton fired 9L Mfs. Bmoe Hllkene 92 and Mrs, V. E. Boyd 96. _______
Wren MVP .. . BiU Graham keepa busy at Hat Rock High as head
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tan nmtotant.' He played at Avondale, has been wctlve to Pontiac Paita A Rec^spwte and leriy mreefed '
Heights Boys’ Gub.
aiditfoB el baaebaO and atarttag af varrity foribalL Laaeera wOl have thefr ews gym tor the lint
Rochester wiB add croes country ind wreeOing next season . . . C. C. Watson has retired as g hoop coach after 37 yen*. He won 18 district titles .
- jfmlh Branch going good in base-: baH and trade. Nipped rirang Im-lay on diamond. Ron Wi^ a
has had times of 4:D.9 and 4:42J. Gimtb Tcrawto going as high as 11 feet, 10 inches to pole vault.
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Skippers Win, Huskies Lose on Track
CINCINNATI - Mwt hodie nina Mt in a major league paitc were the 219 in Onehnali'a Croatey field in 1967.
MOAn |An wer weather aariea o PtMittK Oentral r
victora in a a and a quad-I oat to he ‘
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Coach Ddaa Wilaon came op with a ampriae in the ahot, whan Tom Etcfaert, working in Oariejr nrown’a «wt waa tkiid.
BUI Ratdlfl waa a two winner, grabbing both daihee. Maurice Johnocn tumed quai^ mUer and won the event at :SS.l Cranaa ran roughshod over the HuaMea, in the wet, cold dual at PNH’a field, 71-37. taUi« eia^ firata, to four tor the hoata. TWo BNH firsts were Payne’s wins in
"BIT” PLAYEB — One {Uayer is not biting another in this . London Mccer ntotcb ~ It only looks that way. Goalkeeper Malcolm Flnlaysoa of the Wolvertuunpton Wandemrs appears to be digging his teeth into Uie band of (hving Bryan Douglas of the Rlafkbnm Rovers. Finlayaon waa hurt in the ensuing coUision , but resumed play and posted a 341 shutout.
Detroit Teammates Vie
I960 Keg Crown in View
TOLEDO. Ohio (AP)-Bfll to-lembiewaki, who lost the 1968 American Bowling Congrcsa Mas-
Foes renmining in the losers’ bracket 'Dieaday night included Hemessey, Hobbs, Sak and Negy.
’Ihere were no changes in the leading standings in regular ABC
OolembiewBki’a fii today is Tberman Gibsn, teammate on the Detroit Pfeifter
a, iwt didn’t prevent Blooin-HUls gollera from up their Tib straight WaynaOak-lan^ loop victwy in a triangular
On at ^ and slow course, Boomfleld BiUa canted a good llw i«Pi
meet at POC.
to otfiacore Wmt noamfleUd with 1TB. and BUttord at 198. tor Its seventh win in • row tor the Three HUla belters tied tor med-
utkla _ Jays BMd, the 1
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aai FOPa first night deal al the seesea. CMeto oalleetod every first pleoe, Msept hath her-ilea, the M-yard’ dash, Hgh
her of team hH 44 (Bruce BUlh«8). The medaliata were Jkn Kenyon, Chuck West and Fred Ewald. MMvhl Law led WB with 43.
Oormick with 48.
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Skippers won five firsts to seven tor Fenton and one for boat Milford in n triangular. The Watotord
_ h wu better, however._________
Al CutfareU’s crew came through with a victoiy, 99. to 40 for r<»-ton and 3t tor Mttford. aoitston withdrew before the meet.
Ed Stigers. (Ugh hurdles). Ray Robiiwan (880). Mike Kaines (mile), Tim lAidetwood Omiad Jump) and Joe Falls (tie in the vault) set the winning pace tor the
Since Gibson and Goirinbiewsld are the only unbeaten bbwlers from the originals finals field of 14, the winner of the duel auto-maticaily, moves into the diam-pknaUp match tonight The loser goes down to a series of matches between other once-beaten finalists to decide the other partner in
. GUembiewsId waa a member ot the loaers’ bracket when fte faced Ray Bluth for the champAmUp last year in St Louis. GMembiewT ski took the first three games, but a 213-176 win by Bluth in the final game gave the St. Louis sharpshooter the title by an 827-817
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Bluth, seeded into this year's finals, withdrew last Sattudi^ when be learned hit father had died.
Golembiewrid retained his unbeaten stMua Tneaday by beating Qyde Hobbs ot CleDeland. 729-725, and Al Salt of Mttwaukee, 821-7M. Glbson’o—victims included Tom Hemessey ot St Louis. 864gB56,
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SAN FRANCI800 (AP) - Don Spanoer said ’TUeaday he heads a group oeeldng a San Frandaoo franchise in the establishad Notional Basketball Aasn.
Spencer, retired advertising ex/ ecntlve, aakl be was withdrawing from a group backing a San Fran-daoo entry in the newly focined American Basketball League.
^>enoer said be had decided to back a San Francisco NBA team after that league announced transfer of ita IftansNiolis t4am to Los Ang^.
”1 think it is wiser to tiy to I S going CKboem tmder the
wait tor the start of a new one," Spencer said. Ha dedared hli group is prepared to put up 1200,? 000 for in NBA IramAse.
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LOS ANGELES <AP) - Don bryadale, the aco of the Loo An-gelM Dodgen' phchbif staff, says he Ss convtoced he cannot win ia the CoUaeum and the Dodgen should trade him.
"I mean that." he told man. “You make a mistabe in the Coliseum and you’re dead.
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Diyadale has made gloomy statements before but woiting hard this season to curb his weil-kDOwn temper.
be willing to give up a lot of talent for htpi.
Several managers and a great many players consider' Drybdale, 23, has nkne gotenflal than any other pitcher in the majors, led the majm tn strfmouts last year and is leAdlng right now.
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Hp struck out 13 Pittsburgh batters Monday night and^Uowed only one inOeld single going into the eighth inning, yet had to give way to Larry Shenry tn the ninth after two homers had tied the game at 4-4.
“I made two bad pitches,” said Drysdale. “One was a curve to BUI MazeroM, another to Dick Groof.
“This ball park Is a farce. Look at the bill Charlie Neal hit to win the game in the ninth (a towering fly that feU behind the left screen for a homer), and yet Duke Snider hit one a mUe to ri^t field and it was caught. That makes a joke out of baaebaU.
—Bussie^ Bavast, Dodger general manager, declined comment Drysdaie's statements, but Red Patterson, the team'y public rels-thm directoB, said M believfi Drysdale doesn't really want to be traded.
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Being deprived of- a victory, as be was, is hard to take,’’ said Patterson, "and Don may b* excused for saying something he really doesn’t mean. We’re gbing to be playing in our own ball park in the not too distant future.”
Don Fullmer and Medl in TV Fight Tonight
WEST JORDAN, Utah (AP)-The youngest of the “fighting Fullmers” r- 21*year-oU E battles veterto St^ihan Redl of Germany here Wednesday n^t 10-round middleweight bout to be televised by ABC.
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FuUmen, including NBA middle^ weight champ Gene and lightweight Jay.
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.. Right-hander Vem Law became - the first pitdwr to win live In the . majors as the Piratee bheked his
cight-hhter with home ruM by Hal Smith and Bill Maipnski, Southpaw Johnny Podres (3-2) hurt to Pittsburgh at Loi Aigeles for the first Ume In- tour dedslone, giving up both homerp. Norm Sherry, who hit a home run in the second inning, and Junior Gilliam, who tripled and scored on an infield out in the eighth, had five of fiie ‘Dodgers' hits between them.
It was the second major league home run for Sheny, the catcher-brother ot Dodger relief ace Li^ Sherry, and they came on coneee-utive at hats. His first beat Philadelphia 3-2 in II bminp Saturday night. This one was the first by the Dodgers off Uw (S-1) since Memorial Day, 1957.
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Radical Project Given Conservation Approval
By The Pren OeMoer Editor An Oakland County lake ot some 146 acres area, that has been in the throes of “dying*' for a long span of years, is going to he r e i t o r e d, revitalised into what amounts to an almost new (geolo^cally speaking) hbdy of water.
The some 200 reaidcata aboat the jdioreaof Long Lake, are goiiig ahead with the radically new plans that include a “vacuam-ckaning” job on the bottom, and restoration of marine plants, prestocking with fish, and in gmeral bringing about a bright and clear*water lake where atagnation and peat (muck).
have r^ked the lake until it is nearly “uselefs.”_
"The big Job la removal of the accumulated pegt that ranges In depth from a thin layer at Uie shoreline to depths up to 28 feet" says Don Rutter, who has been commissioned by the lake’s residents to effect the restoration.
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Butter became Interested In lake restoration several years ago, broached hU Ideas to InsUtute Fisheries Research, at the Univerrity of Michigan. conservaUon men and engineers and was encouraged to mske a pilot run on some Michigan lake.
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"They suggested Long Lake as a typical dying lake. So we talked to resldenU and found them hl^y interested," Rutter explained. As a result of these conferences, Rutter’s company, the Waterways Control and Development Co. of Lansing has assumed the tart, Uict Rutter says Is theilrst ol ita^klnd anywhere.
rmere an theasands ef such lakes abeat the eoantry that may be mstond te clear, beaatlfal waterways, where new they an geoglcally dying,” he explained.
"vacuum clean’* the entire bdttom of a lake to remove ages-old "vacuum clean the entire bottmn of a lake to remove ag^-old muck,
USE RAMCAL NEW TYPE DREDGE
The method to be used, when funds are ready (expected about June 1) is a radical new type of "walking" dredge. The dredge will use specially designed aglUtors to loosen th# peat-muck which srill be discharged Into present swamp area. If the dredge works the entire length of the lake, the floating Une cartylng the muck, will be some »A0» feet long, “longest such line anywhen," according to Rutter.
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The dredge itself will be the biggest portable equipment used in Michigan, It Is claimed.
The pnjeet, which wfll take about 4-f menths for eompleUon wffl be watched carChdly by the conservatiw dupwtment. becaose ef the very real hope It Is said to hold for restoration and development of many waterways controlled by the commisBlon, to flU Increasing need for more fishing ang boating waters for the state’s expending pop-
At Hudson Mills Metropolitan Park
Tou5 Mark Acorn Nature Trail Opening
agency serving OaUand, Living-
Gjiide Maps Offered for *Free*
The organiiattpif of property-owners backlngtho projMt that Ratter calls “the world’s greatest Janitor
General Council, headed by Detroit Industrialist James Reardon. The councU U comprised of top officers of the fodmwnersf associations on the lake.
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Bomeof the beneflta of the restoration job include better Uyimn
property values; creation of fine sand beaches, without hav- 012 TllG £2lJLTOTl
Ing to bring In sand. The lake’s bottom is sandy, but Is. now sUted up with muck so'that the deepest water on the lake Is six feer IMpth iverirt^ ^ni
peat it will run up to 18 rtet, with an over-all average of nine j. feet, says Rutter.
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. elMued ef Its lead, going back iijte the lake.
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'DU' Approves Duck 'Factories' $S50J)00 Fund
DETROIT (UPD - Ducks Un-Hmited, an tetematloiml watertowl consenrstion group, has appropriated (590,000 to continue restoring
and building duck deeding gttMmds
The cuganlsatloo’s board of trustees, at Ms aw meettog,
lor the fifth strahd>t year aBoted foott than a half-mlllkm ddllars for deedopment <rf "duck factories” In Onada.
GP Hunt Club Show for June 16-19
GROSSE PtHNTE (B-The 8Mb Grasst Pointe Hunt Qub horse how wfll be held June 16-17-18-19.
The show, one of the nation’s oldest equine events, will feature 91 dasees and eight chantpknv-rtips. Last year’s show attracted ah all-time high at more than ISO ^bnors nnd mors than 19,000 spectators.
atamp lands outside the Ui^ States so duck-breedtag area# In Canada’s piwlries provhices are •upported directly by apottsmeii.
Poinle Fums^waa dected to'lflB
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wmk of the Oonserva-tkn DeparlmeiAt’s Mrt diviaioa, in-
vestigatiob of llsb mortrijties and maeasea, atodtes of fish food and Art taedhw habMa, la conducted by tile Institute of Flrteries Re> SiMUKh at Ann Arbor. The Institute is flmaced %nd aikatidstered by the department
^(X) Fishing Sites
Since ltS9, the Conseivation Dt-.
TOO pubUc fiahing aites. Theae pub-I sitae provide lurntf than I of water frontage on likes and streatna througheot
BUUA-EYB — Another species is added to this Mrd watcher’s “collection’’ as he
lU lofty home. ^
Michigan's Miring and sum^ pageant, teaduriBg^ l~maltttade ot soloes, aooga, calls, hahita and movements ot some 300 spe-
watrtlng bonanza.
A good pair of binoculara and a field guide are standard equipment for thoae who want a ctoae-up of this cokeful outdoor show.
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of jiature study u to Mndastn-tegic spot in the woods or slong the water’s edge and then wait tor the passing parade of,birds almost certain to follow.
TO criebrote the official of the "Acorn Nature Trail’’ at Hudson Mills Metropolitan Park near Ann Arbor, naturalists will provide guided tours along the new trail on Sunday, May 15 brnn 1 1. through 4:30 p.m. There is charge for this service., ludson Mills Metropolitan Park is located 12 miles northwest of Ann Arbor near the Jimction of, Noth Territorial road and Huron ' drive. It is one of several parks M the Huron-CUnton Metro-
Wayne counties.
PenoM loterested in takliig the one bM? guided toon, wUeb cov
tere ef • mile, shoald meet at Hie paridpg M whet* the "Na-tare Walks 9tart Here" sign is
"We feel this new nature trail win prove as popular as the others we have at Kensington MetnvoU-tan Park near Brighton, Lower Huron Metropolitan Park near Belleville and Metropolitan Beadi on
Lrte gt Clair near Mt, Ctemena It is juM one the many Improvements completed at the 600-acre Hudson MUla Metropolitan Paric,' ranarked Kenneth L. Hallenbeck, authority director.
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"This trail is labeled so'that per aoiw may identify flowers, trees and rocks along tlm path, and we encourage visitors to take unguided hiket,’’ he said.
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The Huron-Clinton Metnqiolitaii Authority naturaUat program also provides guided tears by appoint-nsot at Ikidaoa MiUs and its sther parks to Boy Scout. Girl Scout, school and other civic groapa. -B*mlls* far tab hOesi s be piaeed by
A yrUn af tour canoeing guide maps illustratirt routes alont ' Hiawi River from Pwitiac to Lake | Erie are now avaUnMe for "free"
MatowtitaaJjitbadl^ county park and parkway agency
CUnton MetropoiMan Authority, 1750 Guardian Building, Detnflt 26 (Phooe WO 1-5866).
These colorful, illustrated maps can be obtained M the autiiority’ office in Detroit, and at the offices at the above mentioned parka, except for Hudsoq-Mills. Ann Arbor maps
and information by dontactiiig Drt-ter-Huron Metr^cfitan Park, Dex-tw, Michigan.
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tratt M ar pbMu WO 1-Wndflowers will be of particular ‘ It iloRg the trafl during May ia bqied that the flowering dogwood trees will be in btospom. Animals whidl inhabit the park
whiteHteiled deer.
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LANSING — Oaoaervatkin De^ partment DMeetto’ Gerald E. Ed^ arted Attorney General Paul L. Adams this week to start legal proceedings against the Michigan Sugar (fompany ot Caro adtoae discliarge of wastes killed fish hi the Can river late
Good News for Ikk Shooters
LANSING ~ Midflgan realdtaits are urged to report colomarked whiitUng iwanSi including the lo* cation and dates of their sii^tipgs, to local conservation department
LANSING on-The State Highway Department has recommended transfer of 427 aeret of prime duck hunting land aoutfa of Monroe to the State Conservation Department fw a game reserve.
Erie and Modify aud Bay Creeks.
37 pareela of laiid purchaaed hi 1M4 for oontroettoa ot the De-troItTolede Eapmewny. Ap-praieed value Is M8,M6.
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The transfer is prt^xwed under a plan allowing mutual exchange of propertiei between the two departments. The state administrative board will be asked to approve the transfer at Ma June meeting.
Wateiioid Bow Leaguers End Winter Season
The Archery League, sponsored by Waterford Townrtip Recruu-tkm Oepartmertt, has finished iHtgae cranpeiBtlan after a 16-wert ptaiod. Twrive teams (60 adults) paitidputed in this yrtr’s idb-gram, three more teams than last yaar.
First place henern Id the
Swans trapped , at tiie Shlawas-■ee Refuge in Mii^an are cokned red on their bodies and lower neck
Carp Carnival IhisWeekend
The annual Birmingham Carp Carnival wfll be held at (Quartan Lake on Saturday, May 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Thhi event te open to anyone yean of age or under with awaids being given in four diviskns for the kiweot fish and largest i ben of fish csk^t.
irill also be given lor the youngest fisherman and the lost unusual fishing equipment Anyone planning to enter the o
on tte east bank of the lake Lakeside Drive between Hannon and Oak Streets Birmli;^iam. Bait will be furntehed. For further information call tiw Recreation Office, MI 4-180Q.
eadden. Seeond place. i| (M-
Individual honors with high shooting aveiagea went to JoM Morrow, Helot Orr. Lpute Stort-i; Douglas Arthurs, Janice Means and Dan Walters.
Commercial Trawling Up for Discussion
has been shown in this year’s program by incresued number ‘ active participants and plane beteg nuuie now, to provide an ' for next year.
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Midiigan waters of the Great Lakes wfll be discussed before the Conservation Commission during Wectel public bearing tomorrow at
13,000 Birds Fall in Preserve Season
LANSING (UPD-MteWgan’s 37 shooting preserves had a alow itart this year but business pideed up because of good weather, bettor operation of the preserves and
Hie preserve aeasan ei Much 31 with huntera at tiie public preaerves bagging alii over 13,000 of the 18,847 birds ro-
WicIb Ropge of Duty for Conservation Men
In^<^tion to tiM^p^^ du-
and tteb, conaovation offloers o»-operute with other divtekina qf tiie Conservation Department in making game che<^ and creel cen-
tion and land matters, and ex-iriainiag the whys and wherefores of regulations, law changes uid various policies to local residents. He also assists other agencies in searching for lost persons and fu-
a r- At Ctearwater, Fteu. the Mer dsy, a tii aieealing tefldltie jtictivu, Hte trt
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Aid Studies of MigrationB
Color Codes for Swans I
Tho Bslgrattag bteds were handed and marked (
regians. Those trt« in the iJ||r Erie marshes of Ohio are colorui Wle wiagi and tails ^ om Mluytand are yellSr or purple. The purple markings lay appear blaek. -
DMwrtment game men requmt tint all.,obaervationa be reportad bgr June R) ao that this informatian may be forwarded according A scbedula to tiie Misstesippi FlywiF (foundl whldi is caaducting tbn survey.
Cbnunerctel operators and interested parties unable to attend the hearing which will begin at 10 a.m. are encouraged to forward tiirir views to the Higgins Lake school. Conunteskm action may be taken next week, although a time element and other conaiderationa
Mother Nature's Baby Parade^ Now Under Way
LANSING — Mother Nature and er ksg-legged helper, the staric. re enlivening Michippm’s oat-o<* dors with its yearly "new look." This mythical bird has streak fled some oeden and for tile nett
tog bows drihrering more babiee to hte wildlife ward. These predoua "little packaget” come In afl steea, rtrtcs and degrees of hdpleanesa.
Btevrtpsd'aad aimsWMsS^ sespto wksa bsea. They are aa snaH tint N af thero hea steed babies waaU at I
Infant porcuptnes, complete with iR qnllte «mI foiw hlaek itatr, M a brief weight and stee ad-vantage over new-born cub bears when tiiey rater the wildlife world, fiaby fox and gray aqterrris ore dependent upon their mothers for about tiiree months whereas beaver “kits" are aUe to swim at once after Mrth.
By and large, the young of wild nimals nnist be protected and trained for quite aome time after
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MU. JBUE E. BUHllB
Mrs. Jntf E. (Lna Z.) Butior 3 S. Tumute St. died yeiter-day aftenmm at Pontiac General Hoqiltal after a lUmaa et flue* year*. She was 10.
A aalealady for HouaehokI P^pa^ 'Products Cd., Detrottk she was past Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star at Capac and member of White Shrine of Pontiac.
Surviving anua aon, Stuart L
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children.
Service will be held at 11 S.m. Friday at the VOorhees-Sipie Chapel with burial in ^ergreen Cemetery at Brapir d^, at ;i:30 p.m.
BIRD'a: BEEBE
HOLLY — Servloe.ler Bird X Beebe, !B. of 8735 Hfckory Ridgd Rd., wilt be at 2 p.m. 'Rmraday at Craft Funeral Hoipe, Fenton.
. Burial will be in Rose Center Cafnetery. . >
Mr. Beebe dfcd Monday after long illness.
He is survhwd hy his wife St^ daughter Mrs. Luella dgwaon of Holly, brodier 'Elvin of Holly and four grandchildren.
MRS. dHARLBS C. iblER
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP Service for Mrs. Charies C. (Lillie) Elder, 80, of 300 Tower Rd.. vriD be at 3 pjii. tomorrow at Donel-Bon-Johns Funeral Home, Pontiac.
, Burial will follow in Waterftnd Center Cemetery.
Mrs. Elder died Monday after a lengthy illness.
She was a member of Rebecca Lodge 450, OES, at Oomtnerce and the Webford dub.
Surviving lare three daughters, Mrs. John Boardmamof Royal Oak, Mrs, Darwin Richman of Union Lake and Mrs. Edwara W; Schons of Oxbow Lake: two sons, William of Crescent Lake and Charles of Oxbow Lake: 11 grandchildren;
RANOAIX B, SPURGEON
letter Carrier Dies , on Trip From South
Service for Randfdl li. Spurgeon, a paat president of. the State Letter QuTlera’ Aaan., will be at 3:45 p.m. Friday at Donelaon^ohns Funeral Home. Burial wUl be in Ottawa Park Cemetery.
w w a The National Letter Carriers will conduct a memorial service at 8 p.rri. Thursday at the fipieral
MU. ADOLPH RUN TROY—Service for Mrs. Ad<dph (Ida M.) Kern, 76, of 1475 South Blvd.. will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Siwulding and Sons Funeral Home, Femdaie.
Burial will be in Oakvlew Cemetery, Royal Oak.
*r mwmbi ACTOR Din r* Maurice Schwartz,'one of ttie gbeat ao« tors of the YIddfoh theater, died in a Tel Aviv, Israel, hoeidtBl ' Tuesday. He was 72. Death was caused-by a beait~ailment. His body will be flown to New York.
James Amburgy, Mrs. Arlie Jett and Mrs. Luther Kianld, al) of South Lebtoon, Ohio.
MU JAMBS R. BNYDEi THQRNVILLE — Sarvlce Mrg. ifousi R. (Lavlnla) Snyder, of 4080 School St., will be at 1 pjn. Friday at Flumerfelt Fune^ al Home, Oxford.
Burial wW be in Oakland Memorial Cemetery, Hovl.
Mrs. Snyder died yesterday in Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital after yearJong illness..
Surviving ate six daugbiets, Mrs. Ora McDonald of Clarkaton, Mrs. Ethel Cornell of ThomviUe. Mrs. Bernice Lattimer of Tlrayton Plains Mrs. Velma Babcock of Pontiw and Mrs. Beatrice McKinstry and Mrs; Ruby Haddix, both at Auburn three aotis. Milton
oftCoima, .Calif., James of Poniise > Ro^ of Walled Uke; 32 grandchildren: and 43 great-grandchildren.
M their way bonM from a state ^oeoveatlni aC letter, carriers at Joneebere. Ark., when he was taken suddenly ill and dlM ef a heart attack at a hospital in New Lenex, m.
.Mrs. Spurgewi, a national ofHcer oT tbeTAdies' AuxiUary of the association. bitd given an address at the convention. '
A member of First Presbyterian Church, he was a letter carrier at the Pontiac poet office.
Mr. Spurgeon, 58. of 2558 Colrain Dr., is survived by his wife Madde; his mother Mrs. John Spurgeon o Detroit; a daughter, Mrs, Melvin Aiiten of Alma: five grenddflldrenr and three sisters. Mrs. Halle Bard-well of Caro, Mrs. Ted Coleman and Mrs. Robert Elvin, both Detroit.
Dog Licenses Receive Little Interest Herg.
Pontiac dog registrations are igging again for the third straight egr, ‘according to Mrs. Olga Baricelcy. deputy city rierk.
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•She said that as Monday’s dead-tne nears only about
was 1,375, while Mrs. Baikeify
Monday hr the liast day B«t censes can be purchased at the regular 12 price. Beglnniiig TViea-day. the price wiU be S3.
Forimr Op«ra Soprano Bori in Critical Condition
NEW YORK (AP) — L«a«ia|, Borl, for many years a soprano with tte MetropoUtaa Opera, was reported in poer oon-
Ft. Laramte tn Wyoming sru estehUahod tn 1834 to con^ the ' trade between rival Indian
The 72-yeanold SpMWi-bom singer,' in retirement since 1888. has been nnoonaelons at Rooacvelt Hospital alDce May 3. She suffered the hemorrhage the day before.
Says Welland Canal Shackles Seaway
BUFFALO, N.Y. (l»->The pteel-dnt of the GresdMAdH^. Lawrence Aaan. says the St. Lawrence Seaway never will realize its full potential as a vital trade route "untU the bottleneck Ut the Wri-land CAnU la'riiminated."
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Dr. N. R. Danieliaa auM yester-
day the 27-mye Chiudiai eOMl Of Lakes EH* and Ontario must be bhpm^ or bypumsd,
A A A
He foM the CouncO of Laim Erie Ports that canal traffic riwuld be apeaded "either by dupUeatfon of the sio^ loda of tbs Welland or by osnstruction ef an aU-Ameriean canal, whichever is quidwat and
The sccrctarybird la South Africa has Mng lags and is a deadly enemy ef auskea.
RocliBsttr AAon DIm After Being Found Shot
53-year-old Rochester man died in Pontiac General Hoeptal early this mornizE, three foxirs after he was found shot in his car on Tienkin food in Avon Tbwnship.
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Oakland County Sheriff's deputies said that Clarence Norman, 420 E. Fburth St., had apparently killed himself.
A German pistol was found beside the injured man.
SOPER SPECULS at HOFFMRfS Oakhnd Packin{ Market 71$ ttBIIWOOB - Icion frwi Pratiac Mtlti Offietg (ItUil Maiktt Opta nan.. mIt. 7 A M. It S P.M. - PE 2-9114
Boneless Steer Beef UMium ca, tSHW Ril iMstOga- Center Cut Pot QQ. Roost Ov'*‘ Extra Lean-Baby p _ 3 POUNDS Sik 1“
Pra-Cookid Senokod Smoll ond Loon Picniic OQcu, Homs Zv Snow Whitt Veol Cube 7l|CLk Steak IV Young, Ttndtr i-«g Lamb nTv Frtsh Country Pure 3 FOUNDS Lu«s. 100
Rhode island Invites Ike to Stay at Newport
PROVIDENCE, R. L (AP)-Rresldent' Eisenhower has been invited to miend his summer vacation in Newport.
Gov. Christoidier Del Sesto (R) signed Tuesday a General Assem-Uy resolution extending the invi-'ition.
The Prerident and Mrs. Elsenhower vacationed at Newport in 1957 and 1958.
Quarters
Fill Your Freezer the E-Z Way ■— No Money Down-12 E-Z Payments!
Ail Orders SeM with SeHsfsctien Casrsatesd Yea Mast Ba Nappy
FREE-1 to a Family
THIS COUPON
latitlet the learer (Adulte ealy) te
m A #1 • mm n r V ^
White Foce Steer lTliMlll^r-'
Hind A Ac I Full AKHc I Front
lb. I Sides I Quarters
CUL WRAPPED AND SHARP FROZEN FREE
Kern dted unexpectedly Monday in William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak.
Surviving are two dau^iters, Its;- WflHam- FtoOd^-saliff- Mr Theodore Flood, both of Troy: grandaon and a lister.
CLARENCE NOBMAN ROCHESTESb—Service f«* Clar-nce Nomian, 53, of 120 E Fourth will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pixiey’s Menjcrial campel. Burial will' be in Mount Avon Cemetery.
Mr. Norman, a welder with Gen-k and Coach Di-morning in Pontiac General Hospital.
SurvivtiR are hia wife, Bonhie; daughter, Mrs. Patricia Ann attUng of Ann Arbor; a James, at home: five brothers. Grant, Everett, Ray and Frank, all of South L f b a n 0 n, Ohio, and Charles of Pontiac; five sisters, Mrs. Earl Angel of Walled Lake, and Mrs. EJmer Amburgy, Mrs.
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Starting Monday, May 16th IN THE PONTIAC PRESS
IBarnetts
ISO NerHi Soginow — Noxt to Soon
Written by the'' “ .
Known Veternarian, Dr. A. W. Moller
i)r. Moller in this authoritative column will help you in the'care, feeding and general well-being of your family pet.' He will write about all pets, with emphasis on popular domestic animals such as dogs and cats. K you like, yoi^ can send in your question in care of The Pontiac Press and should it be of universal interest, the doctor will answer it in his column.
Bt Sure to Road PET JH)CTOR...Eyery Say
M 1HE railTUC PRESS
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THIETY^ypUB
THE PONTIAC PBE88. WEDNESDAY, MAY H> IMtf
imp cnilff’
wilirt WWWSWwr^
Sm9 Kidi OM FovoHtfi E991 o lo Qoldtnrod
YMr mmB liy niiM miv « B«d Ml called GoM» , ito nala It, add tha
tarn white MUM und pour over hot buttend tOMt Pitt the hardMoked yoVes hi •
I • wooden apooa
________sieved jndks over the
toast and Muce lor toa'foldemod effect!
Moint Sardint Fiiig«rt. Go Wtli With Salad
Add flavor and spice to your utHi by aecvfaiy MaiM Saidince 1 toast fhvna- Thess hot little flngers are perfect as appedsers
lor a tanebsoa freat Sottea 4
irttti a Mfhie {
tshTfisponni oC- bpittar and uix Into the oven until they sinis and
with a toaapoon oC Woccestocihlre -
dry mustard.
a teaspoon of leinon Juke
8 tangy treat.'
and Meads with
Juicy Fruit Kabobt Got Swfft Spi^ Batting
spark the flavor r of outdoor
You can give tomato Juke a lift aunklaaod fruit kabofas Thread to taste. Spread tbs mto- by oombinh* it with bottled dam ^ T toast fleers and top each Joke, ' ^ lavorUa ftedi flyit M
and grill over hot coals 7-lD
M etkk) butter, K 09 Phto* apple puke, S tabkMoone bnacy, I enished, flredi mint leaves sad H teaspoon cinaamon.' ^Mt ua> to"teisS*Mt*w5r^ during tU nixtisre Is riiifatly thkkenad.
Onediiid e< Finland's IKMUO I li cup'atpiaie mlkp k4aea|t_______________
Toaer
CHUNK TUNA
3*2r89‘
UNCLE SEN'S RICE
^29*
PIZZA PIE MIX
3 ^ 67‘
DASH DETERGENT
Centrolled lew wdi
atoj^-m79c
SHUR-GOOD
COOKIES
Mklow, frwh AlOwnd
BRIS6S AND STRATTON
ROTARY POWER MOWERS
WHOLE
FRYERS
■\
2^-89*
aoRox
The while line to the Ctomc iino
h„*37‘
LUX SOAP
Yeefflheie both dee hen
3 w. 39*
SURF
Oeto rid ef dirt font
-sr35'
SILVER DUST
Per dhhea or laundry 81*
RINSO aUE
Kiefer kw, kv frice
“5.- »1“
UPUID WISK
A Mkdi in the diihpon chctw ffMM
$137 HfeL ■
HUDSON NAPKINS
Soft, while, tihk peper nepklna
2 27‘
ZESKOAP
2 s- 31'
ZEST SOAP
3 H.P.-4 CYCLE BIG 25" CUT
95
49
$10.00 Down, $5.00 « Wotk
•TOUN«, TINDH. < COMPUTILY CUANIO. PAN. RIADT PRYIRS
BAR-B-QUED CHICKENS
99'
up
Available at Miracle Mile and North Perry Street Stores Only
CHICKIN LIGS. ^>^39*
CHICiUN BREASTS. 49*
TASTY LEAN *N' MEATY
PORK CHOPS
CENTER CUT RIB
.n,
• '• • ’ • • • - <
LB.
59*
Cemadian Stylo Bcmoii'
FRKH CRISP 'N SOLID CAUFORNIA
RIIINDCUr LI. 39*
79*
WHOLI. HALF OR IND PilCI
HOT DOGS
NORMIL
SLICED BACON
Head Lettuce
»fVO|AN IWLR • TASTY ALL MIAT LI. 39*
IXTRA PANCY 14a . i SLICIO BACON rag.
€
FRIB-30 lANOAGES WITH PURCHASE OF
Ciirad Banda0es
UVI 1S«
79*
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LUSCIOUS RIPE RED aORlOA
TOMATOES
LUSaOUS SWEET RED LOUISIANA
URGE
SIZE
HEADS
iCB> IN THE FIELDS-aORIDA
25* FRESH CORN 6»»3S*
I
A cackling freth egg has firm, high yolk ... thick, rich white . . . delicious flavor, .. every egg government inspected. _ . --
KROGER CACKLING FRESH
! GRADE 'A' MIXED
Large EOgs
THIS Wlirs DAIRY SPICTACULAR
I
”iSr33' I.________________________
UNIT LIQUID STARCH ... .1/2 gal. 45c
leonewleel biiy tor Mn. Hemewlto
UNIT STARCH ...... .12-01. pkg. 18c
DOZIN
Cewpan veKd ol Ktofer ia Powltoc end MelriMtItaa Detreil Ooly Ihni Sol.. May 14. IPdO. Uwil Om C—pee
fresh StrqwberrieR .. 4”^^^
FUVORFUL ‘N DELIGHTFUL BRICX OR -—- ~
MUENSTER CHEESE ... - 49*
TASTY *N SMOOTH SPREADING
ALLSWEET auMMiM ... .4^89^ CARLOAD SALE FRESH DUG EVERGREENS
Your Choice
$*y99
Globe Arborvitae
jL-SThT?, $099
Juniper Von Ehron 265 North Totognph Rd
Greek Juniper Pontioc-Only!
NIAGARA STARCH . . . 12«i. pkg. 2le
A esuet tor yeur foundry
■ OCEAN REUSH IOI/2.ot pkg. 33c
FroM Cienb^Orenfa reliih ;^v
... lO-iji, pkg. 69c MURPHY'S OIL SOAP ... Mb. can 43c
RED L SEAFOOD
Frenm ehrimp dinner
We reserve the ri%ht1e Umit qtietuiiiei. Priees and items ejfeetive: Are Set., Mey i4, I960 et Kreger in Pentiec end Eettern idukigan. None sold to deeteri. ' . ' ■ " ■ ' • ^ ' . ' ■ ■ . . .. , ■ . ■
THE PONTIAC HIES& WEPNglSDAlT. MAY 11, 196^
t)NE COLOR
THIRTY-FIVE
Crdnbtrry Fluff Sings o Song Springtimo
U|l^ llavoKd with almond ax-
Wbhr logethtr « pound of jdUed
oniift pad. lUd in S cupa of
eiwm that Mm baaOiTop
iddi • poMtla n U deairtd.
Prapona to repeat at an anHjr
BkM Chotso Toppii^ Adds Zing to Applos
NEW YORK (UPI) -r Apple
FroMn aandwtehea wIB thaw, at room temporahm. In about
blue efaaeae In the ti«ph«. Ooea-blne 114 cupa each of aUted all-
Sar. Cut in H cup each of butter and crumbled blue chee^ (about 3 ounoea) with putry bten-der or 3 knivea.
Arrange 114 quarta aliced tart applea In gieaaed 8 z 12 x 24ach
■dztiBrai. Bake JnmMasrae 35 to as mhwtea, or oitil apiHea
Como From Jurkoy
»Want your FVench toaat golden tarwra? Add a Uttla augar to the
‘Yogurt’' la a Turiddi word. In the Eaatem Mediterraneoh ooun-
centuriea by leaving freah uncovered in the open dhr, I to fertnant. New it la made adeotlf-
Yon’S find the top of a 4
whan you wamt to cut cat paalqr
Fanunis Kuids
DOU SALE!
SWEET 'N REFRESHING
PinGappIo J^ico
10*
CRUSHED. CHUNK OR TIDBIT SAVi la
Pineapple . T! 3 69*
SAVE lie ON 3 CANS
Pineapple Juke *1 Fruit Cecktail s: 25*
LIBBY'S SALE!
SAVE 23c ON 3 CANS
SPAGHEni.*TSJ5f". . 3S!5*P
SAVE 23c ON 3 CANS
CORNED BEEF HASH.
SAVE 10c ON 3 CANS
POHED MEAT . . . . 3*2a? 49‘
SAVE 23e ON 5 CANS
VIENNA SAUSAGE . 5 aS »1®®
Kroaer
KROGER«FRESH BAKED
LAYER
CAKES
SAVi 20*
iSptMNJNO » NVH.S FOOD or I CHUIY OOLD
mESH BAKED KROCER
FIG BARS
75*
NORTHERN TOWELS
41'
SAVE 19*
WITH
couroN mow
IVORY FLXKES
TiT34‘
1-LB. DAMAGE
IVORY SNOW
Werfca wendert
ntoGn CHO&un, umoh vaniua, custmo
SMOOTH KROGER
RANDALL NOODLES
Tasty ega neodlea
Smidwidi Ceokioa 3S* PEANUT BU1TER 49*
INSTANT CHOCOUTi, INSTANT VANILLA.'CHOCOLATt VANtUA
KROGER PUDDINGS . . .
29*
. !J39'
CAMAY SOAP
Both ilso bora In * four lovely cdora
2 baw ZY
BLU-WHITE FLAKES
FAMOUS KRAFT'S SAUD DRESSING
Miracle Whip "^45’
FOR FRYING. COOKING 6R BAKING ' SAVllSt
Kraft Oil ... f!49'
YITH 15c COUPON FROM THURSDAY'S PONTIAC PRKS /
Flour ' 5 «24'
■ ■wPmHEI PRiei without COtfFON 3te EV COUPON
for your laundry
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSER
3e off ihia
39'
SWEETHEART SOAP
1e Ml# OR 4fWM
4 ... 48'
STAR KIST TUNA
'*25'
tUY AND SAVf — mSH fkOUH
Birds Eye Vegetables
WAX MANS hOL CUT CORN IS-OX. CBIAM STYU CORN 10-OZ. CUT ORIIN MANS 9-OZ. PRINCH GRMN MANS 9-OZ. CHOPPID IROCCOLI 10-OZ. MIXED VIMTAILIS 11-OZ.
STOUFFirS SME!
FRESH FROZEN '
SPINACH SOUFFLE
|L«L 39^,1.;
BUHERNUhSQUASFf
BULLDOG BLUING.2 oz. btl Me
■PATTIJ>AICSTEAKS .... .., I'/j-lb. We
Uolicioua frofon- staoka
NABISCO COOKIES . ,9%.oz. pkg. 33e
SPANISH RICE ......... I S^z. cen 2le
EOay to praporo IrUI'a rieo
PEAK DOG FOOD .. .2 15-oz. cans 49u
We rieerve tfie rifhf to limit quantities. Prices and dams effeetd/e Am Sat.,'May 14,1960 at Kroger in Pontiac and Eastern Michigan. Ntme sold to Dealers.
•M
TltB PONTIAC FEKSS, WBDNEgt)AY, MAY 11, 1060
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THIRTYlsEViBy
New Era of Jet Planes Pinches Airline Profits
Br liMDAWlON NEW YCAK (AP)--Tlw Mtin’t private •irUnet art nilferiiig teem an «U
AF FMaUm SHEEEEE! - laraHi actresa EUna Eden, 30, appears a bit bedraggled after eacafdng with 101 othen from TWA Jet plant after it craihed during a landing at New Yorit’a IdlewUd Air-' port. The pilot said everything was fine until the noae wheel budded. Elana had Just finished a movie In Hollywood.
Decision on Pecho
LANSING (UPI) - The decision on whether to recommend a par-
llaete>>the aeooadJiand maihet lor pravtona perloda of np> grading flying equipment. Some
TUs time it's from eata««^ I 116 the Jet age at a cost in e«-
eas of two...
The Aoniedy
given points, with no o much, if any, profit.
But if it’s Just as many brileve,A
I oargo bai on i^ on
Another problem is that oompe-
_________ _ _ tion baa stepped up in the . last
tern fbr the wotselflve years as CAB granted new routes so that now more lines
that a few observers fear is an overoupply of seats fitat could tempt a move toward fare cutting. The outcome that most fbre-see Is a period of financial streu while passeinger demand grows up to the new and costly seateig capacity,
U.S. Stockpiles $15.6 Billion
Strategic ProdocH qnd Farm Surpluses at Top of Goods Value
The airlines haven’t too much choice today.
Ute cost of changing to Jet planes is the greatest in a hi peppend with cosfiy changeovers; And the new fleet will offer more capadty^-bote because of larger
WASHINGtON (UK) *- The total value of goods In various government atodteilas was US,008,-074,000 on March 31. Sen. Hnny F. , Byrd (D-Va) reports.
Byrd, dialnnaa dt the Senate-Home Oonaitettee on Reduetioa of Nonessential Federal Expenditures, give a breakdown of the fig-
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present demand Justifies.
But not to chan^ could be even more costly. Those who don’t * Jets could falhby the wayside in an increasingly competitive race.
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Airilne earnings statements tell 'IHia story. Most so far this year i^’t reporting profits at all, but losises. tiw price of their stoda has fsUen as mudt as 40 per cete in the last 12 ipontlu. Divldepd
stoekpUe worth g8.4M4lt.MB ooasMIag mootly et atrategte prsdaots that would be aeeded la case sf aa emergeacy.
The Agriculture Department had a M.OM.542,000 stodcpile, made up almost emirely of surplus food taken over under the price support program.
The remaining 1171,982,000 in Btodqiiled goods consisted te clvU
Byrd's rspoct showed that the value of the federal stockpiles dropped by 335,157,000 In March due to acquisitian, di^oeala and adjustments.
Ag Department Shouldn't Have Ordered Reprint
WASHINGTON (AP)-The^ Agriculture Department belahafly halted distribution of a recmit reprint of a bulletin telling farmers how to produce caponettes by using a
Some have had trouble raising the mancy to finance porchsse of the Jets. Many ire deeply in ‘ 'i mors Jets stffl on
CAPITAL BEINO SUED
One, Oipital Airlines, is being sued for 34 million dollars which the British fim of Vkkers-Arm-strong. Ltd., bays line owes on 80 -^^scouiit torboiwope bought in U». Capital has asked the Gv-il Aeronautics Board for a tern-porsuy mail subsidy of 13 million drilars a year. CAB refused.
But the government agency reported willing to grant the air linen raUef. It hoida that the 12 domestic airlines as a groi should make 10.5 per cent as fair return on their investment. It has been five years since tbeir earnings approached that.
The airlines expect to have 250 Jet planes by the end of the year. Since most of them carry up to twice as many passenger as the older propeller planes, and since they can make a third again as
delayed at leawt tatii Friday, Parole Board Chairman Roy Neteon
: least thik’ tbsy’re telUag CAB.
's what ^
High-gloss enamels, suitable for Kith indoor and ouhikior use, art made by using .mhetarea of heat treated linseed oil and elastk; copal vatniahea, in many formulas.
gr to pardga PedM er torn down
OonfUetiiig teetiaoay given at Iw heaitag has to be sifted by be parole beard betee It can reach a derision, NetesB Sfdd
would be to'aqiarato cMes until the end of the weriL
yearn et a IMP year isMencs - * > i—dsf te^lhe
A ef Ms wMs
A twohday hearing last month rill roantr in n rscontmcndstioo 0 Gov. G. Mehnen WlUla WiUianu will then decide whetb-
2 In Group Out on Bond Aftw Bolting Roundup
DETItOrr 4H - TWO of mem Detniten arrested April 31 la a nattonwlde ranadiM cf peraens so-
ting rooms wHhMit a ISO tsdnal gambling stamp pleaded guilty In us: District Oont Monday.
Judge Thsodon Levfai released PbU Wall, S7, and Louis Sefanitter, bends of H400 each to await sentence. No date was set for sentencing. The other five still awaiting court action.
MOTOROLA CLOCK RADIO
Large bruhed-asetal dial. Bwss|i second head Ail ooBCndi M front sf set doldsn Votes* SpeahsT. HaadsoBM oaUast ia White. Bias or Pink c
The M Housekeeping Shop
OF PONTIAC
51 W. HimON FB 4*1565
et seats arailaUe' on a mileage iMsis is skyrocketing.
OtflcUds said 10,000 new copies at the buBetln-entltled "Capons (ttid CiponWiJg” had been ordered late in Mardi.
This WM fiine months aftdr caponetteg—had been withdrawn from markets by producers on request of the Food and Drug Ad-ministratian.
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This agency said a growth stOn-ulant called StUbeitrri which was injected into poultry ^produce
1 been Mown to induce ouioer in test animals. It said reslduea cf the chemical had bron found in the skins, livers and kidntys but not in the white and dark meat.
rled 44 millkm
to the old would leave them with costly excess cMMcity—that is, many empty seats. And you don’t pay for Jet planes that way.
So some airlines aro asking CAB to increase tores' by 3 to 5 per cent, and riso grant H extra on each tideet sold. CAB is believed ready to grant the extra n a ticket—which would help most the smaller lints making the shortest tr^is-and fare boqsts. A little over a year ago. when Jet igirdiases first b»-to pfaiM, it Mipnved an lose of 4 per cent plus II extra per tieket.
Alrilnes make a surcharge on
TOO BIG FOR.FEEDBRB
Getting rid of tbeir old planes, once the new Jeto arrive, is another-headache^
The huge propi are too big for
4
%
YOUR
SAVINGS
GROW
FASTER
With
m • . CURRfNT RATI
EwninOS ot compounded
AVI simI-ANNUaUY
Etkoblithtd in ^890 — mittod poying o dividoiul. 70 ytort of sound mdnogtmsnt — youi otsuioneo of security. Assots liow oysr fiftj^thfs# million dollors.
PASSBOOK SAVINGS IN BY THE lOrii EARN FROM THE PIR^ OF THE MONTH!
Caiitoi Sawiags ft Laar Assae.
E$labli$hed 1S90
Tnr. Bumr iLv fWtiBC « d48tt
CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OP BUILDING
Templing meat meals in minutes...
■ri
frohri
LIBBY’S SPAGHETTI WITlfMEAPBALlS
^ A If you like apajjhetti, you’ll love Ijibby’a. The Bmooth to- • tnato sauce is lightly touched with just the right delicate spicee, as are the juicy all-beef mBat balls. Truly a taste*
^ thrill-r-and a sure way to delight.a hungry family—all^ youiB for the heating. For a micoulent extra tang, sprinkle nhiwided Italian rhikian on top. And to round out this hearty mmu, eerve your own favorite toaeed salad on the side.
UBBY’S BEEF STEW
“Most like homemade” is what we say about this delicious
meal-in-itself. Irs true! Wa uee aa tnuch lean, tender beef as you yourself would. Ako garden-tasty vegetables. And the gjavy ? Ymmmmmm! Try Beef Stew topped with Herbeil Biscuits. (Cut packag^ biaaiite in halves. Dip. tope in melted butter noixed with caraway seeds or oregano. Heat stew in saucepan while bascuits bake, buttered side up, in 475”F. oven for 5-7 minutee.)
LIBBY’S CBRNED BEEF HASH
You’ll find plenty of good lean corned beef in with tasty little chnnT^ of Idaho potato. Not only delicious aa is. Corned Beef Hash lends itself to a variety of easy “dren-ups.” One yummy examine: Spoon contents of a IH ‘lb.
___ can Libby’s Corned Beef Hash into an oven-proof casserole.
lV)p with half slices of Libby’s HaYiraiian Pineapple. Bake in 400* F. oven for 15 E
THE LEANER* MEATS GO INTO
Ltetoy, MeNwtn A Ubby, Cblcraisw A, HHmi« •RICHER IN PROTEIN-DIGGER IN VALUE
TOlItTY-ElGHT
^THE PONTIAC PBBSS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. 1060_
GoocI Party Punches Hove Full Fruity Fhvor
mr <M>nx
FroQd now until the and oC the idxwl year thet« will be many •ecaikNu when punch la i^ed. Mot «iat punch wont be le*/ed tho mMdie eC June, but Oda coming month la a aerica M^noa
aervlm teen-a^. you Miould make more ttuin thatl
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We get calla aU the time from hoatesaes aaking how much punch to prepare *ter-l«tr gnwa^ « you wlU figure cm one cup (8 o*.) per peraoB, that will be enough. Since punch ctqm are small, that means enreryone can have two ■arvings. Two and one-half
jalees avaOaMe, there la Utile exeme ter IselfU tasttag paw*-Start oat with a baaa of tanoa-
aie er Iced lea aai a«i ysar
el trait Jaleos.
U tM bw* (V « UbtaiPOOM loow]
J QMrti
Pour boiling water over tea bags or loose tea. St«P 3 to minutei and remove tea bags or.
gaUons wiU serve flfty. M yon'r^if loOse tea is used, strain. Cool
■trawbsrtlcs. and sugar. Stir well tp blend. Serve over hse in punch ^ capa or glaases. Makes about > ^ quarts.
Just recently wa read about ns interesting iced decoratton for a pondi bowl, neese a can of fruit aocktaU. Open both ends and let me froaon cylinder sUp out into the ■ nwHs In me
shaped mold. It makea pretty floating let. Put in Httraachlno
This next punch recipe has five JttereM fruit Mkmt in If. One to leoMm-llavored carbonated bmrer-age which win add sip. Tho punch “ be n goldott color.
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Other ioee te fleet la the pumdi ere targe Meeke tt sherbet (tarn-m end lime are espeetaUy geed) and les ta ripi ehepe. Vse yoM> ring meld fer me letter, lUI ft
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The last punch recipe to a erearay ona. Eaaily made with frtmm julco. tt bM vatdUa Ice biH.
chilled Juicei In punch bowL AM a Woe* of b».
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In eonparlng flahery products, to the game M stery"
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Combtoo
watel*. nacm sherbet and ice cream In bottom of punch howl. Break In small pieces with Urge spoon. Add Juices; Stir until mer-bet and ioe cream are partially melted. Garnish top wUh orange alicet,. if deaired. Makes 5 ipiarts.
where ttm^ actual weight of the
am you wiUing to pay for ounce of cooked noodles, pastry or
breadb«f When time to mort. of you srewUUng to pay
____ you might overwlse,
Josep)^ Lawyer, Omsumer Ma^ ketii« Intoimatkin Agent for Oak*
Thoao who buy fish sticka miifrt do to try diflOrent brands, since, fai an *'lnfannal aurvey" of prepared and partially prepared flWi^ products, a case waa found where the weight of the breading — mom than'flit weight of the
Thia was (Hie of the
Rabbit Mixture Is
Om of tdt fhvoeito rahWIi «!• leroi a now way. '
S 5^ T Poured Over Eggs
and mtxtnraa rate a Bttlo higher tfaaa did aome of tha moat and pouSry producti..
fr * *
Granting that a pie to only a pto and not o complete meal... a yh— of milk will take core of the protein niody; at least In the 2-and-S onneea of fish mixtures. And don’t targst . . . whlta I or 3 dunces of ftob may ba an adequate portioa from a autrlttonal point of view. It may not seem odetpiato from flio appetite point of vlewi
Next time you are preparing Baited alnwnda toe a pai^, try sprink-i wHh a little cony pow^ der. Spicy muw*!
:jsf laursst.
In 0 saucepan over low hqpt meH tto butter, itfr in tho flw. nit, mustard and curry powder. Add milk; co<* end stir until tbi^-ened. Add tomato and <*eeoe; stir
over very tow heat Just until chaem
meHs. Pour over toad; top wim egg holvos; -garnish with psrstoy. Makss 4 swings.
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Roosting Chickens 39l Bioilexs 35‘.
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Heinz Ketchup
Choice of Grinds
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Kraft'S S|tad Oresslni
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For than ivtio woiU Ulu to give vukty to dM afteri^taMr eoOM ■•rvod, hen «« eoro emgeetiew from a tunoua oo^ P^^uciog
ooma. Into each wenmd glua or cqp, ptoM two toaapooa rm
m double' •erve In ematl cupo wtdxwt otoam or auger, fhr Itellan-atyle damHaaBe, aarva to warmad, imaU gtaaaaa with lugar and a twin ot tonan.
GAirB ht UUr. Ualqg two ooC-
I of doufalaafrngth cattee and hot milk into enia.
ooatotoii« a tahtoapooB of i Vtvp tor' r. To one
. to dtoatovad. Add a Jir
gar of Irtob jahitocy to each aerv> tog. Top with whtopad ereata.
GAFB WnrALB. Fill maiQ et,. ttoreadourtha full with doubla-. coOm, naoa a cafe ray-ala apoon on the rim of each oqt. Put a oabe of aagar ' and cower It with «
I ahiwly drip tl 0 ^ ooSea.
^w^Jjjd
aooop of chocolate loo cream to each. Top widi whipped a a tontal^ of ctonamon or Bya-
and hot chocolata into enpa. If da-
hla^trangth cofka. then aweeten to taata. Sava with or without the addittoa Of hot milk Mto epioea but
each cup and fill with <
Inthe bottom of each citoii Piaoa a apoonlUi of meringue mixture made by told-
oofna wni uquias. fii
daubtototoength ooffea. Add a daAofanpofdtolDilawhc: white Onma da Meqtha, Cognac. CUrw eao, hummel, anntoette or Coin-laau.
GAm GAPPUOCINO. Boat to-lethtf equal amouata of
peanut Briitle Tops Dessert
wMh gtaaaaa of towaaid apple Jt
until frothy. Pour into cupa and top dnaamoa or nutm^. If de-aired, ganatah with whipped cream and a ctonamon atick.
Apple Cream Fhith to a high, ally, chilled foam, dalicata and faintly sweet. R be^ with canned apple aaaoa with little cake bftea and tots of whipped cnam folded; into it. R ande with a thick pea- ’ nut brittle cninch top over' thej hnrthinees . . . a daaaert to charm the eye, and elao delight with ite through-'n-through taste of apples.
If you’re looking for an unusual * A
party appettoer, dRwer boded This is a apacia! ‘
....................Idece** dessert lor gocato. Ou a
aitich^ bearta or with poorly summer day.
» ChtotoM ond fSggi Jfbr Limditoon Dbif
iw MS* aieta Me naoMs w a ChU spplo aanoe: add nufroeg
Stiff: fold into apple sai tnre. ftOM In' servtog dtato Gar-
Marinate whole button nwsh-tmma tor aeveral houia hi an oil aalad dreieing lav-ored with garlic powda. ore ' paprika, nr uae your fav
oMh olhar be OaiH Bdtotl mp. iMh aovhv, polfr I tahim m atofc or rfmm toto bahtaa . Itoo wallhdtnmi todWlSS
ncdtohaaorcatolinabA
. Oamlnffr totaA m t mu,
. _ on with salt, poppa and pm prtoa; dot with 1 toMemam 4 - and top with M tahloi* of ahredded alwtp Choddar
15 mimites or until eggs are doeired fimineat. A drop <r two of War-
may he added to the mSk a craaii (or extra sip.
Swift Premium, Hygrade's or Imperial
SMOKED
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When You Buy Ham... Buy a Nationally Advertised Favorite. SpeehUy Selected^ Sugar Cured, Hickory Smoked. SHANK PCRTION.
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My DOC OtnoO NEW YORK (UPI) * Lewis Btathewi 4e in town.
Not ^ many people haVe heard about Lewis. In hi* iMMBeM ha la lamous. Hia business , is
n' (that’s dw way you pen* nouace it). In competition he has pick^5,4B(i oranges in aa hour. It you.don't think tiud’s something, just go down to Vtoida and try it Includes time spent moving the ladder and tranaterring the picked oranges from your field bag to the bokes. A box holds two bushels, Which is 90i pound*, which i* 200 to 220 oranges. Lei^ totes a bag that holds a whole boodul.
Meamddle, Berfim is busy back boaie, seefionising. 9ie told him she’ll marry him aB rliditt, but khe to get married on aailonal*
........................*«nd the fruit with hbf fingors about a
'’fimwnly per ess la’3 In^yonr I Lewll said la aa
sads, pAckta’hro hhaad they teg
tor her if he findh a program will many them. But it doem’t look very bopefid. No TV show to date is willing.
R«y NOT ChUPOKNtAt Somebody asked him wh. he go to California and fry lb get TV? Mon froaea tdevisiDB
ra in California than in or any place else in the worid. Lewis siM he figured he better keep his citrus-pickin’ hands
• Asm. wsridag • to If bears i
psy rale Up got U years ago when he started.
For he worl|p with ids
yard into the bag which is slung at hte abdomen. His ladder woric secrets indnde quicker ways of setting it. SomeOmes he Is keying up the ladder even I its top is resting against the
you’re wonderin.. sectioniaer Seetkmises bndt With a tapered knife for canning-H grapefruit, although Bertha
the United States than drivers in
gentle suds cleaner dishes
why pay more?
Orange Pickin’ contest in Florida four straight tlnws, aa s31-tlma rsootd. He was chiunp in •SI, ’Se pnd ’fiO. If there had been a contest in •SB (it was scutfisd that year by a rather nasty Irseael he might have won five straight
Hefsanlee, aoftwonthenHpoken,
Daveapoct, which he says daima ts be "the ‘biggeat little town in Floiida’ becauM if employs-4n »-mora people that ito pipa-
Lewis, whs is n sad has hsea pAofeAs’ IMT U years, has a gbrl friend. BerOm CHPey. who ptem-feed ts naarry him It he wen pAo year’s eharaphmeldp. Bertha Is Iseltinotoa. fike’e a mOsahsr. When Lewis wkn
times awards Urn s fitlp Is New York koping ks wHI appear hs
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Chuck Roasi
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Semi-Boneless Hams
WHOLE OR HALF
USS SHRINK NO.SKIN NO EXCESS FAT NO SHANK OR 'H" BONE
Theee liams ghre you all of the delicioui fuiqr-sweef ham meat with none of the usuol woefo.
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Whole Wheat Bread
. 21c Volue
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Sen. Anderson Is Renominated
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Hart Urges Steady Drug Quality Check
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i|L0UQU^VE, K M. (AP) -Sen. Caintaii P. Anderwo and New Mexico's , two members ad Om Hotwe a flepreaentsttvM won r«-BomlnaUpir, in Tuesdey'p Demo' cratlc nrlmisiies.
I time He^ MdxS.
teVtUB. emu (API - Thefioiip which built * bfl^ aciwL pxHas fMlen-db Ooteado Rly- the river without. tetaT^MiclIim. £
ar w^tterb. a detmiiuned band To net their nraduce from the ^ temw^ oemra senate
^ AriLTsSTtoT^i«
the CalJtooila aide, they erected *® * ^ gov^
a OMbot steel siian with thofr™*"*
wNtterb,
iot neariy .1,000 who ter half century have fantiM land they the CaDtomia aide, they erected knew they didn’t oWU.
It’s a tarrible blow." says Fky (Mson, secretary of the Assoetated Faimen of the Lower Colorado Wyer.
Obaervers say tb«v «tiH may 0 be basis for the saltier^’ hoyim of
bollot battle between Gov. John Burroughs, Ilemocrat end lomer ' Gov. Edwin L. Meebon, Republican, whom Burrougfaa defeated in 1158.
field of three virtual In 067 of the state’s divisions bo piled up more tban 73JOO votes against (heir oonor Uned 18,000 plus.
BiONTOYA 8TOONO Rep. Joseph M. Montoya, op-~~|towd by Sra. Dentils Chavex fl>^ NM), showed surprising strength in turning back the diallei^ of State Sen. Gene Lusk of Carlabnd.
Rep. Thomas G. Morris decisively defeated Galvin Hdm of Albuquerqtw, oil man and fanner i tegialidor.
In 671 divisioiis. Moiltoya led I Ltuk 46,238 to 33.155 and MoCris led Horn 47,835 to 28,3«[.
* .*
She referred to an eviction suit filed Tueaday a^dnst ^Jamin Langendori of near Calif.
U. S. Atty. Laughtln E. Waters aald .it was the first of MdU to evict 970 people tnm 37,000 seres of rich bottom lahd Oo the Arixona and OsWoniia rides of toe river bom Hoover Dem '
“This baa been going ^ fer .earn," said one townsman, was almost exactly a year ago that the Interior deptttnuHg announced it was going to fUe suit, and yet the aettlera are still here. It will be a loiHl time, if ever, before they are actually forced off tha farms and resorto they bavi ^evekmed over toe years.*'
Hart, who took over chairmanship of the inquiry bom lin. Eririi Ketouver (D-Tsno). hinted that such legislation be propoeed.
0
His comment came after Dr. Chaite 0. Wilson, dean Oregon State OoUege’s schoo} of pharmacy, testified there mre gigoifleant differences in dri^ bemune of the way they wen made even fbough
ADAM AMES
By LoaTiM
BO(m AND Bfilt
By Edffgr Mgrtbi
The Associated Fatmn-s are headed by BiU Muiphey, who a B headed another
Smog Alert Season
LOS ANGELES. (AP>~Another hot, smoggy day loomed for Los Angeles today aftrr Tuesday’s Bizzler that brought mat and tears to many sufferers in the sprawling basin.
Gov. BunOu^s turned hack an old foe, Joeepb A. Bursey of Santa re, and Mectaem had little trooUe defeating Albuquerque Dlst. Atty. Paul W. Robinsm.
The count in 671 dMsIortt gave Burroughs 48.38(h Bursey 38.455; and Thomas E. Holland. 7,243.
In 636 divisions Mechem polled 19,441 anaf^Robinsoo 7.305.
WQUam F. Oolwet of Santo Fe, a Mechem running mate, won the Republiom nomination to oppose Sen. Anderson.
In 625 divishms Oohras had 13,-042; Joseph Rendon, Albuquerque, 7,617; and Frederick W. Airy, Albuquerque. 3,557.
No Bed Planes Tracked Spying Over America
OCHAmAOO SPRINGS, (AP)-If too Soviet Union has sent aerial qdea over the c United States or Alaska,
American Air Defen»e Command says it has no knowledge or report of It,
A NORAD spokesman mo9e 6w comment Tuei^ in response to calls prompted by the downing of what Soviet leaders say was an American-buQt jet on an fiilelli-gence flight. The U.S. disclosed Monday it hu sent spy flights over the Soviet ynkn.
it * *
NORAD’a radar and electronics gear has foUowad Soviet planet over U.S. territory around the Bering Strait, between Alaska and the Soviet Union.
But toe NORAD spokesman said this occurs only when the Soviet pratt are turning, or when bad Weather forces them off course, ‘hVe do not consider tUs a bos-tila act,’’ he said.
NORAD of od-
vahee waming devices at the f . and along toe shores of this contl* neot to alert this country to any attack.
U,S.ii^Sufplus to Bulge Even More
WA^INGTON (UPD .^"Thi? wheat surplus, already ta record size, will get larger with harvest of this year’s crop.
The Agriculture Department fore-cagt yesterdi^ that the 1960 winter wheat cr^ would total 992,-000(000 buriiels.
’(his would be^tfae fourtb-largest
Pe*". " —
and 19 per cent above The l960 'cnq> was expected to be 66,000,000 bushels Unger than was {wedicted after last (all's planting.
G«n. Van Fiotfs Dog, Rh«« Gift, Disoppoors
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP)-Gen. James Van Fleet's biternia-tionally famous dog, 'Hiqipy, misBing.
Ihedogwasagifttotoeiri-tlred g 0 n era 1 from Syngman Rhae, tha recently ohstod i«eri-dettt Korea.
Happy, a Koraan husky, tosap-peared from the h Omo Van Fleet’s brother, It R. Vin Flpet, who WM^ keepfaig toe dog tor toe general.
The yellow, eye-Bmarting pall caused a 36-mlmite smog alert, first one since Get. 23. An alert is called when thq cencentratlon of ozone in the atomosphere reach-.50 part per million, s
VtoibUlty downtown was leas tban one mOe in the morning.
★ ★ *
Los Angeles hit a high tempera^ tore of 87. Other hot spots in soutbein California: Ripley 111, 107 at Indio and Pabn Stvinga.
THE POWTIAC PBESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, IW
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therefor, tba
L. Balat aa a
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MATOM BOARD, QbaDataa WM. K. BKITH MARTDf M. ALWi
MoMd by Board aappertad asbaa that laaotatlon to ad A ttoOelaal aia^r '—^ MNfar. tba faaelatW
PO* Oakla; Ir. Chalrauui.
b a fa« btojar abjae-
lawi to carry out
. That a eerUted eopy of tbU raae Mb to farwardad by tto Oaaaty dei aaeb iMBbat to the atote tepalatui toBDtr. _________________
_________j cciaam*
JOBN O. dEMAMM,
WtLUAll A. BWART CARL P. INORABAll WIUIAM C. BUDdON Cmn. E. MILLER MoMd by damaan cuppertad by In-
S^'Si.SotSST^
lint lha pottlon rclatlM to tba 1 MUb
MBMd by Laateaoii
Waya aad Maaaa OanHiltMa ter--------
aad rapoil back to tba Board.
A aatactaal abDorlty bartos aatad tbaito^tba aioSab eartlad.
Mlae. tm
t: uaa UKHBLATITB
---OAKLAND OOUNTT
To tba Oakland Oaaaty Board to
Tour LactaiatlM OaauBlttea raporta lat It baa aiada a earetal atady to tba ufflbar to city repraaantaUm wtalcb -ould to aHewad oa tbla Board dnperriaort after tba IPfA Padaral 0 — ----------racial prat
gramaori mmc hw
I bacanaa toUctal raiBla (Act W, p. oobttooad. Itla tl
f^mparrjm
Pmalatlaa mtunatea praparad by the lateott Mctrcn^laa Arab Baflonal
^toMcaate to wbat*^ 1S& *Padpito ---------abaw far aaab to tea M
ppreral to Bit foBoniBi tamwla aa addition ta tba Oarntyt Latdaia Pratraai for aapartliara rapraaaata
vauUM*A.
tJMSSr:
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__________ ab bahalt to the Oak-
gamiw^*abd*^*Cmtotobt^C^ tmbSbM
BnmaaaT% ’ttnat/Diparto^ aattb. aa a part oil Aa oMtaB maty
the Olty to Pbradala, aad. __ ^
oSss:.‘Si^‘W ^sssaai
aadar Tto City ^RaUMCMt toatain tbauM la aa wlaa to prajadlaad to aaeb
■ablltty far »to aai3a»ar tot rattraat r%Mi aad aaid eli-la IMM aamd to pay lha aawnnt
DAVID, e———— ■ - ^
°?a£!“..sanil£^
toaralar. tto raaohttlaa «aa adapted.
r^'^vAL or omoALr ^m!%kiaad Oean,ty Beard to Bmar-lr*StoltaiiB. Ladiaa aai
Tha Oennty aantd to At
wboaa tonaa to amca tiaiMiaBito aa
the Board to' daparrliaw toAto to lliMallBaaaai BaaMalian M^^PtS m rabtoary i^lP^ the Aadltora' rapart ^ tba Waw-Ibd baada haaa baaa ptoaad aa tllai
_____ NaM to Bondtad
NaM to Otfielal onioa Tana Bond WtoM Pllid
^^cVAaitla Oaaaty Anditor I yra. tAloa dtaadard AMyot tegMM
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Maryland. Band Mo. 14M1M. lb Oabbty TNaamtr't
Of flea.
Mu d. Uacdeaald .todalJM- 1 yn. toMP Btond^^ ^Aaetob^tewanee
BMaad M. Thatobar Road Com. t yra. i
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that the
*^lSr^^ateatb«'tolha'i^lt* m
a Coupilad tewa to li
raouirad to tba i
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ate aa It did ta tba Into ■ to UweKtoS: tto BO
itb tto eaopHtoloa aad ataiatawaa to la Oaaaty Wtotbra BoMd iM Wr^—
aMuaf wan wauoia_^Q. iiuc iw ra^toMtoeetSebilRez raaalto
^aiTSto^toSCSib.*^-®
aierttaaa to Ito'canaty af'oaklaad to aaeora the payaunt to tor
a*'to^^MSSMdttwl tto mark to tbit Board ba an-
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ABTHOR O. EUdOCT^^^
lock aapportad a adKlto.
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n each aaaner la tto---
!•„-?» to UM da-
a tedteant mSat"I! a Market" ■
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a Bbl^tla AMrabCrT’aMdiaS^ taM ute
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Waya aad Maaaa ctpaaitotea far .farther hto^rtat and aeaal^itM.
Sdtotien to Srumtttm raaotatlen. WATS AMD MBAMB COMMIT-
DAVID LEVINBOR, CbalrMaa_____
Siira oto^niB
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partaMbt ^oSinaai"l
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I the OHnbdttaa
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Clerk-Raplttar to Daadd tanctiona T baa baaa aeeeaapllaba' ------'
S3eb*'i**$SSee”*
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I iaB^tlaa.~Tho'*Sito VM tor a aanatitniieD-
• btottaMTamS S aaapa to aSb^
S7*toM8W
iL fboobunondad that lha Beard to iuperTiamj^to~tha dtainaan of
annually retoUng the offteo. Tto praa-“* WvctlM of rototion dou not pra^ «M canDnuMy la otftee w^eb it
ite hAM oapandad ta uaat the
iarairlBc laaal__________________________
withoto tto County, b addmab to bu £l*_5k e».wdlR«t1at Oabntp_aatltotlaa.
■M Imwadiata aalaUan to teeraattap tto afftetiMoaet of adaUatetratir^ tto ^uato it to atlEaa tto Chain Aadltora at tto a
gs?^jLS:jr!ST.*Sias
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tienablp to other Caaaty apt__ _
of aww^tor^Tha
^ IS » MM fftMMMMM tftftS tiM U
lb by the Baato to iaparwlaaia < «m that the lapfilatlM OawuiWaa aa Iteaa Ito affarta to abtata r---------
A ih btiarpanep ttoh tha tawlatleb
------ by tba Board afltoparrlwtiL
dy Oobiailtiaa vtH toEt up at
tb:M^*ja!ri^ii^
8 n. nrofctm BEPMMirrATivB omtmmmf^AXMaaiSSSS TO tto Oaktaud Oaaaty Board to Btow-
ttofe
S WAT« *R0 «r.
BtatbUbanM^ Baard to Mr. Cbalraiy,---
SKSrrtto^agS-ajRSar^
bUh m aparattoaa
ra^ BMattapa la tto and that aueh rap-raaantatiM may tboroupbly faaMMartaa himaeif with Ito ptaaa Kd tto apara-tiea to tto Beard to Water Caamda-
a.’sass
itrvlaaa tbrMiiMbtj^ aabbty
roar Bpoatal Water Owiwittaa mat d rarlawed tbla matter asrat^ and aad that thwa are jaa^ nalte la
•ssru&fffWn.—'
--------A ar ar
___S^Um IKtidai^aad marlaaa
raadaradto •«« dipartmaat far tto
" J**. *^^td**^^
Me? UP af.tto^Ac*to!^
_________________ tto Dalratt Water
Board. A maaUap ta biiu tanatbar tha MriawlataraM praopaM phuBad ia tto panr tatara by yonr Oabutotter A KaeliitleB waa adapted by tto
—“-----------“-T baid m Jaaai . .
tet tbla Board aa-iMbto at ab aaiir tatiM to aaraa miui
•• «» .»'*«“ a.*k—iit —•
Wbarpaa I rerkf baa a
_ it raaoMd that tto____
tto Baard to Bapaniaora ba aatbariaad
As.vassm.'ii
Board to Water Oaatmlaatooan,
rM at UM ------ *— -
and aaW
Id aaMMlM whieb r water from tto
"— v^ssn su
t a aeawrehanalM atady IM daaerlbad ayalam, and
__ rapart baa mm duD
_____hr the Baard to Pr“-
Worka aad it to MtowmMdad to
Bts&srSTWStSiJ'-
dtr tto Dapnrtmant to AiUla Warka
^rxrussr js s asa
sasa'JSb'S.TS&sr:
of Detroit.
— Chairmaa. m btomlf totto Bpa-
___ Malar OtOamitlaa. I mare tha adap-
ttob to tba terapolag Mtahatlea.
BPBCIAL WATER OOPIKIT-
tyi opM raeommaadattob to Ita Board of PabUa Worka dom heraby aatabilth
torly BobdiTtolM M a oaaaty ayatam to ba kaowa aa tba Oaklaad County
A anfnriMt amiertty bayiap waled thorofor tho noointioa waa adapted.
Tha Oerk praaaatod a aemmaalaatten '— Ito Baaratory to Ito Baard to Weiif traaamittiap a prepeaad DM to aaMnd BaetlM P to OnU-Ra. I to tha ordinaaoaa to tba r to Oaklaad wblab erdiaaaea bad ipMwwad by tto Oaaaty Board M Irorks and wblah arr--------------•-
SSrr^
Ba it fufte raaalyad that tto of PteNa Warto la toraby anti la taka nay aad all aoaaaoary aim
nTulf ** MB.U.—OAKLAND DIBPOSAL BTariM Mr. Barton tatradnaad Ordhubaa Ma. P anUtlad:
niMM%fp tnUUad^Ab Qrdlaanaa lywma lor Mjitortnp tto^.P;-Obk-
_______j!rsa
to rawanbm from lama.
to toASSSa *
aOIITON
--------tto Board to
*^gu: *InStM.*luKriL^rmawbiaii. ---------- Bloa. Beaaor. Wekbto, Cai-
h jrdiaaaaa ^ r. BactM moM
:‘5W«55m-
feraptoap. ardinaneb wUeh a
adMtad to tto fanawtap weto: TBAB: Uarton, Ahn^ ArMaatoi Bandar, Blea, Boaaar, BrtekRar, i
hnoOewiap w< rtaa, Aiward, i
——. —j, Baaaor, 9H---------—
JSSmT^ OUteDtwtPatier. bar. Teekay. (Mi
^IU?E:*~- - -■
Ordtaaaaa Ra. P
defray a part to tBa^todt^
„ vmiiA far tto NttramMt aad i Ity to aaid baada; aad to prewtd e&or awttan ralatiM to aaid a
Oakland. Miabipab. or-
■aaUM I. SaetiM t to OrdiaaaM — P of tha ordinaaeaa to tba Omaty to OahiaaP. Mlehipaa. la baiahp omaadad
"SaiftM P. Tto ayiPiai ahaB ba aptr-atod apM Ito batoa to o llaaal yaar bachmiap aa jaaaary tto each toar and^i^M «R PicambW SI to tto aama
after tte paaaapa, «blob raqprd aball ba autbaatlaalad By tto atpaatima to tba chaimMa to am board and tto eaaaty Clark and aball M pabUihad onea ia . _-------------------------
foaUttea ptwMdad and aerwlqaa ^rM-darad bw aaab dapartoMat for ^ baaa-
~.cxr«i.st >>«.<««•
Blaomfiald TawnRm faali it la la^tiia
p Board to warn
*SB!Lr.
0 *no m
If BWda a eaaMratobaiwa atudy rt M*a daa^btd anrtoaL and a aau rapart hat BaM_^
Waika im iT ta**NaaM&ad la tbla Baard toBnaMlaata that aato ayator M aatabliabadaa a Ceaaty jyaaam aato
fetisSxfISs
ahlipattaba to tto aawaty ' opatat
i?ttrwe!TT*5SSrSli5?seC
ssTSirsiJS^~~
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a sns xr-ars-a &j'i®!r<ssvsi?Ajr-
Sm arimTiwid.^'iMh W start ar 7ma; iHlayd Olawito>..alM adl^
•■aajtr^Ssr.'aft
a w« ba baraa Op tto ^adtrUhial
to Pablte Werka aa arewldad for ; Ra. IPP to Ito PaWe Aate of
a paranant to <
Pa it torbm raaotead that an a
[r.'^cSalmMa. Ladtot aad Oiattemia: Tear Salartea Oemmittaa baa rawtewto .JO aetlM tokM by tbla RoMid m Da-camber 11 tPPP, taertaataf tto Clr JadiM aaiartoa from PIMPP to Ml.
rith tha Oarpera-Oomadnaa ftada acHon oi wo BoMd woo lopaL
£&ssffirVkrSr!s;
to call attob-I rate and ra-
pSMYXr»2."L3K^
iXLJLSuraPtt srs»
--maaiiBP ratbar than hariap
— BABL B. E______
aMlartty taatbp watad
DARIBL T. MtIBPBT, JB. .
APRIL It. IPM Pj!" aj
taadard Wm».
Inwoeatlen plMB by Rtvaiwnd Rap-^aid Baekar af tto Bally MattoSit
Tba Clark prtaMlad tha aat
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to aaid na^
sssssrsiasri^gaims.--
itad^tetb^gewlto^ togteat^W ho#
ssrx&At
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toamralart, Mr Cbairama. m ba-
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Otttea to Ciyfl -_jn bat ard—-
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ba im M May I. 4 aadP, Udt aa Wbaraaa prter la tbla atert om there alii ba a ilala-wida brtetiap Rm ta ba baU M Aprtt M, umi______________
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Mm-dPm^iftaaa amtowto tba
Mew tharafera ba It raaairad at foi-iwa:
1. That aaab Oauaty dapartmaat baf Itbcy ba toraby aulbortead aad ro-,aaeted la tend rtprtMDtollMa to thi atota-nlda britflap atattea M CItO Da-fantt to ba haMla Ann Arbor m April
i. That laoaanabte eottt to taeh rap-wmtaUMa ba dafram from tbair ta-
at tba far—f— «—!««««
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CBANLBB B. CABDMI.
ALEX IL BOLLET MAESBAlL R TATLOR
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Mtea. tot By Mr. Cteek
IN BE: 4-B PAD! OBOONDP TO tto Oaklaad OMUtr Baard to
I OeaamSue hM bOM laimmad
____________________________at a Joint
maattap of tba.^Waya and Matba^^
Oweartltaai
a-B RKMhSy "etraat totbtUTnEE ttea to Stilm tbla prapacty far aate.
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lakw te toM tbii prOparty
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at tha Oaonty Barrtea C
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t^*Si7tdtpmianvm m laeli^ aat tern thM thOM pMatnt& ta aatet-toot to praRdad (or tto t-B ooHwtttet Sjiby aaw Rte uteoted.
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property to aaad
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WM. C. BDOdOR enUL R MTT^-Hi Mawd by UwiaoM aapported by Mray tto raaolalton ba ade^._. ^ ^
A BtofteteBt majority towtap a a tad tagMder^Jto arnttea aanted.
ir&^TS^SmTB tMVBOP^
COtmSB POB OOOMTT EMPSOTBBB TO tto Oakland oouNty Board of Bapar-
tMMm ftftd (MftttiMaft!
__________ mSStteT ^MtopaaMt
OouTM to bainp aaudaetto a|^ ^ year at Wayao Btata Dahraralty aadar tto tponaofahtp of tto Buiarrltarii In-tar-Cauaty Cotamlttet, and Wtoroaa Uw Coualy hat I—^— parttelpatod ta am-----'
♦ vmrSr^j^f ___
T'&’coaa^ to*tTMP.PO.
by tto adeptton SISl and
laBrssr.
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Milter. Cyril Milter. lOMiSL ODen-amiM oidaabarp, Otmto, Pa tier,
MuBTltowttoB. Bdb^ Bnaaim ita-
sssktoTStyTaw-S^ft
J^^.Sssrsr&sar'
SnLL CBfUMO OB WBLPA PBNOTTDRME Ta tto Oakland Oaaaty Board to Bapar-
------^ - 1^ MMmmmm rhwitw* AM
• War ly and
lapart. Mnea baa diteuated
by Wayne Oaunta a* an to Aat lae to & Pttbite -k-k ... to tot a aatUBp to ana min to ttoto apoaitead valua an tto Coun-ty'a norttea to raHaf ooaU. Ihla bin died ta tto OammHtaa of Ito Honta of
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with fat
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WJ^ AND sa SATID LBTIMPOR
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JOHN L. CAWrr ARNO L. SDLET
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A umielant iKjoilty havm watad harafor, tha mattea tarried.
Itee. ste ly Mr. Lawtatoi R BB: APPBO OP COMPAl OQORTT OOW lam Oaklaad
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. I960
Supervisors' Proceedings
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CLARKSTON — Robert PhilbiM has been nam^ chief of police to replace Frank Green Iqt the Vil-__________ ____________lage Council. The new chief’s sal*
85SSSt*ISS®^nS ittJ!"* «y Jj" ^
m. .. ------ ---------hourly pay while on the Job.
Mlolitoai
- ,etit»e _______
itrieted MMOBt atoni «ltti tb« U.SNJI
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Sis’^’sissr^ssf.
lUMWi MPOM* b> e»rr^ ««t tiu Mkrta* Law aatarraBwt into* Caeatr
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^UniMloB lau*______
ATIi: Ailartaa. AT
SSItoris.
Cardan. Carey, - ■ lan. Claak, Daali. Da-
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1. Oiwtaau. OiMaUm.
----- J. W. Dunean, ST :
frahaM, Mtnaan, Kephart, Knawtei. LftoU. Laatowe. LtaW. Laea. UaeOaa. aid. Majar, HeCartaay, MoOwtam, Me-Phanoo, llalohart, Manila*. Clarane* MOto’. Cyril MtUar, MlUban. O-Oon. affca*. OManbnrc, Oataad. Pattar, Mia-lap. nahard. Mamt, MUaaranH, Row. alao. aehaek, anuna. atnelalr, anUtR aeUiy. auMan, aueaa*, SwanaaB, Tay-
I antflaianl majority bavlDi;. aatad — ...-------------------^ ahoalad.
. and any otRar rap*^ raqutrad of ky to* prwalaloM afk til* laid Aat — of m Poblle A«l* of INS.
Mr. Ctwlrmaa. on kaimtf'af th* Waya and Maani Commlttaa, I may* to*
----- » or to* toraptac raaalutlbn.
WATB AND MtAMS COMMIT-
DAVXD LtVIliaON.
Chairman A. c. ecMMnras WPH C. HOLMia PRANK J. TOLL. SR.
MRN L. CARST ARNO L. ROUST RARRT W. RORTON
IN RR; APPROPRIATION FOR OOUN-TT LOCAL ROADS To to* Oaklaad County BaoM at Sapar-
M tta moaUas of to* a-----------
yiiwa an ^annary lA U«. too mat " *n anpiwpilatloB at •loe.SSS In m IMS CMWty^aaa-tas fRlMa l
t, ISfS, wtes*^ Intaraitad partial arar* 0**a an opportunity to Pa board In
ralallon to to* pronoaad,---------
A tolMutton wai adoptiS
iM Moan* Commlttaa a _____________
m raeamidlmdliHi to to* Board that to* aim of ties,see b* approprU* ' from to* rarpin* im non-taa fund* to* OMinty looal road lyitam, aoch m laa to bo mad lor to* purpaa* aat fe la toa aebaduli of projaau niad by Coonto Raad Cammlaatoo a* a^
Jar otoar *Bwrs*aey purpoaa* a* may to^^datomln*^ ^to* Orn^y RoN
maodaMan ‘to* Wayi and mlto* latwdad to bar* to* Coanty maki up to* taiMr* to atoroprtoto SM.aoe In to* rant ISIS a* woh ai a SW.SSt ap-nroprtatlea for ISSS to to* County Road Oammlaalon In ardor to b* oanalatant wlto annual appiopsiBtiaaa of SM.M* mad* to to* Raad Cammlitlon in yaara
Morad by Lr «uu to* raaol A lulflelant .
b* Laaeua of W ind County.
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'0^ Oakland .County Raard of Bupa:
lr. tollman. Ladlai and Oantlamai , On Pbfaruary II. WS*. eusan* Sw«i_. farmar mambar of to* Oakland County
Hi _
Dnpw'‘Ttoni Ctub'Vn tool
Mr. Swam’* elrle oontn_____________
miv. Whll* sttn eniaiad In taaehint at Radford Rlsh aelSJ In Detroit, ha
•----- 4 Truato* on tha Soulhflald
board. Upon <111* daath of
WII^ Rtoifr. Mr.----------
-^^^ad BuparrUar In Jui mmbar of to* Board at ''m ,^yr*d wlto^dlftliicMo awam waa an aarly laadlna fore* a campaign to mak* SoutMlald a and waa chairman of on* of toe M eommtMona. In April ISM. i.-;- Incoritorafioii of th* CUy of BoUth-^kt^Mr. Swam baoam* to* tint CRy
Oammlaalon wlto to* CMaty Clark, namely. laM^ Straal la WaUrford -------------------------------
but ratbai
pocItT untL___________
knowMsa and ability durlmi to* tranaltlon pcnw irw ahin to city goremment. D|
rerfunatlOB, th* Southflald City_______
aptointad him to toa poR of CUy RU-‘trlan. and k* waa aiuatad m that aa-ulty at too tlm* M hla daath. ' lam* Swam waa truly a man dadu itodto bating hla community and
^^w5f la urrlrad by hto wif*.
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manda that tote partloa of th* pro. gram prapiaad by to* Road Oenimlialr b* dalatod If to* appronruuan aa ra ■ I la approaad W th* Board.
Mr .Chairman, I praiaat to* toUow. Ml foaolutlon;
i* U raaolrad toat to* sum at SI**,-SM b* approprlatod tram lurMua IHS County non-tax fund* to carry out •** prosram_aa propoaad by tha Board at County Rood CommUalonari of Oaklaod COH^ and fUcJ with tha County dark In ISM of raptodni Inadaeuata draln-*1* atmeturaa on to* County loeal road
;^srft r.'Atersa.OTSft'tSa-ra sW*^yrsi*d‘'ris rSiuiK?’??
th* Board of County Raad Commlialon-
are a* adopted April T. ISM -------
whlab la attoebad to tote raao
to* for^i^ roagirth 'WAW AND laANS^COMMIT•
pRanx jT^OLU SR. BAMT W. HORTON
«ry badgat* foi . _ year INS ara to b* ari and Haana Curd of Bupwrrtaora
auhmlttod to U mlttaa of Um
Whaioaa tho"Bwd of iThli Itoad Oommlaatonara-oe Oakland County hai found H naoamary to raeuam aid from too Board at Bupirrteaaa la aafiyUii out Ita aannal caaatruetlaa prugram
sjWL'«as'virss?fe
lam. at whteh toar* ai* orar up* hua-drod auab Inadaqaat* atruatures at tote
^ISS toptoaamant M dnma. Inadaeuata draindg* •truetoroa I
NPW toarof^ b* K raaolrad that Board at County Road OommteCoi -rwuaato aa apprigiriatmi of SIM.sn th* aateadar and fIMl y*ar 1SM to ■■ ■’ ---‘ruction Of new dralnag*
on to*' 0**Bty~Uteal R^
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Clad* R^—mil* Ba«t of Hp-II (Brandon Townahipl. .g S.HS.M County Una Raad sail*
loot rt mTF lororaland
of ‘ ■
%rta (Roily Towaahlp).... lO.MSM WaldoB Road—H mite Woit of Ctoitonrni* Read (lad*.
pondane* Townahipl .........
Raton Rood-14 mil* North of Dortaburg Raad (Springriald
-VlrgteUA Sen. John
I horohy eartlfy toat UM aboo* to r toa di^ Of Apn
Phillips to Head Clarkston Police
Green Stays on Force os Potrolmah to E Business Pressure
Donald Besdi will cohfliiue as village lire diief.
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Council members approved annual budget of some $30,000 kr operatkm of tfie vUlage. Forrester Robert Osgood’s salary was creased from $100 to $1S0 a mo and Street Supt. John Reabe will receive _ an Increase from $3 to $2.15 an hour.
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A committee from the Indqiend-ence Township Recreation Dept, hat requested help in eontrolltaig boats on Deer Lake.
The Council plana on meeting with thd committee sometime this u^eek to work out a plan for enforcing stricter lioatiiig regulations on the lake.
dOTOtad * WaUma at aai toroush * Uoddug eon .. ohMwt fifty yaara and. alld aetlT* (upparter at to* --------
-J Board uf auparrteori. I It th* tortgetog ntohittoo be ipraad m th* minute* of tola m*atlng at I Board and that a eartlfted copy irtof b* torwarded by th* County rk to hto tunrlTlng wH« »nd *on.
RPRCTAL OBfMITTTT HtlOR O. ALLBRTON. JR.
Mb**d by Cyril
rmWamwmdb-. aBumT 1m
b* *ppreT*d and clou^ ‘ ‘
y Somton atand adj ■ A mfftetont malortty banny » totnfor. tot moUen carried.
DBLOa HAM
DANIBL T. MDRPRT. JR.
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publkwir ttof^mofth^^ COtto* baarlng mt1*1 numbar IflW^* 111 b* htod. for emh u th* higi ldd«r. Inanomiou th*i«ef may ltd* at igORTlS-Mi!* Rd.. Hadteo aighto OnUand County. Mtelilgan. to*
Mareun Mont. S MWASdUS b* t SUM Wodward At
ly llto UM lr. aartel I_________
Ex-Wif« Wants $10,000 From Author Hoijf^ovo
"LOS ANGELiS (tf) - ‘'Mar- , ^ Hargrove’g ejc-wue dKnsiiidB|j $10,803 in back alimony and support payments from the authw whose best known book is “See Here, Private Hargrove.”
AhaoB Pteiffer Hargrove ffled the suit Tuesday. Divorced in 1950, (he couj^ liRi two chUdren.
Hargrove, 40, la 1964 married Robin Edwarda Rposevelt,. ex-wife ol COrtit DaU RooeeveK, grandaon the late PrcNdent FYanklin D. Roosevelt.
Name Emmett Feely Head of Olds Sates
LANSING—Appointment of Em-me(^ P. Feely as general sales manager of Oktanoblle nounced by J, F.,
Wolfram, Oldsmo-bUe general manager and a vice president of General Motors.
Feely, who goes I (Xdsmeblle from his positioB as executive assistant gen eral sales manager at Chevrolet d i v i-sion, succeeds S. FEELY Mehrlng who lUlity leave.
OMsmoMIe's newly appeinted gemeral saieo manager i* a vet-«f almost M years with
AFLCIO Backs Drop-In Center for Retirees
The Oakland County AFLCIO Council has promised to su|g>ort the drop-in center the city is contemplating for retirees.
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Council delegates recently estab-Udied a fl^member rommitiee to work for the estqjilishment of such a >center with all local 4FL-CIO uniods and tlie International United
Chevrolet's sales organtatton In My St. Itld.
He has served as a mne office manager, regional manager, market analyst, gone manager, regional manager, national manager of fleet sal^ and assistant general sales manager of western states for Chevrolet.
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Feely will take up his new duties u (Xdsmobile’s general sales manager in Laiising on May 23, Mowing his return from a trip to Europe.
Hupp Plans $1.8 Million Expan$ion In Michigan
GREENVIM£ m-A $1,8(»J)00 replacement and modernizatioii program has been announced fay Hupp ..Carp, lor Gibson Refrigerate Divisiao plants in GreenviUe and Bekfing.
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running on two shifts of 10 hours
Mart Backs Off, Caution Rises
' NEW YORK takiiM affected recent gainers as the stock market edged lower oa moderate (trading eatiy Uiis after-
Irene P. Scott was nominated by PrcSkient Eisenhower Tuesday to be a Judge of the UJ5. TSx Court for r l2>year term starting June 2. Mrs. Scott, a career employe, of the Internal Revenue Service in Washington, is now staff assistant to the chief counsel (rf the IRS. She'is a native of Montgomery, Ala.
among mora volatile h ■tretebed to 4 points or so.
The market once more was approaching its 1960 low and brokers thought another test of this levd may be to the making.
tag a jBmp la retail sales and a Mg itse to empteyment for April.
Oils, steels, chemicals, rubbers and clectnmics declined. Motors were unchanged to mixed. Tobag-COB were a bit higher on balance.
Universal Match and Motorola
Acting to response to the Oom-
of the idea, the city administiRtlon is working on plsAs to convert the main library into a c«iter after the new Pwtiac Public Utoary opens tills fall.
■ R R R "The Pontiac aty Commission has recognized the needs created by the eveit-growing numbers of the Pontiac population moving into their 60’s and 70's and who require action on the part of the municipal government to meet tiielr requirements on a community basis,’’ a recent, AFLCIO resMution stated.
dipped a similar loss and was <Xf more than a point.
NAFI, Afn ttelpeft by estimates (drainings for ite newly acquired Chils-Craft subsidOaiy, bucked the end wttii a rise of more (ban a Dtot.
Lockheed, down about 3 points, was under selling pressure on pub. lication of a Dow Jones itqm to the effect that Lockheed’s Electra has weaknesses that couM cost aa much as 72 million dollars to correct, according to Rn industry-government investigating team.
Amerleaa Maehtae * Foudry. down mere than a point, and BrNBowick Oorp., eft mbsBt a
reoeat galas an glowtag proapeets tor bowliag equipmeot General Motors held about unchanged at its 1960 low whfle F(nrd dropped about a point and American Motors was firm.
Naw York Stocks
(Barly Morntni QBOtaUoBai nturo* otl^ StciBol potaU aro- *t|
the community to strive toward making a complete success of this project.’’
Find Unionist Guilty in Strike Bombings
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-A state Circuit Court Jury Ttiesday convicted a sttrklng union man of directing the dynamite bombings at trucks that hauled material for Portland’s struck newspapers.
R R R Levi S. McDonald, 54, showed no emotion as the Jury of nine women and three mat returned its unaiilmous verdict after deliberating kn hour and 30 minutes.
McDonald, R member of ti»e Stereotypers Uidon, was convicted of damage to i»operiy by expk>-
portedaro^ of Gibson assembly
- - - ' mum term of 20 years in the state
Judge Alan F. Davis said he «il’ sentence McDonald Friday.
Company officials said the reno-1 vatkm expenditures are lor ms- Can't S«e Unking Bottk,
S!S^“S5^',l£rBallol 18-Y«.r<Jld.
ing costs. currentiy
ploys 2312 persons in the Green-ville-Beldtog area, the highest figure to several years.
One of the big problems matrimoiQ(^ is hew to keep the starch in the marriage and out of the shirts . . . Sign over a bar “The Best Things in Life .Arg Free; But the Second Best You'll Have to Pay For.’’—Earl Wilsim.
4l^3ANY, N.Y. (IMa. Gov. Malcolm Wilson says there is "no reasonable or logical relationshto between voting and drinking a glass of beer."
R R R Wilson Tuesday endorsed The state’s policy of allowing youths ^ drink at 18 but not to vote. There is no conflict in the two laws, he said.
Nixon Plans to Start RoBing
Jack Shows Catholic Can Win
CHARLESTON, W. Vs. <AP)—1 — his tlnndintag victocy to
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(D-Msh) prscUeally o a cocked hat the bs-Ud that a (^tiMdic can’t win tiie presidei^r.
Kennedy has put other aspirants for tiM DeraocratiC'-noinfaHition to a deep hMe.
ator already were the rival presl-
nrglala to CMnlitog 41 seat sf total vste.
HOs followen bad been volctog tbefar dmibts that he could win in a state with a poj^ation only 4.5 per cent Catholic. Moreover, they had contended bill oountiy funda-
He iMte. to other wnds, got h^ cepvsntion bandwagoa rolltag at top speed. It win be difficult for I major'rivals. Senate D«no-itle Lsader Lyndon B, JotanShn Ttons and Sot. Stuart l^miing. tob JD4io), to stop, to Vice ftsaident Ricfaard M. Nixon, who snUsd Keanedy’s Went VErikNn liilfiinito to idvtoiee."Rl-rea^ haa ghm Rolloe he idaas to campaigRtog at if he and tite Maasactoiwtta aen*
esavlaelag Is tbe poUttetaas
mentalism made West ^firgbda
almost any otiwr state.
Bvrt it wasn’t that way at aU. Komedy woh almost everywhere. And the few dbunties that, gave Humphrey majorities were ess overwhdmlngly Protestant tiian those that swamped him.
Bogwuil Slatad to Sptak in Royal Oak Tomorrow
Repubbean duMUdate for gover^ nor Paul D. BagvfeU wiU be tile guest speaker at 7 p.m. tomorrow at tile Royal Oak Repdiliean Women's Qub meeting at KimbaU HlitoSciioql.
Tkfeeti fsr^IlK pngna caB be obtained from Mrs. PWlip Ostey-730$ ClaWBoa Rd., Royal Oak, or sd the door.
Prosbytorions ta Send Africani 50,000 Books
Uli (VPD — Mere toan 80.^] ^ books win be started on tb^ way toward Utoaries in Kenya, Africa, Sunday, thanks to the (H> torts of PreAytertan youth groups to Michigan.
The books have been cMkcted at Alma College here, totlowii« an appeaLbyTir. James Robtoaon, pastiR- of Morntogskte Churefa to New York CSty.
lag ceremonies A the ool-day, two tcaciiR wit haul toe books to York. From there they win be shipped to Nai-
The toUowtog are top prices covering sales of looaUy grown produce brought to the Farmer's Market by growen and gold by tiiem in wholesale pseka^ lots.
B are fUrniilisd by the Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of
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Sadl^ £5?*4o? 1.5
aatrtoM, bothooM. ilk'
-—— tapaat. ko.
Livestock
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apCAGO in - Soybean Mures prides appsared to have steedlatl somrMMt kf early JesMugs today on tiie Bosnl ol Trade hut the gratog
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Howe, ef 47IS IwMwndence ’Township, reported tbe theft of $234 from her home to Pontiac State PoUpe yesterday.
glass window at tbe JAV, I mney, 91 S. Saginaw St.. It retorted to Pontiac police yesterday.
C*a«u«*ra prod* —iR*a Orado A Mt: toadtuB torn aR34to:
Business Notes
Maynard I. Johnson, of US N. Genesee Ave., is attending an insurance agents school to Oolum-btts, Ohio, conducted semi-annually by tbe Buckeye Union Casualty CU. and the Budeeye Union Fire Insurance' Co. Johnson is assodat-ed with the Austin-Norvell Agency, Inc., 70 W. Lawrence St.
Motor 0>., has aimouaded tiie open-ii« of a new firm to specialize to negotiating suRily contracts fw buatoessM in Southeastern Michi-gw.
To be located in the Nortii Woodward avenue area, the Him, Bark-. dttU said, wiU iROvide consulting I and cost estimating services, and
for taoae coincerns whidi do feel th^ can afford thd^own fUlty staffed buying deps R R R/
Harry D. Wise Jr., 766 Westwood ,iDT.7TffiTOln^^
Breck, 928 Clark St., Birmingham, have announced the opentog of a new Pontiac law office under the of Wise and Breck in Room Community Nstiohal
Waterford You|h Hurt in Car Crash
A Waterford Township youth was seriously injured yesterAqr when he lost control of his ear on a
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News in Brief
Before the Commisskn lot night was a report from tbe Pbuming OommiasiOB, recommendfang that West boulevard be vacated so that e part of its rlghf-of-way as the site for evsB-' the nx-ataiy
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Indium, Pontiac.
New Mea for Service Center Road
A new twM In the pfaata Ite service rend hi the Gtokli|d _ Botiy Servtoa. OMar tBtal Hlill-ed hy CKy 4iaBi«cr WUtarlt
If H is a 0 pay tite coata ol mBtotahtfaig It But if itte connty, a is the caualy's jab,”
the suggestion at tlidr toformal
The county plam to build the new service road itself oo cooiky toad it owns.
CoRipromise 'A Cent Tax Urged for Detroit
DETROIT (UPD-Bditaid Cotanr. i (Ctuididate lor tiie Democratic gobernatorial neni-taatton, has proponed a compro-niise one-half per ceiM income tax tor Detroit.
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The proposal came one wedt after tiie Oommoo Cbundl tofor many adopted a one per cent tax flft. iBcome of aO pkiqih Jlxlng -or worktog to Detroit.
gested the one per cent dty to-
Boauaege Sals, THurs.. May “^"snd Frt. May ir- “ *“ pjn. 3371 OarlRDd.
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Annual Productlcm stiiTliig Amer- would 1011 batonce Oie Detroit -.w—.—OR— budget and permit a reduction of 13 million doUsrs fa real oad per soiud property taxes to the city.
First synthetic dye of comnmv k ctol invottanoe was induced to - ::Sv. 1858.
FPG Chief Defends Silence on Impper Phone Call
WASHINGTON (AP) - Jerome K. KuykendoV, chairman of the Federal Power OommlssioB, concedes he got an 1 phone call about case from lawyer Thomas.G. Oor-oran.
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Tuesday/KaykBndaU hwi this ex-
call to Robert Lishman, counsel the House Legislative Oversight subcommittee, only after it was disclosed to a gas industry trade publication.
Kuykendall again defended an ott-the-reoord (dfice visit fay Gor-coran as perfectly proper, saytag Oorconn did not go tato spedfks of the piptoine case.
in his seven years on the FFC, Kuyfce^ said, he hM fett caBwl
was a prominent D«n-. Kaykendgil wu a Repub-appointee to tiie FPC, Pe^ would have, thought “I was gnn-
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"I would have been pubUriaed aa poUtog the lowest sort of trick.’' The FPC chairman was recalled
to toiut oft donvnsatkini *
parte” contacta he says he has had with industry figim. DHCUWED RATH The Corcoran phone call was last October, “ft*-war~1 KuykendaU said, because Corcoran brought up the rate of re-
—a matter tiie FPC had not yet decided. KuylwndaD reported the
InctaRt to pitoUdae
Autograph to Royalty
H(XXYWO(X> (AP) — When .jyi^ and Elvis Preiriey, teen-a^ stolitiuk bM, it was Ehris who gave itoi Ktaofrqsh.
“How do you do. it’p go nice to leet you," smiled tha sii«er Tuesday when introduced to the touring King of Nepal and Queen Ratna on a movie set
Heniy L. Woods Jr., M, of 5864 ndenanvUle Rd., was tavaUng wast on Williams Lake road at rate of speed when his car skidded and rcdled over, witnesses told police.
Frank Bozek, 17, ot 4330 Baniard L, Waterford Township, a paa-senger, was also injured.
Woods Is to fair ccmdltion at Pontiac General Hospital today witii d injuries. Bozek was treated rdeased. The accident oc-red at 6 p.m.
2;Million-DollarGool Called Typographical
LANSING (UH) -. “Documented prooT’ that the highway d^nrt-ment made r two-nilli«HlQOar overpaymeut is baaed .on typo-error,
John C
But Sen. Joiui H. Stahlto *(R-BeMng), who ssfa yesfanDay he ' documented pr^ that the
by daimtog was.,^guilty of “sloppy bookkeep-
^ accused Madde ot “a cov-ertip’’ and aaid the Democratic ot-fidal waa “trying to make a fool
WflMt's in store for stoeks?
That’fa never easy to answer, we admit But with the help ol our Reaearch DepartaMM hi New Yoric, we’ve just put together a two-hour anawer that shoulii make ifot of aenee to any waiohedhtvmimr. ‘
ef bssie trends in our economy, a sertes of spodie suggestions to meet various aituatums and ubjeetivea . during the months ahead—then don’t arias onr Stock Mariret Fonun.
We’re keimar ft two dUforeal oifAte; Miqr IFlh and lOlk ia Ike g»’s TomfOo, 114 Oiehoid lake Avwao. olmtlmr mf IM aktup.
Bullish or bearish, we think you’ll ind these two hours well spent thhrii they shrald prove extremely helpful to even the mort aq>crienced investor.
‘There’s no charge connected arith the Fonun, of course.’Eut sdmiMioa will ho by tidket anlyw . v If you’d like to pouie, simply call end tell ns whieh night yon prefer; or jori mail ns the oanpnn b^ow.
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PBOVD Momat - Mr<. Edward L. Bepeji of Palo Alto, Chllf-. beama with pride as she heart that her son waa setting a medal txom die Preaident The aon, Qipt. Edward L. Beach Jr., ia ikipper of the nuclear aubmarine Triton which haa juat completed a 36.000-mile, M-day underwater cniiae around the w«1d. Mta. Beach’a huaband, alao a Navy captain, fought with Adm. Dewey at Manila Bay. ______
Waterford PTAs Set Final Get-Togethers
Waterford TUwnahip paren Mocfaer aaaociatioiia are buay mah-^ (daoa for meetinp, faira and auppen diia week, bringing to ~ clM a year ot PTA activity.
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At 7;f5 pjn. tmnorrow, Mon-teith School fourth gradera will praaoit a‘play on directed by the fourth grade feacber, Mra. Emily Reid.
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Mra. KatMeea Devereau will have dkaige o( hartallatioa el offloen.
Mrs. Thomas Sanders, lifetime member of the Michigan PTA.
Cool Weather Hits Farmers
Spring Planting S«t Bock Again With Work ^VO Days Behind
LANSING » — Michigan farmers, already beMnd in their spring planting, got another setback from cool, wet weather this week, the Fbderal . I^te Chip Reporting Service uid today.
Fanners in die Upper Peninsula, hit by floods snow, have done practically no planting, the agency said. Field work is running about 10 days behind adiedule
Inatallt^ oi officers irill be made Iqr Mrs. Emily IBcks, prin-cipad Burt ScbooL W W A New president will be. Donald Smifli; vice prMkIeat, Mrs. John
. Mrs. Geraldine BonMoo. Mrs. Donald Birch will be aecre-tary and Mrs. James Bishop, treasurer.
Osts plaadag la about M per eeat coveted, M per eeat be-
Judges wUl be Cecile Meyers of the senior hifdi achool. Duffle Smith of Pierce Junior High School mid WUdam Btwden, prlnc^ M Schoolcraft School.
WILL BEAM MUSICAL The Lambert School PTA will gather at t p.m., with a s| muaical presented fay a ISfieoe band, two aoUsts and an aU-girl trio, directed by Mrs. Betty Du-pee, music director of Isaac Crary JttiW High School.
Mrs. Chrade Haiootnb, past peeMdewi al Umbeit PTA, win
aat maaaaie ap ta eaiiy espeets-tkaa.
Cora planting got under way ta a few coundee last week and 10 fo 15 per cent of the probable acreage is in. About half of the sugar beet acreage is in, thanks to good progress ta the last two
Prospects for winter wheat are somewhat spotty, the reporting service said. Excess water ta several east-central counties will cut -yields and lead average
nsewheie, wheat Is in good ^andiUsn. 8a are pasttres and hay fields.
In southwestern Michigan fruit areas, tree fruits are near or ta full bloom except for peaches and sweet cherries, which are further along. Early strawberries an gtanliig to bloom and the aqiara-gus harvest got going again last week after a delay caused by cool weather.
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Near freeziag temperahtrss lastji week apparently cau^.no significant damage to the fruit crops.
Cherries are beginning to hlom to northern fruit areas, where slight frost did some daoaage.
Is It an Electia? a707?aDC6?
No, It's a Car!
DCTBOnr B. AderhsM
says he was irivlag away from Detroit MetroiMlHaa Airpert whM Ms wife Oraeo taM him la *1tek« tUo cutoff right to get oato the expreonray.
I the ear auto the alr-lato inuwhy.
I Am aeaf 1» mtoalea, few teen were uaaMe to toad aud. three efhers wesea’t able to
win conduct a eandlelight cere-mony to install officers of the Laura Haviland School PTA at pjn. '
TO QIVB SAFSnr TAIM Sgt. Jack Hart of the Waterford Ibwnafaip Pottoe Department preaent talk on “Safety” upd raids to Safety f
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awms, under dlieetlsa k Mss Mary Lea BridweU, wtB preaent n mnalral piegnua at 8 pjn. at the Foatlac Lake scheal PTA
There wUl be a pancake supper from 5:30 to 7:30 Friday at Don-Maon School. {Topeadf jgS tejMBd .. for the driveway fund.
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Parents and teachers of William Beaumont School are readying ti^r annual public school fair, set for 5-8 p.m. Safurday.
■ a candy, popcorn, lunchroom and beauty shop booths, there wiil be outeBfe pony rides, chUdren's folk dancing and a
Lions Will Roar Beatty Circus Coming Inly 30
The Pontiac' Lions Qub today aimoonced that It will bring the Clyde BeattyCke Bros. Circus to Pontiac for two performances Saturday, July 30.
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“This is one of the highlighto of our program ot events sponsored each year to raiae funds to aid the bltad and further our sight oooaervation program,’’ said Wayne McCandless, dub president Osehalrmea far the project are A. H. Magaus Jr. aud Pad
The ticket drive currently con-aista ot a phone aoUdtation program by Lions. Tickets will go on sale at various area stores sometime In June or early July.
There will be a matinee performance at 2 and evening show at 8.
WaBcor & Co. to Sponsor 2nd Posttr Art Contost
Walker A Cli.,. outdoor advertising firm, is spoasoring its second annual Southeastern Michigan Poster Art- Contest tor art students from 21 suburban high achoo|B.
Several hundred entries will be Judged on two bases, firat, the value of the salet or promotion and aeooodly. die ettective-
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or Mn. BaUa BordvaU,
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tomia saabor to Art WUtoau. frdiiao « Staart. Nowatfc, Row
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iitiMBAai> LAOT Poh BAW-oittHg- S daya par weak. Bra to.
Hejp Waiitai PwiMie 7
Salesladies
TOP BALABT TO BBPBBIBNCaD
blo®1Sld
FASHION SHOP
WIVES
gvBa atealitet Balbor toM t« .
attar S pja. aad wa'U make aa appotatmaat to too botk of SM
to yanr homo._;____
wisrwoMAN TO C^, *blS
. part Umo, UL---_
waSuTwi Livir^BAWpr-
tlag. -light houaakooptag plat
Hdp Wanted
COMHiaSION APPUANCBABD toto»waa_ i^paraoa^ppgr^
1:18 to 1I:N aji.
Lakoa Sambart«r. >» Trto-
■ABTN1-. -—-~ ^B asnMAfB ON ALL lOBC.
jSV'faw*Ar4'.*»SSi
rombF oabaSTb, CAB1MS,^I»
llooi LMenatd buUdtr. PBA — Tatam. FB 4-«SM.
ifo ir nr~Boyw6. pujulIt
oqaippod. FB VStM. L.A. Toobs-
RECEPT
pat^^ oaatoet work. Mowj^^do^
(PKCoStaf-
Secretary
- $400
InteraaUag poatUba arallabto you baae load akUla. I day weal naw, aMdcra o(tteaa.,a*eeaant l tura. Seme kaowladga of bool ketplM bolptol but not aoee.
^‘Asr‘.?"aritr»
InetnictloiM
DIESEL
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
Wo Botd aaoB ta lUt oraa to train (or dloaol oad heaay aquipmoat. If you art botwaaa too tfoa of
aad want_____________________
how aur tralatog pragraa aaa balp you gat ataiM to itbic
asiS.t*a:p"^.‘i?a“fiJ7i ‘ ^
roAn.
Write Tractor Tratotog SOrrteai, Box 4. ____________
riihsii moil pcbool mo class-
ftoT'MtA&'^ATNB SCBO(%! Dept sn, CW 417 8. ~"— Chicago S, r
Wofic Wanted Mato 11
A-1 PAlRTTMa MD'WALL #A-
ABDiar" MASBB AMO >ntyi
sa**a iw* !** *
CABPBMTm WOBd OP'^AMt
SmBBs ON BAtfLiNo b£aS turt^^top aoU and pool n
laailMnl wdifc. Pa S-NN,
WaricW^aJMgla 11
tug. Aar*”
Bwiidtot Servke
5||jS ^ __________
O’DELL CARTAGE
■tijg.jua Trucks to Rent
Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co.
ns a WOODWARD
Sln^'sL lMltoBto*SMMiw Peiqtlag 4t Pecortit bg iS
arviL!
ROOF REPAIRS
BAVBSntODOHlMO PB 4M44 TBBRCWMO. ieXCA?AfllW POR
umBcr pimnNo basembmts.
Free aattmatoa. MT iOm.
WATERPROOFING
------itood. Pro« »»a™ato
t nm
rWAMCB. nil B. Fury. PB
Buefaiese Service 18
all MiMUS OP PODNTAIN PBMI
Saws — Lawnmowers
Sand Blasting
prlrtM. Alia jael IH lb. I WUl real tb.l OK I-SU4 OI
Pr^miitoB^^^ Tellori^ 17
ALTBRATtmn, PB 4^ oaee Ave.. Penttoc.
4MH. STPIor-
Ckirdeu Plewtog 18
AMDT’B ROTO TaLWO, « INCH Prooar TUlor- PB * **" cKoTplow,
R. Warner.
lito. CloAatond>rayt«B; MA l-UN.
' r service Jo
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Top Soil
y^Ajbd Iron AdiTadlai
,nn
Mevtwf dt' Tmddf C
^
Televirtew Service
UpLoleteitoi____U
BAKUPt CDSTOa UPBOLermu. ^^^8174 Canlay Lau Rd. BM
FE 5-8888
Buxpoio mra pictukbs and
papari, ptoaaa ratara to noma vy.wrdvorkttr sardontrrtok. an
-.sjrjWjtoljMB^Browales
parataly need manay. Reward. M3 ^paal pr Ml 4-77N. CatiM
_ _ M Hudaon tor RawArd.
LOli: WHITE WITH TAM MALE Oieker Spaatal. abort tail. U-aniw Ho. son. Around 7 Harbor, at White Lake. CaU CaUaet W
Rm. Patrou._____________
LOaT; SLACK AND HtOWM Btatat. mala, no tall, pal. Hatr Blackle'a Luaeh, Dtola. Plata# ratara. PB 4-4i|l.
Neticee bimI Peiyyla jP
pRiVATB DWtormes. ------------^^ltoM|^ S-
aTalaa^
DEBTS?
rhea aenaoMdata aU your biUt 4 bafo 1 piaoo to pay.
BUDGET SERVICE
KNAPP SHOES
PradBonaan_____OB MMI
IN DEBT? ' IFSO LET US
Give You 1 Place to ^17 Ease Your Mind WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS
Mambar
jgM^SSat't
~oPpiari1i
Bacicenstose Book Store
to BAST LAWRBIICB PR S40I4 .PlMB_ LAWS OOOMtaf'" oi^
I
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEPN^ESDAY, MAY 11. 1960
FOnTY-SRVEX
WUL QqoAi 29
iHnJBra Alm^oB •
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v&rmo luiwj fiSiTu" -* Wtd. MiKdlaneoas 30
M Rooia or roiuimnut pttl» »op^ rpmn-
s&jr*2*^jL^ *2“a
M f^mBtw Ml m
a’ja."* >»«•"»—
Ut> Orton. HP M11».
Wonted ,to Rent
CRnsrnAN ecaooLTBACHxiu ettira to npt luntoM bowt »r •psrttoMt to Wulitoctoa Fark
•TM. (ton aitor «;M r~
MUI._________________
•rtflii. rSMIlk. Dma Sckro
Rent AHo, Fmtiielied 37
Btu. W 0, r»«oak. D«j; AUTO. -nv wmmmf. ovecw. Uid fUlt IRIUI*
^'“Sie-: _r “
^tnUy tomtod. Mi U. tot. OMtord. ra l-IMl.
1 BBORM.. LOITEK. MR. Wl^
................
iniSmr oms-
pvreliuad. I
n nrd tad |trt(«
„____________
iOQM AND BOARD WAMTBD BT tldtrlr fraUimtn to prlTi‘~
boait. Ctu BlMk. m W41|;________
I Ml. oimmii. ■(»». Oi iMtt. W. lid* or m. kfli-hM Ttidaitjr. I tdiilto. I« M«i.
W^j^tfocu, Mt^ 35
ABiLrtV
^^un^-ttasiSTs
I UeOiilMHk bu Ii««a tor mr*. aim omb tor rw odtr- -
aImOlOtblt tbb FAif5T~A&
ttoo la roiir laad ooatraot. OhB
________oiH-iiw
IMMEDIATE ACTION
On nay g»ot toad MUtaato. Mow or toaio^. yoar oaob won lat-UftotoiT toopooMo at proBOiijr and lUto. AaTtor Koa ToaiploMn.
K. L. Templeton, Realtor
w> Orotoird Laa* Md. FM MM> WO bh um______________
Wonted Real Eeuu 36
ladlaa TUtof* or I *
■ Ahumvr
OOH’t UWM TOOm HOI «* win pay oaiK lor yoar
&,fgfo£‘««SSAB’
TIM W. MAP1.B MAYFAIR M»5«
LISTINGS WANTED
Wo bar* nduood our fupply of Ui< tefi da* to roooat oate*. ibari loro, w* BOodTUiHnm of a typoi of woporty. Uu wttb u today aiMT Uk* adraatas* of tb
, c?!arkreal"estate
UtT VBiaom iaa bow to q*x
OwBir Aabora aair crook*
H. C. NEWINGHAM
rz »m» PI, Mkw
WAITED
- liAI» WTOlOf - ^
Buyers Galore
Rut Aqu. FaraMwl S7
.A Bit - A I* MiraBBotrr*. Adj^ only* MS B. Faddook. Tt
BOOM FDRMUBBO AFART* ■oat tor tody, aodUi^ n Doafto* n *•»»» »r lit i-ftu.___
■at. FB adm. M
ITT. XNTB. in
^oouptoi.
‘'%lka"?B*Aa?'
I B(»M'Aid) BrrCH^, fKV^ *ptraoe«„ r1o«o In, FE HW. i BOOMS AND BATB, BART «CL>
coma. Ml Ftoreact.______
t Liam atmaaormo tioout.
Ideal for rotlrod porioa. 1
S ROOM AMD PRhrATi BATH AHD
4-iiM.________________________
a BipROOM OFFER. PRITAi^K oBtiiaek. aU utlUttof ‘ "
Call ne MW.________________
a ROOMS, to B. BOWARD.
,S t-wat. an M. B*dtoaw,_ a AMD a ROOM, it CLARKB. AF> ply Apt- t-........:_________
... 1 uafurblibad. with
noTv aod refrlferat * “ *
baby wileoBM. jSlS i Auburn Beltbto. Fhoa. —--
a CLX^ R^^B. CODFUi OR
dron wol*. FO I4«to; ■- --
j' ROOka. FRiV^.BA^ FBI.
rat* OBtraiy*. FB »to3S. a RMS. * BAT*, m put. arate oat.. ad^U. FB a-a»«._
a itooMB hoisf FUior. ta wAotf-
CONTACT
n«pn«wi^rs9raw
a*mtoO^ wgJR aro r
, i
iiSfu^a. _
1 afartmontb Aix" orated and modem.
bath. FB I «H;___________
RfXnrAPARfMBNT POB RCifi'.
—_______ MIk*’* area.
-im alter i p.to.____________
I ROOMS AMD RATB. aBolH paly, n fdtol aftor i:as. kOOMO AND bSIr: m ttUlRl** turatabM
rat w. Huron, et,____________
a ROOMS AND BATH. ADOLIR OR toacberi. Qutot. lower aparUaibt
Bo driJteri. CaUJto a-lFli,__
} ROOM. BTOTR MCFlUOinA.
_KrkV::;_" ~
a Bitt. F?T. ENT. NEWLT DEC _E._ilde._IM no. FE Fiato. 1 RM. Afr. fiuCIBatIIbFbmt.
stove and refrip. ito Whlttomof*. a ROOMS. CLEAN, OFFBR. aifT W'. Wilion. FE a.«7Pa. Colored.
a BEDROOM. FOLL BA1 arato entrano*. with ITS par noalb tododoa boat.
C. PANGUS, Realtor
ORTORVUXB
aiw H-n ,.aiu
ROOMS WITH STOWl frtcerator. as Oadl^. :
After « pjB.
RATB, aim nooR dMoimUd. xie. loca-
-----• Botpltaf
t ftTiiubU
Newly
Refs. FB a-lYal.
'vrm FLAT.
ROOMS ~ STOTE AND RE-
frloerator *“--------- -
Tel-Ht —
4-3M1.
- MS Bor ■ I Sboppfat C
ROOM aft'.. saVERCRRBflm. Prlv. eat. aad (trti*. ITS. Call after atlS. OR I-iaM.
4 RMS. O' BATH, UPPER, BEAT funt_^Putnam aotMsa Baldwl^. ItOOMS. offer: S. MARSHALL.
_Adu^U. MS. FE_a444I.______
4 PAMIL'f LOWER, NO OBILORBN or pet*. Slot, Ad utU. a riM. O kSth. FE a-T4M_;___________
ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR 3 ---- . laa W. Lawrence.
lUklldB AND BATH. UTILRW
cIjcan room^ a were.
iitAWllSi^INO ROOM, CLOSE
to. hot plate. FE S44M._____
cozy RMS.. PBICBD RIOBT. to (tottai*. Apt. B-1. Mra, (toopor. SLBBPDKI ROOM. PRIVATR BB-trance. IT* State. ._________
Rooms with Beord 43
nnu M. wnawn arm* i>w WITH.
C 4-lSM.
ROOaa AND BATH. bMi^ Pontiac Motor*. Lewbr flaL n 1-438*.
Brick Flat —Heated
__ -jiban Ar*., Aubam BU.
Front O rtor prlrau oatrwoa. Uvtos room, t bodiaen. kSpboa-otto. diMtto, bath and tan$ai
srw,ag* “ **■ *• ”
COLORED
4 ROOMS AND BATH -UAT AMD WATER FOl^ NUHED - III F E R MONTH. FR M44I.,_____
For the Discriminating
bo^miSobto^wItoto'^ for oecanancy. Union Lk. prMleie* and onto a few mlnuto* walk to tb* Uaitn U. ihopplnf ,e*aM. ottmtoato* tha aoeonlty tor tb*
ss.'s.’sss.'tsssartiE
iol*^'lSim%wtoM>to*^^*d aloe ar* ready wUMl TV and ttooat oattoU. Tb* ooatrM taua. dry raa. u oqnlppod with atorac* toekora aad auto, waibor aad dry-
su ia*««“SvfirsSp.is
tha pletura. Lake Lynn ApU.,
u!*M, jS3^*bl5t*l£S'*S
Wtuiana Lk. Rd. Adulto aaly,
Ll^iR~nMlB. OA8 HBAT. OA---ijjt^Haar boipltal. Adult*. FB
furnlibini - Oot u^ to I BEABOARO FINANCE OO..
N. Farry. FE SSMlT
ICE cr-----
UUllttei
FARTLT rORNISBED . . bath sarac* apt. 1 child waacwan.
,tos nontlSy. PE 4-MaS. .__
THREE ROmdS, FLUB ETTCBEN and bath. All have oaa separated
SLATER APTS.
Sa N. FAROE ST.
‘ESrtiiif^ssaufi
1 ABCADU CT._________
rEST siDE DUFLEaC. I BOOMS, and bath avallabto for tnmf
viHbUi AFT. a ROOMS * Etf^
Rent Houses Furnbhed 39
>fd prin „
t. <* *-”«l
^ beat,'hot'----------
COLORED
_________________■ oa ftrry St.
CoBptotoly furatcbed. Fun baee-■mbTsm boat. SSI per ato. In* mediate poaeaeiloa.
■wneanluea n R Baaford. Partly tornUhed“_FuI saraia. ITS p to purebaea:
^NSSskaoif 1
[ WMtos. F
It. sH par a
RstoiHdusss Untaro. 40
nSX**
Nicholie & Hau-ger Co. HIL------------------ •
BEORM. ROt on near fan* abowar. Foaei ibada. AvBiL —
W. Ta aaa esU^ S-MII
i'&>><sai~Uuce ww
jgjgvs-sC-
a ROOM Rouu. su cmSSi. Faoa* FE S-Toia.
ail—aw uaaa
'liumM BOUSB, UtlinniNHiBBD witbsae beat. 11 BatoieiiL “TiBRIUCE.
____________________________'rbItjb-
Ferry. FE *jtol.______________________
Rent Uko Cottsgss 41
FOR RENT Sy WEEE LOOA^
oltoR <H?L«iB4^S^*SStoS.
LARX tXyrtAOB. LARGE LOTTIB
^A*?sfto5rsl!.'n8^
Lake. Cali LOiaa »*lbS. after
For Rent Rooms 42
a RMS. AND BATH. ) rm. Clodf to. 24 rwi t NICB LAROB I
lIZH BTORE. mCLUmHO I room. ofOee aad weiji eto Dtole Hlibway. » 3-13*1.
ULTRA - NEW sf OR MB. ---------
elSa. FE »il4i ,
TACANCT, MAM OU WOMAH, SHD
- -■tototory. M to.--------
floor. PE s-aast.
<Ront Offics Spscc 47
F«r Ssle Houbss
NO FLOOR, I ROOMS pF,_OF-Am opseo in or part, to hoort si downtown aroa. Ooraar ioea* Hon. Lawrone* and Ferry Strotto. Poattoe Domualty Flnanoe (toot* pany. cJlJebB Loo. FE S04II.
OOTTNTOmi FONTTAC, M AO-bum Avtnn*. LIW Muara foot Of clear *p^ avalUbla to now bulldtof. Win parUUoa to Mtt tonant. UfbU, baat and pamins
a
andattachod farage. L^ prtvl-lesee on Watkine Lak*. CaU alter nis p.m. Weekdaye. OR 3-S81S.
a familt Hoiob. its Ave., Rochester. I roome sad bath
Jffi ‘S'M!:
srJrsTLiVTa-i
tor. OL 1-1141
2 BEDROOMS
mitoe^ from_toty^ “■.‘‘Ji.lft
IVb
.’culler' REALTYj
m N. Sartaiw FE 4-41*1
*— OL a-sasi ~
a BEDROOM I BOMB. OARAOB.
&?orSFSto?&H
______a to? smav^ toto.- llWt
down. M.MI. rm *4m.
tot. Ob
H. C. NEWINGHAM
OORNER^ CROOKS AMD
a BEDROOM HOME ON 4TB ST. Hardwood floors, and carpatto*.
Make ett«r. FE a-iai4._______
bedrooms, BlUCE S
S diW. H
------- Small do..
payment. OL l-«7tT after 3 F.M. - ai^. RANcsffinnrimaa nt Rocbootor. FuU b»mt. wttb roe. rm eompictely paacUed la knotw pine. Fulto tonaswped. WaSou dleUace to lehool, atovptof. OL ■ —■ after I —
ester HclsbU. Smith A UK lac, WS Mato at OL I-S141.
$60 MONTH !
rnu taaee to OPe •■■■ “■ a bedroom. Bai a
fan prlo* Its ise and tost ctoidas ootto to awT* ta. Lew this over ----------- -- ----------
^Dorothy Sn^r Lsvender
Bjr KlU Onubn
SLEEPER!!!
Oonr t bodreom CTooa a* was 11
^!Sfv«ras,Fsa
M mjm
iNaar Ltoeoto Jt. ISflMlTMm anil W. Wltoas RaoMa at OR
Btsnd R terr minutes dl
For Ssle Heusus 49
AS A OSOUF OF BUILDERS. TTE offer low pricos tbrou«b j^um*
oocur* mertfoso- No oMtsatloa.
. Builders Exchange
WE* a-WtS 'or PL S-MSl AVON
TOuto^^ a
■ebool. boe. Baay torau. Oaeh sate to rent, UL "
I RItmobM RAPidll Soeoad StrooL^iSt
wiui 99m down, n •-TiH, ___
IT OWNER, laa (alAR 114
SSi.atS2jra5Lrtli.r‘*A‘^^
if^owNbi:" iioih^ tumiiii
bom*, case t^MWoeda, ItSS
JSJipto5;..^'^ui5^ki'KS5
na..^M prlca. luJSsrFB S-wT
1 aora of irouad. I*. .. from FooUae Coatral Bisb.
ir OWNER. I ROOM. FOIL CkB-moat, las baat. Riot* to F'thort. n a-TT*4 after 4 p.m.
BARGAIN
sat abyeeU, I bouost tor ------ —Tlvrr. Bum t
Um court the tU,N
*il.S80. f O.I.'t BOI
brick, delux* carport, i^totot elaea
'----— torrae* aroa off duitog
____I IF cooeroto sid^driv*,
turoae*. North of U-U at - “* Turn West ea
saa tu
Caee ]______
Sbaddiek ltd Oood place fi
modem a bdrm. home, oamted. Aluat. ildlas, etoae froat, a ear
BV OWNER. I BEDIUWM. NEAR Tal-Hurej^^^ Brni^ra. Alum-
OWNESn
toeladtot t
FB I-8MT.
Beautiful "I-AKE SHERWOOD”
CONTEM--------
aaad-tocal as i ^t. |4S,M0 or
Walb-oat toMMaSr ea IIT el lak* frobtof*. (3poa dally lei ■tow^. atom* ycai
Cole-Easlick Restricted Communities
loeatod 1 mlloi oaet of MUtcri
"" .15«I_
BY OWNER—IflOb DN.
I'Edrm. Oartw. Laka pit*. Larfo ■-* —MS. ar a-saat.
IRMINGHAM
ITaa Bewi aaerlteel 1
‘5gS^,
LS5JT
I oooapaaoy. MI
£ap™h cmiitaBkoE. ARmA.-s--bedroom lUrtor bom*. Ideal buy % haady mu or carpialor. Cafl *3toT 4 p.m. OB 3-ai*L ■ TO BUY (» BELL SBSi
CLARKSTON REAL ESTATE. INC.
M44 a. Mata at.
“”.LS.’Ug"
COLORED
WHY PAT RENT?
Own your OWN 3 bdrm. boma Oai beat.
Opiudally * Baa. I t TyBBTOTm RSALTt
a-4dW to»weu S a JI. aad T p m.
Diet AVE.. a BIEORks. Bpeaiai Banato mw. Comptoto bom* wttb b(NBt.. a ear laradt. Bylvu Lak* priTUofoe. Burry I Bool L«w FHA torma. Near Toi-
IIM If 9»m. n ■ iMI
aero* of broatb-taldasly-------
fwt oft tbs J&t* RMw» Boar
yhft''FAMiLT aoo*
■odrm.-yoUow brUk raitoi-m
,-gy-
For Ssie HouBes 49
HARRUfCTON^ »”j*. \
.-OTiss*
ESTAiEB. BT OWN-*r, * Boaroom brkk ranch, toll
toeuiro Ilia Irwta Dr.
■»o*aio — Miao iHTMiHiav m w
(baa* oxtrss; earpotlni. etc. at -A Mb sarlBu, a Woom totoK raaob bomaTFull baeomut. Lart*
LOTOS laMb friV. cut* sad oosy 1 bedroom bunfa-l*w with tors* Urtoi room tad oonraaloat knetacn, full bath, aa-tomatie oU boat. TIm T* i 3IS toot lot la like a prirata park.
uin^oSa SS^TT. OR a^ias ________or OB a-aris
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE
Tradlttoeal 4 Imdr^ roach, elaotrte heat, m IST* of laki fruUB*. ATBUabla for ebowtoi dally. .
^ Cole-Easlick Restricted Communities
uxin BELL
Hwom. IH car sara*^ to of Bw yard, Aaober toaoad, roat lor latdoB etc. Wut •ohUt of Balaae* of *7310 at **4 a mo. tocludoe Uxes and Insuruc*. Meade your tondieaplns. OB 3«*4 MOIMM 1 BEDROOM HOMB, O ~ Dixie Hwy. OU boat. PB 3-*^4.
MIODLITON RBALTT wm.Wi«iJU4«
WITH OPTION TO BUY.
rm. medtm. MTI Roaemaa, E to. (lot dopoolL *1* mo. Owai
m. modem. BBtaboth uks M*t* •toss*. *140 doposlt. *Tl OM. Omn-
SinTSS,
ods ott Ai oowB. **S m<
11*1 TPIUow Bsseb. ( m. Bath, alaased repalre. (MS'down.
I. apt tar la Saak-ad. *1,*M
Cass Lake. •
% a LOTB
FarkwSy Orl*e, 3 biki. from Dedsa hrk No. 4, Cam Lake. Bllhddc Ortre off Mutoalm. For colored
»Orocmera oft Barlmoor Bl~* 4-3MI. B***.. FW4-M11.
atom Rotobto, aft OburobUl Rd. * room*, a bedroom*, baeement, tarasa* 4&M0- lot. **4M. Tome.
PONTIAC REALTY
-----------------Ooutry U*.
tat. Thro* bodrooau, Ito boUis. Lot IMxnO foot, blacktop atreot, newly deeoratod, raeul. Ilot
more ttaaa M aUnutoi f-*—---
Futtae. Frto* (llJS*. need 1* 'appmxlmatoly prepaid Itoau, paymeat
fe«R ‘a“a5rL“
4 ROOM, NEAR
NO
MONEY DOWN
Roa^.TW.rtBd twr-----
RUM MeNf B • . ART METER OWNBR LSAVnOTiTAn. tail. compWtcvnuralsbed._
window, ttormi yUerSnuT^ln*
BiSii&mt^ed *‘l)alb“* ySS
double TuUy. fuU walk-la bdae-meat ArMh tiled Ylaor and to
ON YOUR LOT
TPl WILL BOILO A SEMI_
ISIBBI BOMB, INCLUDINO RODOR FLUksiNO. DUULA-TtON, ARO COMPIXTB BLBC-
HAVS^"”^ ^
A. C. Compton & Sons
4*«* W. HURON BT.
OR a-T414
....... “ PI a-t*M
ROCHESTER
0*ar to ur*. a bedroom .«««.
ittf^LasrcuSssron-ss^
--- ------- AT *11
wortb. Two a bodreom 0*10*, wyi-
gasafsattrAn
todroem, 4 loto to 1-'
Cwatry aab. Lak* O
4^y^*^npwtoto
m to^ .ptto* tor a* bilf
Pioneer Highlands BY OWNER I
tot ^ lor oWp «lL4m. Sm *w
* **mr' wauAia
----^SuburbM L*y«^—
At Its Best /
(CON^ffiilfe*^)
W. W. ROSS HOMES OR 3^1
For SidB Homss
SCRIFICB LOTT DOWN FAT-rnoSi aa*am* (U moitom. 3 bedroom bttok. *m hoaTc. Fa
St. Benedict's
SiWy'T________________
^ ‘dh-Astor St.
Jam oB Ftko SL SmaU sara«t
!inji?usn:iss?'fe
your BOW bom*. All eito lauwo**-
meau. (ItibTormA
Cottage St. Income
Hero's your oppgitlintty to mob* ■am* Yoal dotA. Larf* a apart-moat ineom*. * room apartmoat tor yourcoU pMe <31 3 room apartaaonU. AutomaUc boaL sarac*. WtW. Baey term*.
WILLIS M. BREWER
lOSBFH F REISZ, BALES MOR. MAS It. Hurw 81. FE SSltl
BELL OR TRAI» - I BIO LOTB
Sell or traBe~
(S) a-bodroom homo*. Larn tala, carpU^B aaey torme. Owatr.
appraximatoly *Mt dewa*to SV« per cent toad eoMraot. Wt bar* tb# koy. Vaeaal.
OBOROE R. IRWIN, M^TOI as* W. WALTON FE am
Waterfront ! r
- * ----- with r —*•*
WArannnoN park; paVbi
baaomoal. Btormi fat boat, cater * to exeallmt eondlt
Washington park
ItoXtory Brick Buncalow-* bad-
tiled baeament. tarace-eloe* to ■ebool* aad dbop^c- 1300 down Bhw aooto-fall ai^ lia.MS. • — file OTor at lOSI Berwick aa W. w. Roe* Bomei at OR
aid*. aU uUIUtot to. *I.MS: II btboi two badrooai, modom, am* futnltoit, SS.TI8. Tm OU almo aaak* your own tormi. Lai *rt11to|i*_« * tokaa. AUp p^o sir yur boaU. -
Elizabeth Lake Priv.
Do wttb ^ T room bom* b -*-i Botaibortiood. a bodroo I* llVtoc room, dtotof n I-"—*- UUIlty, full bi X sci. WoU li
CRAWFORD AGENCY
JSSlSr 55t?!8
F^Rli FARE, l6w DOWI* Hz-mut, a bodioom*. Ito car ta-
rac*. . larct, eaiouad
1^1^ drl**,^ t^GCd
LAROB LOT.
fX'at^ W por mw*yE'i-Wto
FIRST STREET
New ranch a bedroodl, baaee Oarac*. Odaar toartBC stall
BALDWIN AVE.
t room*, hardwood floors, oil I-
Focalbl* to rent imall apartment floor. Owner toarinc
*VlLLIAMS LAKE
3 bodreom, Uvlac room, dtoinc sA 111 doop. Fun prtoo
* ’**CARR STREET
How raaeb, 3 bodreom. IM — A^lot. Bouttful bottf*. Ultes
RAEBURN STREET
room and baUi 00 tint floor a rooms and bath u aaewd Raeament. larac*. sood buy.
Paul M. Jones, Rea! Est.
sat W. RURON
<% 4-dssc_________Fg'i-ms
WATCH
"ROSEFAIR"
Judah Lake Estates $10,485
-PULL FlUCS-
BLORAH BLDG: CD.
FE Mlla
"BaUders of Nattoaal Momee"
A N N E T T
N B A R ST.
T,*SSml- ■
lie cUaecd pw^ 1 bedrm.'
&aa^uAt^
N.
SEMINOLE MtU4 - L|a fenced lot. Home features Ut floor bedrm fe to botb, UYtos room, ttroplaeo, tuU ■lie dtalBS room, kiteheo wttb Book, lad 3 Ife bod-rm* b bath. Baeomcat. HA oU beat, a ear carac*- *U.-148. Terms.
N'...
I reach. Cdbpotod n*tos ..om wlUi Romu brlek fire-ptoe*. eeramto tu* k"*'—
T...
LAKE FTtOirr - Ideal tor to* (amlly, aoaiTy^u ure. f bodrm B til* %alb Sad ftoar. U*tu raaoa. a pletore iSsaws, OUatol flreptaao, broakfaSt rm, dan, claasod poreb, a ta* tarelorU* on
wfttTbtiaal
at rOiasto *** "
__________.rSaJS:
^aTutS%S!%^
dinSod. 84I.8S8. Ttriii.
Rcnr
-TkliS*y • -
FE 8-0466
For Sale Houbbb
$9,500
BRICK
RANCH
EFshu^
817.88* W
rsssit
Jack Loveland
ioUboRd. n
Don McDonald
COLORED
3 Bdmr. Ranch Homes
$10 Down Starts Deal
$90 moves'YOU IN
DON'T mas OUT-OODIO FAST
No Mortgage Costs
Carpetod HvtaS room ChoTcAaf eelccttoBi Gas heat—cholea tUi floors
Model Open Daily & Sun.
From 1:18 to I p.m
268 S. Blvd at Franklin
MmIoI-FB 1-3713. 1:38 to I p.m. U i-4dn after 7 p-m.
WESTOWN REALTY
BARGAIN 5s^b\.*T^Si,£sartSfba
!• ruled tor *31 per momui. Larn boma ha* I romnt, r baths ud fall baaemut. Lud 1 heary black. Ideal for tardu Hurry oa tble. It wm't toat len< at IS.580 with *l.m down.
GIROUX
OBNHRAL ail IM Dlxto Hwy.
'111 S, S
.. 'tu S
Keegp Harbor
Ito car attached sv***i Sreew way aad 4 room ouaialow. HI lot. near cual on SyiTU Labi ISM deWB. S7.M4 taU prtoo.
W. Side Income
blltt, ^ue”4*nmtol*uSto?*IfljS mutb^ toaeOM peadUoor. *1,181 down will budl*.
Sylvan Manor
six spMtou* rooBM,'' ceraado tl bath, extra ball bath. Rear patl - tto eu jarsc*- Tuntuiiy «•< rated. Tble beautiful BRIC RAIKH BOMB Wia buUt IB 1SU,
ftthls salM Bcicbborhood of tefc homos, of comparable value.
LIST WITH
Humphries
11 N. THUKIRAFH -r- OPRN BVBS.
______FF 2-W36
MULTlFlS LWriNO SHRVICE
MUL7TFLB LUTTNaTunkTICB
ARRO
WEST OF CnT
Cut* a bedroom raaob, oak floen. oU beat, lot ISxlSir. would toko housatraller ak part down pay-mant. eloea to ihopplac eaator. Total arte^ *7i8P.
small down FATMENT a tble 1 bedroom homo, cm boat, BOW ctotox sUUiic aad alam-
1 down paymoat u Ibta S bad-
»todu tot MeSSF wttb ‘
’ ^ “ dbatton i
CUay a bodrwm booM. wall b
-'BDi.fm“&'rSld‘irrt _
1 oar canes, feaead raar yard, etas* to seboou ud ihopptoc *”**’^' ARRO RBALTT TED MeCULLOUOB, RSULT(» _ tl41 caeaEUiabcth Rd.
FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844
°Sll* daV *roi&jfT*'
'SMITH''
.jqLSR_N0SIHBBB KtOR 1
Tbcdreom wtto tort* livtna roi_
modern kttebn aad bath, suin way to wdlaixiiad lad fleer, mtonm eaupy poreh, alun ttorms and sertea*. Pull meat, oa* boat aad hat <
*1.888 down.
NEAR CLARKSTON *
toealAtod •tomtaua storms
«reens. c** beat and hot w----
Lore* lot. pored ctroot. Lew down
{toltoui, totoiS* andT^UMicw
17 ACRES Trmi LITE STREAM ■ad 1 borne*. I bodrm. with ea potod Uv. rm., natural flreplacL. fall baaomenL tocreaUu rm. wlUi
5Kb’lS'/:*5{&a.6K[
n-toria 3 r llBtW. Tor
RoUe H. Smith, Realtor
344 S. Telecrepb Rd. FE 3-7Sf
CIVILIANS • $199 DOWN
‘ BRiac—
3 Bedrms., 2-Car
^STeaMMM. iSestore^OWPwr
ea"s.jr-S%s'£
Top $$$ for Your Home
RANCH HOMF 3 13-Ft. Bedrooms lya Baths
ss
shaped Mreh kitobeB eabtoet* ^ KmlM 1^ t dtatot M4MJ.0*-ramle balb aad vaatty. .Many ether wutod iootaroe. We'U cao-tom "quality baud" N. (My 114.-B4S.
WE'LL ARRANOE FINANCINO
W. H. BASS, Realtor Builder FE 3-7210
For Mb Hoebm
ly ecoratod, waB to wso to
j&“S2nSsr —
Ktbre MSI*
tl.Slt OOTTH. BOSqB •
*,a5Li.r«jr.
roato for It* miaMUy Lara* tot wttb frnR. b cardu spaL FavaB rt
*‘iuU(XR&(3lwStortSrt^
SIS
Smato elosot opeu' SsbaK SMB DOTTN. *S.ttl. Camtortabtol
teShd-L^nfuar* -
part, nloa tor** lot, brick
FB S-IMB - m._R 84H (XARX REAL BSGATB ro BUY. sell b nuoB
Partridge
la TEE '‘BIRO" t6 see
Clarkston Charmer
SmoafMwTw^tb eare*ttn*. InUR^ la kMabu appUaneoa tamUy room — a wood-biiratac lireplacac and ■aaetou* room ifiee Loeatod to tbto abarmtod vUlwa naar aaeoi-lont sebool aad alorot. B*u to* oxpreosway will whip yoa Into FUitt or Ootroil ta u Urn*. At-IreoUvoly toadseapod. tol* doBchl-
Icing on Your'Cake!
Hot*'* lbs rooMuttol ootovolontl Watortroal, *U88 down fuU base-moot wttb real sharp rae. room and bat. lto<ar iSkacq. etty fa-cUHto* aad ouvonloat to eehoota.
muy idao Talaoo eu you C|S tor only *1*.7M. ^
Partridge
Tl 4-ai^**°
18*8 W. HURON
Lok*. IS ft. uvtoc room wttb firm place. Kltehea «lto aU baUUas. CUpburd* lator*. Lart* toerma-
bACBOTTERBTLTAN LAKES
illMtoe* Wlbss* abauBfld tok — Faaturtac: a tall baeemei
...--------- RaauUfuUy tor
. Immedlato P
WILLIAMS
■gViiBSy
Near Middle Straits Lake
Idtal loeaUm for party wbo Is loouac for Wivuy. clad** 1 Or * bedroomi cor altaebod isrec* oaf Mr* at toad. Xocatod oL... dlataae* from prl**to boacb
sSieKi^r.ir'^S
5'rT-ATL0C‘i{£.«;
B Ineureneo, 7731 RIcblaad id.' <M*8). Opra ddlyM
NO MONEY DOWN
^J*diw^k«jtok^iW ^^7M»
“lULTsSELirtoUNG
REAL EStAtl « SDILOma
HOYT
seapod loi. Sarrouadad by boautt-fal toad* irOae. Frtoad at onlc (U.I8* wito reaaonabto term* « Itor mere dotaflo - (Ml urn
SS^ZruSThoiSi.'^
batt. FaU baeomaat with retna-tton ream. Oa* baat. 1 bar fa-
BEAUTIFUL LAnFROHT 'Bit 1 room bom* at a prtoo yu — afford. Lodcoreek B alo'
ss4‘t.ir«2SaTr;
n>. ifU pay yu to look at
HOYT REALTY
KENT
fSJ&'Wto'Si-i.K-SJii;
nti^ BOUBB f______________
ar IM eontract. Flu 1 bodna raaob tyn homo. FuU balb wRh
ample slooptoc opao*. fuu bath.
sas^.'Sui'ttdcKf-**
jntfOtmih LAKE FRONT -1*1 ft. Itontos* Wttb naeb typo bom* wtto tore* brooHway oad
Johnson
a* TEARS OF 8ERTICB
HBBTRIDOB SUBDITISION BoaatUnl a bodreom brlek ranch bom*, tors* Uvtoc room wttb
?5ri!!Sk.
dl*h watbor. Urea famUy room, a oar attoehad carat*, win aeaapt
■1^' ssiia*
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S! Telegraph Rd. .RE-4-i^
TRI-LEVEL STARTER
NO MONET DOWN Build * homo to b* proud et. Tour lot pr ure. Bare modoL
BROWN
lloTRlNfKOOWM — Ot SpMitol — Atouwt u aora of laad iSb Mx4S
ft. bauBlow. OU tlrad hot-
boat. Atom. otoraM A real
LAKE FRONT - Uvely UtU* ban-calow la to* pink of oaadtttoB. Frleod at only MCTI. Largo tot. Htooly tooucapod. Terala
CELL Or TRADE — Near WUltoato Lak*. Nteo two bodroom bun^ow ■ --------------in^for
wttb tore* TSkia* ft. 7 houootraller
GI's
Nothing Down
OAK FLOORc sad ataotorod watte, ar* fcaturetT to tola
lart* ttrhw room wtto dli>-tec oU. noasaat klteboa. nod stood utUtty. aleo lot.
ready baartoci. Lot u ebow
;od at It.***
MR. (H. harry u tble 1 LOON LAKE BHOREB.
SS?uX‘?S5i’2S*d‘S:
hoarda. Attachod m tar ga-
RAY D’NEIL, Realtor
J4B.~pcrepbM.
lEAR FINE LAKE - On ud* nolchbmbi^. Brlek with a torn bedroom, ■xtne. Largo nxis*
"BmaUfully 1—^--------
tod prtood at
SYLVAN area -_________
S£‘i'*«irr*e.^ trisr
Camtod Uvtoc rm. PMl bem't
(IMd*. Tvfme.
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor
O'NeL
BTLTAN WUfAOl tag*. Fitoad at IS.1M aaS.
arajKKKF.s;
vu Lab*. ---
- mam aad-car*cw u a 3avo> -~
aiVsF2a“'”v
»«*P4l,a»rt. lUnaa* fort**'
are*, with blreb ul Screaat ‘ wapad Ml* a -Frlced at I About *l.«c
4 BSaMOOM (M 1 LOTS.
lM*baih‘CvS^
fegfuSsjrfaWbSt
ur csract. rudplSarTu
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
SELL BUY TRADE
mu£r:
very bttt valoio ta I
to.-a ^
rtM.
l-fc-VrtSJ'ii.iit ■ -
ffiLlSSVsevr!'-"
kuolrnnl a • ^ hymi
mwi
iSfeArwrwi.'W^in^l^!
a TRADE -V- 3* yr* aofvtacnNto tto* b Ttotoity. 6pu%3r*
L H. BROWN, Realtor
PQMY-Elb'HT
THE rONTIAO PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, IMP
CIVILIANS $190 DOVm
3
Nothing Down
"BUD"
Spiling Clean 3>Bedroom Home
Move In Tomorrow Only $500 Down .
Sn klMua vttb dlali« »>««.
^®i£WSaai
"Bod” Nkholie, Realtor
«• Ml. Claant R.
FE 5-1201
After 6 p.m. FE 2-3370
ValrU-Way
wuim mnaaTf - V
SlECSjsT
0T«a aod raof*. WaU to
rpaUBc Aolo--
^ . LeoMd •• • IM
M vttk lar(« Mad*
. Wewt taai. Oaij HUM.
1 ktt*^ oSP" L__
U Uat. oagr t r*ar«
R.T. (Dicky VALUET FE «5
■3531
SCHRAM
baUM.
FarfajtHm
J9 For Salt Hoi
BT OWItmk VniMB
Templeton
South Commerce Rd.
tJBSi
BARGAIN, $150 DOWN
^* lei, Lalt# 'prt*U*t*S**?5!»
ict.ra. ton, Realtor
»» Orehani Ik. M. n 4-iMl
WHITE
?8«SS5S;‘
BROS.
$7,950
kaat. a
Br**ae«*j » mr (■<*•«.
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor bboi
■' FB MU________ . _ _ pa »
DORRIS
ObBzramm M»n - f^BMd* M.M Inc. taiM aa In*. A b*an-.... _ -
l.'Si
tltm fir* f*i beat. MW. ■ *er**ai. daatt ■ naltl. loeaMd la
OPEN
By Owner
Lake Angelus Lakefront
■ trm I b«di
SS%^2P^
Wp* ktldMB Vttb nat« oupboardc. baaaaiaot v aite. heat, aad garac*.
■ IB isrs.'ssfla
pereb. 1 eat laraa*. Ul B; Loaded «nb linm I
ttiSTtoar
MM. Lo>
iTOMIaM
STaU^eoiatorUi
___a bat* Mad* ..... -
5s,.*^irur!Snp*«i5 R
pric* M $M,
M** aMB
W 3MU 0«M
«T*nr day.
H balbi, implae*. als**t*. bamMil. j
SrsS COLORED GIs
p&BS.'
AVFOBP
lined pA. awi tMUBMi part. •“
Jut *Bc naalBlBg, I bedreMi,
VASBINDER,
INC.
FE 5-8875
THBXB BEDBOOM BBICK. — Neith iMe. la a goad jMrtaaUal aalgbborhoeA
**«l
CIVILIANS
lUI aiaalb taMoat*.
$190 DOWN
1 bedrnm*.
isS^s-sHi-31
'WSStS’”
■a, w,_AHfOB
MULtola mmio a
COLORED
muBE or mvrmt i
at Mb ea a ceoeraU
HAYDEN
CHPF BAUOWIH. MW Dova. I B
Far Salt Mowaaa 49 CABNIVXL
By Dick Tarncr
Hagstrom,
WHATg TOOB^HOimT - l_.
SSX&.'S^S^S
a*r*i Bttb ScMM aad «0Mto tor
HAGSTROM----
dN. B®iift.. mw. POKTIAC OR 4-0358
GAYLORD
WILL^DY
THB OnOB
TV* lak*
fat LaSa <
MIW ^ M.wSwbBw^ teaaMa aUw raftwad.
Beia'a p*ttr.«baa*a *1 ewntoge
^i^bM?FM ff*SS5
GAYLORD, Realtor
■ "^y"j---------
SPECIAL
______________ TYF*
BOMB Bim FULL BABB-luurr - HBaBoe bomb*
“It'g lor you. Freddie! I deckled to get you somethkig for ymir blrdida}i that you’d never get for youraetf!”
__ JOer 3 MILBS
Incama Ihttpyty so Far Saia Late
del 0?
Custom Built
. Builders, Attention
tl M* lor aala hi Wateitoid Twa.
« uNtT aooaa, cum ■ ..........
BABOB-HAa F-_ „ MBirr-ecAB Apart. OARAOB — A LAB OB
gu heat, ellr »***r a 5-
ssf.WjSTirawe
WHITE BROS.
~B 1-im ----^WMII
bBATtOM i^lHg - gl mw Tenaa. <WtVl»L
IN AMY ABBA.
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor
• FB i-eew____
Swim, Fish and B«it
ROCHESTER
InvenTtnent Income
On Williams Lake
r,iira.yvri5L
gtSl <£' pBuMMin' 0^^
Mjtt^ y^J^MMatraUaT i
Harold Franks
Ubtoe Lb. Bd.
f ImUt beai*. g| BMDt. hae 4 neaw fuIlT toralibed aad triM*. Oowattalra — aiw batti and nparato Bach anartment bM ev iTitem. Ibet* *■
■UU. FB 1-lBfT. ' , ______
bbbo or TO wee cabN Met down anmaiit *« a isit Hm
MuymAib_riMAiiCB oo., nee
ar^ PERRY ACRES
$300 DOWN
ussrisstsrUi.'
pssisrAj^jitU'im
fob® 4mm tad SK* a*“ilM*W per **M retara M po«r taeaM-
, Waterford Hills Estate
bedrMB bungalow. UOng i«om
lean. AMoaiaite vaMer —
direr. Ooraer let. Car aa----
•ball garage. ruU prW* laSW.
*'** '"*** lie. 1 large
. 5tf"!Sf.’?2!r»iuit-^
Oai naderllM beeUnt.
IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471 ona BVBmBqe * bobdai
3 BBDROOM FACS BBS
wSS^*"hMd*" oSrlw**dU
Bag* Bring and laallp r lib baUu; tiorms and tei.—. hardwood lloon; ebdlag glue
2SX*®««J? Ja-^nS^
viU be Uili aieden Mai* eeea to be eoortraeted. Idanp all brick aneclou bamu to i ftom - RanelM* end Bl-L
I*. IH ear gu fura-
"•SLTW tJrnS:.
OB OAEBILL. 1 BJA,
^^^MTONTB - Oili
BARGAIN
,’42!T:
Herbert C. Davis, RItr.
SbIb Lake Property ~M
" -
I aa let flnor. 3 i
S'tPWSHi’ffi:
S£fMaBJ?3?S!;
MAM DgW^rATkONT '
fik'^iGHTSSi.sr
^ OaU^ Are. Op*e_JU^jjW
For Sale Aq^Bfs M
Term* aa .thl* p^tod boBW. Buement. OU I petto. gUAM.
JIM WRIGHT. Realtor
r 3W OaUaad_ Are, «:»
>iag*. l« vMtb
ewdS. MnaU dewa pa
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor
buy. OBly WM Down., 3 BB^biaM. Alum, lid erat* D.R. Urb« room
M BLAIR
inaimuE LOToro ■
IRWIN
ASSOCIATE BROKERS
lar. Co. toe. tU (BIOMABO LABE
SMCBDAY OARDBBa. 1 Bedra
. 9 PtBfopOl vnes msDvr: --
HRS? 5SST tSitSWe'TttS
balbt. attached garage. Flaltbed vtik-aui beument with ib both.
be toM. Ovaer traastorred el
Botemcm
Kompsen
____________________1 dUOim *U.
WaU to well carpet. Fall laee-meat. OU Ittraao*. Beereattoa room Uled. Fared drlre; Feneed yerd. Outdoor - grtU. Let —
EAST SIDE
ironm — S dova * 3 w.
WAi«t«qwr^oi|j5^F»
Bevor *
jM f«ni*
ia«M vaunrom wnwmg Bfic, OT«y
a ear garait and boat haute. Prleed at IMW with «3.l0e down.
F.CWoodCo.
Wtlllami U. Bd. at M-M OBT 3-lMS
to Cbryiler Bvy. MM|aa lU down. «lg moa^ Mr.
JO 4-M31. fi d-43W.
3^ ACRES.
BBICK BAMCB HM
LUeated vtthto l mil* M tb* t_
Oraytoo
Rut, Ie‘i> Bui. Prop, m
‘^3EPEP«a5^
TFeI
Brnthwes «OpyoWwilti>« » 6-FAMILY INCOME
____________Kanabutan
park. Apnnu. I adr* Idaal Jo-
ssTEdiyariiaLS
bone, I ear ruag*. baUdiag aad
j!K"‘ob^:
orn»r
Drive-In Restaurant
sas-'^rw-rtL*"^
Retail Meat Market
ssayTJfrft"'
"ssraejss^trw
FHOBE ra 3-TSdL
FOR LEASE
ru.................wat. Fl-
Blaelal tietttaaaa arallaM raid
OARACBi. oBocnaa. oab, aQ.. eeparato henit lar aal*. klA S-tOM.
BAROWABB
HI
-•—a paysMt. FB 3-NSt. Brua.
„-«B otmi-
Weft Enrea --------—"
K&'5Stir.n'rr'*Mr^‘
good loeatlea that bae ptoaty other opportBoltlM. Inquire
' Oreeb’t Standard BeiWtaa
Age MoM. M-4S at M-l
GRoeiRr§T5Rsv
Jl \ ________
coet. FuU ute* gn.SM.
HOLMES-BARTRAM
Auto Parts
New. ned tad reballt. Terrific Tolum*. BetaU and wholeial*. Net proflto oyer nasee Mr year.
D<;pt. Store
Big ttekoii. left go^. Mr-feet for UM* eea^. Owa-ere aevtoeM *aU <«r qutok
%'S
2S.TMS
— .0 b* Buct let hi* lerely kedroeet bitek boa* ge. n m tliU <d large let. oak flm*. i
ikBle bam aad luU I Buy hlB eat aad ebtatai *ei_
sssaTir-^sinsSjss
^ quattOad bayey vttb «a,sw
IdllLTIPLB LtariNO
DONELSON, PARK
Mev colonial Tyaa TT1-Ler*l m beautUig wooded ^ ororlook-tarn Otter Lek*. tteUy jocb vftb ilreplae*. eeparato dbiM
aod^ toe “flngumuad" MM * wonld_e»Met^to
GAYLORD
AFFBOK Bebool ai
veil ”Surl^"Kir~«.e"
AN OPPORTUNITY
Beautttul BUiabetl lakelet. Ikt ft- of perfeet keaM. t tovel Mm*, f reenu aad bath each.
1 yean eM. Ideal for ir-come. Larue feally. oto. Fum-
‘***0«SfcimT“LAE3nwiS*‘***'
. Only MSM vUb IBM dova, bun tbli bom*. Need* eem* work. Act
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Attention Builders
U aero* la city, cever A vat_. ready to eohMyidd Into-SI tota.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION
A Haven of Rest
ie vhat you can bay* ea i beeuUM biMdloa ipot. It mi
Sunshihe and Fresh Air
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LAKE LIVING
CRM^RD AGENCY
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Partridge
‘West SuburbaiL
I room 3 bddroom home?
55^
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West Side
d badreoM hoau leeatod to tto Wtbator aebool dlatrlet.
PONTIAC-WATKINS
S-yearvId 3 bedroom brick raoeb: Eoii or enraii. THmo-pane. Flreplee*. Stormi end ecroeai end oataM* Sdanter.
Owner need* larger hem*. H't priced a| IU.ieg.
LITTLE FARM
im Acre* aad almaet aev eos-toB bulb I bedrooB raaea vttb attadtod 1 oar faiu* ^ eun porch. Very oi«*. Bert to apace
CMMiy itytog, doeato Faottae. A etaal M 111,11# — way rea-
■ TRIPP
oeBpletoly paaelad and UledFleaiBit larg* Urlag room Witt flreplae*. Two ear garage and feaced yard.
~^S5r^*®dMi?*gy^*5Mi^ ^Wooded Acres
Oarkitoo - Watorfard - MUford
RBALTOR
Mr. Executive:
M^eM^Jtor only
AC^A^BJ^BOMB^e
Circular pared street. School' buict, ehurcbo*, Mopptag, boat-tog. flehlng, ivla^|f. lir. Oato.
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PAINT STORE
ena^AU
fair's?®-**^—“ sSurMSToMtoS
aqulptocM. Yod oaa auki real vaU ber*.
WEBSTER
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For Safe I'anhs
ELECTRONICS
lAm ItadMi
&¥rio*d
r, 3 bedroom, fuU brick.
I a dad. faaUly lunm
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I Lake treat hem* bButUnl jrtov. flood beech. Beery ***
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■erw kltoboa, dtotog areaTs reoam, bath aad tall baaameat. Oa* turaato. .attoMfe
DRAYTON WOODS
Lake Privileges:
Move right to aad enjoy obolb Lake. 3 bodrooae - -. lag fopB vttb dlnlM area. Bat-tog kttebea. FuisteiCd wane and eat floor*. Dryer. AluBlnum
k aad recreation CO. Extra large Beur large bed- >
kltdMB. Four large i rooms. Immedlato pos^«r Sion. Priori et only IM,-»M with Urnu.
I. Uota« ns. hSX
40 Acres—Romeo
Just a Mart rtde.to OU
&-'Bsanir£s
BasoBMtt. eu baat U* bara far hanet, taaplemsM atber bUgs. $r
•and for FartrMgs's now 'JMU Igaa Bustoess OiiM*.’'
Partridge
North Side
loom, a bedroom boms to-
I* tb* Mto. Features torg*
d kttMm! a]m°*|1m*£
GILES REALTY CO:
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IRWIN
w*y room, sttaebad garays — Cattfomto owner uys - ‘Xet's Deal.” 114.110.
WAKE UP AND LIVE...
kd* wltb beaa^ plet-
dvw view ft Ottor Lak*. FuU
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NICHOLIE
& HARGER CO.
Sf^.-ij!!t‘aa**s£pe
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Frame. l«ig* tol. Juet decorated. Low dewa MfmaM
EHFbSS.
r-bnws,,:nai
3 Badroam brick Wttb MB BM.M
TATB
4-na
joba K. Frwm&Sons'-
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53J^WEST HURON
Tsrms.
7> WEST HUBON STRUT FB e-esu OR FE Min >
LAWBBNCB W.
GAYLORD. Realtor
d B. Ptn BT. pontiAc
■ FE 8-9693
YEAB •nSaHit
bctts*. aa a saai
saaal ett Cam Lake.
STOUTS
Best Buys Today
SMITH-WIDEMAN
■ VnXAOB”
63 Acres—Davisburg
A raal tarmer's term wlOi' apprea dl acres UUaWs. s
tsjs* ar vsLZ t?»
Hagstrom
•TANIUBO OAS SYATHOB - ^ rage it room begtoMao
s
lir Uketreat .
Roy Annett, • Inc., Realtor
_ le B. Barea St.
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> Wiia vivst^ «vwa.
HAGStROM
PONTIA?^*^R^*fS358
Cole-Easfick Restricted Communities
BeeuUful brtefc ti1-l*y*l 3 bedroom*. Oroam kttebea wltb buUt-ta oven aad ‘
tokT UtebekrtUe**^ Sew ptomblng, ehaded let, ^ BriyUevM on Oglww totta. ^ ilsg dova.
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JBCUL LOT
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A wbai* St a bargato ea ftto atts-aer par^ aeaed comm-—*-' vttb W taM of blaaktop age. can be ——-<
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7b2r5em%qE*^aI^*ttn Safe RCBOTt PsOpST^y 82
tog room with etuMo roll- ------------
tot. Batot room, kttebea. Reereatlo- „ OU PA beat Fatto M a
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Commercial Property
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Bsvd. .Worm mtfn beds. tBs
. Dorothy Snyder Laveodcr
■ ‘ S Years
SMITH-WIDEMAN-RE^
Warren ^tout, Realtor
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REALTY
;FE 44526
Sunoco' Station For Rent
Si'S
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STATEWIDE
a atoa of 1 IT Smtlac I
Sde LMd CMtPBCts M
6% Toao% -
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MONTHLY RETURN
r‘fia'2ssi!U‘-oSi!M
C. Pangils, Reahor
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Monw to Loan 61
Get $25 to $S00
OB TOOB
Signature
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OAKLAND
_ Ix*n Comjw^
BUCKNER
FINANCE COMPANY BORROW UP TO $500
Waned Ik.. Blnalngh^. >»«««;*
Borrow with Confidence GET $25 TO $300 Household Finance
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LOANS $25 TO $500
Ob yanr eignatur* ar cBier sM. rity. St monlbs la rspay. CMr
ffi^iTsToWiSia.'^ ”*HOME & -AUTO LOAN CO.
LOANS
202 S. MAIN
214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO
fttSU
WHEN YOU NEED ' $25 TO $500
"XriSrAdVliMl “61A
BUDGET YOUR DEBTS
OOBSOUDAYB Bn4B-«0 LOABa Far year bast b ‘ to got CM d( debt.
Financial Advisors, Inc.
Mb a BAoniAW rm
Mortgage I
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il Bldg .
Anp^jr Big Bear^^First
emtos your ZewflSit «Tpw*^
WB oirr bbsultsii _
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3-BEDROOM
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for tot, iouMiralltr w gar as
Tj."*^!®) VALlffiT, FE 4-3531
ter what bare youT OK |.
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Per Safe Ctotidi^ 64
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YU anoa «i.il tfkYl
9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95
OOAB. BOOSE FAmrok MM
Vinyl Linoleum, Yard 79c
m. 9s vmi
brovB^
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Oran MOM. SAT. $TO$
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, T^DNESDaV, MAY 11, 1960
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FORTYNIXE
MhM4i«s
TALBOTT LUMBER
TRADE-IN DEPX.
WgtTWM
a \ StH rnternammm 4>7
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MARMADUKE
By Aad«raMi A Lconiiif For Sal* HoMoTraiMi 89 Boats m4 AammHm 97 Waato4 Uat8 Can
OSBD unsnc doqa O-Ml 1 bo*«, *»••, w a
miw KBk, m..
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(Ink WM. SW«I douU*
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NiBco dboicia 6k orsinti. oil
Merer* ibettow wdl poap, } burMT Oolemu *to*«. uM —
I IT taioMni_iMMn ai.
u rr. womamr tHtLon. » i
bo. eleetrls (tut. axcallaat caaS;
MT HOW.__________ ■
I* DCMPBT araiABOOT. m. cao
after 0 p.n. MI O-MOS.
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WUDOttUC WATl
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10% ooin^ assT nakia Wjnnan's Furniture Co. 18 W. Pike St.
• M* pooFeR"
k4 aMtec
If * oiSU gpggy-
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Bm~&SSmo
RSiSlEE
Full line of building and ptombing materials Vo tarCatokw
m ■■ergs
raioi
<W|^iOT^^<^ 'bomfbb pool ^
OKON DAVlNPOKr''k CtUbt, Reatonable. ft
OhNERAL tUCCl_______
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OB nmna. un im, pcu. -^ea'at *“• ^ *
Vbbk. OoMirMr 'SeniM a Oaee. Poatlao, rs Mill, koiTOIlIT d3b WASBA RB< bum. *n. aTi. MaaraBMtrM Co.. 1010 W. aioB. iARb Mwra
ehinc ■harptneS. Free ptt I*. DL HOOP or OL »30W._________
goostHOLD nuunruai and »piianeca BeerrtiiliiB aaot m. ■M 3-onr.
BiomrA* noifZR. IruU.
Oelan model. UN. s ret
USED TRaDe.INS WOLyraiNE UJMBER
is
FEDERAL Modernization Cash and Carry Specials
7 Day Sale
Combination ALUMINUM PCX)RS
duarant^d^
1 FULL INCH THICK ^*irtHn5uir^wi*iSj
$23.95
ranpo porUble aUreo with SO recorde aerer been ueed, SV o-oooc 10*1 w. Pom.__
Used Trade-tin Dept.
gaaetonal chair ... * t l|
^HoTSaS ECONO]
3*1 B BAAtnaw PE MW
vmiuini^ Booba imm. a.
Hi-Fi, TV a
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030. OR 3^000. __________
PLYWOOD SPECIALS
CASH_* CAEST
M6tai. portablb ttniwidil - Cecd only 3 am. OA 0-33
Biroon05lrtttiC* o -
tx,n s
OcaiMctc mewtr aad tractor ccr*> leeTBftftc ClStCB, EMler paito.
SattiwSed* o2lc ** *** ***
MAple 0-7070_______OR >TBt
BioKU! BARjtok PA^mamAD-
ler (arden tractor. Oil bet water
“That doesn’t mean YOU. silly!!!’’
Sand, Oraval mid Obt 7» For Sale Livc«tock
tffi eaaa SB L^rca Rd. n ,
XuTMSizjfSBsrs: ■,
bcaatr at ecMea. A price raw '
^“AVUtiSjPs^ i
sn’ssruTS-Jst^
MgSnMtSS^MU
4SCI owe Hwy^ DrkjMa natoc i « 30 M. at Pcettoc m him ‘ 0*—t<layccwcA ,
Poa RXMt U- VACATION TRACU- *
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OOU3CN FALCON BT BBTUNX.
~ 30 X 0, I bedrm. MA C-IGIO.
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' eampbis traOcrc.
Jacobstm’s Trailer Sales and Rentals
sasraa sir-«
market. Tretwoed. .Mar-aiai h
b orerloada toetaBed. Compltto SiMk-tip. Oco-t be dteeppMated.
tea Flame. OR SAOBl, _
ucAviNa FOa armt-iio* an-
$995.95
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SHAW’S INC.
SSB.W M^ Roct
with lutrdwara. {lOJO tp. wim Berrlce, Bkc.. OIB BUhlaBd Rtt aORUM If RUNABOUT. PONT, top. 30 CMC. Jcbaioa Jaretta. T> acc Trailer. Opbetetcred flaxs. weedomeUr. A
Ol.toi. oITmm*. Miibt ti--
gOAT b MBTAL TIUILCR. till. If T-bottom plywood ractac trail.
____________________ in Mtot,_____________
Oxford Trailer Sales Buchanan Boatworks
SPECIAL
nMBTB
BM^dalftrcrad ar laid. MUlbcrry
A*i BLACK bm
Brerad. F« 0-t ___ ____
TOF BOIL, black DIRT, tad. irarcl aM OH. BiUldoatnr ad baefc on. IB 0-tlM.
TOP BOIL. RLACK DIRT "n and srarel. FB MWi.
SPECIALS!
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ICBNMCM WRWOCR WABIttR, almoet sew. Maple yonth ai^mattreu. (ood eeadilloa
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LAWN FURN.."(iirr, MG mey^ Beat. FK O-TT _, LATBMOIBL WKstlNOBODn
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LATE Mr
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Fully tuaranteed.
Appilaneei. FI *-4_
LA.Z.BOT'REfiUNINO CttAlR. New. Brown tweed h brown leetb-
LABOB CRIB AND MAtnEBB. hr&Dd B«v gift Bi. #B&rnAirA Vufw
SSaL BUeo REATEB {BJO; SStM ante, ta- beater. MJO; CabT^elnke aad flUtnye OMW np •lundry traye and etand - *“ ta. eftjk &- * "—
LOLLABT CREB fOB
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/OR BALE. FE Mow.
MOVINO. MUST nXL. UVINO rwMB and diolDf room tarBllore. Aleo reMfcrator, alec numcr-«ta artlolci. B4* Bstcerty Rd. W. Bl^mfleld Twp. MA 4-3070, ifATTAb^ WAS^ AND IMtTSR. Mo model. Rwiteeead. Balance B per woMl. gcMore itT >3711.
• NEW
OMO Cooley L
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AT RKUUCKD nUCBSII
Pontiac Carpet Linoleum
. 00.00.
WALTON TV
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*7open SUNDAV l-2‘
Bebom end rtpMntod. Uk# an. rtaut to VrO.M. One price. 040.00. All .m»kto*_ Tar— -
Boward. n
,---. R0O, TRBAOtk ^
trailer. FEToom. ______
Plywoodj4” .. .$te sq. ft.
aauva tub lexit m
9x12 Linoleui^ugB
lawd mower. I
REFRIGERATORS
_ CBCnCB or M —
All Renewed
"&30D HOPWKiaBFOW^
M wiaff HURON
SOFA AND CHAIR ONLY$109.9S
|U down — Ik mo.
>Tbj».sisr
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Maajuawuw mta. Xia
rabapo with fixiiuoe.
Window Awning Roll Up Type
SAVE SO-PER CENT
araUaMa m § at more roll op awidn«a. AvaUaHa ' '
SURPLUS LUMBER & iraa:ndRd.^,OR3.~~ eawwo MACBiNx, enid
aac la atodoni ooaeole. niakee fancy etttebee, liolee, etc. wltboat the nea M < auaebatenta. Will eaU far batanoa owed. m.K or pay Id monthly. Capitol AppUanee. ft I-I401.
Special Paneling Offer
ml panela, mabopiv „ V-croore. D trade MM add..
Oak Flooring
SrtSlmo.-;::::::-;85» gS:IS8o",5-.-"-BENSON LUMBER CO.
FB *SI*t
A-l BLACB Dorr AND TGF SOU.
W 3-2000 or FB l-MOI.______
ALB BLACK ^DIRT. tW SOU.
trimming, rit Boott Lake Rd.. FX
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Rt.jilppeott. BAND A grarel. Del OR 3-MOO.
iCACB-&llJf~^F sdurANO
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RT RT LOAD * YARD ml. Oraeel aad tlU. FB
IT S IViCK iu»] Moi etamoB Sg MAPM k-lT4A
LTrRAbtjhri 0 m quo wa
Ocldint. will ride aad drtea. paper,. QR 3-StBd.___
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40 •tod*' -.*tosBiS*^. H ywn camm bay N — rant W Ttritot Raw atomkam bonk S bp. Belamda OStl; New IF ft. Waed iit; rtwaboute. 0140: New fiber.
■toe rnanbonla. OOOO. OftP M-0* West.
Rlulrt"* •••»•«*••-« MY S«ni. 1 tolk aoaUi at Uka p^khuRst
ATTENTION
. wB'iai FATnta
TOP $$8 DOLLAR
FOR CLBAN OBO CARR
Glenn’s Motor Sales
IB.W. BBROW , „ ff.tSn .
AVERILL'S
QUALITY MOTOR
NEEDS ALL <IODEL CLEAN CARS-TODATT ----------- »R gm
__________%K*lSlB
See M & M Motor Sales
TAin^
ADVANTAGE •
at oat aaed (or peed aeadtUea
l!3i,e*u.S JS.St.Tt
mibei aad aa midili.
"Bright Spot"
fItokaHI Lakaaiama_
FR MBI _____Open Rvaa.
Top Co$h Paid
Sale Farm Produce
TRAILER COURT & SALES
New aad oeod. prirtta lake aa ■n eeree between LUe Oiin and Oxford ea M-34. New UiNne. Owouo, Tentonra 1140 Upr -_Rd.. Lake Onoo. Iff 0-40H.
; BCHOLT. NEW '» MODEL. IF X ^ 43'. regular I4.3M lale miee at
l3.iN. Aleo new 'H Scbult IF
rOTATOBB. lAmd M L*. bAO.
BOAT know Tiia Her A QoaUty Deal Baa Oi BCTOT MOTORR WBTrtHOUSE-BPORTSCRAFT DDIUTbCB A«A SWAN BOATS tLLOT-RiyfRDALB TRAILXRB IB not CXNt OOWHJM ktOHTBR
CRUISE^UT BOAT SALES
tt’e Taae-Up TIam-AB Mpltrwj S3 R WaMea. Opea Baa. tW h4m • CAMM un. mil iqini iitji
TOP DOLLAR
Mr TB to TB laaMa - Mw mOa. . ego eare waatad tor oat etoto dcaMn.
H. J. VAN WELT
m OWO Rwy. Fb. OB AIMS
■AIITBj^JWBpaia— Sale UBRd Tmclu 103
* W*
VAN. MB.
MO. TRUCK-grarel aad
1 pytooe. FB 1-3110.
Sale Fym Eqiripmawt^
•SSrSSSS^,3^i"i
OUror Sapor TI. m 1 OUrtr VII at Froalx QBror Baloc. aa lf« lart aorth Oxford. OA S-3Bl.
BIG SAVINGS
m em SOD LAWN AMD d tomco what wo
rol trallert, fi ■•I, complete uao bektlo tae. mtebet
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31?3W^i- — _____
TNATBL TBATLKR kiXpQUARTv ere lor A^obo TWir a Rome and Cree. AH models aa iBiplar, complete nnlto trem I4M. BOLLY MARINa----------------------
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tAKX BUILDCRB BUK . .—d. grarel * dirt. Cement,
mortar, trucking h ttlo. OR 3aU4. -BAT. BUBHBL OR TARD, KBR^ M. Loading DaUy. WboloaaM-mitatl. 7041 OrtonrtOo Rd.. H aallo nortb of Clarketon on It-ll. AND ORAVXL, DIRT AND TOF
wrtT. FK l-Wlt. __________
; iPBCIAL FOR LIMltlD Mol -
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« ALUbilNlhi o6SZBiNATioS
i» OAU^L HOT WATCH SCAT-•Te r«v bot, >H food
oopdiuooe f MoeoWo. ra »Tau. I IN. CARIHBT BOnf. SOUBU drain, tormica top, I room
' Prices Below "Upk ^rt'dellrored. I yardi |l.
ndto s.^ BMC Frw* ^ *”■
irtBCOR BoraT'M-FMOUty tape-
“MRcWneTy
Wood, Coal and Fi^ 37
saqF LotJOE^^ggr wood
Malr, wardrobe, i wen, « raaioe, pointer dog, pe araiiablo. FC Yiw.
ATTENTIOll!
Oood blnek idi and peat hamao Moat arart 4,000 yards btlort Joaa uw Ifrload to More Can Hr. Roxeei or Mr. DdYla EM 3-4103
out to Irory FoM Bsld ley Lk. ------
gUrerware iota Irom tlT.OO Largo Soloetloa - Term) EPWABlyB U a BAOINi
ANCHOR FENCES
- RM"Jis'n»4ATlB?* /P"A747i iARN YARD DIRT, MANURE, blaek dtrt tm dirt aad lereUng. Brokon concrete. FE 0-0043, iAraROOM riXTUBCB. OU AND
gae fumnoe,. Rci -. ---
boUere. Automptl. ________
Hardware. e!-e. caoplta,. crock A -------e. Lowr —
WM and mNne. : Mlat. Baper Kemt
B BUFFLY
USCBIXAHEOUS FURNITURE, tool,, nuamaie. OR 3-03B, —‘ OilMe’bO Mayboe Rd.
MBMMBRBtnr RED CABIN BIR to OaaadA Creek Ranch Aeeecla-tlon, AUaato, IBohlgan. Bn^
BoM^^_
TO
t, 303 Orchard Lake Arc. Fark
band caw, '$40.
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INLET ALUIONUM WOIOOWB
Burmeister
Lumber company
CLEARANCE SALE KING BROS.
FOimAC NP. AT OFPTKB
Oksh and Cany Specials
ssa^^-nszs
HAGGERTY LUMBER
ggarf:T’^,\r.
eEDAR FORTS37c
FR l-Bin 4M 0
COLORFUL
Patio
Blocks
4 FOR A DOLLAR
t oalera. rod.^ oraaga, tomw ptak. gtoca. atlrar aad patph
FEDERAL
Modernization
3&M DDOE HW
• *15inFM^fUNMY Plenty of Free Parking On Our Lot
011.00, Inrtallatton extra. -O. nompcoii. 7000 M-0*. Wool.
GARAGE DOORS
liaiTAL LAltat. 10" ImHO. lawn
= Kf-iiif fflf. -a
3-33ll. ______________
Do It YoUTFilt «9
FOR RENT
*$leBm' baSr^madorf latuiiM
^j^j5k"ow>m%L3y Arm
71
Bcnr ,^ letiioni. FE
id^LbOB AND
PiBBtB, T SIwiba 78
DAUA AND CAHNA BUUB AND
maniirc. JnE f-fliO.
_____Rden.
Sis/® t
UL M708.
a&Mla^*k-lnT Mo-'tocTnc and
-----------------------------
CLEARANCE SALE
■ —w MO i.ur------------
__^^--JOR WITH
RITCBAND TWIN
RtTCR. POWER BTKEBDlO,~AND TUk. VriTR NEW PIPPIN tNOUB-
TRIAL LOADBR WITT --------
ontT muaSfi. Ra |t.iN. aALB |3,Bt.
1 u
So^Airo'Niir-DAVM________
TRIAL LOADER WnTR H TARO OntT BUCEBT. ItlO. FRICB
OlkM. BAUI 01.700. ___
BABY TDfE FATMENTB P* 4-0734 FB 4-1113
KING BROS.
FONTIAC RD. AT OFPTKB U53 CABS BC3 nUCTda, CUlr
firator, wagon, rake. ----
Flret aad M eattl^ hay,
bUU MW, ^MIBtr' BlUp Huvuvr.
um xdfi* Bd.. Oft-
BEST OFFER, 'H UTlL. TRAC-or’ MMO*”** kuui*c^lng oguto-
SOLENB aTTd WSEEpfORR traetore and attaohmenta, I model, at tUlora, 7 - model, at riding mowon, wo oorrlco wbai wo aell.
-----^ Hwy.
Rent Trailer Space
adbomi
t&r
FW *4301
RtlL FEBdSSr^________
Auto AcceaaorlM 91
For Salo Tires
A-IUBED TlBas 03.M UP. 1 My. eatt. Also whltowoBs
0UM&fw”^^4k
KaUay', Eardwaro, 5S Aabnt at AStoma. Aabai* WatBbto, fl hmi.
Boat Lanaokag aad baMafa faaeoaal Ratoa an imka
SPORTSMEN’S
HEADQUARTERS
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cnii CAiUPT '^TAun ASSk CRArr fSJsrSS
^^fsgsysssssmr
IT W. BUR<
NEW
'60 Dodge Pickup $1695
Baclakai aR ataadafd factory
JLAM^ER-DA^S^
PL >«MI.
tax. M years jm-
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MARINE. Tour Sviarada dtalar
DAWBON-B BALBS Lake_______MAJa B_,
Franchise Dealer of
**0 3? 1^^% tSm
il6¥iMd mpHt selu ‘Ct OMo
Flckap. Ntoo. 0171 eaib. FB OkOW.
U^! 0T/itMjpO<M
NEW DODGE
PICKUP
$1825
FLUB
ACOOBOlOW 14 I
EVEROREEN SBBUBS FOR ALL your laodsoaping. BeaaUtHl Colorado Bine Norway Bpraeo. WUto girch all
Sr'^-vaa
• i'S' Bf " ‘
for sale - IH BP WALKINO Oardea Trnetor with tonrard *-“■ plow; itraddla-rt —V blade; wh(
Oa”V3?44.”"... Oxford, Michigan.
enltlratw 30 endw’ blade
5^
JOHN DHOI MODB. M TRACTOR, eLJh d2J*to 1SIF !?»*• euittrator, A-1 condition.
S^- E»«* »k«*r- Ortonmio. RA
Factory i Mmo & i
s^.jr.’^rSi3S
ilurwaya
Wo giro oollaatoo on garage to-medMing.
BERRY DOOR SALES
• apitsu..
For Cabr to 'furohabb mubi- '
i&s?srs^ jSoT^"
R^ry mower. BtoUo bar. Raw. Cultlrator. Bnow plow. Buriftto 1300. Pb. Romeo Wmtoaa 3-0311. lOT WATER’ImnNS. 30 OAL. gae. New Oaneamera Powor ato
Aleo elOCtrle, oU aad botUad fto --------Urrlftc ralOM. bD^
nipeoMd Frt— . .. ____
jf*? KS*
' BTRAWBKRRiBS FLARTk FtATI iBipected, 3 rartettea, kobluoa, Fremtoroi. aM Maiahar *“ — UtO. A. JlSr OL 0-11 ■ — BFRUCI. F Mrritaa, Jnalpor, Tu...
Maple, aad okk. otg you a. Brtag took aad bmps. 3 SloeUI RU 3 fallM W. of ameroa VISbo aad lk a of iTMtloB a* t>ook Lilo Id. I WUom Rd. DaUy o to 0. r 4-oni. _______
Fy Salo Pota 79
la.AKO DACHSHUNDS ATBTWD. dog only, *». OR 344D.
I MODBL L TRACTOR,
___ garden
EQUIPMENT 1 — —--- _
*“ USED POWER LAWN MOW-I FOR AS LOW AB 310.
THEM OVTO HOW.
KING BROS. mmAo mrxTimirfm
„lS^U)Cf.
COAL * BUILDINO BUJWr CO. 01 Orchard Lake Are. FE 3-7101
OOP, OB MtOO.___________ ..
iAji FOOD, 7HLL TRAVEL DL rwRly to year bomo at wboleanra
________Ito; Btrod oopy. •**.
H Eait RMtcrt dally * m. All day ilmi^ sad
■ PIANO SALE
eboeec (roto btte toaraiii
^'^‘m^c n asm
ARC COLUB FUFFiBR Si^
a wbito. FK Vam.
IEAOUB F^^YwB3BaT^.
egffc ' LW^ • k»
“ •*. 0 waaki eld. FE 4-7in. lATION PDF*™* •« *
Ferry. FE 4-«
l^oSw'^ ^ *
Knotty Pine Paneling CHURCH'S! INC
. Ttlegr^^l
iilNO-C
FE 3-1___
SPECIAL
I enaa ..... I7B.M
(^NNELL’S
87 B. Baglnaw____n him
Sate Office Eqidpmiit 7$
PARAKEETS. ODAR. TPx TALK, 04.04. Watttr’e Bird Bone#, 300 WlrR at. Reehoator. OL l-dln, POODLE PUFFIER FURB WtOtt toy. FE 4403”
POODLES $10 JX)WiJ
Raafa Fet JBkop Ft 0-3113
Faraxeetw, ouajunteed to
I Doga Tralaod, Boarded 8
diet WAT»» artwwinrmm.
f air *
Soda Sportiag Oooda 74 i
’ bait CtHlTAINEda-. AFPBOX. 4IM
g^jj^.'SLSrS.WTt
S4Sy aad Rwtokraft mattraoMk Krohler.aBd Other tamons maki Mcttoaala, eotsa aad cbalrt. Baa-set bedroom teto, aU rtyltt, Fim. ottk wronght.lioa toonso dlaetta asto, Norga ah* Admiral appll-aaem. Bowtag mawtoso. waanero, rags, bardwaro, dry tooda, akwotE nreadi, lamps, IMda. toys aa*
S,T!sri6^.’a*
Tueadaya. Open (or iwtrM oal— Monday, Wade TburL. Ptl. ai ■at. 1* a.BL to 1:30 p-at. B^ Anctloa, 37710 Plymouth road I ▼oata, nsar Nowburg road, torb-e^^Leags Auction. OLoBrltw
' iARU AUCTION BAT., MAT 14, IMO. Blartinx i - - • '
aorth of MM — ___ _____.
Rtdgo Hoad. 0 e^,.' Mha Oewe A tractor complete Ito# good eloaa mschtnenr, bay aad grain, dairy egiilpment. BaroM Rodman, ' prop. Bob WUn, Aaottonoer, Fb. Byron g30t; ____________
Si2^atjS«f*l____ ____
, Oraad Blaao. Fori 0 N —eter 4b TMa, Ford % ton tmek. fnmltare and Mtae. Stan Porktni, AaetloM^ Fb. Ml 1-0304 kwarta Crook for detollt. ; WATCH FOB OUR AO TBObBDAT ‘ Open Dato o-t1^ Rotall)
B &‘B’'!ffi^ION
tm JXXa BIOHWAT Aerou from i 0»«*TTOW IWOPPINO
Hua^g Pegs
t S-TRAReOUk MALR BEAOLB, Mack and ton. a l-yoar^ld male boagloi An abora (togi an Hred Mbadtof. OaM obamptona. 0004 Cmka Rd., ' Troy. Pboao UL
3-IB3I aftot 4.___________
Hay. OralB and feed 82
■ uai AND ttVtuWr
SaRd, Oravel aud fart 76
Far Sale Liveetock
Mat JakparTcbtl Ob 1-UM.
For Sale HoueetralterB 89 "pTiSiol^*
31 FT. ALUMINUM RbUBBTRAS^
------g^ cood. Right oka tor
_____L nw. PL 3-3m.
1* FT. 1 BEDROOM Wnra hOT water, tota of cloecta. good eond.
Make wNor. FE 4-^.______
W 43XB. »-BE0HM. CRAHFIOM.
FB 0-4004. ______ ,
' APACHE TbUR-A-ROMI CRBI~ Buy from a dealer who specfaltto* to trarel traUere, Bet a tide line.' Bay orbar* there le e e«A,t erlee.
SSa.
S^l „„
taowi bow to make poed . teeolal this week. lOM Apache Demo. *431. B# sura and irt tenet
sarsffrjjsr*^
w'tolon iHithAHb aiaiar HfctF~T^
‘-'-‘“^pjpwjrau^
D WILLIAMS '
^ Track fim
Attention, Truckers
sssH-^as
Speed-Liner, Sea Ray,
' Swift Boats Lon or NEW a uasD bortb . Oakland Marine Exch,
"OUTBOABO tnCUWnV' m a. aaglnaw____FE »4ltl
JOHNSOl^ MOTORS MFG BOATS
IHBD MOTOM
BOARDMAN’S
TITS BiaUH^M^Waa. Lak,
“JOMnSON MOtOR
dUtwraR mm. am tiaWe. :
jSu^^*%FFLmB '
MS Orebard Lake Atq. FE WSM
AND JtRXBTO CRAl^Bam™ ORUHMAM AiraobDToenr CAN or*
SMITH
T^STiH
f^t^igjj^TAsn soognsnpraari
Airtq Sarvice
[AihaiB^ oBtNDiNo n
cat FE FlABI._____
OANKSHAm
^^egnder.
■tS^iSU
dPLETB LWa (
auNKSHArr oiianyiNo m Tsa
— -TllDden rebwed. Zaek Ma-
--------a Rood. Fhcat FB
SateAlatar Scaaten 94
FARTB_______________
HARRINGTON BOATS
TOUR EVINRUDB OBMJER ■JB a. Takgraph Rd. TwToij
isscesr^-------------
>S0B. FI
imlaed. new ttn«roltt. TB O-tlot.
*17 CUBmAN. 00(» CONO. Many extru. $300, FE fOOT.
*7 LElf*“ ‘ ---- ———
er. ax
*414Q
FOX 00_______________________
^ Matoo engines. Vsipa aad
Melco noeSera. PR 1-3414.
JURKLBS BALB- --------------
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SACRIFICE- IBM BunTcOTmS Super Eagle, Uke new. U aa-cewortea. «ju. PE 4-1017.
For sate iWotoreyclw 98
'OO RARLBT'71 OMO
_________RE Moot._________
tite"'TRrtn*F«~cuB:TSI“(grAl
Far Sate BIcycteB
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F^lTOtAg^ aAgMOAt. gkr
citafflic AiW^ai
nmabeat *«h tratlar a Mark M Marcary nmUr. UlM new. m.
“obS.’l*" •**«* ►*'■••
il FOOT PBllt^. FRONT AND esnur dtek wib Mareury Rairt-eaae. IShana. SiaO: U tool to-boM rwaabont wnb ewarerted
8>.tresas.»f8«
OWENS ACtAGE"' DEAL
An new U' flbergtoas. 3S bp. aket-
&E*«TOn'SSWJ‘S: *MAZUREK MOTOR & MARINE SALES Woodward at South Blvd. FE 4-9587
itok TAN 14 #T. RUNABOUT. 4B b.p. Monnry mokr. Lane Star
npiort nod^noeoeaoriea. Try — (V' • HOLLT MAW
IgDOD^ BALES. IMtoR
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Pontiac's Track Center
’OHcrr”"
'Factory Brirnch OAKLAND AT CASS SPECIAL
SCHRAM’S TRUCKS-“ <» »-ui
All sixei Cbrried in Btoek
24 HR. PROP REPAIR
7)Si,T~1
Boat Repaid
> Cnee Lk. Rd.
WEST BEND MCfTORS
““T®
td FT. INBOAIUA IS I.F. OARFORM
I aUF^
MICHIGAN
HASKINS
TRUCK s ale '
tW^^CMery wdHtMhrm. Oand
Uffl! sa
-aja a.T.jK sa
■Ssasirs®
Haskins Chev. SS*“U8”-*.■%"??=
TraMapertaru Oflarad 100
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THE t»ONTIAC PRESS,, WEDNESDAY, MAY;11, I960
y«» CfM^ Hi
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^ FACTORY BRANCH ’59 CITROEN
$2095 Pontiac • Retail Store
FlE 3-7954
TOP dollar
w i-mt oTH i-y
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arTKis^i^WTTS5o&
hardm. iBBMUtoto. RMiRltoM •mcWi ear, U.m add mUas. Air eeadWoMd. |o«ar ateartog, brakaa and aaat. Roaa goM a£ vlitta 1B(^. braoia and wUu hadg. Juat Ilka hiijtag a aaw aaa. |^. |IN dewa or* old
BIRMINGMM: ■ RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD MI 6^3904
DRIVING IS FUN
bi The
MRW UN MOA NN AOBT» r£^T
I R. Mala, Rachaatar. Ot lUWl
'%th Cdu« 106
FORD 1 DOOR.
UM RVICK 4-DOCm RAROTOF,
?»2F
North Chev.
■unter Bird, at B. Woodward Ara. -iTBlagaaB '
HIT BUXCS ¥■
Dyaanew^anpowat. Rara la
” North Chev.
af ■ Woody^rd
■HASKINS
SHARP CARS
CADILLAC N BERIRB, « DOOR
-- NN. » LaOraadO:
INI CADILLAC 4-OOOR HARDTOP. POLL FOWRR
MUST LIQUIDATE
Haskins Chev.
REPOSSESSION
Mo Boney down. INI Bull door, now diaalloia. Juat
-^'juiTO i25‘iirw
*^Lfi^y Auto galaa, rf «-lNI. M d-MH, IN B. Baglaaw.
** Speclalltlat Ja OowOwatr Cara
•m CRXV V.| < dr. pa ft b IITN «JITCHXV 4 diMUoaatla . ilfN r«T FLTII 4 dr BoMlita . . . I IN * %1 FORD a dr. euatoB aid. $ |N
•U FOMTUC 4 dr atareblaf . | IN •u FORD TiOt 3 dr. hardtOF I IN
iJMPORU 4i ... i in
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la
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•11 FORD 3 Door ... ... I „
•U FORD I paaaaegar ... I au
Dixie Ok'd Cars
SPECIAL
ON
CHEAPIES
il Cberrolat ..
v-Td
LUCKY AUTO .SALKS-----------
FI 4-3314 or______FBJ-IJ
INT BillCR xbtati; wXbON,
is. egx.’iai.-.a-ti
SHEP'S
".SPRINGTIME”
SPECIALS
d FONTIAC 3 Door R-Top |IW4 W CHEVT B-Alr 4 Door .
IT PONTIAC 4 Door H-Top .
« FORD 3 Door R.Top ...
•M IIKTROPOLIT
•M FONTIAC 3 E... ....
‘M FORD Creataae 4 Door ____
riAC 4 Door ...... I -
Shcp’i Motor Sales
N. Real ga4 aa ataadard traa
rU»2
‘M FORTUC . .
4 OR. BBDAN.
Haator aad rai
Rink Motors
Qwwti^ and Q^ity ■N Char**Bat^^Ju?«T%, LM
•N Pard BtaUaa Wga. v4. Mlia NN 'N Faailae RT. Sharp I .
iSa-Trr-SS^ f
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HAUPT
"SPONTTAC
“^“LSWrS&SSS: “ ^
Superior Auto Sales -—3lg Montcalm at Oakland ® fV,
For Sajb Ctb
$5 DOWN
‘M Few 1 DR.
•M FONTIAC HT ■U CRBV a DR.
-U FORD HT ■IS BDICK 4 DR.
■M FORD 4 DR. ,
■U OLDB 4 OR.
*14 PLTHODTB Hr ■M CRBV. 3 DR.
■13 CHIT. 3 OR.
TAYLOR'S
CRIVROLBT - OUMMOBU MArkat 4-Sil WaOad Uka
’53 BUICK
4 DOOR, A UAL OOOO CARI
$145
: JEROME
"BRIGHT SPOT”
ORCHARD LAU AT CAM
F» INN ___OFEMRm.
UN cRsVAounr difala- com-
Suburban
OLDS-LARK
592 S. Woodward, B'ham MI 4-4485
iicK eooo ooNbmdM.
$m lakaa it. FB BITN
INT BtnCE ghCftiAL. OOOD CON-dlUoa IllN. Call FR 4-310.
./Tn!fl ni A^url. AOILLAC 'H COOPI. FBgWBCT eaadltlOB. I3.NI. NA 3-llM.
Ml CADILLAC MODEL N HARD-top. Radle. haatar. aulomauc Irantmlulan, Mwar. A baautiful wbltc aulootebtla. A ckr o( dl-Unetlao. Block Mo. UN. Oar prlea 31.N3.
North Chev.
___________OaVltla lull pawar,
like new. Mo dewa payBent. Ring Mr. Bing. Lucky Auto galae, FE 4-tlN. U aftiU. 113 g. gnglani
$295
JEROME
“BRIGHT SPOT”
ORCHARD LAU AT CABS
■E 3ft4M__OFEM EFEB.
N4 CREVEOUrr I DOOR. RAOid ft UATU. ARBOLDTELT NO MONBT DOWN. Aeauipe pay-manU of IITJB per bm. Call Credit Mgr. Mr. ^rki at IQ vnm, Harold Tamar Ford.
iBu aawnoun eel aeb raed-
top. aarm. radio, baatar. pacBri^ Whara a'ea kot at M^ ChavraiN aaa aaa Ilka tbia for oely tTU. Btoek Mo.
North Chev.
Original white paint. .. _______
•parkier. gUiek No. 1431. Our low price only |3.N3.
For S4o Cars 106
iK^paFRnU*^^* w 1^
PAY LESS BUY MORE!
an THBBB BFRCL^
•« ‘tra-i. ^
•"tJ2i..‘l&.?‘rIS.’[iU“**'
Houghteri & Son
.Ir55S;%^KS!SLf!?K.
IN^ CHITRO^ 3
WILL ACCEPT
Buai. ouikoan^ kaata.'rafrim-ton aad anpnaaaaa, ala. Oft oar aew UN lUBblart or aay. good-Bead apr, aa pelt payBoat.
BILL SPENCE
"RAMBLER”
3N
NTI Ukaa BA imi.
R^OSSfeS^ON
I3N fuU prlea. Me aaah aaadad
lit 1. Bird. BilNh at Ankara igienCTBOUET 3 DOOR BEDAM
SferSUVLtf
3W ft. BOflaaW. FE MUI.
•4 CHETT. WAOOM. tVt^ FRIOB MeBee^aaajm «f
■n (UFY 3 DOOR. LOW MIL» 1 DWMr. EM IftNl. B. Can-
eead. UNI BUaa Dttla Hwy.. Watartard.
:H7 CHBVROUrr WAOOM. • CTL-Indar with atralgbt tranaml—•— II a BOB U tcooOBy Bdndae la tba wagoB. OrlglaM palat. Btoek Me. UN. Frle aaly 31.UI.
IMITbtrrolal. Good .—. — UN Bal Air 4 dr. I>awargllda I M
HOMER HIGHT MTRS.
Tl Mlnutci IroB l^»Ha«••
iSTcHivioiirf^^
radio, haatar. White slda wall Urea. M B. Tatagra^. Baa at Elpg'« laatallatloB Coat"
UU CHBVROlSfTTbOOR. RADIO, ^mtar, nowergllda, white aldawan
I960 OLDS DEMO ...
Btatlea Wagaa, luU power
1959 CHEV. . IMPALA ............ $2295
4 Dr. HT, Vft. Powergllde
1958 OLDS SUPER $]
, H 4 dr. RT, Full power
1$57 FORD ...... $1295
4 dr. Cauatry Bedaa. ( poB. V-l
$1395
1957 FORD ..
Caamtlbla, FuU power
1957 FORD ...... $1095
4 dr. HT, V-l FOM
1956 CHEV.......$ 845
Rel Air 3 dr. Vft. F.O.
TAYLOR'S
CHEVBOLIT - OLOBMORILE . MArket 4-4MI WaUad Lakt
Open Byealata__
■U cUEVT « CYLINDER. FOWER
Qg^grbaiSS:• "
r»M CHEVROLET BEL AIR I CXU inder, parfaet Bel— —
Sharp -Bterlor. |M Dowa. Take orar
Ri^?BR.*M' B* Wi
■13* CHRTBL». BO RU8T. FER-
fact oondirioB, full-----^
axtrai. LewBlltaM.
1114 CHEVROLET DELRAY CLUB coupe red aad white black vinyl Interior, standard tranamlulon. IMS. Na Beaey dawn. Take over
RAmKeH*! I I™‘ WOODWARD. MI I-3MM.
■nabarlAka Dr., BleaBlIpld HUH.
North Chev.
r Bird, at B. Woodward M
NT cHBVRdurr
ownar."Onr ato^'Ho. UM. Sur prlea UNI. .
North Chev.
SAVE
Terrific Trade-ins
INI Faatiac 4 dr. ttt. HydraaaUe.
Radio. Ht- * *■-—-*
}1W d—
UIT Foe
I FwUaa Btareblai 4-Di
r«s:s3iMru
»r .^ aidaa. I r *N 'M a
’59 DESOTO
4 DOOR HARDTOF
$2195
'Cy' Owens
‘IS DaBOra m MO CASH. II week. FB IJ403. Bant AiUoT OOOD cIdND ■tl'^DODOE. RftH. -='=■—-1, AiN-TTogan YMN------
"sKsotrf"
COLE, lioo'w' MAlLE'i
TIAC TRAIL. MA 4-Nll.______
list FORD V-i CONVBRTIBUI. RADIO ft RBAm. ABW^UTBLY NO MONEY DOWN AeauSia pay-OMBt* of t».3t par mo.
Credit Mgr., Mr. FarU at MI
_4-1IN. IBiwI^TMBer Ford. _
•13 FORD. OOOD OOND. tW.
.jm i-m
1M4 ford, I CYLINDER VlCTO-ria hardtol. claaa, good ruralu. |4W. Taka ever payBoaU of NN
Bir week. Na MMcy Dawn. ilR-INGHAM lUMBLER. tH B. woodward MI l-HM,.
m WVtW viiVJP
RADIO ft HBAlkR. ABBOLUTBLY NO MONEY DOWN. AnUBO
SJdTSil? tif Rr'k.";t^{
4-7IN. Harold Turnar Ford.
INI FORD CUSTOM V4. 3-DOOR •edaa, radio, beater. Furd-O-Ma-Uc. A aaa owner car with orl. etnal black aad white palat. Stock Mo. 1411. Frtoad at only ITW.
North Chev.
very' ijer-fliLEM^^^SS
USED wm. OFOYU AT FOR. 31AC UFE 3-U31.
’56 FORD
_____ae. 4 door, V---
auvcBaUe IraatBladoo, radio ft baator, 34oae. NW.
Lorry lerbme
■ kiiN
Frank Schuck
^watoa ....................... UNI
i«S!4«V*^S
For Side Used Cys 106
‘nf«.’iJi2ss5i»jg
LUTRLY No'lioNEY®DOWN. dS
ar«5asniir"fu*r"»KU*:t
MI 4-TMv Harad Turaar Ford.
NO MONEY DOWN. AcaOBM----
maau el I34.M per bo. Credit Ittr. Mr. Farfci ai 4-TIN. Harold Turner Ford. JDbT a BAIfi^
Ml I.3N4.
IMA ThU to a
FalrUat' TA. Blue iH. A-------
M Oakland
e’ifiaaii
AUTO
FIW, I CYLm
1., I cyl., itlek.______
FORD COUNTRY SEDAN
- A-1 ahar* •-*--------
Trogaa
4^48i*
aarow Taraar rora._________
REP088B8810R. INI FORD T6 the blghast bidder. AdUu. Und eara, TM Oakland Ava. FE BBUI.
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■II FORD FAIRLANE VICTOBIa.
MNi, 343 W. Eennett_______________
WILL nxeiOT (HJ3IR (IaR OR nirviiq {or equltt In 'IT Ford I aouatry aadaa. NIB BiM-Dr. Phoaa OR 3-TIM.
REPOSSESSED
*U Ford atatlon wagon. Balaaca only 1433. 133 down plut lalet Ux. ^bmu 131 month. CaU credit manager, Mr. White, FI l-MM. King Auto.
FORD N CONVBRfmB, R * H,
only 3U me. ^ July let Rite Auto. Mr. ReU. FB I-4IU IN 1. Blvd. B. at Auburn
A-1 Uied Car Sbopplua Center
'56 FORD
3 DOOR
$795
fSy'Owens
i4 FLYMOOTR 4 DR. BED^ 3 3M n Footlae 4 dr. Hardtop |UN IT Fontlao Btar^f 4 dr. bf^
A FoetlM p'dirVsxe'.'cm 3 Nt ..Jl Fontlao 4 dr. I pan. atatlon
H0^R‘HiGHT MTRsI
IMf BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOF UNBulek atatlon wagon. 1_
M*'*%d*iuid“ fit?'**' *|Sm
tHT Batek 1 dr. Hardtop lUN
HOMER HIGHT MTRS.
OXFORD. MICH.
'Cy' Owens
—wv^irwonfATr btreet~
1311 full price. No caib need« Fay only 111 nw. Due July Ut Rite Auto. Mr. Bell. FI I-4I3I
___IN E^Blvd. B. At Auburn
■13 FORD 3 'DOOR ,
Extra nice 11 |l DOWN— It
Jg^iJ;ifnIgjmi.‘^
■U CR. IMPitRIAL. N/*nRBBr>ULL pwr, RftH, Ex. con. Trogan l-OIN ■U MBRCURY. NO MONEY TO I1.M week. FuU prlea m
l-NM. King Auto._______
IPI3 MERCURY CLDi COUFR, RADIO ft HIATIR. ABBOLUTBLY MO MONBY DOWN. Auume pay-meaM of ip.U per mo. Can Credit W.HL »’»«« •» •« ♦ TIN. Harold Turner WW.
1 MERCURY MONTEREYT
-- «... ------ y __
I HoUy,
between I and I
VALIANT
NEW INO 4 DR. SEDAN
$1698
$2395
$1782
MEW INO 3 DR. HARDTOP
$1945.^
new IIN BTA'HOH BrAOOM
$2045
Factory InataUed Eqalpaaaat
$200 DOWN
lael. all Taxaa ft ’N Flalti FAYMENTB AS LOW AS
$47.80 MO.
MOTORS, TnC.
4U..^wa,d
MODEST MAIDENS
By Jay Alaa
'T wouldn't lay It's s.great fish, but it’s an interesting fiah! ’’
Sale Used Cars 106 For Sale Cars
FACTORY BRANCH -■59 OLDSMOBILE
3 DOOR ■tr* BARDTOP Radio ft Baatar, Rydramat-ic. ^*ar ataeriN pow-
■' $2595_
Pontiac
Retail
Store
FE 3-7954
II iiT. ajn«N8 w. BEHIND the FOBT OFFICE
’56 OLDSMOBILE
3 DOOR HARDTOF, RADIO ft HEATER. TWO TOliE FAINT.
NOW $495
JEROME
■M Tolkawagen, —-----------
■M cbryaler. Cear. Fawtr
■H Fort Yft .. ........
T Forta. *N to ■« Ml w
■I3-*I4 Chavyi
.....* ■~—----- III! up
Cbn*lcr-*U Flymautb . Ill up
. ->onUaoa, 'I3-*M ...... Ml «P
•I3--I4 WUlye Ml
■U- M Rambleri ...........^t
■M Bnlck. AUjmwer ........ M
ta 8no2in'*HT.'An NWar
;"c357c. **it??K%
■M Fontlao au^ WMN ■13 FenUae-'IS tSevy Caav.
mony othara to chooM fre finance ARIUtNOEP ----- ~.Tg 13 aORUI
' ’58 OLDSMOBILE
A hesNtIful Paarl ft WblU f|alah Mper "M Hardtop . CNN
‘'‘$1975
Crissman
ROCHESTER
Onaa Evaa. ■TU I
BIRMINGHAM TRADE
UM Oldimoblla M BoUday, 3 door hardtop, rad aad vhIU, lai-maeulata In aad out FoWtr etaar-las end brakat. almaat mw UrM. Rtirry. lUN N aiwithf oa Bal-
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S, WOODWARD MI 6-3901
1M« OLDSMOBILE*M SEDAN, aIB-aolulcly no ml. Rw perfeet. Clean In nnd out. |TM. Mo Mi^ Down. Take ovgr paymenta ol tl.M per Week.^UMlINOHAU. RAinj^. mt I. WOODWARD.
INTOLDB CONYEBTIBLETTwif-ar •tearing. Fowar brakai.
Hydraaatte ... MIN
UM OhU 3 dr. HardUm I IN
HOMER HIGHT MTRS.
"IS uiButM from Fontlac'*
,OA HMg
Bale Deed Cgrs 106
KatlaefraU. »** ^
•55 PLYMOUTH
3 DOOR SBO^, RADIO ANI HEATER, snot SHIFT.
$695
JEROME
Sralf r'owntr tharp. Qsrkston Motor Sales
ilM PLYMOUTH JibAll, BADIC ft HBATER. WRITI WAUA AB-BOLUTILT HO MOMfY^WN
8S’^u'^?V
M Ml 4-TIM, breld Turaar
BLOOMFIELD TRADE
SrIb Died toB J06
RUBS'
V Johnson
At
Lake Orion
• OFFERS SSSdW&Jg’fVAi
- Russ lohnson-Motor Sales
Lake Orion
MY 2-2871 MY 2-2381
36 YEARS
IN THE
USED CAR
. BUSINESS i^omyro Fiiugigia. 4 door
■IT DaSOTO FIREDOME 4 DOOR
IN
■M brtOTO PIREPUTE 3 DOOR HARDTOP. Pgwar RUr-— “-
mlw. ngj***”
m FIRETO.«^D^
BRAID
Motor Sales
■M OLDS S-DR. BUFBR H mW-
UM OPEL. lEC. OOWDinOH.
per, automatic. ,-----------------
Hailln and haaUr. Claaa. $4M. No -----------------------------------
M Cbryilar. claaa lUl U-’ll CbevT. RftH.
•3' 51 Foatlae .........
U-M Flyindiith. goad ll-'U Bnlek, good run M Ford V-B Klrlaaa
BCOMOMY CARS
•tatlon wagon. S.evUndT, laUc. A-L MM. IMT Fly-_____j 4 door Balvadart, I itaad-
Maie darvlw’**' *** *'♦“’•• ^ INT FLYMOuiat '3' d6(^ RADIO --------------------lOLUTBLY NO
tATBR, ABS Y DOWN.
INI PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR SEDAN, V^. Mono. WW Uraa, parfaet condition. owned by Cbryaler en* gineer. ITN. MA HTTL___
STOP AND SHOP THESE VALUES AT
OLIVER'S
M BUICE .... Mill
« name hardTOT INVICTA, Ra^ ler. D.FIow. Power
WILSON
PONTIAC - CADILLAC I960 THUNDERBIRD
SPfHtTB COUPE. BronM la color with 3-tone interior to mateb. Fordematte, p o w e H atearlng, brakea, wladowa plut full line of factory aoect*arief. In (bowr« ooadlUon. Only MM actual ml
1958 CHEVROLET
CORVEITB CONVlRTlBtE. WL._ "He top- Thli ear la la
hllawaU I >rl Only I:
1958 FORD
PAIRLANB IN. TUa ear la apetleaa throulbout. A beautiful 3-toae green ft Ivory with Fordomatlc. Power. ateertag, plMrer brakea. Radio, heater, whttewan Urea. A one owner beautyl Oa& HIM.
BTARCHIEF. Raauttfal top ft —
1957 PONTIAC
harltop.
----------with bUN
auatehkif laurlor. Hydra-power ateertag ft brakes. „ ft heater. A alee clean I14H.
,1956 PONTIAC
HARDTOP, -......
itlc. Few
rart bhMk beaUtyl Only NN.
1956 CHEVROLET
EBJtm, 4 dMr. Brooaa ft whIU. V-l,ntadlo ft haaUT. Standard traaaaalaaioft Thli car la epotlaia t^^oatT latartot Ilka bawl
1955 PONtlAC
........B>. 3 door hardtop. Tkr-
ouoiue * white wHM matching-jNtbar trim. FuU Hae of fael^
--piua hvdbmmaUc, __
atoarUig ft krakte. ITN.
WILSON
PONTI^e-CApiLLAC
mn
Woodward
l;
Ecooomleall
M FORD 3 DOOR Bl
11441
___ SUad-
U groen. One owner.
■M OMC .................
-BUBURBAN. Heater. «»i______
Traae. Two Tone Orooa ft TVhlU flBlab. Whito WaUo, MN r” ThW It idoal for the hoator, crnMa or family car.
■N BUICK ....... .......
SUPER 4 DOOR HARDTOF. Ra-■ ft Haoter. D.FIow. Fowor
terlag ft vea Vlat.
Big. roomy,' aad comfortable.
■U FTOD.................. I13N
F '3M. STAKE BRUCE. Boater. Standard Traiu AU black. The right altc' for ^buelnaaa purpoaaa.
■H FORD . . HIM
FAIRLANE 4 DOOR SEDAN.
2rty*'oU*'ggtt.^'^ ‘'*“'
4 DR. Sn>AN, Boator, SUodart
Traaa. Oru tb^. -nua '-----
make a good aoooad carl
*H&UL • 1 DOOR HARO^^
•IT PLYMOUTH........... |Mt
4 DOCMt SEDAN Radio ft Haaler,
ful White ft Turaaota. A i
ftHejr
ma TTUIo
ft Om«. W.WaUa.
■HEJIO |n*^ATOJ
OLIVER
MotdrSalas s
m ORCHAJID LAKE ATE.
BUICK
OPEL RENAULT JEFP
FE 3-»tl Opaa Etm.
bardm radio ft baatar, automoUe traaamlaaloo. Factory oxacuUvo*c
BIRMIhJGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARO MI 6-3904
REPOSSESSION
M fuU 1^. He I R Svd. lauU' at Auburn
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__________JJOOB r___
WagOD Ftymonth. lasw uiliaago. Meat tcU Quick. BE 4-41N.
UM PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR PRIVATE OWNER Two Tooc, Low MUom, No Ruct Real abors - rt 14344
You Muat BN n, MN_
*11 hLYMOUTftl. 4 DR. AUfOi yt^O«|<j^Oond. Rtaa. By owa-
FOR SAUfTMl PLYMOUTH BA-voy, good engine new Urea and brakea. MW. Fbone FE HIM UM jPLYMOUTH BBLVKDl^ 3 dMr hardtop. apoUaaaly clean. Boulppad of Murat. Bpeclal 3 da/a aaly. I13N. lUB or M Uada dn.
BIRMINGHAM
•RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD MI 63904
UM^ FONT^^
itaerlnf. no mat. U*a a'l-awaar, im. No Mooay bowa. TUa over payment! of M.U per week. BIR-MlMOHAM' -f RAMBLIH, M B.
WOODWARD. MI l-MN._
INI PONTIAC Him ACTUAL mllea. rant Ukc a deer. IIH. No Money down take over poymente ef ll,U per woU^ KIlUINO-BAiTRAMBt^ m s. mooo-
WARD. MI T"
feed crodlttcm?^! I-34N.
'13 kfDRftM ATlC FONTUC ' iM. wM run. FE l-im.____
LOOI^!
INT FORD
BUY! SAVE!
44eor -eedea tr-----
dlo aad heater. ThU U_______
UN FONTIAC .............. Iim
4-aoor sedan Hydraaullc. radio, beater new apare. Nice blue fla-bb witb cbroaac on doora. Law mileage am UN BUlCK - ipar 4^1 iwer brU -Id beater. .
UN PONUAC Btarchlcf 4rt«
INTVOLSBWAOBN
UM PONTIAC MM
Otloxe 4-door aadaa. Rydramatlc,
- radio aad baatar. Vaivea have Hat bean ground aad tt ruH Uko UN Ford . iiaM
OMntiiy tedaa' 'wagoii'aritb Port-O-MoUe. V4 n^o. radio aad beater. Solid treon boaaly.
UN FORD ........ ...... . lUM
cuatem -30B" Perd-O-Mattc. I efi-iadera, radle and htater. Bpart •lUl new. Only T.m Mtual mllet. IIH CRBVT *•“■
Impale M
gtirvft'
lir bMtM viUi povtr W9t brAtt. Fpwtr-
FACT6rY BRANCH ’60 PONTIAC
VENTURA HARDTOP
$2995
Pontiac
Retail
Store
3-39S4
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__ FONTIAC
33M WATKINb lake JROAp^ Uj^CATALHIA "VUiTA. TOWg ^ ft B., lew mUoaga. H.3N. FE
„ PONTIAC. HYDRAMATO. OloftelB, mat sou. As N. For-
ry Bt. rit I-3HT.__
•to PONmeyCATALM^ ^------
' *”*ut4 roiffiAgrFDi^ REPOSSESSION
Mb IflSi. ^rjVtteuS.
iBte Auto. Ur. BtU. Ft i-am
___Ul BM BlvA B. at Auburn_
UM FONTIAC 4-DOOR mBMX. Radio, boater, Rydramatlc. Tbc color U right oad the ear U mgi Our atock No. IMT. Only
North Chev.
Hunter Bird, at B. Woodward Ava.
NO MONEY DOWN
UM PMttec atattoa wagon. -
LuUy'‘Auta‘BaUa|‘% 8liWI^ 4-3314 133 B. BUlnaw. ___
WnkMiTiAC MMinnrnXi, 4-bR. ^ra .l^H* power, ww. FB
Keego ^aler^ Service
■M^ FONTIAC, BOHNinnLLB
• door, radio, beater, hydramt_
like new. I.M* mllea. Vrhtte waU tires, sids vuw mlrrora under--- - I. M,TH.
For SaUjCm »4»
iuu w». m«.^
lim MM down ar oU UoN,
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD Ml 63904
A-l OaofPSr ObMar
'59 RAMBLtR
am««c^jdoo*
'Cy' Owens
-ITRAMlLliRS 40
"*R 8? C RAMBLER SUPER MARKET
COMMERCE B»*„
EM 34W ,
uij RAMBye^Fi^k^Tj^g^ MTirnlo*ovarJmymMdaMWB
tIM RAMBLER"^0<W. NiW motor. Urea./ b^f. »». A-l
uapo. M E. Chtcage. _
UN LARK. 4' DOOR, RADIO, AND
VALIAf^
clarkston‘motor
SALpS
Mata at., aarkaton MA i-M4l Oat wiltfa tba o»aihoM-li lew
PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS
■N Cbavrotet Bit. I atlck . . II3M
■U ^d I ante.......... um
■N Ford vietortk HT ***'
■H Fonttaa B.C. .
■U Chei.........
■IS FootlM ......
M Ftj^ry at Madlst ^ CAlTFAtMENTd T65~BURbEN-
fiSS
•*Bo?J’s‘uSED CARS
-v$5.00 DOWN—
,_TIIANBFORtATION BPaCULB ^
•13 j^F*..'i i i i i i. * • S
■M Ford Wdor ........ Ul
■M Fort Forder ...... IN
■14 Foallao .........Ill
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Keego Sales & Service
HARBOR, MIC*.
tharp FPid O
Bteertas- Nruaa. auo. g m INI Ford S dr. sadu. A aleo
HOMER HiGtit M^
HIM
UM FORD .....im
Moot. CustamllnA.^-.auadart transmlsslaa. rV4. soil red with
44oor wagon Automatic trar.s-mltaloo. radio and heater omii like new Inside. Why psy
uS'cW'v'tT^
Bel Air 4rteor sedan. transmlaalon. V4. BolM rod with Md mter Sport never boon urt.JuL plain .beauulul. Lovely
UlOORD iuH
FUrlaae -MW hardtop with pl^
UN CHEVY ............. IIMI
I. Chrmae docor
aad whitewall tl
wladowa, ah t Dynanow,
eiiag, brakta aad radio and beater, never oaod. Alwaya garage
1Ih''’ciIEVY .............. HH
mu Air 4rtoor aedaa. FowerglC^
men finish One owner UN CHRYSLER ntg
Nswiwn hardtop, power steoitog ^ brUoa. antOmaUc traosmls-
^»5^?^r£r&u^'
IMT BUICE . . ■ ..... ling
Cuvalter wago^ Fewer hrakee, OyMOew,
52, hardtop. Power
steertog, brakea laat aad - wlo-
ud whRewgfle. Oat awaar and
uiiraEVY SUM
' sate^'b.^ w'a'tew'?ur‘.€
0 actual mOoa BtUl like mw IM. OLDS um
' *■ Power steering aad
______WiTOsai*
UN DTOOB m
44aer stdaa wMi good body tad good.
UM FOicnAC fUM
BeoncvlUo 4-door hardtop. Fowor
SHELTON-
. Pontiac -'Buick ROCHESTER OL 1-8133
jJ^tejrfrtte Jew otF gales
ASK TO SEE CAR No. 71 ...
ONE OF A KIND ■
SPECIAL
• -NEW- .
1960 FORD FAIRLANE
“500” TOWN SEDAN (4-DOOR) 6Cylinder Engine Fresh Air Heater
Push-Button Radio Windshield Washers Oil Filter Turn Indicators
STATE AND FEDERAL TAX INCLUDED
$2239.61
$223 DOWN'
1956 STUDEBAKER
COMMANDER 2-DOOR WAGON STANDARD TRANSMISSION
• A$573.89-
TO CELEBRATE OUR
30TH ANNIVERSARY.
HE ARE OniNO AWAY. JULY 7. I F.M.
.A MINUTURE UM % SCALE MODEL "T‘ RETAIL VALUE I3N. tTOP IN FOR DETAILS
Facilities and Qualified Mechanics to Properly SERVICE YOUR CAR THROUGHOUT ITS LIFETIME
t ARK OLD BNOUOH TO gBRTE YOU AND YOUNO feNOUOB TO Rf COMPBTinVB ON TODAY'* MARKET
BEATTIE
MOTGiR SALES, ING.
' 4.
“Your FORD DeJiler Since 1930"
______.AJ.jnsg BiaFuiati »
5806 DIXIE HIGHWAY" OR 3-1291
Service ahd Parts Dept. Open ’til 9 p.ht. Daily.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNEsbAY, MAY 11, 1060
FIFTY-ONE 3 -'i
-Today's Television Programs-.-
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Itll
UN
Ttnnovrs TV monjcam !N (3> liiwto (fadUi it 5 p.m.) (DJtanBoirii.
(T) ThrM Stoofig.
(S8) SpotUght «a Open.
<4) Weather.
(3) (4) Newi.4|parta.
(T) Stoogee (coot)
(9) Woody Woodpecker.
NewaNegaiiae.
(2) Newi Analyit
(4) li) Spccta.
(2) (4H7>Ntwt.
0) Tlcff Warmup.
(4) Border PatmL (D Youth Bomu.
(9) Man Without a Gun.
(») Talldiv Tbaa.
<2)T1fer BaaebaB. Datrott va. WuUnttBu.
(3) Baaeball (coot.)
(4) Wafon Train.
(7) Ariaona Gun.
t:N
TV
Features
(9)1
Don Ameehe, **nie Feml-ntne Touch." (*41).
(99) Keer Americana.
I (3) BaaebaD (cant)
(4) Wagao Train (cont)
(7) Not By Bread Akrne.
(9) Mhrie (began 7:N p.m.)
(59)
By IMtad Preea taterMlIe .nOBB BA9BBAIX, 7 p.m. (2). Detroit meets the Washb^ton Sen< atom in Gritttlh Stadium.
WAGON TBAOr, 7:90 p.m. (4). ~A eeunteaa fFelna Elg) Mea flirt.hmr way into a lavored po*
NOf BY BBEAO AUHfB. 8 p.m. (7). A filmed report on the sit-in dcmoaatratioM by Negro stwhota in H» South. Don Goddard nar-
■ABBlBr, 8:»
pjn. (7). Ricky Neison and Us Irieads look for summer Jobs and are sidetracked by a pretty girt In a tmvri bureau.
PianY 00MO8 MVSiO HAIL. 9 p.m. (4). Perry’s _ Cmm/Wv, ringer Tool Arden, anist Rogw Williams and o dian Johnqy Carson. (Color)
WEDNB8DAY NIGHT FIGHT, 9 p.m. 7). Middlsewl^U Don
Fullmer And Stefan Redl U ~acheduled lO-romd bout from West Jordan, Utah.
CnUXiB TREATBB. lO p.m. (3). A drama baaed on the adJuatmenU that divorced parents and their children nnist make. Nancy Wick-
ran n yovb ufe, lo p.m. (4). Ralph EdwanB brings to hii camera a World War II hero, his frienda and relatives.
JACK PAAB SHOW. U:30 pjn. (4). CkMsU include Walter Kier-nan, Arlene Frands, singer Jack Haricell, Minnie Guggenbeimer and Gerald Peters. With Hugh Downs and Joae Metis.
I (3) Baseball (oanr.)
(4) (Color) Price Is RlgM. (7) Oaria and Hirrict ' (9) Movie (begin 7:90 pm.)
(59) TMe Hunt I (3) Baaeball (coot)
(4) (Color) Perry Como.
|7) Wednaoday Ni^ Fiidita.
(9) 1-------
(59)
I (2)
I (3) Got a Secret.
(4) Como (cent.)
(7) nghte (conU (9) Mendld Ibeater.
I (7) Deadline News.
• (3) drcte Theater.
44) TUa b Your Lite.
(7) Hawaiian Eye.
(9) Newe, WeaUer.
» (9) Tricacope.
• (3) Circle Theater (cent.)
(4) Phfl SUvera.
(7) Hawaiian Eye (coot.)
(9) News.
A (9) Startight Theater. Drama: Anna Magnani, Roaeano Braed,. Geraldine Brooks. Eduardo Oanelli, “Volcano." (’51),
• (21 (4) (T) Neu% Weather,
• (7) Girt Decoy-
A (2) NiaJitwitefa Theater. Drama: Henry Ponda, “The mjtive." ('4T).
A (4) Jack Paar.
A (7) Janet Dean.
(4) (color)Continents da (2)
(2) On tha Firm Front.
(4) Today:
(2)1V OoDege.
(7) Funewa.
(2) Felix the Cat (7) Breaklaet Time.
(^ (>pl.—:
(7) Johnny Ginger.
(2) For Better or Worse.
(4) I Married Joan.
(2) Movie.
(4) Exerdae.
(7) Stage 3.
(4) Faye Eltzabeth.
(4) Douidi Re Ml.
(9) Billboard.
(9) Ding Dong Schori.
(4) Play Your Hunch.
(7) Detroit Today.
(7) News.
(2) I Love Lucy.
(4) (odor) Price Is Right. (7) House of Fashion.
(9) Movie.
(59) Bon Jour. - — (2) December Bride.
(4) Spelling Bee.
(7) Tower.
Lack of Records to Stall Rogers
Detroit Surgeon DIm
DETROIT 1» — Dr. Arthur S Hale, a senior staff eurgeon at Harper Hospital, died Monday. He was 99. Hale also was an aam-ciate surgeon at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Funetytl service wffl be held Wednesday,
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(2) Levn of Ufa.
(4) Trufli or G) ReeUess Gun.
(9) lUa Living Worid.
(4) (color) n Could Be Yon.
(3) Search for Tomorrow. G) Leva That Bob.
(9) PatriiN Parade. G).Guldiag light.
(9) News.
(4) Bold Jonmey.
(3) Our Mile Brooks.
(7) About Faces.
(9) Movia.
(3) Aa World Tuma.
G) Ufa of Riliy.
(56) Worid ISetory.
G) Day in Court
(2) Medic.
(4) Queen for a Day.
(3) House Party.
(4) Loretta Young.
G) Gala Storm.
(9) Kennady's Comer.
(59) Globetrottar.
(9) Movie.
(3) 8nrie.
(4) Young Dr. Malope.
(7) Beat the Oodc.
(2) Verdid Is Yours.
(4) Fipm These Roots.
(7) Who Do You Trust?
(2) Brightw Day.
(4) Fibber McGee, Molly. (7) - - -
(2) S
(3) Edge 61 Night (9) Robta) Hoou.
(4) Buckridn.
(9) Movie.
(4) (odor) George PterToti
(9) Looney Tunes. -(7) Rexiky and His Friends. (9) Jae LeGofL
Two Sbuthem G>unties likbk in Civil Rights Probe
NEW YORK (AP)-Ia your Job getting you down?
Well, a psychiatrist said Tuesday, people are usually very quidc to blame their Jobs for unhawi-humnnia, depression, heart pain and other ills.
But more .often their trouble*
from hnme or epcjal life, am.ndua]ly st^ becaiiae ol thebr or somethiilg wiUiin thanadves,|j^^ mm
ATLANTA (UPD-Inspection of voting records in four southern counties may be blodced by a lack of any records.
Officials in at least two of the four counties listed for (dweking Iqr federal officials said they probably have no records tt tell Atty. Gen. William Rogers what he wants to know.
The records In Webster Coaaly,
which then interfere with their work, he said.
Several studies indicate about 10 per cent of people have aymp-Fere enough to intoiete with their wont. Dr. Alan A. McLean, International Buainess Mar (Mnes (jorp.. New York, told the New York State Medical Society’s
be destieyed aeder
The new civil rights law, signed by President Elsenhower last week, makes it mandatory that voting records be kept^ Jeast “
The records in Wilcox County. Ala., were subpoenaed by a efa^ cult court in 1958 during a Federal Civil Rights Commisrion investigation and have not been returned to the county.
dersoB Brace Wid he has as reoerds at all la his efflee, "8o I
CPonty Attorney J, Fred Buz-hardt of McCormick County, S. C.. Md it was doriitful that any rec-
that Rogers’ statement that of flie county’s 2.625 Negroes of voting age is registered is “ob-
currimfly registered "and ifii Negro has been refused registration in McCormick county who applied.’’ Mrs. Florence McKinnon, tnpor-kjT court clerk in Georgia’s Webster (kiunly, said no Negroes had applied to regirier aa voters in the past two years “and I dtsAi if weVe got a dornn in this county wia> could qualify.”
Sam Engrihank, chairman of
committee, (diarged that the attorney general’s inveatigathm "win be the beginning of a 20th century inquiritkm.”
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Erato Ford packed I bag of asMited goodies last right and flashed back L433 years to give the “Staztime’* hour one of
The NBC-TV special, “Tennsatee Onto Meets Bing Arthur." was a frtsky. iree-wheriing adaptotion by Roland Kibbee o< Mark ’Twain’s classic, "A Connecticut Ysritee in King Arthur’s Omrt.”
uyawHness to htotovy,
IBs homilies and similes exj^oit-cd every possiUe target.
WATTSFORO PLAYERS MYSTERY - A sophisticated comedy, “Bell, Book and Candle’’’ will be presented at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the Isaac Oaiy^ Junior High School in Waterford Township, by the jUritoburi Flayers.
The leading roles will be played by Shirley Long aa the ^amoroua witcA and Duke Chaffee aa a miellbound young publisber. From left are William SoUeyt Chaffee. Mri. Dorothy MacArthur and Jamea Starnes.
Woeg May Lie Within You
Don't Blame Job for Gloom
nia, loaa of appetite, hl|d> blood pteasute, angiM or heart pain.
But piychiatitots actipg aa ooi-suHants to Industry rei^ only a
pki^ with psychiatric symptoms
of 24 men, ranging tram ridiled craftsmen to corporate ofBdala, who became emotionally ill. They were in their early 50’s on the
three to six months before the
<WE HAVE BEAD’
“We have heard tiiat ‘overwork’ caused Mr. Jones to develop an acute addaophrenic reaction.'
“We read ttot ‘your next otkxi can km you.*
"We have read the reoommen-datton made by skilled physicians 'Mrs Smith needs a medical leave of absence to overcome her
nd _Jifc _Eadi man iM
many times, Md>an
added, we hear that Job pressure
from his company, ht said. Then the Job change came along when they were under stress.
cemwetod with the Job don’t tilg^ most lymptonu cl
seen on the Job.
different firms in the stndy-an average of 25 years. VNIHBB LONG STREU
ill after seme diange in their Jobs, promotions, change of a boas to whom the man was accustomed.
But in eadi case, the man had
Judge Unprejudiced onGarole,HeSays
had been physically ill, others under emotional stress at home, in social life, or financially.
need a strong guiding hand, and appeared to be emotional support
'Twittyburger' Helps London to Forget Meg
diminated to ths last batf-hov.
IB Mb Jaamey to aaderstoBd. with Md^aaaal wMMyed iMaria aad sapply al vsrdaat.
We first met the oT pea^dter In a aotfa Century laboratory, the willing subject of a scientific cxperiinait. (That lab seem, with ■dentists bustling about, somehow resembled a oominerdal for a near filter.)
THE CHANNEL SWDWl A png-Teas report from Orson WeDes teUa UB that ha hopes to rign Oiartton. Heston for tba titls rola to hto CBS-TV spedai for next aesaoB,, a modern-dress veraioB lo “Jriha CUesar." Taping begjna to Londm next August
Md Tormc retum to AB(^TV’s 'Pat Boone Sbowroosn" for tbs Thuraday, May 19, hatt-boar. ... Ctotol Huey has been signed aa choreographer and guest star tor CBS-TVs “amamer to New YartT comedy vedal on Thursday, Junt 30. The bour atara Phil Silveto and (torai 1
Get Divorces in PariiaiTient
Arttaor’a OaiiMlot to tike year 09.
The obvious differences between those days and today’s dviluation were massaged with innocent gentle and aemiapologetic
Noting that he would be traveling kckward to'torioe, Ford referred to himsdf as 1 "back astronaut."
Told that he had landed to Cama-hit be ariced, “Is that anywfatre war Chattanooga?"
When a servant eanw'^alsag arldi a tray. Bnsto aabad. "Wtori-ya gri Iberer Ttttlasr"
The answer: "No. Food."
And so ft went
OTTAWA (AP)—Tb get a divorce in ()utoce or Ntovtoondland you have to go before (toauto's Parliament
becaum nettber pcovinea baa I divorce couA A petition
la one omtomw acene. where Ertlie was about to be burned at the stake by King Artinir, Ernie appealed for the abolition of capitri
Usually, oT Erri was b ii« the Camriotians with quotoa
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The judge wbo’U bear to-trtol of the Finto murder case denies he’a prejudiced against Carole Tregott.
ani, Natiian Hale and "The Farmer’s Almanac,” and introducing tham to such luxuries as hria hoops and yo-yos.
I found King Arthur and Mripanions a swinging,, jolly group around the round table.
Attomeya for Mist Tregoff charged Tuesday in an atfhtovit that Superibr Judge LeRoy Dawson cannot give the onetime re-cepriontot and Dr. R. Bernard Finch a “fair or impartial trial." No specifics were cited. Judge Dawson refused to disqiuaUty himself.
‘the re-trial begins May 23. Miss Tregoff and Finch are charged with the ambush slaying of Finch’s socialite wife, Barbara, last July.
About 2,500 pounds ot Douglas jfir tree seeds win raise upwards of 100 million trees under ideal conditions, acccadtog to forestry
k Teday, far titampto, toa
One of the neatest touches to the low came when Entie, endeavor-ing to anuiss Ua unfriendly faoato, rend a motber^in-law Joke from hla almanac.
Aa the crowd groaned. King Ai1toiraakl,’”TiaanandentJeit" Helptog to nsaka H an rifttoto avantag wsiw Vtoaea* Prlask Atan Blewtoay (as Aritonr), CM
Lee J. Cobb served as the rirac-ter and be kept everything in ordhr
Ctoittiy to rooriy dose
Ifi Requirtd Procedurt in 2 Canada Provincti Lacking Such Courts
pna^ to granted.
First u Senate committee bean tiw petition in private; then it goes to the fun Senate. Next a
aad finally the full House. ONLY t REASONS
only for adultery or nonconsum-nudkm, the only grounds recognised in the eigto other proviness wHh the exception of Nova Scotia which todudes extrema cnirity.
Now, for the first time, Partla-
ment b eoaridertos •
desertion. 12 the decree to granted, an important preoti dent wiU be set A Canadian’s divonw in Raw. Mexkx) or anywhere elae outride Canada to not recognliad at honw. This to baaed on tha Idea that one cannot go outside his country to aerie eomeddag his oonatry’s laws deny him.
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LONDON —- Conway Twltty came to London and made some people forget about tba wedding of that Jones woman.
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*T hava Jast iavantoi a Twlttybarger," Caaway Twltty aaaoBiwed to aw adten I met him. "A Twlttybargar," elpVtined the good-Joaklag yanagr Aawriean atogar, "to sort of a aaadwleh." A flma leak of hanger came into bis eyea.
“You take some chopped charcoal-broiled meat put on that a la^ of toasted dteese, and on that a layer of kUcM pineapple.” “Goodbye now," said aomebody with a' WILSON weak stomach, wobbling out "You put <Hi that" Ckmway Xliatty went on, "some deep-fried batter, then add four sUees of crisp, g(dden-brown bacon.” A couple of Britiahera dropped out, locking 111.
"Thatto daggene good, aad yen eeaid atop ri^t hero,'* added Oeaway Twltty, "but lUketoadd
S^lif Umfsetfie ti Hufe Swings!
grouping, his band, wanted Bed Mem, and wired Dlaah m: "Can I have my ribea man back nowt"
Ctoarttoa Haaton left for an Australian penonal appaar< anoe tpur, but hk wife atayed briilnd-her dad died suddenly Stove BaaaaA unknown two yean ago.' to asking isoOa a
it it it
TODAYW BBST LAUGH: Phil SUven daaetlbed hto post as Prior of tlM Friars: *T watch for teeberp oh Broadway, gnd if shy ipjtovVI ke(9 oiif i^nochte icvds OOn i^stang wtt*lnH^ edrihrethar.
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then prees it so it’s thin."
That’s evidently what young men frnm Arkansas eat to make them so famous they come to Lemdon and star billing and make packes of mon-ey.
"1 am also Inventing," Conway Twltty said, "a drink callsd A Twlttypop."
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■ ryiet hydiligw w atomic wMpont will canUmte to fly from BrflUfa ; bnea dekpltc tWr fmCiebffilnK sum-’ niit CMlierence, ft wai announced ' 7\i«day.
' Uborito M. P. HaroKl Davies ' asked If the government would or> . dier these patrol flights to stop for ' the*duratk>n of the summit talks. ♦ ★ a
• Home Secretary H. A. Butler, rfeylng that aircraft using British
bases ocmurtonally carry nuclear
• weapons, told him, 'We see no . need to. make aiQr change at this
Ciub Ahrayi Gains by Losing
some men members of TOPS att 11>e mal he«4 of the family ialplaln it to anyhoily . . . A local|li«. Whenever I drove through
t she someone who can vend a ooupla man sold his mlidatuta [^orts «ar, the park peopla triad to fMd ft.”
TOPS Weighs Queen Decision
mgimben are women.
“We*va got one mi poup," ah esaid. “Bui
DErmorr tupi) - The biggest Mrs will be the winners when TOPS holds Its national convention here May U>21.
TOPS-which stands tor Take Off Pounds Sensibly— Is a nonprofit group therapy organization tor
The Baltic Sea coVers about 1163,000 B(|uat« miles and ir up to .1.S00 feet deep.
Alcoholice Anonymous. The over-_ht persons get together once a week to encourage eadh other to follow the orders of .their in diet, exerclM and other reducing methods.
TOPS wUI Mune a aatienal qaeoi May 11 awl the queea wiU oanm train anwng eight oaadl-datoa, aach af whom feet mos« than JW poiuMls diirtag IMI, tiw
Mggest weight lasers ameag TOPSs SMM memben tram 47 atalM, hMtudtag Alaska aad
natural to ask Mrs. Coulter what TWS had done tor her.
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Last year, TCMPS announced that Its members lost a total of M.7 tons. At this national convention, '.TOPS hves to umounce the weight loss In 1959 topped 19«.
LOSES 146 POUNDS Michigan’s candidate for T(H*S queea is Mrs. Barbara Giannetti, Taylor T^miuhlp. Bdrs. Gtomietfi[^ whittled off 165% pounds durhig 19S9 and is the state queen.
Mrs. Grata Qmltar, leader of an East Side Detroit TOPS dub, is acthig as publicity chairman tor the national convo^on. So It was
ample at TOPS, bat aald she Jotoed the oegaaliatlan Ova yean age whan she weighed UL She’s • feet, 6 >«hes ti^a aad has trim mad her weight to US
TOPS, said nMrs. Coulter, was founded Jan. 21 IMS, by Mrs. Efiw Schiilihd Men?, b Milwaukee
tiw first TOPS battle against fat. Seme 3.000 noembers,! are expected lor the oonveiftlon ‘era.
Mrs. Coulter said there will be
R in my there arc
Just as losing those first pounds is the toughed, TOPS dues alaa go down aftfr the first two years. It costs 18 to join and 16 the Id year but only $6 after that
Wfiight Curbs On Again
LANSING (iS-Weight raatric-tions have been reinstated on all state trunklines in the ^pper Penhwuto because of advene weather the past weekend, the State Highway Department rnmrt-sd. Routes designated as jtil-saaaon trunk lines were excepted from the onfer.
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