‘4 fa » cu gaa = if if s pate Page 2) 2 = fata cite “WE CAN'T WAIT” — And other eager Press readers who reservations for the 1957 Pontiac Press theater trip ta New York City, Just ask Mrs. Mel Werden (lett) of 8765 Edgewood Park Township. She and her husband went last year and were the first to submit applications for this - Press Theater Tour Filling Up Pontiac Press Phete fall's: junket, Sept. 9 to 14. Joining. with Mrs. Werden in displaying posters of just two of Broadway's five top plays travelers will see, is Mrs. Ivan C. Wilcox, of 2303 Old Orchard Trail, Orchard Lake. There are still some 60‘ spaces open. : : neither can 90 ‘have submitted Dr., Commerce Says Hoffa Paid $2, 000 = for Senate Data on Beck WASHINGTON w — John Cye; z bE sF2 1 ne I i a | FH i I | : ie ff ig rH al i i z° ‘Isubordination by Sgts. ..|ager questioned the legality of the /- Reverses Order fo Put Romeos Back on Force Policeman After Review of Charges City. Manager Walter K. Willman. yesterday re- versed an earlier decision and. suspended. Patrolman Louis Romeos in what looms to~be the first test The Pontiac police offi- cer was charged with in- Frederick J. Wirth and Telton E. Rogg. Wil'man Tuesday afternoon over: ruled an earlier suspension of Romeos by Chief Herbert W. Stra- ley and reinstated him. The man- chief's act. City Manager Suspends: ) case before the new Civil Service Commission. . Whirlybird WHIRLYBIRD — James Cole (seated) needed a little help getting started from Dwight Holton, of 3265 Cooley Lake Rd., Milford, yesterday be- oars, Then Crashes —- sae Flown at Pontiac ae Ape referred to the act “screwballed, and different interpretation by whom- ever might read it." as) subject to a: By REBA HEINTZELMAN Ot Our Waterford Bureau aes Airport boundary line, A dare-devil flier yesterday made nearly a dozen test flights in his Gyro-Copter before making’ i@ forced landing just inside the James Cole, 33, of 4045 E. Com-}- tly " “The contest is open to all. Press subscribers and - $100 U.S. Savings-Bond. All you need do is.write on the card your name, address, and prediction, a.m. or p.m., for July's hottest moment, and mail if to: , (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) This Divorcee Will Get ~ Weather Man J = Pontiac Press ETROIT w — Among o P. O. Box 40 ~ things Mrs. mye E. Pack- Pontiac, Michigan auto-dealer William M, Pack- , You don’t need to name the temperature. Packer, 31, agreed to the new auto in a property settle- ment with his wife, 29, She carriers, too. - Deadline«for all “guesstimates” to. be in The Press is 2 p.m. Saturday, whether mailed or de- . _ livered in person. benim at $100, what can you lose? - New Pontiac Each Year © merce Rd., Milford, flew the first one-man whirlybird known to take x & *& July’ Ss “Hi ottest Moment?» a shee Sn if you're the kind ‘who abbacs’cbnilesta-which’ leet edie. require the literary skill of a Hemingway or Stein- “Hie (Romeos) now has five beck, we have a little weather ‘guessing game that’s | days in which to submit an an- just the ticket for you. neyo wo digger A ype 8 A post card, pencil, and short trek ‘to the nearest firm or. deny Peake landing, Hos-| Storm Caries Winds Ranging poet | Ten Lives Are Lost, Widespread Damage of . Property Reported’ PORT ARTHUR, Tex. — Hurricane Audrey, a killer whith took at least 10 lives, smashed into ‘the. Texas - Louisiana border area today with winds at some places up to 100 m.p.h. The Port Arthur Weather Bureau said the hurricane first hit Cameron, ka., with winds of only 65 miles: per hour. The 100-mile winds were clocked Peatiac Press Phete fore taking to the air 10 or 12 times at Pontiac Airport in his one-man helicopter. He later crash- landed, damaging the craft slightly. ‘at Orange, Tex., and Lake Charles, La, north and northwest of Cam- leron, Nine of the 10 deaths occurred 'successful test flight. The damage’ ‘to the copter is not too severe and within a short time Cole should be’ back testing His one-man plane.” Damage to the $3,200 aircraft “He did a pretty good’ job of was estimated at $150. himself how to fly in less; Cole is the Michigan distributor lot the Gyro-Copters, which are built in North Carolina. Communities ‘ties involved. have refused to enter into t Sylvan Lake, Keego Harbor and Orchard Lake all Stall Work ion Orchard Lake Road Widening of Orchard Lake road (M218) west of Pon- tiac has been completely stalled by the three communi- heir shares of the total cost Rayburn Bans WASHINGTON —Speaker of itoday following a conference with ‘Rep, Walter (D-Pa) that. there will) be no more telecasts of hearings. by. the House Committee on Un- American. Activities® * * * Walter is chairman of the com- mittee. He also headed a-subcom-' mittee whose hearings in San Francisco last week: were | tele- vised in the face of Rayburn’s previous ban against radio or tel- evision coverage of House com- mittee meetings. - When Rayburn returned today “with the State Highway Department. Objections center on money and also’ on. route. ; As tar se the present highway administration concerned, senag te Wa as Out two lanes to four lanes as far as western Keego city limits have been dropped. What the future holds is stil] up in the air, since a new highway administration takes over Monday. * * * “However, the law requires local, cost participation in trunkliné high- ways, and as long as these com, munities object, the road would seem to be a dead issue,” a spokes- man for the outgoing administra- tion said. JOINS UNDERPASS . The improved state t highway, from a visit to Texas, newsmen asked him if he had talked to Walter. es * *- al “Yes, I talked to Mr. Walter,” televise anything else, subcommit- tee or full committee, anywhere. nt ‘He said that .Walter called on, him this morning. i Lake-Telegraph road underpass, which should be sae asinan in De- cember. would hook on. to the Orchard The bridge which carries M218 over Telegraph provides for a four-lane highway. Highway plan- mers have no doubts that M218 | along the Texas \and coast, te ® The New Orleans Weather Bu. the rest of the day -along the 'Texas-Louisiana border, ROADS BLOCKED High tides and waves over sea walls, utility | torn down, roads were high water, many streets were Saeeae standstill e. & Offshore oil well drilling rigs— whose machinery is on platforms above the Gulf of Mexico — were ee Bee The cight-million-dollar oi! drilling barge, the Penrod, which earlier was evacuated by its crew, broke from its mooring at the Port, Arthur dock and went adrift on Lake Sabine. The: lobby of the Goodhue Hotel in Port Arthur was a shambles— Evidence of the. force of the winds radiating out from the eye of Aud- irey. The lobby's glass ‘windows were blown in and the’ 22-foot-tall drapes ‘torn to shreds, The ninth- floor root of the hotel fell in from ithe weight of water, There were no injuries, <2 2 Irwin Frank, Associated Press newsman from Dallas, en route to ithe scene by automobile, reported . that trees blocked highways, power ilines were down, and broken glass made downtown streets in Beau- mont and Port Arthur dangerous, OVER THE SEAWALL At Galveston, 70 miles southwest and, out of the direct path, water. splashed over the seawall and al- most all déwntown streets: were flooded. * &-@ a Tt was in Galveston if 1900 that ja hurricane took 5,000 lives—some say many. more—in one of the na- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) School Aid Bill Cleared LANSING .®—The Legislature ‘today finally cleared the 1957-58 — school aid bill and sent it to the — on Page 2, Col. 2): governor’s desk. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. ®—Mich- jhas accused Gov. C. William O'Neill of Ohio of “trying to take S| <4 (great many automobile on ‘dhtusal teesereni; da’ wintbeli and governmental climate make. Ohio a very attractive place for new Industry to locate and old ./ we are expanting in iodustrial development at a very rapid rate,” he said. “I ‘believe that if. this have been nh with very sit} mae sat as 24 1 el. In T oday s Press 3 e¥eeee tae ee eee ee ee ee . (Peete ea ey Pore eo ei eee dustry, with rubber, glass and steel; ‘tending the 49th annual National plants. * ‘ Both iene are here at- Governors’ Conference. Williams. said, “It would ‘be nat-~ «ural for him (O'Neill) to nd to THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 27, 1007 Se OS ee ae oe oe aes 4 g | TheDay in Birminghan tee Ge eee al! Man [Swing Into Summer Fun With New Teen Center . Z 2A Fay A f x} Pare - = “Road Work Stalled | _{by Communities (Continued From Page One) covsanggiornarned ms expe re Park 1 inning @ special ecial feature. “ - eventually be turned reation activi ve jo Regular include athletics, |sters in the Birmingham area to/through the, visiting teacher, j wean nadine in'ae war full swing, with one of the mosticrafts, and puppetry along with *- purse and family service group, to its terminus at,Grand River featured items being the teen cén-|s 19 te , (US 18) : ter oe pri. Park. Chaka hn. “And the three lakeside commruni- 73 ls E oy 4 ‘ ‘ : 2 : M ‘Aves » R yg x J 7 * ties, which experience all-day traf- PE gral Foodies yrs n Police Departmen ts *. a R —s oe ot Ge tay Siy's soenel HOP ann mock, ign copertoal BARRY SEES WAY miniature elf end many other : . | City Manager Louis Barry says games are available. The night- JACK MUBRAY frankly it would be “impossible” ly program from 7 te 10 p.m. ] z for the: city to pay it, However, Mondays throug Fridays fea- 4 mi ay ke . | ' * ® Barry sees a way out, tures dancing hy UF Public Relations 8 Se din addeq that efforts sre “ : ss ; : Under legislation signed — into neta, nae on Nee ee cee : ee — 9 ’ ffect last Barry , Com- ‘| Mrs, ; : Director Appointed — {sts st week, Barry sas, com aa _ | PEP Recrenees at te ton [Met Pend Binet cis af rn “7 kd ff 1 _.. lane exempt from ¢ into}; — BURRO FOR KIDS — Camp Oakland will profit by this Mexicam | 49MC®S. - +s _ |Parry of the youth committee eNO fy Bi OR TR sehetiane. Semcter ot lente at. Sruiiine »- | burro as the result.of a contest entry blank cast by Edward Karkau | This Friday the Birmingham /the Birmingham Lion's Club have i ——-the Pontiac—Area-United—Fund-is “The little clty of 2,000 might | (left), district manager of Consumers Power. Here he presents the |High School new pool will be open : bec 36 oe if... \ gg Jack Murray. Should you be afraid of nt. testified. “They are errors not in summer wil ‘As he mounted the stand, Nick-|Ykely to be balanced by Russian|“*l4lly call if.quite a ee ee at hig attractive, blonde and will- Ht wae Ss aftetegting t» reverse (Sh, eadguan oh ’ There is no reason whatsoever wife, Carol curtailment policy - ront-gn stay to be afraid, during a lightning ary «+e ¢ erson ram foul cf Army. security| site's ax structre storm. There is reason to be sen- Th an opening statement which |"egulations and was ordered court /@st Potential a a ms, S08 to Gay out of phone he had written out, the dl-year-|™@rtialed ties confronted the lawmakers on Ax, be oy rau at Ga ae old colonel outlined the now s-| ~ their first reappearance since a ates) wove pal tih yoesit sires rh satya ig mig teger gfe ions Endorses Fluoridation ~~ oe following = “Take Color Snaps with he ES ee oats, sey fe “620-120-127 ‘Size (sma Dp yp peditiamagary I 2 coe ctw eiiedicr ain uae ie a, at eee outside in the open and saw the Hurricane Audrey | t'bs.“Gterge sdgtch, ove ot nse" vcree of greets to veri Color Films streak of lightning high above, Paw Paw’s three dentists. He |liams and to pass up for the Regular $2.50 Value ELECTRIC SHAVER Siapiartn might th pen, bel Rams Gulf Region — | reste! te mare, "eaid be |time being action on series of | wee HEADQUARTERS : minor intments 5 . - chances are that it "t. And | tons made te om : : _ Chances we see the dis- (Continued From Page One) interested in the teeltn of hee die sateesiiall at easel Pit a lectri SHAVER Sal 7 gees you.are almost tion’s great disasters. That was| “Itizens.” day. =: 0 : ¢ rr 10; So there is no reason to fear jbefore the present seawall was) pecccseeccccesencavccccccccecece‘eeeeeeseeese ) Nationally Advertised—Famous Makes «& lightning: if it hits pod you'll built. ae : Famous “WHAM-O” Hunting Model DEEP. -CUT PRICES =— it, there M. BIRNKRANT ; — = wil Webahiy be so aguny bibre| tay beleved te te ane ot (| SLANG SHOT = : = hand, if it’s fatal. aad do. oot e B’ ith Fl f the reserve fleet were secure. (© Wie, stoct Dells. oxtra ; 2 = sensible precautions not Several Orange |® @s Pictured pe eck ood aiey me pun aw! 90 . / . i : lee one dom cama tot $ *1.39 se phir 8 tel arent = that i tating. 1 you epeea SNELWIN Birnkrant ska "macME SM MM OS re et weg, aed eke le, some time at a window with a| ce ‘ Business in Orange was at ai? pests, etc. Hardwood stock. Ki - sweeping view, you'll find it is @| Sherwin M. Birnkrant, of 173 virtual standstill. Power and other|s SPORT DEPT. —tnd Floor $ magnificent sight. a Rd., has been’ ‘elected a lines were een a Sevccececccscoooccacccoooooocccvcceeccooocelm ee president of Pontiac Lodge No. emergency telephone | . . ' r being received. : The Weather 850 of B'nai B'rith for the coming| were being year. By early morning, 350 telephone = All Brand New —Latest Models . . . Fully Cus Pall U.8. Weather: = Report is. . ranteed. PONTIAC AND VICINITY. Cases: $2.00 Holds in Layaway Friday and Saturday! Tv aon Semporsture preceding § a.m.'secretary, Phil Marlowe, 145 Mo- : tate} Other officers of the organization |“ircuits were out at Galveston. A ENTIRE STOCK of LADIES’ < With & a Siem race hatte installed at last night's meeting _ prersaasl oll peerage sed , 8mm 79 = = __ Fist vonage 10 de per es] WTC: frat. vice president, Charles| too rte Water was up to the ress S oes Roll.... |= BRAND aay Yeu SE aioe cg present "Eunene Ket So gee ret and , 8m 7 S healer sia95 Vane......... 749.. 5.49 ap tn Demenne chel, 128 Illinois Ave.: financial roman dance ‘the tente eondilane “ ak ; : : Regular $14.95 Value... ebboee * ee 5.4! ee se | Regular $14.95 Value......... as Am: Wind velocity 10 mph hawk Rd.; recording ~~ cae teinlena veréin trim Gobeiien! “e - ; al 8.88. . 6.88 Diftctln! ereday ot 8:13 pm. ponding secretary, Arthur Kollin,| rang on which the city of Galves- “ot ~ San ress Friday at 4:57 «.m. 334 Pioneer Rd.; treasurer, Samii cite ies? hisses Newest Model Out... .. ° . 9 Mate Ohi ee a Messing, 16 Rosshire Ct. Netty 600 viens ot ‘Seer | : each Pn a +o Fe Others are: warden, Sam Levin, 'church camps along Galveston Bay | lar 24.95 re ae eese 1 o6, M....2. eg —. es 106 Chippewa Rd.; chaplain, Fred|were evacuated to Baytown for a ’ he este = ™ oieecee $3 Niedelson, 14 Rosshire Ct.; and t i P } “€ > ‘ ; ; 2 14 ; | 5 = 0s m...+...8 9. m.........90, trustees, Ralph Merkovite, 803 Me- of colors, Buy nowbefore com-. f oo wi ead aia BEET RE sic ae ar tin, 3 sie, arrow com TCE wee. 14.95.1195. Wednesday in Pontiac Elizabeth Lake Rd.; and Solomon / . : ~ seg awit ache PTET ° oat Ue (As recorded sevntoen: - Newhouse, 44 Mohawk Rd. ee Just in Time or 4th of July! : ‘ 9 14.95 reed. eis LADIES—MI IRLS z Regula it $28:50 Ceo ee 16. a... of temperature .... eenns 1 ; temperature OOONO RES cee lees. : Dr a ES *#es+@e White Flats i 4 q| Ee ie cay x : $33.50 Vahie—6-Vok........ £20.99 . a Te ! —— = woe EMINGTON ROLLECTRIC ae & Ballerinas = }p <, 95mm Films seme ‘al weal 4 7 z i pt a THEA PONTIAC. PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE, 2, 193 ij Aad for S ee é foe! ory was oa Lining Foils Quicksand , ..» BARGAINS GALORE Throughout SIMMS ST ORE MEN’S = Alb Ist a 1 ‘ &< JERUSALEM — Earl aad ete a cane “REDUCED, [Fivetet LEXINGTON, Ky. ‘©—When 900' But “not Dr. Leo Chamberlain, | built wells through quicksand by! : PRICES _ Megulte 8 Vale ’_ fquare feet of.plaster fell from the university: vice - president. Now! jusing a lining, Jwhich sank as fast | Pa ceiling on leet we'll get our new science building the ground be é hall at a re quicker, he said =. > ps tort aoeth it ws te Effective ‘Pairs | Oo ——————————— : Friday and Saturday . s SLASHES $ PRICES on FAMOUS DRUG PRODUCTS. Eo AM. ‘til 10 P.M. F tters’s enishes av-tull of typicel Simms savings fer this END-OF-MONTH ibe event. Every i item at & WEEK-END DRUG SPECIALS j E GUARANTEED REDUCED PRICES . . . plus hundreds of unadvertised specials throughout the store. 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They are all full bloods, the white boxer would get along vehicles operating along this vemiences of air travel. When ‘gabby soul that his name is Clyde ' of England's Faweett, historian, 5 omy ™ and I object to their being with Mimi, the black French country’s’ Streets and roads, with the bartender moved away, the Ge . ogether a piece on white animals beca Pst Viola Flannigan a St. Pah ——-- se = cone.) ‘poodle, ‘who is about as stable as males A saad > al ay De traveler turned to a | : Se j 4 Jase that you ny. and the French cabinet... = partment survey -made-last~year- ’reneed man nearby. ce | ‘a as you please, or nt é How come you didn't mention ad iead es Lote yyy si sol c- +). ‘on U.S. Tl showed 2.050 empty! fo we the white boxers? I have two of the nd while the re called opinion on the white boxer?” | | Mimi lakes a dim view of every- beer cans were picked up by al way to travel,” he m, @ rh vy a : “Only boomed = | thing, and ‘when she hasn't ariy- road crew in one mile (repeat, one to the silent one. “Beats wey) the outcasts they are just precious.’ Not at all: my. dear. I'm tor body ‘else to bite she bites herself. mile) of roadside. My bitch. just gave birth to four the white boxer and against sin; We wouldn't want to do anything | ee jother method of traveling. brindle colored boxers and four but will have to hold that gift in without first consulting_ Mimi, | Y ceo. de ed * white ones, and I would be glad ebediepce. iMan's Worst Friend. ee ) ©] wouldn't think of a j = [LOOK At This Tremendous Value! 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JUNE 27, 1957 To See What Can or Shotald Re Done Court Decisions Under Examination ~~ WASHINGTON- ~The “Senate Judiciary Committee embarked today on an exploration ‘of what ‘ean or should be done about con- troversial Supreme Court deci- sions. which are drawing an in- —. oveave (re hnaeena — comments on the os ranged from ‘“‘power wild,” “pro- communistic’? and tyrannica] on the one side to “‘courageous” and . @efender of freedoms on the other. * * * There also were warnings on ‘the Senate floor about hasty, ex- cited and abusive criticism of the court; in-line with: President Ei- senhower’s news conference opin- ion yesterday that ‘we should re- of some 1 and other! public groups, have raised a cloud of uncertainty over congressional investigations of communism, In some instances they have thrown secret FBI files open to in- spectién by defendants in trials.| Some narcotics prosecutions ‘and an income tax case alfeady have the identity of secret informants’ and investigative techniques, Justice Department sources said) last night other cases may have. to be dropped. * * * Members of Congress" ae “toss- | co individual rights over the” actions: ing in bills to “counteract- he vast Court rulings of: rious Supreme which they are critical, Chairman Eastland (D-Miss) said the Senate Judiciary Com- mittee staff has been put to work studying them “to see what we can do.” At this: point, he said in an interviewy he is unwilling been dropped to avoid disclosing | | government must s to predict the outcome. 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They'd spent four years developing a track team and they probably suspect- ed secretly they might conquer the U.S. and thereby add to their tiny international prestige. : ' Remember, they “won” the Olympic games when you count- ed folk dancing, group singing _ for little girls and many other “events” in which we did not compete : ow + Ni started.“ & - meeting. of | the 24 nations. which sponsored the Hungarian resolution, “a to plan for action when the General Russian delegation then will have its "hance tg reply to the investigating He Made Folks Smile When Jim WriuiaMs died, mil- lions of Americans were the losers. He was one of the great cartoon- Creator Our Way,” he had brought a daily smile to.countless Americans who ' Jooked forward to his panel in The Pontiac Press and other newspapers. x *.* _ This newspaper at periodic intervals, checks up on its various features. Invariably, “Out Our Way” has ranked among the very | top cartoons in these readers’ .. polls. = «x J. R, WILLiAMs, as he signed his cartoons, used 4 variety of general subjects. They revealed . detailed knowledge of cowboys, machine shops and boys. He had a remark- able ability to portray animals, par- ticularly horses and dogs. SR Ok kK CO In his varied experience he had worked in a machine shop and operated a ranch in Ari- _ zona. He had been called the Wu Rodsrs of the comic pages, for the two had the same com- mon touch, To both these men, human nature was an open book. Each had the touch of genius. . x * * _ Jim WriuiaMs is dead, but his spirit lives in his cartoons. It was % Negotiations Then, abruptly, they terminated. The Reds were adamant on two points. They refused to make a 50-50 " agreement on the expenses. They wanted to assume the costs of our team “when it reached Moscow.” This sounds like the typical Scrooge thinking one might expect from a cheap outfit like the Commies. Also, they refused to be ‘fingerprinted, which is a part of our law, Perhaps there are valid reasons why Russian athletes shouldn't be fingerprinted outside of their own nation. We don’t know. os We aren’t acquainted with the kind of athletes they possess. Maybe some of them have records that won't bear scrutiny. We do recall a gal discus thrower that went in for a little shoplifting in England. xk x. & Anyway, the whole thing is blowing up. The United ‘States is still trying to work out a com- promise. But one thing is apparent. Once a Russian, always a Russian. - No other form of human life — sinks so low. Red Crimes in Hungary The. United Nations committee re- port on Hungary reveals the stark brutality employed by Russia in sup- pressing the revolt last October and © November. . The special committee set up by ‘the General Assembly and barred from Hungary by Russia, held hear- ings in Geneva, Vienna, Rome, Lon- don and New York. It interviewed 111 refugee witnesses. Its report _ Yepresents the unanimous finding of five nations — Australia, Uruguay, Tunisia, Ceylon and Denmark, and is a bitter denunciation of Russia. Wk = ‘In the beginning the Hungarian revolt was not one against Com- munism or Russia but a popular up- rising of the people in an effort to redress their long standing griev- ances. It was not suppressed by the “Jegitimate Hungarian authorities but by armed intervention of Russian troops, many of them Mongols and an-—understanding, tolerant, friendly spirit, clean as the air on the Arizona ranch he Joved. The Man About Town Good Neighbors Villages Find It's Much Better to Pull Together. _Drunkenness: What can be eaused by a severe shock, like being told the price of the liquor. Neighboring municipalities often are outspokenly at odds, much to the detri- ment of both. But Holly and Fenton, al- though their village limits are little more than two miles apart, have learned better. és When both have celebrated July 4, the ‘crowds were divided, some people went to both, celebrations, and the payement be- tween them was an accidént trail. So they're doing something about it. The * Fenton Junior Chamber of Commerce ia getting up a humdinger 1957 celebra- tion, which they not only expect the eagle to burst its vocal cords, but also are planning to pluck its talons. And next year it will be Holly's turn. Starting work as a cash boy in the Detroit city when he was only ten years of age, : John M. Keliner of 70 Washington S8t., Pontiac, later found time to work for the Grand Trunk Railway: for 47 years. He has lived here since’ 1929. ; This is the season when many. of our readers request us to repeat the only safe warning, “Leaves three; let it be,” if you do not want a tussle with poison ivy. The local army draft boards have a total of 35 men in their July quota. The Pontiac city board is asked for only five, and the out-county board for 30. The induction date for both is July 9. The 50 years ago items in The Oxford Leader tell that on June 21, 1907, the Oxford baseball team trimmed Portiac, 10-4, and “Oxford Plugger,”* ' who now sends me the clipping wonders if we now think we can stage a comeback. I'll ask the ; “West Huron Street Badgers” if they’re interested. : Verbal. Orchids to— of 188 Jackson 8t.;- eighty-f ‘Harry J. Pattisol Pontiac Trail: eightieth - of 5970 jay. of 150 Washington St.; fifty-first wed- _ Of’ Lake Orion; fifty-fifth wedding anni- ‘io \ ‘ \ |. ts THE PONTIAC PRESS” cernty of Rusia crimes i of the comic panel, “Out Mr, and ‘Mrs. John F. Stewart * Charles Watking ¥ rae, ‘ta i “ ~ iF ae ot! : New Role -* e David Lawrence Says: High Court Usurps Rights of States WASHINGTON — President Ei- need be made and then, if the j This isn't ‘the whole answer, but senhower unwittingly opened a Pandora’s box when he urged the Conference of Governors to assert the rights of the states. He said: pars “Never, under without the neg- thinking cooper- st ation of the soci states them- LAWRENCE soives.” But the question now being, asked is how can the states today asgert their rights if the Supreme Court of the United States can pass “laws” or adopt “legislation” that takes away from the states the rights they always thought they had under the Constitution? This capital today, has in it: The President - calm anil Court as ‘The Supreme Court has ren- dered decisions which many of- ‘ ficials believe will endanger the security of the nation and make it easier for Communists to infil- trate the American government. Likewise, many officials believe the states have been renderéd pow- erless to carry ‘on effective law enforcement against criminals. SENSE OF FRUSTRATION Court goes on releasing Commu- nists as well as various types of criminals, including a confessed rapist; on technical grounds de- is ruled to be supreme. includes the right the forcible overthrow and that, only | conspiracy is well under and an actual step aken to overthrow the govern- can effective steps be taken witness chooses, he can regard the question as not “pertinent” to the legislative purpose.” . A- law which says what Federal statutes may be appealed to the high court and what actions by the supreme tribunals of the states can be accepted for appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States would be constitutional. It has been tried for brief, periods the movement to curb the Supreme Court is growing. Bills to provide « for re-confirmation of Supreme Court justices by the Senate after four years of service, bills to pro- vide for selection of only lawyers of qualified experience, and bills with other limitations are being introduced in Congress in a gen- eral revulsion of feeling against what Thurmond calls “judicial one” ‘and “judicial usurpa- (Copyright, 1987) Smiles We're fortunate the bore doesn't talk about other people as he does about himself. x * * ® Saving for a rainy day. quite oft- en keeps trouble from reigning. before. in American history. Dr. William Brady Says: Nutrition Authority Urges One Capsule ‘D’ per Week A doctor asks whether I agree with Adelle Davis that vitamin D is “stored” and that-a-25,000 unit amin D once a week is enough she is probably right, She is a top notably Let's Cook it Right and Let's Eat Right units of D after breakfast DE. Sunday morning is ordinarily sufficient. ment — “Miss” Davis? » I wondered — but I soon found. out, Her comments made the doc- tors who had preceded her sound Later “Miss” Davis called — the author of Let’s Have Healthy Calidren. Yes, indeed, Doctor, if Adelle Davis tells you something concern- ing nutrition you,can bank on it. geet ere, er than one page or 100 words pertaining te persona) health h not disease, diag Pon- i f Pi | , g.. | / Noiceofthe People People Who ES veal 1S f i th sty Ai az : a e 3 ® el i a= F § fe & E s & 4 eg i tr Ht [ 704 ri it gE ; E & wives like to see some articles their wives happy? _ Wife Who's Sick of Advice ‘Fireworks Aren’t the Danger Now’ Hundreds used to be maimed and killed on the Fourth of July by fireworks. Now we do it another way—by reckless holiday driving. Henry ‘Reuther Proves Saying Is True’ They say you can fool most of the people most of the time and Walter Reuther has proved that statement. Wake up, good people (Democrats and Republicans) of Michigan, and rescue Michigan be- fore it is too late. Fred Wichf Jackson nel Still Debating Smoking Habit & God thank and_bless the ones who wrote against smoking. It thrills our hearts to have people stand up for God and give the true Ghristian viewpoint. ‘Praying Parents ’ * x * Ah, the woes of being a Chris- tian. He cannot smoke because bee. I was disgusted with the letter * ‘from one who believes in smok- ing, dancing, cards, betting on horses, movies, etc. Do you think cy —--what a stu ee af ~ out of our garbage can. _der if anyone else, living in the: about what men should do to keep. Ds : ‘erinands Cull Warden Christ will.go into beer gardens, dance halls or any evil places. when he returns? God have mer. Charles Caswell} 8 Portage St. ‘ ‘Has Anyone Seen. Racoon, in Town” I discovered a raccoon eating I won- city -has-seen one, - , ' Pontiac Resident ‘Can’t Compare Graham, Christ’ I am hot saying that Billy Gra. ham will not talk to more people than did Christ.or his disciples, _ but I will say this: Billy Graham's talks will not be discussed as “much as Christ's, becatise Christ's - disciples went to all corners of the earth and taught the parables of Christ. and his works, but can you say that every country knows of Billy Graham? . MJZ Who Says Brains Scare Men Off? Why did. Ed Sullivan eall the beautiful Barbafa Hall “Barber” Hall about 10 times? He didn't spoil her any, but he managed to establish himself as a continuing nuisance. TV-Leoker : * * I go for that gorgeous Follies girl on TV. Honestly, I'd pant for her if she owed the $64,000 instead of having just won it, Whoopeeeee! : Whooper ‘Stop Howling About Fallout’ Why don’t people stop howling about the danger of radioactive fallout, when scientists say there isn’t any? It smells like Russian propaganda, — . pai one ‘Teach Daughters Household Skills’ Why don’t more, mothers teach their daughters to cook and keep house? My son just married a girl who knows nothing but dress- ing up and going to » aor The first few months will be awfully hard on his digestion and his disposition.’ . ° . Disgruntled Mother-in-Law ‘Rock ’n’ Roll Fans Christians, Too’ Praying T is insinuating Elvis Presley isn’t A Christian but that the writer is, “Just what gives yoy the right to say he is or isn't a Christian? “There is nothing un-Christian or unclean about his motions if your mind is in the proper place. I ke Elvis as do many of my friends and I consider all of us Christians, J. R. “* Case Records of a Psychologist: , Here’s Way to Improve Memory, Do you want to improve your memory? Well, you are never too old. It isn’t primar- ily age but lack of proper motivation that makes you forgetful. So try the dime game with your wife, as out- lined below. 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It took 62 sorties USAF operations ig the continuous ‘by C119's, training of its combat units to keep | Again, a record two foot fall of them ready to carry out missions snow isolated. the inhabitants of! of defense, attack, support. trans-jIgie Denard, off the coast of! port or reconnaissance. But con- |France. ‘The French government | sider these good samaritan jobs: | appealed for aid. A helicopter from Driving northern Greek mountains ma- rooned hundreds. Food was short. snow-storms im the the 7413th Air Base Group, Bor- ideaux, airlifted food and clothing to the islanders. Cn _ FESTIVAL PIANO SALE! 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Plus 2 boudoir pe ow FREE. ony $2 00 WEEKLY “POLAROID, ARGUS, REVERE and 1 50% O ff gkiski vr Cameri . , 0:.: TAPERED din Da misunt egiter $1685, 6 6with oe ‘exe pertly fog 3 95, eetee \ “ ine : 3 "4 rae De 4 We | iim and Camera Accessories eer BIG DISCOUNTS ea i OOD _ “Danny D,. Wood, 1555881, Hi. S. Co., ’ peel, chip or crack “written: Cpl. ist Bn., 4th Marines, C-O F-P.O. San Francisco, Calif. * * ; Two Oakland County men recent- ly received citations and ribbons from Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana. Airman 2C. Richard C. Ibrke, - gon of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Zi * during a severe H . . i «. & pirperie le i Te 35 “Ht 2 z be stationed next at Jacksonville, Fila. ¥ * * . Army Pvt. Richard R. Weir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weir, of 36 Fiddis St., is receiving eight weeks of basic combat training ee ee Cameron Ave. re- E cently was sent |, missiles, Carison, who ae ee ee ee be written: Bill R. Wilbanks, AA 5163743, Co, 23, Bks. NATTC, Norman, Okla. service May 7, 1957, is receiving , basic training at Fort Hood, Tex. Devens, Mass. on July 3. Both are sons of Mr. and Mrs. | Mersino, also of rune Oxford. Army Specialist 3.C, John A.| muni Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. John j Orr, of 256 S, Anderson St., re- Birmingham High School. He may | 72, He expects to leave for Fort J cently participated in an Army ROEBUCK AND CO. \ At only Cool and comiortable-: for those hot ’ summer nights, Cotton wrist, collar and waistband for snug fit. Com- pletely washable, 4 colors. Denim Putter Pants ...... 2.44 Twill Putte? Pants ........ 3.98 Putter Shorts ) 199 Denim Reg. 2.49 co ancre NEW LAST DRIING > LUMINALL FLOOR PAINT te Will not blister, off. Use on stucco,. asbestos, shingles, concrete blocks. $425 | Gal. ON DRASTIC REDUCTIONS WALLPAPER | Soe PRICES! ALL. i-labrie belt, elastic inserts at waist for 4-pleat front, sel enug fit. 4 summer colors. Reg. 3.49 Twill Shorts Men's Denim Putter Jac's ee a) Pilgrim ~ Panama Hats Regularly Sold at 3.98 2% © Large Assortment of Styles ®@ Enjoy Lightheaded Comfort Do these debonair heads win your envy? We'll let you in on a secret. You're in the graup soon as you don any - hat you see... the imported Panama, for instance, .. . or the rakish flat-top .. . or maybe that new Dynel style, light as smoke and crisp even in the rain. Come in today, pick the style that suits you best. “wALL WORK Sopalvengy All Types of Dryer Venting Supplies _BUSSARD- ELECTRIC RS REO BARS 84 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking © Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 379 Twill Putter Jac’s. .3.98 Once again — q repeat of a sellout . . . cool Weave, short sleeves in broad assortment of solids and fancys. Reg. $1.49 99° a - JEWELRY REPAIR < enews @ SET LEVES SPRINGS @ RING SIZING (per size) © WANDS (per pair) om wee ena chro marie, “eatchen ant EXPANSION WATCH BANDS WATCH AND Relax Modern Wey--> “Polished in Putter Ponts Pents Are Wa of Automatic Parts Men's Furnishings, J Main Floor / ~ ; J af Just Say, “Charge It” on [ yf ci / Sears Revolving Charge : He 6 Months to Pay ..«. { / 7, Small Service’ Charge MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS Rayon & Cotton Slacks Enjoy casual times in easy-to-care-for slacks. Fashion wise and bud- get wise, they're just right for you. Choose from handsome sum-. mery shades in the size you need. Cémpletely washable. All sizes to 42, . s ut ‘ = Vd pet H aiienan (ka e = es Sr oe ao, y : 3 fo os = i = : : - 4 f < i ref ( * ge 2 : : eb, j > ® _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JUNE. 27, 1057 With Pouione Harmless | to Other Fish, Men ie a |: : Beth fires TE ie FS BRE 43 i aL if H | i‘ a FE | ¥ just in time for . ; : L Ee selectively kill off lampreys e ° - ae ee geo ae vacation shopping. tested in a pilot operation. 2 | Captivating cottons, shapely elasticized rayons in gay prints, solids and two-tone effects. Buy yourself an armful now... be the best-dressed mermaid on the beach! Huge assortment of styles and colors. Sizes 32 to 42. Suburban Tren ! : ~ ‘Just Sey. “Cherge It” on Sears Revolving Charge ollp ve 6 Menthe to Pay . .. Smell Service Charge os @. Printed cotion broadcloth. Black, gold or while b. Cotton baby cord. Brown, pink or blue. ; . ¢. Striped cotton kmif. Navy or red. ~ : d. Cotton poplin with pique trim. Peacock or coro!. Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear—Sears Second Floor Ct/t4- Just say, “Charge It" on Sears Revolying Charge Up to 6 Months to Pay ... Small Service Charge u ‘bask in the sunshine > = biggest style-conscious collection in our playful cotton sunsuits | _ of cool . . . washable fabric casuals 298 i 4° The sun's more fun in these shapely little cottons... they're so cool, 00 flattering you'll want an armful. Choose froai prints, solids, striped — combinations in all your favorite, summer colors. Sizes 10 t0-167< a | i 4 gg from “the big city.” | All the gaiety and fashion e: ¢ &€ | yéu love in cool light oe Tm time has come for Phoe-| Juvenile Girls’ breezy = you = just og. : of cities throughout the U.S. i ae Tala women's wash! Dazzling lseg ee women’s . | plegate a fy Dagny - = Only 1? "2 98 poe black; in med. widths. red a ee" eee | Srestzsx 8 J7¢ - ; “Cities can expand tar | Assorted styles in Sears ane a : noe along, the erioental, After” that | Seociel portent, He: frening “Topsail” sailcloth, 2ply aaa viet ig A : Sa | they ihvariably bog down deep in | mercerized fabri¢. 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Ice cream, cheese, cottage cheese will substitute for te + JUNE 27,1957) es | wit ae : Tr 5 : ‘ corrode trom the liquids used for injections, » oe a ee oe department turkey gives most for) the money with chicken parts and] stewers in close competition. | Strawberries are not so plentiful, for the peak of the 1957 crop has . Excellent quality long’ white potatoes and cabbage lead} the vegetable value list. MEATS A number of pork cuts are 5 to) 10 cents a pound lower than last * week. Fresh, smoked and canned#- _..hams_are receiving special em x + & . ih The 1 9 to 11 pound c ham soa umn per pound than the’ amalier sizes. It pays to read la-| bels on canned hams for some re-| quire refrigeration. Just because! ham is in a can, doesn't always) mean you can put it on the pantry shelf and expect it to keep safely. ] i of the day’s milk quota. monk, St. Gall an elaborate blue-| curity law in 1943. CRAFTSMAN 8-IN. BENC herry/prices have changed about | lemon supply will be about 10 per dustrial ston : Even at regular P ! more savings: ality: performance. it's sale priced to Get Craitsman qui cent above the past 10 year aver-| age; 9 per cent higher than last New England Doctor Says That Drug Oranise , h Choin Saw Cuts to 32-inches , high speed, di- Diaphragm car- buretor jor all position cutting. °6-in. Gear-Driven Saw ..., 26-in. Gear-Driven Chain Gaw. $209.95 New! Differential Equipped : i - Won't Always Work | ROCKLAND, Me. (INS) — Pills. replacing the needle for diabetics. | ~*~ * * : This was the prediction today of Dr. Alexander Marble of Boston's Joslin Clinic, speaking at the 104th: Maine Medical Association conven-, tion regarding the drug oranise, an, outgrowth of sulpha drugs. * * * | Dr. Marble cautioned, however, that diabetics from early childhood do not outgrow the need for insulin; those who develop the disease later fm life are receptive to oral medication; the drug js still in the investigative stage and is not ef- 5.6 HP Garden Tractor Less Tires 3 O Designed to give you power and handling eas differential, reverse and speed changer. Differential per- mits tight turns at regular speed with equal wheel trac- 234-HP Supe Garden Tractor . Plow attachment ............... Feature - packed David Bradley - tractor handiés almost a@ny gar- 27 atiachments avail- able. Without. tires. fective in cases of coma. infections or during and following major! -surgery. 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Engine ‘hoe Reg. 1.29 99¢ Change your oil ~ ig ee - keep ay “ fl filters LLSTA Bn give are filtering. ° ts Ar Boat Trailer 134” 750-Ib. capacity! Sturdify constructed .. » shock absorbing axle and rubber tired wheels. Cradle adjusts. Eesy Terms on Sears Easy Terms 168 | in Plastic Case J.C. Higgins “500” Spin Reel with Rear Brake Finest spinning reel made at this price (and at dollars more). Brake in rear allows line tension adjustment with- out interference. Full automatic self cocking = Auto- matic anti- -reverse. Leluxe Aluminum Ice Chest 1. <, Higgins 17.44 Holds 25 pound cake of ice. Hinged reversible trey. In- terior hinges. Full ‘inch of New ‘Magic Cold’ For Chilling Food, Drink 69¢ Ea. Freeze and use instead of ite in food cooler chests, Retains cold longer than ice. No messy melting. Can be re-used. Reg. 69c tiberglas insulation. Save! Terry Cover for Any Car | Regularly 5.49 . . . Ideal as Robe 33 Installed quickly. and easily in any cof. And it can be used for many other things. Washable; highly absorbent, it's as durable as it is practical! Wide choice - colors. You'll want several. Low Cost Load Hauler 44 Wood Bar Top Carrier 6 Regularly priced at 7.98. A deluxe carrier designed to blend well with any car. Perfect to carry loads too big for your trunk. Ideal for vacation camping trips. Also. steel mesh carriers available. 2ND CAN 1%4-OFFI 20 Quarts 10W-30 Buy test 10 ene at reguier ign P ganas AF second 0 quarts at ¥) ‘price of $1.84. . New. double detergent of best in all kinds of weather, agers: — a ent 154 North Saginay St Names of other settlements smack of the Crown Colony’s jus.) ty past: Gallon Jug, Orange Walk, | Mountain Cow Water Hole Lo the, Maya Mountains, Roaring Creek ‘| Boom, and Butcher Burns.’ | ~Swashbuckling ended years ago... but fine cabinet woods still flow to. Nei — through Belize. | * * Christmas Music | Played in Illinois | During Hot Spell | | EVANSTON, Til. (INS)—House- ° wives and motorists listening to Evansten radio station WNMP heard Christmas music all day Hil zones." AY Outside the station, the tempera- ture was pushing toward the 80- degree mark. i * * * i Bob Burns, program directer' | said it was just an effort to give’ the listeners “‘something differ-’ Usually the station plays in Mars, which is now in bed! ' midst of winter. A listener just -returned fron | Europe said she thought at first that she had been away much = than she had planned. | ‘ *s- & & A. four-year-old child, missing . from her crib, was found by her mother hanging up a Christmas, A business firm invited WNMP staff members to its next, Christmas party and gave them aix monte in which to arrive. | State Cancer Society’ Will Move to Lansing GRAND RAPIDS (®—The Mich-. igan division of the American Can- | cer Society has announced it will move its office from.Grand Rapids: to Lansing effective tomorrow. | - * The move was disclosed yester- day by Russell E. Bowers of Flint, of the division. Arthur L. pion, executive. director im the ‘office which has. rand Rapids more than. 10 years, said the move was de-} signed to provide a central loca- tion and closer. contact with oth- if .. ef Lansing activities. - | a “ _ What foo Doctors + | Fully Automatic Kenmore Washer With 3 - Water Levels... 3 Water Temperatures ... Suds Saver and Complete With Built- -in Filter! ~ Site - SS Z < a — & —— i we ‘ a es ve De aod = Ue Automatic oa Sale Priced 14988 Na 4 % Down P y 4 a4 Saiely dries any fabnc 3tem- 4 ee peratures. Dries 1Q-lb. load " Baked- ie q on enamel... tures . many deluxe fea- | 3 SEPARATE WATER LEVELS |. To SAVE WATER & DETERGENT ‘3 WASH WATER TEMPERA- TURES .. ALL FABRIC WASHING Het .medium and w worm A wack tad ‘fon io ww caiman rep oey est dacron i). 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William Ratigan Tells Story of Huge Span in New Edition by Witom Religen Eleven years ago writer William Ratigan moved from California to Northern Michigan to be in the midst of three historic events—the bright object for a minute. Now Soo Canal Centennial in 1955,: the building of the Mackinac Bridge and the development of the St. Lawrence Seaway. * * * : These events inspired Ratigan fo write several books, starting with “‘Soo Canal!’” in 1954, and now Climaxed by his powerful eaga, “Straits of Mackinac!,” the ‘story of the giant stee! span across the Straits. x * * : In steering this book around the Straits and into port, the author looks through the eyes of the watchman of Mackinac. Bridge. This is not only the story of a i HI effects at a. x The ophthalmologist Bagge out that from -Autoist Dazed by Glare; range in Florida. In 1907 the W right. brothers we PLAGUED BY FAILURE But they were plagued by fail- ures and accidents because of a mass of aeronautical data they had not_yet discovered. This is essentially the situation at Patrick at the start of all-out testing of intermediate range ballistics missiles supposed to soar 1,500 miles, and intercon- tinental ballistic missiles with a 5,000-mile range. There-are several types of IBM and IRBMs ready to go at Pat- rick. they can work. They understand the general laws of missile flight. |LACK OF DETAIL But it is the lack of a large body of basic detail on the mis- sile science and missile compo-| nents which is plaguing them) with failures and accidents. The “screech” phenomenon is a typical, unsolved ballistic mis- sile problem. It's a wild, high- _ UP, UP AND AWAY -- This test missile being _| -fired at Patrick Air Force Base is an example of U. S. Army. They had a plane they knew would fly, having first flown one four years earlier. They understood the general laws of flight. The experts there know! purposes before ing sfand. the many which must be launched for research Air Force Besieged With Di ficulties in Attempt to Build Guided Missiles — WASHINGTON (NEA) — Today, 50 years later; aviation history| is repeating itself at the Patrick Air Force Base guided missile test re trying to sell the airplane to the ‘™ [ pitched, throbbing noise which is heard above the normal roar of the missile when the fuel begins burning with a “vibratory com- bustion.” When it happens, which is frequently, the missile 2 a a a 8 few seconds, A spokesman for the National Advisory Committee for . Aero- nautics, a top U. S. research|, agency which is working to solve these missile enigmas, explains: “Study shows that these high- frequency oscillations can take several forms, one reason why no general solution to the problem seems possible. We are studying the relations between injector de- sign, fuel structure and combus- \tion stability to try to learn more about the nature of screech,” * * * Dr. James H. Doolittle, chair- man of NACA, says, “‘before the| second ICBM can become a practical v Fons ‘Aipllia oun only $e Here is a simple experiment to illustrate the as pam: * are OC we window at a look back at a white-object in a dark ‘corner of the room. The white object will appear grey and \dim at first and only takes on its ‘normal after a few minutes, The longer you look out of the window, the longer it takes the dark corner. fected by the new law, he- said. to recover your normal vision in| insurance payments ‘if they do not file; disabled workers beyond 50 The Pontiac Social ‘Security of-/ fice will stay open- Saturday as a -|special accommodation for dis- labled workers. who wish to file. under the new disability provisions of the ar — law. William < Tce district) manager, said today Saturday is the deadline for filing under the law and the office will be open from 8:45°a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Anyone unable to visit the of. fice should phone for a repré- sentative to make a personal visit to the home, LaRock added. * * * Three classes of persons are.af- Those disabled for many years may suffer a reduction in monthly Security Oftice to Open for Filing on Saturday years of age may be entitled to imonthly payments starting next jmonth; and disabled workers a reparation ad ae oe ne ee must be solv: Perfecting. a a fuel pump is an other unsolved problem, It’s the only moving part on a ballistie missile. It must be light, able to pump a liquid which might be 424 degrees below zero Fahrenheit at a rate of about a ton a second with unbelievable accuracy. A pump supposed to megt exacting specifications has been made. But its reliability isthe big question. The fuel pump is the reason for many missile fail- ures, The reliability of the complex electronic systems of a missile is still a staggering problem, nag- ging the missile men. It's com- pared to trying to maintain split- second accuracy on an clock which depends on fect functioning of i z i i rE i under 50 should file to freeze their wage roe * * law, a person who filed by June 30 must: 1. Be so severely disabled he cannot do any substantial, gainful work; 2. Have worked in five of the last 10 years before the dis- ability began; * * * 3. 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CHR CHROME DINETTE—Choice of 3 : “good shape; | ee reduced ... weeeweeeegiee pees” 38.00 i .. err Rae, 1500 te tg $50, cgnond OMETE—on 48.00 : ee: ENTE, AEN | ae j COD Voltsowsertoneseingeee oF " \\4 dese 6 ; : NETTE--Cociee”? eh \ «a bi m Jour | i : , “ey 4 waited pop chalPacee 78100 oa - \ N (= | : } \ ‘\ fe ot ih \ \ 7 i ou t+ | oye ”\ : ; r - . ag ‘ — ‘ ie is a8 sh . oe eee ss i Vek ¢ WASHINGTON (INS) — Should President Eisenhower have a hole in the toe of his sock on Friday, the entire free world will soon know about it. That morning, after helping to ‘dedicate the new ‘Islamic center on Embassy Row, Ike will be ex- pected to shed his shoes for an inspection tour of the exquisite mosque itself. k*- * * Unlike mosques in the Middle East, this one provides no grass shippers for a quick-change-over to hide the gocks._The President, his, cabinet and Congressional lead- ers will have to walk in their nee Economical ient,* the standard ; or (table) top models provide rust-free iv. and at the correct ‘hot water when you need it) | atureSSeetthese}smart) — ing feet over the 7,000 floral tiles which were brought from Turkey for the new Moslem center. Secret Service men have al- ready scoured every inch of the exciting new structure to ensure. that no disgruntled crackpot can hide for a pot-shot at the Prest- dent. They, too, have been do- ing their sleuthing without bene- fit of shoes. Washingtonians are enchanted with the new addition to the cap- ita) skyline. Gleaming white in its heaven-ward climb, the 160-foot |Minaret spirals gracefully through i Does Ike Have a Hole i in n His Sock: ? So. a the shade trees-can be seen for USE LOUD SPEAKER In contrast to some ‘of the tra- ditional mosques in the Mid-East, lwhich retain their own muezzin, this Moslem center employes a loud speaker which five times a’ day carries the musical call to, prayer. As Ike and our governmental leaders tour the edifice Friday, they will see ten magnificent Oriental rugs specially woven by command of the Shah-of fran, carved pulpits and an enormous jin i nad 5 8 + Sadana Se on an ia + Gere ¥: a 4 Pee ee “=e om ae a ' - ; ? mS aS AE ae o:s eee ten tee ver Fx tas Pe Te Ys a si i wey Big aga Sci sii fh lad al , Rane ate es i { : : g# } ths ey: : $ ; #3 : ; it A 4 AH ; 4 : 4 th we i 4 ie TWENTY-EIGHT ~ ing! fan emer meme TELE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; JUNE 2. 19st. ch pate ; Beetle ee ee ie 4 Et fe ) ‘Through Mosque Will Tell | ss The City of Poritine: Gives I DIXIE DISCOUNT « a Little More Time, to Enable Them to Unload the Balance of Their Stock of FISHING, CLOTHING, SHOES, HOUSEWARES, GARDEN SUPPLIES, TOYS WE MUST CUT PRICES EVEN LOWER! — EVERYTHING MUST GO!— INCLUDING THE STORE: FIXTURES! HERE ARE SOME OF THE TERRIFIC VALUES ak OPEN TONITE and EVERY. NIGHT T ILL 9P.M. CLOSING OUT.ALL | CLOSING OUT ALL Men’s. 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Committee Warns WASGINGTON «@— ®— Democratic were left out on’a against cal and monetary restraints. * x '* A Senate-House Economic sub- committee, 3-2 Democratic, de- elared in a formal report yester- day that inflation poses * ‘a’ grave economic problem” which does not warrant easing of tax burdens) or. credit curbs until government) spending is _peneeany” re duced. The report ran Coie to con- tentions of Senate Finance Com- mittee Democrats that the Eisen- tions in questioning Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey at a com- ~|Deputy” Sheritt J. C. Boyer that} Billy shot her after an argument. Canaveral, Fla. ®}—A.double-head-/trailer-truck last night rolled 60) of wound Hayearald baby me Declines to Identify Truck Runs Loose; ‘* * * | Bither Shot; Reporters Lis ae | The sid, Texy Gems, al] Give Only Detail (lS News Building MISSILE TEST. CENTER, Cape| ANN ARBOR — A runaway ee surgery yesterday| © rocket launching was staged at/driveriess yards before plowing’ for removal of a portion of punc-|this experimental site yesterday into the front of the Ann Arbor | tured intestine. but the Air Force detlined to|News building. ‘Billy insisted the shooting was|identify the missiles involved. The vagabond vehicle somehow ae -pecident. | One flew*alott at 6:15 a.m, the zigzagged through rush-hour traf- A yeeokl ces ; ese El Pm Ee Be eae Sikes cng damage te isyear-old witness to known time that two ha beewieara at gelontrinks Netere haveing shooting Monday night, Rodney launched so closely together. the curb and crashing into the Keisner, gaa Billy Sent tried us Only -details. qn the launchings|three-story newspaper plant. | wield a 12-gauge gun in a : ‘reporter of anger, but abandoned it for a swig yt epomead sei Palys en ae dented eater 22 xia. Mrs. Nina Joslin of the Orlando| % ‘ce, reee sa | Billy will be turned over to Sentinel news bureau said rocket concrete ama: was juvenile authorities. — No. 1 “went up with a white cloud chipped from the building. . trailing. It was a terrific white; Driver Jessie Ray Thoman, 29, Official’s Son Accused color and with the sun behind, it'of Jenison, said he got out of the LO x ox Cha wer oad was truck to ask directions. ONDO Danny moun, | al as as shots. ie 23-year-old son of the President of| “I was told that the one fired!,¢'r tm ocing truck in futile! coming Aine im | sonaan antes Sd it appen Pursuit. when air apparently] core: nt a divorce suit.| regu range 4 appar- Victor Silvester Jr., 32, son of alently was another successful seeped from noel pegged mts cell well-known dance band leader,|launching.. There was another, cited Chamoun in suing his wife|white cloud such as seen at reg- The truck belongs. to the Havi] Patti Morgan, 29, one of Britain's ular launchings.” land Products Co., a Grand oa mittee hearing into money pol) icies. | * * * The report followed by a few | hours a new declaration by Presi-| dent Eisenhower that there is real for price and wage increases. | Eisenhower told his news con- ‘ference yesterday that unless both’ sides show statesmanship in the : period ahead, inflation constitutes a real threat to the economy of | the nation. * >t * | Republicans on the Senate Fi, nance Committee welcomed the | subcommittee report as . backing the administration's efforts against inflation. Average Work Day Over Eight Hours ANN ARBOR w.— Those who normal pra¢tice in Detroit are in for a shock. A University of Michigan survey ' think the 40-hour work week i of the Detroit are shows more / than half the working population toils.more than the standard eight- hour day, five-day week. | Using a cross section of 700 households in Wayne, Macomb and Oakland counties, the study’ discloses that professionals, pro-| prietors, managers and officials j put in the most time on the job. | One employe out of three in these classifications works more than 51 hours a week. \ * * * i Those who work the tongest hours generally are self-employed, the Survey says. Also working longer hours are employes on jobs where there are | few co-workers, according fo the study. * 2°: f The study additionally concludes |<. that ‘there is little indication that! many workers hold two jobs. Man on Relief in Prison for Earning $19,000 ‘PHILADELPHIA (®—For seven ears caseworkers from the Penn-| ren Public Assistance De- partment always found Abie Gibbs | at home jobless and ailing. Dur-; ing that time he collected $13,994] - in assistance for his wile and six) children. . Today Gibbs. was sent to jail! after: court ry showed a arrived because he} neat Sie as 0 aot ae it was testified. | Of the total area of the province: of Saskatchewan in Canada, about one-third is given over to Greate, owt | FOR YOUR | FAMILY’S | HEALTH! e PURITY @ ACCURACY | Zo ar yee ees "YOUR" Prescri Is in ‘When rou Toke . | ection to. . im wo dhonocne John Morton, ofthe Miami Her- chemical firm. | Shop Friday A one e¢ al? e Night *til 9 PM “DRESSES Values to 8.99 CRISP COTTONS CUT-OUT NECKS JACKETED STYLES FULL SKIRTS SMART SHEATHS For Women in White UNIFORMS & Need little ironing. Cotton crinkle crepe or nylon. Sizes 10 to 42. 7 SPORTSWEAR SHORTS Smart new shorts—shorts in cotton twill— sizes 10-18. T-SHIRTS Gay stripes and solids. Novelty necklines. Blousettes EACH $i less cottons gpl meet ae ad ell oad ct ; Reg. $1.00 Each “LIN GERIE SALE Your Choice | SLIPS. 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Your|product -of imagination, it ean throat is parched, your knees/never be eliminated, but it can be tremble. You are suffering from/reduced and controlled and be stage fright. made to improve your ‘speaking.” Densmore, a University of Mich-| Pensmore offers an antidote to Make a sure it is logically planned and be epeticr delivered. and better zanized. And keep it short. almost anyoné who stands up to) ALLIANCE, Ohio » — The) speak before a gathering of ' Mount Union College boys’ choir people. had a girl in its ranks for a while. She's Natasha Andreevsky of Mi- “This fear simply means that (amj Fla., a music major at the| ~ | the speaker is responding to the (college here. Of Russian. back- stimulation created by the pres- jground, she helped the choir ar- ANSWER: The idea behind the bulletproof vests worn by soldiers |. #Oe in the last part of the Korean War was probably inspired by the knights of old. The knights wore armor from head to feet to protect them against sword blows, They were so well protected that they did not have to be as brave as we sometimes think. The armor was beautifully made and awfully heavy. To get into his armor, the knight needed the help of his squire. To get on his horse, he would climb a platfofm. Later there were derricks and cranes to lift a knight onto his horse. If the knight were ever thrown to the ground, he was as helpless as a turtle on its back. * x * FOR YOU TO DO: Ask your librarian to help you find the books that will show you some ancient weapons — like the cross bow, the bow and arrow, the old catapult. Make a list of these and see if you can write a story on how medern weapons developed. You may also color the picture above. x *« * (Ellen Yonemori, Kahuku, Hawaiian Islands, wins $10 for this idea. Send your suggestion in to your newspaper. Tomorrow: How far can a monkey jump? 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Gels. nrcraft carrier Philadephia rom|mother couldnt get such payments Early this month the court judge The cubs were born in the ,Up-\gates to succeed Reed C. Culp, of, FANS. FANS FANS- iS a reconnaissance mission over|because she had remarried. |t0ld the Social Security Adminis-|per Peninsula and given to the|Salt Lake City, Utah. Arnold's, — Sicily in 1943. i tration its decision was wrong. He|z00 by the state Department ofjterm of office starts August 1. . . ak and be Was killed ~-In 1985, Mra, ‘Stephenson asked |gaid thé Social Security Act should| Conservation, In ‘other actions, the delegates J” BIG 20” . GE Lightweight Westin : for and got'an annulment of ber. lps liberally interpreted. and- not|.The...University Museum. isicalled for adoption and impartial. Besides his wite, Stephenson | marriage to Hine. The court gave. |ijnwarted by. technicalities, sponsoring a bear-naming contest, enforcement by the states and 2 Speed Reversible li * ‘Desk or W lett three small children, the | the annulment on the ground of Social Security (OPe" to Michigan youngsters. provinces of uniform traffic laws; ’ Uti ity : << Rr oe mm 8 year snd a fraud because Hine hadn't told\| {Questions on ~ It closes midnight Sunday and as-a means of cutting down high- A : Portable Far n ssi betere thels nee ane a. aires find nsec contie mailed te (way accidents; good management. PORTABL Portable Fan pede immediately Mrs. Steph.| ™*rrisee that he had epilepsy. - Pontiac’ rans spanetions will be | the museum are permitted. and economy in government; con- DELUXE FAN $ 99 : 95 enson and “the children started) The day after the annulment was! answered by rail from the Pon- |. The winning youngster will re-|servation of human. and natural) Reg. 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Sturdy steel construc- Tea Kettle Sauce Pan tee tion with handsome wrought-iron grille work in both ness $2.75 ney. $535 $979 J , -$ra ~ head and foot ends. Satin black finish that will take | wea weer lots of abuse. Two innerspring mattresses covered in — | : strong ACA ticking. Srriooth-rolling casters make it Ask About the , o ‘ee ene oe oe easy to move either section for cleaning, dusting and | _ WARD-WAY FOLDING COTS FOLDING TABLES CROQUET, TENNIS, making the beds. wn ‘ CREDIT PLAN! ARCHERY SETS — GOLF AND FISHING SUPPLIES - Don’t let sleeping space be « your home! ae GARDEN EQUIPMENT Bed tetey, You'll : __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 : GOODS FAST... FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO} . _ 2 saree Ora en, 74 North. Saginew Street We Give Holdens Red ‘Stamps , AIR COOLED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! FREE eoevcsecscooococooocoooees FREE ne VERNOR’S GINGERALE ‘BABY. SITTER SERVICE sop 4 e - @ Be our guest! Cool, refreshing Vernor's Gingerale 3 sormad, everyone coming to thle greet cate, Kiddies e 3 sessonbecnessneasnceanieabciadilnne + ay “Despite todey’s high prices, $100,000.00 worth of femily ith on uow tu tcle ot thieeg agate so Ves! YOU DON’T NEED CASH! | this sisentic scle means iindreds of dollars in savings to thrifty Ocklond County femilies .., . This sele will be You con toke six months te pey. BUY... Just | throughout the store, in every department on nationally advertised Dresses, Coots and Suits, Furs, Domestics, say “CHARGE IT”... Yes! You cen teke edven- Linens, Towels, Hose,. Lingerie, Women's Sportswear, Accessories, Women's Robes, Men's Clothing, Men's - | pond of these greet bergeins without ‘spending eny | Furnishings, Boys’ Clothing, Infents’ Weer, Children’s Weer, Teen-Age, Toys end Furniture, Shoes, Millinery, ef your ready cosh, Jewelry and Smell Appliances. THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. IF YOU EVER SAVED IN YOUR : reduction in price, but net Quality. Because we want te dis- LIFE, YOU WILL SAVE IN THIS SALE. TELL YOUR FRIENDS. SAVE ON YOUR 4TH OF JULY NEEDS. pose of $100,000 worth of summer goods, you seve! 1.99 Man's Sport J A real saving on : cool summer shirts . cli in whites & colors, = _ | Sizes 5, M, L. : 1.99 Ladies’ Play Shorts Senterised fact , color poplins, den- Cc ims and prints. Stock up and seve. 10 te 18. 1.49 GIRLS’ SHORT SETS Don River Yard. Goods || 88c GIRLS’—BOYS’ SHORTS || 1.99 Sure White Sheets — — + fs Comme, gut the bar c meneame Cc Yes, full size sheet $ 33 fo bee print rf Senter at a very low price. 22297 ‘|-== 19° n= 3OE== 1 3 te 12. ‘8 yds. Werth '39c. Ladies’ BETTER DRESSES LADIES’ SUN_ DRESSES 1.99 LADIES’ BLOUSES || Ladies’ Coots - Shorties Werth mere! Cool ‘ Big group of prints, pics meet a i Hew’s this for o a4 sunback, afterncen ad beoutiful ever. $ 88 cool Cc bargain. Worth to prints. Misses and pha Rte 19.99. Weel, : half sizes. Come colers er patterns. faille, etc. Broken early. Sines 52 to 88. sizes. , , _ - ——————S 1 ° $ 69c INFA BLAN oo les’ Lingerie, Accessories—Main Floor 16 Garment | 69¢ Quality | 5.99 Large | 39¢ 8” and Girls’ Pedal Push ee ate (Ig Agree a kee ? Pedal Pushers meng & SS : <— S — 4— TEN DER, : JUICY. Sirloin Steaks Lb. 69. OPEN FRIDAY ‘TIL. 9. Summer’s Back and Krispy’s Got Her! . , - Four-Ways Fresher in Freshland ANS, RISPy Limes | Horny: Scurry! Meet her while she’s here! Sun- drenched sunimer in. brilliant masquerade . . . posing se prettily ... as the faultless, orchard-fresh fruits you've waited for so long.: Tawny peaches! tangy limes! golden. melons! and more! All the munching-mealtime treats that ' make summer such a pleasure. Just come to Freshland and select your favorites. You'll surely find them in meeeys sonnewaye fresher array. Plums 2. 49: Grapes » 29° “Prlees ettective | Saturday, 3 nt ee aga = = 19: THE PONTIAC PRES3, THURSDAY, JUNE. 47, 1957 y + SHOP and SAVE —AT— PEOPLES | On All Your Picnic | Supplies at Lowest Prices People’s Bring You Their Sensational ANGEL FOOD CAKE Offer /.. _ PLUS DEPOSIT / “a , [ . Again we bring you ‘‘Angel Kings” famous “13 egg recipe’ Ange! Food Cake at a sensational low price!’ Luker’s famous “Pan-O-Cake,”’ the cake that has the soft, moist, lacy texture PERT that actually melts in. your mouth. , This large size cake, created by Luker, baked by Luker, America’s Angel Food King, NAPKINS is America’s finest ange! food. Made with fresh frozen egg = " whites, Swansdown cake flour apd pure granulated sugar, each Campbell $s / WHITE, PINK or YELLOW cake is rushed direct to us frorn the oven in the original bake pan and sold to you at the peak of flavor and freshness. We ¢ ; ui se Cc guarantee you complete satisfaction! Remember, this sens Celle. sational low price is: for a limited time only—so plan how to Pkg. take gdvantage of this tremendous offer! (Pan not for salé) B E N S ; — ) F Crackin’ Good CHOCOLATE SNAP COOKIES 1% Lb. PACKAGE Maxwell House ) INSTANT COFFEE Swe . . Grade No. 1 Tasty : ae $ Special “Jar , Valuel U.S. “Choice” RIB | Sunkist Frozen STEAKS | LEMONADE « | ' \ oe ; hae \ > 7) " Cc it ee ay a “a RK - a ge * ey i \ peer — Lop “jen oe = til used. "You may Y We to try. a jbateh. Bis ay that you should ee Sp suanes ne. : t oak | ye, out, remove’ Pontiae Press Home Editor any soft or spoiled berries and pat} the rest on a platter-in the refriger-|always make jam or jelly in small "After having sone aren eve ator. Don't wash them until you batches; never double the recipe. quarts of strawberries fo disposé eady to serve them. of one my or another in the pac" * pieappten cary ed Jam ten days, my ——— foe rs te in ifipsan Phe dye ce berries has waned a little. How 1, cup © with rocale Ge ls. Lat ute ever, I still think they are the best 1 box » poadered fruit pectin tigh Thee thes in tibenen, tasting berry we get all summer. Crush berries thoroughly. YOU This may he kept 3 weeks in the “$his. year there has been a : Makes 8-9 all bumper trop. as most of you know} The prices have been lower than, usual, This means you..can .enjoy. all sorts of strawberry treats, I wash berries by placing them | in a deep pan ef water and swish- ing them around to. remove all | dirt. Then I drain them in a col- ander and repeat the precess at will neéd almost two quarts of ber-! jrefrigerator, | least once more, ._ Straubervies ‘ries 1g make the 3 cups of TWuit:| ciasace, have been very sandy this year, Meagure sugar and set aside. | probably because of the rain. 2 — Strawberries are a good source Last week f tried the recipe for * * * uncooked jam. It makes an inter- Because strawberries are so-esting jam that has good color ah fragile they demand special hand- whole berries. It must be kept hng. As. goon as you get them the freezer or the refrigerator. freezer_containers. cover at once ix water -and powdered pec-_ ,of vitamin C. One cup of berries id in a small sauce pan, Bring contains about the same a boil and boll hard one mip- ‘of this: vitamin asa 6-ounce glass te, stirring constantly, Add te of brange juice. One quart of fresh strawberries in large pan, stir- berries will, make five servings. ring well. th add sugar and As we have done in ‘previous years .wegare giving the recipe . for the best strawberry pie we pocie ever tasted. it is be easy to make. : Fresh Strawberry Pie % cup cold water __] quart. strawberries ; cup # 3 tablespoons cornstarch . 4 tablespoons lemon juicd_ 1 cup heavy cream, whipped Wash berries before bulling, sav- ‘ing best ones for garnish. Put half ‘the berries into a sauce-pan with ‘sugar; crush them, using a pasiry ‘blender or potato masher, Combine cornstarch with lem. | on juice and add to strawherry | \ pot ony Cook over low heat, ~ | stirring constantly until mixture | has thickened and becomes trans- | parent. Add remaining berries, : which have boon ont Sn RAN. Feld : in gently. ' Pour into baked pastry shell, | ‘Ladle quickly into glasses. or), Cover with salted boiling water: ‘use % teaspoon salt per cup of § » ime Oe Cake Nie for the tang or Sturdy lunch. of any : . ‘ah ‘trewberrs lp Pans Cream or margarine until aout Gal br 'w eo : soft; gradually stir in one cup of|time dessert is this Chocelate Pudding Sauce the ‘sugar, then the lemon of ne. ae of pie =~ 2 cupe % cup heavy cream. ternately with the strawberry pulp,|@nd made extra =a Add enough oe ach adtion ot ollie “| Prepare pudding according to ; gh straw! s. The s] leiden deities wig, the 2 poo gd an ‘3 magnieats ty ng interesting "jcups milk. Cool and chill in a ‘tightly-covered container. At serv- sage ee rextons 9a Well 60 Ge 4 — Since "Te so co bli : bread and ing “time; whip the cream; fold Co nut Topped petite = i eo tor” mid - day’ alg ae ~ into pudding. Serve over slices of amount Breaktast Cake snacks! | it ishon 10 tocdand frosted chocolate loaf cake. Makes Such a good vegetable com-. Brownies Fi ior youapie Preernor preg sauce for 8 servings of > cup putter or mer farine bination! Ss “ squares (2 ounces) Weetened choc- POT orite spice before cooking until _ ar sad “Te = | ! tender, New flavers can include | You can add half a cup of well re } temcenen: vanilla Mavering |, basil, drained crushed pineapple to a 1 pound small new potatoes 2 cups cooked green peas (fresh Ps) frozen or canned) Minced fresh dill Butter or margarine Salt and white pepper Scrub potatoes but do not pect. shale ganinonsed! corn flakes i i standard? 2-cups flour voce for ‘4 cup chopped nutmeats | one keep the flavor subtle. Use muffins. Melt butter ahd chocolate to- no more than ', teaspoon of an gether over hot water or very low, herb er spice for a 2'; to three- Leen: ee i eestane | a tir in flour and chocolate! : : t Cooks also have found that grat- _ Crush sugar coated corn); ing cheese into a bread crumb flakes slightly: add to batter to- . : . gether with mitmeats, mixing well. C&4"é for tried.chicken provides i a tasty variation. Picnic Casserole water, -Boil—until tender when’ pierced with a fork in a covered sducepan — about 25 minutes, Spread in greased 9 x 9 - inch pan. . - . . Bake in slow oven (325 degrees) Mi oe ont eee about 25 minutes. Cool and cut} Another interesting, once-in-a-/ for Mother, — 1 into squares. Yield: 24 1% - inch while change for fried chicken yses be ally with minced dill, Add a couple of tablespoons (or more) ginger. Dredge the chicken yi cup flour to: which you've a prersal oolageos nee * | | Hot cheese sauce, with a little|one teaspoon of ginger, ly teaspoon cad tn Blend eee Makes 4 Chili Sauce added t6 it, makes ajsai, 4s teaspoon pepper. Brown in|. te 6 servings. fine dunk for. shrimp. ibutter. Add the remaining seasoned iflour, a boulHon cube, % cup wa- If canned green peas are used, | Delicious teatime sandwiches: ‘ter. Bring to a boil and then cover, | be sure to bny the tiny very early Soft yéllow cheese mixed with a simmering until tender. Stir in 44) . peas that are now packed French- little mayonnaise . and minced cup Cream and serve over peas, style in this country. chutney, ‘or lima ‘Deans. squares. ‘Chill in refrigerator. Before sery- ing;whip the cream and -spread) | berries. Bavarian Crearn makes a de-) ilicious dessert for a luncheon or dinner, Made with fresh strawber- | ries, it is even better. : Strawberry Bavarian Cream 1 tablespoon gtiatin 2 tablespoons cold water 1 cup crushed strawberries 1 cup heavy cream, whipped a, Ld confectioners sugar Ladyfingers or pieces: of sponge cake | 6 whole strawberries q Soften. gelatin in cold water 5 minutes’ heat over -het water, stir- ring until dissolved. Add to straw- berries, ‘mixing well and chill un- til slightly thickened. Fold in cream, sweetened with sugar. and chill mixture until thick enough to hold its shape. Line parfait giasses with lady- } | i , large berry. Chill. Serves six. i Strawberries also make an in- teresting cake frosting. At this itime of the year you can have &. | pink frosted cake wtthout the use Potitiac Press Phete larger berries which are grown locally. This is the time to enjoy strawberries and cream, straw- berry shortcake, strawberry pie and to make strawberry jam. Take advantage of the big crop this year and use lots of berries. AREN'T THEY BEAUTIFES?—Oakland county strawberries are second to none when the season jot food coloring. is at its peak. Press emplo: Nancy Lewellen Strawberry Frosting of Devonshire road and Mrs. Alfred Koop of | West Ann Arbor street show off some of the % cup butter or margarine * % : . S 3 cups confectioners sugar lL tablespoon lemon juice CALIFORNIA. ORANGES GRAND SPECIAL RATH’S SLICED 45° Ib. as 5 U. S. No. HOT DOGS Mulberry BACON 3 Ibs. for *YO9 Super Value BREAD 2355 MILK \y Gal. 3 5° Russet POTATOES 10“ 39° PAN-READY FRESH § PANREA FRYERS PICNICS * HOME GROWN Radishes. - Cucumbers OCK « OF ice pone WATERMELONS cat ALL TIMES 608 a HURON er a over top of pie. Garnish with wnele) : fingers, or sponge cake, fill with | -, gelatin mixture ahd fop with a [" - 4: soe usp BRO! HILLS BROS. 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YOUR CHOICE S0SoeeeoeseceecosooeSeSCS “chills up and down my spine—and at don't ‘mean the kind you ejther!”’ energy getifor good than for evil. ‘were ‘jthe development of But, frightened or not, four out of five teenagers think atomic has greater possibilities P eane clas ce bc 4 sett help- ful tool if we are wise enough to use it in the right way and not / for destroying ourselves,” mary a Philadelphia girl. “Unless the higher ups really /go| | stride ““The forces of evil/ have caused energy. still left for ll be able to) we all 4 Perhaps the sed te the werd drive it out. be to pay the op because it can do moré harm than good,” adds a New Yorker. On the question of whether some 36 per cent say yes while 47 per cent say neo. “Nations will be too wary ever ‘to fight a full scale war,” says a| Brooklyn boy hopefully. x. ® * “There will always be wars and more wars,” counters a pessi-| mistic Georgia youngster. “It will) take-more than a good scare to| stop governments from wailing to’ crush other governments.” “It all depends upon nations’! ability to cooperate and the role | jof power politics, but I am sure. cautious optimist of 19. lare in the minority, their case with blunt fi Lawrence College * *¢ * for “T think it’s already too late to stop -the powers that be from) ‘causing our destruction and that! ,of those. around us,” is the. grim} | warning of a 15-year-old Los An- igeles boy. FINISH WITH BANG ] “| think we are. cata to destroy ourselves,” says a Sarah student. . “Everything points to the end) \of civilization. as we presently know it,” prophesies a college. sophomore oy “I feel we would all be setae: While those feeling that atomic or tomorrow, but you can count on otf if it had not been developed ‘energy is likely to destroy mankind state a big bang one of these fine days.” It is interesting to note that of that group five per cent foresee an end to mankind in five years, nine per cent in five to 10 years, | 10 per cent in 10 to 20 years and 64 per cent in more than 20 years. But, on the bright side, there are those who believe every bit las firmly that there is a future homo sapiens. * * * “T think eventual fear of atomic energy will be used to benefit man- ™ kind, "predicts a New Haven, iConn., bay. | “Nothing can wipe ‘ts off the * “We're finished, man,” says one face of the earth,” concludes al it will all work out,” says a young pessimist, ‘whether we like \Chiéago ‘girl, with the faith and) ‘to admit it or not. Maybe not today’ bright confidence of her 16 years. Discussing preparations for the Membership tea to be given by the ’ Women’s Auxiliary to Pontiac General Hospital July. 16 are (left to right) Mrs. Forest K. Wood of South Tilden. avenue, cochairman of the reception; chairman. hostess for Mrs. Dexter Kennedy of Draper ave- nue, general chairman, and Mrs. Rob- - ert T. Lyons of Oneida road, social Wards Point drive. peta ; Pontiac Press Phete Mrs. Edwin Dreyer will be the affair at her home on ~Women’ s Section THURSD. AY, JU a= 27, hel ‘ PAGES 39-44 a LS Auxiliary ‘Holds Mem The home of Mrs, John A. Reid on Cranbrook road was ‘the setting Wednesday for St. ter and Mrs. John P. Dacey in receiving dues and making * out membership cards. - William Bowes Takes Bride in Wisconsin Kathleen Elaine Jonasen became the bride of William Dale Bowes in Our. Savior’s Lutheran Church at Sheboygan, Wis. She is thé daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Jonasen of Sheboygan, and Wil- liam’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Teddy R. Bowes of Chamberlain street. For her June 1 wedding, the bride wore a floor-length gown of Chan- tilly lace and tulle. The dress had a peplum over an underskirt of net ruffles and featured a sabrina neckline with sprays of sequins. A coronet of lace with pearl, sequin and rhinestone trim held her fingertip veil and she car- ried a bouquet of roses gradu- ated in shades of pink and red. The bride’s attendants were Mrs. Theodore W. Jonasen and Mrs. Gerald Fritz. in-law as best man. Theodore Clif- ton and Kenneth Jonasen were the ushers. — Gerald Fritz served his brother- The. University of of dentistry. Cherokee drive. DR. JASON GOODE Michigan School of Dentistry has awarded Bachman. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick| Jason Goode the degree of doctor \gathieu Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert the bridesmaid, Both wore gowns, He is the son of F. Fife and Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. LL. Conte of| Adamson. Club Party Scheduled Saturday Cocktail Lounge at; Orchard Lake | i BIRMINGHAM — The new cock- dinner-dance. dine together and one of the largest {will include Mr. and Mrs, John W. Fauver, Mr. and Mrs. John Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Richard |B. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Gene |White, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Em- ati Mr, and Mrs. William M. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Get- singer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Get- |singer, Mr. and Mrs. William B./ | Also in the group will be the bership Tea New members include Mrs. E. P, Cranshaw, Mrs. P. V. Wagiey, Mrs. John P, Dacey, Joseph Mercy Hospital Auxil- jary’s annua] membership tea. * *« & About 100 members and guests attendéd the affair. - As part of the entertainment 20 girls in costumes participat- ed in Grecian, Polish and Rus- sian dances which were fea-- tures of a recent recital. A “sailor's hornpipe’’ dance was also -on the program. Background music through- out the afternoon was provided by organist Frederick Gross, : * *. * Tea was served from a table spread with a Madiera cloth and centered with an arrange- ment of blue deiphiniuin, fern and pink carnations in a silver urn, Silver candelabra held pale pink candles. _ Hostesses included Mrs. James Q. Goudie, Mrs: George Baldwin, Mrs. H. Guy Moats and Mrs. Eva L. Richards. Mrs. Edward G, Rockwell, | membership chairman, was as- sisted by Mrs. Mitchel] E. Fos- LeROY P. KRAFT Roy P. Kraft, son of Mr. and Mrs, Pius Kraft of Oliver street, recently of|Thompson, Barbara Welsh, Robert Morgan complete the players. Le Mrs. William R. Wise, Mrs. Arthur Kinney, Mrs, John S. Mahoney, Mrs. Palmer Bun- dy, Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs. Helen Reese, Mrs. G. L. Her- rington, Mrs. Lyle Passmore and Mrs. Arthur Robertson, to Open Friday The Circle Players of Pontiac will present “Adam's Evening,”’ ‘the second production of the sea- son, Friday and Saturday. ~ Curtain time will be 8:30 p.m. Performances will be given in the Poritiac Federal Savings and Loan Building. The play is a comedy in three acts. The cast includes Tom Marsh as Adam; Mrs. Heath Reeves as ‘Anna; and Barbara Kenney as Mrs, Bean. Theodore North, Nan- cy Armstrong, John Buchanan, Mrs, Edward Trancik, Robert and 9 a.m. Saturday. of Detroit. Pauline chose a ee gown of white organdy, ea peso iagyacers Calpers short sleeves outlined with em- broidered eyelet. The skirt fea- tured tiers of embroidered eyelet. ? — cal en Solsbaie and eee fener decorated St. Michael Church when Pauline Mary Spehar and John) David Magoulick were married at bouquet of white carnations and The bride is the daughter of) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spehar of | Baldwin road, and John's parents) are Mr. and Mrs. John Magoulick/the bride, strved as “matron ihonor. Bridesmaids were anot sister of the bride, Barbara Spebar; jet Mr. MR, AND MR. J. D. MAGOULICK jroses. SISTER TAKES PART Mrs. Daniel Pahalak, | Joyce Finzell and Mrs. the flower girl. * * * C. Hail. : WORE LIGHT GOWN cigs Spehar chose a summer nylon dress in a yellow and black Mrs. Pauline Mary Paul Spehar of Baldwin | wit give a brunch road, and his party and out-of-town guests. parents are and Mrs. John Magoulick of Detroit. ‘Adam’s Evening’ Pauline ‘Spehar Marries John’ David Magoulick White snapdragons and roses! The bride's fingertip veil fell, John Earle and her daughter, ‘from a cap of embroidered eyelet | Judy, will land seed pearls. She wore a single; shower for Ann at Orchard Lake ‘strand of pearls and carried a’ sister \Hurly of Flint. Debbie “Mickler was The matron of honor wore a ballerina-length gown of yellow organdy with eyelet embroidery. The bridesmaids’ gowns were of similar design in blue, pink and orchid, and each attendant wore a picture hat to match her dress. The bouquets were of carnations. - John had his cousin, John Kuretich of Detroit, as best man. Following the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was given at the Hotel. Waldron for the wedding party and immediate family. In the evening 200 guests were enter- tained at a reception in the K. of Mi tee Jahn no printf ‘AS of, Dairet. : John Kohis, the Don Cargills, | Mr. and Mrs. Edward FE. Wil- | gon, Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Mat- iota Mr. and Mrs. David FE. White,_*ir._ang_Mrs.—_Frederick Spehar Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craig. became the | Mr. and Mrs, H. A. McDonald | bride of | Mr. and Mrs, Ben Smith ohn Davi | Marphy ‘he. Magoulick * *« Saturday at | Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stubbs gave 9 am. in St.” dinner Wednesday at Orchard ge ~"* Lake Country Club honoring Mar-| Michael \cia Ann Smith and Ned Beardon Church. The whose wedding will take place! bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \groom, will give the rehearsal din-|ald’s parents. ner Friday evening, and on Satur-| Merton Bell| The bride's mother chose a dress | of gray lace over pink taffeta | Saturday. |parents of the prospective bride- Mr. and Mrs. ATTEND GRADUATION tended Ann’s graduation. The bride-elect will have a full schedyle of parties and making the final arrangements for her July 12 marriage to Lt. John N. Fol- ‘lansbee, U. S. Army, Lt. Follans- bee was graduated early in June from the United States Military Academy at West Point, N. Y. | Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carney will entertain at dinner in the Detroit Athletic Cub Friday evening, and on Saturday Mrs. le give a luncheon and Country Club. | x * Mr. and Mrs. Clare 8S. Swazey of Erie drive will be hosts at the of rehearsal dinner next Friday eve- of ‘ning preceding the July 6 wedding her lof Ellen Louise VanWagoner ‘and |Walter Wikol, ‘entertain at a party this Saturday evening for the prospective bride- groom. HOLIDAY IN OHIO ‘Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Sylves- ter and Mr. and Mrs.- William T. Beresford plan to go down to pendence Day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Little. * * * Mrs. C. B. Harmon and her daughter, Pauline, will give a tea Friday’ afternoon for bride-elect July 13. Sorority Names New Committees at Annual Picnic Omega Mu Sigma Sorority © held .its annual picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Louig B. Livingston on Wood- ‘ print.. a6 wile aemet John Jadwin will head the pro- John Guenther, . For her beara. wealteg. Mrs. | * amar greg heat D ad ae ae ferog and red d In charge of the publicity is Mrs. Leo Halfpenny. Mrs. Aus- Michigan, ‘the ‘couple Wek live in| flowers. Royal. Va f man * 5 * ‘ston. | The gers, Maul is | heads energy will end war and atomic; » for the bridal Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Manuel and their daughter, Ann Merseles, re- turned the first of the week from Briarcliff College where they at- Mr. and Mrs, Donald Groves will) Columbus, Ohio, to spend Inde-| ! Boca t 2 MR. AND MRS. ‘D. ra - Edison street, and -his par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Wolfgang of epee Ww OLF GANG. ___\Mary Flanigan Becomes Bride of Donald Wolfgang Two hundred guests witnessed Members to Initiate the marriage Saturday of Mary iEileen Flanigan to Donald E. Wolf- igang. The Rev. N. J. O'Reilly performed the 11 a.m. Nuptial Mass at St. Michael Church. The bride’s gown. of floor length tail lounge at Orchard Lake Coun-,embroidered organdy featured a try Club will be initated Saturday | Sabrina neckline and a straight evening when the club will give @ center panel skirt with three tiers lof embroidered organdy. bride wore short white a A seed pearl crown Mary’s fingertip veil of eam silk tlusion, and she carried a eascade arrangement of carna- tions and stephanotis. The bride’s sister, Rose Marie served as her maid of honor, and Mildred Schwartz was Flanigan, of waltz-length embroidered blue organdy, with full skirts and pleat- ed shoulders. Short white gloves The | Many groups are planning tO gown had short sleeves and the. with gray accessories and @ pink ' Mrs. Wolfgang wore an aqua dress with white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. . For a wedding trip in Michigan the new Mrs. Wolfgang changed to a black and white two-piece dress with white accessories.. She wore ‘a corsage from her bridal bouquet. * * * | The couple will live in Rochester, First Methodist WSCS Circles Choose Officers The First Methodist Church has announeed new officers for its iWSCS circles. x * * Mrs, Harry Rice will serve as and fan arrangements of white and |-nairman of the Jean Bagnall Cir- blue carnations completed their! i. Fected to help her were Mrs. ensembles. FLOWER | GIRL IN BLUE Another sister of the bride, je, Bar- Church, bara Jane Flanigan, was the flow- chairman; Mrs, Howard Johnson, ‘er girl. She wore a dress of blue ‘membership, Roy Rich, secretary; Mrs, Bruce ; . B. D. devotional and program and Mrs. Lena ‘patiste which featured a white Hamilton, birthday. embroidered organdy pinafore. Thomas G. Flanigan served as Donaid’s best man, Ushers were James R. Flanigan and Elton Sparks of Rochester. j Heading the Helene Doris Brown ‘Circle for the coming year will be \Mrs. Clayton Rule as chairman; ‘Mrs. Robert Tallman, devotions and program chairman; Mrs. ‘Glenn Williams, secretary-treasur- . Mary is the daughter of Mr. and er: and Mrs, Vernon Faust, floral |Mrs. John T. Flanigan of Edison and birthday chairman. | Mr. and Mrs. Judge W. Beardon, \street, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence * * ¥ 'L. Wolfgang of Riverdale are Don-| yrs Perc Parsons has been se- * * * lected to head the Jeanette Geiger Circle, Mrs. Stuart Conway will ‘serve as secretary-treasurer and \Mrs. Claud Johnson will head the | ‘MRS. GLADYS MAYNARD ‘of. her daughter, Aug. 10 in St. Michael Church. Mrs. Flora Ardelan of State avenue announces the engagement Mrs. Gladys Maynard, ‘to Arthur M. LaFave Jr. He js the son of the senior Arthur LaFaves of Washington street. The couple plans to be married, membership committee. Farewell Dinner and Reception Honors Tiffanys i vee ui testimonial and telegrams was W. C. Giving brief speeches Rev. J. Allen’ Parker of man AME Church, Herman buck of Temple Beth Jacob Judge H. Russe! Holland. * * * Judge Holland presented a to the Tiffanys on behalf of igroup present. i rg z z ah | gS BR Ethel Roehm whose wedding to.) | - Robert Peter Larson will take place; ~~~ MR. AND MRS. ELMER ii PEZIEY F its oa leis eras ait | : ee thy acl | ki THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE on, 1057 | = aa ce 4 i a ee fi Be Cantons i 1 Your Sun” i Bins nical ppg or jc and orien chee Shower Honors. a Serve over the : mae = Marlene Green — 'S. S. . AQUARAMA. shower ven by Mr. Delfin Che u ests = — _ mb oo Lo | ‘Bennd “ MaMene al = the bride! a 3 < (8:15 a.m. Trip jot Martin. Keller Jr. on™ Aug. 3. Pes eneees ‘ \Her -parentsare Mr. and Mrs. : Ar. Cleveland .... 3.15 p.m. $ 50 | Frederick Green ot orga street cE 3 vad and he is the son r Every one of us some 0! Lv. Cleveland . 5:45 p- - 7 Seartin J. Keller . of — Sun Worshiper in us. We love to Ar. Detroit ...... "11:00 p.m. road, - bask in the sun's warnith, It re} | n - llaxes and soothes, paar warps : Fer Reservations Ca Se the habit of taking or ELKIN TRAVEL BUREAU [VF Unit Auxiliary} D coetisen Joint Meetin doors orl a | 296 N. HUNTER BLVD, BIRMINGHAM _ mie2%e {Hold Jo 9 at tae onary hae goed VFW Water Wonderland Post thing, too much of it cam dam- | 1008 and, Auxiliary met jointly age beauty and aaron Monday evening in the new Post YNN ENTER _, | and unintelligent ing even rooms on East Pike street_ _ EB can endanger life. Donations were presented to| The Keola Klub hee From the standpoint of good ; eight graduates of the Nationaljofficers for the coming [neat you should acquire your sun-|" “Gg” Home for Orphans in Eaton Rap-|Lynne Benter is the new presi: ta ually —-Certainlythis is) _§ ids and to the boys at Camp Oak-|dent; Ellen Taylor, vice presi-|imue also if you wish to avoid ex- land. dent; Julie ito a sec-it discomfort, For — looks, ; Vicki corres- | ditto. I. brown too ra you A flag was presented to Cub |Tetary: Vi : | GEE aR ‘Iscouts Pack 53, Mark Twain Ponding secretary; and Sara Heth- abe blister_and peel bronzed ) aA.s ae poe “The club’s historian is Krista| mermaid. Se | oyd Cramer of the Veterans Kaasik, and the sergeants-at-arms ~ : FREE Demons! tration - Call FE 2 9143 ‘|Counsel Center showed motion |are Mary Wood and Carel ah Ht you are on who determin him are one who is diseiiitsed. bowl. You. should ay sun 10 WE REPAIR AND 7 pictures of the Memorial Day Donna Gravely 3 Sue in|to get a beautiful rown— ~ wi REPAIR A ERVICE Al KI sai \wat hand yubticity. aes You should only sun 10 to get a beautiful, deep‘brown, go ~ _minutes to a side to begin with. ~ - ; * . ——— minutes to a side to begin with.; tennis court. You sive ean use { If you would like to have my — “You can also use one of the| one of therscreening lotions or an |jeafiet which teaches you how to sc lotions when you go to| ely makeup base. swim and how to improve your _ | the and wear a shirt over) When you take your sunbaths at) strokes, send a stamped, self-ad- — that your) dressed envelope with your request _ peli oes home : 80 nno uncemen e tae at ae We Oe I A ed pour Vand and seni tool eae ites incase Pe. - : em attra a en jer od re phine Lowman in care of The Pon- — e@@ pearance in, it ; — brown for. . are too. great yey log *|lighter face, you can use a suntan) Tomorrow: “Ten-Pound Loss | DRIES OUT OILS makeup during the summer| by Standing After Meals? Impos- Of course I believe that the wom-|mont hs. : sible!” Connolly’ s Jewelers on oc ae Ready -to-Go Girl x * * Se iz Have Purchased Another Store _ SSE Soni s er A diminish wi t them up for sheer stock- el er cece with a8! notice to get ready for a date, Eat senna ama the one who ratés the most| i.) es Schunke Jewelers -- Mt. Clemens, Mich. |Z5=2S "eee see You can enjoy outdoor life hair, pressed a dress or sewed While lingerie is getting a 10- too great a penalty in (on missing buttons and snaps, it's/™inute soak period in hot, soapy you will play golf and (her bad luck. water. | looks if This was a well established firm with a fine reputation but Se hemires ats the way gt | Tie, te et tine th phone ) t ean Oe nO ee ae home moaning over the good time their inventory was way | at tte beach andl a arwshede “Wao ber balr is drying aber «(ates ARW ae ety a reorganization sale and changed the name to-Connolly’s... Se ee eee ona M Brantley The sale was terrific but there was a lot of odds and ends | ridot Gowns From $50 [Tells Engagement left over! We have placed all new merchandise in their stock | ee ee Bridesmaid Gowns and brought all of the remaining stock here to be disposed ) B ivy, 2h. *20 epee of er ae passe engagement of their daughter Darold is the son of Mr. and Mrs, : of at close-out prices! cw reser [toats ee ) din, | special pu chase! thursday, friday and saturday NEW! famous maker cottons a hon $4 0% $4 2” usually $14.98 $10.98 rary $12.98 $17. 98 « and 19.98. at *7” @ savings en wonderful cotton dresses in junior, misses, half sizes @ sheer lene checked cottons, decron-cottons in gay sun-bright colors _ @ sissy shirtdresses, casuel shirtdresses, bateou neckline styles ~ 1@ wonderful values in needed cottons to complete your summer wardrobe at 510° @ we heve purchased these beautiful cottons to allow selling them to - @t terrific terrific savings . . « misses ond helf sizes ie = @ dark ground prints, solid black broedcloths, sheer shadow ploids styles, button-down © ran Jai Si iced tate, a @ contrest collars and trims, tucked bodices, organza bows, variety of >. mecklines * - FOR ONE WEEK ONLY STARTING TOMORROW | Our regular stock is not on sale but to make this event even greater we are also combining our own odds and ends of Sil- j ver, Clocks, Costume Jewelry, Men’s Jewelry, China, Crystal : and even a few Watches! . . . This merchandise has all been placed on tables in the center of the store and the items are plainly marked with both the original and sale prices! . . . EVERYTHING HAS BEEN REDUCED 50% and even more in some cases! All items will be guaranteed the same as all Connolly’ s merchandise! We list below only a few of the many bargains to be had—come in and see for yourself! Bracelets - Earrings - Brooches - Necklaces 15 Nationally Advertised Watches .................005. 50% off Reduced 50% to 75%. 85 14K Wedding Rings — Both Plain and Diamond Set — " @ complete your wardrobe with these cottons full of summer beauty et this One of a kind .............. 0. ccc cceeseeceeeesenees 75% off weet pee — Cuff Links - Tie Bars - Set¢ - Key Chains -Pen . : | & Pencils - Lighters - Watch Bands — Reduced 20 Clocks — Wall, Alarm & Desk ..... shai sabe ».. Reduced 50% ts $1990 50% to 75%. at *12° All Silver Trays - Bowls - Candlesticks etc. , e fabulous collection of famous moker cottons to odd touch Reduced 50%. tnd clogence fo your summer werdrabe (one glance ot them will revee go ci, mr wre che sheer, gingham checks, dotted oa: © Maem carga > oli Tt wha ve ad om set , We Have Some Odd and mes Sets of re and China 50% off. : i ‘ \ * . . e Ee a j i : SORRY-NO BOXES OR GIFT WRAPPING ON SALE ITEMS~ TAKE IT AS. IS! No LAYAWAYS BUT YOU CAN CHARGE ae On mAs, X puncEr PAY : 16 Ww. Huron st - —_ : _ THE PONTIAC, PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JUNE, 27, 1957 es Workers in Horticultural Therapy Lig Directions oper Rocag ey af, blanket ata time. Use warm : : . water and wash the blanket five At lis Ve Peat q : “Matetia | Are Named Volunteers of the Month '" Washing minnie ot the tial iry | me aaa | Church of Orlon Blankets | 2% 2 mes" . Royal Oak Chosen as Volunteers of the Goodloe Rogers, Mrs. Kennethpital and by the Michigan Division Orion blankets can be washed ° The blanket can either be hung on a line or dried in a machine. If you use the drier, let the blan- ket tumble at low heat for 20 nin utes, -To launder orlon blankets by/ hand, use warm water and also rinse in warm water until no suds appear. Squeeze out excess water gently, but do not twist or wring." of the Women's National Farm and Month, members of the horticul- Long, Mrs. Harry Pearce, Mrs. was the scene Garden Association. or ‘the wed- tural therapy committee of Pon-|Ferdinand Gaensbauer and Mrs. tiac branch, Women's _National Frederick Lowe. . Y |Parm-and-Garden -Association; are} ~~ & we ~~ (Mrs.Haire Hostess Catherine M. Sullivan, University being honored in June by the Cen-| Working with them are Mrs. J. for Trabajamas Tea of Illinois home management spe- Bureau Edwin Watson and Mrs. George Saturday. = oe « ¢t Sieger of the Bloomfield Branch.| Sixteen members and guests at-Cialist, offers some general direc- 5 M : OTHER WORKERS tended the formal tea of the Tra-|tions for women to follow in laun-| evening. “ary) Formed almost four years ago, bajamas given by Mrs, Robert|dering orion blankets. is the daughter|the committee has held continuous) Non-garden club workers are|Haire of DeSoto street. perase : of Mr, and {weekly flower arrangement classes Mrs. Robert Neinstead, Dorothy| Aiso present for the recent af-| Mit % Mrs. R. C. at Pontiac State Hospital in the|Backenstose and Mrs. D. C. McKay|fair were incoming members Muri-| 7 rs. Occupational Therapy Department)! Franklin. el Upton and Helene Prizant. by hand or machine, but treat soiled spots and bindings with a soap or detergent solutions betore- jhand. ‘PIXLEY’S. Fine Furniture” OL 2-2121 Chase of |and one of the women’s cottages. x k Oilver street,} Headed by Mrs. J. standish Seiptgreie are donated each week! North-South Wins ad Clay's Sibley as chairman, the ¢ (OY 8. ocal florist. No formal in- = Met of werkers inclede Le fo}. |Sttuction is given, but each hos-| Winners of the master point game | parents are lowing women from the Pontiac pital patient is given individual sponsored by Pontiac Duplicate| 2 the H.C. garden club; help as et © make a corsage|Bridge Club Monday were North-| © © Powers of La-| vir. Robert Armstrong, Mrs. A.lor rooms ee ha a Makhie. East Weer ees : — — 7 Salle street. bot creer ae oan ml ote Erour, has been given awards|were Mrs. Tom Weeks and Lyle] a , Mrs. C. R. Gatley, of servi Pont Maddo ik MR. AND MRS. CLAY T. POWERS oe ee Se ee ees, Bf PS ral ing a summer weddin ? , Mary Chase Says Vows MALING SHOES f planning a s 9 in Reyal Oak Ceremony Mary Chase and Clay T. Powers were married Saturday evening at % dclock in the First Methodist Church, Royal Oak. The Rev. Horace Thursfon performed the double-ring ceremony. * * * Mary chose a ballerina-length gown of Chantilly lace. The dress featured a wide V neckline, a fitted bodice and pointed sleeves. The skirt was bouffant. A fingertip veil of illusion fell from a small cap) of embroidered lace trimmed with! tiny seed pearls, To serve as matron of honof Mary chose her sister, Mrs. Leslie Langford. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Stanley Nancarrow of Chicago and Ruth Jo Gilmore of Toledo. They all wore gowns of white dotted nylon over orchid taffeta. A cowl collar of orchid taffeta and a Priscilla bow of taffeta were features of the gowns. Mrs. Lang- cotton with bouffant skirts. They wore white gloves and pearls. White straw. cone-shaped baskets filled with rose petals were carried by the girls, ASSIST BRIDEGROOM Clay asked his brother, Floyd Powers, to serve as best man. Ushers were Leslie Langford’ and Richard Sandberg. Charles Di Aconni, a cousin of the bridegrogm, was tite ringbearer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chase of Oliver street. Clay's par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Powers of LaSalle avenue. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Chase wore a street-length dress of Wedgewood rose lace with matching accessories. Her corsage was of orchids. Mrs. Powers chose a blue lace street- length dress with matching ac- & i sultant... Happy is the bride who consults our Bridal Con~ Marie Hewitt . . . to smooth out and — advise on every wedding detail! Arthur's Bridal Salon — Second Floor SPECIAL PURCHASE Brand New _ LAigion COTTON DRESSES ford carried a cascade bouquet of} cessories. Her also : Sere cere ed oreo pear | eee “ SPECIALLY aH | pons. The bridesmaids carried cas- ; bes cade bouquets of lavender pom- eaten crease — hoe ¢ PRICED... agers cotton eyelet dress with black ac- a Lanetord eee ot the mean’ |cessories, The newlyweds will live g: ‘served as flower girls. Their|'" Royal Oak when they return. P L’Aiglon .. . one of the finest manufacturers : abl arc snwg Te ; Fe . « . made their most wearable styles in , oastmistresses ed fabrics that were used in dresses se'ling ‘Meet to Install ii up to 24.98. New Officers 4 The fabrics are cotton and Dacron... Cotton | New offi installed at a $ ; . | misting at the Pomtiag ‘Teestante: ' prints... and nylon chiffon. Sizes 10 to 16 | and half sizes. Dress Salon — Second Floor Your Fashion Store ae eee bes cere at torian; Mrs. LAY-AWAY) << Ivan Wilcox in August. Every Color! Every Material! 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Mabry as Bride son of Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Pem- berton of Fairgrove drive. _|RECEPTION GIVEN = — *.« « «* Je Aum Marte Mabry became the bride ‘of Lymmn Lloyd Pemberton embroidered with red flowers over satin and accented with a wide, JoAnn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Mabry of the ceremony, Mrs. a sheath of blue lace over satin with a jacket. Her accessories were white and her corsage was|- of pink and white carnations, Heights. Match Textu re, Too textures as well as colors. For ex-| ample, he wears rough grained! shoes such as llama calf, buckskin, | and Scotch grains with tweeds and cheviots, With flannels, he chooses | Tough or smooth grained leathers. with a sweepstakes ticket, ¢*« * > make a sale, are probably head- ing for frustration and bitterness. WONDERFUL FUN But writing songs can be won- derful fun and it can do a lot to unleash ‘your other creative facul- ties. “Anything Which niakes you ex- press yourself creatively, brings! JoAnn Marie Mabry became the bride of Lyman Lloyd Pemberton oarureey in a 2 p.m. wed- Those who plod along, hoping to! : Any creative activity will pay your creative side velope, care of The Pontiac Press, (Copyright 1957) Lace Takes Place in Sun or Moonlight ~NEW. YORK (NEA) — Joining out new facets in your personality ding at United and makes more exciting things Presbyterian happen to you. Church. She » ** is the daugh- Take, for example; ee B. © Mr. and| Amy has a rather secre- - of Willi tarial job, which pays decently - Hrs, WUHGM | and which she performs. yell. M, Mabry. = been s wanting to he io something more interesting, 46 and pais but didn’t know where to begin. J so “I’m not the creative type,’’ she berton are the told me, “I don’t get really good bridegroom's |ideas like the others do.” parents. : 7 I could see that this Wasn't true. up. by overly “‘sensible’’ parents) and=had been given the idea that she was a good plugging type, but lacked imagination, MORE IMAGINATION Actually, Amy’s reactions and/ comments had led me to believe that she had far more imagination and creative ability than she cred- ited herself with. But if we think fwe lack talent, for all practical purposes we do For a reception which followed Mabry wore One of the clubs Amy belonged to was giving a big party and the program chairman asked Amy to do the. placecards. . She decided to write short verses about. each guest—and they were. charming. In tact, she got so many: compliments on them, she decided to try a hand at writing lyrics for songs. She had always liked the idea, but had never had the confidence to do it. The bridegroom's mother chose a beige nylon dress with white accessories, She wore a corsage of pink and white car- nations. For a wedding trip to northern Michigan the new Mrs, Pember- * * * ton changed to a light blue suit with white accessories and wore the orchid from her bouquet. Then, one day, another girl in the club, a musician, offered to write the melodies and, together, they turned out some pretty good songs. DISCOVERED HERSELF So far nothing has come of the * * * The couple will live in Auburn ulously “‘discovered’’ them and probably never will. But Amy has The well turned out man matches discovered herself—and that is pretty miraculous. * * * Once she began to feel like a creative person, her whole perne \ality changed. It is safest, however, to stick with) . Now she is trying her hand at smooth calfskins and veals with advertising copy tor her bees and the slick-surfaced worsteds like | Amy had evidently been brought) jleast, ‘songs, No talent scout has mirac-! up with wool and cotton as a year-around fabric is that love- ly newcomer, lace. * It's a newcomer in. the sense that it is-used to be confined to certain seasons. Now it's blos- soming out al] over. : ’ Not only is it present in all seasons, it’s welcome daytime and evening, ‘too, It even ap-> pears on the beach in the form of swimsuits and beach coats. It's a natural for the. dressy sheath with matching cashmere sweater that has its own lace trim. It is often elegantly formal, of course, but it’s for short evening gowns, cocktail dresses and dressy suits, too, % ‘Sure, Money Grows on Shoe Trees Money grows on shoe trees, At money by extending the life and good looks of your shoes. Have a pair of trees for each get either the correct size or trees that are adjustable to your size. The initial cost of shoe trees is well paid back by dividends of shoe savings throughout the years. Save yourself travel woes by slipping an old pair of socks over the shoes you pack in your suit- case. This -will prevent soiling your. clothes and linen. its way, because it will Sracsl y list of ‘good hooks in the/~ shoe trees can save you}. pair of shoes and make sure to| . Modern setae Prcivide' iPlenty of Chores for.Kids date that de cootere bs teeae cain’ oa called Wise Parents Make Teenagers Shore|pa== in Keeping Up the Household q BY RUTH MILLETY single cause for the alarming rise in juvenile delinquency in the so- called “good times” our country|and is enjoying. : * * * But most of those who have made a study of the breakdown of par- ental authority and the rise in juvenile crime point out that the “lack of chores” for children to do is one reason. It’s true that a child brought up in an apartment or in a house on a small suburban lot isn’t |; needed as much to help with everyday chores as one brought. up on a farm, But in running any home there does the yard work-while her teenagers\j ride around in odinaroms carl figure, but it isn't very good for the character of her teenage chil- dren. - , In any home today, no matter | how many labor-saving devices there are, there is plenty of work that could be shared by every member of the family. FRI. ond SAT. on = 6 63° ‘QHERRY LATTICE TOP PIE APPLE NUT Lemon Sherbet, | Home Made BREAD |_15° | Secoeen . Honey . Loaf COFFEE CAKE.... Open From 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Daily Closed 6:30 P.M. Saturday Thomas Pastry Shop 121 W. Huron FE 4-8163 Plenty of Parking Space at Side and Rear of Building BS 59" Sharing the work would not only their share of the work prized | cong See ved _7t a With summer here, parents would do better to demand some | LAWRENCE J. 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PONTIAG pRuiss, ‘aHURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 ae ae RR Se eee PS pi I Z steak is gg ie ape i F goers Miriam Sum merfiéld, Washington Join in Mutual Admiration is another article in . ee = epee WASHINGTON (INS) — By all| - in the Chevrolet plant, but with peace the young couple opened anditheir own real estate office, and Miriam kept the books. x * * A daughter was born in 1920, and Arthur Jr. two years ‘later. Scrimping, saving and doing all Pair Wed in Gail Maureen Barnett and Max Bowen spoke their nuptial vows in an evening ceremony Saturday at the Church of Christ Calendar, served as bridesqgaid. Ralph Bowen, brother ef the bridegroom, was best man. Max’s nephew, Arnold Calendar, and his brother-in-law, William Rowe, served him as ushers. Church Rite A reception was held in Gingell- ville Community Center, following the service. ene} _ x * After a short honeymoon, the newlyweds will make their home on Columbia street in Pontiac. John Haaseth, Arlin Bernhagen ! - { thebsie aie Mui ; Hyitt iostnn ag sz i i ye E H Officers Announced ‘ker, treasurer; Mrs. LeRoy secretary. Others elected were Mrs. Burt Mrs Daniel Spence, custodian of the his- CLARENCE N. FRANK of their own work, the Summer- fields saved money enough to buy real estate, a piece at a time, ‘Jand to sell it for a profit. OLDEST HOUSE | “Their first real home was the) oldest house in Flint, a white elephant which came with ong piece of land, and which they re- modeled into a duplex so that they could rent out one side. - * © Miriam will never forget that Christmas of 1920 when, with overpowering pride, they gave each other ruffled curtains for their Yuletide exchange. Arthur uext acquired an oil distributorship and a brokerage license, and by 1929 had pros- pered enough te lose a consid- erable “fortune” — his life's savings — in the stock market crash, That same year he also = one of the two Chevrolet distribu- torships in Flint and by 1933 could afford to take his family and ailing father to Florida. On ar-| rival, “Flint was calling. The banks had closed. * * * Art took one swim in the ocean and caught the next train to Flint. talked at that time, “and aey had | none. NO CASH AVAILABLE At last, Summerfield telegraphed. jthem money, only to discover that! the Florida branch had no cash) to pay off. Undaunted, Miriam! spent the day in the Western Union | office until a customer finally en- tered to wire money to his wife Art expressed: his feelings at a City Clit luncheon and-was-per- suaded to “do somthing about it.” The future politician began by cleaning up the financial mess in the county, and then in the state. So successful was his drive for funds that he was soon knee-deep in national Republican finances, * * x Miriam hated the thought of po- litical activities, and bridled when the headmaster of her son's school} government. The next test came Hn -1952--immediately -on their -re- turn from Florida, where Miriam had carried trays for her ailing father-in-law and recuperating husband. , x * * : Arthur announced that they were leaving for Paris to help persuade Ike to run for the presidency. that she couldn't make ‘it, but’ National Committee, with a prom- ise to give ap reeks ee Sort of the campaign. x. * postmaster general “for one year’,”’ but is already well into his fifth. lis enchanted with the people, adores the parties, and loves the “hard work’’ of a Cabinet wife's official duties. Instead, he agreed to become | (Next: Resemary Smathers.) beauty and the unasuaj charm of Sun Clothes _fomatoes and eggs. The Sum- Recactenid Gat te Sie a, as Oil ever See bs Washington is equally -enrap-. for the 4th merfields were shocked that.any [Political science. _ reply: “It ts little enough to do tured with her piquent charm and @ SHORTS: presidential candidate should be oa soberly | remietod her| for your country.” art beat vine. ‘ @ BATHING SUITS abused home : in England a mother’s dearest) They went, Ike ran, and x * .* “ vege state wish is for her son to serve his'came chairman of the Republican @SUN SUITS © suynese, modesty, | McKim Jewelry 941 Orchard Lake, FE 4-3065 Selection of Maternity | OXFORD sHOP 4 in Wisconsin. The teller paid her | the cash and the sad trek home began. * * * : With returning prosperity the Summerfields took a cruise to South America in 1936, and began spending summers at their lake- A bachelor of arts degree was side cottage in northern Michigan. awarded to Clarence N. recently Frank by the University of De- troit. 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GRZYWACZ Graduated from the University of Detroit with a doctor of dental/ferred the degree of bachelor of'on them while they are visiting surgery degree was Edward J.jarchitectural engineering UP 0 Nihere, or might this seem as though ,Grzywacz, son of Walter Grzywacz/Richard A. Pearson. He is the sof'] were rushing things? Please tell jot South Marshall street. He was of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pearson Of/me the correct thing to do in this La member of Psi Omega sraternity. 'Nerth Admore avenue. RICHARD A, PEARSON *lanother state. Very shortly his THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY: TUNE 3 a7. 1987" 0 ae Rotant Effort, N ot ‘Achievements Mom Asks’ About Call on Visitors Should She Greet)*™” ‘the Parents of Herjenvy Daughter’s Beau? BY EMILY Post “Dear Mrs. Post; My daughter. she has been seeing him quite regularly ever sirice. He is working in this city but his home is in parents are coming to this city for a visit with him and will stay at! one of the hoteis* “They are complete strangers to] The University of Detroit con-:me and my daughter. Shall | call’ situation.” Wrinkle Shed Cotten Pedal Pushers ©] 29 U] ‘i ; G toaey sp nods poor when a woman spoke during a House of Lords debate for the first time in all the centuries that hallowed institution has been in existence. — “+t ww * The woman who shattered tradition and admittedly “upset the old dears’ was white- haired Dr. Esther Rickards. Etiquette was breached when Lord Cohen asked the doctor for some death-rate figures and she promptly shouted them out. Cohen humbly apologized to the peers but Dr. Rickards was Permanent Pleat Cotton Skirts Woman Shatters Tradition unrepentant. She told —-news- men: “I'ma bold suffragette who can't keep quiet. It seemed the most natural thing in the world to answer outright but it seemed to upset the old dears a great deal. “An usher told me I should have sent a note.” read en route. Answer: If both your daughter and the young man would like“ you to, it would be friendly as well as correct to: call on them at the hotel and invite them to your house to lunch or dinner or ‘supper. If you can’t invite them to a meal, then ask them to come By MURIEL LAWRENCE | i ent eR, me tale | At 9 she conceived a passionate | for a final test. in: avteaeniin hin most difficult subject. So sympa- thetic was her mother that she was for what your teacher thinks of the moved to ask, "Can I have bangs/hard work you did last night but ‘if I pass this test?” The answer for the hard work itself.” of another little girl who'd, was yes. pod had her hair ‘cut into bangs. She wanted bangs, too—but her mother~said no, because if they) weren’t becoming, you had to wait so long for them to grow out. But met a young man several months|my friend’s passionate ™ for ago through a mutual friend and bangs persisted. * * * The ving afternoon her “mother was v for her after ‘school, “We're ye be she said. One night she was studying hard the child, downtown right now to get those bangs cut,”| orience, the daughter said, “But I don't know yet it I’ve|spect for niy passed my test or not!’ protested its results is Very. gravely her- mother said, you, Kathi, not SUSTAINS HER ~My ~triend’s mother “was” mur- dered in a. Nazi concentration camp, Recounting this childhood ‘of my mother’s re- work instead of for is what has sustained {me all my life since.” “The memory iMr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Soper of Moss engagement of their daughter, Mary Jane, to Dr. Louis R. Zako, son of Mr, and Mrs, im the afternoon for a cup of tea. ® —_—__ | “Dear Mrs: Post: When having) linens monogramed with three in-) itials, which initial: should be in . |the center? 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Experience fu: whet helps yo idee is one who ohoaela the’). ae Sar ~~ * Medan is the fifth instructor recognize a mistake the hotter . - y ; = Cr Russia OKs U. Ss. Plan A i pes ¥ ~ pooageo ea year tirne you make it , , . The wise;than that, he quits, — ag at Crifi Accused of Beatings = S22" ee 5 at Arms Confe | au anreoo, tex amnesty Content Wimer | MUN tenerntanteereetne eS Asks All New Yorkers eren ce mecial court-martial of Airman Unaware of Statistics’ 1) DR. HENRY A. MILLER | _at His Garden Meeting 2.C. aie Williams, 20, a yer GREENSBORO, N. C. @—Ever|} . , - , c LONDON «®—U:S. officials con-| Stassen’s formula affects =v would ‘be sented to the U.S \Waining instructor charged with hear of a beauty contest winner t ptometrist to Declore Themselves, sidered partial disarmament. alae -phase—of the pam pe jicking and striking two recruits.|who doesn't know her-own-measet{/—{- aaa a = other step nearer today. Russia| problem, reduction of ‘caaaal| Once each nation was satisfied po°" today at Lackland Air wements? ~ 7. North Saginaw Street NEW YORK i — Evangelist/ha® accepted in principle an weapons. five-nation subcom-|that the others were making a|* °C Base. Patricia Burt, Miss Guilford/} 2 Billy Graham gave an answer at)4merican plan for the big powers mittee also is seeking ways to cut/fair and proportionate reduction ~ * * County of 1957, knows she’s 5 feet} Phone FE 4-684 ; z£ Madison Square Garden last night|'0 transfer stocks of monnuclear the size of armed forces and halt|and agreement was reached on! The specifications allege that ; and that she weighs 115 pounds. 2 .: | mee to eritics who he said bad con-|We@Pons to Anternational control, |nuclear weapon testing and, pro-lother points, the disarmament Williams, of Concord, N. C., came'pit as to the rest of her? | 1s Thi a0 Sisk ” a: — it wasn't New Yorkers! Long and complicated negotia-|duction. treaty could proceed. into a barracks he co a a re haven't bothered to find J) ° Better Things in Sight | ee: who attend his nightly meetings.'tions remained, however, before * * * Then each nation Would place Juné 1 “drunk and disorderly " gshe says, | ha : He asked the New York area|the plan could ‘start working, ‘Under the U.S. plan, the United the specified weapons in depots\and kicked one trainee and beat) es | ) Er Eveni people in the estimated crowd of States, R A 3 Open Friday Evenings 0 (+ © & ates, Russia, Britain and France|under international inspection on/894 attempted to choke another.) 4 year is actyally 365.2422 days . 16,500 to stand up. An estimated’ US, Delegate Harold E. Stas- would draw up lists of planes,|its own territory. After a year, x «& * in length. The extra time is taken’ 8 in me - % a % per cent rose to their feet, then’ .on proposed at yesterday’s meet- tanks, heavy guns, missiles, ships|the weapons could be destroyed or) The victims of the alleged at- up each four years by a leap year, Closed Wednesdoy Afternoons sat down at his bidding. . |ifg of the U.N. Disarmament sub-|2"¢ other ‘armaments they are|converted to peaceful purposes|tack were.Airman Jerry L Probst, |which adds.one day to make the [js Graham's text was Luke 23:42— Fi Capes the major nations draw willing to surrender, The listsiunder international agreement. 17, Terrill, Iowa, and Airman total 366. “And he said unto Jesus, Lord,/up specific lists of their own arm- =: Hireeeecaglaad i Thou ee ee nan are willing to stoc under international su- cat seguro" uted Sad ne tae sae co 5 |w or convert L this: : “And their sins and to peaceful use. - wopaies I remember no more.’ Lame new formula was '9 meet | rench objections to) “All? you have to do tonight,'’) previous proposals put forward by y ot he . ‘is st Christ that bo th the United ames wot Russia. a \ you have ‘sin and need for-/for cutting conventi arms by giveness and that you need God,!some fixed percentage. —Britain F —> sie answer you?’ and France felt the earlier pro- attendance since the ‘meet-|posals would work to their disad- ings began May 15 was announced| vantage because of their. smaller as 739,100, There were 559 ‘‘deci-| armies. ’ sions for Christ,’ raising i total) Stassen’s new plan was given ae : to 23,657. alifi Last night's meres was” ‘the ~ Tt gee we or cg HH | members 0 subcommittee -- L 3 D. 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Sales, Michigan pill-taker, ‘‘you've just got Asiatic)ful-of microscopes. But the worrier,., ate University_professor — e. fu.”” _ Jand hypochondriac can. former resident of Franklin, has, + & *& She visualizes billions of small .been named Mic higan’ s ‘Veleri-| It's the - privilege of everyone) insects, ranging im size from inarian id the Year.” —~ A veterinarian for more than Lawyer Jenkins’ Mission: 40 years and ao ‘I Try to Get the F acts’ ir Sale By International News Service | tation as one of the finest criminal DaragtiGe ware McCarthy /awyers in the states. * * * hearings of 1954, the Senate's all E : lege of Veteri- cial counsel, Ray H. Jenkins, de- Erect atlakcr ane for public) TA Hi nary Medicine. fended himself against criticism hana sentne Pst seb eo ve eae ~_ B ai is = di- isan almost bellinerene |" or 0 small animal clinic) ot 49 booming voice with* appropriate TIRES—Reg. $2.65 TIRES—Reg. $2.95 gestures. 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Se ee several medica] authorities on lenis...» : campus, as I recall, were not un-| Has your husband taken his salt */ duly alarmed—but at least 500 girl|tablets today? And do you really! students were. . think it wise for your son to eat ACHING BACKS . leggs fried on pavement? Not knowing the real symptoms of the disease, but letting their! Births minds work on its name, “spinal | meningitis," large numbers of| young ladies suddenly suffered , Following is a list of Pontiac] : from aching backs. Classrooms ‘thers named on birth certificates literally were bachelor study recently registered with the Oak- rooms, land County Clerk's office: t hve since learaed that certain, Norman §& 387 Scott Lake courses for al- jp stride, as it.comes, without | Charlie L_ McBride, 402 Sead most all 1,800 juries suffered last Friday night in . | an automobile accident. 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But it's a tendency they de-| ¢iton 1. ene eee velop later — when suddenly Charles, Lawvon, 2640 sMiacieveit ‘they are-on-their own without al J¢t'Y and, 2822 h | Robert J. L Prince | mother to remind them about the, Claude L. eee ys me poison ivy. eet Lamaire, 38 Bloomfield Ter. "Clyde P. Lof You cannot underestimate the | \arce! Locnrup, 34 E. Colomoie potential threat te the U.S. physi- Geter ty Ae udoz, 108 - Auburn cal well-being of Far Eastern Emir. tile ale seoks’ doMe Commonvs th influenza. From what we've-| Devic R. cit read, however, it.appears to be | Henry'T. Manion, Searcely more dangerous and un- | fiiilord 1b. Marsac,. 198 W. Walton comfortable than the common eye J. Markee. 411 Baybrook srippe—which most people take | Deimore Fo Meaboy, 317 &. Paddock ALT TILE.... 4 “RUBBER | SHUFFLE- | triple soot TILE | BOARDS | Vinyl Tile oO | 995 4 Ea. ¢ Ea. 9 } 9 6" West FE-8-317 oC TILE OUTLET 4O55 WEST HURON ST. PONTIAC |: 1 WEN He ent “mi : ' rd suffering anticipatory chills and Gasto C. McCurdy, 735 Stirling” fever. Patrick T. McGowan, 976 Kettering Th h Tonnes as won ase 7 > nae ere seems a good chance, in Yernon pte nGareeR A Thomas B. McV 627 A fact, that fear of the virus can be pa Duk rt. nneee a far more miserable experience] | a. W. Menye ather : x se Thomas w, * than contraction of it. fornia — bic “, * * , Balke! Milton, “$9 Clovese s “ Ralph I. kovitz, 802 3 Charles L, Meredith. 200 fonmeoms So here is some probably wasted Pred Miracle, 2831 N. A and doctors continue their prepar- Donel’ Morris 3300 Dents peores Big thirsty holiday ahead | At work or play . . . going places or staying home... everybody'll be wanting Coke again and again. Coca-Cola . . . 80 good ae in taste, in such good taste. Make sure there’s plenty on hand... ice-cold, all ready. Stock up. . . lots of Coke! coKe es 7 CONE and FOOD... fun for se ened 3 wr nenee ma gre gap Commer ibe Tne cen. 20us commun. Pei ga - COKE and FUN... Tee-cold Coca-Cola makes Any pastime pleasanter!- 2 , i al mA : wa i oe | “SiR 7 | Bete under ohoy oh eral Copa by aiee | ft Renae : soonraste 7 3 t | Rey \ THE coch-CoLa sort a ! Mra Y of PONTIAC, (§ 2 \*\” F. i a ie SL a inl al A THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 27, yor ia det Fl eee 1 ea de “oy = 4 SS. fa _FORTY.SEVEN_ Oniy Kill Few im Clean Bomb Almost’ Here: jon people at a time, with no bad atter- effects. President Eisenhower said it a $ itl 2 z : 8 =o e u pEEE i E E a: = .¢« So if we used- dirty bombs on the Russians we'd finish a lot of hem, for sure, but the winds might car- ry the radioactiviy across Europe, killing our allies. too. Since we're in for the same thing if the Russians attack us with their dirty old bombs—before hey learn how to clean them up— it might seem worthwhile to teach them how to make clean ones. husiasm when he told of the pos- ee aes can eae ag ple. She asked: “Our first atomic mainiand at bas Kaoteng in the Governor Hit ‘Tight Money’ Urge tke Act to Lower ports trom pres ‘present ratio of re) per cent:.of America’s national) production to 16.6..per cent. At about the same. time ar et dosh was creating a” speci binet| committee to study whether crude dil: is being imported “‘in such quantities as to threaten to im-| bar's national security.” Turner Fliation: Advanced in Ecorse DETROIT i — The examination of ex-convict Lawrence R. Turner on a first degree murder charge in “{County Assistant Medica] Ibarain- er Dr. Robert J. Sillery, said he would be out. of town Monday, Turner, who is being held at the Wayne County jail, has admitted in @ statement to police that he killed and assaulted the little Ecorse Township girl June 12. Her body Ike ‘ene $ il Unit fo Examine Oil Imports - WASHINGTON. wo committee to determine whether crude oil imports have reached levels which “threaten to impair’ . |sibility of clean bombs in another|bomb was dropped on a_ city. : was discovered the following day four or ‘five years, When you speak of battlefields in Interest Rates, Ease ‘ the mutilation slaying of 6-year-jin a wooded area a few miles|the security of the United States, | ‘old him about it, Never- * * & shige BRUNSON at : eee afternoon. Turner will be examined before|and recommendations at ‘‘the ear- he said, this country] That stopped Eisenhower. He| WILLIAMSBURG, Va. w@—Re-/NCk Olay, a con Bo SM to Ecorse Township Justice Donald|liest practicable date.” would stand’ by its offer to he/.sid he couldn't answer. publican and Democratic gover- for 235 straight days. That's the| The 50-year-old Turner original-|C, Nietzel. Russians to end contions. NOW! The bomb dropped on Hiroshi-/NOFS collectively have served MO-|1 "one so tar in the 28year|ly was to face examination Mon- ———— Sweden, Norway and Denmark under certain condi Mma was equivalent to 15,000 tons tice on the Eisenhower a history of a Rutgers-sponsored day but the date was advanced; The watershed ot the Missouri/were once united as a mae nae MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE of TNT. But this country by 1954 oe ie Siem money pel CY | ge laying test. when a major witness, Wayneiriver covers one-sixth of the U. S.ition. — But the Russians—judging from had built a bomb—and used it in a sobsel buna aa and ae capital what they've said in the. past|test—equivalent to 15 million tons er atures. IRE RSPR RRR RRR ER about those condi ions—may con-|ot, TNT. The Russians, mo doubt,|©pendiures: | | al i at BEBE BEER ERP ERR ER eee eee sider them completely impossible.jare making them just as-big. | Jp & unanimous Contcrence| es ae i eee a. So there’s a good chance this} By setting out to make the big- 1 aad sanday tated ea , : “s country will go right on testing,|gest possible bomb to kill . the ot ite, nip ee Jed at high: ie LINOLEUM ARMSTRONG . a trying for a clean bomb. most possible people, we seem to i = ve pare a fos th je # | Not all scientists, however,|/have scared the pants off our- nani ig! vivatie es oe Peet RUGS INLAID TILE ® Ss with Lawrence and Teller. |sevies. Now we are hoping for the|M°T°®Sing Bmor! zaliol! cosls.” |) a } ie On May 27 Alvin C. Graves, a|age of the cleafi bomb. ae | 9x12’ $ 95 *.s 9 ¢ a @ scientis at the Los Alamos atomic . es ee It asked the President and Con-||_. ad Rachoct 4 dom re m laboratory, told ‘Congress there) Such a weapon would let us—|8tess to “take cognizance of this| i e ' e 8 can be no such thing as a “com-jand the Russians too, if they had|@dditional burden on the taxpay-|| || —— we pletely clean” H-bomb. it or are interested—kill just as/@Ts of America with a view of/ An You Was You Want! EACH « «| Eisenhower, in the midst of |™2ny people as we want to at any Mleviating” it. a we Ms enthalinem, cold a clean we time. We could get around to an prerees met Eisenhow. ae Rubber ber Tile 7 aches ate Gace # a | bomb — becomes — “complefely [others later. But-they'd have to) t's request tof ® Jom cdocel-otate| Ma We heve whet we ed- Gray — Yellow — Pink ¢ me military in its application, if |W@t their turn. a atceiine ty suaviling Se a “i ~~ Fvertise and no switch- | = Bick 2. Qua =m - & «a you use it on the battlefield, you | We miay be more civilized than ie ts can oan fry ing or gimmicks. We abe will have an effect only so tar |the Russians. For all we know, Comm work the 4 pig Ea. sell whet you went os Rainbow oop Tm | as its blast and heat waves they may be content to go on mak-|Ministration. The President hadj/ "Wy | mach y : tos oa reach.” ing the same old dirty bombs un-|Suggested such a study with an| mg | wen es you went. 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Blue, i? ‘ , brown and sandalwood. 6-12. can Juniors: Broken : am Pgs Sy les 2% / “te $6.95 ar L agecily 3 a if f Pe Oe ‘ * 4 ball team made the Associated Press wire services last ‘week because the Jeweler pitching staff allowed only six hits in hurling 54 scoreless innings@the first_re-| buttal came out of Jackson Prison, _ Wok Fe “The Spectator,” which calls itself “The Nation's - Leading Prison Weekly,” refuted the Jewelers’ record and claimed its own softball team, The Rockets, had a better mark of 59 scoreless innings. - - The ace of the SMP (South Michigan Prison team) at Jackson is Eugene (Whiskey) Hunter, a southpaw who has compiled a 54-7 record in three years. He is also the team’s leading hitter with a .500 average. - Besides, “according-te-“The Spectator,” the Rockets play all the top Class A softball teams in Michigan, and one of their victories was a 2-0 win over Shaw’s June 2nd. x * * Anyone care to spend some time there to watch the Rockets? There’s no charge! : CONFUSED BY THE LANGUAGE If you're taking in the Horse Show this week at the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club, don’t let the terminology ' get you down. - If you hear about the “rat catcher,” it’s not a man who traps rodents, hut the informal riding attire of the contestants. Don’t let “hunting pink” fool you. It’s not pink, but red, and it describes the red coats of the riders who have earned them in hunting per- formances. ; * x * , “Stock” doesn't refer to the animals, but to the| white necktie used in the formal riding attire; and “ambler” isn’t the horse which strolls in last, but the mother of a thoroughbred; the “ground man” isn’t a farmer, but one of the men who doesn’t ride a horse; and the “hunting hack” isn’t a writer looking for a job, but a hunting horse without martingale in a walk or trot. a x *« * The show goes on through Sunday. No horse show dictionary is really needed to watch this spectacular event. : POLO RANGERS START TO STIR Jack Ivory’s recreation area in White Lake Township is getting quite a play by picnickers and pony riders on the 140 acres. ".2 | & 7 Ivory has started his Ranger team working out on incompleted polo fields and he hopes to have some polo activity going by August. _ J There’s a chance Ivory will hear plans of a polo league, representative of area communities, including — Pontiac, Rochester, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills and a couple of others if enough players can be gath- ered up. Many of his old polo players are now work at Roy’s Ranch. Ivory has also decided to sell the Ranger clubhouse at Eight Mile and Lahser and. give more attention to completing the present site. x This area could be the polo Capital of Michigan with a little stimulus. ~ C Nosed Out, by Thomas, 3-2 Pontiac Jets Lose Another’ Thomas Die & Stamping scored three runs in the Ist inning, then|at Wisner Field. fought off the rallying Pontiac Jéts} It was Thomas’ 2nd. of with a brilliant 7th-inning defen-|the season and the 3rd straight set- sive maneuver for a 32 City ‘When .Shaw’s, Pontiac’s Class A championship soft- out: BUNNING’S AIDE — Ray Boone didn’t. get back too soon for the Tigers, but he returned after a layoff to help Jim Bun- ning gain his 8th victory yester- day over Wasliington, Boone rapped a single and double in crucial spots to drive in two runs ‘as the Tigers took a 4-1 decision from the Senators, up the greatest numbers. i‘ A total of 59 pros and amateurs/ciose THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, from the Wolverine State, out of the 170 entries, will be shooting for the coveted title which ranks among the top four tournament crowns in the country. * * * Champions from al} of the lead-| ing PGA tournaments of the tour thus far will be out to get a slice! of the $25,000 purse plus a pack- | land's cup team in October is Present leaders with more than yer, Art Wall, Jack Burke and Tommy Bolt are others high in totals, * * * Burke, however, withdrew from the Western because of the hand JUNE 27, 1957 yder | Bolt is not listed because of failure “| The tourney climaxes three hec- jend, which is 60 miles to the north to submit entry, Sam Snead, hoping. to make the team, is in 12th place and needs to pick up some points in this. tourney, : tic weeks in which Detroit has been the center of golf activity. . 2 * The National Open at Toledo, just 60 miles to the south of De- troit, and the Flint Open last week- of the Motor City has kept the area filled with the greatest names in golf ranks. ‘Wetem Open FORTY-NINE’ been purse However, from past history, de- fending champions rarely have re- to Plum Hollow, where he was|Championship,. The other of wie peated in the Western Open. Ralph ,Guidahl was the only one to ever win it three times, in 1936, 1937 and 1938. : * * * It-won't be a surprise if another “unknown” walks off with the honors at Plum’ Hollow, © Dick age of points which could earn injury he suffered in the Open’ and lL SP ad < : 2. - * who went into the season with a reputation for -lacking stamina, lanky Jim Bunning is setting the world on fire. x * * The 25-year-old righthander, a bullpen worker early in the sea- son, marked up his eighth victory of the season by pitching the. De- troit Tigers over the Washington Senators 4-1 here last night. He held the Senators to six hits, *s triple and a sacrifice ifly, to strengthen his bid for the starting role in the All-Star game at St. Louis July 9. * * * Bunning, who went into the game with an enviable 1.35 earned run a¥erage and came out with an 8-2 won-lost record, has shrugged off reports that he would be the starting pitcher Bunning Wins Sth With Boone's Hits WASHINGTON « — For a guy |giving up the only run on Julio| for the American League All- Stars. “I've got a three-day fishing trip planned,” he said. But Yankee manager Casey Stengel, who will guide the Amer- sican League All-Stars, may have other plans. He's called Bunning the most improved pitcher in the American League this season. Bunning joined the Tigers late last season from their class AAA Charleston farm club. Working | a theory that he didn't have’ the {stamina to go all the way — won five and Jost one. kneecap, led the Detroit attack with a double and a single in four trips, batting in two of the Tiger runs. , mostly in relief — because of the). Mayer did it at Toledo, and Paul Harney did it at Flint; but as is the case.in every tour nament, the ranks of the old pros. Twenty-three tourneys have been held on the PGA circuit thus far this year, and 17 different cham- pions have been produced. x * * Winningest man js veteran Jim- 1949-50, Walter Hagen did it in 1926-27,. Willie Anderson did it in 1908-08 and Jimmy Barnes accom- plished the feat in , 1917-19. (No 4948-tourney becatuse-of the war.) Of the Michigan contingent, Pontiac's Gene Bone is hoping the course will be as good to him as it has been im the past. Bone tied the course record of 64 in July of last year when he won the runnerup position at Plum my Demaret, who “comes home” Ed Furgol in his threesome. TIME FOR CHANGE — Wally Burkemo of Franklin Hills decid- ed to put on a better pair of cleated shoes when he saw the soaked Plum Hollow course this morning before teeing off in the Western Open. Burkemo’s tee-off time was 11:30 a. m. with Jack Fleck and Hollow in the State Assistant Pro's Snead won-it twice in a row in . Hollow. 1:30 a.m. Walter Hanzlik, Livonia; : Lula, Monroe; Pete 146 5 A server ¢ = Arbor: | 746 a.m, uk, Ana i Tommy Shannon, Or Lake; and ‘Henry Timbrook, Col i se Tagg og 2 - mond, Toledo. 8:18 a.m. John Dalrymple, St . es; Hans Merrell, dore, Ohio; and Jack 3 Bea Moge- rg 11:30 Sas Demaret, 30 a.m. Lake, M. Y¥.; Dow Chick Harbert, Northville 11:38 a.m. Al Besselink, Gros x. 1:30 p.m. Wally Burkemo, Hills; Jack Fleck, Rochester; cae Ed Furgol, St. Andrews, :90 p.m. Doug Pord, Mahopse, N.Y 3:00 Dm. viike Fetchick, BM N Hi. and Jay Hebert, Sanford, *Amateur. Pontiae Press Phete Milford Nine Rolls. , fo Sth Straight Win A “whopping” half game re- mained the difference between Ist Stebbs, who won first game since last season with the help of rabbit's feet in the hands of fans last weck, was the loser. He now has a 1-12 record fgr the season. ~The teams close their three- game series today. DETROIT WASHINGTON . ,ABRE ABRRA Kuenn ss 58 0 @ Bollinges 40 1 Boros 3b 4 © 1 Runnels Ib 4 0 0 Tuttle cf 4 © 0 Blevers if 4o01 Kalinerf 4 2 1 Lemon 4¢06 Boone ib 4 1.2 Beoquerib 41 1 | Wilson ¢ 4 0 © Berberetc 3 6 2 if 3 1 2 A-Ramos ooo°0 daxwelllf 1 © 8 Snyder2b © 0 0 Samford % 4 6 3 Thrn’bry cf 1 0 .¥) ingp 3 @ @ Bridges?» 2 0 1) B-C'riny ¢ 1-0 0 Strobbsp 2 0 H Caee 88 Hyde p 0 6 0) Totals 3% 4 8 Totals ww 1 ‘| ith. | a Ane out for Bridges in Titi. Plied out for Byerly in. 8th. | Detratt a sse-vserusveens gab 008 310-4 Belling. ‘RBi—Throneberry, Boone and 2nd‘ place. in the American League today with Chicago retain- ing its lead on the basis.of a 75 triumph over Boston which offset at 3-1 defeat of Cleveland by the 2nd place Yankees. Detroit rallied to beat Washing- ton 41 and Baltimore nipped Kansas City 1-0 in the other AL tests yesterday, Connie Johnson won out over Arnold Portocarrero in a double three-hitter at Balti- more. ts eS It was the third consecutive shutout by the Orioles’ : pi tching Staff in winning six. of the last Kucks is with Bob Grim’s relief help in the ninth. Bob Lemon lost it, losing a shut- out in the fifth and going wild in a. two-run eighth as the Indians’ winning string ended at four. Jim Wilson won his eighth for the’ White Sox, but needed Chisox Maintain Slim Lead, Orioles Rolling homered z F Z i : iff eH a iis reillil rf : i i + # iF § | al eZ ¢ and errors by the host Rochester Milford, and Larry LaForge hurled 5-hitters. : Sunday's games: Berkley at mingham; Rochester at Clawson, Pistons: Name Publicist i straight to Chicago. A walk, a hit batsman and sin- ; ; : Pontiac Press Phote I sills mn al Seles, oP Oe on ind Caock Monn’, cuntey | _ CHIPPING AWAY — Lakepointe Country Club pro, John Dal- |Boons, Lelt—Devvott “6; Weshingion «| | teree rans for Thomas in the | ™™Ple, former Keego: Harbor High School sports star, practices |?" aige 3. fo- Tin eis: Byerly ist stanza, Jim Addis settled | 5°me chipping in preparation for the Western Open slated to start # Fae —- R-ER— Benning down, to pitch shutout ball the | today at Plum Hollow. His tee-off. was 9:38 a. m. in this morn- |W—punning (#-2); L—stobbs. (1-12). | rest way for the Jets, but ing’s first round. we oy SY “ee Hurley, Umont. jtwo rans ° 4th frame, then! ¢ nd og 4|made their tie the score in| ¢ the 7th, Ben Roberson, attempting . e Ou Cam to come home from 3rd on an out- px Géid fy, was cat. down at the plate 3 * game’s final out. ‘By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (points of the Phillies, battered|second time this season Newk en thea Rages thea ngerary That “hot” National Ls Irewektys 13-9, leaving the Dodgers/has given up three in a row. The| only|Pemmant race of last year s|in fifth, two games behind — and/praves bagged it with six in the fia Nagy Se oe a eighth off Clem Labine nde 3-4 it’s on fl Pittsburgh - cellar : : J vamne| 898, with no less than six teams|doublehente: veri ter Chicago| Mathews fad two home runs good .m,|Scrapping and no more than’ 10\Cubs, winning 155 to plik the| jee ur ete wen cet uence _- , {Percentage points--separating the! Bruins back to eighth before a 55|uieut’tictery ne ey 25% p 2 on ‘ 12:30 p.m. der the Curt Simmons got! Pittsburgh’s Dee Fondy, who pease oS Soha ey pad = ES Regen, T Gok shy of the: , handing Lindy Mc-|face by a thrown ball last week, as a fourth defeat. Rookie | broke a l-all tie “weg meet et ae sug e 5 “ih” on ‘th . nt oot aerate | | for Hit Total Scoreboard Lacks Digits Redlegs’ Equipment Downtown Store “tl 8 P. M. a ote NY 339 _W. Huron (Drive-In) FE 4-3813 % THAT WAY OUT — Umpire. John anes shows Cleveland manager Kerby Farrell the way. " uled that Gil McDougal of the Yankees forced off the field after Farrell went out to protest a. call in which Al Smith was called out. Stevens throwing for the double play. Smith at second and then dropped the ball in - » Show Pace Quickens ote * os rae ey “ ae terrifie . SAVINGS © TODAY ! You'll make. Y 1957 J&R BROOKLURE SHP DELUXE J&R REGULAR PRICE... .. $189.95 Comparable Price of Nationally Next Brands.. . $233.00. TRADE-IN BAKER’S & [ine TAG |petent observers as some of the ibest medium dressage seen any- | where in the country. And the win- Iner was a popular one, : Slim Chuck Grant of Bloomfield Hills Icompiled a point total of 549, rid- ling his smooth-working Shining Gold. The near-perfect response ot the graceful éntanal in seb bril- liant riding by Grant brought a lOrioles Sign Detroiter ity Lauds ‘Dressage Day’ There are 20 events set for to- day, 19 for “the show goes on, weather or not. A little rain will not stop us.” Wednesday's summaries, in or- der of finish: BALTIMORE — Pitcher Mil- ton Pappas of Detroit has signed a non-bonus Major League con- and is scheduled to report here today. x * Pappas, an 18-year-old right-|, hander, graduated from Cooley High School in Detroit, June 20: At Cooley, he had a 7-0 record this season with 66 pnora in Signings Give 6 Now Under Contract DETROIT, w — The Detroit _|Lions signed tackle Ken “Russell ype Renins Gosh cot Deen Bitle lec. of American International and fullback. James Herman to 1957 contracts today. * * * ! ui *F 4 3 ¢ é z i E i : 8 f ¥ ‘ ‘ae ‘ i i : r a . ay ge ati é z Friday. Show officials said this morning yo aren Fee (Priar Tuck). Mra, Hi (Hans Im Glueck) ; Grant tract with the Baltimore Orioles, | (yere cn Wiss ‘Crawford, Lowry Mix ford tries to take another step up| the welterweight ladder tonight when he meets Pat Lowry of Toledo in a 10-round outdoor bout open cenaniery or ‘a om Sample les Grant Mrs. uitation medal class — won hree-day-dressage — won »; La enstain. Bt. mas, On’ Geo (Shining Gold); James Jones, Prince). SAGINAW @ — Mickey Craw- General Manager Nick Kerbawy emage—won Said, the three ‘bring to 16 the 3 number of rookies ‘under contract (Pree "weexeng); erie for the ing The th Sempleiwere scheduled to be on hand if a 1 p.m., with the Ist race at 2:30, Honochick. May Undergo Kidney Operation Today League on today for a kidney ailment. X-rays were taken at Sacred Heart Hospital here yesterday, and doctors said they showed a CALVERT DIST. CO., NLY.C. ‘at Veteran Memorial Stadium. 4 heads agree: Calvert tastes better Nothing finer in ONLY "17 DOWN -"12 A MONTH No better motor built...at any price! 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THURSDAY, sox 27, 1957 ious, Grace Stil in NCAA _Press) | a= won the first three holes and shedalist Warren Simmons ‘ot Syra-. handed champion Harry sheminkc never faltered. _ He three-putted| Cuse Who ‘set a” course record” “offer ‘ot-Fiorida~State~-who~-fell--to-——-—-->—— . won by the day's big- = g the first hole for’ an Me 1B beteco, tho inagon |, MERE tem by the day's hie eagle but settled for a birdie. ot Ernie George of Sa® |ion’s Stan Binion, and Garret went Grace wen bis match’ trem | “°° #*, 4 ond 3. {up in 19 holes to defeat Ron Bob Goetz of Oklahoma A&M, : Another loser was national lett-| Loaneti of Stanford. rated one of the better players * in the tournament. ‘The Notre Dame ace was beliind by one _ | COLORADO. SPRINGS — maining .32-man field in the igh annual, NCAA golf championships _ will be paired to eight after to- _Tday’s “two rounds, which should produce a number of darkhorse * \favorites. i i ¢-* The natural match: today was be- | jtween the champion and runner- “jup te the 1%5 NCAA meet. Pur- suas gulag tw Ge 180 koe but he birdied it with a %-foot putt and then birdied the 19th hole due's “Joe Campbell, a 21-year-old) Walker Cup selection, was) while Goetz took a par. matched against John Garrett of} For 18 holes Grace fired 36-34 Rice, the player he beat 4 and 3: —70 while Goetz had 37-34—71 for the college title two years! e * ago. | The tourney which ends Saturday, Both players from Michigan, | ‘took its toll in other close match-} | Tom Watrous of Royal Oak and les. Among the victims was co- Joe Grace of Southfield Town- ship, .stayed in contention with couple good rounds. Watrous, University of Detroit\ \W/jn ; ; golf captain,. defeated Bernie Mag.| Win i in] Innings _ nussen of Stanford 2 and 2, and A dropped throw on a routine Shaw's Gets 9th Shutout; Elks Shade Stadium, 4-3 | played one of his best rounds. —_— grounder that would have ended The freckle-faced son of Oakland the inning enabled Harry Dearborn! Foes of Shaw’s Jewelers returiell ‘Gingéliville scored four times in Hills Country Club pro Al Wat-'to score all the way from 2nd with|/ to the shutout column after a two-|the Ist inning, then watched the, ; \the winning run of a 6-5 victory game vacation and revived Elks|lead evaporate into a 6-4 triumph’ A W Fini h \for last place Weldon Thrifty over Se depute microns cual Awad = tiie Aicax Uae 4 te M- waukee Braves (left) receives a silver bat and the award from Na- tional League Warren Giles for being the batting champ 0 ees 328. Error Gives Weldon No. 810 triumphed again in men ‘stor North Side Auto ote Gidley Electric last night in 1) innings. City League softball attractions A ra 4 Tmt ” h Wednesday night at Beaudette er ; | The win move rifty,,” whic Park, |, Tenight's games: At "Beausetie— Hi hi in District |was held scoreless for nine innings | t * ‘ 'Pontiac Police vs, Dostal Foundry, g after a 5-run ‘Ist, one-half game 'T p.m., and Oxbow. Pavilion vs. laway from climbing Out of the| League-leading Shaw's won its|Ricbard’s Tavern, 8:30; at North, ; Two area women finished in the ar stars in the Water- | barrel llth decision jn 12 starts, blanking Side—Pontiac Select-A-Drmk vs. top seven as Mrs. Susie LeClair ee Parca League tilt Sere Sood. Handyskele Bicmar Inn 2-0, behind the two-hit! prive-In Cleaners,. 7, p.m., and: ‘of Ann Arbor won her 3rd straight Jerry Walsh and losing hurler Ario Af mer Veto) M paige) Peradl e a teal pocweae tnnive. Birmingham, 8:30.) women’s district medal play cham- Fesher with a total of seven for| and the 3rd for Mazur. Two runs st ‘ : me coe = 3 é ploaship lhe ee Gaozk : . @) on two hits in the 2nd inning were Mare r and Whites Grant ond Bud)” — od ~ < | =e > + QUTING ee = 2 000 00-5 11 4! 1! a to — Bicmar’s Lynus. \eteaium + me ae Mrs, ae clinched top honors Gait’, (feo ene eee C18 6 ‘ JUG |Eins ‘sro -. a {oy 2 with a final round 81 to give her ‘Plesher sad Dear.” Junks and Cord “} 4 * * * , | womnaene and Steck; uiller, Hili anda 54-hole total of 3%. — over, —_ a Stadium inn collected 10 hits payers toe 0 0-2 1 _Par- against the combined offerings ° "fqn 900 x—2 8 2) ampion Sally of Ed’ Miller and Don Hill, but ‘Thresher acd Liddy; Mora and Pol- i Serceangerts _ as | | atio 108 2 5 | for 4th at 253, us Aone o—4 3 4| er to top Mrs. LeClair on the “ — | =n ee eee | early test after completing her studies at Michigan State, Miss still bewed to the Elks #3. Stan. | San. Hester's Sth-inning single drove (North Side ... 003 im the winning run off Ed Mc- ORS estas’ ond Gan Galante; Manus, who gave up only four tin and Galpin. Wickman. safeties. Hill was credited with | Sey Tribe Drops Robinson | Sharp defends her Michigay tite * | duly 15-19 at Orchard Lakes Micki Mora hurled a dazzling) CLEVELAND # — The Cleve-| Country Club. ; one-hit shutout at North Side as land Indians have dropped Eddie! Mrs, J. G. Israel of Bloomfield the Commerce Theater girls de- Robinson from the roster to make Hills ranked 3rd in the district! feated the West Side Merchants room for first baseman Joe Al-/tournament with 250.-Mrs. S,W 20, for their 5th straight victory.,tobelli, . Nunneley of Forest. Lake had 278. Slabs | Reinforced Sinbs—Wide Range of Sizes. Immediate pe Fibergins insu 5 lated. 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THURSDAY, JUNE 27, att e: Quality for @ Level for Level’ Grade fer Gra these tires/ pre- est value. | while Flam went five gruelling sets sent the | vi USET WINNER — Howard (Howdie) Miller, class in a strong field. Event is judged on all- It.year-old' Rochester rider, yesterday took his around ability of horse and rider, in bot mount, eager “‘Fianigan,” to victory in the sage and jumping. Howard will be in .action day's event at the Detroit Horse Show at ~ again tonight in the “fault and out Bloonifield Open ‘Hunt club. Miller, shown above _ event, and also on Friday in the tough profes. | on “Flanigan won the USET equitation meda} _ sional horsemen's trophy class. Pi a ol 96 Lady Golfers ‘Afier National Title / Women Vie in Open MAMARONECK, WN. Y. Toa '—jand.56 amatours started down helio advance and deem't try to pic ‘winning scores, finally settled on a 72-hole total “in the low 290s.” “J just try to play par—that is}- to beat it,” said long-driving: .. to Wohlfei for a/ | == = ra — We will’ give YOUR CAR WILL Bf See. aS ee ee ee — * Aa meni the batting leadership in the City’ “ traps may be the deciding amateurs, ittle Mar- | Baseball League. Averages are factor, but it's @ course where you lene Stewart Streit of Canada, who. based on 14 times at bat. can get a good score if you play|wre the U.S. Women's Amateur Both ‘players are hitting at «|e! seid _detenting champion, jchamplonchio last Sul, deo, mow 500 clip. Thomas has Open Golf Champion TRUNKS. | _ Other Fabrics to $26.95 SWIM $] 95 MASKS.. => , cae SWIM.. $295 |] Short-Sleeved, Open-Weave Shirts | sehen I Skip-dents, lenos, spaced mesh... all the FROM I COOLEST numbers in shirtdom ¢ are here! § 50 | if i] Many have convertible collars. 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The| The check had been drawn by! bank found the man’s account low,|“John D, Cochran.” called him and discovered the check was forged. roaming far above here mapping TACOMA, Wash. w — Police and studying areas with potential here don’t blame the pees for the) power many: times that which is| grudge. being harnessed, ri “I'll show this man my* signa- 20 families, a fopd store for every| ture in its finest form, when eg '62, an apparel store for every 326 i Su-|and a one ated me every 602 in / Presiding. perior Judge John D. Cochran. the V. S$. A check for $192 and a few odd Expert Defends Their Use Speed Traps’ Aid Safety world. marks. “By RAY ASHWORTH possibility of arrest any time he we ow ot ‘Director, Traffic Institute, commits a ‘violation, he is far For exaniple, the five genera- * “Wouldn’t you know I'd get caught in some speed trap,” he ment — complained to his wife that night. ‘dents could be prevented if there "I wish the cops would spend their|were enough police patrolling the time catching real crooks for a/streets in marked cars? pe The unfortunate fact, as we have |begins to apologize: George's alderman agreed: discovered through studies, is that} “We're carving out about three tors to be installed will be the) the great value largest ones man has ever at Each will The gigantic generators will be But what- about the other argu- housed in an ultra-modern, under- that violations and acci- ground powerhouse being ~ hewn where Jack Liddle, the lanky easy- - believe the police should cates the effect upon law observance of| million cubic yards of rock for, . : trol car is limited extending themselves to conspicuous patrol- 2 P2' s house, which I'm afraid is only It would ent violations bout 600 feet ahead and 800 feet beter they eccar.” behind. Beyond this “halo zone” Summed up, their attitude is: = Therefore to carry out such'ect had a few thousand more “Speed ning — radar, unmarked | 8 plan would require a fantastic| yards, I'm told. But this is far from the end | unfair, and create ill will merely| to provide easy revenue through | fines. On the ether hand, having | the police plainly visible at all) a would prevent reckless driv- | * * * Let’s examine these arguments. | First, what is a speed trap? Legal-| ly, entrapment means to induce a person to break a law, so that evi-, dence of lawbreaking can be ob-| tained and an arrest made. This is unconstitutional; no court will ac-'f- the posted speed limit, was he | somehow tricked into breaking the | law? Did the officer induce him in| havior from a vantage-point where | he would not be interfering with it? | — ar | Take the case of a driver who runs through a red light — after he is sure thére are no police around. 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BROWN Honeymoon in Chicago det Oo —— Dorothea Co WOODS. — at a lombatto Wed The couple is honeymooning in 'Chicago and will go to Indianapolis where the bridegroom will be sta- Altar r HLisbon Is Destination i ‘Adi Hf ites afi I tioned as a lieutenant in the army. Rural Mail Route to Serve Milford WASHINGTON — A rural deliv- ery route will be extended to pro- wide better mail service for resi- derits of Windhurst road, Milford, William a oT 4 -MR. and MRS. DAVID C. FEIGHT __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, ontinues| = Northville Rite Read in Methodist’ Church on Saturday WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—In a 2 p.m. service on Saturday, at the First Methodist Church in North- ville, Carol Ann York became the bride of David Clark Feight. The bride, given in marriage "by her tather, wore a gown of Chantilly lace with sequins and seed pearls. She carried a white orchid with satin streamers. Attending as matron of honor was Carol Lee Segnitz, with Joan Andrews and Sharon Mathewson as bridesmaids. * Best man was-Bob Freed of Five Miners work- and newsmen—as the miners rushed to their families, had waited 3 ‘iworkers heard * in Cave - In|: Rescued After 14 Hours er through a vein of coal. The first two attempts with the the second boring, 180 feet deep, voices, ~ * ® Two more 21-foot bit sections were rolled in by hand ahd mounted on the machine for ‘the third boring. Civil Defense Class to Graduate Tonight | WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —At 8 tonight 68 persons will graduate from Civil] Defense classes at Dub- lin Community Center. Speaker will be Lewis Jarrendt, Oakland Oakland County Civil Defense Di- rector, The classes were held in first freshments served. New ‘ appoint- ments to the staff will be made. Kiss in the Dark. ‘Warrants: High. Bond vs. A kiss in the dark. warranted a $10,000 bond, according to Munici- auger failed when it hit rock. On|™ “Northville with Richard and Keith Feight as ushers. Honorary ush- B, Feight of Belleville. Orion Township School Census Totals'4,949 ATERFORD , |Billie Joyce. Inbel, ‘daughter F § Ei fe i i i 5 z= F i Hf + BF 1957 . a ? meeting. Pictured, (I-r) are: Al Secunda, general chairman; Rich- To Decide on Charter, Officials Wixom Will Vo Tuck, Those elected will assume office only if the charter is approved by Should the charter be z ne 5 Matron of honor was Mrs. Leslie Wallace of Detroit while Scharla Rasmussen of Mariette, cousin of the bridegroom attended as brides-| Newlyweds to Make Home in Marlette maid.| Junior bridesmaid was Paulette Appel of Mariette, sister of the bride. Another sisfer, Me- linda, was the flower girl. Plan ‘Real Cool’ Day * * * James Polewach of Sandusky at- tended the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Frued of Lake Orion, as best man. Seating the 300 guests were John Leonard of New Shipments of Salk Vaccine a t. — Albert Priestaps to Mark 50 Years 2. rae: ALBERT PRIESTAP With Open House| ‘their | State to Relay 147,000 Doses; Officials Deny ‘Pressure’ Charge es te July 1 5 make a voter eligible for the char- ter election. oe i R : in! i ry na g P Be i i . E 8 £ F . Southwest Unit: Ending Event First Girls Day Canip Held at Proud Lake; Director Mrs. Huber: : HFT leeetet a ‘7 = Pa ee ee, Fe ae or ae eters: See es EE pe f 2 - fo, 3 : gi i a aay | DE a Re eg _ ee aches es “—" ok ~ = dine at cieaaininie Anas iecin =_THE. PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, JUNE B27 108 eae ee wa Calls Argument ‘fin Miller Case a ee on Supreme Court Act/ EVERYBODY'S GOING! With Watkins Contempt DETROIT "|" WASHINGTON ' — US. Dist. HORSE SHOW Jsxci oc called up for argument today a motion asking reversal of play- Judge's. Move Based } ‘HUNTSVILLE, Ala. So far|whorm? F.. McLaughlin |this qithan the 10-year-old feud between Missile Controversy Wrapped in Mystery By BEM PRICE . the court-martial of Col. John C. Nickerson Jr, has raised more questions than it has. answered. ‘There apparently -is- more. to seemingly disjointed trial the Army, Navy and. Air Force over roles and missions. «x * * : wanted to save the program for ercaedioda! rangé ballistic missile ‘|\(RBM) for the. Army. From The colonel said before the trial day, there were strong hints that the testimony was going to flip the lid on the Pentagon jn Wash- ington and give the public\its first 1e-glimpse -of- a titanic. beltind-the-| now scenes struggle for control of the development of the 1,300-mile in- missile program. What’s Behind Nickerson’ S Trial? On the opening day of the trial suddenly dropped and he,’ in turn, pleaded guilty to trying|15 accusations that he was lax in ithe handling of secret documents. conviction) -With . -Nickerson’s there remained only the introduc- motives— evidence .which might ash-\ineline the court to lenience—be-' fore sentencing. This is going on Yesterday the prosecution degen a seemingly peculiar ques- tion and left it hanging in the Bob Thomas Says: Cost Long Lake Risod wright Arthur Miller’s conviction BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. [°F Contempt of Congress June. 25 through 30 McLaughlin convicted Miller) Ay $ May 31 on two charges growing ALL DAY 18 out of. Miller's refusal. toanswer a congressional committee's ques- tions about past acquaintances : a who had been Communists. Miller, ‘ NOW SERVING 41, is the husband of screen star Marilyn Monroe. The Miller motion is based on ithe Supreme Court's decision June 17 reversing the contempt of Con- gress conviction of John T. Wat- @ LUNCHEON ¢ DINING ROOM OPEN * kins, a labor organizer of Rock iL A.M. ll P.M. Island, Tl. Miller’s chief counsel Josepli L. Business Men's: Lunch Rauh Jr. said in the motion that the Watkins ruling “fits the Miller icase even more clearly than it fits the Watkins case in which it was rendered,” START 11 AM. . @ SERVING e But Asst. U.S. Atty. William LIQUORS AND EXCELLENT | Hitz disagreed and announced he FOOD — STEAKS — CHOPS | °Uld oppose the motion. HOLLYWOOD \—Act your age, Joel McCrea advises his fellow leading men of the veteran cate- gory. . Aging Actor Can't Play Role of Dashing Youngster Joel has been a screen lumi- nary for more his earnihg power shows no sign of diminishing. Part of this is due Attack Speeders * * * “We are going to distinguish the facts in the Watkins case from the Miller case,” Hitz said. Both men were convicted of con- tempt for refusing to answer ques- tions put to them by subcommit- SEAFOODS — FOWL PUBLIC DINING WITH A CLUB ATMOSPHERE JIM ROBBINS’ tees of the House Committee on Sylvan Glen Golf Course ‘Un-American Activities. Dining Room and Bar Track Star Willie Hollie Held as Army Deserter -| DETROIT — Track star Willie iLee Hollie, 23, was held by mili- tary police at Ft .Wayne here read on charges of deserting the! Hollie was arrested by FBI ‘agents yesterday as he stood on a) downtown Detroit street corner. | | The five-year Army veteran was | M laccused by agents of deserting ifrom Ft. Lewis, Wash., last March 6 shortly before he was to go BETWEEN 18 & 19 MILE ROADS ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN in 1955, Hollie set a in Connecticut Conviction Means Loss of Driving Privileges in State Campaign HARTFORD, Conn., (INS) — DON’T SPEED, CONVICTION MEANS LOSS OF LICENSE. Motorists entering Connecticut on any of 34 main highways pass this grim “welcoming” sign and as they let up on the accelerator — the traffic death toll comes down. x « * The seven word warning sums lup the effective campaign against speed, the nation’s number one highway killer, being waged by Connecticut's 47-year-old demo- cratic governor, Abraham Ribicoff. ically: “The great mass of motor- THE ~ DIAMONDS | ” Recording Stars of “Ll ow ” SAT. seein — | FRED NETTING GORGE. | FRI. & SAT. WALLED LAKE _ CASINO BALLROOM Phone MArket 4-1881 J AMES —— Public Service. Body ‘Approves Edison Sale. Despite the political objections |to the program, it has been over- lwhelmingly successful, and traffic === i to the force of his own personal-| ity and acting skill. But it’s. also the result of careful planning. He is one of Hollywood’s wisest heads on career matters. * * * “T think actors of my vintage make a mistake in trying to ap- pear much younger than they are,”’ he observed, ‘‘Let's face it— we're getting up there. But that doesn’t mean we have to quit. * * * ‘We can stay in business as long as we don't try to fool anyone. It’s a mistake to attempt playing passionate love scenes with a girl who is young enough to be- your daughter—or to try to impersonate a dashing hero in his 20s or 30s. “You, only call people’s atten- tion to the fact that you're no longer a kid.” Joel's views coincide with a poll by Extension Magazine, a Catho- lic monthly with a youthful read- ership. A high percentage of those polled declared Hollywood’s ma- ture stars should either retire or cut out the love stuff. * * * Joel himself confessed that he had thought of retiring. * * * “Buring the war, I did some touring to entertain the troops,” “I ran into a lot of air. * * * Asst. Prosecutor Charles H. Taylor, an Army captain, asked Houses Change Color Overnight 200 Residents Variety of Solutions From Experts RUTHERFORD, N. J. iP—Ex- perts have offered widely differ- ing solutions to the dilemma fac-| ing some 200 residents whose; homes mysteriously changed color overnight. -The homeowners awoke Tues- day morning to find that some prank of nature had painted part or, all of their white houses an unwelcome shade of brown. They tion of evidence concerning his; Hear | \ {Firemen to Mark Homes ‘lof Crippled, Invalids WASHINGTON, N. C. (@®-Vol- unteer firemen here plan to put little amber reflectors above the Dr. Wernher von Braun, a former German and one of the foremost missile experts in the world, if he, men will knew right away that, knew that Erik Bergaust, manag-|the holse contains a person un- ing editor of the magazine Mis- able to move. himself, siles & Rockets, planned a trip to Bussia,. s — J Montreal is knot Von Braun, seemingly puzzied,|!argest French - shook his hea dand replied “No.””|thé world. at the gocent ~% city in Bergaust, Norwegian-born and ert now a naturalized citizen, is one| = UIUIUUNNNNINIINNUNNNINNIUE of the men to whom Nickerson = mailed some secret -decuments. Von Braun described him as a friend. * * * As the Nickerson trial enters its) third day, there are hints, rumors, ‘reports or what have you, that Nickerson may expose the inter- nal struggle for control, or aboli- tion of the ABMA, when he takes the stand. This is problematical. Two days before his arrest Jan. 2, Nicker- son told a friend that he was giv- ihg up his fight ‘because he was getting-no support from the Army —so the. friend says. * * * The Nickerson trial at this mo- ment seems to have noreal focus- ing point, but still there is the feeling that there is more going on, than meets the eye. | One hard vital question which the trial is raising, intentionally lor not: Is someone playing fast ‘and loose with the whole missile program and, if so, who? VM Hi Fi and Phone TMi mmm ing the houses predicted that the paint would change back to its original color when the weather cooled. neer for the Department of Pub- lic Health, offered another, more discouraging theory. Humidity and raim Monday the air into a huge solution, Bar-) rer said, and washed it over the! homes here and in nearby Lynd- hurst and North Arlington. ORBEATED LEAD SULFIDE by an Arlington, Va., o Be EE aeeede = i i & g 4 3 Esas meeps Ragen He ie, gt i t Public health officials. examin-| But Lester Barrer, senior engi-| night turned hydrogen sulfide in| JOE’S | | oes FAMOUS SPAGHETTI HOUSE V I C S AND PIZZERIA AIR CONDITIONED 1028 WEST HURON ST. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH paneinienanitinna ese ferns an Plenty of Free Parking . i fii iii | ff 3 : . ( E Est ck My i E at a slower and safer pace. LANSING @ — The Michigan} BLUE SKY ste . gl Yo) \hal.t: | DR Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 YE-IN. EU re North of Telegraph Rd. FE 5-4500 cae, in nena on & desert + Hse MD ANU x FIRST-RUN SHOWING * at Y our Butterfield Theaters PHONE FEOFRAL 2-485) SQAKLAND MODERNLY AIR CONDITIONED roon Feeture at: 1 100-3 :00-5:05-7 :20-9:30 P. M. ROCK HUDSON Soman OF VALUE” CO-FEATU RE TODAY and FRI. EAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK 2150 Opdyke Road bd me f * ee Bs Be, >. 2 4 _. fos + “8 . ¢ 1 MEEXINA 2 LASCE 3 SETT 4 LYQIUTA 5 ZALANYE 6 GHETWi 7 ROE 6°27 esterday's answer: Cluck, featHer, ¥ rooSter. “India Animal Lovers Hit Monkey Exports ’ lagainst the ‘“‘mass killing of monk- - }parently resulted from -something ' jright to exploit them for medical ~ tpurposes.”” Most of the exported THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY, JUNE 27. 10st t N DONALD DUCK ° 3 eys” there, : Exporters of the animals were blamed for their death, which ap- the monkeys were fed, Denouncing the “brutal’’ practice of export- ing monkeys for research uses, Mr. Arundale said “‘we have no monkeys are sent to America. eee A grammar school for disabled boys will be opened at Alton, Eng- land. , 4 *¥ EGAD/ I'VE WEARIED OF TRYING « — ee a © 197 by NEA Service, Ine. TM. Mag. US. Pat. OFF. _ BOARDING HOUSE _ is il WE'LL HAVE TON JUST SOHE J LIST HIMIN 4 DON'T STALL . THE TOP TRAFFIC KZ BRACKET OF ¥ ALL THE WAY Yy HITCHHIKERS FOR THINK- ING OFA RED)! QUISITINE , ‘ as Mp _0E LUKE WA = 6-29 BACK TO Go SOME IN= )~7 GENDARME . “THEY MAY GET A PEW OF OUR 00Ow’ OUT OUR WAY nt Wie te KEEPIN’ HERE FER JUST SUCH AN EMERGENCY AS ‘THIS/ I MAN- AGED TO GET INTO ‘TH’ BATH- I WAS QUESTIONED, MARK... WE HAS WO CASE Noanst WAS WODLDIOT BE? LOE]! SPENT TRE GAOLE DAN A] UST AOD ERFICIEIOCR GOH > |] | BREATHING DOWD CY * | oa g, I'm going to be @ victim in a first cae ay 4 : he | ( 1% 7 2a ( ee im! \ ih 4. Sa i is nel \ ea? a ap YON'T IT EXCITING ABOUT )-| | RAMILY WHO HAVE LOOKING UP OUR GONE BEFORE U5,’ FAMILY “TREE, . SUE ? N vy ov et XJ eS 1B “e P } REtiiiy . ice 2 ee, cate eee i 9 cS ey btag ~~ Seealiniaemenenataieaaeen, saendetintd Ad-adae a = yaad Pvies, aay * - Winer Situation A ae | Nes Bet Rother pea to NAACP Sch to Dil Sy GC HLJ BARAGA. = tebe: 3 St ngs fybine. te ree = x SOlONS Hit on Civil Right) 20m », sossnie o ust rare Teen Co. wil eric 7 \ a Produce ‘using {Merrimac St., pleaded guilty when| torway Dr., Pontiac, will attend|over to dial operation Friday after’ a ~ ° IX accused of shoplifting $19 worth the annual American Collectors AS-| ost 50 years as @ cratk sy \ DETROIT of clothing from a Baldwin Ave-| DETROIT ‘@-Walter P. Reu-!suggested that Vice President sociation, Inc., convention in Chi- = \ The follow! nue variety store, atki paid a $10|ther says “the people in Congress/Nixon “address public meetings cago July 3-5. tem. The upper peninsula firm @~—An. wi wershlein oon ~ stock/fine instead of two days in jail/have been on the longest Sitdown/in the heart of the South” in sup- Meddaugh will take charge of/@5 founded in 1908 and serves : Ciiccally’ grown produce of @ —"The before |Sttike in America—80 long years’’| port of NAACP. He also called on 5 subscribers in Baraga, Pelkie and winter wheat situation 1S|fancy grades only, prought to the Par- et in Cerne gers pareegeed betste in not enacting full civil rights|the attorney general to bring test the gathering on the morning of ‘ = approaching a critical stag jets Kisrcis "by" growers was a/M Judge Maurice E. Fin- July 4 to lead it in group singing. | Alston renewed buying which hodsted| paces TussDAy weit to the downside. |negan. see suits on behalf of the NAACP. |i: is a member of the group's wheat futures around a cent\al, -®0'T? om moved narrowly,| “We think it is about time for| Reuther declared “the problem ioard of airertors T Sandwiches wochdh, ot tales ty cunty board atifeesr atid —_— small fractions with few| Four Tewns Church, Coeley|them to terminate the sitdown of civil rights in the United States) asty ‘ trade dealings today \ VEG sai’ MISC. ssues changing as much as a point Lake Rd. Penny a June 29:| strike,” the United Auto Workers|is an international issue.” He Sealtest ice Cream Ke : : Nei Soe Home cooke® foods. 5:20 p. m. told the convention of the|call@d it “the key issue in the Hens Were Busy : ane + chs Topped. ‘ Motors, mail orders and radio-| ; —AdV./ National Assn. for the Advance-| world.” Popular Prices Thus wheat renewed its upward) Roe? 4, Bo, 4, 400, were firm. Oils, air- a ment of Colored People last night.) Half the world’s population, he) WASHINGTON—The nation pro-| RIKER. FOUNTAIN: climb after a setback of just one|3.00 dos... % NO 1100-1 ‘lcrafts and. utilities drifted to the * il Hal x © * rag ek rod ayaa or 2d he 60,800,000 eggs in 1956, at Bldg. Lobby day, Corn and oats held fairy", com, ot, Simao 4, te crafts, and utiles Seifoa is walkain Fails to Halt ‘We need the courage to tell/and he added, “They are asking|record high. Steels, steady and showed little change) Pils No, 1, -401.00 doz behs, Kohirabi. railg were mixed, 3 both political parties they should, us, ‘How do you square your noble early in the session. 11, 1.50-1.40 dend ‘bohe.“Oslone, Green. The eat ok wi Western 0 n Start be ashamed of their shoddy ef-|professions with ugly practices in Coron (ach? Soybeans startéd fairly firm in|No. 1. ‘bo100 GeV Ree: Parsley, Root has oe Sort “the opening pe : fortson civil rights,” he said. {the civil rights field?'” buying which apparently was a/ NG, },,1-%0-1.50 doz. \behs. F NOL] wiecks were cleared away the In a speech before a mass meet- ; >, carryover from yesterday's laie|Ib. ba " Radishes, Red, . Legg yt : slowed. There By BRUNO L. KEARNS ing in the Henry and Edse] Ford N.Y.C. Will | hs Wo. 1.10 ‘ rate of turpover her pi the N.T.C. Wi Remode rally, but prices soon moved down- z . pressure evident Sports Editor, Pontiac Press | Auditorium, Reut r pledged wad Me-80 doe Paes qe Rekn 10: pein of the list, aed , support of ‘the UAW’s 1%. million Elkhart-Jackson Line #0 Squash, Italien, No. 1, — The S4th annual Western Open| members to help the NAACP ob- Near bei ye ne first hou xe 3 ee oe x. Steels \golf tournament, hampered by con-|tain civil rights for Negroes in the|. THREE RIVERS w — W. H. style wheat % tol = Ne 1 itis eek — ups. |against the background of antici-\tinuous rain, got under way this) South. Hinderer, assistant superintendent oa July $2.10%;, 0 ran i ERE, Sethe Xo; ,2. , 1.0.139|pated higher prices ers — d with) morning at Plum Hollow. Reuther told the weplenting of the New York Central Railroad higher to % lower, july Natl No. 1, 126-175. SL rte No. 1, a drop in the price of Pasedband Bob Keller ot Royal Oak turned!crowd, “we are with you all the/System’s north-central district an- Cans eitet Wachenad to %6 Mahan Be BRT TOL IS Cr ieee | eee ree er akeat wenite 2 Sat sobger round with way until victory ours.” . [nounced plane Wodesaley al : : of Ed Wy- mode Elkhart July 66%; tye was % to % higher, me Tr ce AND ALAD GREENS: En-|up a fraction, an easier tone was =< i. Oe tee barby i. ee eae son, Mich. freight line to handle : July $1.24; — vat % lower 1 50-3100" Ag dastesa” Biba. Ne. o ae Ot Ss. Steel, Bethlehem came”in with a 36-35—T1. they Joss Tey Joseph L. Raul Jr. national-t"ains eapable of speeds of up tol = to 4 higher, July 43.34%; and lard! 0% 1 "3.do-3.80 bu Leviuc ad, No. we ne backed & Dick Whiting of Birmingham and|vice chairman of Americans for 60 m.p.h. P was seven cents a hundred pounds PRE a bu. Lettuce, aaa. No. 1. 9 serd Dick Jay of Southfield, playing in| Democratic Action. The project is part of a 20-mil- $13.05. ioallees es 136 ihe ee ap ape aap . cutting sear une production be- the same threesome, were unhappy x * for the tailroatt’s naeth-cevstrel dis- : ; u ee Ee Eee Pee Se cause of the drop*in zinc prices. jwith t their game and withdrew aft-; Rauh drew applause with his trict. The new line is expected to t $25 te $500 on Signature, Furniture er Car coe — Anaconda was steady. Homestake ¢T nine holes. C. E. Hendrickson,/declaration that the White House be completed by December. It Grajn Prices eee an ne lensed the other member of the party,|should throw its weight behind! -° 0. Eikhart, White Pigeon, Con- 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC y CHICAGO, June 27 (AP) — Chicago . * 2 _|covers ’ igeon, © : = Federal 2-0249 seo ¢ mercantile exchange butter steady: re- went on alone and @‘ot a 77. the pera: to Mess fe or stantine, Three Rivers, Centerville, ee Saeneens te eae yon a CRICAGO, June 3 (AP)—Open toy. |eeenee + eae preva, af kiis:| New York Stocks States to put the NAACP out of|Colon. Union City, Tekonosh, Hom- Looms made 10 residents of oil sereundiog oars : pal 90,B S62; 89 © 99; care 90 B 87; 80 ¢ idiste ‘Sbecatilg: @aatsibiioas -35—60 eae er, Concord and Jackson. ss jy eevee 2.00% diy eoteneree 66* ri about steady: receipts Lelaed i i Map <..0-:0. 2.13% Sep ........ + 67 5 . 86 Rauh proposed that President Dee ‘guar 17% — toe * +44 Ms cent, lower: Bi Send or ter A mA aie hs 82 iEslsey “Hav aod Eisenhower “use his great in- First synthetic dye fo commer- fed teveedes poh mn ——— 139% poon i: “airties 21s; checks 25 ae Aitie Chal i” $37 Kimb Clk ; a. fluence to call for an end to the ml importance was produced in Dec vo ceoss 2108 Sep viesess. 1.25. | "ODE Tecetpte ihe Pree bam om hy Ererer sens ga attacks upon the NAACP.” He!1 May voces ot ue se DETROIT EGGS es) ales OO J Lip Mek : 104 , May c++ 133 | DETROIT, June 27 (AP)—Eggs, f.0.b.|Am Cyan ... 85.4 Lorkh Aire ..41 | pa OIG tod lathe 13.15| Detroit. eases included, federal-state|Am Gas & Ei. 361 Loew's |. 188 Dee viii... 35 Sep ...... 13.60/"Wnites: Grade A jumbo 43-45; Pare de) Mosere 1 14 Yocliard . + I Oct ........ 13.82 avg. 44 large 38-30: wid. av ;|Am N Gas ,. 85.1 Lou & Nash . 96/1 Boog Bele ne ee eee A eet, od eral be Grin a font, Ayan ee Ae fee ee ove rge *$e4 Merrch & 8 . 19.2 Detroit Bank Adds |< ixsersn seth vies iaeat Arce. oo RE Him Ma et Pick Allen C. Ingle : ju ge - Y F 33; m 28. Armst C . 22 Minn P&L oy Comment: Market steady, Trade ts/Ate - 33.6 3 = oo ae te waa, HE Meetie. 2/tq Head State JPs ew ig 0 ate and dealers are attempting to pre-|Aveo Mf . 64 Motor - 383 = Balt & Oh .. 40.6 Motorom ..... Sy eg tn wae, AE EEO quan C. tle of Faring Fairfax -* iscanane = i taken in 2 20-22 cents are clearing fair- S | oe et - 7 Net Datry “ 33 today was elected president of the} bans : = Bohn Alum . 224 Nat Gyps .... 417 Michigan Justices of the Peace , been named board of di- - Nat Lead ...128 rectors of the ‘Detroit Bank and CHICAGO POTATOES Borgen a. a NY ge" Asan. meeting x poem ae 3 WAYS TO BUY: HEADQUARTERS for F ANS ‘Trest Company. cig: Areas 2, irnck 8: total US. ship pit ss gh Nota ave... 38 ligan State University engineering 1—CASH. 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. He is automo-| ments 696; su very light; demand {AGIOS bt pf (ong -saraahls ie rr 1.25 weekly! tive vice presi, |mossrate at steady; No Brun Balke .. 616 Nor Pac... |professor, at the head of the jus- | 2—LAYAWAY. es low as $1. ly WI N DOW - dent of Chrysler ite, supple imera Gemand moderate: BS peek oo" SE Sem tag be ces, SOUP Ga ie WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS = . $ 9 3 s ; ne conv Corporation and/ fornia Long Whites 3 38-3.08; Calitormia Caney’. tae face aad Other officers named today in- PE FRIDAY IGHTS a member of the|Tound reds 3.65-3.75. aoe FOO a Leal) Lo Bale ied George E. Wicklund, Ink- | corpore- Carrier Cp ... 388 Param Pict -. 35-1ster, executive chairman; Harold! ° 9:00 g tion's board of Poult Cote, asst: toa Pareto... Bei anderson, Reed- City, first vice| ‘Til 9: on sot ro Seng Bt peak fame egg Hany a Newberg grad- D gy 21 Oy ees paid Cprveler ...:: 183 Pleo snot $6.2 second vice president; Raymond rar er eae Yee Te en a Yet Je Je Se Te ee, ee ee wated from the) .PUUing {.o b. Detroit fc for No. 1 qual-|Gities Sve... as prays D ---- 34 iTotte Jr., Ingham County, third WE SELL WHAT : Unie of By eral ste sa ERY ~ Bt Fae te” HS eps, Alba We Fit Quality, Grade 9 Specia urchase Heavy hens 10-22; light type 12-14; (Climax Mo'.": 68.8 nul” Pet... 48 WE ADVERTISE! ! , = Renee canes Sit ey Sites Sivas ce) Pees Scene ; ) : = Solg Palm .... 42.6 : , . . ne i ——re NEWBERG Chrysler = since|tp* ** Series aia Sol'ara Ali abs Pullman a we About 200 association members Nationally Known — TH 1935, serving as chief engineer of| Comment: Ma steady 00 Comw fd ..... 38: my (ON 7! $7y)are attending the three-day conven- 's engine! tively lant» and clearing readiiy [C22 Edison .:. 417 Rody “isti''”: $42 \tion which concludes tomorrow 3-Pc. Cast Iron plant in World War II, president|te * seed d. Ordinary to poor Eonsum Pw... 43.4 ROE, Drag --- QO Sie eee wla\iioNie WO ee 808 of Airtemp and president of Dodge | (acct ainetatna “emer “Onera Cc be Rt (sti O16 Boze a. basl of Artemp and pres Sie, Sete gig nies aan Ret By ase © \Ghostly Burglar Colored pon, ne en lcceeee St Sycetay ante feet Gee ad pear: Bt y Burg : | : _ 335 5 pape Sorerpdnet bog. owt, MC 3 Robs Three Men 52 GALLON ) * «8 : ma , ooo 8 OS Roeb .. 28.6) 2 5 ; i Dividends Ciers yostereny’ 6.000 ‘Ib aman erica 3" ghell od... at in Locked House ELECTRIC Teles lent hens 13-15%: oa Foosters a: Be | ease rH : 713! under 4% Ib. 25-25%2; [Du Pont ......182 Socony ..... . 586! Oakland County sheriff's depu- : DETROIT ®—The Parke, Davis over ais fo. 27-3: Plymouth rocks 90%: [Rect Air L'c-. 384 Bou Pac =... 428] ng titccea ata toni ae 3 caer @urecty | Geieadl Sider (af Seep it tery Bo: Bilin for 2 ghost — or at least af ONLY 3-PC. WHITE Rad... 61 Cal .. 58.8 burglar who behaves like a : | 45 cents a share, payable July Livestock rie RN ....:: 10 Sta ou ind" $27] ‘Three men had more than $1,100 | 31, 1957, to stockholders of record Raise hace 12.2 aba bd Ob BP : SSeistolen yesterday in a house wih, | |/ SA 2 2 oP. duly 8, 1957. DETROIT i --s00 93.3 Stevens, JP .. 23 | al) the doors locked and the win- Hogy—Galable 400. Moderately active. pood Mach ... 6 Stud-Pack ... 148 or : Mede to Sell for $219.95 STATE OF the Pre-|putebars 380 te mostly te MES. Ne ilfrech Tra... 18,6 SUR OL: By ° REG. $134.50 VALUE oa elon COUntY Of Oaklands and 160-240 Ib. butchers 19.76-20.00; |Gen ‘Sl 06 BNin & Go 1.333] ‘The victims of the ghostly visit in tke matter - gon-| mixed No. | and 3 190-330 lhe. 90.2 i oti laen = Os Bi Pa ... 40.3 16500 Bell- Includes 8-ft. tub, rech bertn snd. cleost ee 0R-| vo. 2 and 3 Ibs. 18.50-19.75; most | Gen ve O14 Co °.. 69.6) Were Daniel Bourdas, We We \urse you te or Chuse Noe i898. (No. 3 200-400 Ibe. 1675-11.80; ‘mixed /Gen Pas .-. 482 To sul ... 274) creek Rd., Livonia; Allen Welch, cmeene : : a 160-180 ibs, 17.75-18/75; mixed |Gen Motors .. 42.2 yortron 2...” 13.7 ’ Te W. and Betty Joe Thomp-|/ Freese , "1305-400 Ib. sows 16.80-17.00; (Gen Shoe .., 253 TestroD.-.-- 20) ge, park St., Lincoln Park, and oon. hed : No. 2 and 3 400-000 Ibs. 13.80-1475;|Gen Tel ..,. 41 >, Be COMPLETE WITH ! k R Bear 8390 Epworth Petition having been filed in canes abd pense 1100-5650. Gen Time... 22.4 fimk © Beer 5 Charles Kuhns, ALL A-GR E Court alleging, that the present, where. /"'CaitleGalable 600. Fed steers, andiGen Tire :.. 82 Transamer .. 37 | St» Detrolt. GRAD children ere unknown, and the said higher; sows fully steady: bulls, stseay: |Goodrich '".\. 84 Driereq'=.':: 33°] The trio had visited the home riTTines Hae ee eee tnat voaid children |Chale® , fed steers, mainly $7 Oe eelGrck Paige. 14 9m Carbide --11 lop Albert A. Atkins, 1677 Park-| should be placed under te Juraciton 107 tea aloes S40, ment eoea,ce|Qt He, << $44 Son air tia. at4| view Dr., West Bloomfield Town. name of the State | showing standa hound .. 16.6 Unit Aire ... 67-4) sn5, on Cass j elias fw a fray tied eating, mui, fae Steck ad ga OAL Be" STS" a5 Salta, “Atkin was not at home COLORED BATH SETS be held st the County Service estes we Motes, heifers 22-60-42.35;|Holiand PF .!! it Ug Lines .... 30-1] they left their clothes in the house Includes tub, wash, basin Sa te (Howse Annex, 1200-B utility cows, 1490-18.80; | canners eand Homesth «38 OB en ot se jand went skiing. These tanks ary complete a ee od “a $9995 County, on the pth day of July,/mercial bulls 16.90-18.00. Cent ..... 619 JB Tob ..... py i tory warranty. Edison approv A.D. 161, at nine o'clock in the fore-| "Calves Te Sicedy: choice and Indore ay’: $B eet Ue Tu iet) When they ra ee nad (| Now twice as much hot water! fg ane Ag ene meg | A Sy y and stenderd|Infand @ti ... 683 Wests El ..... #47; was missing $1,058, hak “ze beng fnprescsl to ‘make persanel|15.00-20.00. Tnepir Oop". $4 white, Mot": $04] Jost $23 and Kuhns $60, us. smear: copy one week previous to said hearing , Jume 27 (AP)—@alable hogs |ry¢ “Virea@ Youns 8 & W 313 locked and deputies say it is peinfods and cirutateg ty, suid County, 1.08; gv 38 Souty ‘round 2 lowet Int Paper. 10n's oe, Ged ..1ite| unlikely” that anyone en with WHITE TUBS Witness, the Honorable Arthur E.i0n scights over 240 Ib.; sows fully 25/5 #2 Gerdner 43 (through the windows, leaving the ENAMEL of Jung AD, 107s woone, |is002n00; tew lots early 30.35; few ousipin uy Sha aaneembet Pres) _ | without their ghost. * Counant. 3-Unit Kitchen : cre wese 1. VaBeass: Bno. |are va 130, head. > Ho. 1:2 ib, 20; Indust Rails Wun stocks! $ Rerees Comper ae WALL 9 Compartment 21x32-Inch "F Depuiy Probate yee acme D4 Unch DI D3 e Plates Cement Juvenile Division |260-280 1. 18.78-19.28; . small, volume har i Re oi Bi lj Search Errome : DOUBLE BOWL dune 31, 'St./montly 9 200-310 Be, 1 te iene 1ess-|Prev. day --..-. be ips ee tO ice in : ue : ET undry STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- 16.78; fey ones 1-4 00.385 - i856: | Week, See, cesie ae ine na ie $ 95 SIN K CABINETS = Stain 1 pwd len is Mpslable cattle 2,000; calves 300; om wien as $ a7 #3 ise for Missing Man = : . white enamel] finish. Chrome ays J ess eg matter petition «|slaughter classes active; steers steady to) ioe. eee 20. 72.9 166.0 ; door handles. Attractive styling. | Complete with 2 es gs 5. Se Geass ie: ; few sales 25 nue i ieee bigh .9e3 tet 76.0 181.5 5 Reg. $19.50 Value sturdy stand & Steel enc cr was ue con omen Ce ee firm; stock- vs-seup M40 1262 68.6 1716) ANN ARBOR (INS) — State Po- 95 cst «2 -_Puiition having Deen filed in this|ers and feeders steeey:, Diet Moses Mio sTocks lice detectives and Ann Arbor po- S14 _ Ki he Sie iene et, Sa at ley ie Hearne ce | mei, yg, nut «lle search - *39"| 2 sqqes | sitchen under the ; ' a st Base and Wall cin, ot te people of the ind tigen ene loaees 38.78; tow oe in five ago. Fully Guaranteed engarienes AM SCabinets tn Steck 23 SINK . Wr alichigas, yee are qple ot thelmood and. choice heifers 20.00-22.90;|Allen lve. & Bquip. Co* = 2.7 3/° Meurics Mallion, 26, of Willis, wil be bela, 88 the Santana ‘County 16.00-16.00;, sooness_maa’ oanees '13.00-|Ross Geer ORF ane oes mu 48 . ment samt Service Court House Annex,|14.75: few light canners 11.50 dows:/Q. 1. Ol m Cham, co. a PST fa60 West. Bivd., im the City of Fon-|utilty and commercial pulls 17501829: /Bevssular Ml. Prod. Co> = Cast Iron Speer ae aie a re eee Ge Oy, LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE ae forenoon, "and are hereby com- ; ison Co....s..-13.4 13.4 ranged "te appear personally at cl Sa ern ot cr 10 mang Payee Bede Cost LN Y2-in, Gelvenized $2.73. 11%-in. Galvanized $6.72 SINKS ee, uy aiisk ane do mats peconall Sable 0%, save ceeding soe] "N*M ond ont %4-in! Galvanized $3.58 1¥2-in. Galvanized $7.98 35 and no-|steady in i t NOW ties shall be setved by tien of ajsion. in, resent snd peatings iTat-i800; : 1-inch Galvanized $5.04 2-in. Galvanized $10.71 in ne, Ponting 10 newspaper few to low good 10.00-16.00; Mrs. Michener Dies AND CARRY | Drinhed and treuitea fu said, Coumiy.|and chotee, Spring, Janos, Mt 3 atoore, Judge of, sia ART catylewes scarce; cull to choles 3.60-6.00 ADRIAN ( — Funeral service of Tommie he te rary, this ath day ayes ee ee hacaaggen « " O01 3 * Mrs. Belle Michener, : 4a 4a {nerve copy) Aries of Probate Two Hoist Cylinders former Rep. Batt C- _Mictaoee oo ’ The Store That Values Built y Register, 1 oe . Detroit! sound in his package-laden panel ‘Diver Monday after a long illness. She/ tucy and his identification papers Pale Rta newt PLUMBING | 2nd ‘District representa-| He worked for the Pioneer Cof- i : = poten West Germany jg | ee: \ | PREE “Pel hc of Sol Po ead Pags — Bverrhing i» Phnting Supptee FREE So ~ ne teva ion waren Went Germany weer ET ~ | PHONES: RE 4-1516 chd FE 5-2100 , ! Bea a PARKING | 0 Pg ) ee na ‘$xcr =. 172 S. SAGINAW STREET | “a egy: Wee ge bebe Business Notes eee, es at on Lake. = Mrs, i Kolins, : Shores, said her companion on the cruise was Richard Keihl, 38, of East D i : : i 4 A strong hint that the British government knows what Crabb was doing, and why he: was doing it, when he dived. inte Portsmouth Harbor near visiting Soviet war- ships 14 months. ago was given yesterday by his lawyer. * " rE ti leet if Woman | Frog man’s Adventure | nLake | Continues to Intrigue (INS)—Al-!days after a group of Soviet sub- marines passed through the Eng- lish Channel. Also significant, said the |: pathologist's Express, was the report that the had been immersed for “at least six months.” _Such a report, the Express point- ed out, ‘did not prove the corpse had been in the water 14 months, the length of time the retired lieutenant commander had been “The lawyer, A. W. Geddes, asked | ~ : : ( may have working for the U.S. Secret Deadline for Cutting Gold said only about 30 per cent of the lots have been cut to date. The City Commission an Were Queen Elizabeth, Husband in Auto Crash? ee We weegte at iH | THE PONTIAC PI ' * OFF TO CAMP — Crippled children from all parts of Oakland County board the bus in Pontiac for two-weeks of summer camp. Seeing them off is L. C. Magee, president of the Oakland County Crippled Children’s Society, Donations from a || ce: omen i» He a Be | 5 Hey rT i ce sue if tao Gt number of firms and individuals will pay the youngsters’ camp fees. The society contacted special education teachers in all school districts to offer the camp opportunity to the children. Pontiac Man Awarded | Moose Degree of Merit In ceremonies held at the Moose of his many. years of “continued devotion to the philanthropic aims of his fraternity.’ Child City, Moosehart, Dl., last Figure Skaters Know weekend, a Pontiac man, Robert D. Godfrey, 98 S. Edith St., was awarded the Moose Pilgrim De- members from the United States, Canada and Great Britain to re- ceive the degree. Only one of every 10,000 members can become elig- ible for the degree each year. Fraternity officials said received the award in recognition How to Beat the Heat EAST LANSING @ — About 150 amateur figure skaters are ex- pected to take part in the ninth annual Michigan State University summer ice session, starting jopportunities, will last eight weeks, with an ice show Aug. 22- 24 climaxing the program. : ILO Expels Delegates From Red Hungary GENEVA ® — Employer and worker delegdtes from Communist Hungary have been expelled by the International Labor Organiza- tion in an aftermath of the U.S. committee report that the Hun- | o0-BoBste ae. * on Rebel Yell. ag “7 3 & q z and might &now * . * z ; E & a Sis . and they hardly could be peeied to produce any battle cries. ft : af Dies in Bridge Leap DETROIT w — John E. Dmy- Donels FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Corton, on-Johns for Funerals” Piane or Motor _ Cemetery Lots Sas Paa We Chast Help Wanted Male 6 Al ert Me } yO Bawail. West | Besta” gmibtionn se zane —Salle_pieose aoumten wo! fur- we in peane —Phone A Siicehen, OR 3 IANCE OR _ 3-7323. BUTCHER ter ¢ pm, Fixture Builders Steady Year-'Round Job ringe Benefits Weightman roducts Ca, Rd. TWP See Bi Franklin P. 2199 ARMINGTON FIRST CLASS TOOL-LATHE HAND Te = aged time. Days preferred. |< oda Industries Inc. . 6 NM. Parke St. | FOR WANT ADS MAN _ON o.. FARM, CALL : DIAL FE 2-8181 real NEEDED AT ONCE en to handle + x * ‘ hihi BH {iH URRY,) sell things < through Classified Ads.) Anything goes! Dial, FE | “ieneet eal ‘N 1 Yn. ‘; } 4 { * ie ale tary in Dra: 349 Judson. GIRL OR WOMAN FOR ‘nsurance -| enced, Phone part INSURANCE GIRL _ | 84, estate no 8| Work Wanted Female 11 TOR EXPERI-| EXPERIENCED BABY SITTER — 5-0655, desires work at her home. FE time. Call WEN & WOMEN, FULL OR PART HOUSEKEEPER FOR HOU S©E- rtised, work, Middleaged, 6% days week. quired Kopty tio bg hand, — Sook ed eee EVELYN EDWARDS _ :VELYN EDWARDS | egaoe mt : g ge E erifir. t ; fs +44 & A : necessary. en! : LI 4-5252, between § a.m. & 3 p.m. AN driving ae yg ot [ca ze sell commercial permeate country. More for home & com om Bis. wa live in. ont. aa WE NEED inDY yom LIORT wi Sg) ae oak me By men mne want .t ect! eae ans Go, home Instructions - 9 Pe 5-300. . Saleen ae ae LEARN TO DRIVE THE SANE WASHING & TRONINGS —- 4 LADY 38-55 WAY AT “SAFEWAY” DRIVER PE 2.3567 ou i ‘Ene RY gue. ban an épening te a} Bus. FE 22263; Res FE 0165| @ iE 7-9087. io ignited gates, Jee 0 call o2 | PIANO LESSONS | #7. Ligier HOUSEWORK, Vic 3829. EXP, CASHIER FOR GROCERY sework, , ‘im person. 1535 Union Lake | _‘roning. 1 child. MA 6.0486. | Curb Girls Ted's has. limited number of | experience hit Must Ee ever ‘int| Records, 2503. W. Maple, Birtas oreee aay én SHIRT OPERATOR 1: $6¢,%58 SgTQOOMARD AT 80. LE. no. Birman cieager ott L & PART time, must be 18 or over. For 5 | STENOGRAPHER - TYPIST Perry.” shift. Apply A&W, a ent ¢ CED PRESSER. OGG/ Some exp. Need 5 required. MI 44208. | —* 379 EB. Pike. ‘| 1D. COOK. ALSO WAITRESS sxe aiteneas FOR DAIRY| Weekends only. Apply in person. . Must be 25 yrs. old or older rtemans inn. a Call FE 2-135 before 4:30 p.m | WrD. interview, : _for tate EXP. HOUSEKEEPER | sem ie Tv. _ayaneblo, OL i-6315 after 142 Wayne se "Pontiac sree fel Commodore, OR 27164 EXP. > ; god. working cond. benefits WAITRESS YEAR-OLD Lk. Ra. joo for diner ; ween 9 & 5 or Pirate ett rah Been aor ~PRESSER. PROS. Magoo ia “Bs Woodward’ Bir ay Martin's. Restaurant. oe ~ Exp, Cashier - Commerce consumers in’ the radius 7 ‘| Manager, Asst. Manager ork Wanted Male 10 miles et Pontiac. Write Pontiac and Experienced 2 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY Press Box 114. S.tesuwdaned kind. PE 40227. YOUNG MEN 18-24 | gmat women’s specialty store. | “7 a ok Wemboaliy = Winm BEFATRG AND CORTRACE Single, free to} Opening September in major : . 5 8.2080 WIRE ape aati Se eek Cone: one ee See bt ay Hg Bostheper, | I BRIGR A BIOOK WORK SS ERCHING AND ¥: ea. Traveling = Sooe! See pons to OME oan, Age, 26. Prefer Ponting ares. OR “Basements chimneys, fireplaces.| TRENCHING A x Hotel Rooseven Priany | other, benefits, Replica: confides | AOTOMATION SERVICE & tial, Write Pontiac Rd Murray. FE “us removed from furniture, FE Meanie week. “ail engtine. PE 16B | “REDUCED RATES te ‘You. Smith AAA TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL. “Airing TE tne Trucks to Rent | Pine Paes (ORE ER ann ton stakes Pontiac Farm and Deldwin & Wat| Industrial Tractor Co. BULLDOZING ‘Thompson Ps Ke BY PHONE Nicholie & Harger Co. |“‘erlor to per cont dine tot each. W, Huron FE 5-819 an byattine 5 days « week. FE . garage Water line, Field tile. : rE i‘ “Hier. ses, Sa aon ET | CEMENT WORK | % basements, DAY CARE Pe ‘Wid. Household | Goods 27 27 FURN. ITURE NEEDED OPEN or | Comer Williams Lake Rd. & M59. ARO a : —— = an | ecto Gaumeeeneener tae ja Cone —F acres of land e gniy bath flat. Stove & refrigerator. . Mis OA 808 Glass *] 230 8. Pontisc Trail. Ph. 25. §-5005. “SHADE TREES “Rent. Lake Cottages 36A|Make ti acon ete Eat * | noms, CRESCENT LAKE. BY ae ones om ‘+l. week or month. k. yard fe, foneet, for qerers- , aha t FR- 5 & Only 3 blocks from Webster a sor tora aoe foe Ar, site TROOPER STATIONED Th ; eck. 3p meg marta of | oY ig on FRANK SHE SHEPARD | . 3 AE rooms. x ee ae 1 +0510. foot d wn. i i : “front Bleeps a, Bost. W eekly Buy Thru Partridge SHLARY EAUPLOYED 3 BEDE. eens jpietienens required Bt £60. Fontes: OR 3 i237 Prefer in elty. MY 3-1422. i RES ROOM, STALL, SHOWER, | FORNIN aSIN ON BEAUTE List Thru Partridge — sy gg WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS entrance, 968. Lake, Lewiston, Mich. room Aes Ls “waiting for" commercial” proper-| _ chard Lake. $oeet 20731. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Coll FB tist before 10 om. ties rma, & Acreage: A phone | VERY DESIRABLE } RM. FIRST | MODERN COTTAGES LAKE CiTt 8 pan. Bi Give you mediate | Seer. Prt, Bate. bem, tren oF | SgODRERN MAple §-7086 St. Michaels Area ‘Share Living Quarters 30 ROY KNAUF Fit, Bene Frankia “Bive. FE | “on sayy molt lake. Beas 6. 10 ies pane 4 hy room siete po VICEMAN'S WIFE wouLD|** ©: Mure st, ., 7 ATERFORD 3 oe Nan * angles. Pvt. ao with Sunken 7 BEDROOM UNPORN. APT, RR. a geod tein beds. 39 piece. beastly pine | = Ad our aaaai to purchase new | i282. $12 weekly. FE $0010 _/ Union Lk. 2603 Union Lk. Rd. EM |S GewtleEMEN IN CLEAN PVT.| room with’ eure I, and contracts | for 7 LARGE ROOM, Ni CELY ranean a | -beme._Close_in. FE 20514. Yindew, farm itchen | Sloe shee te |5 coma Pie PA | ces Pe eT Fe Pata POU) St ere you gell Ask Mahan, & washing, FE 46085. 75 Vir- é x i PVT BATH & ENTR. i down moves you tn. = Se — oe . | em. Beat & ot water furn. i small|? ROOMS PVT. BATH & ENTR| (7. ROOMS. LARGE. $18 PER welcome. OL 34111. desired, 59 Hudson. We have quite a few 3 and MAHAN [atest ce oh Siok Tre |POLGES SW'MEE TE SR| hee 75, oO oso 3 RMS. . BA’ @ * — : . Huron. . ‘ali child welcome. $15 wk. FE|3 ROOMS AND BATH, ALL UTIL-| =, ; and we will show them TS, amon | Fit sic Trovepevese wegat| feist’ eee coven P| yors_W_ Huroe FE 2006/9 RMS. ADULTS. NO DRINEERS,| furs. 4% Beachland off Cass SOL we NTRACTS. After 3 p.m. & Sun. 283 Ra. a com ie teal gentie- d. YanWelt, 4540 a 3 : Sree. men. Er. Auburn Higts, FE 44370, : . -_furn. Prt ent. Call FE 4700. _ | Sijnw- APT. CLEAN — MEN. Child weleome, N, le |? & KITCHENETTE FOR | Also sieeping room, 19 Norton.|136 E. vated $ CASH $ 2 ROOM, M atthe pate ~~ oe. heat & refrig.| FE 23-8000. : 49584 BUYERS SH Se ; from Sows | TRoous, BEDAME PVE MNT. | Stay Gal Pu “esis or FE WE “OPENERS — and 1 child. : READING TIME—I CUP COFFEE Tract , “caouna flor’ tie Rest: tiehts , NO le tite cnigen BRS] $9.200—North Side HAT rz vs MiiWiitemors CALL FE e-soet. cat nies gp We garage, : IVAN W. SCHRAM $13,500—Lake seated ier! B CASH FOR YOUR HOME OR. EQUITY A. Johnson NICHOLIE & HARGER ei ems Retr Realtor 5-8168 -eontracts, Or have same. 8 NEED x Lend Contencts, ye beyere for contracte Mr. Heyden at $01, No: obliga- . ¥. Walton L, HAYDEN, Realtor, SOLD #1 OR NOT SOLD; If your isn't it’ if your property wads WB, da b | iol HOLLYWOOD APTS. 70 Clark st. 2 ROOMS—CLEAN PRIVATE Bote -@ quiet shady street, In Le Seat Sei g : a 2 7aMmt i vin HOUSE. PARTE ae ee 10 miles on : ee IE er eee ee Bo, Clemens off E. Blvd. aa mo. 2 ee oil, yard, C ifoD. § Lk. $85 __Rent Houses Unturn. “i SLICE. OF | HAM “i 5 care, flex- Semfavallabie. ‘Pine Home, 1366 Baid- win Ave. +0018. Hotel Rooms 39 ~ HOTEL AUBURIN Day or Week eg RESORT for ine b yooee Sen,” Richt 412 W. Huron MUL’ capedentl aie werg8.07 mat Wedrocen with-| $9, 000—Walled Lk. Front 1M story, fair beach. 92500 down. ‘|SMITH- WIDEMAN REALTY PE 44526) | DONELSON terrace draperice Norge i f and land- All for less BY ‘BS SUBURBAN than bedrms. up. Pull basem heat. Neat and clean, Huge shed- woods, 2 A Dandy Location For Retired Cou ple Part basement with oil furnace. “Over- a es covered just love price only R4.| 98,900; cash to mortgage. 4-Bedrm. Home On 6 Fertile Acres ent, price YOR BETTER BUYS BEAUTIFUL pend le earnes. won't Stee Pol hog NIC 2- BEDROOM bo Baldwin. rice Lp = in ee mn corner lot, dow- ood a a4 everything. ‘750 with ¢1, ret LOVELY 2 bedroom*on large wooded jot, 2 car garage, many extras. Lake rivileg imaisee a essio eae Arnold Real Estate alti 8g Sal ¥ i i i 3° 3° * i articular Orebas HOME 5 5 7 a 2 REALTY 1068 W. Huron FE 8-407 PE 6-1940 BARGAIN!! 6T. ARE e [. 3 3 ists ight ; ea ee .Trock e Hae Pay: op the north acres ground, la 4 8 oe yg ope > uy, =vet | fe jase iced Dgtter barry. 9 with ferage spacious rooms only $1,500 down. : Fics Tey Sets tts * seaual, ACRES pos Located just west of Waterford | Say ahd beac “Parl = fangs’ Se es ER Ce ee #260 Cooley Lk. Rd, EM 3-6311| {h ougnout "e : ‘estates ince ~ Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge WALLED LAKE MAPLE ROA West of Haggerty, a. real lester, at- : aon. La: . covered e ‘ nets. Near stores, Piant. or will R RE CWICKERSHAM Why pay rent? A 2 bdrm. et work SO: a ome So with ote t0es one DRAYTON: PLAINS 3 roomis. r bedroom ts en enday 2 1 ; rate room. Lge. °° rier comrtatle mecmeni. a gar gee pee Boor pes bedroom ranch, — S. bees emt. 3 gar tiled bathe, pic-| §n4° schools. 1 pins an seeeane’ es 7 separate ance for = mest al en ae $11,908 with terme. WHITE. _ BROS. pone Hay pF ine. e Hwy. Osee Brett “$8 9; Sunday 10 to 8 pay rood zoapevend home on 3 lets. $1,200 dn. Pull price $5,780. . See ate at oe 1648 Union Lake Rd EM 34671 i AG COMPTON & SON 4900 W. OR 31414 rr re Si0se LARGE ncoe & BATH. NEW- | ana ery efficient kite EM _ 3.3303 all-to-wall oe oe ~ aenoe a coer ra Fite Modersistic Ranch Home t Dorothy Snyder Lavender grt ee oy din TRADES "WANTED call OR 36440 ms Lake Ré. & M0, | STOUT S Best.Buys Today HOME—1¥% ACRES eel, off M-15 south of Or- tenville. Reasonable down payment will le, 4 ROOMS & BATA. MODERN ly decorated = k pond loads of SS Sere, S eee boarda, “large ‘bath, a apple trees. Price $6,060. Phone Cet oe a oe 32-0180, = os wy ROCHESTER. 30i_ RED OAK 3] _sa'se0 an Fn tae” 88 on heat, pd glow hg din-|$ RMS. AND BATH DESIRABLE Ph A gray: Baggy fll om ay Gal Fe cy © oomere. Mad, 913,780, Gwner trans, to Cail $400 DOWN Sree. ~ Or offer on this 2 bed- CRESCENT LAKE | Siorced' ar heat. lake. priv SELI. OR TRADE $1, WN — bedrm., Paar ancl emg — home = a —- Completely modern & nice oe =, ster ten te S tater pene| GC He BENGUS. Realtor Requires ae collect: Ortonville NA 17-2815 ‘payable 968 ‘per moot. TOO HOT F. . Wood Co. sar FIND A PLACE TO SWIM, me a zn) Sirpa saat prurea ee ric TO GET END IT ALLY YC vou wean JUST CALL FE 42644 FOR THE ONT HOMES, ON TEST COTTA ct PLAY IT COOL! CALL TODAY WILL TELL tare Bg We ais Established in 1916 a te a = real : A NEY MAKER — Lake fron solid = well established’ eabines 1 . —_. motel & NORTH SIDE ent with living quarters,” plus GI. Resele. & rooms and § room modern e on the bath, full basement, oil fur- great Dixie Highway. Aged own- nace and gas r beater, er wants to retire, sqys sacri- large closets, aluminum fice. Very reasonable price & storms and screens sone terms. Call now for fenced x Owner sac ment, ae at on), Bo appa 130 with | fitse wa w a pa F mente ane —_ 0! . Sa000 ietoae’ uae ® on improved road. surance, ‘e miles n, bus, LA & some trees, An VACANT exceptional ain af 65,250 — Cute, end clean 2, bedroom a ° near sc! Vv well and bus line. in tamil: is down ahd ¢ ee & bath up, oak floors thruout, jm ad ally wooded } full high basement with new 1 bard eo Only a & ducts, separate $1950 down handle. —_ om & storage lock- . ers. ar °. ia Ai $395 DOWN - $16,700 terms. a 3 posconm ue tt aA ~ Itent country tiee on large tp acre parcel ea goed aeed eonasaarein pig tne tl ely ae salt! 7 acres tillabie, email brick. Sarge | 2 th, nang oe thorized $1190 reduction in SMALL FARM price for immediate si Price reduced to $9780 oa only $5,960. = remodeled farm home. 18x19 room, | ATTRACTIVE — 6 Bedroom hom. wit ‘arm = ap oak floors, éeramie beta, ful bath. basement and olheg & oat "et. paved street. This Eegooted 3 get 10 acre par- long at only 612,- . ve 2 ae M. Stout, Realtor bungalow, landscaped a fenced. Eyes, $:30 _ @ people, $8,- MIDDLETON = vovety sUpemar = Rene ont car tae gees: | irre et am cer foe and bem bs = clos. 14,050 terms. — auto. gas fu: KENNEDY GT. bom. ma re rage with 2 ear ga- west sunuREAN | Sera pletely furniched atte’ oi © | 3-Bedroom Suburban Furnage, nie scaped, shaded Jet ehh, 3 cor ge po co heat Sroomes) Only $2,500. down. $08" per on a high iomisoo nee month—HURRY!- ie car ¢ = Leslie R. Middle & hall edtpeted, choo! bus anon Renta | fe Sex Comet sure & E $0003)" See tt, : ORLY ga00 | Giga Are, Cedar YOU CAN'T afford to pay rent pice raed base ee Be ee ete Sl ee et Rosey sed ee | st a) quick bees a hs oe ere ighunles wus cm HURRY. Asphalt Paving Co. er ile LEFT | Sy'stft N 3 car Rat arepate, Tarte, kitchen le Aluminum © ccrvene te: tached ved dri le Large lot Only eeagebeaes a in i 3 i ir vi pip fy shee +, Has » peualitil i Be i E BF fe f oF E s iis F 3a 8 RAY ONEIL, ._ Realtor - FE Snes Ae Oe OP ORO he RT Boe A FEW ONE OER REPO aD EE Fs C83 ag ee eee eee 3 ' ye = ees Se Se ee eee ee set F a € : rie - 2 ee = see : - -o - 3 ae i : re Se - sa ee = = eS e LEP =f zs = Leese ’ ee : Meet Pep ae eo 13h aed A 2 PONTIAC PRESS. _ opHURSDAY, JUNE a, 1057 cance) ea Bice Se Bowes at. or Site Lake Prep. MI. ‘For Sale Acreage 4 aes eet ig _ : igs ape * F 2 For Salé Houses 43 CARNIVAL oe ed Die Turner : iN Lao il ie 3 5 » ; bared streey. tear rs CLAY § AGENCY MUtual_ 44 Res. EM 3-478 M. BRICK, "aries TE loc crlinmediate possession. 6-2613. $15,750-$2,950 DN. | ‘ water sof a phe, Newly refecoraied, water Fire Re brs fitl Desement’ near’ schools and transportation. Owner, Mi 6-148, Ottice FE 2 2.2614 Bre FE 6271! HOME & BUSINESS " see |S A |S alta pete bath. Crestent Gining Toom. nice kitchen, 3 bed- ‘Eris; SPECIAL | SEE. "i Smet i hen —_— : pared ony is ee vilnge fost MODERN 3 NCH 10,950 NS of Pontinc, Seken : , Regen ont obit FE 1 BATHS aS ea : eae ee ie i ' ‘all now. ; ype 12 B: : . es nent Say 24 8. Ra. - ee I NEAR FISHERS “FOR COLORED | down for i have 2 exc . : | ener BY Owner | 3 BEDROOMS —* som eure, with baths, base, tare Lieaaet Sit ft] R. D. RILEY, Broker at ees S| ce Sere ones oe cual our wn betroom ranch oa appron, acre 17x 158 FT Fine tPbed” af. wid ctrowberre’ sna respberty te 1% baths, On hardtop road. wil ayy , . plants. Sterm screens. | ; geqreive cquty fer. C008. Call LIVING ROOM CRAWFORD DAGENCY Tcar garage.” Only $1,000 gown : . . W. Huron st 10 7 ; NICE SIZE KITCHEN |" “Evenings call MY 3-110 AMILY INCOME Newingham | with DINING SPACE | 48 s0six™ 3 Rooms cosers. 4F DOM 7 oil furnace garage, condi eA beat. $1,000)- GOOD TRADE Ist BDRM. 14x9 FT, | Btn eg itty God en om trailer or's low down payment. | 2nd BDRM. 13.4x10 FT. | fing ‘contracts tor sale ~ de R. D. RILEY, ill a Edna 609 Elizabeth onal i ea Aggy EN “eter | 3rd BDRM. 10x9 FT. Rose Ears 0 a rm cist en and me sets in 8-3678) f gEnsoo M, , Back of lot. : ©" Tmagine all this custom ite eth ranch, bine new. $1,408 ra ew ao m ANNETT. H. C. NEWINGHAM [2"¢ quality opt es Py SEEROGM NCOs GakAae. / , eatTet i008: deen. aos eae ee ESS core MERE Barnes, 1% (OF only S05 CEAVING STATE “"T sppose it loks lke an inside Job, huh, Mom?” OFFERS , is ee we, nates’ 5 |, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |inf's.feiegram °F edéa E3003 ___ Phone for Appointment ee bdrm, home, ideal 7 Be “sppreciated. “ghown by ap-| 77 %- Saginaw Bt. oi 6:30 nae couple ans caslen: $500 DOWN . _ location, nice lot, plenty of trees, For Sle Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 Auburn Manor a NW only. FE 4.3393 tions for new service station, lo- Its new and nearly ready to move Floyd Kent Inc. Realtor | sarees. conctete Sovany goiy. | ~~~ ee | Balt ie wares room ranch | ADAMS - ; epportunity. Minimum amount of inio-a 2 bedroom “home in ex- ae tide ¢ By amy gg L ERN 3 BEDRM. HOME| BY OWNER, IN | CHEROKEE active tn 12 kitchen | LARGE LAKEFRONT LOT. VERY For Salo Farms 48| S7eruty., Minimam amouns of See cence irom privtiiees int esl. oe abt tFatere Pin bese | “ct pueseots _ 9,000 down. | Hills, Brick ‘& garage ranch us plus fonia witity ‘room. New | “good beach, good | restrictions. | "OF ~~~| sistance available. Call today, FE Wilgon"Real_Es . oF heater. e v : . nies : beautiful ful Sylvan Make. $1650 full , “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ~ NER | $1200 on. $ LARGE ball Aluminum « storms & screens, ‘Men he fe ~ _Stoters, OR Stase 7 OFM. JOACRE FARM and 10 BUY, TO SELL REALTOR SELL, REALTOR "LOVEL AND | WEST SIDE BXCLUSIVE-< bed- are basement sun| minum. ening patio & water Fee. ON | RR ee Sree cece: | Sanemnenh, one. 3 bearomm, 0d] 30 room brick home with stteched ener Saece, | —eenaner._ 2 Seema. P t quarter ‘acre. Activities room, Damm Oaly chee OSE" terms, | FULLY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT, 2188 Cass Lake Ra, 2 cer games, exseptiomaly baie N. Saginaw. After Income Property Areplace, carpeted living & éin- REALTY. PE ¢essi.| specializing in Pisa, with grow: FE 2-4875 gest OFFERS ving room oie An aares ied | p.m. JESSIE ST. - 3 ta conveniently ing room. Large kitchen. base- | © HOUSTON, ing trade. 3-0685. 1123 W. 9 BEDRC ; North of Auburn large 7 rooms, located to intow! ment, 2'ecar attached garage. . i erp gee oe oe abr tta Pera] yon are, nen cr | ew ences: Dg Tee feta |_ESiepore ie SSO | LR ACR, sya 2 * reom - af lonial & schools . Terms. ! a . ta me area ampie 8 ~ NORTH END 3 bedrm., frame home| many other nice featu Good deat this time of year. tise Bald Mountain Na. off Perry ot.| Siiibe, $3000 down. Pest, Geek. Sasing. Sriran Lake, deer, “pheasant sf 7E Smt bins Som. 8 8 Nice 2 bedroom, bath, fenced on Whitte: . Wall-to-wall WEST SUBURBAN — 3 el alterations Attractive 7 room, sluminum sid- . of Beechiand, off- Cass Ra. = only 34000.00. SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. RISE {ard garden, septuewa | furnace Otfered at $4,000" witn | -Fanch type oe ye Ty edie entee ae eet soe | Zoned Commercial eis | SRCLUDE WaTKIns| °F Bont: Good potential —low rental” New we. down, . basement, cedar ° s, . matin thoroughfare, Lk. : Completely m ‘ VFOR o LORED Prop- "EGO HARBOR ee ek ade Vee oe NO PONTIAC REALTY nome bas 6 rooms, plus fin- era. spacious ti ea room. 2 fire H. PE: HOLMES, INC. es Sia, ‘Well located 1) -m. e. KE boned at wale, on gud xeclient condition. Al- Pisndsceped. s. 2180 | sis ACRES 1 WEAR Be a ey | ES S| DOWN Rca ea | Se RH re Wats Oe tie cet ese] Salcerensares ane feet “LER RE ae 17 vestment at $15,000, terms. > LE. YR. ROUND DU-| operations. excellent woven wire — wegen i ~ (CUCKLER REALTY Now gniy 97,800 with $1,000 Du. Ge win WALLED Le TS. Had Soe tene te modern prick two} mice modern building, 3200 sq. re pe as tor cash. wees R. Irw Awe PAYMENT Suburban Brick Ranch tated. tear bre, & bath each | apartment home in good, condl- 7 far heat good ample — ‘i COLORED FAMILY FE 6-0101 or OR _3-4089) 3 of 3 bedroom starter homes Pacey new } beeroces format) m+ eggunms letely furn.| 1 mile of Red Cedar River trout- me se > pr a uy ru Partridge 4 bedrm. modern home, located with full ee ae Tey cverleoking oid sanctuary.| 2 car art Winter i rg tee! ee agen He tiptoe. appointment, no information over .. List Thru Partridge aoe oe joe. Fun See BARGAIN—$500 DN. Giuce Williams Leke seed end NORTH END — Like new 1s Living room 13222 inehading mest. |¢ only. 63 Vccaigere Ba sot a Whipp phone. Priced for immediate sale. $500 DOWN only. $9,500. Terma. 2 Lanes nome wrod Reed eed Wied a | ee picture ‘window te ‘kitehen | WOL yLE, PRONTAGE. 3) Toe agency. 1110 E. Michigan) WE TRADE AND SELL UNION L AREA N’ = a itches, lots of ¢ and . b bed s, : dining, ay 4 (C 2 bedreow .stsrier home, epper- JERRY E. ADAMS CO. Witt "HELP RESPON- $000 DOWN boards nice. bedrooms, be eed | a Te “pian. om vain =. ACREAGE | 152 WoMurens Pe Fe 1597 tine "ocach payments ely” 6 Open Eves. “til & Sun ites} SIBLE PARTY WITH DN. Cobortanlacution Oak feers. tility room, t's some pane ae Waterfront Rentals | Smt Rutledge, OR 21111. 5% +0009, ae ETS TALK > : ; 4 ROOMS & BATH MODERN Priced at $10,800 with $700 dn.| - tached 2 car garage. $17,-/- Buy Thru Partridge Seay os ene EMBREE .E & EGREGG JIM WRIGHT Mies garden_already _pisated including mortgage costs. 000, mortgage available. Approsimetely 198 ft. of lake Lic Thru Partridge BUSINESS” narnia 3 Tm rsen LADD'S INC. ramiunors, ov Neavrira: | Bloomfield Highlands || Fisef vent Sizer h een EM ait) of EM 34516 -| “Opa EVENTNOS ave UNTIL 8-30 | «208 Dizle Hwy. Drayton, Plains en hae ba eee ee = fented year around. Beautifully 19 or ee bee Forth sot ohn mae hey. $1,000 DOWN eS tow, rage tring room with So sae aoe to echesls. and : beth,” Dasement, rere" avguabie. this bar 2 So. + — om: MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE * room, modern ge a re: ay Beira large weality fo geal og Or vouerms $13,- priced. thas 9 ANDREWs ing tee are $7800 down — $) N room, of rms f : __ Lawson Real Estate| GATEWAYS to| 356 sittie'tierittiats) — Sreanethedeame | | GEORCE BLAIR iiytubres vain | ICE CREAM MFG. ~ B77 E. Avburs, OF 41-1611 OL 1-571 mortgage costs reduction comt at 61.00 | 36 ite mene apres Roris of ‘Ponting wi 4 rota INVESTORS HAPPINESS | ray o'NEIL, Realtor “own. Eres! ORATION Zii0e or Om 3.3687 THINKING OF | {gbiished thls profitable business: . re Sais oar haste are ae 8. Toserage BA oe | R oy Annett Inc. , RETIRING? time it pas been offered for sale. y fi soften -or : ° Prop. : carpeting sutomatic am 1 er eacene mua cnet NORTH SIDE ‘ ; REALTORS For Sale Resort 44A Lovetz a0 20 sere ma po with very feas. down payment, eenl beaut ed fenced let, walking distance to] - NEAR LINCOLN JR. RIOR 20 eure and easily Sai | MBrecque Isto State_Porest scot | pret, County. Ure stream 1 x1 1CHIGAN BUSINESS d ‘will sell or without business. ovonggects bog Hyper g ne ot Se ple D RRI Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 Presque Isle Stat a anne” ee. 3 rm a av’ NESS | ; By_ewner. Otive 1-138 “ND down, lavatory up, besemest, with : electric well, PE 21471. catmemt Gabe bese, =| SALES CORPORATION | ; pinsterea : pa ye gay = “OAKLAS D LAK E com. | ike new heating “4 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE itp “ACRES. EMMETT COUNTY. ; pak barn, iarge Pree et JOHN A. LANDMESSER. BROKER | | AEF: ca teak alanine storms 2 Tecra pe Age | erage, saet SEAUTIFUL COUNTRY WOsmE : t ad Good cabin & hunting sites. Ress. coop ang. other, out build: W613 8. TELEGRAPR RD. | lovely yard, across screens, 1 yr. old, approx. 1| 9259-950 down. IT'S SPICK & WEST SUBURBAN emps e Saas Like _ WEW Cas i os. ‘Terms. _PARK AT OUR PRONT DOOR _ | monthiy — dake privileges, = dis-| SPAN & VACANT. A oe _ — W SUBURBAN lot, center resort area, < M. Real . , to schools. ‘ . h bunting, fi r “KEEGO HARBOR Te Buy-To Se-To Trace | of yesterday. tasted among ‘O¥-| ove of town owner to ensious to| ing: QO si00 Gown. sah month. | -, dw. M. Stout, Realtor Partrid e § room moders on corner tot Suis, ane. “tets ond ences, | sell eng hes price trom} Jerry Morrow, Gladwin (Stelle), "Ogee ives “till 8:30 S teareema,, Uesrment. gas’ beat. N —— eee is livable az room ‘with pictere, winder | Gutatt— HOME 0 At note ACRES, GOOD 19 THE “BIRD” TO SEE cn eeuaion, tee” gaseen. ; pa HF ma Rew} end a eR, ed © Satins sree, Hens i j ' fenced yard, nicely landscaped of] a.c. heating wase-| the ideal home ‘ man. 5-000. Rent Farm Property 48A) BUSY BOAT LIVERY : Bn ey isd ain} REALTY CO. REALTORS ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, LBL “A ba W ce—W ce ; Ses Mise 7 ad oun payment. | FE 2.0263 = sone Lo! seated on| cious Eiichen & bath, Sem ies ub Send your ates or te with shelve tac Sichigan’ Est ee, lakes “is wn pay su e attic would 3 addi! tirement |ome on our new north | | * tel oe a mg “4 NORTH SIDI be do He yg en apes yous tionth bedrooms. wa ent Michigan Land O'Lakes & trails, cot rentals. Large owners a 3 bedroom modern, sbout 2 yrs NEXT DOOR TO BRANC us, with shower, oil heat, we! Stcien at Oe Ga . $45" Indian} home. About 400 ft. on lake. ' close schools & store | —_— ter heater, storms & screens, wall) 4), aT eee om your | _-k. Rd. Lake Mich. . Only nee adn. Buy now Price reauced. to $7,050 with 9400 at @ COMMERCIAL eu to wall ce 5 Goes. AS \et. Low ou varment. EZ! Sale Business Property 49 head. We thin en Gus ae i $12,975 with $2150 de g : ponents : “GEORGE BLAIR” | JOHN K, Pert ar eM | Supaney. Call ue toaay—we have “Johnston & Hubbard um moe kl Mepnllenlipiekskan [ease Dente me GR 38 IRWIN tas fon Diste tches, vAKE ORION __ Pe ere | oulldings now useg as wootvert:| (PACKAGE LIQUOR oy ee : 20 beautiful pine trees, ideal fam- balance like rent, buys ing shop, 229 volt wiring 84 e eo eee Byes. OR 3-1708 or OR_3-3687 oe rs be used for | #728, down. . 187 deep, all for $6600. room, Lovely Setting many topes ot bastanes ® good] fe Wig y as weter heater, For Sale Lots 46 |. = only 1 block from Tel- ae a epee y O.L, RESALE. J #, ful base- PH plastered wails, divid- |. ( I One Acre Pedal —— investment of home. sium. storms i lake 2 W ean ——— business. Available with or w hout meat 1300 down; — menth,| eq basement with Five +, and NI OLIE wining Toom. bedrms., full| OUTSTANDING HOME $17,800 petviens 1 “ag © price 975. ——— ep er er ——— Ra. = or al ‘Titoo "Ga. plus stock. cane Purvmaaes,| savage from tne basement. Lae Si 8 tee Se | ae SES ney eat on we| MACEDAY GARDENS comer Be; sere cere] Ee tim mead? Garden ; ‘trade = . down |” LOTS. CORNER CHAN | joe of mock & marl. two nice Modern home close to shopping | for smaller home ct good trailer. | SYLYAN VILLAGE mace: eee See Deautiful sad well iancveaped lots | “stiyment'& beisnce ieee then rent iva. VE bani, 19 6 Mer-| homes, ovo garages & ower bulla: TAWAS AREA MOTEL 36—fine @ room tram ym ean: pete eae Priced at $12,000 with $2,000 down. | Rom, “witn full, basement, gus Waterford Twp. Sebieet Grebo tek ene of thee tan wae eure wes |g TS pana ard fs pd ce Se haay meet cotretion FURNISHED 4 rooms & beth,| CITY. LARGE FAMILY HOME| est, storms & screens, garage | 0) ttn ® big full] Com bie surrounding homes. | dow. 3 bedrooms with large dou- 5 LARGE LO Lee beautiful units pus’ specions bed and} Two tandeseped pom ~~ pagdr Il, Bew mod-| On Carroll Lake Rd. 1 beck from : ow — a py ‘tivor while down partially Hiatebed | stile. Priced peoqy agree pacing hemp rm — peed rare fa" beth, oil = § lake with priv’ J R Hiltz car gare o. Well landscaped. x" BEDROOM home, full ee Se foe hiving toeme, Se Seed gree, attentive =i eke iene “ga ersommer air Fe eer bate, cares & 1.800 ASH » Ti. cellent grove Senelt ce roertacees ‘ment, recreation room, $13,900.| ate dining room, and very rm 3 nice bed : bea place, lovely bath s c box & lot s _ Realtor Terms. - kitchen, well to wall ni ae eet ene of Me- bath. << Me ae kitchen, two denty sand! 100x143 ft. $2,200 down & per ay etek wood | 1011 W. Huron FE $-6)81 main except rage. e170. }, 200.00 ; ya! pane! e 2 NEARLY MEW 4 room bome,| large stairway also carpeted. Fall ee A seen oe ferme. Bt. foer, y «4 lerge. os. OWNER Sxite PT LOT. a ; WARD E. PARTRIDGE breseeway, 3, car sarage, $4386 | divided basement, garage, mice} U4, 2 attached double. ge- pansion attic, @ home you shou NSFERRED trailer, 317 N. A A-A-A-l INVESTMENT |REALTOR /FE 43581 or, down. garden legated om Bice oot: rage. Excelient lot, 106 x 200— h ‘XK. I see to appreciate, owner leaving TRANS | ESTATE BALE — § LOTS IN } M Sar ESTATE & nostwesers 2 STORY, 2 bedroom heme: Full 500’ with. $2800 to handle. moet wence. Would ite wee) JON ig win = = . We are oft oftering this lovely West Bsc Sap Gree Lake HOME, BUSINESS sore Ruout M. asement. monthly pay- Since 1925 A LAKE BUNGALOW N TILL § STATE INCOME 313 West Huron street $10,500 with $1500 down EVE. CLARK REAL EST Eves. off Baldwin — Five Phone FE 5-947 Eve. PE 5-4846; Possibly smaller down ——— Buy Thru Partridge if ee HAYDEN, Realtor Fr 40602 or FE 44813 e rooms “and a = larger et Coe drapes, List Thru P rid a Smee aie _Lasiiig_ Serve ____ Priced (2.980 with $1,000 dows. ful alumioum ‘sided modern to Pull TAVERN_TOR GALE WE z ITLL minute bungalow, situated er, fenced eautiful knoll with : of Ponting, NA 1m h WILLIAMS-MACEDAY LK. AREA H oromte view of surrounding coun- ton n tor-seliing. itness, ras Right -between both lakes on try, and pri on excellent and TEXACO STATION FOR LEAS! LEASE, lo peer arty eevee tote-100 x | “for that personal interest” ete cme wend - Ra Excellent opp. Gr geun oe 5 RM — ' t. 3) bed- r bim FOR BETTER HOMES bere ranch, Bungalow, mes. rooms. ice “tiving “room. with es nate an Lovely| - WE TRADE, WE SELL zis ‘fo oe after er Wowit LAKE PRIVILEGES scree of land tovshed north of oat én done over. Stainless stee! white frame with breeseway, ot DORRIS & BON REALTORS 4923 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE 8-431! $4,950 — : Sete gy ans — Feo Owner bes moved and. must! Pontiac about ¢ miles from City | sink. | COUBIer FARge And On| ce en te rood | 2-W. Huron FE 187 |, 2oous, 3 BATHS, 2 SCREENED: | LOT IDGL300, G60-ON OLE PARE | Yor this cornet parcel pear | Dull in thie area ip" the ‘past foun sell bis @ room modern } - Jimits, Needs some finishing in- | derful oven. See for yourself. stricted area. on winding road ia rehes, ¢8 ze attached. 3 b+ 3 Maybee Rd. FE 8-282. ke, — blacktop ‘years. Call FE 65-5858. home with basement and oi! side, but an excellent value * GOOD possession. $13,000. fdeai for safety — i MULTIPLE Lastne SERVICE pe sent. How il = 3 “DRIVE road, suitable for hardware OULD YoU A BUSINESS furnace on Indian lake road; only $6050. cal 2 each & SCHOOL air cond, furn. or unfurn. 119 ag Bg 5 oe ee bh beik or service station, of your own, be outside, be vour near Lake Orion. 154 acres load- |. lt St § living room, din- | - Franklin 8t., Traverse City. MA- Nee ET deep, toned C-1. Reasona’ own boss, make C~ money? ed with trees, An. ideal setting | $6650 FULL Sot iy — Near Wood- H L Large spac hee ful kit onan with Colberry ple 5-6072. evening after ie FT. TAGE. BY 200 FT. down payment. Require i.e ri handle, rE for s nice family, excellent; bull Lake, 2 bedroom bunguice mitt) caphearen. Lares vee ->™ or Sat. & : oe on Sashabaw Road. OR 22-7188 after — . Ti, aacerend coy um in HARGER CO Fooms, plenty closets, full bese. Park-H i) ROOM Fi DOUBLE GA- or OR 31000. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor WEST BRANCE oar wg A eeied a 3 Ww. rag Fe sen) RELLY an” oat ROME ark-Momes i gg NN gr ry 71 N. Aopen Eves Til €:307 | Meters 7 room tourist home. Atso ja a fn tiving among wan $4,000 DOWN — Business opportuni- Open ‘Evenings church, Owner, 163 Beach, off N. Cherokee Hills S / q ina. al, fara Over rr ng 12 x is tuchen, “eit furnace and | ty. Lot 100 x 225 zoned commer- ee Perry. . You'll like the advantages of ite. : Owner will reasonable or Fi, - S08 pert close to cchesl ond) clei. ¢ family vel, ol ; see’ nome ens large 00ns00 ; M-59 losetn country Jocation—Rltse: | Fe Dartri consider eanet beene te enter 2) wa fanes cow Owner anxious.to| brings in approx. $218 per month. —— cas ~ grea Lake i mile west of/ \ DUY ru Partridge er Auburn pert of - oe ne eee ee cree ee EAST WILSON* tor the Kiddies, hes. 19x30 09 AWEST OF PONTIAC ae Ra. : List Thru Partridge | _sown payment Pe ssveo.”" a : —You'll LARGE living room, nice size kitchen.| The Choice of Selective e commercial and - Sale Land Contr, 2 wat 4 Ag pepe brick ranch bag eg pecagiebded hh ange NG ov 7, ag 4d = WITH on only 4 blocks from school. This _Only on the rich land of Bi = pace ond Fa deep ‘CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ag A age ed ‘ot. Business & —_ acts 52 2 Fa SaaS Sheed seme: | yenienees ee Be ane MENT pares INTE. ere ealy “2 00) month in. | prog (cir | ad pertectiy for the extreme rear of the lot fs 0g Community atignal’ Bank Bide. property Tre uig’ Ge tees, Poe scheme. x Bicement Heater heater 0 j : | watet evens. Comeing| soe pine. Carpeted livin CELLENT CONDITION. cluding taxes end insurance. these cuaroM Bt RANCH ‘DARBLARE COLONY |= : crepee. rons ~t HOMES. have 3 bedrooms. | basement. Het w and} DARB E E COLONY : st. Pe ul price" on eniy| x 17 rE, i dining, Foe washer £ -AST WILSON WERSTER SCHOOL. 1's to 2% tiled ie . FAMILY dice “ti9, 800 Exclusive & iske priv. an ‘290 with term & dryer. Large beth, built 1n ran. 351 EAST - 81.500 DOWN -—13 bedroom. frame| ROOM or ALTERNATE 4TH IOLMES. BA TRAM mS eet 6 Bt. ae ond 4 seres of] = sa DOWN Om TRADE ' home. Large living room. din- BEDROOM, or FULL BASE. 4992 Dixie Hwy. Rd. % mile north of Com- ( : a A = € call Mr. Lease. SEE tr ONE TODA 7 EN ad ae. INCOME be ee eee gga reo ‘ase sa SS OR 3-1950 _merce Rd. Across com Mareb- Central! peated 1 1 story on T a Ss ® 1... H. BROWN N. Realtor | eet te a meee, th's| 1208130. New grade ‘school and| For Sale Lake Prop. 44) "Buy 1 Th Part jdge store base- A. JOHNSON, Realtor {130 w Huron st. Ph re zaio = 436 EAST WILSON call NOW. Thip will go quick'| sng aak® ounme SEES Mersey Yo bg WA + oP eae 15% DISCOUNT S. Listing Service | §UPER-SHARP 1 BEDRM MILE Shopping. See these new 5-RM. FRAME HOME List Thru Partri purchased as such together 2% DISCOU 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | HOME BASEMENT AND = For action _ For courtesy | models. that fe being complet-| with double lot. 1 block from Car- ALE: : stock and fixtures. © NT q FE 4-2533 eS ee HOYT RE AJ TY $20,900 . stale mag Bathe = go Needs Some started ‘ in. a owner. | wees and png hg many 25% DISCOUNT P ; 7. ie REAL ¥o plete. F rchased Partrid © Bg NALUET. Renton we sMQYT REALTY ig] SGRRRERS otter] Re Down | Sage ee ee RTE) SR erie |B ij 4/ 345 OAKLAND AVE FE 5-0603 —_ PON-TEL. CENTRE LAKE ROA SQUAR ¥. " : . sk For: : B U D moa 20 sem | ee evens ssiuron hg pene xe} TOM Bateman 7 : 10 Acres—7-Rm. Home |@ aA = ee a . sl $1000 DOWN pod gy ek state, weer: Tike Ra Jost north, of Bis ize Ricel J Be a es Pn . aes ; M in today, Modern 2 bed- ly new 4 bedrm. home. | . = % os ore ‘A oo Full t Oakwood Mafor room ranch type home just 's) gonne: ave ae ident tor wae} Setroun Sows, cased | maul A "Benita APPROXIMATELY a eman. tached garage sal ice fun | Romer djtog 1 a | cet cme Tees, tee | ek SUL BENO: LOT Bee | 3 Fis ot PS Lares gt lal aed Re Olf Oakland | | Si ireMeee tl fee torkmeaor er ier] Br Rae we wee) Bll ampsen ‘ we. 2 bedroom, § room home 4 ; : pene ee ORR z beats. pe | ~ $40 month. of fruit] § p.m. e 160 ft. » 9850. . A FINE BRICK INCOME | 31, p. HOLMES NG. gas hot watet, banter ond and berries. ad fet to, sub: | “$6,800 — FULL PRI 19 & 180 ot: “Rorih sid Re aT ft. nests FE cutstanting | tncothe offering 2531 8. Lapeer Rd. FP §-2053 ao eas fins ee am in on cee eet divide. With terme imaginable, 100 x 159 wide. ‘Weeation.| ee cree. Sun. “ = T WE. LAKE is is e temil ‘mm, uae, Pr perty. 3 bedroom) Romar belek agers Frente of 463 —_ every age. tee today. = in top: cond are eel Gia. 9 BDRM.. i { . Sas Famil / Livog i ee i i A aie Pull deaeient, white traie, good west sen ; At Ler ip Convenient - or Fonts || Bg rooms =| Webater: Nok Anat white 3 tooa rented. / gurncne y Seeder noind | 6 ream ashe frame, Saneeiey, bece-| 0 "tod _ {ide in 2 Foome, and ee Pull basement and nd gas Ase ELIE. AREA ah § pedroos ‘edyrtam nome tm beim a6 ” eluded at fonly "p00 dn. " eM down. i Full basement, wag. es a al, » : ; 4 ‘ARD F. PARTRIDGE : =e et : A | r 1 \ EALTOR. (FE 4.3381 GILES REALTY co. ae ; te i i eae = | ‘ ’ Ra. iv a ‘WIN e718 Ww, St; | So RT a eae mv mag | eee S = 4 $ é | fe pe POI AOE er 0 gol Ph spt pe in wecogye ts Matis Haine oo hi = te - { — THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 zB .# + 2 Hematol Goods 97 Po.SvenaeD xen CO. ‘old, will 2 Tey or heifer calf. ARPENED. aod HARDWARE PoRX : reR alee MODEL tere wa Maitresse mart CMa ga rely , SEOs O°» = = ‘designs. “HOOVER . other MODEST MAIDENS By Jay. Alan Oakland, after-| ma ‘prt ates | RIFLE 3008 wht “6GOPIL CARE “er SURPLUS LUMBER & |® into Rian like néw. Call | Riotress and Joe's old Red. MATERIAL SALES CO. | _sfwer $ “Fes. Be SQUIPPED FOR | Rc. Dryden Miche” Mt On 31006 ee (M50) OR 3-7003 | SHEE ahing ne re. OA $-3841. | REGISTERED amniZ ine = 660 Dixie Hwy. = AN AL LATHE, WINTER zoek REELS. FLreEs.| herd. 18 months old, female, good | 7. : were piano, ke new. must sell this TSR. y-0300 “watch dog. $60. OR 33440. ie ae, OENERAL, Witt. FEW CONTRACT, ~ $5,000 BAL- ~ REGISTERED | DACHSHUNDS, 3 PE eas cadens a. ; oe N FA- ents—Sale or Rent les, 2 females & mother. 4390 Norte Bide. Pull oats PT A N VENPORT & cuain. oe —— besutiful 42°’ model, Sleeping Bags — Cots — Stoves eet rE Aaa : cost, - $4,000, BARGAIN DA : transit, Also several Joe's & N Surplus FE 2-0022 SIAMESE KITTENS PEMALE, 36. | © APING Li ct with 96.818 bar swap, 1123 | —rert cond. EM 3-3960._____|, = ean aa vee models at terrific Male, $15, Call between 8 & 7 ‘on $st2t Belre ie -— contra : v Fluorescent, mn. HIGGINS CAMP TRAILER, COM- # nee ance. ‘Becured © by $8,000 bom, Gat ROOM ROLE WILT. ee th prge dow Bouse. . Orchard UB. Ave. Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 | siopicat Fis aEE PET aHOF, | —Po_=e aor. zat site. Ful basement, Your et sROOM ( KOM. Ww fe or ‘your a gun. — LARGE STOCK - OF it Beare ee vere = Hutchinson’ s Annual TREY MS gauity. Cail for eppointmen —— s yt | ork Door’ 490 Ponting ‘Trail, Walled “op, oll, waned mand ‘ond Bin THEY'LL GO OVER WIPE A : ope Bry E. ee au Take, MA ca iia and fill PE ¢6586 after 4G. R.| beng! ¢ Cocker ef Spaniel pups. 57 W. une Discount Sale ‘til 9 Bun. 1 to 5 tite a _Stuert. 45 to select from 3 : -. a! vacan| LIONEL & AMERICAN | pa sieex pint TOP SOIL. +anAiEED POR PUPS, AKC, SIRED OITER — 45-8 wide, sale CENT LAND = art tes 2.7 MP teers gare, . i-A BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL, : ce, $3406 00, eb eo balance $6073. Sell $5000 ses, sei ree NO, a aN . FLYER TRAINS fil)_ sane 8 ereret FE aL Hy eer hse Laat = 28-8 wide, SALE cosh FB F738. Sesh. cellent . $395./ “I cut out the advertisement I wanted on the back page! Authorised factory service ana| 10 A STONE — ce, Eves. EM 3 es ‘ Breck Dirt, is Sand. Gravel. _ Complete line of PONTIAC-DE . ee dk Ei factory parts, Free test SEASONED 6 = CHAIR, DOWN CUSE- < ean tnetors anaivecr a eee numpnrer __FE 21098 | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70) JROITERD — 0,6 10 wide. land contract excellent $10. Walnut cabinet ’ ASKER’ , HURON ST LL DIRT of dollars when you at Hutch- at s Lake. hah, 4“ & 20° wide, #10. Sale Household Goods 57| For Sele Miscellaneous A LVANizED Prep | LIGHT DozIna FILL, DIRT | \y THE ORCHARD GROVE KER-| [f,ccll8rs, aioe aes But due $7,119 — dis- Both usable condition. Mi) ~ % in sf I See a GS GAM as, “| nels. Give your dog s lection of trade-ins ount - C to teas. / : , Ww % in. 21-ft. engine aoponnee 1Te ft. : > 8 te rut , Clean, newly , you 66.602. ATR, 90. BOFA 8's yicte MA GaT Like new. Muster. Ps ey ROT WATER * aAVE puulisine sopety,'C. Cummings FE peace bu mab reeae oe i for reservar | fh fee at" ‘Detrle ‘priees, *praine ter, ag Vac: | ~omP SS AL. + 910.98 Powe TABLE 'T. Boyce FE 2-59 ons - hooner, .34’ American, RAYE OTHER LAND " perenne | Sacrifice 30 Gal. Auto, Ges Heater $54.98 TABLES 15 & UP. 7600 c FOP SotL +3473. 5 Coevy, Meee Oren na cee ; i a wel Moving . &. Must apes Cab. sinks & fittings .... $59.50 _Eltvabeth Lak = . an et a genvena |oroe CATs BOARDED, DOGS . *m 'NEIL- Real R CHEST, RADIO. DRESs- SG, renee. haten: ft. TV | Laundry trays, stand feucets 623 POWER "MOWER. c_CRAPTEMAN 19, Rotgreted an San soees a eee S| Bob Hutchinson RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ing table & Helly woog headboard.| 18", Elee » Retris.. @ cu. ft. SAVE PL rs) reel 3-10987. = reph. Mobile Hc Sales, I 263 8. Telegraph Fd. fot Led 3-1373. PE 2-1061 ‘after’ 30. 172 South w St. piUMeEaE ith 7, AP |*-1 TOP SOIL. BLACE DIRT &| H Grain & F. 71 Obie FiomMes ales, inc. pe Bat 1 —. DRYER. BEST sale OF USED SEWING MA- a a aera aR ACY AL GERE |" Jonson moter, table & oor peat, tit sand, clay & cle ay, Grain eed “nae Highway ~ : canl- la i. . ee eel Sleiey to Lea “Ss chines, si Sia mut reduce item with stainless steel top, ' ry top, 3 throw rugs. OR | A-1 TOR 8 BOIL. BLACK DIRT. PH. 87 rn gn cur. Ee MAY, g R 3.1302 2 P ore tery. “al me AT aut | 0 GALLON WOT WATER MEAT. | _>1936. as straw. deiling MODERN HOUSETRAILERS — 11 (State Licensed Lenders) | ~ For Sale le Clothing 56 Singer. se wing Genter. ina ) oA eg Lh i PLYWOOD SPECIALS |“ TTF SOIL, BLACK DIRT. PH. Se ncnes Rew pa) A. to, 8 S ) & 2 dedems. Low ma LIVINGSTONE SCOUT UMPCnM. aE i. ise squaRE 1 ory AND | DOUBLE 25%’ DISCOUNT ag a pol “clede Oh 06308. =a f Senta Gonsh ihe. 4 W. Lawrence Bt. PE 41538 se fan APTER designs. famous makes, Fo 7 on - 0p wend! on fore 3 ong Ege Se Bizch— dic & Ste oa. ft ‘a bint. 70°80r : ALL Letras Oe MAY, UE will aa = 2 on: : 43.90 | Craceh, ales busted Teoee ae pa | heres. MU 400m WILE PA au. FINANCE CO. pictures, T.Y. ete. All kinds x | Ate Used TVS — Chnseies, Tenis OL Seine Ixi2, white pine boards, A... Ie Ee” STUD SERVICE r. FE 41574 mop oe nemee oa secrifice. Next < Free at; oe 230 8. Paddock 2-914 | Inside lat Sipe. ‘sewer BROWN & eta ten a Registered Tennessee Walking Rent Trailer Space 79 ry Peis a Sa et ee pices BEE ain ES BUY DIRECT | Sse teemeut ites | fete o| afte word's: grand "enipicn | “~~~ Buckner Customers oe oe Center. Downstairs FE 62311 TALS FOR CO BLACK DIRT. @ A LOAD AUBO G. LEE Corner of Hadiey| | PARK AT Pa Are 3@ x 19 BURGUNDY RUGS & TRADE-IN DEPT. ee ee, len Gen Wee. "WARE SURE TT's a PO Roe Mie ae ‘Nations! 1-6008, fedee boom |) Ue an tri ¥ Happy Folks |: sou sore 50% gar sc mae ga] Rie WS. eae Soe) BURMEISTER | “Bulidozing |oeiba $B Ose «7OR| Recast seme * spre 18 ‘mattress. Guar, See tari. .------ 98) Tue Lake anza's LanozstT | Northern Lumber Co. : e} aHETLANDSs — 2 SMALL GRADE | Sbelter, Only 18 minutes to Pon- pone rg GO aan ai wane ip. Uving room rulte .... i EMPIR ee ES ee Complete dump truck service. mares, one with filly—both mares| ¥ee- trader sal les, Base tate * e- > ree - ner, It is easy to deal at Buck- op gas range ....... $48.88! 2900 Union Lake Rd. at Commerce Telesraph & 6 Mile Ra. wg. Charset brea tor. i, Que FOC. soere saan = ners where kind. vel. Sos. toctm. m0. - rf 3-41 Detroit EL 6418 rE sane or PE 41086 This la choles eeck. 1 New. % mi am of i ness are shown to everyone and | ——__..___.. a | cleaners, all makes, 1 year guar Studio couch ....... AOS = Mid: Dr, H 2 mi i e 5 s is @ pleasure. WYMAN’S TG ‘ec ay amilin. 2 south, 1" mi. west) WN. . FE 56-6019. pawns tg ELT —- . 9 By WB ar BRS FOR BALE of Rochester’ Also have 1 smal ; future ess by for . Pike St, oie bet 4 co, . yee range fure boxes, western saddie for horse. lake front & playground. EM ceach ered account with’ tes _Mprea FE ee, tne “A. Tho o0 8, Ferry | ALL (DIRT, TPL SAND WK. For Sale Poul 74 e Phone KEnwood 5-9200 or | ou try 74 ompany where you are wel- HEE VY DUTY top soll & Pea gravel. a comed and your patronage ts 1 U sed and oe CEMENT COLOR FO R ee, nréreubie § toa jock & Fr sei. so onan prrene me| gnc B MANOR, 9 Mi. Loans to $800 Up to 24 months J. gente | Patio 3 AND FLOORS miss. tools FILL DIRT Pot, Moly. ME 3100. ME Rd. To shelter — 4080 ft. to repay. sa Pf FRIGIDAIRE NEARLY WEW. | 302 Orcherd Lake Ave_____ tot Point retrig. |<... | kor hep — SLvE Talbott Lumber SAND OR CLAY oe wena -Fou| Patou—3s streets, ole. Por inove We deliver. Pit A LAYING HENS & STEWERS want the best, Oa 83022 or DARK RED located on Walton ss WILE GREEN — ORANGE 1 tath. Paint, between Josiyn & Per: as sale. FE 8-0677. M 2-0721. FURNITURE & appuiances | PARE QUEER TACK {gteat puppies, 1628 Deklend Ave. | pre Fe "ts __Sale Farm Produce 75! Auto Accessories 80 Kee a. ~~ = FINANCE CO. NATIONAL . BLDG. HWwAt LAKE TEAGUE FINANCE C ROCHESTER, MICH. eemend 500 LOAN CO. 9x12 Felt Base a $3 ed condition tae I Electric, Fe 5 Auburn Rd FE 43573 GAs RANGE ~ Botan CABL ant Reas, O o Har Li BEAT. jn} 3 metal porch © ra, $10, Sashabaw ~ USED TRADE-IN DEPT. x B tix ECONOMY FURNITURE Lo: A 5 tiona! automatic pump, t 6. Michigan ve rat. 33 Srenee Lk. Ave luxe. : cae ube new. Regu- ry 95, now only $140.95. i 8. MI 6-1300. GAS-OR BOTTLE EDWARD’ 18 8. SAGINAW 12 gray rug pad, Cheap. | Py ae ptad rat Limea, Cheep” freed, Pei. OTS" saxo Empire eae aiues Michigan IC 303 ave. FEET HURT? try KNAPP Aerotred Shoe aye McGINNIS, | BOAT AND __ Was $129.50, clo For Sale Miscellaneous 0 Sale Store Equipment 64 age aE ype. colored beth sets with trim. e e. ed sre “ | Cpeain ation gr & CON- mov _eatta Ma’ eons.” stand, bee on ir. GROCERY Ego MA 56-1186 w ata 5-28 line of v: i GUNS TIQUE. Opn, SO Bee, 8. Tel moh Ra FE 24708. Y - SELL - TRADE. iv 4 ~ Maniey Leash, 10 Bagley. REO INBOAR. sed ENGINE _kit. New, NT. |. E a LARGE ELEC. MEAT - GRINDER, at stu pial Si Ld Lo & irres ihe or sm HALE. PEDING BEAUT Parakeets Guar. to talk ig 8 A, AnD OXS gee me ed & highly pedig Won- pe Ald pee. Sen. eee U. PT. REPRIG iG. WAR} ‘dertul pet or oleh stud serv- ~. arlene so050 with cutting ‘tee. nea LAVA WwW Hart 4burmner hot piste Ee GERMAN we Bases alto. tollets, “bethtubs, |e — eee tis. * | MGhepherd puppies, $10. PE & upplies. Motors shower. sti erie. values. Ortir ER gid “COLLIE PUPS $30. _-Hestwig, Preps are crate marr worescent, 393 Orchard Lk.| AQUA LUNGS, NEW & USED, Pactvor ase akc, ¢| fn ie be ve: rubber suits, compressed or = weeks old, soln 3-2724. LU SER BARC AINS | fare Pm & Wetructions to Fart: | PERINGESE MALE AEC RED FLOORED WALL TENT. 10% 12 | GERMAN SSHEPHERDS PORE.| Kiam —— 218 pie es satis 4 hg ith kitehen chment. eman| breds. axe registered. ‘Aytair 9x8; 2x10; 2x19; 3x12 oan es oe. OL | _6-2504. od ond eat, north Bivd. FE LOADING i. Loa Ph apg ibe at Telegraph and BENSON LUMBER CO. Do It Yourself 61 ee comet. Tare Sale Musical Goods BA: LE Rene coats Beet, 968.80 Evétte Sch: - rental, Was Pal ah aoe $137.50, now fen $129.50, Gon “out “at rare Was $1 ee te Buescher, Used. wa | TOP 80 + ga GRAVEL & FILL. FE 1 sonable to good home, EM 3-3020. . BRITTANY MALE 3 YRS. OLD. ad A eS LOADING CLAY. FILL Be Lg of Fildew, off Franklin _FE 6-1366. GRAVEL. ALM, ARD. GOOD FAR! TOP BOIL. 5 _for $10. Delivered. FE 4-6588 tele Good ROAD GRAVEL. 6 ¥Da for $7 delivered, FE NOW LOADING PEAT AT WILLOW & Lochaven, FE 24760. Immediate Delivery fase wea ere gravel. nl af"hn Ht _-| PONTIAC LA UILDERS truck. revel. = Ci pLoerom ‘us, Rae Ba 3H - reas. FANCY PICKED CHERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, currants for sale. Bring contain- Prankiin ers, 433 1 STRAWBERRIES Fresh daily. Royce Long, 2050 Fort Rd. Phone Milford, MU For sate — STRAWBERRIES, ~’-k your own. 10475 Bigelow Ra. 6ALE ii ACK Y. 8-2701. GOATS MILE OL 1-0378 ae Sag OWN STRAWBER- Sag pe Nee, me thie year, Roree a AYGO & RU es grows ‘rom certified seed. OA Peter AWBERR: Yo own. 2550 pel % mile north of Auburn. Oe he aes | ai a” 2, nen reer CHER cents a qt. 3125 W. ¢ Lake Rd. Sale Farm Equipment 76 | ~~~ F VA SOIL, FILL smell BLACK eae tely de- For Sale Pets 69 2 POMERANIAN, MALE PUPPIES, __poodie puppies FE 5-0661. EG. F SPANIEL, eee _house, Hicense & shots. OR R 3-8566 PAWN COLORED year old, female, $50, YR. yrs. Boxer, 1 FE +6383. AIREDALE AKC. REA- BEAGLE PUPS. $3 EM _ 3-2868 AHUA 3 ton Terrier pups, 4 mo. AKC Seltin — gg AH of parakeets, - 1985 PORG s PRMALES, GH. Phone FE oie. DACHSHUND, MALE. BLACK Bai tan, rs, $10. _Hall Hall Ra., tonville. DOBERMAN, BLACK MALE, “3 months, ltter ice, by Inter- national Champ, Defender of Jan- ‘Har, FE | A oe pee ~ AAA he rary laa mowers, ts tant better deal ryith us LEE'S SALES & free { & equip. sizes ro a. EET eit tes ~ TRACTORS AND MOWERS Bolans-& Wheel Horse rid tors. Porter Auto Clase Specialists Safety glass for trucks, all oe = . Insurance claims honored, Mrs. Jack rs Safety Auto Giese t Co., 122 Oak- __FE 47066. land. 81 CRANKSHAFT | GRINDING IN THE ear. Seise tee ta" Wood. Phone Zuek Le oe Reas. Beene é e _22 Auburn saz i baile Motor Scooters 82 at, ‘SS ALLSTATE CRUISER, reasonable. FE 28081, Fon. BALE: fos EAOLE Ci Cush. Fe | 1146, _For Sale Weak? bosae SS 199? | HARLEY _sxiv.owe | a we $210 N. Holly Rd. MEtlrose 46771 BEAUTIFUL 2° FT.-TROJAN CA-j. bin qrteee. fully equipped, phone m3) BOATS Large Selection , SLAYBAUGH ‘S 30 Oakland 8-045 ‘BIG TRADEIN. ‘ON ~EVINRUDE MOTORS a pate repair capertente. Oe" 4 308s Orchard Lake Rd. 0 to 8. We are going out of business here Get Our Deal | Before You Buy Wolverine si Feather 12 Secu ais. oll Lae WEW 1s FF, OUTBOARD cuns |“ eas JO N MOTORS. West. WE ¥ Wolverine for 3 wks. Prac- all boats, now 4 the lstest models. Bow: New & Used Trucks Oakinad at a For Sale Cars © 1967 by MBA Serves, be to put me in?” “Roger says he doesn't expect me to forgive him for taking another git to the prom — isn’t that an awful spot MA HOLIDAY SPECIALS 1957 Chevrolet 2-door : (87 oo 300 2 DR. DEMON- MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM) Bobr ____ For Sale Cars rs , 91 FIREDO! CF ee Must sell, R&H, stretor. Low mileage. Tom Ine. sas MU | MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY POR 4 BETTER DEAL a - waaoa. FORD & 1958 D cusTom 6, EXCEL- _lent_ loonatien: 25384. _ For Sale Cars e Pe tas rey ci cre ant ape oe CLEARANCE ° SALE | some less ~ MM AT: “count isy CARS _| 102 Grion Motor. Seles PORO-MERCURY __Mv 9201’ TERRIFIC SAVINGS 2DOORS —-. 4DOORS| “ise Mesdowisen. Pa esran |’ W AGONS-—CONVERTS $195 | econ or your car down $5 Buick ial Dyna. ....... $1505 $3 Pontiae 810 4dr. itya. » $1300 lg cing = Vo MAIE to 5p aE y Bel r. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ‘3 Dodge ¢dr. Sharp ....... 495 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION | '52 Chevy deluxe a F 3 ett] ote tS BA INOS $0 Olds 88 ¢dr. Hyd. .... $ 445 og" oamny Mt Ponting 606 oc, 8 188 BETTER = PONTIAC — el What' S “Your The? : eley’ Offers -ear.prices to meet every income _ an mn a? ae er) ee) 26a sa . «i o's 6 pee sis sense res | pnnoonene ss 2 of sedan Shelton ' Motor S Sales es |. CONF USED ? i eo 1260 N. Pérry © FE 49100!’ HASKINS }228.2ery re 1950 PONTIAC, 2 DR., R&H, $175. FE . 2-4889. . " CHEVROLET : Safe Buy Used Cars “Oakland County’ Fastest Growae Dealer” CENTRAL O75) Dixie Highway at Mis. PONTIAC’S ONLY 1950 Sips HYDRANT R&E. LINCOLN ll HRYSLER —— AN ima a6 Trans. vkew ww. “aher ““ soos oe OLDSMOBILE, RADIO AND MERCURY: ments of $17.08. : Call creda Mer poynen Parks. Mid- DEALER ‘ west 4-2500. Harold Turner Ford. Cass Fay PIKE aTs. - coer : = | raulic brakes. Good ba es. 33 DESOTO EDOME an | Sie as 8. Sai FORD & MERCURY DEMOS. FOR NEW CAR GUARANTEE ARKSTON 45155. 3] YOUR FRIENDLY OLDS'- GMC nas NORTH PONTIAC esreet nevtien. ‘Beautiful. AY COUPE. OLDS 1954 8 HOLID. Hydra, R&H. WW. Beaut. blue | PONTIAC fags = S TORADLIc. 1 1963 Ford Pret f & white. 1 owner, B’ham trade-in Suburban Mrs. | "set Sgser iapdramaic. huenge Olds Dealer by owner. Call FE 45601 between | 3 565 8. Woodward 9 a.m, and Lake. Orion Motor S Sales Pyne AT CLARKSTON RD. Lake Orion Motor Sales Ford-Mercury MY_2-2611; _“ eh — wy Ag 8 sedan bar- EM 3-0081. 1955 FORD, am aren R PAY- ments. FE 49125 ‘'HASKINS' ~ CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway at = MA 6 Open nites FOR A Bang-Up Deal | § Pordor FireDome . $2185 Ford Fairlane Vic 405 Piy. Clb. Sdn. ‘6 .. 1205 Piy. Cib. Sdn. ‘8 $ilss Fe Riser Bn wen, ah gn Bulck ‘Cent. Buick. Super ‘Tudor $1475 ? 3 2 8 } if reuisaunaae#iRIPEeee ieee - E Sh astee N AEN Mh a. i$ . fethestiil ae OR cree ein werreeeereen e) Packard ee. #. T. low a : 1000, . Woodward Ave, Birm: t “pew: steering. R&H, White wallencave vrolet Co. Desoto 2 North Che aot tC 1002 Studebaker V-8 Land Cruiser, 4 door. +1963 Plymouth station wagon Haskins Chev. Disie Highway at M-15 maple $-5071. Open nites ‘til 8 FOUR USED 7.60 - 15 Ww. OR 2266. $15 FOR JUNE CARS, FREE TOW: as JUNK AND Meheap cart FE \~ 23-2666 days or 4 . ~ Trade Up or Do “North Chevrolet Co. SEVERAL ut e Up or Down 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham woe? tO CHE ie gy ae . 082 W. Huron FE 2-264 Badie REPOSSESSED CARS | iss corey BEL A PB WW. windshie 1 Ps'1940 Chey. 2 dr. lic = eS ee amet 2 dr. clean 00 udor 219 . Deboto Fordor Pirebome | $3008 |’ Fordor FireDome . $1185 Ferd Ficuae re ©) Nash dor Amb. ... § 006 “Olds: 68 Tudor .......... $1006 Chev. Tudor ...... . § 505 DeSoto FireDome Fordor . 8 956 Buick Fordor Rdmaster .. $ 896 Cad. Fordor Series 63 . $5 DeSoto FireDome Fordor . $ 495 Ford Cl. Cpe. s. “8... 8 405 Pontiac Fordor Chief. Dix. § 325 Olds. 96 HT .. . © 405 Ply. Forder .... ae Piy. Pordor ........+..- sie Beoboe s if i CLARKSTON Motor Sales “Chrysler - Plymouth Demonstrator, 1957 Chrysler Hard- door, “Plymouth station wagon, V-8 custom 2dr. pushbutton shift, and brakes, R&H. new, PLUS TRANSPORTATION Open Evenings—Please hone MAple 5-5141 _32 8, MAIN 8T.. CLARKSTON wn, — of & YM month, Call pie & thas Ce es 47500. VICTORIA, Ng aa — ‘condition thrucut, $1i4s, North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8. . Woodward Ave _ Birmingham — R&E, EXC. COND. FE _9 om. and t pm Birmingham | i997 PONTIAC ‘AIN HARD- v ine “ a. - aan month. otors. | 1950 FORD. ee a ND HEATER. aa of a6 2 month. Call Credit Midwest nr -FORDS. EXCELLENT con-|_ Lake Orion Motor 5 Sales MY 22611 ‘$3 Ge TCHINGON AUTO. 8 aa Je MONTEREY, STATI wagon. 1955 — the best — srl sharpe: R 2 drive. Extra clean Ful delivered down 1953 _top, $2350. oe , | $1 PONTIAC, 2 &. GOOD OLDS. | condition. OL 3-00t2. : lean, ses, PE Sea, Ht. Riggins. ) __©16an, F208 et96S. sf. Hs Power Steering i963 PONTIAC }DOOR SEDAN, Power Brakes tone paint with white wall tires, radio and a Very, very, _ 4Door sharp car. today. 8905 North Chevtclet Co. : 1000 8. Woodward Ave. fe. Birmingham LARRY 1955 PONTIAC SAFARI STATION Wagon, 19,000 miles, Hydre.. ful EROME power, Ré& W-W, very clean, - Vv. owner. n be seen at Rex's R FORD DEALER andard Service, corner of er 4 OL_1-0711 _ & Mount Clemens, or call ‘$1 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. teen | On new, $5 down. tocar AUTO | 1952 PONTIAC 9 PASSENGER STA- SALES. 193 S. Saginaw. FE 4-1006./ tion wagon, Real clean | Small > CLEAN down pay’ = ag By iT PLYMOUTH 4 DR. CLEAN.| {9."6. ay Arena iu M47 origi _193 §. Saginaw St. FE ¢221¢__ good running cond. 46,147 original | >.) Bowrtac CONV Ral. HY- | _ Restor, 2 Goes, », money even. M24 aT CLARKSTON RD “sk e weet 07800. Fi mer pord.| Lake Orion Motor Sales Call credit Mid- | Pord-Mercury MY 2-261! Me __West 4-7600. Tags Turner rd. jDEBAKER COMM rner Ford. | i¢ srupEBAKER COMMANDER, _ 2 DOOR, AUTO. oe. take over payments. FE prereoe abst s UTCHINSON AUTO SALES | — >t) ae — » YE e000 CREDIT 15 GOOD | THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND ED JONES ; on | 783.8. Blvd. Bo Le Bald ™ 8. . a vert oe Cars is PONTIAC, CLEAN, . CRANBROOK, «| ZVE#YBODY'S || SSE Hirst) UPTO $900 , SALE 1852 PONTIAC DE- lux, . new brakes, twin spots. DISCOUNT Radio front & back $100 below PONTIAC map Atl STORE lot price. FE 2-8689 after 4 p.m.' 63 Mt. Clemens 8t, ve 11 Suburban Via pore pales | 1958 Pontiac 3 ar Hydram 1963 re cata Powergiite, radio al 7 STUD eat satan ape bate OLIVER B+ Orchard Lake Ave Open "ti! Credit | i963 PLYMOUTH RADIO AND| {'*. W-W. tires. red color. Ex : with payments to fit your bugdet. it YOULL 5 “ENJOY THE 4th” ~ better this year if you own a reliable car. 52 Pontiac 2 Door . $ 495 ‘01 Packard 4 Dacre .... 9 195 ‘51 Chevrolet 2 Door .... $ 295 ‘51 Chrysler 4 Door ..... $ 395 ‘51 Pontiac 2 Door ...... $ 145 ‘30 Plymouth Club Cpe . $ 175 ‘51 Ford4Door......... $ 195 ‘50 Nash 4 Door ..... ... 6 145 ‘53 Studebaker 4 Door .. $ 595 '55 Ford 4 Door ....... . $1195 'S4 Ford Convertible ... $1095 ‘56 Ford 4 Door ........ $1645 ‘SS Ford Station Wagon $1595 '56 Ford Station Wagon $1795 |. — 3ODAY — 5050 GUARANTEE \\ ie i -y Owens. Your Friendly F ORD Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. FE 5-4101 FE 95-3588 Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. | 4 7 oie RAMBLER, REAL st teas 1 RAMBLER Lake. ‘3S RAMBLER WAGON. FOR IN- form. +3767. | ise «DR ALL POWER. | W.W. Like new. 1 owner. B'ham Suburban nn | x: | OLDS CONVER' PE 56-2367 Ra H. is goed mare $75 Call_after_ ¢ p.m. OR 3% OR 3- 30 used ears, 1949 to 1964's. All. makes, going at wholesale prices. rms New 1957 Pontiacs AS LOW AS $2,334.54 DELIVERED Keego Sales & Service Open from ® till-® FE 2-634 ODT CHOOSE HURON MTR. SALES 950 Ford 2 dr. ............ RS 00 8. Johnson “Bud Shelton Motor Sales _, Pays dollar on late models. ter’ aubern ® 2. Bi Bird, FE 46728. ‘$3 CHEVROLET R&H, powerglide, 35,000 Ve sent $700, pntrazs Ready to Buy *BAGLEY "AUTO PARTS FE $01ly .. 17) BAGLEY ST. 3 CHE = is a 2 dr. ee, on. Light — EASE FOR YOUR CAR: BOB “FROST INC. be] — 08. 23M. Bbam. B_ 22351 Holidays — Big Discounts | ner 'S7 Ford F'lne 2Dr. $1995 | iit 56 Cadillac 62 Sedan condition Your old car on CASH AVERILL'S NEED CARS sngp toon bring Th here or top| 2020 DIXIE uWY North Chevrolet Co. 1000 §. Woodward Ave. orm , PLEETLINE. 2 one On 3404 tires vers good shape *55 Ford 2-Dr. ..... $1195 3 out, $50 & Ske over payments. oe. azn|55 Olds 98 H. Sed, $1895 - See M & M Motor Sales For — on inte model] cars 2627 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1603 HIGH $$$ PAID ‘BUYING FOR OUT OF STATE DEALS GLENN Ss = SALES “8 w St. FE #771 HARD TOP, & ‘icense, sell rea- Marsh a 4 DR. DODGE. #180. NY 2-6452_- i 153 Pontiac Sedan ..$ 695 = S, Saginaw; _DODGE - PLYMOUTH. Fire 2 Himg'52 Pontiac 4Dr. ...$ 495], $1588'952 Chevrolet Sedan $ 495 "52 Olds 4-Dr. ..... $ 595 | 1956 “Bright Spoty 37 Olds 2-Drs., 4-Drs. and. Your Old car down | 4. door *56 Pontiac Catalina $1995 56 Olds 98 4-Dr. ...$2295 |, 55 Chevrolet 2-Dr., .$1295 55 Cadillac Coupe ..$2795 | i956 per Power x & brakes, ready . |'34 ‘Buick 4-Dr. ,.,.$1295 1958 Tincoins (54 Pontiac 4-Dr. ...$-895 | 1958 33 Buick 2-Dr. Riv. $ B95 pernt 4 1953 Chey 1958 Mercury Montela wer steering. ate. brakes, low BY sap sharp. § 54 Olds 88 4-Dr. ...$1395) 53 Olds 88 Sedan ..$ 795 53 Chevrolet 4-Dr., .$ 795) 1986 Pontiac HT. R&A. HYDRA. A nice family car, §1705 1957 Ford F: 53 Ford 4Dr, .....$ 795 *52 Olds 2-Dr. .....$ 595 "51 Cadillac Coupe . .$ 795) 51 Buick 4Dr. ....$ 395 *51 Olds 4Dr. veaie§. 295 ’50 Studebak’r 4-Dr, $ 951 "50 Olds 2-Dr|......$ 50. Buick 4-Dr. .7..$ Low mi. 1 owner. Bbam 11 trade-in. Suburban Mtrs. Birmingham Clean Cars Financing Our Specialty , Location door oreidrive, nice car $495 door, a auer gag | brakes, ows, $595 door, V-8 super, power steer- | - ing & brakes, sharp, 8795: | Olds Conv. Sy a 9 stee “a ever 3 BIRMINGHAM QUALITY USED CARS | ‘55 Ford Victoria ...... $1495 Fairlane, Radio & Heater. Ford-O-Matic. W-Wail Tires | ‘54 Ford Cl. Cpe. ....... $ 995 | V-8 Engine. Radio & Heater. W-Wall Tires Biack Finish. ‘SS Dodge Hardtop .... $1495} Custom Royal, Powerflite. Radio & Heater W-Wall Tires. '54 Chrysler Cl. Sedan .. $1195 Fo™- Powerflite, Power Steering & Brakes, Tes. |'56 Plymouth 2 Dr. ..... $1595] V-8 Engine. _smomate Transmission. Radio & Heater, W-Wall Tire ‘54 Mercury Hardtop ... $1195] Merc-O-Matic, Radio & Heater. W- Wall Tires, '56 Ford Victoria ...... $1895 | Radio & Heater, Ford-O-Matic. W-Wail Tires. 'S2 Ford2Dr...... $5.00 Down | Custom. Radio & Heater. Automatic. W-Wall Tires ‘55 Ford Convertible ... $1595] Ford-O-Matic, Radio & Heater, W-Wall Tires. extra sharp. ‘596 Plymouth Belvedere $1895 | pore. sew Steerii ed eum Automatic, Rais & eater. «Wail ‘66 Chevrolet Nomad .. $2195| Radio & Heater. V-8. Burgundy & White. ‘52 Plymouth 4 Dr. $5.00 Down | Radio & Heater. Sharov. ‘S6 Chrysler 4 Dr. ... . $2195] Radio & Heater. W-Wall Tires. Power mena a Brakes. | Buick Hardtop . $1695 } Lome Ratio & , ee, we tres. Power Steering & 151 Ford Wagon .. $5.00 Down || #5 Radio & Heater. | ‘56 Ford Country Sedan $1795 | 6-Passencer, BELVEDERE. Radio & Heater. Automatic, W-Wall Tires. ‘54 Plymouth 4 Dr. ...... $895] Radio & Heater. W-Wall Tire a, |'56 DeSoto Hardtop _ $2195] FIREFLITE. Yellow & Black FIREDOME V-8. Real Share. . Isa DeSoto Hardtop’. Leen D 995 | a =| SCHUTZ Motors _ DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 912 > Woodward, ae Midwest 65302 New Tires Goodyear Factor "available on ’53-’56 models NORTH SIDE ‘56 Volkswogn Wiwans BAPART ORY? $1595 Guaranteed ‘59 Chevrole' '53 Mercury MONTEREY Rr : ere SOUTH SIDE 55 ponte SRagh Nink "E S ‘53 Dodge Bi eh $495 : wl secn ‘55 Plymouth 4 Dr. ..... . $1295] — HY. as Sing the Blues WHEN YOU CAN Rock Around the Clock Don’t drive a heap that’s completely shot when you can get one of these beauties from MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES on «excellent terms and have many miles of tarefree driving Car Guarantee on all ’51-'57 models as long as you own the car. 641 Oakland Ave. 'S6 Thund'b’'d ‘56 Buick | FULLY A < alee a RO! RONZE. e . $1795 ‘56 Nash - "35 Chevrolet METROPOL ¥ oan. Radio BEL & Heater, ne 095 tor tv OR ry i « sai “$1295 oo Chevrolet von 23 Olds —Radio & Heater, Heater. a dramatic 0 Walle "TORY $1095 $805 ‘53 Dodge ‘53 Peale. SURREAL GPR so 211.8. Scstnaw ‘36 Chevrolet, <6 Ford ‘54 Ford _ Srey 20S ala & Heater, 2. Frans, Paper crater pre? -. $1095 ‘54 Chevrolet ‘52 Chevrolet Rede Riester Beane BROWN ee REQQ"-Raato w mente, tun "$1095 $445 'S2Ford ‘50 Chevrolet | "NET age ayn. ERs & Mester. _ MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS FROM : A PHONE CALL BRINGS A ‘COURTESY EL on, fathers BS f eaves . | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. J JUNE 2 27, | sr / ar ax ‘imagination behind game. The wonderful ‘Hi ‘Hi Lo’s, of the Rosey Clooney TV musicales, signed for five summer weeks on the Bob Crosby Show after they leave Birdland. By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—We talked fo young Pat Boone—always a|%0—@) Garry Moore Show. pleasure, because he’s so nice—at the Steve Allen show . and he told us he and Shirley Jones fell off horses into a gravel pit while filming “April Love” in Lexington, Ky., the 8:30—(7) The Latie Rascals. :45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. — 8:56—(4) Faye Elizabeth. — * */9:30—(7) Our Friend Harry. 10:00—(4) Price Is Right. 10: septal Strike It Rich. (4) Tuth Defense Attorney Howard ‘| Gime claimed the alleged of- violations of the Federal Bank- ing Act. He said: “There has not been any misappropriation of funds and LANSING w — A major face new methods of finance, new the- Re Pies -- Today’ S Wlevigten Profrdake: -- Bak Ofc | ~~ Today’ Ss. Radio Programs- - __Frograms furnshed by siations Ute tm this column are’ subject, to change without notice . Wm, (1%) == CKLW, = WW, (950) «= WOAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1910) WRON, (1460) Tate al 10 VI ‘Channel eee Channel ¢—WWI-TV Chantel 7—WXYE-TV Channel °—CKLW-TV 0 [ raig TONIGHT wron, Music With Mason | WPON, News, Shanley be Hers Argund Tors A 6:00—W, Ww: ha: 3 a = e We Jack Harris America ‘s Total of Tv TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Cntedane on during went aden, are con Kid helps Indicted by Grand Jury oy 2 ‘ jae aes a George 2:06—W Mulholland Sets Finally Exceeds|¢0— Fu Aga ae etme boy cat ce 10:00—(7) Club Polka. (9) National] for Juggling Funds in| #28 WOAR. Brat Fags" WaYE Free wor = | Way, rithor Goneequence | GRLW, Bud ——¥ ge ‘ ’ ‘* 'p ie al 3 . 5 Ni * CKL . Homechats F 40 Million ; Mark ’ (Color) News. Heston is prosecutor and Everett agee tnd J. Outdoors. . (2) Flint ree Otaner Date war se he wiBk Bows geotee , Don Zee Show 6:10-—(2) Weather. , Sloane, the ailing Capt. Wirz. 410:19—(9) Weathervane. - ; . wxyz, Finance Phe necountdl —— aren Ameren. = i se Mi 3nd Mrs, = : ~-By-JA0K- O'BRIAN —--~1g:15 (7) News. (4) Weather. (2)'8:00—(7) Danny Thomas. (4) Peo-|10:15—(9) Theater 15, BAY CITY (INS) —" Federal) Wyse’ Don nctest wwe, Bob Mazwel WXYZ, Girl Marries WCAR Sparis ‘Parsde = NEW YORK (INS) — Playhouse| News. | ple’s Choice, Sock masquerades|!0:30—(7) The Spy. “Death of/authorities were preparing today Fiver Dog oligo atesen WiBK News, Reid Tron, Sar? Mergen 8:06—WIR, Pai -90, which made the movies mad/6:20—(4) Box Four. ___}|as his own, “new roommate.” inosdlpronl pes reali SPY:/to arraign two former bank of- Care FAP. Morgan WPON, Berl? Bird Club 11:00—-WIR, Arthur Godfrey ae nh oe by beating them to the Helen Mor-'¢:39—(7) Lone Ranger. (9) Abbott, |s: a0) Wrestling. (9) Story The- (4) Juveline Court. (2) Mr. Dist |cials and six others who alleged-| Wink Cur ae itera Gaiw: erat WIBK: News, ‘Don McLeod gan story, may do it again with) Costello. (4) Dinah Shore. (2)| ater, Robert Clarke in “Man| Atty, ly juggled bank funds for personal| 1::—wxyz, mickey shorr W News’ Toby Davia | WIBK. News, Reid WeOn, Dan seo “The Jeanne Eagels Story, nego-/ Sgt. Preston. trom Planet X.”* (4) Ernie Ford. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Million gain CKLW, Gabriel Heatter pad News, Wren po ame iy Day win : tiations for which (via Jeanne |, . $:00—WJR, Amos ‘a’ Andy WEAR Mews, Allen WIR, House Party Eagels’ sister) are under way now 6:45—(4) News. . pewrant ee. a Dollar Mystery. Bruce Bennett} —75- eight were indicted yester.| 4.¥i, XMinued aoe a ae at 11:20-—WIR, Time for, Muse wr), ae . Circus Time. illi : MacLane in “Secret 7,” S WXYZ. - CKLW, Robert Bur CKLW, News with CBS, goers Movie. tea ua Playhouse 90. Art Carney as pega (2) News. day by a federal grand jury before Wak Music with Mason CKLW, & 4 oS seas een 4:00-—-WJR, Parade of Bands Artists will release to TV| Joseph Cotton, Ethel Barrymore} “The Fabulous Irishman.” Car-111:15—(4) Weather. (2) Miss Falr-(District Judge Frank A. Picard. ga a WeaR, News, alles 12:00—WJR, Jim Vinal wx ONickensie Bey nari new major movies as| in “Farmer's Daughter.” (4)| Dey makes rare Camnetic (80 wonther. a1 | Tee former bankers resigned | ,¥22% | Oe ah, Se Vinal W2¥R, Curtein Calls | WIBK: News Queen” i Cum-| pearance Robert}i3:29—(4) Sports. (2) Sports Fin é — user GAR, News —___ fies Fomor “Sioulin Rouge” por - = ~ }-Briseoe., Lord Mayor of Dublin.|11:95_ (9) Nightoetche Theater | March 3 white-the-tavestigation WIDK! Nowe’ Sasdm ckLw, Terrance O'Dell Wak feet Gee “Wws. dim Deland with Jose Ferrer... etc. ~~ ]#30—-(7) Superman. (4) Dragnet.|9:00—(4) (Color) Video Theater.| William Bishop in “Devil Ship.”| was in progress, They are, Ed- 9:38—WIR, Lead t Guestion WCAR, News, sows WXYZ, News, McKensle . quate Out-of-town- woman buyer re-| Scorched -‘‘Latch Key” ‘is only|11:3¢—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Ida} ward E. Groehsl, 5&3, a vice | WJBK, sound Offe S:a6— Wom, Muse Hal ara. ~- Mase Posgpegnge The U. §. total ef TV sets fin- | ports missing handbag, left in| evidence which can unravel mys- Jupino tries to escape her past.| president of the Citizens Com- wae—w Ron Geena: ExLW. ere Davies ea" Neer at's ally passed the 40,000,000 mark | cab. (2) Climax. Military despot] tery of fatal bus crash. Janis} (4) Tonight. mercial and Savings Bank of ore et Surrell, wise’ Rows Pax Check Law wae spores Sports . « New York City has more | is accused of causing death of| Paige, Michael (Touch)' Connors|_ Flint, and James Pascoe, 37, | wron Music With Nason wean Siem, J ginine i ara al coney Warren Wek. Rowe, Ly than 10 per cent of same (4,- | 12,000 helpless Union, soldiers in' co-star. FRIDAY MORNING his assistant. 10:39—WW4J, City Council 9:00-—WJR, Wm, Sheehan WPON, Music With Mason ‘350,000 ‘ eg Phit Lenhart WWJ, Minute CKLW, News §:30—WJR, Music Hall . 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Farm| James R. Burroughs, senior vice| WWJ, Witching Hour i WJBK, News, Tom George Sam SO Kee, sident of Citizens Commercial| WAR Revs GRLW, News, ‘Davia ee Reve, Mckenste The new half-hour “Charlie Report. pre ; Prrecogy WPON, Sports and News WJBK, News, Geor 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone GELW. News, 5. ‘9 J. Carrel 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front, -jand Savings, said: “The bank|1190—wn, News, B. Allen ww, Harris Chan” series starring J No Stunt | ‘Man 16r Pat i ea) Oo (4) Today.| suffered no losses whatever be- Naish is being billed as “The New ) News cause of the alleged violation by . casmeecss| in This Movie Scene [ie Si\r= ==" "Mackie Plans to Reshutfle _- Edward Small is the money and: . , State Highway Department utilized within the existing organi- $5,000 FOR ee Show (ABC.| Other day. or Consequences. there has ee no loss io an lifting of the State Highway De-.ories of administrative manage-|zational frarnework.” The Frank x * 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic =; any Customer OF Ja". _|partment expected to free 100 engi-/ment simply cannot be Properly! He said a study of the depart- TV) will pay only wees to its top Tac S. Attorney George E. Woods neers from administrative duties him as to the high guests. * ' “T was supposed to grab her, but she was off balance and so 11:15—(2) Love of Life. ei the group obtained Veterans awaits the inauguration Monday ; — aban ed skill av. =e was I, and down both of us went, with Shirley on top of me,”|11:36—(2) Search for Tomorrow.| Administration mortgage loans |of commissioner-elect John C. Mac- Fve ca Gee hagemeaner pape —- Jackie Cooper would’ let is Pat sald (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin|through false applications and! pie Discover Bod . son do the TV “Skippy” role that) «We didn’t get hurt, but it was such a good shot, they're |_& Ricky. "| Wrongtully used bank funds to ob-| Mackie, 36-year-old Democrat Reorganization of the department made pop so famous. using it in see Gupioe. And I’m sure the audiences’ll say, ieee a! Light. tain capital to buy housing and |elected last April 1, disclosed some| Haag wes pore. — “Bride and Groom” has asked | ‘Afen’t those Hollywood stunt men and stunt women |: cine eue | a othe Jackens’ chai es ail N ti | p rk agle, former director of planning radio-TV-vaude veteran “Sena- | wonderful?” FRIDAY AFTERNOON —— Michigan Society of Professional in q iond a and traffic, at the time he left tor” Ford and his fiance, Louise | Pat, already the father of three daugliters, was a-beamin’ .. A Engineers. year ago to join Michigan State Grace, to be wed on one of that | because his wife Shirley, daughter of Red Foley, is expecting eae thee Merit Pa § stem a 2 Rangers Press Search|": = show's first TV programs when (4 fourth. Ge m- y XY —— || they jechadod: for Wif f Dead Man McMonagle, a nationally rec- it returns next “Naturally we're hoping for a boy,” Pat said. And so is},9. 15—(9) Discoveries, U df T h 1—Separation of the planning di- ae. ire ~ a “N\| ognized authority on planning, : The summer TV slump is on:|O*@ndpa Red Foley out in Springfield, Mo. 12:80—(4) (Color) Club 60. 1) The UIQEC TOF CACHEFS vision of the department tran Missing Since Tuesday sade drage foe: - mona : : third. . Erwins. (9) Pride of the a. combined unit also embracing $ veres © Gee et cet A reduction in the present 11/ lesurch es ols was resumed|ner is moving to the new post Dean .Martin has signed with because in “Bells Are Ringing” '2:39_(2) Bob Crosby. yesterday for the conven.“iVisions to an unspecified but today. from his present job as deputy NBC for six TV shows next sea- she loses about 6 pounds a/2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. ; ‘smaller number of units, * * secretary of state, tion of the Commission on Teach- * son. performance and after a show/?: sme—(9) News. er Education and Professional +A five year construction pro- The body of Clifford $. White, *« *« «t ioe pangs i ecctar TV's “Wyatt that, it drains the salt out of a Day. (9) Request Play- it pay system forces many of the ate en wide Fussell While, Marta, es a Civ-lbe coordinated under an engineer- nye me —‘and,” she added, “on|, house. best teachers “into principalships | geographic highway needs f Air Patrol pilot, G Crews | oe deputy, net yet sslected. Earp,” the scene wound up on the . rink : x, |8:15—(2) Secret Storm. or other jobs in order to a|—tot the intensity of local or area reached the ene toni , yet cutting room floor. oe om 4 mm COCK"|8:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7) reasonable living” political pressure lobbies,” later and it was taken to Alpine. happoecd to redie’s dialecticlan | : $i* * Des => ash maple laces that he did not|USE SKILLS Park Supt. George W HAMPTON vfeeygere to a : ‘avor security laws or| 5—Increased emphasis on order- “ case PR ey % “Parkyarkarkas,” he’s now real Jonathan Winters, the Day- rs mien pera agra be, Contracts betguse they set up ally and timely right-of-way acquisi-|eouple per Bows in an Sete ES estate rich in Hollywood. ton, O., boy, was a smash hit () Ramar of the Juanes, Probationary which “may tion so that, as Mackie put it, land|place, becoming hysterical GOOD T.V. SERVICE MEN aa on Steve Allen's show and Gagne ungle. ( eliminate some people from the purchasing activities no longer will/dying from exhaustion and heat. The Big Record,” CBS-TV's big when he announced, “This! ss (2) The Early Show. (|*220l system before they have an be “titerally only a few feet ahead'T don't ondesotand why the cou-| DO-IT-YOURSELF new jukebox show, offered Tommy JUDY summer my show goes off — Romper Room. (7) Mickey’s| eee y % fully prove them-|o¢ the bulldozers.” jae wasn't Tube Tester, with expert advice Sands $10,000 for one appearance.’ +. ‘several summers,” he wasn’t kidding. NBC hasn't given Reeord Room. —— € #-*¢ The Mackie — _ little hope that Mrs. RCA COLOR TY ; this talented young man anything yet for fall. If you think §:09—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9)| ..<. a said, will be “anchored to the might be found alive. Call Us—Free Home Trial. cas sole & wen tcard to NBC. Might address it to| Dance Party Others,” be said, “once they all technical skills | Park rangers estimated White Khrushchev interview in the Krem-|they should, write a postcar € &99—(4) Gene Autry come under the provision, relax) Principle rd be fully utilised.” {Walked 10 miles in scorching tem-] PORTABLE TELEVISION lin to an interesting and happily Bob Kintner. : and do a minimum job for a inxad| ae said tt will be no attempt! in an attempt to find| é Makes — $89.95 Up ying customer: The TV sta-' | tion in Red-held East Germany. THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . . us. t0 shove capable men out, or = Frank Sinatra and Mike Romanoff and friends chartered a! “tl positions not’ commensurate jtheir capabilities. Ina Ray Hutton Wins’ ~ we are to have a highly respected | 114 Detroit Father of Four | 105-foot boat for Serer ee Eo Unco tested Divorce |tcactize. sotession he is little| On the problem of centralized| Gam’. Temperatures reached a ° senada, Mexico... : n § ivorce |need for legal tenure as such.” |control, Mackie said: * 8 COLOR TV Loses Life. in Accident ter Cathy gave up her L.A. apt. and “1 am amazed 10 find out teat) is dine the ‘couple were e and DETROIT w — James G. Kos-/moved back with the folks . . . Spencer LAS VEGAS, Nev. ®—Blonde| 7, . this year, with a 150 million dollar] white was looking fer cactus” RCA tnd SYLVANIA turko, 31, a Detroit father of four| Tracy's collecting $7,500 a week while bandleader Ina Ray Hutton, 41, Princess Grace | children, lost his life yesterday| waiting for “Old Man and the Sea” to ——— ha eres from her A ain Re rted when his car collided with a ce-|resume .. . Drew will decorate . raha nd on grounds of g po e ment truck in suburban Taylor = ove the “Music to Hold Hands Fe oa Expecting Baby ' Township. y” Miss Hutton was awarded an nn * Police said Kosturko struck the} Gisele MacKenzie turned down Mere- uncontested divorce PARIS (®—For the third time ended i I V truck while returning home from) dith Willson’s B'way play to stay with Brooks, 38 fear Mga eared as many months, Grace Kelly — 5 atinates ct authority to eaand Gr ten ae post MUNTZ his job in Trenton. ‘ TV... Frankie Laine’ll be Nat (King) timony that he objected to ‘her|t°day was reported pregnant key personnel,” he added. - along the Mexican border where Cole's first TV guest July 2. potent snd eciticined het tn Sregttiroe’” "S° French Press Agee|. cid te redaile bs being the car was found. The 200,000-| N.Y. town house .. . Jack Lemmon will a +. +t Quoting _‘well - informed ith the State Civil Service Com-| Signs warn travelers to out; do a Bway show after his “Last Hur- Brooks has a separate mainte- te Monacan princess n expecting mission, because roads are impassa jrah” film .. . Jase star Ilinois Jacquet corres iy: + Ge lune apport. He|her second baby in the fall. \ORGANEZATION | “sca @ Get ka ae ee eee ee fad he teonte © cee Previous such newspaper As it exists today, he said, the; They ater Houston. . teres estranged wife—gave ® 3, self since suffering a stroke. pets in Apel and May were de- departments. banc organizational years agp fom Nash” is} jmond ring. . : They were married in North nied. plan is unchanged from the 1920s. _| WISH I'D SAID THAT: The same man who takes five sec- ridge, Calif, in April 1949, The former’ nuts : nave | ane 0 ae. Oe Regextant Dusinets Jetier takes five minutes star, wife of Prince Rainier II, grown more than‘19 times in vol. 5 ‘ © dOaiiytight wet) Conservation Officers Princess Carotine, tre hs go, he eal | | . P HH Lj oN Kill Hungry Black Bear 26°. T™ in Switz __} {New _ technological methods, Sane HOUGHTON, Mich. # — A ma-|~ So Woman, 75, Hit by Car | rauding, 350-pound black bear who 7 rustle himself : 7 tried to rustle himsélf up some ; . Dies From Injuries food by breaking into a resort food DETROIT — Mrs. Laure |S et oe eT yP TT] Tennant. %, of Highland Park, oe Lon erm—Eas ge sh La} [aed yesterday of injuries she re:|, The hungry ‘beat’ came out of U Se nee See ee SOS eee Hoe cies eectaoet Of bora, oon l62 sed or was struck by a car while mou Ma je a street near her home. Fa s i s ce _| Thomas F. 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