oO”? THIS ‘ibtidnbic siblitay, when all America does honor to the nation, that phrase, “the rocket’s But they were Corigreve rockets, a new enitiiary device being used by the British in their quarrel filled with powder and its stick to be poked into the ground, made many a’ dad a rocket expert in the witnessed by Francis Scott Key who ‘wrote “The. Star Spangled Banner. = ~ sage glare, roles A i * “When Francis scott Key wrote the. ‘words that later became part of the fabric of our patriotism, they meant something different. They referred to rockets all right—crude forerunners of the ones which soar the skies today. _with the young American nation in the War of 1812. x2 * - They looked something like the rocket which was to become one of the major symbols of celebrating the Fourth of July—the “skyrocket.” This later piece of fireworks, early years of this century. & & tk Our modern rockets which have us on the thresh- old of the Space Age could hardly have been im- agined by the British tars who touched off the Con- greve rockets aimed at Ft. McHenry in the attack * Pf But today, with ey. tremendous Ameri- can rockets course through the emptiness of limit- less space. They bring a new symbol into being, representing the inspiration, the ingenuity and the courage of the Land of Freedom—born in this world July 4, 1776. #248 ‘its. tubular body 2) By the Associated Press Traffie ...... eoveves (ae Drowning: .. 2. 05600068 Miscellaneous .......: 2 i. weve ede s ee eenes BB ‘By United Press -International Safety experts grimly watched the nation’s highways’ today, des- perately hoping that somehow the predicted record July 4th holiday - traffic toll could be -averted. —.—“The National Safety Councit fore=| cast 410 highway deaths before the W: * * loliday Death Mounting Steadily holiday officially ends at midnight Sunday. The council said 12,000 persons would be injured by then. _ The 410 figure tops the _pre- views three-day Indpendence Day holiday record, set in 1955 when United Press International recorded 391 highway deaths. The all-time July 4th death mark occurred in the four-day 1950 holi- day weekend, when 501 persons were killed on the roads. —fhe council said—its-forecast-of 410 deaths meant 8) more persons x *« * _Local Highway Mishaps Minimized by Rainfall Last night’s rain-soaked introduction to the Inde- pendence Day weekend helped keep Pontiac and Oak- land County highway mishaps down to a minimun. No fatal accidents were reported here boas F the first 18 hours of. the holi-+ day. In nearby counties, however, an Imlay City woman and a Utica man were killed in separate accidents. _~ Area police reported numerous minor collisions occurring in yesterday’s) heavy rain. At least six fares suffered minor in-| — lowed: traftie. to: “crawl in many” paces, yesterday *Voorheis, as storm wa afternoon,- police said. Dixie high- way was .temporarily. barricaded in, Drayton Plains yesterday after- noon and traffic was re-routed for a time on Telegraph road north of}: swirled| . across the Lsateatepi Toll. would die this weekend than dur- weekend period, : - , Police across the nation: mobil- ized fal letforts in an attempt to death rate. Virtually all’ avail- able patroimen were called out and warnings against speed, drinking drivers and carelessness source. A St. Louis, Mo., radio station would give a free ice cream bar to highways stayed death-free this weeknd. As yet, no Missouri fatality had A radio station at Winston-Salem, N. C., said it would pay funeral costs for Forsyth County's first holiday traffic death. The station said it hoped this would “be a contest with no winhérs.” Tours Yellowstone Park YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo. (UPI) — Afghanistan Prime Min- ister Mohammad Daud visits Yellowstone Park today on his ‘tour of the United States. ‘|call Off Missile Strike ALAMAGORDO, N. M. (UPD Machinists last night called off its grace strike at Lock- heed Aircraft: Company's facili- ties at the Air Force missile development center, ing a normal non-holiday three-day at least slow down the highway | came from almost every possible | everyone in the state if Missouri's) 43 Yanks in Cuba Await Their Own 4th Hospital Council Considers Plea by St; Joseph Officials of Both Sides Meet to Resolve Split wamed with x uatry ead-wnidit+-on—Building Plans The Detroit Area Hos- pital Council has taken under advisement argu- ments by St. Joseph Mercy Hospital that its physical plant should be expanded. A hospital spokesman said yes- terday that council and hospital officials met in. Dearborn in an attempt to resolve their differ- 200-bed addition to existing 330- bed facility. — The hospital says the addition is needed to: meet an increasing demand for hospital beds in an area where; demands already ‘ex- coed capacity. ént demand. is, in reality, “arti- The Bright Spot, FE 8-048, Th council says that the pres- SRS Pot! lg aT 0. Believe Tycoon Puts on Naive Act ; WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Peter F. Mack (D-Ill) said_today \there hag been a well-organized ‘public relations effort--to make more naive than he really is. * * * Rep. John B. Bermett (R-Mich), _janother snember of the House sub- ‘committee which is looking into) the Boston _millionaire’s: relations| —* with presidential aide Sherman Showers to Continue Through Tomorrow Pontiac area residents: can ex- pect today’s showers to continue. The U. S, Weather Bureau pre- énees over St, Joseph's proposediqicts cloudy with scattered show- ers and thunderstorms for tonight with a low of 60-64 degrees. is . Saturday will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and be- coming cooler with a high of 70- 74. The outlook for Sunday is partly cloudy~and cool. fical, " and. thet more com rk 8 ( on 2, Col Sixty-two was the lowest record- sepa ~~ ed temperature in downtown Pon- tiac preceding 8 a.m. The. read- Bernard Goldfine appear to be Adams and others, said he con- siders Goldfine ‘“‘anything but naive — a very brilliant business! man.” Rep. Morgan M. Moulder (D- Mo) said in another interview that “any man who has been as successful as he has been both |-in-his- enterprises and-in-secur- ing | — is bound to be a The scien’ Boston indus- trialist has stressed his humble beginning as an 8-year-old immi- grant boy from Russia, and his fascination at ‘meeting important people. y * « And when the subcommittee disclosed what Goldfine described as Christmas gifts ‘that we send to some poor workers in different offices," Goldfine - commented bad, I would like to be told about it. AA) The secures recessed un- til next Tuesday its questioning} of Goldfine after disclosing that he sent checks of from $35 to $75 each’ to 38, persons it. said were present or former employes of the White House and congressional of- fices—both Democratic and Re- publican, - L* * * ; "The White House confirmed that that “if that is something that is/ Probers Call Goldtine Shree checks. One, Miss Laura G. Sher- man, said she had received a $75 check last Christmas. Press secre-| tary James C. Hagerty said Miss Sherman, whose home is at Fran- conia, N.H., had been at fhe White House about a year and formerly was on the stiff of Sen. Norris Cotton (R-NH), She now is Adams, whose acceptance of fa- vors from Goldfine has beea aired by the subcommittee. x * * Hagerty said Mrs; Helen Colle, secretary to appointments secre- tary Thomas E, Stevens, reported getting checks each year since 1950 — a period including three years of the administration of former President Truman. The checks ranged from $35 to $7, Hagerty said. In n Today’ Ss Press: ae EE 15 ae eee Farm.and_ Garden... secueus 1s Obitaaries ....650ceicceceess A Sports ...ccsccccveesioeve APlT Theaters .......... ee 7 TV and Radio Programs. sack , Wilson, Earl . etre ov? +No,—2-secretary—to She ¢-m-a-}—— ‘Report Rebels Now Hedging 'About Release Believe Navy's Airlift Halted to Keep Secret Castro’s Positions From Our News Wires— three Americans spent the Fourth of July in_ rebel camps of eastern Cuba to- day waiting for their own Independence Day. Some informants said the voile appeared now to be hedging on their release after turning loose The U. 8, naval base at Guan- tanamo: was reported. to have reached ah answer to the mys- *| terious snag which stopped the rescue of the 45 captives, It was believed the 45 men,) cluding 30 U.S. Marines and- iors, might. start walking out of the rebel-held hills today, A U.S. Navy airlift by helicopter halted abruptly yesterday, apparently for fear the craft would give way rebel’ positions to the Cuban army, * * * instructed his two of its employes had. received [ q ° Women’s Pages eeenvecee dele _HAVANA, Cuba — Forty. four-Americans and one Canadian, Yesterday. rebel. leader Fidel ; brother Raul } | eaiiidesdianiimaiee rane — ee meee toi ee eT ae er eee rey. ere ——EE 3 TWO as Transport Hoffa Builds His Power | Unions Unite WASHINGTON (AP)—James R.|plan to link all the nation's trans- ee ee ae NO SENS. A NSE ree of In bilte cst cr be m cast out o AFL-CIO, ance, rapidly wore other unions to his} Already in a position, with his side and further building his al-|144-million-member Teamsters ready tremendous power. Union, to call the shots on. the Hoffa’s new partners include|to coast, Hoffa-envisioned the new some of the same AFL-CIO lead-|alliance as embracing all werkers ers who voted only a little more/in air-land-sea transport. than six months ago to oust ~ x *« * Hoffa-led truck union from : tederntiw on sensational corrup- Ue ee yg ge tlage <5 es ee ia ~- |mational Longshoremen’s _ Assn. © &-* and: National Maritime Union. It there were any doubts ofirne ILA, like the Teamsters what the fast-moving Hoffa is UP/ Union, was exiled from the main|” }Odd | his announcement yesterday of 8/ sounds it was infested with hood- ations of ele 7 lums. storage ‘ : : The NMU is headed by Joe exe. . The balance Curran, an AFL-CIO vice presi- | It reached no ude routine re- U QS 0 ee “ident and member of the federa- | stems but reported the invest —- : tion’s' Ethical Practices Commif- | ten of some rebel strongholds 4 = ore 3 tee. Curran said he couldn’t recall ; aa, eaatn e SUyeiaie Sebiing B best ies whether the AFL-CIO rules pro- | With the ineurgents and | with t of the Bald- union from de ousted =: : IRS : FS ee — ees : . ‘summer 2 sched- SISTER ACT — Sisters Frank Vandruska — te | In the area of Chouf, the le for to a close, i unions like the Teamsters and (left), of Pontiac ae Mrs. -F2 ; . hold of rebel leader Kamal Jum- about: s have been Flies to Paris for Talksina. ee pager eli Ernest ye lek aiderters sow “incase poe 4, x «*« * Crane, of Lake Orion, difficulty : ae < on France’s Position in , a in remembering the birthdays of their newest s. Cra ned {Ley seen te eeveres To bee from the ° Hoffa said he was confident amounting to several third least NATO, Atomic Power another alliance signer in Paul children. Both delivered baby girls Wednesday . as She. armed men,” the report said. non-fiction, ‘Hall, president of the AFLC30's some 15 hours apart at St.-Joseph Mercy Hos- weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces, eS ak ok ARIS — Secretary of|Seafarers Internatio Union. OY Gs ce : ae John ae Dulles flies here|With Hall in-his camp, Hoffa will hy Bey esr 2 a anes consisted a Se oe menend sas wi Be ede ee eee : Ne “beidab French end “tllen Sraieetice to ms an atomic which Curran contended wasn’t|s 2 “° e : , ae oon a ‘the ‘power and western hopes that/accomplishing anything anyway. : : ; , ance will become astrnger| ke Fear 19 Die in Iowa. loods voit tp eaaliios ten ‘NATO member. . All transport unions, including 7 : ; oe these arms were acquired ' ‘Phe United States was reported |those in the railroad. and avia-| AUDUBON, Iowa (UPI)—Rivers|including two persons still missingjing in nearby Exira and Atlantic “Nor was it possible to reluctant to see France enter the | tion peagramsiceny he be invited |gnd creeks again surged over their|4nd Presumed dead. dl tis siteation’ soar pet oe nen ae list‘ of atomic powers because jhere in August to learn a \banks today in flood-battered sec-| Authorities fearéd more bodies | . infiltrated from outside; there nt of oe peers, becaes bere In AUG, tee oerrane[tnnis ny in od-ateted sto Aah tard more bates [Sng yet but warned” oor te du the ‘ready complicated problem of portation’ Unity” and to Join UP: |pering the search for victims of| subsides and @ new search is be- ane, resiseots & goes SC Or ven Seen was case ee Se ek as Riotia auld. £0 SS eee the rampaging waters. 5 gun of bayous choked with mad =, sf _ . composed of Lebanese. : controlied by ainy future unstable expenses. | The Unofficial death count in the) #84 SePrie. At Exira, the hardest hit com- : yovernment. - \siege of flash floods climbed to 19, Heavy rains triggered new flood-| munity, debris eatight against a H ] (10 a.m. nste 4 . ; floodwa highway = 2 1m. EST) and conferring with De TO ers at & a a “3 trokman warned if the water gets in Italy Facing meeting sce 1am aten oaiter| MISSING in TECK TOF ANING COPNICES |iiusts"imetcn emay e| Ire of Tourists meeting since 1947, when : i 7 oul \ held office. _ met last 2 .. : : ing to get it.” “5 yeek with British, Prime Minister nee Say = worst flooding along Harold Macmillan. M ountains Property owners in Pontiac must cooperate to pre- Piggy Bee tars » Rosales | + De Gaulle returned last siight vent falling cornice stone incidents ‘such as occurred! crested yesterday afternoon at 94 ‘trom a three-day visit to Algeria} CHATEAU, Mont. (AP) — Two i at - inundating and ‘called his top foreign aftairs|young brothers, clad only in light|!™ Detroit recently, said Carl Alt, city building in- ot gee Po a. ‘aides in this morning pete beer fe coee nigregpenmerer dy. pit : ° about 200 families in the city of 1 : a ‘briefing for tomorrow's encounter. | li snowstorm in mountainous). “TJ the roperty- owners who are rimarily re-| 7 population to flee, = to release prisoners once. alling church Informed “sources said De |Drthwest Montana last night. ia a the good¢————— : — ae flood crest.on the Nishna-| -_ sures Santiago sid) ~—_ a Gaulle was key to ask Bullet | tom Deliwo. Wdentiiea/CORdition of their buildings, ings may be eliminated. complete boina was expected to tthe down: famlieg and. sweethearts of the Rainfall Diminishe plutonium. Lack of this vitél |the youngsters as Rutie Harper, jalthough the city makes |." e- . day and 600 persons were alerted kidnap victims for the inconven- : in S$ wale ot Sl Regnlar checks 10r GANger| pics. pias old “age, are the|™ Ste oo & moment's noes pat Raul Casto Sek, de sures gal Road Mish -early atomic bomb test, France |——~——_* _* ints, said AN prose ag talgmamtinag. Mang yg” aac oe sees said, that the action was neces ; I ap mata heer ld nen tent fC ck, ae eet comer as SNE en Geog Top yD, 2 gemcolapret France has some plutonium but|timental Divide “country: west of|bined in Pontiac's favor in recent] “ris the same action thati@emage. deh og Rance hes Mien: Menshe, Senslines, 61, of peeds greater. quantition $95 5 trae yoo meek a ie a ac £7 i ge au dimen om aemaate Piao: Bae to aa ‘|the men — all apes ih good bende np re ag a here are that it will take Brance|Peratures ere Sear Jreening: a cornice ‘stone fell to the side- — ast aan banal ios aakedl US Consul Park’ F. Wollam| State police said a truck driven — Jeon ite] “I was awfully afraid for the|Walk was about three years ago). r. of of flew here yesterday with Antonio|¥y Harland Wood, 34, of Winnipeg, develop enough plutonium fpr its| , away thousands of acres of crops. the. of driven ow an ke to mpeel| boys because of the stow and low)'a the 8, Saginaw street district Diana Craw § Laffer : , Chamberlain of Coral Gables, Fla.,|struck the rear of a car sey lagers like to temperatures,” said Dellwo. lwoum HURT YEr “> Mee pecticha'nc ee nen des one of the five men released by/8Y Michael Eres. dpe. = - Nes adi : rescue ‘ithe rebels and ‘s car , , aa aa et eat'| No one was hurt, nor was the! REQATGEM aS a HOAX | werkers. betere new rains snd Sonferred at length with Ainbas-(0f the victim's suto on M2 east Canada’s Trade Soars . |which included eight men’ - serious,” - Alt ied: darkness forced them to end sador Earl E, T. Smith. ot Imlay City. sage as t-* & said, WASHINGTON @ — Ressia | OF Sere fer the might. ‘Wollam, who negotiated the in- “a * OTTAWA — More than halt of| 4. they were coming out of the| ve" With more manpower, Alt) saq pritain wrote off today as a | The flood area was threatened itial release, sped back to Guan-| Engelberg was killed when a Canada’s exports are sent to the! 1. i46 country the boys apparent- said, repeated, minute inspection) pohable hoax a letter purported- |by still another danger — disease.|concerned with Italian romantic|tanamo_last night and it was be- dump truck driven by Albert R. United States and nearly two|)/Vir coin vy ost contact with| Would be necessary to detect dan-| iy written by a U.S. Air Force |Officials feared debris ant dead'pensions, Usually the Americans|lieved rescue operations would re-/Kepley, 77, of Roseville struck is thirds of its total imports come). inen,” said. Dellwo a. as soon as they de- pilot. saying he planned to drop |livestock deposited by the flood-icare for good, de luxe hotels. Only|S¥Me at once: mck Ton and W. Utica roads ROBT | ya cee at an -A-bomb off the English coast | Waters might start-an epidemic.-'|, few artists still look for 19th ownship. Kepley was yeas ie ears st ee a fergie Se Pontiac inspection der | and thew” take refuge in tho | century atmosphere. is Flee-Doomed-Plane [mot hel by palit. se Palle : . ; partment, with men | Soviet Union. 7 hh Sie REET CL : Pontiac Department F rth j Jul | — in an intensive search to- available to inapect eo buildings The Soviet Mubensy released Okinawa 50th State? ae uaa * p LONDON (UPI) — A vs Works repo ak i umerous com frou [@) ¥ =_— | and new construction, cannot af- | the letter last night. The U.8.| TOKYO (ie =~: Malte ites: | Tee Sermane ore specinuts Air Force twin-jet RB«s plaints yen ngntornde angered ; ford to do this, he said. — State Department immediately | cow, in a broadcast beamed to —camping during the deluge yesterday : Many German men know were “ Most.-commercial buildings get| described it as a Russian Japanese listeners Thursday pods "4 Wet for Most Drop Blood Plasma | Mss; ‘ommerci! Duldines eet) satiahod. tor pur- | night, acctsed the United states [Country well as a result of World of N ation the department makes its annual ao —o —_ a oF ed map sg make Okinawa, ome with all their equipment and This “Tornado funnels were sighted By United Press International The weather put a damper on ‘fourth of July outings today with scattered showers and thunder- showers ranging from the Rocky Mountains to the East Coast, The only areas expected to escape the rain today were the Lower Mississippi Valley, the New England states and-the Far West. Heavy rains continued to fall during the night in the central portion of the country, including the flood-stricken section of south- western Iowa. The Iowa floods, which began Tuesday night, have claimed 19 _lives and caused damage in the in Shock Cases LANSING (UPD — The State Health Departmerit has started distribution of a blood. derivative five times better for fighting shock than liquid blood plasma—the usual shock treatment material. Dr. Albert. E. Heustis, state health commissioner, said serum albumin, processed from outdated whole blood and blood contained in placentas in the department’s blood salvage program, is better in several ways than plasma. ~*~ & & “Serum albumin produces a faster recovery in the patient, has no adverse reactions, lasts longer millions of dollars. Continued rains threatened. more severe flooding in: the area, Fiash floods also swept parts ‘of northern Missouri and Kan- . sas, but. damage was confined largely to farmiands, — near Chadron, Neb., and at’ Sa- lina, Kan., last night, but they apparently did not touch ground. The Weather Fall U. &S. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY ~~. Cloudy with scattered showers and th - never been known to cause serum hepatitis, as sometimes has. hap- pened when plasma is used,’’ he said. : May Be Predictable BOSTON — According to astron- 4omers, it now appears that big magnetic storms, which cause disruption of radio communication and a great display of the northern lights, can sometimes be forecast. The storms are the result of. the sun’s shooting off streams of infi- only olla teatistek eoees anus? |nitesimally minute atomic - par- coming r. Lew tonight 60-64, high |ticles, The intensity of certain vis- Today im Pontiac Fs temperature preceding 8 a.m. At 8 a.m.: ‘Wind velocity calm, ible-light lines in the spectrum of the sun’s corona and the occur- rence of certain magnetic storms on the earth are probably associ ated, the scientists say. Air-Passenger Mark Set CANBERRA —_ The Australian Governmient’s internal airline, Trans-Australia Aiflines, carried a record 912,000 passengers on scheduled flights during 1957, an increase of. nearly 39,000 over the previous record yeaf® 1956. T, A. A. aircraft flew more -than ~394,- 000,000. passenger-m ile s, an .in- erease of 5 per cent over the year 6am... 63 err 7 a.m. G3 1D MM... ne cevesees 8 a.m. oof. 64 i p.m... 70 9 O@.m...46.... 64 10 -a.2m... +, OS : Thursday in Pontiae (as recorded downtown) ii temperature .....5..cecceree oe est temperatioVe oo... 6... cies ens e On tOMPErAtUre .6 0.6 cere e cece ene 65 r — Rain. : One, Ye Ago th Pontiac ear Ago on Highest’ temperature ........0. 0.0000: 82 température . ¢« _ temperature . 26.6665. ccceen cies bi] ther — Rain .73 in. Lowest Temperatures This ; in 86 Years Vs 7 in 1940 , 0 tn Too before, ’ lip ‘ in storage, is easier for physicians| to handle and administer and has Large Magnetic Storms inspection -of signs, according to weakness during the year.” eight buildings so far this year, he noted, OWNERS RESPONSIBLE compelled .to make repairs, Alt said, under the city’s building code, thus maintaining public health and safety. A bright spot in -the picture, he feels, is the proposed urban renewal of the S. Saginaw street area, where many of the past danger spots have existed and _others_are expected to crop ap. Alt. “In addition we're: constantly on the alert to detect signs of This: system of inspection has resulted in repairs to seven or Property owners are legally From Man She Wed “Tf the project gets under way,” Alt said, “many of these build- Dubin, 23. 3 Times Starlet Gets Divorce 2208 MOM ars him td bo But a single court action changed all that yesterday. All three marriages were last year to the.same man, Neil She divorced him on testimony that he harassed and ridiculed her and caused her to break out in hives.- She and Dubin eloped to Yuma, Artz. and then got . married again’ in Las Vegas, Nev., because they ‘weren't _ sure if the first ceremony was legal. When they got back to Los Angeles their parents in- a Expect Quick Ike Reply on Defense Study sisted on another marriage — just to make sure. > ‘ - € By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) of preventing a surprise attack. The’ proposal for a conference was made by Soviet Premier Niki- ident Eisenhower Wednesday, Ei- senhower is expected to reply tions ‘already started with NATO nations, : x * *& Advance ‘indications of condi- tional agreement came both from Secretary. of State Dulles and from unofficial comments by. Brit- ish officials. 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Reg. to 59c Dresser Scarfs, Doilies. ......... 22¢ ag i e : . 4 : Eas (Oe ‘ FRIDAY, JULY 4, Sets Example for Vi 1 "Twas 182 years ago today that 57 men affixed their signatures to a document that they knew was their death warrant if their project failed. But they preferred death to an existence brought about by their mother country. The colonies which they represented were being intoler- ably taxed to pay for a victory which they had helped that country to win. ce “Os After several days’ debate on the question which had ‘the support of. only two-thirds of their constituents” (the other third fearing further re- prisals if such action was taken), tremor. That immortal document, our Declaration of Independence, which pioneered the way fora free world, shows ‘that no signatur faltered. Be 2 pir oe , These men were patriots in the pure essence of the word. They were statesmen. There wasn’t a politician” in the bunch, and the impending gallows did not swerve them one inch from.the eeurage of their convictions. Would our present lawmakers stand as firm? ’ ‘Svlvan Officials Remain Silent About Charges ‘Our phones continue to ring with inquiries asking “What’s to be done about unjust. traffic violation pen- _gilties in the City of Sylvan Lake?” We are at a loss for an explanation. ee ee fe After a barrage of —letters-.and.. phone calls, The Press suggested in an editorial that the city in question come forth and issue a statement. ~ _ They have remained quiet and the whole matter seems to rest under a cloak of secrecy." © * ** 42 The taxpayers along with other residents using the streets and roads in the City of Sylvan Lake are de- manding a clear cut interpretation of the traffic laws in that city. Budget Reform Bill in Senate Committee - passed measure which would have the effect of making changes in the” rules of the Senate has caused de-. lay in Senate action on a modern Federal budgeting bill. xk ok ok The legislation has been taken off the Senate consent calendar and referred to the Committee on Ap- propriations of which Sen. Haydon, Dem. Ariz..is chairman. It is to be reported back to the Senate before July 11. ° _o x « * This Hoover Commission spon- sored reform would put Federal budgeting on a modern business basis of annual review. It would end the practice of permitting un- expended carryover balances. to accumulate in the hands of agen- ? cies Beyond further Congressional >. review. (~~ The bill has been approved in sub- --gtance by the entire Senate and by an overwhelming majority in the * + ~House. Its purpose is to strengthen _ Congressional control of Federal epediiges Se x x 3 : The Senate should have the op- portunity of approving an amended measure before adjournment, THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Te Pownisc Press Company, 46.W Huron 6. _ Trade Mark Datly Except Suntiay Roeser. Baseerr, jouw A. River, : Executive Vice President. Assistant Advertising and Advertising Director Manager _ HowWaap 4. Prreorzatp nm, Vice President and Business Manager Eart. M. Treapwetn, - Cireulation Manager Masgmats Jonvar, doun W. Prracenat, Local Advertising - Secretary and Editor . Manager Rosrar B. Torr, Managing Editor —- Press is entitied exclusively to the fondof all sea) news ortnted in this as all AP news dispatches. Press is po ag by carrier for 40 cents . ‘The Associa pee Se eres The Powrmc nt a & Week; where carrier avatiable by. mail Oskland, Genesee, , Macomb. a wad and w Counties {t ls $1200 s year; elsewhere in pgeee and T in the United | me ae e red as second class matter at Pontiac. ES : ABS. Phone Pontiac FE 2-161; —— Z if * % ? Bs ee Technical language of a House . Ponting 12, Michigen — < “Never in all history was aman'so scathingly censured in an edict to be sent to him as was their ruler, Grorce ut. He was personalized, - a oe Terrible charges against him were made in .28 of the 33 paragraphs in the declaration, although its signers well knew that his anger meant death © if he had his way. . : : ___ While those 57 men knew that - George IH was bordering on in- The audacity of the wording of the Declaration of Independence, leading - up to the surrender of his army:at Yorktown, so beclouded 1819, of 95 Douglas St.; eighty-eighth birthday. | Mrs. Lena M. Miller the British monarch that in the later’ — years of his reign, is duties were ‘Then came the British invasion, of 36 Union St.; eighty-third birthday. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Boadway “of 1107 West Huron St:; fifty-second wed-~ ding anniversary. . Fred Oliver _. of 54-South Jessie St.; elghty-second birthday. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Graham Fernley of Birmingham, fifty-fifth wedding an- niversary. a Mrs. Honora Matthewson — of Auburn Heights; eighty-first birthday. . Mr, and Mrs. Emery Embury of Drayton Plains; fifty-third wedding anniversary. Soe : Mrs.. Lizzie Tienken — of Rochester; elghty-ninth ‘birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Groover * of Oxford; fifty-fourth wedding anniver- Growse C. Immaae, Classified Manager Mrs. Margaret Summerfield ~~ of Waterford; elghty-fourth birthday. : Mrs. Emma J. Inigram ~ of Marlette; eighty-fourth birthday. . : Mr. and Mrs. William Rumrell of ‘ ‘| i Brown City; golden wedding. __._when the wind came:mp.” and Key stopped fretting over de- 1) plorable conditions to worry over . more. immediate problems. When _. he was asked if he would attemp to obtain Dr, Beanes’ release, accepted. i The Country Parson . thankfulness we used #2 ame Ne — + * il ‘ Se = ~ i i F u i? 5 § 3 | il i Pf] © id = BF li a * iL i zt. a # 2 s en However, he did not dié un pe. eae = sociation living to see the United Stafes once B le- 4 ) more defeat his country, in the War ian work ; t much of Of MBAS Ae pi EE et ee Kos : = and banks have a complete week- a farmer, but both of us liking to cd | : - _ yy {Rew of, us. standing to sing the ” hold both Key and Beanes aboard graduate of the Chicago Musical end off? We can't do anything but eat, someone -has to take out the i ee , BIRO. gt Nas” Wer celebale chis ship while plans were made to College, has worked out basic Work and stay home. We're willing weeds: I might pray for strength, - @ look at the 3 pasi—and Baltimore. harmenics, in ‘Various keys, to to. cooperate with business, but but overalls won't affect my morals Down Canada’s maritime way, the ; setae Seis "Key spent the night of Sept. 13, teelp conductors abrond—ang WHY can't we get 0 break? Pair i in any way. God made me and He natives have never admitted that © . By ARTHUR EDSON — ___ 1814, in agony as the British guns here, too—know how to play the i. Tats eet See will just have to put up with me. England won that war with France, _ WASHINGTON ® — History noe hi ite ee ae EES a 1 ee ny. doesn’t march straight ahead as it ~ Kearns points out one difficulty ES ee ee son oe ae & French still is. the dominant lan- seems to in books, Often it stum- a Pe ls op se -.* in The ‘Star-Spangled Banner” Smiles Sa all ines, Me_vome st Sp nose guage, and 199 years after the Eng- “bles about, sometimes with de- you see the flag? Can you ‘that each of us understands all ~— ge oc thay eer, Th es | . lightful results. : fee the Sag?! 3% ; ~~ Vacation flirtations seldom lead ff Ge Be BAY lish were victorious in that supposedly : Then, when Key did see the too well. _j ee 6 ao ae Pe Did you ever stop to think, for : se the flag “The ‘trouble is that it was writ- to anything serious unless the wife Ponting Press ae Ee -8 decisive battle on the Plains of Abra- exampie, how fortunate itywas that et te McHenry, bé” ten in too broad a range,” Kearns ‘hears about them. = alt letters. Ae ham, that vast area still is more during the War of 1812 the British iw a says. “No one is able to reach all : : oo French than English.’ hurry? They hustled “ On Sept. 21 it appeared. in the " : T nn ; or ian Barwa re puna Anon Sort we “Sts wet ot mame Producing Less Steel; : 058, when. so fast he didn’t have time to hd But a word of reassutance. r g PULL A, On this July 4, 1958, when an- sab his wig | more ‘important, °°." Sung im taverns and theaters. whether or not an official version =r wes : awmrowuccr fase oo Maa Sark Tamteceascee Wateh for Price Hike — . , ts 6 4 been used for “Adams and Lib- 4, the anthem. You'll never get a : - national flag, the first in 46 Pt > gt B® erty” during the -Revolutionary- in fo vote againat “The ; ue ‘ Ps ea years, it is refreshing, heartening jysh, nce nt'the mot famone ot ‘Star-Spangled Banner,” especially wy ekta DAWoON > ‘that Sderennad peodnstivity te the and pride instilling to note that _all patriotic lines would never have Rep. Carroll Kearns (B-Pa), a ...in an election year. _ NEW Y¥ @ — Those steel industry means that steel can be no guhpowder has ever been used... io, “rit a ee a nt we Sow den Stk ae lke Wee cote ak. , : ee a say’ “a _ see, . % are cS : : 3 to add a star to that constella-~ - dawn's early ~ " . Dr. William Brady Says: they did Monday. But the mills the companies will sill make tion of 49, after the original 13 ‘That's the unbespectacied Dr. are turning out less 1 week reasonable profit. ” 2 btés adhbptec “3 ty’ ; than last and may produce at'q ue states adopted it neues anxonly rene ts Keeding Through Vetms sit wre sw bere te som we Maris Po sce ora question ‘to Francis Scott Key a er ‘4; ment and improved pee “aboard a British ship in Balti- Uu Some ases If so, layoffs may spread. Al~. soll be aiore ainel boing darned The Man About Town. more harbor, Futile ue KS C a Soma o third of the steel out by eno man's labor. : This is the time when we cele ,,, ost tics s anernag Scilait lev tanblit pi pe Se Union teadere slag wie teat Cur " brate our nation’s independence. 1 know of cases where i Pvt ~~ Users of steely tn te _ing the period that the mills got Many H. S. Gra With a long weekend coming up, elderly ‘people were kept alive — Unbidden Guests, which tells why time, are waiting for the other ~ Gown to operating at around 50. ie there’ll be vacation trips, When there was no hope for re- people Rave wotme. | shoe ple any ty l ” per vent. of capacity, most com- Several Families Report firecrackers, baseball doubl covery, by feeding through the |, an ee price of steel, it be panies stil made a profit, even if . : ers, watermelons, brass bands and, Veins. A friend of — E I'm 16 years old. I'm bow- one. The price of this basic com- ‘sharply lower than the earnings a 5 to 9 in Their Homes at night, the rocket’s red glare as ™ine, about 7% legged, I have heard of a boy 15 modity affects the cost of MAK: year ago when mills were oper- it bursts in the-air. . ~ years of age, has whose bowlegs became straight aft- img most of the durable goods sting at near capacity. Holiday: When too many en- so a 7 « been so fed for oe ee ee yee ye ee ee sae? ee gender'a bad after effect At many of the more strictly many weeks A ae The big debate is how much of — Those on the sidelines waiting tions nae 2 -* patriotic gatherings there will be enormous cost for e. wer — Only surgery cam ... increase, if any, is justified, ~ for steel management to make up ratty atgeeen. “Wan paoetane a Case Records of a Psychologist: : — ish . _¢ he William Lynch Family — et aes ta mee the veine will keep alive yye 8 : oe Ce ——— va Se ‘saan Divorce Results From Ignorance olly, with seven coats fated away the wnfortaante 1° &, significant length of time. FIV ONCE ICSU rrom orance , Dr. Beanes as a British prisoner. : ’ A nab p3 : says there is no hope for recovery? a em The eleven sons and daughters of. , All this helped to stir the patri: And what is the nature of the 2 : "ae es ; Mr. and Charles F. Kuhn _—_ otic fervor of Francis: ,» illness of your friend? — ae rannaaavting ind a eee = earlier, but apparently are all expected’ to be present today at Who had opposed’ tte nop goto If it is impossible to teed the — Srounds of elty. But those vague ee obtained air solemn promise the family reunion at their pea a ® ‘es age ; patient im the naturel way or 4, a as i eee sep ted d reef eed Lake Angel Sa ia Strongly religious, Key had ieoaey situnich @uodenal terms usually mean maladjust- ‘That’s the trouble with many e Angelus. wrestled with the idea of entering tube with milk, | ss, hit Seles: ment in the sexual core of mar- of you wives,” I pursued _my ad- a ‘ ~ the ministry. Religion.lost, and he vegetable juletts, sagas sokiions . tlage. Most dworces start in the vantage. “You don’t evén know V * became a first-rate lawyer. itanai fess sey bin 24 ts. he te she , as you will see from have mistakes though erbal Orchids to-. , * will live ag long ~ without, any . sea y Edgar Simpson ue tecaea on Sea etched: f00d or mutriment gee in- of 54 Seneca St.; ninety-sixth birthday. . When he was chosen to deliver pon ae * a of om ra \, Mr. and Mrs, William G, Thompson et a ee 2) that your... +» OBE ‘mission, but that doesn’t make of 663 East Walton Blvd; fitty-sixth Society, of Alexandtie, Ne SMibe themselves to make a brave but ine Gee wedding anniversary. deplorable condition into.which the futile a ee eis i °° Mrs. Harriet Peck American people had fallen as a 1 SINS OF OMISSION ee tk vee eee _ S*Just_go. through the proper _ motions,” I warned thes, “and will soon begin to feel the ih ii ie ir a ~ eo eee so ed | ny others who helped niake our his- a “tage won for he ou _ | and independence, which “July: 4th” sym- : " belienae liek pot forget thie. impotent "per eer Ss e!”.., Let us guard it, as it must be guarded, this day and every-day by being - | alert, responsible citizens. 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Boys You ° : ‘ Pains lacks FP Sfiow you wp to $200 trade-in ‘3 esign of our time-in your choice of four | _ Badminton set with net. a $4 nylon-reinforced tee-shirts . page: : ifetime to the Sain eats ot : session LIMITED TIME ONLY! || Vinyl -wrapped rackets, _ linen closet! Limit 6 Shrink-resistant white cot ic Miutecisceeeieaits: ° heetrs (5 1 eam 015 sss wcaaess See 9" | a fete IO fos Preview FRIGIDAIRE FROST-PROOF FREEZING Today at = i } Res £.79 regulation sks | ——— T Reg. 7.98 famous Welsh == 7 Free Parking Right at Our Front Door! a _ basketball goal, net (| © ‘Hat Trix’ for summer ~“Playmate’ baby jumper —— lace tid-bits, feath-. E bo: chair ‘ \ pia al 88° erc ot oneal eg ‘come § r 50 wae baby eae Metal 3” | - frame with net. © Buy several at savings! frame, washable cover. LAYTON 'S CARPETS | e! APPLIANCES “The Store That. bieees Quality Need “Not a nape | | | : > ’ . 7 ; ses : g 3065" Orchard Lake Rd. FE 5:9474 _ Keego Harbor | oe sunoults for Inte. 1,69 ferry Rog. SU Hl girls? Rog. 1.19 ‘big oh? Reg, 2.98 billowy = : ee 0 el bah ; a Wl boys, girls 3p Jama pets —_pilisse baby dolls chemise baby dolls a ee = nae Ne ie |.) ; . ! for s 1 Prints, d New-look ch i ; a4 Guaranteed Service-After-Sale A, Set Beh eclosion ae ot a, selene ; ; arr gre iiiele eee is \ with rhumba ruffles. dy top, matching boo- ‘bloomers for sweet love. Adorable ‘prints, wh te as —_— | Sines to 6s. QJg_ ties. 918 mos. 94g droning 68. te oe, | Me Min or 188 > - j j * oe 3 ta, (BIGHT oe : ae mee it Tail Hy is i! : : : : F i BOURBON ‘DISHED OUT Goldfine family and somé of the|“ with Deep down in the basement of} attorneys, plus a large suite across} meted, however, that the safne hotel, the millionaire’s| Washington’s busy K Street at the| has been one of public relations staff dishes out)statler Hilton. : Adams’ most. ardent bourbon, caviar and sheets- of * * ot mimeographed material to Tepoyt “It's almost like . mite a Se * leandidate’s headquarters at a na-| ! GAN. A]. Dey. Half-Day, and Evening Classes Continue : -seaaatee the Summer. cris rn hers | “nae ser tp [Sins 8 hermit tcp Cain wer] Mle pec wage | Call GALLAGE oH The Business Ins This is the present world of Ber-| correspondent, TV personality |story of p y the do | “Late Tuesday night, not many! “Dont laagh.™ ae nard Goldfine and what it takes) and new head of a to tell Congress and the public ee relations — _ : — — = : — _ — a about his deep and ardent friend- sald, he ship for Sherman Adams. =~ sat nectar’ a ee. si "Enjoy These General Electric ‘Appliances on © “EASY CREDIT Tis ay General Electric 13 Cubic Foot eat Freever. WITH AURORA TE aloe a __ = hil cee The Hub Has the deen Excess of Stock in ‘ean We Are Taking the Worst __“Shellecking” on National Brand Clothing in Our 26 Years of Business! HERE ARE GENUINE REDUCED CLOTHING PRICES , Not Special Purchoses or Monufacturer’s Mistakes . ., it’s All From Our Regular Stock prodeted by the Finest Mobee. in “America! ) TROPICAL SUITS opps and ENDS ‘GENERAL ELECTRIC Top Deluxe Automatic WASHER Built-in Suds Saver .. . built-in lint filter . built-in water level switch. 10-lb. capacity. Regular $329.95 5-Year Warranty With Your Present Washer ~— Year Round surts _All Wool Worsteds — Flannels — Gabardines — $9Q | . : . NO ALTERATIONS, PLEASE! ao Regular $39.50-$45.00 es —r Regul $49.50 - $55.00 1&2 Pant SUITS | SPORT. COATS — 18 & 9 Pant SUITS $ 3 inhi si "Tropical Sport Coat es General Electric ‘ 17” Portable TV . Big console Hke picture— plays _ anywhere, on the patio, on the porch. Special low priced. 149° and Slack Combination $ | ae Regular $55.00 “We Gobardines — Sharkskins — Worsteds — a "Sport Coat . Reg. $25. 95 “Regular $59.50 - $69.50 — os — = Kingsridge Slacks — 2 Reg. $ 9. 95. You: SAVE 1205 155 Square Inch’ Viewable Area General, Electric 21-Inch BLOND TV CONSOLE. 262 square inch viewable area. Top tuning, big speaker. Blond limed oak. Free service contract. Se delivery! Free hookup! 1-yr. pix rap, war- ranty. - Eagle-- 3 Phoenix--Kings | ridge , - N j - * { } a aaa ~ Reg: $55.00- $59.50 |. | Tropa Sls $785 -2 Pair $15 Wash ‘n’ Wear, Reg. $9.95 ‘Regular $69.50 - $79.50 | Troy pical Slacks ‘98. “2 Pair $18 Regular $1 2.95 = - = 8 to 9 Cup Size —. $I Ass ~~ Automatic Pere, ; sah! : . . | 4-000 aa ; \ _ OPENMONDAY. Open a. Hub A, snd FRIDAY 7 30-60-90 Day. of PONTIA ‘Charge Account _~ 18-20 noati ASINAW § srienr’: or as 9 ks Mm Z '1 ‘81 west Huron Si. OPEN MON, and FRI. ONY'HOUR FREE PARKING INTHE HU \RD £ it WITH ANY. PURCHASE « oe a“ fi aes i bos °¢ : * 2 tc q \ of -# : Ne i i : T : ‘id i § ° \ _— 3 Z 1. there re WINDOW (FAN) Li D fy iz ceived basic training at Fort Leon-| Jara Wood, Mo. | 1 ‘Mile East of Aubura Heights oe pe i! Mumps, Measles. cS [Decline in Soa Pie muahar ot and chicken - vee ewes |p por SLICED 2 Dor. Limit | BLADECUT rs 3 ia & , FARM FRESH .oee, pits mens ; | se 39° 1 15 Tenderloin End PORK ROAST le. 19 $24; Sema nore er? LaValley. cs, Bemis” Longe, 39 Sts Stout, Pl. R. VanWonterghen, Biraims-| "aad pa se tae Detroit “ent A Cr Bhan ~~Plchact A. Bostie 1 Basile, al Mad. Pevtit B reac Witeaghy “Waterford , Bandra © Me Patrick, Birmingham ° Rres Smith, ——— “Eitan s schukeBirmungam ‘pert, 195 Starr ene} oopkins, 198 Starr ? era sh rE SS a 359 Beward L. ees 96 W. Hopkins “Sere BE [= ~—a} E. oe h Ppparyin Burton, Sette LP on fink ee Rochester ig . Frieze: Living ‘Room _ Deluxe Foam Rubber Custom “ ‘rhe University of Alaska near Fairbanks is the only institution| enn eer Peok-Month : | Fuel Bills. - STANDARD’ § ‘tie Maple eircom sore Set. eget Sree a, | anoanes | yg | ag * *oee ene HIDE-A-BEDS Choose from Simmons, Sealy, ved perso il 18 E Just like adding another ‘44 Serta. bedroom to your home, — iste Sectional in Color Set. Sofa, Lounge chair Sofa and Matching Lounge chair | * Choice. Reversible Cushions @ SIMMONS @ SEALY @ RESTOKRAFT : __@ ENGLANDER... Pe Platinum Grey ‘ea kease Bed, — Dresser, ~ monthly installments cen | ALL STYLE CHAIRS - @ MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS __ Rockers, Lounges, Occasionals, Recliners 10%, OFF and Danish Occasionals. wes Mismatched lnnccepeingitilinesnes and Box Springs S se @ RESTONIC From 524 = . 7-Pc. Deluxe Dinette Set. 5-Pe. Chrome Dinette Sets. Extra leaf, 6 chairs and Mar-proot | ROM tanchepring * 7 4 chairs and mar-proof Table Table 3 Ber springy or Suntie tins ty - ~ Pree Camera Equipment Up to 90% Off! ten, a Shade. eaeurs FE 41584 for full detoits ft Tom Kiger | ssn Cuaee i: : $Q95 fenat Raton. Sam * ee | ‘ Claude Lessel Se. ai pa Reg. 0 ro FS Walt Solden — Kaan hen, 49.95 7A! a Lay Ean ‘van n. 6698 = a F. G slrish i SS en tee. woes a $QQ 9S Bile en ' NO MONEY DOWN. TERMS AVAILABLE - OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. = WATCHES: 71% w 27 e | _ Choose. From Bulova, Elgin, Benrus, _ rt “Gruen, Hamilton, Longines 308 NORTH SAGINAW ye All Litest Styles, Models. cant ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR. SALE! BE EARLY | FOR BEST SELECTION |} a * Bob Considine Says: + . >. ie ee Victor Borge Astonisi 1i7 COPENHAGEN — Ot all thejnight chib audiences, and the ss of his chatter, struggles {th Danes who have gene to America stantly liked approach to|with English, and his never-failing in search of fame and fortune none, ‘ eae done as well, ois. great talent as @ pianist, thelm of his’ native country—| postwar: His virtuosity. as a pianist and|_ iy : raconteur first dawned on U.S. : radio pagan Range ag A ny .* “Zs ve 2 when he en QUEBEC re : 4 i Wayne Gabert’s NOR ae : || | the U8. naturalized Borge ,told APPLIANCE ESTs ing ede *148 Ii ; “hee Another Full Generation St, Lawrence, the new Seairay i 299.95 4-Way . 178 Norge Gas Dryer. ae eccie ll 5198 ue E h niss Nees AM 31 68 Reis A af eee heeeteee eePenareetre ‘Every Appliance on Our Floor Sale Priced. BUY NOW No Money Down 2 Years to Pay Open Monday and Friday Nights ‘til 9 Closed Wed, Afternoons June, July, August WAYNE GABERT “121 North Saginaw Phone FE 5-6189 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED QUALITY __MERCGHANDISE AT Remember ee "WE: SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE ‘SERVICE. WHAT WE. SELL! BANK. RATES — NO MONEY DOWN — EASY: CREDIT HELP IS HERE! ff fg Nationally Advertised Posture Firm Deluxe _ MATTRESS or Wp BOX SPRINGS “Sa p “DISCOUNT PRICES” | "MICHIGAN'S L mh mg mNAL AKGEL Regular $69.50 ©® HUNDREDS OF STEEL COILS ® SMOOTH FIRM TOP . BUY NOW! MODERN SLEEP SHOPS Miracle Mile Shopping Center In Exclusive Bazaar Area — Next to Pontiac State Bank ‘OPEN DAILY 12. to 9 — SATURDAY. 10 to 9 | Call Now—FE 8-9551 _ Gall Now—FE 8.9551 ANY SIZE © AIR VENTED Purchase in Sets % HURRY! * AEAVY PRE-BUILT BORDERS ERY AAR , " Nationally Famous ‘ Natl. Adv. Can’t Wet Hollywood Adjustable STUDIO SOFAS 6-Yr. Crib Mattress |. ALL METAL FRAME ca el “Reg. $1298 Reg. $9.95 Reg. $49.58 \ SPECIAL SPECIAL ‘ SPECIAL | | $69 | “att S4qy5 | sacs 529% oe | ‘ “ S| | ; | ‘ BUY ; H mY | | ia. ‘ | oe | ii ; | Pe | 7 = ee a ee ‘ i Matching Keepsake For the double ring: cere- mony. Heavy 14K gold wedding bands perfectly matched in design, $V a Week Those Who Want the FINEST ST JEWELERS” Choose Keepsake Diamond Rings BRYAN Weddirig. Ring $50.00 OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY You can pey more but you con't buy @ finer emand 3 j The perfect symbol of love is a Kéepsake Diamond Ring. Only a dia- __, imond of this superlative quality con * fully reflect maximum brilliance and f < heauty for your greatest Matime pride zee ‘and satisfaction.’ . : Geine tn. ond-a0é dur'large selection of Keepsake Diamond _.. fing then a Keepsoke =~ “BLAKE $150.00. $175.00 Wedding Ring $42.50 © ‘TAKE A. YEAR TO PAY. ALIA 1A MIC HIGAN Foeing Rings. Many exquisite styles in - ry 3 7 * . _. . VINYLFLOOR- 100% ”ACRILAN ! ‘BROWN. ahd BEIGE LID BEIGE “ALL WOOL BARK TEXTURED TWEED 12!WIDTH | * 100% NYLON 12° & 15° WIDTH 6: 8 COLORS AVAILABLE TWEEDS AND SOLIDS . 9x12 LINOLEUM. '* RUGS - 2 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM : 9x12 |. COTTON RUGS Pink - Beige - Turquoise White - Toast _ SANDRAN- COVERING | ALLPATTERNS- — ALL COLORS ’ oe ‘heen “or Patio doesn. Adese . BAMBOO DRAPES | =o CAFE ’ oe Natural Finish : ° 30x36". ; * gar'egg"... 3:99 Pe) 4 48x84"... 4.99 Pr,| 30° OPEN MON,, THURS., FRI. it TU ate 'WED., SAT tilé Z Pontiac's Oldest aiid Largest Floor Covering Spécia ee om ™ PERRY st, fF “21 INCH jie Draft “Kool-Aire | Reg. $29.95 > @ GENERAL ELECTRIC 20 INCH Window Fan Reg. $39.95 | wr i di ‘ft 2 i Li i a 1 i Tat i é Ht ie ! i "jot z i feat iE sett i : ‘1 a re rE ay ge é i tais | uv fs | i x * Ey : gf ., Michigan_pro: population of lhe birad see Corner Pike FE 5-5731 Se cpalal deaecminineiive tx st © ; iby the two examining physicians United States, —_ Ht i Let & Fink eh Aa | i f | | | OTI A Customers of Osmun’s” 8 Men is mailing an announce- ‘ment of the utmost importance to 18,000 men... if you did not receive one, please call either FE 4-455] or FE 4-45.41 within the next few days. It _will mean many important dollars saved for you if you do! Compromise on Quality’ = Downtown Pontiac 3 Tel-Huron. Center . | 51 iN. Saginaw Huron at Telegraph Ba Open Mon., Fri. Open Mon., Thurs., ey . Hr 9 PM Fri., Sat. ‘til 9 P.M. This week Osmun’s Stores for “Shop the Stores That Never ——— ca HS EWPORT'S 74 NO. SAGINAW S Give Holden Red Stamp ema PRICES, YOU CAN CH ;Quanini so evstrone CaN SAVE EVEN FOLLOW THE BIG. BARGAIN ch I LIKE FIN NG MONEY! WE ppm ey va 3 aa OFF ORIGINAL PRICE—GREAT STOREWIDE : 390A. M. t03:3 OP.M. SATURDAY ONLY! ' Y, ‘WH RESERVE 3 i SET YOUR ALARM. CLOCK . . . BE HERE WHEN DOORS OPEN AT 9: 30 A.M. ONLY 6 HOURS, SATURDAY ONL’ THESE LOW DRESSESHAT LOM 6 Hour Sale. . . Saturday “+ AM, to 5:00 P.M. gee oo? ACCESSORIES eo cnn ME Yes! $4 Lapies' presses -@ QQ) uw) ie we jacumes fae 7 *renery Greve. pot bgher cre ihe Cede eae tee 1.99 Goes Back te Original Price Sat.-3:30 P, M -A9¢ 99¢. “Sumi of : 1 YL 1.00 Cotten DRESSES 6 Bour Sale ;.. Saturday 9:90 A.M. to 3:30 PM. , HOSE HALF SLIPS 1.00 | 3.88 $5 Ladies’ Sunback Dresses 88 | 44° 59s NOIR 10-44 MATERNITY from | ag in Bg aur broadcloth. Hu ibis’ 10.00 ‘Dis DRESSES DRESSES Siete un tees CIRDLES 4.88 eee 1.88 4.88 a y 9:30 A.M, te 3:30 P.M. a an aaa a Meee Sana one OOK 2 wi 5.99 Ladies Jersey Dresses $15 LADIES’ SHORTIES 88 Only 18 a acrilan in sssorted —— . ize 10-16 Goes Back te ce Price After 3:30 P. M. Come save. = = ey FS th white, sass Wah bo Glghnal Bao Akad CaN P- M. pss SPORTSWEAR ar aegrpteal "G Bour Sale. . . Saterday 9:30 A.M. te 3:30 P.M. / ais Floss asd sated ype mg 1.99 LADIES’ SHORTS , C 3.09 Famous 5.90 Ladies’ MINK MUSKRAT csohiniai: Name SUMMER STOLES STOLES Solids, stripes, patterns in senforized ria ; BLOUSES SKIRTS $10 es. $79 Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P.M. 1.97 }| 2.88 yw ) "| strmupa LADIES’ L | SUITS CAR-COATS 6 Hour Sale . . . Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. 1 29 197 | $15 | 7.88 5.99. Lapies’ swim suits 66 | — : 19.90 Shee 18-18 $9.99 Leng Lastex and cotton styles. Black, blue, pink ; [880 Giiporer ase. Eater’ RAIN and LADIES’ } and white. : SWEATERS egos SHINE COATS COATS Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. PUSHERS. .88 1.59 1.88 6 Hour Sale... Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. 1.59 LADIES’ BLOUSES ~ @leeveless styles in pre ami cotton. All peat 32 to 38. Goes Back to Original Price hhes 3:30 P. M. 6 Hour Sale... Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M, 3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS “While they last, summer patterns and colors. 22 to 30, * Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. GIRLS'—BOYS' ‘WEAR 6 Mour Sele , .. Saturday 9:30 AM. te a Pw. TOTS'—INFANTS’ WEAR Second Floor Second Floor . 3 ple Q@ “tau |. “Seg 1.79 BOYS’ JEANS, SHIRTS A) aCe) er PAJAMAS LONG PANTS 10 ounce sanforised jeans 6 to 12 — new short PANTS * TERRY SETS ; ‘ : sleeve sport shirts - (aaterined 3 to 16. | 94: 99¢ Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P.M. | 10¢ 89¢ 1 10 3 to 8 +) vf TWELVE : | ~~ Will Visit Cheer pital room. ae . > sbpenageeen eres or Hurt Patient? , hope atitherttat ee w mains. Make sure that the hospital | ber of the family to make sure See ae te seed oe a ioe ors |. Piel. iaatond SCR TIME? Box ieee haa Available in Pontiac's Only : f le 3 elrigerated Storage Vaults | Up to $150 Insurance, Plus Dry Cleaning Charges Now $2.95 per box We Clean and Press on Saturdays X HURON DRY CLEANERS )) & SHIRT LAUNDRY ..... 944 W. Huron | ~ FE2-0231 4 ““NOW IS THE TIME”. Repair or Remodel Your das COLD FUR STORAGE i Exclusive Hollanderizing . ) ave Pickup & Delivery PE 56-1241 : co _ __ es : , = Miss Sputnik—Carla Bradford (left) discusses LOUIS BEAUTY \ || the latest in beach attire with Linda Adams. Both — . $ 50 SHOP $ 50 will take pe ‘in the ia and picnic. | ~) 2 dU PERMANENTS__9- | Benmore on ) Complete With Haircut ‘and Set No App't Rosen 5S 5-8000 : tna st, te Buckner Finance Se oy . Z space a , a (pr and ‘Sinbad the Sailor congo in ie: ke Foause Press Phun , In everyday life they are (left) Donald for the Annual Children’ s Costume Parade and Fam- ENJOY. the CON G i cae! Y | SENOUIK = + CONVENE. wh =. dey at er ; | Bradford and Stan Newill and they will be on hand ae ily. Picnic held today « at + ams Lake. — : a RAND ALL'S HARPER METHOD °. 8 7 | Horseradish and sour cream | 88 Wore 5 NPE 2.1424 af Ficnic " pg fe 7 ayne ¢ of the cream-style horseradish The Annual Children’s Cos- with % cup of sour cream. tume Parade and Family Pic- Serve on hot, seasoned beans. PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL nce belng bell fan ae 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. at Sylvan Shores subdivision. ee in Day * Sarin Sere aden’ ¥ - Ae Me a P ts “Write, | or call in person for Free et. er prizes for costumes ermane PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 have been awarded there will n | be a parade to the where | . pi sapci si sg will be AT A LOW, - LOW PRICE! All work done by senior students under. EVERYTHING FOR THE HORSE and RIDER... and : SQUARE DANCERS held, * * * Officers and wives of the Syl- van Shores Improvement Asso- « super ee ae asians! mare: vision of instructor. B-Bar-B Western @ ert Newill, Mr. and Mrs, Don- Phone FE 41954 _" Supply es cies ac chest he ae 315-17 Main St. Rochester real talent for women is ohn C, ine Mr, and : he So to select ‘from the new fashions} Mrs. Byron L. Cole, Closed All Day the most becoming to her. The short figure can break that square) 2 Local Boys Wednesday utline, by directing’ th t . . j : SE eer cpneitg ees in| Win Scholarships J Call Miss Wilson Todey : |her eye-catching accessories. Norman O’Nei} of Stout Waaceery om street and Donald .Wennsten: , Telephone Manners | ° LaSalle avenue have been "|. PONTIAC If your TV set is in the same summer by Will-O-Way Ap- room with your telephone, turn prentice Theatre. 1644 East Huron it down or off, before you an- They will study all - phases | Behind Kresge's, 2nd Floor swer the telephone. It is con- of theater and dramatics as : fusing and annoying in such well as enjoy many outdoor es ; a | — = hepa Or 3-2300 Were-2.98 a Famous Make Swim > Suits 10” Were to 14.95 Tarpoon Plaid Skirts | Were 5.98 Now > Hi Summer Cotton Blouses Short Sleeve and Sleeveless ow 1” 2” Ta rpoon Plaid Jamaicas Were to 5.98 3” Reg. $69.95 Queen City 5-pc. breakfast. set in your choice’ Reg. $359.50 General Electric yellow automatic washer with “‘Filter-Flo’’. of chrome, ebony or bronzetone legs with yellow, turquoise and white table tops with matching chairs.........+-- c-1gge Reg. $79. 50 breakfast set by Viko. Table and 4 chairs” in either bronzetone or ebony legs: Choice of grey or beige woodtone tops with matching chairs....'.---+.+++ Reg. $99.50 Mother of Pearl breakfast set has 30x48" table which extends to 60" and 6 marching chairs in easy to clean chrome ee Oe ee 8 8 Oe , 68” 7 Fattachments Hos 2 speed motor. With. trade Reg. $139.50 dinette sets in your choice of chrome, bronzetone or ebony. 36x48” table extends to 60” and 6 matching chairs. Choice of several colors and designs. 8" Reg. $139.50 deluxe dinette set with mar-proof, knotty - pine top and bronze plated legs. Matching choirs have curved backs and heavy padded seats... ....-----++++ 98” Reg. $149.50 Howell 7-pc. dinette with Pongee walnut -top.and bronze plated legs. High: quality craftsman- ship, beautiful design ape ht ge ep err 119" $109.50: round dinette set. 42” table extends to 52” has handsome woodtone top with gastentondey ioe, ona othe eee 4 eta matching Chose. F. 8 et Twin size Hollywood ~bed by Serta- Restokraft includes mattress, box springs, handsome headboard & legs. An outstanding Serta value — you SAVE as never before. ........... Only $6 Dawn cS KK KK IK Ke | * Hollywood Bed Sale 5g Te Reg. $39.95 onal wedi in your choice of plastic sone Si LIVING RC Reg. $199. 50 davenport and chair by National_in brown frieze. Has reversible, innerspring cushions and coil spring base construction for comfort ie cn le seeeaeer ere Reg. $249.50 davenport and chair in heavy duty red metallic tweed cover. Quality construction by Artistic. Nicely detailed back and arm GOSH» ogra esc cece es Reg. $189.95 2-pc. sectional. Red metallic frieze with, block ‘background. Seats four people comfortably. ... SSS See. re ess 169" "49" ~ matic with giant size oven. Has electric clock and flu- return and gil deluxe features. With trade-in. .....-- Reg. $69.50 Heywood-Wakefield double bed in dian By) | Has 2-speéed washing action, suds . $299.95 General Electric automatic washer with = ma return. Large capacity, agitator type. With. trade-in a ee ee ee ee eee 199" eg. $104. 95 Hoover Vacuum Canta” with complete set +). eee it ee Reg. $409.95 General Electric 2-door, dual temperature refrigerator - freezer combination, i2 cu. ft., square corner design for flush installation if you desire. With trade-in * Res. $249.95 General Electric 30” range. Fully a auto- orescent light. Push-button. switches. With trade-in. . 199" Reg. $169.95 Dixie; gas range with aluminum = Has built-in electric clock cand lamp, _ window ir in oven. in black, turquoise or saddle tan... .....++seeereeess 5 ‘Reg. $189.50 double dresser center drawer guided, dust proofed, plate glass mirror and panel bed in silver mist mahogany, «floor sa pagne. Solid birch. Discontinued number — floor sample, ‘Reg. $39.95 Gocicins henbanil for double bed. chasers, tinued Answer Group. Sandrift finish — V2. off +e ee ewan ~ Rag. $189.50 double dresser and panel ‘bed in ae mist m any. Dresser has built-in drawer guides and “dustproofing. - ncludes plate glass.mirror with beveled edges. Ys off ee ee eee etn w eee ee ee ee eee ee ri ~$ ee ee ee Reg. $229.50 Kroehler PS dresser, chest and book- case bed, quolity construction throughout, in stardust mahogany . a ~ Reg. $69.50 swivel tub chair in heavy beige woo! tae’ cover. Comfortable! coil spring seat, channel SHG. cas: Reg. $69.50 swivel otter with blond base and arms, brass : trim. Choice of brown or beige frieze cover........... Reg. $79. 50 swivel rocker in beige nylon viscose cover. Very neatly tailored. “Ball bearing swivel mechanism. . bookcose beds by Bossett in ‘moonmist “*#*e Reg. $568.50 Heywood-Wakefield double dresser, chest and bookcase bed — Solid birch in Sherry finish. .... Reg. $169.95 modern doublé dresser with beveled tilting plate glass mirror and bookcase bed—finished in stor- ee ee ee ee ee ee Reg. $99.50 solid maple 4 sagged double bed, discontinued 7. floor somple, V2 off i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 7 +e eee Reg. $34.50 Mengel night stand—topoz mahogany, floor senple-scrted and dented . 4 a : Res. $209.50 m modern woltut dros leaf extension table Reg. $129.50 modern Forcast chairs by J. L. Chase bos metallic nylon viscose cover and brass legs—¥2 Off. . ,. Reg. $104.95 modern channel back lounge chair by J. L. Chase. Reversible innerspring T-cushion, metallic cover: “fg $119.95 ‘mahogany’ ‘drop leat extension toble with 4 matching COOUE <5 5. ce ees OE oe ee ee SIZE NOW 9x2 ogee eet —— a 39.95 HS el eh ae aes 1228.3 | Boperoe tne uae natant to heavy} 81.95] $9.95 12x8.2 |Aczien, Yams. 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Norm Siebern hit his sixth league , wv EM oy \ nore de-|and Yogi Berra his 13th in sup- d ins Nr ee sit =: eo of js Soa: es | ' in 2 the. » won his*10lst in Ee oF |stats ap test esas ihe, — and skidded majors and 12th in a row: over|Boston prolonged it by matching a ‘the 1 gece tegen a cer Sox into a third place tie with'Washington since Sept. 20, 1954, |Baltimore’s three-run e gg ansaid ce Wanme—Tuseo Goober of hs Wels Yethco'l | tec : oh Former Ferndale High star diving team which will appear at Wisner Stadium July 11-13 are > ters John Yodhes was signed recent- Charlie Aiken of Brazil (bottom), Roger Nadeau of Boston and ~ ly by the Los Angeles Dodgers | Emile Hotte of Montreal. The Sallies, on, route: toons the: Rrusecls: and has joined their Class C | World's Fair, are touring the United pees. farm team at Great Falls, Mont, | ae | Mere. recently the batting star }. of the MIAA with Kalamazoo, Yodhes is called “a. defi ‘State May Triple Risse major league prospect by the Dodgers.” Another Oakland | County boy drawing considerable attention from scouts is ex- in UP for Deer.Hunting — | Roberts Hands Braves pe Spy ed ps pa. ea id cx Ook ragga paying LANSING W— Areas open forjrange m&y be opened to special an average of 1303 ‘én howe lee sesame “any deer” seasons may be nearly|season hunting, slightly less than whee ea oa ts eat ee & age pets Cengped yreg Pe age SM “Fangio had the fifth best time} . SS, Pi has ei “oo ae Be vomere in the trials at 2 minutes, 25 sec- L0 af . it Paenggessoot players sry Be vy i special seasons will be presented oe coger ot 28 mph. : Conservation department special-|to the state conservation commis= . -.- verage m.p. League contracts. They. are At é ists are analyzing survey informa-|sion’at its August meeting. : lantic Coast Conference batting|tion to determine where special : By The Associated Press and two sacrifice flies, blew a —— Rex McMillan of Woes deer seasons should be established. ~\ ie Milwaukee Braves have|Comeback. shot in the nightcap in|Forest Toronto . sandiot pi gone limp at the plate again |a bum gamble against that short'Gary Collins, lst’basemen Jim Last fall 1,314 square miles , the _ |scoring just two runs in the lastileft field fence at the Coliseum rt ide. vor of | 199 4nnings,_but—the—St.__Lowis|and Gino Cimoli's arm. Trailing because of the lanky ‘\Cardinals and San Francisco|>1 in the eighth, Ken Boyer} Califernian’s aggressive attitude. Hoy acs Giants have blown chances to walked and Gene Green and Del “There isa boy who Close in on the National League | Ennis singled with two out. Enntis’ wants to win,” Norman leaders. bit, win, 1,30%th in the majors, wae a move to harvest “He's a hard worker with a:lot.of ill Pay $3 fe Ww jal the sereen and scored Boyer, Finch, an infielder from Plateat,) sore deep than the total killed staff inside. I like what I've seen| Robin “Roberts , who had lost)but Green st Se in the bucks-only season. Las wee +5 ogo a evenlggs Powe tis a apart Braves = bh pelea: wa Palla bon sie Bs a eis a ‘Tiger ont wont Frank Bolling] pt dee! . 04 es . : to : .. er a r UC, pol Sh oye FR. nine .** xs ges gg nes sane | ’ idelphia. But’ the’ “Braves retained’ Onetime Dodger * Magtie| and Al Wistert, former Michigan/ |, = new York x 3 Ee = o* * with total- viue of $390,000 in’ '% SOLID ~ Gail Harris wp @ 2%-game spread-over—the—see-| (2-1). went all the- All-America and pro-star,| _ Under proposed nem. be ones “3% wirre broke into baseball as! added money and plenty of name | pears to be in solid as Detroit’s jond place Cards, who split a twi-jfeat, while southpaw Johnny|were special guest#*af father and|"*~ a 1c hi OPEN 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. DAILY Phione for Free Measuring De 3 tishing with ‘ah cle Beit" Wheeler, A Sliver Drayton Plains, thought he had hit a snag with’ Birch, Drayton ‘Plains, had hooked a 53-pound sturgeon that measured 65 inches long. A passing his small pickerel hook, while fishing in the St. _ _Qiair river at New Baltimore, Wednesday, He © ‘boatman loaned Wheeler a gaff; torland. the fish, pense hd heer dle arr ge ia dt was stunned. when after a a long struggle a big, one ape pagan drt Waster, one was | . -\ s # _ WHOPPER — Robert Wheeler, Lawrence, much better chance for a good shot in the clutoli when you hit-all out. Tightening up and shortening the swing will almost guarantee you a bad shot. ~ Copyright, 1958, John \F. Dille' Co.) confli vestiga' cense, ‘The hearing on these). | whe mek ae ee FE 5-2102 or FE 5-1637 J possibl ded they do noti> But you give yourself a Hogan's boxing in. >: L&W AWNING CO. 163: W,/ ‘MONTCALM: ded : The fighters are heavyweights : Alex Miteff of Argentina and Wil- lie, James of Boston, light heavy-| ‘Be ‘ ev 7 \ \ ‘ sn ’ ue i 7 ee a * |e Se . i a tae ® ae ee ae Sa ae ge oe A o~ oe gig SRS igh i 2 sheets Nea + 6 arpa § ae yg ot & ) : : X ‘ ¥ oS 3 - 2 : j & ig 5 f ‘ ai ; s Ee es = 4 + SIXTEEN —. ie : afternoon, Sarazen remarked: “Thank God, only one round.” Six Pros Seé Long Service in Oakland = == -anks of Oakland golf pro-\Lake road course. service record to county iessionals, six names stand head) Shannen has been servicing a tie: in Weataainn Oh and shoulders above the rest of the! county golfers for 31 years. Tom | shooting two holes-in-one on thelish t Whe's tho No. 1 peo ia Oe | ed cen Gein low, Pir to turning pro, pec ps jand from the standpoint of te®- | warons needs no introduction.|an honorable record in the caddy a ure? The honor goes jo Frank On the land Hills in 1930 and eREESES rel : * mained -since. eniority, are Tommy Shannon of! vear span is the 3rd longest in ‘Fabulous Sum’ field Hills, C. B. (Brownie) — shin nang bg a ' of Twin Bead and ay Maguiel tater for 7 years aut cee * MICE Gat Hose | of Birmingham. Bloomfield Hills CC in 1931 as as-/! #1 CHICAGO (AP) — Ai fabulous or might persuade Mrs. Doro- BF. a8 GOLF SUPPLIES | mse. serer ws dere ste (cn, coe : Hills Birmingham and Ockland Hills|oWner of the. old St; Louis Browns DAILY and SUNDAY __ silver-haired Maguire, now serving FE 5-8318 3152 W. Huron | the} Comment r : ‘ that if Dorothy ever wanted t RANTS [vcetvevenie : , sibly turn it down.” . G “WI Name Five-Member ; : se Calif... -__. .__*|ground ‘Monday, July-7, or cally genes | een ening gg . ‘will join Capt. ‘Perry T.|Carl Misfeldt, PE 2éeet, at any\ PaSSAS Million Mark: a Jers ! See re eee Sor ane | . Local are * ; : : ! | captain Ni Sunday needed summer league { : ome J : Iaonday and then wil go to To-[premvem in Ketge tierbor. Ant Rhone eg etna U S funiors : A iT to meet the winner of the|terested candidates should report} Sate aah ia hens atanntinas (tee Semifinals a | |Cuba-Canada matches. ; we Thursds heir Colise : os : f | i = doubleheader with the St.- Louis|@t Wimbledon ) . bs | TF a . bree WIMBLEDON, Eng. (AP)—Earl Viee = For Building Supplies See | tae code enahens ten wah tiedies Sal Letts ond ks Olympic Rider Farmer Hionth “fan was Marvin Crowder, |ly Moore of Bakersfield, Calif.,|” : ee ee BURKE LUMBER C0 Terence He was given two box| ot aged By H. GUY nila); 3 in sae was : der i . ‘w\Ginals Thursday in the Wimbledon By MOATS pri etenn _— : ‘ * army j . | | _ jseat tickets good for the tion instructor at “ [ithe season, junior boys and girls tennis cham-| 4 former United States cavalry) the school: was with : 7 ——~__ it 5th of July Specials | ++... Sep enere Secree eee oe ) a _an "ho ) - ! “= . games Mth ‘andjeva, 16, also the girla’|"0> Sumed training )island (South Pacific); L ” ROTARY MOWER . - , Ry Sie au amie ae : Russian ‘jand riding dressage horses, “ for tussian borders with a U.S, horse FULL 21 Hi) — SCREEN DOORS [es sloe ices susp, str (cuit Be Pont Ot cen bee Compare Up to $79.50 ‘i Heavy Duty—Over 7" Thick lyn last year the Dodgers had| sidelines It’s the first time at + s+ ee “Mr. Dufty and myself believe ‘ \ : a | : srawn 491,081 i the 5 Over at Oxford Major Robert in some principles of . | Smoothest operator ever ‘ . as. *.. 8 (Bob) Borg and his family have| ‘et are being followed out at this bargain wis, 4 : WHITE PINE Hooker vs. Puncher Buchholz, 18, b ef past, |been operating a large farm, in ce Soha sg “We see _. _ cite we . Ene, ™ : a Widths 3’, 28”, 2'6” — Height 6’8” in Holiday TV Bout semifinal foo will be Ronald Bar Saat wead-o Dale ek Or new we are starting to breed Guaranteed steel deck. . ALL3 $7 7 Each | LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—Jesse|"**: Brazilian vo ag ate a farm is known as) horves. eliminated Potanin, 7-5, 1412. ‘Bob Farm. The nanie is @} Red Bob Farm is at 1955 Ra Grants “Charge-It” Plan—Months to pay! izes ONLY “f/f. 5 [Bowary, a rising fighter with Red ep Forni. The neni ts ! y \ s . deadly hooks, meets slower, heav- - ee en Oe, | * | | ) : ag _ |[ier-Punching Jerry Luedee tonight|Browns Sign Mitchell — |“*ing his © oa a RO eae s COMBINATION SCREEN and STORM gig (NBC)| CLEVELAND (AP) — Bobby and Borg's “Bob.” The pair ny Dallas Club Status | White Pine Door with Galvanized |Freedom Hall bout begins at 9) Mitchell, ‘a halfback from the Unt pceneg- sepia ab en — Screen and Removable Glass $] 3 30 fom Est. ti ‘the C as chairman for” the lst a Both L P Panel. Standard Sizes. : awe aes: wiagee, abe hb Aye erine: Detroit Horse Show.) OMETS LOOP rey ATTENTION BUILDERS! | [writes eis = th . Ire: | Bouchee Beats Nerves — | in. 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St Uaake ols “eiluicior ecmifimals ‘Thursdey i the|" Bouchee ealdhe has received a] 223 Main St. OL 1-8133 Rochester ¢ 2&2" Fair Se Aug 2°1| Tri-State tennis tournament. , big lift from fang and well Peter Theodorcopulos. who | Jock ' © Auguste 206) | va Great adil foe the ee 3 ee oS — cireuit very much. w yf - 3. - Se. | Take a deep breath, count stan of ton 216 | y, and his name doesn’t | pected Charle a ¢, Char es) pear aa wat ter the Yeweie ¢ Birmingham —__.261 time you've called. his score, ng P Sarre we! you're probably a couple of games _ Jerry Davie Charles 10 4! hn tw rae he a Beep Ger never Ca Up. : | pom the simple ones aren't al- : Phil Regan buminnhen 93 | ways easy. No pitfalls in Barry| i? | George. 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Bunting award, given graduating hygienist with the | best professional conduct and a’ high scholastic record. Building Fund Drive in Orion Nears End Orion Community Center, Inc., in| its first fund drive which will close k. Several individuals have become life members by contributing $100 to the building campaign. Each/ person who donates $1 or more is. presented with a year’s member-| The drive began June 28. 79 = A Sees eee TN), Md: PENNEY’S 29-INCH FAN complete with window panels Versatile! 3- ‘speed horsepower! Penney’s ‘circulates 4020 cubic of air per mindtes* "floor or table . ANIMA , rating. i i ‘MIRACLE MILE . yentilates *3000, ot your window. 12> fan feet from STORE ONLY! SPECIALS for SATURDAY SUNDAY. ' July Sth and 6th LEAN TASTY FRESH = BREAD BIG ST ORES. TO SERVE YOUR TER _ GROUND — SORRY - LIMIT 3 POUNDS OVEN GLO colors Assorted Regular 59c pair. g « _-.MEN’S FANCY ‘STRETCH SOCKS > = =. te 1200 BALDWIN _ st ‘COLUMBIA Open'D 0: to 9 p. m. Weekdays. Friday 9 a.m, to 10 p.m, Sunday 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. Soa AT ALL. THREE FOOD TOWN. MARKETS DEN'S MILK HALF GALLON BOTTLES ‘4 sh, in, in, oy oN ES ZS EES ey FOOD TOWN EXTRA SAVINGS COUPON 20 Ox. “¢ loaves OVEN GLO BREAD With = el an at. Food, — Markets . . @xpires July 6. Limit 2 Ne a et 8m le alana \ _ — _ ‘~ - — eae — on one, \ se peti = ae a a em erm gemma ns, "eg. tin, X, | tin, gan, MEN’S FANCY ‘STRETCH SOX : 3- pee 3] 00 Limit 3 Pr, With This Coupon Acac 4 at. Food Town No cash value . expifes Jaly 6, 1600 Highland Rd. (M-59) at Williams Loke Rd. "Open Daily 9 0. mi: 06-9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m, to 6 p. m. ~ 2196 Dixie Highway at TELEGRAPH ROAD - Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. eras consol ne” P SERVED 11:30 to 2:30 P.M. Smorgasbord Dinner ff SERVED 5:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. 3 Tax, Hot Tea e or Coffee “Cocktail Lounge . and Restaurent” Ais Condifioned for Yea Comfort “TOWN & COUNTRY InN mt) | SRA 1727 8. Telegraph Rd. DELLS eal P resents THE FALCONS ” Singing Recording ‘Croup FABULOUS FLOOR SHOWS EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY ck eects Been ca | Chicken House | | Take Out Orders a Specialty |‘ | White Swan Drive In sar esa JAM SESSION TUESDAY ~ |) BRANK | PERRY. AND HIS SWINGMASTERS - Dell's inn *: ise jb mogtees ELE g bet SHRIMP DINNER g8 [000.20 | Thee’ a npn gates treat in store HARRY A ALEE © BOB'S 495 Elizabeth Loke Rd. -. Phone FE 3-9821 FE 8-6741 Pontiac’ Lake ne ES — PLAN YOUR ~~ Parties — Receptions, Ete at beautiful Oxbow Pavilion. 2 MOST RUSTIC : = tail lounge in - JOE POLE at the ORGAN Miracle Mile Shopping Center, Telegraph at Square Lake Ra, sa i Se (ileal eee Dial . . maori P fi " a 4 bP i by % we y Beth . ‘ < 4 é 4 : ng g ‘ og ‘ —~:Club - tt Fel i : oar sens a. 5 i } Cth Glenn. testmin Calling DANCING THURS., FRE, SAT: @ i TO THE HOUND DOGS" odern @. Hil Billy @ Rock n’ Rol 4 ChUsS INVITED UTCH = cota ve ee oO D a ; per ALL YOU CAN EAT 5:30 to 9:30.P.M. . Ee ~ a = = er - TE re 2-298 ue sig te a | 4 at Miracle Mile PS : DISPLAY ] © Busincsrmen’s Lunches Served Daily © |) peer Sey seme zt PLUS REGULAR PROGRAM! = [= ‘Open 11AM.to2AM, = ¢ ff Mann 9 | 3 place se tm : Henry’ s Miracle Lounge | jaammy's Minanebaet yeas = “THE 3 LITTLE WORDS” , "(Formerly Henry's Bloomtield Ina) | pens, cst | WAT 3 R F 0 x4 D | n> OPIS DANCI! j AUBURN HEIGHTS _ eS 4 1 DANCING * Friday & Saturday BILLY MARTIN Recording Artist _ at Pontiac Speedway of Stage and Radio FAMILY STYLE DINNERS EVERY ‘SUNDAY. NEW DRAYTON INN. _ {Formerly the Compotore oR 3-7161 CLUB 59° “Fon or a | : Dining L at Its Distinctive Bes ‘Luncheon ~ : — Dinner ee U LY I L, li sy: yuare Dancing _ Evening Fashondgaoe 8:30:7.M.. am ae ~ Cocktail Party _ Midey, a ‘Sundey a = | | ; fe) r. — , 1 and Dancing _ ; 1 . Pleasure’ — Thee oe VUE 1 © 0 vs teats the Music of jt . cane 2g. ‘3 !" the Bob Lawson. Trio | ce : sabi vs seers & NOONDAY LUNCHEONS ARE ODR sPEctALTY | cael abhi cae as cee isd “PHONE Midwest 41400 - WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD., BLOOMFIELD HILLS. nage 4 | ihiscins WORLD'S FAIR _| VE-IN THEATER ' ‘Dine & Dance edt | Dancing Cor, Wiliam Lake = = Aleport Reade-—Box Office Opens 7:15 P.M. LADIES’ NIGHT/M I | 0 ste | Dot Belly MORLD'S GREATEST REWE WIAMTER | “FRIDAY and SATURDAY _ EVERY WEDNESDAY sgt 10 | "FRIDAY Sunday Is . : acre ; Alters. |. mip runny || Goes Arits Might it } 1 t m @ & B Natal oS "ie, tame Os 4 aaa oe § te (Arh oe coe baa a $e Rg é ‘ 4 Press S | ta md 1 TAHOE |] 2 sourhuey | eon _ a ee IQUOR Fae : a oy ea cRIB'S BAR & RESTAURANT: 4 “WE INVITE BANQUETS AND PRIVATE PARTIES” | 130 S. Bl coe : - FE 44-6981 ” ‘Wisner Stadion, Pontes ‘erformance 2 ee ay Le afte ; {nee seewnaseascceesatenensesanaee i Tickets also eveilable at |. C. Penney Miracle Mile, - ; PER ARS sud Fattons Ln he Downtown somelS sk EXCLUSIVE * FIRST SHOWING IN THIS AREA T ‘AT OAKLAND PARK |; "Montcalm ‘et Glenwood = ot 10 P. cae s i ; | he i he i ee i i e | a ~ COME. EARLY- STAY LATE FAMILY PICNICS - RIDES- GAMES- . _CORTESTS- FUN FOR ALL Eee ies aap EE 4 - ~_ v_vvrrrrwrrerwrwrwrwerrvrwyrTTYTTTTrTreTrTeTe = ei yo a - ATruly GREAT Western _ Spectacularly filmed against the time- tess —— and ageless wonders . Sat-Sun. 1:30-5:00 - 8:30 Wed. 2:0067:30 — on. 2 Tues. Thurs. Fit 7330-1 MA 4-3135 “SFEATURES-3 Last Complete 4-CARTOONS-4 Show NO ADS Starts at 117 P. M. on Our Screen A RARITY WORTH SEEING! ncn tl na tll cl lr lal nl iil tl ltl i ll nl let le i a intr th Ali, ta A » i i i i i i i Bi i hi in i i in i i i i Mi i Ni Mien i he Ni hi ti A hn i ht li i i i i i i i i i i i i i i __# 1 LAST “TIMES TONITE! So Pe a tek kk tek tke |* ik kk Kk kK KK KK KK KK f FIREWORKS! | Spectacular Aerial Display! 30 SENSATIONAL MINUTES PLUS TWO TERRIFIG FEATURES FA 1 Dorothy Malone in “TOO MUCH, TOO S00. & Brien Donlevy in “ESCAPE FROM RED, ROCK” A OR KH ‘ % | * i . kek ne Kwek ® * _# * * AND ERE mal | lo 1: = Rough, Tengh and Wonderful 2s T/SGT. JM MOORE, U.S. Marines? av WARMER BROS. comme * pain mat ox JAMES LEE BARRETT « recoucen ano omecten or JACK WEBB + a MARK Vil LTO. men) vi fa COMPLETE NEW PROGRAM TOMORROW pf PLUS FIREWORKS — TOI KK KI KI RI KOK TOK I OK TOK I KOK IO WED. “REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN”-" CURSO OF THE ‘DEMON” 4 - | Sse ~ AUDIE MURPHY § | SATURDAY ONLY! ACTION- PACKED IAN PROGRAM'§| OPENS 7:15 EM 3-066! - SHOW STARTS 8:30 4 FREE, KIDDIE ' > PLAYGROUND DELIGHTFUL SHOW ‘FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - DRIVE-IN THEATER SOUTH END of UNION. LAKE RD. TONIGHT GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY JULY 4th and 5th OUR THIRD ANNIVERSARY — CELEBRATE WITH US colar RUN ~The First Bie Movie Musica To Sing Out With THe Music Tuat’s Rese Te NATION Tooay! HowaRo® KREITSEK : as and Screenplay by - e N ¢ , s * " ¥ “ ne FA Bostisc wea ED EADY, ¢ Toye) bharte EWN MR IWE-IN oc Pr Taste Theatr & aye “EIN NIVERSARY Pr. TeGGRAPH RO. AND TONIGHT-AUL COLOR] 4th of JULY CELEBRATION Exclusive First: Showing OF THIS GREAT PICTURE IN THIS AREA. - ’ ->* 7% ~ ¥ hl ¥ Ttil Spe EU ee Wy Ant’ In Wi ra om, ee r ITT} Bi ” Be. NN All the pounding excitement of the race that rocked anation! _. senate FE WG -S LPL TD ~TOMORROW -Huge Anniversary Party! ; 4 BIG FEATURES — FIREWORKS F CARTOON PARTY ~— FREE COFFEE, DONUTS - lyon Overman * Albert:Dekker « Eugene Dai ALL of THIS at Our REGULAR ADMISSION of 80¢ : a @ * * sas 2 ea ‘TWENTY-TWO | eg Bate: | z ; 5 : | i i 3 i : i i & F 5 i i many, and the rebel-held part of oe Cuba. 4 Let the The ugly word tribute hasn't been mentioned but our State De- partment does talk about black-jof regulatory mail and some see little differ-|seeing ence in meaning. ~ thinks he’s ko * the way from meat at the hard for a safe and sane. Fourth. all Street. Her aim was to see that as few game: SS so a DARDING HOUSE — THANKS? NOW T KNOW WHY be relatively few tomor- ALETTER AT UNHOLY wr But wnt ean, S| HM) HOUR ¢ SURE EN GH, Me ne Gane Ace ALL Rip gts of te amerias aut) WA Bu TK NOT SURPRISED YOU @ GOURIERS GALLOPING ip DUGA of persons over the balay week: HAD To ASK it DOES LOOKER ' NiGHT ON qHEIe pe coeg oy 5 WARY CIF end while Americans congratulate | AN AWEUL LOT LIKE A APPOINTED ROUNDS! NOU TOSS A MELLIONAIR themselves on observing a safe’ (MA Zraik OF BANANAS/<~ WR COTS Von \Wary cues and sane Fourth by banning fire=- SPECIAL GOT ANY SCENIC POSTCARDS crackers. T'S A REGISTERED SPECIM WE MIGHT ENSOY, SAY> ome Sg | BR SicN HERE! VOM de Rope yale 3. The law of.supply and de-| : j é WERE HERE"? ; mand was once regarded as in-! N : Sy violate es any in the land. By it, \ : ‘FF { / : “ | = -" Mosquitoes Kept \\ = en IWin eee ee XN ; 4 ] ~~ . From Beauties . \\ PR \ Yi : by Crop Duster | =e i {) , LAKE PROVIDENCE, La. (AP) \ (| - E24. Uy winners in the Miss Louisiana Y} \ arn Od , 4) contest last night, but the real, | //, ye: 7 hero of the pageant was a 19-year- 1), = ss tes Vy oer | 7 |: We Ae Fa ae * f ‘4 eR a g waiting for their dinner toshow ATING - up in the open-air competition. INSOMN\ A é Pig en, Page cahoots nae ; A ATTHE Ww, AUCHER| ae ey Uh an x tng} bee RR cet MAI ES sad’ Bob vans of Helena, Ark, | ; OUT OUR WAY > “ lines and ow I KNOW I PO WELL : Se ig wre oe IEEE “eeeeecaeer (Seca coal Ean POTASH E ETH Sessacs esr wo) “ace emer Fatal Nike Explosion Toe ++ LIL\ WatTcH SOMEONE JS; DON'T! a mia ag 7 + . . : ‘ 3 - ~ tif * 2 “4 - ees a ye ‘a : * . " in Ned eS ; \ 2 j ie "9 7 4 pk ~- —~-f a - , # . - e “ aE Se ee = = . = — _ ' as > ’ — . ‘4 = - ~— a #y ~ - é | : / = Ay | Sy =). 6 rer d - , : ht = ‘ sya ~ 4 a ‘ : Judy | { . i SS | » 4. eee J : . a i 198 nf. DUE Pat. OF] AUNT FRITZI---wHAT HAPPENED To MY MUD PIES ® ~ | oe he is within his own £9? ". MORTY MEEKLE |, "HALF ACRE CASTLE wees | ike % a You'll Find ~ PROFITABLE * OPPORTUNITIES Every ,Day in-the Pontiac Press. Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy wa’ ‘to solve all your buying and: selling problems, To Place Your WANT AD . DIAL FE 2-8181 CASHIER sharp gis aged SREFPERS ROR ORGS DONE: Sd ciededaadaded pbs coy eeeeneesenne @ “EVELYN EDWARDS 1B a. castes sitesi ssseieeesnenee ane - : ob . BANE Btpo. ! [gauash. a i B coca 240 FOR WANT ADS j/ INI TLD bu. sncesesensoces 2.28 = ee _ zs "DIAL FE 2.8181 co GREENS OO iccocsnec sce icoe 3 eee DU. crtssteesesssssssesenes PPPs i Terrier iit? Titi Oe Sccasenan phone 7-7 LETTUCE—SALAD GREENS Besnrel, each ba ™°0°2" See Roanaate, “bar” ww ti tressonteraes B08 Hie}, Ree pg, a, MM, Wy SY ate Rackets Committee its tour of Mafia’s CLASSIFICATIONS jungle and is fitting out 4 : pedition into the Chicago under- — INDEX ASIDE & OUTSIDE PARTING. world, : = ; eaves tous 4 . hundreds of names of strong: in wee repair. PE 7 well-known. gangsters, ; leo secs | en into the committee 77.50-38.50; Cemeter? Lows oe ee eeneres ne enee 5 = oat, - the four ’ work or anything, F | boundaries 1 seereedesrenee of eriminals in labor and busine ve of Roxton, : gle Gas: Rete seen f fees REMOVAL TROON. | weer wowing ALSO FINK he Segoe) SE tea: | Hesaters Om toon Yo | Cease haa Vealers strong employment and drawing ac- of yoo kind. a. +1480, Montcalm and Baldwin. FE 4-3129. and prime 30.00- omen Se a goed pretaecr. §= | Oa AND BUSH COT-| Insurance Agencies 17A standard 24.06- Apply in person ting, | ‘end light haul j | el —BRAID —«|-shat meres Seal 4 cae a a i i ale ar . old sie: rvice :.. <..38]° chgacte eNom Deve. bushel. FE 5-471, ; Laundry Service 18 ' £ Boi fambs| "Dboistering .......... OPENING JULY $TH FOR COl-|* mba ae ees FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- - Le us is RE rg MC mg ll « Auto Contract © Talks te i ts: onit|Motices & Personals .........-. 25| Sdle, to accounts. $160 ver | 7-4 WASHINGS AND ; | |EACE CORTAING PLAIN OR RUD Recessed. to July 14; * wil ating to Board ..nvn» 3u| _fancemens Wee Bor iit Pontc| free "Pe Shek danked baer ping 8A Holiday Pay for Most Mone wid aces ---orer-s 33] SAR TELM E, EXPERIENCED, | S4BYSFFTING — HOUR OR DAY. and antag "ee 24A| Rates, billing,’ scripting clerk for aan RELIASLE 0 YES. #1 ACD TRES SERVICE. 4 & 3 29 motor carrier. Evening hours. Ap- CASHIER, 10 ; and. mueee, Cos oun ETROIT & — General Motors mixed : i | sBaptara btatewses ron | REE macien Wirt REPER- FE D186, PE cag xb SF have completed dls A ws, fen, atatee ssc: a "iaehts ‘per Be, Can, be, employed ences “Also exp. art f mine. | pee ove, cabling, surgerr | five weeks of production without) — RENTALS OFFERED fase Wile Pont Prete BSE | Te PrenGeD ope Wawra | PLETE cAPCSCREG: aD ing and » tractor k, - ee eee ee Ue feat Apts. Gnrurnisned 22 3 SET-UP MAN FOR] faa fut ret."Own trans Foe} (03, toll, broken conerete, "Ken: Aue Venes Dee. Rest Hew, Uniuraished’"-----.38| PRODUCTION DIES. | <#3#. On }.epez or PE 41108, ) home boos queen wal ad 36 i Por’ Rent Roomtey "cscs gt] WRITE PONTLAC| week vm sisi" "| Grreway "eradime. each tag poy Grain Prices Geqrleeuat, Homes wocv--v Mu | PRESS BOX 95. ___| "ug i ity or tors work ee The companies operated on four- CBICAGO GRAIN Rent cic vaceeueenwaces ge ye SHES CL 31,00 iauid Fertil; day schedules this week becatise ae 5 Gem Rent i. 4] Reon We ‘will raia your Goed| “phe Exp and Ref Fm’ 80004. Liquid Fertilizer . of the July 4th holiday weekend. Po- lage gan O) SEEM ota ofits tess | EADY WANTS WORE ¢—Davs|- Zhg,chetrest fesett way te | They will resume curtailed produc- lice. Sellers said the burglary en-bylynre..... 149% July tess. For Bale Wee aS eo en ip NG. TYPING, 6EC:| Sarit”? ‘°F ‘ree estimate. FE | tion schedules Monday. tered by breaking a panel in the/Sem. 200°: 1908 Bem 2000002 GU lancome,’ fotell Sonevacr Commission plus | ~FetaFlel service, “EM 3-380. | £7 LAWN CARE GUARANTEED Moat ‘of the hourly employes, front door. The property was val-|Mar.22°00:: 19035 Mar. 200001. foig/subar hard, appoly, Ws N. Peddock be:| MOZHER WOULD LIKE | EtpERT TREE TRIMMING AND oe eae pete oe eed “a Sst prey sate go tay EP isp Weed Fora 7|_ far eee | Gage BS having to work today. RUS. Prey Mate, Lol Ore fee coc tae Keon Sic: EY Bee | 2 | Sone Ginte O DOE ROO | TRAC BABYSITTERS BUREAG | "ting “butiding & .tepait weed] _° All the companies reported nor- Cora’ inewi— Lara" *"3 |Rent or Lease Pus wt Drive-in, 910 Oakiand, cents per hr. Adult ‘aitters, OR-| Wen Qafig, © Vor Suaranteed. mal operations at plants where Ge aT ; U Dec. ........ 1.21% July ......,.1242 |For Sale or Exchange ....... ORpea A ew ost “Beer” Band WaITREM OR HOUSE WORK Py Nala production was scheduled. orgia tourism Up _ FINANCIAL Saginaw. : imme FE "| S or North of Auburn x * * Birra ATLANTA — The Georgia Hi Susinete : COOK. | XPERIENCED WASHINGS & IRONINGS a ‘SLUD ~ GRASS 80d : ' Chrysler said all its plants were way Department reports that i STOCK AVERAGES Bones to ESI posite dependable. Apply ‘in person ene A Mio ‘Rentucky” blue grase 90d. ; al A 4 d Press) | Mortgage IB cetesedeccesens _ * operating, Plymouth body was a 12 per cent increase in}. “™?"*¢ >7 ™s 4) ST ER RIENCED BURROUGHS| days o week. PE bast. ong LM By es in MES, JON B, MEDLYN Indust Rete Wik stovts|. MERCHANDISE, Sensimatic posting machine oper-| WORK WANTED BY HOUR blade. Top soil delivered, FE and assembly plants travel by out-of-state tourists dur-/i.: cna cx Wes ee sg} ator tmanent position. Per-| week, Own transportation. Refer-| _2-6463. where a dispute over tapes po Mr. ode Roy Morrison of ling 1957 om the state's tourist/Noom todey "-\\.2500 wee a13 3185 For sais, Giese sooocc0c0c22) sie | Ses wualine tompotary eiplor-| _taces avaliable few LAW Tsoi Fane ards crippled production A Calif have an- oeaen i a 3 eta teesseesensece Will apply ~ . nildin . Backfile past four work days. ~~ | nounced the marriage of, thetr seat Month ‘se ae ma Soe 1a Rhee Mie ee cerns Hee Seed Cond = ere a Service at eee Fores , Dor 7 to Jon B. wcnekxa z 3|xmes om somn. Shown by appointment Celar Island Lake Front Very s can be arranged ane room cottage, there. ds sding. excelient sandy — Cas e shoppin and it's p — RA . 3 on 8 price furn: ¢ Foe lots off the. lake. It’s vacant. Lakefront Lots Ide bi-le tri-level : Boma gn ‘Lhe 8 Bier tae, on ae . deep. smd” arranged. . TED NYO REALTOR hiieabeth Rd. 65-1284 Open @ a.m -9 p.m. Sunday 12 to 6. - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ON! CRACKER ever so As . + aot an 1 niment and ee us help bend find your choice of a e, Maman ber, fust mort. ne “eosts down RAY O'’NEIL, | Realtor S. &. OT adie Rd. My rie: ‘ a0 ns z sat si: Mer § «We Tt ei te eshopi 4s $1,206 the x 2. FY payments For s1(usormtation ex ORfando % rooms and bath NOTHING bath, remodeled — MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Here is the buy of on FRIGIDAIRE | | $12. Ase portables, $10 to Imperial Deluxe stove. 8 walnut carry a gage ‘Hne of | E 5-875 dining room chalrs, “need t | burialnn a = plywood — ed a Diyacore. - shee = rocklath knour TANTTBING YOU. y a Nt seats, Will sacrifice Call M1] Dlyscore, = enerior combination z = screen € - roof FOUND AT L & 8 SALES. WESTINGHOUSE — Al Sy aay : ‘ littie out + Bibl -but a = cond. $25. MI 4 ner nails —— pees fe Oey ca nud & CaeD. For Sale_ Miscelieneows 60| SURPLUS LUMBER Visit our trade dept. for ree! wuwe _— Sales bargains. %4° "COPPER Pec Lace Ne. rr. D LUM BER On 3-7002 24 MONTHS TO PAY 1g” copper hing, cents ft. ao" Highland Rd, (M359) _ Pontiac We buy, sell or trade. Come out — iicnen 8 uti Bath- FREE aod look arou 2 acres of free room light _fix- parking. Phone F® . tures, gl anadaa $1.75. mi __.. HEATING ESTIMATES N «SAT, @ TO 6 man ay more sale me To Kenyon He: Service OR 3-5624 Ae. ae Fac tila 251 W. jontealm OIL TANK. NEW. 278 GAL. 4 miles E. of Pontiac, or t mile Pay 50. 6-1487 . : Re 1 are ee eee C PIPE tc PER FT.| FREE STANDING TOILETS #1808 ay ie GA. : iin CONDTORER 30 708 WIN: | thom drseh ais Washhowte with Bitwigs “oo ges es ea on enw = ? WHEEL TRAIT: +i 1070 CLO-| 3-pe, bath with trim. $89.93 rilice $195. Gall” MA’ eerie after | —wenewn,_off_ Kenn spc. colored bath set with ‘6 pm 2 WHEEL TRAILER. ‘Sie. tH se aes 800.95 i987 VORANDO 1 TON AIR-CON- siover fike ne Like new, FE 86-1407. AERIAL SPRAYID A. A aiktes oF BUBDIVE | | sions Reasonabie a Smee Fa Lessa AIR CONDITIONER, USED. 8100. SIN 3 FEARING ‘Ajbe LiKE ng SAVE ? _MA 5-601 Samuels Apeticoce n nauire ee weloaragh. i 17) 8. Saginaw PE 58-2100 ik CON TONERS. 2 TON REI- “8-9755 GARAGES FOR SALE crs, Ok Eee me oe | Ba a =| Garage D 3 re LITY TRAILERS. G APT | SELLOUT. SARORNS | _F FE seit 4021 Filer, = orage LOors curtains, shes, coo Te Tni- ture, etc, Some’ antiques. 38 Wil = herein "Sh baa ‘Factory seconde and el) standard ELECTRIC WATER R B TTLED “enters So & the cabin pin mG. Wood & steel fold-eway eloset doors ( ) rem On Thompson, ahi OR e window shutters, 1-AAA-1 A er garage. dc door operators. : tim et { GAS . eBoy ae heer oe Stop ia, or or all for fe ‘for free _ortmates. 100 1b. eylinder of bottled gas PriGa ig BERE OOR instened at your home for [ve sible Lo =a wines an RY De R SALES a Kenyon B WN, 63 wk. and! 4p. Complete 8. Paddock . tes Gas Co stooe, for dot Lag $i Jim el an “i BLOND, aPINET i. PIANO FOR - al a JULY BRAND NEW SOFA BEDS $44.95, © VALLELY CO SPEC ALS Fousway® pod comaiets | SOs. “Tig, 4, Reine, Pioneers I ony - et He Knotty wate ine No, nerspaing mattresses $17.95. Cot- Call OL 1-9941 for free a e ton me tress $12.98. Pearson's Fu estimates, Eves, OL 1-6623 3 and bette a ee — re. d Leake Ave. | 143 ROMEX Me PER FT, IN it h : E83 915. WAR- cont, ets. GQ, A, mpson, 80 a jogany. er to Cen finn Far be, ima Wetse feta,enet _nish finish. oak, GAS ATER EATERS, a pine she: DERP FREZE, $135. ELECTRIC Gash srry, . 4. Shou ie fie iin. stove, $235, Washer, stove Ses, a, Perry ' » pis ¥: y oa ee 4 Na good condi $45, ; stecs iiving pare | GAe SUTER HEATER t ; pine : Sek room sitite, 17 inch 20, GALLON GAS tsaxt Nort & 3 bows. tir te ea: Westinghouse eft erator with 2 cre rotary mower Teen FE_5-7754, . Fi PI, * freezer, $85 66. somo soap rT .. $3. ‘ one ir Flyscor am pam Dresser .....csvscscsesstvesvaen 9] Samp pumps .... . $20.05 1 48x" ee suse i a “GSES SRvEBcommivo sOppry.. | eametye IIIS 68.28 each Power Mower 1... S15 vm 8. Saginaw Res 2100) 4'x8'x'4" tnt. [fir ....--.., $3.36 ea. cree ree 0 | RGAE LBC MATER, ep 08 | Stans NTO Divo. Ei a. eitto gas healer, $40.05 . snows Oraremutted Chairs vecsccescse $7) Cab. sinks and itt $57.98 up. MANY BA Peorea geet. Latndry trays, pros faucets: NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Oa a Furniture — ss : ‘ 104 8. Saginaw _ FE 2.5523 11 cou tects me Hagget y LUMBER C CO. Lake @ & Pri freeser or garden. he Business Opportunities 51 elt 2 pr. areas & renng, gore ices CABINET SHOP, FuLyy|/ N CONEO PO! “WINDOW SS deletes te Sets: 3 8 equipped le ‘fot machine | JUx9 irones. ot rete jor deep ‘epee _. needs SF") floor arin as ert as contr Car carriers, all steel <.. $ 4.95 Al new 0 ‘on 40 sere fare, | 7 Co. | fata shelving 310 a 4 bedrm, ranch tybe home. Must Ss table. cag a cond. Swap for] toe: w Huron : ixid premium M $115.00 bar * aie. mile af ve t, +5 or sell. OR 3 a £x6.6,10 knotty ~ M +4 “IOE | Foe BO EE OE ee TH cose omens, [4 Ro gered GTM — , ‘“ tr, ‘ ft MOBIL STATION a, FOREN? |. Guatantecd Prom... $00] 3x8 No. 2 & better, & 16, M $110.00 FOR LEASE or sell. OR 3-2360, - . Se ee on ore whey = one lights 3 eos Excellent opportunity The #iox3%@ brass butts ......... $ Good Volume ; For Sale Ctothing 36 GooD wats me SHOP "Sevinet ware up to 50 Svemment Aguotance g Avalisbie a “~~ | 51 W. HURON - PE 41555 ashxte fir plystore ....... +. § 48 ° 2 WHITE FLOWER GIRL KENMOR® AUTO. = Alum, . door, comp. .. & 26.65 Pr CALL F FE "4-9. 36 dresses. Size ¢ & 5. 5-6249 | "dishwasher. Sy 5 Ee Alum. door grill, big 33° ... $ 2.95 ee dan $e} | axext fir, exch $45 Mr. Gregory_or Mr, Barium | MEN'S, DRESS (Gites, 438. EM | Ygose ns SO Sel for $79. OF) ix/ pine, Ba. odes. 10 Pi... § 2.00 WILL TAKE $1000 FOR MY BUS-| 33568. ate Tek ee . 1x3 pine, Sq.edge, 100 Ft. .. $3.00 iness in busy drive-in including Sag EVERY ay. N ic TY er mower ...... $ 44.95 ak ed es campmenl. RUMMAGE, 8 SALE. upright plane with bench, FE Clear Boar KD Fe 08 sired U1 1 Reply fo Bene: Ars 350 Opeiars tans | SovInG LAWSON BOVL, 7 GOED | tos fo ro =", is AN MECHANICAL EX- chairs. 1 small chair, 3 dk. Sx7 grade A steel gar. door $ 54.50 Erleree 2 soghes as paneer | Sele Hensshelé C Goods 57 hogany end tables, winter, clot | Alum. siding tops, fer Sq. § 32:50 papal petal» Kar'4-3406, Gold bond Pal Paint gay: $288 STALL SERVICE StaTION |"45:: wardrobe chest 400; iat FURNITURE. BABY EQUIP. | PPS! top qual, grass seed ore or lease Has 40 ft. salesroom, form “rockers. i toate foctatooi, ‘ie; i. a) qe Alum. 9 om windows... 1g blond coffee ——— _ * tile, each .....--.- it- accessories. at uations MO ING SOON. MUST SELL NOW. 0 ee "s9 avatianle tocaied 1 eee | 4 ROOMS OF OS TrORE wr pte Tg Be jan Gx a TS 3 Ra PE 41511 ‘tor. $150, or_sell s _ FE 2-641t. $125; naoebeke desk, $35; sm Cement, 5 bags or more, ea. § 1.35 further ahtestin. BURNER. WHITE ENAMEL GAS| 4-drawer ; & 3 chairs, hens oF mers, on. 8 138 FE 45-6278. $35 each, offer es. MA | 25 Lb Gold Bond cement 235 route for sale, 10 locations. Tiness VER GRAY Gra 6-1328 tt» thick . G.B. ..$ 32.00 reason for selling. Reply Box 114 + | ORG A TIC W. Jum. > eee 4.95 Pontiac Press. ee chest, 2 2 rs App ! 8161 Commerce | Heavy @ Bam't jack post § 6.45 STORE — 2ix30 ryt} "PER pA, Ba £5! rtd wesky: Rd, at Lk, A Ft. ane 3.05 month, On Beldwin A Ave, FE 35170 ———- : = We 42 tS a. - Sale Land Contracts 52|i Foor w ATOR : waacem | t 13-85 net iss On 3618. 15.85. 960.000 IN LAND CONTRACTS TO i prece LIvINO_ROONT ATE 83.00 . 8 good discounts. . wool pad, $55. 30 C. PANGUS, Realtor Waaner,. 20 Excellent Jon ane 79/00 Ind _M-18,_Ortenville,_NA_0-3818.| 7" precy: LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3.98 Money to Loan 53| » new dav chair. ce S$ 140 a Bye: Bien mateting washer. Cost | $208 will sell | 50 Ft. garden hose ......... § 1.98 inet SOO ag | Ry fh for % "hover been used. fe- Windows, a sizes, from ... ; 12.95 : ior $00. Pay only 62 .| frigerator $30, tilt back chair & 2 foans TO stone Pearson's Furniture, “a Orchard | ottoman $25. FE. 5-2766. on oe store is Fad gos Lal AXTER Lake Ave. _ | PHILCO COMBINATION TV. PHO- bandise r mts e 4 W. Lawrence St. = M of hardware, paint, sup- PIECE pograph & radio. Call evenings. | Dies, electrical s, Ete. Call or, wil swap for 2 piece vice Ti ter balp om any building prob- uick ash _ Gar bed. 82, jw. ay "| cportmens goes tate motel, oon] $25 TO $500 cots. te dengue "Bose enapie Mayisg BURMEISTER’S On your own auto. oF 8x12 FLORAL DEBION FO RUG | _ Washer, $30. @chick’s MY 3-571 to ay. Our service ts "aul, Seis Fait Base Raw, 3 $3.95 geod. cond. Cheap, FE 45837. ; ort ern Reiptul, Phone BONNT_MAID_FINFL gb a. TRADE-IN DEPT. __ i LUMBER co 5 414-Ft. Wall Tile ese | Apt. stove ....:. 29.85 | 7940 Coo EM 34171 | Home & Auto Bilas came SAGE Oak. Guar. elec, washer <2. ... $0.85 PRs thea —ay =. dally , Apt. size elec, range ...... $69.95 op. GUAR. HOUSEPAINT Gal. 13s 2 pe. living suite $19.95 Ore sundays “e th 2 LOAN CO. " Syera, 141 W Huron FE ir0ce dela ted. eee | ' 1 N. Perry &t. (corner Pike ox12 WOOL ® E800 & & PAD. FLORAL. $ pe, peed dinette . 1.68 ba omer sg cm = oor. F GET CASH QUICKLY | $2 Sa: “ore henge. 625.| Siocern bumper seta"... tee ae : To PT. KELVINATOR REFRIG. Walnut vanity & bench ... $24.95 | 5ishw O. Up to $500 75. eg ¢oringe & mattress, $50. | MANY OAV MTANQ ey G. “A. Thompson, 80 8. ry Ti 2 RUGS, WOOL FACE, $15.95.| 18 W. Pike E-Z Terms FE &1122 | DOOR RTs Pg bk WITH PLATE Nh ; 32n58. 1 t Oakland Scie are ie ewore ogee arc cous). fairness rE 7: ee -* De pages Furniture, = ‘sewing’ og Center FE. 2.3337 corn machine, $35. reha. tJ e a ’ * Loan Company |=. seme aero ee oe Empire Special * i * ieee ~ JOIN. > See ; |KRESGE'S| tie CLUB you TAKE THE ‘PICTURES KRESGE'S _ SUPPLY THE FILM _ copper pipe, 17 cents. Soil pipe. weather. Warwicks 2678 Orchard|_ Hwy. ‘MA 5-7878 or OR 3-7934 SAVE THE PENNIES ON YOUR MEAT BILL 48 has tacy MUSIC Slab bec 89 cents, Ground pork 3 Ib. $1.00. 34 8. Telegraph __FE_ 2-056? Pork per 3 i 1.00, ne i Sale Office Equipment 63 Hotd NEW AND USED OFFICE Ere Soe, | "Eatmee mea ce fe aoe ‘cents Rite Nati s Shi °° watermelons on_ ice Sale Store Equipment 64 OBDYKE MARKET |sormconoxa casm azorren Comer Wanen,gnd Ondrke | cond, sh, Pe Esme STEEL UGATED Sale Sporting Goods 63|——_ mit waked ——— : ree Hae nea FE 20233 RANGE RANGE HOODS. COPPER TONE. @. A. Thompson, 80 8 ie * SEPTIC TANK CLEA LBS. $7.95, G. A. Thor: sq ove r SECOND HANDED LUMBER FOR sale. M, Brockman. 32 Mathews. “aqua St rx — P.O. ALL TYPES OF HAY, STRAW, 3 Also mulch hay, Will | Bloomfield Huis. 3. €8 WK OLD PIGS” ORTON. Re ao We fs ‘Auburn Crooks. Hours 1 18 & 11-5. For Sale Livestock zz SMALL HERD a Hea git Ma ay epin.|S EMDEN SE aa SALE. OR _3-2861 own. Please bring contain- al Orchards, E. anita a SALE, 433 Te te CHERRIES, |; Grea agpeediges ype : é on Oakland q Gocameree a between Burns & Milford. Sales New Stewarts Geecals Hol ‘tee ee ee) 66 FREE! SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 1138, Saginaw FE 5-2100 set ET | ent nou Call ‘Bat. Sun. EM 3-3229 GoIna OUT CARLANE COUNTY MIGTORY tua| PUACK @ WHITE vuiat business, Sell, reas. Also cages 501 E, Walton Blvd. te (SIZES 620-127-120) 2 PHOTO GALLERY —- TYPE U on cctenreneee. B ge renee ee Developed and printed at two sizes, waliet _ indentifica- KRESGE’S oom as Soe neon stan MPist Bio P hee at all. Utica, HE 2. CAMERA DEPT. Parts and Supplies FOWES LAVE MOWER will be replaced 80 8. eee . a MPS SPRINELING SYS- FREE tems. 1 h.p, 65 gal per min. at - used jrailers, we = betas a Ae 2 & with @ new! roll of tt eta cent HOLLY Mae es . PRE-SEASON aa came os Holly Rd. Holly MEirose 4-6771. BEAT-THE-HEAT . ag ag ene ief SPECIAL! CHECK OUR DISCOUNT meta? 125,0H airconditioners.. PRICE OW COLOR FuM Traden allowance on your 1946 (O88 FH Yows deliver "| Sale Musical Goods 62 per se Sharan on” ut 1 GOODYEAR SERVICE ~ $e 51. Bring your, title with 30S, Cass FE 5-6123 Eads "tales on PAINT SALE taken in you save ok Berry Bros. house para hundreds of ig ye, you buy “ora iso PE 65-6150 : : Bob PLYWOOD SPECIALS sas : we eae CASH & CARRY Hay, Grain & Feed 71 Hutchinson > Fey a WE Pate Kututon| Mobile Home 488 1 FE 2-254 if ACRES NESTAURANT BZA OVEN (PE qost quam ur saeeenanee| — Sciles Inc. Efeen @ ao ae = PLateau 29-2795. 1361 Inwood Rd TET BE Oe OCS SR ee "Rent Trailer Space 79 AUBURN HGTS. MOBILE VII- a Se ae. Sao oF oe FE 65-6519 0 008 be MEA Bervien, na. Tah Ren WA Pus. O8 “When Charlie asked me to look at the mioon with him, T had no idea he'd bring his telescope!” Wanted Used Cars 88 oP BRICES. $30 A THOUSAND. Sand & gravel. FE 5 YDS. BLACK DIRT, $9. SAND & gravel. EM 3-0681 USED MOTORS eR rnsvarr: 8 Oakland Ave. visual aid try, shee. chou ore foaue any’ Write Christial Book Box_ 333, Bloo 3, Bloomfieid we fee USED LUMBER, | 2x8, 2x6, 2210.) Sheeting 11 ao uF used cement blocks. c Wood Closet Doors losing Out, Bi Mahogany &|- i wares brfold aa toe corn mi Px B load. PE he ee rea eae (EY 5 YARDS cE B int. ital deans 3500 re SAND, GRAV fin & ion Set Bulla, ea Ver,| basen oe 32. cava A-1 T, DIRT, Cr. stone, 13.80-¢15-0 00. rr B-0214 4-1. BLACK - ee 2 BU. $1.00 “tp oe lack ‘airt. asd ade aoon oon Mg Se 5 YDS. $7.00, peuxered. FE 4-6588. L AND GOOD FARM TOP SOI black dirt, 6% yde., 69. delivered. FE 46588, BE RRY DOOR SALES —F 371_8._ Paddock woop 4 AND SEpMENTE 7 — nation at and window: BENSON. LU fe ER CO. YELLOW DOUB: — tubs LE B. A end fittings, MI i TOP soi. - NO STONES 3 onl and’ On Go, MA 81431 os T99 : a stehen Lat A t Machinery | 60A | Greet enpmnet celublaghion om range: . ~~~] _Peat_& black dirt, FE 2-7611, — Bg fae & Mes ric wSwith Hyarauile Toadee, FE 61084. eat ‘TOP § SOIL} Sabinet, etc. "Antiques nihide 2 < Do It Yourself 61) Fit sanp Pry, CLAY attractive ¢ ee thee! oe nee dishes, At Oxford. Ci fl FOR RENT __|TOP nett IND GRAVEL, PILL] ‘Auction on M24 just N. of Oxtord.| = mane bene DRILLS, SAWS +303 weecte Genesee. a" H every i, Tt TOP BOIL SAND & SRAVEL, BY inte west of Norts nn an Baopotng BROWNIE HARDWARE Pickup track load, FE 5-0440. Ce FE_ 3.6230 480 8, SA. Wash BAND & GRAVEL. PILL EOS Sale fos ilers 78 FOR RENT GLENN'S "EROCKIN - ~ wan steamer, on 5-437, nace Ave 6 > to 4:06 Montcalm ‘puilders ‘4. : lontcalm FE 5-4712. r ™ nd. " poltshers, band’ sanders Fel sel & Paint, 458 Guehase Lane 5-6159. : ply Sand, gravel & ain seement mortar & trucking, 3-1534., ROAD GRAVEL-3. TB 50; Retaining wall stone ie siREDDED PEAT BLACK DIRT|CE YARD & DRIVEWAY GRAI iS. Top, ot gravel, fill, — E _ condition, OA 82391, "clase Sell-Out Boleng tractors, mowers & tillers. ——~r tractors new & used, E-Z CR TERMS HOUGHTEN & & SON J. I,_Case & Fe: Dealer Rochester, OL 1-0761 F Tractors and Mowers Bolens _ hat gee gg move out e used, 0 Auction Sales [_Beats 5089 Dixie’ nila ains Drayton Every Friday .....7 p.m. Every Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy. and Sell Daily ORlando cee July at “Si Btarting prot. e we guntry auction suction | + FoOoT R es ag i eedroom. ‘exesent c3 dition, ee) Phone 0) 1-403, ¢ | TREC _ IMMING, ‘wood, 1-9372, 5 |_Woed. Coal & Fuel 67 “FIREPLACE ‘455 SPARTAN Ask for Keith - Cameras, Equipment 61A © SBADE CaM yaa ere. al it W. He Hu ae ae D oF 7B btn. Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 denies Saiecivesagientert | IM ‘S.A. MOTORCYCLES, PARTS & a epnetine, gerviee <. all makes. Harkless Sales ice. 993 __Mt, Clemens. oR FOR PARTS AND SERVI r Harley Davidson, aoe Davidson Sales Co. 372 8 Benet Harbor. AND SER uaey ‘Bovigen Sportsman 1958 = Sale saree z : “eFOOT' CEN’ ers, 150 h.p, LS ie ge wen ler. Both at 1111 eee. Cass doors south of Frenchie's Landin: 2 ROW BOA — 1, 16 Bee 12. foot ciis's: Orion, MY 4TH SPECIAL now — Bostelio's, ay JOHNSON, 51, LIKE 4-5808, 1665 roa sear lg (4) Detective’s Diary. (9) Nature of Work. {4) Farm Report. (9) Movie. _ (4) Window Shopping. (2) Movie. - (4) Double Feature. (7) Movie. (9) Movie. - 1:30 (2) Horse Race. (2) Detroit Bandstand. (4) Milky’s Movie .Party. (7) All-Star Golf. - (9) Health. 4:20 (9) Film Feature. (9) Gabby Hayes. (2) Scoreboard. (T) Wrestling. (9) Zorro, (2) 20th Centary-Fox Hour, (9) Wild Bill Hickok. Starts Skin Bank ANN ARBOR @ — The surgery department of the University of Michigan Medical Center has es- tablished a living skin bank. Nar- row strips of human sking are used in treatment of deep third degree burns. The skin is obtained from persons who have just died, with permission of relatives, Skin cells remain alive several. hours 4:30 5:00 5:38 ore : be ae — aes » ee ne 8 ree & = tor mercy eed 4 if end then t Region 4 French cai \ 49 Cap brim & 33 Revolt E 5 State ° 23 Place of 38 Reach for Sti — 6 Afternoon worship 4 Giant — al nap 4% Cain and —— 41 Drilled Bie : a 3 ee beg + missing Een i & Bewtigored » DOWN — PPO ine 8 Medical man righ wa 1 Mead attire right direction (coll) 47 Trip s 5) get 11 Spreads to Hrs > ada - eo * 3 Indians ene attention = : a oo Proposes State Park W. Sallade (R-Ann Arbor) has of conservation, to hold an open hearing before deciding whether to establish a state park at Bruin Lake, northwest of Ann Arbor. Crash* Brings Death — “PETOSKEY @ — John K. Reed, 52, of Charlevoix, was injured fa- tally Thursday when his car crashed into a railroad viaduct near Bay Shore on U.S. 31.. He was president of Paul-Reed Inc., manufacturer of plastic articles, MUNISING Sarah Whitmore, 65, of Rte. 1, Munising, was_in- jured fatally Thursday in a two- car collision at the intersection of U.S. 2 and M48 seven miles west = = -- Today’ s Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject to change without notice. after a person is pronounced dead. “ANN ARBOR ww — Rep. George Asked Gerald Eddy, state director| — He ‘made his request in a letter, Fatally Huft in Collision |#odies (A Munday Flight’ (LN-3475) on After Month in parece ¢ By EARL WILSON sie staat 2%! wi wines af Gin ourer tek if 1 weet ce Tam © Witla, greene he Fowtn of July, t hope TE he pers with the high-speed slevator around; the streets of Rome like bugs. But one day when I was out at a film studio interviewing Chariton Heston, I looked at something I hadn't seen in a month and I said: —“Now there’s a car!” It belonged to somebody from Hollywood. It was a glistening, glossy new Lincoln Continental. And if Brigitte Bardot'd walked past then, she wouldn’t have got any more attention fromthe ‘Tyalians en Bas ear Ct. * We don't appreciate the space we have here until-we get to Europe. They were shooting that TV film of Grace Kelly in Monaco and somebody said, “I think we should move the camera about 20 feet.” ~ “If you move it’ 22 feet,* somebody cautioned, “you'll be over the border and in France!” — When we visited London, Paris, Brussels and Rome, we were conscious, though, that those cities have one thing that we lack in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Well, we probably have a little of it, but we don’t put it right out on the streets for everybody to ogle. I refer to vice. Which is getting more and more open all over Europe while we haven’t had a Mickey Jelke scandal now for several years. In we talked with some government people wholar” x* © * Let’s| hope it does. And since we're all quite pleased with ourselves at fireworks-shooting-off time, I feel very generous and since they are all such nice people over there, I think they deserve to be like us. «+. That's earl brother. (Copyright 1958) ad Dise Data and Chatter y xe Music in the Round the pop weré so hopeful that the long-talked-of “United States of|' Europe” would become a reality. | trequency TV station. Among lbums selling * well in the Pon- ‘tiac area are} “Saturday Night With Mr. C.” kind of penta there should be more of. No ‘fancy gimmics or huge or- chestrations. Just a good singer swingin’ along with a small combo. In the classical vein, Van Cli- burn’s much publicized Victor is selling like mad, as Billie Holiday, with new songs in new settings, is heard to good advantage in “Lady In Satin” (CL- 1157). r The Epic label has ‘released two| FIVE ACES: Still dripping with Station in Milwaukee Makes National News in Public Service Realm By JANET KERN Districted by UPI On the whole, local station shows are totally ignored by the. program jbungry. angry, stadio-cramped, talent- starved networks and sponsors. They fly from coast to coast; in fly-by-night bar Marong iy dec eA rack ‘poms and went to my woman|serce Teal affairs show. CBS- Washington replied that no|' such deal was cooking. But it not only was cooking—it already was cooked. CBS’ Milwaukee station WXIX-TV had snagged the states- man to appear on one of the least known and most... unusual shows on TV. 2 PANEL PROBES “Milwaukee Reports” is a public He also knows that to appear on this show he must pay his dwn way and receive ne fee of any sort * 6.6 Vice President Richard Nixon| for murder, ore 0 na has heen a guest, and Senator | fo, Estes Kefauver, and India’s Service representative Dr Bayegh, and Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler. “Milwaukee Reports” on the air, via a po Piolo station, for three years and Bee nce cren tees anaional quizzing guests and often mak-|: Te ie nail Sondtion’. Ex-Quiz Champ Van Doren, Wife Become Parents NEW YORK (AP) _ Former| show i dentist. MISSING PLENTY ounces. “You got trench mouth,” she said. But they never think to look at + a= “I wasn’t in any trenches!” I assured her. wean TV station offerings. And = a vinghet sl ae "WILSON he; teughed. “You probably got is ott |MY"* missin quite & ren ee diamant ‘ some fruit that wasn’t washed too well. : the [the “Twenty-One” program | you know I come from Europe myself and I knew about Besar. -Inetanee, the | Seord up 9 tat tne. He these things. Open wide, now, while I try to fix you up ro pest & call froma [Sey was engaged as an alittle!” . New York headquarters er tae gia ag I love those little ears and I will let you feel my backache Ser een SOON SN, \eoatitg Co. to prove it. . = oe betes * fe The Italians have done wonders with them and they spurt | 1, een 2 eee poo es = = former Ingrid Plans jasccicie to Swedish Producer © er Lars Schmidt as soon as it is patenit to question by an evowedly jlegally poet. r : partisan panel of junior Asso- ciation members. — “After, our marriage,” said the} ELECTRO MART When a public figure goes on [Swedish bom actress, “we Plan to 158 Oakland “Milwaukee Reports,” he knows -_ ew Open 9 to 9 Daily | he will face titerrogators who FE 2-3781 sellini, Miss Bergman's present husband, to have their marriage annulled, 65 Executed in 1957 WASHINGTON Department of Justice reports that executions in the United States totaled 65 during 1957, the same number as ayer ] i | | RCA Color TV Sales and Service | CONDON’S TV 127 S. Parke FE 4-9736 Pp * ott ee MORE PICTURE POWER : Bperta, Holiday 825 W. Huron St. FE 4-2525 emmmmenl! —¢ Sig * oo ——— © Wield Ay ni OU AOR GUARANTEE p in Writing ee | For the Life of Your Cer |Et Backed by the MIDAS | Z| Coest-to-Coost Network |. S i Ld = = i= aad MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS _ SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! ~ FREE INSTALLATION THE SAFE, SILENT WY MIDAS | MUFFLER GUARANTEED « Against Rust Out, Burn Out, Blow Out 2 OUR GUARANTEE . ‘Withstands Alf Investigation REMEMBER 5 Minute Service While You Wait = NO CHARGE For Labor on Muffler Installation For Labor on Front or Rear.Pipe When Purchased. With Muffler The Right Time Is Now—Come In Today—No Appointment Needed KING’S Midas. Muffler Service ise ‘. \Seqinew, Llane, Tote. (Next te. Open Monday Thru een “tit 51d0—Fridey ‘a 1 —sirvdey ait 5. Saturday, July tmemge G08 tos on, : Fe 2-1010 July e maa BRENDEL’S 2441 Auburn Rd, (M-59) ‘3 Mi, West of Uties Frozen Brine Shrimp in Stock 3 : at All Times ". : os Hal Boyle Saye: os NEW YORK (AP) “= “Ts sotibdinaety Sill aie Iranian’ i se: eo . 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Small @ Stock Up NOW and SAVE! ‘s® rip y gr te Yeor Sele PARQUET | ‘Beautiful tile that looks exactly like fine wood flooring. 9° x 9" x Armstrong Inlaid hnealedig ‘s EXCELON TILE Th be st of vinyl and asbestos tiles Vy" ombined in one > tile for any . = room in the home, 9 & "834'* : TILE - TILE ~~ forever, 334" 4: -ASPHALT- Long wearing, attractive tile that lasts Dark colors only. 9 TWEED CARPET VINYL FORMICA SINK 9x12 ASBESTOS TILE nn UT OUTS ie fe waxieg, grpaseprost, ter. Formica mounted on fee. S058. 95 ear? ney bly wood for a eae" 80 pes. Per. Cin. ‘perfect table top LINOLEUM RUGS cal Hinoleamn