“FoRTIAG x MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 5 105866 ‘PAGES CAR AND GAS STATION WRECKED—Colfax police chief, Herbert -Ziebell, takes a close look at a completely demolished automobile and what Fe Fae ground was only slightly damaged after a tornado dipped down on Colfax, Wis., last night. AP Wirephotes remains of a gasoline station affer the tornado. Many automobiles and homes were destroyed or seriously damaged. 12 Days Remaining to File tor August Primary Vote Candidates for 17 elective offices from Oakland Coun- ty have 12 more days in which to submit nominating petitions or filing fees to the county clerk’s office. Mrs. Mabel Child, election clerk, said to date her of- +fice has. received either candidates. Will Try Area Couple c=naicates. for Murder in Texas “The ‘deadline is 4 p.m. June, 17," Mrs. Child said. A Pontiac area couple charged said, while the other candidates ipetitions or fees from 15. nominating petitions, Mrs. Child! The following offices will be vot- ed on in the Aug. 5 primary: with a double murder will stand kland County U. s, repre- trial Aug. 25 in San Antonio, Tex.| Sentative (18th District). William Long, originally of Ten-| Six stare nepresentative seats nessee. but raised in Pontiac, and fy plore representing Oakland his wife, Kay, 20, of Lake Orion, County (Districts 1 through 6), are accused in the slaying of Mr-! County offices of prosecuting “and Mrs. A. B. Lippman, of near- attorney, clerk, register‘of deeds, by Somerset, Tex. * sheriff, drain. commissioner, Police said Long confessed | treasurer and survevor. ‘ shooting the elderly pair when Two Circuit Court commission- they found him trying to steal | ers. thelr car. Candidates for the 18th Congres- The couple was arrested near sional seat and the two Circuit Brownsville, Tenn., in the Lipp-|Court commissioners must submit man’s automobile. Long had been sought in Pontiac for parole viola- tion and auto theft since Sept. 5, 1957. } couple had been tenant arming near the Lippman home, police said. They have a two- month-old daughter. Runs True to Form ATLANTA (UPI) — Outdoor ' Page Editor’ James E, Carson of the Atlanta Constitution, a vet- eran fisherman, ran true to form in announcing the birth of a son, “He’s that big,” Carson said, showing the size with -his hands. “I swear it.” are permitted to file a $100 statu- tory filing fee or petitions, FOR. LEGISLATURE To date two candidates each have filed from state representa- tive Districts 2 and 4, x ._.*® * There have been one each for Districts 1, 3 and 6, clerk, prose-. eutor, drain commissioner, sher- iff, state senator, register of deeds, surveyor and treasurer. Other candidates have an- nounced their intention to run but have not submitted petitions or fees as yet. Williams Calls 4 State Mayors Pontiac Not Included in Talks on Jobless Compensation Plan LANSING (UPI) — Mayors of tmajor- labor market cities in Mich- igan will meet with Gov. G. Men- nen Williams Monday to discuss an junemployment compensation pro- ‘gram for Michigan. (Pontiac, although one of the major labor markets in the state, is not represented. Pontiac’s Mayor William Don- aldson said today he had not been invited to the parle to meet with him in an obvious attempt to win support for his plan ) Rebels Reject [Equality Vote junity into this hotbed - |there will be no halting of ithe 342-year-old rebellion. ; “|rally to his program. -\drove slowly through the streets ition of Algiers residents more) By -‘REBA HEINTZLEMAN by De Gaulle A skull found in a Waterford “New. Premier Drives! Township peat bog last spring is iprobably the oldest human bone Into Hotbed of Moslem sdk. cheatin is Sickie. sone Nationalists ing to University of Michigan an- thropologists. CONSTANTINE, Algeria * * * (P—Premiér de Gaulle car-| They believe the skull has been, ried his drive for Algerian buried since between 1,500 B. C. Dan Weaver, 67, and his son, Richard, 30, of 6204 Rowley Ave., were shredding peat at the corner of Willow and Lockhaven roads, when they spotted the skull at a depth of 25 feet in the peat bed. First inkling of its extreme Moslem nationalist raatng ance today. But already rebel spokes- men abroad were rejecting his offer. Nationalist sources in’ neighboring. Tunisia said] Township and State Police re- turned the skull to the Weavers, . saying it was “too old to have been a recent murder victim.” In Cairo, spokesmen for the Algerian National Liberation Front (FLN) said they could ‘ber of the Michigan Archaeologi- eal Society, Karl Parchert, of Dearborn the skull was brought to the attention of U. of M: profes- sors Dr. E. J. Griffin and Dr. Robert Greenman. Now, after more than a year of study, the two scientists report the. approximate age, and add that the skull] has béen identified jas definitely that of an Indian male about 25 to 30 years of age = scientists further eegerted independence — should Shouts for De Gaulle were th. ‘they reported. lowed quickly by equally massive! * * shouts for Jacques Soustelle, the} The high tannic acid content of Gaullist deputy and strongman the peat helps preserve bone s, @ge came when both. Waterford | Through the efforts of a mem-| tions, bone is. completely decayed: in 300 years, they added. the first find of human bone in peat reported from Michigan and they are now greatly interested in establishing the skull’s definite age. structure is in the scientific labora- ‘\tory of a nationally known expert in the field of anthropology, Dr. | SECRET OF BOG — Mrs. The professors added ‘that it is | At the present time. the bone. Skull From Waterford Bog _ - Oldest Human Bone in State George Neumann of Indiana Uni- versity. Dr. Neumann has made a ‘spe- leial study of early man in North. 'America, and it is hoped that he may come up with the answer as ‘to how long the skull has been ‘buried in Waterford Township. Another section of bone found at the same site has not yet been studied by the experts. It is a 12- ‘ers, Pentiae Press Phote Richard Weaver holds up a bone | found at the same place as a skull which University of Michigan of the Algerian insurrection who/they said. Under average condi- | anthropologists say is the oldest humap bone found in Michigan. inch piece also found by the Weav-/ was not made a member of the De Gaulle Cabinet. Soustelle, standing at the right of De Gaulle, waved his arms in an effort to calm the crowd, De Gaulle frowned. After the speech De Gaulle of this rebellious city of eastern _ * * * ° | Gov. G. Mennen Williams The Premier told a crowd of about 100,000 in Algiers last night; that all residents of this North African territory are Frenchmén with equal rights and equal votes. and with France their mother- land. De Gaulle spoke only in gener- alities that left Algerians in the dark-on details of his plans for) ending the 43-month rebellion. But there was no doubt the general, captured and fired the imagina- | Boy, 11, Lands Shark LOEE, England (UPI)—Fish- -erman Anthony Littlewood, 11, told his dad yesterday: “I've got a bite. What do I do now?” “Pyll,” his father said. Anthony pulled, and landed an 84-pound blue shark seven feet long. JUDGE CLARK J. ADAMS President Heuss Assures Ike . WASHINGTON « — President'are cooperating loyally in the over- to participate in the federal pro-, gram of unemployment compensa-| tion benefits extension. He said he would discuss. “ac-! tior, needed fer the state to participate” in the, federal pro- Theodor Heuss assured Congress all defense planning of the North today that his Germany will never Atlantic Alliance. again"depart from the path of de-, “Never again in the future mocracy and freedom. shall German and American sel- The 74-year-old. West German) diers fight each other,” he said. gram. The mayors invited included James Tanner, Bay City; Wilbert F, Smith, Benton Harbor; Thomas Sparks, St. Joseph; Stanley J. Davis, Grand Rapids; Ralph Crego, Lansing; G. Hilding Carlson, Mus- kegon: David R. Calhoun, Hunting- ton Woods; Robert Schultheiss, Port Huron; James Harvey, Sag- inaw; George Algoe, Flint; Russell V. Worgess, Battle Creek; Harold D, Miller, Jackson;. Glenn Allen, Kalamazoo,- and Louis Miriani, Detroit. revealed he received official notice from federal Labor Secretary James Mitchell that President Ei- sénhower had signed: the federal At the same time, fhe governor] unemployment compehsation bill. iPresident said his people intend/ | Heuss took issue with criticism == oe __ geventebie — jabroad that economically prosper- ous West Germany had been able ‘to expand its markets at the ex- ipense of other countries which car- ‘ried a heavy defense burden dur- jing the years that Germany was demilitarized, * * * “Can you hold this against a people,”” he asked, '‘that they have regained economic strength lthrough industriousness and skill, and thanks to the economic com- mon sense displayed by the United Heuss’ on was given at a joint session of the Senate and House on the second day of his: state visit. Heuss is the first Ger-) man chief of state ever to visit the United States. Heuss was given 2 standing | ovation when he entered the House chamber escorted by, a committee of senators and fep- résentatives. , House: Speaker Sam Rayburn go teracgrs po Jot proud dition for German. economic recov- ery?” and free le, a people who are: : es selina remain Tree.’ \EXPRESSES GRATITUDE - The Germans, Heuss claimed,; He said he had not come to \ or States which was the essential Gon- — Judge Adams Chairman of State Advisory Group With Cooler Weather Algeria. Nationalist fighters are named chairman of an advisory committee to aid the in the mountains just outside Con-| governor in reorganizing state government. set June 20 at the first. meeting date of the new 32- member committee and an- nounced Adams’ ment. The governor acted under the new executive reorganization law) passed by the current Legislature. | appoint- the Legislature proposals on re- organization which become law if not vetoed by the Legislature | within 60 days, On the committee from Oakland County, in addition to Adams, are than anyone had done in a long Mrs. Berrien C. Ketchum, of Bir- ume. mingham, president of the League of Women Voters; Former State, Senator George Higgins, of Fern-| dale; and Huntington Woods May- David Calhoun. Others are: Phil deBeaubien, of Birmingham, publisher of the De troit Times, and E. C. Hayhow, editor of the Hillsdale News and former city editor of The Pontiac, Press egy ee HEUSS PRES. ‘Showers on the Way | Partly cloudy and. cooler With Oakland Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams today was a few showers is the outlook for} Pontiac ntent with a low of} around 52 * bg * Fair and cooler weather is ex-| {pected tomorrow with a high’ of 65. The 15-25 miles an hour winds to. iday will become norriwesterly |tonight and diminish slowly tomor-/; . Fair and somewhat cooler} row, iis the forecast tomorrow night" with ja low near 48. Saturday's outlook is fdir ‘Monday. * * * 62. 2 p.m. One Car to a Space NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A | traffic court ruled yesterday that | one car cannot squeeze into an- other's parking space with impun-. -, ity in New Orleans. Judge How- ' ard Taylor held that, even if | one of them will get a ticket. and It permits him to submit te cool with showers again Sunday or by-two two foreign autos are able to fit | into one space costing a nickel, [several more deaths could not be “Horne Leveled as Storm Rips Two-Sfate Area Colfax Like Battlefield With People, Houses, Trees Flung in Debris MENOMONIE, Wis. (UPI)—Tornadoes cut a 40-' mile wide swath through the peaceful dairy country of northwestern Wisconsin last night, killing at least 29 persons and injuring more than 100. - Hospitals in four cities were filled to overflowing with casualties and emer- gency first-aid stations were jset up in armories and school gymnasiums. Six- teen persons hovered be- tween life and death. _ “It was like a battle- field,” said Dr. G. J. Neu- mann, a dentist at Colfax, hardest hit community in the area. ® * * “T was in World War II and I've seen a lot of people die, but when you see your own townspeople killed, its something different .. ." Dr. Neumann said. he was waiting for a patient in his office when the killer tornado struck. | biecks frem their foundations,’ He said he ran into the street and “saw. a man lying with a two- ; q Where tornado hit. wooden plank driven | through his chest. ran toward two other persons. They In downtowr Pontiac the lowest were dead too.’ liemperature preceding 8 a.m. was| One-thirdsof the homes were lev The mercury rose to 80 at eled in Colfax and at least 13 per- sons were killed. Automobiles were twisted into grotesque shapes. Hun- dreds of trees and fallen telephone poles meshed and fortified macabre arches through the stricken area, Roads were littered with debris, pieces of metal, boards, and five bodies were found together “‘hor- ribly mangled.’ oe count showed that at least 29 persons were killed. Reports of immediately verified. * *« * Starting in late afternoon, the | tornadoes struck hard in a two- America as a petitioner, but wished simply to express his gratitude for the assistance given to his country by the U. S. government, and for help rendered by millions of in- dividual Americans. “The material side of this as- sistance Was important but not | state area. A twister damaged mn noeiee.. Germany, U.d. Will Stay Friends’. hemes near St. Cloud, Minn., then. clubbed an estimated 25 farms in the Albany, Minn., area. | Several] injuries were reported. Crossing into Wisconsin, the vio- ‘lent storm pattern hit with deadiv ‘lowed U ithen skipped northeast into Colfax force. One man was killed in Wil- son and there were reports of heavy injuries, Pursuing a zigzag pattern, the tornado generally fol- S. 12 into Menomonie, decisive, It gave us moral uplift where it unleashed its full fury. and encouragement,” he said. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) He was dead. [ © Heuss. said it was very reassur- ing to the Germans that President) ae | Eisenhower repeatedly made clear “how much he felt Germany's: In Today’ . 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Hike Expected Ike May Get Bill Today Granting 10 Per Cent Boost to One Million area commencement activities. |, WASHINGTON (AP)— Conerée| < Due to the fire which - gional approval appeared assured | cebselen daieae: ge today for a 10 -per cent pay in-| week last year, the exercises can | school eg at 4‘p.m. stee Won gymnesium will crease for the government's one — not be held in the Kirk-In-The- million white collar and supervi- Hills Church, but Dr. Harold De sory, civil service employes. Windt, pastor of the church, will ee * par preach the baccalaureate. ser- The Senate, which previously — So et: voted for a 742 pér cent increase,|” actepted yesterday the 10 per cent figure approved by the House while adding some -amendments, The House is expected to aecept'- the Senate changes and send the bill to the White House, possibly Tae Waterford Candidates . Ce * PEDAL PUSHERS military achievements. . 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Street Floor chests Shoe Depl. . ’ Street Floor | j 4 : ; | | j ) Zo \ | S 4 3 : | - y ; ) ; jc a ne ed " After Postage 2 ot pe, au > : ‘ eae a ‘ : HAROLD A. FITZGERALD President and Publisher Editorial Page THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958; SE EEEeeneneeee : : THE PONTIAC PRESS — a ASSOCIATED PRESS Ae School Board Election Is Vital. ‘ In a very few days Pontiac citizens will be voting to elect two members ‘to the Pontiac Board of Education. . Our school board is one of the most important functions of our city. - x «kk * Yet if past records are any indication the number of .voters will be pitifully small. A year ago Increase Junk Mail Will Lessen Postal authorities believe that the new rates will result in a sharp cline in the “junk mail.” Three cheers! © And glory be! ~ K & * Householders from one énd of the nation to the other have long since ‘grown weary of the-junk that methodically pokes ifs unwanted way into the mail boxes of a nation. The amount of this slush will sharply re- duce and domestic applause will echo from coast to coast. a 2 ee And think of the mailman. There’s another sufferer. It must be the height of exas- peration for all. these loyal car- riers to find themselves, burdened with the “junk -mail” that they know the recipients toss in the basket. Now their burden will be - lightened. They will be one of the main beneficiaries. : Who is more deserving? x & * Many people follow this rule: if it isn’t important enough for the send- er to pay first class postage, it can’t be important enough to open. Try this for a month and you'll be surprised at the time you save and the fact you miss out on nothing. Oversupply of Uranium Causes Mining Slump Up to a few years ago Canada and the Belgian Congo were the main sources of uranium ore from which U.S. atomic bombs and fuel for atomic furnaces are made. However, such large quantities . now have been found in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico that the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) has cut off additional -pur- chasing commitments. Naturally, mine owners and processors are alarmed over this development. They contend that at the urging of the AEC, the sole purchaser, uranium was found and large sums have - been invested in mines and plants. They feel that the agency has let them down and are demanding a stock piling program. x kk * JEssE JOHNsON, director of the AEC’s raw materials . division, takes a practical view of the situation. “We want a strong, continuing domestic uranium industry,” he says, “and, to the extent possible, production should not go beyond a level that can be sustained until the com- mercial market develops.” He points out that the problem comes from a leveling off. of production “after a steep climb —not a cutback.” _ Uranium mining interests have a good case and should be granted some adjustment. But stockpiling will only postpone the day of reckon- ing with consumption. THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Tue Powtiac Press Company 48: W. Huron 6. Pontiac 12, Michigan Trade Mark Dally Except Sunday Rveser. Basserr, Jonn A. Rater, Executive Vice President Assistant Advertising and Advertising Director Mahager Howaes H. Prreareans 11, Eant M. Teeapwets, Vice President and Circulation Manager Business Manager * G. Maranatt Jompas, Joum W. Prreceeats - Local Advertising Secretary and Editor Manager Rosrser B Taare, - Managing Editer + Georse C. Iewan, _Classified Manager The Associated Press is entitied exclusively to the : all local ne vse for republication of ws printed in this netspaper as well as all AP news diwpatches + .. The Powric Paese is delivered oy ® week; where carrier is not ava! in Oakland, Genesee, Livineston, Macomb Sic, Copotion ite $1 oS ar: ichigan, amd 4! other : in $2000 a year all. mah yg * Parable tn sivance.. Entered as second clase matter at Pontiac Member of ABC. Phone Pontiae FE 3-881. by ma beer and eisetehere In e.: \ 4 for 40 cents | fi out of 37,625 registered voters, . only 2,769 took the time to go and vote. a This apparent lack of interest is hard to understand. The school. board, along with the people they- direct, has a great deal to do with molding the lives of future citizens of Pontiac. © «© *€: 2 Today more than ever before edu- ration is vital to our existence. Yet on election day many supposedly good citizens will shrug their shoul- ders and say, “Let my neighbor vote. I haven’t the time.” This lack of interest in our children’s well-being is hard to explain. We go to great expense, and in many, cases deprive our- selves so that our. children may have certain advantages. ee oe Why, then, not take just a few min- utes of our time and go to the polls and vote for the. candidate of our choice? This same privilege is not offered in all countries, which is an- : Other reason we should_all do our moral duty as citizens in a democ- —_ w® 2. % _ © Accept your responsibility and . VOTE. * x : The Man About Town « Twins to Gather Pontiac Area Brothers Are the State’s Co-Presidents : What gives us some- thing to talk about while talking. This column urges its qualified readers to attend the 1958 meeting of -. he Michigan Twins Association on June 28-29 at the Hotel Olds at Lan- -sing. The co-presidents of the state as- sociation are ; Rebert and Richard Tenniswood of Rochester, who celebrate their 26th birthdays on June 22. The state meeting always is attended by a large number of twins, coming from all parts of Michigan. Commenting on my item about the strong devotion that exists between pairs of mourning doves, a reader tells me that he knows of a pair who will not eat to- gether, Still more evidence of the birds’ resemblance to humans, re “As far as the Detroit Tigers are con- cerned,” phones ; Blair Houseland, “the Orioles are vultures.” This column is in absolute agreement with Mrs. Beatrice Hansford p of Drayton Plains, who writes that multi- ple clover leaves are no rarity. Three-leaf is the standard, but those with a greater number are “as plentiful as fodder in a cow pasture.” A letter with the warning that - “Only God can make them,” says, “Perhaps the removal of those Perry Street trees is for the greatest good to the greatest number, but I'll shoot the guy who tries to remove that scrubby oak in the rear of the court- house or that majestic elm in front of the General Motors office building on Oak- land Ave.” Your Pontiac Press can be an integral part'of your vacation. Write or phone the Circulation Department, FE 2-8181, and it “will follow you. ~ “The porkies are coming south,” phones Harry Mortimore of Lake Orion,” who has found two porcu- pines in that vicinity, both killed by auto- mobiles. A reminder that vacation time ts bur- glary time comes from Chief of Police Herbert W. Straley, who advises every precaution in closing your home for any period. A little care will frustrate the attempts of robbers. In the same connection, . Sheriff Frank W. Irons asserts that the lack of proper precautions creates a strong temptation to burglarize a home. Verbal Orchids to- Mrs, A. R. Looney) of Birmingham; eighty-fifth bi ae. William L. Plumer ; : of Holly; ninetieth birthday. «© | »% George Kuhn of Goodrich; ninety-third: birthday. \ ; i ‘ ; @ 2 Fm ™~, David Lawrence Says: California Vote se EERE ii ut iH | Pid g aes BBoF Z 5 g g a 8 ? ; H totaled 1,700,753, whereas those who. called themselves Republicans _ Cast 1,337,899. x * * tt HE ri i £ E ff a z m7 1 z é will, of course, lose election. This same situation is indicated ' in other states where in the recent primaries, with the exception of New Jersey and The Country Parson IAN i ‘duce is attained. _this is from age I 3 # fa . dictionary, you'll’. = ee f), 5 - A Results Deceiving Dr. William Brady Says: - Eat Your Way.to Health; Keep Youth Despite Age Puberty is the age at which sex- ual maturity and capacity to repro- In our climate ERE ret i: sFs Fri 23: Hr af damental health diet given in the . 7 Keys to Vite (35e and stamped. self-addressed: envelope) and/or supplement your regular diet with all the vitamins the salesman says you need, you can’t keep in top condition unless all of your (or your dentist's) teeth are function- ally efficient. In other words any impair- ment of digestion is bound to Jead to faulty nutrition or; as the old timers call it, mainu- trition. (For details consult Volumette I of the Pocket Cy- ecwpedia of Health, Save Your Teeth, which, . like Volumette XVI, The 7 Keys to Vite, sets own or your den- tist’s) is worth at least $1,000. Now if you have access to Web- better, a medical significance of degeneration, phys- < ical degeneration that is. | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | . “Please send your booklet! The Calcium. Shortage, My left ‘shoul- der hurts like sin when 1. use that arm éertain ways.” (Mrs. J. D., "Answer — I don’t know wheth! cs er I even mention barsitis in ) B thy ie i ad 3 fst : It’s a Man’s Job to Handle Money’ ? ete tg eflfess 7 FE ! ‘Drive on Streets. Have Trees’ E i gz i di f He et g b=} Ez 5 i ‘Who Says W ere Going Downhill?’ a ffeil I: R shock to a lot of scientists and attorneys, but they are true. For the “average” American"ts 30 years old, married, and with 2 children just ready to enter school. Jesus urged us to talk By DR. GEORGE W. 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Look how little a genuine Kenmore floor polisher costs! With it you can scrub in minutes! Wax evenly and poljsh to a gleaming finish in no time at all, Complete with Rug Cleaning Agen, 29.95 ‘On poy back’ SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. _at other times, Thus, more peo- | ! covered by city asphalt. | . ful. as the summer wears on. spectful ee : rash by bruising the roots enough | ! to a 0 sap. _ it gets on human flesh. "| Marriage License | * te TEN Poison ivy OK But Can Be Harmful ‘Indian Manufacturers ito Get Design Advice ‘groups to guide small: manufactur- if Not Bruised soz yetiemnce are being set up in New Delhi » Bombay, Madras and Calcutta. _| Helping organize the groups are a number of Indian designers ona 2 Highest on ‘Record NEW. DELHI — Design-advisory Mr. and Mrs, Charles Eames,) NEW ¥ORK — American designers. An estimated wF Tanguages are signs that will please consumers Usage of New Rubber. , new rubber in the United States Serr ‘|during 1957 climbed to 1,467,506/rubber consumption in 1957 totaled long tons from the 1,436,482: tons/539,147 tons compared with ns ee ‘THE: PON'TIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, JUNE is, 1058 ms to. the 1,529,699 tons used in 1955 Synthetic-rubber consumption of, 874,394 tons used in 1956. Natural- at Any Time of the Year’ When Mishandled By DELOS SMITH ‘UPI Science Editor : NEW YORK—A scientific fact about poison ivy is that even the most Sensitive person can play with the horrid plant endlessly without coming to the slightest harm—if he is careful not to bruise jt. The authority. for that is Dr.) . Albert M. Kligman of the Univer-) sity of Pennsylvania. He ‘snipped} . leaves from a freshiy cut stem, ‘and he bound the leaves with soft. cotton dressing to the forearms of six persons, x * *& All were highly sensitive. - Yet t they wore the leaves against their, skin for 12 hours and there was. : no affect save tiny spots of in- flammation where the cut leaf stems made ‘contact. Kligman, you see, was careful not to bruise the leaves and his subjects were careful about that, toe. - But you have to keep in mind: , that poison ivy. bruises easily, | especially at this time of year? when the leaves and stems are {— young and tender. Late in the sum- | mer, they've toughened and are. not quite so bruisable. ‘ * * * That, Kligman said, is one rea-, son why more people endure the agonies of poison ivy rash in the: _ spring than any other time. ~ Another reason is that spring | sounds a call-to-nature even to | people who are blind to nature | ple go to where posion ivy grows — which is almost anywhere not | Also, people become more care-! They've .been~ burned once and after that they recognize the. plant as best they can and keep a re- * * But the aliad sap is just as poisonous in the fall as in the spring. Even in the dead of winter, you can get a bad case of the i lor people who think they're Fish nl Kligman took several of these and vigorously rubbed | _ poison ivy leaves against their | skins. In each case ke got a skin reaction—mild, te be sure, but a definite reaction. He doubts if there's a completely immune | person; ' Most people think the fluid which forms under a -poison ivy blister _ will spread the rash if it breaks’ ‘out. Not so, Kligman said; The fluid itself is harmless. But the sap is amazingly persistent once & Applications rt B Brown, §7 Moret Poteet R. Hunt, Drayten Visine Willlam E McTeer, Ferndale Margaret A Rhodes, Birmingham Michael] MH. Bunnell Birmingham Marilyn L. Rubly, Birmingham Dale L Kare 3840 Pontiac Shirley Al Brower, 32 Clarence Riley W. 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Saginaw St. $ 3° me Shoes made of the l 80 Just Say, “Charge Hh” on Sears Revolving Charge . . Up te @ Months te Pay. . Small Service Charge Wemen’s and Children's Slippets. Reg. $1.49. Shoe Dept. Main Floor White and Soft Pastels Trimmed Styles Take advantage of this w “Regularly 49¢ to 98¢ ee. Pretty Elastic Leg Briefs 3 for $ énderful: sale price on good qualify elastic leg briefs in runproof nylon tricot. They're finished with fine waist and leg elastic, double fabric crotch. Small, med., large. Women's Accessories Dept. Main Floor your choice... assorted slips Large assortment of slips and half slips in no iron Plisse. Sizes 32-40. White only. Hurry .-. . SAVEI BuiltUp Shoulder slips of sanforized cotion in sizes 34 to 92 in White ony! Buy Now .... SAVE! - reg * 1.98 For the trim icthin . wonderiul Charmode figure- cantrolling two-way stretch ’ girdle or panty with rayon Batin elastic front panel. Sizes ~ 34-36 and 38. Hurry ... Save! Corsetry Dept.. 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Si \ _——————————————, : , g eae ee ee we : - : . vote the dandelion as the Ee : Hal Boyle Sars, ia : 3 he Moree” & eee Ne foe wie wer—by’ acclam Rome s Officers | ori Te aint Dandelion: Should Be Our N Enjoy Arguing Angry . Drivers ROME: (INS) — It's easy to talk) back to a cop in Rome. Sofneth bind no law-fearing motorist in the would dare try happens many times a day in the traffic-choked streets of the Eternal City. And, what isév en more strange, the policemen don't stem to take offense,“In fact, they expect. it! SHORT ON TEMPER Reman motorists, notorious for’ a ‘bein short on temper and long. have little patience with. policemen who whistle at them for such “trifling” i. to wear a natio “9 | buttonhole, why snot make it t - Loud Complaints From| NEW YORK (AP)—If potien er in its) ey nent As periodically peti- tioned 40 Lag cafe an official U.S. flower, but so far has ducked a Wwote. This issue could case a lot of statesmanlike heads to roll — like petals at the first frost, * * * : Garden lovers are a passionate ifolk, Knock their favorite flower, and it’s worse than kicking their dog around. The angry sap rises in them. The wise politician real- Borneo Colony Yields Earliest things as ignoring a stop signal or making a Wrong turn. A driver who has been | by a» cop inimediately begins to argue with the policeman with- out giving him time to explain. Evea after he has been told of his offense the driver will per- sist in arguing that he was right all along. The policeman (Roman cops ap-! pear resigned to the situation) usually will let the offending motorist: off with a reprimand. Tickets are served for very serious violations but not often enough. Most fines are for_jllegal parking. A driver deliberately went through a red light at a dangerous intersection and sassed the police- man for calling him to a halt. As, the policeman approached the car, the driver whisked off in a huff w ithout bothering to hear what he had to’ say. The cop did nothing. * * * Another time, a motorist found a ticket of his windshield for ille- gal parking.. He hunted. up the cop on the beat and told him off for writing out the ticket, charging Trace of Life WASHINGTON — The dalensit history of Sarawak has been ‘pushed back 40,000 years into the Recent discovery. of prehistoric graves in a vast cave has brought new evidence of early human life in the steamy, equatorial British Colony, Some of the human re- mains were colored a bright ‘red. Also found. were thousands of primitive tools and ornaments made. — _used by these early ‘tere faces the South China: Fai from wild, the Sea Dyaks or iTbans are a gentle, friendly peo- ple. They live in their ancestral way along the rivers that provide most of Sarawak’s communication, * * * at the same time that the mayor “has horns.’ The cop took it in stride, Roman drivers openly admit | that the talking back is a deli- | berate and time-honored, custom designed te “throw off” the. police and put the a in the “right. ” As one motorist put it: ~ “By shouting and arguing you convey the impression that you are not at fault but that the police-| man is wrong in his Ag nsoreasal Otherwise you would ° be putting | yrs: yourself into doubt, \ | Each settlement is a single long- jhouse set on stilts, with separate |rooms for each family along one | side. A communal space:runs the length of the building on the other side like a village street. As many. as 60 families may occupy one | longhouse. * Births Following is a list of children ‘born to. Pontiac are@ couples as recorded in the County Clerk's! Office. Only the father’s name is ‘used. scheme of their clothing. * * * “By remaining sileyt you would| Geore gre he s be saying, in effect, ‘yes I am| Dimitri Oliaicence, wrong and you, the policeman, are | Ray! B. Biron, 918 Hilibur, right.’ That would be foolish.” | Bon ft. Silomen. itis oarte Rd. Asked whether it wasn’t prob- | Fred F Kastelic, AS. ashington Might and the. seeteriet nrece, | REED ESEich "name w: a e moto wrong, osley EK. +d the gentleman smiled with a ges- Gari t z Seefela 618 Gil ee a ture implying, “‘why go into _ Heronim B. Bem, 3363 Elder Ra. that?” Max L. Nevells, 6059 Pontiac Trail . Archie K MacKean. 4136 Biackburn Dr. The day is long past due in} noma B Oejohn, 7990 Bidor Rome when the motorist meekly| Ri pa pr. 2009 shview and apologetically listens to every-| Louis A. Smith 4230 it Ra. thing the cop has to say and re-| Marshall 0 Wides fy ey plies “thank you” when handed a! Leroy 0. Clark, 3114 Greenlawn ticket. John BE. ck, oneer Dr, Robert H e, % Colgate Se Arch Supports Colored | Ssa'2 Gunman, U7 Rarrion Daniel 4. Gren : Eine x __ CHICAGO — Arch supports for) Bereel'a: Box "tah ieoctne women are now being made in pas-! Harvey L. Graham, 4913 Georgia reene, 40 N. Lynn tel colors to match the = cone] William D Billiter. 2434 Genes Dr Robert ite, _ - ‘izes that picking a auienel flower} onae easily lead to a fidral war between. the states, Right now there are two lobbies besieging Congress —. some ladies from Atlanta, ardent advocates of the rose; a Midwest contingent which thinks the corn tassel should be the tossing symbol ot our land. *..% * The rose lovers, of. course, are strictly traditionalists and are the kind of people who pick the New ‘of the South, York Yankees every year to win the American League pennant. Men, tell want Father's Day. Or, better yet, get one for yourself today ! 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Drug. lesa Bill $ their constitutions, to accept fed- "| workers who have used. up their Asking” $666 Million | More of Congress. for Immediate Relief WASHINGTON W ~— The job- less pay extension bill was signed on eee yesterday. immediately, Eisenhower Ang to Congress a request for an extra appropriation of $665,700,- 000 to be used mainly for payments le cer ney Jane ee exhausted, | tories pia: sae od a properties of mode DREAD REMINDER — Boys in Moron, Venezuela, view bronze sculpture of a dead Anopheles mosquito, vector ot malaria germ, me yoxnnac PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE: rs 1958. It commemorates nation’s battle against the | - p Plans hee : ioe - Adopted Dogs | KANSAS CITY (AP)—It’U be q a prize. So. will tie one adopted § longest. Dallas is a 42-story ton at abot 3,000 members which euenone that will contain.a chapel on the! mals in an area of 400. sqliare/3%h floor for anyone ‘ “seeking a| mnfies in ond around Kanens-Ciy- ee ee - SPECIAL SELLING! ‘3 DAYS ONLY! Our Regular $4.00 Genuine Arch US. Ane WHITE . ~ Only a most sensational Purchase enables us to ‘$999 | | . $9996 cwhere do, your = mots built the eight- million-dollar cargo carrier for charter to a Cleveland shipping firm. ’ Most life insurance companies don't, go -down to the sea in ships. But the 1,300 companies, do invest at the rate of 14 million e. Assets of American life imsur- Many vhs have reported they would have to get sanction from) state legislatures, or even change ‘eral advances of money. in states participating, insured benefits through un- employment wil] be able te draw | additional weekly payments | days and expiring next April 1, follows the main recommendation of the President. It is a Cont- gressional substitute for a Dem-, ocratic-backed measure that would’ have provided non-repayable ted- eral financing of unemployment relief grants and given idle work- Out of the more than five imillion unemployed nearly one | million have run through all job- ‘less benefits they had coming and | most presumably are still unem- | ployed. erm The size of unemployment pay-, ments varies with the states but’ laverages about $30 a week. (gather on the shores of the Detroit| The new law, effective in thlece wit be tie Uardnat Vesoal' superintendent for idated ‘Because of the tremendous ‘gan Consolidated Gas Co, Seeie] accumulation of dollars, the com: labout 1,200 acres, By WALTER BUSSEWITZ bee iy gem. e. NEW YORK # — A crowd win) bonds for a hospital in a Canadian frontier town to turnpikes, hotels, skyscrapers, ‘River in River Rouge, Mich., Sat-' lurday to watcH the christning of | centers, cross-country . a ship that is being built with ®"d a New Mexico pecan ranch. wise,” Ecker said. premiums. Holgar J. Johnson, president of Not the cereal box top Variey. tye Institute of Life Insurance,’ ibut the won: parr and yearly'says: “Life insurance funds, while! premiums o waiting call for benefit payment, Northwestern’ Mutual Life “nsur-'are dynamic dollars supplying cap- ance Co., Milwaukee. ital, helpihg to retool the nation * * * in the continuous process of change: The 26,000-ton, 729-foot freighter arid creating jobs in all walks of Edmond Fitzgerald will bear the jie.” : * * * : Actually life insurance money ply the Great Lakes. Northwest today is a major source of invest- i ithit ‘Turns in 27-Cent Check fone ~ nce | From ‘37 to Pay Bill . [ste 2 a giant with assets of 10242! billion dollars. Assets climb about DETROIT (AP}—Tom emote | five billions a year. Mich-| 27-eent refund check issued in 1937) wad old Detroit City Gas Co.’ onant cits und uonidcigal ‘anning says. he paid the 27) ns tes ae cents himself since the uriclaimed bends, y bonds refunds were turned over to the and mortgages. ‘State Board of Escheats years At Metropolitan Life Insurance ago. Co., the nation’s biggest, Frederic’ oereaenaentiotaase iW. Eeker, president, says, “We Pitcairn tsland has an area of find our funds have a tendency to) ‘go where the need is greatest.’ CONVERTING MORE PEOPLE TO CHEVY! 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Polis will be at Roosevelt Ele- mentary School, Scotch School and at the West Bloomfield Township Hall. Iw the Walled Lake District. Walter E. Horstman is unopposed| as he seeks his fifth term on the board. } Two incumbents and one new. | comer will vie for two seats on the South Lyon Township School date is Lester V. Slauter Jr. The pair elected will be sworn into. office July 1 for three-year) terms. Polls will be open from 10. a.m. to 8 p.m. in the South Lyon | School. | ‘ Southfield Public School District, voters will elect.two from a field! of 10 eandidates. The two-year tefms of Mark W. _Rehbine, beard secretary, and Ernest J. Coverdill, trustee, ate expiring. Both are secking re- election. The other candidates include two women, Mrs. Edward Lloyd and) Mrs. Sol Siegel. «Others are John G. Campbell. Thomas J. Grady, Dr. Milton J. Huber, Daniel F,. MacKinnon, William F. Mueller and Clifford) Thompson. Adrian Victim Dies ADRIAN ® — Mrs, Pearl E.} Plank, 77, died Wednesday of in-| juries she suffered in an auto ac- cident, Mrs. Plank was hurt Mon-| day when the car in which she was riding collided with another ayte at an Adrian intersection. 4 ida JUDITH ANN KOLAR Mr, and Mrs. Otto A. Kolar of /Marlington street, Drayton |, _. Plains, have announced the en- '/ gagement of their daughtbr. Judith Ann, to Lawrence E. Ben seoter. The. prospective bride groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Benscoter, former, - Pontiac residents who now live in. Marion. An Oct. 4 wedding at Christ Lutheran Church, Water- tord: — is — : Handica COLLEGE GOING UP — This is an aerial photo of construc- tion progress on Colombiere College in Springfield Township. Being built by the Detroit Province of Jesuits, the college will train tal- . @nted young men of the area to become teachers, pastors, scien- tists, authors, retreat masters and missionaries. Ground was broken a year ago and completion of the school is expected in 1959. It is located in a beautifully hilly area on Big Lake road, aout a quarter of a mile west of U. S. 10. BARBARA ANN ROBERTSON Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robertson of Wimberly drive, Rochester, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Lt. Harold | Milton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Milton of Mahaffy street, Rochester. 1957 graduate of Michigan State University. Her fiance, who was graduated from Purdue Univer- sity last year, is stationed with the Air Force at Malden, Mo. Walled Lake Picks Public Works Head WALLED LAKE — The Walled) \Lake City Council has named ‘Harold Milspaugh to head the De- partment * Public Works. * * He also oa retain his present. duties as building inspector. A joint: committee will meet soon with Waldo Proctor, mayor pro tem, as chairman, to estab- lish what the city needs to do~ when assumes maintenance and responsibility for the ceme- tery which before had been cared for by a separate cemetery as- sociation. * * * The council approved the plat for the’ proposed Decker Heights, subdivision subject to minor, changes. ” * - The next meeting of.the board of appeals will be Monday, it was announced. ‘Cancel Church Services SEYMOUR LAKE -- There will) be no services at the Seymour Lake Methodist Chufch Sunday. Many: of the church’s members will be at the Methodist Drearict Conference in Flint. County Calendar New Hudson New Hudson Maccabees will celebrate the 66th anniversary of their hive Fri- ha i gg me supper ie] thet ey pn So been invited, Card ames W . Fe by ington Parmington Association Beal peee Children will sponso icnic at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Charles ull Keene. 30115 13-Mile Rd. The public is invited Mariette American Legion Post 162 and its auxiliary will id a family picnic at 49 agatagite Community Park-on June bya will be a ‘e rative sw wn pm. In the event of inclement weather, the party will be held at the LLiegion Hail, F. | The bride-elect is a | and) For Walled Lake School . WALLED LAKE —The contract; for construction of the new junior! thigh school will be awarded by! the Walled Lake Board of Educa- Apple and Peach | Prospects Appear Good in Michigan |: LANSING (UPR — Prospects peach crops, which escaped seri- lous frost damage, are good, the; | Federal-State crop Reporting Serv- ‘lice said yesterday. * * * Earlier, the service had reported scattered frost damage to cherry: treés, but said it would be June '15 before prospects for the season can be determined Some. Michigan stawberries | already have appeared on the | market. Yields were expected | to be geod on acreage not hurt | by frest. The service said some areas \of the state still need more rain |despite Tainfall over the Memorial i Day weekend. * « * A weather summary jssued by ithe service said the period from jJan. 1 to May 31 was the dryest | lin the history of state weather records. Weekly Fish Fries Begin Friday at St. Patrick’s | WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—The 'weekly, summer fish fries at St. iPatrick’s Church on Union Lake\ ‘road, between Union and Oxbow Lakes, will begin Friday, Serving each evening will be from 4:30 to 8 p.m. ~*~ * * The fish fries are sponsored by the Altar Society of the Church Ident, Mrs. Gerald F. DeSormier. Proceeds will be used to equip the new parish elementary, school. To Honor Danny Thomas DETROIT op — Danny Thomas. ‘television and movie comedian, will be honored Sunday at a Detroit dinner by the American Lebanese- Syrian Assn. Thomas is being ‘cited for ‘‘outstanding charitable | works.” Resigns Heart Unit Post DETROIT #—Ernest T. Guy, ex- ecutive director of fhe Michigan Heart Assn. has resigned, effective July 1, to accept a similar post with the Texas Heart Assn, '|Scooter Injuries Fatal . DETROIT @®—Gene D. Adams,| | 16-year-old Detroiter, died Wednes-| - day of injuries suffered May 24 troit, He was the city's 60th. traf- tic fatality -this ‘year. There are about 1,850 farmers * mutual fire insurance companies in tithe U. S., according to the Depart- iment of Agriculture ss Awards Contract Monday | “4 | for Michigan's 1958 apple and| under the direction of its presi-} when he lest control of his motor’ scooter and hit a light pole in De+ tion at its regular meeting Monday. Bids opened. at a special meeting iTuesday night are being studied. ~*~ + * The hoard also announced the appointment of Robert Godsey as \principal of the Union Lake Ele- ‘mentary School for the 1958-59 year. Presently a sixth) igrade teacher in the school, he ‘has been in the Walled Lake sys- tem for five years. Godsey holds a bachelor of arts + | degree from the University of | Denver and a ster of arts de- gree from the University of Mich- | igan. | In other business, the. boa rd granted an across-the-board salary) increase of $300 a year to all prin-. cipals and administrators. t ke &® It also was decided to charge churches using schools for summer vacation Bible schools at a rate of $1.50 a day per room. Royal Oak Resident Struck by Car, Dies | ROYAL OAK — George Rabould, (37, of 903 Mohawk St., Royal Oak, | was fatally injured about 2 a.m.| | | | NANCY ANN THAYER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thayer | of Mann road, Waterford Town- | ship, have announced the en- jtoday when struck by a car in. \downtown —— * Detroit Receiving Hospital, Witnesses told police Rabould either stepped or of a car driven by! Willie Orange, 40, of Detroit, Orange was not held. ‘Police took a statement from him this a. *. Rabould was hit while crossing Woodward avenue at Witherell. He was unmarried and lived with his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Rabould. Il into the path) gagement of their daughter, Nancy Ann, f6 Ronald L. Goedecke, son of Mr, and Mrs. ‘Walter Goedecke of Maple drive, Rochester. Miss Thayer and her | fiance attend Hillsdale College | and are affiliated with Pi Beta _Phi and Delta Sigma Phi, re- spectively. The praspective bridegroom will enter Kansas City Collége of Osteopathy and Surgery in September. ‘Holly Red Cross-Seeks to Replenish Blood Bank HOLLY — The local Red Cross, ‘in a blood bank here Monday. Vol-| unteers have been urged to be at| the parish hall of St. Rita's Cath- olic Church at any time between 2 and 8 p.m. The bank will be in charge of ‘local residents, and it is hoped to be able to bring the supply back to its desired level. few months it has suffered a short- age. SEOUL SHOOT — Southpaw archer draws bow as he prepares’ to loose arrow at target 200 yards away in Seoul's Sajik Park. He scored 14 hits out-of 13 tries in national competition, ‘ Pt For the last} - [Even Alfalfa ‘Hit by Drought Farmers Should Plan for Emergency Pasture in July, August Alfalafa, the most drouth resist- ant of Michigan's forage. crops, is showing the effects of the county's prolonged rainless weath- er. been considerably retarded, land County agricultural extension agent. The soil moisture was al- period of Jan. 1 to June 1. * * * This means farmers should be taking steps now to provide some kind of emergency pasture for July and August, said. | | “The best emergency forage corn is Sudan grass,” he ad- vised, “and Piper is the at ~ variety,” Sudan grass can be planted any) time now and should be in the | ground before June 15 for best results. Under ordinary conditions, | ‘it can be pastured in about six iweeks, but the exceptionally dry| | Conditions may delay that time la few more days, Poffenberger said. It is drout-resistant and) | He died ps mivattes later in the Chapter seeks a quota of 120 pints 'should provide pasture until frost. \wi be the * * * Gerllan and Hungarian varieties! of hay millets also may be used) as emergency forage crops, ac- cording to Poffenberger. Millets are better for hay than for pasture. the plants are often pulled up by dairy cows as they are eating. Poffenberger also suggests us- ing oats as hay or silage during the short pasture months ahead as a way to ease the pasture shortage that is sure to occur. In cases where the oats are a nurse crop for a seeding, this will serve a dual purpose. Not only will this ease the pasture pro- blem, but it will remoye the oats’ competition for moisture with the new seeding. * * * Oats can be pastured or cut fer hay or silage. If used for hay, oats should be harvested by July 1. As silage, oats can be wsed ‘tor either summer or winter feed. School Enrollment in Clarkston Rises CLARKSTON — The number of children in the Clarkston School District has increased 10 per cent over last year, according to the ‘|échool census just completed. The district includes Independ- ence Township and parts of Water- ford, White Lake and Springfield Townships. . The census revealed there are 15,605 children through 19 years of age in the district compared to last vear's total of 5,029. Of this! number, 2.891 are boys and 2,712! girls. Lake crop reports show that growth of all forage crops has ac- ‘cording to Jay Poffenberger, Oak- most eight inches short for the! _Rotieabes att crop for areas where you grow | The root systems are shallow and; high school band. BEVERLY JANE HAMPTON | A B.A. degree in social science was granted by Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pa., to Beverly | Jane Hampton, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Howard F. Hampton of 34270 Brittany Dr., ton. Commencement exercises of the 110-year-old college took placed Sunday. Advisory Council Will Hear Talk by MSU Veep — Dr. Durwood Varner, vice presi- ident of Michigan State University, | 'Wednesday at the annual meeting jof the Greater Pontiac Commynity Advisory Council. * * * The council plans to elect new officers, make an award to an out- standing area citizen, and consider révisions in its constitution. Dr. Varner’s talk will be about the MSU-OQakland branch college under construction east of Pon- tiac, Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams, council president, in the council, munity service js the main qualifi- be submitted by David Utley, Pon-' tiae attorney and chairman of a committee formed for that pose Commission chambers. Commencement Exercises Tonight at South Lyon SOUTH LYON—Commencement exercises for the 1958 senior class of South Lyon High School will be held at 8 this evening in the high school gymnasium. { ¥ * bd The Rev. Robert Richards of the Livonia Methodist Church will de- liver the main address, entitled “Three Bones,” Donald K, Smith, president of the Board of Educa- tion, will present diplomas to 70 iar aduates Music will be provided by the Farming- | main speaker next/ will present the, award on the basis of a selection! by the 150 member organization§| Outstanding com-|" cation un which the selection will! ibe made, Judge Adams said. * * * | Constitutional changes will | pur-| The annual meeting is scheduled | to begin at 8 p.m. in the City Hall, | Thompson of Resigns as Head of Troy Schools Board Reneges on Its Offer of Three-Year Contract TROY—Stuart K. Baker, super- intendent of Troy Schools the past 10 years, resigned yesterday be- cause the Board of Education re- neged on its offer of a three-year * % * At a meeting three weeks ago Baker was offered and accepted tion and offered Baker a one-year ' gontract instead, Baker, who had been associated * with Troy area schools 29 years, said he had planned to retire when the ——— — expired. Boyd “acm, j a leather: in the district 12 years, has been appoint- ed acting superintendent until a permanent successor is named. Ap- - * Iplications for the position are be- ing taken now, board members said D Gabs for Nearly 29 Hours to Take Talkathon Lead . FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. (AP) ~ “Mother,” said Mrs. J. C. Me- Cauley’s. son, “here's a time for you to get something for all that — jabbering you do.” “s So the 49-year-old grandmother gabbed 28 hours, 44 minutes in station WFLB’s talkathon race for $1,500 in prizes and broke the 2714- hour world record claimed by Mrs. Louis Grant, 27-year-old sec- retary who quit Tuesday after- noon. : “T can still talk, but I felt like it was time to quit,” said Mrs. McCauley last night aftér yielding the -haired i Said Mr. McCauley: “Tt always knew I had a — pion. ” Pennsylvania Factory Shut Down by Strike PITTSBURGH (®—Pickets shut down production at the General Motors Fisher Body Division in suburban West. Mifflin last night. The plant employs 2,000. A spokesman for Local 544, United Auto Workers, said the workers struck in a dispute over working conditions, He said a one-day strike was planned with production to resume tonight. Company officials said they knew of no reason for the work stoppage and that no —— had been filed. Pickets appeared \at the ‘plant gates shortly before the start of the 11 p.m. shift and 200 hourly workers refused to cross picket lines. The local and national contracts ‘between the company and the junion expired at midnight May 29. Local negotiations broke off \@ vo ago Wednesday. Council in Lake Orion. OKs Easement Trade LAKE ORION—The Lake Orion Village Council at a special meet- ing last night agreed to a swap of easements with Edgar Barbar, 27 S. Bellevue Ave., on ee Island, The village had sought Barbar's easement for a water line from the island. The verbal agreement was sent to Harry Slate, village attorney, to ibe drawn up into a formal pact. ~ JANET ELAINE THOMPSON. . The Rev, and Mrs. 0. A, Aliquippa, Pa., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Janet Elaine, to John K. Bersche, son of the Rev. and Mrs./G. J. Bersche ‘of Cass Lake road, Waterford Township.- The bride-elect and her fiance are training at ‘Nyack Missionary College in. New York for missionary service. They plan to be married next June, | SIXTEEN © Deals in Pontiac and Nearby Areas | Rickerman, Jean McDaniel, both = CLARENCE J. STEWART * | - Clarence J, Stewart, 50, of 2354 Silyer Lake Rd. died yesterday after an illness of two years Employed as a meat cutter, he was a member of- Pontiac Lodge No. 21 F&AM, and .the Presby- terian Church of Paris, Ont. Sur- viving besides his wife, Dorothy, are a daughter, Pamela at home; ’ a sister and —_ brothers. Deaths Elsewhere~ DAYTON, Ohio u — One of the | co-Inventors of the automobile ‘Home in Farmington after a long ignition system, William A. Chryst. | | died at his home here late yester-| day. He was.81. Chryst teamed up with Charles Kettering, famed inventor, and Col. E. A. Deeds, now senior chairman of the Nation- al Cash Register Co. here, ‘to in- vent .the first ignition system: Shortly after that, the trio formed the Dayton Engineering Lavora- tories Co., which later became known as Delco, the initials of the ‘company. -Delco is now a division of the General Motors Corp. Chryst worked with Kettering at the National Cash Register Co. for 19 years. He retired in 1947 as a consulting’ engineer with Delco. +. * * ‘SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Rev. John E. Duffy, 59, who sur- vived the infamous Bataan “Death March” in World War I after being bayonetted, died yes- terday of cancer. Father Duffy, who was recaptured by the Japa- nese in 1943 and held a prisoner of war, served as national chap- lain of the American Legion in 1953. x «* * - GUATEMALA (AP)—Hal S. Ed- dings, 50, Houston, Tex., vice president of the Coastal Plains Oil Co., .was killed yesterday in a plane v-. * * ORL EWooD (AP) — Herbert Heyes, 68, stage star and silent movie Jeading man, died Satur- day, it was disclosed yesterday. He .made his film debut with Theda Bara in “Under Two Flags” in 1916. Service Will be at 2 om. Satur- day from ‘the DeWitt C. Davis Funeral Home. His lodge will con- duct the graveside service at Oak ‘Hill: Cemetery. MRS. HENRY KLINGER MILFORD -— Service for Mus. Henry (Mary M.) Klinger of 3773 Orchard Dr., wil) be held at 1:30 p.m, Saturday at the Aldred E. Crosby Mortuary in Detroit, Burial will be in Forest. Lawn —, | Detroit, Mrs. Klinger died yes R. Malcom Palmer Convalescent | iliness, Surviving are two aanehenes, 'Mrs. Willard, O’Rourke of Detroit and Mrs. Roderick Polzin of Roch- ‘ester; three sons, Omar of Bir- mingham, Alvan of Detroit rev Walter of Clinton, Il.; nine grand- children and two ® great-grandchil- dren, yesterday afternoon at the lette Church of Latter Day Saints. Burial was in the Marlette Ceme- tery Mr. Leach died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Marion Nissen of Detroit. He was @ mem- iper-of the -IOOF” Lodge No. 271 and was employed by the Pere). Marquette railroad for 24 years. iving are his wife, Julia; his- daughter and two «grandchil- dren. HARRY K. McDANTEL HOLLY — Service for Harry Knight McDaniel, 46, of 404 E. Maple St., will be held Friday at 2 p.m, at the Dryer Funeral Home. Burial will be at the Lakeside Cem- etery. : 2 x wk OF Mr. McDaniel died Tuesday night jot a heart attack at McLaren Hos- pital in Flint, A member of the Holly Kiwanis Club, Holly Board of Commerce and Masonic Lodge No.. 134. He was the owner of the McDan- jel tank plant in Holly, Surviving are his wife, Loretta; three daughters, Mrs. Nettie L. While They Last... Hurry Int SG the family KRE DOWNTOWN PONTIAC S. S. KRES ~ “THERE IS A LIMIT... HURRY! TEL.-MURON CENTER E'S s choice Your Favorite Verieties! Easy Te Grew Indoors! You have your-choice of many popular ivies at just 9¢ each! Last year, we made this same - offer... and received a “tre- mendous” tesponse from Kresge customers! Be first to SAVE 66 —* MIRACLE MILE. — GE COMPANY “at threé sons,’ George, Mrs, Nettie McDaniel and One sis- ter, Meriiya McDaniel, both of Hol- ly, = Survey. 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ANN ARBOR (UPI) — A Univer-| indica OFFICIAL’S FUNERAL — Clerks that worked may goa om nneet Cxteay Coey tate chaneh ba bea DE William H. Marbach pay high Allen yesterday carried his casket out after serv- tribute to the man that served Oakland County ices in the First Presbyterian Church. Several ~ 25 years before his death May 31. His: body was hundred friends of Allen packed the flower-filled laid to rést in Ottawa Park Cemetery. Pontine Press Phete FRESH DATED COLOR fin tam Boll . ‘115 | Sizes a7-128-620 eee ee Me WE Do COLOR PROCESSING To Seek Aid in Capital to End Gas Price War DETROIT @™ — Two officials Assn. of Michigan plan to go to Washington tomorrow to enlist help in ending the Detroit area's gasoline price war. ‘Cash B--Hawley, association gen-| 508 eral manager, and John W. Ner- linger, executive secretary, said they would present their case to! the Federal Trade. Commission and Sens. Patrick McNamara (D-Mich) and Charles Potter (R-Mich), JOHANNESBURG, S. 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Open Mon., Fri., ‘til 9 P.M. ‘1 9 PLM. 4 : For the Ivy-Dad Qsmun's has of course a wonderful array of tv, League sportshirts in both long and short sleeves Ivy-stripes, . # ~ Iwy-checks and Ivy plains Osu hi h 7 Gaucho short sleeved sportshirts From $3.95 rans see ee near are just the thing for Dad's day 2 tor the disfinctive. As no two ; on the golf course, a leisurly drive Dads are alike, Osmun's makes a or just ‘plain loating around the special effort to show as many house. Khan he ah Rah nee ; . new and unusual ideas in fine Ss eee es Bow ties galore are available in the sportshirts as possible. Sportshirts trom which to choose. From $3.95 store ee 00 _ to — in long or short sleeves From $3.95 himself . .°. Both clip-on or. to- tie bows are here for your inspec - tion, perusal, or amazement $1.50 ear Belts that do more than keep Dad's trousers up. Pioneer belts that are a definite. asset to any mans appearance. Fashioned of only fhe very finest leather _ Sizes 28 to 50. $1.50te $1095 +~ 1 be : Pioneer imported elastic belts are . just what Dad wants on his light- ; Short sléeve, knee length pajamas Swimwear by the America’s best weight slacks from Osmun’s These a in tool cottons, some of which are Known antes ee pal elie belts are colorful as well as com- Handsome jewelry cases of hand- of the Wash & Wear variety. Dad ams f AeOreonr 7 and Catalina very conceivable tortable. With or without leather crafted leather will provide Dad will really appreciate a pair of Swim Sets by ht eee: we style and paftern is represented Uday Ae ag eee lege s From $2.00 tul gift that he will ce PI's d pa Hot seeather Catalina, a wide assortrnent of Ai Oeruns $3.95 te $8.98 with a useful gi 3 these P.j’s during the hot wea patterns and colors to make Dad's : : . really appreciate. ‘ $8.95 yet to come ...... From $3.95 Gavia the Geahior posi more ea. $2.50 te $8. joyable. Swim Sets . : From $8.95 to $17.95 HS 13s ( $5. “ Fe Wash G& Wear slacks by Haggar. Dad can always use several new — : Why not select several pairs for pair. of socks We have them in 7 Sortable. Bermude erect Dad from Pontiac's slack head- lightweight ribs, colorful’ argyles, er e ke Dad's leisure hours Short sleeve cotton arid’ silk sport- Summer. Robes of lightweight cot- quarters? |f you're mot sure about dressy lisles. Sizes 102 to 13 or shorts to ma af T man shirts by famous -Donega! . . tons and thirty handsome terry his size, he can bring them in for if you. don’t know Dad's size, Pleetway Pajamas -in fine broads: , ee SS On te 4 a Rare Many handsome shades to make cloths will make a perfect gift for Osmun's free alterations anytime! Stretch socks are the answer cloth with Fleetways exclusive ad- styles - ear 95 poe $12.95 Dad’s day more pleasurable to dad on his day. ° ; Wash & Wear Slacks are From $1.00 pair justable waist for more comfort— Le Kneis also available , him... .. + ete oe eon $5.00 Robes From $8.95 to $22.95 $9.95 pair or 3 pairs for $25.00 Sizes A, B,C, DO, $3.95 te 8.95 \ : 4 . ’ * | : : : r , \ ) \ e \ > ¥ 7 : ‘ : ‘f : . “ Urges People fo Buy Bonds ~ purchasing bonds, he said: be eee Te 4: re ee} FIGHTBEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1908 a Oakland Count Defense Official Says mendation from It Costs $50,000 Per Minute to Defend U.S. of Springfield Townshi Proposes Coupee Merge. Clerk and Deeds Oftices supervisors today heard a recom- e board’s S Study Committee that the offices of county clerk and register of deeds be combined. The nine-member committee, headed by John L. Carey , made the ae ce in a resolu- ial Fountr Government DETROIT iUPI) Assistant Defense Secretary Perkins Mc- |g special six-county meeting Guire appealed to the public today in Detroit. to buy government savings voighl pointing out it costs $50,000 : minute to defend the United States. | * has * set a June 13 meeting at McGuire, the Defense Depart-; which time it expects to act on ment’s top supply and logistics the~ proposal, officer, made his plea in a pre-| he committee, appointed Oct. pared address for the Detroit 7 1957, said combining the two savings bond campaign. county positions would be “In To demonstrate the need for as economy.” It urged that the merger “be done at the earliest opportunity.” Members of the committee, named to find ways to streamline County government, cited 3 of Article 8 of the state constitution as authority, It reads in part: “The board of supervisors in —A stack of dollar bills:as high as the 565-foot Washington Monu- ment would not pay for one modern jet plane. —An poe nes po which cost about $10 a pound in World War Hi, will cost $70 or $80 8 pound to build if two or three | years. tion to the majority o thet supervisors meeting in a. The full Board of Supervisors). © the interests of efficiency as well | — single missile now costs more pound-for-pound than plati- num, and an_eight-million-dollar any county may unite the offices of county clerk and register of. deeds in one office or separate | B52 bomber is more expensive'the same at pleasure.” than its weight in silver. * * * i —At the present rate of military) The move followed closely the} contracting, defense costs areideath of Lynn D, Allen,«clerk for| running about 72 million. dollars,Qakland County for 25 years. The) per day or $50,000 a minute. tear Circuit Court: judges, who These facts, McGuire said, only/tiave the duty of appointing a suc- “dramatize the immense burden|cessor, have arranged a tentative that Soviet imperialism has sad-'meeting with Carey's confmittee died on the backs of the American|tomorrow morning to discuss the people.” merger proposition. Airline Head Hits CAB for Inaction on Collisions WASHINGTON (AP) — W. A. {legislation and — the nec- Patterson, president of United Air’ jessity for it. << Lines, sharply criticized the civit| Subcommittee aides said the Aeronautics Board today for what reference was to Chairman James the said was failure to move to R. Durfee of the CAB. halt air collisions. Patterson said that even with * * * ihis 30 years of experience in the | :He told the Senate Aviation sub- jav iation industry, he wouldn't committee that the CAB's find- idare to inake that kind of speech ings on a collision in 1946 between and didn’t think anyone with only a UAL plane and a Trans World 29 months of responsibility should Airlines plane, with a loss of 128\do so. lives, ‘“‘were an insult to the in- i * * * telligence of the American peo- ple.”’ Then he added that the CAB hadn’t done a thing to amount to anything, to prevent similer trag- edies until after a collision of an- other UAL plane and a military jet over Las Vegas last April. ~*~ © * He turned his fire on the CAB! in the midst of urging prompt en- actment of a bill to set up a new independent federal aviation dgen- cy to unify control of all air traf- fic. David N. Baker, president of Capital Airlines, and C. N. Sayen, | president of ‘the Airlines Pilots’ Assn., also urged the senators to- give the nemo “- priority. Twelve Gs were, lost last) month in a collision over Bruns- wick, “Md., between a Capital. plane and a military jet. Thet dis-) aster, on top of the Las Vegas col-| lision with a loss of 47 lives, | prompted introduction of the bill. Patterson told the subcommittee | that “The -first relief I've had| since the Grand Canyon accident | was to sit before you gentlemen and unload.”’ * * * Patterson said a member of the CAB made a speech in Wisconsin yesterday designed to oppose this Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel (R- Kan) ‘said he understood the CAB was supporting the bill for a new air traffic control agency. Patterson replied that he inter- preted the Wisconsin speech at the forerunner of CAB opposition. ‘Rossellini’ s Attorneys. ‘Calling for Annulment ROME (UPI) — Annulment pro- ceedings of Swedish actress Ingrid |Bergman and Italien director Ro- berto Rossellini were in recess again today until June 30. The proceedings re-opened yes- terday but were adjourned after Rossellini's lawyers reiterated ‘their arguments that Miss Berg- \man’s first marriage to Swedish doctor Peter Lindstrom was not | dissolv ed according to Swedish law ,when she married Rossellini. | Public Turns In Books DANVILLE, Va. (#—The public ‘library here declaréd amnesty on | fines for overdue books returned Library Week. iduring National ‘The public turned in 410 books, |some with penalties due of 4s ‘much ag $20. _ SGT. HUGH T, SIMPSON Sot. Simpson Heads Police Association Sgt, Hugh T. Simpson has been ion Auto Pacts a million auto workers resume to- idey, tempered with a union warn ; |ing that the talks might go on for |pulled deliberate switches to puz-| “ | 10 Sets of Twins. |Have Teachers - | \N jeeding Holiday | Resume Talks UAW Warns Members Muse's Bat P “e Negotiations May bosh ee is Seah Ea tere of ance rad, for Long Time ‘DETROIT (AP)—Contract nego-) tiations covering more than half); : a long, jong time. ee “ eqesiieiaa: from the United Auto Workers meet separately with General Motors, Chrysler one and Ford, whose contracts with the UAW have run out. GM end the UAW met for near- “rl never forget how bad I felt ” said principal Mrs. Nacial Witt: “I saw one of the boys_running down the hall so that wiaht 1 kagt Rite aiier scbodt. er,” said Mrs. Witt. Frantic Parents Fail | ing firm on their offer of a slight- Jy ‘sweetened two-year renewal of the contracts that ran out. “* « * There were no reports of inci- B by’ Lif dents involving workérs or man- fo ave d y 5 e agement employes as the compa-': cere aeenage young couple left this come Northern - oa hamlet for Niagara Falls, Ont., today, leav- | ; ing behind the body of their ad month-old ‘daughter. - \ Despite frantic efforts of Harry | W. Hotchkiss to breathe air into Five-Year Plan | Beat by Babies in Soviet Zone of the voting which has been held over the past three days was com- pleted this morning. Other officers elected are: Wil- liam B. Newman, vice president; Thomas L. Hereford, treasurer; Richard G, Evans, secretary,. and Park I. Nique, sergéat-at-arms. The new officers will be in- stalled Wednesday night. Hold-Line Tax Bill Set for House Vote day to continue business taxes at present levels for another year. * * * Many . House members would and gether taxes this election year. Eisenhower i teaming to hold the line in the icits this year and next. x * The only other tax proposal due to come before the House would provide relief for small business firms. This, however, would be largely in the form of administra- tive relief, with no anticipated change in tax rates. } * * * Under a rule prohibiting amend- * * The -extension bill would avert a drop of $2,600,000,000 a year in fed- ¢ra] tax revenues if present rates, expired June 30, as now scheduled. The bill would cancel a 5 per cent drop in the present 52 per cent income tax rate on corpora- tion profits. * AUTO STORES JR “extras’* Compa find no Fully Equipped DELUXE TANK .MODEL This is the bike they'll like—loaded with that young people want! See it! re it—featyre for feature—you'll better value in town. .|elected president of the Pontiac Police Officers Assn. Tabulations WASHINGTON W — A reluc-| tant House was ready to vote to- like to cut personal income levies | But congressional leaders and the administration are face of anticipated bi¢ budget det. | ments, the House was called on to | vote another one-year extension of rates imposed during the Korean. War on corporation income and certain items such as automobiles, | cigarettes, whisky, beer and wine. her lungs, his daughter Leah, suffocated yesterday after becom- | ing i] in the family car. Hotchkiss, a chemical engineer: BERLIN (INS) — East Germany has scrapped, revised, overhauled and. rescheduled its 1955-60 five- ‘that an ordinary easy chair, . . Our gredtest chair value, the nationally advertized Swing King Vibrator costs no ‘nore year plan time and again but there is one thing that defies Communist economic genius: It's the diaper for Kimberly Clark Corp., was en} route from his former home in Neenah, Wis., to. a. new position. with the company’s Niagara Falls| office. When the baby became ill, he} and his wife turned off U.S. 2 and sped two miles north to A rather acrid exchange of let- ters In “Nues Deutschland,” the East Berlin party organ, reveals that diapers are still hard to get. Engadine to seek a physician's) aid. There they were told’ the nearest doctor was at Manistique, 45 miles southwest. A phone call brought Dr. Duane | Waters and a state police car. equipped with a resuscitator speed- ling from Manistique. But the; And despite another revision of baby died as Hotchkiss was trying | the five-year plan, diaper experts|to breathe air into her lungs. { say there will, have to be 13 per) The body will be shipped to. Although the economic planners have decreed East Germany to be* self-sufficient in diapers, it was ad- mitted in Neues Deutschland that | 25 per cent of East Germany's diaper consumption wag imported ‘both in 1956 and =. * * 2 WOODWARD AVE Soman coves ' WAY FURNITURE MART. EASY To PARK ... JUST. cable uP cent imports in 1958. 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THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 Ps: {Mechanic Fifds: Watch 8 competion. IL _ House of Lotds to Pay Members [ide Automobile Tre MONON, Ind. — Garage. me-| Bee (They are “also ‘reinforced by the|chanlc Mike Stiller found a wrist(‘T®! * - [Law Lords (lor the House of Lords| watch inside an automobile tire he pain able es as ald Sees aS ee tc seater Denied deta dine Detach durbddecrdu dbudedoudedontadn sed a ea & 4 * iu ne 3 z é Uren i STOR RES Sclf 2 rvice Pic ’ Pay Store LONDON (NEA)—No one knows how many of Britain's 850 peers he 4, attend. the House of Lords with penser to : Peanut butter sandwiches tucked inj. Lord Grey. is president of} Lords, in the opinion of most the League Against Cruel Sports,| observers. Britain’s sé¢cond iy Se su are kept of. the|2Ns. 85 such, he will sit in the) chamber Is slowly dying trom numer of duchesses who darn footed friends their busband’s socks, not of thel its poor attenfance, they assert.) earls who put cardboard in por Eom wea aat 3 If the House of Commons is shoes to keep out the rain. : things like eave|«London’s best club,” as Sir Win- E me cold,” declares his lordsh ; é —_ LARGE NUMBER But T have alwave wanted to evi|st0® Churchill once asserted it was, ‘Waster Grant 36"x Their number must be considerlyp in the House and speak for the|“@¢ House of Lords is a morgue. WEL able, however, for the peerage/ animals. They have so few friends * sort of.elephant’s burial ground SUNGLASSES ay runs the gamut from multi-mil-/in high places.” - where tired political pachyderms HEAVY $ 89 lionatres to total indigence, accord- go to rest. am SY Assontep 8 §: TERRY CLOTH ing to The Economist. “There are ees xk *« * Mere Abeotbeatl peers in doss houses and peers in , ° 5 castles,” the Economist states\Officer LEQINS | prime elevated to the peerage, but ey. ‘lof him being buried with honors New happily, all this ts to be. }P addy Wagon in the Lords. = saacs of Sen veaie, Nove Sot wot: | scape Proof > 42 ee Se day, tax free, for every session Police officer Fred’ Olin’ learned|ance times - attended. the hard way that Klamath Falls’) count of 80, which For the first-time in its-1,009.|P°047 wagon 1 escane Proof whe Sewel wy os year history, the House of Lords ,» * & * sn Nieaabc re considewed is to pay its members for their) Me parked the paddy wagon in|™ : Sas labors. front of the police. station Ay ‘ai: Not all of Britain’s peers ’ ithe morning and entered t eligible to sit in the House DESPERATE MOVE section to take out a prisoner, The| Lords (some have net bothered The move ts a desperate one on'windg blew the door shut. te take the oath to the Queen). the part of the Macmillan govern-| Some time, later a police car) Irish peers have no seats, though ment to pump new life into the|pulled up behind the paddy wagon| some Irish subsidi- House of Lords and to bolster upjand its occupants heard Olin’s| ary U.K. peerage giving a seat. its sagging attendance. somewhat sulphurous words com-| Scotch peers elect 16 from their And already it has, had waét= |i from ‘the parked vehicle. 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The political erisis in France has focused attention on that The 3Tl-mile pipeline was built at ater ete L SPECIAL ‘ a cost of 60 million dollars. wh emonth ago Alba and Rinalo} nation’s vital geographical position in the North Atlantic Treaty On French soll are 55,000 American troops and 80 air base sites de for ish praoevag hori this week thei Organization. tae A used by NATO nations, besides numerous U. S. military installa- } | “FATHER'S DAY story became known to Italian As newsmap above shows, France is the major port of entry tions. There are 200,000-plus troops in West Germany. . Famous Make newspapers, and today church au- to the continent. Across her run the main supply routes, with their Should France pull out of NATO, not only would French troops, T = thorities at Faleiano confirmed attendant warehouses, depots and repair shops for U. 8. troops in ports and bases be lost, but Kajserlautern, main U. 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Saginaw St. FE 4-4343 laboratory for studying forest in-| Fach year in the United States\developments, factories and high-| Since the open pit fron mine|material than was originally ex-|ia fistly sssist zou on cocts hes jot bees completed , Hanae ne MS Renna |Mecea for American Press = be nema \Newspaper Problems Solved. by Ce x EASTON, Pa. i ~ This com-| Tn the mecca is the only research; unnoticeable ‘to ei muinty — 90 minutes from Broad-|laboratory in the world devoted ex-| baseball } signs become. a. mbcca’ for newspaper |ctusively to putting the mectianicsl ||inen this side ofthe Tron Curtain Problems of newspapers under the| - |scientific eye of trained research men,” ‘|INITIATED IDEA jUS: Explorer: Receives Award |: Hubbard Medal Given P. A. Siple for Antarctic}: Adventure the/of producing newspapers. more or oe oot or . ei. sented National oh Society's Hubbard Medal to the| Last year the laboratory had 358 They came A PLACE FOR EVERYYEING—Thet : piteted stove is where most of us would like to put our bills. In this case, however, it is and Germany. part of: unique mailbox erected by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Archer |Venture to some 1,000 Society of Brunswick, Ohio. As if it weren't distinctive enough by itself, |™¢embers of the capital area. {PARTY ASTOUNDED it is painted a bright aluminum. That's Mrs. Archer collecting the Ning gold Se an Beige prgMoge amet =» day’s mail from the SS mailbox. poe ec li thie’ citation: |United States and 50 per cent of . “To Paul A. Siple, whose bold in Canada, 4 ‘Meaning in Modernism’ pot *saming “on yeas have Its developments offen are as ——— ran Dy len p = , : Renaissance Art Expert | sie pene seVew Guinea - IMPROVING NEWSPAPERS — An has made six journeys to the 2 Publishers research center | Defends Abstract Style -\itwes and. ment ot mnts|May Obtain 1960 serrare Rann pete ae SA : — more ‘ ° distorted. by centrifugal CHICAGO (INS) — Many a visi-|visiting professor from the Univer. _—a. Science Meet - tor to a showing of modern ab-'sity of London’s Courtauld Insti- In history-making winter at ‘PORT MORESBY, New Guinea stract paintings has come away}tute of Art said; — ro a eee ae wt a ‘ —— crazy. Just mean-| There are definte excesses, |neaded a mission of nine clviieat xe to Now Gutinn to Ore sions ess . Raturally, on showmanship scientists Z techni- However, John White, 33-year-| side, but many are going |clans who ‘braved the coldest|Zealand Assoc, for the Advance- feet a eee Loa ee ee eee trolled. paintings of) the- Renals: White's Yeeturing on the Ttalian| 20. i te onto fn & verte. ) | Leng Sool sante period, defends the contro- - jout, the association will charter 5 le , : _# cat’ santil Renaissance artist Raphael whose| Dug in against darkness, cold, liner ble of me = rg versatility and power from almost and a“ =~ ae. oe evng up t0 1,00 people and during . “It's true,” he said today, “that cis har Bil eae to = aso talhe Stee cosbaim ae Peering Samarat Ps ay “pl bi rtment St ha 4 a * ESS era a Ee ee on erie od At SAVE © “Your Plum “7 ore” ys ss cs to find! ‘The orig skelter. “Raphael, using perfect bélance|that at the Pole the wind blew “the orga Betis, eocnton “The Store That Values Built” - Dat tn mest cones, the experts ‘and harmony, was able to show/all winter long, averaging between|tnder” organization. on ' L the frauds from the tremendous tension and 15 and 20 miles an- hour most|the ‘same lines was formed 1 GLASS. 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The child's] 98 pilotage on the Great Lakes. the ills of the world—mental, phys-|mother now visits Mrs. Cha as/ Executive Director Marvin Fast ical and spiritual, regularly as the tax collector. | : said the proposed treaty would Among the devotees are former —Another child suffering from create an international commission cabinet ministers, civic leaders, | paralysis of the legs is reported to e : empowered to control -the use of street vendors — sinners and |have fully recovered after daily) picts ein Gn pabe intyront” ence saints from every walk of life. |massage of the limbs by the lady. $Q. YD. _* * may ste, : | ‘The place of worship is a modest} _—A__chronle oy vat Rae Candy Stripe PS Gaggueie Welk wera wilbe tae eta ea of the best| is sald to have regained bis | 9 Width e Pilots. ypandatory for foreign sites in Seoul's most exclusive resi-| health by siting, is om daily with Foam Pad | ships sailing on the Great Lakes. - |dential section, ge known as But there is no provision in the Nag geld: oem eee bition oo the also Call The central figure in the “mira- and Pacific coasts now incorpor- ees 5 Oe rd ya pe pili Se simply known to her followers as 4) ‘ - “mother.” Se ee eee A Protestant by faith from . but pending before the Senate the genteel woulg mot regulate such things prisaganied -aapestorrnnyn as the number of pilots, their ‘s “first lady of mir- SQ. YD. qualifications and thelr fees. ade cmastal / settling disputes, such as those —_ Miracle Fibre now laid down by coastal states Tweed These things, Fast said, “are | now under consideration in Con- 9) gress.” — . which met here yesterday, felt the treaty method of regulation would be better for the Great Lakes than a wp ssh nid Hl es SQ. YD. ; & & & | . No i | Heavy Duty At present, foreign ships on the : j : Great Lakes are not required to FOCUS ON THE MOON ... IKE SAYS — will carry television instruments to take “‘a close EXPERTLY and PROMPTLY! Viscose take on pilots but usually do, Fast} President Eisenhower has put.the U.S. into the look at the moon.” Artist's drawing, above, | ‘ : Tweed said, _ race to the moon by ordering the Army and Air shows what the “spy in the sky” might look like : _ Force to fite four or five rockets “‘to the vicinity and some of the huge craters and other surface RIDLEY Flash Farmers of the moon.” Hurtling some 240,000 miles features of the moon which will be studied. The Use Feathers through space, the rockets (probably a combina-’ first of the “lunar probe’’ rockets is expected to ; as Ss for Chicken Feed tion of the Air Force Thor and Navy's Vanguard) __ be fired in the next seven to nine months. : . ‘ dopliR LaLal- CLEANERS linois Prey Ceara = ¥y ; . ~ some 000 | .o . * dia cutter pro’ af ; a . prot psceocsen Lacan early His Hobby Is Making ra attr Pm ession. 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FREE @ FREE © FREE © FREE @ FREE @ FREE PARK JEWELERS (House of Discounts) 1 North Saginaw Street ®idents through a women's dormi- Students J ump From 3rd Floor of Coed Dorm - KENT, ° Ohio (AP) —Anthorttios |. who chased some 15 male stu- tory et Kent State University in the wee hours today wonder if someone didn’t get hurt. — x *«_-# Some of the 15 who got into Moulton Hall, during a wild melee involving 1,500 to" 2,000 persons, ringing of gongs, finally ran out of steam at About-1:30 a.m. May Rambler Sales Shatter Mark Again rm ane Bay of Mr, and ‘the k Mrs, Ray E. Bush of Airway drive. - De hea Wea te a | Hale = at Wearing a white linen suit, the / Barbed ee amees bride was attended by her sister, Ruth Bush, who wore a Uavy en ae tow eh ey ott ep Charles Gillis was best man, A : was held at the bride's BE sgh ageal er are aa a safety reasons, visitors aren't : : lowed in the deme anymore. aS; Cement is oat See aa " Whor tit od fellow Im the statue Oe ae oat “:- ou in front? : : b pete lgeade, sathe yligh waligeoibny ~"@ Where's the candy counter? T “Pecece—~ _ (WESTERN AUTO It Wasn't Easy,” "|but Police Help |Save . State Boy Estate Man, Offered|"mioed rt palo toad in : ~~ {rubbish behind his home in| - Piggins’ Position __leirurtun Harrison temutip vee BIG SAVINGS | a terday. Physicians needed a sam- DAVIS DETROIT grocery|Dle to prescribe an antidote, Pm nae cage iP ey Melrose fe re Es teat man was reported Deputies picked can at for Detroit's mar ‘palinclthe Wes eae and tensed’ tor prone DAVIN ir eee W hett th. aokeots “ : ora | al . Hart, trouble them. w/o of Mayor: Louis Miriani’s election oe aie ser Hag ge campaign last year, confirmed he! deputies sped. to the breakdown, |- Pocific ‘os Oceon ' |\Portage courity authorities as Air-| The pilots had appealed the jekarte government Ocean vee “|man 3/C John-W. Moore, 20, as-\examiner's findings. They are J. Indonesian . . = ay coecs wea signed since Jan. 10, 1957 to the|H. Brown, S ames A, a Seg 7th Bomber Squadron at Loring| oh ert J. Sullivan, whose Con- Air Force Base in, Maine. ‘\stellation flight originated at : The Portage County sheriff's of-| Miami. ‘| fice said robbery is the styongest| The examiner had proposed that ee jsuspective motive. However, au-'the two-men‘be barred from serv- Flint Area Could Be Six Times Larger FLINT ® — The City of Flint would increase by six times in land ‘size undeg an expansion petition ‘backed by a citizens group. * * * The group today was undertak- ‘ing to get a required 2,400 peti- tion signatures in order to put the on an election ballot, pos- isibly next fall, The proposal is the result of a ‘three-year study by a citizens com- ‘General Hospital with abrasions| The coroner's report, estimated mittee looking toward a solution of the Flint area's oath prob- and is in satisfactory ‘condition, ‘ive-yearold Keith Fenley, ‘Jacokes St., was struck by a car ‘driven by Lloyd T., Harper, 21, of when he -ran ‘out be- 51 Pine St., ‘time of death sometime Tuesday | lems. 52 night. \ H. D. KENIN ‘doing something for Michigan,” French part a said, For reasons of security, Army declined to disclose Oks New Facilities te eee wm — Hermai & D, Kenin, 56-year-old West Coast man, has been elected ‘president ‘of the American Federation of | Musicians te succeed James C. Petrillo. Kenin was Petrillo’s hand-picked suuccessor. The slim, bespectacled former | lawyer, defeated Alfred J. Man- | Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. lof natural gas a day. | « ‘ * . * i uti of New York in the battle for |, cust thoes wants to build Driver Collapses, Dies son ‘ ‘cent turnstiles along the Ricken- deep underground atomic shot, | Ps INT A control of the 260,000 member : sigs ! bert Lewis. 53. w: tenced| backer Causeway between -the the AEC rigs ; | : union. Petrilie resigned as cear ("*™ transmission facilities at a DETROIT iP — Leslie E. Morris, Albert Lewis, 53, was sente saland a we el ! “ A ar ‘cost of $19,453,000 ‘41. of suburban Wyandotte, col- ' life in prison by Circuit . Judge | mainland and Key Biscayne. of the music world yesterday after 18 years as AFM president. | Examiner Howell Purdue said lapsed at the wheel of’ his auto the company has at least 17 years W of natural gas in The eléction was a secret bal- fot by the 1,200 delegates to the union's Gist annual convention. An incomplete but conclusive count of the votes showed Kenin leading 1,191 to 603 for Manuti. The delegates represented 1,806 ‘region. ‘in 17 days unless the commission, total votes. the company, or other parties o. Kenin will start his one year iseek a review. : ‘s term of office immediately. * * + 's ‘ | Purdue conditioned his~ decision @ Nevada School to Hold on issuance of a separate commis- . ision order to permit the company Graduation After All to make deliveries to new cus- : FLANIGAN, Nev, (AP) — It's tomers, He set July 8 for a hear- gy graduation week in Nevada and ‘6 <0" how the company. is to @ Flanigan Grade School doesn’t\2llocate the ate. iMichigan and Indiana. 7 - * *. * | But there's a happy ending. , a Two Washoe Coonty (Reno) sentenced to Ten Doys 419 school officials traveled some 65 for Malicious Destruction & sagebrush miles to the lonely one- ; | room school. They will surprise | William E. Truxton, 29, of 723 13-year-old _ Alfonso “Cintora Jr.Josivn Rd., arrested Tuesday for g with the announcement today that investigation of. burglary, pleaded ™ he has done so well he can skip guilty to malicious destruction of @ the eighth grade and go directly property -yesterday. ba into high — | Municipal Judge Maurice FE. j . ~*~ *° ‘Finnegan sentencéd him to 10 days . So there’ “ be a graduation, aft/ in the Oakland County Jail. ie er all. ‘| Truxfon was arrested near the @ 'Glenview Grill, 554 N. 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The ship, built at “i Greenfield) were put out. ilicernan mused: to Be Compori ison les WASHINGTON (UPI)—A federal january to the |Power Commission examiner ap- Transport Service, which is under {proved yesterday a proposal by Navy direction. to expand the capacity of its roll-on roll-off type for fast load-| system by 40 million cubic feet ing and unloading. ‘Oklahoma's Laverne Field and the 4nd a utility pole in Wyandotte. ‘Hugoton Field in the Panhandle Morris’ daughter, Sandra, 15, who'Elmo Dean, 23, of Detroit, in the) was in the car, was not injured. 'stabbing. extra. gas among | wholesale customers in Illinois, io . ~*~ * * The group will sall aboard a> T, by the Sun Shipbuilding airs Co., was delivered last | The 18,000-ton vessel is of the! a ednesday the | flipped over on. its side’as the the ‘truck went out of control, The/Stadium, hoping to get back be- ‘trailer bounced over a curb, knock- ‘fore ‘the game ended. jpe down a utility pole. Two traffic? signals crashed to the ground. | Military Sea Pontiac ifer Stabbed ‘at Jackson Prison A Pontiac man, sentenced to life! imprisonment in 1945, was stabbed catwalks. The Dade. County Com-| One ton of conventional explo-| and critically wounded yesterday mission has agreed to bujld fish- sives will be set off in a chamber’ at Southern Michigan Prison, Jack- ing H. Russel Holland on Oct. and died of a heart at- © raping a woman on Frankdin reserves in tack. The auto struek a parked car road on June 6, 1945. Prison officials are questioning | The second trailer jacknifed and. ‘ter party and decided to pick up ithe terhporarily unused bus at. oe OPEN TONITE! Continuing Our ¢€ General for bruises and released. | * *. * When the case of the missing Non-Nuclear Explosion “There'll be a lot of wives who LAS VEGAS. Nev. 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The reat * danger would be to men who would work and live on Five Armory Projects! Approved by State proceed with five armory projects’ in Michigan at an estimated total cost of more than one million dol- lars, The projects are: - prolonged exposure to X-rays. short life span and the incredible ditances of space. traveled 100,000 m.p.h. could fly for 3 years and Still be barely out of his own dusty corner of on ‘ red BAS . LAA 4 iy ey, nS at ie WET fo Ss AG GO REP eo SN air weet AGLI e years at 100,000 m.p.h., . to Hite |. Look at it this way: If This band of radiation is- just one of the dangers of spate. Probably it can be overcome, ; but two other monstrous barriers will continue to stand between man and his search for new life on other worlds of the universe. Those barriers are his own * * * A mon piloting 0 epace ship that on perhaps some-100 million planets. blems of penetrating the space, ,. 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Visitor Studies H agen ie | By sane nena: - "| Health Education Bureau. Her | : mia = Pontiac Press Home Editor | studies here were male possible . ao Where would you start if YoU} gocus. ~ % were trying to better the nutrition Meaith oe of a ‘country? How would you. go| Before she returns .to British about trying to persuade people to} Honduras pag fae ode spend eat a better diet? '|three months if Gdatemtala. Here} -— Sounds like a big problem,'she will work with Dr. Nevin doesn't it? Elswyth Betson of Be-/Scrimshaw, head of the Institute lize, British Honduras, recognizes of Nutrition in Centra] America the. scope of her job but isn't and Panama. He has encountered daunted. What she has’ seen in problems similar to the ones she is}. : the United States since September facing. as given | ny ideas. has given er = j - ii he Yeas asuea - bs _. ‘County residents ean think .with | Miss Betson has been studying | prid i thal j they have ip- | at Michigan Staté University in the | nuenced the. health’ a it | field of nutrition. She has made a jittie British Hondu hegre “tes number of trips around the state, ., may be putting into practi attending nutrition conferences and ‘some of the things she saw rete 7 nutritional training courses. For, : the past'two weeks she has been in Oakland County. Custard Tops We know our county is unique in many ways; ~ how many Light Lemon people living here Know that we are — cnt; te state (F ] uff Desser t to have our owe Nutritionist? | 2 Her name is Annabel Rickard | Non-dieters will enjoy this des- and she works at the county sert served with a custard sauce aes welt ‘ ; melted . er ws se Soften yeast in %4- cup of the water. To the remaining 1% Cups, sugar, salt and shortening. Add flour to make a thick batter, \y), well. Add softened yeast and egy. Beat well. Add enough more flour * * * i " ; juice. Or a mixture of %4 cup ap- : Z : Punch down. A. ‘Divide dough into | plesauce, %4 cup pineapple _ al portions. Shape each por. _|serves ond ct von dies Spring Colors Agee’ e sooth ball. Let eae no “uence thee topes ONE in Dish © 5 Se on brolled meat, fish on yegeta- of Curried Eggs - "a rise until doubled (abou: 1 & Health Departnient. She has made with egg yolks. " : been Miss Betson’s guide during i Lemon Flaff . de pres ‘ 5 a” a at ais & May her stay. 1 envelope -unflavored gelatin - ou can spice up brow Curried Eggs on Parsiey Noodles : serve rolls piesa the yes and ‘ ounces broad poodles ate spooning in either orange juice or! 3 tablespoons butter or margarin lemonade concentrates before pop-| [* 282 ariches four ing ; % pepper in 5 et een oe! | SEE + e desse partment, s 2 cups ml Zs De : 6 cooked , sliced orange juice concenirate over va-| . ts up sinena parses 5 7 : i cold wate British Honduras, a Central 3°, °tuas voting water American country just above the - — oun equator, has about 8,000 square. 2 teaspoons, grated lemon. rind % cup lemon juice miles of land and about 8.000 in- y*targe egg whites habitants. They are a mixture_of) Sprinkle gelatin over cold water Oven Spaniards, Indians, natives. Eu-in a mixing bowl. Add boiling ee : . Tae states rastans, Chinese, East Indians and water sugar salt. stir until super, CENTRAL AMERICAN VISITOR — Elswyth _ Renting Press Photo jnilla sap gen che ap tbenrenporn’ 4 nee , a few Jews. Combine the eating dissolves. Stir in lemon rind and, Betson of British Hondurgs looks over the food the health and nutrition fields. She is a student sundae, saa i anak ta! Add 1 tablespoon salt and noodles habits of all these different nation- ‘juice. | pages of The Pontiac Press with Annabel Rickard at’ MSU, working ‘under a-grant from the World puddings ; to 4% cups boiling water. Boil ' : : ; blespoon corn starch, '2 cup sugar ing constantly, for 2 alities and you have a mass of -* oe _| of the Oakland County Health Department. Miss Health Organization. On her return to her native ; ‘sil end rapidly, stirring anuy, prejudices. Chill until mixture is slightly | Betson just concluded a two weeks stay in the land she will become the first Nutrition Otfices [4,1 uP water until clear @n@\ minutes. Cover, remove from heat : thicker than consistency of un- ; 2 thickened, L Rice and red kidney beans’ are: beaten egg whites. Whip unt | CUNY: studying the various services offered in the country has ever had, R ne heat, Add 1% ta : staple foods in the diets of most foamy throughout with rotary |~ ' bottled lemon juice, ¥%/- Meanwhile, melt butter or mar- of the people. They eat a variety (mand er electric) beater. With ‘teaspoon salt, \@ teaspoon nutmeg — in large, heavy saucepan. of meats, including beef, pork and: ,. ! 3 : ' oe : : ® game! Craytubi is seived atten, | Gon gegen ace ge eames Freeze Rhubarb Now|Duo _of Cheese Flavors land 2 tablespoons par i | @ “Ice creamy”... yet only half the Ei E E . Citrus fruit grows well in this peak when beater ts slowly with. . : : se 5 e pudding. calories of ice < £130 cai. een et Ss ee See for Winter Use Makes Pie Different tee bet water and arate wee, | oT), ee le are more apt to sell their | pidte bow! in ice water; con-| - ; . Not starch thickened! shes ' ae Add egg slices to sauce and Det o aid ; oranges and grapefruij than they ‘tinue to beat until mixture begins! 1 ike rhubarb? This ig the season| Two rich cheese flavors and the at 350 degrees. F. (moderate over) Wonderful Way , a" or wd so P del aoe gr: ; E are to eat them. Fresh vege to hold its shape and-doubles its jor the outdoor type, reports the/luscious tang of lemon are happily|Chill crust thoroughly before fill- tables are rarely eaten. volume — 10 to 2) minutes Turn Marketin "blended in ineti des- : . : | . 1 It's re ized! | ; me Led g Information Agent. If: @ new springtime des-|ing. tT Ch k si oad better or wae dessert renneti. —_ . What disturbs Miss Betson most Mo a S-cup mold and chill untiliyoy have a freezer, this is the sert, “Tangy Lemon-Cheese Pie,” Pie Filling fo se icKen Bad genie ' and toss| * 7. Wonderful flavors! Vanill-, is that milk is not used as a bev- firm. Unmold by running knife time to store some for winter tse. that's as easy to make as it's pom Been pe mie sats lightly. a Noodles! strawberry, Ty, erangc, erage as much ag it should be. j around a ae oe Freezing rhubarb is easy, relates. egant. There's special news in 1 o4p sieved Cottage cheese - Use leftover chicken this way.| or neat & pts he — ead | chocolate, lemon, mapic ' The upper classes drink some, but Dottoms in Rot water. Makes 8 s175° Josephine Lawyer. First trim|the Jiffy crust with the good). 12 cup sugar Chicken and Bacon Sandwiches (Curried Eggs over top. 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You will receive your Sealtest Cookbook promptly. YOU KNOW | ITS BEST WHEN YOU GET... CHECK THESE FACTS ABOUT MILK © Milk is-nature’s-most nearly perfect food. @ Milk supplies some of every dietary essential — protein, fat, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins. @ Milk is the outstanding source of calcium and riboflavin in your food. © You never outgrow your need for milk. e Everyone needs milk —at least three glasses a day for children, two or more for adults. CHECK THESE FACTS ABOUT SEALTEST HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK @ Sealtest Milk is superior in quality — safeguarded every stev of the way from farm, to table. . © There’s extra nutrition in Homogenized Vitamin D Milk— extra goodness if it’s Sealtest. © There’s cream in every drop for extra flavor. @ Added vitamin D for strong bones, sound teeth. 1 THIRTY-FOUR _ nee BLUE CHEESE MEDLEY SALAD — Looking . for a handsome salad to grace your table? Here are all the ingredients for a salad that's as eye- special class. “ A fashion-conscious woman would an or never dream of wearing the same dress day in and day out, year in and year out, yet frequently the Ice cream and all the trimmings poeple will think noth- ‘i agape pr T*/on a leaf or two of lettuce topped reshments @ sim! with @ dab of mayonnaise when- ple outdoor meal will bring praises|ever the occasion calls for a salad. and build memories of delightful) qhese new salad recipes devel- “or tes hencieen Be pc ngryedng ue Fiseagele tte Cream Gents ation should do much to remedy yn my : Cie Macticn. S0t aily Sty Gane Sy pg flavoring ~ Sree Pine Combine all ingredients. Cover) J, taste and chill. Serve with le cream. LAmercan Blue Cheese does ter Makes 1% cups. them. See if this wonderful blue- x« * * veined cheese from. our country’s Sauce dairylands won't help you put a 1 cup cherry preserves feather in-your chef's cap. up light corn syrup Blend the preserves and corn syrup. Serve with ice cream. itt [ catching as it is good to eat. American Blue Cheese puts the dressing into the ——— American Blue Cheese | | “cap Famous Chl i aio Meat Dishes € irons Beet Sat Sopete Sey i 1- a } ipomns 3 Agee Bi Peppery cae Base | | for Stuffed Peach | Tae alld: com sue « Gan! sert. 1 1 peeled and up Makes 1% cups. | 3 ‘medium-sised oranges, pared and! ¢ Seisee bone x *« * .— — yee [2 pecan halves Peach Sundae Sauce “lies = Go came ot wei aie we to Me cup light corn, 3 tablespoons ‘vinegar, short; turn into a colander; rinse he oho t corn syrup tat vinegar ; : a ; Pour corn syrup over freshly a hates bs ee with cold water; drain. Arrange peeled and sliced peaches. Chill.|,_ Teer lettuce pieces; arrange|serving plate. - | Serve with ice cream. Makes about |! Oblong salad bowl. Arrange rows} Put 1 tablespoon of the cottage 3 of avocado cubes, oranges andicheese into each peach cavity; 154 cups. an e+) + dates on lettuce. Garnish with row|place a pecan half on top | Peanut Butter Too Cream Typpiag|“t Blue cheese. it desired. cheese; add another tablespoon of] y ae * & £ cheese; top with another pecan) *3 eup dark corn syrup Combine cheese, oil and vinegar; half. Arrange stuffed peaches on| Combine and stir until well|mix well. Blend in cream; mix/watercress. Makes six servings. blended. Use as a topping for ice|until fluffy. Serve = = a ee ee cream, Makes about 1 cup. Serves 6. ri used in this recipe. Swift’s Pure Lard . Y GRADE 1 GRADE ‘1 Foot Long Dogs- Golden Ripe Bananas. . “10° Fresh Red Radishes 2° 15° Green Onions 2 15° ‘STRAWBERRIES. 608 WEST HURON hd Fashioned ¢ EI Boys Home Made Pan Sausage. . a Lean, Meaty Pork Chops. . “ 59° een | be HOT DOGS-Full Pound Full Pound 49° y Get the Best-Get SEALTEST ~ GOTTAGE CHEESE, full pound. . 3 SISTERS’ OF] toe By BIRDS EYE POT PIES Beef - Turkey - Chicken | 4 89° | ‘an co nied a inset Y ONLY hr eakfast Sausage Bic Chunk ger u. 6 TENDER BEEF ‘This ls a Full Shank Holf ' GRADE? 7 nigh TENDER SLICED | PORK LIVER. 25: agra. 4 OES EXTRA LEAN | TENDER, JUICY. CENTER CUT | ae LEAN, MEATY ee a — HAM’ STEA MILD CURED 3 Ibs. for SLICED BACON $1 19) Pork Chops] SKINLESS 45i. |2=89° c lb. ITLL Titi Tit TENDER, TASTY CHUCK BEEF ROAST CHOICE CUTS FRESH CUT CHICKEN BREASTS .. FARMER PEET'S Ranch S$ le BACON Di». hi Stee = TEA’ BAGS I iicienox rusty... can 28¢ Cocos” 45* Ot. 390 TE 69% ct. NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE LARGE 6 OZ. JAR. 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THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 | ‘BS Bie ge a heal ike ree , FE Dy - Je, ett mk rnd tas ia a Meringue Mix Us 7 | __ Expert Claims Varied Diet Beats Fads j2=S2=si=SSseSiteimelil F i Lis rm: i F ee! ih i | t i i i : | ne fe i H a ¢ : i 7 tony yo vai? mS, G4 ea rae a ea |r eer th eel Sant Ole med t a is J . > a - the : une win tanith te 50 years o «litle more 4 round in every mar ntl coy provide wil proce as| ever tastes be : nuts have ‘been the package of me mix; on / a and-mineral tonic 4 a ‘generation ago. «The suc-/°™UnttY. s . ' , , special cessful : Se TT OO POL °° ‘TABLE KING | yh Oe SPECIAL CUT GREEN or FOX \oh ee - WAX BEANS S 3 } : : - 903 cans MAXWELL HOUSE bm F INSTANT % ; = _.¢ ° — '§ BONED = , PORK : QHICKEN or TURKEY a : . Can : Big 6 Oz. Jar STRIPE TOOTH PASTE Set 79§ KARO SYRUP ate My Ft cary W cat és W cnstis W/ eubiders WV cite a | ! A | K . Solid Heads lick’s Shop-Rite - mer’ Huron Friend! Gingelville Shop-Rite Market é Bae Oven tnd 4 884 West er St. Open Sunday 3390 Baldwin (Gingelville) : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 .|Asparagus on. Way Ou Strawberries Coming in June te bustin’ out all over withiti pomearown yown berries in: -|the family’s appetite, ) pocperetes Salad makings are in good supply will find both Agent. There is still time to en- stra aie oe ears 5 oe sold in the Benton Harbor Fruit Hg? wag eS inte Market May 27. se aE : ga Mie, Hany el nd ter att oe pack Oe r : jn eet! © eee VEGETABLES FOR THE WEEK|), More are vcnoncd vo etn ie £ It is getting near the last call tal: a ee {to put asparagus in the freezer, lq ‘Prices are ex-|, re - Mrs, Josephine Lawyer reminds|p. bout as they ie fs green all the way to ' easy to find)” e bottom of” the stalk? Will ears, peaches : way down the stalk? : ce bee: all green will i Fs & DOUBLE RING CEREMONY — Double ring appropriate refreshments for this bridal shower will actually eat, See ® cpus wedding ceremonies are always in season and so are tomato asfic, molded ring style, and chicken | é stalks an tals work |- are clever, inexpensive pre-nuptial festivities like salad. <1 Bia Miam ene than thin ones. plentiful : a recipe and kitchen gift shower. Simple yet most. , Look at the tips. Fresh asparagus : average| * ‘° green mM COME, Broiler supplies continue to in- ; Rings at Shower Made Ait olor and new” texture “a =p we : © one Boston or Bibb lettuce. Bibb pe pron i With Salad, Sandwiches Dice is ark prec the aves} mete Binds than Wwe Rad Goring . , ws the first half of last year. Custo- . ‘ : ee teed lathe ai G, 22] mer demand increases with . seialiaie Tomato aspic made with tomato; 9% cups tomste juice, divided vored. Head lettuce quality is im-| yarn weather, amd since red ’ 4 juice and unflavored can| 2 eeocens See juice Proving. meat supplies are not heavy; we Clothes ee “ ! 7 ss easily be chilled in ring molds for| 1 tablespoon salt Green beans and cucumbers | can expect broilers to maintain come white—Sanitary, too! . ~ a in keeping) Sprinkle gelatine on 2% cups of are in good supply. Tomatoes are a With 33 CH 1 ot with the coming wedding cere-|.oig tomato juice in a large sauce- : a ‘range from cents per bd washing! — ’ = fe mony. Serve the aspic with Michigan's strawberry season is| pound — depending the size ROMAN BLEA n your . s homemade chicken salad. and|Pan-to soften. Place over low heat, wal mentions Gt ie Mid aad ' - aeernecows ” tation. Have a card file recipe box|cut out of pimiento. Yield: 20 be ready receive the offerings of|ings. the guests, and-your party. is off Chicken Salad Tomato Aspic § envelopes ynflavored gelatine j Supe sifted zune 3 f= oat — | SNACKEROO ep aie It’s a tall mug of Milk and a sizzling 8 iby ‘iewed cr trech tras ' Bunyanburger topped with toasted 1 cup. Sift poem oigge; Cheese. (Burgers made with Nonfat Dry ALL OVERNAMERICA = SSzicuinataincae age a2 4 Ba i MINUTE PIZZA — Popularity polls show pizza high on the favorite food list. Make yours with canned spaghetti sauce with ( mushrooms and Italian rolls. For crunch add mugs of relishes. Wee Pizzas Are a4 3 : at | +3 with the canned sauce, slice ripe . olives, chopped spring scallions, sired. Yield: 9 servings. and of course, strips of Mozzarella cheese ...then broil, Pizzas "Whip ) Cream Slides s i Minute Made 2s. zem-tzatr|OM te Croom Sov aE an Gales poe eee BIG TIMBER SPECIAL ALL-AMERICAN SHORTCAKE SOUPER STARTER regards of seaming Sabla Se ee eee fy te meiner! Hot °n hearty idea—to one can Camp- For golden brown fish fillets, dipin Evap- How about one tonight? For-a true bie- high on the favorite food list. Misute Pissa him ois Wil Giles ut bell’s Condensed TomatoSoupadd equal rated Milk, roll in bread crumbs, pan- cuit shortcake, tender and flaky, add For snacks or luncheons in the rolls (about 8% inches tong) |%¢ Pours the sundae-sauce around 2 Ttallan i can (10% ourices) spaghetti sauce| the amount of Milk, heat. Serve piping hot fry in Butter. Serve with mashed pota- «4 real Cream to Bisquick. Spread hot baked balmy month of June, why not ice cream, not over it. " his ‘ : : | keep up with the trend and serve} "ih meat: Why? Becatise sauce on top of} With a pat.of real Butter melting inthe toes whipped with Evaporated shortcake with Butter. Add sweet- zzas often. Because the is| 1 tablespoon ¢ crank aeaia mat ot! aes a Lot teint Mill ish with buttered 1 berries, Whi oar the toons acingeoyh « guncey atced Mceaeii chess, mag ata slide off at home.| sane i +. a eee e * ; . : ee in strips £ peas or fnage = canned aeer but sige dee half lengthwise; |For the sauce, I eck pens een sauce meat, pe: place on sheet cut side Straight from. bottle oe im flavor, and just right for the | Mix sauce, olives ‘and va -- rw lodge purpose. spoon ‘on ‘rolls, Top with cheese:| Start with Italian folls, those | Broil which measute 8 to 9 inches long.|cheese is lightly browned. Makes Split these lengthwise and top|? to 4 servings, . iserve color and: flavor. “if Its Alive--Jt’s Fresh” Fryers rote . ‘ 7 C FAT HENS FRYERS Just Right for Bar-B-Q 0! GRADE A No Limit : } : EGGS — - 1CE CREAM MAPLE CUPS CHEESE 'N HAM PUFF PEANUT BUTTER PUDDIN’ Trim crusts from bread slices, spread . Sparkling idea! Line individual casse- Pour 2 cups Milk into mixing bowl, Blend 1} - with mixture of equal parts.of melted roles with Reynolds Wrap. Fill with in 2 heaping tablespoons peanut butter, Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh Butter and Log Cabin Syrup, Press into Cheese and Ham Fondue. (See cook- Add 1 package Vanilla Jell-O Instant Perch 7 C tfish H H B ff al muffin tins. Brown in hot oven, Cool. book for basic Fondue recipe. Add diced Pudding, beat according to directions, a err ing urtaio Add Vanilla Ice Cream. Top with syrup. ham, bake.) Foil saves clean-up time. -/Top with Whipped Cream. __ ‘ "49° "49" "39° §39° 9) Extra Large Shrimp ee vas \ = in both flavor and nourishment. Better chart a | “ course straight for your grocer. Lay in plenty ‘reno: pala rey manyer [| _ .cfdsiry foods for good cating during June. PEOPLE’S FISH & | POULTRY MARKET fi AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN, INC. 3 ) Wholesele end Retail ‘FE 4-1521 Here they are—delicious and wholesome dairy foods—best buys on the map during June. And dairy foods are at their finest right now! High Vou never outgrow your heed 82 South Saginaw St. : | : ‘S ©1950, American Dairy Apecsiation —_ etn Pie : 2 wiser «for foods made from milk a = ’ \ i _THE PONTIAC PRESS, ? s 4 e525 (BSS 2 = Bg os | 3 3 = “’ _THIRTY-SEVEN * Officers Are Elected | Mrs. Arnold Brown was host- _ -@8 to members of the Wom- oenta inca ae _ ~ vention Reise oo were elected. and Asleghheh sp: pointed {fo the state con-. olds. win Westphal, secretary, and Mrs, Edward Elder, treasurer. Auditor is Mrs. Robert Segula- and Mrs. Charles Barker is parliamentarian, Nominating committee chairman present- __ The annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Oakland County Medi- cal Society was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Arnold Brown-on Ward's The cake looked so good to Mrs. James Blakeney (left) and Mrs. table. oon Petroff’. . . but the hostess-Mrs. Point drive. Pentiae Press Photes Mrs. M. G. Prosser (left) outgoing president, turns the gavel over to Mrs. George Virga, the auxiliary’s new president. Arnold’ Brown feria it safely to the Membership chairman Mrs. Robert . Segula (center) chats with Mrs, Aben Hoekman (left) and Mrs. George R. Sewell. A picnic luncheon was served to the members. Banquet Held by Tipacon Chapter Members of Tipacon Chapter of American Business Wom- en’s Association held a dinner Wednesday evening at Hotel Waldron. Mrs. George Hilfinger of the Birmingham League of Wom- Sorority Names Officers The newly organized Kappa Chi Alpha Sorority held its June meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mike Pat- ‘chaplain; Mrs. Burt Willits publicity; Mrs. Richard Smith, sunshine, and Mrs, Mike Pat- sterson, felephone. 4 i Be . en Voters spoke to the ‘group on the state constitution and . possible revision of it. * * * Entertainment was provided by Mrs. Roland Sawdey, Mrs. Howard Morgan, Mrs. George Beta Theta Phi Elects Officers Officers were elected when members of Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Phi Sorority met at the home of Mrs. L. H. Cross on Lexington piace. Named president: was Mr s. Charles Irish, Others elected at the Tuesday meeting were Mrs. Jack Greathouse, vice president; Mrs. Cecil Denison, secretary; Mrs, Homer Tin- Five pages today. ‘In Women’s Section , Meuiety are’ planning a co- operative dinner to be held June 17 at the home of Mrs Emil F Mailahn on Nichols road, Talburtt and Mrs. John Rex. Phyllis Cotcher and Mrs. Robert Benedict gave vocation- al talks. Plans were completed for the annual picnic to be held in July at Avon Park, Rochester. * * * Three new members, Joyce Hohn, Elearnor Larson and Evelyn Thomas, were initiated. A committee of three was appointed to look into facilities © in Pontiac to handle a district convention to beheld in May of 1959. Guests included Mrs. Donald Guilds, Mrs, Jane McChesney, Mrs. Frances Coons, Mrs. Ward O'Brien and Mrs. Eva Beau- pre. Red Shoes Spark Summer Wardrobe Have at least one pair of red: wardrobe in black: red shoes that look like face; red shoes with big roses on the toes: ‘ Or a pair of red airy sandals in the softest leather. - Fun for you and for everyone who sees you wearing them. eeting ing the slate of officers was . Mrs. James Blakeney. ¥ DELEGATES NAMED Delegates to the state con- vention te be held Oct. 1.2 are Mrs, Donald Smith, Mrs. Frank Prather, Mrs. Kenneth Vanden- Berg, Mrs. John Barrett, Mrs. “LaCore, Mrs. John Williams and Mrs, Ernest Bauer. * gs ay are Mrs, George R. ell and Mrs. Matthew a“ " Y auxiliary has done for the Oak- land County Convalescent Hos- pital, the Oakland County Tu- berculosis Sanatorium, and Camp Oakland. — Mrs, Prosser will attend the national convention June 20-26 in San, Francisco. a * * * Recipient of the Auxiliary's nurse scholarship is Helen Ann Franzel, a graduate of St. Mi- chael School. She will enter’ St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Schoo! of Nursing, Flint. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. VandenBerg, Mrs. Nor- man Durocher, Mrs. Aben Hoekman and Mrs. Segula. League Readies. Gala Fair Members of the Birmingham Junior League are ‘busy eom- pleting last-minute details for their Country Fair Friday and Saturday on the grounds of the Cranbrook Academy of Art on Lone Pine road, Bileomfield Hills. _Not only will the fair feature . merry-go-rounds, ferris wheels and other regujar fair attrac- ations, it also will have such special events as continous performances of puppet shows and helicopter rides. ROBOT IS FEATURE Robert Geran, winner of a special award at the recent ‘Science Fair, will bring his ro- ,bot “Tobor” as a featured at- traction atthe Institute of Sci- ence booth. * * * More than 30 other booths, wil] offer everything from the league’s newly published cook book to handmade jewelry and tempting food. * * ca * On Friday evening several popular radio dise jockeys will spin records for the Teen Dix- ieland Dance which will be opened at 8 p.m. Saturday evening dancing will be to the music of a well- known orchestra. - ‘ Many stars of radio and TV and several members of the Detroit Lions football team will be present to meet fans. AUCTION SLATED At 3 p.m., both Friday and Saturday an antiques auction will be held offering paintings and good usable furniture in addition to rare and unusyg! ~ antiques. * * The Country Fair is being sponsored by the League to raise funds for.a children’s art center to be established at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. It will be available to all of the children of this area from elementary through high school age levels. * * The Fair will operate from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. to midnight on Saturday: — rain or shine! Admission will be 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. Prizes will be awarded once every hour during the two-day event. ~ DARLENE JOAN DELONG of their Gunite: Dar- — lene Joan, to Richard FE. Wil- . . cox.. He is the son of Mr. and _ Mrs. A. E. Wilcox of Auburn avenue. A Sept. 6 —— is paaeed -son, Mr. THURSDAY, JUNE 5.1958 ag iA Chsirmen for the forthcoming Zeta | Zeta Case Sorority dance, “Serenade in Blue,” 9 to 1 Saturday evening at the Oakland County Sports- to be held from man’s club, busily discuss last minute details for the “Serenade in Blue” >is the theme of the dance being pre- sented by Zeta Zeta Omega ‘Sorority Saturday evening at the Oakland County Sports- man's Club. Proceeds from the dance, which, will be held from 9 p.th. to I a.m., will go to the Oakland County Chil- dren’s ‘Home. Mrs. Hilding Berquist is gen- eral chairman, Ticket chair- man is Mrs. Kenneth Squires, assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Rath- bun and Mrs. James Smith. Decorating chairman is Mrs. Joseph Allan Jr.” assisted by Mrs. William &Vaughan, Mrs. William DeQuis and Mrs. Ed- ward Konzer. . CHAIKMEN NAMED Mrs, Gary Hetherington is patron chairman assisted by ‘Mrs. Clinton Barrett and Mrs. Robert .Young. Mrs. Harold Nicholson heads the orchestra committee assisted by Mrs. ~ Robert Lussier. Publicity chairman is Mrs. Jack Selberg. ._ On her committee are Mrs. Robert Studt and Mrs. Robert Pearson. * * * : Past dance chairman is Mrs. Robert Barnard assisted by Mrs. Herman Nelson and Mrs. George Mattinson. Flower chairmen are Mrs. Gerald De- Wees and Mrs. Lynn Wyckoff, Mrs, -Russell Gee is poster chairman and Mrs. Gordon Bocker is hall chairman. Patrons for the dance are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haupt, Dr. and Mrs. Alan Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meinke,. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beattie, Mr. and Mrs. William K. Cowie and Dr. and Mrs. Roy A. Landry. Other patrons include Dr. and Mrs- Richard: Hills, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Seeterlin, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Richard- and Mrs. William Trainer, Mr. and Mrs. Loren D. Aris, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tenuta Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodman and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Coats, * * * Also serving as patrons are Dryand Mrs. James Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Merkovitz, Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Richard son, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ranzilla and Mr. and Mfrs. Harold Richardson. ” ®., Pp e e Xi Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a picnic supper and business meeting at the Maplewood drive home of Mrs. Jay Sandow Tuesday evening. . Committees for the coming year were announced. On the social committee are Mrs. Sandow, Mrs. Richard Ferris, Joan McLain and Mrs. Stewart Sovey. The program committee in- cludes Mrs. Clarence Gordon, Mrs. Joseph Moring and Mrs. William Cheal. Named to the ways and means committee were Mrs. Robert Dodd, Mrs. William Roualet, Mrs, Harry Bell, Mrs. Elwyn Hall and Marie McGill. The telephone committee in- cludes Mrs. Harvey Kerr, Mrs. George Heenan and Mrs. Robert Ladd. Mrs. Robert Pritchett and Mrs.- Arthur Ellis are on the service sommittee and Mrs. ‘ Edward/ Markham will be in charge. of publicity. The next meeting of the sorority will be a picnic July 1 at the home of Mrs. Hall. Pentiac Press Phetes - the dance. 4g hey are (left to right) Mrs. Jack Selberg, publicity chairman; Mrs. Hilding Bérquist, general chairman, and Mrs. Kenneth Squires, ticket chairman. | pees megane soe + Mrs. Harold Nicholson, orchestra chairman and Mrs. Gary Hetherington, patron chairman, think that this che- 3 Chapters Attend Annual Dinner ‘Serenade in Blue’ Is Theme for Zeta Zeta Omega Dance mise might be just the thing to wear to the Saturday evening dance. Pi Omicron Officers Installed Pontiac chapters of Pi Omf- cron National Sorority held the annual installation dinner at the Elks Temple W ednesday evening. Officers installed in Tota Eta Chapter were Mrs. Paul Hos- kins, president; Mrs. Jon Ka- rau, vice president; Mrs. E. Verne McCall, recording sec- retary;° Mrs. Elna Haines, cor- responding secretary; and Mrs. Buhl Burt, treasurer. * * * Installed in Phi Kappa Tau Chapter were Mrs. Robert Hausman, president; Mrs. Richard Maier, vice president; Mrs. Robert Angel, recording Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Leland of Middlebelt road announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanne Elizabeth, to ,. Laurence Page Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Hurst of Norfolk, Va. She is a graduate of of the University . of ‘Michigan Her fiance is a senior at U. of M. « , JEANNE E, LELAND “secretary; Mrs. Robert Scharf, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Thomas Roe, treasurer. * * * Installed as officers of Sig- ma Gamma Chapter were Mrs. Robert Dunham, president; Mrs. Bernice Chappellis, vice president and treasurer and Mrs. Robert Gaylord, record- ing secretary and correspond- ing secretary. INSTALLING OFFICERS Mrs. Thomas Selneier of In- dianapolis, Ind., national presi- dént, cer with Mrs. Edwin Wallin, national vice president from Midland, as chaplain. was thé installing offi-” — ‘and = Mrs. Mrs, Bernice Handre, Michi- gan State president from De- troit and Mrs. Leo Zaraw, cen- tral district parliamentarian from St. Clair Shores were es- corts. * * * Other guests were Mrs. Ed- ward King, state vice presi- dent; Mrs, James Anderson, state treasurer; Elva Koerher, Josephine Sehrenback and Pa- tricia Harmon. Mrs. E. Verne McCall was toastmistress, with Mrs. Rob- ert Dunham giving the invo- cation. Mrs. George Reuter Dorothy . Geylord were co-chairmen of the affair. * * Mrs. Robert Hausman of Phi Kappa Tau Chapter was chair- man of entertainment, with songs by Mrs. Karau. Garden Club Plans Luncheon * The Bloomfield Hills branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association will ‘hold its annual cooperative luncheon Monday noog at the Bloomfield Hills home of Mrs. John Hammond. Members will bring their surplus annuals, perennials, and bulbs for sale. Their spe- cial iris will be on display, The June board meeting will be held June 16 at the Dryden home of president — Jobri Tebben. Decide for Self When you go to buy a new dress, don't t then decide if this isa fashion _ for ™ in 1953 geome THIRTY RIGH’ r <* > i * é » he s ccuemndt meeeEa ee ei settee arene Aw average American dairy cow quarts of milk, and the average abolit » 2 2,000; is increasing. Cy & OR ALL OCCASIONS Ladies’ Woven Fabric Summer Dresses “6” Washable EASY TERMS 9 South Saginaw St. -. FEDERAL y inci THE PON TIAC PRESS, Syupanay, 9 JUNE 5, 1958. eee ee We’ re ‘Getting by With Murder’ While Russia Scores Victory By EUGENE GILBERT Gilbert Youth Research .Co. Ruséia’s sputniks have launched the biggest . debate in United States education since John Dewey decided to spare the child. Are we falling behind Russia. in the all-important resource of brain power? Do Russian chil- dren study harder, longer and at a more advanced level? “Has the accent on life adjustment courses kept out the néeded number of scientists? Coneern for these questions has stretched from the local PTA meeting to the White House. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Marion B. Folsom fhas noted that in this country: “Only one out of every three ‘high .school graduates has had a -year of chemistry, only one out of four has taken a year of phys- ics, and only one out of three has had more than one year of al- gebra.” * * * By comparison, according to a report on Russian education is- sued earlier by Folsom's office. the average Soviet high school graduate has taken five years of biology, five of physics, fou of chemistry, one of astronomy and a full fO years of mathematics. THEY KNOW Are our high school students. aware that their Russian counter-, parts study harder and take more science courses? Do they care? tions, survey, of teenage opinion, is a resounding YES. otek An overwhelming 81 per cent! of the boys and 84 per cent of the girls said they knew Russian stu- The answer to both these ques-. we found in 8 nationwide| very 10, considered the curricu- dette studied hatiee ‘and, almost as many (80 and $2 per cent) were * convinced that American youngsters should be made to study harder, | : “We've heen getting away with murder. Many of the kids even borrow homework,” con- fessed 16 - year - old Kenneth / Brand of Columbia, Mo. Asked for comment on- what they thought was wrong with pub- lie education in- the United Statés as compared with Russia, many teenagers decried: the dilution of standards, the watering down of intellect, lack of discipline, lower- ing in community respect for the status of the teacher, casual at- titudes toward work, a too liberal system of electives. MORE MATH NEEDED In all, 90 per cent of. both boys and girls felt that something should be done to encourage more science and math preparation in American high schools, Of these, only 18 per cent thought the first step should | be paying more attention te. bright students, particularly these interested in a science future. Lucy Keller, a 17-year-old New York City high school senior, said) she “heard thaf in Russia_ more than half the students in college . ..... ‘are on scholarship. Too many of ~~ = the bright kids here who can't afford it just drop out.” About ]] per cent of the teen-) . agers, or-better than one out of lum at the heart of the problem. in. elect#ves,’ Feaney, a 17-y “The trouble with all our teoch| ing,’’ commented Allen Girard, mi ’ complained core | hoe “Students have too much leeway). ee r-old Bronx boy. of Gene: Cailif., schools try to. make it easier for the students. If they made it more difficult, the students would “| work harder, “It's human nature to do less than what you're supposed to. If the teachers don’t demand too much, we give even less than we should.” Similarly, overcrowded . class- rooms was cited by 9 per cent as a major failing in U.S. education. “In “the United States,” said 15-year-old James Halpern of Los Angeles, “‘more people get world, but it's spread kind of oe.) an subject matter to fit the lowest!education than ahywhere in the) whole ~~ Teonspenl Decry ‘Easy adhas. in U. Ss. “is kone sada don't work as hard as in European schools and the classes are too crowded to make much progress. — ki *¥ * Many also cited the lack of prestige currently connected with the ¢eaching profession, FAITH IN U. 8. ‘Although’ 81 per cent of the young people interviewed thought that Russia was ahead of the United States in scientific achieve- ment, most of them showed little signs of panic, _ “You have to” Jook at the picture,” urged 11-year- old Wayne Cousins: ot Poekekitl, “N, Y¥. “We could say that ive superior because we got the Salk anti-polio vaccine first.” Despite their grumblings about our educational system and their concern for Russian scientific ad- vance, 84 per cent of the boys and 89 per cent of the girls were con- fident that the United States would soon top Russia in the’ field of science, -* Mest could agree with 18-year-) old Lucille Gilmont of Jackson- ville, Fla.: ‘We'll catch up, Wel; always have, We have the ‘Bailey Shook Safety Patrols: * Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fale of \Cora Bailey School PTA held a luncheon for the safety patrol boys and service squad girls of the school Wednesday, Mrs, Page is president of the PTA, and Mr. Page is father vice president. Certificates of service awards from the Automobile Club of Mich- igan were presented by Horton Southworth, principal of Cora Bail- ey and Crofoot Schools. Attending the ~~ the Roger Fox, cap- tain of ta Gg 4 patrol; David , Robert Gibson, and David advanced technology in the world, |: eng and our people are the hoalthinet : and the brightest.” t were Jackie Page, squad Dear Abby.... _ Te = Square Is Hep | to Danger By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN *- “DEAR ABBY: Would you permit four 18-year-old daugh- ter to visit her 18-year-old boy friend at the Marine Base in San ,Diego, alone? He's been there two months and has an- other four to go, which seems ike a lifetime to them. He was her first beau and they went nay their last two years of. high school. . “They write each other ean’t live . _ without each -\ other. He's a- fine boy and I trust my daughter, but what .argu- ABBY ments can I use against her | going?” OLD-FASHIONED SQUARE. DEAR SQUARE (You sound place.on two 18-year-old kids who “can't live without each otlier."’ Parental authority js indisputable. You peed no other argument. ~ “Woe SS . DEAR: ABBY: I have a brother-in-law and I am playing gin he. be- hind me. and kibitzes every hand. He makes me very nervous. Sometimes I just give him my hand to play. but he doesn’t catch on. How can I get rid of this kibitzer?” BLITZED ' DEAR BLITZED: Next time, ¢ 2 HUNDREDS OF DRESSES Sold regularly in our stock for — .89 to 11.89 NEW STYLE OPEN New-Look Silhouettes! °” New chemises! ¢ Slim sheaths! .* Swing skirts! Summer-Smart Fabrics! ° Silk-look cotton and Cupioni* rayon . - * Crisp, fresh linen- look rayons! ° Cool and colorful RY EVE Juniors! Misses! — Half-sizes! Drop everything! Come on * + ‘the run! You'll find a bargain a minute at Robert Hall! 4 A fabulous group of dresses —newest styles, smartest fabrics—now priced lower than you dreamed possible! Every wanted color—white, navy, black, aqua, powder ! blue, willow green and more! Hutry for first selection! - don’t gives the hand—give : him the deyee, : * w PR “DEAR ABBY: I am 6) years old, raised four children have 17 grandchildren whom 1! love very much, but my. chil- dren take advantage of me. | They go ahead and make sum- mer vacation among themselves, deciding when they will go and leave their families "with me. » “They tell me of their plans and I am expected to look after their children. When I was first widowed they said it was good to take my mind off my sorrow, but my mind is way off it now and I would like to make some vacation plans of my own. How can I tell them? “TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF” DEAR TAKEN (and you have been ‘‘taken’’): Tell them —just like you told me. x *« * “DEAR ABBY: I am in love with a policeman. He says I am the only one for him. He told me he didn't want to get married but he asked me how and buried two. husbands. I ‘ "Teacher and sponsor of the ‘pa- trol boys and service girls is Mrs. Arthur E. Price, third grade teach- er at the school. \City Pahellenic Holds Dinner at Kuhn Home Pontiac City Panhellenic held a cooperative dinner Tuesday at the Lake Angelus home of Mrs, Charles Kuhn, Plans for the din- ner were arranged by Mrs. How- ard Owen and Mrs, Richard Kuhn. The group plans to give a $150 college scholarship to a deserving - college upperciassman. Mrs, Ra!ph Allen is the scholarship committee. chairman The Panhellenic has made and given toys to the Oakland County Society for Crippled Children's ‘School on West Lawrence street. ‘ Panheilenie members are nation- |al college sorority women in the 'Pontiac area. All eligible women jare invited to join the group. Reveal Engagement Mr. and Mrs. William Ballard of Crestwood drive announce the en- - ‘gagement of their daughter, Raura ‘Mae, to Lawrence Washington, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Washinz- I'd like to be a -policeman’s ton of Detroit. 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JUNE 5.1058 ee MR. and MRS. ° Relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lefurgy have been invited to attend a 50th wedding anniversary open house from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Lefurgy home.on Augusta avenue where the couple _ has resided for the past 40 years. Their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. FRANK LEFURGY Willis D. Lefurgy of Colrain © drive, and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 5 Arthur Petar of Irwindale court, will assist in enter- taining at the affair. Their five grandchildren also ‘will be present. Mr. Lefurgy. is retired from the police department at Pontiac Motor Division * *« * program, planned by . Mrs. Whitney of members telling tales of treasured down by their early ancestors. John Linabury displayed an rails, for the first * railroad from Detroit to Pontiac in 1839. *TOP HAT’ IN. 1866 A best bonnet worn in 1866 ‘was modeled by Jessie Brew- er. She also showed a silver spoon handed down from the early 1800s.. Mrs. Dunlap had on display a pewter lamp once used at the Rising Sun Inn located on Oakland avenue and owned by -her late busband’s grandfather. The ‘lamp, with wick and home-made burning fluid, was _ used between the candle and oil periods. ~ * * Dr. Mark Shattuck of the Detroit Public Sehool System, spoke of tHe early log cabin on Elizabeth Lake road where his grandparents had met with others to found the First Meth- odisf Chureh. possessions handed | original strip of scrap iron |7— “| which wag nailed on wooden So COTTON alll = t Moose Unit Women Hold Initiation Women of the Moose, Pontiac Chapter 260, held Membership Night at the Moose Hall Monday evening. Mrs. Earl Kayga was chairman for the affair. Guest speaker was mo La- Barge. The invitation hie . was in | *honer of Mrs. Vern taylor. These Initiated were: Mrs. Ralph Pe- | terson. Mrs. Jota ph og Raymond “Williams, Mrs. | Newly elected officers are: Mrs. Taylor, seniof regent, Mrs. Har- old Finn,” junior regent; Mrs. Richard Dawson, chaplain: Mrs. Clifford “Lynch, junior graduate re- gent? Mrs. Melvin Smith, treasur- er, ifs. Michael Blabut, record- er ¥ rdian selections were played by Mrs. Finn -, Co-ordinate Colors in AdjacentRooms 2 Bathrooms and adjacent bed- rooms can be color-coordinated by using harmonizing shades of! washable paint on the walls of! . both rooms. For easy upkeep, complete the unit idea with tubbable bedspreads and draperies that match or, con-| trast with the bathroom towels. For Dad ON FATHER’S DAY —June 15th A e ¢@ { BAROMETERS 7 19 95 THERMOMETERS SD ‘Q” The perfect gift to make father happy proud to own. any and CLOONAN’S “Where Quality Counts” 72 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 Cord. At’ s the both styles SS SSE SE ae Mee : 6 re Pas Gate ese ee All have fashion, comfort, value Higher Priced Brand | BAREBACKS NOW ‘WHITE kidskin.. 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Farmington he early i 4. & _ 1718 was shown by Mary A. $$ st. : rectors were Mrs. ‘Ross Stock- |. Was shown by, Maurice Cole. At | sive spoon in the family | Holmes of Walled “Lake, and 15 Saginew ! | : well, Mrs, John Stewart, Mrs. | that time the post office go since 1795 was shown by Mrs. | 90-year-old Lee Truax told how = = Arthur Selden gnd W. E. C. | operated from a home, Harry Going, "| they. carved pipes and wooden Ss Huthwaite. said, = , A finely engraved silver bowls, Although. he spends 7LOUI gt : Mr. Huthwaite, retiring pres’ | 1841-PONTIAC MAP -—- | wedding bouquet holder was | his winters in California, be is 50. PERM: NENTS, as 50 ident, conducted the _| . 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The bridegroom is in the Nayy and the new Mrs, Viands is making her ‘home on Seneea street, ‘Kaynee* ‘Fleece: : Lined re Sweatshirts a : | cover every summer situation Every action-packed boy will it a couple for sporta, § atta, Aeareigryrag iad ay ese Se Saeuge ‘ : © Hooded, cardigan and crew neck styles $ ® Pre-shrunk cotton, fleece-lined © Sagproof—reinforced seams | * Guaranteed WASHmachineABLE “ * Solid colors and two-tone combinations | T Sitemeter ee PP Mi tal > Sizes 4 to 12 Sweat Shirts... .1.98 Shirt wtih” Hood... .2.98 The MARGARET ANN. Riker Bldg. 37 W. Huron Street SHOP Oe PTA to Honor Mary Mitchell | tary school teacher at Wisner | State University, came to Pon- | and fifth graders. Mary Mitchell (center) retiring — Ponting Press Phote Wisner school teacher will be honored « tonight at the school. Taking part in the ceremony are Mrs. James Morse Has Served 40. Years as Wisner Teacher : (left) Wisner School principal, and Mrs. Joseph eal first Wisner PT A president, ‘fassisted ‘by Mrs. Henry Jackson - BY RUTH SAUNDERS. HILLS — June damn be a etploealenediion. tay in the William O. Merrill family. Dr. and Mrs, Merril}. will be at-|< . This Father's Day ~ June Ith. | Dad wil Like His The Greek Theater at Cranbrogk ss Gift | will be the setting June 13,114,200] # ° }83 © last bee predyction of the season “Inherit The Wind” by. Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Mrs. John Warner is directing, -* : from and Mrs. J. U. Klaai’. Mrs, Stephen : oe : Manhard is production manager. . The cast of 43 players is headed f by Mathew Harrison Brady, John, Copping and Weston Myers. i DINNER GIVEN i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Jones were hosts at dinner Wednesday ' in their home on Cranbrook ‘road | : ; for. their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guggenheim of Los | Angeles. | Open Mon. and Fri. Nights ‘til 9P.M.. * * * Mrs. Irving Cocking, assisted by Mrs. William Hinsperger, Mrs, Milton Blood, Flaura Owen and Geraldine Gibbs. Mrs, LeRoy Koch and Mrs. Clifford Neville are in charge Atier 40 years as » lenien- clude working for the many local organizations of which She is a member, x * * Serving as general chairman School, Mary Mitchell will re- tire at the close of the school term. The Wisner PTA will honor for this evening’s occasion s of _re is i her tonight from 7 to 8:30 at * *e * i a public reception, Receiving the guests will be CAME HERE IN 1918 Phi Epsilon Nu Unit. Miss Mitchell, Mrs. James Morse, principal of Wisner; _ Mrs. Ervin Christie, Mrs. Cam- eron Clark and Mrs, Joseph | Panter, Mrs, Leonard Saari is _hos- pitality, chairman and Mrs, Lester Lyons will be in charge of the guest book. Miss Mitchell, a graduate on ee Plans July Shower The regular monthly meeting of Phi Epsilon Ny Sorority was held‘ Tuesday at the Seminole avenue home of Marjorie Richards. 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Gives You Complete Scientific Tuesday morning of Mary Margar- et Baldez and Lt. John F. Chihan Jr. The Rev. Eugene Paddock officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Baldez of Birmingham and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chihan of Dearborn. ee ee Storage * Your furs are protected against heat, moths, dust and theft. * Waite’s offers you expert fur repair, remodeling, and cleaning service. _ & Modest rates. + Furs fully insured. Waites is tops bouquet on a white prayer book. | Bridesmaids were ET, Mary Casey and Elizabeth and Marion Chihan. They wore yellow quets of white daisies. : * * * David Foran was best man. Seat- ing the guests were Joseph and Mi- | chael Baldez. * * * Following the ceremony, a break-' fast was held at the Oakland Hills Country Club. 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Reach for the) be more than one-and-a-half with small pi as ta } wet home in the evening Ihave [ergy "Pull yout ‘hips under ax much as! 7. two rea-\Your body ‘17 t. 1S many things todo. Most of my |” goog posture also will save you|Possible, = low heels |that you are “pour: : _ $5.95 Values us Seis se ee ee ee ee There ib a @ crack.” om ie : y and evenings are’ jnancy places a strain on . During the later months sleep |” free. Very often these friends .|because of the weight in front. The on your side with-your knees beat © 9) come to visit ts im the also lead to sway back unless you : | in. ovuing. vo oe , the baby’s weight. Some women dow! Then register your 9 are watchful of this danger. This like & small pillow under their ess inside. | “After they leave I am up ye abdomen when im this position. | ‘We costs nothing! : | half the night doing chores Slant your pillow toward your © a ae | earlier. It isn’t that I don’t ne Re es | =Tarpoon Plaids | time is limited these visits can : maar ake —- a Light Prints’ Ff | “T have thought of not an- | : Straight Skirts il |} swering the doorbell, but my : Shoes fer Young Folks || husband thinks, this would be Full Skirts | pees | oisins . ‘ seen street a ° : will know that someone ix 8 to 20. — ae a there anything : The a Hot | atta 4 Early in pregnancy “you will rest -. with small p | supporting your Sym tae |, Answer: A suggestion is to comfortably if you lie.on your back head, knees and Jeet. . | explain. your problem te these f yy ra nish - ; : a going to arrange things so that : White Uniforms | Seu'wit toe me-eenme= |\Wesleyar; —_|Installl Officers at Banquet _ ; PEGGY S ee “Gane a | prpend apagiril te te one pe . oS B C] b M h M t te NORTH Saginaw si. 5 or , | 5 5 ae * =. : | “Dear Mrs. Post: When I ' ic é , , I Tam at ae meas Has Picnic The Mothers Club of the Pontiac|vice president: Mrs. Ralph Weir, ¢ OXFORD SHOP — d Po . Boys Club held its installation| treasurer; and Mrs. Warren, | office aking ion and h A banquet Tuesday at the club on/ secretary. 59 W. Mure Ss FE 44-7212] receives a personal telephone | The annual picnic of the Junior Pike street: 3. . call, is it proper for me to. |Wesleyan Service Guild of Central : oo ; Board of directors for the > -remain where I am, or should |Methodist Church was held at| Michael Fiorillo, Boys Club! coming year are Mrs. Thomes 'Z I leave and come back when |Rochester’s Avon Park, director, installed the following) Dodson, Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. © ~ tact LeNSES | te is through? | never know .| Following the Tuesday picnic ac-|ficers: Mrs. Arthur Longbrake,! Lester Christensen, Mrs. Elwin | ~ what to do in this situation tivities, the group met at the president; Mrs. Walter Peters. Sutherland, Mrs. Koseling Hick- 7 : , and am often embarrassed just (Rochester home or Mrs. Frank 7 * : { man, Mrs. Herman Dennis and | i VISION your | sitting there and trying net to jGreen. Helen Kinney, Flint dis Mrs. Earl Luchenback. — | iinger-| listen to his sometimes very secret of t esleyan ; = | tps | personal junmretion= Service Guild, installed officers Hise rusmpearige reeriginclly= bars) hundreds to choose from . ; F ee, for the coming year. Lucas, Mrs. Herman Dennis, Mrs. DR. B. R. BERMAN | ae You pgp ag Raby Julian became Lester Christensen, Mrs. Leonard 4 : . # of greup. Others Char} | 1 3, Gace eg cer! ‘either let you go, or tell you | were thn Bemaa DeVer’ vice ——a UC WRAP'N'TIE FASHION . SRS A to stay. Roberta Davis, re- Hostess for the dinner was Mrs oe eording secretary; Eiizabeth | Delbert Hammet. Joseph Cheval- » treasurer; Vers ier, assistant director of the Boys | Murphy, promotion secretary; Club was a guest. | and Sandra Johnson, status of * * . eo. — ae Chairmen for the banquet were | ! Helen Kinney reported on the ad- Mrs. Harold Mackenzie, Mrs, | dress, “Quest for Fyplfillment,’’ giv- Almont Austin, Mrs. Herman Den- | ; | en by Eva Shipstone, head of the| nis, Mrs. Walter Peters and Mrs. = 1 psychology department = — Arthur Longbrake. _— Thoburn College, India, a e Ne . tional Guild Assembly weekend — = 2. held recently in St. Louis, Mo. | Holds Meeting omnes: League | QR The Reliable 12 Club gathered aia avaty i at the Moreland avenue home of s | The Tuesday Tee Golf League | Mrs. Goldie Crelley for a business DARWIN LEE ‘JOHNSON held ‘its June meeting at Pontiac meeting ‘Tuesday evening. * To receive a bachelor of arts (Country Club. Plans were made. The club’s project for this past degree at June 7 commence- for golf and a “‘Husbands’ Party’ © year has been working for crippied| ment exercises at Alma Col- |to be held Sunday, June 29, at, Others 6.95 to 8.95 children, The next meeting of the, lege is Darwin Lee Johnson. (the Pontiac Country Club. ia club will be held September 16 at He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Kneisel and Mrs.'> . | . the home of Mrs. Mary Winslow,’ August Johnson of Bloomfield Joe Belant will be team captains | Sizes 10 to 20 of Hatfield road. 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Mickie retreated to the hole in the tree with three of. her offspring ‘' when a neighbor inadvertently closed off the original hiding place she had used when the trio of kittens was born. But Had Misgivings About Act Heuss Voted By United Press International Theodor Heuss, who has arrived for a state visit with President! Eisenhower, is the popular first! president of the West Germany which has risen from the ashes brought on by Adolf Hitler and = defeat. Heuss voted with other members) of the German Reichstag in 1933) for the act which made Hitler a dictator. But he expressed his mis- givings and opposition to the Nazis both before and after that action. His books were burned by the Hit- ler government and he was barred from political writing throughout its regime. * * * A genial, stoop-shouldered man with a shock of white hair and a| cigar nearly always at hand, Heuss, now 74, has virtually no! powers under the Bonn Constitu- ber of sheep and dogs during the;trict courts. . tion. But he is said to have al personal popularity in Germany| nearly equal to that of politically, powerful Chancellor Konrad Ade-| nauer. | A scholar who writes his own speeches—trequently in German | too difficult for many of his lis- teners—Heuss began his political career at the turn of the cen- tury in the liberal movement of Friedrich Naumann, one of his nation’s outstanding democratic political thinkers, Heuss was born at Brackenheim, in the southwest German,state of Wuerttemberg, Jan. 31, 1884. As a young man he edited several po- litical magazines. He later was editor of the ‘“‘Neckar Zeitung,” a daily newspaper published at, Hed delberg. He revived this as the “Rhein-Neckar Zeitung” during his political ‘‘exile” at Heidelberg dur- ing the ‘Nazi years. ~*~ * * for Hitler : Heuss's wife, whom he met dur- ing his early politicking days and who shared his political concerns and activities through their mar- riage, died in 1952. : Armed Posse Goes Hunting ‘Mystery Animal OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — An armed posse of some 300 to 700 men roamed the countryside northeast of the city today looking for a mystery animal described by farmers as a huge mountain lion, Tracks have been found two to ‘six inches wide and officers say ithe animal hag killed 18 calves, 24 pigs and an undisclosed num- |past three years, The volunteer hunters respond- ed to an appeal from Sheriff Bob Turner who said the animal) ishould be captured or killed. A '$100 reward was offered. ‘|= The U.N. Security Council Hent press and radio campaign to ‘Ithe rebels. U.A.R. President Nas- UN. to Discuss | Mideast Case Lebanon Says UALR. Sparks, Supplies Revolt Against Government . UNITED, NATIONS, nx/up) turned today to jts second Middle anon's ‘complgint that-the United Arab Republic sparked and . sup- the Lebanese government. Lebanon charges that the U.A.R. incited Lebanese rebels. in a vio- overthrow pro-Western President Camille Chamoun. The Egyptian- Syrian union also was accused of sefiiing arms and men to help ser has denied the charge. * 2 & > The rebels have been confined to several septions of the country, hut sporadic fighting continues. An undetermined number of per- sons were killed during a six-hour clash in Beirut yesterday. “ The Council yesterday called a two-week suspension in its debat ‘on charges by Tunisia and’France blaming each other for recent clashes between their troops in Tunisia. * * French delegate Guillaume Georges-Picot called attention to the exchange of messages between new French Premier de Gaulle Bourguiba, each expressing hope for a peaceful settlement. ,Geor- ges-Picot suggested direct talks between the two governments would be the best thing and said France was eager for them, some- thing the French had previously balked at. The Tunisian representatives also were in favor of direct talks but made clear they would con- tinue to demand the withdrawal of the 22,000 French troops in Odds or Not, Father, Son Serving on Same Jury HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The odds are pretty great against the names.of a father and son turn- ing up among the 630 in the Har-| ris County jury wheel. They're even greater against, their being called the same week|i and winding up on the same jury in one of the county’s 12 civil dis- But it happened to Millard Howard Tyron Jr., and insurance salesman, and his father, a city plied the continuing revolt against) an will be installed as commanders of the Disabled American Veterans Pontiac Chapter 16 anid its auxi- monies to be held at the chapter headquarters, 199 Aubt Ave:, Saturday. : Robert R. Copeman, of 5266 Pine over as the newly elected chapter commander, His wife, Marie J., will be installed as commander of the sree x * Installing ‘dix will be Gordon Forreal, of-Port Huron, who is @ Sub's Power Failed, Commander Says HONOLULU (AP)—The execu- tive officer of the submarine Stickleback says its own power failure on a dive was responsible for its being rammed and sunk by the destroyer escort Silver- stein. * * Lt. Robert W. Dickieson told a naval court of inquiry yesterday that after the power failure, the |submarine’s crew barely was able to halt its plunge by hand-operat-/us. ing its diving planes. When the vessel rose, it was rammed, That was last Lracrand * All 74 oe men and eight of- ficers were rescued, The ships were on employe. They're hearing a lawsuit in- volving repairs to a building. vers. Dickieson gave no theories on ‘cause of the power failure. © MR. AND MRS. ROBERT COPEMAN | DAV Auxiliary to Install H usband and Wite Team Kee CE EG teamypast coramander of the lod) chap- Aes tind: Font eighth: district comp = liary at dual installation enre- 1 Knob Rd., Clarkston, will take/- antisubmarine maneu-|— : Rise in Line With Seasonal Expectations - eo Auxiliary officers being installed are: Mrs. Marcia Marcum, senior vice president; Mrs. Helen Bedell, junior vice president; Mrs. Norma Chauncey, treasurer; Mrs. Bertha Williams, adjutant; Mrs, Ann Bressler, chaplain; and Mrs, Alice Jewell, - executive . committee- woman. * * * Mr. and Mrs, Copeman will aiso| — the chapter’s coming D.A.V. State Convention to be held“June 20-22, at Sault Ste. The installation is scheduled to begin at.8 p.m. Now He’s Facing World Just Like Rest of Us PASADENA, Calif. (AP)—King the dog’s owner Mrs. Nancy Ew- He was first elected to the Reic- stag in 1924. 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He really doesn’t care much who wins, he just wants the! .- ' next shot at the winner for Crawford. A few fight experts look back at Crawford’s win over| Gil Turner 4nd feel that a crack at the crown can come} Can ee ee Oe in July. = FIGHT GAME A HOBBY - Boxing for Greenwald is not a business. It has always been a bobby. ; Even with a champion, would Art ever realize a Kuenn to Miss — Week of Action | |Due to Injuries © es AP Wirephote | BIG DAY — It was a big day X-ray today. “ for Warren Spahn of the Milwau- kee Braves yesterday against full return of the money fight proteges. In two and a half years, Green- he has put into several pinch hit the winning run home the San Francisco Giants. Spahn in the lith inning in a 10-94de- of a seven-foot wire fence in left center field while trying to snag a-home run ball hit by Orioles Coaching Job wald. figures he has put clone to veceed into Craw- ‘ford. t | cision, Spahn is scheduled to pitch today. eatcher Gus Triandos in the seventh. inning. During the winter months Crawford has bouts in Florida and as always Greenwald | waived the entire: purse to the boxer. * * In the aesthetic. Greenwald residence in Rochester, | Crawford’s biggest fans are om Art Greenwald and the six Greenwald kids. . As a sideline hobby, het raises horses on his vast acreage for the kids, but when Crawford fights, the Greenwald clan declares a holiday to be at ringside, near the TV or next to the radio. Under Greenwald’s managing, Crawford has won 21 of 23 fights and just like the stamp collector looking for | a rarity, Art is also looking—for a title fight. DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Pat Mullin of the Detroit Tigers’ scouting system sends | us @ note of reminder that all boys 16 and over from anywhere in Oakland County and area are invited to attend the baseball tryouts at Wisner Stadium, June 19-20. Saturday is National Golf Day and for a $1.00 entry. fee, for such deserving beneficiaries as the caddies scholarship fund, veterans’ hospital golf pro- grams, amputee and blind golf operations and na-- tional Jaycee championships, golfers are invited to match their scores against the champs. =. «x £ Open champion Dick Mayer and PGA champ Lionel| Hebert will play a match round at Southern Hill CC, the | [ton ane Ed Gorams and St., Fred- Open site Sh Taps pox’, week. %. Tennis courts on west Huron next to Pontiac Central’ will be ready for use as soon as the lines are marked. They were scheduled to be ready for use May 1. = New Team ant Assured rt Best-Ball Saturday | There will be a new team cham-; an runner-up with top-grade | pion this year when the annual| golf balls going to the 3rd and \City Best-Ball golf tournament is) 4th place teams, ‘held Saturday at Pontiac Municipal | Saturday's best-bal]l’ tournament | course. : \maugurates a program of six tour- Ed Wasik and Ron Rothbarth, ineys this summer at Municipal. who joined forces to win last year's| Rounding out the schedule wiil 18-hole tourney, are breaking up be the mixed two-ball foursome their partnership this Saturday and June 28, the women’s medal play a new team winner is assured. 'July 19, Region 1-B UAW-C1O __Westt's partner this time wit CVent Aug. 2, men’s medal play be Paul Bada, the def ity |qualifi Aug. 9 and the city es ty ‘medal championship -Aug. 16-17. champ whe still holds the course baee- tae CHECKS X-RAY — Harvey Kuenn, centerfield- er of the Detroit Tigers, checks the X-rays of himself taken as shown by Dr. Erwin Mayer in , Union Memorial Hospital in Baltirhore. Kuenn With Sth Defeat Baltimore Tops: Bengals for 6th: Time 5 This Year; Kuenn ls niured the Te be Ok Gab desig Triandos Homer Tags Frank Lary required 25 stitches near the right eye and some plastic surgery after attempting to catch a fly ball near the fence. He fell on a wire fence. climbed to seventh place, 11's games behind leading New York. Detroit is 12 games off the pace. Triandos’ homer, his ninth of - |the year, eliminated an uphill bat- tle for the Orioles who spotted Tiger righthander Frank Lary a three-run lead, then dealt him his fifth defeat against the same number of victories. : a: * * * Baltimore used four pitchers with George Zuverink getting the win after Jack Harshman bailed him out of trouble with two on and one out in the ninth inning. An error by Brooks Robinson, playing second base in a make- shift Baltimore infield, and a single by Al Kaline, put ruan- mers on first and second with AP Wirephote record at Municipal, a biazing 63. The combination of Wasik, him- self a former city champjon. and Braves Lead by 1; Banks Has 16 HRs Bada, the par-shattering redhead, volving many of the best public’ links shotmakers in the Pontiac area, are entered, such as Glen) ‘Harding and Dick Robertson, Stan| “Things haven't looked this good -|Savage and Bob Gaines and Dick |!" the Los Angeles Dodgers in a |Dewitt and Tom Thum. long time. They've gained Other entries include A. K. = approval for the Chavez! erick coach Gene Wright and his Caer golf pupil Joe Keller. Competition will be conducted Braves are ——_ = town. over the 18-hole route with play | * beginning at 12 neon. Trophies By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ators. Two run-scoring singles ' Washington was back down out} by Mike Baxes helped send Al | of the clouds today after having) Cicotte down to his 3rd straight | its four-game win streak snapped defeat. while the White Sox were rejoic-| ing over their Ist season victory | over the Yankees. Kansas City defeated Washing-| jlead on a double by Albie Pearson ton 5-4 and Chicago won 7-2 on a and Clint Courtney's single. four-hitter by Billy Pierce. Cleve- x* * * land downed Boston 7-5 in 10 innings in the other ae League game. Jack Urban, who won his 5th | game, and Virgil Trucks com bined to halt the surging Sena- Promise Campy Chicago had gone 32 innings without a run and nine without a hit before the Chisox broke the | ‘ice yesterday led by Pierce. He doubled in a two-run 3rd as a string of 24 shutout innings by Yank pitchers also came to an: end. Six strikeouts moved Billy into NEW YORK ® — Roy Cam- paneila said Wednesday he had been promised a coaching job with the Los Angeles Dodgers by. President Walter O'Malley when he: recovers from the paralysis which resulted ‘from injuries suf- AMERICAN IN LEAGUE roe fered in an automobile accident |wew york ....... ee oe Kansas City? .....22 19 (337 7% in January. eveland ....... 4 «478 «10 The 36-year-old star catcher, in Povos? s: cH OR fe ley an interivew with the NBC-TV’s omc iS. 2 3 74 Wis Today program from his hospital | oo pall 3 ne room at the NYU-Bellevue Insti- >» YESTERDAY'S RESULTS tute, said he had first discussed a Cleve and. A Boston, 5, fA tnning ¥ = an sas as Bit coaching job with O'Malley sev- Belitmore 6, Detroit 4. nigt s eral years ago.. 1 (Eastern Standard Time) Chicago at New York, 2, +: F 12:30 In a recent visit to the hospital, Wynn, 53) and Moore ss “1) te Lan * ~ =| sen an ants { », O'Malley renewed the offer, Cam Cleveland at Boston, 1 emp 0-0) panella said, and added, “You vs. 1D. : Detroit, at Baltimore, can have the job any time you : Gb) vs QDel = a¢ ft ane. on want it. Eel Fel ¥s MORROW’S GAMES Campanelia said right now all (cieveiand at New York, 7 pm. he was interested in is getting a = ashington 70 a well and going home to his fami- | Chicago a Bosee. , reat Le Muwaukee TS ee clubhead starts ard h He now is able to sit in a wheel/sen Fran > le 19 Boe © toll upward on the - chair with the help ot tense eB ES ge |e llowtitvngh, , that supports his neck, fractured Late oi a Om Me What .you want to do 4.9 in the accident. Potlagelpita, *:.-. u B48 8 for the deliberately high : aug one shot is get away from the down-and-through stroke that's |__ Cubs Add Bonus Pair Shins” cieo $i ||) best for’ normal tron shots. The kind of swing you yan | st. Louis 6, Pi ,_ night * here is the SWEEP. e| PALO, ALTO, Calif. (AP) —|~. “Oe xioAyis “Gast ©" | Remember that you want to take advatitage of all the lott i Catcher Ralph Holding ‘and_sec- hia. et Chicsgo, 1:30 p.m —an- : there is in the clubface. It’s often wise, in fact, to add a little = sven hy — pas ire Pittsburgh ak a gute, 1:90 pm.-Friend — a mage mye This er be done by. opening re pes e| bi ’ , ; |» face sorfe before start the swing. But don’t overdo this. | bonus contraets with the Chicago vanturkey 3) ve, raking op ea ‘ If you open the hebtore too much, ts may cut right under | Cubs _yeste Onda ae ents Spahn, (1) ve. Antonelli (3). |. the ball and get almost no power behind the shot. a Worth the Clas AA Texas|Philsdelphia at ‘st: "Louls, 8" p.m (Copyright 1968,John F. Dille Co.) _ Fort Worth 0! Milwaukee at Loa Angeles, 1¢ p.m ef _ a — . ponSehacnnonar cermin ORES PORES REIN EON Sn? SEY — at San Francisca, wus p.m. , ‘ ‘ f He gave up the Ist four xaneas! City runs after starting with a 1-0 was a two-run pinch ‘single by Don a #2 game spread to third place/| jafter last night’s 3-0 job on Cin- ‘cinnati, It was the first shoutout | of the year for Podres, who led ‘the majors with six last season. It ‘gave the Dodgers their first vic-' | The Dodgers are tm in the Na-| | gained a virtual tie for fourth will be awarded to the winner (tional League cellar, but it's only|/place with Chicago. The Cubs_ Nats Stopped, Chisox Catch Yanks since last August 21. It also was the first hung up in the Coliseum, cozy corner in left field. shutout | with. its a three-hit shutout and those a one-game lead over second|the last 4 lcrowd - collecting Milwaukee | | Place San Francisco by beating; The young lefty, the Giants 10-9 in 11 innings. St.i|Chicago in his last Louis whipped Pittsburgh 6-3 and) bombed Philadelphia’ again 11-5) jwith Ernie Banks belting his 15th ‘and 16th homers, high in the ma- Jors. | * * * Charley Neal drove in _two ‘second, and Roy McMillan singled =c....:Podres Hurls Ist LA Shutout By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: jtory over the Redlegs in six tries Dodger runs with a 420-foot triple seven hits before a crowd of 17,-. ond. The strategy paid off as Robinson made a good play on pinch hitter Ray Boone's slow rolier to end the game, * Gail Harris slammed a_three- run homer off Oriole starter Con- inie Johnson in the second inning, ito center and a solo homer, his |879 that boosted Coliseum attend-| put the Orioles got a pair of runs ninth, that cleared the nearby left field screen at the foul pole. | ance to 630,385 for 22 dates. A pinch-hit single by back in the f pitcher | lined a pinch when Bob Boyd t single after Rob- |Podres, now 5-4, breezed, mea®- Warren Spahn clinched it for the inson singled and dim” Marshall |Ravine deal, Johnny Podres has| The Braves, again drawing a| while, twice retiring 11 in a row Braves off junked his four-game slump with|near-capacity crowd, moved into and no-hiting the Redlegs over 1-3 innings. | beaten 3-2 at start after blanking the Cubs for 84 innings, struck out seven and walked two. Johnny Temple and Don Hoak hit leadoff singles in the first and, with two out in the fifth. * * * Johnny Klippstein (2-2) lost it: giving up four of the Dodgers’ _ the AL strikeout lead 55 to 53 | ever Bob Turley as he evened Long-Distance his record at 44. Leser Tom ° : Visit Between | Sturdivant is 1-3. The big blow for the White Sox Crioles, Loes Mueller which broke a 2-2 dead-| BALTIMORE (AP)—The Balti- jlock in the 7th. Yogi Berra and| more Orioles established long dis- |Mickey Mantle each got homer|tance contact with suspended No. 7 for the New York runs. [Pitcher Billy Loes Wednesday night. . ** t+ & ; Cleveland overcame a 3-0 Bos-| jack Dunn, assistant general jton lead in winning its first game manager, said he telephoned Loes in five starts. . ; : . = his hi in Jackson Heights, Billy Harrell's two-run homer, oY oe ee : three singles, a wild pitch and an ‘ * *« & error scored four runs in the big. 10th. Boston got.two in the same frame on a circuit clout by Dick Gernert. ‘Loes definitely is under the impression,that he is not going to pitch anymore in Baltimore,” Dunn said, He added that the 28 Hoyt Wilhelm won his 2nd game year-old right-hander was not gw- as an Indian working in relief.|en ‘‘any indication that the Orioles Dave Sisler; now 4-2, lost it for are interested in having him re- the Red Sox. join the club.” = Hiss: By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF : PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Needed High Shots Won't Come Off. DIAGNOSIS: Wrong Preparation and Technique. Treatment: If your only recourse is to try to knock the ball OVER something to get to the green, here’s what to do: First, take a deeply lofted club (this goes without say- ing). Now, stand to the ball so that the ball will be posi- tioned opposite your left toe. The idea behind this change in the positioning of the ball is to fix things s6 that the club- © head will contact the ball a‘ : the very end of the down- ae ia CRT OER ee se swing —~ or just before the —-4}9th hole of a tight match. on the first extra hole, a 374-yard- é ter final duel between two British | Walker Cuppers for this afternoon. \ \Ireland’s Joe Carr, the 1953 Brit- cs S Bs E t *\ternate on the Walker Cup team, « |defeated Guy Wolstenholme,on the _ |19th hole. ‘No Work, One Victory Leff in Brifish ST. ANDREWS, Scotland #— Tim Holland of Rockville Center, N. Y., won a place in the quarter- finals of the British Amateur Golf Championship today by defeating Dave Allan of Scotland, 3 and 2, in a fifth round match. Holland, who never has won a major championship, was one of two Americans to reach the fifth round out of a total ef 15 who started in the tournament. The other American, John J. Penrose, a 43-year-old Miami, Fla., insurance broker, was . eliminated by Gerald Michlem, captain of the British Walker Cup team, on the Micklem won with a birdie three ier, after Penrose had squared the match at the 18th. The 27-year-old Holland was one of four Americans who were seeded in the draw. The other three were eliminated in earlier rounds. Micklem's victory ect up a quar- ish champion, defeated another Walker Cup star, Phil Scurtton of England, one up, in the other fifth round match in that quarter. * * * ‘ In the top quarter, Dr. James Mahon, Ireland, defeated Lindsay Renfrew, Scotland, 2 and 1, and Michael Bonallack, England, al- Mickel took the Jead over Pen- Kuhtman Electric chalked up a 7-0 victory in the Class B City | Baseball League yesterday at Jaycee Park and nobody wiggied | a finger to do it. j ie ' is : 4 4 put en the field. The result was q no work and one victory for Kuhiman’s team was awarded a forfeit decision when the sched- uled opponent, Pontiac Boys . Club, couldn't find a 9th man to :| Kuhlman, m. Tim Holland Only American |theirs after two were out on con- reliever Stu |doubled. Miller (1-3), Down 7-1 after three.| The Orioles tied the. score on ithey tied it T-all in the ninth as|Triandos’ run-producing single in Wes Covington belted a three-run the fifth but Kuenn -put Detroit homer on the first pitch from re-|back in front in thé sixth with liever Pete Burnside — who was his fourth home run of the year. sold to Phoentx a few hours later. | eouauars ons hee coe on * * | unearned run in its half to tie The two clubs swapped tWOTUN the score again 44, then Tri- spurts in the 10th. The Giants got | andes belted his game-winning ind-tri “the ce secutive pinch homers by Hank | a5 Prilecsgpil Pie: U—Cnylek aa his sixth in 11 decisions. ley, s FINISHING TOUCH — Jay Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah,-the younger brother for the canvas after Joe Miceli put on the finish- = touch in their fight yesterday ia West Jordan, \ AP Wirephote Fullmer was down three times in the fight which ended at 2:09 of the third round. aye renee first loss in 14 pro asin of Gene, heads “) a we ewe] eH He . oe aa ak Ee ies — ‘: , aoe : & hx ie ee s ~ 2 gf i < 4) J } i € : e oe #} aoe ae | i i i -, a f + z ; i : ; ee “ y as a s ‘a ¥ e a ’ 7 a 1 ‘ us * * * * : ' _FORTY: FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUN MAKE ion OAR LAST LONGER Engine Overhaul . Engine Tune-Up Brake Work. WH. dF Men.-Wed.+Fri., 8 a.m.-9 p.m.—Tues.-Thurs., 8-5: 20-tek 8-12 SHOP AT MIRACLE MILE WHILE WE SERVICE YOUR CAR . WOHLFEIL ~DER 22745. reizcnary, . 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Churchill Valley * wt 4 Country Club. ies: ; -| ~Savvy paid off handsomely for|is relatively short at 6,025 yards, cago drafting defenseman Jackin. wiry 34-year-old Georgian! but it is hilly and densely wood- turning him over to Montreal'—/the 72-hole medal event last year|treacherous’ ywek e abi rae SE e--. Which. planned to send him tolwniie less experienced rivals el and c - x ross" the final seven SOP awed en SHORTER OO ew a, sli ne to-- Rochester wi two other’ came to grief on Churchill's | ho aoe month. i | pring oe ony a ggg "tricky back. iy, | Oaty rounds of % bales wil be me 2 = played through Sunday. But Montreal, Terento and Chi 285 total was three strokes = * PICK UP YOUR PHONE — tell us how much you PICK UP YOUR LOAN — in a single trip to the BENEFICIAL likes to say "YES!" oan. [tp Wit Smith who showed the|Drive-In Team Wit, then a 2year-old treshman|Wins Ist Tilt Pipendadpresbesinpe: scents) roar Sports Calendar |r. 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Louise Suggs! to predict victory or the possible|o,. of O’Malley’s first remarks Churchill's par 36-34—70 layout Evans from the Rangers and then|when she fired-a final 68 to win\eq, The back nine is particularly Baseball CLASS A — Our fous vs. Shaw's Jewel- from a victory in the Gatlinburg win column for the first time last | where she defeated Maryjnight in the Waterford Softball League with a 41 American \ iy _ division triumph over Drayton * Others seeking the title, one of/Drug at the Drayton Plains ball Pos t 20. vs t s| Southpaw Jim McClellan re- orth Bide MEN — Jim Walls Serv- PGA champion in 1955; Marlene ceived credit for the win and time showed the baseball proposi- .itripled home. a run-in the 3rd vored and Patty Berg, who has won)when Nonne’s scored all of its peallny oe it BB OY Scat more tournaments than any play-|rums.. Wayne Janks relieved Mec- fe currently are battling for low|/Drayton with Kunkle the starter Chavez Ravine on July 4, 1959. So said Dodger boss Walter O'Malley Wednesday in comment- ‘ing on returns that indicated Los Angeles voters approved a city- Dodger contract giving the team 3S Union club eked out # run in the top of the 6th frame.and Addis made it stand up. ~ a Bud Hayward led off the 6th with ' a walk, stole 2nd and moved to WELDEN 3rd on a passed ball from where he GOODS tallied the game's only run on an aS ee infield out. a6 - nt jan ie VP 7222 bo WOOL OIOOMTIOOOOOa aH, Olympic Week Starts Oct. 13 json, said Wednesday that he has | |signed a $15,000 bonus contract | with the Baltimore Orioles. | Dunlap, of Pittsburgh, said he | night and. now trails Gonzales | 36-48 in their national tour. var anvatieag bins 20 oir enti | the week starting next Oct, 13 | a . i PITESBURGH (AP) — Jimmy Dunlap, University of Pittsburgh shortstop who hit .350 this , sea- Orioles Get Pitt Ace | SPORT SHOP 16 S. 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POL py Ree ee -cial to Monza, Italy, for the 500- Tigers Ink 4 Young Fn mR eee ee meen ee ee eT eee pe eT eS en Te ee ET TTT ‘WC here last Friday plans to pick his spots and pass up a bid for a fourth national championship this! year, x *« * _ George Salin of Whittier, Calif, owner of the Belond Special, which carried Bryan to Victory at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, said last night that income tax prob- lems had much to do with Bryan's decision, Bryan will take the Belond Spe- mile pace June 29. : * * * Other drivers on the American team going to: Monza are Jim) © apolis; Ray. Crawford, Pasadena, Calif.; Troy Ruttman, La Mirada, Calif.; Bob Veith, Oakland, Calif.; Eddie Sachs, Center Valley, Pa., and Rodger Ward, Los Angoies. Players for Future Wil Pick Spos | _. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jimmy| _ -Bryan, who earned more than $40,- 009 in winning the 500-mile race} “ DETROIT Tigers have signed three new rookie shortstops and a young pitcher. One of-those signed yesterday was shortstop John Donatucci, > a four sport varsity player a Villanova. The other. Navy, oak Charles tal Stratford, — Puen school star. | George Schmid otf = University of Wisconsin is-the pitcher. Schmid, a native of Oconomowoc, won 17 games and lost six for Wisconsin in three varsity seasons. 8.6 +.P. RIDING POWER UNIT WE HAVE JUST COME AND GET ‘EM! WE GOT ‘EM! LEE’S 921 MT. CLEMENS. FE 3-9830 SALES & “SERVICE - *” — The Detroit sertatops { ‘Olympic finals. jof schools with enrollments over! | iscored the highest total of points: with 63 followed by Wilson with 49 RECEIVED A SHIPMENT | STATE TITLE HOPES—Kalamazoo will be the site of the Michigan High School State Tennis Championships Friday and Saturday strong contender for class B honors is Cran- and a Pontise Press Photo brook’s net squad which includes (kneeling) Bill McQuilkin, Osmun Jacobson and Tom Bray. Standing left to right are Pete King, Bob Klein, Eddie Sun and coach Art Palmer. Seeks $3,000,000 From NBA ¢ 175 in lialer Olympic Firtals at Wisner ‘Future PCH, PNH Trackmen Show sult se-Yard Dash: Class A—Ray Jones. Baz- and Northern $; Class B—Alvin Wiliams Ciass C—Jefit L Pontiac Central track stars*of the future showed their wares in the annual Junior 59 yara Olympics held yesterday at Wisner Stadium. regional meets at the various ele- ‘mentary sites last week and yes- iterday 175 represented the 4th, Sth. Relay: 1. Total of 300 boys started in the pread 3Jamp: Ciass Je cour School, 27.6; ‘se 2 *Srittier: 3. LeBa: a GROUP I (vt cae See) (Mere than 58 stadents) A-—R. Wood, Haw- thorne, 14-4; Class B—Bruce Gibson, Owen. at Class C—J. Maynard, Ai- eott, 13-1 High Jame: "ins A—Are p Jewell, Her- rington, 4-2; Class Willis, 4-8; ane, Willis, 3-10. Cobb, Willis, 136-242 56-Yard Dash: Class aa s0-Yous 7 has: 2 _MoCarrell; Ciass Na horne, 151-1 “Tem NEW YORK (AP)—Jack Molin- as, banned by the. Nationa] Basket- ball Assn, four years ago for! betting on his own team to win, has filed a three million dollar. suit. against President Maurice Podoloff and the owners of the’ eight teams in the league. This became known Wednesday when Podoloff admitted he had been served with the summons last Monday. out of this action., The same thing again, We will be upheld, It will just cost us some additional fees,” Podoloff said. . This is the second time Molinas, versity and the Fort Wayne Pis- tons of the NBA, has sought resti-| tution from the league. His first, ““T've “no doubt what will come | that happened before will happen’ a former star with Columbia Uni- complaint, in 1954, was dismissed stipulates that any one found guilty | by Judge Samuel ‘J. Justice. Molinas’ present suit is based'barred from the league.” er Sues Podoloff} jon his admission to the bar last | year. He based his suit on the| claim that the league is barring’ him from earning a livelihood. as) a player while the bar association | did not consider hig betting on his, own team to win as sufficient, Veause to prevent him from. ead ticing law, Twice since his indefinite ous! pension, Molinas has made formal : application to the NBA for rein- statement. Each time Podoloff) lruled against him. without placing ‘his petition befoge the league's’ board of governors, Podoloff said jfile has that authority ds league | | president. : “Molinas .openly admitted bet ting,” Podoloff said. “He wrote ‘five different confessions for the police and presented one to me.: ‘Our league constitution clearly lof betting on ball games must be | —Ken Pirochta, A—D. 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It was the first time former ie ice | res middleweight champion Gene | Fullmer’s 21-year-old brother had = Win Over Fulmer. =a ses | ajor eague | * a WEST JORDAN, Utah (AP) — Fullmer-' was wary of Miceli's : . Veteran Joe Miceli gave young |!ft*hook from the start of théjnrmevacm sr. LOUIS KANSAS CITY WASHINGTON s .. nationally televised bout. And he ob rh bi ab rh bi ab rh bi abrhb + . welterweight Jay Fullmer a’ rude 144° reason to be. The 29-year-old Skinner “it 3188 te Ba EL ee Tg i _ welcome to big-time boxing last|New Yorker, a-veteran of 96 pro|fiust! wm $1i¢-cumim i 93 tiene $918 Couey se $81 _ night, scoring an automatic third-|fessional fights, calmly waded in- | Zhomas 2 ‘Vids Bere | ii #|Bower tb 4128 Lemon rt 3 ¢ cit ins \- : , round knockout. to Fullmer’s brief rushes in the Sage'ski ab 1200 Hismin c 38 1 |Baxes %> 41432 Asprnie 2 361 ; sg * # *& first two rounds, watching: for an ine’ y oS Eman, Sse el pemert © 2162 Be at : g Miceli weighed 147 to Fullmer’s'! opening. oe p 7338 ———- 3 ; Trucks p 1000 corey oi 3 Slight Favorite Pr F _ Blackbur p 0000 Mufteit p 1000 bYost 0100 : . O t _ ong Hh aaa cet? 18 r p ron q *. : 4 | wage baller a S| Sans Tt Eten,» Me Over Martinez Birmingham Breezes to | €& 101 : . 4 _ | Slee nn a Sevceeep, Be "wea : ~ One Anal, Crown by sigan Six | 5 ro Mate! Soaatinnag at "En uen, “Aree Fight Figured to Be | Firsts ag a seer Groat and Kuso och Bemaestri ‘and ower we ney and Soxer. V . $l * Bere we are just shed at the nd of the road of an- : Zl |fewest 10 a Pee ee me Er quer’ LOB-Kansas guy 7. ‘Washingion 8. xer - Orsus - gger other big prep sports season. certainly have been’ Birmingham High completed an- Jaen Powers, SB fhomes, Green, "HR MAF? SB—Martyo, "guile = inn os Bout i in St. Louis a long list of thrills sincé things got rolling with foot-|other ee season py ; co 8 " en BB 0 © oe ae ae a _/ball jast September. = ene Ceti Kline (L, gia 5 2 ies “ " cham easy [Bertedes oT 8 ot : cae QOL TT lutea ott be geciaed wheres’ a| Oly the state ténnis championships remain to be val Ne Oe Oe ee oo 2708s . a 223 4 1 1 0 3, ae iad : Brostan (Wi, 6-0 rab te ¢ 2,0 © slugger or a eee Sl wear Serene Sew. pareipec i smeetgarene: at tery. o | Slee he LE ee ce oe enn ce Saal oko] ae ato : : “Honeybear”’ Akins e Louis, Detroit paced double winner : ewie an a | . who likes to win by. bombing his High School 1957-58 sf Bob a dee ranked pas HN gee." HET IO Top-Rated [iinet srcsck ant Yc) A scattering of basal games il emin. Crook) aPC Bilke ib © 1000 Walker c 0000): Martines of Paterson, N. J., who|eontests against Royal 5th, Port Huron 6th and Royal Oak $ 00 Hoak 3b 4016 Gnider' cf 30106 is an exponent of fancy wo and y Whis'n'mt rf 3696 dchnal cf 1648 par Dondero Friday and Taylor - last. 7 Bae, gets rue a eae has admitted that back pedaling win ried : forged frame : ‘pstein p 1000 Gray 3b 3000) a q ) pen has hurt him in fight. But he does Center Saturday ring © Gverenteed ot eng $4 A WEEK churn $980 Zimmeres 3333, outnumber Akjae.tn knockouts, S-/down the curtain on, the ; ~ pow DMiksis 1006. bees baseball slate. . ; J Aki is red . Habe p 0008 | Sam. ‘Speck Maxwell oe fas awl Rarragied 0 sale uate oetadaee nell oa wat” Walked ot. "Lgwo tn i Grounded) Qnd Venturi Favored welterweight field been packed away. for FULLY GUARANTEED ms bere in 8th; @-Struck out for Snider io * 72 H | . d SF Fe = another year following banner sea- : : NEW TIRE Cincinnati a -Hole Grin One of Martines’ backers is his sons in both sports. . Bay ee ee 2610. La | -. | Sparring partner, Ernie Roberts, | Pontiac, Birmingham, | Berkley, ~ * Angeles 27-11. DP_Tempie, McMillan and) DALLAS (AP) — Sam Snéad, who said he was certain he could (southfield, Milford, St. Frederick, vada $ ~ | BOR purillo, Neal HR—Neal.\ * |seeking to repeat; Ken Venturi,| best Martinez when he saw him (Clarkston, Bloomfield Hills, Claw- won oe Fist, EB PP 50 top-rated as usual, and Billy Max-| Mbt and took the job as sparring 'son, Troy, F , East Detroit, phensos 6.00.16 6.70-15 Reker 00000000. “99 gg zlwell, playing golt ‘as torrid as the|/ Parmer Royal Oak St. , Highland The 5* B. F.Goodrich Bebmaldt gS 19 9% ot pee were eyed today as ie Commented Roberts, ‘Don't a ep nig = ne ™. é ‘ Dallas Open swung info|ever let anybody tell you he can't , 4 , = Hazel ’ Ie 1-15 Safety-5 wd Barick TG Ae ba T2-hole gririd. . m= y City, Almont, New Haven and Mil- ome” dow Wen by A Park, MILWAUKEE SAN FRANCISCO | to ok / Vince's brother, Phil, said Mar-|lington were schools ~~ took Lee hurdies—Frambe, “$6 1 sii orcon'et 0% oi A field of close to 100 fnoves = wedi =, Loge. gn a co in at east one a 880—Jim Ponterie es Detroit), 7 out over the sun-blistered 6,500- ing “‘is to , oe 13 Bas 4 $00lyard Oak Cliff Countfy Club|Self-defense. He's “just as in-| Many of the standout athletes fee rey eats « &- 0100 Jab ‘ski 3> 511 0/Course with Snead, whd did con- terested in wining by a decision | w will be displaying their: talents Broad Ay ‘Palmer iFernéake), Baie Sepede ie eet fsecutive. 3-under-par 67's in his|@8 he is by a knockout. for colleges around Michigan and 21 feet, ¢ ‘inches. cant Kili, oh. Sti Roget $11 L/tuneup is and was confident! Akins’ n er, Eddie Yawitz, | im several parts af the nation $0--aeDenaid, 22.5. ' [ $0 oe Tous ¢ 3111|he could win his second Dallas) a former St. Louis druggist, says come another high school season i 2. 0000 Mecmick p 2120\Open in a row, the No, ] favorite.| his boy will end it within nine | but there will be several out- . 1000 Worth'ton p 1008 But Venturi also showed con-| rounds. returning oie Miler p. ot jisietnnc: Sine ele and Maxwell! 4», atest Wasted’ for another shot. He S bdo had @ bl G4 in yesterday's) oe Pernt Vinee will win with| Pontiac Northern's debut in. ath- : 119¢@ EAntonelli 100 6/pro-amateur. It is said that Max-|S° 00? OO ae 8 mnockout if he letic competition should be one of lies well has eee playing like that ==> the big new features locally when 7 1011 for weeks. / gets the right shot, as Manager| sscses again. Dick Hall will {ous + mest) it * * ‘ Bill Daly said. get things rolling in basketball. Sey in Tis e-Singied tor| Gene Littler, Art Wall, Ernie s 4 4 | Football does not start until 1959. | tin: “d-—Ran for Torre in Sth: /Vossier, Mike Souchak, Bill Park-| Martinez has repeatedly) gros tang are { ‘ome e—Grounded into foree for McMabon in already looking: ion; fFied oul, tor Thomas io Inn: er, Tommy Bolt, Cary Middlecoff,|Claimed. he will not get. on the|torward to some big Northern-Cen- | cmered. tor Pauses. Ran for|Juliys Boros and Bunky Johnson|bike this trip. But Akins’ camPltra; battles in all sports. That SAT COVERS SE a eruck dai ailcr ke ia, | Weve .Others of the touring pros) doesn't think Martinez will change rivairy slong with the St. Michael- ew Muweskee .. . 180 618 113 #110 15. i/to/ massacre par in the pro-ama.|his style after all these years. cr Fred duels will certainly boost’ “te E—Crandal, Jablonski. McCormick. Po-|t¢ur with Littler having a 64 to * * prep athletics here. Local ,fans are’ [Pp Miwaukee 39-10. fan Francisco 3+ 13 /tie Maxwell for first money. They! Akins is a slight favorite over still re-playing last fall's Ram-| é at i. aa bal i | Open Fridey Nights til. 9 P. M. es Logan. Aceock., Beng [aC Pockeed SUS. sarge toc otoseemag pd neagearened om oretineas plished item. Sauer, ;- Mavs 2, Jablon-| \faxwell also-won $187.50 for be-|men will be a spectator at the ~*~ * * seco Mra. ® ERBBSQling the pro on one of the teams|fight and may challenge the win-| SKIPPING AROUND CONVERTIBLE TOPS ir All Mikes of Cars ot 35°53, 3/3. jitying for ‘first.. This combination ner. Basilio vacated the title, then) Dave Fox heads a long list of INSTALLED BY EXPERTS A Sneiee sy 133 2 2 OF Sishot 58 as did one headed by|won and lost the middleweight/future high school prospects w Come In and See Us Today! ho eer: sa |Contey : ree | ¢ ¢ ° 2| Johnson. lerown to Sugar Ray Robinson. competed on the Madison Junior ALL WORK GUARANTEED» WW North Perry St. FE 22-0121 Rowers RS yg ty High wrestling team, The heavy- | Bee AEA ones wormed wp nave] «= SEAT COVER MART: . ¢ He 0o/@® @ 1 2 n recent tourney ; Jonnson (W. 20) 13/23 2 6 ‘Birmingham Winner, 2- ] Junior High teams. Madison took 138 $. Seginew St. ; FE 2-0391 the ist team title taking eight of - Birmingham scored once in the) Etks No. 810 rapped Ed Mc-|12 events, : bottom of the 6th inning for a 21/Manus for 10 safeties. one a two} Oxford's Wally Galba received it ts Less . irun- homer by Jack Ganzel in the! » for the most val- | Os eee victory over Blue Star Drive-In toiga” 46 } : ; on trophy bay — is - feature last night's f Sedan uable player Central — 8 four-game CRY! submission, 91. Lynus Grant} igan baseball team . . . Royal | *TO BUY! sar ge sing edge ndet®|haried a five-hitter for the Elks. Oak Kimball begins lis 2nd toot- *xTO OWN! Murch | Dostalb Foundry staged a ball season Sept, 19 at Southfield. Schneider led off the 6th inning, ; ant a single, ak ond via ay Rey. jon har yn ape Nine games are scheduled, i * TO DRIVE! stole 3rd and raced home Doan a the 7th for an 8-7 triumph. Each The climax of an outstanding ‘ ° _ sacrifice fly with the game's de-|).. collected 10 hits in the topsy- high school career came recently . ciding run. turvy contest. for Jim Drake when he was named | Th e Roger Reynolds, who relieved | John Parks clouted a pei pgm poor ile grat , aux Gg starter Bob Santelle in the 6th |homer in the Ist frame and Inter- ; f 4 : stanza, was the winning pitcher. |national Autos made nine hits al-|ball and track = unde- Look It Over at the ‘ Lloyd Harper hurled the distance (together for an 18-3 rout of Bor-|Cided ook, colle; 5 c pinged < . for Blue Star and allowed five |den’s. The game was stopped after | €Ting , Flint P| p ti R tail Store _ |four innings by the 10-run rule. om Taup of Bi he! on: 1ac¢ e — nee etala: 65 Mt. Clemens : Sites to tua ORB . . 7 rt BIG 21 Inch , vos : yen ——— for POWER MOWIRS Deluxe ROBERTON ae : rom ¢leven last fall, is —Mix with gosoline or FLOATING use in cronkcose! 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WE RENT TENTS | USE J&R OPEN END CREDIT | | \ . a ae \ : 1 K ‘ See Ol w tg i 2 ; eS ie s * Masipiggniedinn pngaiies * : ‘. 2 a to 0 Complete Triple Crown Sweep at Belmont Tin Tam 1 to 10 Favorite Sister ay ; _ NEW YORK (AP) — Tim Tam pickings, it looks like the Calumet probably will be one of the short-| colt will have about six opponents est priced favorites in the history'in the $100,.000-added 3-year-old of the Belmont Stakes when helclassic. —_ goes after a Triple Crown grand * * * slam on Saturday; but.the Calu-| ‘Thé early odds listed Tim Tam ‘met Farm isn't forgetting what at 1 fo 10 to capture his ninth’ happened to Pensive in 1944, straight race for Mrs. Gene With mdgt of his Kentucky Der- Markey’s Lexington, Ky... by and Preakness rivals scattered ‘thoroughbred empire, In 1944. far and wide in search of easier however, Calumet’s Pensive - Army Pair Clinches Rifle, Pistol Title (of Ft. Benning, Ga; won the hand- |gun championship with 1,160 of a WASHINGTON (AP) — Ist Lt.| possible 1,200, : Desi, B.:Puckel and M.Sgt. Rich- ny . a Stineman of Ft. Bennin . °¢ Ga,, won the 188 Indoor Ritle|Knicks Plan Training | Nal Roope on Aelonsives ot th) NEW YORK (AP)—The New| The atten yes-| |York Knickerbockers pro basket- terday that Puckel defeated 2,232 | ‘ball team will train next fall at competitors with a score of 795 of | ‘Stamford, Conn. Tke NBA- club an- = —_— —— ae today the team would a possible in besting jopen three weéeks’ training Sept. 1,808 pistol rivals, ' |22) at the new Stamford Catholic The Freaier-Gimplex Rifle Club High School. 1of Washington, Pa, won the rifle, iteam title with 1,583 of a possible 1,600. The U, S. Army pistol team missed a, Triple Crown as ~ 1 to 2 favorite, es In- the 1944 Belmont, after Pen- sive won the Derby and Preak- e % ness; William Ziegler Jr.'s Bound- “You get a lot of rude awaken-|ing Home—who hadn't started in ihgs in this business,” said Train-;¢ither of the other triple events— er Jimmy Jones, who finally an-| Caught Pensive in the stretch and) nounced that Calumet had decided Scored an-amazing half-length vic- to stick with jockey Ismael Valen-|!ory. It was the-first time a horse tesa least through: the Bel-/had won the Derby and . Preak- mont, Valenzuela was selected to "¢8S, only to fail in the Belmont. ride Tim Tam after his regular + * * booter, Bill Hartack, broke his leg “‘It seems that the milé and one a week before the Derby. half will be. alright. for Tim Tam,” Hartack is back in action, rid-/JOnes said, referring to the Bel- ing with a leg brace for the past/™ont distance, once around the week, huge oval, The Derby was a mile * * and one quartery the Preakness a “But, it is felt by Calumet that| Tle and three-sixteenths. this Triple Crown effort is an ex-| * * * traordinarily. important event and “That horse, Cavan, could be that Jockey Hartack, great as he| tough. But, of course he's got to is, quite possibly has not yet pick up 13 more pounds on Satur- ‘reached shis top form," + Jones day.” said. - | “Cavan, owned by Joseph E.! Only eight horses, and seven O'Connell of Boston, wasn't in the) jockeys, have managed the Derby or Preakness. However, the coveted Triple Crown the last be-|Irish-bred colt showed -the Bel-| ing Calumet’s Citation in 1948.'’mont Park customers some fancy Calumet also won the three big running last Saturday when he, classics with Whirlaway in 1941, won the mile and one eighth Peter and Eddie Arearo rode that colt, Pan Handicap going away under) as well as Citation. 113 pounds. All starters in. the Bel- mont-will pack 126.. Cavan was listed as second choice at 6 to 1. C. V. Whitney's Flamingo and the Wheatley Stable’s Nasco, who ran 23 in the: Peter Pan, both were 15 to 1. George E. Lewis’ Martins Rullah is 20-1, and Mrs. Anna Cannuli’s Chance 11 Tony and. Mrs. Charles Silvers’ Page Seven are 50-1 shots,’ Yesterday’s feature waces saw ithe speedy Alhambra from Fred > W. Hooper's stable chalk up a 10- length triumph in the $21,925 Sheri- dan Handicap at Washington Park. Alhambra stepped the six furlongs in 1:10 under 122 pounds and paid $3.80 «straight. e * Ada L. 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IN WESTOWN CENTER FORTY EIGHT aS Se aa _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THORsDAY, JUNE. 5, 1958_ * i important part of the fairs have been >an! jyears, family lie for more than 150 PONTIAC “aes DRIVE: IN Sy TE at “nt tt ttn tin tin i in tn hn a a a ta i Dita a a als 5 4 iv TITRE TAALRTEIT AG GES rrrrertTTtTeeeeeeeerrrrerereeee’ etl in tll —| i PEEL IG OOO RK, sl tn in ts sin tn th Ain i i in in A A i A ttn A ti nn Mit i Nin Mili Militia la THE HELL HORDE. THEY CALLED | THE BUTCHERS BATTALION - "ry. Cine maSc O) at Col OR ~ => jo BigrArmy : eat TECUMIOOLOR, _————COMING su NDAY ATH ICOMERY CLIFT ELIZA TAYLOR - &\ t A Yi ARIE ) MA SAINT “RAINTREE COUNTY NIGEL PATR E MAPYIN TEFCKNICOLOE -fallotments than Eisenhower re- Roll Call Vote | |_ Expect Close Outcome | Cutting 30,000 Men ° : " f WASHINGTON (AP) — House members backing a big Army looked to a voll call today to rivet man drop in Army strength. . Both sides on the issue said the ‘outcome may be’ close. Except for that roll Call, the lions was approved tenta vely’ by a 108-79 vote, —_ The added” fils aie intended | Over Move to Prevent)” into a defense appropriations bill) — enough money to prevent a 30,000-; © House yesterday finished work on| — \ ADULT ABD — Actress Mitzi Gaynor has the rapt attention of Giuseppe Siclari, 12; as she puts finishing touches to plaster statue during her visit to Boys’ Town in Rome, Italy. # Hollywood Headlines | On other phases. of the big bill, the House has approved larger | quested for a speedup in subma- hEisenhower’s request for 35 mil- lion dollars to start work on a _gec- weed nuclear-powered aircraft car- The bill, with the bigger Army Pontiac Airport FREE TV Weekends -- Overnight PONTIAC LAKE MOTEL Sandy Beach - Good Swimming Children's Playground — Near Golf Course Badminton Courts — Horseshoes _ KITCHENETTE UNITS $Q0 Sleeps Four — Free Boat OVERNIGHT UNITS $ 00 up On M-59.2 Miles West of OR 3-7700 |funds counted in, would provide sary, $536,050,000; and ‘interserv- lice activities, $796,900,000. Girl Becomes School's First pac Graduate ~ GREENSBORO, N. c. (AP) — ito graduate from~ an “quegrined WATERFOR DRIVE- IN THEATER THE Fé LY Cor. Williams see Aiesadk Wastes Ben Gifs pare 705. P.M, LAST TIMES TONIGHT A WHITE SQUAW STOLEN FROM AN APACHE CHIEF... a “ers,” Hurok declared, ; ae thing for both countries.” | Gacukns was one of ‘three large ‘North Carolina cities to ad- imit a faindful of Negroes to pre- ‘viously all-white public schools. Catholic schools have graduated Negroes previously. Divorce in the Offing for Rhonda Fleming | HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Rhonda ‘Fleming’s storniy marriage to Dr. The actress and Morrill issued la joint statement saying: ‘Unfor- tunately we. have. mutually de- aided to end our marriage...” . The average worker in Great Britain works just under 46 hours | added: | “I found ‘that if you don’t pay/ ‘Lou Morrill is headed for divorce. |; Sees Promise of Peace in Culture Exchange Idea: By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Sol Hurok, Who qualifies as the John Foster|native land four times in the past change with the Soviet Union, “The more we exchange artists |have unde with the Communists, the better our chances for peace,” sald the Centra] America e 1. mae has sent or is sending possible to work out convenient x & & There can be. no doubt of fhe _* a oes wi the u's aan pany. It.will play to a oem - “ ‘lion customers in an 11-week tour, wit and there is no evidence of an _ +. lempty pant aT ae has moré Russian de- :up his voluminous sleeve. gre gPlgredftrescage sect arate company of 65 women dancers to|Latin-American countries recently ~iNew York's Broadway Theater. - He is also importing a noted pian- so diye~ see Ep orgy arlerse next spring will see the invasiom|ulation that Nixon’s experience) of the change at Bolshoi Ballet. -leye for pgtential attractions, he in by Ike’s Brother Jan Peerce,Leon-|" * > , who ar- rived at Ellis Island in 1906. with a $1.50 stake, has journeyed to his year té book talent. With his fine can spot stars that ‘the Soviets restimated. Tour Delayed WASHINGTON (AP)—Dr, Mil- ton S, Eisenhower is delaying a tral stated reason that it has not been dates for visits to all the coun- * * After the delay was announced yesterday, State iean countries had anything to do ee eceie. Dr. Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, had ‘Submits. Full Reet: fon Waterford Librar; drawings and legal data., aid Results of the reports were that | {Ties a building, not less than 8,000)ton feet, costing $160,000, be} Sen erected as the first unit, contain-|Calif), a —| EXPANSION NECESSARY said the matter The structure would have to be cussed at a White to conformiof GOP congressional ~ |with American Library stand-| * 1085 AM, ol PM. ° ‘ v svat J : i eraim prices ' sod ccasaee 61% a wid. ave. ae ee ya: e grade 5 ane eis’: 3 Lock! z i NEW Y a was having a ne William my C. Rogers ae Openi June 0 oe that the sta defi-| Fidon Hoeneting, On Whea ve 18 ™% Mar. ........ a. ‘ 7. Brewn jum 34; am tal * 33) Lone 8 Cem 6.1 * Justice . ale in an the 5. . | : r . have any are Fred Parmente More- July... ite tne aE he re ye 4; intge 30, ‘med = oa fms : $53|Robertsoh iar who own leonted ut Set on ee ares not completion and Earl Ralph Bee. ii00tll) Leas July... 138 ieee steaa” $2; lare ade Al) Se Pt ey eS . 38. 1947 when Goods Store, : will open date for son a are and Olin Mar. 2.01. 1588 pees LF eege 34 iaree 5, rate ieee 3 is§ Meck Trk ... en eee im if} ing St. 35 years, es school \ High partment gp ssi Silas Mar. .-+e Dec. eee (a ade B large Yess ; : Aaa ting «.. 45.5 wooo Ce.... 24.2 bar one nij asked him Lawrence store carri Summer Junior nite deadline jects. your Claude Corn— .. 1.29% Mar. ..... ~ (er er ny 8 large re medium om Seete _ 1,382 Martin Co .... 407 English up ‘and town Pontiac Eastern the two pro. house, | Bay cs: Te oe ne me St; ome vara 38 po eel “i397 Mey D etre. 31 came-up actor. hile the down 20 at St. of LaBarge. ~*~ * R. Sep. verter" Vigas daly... : ee 37; large Am & ts. May “T bale man to be an bearded wi Rags : June S. Sanford - E. . will be a crea inal aie BE Wis he Mae Me'a hea tke to set known ear lendar | School, 25 s. only place on pany Reports ee ee ae - oP rave ! ooo Bod mre, ° $0 is the . Cale ‘ the Be o: A course NOTICE ro ane t at a pm ine a an. 80.1 is L dge This is will om Sn tee — os - Poultry \rmeur de Co : 3s ine Meas. 13 ccoeny adh Dec ° Pontiac). school classes = Dale sae ng “Little work hereby Commissi dune 3, TRY rmst Ck pias 918 tatoo, Ch... acter x * act- unieation, Priday| nigh this summe: me ing the GM s the value You comiee al the n held POUL rices paid a pl yi ee Hr ag oe see} * T like : lar ions F. & A. M, the city * 1 ss 5 around regular mosting ¢ Ye on go Henge gf tinge Bons aol Refin 0. 38. Mot Prod -...: 41 doesn't mean It's sage No. 21 = Gael 1 id a ‘Busine Siren mea) [— 1odb by esolution tt eck el and re- sO Detrolt, for tlaves Mig i--+ 48 Motorola... 38 “That doesn lained today biol Jane On, 1-30 ad ae Men, relations 1968 by resele ror Mivenue| DETROIT. to. at; nentigves ¥ 1 Shy Meterete. 10 OU OT Justice exp way of ea June 6th., ; The session to attend ot seeing sound eee the inten’ assee Aven’ Avenue fre oul, few ilers and red Bendix | ~~ 2 5 RK: 63 ing,” J possible rs, W.M, wishing the tuition 18 DN Collender |. social Tallah: Sarasota 00, and 44 live type bro! Barred Benquet eer yi fat R : a xtremely Jeast Moo Students have 0 ST. LOU Balke - and : . Inglewood, Avenue to bP poerme rien ag te i ache eT whites ‘ey at 27-28; Beth rts: 40 + M13) an e the . and June 20. , Brunswick months ending | ness d Ini tanted cost and a = public type bets tee) =a (6 1 Boeing Jum 164 et y 4 yorey ing a living r ie be pe poy before of three years Sen pel a Fagen Sees ~ Bets Gk) capes Sire. f ~ ieee whose ‘in fee of $25 at 8 a.m. in the last E. t to “3 Eesteeell G eT i eee 1 ot ll +++ 18-3 work, actor, wi ews : begin day. | Co, will double B. Coun y said improv ded to « e with gs 21. rden mn Central ... 384 six-foot-three been seen will of each June 20 income, . est ton. prin gecerdane that | ducklin Wyss ae Be M Pw ...- 38- The have of 45) Classes noon mere said today Tg inspec further in. acco » and ist My 39 Nie BP aces ¥ beard in such 3, at allowed quarter d: Tt is further d estimate, rayed by . ock Brist Balke .... 142 No Am Bocas by bulk ” Sanders, : to and close will be second es con said profile an: be def frontage Livest Brun Le esaaee 334 le Pac Pe .. ” the House’ P. guilty student ; . Bensinger, * Louis Se ation the bien therect rel ove le to of} - iBud: ughe |. 33. Nor Sta = by in Arthur pleaded No st subjects ot-| 5 * the St. lege the cost ithor site’ el Tells. yc tape cs Ka Calum dé H.. 133 trade: it as ene tod ogee Park Place, yesterday Fin’) than two sub will-¢ told Analysts, P De D of the ote ous atone CHICAG ae = %, orccee Seas te? Hi boayh oS 0 at driving ice E. department Eng- Bensinger GO the 4 that all upon Inglewood Av the June 6 1A butchers under 5 ici"22 15 Oates She: | ona by profession. j-lrecilless Judge Mauri - The English and general . of Financial : “al ened = eose aeons nue shell ct to defray eo on ; instances, as trong 1o/04m, Pee, 40.9 ¢os ‘ornithologist in orn Municipal fined $100 ter all college through Society has County to t hassee oo Avenms . district and ox- fairly acti higher; ins heavier st to Carrier ee 19.1 G & El : 15.4] an ‘s no money of the He ves \ter all from ten depart- “The "one cnmpeny whch as Oakland delegation Conven- to cia} ascesemient iat 952 84° of worl ae bs. oa a Ips and heavier bong Caise, + & Ww A . | ‘ there's inventor: negay. = courses Studies ete company by the State Pecy De ar qe nes ES ot so kathen: toe jee aa crests: 3 196 |Suees aks Bee oy aie ‘Be & the ee jail. ton, | ish The Social ic & affected second publican & come Gael a eal pital Improve-| 50. 50 higher bee — rests; 33 Fd ape A RB Pict rea f thology,’ gen in vies | days Service Sta grades. offer American tion, yet been Aug. 3 Re Rapids. Cotimated” ga the “Capit Com-/|ly 95 — ‘by opary 00; a sear Hi ng sees 9 hye Mt js net’ 5 in mo y ‘Marathon was broken will fa carga not ” last year | A) at Grand * " ! paid : 300-325 |Cities ip -- 2 genes 3) “rocket the money ornithol The Bivd., taken, / ment “eury ona cession. quarter in- | tion :s allot shall be tven hs wed 9 zis Ib butchers Things; moe 738. eee +} eed "* 94! “] make its to E. South nothing lems, civics, history the second net on an 950 | ment Fund hereby Of Pentis Chemnet on 235 15 Ib. so a few 1-2 Ibs (1 Cinett cot pel Cola = $4-¢ling. my profi 807 E. but to Pon- States In reported to $1.04 ty, based for each , lon ofthe Cy ission may be] OO BD. cow most 800-550 7\Golg aim 5:2. 4 . sete and devote by burglars, terday United company equal The coun Secre- | aS ere (“Srorclock that may be] fee 20.50-20.75; ot ee oy Wea Phelps coos AES ee eG * ¢ into reported yes . * * the-| the $1,126,674, ot one eg for t il meet t at 8 tha Ibs. Lad tieal Col Bra vee I 4 . . * * one © was history. . a Ma’ of of $26,215,393. ment ll sea ea oes ce Sen ut nt ele ee | case tre ye site pe tt Sain, lt ma R. EVAN an t; average ows steady bus ¥ Son N Gas... sa.7 oo Ge ibe "3 few at Reedy dr., guilty department Geometry New were tary the total 1, the larg- © 1 ity Cher to 08 lower! c rs active; 0 lower: ion tepa) os Baaey, ++ 35.8\the world’s falcons "| Moses found court matics IV and tion fs in May single month, out of will have Datva dune Chine 8°58 iy; vealers stoeap' te *Searfines ange, “ai tea Be ria --rice $04 the keeps four north Scot o. wes unicipal sae eke Bee ;| setters for a of 1a "County si shout ste ea iar ee Bend @ ers. He satisfac- Progpect in m police-ipra 1, Ot sie acces recelved ae es = Wayne with 404, ~| steady; feeders mixed y 21.00-/G oY dee "*" prs RCA el cece in y arrprenig. ess driving ed a Il. In ma’ law ever said. end of number * ravel. and stoetsts ce heifers and —_a- ‘can-|Gont Can $... 95 ver" IAS home he says the nearest /reck! He. knock on May 10.7, rtment, business business Bensinger at the “+ lest * * went gutter, grade, gravel 34 80.28.00; utility “and. ‘sanderd 83 BS ‘a*:: land, rep saines tak yesterday. motorcycle placed | depa English, 1, Il, (vo- orders units, in od te rac eur gutter, ere hat ats Boo; Semel 0: utile tad| Gone Mot =. on fas: is. “60 off his McCallum tion business English I, wl, — 7,208 alone is ae coe sta struct ed | on 8. sport ay t fon Of) 94 99: 00; utility 16.00-19.50: wi Cont oO . 23 ye j tion theater. and man Cecil B. ths proba z ; practical jing I, Il, month backlog a of The from "you, are hereby, Benigno hd ube |S en Stone sh epaaac: Copper ng .. 33 “: 81) movie Highlander kilt |Judge three mon the offi-| filing; 3 and typ ial classes The current total sumber * jout yesterday You ing . Michigan held J = Le sctive:| Cops see Se se a the k him on him to pay cational); | Remed 3 of the in all of 1957 * regular sof Pontiac, it was com venlers ponte ta lamabe ¢: fully Curtis Pub, 38.7 cee Wt) Justice, of it, wears rdered l be offered improvement excess * * to select the Sie'ny aa CH rade and sate 1,000: si lambs ac’ “ Seere gvveeee og - 5 proud of »iand o bills. will reading both no instalied —. se thee tatentton 0 gutter, € weedy? Sprine etn oe 5. 8 gee ee 2 py ask,” | cers doctor Oe cttered ore mathematics, a rary * ong aaygeral conc! — = “yA aaa: woe tat ak dae paige A | ogy Be sees ORAL ae : you'll th ery 4 remedial Bensinger * County for the sta be related work 0 f $3041.70, | steady: oka s = lee coe “lavas Genes Se or mS know what | wear un- Sale Fri. lend * ’ the company red 13. vel an cost 0! estimate) nom cholic cull. to 10° ‘Ib. lambs = oe ss* ae oes oo as “And I “What do I th-| Pike St., —edy said est sup- | delega ld Aug. ir a bs memes Se ‘or public 20.00-21.00: and aan soring Du Air L “se 6 Binclair eget . “Wha is no Guild. 14 ; credit. Bensinger larg ill be held * * te Avenue * pian, "is on file load nee: good to 5.00-6.00.| East Kod .... 44.4 Bocony Co or he laughed The answer - 19:30. the Comman. d Guilty the second ‘ * of the sta oe By FA -3 construct said lambs 0: bell end utility a Mie e 4 Senthere an 38.3 der the kilt. : Sale at 5640 Wil- . Foun --| pow is the school furniture and csliees a 1958 Te further intended to ‘tng’ that the| 22 a 6.008. Fee Fontan’ cotee| eat! SE SS wRa.... wile,’ ‘* bag- ford, oO Detroiters ung De-| otter in The — » be to sage out — seat: = NOTICE: Chat Siri ats Emer Red "3 Sperry Ra SH i oe plays poten tame Lake te 2 pam. Jos Pedv.|3 IT @ — Three June their: oe hen and to nomi- my 2 be ny 4 ke no’ Num le on _ 37 Cal . SO. ts ” has 8 am. ETRO : sentenced hoosing plan, pro eof becom to — of lan hay foot Serial at public Mer Celoek Erfe co 4 gta O11 on 4 Justice. A U. § 6th at 3 ‘ Di will be and un- srael a Se party ticket by ‘state. attor- caumenl phe lots and feof 8. zenaie| 7 shall be Be. 088 iS Diste ag Sg Sid On a. 8a but “badly to the Chapter Church men kidnaping De- in I city the state of state, and Suacean at than t side Wilson | Some of June, 4615 Pairb vase 06 sid Oil « 20.7 pipes, it nor pipe * |Bird Baptist § £ troit rape, old Fishermen the in secretary that all pels wane Street oe iO eth day renoon, gan ons may Firestone » 55.8 § P.. $1 neither kil the flag Tra & yng 19 for the of a 47-year. 24, Caesarea, sailed nees for state treasurer. ‘ — eaten Gis i. . sina, wen of the! pooa ie gtd Beck. 4 to ‘show ” | West sf igitel! to ‘Adv. robbery Ingram, Dinets off of — en bring- general, —. Seg egy a W08 UNOTOOE | na yten at thet 6-5-88 edition Pete oe oo ok a 3 “I am here movie industry. poner On M-15, ~ armed an, George Russe Paul have items ney general, sssesument district f "the estimated cost “Tae ants ANY Prev... 123 Botner, Pap 35.2 British Tth, 9 rere Phe od guy oftwhdich to Rome, other auditor Pragya ey — 3 the es aid from This Press. ANCE COMP, he 9s on MA tft & Co 6 for the z June Valentine, found guilty chains vases and B.C. ‘emale 7 f ang that. $407.70 ent Pumd'and that re MOBILE HOME FIX , 8, 4] Gardner Dea” ms ons fe 718) ald. newest pic- st Presbyterian Robert ny, Rereocrmnge yy Lien cones re hg ed F and that ses thereof t of sewer ong rol be agar 3. '38 Gen Dynam ** 594 Bylv Co .. 19.6) he lug his pas —Adv » wt, . » ‘the ing up back Help Want DRY end expens bgp 2 ree pd fal assess.) MOE Plains, “June 5. Gen Elec p04 roma Mp 107 also to p 7 9 am. Summers *s Wednesday after which date 6 =m. er “etrayed, Lot tot 178 “ot| Dra Gee Motort :! 84 Tero Gul =. 46.1} And 3 pbell’s os made iin at the charges shortly woman. Male =. ‘Rrangoem. Stube shail be etre w. 110 tt. yA Sheet... 383 Thomp. a". 33|tare, “Cam idles pandeyowy 5. Saad as he elp Wanted TIME. | counTer Sporenced bs condl- stubs = The 8. . -. ow. Prt Hl od CE OF PU Serial No. 1988 Gen Shoe *. 417 ame Bear 23 of Justice he’s tried *: se=— oy er were 2 attack H ip ~~ OR PART fone ye ——- , Abr pay. N10 ft of Lot im 8 Perry A the Com- vrolet 2 D held June ae S Tel oe 19.6 bee Bs Air .. 1 2| Most because it.” Rumma June 6 biouses, March 1 we 2. FULL S| Must and asse N. 10 ft. of itat wen that Michigan} 144, Cherr mew oon Pontiac Gen Time .. 23 Trad Se sae England : 't like . Fri. m. Shoes, —Adv, of Thanks a ge ee : ry 78) tion lant £ laple. we cien e uece ‘of Pontise, Cham nya ee halted | ~—al lt 9 ri and ‘doesn and too coewen, 3 10 a. at 25c. Card DEEP. | “MU an seend. i im.| tioned fae B,D ~2 eee ot ke ths “commiein, pm. tel ot S08. at 11:30 a.m June §, Qen WO -secee 3 Twenty Sees ss lywood "s too warm @\ Sat. priced . MY o Peaymgion pas byoae Agee MI LIGHT ‘Me Gays, eS ae at 8 o'cloc thet | oauk Bidg. Gillet BE c:- 87 | nay hee : = 4 ‘ climate’s “T'm not 50 dresses, * 70 ae row ol : As CooINe childrens will mee! 10, 1958 and ted. SALE 145. 4 ——- CS te Car ewe 34 “The declared. old man tices I bo gg Gm & te ioe flora) So "Pesdeck EPA xing, bar | tive tn, tond of 6-202. m dune rties interes PUBLIC No. BS6Fo19 5 es — oa Un Pac tin 2 " he I'm e fat it’s |: t 0 st ee be Wma tr poirnes Oaes we refe: | hear s8 _— by pe = ios Chev. — 10:30 = Bidg., | Good: Paige -., 36.6 Unit a. ee = foggy, rshiper. much when , @a friend ee = 4°) aoa’ DerERDAne, EETEMO be | WO. 1298 4 980 a ty Clerk er Bale to i" Pontiae oe ae ‘slot ke od Unit “Fruit” af ae sweat too ner, YORE. ctterings dt A special oor bout. mente cade. Bre = grea, Own Toon Dated June et oe 1958 — June 5, 6, a py vee IBS on ces Cp 2. 27.1 /and- a nt Fe a AE 9 Pe py oe ——. fermen. ped ay igs of au 34008 ‘ANT . } ered ; a h Croc .. 89 US Lines oe 33.4 hot." Fay pe my rH ge. GM num Manor, ~ $15 NCED ta - MENT Hersh seco O48 S Rud , 64.6 S Sautenes Puneral “p.m. } a9 kind oat pom | 12043 his FARLEY: a | NTERTION FO _ COB. figs age gy wo eee | UB Steel “tt ave ks maak oid, Baturday at To all the men. “UAW-I : Is T . on ng, greveling on Ra Incust Ray: 18 US Bee aoe P| or . will beheld, aati imeity | Feud a boten rae iFmingham struct ereaing, Scams —<— ot Road Ipersone, Ste ae Ing ‘Rand... ie ~~ Bk ee s83 Chevy ant A SI) eee ion _ Fo pela ee - F or You? Avenue. meets tae Pog or rg To d to a reli. of Ci Hin oor eat Un . 385 A ; Ook eee snileenmeeee ee You ichigan $l rence an t de by etraying r Cop 184 OW tg A Bk 87 W, . eee ED. ORY OF one Be Safa, Hoa cine id Sacer lari ca! See as Ss 45-Hour Wee J 28 Pat roe sere: oo ot so wor hould be pald and & 2 TA wilion & Oo «+ 2: : A ty as e ee eae Saas fer ty Re very D w-Because of in Peters, Sepa yaa ies sa to pected Pocgg tos 86 and that) ecin) nen Water from W itnt un hy eds 184 a z a Rober Fox. , oes nee related vaveues to f Fey beg said im by uen 12-inch atone Road t Fe no tnt Shoe Tel 38.1 _— Rad ’ CLEVELAN for Chev- on be held Rev, G. -| end ‘as who ; old, SS. 4 estimate ie" InsPeC- | ton Wore public’ inapec: ts Cre Coals. 37a ¥86 demand in the : Bim. from the : ps.| But to ree an estims ary geal worth Avenes “oftice for p the |is] Crk. Co creased ons made of the U | Boe 0, ee our memory’ will wife pollnwwll ouedlg gprs lle bcd = *, + eae tn city ; s transmissi plant, most : Gibson fog ne y Godly mised By : 4 provemen revadedlineapahe aly sd eat oo A ny F bane RoIT —— ths -Clevelang plant today Perry Mt. Fe a tion. SS assoronces y apedtal| Wotiee ts © d the Mine lth den (C.J. Nephier Co iow Noon | rolet at the Rail 1 D ae It ts —— in oe adie org Ue special mission bet meet ia tee, 10th nm. mal points Low xc 000 employes week, ' bs et hoe a Sg Profile shalt ‘be arte "frontage land Chaseer seed City shone which Ems Pigures ater =< Co.* 133 Be se on a mith, plant have| — ‘ 4, 1988, aar aaa A . WO A aan Pm cost ft the lots and eof Montice ngte- [of review said ertunity, will be rd, ta Hen Elec. oer er cos +4 is Sidney H. S ompaves Janu- if Se STEW. 2334 Bliver aot De ing ti HOME to irene housework wor door cro ~ {hat all of the greta) gag =o gua’ pas postin hea A im Rup a"! ~ $3 permanent since H 5, 33s rly ware. opr tn r that all \ pén —, eG special and place terested to be EVANS ipaidw mn. Co.*. 5 83) seid all ur week : beloved ather FUNERA straight sent unem api in fa oe et afte penarny oe thal const si thareet | persona “Same 4. 1088 ADA BBY “tese| Rome Gear, ‘Cham te Cee | ‘$3| been on a 40-ho ovine hn ARLE | Jeopardise pre op. eddie 1 erences. PB Avenwe ue shall to defray thereo: Dated: 5, 1988) g ‘ll Elec. 5 Fy Co. 8.3| been on over- la Seser ond ivan hns compensation foie. Lake Ra. ry rete: Sesesenacnt distriet and. ¢ estimated = June! Peninsuler if. Seeeeeses $3133 , to remain bad A rrray, "Mathew Riddell "ee telson, > its “Orchara oe nae preggo mae br pacha per gogeay ypc BIDS yenat Nes of or 4 ery expect although Sed ite. Lge seeeeees OF ake one ' Fora. 0s of Teleg 2p to 1 p.th, oh pce ae cual he URANCE BIDS the |The ena See 1, ‘We ugh June, shorter gucelen vill F&AM No. from the ; mile We 0- oR 9 am. & days. and that ses thereo! t Pun the Com- 7 ge Fa received Hail, Al 0." ...; through ewhat of fac Lodge at 3 oo ‘ral Home. or z Harbor. car es- GTRLS Le 5:3. o am. and gapenn hen cathe weet Sy Michigan ed. ide with Clerk cet. and va; bel aed ake. time have a som Fourth Men tarts Cemetery. bo i SO peal A and. ffow 1: spate ips ~ the Capital 1,8 eae Cuombet ae oa the tt we 3 bid may over the e Sewit C. SS ee RE hor Rewe, acer Goad cate ed pereea. {. Socteas foto ef tne city Seeok poe at (office o Street, of ” publie week th said. Interment’ te cute Semanal 2 S: le Ostushy ~ Ap age 5 pom 5 fission of t! the Commi o'clock p. tig. Parke rclock. p. nishing AVERAGES Press) work iod,”” Smi this is the Interm: wart = Devis how a. pa etive ‘m8 Re 7" eo Ln reo interested. i, aie ier at oe a ea a Compiled by the Assogiates se July far as he Chevrolet agent the be ree er hee :Sip tent rare ate estas aoGhEW Live in._ Adults. ee way bs meee By ANS weeds ign insurance mployes 104,900. ‘ ae 1713 t in the week. The Home. - ERAL or Motor eae OL L941.) 91 fa or out roy » 15 R. EVANS | ¢ tion ne o/s Lists oe eo SF is only plant 45-hour rally FUN if home. Btay set dene 4, u08 ama = fection and. Die ty are 000: mee «St $8. tol i701 k on a has gene Rambler, Roch to Earn . less THE Dated Sane Be for unite Liability tobe covered mat Reem today ooo os Mt so YE pias mean trae a alm ane Powe tree 7) toe ee 31.2 You Like state home than padi a ide a nl ay ee Hf taste te tomate In wt | wie ADS Cemetery, Lots a soe Per bid pe werent one be obtal: t any o alive defec Mont ce enoeet +t ier “y r) isa pass OR WHITE babe pe Wid and'te © tee te rh ae TS §\to have F 1 \CES, ed at $750. a et aes rte ft me pl eta 0.4349 150. 2-818 ed oars "5. j up to you =" men, ERVIEW lant, park vat the Ciey ee vax 1957 high. ee = *e Livestock DIAL FE n feeree itt a | Ws there er 40 IN T a Dated: June — abe “chy 5, ose 1957 low ... eames ee — 8am. to 5 P. Oa ‘. A f « From 4 . ~ M PETROFE. June fiat re eee Frere, dhewid be £0. BS Rall ; RO LIC HEARIN pre ed Se Sa: . ie ag 2&3 ead No. 1 215 eee OF P UB lic 2.90: > ed’ 17-26-00.28. 17 a gilts te a Service of TICE heduled ae ix top. hi Barrows and siite - TEL missiorr a = 8 P.M. Parks ons ae ays ie lower limited e | (Y M Pontiac City age 10, 2 Hall, 35 S. yublic ti mien egg rae W secting er nigion Chambet, the fllowing public Wl aires Ge Tl n ty 50; iet, Carpeted Room}, ae ag rer to Construc eee a sminooth utili ., Com- . t, Carp a in tentio Fe mag s und A Quie ¥. hone treet on In RELATED Vv ter steer: iy to with Telep (in eroverien te ‘1 GaAVEL AND pete tete -. ee | CURB. GUTTER, GRAD Prospect to Wilson. tag wt sr si ‘Zin cf gett a +f, i to ; * bulls ugh 900- rs _ Service | RK treet from RE higher; dard steers : Receptionist : a bation Jessie Ss : AND RELATED 10h to ita y cout $0.01 wits oe e arenes foe Orlando Aven idem aaeers, ail oui 1 to- <4 ation GRADING, Avenue Avenue Boe caktor Bula 0 9 trade active) Reserv. i Monticello ue lewood ans penn gg A ga : : dy Aased : . tt For | Aven from Ing Vea and prime ‘ FE 5-8224 Inglewood Avenue : vod area ant rp ee Phone eee nee i alfhotices. . strong: on: utIit ie if ft, FE : ‘ Cl. e to Sarasota information see leg to appear. vealers ab ooo: ie 1.98 a ominal ; : . mK ble Room |) For turther tty owners are urged ee, | Rp setive. aly” tena: , ‘ os oa = Reasona a Interested property June 4, 1958 3 ply ot slaughter horn ie PRCA | — 7 ee Rates Dated — R. EVAN on “Food. 10 gf eo slaughter oe Double $9 - . ADA City Clock ~ Bi, fav cull” 10. choles nas yy yo. = 7 13.90. oe , [Single $ $11 ' $00. . zy Twins. 12 i ' : : , | ettes $ : eo Kitchen . | 120 8. Telegr anh fi : (ay | » ee rere Be ee Ve ’ Ceo One fe Se z % i = = a. , 6s “7 first b ‘ g mail Wealized ¢ was sick : : pars let my Sowers : pine p-otiwrad book at |? , “LAKEPRO —— cove aad n't cow op | Siar eta | epee Be _|3 NICE LAROE ROOMS, PRIVATE Sir “Boticuteh, Mae oe lum . . : seus aT MISSA RD ‘CT. aa EDR OOM BRICK RANCH mane "| ia as SFE Ma eS UPhaoae BH oe MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE TRENCH . . TT RN HIOK BULLDO | Al a 3 tar garage. $10,500, Terms. Hl, p, PULLDOZING , aE oumie | Sent. callus Ve farts ) saracenrs tbr, fl beemen, Work Wanted WE FE tam | oS oe tie Center. PES farege, 8000. Termes Male 10 22***, at cement ee Oe VE 5 7 ; . 16 . PE 54360. PEN DAS s A . WORE NEW — ae «/Trucks to Rent. inc. Phone MYrue FE 8-918 RIESE filet Reree: “7 "I 12A\,. 7s : : ; ROCHESTER ~ 0 ROOMS AND For more detatis call —— CEMENT, Fin | PREBRICE Yeton A ‘. rl be R now, Soeeee Sarees! Pye tee eee ene ae z:|George R. I we : “ pi een ae : R. Irwin B Industrial Tract or . rE cuore Ave, _ Business Services 8. WOODW. Co. MULTIPLE 13 ge LISTING SERVICE : 2-HOUR ‘| - ! COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE|. — , (OR _3-8130 i ‘ or 33220 Paintin a - 30 DAYS ONLY ir wank & Decorating 20 BECO $1.709 DOWN on this love! mg booting end chin grating. Cash CADNTING AND me eee re elserly _Hving room plus, large ain: dene now. W : BEA ee ansWer is the SS agin omg ae fg dg / - fn? § Ao Thea "tute, sclered year areena "bana iso wd Jou TNicE mel ote om gow. ee Sauce ||) Gen tenstiee eat Subur- _ Fepair, —— Sata We ciean, } L, REALTY | OR 3 NICE RMS.| higher, K. G BUS : 34101. uske on You'll love it Bolte Guee toast KNAPP SHOES 7 ROGRG, AND SAT FORENG | Se stayed STE | Gamer taeoomns OS) ee eee To ee or Pred . : , after 4 - AN SLEEPING ROOMS ¥ 0 me red kh me types, furnaces ng me aenee NOW | ese aR BLUR | on, met eat | Save as Delters. incinerators ae OR 31502 a SO he A Reat Houses Furatshed 25 ELEAN, 38 son Fe oe disde ean pa at Sess Cll Sow. FE bel “fomamicaly with nevi rAND| rae ‘eee ears son. | aE: Nest, bon, Bmpoyed Cane ? BERN BS couriste.| Feo. Ue, MEN ANT WOU | iyferatanea’ Basement ct RES Simms . 98 cents at your home und cash for : 3 , 3, Pull uding laundry facili- SOLGRED. NICE : = remove. SERVICE. Trim pian. WH . 7 ROOM FUR . needing | 0RMesned ge- | Boa ar ROOM FOR LAKEFRONT 4 surgery, }aod ~~ RED T ore Rit close to high school. APT., bot Large yard. Aspe <€ aon oman, FE §-4184. one wants. = every- : EVELT _- CLEAN, | etree genset Re i er viet, See. ogy na cerave | _pavsigh Ot Pe 2° SENT, |? REDAD" mone wren Fe tenet Yay auy oe ete gee wm | ot you Sick wit 2 lew re, parking lots, and inches m ugly 2 : sible couple. PE Tespon- n RY. §-8126 : of your the envy q OL - melt away. | OPE? eee es Dixie Hwy. a ROOMS WESTS 21936 le oso or PE ROOM To R : plec friends. 2 Pire- ened. - toned and 198 * and . E ‘ A N “T AFTER es, Carpeting, rit “ASPHALT Sat reat onion Migr sppotaiment to i ‘RESIDEN —— bath, Near Tel-Huron Shop i REDEM # oa | o oe AFTER ¢ PM. re entrance | tad Taaiaed RELIABLE P down, tren com and aan * AND 3 ATH ALL OFT : TEACHERS vileges, WITH KITCHEN walkout bas a Eke to a o WOULD yo, Pull “casement. a a ities ATH, ALL ci OR 3 TEACHERS ne 385 Baldwin Ave FE terraced x rae. a Lovely MO eit % or smone storage .b Serene len weekly. call re ory Petry. etry. sis| f fura, ail modern | ooms With $25,900. priced st only : : FEA ROO! 1, ome tor rm seek. ake Boa 2 parvo go has | of eece att, | LOVELY, ROOK, Witt OR WITH You, it fe ° or per arog ot te your = wort ingide or paighcdd zr W Posey hoe! Geaeda poor ee a west, = ABLE | ior 2. we sane es) peeemens a 1 potas = ag, Sopme om - Adults. DE. | Rooms AND BATH UTILITIES eng vert time, work ‘ease “ TAPER HANGING & FI . cail wil give vou immediate ec: | a Wi * Faro. 4108, Pighinad —fooms if desired. FE ¢4 metus =< Lees ee mat Fone Oo.) EM Pea Lidar ROY KN oo. tbe WHEELS, ROOMS, TET | * Seon t "AND BATH. GO Convalescent re LESS THAN $1,000 fe can fears license, W APPLIANG sar eerie Pipenmanatve — FARTS = ine 28% WR NAUF i. basement, pop re bed. | dition, 1. let, = te CON- Homes SBA will move you DOWN : 1 ee oS on [iG tron ‘ato o JES _Huron_ 8. FE 2121 |_ © “bum sad ‘utilities tneieded. heer on, Watkios ake | Re ak tor | HAVE ¥ een ta town, 3 wae sot “salomalie ‘wesbers 30 ges Flaster PARTING —|_ Sale Listings Wanted Pact it Suet Sy tes id SS cies oe prmaterieres ca) meal Wanted Female Yr ROY’S, 66 Oakiand ry ANG. ; aN TED TO B01 7O-s0Y = W ce yon TIFUL LAKEVIEW J APT. ® am. to ontise. OE 25420 Sonte assed fre atory pa kitchen, utility 5 a model 4 Dat . | ASPHALT xvi 50m Torrens AE na es R. D. Lee Equities ving _veming cad betes i pm. Lane Rest Home, Tr a eT = Y esinets end | ~s OR a Pr @ ROOM a OPENING NEW tin surface and 3g yer SERVICE, $3 We ‘natal 04, re og 2 oe wtd. hear oi tv “itt eRILEY, | Broee _fot_eouple._F oe b Bas RiGHT “Wie: ru qe : ole et REST HOME. MA nA charmin rs and A mates pment ests an? sagge BARB PE ¢-1157 CLEAN e place Will CY FOR ELDERLY On stone ext Brick perma- i : ER CHAIRS WILL _____ PE ¢-4821 3 ee AND or one yea rent convalesc ERLY OR k xterior for ens > RELIABLE ASPHAL’ Physio-Therapy 28, . FE Boy Tur Yai ‘Adults only. FE 5-24 BATH. TRIPP. r. LESLIE R. - ent patients in ! cue AM Ge a paeatiiel "| 4a $-1208 T PAVING n Z1A property. Purchase: YOUR LAKE | CLE. Realtor. FE 5-161 ome PE nurse's landscaped beautiful ea or ~ if wet AN or FE + site an aye BEACHCLAGNING “HEALTH CENTER cated to Ret | opnepoaeats | ft Fm ey = Hotel Rooms) taper: me . . “|+ Besehes cleaned = ee Sw ‘ad eaeatel OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE a eee cht 19% Hovey, FE! R RENT OR LEASE. LAKE | RAY wae B os rt mic aA | es Diets op EM ¥2080 scpeintment Pon pee. ae iG MOR EM S408, | WANTED S3CER Tae CONVENTENTLY LOCATED. ate PE 0 On HOTEL AUBURIN _ | 28 ay O’NEIL, Realtor Box E = * . HOU - N Sey oom ) e! J = ree Brees [ftom end wintowe LEARNERS fice nowrs 0 em. t0. — nontitecde sible pebiimg Some wih basement ote Avaliable. ae ana gereas, Bide MODERN < SMALL HOUSE. a Df owl toh aal A, FE ee pa rane WANTS | _Pree es my: ~ Be Bate? aca g RBOR 5 Eorabwond thw Pr. PE one (oo iNO-& 6 ion Fe Sie i Service 22) Share Livin ae LAKEFRONT LOT FOR RENT FURNISHED ao” bens | ane aaa | “** abr iat 34239 | “Love! TREET ‘| & N- ~ A - 6206. . 4 mY THe HOUR. et or tse rate. FE Sosa. |S TY Sf ~ ore a0 ees Quarters 30 corthor, — Ma a eens — A rooms ond bath en zt oe. 2615 Haggerty. ____Rent Office Space 41 plete wi carpeting oy coftt. =e ue “hg OOR SERVICE RE | ower prompuy -Da <6 | tom SHARE MOD-| _8nd_r miles. of ‘Poutiee FO : ROOM FURNISH 3 farege. fenced drapes, hour CLEARING. fi AN & rewinding 218 ft RAYAL ght. fon e. Very Reason FE reasonable, FE 4-0808 ac R COLORED full basement, child ED, | ROOM OFFICE. 407 arge ala im back yard. _ & ref. PE 9-083. +398}. ke rE 1 eT ai WANTED I : $90 mo. FE 8-028 ren welcome.| —CA_8-2918. . N. CASS. $8730 cely landscaped ee FURNACE CLEMNT “DAY Of WIG’ LADY SHAR’ : Hom MMEDIATET.Y: 2 & 3 room Pio? 2. au wt {1s the tot a. = E = es, farm Y: apts, all tn IONEER WwW. AUB is. Deautif a] price f ate bate |e "on 28 | Sy atte | Wed. Conrais, Mie. 3 uma both eee + | 5 ia beteaty | ieiriaw nw" re wht | tee Em ORAM TROD | TER Beaty tte ct peat fin ewes 7 A : . zer, oO # : exp. Get my. RVICE — is YRS) T ~ Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Paul M. Jo HOLLYWOOD AP i | reset tare ibs oat me: weteans ty parkin are ite, owner. Pien NO MONEY DOWN. OTRER WOULD Lixt Se ee Te aTOE, ypewriter Service 22A/®U TERS 22 W. H os. Real Est. Furnished TS, | _nidiities_ FE a -OL I L yee) Sure eee 2 Seareemy uaa te ee Se foe chaaed. cold Ce TYPEWRITERS , pa heed fy etgihn m S I alg ae ee ee ee RANCH TYPE DUSLEX YR DESK SPACE AVAILABLE. bio hoe io menor "Dave ONLY. FE PC Crooks Rd. Pe Rt MACHINE REPAIRING “Ee eo Kinser Reale ater, “to Rent Apts. Furnist SG 33 Howard FE 21834 iam. | 914, 2 Dedroom, fall wig ect henge MAN | reom. elos! Naecorated throug Choe eens wise a _fice_ Supply Co 17 W. Lawrence. a 1 Pou pag BASEMENT. 0: 90. OR | agp els furnished, | ‘p& optional, P lephone answer) b nceed | breagtesny ber bay i : PENS 8 , Paved eautifull 100 ft. mud camel AND 17 W. Sh ollbog oY aS wes a, NICELY FURN. MY 3 ake, all modern, pvt? entr. SMALL HOUSE pe seer. 210 8. bel annd a at location x! iandseaped A Saoai ee Lake Vaeomnee on pets Ach Pee 23 awelt 4540 Disie Hwy. end refrig spl pee ay oo tg sh LOWER 3 ROOMS & B _leges, Keego hence TE 4 att Son NiOWN ‘a oe a pties Je) qananevebia | PLASTE: = 4 . 108 4 es furn. FE | _? ATH UTIL, | SMALL hd Ih Rt 7 LARGE RMS. ovely eve! See S| ad ag a, NEW OR aan | ebtertals a RAPES, SLIP IMM ote eae 5-6850. Eves. oRTo3 Adults, 258 Orchard ph gure Roteme TS SES ine | eth Porking tot LARGE RMS.|, home yourself. Saws, Hand Pe bors |_ 8-187, er inea furedsare PE DI ATE ing. | Tooms. ag ane SLEEP. | furs VOLE, ¢ Room wa) Te Tayler BO sent. INDIVIDUAL [BUTLDING Neat Reais apnea MACH placa ‘Lawnmowers CAKLE® Cost Al r oe = town. 5 unfurn, $45. MApie pooone lower Rent Houses Untt %6 offices gages Win Sood | eg com te Sesigne a ay = oar Lion RPENED He ley A HOLSTER: ( *T ION . REF TU oeeT. furn. 4 sks, amp sales insid ‘sey _Lotee 1 Basler thes cree — On any ; nae §-8502. RIG. CLOSE eae oe ay ; day heh pown.-| 1 YEAR OLD, a} BEDROOM, percha 4 etlicd ete furnished tor basement, 100 EY it ase. Ful iaten FE teen Saws — Lawnmowers | |#U¥. “ely a tae ied Wee cen ease cox | = se a IY cied, “fige sparking, feferences. penal Sail fel omal cON.| PEvesish ished or| {op'tio "money dows. ; Steer Gok. FES AB § Chamberlain zee Seewenes Dest | PE 6-000) snd tide. Ack ken 1 pon sat | cee at Big Washer. dryer. TV.) 0% ea On eae 6 om. _payment. PE 3-156 oe ‘dota FOR COLORED 7 & k. E0377. SPRING GLEAN FH_OUT 2-7680 ost & Found 24) K.L.T “t Zen “Tempieron. |" Lat BEDROOM. PARTLY aoe oo Aber a ee 7 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED within 300 ft. of money Sa aaa WATER.| 3704", gene Gite, OUTSIDE |FOUND — MAN'S PAIR ~ L. Temp: eton, Realtor a oe Onis a ee ALL CLEAN FURN APT. UTM. |2 pa OR a pwr] Bf" S's toon sense Tie penutifal homes we oy nose io i : | we Pocal Gia OF BI- 2339 Orehard Lake Rd. PE 44563. ms., Priv $65, EMpire 3-30 ROOMS RAMO Heat and h es evaiiabie: Pointer, rom, E BABY: SMITTY'’s AIR-COOLED ENGINE Mews (ay 35 at wine te .. Priv. Bath Cle UNION ee 17 | race, $75 NA TER- Lease - weet furnished ob Ee ss rs Jaram A a 8 90 May’ 35 at 97 Palrgrove. 1 bik. fro ’ an Modern 3 ROOMS & BATH. | _*1559. per month. Cail FE available. E. Huron : ower motor repair GREEN PARAKEET SH - m_ Sears Modern apt, bids. Also Sites 5 ® FE 8-046. . Huron I W werk. i aren” stare RE wii s Engine parts FE 42616. to Peppi Lare. Lost A : FE 4-7 2579 Adults. mn year or seasonal. i asnee: MODERN, $50 MONTH. | TWC M ILLIAMS ae ees selling cos- L REBUILD 0 ym REPATR Colon from 1160 UNLIMI 7 RM OR 34 edroom modern © FURNISHED EAL «Sty type Deeg) ea ieee eee ee i oe fi Aub 7 RM APT Fe com, | Rent A tig Ela ay tree Tg yl ev Lg Ae os REAL, ESTATE & INSURANCE. ~~ Building Services 4 2 motors. an Sen cuaranteed aE oe plea eal PE sesh @j| soned ere a 1, \pts. Unfurnished 34 a NAtional 185 Orton: | floor. Backing” Regs room. around win cz aa ; . 3.3327. hen west possible d "alscount.| ! DOWNST 1 BEDROOM e Hwy. OR }1 AAA Floor Sanding ~|Dressmaking, Tailorin (ost: 3 YEAR x or ee nage Ask for Ted seams : * raundty seiciingus 6h wk 76 pot cpemect M APT, FOR 1b ert 5 eee i $500 RANCH. 115, MO. UNION LAKE VILLAGE. 1000 5Q. ER ud ro ’ . - e Sg RERLAEING, Tailoring 16) Brrr jana, venstin, lery| — anao REALTY nie Seuame. Taper we FE 2 Boat we P| ae more Fistor wala eat aot tie fk, | tarae tase cts Drapes & formals . Reward Please rene | — ene onae__Senowenn 84, _ 1st, ; er wk, FE| en¢ Retri Rance |? RM HOUSE WITH SHOWER. water included oy arge & room int my bome. Call ais done} %0726 Home on) jase call FE : 7 ROO Seocial eons washer and d suitable SHOWER, | — sé modern, $8250. FE 86-8455, nd ¢ before 9 8. C AS MS AND B al consideration f ryet. jor couple on ‘ . Garden rs AE agar OT We ie H aa utilities temnasd. pte eta] cee uf seine Ss sda Percacke piled. GS ee He Btoye sup- for Sale Houses 43 =< 3 ontiae 5 leg reo: ob: . lt 6 to 8 p ; _ . im m SAA ROTO-TILLIN ie BS EA 7 ? OR } RMS | ist FER 3 & BATH: 7 BEDROOM BUBUR DRAYTON Woops, car garage. a. L 3110 York. bey taal A SH fu . FURN OR & bath ND FLR children N HOME, NEW 3 B sent home, FE 8-044 fochaven" Rd und, fgwer, gardens aed Lost a ea For land Je "SHIRLEY A Pp bids. [= 3 ai Ho 8 perage 7 rei TR90 mage Ehchen. ful "basement Built ta Gasaite Usecmear = estimate . Fre , ote, se el ¢ | Lakefront FURN &. 2 32-2438. = ed ern bungal r, cosy mod- Geuent work ©} O41 24| Johnson in person e Augie 180 EH >. apts, OR 3-9105. _mor COMP Saree PER | FLO galow $2,009 di Ss - GARDENS YARDS & DISC- UND: wwe to satis? ear uron 2 OR nth, F RIDA W own, an ves 0|—™_OR 5 —FiRiie BBS. |” Sencare mee tone tk 3 entele. ye a uo | eS ee Pe seit |? oe toe me a kas « ROOMS a ea wichiese lace SELLING 7 CLARK ® A & RE 2-2340. Be OE wiNG GARDEN, oon aft s Long Lk. a tt ase OOR, CLEAN. | pica apt. bidg. avers: nice garden ot Es rere for itself. mab ace home. es aity furnished a ee. ICHIN Ti or acreag A Los aes RMS. rae = a APTS ead eed ard. child ody 3.3950. ecorated n town, $1509 do close e Anywhere. T MON O Pine. FE NTR UTIL. 51 | 57__Mechant 5. come. Sait ren wel- wo, woter tines, field tile 1 FE win Ave. c, OF on 4-122 nic St, Ra Ar 58025 3.5611 or FE SYLVAN . GARDEN PLOWING, LAWN ter and e adjoining Peedi nga) 2 LARGE, CLE 2 BEDRM. NEW 228 LAKE Large ed PERRY é gent M t AN ROOMS, | yee LAKE Front | * ROOM Sam Warwi nf apartment 1 I CARPERTEN CRW AVAT| Puss‘ Wate inal U5eT OPRMAN Be egy |e eRe ne ible. Fe wise soar pete oem “een gais'naPe Ste Beta neccievehy hgh baseman see ier lees ee Be a. Free est. FE 5-3008 GakoEns AND YAR -$543.| male, 1 year D. FE. FE 4 : 2. AND 4 ROOMS he Site 0001 Dixis Hwy. Ma |S ROOM! a Se gee. 816 A eeeld PR bans. | and dragged g AND YARDS” PLOWED| ‘‘Katirna.” Lost oid. Ans > close in. FE AUTOMATIC water . AUTO. HEAT & “HoT FE 2- D 578 MT. CLEMEN : ustom -3348 ret 1 Open Bund ream ranc 8 a : 14200. EM) alscing Dosing oF “hs TOWING, a chi Po Ee Kesey. Willing and Able EG ee ae z my 3-ROOM APTS.| Ave te Ln Bnavee, sist" imbues 3 bed LOOK cause ee M. unui, ain Pe effi JUniper_8-7364 piled pep rhode ee ny ars waiting for your tana | 2 RMS. FIRS" vark st, |C~PS refrigerator Adults an. pm. 963m inding Dr. after 6 peewee ee ice WILLIS - by experts. FH Ni) PEREN! +3371 T: or_OL 31-1142. PE 4-356 Paririd ee ALM VILLA AP 7B ° ii peta beets -LIS M. BREWE . FHA terme. yo 4 BLACK & TAN “< dge.| Set sicor apse. FE 5-1600 454 Auburn EDROOM. LAKE PR wonderful view, JOSEPH F R Gordon Fis a eg vic. of Unio ke ‘QUITABLE SOCIETY FARM or FE Ave rE S Fireplace. Ca IVILEGES. ust $1600 down 53-38 N REISZ, BALES 8-1333. Uh ware. WM 94806 Lk. Villag Fats jee SOGIETY FARM? ,LARGE 3 UPPER FLATS: @| baths Garde rpet. Drapes. 1's “iM N. Parke MGR, RMS $60: 3. BEDRMS, arden spot, Tak : WRIGHT. _ Eves, FE & FE «518i cement work Dig Agee & RoTo-Tin a LOST: SAB acte or oS Pe ries. % front Adults. 89 18ST FLOOR foes & 1-bedrm. a. D dren over 14. Deposi' e chil J 8-0823 dens. LAWNS AND GAR-| colli LE & WAL age. ft. front. | — 2-056. State St. FE jocation near Lineoin esirable| month. Avail. abo i Lease. $128 346 OA REALTOR LAKE Al A fens, 315 iison ie on Di LEjis Schoo! Jr. High! _C about July 15. KLAND AVE RE “A work: Also enare. he foe 1061 a2! Insurance Agence ae ae) Sees ene jton “ot Wee PB D .cpaties, TT) 8. Tere , Jha LAUNDRY PRIVILEGES, _49003. oF resin rEg {ROOMS AND_BA = Neer MOPEN, EVENINGS ea! | 3 kedrocen boas A HOM ES’ cia Guattsteed | werk. uy NO INCREAS . 17A OR 3.1870. of “Buff.” Child's pet. Wanted Real vee i ree rtle Dr.. Oakland, OA v Aus. peewly SEC FPOVE Call ELD Ae MODERN. LISTING SERVICE | lenaraped Leper = beautifully ) DANIELS” Ail Fypes in ur Tes| LOST: TOY FRENCH POOD! ~~ Estate 32A | 24% ,),ROOM APTS. UTILITIES 7TARGE ROOMS. weer, a et Orr ue ee rice, I [ee a Price reduced 13 7 ab ac } 153. - Pa a tee cen Aasoeee te ax woodward ATTENTION AUBURN : : ots 8. Sairey._ Fe PAIS & | 8 RMB. AND SATH UPPER FLA i A pret ea p Santi Mo oge! Laundry Slee. wal sasha eniia's. pot Rewerd. FE y ite Lake To ORR 101 uN MaNOe ° ehetigr Hen gre MS AND BATH. 181 ist or 2 children viens AT. | pao rkacaneasine 2 lots living : . rE e neod stings | @ Township.| 3 ROO N AVE. y furn. $76, it, FE 41494. | es repiace. Easy se this 2 ROOM_j . | 7ROOMS 5 ROO t to lake. A cess | On 8\ coat: “BLUE PARAREET AN. peed Pp — APT CLOSE AND BATH. QU M HOURE. L | : good buy a es FAMILY, LAUNDRY, ca svere, tothe PARAKEET AN. en ge) me i | Rae ras vain iy decsrated. Close quis ET > ROouE TT Ratha oe | Pioneer Highland on CHILFORD VILLAGE ‘ pa ' Raskob and Pudgie. Richard ond. FE Pak td TTL Goop| 824, >us ines A ntown ATHS, GARAGE lighlands rae merce Rd. Cute 2 : cE cuR eo] rk foes Sewers Spence.| oo ety ee a ke 27425 drinkers. 23 M Gute only. No. | Paco MA 42094. & Handy to bus, -~ m home. Ideal for ae ed. Beau 5 MU ¢ ? B8t., 42 na & BA NEWLY Gakiond-and_Johnscr Dr. near | ® ROOM BATH ake schools and A family. Priced at couple oF | ilahed, Pontiac ‘Pome old is eto “lWe Wil Be yen0| ine rvand rake et LF Rooms, AD BATE NEW win eeyreaasen toy ele phi Ita, sory heme | WOLVERINE 1 VILLAGE “ Landscaping _18A Ta Sale . Ra, Your. fend nes aa fs FE S008. aaa pot ra ROOM BRICK. THLE BAF OMS Bath dawnstars unfn in ee ca bat On Tax300 ive es a GRADING. TED’s LA “Hobbies & Sw “ pcar ae 2 PTS. PVT. CLOSE | * erga RMS. AND Dware.| -e* A ks K, TILE BATH. GAS sion, full passment “96s peagrary Garage, Price redu == a NDSCAP. Ooint nA 24A Rome cnsh walt ROOM APT DOWNTOWN Fit t. Hot water. $40 ie ce heat. and. hot, waver. pine se te be pe rt at OR hase) MA al’. Cauas picruRes giso need * stone DOWNTOWN fore 8 is Oxford. OA. 83245 Lk. DARTAWN af ELIZABETH ae argent pada ri EMBREE & GREGG < mes. ; 7&8 a 3-8703. - WEbste thi -1_ cdnditi 1563 Union Book Store. UF stose 3 LARGE R 3 r thfoughou on Lek Notices . b* Lawrence St ments down, toFn, po LY nianed, Newiy gecorate i seuiron. | 341 EF. HIGHLAND RD Reet is per cus Gown en | oak 34983 or Vihage : 0 & Personal ent. & bath, everytht . Pe} entr, Adult orated, outside 5 room (M58) FHA terms, plu a on bain Hil ct ne M —_ 25 fr i s - 6-004: PI s & bath fu u plus costs. vo ATTRA 3-3314 3 at —hauite 2 Aubura, | olfice in. rest. _fote 7 p.m. 01 mh Sige Fenty ot ‘arden space ae! siified purer arial & ieteerm use GIRL OR s., BATE, PA, PVT. © 3 RMS, AND > BATH, MAIN FLOOR, mpson Ct — § room on bygreos lakefront hous gous go eager tere i ; E 48179 ENT. hee decorated. at bens FLOOR seme = distance of 7 toll W atkins Lake Front a ae pe i Pontiac. ‘LIKE with uty RICELY FURNISHED |3 ic saa houtensepi oe god bedroom bun- gun, Baldwin Tra. te Set. foal A REAL CAR) a child welcome. 101 8. | rate Bg Beg FH ts ae BEAUTY matic heat and bot water. ae 2 2 el ; re.) eee eS ROSRATOR BUN ick and shake _ ; MAS ON ES - BARGAIN ? ‘Lots of ’em clean. FE ROOME, HoDEne. te heat, s.., STOVE. eee ATOR, | Baie Fr many enires. egeuent con. 14-ACRE Le LOT ? ‘ 389 Clayburn gi COMP ; : l Amie rat ane mon et de et Geek?) Wald side | BUY LIKE RENT = at wat, soo. Buy ti Oftered Cart : ssoolin, the Want Ads ane 20644 "|4 TOON APT PRIVATE BATE bedrms, North OR CASH. TWO, an y it ~~ you son are see he : a ! I Ping i. ADOLTE_ ONLY. # Ho! S3ir Can “be locked” 12. FE "Bees ORTH Tsik ut.| “Bud” N 48 oo ‘ prt y ie ee Sie Ean Based pati! Say ai re a SE |p ga Bhgpes! Realtor | RJ. fate R - : ati wal 300, reone 4 Dolan i] (SOARS, calor Me. ie “EM 30 MUL Pie ap : \ : o} : \ 1 ; , 2 eel i 1 ~ re “ 5 . . fee ‘ FY ts ; , > : “* * - hae ath \ \ : v4 ‘ se F ; . ; ~ a ( 7) Ki ‘ Lf § Acres—4 Rooms A modern 4 room home with 2 acres of “| West Side Brick MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE terms, bedrooms. "Geetiend *ocation or "Sharp anee, belek aaa home plenty ft. living room, . fruit & berries, Also —— re itl tor aanter Somes) Sarto nd oe Bae “TADD’S, INC. toa S paleted walls, font and pire 4736 Hwy. Draytoa Plains |, ames Perry’ or Lapeer Ra. 6-Rm. Ranch—2 Acres OR 3-131 or FE 5-9292 situated on @ 2 acre arrears ee, aa rm 2. ae. Over Ne 7) i ANNETI aval Le a “ase OFFERS wal fi temples. Oil furnace, 2% garage and circle drive. fice, cool shade, velvet green $1,500 Down sacl Haire. Chet a" prage all ranch we home for A buy at a to Golf ig o> oe utes. oll ee heat, fi 1% car ga- i a KINZLER Indian Village ose bedroom 1% w 2 pate Beg! Ne ein one , Myron. Bt TOen. FE_ 43525 ferge Being een, Ons Gecko SAIL, Gam PONG tain down. Pull, base- heat, sluminum storms & ment with econontical stok-| screens with 2 doors, $14,750 with er heat, 2 car sarees. Only Te: $11,500; $2500 down, West Side ~ Waterford.” Reas. OR 2-8577- , 2 bedrooms, tile bath, Pond . Seonetal vin MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE » . ette, and k ple “cupboard space, e. Wall Four-Family Brick wall ¢ g- Large partly fin Toom on sec- 5 rooms each. 4 new gas grad oor’, Dry tasement| Goentovn. © saowol’ fsiee a aoe profit in 1957 at $65 per 13,000; $2000 dow: month Brick Ranch A Lakefront ae ui Walled Lak hool district. oom. x ¥ piled, Lake sScnoel Giimad:| room, Pull beth. Oak fleare, ed corner lot. Modern de-) Piaster henge base- sign, living with) S . - Knot eorner fireplace, di 4. ate, ° = ott Seis itchen wit vent fan. Srnyes oes fence. bedroom , tile bath, wu from o— _ space. FA of] heat. It's va- » SB,008. Auburn Heights . 2 bedrooms. bath, se Ivan Shores Seeres 5 centers: vee clean 1S floor brick. — room small home. 000, mirror, SY OWNER. ¢ BS & BATH IN down peyment. Gemcdints | PFE 4.958 DIXIE LAKE Roy Annett Inc. : fo: so N | Large 4 bedroom home, for! FO e- 06 town or vara os iste ea er 2" -N Final tan flag es] Pe living rooms, with English] over O WHITE LAKE. BUILDING BARGAINS CLARKSTON ot Re eg Rt RANCH . com . Conveni-| shower e furniture, Immedi- 1% baths, 9050 4 at “Seren Beaute om west side cee a ba ate ssioh. $3,950. EB. 2. ont sem landscaped, $5,950 full price. seat ¢| Somme. a Sot | Siiths Sei ag your wiih 6. down. Pad Veteran may. purchase 0088 DOWE. Hew 2 vedzeem home 3 BEDROOM RANCH exe opt morgage costs| pete ty room Ths {3 nots type 4 KEEGO why wait. "| shell: If you don’t own @ lot we fame and completely : : ean offer a choice of good loca- on “ i" atmres® HARBOR [RARE ile et WE HAVE 7383 Pine brick home with full ment, FOR SALE. CALL Us TO |. fentbe address. 0 ot xm i) Opportunity oil furnace, 1'e car | garag Took xt ‘you sure call MR. RENT ge Quick possession, $12,- INCOME on thi I's a aoa def- _— en faiely, Sita 4. sigesa some PAYER J. Cc. HAYDEN, ‘Realtor - : ada . . Bourg tee oostrytne wont tn lovely ote ™ ans ee and dining ‘rooms with oak Woods in 5 room ranch-|TARGE » RM. gancled Cells. 2 ceed te ar S O] ! er with serege. home. Frui tand shade or $17,500 | ale — ge eS of rowley driv. fing leca- a REAL ESTATE INC. ana youhave't emal a| Sez, 2% Soe tah Gate Seetieret | 9 itiee cars, wee Sms Dies [POOR AND, SHOR, O82 i ee trata bey See. Ye ate “at gt ae re Toom, fire- [Open ® to 9—Sunday 12 to & all, for $20,000, with down 7 pats garage large LOVE ise Pe month. Shop i¢ wired beach ier Mone THREE M HOME IN Owner.” . ase ay | ing Som nali wiarfearpet tai) BIRDS aa . basement with elub room, den, might cas — own this, side. mer TY service. Bauip- ml = — one. What @ present for, ment is dex FE 21135 for ’ ) full priee, Phone FE oS ee bal ] em an 3 bedroom e poy fire-} 3 2 bagresms, Bee semen, eeu iiving REAL ESTATE OPEN. EVES RECOMMENDED fe tee ey room erage, lace 412 W. Huron FE 44526 : OCR = ffl, Mom beat the terms, A St gal Seno . ; Owner left state, must d of 2 car garage, Only §3,000;). 7 eres lake frontage, older home, YOU bedroom modern home. 2% lots, wn and vacant ving conditions, new home eee garage, 6 storms & 1 ne $9,500 . ae ‘4 op ots aid — CAN ft. frontag CAN RELAX THs GoMMER to) “Camian county meatty |B] OQOMFIELD | senetitrenisee, Property is iovely is sca beyond comparison. pall mM a Mo ion West onde booatinn. ed EM 34104 — EM 3631 : ity. water and sewer. Built. in a ie AREA Richard Steele, Reaito “a but careful m nee gives 2 BEDRM. BRICK ; Lf he new appearance "Ges foat| Near Oakland jake. Plastered & Truly type | 224 Center ot ins Hghignd Storms and ac Nice base-| heated garage. Large corner fire- pome. Brick 3 bedrooms and and ment. Hardwood floors through. ag Slate Entrance, a with apt. Marble replace. Ae ted . B oven & range. Oa shore. a. = ‘ F ano $18, on 1% pvp Mange + one ier pd con . love ‘ Where are ‘the most fab- Orrin cae “yes, tract. 4488 Oak WV lando aunt Beantifal es r— 4 aliz es Ie. roughout. Large ity tm. ~ *BLOOMF IELD | WATERFORD Sipe a 4 Se] “EXCLUSIVE, on bes Gaon = beautitaly INCOME bs and flowers. Shekosy LAKE AREA? landscaped corner. sett other! A short distance fromr Dixie Breve rip and, read ag lovely homes ich ear- Lt % mile from Pontiac city than a ae = = Bring ee , din room rs jae a eat houses on large! ~ “room , $34,350 ARRANGE TO § OUTSTANDING HOME, ee ele FE 201 Reallor FE ¢riis eg Open Eves. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 4 PE 30474 astered parece. is real value! = —_ Dorris & Son BRICK RANCH HOME OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS This outstanding long low and rambiing buff brick 3 room ranch home with full basement two fire- places, two beths, — H situated on Narra land- @caped acre jot, in highly restricted subdivision, is priced to sell at $22,730, WATKINS LAKE BEAUTIFUL HOME - Exceptiona) large six room bungaiow with stairway to expansion attic, for two fu- ture bedrooms, two fire- places, hot water heat, car- peting, living room - dining room combination 15 x 32%, kitchen j3 x 16 7 and beautiful, othe ” LAKEFRONT SQUARE LAKE One of finest bed- Toom prick * Tri lores (Poco on the market today, and We TRADE WE BUILD ALTORS FE ¢i557 % aint nae ee AGENCY MY 3:11 60 #113 f 6 ROOMS. $3200. Waterfront” a4 the eonel. ‘Byivan, Otter, & Cass Good 5 room . “baeement, attached je, 2 bedrooms. Large lot. $14,- 900 — Terms. Seminole Hills < 4 bedroom brick.- St. Michael’s Area 3 Ro hom = 1 down baths. Auto car aaeet*, wneels Inset only ¢: ye Brick eats | 3 room brick. Tile bath. Alum. storms & screens lot. Only $650 down. $550 Down Pens ms niga Just ae ol: on 8 retea. and in excellent con- NICHOLIES & HARGER CO. 33 WEST HURON STREET OPEN ee FE 4-6044 = begs | oy Almést, new ss DOWN KUSCHELL VE 8-6800 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NO MONEY DOWN room for expansion. street. One a.2 bed one — buy for $15,000 CLARKSTON ON MILL POND You will want this new 3 bedroom - pe? 3 nm oe? te | aes se * 33 33 s cod roo potting i a —— only —priced right “sppet ce REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. (ACROSS FROM BANE) 2uee 5-5871 Open Daily 9 §—Sunday 12 to § KNUDSEN Spence Street Price has been reduced on located h FHA this very fine well home to 500 wit terms. rooms and bath, ment, screened terrace and 2 car garage. Kitchen and baih are practically new. There is an Bosca erat Bola place and the — = dining rooms are nicely car- peted tt oe &@ wonderful vai- and you should investi- gate Lake Privilege Elizabeth Lake Estates {5 the eontien of room and bath home which is sit- uated on 2 nicel: lots le Walk Street 6 Room and bath home with — ‘ota atreet has curb _ Only $1,950 Down. ema WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 244 8. Telegraph Rd. pew, 3]. “What happened to my power drill, dear?” For Sale Houses ‘43 BY oye ~" 3 at sell ioamnodiately. ~/ RAINBOW” Ws PROVIDE RENTAL SERVICE a|PE 2264 902_8. “PADDOCK COMPARE THIS Leslie R. Middleton BROKER N. JOHNSON HAYDEN Ww. water aEvD. 2 | poten Sosa Kampsen REALTORS = 4-0528 377 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. 3 Bedrooms and Den ae eee Williams Lake Exceptionally neat semi-bungalow with large 2’ car garage at- hed Surrounded by nice Jawn ro pa trees, erg —. Ps ec. ore inside & T00 5 150 ft. room, full = ‘ kitchen, Tile bath. Dry re Oil furnace, quiet — ly $2,506 down. Will consider trade. Secluded Bungalow $1,600 Dn. and $50 Mo. Nice lawn . — _—— fenced ood siz 4] room. West o i ie Elizabeth Lik. Rd. 73 x Giroux-Franks| , GENERAL REAL meyate 4395 Dixie Hwy. 3-9701 SQUARE LAKE RD. li completely carpeted. La: livin: room with double por ce. 1% baths. Lovely en with table- stove and bullt-in oven. base- ment, Attached 2 car ga- rage, Lot 1 0 for an appointment today! OnLy $650 DOWN® te m poraags, ov gd on this m 13x20, Excelent | ite om iu baths, full basement, ou Cs oe car rarage, Near NORTH END Excelient®3 bedroom Ranch. : Large living room, ture window. kt FE «16 ee No. 23-2182, Oren ey eNGs. iittd te No, It's Not The QUESTION” But can 4 answered bs your visit “ee JAYNO HEIGHTS Not a Nehod but an. es tne ele — Pabur lous bevend $25,000 to $75,000 Te SP aMALY ROOM ‘SVEN 4 BATHS Eacha Panoramic View ae buyers, ast Das se ings OPEN DAILY.4-8 e | ar oF ei ES : VELY 3 BEDRM. Rie Good income. FE Partridge W. Side, 3-Bedroom mae ~ oko tr eat, truck or housetrailer, Owner moving. ew — #00, Down ie PER eat 00 fe iat, 2 blocks zg Clemens, North “TUDAH LAKE $8,990 GI's $58 PER MONTH $293 Moves You In FHA See Moves You in 3. MILEg NORTH ON JOSLYN ‘FE 20 OPEN DAILY 1 PAt “TIL DARK Builders ot Nationsl, Homes BLA PONTIAC LAKE property. RAIOR TERRACE kitchen, dining end Be eat coats sine down — mortgage costs Docume 18 4 sce Tos Kew i Stet tsa arent se riced at oe Mortgage costs Other bedroom . hom: in the Beayise atea can be purchased _CBdie BLAIR Dixie Wey ees Piam on 31251 Oibres. OR 1108. ASSOCIATE FE 68-0663 . 3-Bedroom Ranch few Rares gas ae eat. gajorabl a tent! waiving. right, "See it y iv WILL TAKE YOUR HOME IN, TRADE 43 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. North of Perry, com- fortable 4 bedvooss home, trees, = bery, $64,500, quick posses- |, PONTIAC REALTY ‘WHITE FOR A COUPLE grees — movés you, into this y 2 bedroom. Full base- oat e with oak floors, plastered Walls, coved cetlings, A a very nice dining Sees Shown by copulate ment “ 4-BEDROOM @\ LAKE ag Baw Be pit iit dts z $. Es WHITE BROS. . scam see (Bateman van w. _ Kampsen SCHRAM leearons TEs ", eng FE 5.9471 a7 6 Seleartgh Eves. & Sun. 17 MA e908 fis ia om En 5 ya a 4 aed E a Build | Now sre. We ‘will Gala vos S starter call c 15 Loveland 2188 Cass Lake Rd re srs re eam ‘o Down Payment: To GI's my Mt. Clem Svatishlo "bo" respensibue _ William Miller EZ Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ns. pew t,t RE : zd B 5 tl \ # L a i Fs = 5 i Hg OnE Epire itl ff WHY PAY RENT? ease deals | Ee hear Crescent 1 nets had si: Sask 4BEDROOM RANCH ex Established in 1918 ONT DOWN — home - . <5 . Ideal investment 2 . wick fireple pn pin . ce, y Pied bath, a ve kitchen, for- Flo ord K. Kent Inc., Realtor Hwy, at Telegraph 2200. Dixie orth | st 90123 9 too + | PLMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING i WES ESTOWN R tig owneit i TArket ket 4: 1876 |, emmest| LLome Owners home your property ta on pa St a rope cocae we sare S further informa. | 85° —_ new w with two bath 1 OReautifd heme aad worth CHEROKEE HILLS First Offering Custom. owner Peng yee —— Dm { It's well land scaped gar. cupboards — . fares seceed floor Sod” cares, ify ealodcaly priced "st $21,500! Pe cat Eee. FE Paes teens up priced. . Leslie R. Tripp, Basho 7 W. Huron Street FE 5-616, or PE 5-038 “Heart of the Lakes” “| Lakefront Quick Possession 7 — met ots = full oy #1980, ane ‘nen. We can take ae ote, Call for | _ ARRO fem L3 ‘bedroom ute. Se onameen om ‘a — Seen fal Wwieeed lot, sandy beach only . owe 2 rs at tor799 wih terms. Call appointment— Howard E. Fox REAL ESTATE $275 Dixie Hwy. | Drayton = noe “4 Plains DO YOU LIKE Large Rooms? 17x20 living room 15x17 4 roo ion 14x20 bedrooms a“ 6x40 finished recr. room — “all this hot = _— car. . No income eres y 43A For Sale Lake Prop, 44 ,2 FURN. COTTAGES ON ONE LOT, Beach vileges. FE 4-1038. eo LOTS CANAL at a te 13 d Ae with lake gg ea Ratertord 050. eared tee te Se : ixie Hwy. : OR 31950 Bvenings’ OR 3-3230 ,cumDe TO GOLD: : Sell. using a through Classified ont / a a fe pete snips Sa PE ee gy ee ee sae i i i ale 4 ‘ ee “4 ee z Po eo reece Sowa: A poe K abiech gayi oe Esha b TEP — REAL ass (TE ows Wan For | ‘arms aoe “i s w POWER co. anny m . Lawrence PE 58151 ¥ 55 ACRES Use. — wld excallen sg Your Old Appliance: feenee West As Down Payment rn Bo ACRES eter Beautiful Englich home, nicely land- TEM PE. NGA Spi) OULU TE OLCOTT Uf | GB auto. dryer 9200.05.... $190.88 2 and better, ¢°, 8”, 10° widths, |" “EMPIRE 3-329 ‘sae Ls. on ouibulldues. nS te lease. Clarence C. Ridgeway prac gta 30 5. Cass FE 5.6123) . REALTOR | . i on. | 915 Beigete i. ; ae 46-6203 water besters| PW, T DINNAN 66 W. Muro FE 6377 ; Eves. FE 4.3046 MIDDLETON J. 156 ACRES — } \ on. 28 : i tt t Sale Land Contracts 52 pS - om Pontise on Baldwin Rd. 10 |) 5° : : ron AN < Room modern home. Mew _|3 BEDROOM FURK, LAND CON- _* "| Wp, — Ewriqoe, Dishes. An. tool " Silo : pamps, + eatique furn, Palit ta tont | soe ETE | Gorge, 1 Te , ee ee oe tettings, 2 veto at bk eae Pk rge, I want you to meet Circle 7-0461 and JUdson | WHITE PORCELAIN GAS RANGE, ber, Priced at only Perest. Cost to you $4,126, Becured 634781" baker & clean. FE 2-8982, Per acre we, accept pvoed by 6 reom modern City Home. 2 . HOUSE REFRIG. 875. me in trade. vr egg gg may Bog! oo og or “ Elec. stove. FE 2-1147. - . oe. 4 ee. Chast. : a Tic WASH. ep Leslie R. Middleton M to Lees Swaps - 55| Sale Household Goods 57) et. Good condition. Best 88 N. JOHNSON : =e nnnowes | otter. Market $0081. 0 8. : pa wreancuns : FE STOR 33 2 — 7s tee rn ie i, Be ge BOTTLED _ | Por Sale Miscellaneous $0| LAVATORIzs, cHROME MIxIN Bat rE NORTH OF PonTiic ~- 14 | LEAGUE FINANCE CO.\eaane ae PRESCOTT ‘OR BOAT = ote Ogg ee egy Ch ar BROWNIE E. YARD & DRIVEWA GRADING acres with good house sta- or motor OL 23-6192 %” PLASTIC EB. se PT. * "Beat gravel, bie, garage, & other bulld- 202 N. MAIN. 2 GAS Petestie pipe, oc perf. G.A.| Factory irreguiars, Terrific V 439 , earns, R 5 CASH FOR USED TVs 3 RADIOS = F st. ues. Fluorescent. 383 Pita reduced to $f,s00 OCHES a MICH. recorders FE St az.| 100 tb. cylinder of batted gue | Fe aN ee cain SAW. | Orchard Late ee oe we| Wan cnr ER | a Trees, Shrubs 68 me: 2 bedrm. home,-% ecre ict. FE| jasteied st ~y a me nly | tion’ hae Mea 9 lg wed MEDICINE, CABIN ets 43.95 wv. ers. polishers, band ‘sanders BEAUTIFUL PEONY BLOOMS, 154 aif, P. HOLMES, IN —™ : a Sercede calectica of mode] pect vequum cleaners, Onkiand| : Only $1900 down. $56 monthly. — C. HOU FREEZER 16 CU. PT. HOLDs UP ae Sen BS cabinets with or without) ue & os Lake =: 8. Lapeer Rd. PE $2053 Days | PD. G01 OL 1971) to 800 Ibs. for ‘chain saw oF | DIwiNG ROOM SUITE WITH Pas goal el cole sliding Vanity| Ate IRIS-DA I ee se Rout Farm Property 48A WHEN YOU NEED | _iester's space beater” A at case PET 44 CHAIRS PE Guu, |i xs 3h A a_FF.| igen St rele coving. Muti” To gaat ORIENTAL POPPIES More's » home that needs « moth ¥ SALE ELECTRIC HOVE b REFRIGER. | }.8e'10 conts.'o eS Ws. | “Gey id ‘Fornatea prumving and eie:| Hundreds, to choose from. includ , i ee ie ag fot, brise nelghborhocd. Lake priv.| nected 414.800, $1800 coun, 66s $25 - $500 ein Jacabs chuck.” Phoue |e, oe, FE See. © tk Devers Open, Sun) cares Be eves 1 aed aC, Sa’ pullders. Gap Fg Bonus, Sih, gh orders: : Saas se monthly. ‘Mouse, barn, out Bldgs. Saas 56 6 eee _Raneoel 12th, Onecene. Heh | EZ SPIN WASHER, $55. R. B. famber ,@ surely fo, eet.) maa viata’ Supe nf .o| Se 8, meee Fs ba ter road and Livernois. Small dows’ pay-| 35 acres. Groveland Township. a a ; oe vee E song AVATING.| Munro Electric Co., W, Hu , Mich. n's. Saginaw PE 5.21001 L Snyder Lavender = a’ By gad “io Kelp th 2 ee IGHT, Forget same an ee seve Grass sod, 50° Der sq. git YEARS Sale Business Property 49| you'wi voor money § gleam housetrader bere or in Flor- Dame brands. beretched. terrihia Sr. yROM AP. O en Daily|= SELL & TRADE CAM-| delivered Ko fala’ pickao. Yb | 1 . FE 46311. values, $140.95 while they lest. No ‘ATOR and get finest = ‘oe tape recorders.| 50356 or PE 8.3072, , or STALL COMMERCIAL GARAGE, S ATE ee wean ee urders pis ase. Michigan omer workneneney * ee mere ers, Sho. 81 W. Hu-|GAELAND TREE SERVICE TRIM- : ee ae a I cen heme ere tees | Pameen Greist Ee Ae] Bown wand we comes |O CM. to 8 p.m wikia " : : ‘| POLD-A-BED 8TRO LLER, $10./ stock for do-it-yourself: Also um. shdde edile ‘Sale, Musical Goods 2 62 7 a | INVESTORS FINANCE CO. ONE WILSON ARC WELDER. 220) Black yrought ire table | and fibergias AWNINGS $9.95 and For Sale P AU: Commercial rty ideal ¥. single » One 14° Delta; & 2 end $20, 110 S. Belle-| up. Ornamenta) iron, 4luminum Sund s ] APT. size = or ets 69 : Se ee oe sak FE 4-1574 band sew model, swap for) vue, Lake Orion. MY 31635. . | storms. O J)? mass PIANOS. 1 Ae ~- | Perry st. cowntown, st rear, af Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Benet, OF ee Kes. is | FACTORY F VACUUM The’ On eS ae avant at casey Way pasces FRE GALLAGHER’S Ae pe . pe eo a lhe on thang Simmons _Dr- cleaners. A) year guar Auburn & Roads HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS 18 E. Huron St. FE 40566 io GA. Will pay 16 per cent net on. iD- HOGS,| $i “Sohason Call OL 1-9041 for free ANTIQUE GROAN. ELVERTOWs % ana Call for appointment lm low rental rates, We rent FREEZER.BEN.EUR CHES? Eves, OL 1-6623 wine’ pooerdar S sedis = AEC REG. MAN SHEP- oD. RILEY BROKER ng om Bclinse wee, ib oats bo 4 coming Pe A Ree ; : RTHERN _ftaph combination. FE sabe me Zs 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. rotary mowers $30.95 cond. $150. EM . i; EP BSOLENs GARDEN THAG UMBER GHORD ORGAN, $678. $50 DOWN. FE 41157 FE 44821 ail FRIGIDAIRE BR BA Cooley Lake RA EM 3417)| Bal on easy terms. Gallaghers.| 544 ; KEEGO HARBOR . RDWAR! perfect condition, Ot] heater. vase cle bar, w trailer. Good | Open 8 a.m to 8 pm. ac ee TRS I BARNES tL HARDWARE | sai. ot “wster ‘beater coment Fp 5-381 ; PRACTICALLY NEW ALL METAL |COMNSTELLATION CORNET. AGT f. e. 160 ft. depth, next ; woncn mixer, satique planter. collapsible wheel cb NEW CONDITION, FE ¢6s19. wit c poorer. AER | to Eeage thester. Meocest tar ile Brncipal pey- Tati pom WaEs | fed Soevee L* B4. Be. Water Pivaw sor PE, OPT. Saas nett chair. Ress: PE cepiuM SMALL PIANO. THOR- ATRING TAKE PREM co, | meat uae poe | Seago ree eres aan. MO | Gat Oh et RNG TOM | mth Ege PE em PLANE FE PICNIC FABLES. PRICED) UM. KPTSAGHER'S Large laketront. lot, priced sason Kknwoed 1300 Oak summer prince, 38 Ce. Ft home| i WATER PAINT SALE 18 £. Heroo st. FE 40006 én... eash. F. J.| LARGE B CORNER Ox r Requirements Are: STARTER HOME MA 5-6011, Samuel's. heaters for the cabin. $38.94. OG. Berry Bros, house paint\ PLAYER PIANO RECONDI AKC REGISTERED G Owens, broker OR +1486. Sig a 1 That furniture or Gib STOVE 38° VERT CLEAR | —* Tome, 098, Ferry Ot | . SpsoN "oF Quaranteed, OL 60571 lebe, Write Bootie Press Box #6 © ar, 7 ome HURON GARDENS 6 Laie ete | GAs WATER HEAT Sentai phate past _|BIANO TUNING - O8CAR For Sale Resort Prop. 444 | pent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A 2. yeu are @ permmnent| LARGE ROOMS. SEWER. Qsed retri ‘aioe’ toh Mee — coger. 8 bottled Fes Cau | 433_Orchard Lk. Ave Pu b-s180| Schmidt. FE 28217. ike : x _ ’ TER, refrigerator, 8 Par PEARL TOILET SEATS. $530. O COME IN AND HEAR THE GREAT yrs. $15 ORIando 36354. 2 AND ORE; THIRD ACRES O8 |. avBURW NEAR ROCHES | | SP oe pa HL prod oe wi wits Tae At Sa Part door od Kbviiaices Soi eee. - A Thom 80 8, Perry. sound of the Conn electronic or- : * en Se ee a eee ee ee MA $6011 GAL. sute ges heater, 9.98|PICNTC TABLES ROUGH OR gang, Cay ter 2 eee, Gia . ~ ie oe -~ te §| faitable for any pasiness - Largs R. J. VALUET, Rea " a ars Cab. sinks & $56.50 up.| _ finshed, OR 3.3985 & OR 35015.| Sretien. Open Priday cash. Cali after . Mr. ephg J ares front pius 400 ft. in ott sod ag + a — being J. ealtor matic w: | Thor, Laundry trays, stand faucets. LA MOWER. PHILGAS a MUSIC = ; ply bolt ck for outside storage, lumber pressed for payment come to 345 og AVE. FE 53-0683 Kelvinator. Terms to suit. $23 95 & electric range. J: MORRIS MUSI : sees Geter oe tee, yard. ‘builders’ supply’ or bare | og0 0S St Gace end be relieved! OPI Os UNTIL $50 | ROY'S HEPLACEMENT PARTS pel sire _ $6005. 34 S. Telegraph BRITTAN c + mal with sante aad » ng share bid tes reat we bod in you and to your communt Mini FT SS TUMNOM OTAR. Me eee are ie a rr im | SE Fost LIGHTS, FORCE | LiOuTS FE 2.0567 ; : FE $1505 "| _{e"buy, Ob 1-0061—OL 16023. w. ak Dyan: een Gad. & | Yon ccm hal Sour sak, DO 3. Soenn blest cumpiets ‘cslcction of RUCE ite) 2 for 14 ft aiuminum boat with ee : . = 3S. } eget heer acy A eager Neg Across from Tel-Huren, Canada. 100 ft. Lake- Huron we- | Business Opportunities 51 Loans to $500 front deck, FE 3-110 ext. 18.| Ge aUTOMATIO DELUX Dow.| AERIAL SPRAYING OF SUBDIVI- rite values Michigan Fluorescent, |SMALL GRAND PIANO IN PER- terfront om this besutiful - Made Quickly 8 t 4 p.m., ask for Jim. bie oven stove with secessories.| sions for mosquitos. bie| 383 Orchard Lake Ave. 28. fect condition. Gepeeners. —, miles from Poo-| APPLICATIONS TAKEN FOR NA- x PT. | Mar +7413. rales Orlando Sprazing Service, POWER MOWERS - TORO |isinet PIANO OWNER LEAV. io tT 8 ioe el ae ee You wil siways receive pleas mo OR |” HOME FREEZER a sw eg gg ~ A a state, must secrifice for bal- cyergremns, whte| Ss rast clccmans| 80%, courteous conesierate” aad a Rg ed BOR pe oy ig, OF CLEARINGS POR RE be esetig “become | guce ous, Tany over pazmenis : SES eure | ayeite esti oenee | Sa Gina set, Swe saaoe i emoe entan| Gi Gee Ge mea | Some Fert gah | eure mer get SINT optic? Hae —000D Om dest call canst My | -’mied. Col EM 3090. _ = shotgun -| MAple $6011 Samuel's Appliances cent off Por ‘uantities. NO REA A Auburn Fe _28811.|UPRIGHT PIAN 45 oD I toner gat BUCKNER WiLL TAKE FREE & CLEAR oe oreete a eaves — PLYW D SPECIALS |—7n9_ FE ese. Creek ES IN CANADA | Compicte ewnings and i. Buyer older car in A-I condition for my apo ar SS g se BAC) hay “OL ae = Semen CASH & CARRY Sale Office Equipment 63 A my ig rere must move to own jocation, Phone Fi Co $1.400 equity in new ‘57 Buick mon AN HONEST OFFER %", @x8. Gis |... .. ee - $215 he tps. Cates 14. MA See, inance . oe ae a. Tully, equipped. | IRONRITE IRONER, TAKE OVER! on any type oll of heating |S. Gan ihe oord ......-- 32% Underwood Typewriter Exe Sale Suburban Prop. 45A ° se RE Fire of col Seat rity oa ie ee) Eee alt G8, ES ape wean, oo 0) La Sane | El bark res WS) Free mn Ave 5 eac eo! on ~ m Prop. 45A| sn sie. POR™ ar ous. PRALIBS Pegits Te Rast hate" | KERMouEWASmER tor —om| He, Ue, Seales Peet Romer gee ou GERTE root Te) SANE R be Tasy apt, Sn /PRIPOND'EARY QED aan " coils cen! nen re Resid win, Frise ot Esse tactetes 6 = Sale Clothing 56 KENMORE | AUTOMATIC DIBH.| “Call On 38002 Bs ceermee- copper pipe, 1 in cents, set pive.| Sale Store Equipment 64 \Secker pups, On 2a pe ence of Dignity 44,500 DOWN Portable still under ; ; Koten in any FEMALE BOXER AND DOG of besutiful . i joo reper s eo Meek GET SH QUICKLY eos Cusse. shirts and A te | years. 6 thet) AIR CONDITION ERS weather ‘Warwick's i 2 WALK-IN FREEZERS, $750. house, aes woods, Hi us sell. Buy or lease CA . ” Fed ite. cIN PRESEN Oe | FRED f Reding, 3 vedroom prick ranch) bulang Te oT | = Up to $500 Workmen's Outiet. 6 8. Bagioew. KExwone, mower ast | Epic ie arciet sth Non | RANGE HOODS COPPER TONE.| ESrner of Ont Mil. MAple 2235 te ae See .. : cSMMAGE SALE EVE $55. CALL EM ird_less cost. Schicks, MY 3-371 Fon BALE S MONTHS OLD BOX. repisce, ches,| Tavern in b town on i UMMA < 34586 APTER Pp : | MEAT GRINDER. '; HP. MOTOR, ire pikaeg arranawmenc pert | Gccesed over cut ois menu O k] J epi it 909 Orchard Lage. os ANCHOR FENCES stares rosy orale Al Shape. FE 630 | eee ee eeced” Secenabic. ‘ar ae yea } . i ASHER. JUST ™ down, FHA @ Lk. pum pi 50, NATIONAL CASH SH REGISTER. EXC ortoniswa. por ggsoen) } vind fine zo sos cecen Gor Pane Cay. is a an Sale Household Goods 57 egy cottage. MI 6-387 tre | FREE ESTIMATES. FE Porat |G. A THOMPEON, 00 8. "PERRY |_condition, MA _¢3975, ois pies day Saturday SS setecns Soy erence "| Toc Company)" tan octar arate ofs| ces ner tm a oa TRO, FARE, « LAUiRs, OCMICE | ROTGTILLERS, #0 EAGT 0,0 | Sale Sporting Goods 68|—*steizesa as . . en ew I . . e ie ee an r ‘ $6,000 DOWN cluding ‘Duncan Paste table & 8 | BATHROOM FIXTURES Let us prove it with a demon- Sand : J. R. Hiltz Tavern west of Lansing. Grossed rE Y| shetes cot sine getrgsrator | ~~ Let Us Furnish |tare'Mienea civand, gus fur | feeton, Only one compas akes|" email garden tractor oF elt PART BEACE—EARRIBOR Rr: . " , en é ° ; : REALTOR lar owner. No’ food or danc- 2-9206 Sa’ & 10 food eae GooD Your Lake Cottage : a asenarecpae| oe oeyy ples ¢ al me payments eratlable w $5401. __ pier $10 On 6-308 an eer ra pup- 35 Y, Rowe. rE ees - Bnet Down cond. FE 47065 Dressers or chests . ae, cleemeeal cappien. Greek Miller, Garnen & aie 70a LUNGS. NEW & USED. — $6,500 N NTLA é ba: SILVER 0» Ghar ‘BEDRM. + pee dinette set. ee. $15. tile, galvanized ment 1803 S COMPRESSED AIR NY ; AOE AND BRIDLE. For Selo lete. 46| Grn ashen ves bel 30) PONTIAC STATE BASE BLDG Dining rm. eet esses beck ‘pipe snd Mitings. Lowe| 14 MMe Rd. Bibam) Mi 46053 CLINTON METAL BOATS, Piideal pet. $130. OR 0060. ross ould tt BS BLOVES ,..ccccvereeee . Pal Kemtone STEEL CX ODLE TRIMMING e , “ greatly erccnas by owner who UR aa) ae ES y, | Electric range seeccncees cones $18 . oun SvePLY . Sere wit COLVERT Pine Lk, Inn 3599 Orcharf Lr. Rd. Pi OODLE TRIMMI G : we} will stay open at nite, LE | Eitchen cabinet norsseneeeaig § 50/2683 LAPEER RD FE 4-5431 $2.45 SS 2S. ee Croom » end Dething Pom ge OTTER FOO ViTig TM. SETH covsvsers RIGaF Ww SED n can ; . . By water. ogee Shad = Straight bar in Pensies. No , prone | ING Room s§ Metal wardrobes Sonecnnecec $12. doll bug oer. an bade . r Lineal ft . ave OM PRESSE ay _ Rochester. OL 1-8245 ve information on this «ide. ‘80 TO. s300 — a2s aso Bed ues, dorcaeent & cuales New power iawn mowers, ... 639.00| {92 DUBEY. girl, clothing, sizes URCH'S INC. 80 PARKHURST ST. FE 6.2608 PEKINGESE, HOUSEBROKEN, Dg — wal a al a es Copel a po are eeu FRIENDLY SERVICE modern si ttep tablen matching cof Ole eichen chairs, Gn fl de"? | SERF_AND PORK — HALF AND FE 2-0233 BOY'S SHOE SKATES, SIZE goed why Seperate ae a xo ‘a0, ; yenaly $2 — EVERYTHING FOR HOME | _quarters. Opdyke Mxt. FE $-7041. SPRING 1s SPRUNG soe ear cant PARAREES a OS 5 Talk. UPPER LONG LAKE privileges, ST ATEWIDE BAXTER & GSTONE [page _ > orunere Orchard oo 6 Barina E Si BULL DOZING * GRADING. CON. | RIDING PES WALKING Darden | + ae ee es «s0s0,| Tractors = a Real Estate Service of Ponting | “SET ro erg T, Se ae perRToERT | NODE". COPPER TIBLE 493 SOPPER SCREENS. WOOD| Shor, 9 Ehren nse tiien: Complete Win pag. Oost 8k. See-| Pood Since 1681 664 Oakland Ave: Smith-Wideman Realty’ 1717 8. Telegraph VE 4-05 NEED $25 TO $500 _tar, ” condition, 93 Ruth, 2 end tates All mahogany. $15| “frame. 35 fin. feet, 7 ft. high, Henle Bun bias nee wswers: ae ana OURAN AND ANTIQUE | nue of nnec wan PUPPY. 412. W. Ruroa +i} | OAKLAND AVE. SEE Oxi2 Felt Base Ru s $5.95 TORGS GAS STOVE EEC COND. | tower’ Dir eae. hand les'| proven, the. ‘bev Anchor lawn| Buy. sell. trade Ana ec ee ee Se 3 Tore = HEATH ave OFF | 50° commercial corner large 7 . SEABOARD : >. Sy Reas. MI 44469. anet mor w. wp? — — hogy Ly 8. Telegraph FE 2-408 RABBITS. TROPICAL Fist ABD . Owner. FE 8-6785. re modern home, good location 1 te 35 NORGE 7 cU EFRIGERA EVERYTHING ea oo Parts hth tay sakes Dent UNS - B LL -| supplies, 3441 Dunning Rd. ae Sane developing section PHONE moat, Ft. LW all Jail Tile Jc “| POR & IMPRO re es. Don’ Manley Leach, 10 Bagiey Ber 46 MILB & crooks RD. area} PONTIAC REALTY FE 8-9661 RUBBER BASE PAINT gal. $3.73 $35, OL toes tere NP NOADET | seg ie diplee oFT0 M |< Padtory trained Footage aan Hunti [ $S —$5A SIAMESE ETTTENS — Jo GALE. Seni4e” residential lot. Nice street | 137 Baldwin FE 5-8278 “Parking No Problem” GUAR. ROUSEPAINE. - Jae ies NORGE FULL ize ELEcTAic| Utd Timbers — Price 4 to sell eee Ee | On ene 0 ree & another Rear new shopping center. MY Ss ard Syers, 14 ares £3064 at Field Tile : ae —— LEE'S SALES & SERVICE for only ic. Pe wine din Us MI 3-1322. APARTMENTS, 18 ON LAKE- eaboard Finance Co. |9 Piece DINING RM. SUITE,| Fp Somyag ges fireplace equipment. | Cedar Posts . up TERMS TO 2 ACRES. OLD FARM BUILDINGS.| 40386 — cade a tiet ag cewn ba 1188 NORTH PERRY STREET Auto Washer 2. Dryer. Ironer. case TGRRATOR, Seed dem tae 1 a Gio each va OPEN TILL 8 PM. ns mm $200 down. r. P. O. Box 835. NIV} 5 ments, ORiando 3-0105, ee Srncition 860, FE -8040. 1 coat exterior paint |. HS Bk ee : “<=| Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B OR _ 3-284 MONEY-MAKER . 7D RUG WOOL FACET SAKLAND- COURTY APPLIANGE,| Ready Mix Coment or S ; l S le . . SINGING CANARIOS TALEING . MONEY- IT MAKES SENSE |*2,25 ToT Day oh AS a $1.20 beg DECIGC CALC iwrrm CRAWLERS, . 2 ds, for 40c| parakeets. Cages and Efficiency cabins versible. $1650 Imported.) ali makes of washers and dryers. | Pull rolls 16 of 30 lb. eit $3.0) wp ix2, per ft. 3% cents. [RED WOR + + 100 for Te Grane Bird sicher? —— 5 $ room modern bungalow re ‘9 Purniture,| Pecondiioned washers for sale./ ww, complete tine of | WP. screen stock per ft. 6lacente. BiG WORMS. are fron burn Ré. FE 4661 : or a. ‘. ‘wholesale worm TO BORROW Lake Ave. sae Duliding Woalertais = plywood | W(t, 212,10 oval casting, per ft. / open em. to 1] pm. week cars| Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 of frontage on UB 21 70 Harrison, ig GAL, HOMART. ELEC. WA av py rockiath | , 6/2 © were ean Arce : + Z te front lote on Round Late, z heater. 1 yr. old. Excelient cond.| #149 v TV antennas, $0.85. | "interior, ‘exterior, combination Anderson type brick molds, per f. |DQG8, CAT § BOARDED — FE - Se, memane lovely vow trees This business showed at $10,000 ; — $0. FE $6816 after . 2. WALTON TV reen doots — tnsulation - roof | w! ribet, pe 1c am Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 24768 BurrShell 378 8. Tele- : Gross reture test veer in 1 moniths FROM HFC ie INCH TV. 88.96. OTHER 515 Walten shingle fies - sails — foundation Och dec ope gs Sach ee: Ta ; arte wee, neat | Seater tone Bel - cusranterd, fetull ety ot er eth | OREN OR GI 2a SURPLUS | LUMBER Various sizes ot windows, ea. #1398,/1-4.1,, BLACK DIRT. ony ast aegis Grain & Feed 71 __ Hi hl N - : * * REE BASE gbland| quired $15,000 d HFC offers modern money serv- Fixe hd of 1818 Unter Lake Rd. | “attann, arc. Grete marred. Res. & Materiais Sales Co Empire Supplies 7 OR MORE LOADS BLACK DIRT | ist = REE BASE p BA» MENT co ice backed 80 years a expe- 1 eS re pare 270.98. $1 installed. NEW & USED L ER OR 3-7002 | 2600 Union Lake Rd. _EM_ 13-4148 or too soil Deliver = Loaded HA $15 & UP. wed rose wall: OO tience, Household provides triend-|i8 CU. PT HOT FREEZER | Soe Kelvinator 30° auto, elec, | 5340 Highland Rd Mi Ms0). Pontiac SPECIAL ally, PE 8-6642 8.9689. Moree s Tumber MA Bs pe with + me Be maple trees ° e ly counsel on money memes and| $325. R. B Munro Electric Co. ~ Floor sample. Reg. $279.95, LA PPLIES ORR CONCRETE TOP ALL TYPES HA Seller ‘will dig the basement. to Williams Lake Rd & Mso| loans up to $800 made! 1060 W. Huro ~| sre” * g'ne” HEARTH TILE 12 EA. | 224% Ol sth AG 8 ft ra. uw West & Son, FH 82180. Also muich hay, Will de il, die, tg Dazement U0 | Corner wtlame ake R4,%, Msp | prompt, privacy on terms if" GE BEAUTIFUL CONSOLE WAYNE GABERT $e" HEARTH TILE 25 ba. | 3266 all Leth. Be of | sou W, Weet_g Son. FE Of180-| iver, Oakland 6317 I ADD’S INC he | OR_ 3-1 rT R aay t, Vistt or phone HFC TV. Only $24.95. Just try & beat 121 x. Saginaw Fre 58-6189 Fire clay, fire brick, ane tron me: bess ith. apa a . Von aad Tacs & —— BALED HAY, 10300 RD, = . = < Ea WHIRLPOOL Ey had 90 . 54791 286 Dixie Hwy ’ Drayton haa ‘ é Pee red lance, «ing Commerce oie Gnas dryer, “new. ; snta eia'niz” fee lining $246 — pote ——- a doors, ne le a ee as rae nt WE. on Ee rry or Lapeer artrl 2 Household Finance Shion L marred, Reg Gee 260.96 - iS 17"x18" flue Hning ey ea. . eniyie oe 8 i-A TOP SOIL. FILL, SAND & MAple 8-1740 ° 1231 or FE 5-920 Corporation = CRtTON a 7 WATER citer , inte ool 2 ote. Exe", ash pit doors $1.70 es. W VOLVERINE FATS gpeeey delivers. Rint Bros | ——— — YF Wx 187, READY FOR BUILD. 5 : 0 e 5, . $1. : Livest ‘Soe. Some van, peri FOR BUILD-| is THE “BIRD” TO PER | 31,6 saginaw’ tna fir. Kay Bidg.| RS” Munro’ crise ot 400.08. 8 agent at $248.00. | 38” fireplace unit it Hociuding, 2, intel LUMBER fig YDS OF CHOICE BLAGR | 7 Nee fen Bag pote & MOTELS RESORTS : FE ¢0535 . ‘| Ww. Huron. 2 PFaste my. 00 days — same =e pare ‘A ena at 86. 820 S. Paddock FE 22-0784; dirt. Delivered. FE 5-708 18 OXFORD EWES 1 ALLIS R. I. WICKERSHAM . _ BE GAS RANGE 7, FB | ys ng SAENE CABERE,, sigg| BEATIOC™E COALS SURELY OR.| Save the pennies on y Yanbe Peat MUMS, TE Vator, dist & drag: Bod & Sheep 1195 W, MAPLE — Mayfair 6.6250 Bdyular lage in ‘Oakland Co, Pine a ron, REFRIGERATOR, P HI © C O,| EVANS OIL HEATER. 30 GAT, your meat bill: ooo Fe oe EP - Beer ham ced S apartment fae, ate, mode, #8; | "athe BW gal fuel teak. Rennoe:| Pork Me! poy seo y 7 YDS RAGE DIRT W. SAND At step, REGIETENES NOR = ~ _ CLS o easy terms. Crosley electric range,| able. OR ; sh side Pork ........... S8¢ ib.| _© gravel. Fara on ait seit year roand Wil) trade. Reduced $25 TO $500 APPLIANCES fcluze feet scmpie, Maytag | EDIRGH ES GALLON APPROVED | BOUO 8-8-3 -oeree ll see i li0ABLACGK DIRT, TOP SOIL, CHETS SADDLE SHOP AND with bt apr +s Mle with ‘ veut lotrn alanatare o0to lor Brive washer, $39. Schick's MY Monit water heaters. Cash and carry. Pork sausage : fill, sand & gravel. Rocks. FE| western ae 2045 South. Peres emul | SUE Ate tamaaael| ee eee] A seen ee eianeR Pung | GR CBee Oy Bo | Seaeaae ER PM cere apap wet| Pek eighe eee ees oe A efront. es re ‘ 4 " t { TV ‘ = ‘ i GRA ur 4 ts a . ee ee ee ‘Will trade, 629,800 dn. friendly” and ‘neipta velpfal, “Phone FE Most. Rebuilt & Guaranteed Delux Martae, gas stove “hits | POR SALE OR TRADE 34° FLOOR Ber a | ee Cros, Ere, 12 = 6 oeee , : us at our office. w . Power mower Office Fan. Electric Hoist Fr ce 3 M1 FARM TOP SOIL. RICH oe | We nate oe eS building F wort with privileges oo Lake H & Aut GOOD HOUSEKEFPING SHOP | _ Pe. chrome set_ $35, FE_ 5.2768. t ton Chain- Fail. 38 a7 Model | Seed potatoes 0 es, $1/""biack dirt #10 tor § yd. load FOR SALE: 18 Baw AND te choose from ideal Huron. plus J ‘homes. Oniy #7580 ome uto Of Pontisc | REBUILT WASHING —— st Tree Weasears) Be: OPDYKE MARKET cy ifia” ” fll, FE) Siete ccs acai Terme, = Corsten: Mchis ‘lot. $2000 should dn. Will trade, LOAN CO S1.W, HURON FE ¢1555 = makes, _ Gusremect. Thyle| _ Goddrich. 5 Corner Walton at Opdyke, open Dene PE 4 MEirose_¢0461. hebéle complete desl. We y \ ABOUT ANYTHING. yOu WANT ectric, : son. FREE boreahiety TOILETS $18.95; Sundays. FE 5-704). RIDING & DRIVING — $109. | are @ member of Realtors HOUGHTON LAKEFRONT cot-| 96. Perry Bt. (Corner Pike) POR THE HOME CAN. BE | _ 45169. 21x33 se ouble sink. ......... $12.95/STALL SHOWERS, COMPLETE yyy oe BLACK ee gt OL 6-1407, wn Mulgore exchange tage resort and home. 150 on corner FOUND AT L & 8 SALES. TRADE-IN DEPT cabbewis with fittings"... 80:98 |° with’ aueste and curtain, 660.40/" 0), “ant top soll, rosd pains SHETLAND PONY WITH 6A WE! pam wae TRADE die jabe ee gh Temcret te Mortgage Loans 54 4, tte ey, Furniture = pe Guar. electric washer eun.se | S40; esterea bau won “eit rt Vue’ Gece anrome complete] immediate delivery. on eases, | and bridle, MA 62327. : Ogee : nena 77 gleaming chrome fauce Bess & Owens zreces. : nees of all kinds Lif Table-top gas range .....+:. re Soo sao coe i) Ke TER RD. % tS cd OTSEGO LK. Motel, restaurant; A Mortgage Problem? — r trade dept. for real) spe. sectional tole #5 Facto eee ares ere $3.50: These ore factory see-| i TOP 80 ND. GRAVEL, hens vadboooawe te Ye 000 -cash,| and cottage on US-27 across from| we mat. Occasional chair ...... 85 SAVE UMBING 8 onds, Mic chigan Fluorescent, fii @ black dint Bull Be ¢® | WANTED TH scree. 62.000 cash.) [oie “aenl for year round busi-| ye, make mortgage loans to mest we 2 He be TO PAY Gofe bed... 96 | 172 8. Grenend Eb Ate coreting_ basement, OB Linde Forrest Jone, MADHe 8-081 | $15,000 dn. ey aessamh promot eurviser aie] soa Yelk Sa “Pais Come out | bpe. dinette. set 43| FLUSH DOORS. REJECTS, va batvation ARMY |ALL TTPRS DIRS & ORAVEL For Sale Pe 74 ie For Sale Acreage €7| REALTOR PARTRIDGE| “= fel win | Fare Apt. size elec. range ..... $60.98 All-sttes for all purposes. Sliding ine to meet your neets.| ~~ ALLIED TRUCKING vast od 5 ACRES, ¢ HOME Businesse Mich. “MTOR TY. CO Et Orie deve $5| doors, folding doors, table tops. ee Paraiate, pre poo Leading r) Pes ~ Pill, to aot SMALL FRYERS, 630 EACH. FE : ; a s : ANY TTEMS AVAILAB us ays. : P "Bath near Ortonvile. sebOO. 9000 | FE 4- 3561 1080 'W. HURON | Py st. ape, be? bee 3 } a WYMAN Sect aaest me Graent ix pera id Site Farm. Property wllze:| _2-0087, Ro, 18 W. Pike. EZ terms. FE ¢ Ra, Second house south of Wal-| “tress Large, mov-| _bsill or FE. e1i3. =| Sale Farm Equipment | 76 . DE ELEC. RANGE ag| or ater t p.m, Or anytime sat. | SMe iaund ae “| BLACK. DIRT & PEAT MIXED a NT W. B. Munro Elec, Co.,| _& Sun, before dar a OT WATER arm soll, Immediate <éel.,/? ROW CULTIVATOR FoR invest OLD 2 FC. ioe W. Huron, heater, Exe, cond. 5, MI 6-89: iF 5-4758. che 160. FE 40418, a sectional couch. :|~"Used TradeTa Dept, Gara | vo WHEEL TRATLER — FoR Fe a somenyprepe | ei cee EOE : Bi strom eet ofgnet., Uar-| = Used Trade-In ae ge Doors |"%.. Fs. ™ gad, qravel. peat, fill, Kari) born bay rake. Like new. FE fxtares for > ea ep Sere | ee rae Coens siociccae grTem, CVEREEAD ae} AR-| Howard, EM 2691 ig pr MAY & OMAN CONVEY. lee aan ACRES ROLLIN woo! — guns and more te. come. Rent ¢ Car . crib, bighcheir, | lle Be rea aenine sib and all standard | Ty & 12-foot post, 05°8. Roselawn. | A-1 ft MOSS, BLAI pt , * * oe ovaey teri. MU Btls cough 0) $B | wand & el FL ay cont ore, | TPO me Se 4 oe . 20 gal. electric enter heater $30 80 etom yt dow, shutters, AR Pure Merion Sod 8 acres in White Lake township. pone . , 0 | Garare separates. Te ilbe tt. i b 58_cents d., delivered, LI 1-547? ang wns edie o os 8 Wary erie iti free estates GUDOW: LUTADST | | ATTENTIO nm “Richard a : tor Neath ‘ot. J td THOM: AS ECONOMY : fant RY DOOR § Bares | re ep mb ing and slecteteni| TRUCKERS -conag | cele, - ealto i o an rhe se iva umbing and electrica | : Highiand | awaier,, ; et kitehen chrome set, & sis. ‘ = 4 1 > — os = ‘ ’ / FE. ay 361 8. Saginaw «|e 8, Paddock be cases.’ =——— ol. ai “geiver 2 es i i oe : \ - { / 8 \ 5 : BS Ve A - ! / , ‘ . ss ve 4 . . : fi S me FIFTY. FOUR os Sale | Farm 1 Equipment 7 76' For _Sale Housetraifers yer _Bonts & Accessories 85) BACKHOE BARGAIN |"5, =e, Soa JRannae| Mazu ek Used Sherman backhoe = Wagon- “ Z r loader, mounte@®Gh 6 N. Ford Bales. a 188t0 ir ne, ated Pagers eae, meas Marine erman 6 & transmission Complete unt can} OXFORD TRAILER c be.. bought for only 2,195, SALES Super Spring Specials eaty skip-winter payment plen ‘ ’ All N ms Come in and x this one. 4 General - Zimmer - ae oe : r : Texas Maid alumindy run Pontiac Tractor an Holly - Great Lakes about with upholstered seats, Equipment Co. Vindshields. steering & hardware Your Authorized F Fer Tractor Gardner D plereury repat e DE 8 to 10 wide, 1¢ ft, to Se fer si om ie Mamiercren 1751 S. Telegraph Rd. | Mote soupy. “3 Sue Pet_square Lt_& Ofchard Lk Rés.| $66.81 per month Seelndce of te $1095 . DUMP TRUCK ‘49 DODGE. 5 YD,” §& €. financing - good tires. Corn planter for trac-| Strings. A few used trailers still 1 "sed Boat & Motor Dept: tor, Mulsifier -— self prop, Muk Srallapie am rental Ome ef Cake! M28 electrle Mercury & contenis, cooler, also as chee, Graz Orjen oo 4 ‘ ue . J tes : » ee Bee creme MEU Hin RE RPWOEDE | a Hehenes Be Ps wl out. Ba alc 58 M-6 ‘Mere emo. i oa Gey Ee yereuee jiiness sas cade Vets Da rd M20 me; 48 3-1177_ after ai m roo & “Beaver | me aa 220 Me sed Special DAVID BRADLEY GARDEN a 14 r rumabout. 30 h | tractor with eee FE. SMAL tee . | electre i oemen ors controls. Can 5-1960_ othe, Ane ia is) OR ie 7 HOUSE: | ass cover. Upholstered mea : FORD TRACTOR WITH LOADER . sits Will pay cash PE 4.8106. windshield & 95 lights Reasonable. FE 4-8543 FRAZER ROTO-TILLERS, NEW & _Rent Trailer Space 79 ¥ Mazurek Marine Sales 1994, Ponting Chieiain detune 4 ar | a 2dr. bedan. Good’ =. di dae ho als nam * Wa sedan. heater _ ee pe 1953 Ford Vs customline % dr. ae- 8 dan, ratio an6 heater. Exc. oon br ga ae ec wallewalls. Like new ..,.. 1965 Dodge Royal Lancer nein. V8. Pushbutton drive. ioe seen a ation Vinee ert jie Will Travel! Br} i Fords ; SO Pe feet ee eo) eee RGS 5) * i » tt . Noo Seles & Service, be Bhi ee SS at eee Lakeville Rd. Pn. OA 63022. boar “Berm boards. BR fe 804 L 2 aby Soph MAS ree mancy wagon, Vy —"ecuLIoeR CHAIN saws” PARK AT PARKHURST beach. nae. ont we pt sae : ’S7 PONTIAC Rentals, Parts & Repairs | (ey living by call PE 2-3231, en. Bir i em 1 O08. ore with wey mn ai AE a TRY OUR EXPERT OUTBOARD! aresterete . rt SPECIAL sia galls ane tie “teas cen meee | A if? * : Case Tractor, Model DC | tise B fe ae aes ase rate Marine service. : Aig pen ee a wis MSAAnaA © 1988 by NEA Serves, em $595 | ——- SED LINE DEMO SALE }" 3 95 = ; ¥ NO IN 00D CONDITION Auto Accessories 80 OED. BOAT. PEED LINE 8. / ; MONEY ‘DN, “Assume payments xo"Mone? Mow ar i molded. ply. Merk 25 and trailer y 8 Mgr. ; “c . KING BROS 287 CU. IN. PONTIAC V4 FN-| $675. 12 ft Wagemaxer ais. baby peiagar a va von one _ bondi pave up a $1.50 1058 Chevrolet Bel Ait fdeor, va v8. Mtr S Parks at Ml foe. "Barold gi ore Ser, Me" x at| “RETAIL STORE” ed eS ine cluding acc iydra- Nson np, oh bs, ‘giide, loaded, - 2 7 PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE ts ati neludine ‘access, 44561, hp (300 , Mercury 10, RGI."$iz $15. quois. “ a Fay pi yp enererie ae cLEMExe after 5: = é gears : eel senhde ; 1954 RA TRACTORS 49 OR 30 OVERDRIVE FORD b8ve the best rafts. Buy Riviere ; i 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood +Dost _ Assume small m pormenks DK $ Bolens, Wesel BFE bee GETTINDe a rE. ae GRE ahaa Oe tee wee een a nf or Sale Tracks 90 “ For Sale Cars 91 brakes. ante fm a turquois A i o Fe emi. 24 Bare . err Hardtop, 14600 miles, Mr 46921, RS oes Corvette engine. Com lete 2 ee Rpg eS geet go ne Bebo ngs er WITH °52/ ‘SO BUICK FULLY EQUIPPED. —— REAL NICE . a sew pices eS Bolens ME Tiller: Bolens Mustang:+—Wwith heavy att Bowergide Exe | Cult "Dryer Gun espera Cen: Mover $395. PE 414 bargaio, EM 3-000), H. Riggls._ | 1969 olds, Dynamic. 38 Motigay_ 1956 Chevrolet Belair, 4 dr. power-| AUTO SALES | FE 82024. env ee ae bi eae cond, $130. FE 40254 ter. sate Holly Ra. “Holly, ME 1956 “tea va TON pickur. P LET 31 ¢ DR.. POWER- . loaded. Solid white. glide. —— wee | as bon ve 22381 at = Credit Term (lifer See Twas SOA CoS =*— =| has had very iitle ue Like new. | €ude, good motor. $200.°OR 35100 SAVE UP TO $1000 ee Se ee ee ee low mueage sie co EVANS EQUIP 007 DIXIE EW am WOLVERINE i ie WE" WADED Yous ake car coum nell oa R CA pres. amen cike perment. Auto Sales, 193 RAR OR_3-7094! plywood. $715. 2? HP Evinrude’ iy payments North Chevrolet Co. | 1851 4dr. bad trans $4600| AS LOW Ag $195 OR YOUR’ H ‘Mo +2214. FE 4352 ‘Ad USED TIRES. 3350 UP. we! motor, $75, OW 31003 Hunter blvd. at’ Woodward Ave ist Guick ‘H° Pope clean”. sust.s0| OLD CAR, DOWS. oo a hae i Ly SAV P RICED. TO SELL | ‘wuy-Seli also wnitewails ~WE NEED USED OUTBOARDS | Birmingham. Ml 42 MT ioe Wilipe mua Wye Sones TOL : NS | wan. Caditec, op rut.) | SAVE $150 Nearly new M-H. 333 tractor with, —— oo A oesy Trade-in that old outboard on se ae TON TRUCE Ve, | 1051 am sta. Wes... $195.00| UP TO 36 MONTHS ow Bat f OUGHTEN & SONS _Cheap | tra FE 5-0481.| 54 Pontiac. 4 dr: Biarchief Low lve PTO. Hydraulic and pulley ($03 8. Saginaw 8t = new Mercury Mark 28—big trade-| "Hydra. My: san Jotinson ANCE, + | 8 Matin. ROCHESTER mileage. — gond. EM 3-4333. Pes Sorsee Harvener caging ariv | $109 plus tax” exccenge ais ® SNDERSON HARDWAR sorer. R.6( & GC. Rambler *@ 2 DOOR Goon ie ‘ s e : * en with hay-and corp units. Calls ‘610 + 15, $1343 plus,2182 8 Telegraph PEs PONTI AC’ S Haskins ( ‘hev. i he Ried cond. R&H. WW, Needs hittie 1H. 45 T baler, PTO, like new. | tax. Exchange New tire | Across from Miracle Mile 3 We Can Our slogan Deal _bump work. $100. 323 California Fox Crop blower ~ Like new tee State Tire Sales 603 8 Sar We PIBERGLAS BOAT BOTTOMS ce TRE O81 Dini Mighway st M-1t ” VERY GOOD COND. ‘eu aie” iss | 1953 i . 4 DR Case & New Idea mowers. inaw. PE 4068 — wont Be sven) 46 FRRUCK. CENTER MAple 65011, Open Nites ‘ti 9/ FE a... drametic: Ro & H, $45. FE Lk. = oe i ‘STANDARD oeeip NEW TIRES ‘ ae Buy Weed Cars #7 FORD 2 DR gh ERCRLLERT be er 3 BALI phat. ster b: . HO | traded is on Genera! Safety Tires. | Transportation Offered 87 : : Com: Service § a.m. till 0 p.m : UGHT E * x SONS Up iss oot cent off, black or ‘85 Pontiac 2-Dr $1195 nnn dl CARE 108 FORD CONVERTIBLE 55 PONTIAC J1. Case & Ferguson Dealer ARS FOR PHILADELPHIA : : “UT, .. , | 9 eal : Recheter Seige ED WILLIAMS | fab Sunvette wrugitioneeme| = RETAIL BRANCH | “fe cuadna, Rago, neues. power Rare oe ee a ict eons SEE OUR SELECTION OF WAY 451 8. Saginaw. at Raeburn 2-3215 FE 25823 after 6 p.m Oakland at Cass a oe = ve ‘ iss 5 FORD. “tDR a ein eee tise Hydramatic radio, 1 owner Tools — New, Used and Rebuilt FLY-4 ENOINE AIRLINER TO ___Oakland at Cass | idee.“ Sue “owner. Pontiac CS Mae see Crane ra equipped to sive you. many Low mileage All types of vi Hechinsr fence ae Auto Service 81 Caltfornie $80; Hawall, t.10: 3} FORD. 3x5 DUMP, $005. “MY ‘55 Buick 2-Dr. $1195|-se cuene. 3 Dr. s pe } owner. Biack tires. $978. rd ar DOWN os ry ran ce it 1234. |__3-6821 . = ecee a < 5 er ving & tonite. ‘AUTOMOBILE - REPAIR ALL|TRUCK GOING W ant “my SCHOOL BUS SUPER HARDTOP. Power sieer-| S00 8 8 BOW OW. Sliee WRet MmecLUTRY Kc ke SON V4 | Drakes, dua! 90 whites and . zs Acie 4 Ss les: 77 —makes_Afc welding FE 24704 load. Either way PE 8-6806. : ing, & brakes. Fg RO a eats Peet ER 8 sees | DN Assume ot 9865 jeveway dtive ed : er nmr MOTO PTRERGLAG WORT REPAIR, Wanted Used Cars_ 88 Dynaflow, white & Colonial blue. | 55"pord eustamiae 4 dr. Fordo-| mo’ Cal! C Mr. Parks oh eet ca ie cs AyerION — sELtmmo oor | Suni tat cone wore af TAYLOR’ S 151 Chevrolet 4-Dr. $ 395] af Betabe For aeian que | ot a eres, Maral teenie Pert | Casas, ‘tals | acer Implements, Internationa vom . evrolet 4-Dr. Sener rn we Ww. $1005 | 187 FORD. PAIRLANE RD- M SALES | tte S§ Lyon Michigan’ ‘Sa cas lll ti Ne oe Moy Es mx AND CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN Powergiide, & | 5% as er SCH Desgro-PLYMOUTH DEALER ette St. j 8 ‘- uione green ‘ \ : sels sana i ol pee Shop, 23 Hood Phone FE Fem s ro : & beige cal c UTZ PE 2-014 | : ew & used farm RICES FOR SCR OLD 56 Pontiac 2-D $1395). DESOTO-PL r STAN TRANS. 1 machinery, No 76 combine REPAIRING & REBUILDING. ne) cars, OR 3-6015 | S LES ontiac r. one ot. s . i Re eee wae a (aa een Sewn ‘end wo raraisatc ‘Tote eke S90 | _ eee _ | ae powmac 1 DR cat HARD: = ands Inve ae TORY To B $ 2. | tise cae . oe “Bright Spot” a 3 CHEVY WR SEER low. 1 Get W ise, Economize 2 gag ae dio, 4 dike cote 80L B ARTIAL N S c WwW | in exe. condition Con , +1 “ao” . heater, $250 will F BID Inspection morning | Sale Motor Scooters 82 oe re s No at Bob) Adama Shell" 20 he. beet [°53 Buick 2-Dr. ....$ 495 ‘or OFTOM 3 Oe Re R AMBI ER 43314. Call after 6. erms sale — cash. hod 2 aed . O488 v rmingham RDTOP. , hea ~ Assum ents é 7 HEVR deposit at time of saie: Tmine-| a An egepocel ee Ana our buyer will come to . white tires. E-Z eye glass, COMMUNITY Call ‘ ‘Mer Mtr on er ‘47 C : OLET Gt genet bet apeocer Prop..| Sees le an elby your coor. or drop in sone ats Matthews - Hargreaves standard transmission. : _ MI 4-3500. Harold Turner Ford.| « NEW & USED : Good meet BUI ai’ pete ner ‘of Cass reba e : . Ae = ln, esis |. 5 AUCTION SHOP TOOLS. FUR ex | ‘86 ALL STATE "GOOD _CONDE.|Roua Spot Cash 55 Pontiac 2-D $1095 ye esse. , —* BILL SPENCE t BUIC ture, garden tools on Saturca oe oe ee ‘CASH FOR CARS fat xa eciec er otor CI ddl thabees , BAMELED Silas & {Dr Radio & heater, Drne ; adio, heater, tu-tone| , EQUITY IN i987 FORD |! #*! Seat e wesc wertbena of tap Laps sabe hase as CusHMAN | HARDENBURG MOTOR SALES | IN = a +58 Ponting oa 3 & Wagon for older car OR 3-0105 | 1! S$. Saginaw *52 FORD VICTORIA sonville Rd. out of Waterfora. “fo ANDERSON SALES & SERVICE Cass at Pike PE 5 Lad je one eweer. "86 Pont. Chief sed. Hydra... $1295 | SAVE $300! ‘58 FORD PAIRLANE, the Vi ¢ of Andersonville, then U 2 § PADDOCK ‘at Pike F FE 442466 S TS os * "$5 Buick Super, HT. Dro. 32 dr, £000 miles, Fully H d b 52 PONTI AC left eo Big Lake Ra Pull house POR SALE: 2 bt i i C H 56 Buick 2-Dr. -$1595 | “w. w. 1295) equip. TOM BOHR INC, MU araen Urg os Nias bev Bepdicy gonden (rs'ete:| eee oe FIRST SUPER HARDTOP Radio, hester, | ‘3 Buick MT. Dyna. W. w... siz96 | _¢11 a ‘36 Chev. 210, V-8 Pow s114s ss ee ae stee "I ie: vi : . tools, irrigation pipe and pumps. For Sale Motorcycles | 83, Gun a fees. Goes a kone Gor Fisan wale ties. Dynsfiow, °°" | "5 Chevs 218, $6 $ 995 BOB Bo | eer ga edt mglloet rage 3395 34 RD ta tia ndon, Shee, en! |~aa watomtras go0D top athe ee = | Si Buict Spee mee" $88) Cunningham Saith bai bites ae. ie| yIMMY DEROSE ” s * = ° o ei * - sf power tothe. aune = Tnelnding | a oa PE a seme rene Re BW ose, | Used Ty ucks ‘35 Ford Wagon |. $1295 3a chery ee ee $ ees SS ON | Somes case a Pky PE a 3140 . HURON er dr ress, i 1° ra, R&H...... =S . . : power hand drill, taps amd area, ‘83 HLY 14 OHV wiih fH SPORTS CASH c R THESE gals A SEDAN, Radio, ~~ "$3 Chevy Bel air HT...... $ 585 MOTOR. SALES | button Trans. R&H. 16.500 miles.) ___! Mile West of Telegraph _ chucks, gauges, chisels. d@rti won. aoe Cond. $450 FE 40000 | JEFER THES beautiful care metallic blue fin-| ‘34 Ford, FOM. Ww . $ 505 | 4278 DIXIE HWY A SASHABAW | Exe, cond. Original owner. $1-' OSED FAX] CABS 1953 MODEL bile. wrenches hammers, saws | FOR RTS & SERVICE ON FOR LATE MODEL ish. $3 Pont, Chieftain. 2 dr..... 495) OR Been 650 MI Cheabd, 101 W. Hurop. : torches. ea set, hundreds of | | naps ‘ar Davidson, see Harley Ge os: { = Tob Ready’ , i : “#7 Olds, 4 dr. § i145) — ~ oe — = Ti a IT alan me ose 8 ee raRICA SEY ae Se ales | 55 Esick — a > Aubert a — Blvd. 5 . propHeter. arno ‘ECIAL SED. Le, ater. mott, ai re _For Sale Bicycles 84) FE _5-8858 S C te E-Z shoe hw 4 rs. OA 62226 bl 2 dss ‘av. LT, 0500, DIXIE Pp Ee IAL white. tires Ss aie. Sesuier AUCTION SALE SAT JUNE 7, lomis ENGLISH TOURING BIKE Hen Spas “ie —. ohe owner beauty. 1938 CHEVROLET 4-000% sF +2. At 2425 “Btiering te Park, 2 —— gear, Exc cond _ iar ; ae, UMMER . . dan. Powerglide. This car tums . ke. Walled Lake. ONE °56 Buick 2-D 1495, and s just like new, $748. . Rs i MA DROPITABLE. ON : uic io ---ss| Se ee SS SS a trailer, acattoiding, cam | "Beane & Accessories ry ‘GLENN’ S 2 SPECIAL tine Tn Radio beat-| “role Co. Hunter Blvd, at South \\ . sm rege, gard rr . < Woodward . Birm 5 | mesou see cement blocks. S HP OUTBOARD SEA KING, #45. "30. Chev rolet Sedan $ 125! owner rea & wo At —_— . of new nails M | Wanted clean used cars. See us : Se een ee. Pome corey 50 PT A {UM PRAM 34 WE | for the tp tale’, PICKUP ; - ora paint. sev. Evinrude motor, both in S. Saginaw 54 Chevy 34-Ton ..4 695 4 at bags of cement and mortar.) A fh oe Geen csee : n oe pel a uy ‘Stonse New rE FACTORY BRANCH . a Ford station wagon Vie "48 Ford 2 ree AD are guaranteed in nw? ; f WEREURY HURRICANE 81 SUPER. : : , mp > : ‘ i ICKS | ‘ BRI sHT SPOT” a. 10 Ww ides 19 with quick silver unit $125. | | 36 CHE\ ROL. 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News, Reid ony: Gporta * slebte U:e0wsR, vinell ; ke, ’ | i ® ww, Faye Busabeth WPON, Chuck Lewis WPONR, Sports \ ' sailed on a charge that he con- spired to vidlate a federal court injunction anion 2, sailing. William fatingion St. James, Long Island, N.Y., returned to Honolulu. providing a-~ navigator just in time to get the 30-foot ves- se] under way. George Willoughby, Blackwood Terrace, N.J., one of the crew, said the ketch was well outside: the three-mile territoria] limit: when the Coast Guard caught up. Huntington was afrested on the return to —— i * * i Because of the doctrine of hot pursuit, it made no difference that the ketch was nabbed out- side the limit of ‘United States jurisdiction, said Asst. U.S. Atty. Edgar D. Crumpacker. The doc- a holds that a criminal can be pursued across @: border and. that his captute in\such cases is' legal. : | May 1, That conaies in, Judge Jon Wiig finding the crew guilty of linge injunction against the trip. He gave them! suspended sentences and put them on probation for a year that time.: crewmen are Orion Sher-’ wood, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and James Peck, New York City.’ Bigelow, Huntirigton and Willough- by. are — Sherwood is a ring in Mexican border town -|vorced quietly, in marked con- in “Spider Webb.” Rita - NEW YORK—I was on a three-day diet and. had one as jtrast to the furor that surrounded Moreno, Shai -K. Ophir. 9:25 (2) News. . jto g0.'Pd melted off « couple of chins and was feeling con- Se nee eee «om - |9:60 o Pat Boone, Gary Crosby. he @ Beat the. Clock. eS ag * * * . @) Wee (4) People's Cheice. D Our Fr a ener Suddenly I got invited back as a judge of || Mary Wemer, daughter of a, , oe ae Mandy a secret the Miss Universe contest at Lorg Beach, gy local saga and (4) Bo riage (Re-run Billboard. . Calif. in hs That reminded me I ees, ; Cummings Jr., “ore te 2 ae ni aa * to 4 ~ tie ce tale cemetos poems 6:30 (%) Frontier Doctor. * eg Soler di US. Const (2) Garry Moore. - Guie ator gin pot « Sao Plat fy in -Saboteurs on lonely rag a —*. ". ‘ atts is the son of Mr. and Mrs, © Gpeamronds. American RE orgy: verge : oe Pi hpetontisg to ‘ateciome her Osi oeeek Petedsipaia sav calies & face ordeals of Red) -. per -* €F © 8/t9:39 (4) Treasure Hunt. | : Tie senior Cummings sought to See eues Where) Playhomse 8. Saves | S iol os act wrociet ae a at mee : _ ao’ tt) News: LeGoft. ~ded cast in “Inpocent Sleep." 11:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey. : Semone " s caggaee — ~ req owe at : : ; . r * ’ 3 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps wt:00 (1) Make Mé Laugh, = {lk Sindh: shnggechag—tun. aha' eviteciily heughe: out 9” spired to induce young Cummings 3 a Howe. 11:25 (1) News. - whole delicatessen. Salami, pate, caviar, meatballs, herring, 4 =e 6:45 (2) News: "Edwards. jg — Prana Cloon- ‘ ham, liverwurst, re wrens. beets, several cheeses, butter, 7 naan + vt 7:00 (7) Sports Parade. jn: Sm Wiliqns snd i 2 ee Consequences. | er a = \ Qe Badia. Geddie. Indian ad- pee Sa | So there went red diet—but Zahra told me things o of in- | Lutheran church last June 29. coma: a Playhouse cont.) @) Ricky ‘— _|terest to beauty queens and their kinfolks; first that the con- Croat Suige Witten | Grans . (4) (ctlor) Mich. Outdoors. |... Rewdy Doody = itests are good.but that the cheesecake “art” doesn’t help. bing granted Mrs. Cummings the : (2) Silent Service. 16:15 (9) Weather. ; U:45 (7) Noontime Comics. ; * * * divorce on her charge of cruelty. a eas (9) Film Fare 2 | “The photographers. said I should concentrate on puting my . i sematedel, ie ae 3:10 (2) Weather. jfleure displayed in the maga- Mrs, Cummings’ maiden name : 7:15 (7) News: Daly. : Inappened from i," Zahra ad. vapeieti Iuidisie~ie he «inde up 0 eosilia' @ cierenting wih ; revenge. a a moby, she was we sen all ey. Contig troll (9) Theater. Joan Crowlory, (1:0 (D Love ef Life mitted. George Gobel as star of a weekly hour-long television show, singer | gifts and furnishings. E Coes ake ” BY (4) Tie Tac Dough. “But the fitle was good—it Eddie Fisher 's already looking forward to fall and the new TV year. — p= Rho cage ueute | (4) Music Bingo. Audienc= (9) Barney's Gang. .Eddie, shown here with his wife, movie actress Debbie Reynolds, : a6 —- icipation: doubled my modeling fee—but hopes to star in his‘own weekly program pext season. NOW =. =. (2) Playhouse (cont.) 12:30 (4) It Could Be You. rather than being an Anita =. ‘ww ee 80 (4) {color) Tic Tac Dough. a. {T) Soupy’s On | : = a ye Ekberg or Jayne Mansfield, I'd | e : 'show,” he says, “I used te come BIG APPLIANCE @) Sgt. Preston. Todianl "" (9) siartight (cont) | (2) Search for Tomiorrow, {like tO get success from my | Inger Carns jon and sing four songs, maybe| : | — to gold mine myrder oS See. acting ...* py five, and leave. I never really felt BARGAIN SALE! (2) News: LeGoff. |12:45. (2) Guiding Light. | She practiced English dili- . i was in _ business, ; 11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. ‘1:00 (2) Ladies Day. gently with the help of phono- i for Mor e Video . *. SHOP TODAY & SAVE Te ey nt Ths| (2) Miss Fairweather. (4) graph records in Americanese, | “But thie is exciting. I hate toll QN THESE BELOW: — identity of Th (7) Little Margie hoping to impress a girl friend be! use a cliche, but it gets in your | ye Ste soon) jusae (4 ) a . (9) Movie. call wend, od for several Partner George Go boo And I've learned so much @ REFRIGERATORS (2) § months. end returned, a U business, especially, ee Groucho] ; :30 (2) As The World Turns. |and Zahra greeted her with Wants to Cut Down to/rnn my own company produces] © WASHERS pos Rowe ae. Diamond. Dia. L2:% (2> Nightwatch Th. Robert! (7). Topper. a salvo of her new English. Monthly Program ‘my show. I don't know of any-f @ DRYERS _mond sets self up as potential » Ryan “Berio Expres. |e:00 2) Our Miss “Zahra!” exclaimed the girl cakes anal hale @ RANGES hit-and-run victim to prove! @ ef —— friend. “Where have you been - By CHARLES DENTON © TELEVISION another man is innocent. 41. 59 (7) Night Court. toty speaking Swedish?” | HOLLYWooD «Ns)—with the Walks 800 Miles 30 a Real McCoys. Hassie’s e le (cont.) (2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth. | Zahra, unusual fer a Swedish ‘coming of TV’s summer hiberna- t P re Chi @ FREEZERS aud over lemnaly (Gale Ge roa Frac geraacreree beauty winner because she’s a tion season, these are the days lO FO icago @ DISHWASHERS set the famliy. a te ce tee Lenin 2) Heme Pasty. brunette; is studying with a ZAHRA ‘when weekly performers lift weary M ‘s Lett AND (9) Movie (cont.) — , comedian an (4) Kitty Foyle. ‘famous drama coach Lee Strasberg and has done many TV "ed-rimmed eyes heavenward and JY. ayors er . (4) Dragnet. Friday’ finds (2) N’wat ht (com) las 9) Ho F shows and a few movies, “Success,” she remarked, with great cieaal never again'” NEW YORK (AP)—Eight h MANY OTHERS aeeere eee case while in- 2:35 (9) Home Fair. wisdom for one so young, “is relative. I was a successful mode! —. « *« @ acd une bo ide Shep oe v ating missin TSOD § g ; » ve xt g @ pe ; 's:00 (2) Big Payoff. . . aa — — 17 and still have money in the bank 5... Eadie Fisher. who had his deliver a letter, but Max L. Cowan (2) Climax. Texas rancher FRIDAY NNRNING | ¢4) (color). Matnee Theater.|“°T® “A* * earned. first sustained fling’ at real show takes things like that in his stride. ; (Fernando Lamas) stumbles 6:3 © (7) American Bandstand. . * * * business in years this fading sea- Cowan started hiking from Chi- ane ) Meditations. | (9) Movie. | Therefore she laughed at a Hollywood director who told her ‘on. has a different arrangement. "Ago an ah . = bith, - that her own face was very expressive and that she should “Tq like to de more mext sea. Pere Tuesday. A former amateur &05 (2) Farm Front. . ordi . g boxer hiking enthusiast. nar ea aos |S38 (2) Verdict Is Yours. start doing the Martha Raye-type of rubbery distortions. son,” the wiry, 30-year-old singer | sande a fae DRI 7:00 (2) T. V. College. (7) Do You Trust Your Wile} 1 don’t mean to tell you that Zahra’s aims are set high but | says easily. “Td like on Fa’ ' * * _si (7B as } ! ' ce : * *61 , Le noes ee eae: rr Today, 4:00 (2) Beighter Day. pit roa the book about one of her countrywomen — show raged Paya be — etimened icae ab Y..| Kun DERAMA (4) Queen for a Day. en red ka cal torment for stockbroker, yesterday presented S UILDER AI 7:38 (2) Cartoon Frolic. (7) American Bandstand ! mee a variet 5 a letter from Richard J. Daley, “| 92 W Huron 8:08 (2) Captain Kangaroo. THE MIDNIGHT EARL ly show. mayor of Chicago. to Mayor Rob-| _ . @) Cartoon Carnival. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. = Eddie’s eagerness may presage ert F. Wagner. The Chicago offi-| are YOU coming : | , Paul Dougias’ illness cancelled his “Caine Mutiny” TV’er in the ultimate, as yet undecided, cial invited Wagner to attend the _ : 8:30 (7) Big Show. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. ees ... Peter Ustinov shook hands with the hostess at a fasodea Gaieseesr Neclanee | ee aa to be held! (9) Bi : : AIF luncheon and she found eve y ~ \8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. ay et Meneseey' Tremats ‘for the childrens’ cause . oivietor Berge wes signed iy Pontiac NBC, an arene worked out ' an. Behe ta me Ps Mo- SERVICE ° 7 le simply becafuse ere wasnt haw falley Investing Co, in, T V ; iS (4) Modern Romances. ae eee Ger the Pols Might tor Vibe | ud ore neath a or aah network time available fer, ‘Utica, is 5 feet 542 and weighs QREANONABLE RATES . acness -the-Pole or his big Monaco benefit party. ..-h to have a private showcase |155 pounds. He said he lost about | — Le . 1 Rese’ ET 5:9 (2) Detroit Bandstand. Comic Alan King was the only American invited to entertain oe week. 12 pounds f (ding ay pee cues Joan. at Queen Elizabeth's Command Perforniance July: 3 . Lonesome George reportedly is | * * + —- . 2 “Ree pla AoE ig ca EARL’S PEARLS: A democracy is a country in which every-| muttering ‘about reducing his ex-| On weekends at home, Cowan === sade, Looney Toons. ‘body has an equal right, to feel superior to the other fellow.— ertions to perhaps one show a said, he usually takes 40-mile 5 Gn ae beens Y 5:30 (2) Susie. Billy Arthur. That's earl, brother. |month next semester, which would hikes. MU NTZ TV 15 Chew upon Ve | (4) Ceolor) It's Great World. (Copyright, 1958) eave the show's currest time slot eo Thaliand YWUW | (1) Mickey Mouse Club. ‘more of less open to Fisher. Drowns After Class | SERVICE | 17 Let stand wh evede— (9) Serial Theater. ‘MUCH TOUGHER : Wy | ‘ATE | ber of " boo ere Uy Eee | Methodist. Peck says he is a non-| “George's work is so much’ oN ATER, Oxia. 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