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De Gaulle Waits 
While Socialists 
Decide His Fate Opposition Weakens as 
Coty Begs for Support; 
Party Fears ‘Dictator’ 
PARIS (# — Charles de 
‘Gaulle waited at home to- 
day while President Rene 
Coty tried to get the Na- 
tional Assembly to take a 
vacation and let the general 
rule France. 
(President Coty still is 
conferring with French po- 
litical leaders. The Social- 
ists have scheduled their 
party meeting for 3 p.m.) 
The key to whether De) 
Gaulle would receive powef| / 
legally or in a military) | 
coup was in the hands of 
the Socialist party, which 
fears the 67-year-old World 
_« War TIT leader as a potential 
dictator. 
So far the Socialists had refused 
to vote power to De Gaulle. But) 
ae ee eee eee THESE ARE AT AUBURN HEIGHTS — Today is Memorial Day, a-day set aside 
to honor the men and women who gave their lives in defense of our country. Tribute 
to our military heroes is an empty gesture without steps to protect the things for 
which they died. Across our broad nation batteries of anti-aircraft missiles strength- industrial area. Guided Missiles Symbolic of America’s Defenses 
  ‘en cur chet cai’ Giteliilile Gttatniatt, poised for instant action. The Nike missiles 
above are at Auburn Heights, at one of numerous bases which protect this vital P| 
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Union Fails 
Passes With 
The UAW then centered i 
Chrysler in hopes of working 
out Sunday midnight. DETROIT (#—General Motors’ 
United Auto Workers expired today as the company re- 
jected a last-minute bid by the UAW to work out a tem- 
porary agreement covering 300,000 GM workers. in Bid 
for Temporary Pact Deadline at Midnight 
Parties no 
Far From Agreement 
contract. with the 
ts attention on Ford and 
out new agreements with 
both companies before current three-vear contracts run 
GM, like Ford and Chrysler, stood steadfast through   
-loffer to extend the current 
agreement for two years. 
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UAW President Walter P. Reu- 
ther told newsmen he was “disap- 
pointed -but not bitter” over 
failure to agree on a new GM 
contract. 
Reuther, weary after a last- 
minute bargaining session that 
ran all day and up to the mid- 
night expiration time, obviously 
was unhappy as he disclosed that 
for. the first. time in 21 years 
UAW members at GM would Pontiae Press Photo 
  be weakening under the heavy| 
pressure, ~ . 
Coty asked De Gaulle last night 
te become premier. The general 
sald yes — if Coty could arrange 
. it on De Gaulle’s terms. 
Coty and many Frenchmen 
feared civil war threatened be- 
cause two militant. factions ap- 
peared ready to fight: 1. the 
earmy-supported rightists deter- 
mined to end what they consider 
Parliament's. shilly-shallying, and) 
2. the militant Communists who 
benefit from weak parliamentary 
rule. 6 
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lo¢ nation’s three big labor 
icdetations — Communist, Social- 
ist and Catholic — ordered their 
members to remain vigilant but 
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r Traffic Deaths 
Below Normal But Safety Experts Say 
350 Persons to Die in 
Weekend Accidents 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Traffic deaths in the first hours 
of the’ three-day Memorial Day 
appeared running below normal 
today. But safety experts held to 
_ |persons will be killed in highway 
accidents during the extended 
weekend, 
_ | The first count showed seven 
traffic deaths in five states and 
one fatality in a miscellaneous 
-Underlining the rightist deter-jtype accident in Arizona. The 
mination, the insurgent military- 
civilian command in Algiers re- 
newed threats of army action if 
Dé Gaulle was blocked. 
In the middle was the mass of 
ordinary Frenchmen — apparently 
not very interested. 
* * * 
Many blamed this disinterest for 
the underlying factors in the pre- 
sent crisis — the faction-ridden, 
ineffectual Parliament, the gov- 
ernment's financial weakness, the 
‘loss of overseas territory, and the 
fall of French prestige abroad, all 
of which exasperated the army| 1 
and the rightists to the point of 
rebellion 
De Gaulle vepurtelly told Coty 
he would take over the govern- 
ment under these conditions: 
- ]. His government must receive 
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Wreath at Stadium Ohio and Pennsylvania and one 
each .in Illinois, Kansas and Min- 
nesota. 
from 6 p. m. local time yester- 
day to midnight Sunday, — 
Last year the Memorial Day 
holiday period covered four days 
and the 413 traffic deaths was a 
record high for the Decoration 
Day. observance, The over-all all- 
accident death, total of 660 also 
was a record for a four-day Me- 
+morial_Day_period._I¢ included 134 
drownings and 113 fatalities in 
miscellaneous accidents, . + 
The highest traffic toll for a- 
three-day Memorial . Day period 
was 369 = 1955,     
  | LEST WE FORGET — Gold Star mothers place a wreath today 
next to the Wisner Memorial Stadium plaque listing World War Il 
Pontiac dead. Participating in the Memorial Day ceremony are 
oF Briggs (left), 324 Nelson St. and Mrs. Edna Olmsted, their preholiday estimate that 350) 
traffic toll included. two each in) 
| tic beeches and pin oaks these dead will join the name- 
jing in state in the Capitol Rotunda, 
‘lincluding five presidents and the Flags Mark Graves Today   
Pontiac tenderly placed wreaths | at the veterans’ plot in Part 
\on the graves of its war dead to- Mount Park Cemetery, reminded and was reminded by the jany his listeners that the living must 
carry on the traditions of democ- 
oat 
through the heart of downtown) ‘The ema tcaandll 
Pontiac. Schools’ talk highlighted a cere- 
| mony in which relatives and 
Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, speaking friends, fraternal and_ civic 
Taps Sound Today 
for Two Unknowns 
    
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY (UPI)—Taps sound today for two unknown dead of World War II and/ 
Korea. 
Tonight as the shadows thicken in Arlington’s majes- 
less fighting man of World War I in the nation’s most 
honored shrine, henceforth to be known as “the Tomb 
of the Unknowns.” 
_There, as their countryman’ of that. other war has 
done since Nov. 11, 1921,* 
they will “rest in honored! action.” In the Rotunda yester- 
glory” revered by their| day she looked at the Second country though “known World War's Unknown and = =| 
God.’ “He could be mine.” 
eae ae Her son is forever “but! Today's 30-minute final rites “a Aner, ” she said: “I Fong bit | 
Arlington's marble colonnaded me-_ closer to him.” She could have. 
ints — been speakihg, too, for the moth- 
ers of 9,200 other never-identified 
dead of the nation’s last two wars. 
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For the tens’ of thousands who 
visited the Rotunda up to noon 
today and for the other thousands 
at Arlington the tributes for the 
Unknowns were homage not only to 
them but to all the 293,105 dead 
of World War IT and to the, 33,629 
who fell in Korea. 
Today's climactic rites are in 
| a setting of green loveliness, 
English beeches in full leaf form 
® state backdrop for the sea, 
at the tomb. 
In the amphitheater 48 huge 
American flags, two hanging side 
;by side over the piace of honor, 
fluttered in the May breezes. 
a ce 
Elsewhere in the valleys and 
slopes of Arlington tiny American, 
flags by the scores of thousands 
imark the graves of 92.000 others 
buried in this shrine of heroes,   
    Dr. Furlong Attends - 
Arlington Ceremony 
Dr, Harold A. Furlong, Pon- 
tiac physician and holder of the 
Congressional Medal of Honor for 
service in World War I, will be 
an honorary bearer at the burial 
of two additional unknown sol- 
dierg in Arlington Cemetery at 
Washington today, 
Dr. Furlong was present at the 
interment of the Unknown Sol- 
dier of World War I in the tomb. 
in front of the Arlington Amphi- 
theater in the on of 1921. 
morial amphitheater, on a green 
hill facing the Potomac and the! 
capital beyond, and tonight's’ in- 
terment conclude a week in which 
the new Unkndwns have received 
the highest honors — nation can) 
give. 
These tributes included Medals 
of Honor authorized by Congress 
and presented In the amphithea: |. 
ter by President Eisenhower. 
They included three days of ly- ee) 
In Todays Ss Racine | 
an honor accorded in the Repub-| ~ 
lic’s past to only 13 other persons, 
  Unknown ensiirined more than au 
  
  years ad ay Market Basket... ... Ciass 3s 
: * * , Obitnaries eee ees erie oy 
They tichuded a mile-long pro-| Sports ......, eeunrereares 18,°19 
cession past half - staffed flags) Theaters .......... —s ences 
from the Capitol to Arlington with) TV and Radig Programs.:...29 
saluting batteries — around a Wilson, Earl .........;...... b | 
minute. Women’s Pages .:....... 11, 13) 
They also included unpremedi- Chote Ge te Deva et. the 
tated téars—tike shed by 1, eee Spot, FE s-0406. Mrs, Reginald Godirey\ot Provi- 
dence, RK. L,. whose ‘whose World War ‘Sartegte 6h Remmeers Apptcace Store   Telegraph Rd., wha placed wreaths on behalf of the Pontiac. 
Ares: Chausber of Copimerye. 
                ‘tn Davisburg al this Weex. I soldier “som is “missing in 
wm : ¢ : City Honors War Dead 
|orial at Wisner Memorial Stadium, 
Besides veterans’ 
other “patriotic organizations took Gren Gocereted te final reat- 
ing places of many a Pontiac 
son, husband and father, 
A bugle played ‘hin and a 
    “fark the sce 1: Two Flint men rte aie Siekiaesttetes wit Sede “vee 
joined in with city officials, Army 
and Navy reserve units, National /berry Lake, four miles north “of 
Guardsmen and the senior and 
junior high 1 bands to form 
an impressive’ parade on Saginaw 
street. , 
* * * 
The parade started from Jack- 
son street at 10 .a.m. and moved 
north on Saginaw street to the 
Civil War monument at Oskiand 
avenue, 
There participants paused for a 
brief tribute before going on to 
the cemetery. 
A wreath was laid at the foot 
| of the monument by this year’s 
parade marshal, Edward C. 
Tanner, 94 Blaine St., a veteran 
of the Spanish-American War. A 
color guard from the Army, 
Navy, Maritie Corps. and Air 
Force stood by. 
Other wreaths were placed at 
the World War II veterans mem- 
groups, Many 
  part in the p's observance.   In previous years when con- 
tracts between UAW and the au- 
tomotive Big Three ran out, the 
pacts were extended on a week- 
to-week basis until new agree- 
ments were concluded, This time, 
GM charged the union with bad 
faith in bargaining and declined 
a temporary extension despite 
* * * 
Both the union and the company 
ve issued instructions on how to 
operate without a contract. 
The terms were set Wednesday 
midnight this morning in Straw lby GM. They generally follow, the 
contract that expired last night— 
except the ‘company will quit col- 
lecting members’: dues for the 
union and- UAW fnembership will 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ) Men Drown 
North of Holly Deputies Find Bodies 
of Flint Fishermen in 
Strawberry se       Holly. 
Boyce R. Draper, 22, and R. A. 
Ball, 23, rented a boat for fishing   weeks of negotiations on its? 
|Cooler for Weekend 
After Sunny Holiday 
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight 
is the prediction for the Pontiac 
area by the U. S. Weather Bureau 
have to work without a union |Monday warming up again. Winds 
contract. ee We we Se ee 
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WATERBURY, Conn. (UPD~ f ii i i ul 
eo al ge {4 old stamps.   at midnight. The empty boat was 
discovered anchored in the lake 
at 6:30 a.m. today by another fish- 
ing party from Flint. 
The fishing poles were in the 
boat and a hat and package of 
cigarettes were floating nearby. 
The hodies were recovered at about 
8:30 a.m. by Oakland County Sher- 
iff's deputies, but there is no de- 
termination of how the drownings 
occurred. . 
The boat was rented from Cros- 
by’s Boat Livery, Holly Township. 
lke Going to Gettysburg 
WASHINGTON (UPH—A quiet 
weekend at his Gettysburg, Pa., 
farm awaits President Eisenhow- 
er following participation in cere- 
monies for interment of the un- 
known war dead today at Ar- 
lington National Cemetery, Full Sports 
Donovan. 
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at the Indianapolis Speedway, 
i= fastest marks in — of   DETROIT — A full schedule of dou 
for the major leagues today. an sees tos Boats, eee 
cago White Sox in a twin bill with 
streak on the line. Jim Bunning and 
pitching choices against ange Billy ct 
       
  
  
doubleheaders is slated 
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ROYAL OAK — The second round of the Western Open 
started this morning at Red Run with 23-year-old Tommy 
Jacobs of Whittier, Calif., holding the lead with an 8 under 
par 64. ‘The field will be cut to 70 and ties after today. : 
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INDIANAPOLIS — Thirty-three drivers are shooting 
for the top prize of $100,000 in the 42nd annual “500” race 
which is expected to produce 
the-classic.° 
    
_ New Unknown Soldiers’ Buried i in Arlington — 
open 
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KNOWN BUT TO GOD — Memorial Day this year has special 
significance for all the servicemen who 
flicts — World War II and the Korean War. Ari 
Cemetery receives the bodies of two Unknown Soldiers, represent- 
ing all the dead of those wars. In   
  the present Tomb of the Cline 
t in our last two con- 
ngton National 
two eee crypts for the 
special crypts, at either side of 
ee f 
  Soldier, they’ will ie:n honored 
companionship with the anonymous hero of World War I. Sketched 
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Average for Utilities 
Soars to Highest Point 
in 28 Yeurs 
NEW YORK (UPI—The Stock 
averages were near their best lev- 
els of the year. New highs were 
hit by 111 stocks. 
The Market was pushed up by 
increased consumer . 
apes One Self tee 
ment sales, and a bright outlook 
for the aircraft industry. 
nape Aviation, which turned     
     
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NAMED BY IKE—Adm. Har. | 
ry D. Felt, above, has been 
named the new Commander-in- a a BEST 
  for Home Fires 
is estimated at $1,200 to the build- 
ing and $800 to the contents. 
home next door at 70 Hopkins, 
‘causing about $100 damages. -   
2 Houses on Hopkins 
Suffer Heavy Damage 
Thursday Afternoon 
A fire- set by children playing 
with matches caused heavy dam- 
age yesterday afternoon to the 
home of Dorothy Alexander, 74 E. 
Hopkins St., and spread to a neigh- 
boring house. 
, The fire was reported at 3:52 
p.m. and Pontiac firemen fought 
the blaze for more than an hour. 
Damage to the Alexander home, 
The flames burned the frame 
  for young people. Mrs, Hugh Loud, preparing for their two-day Coun- 
and Saturday. 
Held at the Academy of Art, 
Cranbrook, the fair will be spon- 
sored jointly by the league and 
Cranbrook to raise funds for a 
children’s art center. 
A fashion show and luncheon will 
open the program at 1 p.m. Fri- 
day. Highlighting the evening will 
be a Dixieland dance at 8 p.m. 
dance chairman said several popu- 
play records. 
Throughout the two days there 
will be booths ef articles for Junior League to Stage 
Two-Day Country Fair 
BIRMINGHAM — Junior/June 23 and continue unt about 
Leaguers in Birmingham are busy/ Aug. 16. 
try Fair to be held next Friday|with the Cranbrook School. foound.   
With Movie Producers | 
‘GREENSBURG, Ind. OH — 
Frederick Craig, 15, and Lowell 
Greer, 13, can sympathize with 
the woes of elywane movie Pro- | 
ducers. 
The two youngsters recently 
finished shooting on their own $700 
epic, complete with color and 
took one scene 40 
times before it came up to their 
artistic standards. 
It was risky business, too. The 
film depicted life in a bee colony, 
and all the “actors” came fully i 
  equipped with stingers. 
    at the University of Michigan. - 
Miss Hogan, who will head the 
intermediate division of the thea- 
tre school, has been connected with 
the Education, Television and Ra- 
ilar dise jockeys will be on hand to/dio Center in Ann Arbor for the 
in the intermediate division.   
         
       
   
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. points for the second straight ses- Y \rear room for the blaze. oa-| Four in Family Hurt . sion to pace the aircrafts, President Eisenhower. Felt, 55, * *e : = 
wah = gain in the| now Vice Chiet of Naval Opera- For the first time, the league|in Two-Car Collision — ; : on ——— apeiut-9 ie Ge ae De Gaulle Waiting a ot Stee ee A hatiy od pee acted otek NEW — Famous “VARSITY” Model } 
added more than a point each.| stump, who retires Agu. 1, Such. Matters” which has just|injuries last night in a two-car | tri SHAY i) : Gg este dre teagnedl pees ialists’ Ok come off the press. It has more|Collision on Telegraph road, at eciri¢ } 
Rete aged gat eon Socia ISIS UKay than 400 recipes, including some) Voorheis. | SE AP 5 arin of 15 Sow UAW Contract Ends trom Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower! A car driven by Charles A. Kane, Regular $17.50 List : ‘eo cherer —— ee ball (Continued From Page One) (Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Mrg./41, of Livonia, collided with that No Trade-in Necessary climbed 2% points Ah. for 300 000 at GM -|trom the Assembly “for a definite|G- Mennen Williams. , of Baal . Burke, * of 1104 
Products jumped 2 points alter its ’ : period the full powers necessary ar the - : 
directors raised the monthly divi- to act in the present grave situa-| The annual = were dend. ; (Continued From Page One) _ | tion.” In other words, the Assem-|Blood Bank will be conducted ot ee pony oe their 
The Dow-Jones averages showed|not be a condition of employment ar hay ong a vacation, nome. a Aug Hills vemaeteneiaonns ot ie, demeh Me poy mad deme points to 462.70; at GM pe cml tenilainadie has re-|school gymnasium, at Opdyke and| pital for bruises and 
0.19 to 7819; and 65 stocks 0.66} _ The wnlon said it planned to |tused to spell out the ‘full powers”|Hickory Grove Rds a ) 
to 160.55—the highest level for this| Bat me" om GM plant gates te ihe wants, giving rise to wide-| Red Cross unit, staffed by . average since Sept. 20, 1957 check membership cards of em- |spread fears of a dictatorial re-| purses and a physician, will take 2 ployes in an effort to: maintain |gime which might continue itself] the donations which go inte the an all-union shop. after the formal end of a definite! Oakland County Blood Bank. 
Clarkston Man Reuther admittedly faced an up-|Period. They will be assisted by mem- 
hill fight to achieve his goals for| 5. ee bers of the ehurch’s Altar So- | 
in Honor Guard (|# a as cme Fa ncasen Sed — clety, sponsor of the bank. ALL year. wage increases, = oe . A thorough checkup will be given 
for U.S. Heroes {improves _pension benefits and ,_ through referen-| ch donor. Blood may be given 
member honor guara|“2!/y pay” them. pig os tween the ages of 18 to 60. Those 3 Bf es on ae Gee GM earlier estimated the UAW|'? establish a new basis for the| im (n° Bie Oo the written MARKETS - 
when they were aboard the USS|demands would add 73 cents to\ny ome), relations Detween| consent of their parents — 
Dees i Washingoe forte |oM werkers. 1 changed tn geome De Call's experience wih Serco te Onan uw] | @ 2135 Dixie Highway - ——Barlal im Arting- ure to 48 cents an hour after the One reason he quit his job as|one who needs i free of charge ot Telegraph Rd. ton Cemetery extension provisional president-premier after 
= Be howe . | enallaee gfiwect cove tastmate World War II was the voters’ re-/ Cranbrook Summer Theatre @ 7580 Highland Rd. (M-59) Ladies’ SLEEVELESS ‘si ; Willia E. pay hike this year and 7)ection of his draft constitution|School is enrolling students for its et Williams Lake Rd. , 
; coh ahd ee 5 in 1959. providing for a strong executive.|17th session. Classes will begin . . rl 
; Geskeiit Saeed. ciaft * * - q Seagenasnanseadeceasenasesensesans @ 1200 Baldwin at Columbia 0 ll se S 
= lisch is a son of | salen made 2a ° | 2 Mr. and Mrs. “ * in the fal five vate eg + AWN : NGS 5 DOGS SRRGReRSeReReeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Six Styles — Many Colors 
Einar Save |) we contract ran out. ] : : | | ese es at v | S's FASTER SERVICE for Holiday Pictures $ 00 | Bist ee escerse2 40% DISCOUNT :: sated from Ortonville High School they favored the two-lm | 0 on ‘| PRINTING . ul p in 1957 and enlisted that summer. |¥e* ee oe St oe : : HH : , . 
ie Raake trains st Great Lakes ee CAN mands made ty = All Jobs Custom Fitted as DEVELOPING 7 ——— : the original crew of the * * * s a aE | Rati ches Ge th was dae] Unier Reuther’s proposal, ita) ALL MATERIALS ond WORKMANSHIP 5 M. : 4 F BY Détton Fronts et tS lees tencaae am eet ne GUARANTEED - HE In: by 5 P. aturday § wo) % Seid Colors bound. to bargain on them. a 41] | * Slip Overs a a 
Most of Nation [itt works priced corsig) Call L. W. Bogert FE 4-6089 5: Back by 5 P. M. Monday : fee sh ; union would accept the two-year | an ; ; Enjoying Mild oxenion ig All Awning & Storm Window Sales S15 some LOWEST Price Now's sow uae tam Complore Holiday Weather |,,7,, AW Proposal stirulated|m 233 §. Telegraph Rd., Fecing Ruth St. Pontiac mI Lifetime ooo ‘sind H Size Ranges 
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cea fags Mild In most of the cour-lon unreseived issues for 30 days. - pd weyers Ss JIMM 4 Yes, for only ONE | —— DOLLA ed dampen ‘Meme Dey|mved Some wot go fo arbre THE SPECIALTY Ci —— Camera Dept—Main Floor choose TWO activities sections . : Ss 
Afternoon or evening ‘tower oa é OF ok HOUSE Synsugaquscsnesnnsnansanagnasssnens ng le 
possible GM, through Vice President n . : lity. << j the country except in the Far - quality — made in 
Southwest and from the Ohio Vale|~sstion’ Seatun ext it vee ane Oakland County's ‘Newest Most |E_ — 
fe Const states, Ata? |vised version of proposals the un Beautiful Cocktail Lounge FAMOUS ELECTRIC : coacnare a ae a. &  ©& Seaton termed the UAW pro An atmosphere of complete relaxation, cocktails the @ Coolest weather wes in the “tnflationa like ands luncheon and dinner menu to please BUY NOW —1or Grads and Dead's Day — LM 3 Beach 
see Sat Late rinse,” ed re a ohne | Oe Oe Neves SeEmAwAT etal SUITS ; for a temporary extension > 4 ty wie ix. Iu. contrast, rentingslot the crotrece, | _COCKTAILS EF SCHICK Shavers pide Gui Jackets were in the 80s in the Southwest] Reuther told newsmen GM had. LUNCHEONS | | ° $3.00 Quali hot belt. But in most of the coun-/not yielded an inch on a sinele | DINNERS , | 88 ° —— ng apse dip dred User since Harlow Curtice, GM, Maker's $22.50 List - 95 oh i fide sident—outHned—the- wat: denier Cost ae sad ae ie remy isan company —@ Businessmen’s Lunches Served Daily e | with TRADE-IN | a : ) oo — SE Pm eg Open 11 A.M. to 2AM. _ __ JE Fully guaranteed, all shavers | __fottons. ste 9 One-button coat 
ne ~ tel in scat wiccaue i I Workers. te United | ! See va then ined we 3 plaid ton A orkers, sta men’s shav- tered areas during the nigh In|ngin Cat workers aie capes Henry’ s Miracle Lounge IE tanderd brand men's shave app gs wise vatee 14% sare Ba pelea part of the prasild at midnight with each side blam- (Formerly Henry's Bloomiield Inn) | eeaconacensoorosccoocsoccooocooqoeoooooeoes 
Some storms were reported. | n= te Other for failure to agree] secacte Mile Shopping Center Telegraph at Square Lake Road | NORELCO ‘Rotary’ ; — Rollectric 
rade ot St mph with heavy) IUEGM talks were to resume ~ Razor ; Razor Hel ales ’ Bismarck, *|today as Ford and Chrysler con-|F Reg. $24.95 4 Reg. $32.50 
aoe sections of rea ie their talks with the UAW./f aS S in ef a \ wri All Sizes for Children wud Ladies homa and strong winds lashed ‘GM and the UAW agreed to} 4 ; Houston, Tex., area. mectt: Monday to decide where fo- AWN | NGS TRADE-IN ¢ TRADE-IN paste, Disses Values to Se, ture negotiations will take place. be 95 3 Li ,») | 95 iy ane cr Th Ww ; Up to now, the meetings had been : , e NX 7 5 included. “Com: e Weather held in Gif headquarters but the by : piste sive are. Hd a that further meetings e —1 toll Bot 
Fant / esther Baresie Revert ..7jbe held in a neutral place. ~ hE With jae ‘$13. ° ven aowh Tete: $18.95 siento 
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on vor trom the weet. | 4 in US ; ] 33.50 SCHICK Auto-Home W' With 14.95 Aad {Tetey_ im Pontise ore Doctors in U.S. 1E sr Trade ° “Git's\Sines Te 14 une mm 
—! tegen mv | ,CONACD, we mir 2495 NORELCO Speman, EAB AES | Ga'twariem F gWiy + West. clans in the United States AE 
ese Ges increased 3,955 in 1957. The SCHICK ‘Powershave’ $ RONSON had Model Swim Suits : som... steees $3 il am. ¥ American Medical Assn.’s Coun- j Razor : H a.m... Bocel $s ‘ “| cil on Medical Education and Valu to $2 oo ° 
Ao ie a said —— ms Reg. $31.50 We 3 
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          DOOR CANOPY 
“14.95 FREE ESTIMATES — FE 5-2102 
L & V Awning & Window Co. 163 WEST MONTCALM Open 9 A.M, te 8 P.M. . Reg. $28.50 
G. A. BLAYLOCK and CO. 
Will be closed all day Saturday 
May 31st Sises 10 & 14 eh 
fd Sic cotton prints permo- 
- nen Pr caiab agent,             DUE TO THE DEATH OF ee eee 
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| BENJAMIN R. BLAYLOCK. 
- G. A, BLAYLOCK and CO. 
81 ORCHARD LAKE AVE.     
  
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| Held Do W100 7 fot t ¢ the pabliiy a Diaoee ee 7 cabivclas A gerd amen Quint Hopes for Boy 
__MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Rock 'n'lon reports Cecile and'Annette both MONTREAL — The hiusband ot 
Wt naven’t. heard anything .qhont 
it. I thought I would have been 
the first to know.” —_- main Allard, reporting his wife ex- 
pects a baby in September, said: 
“We're hoping fora bay.”. :     
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She Should Know First 
MONTREAL —.The older sistér    
      
      
    
     
   All Popular Brands—Freshest 
CIGARETTES Regular Size 2. 1 8 Per Carton 
pmo a favorite brand and 
Camels, Old Golds, Pailip 1 Sao: Chesterfield, etc. 
— low price plus Te tax. No 
King. and aoe Tyee 2. 2 § 
Choice of Lemma 2 am Parade, 
# Marlboro, Salem, Mall, etc. 
Plus ‘ce tax. No toute,     
  
  
Always Compare Prices at 
SIMMS Soeces You Buy! 
Nationally Famous Brands - 
* Bulova * Elgin 
* Longines 
a WAICHES CAniINT 
Brand foment Models 
tor Ledies an 
  
49.95 Watches, now 32.50   
  
71.50 Watches, now 47.50 
      
AUTO NEEDS PRICED EXTRA 
LOW — Saturday Only! 
2nd Fi 
      
      SOR BARGAINS 
For 6 or 12-Volt Systems 
SEALED BEAM. 
: 1? HP ror au ¢ or 12 Jos systems. 39.95 Watches, now 26.95 
59.95 Watches, now: 40.00 |      
       Powerful ELECTRIC Vibrator 
' Massage PILLOWS You've Seen These — 
Priced as $12.95 
‘Values— 
99 "Ey Saturday 
;. Only 
E @ Reduces Tension 
@ Aids Circulation 
— @ Relieves Aches     
s Only 24 at this price. E Electric motor inside foam-rubber 
filled corduroy cover. 6 foot cord. 
—Main Floor        
      
           
        
      
    
   
     
  
       
    
        
    
    
    o Head Lamps | 
} | SATURDAY SUPER SPECIALS ot SIMMS! 
Stock up! save! 
IDRUG'SALEE t Reserved To Li 
      
     KOTEX NAPKINS KLEENEX TISSUE ~ 43¢ Value c 200 Sheets 
New Kotex in all 29 Box of 200. sheets 
sizes Sanitary napkins Limit 2 boxes ..... 
  
Absorbine =~ Bayer 
cares Aspirin 
  
  
    
  
  
  50 for 
69° | We= 29° Hi Germicide  es- 
fi pecially for Limit 1 bottle 
4 athlete's foot, per person, . 
lynos Tooth Paste—Twin Pac ......... 56c 
DOAN’S LAVORIS 
Kidney Mouth 
Pills Wash 
9c: Size "i j 58 Value V 
45:|\6) 63 Limit 2 20-Oz. Bottle 
  
           VOLTS 
$1.95 Value 
   Hook that swivels, hood glows 
cord reaches any part of car, 
SIMONIZE ‘Bodysheen’ 
fase 
     ~ $149 Value 
    Famous ‘Bodysheen 
auto polish with a 
> cleaner... 
one or toa osnas 
    : mento Rebber 
Auto Floor Mais 
| _TWO-PIECE SET 
: Btyled ‘as as shown. Pro- $2.95 Value well as it 12 |    tects beactifies your car, 
Pits all oe —_ 
s most : — choice "a yo 
: RePAIR or ReSTYLE 
“anacie FY BRGLAS . 2 Fem LAAbA 4 
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  99" ie Gelusil . _¥e 
Use as warning and signal noe. 
E a bright red warning. 914 foct 3 
   
          
      
     
   
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ens ue Couns \EVITALIS 82° GERITOL ~ 
| Auto Trouble. Lite pr TONIC TONIC 
6 or 12 E $1.23 Value Greaseless grooming | Reg. $2.98—Liquid or Tablets 
  
ee .»$1.02 ee 
  
  
SAVE 3le¢ on 
BROMO- J 
; SELTZER Regular 98c Size 
  SAVE 16c on . 
  PHILLIPS Micwesia 
peat ¥   
: Reg, $1.09 
     
           with Sprayer 
    
  FEEN-A-MINT 
35e Size 
              27¢ VALUE © 
BAKER'S 
LIQUID 
FORMULA 
12 for 
2.34   
Pt abel 
aun Sterilizer 
Hl. $3.98 Value 
299 
Pamous. Eventio aluminum sterilizer 
with lift-out rack. 4 bottle capacity.           
      
               
      
   §-Grain 
ASPIRIN 
TABLETS 
1008 ap & grain 
“8. 
Letite - 100 rope 
t 
ans Fleer 
    
     2 ARB 
SHOE 
POLISH 
13° Regular 25¢ Griffins 
Liquid shoe 
All White, 
  
  
     Sc Size 
EX-LAX 
LAXATIVE 
ant a eftective. pis. 
—Main Fleer bal 
take, 
of 6. 
  
  
    Reg. 57c 
SHASTA 
SHAMPOO 
poo in generous 
Sic size now at this 
price low ‘ 
—Main Floor 
  
  
Famous 
Brands 
TOOTH 
PASTE 
2\° lar Jie tubes of 
Coigates, Pepsodent, 
Ipana, Crest, ete. 
Limit 2, 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
+ TABLETS 49c Size 
ANACIN 
Anacin works }- -waye 
pal fast, effective re- 
—Main Floor 
  
  
98c Sher 
SUNTAN LOTION 
  
  
_| tube. Keeps hair 
neat —and— 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
  ‘Lanolin Plus’ 
BABY 
OIL 
39° Save more than half 
on the regular $1.00 
size, ‘ing, Don- 
irritating to babies. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
| Deodorant $1 ‘Fresh’ 
Roll-on 
39° No messy spre 
creams — Primply 
roll-on this ‘Fresh’ 
deodorant. Limit- 2, 
—Main Floor oor 
  
  
‘Duragloss’ 
Nail Polish 
Remover 
19 Generous - ounce 
size of Leniees nail 
polish femoris safe 
and effec 
ian Fieor 
  
  
  10c *Wrisleys’ 
TOILET 
SOAPS 
6 29 A teguiat @0c valie. 
Assorted hard milled 
toilet soaps. Limit 
    Plenty of some, few of others . 
  Washable Rayon — 3 Colors 
Ladies’ ™ Slips Rayon full slips 
° 6 ¢ white; blue or black 
colors. — 32 to 34. 
Limit 2 
eee 9 AM to 1230 ONLY pg 
Fh ag rx naam Style — Broadcloth 
1 $4998 Ladies’ *3* Pajamas 2-piece, button fronts, 
striped” pattern, bot- 
toms are in solid colors. 
Size 34, ~Main Floor 
~Main Floor 
    
   AON varie: imam ©8008 
Clearance of Ladies’ Better 
* Mi | 9° Maternity Dress Slightly. counter soiled 
dresses of up to $9.95 ~ vy 88 
values, Broken sizes 10 
to 18, -Main Floor 
9AM to 12:30 ONLY EPTy 
Values to $19.95 — Ladies’ 
Coats and Toppers Final clearance of acri- 
lan toppers, all-weather 99 
coats, wool ‘coats, pod- 4 
dle coats, Broken sizes 
10 to 18.° mam Fleer 
eee cece 
No-Iron SEERSUCKER 
Girl’s 97° Blouses Wash ‘n wear Seer- 
sucker blouses in gay 39° 
plaid patterns. Sizes 7 
to 14, 
ee ccoom, 
Children’s Sizes 24.6 
  Training Pants 10 esr waist and legs. 
Choidt “bf white and 
colors. Cienit_ ie © pants. ce OD V a Flannel Material 
Ladies’ Ped. Pushers Washable flannel pedal 
pushers with 2 pockets, ¢ 
back zipper. Sizes 10 44‘ 
to 18, 
‘Poplins, Estrons and Others 
Boys’ *2” ee 
Light Grey Denim — Sanforized 
Boys’ Putter Pants i belted, zipper © 
front, Sizes 8 and 12 
only, $2.49 value. 
=~ Basement ~Main Floor    
Miscellaneous group in 
sizes 12 and 16. Zip- 
per front, slash pockets, 
Basement 
Regular 
Special Group — Assorted 
Men’s *4* Jackets All first quality, pop- 
tins and other mater-. 99 
ials. Zipper fronts, 
slash “pockets. Sizes — 
S-M-L. —DRasement : 
ecco ecee 
Everglaze, Plisses, Prints 
Pillow Shams, ea. 
19° 9 A.M. to 1? 30 e  aaeeee 
Washable Crinkle Cotton 
Boys’ Shirt & Pants Boy’s shirt with match- 
ing short pants, Pants 
in blue, shirt in prints, 
Sizes 3 and 4 only, _ Basement Ist quality, large size 
in variety of colors. 
Regular $1 00 nel 
   
eee eee0e 
Combed Cotton — Reg. 59c. 
Men’s ‘T’ Shirts White combed cotton 
‘T* shirts with no-sag 
neck, All sizes. S-M-L, 
Limit 2. ~Basement 
98 North 
Saginaw 
Street 
‘ \ , 
  ‘Be at ‘SIMMS: Tomorrow When Our Doors Open at ry A Mm.    
sa : Sal ! Prices Slashed on Every Item in This, Adv. 
Bargains are so big we must restrict this sale to just 342 hours only, SATURDAY morning. 
- the more you buy the more you savell Rights reserved to 
limit quantities — so more customers may share in these SUPER-BARGAINS! Sorry — no 
layaways, mail or phone orders at these low prices! 
    
   
   Ladies’ Self-Seam 
NYLONS | 
3" I" SIZE 8% ONLY — 
Pamous ‘Quaker’ ist 
quality, Over 600 
pairs in the Jot. 
—Main ; ‘Both the cup and sau- 
  
  
137 SUN-BACK Styles 
aN Ladies’ Dresses Regular $2.49 | 
      Had Broken sizes 10 to 20 14% to 22 
  
  
MEN’S WHITE 
Under Shorts | 
31% Gripper front broadcloth 4 
an briefs. Broken sizes 
    
  
    
  
Selection Patterns 
Value ) ) ¢ 
to 69¢ y 
Per Yerd 
5 Yards ....... $1.00 Remanents of higher price 
prints and patterns, broad- 
cloths, percales ete a) Ott Geom 
    
  
     
   
    
         
     
*FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM’ 
Ironing Pad _ 
and Cover Set 
aT; Value 
femme. Fits a 
g boards.   
    
  
Genuine “ENGLISH BONE” 
cer at this low price, 
Choice of 12 patterns, 
No limit, 
‘  —Besement 
  
  
    China Cup & Saucer 
Rustproof, gery ms yas ll 
14-Ot. Waste Basket Large 14-quart alurni- ¢ 
tar St. ae pore ciesined Mf 
1-0. § Sauce Pans seller, 297" 
69° Silverware Cups Extra silverware cups fit dish 
drainers to air dry silverware. 78° I) 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY gi 
num waste basket for 
Heavy Gauge meycomaagy y7-o 
Fits Rubbermaid Dish Drainers 
Coral colors. —tnd Fleer 
Extends -30 to 50 Inches 
” Traverse Rods 
= QT" silent an Nylon 
-tud Fleer 
    
    
127| Folding Hardwood 
2- FOOT * 
  i Sturdy 2-ft. ladder with 
. feinforced steel rod steps. Limit 1. Second Step Ladder 
| 
  
  
    
  
88*|: 
  39 Plastic Clothesline 
genter pina. cerecen fine. 
5 Doz. Clothes Pins 
and Clothes Pin Bag Wire Center — ae be 89° 
2nd Floor 
Regular 90c Seller 
      
             
Foam Rubber re 
30x30” Landing Mat For use wherever foot = | 00 
traffic is heavy. Halls, 
$3.79 value, — landings, etc, Regular 
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comp, sh 2.66 apie te 
[- = “Mate 9 AM to 12:30 ONLY r9 AM to 1230 ONLY SOO 
Hall China Pottery—Individual | vag 
* Baking Dishes | 10° 16° 75° Baking Dishes Ly 4¥4x6 inch individual 7 ih ¢ See ete baking dishes, Regular metal bound. Limit 75¢ value, No limit, ~ ci: Sulla teed 
cece eee: . 
For Waxing Your Floors Flashlight 
Wax grep Battery Long painted wood 9¢ 
esa $e stir ata wee Floor 
™ 8Ft. Hardwood — panier 79¢ 2-Cell 
Clothesline Prop, ™ | Fiashtight | Hardwood clothesline . 9* prop with metal line ¢ 
clip, ‘tapered . ground — | Fhrows 300-f1. beam end. Limit 2. ny focus al metal 
| eee — Fleer 
Standard Couplings -RUBBER . eg. 
Wash Drain Hose | ‘Cots Eye’ For fling or draining ¢ Marbles 
machines, Remar 8 79¢ 4 8 100 Fee | 
value. aa : - a a ah 
ccc MEW WNTETETE TIE. 000 Cat eye Marble, 
“Country Squire” Mixture —<fiaty, Place 
Grass Seed, 5 Ibs. (2.2 5 pounds in siete PENCIL 
lene bag. Gre mix 137 TABLETS growth, Limit 10 Ibs. ¢ 
coco kT 123 TR Ralocee 
Famous “BLACK LEAF” ip eie.toen xn 
Weed Killer, qts. 40-Hour 
sea so ¢) ALARM Regular $2. 49 a ' CLOCK 
eese T 39 
Famous “BLACK LEAF” "| gat sins, i day 74 ar ve 
Rose Dust, 8 ozs, | Protects garden against 3 9 
insects and plant dis- $9.9§ Electric 
one. a BARBER’S 
9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY 9 5-Pc: SET 
  
  
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  Pre-Shave 
| Powder 
Pass Sth py pd | Beata ep 
hea 2 pened Floor Electric 
Ld 
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  Reg. $14.95 
  
      
  TL Mite Kost of Auburs Heights 
- FURNITURE SALES 
- $945 Auburn Rd. (M-59) 
You Always Buy for Less at L 6S 
pte, Sat. —Fri. mA     
      
       
         
   
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would be 
       
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If Full Bolts 
Would Be 
Up to 79¢ Yard 
    Seo new. «pay later with convenient 
“COTTONS 
49c bo 79¢ yard an 
Fashion fabrics! Home-fashion fabrics! Find them all 
in our brand new spring-into-summer collection, Dis- 
__ cover. how much you save on bright prints and solids... 
; embossed and combed plisses, waffle piques and more, 
By Advance Printed Patterns____35¢ to 75¢ 
    
   
Fashions with 9 future. Closely 
woven, crease resistant cottons 
are wash fast to stay forever 
\ bright. 
: The 
WT. miners’ co. MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER inalph lb oinioy price tags! 
he r. Crees sneeaieaien 
    F yards 
  WASH and WEAR 
PRINTS 
If full bolts 
+ qould be. 
59¢ to 79 yard... 
The prettiest cottons in print 
in a spare-the-care collection 
that needs little or no ironing, 
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iy    : "THE PONTIAC PRESS, PRIDay, MAY 80, 1958 ae ens | = sn — 
ee Ck = 
con oT “SATURDAY and MONDAY ‘ONLY! | te 0 Today? - fi 
| ‘Keep Living | 
lA Two-Day Clean-Up “Sale of ‘One-of- a-Kind and 
Floor Samples! Many Cut to Cost and Below! 
  
3-Pc. CURVED SECTIONAL 
Kroehler built, foam Reg. 269.50 
ot slightly soil- i | 7 9” 
  
  
= STYLE SOFA 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
          
V | SAVE. 
$130 OAK BEDROOM SUITE 
Large triple agar Reg. 879, 50 
42-inch chest, bed SFA9 By Thomasville. 
  
  
eC “TRIPLE DRESSER SET 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  Listed 86 to 96 South. Saginaw Street   
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  Opposite Auburn Avenue SAVE By Tomlinson. Spring 319.50 SAVE ees dresser — $ 00 
$120 dwn cushions n$19Q™ VY ™  Ist00 ees 179 grey SLING CHAIR 
o> 2-Pe; LIVING ROOM IM SUITE caesar gargs | of 2-Pe, MODERN SECTIONAL SAVE Kroehler built, long . SAVE By Kroehler. Frieze 50 
$59 cent Front, age hae sT' 719” $90 cover, modern styling. 149 
d Strato pr Recliner a Vv U 7 Foam Mattress i os 
VE Tweed and plastic. com- @°, SAVE Twin size only. Mat- $40 oe oie ot ‘a ber. *89” $30 hen and on spring. 69” 
Jf 3-Pe. RATTAN SECTIONAL [ov PLATFORM aCe 
SAVE Genuine Rattan, zip. 43 238° SAVE Modern style. Foam seat. 50 
$120. perrs,cushions Not SEQ) $30 Tweed coms. $59 | ALUM. GLIDER CHAIR re . : 
! ; | tal Me all for 95 | | ’ 
oe pie” be See a prt tapers Set $ 50 ern styling. Frieze cover. $150 er and three side 249° $40 ng. 49 
v Simmons Sleeper Lounge “sig, vd LANE CEDAR CHEST 
SAVE = Full pin 7 ts apa. SAVE Blond finish modern > $50 mottress. Separate ay 49” | $10 stviing. $39” 
Fgh Nags, - | ¢ ETT) SAVE - Ae - pe = ing $ 00 SAVE. Table and 2 chairs, round 9 c ese Aon toad tebe las able, w 95 
si mann = i 178" ALUM. FOLDING CHAIR ai fon bse ens | 
v WROUGHT IRON BUNK BED) ‘--” fare with woven a | ¢ SPRING PORCH CHAIRS 
SAVE - Complete with springs $ “ioeel No Delivery SAVE Heavy spring base. Plastic '% * 95 $30 and mattresses. 29 $10 cushions. 2 only. 14’ 
v be Sry rae le 79.50 vie ok Sel SAVE ig iol eg. SAVE Ad inish on 
$24 Aprppirts 2 et, a *5 = ig 30 $5 = Newt oper in to in stand. 4” 
size. + @T2RRTT Tobie 
~¢¥ WOOL WILTON RUG Y ~ |v 2SWING GYMSET | 
| SAVE view '2Y pol $40 @y50| REDWOOD CHAIR [SAVE i...) stet fame, - "Senge |$69 teed 149” Certified Kiln Dried red- amos | $8 9 | 
J staan dee an SE) toured seat. wg, 
¢ BIGELOW A Lsbak gira d JUVENILE TS 2 "Reg. 54.50. 
86 om ™ SEDO CTAWN SPECIALS. |559, Mee Gur esion § 34% spuma Gt en 
: 8.95 Glider Slip Covers .....4... 4.95 
on ae 94.50 Roth Cashed Tete « coe 9.95 J 21"xb4" RUG 7a oa He tae att Tate». 298 LIMED OAK BUFFET ‘| SAVE Bigelow - quality. Discon- $ 95 14.95 Port. Charcoal Grill....... 6.95 | SAVE 51. Rina: Credenza, mod- by 50 
$6 _ tinued samples. 3 24.95 Set Glider Cushions ..... 1295 | 940 Ses rove a 69 | 
12.95 Beach Umbrella ........ 7.95 | 
NOTICE! Use Our NEW PARKING LOT in Back of Store OPEN FRIDAY CLOSED WED. AFTERNOON — Enter ot Alley Off Seginew St. or Through Gaukler’s Storage Underpass. and MONDAY | 
Other Hours Remain the Same — Lot Well Lighted . . . USE CUSTOMER ENTRANCE ot REAR of STORE. NIGHTS “til 9:00 
| ) Buy on Our : Me 
Easy Payment Plan — PAY 
. | ONLY 
10% 
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House Group Clears 
Excise Levies 
    
       WASHINGTON @® — The bill 
continuing corporate income and 
excise taxes at their present levels 
for another year until June 30;) 
|1959, got Rules Committee clear- 
jance yesterday for a House. vote} 
j next week, 
Rep. Wilbur D, Mills (D.-Ark),| 
chairman of the tax-writing Ways | 
‘and Means Committee, declined to! 
‘predict when taxes might be re-/f 
‘duced. 
| Replying to repeated inquiries 
iby Rules Committee members 
|about prospects for excise tax cuts, 
Mills declared there will be no 
such legislation this year. 
Mills. said he considers the. ef, 
ifects of excise tax relief for auto) 
makers and railroads as nebulous. 
[He said he doesn’t think a $90 price | 
ireduction on a $3,000 car would) 
Sjhave much effect. 
B/ Leaders have scheduled House 
‘action on the tax bill for late next 
WORK CLOTHES OR FASHIONS... “on Excellent Chance to had 
That Second “Family” 
Table models and con- ¢ 1 f 9 5 
wrokes: Admiral, RA. from 
SWEET'S RADIO 
and TV SHOP Motorola, Emerson or 
Zenith. 
422 West Huron Stieet Phone -FE 4-1133 
FREE PARKING | Open Monday ond Friday Nights ‘til 9     
    
   
        
  WE EAN cw Most of Colman Estate 
Goes to Wife, Daughter | Operating under parliamentary) 
‘procedure barring amendments, 
‘the House is expected to pass the 
|measure in the form approved 
venerday by its Ways and Means 
0 ‘Committe. 
EXPERTLY and PROMPTLY! |) s-:75,201%,,00-'s ® tor Ronald Colman left most of 
his estate to his widow Benita 
‘Hume and their daughter Juliet, 
117. 
Ri DLEY |. Other bequests included $10,000 
se ‘each to his sisters, Gladys Bining, 
' Leeds, England, and Edith Till, 
| Surrey, England, and $5,000 to 
CLEANERS = 22" | tralia. 
° Value of the estate was not dis- 
in PONTIAC iclosed when the will was filed for 
| probate, 
26 E. Huron Colman, 67, died May 19. | 
339 W. Huron   Miracle Mile | 
‘Lake Dweller Dulles 
4 Not Talking on France | FEderal 8-9252 FEderal 8-9255 Shopping Center 
  " WATERTOWN, N. Y. (AP) — 
OR T ED OVER DEBTS: ‘Secretary of State John Foster 
Dulles rested on isolated Main 
‘Duck Island in Lake Ontario to-| 
jday, still silent publicly on the 
French crisis. 
| Dulles declined comment on| 
France when he stopped here yes- 
terday en route to his island re- 
|treat for the Memorial Day holi-| 
| day. He said he preferred to con-) 
sider himself on vacation. 
The sécretary ‘Was accompanied 
hy his wife, their toy poodle Pepi| 
and three staff aides. | J are unable te er bills when due, see 
midmiaan CREvrr Cuaprr cOUNGELLCES and errane Lae ng Fag h payments you can 
_ NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED 
ONE PLACE TO PAY 
Member American Association of Credit Counsellors 
“Let 9 Years of Credit Counseling Experience Assist You 
Hours: Daily 9 to S. Wed. & Sat. $ to 1. Evenings by App't. 
MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 4i% 8. Saginaw Above Oakland Theater   
      
      
  
             
     
                
    
        
   
           
        
          
           
     
   
    
   
     ier am it 
_ OUR NEWEST 
Valentine 
eaver Imagine this beautiful new furniture in your wing room ! 
, ity im every detail from its fine tailoring to its . 
pear ar gn! Latest free-flowing saddle type arms. i 
New Molf-the-fisor” high legs, striking trapunto treatment. 
Best yet—all the fine pieces in the “de Ville” group are 
cushioned with fully molded 100% foam rubber to give you 
- Gitting comfort beyond compare ! 
ALL 3 PIECES $338.00 CUSTOM QUALITY - — 
ATA 
MODERAT® PRICE!.   ! bed * 
OTHERS 95 
PRICED FROM | ‘1°79 
OUR ENTIR: mast ae of tose sample SECTIONALS ARE 
ROW ON SALE! Come in today, look them all over 
+ » « @m outstanding selection to choose from , . 
=. — quality! be don’t wait, buy now... save 
  Oper Monday & Friday Evenings 
Free Parking Right at Our Front Door! 4 | 
  Extension of Corporate, | : 
Like having a private reducing 
- is yours with Vibra-Slim. Along with your machine you 
special diets of any kind whatever. 
                
    
       
          
            | Oe FURNITURE 
Clayron’s CARPETS 
- | APPLIANCES 
“The Store That Proves Quality Need Not be Expensive” 
| 3065 Orchard Lake Rd. Telephone FE 5-9474 —Keego Harbor 
        
     
    
          Guaranteed Service-After-Sale 
      
     
     
    
    & 
HIPS, THIGHS, TUMMY, WAIST TAKE INCHES OFF WHERE YOU WANT THEM OFF— 
THE VidnaSlim “HOME SALON” WAY! 
TUMMY, WAIST: 
Conditions, tones and exercises esal,    
       
               
       
   
     
     
   
      
         
      BACK, BUTTOCKS: 
Like a thousand busy fingers 
inelastic muscles ... helps tighten sagging massaging you ... blissful 
Select skin, It's the pleasant “minutes @ day” way to Vibra-Slim pulsations set fatty © 
: spot-reduce ey fatty deposits on your V ibra-Slim tissues into exercising 
The Spot home salon” cing program .. . without slenderizing ' motion, gives meny 
starvation diets! Delight{ul tingling times more massaging action 
That Needs . vibrations are so kitten than a professional os. Se 
: soft...s0 whisper-quiet! soothing too . Slimming pleused you'll be as em main rr = whittled down the 
ibre-Slim way ..: @3 excess 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS | ASSOCIATED PRESS 
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1958 
  
  
It is not through a loss of respect 
for the memory of the heroes of the 
Civil War that Memorial Day has 
generally become known as Decora- 
tion Day. 
The Memorial Day holiday was in- 
stituted 90 years ago when our na- 
tion still was shrouded in the recol- 
lection of the thousands who made 
the supreme sacrifice in that. recent 
conflict. 
* x * 
Millions of their comrades and 
relatives and friends hailed it as 
an occasion to pay respect to 
them. It was done in a solemn 
way. ae 
_ But these millions now largely are 
no longer with us. a 
And we have had other wars. 
: ee ee Some of them were world wars. 
But let us never forget that in none 
of them did our nation have the meri 
engaged or the casualty lists as large as in that nation-dividing conflict of 
1861-65. 
, While time may dim our vision or 
  
. What they really rate is a good, 
stiff lecture from a traffic officer 
and a stout fine. In addition, they 
should be denied the rights to the 
main highways. These “creeping 
pestilences” force every driver 
- coming from behind to “jump” 
them. That means in the course 
of a few hours, hundreds of mo- 
torists have to leave their own 
lane, venture to the center and 
“go around” the menace. 
They slow traffic to a crawl. 
x * * 
The pestilence can be responsible 
for many accidents and he is always 
responsible for a definite wear and 
tear on nervous systems which can 
not be evaluated. We earnestly ad- 
jure all traffic enforcing agencies to 
haul this culprit into court and give 
him his just due. ye 
xk * * 
A reprimand is insufficient. 
He couldn't comprehend. 
He needs a jolt. 
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      Memorial Day—Decoration Day 
  is shared by a larger number than 
it was after the War of Secession. 
wx 
The practice started by South- 
ern women of strewing wild- 
flowers on a certain day on the 
graves of their soldier dead, while 
‘that war was still in progress, was 
really the start of this manner of 
observance. They called it Me- 
morial Day. 
In 1868 when the May 30 date was 
designated as such a holiday by the 
Grand Army of the Republic, being 
the Union veterans, it also was called 
' Memorial Day. But the decoration of 
the graves was a major part of its 
observance. 
* * .-* 
As the years have passed, the prac- 
tice of having memorial programs 
has gradually grown less, but the dec- 
oration of the graves continues. This 
is carried out by veterans’ organiza- 
tions and friends and relatives of the 
deceased. 
In Pontiac and its area very 
few of the veterans’ graves, re- 
gardiess of what war they. were 
engaged in, go without decora- 
tion on Decoration Day. 
x *« * 
Likewise, the practice of decorat- 
ing the graves of others who were 
not affiliated with the armed services 
is continued on Decoration Day. 
Hence, Decoration Day is only the 
proper means for the suitable observ- 
ance of Memorial Day. « 
  “The Man About Town 
The Saddest Day A Memorial Holiday That © 
Brought the Most Sorrow   
  Many of the funerals were delayed un- 4il Memorial Day,'‘because the roads were 
blocked and undertakers in sufficient 
numbers were not available to earlier care 
for the dead. 
Throughout the nation the services of 
that Memorial Day were largely given over 
to prayer incidental to Oakland County’s 
greatest mass tragedy. 
Surely in accord with the sentiments ot 
thousands of her former pupils and 
friends, a memorial program for the late 
Mrs. Agnes Lynch Cox 
was given Thursday at Wisner school 
where she was principal for many years. 
    Elected Tuesday as president of the 
Michigan State Association of Life Un- 
derwriters, 
Curtis E. Patton 
of 314 South Tilden St., has written five 
millions of insurance in the Pontiac area. 
  Before the auto age took over, 
western. horses were shipped to 
Pontiac by the carlead and sold 
at auction to farmers and truck 
drivers. 
You've heard mighty few better ser- 
mons than that one of five words: 
“Stay alive all your life,” 
which is the title of that best selling 
book of : 
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, 
which is my idea of saying most in brief- 
est form. 
  
Verbal Orchids to- - Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hooper 
of 6601 Cooley Lake Road; sixty-first wed- 
ding anniygrsary. — 
Miss Louise Paddock 
of 2500 Union Lake Road; eighty-first 
birthday. : - 
Mr, and Mrs. William Clikeman | 
of Whittier, Callf., formerly of 221 Pioneer 
Ave., Pontiac; sixty-third wedding anni- 
versary. 
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson 
of Davisburg: fifty-second wedding anni- 
versary 
Matt Burris _ 
of Lapeer ninety-second birthday 
i 
:   Let Us Not Forget—Especially Now   
De Gaulle Odd-Ball of Our Time Bc 
ofits 
Beyond that there was only puz- 
zlement except for this one opinion: 
That he was very shrewd at his 
May 19 news conference. Why 
shrewd? This was the answer: Be- 
cause he really didn’t say any- 
thing. 
* * * 
This writer disagrees that there 
is anything necessarily shrewd 
about that. True enough, De Gaulle 
gave out with nothing but double- 
talk. But it may have been be- 
cause he couldn't think straight 
and had no policy or programs 
for France. 
* * * 
There is certainly concern in the 
Western world that De Gaulle, 
once he led the government, might 
turn into.a manipulated stooge for 
men far shrewder than he, par- 
ticularly military men. 
He did play a great role as 
rallying point in World War II for 
Frenchmen crushed by the Nazis: 
But some'of his performances aft- 
er the war threw doubts on his 
awareness of what the world is 
n &. & 
France owed its liberation to the 
United States and Britain. But France’s very dependence on its 
allies irritated De Gaulle. After 
the shooting stopped he flew to 
Moscow and signed a mutual aid   
The Country Parson 
    
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until we're sure they first love 
us.” 
  agreement with the Soviet Union. 
This seems to have been an 
effort to play both ends against 
the middle. Later he expressed 
surprise and disappointment be- 
cause Moscow didn’t keep its word. 
. * * * 
Although he was anti-Commu- 
nist, he took France's No. 1 Com- 
munist, Maurice Thorez, into his © 
cabinet. Yet, with the presence of 
Allied troops to give him strength, 
he disarmed the Communists. 
In 1948 diplomats here .and 
abroad feared that if De Gaulle 
jeopardize the North Atlantic 
Treaty | alliance 
of Westérn powers for mutual de- 
fense against the Soviet Union—   
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
De this now, my son, and de- 
liver thyself, when thou art come 
into the hand of thy friend; go, 
humble thyself, and make sure 
  * * t Sense shines with a double lustre 
“Tt is inconceivable that the de- when it is set in humility. An 
fense of France should be as- able and yet humble man is a 
sured by anyone other than the jewel worth a kingdom.—William 
French themselves.” This was Penn. 
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Nutrition Aids Brought 
Mental, Physical Vigor 
Naturally the lady does not men- 
tion her age, but who cares about 
that except her feminine acquamt- 
ances? a 
In March 1957 the lady went to a 
diagnostician be- — 
coming alarmed at 
her steady physi- 
getting to my 
brain 
me. (I work in an DR. BRADY 
office.) All my energy seemed to 
be consumed in just keeping me 
going. 
“I told the doctor I was ex- 
tremely tired all the time, that | 
wasn't worried about any particu- 
lar ailment, but felt there was noth- 
ing wrong with me but fatigue. 
His verdict: excellent health. 
Asked if he thought vitamin pills 
.. . he said no, he didn’t believe in 
them. But he also said he didn’t 
know why I was so tired. 
“Months passed and I got tired. 
tireder. Finally 1 re- 
  articles. I sent for your 
pamphlet’ ‘Young Folks and Oid 
Folks’ .. .” 
The lady-doesn’t say so, but in 
all probability she provided a 
stamped, self-addressed envelope, 
for otherwise she would not have 
received the pamphlet. The letter 
continues: 
“This was the most intelligent 
act I have ever performed . ; . 
Feb. 4 is my red letter day .. . 
the fatigue has vanished; coordina- 
tion between my eyes and brain is 
instantaneous; my mind is clear;: 
my memory is sharp; and J have 
picked up many of the activities 
I formerly enjoyed, such as dané- 
ing, trail trips with the Moun- 
taineers, etc. My work has greatly 
improved. Wonderful to feel so 
UNtired. 
* * a 
“As I am more given to under- 
statement than overstatement, my 
friends have been impressed and . 
many of them are taking Ray-D. 
, They al] mention benefits such as 
clearer mind, susta interest 
in their work or play, improved 
condition of nail and hair, .. 
“I haven't had that 3 o'clock _ In a piece to follow I'll belabor 
two points which I’m afraid neither 
wise get from this testimonial. 
* * * 
Signed letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long pe to 
health and hy . 5 
nosis or treatment, will be answered 
Dr. William Brady, # « _— - 
addressed envelope is 
tlac Press . « “lockout?” 
  , ge ‘ a 
Voice of the People e = sstiai | 
Advises Union Mento Tell Reuther What They Want 
Walter P. Reuther at P) 
  
  
‘This is part of a telegram sent to President 
International headquarters of the UAW-CIO: ~ 
oo : : ssa ities 2. Pontiac, Mich _ “Brother Reuther, your locals 596 , 9 
have not released any instructions on information from —— 
to the membership or made any. personal communications 
and file members, as was stated in effect in associated news releases. 
How are you going to know what your members want? : 
x * * . 
And to all GM rank and file members, let your international leader 
’ now. It’s urgent. Do your own thinking. know what you want by post card araglne 
aa Elected Ree, Sec. Local 596 
‘What’s Meaning ‘Monopoly Learns 
ixpensive Lesson’ 
Doubtless there are many editors 
‘who kneel in perpetual adoration 
of the big business tycoon who got of Red Subs?’ 
1 wisif some one of your readers 
or the editors would explain to me 
what Russian submarines have 
been doing away off their own base 
and bobbing up. unexpectedly in 
various places of the world. They - 
can’t land soldiers on foreign soil, 
so how can they use our waters of dollars now leaving our 
for their subs? -: 
‘St Should Be 
Fair Both Ways’ 
Why do union men throw up 
their hands in: horror at the word 
y regard it as 
their sacred privilege to strike 
any time the union: boss blows the 
whistle and the word ‘strike’ is — 
in good grog - ‘Let Us Hope They 
Aren’t All Worried’ What’s so bad about a lock- 
out? If the workers can refuse 
te work unless they want to, 
why can’t employers refuse to | 
provide work unless they want ist. If the bulk of them are to? If it’s fair one way, it must Reserv as worried as this one, our de- 
be fair the other. fense is half shot before the call 
_* * * comes. : I oo some union official would ist World War Vet 
explain. —— 
Right-to-Work-Guy 
owen Says Our Holidays 
‘Let’s Protect Tots = Aren’t Respectful From Drowning’ Does the Bible say anything 
Let's save other little tots. I. 
agree with Mrs. Bennett's letter 
about the danger of Terry Lake, . 
and others like it, which have ta- 
ken so many lives. I'd like to * * * 
see something done to protect little Why don’t people sit home 
ones from danger. _ quietly on holidays and com- 
“Mrs. D. H. Bailey memorate the occasion? Memo- 
160 N. Merrimac rial Day should be a day devot- © 
—— nol glisad pepe igen 
6 4 The Fourth of should be Why Aren’t We devoted to exercises for the birth 
Tops in These?’ of the nation. Why do we have 
to play tennis, bridge, poker and 
How can these pesky Commies drive 200 miles on overcrowded 
put a ton and a half moon in orbit roads? 
-while 
weight, diameter and miles per 
hour, | 
‘Can’t It Be Done 
That Way Again?’ 
We built automobiles for many, 
without UL §. A. 
‘Assert Yourselves 
About Style, Gals’ 
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Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Child’s Endless Queries 
Don’t stifle a child’s curiosity 
or evade his questions! They 
indicate a high 1.Q., and good 
health. But to save yourself 
headaches, use the “Pause & 
Praise” method, coupied with: 
the “Reversible Why” tech- 
nique. It is ideal for teachers 
and salesmen, too, as well as 
weary parents. 
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE Y - 323: Tommy T., aged 
7, is a very brilliant boy, ° 
“Dr. Crane, Tommy drives me 
almost crazy,” his father ex- 
plained, “for os 
when I get home 7 am 
from the office, @ 
dead tired, he & 
starts pestering 7 
me with ques- @ 
tions. 
“He may ask, 
‘Daddy, where 
does the sun go 
at night?’ and be- 
fore I can figure 
out a simple so- 
lution in language ‘y, CRA 
adapted to his _ an 
age, he has rushed down the line 
and maybe fired a dozen more 
queries at me, 
“Se when I do finally answer 
him, I sometimes wonder if he 
ory he to San gaiteiing tae wit me with 
Number 13. : x 
“Yet I suppose a father should 
try to educate his children by 
giving them facts, But it is cer- 
tainly very frustrating to me. 
What can I do?” ‘    
    
tiops are an indirect sign Questions 
Of a child's LQ: or mental alért- 
ness 
* * * 
And they also suggest‘a healthy 
youngster, For when a boy or girl 
gets sick, he loses much of his 
_ We physicians know that a child is quite ill When it no longer asks 
r] X * duper in meeting: the objections for comic books or the TV or in- 
quires about its toys and play- 
mates, 
As we approach death, we may 
even lapse into a coma, where 
our curiosity is reduced—to—zero.— 
So be very grateful that your 
children pester you with unceasing 
queries since that means they are 
both intelligent and healthy. Chri e. 
— This inflates his-ego-and makes — 
him doubly interested in the final 
  
                                      
                     little child, which may mean, in 
part, that it is by keeping an 
inquiring mind that we discover 
God’s laws and zoom our inven- 
tions. 
But Tommy’s father should use 
the “reversible why’’ on the boy 
and tactfully turn the questions 
back upon Tommy. 
PAUSE & PRAISE 
This strategy is ideal not only     
questions 
from the audience during a forum 
discussion. 
ane; * * 
Salesmen, too, will find it super 
of prospects. 
But before you “reverse the 
why,”” momentarily “pausé & 
praise,” for that puts the other 
person in a more receptive frame 
of L 
_ “Daddy, where does the sun go 
at night?” inquires Tommy, 
“Well, that is certainly a  x 
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The drop in business demands 4 SAM DAWSON tion in making money easier. 
‘ng gains in home and other build- marked increase in'savings, indi- slide last year in the home build- eq|Vidual and institutional. : 
ing indystry have led some to for- More lending funds are availa- 
get that these demands are still 
    gains in insured pension plans, and buildup in demand by communi- 
[oe rise in life Saexence policy ties for funds for civie construc-   
    tian projects and by some indus-‘covered. A unit of gain of 12 per : ‘Home Building Industry Gains. Called Encouraging| tse serving the oring upon New Yor prin, 
*.&£ 
Construction contracts in the 
United States last month were 4 
per cent higher than a year ago, 
construction 
  
   
       
        
       
  
  
  
  
            
  
  
    
    
                 
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NO CHARGE FOR ont SN ae rng —— Act, thrill, swing, 
  
GREDIT OR     -\He Makes Sure       
   
          
   — Oil Companies Sailors’ Graves 
Are Shipshape 
QUINCY, Mass, ()—The graves 
of 150 long-forgotten sailormen 
were shipshape this Memorial 
Day because of Siegfried von 
Hartenstein, 87, retired gunner’s 
His efforts through the years 
attracted the attention and coop- 
eration of the American Rochester Man 
Held in Shooting Detroit Police Believe 
He Plotted With Friend 
to Kill Wife 
DETROIT —A husband and an 
unemployed construction worker 
who allegedly conspired to kill the 
husband's estranged wife were 
held for investigation of .murder 
today. 
“Lt.Glenn Coller said Charles E. 
  er, 41, wer ed i ih Wednesday night shooting of Rose's wife, Anna 
“Marie, 40. 
* * * 
Mrs. Rose, the mother of 10 chil- 
‘.|floor of her apartment in De- 
troit.. She is in serious condition in’ 
Receiving Hospital with a paet 
punctured lung. 
Walker, arrested shortly ater | 
the shooting on a description fur- | 
nished by Mrs. Rose, said Rose | 
offered him $5,000 to shoot Mrs. 
Rose; according to Lt, Coller. 
iber pistol when arrested. He told 
police the gun and a key te the 
apartment had been given him by 
Rose, 
   
  
  lof retained earnings, some from jon record. There was an increase | 
dren, was shot while scrubbing = 
| | 
Police said Walker had a .25 cal-| 
    RIGHT BEFORE thy mols lensing supemieicner. (F-40000 a pee cont more 7 | FATHER'S DAY : 
despite a slide this year in the|of 1957. _ | When you conv 
feverish pace of business expan- ‘ % acl | 
ais heey ection 0 ependlnaed is ache. Mook ot ae aad a re 
$2 billion dollars for new plant/investment funds this year into} 
and equipment. This isn't hay, de-|corporate securities. 3 ge 
Sam Benson Says: 
| DARE THEM ALL TO F 
THESE Te BUYS 
_ FREE PARKING Open Monday, Thurs., | 
on any lot Friday ‘til 9 P. M. 
for my customers Week-Days ‘til 6 P. M. 
HERE’ MY STORE where you save $10 to $20 on your suit! 
| believe | Have the...   
   ay 26 ee in, 
The investment money is com-|000 employes with total reserves | 
ing from many sources, some jof than | 
from within the corporations out 
The nation’s 520 mutual savings |ber of 
banks report savings rising much |billion dollars in the reserves. | faster this year than last. In the 
first four months of this year|were’ shown in the deposit admin-| deposits rose by 811 million dol- 
lars, compared with 442 million|which a fund is 
in the like period of 1957. Total'a life insurance company for the 
deposits are now a record 324 \covered workers as a group and) 
billion dollars, held by 22 millionjused to purchase an annuity for 
depositors.   
    
each individual upon retirement. | 
* hk ot * * & 
More of these assets are. going 
into home building. In April the|— banks, insurance companies, 
banks increased ake mariner ee 
loans by 154 fhillion dollars 
The Institute of Life Insurance 
reports that in the first three|for any pickup in home building, | : iF 
months of 1958 new capital funds|in business activity, in industrial] :     
              
            
Starts Monday 
MIRACLE. MILE SHOPPING | CENTER 
s sagege a Sem LEGENDS 
     
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    J June e 2nd thru Ith 2—FREE SHOWS DAILY —2 4:30 P. sige wl 9 P. M. 
FOREIGN CAR AUTO SHOW COURTESY: AUTO EUROPE INC. 
All Stores Open by 10 A, M. ‘til 9 P. M. Daily   
    37 North Saginaw Street 
Another Special Deal! 
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 
CUSTOM SHOP $50.00        
         
  
    caused an oil shortage in Western 
Europe, And shortly before the 
domestic price increases, then 
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell au- 
  
  ; thorized’ American oil firms to 
QUALITY PAINTS take cooperative action in supply- cial low, low price. 
TO SUIT YOUR ing needed oil to Europe. 
DECORATING NEEDS = 
:__...... [Housed Famous Guests CALIFORNIA LONG 
PONCHA SPRINGS, Colo, # — potatoes . 
Guest registers of the ancient Jack- 
son. Hotel here still show the names 
of famous guests who spent the 
night in this .small community. 
Among the names on the registers 
jare those of Frank and Jesse 
James, Susan B. Anthony and 
“Yellow Pages” Alexander Graham Bell, 
Hisowiee DISCOUNTS WALKING LAWN ALUMINUM 
SPRINKLER LAWN EDGINGS Set ItForget It WITH SAFETY EDGE 
40 FT. ROLL 
$40 Value 26” 
NOW Reg. $449 $69 
wow de QUALITY ALUMINUM 
FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS _ | 
How” °4.88 See Your Nearest 
BOYDELL 
Paint Dealer Listed -on page 203 or your     
    
    
    jelly rolls . 
    
  Briquets o [21 SAL. Oe Sepag 3 Rog ew AO Lonnnae cans? 
TOASTMASTER | SUPER KEM-TONE 
AUTO. TOASTER ipo gtose Reg. $18.95 os | an 
Our Price ‘| 3” Colors $497 sal     
            FAY’S Hardware Corner Huron and Telegraph Roads 
_OPEN SUNDAY 9:00 A. M: to 1:00 P.M.       
4 
  Try one this week end for @ 
barbecue treat. Kroger spe- 
RED RIPE, FIELD FRESH BEAUTIES 
tomatoes ... 
KROGER ASSORTED FLAVORS 
  TROPICAL SUMMER 
$50.0 incl Manufacturer's 
Price Tag on Sleeve 
MY PRICE 
  
~ COMPLETELY CLEANED, PAN READY 
fresh, whole fryers 
. 3 
10 WHITE 
    
  hot dog or sandwich buns 
kroger white bread ... . 
REGULAR 
39¢ VALUE 
Ww 
THIS 
g COU PON 
(o_o a ae ow ae ae ae oe ow oe oe ow ee ow on oF ee ee ee ee oe ae oe ae oe ow oe 
all this plus free top value stamps. 
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices effective Saturday only, May 31, 1958. & 
2 59: Bes. 
"219° tube | J 
Specially baked in 
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“—_ ° ing lemonade. ; 
SAVE $3 37 
Yes, sir! You'll see the manu- 
facturer’s price tag on the Suit 
.... That’s why | made this 
Special Deal! ] 
_ WE GIVE GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS TwrCrrTTTTTTerTTeTr eS 
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BREEZE COOL 
SUITS 1 Could Sell for $45 alee > 4 
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COOL! SUMMER 
DACRON BLEND 
SUITS - 1 Could Sell tor $55.00 
MY PRICE © 
‘38" 
Bienlaete,-ferritie 2 pall + pile   
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  went FRESH FROZEN 
lemonade i 7 A 
Rayon blend for sag man who 
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‘MEN! YOU REALLY HAVEN'T SEEN 
SUCH A SELECTION OF PANTS! 
Ican save you $3 to $6 on your. selection 
OVER 2,000 PAIR PANTS 
$487 _ S587 _ S687 5887 
Wash and Wear — Sharkskins! Worsted 
. Dacrons! Twists! Cool Miracle Blends! 
Alterations F ree! 
FATHER’S DAY GIFT SELECTIONS re OF TREESWEET BRAND PURE 
e156 lemon juice 
"10 tech 29° | | 
NA PPRTAOCPARLETTIRCTIPLTELLACE, a | \d A 
VALUABLE COUPON 
= WITH THIS VALUABLE COUPON 
s kroger gelatins : resh- 
ing summer drink.   . 
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    FS doononnoanneannonoonoanoanennan cand | A REAL feta ow 7 | $2.95 2 $3.95 2 $4.95 3 “Jason” i” - 
i i > Cool 
j Beef Sk fen Set | | ‘My Price 3 My Price yt a a : | $194 $8294 1 $83 ae \ \ i 
      Tt ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. MAY 30, Tosa. A eS 
ok eget i were 
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      TENDER, SLICED "| 
SAZLEY Eped ares NORTH SAGINAW STREET LIVER 
These geal Will Run for Saturday oer 
‘GRADE 1 
SKINLESS HOT DOGS 
x &9° 
-ure VESI 
home- 
improvement, 
auto, 
personal, 
home, 
business      
  
   v2 Doz. Limit” 
  
EXTRA LEAN 
BEEF SHORT ‘RIBS 
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b.   
  ON EEA BANK STALE          
   
  brother: H. R. Hecox .of Detroit. 
| the. Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. PUCCCUC TCC TCC OCC CTT. & ‘rrrrrerereS 
    
Deaths ‘in Poni a Nearby Areas Evanswoods St! died early this 
morning after. a long iliness.. The 
body is at William R. Potere Fun- 
eral Home in Rochester. 
EMIL F, ZIERER 
FRANKLIN—Service for Emil F, 
Zierer, 81, of 27110 Scenic Dr., who 
died Wednesday in Bloomfield Hos- 
pital, will be held tomorrow after- 
_|noon at. Myers Funeral Home in ue CHARLES L. HECOX 
Charles L. Hecox, a registered 
‘nurse in First Aid at the . Fisher 
Body Division for 24 years, died 
there yesterday morning of a heart 
or He was 63. 
“A native of Coleman, Mr. Hecox of Farmington, and 
Mrs. Leo G. Tripp of Pontiac. 
KARL LUTZ 
Karl Lutz of 6255 
- 
TROY 
Deaths Elsewhere   
ture salesman. 
The body was sent to Batesville 
today from the Pursley Funeral, testifying before a House commit- 
tee. The company operates in 
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas, *. - * Home. 
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Basil), petals 
Winter deGuichard, 72, founder of) 
the AC Spark Plug Co., died yes- 
terday of a heart ailment. ‘De 
van Youth Sent fo Jail 
it was sold to General Motors. for Theft From Sfore * * * 
NEW YORK (AP)—Thomas G. 
A Waterford Township teenager 
to the Oakland |The. ap home is at 2241 Lan- 
caster 
renal ‘will be at 1 p.m. Monday 
‘rom the Donelson.J-hes Funeral) 
Home with burial in White Chapel 
Memorial Cemetery. 
FRANK F. RAND 
Service for Frank F, Rand, 74; 
of 4224 Lanette St., Elizebeth Lake 
will be at 3 p.m, Saturday from     ; 
i yg are one son, Wallace, 
anklin; two brothers, one sis- 
iter and two grandchildren. 
  
Burial will follow in White Chapel 
Memorial Cemetery. 
Mr, Rand’s body was brought 
here from Devon, Pa. where he 
died Tuesday at the home of 
his son, Frank F. Rand Jr. He 
had been ill several months with the W. T. Grant Co., at the Miracle 
leukemia Mile Shopping Center, 
Edward Wirth, 17, of 3980 Oak 
Knoll Rd., pleaded guilty fo a 
simple larceny charge before West 
Bloomfield Township Justice El- 
mer C. Dieterle after he was ap- 
prehended in the shopping center 
parking lot by W. F. McDonald, 
manager and Brad Patten, assis- 
tant manager of the store and 
turned over to Bloomfield Town- 
ship police. 
Graham Leads Crowd 
in Prayer for France 
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Evan- 
gelist Billy Graham led his last 
night’s audience in prayer for 
France and for God’s guidante of Surviving besides his son are 
a daughter, Mrs. Arne Anderson 
of Greencastle, Pa., and several 
grandchildren. 
As a prospector and miner, Mr. 
Rand had made more than 25 
trips to Labrador where he had 
staked claims covering more than 
1,000 acres. 
MRS, FRED L. COOK 
FARMINGTON — Service for 
Mrs. Fred L. Cook, 77, of 33724 
Oakland Ave., who died yesterday, 
will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at 
the First Methodist Church. Burial 
will be in Oakland Hills Memorial 
Gardens. 
The body will be at Thayer Fun- 
era] Home until noon Monday. 
She had been a member of the 
First Methodist Church, a charter 
member of the Farmington Wom- 
en’s Club, the WCTU, and a life 
member of the Farmington Chap- 
ter, Order of the Eastern Star. FORT WILLIAM, Ont. 
Francis Xavier Murphy, 55, pub- 
lisher of the Fort William Times- 
Journal, died yesterday of a heart 
attack. He also was president of 
the James Murphy Coal Co., the 
Western Navigation Co., Ltd., and 
the Western Stevedore Co. He was 
born in Fort William. 
* * * 
CHICAGO (AP)—George Arthur 
Kelly, 73, executive vice president 
of the Pullman Co., from 1946 un- 
til his retirement in 1951, died 
yesterday of a heart condition, He 
joined the company in 1920 as gen- 
eral solicitor and became vice 
president | ans * 
TOuNGSFOWN. Ohio (AP) — 
James Darling, 73, Salem, Ohio, 
publisher since 1937 of Farm and 
Dairy, a weekly newspaper circu- 
lating in the Ohio-Pennsylvania- 
West Virginia tristate area, died TCrrrerrrrerrrrrrrrrcecierrerrrrceererru Ce 
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the hearts of the French people,” 
he said, “This is the darkest hour 
France has faced for many years. 
It stands on the brink of agonizing hid A dit Tih it i i hi hh i nh i i 
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    Surviving are a son, Robert B.'yesterday of a heart attack. decision.” 
  
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  WE : aaa | 
KILLING IN THE — 
MARKET. 
    
    WE BOUGHT OUT NATIONALLY KNOWN 
MAKER'S ENTIRE STOCK AT A 
FRACTION of the ORIGINAL PRICE 
1,000 DRESSES 
SALE    
  SOLD NATIONALLY AT 2.99 1 AND 10.99 
It's the, biggest sale ofthe r... Come 
yourself, bring a friend . savings are 
terrific . . Buy for the entire Summer. 
Chemise styles . Sport styles . : .. Dress 
styles . . 2-piece styles . . « jacket styles. 
e JUNIOR SIZES @ MISSES SIZES @ LARGE SIZE! 
    
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    1078 SQ. FT. 
OF LIVING 
SPACE   
IN LAKE-STUDDED WATERFORD 
— aS 
Y 
All the important things that go hand-in-hand with modern family 
living. . . the big shopping centers like Tel-Huron, the fine schools, ease of transportation 
* ¥ + all these and more are yours PLUS THE BONUS OF 
IN THE VERY HEART OF 
\ 
  i, 
‘{ 
AS LITTLE AS 
F HA ‘545 moves vou i 30 YEAR MORTGAGES AS LITTLE AS 
Nothing Down 
’ 
5 WATER WONDERLAND! 
      Oa a a ea 
               
SIG VACATION SPECIALS 
ROSE MARIE | 1.99 LADIES’ 
REID Bermudas   
  
  
SPORTS 
9g 
@ Play Shorts 
@ Spert Shirts 
@ Boy's Lengies 
@ Swim Trunks 
@ Short Sets 
  
For Summer Wear 
8. so Men's. 
Washable 
re or rayon. 1.99 SPORT Fh ww an. 
#84 Phew ng BER 
Sais, 
    
74N. Saginaw St. $ 
We Give Holden's Red Stamps $    
  
    
  =Car Price Tags. National Group Tells | 
House Subcommittee It 
Fully Supports Move 
; WASHINGTON ~The National 
Automobile Dealers Assn, (NADA) 
- has come out for placing a clear 
“ee, price tag on new cars.   
    
  PI ti _| The group fully supported such 
“Tree ng Attains a measure before a House com- 
Record High i in 1957 merce gubcpmmittee. A bill aimed 
  “ATLANTA — The nation planted at putting price tags on new autos 
@ billion forest trees in 1957, about has been passed by the Senate. 
-~ * * 
      
"wane Be Here Early Saturday Morning! 
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Ree power nk ___. "THE PONTIAC PRESS, ynmay, MAY ig te ee es \ ba 
Hentele (Dealers Back. | “fr: | rk oe 
     
    The NADA believes the bill 
would be a step toward ange | 
the slumping auto indu 
     
    PEN NEY’S---MIRACLE MILE PENNEY’S--- DOWNTOWN     
  
         SAVE 
MEN'S 
SPORT 
SHIRTS 
300 only Dan River 
plaids, cotton 
stripes, short sleeves, 
washable G what a 
price. Buy Now. 
      
      
      
SAVE 
SEAMLESS 
NYLONS 
Save now. on sum-. 
mer shades. Sizes 
BYtoll.   
    ei 
              
    
   
  
ut. 
    
      
    
          snd now has an artical sve. | fl SAVE 
terrain caud'oes wor sect] (NYLONS = $30 worth of stamps — and the| 
  8s Dork seams, 
gauge, it deer, 
wanted shades. 
Sizes 81/2 to II.           
a ita if 
    
        
           
                    
  ae superinterkient and chief 
a washer. Lenahan saw Dart and) 
: asked him what hé was doing 
there. “I'm the window weeter,"] ce 
name | SAVE . “You're a liar, I'm the window " 
Lenahan turned the _ hose on | 
Dart, holding him at bay until po- | DRESSES 
lice arrived. Dart was booked on | 
charges of burglary posses- | | 
  
‘5-7 25 only better 
dresses. Reduced, 
cotton and dressy 
* fabrics, some real 
values. Misses and 
half sizes.            
       
       COTTON SPORT SHIRTS 
            
       
    —pbossed cottons, washable wools—reduced .... 
   
       FOR CHILDREN : FOR MEN: THIRD FLOOR   
1.44 
1.88 
$22 neat, short sleeves, some long 
OXFORD CLOTH DRESS SHIRTS Button down collar, some soiled. . 
MEN‘S WASH ‘'N WEAR SUITS 
75% Dacron blend—special ....00cccseeeereee eee eee eoeeeeeeeee 
ee eee renee eee 
MEN’S SLACKS all wool washables, some biends, $5 
broken sizes, colors, Reduced ..++.....eee gees 
YOUNG MEN'S POLISHED COTTON 2 77 
University styled slacks—suntan or black ......... ° 
PIN STRIPE COTTON SLACKS 2 88 
University styled, charcoal—now ....-.6 600-0 5ee e 
MEN’S SUMMER JACKETS 
Striped polished cotton—reduced «04.5.6. ..550 05 2.77 
20 ONLY—TWILL WORKSHIRTS 1 7 5 
Khaki or gray—broken sizes ..... 06sec cere e ene P 
20 ONLY—SROADCLOTH PAJAMAS $2 Sanforized prints—Now ....005.-.ee ere erenes 
DACRON and WOOL TROPICAL SLACKS 
Summer weight, crease resistant, good colors, sizes 
MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS Machine washable, no ironing ....+ 
MEN’S UNDERWEAR 
Shirts, briefs, T-shirts all to go in @ hurry ..++. a for 88s 
MEN'S SUMMER a SHIRTS 
Acetate cotton plaids, short sleeves, all conan for $3 
FOR WOMEN $ 
DACRON/NYLON/COTTON BATISTE COWNS 
Baby doll gown with panty, pastels—now .   
  
eeeeae 
COSTUME JEWELRY. | 44 
Stone set earrings, necklaces—reduced ........ es 
pe ter Ah ngs hoped a 2 Se ‘ 4.88 
30 ONLY. 
25 ONLY—MISSES BETTER BLOUSES 1 3 3 
Roll up sleeve and sleeveless ie OE ee oe 
poaruneneb 8 199 
Niet ee... 1.88 
“15 ONLY—BETTER COTTONS—and butcher rayons, $3 
misses and half sixes— reduced . 4.06. 00s.esees 
39 ONLY—BSETTER UNIFORMS $ 5 
of Nylon, Dacron, and sharkskin fabrics—reduced. . 
hia hokeed a SOO e et ee eet eae $12. 0 $15 3 PAIRS — SUN RESISTANT CHROMESPUN 3. 88 
ees 048 os CET Oe CEO EEEES «oe RAPES—42""x90" 
, 2t 3.88 © oust SHAMS ~- 
TO MATCH Tete e ener ete teeter toreees 
50 ONLY—FULL size FEATHER ages 1 44 
Floral and striped TICKS ...0cccs cece vereerege ° ° 
9 ONLY—METAL UTILITY TABLES 4 88 
3 shelves—electrical outlet .....-+ cece cece ens . 
9 ONLY—DOOR MIRRORS $3 
Natural Framesa—n~ 16x54" .oc ccc ett c ee eeseere 
100 PAIRS—TIER CURTAINS a6 : 36" polished cottoms—dacrons .....¢reeeses : 1.88 Pr. 
56 ONLY—PLASTIC SHOWER OR RUFFLED 4 66 Pr 
WINDOW CURTAINS ......-. 545 a . 
SPECIAL! CANNON STRIPED BATH TOWELS 2244 2 for $1 - 
HAND TOWELS 1G@x22 sy steeds. +4 Ble ST 
WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH ......-..> ees 
SECOND FLOOR 
INFANTS and TODDLERS: 
96 Only—Stretch Training Pants, Dble body, triple crotch 3 fer $1 
36 Pkgs.— Cotton Receivign Blankets—pastels, 26x34" 3 fer $1   
  
50 Only—Toddler Polo Shirts—striped cottons ....... 2 fer $1 
45 Only—Toddler’s Nylon Dresses—Dainty ruffled styles . : 1.44 
15 Only—Hardwood Folding Play Yards—Special ....... $10 
6 Only—Hardwood High Chairs —Special «6.0... 6505-0 7.77 
FOR GIRLS: 
14 Onlp—Seiller Suits and Dustors—Sizes 7 to 14 «........ $2 
“11 Only—Faille Dusters—Sites 3 to 6x — hurry! ......... $1 
30 Only—3 to 6x Cotton Dresses—Big Selection -.......+ 1.50 
28 Only—7 te 14 Cotton Dresses—Excelient styles ....... $2 
72 Only—7 te 14 Cotton Sleeveless Blouses—sahforized ... 66¢ 
‘FOR WOMEN: 
24 Only—Cotton Knitted Bermudas—Much better quality .. 3.88 
18 Only—Kait Sport Tope—Suntan or tangeririe—terrific! .. 2.44 
20 Only—Silduka Tweed or Faille Dustere—Reduced .... 11.88 
7 Only—All Weol Short Costs—Our better coats—Now .... $6 
46 Only—Weomen's Better Dresses—Finest fabrics ... $4 and $6 
‘MAIN FLOOR FOR WOMEN: 
43 _Only-—Dacron-Nylon-Cotton Full Slipe—Sizes 32 to 0-40 a8   
  
    
  
  
Boy's SPORT SHIRTS 
Woven ginghams, printed otvtnan, cottons—reduced 
BOY'S DRESS SLACKS — Many washable fabrics, 1.22 
2.44 good colors and sizes—reduced ......0+5s0 ees 
Die, food Qualys scacascer esse OO OBE 
40 PAIR CHEERS LATEX THOMES | TOE Fs 
ere roa mated ahen we close Guchly ..:.. WoO Oe 
wannwood Wen Cams, BIT 
Roce OME Ese tea Sal ici daa non te Oe 24 Only—Dacron-Nylon-Cotton Baby-Doll Pajamas— aa 2.66 
34 Only—Santorized Broadcloth Pajamas—Sizes 38-40 . 1,88 
FOR MEN: 
150 Only—Chromspun & Cotton University Plaid Shirts 2 for $3 
20 Only—White Broadcloth Dress Shirts—Soiled, broken sizes $2 
17 Only—Machine Wath Nylon Reversible jackets—38 to 42 $8 
6 Only —Weel Striped Sport Jackets—Rayon lined, sizes 38-42 $8 
5 Only—Best Quality Sport Coste—All Wools, 38- 39-40 Now $18 4 
59 Only—All Dacron or Dacron/Rayon Slacks—29 to 42 ... $5 
40 Pair—University Stripe Twill or Polished Cotton Slacks “2.88 
39 Pair—Dacron & Wool Slacks—wash lightweight 29 to 40 6.66 
50 Guly—fong Hieane Chsenpen Spee Biste—mechine wash $2 f 
  
_BASEMENT 
FOR BOYS: =   
  
INSULATED 
‘PICNIC juGS | CHARCOAL. — ~~ JINSU (aTio FOLDING LEGS PICNIC BACS _ Ss 
Se 
      
      
           
      
          
       
               
       
            
     
   
         
        
  
      
    2.95 | 2.48 | 1.19 "SAVE 3.99 Value! 1.45. Valuel 1.69 Value! 600 YARDS 
"RAKES Too. Sets SAND BOX Better 3-Pe, Sea g 
BR rercece | BSS Yard Goods 
149 Value! 2.19 Play Sand Bag 89¢ ¢ Ya. 
ASSORTED “MERIDIAN” | 66 : ROCKWooD 10 oe POURING-TYPE Mest tag etme Bobraubytont ico is 
25:1. | «95 | 6.98 pipe lon, butcher. rayon, terry 
cloth and sailcloth 36”   
         
        Basement Comb, | Cupolas, Pa : " 
. Pagoda | Prefinished Misty “ot 41” width. 
suse Voor and | Type Root Walnut Panelling 
Aleminam Wire 18.9 5 #'x8'-14" per sheet 
     
        24.95 Valuet     6.72 
    SAVE 
    Masonite Pegboard, 4’x8’...... 4.48 800 Yards 
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engagement o; 
their daughter : With Accent on Outdoor, Family Events os 
  Area Peop # 
By MARGARET BROWN. 
A number of local families are en trips and 
family Heir on this Menace y, the first bigpe holiday of the spring season. . and Mrs, C. E. Wilson of Bloomfield Hills are spi the Memorial Day weekend in Maine with 
their son-in-law-and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, E. Cur- 
tis Matthews, also of Bloomfield Hills * : * 
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L, Bowers of Deringion road 
and sons James, Thomas and Peter left Thursday 
for Indianapolis where they are visiting Mr. and 
ay Maurice coogi ie a and Mr. Clark saw 
500-mile race at the In lis Speedway to- 
day. They will return Sunday. oe y 
x * * 
The Robert J. Altons of West Iroquois road and 
their children, Barbara, Robert and , are spend- 
ing the Memorial Day weekend with her father, 
mother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Nicholie 
and Ruth Nicholie of East Iroquois road at the Ten 
Buck Club in pa eres, Mig: 
, 9 
An hood pienie is being en today 
Dr. and . J. R. Blakeney, Mr. and Lloyd Fey 
mad BM, and Mia, Alger Qonaer, 91 of Utlce road. 
Spending the holidays with his parents, Dr. and 
Mrs, Vernon .C. Abbott of Illinois avenue, is Lt. 
Caretully 
heart get a good buy in the en- 
gagement ring or just let him tt ArH £ 
A Pale i 
i Fy 
ab 
he! 
praising its. white- 
your diamond; not inside. They | Needlework Guild 
grand on Planes or Panels Unit Holds Meeting 
. When the light Mary Section 
_ Feshes in and out it makes Dba Guid met with _ “Hired? sess st __.._ ips. Henry Milligan—on—-Bel-- 
Wise Mameihig tak bane Cats alee tend ome ot Ere are variations of the brilliant Se margtise with two points, : : 
looks like a little boat, and the © Golf Club Meets pear with its one point resem- 
bles the fruit. In sizes under Fairway Golf Club met 
one carat these shapes usual. © Thursday afternoon at the Pon- 
ly may be had with metal re- tiac Country Club for its 
flectors or ‘‘frames” set around monthly meeting, Serving on 
them so that their over-all dia- © the committee were Mrs. 
Charles Barker, Mrs, e In 
Spending a quiet Memorial Day holiday 
Lake drive home will be the family of Harcourt Patterson. Lee 
(back row, left), who is home from the University of Michigan, 
and Barbara are all ready for a peppy game of badminton. Mrs. 
mont street Thursday after- 
noon, Members sewed articles 
: for baby layettes. The June 
Robert 
Boles and Mrs, Eugene Hick- 
    4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. 
Holl Richard H, Abbott of the 58th Fighter Bomber Wing, - Osan, Korea, who is home on a short furlough. The 
Abbotts were on hand to greet   + 
  Lt. Abbott at’ Willow’ 
Run when he arrived on a flight from Tokyo Tues- 
day morning. * x *« -= © . 
The Harold L. Blackwoods of Ottawa drive are 
a Day at the home of her sister, 
. H. G, Parsons, on Old Orchard drive, where a ~ 
family picnic is being held. Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood’s’son and daughter-in- 
law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blackwood of Bloomfield 
terrace, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Cole Jr. of Old 
Orchard drive are visiting at Lost Lake Woods, this 
weekend. 
x. * * 
Mrs. J. Lester Brown of Cherokee road left Thurs- 
day for Lansing to visit Mrs. Lucile Campbell there. 
She will return Sunday. 
“'% * * 
Among the many area residents who will be stay- 
ing at home over the holidays or getting in a lit 
golf are the John W. Fitzgeralds of Birmingham. 
—m. tt. ® 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Castell of East Iroquois road 
and their hter, Judy, are spending the holida' 
in Indiana where are the guests of Mr. 
and Mrs. ord Culp, former Pon residents. 
They attended the races there today. 
* 
Lipstick 
Has Dual 
Color Tone A new pink 'n’ orange lip- 
stick shade, close enough kin 
to the peach, orange, mango 
and papaya colors of summer 
_ fashions to have been plucked 
from the same tree or bush, 
makes news on every fashion 
count. 
. Revolutionary in capsuling © 
_ two lipstick shades into one, 
pink 'n’ orange will inspire its 
wearers to do new and inter- 
esting things to their makeup. 
‘No. 1: With a pink ‘n’ 
orange lipstick, they can wear 
coral tone cheek rouge and 
achieve an effect of delicacy 
and L . 
No. 2: With a pink 'n’ 
orange lipstick, the best make- — 
up foundation tint—a Georgia- 
\\peach-and-Jersey-cream shade 
of\pink—is happily enough the . 
prettiest on a face. 
No. 3: . With the new lip- 
stick’s pink and orange, a 
wearer will need to wear a 
cool-colored eyeshadow, just as 
- an artist, painting 4 canvas 
filled with sunlight needs the 
cool color of a stream of blue 
water or strip of blue. sky. 
If the eyeshadow is iridescent, 
its blue, green or mauve shade — 
will look cooler. 
‘Set to Water Ski - Mewberk of the Lake Sher. yood Ski Club ard their fam- . 
‘lies are meetin today for a 
vienie and water skiing party, 
their first of the season. The 
group plans to meet every third 
Sunday throughout the sum- 
| at their Hammond FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1958 
Vhirl of T Léaving Thursday for a holiday at their cabin in ay   
  the Upper Peninsula were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Covert 
of Scott Lake road who were accompanied by their 
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Covert 
of Royal Oak. The cabin is located at the Hiawatha 
Sportsman’s Club. 7 woup iy return Sunday. 
A family 
Shore drive home ak gathering. is being held at the South os E. Nelson today. 
* 
At the Lakewood drive home of Dr. and Mrs. Ken- 
neth VandenBerg a number of house guests have 
gathered. 
x * * 
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rammes of Rosedale avenue 
have as house ests this holiday Mr. and Mrs, A. 
L. Jennings of Parsons, Tenn., who will remain in 
the city until June 5. 
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles 
Welden of Illin avenue entertained the Rammes’ 
‘and the Jennings’. Thursday evening the Arthur 
Seldens of Cooley Lake road 
_ their honor. hosted a dinner in 
Baburdey. and Sunday. evening the Jennings’ 
be en 
Oscar Lundbeck with Mrs. L. F. Hire as co-hostess. 
On Monday evening they will be the guests of the 
Robert B. of 
Kids Pile Up—Abby   
  ‘lowance was By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: J] am single 
and occupy my evening ‘‘sit- 
ting’ with children. I've been 
‘asked to sit with four and five 
children at one home. . Some 
people have the nerve to 
- “pool” their 
children with    
  DEAR U. AND O.; “Sitters” 
generally work out an. arrange- 
as duties and the number of 
children are concerned, If . 
~ you feel overworked and un- ° 
derpaid, tell it to the lady of 
the house. ; 
; * “_ 
“DEAR ABBY: I noticed a 
letter in your column from a 
father who eemplained because 
his wife slipped their teen-age 
son extra money besides his al- 
lowance. He said the boy’s al- 
“more than 
plenty.” Please tell me how 
much, exactly is “more than 
plenty?” | TEEN-AGE BOY 
a \ 
\ Sitter Has Addition | DEAR BOY: “Plenty” should 
cover all necessary expenses 
(luhches, transporation, 
school supplies) and ‘more 
than plenty’’ should cover en- est Iroquois road. 
  Patterson and Harcourt Jr. seem to feel that sitting in the sun and 
relaxing with one of the current magazines would be a more 
- interesting idea, At-any rate, it looks as if the Patterson family 
will spend the weekend in a variety of interesting ways. 
Problem 
tertainment and non-essentials. - 
It is my opinion that boys who 
are old enough to “date” are 
old enough to earn the money 
with which. to do it. 
x * * 
“DEAR ABBY: I am 50 and 
my husband is 53 but he tells 
his girl friend that he is 45. He 
doesn’t take me any place be- 
cause he is afraid his girl 
  ROBERT NORTH 
Robert North, son of the Rev. 
and Mis. Robert A. North of 
South Jessie street, will re- 
ceive a bachelor of science de- 
gree with a major in business 
administration from Olivet 
Nazarene College today. He 
was elected to “Who's Who 
Students in American _ Among Universities and Colleges.” 
  friend will see him. He has 
told her that I am not his wife, 
but his mother’s sister. If his 
girl friend knew the truth. she 
wouldn't look at him. Do you 
think I should tell her?" 
UNHAPPY WIFE 
DEAR UNHAPPY: It seems 
to me that if a girl is really 
interested in getting the facts 
about a man’s marital status, 
it wouldn’t be too difficult. 
Give your husband first chance 
to tell her. If he passes — it’s 
up to you. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: When I started to work at this place, 
the assistant manager asked 
_me out, I refused him because 
I was going steady. My boy 
friend and I broke up about a 
week ago and I would like to 
let the assistant manager 
know that I would like to go 
out with him. How can I in- 
form him without pushing my- 
self? NO PUSHER 
DEAR NO. You need an ‘‘as- 
sistant,’”’ too”? Enlist the help of 
a co-worker, and let her (or 
him) give him the news, 
* x 
“DEAR, ABBY. I would like 
to comment on a letter signed 
“INHIBITED.” Speaking from 
personal experience, 
students are the worst kind, 
Just because they know all 
about anatomy from textbooks 
and cadavers they think they 
are entitled to special privil- 
eges. I prefer law students. 
They have more respect for 
girls.” ut CO-ED. 
* * 
CONFIDENTIAL TO R. R.: 
Cameras don't lie but they 
sometimes exaggerate a little. 
Better gee the girl in person 
first, 
  Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Critchfield of Lake An- the holidays in LaGrange, Il. gelus are spendin 
with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. 
* * H. L, Smith. and Mrs. 
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Winn of Bloomfield Hills have 
as their guest her sister, Mrs. Philip ¥. Hoops of 
Chicago, who arnved aoe 
Mrs. B. G. Campbell of Cherokee road has 
returned to the city following a visit with her sons © 
and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.‘ Robert Red- 
mond, of eee fa and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Red- 
mond of Washing n, D.C., and their families. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hudson of Liberty street 
are home for this holiday after a vacation spent at 
Crystal Beach, Fla. where building has been com- 
pleted on their winter home on the Gulf of Mexico. 
w- &* *® 
Another Pontiac family, the Ted Noldes of North | 
Telegraph road, have returned to the city. They had | 
been staying at the Boca Raton Club, Fia., where . 
their ts were Mr. and Mrs, Devere ‘Hollenbeck © 
of Miami, formerly of Pontiac. = 
x « * 
Airage the holiday at Pine Lake Country Club 
‘are Mr. pe Mrs. rane Annet of Sylvan Shores and 
their children, Bruce Jr. and Roy. 
Did You 
Offer to 
Exchange By EMILY POST 
“Dear Mrs. Post: I play 
bridge with several other 
women friends one night a 
week. The bridge club was 
supposed to meet at my house _ 
last week but my husband 
wasn’t feeling well. Our apart- 
ment is very small and [I 
  *    
          ~é 
    
  Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Frederic S. Ward of Ward's 
Point drive. A sociology ma- 
jor, he was a member of 
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, 
vice president. and rushing 
chairman. of Interfraternity 
Council, president and treas- 
ber of the sophomore and 
junior class councils, Mountain 
Club, and participated in intra- ‘™mural sports for four years, 
* fy: ili 3 
- the fourth annual 
fyeapelgcd a z 
ite 
2 ace 
ebbEre yack gs i 
He uf T fe F 
Hf & 
Lidl t g g 
a aa tH Hit Eze a 
- of cedar wood quit being ef- 
fective against insects at 
ferent stages of growth. Red 
cedar, they found, was effec- 
tive longer than white cedar 
or South American cedar. 
Honors 3 Women 
Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. 
Edward Wallace and Ernes- 
tine Thompson received life 
memberships at a meeting of 
Pontiac White Shrine. 22. 
Kathryn Quick is general ’ 
chairman for an annual card 
party being held Sept. 24, Mrs. 
Samuel Smith announced’ at 
Christmas 
fair will be held Nov. 29.. 
Seatons Have Son 
A son, Jay, was born May 22 
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital 
to Mr. and Mrs. Arden J. Sea- 
i 
le: 
i 
AE 
a 
ie 
ton of Otsego drive. Grand- . 
parents of the infant are Mrs. | 
Charles Seaton of Sanford - 
street and Mrs. B. M. Fenwick — 
of Lewis street. ‘ 
t   si | re  
  
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                  Room in Her Heart for Family and the World fs) extend the filll width of the shoul The HIRT i ~~ - . ders help coats to hold their 
Sisoy COTTON SHIRT | Pat Nixon Has New Poise, Inner Glow | YC) ,, ==——— ap ey at Nixon Has Ne oise, Inner ow iF —= Fit We Sizes: } ; “that grows - Ths Fy te test four eriteles what resented their saianey it way. the second lady. a the land/this saith untae as admiration |: a 36-48 NORGE 
te | Bprter deccrines ate rand romance |was chiefly because of their hus-|could manage without a maid. _ [of @ grateful ‘nation by her im-) {.[y4/ 2 . 
into a. | "By RUTH MONTGOMERY bands’ kidding cracks about the| “‘I just don’t believe it,” women'Peccable conduct under extreme) « “HY | 
. a muttered while Pat cheerfully did|2¥ress in Venezuela seems now sit D | 
|_ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Talk of the marketing, cooking, dishwash-|4v¢ reached the pinnacle, yl ; 
the “new Nixon” frankly puzzles ing; scouring, mending and bed-|, Yet, the GOP convention in 1960) = | ' ‘ HE | E i making before donning & is almost sure to nominate Dick} “~ , : vA the second lady of the land. ‘ore party ie ‘the It will | To a Mal ous recesty rei frock for lunch at an offic ai|Nixon for the presidency. Tt wil 
. marked about how much Dick has| pao or tea at a Republican) decide whether Pat moves her PRICE 1S IMPORTANT 
$ 99 /“grown in stature,” Pat Nixon fe at little brood to the White House. SO 1S SERVICE onl ‘mused: “‘As far as I'm concerned, “But I can dress in five min- | If she be the NE GABER’ 
|Dick is Dick. I live with him all utes,” Pat ‘laughs, “because I Ey Foe = Segoe! tly handled AY way } 
‘the time, and I don't notice “any check the buttons and. seams ait YOU GET BOTH 
day-by-day or yom - by - year before I put a dress back in the . f : 
changes.” closet.” 
WEAR IT 3 WAYS: The poised young woman who A poll of 20,000,000 members of Fashion 
. has sat on the right hand of presi- the Homemahers edit ga Ao P 
@ BUTCHER BOY }dents and potentates' would be cember acclaimed Pat Nixon as ae jee equally reluctant to believe that the “Nation's Ideal Housewife.” af Abe 
. (Belted in Front Loose Back) she herself is any different from A ol of en cael eur ot to tay at the one-time shorthand teacher at ‘ \ @ BELT ALL AROUND | whittier High. ceeeeiee Some Fon ie .. : 1 
e elt Her reed-slim figure and her select her as the American visitor i 
CHEMISE (No Belt) modesty are indeed ed. they would most like to have share in Paris is 
/ensogpere eth oars angen their rationed tea. : tr 
Siceg:h 6: 15.,.Eslomt bien, pick, [L tocenns omemarence pec snes: ips Sareshlard "|. PARIS (INS)—Madame Elsa us yellow, mint Ga cae — ; Foreign dignitaries who have sat parelli — or “‘Schiap” as a 
ru ewe eae ~ The rocks and insults of a howl- beside Pat at official dinners gome-| she is known the world over TH 113 Ou Fe a jing Caracas mob have failed to times marvel at her wide range off — ducked out of the hectic | = ‘ruifle her calm, but her hundreds knowledge about complex world| whirl of Parisian Haute Cou- —o ATF Refrigerator ‘of . visits around the world to problems. admire her, but] ture in 1954 because, she says, “~ 
      
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emotionally and helped to develop hospitals of four continents almost + * ¢« by fon Hed K 
‘her serene maturity. worship her. But she insists that Paris is - ne aeons 
36 N. SAGINAW STREET ese ak’ went ted ahs vee president, talking with ate at te ea f8hiOn | For the woman who likes to look| 
~ Open Mon. and Friday nights ‘til 9 P.M. public duties and ceremonial | claimed: “The effect that Pat | GREAT FABRICS an peatty = Srenkinet 06 does travels, wonder how she has time has hed overseas is nothing short “Remember, Paris is the |/°F ®@ dinner date! Make several) 
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    GOP Women Hear 
Donald A. Brown 
: : Donald A. Brown, of Royal 
% : ; ( Oak, state representative from 
, ge “Ta seat ue Singles | meter ass | Seta | Counters . #0 
| BOYDELL PAINT DEALER pcrsc."fur tics ber tn MOY SINGIES | wren stmat | sino meni ote hey | Hgegtanasee 198 3 Listed on Poge 203 of Your “Yellow Pages” providing the cookies and punch Mrs, Harry Simons, Mrs. David | .'né bave @ say in the selection. — ———_ s-Club ee oe . _\for their weekly meetings. She has Berman, Mrs. John Wilkineon, | 277," 5nan who ttended the gathering a ee Ree eteaeandter har | Sat yal | ty Se SRE | (i rae even a “dog” party for Checkers. Sellins. but a happy wife.” ence Senger on Moreland ave- iw 88 
“I don't fill them full of Others were Mrs. Hugh Warash, ~*~ * * nue. | GAS DRYER oe 
z | rules and they know exactly what Nate Lieb, Mrs. Max Blum, on Sas tell ot = Attends Funeral : Norge 14 Cu. Ft. Reg 449.95 
they 1 ; Lethoisky and Mrs. New- Loren J. McPherson of Williams Refrigerator ty. 2 : attractive living room, for ton Finlay. Lake flew to Los Angeles, Calif., 81 Ib. Freezer .. 277 instance, is taboo for romping, but The bride-elect is the daughter Wednesday evening to attend the 
they have their own playroom and} jot Mr, and Mrs. Paul Singles of funeral of his granddaughter, Mrs. Thaprenn dren Wp Oliver street, and her fiance is Carolyn McPherson Waite of Gil- Buy Now! S Midias caisell dating the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley more, Calif, a former Pontiac ; eee el aoe want ok Piaseczny of Detroit. | | the NO MONEY DOWN! 
way. They have their as- 2 YEARS TO PAY! 
: household chores. Open etme (ary Friday = x * * O Nights * P, M. 
— like the second emancipa- 
‘ “Lous = of womanhood for American bedience lecessar iy or wn lapoiness Wayne Gabert 
aSHOP~ housewives when Pat at last, and $$ 59 PERMANENTS BS 0) only , hired a domestic) By MRS, MURIEL LAWRENCE | ignored it, saying 121 North Seginaw couple to do the scrubbing and)... his grandperents| Ward med bed’ starled’ esming hs He jest won't do a thing he's Phone FE 5-6189 no oe Ba and Set J his Uncle Jack and Avot Flo were (dump truck's wheels up and down told,” they all started hating 
er it, West Baron DID OWN WORK all in the living room discussing|‘he arm of the sofa. Noticing this, = If women until then had some.|his uncle’s plan to drive to Cali- sagt wang rare grmciehg ag His grandparents thought, “Poor | N OTHING 
waz, Aunt Flo wanted to use, part will wreck the fabric on that ook fehing es tey : pi se aad to visit eee vi au Le yon tt Mies poem Se His Uncle Jack and Aunt rio . F RE E 
| Jers oa ay Gee weeks re So Ward's mother told him to : py in ee poigoaen! pj SEE take in all those wounderful sights |*tP- tention.” | NO COME-ONS out west. He works so hard all; He didn’t. And at once every But bis ancther’s theuck } 
year I do think that you...” | member of his mother's family | an en nee, moot wee | NO GIMMICKS 1 
i me, Their cont : — —— O FALSE FRONTS 
: a him, he esi wate “hat Tell | But If You Have 
Zz humiliation. But be never does. | @ HEARING LOSS. Thus five-year-old Ward paid the 
price ‘of rejection by his family 
-Seps rates... anipee eres YOU CAN GET pleasure of runn t heel MPETENT 
back and forth Pet . = . EXAMINATION 
Though Jesus managed rejection PROPER SKIRTS by people who said they loved Him, | FITTING | little children cannot stand it. QUALITY INSTRUMENTS ° Psychoanalyst Erich Fromm || and MAXIMUM SERVICE $ 95 $ 95 calls the Bible story of Cain an | — fou husghhe Hed lashed edeot ‘illustration of the fact that what FIND OUT FOR 
a few months beck, lock right | "te wettes wTke eect cat | YOURSELF so = sere erect 00 lone" | nat Cain cated “grenter team t | YOU y sores. can bear’ was to be made an out- CAN AFF ORD 
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gets accustomed to a fashion, elow men. - 5 95 change makes it desirable to keep) We demand obedience from woe The Midtown Shop up at least enough not to look/dren to protect them against Cain tov old-tashioned and unsmart. Older|experience of hate and isolation. If Reem 10 = ae fashions can be shortened, belts|we cannot demand it, it is because,]| 191% North Saginew taken off, waistlines eased to uae et the pal ao we haven't Yes, Even Audio-Glasses 
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matching prints or mix match 
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Portrait A girl's loveliest portrait pho-. 
tograph is her wedding picture 
—in full ¢olor, To capture. a 
bride’s beauty on film at its 
best, here are a half dozen 
“tricks of the trade’ from 
portrait photographers: 
, & * * 
1. Forget the new “sack look” 
for one day. Pick a bridal gown 
with that tiny-waisted “‘wed- 
_ding ring” look. Some day you 
may want to brag about that 
small waistline, Emphasize it 
by wearing foundation gar- 
you generally wear, 
2 Many brides don’t look 
their best in white. If you're 
ene who doesn't, consider the 
new off-white and soft pastel 
tints for your wedding gown. 
They show up ‘beautifully in 
color portraits. 
AVOD ‘SET’ HAIRDO 
3. Goto the hairdresser at 
least one full day before your 
photo appointment — to avoid 
that “just set” look, And don’t 
experiment. Keep the hair 
style you're accustomed to 
wearing. The one that flatters 
you is soft and casual. 
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All work done by senior 
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Phone FE 4-1854 
Closed All Day 
Wednesday 
Call Miss Wilson Today 
for Information 
PONTIAC 
BEAUTY COLLEGE 
16% East Huron 
Behind Kresge's 2nd Floor   While you're at the photog- 
rapher’s studio, it's an excel- 
lent time to have a more in- 
formal portrait made, so take 
along a change of clothes. A 
  
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‘plucking: eyebrows too severe- | Choose Psychi By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
(The Friday Question Box) 
.Q. “I am.a woman in my late 
with a problem which is 
having a dire effect on me and on 
my family. It is my sincere hope 
bi 
If you are aiming at. 
Lowman believes vitamin 
idea. 
      PONTIAC PRESS, F RIDAY, MAY 90, 1958 
atry or Surgery 
psychiatric help for after that , t w 
treatment pea san Soy ae stilj 2ctually nauseates me. Because of 
be here. | 
“During the past two years I 
have developed a heavily furrowed 
brow. There is a deep frown at 
optimum. health, Josephine 
supplements to be a good 
  
It's Just a 
And so the day after we 
I do my writing chores. 
their noses at it and went 
basket in some shady back 
But today a pair of wrens 
jis moving into the little 
house. Made of woven hick- 
ory splints, it has weath- 
ered to the exact color of 
the bark of the live oak. 
All day long they have been 
working—carrying in small twigs, 
the fluffy tassels that drip from 
live oaks in spring, flying in and 
ah toting one twig or tassel at a 
The fact that the North Carolina 
craftsman who wove their little 
house by hand/forgot to add a 
perch hasn't fazed them one bit.       House Rent Is Cheep 
_ When you hang a birdhouse in the yard you're really 
settled—or so I’ve always felt. 
little more than a year ago I hung a wren house in a 
small live oak outside the window above the desk where 
Last spring a house-hunting pair of wrens turned up 
choice spot—perhaps an open mailbox or a clothespin Song! 
moved into a new home a 
off to nest in some more 
yard this, going out and seeing people 
has become distasteful to me and 
I am gradually becoming a re- 
“Tt have seen a plastic surgeon 
twice. He says he can correct the 
condition but either because of fear 
of ridicule, or fear of the unknown 
I have done nothing about it. What 
is your opinion of this situation?” 
Q. Why do people need vita- 
min supplements if they eat a well- 
balanced diet?” 
a deficiency in vitamins and 
miinerals, But if you are aiming 
We eat. Do not make the mistake 
of thinking of vitaming as medi- 
cline.   
Q. “Why do some folks keep 
heavy eyebrows all their lives while 
other people’s brows become thin?     SAVE at KAREN’S’ 
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Pontiac Girl 
Patricia An Peterson, who will! 
was honored at-a miscellaneous, 
shower Wednesday evening at the 
Phillips Drive home of Mrs. Grace} 
She is the datighter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Walter Peterson of South Shir- COLOR . . . is the key to success for your summer hair do, Bring 
out the highlights, or change it completely for newness. 
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» perhaps, cause for giving an Orhega? See our 
= wide array, from $71.50, Fed. tax inchided. 
_ REDMOND’S . Optometrists — Jewelers 
: / 81 N, Saginaw St. “              
        
       
                
           
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presented to fulfill 
today and tomorrow. 
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anticipate those of tomorrow. For home- 
makers of every age, for warmth, beauty and 
grace and the friendly informal living of ttern for 1957 proudly 
today’s needs and to 
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60 Other Patterns 50% iscount 
    
Dixie Porrery = “See ¥ our Convenience , 
Open Daily 10 A.M.-9 P.M—Sunday to 9 P.M, 
5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 
  
    Come on the run—values so sensational you can’t afford 
to miss out! Smart sleeveless shirt-blouses—tailored of | 
the same fine woven cottons seen in garments selling at far 
more—and they're yours for only 99¢ apiece! Terrific 
woven plaids, stripes and novelty patterns! But hurry—, 
this smashing low price means a spectacular sellout! 32-38. _ 
  WOVEN COTTON SHIRT-BLOUSES | The most fabulous purchase in our history! 
? OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. 
200 North Saginaw St. 
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warrants “have been issued for'dian bank with, the $31,500. when oe | A Pore. Gritfin, Mcintosh, Army hesiae U. of M. a a a Attorney Kept Faith - he was robbed by two men, How Representatives Meader. Million in'C under waylin Ike After Sputnik - - |Jack Horianseian, 29, alias James Que of the bandits fired a shot Al Bill. $4.5 Million in Contracts munications work Bow r way, __|Lawler, and William Grant, acon rr which : grazed Yoted on. askan SEU REESE & at the university, ; McALESTER,. Okla. @ — Con. jalias, William. Shannon, -both me an's | heat : : | | _WASHIN i Army - | §derive in President Eisenhower's two amen} Nove of the money. has bebnl,o) Sen! Cure bee avarded (thas Not a Tree! ~~ Site’ tue ncaleater attorney . ely five! | ae i Be A more than 4%4 million dollars 10] ENGLEWOOD, “Colo. dh — {Bill Layden feom, mecrying Sots a moe toe N Gibaea a wet |; om : w ASHEN turn, — Con- |the University of Michigan for} strange sounds emanating from pel ene Faget 
and American ’police for two men}, from the Bert met | teinkir ‘Fiéet Grows “gréssional if-experts estimat- work to be done at Ypsilanti, her Kitchen sine. plpe, sank 28rs, Ot Naan vol ae wind est’ a wanted in the $31,500 robbery of] Foley ‘ot Michigan National — The world’s tank- 4 ed today thatthe treasury will | Mich. Virgil Tucker saree 9. bet SS" fic. we,” Layden said : Ble %: NEw YORK — The . quickly |satellite up there,” a bank — -. Bank. i er fleet totals about 45,000,000 dead- run mere than 11 billion yg a cae kgersd (R-Mich)| phone Pg help. ike onal after. the r statted ‘sailing, : : i) at. x the red during the next fis- | sa y one contract,| found source A Exp t 
tet Aas Leste motel conaady the Blue Water had in Se aan ave , + i » year, even without tax re- |for’ $2,200,000, provides for con-| a brown and White, but. some- |“even if =™ ” 1 use an eigh abe at Suria, said yesterday that|nia and was on his Way to a Cana-|1939   
    
  
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om for Complete Remodeling! 
“Many Exceptional Buys In Every Department! Harry 
Eimerson FRIGIDAIRE ‘Hotpoint PHILCO Whirlpool MAYTAG 
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    PORTABLE LATEST 
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ALL FAMOUS      INCLUDES TWO 
DUCED TO 
CLEAR, FROM NOW, FROM BRANDS. FROM 
. DIAMONDS | ‘ | MANY STYLES, me “FAMOUS MAKE BEDS, GUARD 1 MAKES. MEN’S - CHOOSE FROM . ) ’ AND LADIES’, > D> 93 MANY FAMOUS ayee COLORS, RE 50° PORTABLES, SAR RAIL, LADDER. FROM... FROM . . 
    
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p rker & ) “~ . Ladies and . CHOOSE FROM | - Sheater Bos 90% Appin gered ; 40% oon Birthstones, BOs Mate 90% MANY COLORS, > 3       u~ Sieceals, Memon » ALL : STYLES, FROM From OFF Your Choice... OFF Onn, ete. sO STYLES, FROM OFF 
et Fa 5 hia _ OPEN SAT. & MON. 
as nine pate pei tale ! i 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. 
: 108 NORTH SAGINAW fF | TAD “FREE Parking in Lot Behind Store nda! TERMS AVAILABLE! 7: | ree ‘ . ven . 4   
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SIMMONS MODERN SECTIONAL GROUP Wonderfully spacious seating for a whole room! Complete 
Plus sleeping accommodations for two! Uphol- : 
stered in Chromspun soil-resistant tweed in § mocha beige, black or turquoise. Lounge has Ff ve | 
bedding box. $5.00 weekly ae   MODERN HIDE-A-BED 
BY SIMMONS 
Beau t seat cushions. . Color- 
3 e fast gia ey coo in —— , : brown, nugge' peacock blue, 
Love bargains? Appreciate fine furniture? emerald green or black. Smartly 
Then this sale is for YOU! Famous Simmons, = conservative styling, comfortable 
to celebrate its 88th Anniversary, designed _ . ¢lub-arm. .. 
a Special Collection, and we bought it,in : ‘ FULL SIZE iy | 49* 
CARLOAD quantities to bring you carload 
SAVINGS. This sale cannot be repeated ... ‘f \ $4.00 wee : ; RTE ra i Ms pit bs 
it’s now or never if you want the best buy ¥ \ ‘ weekly , aa 
in town. So come in tomorrow. : : 
PRINCESS | 
HOLLYWOOD SET | Pee ete a LAWSON HIDE-A-BED ph a “You Fees | | BY SIMMONS 
a resilien mmons inner- 
spring mattress with matching , > * ' Smart double-duty sofa with cut-— box spring plus a CHOICE of : Pa ' . u opens 
headboards, plus brackets and 4 
legs. Twin size only. Fabulously 
low-priced. .   
COLONIAL HIDE-A-BED 
BY SIMMONS 
Authentic interpretation of Early 
American. Comfortable Beautyrest 
‘ seat cushions. A beautiful sofa in 
DREAMWELL ous _-your choice of 5 selected colors. 
  Mattress has hundreds of 
springs, handles, ventila- 
tors, sturdy twill cover. In- 
cludes box spring. Twin or 
full, Mattress $49.88 
ULTRA-COMFORT 
COMBINATION 
: PER 
$9908 $1-50 weekly 
* "Mattress has over 300 — 
eine tice wal oe e. 
sag-proof border, sturdy 4 pe 47g nig ogy _ | 2-PIECE SIMMONS MODERN SUITE 
cluded. Twin or full. A dual-purpose living room group. Long lounge converts Mattress alone $59.88 toa for two ... comes with smart, comfortable chair. 
: Match ’em or contrast 'em in gold, brown or black tweed. 
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igent Tells A Solution ‘to Man; 
        
“CONTRACTOR'S. WHEELBARROW      
                 
      “arr rong Gardening and Lawn Problems|%:;; ‘26° 
: TONE BE sian a I hier terduere ia Oakland County because of the) .hould still give satisfaction during ms inl 429 Mein St. OL 1-531! 
Di SC sses Bu S emicals & bape grass control ithe 1959 summer. rvice. 
u ! ‘ ‘aga cron: {i Maple Tree disease is common late March usually is 
five year protection. | Te ling Dutch elim disease has| € Pontiac and. viclalty ae ee 
      BEAUTIFY Ten; 
‘GARDEN 
WITE . Red 
d Di | A woiletty formulated chlordane|been to am hogy teria} Spreads the disease. These beetles| Sing to appear om many young 
GNC VISCGSES atari er ee ooo r=]: For Building Supplies See 
Tent Caterpillars grass. Neither of these show much seereene' tink icles tied eal Once tines have 
spray program is effective unless blisters, no control i 
this time may be quite disappoint- . the beetle which| biister-like growths - 
de oh Bama (ie det th germinating Ct a EP ates uate alee | |the applica’ mus Rose Chafers, Beetles, seed of crabgrass and annual blue-|ihe spring application Of — = BURKE LUMBER 
promise after crabgrass seed has progressed greased to| 
germinated.» These seed begin to| the small twigs of healthy trees, no|the stage where Ss roacnae. Tee] 
By WAYNE B. SIEFERT germinate by May 25, so use of 
Courity Horticultu these weed control materials at|the top branches are covered with|only way we can control this mite 
ant pent DDT. Further information onjis to destroy it before it can at- 
Rose Chafers will soon attack|ing. However a late application! formulas and application is avail-|tack the leaves in the spring. One 
roses, peonies and grapes. This pe     
    tan colored beetle which destroys 
SSZte =| Jarm and Garden News neesatine 
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‘| White grub which lives in the 
soll, They seem to. thrive in 
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It Isn’t Too Late, 
Start Garden Now 
It you've tallen behind. your | 
neighbors. in planting your 1958; 
garden, don't dispair; there are 
ways to catch up with the early 
    2 sar, and destroying the “POWER HANDLE See oS 
          
   
     
        
      
     birds. 
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at the rate of two tablespoons of You can bay geraniems is 
a thee Po eS ee tee small sizes to provide quick color CALIFORNIA 
control than either material alone, without waiting. Group them to | paceman 
AERATOR —-EDGER-TRIMMER = GENERATOR leven at higher rates. iin a os | : —_ information on doorway « Vi - ' 
paul’ one eaineh tin 8 cea ee Gein ink aioe | use, you'll find practical 
= =n ‘i the pets in a large container. | 
Adjust their height with soll in | beauty will enhance the appearance of your home, 
bottom of the container. Ar- | too. Come in to see our selection. 
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ive Presents Nios groliti eag Beye He ee them in new-type 
“KING BROS. Beene] _ for Outdoor Living Oe ‘ : po in so) 
sin fencing, beams, 
2391 Pontiac Road at Opdyke From Garden : ‘ 7 | Mrellis, flooring, stench, ee chairs, 
a  *~§E40734—ti—( it‘ > FE 4-1112} Bouquets, Vegetables ae “i Come te. planter boxes. See our book of ideas from 
a ; = — — : — ; — Show Your Time, Care, , ORTONVILLE California. : 
| : Pleasure MODERN MARY — This tnodern day “Mary. Mary quite cov NURSERIES | We Have It in All Sizes: : | trary” 5 ways @ wal especially 
Ee | How times have you heard! this season when Sodan Nate and the weatherman have forgot nod ae ary ~~ 2x4, 6, 8, 10, 12—4x4, 6, &, 10, 12— 
oe | that tis caine “its not the gift,| t Félease-the rains. For Quality Northern Crown |) 1x4, 6, 8, 10, 12 
ae | ive mT it's the thought behind It that's im — Vat = : ae wa 3: € : portant?” t from own ; : i 
est. 2. {garden babble ech more thaniGeta Tan Too | : — oe : As Low as 19 Ip Ft. 
S <a, aga 3 giving of yourself in IPERS ...+.++% 2 
oi --SCOTTS ts iar aero on oem Se Lose 10 extra ieee wore wall OPEN SAT. 8-3 | : ong ARBORVITAE...... 
the gifts you give. These are not rcise in Your Garden ij 
| Lava Core Products | Boose evar = Perc ===" |] BURKE LUMBER CO. a | Many annuals grown ' Many of with! bending, kneeling and sncsiea] Ww | : _ Luster Lawn gmake ag lege on cag gpa the te to oe those ten extra| which are all exercises you'll need cage ee “Where the Home Begins” - 
- 0-6-4 Fertilizer io the cont thoveinn or late efters(20™™as! They don't sound like| to take off that extra poundage. | of Free P. 
o ; loon and immediately put into wa-|8 ™uch while you're gaining} The vitamin-rich vegetables you Phone WAtionst —“7-3445- —4495-Dixie Highway, Drayton Plains OR 3-121! | 
! 50 Ub, Bog $2.65 [ter in a shady place to help them|them but when you try to oe | alate tev want SOM Te m, into moOn-jsalads you'll want to 
Toeryhing for the sem end; Corey 155 ee naa ie They just won't go away. Out in the fresh air and sun- 
BARBER’S FEED STORE |iorms you use to make your bou-| With a tittle effort an@ at prac- | shine, working at your own 
eSeaPame et femter 03 yg, [Siivres versa Sos era ut ah opr en Sane : tanned complexion, a. healthy, |that are the reflection of true 
; —_ rot Wy sane straight figure and a wonderful |beauty in a human being. Try But don’t sell the gift of luscious) serenity of mind. It's easy, just jit. You'll be surprised what it fresh vegetables short either. Noth- take up gardening. will do for you. 
= ing pleases the gourmet quite as . 
! a te Gon ne he PR ch imam pay carer not have a : 
Se cere, crews eri «tren ion, chs ont |e paces of rd an OUTS OF Gardens = oa ae $0 nsuaaeaay dry ond wip shot rs bale ou fake ae surplus of vege-|@arden tools and a small plot Offer Unending 
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an arp rainfall E hove, Thwstere wre tact tables, can them in glass jars so/Of Stowe sinless when youhtoad to Learning that seed, ok enh sein des oll neduc that when you give them as gifts pai yo sees Sd tt Wey avomer a diner iw, p * ‘during the long winter months,/have your mind'on other things. ms ' dctictttel pres. Od 
Bch _Bf they will look as attractive as they|While you're preparing your soil, la apeue a: yarn 
@ tome, ee ee eee pall cimanasition to large cities,     
        
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              PONTIAC gills PONTIAC Bi peai both to those who enjoy the|ieed tightening up for good ich f 
Economy pec al Deluxe ecagor delight in “= “entire You'll be so interested in your stotens ay be ealarieeal: ie 
Grass Seed Grass Seed Grass Seed Bot Nature. — garden, you'll forget that you're! Consideration should be wap to ry 
which are merely iu FS 
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  make & jena .. —y A tmixt ot Blue $i ‘—% “peomee .' } art, xture wt ae Grass, 
oe a Se ells a yardstick or steel tape n Rye Grass. ‘op. No Timothy or penc a yards or steel tape, Timi: f : ee supply of. Will produce a good Ree Grass this and the more frequent its use the     turf on average soll. mixture.      
greater the value of notes. 
Gardeners are noted for their    
   
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. .. These Prices on Straight Seed are 
Special for Saturday and Monday Only 
Perennial Rye Grass........... Per Lb. 15¢ 
Kentucky 31 Fescue...........Per Lb. 33¢ 
White Dutch Clover...........Per Lb. 69    g into ney Winner” 
almost overnight!    
       |the design of a flower bed wil ve as m té do wi 
hbo sscesiet a0 Set Gomik cca 
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  Kentucky Blue Gross..........Per Lb. 69¢ BF tion to designs while on. tours will| - Highl $..........Per Lb. | uch, for . ++ it feeds through the leaves... or down ighland’ Bent Grass. Per Lb. 69c | slate tau Sandee wins tie ae to feed the sapere sath area. You can see the reat in'a e. , | ' ee obtrusive perfection. - ~~ homing = Cy ieee . | , budding with big 7 | - Does enters tis ts f Nurish makes gardening a One 3 Ib. bag makes 90 | SCOTT Ss LAWN CARE PRODUCTS ENTIRE GARDEN See Pas gallons of highly concentrated plant food. Use urish on 
Turf Builder—4XD Weed Killer—Weed & Feed RA-PID-GRO makes flowers flourish as Brookcrest 7 Bowers, vegutaliion, oF on your lawn, Soil Conditioner—Cope Insect Killer—Lewn Seed Sirsa lee vectauntan iain, even ° | SPRAY...OR SPRINKLE NURISH! Keeps lawns green. Use Iris Gardens" oes 
on your entire ! 
? _A little RA-PIDGRO goes « long way NOW IN BLOOM 
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Red Ruler Has Baggage L take From Scotland to China   
Trav eler Khrushchev: Wants Summit Talks “wy = ig, ity and 
frussie’ s ta Kbr 
By CHARLES H. 2 
— LONDON (UPD—Nikita Khrush- 
chev wants a summit conference 
at an early date, whether or not 
it produces any neal progress to- 
- ward easing East-West discord. 
He remembers that it was the 
- 1955 summit conference that made} 
an international figure of his 
predecessor and former traveling 
companion, Marshal Nikolai 
* Bulganin. 
. SEAL OF APPROVAL 
Sitting down at the same table 
with President Eisenhower and 
British Prime Minister Harold 
- Macmillan will put the summit seal 
of approval on his assumption of the twin roles of party and govern- 
ment boss. 
And it will bring him a step 
closer to his idea of a dream 
i\meeting—just Russia and 
world into twe spheres of influ- 
ence. : 
‘Khrushchev has collected bag- 
gage labels from Scotland to China 
in the past five years, though he 
had only made one quick trip out- 
side Rutesia=to Wareey ja 19t5— 
previously.. 
WANDERED AS LAD 
Little Nikita started his wander- 
ings as a snub-nosed lad, tending 
sheep in his native village of 
  Kalinovka, near Kursk in southern   Risssia, He's been on the go ever 
He has always been an organizer 
on the move. He refused to 
become the traditional Russian 
bureaucrat and went out to the 
field and personally lit fires under 
subordinates who were, 
* * * 
After Stalin's death he began 
whistle-stopping even more widely 
across the Soviet Union, then ven- 
tured to the satellites and China 
and finally broke through the Iron Curtain to confront an astonished 
free world. 
He’s | taken tea at Windsor 
corn fields of East Germany, 
sunbathed on Tito’s private island 
in the Adriatic and bottoms-upped 
tiger-bone wine in Peiping’s 
“Forbidden City.” 
A perspiring newsman who 
trailed him up and down Yugod- 
slavia on the first B& K junket in 
1955 asked Khrushchev, then a 
robust 61, if he was tired, too. 
* * * 
Khrushchev roared like a sawed- 
off Teddy Roosevelt: 
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Life is short, Live it up. See 
alf you can, Hear all you can. 
And go all you can.” 
Khrushchev sometimes gives the 
impression of seeing only what he 
wants to see when he's abroad. 
But the habits of his trouble- 
shooting travels at home persist. 
: x * * 
‘A Briton who followed him daily 
for three weeks on one of his tours 
found Khrushchev “continually 
noticed small details that escaped 
his companions . . . and at once 
he wanted explanations. He also 
seems to have a huge memory 
as well as a considerable grasp of 
technical details." 
He makes himself right at 
home on his travels, frequently 
startling his hosts in the process. 
He peeled off from the starchy 
official party during a visit to ah 
‘xperimental farm near Poona, 
India, grabbed up a sickle from a 
startled peasant, sprang into a 
paddy field and proceeded to give 
an impromptu demonstration of 
how.rice should be harvested. 
* * * 
Khrushchev's first venture out- 
side the Iron Curtain was in May 
1955 when he and Bulganin went to 
Belgrade to make up with Tito, 
-|who had been drummed out of the 
Cominform by $talin for refusing 
to knuckle under to Kremlin 
dictates. 
* * * 
Khrushchev revealed later that 
the trip was made practically 
‘over the prostrate body of 
Vyacheslav Molotov. 
But the professional politician 
proved smarter than the profes- 
sional diplomat. 
And what looked to some observ- 
ers at the beginning as a touring 
comedy team turned into com- 
munism's most effective traveling: 
lsalesman act. Not only did it make 
them world figures almost over- 
night, but it boosted their prestige 
at home. 
CLEARER VIEW 
And on the other side of the coin 
it has given Khrushchev a clearer 
view of what the West is doing   and ‘thinking than any Soviet leader         
has had since Lenin returned to 
Russia after -~years ot western 
European exile. 
x * * \ 
Khrushchev has frequently hint- 
ed that the trip he would mogt 
like to make would be to the U.S,, 
for man-to-man talks with Presi- 
dent Eisenhower — the only other 
head man he perry Ne considers 
Ito be his equal in’ the era of 
canoe 
* * * 
ie told an interviewer a few 
months ago: : 
“International tension is like a 
eabbage. If you tear off the 
leaves, one by one, you come to 
the heart. And the heart of the 
matter is relations between the 
Soviet Union and the U.S.” 
Beyond that he'd love to barge] around the U.S. for a look-see at 
the nation he has boasted that 
Russia will out-distance in every- 
thing. 
* * * 
Curiously enough Khrushchev 
has kept on at the Kremlin the 
one man in Stalin’s old Politburo, 
beside Molotov, who has actually| 
toured the U.S. That is Anastas) 
Mikoyan, who visited America in| 
the 30s as minister of trade. 
* * * 
Mikoyan brought back to. Russia 
the. eskimo pie, the automat and 
corn flakes. — 
Khrushchev feels confident he 
could bring back even more worth- 
while souvenirs. 
  (Temerrow: The dogmatic 
Communist) 
  
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George R. Hearst's fifth wife di- 
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* * * 
Hearst, 54, is the eldest son of 
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— former   AUSSIE LIKES GOLF — Bruce Crampton, 22-year-old Aus- tralian isn’t too keen about American baseball, but he likes golf 
any style. Crampton started his golf career when he found his first 
golf ball. while hunting nest eggs in Sydney. He started off on the 
right foot at the Western Open yesterday by firing a 33-35-68. (See 
Press Box Colymn for story). 
_\Indians Release 
»-|Veteran Garcia 
  All in all, par at Red Run took 
tion entering today's round were 
defending Western champ Doug 
Ford and last year’s U.S. Open 
ruler, Dick Mayer. Both started 
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76. 
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| three birdies on each side and 
On the brink of possible elimina-|,   
   
      
      
  
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One of Jacob's birdies came on 
= 4i7-yard par four gripes) 
holed out a 30-foot shot | 
with his Siron. He made his other From the 
eacdien i Pes. 1, 2, 6, 1, 3, 20 ond, 
In his solo efforts on the p Bo Jacobs dropped putts of 17, man ress X 
3, 2, 2 and 2 feet, Tommy had a 
five-under-par 31 at the turn and a BY BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Seen o ining home. Sports Editor, Pentiae Press Despite his’ phenomenal 64, 
dacobs was assured plenty of 
competition as the field of 127 : 
pros and 19 amateurs teed off | Bruce Crampton, handsome 22-year-old Australian 
for the tnd day of the four-day | pro taking part in the Western Open at Red Run Coun- 
— try Club, saw his first American baseball game at Kansas Hot on his heels was City just two weeks ago, and he didn’t like what he saw. 
“The game is much too slow, it would never go 
over in Australia. -Even your American football 
superb round of 33-33—66. doesn’t compare with the speed and ano of our 
Pd » ® Rugby,” said Crampton. 
‘| ‘How about tennis?” we asked him. Since Australia 
puts out such fine tennis players, we wondered how and 
why he got into golf. 
“Qh, yes tennis and swimming are very big, but there 
_|are really more people participating in golf in Australia 
than people realize, and the reason is obvious,” he re- 
plied. “Tennis is fast, something our young people like 
in sports, but golf can allow a person to relax in his old- 
er years.’” 
t 22, Bruce could hardly be considered as an “old” 
Australian golfer, but he started in the game in a unique 
way and decided to stick to it rather than tennjs or 
swimming. . 
He began his golf career by hunting nest eggs in 
ae ee tks en the fields near a course in Sydney, Australia. 
with, youngsters like Paul Harney| Instead of an egg one day, he found a golf ball in a 
and Don — - nest and from tiiat day he decided that looking for stray 
balls in the creeks and the rough along the course was 
a better hobby. s ey 
Besides, it made him a few cents by selling the balls 
to golfers. With the money he made he decided one day 
to buy # hickory-shafted two iron, and at the age of 12 
he entered a novice tournament. 
He used only that one club for every stroke, and he - 
played his first round in 129 strokes. 
The pro at the Berkley Park course in Sydney, Bill 
McWilliams, then permitted Bruce to start caddying 
for him. He included lessons on fundamentals while 
on the course. 
Later pro Norman Von Nida spotted Bruce and poeen 
giving him lessons. “McWilliams gave me the funda- 
mentals and Von — the fost poe says Bruce. 
At 17, he was the youngest golfer to represent his 
country in the matches with New Zealand and after 
winning the Australian Open in 1956 he was advised by 
nd! Peter Thomson, of British Open fame, to come to this 
country. 
“It cost me $1800 to come to the United States,” 
says Crampton, “but in seven tourneys last year and 
_seven so far this year, I’ve just managed to stay even 
with my expenses. 
He finished 16th in the Masters. “This is just. like 
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Memorial Day, the first quarter) 
pole in the Major League pennant 
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Bobby Shantz (40) and Whitey 
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in the not too distant future. 
His name is C. E. Hendrickson, but the boys 
Chick because he prefers it that. way. In fact, he prac- 
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there’s nothing left to do but call him Chick. eae 
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sity where he starred for three 
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| erew ge. Nieporte who in 1951 defeated | . . . Carl Guenther, 17, of 
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Hendrickson and Nieporte re- 
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at Red Run where both are com- 
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       | Detroit field, left one area squad 
   
   HOMER HIGHT]    | 
‘Tin fifth place, another seventh, 
Detroit St, Joseph wag winner, 
with 59 points, including six first 
places, DeLaSalie had 4244 as 
runnerup, and three teams were 
very close for the next. spot, 
Orchard Lake St. Mary's had a 
winner oh Joe Waluk’s shot put 
of 50 feet one inch, that hung up 
a meet record. -Eaglets’ total of 
19 and 1-6 points was a fraction 
behind Notre Dame with 19% and 
Servite’ with 19 and 56. Other 
| scores included Austin 12, St. Mi- 
} chael (Pontiac) 8, St. Paul 6 and 
    %, Mt. Clemens St. Mary 1 and % 
and Holy Redeemer % point, © 
OLSM’s points came on Waluk’s 
toss, 3rds jn broad jump, medley 
relay and 440, plus a 2-way tie in 
  
    
      
   
       
        ‘25 to $500. on your name only | Grid Cards Denied 
«Use of NW Stadium 
the high jump, 3-way vault tie,/40¥" Shamrocks scored with Bill 
e\capacity of 48,500. 
Dyche and for animals valued above $250 
in the other. 
Calf roping and steer riding are 
extra features, There will be 22 
events for the program, over which 
Bob Brogeman of Davisburg will 
preside as ringmaster, F. (Razz) 
LaRose of South Lyon is the judge. 
For further information regard- 
ing show, or entries, contact Duke 
Brunson, FE 3-9249, 
  
EVANSTON,. Ill. (AP)—North- 
Comiskey, Park has a seating 
Stadium was built for 
football and has a seating capa- 
city of 53,500, : 
. The Cards claimed that by play- 
ing five home games in ‘this sub- 
urb north of Chicago, the team's 
  lat Forest Lake 
on Win Over Romeo 
1 win over Romeo. 
‘The Cards are located in Comis- 
key Park, home of the Chicago _|White Sox, on the south side.     
     
     
    
    
    
     
    
       
   
      
  
A new hole wag built last 
year at Forest Lake Country 
Club and a Birmingham resident 
has gained the distinction of be- 
ing the first golfer to ace it. 
“4. ©. 
Dr, John Zigler, 1356 Green- | 
lawn, drilled his 4-iron shot inte 
day on the new ird hole, par | 
three at 165 yards, Dr, Zigler 
‘shot 76 for the round 
  
Lapeer Grabs Title 
Tri-County league baseball title 
nine, yesterday, with a tight 3-1 
A double and single, in the third 
frame that scored Bill Coulter 
broke a 1-1 tie and proved the 
iwinning tally. Lapeer collected 
an insurance counter in the sixth, 
  
Easy Win for Chestnut LOS ANGELES (AP)—Ranking 
featherweight Ike Chestnut of New 
York punched out a one-sided 10- 
round decision last night over 
‘Mexico's Ernesto Parra.     of on other plans 
~ ‘To get cash for vacations or 
  for any other worthwhile 
purpose come to General | 
Public. We make loans to 
women—married 
    fans would be better served. 
* 
   _ John Donley Has 
| Shelton Pontiac-Buick, Inc. | (Formerly Community Motor Sales) 
223 Main St. OL BA   JOHN 
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  im the race proper, Keith An , . leges universities é | drews killed in a practice run This was Ruben’s first ap- P “7———eahe-- “ie neasta “dliminstent. Mainngeste catty : 
. fine for his part in a beanball fellow, married and 30 years old. , 
Elisian is one of the three : ' He stands 6-foot.2, weighs more || Michigan | District NALA, tourna- ° 
drivers for John Zink, Tulsa,| gay Reckie first baseman Or : . oo thah 200 pounds and swats them, |" huledale 3" (Central Michigan wins Paint Dealer 
Okla., oil man. The others, Jud) iando Cepeda of the Giants also By H. GUY MOATS Keller, Barge, Hawkins, Manning; | long off the tees, borage poze Listed. on Hi -saeg 203 or your Larson, Hickman Mills; Mo., and| decided to pay his $100 fine alloc kinks cca 0 medley relay—Munson (440), Tur-| He has an excellent swing and mene Institute ®, Alms 3 (consola- wy, Pages” 
Jimmy Reece, Indianapolis, also| from the fuss, thereby ~ saving ner and Ratcliff (220), Jeéfferson|in this statement yours truly has have _ exceptionally—fast cars. National League War. |‘vack team runs into a hotbed of (880); mile relay — (each 440),/the support of Mike Dietz, head/ : Reece and Elisian will start in} ren Giles the trouble of suspend- |competition Saturday in the Uni-|Richards, Ratcliff, Beamer, Coats; |pro at Indianwood, Dietz watched | The See Us! the front row with Dick Rathmann| ing the pair. / versity of Detroit invitational re-| 880 relay—(same as 440); shot put| him fire last weekend when Indian- | n ™ aj whose abode shifts from Trenton,| The Braves, with righthander|lays on the Titan field and it will) relay — Brown, Rusch, Carson; wood was host to the Detroit Medal 4 
N. J., to Miami to. Indianapolis. |Bob Buhl left at home to nurse his|be the first time since 1928 that|high jump relay — Carson, Barge,|Play Championship and Mike had! NOW... You Can — Sentiment for Bryan, husky|sore shoulder, wete at Pittsburgh a Pontiac high track aggregatioh Brooks; broad jump relay—Keller, nothing but~ praise: for his swing. Get Your Brakes | Phoenix driver with three national|with Lew Burdete (43) and Bob|has tangled with a Detroit outfit.) Hawkins, Beamer. - Chick hopes to enter the Michi- | Relined for championships was increased by|Rush-(4-2) doing the pitching. The/There are 10 inside-Detroit squads * * * gan Open and state amateur this ( os 
jhis assignment to the flat-engine|third place Pirates, five games| among the entries, including Chad-| Seven area schools will compete | summer. Keep your eye on him. He 
{| Belond Special in which Sam/behind the Giants, named. Vern|sey and Pershing, top teams of the |in the big field. They include Wa-|could be terrific. : Little as $ 595 | Hanks won last year's race a rec-|Law (5-3) and rookie Curt Daydon city. \terford, Birmingham, Ferndale in SHORT PUTTS _ eR, 
jord average of 135.601 miles an (0-1). * @& .® Class A; Milford, Troy and Romeo : : ae hour. In the “American League, first} Birmingham's distance strength|in Class B, Frank Boynton, Sanlando, Fia., | Fog: ; Plus Tax - 
: : may make the Maples a big fac- professional, gained the honor of i 
pt. | tor — and a possible winner. Ker-|, py, shooting the firstengleim thee: = RAARKET TIRE CO, — |Saddle Clubs Busy mit Ambrose also has power in'Ooldsworthy Hurls [torn st Red Run yp raee | pole vault as well as in all _Boynton re as 77 W. Huron St. . FE 8-0424 | e% —— ; : oe, 8 i a t i Bi a ’ “ * a ~2 | "Enlai, however, are sti vorea| NQ-Hiffer, Fans 16°. | per tive ast hoie tn two shots ——————— , Es Sse ee te ee ee See 
to grab the honors, with a full and canning a six-foot putt, Not | C ° -O B | 
I. hud 3 entry list. Pershing won the 1957) 1.1 Goldsworthy, fireballing| °° Many MllBetes later, Gey | ruise ut oat Sa es | — : : event with.22 points.. right-handed pitcher for Brewer dr. eagled the same hole. .- Ce . 
| cs ou! eotiae le . ~ the Bays ? AUTHORIZED DEALEF. for | Saddle clubs of. the Pontiac area, . Michigan Rangers Saddle club- | ~~ Club, made dead wood out of| With a wind at their backs for) are swinging into early show ac-| bers hold their 12th annual all- | There was also a hope that | Talbott Lumber’s bats Thursday|#Ssistance, the and amateurs * Troian Boats : snag adie: eagaprat first holi-| day outdoor exhibition Sunday, preg! et amigans Nene n gi mings Podontag soke Ge eer fine hoot aaa J . 
approaches, | dune 1, at a site on Davisburg | pete in Kalamazoo es ity gue 1 game Pood: eagles | as. ; 
Two western style shows were| Tad, two miles west of Davis: | Tourney of Champions, for which ts * « on this hole, a total of 52 birdies * Scott-Atwater Motors | burg. Judged_events and an_ invitation has been received a aren rig og pe went on the scoreboard. — : ait ' 
g contests have been | for the 3rd year. Chiefs were | - Goldsworthy struck out 16 | ——~>w Riverdale Trailers” ‘ unable to make the previous faced only 24 batters in the seven-| No Softball Sunday, Gals : : 
| : oe On Sunday, June 15, Dixie Saddie| ‘Tips. Meet is set for June 7. apie cotter 29 Dore Cub Nenied lee ai ‘es Clty Factory Trained Service Man 
| club has its annual show. 7%. Ss alin gions 9 cotthell games this Sue OPEN SEVEN DAYS 9 TO 7. se , four Lumbermen reached base,| League games this 
farm, 9331 Dixie Highway, near|the UD event, starting Saturday at|‘° + ge me ot TUT nee baw eamemned, ‘The went! ar W : 
ee : Clarkston. The usual contests and/10 a.m. (field events) with finals; women’s ‘are scheduled | a 
judged events are also scheduled /|in the afternoon, istcludes: ‘Sunday night, June 8, when Com- ’ 
. for this affair. 440 relay—Kelier, Hawkins, Hill, |2éainst two pitchers, two apiece!” jo. i meets Costello if : : * & Manning; shuttle-hurdle relay —|PY Denny Martin and Jim Skinner. : Suburban Catholic League’s final} A new twist is given the Ranger 
tzack and field fling for the 195¢|¢%Hibition, with a season yesterday at University of boson Leman rege lbanee N ew H ole Aced 
  
      
   
         
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WINENTAL WHEEL — DIFFERENTIAL POWER LOCK — RADIO & HEATER — WHITE WALLS 
PRICED TO SELL!     
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     |All Factions in France ne rad ee ee | 
        
     
     
    
           
  
            
      
      
    
  
  
    
  
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3412. DIXIE HIGHWAY ‘White Swan Drive In M59 and Show Res t for Cot tax filed returns. Matinee Saturday 12:30 ; Phone OR 3-9754 Oe Tal beans eutioet fot 
: INVITE BANQUETS AND aTits” FE ¢-6741 084 ae! voted oy en Lanes. HALF HOUR of CA 
; stg re ‘aman _ LAA! By GARVEN HUDGINS him every day say he uses a grand-| As to the last point, Miller said - PLUS REGULAR SHOW 
: : Lee i. rey woop h —— ey | down eryPt aig. Ee! ‘ ; : | By Proclamation Se nee Coty ctene| Whatever his aproack, Coty’s |'° “ut ven" E. ; 5. jother, President Rene stands positions next year, you might as i : Now! A New Band of out as a rare phmend age politi- wal of teen oi garter well start now to cushion the et- F. 0. #1230 
' LEE SLOAN Mayor cal party ever has attacked the 76-) between the nation and political @C-” = ane. ee | Bob Bail ee ene. chaos more than once in his | , FISH FRY TONIGHT : ° aley Deeply respected, not by} ‘All. these things have had a - 
: Sunday Is + contending politicians in the temnty of office. cumulative ” he said ef eon hae 
‘ PLAYING FOR YOUR French National Assembly but by| This considerable influence has ebte'te eretdli Mtenniataliaess ; Guest Artists Night! been brought to bear in an un-| “We have been ; jthe public as well, Coty has made/bees cash without un2te hardship 3 ae a specialty over the four,|precedented direct appeal to Par-| °* - anal ae 
: R- FOODS troubled years of patching up|liament on France's gravest post- except nich at & oat oe | Delicious 
o MODERN - SQUARE LIQUOR — [political quarrels. = war crisis. Underlining the respect| tridts w hic® Bad wat Sa) Real Fruit 
4 Cree SReMAE, h ‘BAR & RESTAURART » on preenennk spstomnpen whe seni Wee De we Dee Cevetien stent instalment eel and edie 
} 190 8. Telegraph Ra. | : ko * * ,  geeet 
i Capone's Successor |iciductnert 1d gatas trict have mtfered through baving 
  
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     FLOOR SHOWS pang EWERY 
  LARRY AND HIS WESTERN PLAYBOYS!   « 
FRIDAY and e ‘holding back some $99,000 in taxes severely shaken. He now appears 
ATURDAY ig the, money-eame 5 se Prater. ak " eydiate Speratone Rice. ten then   
  or hep Looe renin Presents | CHICAGO (AP) — Paul (The| He has successfully kept mem- Miller cautioned that the fiscal 467 AUBURN 
Ww. who took over as| bers of his family out of the \year isn’t over yet, and it isn’t ness Sinkk tetentn Tote BE ec mas 9451 Elizabeth Lake Rd. S oe othe idee te Ce Renetght, Abeet the only ene [time coltrate e n ‘oone Spee Dolly Mt to It 
wa | oe sree visage H rage out on June 30 hasn't’ been fig- ny hha SITAETATT AAS : THE FALCON ae Al went * Prison, vas com official arranged poy ages panel eal | 
evening “anal . income Hubert, the 2-year-old of the, « course, we're 
= \ For an of \ Singing Recording Group iY ae. presidents grenéénaghter, | 6 came shay pr rer ym HUR RON | 
4 dancing and fun . | The 60-year-old vict, who| Jeanine. ties next year. Lots of highway | MEATER 
{ae y ‘ *e jis cae possible deportation, A lawyer and longtime member| billings will come due in July, Ne join the croved at the NI SALLY GEYER oy sen mtn iment Kesh Shes te) Ane et cer. sot | ERI, & SAT. ss p came Coty was some 
4 National Award wath tax evasion verdict. A ments and distributions of shared 
- SOLD I DUTCH I MILL NI Winning Baton Twisler jaty fa U. 8. District Cour oe *. = as Le Benes. hag ry sees DOORS OPEN 
oe" ae hours before; 1, riysee Palace, Coty has re- i its ’ 
2 eee er gh om N * sted rye © rc "tN lr Mh \ Ted —_|[icadine Chicago ‘bootiums were|©20, be arranged a small apart WITH TWO . the second floor of t % ) Western. Swing and Rock 'n’ Roll. - aN iw $ [convicted in the milliondollar la-|tenwion. Large orl we | ies eee . . tanley arvic Industry. He ‘as parcied ia{were left unoccupied. 
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  Dining at Ite Distinctive Best” | {JAM SESSION TUESDAY Unemployment Dips 
| Luncheon: FRANK PERRY Dinner . - ‘AND HIS SWINGMASTERS 
; ; Cocktail Party : | Dells Inn“ Lake vod Ge Cove Lake 
ah Banquet | | Reservations FE 2-2980 hg Bk wae | sala © decline of 82.000 during the . ; week of May 17 left an unem- 44 marriéd. He   
  
  
ployed total of 3,019,500 for this|pnd Tartine fie at aves there 
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          i SPECIAL SUNDAY, « Smomnaneonnr . gts qs RF lo Served - BAKED HAM, 95 The little Normandy retreat must 
. 130°. M.te TURKEY AND DRESSING, Other reports showed: 
} 9:307.M. PAN FRICD CHICKEN ....... ] 1, Americans paid off their in- smu then ever 4 
a4 ‘LA CARTE LUNCHEONS and and DINNERS | | stallment loans faster than they : 
: : cree cee j : | SMORGASBORD seasonal factors, consumer in- ser 2 0° 
4 | stallment credit outstanding de- 
. i NOs % ly U i om mycge /¢lined 123 million dollars, most of Youle mos} ’ 
bi i Pr. 
a ‘it in automobile loans. = 
 erometize tna , ed 2. Department store sales were 
           ; hh a ia J. 25 up 3 t last week over the ee a up 3 per cen ovi *@ : ae | Gingatable went it 1957, with wi 4 Two little runaways 
: | Tas and Beverage higher sales reported th 9 of the oe in Japan! : 12 federal reserve districts, But + 
PHONE Midwest 4-1400 1 “Air Conditioned lor Your Pleasure” 
WOODWARD at LONG LAKE'RD., TOWN & COUNTRY INN 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS “Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant” 1727 S$. TELEGRAPH RD. FE 3-9888 the total for the year to date was 
3 per cent below that for the cor-| RESERVE 
responding period last year. RIGHT NOW 
Admits He Ered =| Perrect picture 
Siin Trial of Hoffa =| eames | GRAN D OPENIN G_ | sew vork wa government RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S ‘witness says some of the informa- Saturday, May 31 'tion he gave a grand jury in the ; wiretap conspiracy case of Team- 
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: “SPECIAL DANCING “a2 [Ses Sars SUNDAY SPECIAL a lI | Music |[zeye about the grand fury text 
BARBECUED RIBS ‘7 50 | | Gatyedey tad Sunday Hott started. were | Ala carte . . . potatoes, chef's salad | _ _o- gentry nage ERSON — — wre — ond ber ‘essing, seaetin, het : Beer — Wine — Liquor — Food Comer When T west be "CKLW-TV aka ha my ecat at ——— 
3 {|e Se eed ey ts Ore ‘ , TERESA Wich 
Only 5 Minutes from Downtown lager ner ogee ' 1650 N. Perry at Pontiec Rd. ELMER SEZ, “You're missing the boat | UBAREWELL TO ARMS” |   Wy tal haven heard the Bob girs 
ombo play your request. every Fri 
and Saturday night. Hurry to the Cranel 
Inn for an evening of dancing pleasure. 
Bob at the Organ. Wed. through Sun. 
For real enjoyment of the holiday week- 
end take your fornily out to gine, er 
NEW DRAYTON INN (Formerly the Commodore Hotel) » 
4195 DIXIE HIGHWAY — OR 37161 While Theyre Fixing Perry Take 
Mount Clemens to Opdyke. Left 
- to Pontiac Rd. Left past the 
oe barricades to The Green Parrot. 
| The Green Parrot “| Open Daily 9A. M.to2 A.M. Sunday 2 P.M, to2 A.M. 
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  Pat Boone to Graduate | A sokeupan sid te singe vill One Studied Home Rule for D, C.—in Paris”   
With Scholastic Honors « |the second 
NEW YORK (UPD—Singer Pat studies. the tied of general} Why Do 
pate rly terre eet Hones f “An lumbia University next . Tuesday| average. who had is per ond = 
with high ‘honors, the . tet dace prey." ia iat it Sus Sm WASHINGTON (AP) — 
kind of business takes U.S. con- 
gressmen flitting overseas? 
Well, the chairman of one House 
committee stopped off in Paris     
        
   
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    last year to study home rule for 
the District of Columbia. 
Tonigh The Committee on Veterans Af- 
t Only fairs likewise found matters in Eu- 
4—Cartoons—4  3/'0Pe. needing attention after Con- gress quit last year. 
* * * 
And the Education and Labor 
Committee looked into things 
around. the world from Lebanon 
to Hong Kong. 
This turned up in figures. re- 
leased today showing House mem- 
bers spent nearly three times as _~wwerrwewevr+?ryTTT TS 
wrwwrwerreYrYeeerrrrS    DAVID £. ROSE presents 
£2 ve DE CHILD. noes ESO. - maw fe 
SEA DEVILS 
ps Caler by 
during the last half of 1957 as they 
did the previous year. 
The total foreign money spend- 
    much U.S.-owned foreign currency | Legislators , Flit ‘Abroad? Whatjing .on what the congressmen other nations’ capitals were far-;Committee was the single big: 
themselves often call their junk-|ing. « « -« gest spender of the U.S. - owned 
ets came to $312,247.15 from last : currency, known as counterpart 
July to December. For the fiscal jot tare ca ears alin funds, during the six months. Its 
year ending last June 30 the total |said. A. committee clerk has visit-|total came to ee 
was $122,062.06, ~ ed some Latin-American capitals. * 
x * * A spokesman said the Veterans) Next was the Jadiclery Commit- 
The-6tficial figures keep as| Deut wenia ot off pass 
tightly secret as possible any clue'to veterans overseas who aren't] The oasis Aftnire Committee, as to how much any individual|American citizens. That was the |the group with the most ready ex-| 
congressman spent abroad. But|€*Planation for using 712,500 Ital-|planation for its foreign spending, 
they do provide for a sumup by ian lira and 180,000 French francs |came third with $44,141.15 in the, 
committees. worth $1,568.58 American. 
Thus it was natural to ask Rep. * * ** 
INS, UP Merger 
Legal, U.S. Says The Government 
WASHINGTON (AP) —The Jus-| 
tice Department has decided the | 
merger of the United Press and |   
John L. McMillan (D - SC) why Operations 
the District of Columbia Commit- 
tee he heads was down for 150,- 
|000 French francs worth $357.14. 
McMillan, a staunch foe of pro- 
|posals to give self-government to 
ithe District of Columbia, said he 
iwanted to check and see how   
          
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, Cachaeed & Samnl) chant ©) eeeey ender 
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does not violate the antitrust laws. 
Announcing this yesterday, * the 
department said it plans no ac- 
tion against the merger at the 
present time. 
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UP’s acquisition of INS, an- 
nounced last Saturday, set off a 
four-day investigation by the Jus- 
tice Department's Antitrust Divi- 
Tex Beneke and his orchestra/sion. Some congressmen urged 
will play for dancing at Walled|that the government seek an in- 
Lake Casino Ballroom on Satur- 
day, May 31. ; 
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7 hei » ai 5 i ih gl | BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES - eae wie By Edgar Martin 
Bomber Sec. of State’s Office Releases Names f . Ng % 
  
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  Forty-nine Pontiac area residents; pune Fe ings Ying 'Ave., and Aaron Walker, 493 Or- 
© Pilot of United Airlines, ost their right to drive recently, ey sci, (Chard Lake Rd., had their license   : igan Secre-’ Richard ; '. suspended because of unsatisfied — 
15 Passengers, Sayitcya Sates Ones. | Paya RE SES, ndgment | - Close Shave Deliberate} ‘Those ordered to furnish tinan- Thomas R Master parctaatn ELL 
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4 meni ge * , poem ‘pane Auburn Heights for re-examination were the rea. aa 
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The} " Steve J, Brewer, Walled Lake Durrell L. Pierce, 104 W. Princeton sons for the Suspension of the <a ' : 2G 
Civil Aeronautics Administration) Henry J. mee, Se Menepele St. nants, Gennast. Geviabune license of Joan S. Doyle, Farm- .—— i " eS 
had report by a United Willie A. Phillips. 301 Bassett St. \, Willard E. Sasser, 86 8. Perry St. ington. : = Ss 
. oe. ee tctiowing| Samee  Soaeet erwingten Darl H. Manning, 157 W. Colum... F _ shlitlines pilot and 15 of his 57 pas-) | The licenses of the following) iichard w, Fhempeon, 166 8- Béith St. |bia Ave., had his license suspended : sengers charging that an Air/persons were taken for habitual Si ve Voss. ¢ at tyron &. [because of mo operator's license 
_ Force BAT jet bomber “deliberate-/neBligence: || Aaron’. Wright, Watefioré Township ‘and habitual negligence. »  purzed” their DC7 near Salina,| winte Atkins, 554 Colorado Espie L. Cowdrey, 110% Oakland 
Kan rs Beebe, 166 E in eid Ave. ‘Ave.; Norman E. Kelly, 397 Scott Won't Count This One 
: + tec & ee Wgierford Township Lake Rd.; Clayton N. Knepfler,' 
One of passengers, Senate bie o_- . Reutn Laven % |Waterford Township, and Robert C.| LONDON (UPI)—Weary Mag: |   ‘ eed liam Dennis L. , Rochester Oakley, 21 Collingwood St., each istrate Seymour Collins asked . 
wee of i Pore pe Kenneth C. Pieeere sae Midway St. had their licenses suspended for yesterday: ‘Why is it that peo- | 
daa Benn ge 628 Fringes ‘habitual negligence ahd failure to ple who seem to have no money, 
r William K. Gibson, Kee rbor jappear for re-examination. | no job, no anything, always can | 
commented aller. lending bere Kenneth 5. Givens. 360°, Anderson St | Both Helen Bullock, 198 Fisher: manage to get drunk?” 
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| Ways and Means comnilttee — 
{where the legislation mast orig- ANY TIME! 
| soon on 5 liberal- 7 |e Sorlal Boserity Demet 
* Dethocratic leaders have not del- = | Sality decided whether to posh -| te Qe 
| gress before adjournment, ~*~, utili ” ~ PS 7. Ms of fe pS : By Ernie Bushmiller : informed sources said there ; ” . . Was & good chance the leadership} | ° ©” Y OX ty nea THATS | _UEty <- _ would support legislation to pro- =. ¥}) © I LOVE OUR > eg ee an ae wide for increased benefits for the ‘ A, pee NEW CUCKOO — Po LATER THAN + Reedy on public assistance rolls, el : ) CLOCK . 0° oo —~ FOUR y a wel as tone on Socal Security oat i" fi Sot SS eee "8 JU MAK a” Oe Hired © Sms | ella | Unknowns the Last? i ‘“ : > de : ae < WASHINGTON — Walter Davis, AY ie World. War Tl Army veteran who | _ eengean an_arm, after watching the “, Jy. E 
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said: tog — but I hope | THE BIG DROP aun ts ta Oe 6-30 SEES ’ #there never any more.” j . —— a. : a i ; By. Dick Cavall 
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15 f : fi \ ad ‘ay to visit my daughter."..- + ¢    _. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. y_ MAY 30, 3058"   
PONTIAC PACE CAR — When-the metors roar at Indian- 
apolis, today, a Pontiac-built car will be leading the pack, for at 
least one lap. The speedway purchased the Pontiac Bonneville 
convertible from Hedges Pontiac, Inc. of Indianapolis to serve as   pace car for the 500 mile test, and also as a prize for the winning 
driver. Above Sam Hanks, winner of the 1957 race, shows how he _ 
* will wheel the pace car, as Tony 
way, and J. W. Hedges of the agency, ride in the rear seat. ° Hulman, president of the speed- 
  
  
      
  
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_He’s Telling the Truth | 
ALBUQUERQUE (—A vandal 
altered the Ietters on a sign 
pointing to Dist. Judge Carl A. 
Hatch's office so that it read, 
“U, S. Strict Judge.” Moments 
before the judge had meted out 
sentences totaling 13 years to 
three men, 
  
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mber 1, Each bid shail 
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interest) — t CHICAGO (UPI — A city-wide 
rcumstances 
of the Judith Mae Andersen case 
last year. 
Police said the missing girl, Rita 
Blaband, 16, was reported last seen 
shortly before midnight. A girl 
friend said Rita had visited with 
Sputnik Incites Row 
in British Television 
LONDON — Even before Sput- 
nik I had crashed to earth it had 
blown up a row in Britain's Com- 
mercial Television — a row be- 
tween the TV officials and play- 
wright Michael Pertwee. 
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Pertwee wrote a space play, 
Man in a Moon, when the first 
satellite was launched, but trouble 
arose over Pertwee's theme: A 
murderer is given a chance to die 
a hero’s death by being sent up 
in a satellite. 
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TV chiefs decided it was in bad 
taste and asked Pertwee to re- 
write it, He refused: “They may 
know more about what is good   
    
  CADET MICHAEL V, FLYNN 
Graduating as a member of 
the 12th grade class of Western 
Military Academy in Alton, Iil., 
Saturday will be Cadet Michael 
V. Flynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Jack Flynn, 6441 Wardell Ct., Or- 
chard Lake. Jack, who is 18 | |Chicago Police Search 
for Missing Teen Girl 
her for several hours, but boarded 
a bus about midnight. 
The Andersen girl, 15, disap- 
under the same conditions 
last August. Her body was found 
several days later floating in two 
oil drums in Lake Michigan. 
Rita’s father, Police Capt. John 
Blaband, said his daughter and 
Diane. Parifky, also 16, had taken 
a holiday in Cedar Lake, Indiana, 
yesterday. 
Authorities ay out that both 
Rita and Judith Mae Andersen 
were wearing the same _ type 
clothes, Rita was wearing a white 
blouse, a jacket, and white-striped 
black pedal pushers. She is about 
5 feet 6 inches, and weighs about 
136 pounds. 
Destroyer Hits Sub; 
None Reported Hurt 
HONOLULU (® — The sub- 
marine Stickelback sank last   
  
Watch Your Children 
ANN ARBOR (#—University of 
trips in the countryside over the Memorial Day holiday to prevent 
their children from eating wild 
    
  hat am _ but “prt prior to dune years old, attained the rank of | flowers and weeds, which may 
| other des L eh te iste sane L Ra ncssunll sergeant at the academy. i te poisonous, 
| i. Fane 4 ied to be redeemed on or 
vot fess than ex Ditor to ihe anne Walled Lake Justice Probed   
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carrie: Ett ot “betre 
“notices of the sale 
ie redemption. price h | and interest will be ps 
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Willlof the official's request that he Ww LAKE — Bookkeeping 
of Walled Lake Justice 
of the Peace Herman A. Roth yes- 
oe Guns ar ae acctiee of 
oe er eee Pee 
erick C. Ziem 
tok ft: 
Ziem said he had to borrow a 
from_an atea to learn 
  
{Will Fete Teachers 
  af ‘Science Night’ 
vanis Bills Stolen From Washington Home Practices look into the practices of Roth. 
The report asks Ziem “to take 
appropriate action to assure the 
proper deposit of all acknow!l- 
edged collections”. of Roth. 
The prosecutor said he would 
confer first with Walled Lake May- 
or William G, Nixon and then with 
Roth, eee 
aren ee . 
pare Poon ign dated May 
21, said Roth kept * ‘large amounts 
of cash at home.” i eau oe 
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| have absolutely nothing to 
hide and I wilt be glad to talk 
with Mr. Ziem,” Roth said.   SHARRON NORGROVE 
Clarkston Daughters 
Will Install Officers 
CLARKSTON — At a public in- 
stallation ceremony at 8 p.m. June 
7 in the Clarkston High School, the 
International Order of Job's Daugh- 
ters, Bethel 25, of Clarkston, will 
install Sharron Norgrove as hon- 
ored queen. 
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She is the daughter of Mr. and ‘Ledge Calendar 
By ante May ist. 2 -pm., , 
opens jamin R. Blaylock. 
RS 1:15 p.m. Gerald L. 
News i in Briel 
from the Aquatic & Diving Equip- 
ment Co., 2969 Pontiac Trail, Com- 
merce Township, yesterday morn- 
ing after someone entered the busi- 
ness establishment by breaking a 
window. Charles Dell Jr. is the 
owner. 
ers, Hadley, reported to Sheriff's 
deputies yesterday that someone 
stole a $300 tractor mower and a 
hay wagon valued at $25 from his 
farm at 315 Leece Rd., Brandon 
Township, sometime this week. 
Neil L. Getting, 21, of 36 Bloom- 
field Terrace, was found guilty of 
drunk driving by Municipal Judge 
Maurice E. Finnegan yesterday. 
He was fined $100 or 10 days in 
jail. 
Thomas W. Tucker, 20, of 1597 
Collier Rd., was arrested yester- 
day by Pontiac detectives on a 
# \charge of auto theft. He will be 
arraigned Monday. 
$2. Stores, Insures 
George’s-Newport’s, port's, Ta N. Saginaw 
Rummage sale, Sat. ~ eins 
Sale, May 31st, 128 W. ames O45 Pike St. 9:00 A. M. 
Russians Design 
New Ship Lifts 
~ KRASNOYARSK, USSR — To   
feet high, will raise 
ship up.to 350 feet, In Moors, 
‘Deniesa Condy Meeliti. dan. 
ties report that $200 was stolen) 
Lowell Wells, of 4009 Green Cron‘} 
.|igan Citizens Council of the Na- | 
  RT. REV, RICHARD 8. EMRICH 
To Confirm 26 
at Rochester Bishop Emrich Will 
‘Conduct Ceremony at 
St. Philip’s Church 
ROCHESTER — Twenty six per- 
sons will be confirmed as mem- 
bers of the St. Philip's Episcopal 
eoat,|Church Sunday by the Rt. ‘Rev. 
Richard S. Emrich, bishop of the 
8d¥.! Episcopal Diocese of Michigan. 
The ceremony will be conducted 
aV.! during the 11 a.m. service, The 
Rev. Edgar A. Lucas, rector, will 
present the confirmands to the 
bishop. 
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Bishop Emrich, known through- 
out the nation as a lecturer and 
author, is a native of Turkey. 
At present he is a member of 
copal Church, the Episcopal Na- 
tional Bi-Racial Committee, the 
igan Committee on Fair Election 
Practices, member of the Mich- 
tional Probation and Parole Assn., 
ment Corporation of Detroit and 
chairman of the Medical and 
Hospital Study Committee of the 
Commission on Community Rela: 
tions of the City of Detroit. 
Following the service, a recep- 
    Mrs. Ivan Norgrove of 3826 Maiden 
St., Waterford. ; * 
Carol Fitch wil, be installed as | 
* ichaplain; Carolyn Ruggles, librar- 
jan; Stella Crosby, senior custo- 
  
Congregational 
Church to Honor 
Rochester Grads 
seniors at an annual breakfast at 
8 p.m, in = — — 
wenrtee data of last 
year’s class also have been in- 
vited. The event is sponsored by | 
the church in cooperation with its 
Woman's Fellowship. 
A short talk will be given by. the’ 
Rev, John Rose of Birmingham) 
Community Church, and. represen- 
tatives of the various church 
boards wil] be on hand to express 
a iy ~ graduates. 
Following the breakfast, the 
young people will attend the early 
service in a group. The church 
will present each with a com- 
panion “Pocket Cross’ as a re- 
minder of their church’s continued 
interest in the developing lives,   
Cairo Mailman Admits. 
He Reads Love Letters 
CAIRO (INS) — When Cairo post- 
man Ahmed Hassanein was caught 
red-handed opening one of the let- 
ters in his pouch and gloating over 
its contents, he confessed he'd been 
sniffing all mait for years and 
— and reading all those per- 
“TE can’t help it,” he sobbed to 
imagination. I’ve never had a girl! 
friend, and those letters helped me. 
vind as an emanasouridss lover."     
  
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‘tories built 10,917 cars and trucks 
the National Council of the Epis-/ 
Bea 
board of the Detroit Council of pontiac, 
Churches, chairman of the Mich-|>* 
trustee of ‘the Citizens Redevelop- |. 
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4 the Pou ‘fear 2080 pay   
6,859, Automotive News states, In 
the comparable 1957 
cars were built. 
This week’s decline results from 
the Memorial Day closing or near- 
ly all assembly plants across the 
nation and inventory-edjusting 
schedules in numerous factories. 
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Automotive News places this 
week's truck’output at 15,570 units 
against 17,903 last week and 17,430) 
in the corresponding week last/ 
year. The trade paper says car) 
production for May will total 349,-/ 
bered 316,503 cars. 
215 cars and trucks this week, the 
paper said, Last week they pro- 
duced 8,319 vehicles. Dominion fac-| 
in the week ended June 1 last 
year. 
All Quiet on Wall Street 
NEW YORK (AP)—All domes-   
Canada and serve the holiday and operate as 
usual,   
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  tion will be held in the under- 
croft of the church. 
  
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id itt ©.» Davis Funeral 74, 76, 7, 2B, 83, . 95, _evenings Pickens Saas al UM. SIDING PRECAST STONE a e hes : “Ve *: . ant foam. ras-Garn WITH UTIL. 000D nice A cane after 4, = 
SAY te, ioe, ANNA W.,| 2 12, 119, Is This 9 You? ent boca” Gordon Fletiiey| FE 'Sabis. Ask tor Ted Mecul PE 21425 re IO APTS. 
d Ave, Permingyen. National, Advertised food prot |BHICK. BLOCEAND CEMENT| . DELRIO APTS. Ti, beloved wife of L. “ $1, or more per month rk. Also cht N : # ARRO omnia x 21 ND 
: dear mother of Robert B. fast year, jUnusual retirem: we chimneys. NO JOB 00 |, stempetacmeme $143 Cass . Elizabeth Rd. stove and util, . Cook’ Mrs. Leo G. Tripp. 3 grand- Th . ¥F or Residential and commer- ? eff f d —— 2s wel e. 
oa ee err Monday, Peres E time ef V tnterview, call PE S410 Sti no J IMMEDIATE a Sune 2 the First —pertone : CK. BLOCK STONE WORK. ping gene june 2.a¢ 4 Dak vin ney. Ru-|? FOR WANT ADS TR (PGR, LOCK STONE, WORE. f ACTION Geritatyansportauon.  tnese “al pall W. Sursew officiating. | Tn- ou have a car & can watt | 2 | nha i) modern 3 room apts. with pvt. : ferment in Oakwood j DIAL FE 2-8181 _ oF 4 hours “call FE 3 14004 | BUILDING REPAIR PLASTER. | j New Peg OS eg Farmington, Mrs, Corer Funeral or PE eee ul _ Saat Ts pentry, brick block and On cay soot ee rash wpe sat tive ting Boa font mo coat i 4 5 r E 4-2200. breese Home, until, Mond®), Taken to|§ From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. LIBRARTAN T BRICK. CEMENT WORK and. ‘tide. ate Keo Templeice windows ty Sem Simmer yet you 
: the aarch IS 9 he Thayer Fo pa A] 22 ,RPme der week. Mouriy rate “ane fireplaces Ma S078 TT ¢ K. L. Templeton, Realtor re toast S weer o— 
errr tcome, Paring tied "immediately. The gtart, aS are e \" | 9339 Orenard Rd. PE 44563. 4 “aye, of spring well aOR Rs an = “FOR LAND CONTRACTS HECOK, MAY 29. 1988. CHARLES U.|% Press assumes no respon graduate i rose retton. A CUSTOM HOMES BY LICENSED Pe Caan VOR AnD Stine ans, ed, quiet friendly | neigh- Si Lancaster. ge 63; beloved) | sibility for orzors omer J | desirable pe Position for “qualined| pulider, Build with confidence. HESX NOR 31355 bors, adulte only tn, this, bullae: 
gear isther of bra. Dorothy for that portion of the first City Hall, ee EMENT AND MASON! — “= 4 = cold water K. G. Hem 
James: gear, brother of it: .)Y insertion of the advertise > Wom CEME} A A : ; Ready, Willing afd Able : "| seed, ie PE +5184. Hecox, Puneral service © ment which has been reo. MIDDLEAGED WOMaN POR) work done expertly. Prée estt| ° y: +4750 48284 thers p.m. 
Id Monday, June 2 at } p.m dered valueless through the ight housework & care of semi-| Fate 16 yrs. exp. OR 3-0402. por 2 je Savew at gg beg —_ '| 7 LARGE REASONABLE. Foro M or ater Dr sa Y DEC. 
cieon topos Funes 8 pa aplenty orga © ar oighia: a tna bok * ~ ey ge goateest ‘rE 2-6408 or FE 43064. ____ eres rms, and beth apt. 
Beaver “cemetery. Mr Hecox ts! 4 Sour ™*nin “oumber. We §}| call Milford, MUtual 40055, "| drove-ways & patics. OR 3-0082 0 raurapte SOE _E REE ROOM PORN, APr., REFINED PE vio aa ee 
cos a = Danelson-Johns Puneral adjustments will be given MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST AND _PE 41106 NS op Propertios. Ms people, no children. e LOWER BR PLAF. 
: eT Waa, PRANK F. . Soma Kee S306 bedie Bea’ Ba. Wiese br brick: work, FE. 6 1450. . acre or fore’ with iab fe tront| down town. rae WT. UTIL. Wal toe wal one “as 
42: > yaaa. age age 74. dear father Closing time for advertise — | soe ress. . '|GUsTOM HOMES. BY LICENSED ‘ a> Charlies, 1717 8. 7 Nr PHS. 1 child welcome. FE ea ot P. Rand dr., and Mra. ments Ce type sizes builder. Pree estimates. OL 1-346 Fe 4-052) : Eves PE L 8-1614, . i PRO fi é 
Aine, anaeregu, \Punetal werrict|f lareer, than, regular sents {| | Nurse - Receptionist | | egugwt ti OUn SPECIALTY. 30 WANTED, |7 ROOM FEAT, PVT, ENTRANCE, : 
iip.m from Dencoas ca sones Pe day previous to publication. vrea Ga ‘Maseeh “O4tek, Gah. eee WORK - f Fat Reg. UA Pat. OM! art Tae Spa Gans Ask tor | S660 AS, oe $31 Osman. FE round a po et tee 
White Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Rand)! transient Want Ads may § | ~2-“-* P= Dean Greenhoe, FE $3126. — | A 7 Sige BATE ADULTS 301| sutomatie Beat ts at the sms Funeral) § be cancelled up to 9:30 &.m. Openings — June 9 2 C ASH 7 pss BATH. ADULTS. SA e ii8s 
amet aye epmere|| See tote Vinee teem arte teg) CEMENT BLOCK | : eke ede ae | eect hear 27110 Scenic Prankiin. Get "eer ascceeesy. Ca PE at re ean She started here at the very bottom and worked her way IN A FL ASH ment, nicely decorated and fi: Gave, oa hn 90 Stout, PE ¢6i7t. 
Micnivan, ase Lon nee S CASH WANT AD RATES §-6573, 9 ‘tf noon. o. ates PE 4481, | Up to chief bottleneck!” eet ee oe bis ot WR ¢ RMS.& BATH. ELEC. 
Harty and Louls Zierer and Mrs. ‘ €Da: SALESLADIES ORY WAL L TAPING." OUARAN. “Por land Augie} windows, bedroom with- Vioves FE. 20003. a 
tare ~3 _ a Me in’ ry an : rienced in Better womens| teed Free estim OR ’ ; genaeen in person. years ser beth Private entrance and —_ Ave. 
fram toe, icsier onerel, Home|? ts Se hte fecions, fe wort evenines & * re rare wi Garden Plowing 16B|____ Physio-Therapy 21A) See, “nts Qn sa. | ORCHARD CT. APTS. jodexicevilie, ind. for service|§ § 338 C08 O08 Bloomfield "Fashion Shop | & yeuiey ee es & ory’ | GARDENS PLOWED anp prAG-|} HEALTH CENTER A ohnson 7 RMS PVT. BAT tre Perks| ND Bacoraay afternoon. Interment in 7 318 ie 8 WOMAN OVER 35 TO CARE FOR For|_ tric Co. 060 W ) | 60d, FE _ S33. . Fuysics, wt therapy and sctentifie ° _ Bt. CONDITION . 
Le me  & 8 30 64 $30 Do ght housework, | ELECTRIC SERVICE FREE Es | GARDENS PLOWED & GRADING. 0. Patients anh cusasex j an EN-| SALMER Street Ce 
‘ pers Home. e406 18 1088 while ee works. Live in| timates, Partney Electric, PE) ’jqp, “ster 2001 a ara salon pists 704 6. Telegraph Rd, | _trances, 388 Oakland. | tou. alcouy type. individual en, 
‘ BLEcTaICT. WIRING. ED WOR : aT FH GiaDEN—LA WWE PLOWING, | fico ‘hours > aim. to 6-p.m. : rE ST ATTRACTIVE RMS. NEAR TEL | frances, cg Help Wanted 8 ray, 956 AL rE “9.9657 discing. Doing of ieveling. Cow "WE WERE SELECTED Pvt. ent. Adults only, FE 20674. ee hot water bs 
PAASHEICATIONS Help eet bg rege gig nage FREE ESTIMATES — PERENNIAL. GARDENS. FLOW:| 0 ee RO s tnveetment frm, rant nd ity. a week, 42 Sylvan Court, |) Ay" sEDkooM APARTMENTS 
. hour, full iscing. PE 61333. OR Tale Ane copiracts im thls area. | olty. : a, Hee a APARTMENTS 
ang Des 2 or 3 } Men, or part tim ne Ben Mr. ir. Smith. * erating, age oe or. ee rhe ° ag Day of night. gels yr ig Rs rues ny ravers rn RespeN DAILY a SONDAY 
‘ee LONE ouicrrrs wust or PE 5.000 a a mn meee re FRAwns. ties “Dixie Hwy. * Bathe cud entrance, Off West Co- wast THR # 
, sina d Ghoennbewetes Appl: FECERHONE 6 “*0 a. ® til : | dens, 315 E. Wilson." PE 26920. “pBiY On Wicd? TV SERVICE 3-0701 . FE +1 FE 8-69 
< capenaenesageenses | Toes sa goa eerag between 10" and 2: Saginaw. FE Inst A jes 17A FE 5-106 Fe 5-8390 Wanted Real Estate 32A (3 AGE | sFUDIO & 3 eis Stenesceeseseeees 9} 11:90 A.M, iy, ano He 8 Boiy Ee, pus, Hors mare| _ Insurance Awenc MP. “STRAKA 7 Fe a Wiosi8 per AUL A. KERN cigasncsnee O w AS A PART. HCUSEMOVING — FOLLY | xO I ~ : 3 ROOM AND BATH, BABY WEL-| _INC, FE 26200. ___ Cemetery Lots sm Easplayenet Agencies 8A equipped. Pm seue LA. Young. | - We Write i ead tte pees _ ‘Typewriter Service 22A Vout Equity” gume. ib ‘Pootias. Phone MY rile Rent Houses Furnished 35 
seeeeeeeeeeees | “commission WANTED, DAW & HOUSE RAISING, ALL KINDs OP | 563 w. “urea oni TYPEWRITERS ADDING - w- |T LARGE ROOMS, TILE BATH N. LAKE 
Pe a adubctoenocoeas is te 5 pm. **:/ EVELYN EDWARDS | cemest. werk. . tree estimates, | “"— Laundry Saris ia MACHINE | REPAtRING erent ing—e red ta ore ‘ase eed Buperb furnishings. #48 per month)? BEDRM, HOME FUR! 
Pe ca saniagee A St a J b wee AL Sm ABINGS, ADDI fice oo, 7 w. Lawrence, iw " o1. : with besomente on owt Lake. 5 ~~ cio ed y fe) sit comMUNITY BANK BLDG.| fiens od, Senies. PES) on. VAMILY LAC LAUNDRY SERVY- : 77 :| Gall before 2 p.m. EM 3-017, ‘ tnvannenes re oees = a tee A ee Laundry, FE Upholstering 23 neede 2 tener ~ vo ALG, GH- 
OFFERED ' 5 2-1622. [ACE CORTAING PLAIN OF ROP. DRAPES, SLIP COVERS. cray of aif hinds. tn @ prop : 2 thins Lake ewrere rir tii. : , "Or Rooms 3 1 we R 
SE MEDICAL = |*,SS*F5RRECOm CATING, | “fed, Beowutum Heubeg, grouse | 'eaerats & weed furaitre, E| $67 of aU, kinds: Jue, MIB, Cr Booey Lr VE . metas cuscues SF SOF REPAIRS — aaiaesin , sTOM OPHOLSTER. Gl AND FHA R HOUSE. 
: retired g = gad Leke Bt. EM) 6 cast FOR be Ra se Good foction MS) Coals 
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Fo ee SCAP: | MLN. Perry st, PE 5-808 ment. gall up foe further informs 
ae oat 4 Lost & Found 24) ‘il’ appraise your ‘propery”_ nd 5-2  Saeae } LOST — BIG Shepherd. Any se = To" you. Accessories... seer ; 
      
    
   
      
  
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Cost: BLACK & TAN HOUND. Wri ‘nd, perhy is. Ba Wright, & Valuet 
ee alee | ve Cans ae Fu" S.t000 LISTINGS WANT 
Hobbies & Supplies 24A Aiea’ oounenciAL — "| PAINT BY NOMBER PICTURES. Or BUSINESS — Fe dded 
ass eneeoeneee   é eerrrtT agemen Answers to WE WE BUILD 5 
» Zelevisi grccreaeon ge vieiniy oa es aa A Gane eeaivOone Z old. 2 bedroom, full basement. 
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Lost —3 MALE BEAGLES. chr | 152 W. Huron __ ME Pe ess OR 2 ae 
: A eee dren's pets. Reward. Call FE $ CASH $ HOME. | BEDRW, WEAR 
ee saratoga fost: BEAGLE, 0 WES. OLD. VIC. 48 HOURS voce’ erred clean PE Tene: iy en Bmw of juaeisee of 710 York. PR 0-334. HOME — EQUITY . GuALL HOUSE. LAKE PRIV- 
‘ ceseesess ie Harbor, FE 41039. SMALL nOUSES FOR RENT. seas 
    
    
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          Bes : .|JONE GRADUATE WANTS WORK eas’ "pn 31 VICE ‘ os *Por "YO ; ON aT PP sae | . — 2 ee MASON SHOES PRO "ERT wns ; ee ; college. umn w tee-| ACCE - prices HENRY J. COMPEAU : irre ee Bie i ' : q ates, FE ‘edits PE $3900 : 
ereren Cold Em. 30 complete sham- Leslie R. Middleton 
SF She lges| Fae oa Sh See a gravel 23-1244 : : W 
; a RLES CHESTER We arp. authorised by large mort SHOES to get com, Soe 
teed. Call ple 5-11 after 4| Z. H. MILLER OR 3-4942 aS bene 4 
oe COLD WAVE $4.30 UP; SHAMPOO! pian. Call us aie 1980 | FAWN MOWING, FLOWING AND | and set. $1.50. Open Fri. Eves. WHIT BR RéOMA AND UTIL , ANCE SERVICE discing. FE _ 5-3535. A ee eee REAL ESTATE rn. Nice location, tee FO ai cchecienl| We, Cervics all w Sorc! Se'Mit | MARION LOE 80D 89 TO rt BRS TOL Ye CENTNE OR 31295 sonable, inquire 22 Auburn pgrereereensen ghewenee wit “eaeying inn ome end ea washe rocks of Auburn GALL ELECTROLYSIS = $600 Dixie Hwy. 
os ae Pe a Pe ta we Sellen Eves, “ui 9 — sun._10 “i ¢ i se, 1% BATHS, 7 a eaepeee house Exp & Rea- TT S| wEw LAW?! BUILT. Finish _Eves, OR CASH large screened porch, in countr | e PIRM ESTABLISHED IN PONTIAC sonable PE 3 3068, ASPHALT PAVING radia Backfield top soll, FE | DAINT MAD citene va sine TERE | Muze vaver to otealt beme. CAM pear Clarkston, 690 Mo. M : Qeede 222077277" G) fee Ae years wants man tor book-|EMA?1 JOBS CEMENT, BRICK,| We instal. and repair driveways. SPEREXNI Stine wine abe ad REALTY +5203 5 : Mtoccenee and general work.| and block. OR 3-5108. a oS gover cuupnes Fue oe) PUETL (DaCAPING= OMpsemince tire.” Wallace, E— HAVE QUALIFIED, BUYERS : SOC YEAS AROU} 5 be S 2 emusainas ar over, Revise Ws Ponting TREE REMOVAL TRIMMING '& RELIABLE ASPHALT PavIno | Complete service,| 5-7805, . waiting for comm proper: Gmndsie off Willow Rd. 
; " gaamaae é Seson fe mete PE) fA $1300 _or___VE £0623 | lows buileng, 6 evading and! lana KNAPP SHOES og, Heme, cae re ae on Ri. 
; EL sseeescoages © aRooM, Por |¥ASHING WINDOWS & HANG io) BEACHCLEANING 3sue2 Pred Herman tien. ae 8. | -8t 100 Reeburn St. PE 30-2067, 
Ncrrescecee hersen, 6p. cot qiitecne, 1 yrs. emp. FE PAS. | Reaches cleaned, installed, end TREE “TRIMMING AND RE | 2070 Atrport Ra OR 3-1508 ROY KNAUF © BM. BOUEE AF som Wateriecs, siriiitt $a] _Feom® ang ssa eae eh gg > GARDENS Ly cended_EM >See or EM a moval. Finish grading. Call Aft Meee WEIGHT SAFELY | AND | 26% W, Huron St. rE Wotertorg. Lake Priv. 000 Mo. 
Ale cane Wanted ‘| ROOM HoUsE, FULL. GARDNER FOR GENERAL ALL Wall and wintows. e. rnckin _ Dex-A-Diet Tablets, 98 cents at Listings Wan OaE. . 
around garden work. oa Fees St entthacss “itr Pes 1198 oF sing Free est, No obligation. Pe ie1.| Moving & T &_19} _simos, We Buy Equities eve fe doemoun Fe otis, _ £4034 befween Sand 6 av ULLDOZING xO & ORADING. oon N- ovine MADAME CATHY REA DER AND te 
Foowe MAN WITH FAMILY wel treet ae. MEXCELLENT SERVICE. - | Adviser helps you solve R. D. RILEY, Broker ‘2 oon 300K: ul vars Is This. for You? sires part time. wort or caretaker ae, 3 x we RVICE TUBE Reasonabie PE 5-058 — PE 22000) PEs apas. clitor ebpaimtment pe a fty, Busabetb Lake: - gags | SUES rad pee AD | ROL SATE 3 BEDEOOR 
Nationally advertised food pro-| Refer and chauffeurs license ELECTRIC MOTOR FERVICE RE AA-1 Reduced Rates NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE Wirt poy OR LIST YOUR LAKE after 5. pias. re $20T!.| home , sae " cnisasen, haat, Come Couple 
duct, $1,009 or more per month! FE 80371. iring & rewinding 218 E Pike | Smith Moving Taree van or pick OxDOW LAKE PAVILION property Purchasers waiting, axIow OW LAKE, = LARGE 3 ROOMS cis : first year. Unusuai rourespent Foung “MAN DE DESIRES Te} Bt FE 4308) FE | R. F. McKINNEY ~{ and Modern apt. building. = en plan in 3 to § years, Fufl IRES WORK OF| 5 S061 Bitsebeth Toke Rood Office. 8800 Commerce Ra Everythiny private ‘Aiso. bache- | 3431 ©. HIGHLAND RD, (M 60) ert time No door to door selling |—0ny Kind. FE 4947. | FURNACE “SERVICE — YRS DUMP TRUCK SERVICE EM 3-012 Ph PONTIAC, EM 3-211 jors apt. Adults = § rooms & bath, Oil furnace. For rsona] interview, Call FE Wo k Ww. we ; le 11) —£22: Get my price. Ph. FE 2-5837 | Gordon Trucking | FE 98-0005; Wedding secepiions. ete. Cater- | UN 1.8708 ww mS Plenty of garden space. mo, he ete: ematle |) GENES HEATING SERVICE |HAULINO e (RODEN. WADE) Ss carries im convection. With | — re STATELY |° Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 16 Thompson Ct. — 6 rooms & 
Wen WANTED aE Y 80 8/1 Day ONING SERVICE, $3 Furnages cleaned. sold. repaired | _yeur_price Any time. PE 60008.) _of without orchestra. WTD. IMMEDIATEL joed. Coma be se te “ght Paddock. Between 8:30 & 9 a.m|\ bushel, FR pit Crooks Ra. Rochester. PE fb dwigt mesa REDUCE NOW Permanent business’ man wante to|1 BEDROOM APT, “POR y LEASE. | ousckerpl apt. $75 mo 
| ® Pharmacists ’ WOMEN WANT WALL WARE CAWN MOWERS SHARPENED TO- iiGHT TRUCKING ~ CLOTHING tle as $1.00, be pet visit, gee ugly property "with Pome ie "Belair Menor. ee eer ' Experienced, fount t sAR_ MAID OR “WAITRESS. BX. ay service. Used mowers for or part (BEDROOM, ¢ RM. APT. RANG? erune dept. ge ot ec re — MAID WAITRESS, EX- gone 3! iy and power . mowers. _free. uprenes srtisice —— = bby and mches Fens “ight: or more & — 5 full base- and Refrig., washer pay a7 eF ie Sams Drugs, saed Auburn Pecieneed. Sal or parttime. OL CE UP LOND ane = CiGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING ened, Cail for sppointment  to- | auto. % Ring ~ on Special gensideration Ser ans 
; Card of Thanks 1|REAL Part ot WaAnT-| COLLEGE GIRL WANTS SUMMER cwi-Wee” te _& front. end od. toad Seding” FE 1 boos 0 SERNTCE ne tab, fot am smal to Pea | sree. Li ¢2i8e — Lt mii 
WE wisn To EXTEND OCR ee ar iM M iitime. Ne Sl al len i 1 mower Fick "p LIGHT | AND HEAVY MOVING | DS0'‘ed’ Grindle's. He has an emer: eral’ phone ares, PE tol bath, neat move h retiig. a ATE F mn 7 BED : any. 1246 sm FORD Ra. DAY WORK OR JOB BY THE! 8nd deliver, FE 4-6516 or 2 : shoe sal WANTED MODERN : only, 290 N. rm. “i re 
oggeere He friends, Se ta acu a sity. a. week. FE’ #346 as sf 35-0752. : : tt G. ~10P _ Sot Stock oft men's, women's a chit home with basement on on lake -berta Apts. secemest Children welcome. FH 
ESMAN WANTED CAKE DREDGING, RTA MOV- gravel. dren’s shoes. can save w : . : 4 4 . 
messager. aes of, sympathy. and te fibergias insulation, this ts direct ae ge i building ditch work, | Clon 7 TRUCKING & RUBBAGE, | 10 50 per cent & more ave ike ———_ & bath, Heat 8 1éi4, | LAKEVILLE.” MODERN 
Siageetan cre and Pick | Sulfa gent "ersesa ob “oui gout gBee UY enlee Frees | (Gh fT *ORE,arauoe’  Wtivns ae ary, © eT woe resem = Seat ters _eee| Pe RO | fier Sn"songonene Mk Eeecegues oft ase ogi] Getainh "Se anwer an ach PH'ESENGE, ARUIABCE OTR] ati may LODELL, CARTAGE | goo cecperger cat] Spina Beta | eae oan pe tone TO beloved wife and mother. Our berry, & dren care, FE 8 PLASTERING—NEW OR REPAIR. | Loca) and lone distance moving, | WTD. COMP CARE IN and reasonable, FE 4-0805. OR 3 RMS., hans en eg rms. MAple 
special thanks to Father Ellis EXP 1 iIRONER AND LAUNDRESS Work Guaranteed, FE 5-0394. Phone FE 5-6806 ee vate home for iw male bed; WANTED IMMEDIAT furn. Pvt. * "Mi § RM_AND BASEMENT. 
ei fadee ncn atte SALESMEN | |e tire et'tota Saws, Hand Lawnmowers Tricks to Rent| eh teen ome | Betabint Rear semee. “| CLORIA APTS. | | aqpov arsine sac their services. Mr. Edwin Tifer|/wanted: Experienced trans. FE &-0017. MACHINE SHARPENED Witt THE Oe “Tie OCCU- anie 4429 | MIDDLE GTRATTS. SEACH PRIV. _and. family. | Chrysler ek as ao ge Tine. he GIRL de. Bf Bi IN YOUR) stanley Lenco 10 Bagley 8t. TRUCKS, TRACTORS pants of ist eee apt oe Seon: Paul M. Jones, Real. Est. He Mech “ ag Fey or children. 
| a bew cars. igh - ' = 7 tove ease Claim ¢ on, 3 
In Memoriam 2 lan and other fringe Boneh |cADY at a 3 oS ype Vieton Pickups Pion Stakes fogs ‘whinin 30 days or they w w. PR em | Fri. Bem oes Eatwanen, cles i Le OR RENT. . nan, Man- e ‘ate: ° 5 i ae b 
: IN LOVING MEMORY OF HUS.| ager “Hodges, Inc ..300 8 Wood- | eee a Ca im Cece ws Chamberiats eePenye 91000) ec Farm and |W ; Rent Apts. Furnished 33) 5AND 3-R OOM AE APTS. RENT 5 RMs_ AND BATH, 000 : reg ocala David Height| ward Ave. Birmingham. \aawest \CADY WANTS 5 WORE > BAYS. SMITTY's AIR-COOLED ENGINE ontiac Farm an td. Children to Board 26 anaes + Mo. 168-8. Jessie. 
: today Ma ay 2th eer a60 _Mon_& Sat. Ref, FE 4-1323_ te vameret egg tyre tg serv- Industrial Tractor Co. ‘A GOOD HOME AND CARE, LI- a or. os Saga monprap enbat pd me Pal A'VIELA APTS 5 cae ee OR LEASE sera 
Always oo true unselfish and kind | "SALESMAN LADY WISHES CLEANING, $1 AN| —¢__Ensine ps WOODWARD censed. PE 5.3534. and refrig. and utilities furn. FE apna te an bake this world his equal| Part time OK. gell 2 items to|—"our, exp. & ref. FE 8-0 8-0834 4 “TW IN’S CLEANING PE sos Dati” aria Maas r= | 1 LICEN: HOME, LOVING bie cate PE 5-6860. Eves. _- ee ee td 
: A gua pa: life that came to an Mi WEN” aad Seamed aehaaa emma d: Exey WISHES LIOHT HOUSE) Business residental. commercial Suwa TED ARTICLES PICKED sare os —Liadiet oi Cs . eve’ Lake Orion, FE int. Fm 404s — PR #1318. rk in ristian hom ¥v " . WANT TO 
et Ne Sreet Be Reet every: wo NDERF UL OPPORTUNITY |_Write Pontiac Press Box a [<p "haere oe Eon up free of charge. FE 5-638. | Wtd. Household Goods 27 Goods 27}; aon 7 work part eae ih exchange for Bad) issed by wife Edith Hal or heating salesmen. 5 exclusive LADY WANTS DAY WORK. REF- 7 ns ie aa Pe FE 25236, ; y : z rent. e 
st ea wie em me) EP TR os poate re Pe | 20 DAYS ONLY |Palating & Decorating 20) FURNITURE NEEDED |; , , Funeral Directors — 4/_the_recession."_Call_FE.2-7164.|" care of elderly parson oF git timates on all heating and chim | 4} PAINTING | AND | PAPE top dollar Wil ‘Buy. outright = Nor patty PRRADRPAPALLD EP LLD PD DADD DPS | WANT w w. We are) Hangin work guaranteed. & 1 ROOM & KITCHE * Be z TO HIRE PICKUP TRUCKS, Nurses aide ext. Williams Lk. vi-| ney work done now. Peo sell it for you B & B Community | * 3.9743 , & HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE” _Prese = ~ ton, Write Pontiac! ¢cinity preferred. OR 3-8621 chimney specialists, = socal Teg he artes CAPER HANG. | Sale. Phone OR 32717 esi aRTLY 
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7 CO x giclee aN TYPING. BEC Tees around: watanene: We om | per removed FE 4-6918. WANTED TO BUY — ALt, TYPES |’ Lakefront apts. OR 3.0106. . FUNERAL HOM retarta! service EM 3-28%2, of furniture Ph PE 2-8523 
? Help Wanted Female 7 cepeir, revaii. & bale pew chim: |] PAINTING AND PAPERING. | ores TL HOOAWY ORESEER, |* O86 "al, Pt OB Deaywe_Piaine OR _ 3-77" PLP LP PPL te | Se oune og iatan Patra # ro chimneys. imney baskets H Pred Pal anon ee iret ~“eonditior and reasonable. 4 ane ro Ave. 
Donelson- Johns) CITY OF PONTIAC CHILD. DAYS ONLY. FE ince faraacec. fireplaces’ water | sefior 10 per cent disc for cash. 2291, Au. : FR in Nice apt. 
LIBRARIAN —— heaters, boilers, incinerators. (aOusranteed. Free est. PE 40206. Money Wanted 28A NERAL HOME | [For bookmobile. Salary $4641 — Save dollars, Call now. FE 84301. | AAA-1 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR S IRLEY APTS. “Designed Funerals” 85.278. B. A. & graduate L. §.| PONTIAC BABYSITIERS BUREAU WiLL, REBUILD OR REPAIR a. PE. NEED $8000. WILL REPAY $125| 199 §. Huron a4 —~“aSings eI CHAPEL | degrees. Genero] management of| Licensed & bonded. Drivers 65) any type outboard or ngs BETTER F LE per month ineluding interest, Rea- 
‘Though’ rT psig mm services, rt! selec-| fs = Phe, hr Adult sitters. OR- motors. All work ‘guaranteed. F Fs of, eu caer mp ap Replies to sd wanes , tenes 329 yw ac Inside & outelde, Pree ac Press elty limits. Congenial staff, Apply | WASHINGS Lok anship. Allen M Pyle FE | ——~-—— ; : ‘A VACATION FOR FIVE ON CABS 
Voorhees Siple a ‘Dept City ‘Hall. 36'8| _terford viein'ty, eae We Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 E3305" ___ Wanted to Rent 29| 7 nm — 
FUNERAL HOME [~~ ¢ 0 SMETICIAN ~ WASHINGS § TRONINOS. — DRESSMAKING. TAILORING, |AL- inn guarantee. ye band 3 To 4 ae ACRE . ‘Lake. Bost, float, nice grounds, 
7a ‘a formals done a= : 
= Ambulance Oran’ Mer! exp. in setting treatment, . and] WOULD BE DAY » WORE a bays| ff my home. Call PE 6-0485, : 4 | = IESE lines. Company ' bene- fr be aYs and Thursdays Plo B 
Cemet Lots §| 2% Appi cersonnel dept..| © ©4044. Garden wing 16 ? emetery 4 Waite’s Dept Store. WANTED: DAY WORK IN THE 
8 SPACES. WHITE CHAPEL|DRUO_ AND COSMETIC COUNT.| S0U¥est district of Huron, FE AAA  ROTO-TILLING. LA we, ' 
. Tie pyrings., St O78 will) er er? Par Must be exp. ap a6 ee ener fe “pay gardens end fewer reese: 43 : 
a 4-697. r] AYS WEE ochave' Fi 
- \EXPERIENCED WAiTRESSES| ‘Ste@dy. child care and light —S estimate ) Betting. PE 8-043. 
: lV THE ANSWER TO}! $2i,ia, person, ctu Tanoe. sari] {Opnsns Home nights. Refer. FE 4-1 | OARDENS YARDS © DisG- “ppet er HANGING | &” PAINTING, a : (oo « “ Dixie Hwy si | . 
OWING, GARDEN, 1, PE 65612, : ; YOUR PROBLEM: ee pa SEF 8 Building Services 12 © ® ra or acreate. “Anywhere. PE | “PAINTING — PAPERHANGING- : Grill, 116 N. Woodward, Birming- Ss ~“) U28ni, WALLS CLEANED i 
ms, bam. Apply. in person, Bat. be- ee Floor Sanding ha OM PLOWER BRAGGING, | TUPPER 2 2-7061 ; : Want Ads! To sel], rent,| fore 3. Bank Eiece ati Finish aeymnere, OR 3-566. AINTING & PAI GING, 
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For Sale Houses 43 
NEAR JOSLYN — ¢ RMS. PLAS tered .. Oak floors & base-   
   
No Mortgage 
Costs PAYMENTS 
LESS THAN RENT 
$10 $10 Deposit Starts Deal RANGES & OVENS 
MOAWHY PAY RENT? 
Model ee 
et ry | Li 2-467 
| rm sa ROOMS: ee y HEAT 138 WAsH- rASH-| 
| “feb Down Payment yen 
2 bed 
Only $700 down - B r ae 
pan om = Stitles and 
€ Only $700 down. Balance 
on contrac 
EMBR & ( GREGG 
mx take Vibege, son | Priv. $12,500 ‘with’ $2,500 down. 
    
- CHEROKEE HILLS 
. First Offering — 
  
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FHA $64 PER MONTH $344 Moves You In 
3 MILES NORTH ON JOSLYN 
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No Down va Payment __. For fete Homes 43}. 
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  ENJOY YOURSELF AND 
Drive Carefully 
  “Foe Sale Homes 
an" SAT. 
COR. ORCHID & FOR 
  
bed worksmanship 
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Best Buys 
  
with reasonable te STOUT'S «comes. 
P. W. DINNAN 66 W. Huron” - FE ¢2577 EVES. FE 43046   
NEW — NEW — NEW 
  
  $8,330 — $350 DN. — $69 PER MO, Buys of these 
Today Letge all purpose room. oungstown Kitchen. 60 ft. 
Mt, Clemens St. left to 171 Melrose SMALL FARM Edmonds myane ston, with 8 north of SALE: @ BEDE ik 
~ nN ed oe nice residential ‘section on west 8 ol ntiac aS 
Tage, ene barn," ebicken Priced na ue immediate sale. OL 
ie Look sty steneed 
Tiakge ‘Slat’ sS'eee Sowa.” es SIDE this 2 bedroom modern home. Good e 
F FRIENDLY » sider smail 4 ent to re- 
this bome from the cosy RUSSELL NOTT, REALTOR ag room with ae 170 W. Pike PE 4-5005 
han : rea : BY OWNER nook, sun ase 4 bedroom mod bath 
eer tad 5 Gok oon Soot qrcorated. Tne de" Sach ut Webster School. Only 331 =p si FE iy State University, Call   “Hey look a brook stickleback!!!’ 
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 
oy pepapanged ON, Ya 2 bedrm. ome 1,500 0 gown. Lint y- floors, ar one 
any tb for ‘uct tale tor'ea-| "C” BANGUS. Realtor V0 Fes. enty 90.200 nF ANGUS, Realtor Several r good homes and 
NOTHING DN. Wil! build 3 or 3 bedrm. starter = *   
      N 
A as heat, a car 
rick ranch. Watkins Hills, @ and 
beth, —— ops mre 
Garage, sidewalks, pfack top 
FE 2-389 206 Florence Ave.   
LOVELY MODERN BRICK HOME 
and gues eons bquce ap 10 besutul acres, with large trees. Roches- 
ter area. $47, » terme. 
3 bedrm, frame, Glassed in porch. 
Lake oe. on shallow sandy 
beach. gy ol for enildres. 
$10,000, $1, 
yt 
ton git By and family Tm, At 
bade fer iahd poe: 
Country estate. 20 acres. 14 miles 
north fl. Birm 
pie, geet a Sesteed recrea' 
= fireplace. Btudic livin, 
Usage Modern ki Aiea 
and disposal. 3 bed-   
‘eatures too 
os This is — 
vee M meet te CO. 16 Woodward, Rochester, Mich. 
OL 1-671   
  
JE ROOMS WE earns, AUT 
floors, at 240 8. aa 
Reasonable down payment. 
  
MIDDLETON 
= E tovtydg ng er a = 6 
bath, basement, cieetrie pe 
water heater. Hot air fur- 
nace. Plenty o 
shrubbery acres of level 
and, Needs some Sone 
. A steal at only $5,050. 
$650 DOWN Loeated — 
Fisher Body en paved 
street, 6 rooms and 
gas hot foo 
jot air furnace. 10 
days possession. 
Leslie R. Middleton 
BROKER 188 N. JOHNSON 
PE 5-T721—OR 3-3922—PE 8-6003   
    
  
  
  
2-0474 he N, Te 
MULTIPLE ‘LISTING Humphries| 
  
    MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
    
        
like this is hard to 
Room fully Tuied” “3 
fami, 
up. 
awn, ¢ 
wait? 
- AVATLABLE AT.. 
Granada Drive 5 Rooms down, 3 
rent ~—, $1,000 
per month . Why $499 DOWN 2D 
ea 6 room ws bath COLORED 
eee) Seats [Ere wots oe _Stantial down payment, PE $0103.) pusher Bod . Two large 2 - BEDROOM camey as : O.C.R and car garage. us oS wee 
Cpatndhes es DOWN “PAIN Ty” pe ine, ta] Teen tm sbe  [pRAINBOW, REALTY eeeem ent tome, un large lake.| . atiractive 3 bedroom home | BY OWNER, OI RESALE, 3 BED- $11,980. Low down paym to in quiet eens ay the smal room brick, Herrington Hills 
elunied — plenty of room for the Sub, Kuhn, PE 2-718, 
DAKLAND COUNTY REALTY: poonten deg @ play. immedia a) ae SRICK. 3 BEDRO 3 
Ex bale Ea 33 ae td kstenen’ fireptace, al, sam . EMpire 3-2411 After 6 BUSINESS BLOCK heat, aise nietade carpeting 
° 40x60 brick and 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | cement block _ construction, sore aadome fifa pfaraiture, ia 
Cass Lake Inlet spartments, On secoent foi | HERRINGTON HILLS — BY OWN. 
gd rearecdns| iat tet et | Gamat Ret Sc i tivin ~ ll, famify,altchen - offered to settle estate, Only bust is a oven and range, — bullt ‘ta oven — $10,000 down, By appoint- -asement.._ cas bedrooms me 1% baths. ict ment only. Beat, andsc Assu a Pi Tess Ct. 
painted walls. * Terms. Ee ee LAKE mortgage. Call oli ata : aon 7 HOUSES — 2? THREE - 3-Bedroom Brick ae iM ——_ partments each with pee. Mod- Well located in a ent cad we ern, H.A.: furnace. e =_ 
ares just of city. 2 tiled vinew apg Fd baths, Pile ass rear terrace Salesman for Ht. A. Nique, Oxford, 
and 3 car . Lot s 
002150. with down. Mich, Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 
77 NN, tear st, Ph. FE 54-8165 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC 
KIN ZLER —— NI 670 W. Huron” Ph, PE 43528 OC N r Or. Ph. PE 206, Eve, 
$750 DOWN EVERY Near N. Saginaw. 7 tms., SRY... baths. Arranged as two apts. 
brood e, $500 LAKE * aes one that has “tight money * 
efront Lower Sylvan | ‘ 
Yerrice me Rake neces fe clastic: PONTIAC HE REALTY jow-large picture winder O11) ith "area. nice will: ae the ity and 1% car garage on Williams’ and Lake $s So x 180, ed at area? Here's your opportunity . Drayton area. 
iy 6 rooms and 5 
j terms, KIND OF ove 
80x200 LOT... | smeasenere anert ius | Very east suburban location home in Washington | rk 
DRIVE for nls modern ranch bungalow.| oom, “dining “ell, and halle : g *  o 5, way, Basement and oil heat. - 
CAREFULLY | Se Spee | Models RigHT! S _PROPERTY. 
  
  Memorial weekend $e down. Like 2 
HOLMES BARTRAM | DOWN fo os ie < } 
+1080 __ Ev OR_3:3230 PAYMENT bate, th rH shower. gereened 
ANNETT bay hes OFFERS ‘Yes, nothing down »'3 vet- te —— this 4, — 
Sungaiow with full pavement Secrincs -p . Cx: ae 
Close In ; Norms aed cere Larse| down and paym Salt 
mene, tue tape nal RRR Se et ata] La ed tinct home, First floor hes living ae a ee 
Stee Traly en outstanding valve, | RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 
ng eg ng Ra ke na 
ee, BARGAIN!» 
Walled Lake School | DRAYTON “4, BOOM, MODERN BUN. 
aaa Seeetencet| PLAINS age thes wt bath” ming Eh £ my Geta eet 2 Just broken I H 
Spelt oa Pemncason ee hese eat, gas UM apaon : a MS OAKLAND AVE- 
Brick Ranch Jig agers ties OPEN EVENINGS pwr 8:30 
pod ae baths. spa- our to buy this 
| ae: wall car. =p oe ae eon. patain Ooniuwinss co. 
ce aoe eae ed FE 8-0663 
— Beautify 
Brick pibegroom home, Gas 
l Glens Area 
ie, ete te 3 gee] 
Bran éown oyna. 
East Boulevatd EDROOM HOME 
t, full basement. A rea. payment. — Gas 
sonable down 
et Income Property, 
  2 FAMILY BRICK Duplex 
- fees te ut 
  q 
| 
a - saaag ceenes da, 
_ Wiles TAKE YOUR HOME 
IN TRADE }REALTOR 
  46 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 6278 Dixie Dorris & Son 
LAKE FRONT $ i 
CONSIDER TE 
3 iw, 
floors, beautiful panneled 
ame room 14x18, basement, 
furnace, at ~~ 
Tage, te terraced lot, Towns 
AUBURN, HEIONTS HOME 
A A dandy modern small five 
b basement, a heat eak floors, lot So x 165. 
‘BEAUTIFUL BRICK 
COME 
West Gide location, One 2 
family building. 6 room 
Both ne decorat- 
ed. 3 car garage Only 
$3,000 down. 
SCHRAM JOSLYN, COR. MAN 
tire tiend Stee 
KNUDSEN Indian Village | Weill located 7 
1% bath * 
  
Lanette Street 
toom well poe ge cor- 
base- ner 
=, and foo : a othe gas Only 
‘— beth Lake ove Out an F ncate —— 
price ‘ot $9,600. Call now! 
WM. H: KNUDSEN’ | REALTOR 244 8. by 2 
PE 44516 
  
YOUNG EXECUTIVE 
ne a ogg 
com can ‘arre @ ier. et ive in| 
  
| Howard E. Fox! 3 REAL ESTATE 
me an &   DIXIE LAKE 
Neat, trim 2 bedroom, _ livin, 
room. kitchen & bath. he tu 
CLARKSTON 
7 
CLARKSTON $050 do wn, honeymooner’s 
dream home on 4 acres. Beauti- 
fully landscaped, $5,950 full price. 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC 
tered 
basement commercial 
many possibilities. Call 
Geetiiee for cash, 5 frame, rd wood alls. 
garare and workshop. $0300. Cail 
Richard Steele, peciet 
uu et Mie ee (Ru. 
  AOR om ers 
4 Be Sean ee ee 
“HOYT   
  ', | Charming 3-Bedroom 
| Make It Pay Large 9 NEAR DOUE Mw. LOVELY. 3 
$7980 
kefront Income 
compe y ox Terms. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
etn, ET ot TEARS NEW 
Ts 
  NEW MODERN 
ARTISTIC DESIGN ei rt. 
WILL BUILD On your Jevel jot or ours, 
“COMPLETE $10,950. me includes floors, ceramic 
tie in bath, tile rin in kitchen & B — 
Wood Shee My : 
SHELL $4,750 Exterior completely finished 
SEE MODEL AT 
9203 COMMERCE RD. . 
Open 1-6 Daily alae Racine . 
  
  
oLbEn 2 
iM BEDROOM ae 
Washer, D 
Stove & Retrigerator ine. was 
ed, Etc. 
WE BUY A SELL 
LAND CON CTs 
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. PE 5-818 
aPrek a pM CA CALL oer raed   
By far the biggest value in Osk- 
land County 
C. SCHUETT, Realtor 
7404 Highland Rd. (M59) 
EM 3-4196 or MU 4-6863 
For Colored ale — just off Earl-   
Teens. 
easy FHA terms. 
3 room home. 
down . A $3,500 
with | 
coe ee Seadiieak 1 Sa ow nace, $7,960 with 9950 down. 
Cillesple 
Eu een 
John K. IRWIN 
Time to Build   
your 
help’ nance he new" home: 
In Sylvan Manor 
cious Joukg 3 Bedrooms and Den 
Near Williams Lake 
sige a — {oe = ok aitractive 
en. Ti Tile yo Dry. 
ouy “4aee $2,500 down. Gulet “geighbormend: | 
Secluded Bungalow living 
Giroux-Franks Dine He REAL ad 
Teper a a gd 
  
    nak 
town, at only 
  John K. Irwin & Sons 
Street 
CLARK: REAL EST. ATE AL DAY, 
OPEN ee MONDAY   
        
RAY ‘O'NEIL, Seahor or 262 8. Telegraph Rad, 
sg ES ets 
    : en fe mies af ee tat 
scholos, churches, Tel- 
eenter, city bus 
with | Sn ay and dining room ca! kitchen has break- 
fast nook, 2, bedrooms, and 5 downstairs, “3 | very i - 
Upstairs, Pull. basement, Gad 
mac 8 car gar ee! ; rr 
sso BAR sna, anon, |—estedalDr, Fa tail beautiful ful newly pritches L ] d 
Sounter "to sant wie cipboards | Formice — ove lan 
Tag” foo ogmpletely bath: +1 
ei eeenre | orate 11, = e!]} Sam Warwick new 3 bedrm. 
«HOYT REALTY” | Sk ierg, ie aeas 254 8. — : Fe uk merwese : 
HAYDEN $350 DOWN pore von" your lot. “e008 Pull| VETERANS. SHARP 3 
boos aot tine room. Pus te L HEA’ PENc Ez 
act a aheil, Ue you'dent own a| YARD — VERY LOW Pay- lot we can er a f MENTS, QUICK 
aa locations, iM, 
eee . VALUET, Realtor floors. ey =x Ry OAKLAND AND AVE, 
qaree een with ledge oe) eee coat ra $7,000 — $400 torn. i Ts Cyclone Move right in. 
AUBURN HTS, , | NEAR _—s ORION — On 
ave EOE, on ‘anes eS eat eee ten 1 house is modern ,commere a ae fi i : Cal 
as ie) ea onth. Both for $11,500, Terms. 
DUCK LAKE. Low down Pay- 
ment. pe we Possession 
Porch. Pi Rooms enclosed Piastered » walls, 
J. Cc. HAYDEN, Realtor | 
“OPEN SAT. & SUN, , 
. 2TOG6P.M,. : 
10431 DeGRAND DR. _| 
Rew 3 : eae, cick   
window 
$13,500. 
mofo gs mf — Then left. Wolgh' for Full] . 
  ‘Pietos Jean Path voene Rpm soul ve 
+ 
, / 
he H. P. HOLMES, INC. 
  
  
bedroom brick re 
ving room, with ee 
tt ye: 
ieee ony” “iumotng. Bt ta 
\ WEST CORNELL ~ 
Tay its cage of tip baggatn.| Amaning home. enty of ¢ space, | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
AL’ SEALER 
  
Lakefront Lot 
Swimming Pool, a combination! Excelient 
ust § miles west of 
Bovodare. ba: “hen gn * has 
the finest Early Amer- 
ienty of room for 
terms, inelu reeser, range, 
end refrigerator ator 
‘IREALTOR PARTRIDGE 
+g A air eat 
low price of “of #8100.   ee 
_ CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY 
ule andes & INSURANCE FE 4-017          
    
jue acres 
a of feet of iake|- r 3 “Pi 
neer stone “heat- olator’’ ace. Very 
— pool e elean for the 
Se family, okt car garage, Bee 
  Monawe 
Jim Williams ue     CLEAN AS A PIN— SHARP AS A TACK! 
  
  WHITE BROS. 
Open Eves. “ti 9; Su 
BROWN 
arivg, cerefuly and eee. oo 
ee ek oi closed until 
oy Hh BROWN, Realtor 
MILLER 
Haha ee sat Sat William Miller ; 
Realtor FE 107) W.   Sun’ 30 “tH 8. : 
  
      
Za ae 
OTTAWA HILLS 
a | eee a = ~ wl 4 
= Srey iitchen 
sonped lon Wis 
Can bo pupecet Sih te VELA. : 
Shown by appointment only. ~ 
WM. A.   
| KENNEDY 
    
som itilder’s Sellout 
Bae 5-1201 7 Income Property. 43A 
=r oe mene D. no 
water : Pony Biiveo dows: Owner, OR 39-3050. 
_For Sale Lake Prop. 44 
“LAKE PROPERTIES 
WV: SBINNAN . Huron   
  
  
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_THE PoNgIAc. PRESS, FRIDAY. ‘MAY 20, 1958   
  
Clarence C. Ridgeway 
- REALTOR 
    
  
       
        
      
   
       
    
  
  
Geoctors clini. apa 
      WILLIS. M BREWER JOSEPH F. REISZ, SALES Mor.| 
w= Quick Cash LAID-OFF ]   
  
  975 Baldwin AN ty aie 
¥ AREA 
- Do. “aibread margin to 
Pontiac about 15 mi wh ward Re road,, * °° : 
1% miles te 9870 Kier yy i 
10" acres, Le. SF workers “te principal ey 
tal t bedroom, ies ited at ro work tor 30 Gays. 
manen tld and ren awnings: Our Requirements Are: |. Breezeway. Two-car . i, That you own furniture or! . horse | Gor. 7 ror cx — 
fous landscaping —® —— 3 2. Say re re pron FT ok pote rar SOLE 
frontage” eo earved "i aged De ® good work ane oy} Commerce 
siepeie livia ie pestost tid 8 ated. baring Fecard” be if GALLON HOTPOINT WATER yet & step away from Wood- heater, $69.95. Installed $159.95. ward avenue. Only . you! 17 you owe bills are being R B. Munro Electric Co. 1060 like it (and Ay A ceased tan Be come to 
it}, call Luc! Kale F an pl Fg A ed wa Ww 
ane, , of . We have e mg. “Oks RANGE. atk. SB. 
Guy saa or i in you and your com muni- — tric Co. 1060 W, Hu- 
. 3 Tecean? 6 tr Mahogany Sale Business t roperty 49 Loans to $500 ‘me plait ‘star lant 
1 STALL COMMERCTAL GARgor, " Made Quickly Runner: : pote of tables. Misc. 
= Ly will always receive tee r\ =. ELEC. # 
Piet rei tr Sdly Westmont’ ss any = gg gw ama; Belinets, % 
Rae gag: preven) wiser | Feetory for eda esses) - anour A ANYTHING .YOU WANT cal on } 
a downtown of THE HOME CAN BE 
Er epg ies| BUCKNER | Rio's Artal, 6 € . 
Wili pay 10 per cent net on in- less pay. a 
a ti Magl Finance Co.. | sa 4a Se 5 ae, : : ‘ AY 
LE - 
i= PB ‘Huren.| - ba ° if Pe ai. 
he r . * : id 
E CASH QUICKLY bat Auburn Heights a Fa 
Up to $500 BLOND SINGER CONSOLE, 106.06 
Oakland (kasi an BEDRM, SUITE. DEEP FREEZE refrig, and stove, 242 Mechanic. 
Loan Company jaimex 
FE 2-9206 
Home & Auto 
LOAN CO. : i KENMORE GAs B RANGE, EXC. 
       
      
  
  
  
  
ts chest. ‘Gelies table, cad Sve weed 
  
COMPLETE “pr. OF PURNITURE 
Appoiniment, 36 an ad 
      
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Fold-a-t stroller - S10. 1 Black cott a2 4 ie 5. Bellvue. MY 3-1635.      
  
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  : + ‘2 iron 
Boat Liveries = 
ite Cabal Tablas a CHAIRS Anne 
steady cilente ICE CREAM TABLES & CHAIRS. 
this year than ever before, Old jam con © i | » Marbie E lamps, in of “fecession talk.” 122. tables new 6 x te cook- 
Don't wait till the season's iRONRITE Irs ROWER TES OVER pigment 0056. over, you can be in and op- the payments — 
ae ; 360 N a GAS As Down’ Payment Partner Wanted . = yinge_Goed cone. we ated E. 0. M. SPECIALS Ralf . ao in high ciass r r i UTOMATIC . Now 
Pontiac wILL 8 wiry rs washer, Portable. Still wnder | 40 in. GE am 0 Han eeune $318.68 
Dees" ect ive 40 be bene: “home vier EQUITY IN MY| year's guarantee. FE 2.0118. | GE auto, wash, $339.95 |... $260 88 ticlan to qualify. Late “nae ts sae. On aha ER Sar Bute. ayer fase “Hoots si bridge Le oh: iy | Mat & ag like new. | Norge gas rE h 
} 3 MICHIGAN BUSINESS | ~~ Flor Sele Clothing 86] Way tata Sarthicr'nse tose: | GOODY PAR ehevice # ACRES WHITE LAKE TOWN |SAT ES CORPORATION| ~~~ -| 4 chairs. Green wool nylon frieze} 30S.Cass ~ FE 5-6123 
“e- ie oe JOHN A “PANDMEaSE BROKER |! — $20. HAND SEWN 6 WEDDING davenport te chair” "Gall OR, 31864 WASHING MACHINE." CONVEN. en — Cail 4-2045 or * foo Pit RD. Php 12 With sell = ‘s100, "FE! 9535_Bonnie Brier. cn ae ; Ay 2 automatic.» ‘ ee 
— PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR | __ #5048. ~ RETTE OFA. anne scratched. Michigan Fluorescent, 2 Meee. Realtor | SEMI-FORMAL PINK 912. 305) 8teen. New. $§ ’ 3 Orehard Lk, Ave. ~ 45. in fgusenter “Bt + Highland ar ; ren ereball a 3 mR Let Us Furnish F Sale Mt a) 
‘@ Acnes NEAR -WOLLY. p tridge very reasonable, On 3-008 | Your Lake Cottage mal scellaneous 0 ARTICLES Se CLOTHING & & Dreseere or chests ...... $i & up; = Ae ome rm. “modern ae. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE furniture, sizes mene — 40, ladies, 5 pice dinette, set eet... i PET TM ee i 
: acre halaianet . Children’s. ™ Thompson, 8. Perry st 
Baar Bear Milford, real buy bugeer * ee ae onthe. Beaen LENG WEDDING Srectrie” range 2? WHEEL TRAILS Rp Pew. DINN! apt. Only $1900 own. size 1. And Access., $26. Kitchen ¢ FE 7 
= “AVING TM. get ..6s5-55- FO 
“ ¥. AN RESTAURANT vy ang unit cottage aew os: M wardrobes ot  # ofa ae after 5 p.m, Ph. “aves re ome oO" 268° on Shi ae one vents. New power lawn mowers, oe a $1201. inke. ‘Guana of of tourist attraction. a fas ve! Odd oe ‘eine raat i - 
ee of 4 M G ie ey EVERY. ae Forget painting and same 
with, ta} ana HAMBURGER gr ri rae yee x « o QARLAND PURNITURE CO.) || Une. BUY DIREC ality iT ae ‘a 4 4 
rr A orchard ek carts See RG NM oh 30033) ox ey 
‘ e ome ae nigh) 53.000 dn. white porcelain bldg: SARS, OTE we hats sizes, 1214, EM| MAHOGANY DINING RM. TABLE, pessivie price NO uM 
e Hwy — __$-50}3. stock ee dete ously ‘also REALTOR PARTRIDGE MOVING — PORCH & LAWN PUR-| and fibergias AWN Businesses thruout Mich Sale Household Goods 57 niture, studio couch, attic fan,| up. Ornamental gy abenntiees 
_.45ACRES ~ TE SMe —— = TTRESS AND _ eke use itt bees Ee me oe VALLELY CO. One mile from city limits ze, --Salé Land Contracts 52|' BED. WITH MA = “The Old’ Reliable Pioneers” on ri Rd.). This pr: one $3.00 1 bed <a new NORGE REFRIG. GOOD < COND., K . a = with mattress and $00 Call FE 4-i740. uburo. & hester Roads erty is to . Be Me with $700 DISCOUNT Dining table and 4 cnaire Pie. JARLAND Soon. APPLIANCE ostionetes. lives "Ot. 1-962 ; Let as show We have L na Con! Gas range $15.00, bab Service teke 84.) << S =. ade 
: many others, rx: to 200 acres.) Bayments reo se ge ened @. -_ mattress $3.00. PE e462. a 27 ae y of ontees ore and dryers. cnuek , ete v TIRES oo . Call us now! cet will discount $700, oan ot 7 Fe Light, QREEN LI LIVING RM. PE tae washers for sale. _tefrig a oes. ou ; 
tchins Road, White Lake gone iGRAWF Townant a5" bsicen  siegis <ETs From |7* YR BABY BUGGY ae Re — i Toliaway . bed Th PE dsea.|  seos WAL “TV antennas, gos. | storm Fig ® jathinetie. pair of * ick oney to Loan 53|\s- ware in ; 3 PC BDRM LTON TV tricycles ‘Teeter Babe. MA_&3018- For — ~ 48 (State Licensed Lenders) se: sin ie bed & springs —— * 615 i Ws Walton z 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO,| Set &, Bosbuck, Butter: iste 3 FoR SAL 9 ACRES METAMORA AREA. 202 N. MAIN or Crate marred. Reg. | « Modern 4 bedrm. 
barn. M26 
ope maggie farm house. 
°, Exe. 
aectes on inke. 3 bedrm., mod- 
Exe gs Near Pr =“ terms 
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ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS altos’ $500 
  
WHEN YOU NEED 
ae - $200 | HOUSER GOODS Pas Rochester OL 071] OL 1-9791   
  
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HARDWARE WwW, HURON 
            
      
    
  
  
    
    
  
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siona) chairs, lounge chair, Ssiee| 
I 8 
= chair wainut, Large 
blond. Call after 6:30 p.m, Mi 
6. 0 
bed, is e chest ? vanity lam 
Al’ tor i 80 Pay only week. 
uraiture 42 Orchard Lk. 
    phd bd get or fare A your 
f oe Fon 
FINANCE CO. 
FE 4-1574 Ave = 
rome 
: La toad #2 meet, & ig Meat t 
Oxi2 F Felt} Base ase Rugs | $3.95 
"4 ¥-Ft. Wall, Tile 25c 
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  102 Poutiac State Bank Bldg. Ez SPin WASHER, i. KH unre Electric Co. 1 ; wo Mu 
RANGE WASHER. ‘. » Dresses 12-    
      
   
     
   
     
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      :' Sale Household Goox Goods is 57 
| 18 W. Pike. EZ terms PE +1: 
auto. elec. : eee. G. i, r sample. Reg, $279.95, Thompson, o 8, Perry 8t. 
” wayw GABERT a RO %e PER FT... IN 
121_N, Saginaw z. PE 56189 i @ A. Thompson, 60 
ONE - RCA WHIRLPOOL ‘ 2 CY: ET) GAL GA : AT. 
Imarred,. fee Pe os Ot aiSknc | ers, Natural or bottled “fas, cas 
One =" RCA Whirlpool J -oven| 3nd cegry. 43, O. A. Thompson, leetric ran loaded with extras’ 1. ers 
Ree $460 98, 0 sten) at $248.00° 89. GAL ELEC HEATER. #108). , ve. ‘<e bay. 00 days - same | dae < $ age 5 
ea x ee OABERT : Pe $6100 Laundry trays stand faucets i 
orqve. © Scanent URNERS ~l eee 
sat ‘ UG, ete ame = Also so fireplace Teen peer brass 
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REF RIGERATORS All Sizes — Rebuilt 
Rebuilt & Guaranteed 
NG BHOP 
           TRADE-IN DEPT. Guar. electrio washer ...... $20.05 
Table-top FONBO cssese 05 
3 pe. eee 8 
Occational Chait ...ccseuse 8686 
pc. Oe .n-sss: one ; 
Lounge r & ottoman .. 
re] sine elec range ..... 3 
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te peer - | ble Coat ei BB yomer  akernaem ‘S 
Dresser, chest ped ...... $@ 
aeletnonates dnsine scesaataece. Se Dining rm. extension table, Hey 
wood Wakefield, Champagne fin- 
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“THOMAS ECONOMY 61_ 8. 7 PE 2-0151 
WATER : 
frig... 943: washer, : ae. 
stove, $46; 17 in. . $35; gas stove, $15. 
WID - A DISHES. * 
Nard lamps, ue. furn, ty 
Used Electric 
USED DEPARTMENT 
stop freezer” ........ 
cet ee. Ee urniture Serval ref 
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A UILDER WHO c year with 4 new 
in ‘etates & 110,000 BTU, 
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110 sole, Priced ae At sabhogta «ees. lie “= 
e Weer coat exterior paint .. 45 gal. 
Cement or © 
Pull rolls 15 oF 30 tb: fel 83.08 
We carry a complete of 
interior, exterior 
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LUMBER ri tities Biot 
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Obes £20 055% 
GAS HOT WATER HEAT SELL 
-_ lick, $15; 881 N. i» ah 
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  Garage Doors STEEL CVERHEAD | : Factory seconis and ali standard 
izes. $35 « 
Wood & stee! fold-away closet doors 
i _ or Electric 
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Pind vetier, Be? ie" wiains: eee eee 
  
  
    
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Sebi: tet fit plywood “an ee a 
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| Eolbes, Sarr aper, 8, toe feel tybes. Frade ine accepted. , . to 8 oY ae A 
4 Sundays 10 ts 10 to3 31. 
     
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ALK-IN COOLER WITH COM- 
“reason. Also elec. meat. slicer. 
RATIONAL aL CAS BEG REGISTER. EXC 
CASH 
5-8380. reg., malt na by . FE 
    
  Sale Sporting Goods 65) P&T 
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Bait, Minnows, Ess: _65B 
NITE WLERS, . 
Sep sont ae Sane fier age Seed, 
PRI '& SAT sil nite’ Sun ti 6 p.m 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66   
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we 2 im. eval casing, per it., 
Anderson type brick molds, per ft. 
. base. $8.25 x 
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R. Stuart. PE 44504, 
Ta TOP s80iL. gore, delivery. Rin! Bros. 
  
  
    
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For Sale Livestock 72 
8. OA 82143, Re.   
  Saddle, 420. s1s0, MA 
WtD.: 2 HORSES TO BOARD. 2 acres pasture joca- 
tion. Nr. Ortonville. NA 17-3196. 
Wanted Livestock 73 
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Talbot Lumber “ety estab Tal? | FMudaot ‘Miatibe “Sy 
“uppiies = arias oe clas + Fe Fant. ear % nD TRA 38131, " 4 
ao © 5 gravee srs Sonxiia. Fi SRD rungveon “FRACTOR, Sse Thee PE 81112 or FE rea; scoop, terrace blade, plows 
41 Omtty - -Corens’ 1 Royal, 996 | SLACK DIET & TOP Soil, DE-| Oe FE O3i3 
tach, Excellent condition Ligui- | _livered. MU_4-2368. weeny Cy ay My Real Estate Office. Must | SLACK DIRT, TOP SOIL, SAND, | ,,., Rentals fg PO sel y. FE 5-9297, days. s& Vel ahd om arin’ in | ee vrocss jSED WOODWORKING MACHIN- Sariand County. 1131, Or| MC COR iG MODEL ery. A-l SD baer Ee 2-774 1 Ae . mower * Joe oped 
ws| 3oee aH i. | SLAG Dink TU. | EARP Ford Feteurn tetos nations end Mg $1.00. Pil, Pit 6-3282. ooo Beal x ie ha 
BLACK DIRT chards, 37900 1¢ Mile ile Ra. Walled 
BENSON LUMBER CO. Lake, M 
3 : caving ax_Cook. FE 5-0410 SPECIAL 
Prime or. combination coy a = your lake Bill hare, Case Tractor, Model DC. Alum. comb “window ...... 195| _Call_ev ‘pia_9-6573. $595 
FOR : EM ine 33208 gg 4 Delivered; FE on g OUR I. H CONDITION 
Wrecking | Farm Bldgs. {No 7 @ eKING BROS. 
2 walk-in iy ne tag meat grinder, 1 ote ES Lee PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE 
Coulter's as Sashabaw Rd.,|(F YOU WANT se rE | 40794 41112 
_cor, .of Osk Hill Rd. MA s-2058: | beets dirt a we fue watts cae” * PR ihe ae Two 12-34 TRACTOR TIRES AND 
cent off ell cireuier ‘saw blades. and. Salety Bidg.~Cal FE 2te1i | tubes, $90. OA $-2900_evening G & M Sharpening Service, 2255; _P. J. Waidie SLRACTORS aiton. PROMPT DELIVERY. ; YARD black dirt or On Sees | Bolens. { LLERS Machinery __ 60A|FORTIAG Tk "RUILDERS 0: Ti | ply. Sand, gravel. & eat. Cement, | Bolene ME gee "Powe tang; 
mortar & . 3-1534 pee am wer eens: BU — pa renal motor anc pastes toe Jeri- Day warranty. 
transmission, YE +168 et oe - 1-046 . ie 6507 DIXIE HWY 
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Boats & Accessories 85|Transportation Offered &7/TIZZY by Rate Osann|' For Sale Cars 91) | ~For Sale Cars 1) 
any os a ft 0 on Hartord Fo | 2 5) ‘37 DESOTO. i*7 Get Wise, E Economize | 
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maple able Mi 40432. cheep cars, 22606 days or teas Rambler LN Og 
"uel alae dace teak Sad ELBE Oe © OD aie | ea pee B R | ic H i. s p on ee, Hite, eget diekiella' pk come toxen wims| Bright Spot” icing aR Peer. | chairs. Smait tools, 2/4 FT. eg a rig PO som ; “R & R MOTORS 
eaten paler S| Vahane tee Mec eee| Needs Sherp Care Now Lake Orion Motor Sales | isa Pv ru eam |] | has five anxious and eager salesmen who se 
£2, hee! Beams, # ft. long.| Santer Craty Trader Presteally Phone FE 8-0488 Mae AT “RD. Comm. engine. Torque-fite, || “Let's keep the lot open Friday and Saturday 
of new.| new, $1,050. MA 4-2801. Ana our buyer will come to FORD — MERCURY ° MY wer pee i brakes. RAH. 
New . Ale B a Ca your door or drop in at the cor- i056 FORD STATION WAGON. AU. WW. “tires.” Demonstrator. close out the month with a bang!” We will be open 
gee #4 Deoutiful erry oa A gevsiitgent noes _ Road spot Cash Care bake tomatic transmission. radio | & Clarkston Motor Sales |] Friday till 10 p.m. and open yaiasigg Sem 6 pm 
er bon. Banjo. Ker cing clock. xis water oF sports. equipment. C A 2 Wil vscceph trade Pre ownee, | ene oer” wa suia || 75 fine used cars to choose from. Every car on 
pie pata emir, What not Harrington Boat Works ASH Sw EPT WING DODGE | “bred ripeasean ~atitt,, For || the lot has had the price ¢ut for the holiday week 
seen st yg Gan fe YOUR EVINRUDE grep th Toen Bann SA oo oe es he s baly ‘S10. per month, Mr. Bell | end only. Shop at, your leisure. Immediate finance 
owellges ‘1999 8. TELEGRAPH RD. oth boas bring it bere for in” new me 3dr sedan.) Great Lakes Motor Mart, FE dei 
Byler! Mer. Upton, aust «BOATS WOTORe matte | pe oe Sms ‘pIxig HWY cans Ji wee ing and on-the-spot delivery. 
~ MOTORS - TRAILERS we «6806 5 
For Sale Housetrailers 78|,.,, Aunicum 4 Fibcerian CASH ~STATT'S — amREPOSSESSION 
Sqavani” Liewtweteert Ump beste Gugtons | = "OW: LATE MopeL MOTOR SALES guired™ ga i er” week. Oreai 
travel trailer since 1932. Quaran-| 140! Hishwoos at Walton’ bird | COMmunity Motor Sal #9 M24 MY 32750 __ Lx. Orton | _Lekes_P 
teed for ile. ‘See them and get|OPEN 1 Days. t9 PE 44310 aan ty xagr atv. odes 4 hi. bd Wel ue ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY 
® demonstration at Warner Trail-/BOATWINDSHIELDS. 420.98. IN- PE 5-0058 19 Ford dar. Very, shar car.) DN. Assume payments of $11.46 || 55 Bel air 2Dr. V8 with Powerglide .........c.-sssssersseeen - 4 Bales, aa ens — shots ie hardware, tri ond moig- |i a AN WELT, Gp DIRE ide Lucey ‘auie oye} mo; Call Credit Mgr Mr Parks |] “$3 2-Door, Radi Adio, Hitaiog as tae ie 2 
ariing_ caravans.) <p. Blen “Gag 2 patag it yy = 8 _Sacinae, FE ¢2i14,___—_| sc “EcyMOUTH COUPE GOOD || “tt bDeor, ‘Club’ Gpe.. Deluxe @ a 
C CHIEF, ALL ALUM-|BOATS MOTORS — CREST4 m 1. Ph OF bag «Bo eas H. oS = cond. No money down. Eddie 
Wear’ Recheser’ a, “Ge. bese | ne, % tbergias. Be a ian nals. ‘New paint. Very, good con: Steele Ford, PE 5-0204.- : 
ac ee #50, PE_@4at.| gneve, boats. oetore you Sa | G NN’ 9 oe eR CORA FACTORY BRANCH. |} FO R D S : 
ern. sensider furniture @s|Ketty's Hard Fe : py fof the Specie. woe, See Se “a e 35 PONTIAC 
rt PE 5-71 iardware. Soe Aubure st P “1 STARCHIEF CAT, COUPE : 
ape Rtiea tone ca sea reemas | panne Aube Sete, FE om) -—. oe 5-30 Retig Eheatsr, Mpdramer || ‘$8 Country, Sedun, sialon Wagon. Dr. Model. V-# axing 4 
| “a 1 - | BOATIN st FE 4-7371 pao) © 1958 by NEA Serves, ne. 1956 FORD SDE 6. 20H CLEAN ie, 2 tone, white ter sect cab ycaseessenaeesranes aS 
a ret aOWARE the Pontiac er ed OLIVER Your car down. Eddie Steele Ford, paint son oe “arp # gedaan paige “ Lcaaumiae prensa upon ea reid a 
‘Tale $200, Ta tare Mer) stings informe B"Osxited| = MOTOR SALES ; as a Oxford._Lot_14. Maripe Exchange, 31 8. Saginaw, - ‘Just because I don't let you spend money on me, Johnny, REAL NICE * 
ig © Epay WoaTre NORE. CHR CRATE NP, YEARS WILL PAY _oesn't mean 1 don't like you — it could mean I do!” Mag Corre Bein fr bower) opeTATL STORE” 
Degg, Poulss, Ciel qwstivour'BoaT | TOP DOLLAR ie ae a a Ete I to WM 8 and 10 wides RE YOUR BOA ) For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 | wo — Austin Healy — Morris — BENIND THE POST OFFICE _ 
trade im allopance on’ your. 196 VINGS FOR GOOD | MSaguar Alfa Romeo isa PONTIAC | DR, HYDRAMAT: || 56 4Dr, Station wagon, Radio, Meater, Hydramatic. siggy 
trailer. CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN USED CARS ; : nS HEV 3,8 119 Eee HOUGHTEN & SONS | _‘¢, B&H,_233 W. Pike PE 6-250. |, Stare phil Custom talins, Radio, Healer, Hydramatic, "**"* 
‘oni and up FACTORY BRANCH $1 58 N. Main ROCHESTER | 8} PONTIAC, ¢ DR., CLEAN. mi SS oe ees $1 
to ta ah Betas poet ney eee ng AVETIN-MORVELL AGEMCY | omy gigs renare Lake Ave. SHARP "S2 CHEVY CONVERT. OL_ 19761 ‘2 opr be tn Radio, Hes eter, deluxe’ modei 6000000000000 1s 
you. Yes, ¢ on at cur low, low) ———senenay BOLTS FOP CABHT FOF ANY paces, 87 BUICK based a dood throug Mieeby v oamenes: PONTIAG Deluxe Sedan. All ; rtesecceeeeeeeceds 
Got > Fale “uno hare] Peres g, Geng: Amis | pwede Fee & nowy] 2 SPECIAL MARDTON .# AUTO BROKERS __ | “cesses car im town. Radio. and . Ye ji bd oor, wer, fr ater. New : : 
Sod Fa pope ees [ecaurrog cat | Liens" COMMUNITY [oii gates) BE ALES OLDS _ RDENBURG MOTOR SALES 5 
Bob FE Me W. Huron PE 2.6122) Cutt Ne PE ive aia Motor Sales | | verry 2? ukbison Fe «e100 34 PONTIAC “OR CATALINA 
. COSTELLO'S BOAT HOUSE. ~ i] R i tae We tota-d atx ooo PONTIAC , “$8 Pontiae Bonneville ...... 395 | 1950 RED FORD CONVERT. NEW, raiop. Hi-PiGellty radio, hes 308 "67 Sedan 08 98, _ Power = Beat, Steering & Brakes. 4 
Hutchinson =isteury_cutpoards. Lake Orton, STANDARD SHIFT WILLING TO RETAIL STORE’ ‘98 Cad. Eldorado: '.:) g3i08| tires. top, battery, 4 _to handle. PR 43314. sateased 
“Ne Cedille Aluminam on@ Sole: PORTATION BACALL “ORLANDO 63 MT. CLEMENS ST ‘86 Pont Cte sed. hydra: > $208 tins FORD V8 > We CUsTOMLINE. 3 sofa ll tt it Boa $e Houde), He i, fora i 
Mobile Home ed Plywood boats Bie discounts _ghnHinD ‘tHe Post rare ‘34 Buick HT. Dyns. ww. 1288 | Dr. sedan. Po Fordomatlc, Radio snd nd |B 14,500 miles. MI 46921 after 
center deck, $325; ‘ — 7 &M Motor Sales BUICK. VERY LEAN | '55 Ford Wagon. RAH. ...... 1005) os ie aa 
Sales Inc. ei ie eniumtneuh Por top dollar oo tate mode! cars|) BUICK CH {DR SPECIAL. 20.000 | ‘34 Buick Guper sed. "<cjccss § 608 | 197 Pod on, 9 pas. | se ge cee RR vOUE craps OF 
, on seats, Teenee Trailer and 10 h.p. 2627 Disie Hwy. OR 3-103) miles. we bel Dl pte Hi Deny of- | 'b4 Pont. Hydra R&H, ...... 696 station Ata gome aa power. ado 1 >, fone ee : 
High (0.8. 10) Mere motor, New last year. : &. ry CARS. fer. 3 366 Corwin Ct. PE 2-4979. "53 Chevy Bel ant? Be. | oponen $05) and heater .........ccccssee very clean, F A G 
es tee Avio Parts. Ooen sunday! COMMUNITY | ace cnetaln 2a | es errs nDook ne INANCIN 7 
| «SF GENER SETRAILER Peter, se te| VED, SHARP ey Cm aa een ac ee as 
"86 OR 3204, Bp, motor Used 1663 Tie hp. peda or peu : MOTOR a FE 5-8858 $75) GaED Taxi CABS. i869 NO RE ASON ABLE OFFER : 
RAILER ANGE | ton site, ai shece' 1580 Bvin CORNER PIKE 6 EAST BLYD 804 N. Main OL 2-9311) "Wagoo,!'new as Rew! Low. mile | 1984 Pontine Chieftain —s Bh a cg ; for Bly REFUSED , MOBILE HOMES ude motors. Open nites ‘til 9.|wanrED ese CHEVRG ace. becrifice, Take over pay-| sedan. Hydramatic. Radio ae a pee coer . 
y re Regal ¢ niles pouty =} Lake, mi Sir det Stas Pit HAS INS _ments. Sere ppnoenoosanoontheaiacs a rr BOYS! “BOYS! 
ry way Se, turn * * 
. Palace - Beemer . | Shs Hhenory: Miare road, wesi la ar ay eens von Seg K ~HAUPT Maan redio and heater, xe. com. BOYS! | P.S. New Car Shoppers 
New 8-10 Wides  |eeerteeeremees| JIMMY DEROSE | DEMO SALF, | Pontiac Sales Tha ae this of diglay Pritay oad Soredny PEER STRALERS ON RENTAL) boat, motors & trailers 10 ze |— — Wook et Telogragh "M6 Chevie, 2 Dr. sedan. Power. Mua back, radia. Porsomatie, of new Onis on ed Friday and Saturday. 
= Bottle Gas wood. | fibers! yeaa and roe i PAY pei Bel Air ¢ +-Door, oor, v4. |’ frord Pafriane ¢ 4 Dr.  Pordamaue me. meres. Lie Mewes ee | 
arts and Supplies er. Mercury motors See this—m P DOLLAR quai. ‘S8 Ford, eustomiine 4 dt. Pordo-| 1988 Dodge Royal Lancer hardtop. | . 
O60 ere. on bee cy 1, sale, beak FOR GOOD 1208 Chevrolet Breckweed Deer | 0s Peckare « Dr. aan, RS Vs. Pushbutton ér achat “Radio apg , 
down. Mobile Home er. $1.98; wae 61.008. 12%. ew) CLEAN USED CARS | pagen V8, Tumosiide. power | tue, Tee seden. Rk OR GIRLS! GIRLS! 
' $795 w NE THEIR Sherglane 6608. Too cae = a 4 hp. ‘3? Mer at big savings 225 needed for our sew lot at 13; and ivory. ynafiow. W W.........e HOW ABOUT A DA’ 
OXLORD TRAILER Open Sundays or Gun 6| Sint, O06 Weogwerd. Call i ‘63 Nash 4 Dr. Statesman. HOMER HIGHT MTRS.| or THESE BEAVERS 
SALES Beige aks cdiettt Ney MA-| Sate wo Herth Sherrie Geum | "coud. tondcd” old White | #2 onic 2 dean.” yds: | egret atthe se ge | fete et | RRIGHT SPOT” General - Zimmer | sryeree “a WANTED: "ss PONTIAC SAFARI SAVE UP TO $1000 ransportation specials! — ; 
IT'S HERE® |*xcerie tegse i mec 5 sow ag te om YOUR Ss “Bee oP ¥o co fe Pies tas p ere oak OLDS - CADILLAC DEALER ey Great Lakes hier ty | Phone Pe NAN Pow- 
Gardner | IT S NEW Used Truck Parts 89A UR JO 3 MONTHS ON BAL- 1954 CHE Geet Stee spent ea resco. from top ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS 
FE 8.0488 OPEN TILL 10 P.M. | | IT'S HOT" | gfteteaee | or Tacks" Guat ood aad 2)" Senaie aan a Uber 
The fabulous 60 hp. Fly.|amteigees atom eates,.| Haskins Chev, | “Ssberss acre anes ee eae HENRY FORD— 
ing Scott, inch for inch,|we weep many G00D TRUCKS! yaSis! gout Meyer, SM, | 56 GON. ra. | _ Stes siecle Ford fs ae Be wes, born > 00 wim? ve : 
“| pound for pound the most “For, ook FY ied BieMinGiia 4 ah "feocldet’ choke "trode, "wat | 1 up , ‘i ipsa 
y. ser rs iy the tite AND. wooDWal : Sq] “Ppowereie¥ ‘a AN HOS ; toe “Forde: IT S i 
entire Scott line, p. to). PAY H DOLLAR. CALL) oe - GEORGES MILLION” 50, a uyou step on bim.. ; ; ST, 
ren race | OSSD ECIAL | Bear fi'sdict =a" “| Peguy Paul Hillman 4Dr. YOUR MARKET 1989 CHEV. 5 YD. DUMP wire 53 Pontien Gate’ Light greca W-w.| KS%,,% Fords. all, cautoped with ; 
OAKLAND ‘82 Chev. ‘meter. Good cond. 7a Bete oh Sena? as * mirror, windssieil wale FACTORY BRANCH feniebr bat tat   
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
      
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SE» powerful outboard you can! 49735 RoROTER, ior : Po So OR COM! aunrhn at Road Block ed ‘op fe oe, 
6 hp. For Sale Trucks 90 SPECIAL. Ford, FE 800069 eae me Moor m‘¢ "ON THESE   
        
      
  
     
   
    
    
    
    
  
        
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
               
  
  
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S| MARINE Spgeragor mec a peat s| amo | eects! “Holiday Specials” at XCHANGE. (ices sac mevenr [Shp we wt mn Brett BB St| pe" Eero: | eRe ae y : sa | eo SESS Se UME. res cme! oiieas got pare $710 Beet? Sante Va sp uve 4 mass “poms 3 Outboard Specialists |SoDGE 1% Ton sTaKE ‘53 Dodge Convert. GEORGE $ MILLION PONTIAC ot Ford {dé pod. Wa... Ir’s NOW! EVERY DEALER HAS PLENTY OF cae 
379 S. Saginaw, Pontiac |_aidon: Ssko"Orenard Lan RS” | $8 Mote ena Oe CREDIT anes “RETAIL STORE”. |.37 Stev., 31 CARS TO MOVE, AND WE'RE NO EXCEPTION- a 
FE 8-4101 ~ pc bod Chewy pickup, % io. Harold weurner ord 53 Chav ‘tel air OUR PRICES ARE HARD TO BEAT AND MAY 18 “ 
tz] Boats, Trailers, Motors ONTIAC’S Ace care ena br tik i For Saxo ae . 4 
and Service | TRUCK CENTER [PERSE Sg ec "| LORELEI feet VALUE MONTH paints Crapples‘Geatantees ct GMC Perry Machen PE ewe) Mie, Peng is oe Bhotiae Cat i 
Board miter cos gos “rebar CE 6 OE TPR RELINED.| SP er Eek 8 ina gh Ghew. 9 gr maa. rane: at “CY” OWENS a ee 
Be rare tide Soon et oe BRANCH | iti CADILLAC coupe, aHaRF.| [3if, “”* Birmingham.” Bi 33 Prmouin of sone: | HURRY JUST 3 DAYS | q 
, kland at Cass AE_ SE, 2 Mey 8, ° : - bees = th ~ A -4 snp ia aeeneness nas E FT : ‘ 
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cae [ese Wane wow piceor 9005] Satisfaction 53 CHEVROLET aks 0d rune Sood. Eke. as cond, $150. PE 402540 . 02 ; Lane, Clark- g 7 : — meant : a 5 f= s : 
! 1 8 nine a IS OUR GUARANTEE | ier"titne SOLUTELT NO MOREY DN. Qu RUCKS 
“ap ageless xtboard Mere |agtpaes- Fee "M Limcoin ser an black | St Resume’ payment 2000 2 ste Sa wi} LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS 3 
ob aa ae lise — 3 EE eee on con. fom oe aE "$6 Buick Century «dr. HT. , mie : sregh (| 5 oe Sap e : , ’ 
03 8. FE 40681) trois. 2 “Ss Ford VS Orearinee © wc ; _FE_§-3266, ldinghiodl comets on ve Mg — 
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SOP’ | EMORY OF ° ; a foo ‘MEMORY ho W. James, who passed sway Ost.| Mother, Mrs, Rees, See 
Mo Beamer, wayne passed rig iy wey as Melee a "Dypu 4: Sio8. “we Away (mM the Land of Sunshine, win passed away April world may change from year ore fot orgoten Mother — ; ae eens | Hird. 1630" end Charles passed away 2 . The Nor ever you be; kpows how much T miss her.| who gassed away February 14 feat ane Toles Mee. loved “to Separated ‘by Heaven’s Golden Door, & bid thet nt hp Gardener gave us,| to year. i, day £- day.| As long as life and memory last Never she seared : b the river : e 2 i ee her im our keeping, But never e . b Husband & Chil- thoughts shall ever wander They are Waiting by ‘Ineo te tro m sight or ch, . ; S ee From mem Sadly ¥ id. the silent stream; = er away = n aitin 
gediy.misse See by her ‘Masbend Where sweet flowers are ever, But aot too for thought. to Our Loved Ones Are Patiently ting, Bit jist (aa it wan, opening Sadly | miss “wile, children, dren, 
- Seal be thelr_ children (Slee “OF KA KATH. Not Dead, Just Gone On Bef ore: Bown caine” aleaveniy" Ger 7 Lovine MEMORY MICHAEL "insd and Kiyrue M Mpeaver, Dee Sadly misse r_ch . - f..J SS: LARD ‘L, EAVER 
IN LOVING MMORY OF DAY = ~ Henson who passed away took our flower McG who passed away Oct.| 12. 1 eDuwell and Deb- : Dear Parents so gentle, , Ee cae |ahaeee at Tesh HO Nake ey compan Sp Bn me ea | GE ET with my . Never shall memory . Look from - U's done by Thee 1988, Anda is ‘more, ever wander| And know that the care you ten- Bary art th Kelen —— |You are not eo father, dear, oe y aay, gate is her % . . mt by tet ee — rae . — ee Pm ave, i Rae or ever pi ; . : » dk MEMORY OF GOR-|As long as life snd memory lest Seely mised by husband, Son 2. ee rose se Seciy missed by Mommy Deddy,| ts moneys Nol -— res m nave, rbocker who passed We shall remember thee —_— suteneneniibeaasinniciaaacia thet’ Sons Robert and David Seaver. Sway Sepiember 10. 1 jSadly  gaiseed by bis children and) | soVING ‘MEMORY OF ALL Bat a i wl by scone hee Mrs.|IN LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY Nor 4e geal, ue joved bim,/| _grandchildren. Mee Waik er. me passed away _ vovne ae or Arthur Armstrong & Family. pares who passed away August ChaRA JEAN mw pe 2 = -_ 
eh Scere mere | sek Gee, wee paunee eens 6 God knows how qu much we miss ner end a Memon Zaren V.| lam @ domes, Chomberiais, whe)” ¢ ait on who passed Ti LGVinG MEMORY OF DaVip Loving Husband, faithful father, But ail is well that's done by Thee . , Never memory ; awa: : r w we miss your pre: i} And. Soy, pained br, Se, Marin roars Ses, Pewranry 618 Loving thoughia shall ¢rer Sandes.| Eetege,, wee paises away Dec-| preset omvanma "by tee stoer, Met dead to ue wpe, tered tim! Oicwed, tile. sunbeam cherished. ne or eee FOU ee nem we shal alway nad Hise . . j : : : } che e see Sr "A Gd See? ua anake (Slain or Ruaend oe SR me ter ves, ts bom] Se, ty tet Sears we a Wenge wee’ fo ue sping] “Ate voned since your passing] Aunts und Ques My MEMORY OF ED- Since you were celied away. Since you left our peerts the banks are ID ings _ fang : Children Of tender Shepherd’s care.) ear missed by Wife & Children.| ~~‘ Geaver & Mr | ur. — In LOVING | Sedty missed by = wife = with vn ols and tear: + set missed by M tr, Father % ieang by We soay missed bed his mother, fa- _Sadly M George Van Kuren } a who passed sway family. . [IN set Te a ~ “pap oF pop tbng Yours was a neart ay * jolly and) & rother. ran a sister a souuen Sar son gg ee nue Voll & f mly. 
ot dead to-us who weet him, LOVING MEM LPH April 1 $57 and carolyn Louise|e.4), ‘in, hine all along the In Li OF ce McFee, who passed aw : 
st Fm Se” gn ensmery| Pp Devian who, passed away 0 ¢ cy, whe away May i. oa loved pau yea, m an Saneue ie Aggie wlance to who we passed away stain ei =e uly 25, Taba. emery i " a a -L. SHORE ~— SEPT. 30, . au know how we loved yo 5 , anal Serever, = obeggmber ii tis Mey miss him,/C0d \must be pleased with the! love you vet Noth Apr att away, her ouftoring, past her They're waitiag by the river Just Always Lo gray py and “rue, ape dond ‘aul 3¢ iv yeu es ee: nbn Never shalt ma memory ‘fade: always \ praying. ‘ova: working, | sue” God! fook you from Us. We) che jiove @ heart holds dear, oe ute 4 ign ot re vain: | gcross the silent stream. pnase'e Bet 8 daz 7 ae Ey teat ll ever render, sn bl ate — Sas never meee Fond memories linger every day | She | ut.| Where sweet flowers aré forever : ee “nreveeniane HARRY Fo the. spot rors ‘1 dauarea|Over those you loved so true. |" Blooming “and banks are sver|, ee © Neher Bee aGadiy’ missed by Husband bloeming and the banks are ever Eleanor Blanchard ana ry member, te L. Shore and Dear -& Mother, you are")? B aad by his w e. You have ‘earned your piace in| green; pally yy , dren, Grande’ n and Great Ee ane tg wn endéaiet| | aes Glades baeeet, 
Se more ge the happiness you gave (0 the|oeacewers We place upon your . S and family. IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT| on 7a ore . sd K. . Who passed away |Iw are with us/IN LOVING MEMORY OF LEROY/ ones you loves May wither and decay, rt Lovina MEMORY OF ADA Y OF HARRY| : BARD LES always were F. Busse, who w Sadiy' missed by. her daughters, But’ wove for you. who’ sleeps be- ho passed away 1906 fT VOrroush who. passe FEY | LQVING, MEMORY OF FRED| Ze? 20, 'hets much 1 miss him| MoS away sed by Song & Daugh-) 3, 1963 7 Donne and Eve neath, will never Apap — rig Selby 78W8Y) Oct 4 1942, and Fes 3 passed — ail his memory fade: v.. ~~. he ere 
But au is wel that's dene Thee, LOV OF GARY vipaneed aaa Gone but not forgotten, Terbush, who passed away ey Nov. Not desd to us who loved him, Lovin, — qree wander we memory we ar ee y op Lypta/Missed by Jean, Paul, Don and pag enn d ING, MEMORY away June|Since death its gloom, its shadow Never | will lll ane fade, |o2 ee God, Not lost, but gone before: Sadly AE 20 by Wands. sey by “hss « shindves. i” pavene Semeoet Apri], —ABze. cas Kindest ever linger Remove ali horizon of self from| He lives with us in memory| Sad! ; 7 ae; Nothing can ever take away “bright home where all seemed) Roung the grave. where opr Eves; Sealy missed by “wile Neitte, sons, IN, LOVING, MEMORY OF JAMES|IN LOVING MEMORY OF PRC tuscan tinal vat gg ee Ee Fond memories Unger, ever. day,| And took from, uso shining light. —- Se by Emma Coakley wt ws Bre ts Ge aly oe F,, CunaY ,who passed away!” Donald Orr who passed away July d light and ev Ww 5 : — gad issed or This Mother end Her vecamt place there ts none to| —2-Delle Songher Of Thy uioeea bp unoibes. Lucille! py ' MEMORY OF MOTH-| There is a face that is always} Not dead to us who loved him, othe Jobanoa|“Yamity” MEMORY OF er & Father, Mr. & Mrs. John] With us, Not lost but before seed away De] Down here we mourn, but not in oy een ane — Leland, : pa Bs, va Ray There Ay © voles we would love! Ho Lives yim es i momen. LOVIN’ MEMORY OF MAYME away Feb. 25, 1956, IN LOVING MEMORY OF ETHEL are | b river, tb o cmlle we phot always| Sat Map Safere! Meee. nse Tony Sebmoitst “irene 5 ig r guseca acts For up im heaven, we will meet We have lost our soul's compan- } Harvey, who passed eway Ta oe the era, are. ever remember. So. i, : . ee v . 
¢ op missed husband, Victo 953. where flowers . one r. with own. | While children, Victor A., Vern, and A Vite linked with our oun: Just the of sweet remem- Sadiy missed a his coteae dad, 
them mare, yee ri fata ieee, Doris more al sgh ie = June memory Sad True; Badly missed by * saan fa who, passed Bt ie ne ; 
Robert B.) ie lee Hartline, whe passed| Atay mtd ‘by Meds blot one’ whe winks of you | ——|MRS. CATHRYN LARE — JAN.| Yoo Es! orgotten father, deat. a ron m v 5 2 eA . . 
at. ony" Baum:|, say. oth, 1686. Family. . —— by Albert A. Hahe/1® LOVING MEMORY OF DAR-| ./"itoes now much I miss, her. se teme ae tee God momery leet, Y oF = Sai mouasy ‘ fas A ae ee oe and children. yell ‘Theobeld., whe passed away Never shall ‘her, memory Go tare co Se Ges Gener * LOVI MEM 4 og | peaceful ii, gave her in our keeping, 1 ‘oa eke EMORY | Mb “2 IN LOVING MEMORY OF BESSIE; He was a flower too swett for to = 7 ihe" wend Tt) Sadly missed by his loving wife 
Mer, memory we by moter. beep. eat ash was, opening, — Years. age nam = pasted away June 2 Sent here but for awhile Son, Waldo "Smith ") ~ed_shibaren. Seats sisters jraudpar:| To the glory of the day Wot dea Ae re; In our home she ts fondiy remem-| God marked him when he gave IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR Dewn came the Heavenly ¢ “Gardener, a os = a, memory,| bered, him birth IN LOVING MEMORY OF WIL- besband and father, H. G. L A took our flowe: eo, : "| sweet memories to her name; And took him with a smile. liam C. Lange, who passed aw 4 ae away February LOVING muoni “2a missed by her Mommy and —s-. bait Tore  tyis wite & chil-|Those who loved in Life Sincerely. Sadly missed by Mother. Pather,| October 28th, 1955 and James E. 
“| Gealter Tominisnt, oe = _—— ‘Still love her in the same. Sisters & Brother. lene away May Not “dead to us who loved aes away Nov. 26, IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY ~—Sadly -missed by Albert A, Habn God abeee new muuch we enies Not min ia uae is as dear today, husband, Charles Crow, who LOVING MEMORY OF J.¢ and Children. IN LOVING MEMORY OF $% He | lives wilt us 
As tn the he away | passed away Jan. 15, 1952. InN a quay Dee. ea M Never shall their memory tade:| Ad shail, fo ed by | wife ents loving wife, . somerset &s dear today, Sie. passed IN Y oF away Loving thoughts shall ever wander| jer cea 46 ‘ [4 jn the Sour he aay 8 OwAy| Not dead to us who loved him, — md net whe year Parents, so gentle good 8) To the spot where they are laid. 
o whe passed away hay] — ow, his son, and family He. tives. with eg ee aoe fam pen] tgs J loved ‘him.| Look down Ss Sisters Ske ln 1 LOVING M waony oP, HOW. : IN LOVING MEMORY OF PVT/| and r more. eet all ais males fee : ete qev're eo ee father dear, | wugh en. who was Killed) Sadly missed by his wife Doris/T? De f'ih O08. 2 . Ts returaed to our endless love. LOvI Y OF OUR| The world may change from year red Pl no af as and son Jerry. -Missed so much by Mom, Dad.) sadiy m: by the arly “oi Hus & Father, Floyd Loomis.) to year and "memory last we e semeunber bi him in silance, B randmother George & Mary Theobald. who a Feb. 18, 1986.) And “t from day to day, ae Eedby Ana mi make no outward show ‘nim; |IN. LOVING MEMORY OF AMAN- No one knows the silent heartache.| But never will the one we love ges brs Huet new No. one - ee wil tver know. | 48 Knapp, who passed €¥87./1~ LovING MEMORY OF JORN|IN LOVING MEMORY OF GRov.| Q8Y thoue whe lose can. teil: Selly, misseg by’ his wile Clare ; Ses ; 
GRY oF yuxp,| —Sediy missed by bis fast, | Oe, Mother, you are not tor-| $i fame woe passed ewer Nov.) or Flores, Barkley, wie passed fir wit, Meelis ett SPyrash:| ton m aveaher erie dr.. who LOVING OF RITA to us who loved him.| | have lost m is compenton 4 ~ sway Dec, 6, 1968. vee| Trew ek whe passed away, May on earth you are no more| Nol lost.’ but_gone before: A life linked © —Sere MEMORY OF JOSEPHINE TO- aon, among the We cannot Thy : st, 18 *issi, Still in memory you are with Us/ i. lives with us im memory, And ééy. yy day, T mise im POC LOVING A, corett who d away Novem- all is well that's done by I Roth, “You forgotien 3 Rite, dear.) As you always were before. And 1 forever Aa alone. L at _MEMOR OF! ber He never shunned his country’s a * — by Mrs. Hasel Roth, yor oer = meners Sadly ed by her som, David) gadiy missed by Mrs. John K Sealy. mm missed by wife Mary. « he passed away! Dear Mother: you're not tocgetien, as life 2 : on earth : ans his - his all." ber ass a, =| tesuee Seeene Ti we wend may change from year ‘sull momery ee ua, mn oor TODO-| We remem e. - MEM F s s you slways . pahead eee tway June Ik |= missed by her parents, /IM 00 wae poosed away | Naeber and rather, Lulu and vrs. age Yen tithe 190, And will’ the cae 't seve; Seg = , missed by mother, father and and_sister, ier, i eine Clyde Sargent. Not dead to us loved him.| From memory pass love; Ted. James, John, Geraldine, & A: en's, not Sater Sear, Y OF (Darling Mike we loved you 20, |Gad’sees when the footsteps talter.| Not A ‘Setare: ™ away. Nancy Ro’ ; ever be. ‘\In’ LOVING  MEMOR » ne > han anes te meane Sedly misced Pwite & Daughter. LOUIS|As long as life & memory last, George Frederick Stocker, who|But Jesus loved sre ‘broken, | "ase ne Pe way grown ~ ae y us memory —- 
1 shall aon gy thee. passed. away Coteber 2, 1008 /And Hough our beerte : ee uaa, And wal Seegver . IN LOVING MEMORY OF FR ANE IN LOVING MEM EARL ert ne A sed pened ae os Ted, You bade us not a last farewell, bel = at waiting; e te toughes oo ert weary —_ . | Bet daughter aed —. role, ¢, Sect. ee wear t =, © who passed away Marc morris, ‘ dear today | James, Sohn, Ge ok. & Nancy /¥ Tour ane been ‘ae ceased to|—Sadly missed b Leapenes Daddy, ~ sadly missed by Pronk. -}_& granddaughters, oi _o ue There | an gate at the Robertson. Sister 8. Ellen E aiting Pl re i his mother. father : Before we knew that you were ‘ IN, LOVING MEMORY OF MY Just across the silent ream; Through which each must go 
“MEMORY OF TROY IN_ LOVING MEMORY OF CLYDE ric MEMORY OF OUR|"inusbund,” Marry Mevert who Where sweet flowers are ever) ainne’ ‘ . Marcum, who passed away igod saw that you were fettering: |W. Warren who died September JO ante ad grandfather, Jolin passed | 7 Mer & 956. ind Ge Eaube pes over ereen And there is 0. 14 7 We somnet ote. IN LOVING MEMORY or FLOYD ey 22, npg a And oo ae ae wnt core ger we } soars da ts whe towed Sie feeten, passed away Dec. ~ smiing may me “ae face Sadly missed by his Wife & Chil- _ ork gate. my Weer one ‘Oy _ell_the_tamfty }Aad 84 and weary :the way; And walepered peace Children, ung|Not lest, but gone before; r kind and loving Father, He hed o Kindly word for each , ae & rest, And there is MEMORY OF ROB- you were ever. | _ Grandenlidren. ‘Aad’ chal forever mere.” | Sea meee tae happy hos ur, ‘Some day we meet him. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR) Comlort in the 6 i at >Sdly missed by mother, wife and ar MEMORY OF AN-|—Sadly missed by Wife, Son, you ee. | SO, Teed 34 not when, — —. Mother, Grandmothe fa op mae 3 byw a best. =e = pn —_—_— . prelieig3 who passed away, Daughter ang Family Never shall moagipeh eg ¥ =o » is in the better) and G cea _— noeene Gn ‘ . Childr 
a MY te who loved him, ’ MEMORY OF OUR are e. Never to Spe again away May 29. | — iitent. stream onde nest, Hatsber, ohe Not dead to a Ne ee a eee Leave this w 2“ strife and Woe. Sadly missed by his wife, Barbara No one knows the at heartache, LOYING ORY oF ouR cee aug, Dee hy - OR Beal whe fed December 1, ; 2. The grief we bear in silence, pg ge ay away , 7 passed green, . forever. m Dear t. you are - : y op|Fer so weil May 3ist, ‘1951. 5 Oe —— i I our Beatts A‘jadly missed by Wile ang Fam- Hoy a ed : 5 OF wstet | Georse LOVING _MEMOR esa Some day, sometime, our es D in Tees ts 02 ty spot ‘ = ; — (moe before gt : ‘hs ie ee see face to fil: be se ; aush-| ti oo ~~ men ee IN LOVING MEMORY OF 8aM.|A4 you always, were ‘Plor- Hall who pasted away April | svar'aprit To tose  ..ee Sees a rs Bets can take your mem ae wile “Ethel MEMORY OF MY |e 7 missed a, ie ~4 ary. wel Bisin whe passed ewes June)” sacs ond and Tamilite,|vou're not Father. deer.) Ana sad and weary the way|4nd God will’ link Teme, cou] co Pere end clwage wit. 
wern-|Past her ‘suffering, ‘past’ ayy 5] er ms memsry, ts, bong ggg py cun|As lene a0 Mie Ged \memery tost,| fos, 90, Soom Be wy ~ ar - band “Bert a Sister_& : = Sie 54 — Be peceed ener. h Lorene eet I shall remember thee missed by his wife, Beulah laren & Great: @ 1, Stump. to weep for tears are vain. © inary | “badly “mn missed. by husband and father. Andrew E.|I shail remember thee, | : pa a as keke wanuseny ‘Ge week and who red is at rest, IN LOVING | OF. OUR Johnsen, who passed away Au- 7 Rigas ; = N a ener oe, re, Cor “| gust 30, 1956. ie _and IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOMAS! 15 1 Swi fem Best, who passed away May 30, = ae ine pay I “War. =~ Loving eee teh effltedor We mourn for him in silence, OVING MEMORY oF EDITH| %. ms whe passed Sway "pear Husband, Pather and Grand-| Soese whom we love go out of 
_ cember t eo away De one "aay 20.” 1098. once | ee client tear ia shed,|"“Hait who passed away Pebruary| fit mele, as dear today. | aT coy ta os On sight, . cember 14 ed so dear, 1958. bh ‘). pas a \ : never. wa ind ; s L We cannot think of them as dead| Gone is the face ee near: | Wate, _ ethers ore Ste and Chil-|peat fon eatfering. pest her yotn.| 22,2 Be his wife. Mre.|DO not ask me if { miss him. The “are ¢ rished in =the hearts Who waik with us no more 7 be oe or speech, |—gediy ™ : Cease to for tears are Vain:| Cieelen Willlame and Gaughters.|Fot there’s-such a vacant piace; = oe behing, . a ee cere ie fe ‘itt | acta eoeet tod tn Qe tne Late a mtn | Loving nd kind al era ve fore. ; - hi r ' missed by Mir and Mrs. He-| f680D. a parents and|IN {LOVING MEMORY oF OUR eens atloess by Charies, fiasel,| commen Ball. For he left me brokenhearted, | her oe gre Austin end children, Mr. and at. levi pil nag’ S ie, Tes. Rita : LOVING MEMORY OF ar-|? Tends, may the wound Er, oe & mer ce { and Tommy L. “he IN LOVING ORY OF ise eannot bere, ” IN LOVING Or ws thur W. Anderson But they Beautiful memories she left be- and William B. . But all is well t's done by Thee. son and b , Rex Lynn Be uor Jape 8 1956 tev. im i ORK, aa hind. M TH LOVING MEMORY OF OUR|W cannot think of them ‘as deed, /—sadiy missed by the Family. | ho “died April 13, 1987. te whe dove, bim.| Sadly m by, vite Helen, Badly misseq by Husband, Chil- Seee beloved wife & mother, Mary Zar-| Who walk wih we 2 me te 4 oe Treasured i we ee eee dren and Grandchiid: hildren Gren _& Grandchildren, = : Along ie . . hd OUR ; i * ‘Iv LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES gg Cage Mo . Dad sn = passed away Aus. They have But gone ; re, ri,| dear father, John P. \s Death ts a heartache no one can; And Te , M. An-|IN_ LOVING MEMORY OF|Iw LovIMG MEMORY DE. hag, ond oo ee Sat, _lLeering A light is from our houschotd gone} — Bedi Sunt y Eva J, Pea whe passed ewer, Nev. &. a edsem, the pein se prendre elt a | Sharies, 7. Tomes. ype Vaughan Ha Harlan, who passed ‘away he * : voice w and Dona Wha wit shock s __family lay just across stream; —_|IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS.JA place ts padi in ae hens iN ‘LOVING MEMORY OF ‘LOUIS |All things "hts world 1 may send; Lille | we ‘thought death was 50 His memery to te a dear today, T tees Ron of imy soul's companicn, weet flowers are €ver) William G. De Bats who passed| wh h never can ied. Harve who passed away! But w we lost a ht for others so many IN_ LOVING MEMORY OF CECIL As in the passed away | A life linked -with my own; away October 17, Some may think you are forgotten ee 4 |We lost our dearest. Prien = Hist thous 0 Orvis, who passed away July 6.' \eeaty Payday by Mom, Dad and) and day by day I miss him more, ever Pim Laval _Fottina stream of time flows Though on earth you are no more;inot dead to us.who loved him. |~ Sadly. missed by sons, Gary kne of his hand and gentle 1936. ee b | Brothers: As I waik through life alone. MBee ised ihe Bees Fa: ene eee Rat yey Memory on Ax%,,mit Wil or fort wat gone vhefore =e Just “a mettarSe"tond and trae IN, LOVING MEMORY OF FLOYD, Say mitted Cy this wile, do 8 mo bs Lovi ~ a De ere voice, the “salty missed by husband Gara-| recs Jorever, more. IN LOVING MEMORY OF FRED a gr gr Ded) ee ee iat lena tor ye Tea Good Father: fe — Ix NG MEMORY OF OUR ion = i. son ed Zarzorian; soms, Mike &| —Sadiy missed by Albert A Hahn “and Millie Lockwood. Lorna and Devid. The snare at ner hfe pillage a IN LOVING MEMORY OF JEAa.- Bo oo Harry end Lizzie Hodg- [Tae howers @ once sat there | are heen Hg yg ger 3 a) }_and Children. __ __—-. |We cannot ates Pol eee 0s ace one OF N OR- ap red earth pag erage nette Anable, who passed away : ; | T= i Li nd eaves our r They are apawe by the river, fares Tels a aes |_James-Owens, IN: MEMORY or OUR ‘BEL pred] cers all is wel iglenag ig Rader, who passed away Wien the messenger whispered Gone from ali earth's’ jeys and Ate dln csisss 1 Seas ‘ese sae sezess ee a = level b tor son, Jack Cline, who was Sealy ‘missed by thelr grandchil-| in gune 1955. “The Master has come and called f0Trows. Never shall her memory tade; ‘ pre sweet flowers are ever e love we have for you, [IN Loving MEMORY OF RUB.) _ Oct Par ots aod we cared Not feed to us ico de um! tse thee.” I am speaking now of Dad. Loving shall ever wander |; will jaever fade away Thompson who passed|The s Not los' gone b she, answered: “I am ready to To the s where 5 And th banks are ever en. With such abiding lov ith us fo memory, Lik di tired of fightin , 9 Sadly ieissed by *thetr daug ters, A loving. mother. so true and kind. any. bet ae pak com anion, | Has found the wondrous shining |IN LOVING MEMORY or oon ne lives. a) tearee mane 0.” Stricken ey cas ~~ gadiy mies Sy usr os nom og oe ‘| Margaret and Alice. ee ee etd oe ro Ae ae ee path neve son, who (ee igi gs arson | poaty mlsood by Mother, Father, ly_missed by her Family. _ |Siricken by a mighty foes con-| Bees’ & sister, Margue els | home a : son Brother and r and Grand-|; : For all of us she did her best, And day by day T-mist him ‘more,|Up to the r dwell ate IN LOVING MEMORY OF noah g ue ; IN LOVING MEMORY OF Mrs.\May God grant her eternal rest. Sediy cue wit ions: pn septa bogey o tareve a ives ure act forgotten, Father dear,| pare z| $fethd Grandmother, Bertha M a“. the "path we all must go. eae ~—* Poxfinced 3 + Alice Sands, who _paseed away|Sadiy missed by husband and son.|Sadly_missed by wet ______| ror us to share their happiness,|Nor ever shal last, IN EBONY = whol ser ho passed away Nov. Nc was ene maa in Karr, who passed away Jan, 19, ‘Bpact nee . iN, LOVING “MEMORY OF” HOY peyend jhe esreny fica At tong ase ‘and sromery Week) Reed , end, Fiseeet, Wee hn sears ates wer A’ husband’ & father—loving, ‘kind| 1961. , Phas. & past her vain: IN LOVING MEMORY OF HARRY eacapeee| who passed away Feb. porever in our hearts-Mom & Pop.|1 shall remember” thee eon away ip ampece nee. 1h LO os gh . and true: @ do not forget you, nor do ia trae eared Re TS N LOVING MEMORY OF RALPH) Gedly_missed —— |W, one. te done by Thee. And "without word of farewell, with ‘a heart of love most: tender,| ¥e . who ered is at rest, 8 1957 : We cannot call the old a back, I whe 4 away -dune But all is we nt duleret bome. jolly, cheerful’ too We think of you often, and will Sniseed ‘by gon, Cleude end|Not dead to us who joved him,|Hi* hand we cannot touch — IN LOVING MEMORY, OF MARY | —Sedly_mis Feet ECON | Badly entered ae ene ty Artene|nneer’. oly. to the , a” by see, Clouds on [Not lost but gone before. PS oh ies etl memories Na’ dead te mm who loved him, E, Butler, who pesed away May tr | eee eet oask Nest, whe Evans, << Gres. Kyle Sadly missed by Wife and Children. may bers forgotten by some you. e lives wt us in memory, : ‘or son, ‘@iN LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY and shall foreever more. —fedly missed by his wile & fom-/Net On Wan te in memery Loving and kind in all her ways,| passed away ot hear riache, yen She paasea” eee ye dear to our memory you ff . Gallardo ane passed away Al: Sadly missed by wife, children.) UY. And shail forever more. Upright and just to the end of her|No one knows, = = teri AN. Se Ae MEMORY or root will — : gust §, 1955 gtandchildren and great-grand- S - iSadiy missed by his wife, Alice.) days, ~~ eee pie .  aense” George Milimine, passed Not ‘Gen ead. to us who loved him Sadly misved by Wife Pearl and ; God know ¢ how much 1 miss him. _ children IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZA- children and grandchildren, Sincere and true in her heart _ € - Py = Z aS eal. ‘away nas. 22 1 i e before : * gon. Gen "8 Never shal his memory fade. ‘ beth Powers, who passed away IX LOVING MEMORY OF MY/, mind, tes she left behind. boas day sometime our eyes shall Gee knows how much I gr him, | ¥ Dog P ar with aig in memo‘y, : ; 4 ugtite shail ever wandel.in LOVING MEMORY OF ABE|, October 22, 1957. brother, George E. Cook, who| Beautiful memories villen SDhoage oa rs oe s memory ider,|And shall forever more: LOVING MEMORY OF HUS- SB Gores ig csaty miseed bx 'ttrs.| Roth , ho, Dassed away Decem- Pei ee puistte you of all the, passed away May 4, eee ar 4 maiaeed by Mer Gouenrett | onsen as bee in memory. | |To Ving thoughts shal) ever wander, S20, Missed’ by Sirs m Violet O'Neal band, Glenn H. Hoyt, who passed : “ mourn for him in silem knd ee pe ee aoe Badly ‘missed by his wife, Bianche|_and_ Fam : : Henry © Gallardo. Pen b his suffering, past his pain,’ . love in our hearts 7  eyee can cee ven’? we meet again.|°*dly Bg» 4, y, ws wie, ene e cannot Lord, Th: rpoee Bee, J iN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR Cease to jes a vain,|But how could we know that so No ¢ {teat Is. shed|IN LOVING MEMORY OP. saM.| Still Dad. sis-|__# hard, |e Vi +! But all is well that's done by” SB Mother, Mrs. Virlie Piittin, who fe who suffered is ris boa Be the vee | arte s eres d t Walle cusere ase asleep. wel G. ioe who passed away berm A “missed by Mom ae & iN ovina. MEMORY oe LEOR, Vicky ogy Johnson, who Sadly missed by his wife, Thy B=+¥ _ passed away April 1, 1958. Gone to heaven with the blest. Jah Gos ual let et cn teas Sadly missed by sister, Ida.” Feb. 1 : ard VanderKooy, oe es be vibes _§, God knows how much we miss het,.sad'y missed by Mrs. Tilly Roth |, wuaese be “Bill, Jeanette, |IN LOVING MEMORY OF O UR are hiowers we placed upon his in NG ORY Rs. wirey, March SP er . deed Poo wee wey; IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROY coven ita gual ec maior 2 ere “Billy ang Mevie : meer, sees TS aeyeark gis May wither and dece Frank Reaume, who passed aWOY Woo wale ie i ap more; , — —. mong vo Jackson, who passed away , w : ou Wi Bees To the spot, where she is laid 1 roving MEMORY OF OUR paced eee But the love of ‘him who sleeps hon ‘atin, yee are aet Ajo ss th of ie we. treag, | Sue vy. Mommy, Daddy, a ces ir ewer tee Guest Sr Pea Mary and Gesree Bowden, mother and sister Josephine|IN LOVING MEMORY OF EL-'. JURE OH 1 1. uno loved her,|_ bene on earth you are no more, f : o and Grandpa Adimaro.| e: sPEm Mary and George Bowdien | Reaume, who passed away Sep Deve her oe isee po Passed SWAY x54 tost, but gone before: ss aly “ever fade nis” wite children Se memory you are wan) se wr NG FORT ee a Y OF My| Sent "here but, for ~" Vimo 6. 1957 oc on OSE ives with us in pacman? : we before. God marked him when ave IN LOVING MEMORY OF CARRIE past" rey, suffering, past her pain, |God knows how much I rr him, reo wnat ‘Torever & grandchildren Sadly miss . i od fe ner nieces and). dra Whi who passed away pose pl a me ee who} him birth ere who passed away June Cease to weep for tears are vain. perce “ lo ~eme ler wide Sadly missed by her children. n April 1 ‘ t aes poem fe to see thy fees, And took a) Ping & smile. 1954 |She who suffered is at rest, i Ge soe so ve he ic laid |IN LOVING MEMORY. OF OUR|IN_ LOVING Maony OF OTIS a ORY BERT | Gone is ace we ere bo Geer. tut ‘since this ‘ ey y miss st 2 Mra, owe how much I miss her. Gone to heaven with the blest. sais duties Be hla Slle. dawole| @ear tox & brett Ist Lt. Bill) Dean Craig, who passed away J. Allen, who passed away Jan.|Sien Sher ciekt ake peech (1: leave thee to the care of Him,| Warren sackson, ure. bs Never shal her memory fade:  Sadiy missed by her ehildren and peed ae Mary. | Haynes who was Killed in plane x Seplember. d i. ie Too far away for peech. S Bes ent ae | Mr. and Jett’ Jackson of Loring thoughts shall ever wander, ‘sister’ ane _srandcenenter, Mery.__ | Crash in Indiana, sept Fn ee eee pent Se*F ln is lonesome here without you, | zis, DOt 100 4 ior fore’ to DAF wage 9 yo ge by_Addle Gotshal Gotshal. _Gypsy,, Missourt, ; ‘ j ek : «| Sadiy missed by Alice and Orear iy LOVING MEMORY OF ovR/IN LOVING MEMORY oF BEsstF|A'*/3" 5° “this. world his ‘equal/As long as life ‘and memory last/And sed and Hebe age ele Brothers. nt LOVING MEMORY OF OUR], NO MEMORY OF ROD. Ejsholz Arnett, who passed away April f 1 shall remember : e IN Te ORY OF HOW. Lag lc iS aeerieae Kay Rochon, ‘ dear husband & father. Clayton . Pp Pp you'll find f Sadly missed by his enilaeen. Since you were called away. oa haw s Jr. who passed| who passed away way 954. grt H. Ramsey, who passed away 4 ix, LoviNo po gg A pica en passed away De an” Sai aol forgetien wore beautiful memories you le sadly — ~ 4 a. wife, sons & i habe ag 18, 1082, God knows how much we miss her, ia ani o 1 te whe loved bin 
war dene tep ves Mon Seek tear Ska Saar | [Malamig™ "MY sAtener Rowe ae Tmuea oy ater. Des sion, sovina demon” oF MAR lav Loving MEMORY OF MTR Kt ka Meaeacats Sm Rory att OPT tiaer| Rt Suttacesia'ta™ Me e o Us Ww oved ithe love a heart holds dear. ae SOT . Sse t, dames Vokral, in To the s where she is laid. e lives m Not lost but- gone before: | Fone Memories iinger every day, RY OF FPRAN-| away Feb 10. 1057. He fives with us memory } for evermore, He e Aires with us in memory, ‘Remembrance keeps him. near. IN LOVING MEMORY OF ER- Bi LOVING MEMORY. OF away |We cannot think of her as dead, whe passed away November Ist, ng onal = —. ora, a! missed by Gene & Margaret Badly a by Mr. & Mrs. mq shail forever more gy Sadly missed by Wife, children &) nest A. Tear, who passed away] December 13, 1957 Who walks with us more rien hae ¢ how much I miss her, ong Ye — . ING_WEMORY OF CLF. ank me brother George & ts loving wife Eve | and Family _gtandchildren. March 8, 1943. Not dead to us who loved him, om | the th of fe we tread; Never pk c memory fade: rothers rs a at Leche, who thea Grandma Tov IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDGAR Not dead to us who loved him,|Not lost, but gone before; ghe has but gone before. INS i, thoughis aha ver wander, ‘OR OUR) fora Mep Doug lg ss who passed away Jan/i~ toying MEMORY OF OUR Not lost, but gone before. He lives with us in memory a missed by husban fot a spot where pe . Nellie and Frank Wag- yoort_ 6 = left roo Lovint, 0 MEMORY OF 23. 1957 husband & father, Arthur Augus |He lives with us in memory nd shall forever, more ‘ missed her renee “ielen, nee ly cece wit dear,|C er neaveniy hom passed away ws memory is as dear today, tiné) who passed’ away Feb. 5, And shall forever more Bay missed by by his mother an a ina EMORY OF OF ROSA- as —— rents, * wists See you — : fn the hour he passei away.| jg57 Sadly missed by Mrs. Pearl Tear al MEMORY OF, ouR SONS AND te "Claxton away, , yl eas oe ite = memory test, little jamb to too meet reet and pure i Seay missed by Beatrice Schulz wis memory ts as dear today, | _& Lillian Ross. IN IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDWARD) brothers, Cpi Matheny killed oath, a a nt, cae Pe gg be tet at dene XL. this earth i Family. As in the hour he. passed away * arte ‘MEMORY OF ROB- Ervin, wh 6 passed away July 29,/ in Korea Be ater 17, 3 m1 on" knows how mitch ena miss: her, Neva it, Vailda| But God, loving kindness,| An angel oie - IN LOVING ogee OF AL- \~Badiy missed by his wife Ruth M_ Chapman, who passed) 957 Wm. T. Matheny, died ‘August 11, Never shall her memory fade, 7 oot Pere. the _| Look ked e on your ar bie and un- a4 took dene shila *. i fred ©, Dunckel who pared away) & family. Sway June 2, 1952 It is lonesome here without you, mit are waiting by the fiver,|Loving hits ever wander ao it by er, Father March 26 god snows ew mack oe mie Nie, | and Oud ed weary way; Just eeross the 1 Mf stream, To the she ie iatd. “ Mother. Middleton who and” ate taking’ your hand tn} ~ Ls \ Hot dead to as who-leved him. Iw MEMORY OF PEARL ELAINE! Never shall his memory face der| Lite has not been the same Where sweet flowers are ever/Sadly missed by her friend, Nancy pe ae MM 16, 1954, His, in ORY ANE Fae Be de mary | Beagege mm Paseed away ew Orgel eer Pander gince you vere calgary | Seen cree le Rann MUENORY OFA BAS? reese snd-mehores, [Re tonk 704 Homes to ret» ing | tuoman whe pane way Mey : , + 4, 195 : ¥ miss to rest: UY} - 1950, : sale pe rach Pag ag! oie daugnters a twit “when eventide draws or daughters” se ig Belly, Ervin and A Ee = FAITH <TH sia missed by" Mom. “Howard, eavder, Jake. Snyder and Albert And the ones whe think of her to-|IN mn MORY OP 8 our weet Father, let her Enow we : i ~ Sus nd 8 hd oi : on : Che her ae oe tte tamitiee. wget figmes the sky, ix, LOviNd Mi MEMORY OF Gor.\IN LOVING Umno passed! away th (LOVING EMORY OF HCIEA- ‘the world may change! from year are he who loved her best. o passed “away ‘May | and aixhough it Biskes us bine. we iN LOVING MEMORY OF ERICH we. ot you, deag ered vith? A : —_ owas persed S088! gel 1 ei. beth Fowers, omne passed pway| , to year. has > Seong ed ftetin pain: oa ae onal amiles can ever the P. — Passed away And the happy days ( eerns ens i4, 19 who loved him. |Not dead 18 us who loved her, October 22, And friends from day to aay. And & sorrow sorrow too great to om ~ 3 ott su 2 oe : + tt a bine i Ste loved cis. wing os of re woes rind back ue dead to wens here re Not lost, but gone before: God knows ey sien. T miss her, nS are Lind the Fong By ey ts who pave Joved and lost “ to vite weep fot Pye per Vaio. just one from mom's sweet , . : in memory Never shall her memory fade m memo ae : c : To khow that you are poos TB He livem,with us in memory She lives with us artha .« hig never grow git: ‘ined et Bg h the bi ace. ; 3 Fie. lives win ta" memory, | Winen the tmilight ends ne da scaly “miseeg by Mra. Peer! Tear!” Agadiy. intooed by sener, tether,| to the yo ae te oH ay Oy a aaa lomee Snyder, ahh eughter, Mrs. _Tommye Marie we fo Eecaeet Oy Caieren apt que : Lg ty ehtidren | “aby tad —— ace G " ‘4 Lillian Ross. : : sisters and brothers. Sadly missed by her husband. sed as 5. o ’ 6 ote | ‘ Toe ‘ | 
    
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00 (7) Mr. Danger, 
(9) Popeye. 
(4) News: Williams. 
(2) Susie. 
6:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. 
6:20 (4) Box Four. 
6:30 (7) Frontier Justice. 
venture. 
(4) Mr. & Mrs. North. Pam 
gets involved in murder 
when she plays nursemaid. 
(2) News: LeGoff. 
(2) Weather: Phelps. 
.(2) News: Edwards. 
(7) Sports Parade. 
(9) Million Dollar 740 : 
6:45 } 
Moon Is Down.” ('43.) (9) Rocky Jones. Space ad- 
Movie. 
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, ‘“The ~ (7) Frank chustva, Glynis 
‘ Johns) is hired to care for 
When Governess (Miss 
' Johns) is hired to car for 
boy (Eugene Martin) she 
finds him in state of shock. 
His father (Michael Pate) 
refuses to discuss his wife's 
mysterious , disappearance. 
(9) Charlie Chan. 
(4) Boxing. Spider Webb vs. 
Jimmy Beecham in 10 round 
middleweight bout. 
(2) Phil Silvers. Comedian 
Orson Bean plays a GI who 
wife, Rain Winslow). 
|9:30 (7) Patrice Munsel. Musical 
(9) Special Agent. 
- . (4) Boxing (cont.) 
(2) Playhouse. U.S.  corre- 
spondent (Kevin McCarthy) 
is halted by ruthless ruler 
(Thomas Gomez) when he (4) Cross Current. ‘Jewel probes insid ok sane 
(2) Dr, Christian. “Danger| WP 
a 10:00 (7) Play of Week. Last show of season. 3 t s 7:10 (7) Weather Sea. 
t: : (4) M. Squad, Ofticers hunt 7:15 (7) News: Daly. g 
7:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin. Livery (2) Lineup. Lawmen seek 
stable roustabout spins tall cop killers. 
tales. 
(9) Movie (cont.) 15 (9) Weather. 
(4) Truth, neces. Conseque 
(2) Boing Boing Sh. Gerald 
MecBoing Boing cartoon re- 
turns. 
National Cemetery. 
(9) Movie (cont.) 
(4) Jefferson Drum. Drum 
gets suspicious when beau- 
tiful womian strikes up ro- 
mance with miner. 
(2) Trackdown. Gilman bat- tles town when he investi- 
gates death. (9) Theater. “Beginning of 
the End.” 
8:30 (7) Western Manhunt. (4) News: W’Kamp. 
(9) Country Hoedown, (2) News: LeGoff. 
(4) Life of Riley. Riley 
breaks up daughter's ro-j11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. 
mance with singing cowboy. (2) Miss Fairweather. 
(Summer re-runs begin.) . a 
(2) Zane Grey Th. Career|11:29 (4) Sports: Parker. . 
soldier (Dick Powell) hunts (2) Sports Final. 
AWOL “Deserter.”” 
11:28 (2) N'Watch Theater. Pati (7) Special. Eisenhower de- 
livers address at Memorial 
Day Service, Arlington, Va., 10:20 (9) Film Fare. 
10:30 (7) Crash. Richard Conte, 
“The Silent Stranger." 
(9) Persqn to Person. Texas 
Pianist Van Cliburn who re- 
Tchaikovsky Award in Mos- 
cow, actress Olivia de Havil- 
land. 
(4) Thin Man. Rival college 
steals school mascot. 
(2) Harbor Command. 
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On. 
  
Muni 
at Dawn." ('52.) Kim Hunter, 
“Seventh Victim.” ('43.) 
11:30 (7) Shock Theater. Lon Chan- 
ey, “Dead Man's Eyes.” 
("4.) 
(9) Theater (cont.) 
* (4) Jack Paar. Eva Gabor, 
~~ Johnny Carson, Hugh Downs. 
Detroit singer Marian Lovell.| 5 
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Strike 5: ‘SATURDAY MORNING 
(2) Meditations. 
(2) On the Farm Front. 8:25 
(2) TBA. 
(7) France Discussion. 
(4) (color) News. 8:30 
8:55 
(2) Michigan Conservation. 
(4) Cartoon Express. 
(7) Crusade for Christ. 9:00 : 
(2) Children’s Bible Adven- 
ture, 
(2) Capt. <angaroo. 
(7) Betty Boop. 9:30 
10:00 (4) Howdy Doody. 
(7) Don Wattrick, Sports. 
10:30 (2) Mighty Mouse. 
(4) Ruff and Reddy. 
11:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. 
(4) Fury. 
11:30 «2) Jimmy Dean 
(4) Andy’s Gang. 
11:55 (9) Billboards. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00 (2) Lone Ranger. 
(4) True Story. 
(7) Saturday Party. 
(9) Country Calendar 
(2) Movie, 
(4) Detective’s Di 
(9) Movie. 12:30 
(4) Farm Report. 
(4) Window Shopping. 
(2) Movie. 
(4) Double Feature. 1:15 
1:30 
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(7) Movie. 
(9) Movie. 
co ays stevie Party 
(3) Metropolitan Mirror. 
(9) Feature Film. 
(2) TV Billiards. 
(9) Gabby Hayes. 
(2) 20th Century-Fox Hour. 
-(9) Wild Bill Hickok. 
Los Mayas, Aztecas. 
in Feature Contest 5:30 
  
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Cross Nation in Just 
4% Hours 
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — The Douglas’ Aircraft Co. pre- 
pared to realize a dream today 
land unloose its prize peacetime 
bird. 
This is the day for the launch- 
ing of the gigantic Douglas jet 
passenger airliner, a craft . that 
can carry up to 176 passengers 
hours. 
* * * 
The company rates its top speed 
at 600 miles an hour. 
.The company said it had poured 
250 million dollars of private cap- 
ital into development of the jet- 
For years the Douglas company 
had been making preliminary 
studies for a jet passenger air- and cross the nation in just 44% Mi icrophones_ ‘Worry - Producers of | ‘Person to Person’ 
  MURROW-EYE VIEW — Here’s how Edward R. Murrow sees 
his ‘Person to Person” co-producers, John Aaron (left) and John 
Zousmer. They are going over program notes while Murrow (back 
to camera) holds his ever-present cigarette. ‘‘Person to Person” 
is televised by CBS Fridays at 10:30 p.m. on TV Subjects -   
    Png Sarai 
were actually, guest in the hou 
as though he were there physical- 
ly. If the guest brings up a touchy 
subject, or makes a statement 
which Murrow ‘would ordinarily 
challenge if they were talking 
someplace else, on this show he'll 
deliberately: change the the subject. 
Is your set 
POR .ce    ‘Mast Be Hidden’ 
“And Some Celebrities 
Don't Wear Clothes of 
Correct Type : 
By DICK KLEINER 
NEW YORK (NEA)—You might 
bowtie 
were   
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wear. But if you 
-_ Sylvania’s : 
“Siiver Screen 85” 
  
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Just three years ago Donald W.. 
Douglas, board chairman, issued 
the directive that converted the, 
ideas into the beginning of a firm. 
and passenger service over ‘United 
States routes, will start before the) 
end of 1959. 
4-Cent Stamp Output 
Ordered Increased 
WASHINGTON   
(UPI) — Post- 
  
Memo to Grads: 
Salaries Better 
but Jobs Scarce 
EAST LANSING (UPI)—The 1958 
college graduate has to be more 
aggressive than those in past years 
if he wants a job—but he will! find 
starting salaries slightly higher. 
This report on employment 
trends was supplied 
    “Job openings may be slow the 
rest of 1958 and possibly into 1959, 
from what employers tell us,"’ Kin- 
ney said, “although somé of them 
-fexpect a pickup in the last quarter 
of 1958." 
Kinney warned a college degree 
alone will not guarantee a good 
job. He said graduates will have 
ambitious worker.” 
* * 
petition for the better student.” 
Why MSU Offers Aid 
EAST LANSING — Michigan Scholarship   
—what we he's inter. 
ested in—and he's a good student 
and fine boy.” 
  
    .|TV actresses. She appeared recently on 
to show “makings of a dependable, 
,|this year. Wilson Makes More 
P earless Forecasts   By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK — You've all been such dolls lately, you de- 
serve some more of my fearless forecasts. 
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mins tis'y become a father of a meager . CBS’ 
try to steal Jack Paar from NBC . 
Khrushchev’s “sudden death” will neck 
nobody ... Louella Parsons, Walter Win- 
chell and Ed Sullivan will retire to live 
off the interest of the interest ... The | 
bitter 196@ Democratic convention will 
narrow down to Symington-vs-Kennedy. 
Los Angels will post signs saying, “Brook- 
lyn Dodges, go home” . . . Herb Shriner’ll do 
a TV comeback after Jack E. Leonard and 
Jack Carter become the busiest TV comics .. WILSON ; 
Frank Sinatra’ll meet an old wife of his, Ava Gardner, in Eu- 
rape... Anticipating a Democratic Sees Nixon's advisers’ll 
advise him NOT to get nominated in ‘60. . . Jackie Gleason’ll 
make a hole-in-one (one hundred), 
Jim Hagerty’ll be invited to edit a Republican newspaper . 
Sue Carson and Barbara Nichols will be recognized as our 
greatest comediennes . . . Suzy Parker—panned for her first 
movie — will be praised for “10 N. Frederick” and will give 
all the credit to Stella Adler . . . Wilson girl Joan Bradshaw of 
Tulsa and Houston will be Hollywood's new sexbomb. , 
the oldest families in Georgia. “They're so old,” says Joe E., 
oldest families in Georgia. “They're so old,” says Joe E., 
“they've been condemned” ... Another Joe E. line: “Give 
me 10,000 stouthearted men and I'll give you 10,000 cardiae 
cases” . . Ray Bolger’s recollection of Ky. Derby time: | 
“When the corn is full of kernels and the colonels are full 
The anti-Texas society says a Texan is @ Mexican on his 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... . 
Vani Cilburnashed Stove Alken pet to shew the plentet's 
new seeded album on Sv —— bes wey oa eae 
the cover .. . Lionel Hampton canceled his tour of North 
Africa. 
Singer Eileen Barton, back with her 
estranged husband Vie Jarmel, signed 
ex-husband Brownie Lassner as her 
manager ,.. The backstage thief at the 
Steve Allen show snagged Steverino the 
greyhound’s rhinestone collar. (He’s a 
greyhound, not a watchdog) . . . Pretty 
Gloria Talbot is one of the busiest of the 
“West. Point.” ; 
Doris Day denies the stories that 
she and husband Marty Melcher are ex- 
pecting ... New B’way racket: A man 
in stage makeup tells people waiting at 
the theater box office that he’s in the 
show, can get ‘em good seats. They give 
him the money—and he disappears .. . 
Those “Walk” and “Don’t Walk” signs 
  "GLORIA 
at corners are handy—they give the average New Yorker 
something to read while he’s crossing against the lights. That's 
earl, brother. 
as 1958) People’ll say “Whatever happened to Dody Goodman?” ,. .| ° ELE! 
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Music i in i Round by Dick Saunders 
  at the big bust in Brussels, Good- 
man’s concerts—the first live pres- 
entation in the American Perform- 
ing Arts Program—will be record- 
ed by Columbia for release later 
* * * 
Other late entries worth note 
are “Four On An Isle” (Colum- 
bia OL-1111) by The Pear Lats; 
“Portraits” (Columbia CL-1108) 
instrumentals by Frank DeVol & 
Orch.; “This is June Christy” 
(Capitol 11006) by misty Mise The not-so-forturiates of the for- 
tunate five are “Jenny Lee’ 
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If the local disc dealer doesn’t! 
have these, ask if he's “Got a} 
Match” or mpghe a cigar??? 
¢ Fieshman fans will eat up ‘ ‘The 
Four Freshmen In Person” sre 
\ol T-1008) . , . especially for those who have seen them in person. 
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shorter, lean cabinetry—ciean design TV that helps you decorate—“‘One-Touch” 
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      First class mail — Yates on 
beth local and out-of-town letters! 
increased from three to four cents 
an ounce on Aug. 1. Post cards 
and drop letters (letters picked 
up by recipients at post offices) 
p Be ae from two to three cents 
Airmail — letter rates go up 
from six te seven cents an 
eunce and airmail post cards 
from four to five cents on Aug. | : _ ; 
\Quiet-Living Widower 
Second class mail (newspapers,| Leaves $450, 000 in Will 
periodicals and magazines) — 
three annua] increases in both 
pound rate? and minimum piece|many years William F. Plumb, 
rates which take effect Jan. 1, 72, 
1959, 1960 and 1961, Pound rate/lived modestly in a furnished 
increases total 30 per cent on/room. 
reading matter and 60 per cent| 
minimum piece rate of %a centia 
per copy increased to 4, % and 
% cents in the three annual steps. 
Controlled circulation publica- 
tions — uniform bulk rate of 12 
cents a pound takes effect Aug. 1. 
Present rates are 11 cents a pound 
mailings weighing more than 
eight ounces and 10 cents a pound 
    the new 
  Present 
    Book rates’— present rate of 
eight cents for the first pound’ 
and four cents for each- additional | 
;pound goes up Aug. 1 to nine 
|cents for the first pound and five | 
cents for each extra one. Special | 
book rate extended to | 
graphic recordings. 
x* * * 
Parcel post — minimum siatahe| 
for parcel post, packages increase | 
from, eight to 16 ounces Aug. 1. rg 
  
BELMONT, Mass. (AP) — 
a widower without children, 
* * * 
He had neither a television nor 
radio. set. 
Plumb's will filed for siehete| 
* * * 
la- ‘had studied the stock market and | 
    * |property values so succéssfully he 
left. $300,000 in real estate hold-| 
ings and $150,000 in securities, 
Trail of Fowl Feathers 
Cooks Youths’ Goose   
ELIZABETH, N, J. (AP)—Po- 
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Detectives said Wilbert Hinton, | 
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Set gt bly pha horses, according to government dassods . pa lj f N M i Ri f Goi } 
2S nt ew Mail Rates Going] 
Into Effect on August {st By United Press International 
yesterday disclosed he had 
amassed a $450,000 estate, all of | 
which he left to the Shriners’ Hos- | 
pital for Crippled Children in 
Springfield. 
Plumb, who died last April 6, 
lice arrested two youths here yes-' 
terday and charged 
trying to feather their nests with 
loot from a chicken market. them with’     
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weight limit on third class mail * * * AT each PEOPLE'S MARKETS 
to raise Aug, 1 trom ight ounce! But @ trail of chicken feathers rT up to, but not inctoding, let by the pair eventually cooked ounces. their goose. 
, incre from 14 | Police found the feathers and) hy Lg panel a. — Soa. The rest, they said, 9 : was duck soup, 
Seat. | crise tuo tam rete increase PC CPC -MAl from 1% to 2 cents next Jan. 
‘sil L and to 2 conta duly 1, 1960 ST GTEP-sAL EES 
: from $10 to $20 next Jan, 1. 
6:00 For non-profit organizations, 
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Wedding tine $ 12.50 
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available ot $75 to $250 to 
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F. MIAMI $225.00 
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