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ae ovial Moment in Official Visit 
  JOIN IN LAUGH — President Eisenhower and 
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi 
a laugh during a picture-taking session in Wash- 
- ington, Standing are Keichire Asakai, Japanese 
ambassador to the mms States, and Douglas of Japan share 
in this country   
AP Wirephote 
MacArthur II, U. S. ambassador to Japan. Kishi, 
for three. days of talks with the 
President, said the talks may open a “‘new era of 
Japanese-American relations.”’ 
Dulles, Japan’s Prime Minister | Post 
| fo Curtail Some 
Mail Services 
‘}mittee told the Post Office & ightin     
  
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t Pick HettestCet Cool $100 In just ten days a Ctisp’ $100 U. S. Savings 
bend wil go to Pontiac’s top weather prog- 
nosticator; for picking June's hottest mo- 
ment. 
If you: tailed to enter the Pontiac Press’ Office Told ©   
The same rules issued: for this month's: 
temperature guesses will apply. 
Simply—mail—tor—deliver in person) a 
post card with your name, address, and 
contest, or if you found your prediction fell forecast as to the date, hour (a. m. or 
a little short during the recent heat wave, p. m.), and hottest moment in July to: 
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House Committee Asks - 
Department to avoid 9 
    Sizing Bolts.    ‘Fell Soldiers 
at Fort Bragg 48 Men Are Treated 
at Base Hospital After | 
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Due to your fine response in guessing 
June's hottest moment, the Press has decid- 
ed to conduct another contest for. July. 
The lucky winner again will receive 
a $100 bond. 
Only ‘one entry per person. All entries 
must be in the Pontiac Press building by 
2 p. m. Saturday, June 29. The deeision of 
Press judges will be final; and in case of 
a tie, the prize will be split. 
The contest is open te all Press sub- 
scribers and carriers. Only employes of 
the Press and their immediate families 
are barred. 
  Weather Man 
Pontiac Press 
P. 0. Box 40 
Pontiac, Michigan ‘Fiscal Debacle’ — 
WASHINGTON (—The | i 
House Appropriations Com-)~ 
That gives you nine days to ponder July's 
hét spot. 
One -hundred dollars would buy a swell 
set of golf clubs, lovely lawn furniture, or 
some light weight summer togs to weather 
the heat, ; 
We're just as anxious to give away that 
$100 as you are to receive it. 
Why not give it a try? We'll be awaitin’ 
» your reply. Department today to cur- * 
tail some of its mail serv- 
ices and live within its © 
reduced funds to avoid ~ 
repetition of “the fiscal de- 
bacle of the spring of © 
1957.” Fs 
It cut 1642 million dol-| 
lars from the department’s | ~ 
request for an extra 149% = 
millions to supplement @ Steam Blast Is Ship’s 2nd Accident in 2 Months previous appropriation of| 
$3,192,000,000 for the fiscal) 
year starting July 1. 
Large) w . re t i 
o along wi 
the conmmittten’s Geconie JACKSONVILLE, 
mendations when it con- craft carrier F oney bil] Roosevelt limped into port early 
ee ve ay ee today, the victim of its second ‘ 
accident at sea in two months. Postmaster General Summerfield On board were two dead and   
Fla. «P—The, the 6th Fleet in the Mediterran. | 
ranklin D., ean in duly. 
The Roosevelt reduced. 
‘to secure the boilers'’’ immedi- crashed near 
ately after the explosion and° six 
or seven planes in the air were warrior attack bomber, 
  ‘told the committee some service 4, seriously injured crewmen. diverted to land fields at Jack- CTe’w~™men parachuted and were} 
curtailments would ‘be put. into They were sprayed by live steam Sonville. 
jeffect if the entire request were not which—spewed out when=a—pump' picked up unhurt. 
——topkins told   2 Killed, 5 Hurt on Carrier One plane, a twin-jet A3D Sky-| 
was un-| 
speed able to lower its landing gear and! 
the carrier basin 
at nearby Mayport. The three|Division of the North Carolina Na- rare Storm 
-| FT. BRAGG, N.C. # — 
| Lightning struck twice 
* within 10 minutes, killed 
‘|two National 
Hand knocked over soldiers 
_ “like bowling pins” on this 
_ Army paratrooper base last 
* night. 
‘| The base hospital called 
“lin off-duty personnel to 
_|handle the 48 patients who 
; poured in for treatment for 
.|five or six hours after the 
fierce electrical storm 
swept across Ft. Bragg: 
Field aid stations gave first aid 
jtreatment on the spot. 
The Army identified the vic- 
| tims as Sgt. 1.C. Walter Lee 
Milam, 26, and Pfc. Arthur Bel- 
ton Norris Jr., 19, both of Kan- 
napolis, N.C. 
Units of the 30th Old Hickory | 
| .| | 
tonal Guard bore the brunt of the 
|storm’ s attack. The 8 000 Tar Heel 
“Hewsren the Guardmen 
Seek ‘New Era’ of Relations: WASHINGTON Japan'sja ‘“‘new era” 
Prime Minister Kishi and Secre-|can relations. 
tary of State John Foster Dulles} Kishi told Congress that Japan 
buckled down to intensive mara-|is trying to demonstrate to Asia 
thon ~ today aimed at creating |that “poverty and privation”’ can be overcome “without the Com- 
munist short cut.” in Japanese-Ameri- igranted. The curtailments seem to; 
“yery desirable’’ and should 
\have been ordered before now: 
It sald it could see “no sub- 
stantial reason why second-class 
publications and third-class bulk | 
wailings should net be required | jexploded deep inside the 45,000- 
ton warship yesterday. 
Tweiity-nine other 
were stricken with heat eres 
| tion or exhaustion, many of them 
in efforts ‘to rescue trapped com- 
rades. i 
| 
| i ___ Hearing Set in Death 
of 18-Month Baby 
DETROIT (INS) — A hearing \pump room on the fourth or fifth hi ti ini \summer training in a wooded area 
ship was on a routine training 19 miles west of the main portion exercise when the accident oc- |of the base. 
curred at 12:42 p. m.- about 100 | SKIPPED AROUND 
miles, off the coast. : 
| Hopkins said the explosion oc-lning skigped Tt ke tavome jcurred “about midships in the! . . jarea as many of the soldiers stood 
    
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Willman Says Waler Report! 
Is Purely a Local Fight A report that Detroit may not be capable of pumping 
water to Pontiac as part of a met 
lan, was called “pure! 
Walter K. Wi 
Laurence. G, Lenhardt, Me 
Planning commission adviser ropolitan service area 
— fight” today by City 
itan Area al 
former Detroit water   
Refuse to Delay 
Trial of Hoffa Appeals Court Denies 
Defense Motions to Stall 
Case of Teamster Boss 
WASHINGTON (~The .U. S. 
Circuit Court of Appeals refused 
today to order a delay in the con- 
sought 
lanche” of publicity regarding the) 
Senate Rackets investigating com- 
mittee hearings prevented a fair 
trial now. 
i, The motions were denied a short 
time later by the court without 
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Reading Pleasure For 
WAC VACATIO     
    ‘superintendent, denounced 
Ja National Sanitation 
Foundation study recom- 
mending creation of a huge 
six-county area with De- 
troit as its principal sup- 
plier. 
“TI know that Detroit is split into 
two groups on this topic,” the 
manager said, “It's Lenhardt ver- 
sus Remus as to what Detroit can 
do with its water.” 
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Levhardt, Gerald K. Remus’ 
predecessor as water superintend- 
ent, was city engineer for Pontiac 
SUPPLYING 46 SUBURBS 
Detroit is presently supplying 
water to 46 suburbs, including 
Birmingham. _ : : 
Lenhardt attacked the service 
gen maintains that Detroit 
  . . We have already demon- 
strated that free enterprise serves 
human happiness and welfare in} 
an honorable way and with full 
respect for the dignity of man.” 
CONFERRED YESTERDAY 
Kishi, who conferred yesterday 
with President Dwight Eisenhower 
on arriving for a three-<day visit, 
meets today with Dulles for two 
major conferences. 
In a,short speech prepared for 
delivery to both the House and 
Senate, the prime minister em- 
phasized Japan's devotion to 
“democratic principles and 
ideals.” / 
He said: “In all our free world 
relations, our association with the 
United States is to us the most 
important. 
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“We believe that our friendship, 
our mutual respect and trust and 
our bonds of cooperation must ever 
be « strong, ‘especially in these 
times when tensions persist in 
many parts of the world. 
+... From our talks there 
will emerge, I sincerely trust, a 
strong and enduring partnership 
that will open the door to a new 
era of Japanese-American rela- 
tions.” 
Today's meetings are expected 
to be on a more sober level than 
those of yesterday which were 
carried out with marked infor- 
mality and were highlighted by a 
protocol-breaking. precedent — a 
game of golf at Burning Tree) 
Country - Club. 
“ & ©& 
Japan's trade two ways—with 
Red China and the United States— 
is slated to be given careful 
scrutiny. 
  No ‘Hearings’ on Air _ 
WASHINGTON @ — House 
  
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t + “Inasty disease which the Pattons|- 
sfAieons nao boi . ’ te be zoned in the face of a W. 
ys a oS sero Ineyoten? ta the fine training ofan 18-monthis<ld baby believed to IU, Ss. Navy men with holding down have been electrocuted in his Dear-| 
Under the postal zoning system, 'the number of casualties. He sald porn Township 
rates increase as the delivery dis-/“I can't pinpoint one single man x — . | got 
tance ‘increases. for heroism; “all are equally de-' ‘hatch. 
The committee said it saw no |serving of praise.’ 
reason why star route service| THROU STEA 
should not be reduced to once |" Wane — _ 
ly where cticable at an es- — caving of $700,000. lace steam for rescue work OF him failed: 
Go A ee [fo se hp gre damage. Ae The boy’s father, Edward, said Se 
r points, m of investigation met to|he believed his son was killed ported by contractors between ‘determine the extent of damage.lwnen he wat cnc band oo a detec Hannah for Wilson Post? | 
| some post offices and rail ‘The explosion blew pieces of the tive television set and the other 
terminals, or between larger (pump through two bulkheads a8 on a newly-installed air condition- post offices and small post of- |well as the steam lines. Hopkins',. 
‘said, however, he did not think) The father said he was aware) 
“Cane savings, the committee the ship would need drydocking'o¢ 4 short circuit in the TV set,| has 
said. could be made by suspend- for repairs. jbut stated it did not appear seri. tential replacements for (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | ‘The vessel is scheduled to join |ous. ' tary of ‘Defense Wilson. 
Press Contest Pooch, ‘Skippy’ 
in Same Home After 8 Years ‘nounced dead yesterday at the; 
|Redford Township Fire De- class, Spartanburg, 8.C.; 
| Norwood, S.C, 
WASHINGTON i — The name 
of Dr. John A. Hannah, president | 
of Michigan State University, 
been added to the list of po- | 
Secre- | 
  
By DICK SAUNDERS 
‘out would tumble a ball of fur!| 
Fight years ago The Pontiac ijqwever, he did know his Press made a young Lapeer boy) gren strength,” added Mrs. Patton. 
the proud owner of a six-month-\-not one kitten had a scratch on old puppy. Skippy, clumsy little} j, 
cocker with a flouncy coat, went 
to eight-year-old Bruce Patton, son) 411. is an unusually smart dog,’ of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patton, Grace. wied. “1 cea’ remember 
6 Higley St., Lapeer, for winning : 
~ ifirst place in The Pontiac Press’ \ 
“Skippy” contest. 
Bruce,’ now 16. years. old, won 
the puppy by submitting the best; ‘the backyard. He would go out) Seep anywhere but at the foot of Mr. Patton's bed. It seems 
‘and edge the lid from atop the) the bed was on casters and one 
‘box and let the hen out just &o side of It was up tight against 
Nerd chase her around the | the wall. a © 
y 
i _ When the Pattons first 
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  letter in 25 words or less telling 
why he wanted a dog like Skippy. 
jSince then the dog has become a@ 
part of the Patton family, bringing 
them many moments of happiness. 
2 ae oe 
The Pattons still live at the 
Higley street address and they still 
have Skippy, but the cocker 
spaniel isn't as frisky as he used 
to be. He has been sidelined by a 
They said the disease is stub- |. ; 
born and ‘has disa for 
short periods, but has reap- 
peared about three ¢mes since. 
goes 
    s credited|Will be held today in the death of|deck below the hangar deck.” ° 
ng » The two men. killed were on) 
|watch in a compartment adjoin- 
ing the pump room. Live steam) pins," one soldier said, 
to them through an open 
Fifty to 60 men entered the partment where efforts to revive|and Sidney R. Wall, 20, fireman, 
| He'd then open his mouth and ,when we had a hen in a box in| Mr. Patton. In fact, he wouldn't 
During the first night he slept 
get there, Skippy rolled over against 
(Continued on Page 4, Tol. 1) in chow line, méss kits in hand. 
“The men. in front of me were 
knocked down “My 
metal mess gear was wrenched 
from my hand and bent all out 
Little Jeffery Horgas was pro-. Hopkins listed the dead as Bob-| of shape." 
E. Hyder, 22, boiler attendant Another recalled, “The ground 
shook something terrible and my 
"/feet felt like the ground was sizz- 
ling—just burning up.” 
After the first flash, one guards- 
man removed his boots to see if 
{his feet were injured. “I just put 
|my bare foot on the wet ground 
|when another bolt struck like the 
first one,” he said. “I was 
knocked to the ground along with 
lother people in the tent.”* 
‘FOUR. IN HOSPITAL 
An Army spokesman said four 
of the injured were admitted to 
the hospital as patients, none seri- 
ously hurt. The other injured re- 
mained in the hospital overnight 
to catch up on their sleep béfore 
returning to their units. 
. More than three miles from 
the center of the storm damage 
one soldier was talking on a 
field telephone. A jolt ofetectrt- 
city threw him completely across 
a large tent. . 
The storm moved across the 
vast military reservation between 
5 and 6 p.m. Jack. Younts, a ra- 
dio station executive at Southern 
Pines, 10 miles from-the scene of 
the storm damage, said he could 
clearly see the electrical activity 
pe up the sky. , 
    
F air, Warmer 
Weather Seen 
Tonight, Friday 
L Pontiac's weather forecast is 
\right in tune with the official ar- 
‘rival of summer at 11;21 a.m. 
jtomorrow. 
_ Fair and warmer is the outlook 
‘for tonight and tomorrow. The low 
tonight will be 60 to 64. High to- 
morrow 81 to 85. : 
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Although most of the state's 
populace has roasted recently in 90 
  
  like bowling 
plus mercury readings, a Univer-';   
    
   
          
               
       
  
      
    
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“Ib Small Auto Cars Now Produced 
in England, Germany; 
Pontiac to Distribute | 
General Motors announced to- 
day its small, foreign-made Vaux- 
hall and Opel passenger cars’ will 
be imported for sale in the U. $. 
for the first time this fall. 
GM President Harlow H.' Cur-| 3 
tice, in a letter to the firm's dis-| 
tributors and dealers, said the| : 
- small autos will be imported in 
‘‘Jimited numbers.” 
Distribution of the Vauxhall 
line will be handled in this coun- 
try by Pontiac Motor Division, | and the Opel line by Buick Motor 
Division. 
The Vauxhall Victor is built at 
Luton, England, while the Opel 
Rekord is produced in West Ger- 
many. 
The victor, a four-door sedan 
with four-cylinder engine, is al- 
most three feet shorter and one 
foot narrower than GM's Chevrolet. 
Present models of the Rekord 
are similar to the Victor, but 
there will be a model changeover 
prior to its introduction in the U.S.| - 
Curtice said U.S. prices of the 
cars will be announced by the 
distributing divisions when they 
become available for sale in this 
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The first shipment of the two 
lines will be made to the North W. Grotelueschen, 
minute instructions to Cpl. 
(left) of 273 Lakeside Drive, and 
Laidlaw: (in background), LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS—Maj. Edgar 
(right), of Royal Oak, unit 
advisor for the 703rd Tank Battalion, and Sgt.1.C. 
Robert F. Lee, (center) .of 267 Ferry St., 
istrative advisor, are shown above giving last 
Henry P. 
of Lake Orion, just 
before the two men leave for Camp McCoy, f i ae \ i Stn PONTIAC ai THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1057 | A. 7 
  
     
       
       
     
   
    
    » Pentine Press Phete 
Wisconsin. The Pontiac reservists, part of an ad- 
vance party for the 703rd Army Reserve Tank 
Battalion which will participate in the annual - 
field training program at Camp McCoy from 
June 23. to July 7, left yesterday driving the 
battalion’s truck, carrying the jeep and other 
equipment. The treops will leave late Saturday 
night for the camp. (See Story Page 23) admin- 
Good, 
SP-3 Ronald H. 
  
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  trends, Birds migrate at night, 
as often as in the daylight, so you 
might find it difficult to follow 
their migrations. : 
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But you can observe what na- 
tive birds are present in your lo-| 
cation at various times and note 
- a variance from year to year. Of- 
ten their departures or arrival 
will give a clue to future weather. 
It is, moreover, an interesting 
hobby in itself. 
The Weather Fell U.8, Weather Burean Re 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Fair 
high near #1, Fair and   
15 miles an beer today and tenight. 
Today in Pentiac 
Lowest temperature preceding yam 
At 8 a.m. Wind velocity 4 mph. 
—— a the latter had not been concerned 
Ber ia, Prcoe 1 V'38'am ~—|with police activities before, will vosend Frated Prigay at oo 0257 © be sent by the Commission to Dr. 
sian Bee wacnias A. C. Germann, Michigan State 
$2 “heneaer tem Oe eles 73|University professor of police ad- 
Ber mes pm. 22202 g/ ministration for consultation and os ® DBeoseescce: 2p. m... _7@:an opinion. . 
mm... os 
Wednesday in Pontiac 
{As recorded Sevavews? Bakers’ Union Boss Mum to Curtail Services 
on Relations With ‘Friend’ 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Alleged/union was negotiating a wage con- 
collusion between management/tract with that firm. 
and labor was slated as the final 
topic today in-the wirlup 6 
Senate's probe of the Internation- 
al Bakers Union, 
Union president James G. Cross,| ficial union business was ‘not (Continued From Page One) 
offices and by cutting down on 
some Saturday services. 
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__ Cross, a tall, greying man, told | The committee said the depart-| 
the rackets committee yesterday |ment should re-examine city de- 
any associations he might have [livery service in the light of the 
had with Miss Lower beyond of- trend to a five-day work week 
and “effect such reductions in)         _|ehairman, and Mrs. John Rumsey, 
who yesterday freely discussed all) pertinent” to the probe. He, Saturday service as are. in keep-| 
his activities except his alleged) therefore, refused to discuss it. ing with the pattern of business, 
  “personal relationship’ with Holly- 
return at 2 p.m. 
about money he wood party girl Kay Lower, was to 
The committee planned to quiz, 
borrowed 
the owners of the Zion Indus- 
bakery and candy plant in Lower, who invoked 
Ill.,. at the same time his ‘Amendment before the committee 
  
on Police Rules But Tension Between 
Continues to Mount 
Progress toward the formulation 
of the rules and regulations of the 
Pontiac Police Department under 
the Civil Service Commission took 
another step last night in 4 meet- 
ing between the Commission and 
the police. 
But tension between Chief Her- 
bert W. Straley and the Pontiac 
"!Police Officer's Association con- 
tinued to mount.. Another griev- 
ance against the chief was made 
concerning recruits, 
After the meeting, Association 
Straley and/or Harold Marshall, 
Pontiac personnel director, be- 
cause of “at least three men who 
have been denied the right to ap- 
ply as policemen, which is a vio- 
lation of the Civil Service Act.” 
The discussion arose when 
Straley informed the Commis- 
sion, composed of Theodore Cari- 
son, chairman, Gerald Guinan 
and Stuart Austin, that three of 
33 applicants. had passed writ- 
ten examinations and would be 
orally examined Friday, Straley 
invited the Commission to at-/ 
; tend the examinations. 
Eleven suggested rules and regu- 
Association, at-the request of the 
Civil Service Commission because 
Requested ‘recommendations to 
the Commission from Straley were 
Highest WOMPETALUTE va+.4... .4 jnot heard last night at the meet- 
MOPOPSture ..04--sees-+s>.-60 (ing, “Far be it from me to tell 
Meprather Fein’ ““eeteeeesss-* 885 ithe commission how it should oper: 
<<a ate’, Straley told Carlson when 
nO 2 An saab requested to submit his recom 
Binan seperate ss ccsosscncose= 10 mendations to the Commission. 
43.in 1914} © Cooley read a list of recom- 
Sconlshiaie mendations, Few objections. 
ee y else 98 ¢|' came from Straley. ft 
3 é Hy $/ / "The Association's recommenda- 
    
  tiohs were a ‘combination of the 
Saginaw police . and the 1939 Pon- 
    Straley and Association icone 
head Herbert Cooley said he in-| 
tends to file a grievance against! 
lations, drawn up by the Officer’s| 
-jabout noon en. 
. ary answers from him.” | He denied, however, that his un- ‘dustry and suburbia generally. 
ion paid Miss. Lower, who has a| Some committee members | 
irecord of arrests for residing in a) have said M°the past is no 
|house of ill fame. reason for numerous’ business- 
| ‘The witness conceded that Miss; ™ail- deliveries on Saturdays the Fifth} When most business houses are 
  [two weeks ago, attended union) Serious consideration should be| 
meetings im-Denver, New York, given, the committee said, to 
'|Miami, anid Portland, Ore., at his eliminating cost-of-living salary 
behest. |differentials paid postal employes 
FOR ‘ORGANIZING’ jin territories and possessions, 
Cross contended, however, that| "Pe possible exception of 
Miss Lower's attendance at oped 
as an “international organizer” fr Pontiac Osteopathic 
ae eed Bet F Elects R. Verne Todd the union, 
‘Kennedy noted that Cross — who 
R. Verne Todd, of 160 Cherokee in $50-a<lay hotel rooms,} 
igave lavish parties, and frequent-! 
'Rd., last night was elected presi-| 
jdent of the Pontiac Osteopathic led swank night spots — charged 
'Miss Lower’s Miami hotel room! 
| Hospital Board of Directors for! 
1957-58. to his own bill. 
Cross laughingly explained | 
“Our attempt was to keep tts Harry L. Parks, of Detroit, was 
particular person under cover.” |elected vice president. Harry H.| 
Kennedy said also that the two! Whitlow, director of the hospital,     
  aregy 
   
   (Municipality P Can’ t Help" 
in Storm Water Cases 
  
  no action since it is 
er for civil court. 
Choosing temporary officers the 
tizen’s Library Study Counch 
“named John Gilray Jr., 
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. The. council met recently with 
friends of the Baldwin Public Li- 
brary to take a long look at the 
future needs of the library. They 
are basing their study on ‘what 
do we have, what do we need and 
how do we get it." They will enter 
a thorough report on legal as- pects, finances, area and plant ex- 
pansion as soon as possible. 
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fheluded in their study will be 
. |the possibility of a district set-up 
as well as that of a city library 
caving ee ouee oes: 
The past- PT, of Pythian Tem- 
iple 94 will meet June 3% at 8 
ing. money order saleg in some p.m. with Mrs. John Matice at 
1144 Chapin St. 
Hernian F, Bundy    
             
       
     
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     Tron | Office manager for Luntz Iron | 
and Steel Corp. for nine years's 
Herman F. Bundy, died yesterday 
morning in Detroit Receiving Hos- 
pital several hours after he was, 
injured in an automobile accident’ 
in that city. 
iDrive. 
Presbyterian Church of Birming- 
ham and its Ushers Club. 
The director of the Michigan 
Chapter of the Institute of Scrap 
‘Iron and Steel, he was also a 
member of the Rushville, Ind., 
Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite Bod- 
jes of Indianapolis, the Shrine at 
Fort Wayne and the Birmingham 
with High Twelve. 
He is survived by his wife, M. 
Eloise, and two daughters, Mar- 
and a sister. | Bundy, 49, lived at 210 = 
He was a member of the First, 
garet Louise and Martha Jane, — 
      
    
          
   
    Bailey Funeral Home until Satur-' 
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OPEN FOR | BUSINESS | 
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      individuals had adjoining rooms in|W@8 re-elected as secretary ol 
an Ottumwa, Iowa, hotel, andthe board. 
Cross did not deny the accusation.| The other ‘three members of, 
Cross commended Miss Lowerjthe board are Dr. M. C. Worster, | 
for the work she did in soliciting|David C. Pence and Harold Kreu- 
union members from among the! ger. 
ranks of employes of two Los An-| Appointed medical director for geles bakeries — Van De Kampsiq second year was Dr. Lawrence and Golden Crust. ‘Bilodeau, 
When asked what functions Miss 
ties she: visited on union business, It's the Dog Pou nd Lower performed in the various ci- 
Cross said: ‘As far as the interna-             — 
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newest dealer and come in for 
Top ice now! 
724 Oaklend Ave. 
Phone FE. 8-6801 
      
  tional union is concerned—nothing for [Little Snake illegal. Beyond that, it is n in z 
the scope of the committee's In Scaring Drunks vestigation.” 
Child Murder 
Suspect Held Convicted Rapist Called | 
Best So Far by Police 
on de Caussin Case   
“The snake, believed to be a Mich. 
igan puff -adder, first sunk its: 
teeth into instructor John Glass’! 
index finger during a nature study. 
class at the Lyster School. | 
Student Thomas Mallia, 15, vol- 
DETROIT (AP)—An ex-convict 
was held on an open charge today 
for questioning in the rape-slaying 
of six-year-old Mary de Caussin 
in suburban Ecorse Township last 
week. j 
State Police Lt. Richard Whaley, 
who is in charge of the investiga- aoe "Ml dais taeged ae adios 
tion, identified the man as Law- onto a hospital wheel cart. 
rence Richard Turner, 50, who; 
lives in the vicinity of the slain 
child’s home, He was arrested     gency treatment, saw the _pint- 
“Parner isthe best suspect 
we have had yet,” Whaley said, | 
“But our jaren’t getting |   
Police ice said Turner was-convicted 
of rape.in Detroit in 1941, He’was|  ,, 
‘sentenced to 15-30 years in hern 
  Michigan Prison and. prasealine 
            
    
     
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Swim Suits 7 LASTEX and Drip-Dry Cottons 
Fitted and bloomer styles. Plains and novelty pat- 
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=. — crepe rubber sole. Sizes 
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rq SUNBEAM ‘e bad 14. 
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  j Simms SLASHES PRICES on FAMOUS DRUG PRODUCTS 
Kacy WEEK-END DRUG SPECIALS 3 BU Y THESE 
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Fast acting Alka-Seltzer for headache pain, etc. Limit 2. - Little Liver 
  
   Pills ae “Waive    
       =e: KLEENEX Tissues of 400° Sheets 
s= The tissue that ‘Pops Out’. 
= 400 sheets. Limit 4. , é 
Full box of 
      
     
         Phillip’s Magnesia Full 12 Ounces 
Nationally famous Phillips Milk of Mag- 
nesia at this cut price. 
SANACIN Tablets bBottle of 100 
in, famous for fast relief without   
    
       
                
          59c 
BRYLCREME 
Hair Dressing     
   
      
  GERITOL 
Liquid or Tabs 
    
     
      =] DOAN’S PILLS : Regular 90c Size 
Famous Doans Kidney Pills at this low 
cut price. Limit |, 
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~ Toilet Soap 
Reg. in Colors 
         
    
    eal LYDIA PINKHAM'’S $ i Regular $1.59 Value 
i Famous Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable com- 
pound in liquid or tablet form. 
  
   
   LhGtbatins GILLETTE Blades 2 b Pack of 10 Blades C 
Famous Gillette ‘Thin-Blades’ to fit : 
double edge razors. Limit 4. 
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       SESSUSTESES SSE PE SD! 
PEPTO-BISMOL _# Ounces for 
Pepto Bismol, made especially for ‘up- 
set stomachs’. Limit 2 bottles, 
      
  AEROSHAVE 
Shave Bomb 
Reg. or Menthol 
39°                    
              
   ABSORBINE JR. Regular $1.25 Value 
For atheletes feet, minor aches and pains. 
Regular $1.25 bottle. 
    
  
       
  Shave Lotion 
$1.00 Value 
TT.        MURINE Eye-Wash 60c Value for 
‘Just a few drops in each eye refreshes, 
soothes, relaxes, Limit 1,    
        
     
   
      
     
    ICE MINT Cream Regular 60c Value 
For tender feet, sunburns, chapper skin. 
Softens corns and calluses too. j 
aBUG KILLERS® PESTROY % DDT 29° 
     
    16-0zs, 3. cans ee earer renee 
    
58 Value 6-12 brand . eh iger 
  
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25¢ Antrol, 3 for ys   
     
     
     
   
    
           
    
    
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  1000 Sheet 
TOILET. 
TISSUE 
Stylene tissues in 
1000 sheet rolls at 
this low price. Limit 
12 rolls. 
    
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| Pee now on ‘sale, Lady Wildroot | 
¢ 
Regular value, 
tameus tadt Wild- 
reot Lanolin sham- 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
‘Flit’ Z 
BUG-KILLER BOMB 
‘, 12-ounce pressurised 
bug killer with chior- 
dane. Spray bomb 
container. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
  69¢ Value 
LATHER SHAVE 9« 
Sees container. 
—Main- Fleer 
  
  
*Wildroot’ 
CREME HAIR 
DRESSING | 
wt 2. Wiidroot hair dress- 
ing for neat, ed 
hair, —Maln Fleer 
  
  
$9c Famous 
BRUSH 
Qe Choice of famous Dr. 
West's or Squibb's 
teothbrushes at this 
low price. 
—Main Fleer First Quality—Soiled 
Ladies’ *4 Dresses 
Popular 2-Pc. Style 
Maternity Dresses 
  2-inch wide belt with 
brass buckle. Adjustable 
size in red only, 
ecco. 
Baby Doll and Waltz Length 
Ladies’ Gowns, Pj’s. Shortie pajamas and 
waltz length gowns as- 
sorted color and mater- 
Short Sleeve—Tailored 
Cotton & Plisses, wash- 
Ladies size 32 to 36, 
    
  
Double-Edge 
RAZOR 
BLADES 
100 For 49° 
Double edge rasor 
blades to fit Gillette 
type safety razors 
—Main 
  
  
98e Etiquet 
Peanatet 
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Famous deodorant tn 
  
  
Regular @0c value 
now on sale! Limited 
quantity—limit 1 per 
person, —Main Fleer 
  
  
       98c¢ Value 
Burn Ease 
Lotion 
¢ 
In pressurized can. 
Ideal for sunburns, 
po apray it om. 
mit 1. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
win ba de ahd your 
woolens *® you 
machine wash ‘em. 6- 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
   25e Value 
STORM 
TAMS 
For Ec 
  
  
  
  Girls 7 to pa 
Children's 2 ta-6 
Train’g Pants, 10 Elastic waist, band leg ¢€ 
cotton knits. Washable 
whites and pastels. ' 
—Main Fleer 
Sanforized—Polish Cotton 
0060. a 
Close-Out—Odd Lot 
Drapes, per pair 
Hit ’n Miss > Random colors, _ ¢ 
pails aTee Estron 
| Boy’ 
  some, few of others . , . the more 
quantities . 
no layaways, on or phone orders at   —=—Main Floor ff Prices. Slashed on Every Item in This Adv. 
These bargains are so big we must restrict this sale to just 31% hours only! Plenty of 
Rights reserved to limit 
« 80 that more customers may share in these “SUPER- BARGAINS.’ Serry — you buy the more ‘you save. 
these LOW PRICES! Be ‘at SIMMS Tomorrow When ‘Ser Doors Open at 9 AM: 
  
Ladies’ NYLONS Seamless and Stretch 
Sleeveless and short - 59¢ Pr. C 
sleeves. Cottons and Val 
rayon linens. Sizes 12 aie 
to 18. Few va siza gg Slight trregulars in 2 1/30—-81/00 & Sis Gy 
stVles. Broken sizes / eoee OOOO FT ai, to 10% —Main Fleer 
       Better Fitting Covers 
97° Iron B’rd Cover Extra deep pocket for 
better fit, Firestone 
elastic. 20" wide ax 8 
—ind Fleer 
000 0R i wa mr mvariine ing oo oe 
Genuine “Rubbermaid” $1.49   
  
  | 27x27-Inch—Durable Shelf-Kushion 
                   
  
  
    About 36x34 inches opened: 
Many uses, dusting, polish- 
Ladies’ *1 Belts ! ng, ete, 
— Basement Kangaroo skirts, trim- _ Birdseye Diapers 11%" wide by 36” 
med collar. Sanforized 22 $2.29 long. Protect shelfs ¢€ 
brown and white. Size i Vatco permenenty Char- 
14G 16. : | treasue only. 
Main Floor . DOZEN —tnd Fleer 
: : ro° i Durable nicdueye ctoth dia- | °°° OR PEEP ioa °° ual pers in sanitary plastic 2 ; al * 
F ull Cut—Fine Cotton pack Limit 2 omen. | | 12-Inch Diameter—Aluminum 
Ladies’ *1 Slips *2" Pancake Griddle Built-up style, adjust- ‘Magic Seal’ 12-inch 
able a “Values to FLOUR ~ SACKS . —- griddle for 48 
$1. White only. Sizes 9 ‘ pancakes, bacon etc. 
34 G& 38. 49c ‘Values Bakelite handle. —Main Fleer ¢€ 
ee OAM to 12: JO ONLY bed 2 ] | ecco ; eeee 
Genuine Leathers—Adjustable is For Barbecues, Grilling, etc. 
Charcoal Briquets   
  
19° M to 12-30 ONLY Bbdhediag Men’ s Stretch Socks 
ist quality, 
to fit any foot, Ran- 
dom 
  stretch 
color patterns. 
Limit 3}. —Basement Better than charcoal. ¢ 
just light the box, 
Regular 49c value. 
tnd Fleer 
Revere 14. Quart Size 
French Fry Basket Regular $1 value. Fits 1'2-   
quart sauce pans. All metal   
TT ials. Size M-L 
—Main 
Lady, Girl *1 Blouses 
fast prints G patterns. colors Lediés'—Misses’ and Girls’ 
Crepe Sole Moccasins $1.79 Value—Now 
Pancy prints, 
washable 
moccasins. In 
a s serted    tinned, 
—tnd Fleer 
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12-Inch Diameter 
*1 Steel Skillet All Steel skillet 
    
  == 30°      12 70 ONLY 
  Famous ‘FAIRWAY’ 
10c¢ 6 ¢ 
Value 
Works tn afl lighters, - a 
odorless, j-o2. tins. Limit 
es + 
  Lighter Fluid . China har renee 95 . 
16-Pc. Dish Set Highly glazed set hes 1” 
4-cups, 4-saucers, 4- 
plates, 4-desserts, Dec- 
orated. 
  —tnd Fleer   
   Bamboo Lawn Rake 
    Hot-Dipped Galvanized 
10-Qt. Water Pail. 
  
    
   
  Girls’ *1" Dresses ™ 36 <a All metal pail with bail 
So toc wi — € Value handle, Reinforced bot- < 
sorted prints. Broken Won't harm finest lawns, | tom and rim. oe 
size 6-mos. to Oe Sturdy bamboo tines, long han- | 7 5c, 
die. Limit 1. —Snd Fieer 
ecoe 9 rod ee 
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First Quality—C. .. Paint Roller & Pan | W rapping jae rt 
Boys’ Gaucho ~_ ua ¢ Parcel Twine $1.29 value. Knit gou- . vo Large ball of parcel post cho shirts in size 6 Both,for— twine.. Ideal for wrap- 
only. Blue, brown on Metal paint pan and 7-Inch ping pack ages. 25¢ maroon. paint roller at this price. value. 
Limit 1. ~etnd Fleer 
eee eeee   12 30 ONLY died 
       
    
      ” Sturdy 5-Sewn 
House Broom Complete with Shade 
Wall Pin-Up Lamp 
  
  
As pictured, milk white 
fluted giass suger and 
creamer set. Limit 1, 
  ‘ } 
Provincial prints, chrom j Regular $2 alue, Elec- 
asap sbete ¢ $1.19 QE | cress < in assortéd lengths and Value shade. (bulb extra). 
rate \\"a Sturdy natural corn, sewn five Only 50.  =itad Peer 
\\\ Wap times. For durability. Long red 
ded FA A to 12 TO ONLY Bele \ handle, ees TF .. eeee 
First Quality—Full Size : Large 17x17 Inch—$1.50 
} Milk Whit 
Cannon Dish Cloths [ ™ v»- Rubber Utility Mat Absorbent mesh clothes with For home, auto, garage 
ie ier kitchen design, (3 "6 Sugar and ees ing (oor Choice of 3 c 
. colors. Rib mats. 
| Creamer euaineenn rset 7 
“2 Py vee For ¢ cocci feecee 
18 x36 Inch Size sh 18 jock-Carvell Edge 
Rubber Stair Tread Regular 40c rubber. 
stair tread. Popular 9x-     18 inch, — apres 
  
Jackets 
         
  —tnd Fleer 
Genuine eunitie 
- Weffled RUBBER 
: Stove Top Mat} 
te 2 * As shown, 1 preteeta 
, co had or eggs 
Back only. lend Fidpe 
  eee eoee 
Fits 7-Inch Paint Rollers 
Roller Sleeve Refill /Wool sleeve fits all 7- 
“inch paint rofiers. Limit 
2 per — 
    
      
     
     
          
   
    
    
      
     
$1.00 Value 
4-PC. SET 
BALL PENS 
43° 3 different color ball 
point pens with plas- 
tle pocket protector 
holder. —Main Fleer [ 
  
  
40c Value 
ANDY 
BON-BONS 
Lb. 2 5 ¢ 
Tasty candy treat for 
summer. FPamous 
‘Kimball’ candy bon- 
  
  
  
  Sturdy plastic comb 
for men Assorted 
colors, pocket size 
Lima 2 
—Maln Fleer 
45c. Deck 
PLAYING 
CARDS 
] ¢ 
Famous ‘Piay mer 
playing cards in reg- 
ular deck size. Limit 
2 decks. 
—Main Fleer 
  
8°   
with ¢€ 
Il-inch handle. Ideal 
for wn | 
etc. 
eece Be ae onty -60¢ Empire 
Ladies’ 
Hair Brush 
¢ 
Famous Empire hair 
brush with remov,- 
able polyethiene bris- 
jes. Limit 2 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
$3.50 Value 
Westclox 
Alarm Clock 
2.12 Famous a 
ronan by wenden 
cledr alarm 
wines, style. (10% 
tax). +—Main Fleer 
  
  
50c Metal 
2-CELL 
FLASHLITE 
¢ 
Regular site 2-cell, 
all metal flashlite at 
this price. Battery 
extra. —Main Fleer 
  
  
75 Value 
HORSE 
¢ 
Ideal for mantle 
piece, table decora- 
tion or child's toy. 
4'%-inch tall. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
ELECTRIC ALARM 
2.49 Gelf-starting electric 
alarm clock with 
chime alarm. Plus 
10% fed. tax, 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
$1.49 Velue 
DOOR MAT 
7T* 
13x24-inch sine door 
mat. Cogo fibres to 
really clean shoes. 
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-+--Besides-the parents, the baby is) 
ill/survived by one sister Susan and 
-|two brothers, Mark and Charles 
Jr, all at home. i ‘    
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TO niet te ese’ We We see, BORWATS | aaleer Potice Department win|/EArly Morning Chase 
sisters Sherry Shelly ALMONT—Service for Louis M. ed Friday a 
home, and his grandparents Mr./tiorwath, 52, of St, Clair St., will formally named Ends in Free-for All fe 
and. Mrs. Harry Clark of Evart/be held at 9:45 a.m. Saturday from : 
‘St. Clement Catholic Church, Ro- 
meo, with burial in West Berlin 
Cemetery, Allenton, Ss = . eae, oo: Sages 
S| Mr. Horwath was found dead in| | 
the wreckage of his car in subur-} 
ban Warren Township Monday eve- 
      will be held in Walled Lake Ceme-|,,; ning. Police theorized that he may apenas 
tery today. Blessing was said atinave suffered a heart attack and SAMUEL STEIN. the 8:30 a.m. Mass in St. Williams|jos¢ control of his car, : . : 
| sniving” betes Mig’ wiaow (LONQ-Time Resident - Surviving. besides: his widow, ‘ 
Anna, are a son, Ernie, and twin 
daughters, Faith and Hope, all at 
home. ; 
Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. 
tomorrow from the Muir Brothers 
Funeral Home here, 
CHARLES JOHN SHEFFINGTON 
MILFORD—Service for Charles Samuel Stein Dies 
Samuel C, Stein, 62, of 353 Going 
St. died yesterday in Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital, He had been ‘ill sev- 
eral months, : : 
An employe of Pontiac. Motor Di- 
vision, he was a member of Con- - Deaths Elsewhere 
Thomas - 
Jones, 70, former Yale All Ameri- 
quarterback and later Yale's 
head football coach who retired 
in 1927 to head his industrial oil 
and coal firm, died yesterday. He 
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    J. Sheffington, 92, of 1600 N. Mil- 
ford Rd., who died this morning, 
will be held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday 
from St. George Episcopal Church, 
aa here, The body will lie in state 
until time of service. Burial will 
be in Highland Cemetery. 
Surviving are his wife Susan, was born in Excello, Ohio. 
* * *: 
- PRINCETON, N. J. —K. M. 
Oswald gregation B'nai Israel and a resi- 
dent of the area 30 years. - é 
      
   
  Other survivors are two sisters, 
   St., who died early this morning, Men’s Summer Cotten Dacron 
SLACKS 
$598 SANTA MONICA, Calif, @ 
Mrs, Ethel S. Bruce, 77,‘ one~of 
       the famous tennis-playing Sutton|entombment in Rochester Mauso- 
sisters, died Tugsday. She wasjleum; Rev. E. John Yuells offici- 
born in England ating. ; Wath and wear. 
   * * Surviving are his parents Mr. and All Color, Frem 
WINCHESTER, Il]. w—Mark C./Mrs. Guy Stottlemyer of Pontiac, size 30. 
SPORT SHIRTS   
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Prints and Plains -$398 Up? ew & theese childeen irs. Lite See, Mra.| —— + pte /Ledies’ Cotten —|George Richardson and-Mrs, Rob-|Mrs. B. J. Wyman of Pontiac, f | 
Waller F. Webb, 88, suthor of vev- ert Steward all of Milford. Mrs, William Lewis of Flint, and SKIRTS & toll chit — since eral books on shells and once pos- oe si : from 10. Stripes — 
sessor of what was reported to ROBERT G. STOTTLEMYER Prints — Plains in¢ OS yp 
the largest existing collection of} ROCHESTER—Service for Robert BLOUSES white and pastels. land shells, died yesterday. G, Stottlemyer, 41, of 507 N, Main : 
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Sill in Same Home. |Sie" S2s Sasa a ae a CLOTHING (Continued From Page One) Saturday from the Wesleyan Meth- 
the wall. The bed then rolled out|i009 juuls Cemetery OOF inew, § were quickly called to rescue the| 1s body is at the Sparks-Gritfin “83 ; eet ree yao Se recta atuete| Funeral. Home, : 
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119° Reverses ‘and Stills! Takes full 400 
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‘ DOUGLAS NORMAN CLARK [Catholic Church this” morning. ‘ is Due Friday MILFORD — Service for. Doug-|Richardson-Bird Funeral Home er . : 
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LONDON pire — Poverty in thats tree society, win soba is a fact ‘that anybody in : ; - : aabeper ay t 0 S € ; , : 
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eerste ers of the system is hard to draw.| WORTRNCTIONE: | Each word J related: to or 
Evén the desirable bottom scramble os @s possible to guess my line. , 
level at Which the government | Sppeors under arrow, reading downward. 
should guarantee the individual's Suntan-Accenting White 
Income is much disputed. 
Lord Beveridge, who fathered) 
Britain’s social security system 
aimed at the maintenance of a 
subsistence. level for everybody. Summer Jewelry 
  
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That was the economic floor Blouses ......... 4.98 maintained in Great Britain durin “ —— : 
and immediately after World War : , 3 Slim Skirt ........5.98 II. But mere subsistence in those $3 = : : ; 
- of Britain's extreme austerity 1 YURNAW Si bs Earrings ig Bermudas ....... 4.98 
"t seem too bad. 2 GHILFT 6 7 4 T iT . apered Slacks ... 5.98 - But now it is said that at no oe Ue € Pins pe = time since the National Insur. | - Short Shorts 3.98 ¥ | 4 CLAFK - UU RR Short Shorts 2... i ance scheme began to operate in 5 ROBBEM 8 a: Rings _ \ . “ 1948 have the benefits actually 6 ARRAD = “ 4 j : 
reached bare subsistence level. 7 BLIMC : ¥ 7 ' 7 . . ‘ | 
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sionment about the promised land s Seat. race UO Ustad hand summer beige and suntan-accenting white. They at : of the “welfare state.” . 6-20 Bey : “2 ae ee ; : love suds, at home or on the road, and are tailored 77 y) rs 
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fiable class of impo¥erished per- f 
society. = heat the —— * Underneath your hoo peices y “y to” htweights. Save! © eee are a universal product of human} ANN ARBOR w — “Unbelievable.” Reg. $1.00 to $1.98 and ligheweights. Save! © travel fashions . . . ‘ 
  
      society. : : : Thayg the way George E. Bishop, secretary-manager of the | Waite’ Street Fl * J At the depth of the 1932 depres- | Uppergfeninsula Development Bureau, describes vacation possi- Charge Sent et Motte/t/~ kur Flee “ : sion there were 17,000 persons | biliti¢#for upper Michigan in 1958. meeenemeumemieds ee nee ee ee who ¢ th i nights in the ‘3 re A a ; a 3 WEEE aia ts ae ee — j 
‘easual wards of the Poor Law #, . g . ; a authorities. T the new Sere ot Maa tourists wall be the direct resut | Just in -time for your vacation! ey cool 
World War tt virtual 1.0 jst before cgen says Bishop. He advanced hiseopinions in an interview comfortable Pantie Girdle, Garterette and Girdle i ed during the war, and have ge) With Ray Laakaneimi of Iron River, a University of Michigan | — ‘| carefree ),| journalism student, in the laboratory newspaper, the Michigan ae a S: QO _ 
  
  clined from 2,600 in February, 19% — | “ 
to around 2.000 rightly in thy past| Journalist. et 
year # “The bridge will act like an accordion in squeezing the two 5 ° ¥ 
SHIFT OF EMPHASIS 5) | parte of tho sate together,” Bishop sare. “lt wil ring te mo! WOMEN'S Fashion Luggage | - And the emphasis in (i peninsulas at least 100 miles closer together. This is because the : ; 
ling has had a marked} present two-hour crossing by ferry will be cut to a 10-minute drive.” z 
Care at te eee an pihe| He predicts elimination of the ferry bottleneck will send vaca- | : Law. id tioners into the Upper Peninsula in an endless stream next summer. 4 A , He says an engineering survey of upper Michigan economic fe- | | ‘ s ghrp sb sepa ag hed sources indicated 85 per cent more traffic will cross the straits by . 
people as ts, Casual wards Soca ke eee r = 
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intervals, arid the idea was to keep The bridge, slated for opening in November, os 
them moying. Michigan into an all-year resort center with the development of | Values to $27.98 
The 16 mailes was considered a | Winter recreation areas, says Bishop. the vagr- He adds that property along Lake Michigan's shoreline west | 
aut ‘would get a free bed and | of the straits is selling rapidly. He labels the area “the new Gold | CHOOSE 
  
   
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“The emphasis has now shifted SO eC eee | FROM: : 
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and settle down, , less installation over heavy pad. New 1 26” Pullman . x ® &t Miracle fibre that regularly sells for P| ES 
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into constructive pursuits. Si weight and durable luggage ns These NEW fi . ; : ightweight garments are wonderfully comfortable and perfect But. this runs counter to the SHOP FRIDAY fae a acnieiaas ; for all-day, everyéay weer The girdle and pantie are Ban-Lon textured nylon, deeply rooted British pride in . haters Waa nae wee —— ~ : soft—and launder in a jiffy. ideal for the teen-ager’s first or the Till 9 : 3 matron’s casual everyday wear. Perfect as the extra garment. envy con- REPE AT S ALE! ’ 8 trol in the up and down stretch makes the difference. 
i 2 ~ ‘ : 1. Pantie No. 71 at $3.95 2.'Garteretio No. 21 at $2.98 3. Girdle No. $1 at $3. Thief Stalls Ceremony } s All available in fome_duaih Stem tases oie . RICHMOND, Va. » — The . . 5 ; 
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Here is a worse menace than 
a speeder in many respects. Here 
is one of traffic’s all time pests. 
Here is a road menace that should 
be run off the highways for an 
indefinite period. Jail is almost 
too good for this nitwit. 
Furthermore, one of the 
most depressing factors in the 
- situation lies in the fact that this 
supinely ignorant creature be- 
lieves he is “a very safe driver.” - Northern Michigan restaurant where 3 AC Clev. Remark 
Does the Trick 
How a simple unexpected eourteey 
can pay dividends, and possibly head 
off bankruptcy, is shown in a little. 
many vacationists from the Pontiac 
area eat. 
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The business: is turnbig a good 
me Profit, while other nearby eating 
tus places are in the red, although their - ¢ 
_ food and general service are just a as “4 er e 
As the automobiles park in 
front, facing -the restaurant, the 
head waitress makes an unob- 
served mental note of the letters # 
from which they come. 
_*« -* x 
She has memorized the larger 
counties, but a—lithe-eard in—her— 
apron pocket will quickly give her 
the information on which her mem- 
ory may fail. 
. Then when she seats her custom- 
ers she sweetly asks, “How’s every- . 
thing in Oakland County?”,-or what-             
ever county is correct. _ 
If it is an out-state car, she can 
almost inevitably. play safe with, 
“Any new political scandals in 
-o Ohio?,”-or whatever state is desired. 
x * * 
_ She confides, “It always hap- 
pily surprises them, and starts 
off their meal in a jovial mood; 
they eat more, so their checks— 
and tips are bigger; and they 
come again. 
x & *& 
“It costs nothing, and I feel hap- 
pier because I’m sharing in the most 
pleasant job in the whole wide world 
—making people happy.” 
  
  
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: He keeps under 30. - Rome 
| Everything's “under control.” 
} Of course, the fact that he com- _ 
pels 26,347 cars to speed around him 
is something his stunted intellect 
4 never can quite grasp. The fact that 
i he’s the potential cause of 26,347 
ff accidents never penetrates that thick 
i} skull, His ignorance is almost 
| matched by his obtuseness. 
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These drivers should be ar- 
i: . They should be fined. 
j . If the offence is repeated, 
7. their licenses should be revoked 
out of respect to the balance of 
humanity. Selfishness such as 
this cannot be tolerated. 
i Cuba’s Rebel Leader 
: Gains Strong Support 
Five fimes since he seized power 
from Cuba’s President Cantos Prio 
Socarras in 1952, thereby preventing 
a democratic presidential election, 
President Futezncio Batista has had 
to put down a revolt. 
The present threat. to his 
regime, young rebel leader Five. 
Castro, and his army of 400 in 
the Sierra Maestra mountains, - 
has the support of the best cle- 
ments of Cuban life. From 
workers, farmers and respected 
businessmen to the highest level 
of religious elements,. he has 
become the symbol of the 
struggle against the corrupt 
_ dictatorship of Batista, says 
New York Times Correspondent 
MATTHEWs in an on-the-spot 
dispatch. 
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Center of revolt is in Oriente. 
province, the most populous, most 
fertile and traditionally the center 
of the struggle for freedom. A civic 
resistance movement led by respected 
business and professional men is 
operating in its capital of Santiago. 
The University of Oriente is closed 
and children are not being sent to 
2 2 We 
~The rebel cause has widespread 
_ stapport » among Cuban people. A 
-\ graduate student told Mr. Matraews 
“that Castro “has lifted Cuba out of 
, emai Reap re erating us... 
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  The Man About ‘fown 
Jim Is an Eagle 
Top Boy Scout at Early 
Age; Now Top Developer   
. Father's Day: A day after which 
the stores restock their neckties. 
  
Prime developer of lake frontage in the 
Pontiac area, the suceess of 
James Cole 
eabes the architect of this column still 
happier. I saw Jimmy go through the 
Boy Scouts, and gain their top Eagle 
rank at the age of 14. 
Director of ite Pontiac Area 
Nursery, 
Miss Leela B. Jacques, 
has a sheep bell. Attached to, the neck 
of the leader of the flock, this made the 
‘sheep easier to locate in the woods in 
which they pastured in the early days. 
This reminds me that we all know some 
people who need bells. Day 
Father of Michigan's state park system, 
our own the late 
Howard Bloomer, 
would surely be pleased when 
Governor G. Mennen Williams 
vetoed the state park fee bill. Mr. 
Bloomer put a good share of his OWN Gore Roosevelt, ad a candidate tar fortune into the project, and induced 
John and Horace Dodge 
to put millions into it. Many times have 
I heard him say, “They must forever be 
free to everybody.” Glad to be in agree- 
ment with “Soapy” on something other 
than that he’s the Democratic nominee 
for president in 1960. 
- Now retiring after 42 years as a public 
school teacher, 
Miss Lillian Harts 
of Flint, was formerly on the faculty of 
our neighboring Franklin schools. 
  Commendably patriotic uD the extreme 
degree, 
Irvin L. Burgess 
of Holly celebrated Flag Day by -painting 
his house red, white and blue. 
  Writing me from her home in Metamora, 
Mrs, VY. H. Crankshaw | 
says she has a white peony clump with 
235 blossoms and buds, and red and pink 
clumps with almost as many. 
  ‘Twas 40 years ago that young 
men were registering under the 
new army draft order, Oakland 
County exceeding the 20,000 mark. ~ 
  A letter from the publisher of = 
Kingston Enterprise, 
‘M. L, Steele, 
tells ‘me that the centennial of that — thuinb village will be celebrated June 21 . and 22,. ‘showing « quality like the name, 
of that a 
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Not Everything’s Going Up   
David Laivrence Says:   
Supreme Court Should Be Elected WASHINGTON — Now that the 
Supreme Court has transformed 
itself into what is being paca 
“another eens body,”’ 
movement has 
about the elec- ; 
tion of the high 
‘court justices by 
____the people. It 3 
would require 
a constitutional + 
amendment. 
The idea, of 
course, is not 
novel. This hap- Lf qa 
pens to be the ; 
custom in sev- LAWRENCE 
eral states with few -exceptions. 
Thirty-six states elect their highest 
court judges at the polls, four 
states elect their top judges 
vote of the state legislatures, 
only eight states follow the ia 
custom of appointment 
executive with the meen x 
legislature. 
SET ITSELF UP 
Since the Supreme Court of 
United States has set itself up 
having the right to tell 
how to run its committees and the 
e E 
  Supreme Court itself shall be 
accountable for its acts has arisen. 
This has happened several times 
before in American history. 
The late President Franklin D. 
Roosevelt thought the answer to 
an arbitrary or capricious court 
was to increase the number of 
justices so he could appoint those 
who would decide cases as he 
thought they should be decided. 
This scheme was called “court- 
packing.”” It required legislation 
and was frowned upon ge 
in 1937. Former 
the presidency in 1912, urged that 
there be a system of “recall of 
judicial decision’”’ so the people, 
by referendum, could affirm or 
reverse . decisions, especially in 
CONFLICTING DECISIONS 
Today the Supreme Court of the 
United States has rendered so 
many conflicting and confusing 
decisions that many lawyers 
throughout the country are per- . 
plexed and bewildered. The issue 
was succinctly stated by a mem- 
ber of the Supreme Court itself, - 
the late Justice Robert H. Jack- 
son, who, in the course of an 
opinion in 1953, wrote: — 
“Rightly or wrongly, the belief 
is widely held by the practicing 
profession that this court no longer 
respects impersonal rules of law 
but is guided in these matters by 
personal impressions which from 
time to time may. be shared by a 
majority of justices.” 
For the last 20- years’ of 
the professors of law in ani- 
  
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au Bis versity law schools, particularly 
in the East, have raised a whole 
Constitution and to the enduring 
principles of 
Criticism of the Supreme Court 
is mounting. Unfortunately, it is a 
criticism that attributes political or ideological motives to the jus- 
tices. Many Republicans and 
Democrats, moreover, are blam- 
ing President Eisenhower for the 
peculiar attitude that Chief Jus- 
tice Warren has taken since being 
on the high court. “Why was 
Warren ever appointed?” is asked 
repeatedly in political circles. 
He was known. as a middie- 
of-the-roader for many years. 
(Copyright, 1957)   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Alcohol Leaves Effect 
Similar to Narcotics _ 
Heroin is readily manufactured 
from morphine, Its proper name is 
indeed diacetyl morphine hydro- 
chloride " 
Among 10 heroin addicts con- 
victed of various crimes other 
than possessing or selling nar- 
cotics, seven were less than 20 
years Qld. Most of them had strik- 
“ ingly similar his- 
tories. They be- 
gan smoking cig- 
_arettes in their 
early teens. 
They 
‘to take beer or 
“wine, then cock- 
; and by 17 
, they could 
“handle” liquor. 
Their  introduc- 
tion to heroin 
was sometimes 
‘‘ikede, sometimes a kind of 
adventure, or a childish way of 
proving they wore not “chicken.” 
cw. ow Ce 
I do not believe tobacco is a 
narcotic. But no one with an ele- 
         
     
       
     
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  " a homosexual,” " he began directly, (22 to 25-years old), any smoking 
at all is invariably harmful, in my 
opinion. 
For all intents or purposes, per- 
sons old enough to be drafted for 
military service should be entitled 
to vote, own property, make con- 
tracts, marry, and generally do 
as he or she likes—including smok- 
ing or drinking—provided, of 
course, that he or she is able to 
and does support himself or her-    
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number of the 
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lers, chauffeurs and niaids galore. 
Dubious 
‘Nothing Said 
_Against Him’ 
No one ever says a word against 
Pat Boone. He's the most. 
= Ske of Us 
Another Supports 
Billy Graham 
Your readers have rallied strong- 
ly tothe defense of Billy Graham. 
He's a@\champion. God's   
Mole in a Hole oe 
Union Spending 
—Bothers Reader —— 
I'm bothered when I read that 
the union buys a $150,000 estate 
with swimming pool, waterfall 
.. and huge garage with some of my 
dough. If they. want to pay our 
officers more salaries, I guess I 
can stand that, but why don't they 
buy. their own homes the way the message 
always gets wider publicity 
through him: 
ss Es. 
‘Many Good. Ones | 
but This Is Best’ Iw | 
The Press has stared many 
sensible moves, but the “‘no neck- 
tie and no closed collar’ is one 
of the most practical. I think it 
makes the men better tempered, 
too. 
Wife, Sister and 
rest of us do? Who pays the up- (Same Person)   
Hal Boyle Says: 
Curvy New York Model 
Knows All About Wolves 
NEW YORK W—A young moth- Monroe and Marie Wilson, Lois 
er here who well may be the hopes to. graduate from modeling 
world’s -highest paid model—she to film work. She is studying act- 
earned $35,000 last year—also is ing at nights. 
a leading authority on wolves— On the subject of wolves, she 
Manhattan wolves. observed: 
x * “In the business I'm in I have 
“I have a lot of trouble with to be very careful. The wolves in 
wolves,"’ sighed Lois Collins, a Manhattan come in all ages. Some 
former Denver receptionist, are nicely treacherous—and some 
“I'm seeing an analyst about are a treacherous.” 
them now. He tells me I'm too there are the older 
naive about men. But I can’t help wees 80 GW) a) mate They it if I'm too trusting. are usually married millionaires 
“T ' who try to recapture their youth 
them much less difficult to get >y Capturing & ‘model,” she said. 
along with than I do other wom- * * 
en.” — there are   
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  ing here. Now she supports @. > 3 self. not mare than one year-old son, Michael, and shares pore box Srsen 02.0 ai an letters, page y ... Each time you miss, or 100 words long pertaining to personal &n East Side apartment with her just try again... And with a nosis, or treatment, will be abewered ty Delenble U » Who attends broader smile... Your aim will 
addressed envelo ‘gstanee | Pon — ~ not be useless, if +> » Your target © 
tiac Press, Pontiac an, et ed is worthwhile. 
Like Jayne Mansfield, Marilyn (Copyright, 1957) 
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Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Crane Explains Emotional Growth Tom is emotionally imma- 
ture, despite his college diploma 
and a very high 1.Q. "he can te 
ened unduly about being “ab- 
normal” 
By DR. GEORGE W. ORANE 
Case V-316: Tom T., aged 31, © 
or an emo- 
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~ piloted by eee tae W.| bread, about 20 decagrams. | workers creed eater ——- ttinger, a nerveless 28-year-old| ,, ment insurance laws, now provi 
net jockey. a “5 sage pod por a maximum basic weekly benefit 
ee not move because, if I'did so, my|°f $30 or more i “This was a test flight,” Dr.| wrists and ankles bled. Of these, 12 states provide a 
Simons explained, “‘to check out! «1 nad to freeze and starve. basic maximum amount of $35 or the balloon and eliminate bugs| more and about 71 per cent of the : from the intricate systems neces-|SOLITARY CELL covered workers. are employed in sary to maintain normal atnns- “Then they took me up to a soli-| states that have a maximum poten-|- pheric conditions inside the sealeditary céll“6n an upper floor,tial duration of 26 weeks of bene- | capsule.” where I got the regular prison fare'fits; ! 
2.49 : OPEN EVERY values , NIGHT UNTIL *  Wtendey rough Seterday) Se a —— 
© End-on-end Madras © Rayon-linenes : 
© Satin stripes ® Lightweight lawns 
© Print broadcloth © Ripple weaves 
© Colorful plaids © Leno weaves 
The heat’s on! These shirts are tagged at almost a “hold-up” price! One look will tell you that they’ll be on the wanted list 
of every man in town! These are the facts! The styles are superb, 
they come in Ivy. button-down collars, medium spread and Italian é collars. In solids, vertical or horizontal stripes, contrast trims and | 
colorful plaids. All the fabrics are washable. Sizes S-M-L. Save! ) 
       | SALE! cece, 
LEISURE SLACKS 99 
    Warm weather favorites for 
    women, children and boys    
   @ Washable, color-fast 
@Blue, charcoal, brown ee 
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@ Extension front Reg. 
Calif. playshoes in summer-hued fab- . 
vilies. " Washeble, rabber sole’ tennis “The Denim Vacationer” . . . fine quality leisure slacks! With all- ; 
ae oe. the. Crm Bone elastic sides, button extension front, double pleats and zipper clos- washable black duck, ‘rubber soles. ure, Saddle-stitched seams. Sturdy woven cotton denim in vat-dyed    
      Youths, 11-2; ’ 214-6. Women’s 
} 4-9, Children’s 814-12, 1214-3.     color-fast faded blae, charcoal and brown. Small (28-30), mediurn 
(32-34), med. lg, (36-38), large (40-42). Buy now and save! 
        
    
             
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7 _ tee-shirts stretch sox | | 
    
            
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SUPERGRUE WATER RESIST PILOT. 
- This all-time champion flight ond oir 
hammer tests is water and shock resistant, anti-magnetic, 
has unbreakable mainspring, ne second hand, lumi- N ' n ttre ! nous dial, 17 jewels. Streamlined sofa converts to a comfortable . Was $179.95 . bei nd hott ol 50 | : double bed. Built for deep, buoyant comfort! | 
Regularly sells for $42.50 $< o 0 oc Be get an one occasional coheed . BS |: $1.50 compactly 50 rade watch, ee: modern end tables and matching ¢oc ee closet | in ony old ' tail table, pia TWO modern table lamps. Week! cueen ;   $20 and get it for only. ......... "seedy Boe 
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  Washer $148 Yn Nertcce SOG | Xa Sry) Sie ‘298 
  
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10 Sparkling - Sano 9 \\fobetes ond Selorns np igs: ons | 3 pleces in- 
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1 oon Were tel fortable mattress and coil spring. Deluxe 3 $1.50 _— . . INSIDE AND 
| noha hong 13 a chest and double dresser ‘have beautiful finish. 3 é..: Meee Out 
|) bunk “beds. = Bed has convenient bookcase headboard. Week! gic . | V iw 
Medel LK22 
11 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR aes WASHER 
HEE $9995 | 52 526 9° to Pay 
Full width-49 pound-capacity freezer. — push Full width crisper, 4 deep door shelves. . Pushbutton automatic — pat =       
     
   
         
     
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wed comfortable mattress | Mattress and Box , | Innerspring Mattress | +. 5 pe maple Suite | in Chrome & Plastic   
   
          
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we weenty”  Sepab] te wen SAD Box Soring $18 Cheat, Bea $58 Oo $33 _ Plus Outboard Motor for Only $29.50 oe ‘Gaal wee ome 50 
    
      
    
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      Over 50 Sale-Priced Tables ew eee | OS 
Fine ‘ouaty, tables Table and floor lamps Begecter baie ° 
—— = 5 / a5 with china, metal “§ 95 MasPieistt 
pi sein, maple or ond : inds of mic bases. All pair eek tase 
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     | Complete Home Theater | 
Combination! ~— 
On This New | | 
: Sensutianal Emerson A 
21” TV-Phono-Radio Console! 
With Twin Speaker! Hi-Fidelity! Regular List $398 
: Bit Big, luxurious 21” television with the most advanced engineering fea- $ 
LEE a tures. Twin-speaker high-fidelity sound system, superheterodyne radio. © 
. Automatic 4-speed record changer. Slide-out phonograph drawer for - = 
® easy loading of records. .Modern lowboy cabinet blends with als adel . 
a or blond. furniture! . : 
| Purpose, 
Portable Mixer 
Powerful, yet Reg. $19.95 
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Filipino Leader? | ANC 32 seq Eaaaw & % CAR Political - Pundits Say! : ; 4 : { i ” ae. : a - & E : a mae fy i oS ‘ FOR SAVINGS GALO Le 
_ Government Won't Aid| 
President Garcia 
MANILA (INS) — American 
support in the Philippines was re- 
ported. today to be swinging away) 
from President Carlos P. Garcia, 
win cede is Sinn ace 
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pron scga hy epi. yuugi ag, fe ln bes sun ‘Ih ‘ten Honcho 
” separates — Gatcia’s. weak leadership not | ee ; ce OR : 7 719° V . 
only has split the ruling party but] EN -~  a\wW i Halter § OW Blouse 
oes] ee LW eA 4° 98 alienated many independent voters. ~ . | Se oe : a le if’ Shorts ae Pants r 
  — | A= — : Conese. Péslakent.shimcertely cote ited: in tan 
remains of Magsaysay.” | , ce ) J / laa or tunqucise with eyed Regios & ome s 3 to 
    
   
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Honeylane swimsuits 
bloomer styles with ruffled 
or petal bras, Gay summer in easy to wash cottons. Iv Roman Catholic Church and | eelesa.” Wisk and slid _ ut = a 
Army collars’. . shirt tails Bright i Panties a delicate tels. e : 
Combed cotton plisse with Girls’ button trim * a ’ dd-throucgn hn : & ; wd 
elastic at waist ...elasticized HZ - af 2 nest cotton shorts 
Girls’ sizes 7 to 14. prints, stripes and solids legs. Pink or white. . : 4 i _ a ¢ 
concerned over mishandling of U.S. Res. 2.98 Girls’ sizes 7 to 14. ‘New Topper Sets Only 77 
funds by the graft-ridden Lib- 6-0 = 2°8 Honeylane girls’ sizes 7 to 14. 
aa ensae tek 1 Now - 99: Reg. 9 Prs. 99° for Little Folk cereennrers Magsaysay ~. such small : / ove . Set 1 a | 9 more for these well-tailored 
Crinkl - fron cotton in 
during june record days Fite’ cr gis ma os little shorts of fine cotton fab- 
rics that require little or no 
and stripes jor boys. Plastic 
lined pants, 9-18 months. ?      
     
       
    
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_ironing: Band fronts, elastic 
back waists. Red, turquoise, 
navy, green. Sizes 3 to 6X. 
hosiery sale!    
         
   
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handbags | 
4/83 Marriage License 
Applications 
yee » ae Orion 
Ruth L, “Angelo, ‘Washington 
Denete SS Ce. =. Oak 
Lawrence B. Ridenotr, Detroit 
Dona Lou Warner, Birmingham 
Robert J. Moore, 412 ant 
Mary E. Magerman, 8. Johnson | 
Detroft 
Margaret M. Cunningham: 132 OW, 
  Joseph A. Adamvzyk Jr. 667 Raskob 
Denna J. — Metamora 
    - ‘With Summer here, Fer noes teoety 
summer cottons 
     
            
   
     
         
         
     
  Light and bright styles in ayo has nylons for occasion, Eurnenss plastics, nylons and printed _ Here's chance to own a Royal Purple 
Joseph, D, Freer. 44 X. Walton ae é vinyls. White, natural and 3 wardrobe in the latest summer ‘A. McMahon, 253 No Perry ' at a low price of 77 pr. Delicately sheer, Gacy Rentng Sat Liens bicycle clip bandanas multi-color pastels. | Tha full fashioned, all sizes. 
Daniel J. Curry, Clarkston Reg. 59c 2 for BRB: . ; : 2s Hosiery Bar, Main Floor Joan E.. Churchill, Royal Oak a \ 
Audrey L. Coleman, Rochester, [Pert bandanas protect your hair-do i = ss John . Gardiner, Clarkston when wind, sun or ses-epray threaten, C 0 : u Sa een Nancy J. McGovern, 454 aere Hide pin curls cleverly. Plain or patterned . Cort ® Rethormeton, 1000 LaSalle... ina spectrum of colors. 7 
~ Beart 2. ae | straw belts get the vote Otte Schram, #8 Rowe Pa SAVE 25¢ YD. 
= ge fiber. reg. 98e each 2 for ] totals ot 79¢ A. Cook, Jr., 270 B. Pike. Spal f. Barris, i S. Paddock,   4 Light, comfy straw belts summerize your 
  Phillip J. Fowler, Birmingham. 
Kathryn A. Moynaham, Birmingha dresses... provide good connéctions { tt ae: we or. Cath way ta arabe Sich 5 Widths ths range from narrow x wide. Lovely 264 ore ine Fern 8. M Sane ee oven, braided and rope styles in a of solid colors, oe as Wayne H. Garrett J variety of colors and sizes. ; shewnk (mere anions Sh. 2%,) Y 
Virginia L. Tastiond. “iret — leather billfolds 88e 3 36.in. width. _ gue 
Ray J. Kirkby, 240 Orenard Lake. | stoles cover any occasion smartly a oe ls : Robert R. Gibson, 233% Osmun. | Fine leather wallets with Val al eet ee eee res. $3.98 S2.88 pumas 4 Window gas suse tod cot visiet 8 cn Campbell, 668 Homestead. | Versatile nylon alia in handsome perma mien bi yal William . Colladay, Lake Orion novelty weaves. Some sparked with Lurex ~~. a eee Nila J. LeMonde, 132 Mt. “Clemens. glitter. Go-with-all white ~ ; ; 
Lanim Jr. 442 8. Paddock. Habis ns Combe 442 8. Paateck. 
Sharon K Girst, e060 Wil Witttame Laney | = ict mke Ie on mens Sevebian C Charge Ss u m m e r Ss Gq n d G Is y uo ‘ 
Joyee B. Phipps, 6811 Gale. Bton W. Siating, Romeo. Maje Wiison, ord. favorite styles for sun ‘n fun 
at sure to please prices 
      
  
     
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<7 ) ~ STORE-WIDE SALE STARTS TODAY ees SAVE! ~ Sitting or Standing, You " 
Find Ironing Easier, Cooler 
IRONING TABLE 
Regular 695 = ay 44 
y Adjusts bon 26-35 in. high 
‘W Attractive turquoise color 
‘f Durable, long-lasting steel 
  © RE-COVER YOUR FURNITURE ‘AT 10W: COST: 
© GUARANTEED PERFECT; PERMANENT FIT: Fe 
            Rich turquoise enameled table has popular perforated top 
that helps you stay cool while doing your ironing. Adjusts 
from 26 to 35 inches high. 
wierd 2.49 Pad and Cover Set.;.1 “ 
     
- Check These HOUSEWARE Specials Reg. 10.95 Pink Enamelware Set .. 6.66 
Reg. 5.95 Bath Scale ........... 3.99 ——— 
- : esy-Opes Outdoor Metal Hamper with 
21-inch Motorized Brazier eevee 24.95 Straightline Dryer Neat -Floral Design 
fesee-2 of 60 Paper Plates ...... .98¢ ‘eguier'y 1935 16.88 Rog. 6.35 5.44      
   SOFA STYLES $8 
© WASHABLE, NO-IRON,     
    
             
      WRINKLE-PROOF FABRIC Rust ined brig 202-ft. of usable Oibni8x24-in. 
© DOUBLE THE LIFE OF ane ag pense ee TaN es corms 
vows cum ae fr" eon Gea ay 
© SMART NEW PATTERN, t aie ekg =| 
REVERSIBLE CUSHIONS 
Hurry in for the biggest bargains you ever saw to make old furniture look , rome: ow 
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  shown waheg brogian like new! These covers, priced for a quick sell-out, come in-your choice of << 1 ££ fa | org 
similar chairs and sofas. Misty Gray, Heather Green, or Sunset Rose. All colors mix pertectly.. <a 7 ? n be ON ESEEN at & ei Y 
fey r= _ ote era FF PS Portable 
‘ae | yes —— (=, ee 5 | , Maid of Honor Picnic Basket with 24-inch 
Curved Asm Modern Beranght Arm Mode:a fee Cushion Lowen ‘Two Cushion Modern, Wing,  Dagewell“  Platym Rochat garbage eliminator lee Croom Freezer Service for Six Folding Brazier - 
Bacteria action turns 85% of ’ Reg. 10.95 8 88 
ij arm Just Sey “Charge It” ay nes liquid. which seeps Reg. 10.95 8.88 Reg. 6.95 4.88 ° 
ony . ouse ju a-fi on Sears Revolving Charge into soil — rest becomes rich +-Qts. ‘ety qubdeet = 
compost. Unit installs easily in Stained oak basket with Aes | plated grid. Sturdy 1-in. New easy-to-operate freezer for 
     ground, ires no plumbing, 16 h stee! z ne 
Up te 6 Months te Pay... . aes o- an old fashioned taste thrill. veneer cover! 6 each 8 non-slip .tubular tripod legs 
Small Service Cha ° pom centt oder = Fiberglas tub. Tin-plated steel forks and. steel spoons, 8-in. fold for carrying. 
Reg 14 98 T 988 re * = aarvoar ; ? plastic plates and tumblers, 16-Tb. Bag of Charceal..,,.......006 
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Our finest most Custom-like slipcovers! A flawless j : pred Fol or ort Si 
fit for hundreds of styles. Give.a.smart custom [| x5 Gt 2c ° , 
look to your furniture with these ultra-fine slip- ip ~ : 3 = f Ot VISELMYLS 
covers. Gold accented prints in Grey, Green and A ray. Hb 
—— , ASE fee Wc. every kind of comfort at extra low prices! 
Reg. 26.98 Sofa Slipcovers ...... 24.88   
Custom Type Slipcovers 
Reg. 9.98 5 17 
Save $4 on these Custom type slipcovers for — 
3 days only. Better quality, rich textured and | 
extra durable fabric, in this new exciting dec- 
orator print. Concealed custom adjustable 
| features gives a form fit to most style chairs. 
Reversible cushions give longer life. Grey, — 
. Green and Pink. 
Reg. 19.88 Sofa Slipcovers ett,   
   
    
   
   
   
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| 18x25-in. 333 
Made of *DuPont polyester fiber — 
that’s. non-allergenic, — 
Zippered cotton cover: Sere 
| foam latex pillow 
Nes, SS 3°9 
Plump and. pampering. Lastingly 
buoyant, self- ventilating, odorless. 
Percale zip end cover. 
soft 
chicken feather               Harmony House Made-to-Measure 
quality table pads with 4 layers of insulation 
Regularly 8.98 
sale—custom-made venetians ptrretedal 95 | | R 45 Protect your table! Buy that fine pad you've been 
eg. c wanting now at Sears low price. Top covering is 
waterproof Pyroxylin coated cotton fabric, with 
embossed floral pattern. Interior filling is made up 
of layers of insulating felt. Base cover is soft cotton 
flannel. Edges stitched with strong nylon thread. All 
sizes reduced! 
Best Pods, with 11 layers of insula- Reg. 2 For $@, 
ton In 7 omer olor, 05, 15.98. 13.98 1.98 
Similar Sele Prices on All Sizes Treditonally opular, durable. 
asenemny | crushed chicken 
Au...) “32 - Beale. bee Tek or bios Wak, 
$14.98 Down-filled Pillow, ea. 10.88          
     
       
            
       
            
    
       
     
              
   
        
      
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  By PHYLLIS BATTELLE. 
up mushing through Fairbanks’ 
   
    NEW YORK (INS)—Ever since 
I vacationed in Alaska last sum- 
Tort ooties tha bane oma 
degree mudilands—I have given a 
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mont Stakes in 2:26 and 3-5, Won't}that, to develop a breezier brain,/|is half the battle. MG, at ane ae : . THE FLOOR. SH ja" using?” tetiwent aid tiles lowest depths—relaying their nd there is not a. 
aba in such matters. si tien this summer payin tormuation to Warmeagien, tonent = dens on 6 8 na r DIFFICULT FOR SOME sdbvaniteaity oellion tus te owe liens whe Yet These folks often may be ob. Tm Jooking forward,” tod Patattatg nares een ee a 
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CRAFTSMAN 58-PC. SOCKET WRENCH SET 
© 14-pe. V2-in. Drive Socket Wrench Set 
@ 15-pe. Y%-in. Drive Socket Wrench Set 
© 7 Combination Wrenches © 8 Midget Open 9 
End Wrenches @ 9 Set Screw Wrenches | 
© 4-pc. Punch and Chiat Set © Tool Box PAY ONLY $3 DOWN! 
~ SPECIALLY SHLE PRICED FOR THIS SALE ONLY... 
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12. 55) il Here's ras extra stor- 
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  Flower Bed 
25-41. enn 2 ‘98 
Dress-up flower beds with at- 
fractive,, woven 16-in. high 
border fence.’ Heavily oF 
comes Save now, 
  ar Also in 36, 48, 60, oe heights. Buy on crete Sears, SAVE fac 10% 
v Regularly Priced at 27c ft. 
¢ In a Full 42-inch Height 
. @ Other Heights Available 
¥ Complete Installation by 
BN Sears Experts ot Low Cost! 
Protect your property, pets and children... sturdy 
9'/y-gauge pickéts with 11l-gauge line wires give 
install. 
Fencing, Peery St. Basement 
CALL FE S-4171 FOR FREE ESTIMATE On FENCING NEEDS! 
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"David Bradley aaa Chain Link Fencing 37° «x Sia 
Lasting protection end beauty make this « top buy for your home. 
discourages Tough, springy mesh’ stays’ in shape longer. . . 
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years. All materials heavily galvanized. We will. 
           
            
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: : FOR SAVINGS ¢ GALORE! 
      
Sesloiad a <ikiened Bout 
nos 3185 26.88 
Silent!.7 blades come close to, 
but do NOT touch, knije bed. 
All steel blades. Solid rubber 
tires make it easier to handle. 
       
       Gardeners, Save Time, Steps aa 
With a Dunlap Wheelbarrow —— 
© Regularly sells for $8.95 7 77 coe ayer © Wide-spread logs prevent tipping  s oe 
plier set .'......1.89 
This wheelbarrow makes light work of hauling 
jobs around the yard and garden. Carries leaves, carving set ....1.89 
dirf, etc. Has tubular steel handles with rubber 
grips, 10-in. puncture-proof rubber tire. Save! 
Heavy Duty Sander 
Res. 31.50 27,88 ; $3 — 
Hes reciprocating motor... no 
belts, brushes, or rotating | parts 
to wear out. Sandpaper, poligh- 
ing pad. 
| 5%-in. Elec. Hand Saw 
Reg. 22.88 27. 88. 
Lightweight yet Wood gee — cults 
2x4 at 90 degrees! Built-in tip- 
ping guide and telescoping 
lade guard. See it       
        
        
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DRILL KIT 
      
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barbecue fireplaces. It is a reinforced concrete tornado shelter which 
seats 12. It stands outside the home of Oscar Hoskinson in Preston, 
Kan. It can also be used as a ee ee:   
gram to develop another of its nat- 
ural resources—the black gold Cf and Oruro became ghost towns. 
oil. 
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sharply in recent years. It is now 
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a day—about half of it available 
tor export. 
In line with eased vauaiatons 
against foreign capital, Bolivia 
has granted several United States 
concessions to work Oil joins Silver, Tin, Zinc 
_to Boost Bolivian Economy 
WASHINGTON — Bolivia, where|tive name, ‘Silver One,” was later 
tin long has been king of exports, | changed to.Sucre. 
is carrying out a long-range pro- 
imated three million people. Against declined in the 1870's; both Potosi 
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rich tin deposits. 
’ Today, tin taken from these and 
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stay of the national economy. 
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air heights of 12,000 to 17,000 feet. 
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valleys, live most of Bolivia’s esti-           
a bleak and arid background, they 
      port, along with — to reach 
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By 163, silver treasure flow 
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Rice (Rich Hill) had made neigh- 
boring Potosi the largest city in |)... 
the Western “lence, toiling in the mines or rais- 
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    potatoes, corn, and grains. 
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scenery, climate, and promise. 
In this fertile tropical and semi- 
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ernment plans an ambitious de- 
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ing, cattle raising, and such for-| 
estry products as timber and fub- 
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* lopened the nation’s modern story. 
year, before pre-Lent 
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brooding about unemployed TV pomedians, contrived a neat z a , 
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/ “Make all comedians western stars next fall,” says George. I 
Burns, of course, wasn’t too serious. But hearing that 
ong new western’ll be “Have Gun, Will Travel,” he asked 
who is the star. 
Same guy who did ‘Medic’,” somebody said. : . : ‘ tee gloated George. “They're putting a doctor on a] Si a a : 5S ee. » Gleason’d look great on a horse. | 7a Ta , AT, : Bint See: cd : 
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“They say comedy’s dying, but I’m ‘sticking with it,” Burns| 
‘ puffed his cigar. “So Gracie and I aren't figurin’ to pt grsice 
, te westerns. Groucho’s still up there with ‘comedy. . He does 
. * it so easy — doesn't even switch his cigar from one hand to’ 
; the other, If he did, he’d want more money.” 
“Aren’t you afraid of overexposure?” I asked. 
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sand walked up the street —-thataway. ‘ 
‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
The cheesecake shots of Yera Miles in 
'“Beau James” will be her last for a. 
‘while; her_new boss, Alfred Hitchcock, ; 
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' Cary Grant bought a 1,000-acre estate 
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check and replaces your Stetson 
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‘Farmington Slates Meeting   
To Organize 
FARMINGTON — The organiza- 
tion meefing of the Farmington Township League of Subdivision 
Associations has been called for 
Monday, at the Ten Mile Elemen- taty School. . 
The purpose of the meeting .will be to elect officers and hold the 
first regular quarterly meeting of 
the Assembly of Delegates. 
had set mid-June as the target League of 
porary League reported as of 
Tuesday noon that 21 associations 
had ratified the League constitu- i >, oe 
Subdivisions 
charter membership prior to’ Mon- 
day night, Except for the termpo- 
rary directors, the press and 
Residents Committee guests, only 
delegates of charter. members, or! - 
their ‘alternates, will be eligible 
to attend. 
* * * 
|- The League organization meet- e. ling will et en months of 
preparatory work which began last 
July when the Residents Commit-   
  R. P. HUTTENLOCHER 
Recently graduated from the 
University of Michigan with a 
bachelor of arts in economics 
degree is Richard Perry Hutten- 
locher of 6251 Middle Lake Rd., 
Clarkston. All 21 are expected to complete 
  _ GENE BR. CUDNEY : 
A Master of Science degree in 
applied science from “Michigan 
State University was awarded to 
Cudney 
North Shirley street. Gene, his 
wife and two sons will reside in 
East Lansing.   -}ment of over 150 children at the 
‘jvacation Bible School being con- 
‘jducted under the direction of the}. 
- |Rev. Hubert Karis of the Rural tee was formed and which was ac- 
celerated jast Jantiary when the 
‘Temporary League was organized,| — 
The purpose of the League of 
Subdivision Associations has been 
summarized in a single phrase— 
to give effective help to members 
in their efforts to achieve a good 
community. 
Children to Display 
Bible School Work 
GINGELLVILLE — The Gingell- 
ville Baptist Church had an enroll-   
  
Bible Mission with the aid of twen-| 
ty volunteer teachers. 
Sunday evening at 7 p.m. the 
children will present the service, 
displaying their accomplishments 
for parents and friends whe are 
welcome to attend.     
Girl Scout Day Camp 
Opens in Rochester — ROCHEST£R — Camp Rolling/tive and that the Rochester Fire| 
Glen opened for the six-day ‘“Day|Department set up tents for the 
Camp,” Tuesday for 253 Gir |])campers. : 
" ‘nel th Township| Through cooperation with imine, * e Avon p -“PpONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
os School on safety for baby sitters gave instruc- 
tions of this nature, as well as many other help- 
ful. hints. Others wishing to organize similar 
classes may contact-Mary Hixon at FE 4-2564, AID BABY 
Troy practices the pressure arm-lift method of 
artificial respiration on her sister, Heather, un- 
der the watchful eye of nurse Mrs; Floyd Cobb, 
also*of Troy. Classes held recently at Stiles at | Southfield Approved Plan 
     
   
    
     
  to Establish: New Drain | SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The, Supervisor Euguene Swem, de- 
Township Board has approved:the manded a record vote at this 
new plan to establish the Ever-|week’s meeting but the result was 
green interceptor drain even thoughionly4 to-1. ey 
voters recently turned down a) . 2 
‘proposed’ two ‘mill increase - to} 
  finance ‘the ‘construction of the| § Pe came ved 
s | eluded in the proposed. project 
\ will ask‘ ths county beard ot 
Village Council | ot Pubiic works. 
Hires Workers ‘SS month allows certain counties 
establish a DPW and gives them 
|power to assess a district in a 
\(health) project if it refuses to jto Patrol Park 
  LAKE. ORION — The village enter into the contract. 
in—accordance with—its * * *& 
promise to improve the village 
park, hired two attendents, who 
reported for work Tuesday. ~ 
William’Fredo and John McGee 
were both deputized and are turn- 
ing away those who are not resi- 
dents of Lake Orion Village. The 
recreation program is conducting|approximate cost to each South- 
swimming classes each morning field family would be at least 
,jin the same area. $125. . : 7 Southfield has repeatedly held 
up action on the $2,000,000 to supply 
sewage outlets from a main line 
to extend from the outskirts of 
Pontiac to Eight Mile road and 
Southfield. 
Swem said this morning the’ 
  
  
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Curnutte announced that the busi- invited. 
ness men have been very coopera-   
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| -An open house will be held next ‘long. Camp Director’ Mrs. James week, to which the public has 
Loch Lomand, the largest lake 
jin Scotland, is only about one to 
jfive miles wide, but about 23 miles Other improvements are the 
mat on the diving board, a ladder 
to tha dock, filling of sand in the 
area and the awarding of a 
contract to fence the area. 
Ben Wright was appointed part 
time policeman to assist Neal 
Leonard, chief; Charles Lortz, full 
time; Harold Page and Fred La- 
Favre, part time. To Reopen Library 
ORION TOWNSHIP—The Orion 
5 p.m.; Wednesday and Satur- 
day, 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.                   Community Bible Church, who. are 
not a school this year, 
they have loaned a bus and have 
accepted. many children from the 
neighbor church.     
Area List Given   
The second largest number of 
degrees in the history of Michigan 
State was given at a recent spring 
term commencement, Vice Presi- 
dent Richard M, Nixon was the 
speaker. 
* * * 
Pontiac area students receiving 
bachelor of arts awards include 
Lynwood E. Teller, Romeo; James 
A. Graham Jr., Fenton; Loran ‘L. Students Earn MSU Degrees 
Hamilton, Ortonville; Mary Jane 
Kohn, Ortonville; and Thomas E. 
Slattery, Ortonville. 
Those from Royal Oak recgiv- 
ing bachelor of arts awards were 
Durwood. C, Allen, Mary Lou 
Gail Hullinger, Janette 
M. Merkel, .and Sherry A. 
Richard 
Others on the list include Cath- 
erine J. Sibley, Lake Orion; James     
To Reside in Alpena   
E dn a Ma y Th Oo m W e Cl take, Ee tees M. Skinner, Mad- 
ROCHESTER — Residing in Al-\trait necKline and long 
i sleeves. The ruffled lace extended) pena after a short in Northern 
  
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Sees America, 
Is Impressed — 
ORTONVILLE — Elizabeth Strie- 
gle arrived in the United States 
from Stuttgart, 14 and is living with Mrs. i ~ 
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Button of Oakwood road here, un- 
(Plans ’Country Day’ 
Women A. Atwood, Rochester; Don M. 
Blackburn, Rochester; John D. 
Mason, Lathrup Village; Aurelia 
A, Tartar, Lathrup Village; George 
T. Beech Jr., Farmington; Loren 
R. Clifford, Farmington; Ellen 
May Culham, Farmington; Edgar 
L. Trocke, Milford; Gail M. De- 
Podesta, Farmington; Stewart H. 
Levin, . Farmington; June M. 
Turner, Farmington, and Roger F. 
Hummon, Farmington. 
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Also receiving bachelor of arts 
awards were Arnold M. Jacobs, 
Oak Park; Judith G. O'Dell, Clark- 
A, Ehbrcke, Walled   ison Heights. : 
Forbes, Madison ; Vera L. Sturgeon, Or- 
| ester; David C. Mitchell, Far- 
mington, and James T. Neal, 
Also receiving bachelor of sci- 
ence awards were Robert W. 
Vorce, Farmington; Elizabeth M. 
Gessas 
  
  Lake Orion Group   
is pl a “Day       ' Boy on Tour 
‘jthe only youth representing Orion 
- |Lyon.   
Orion Sends   Frank Lessiter Among 
88 in Youth Exchange 
to Fly to Europe 
LAKE ORION—Frank Lessiter is   Township among the,88 being spon-| 
sored by the vouth exchange pro-| 
gram of the Michigan Council] of) 
Churches under the direction of 
Mrs,. Arvid Anderson of South 
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_- He graduated from Lake Orion 
High this month, and will board 
the charter plane on June 26 for 
After this he will be separated 
  
    
        
   
   
        
     
   
                  
           
                   
               
       
            
   
          
    
    
          
           
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Nowhere can you find such fine “ 
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*|made last year, when Mars came|taneously over its entire surface.|   mulate a new program for ob-;jthat the planet has brief periods 
ht pln which things can’ be seen 
earthion parts of its surface through it again comes close to 
next year, blue light. We ee ee of 
They did this after |a three day) This mysterious “blue clear- 
first results of the observations|something that happened simul- 
But observers last year found that 
    
  
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- OTTAWA i — Canada's first 1 ‘The 
Rune vp on maky. 6 the thie s ¢€¢ & 
sands : + + + ‘|some observers that the living or- 
-Martian—polar—eap, which ee are unlike anything op 
is shaped something like a| Dr. Slipher said observers took      
      sandwich, he added,|100,000 pictures of Mars during 
with a foundation of surface mate-the 1956 approach and produced] 
  adreeg EE | Jotficers to seek funds trom the|!8 the wind is blowing her topper, “Shorey Plays, are turning their / iain Slipher said, that something hap-\National Science Foundation tojand Dolores Delgado, of Havana, 
pens on Mars\which ul support the future program. Cuba, probably has @ low opinion| pers.” 
of its surface to<darken suddenly ‘2 3 ot the playful ocean breeze. The| plained: 
moistening of the soll, he added.|astronomers to take part was|CUban beauty: chases her custom-|/ cdapegtan: pin apes 
If so, Zraes vone Mind of wto-jbreught up but ne aciiee: SOs SeEEas Paris hat along the deck! tne nine others want to 
cipitation which would producejen, Dr. Slipher said. He said itlot the Me de France on which she| girls.” 
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you get a suit of genuine 
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at this price 
  ~ The Hub does it again! (And it wasn’t easy.) Duppioni silk, ~ 
as you probably know, is the finest silk in the world. It comes: 
from the cocoons of especially lovable silk worms who cuddle 
together in twosomes and weave their nests on a co-op basis. 
The “Duppioni” (or double-thread) fibres that ‘result from this 
charming relationship are tougher and springier, producing 
a silk that is lustrous and smooth, but much more resistant to 
wrinkling and much harder wearing than. ordinary One-pioni 
silk. Suits made of real Duppioni usually sell at a price that 
puts them out of the reach of practically everybody but the 
very well-heeled. But now, as the result of a timely purchase, 
the Hub. ean offer a limited number of these luxurious suits.at 
a saving we can modestly describe as stupendous. Now that 
summer’s on the way you definitely want te own one of these 
imported Duppioni silk suits. See them now at the Hub. 
if it’s from the Hub it’s right! 
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Featherstone Road from Mt. Clemens to East City Limits 
Columbia Avenue from Baldwin to Stanley. sa 
GUTTER, DRAINAGE, RELATED WORK Jefferson Street from Summit to Cadillac. 
SIDEWALK , ; N. side. Second, Joslyn to 171.4 ft East. 
For further Information see legal notice. Interested property own- LA CRESCENTA, Calif. @ — ers are urged to appear. 
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* ig department on nationally advertised Dresses, Coats at Suits F Furs, Domestics, Linens, Towels, -Hose, 
x reed = = P.M. Thursday, June 20, te Lingerie, Women’s Sportswear, Accessories, Women’s oa Men's ‘Clothing, Men's Furnishings, Boys FRIDAY - SATURDAY 
arrange the store ond stocks for thia great sole, All goose | , Clothing, Infants’ Weer, Children's Wear, Teen-Age he ond Fumbues: Shoes, Millinery, Jewelry June 21 and June 22 on rocks and tables easy to see and easier to buy. Every. | ' Od Small Appliances. THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. IF YOU EVER SAVED IN YOUR : 
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39¢ BATES YARD GOODS | | 1.49 GIRLS’ SHORT SETS 1.99 Men’s Sport Shirts || 1.99 Ladies’ Play Shorts}| 3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS Ladies’ BETTER DRESSES Come, get this bar- ! qualit Save va — come ; Sanforized fast The feature group Werth more! Cool ‘ 
per agra C early — cool san- C peppers. 7 Cc color poplins, den- Cc of our sale. Sum- . 
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Yes, full size sheet Limited quantity Hurry down for Beat the heat in a How's this for « 
Sledod re T V7 || we ro 7 7 C} sen OO] S 8° tr, a 00 4 to customer. hin 6200e—— pants._Our feature ____=._}} colors or patterns. taille, etc. Broken 
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Washable Whites in all new shapes novelties, All colers and. 
-] and sizes. 1.99 LARGE LOOP RUGS | 89° Giant 24x3 for this 
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Yd. ei $ | ¢ ¢ 99 ¢ ie 1 oo 3 88 I Boys’ Play Shorts | 2 14 I 88 Ladies’ Sun Dresses 
      
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rich capper country, mytch of it\Open, cleared. of high vegetation|the vital source of as vwustelend?” of litdle mprieatturay|®#24 Teasonably void of snow in|replace dairy cattle in the area as 
es y the winter. ~ a chief source of 
significance, is becoming a Garde) “But in the U.P., Trees are still) He said income from raising : of Eden to a rising industry —!,hundant ‘and provide a break {o/dairy cattle is about four times . — beef and dairy cattle ranching. snow, ie that of what one will receive from 
: Fa — bs en In the Dakotas a herd of cattle |‘eet cattle at the end of a given 
{aspects of testing the feasibility] Must have 13 to-18 acres of land But, said Madaski, as’a sideline : of raising Cattle over the grassy Sameraine Gert Remsen beef cattle ranching can be a fine 
Ms coca / the ‘same herd needs five acres source of added income. 
$ he piste badibine, anh 38 pies eet we “ned tStapply : | pepbeuie 6 tent of hae ee Charge on Car-Sleeper 
: Sag acee mang |, Trt ale ng Oe Dropped by Prosecttion , | ; iprairie dogs, neither of which pre- 
|] re thet tn eet to Ree ati, |e nant Cay reir’ ee ae RNNIYITE| int Gane, Mastilin foresee tox Eddie L. Ford, 40, | yearly, | : fendh 7/charse against 
; Maritiia Wkes to contrast his\nongs he says ee PSOet St Wenogy St. yestetny 
ak ‘ with that in the Dakotas, where he NEED DAIRY CATTLE Police May 31 after he was found 
| * was a cowpuncher during the| However, Houghton County agri-jsleeping in an auto reported 
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at the skills we have been taught. \blockade the Gulf of Aqaba with|iated what it claims is its terri-| Wilbur V. Hamm, St. Clair coun-| SMART DOUBLE SINGLE Sree. ceemerinns nerty Aegean cary. tate gull n degaurergednye tigrsordipaead 
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t * + marines to Egypt. — and/eration edly am a ae ea eee , | - a 
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MEN'S WEAR | wane | Qe ~ 4 23 North Saginaw Street | fis SS | 5 a. end, offer éverything, including fixtures, at : e Bunk bed with ‘step-easy ladder inte ee rail thy eee | 
sensationally low prices during @ greet. . . © Student desk with 4230" top, oct chair f KO pe | 
    GOING OUT OF | BUSINESS SALE! | Entire Stock at. | 
sph! og = Up 7 50%! | e Roomy chest—2 Pillows 
A completely “young’’ idea that'll excite ihe youngsters! you get all 8 h” in an outfit styled ‘0 ben setve years! st - walnut, two. beautiful woods, combine to make this smart room grou bunk bed. ‘be _ td 8 twin bad you ha — the space! |    
             
    
           
            
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> pra sunior kastors wuiz on— ——— i: gs a a r a Ai? "| gis TEES | sc ee IN a a | . g § ; rz ss ‘ r E i ni + 
QUALITY! ee 
  
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It took part in a famous and important Civil War battle against 
another ironclad, the Merrimac. F it raised it and 
house on the g 
E deck and put a cannon inside. __ 
About a month later, the Merrimac attacked five | 
built on Long Island, New York, and was fin- 
. The. Monitor steamed to the rescue. The Monitor 
Merrimac. fought for: almost four hours, but the Monitor 
& target to hit. The Merrimac finally withdrew from | 
mS later destroyed their ship and the a storm. 
use of both boats started the decline in the use of wood- ar. : 3 
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YOU TO DO: Color the picture of the round-topped Mon- 
the larger Merrimac. This picture is taken from an artist's it tie 7 
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(Bad Ferillo, Charleston, S.C., wins $10 for this idea. Send 
your idea to this newspaper. Tomorrow: Can the owl see in the 
daytime? ‘Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures.) 
Quality of Plywood 
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side the nation's forests where | 
  
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Officer Says He'll Quit, | 
  Merrimac had been sunk at the beginning of the war but || - 
covered it with heavy iron plates. | 
Served for 37 Years ed | 
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Director James A. Hoye reportedly 
plans to retire on July 15 after 37 
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Protest Civil Rights Bill Sh ort- "eA tains! Stalls Tie-Up| strove See site 
- WO err ““T think we should take a ong) 
Who. run{ stand on the matter,” said C ae 
pf missioner James Moses of Mar- own, father of of six, won a table 
| rer “at thas tows wp ot thea in a “Father ‘of th Tear” 
‘ it! pressure US!contest. Then his 11- : 
as : of Tl Bheegoiy 8r “(sin Full Swing Claises Being Held at] WASHINGTON im — Southern Kaowand ai b Bingo Sa                 a 
~ PHS, Eastern ~“Junior;|calied “a iegislative lynching bee”|Senate's going “ition wouldling by N Enroll Record Number fought today against a parliamen- rebelde Senate itself, 
      
           
     
       
_! / Summer School is in full swing} But Republican leader /ytmnaee Steal 'o a Sf ening Bt Rentiions eater ew Regulation Concerns Witnesses, Evidence 
| sving'« large ara of Ould topes te somte Dotcey OQ], Nickerson’s Attorneys) + + + Committee, where a companion 
measure has ! . mat unt weer =| to Ask for Legali ty Ruling) se icer vias ei =| 
If this aver. : _ RONITSVELLE, Ala,’ = Aiuejon rack temerch: wad. doeadeg) : : 
mngnammear snecnete, fhe ; -c onjment at Redstone Arsenal, Hunts-|! - Fiouse   
  
  
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, PILL ‘i 
selection in C 
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    any time to call it up for a vote. 7 . “ 
Ricwtend plane tS employ a/Atay court-martial © regulation} x * * : 
+ # Senate rule -under|When the officer comes to trial) . awe In Senate debate yesterday, 
| fore aire 44 teachers handling |Which he contends,a House-passed| June 25. 3 jee Fee mertgngg oar abi ben age 
of. {bill can be placed on the Senate's! Nickerson is accused on 8icized Defense. Secretary Wilson.|, ‘= ee peng g 
legislative calendar without being counts of - secret missile|The memorandum reportedly was ayed until eur drag _ 
referred to committee. data to fall into the hands of ur-lcritical of Wilson order which|°t ™y dete —— 
x * * _|authorized persons. : assigned - primary responsibility," - | 4. 
se aac Force Knowland tended his move a : E a con 
a : asd to bypass the Jaliclaty Camels, 
driver training pro-|reorgani: ruli ing rtaining section ol _# tee—headed by Sen. Eastland ( 
must erin cccecan wae the y Ea prsin Bathe tion ot|GOP Schedules Picnic _{ Miss), « . ped — legisla- 
' 6 . tion—was jus by the commit. 
amar meat ou apes ee ee pore eee Bry omy - DETROIT # — Lois V. Nair,/tee’s inaction on such measures. 
the prosecuting agency| Wayne ‘County Republican chair- But Russell said the move would 
ators have protested that, if suc-| before brought before the|man, has announced a picnic in “set a precedent that will haunt 
bes | Me tose: Ok woe ree Se 
, 2 * \for the Republican Party. Picnic|’™> ‘9 “Oe 5: lynching bee.” prosecuting Russell bitterly assailed the nun ae y Tigh so which (Pasets willbe provided by women! measure yesterday, saying that] 
cal eae aE bees aoe te eed Bell hd’ Jen-(Party workers at $1.50 each, State|while its supporters talked about] ' . four chairman Lawrence B. Lindemer|it as a right-to-vote bill, they had also meet on June 29, a on trong. te fear 
| make w fr the iy meta (Birmingham Youth  |sic-ming etter ir aon ae ims, be ai eet So re 
‘have smenee school, te mo etine(GQing fo Annapolis ments because they were “irrel to ruse party 2 er fed echockd. : 
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ioe coe crdeoed ota ratte tt é Lunch 
rurming water. He will eat a West-|ate centrally heated, a luxury not/lessons and other instruction, off-time 
i diet and play baseball if fejfound in the—warden's office or 2s 8 € bal, 
| wants ‘to, even in the Ministry of Justice In one cell wing is  %0-bo0k|"wrme only 
That is,the life now being led) building. library,-which most of the men)». have is 
lin the prison here by 33 U. S.| Dressed in blue fatigues, the; said Warden Kiyoshi 4 
|servicemen convicted by Japa-|men work daily shifts in a small “And the man is kept in his 
imese courts for off-duty offenses.|box making plant, a tor shoe! 20 Mi { fo Food cell.” : 
Their trials were held under the|shop, radio repair room or shoe mules fOr | 
agreement which Japanirepair shop. roe 10M ‘9995 
eas Ea aro, women NOUR, Judge Rules Friday S. Army fir- | a , Shop 
lL JEWELERS ee wT [Gaughtr, rape, atempted’ rape|, PORT ELIZABETH, 6. Africa LE PLE Night tit 9 Pm 
          
        
        
    
     
         
        
     
       
      
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5 uamlasestiiies jail reno-|three to five years. Some are on-|restaurant has not arrived 
ivated for Americans at Japanese'ly six months, 
lexpense; Yokosuka Prison lies in-| Two airmen convicted of mur-jout without paying for it. That wasii 
lside a 15-foot wall 30 miles south\der and robbery are serving 15-\the ruling of A. F. Wood, Presid-| 
of Tokyo. All U. S. servicemen|year terms. They could be pa-jing Magistrate in Port Elizabeth, § 
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MAa!\ttie food is good, plentiful, and!American holiday and six Japa-jing Hercules Alexandries in a 
Be P}|“more nourishing than “ neces-)nese holidays a year. cafe after wired. When they sar 
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, less installation over heavy pad. New $ 95 .. when this reporter toured the pris-tne inmates’ health, and a den-jutes for their order, a big man 
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are occupying beds at Cedars’ of/ Bir 
Lebanon Hospital. ' Bldrs. 
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when they married they would 
  
        
    NOTICE OF SPECIAL 
Road oil mix treatment on W. 
To: Antonio Grinaldo, 
Oswalt, 
Womack, Elmer 
Pred Pickett, Capital Sav. 
ustin R, Conley, Mr. Joswik, ASSESSMENT. 
Brooklyn 
Albert J, 
: Wood * * * * tencing him to jail. Franciosa’s wal Virginia 
He spoke in debate on a bill attorneys filed notice of appeal| Saii"ha; "Kenneth emith; Menent toe which would authorize construc-/ang he remained at liberty on|Cisir, k A; Larkin, Peter 4 
tion of one of the highest dams in| 959 bond. ; i Say Reve, ee ae 
‘jthe world in the deepest canyon ‘ Rose, Rd Knute 
on the continent. The Senate de- ae eS she s th, Sr., Edward F. K. bets Se the intent cla fe Seif S e Fails vs. Lum ‘Albert F: 
private vs. public power fight. ven urgery Edson rf 
\The Eisenhower administra : onre 
   wd interested, take noti 
Assessment 
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        Milk, Drink at least three. | g n J am spe plea Siysry, Dormagnney any time, let alone when the — be oe from each totere made by the City, Assssase 
ae ~ Few women can resist the strawberries, one layer at a until most engage Pe Union is threntening tocar ovenion. of the cost which the C "de~ glasses every day! ‘ne - walripe senyes Heid agla poe Saale: of te sue lovertake us industrially by the| She will leave the hospital daily|cised stow be paid snd borne by" spe- ‘ to jam when fresh strawber- every is . (There will be a id-1970s,"" Jack: said ey ‘ telé-|ci8! assessment Road Mix 
\ ries are abundant. And there’: ta a pulp. Combine fruits remaining crystals.) m 5, oon = to his host’s‘chair on Treatment on W. Brecuin Avenue from 
At your door or store . s and measure 4 cups into a very Jackson charged Idaho Power\vision’s Matinee ater. Baldwin Avenue to Stanley Avenue is 
see Ladle quickly into glasses or/Co. had “misled the taxpayer, f te ee ee 
: freezer containers. Cover at once|misled the Federal Power Com-|. , Notice is also hereby given that the 
an and noe acide, Add ponderea|With tight lids or seals. Let stand|mission and misled the Congress.” |Sting Wasn't From \ gees Commission and the Assessor of the City a tel 24 hours. Then store in freezer. Or, cho é é sion Chamber in said City, on the 25th fruit pectin to fruit in saucepan . ROSEVILLE, Calif. @Stanley|¢ay of June, A.D. 1957, at 8:00 o'clock if jam is to be used within 2 or). “at the ’ - .m. to review and mix well, Place over high t very time the private 69 insect|?:™- t, at which 
heat and stir until mixture comes|> Weeks it may be stored in re-/power company was a ponent’ ew ike df eal ae aoe eee 
to a hard boil, At stir in|*gerator. would build its low dams at Hells|* ; Dated June 19, 1967. 
cine Bring to a owe 1 ROLL Canyon without ‘cost to the tax-|!” his Sous gion as = = 
ING BOM, and BOM HARD 1 payers it already had applied for|0spital. He. dic _ stung. He 
MINUTE, stirring constantly ' cl _ fa tast tax writeott,”* Jackson said.|{el). and broke —- cee alms 0 icles “Talk about fooling somebody. |™¥"- Po meatal ya. The FPC went for it hook, line . TO CON-|,,Rorel Oek Drain f foam metal spoon Then 5 ” = iy. ichigan. 
stir and skim by turns for : da ee rte a oy ~- -—-Aapala Tenders of FPC issued a construction notified that at « reg-|District Refunding Bonds, 
mies wont eee. (Ai Humphrey cms, o's on, tet Sake ees 2% Se es oe is the t } > Oak into glasses. Cover jam at once built “ : be ies yy Sees He wes doctared ok ee ee t “without expense to the|ve thesintention of the City Commission O71:0. Butiding Pontiac, 
with % inch hot paraffin. es | Sen. Gore Says Ike’s/United States,” Jackson said.|*® °97 uy, gutter, drainage And /3:09 o'clock p.m. Eastern y: ; gn Jefferson from about 9 glasses, : Later, he added, the company ob-|sugtm to Cadilise Avenue St an on ee ae ony ee cata tenes 
STRAWBERRY RHUBARB yam | Program Hiked Value |fained tax writeott certificates|*% Ae a ees ae cae ae tee. re (Uneooked ) of Secretary's Stocks (from the Office of Defense Mobil- jpreves ¢ i on file for public inspec-|, Tenders should specify the serial n 
3 cups prepared fruit (1 quart ripe ization, # . “ a t for which will 
strawberries and 1 ib-— rhubarb) — E * + —— 4 nan Dents Dieta, 4% cups (2 lbs.) sugar ¢ a“ Conimilsstoner~ reserves the rig 
% wiher WASHINGTON Ww — Sen. Gore! ‘Ty, no pinn, profile and enimets, and oR et Ni tenders and to wat 
t'vex dis ox.) powdered fruit peetin/(D-Tenn) said today a steep in- heatedly yeolerday boca Sen- tbe ipet_erect_ shall ve to trent Irregularities said) tenders, atid 
First, prepare the fruit. Crushicrease in the value of Secretary| ate began debating the billy which|*8¢ Sn¢, that sil of the lots and POt-lang shall be accepted by 
thoroughly 1 q ripe wher-lof the Treasury Humphrey's 1953|ig similar to one it rejectéd by alot Jefferson Street from Summit Street |, $° ta 
ries. Measure 2 cups into a large/stock holdings illustrates “who/19.vote margin last | Y Aifo Cadillac Avenue, shail me or before 13-00 ee tlosk midnight on July 
pan, or bowl. Grind very fine (do|has benefited’ trom Eisenhower . Special eee, ete et cad cnn ime 1007. Collect, telegraphic 
not peel) about 1ybound fresh rhu-|administration monetary policies. / |Benewe _tnereot end that $2,061.96 i,m mg er will 
barb, Measure J’cup and set aside.) “I = coe rd Paece| | : shail be paid trom the Capital IMPFOV- [seated envejone 
Then make the . Measure |Commi estigation sta an é S — . HEREBY 6: Punds will be avai 
| ' sugar and tet nile. Mix water |that one of our objectives should g , That, the Commission of the of ing Areata August at etre. Pare 
fil ee ae : 7 ™ . oe “aR and powdered fruit pectin in a be to find out who agahey ’ se . Se ee June 25, . at Py Seat cm ay 1957, = 
—<— : ; ‘ from. these monetary o'clock p.m. to hea OE ned. eed SE omy 
_ a : a eee “Here | s ebjoctions that may be 7 parties) atten called 
: aren, : in the secretary we have a notable hi re. ed by he Cireuit Court for, the County 
é | example." wy ,’ , | Dated June 19, 1957 of Berl L. Cla 2 Paint, 
THREE SISTERS MARKET . . . G08 W. HURON frien cus, coon) Hiytock of eadersip Lon m zr obo aa ea r }ted a list of his January 193) jg’ State Department 20, "ST. | eereme Court upon 
e e ° ° e M4 i P m, Abolders and certain 2 stock to the Senate Fi- ‘ NTENTI con. For Produce and Fruits High in Quality, But Low in Price stack baldines to the Senate FL) Citite’ House Re ey et 
SHOP THE 3 SISTERS WAY! fined ‘hs’ major stock olingy| ani cena ey guid ato emcee , ‘ | 4 ular < i ency aseessments, which 
, JotSoee yeas, agp, when els Truman said last night that the ist, o7 feotion i fas decarbd to be/of the otal ‘smog ofthe tered the Cabinet. / _ |Eisénhower administration had the ‘natth side of], Dated J 2 
GRAND SALE ‘GRAND SALE | Chairman Byrd (D-Va)/ wholabdicated its international respon- Second Avenue a So ectintted cont of] ee epanemt, Wf. manny, Fresh Dressed eng Hien fhm By aoe. Se aot it Se eatin eS is on file Court ~4 
( : federal spending yesterday, respect of the rest of the free "te is further teniéed te construct zs 
| E E ' [planned to pursué,, the same world. said im a” dance with RABBI | S course today when/the Treasury x * * the pian, profile / eS — cE INTENTION TO cON- : : pase -* thereof yed 
| 3 Te, yeturns for his third day! «We now seem tobe slipping|y special assessment according to front ~oweyh + slags gota: dlbge All Cleaned and Drawn All Cleaned and Drawn in the witness ohiir. ibackward -as the forces of com- — that iy 4 y-  Raangglt oma wet are hereby notified that at a ree- 
F : . "s “statement . showed munism aiivance in the Middle |Second Avenue Joslyn Avenue to ony a mien of the 
F time he entered the Cab-/East and Far East and the al-|tii‘ssseament “Gustrict te defray $228 80 nya Oy ‘tae Guy Cone ONLY c Owrled 67,500’ shares of M.'liance of free nations is beset by OS SSS 8 Oe eR,  §—~ 8 A 
: Co, as well as differences and doubts;” the form-|maied cost and expenses thereof shall be|strect te sect el from D6. Chew ib. 
Street to east city limits at an other securities,/er President declared. He spoke|peld, from the Capital Improvement cogs of 9101.095.00, and that the /f 
? ; in coal and steel. He for-|at a $100-a-plate Democratic din-| NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIven eg I : ‘Bf merfy was president of the Hannaner in this state capital. \ |, That the Commission of the City of] "tt is further inte Be ee ae Co: * © ¢ mission Chamber on June 25, 1967, at §|cnbrevement | in mee 
Grand Sale A computation showed most of] The fault lies in the lack ol|Schcton? Thal men "te satis tattgs tiem thereot shalt he Getrayea by eS the holdings were worth just un-lleadership in the terested. yp [eae ail of the following/tots and parcels 
TURKEYS | LETTUCE ne ee) ee a, ily etn He ot ~ inclusive—A.P, No, 
ff : * 5 feet, Lots 
lusive, Lot 35 except 
    
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of stock Humphrey held in Hanna In addition, there was a block| 
  jobs right” and that “the only 
we can do this is through 
Democratic leaders in 
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old Pat of New York City. “My bling Prevalent, Poll Indicates; 
             
     
        
  
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ee makeup and should not be denied|cent said their parents approved. 
non - finished in the [him.” A fourth -of the parents were 
rte Shemes, a. toenngs cchesten (eH 8. IE Oe Bet 
from Wercester, Mass., justified vac gambling on this basis: “It’s “Dad doesn’t care,” said a 
the! part of life. It teaches you how | New Jersey boy, “but he refuses 
“sport. of} te lose. That's very important.” to pay my debts when I lose, 
istealh| Hot voce meaey preteatenel oe. which after ali is only fair.” 
= » ANX- brag about the instructional | 4 Fort Collins, Colo., youth said 
an pos-| Senelitg: of thelr levees. |his folks alsg took a very liberal 
aa out invita-| 4 Marietta, Ga., youth found|@ttitude: “They wouldn’t care if I 
“It relieves repressions,” he said.|losing.” A 17-year-old girl admitted 
place with} The gambling element also had/ber parents didn’t exactly like the 
Bingo was fifth|its. philosopher in an 18-year-cldjidea of her gambling, “but they 
other forms ot Phi ’ t, “As long as|want me to do ariything that makes 
accounted for you play. the and get enjoy-|me happy and a little card playing 
: ment from it, it's all right,” he/fits into the bargain.” 
wenger “When it starts playing x *«© ® | 
you, it's wrong.” Not’ all parents regarded gam- 
FURNITURE PARENTs APPROVE bling as an essential of happiness. 
i qr Among those who claimed to| “I’ve had more trouble st 
Hil ,gamble with some degree of reg-| home since I joined the weekly 
ma 2 poker club,” lamented 18-year: 
    
    
        
     
          
    
  
  
          
      
    
     
        
            
     
   
        
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_< Smartly C asual | 
COATS 
SPECIAL SELLING 
  poe young 
ners Var ( parents think it’s just a big waste sunghn ne rygty | 
oe it iit: ii i and it keeps me trom saving ee ” BE. 
hil Me etch te erten t euuee {bad if 1 do say 90 myself.” -GALLAGHER-=- 
Few of the young people we RAS the eyes, + . 
radians, ate Sn wong wo tom, Ole MUSIC CO. stantial | winnings at _ gambling. | straight line drawn with an 18 E. Huron FE 4-0566 8 
ne ee tee beh a (nun. SPeReeeeeeees 
    
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season sale your golden opportunity! 
Cashmere and woolen blend in 
camel classics. They ore soft, 
luxurious, beautifully. detailed. 
All milium lined for weightless warmth 
in any weather. Come see them NOW, 
G w. y ones is priceless. We have « beauti- LAY-AWAY SALE If you’ve a sharp eye for fashion 
AUTO) v 2 ‘ — dagen & os and a healthy regard for value... you'll. want to lay yours away 
| : by Milhening now! Milium lined for all season’s wear. : | 
Hose a lot ) °" 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY! 
a REDMOND’S at NEW CRUISE SHIP | erés 1. A Smell Deposit Holds in Leyeway. . 
Ss. Ss, A ws awe: | ee ee” pees _ Optometrists—Jewelers = * | 2. C.P.A. NO MONEY DOWN—6 Months to Pay. 
‘ QUARAMA Il each other,” he sald, “and devel- 81 N. Saginaw FE 2-3612 |i - 3. CHARGE IT. Billed in September. 
& ; op mistrust.” ’ Z é 
~ DAILY | A University of North Carolina ; 3 ' : = se = 
Ly. Detroit ...... 8:15 4. m. ee aeees tae 4b ippewer Dane Con Sv Seen’ ee 
Ar. Cleveland .... 3.15 p.m. ga wii oi * 
bv. Cleveland See. 5:45 pm. 
Ar. Detroit ......11:00 p.m. tt ‘ 
-| ELKIN TRAVEL BUREAU |: Catch cool 4 
(ee eee bree in. | SPECIAL SELLING! : 
a4 CURTEENS Z M 5 Eyelet Regular $7.95 Famed Brand 
Play All Summer _ fcr aeuner Casuals and Flats 
: : ] | nn T ) 7 : ea . | ‘ . Smooth leathers, 
& oe : SHORTS . : CHORTS! SHORTS! eee 17.98 ee. ey f e CS. 2 a z 
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_ WILL FIT YOU —sets-_of} the-one-piece-sheath dress-with-brief sleeves. 
Bridal Gowns. : 
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ima and dacron has a brief black jacket over it “|Lydia Circle M 
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Insurance Group |pieessesssemeseneemes = | 4 
Holds Installation aie > more wonderful than ever | 
jof New Officers in windsplashed ‘sailcloth 
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new summer cottons 
   
    Surprising, isn’t it? That this square-cut gem of 
a blouse could possibly be priced so low. MAC- 
SHORE handling is your answer. In fine combed 
cotton broadcloth with a fan-fare of ruffles. White, 
pink. Sizes 30 to 38.    
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: In looking through my files I 
Motel mapigethgepigmeda . sa who had been in my figure-mold- 
: yain classes, These mentioned, with 
298 ogo cin $ dt euabaow cen byprod- 
no Page at. ucts of daily exercise 
es } (Waterford) i Most “of the women had joined 
© ee tigen ' ts ca. : 
: setting with smart ; ) lees Oe oe eee et) rereet mores . Bey | sous 
Lakefront Terraces ~~ || Denim Used |Mission Bells" xt the. Nov 1 & ay lose 
; j -Telepho ms : double ee: * : f home on Dover road Tuesday eve-|inches : top to toe.” oe 0 ; ; a eo 
[OR 38-1258 g Putty Modern with Rec Room . . ery austere inant me ve wT Oy ce - Anderson Nuptials bef for Reservations _ Free TV - Black, White, Gray|ae * & tte Lathesen Cur : tt aa 3 ong Plans were discussed for the an-| I have seen these miracles hap- . Ch . h Rit 
|_| | our Mester Bob snd Betty Landis Just Opposite O14 mit Tavern Scheme. Employed)nuat dinner d bazaar and for\pen so often that 1 believe in ex- ken In urci filte 
PA : ) in Family Center _ |te 2verstive dimer tobe held inlercise enthusiastically. Those who] 2 : cnt ae, x church, exercise are always| — ja-/City, Wis., and Carmen Webe = : pleasantly surprised when small The wedding vows of Georgia-|City, is ‘ “2 
i SAN FRANCISCO ‘(INS) — Is FI Talk Heard _ |‘tsabilities disappear. jlee Anderson of Monticello avenue|were the bride’s attendants, Their 
: Mrs. Ruby Dunstan of West Hu-| Improved body tone and posture were solemnized as the honor attendant’s. ends of furnishings lated |i. street presen lecture speeded-up circulation evening Church of the Latte 
: through the years and relegated|nrwer errampement to the Profee (nn z ‘ wal ge - agg rh bom Serving the bridegroom as best 
' to the recreation area of yourlciona: Homemakers of West Pont eee ne Sving 8\ formed the ceremony man was William Bishop. Ushers 
1 home? a : sense’ of well being and ‘P| ‘The bride is the daughter of Mrs.| were James Weber, Vernon tiac Tuesday evening. The STOUP/the physical More and . is tt . . + ee + met in the Depew drive home ef machinery. 1 Anderson of Monticello ave-| Lovse, Frank Lovee and Brien 
In a “Study in Denim,” San|Mrs. James. Skaggs, Mrs. Los re strane epee Pinced oninue, Parents ot the bridegroom| Marks. 
Dean Norton|Jones of Scott Lake road was the exercise. Older peo-lare Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lovse Sr.| For the reception in the ehurch 
: 2 circulation slows with the Years.) . Gesrsialce chose a gown of |a blue lace dress with a white 
| ‘A a slau : peak a Seong: wei Oey need weanbleg Mb Ne ae wise fits yor and was . a 
Fri. and Sat. Only _ exercise are always pleas- leisck, white and gray, his colors. i tshac ote Sacral co by m cap of seed pearls, Sho land white floral print dress with 
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     CHAPTER 22 
‘Nela were enjoying each other's 
a | don't}; 
‘Want you to be hurt, Will, You're 
so. y _and..you've. never been 
in love. If you aren't careful, it 
‘can destroy you.” 
1 sat on the chair in silence, not 
I didn’t know what to 
one knew what love could do to a 
person, it was Sarah. 
* * * 
“You're not like me,’’ 
on. “The ranch isn’t first with 
me. It is with you, But remem- 
ber this.-~John Mathers can’t 
Change, and Nela is his daughter. 
Forget her, Will. You've got to 
forget her. Don't you see what 
‘will happen to both of you ‘il you went. she t in Nela, 
At least, 
“Tt 
when I -had come here, 
‘twenty-eight. 
four, and she was, thirty-six, and 
yet, 
I could remember so many things 
she had done for me, things I 
had no right to expect. INLOCK that Neila was almost as a 
patient with her father as I was, 
I rolled a cigaret, taking my 
time, and lighted - it, 
Sarah is | jealous of 
Because of me, Will Bee- 
son, Who Was almost a son to her. 
was the nearest 
thing to a mother I had ever 
known, 
aay, but....1...realized..that..ifany-|. Good Lord, 
thought, 
she 
x =< : ; * 
‘Was crazy. | 
Sarah 
Now I was twenty- 
love. with. John Mathers. And 
now that I thought about it, 
I flipped my cigaret into the 
yard and: walked back to the 
2S | couch, | said; “Sarah, how much 
I stood up, What she had said 
‘didn’t make sense, If John Math- 
ers was good*for Sarah, then 
Nela mst be good for me. Ot 
course, I know Nela much better 
than Sarah did, and one of the 
first things I had learned was 
Don’t Scratch That Itch! in Just 15 Minutes,   
      does the Box FP mean to you?” 
She had been lying down, but 
now she sat up, moving with more 
agility than usual. 
you've given me a chance to tell 
you, 
longed to me, I fought the Box P 
from the day we were married, 
and I always lost. 
with him and I was second, 
just the Box P but the whole val- I hate it. Joe never be- 
Not sixteen|s 
“Will I'm glad 
It was first wie eee yy 
stream moving away = me 
all the time. It’s not that im- 
portant, I hate the ranch.” 
“Then don't live e,” I said.;me 
yarn ee ae Le 
fore ‘long. Until then you can 
live in Canon City. T'll buy your 
half. I'll give you my note, or 
maybe I can borrow enough.” 
She didn't answer for a long 
time, “Darkness was Rhwageen 
came through the windows and 
open door. Then she said, Beret’ 
a lamp, Will”’ 
I obeyed, and when T turned 
to her she held her. arms up to 
she said, I picked her up and car- 
 |ried her to the chair and set her 
down. She clung to me more than 
she needed to; her hands did‘ not 
release me as soon as they could 
jhave. She-said: ‘‘Thank you, Will, 
but I won't sell out now. 1 
wouldn't put that burden upon 
you, TI don't hate the Box P so 
much I can’t live on it.” ©‘ 
I said, “Good night, Sarah, ” and 
left the room. 
Dogbone was already in bed, 
and Curly and Red Thurston were 
pulling off their boots when 1 
went into the bunkhouse. Red 
éaid: “I forgot to tell you, Will, 
if not pleased. Ensy-to-apply|©Y- And now it's the same withiy yan into Irv Costello today. He ITCH-ME-NOT deadens itch in/you. , ‘,,/said Brahms has lest several 
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  didn't want to argue. Brahms 
might be right, but this wasn’t 
ithe night for me to worry about 
jit, I went to bed, and Red blew 
ioe the lamp; but it was @ long) 
If Nela. Mathers would have 
ime, I'd marry her right away. 
* * * 
The sheriff came from Canon WAYNE D. ‘OVERHOLSER 
me, “Put me back into the chair,”    
     
Sik Mewes none of thy: busineel 
and; in my opinion, none of Cos- 
tello’s. The problem that kept 
decision 1 couldn't make’ because 
suddenly I- woke up to the fact 
that I didn't understand hey. © 
I had looked upon Sarah as an 
angel. with a ‘shattered body. 
After Joe’s death I blamed him’ 
for all the trouble they'd had, for 
making Sarah a cripple, for fore- 
ing a rule of fear upon the valley 
which Sarah deplored. 
Looking back over the - past 
year, I realized that my attitude 
toward Joe had changed by what 
Sarah had said, slowly and in- 
sidiously, but ch just the 
same. Now I habitually thought 
of Joe as Sarah wan me to 
think of him. 
I felt as if I had been { 
die of a beautiful dream, Two 
things had done so. I had seen 
Sarah standing on her feet as 
erect as anyone and I had seen 
her take two steps. And I had 
heard her say I was becoming 
too fond of Nela, that I must for- 
get her, when, by all standards 
of common sense, she should have 
been happy because I was fond of 
Nela, who would be her step- 
daughter. 
But it was obvious that she 
didn’t want me to marry Nela 
If I did, I ‘wouldn't be able to 
bring her to the Box P as my 
wife. Was I, then, to walk off 
and leave half a ranch I owned? 
Though I couldn't answer that 
question, I made up my mind to 
marry Nela, then settle the other 
iquestions later. I was afraid that 
Sarah would: find some way or 
other to separate me from Nela. 
As we ate Sunday dinner, we 
were all tense, except Mathers, 
    me awake night after night was dl 
what to do about Sarah. It was a|40M& time — about myself. : 
She laughed and lay on her back, 
her skirt pulled up far enough] | 
shaken awake while in the mid?) speak, but but ‘dosed it without se 
I slowed down. “PI tell you in 
. When. we reached the creek, we 
iat dats Wehlad' & deca af 
lows beside a long pool that was 
deep enough for swimming. 
“Lie down and be comfortable,” 
I said, 
at them, then at her mouth with 
the smile still lingering in the 
of fer lips. “Finally my gaze met 
her gray eyes, 
She_sat_up, suddenly concerned. 
“Will, I never saw you look at 
me like that before.” 
' se 4 
T picked up a rock, tossed it 
into the water, and watched the 
circles ripple out until they died 
against the bank. ‘‘We've been 
_|together every Sunday lately, but 
you don't know much about—me; 
It’s time you did.” 
“She dropped back to the 
ground, tiny patches of sunlight 
that slipped through the willow 
leaves falling on her. “I know 
enough, W T found out all I 
needed ‘to rent ~ day you had 
dinner with us." ~~ 
“My mind was alive with 
memories eof what. my life 
might have been without Sarah, 
was to marry” Nels.” Will Bee. 
son must undergo a double 
time of trial, Contoinue “Gun- 
lock” here Friday. 
  
On-the-Spot Information 
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. ww — 
The Moore County Grand Jury got 
its information first hand on a 
tour of the West Southern Pines 
Health Clinic. 
Reporting back to Superior Court 
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on the condition of the county- 
    who: rattled on in his usual en- 
thusiastic way, and with his usual 
fine choice of words. Nela must 
have realized something was 
wrong. She was silent through- 
out the meal, So was Sarah, but 
her gaze was on me constantly, 
The instant we were done eat- 
ing, I rose. Apparently Nela 
sensed what was in my mind, for 
she pushed her chair back and 
got up, saying: “Excuse me, Mrs. 
Pardee, We're going for a walk.” 
Sarah opened her mouth to/         
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Marion Folsom, one of the doc- 
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imembers wanted to know “what 
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   FLINT—After Glenn Johnson, 1956 state amateur F 
‘golf champion finished playing his 18-hole round with 
__ pro Doug Ford.as his partner in the Carling Cup match}. Topeday, he commented, “Ford sure doesn’t miss those 
“greens.” 
“He hit-the-nail- on ‘the head: “Ford does not only: hit} 
- the greens on the golf course, he’s been raking in the 
~ pocket green in pretty good fashion as well. 
At the Open in Toledo, the pro from Mahopac, 
N. Y., blew sky high in the third round with an 81 
after a 69-70. This wasn’t according to Hoyle for 
Ford. 
' When he’s playing good golf, he’s consistent, and this 
Pe rae See. - 
am: 
_____ In.1956, his only veeccs was the Metfopolit 
“I was discouraged, I went home with a defeatist atti- | 
tude, and I was ready to play only — I felt like tt") 
he said. 
Early this year it’ was his wife who talked him , 
into getting started in two tournaments in California, 
and when he just missed winning them, he figured 
he was back in the same stride which helped him to 
the 1955 PGA championship. Baltimore 
‘He made a few changes in his game, in stance and Washington 
position of the ball, and to date he is the PGA’s top 
money ,winner with $29,000. He has yet to finish out 
of the money this year and his per-round stroke average 
is .70.66. His victories so far this season have been 
the Los Angeles and Panama Opens and the Masters, 
and runnerup in three others. 
x * * 
Tuesday's round of 65 at the Flint Golf Club makes 
him a strong threat in the tourney now going on there, 
- and in the Western Open which starts next week at 
Plum Hollow. 
Ford has won a total of $35, 000 Nieindieg outside 
‘tourneys, he collects $3,000 a year from a golf ball 
company, another $6,000 from a golf equipment com- 
pany, and $6,500 from the Putnam Country Club in 
Mahopac, N.Y., which he represents on the tour. 
So Ford is really hitting the greens and ,... green- Miwa 
backs. 
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX 5 wi 
Tommy Watrous, son of Oakland Hills pro Al Wat-| pit 
rous, will probably make his last appearance as an 
amateur in the NCAA golf meet at Colorado Springs) Pitsburg: = 
Monday.. He is expected to turn pro in time for the 
state PGA at Riri aen pomny Club in September. ‘Ne 
Rechinter Golf and ous an could be the 1958 
scene of the State Publinx Championship of which 
Mike Andonian is two-time winner. 
Memo to the city of Bloomfield Hills. When the _" 
troit Lions trained at Bastern Michigan College, all 
wire stories from there were datelined Ypsilanti. When 
the Lions begin training at Cranbrook, the dateline 
will probably be Detroit, uhless the city can persaude 
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Chicago 3, 
Kansas City 6, Washington 3 
TODAY'S GAMES 
Chicago at polars. 1: p.m.—Fischer, 
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pew, BA aed  Dlimar, (47) 
: om yen (6-7) 
Kansas City at Wi . 1 p.m.—Por- tocarrero asamp, ry ) 
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Chicago at New York, 7: 
City at Bosten, 7:15 p. 
Detroit at Baltimore. 7 ik Cleveland at W 7 pm 
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Tippery. Is All-America 
COLUMBUS, Ohio ™ — decend! 
baseman Ken Tippery~of Michi-' 
gan, was named to the first team 
of the 1957 College All- merit 
baseball . team. 
A committee of coaches an- 
nounced the selection of the 
players here yesterday. 
Shortstop Ken Hamlin of West-               Hills. After all, there is such a thing as community ern Michigan was named to the| 
pride. |second team, 
Yanks Boost Win Streak   
Cards Crowd Braves for NL Lead By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,ink. in. the ninth tq defeat Wash- 
Okay, so the St. Lois Cardinals| ‘e318 4 
dians on five hits, beating Mike 
you've got to split the credits be-/ Gans nine Pie eo had tween a long streak and a short ‘memory, jlost four in a row, scored four in 
x * ¢& ‘a row, scored four in the fourth, |h   Frank Sullivan blanked the In-| . 
tie with an RBI single. Ex-Yankee 
Martin then hit a two-run 
  
They hustled to 20 victories in | 
the last 27 games, winning 13 of 
the last 16, and ae from But J éeiars 5 Win, 6-1   
were only three 
lead at this stage 
e year ige-tee UG bas c Eee ut z g 
az “= Shaw's String Ends af 4] June swoon that dumped them Sha tates areas lai ee te 7 -pm,, and 
éut of the race for a fourth-place|innings hurled by Shaw’s pitchers|Louie’s Tavern vs. Drive-In | 
 eereee es” anne in the City Softball League finally|ers, 8:30 at North Side, ; 
2 8 came to an end last night at Beau-|pimingnam .,..........000 1000-116 “After” 5t games in 1956, st./dette Park. - ee ee Louis was 32-25 (.561) compared) Birmingham took advantage Of| noberte. . : 
to ace Cincinnati's 31-24|8 costly error by catcher Wes/Eiks S10 ..........«....-001 09 0-1 ¢ } 
(.564). At the moment, the Cards|Roberts in the 4th inning to Score) ‘Miler and Yarbrough; Grant and Bud 
Are 33-24 (579) ‘to’ Milwaukee's/an unearned fun and snap Shaw's|Reed AS delist amazing streak at 57 consecutive Gingeltvitie ...........908 1961.8 
* e * shutout innings. 2 “Woes akin 3 ae 
PN i eh hae Pere McConner was the victim tna. 
  Breten night, Pitts-\of the miscue, but the Jeweleriwese sits sersanesanse B00 00 B8 “3 burgh §.2 and > : in a be ge mound ace : Bin pitched a a : ae ee seundis ; ind nen, ters 
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fiilwaukes 6, ‘New ‘York 6 also lest yesterday. 
St. Louis $1 Frank Lary, the Tigers’ No. | 1 
TODAY's G winner last year with 21 victories, 
ee et Oe p.m.—Bar-| was scheduled to take the hill 
acetyl ot Chteage. f: 1:30 p.m.—Had-| today in an effert to salvage one 
Oe - -9| Series. Lary a ine victories 
(a4) ve Dickson (2-2) Por’ Sehualat and seven losses so far this year. 
SCHEDULE The Yankees refused to act like 
    
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* Dissolves, 10-2 
Bombers Score Sixth 
Win in Row in Surge 
to Catch White Sox 
NEW YORK (® — The bewitch- 
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| York Yankees early in the season 
is —— 
* * 
first place in the American League 
in mid-June for only the second 
time since 1950, have decided the 
gear to catch the White Sox. 
* * * 
Tigers yesterday. 
The score was 10-2, widened 
by a three-run homer by Yogi 
Gil McDougald. 
Tigers in the same fourth-place 
position in which they found them- 
  over the world champion New| §f 
Or sie the Yankees, out sh 
time has come to shift into high) | 
No matter the cause, the result 2 
was a Yankee victory in the tradi-| | 
tional Yankee manner or the “ 
Berra and a two-run homer by | Pa 
The victory, sixth in a row for) : 
the resurgent Yankees, left the; — 
selves after Tuesday's 2-1 loss to - 
the Yankees. Cleveland, in third) 
place .002 ahead of the Tigers,|   
MEDALIST AND SUPPORTING CAST—War- 
ren Sumner of Birmingham (standing at far 
left) took medalist honors in Wednesday’s Pon- 
tiac Junior Chamber of Commerce golf :tourna-   ment at City Municipal course. Cousins Larry Jaycee tourney 
Beaupre of Rochester (kneeling). and Russ 
  
    Maas, who absorbed his fourth Sumner’s 75: Tops P 
  Warren . ieee a member of with a 76. The als finished in 
tie for 3rd with 81's and Larry) 
loss against seven victories, got|team last spring, gained medalist|.o. ine position by taking # sud- 
his first triumph of the season/honors Wednesday in the annual 
lovee the Yankees, setting them|Pontiac Junior Chamber of Com 
Pee dacs arsine cs 
  * * * 
Bobby Richerdeon's sacrifice. frbibed «> * * * 
nize the 18-hole tie and let him Maas got into trouble in the} Sumner fired a 75 over the par ‘Jaycee events in this ares. “list, ‘but the 
vandal and went to second. eects sea PONTIAC JATCEE sCORES wit the = den-death playoff on the 1st hole. 
* * * 
Although Russ lost the playoff,| 
Jaycee officials decided to recog- tourney at Birmingham Country 
‘Club, which will send two boys to) ° state tournament will enter the 
national Jaycee test Aug. 19-24 at 
the Ohio State University links in | 
Ss, 
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Next Monday's Birmingham 
the state outing, will complete the 
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rights “in. the value! yecktay. seeded No. 2 in the|A@ilene Christian, winner of both] of his name and photograph.” Ho-| noieg ajso advanced into the|@@sbes, and Ron Delany of Vil-| 
gan sald he had not authorized! orter-tinals, but with slightly|/anova, who captured the mile. De-| : Barnes to use text and illustra-| - ne iculty. He defeated|!*ny is heading for his native Ire-| tions pertaining to his style. Iowa's Potthast 6-4, 7-5 in a battle|Jand, and Morrow is resting. — , | 
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jeagerly. 
“Wait a minute," Mike said, 
and he told of his own voyage — 
ithe last for the Andrea Doria. 
“Now what was your story?” 
Mike asked. 
“Oh, forget it!’ Jerry snapped. 
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One of the ringsiders at Lena 
Horne’s triumphant opening at the 
Cocoanut Grove was Sam Gold- 
make the niteries, you can bet 
he has Lena in mind 
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toomee can manage in a whole 
evening. ; 
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Bess; Sammy Davis Jr., Sporting 
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Until recent years, it was the 
‘postal gervice that would persist 
through rain, hail, gloom of night, 
iPlete.. Now-that--can- be~ applied-to} TV film companies, 
Last week, a burning building 
set of ‘State Trooper." The build- 
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  ‘of Burma's mineral resources, and) 
|a cement plant in Pakistan typify THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1957 
ne ne [Bob Thomas Says: Hindu Typewriter 
Worked Out in India 
NEW DELHI, India—A standard 
keyboard has been worked out in 
India by a committee named by 
the Government to tackle the job. 
An announcement. by the Educa- 
tion Ministry in New Delhi says 
the basic principle is that the most|o9 
frequent’ character should be 
placed on the key easiest to-op- 
erate and should be typed by the 
most suitable finger of either hand. 
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in Hindu which have the same 
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f |been put in the lower shift, so 
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Baby Sitter Gets 20 Days; 
for Stealing Lingerie —~ 
A’ 21-year-old baby sitter is in 
the Oakland County Jail serving a 
20 day sentence for stealing 
lingerie and may remain there 20 
more if she does not pay a $100 
fine. 
‘Ida M. Sampson, of 54 Doris 
Rd., pleaded guilty to the charge 
of stealing _ eee valued less, 
than” $50 ‘from “the “home” of Jean 
‘Easton, of 63 Seminole Ave., where 
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underpinning. 
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tion of street hazards and there|as low as in the city a rt, ete are.-many--more«-at~ play -in--un-/tial -areas,--—-—— rr Se ray penne or tir 
guarded areas now that school is Tals places the responsibility [tre arenes an “the pest 
bers | Oo ea doen he (eck. il be returning to them} | | “Others will be too absorbed | and speed down, again in September,” a joint state- {is served by city sewers which sessions. drinking alcohelic beverages ¥ para gs ony aay oa iment Concluded. — i jeonnect to Wayne County's lines. og atmeat den ca te ws eee. ? Robed Drivers Collide 
- overjoyed about freedom | 4 spokesman at the Pontiac Post With an eye to the future, |sumed Aug. 5 to 16. ie  and_Mrs. Hugh|; SAN DIEGO, Calif. # — Two fe Tt ie bar foe ta cone about {ot the State Police urged drivers! Soeaks in Lake Orion "| Nev Beard members intend to | Students from all Orion schools| 5 ooninger and Mr. and Rob- collided at a street in- fic. It is our job to care about 'to watch for bike riders, “Bicycle ; : 2s _ aaah cotiee feetiten fee (oe, (nigh band eke ntuding Junior lert Dickson will be present. Re-|tersection during the rush - them, hsce, we cannot expect |ridery have. virtually no, defense LAKE ORION — A special TWOIN-ONE — This bargain Cee eee ee high band members. freshments will be sold. to work but the drivers, re 
” against serious injury. driver! speaker at midweek service of banana bought township inasumch future . * ported, were hurrying home.. 
ot nt ey ees, -}may smash his car up and escape|the Lake Orion Baptist Church|*™™ bend from 8! home building may lead to'an | 4 serum to counteract the| By writing a new West German x * * A statement issi akland|Miury, Det the bicyclist has no de-Hast-night-was Rev. Charter Shack, |Peddler—for- little Linda “Kuhn by| urgent need for such servic. venom of the taipan, deadly New|bestseller, “The Bible Is Right| ‘They were two wives, who had Irons, structure around him.” | whose on at Peakiand, Tenn./her parents in Chicago, from the) The decision to discuss common|Guinea snake, will be flown to out-|After All,” scientific writer Wer-|taken their husbands to work. Each ‘warned motorists to “‘be extremely *: 2.4 is supported by the mis-jlook on Linda's face, two prob-| problems with neighboring posts in that Territory, Poet pee. Ramer See become famousiwas wearing a bathrobe over a eareful around »| All officials stressed reducedisionary, of this church. ably disappeared as fast as one.'ville officials reached at!Moresby learns, . overnight, “Bonn reports, nightgown and house slippers. 
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4% toom year round, modern, furnished, Bulls in 194, Oni7| AUS 
pnd 4% oer age Tae eiMuren. ‘Mice | "va house ‘on same lot, $10,600: | terms. FE 43142, 101 8, Johnson. 
NEW 3 BDRMS. Pull base- Swim, Mag Bs, oom 
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school scaped. “Ciese to park and sand atate beach. Truly @ real value. Let's at — look today. 
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scouririe tira senvics | FROCUTY | agsarmaty dram, 2 vearvom, | ShebsoeSin oe KNOTTY CEDAR | Buy Thru Partridge decorating and “Seating BORROW 
front on Loon Lake. Beauti-| “Another box of Krackle-Popsies quick! I accidentally | ™ home di- | SAKE AND PRIVE | ~ | CONFIDENCE at ae swallowed the prize out of the other one!’? ie tect frontage v= ore started, PE: bets bees te pith 16 toot Ue i America» aien, lare- +2544. . : f experienc 7 
ves| Megs pret, }|_ For Sle Howes 4 For Se Howe | HE TES [yo GN eek | GO| er Tes r © : - : on plus large > | i < gular rv. 
we Peedi" | |, SMALLFARM [7g couanen,.s ngowm, om) Habbo ote ee; |, FRANK SHEPARD |_| Paddcge, § ep tctnion e| eee eer act is, Baowe fa ries piace, ists cin “shape” ti fire- mats Eee , Possession. i For Sale Acreage aq : as incomes. Goo ioe a caeonges hme wig 
Sait -@tee: Bakken” @ spacious rooms. 2 car| story frame § fooms & bets & | York desifable ares, $21,700. ee station, $48,000; : rp. of Pontiac 
Sa EA Seerees| Seer ee | cxoswy estares |poy Annet, Inc|eeeeteme ; at inte forego reonl 1% Car anrage, fireplace Earl E. James Of pte, for ‘ppolsiment, br | Gown “ay™abyowr: | 80x 300 BLDG. SITE soe wean RBAbTORS SOC sl ee, 
a Bebe ae bog. Hee _|sme 9. commerce maa eats) pays ee aa are ang|*MH Sener tema. me peou| GET, UERQELL oun Peor.| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | ,WHITE LAKE RD. | _ Set Breit and unter 14" 29 ~ *S00 , : Seal Seas aaey | ures se por ak i| fame tus beste, Bbw | $1,000 DOWN | Eraststt Had Pass P|" AAEM Hy ay DeLee | Sie Tanto “| DIRTE WY, ___| Setter, Me" Sattaae + bess Fal Sed’ Gaston enn | bedroom sasnabow-waion aree,| fuse ins, & Tervena” TSE: |, g1.80 gown, prvtgny on write | Phas ae et ALM | Sg commetr hostage nas | Sudest, Wer wits ged'ig Sep 3 7 = ares, — 61 - ‘ * 2 em: : or we i 4 
Scar eoreens prtenmud | Buy Thru Partridge |" i. *tiag*its, 'asif'vs| “Lawson Real Estate see tome ences ie Pee oe ae Sek, ai] or anu Te AM PO) eh ee en aaeoe | e Ou ' ! 7 E. ie erator, included. OR ‘ f : 
Eis" aches - qa Petageepren: Pee 3-7 pared ne ne dia ieee |S Soe ptt ae | COMMERCE ROAD | Sia st 8 per foo usr 
ee Gat Opa Saas | ana Oy GSM | oe ren DOWN, arm. | SRS recess men | Ear Heike pons | te tenet Meee me] HOLMES BARTRAM | FINANCE. CO. pg —————— ' ee ee gerece, "hu a a ek ee ee > 4202. Dizte Hwy. FE 41574 
ie ete garacme Er |% ACRE War, te,,2,detrom, fal bane | eras ace eve garcas | cused HAI"Sin"omn | Plgghwmess Cosh oF terme EM | Ses, Toe, sppneeaty tor fe | ———__ SFist | _ov9 ventas sate Bout by. Standanee of cupboard room bose, x, 3 yrs, ole. home in trade, Call PR tas werhore wprera a homes weet] $400 , DOWN. 00 per ment | cy see Sa ate ony oe Bing ede. | font ey ate LOAN S SSS errr contre |aSSToRS cua Ma | “CPANGUS Resse | Sehr aah Al) SAS Pe EE] roe ere we ne | Sc tae AE [ownage go oe : Pisces me eggatre Some] ee P ea | Says Soe Abe) ARE Ee at Ee priiieess sus nist ils weet | CyQCHUETT, Realtor | ZoNED COMMERCIAL | ~~ Pano — fade trees. Be fire to see | tnebeg thoes ‘a | ode TAS OR REATOR. 100)” Buy Thru Partridge | coi 1 milgvie propeecd Nort | Peta, me 8 Fetmore.| oie Pi anor | ,* ORT Manuracroma "| Buckner Customers 
+ aan gemma wy | Se Meco RE | Es caee pemarener gern |_List Thru Partridge | Pa oop tell oy 2 tn aes ap RTE UE | Sa ha oe Are : rien nuh | eewetn ane, “pais Serth| gop Lake Oran) Gauomeer,| 9950 DOWN Fa Breage ee down: | « TR P Bicinwee vas" iets | Blk *! Happy Folks         
    
    
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Sow und carpet: ox | SALE OR TRADE | coupie"upcep ls ne protic m0 Wire ORCHAR FEO ay ass ‘ Pir riya Beate Tisfleokeat mews) “LADD SINC” OTSERRET A oe tate, | 40 ACRES "| Biba Settan soup sbee 28 
oe aa | Fa | Rpkisatigetaee || Sees aatl“thaat' ae] ——STOP RENTINGT—| Leslc R.Tripp, Realtor | JAIEPS G22" ett | waneupuansp SoouRiE .. lavishly _Aumim | 4 BEDROOMS — heat and plenty of We have 3 real cute homes svail- PE $4i61 or PE $2850 Shea ‘en Tm: ft. dock, a 5 FINANCE um sunings ‘complete 6 : viltger on | able with low ents. & pheesant fishing. YCE CO. 
; Sees. en" | Sasbitenr Scakage ie =| bere eR SoS Se wk ties th a, eel a 2 cabin, Very reasonable, “| ‘wav Wecation, Gall’ Sei, |x mrag ss BLO. 
| R. J. VAL | Sy eo FISHERMAN ora tomer * om 7! $290 DOWN PAYM'T | H.P. HOLMES, INC. | “For Sale or Exchange 80] mp mastints Saxe ; RAY O'NEIL, Realtor ‘ UET, Realtor " . - Charles J. VanHorn buys 75 ft, wide lake oa 2531 8. LAPEER , 
| Telegraph Rd. ns sc, RE fomea| SUb, ott stone fireplace, with privileges oo Gukiand ‘hake ‘er CREE Breninas lot at privileged | LAKE ORION PE $2963 | WATERFRONT COTTAGE, TERMS | oe QPRRGR | Bs‘siegtt“Gnahahn sae | See ateeu breyeratotne utes |__ut Sate orego"same | MIDDLE STRAITS LK, | GRE yaibun ft MloMLano, | "er tae, #0, Bon tot" | TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | . T seviy vig'a|~ SUBURBAN wy easgecroom tuts mea; | Sue bee, aesonie last | WALLED LAKE | sod spply for memberstip use| toad. Sct‘thet” gfa'*Snqn" | Business Opportunities 51) 202 N. MAI ) bedroom omen "Model open Sut mast ot Paes epee . shower, "Ful bath radiant | Foom, ‘efficient kitchen ‘with plenr | 1 ROAD 2011 | wooded park “with ‘bath ‘hours : ROCHESTER, MICH E hie ic Cnn 4 bath, 4 “% car garage, alu- ty of eating space, full basement, of y, Open Evenings| cate sandy beach | # LOANS ’ . 
Adama, Aubum Weights 1-Ti11,|_Seres, $000. saverouimaciy gett a -Y aise wi ft Open Sunday:2 to 7 , | children can ‘ws a _ 
"ius Teen es Goa col eae cae -<— yee lor cash, Be} rovely new three pedroom ranch,| Rd. & Green I ' ey = heat e bath. gas furnace. Oe-| - ortghge or'ces fhatne <2 hems face brick. two tiled baths, pic-| Porthwestern, highway FEET FRONTAGE — Locat- | £2 Rochester, OL ¢0711 OL 19701 ‘tor quick pic yer Favor Gt Salt for uer =| FEATURES GALORE | tthed cree. “tar tient | . £3, ozo paved high LOANS $25 TO $500 <a PONTIAC REAL’ oa Loceted within walking distance| porch, Siractive “kitchen” wits | C. SCHUETT, Realto ge ge Aig — TY + ar pe —~ Sisley ef cabinets, Wont eleven , Realtor “gulch, Pull price #3.- acta Delidiing feet. BENEFICIAL lem exif Mussbems Lk, Ra A Down aa oe Ry iehools Sand Bew ‘Lincoln Plant. For Salen . mse $50; $289 down, Paul A. Contact art Real Rests PE FINANCE CO. 
| Leslie R. Middleton | % Ge, presen, house ta trade. Tank eee | 7 Buy. ‘artri LM. Lewrense oto activities full siding is just what you've bee = / Buy Thi La] 
| bares cas.ron: (eaten. Spmmnon| ERs teat seat, fer] Rf WICKERSHAM | Moniermgmcgeccammee| | HIDEAWAY | ‘List Thra Partridge (74 tached ear garage. 4 mon oi dts only #6830 (per month | 788 West_Manle _MAyfair_e-ease | fel* ferets, oud busting. fie | Unusual patesl, céutaining ¢ oon U1ICK Uas 
“a tae Das | Acer atte, cen can | Pall elon kat etd, Ce ante tee in| eee Oates ened | tat se Beene me | 20 $25 TO $500 Sacrifice-By Owner | ‘2% % wreiy| COLONIAL HILLS - floors, sum. storms and} We Finance—We Finance | sisefart etn artnet | $0 *] Sp zeur own signature, auto. or Gl, Take over i leaving | ing Toot,” ful basement, wus. | Roman brick 3 ranch, | —“SS2E rement “ome on cpr nsw norte | of "10 a. $e, fags? Ott service te quick, 
oibaits Sect Pizn'| Saws eens Sed, fore |. Bing hee tees! Newingh ateceen. tans Seats WE |e pce | Retepetolaay Seton hycgee| tat or"viatuo'ab for"enee, 1% beths. On hardtop, road. Wit | seeped Tee apered sects: Par. | iE Areriace. Jentedt, | dining ewingnam | as an¢ finance on your 5 ACRES . Aven ea Sed, baribess, | agus for 9180s, fine home now. monthly. See bath” Plaster beige | wall, Sifusted, tn {ot cw Gown verment. EZ Chotee deootten, cortnsed. Sam Atoms Re, Bast. Come HOME & AUTO 
BLAIR | tiipes s| #2 Spee een Se | SERS [eee toc ent, garage, corner jot,| roomy, Deer _gereas ot the ist, tue fer couple, Call FE 4¢To8 ; — Le! 
today, $21, te ' .M Baxtan 
KEEGO HARBOR _ |g. rome | y000 DIFFERENT | Se tsartaba'hre sae: Prigate Clubkfouse | |m x: signi som eau] ‘BUSINESS” Cer eae Ue ae groom, Ges oe Seer let. | garage, tased eoiamercat seal] “HOME PLANS H.C NEWINGHAM |  guitTinewa at's show place eee RESORT GET CASH QUICKLY — 
eee ee arae| Hale en] A TT clone aig Ce | Ree | ene eee | Up to $500 ard, ely iadscaped, perfect . room ., dining room. a . _ ki ‘ . : : : on 2 1986 
and saeots fase wi eee! Ti) Willic Bie bah "bare Cota mare | S300 DOWN | back {hit inormict cis |e, acne, Soon: | frig salient eyer"S ease | ie, lout tis ceed 55 able down payment." MT WILIGIMS | eed oors, Pius many more Bavarian style'structure: ine | g Keqotag ie Rent Air base.| niture, signatures and othet ‘se: 
| : SUBURBAN 218 Baldwin ace, © INSURANCE of living ares. Priced from 1s: | pose Teed heeement starter] screened porch. large ‘host: | 80 deres, . $1,200, Ex- : , | se - oe 4; room sodera with uifity room 128 win Ave. 7 $09 on a TONE, ot, Stop in ang see| Rough wicks titled ten te: some rin Cement boat |] cellent valle & Mansa . MAIN HWY. O ak] A d 
| screens. Abest 1 year old eo | DO YOU NEED type home on any, lot call ie poset, OR se. a fs, 5 completely: fur: 1% acres, neat Oxbow Lake. $2,500. a LAUNDERETTE é an | 
| See Sais) 3 Beet mies tgs | Plea” ON Gh) Red SiN cette, | "otk"iah Satta] for pence ine Pe ztacre | Loom Company — a C me corner jot, gas heat, MCRTER « mun e ae -- | 
: ero. meters ined taty | Keneetiee sage ass| «= WV ETT E, | "iarypaert mete ty f| sie begatulegar | om sabe MEN Ran Them Strat Sacer et aie |e ee ser ter : SE SSE ANN | Se ees ers ah = room,| HERE Is SAVE are well. 1 loads = | Located N off Sash- 
: eteeicire| mere) BROS. | ines etieaen) Siem ee | Bee RS ished 4 room modern in| ing room, enclosed - REALTOR once, FE 8-6229, used for a home, or private rear. $200 
Ey Seems, St | Ee it, aa ells | oe, SMS, wo wa | Buy Tora Partridge | Same tataie: | ‘Re D. RILBY, Broker 1 m - z * ’ 
“GEORGE BLAIR J. R. Hiltz | - | Greatest Lake Privitess | cece el Se Peet fm ee BE lat tratg ELTON eS ANOTHER Lovely & rm. All sewiy Geoorties.| "7" 3 | ves BATON PLAINS | LW. Huron re sam} “Builders Exchange” 6 ri ia ee ne Lawrencé W. Gaylord | Scenic 27 Acres ~ is THE “BIRD” TO sm 
_|WEW 2 BEDRM, HOME. coM-| 7/ co Re * |136 3. Pike st im}. an tele eee mr a genes, ees te | BUD” | Ranch Special Ridgeway |sssentea|. oo | eee Fee 
| on Me Union tag com: . 1—Family Room 978 Daldwin ARR FR +403 ROCHESTER sb BR ee Panties, Muscat | | Sal new tor r details, Call a rth ‘ 1. - : Zu} t 4 * * - : =i : : f te Hey A UP. ‘ ( z ai) is rom anda Executive's Home ——— 4 Ceramic Tile Baths __ Income Prope ai Aopretis a" sere aa: Leslie &: Tripp, Realtor As ER Lee oem Soe 
raise "Wie Oa baonatne wets: since) Sear gnfage nc‘ 3—3 Large Bedrooms 2 pee, 8 naz, even, y nies. | oe See em |e oem see ee beatae aint tM ‘ Sticn’ Zope, Uaeched Pca ge setiity ‘room, acitonal iy bets 4—Large Living Room mest” on te . cet aoe Soon . ae = ech. Only 0.20 
ites "located, West suburban. | bacsray hot “water ‘heat “Amey | With Picture Window - imo, 86 bo ii price, Rese:| pene, sckeeie Bebe bags ___.| OL¥ORD PAIRLANE FOR Wo: | take trade-in, wing well Iandsea : _terms. FE 46400 after 4:30 pm. preperty. WARD E. PARTRIDGE kup. 184 } | BAST WILSON — 3 bedroom| system. Owner transterted. mk | > Kitchen, a masterpiece weivkaie } i: REALTOR _ FE 43581 |iiae ‘eouny “wwew-eaus ; home yin basement, 13h, one se sell, ‘Priced #t $27,900.00, 5—Aleoisans Mimics “fees. c ba pee wee fetes hag 1 REAL zs TATE & BUSINESSE, wa 1 acre & lake privilege: 
*| Puli price sede ‘with sisb0 tows: Fae se : Berge seinen make your payments, $10,180, FH Maurice Watson, Realtor BEN: HURON St. x raat equal value. — as ' ', - eet wality built a ; DE STATION FOr ¢.| ADMIRAL 10° CONSOLE FV aE George R. Irwin] tian’ wast] on sti |? ara rm ism.| For Sale Lots 46 Pi Ne a RO ate AL 260 Baldwin Ave, : tractive home : ; 2m ry “ earden - roto-tilier, | 
PER ee Sarai | eas se eae | Bath REN = manorial 
bie, Seo. case benses, 200) be feet ra ge Phone for Appointment || ~ 4080, F era: $- " ered at >? b c \CThic Aree 
re omim | enh Addilional sereege evai| Floyd Kent Inc,; Realtor nial PO ge I £ UP. ALSO : , FEW | StaPer cent ott, Will scceps pour - W. DINNAN LP ae a ; , re ee nS SkaRpmnr f : E A | BARNES HARDWARE : 
  
‘FOR CASHIN Al! 
HURRY, sel things]. 
through Classified Ads. }\ al DON'T PASS UP, 
Seetibelongings for-eash   
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tome gh tint rte eee ee | 4 
‘m oheie. 002. ee A eeaeenemes 
ai sedaees ; | en 
THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURNITURE £0. 
Bane ana ix 
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  Dryer, good condition. 
Crump F Electric, pine. 0s 45 Auburn Rd 
  
  
9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 
sonny MaAlD VINYL te 
sie ne FF MOTOROLA Ix O00D CORD: 141, W. Huron. FE 4300, 
    
WALTON TY TV 615 a Pc pa 
  
    “STOVE SALE FLOOR SAMPLES 
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B PONGO.. 6 ci csvneseavenn. 
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          CABINET GENES WA, STAIN 
bar ber inks, e585, 6 Fg eo 
~~ CLOSE OUT kinds outside doors &   
    
za CULVERT PIPE 16 ated nee verrep pipe at 
aoe S, Inc. 1” 6. Squirre} 
T ON ALL 
ore 
  
ib ee, 
“icy be PLUMBIN erty SUrpuY 
FIRST $39 
Good OR 31880 Whirl-away power mower. 
R vase YTV, a0. LAW: WN MOWER, 
     
      
    
     
  MODEST MAIDENS» 
    
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the clerk dressed like this?" vy Axcen r , 
      } ‘By Jay Alan 
  
  
  
        
  
    
    
      
    
    “Sure you can buy them cheaper at a cigar store, but is 
  
  
Cans ie Ser, ad 
1 COND, 
    6X12 PLASTIC 
     
    
  
  
INSIDE ' nic table. FE 29-1104. 
  JET WATER a; s $09.95. °G, A. ®. Perry. 
, Fa- 
mous 42" model, 
marred in sit. Also several Ss” and 66° models at terrific 
values. Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk. ‘. : 
KELVINA TOR. 
Excellent condiiten. MA _ 6-3604. 
LATE 1956 ne woe 
window Opera’ 
on 110 volts. Call OL 1-162) after 6 p.m,   
  
  
      
        
  
  
  
  
ro, coment ere sieamers, eis ete, FE $31 
“FOR RENT : 
SANDERS EDOERS-POLISHERS HAND SANDERS—DRILLS—SAWS 
    
r= Waill-   
  a2 Orchard Lk. 
LUMBER BARGAINS 
-| Seed + 2x8; ‘ses 2x12; 3x12 
a toilets, , steed 
(Field tile and 1s) 
Soltek emais b aster th 
¢ door hardware...... fa.ah 
he of = & — 
‘SURPLUS LUMBER "& 
MATERIAL SALES CO. Rd. (M58) OR 3-7002 
BUILDING TO BE 
wrecked at Orchard Lake. Want 
bids on same. Call EM 3-3311. 
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS aA service 
sbeseese en ive & ote eee 
  
pm nl sits new ~ $120. 
“ oe hitch, OR 3-4264 
wes SALE ee have & Pa a ee 
eeteernes saying 
“Paul ot. Cyr 
Lumber Co. 6120 Bogie Lake Rd. 
EM 3-2731 We Deliver 
get ae   
    
  Coat Super Gey eo foods sEWi NG MACHT rY 
re 
ca, * ¢ 
5 7 Weekdays 
ps fe sam oe 4:00, Supply : Montcalm ers 
186 W, Montcalm FE 5§-4712   
  
FE 6-1798 en i Lt oa Rp FOF WOW AND BLACK DIRT, 
BLACK DIRT. SAND 
wr FE Lon   
_Gelivered. 
BROWN & 
FE 8-178. BLACK DIRT, 3 BUSHELS red. FE POR $1, 
SON. BLA 
fill dirt, and gravel, FE 8-067! or 
  
  _FE 2-466, 
  FILL PLL DIRT, FREE FOR THE 2a1_J Bulldozing 
3-809 material, DRIVEWAY GRAVE OAD 
tectrieal vel, deliveres. "| Pa esns or 
  
Cameras, saeibovent Sts 61A   
  
  
  t Ce) ENTIRE STOCK 
ALi, MAKES CAMERAS. LAY- -AWAY OR PAYMENT PLAN, EDWA is 8. SAGINAR FE 23-2108 
Sale Musical Goods 62 Flee 
120. BASS wrax _ ACOORDIAN id . $2. FE 
i OGD 5_watna pw Bass 
Ff   
  
TROMBONE, | pREytY} RECOND. _Call MAple 67603. 
WILOOX-OAY rE RECORDER. See after 4:30. 4185 W. Huron.   
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. 
Good cond. Will sel! reas, EM. 
le 34406. 
USED, REBUILT ADDING Ma- 
  
  
>. deren COOLER. 
Prreed at, cha tn 10, minutes, 
BS: oA atinen MA OMe clits ok eh _— 
_ Sale Sporting Goods 65 
“poly choke 308° Enfield." MY 
ings AQUA LUNG writ Secor, —_—   
       , Weed twice, FE 
ly 
—— 11.50 per — 
  
  We deliver, 
bet     
fe See Beet 66 . 
  aie 7 Days Finest pulverized soll at Yale 
way 3-1886. 2 to 6 yds. boul “FILL DIRT 
SAND. OR CLAY 
ween Ji 
_ FE loc: 
& a. Walton 
ry. B. L. 
  
LOADING daily at Telegraph and Top sot! Square Lake Road, 
LOADING Pune 
end of Pilde PE $-1335. 
300m FARM TOF SOs for $10 delivered. es. 
tor $7 delivered, FE 4880s. 
“immediate De Delivery 
wach revel: til dirt. Fe 
.| ~ PONTIAC LAKE PURDERS 
; paod ee, ératn fn 
‘3-154. 
D cs dirt or peet. on Seu 
rotted See Gant eo ed, ; cow ver 
_MY_3-1387_or PE or FE eae. 
D, FILL DIRT, GRAVEL, TOP Black aS Call baat weet 
‘Sale Office Equipment 63 Fop oft, Frankie ha 
‘ore 
Ph echeamesscaiel 
‘On 
ere, cement and mortar, 
Fe b040 
FILL. FE 
AT, 
    
ecko t Foal a 87)   
© 3X4 FORMS. ALL FOR $35. 
EM_ 3-6265.   
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68   
PETUNIAS, 
Gadeiman's 
46532. NOW 13 OFF. AT 
Green House. 
  FE 
  
    
AND $15 FOR 
= CALL, FE FE } 4-2080 _ANYTIME. i 
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY. _Phone MA 5-0666. : 
GREAT “DANE PUPPY, ¢ MONTH: id. Male, Black, last one m= ne 
Shae “&- qgood~home. $15-- OA 
  
canaries. Also pairs & sere 
Hatchery, 
GERMAN SHEPHERDS PURE- breds. Saxe registered. MaAyfair 
  
  GERMAN “SHEPHERD PUPPIES mowers 
-fired by maple, Lust “Von | © EVANG BQUIPMENT nM” AKC registered, EM 6507 Dixte Hw: ao. OR 3-7024 SSE TRACTORS AND 
Parker lawn sweepe Special reduced p ‘on some — ft mowers. Used (Be 
with mower, Milwaukee 4% H.P. tiller, us 
mowers, ee Age bere, sever 
  
LE BULL REGIS. 
tered, 2 yrs old, FE 5-3205. 
ey an tae ee 
pS PUPPY Fs ONE older male. FE 8- 
Parakeets —— to Talk Some ie ti Harlequins. 
_Cages 501 4th. St. 2-4025. 
PARAKEETS | _ A ai Qo te guabeasen. FE ort. 
PUPs SALE.   
  
  Ford F ond rs tractor 
Ford F : 1041. like ne 
Minn. Moline, Mosel Utraclor ith rae one plow & drag, 
oC. 
r. "Ro Oe he OS EEE 
Pontiac Earm & Industrial “USED EQUIPMENT — rd with cab 
bulldozer ‘demo.). 
tractor . “3 crawler 
Oliver 68 industria) 
ADERS 
Woodwa 
FE so) or FE 412   
    
PARAKEETS, CANARIES CAGES. 
Food since 1927-584 Oakland Ave. 
RED MALE PEKINGESE. REG. 
istered, 1'g years oid. $60. FE 
  
Rochester 25% DISCOUNT _ ge oo 140 Baler One 
and C Forage onnrvectes. 
a Bone de and 
HOUGHIEN & SON 
4 
J. 1. Case & Ferguson Dealer 
OL 1-9761   
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    5. Metal’ Rost, 948. OR D105; Auction Sale 77 
10 wks $15. FE 5- ents. 70 ACRES OF MIXED HAY ON FEET HURT? |For Sale Miscellaneous 60; Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ie ane PUPPIES, |  landfiret cutting tobe sold ‘by At, ENAPP ROMEX 209° COU, “diet PER | Aj TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT. PH. | soto or BOXERS FOR SALE’| 181. Hay to. de removed = bid- A CALVIN'S McGINNIS’ 30<,, Mam Thoupesn, 8¢'8, Perry | 41 TOP sOiL, BLACK DIRT. Pal. A a ee PE 6.1972 | peer iete Pee pea | PE _2-3056. , | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 | —Friday._ Pontiac monpiens. Gray eben PLUS Tescentf Mase oinene Uh over op Bye? BULLDOZING. FE 60044 iy ton Gmc de ion. AUCTION AUCTION vering, ove from ie benche: ,. stores: a COLD HEA MACHINES 30 = 40 ft. 2 years old. §75. factories, 71.95 value, *$10.00. Ay TOR 80 SOIL, Mi. SAND, OR GRAVEL & | nels. Give your dog « Ai Virtue of st Sale FE 1. These are m rate runways, clean, newly TUESDAY, JUNE 1th at to om 7 ai factory showrooms. Michigan | 7; Mage et 08 50 sam. AB breeds. Call tor reserve. Sell’ at ection” GAS ENGINES Fimoreseent, 303 Oreherd Lk. Ave. | ‘gravel. tractor work, EM 3-003,| ‘one. 41131 W. 14 Mile Ra. the fol nery TWO RESTAURANT STOVES. | 7. 6 on the premises of: at Abe Magic Chet @ burner 1 oven. EM | “S,00"S"arevel, PE S108 “men Buk an Peas for Garden Tractor al TOP SOIL. BLACK DIRT. > “aie Bor rei Boe and othe: mechanical uses Ta L fill, sand & gravel. Delivered 7 i {a1 ait Clemens S & Guevce a bott umber days, PE 5-074. ‘Hay, Grain & Feed 71 
Daleing ose “mies dirt cand, “gravel fll. |isT & 2ND CUT HAY, STRAW. 2, MEADE = +. oe Hardware, sed Elec-| Bulidoring and fren in 4] Garage Doors trical 725 Dalland Ave. CLINTON eM Sst prorey Spey Ua 3 Manville No. 3 DSSD Cold Header onde, All izes and prices. 1 Letee VENTILATING FANS FOR EircH |“), TOP SOIL. le Conklin | i 1 Ach&e OF STANDING ALPAL-| Die. Barrel Cam, 4%" Gep. $35 and_up. A| ens and bathrooms, $49.00 value, aang, revel tll Lyle —fs_& brom 5-002. | bhp. motor oder® decor 60 your gureze costs $29.95; also large’ selection . of STORE. is AGhES OF MAY OR tess you think, Let us give) door ‘chimes st terrific est gh A ME Want dae, | otherwise. MA 6-1410. 1 Manville No. 3 D&SD Cold Header va estim 20003 | Michigan Fluor i ard she Sab io ACRES ALFLPA waY. ee, kn GAS WATER $54.95; | WESTERN SADDLE ; 1 BLA DIRT, FILL, SAND, Rad.. & “Orchard et ye * motor. , heaters, $79.98: | jis, saadie, $35. Also b ‘sold| gravel & top, soil, ¢ tractor bathtubs, (first Grade 80.9% G-) separately. Call at pm. *\iyr| Work. PE or. 36548, | ALFALFA STANDING, 13% ACRES | 1 yanyine No. 3 DSOD Cold Header aD _te seed — B P SOIL, F BLACE MU i666 eves, ulicadhaanialiane Die, Bere! Com, “%” cap ~ HEATING Ww ATER SOFTENERS | _fugeve'bemeu, Pa Sena “"* Sciam oat ar. ea i] - | a ee void 10 te argos are, moe BTU crac | crabby farcry ea" sad |, TOF OOM AND, BLACK DIRE | Sate. 8d oats “Biche eter fey cana depen ee Ga Ae FOOD AND ALUMINOH COMBE x ALL KINDs OF SAND, GRAVEL & | “ALES, OF HAY GALE | $f ep Masta) ‘Gl be aaded a | Sommeeeewe. Sen. T s| WOOD A ee Dn dirt, Take orders 8 .m. to 9 p.m, Con OF Sand efor 6. time of sale. a elec. ‘water heater. FE 42821 Fm ¢een For Sale Livestock 72) naseprars DELIVERY — NO wattenty OU de eied’ 72er| BENSON LUMBER Sees ATTENTION s chdeae cee \ ae DOQNTIRMATION | NECESSARY. 
We also have tsed a amy PE 63063, hy Loading & delivering, from 6 te ee ame sale, except Sat. — ; 
trols & eo 5 $s Es iors Walking Bay mare & 1 Sorrell 3. B. WHITMAN CO. ‘Wayne Heating Co. Rochester, Do It Yourself 61|  Souare Late & Te ; iking, gelding. beau- Lenen oie Books, tee. OL 3.0211. . — chet ped WOodward 3-4980 ANTER. PIC-| BOAT AND FLOOR 8A asad BEAU poaees. WELL .     
  
  
  
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Fa. Sale Poultry PPP PDA PDLP LPL LLLP LL PPLE   
    
    
  
  
  
    
      "| PAINT CREEK AUCTION THURS. B&B. 
Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway 
Drayton Plains 
Every Friday ....7 P.M. 
Every Saturday ..1 P.M. 
Every Sunday ....2 P.M, 
BUY & SELL DAILY 
OR 3.2717 
night, Tors, i. Ca — 
& radios, wee = 
Adams. aly w   
    
  
    
  
  zs in on J tites. 
wate ED. WILLIAMS “1 8. 7 _—- 
\ Auto Service 81   
  
  
  
  
    
  
FIRST $10 -°—S 20° bike, OR 3-7580. 
  
  
    
  l.| For Sale Housetrailers 78 | _ ‘vice. | 
uk. 2. EVINRUDE 
FE 54-8354. 
ALMA WILL SELL FOR 
os   
iat 
“oe down or rent. with 
“GEORGE BLAIR 
    
  trade. FE 42131, bs : 
18 FT. GARWOOD BOAT. 0 HP. 
inboard motor. Looks like new. 
1964 EVINRUDE 15 EP. Exc. 
_cond. PE §-2217. 
1967 CHAMPION ROD - 
beard =m 2; old, out 
twice, $350, OL 1 a 
x Lik 4 FE. 38-0005. ¢ new. a 
ist EVINRUDE is PF" Like new. Used. iess than Fhe. $330. 
Call 32-1667. 
BOAT VERS, 
det Mg repaired. . 
  
BOATS Large Selection 
. SLAYBAUGH’S Oakland PE 0-043 
ee ree ‘tax ,"==2|Boat Buyers 
        S. 
es. “ualchigne 
me selection ° ; 
ro - ke M -| Yates, M% ar = Ts Sseatt of Waltoo & Opdyke. FE} ule 8. of Lake Orion on MM. / fot, traveler, Peano Yor S701  ATRFLOAT 30 FT. i100 wr. Lonestar. Pioneer, Glass Jet. Fiy- ie Wi * rer, Lake * Bew Sale Farm 76 Zs. event soneuee, ee. | Shs Boats, $98. up, os - ; : vette, . lere Pp. a Tg STOR og LOS | 1067 HOUSETRAILER. 4 FT. ALL Deed Evinrudes — 2214 Bp, ss. M aor 2 ste at 326 Onk- mag | wa: extras. Musi e 4 ee Bg 5 ho. Pape 5 
_ ant, Pontioe. windows. 2300 Shimmons Rd. | Used Mercury re 20, $8175 be , TRACTOR WITH | Glenview Trailer Ct. us. first ‘agoner 2. pemeer marae mar Sei 
very ttle, Wil “ay Salfi™ «|  Hutchinson’s Annual 
"June Discount it ‘Sale 
‘700 ee te, na. "Pietcas : .~ 45-8 3" vide, sale —~CENTURYAROUAN-YELLOW 
: — JACKET & CADILLAC ALUM. —AAA BOVE price, s24ns M4 wide, GALE) OATS. MERCURY & FAGEOL tractor, riding & walking, ODEL 15 TRAVELER — Gas MOTORS lawn mowers, & . lights, _ brakes, SALE | _ IN FINANCING A AVAILABLE. tillers - You E rice, ag -y ee INT. LAND LAKES BALES he Gen of re when you buy at Hutch- | 3127 W. Huron; FE : ingon's dw . Also a large | COSTELLO'S Me sel of iste mode) trade-ins; Lone Star boats. Orion. 337. at ed prices. 31’ Cad- | canis CRAPE ie ; itlac, 3 r. 27’ Prairie | gPRctAl 
it, 34 American, 40° MPH 
Chevy, 38° Arrow, and ‘ 
ony DEM sYLvaN 
  
5, 
ie. Phone |- 
  
    MODERN HOUSETRAILER . more choo from. 
Bob Hutchinson 
Mobile Homes Sales, Inc. bar Dixie Highway 
    FOR MOBI 
ft "och UALITY . 
E E HOMES 
Sree 
ong met emet & Tour-a- 
Like Rent Le 
BOTTLEGAS - 
PARTS & SUPPLIES mg rE ATED IN LAKE. CALL FE 29-2812 OR FE 
eco ‘er op Mn = 
enson’s $140 Pontiac Lake Rd. 
EV INRUDE MOTORS 
Wolverine Rnirieia ” a ecmeer 
Grenson man & TN Roe Hagen 
“H orn vey Boat Works. 
1990 8. wVIN 
    
         
         
       
   
    
  
  
                    
       
   
      
     
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~ SUMMER CLEARANCE.   
  
“7 WILE A 1 ACCEPT. 
BILL sD cane 
  
  
  
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renown 
ore 
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Peer 
  
  
  
cond, 68. seer nee Har 
FRUC ihe and’ seedy Me East it Side Auto Parts 
Sree Co. 
| isa CHRYSLER, | Bree tee 
  
  
ine. Dyan. & ‘ 
fi a AUTO SUPER MART. 
1957 OLDSMOBILES,’* r, 
‘CADILLACS— te, W-W tires, black top & semi- 
DEMONSTRATORS | ™*“! %™. tinted lat on & COMPANY CARS || |, $1695 
"57 Pipes Hardt coupe, adie & heater, at 
oe 56 Pl ymouth 2-Door tives, loos erat w-w 
38 Ou eis Stan Feta at ae ’55 Ford 2-Door 
"55 Cadillac 62 Sedan 
*54 Olds 4-Door 
’54 Buick 4-Door 
’54 Pontiac 4-Door 
3 Buick 2-Door    
     
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oenee 
    Outboard 
| ase 
| W. AGON iS-—-CONVERTS 
az HASKINS 
1008 “astest Growing Dealer” 7 SALE /.1957 CHEV. 
| DEMOS: 
couRTHSY. CARS. 
AT 
TERRIFIC SAVINGS 2DOORS —''4DOORS 
$195 ‘or your car down 
As little as $15 per week 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION   CHEVROLET 
“Oakland County’s 
Ba! il 
  
R. & R. Motors; Ine, 4 74 Oskiand Ave. FE ¢-8001 
| WE FINANCE a ns mipces op Pr pe 
[ECONOMY Us USED D CARS Auburn off Saginaw. FE 4-2131 
  
  
      
   
           
      
    
  ssen| Open Eve ning 
.| Phone wee 5-5141 
rig hE Pema 
arold Turner Ford. 
duno 1800 PE Plait Y= 
WE. DON’ T   
CLARKSTON |" Motor Sales 
  s—Please 
32 8. M 
    HURON MTR. SALES | 
“A78| FORD PICKUP TRUCK. 1. TON. 5 Clean throughout. FE 5-   
    
    
            
  
  
  
  
CENTRAL - PONTIAC'S ‘ONLY 
LINCOLN 
MERCURY 
CAMS OF FTES Ot. DEALER 
  
FORDS FORDS FORDS 
Lake Orion Motor Sales more ps. & 
  
out No 
| ins PACED mipped, low mile- age, god Ww. \ 
an a3°4 bale we ; 
Tiga. disse low, mileage. 
REPOSSESSED CARS 
Tet Ey 
sii A 197 8, Johnson 
53 PLY Cranbrook 
“te 
          North ‘Chevrolet Co. 
1000 8. Woodward 
  ‘Specials 55 CHEVY BEL AIR — | Maint wos Fm Sy a rod 
baer 
    Ave. om 
THRU- 
  
Retr eee) ee 
+O URE ee Nee Ee rR 
oe ee ee 
MOUTH 
O88 eRe Rw ee ee eW eee iB rchief custom 
oe 
“Aren't you ashamed, sir, io entegt: meee: Bom s dramatic, penininsateeaani : ST. CL. 
——— nee ' asi Eel of wapie esa 
For Sale Cars. 91 For Sale Cars —91._| “ture sunt Ga Poin BON ~~  atiaciacinatinatinctaeditincin ctcita ti tine PPL om a 
A FORD SONY} BLACK cy LOOK gg sg a earl 
» | ies. mater, cars, ata 1964's. AN 104 PONTIAC 3DOOR SEDAN, 
Safe Buy Used Cars Make ‘ee terms. “| Ee? sma at fata 
AS LOW AS $2,334.54 DELIVERED | terms. 
Keego Sales & Service |     
  
  
      
  
  wer, Exc. cond. 8 to 4:30. FE | 1415 9. ww Used Cars 
cS STATION 
can be seen at West bide heontl Cn — yg A ty 
Sennase, commen at Teorey weed Clemens. FE $0235. after 17:30 -. 
Suburban Mire ‘=e eer Olds Dealer. 565 8. Woodward Birmingham Lake Orion Motor Sales 1088 ws tae . 2000 Mi. re eribe = . 
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Weak. News, BD Maroey | ; | aa | were Vg Flat Television Picture! TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS , woman who tells false story ire —(2) | Our Mies Brooks, @ : S when confronted with blood} Lady of Charm. () Going « Should Be Perfected in 6:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop- stains on her car in “Edge of] Way, movie, 
Less Than Decade ces eee CO OReT ge 1:30—(2) House Party. (4) 
aoe Temcm one $:30—(7) Cisco Kid. nome Exule. - Oe ; sini ag Be _jeu | choosen et! uscntaecie | 2. (+ 2:00—-(2).. Big Payoff. (4) (Color) 4 ee Gi5—() News. (4) Weather. @|""News «ay Mich Osew Theater. (7) Afternoon 2 : NEW — (INS) ih, Rani News. é : om “Dr. Christian oc Film Festival. \ 
. P. Mor "ww RY, Girt | - fers next TV “network” may 6:20—(4) Box Four, aa : 2:30--(2) Bob Crosby. \ inheri ukla, Fran 10:16—-(9) Weathervane. Myrtle Labbitt : 
: Chie ces sources ha vee spp nl Lone Ranger. (9) Abbott.|19:15-(9) Theater 15, 155-08) News. : \ 
lly re a age on Set Preston Te iro:30—(1) ‘The! Spy. Pretty Redlsiee-—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen wake one nt me. Lae inst) Sows. mone spon sree Wien: fo: ie for a Day. (9) Request Piay- 
‘iste aboard’ NBC 7:00—(7) Circus Time. (9) Million| Juvenile Court. (2) Mr. Dist. 3:15—(2) Secret Storni:. 
Considine will get the axe when! 9 oe up : ‘whe : aac hee a Dragnet.| 276 Soupy’s On. Million Dol-| ig Margie. (9) Howdy 
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NBC ann a te. or soon-|the brightly colored insect from|8:30—(7) Wrestling. (9) Story The- an Sports. (2) Sports Final. yg sino Tee ie eee 
er... a cocoon and feeds it with an ater, Googie Withers in “‘Devill,,. eye " (4) Ford. 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater.| Record Room. 
E ati FOOT haa : bgp veg Ernie (2) Play.| 70m Conway in “Falcon Out)s:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club, (9) 
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New Weapons Ruling. May Be Asked re, ien, ats, Staats Mersin wes» pititui|_ Rates Croviy pve yougjemec) Maton, (0 Farm   — and should be perfected in : in World War If story of ste ted , 
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. ° . -9 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. | SEOUL @®—United Nations and)discuss at the meeting but said in new types of equipment! cpsry hired Arthur Godfrey|APerdeenshtire, Scotland. 1:45—(2) News. Communist armistice  officials|their statements would be made/or amounts of arms. |, publie relations expert (John = * * Scientists Examine |8:00-—-(2) Captain Kangacoo. -(7)| have scheduled a meeting tomor-|PUblic immediately after the meet-| -U Cartoon Carnival.   
  
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the expected Allied demand is ; ing— regain the touch of class lost) «t+ is all wrong to think they|London’s National History Museum|11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic based on “the known, proved tactsiAffand Conference | aucusra, xy. a-robert work. |'8t time out . . can forage for themselves,” she|by Dr. C. T. Trechmann. The skel-| Tac Dough. HAMPTON SPECIALS that the North Korean and Chinese ight] +), . says. ‘They only hunt for sport —|eton, which resembles that of pres-|11:15—(2) Love of Life. Miche Eset ROA Vstons | Communists have illegally intro- , a GHaNe BONS pening ¢ Fifty Beautiful Girls” is the/not food.” On her cats’ menu are |ent day man, was dug up in Kent|11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow, Bn lle Na a duced new weapons into North Ko- AIX-LE-BAINS, France — May-/hours a day at his job—it’s the trip title of Barbara Bel Geddes’ drama) oy heart. raw meéat, rabbits. orj/in 1888 and at first was thought! (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin GOOD T.V. SERVICE MEN : rea since "" wasiors and delegates front many parts|back and forth that hurts. on Schlitz Playhouse tomorrow. | fish They sleep in the house but|to be as old as bones of extinct) & Ricky. _s Pct - - signed July 27, ‘ of’ the world attended the recent For three years, he has been|She'll play a taxi dancer marked), windéw is left open in case they |Thinoceroses and elephants found|11:45—(2) Guiding Light, DO-IT-YOURSELF | n © *& meeting of the World Federation i: io cae es for murder). want to roam. _ {in the same gravel. 11:55—(9) Billboard. ‘Tube Tester, with expert edvice. The Allied demand could be the/of Twinned Towns, at Aix-le-Bains, |®***ting his: y OY © across — : Later, comparison of ‘the skele- prelude to the two U.S,|France. Just over four years ago|the Ohio river to the Ohio side,| «Beat the \Clock” loses its ton’s fluorine content with the ex- FRIDAY AFTERNOON RCA COLOR TV divisions in South with la- was ac-|where he is picked up by a car-| sponsor tomorrew but will run [Abundance of Farmers _|tinct animal bones placed the man . Call _Us—Free Home Tris. = test type weapons which could be|complished and now about ©n | pool driver, all summer without one,. then ot Galley Hill as no‘older than the|12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) PORTABLE TELEVISION fitted with atomic warheads in the|hundred French, English, Cana- a + ete moray Se Sevag of Wally |W AMUNGTON = Move Gan pubiitow Slane Age. Mew st te huped): Play to Win. (7) 12 d’cinch Come © Took” See ie event of a Communist attack. U.S.|dian and American communities . ‘and the Beaver,” a\new kiddie | half the world’s labor force is en-|to d€termine his exact age by the| ics. (9) Children’s Newsreel, : Secretary of Defense Wilson saidjhave ‘twinned’ and 200 candidates| TW0 hours later, Workman is at show George Gebel owns . . . | Saged in agriculture, probably not/radio-carbon method—and perhaps|12:15—(9) Discoveries, OPEN "TIL 6:00 @ month ago such @ move wasjare on the waiting list. his desk. Distance from home to less than 53) million persons, sur- leven the blood group to which the|1#:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The] $25 W, Huron FE 4-2525 being considered, One example of town-twinning is}? ‘Only 5 miles. Peter Lawford finished his first] veys indicate. man belonged. Erwins. (9) Pride of the Family. | a Os et Bey had that of York, Pennsylvania, and siccelne afk episode and MGM Arles, France. In York four teach-|Indians Live | sending up corporate} , ° Commission meet crn told @h clameas to 0 aithoreen| on d on Desert skyrockets agreed to the Comm grade schools, giving 20 minutes of} SALT LAKE CITY — Some 10,- | aes quest for a delay until French three times a week. In/000 Indians once lived in the des-| “Pariic”’ is the 35th filmed series “afternoon. Aries, English is taught every day|ert west of Great Salt Lake. They|from Hollywood to feel the spon- ~ & * in four primary classes by Amer-jhad no agriculture, irrigation, or/80r’s ax .. . Officials of the U.N teachers. The Arles townicattle, and only primitive tools, MOVIE FOR MOLLY declined to. say what they has also started evening They survived chiefly on wild Tennessee Ernie's singer Molly in English for adults. seeds, roots, and nuts. Bee signed for a movie, “Summer 
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