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Display: ae Be Visible Again Tonight ~ the next-18 monthsol more. freak) weather over the world, and more brilliant northern lignts displays. /STUDY EFFECTS Scientists of many countries con-); centrated: today on studying the | effects of a major explosion on) tthe sun which coincided nicely. with ithe opening of the Intefnational | Geophysical Year. __Actwaliy, the flare ecru three days ago, but its effects | = “ ; = pe A ey mane, : ns Ma Downs | ware net ated amit carly 750: terday. Russian scieritists at | the first to report it. They, ifaghed word to IGY communica-' a paid off fora Milford mother. It, "Mishap on Water as - Hoffa's Delen ~ Seeks Mistrial jm degrees. - iplayed @ huanch.’’ for i Employed at Socony-Mobii Oil Racial Views’ in i Case | oe, Mra. Scott has WASHINGTON - n—The defense three | aha oy set ft ‘moved today for a mistrial im’ , “worker employed in | labor leader James Hofta’s brib-| tesres ery-conspiracy trial, contending a} witness had brought! \ July, for..which entries closed ‘¢ Saturday afternoon: ént- eight Negroes on the jury. US. Dist, Judge Burnita Matthews said she would rule on the motion later in the day and Hood letids 3 Aussies aang le ordered the: ‘i! °° Into Wimbledon Semi’s Hoffa, Midwest. boss of tne | Teamsters Union, and Hyman 1 _ -Hoad deteated a . Fischbach, Miami attorney,: i imate, Mervyn Rose, 6-4, a— with “planting” dohn 6-3, today to lead three Austral- ets neeeee Seeond-seeded Ashley Cooper de-iered. Dragging ope s were <2-feed Metta the committee's ™ ‘ated Herbie Flam of Beverly after dark Sun t, to} "side Tatormation sine Cait, 63, 7.5; 61. Neale be resumed early foday. “Ee Weather for Tuesday | Cheaisty, the prosecution's star|Fraser eliminated ULF schmidt of] The - last’. Agieriean “hope. was’ eliminated when Vic Seixas of Phil-| Edward B. Wiatiees, | fa'S adelphia, former champion, was ‘The Polish ote aaah ene ree ety Pe ‘Takes: Pony i fi She forecast 8: 17 pam. June 17. The hottest moment frie —4of the month turned out toi" “|be 2:20 p.m. June 17 when: Ite thermometer Boared to: . the semi-finals of the |p $1,500 Treasure , . 'cause your puzzle is late. itim Sunday afternoon. day. Lakt, whe drowned in Kent | [ates at A 3 be Milton am | | Peon: ‘St., Dear. | born ariing the oct which coved Lakh. | Kivela told Oakland County Sher. | prosecution Although Mrs. Seott has carried iff's Deputies that he turned to see in “racial views” in a manner to off June's honors, there will be Lakti “fall off the skis, and he) prejudice the jury. There are; another Weather Man. Contest Bee! aia from the boat to rescue the ‘floundering man, He § sev- jeral times at the struggling Lakti,) (but could not hoid him and he final- ‘ly sank- into about 2 20 feet of waters Witnesses on shore, about 300 to oe yards away, substantiated Ki- “vela’ s report.’ Deputi¢s do not yet’ WIMBLEDON, England ®—Top-icnow exactly what caused Lakti feam-\to fall from:.the skis. ‘but the dis- 44,-10-8.'covery that_one ski was damaged ‘ed_them. to believe he may have hit a floating object. The body has not yet been recov- H elp: Yourself to Pot-O-Gold's “They” aid ‘there's: tie such thing? as easy , but tat was be- fore Pat ‘You can't find “an easier way to make $1,50) than to send us a . solution to. this ‘week's puzzle. If select the 20 correct numbers, that. dverflowing pot will be emptied right into your 's second weekend drowning vic- +, glean new information about the! | The fitst victim, Charles. Koontz.’ and the sun which stron affects ty7, of 18%4 Maplewood —St., Li fife on the planet. - 4 | How did she ‘pick dhe-tilie aagivonia, drowned when the seven-foot date ‘she submitted to The Press? Prem he was in was swamped “Welt, 2:97pm June—17_ was! ‘the exact time and date I was Hit Prosecution Witness baptized,” said Mrs. Scott. cs in. About 10,000 scientists are par- | the choppy whters of Loon Lake, ticipating in the 18-month studies, {Commerce Township, early-Satur-; : ° communications Pach _havigation = Van Atta Backers fo Ask Trial Board Hear \Backers of dinmissed Waterford rohabte Police Chief tHartor today as other eraft tooted'“old” and ‘new’ at historie St. Frank Van Atta are expected to” demand-a-trial_board.a_weleome = hearitlg for him-tonight when the township board meets fons centers “all over the world, i ae pega 2 Bigs promptly” along to scientists at 2,000 IGY! gai germs tm > em alerting ‘them to ty or and OU Russia and “mania her satellites—? Vearth, “its oceans, its atmosphere opening officially today, | Practical benefits such as better ;weather forecasting, - improved Washington Stfers a forecast for” Stenniil E i j ome amie + Michigan Watches Northern Lights donxiowmes Hitc'GUN — This ic Sos of te radio telescopes at Bouider,Cole. eperated- by——cal-Wear- opening 4 lay the telescope—will- the Boulder laboratories of the National Bureau the sun across the sky. Each operates at % ‘dit ferent frequency. - Revised Count cor Hike i THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. art hoped for as-a result of thejcial bulletin frosi American IGY| ' Already, - phenomenda._has Michigan was Wéaied io # spee- The solar‘flare—a giant geyser) — & aurora — Northern and Southern tacular; display of northern lights—jof solar particles and.radiation| Radle blackouts were expected |r tl grcer enig the Aurora Rorealis—for almost;streaming out probably hundreds to eccur in many places threugh- |Northern and Southern hemi vig Burial - irimarad of thousands of miles from the) werld before io- | Spheres. {five hours Sunday night and early/Sf_ the earth | ~—e re mightiall te | "solar flares of varying intenaity| for “Nameless Victims. ens ared as bright shafts s Sek oo = ae and ships at Pg pvr he maximum ‘ocealty te 1b in Louisiana y appe: as t storms in the high atmosphere. “Airerett ps at sea i - — tot tight throughs the the ‘sky with wav-!—sach hig storms, which. ation and year cycles. as do sun spots. ing streamers of pale green, green- ed; “Tn fact, the 18-month- 1GY--was: YROM-OUR-WIRE-SERVICES— “ ase pais Maing | yeakiot) LAKE CHARLES, La— The jights were visible through ae probing: the de: the entire Great Lakes region, the of hurricane and wave- _ jweather bureay said. | sttitken Cameron _ today’ The weather bureau | uncovered m@yy addition- al bodies, sending unoffi- }Cial estimates of the final death toll upward once” 45 ed “The: Lake Charles _Ameri- can Press said the toll .. \would run between 400 and * 500, probably about 450, -|basing ‘its estimate on the |rapid discovery of more vic- tims* during a systematic check of the surrounding treatment in Lake Charles * * : An estimated 70,000 head of cat. / tle are floating in‘ the slimy marsh {CouBRES-6F-south Cameron_parish, .. where 105-mile-an-hour winds shot jashore at 4 a.m. Thursday followed . © 4 ene aetae a ane at 7:30 in the township hall. Partly Cloudy, Warm | In an extended weather outlook! ithe U.S. Weather Bureau has re- ported that temperatures will. av- erage about two to three degrees above the normal 83.high and gor- mal 62 low for the next five days. Seattered thunderstorms are €x- pected mostly in the late afternoon or evening on Ww ednesday or Thurs-7 own pockets. Turn to page 10 and get started on your entry right now. With the prize this high, yout can't afford to be disqualified per day. The lowest temperature recorded | in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 53. At 2 p.m. i mmm Cot pave ae mle of Cres. cury registered 75. PY ids gegen Ra lis is is in the Cascade! - miles “southéast ea 4 was elimirfated As lof a sharply reduced budg-!; jet, joined the Waterford po-/ The tiny ‘bark, a replica of the} lice department when it be igs tee arrived unter if of Standards. During the asacerassw Geophysi- Previously, tea Winertor tae | han Sound and the ing Ket ing Board ‘approved the but it was turned down by Expected nd ri Maytlower Uses Her Own Power | for New York — NEW. YORK (@®—Moving under her an power, the Mayflower II lsailed slowly across New York’ | x * * t- By- midmorning, the ship was: nearing the Statue of Liberty, an’ The group questions the dismissal of Van Atta Without schetiuled to dock at Pier 81 ony an early qualifying lead. considering his cama nit tights. Van. Atta, whose postithe Hudsori’ River | by noon. Al Peter Thomson, winner of the} of either there are. a result brisk wind gave her a ‘proud. e as she made her approach. Fair and warmer is the weather action in. ‘the rezoning. ‘of Wiltiarss Prey iy igies “on the bem first and sixth Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, outlook for this area. ‘Laxe ‘road propétty,, “from the rail-| ye oi * € "holes, nt (Continued on Page 2, Cob, 3>-. , a low tonight will — fd road _to. Mag from ac Delayed. at Newport for almost __ s o 6 s. Tomorrow wi to. commercial. area is known’ E degrees. Tysnorrow will tate Park Si gp orgy aed Reflect Peak Business in’ 1956 [high of & to 86. | division, way to the city: througli Long 'Is- into the harbor. ‘The little ship had Heft Newport shortly after Satur-) Zoning Board iday. midnight, towed by a com- » 8 = Board members also will review! and discuss the rural zoning ordi- P Oakland County which objected nonweny “ribbon-type"” /mereial tugboat, zoning. in the township. Petitions with 163 names pro the zoning change (B® Protests. but OKs Bill been submitted to the’ board, -ac- James heat, | saying he acted “under duress," ‘ LANSING ® —~ Gov. | illiams, y affixed bis signature to the bill, thereby tor 25 million dollars a. | gutomobile and building materials. by waves of near tidal proportions, rhich drowned most of the Cattle, leaving salty water to take-@ tolf County Golfer Has plese that srvived the Poor Start in Open. ian \ ABLE PUMPS _ ST. ANDREWS, Scotland @ —: Portable pumps weed into | je fight today 14 sa \The. British Open got under way 20,000 of Canioes pila this morning: with 269 players that survived Hurricane Audrey. scrambling over two courses, the| The air literally smells of death, i In Lake Charlies, where most ) of the ; | apres F \ a survivors are being cared im the par 36-36-72 fo the refugeestoday- obeyed —— par lor the 6,992 the , sk ster taren, Angel Angelini ot Italy, ‘shot 37-3370 ‘to take the sick, bury the dead.” ~ No one really knew how many ‘past three years, had- 36-35—71,| | UNOFFICIAL GUESS Pes preteen Gene ws) Val Peterson, President Sen i a jhower's : personal . representative ‘Tom Draper, Royal Oak ama-|.aig at least 200 and possibly 500 |persons died. “But it's a very un- —— ieetieted guess,"” he added. State Tax Receipts. Soar - LANSING (®—The State Revenue Department to- | \ | day reported’ 1956-57 state tax receipts hit a new. . peak, reflecting record business activity. a - “Despite‘all: claims to the contrary, Michigan b ‘bus! ness, of which tax collections represent the most ac- Curate. barometer, reached an ahsine high record," the department said. -\ _ Sales-tax yield hit $309, 600,000, or about 2.7 million dollars over the preceding year, hotwithstanding a. | drop of about’ five million dollars in, revenue from Collections ‘from: retail transactions ne other bust nesses more than offset the docling, - building materials. RES _ Business. vlitvitiel taxes eles up tos smo, compared with. $59, 400,000 in 1955-56." ej The three-cents a ne ‘rom Icy Pp eak rage . nnedy to Run in 60? : jee # ox voll is a wall of|tain on the forthwest, side, sim. KO dy to : ae fee "with reins ses The|lar to. the attempt, the four were - PHILADELPHIA YINS) — Sen; a Ae bm a om mere / Mtmpded at the making i teat tat nome st | ba i si Ri acto cl ag peed of tile tail, tie to move Rescue parties from Seattle, sud be hones “planned” on Une cer pohdedy » jaany ‘direction, The ice fall had @ Yakima, Ellensberg, Goldendale nut the presidency in ne eLoee sii Midegree slant. |... nd cLengview, Wash., and--Hood’- ae ated he would ace): ee ee Sheritt Bx Kaiser sabi all four ‘River, Ore., were on the moun- cept the “atic noinination Markets ....:. eiiataany of the climbers, whe were being tain fwhen Uber. and the others it offered. to hin. ee 3! me ae en taken to Yakima for observation, [were femal Gnd Sipeved thelr’ way | sports -. Discrete climbers ‘down to safety. ‘ \ "Slee Editorial on 7 fe aters. eee re 34 \ oe ao olice dhol ‘ve & Radio Programs»... a Pontiac arta Baper eit he 6 P sl Wilson, Eart*....... sii Sak “daly. | and barangay rege 6 | Wonte’s Pages ........ 193 ‘ Ft 0 gs eee 4 ge ee ‘ ra ree ees fia Vee 4 ear $2, 200,000, a gain or % C) g Ff: g ig Leetlls ty : TEER Soak gecee i a é 4 : = ; : ‘ ea > # * : es Bek af oh \ i 3 e ’ Driver Pleads Guilty it a ! “Franklin H. Marens, 45, of 744|Quette, died iff . . Cold figures indicate | “lay. traffic jam will bring “Day h CHICAGO (#—Traffie accidents may kill 535 _— Americans during the long Independence Day holi- day, the National Safety Council saidtoday. = = 102-hour period runs from 6 p.m. local time | Wednesday to midnight Sunday, we a Aes oe ‘used.to meet the extra holiday hazards, “the holi- . That-would be a new high for the Independence | oliday. The record is 491, established during * OO that unless extra care is death to 535. persons. — - Weekend Fatal List Soars fo 20 State Traffic Takes 11, While 8 Are Drowned - and Man Dies in Fall _ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS _ Michigan's weekend fatality toll) soared to 20 Sunday’ night when’ EEF i . during certain periods So both these influences must be; taken. into consideration in ‘ap- praising the effects of weather on hamans, which is sometimes quite | 5#Y _ @reat. Generally speaking, of course. most peopie feel best. physically, when they are under a high pressure area of. clear, dry ar, = : 4 The Weather Fol! 0.5. Weather Bureag Report " Pawerac a ight. low - jae ¥ G4 per: toe = ._ variable at 4 46 8 miles per heer te- and gouthwesteriy 1 Might m per one tempéraiuie preceding # aa. At © a.m: Wind velocity 10 mp b. Direction West. en Sun sets Monday et 8:12 p.m. ‘Tuesda oo am. Rew BS th 6. fee a '7 temeorrew. Today in Pontiac at. ete e es eee bee town Temperateres he psychological effect is also } VICINITY — Fair te- Temerrow tiv te a a : Sunday tn Pontiag’ temperature ....-. Ss . ‘ gadsagessenea Pa ttt it ‘i a a2aaesgeeses qe juries suffered.Saturday when 8 2 2 784 _ : in 10a! Suneey’s “‘Teinpératere Chart 72 50 Los Angeles pines Chicage SSSrsseasssecs ‘ i : I ey if : : ‘il E intersection. Jeannette ‘Tompkins, 12, Albion, the auto in which she was. riding “Witliam B. Kelly, 47, Grand Ra - drowned Saturday after dishing in Séikirk Lake, about ‘ four miles southwest of Wayland. Paul Marnon, 36, Middleton, urday after he fell overboard riding in a motorboat on Saginaw * * * Donald Shaw, 2%, -Fiint, killed Saturday when his. car crashed into-a tree 17 miles south- west of Flint. eee CAR RAMS TREE - | « Constance C,. Wissmiueller, 41, ‘Mount Clemens, was killed Friday night when her ato rammed a tree in Macdmb County. - 32 Rapids, ; swimming ‘in an abandoned quarry ih. - suburban Wyo Township. . .. =e * * * *| A Detroit pedestrian, Edward As- \selin, G,.died Sunday night of ‘in- a four-day period in 1950. was injured fatally Saturday’ when| ae | Forecast for 1960 Hold Mass Burial for Storm Victims | (Continued From Page One) president of tho American Red Cross, was en hand bat hat” nothing more than a guess: as to the number of dead. pee --As for the loss: in -property, Pet-. the former civil defense very high.” While rescue operations contin- ued, with military personnel arid, aeons sfogging primeval soze of the ‘search ot , & mass funeral being i F ; A Oct. 15 date has the com qu by af 55 men and .other repair rooms, and a iy recreation The 1 E ag 8 a raid by ple police of- ficers at 197 Chippewa Rd., where said obscene movies were 12 | silty to charges pleaded guilty a possessions and left them with the unforgettable memories. of dying friends. ~ cn the out | : Many of. the survi walls with mournfdl and ~uncom- dren, as if incredibly happy the young ones were still alive. children look forlornly at the- mere fortunate mothers, and “etter to share the chores of tend- ing to the children’s needs. ~ But home is home and these peo- of them. will have hardly more to start with than did their pioneer fathers who waded through the £25 of practically all their material) ple intend to rebuild although most, : of 392 Midway St., was in. satisfac- tory condition today at St. Joseph fhe Tr | B i ih i Ei 2g re i z. r $ 3 i | 5 ay tt : F : I marsh lands to found such towns _ WASHINGTON ~ Some popula- tion experts estimate the United States will “have more tha car struck him. } . n/IiL ee other child bad given the ‘million inhabitants by 1960. Temporary Funds yeat today. by quickly pa: haven't yet -gotten- their 1%58 ap- Hee ia Pe : Le ee A voice vote hastened the’ b i ill to nar 3 Agencies Allotted M on ] . * ; oe WASHINGTON @ — ‘The Houseymissjon, the “Tennessee Valley J start of ‘the 1958 fis-/authority “and the Internation fos, ee = a i j % | ey ai Cooperative Administration, Which handles the foreign sid pro- today also are House-Renate com- e agreements on the Agricul- ! | Mercy Hospital after a beer bottle as Cameron, which is 90 per cent | oiovad bent bottle can to phty with. | | se a of. F ‘ if, : i H } § Afi i Ff = | : | 7 : i z : if es ! BERGE Hiri = = nd » * $S.: MONDAY, JULY. i, 19 g = + le ~ Sa ae “te - : +g ; WHITE ond colors ~~ Men’s ‘DAN RIVER’ ; fF I i | j id ‘Get Over $800 ‘From Gas Station in Pontiac Twp. ast Beghee fel ea Man Injured in Accident Robert A. Williams, 16, of 16229 Woodbine Rd., Detroit, was tf 4-2 ROM Cot Any 14-2 ROMEX WIRE 3° For Dining. 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PONTIAC PRESS. uowae, suri 1. 1951 i Billy Gialenh: Mother Joins | NEW YORK@®— Evengelisticncther ‘to the Garden sohet. garded by all Christian 3 stiches Gnisitelhcsbiiad, A oe os yas Billy Graham's mother joined| went outside. te, speak Briefly t0lthe basis of Givilied society,” and] at 5,000. heard him preach from ‘“But’ we: must. United With Wife, Sons|Siia Garden last ‘ight total] "22. could not get, inside ° * eauge a eae the steps of the Salem Methodist/CUrist in our After Listed Drowning)ot the virtues and blessings of a et ay ao rsa an “MAnyy. tation’ can. only ‘de-tinl The evengtiiet trom Nort Care: , Last April 26 : gg agg by an audi-\Ville, Ky, Loudspeakers later car- strong as The greatest|lina called’ race relations. “the| Graham said ‘ " . men . éhce announced as 19,200, ted 5, (Graham sald “The home is re-|ioned on battlefields but it adhe RS oe The hh, et Pa PASCO, Wash. w—The rector|ing 700 standees, An estimated 5,- : cradle of the Episcopal church here, be-/ 000 gathered outside, unable to be, ‘ s : Total attendance at the Garden the ; tieved. drowned in an Idaho lake mae to the arena because of Severe ‘Back’ Bruises meetings to date was announced|Trash Man Returns ‘_., pheod _regulations, A. spokesman "> April 26, returned to his “peg ane. as ‘805,800. Graham's call last. . : and his parish late last night. oa a ag seeeet boat ‘Meter Reading night: for. ‘decisions ‘oe lida Rings, Worth $1,250 a hoot meetings to 5 rtued tom the dead whe a Mam, Now York cre. es dames ee ASD since’ the, meciings bagn tendi eg s rs, nne ic 15. . es ses aay nang de etal Eel i ite swechin bend A vag approve a $75 mit m’s office ere two ar ry ra 2 worth Cathedral in San Frandisco. He)" her 60s, urged that parents His injuries involved an. auto- Will be no ‘meetings at the Gar-; a oe was. a ~ was dressed-as—a-—workman and Te%r their children in the ° +| mobile accident, iden tonight and the next - two) : his hands were calloused. ~ lan -_ pn the — and take) The doctor's report listed . “‘se- ‘se- succeeding Monday nights, to give concealed t * *« * a eat, hier Sige Re 2 vere bruises” along with a series the evangelist and his associates|the blind, The first indication of returning ‘band, William pel ‘Graken meg - lengthy eg per —- Vi rt ee had _ = ten and. memory came as he read the par-| anatomy accident. re so far during ew; When the loss was. ish bulletin. He asked a fellow | iq then! — ae ht tee hing} noted ‘that Martin rag Be back York, crusade. ad city sanitation’ worker orshipper - cy omobile at t i ry t atter-|grepont contacted, : woe povttind Ses for God ip their children. . — him. He ey was peed ation Serer a Har-/taken: the blinds home without : ‘ina & was, he sought help from. Canon Graham, before introducing. his over. £ ; ote lem, New_ York's main —— their hidden value. - : 4 : a : : * 2 | SMGMEY OISTHLLERS 00. aye HLEnoen wast, uP . 5% GRAIN MEUTAAL SPRITE Richard Byfield, the clergyman who had conducted the service. Talking with Canon Byfield, the Rev. Mr. D knowledge of his identity. He held a tearful telephone reunion with his wife. He was given the cloth- ing of an Episcopal clergyman. With his workingman’s clothes in a paper bag, he flew from San Francisco.to_Portland, Ore., and then to Yakima, Wash. ee At Yakima, he was met by his wife and the Rev, Charles May, |- the Episcopal rector at Kenrie- wick, Wash., and a friend of the Daughters. The three then drove to Pasco, | afriving late last night. | ters’ four sons, aged 3 to 13 years, greeted him. Search for Datghters started! ‘after his boat was found aban- doned and damaged on Lake Coeur D'Alene. A week later the search was given up and- Daugh- ters was listed as. “presumably drowned.”; A memorial fund for the aig of his children had -been s ‘ il x * * The parish had chosen a new * rector and had called the Rev. Lester Kinsolving, vicar of St. “Thomas Church at Rodeo and St. Philip's Church at El Sobrante, Calif. . Wrong Side of Street CONCORD, N. C. Ww — Earl (Doc) Webster, a 38-year-old Kan- napolis farmer, was charged with -d@riving under the influence of al- Se cohol. Officers sald he drove his} ~~ farm tractor down th®wrong side of Concord’s main street. WAYNE | GABERT'S x as ofe'e” oe '@ 0 @ | BEST | oe Botlesterenansesestetete WASHER || | SRR BUY : 5 eee eee ‘THE VICEROY FILTER >, [al MM AN-ORDINARY FILTER incon sak the dilhemnn tk inp Viedcs tip! 20,000 a You get only half as many filters if you smoke the other filters! Yes,’ you' get the filter-power of 20,000 filters in two largest-selling filter cigarettes. 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We feel the citizens would be - “one hundred per cent behind Mr. Leonarp and would accept his find- ings. _ Certainly it would be ‘inexpedient for a group of local people to cope withthe problems. They're too com- plex and there are too many ‘Tami- fications, ~ Also, personalities would creep in to modify or. distort the‘ulti- | __.___ mate solution. one. His own personal réputation as : wen and would. guarantee an im- partial finding.- — | We need. the truth. = 2 x * We may have to strengthen, modify or even discard. our cur- rent Civil Service procedure. ” Jittle understanding. Perhaps it . < 4s. sound pores in isolated “in- - All of ey are aa cies factors and require the services of an - expert, It is no ‘place for a group —_of_amateurs._ Their honesty and 5 a nothing if they do not understand the requirements of both sides. x * * Bia os * « Leonaxp is under obligations ions tono a high police official would be at . Perhaps we voted it with too — aah aay intentions—_will__avail .us — ae Seaman cnn meeeecee oe Fourth: What you should not _ celebrate with a fifth. : = We're being ‘pet on our honor by Sheriff Frank W. Irons in: regard. ‘to our ‘traffic behavior over the oe 4 holiday. Our record over Memor- iat Day—was- super , and Frank feels that, with the same care we can do as well over the Fourth. Anyway, he wili have the men on the job to_jog our — * any shortcomings. Today completing 27 years on the Oak: ‘land County Board of Auditors is Robert Y. Moore, who has been its chairman for ss asteities Bocaire: Bee - me Evidently knowing where good company abounds, a beautiful ° batterfly with a wingspread just under six-inches appeared in our. editorial room the other morning. Another two-pound brook trout, a rugged individualist, was taken the other day by ~ Patriek Bresins * In a little creek near his home in Water- toré: Township, that has no connection with any river.or lake in which any fish ware been se ae ~—-Here's- rs-4-eink qreleoming: hand to land County's newest Village, | ‘Weed Creek Farms, _in- the northeast, carol of Farmington eompletely honest and we k be has a splendid grasp of his duties and the requirethents of his‘ office. We also believe he has lacked diplo- macy at times and at intervals_his public and departmental relations have been badly bungled. KK BeEOR. eo . On the other hand, it appears as though his hands aré tied and he is helpless in ‘certain func- tions of his office. This is ridicu- lous.. The men on the force must be accountable to their chief. He must possess the power to hire and- -fire:-Perhaps in some cir- cumstances : tere could be te- _dress.to_the Board of. Appeals _ but no executive where. can function. _~—----~ “without definite E authority. This cannot be dele- i gated to.a board. Maké no mis- take about that. * * =. 8 . What does the word “Chief” mean? ts Are we going to make it a mock- se ery? ~~ If we do, the taxpayers.and the . - City will be the big losers in the end. It won't be the Chief,the men or the Board. : ee, 4 Efficiency will end. , Morale will ebb away... Pontiac will:end up with nothing -Ayat shoddy indifference, and a weak, spineless force, accountable _conly to a nebijlous shadow. 3 What a farce. eee : | ® “1 i} This is no time to duck the = Va - Conatruet ive step must va ‘ ” ‘Sele Sak Ay : : ‘ i ‘a ‘ ‘ as petit: also a full set. of other officers — and voted for a three mill tax limit. _-From_ the president of.a Detroit hort “culture elub, © : _ Mrs, Hortense Burnaby, tomes a letter asking if we have any more marsh marigolds among the wild-— flowers “in the swamps around Pontiac.” We still have them a little further out, but we call them by their low brow name, cow slips—and will continue to do 80. A pair of mourning doves, “nesting: near the home of Mr. .and Mrs. Aléx Farnsworth near Rochester, show an even greater de- votion to each other than the devotion for which that bird is famous. Both try - to ait on the nest i said same: ‘time. “Oakland County loses its ‘eel oldest woman in the death of Mrs. Susan Frederika Keck of Lake Orion, who died ‘recently, aged 105. The oldest is Mrs. Eliza Beaumont Taylor - ,ot Highland, w who will be. 108 on her next “birthday. Wagering his ple for a month that the. Detroit Tigers would be in the first divi-- es : sion on Aug. 1, “Jack Smithfield ~ of Birmingham, according to his wife (with whom he bet), now wants an ex- tension to Sept. i—or- next Art, ~ Verbal Orchids to— a a Mrs, Agiies eh; mY ‘Auburn Heights: oe ty: -abeth birth- My. and Mrs, Donald Bushfielder of Bloons ae Mice es ede | ‘| day, a deviled ta caakiom investigs- locality and its problems. We feel 3 - {nator the ideals BY: NTIAC PRESS MOND: v JOLY. 1 sf ret: ~ Just Don’t Overlook Anything ‘David eed Says: WASHINGTON — Three momen- tous demonstrations of moral force that can help. the cause of human betterment in the world have font been made. Though not in themselves inter- related, never- theless all three had as their —common denom- and ri ghis ‘at man. Histor will record tha’ on the same«alay —June 2—these ss hree oe i; President iscahewer took off his shoes. in accordance -with Ori- etital cusiom. as he entered the new Islamic Center in arin “sald RATS PEDERI whole strength for your right to have here your ewn church and pais nar ne te a pre Cae is a. meenege that will ‘resound throughout Asia and the ‘Middle East where too long an erroneous impression has prevailed. Oak- that Western nations are intoterant— of any other relighne- except their own... . RIGHTS OF MAN — : 2. Pope Pitts “XH, - one -of the great statesmen of modern times, : Sheer Chadd ——__—_—_teld the American, Jowish. Commit-_ tee that he was with them in-their- fight for the rights of deplored racial discrimination and - the persecution of Jews in various parts of the world. The visiting delegation, after leaving the Vati- - _ can, said they had found “a great friend’ in the Pontiff. One Catholic prelate, according ~to-a New York. Times dispatch | . fren Rome;-saidafterwards that. “a new chapter” in fhe Vatican's attitude toward Jewish problems had been opened. (No precedent for a formal. by the Pope to a Jewish group/in the 18 years. ot Pope Pius’ pon te could be recalled by Vati¢an officials. While the-group from ihe Ameri- can Jewish Committee had just visited Israel, /it _is itself non- Zionist. ts main function is to urge respect for the /civilrights of Jews » Pope’s comments - every fivence aga intolerance can be - substantial. | age REMARKABLE. SPEECH 3. The s of state of the United States, John Foster Dulies,: gave expression to American ideai- ism ina rejnarkable speéch at San Francisco putlifing point by point pean the , United : States retypes. to rian, He reaching effects in . ambiguous title and its equivocal “where Catholic in-~ Classification of chronic joint- “rheumatism.” — : Fe Ln of Mand extend diplomatic recognition to - Red China. Perhaps the most section of the speech was the He traced in detail the manner .-in.which the United States, after waiting 16 years, finally set forth in 1933 certain conditions for recog- nizing the Communist government at Moscow. These conditions were then accepted by Moscow, he said, but -have since been flagrantly violated. Dulles added: “It ean, JI think, be said = —----—eenfidence- that recognition _w not_have been accarded oe hee. Union even in 1933 had there been. clear” warning that ‘the Soviet promises given in that comnection this past week around Pontiac. go to a car lot, we have ee 2 Truth of Saying Sympathizes piece RRS gC eine pool a ‘What's the matter, men? Is it a crime for a woman to go on a-car lot to buy a car? - Isn't our money as good as that of a man car buyer? We are just curious to know why. : Ravideon sme Weather Shows We have had several indications _ _.- lately of the ancient saying, “Rain . “befereseven, stop before eleveg.” | wean res th | Rain Stopper . With Writer T read the story told by C. R. Elliott about- his dog. I always thought that a field to run and play was a dog's heaven. how it seemer a deg can't even go for a daily run im ‘the fields near his home from the family and making them feel they shouldn't have a dog at all, why doesn't the dog warden ‘pick up some of the’stray dogs in the citysthat don't ‘even. have a home?.- aggression. “In the. case of Communist China we are |. That regime fails to pass even those places. his faith in “certain “| —~mental_ beliets’’ and one. ot them ‘Ys “the future of human freedom.” (Copyright, 1957) Define Arthritis, Ditians —and That’s There can be no doubt what I. mean by rheumatiz,; I mean phys- ical” degeneration of joint tissues. There is 7 what-Vour. ‘doctor means by arthritis, Try to get any reptitable physician ‘to de- “fine chronic arth- ritis in writing, over his -signa- have éited- here - the cama oS A ment the Arthritis and: Pam Foundation in its Bulletin = Rhew- matic Disease May 11, - “Be- sides, the various drugs Pog ‘use fo- ‘course of the disease or prevent - crippling.” The bulletin referred ts “arth. ritis and rheumatism” or “rheu- matic disease” in general and to “rheumatoid .arthritis” in parti- : ie: “The various drugs in use today” ineluded the “wonder drugs” which had been Toisted upon victims of the arthritis ob- session up to that time, No doubt the Arthritis and Rheu- matism Foundation can defend its ability with medical mumbo jumbo. +o, satisfy most of the doctors who string patients along like that and reduce most of the pee to oie CHALLENGE FOR DOCTORS But you cah neither satisfy tor silence: a jackass about. this: I ‘challenge any reputable physician or recognized fnedical authority to point out what difference, if ‘any, there is between “‘arthritis’. and “* * ‘In the booklet Pedi: Joint Dis- ability (for a copy send 35 cents self-addressed enve- Dr elope . Mac. Press, Pontiac, Michigan. -dis-—_Ban. a a a Challenge! In any case I am sure the -ad- vice I give about this popular joint - disability can do no harm. = . ! _* * ¥ Bigned letters. not more/than one page or 10 words long ng to personal pert health and hygiene, 2a ‘isease diag - nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Wiltam Brady. oa stamped self- addressed ear ig sem to The Po a (Copyright 1957) - Has More Advice for Daughters “Can Anyone Offer 73 Adelaide St. In answer to the mother-in-law _who wonders’ why mothers don't teach their daughters | fe cook and keep house, why don't mothers _also teach their daughters how to mind their own business when they become mothers-in-law? Disgrantied Daughter-in-iaw Anything Better?’ Did we see a letter comparing "Christian woes to heaven's joys? Ah, me, how twisted can we get? - There are no woes in a true ‘Chtistian's heart. whereas the “joys of heatheniem are man- made folly,. eventuatly leading to physical and 0 s degeneration, —heartache— —wulfering.—_ The oe iae 3 'll take the Chris- than way. Does anyone have any- thing better to offer? 4 Ita Struggie Waterford Fiat Tells of Expense_ If Waterford had been annie ta Pontiac, the combined city could build the $200,000 Frank Steere : ‘brary easily and glory-in-all-that beautiful property and bird sanc- tuary. The assessed valtiation ‘would beso great it would only “thean. a pittance to each taxpayer. Waterford” may have half as at, laughed at aid” Boys and girls should not ride; bicycles in the street two. or three ‘abreast. One bicyele. rider makes. mni.very wary—thee fend me inte: a tailspin, eX: Good Woman Driver Ww Veather We Woman’ Praises Articles ~ “This is to let The Press knéw one_reader really appreciates thosa _ “Know Your Weather’ ‘articles. Jt has always been one of may favor- \te topics and bavielg sindied ana. “Observed the elements for quite, pooh mresiibor yeni spew fl predictions and am usually right as rain concerning the latter. g pga poner Sach: the Hut observation shows that nearly senkooites Ga here. The weather derby is fun and- the suspense seems 16 take one's mind off the heat. _ Weather pkcome J ‘Why Are! Parents” _ Slow With Shots?’ __ * their feet in getting Salk vaccine: shots for their children? There is- absolutely no one who is too busy to get his children protected from: Worried Mother Sucaiemdaie: Title to New Champ : We have been accused of having the fewest and the worst paved roads in this section, but I think Sylvan Village deserves a title 4 had the misfortune to go ont there : the other day and the driving sur- faces are a sea of mud. We aren't that bad. so we surrender et title to ‘he new Sparentisie 9 ea O.K. | on Condition—. ‘Even if they dept mall vee of the schoois 12 months = ul as they should, I'd be more charit- ot" tes" that can't read, write and spell adequately is Long Shocked Smiles — p+ It's fanny how.2 man will stand (out im the Blazing sun to fish because I's too bot to go to aay. ties 1 Case Records ofa 1 Psy cholo ogist: ts Lois is correct. 80 her Daddy ' should be happy to send her to this church camp. nap oa their own problems, ligious experience at sich camps: than in their home churches, for then they are in a homogeneous audience with Specially trained leaders who nurture this natural idealism _ of youth. > By DR. GEORGE w. CRANE a high sehool sophomore. . “Dr. Crane, I want.to go to our church summer camp,” Lois be- Case V-325; Lois Q., aged 15, is Teach Children to Be Independent by encoursiging them to stand on their own feet so they can solve ieee ese 2 Thousands of college men and They haven't been trained to live .away ,from Dad and Mother. * *®. “But my Dad- dy thinks”! should stay home and help mother. Besides; he seems to’ be ‘afraid to let me go off with the —othér girls, “For he. says I'am too young ‘ta stay from home and | pa, CRANE f 'that I'll probably homesick jhe first night. and. en agers td him to come after * -you will bring home some mee away - a baby-sitter. This Fie wean the child emotional-. But-never-s . suddenly Then explain to that you will ‘help neutralize his unheppinens: ai your leaving, it is O.K, to tell him ” gift for him. Church camps are doubly. valu able for young people like Lois, for they offer several dividends. . First, ‘they make the teenagers ‘grow up, as by letting them live away from parents and close kin- folk for a week or more, But they also permit the young folks to obtain unequalled purture in' the realm. of idealism. For it is during the teeps that we. ustially ~~ our high resolves, Sof, SCANS age 5 That's the Way the Stone Sain Says Enginges a s is Se Pebble Pitcher Saves: Taxpayers’ C ash ANN ARBOR. (2 Some Since “plc bo or people high when Leslie tests, Good stones mixed with some|of iol in his laboratory.” . - ag be Sere aiee be rey acy A st "Leslie's Batista Rally Draws. meray, He beltevea wide Poor Crowd in Cuba | home, behind locked doors. Some bin.” : of the paid demonstrators at on Set te poor ual stones OMt their hands at the open-air rally Girard Sets Wedding Date— ~ = = ae guardsmen and’ private ; * ‘Head | Levin said the religious oer rally. iviser to the 2i-year-old ing by U.S. consula , i Every : Step = eeonde mevauhll |= go to the an Soar aie other cities. Three tobacco ware- i oe 2 | wT : = Oe eae ole tel ar S ceremony tor 3 onc, Fay American servicer cas a ‘is_ quite apan are required to o re rn fra a argue fg ene et ee Girard and Miss Haru (Candy) ficials and then have the papers tke’s Brother unto ‘Sueyama will wed ‘in the white| witnessed by the U.S. consul. * the Army approved of the mar-! left today for @ month's vacation ase _ an - international con- riage. Girard frequently attends at a Wisconsin fishing lodge. Ei- money-back gua eta over foreign criminal Protestant services.-in--the- Army senhower is the youngest brother : chapel. , \of the President. _- OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL “57 oe ‘Aw "|. tHe’ said younger children bave a} iter note oh eae Oe comer

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With the proper training, young —————— with natural ability could become quite successful in their oe (9) HARRIERS; (10) FARRIERS. = F. Soldier who ea. 8 the courtmartial thet his Veutee ce. tes indeed it feds pass up an § “The French are not the Arab's streaked] concern, We mever asked them t “to-our-gpuntrys a When I first met Achmed (hich effort . 4 is not his feal name) fopr years) 7°¥ ° ago he was one of several |; ™ far North African students at, Paris’ and carefree joaly in his his earty twenties, his coal- with Ade jatches ‘Sf gray. But hisjeome “Violence has been used all too a campaign of of murder. [otten-tad. & Mes brought wo good, Algerian wine merchant, his life's) path then seemed smooth sat um SS eee eee aterm Preach -lockamith e: } f { % * Pe i = 7 fs ‘ TEMPORARILY OUT OF BUSINESS—These "shaven, sit dejectedly in the yard of the Algiers SS ~all parabens ne are We Toes eee oe Algerian, but frequented for years by Frenchmen as well as North head massacred _ indiscriminate en Shd children, coe Sf > “Aren't you revolted by all these. senseless murders, Achmed?” I - inocent casualties in every war.”) : Fireworks Sales Room lend eid is 0 cil oolaek tye ke Completely Clean and ‘Adjust some 300 peaceful Arab men, wom : SINCE 1910 Had been affected undue Bt NE RSON, chance of acquittal. ty “TREASON (2) REASON. G. —_. visit to the dentist might save a couple et. teeth that would otherwite have to be extracted. (33) YEARLY; (14) EARLY. H. In general, a man who ts would not be capable of strenuous activity, (15) AGED, (16) ABED. 1. Unusual success’ story could. be written about obscure (17) AD- lewyer who triumphed over great VERSFTY;— (18) “ADVERSARY. ]. Fumes given olf in the process of can, become quile irriteting td one inhaling them day in arid ‘day out. (19) SMOLDERING; (20) SOLDERING, K.. Jewels would be of considerable. interest. to the clients of qm, (21) WATCHMAKER; (22) MATCHMAKER. A statesman who hed worked on a long-negotiated treaty - 7 would be congratulated if the result brought (23) GRATIFICATION; (24) RATIFICATION. M rt addition to swordsmen, there were a grect m in the armies. of -yore. (25) MARCHERS; (28) ARCHERS. : N. An unusually ——__—- child would be « source of-sem concern for his parents. (27) SELFISH: (28) ELFISH. — = ©. If the ——_—__—. were_.too tough, the prisoners would waneralty be grumbling for. « relia. (29). TURNKEY; (30) TURKE P. To avoid a penton @ mon might hide from -his friends —-_ =the overpriced ———-— -he brought back from the Orient. (31) (RICKSHAW; (32) KICKSHAW. ~ ©. A pitcher who could consistently the league's batters would -be a valuable asset to a team. _ best (33) OUTWIT; (34) OUTHIT. R. An -crator striving for —_———— ‘would probably be successiul in his ‘ane. (38) CHARITY; (36) CLA Try. $. You would expect a distinguished —-——— of qnother -"—~“g6untry to be wined and dined/ during his visit.io the United States. (37) PRESIDENT; (38) RESIDENT. T. A recent graduate would be asked to indicate emp! lpveank ——~ by personnel, manager. (39) PREFERENCES; (40) REFERENCES. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 1. Anyerie !s eligible to enter the POT-0-GOLD contest “with the exception of, ronan Press. employes or: their immedi- aie families. 2. Entries must be on officiel entry 4bianks printed in this ‘newspaper, “3. Yo submit ej entry the contestant must (paar kis es swers in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted” lines‘ and attach it ¢ecurly to a 2-cent postcard. No entries will be accepted if they are in envelopes. 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Deluxe in 3 oe adie aes aoch 25 eS ae 4 H every feature! esse one 4 $ Bring them in. tonight, Tun- 6 © pieces assorted colors. ° 7 @ with lift ber: : 2 -dayor W, y.. low-price 4 < = Every piece-is MEL~ a: So ; @ Short. sleeves, cotton-knit, with © offer good “til Wednesday, . @ ¢@ = MAC ou at : ° $ pocket.A bargain while present» si jen Our ee ore: a __._ time._service. lode igs 4 : Cunningh > Saas lasts. >. _ SILVER DOLLAR CLUS $s — = ° ? : Cunning am's i. bel an “133 © Perk 3 s Ci * 2° | ricxnray [3] Kresge’s || Wrench Gilol?? 5... VIE 4 Tel-Huron Center | 3] CHECKOUTSTORE |:| 1-HOUR VALET [3 =o ou, =iR —_y 7 4 Open Tonight P 4 Tel-Huren Center ® Tel-Huron Center 4 : ) = : * 4 SE Sere Mop: oe «oe 9 ° "Ph. FE 5-7994 2° Door - _ JEWELRY SHOP . TEL-HURON to : A M. 3 ee tee | eesece iy q Py nelly “Price fixed at $2.99 . “SALE $999 es. €: j ty : ss bhi dbd pbb dhdd ddd di dtritriiiiiiiiiitiiiiii Lett t lll tL hee $1 99 — Sizes 3 to 6x... Just in time for the siclide. Mix ‘n ' Match these sniat poplin separates in White, Red and Navy. A qorer /teed’ Wonderland Value! Savel freee ne beeneeneesnenssewernesee a Sale? Reg. 1.99 and $2.99 Boy ae a = ok, ~. th py Aa | tone & ee ge amanaa Sanaa nme apee oe oe a ee | | Pair Mark B. "of Center Line ‘will celebrate their|Rog July 4th at an open’house at the! se 1 - Church, Saturday evening, when EB Janet Louise Abbott became the ag ibride of Henry W. Schalau of Attica ' lvows, with Donald F. Derby of Ox- oa creme suet (Cae FB oo ta prone agen et En: ine aametip. wel peckling,- a 3 oo feast yn ——_| that bank if the need arises. lace and sequins. For her bouquet, § Larrtage oy veils were se- : : _ Persons wanting further informa-|the bride carried a cascade ar | cured: ty small copes Seabionad health. He bo of white braid and velvet. Identj- 7 Sco mel rleon nem ny Joes ome , ice Read ? : W sad et ise a or in white a , : ae pes a! Chit 1eSe omen while Mrs, Jerry Dvorak, Janet's attendants were Mr. fe ¢ is Bes ov taser agama 2 leg ae DeCou, Jeanette Gilbert of Metamora and I grog oldest, Mary Louise {Mrs, Lola Hruska of Metamore. 4 \ 2 Flower girl was Kathleen Dvorak, = — Se ea oe oo eae ont ti wt have |, HONG KONG, — Two Chinese| another sister of the bee, ne. SONNE, WUCOY ee niveau al ‘ MR. dren. reside orthington, ' women, deceived by men, recently William as. man, : ow hE - ce a —- ‘The youngest daughter, “Eliza- "|—wearing red trousers with scis-|John and Robert Nogicka, both efauver S Wife assisted Henry as best man and i beth, wife of Roger Heath and sors.in the pockets, brothers of the bride, seated the Robert Derby was best man for |. Beverly Lubahn Weed! _ Pptier ot rave 13 Rovert 9, ant ir ie an old. Chinese belle thatiguesta hac, [Me beather: Donald, poo, ' , ‘ : Scott 6, will act’ as ‘hostess at the anyone committing suicide in this +s May Face Charge -} Ushers were Douglas Abbott i Ss t d. & : “i —“— Pilacees ite a. cbieet ae 5 ee ee ee . Donald Sutton of Oxford, Vance. iI In salurday Ceremony p=. pees Sie 5 Valent Sak wes held & Leoett Ball be Crees | wAsINGTON on — this cliy'eiCupuen, & Dayton eal: F awl - ++ Ce eee enemy. The women were both in| Placid, the pair will return to re-|Corporation counsel will decide |Seralae i riage of Beverly Jane Lubaha and TONight Milford ; their 30's, = side in Dearborn. whether any charge will be filed! puttet reception in the church Ht e| William Henry Kelly. _ le, e ms, One, a widow, had come to Hong ———— __—_ against the wile-of Sen. Kefauver)pariors. following the ceremony, ai Saturday} ee ‘Summer Band — The bride is the daughter of with ber. life savings (some, ¢ tif tte + | (D-Tenn) in: connection with an| Mr. and Mrs, Schalaw left for a - Parents of the young couple are) r sar: pall Bins. Denegh B Sreubeete eee ee ean ield Collision guto accident that injured Asst. northern lake resort, while’ Mr. __Me, ead Hes, Den Lata sal ehearsals Start | 6.300 ser os aaae. wel Boas hii Dany - on PORE aay, Secretary of State Walter §. Rob-|and Mrs. Derby are honeymooning if See ee Benya ot | MILFORD — Rehearnals for'the| 50% the we ot Mr- and Mrs.'|sh0 ; ‘ver checet trend, FOSPItGIZES Woman '« hs a : se . |Community Summer Band will get| Rove! %. anes of 87 Sobers" jand found thet she, too, had been oie ee tee saan! Escorted to the altar on. the |dnder way at.8:30 p.m. tonight in| > * ot Clarkston, .° /petrayed by & man, they walked! SOUTHFIELD — Mrs. Fred\g. scar og Robertson's auto Inst ‘ arm of her father, the bride wore |the band house, according to con-| For her wedding the bride chosejtogether into ‘the country and) Exdahl,, 40, of 416 Florida St..Thursday night. An aide to thé County Births oe ae ee ae eter, Fae Reenes. inet Ree ee ee) is in seriowS | Senator said. Mrs. ‘ =e — oe ~ of taffeta and chantilly > condition Beaumont Hospital) him the Robert had ; trimmed with irridescent sequins last year members came . Rai 5 Grows car driven by her husband, 50, /light in north Washington, | Reuncing the birth of « sen, held a ere ee a a re see ce was ‘epyllequed- With ai ystem FO" Sy cere niet catty Dee Roberteen. who suttered a dis! A és Christine Ann wes born to ilsion place, carried e, = morning. - : : — GONE 3 7 Beats x a white Bible topped with white Using the Milf i High School Nace medallions. and beaded with SERUBALESE = larecl's railway * * * aoa cauinen Gey we the Naval! Mr. and Mre Worne soklden announce Maid of honor was Patricia Row-| #94 thousands of spectators en- tending inte a small sweep in back. hed sapped ot the interece/UNHOG States Shows ter S_ den and bridesmaid was Mrs. Ar-| J¥ed the music last year. =| She wore a Juliet cap made of of Northwestern Highway. Rapid Airline Growth . 7 thur Lubahn. -. . In order to participate a member |lace securing a fingertip veil of aes ave om ware y, Septic Teak : The juni bridesmaid and flow-|must be able to read music, and) pyre silk French illusion. For the car driven by Mrs.| CHICAGO — Half the nation’s pees er girl were Sue Ann Lubahn, sister have had—some previous —band}houquet- she avhand cas- dé; 32, of 21200 Parker total population was without air / Trouble with _ | ot the bride and Sally Lubaln,) Work, Maddrill said. cd tor| 2? white Hose Me : : nee othe, Ure Ring Dearet.spnsauray, ay 1 Tg) _ Acting og tro Sr i Assisting his brethér as best aoe — Ss ceetentie a welt with Nancy Curtis ot Clark- John, 5, ees man was Kelly and the fg ornate x 9 “ston and Patricia seine of He for minor {agen a brother of the bride, Norman (School Meeting Due ~ | the bride, Roberta Lynn New 2 : Taldier, ~ Risinger “and ‘bacher, was the flower girl. . i dames METAMORA—The afinual meet- Jack Brooks of == ct T. . ing of School District No. 4, Meta-| Best man. Wal ty neton | Following ‘a reception held’ in| mora, will be held at 8 p.m. Mon-|Cl#rkston Wilh CNOnE a Jo. ; : the church parlors for 300 guests,/day, July 9, at the schoolhouse. Clarkston aid Stee SO oo : the couple left on a wedding trip|Two members of the board will|seph Neuberoet, Ve 6 MRS. WILLIAM KELLY to northetn Michigan abe elected. Following a trip-to the Smoky] : - Mountains, the couple will reside : . . SS 2 —_ on Rich road, Maceday © Lake; }- ___Kuekes - Schiffmann Rite Read“ = : : ee ; . Wed — ee ere Se " ——_ etl v Prins, of Holland, as president. | ORCHARD LAKE —Honeymoon-) honor was Jerilynn Schiffmann:naw, William Weber of Dearborn’, ing in New York City are the new with a cousin, Joanne Vowell, of! and George- Flint and Mrs.- Mark--Hession- of: Lake, seating the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Kuekes, er one week, the pair will return to reside at 4495 Bluebird in Com- East Lansing, at bridesmaids. — bery, uncle of the groom, of New). Jersey, with Mark Hession of East Lansing,-Dr. Larry Kelly of Sagi- itz_of Unién | ‘The. bride ‘fs the daughter of Mrs._George Schiffmann and the sole. It was princess style with a chapel train, sabrina neckline and short sleeves, The headpiece cap of peau de soie trimmed in seed pearis held a Her bou- quet was White roses, lilies of the valley and ivy on a lace covered Bible. ° Attending ber sister as maid of ‘Ten Pontiac Area Men - Ten Pontiac area men ‘were --gwarded-certifieztes for the Mich- igan Building Maintenance Course! at the 24th annual Conference of the Michigan Assn. of School Em- ployes held recently at Michigan Jaenicken Jr.; Waterford . Town- ship — Glen L. Sutton, Harold R. Campbell and Fred W. Mayers; Lake Orion — Basil Gilmore. | The certificates denote comple-) tion of 300 hours of class work: with MSU schoot maintenance - The coriference elected Edward te j , remote-control. ra-,Robert Falcon _MRS. FREDERICK KUEKES = ‘ Use 40-Year-Old Food wy to“Study Radioactivity be brought to the United udy of the effect of Royal Navy from 1910’ to 1913. ae. ‘ “atest eee ‘lpridegroom is the son of Mr: and. for Orion Company ployes’ picnic for families of the | Pontiac Dealership here, was held Mrs. Elmer Kuekes, all of Orchard Lake. “~— +. Family Picnic Held . LAKE ORION — The first em.| ‘|which was served 85 pounds of | burger, barbecued spare ribs. L Horseshoes, softball and games 1 Imlay Service —~ This Brand fe ETE a oA New 1957. Fully Automatic RCA * gms sWORR ‘| | Hous Dally 9 t0 5. Wed. end Set. 9 10 84 |) i TS? 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Quick-starting, [i> Golden ason- \pipeline deal, if it goes through, Red, Navy and | | iron cottons air cooled, powerful, yet it weighs = pounds. So ogy oo just Pap adres t act means it's Niarchos’ turn now. Pastel, Sizes 10 to 18. _ Misses, Half Sizes. easy to use it is perfect for active fish en and family & poor subject for an interview.” et 1.99 Cotton { 8c Irregular 1.99 “" "g99 cruising. Never before has ¢ motor with so many fec- The reporter thought . Londoners See Longer LADIgs’ | NYLON Sleeveless | Cardigen se a cr , hires been offered at sucha price. Full forward and |femerbering that Onassis, ownsiLife Expectancy Rate - SLPS. | HOSE Li Ladies’ ; _ Teverse operation, positive-action choke lever, high fects: controls the Monte Carlo) LONDON ‘INS)—Lond aad - Sweaters : - and low speed dial, sleek, slim and vibration-free. _[/Casino and all the choice proper- jjiving longer. BR° 33° qa 288 : _ , DOWNTOWN - Come in and see it in timate Downtown Store to- vote has ef nee ege Everybody in Britain’s capital KIRESGE’S Store onty = [corporations: owns the Greek Na-|noige, diesel fumes, smog and whai ‘come {| See | nee ee lavish yacht afloat; owls a fortune |e con, © Teview of mostality LADIES’ : ; in the county of London shows that J) SKIRTS | precrs | PUSHERS | SUITS ely’ man t beep his nanve’out(gorner Sie as en eames 88. | 88 : of life of 15 year es of the papers with 11 years at the turn of the i | 97° ye 4 # 3 “|| "The publicity man fails when (century. : a . , f\ ne _ Onassis pulls such deals as he | For men of 65 the expectation is BUUS EYE BARGAINS | BULIS EYE BARGAING iia GEORGES. NEWPORTS Siesies | ig Shipment . ae lh ne | Justin Time for the 4th | Ping? ae if : . 7 if JEWELS OF _THE SEA | ~ ‘at a Never ‘Again Price! : 2 ) Big eevng: oo ‘ond tovhiomable = = canner nc en ee Tl Prints, : ‘Gech setie-faich logs on Swodich modere grey imed oot finish steal top. dust - wed le - the thing tor picnics, parties, gemes and 100! wees crownd the house or wore = iF ; : 4 ee aca, ie 139 Sec ' gap gn Nowcaniyy q QUEEN SIZE (26 x 001 Da Metlone! Advertned of 314.98 stashet eos. ‘ BS: 3.22 88¢ aoe Sees | ' " §9e Bath | 5.99 Single, —_ ‘Sold ot $24. 95. Fd : 5] 4° a I Pclisively ours in ! CANNON CHENILLE DSH Reg. 3 7 Downtown Pontiac : TOWELS . SPREADS | TOWELS it For the swi will liv : 9 tel iamel: J ee VO i in hott it teed Sch OF ths ter at . 2.99 10. hee i tune ae ee Pp swus ere acains) : $400 : : es oo i: in x Chose the nev. i Tonight & Tuesday bs ‘ 1.99 Short $f : ae . TEER SRE oes ig ia it 7. e Down thomas” Economy | = © Pty ond memes Sa Fly Wd i adel is “Frolic” at 82° Z o7° e : a FE 2-9151 ; one . teres ie of ies! Stock up on completely q ' Pt ee ee iG : . ; - goa Be aa tee washable short sleeve styles | 3 * i r t in ; 4 H 0 Crea Oo Mo. 2 Cae ee eee © if | visi ; sets—Sizes 3 1612, emt _<— Sizes Meme . t Our ee Shop I nates a | MEN'S FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING ees Sage os Hf Lee Swim Sus’. rer. kg 75c Swoich | (Me | 089 Dress. | 2.99 Denim a... . . orsewreeee Hi Dapper Play aay ee F Underwear a Colypso Slim Pants ..... 2.99" Ample Free Parking—Easy Credit Elbe agree rt al Me Et eg me * EB RES Fx os S 3 nS iif ed * another copy, Will,” said. “One for both of us." I signed it, too, and Aa = went out of the store on the ‘Turner was dead and his friends| i¢ that she did. : = » ose 3 g Bed F eae al iit, ah icy = sa FF ie it tet Es z 7 had for her in the past was gone. She'd leave the valley. I'd see to “I ran across the show - covered Aor’ jyard and swung into the saddle|_ once more, the wind still blasting aeross the valley, fat snowflakes pelting me as I put my tired arms, and a moment later I t + ae SS ESE ‘ 5 es iy i <= pete 5, Sees = poe e : see 5 ee ge a ee 4 jE sere eae € i ‘ oe eee . F i Fie wegle pit fe A ee oe %, = F fe eee i Re ee eS noe ise ca “Gene. No, sir...” : I didn’t wait to hear any more. § , wouldn't wait. Now he'll kill her that thing he married. But Gene|. and he'll go "way with my money) « " J] grabbed Kathy by both shoul- Chairs were . upended, -jerked out and emptied-The up- holstery. on the back of the couch had been fipped by a knife. — $$ —4e_#e I found a dishcloth in the kitchen and wet it at the pump, The same happened there. Even He was .a had hit Dillingham, -\nard Shaw's first love letters, writ- ‘ten to Alice Lockett, a young hos- Previously Unpublished to Be Sold LONDON (INS) — George Ber- ‘pital nurse, will be sold this month ‘in London's famed Sotheby Auction| | The Te] Shaw's Love Letters : in London - iio oR. ££ * THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDA’ ao oes, nc. 724 OAKLAND AVE. PHONE FE 8-6801 Today, our doors swing open welcoming you “Won't you drop by ... ste and drive the” =~ Mighty ‘57 Chrysler, scintillating Plymouth, Se “T despise happiness.” Another day| he warned: ‘‘When love has. gone} - < Frequently his. love notes were previously unpublished” ters disclosed their romahce appar- ently had flourished in the dreary waiting room of. the Liverpool ; Street station in London. amid the ‘sounds of hissing steam ‘engines. Shaw was 27 at the time he began writing them. . | ‘ x -*. * The letters. dated from 1883_to 1885, were written after he became infatuated with the young nurse bully who probably” got_pleasure| Soma was. taking. singing les- _@ut of sheer destruction, but why , at Kathy's? . -She came ‘out. of it within a minute or so. ‘ “Did he hit -you barrel?” I asked her. ~ Yes, I tried to kill him but I ‘with a- gun 0 back, clutching the top of her head. “What was he after, Kathy?" * * * ; She opened her eyes to look at) - me, her right hand still holding cher -head. “You don’t know, do ~you, Will? You really don’t know, That. Dillingham. You ean fight something that's in the open, can't you? Like Turner and his clodbusters. You cleaned ‘em off Box P range slicker’n a whistle,| | but you didn’t know you'd turn Dillingham into a wild man. You). don't savvy. anybody who waits! and waits, do you? Me and Dill- ingham were good waiters, for a while. I wanted him“to wait some| - more, but he wouldn't: Had to rob! me, and-get-out, but I'll get him. Tll get him if I chase him to the end of the earth!” “What was he after, Kathy?" I asked again, Sky _ “Money. What else would make him do a thing like this?” She swore for a full minute. “T \ n : Band Men's — * “tmantically. eS i . oe ‘sons from his mother. ; ‘J > : a | Shaw would escort her to the | railway station after her lessons. Shaw's letters showed he was*at once bluntly outspoken and capable of soaring to great heights ro-. LY * : * * '|They were tender at time, sharp at others, depending on the way tender, -as when ‘he compared i\Alice and himself to two souls iclinging “to the same spar jn a gleam of sunshine.” Shaw died on Nov. 2, 1950, at Tree Growers Combine MOUNT PLEASANT, (#—Christ- mas _tree-—growers.in—Michigan tion,--federated Christmas Tree F. Bruning of Beulah, secretary treasurer, The group will promote _more profitable marketing, act as a common voice for tree growers and.encourage research. About 160 million U. S. acres Producers, Inc. William Heckrodt! “ — jot Midland is president and Uriah) © © have set up a statewide organiza-; = his romance was going. are under. the forest service. juris- Z ak eos A Ss : a, > ie Py ie 28 nos Aes % "When Your Dreams of a NEW CAR Soar See Us for Proper Financing With a Low Cost an ' Choose Vea Car, < Choose Your lnpupesice ; . » Finance ae « Roth With One Low Cost Loan : toa 3 7 Ez i i f ¥* fs +8 EF it a2 i i Z 5 Fe i] Peet ope ae if i ' “ fol i : tenes xs E =8 aT 5 . te g°. gl An at foe = . if f k i ; é F i ig il i : . z ag ik significant developm ent aon Gh ARC olen cloud|™. this try “= Gast “deat waa ee cootainied at least 10,000,000 peunic| In the first place, if we don’t) : “qutiots respondible for it have |°! '&dlumplike particles. The total/**°?-% uranium dry Russia could : aseured the President: that if (“4 Production of real radium|{est"0y, this country’ even, by nuclear tests can be continned ("Ct it was first extracted from| “lean” bombs. 7 for another four of five years the pitchblende by the Curies, more| ‘The ability of the United absolute “clean” bomb will be | _. ' States or any other nation to : bred. = . ; fight back in a major war could The difference between a “Ziean” Ait Force Gets Land be Concise se 8 and 2 “dirty” bomb is, of course,/for Solar Experiments e the scope of the radioactive after- = Serre 4 —t birth of the bomb. The utterly) WASHINGTON (INS)~The Inte- a “dean” bomb would be simply «it ‘ior announced that nas that’s the word) an extremely high P@rt of the Lincoln national forest 78 explosive, capable also of cremat-/i! New Mexico has been turned =e a certain ; ns d * ¢ F : 2 fd HL rly ity Ee Top Score for good grooming! 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CUNNINGHAMS ' ‘ + y Se are Stee \* oe Er ‘ G5 > aes e ee | \ the ® \ \s i \ { ‘ AA meh and Fri. ‘ PL ee oo ON rey SA Pe ae ee A tc ae h 3 feay a4 “ VA : ee nee eg ; fect at : : eee % Sy f fon 1 eA f 2 : ee s 3 = ie ak inhaecdpienininate “ine “THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘Monpay, Gun ¢ ie Aest : ; wy paged stil Hol Beachhead in This Historie City . BY PHyLus BATTELLE sctliely. wer the bevies ie ati tuplication ‘of “enntuaive:|’ if sou law tradilienal chines zithere, however, it rH mi ise’ Call Pided — not the members’ entrance. ness,” ‘which may~. be miscon- old brownstones and old head- to carry a supply gloves, | Oil BOSTON (INS) Fist alee According to Mr. John P. Mar- sapratobee ag snobbery. ug stones, under ancient branches — know a Cabot ‘and a Lodge, and) Gregory Go. a oF" | quand, the foremost ‘ raconteur pen Boston is a wonderful place to remember the advance of Capt. | 94 East Welton Bivd. trolled the real-estate and wam- Bostonians are not snobs, they a8 _ 7 | Lawrence who, in.the War-of 1812,| Eest Walton about Boston, the recounting ig ate 2. prudent and ‘proper visit. “Don't give up the ship.’ | Phone FE 5-6141 4 pum of Boston, this has been a ee urged,. “I gt ae eeceades city that has laménted change. tcl ‘ee tt canst. te rin ss, tones, with coffee and Somerse because : ee atts ! cigars a a red “R's,” they| Oe EES, z 3 : s | fave deplored Ue piilig te =e ae ae Ap gE RARE ete ap a comned oe ee * * * Other citizens in other cities of the U. 5S. may be heard to say, -1things ain't like they used to be | in .the good old days,” but they mention this only in passing. And’ : ; weep tiny tears, comparatively, | gee when a tax-crumpled mansion is! cos A ”™ replaced by , discount furniture : : ~ : . Pe en sad? x * * = — = nao | But in Boston, it’s different : - QUESTION: w can trees us date history? Ree = : ANSWER: In recent years, scientists have giscovered that adios arver toe” irons Ae: oe = esate head, the sight of a mew struc- ad — ago - ture or the blight of an old tree fe 2 _ Each year, @ tree grows a new ring of wood around its old | wil) pring citywide misery here | trunk. The thickness of the ring shows whether there was rain or. not only to those families who iz : : Fe ee : openers a Deg pire dingy Ea ay a fw rset in og {THE FOL , ORCHARD’S POLICY! in southwestern U.S., the scientists have found tree ring patterns d le as ‘was, : ? showing them wet and dry weather occurred for hundreds of years “esol —— : iaesprar be a E F LOWING SERVICES ARE PART OF Seca ent coe they have extended thei [oowleage stil | Seratens, “emt = @ FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE = = —-_—_-_- @ OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P. M.. much farther. © LONG CONVENIENT TERMS UP TO-24 MONTHS _ © OPEN MON. AND FRI. ‘TIL 9 PM. Now, by taking a piece of a tree used in the construction of ‘ Pscnseer Ae —— Ph = a ? most any ancient building in that region, a scientist can figure satel , eae pe BF re, ae @ 30-60-90 DAY. ACCOUNTS. es - s FREE DELIVERY * out when the tree grew and, therefore, about when the building vater ‘tnen \whe- lack Site okie aes : cee : : was built. . . English gentlemen, ‘will assure ———or - es — — ee ee : ‘ FOR YOU-TO DO Find a free stump, try to-count the rings | you cannot — not possibly), as a! — ofr S. aa , as , Ae a from the center out, and décide how old the tree'was. — visitor you must be grateful for ome ; eee be) z a aoe ¥ i . : Send your question for Junior Editors in care of this news-. | it. : ™ 7 rs — ‘ — paper and you may win $10. Tomorrow: What great artist painted x” & Loe po orn & = ~ “ ~ s ce * ’ @ famous picture lying down? Violet Moore Higgins. AP News- Because, although the city has 2 = | aS 2 wn_and_ some small snatches of 2 = ek —— . pom =e seer it. areas spanking—fresh_as—a—4, - - —— we | ee : = : ' . : year-old in church, most of the — Wah ed : ? 7 : ae . = Le = a ‘ , = : “Cockroaches | Dan Pal Thanks ae esse oo , | , ee ae 2 8 ae fl a ogenarian in a bowler. : ; Skee “s 2 a hh a= : One Full Yeor Guarantee | eee f iff HISTORICAL LANDMAR ) — —— = From Houses, Apartments, Gro- ‘Ame G As you: get lost, as inevitally : _ — 4, —_— 2 ae cery Stores and Restaurants. _ rican OF | strangers do in the maze of trat-} awl, ; 2 at : a i = 2 | | main out-only one hour. No . ficlogged squares and circles and 7m grnne = fo | | signs used. | MILWAUKEE @ — About 10. ches you always find yourself! a — a a ~ oe j | R E C years ago Harvey Jensen gave @ ujtimately in the presence of an ae. 2 * i Ox x ompany topcoat to a clothing drive con-') i sorical landmark. ead # > a j ; ¥ 1014 Pent. St. Bk. Bigg. ee 4-gee2 | WUcted by his church for European, * = i : es ; ; - _ war victims. Jennsen put a note twa Sa = i . Mice . : . remea = y in which a tourist aes = * f slau "ame and adds | can wallow th Mary and the col MODERN 10-PC._ meta 4=©MODERN 10-PIECE Pow ishade of trees that onces shelter-) No Naggin on Wate Fone rs sree ty seen Se LIVING ROOM ¥ sate Ss eg Sa oe BEDROOM SUITE | 9” & name wast avaiable, Dut Mlsinged the “tea ery” eel SUITE = = a oS ‘hastened America’s revolution for! - : | '“] did not write till now hone : : . : : our situation politi forbidden car Fret 2-PC. SECTIONAL, 2-PC. SUITE hdd 10-Pc. Spice Set. a 6 2 fter. | s a Mirror . ree 4 Siesing Sechaako. = jFespondency with America. After: ooocks more of Engiand today. | OR 2-PC. 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Mm and Thersday Southern Michigan Prisca inates. |, Was being made to adhe guuiiie| prisoners, Pro-Reds Ask Ouster Federation of Socialist Trade Un- ions has demanded the ouster of Ceylon’s ambassador tothe United | States, R. S. S. Gunawardena, be- pole Uae BF ee naam: a a “Wibrary to help out fellow enter- tainers in desperate . COLOMBO, Ceylon @ — The tween jokes,” i Many times he has gone to his need for of Sex Appeal _ be-| LONDON therapy and was convinced that bald ment no longer attracted her. a Hes aw 2 ee | ~ Call te Pernon os Return Thin = “Pests ah. the seadect: onde By Fi ally 8 gad gpa “It was more-of a straight dra- in i : oa > fice in 1953, were run at the By and in 2 : miles annually, ‘matic role. 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Not even the Du- | Tneite suecdeans to raw mater T on the substance. Oe } - as an outlet for their plastic sales. | eens Earle t fy Sf itera wes yore: oo tegeeeaee pod af if ‘ 4 ee. ane ie Nise a i oe eae ae Spoon to Scare ‘Rich Gir Dies, |Friendly’ Bear — Father Arrested RESEDA, Calif. (INS) — A four.) Park. The littl oy saat _ waco ee ee e ey : wan. found yesterday alter being) re Pee any ee Raters missing’ for three days in the|0- Blakely, daughter no pace, rugged, California...wilderness, Un-/12-year-old daughter who police; ” daunted and unshaken by her ex-|said became a “Virttial” prisoner perience, Shirley had suffered only/after inheriting $153,000. seven By MAX E, SIMON Two amateur Rochester ‘ tiemiets have. hit upon a new formula! which could-cevelutionize..cail..col-| rugged : Burdette R. Lewis, 410 Park- dale, and John L. Slocum, 518/a heat rash that made her face years ago. — Parkdale, are able to embed woins/ bright ged. es & in lucjte~ plastic; .a substance; She said: Blakely, a husky. former iceman and groeery clerk who said‘he had not held a steady job for more than- a year, was under psychi- atric observation at San Francisco ; : Hospital ‘after booking on Suspicion : of manslaughter. : ' He told: officers he gave his which will preserve them indefi- nitely.. . Only three firms isi the nation possess the know-how for en- closing objects in the plastic. “None of these, however,- hawe been able to embed copper alloys pont Corp., from which the two jals for their work, have -discov-|that was lost. ered the key. to the riddle. Coroner Henry W. Turkel said 40 Uerr Miller home today and shook their/the girl died from “a blow of ~ “The potentialities of the discov-bieuds in bewilderment as the child|blows, or jarring,of the héad.” ery are unlimited,” says Slocum. /pive an off-hand account of her ‘The 80-pound body bore nunierous “Not only will the plastic preserve | iree days and nights in the wilds bruises, some new and some old, the coins in perfect condition, but) ster wandering away from her the coroner reported. collectors will be able to examine |), rents. oo ae ef their coing in much more ; minute | | She said: Cc eurt records showed that Nancy détail than before. “tt wasn't so bad. Uslept under |inherited..a forfune in. trust from | “This is because Jucite is clearer) | 1 gue day, all day long.” * Ther late Godfather, William Rosen-| than the atmosphere itself." Z Among the coins Aas Stocum and Lewis’ have into the plastic are first- ae coins struck in 1956. Never in contact | y The girl’s mother, Mrs; Virginia years ago. i Miller, said:: | “I.don't know what all happened’ to her. But I had faith she'd conte | jhome, I just knew she would.” Donald said Blakely put new | double locks on the door and with human hands after sm |) She- added: _ windows {fo the girl's room last minted, the coins _were_mailled yy * week because he suspencted her ‘te the two inventors in sealed | oul thine Pes oclan-tete of “sneaking out nights.” - Treasury envelopes. ‘cowbell tae Poy oolae i ~For .days at a time over the ——~“Fhe- two use-their-L& S_Burni-|Shirley—Ann giggled, _____=* ture Sales Store in Avon Township’ locked, a peisoser in her room. Detroit Council to Meet | She was invariably. -accompanied by her mother, Irma, to arf from ves ee : i Water Supply Issue _{janior high school, even during LOCKS OF HAIR . ss DETROIT’ i — The Detroit lunch periods. Other objects which they are|board of commerce wants resi- -able to enclose in the material are dents “to ynake themselves heard"’ ‘Defense Bill Debate locks of hair and natural re support of a single water supply | ta sat mms ae ee Dt wet doy Way in Senate aiso_ been enclosed in the plastic.) . - 3 | Educationally, Slocum . says, L Writing. in the Detroiter, the) WASHINGTON (INS) — The lucite can serve many Purposes. | board's weekly publication, Gerald|Senate opens debate today.on the The two men have preserved (¢ Warren urged residents to at-) big 34 and one-half billion dollar the working on of jtend a meeting of common council defense bill with passage before Eventually, they hope to establish | a plant for embedding items in lu-! ) PONTIAC: adi: MONDAY, r fULY 1, 1057 “To Smee. Offices pa Mackie, Bartlett Sie tn In ie hter. LANSING. @ —: John C. Mackie, 38° Print surveyor, today tok | the oath of state highway commissioner as Democratic gag ame mctnn rym i Swera in with him were M. Bartlett, Grosse. Pointe Woods, as state superintendent ¢ public instruction, and Chris H.— Magnussen, Detroit, as a member of the state board of education. The- ceremonies took place in the:chamber of the House of Rep- resentatives, which was completely filled with well wishers. All sant on. the. Sour and ptieny were eccupled, and hundreds of per- sons stood. ‘Chief Justice John R.’ Dethmers, a. former Republican state | Chairman, administered the oaths: :, Mactto ‘and Sheeteth, pte to te: Ruernte einey at ee ee oe man state administrative board. Their inauguration gave the Democratic party, for the tirst time in history, full state.administrative control, and climaxed a 10-year party climb fo political power. _ Republicans who once dominated Michigan's political fortunes, _ now maintain otily majority in both houses of the state legislature. Only 10 years ago the’ its were at of their lowest., political points in Michigan history. Now they; fill the chairs of governor, lieutenant governor, perry 4 state, attorney general, a a a \ "| Judge Ceci] B. MeCallum concern- treasurer and a ee — 3 3 - Drops Glasses is | a tree near the entrance of the yverboard, bit Austin, the owner ot the-auto, Wife Nabs Them who was a -passenger, was also nocent: to drunk and disorderly DALLAS (®—For those who {n- given a ticket for allowing. an un- li ari charges -teday ~~ before— ‘Manleipall sented cet ton te ee ot sist that seeing is believing, General Hospital after the accident/¥rank L. Robinson has this fisb- Couple Plead iene to Disorderly Charge A man and woman pleaded in- ‘avenue niente. re * idall, a sea captain, who died snven St. Homicide Inspector Ralph Me- 4)7 Highland St., ing an auto accident at nag ps with no apparent injuries, ing ‘sto iPark Place near Orchard Lake * . Y. *" * * Fishing from a boat with hisi. ‘it’s Needling for Needy wife nearby Lake. Whitney, Daisy Fears, 2, of- aa Harvey) NEW YORK (@--Lutheran wom-|' Robinson dropped his eyeglasses and Joseph V, Austin; 35, of en's groups across the couritry are|ov¢ \ were freed on sewing these days—to turn out lay-! About an hour later, while he way personal bonds until trial July 11.\ettes for newborn babies of needy still worrying over the lost glass- Pontiac Police report the woman refigee mothers. More than 1,000) res, Mrs. Robinson got a bite, She was driving the auto, without anjlayettes were shipped. abroad this. iyanked in her line and there were operator's license, when it struck month by Lutheran World Relief.! the glasses—neatly hooked, — overboard in 15 feet of - water.| cleaner to. eat eleaner™ . gives you more heat per olean | gallon. , . new freedom from guns, watches, locks, b on the subject Tuesday.. |the Fourth of July its aim. specimens, and various parts of | “Wayne County road commis-|- Sen. Dennis Chavez -(D-Ne), | the‘ human body. ‘sion lobbyists have used every Chairman of the Military Appro- stic has come into ta Bays anagh grssdbsr of docu-/scheduled hearing this Tuesday, be in charge of the measure, ap-| ments is borne out by the fact that, when the fantastic: statements peared to have’ wide support: evey many of the materials in the Na-' leveled at the Detroit system can'from colleagues who usually seek tional Archives Building are pre- be ‘disproven.”’ he wrote. Some) to cut money bills. : served by this process, Slocum | county officials have contended it) x « *€ ‘ nid. would veo be legal for_Detroit to! Some. members of the eppropri — hoy out-the-¥ayne-County—supphy ations -committee—said iniadure eer Fine frag oon —s-5 system and serve the-entire area. ithe debate to be pretty malo “eat! land dried, with the real fight to come in the conference of the two _jhouses over the two and one-half! billion dollars the House cut from: President Eisenhower's request. The two meh won't reveal ee exact nature-of-the process, but say that the lucite must be care-; ‘fully cured-at-a-constant tempera- ture for 30 hours. Once the object is encased, it must be carefully Dr. Adams Resigns LONDON. (INS) “— br. John Bodkin Adams, the Eastbourne physician who was acquitted, in April of murder charges, has re- signed from the British National Health Service. But he will con- tinue in private practice in East- bourne. « Jt Mo nearly one billion dollars—almost the entire amount of hard cash the administration asked. Witnesses to Be Called polished, buffed and machined. ’ They said they. have been of- fered: $50,000 for.a phase of, their formula, bat turned down the offer- MT. CLEMENS (INS)—Macomb' Berg Prosecutor Cecil A: Byers said today he will call six- witness-| és to testify in the examination of -& St..Clair Shores couple charged with embezzling $80,000 in state funds, _. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thorpe were ‘held in $400,000 bail after being | “arrested in Texas. — ': Byers said the couple was, ;charged with taking the money; from the secretary of state branch; loffice in St. Oair Shores. To ‘BUY or SELL - REAL ESTATE Rewésnting : ‘Bateman & Kampeen, Realty ctic they know to prevent the priations Subcommittee who will : The Senate committee restored — in Embezzlement Case a Pes _ macnn ite 4 “OPEN “TONIGHT OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 ‘BASPHALT _ eMTILE....... jane 3WALL TILE 1° Triple Sealed = BOARDS | % OFF his TILE OUTLET FE-8:-317 | HURON ST. PONTIAC $9055 WEST THE WONDERFUL FAMILY DRINK NOT CARBONATED |. ves _ Here's why parents approve—ond youngsters / have = "luscious Hi-C. Made from the biggest, ae ea _ fresh fruit: Not carbonated. Enriched with wc. Eight drinks in every. con cost less than 5¢ apiete. Your grocer. is Hi-C Ofange, and ; inet ninsia boa dhaeg y mivataieee ‘ANOTHER FINE MINUTE MAID proguct By! | ty ig : a a iN i tall Mr.-and-Mrs,- OT EM TR mee ew nee ma nO ayaa " sion yoke and jong 7 owned alike in Nile green orgary; i ‘ea, \ a Vacation Bible School sons last f stud at First United Missionary Church on Prospect street, Registering i aot Michael Welch of South Johnie Kay Lunsford of and Ernest Fairles of Kenilworth ave- :Michael Henson of Ann Arbor street, at and huck tris B ES * and paste Edith street, Signet street street. nue (leit to right) are shown as they cut Holiday’ of South East boulevard (left) Doyle of Michigan avenue is- is of Ei Elm street. ° duting~ morning classes: of Daily Vacation Bible School at First United Pentecostal csecheedl on Green Res Family Page r aa ‘Andrea, Claire Snyder and Lt. Robert. Addison -Ely “were married Saturday at Christ Church Cranbrook. Parents of the bride are. Ur. and Mrs. Uyron. Eugene Snyder of Birmingham. Nathaniel -Ely - of Dallas, Tex., are Robert's parents, . MRS. "ROBERT ADDIS is hea C ‘Snyder Sp “Vows in Cranbrook - Rite. of candielight satin was|Sandra Ely, ‘ot Dallas, Texas, were A gown worn by Andrea Claire. Snyder for her martiage to Lt. Robert Addi-| sen Ely, Saturday evening in| Christ Chureh Cranbrook. An illu- pointed sleeves were features of the bodice, and the gown’s skirt was bouffant. Securing her 4ouble tathedral-. length veil of filision was a Juliet) be ~ Gap of seed pearls. The bridal bow- quet ‘was of stephanotis centered with a, white orchid. F ee -ELY bridesmaids, - Their dresses were of yellow silk organza with Square necklines and putfed. sleeves, They, wore match-) ing hats and carried yellow roses and carnations, sat Wayne T. Cooke served as Seating the guests Les- Sd as maid of SERVE AS BRID Alps : Sara Jane Trythall, Sally. Wilkin oa Joanne:Pedder) Nancy Tisch- bleey curt ikert,of Ano Arbor.) eo ociraae When the couple lelt for a honey. peaks York, Bermuda J ch Dapp Miss Kramp Announces ~ Bridal Party a Reveals Attendarits, - at Shower Saturday) . in .Kerensky Home er given Saturday for Kathryq \Kramp, the bride-elect announced | attendants’ for her Aug. 17 wed- ding in the First Congregational - Church. : |- Serving her as matron of honor Satik, and Carol Messer will be the jbridepimaids. ‘wedding bell motif prevailed the luncheon -hostessed- by © } ms. James Hulen and Mra. | ames Hargreaves fiven at the I |. “?/Micharl- “Kerensky home. en -_- Churchill road, — i: * * * Guests at the affair were; Mrs. | |Kramp, Mrs: ‘L. K. Naugie, Janet 'Zatik, Marjorie § Skosieh; Mrs. Ivan. Bek ‘Mrs. Lee Boelter, Mrs: Frederick Jacoby, Mrs. Douglas. Rattie. Others included Mrs. Gilbert! Otte, Mrs, Douglas Houston, Mrs. | Ted Reiph, Mrs. Norman Prapst,' Mrs, Joseph McQuire, Mrs. Harold) Fuller and Mrs, besos Bennett. = SS Se Kathryn will sala” the bride, jot Psscaere di go heat son hore Mrs, Miss Bentham Announces Her Bridal Group _Rosemary ~ Bentham, bride-elect moon trip to N San Land wearing a Dior blue silk and rnd cotta suit, and Te oe céssories. y w im home in “Wash, * “4 sopsen will, usher, tt James has ished Jon: Hack ac-|to periprim the duties of best, mai.|. heir Michael Stivensky . ei William) YW 1 are e( ca to arey) Susan Todd with her book of Jesus “Children in Pay primary, "Megianers and junior First Methodist Church are doing handwork based + on the theme,.“The Church.” Displaying their wares studied are (lejt to right) Penny Miller of West Chi- cago avenue, Judy Presson of West Huron street and i ‘and the children; Gary Eldridge and his international . departments of Daily Vacation Bible School at the __time-clock; Regan Rieth, scrapbook on the church; and two stained glass windows by Terry Colby and, Janet Barton, > Coloring pictures: ¢ the Bible BONES oie ape ae Laur f second from left) ‘teaches the group, which is attending Vacation Bible Peutise Press Phetes School at Baldwin Avenue | jcasualties.” {Tells Engayement” |to Franklin Man wes fe canes to, at least one organ- lization devoted to the study of current events and foreign affairs.” ~ * * * The mother’s role is even more’ tory, geography,-economi¢s, for no ~ matter what he specializes in later, =” background in these ~ se * * best rere say ay safety, Eunice Heywood, Department of Agriculture official. told a traffic seminar here recently. | [FAMILY PROTECTORS — : “Women are. the natural pro- tectors of family welfare,’ she said, “and family welfare today ~ is threatened by —_ auto Miss Heywood urged the women — to take action in improving driving conditions; either in training within ithe home. or’ im community traffic planning. t 4 Ata iniecellaignous tidal show-| 'Collins, Mrs._Mack McCoury, Ro-|_ berta. Palmer and . Mrs, Ee t ne socal ter Gat: Bae wed- ding ceremony Saturday of. Rose-’ marie Johnston to Bruce H. Me:|earried a basket of Carol Amling = Coll- ‘The bride wore a gown of im-| ASSI R001 eng French lace over silk tat wie BRIDEG alt were 9 headpiece of lace and_ secured her fingertip’ veil silk French illusion, ried a cascade bouquet of lilies of the valley and cymbidium orchids. "girl, of blue \sheer vith io} Upicenrhatis were = ae in ident- ical gowns of pink taffeta and’ giries white — sheer. ‘ rset aren boa the daughter of Mrs. Everett B. Johnston of :|; North Johnson: street. His. parents are the Harrison —Mc€olls of 4 Edison. street, MRS. BRUCE H. McCOLL ‘McColl-Johnston Nuptials Savings! — is’ Performed in Church Rite completed the attendants’ cos- tumes. The flower girl wore white ‘organdy with a huge bow. She t Presbyterian Church was | ween ot lire | she car-|¢ -served as maid Mrs, Johnston’ an orchid /ny- The maid of honer|wore’a dress jon lace dress “ith white acces- affeta and’ white nylow ories ‘a rose. corsage. Mrs." batgau. nec’ Kline. The pag ea hose a light blue eritbroid- ered voile dress with. white acces-' and a corsage of roses. For_a trip to northern Michigan, the new Mrs, McColl wore a white. ‘sheer sheath dress with white ac: \ * ws * thenctalae ot ny var pane. | Chutch. She is af | FAMED. BRAND % I jee "pastels, red, riavy, black, Franklin. and! Kay attended Colorado pe attended Fountain Valley School in ‘Colorado Springs, was graduated “from Kiski School in Pennsylvania and also has attend-— ied Penn State Pages soe An o~ -10- ‘wedding is being. plained : SUMMER "AND | SPRING» SHOES at Great Famed designer tnterpretations _of the newest tapered. ge pointed, baring silhouettes fee all heel heights. Broadtails, _ meshes, calfs ... . white, beige, sinations. 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Husband and wile must make selection together. You sign no agreement to buy. All you pay is the normal cartage. We reserve the right te sélect the homes in which the pianos will be placed. Come in / today of temnmow. ~ Beautiful, Small Baby. Grand Pleas = Like New er a ee ne ‘Limed Oak Spinet Piono OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK ‘TIL 9 P.M. CLOSED WEDNESDAY and. SATURDAY ot 5:30 P.M. GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. 18 E. Huron Street |. a “ pllicices - Ponting Presi Pies — ‘Eake. Angelus Guild of St. ae Pa Lake dng Me ing ight) pred ; held 4 “social™ 3 Hills” Church event - Saturday at the George King home on and Mrs. Claretice + ee For the Prettiest Hair Style of All — Choose ~- hed These ip) Big Summer Beauty Buys | sie. 1.50 oe 1.50 - ‘Vogue Creme cept se Ware,.... 2°30 | war Wave... 10.00 Bepshr 9.00 Smt 11.50 $F _ BEAUTY SALON MEZZANINE FLOOR PHONE FE _2-0531 FOR APPOINTMENT __ JANE LEE BEAUTY SHOP. a eee ig ti iH . 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Gen Paleer Wales Just Received = | — al % “s MRS, JESSIE: | ‘BERNARD Mrs. Jessie (Mattie) Bernard, 38, of 320 W. Wilson Ave., died at 7:55) p.m. Friday at Pontiac General/Annie; son, Carl W. Stiewe of Long Hospital, following an illness of Beach, Calif, and a sister, baie five days. She was a niember of Liberty] Baptist Church and was a mis- sionary worker of Liberty Baptist) | Church No, 2. : Surviving are her husband, par-'G.) Vinton, 65, of Barden road died ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glasco Palmer, | {Saturday in Harper Hospital, De- age a: 62 iat St lafter a year’s peti | He is survived by his ~ “wife, Lo ‘Rose Belmey of Elyria, Ohio. ~ | | ...MRS, ROBERT K, VINTON iseven years, Mrs. Robert Marian aed @ g0R)-Regscoe. Commodore, -at tnoit, gies ateng.i Survivi ing brothers aa ok are Erfiestand Anthony Banks and) ~ Mrs. Olivea Andersen, all of Chi- cago, Ill.; Mrs. Sarah Varnsdale, of Detroit: and Mable. Lean Banks, of Pontiac. Service will be held at 2 p.m.) Wednesday at the Liberty Baptist) Church, with her pastor, Rev. § Edwards, officiating. Burial will te in Oak Hill Cemetery, Friends may call after. 7 p.m.: tomoreew at the Frank, Carr uthers), Funeral Home. j -- MORRIS M. DAVIgs i Morris M. Davis, 29, of 444) Branch St. was dead on arrival, at 12:30 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph’ < Merey- Hospital. s MBe officiating, with burial in n -Perry| He came to Pontiac trom Lorain, Ohio- in -1950, and -had- served in. World War II, Surviving besides his wife, the former Catherine Davis, -and father, Wallace Davis, are chil- dren, Morris, Jr., Nora Lee, Dorothy Mae, and Horace Davis, | at home. She is survived by her ‘husband, daughter Mrs. John W. Abbott, a son Robert J., her mother, Mrs. 'Mary P. Fikes, a ‘brother, :Mau- tice P. Fikes and five grandchil- ‘dren. Service will be Tuesday at il a.m. from: Bell Chapel of the! iw illiam® R. Hamilton Co. with bur- ‘ial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Detroit. MM LENA VERA BLACKBURN DAVISON = Service for Lena ‘Vera Bla¢kburn, 70, of Davison, who died Sunday, will be -held .at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. fromthe Huntoon Funeral Home with burial in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. Rev. ‘Tom Malone will officiate. ‘ Surviving are four sons; Howard and Sam of Pontiac, Robert* of \Waterford and Wayne of Davison; two: daughters, Mrs. Bette’ Olm- istead of Flint and Mrs, Vera Mae iCostello of Lapeer; one: brother, Alvin: Pickering of Pontiac, and; Mrs. Margaret Hook of Pine Laké. | JESSIE E. ‘BRABB ROMEO—Service for Jessie FE. A Wednesday from the Shar Surviving brother -and- sstors| 0 al. of T0190 Fisher Be., who)” 9:5 sday pe | are, Wallace Davis, of Detroit; | p.m. Tuesday from. Wilbur's Fu- and Mable Davis, Margerine Jet neral Home with Rev. H. A. Mana-| aps and Caldonia Branch, all of Plaquemine, La. > Service” will be~heid-at-2-p.m- Wednesday at Providence Baptist Church. with. Rev, Walter Harris, Mt: Park Cemetery. - o—Friends_may.call at the William, F. Davis funeral home tonight, — mg EK. JENNIE HALL . E. Jennie Hall, of 89 Green , died yesterday morning at her he after a two-vear iliness at —the-age-of 87. A_native of Fenton, she had regided in Pontiac for the’ past 39 years. airs: “Halt was active in the Re-. i cceekinel of the Daughter of U Inion| Veterans of the Civil War: mem- | ber of the Women's Relief Corps . of Rochester, and the Ladies Na- ~ tional League. - ) “ Fuheral Home, ‘wit his pastor, ——parents—Mr. She is survived by ‘her nine chil- dren, daughters; Mrs, Willard_J. Rogelman, of Milford: Mrs. Donald Phillips and Mrs. Raleigh Carpen- ter__of-Fenton;anid Mrs, William? Davidson, of Pontiac; and her. sons, Harry L/ of Detroit, Fred) W James ‘W. and George W., of abs Calif. She leaves 27 °7 great-grandchildren. grandchildren andl son-Johns Funeral Home. Rev—C..- D. Friess, of the First Wesleyan: Church, -will officiate. Burial ig be in Oakwood Cemetery, rete : ‘REX FE. HEFNER ge E. Hefner, 24, of 22 S s - died at 12:15 a.m. yesterday oe —— Beaumont Hospital, ior lowing an illness of one year. | A member of the Christian Tem- . ple Church, he-was employed at the Steel Door Corp., Birmingham, and had sérved in the Army from 1951 to -1954;-spending—33—menths- in Korea. Surviving besides his wife, the former Lois M. Thurman, are his Hefner, of Pontiac. Also surviving is a brother, oe of Pontiac: and a sister, Mrs. Ken- neth McElroy, of Monroe. Service will be held at 2.p.m Wednesday at Christian Temple, | with his pastor, Rey. Lola P. Ma-| rion, officiating, with burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. | Friends may call at the Donel- son Johns Funera: home. ~ GREGORY MENU 1OCt Prayer and funeral service were held for Gregory Thomas. Menucci, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving (Mary Louise)- Mermcci, of 2245 Pontiac Dr., at 10 a.m. this morning: at Brace-Smith Funeral Home. — Gregory, who was dead at birth, - Is survived by. a sister, Susan, at : home. Rev. Bartel. of Our Lady-of fet. uge Church officiated, and burial was in Mt. Hope Cemetery, CLYDE 0, SCHAEFFER _ Clyde O. Schaeffer, 48, of 1111 Kirkwood Dr., died at 1:40 p.m. yesterday at Pontiac General Hos- pital. He. Methodist Church and was em-| Ployed as a trenching engineer op-| erator at the A; B. Trenching Co. Surviving besides his wife, the| former .Geraldine O'Rourke and) mother, Mrs. Sara Schaeffer of| Pontiac, are children, Mrs..George Gill, of Birmingham: and Mrs. og Ziegler, of Newport Beach, Also surviving are two brothers, Charles, of Arcadia, Calif. and James, of Detroit. Service will be held at 2 p.m. “Wednesday at-the Melvin-A. Schutt’ Rev,.Milton Bank, officiating, with burial in Roseland Park ¥.4 Royal Oak. / one 4 An liew™ of flowers. titende arg’ asked to contribute to the Michigan ‘Heart ‘Association. d CARL HK. STIEWE we Funeral service for Cat ienry Stiewe of 105 Parkdale St. be) held tomorrow at 1 pm. at: joel Puraley Funeral Hone, Ree WR. | Welten of the Parkdale, Chtirch of; the Nazarene will officiate.‘ UY ™.... Stiewe died Saturday at the’ tiac, and Alfred B., of San Diem jot Pontiac. : : ‘yas a member of the Central) han officiating. Burial will be in’ Romeo Cemetery. ‘Surviving are -one— sow Howard Vera Torrof* Clarkston and Mrs. and three ranean. __-.MRS.-GLENN_D: CRAMER _ ROCHESTER —Services for Mrs. Gienn (Glenna M.) Cramer, 69, of| 640 W. Fifth St... who died - this morning, are pending from the) Pixley Funeral Home. Surviving besides her husbarid are one daughter, Mrs. Enone’ Rice. of Kalamazoo, one: son, Maxwell ‘D- of Marshil. one brother; ‘Van Tifflin of Detroit and one sis-, iter. Mrs. _Enone Fitzgerald of A THOMAS ELMY BRANDON TOWNSHIP — Serv-! ice for Thomas Elmy, 55,-of 2390 'Sashabaw Rd., who died Saturday,' will. be held at 11 a.m. from the Putsley Funeral Homé Tuesday with burial in Caro Cemetery, Rev. Pau! T. Hart will officiate. Surviving are two brothers, Fred) ‘of Cadillac and William of Pontiac, t jand two sigters, Mrs. Fred Jones! .’ of Mlinois and Mrs. Claude Busch |no, tsader to Germany, ___._land the United States, died Sat-| MARIA OLIVER —CLARKSTON—Service_for ‘have a and—_Mers._Noah—E,—_~ Enjoy your carefree holiday trip. Don’t let uncer- _ tainty ‘spoil-it. Make sure of your reservations by Long Diane before you leave. (Or, if you’ re going visiting, let the folks know by Long Distance when to expect yéu. Especially if you’ ve made last-minute changes in your plans. Fi Then they won't worry if ‘ \ Don’t wonder. Don’t worry. Coll qnd be wine ‘MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY “Hospitadheld at 10 a.m. Wednesday “from : pat $ p.m. Tuesday. A resident of Birmingham for jeer Mrs. Lucy Smith-of Pontiac. | _&! NEW YORK ——iittien ‘Waral Funeral services will be held at ‘Oliver, 6387 Shappie Rd., who died -MEREREESBORO, Tenn. ® = 1:30. p.m. tomorrow at the Donel- at her eeaer: ‘Sunday, wilt be! Knox _Hatchinson, ~ holiday... Long Distance ig fast and the cost Is'low, You can call places a day’ drive away for about a ee ; Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Cemetery. Rev. Fr. F. J.-Delaney will officiate. Rosary will be re- cited at the Sharpe’ Funeral Home Mrs. Oliver, who was born in county for 10 years, is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Caroline Ter- signi of ‘Clarkston, and four sons, 'Tam..ol. ford, Tony of Ponti Ted of California and Emanual i Clarkston. One brother, Joseph Di- Marzo, 25 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren also survive, ee MRS. STANLEY E.SINK ROMEO—Service for Mrs. Stan-| ley (Fern Ailene) Sink; 41, of 11065 34 Mile Rd., who ‘died Sunday, will be held at 2 p.m: Wednesday from the Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery, with the Dr. Harold’ DeWitt officiating. Naples, Italy and has lived in ‘the|” * Church. with-burial in Mt. Hope| OSTERVILLE, Mass. @=l ©: - Garretson- Wade, 74, : * ,)verford and an expert died Saturday. He was born” Washington, DL * * *- {Lewis Bolles, first national in Surviving besides her husband are her mother, Mrs. Ermo Nelles| of Bearborn; one daughter, ‘Steph-| anie, and one son, Stephan, both at homie, and two brothers, Duane of Birmingham and Morton Nelles i Pleasant Ridge. The family requests memoriall tributes be made. to the American’ Cancer Society. | CLARKSTON—Service for Edgar | iL. Williams, 69, of 6396 Paramus, ‘who died Sunday, will be held at| leat Lawn Cemetery, Detroit, Rev.’ ‘William Richards will officiate. | Surviving Mr: Williams are his: ‘wife, Elsie; ‘two’ daughters, Mrs.’ Fern Horne of Detroit; one broth- ler. George of Minnesota, and one | Deaths Elsewhere . LONDON o — Mrs. isi Eden, 51, @x-wife of. former Prime! ‘Minister SirAnthony Eden, . died | Saturday.” The: Eden’ were mar-: Med-in 1923 and divorced in 1950- * ot * im Rear Adm. | —atlett—Fiptcher 5 Fe- tired, who was the oldest graduate lof flag rank of the U.S. Naval: ‘Academy, died Saturday.: * * * j _$T. LOUIS #® — L. Russell) Kelce, 89, who rose from the Kan- +$as coal] pits to head an industrial) jempire, the Peabody Coal. Co., ldied . yesterday. : ~ * = Giacomo de Marti-/ ROME f — 97, a_former Italian ambas-/ Britain, Japan| urday, ‘+ —f- & e a, assistant happier you're late. \i \ EDGAR L. 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Mathes reaped one big benefit from being in Munich 2 Be : 5 . dr. 2 : PARNER sri res alge aiiine ei A fight for world conquest. - Gustav he was ordered to-join Hitler's stop ‘on father and | na member of the 157th German divi- was sent to southern France to yi 2 if olin inafall! it iti Hl Taw to ” na a ‘ a i 1s ‘ al bi : isl thf: teh IN wos. aL New York Arrest. ae = w — An 18year-ld Pap I Huh Hil } We iv e f ei cet Bil: “i eat ite slate Ht iF |a prisoner of war of the Americans during World War - “|IL He fell in love with this country and decided to | |e reluctantly left his mother “\ sion long. 1 s sent -}the American invasion. He . at the Air’ | — e F-898 “Scorpion” appears the other side-of Hoi ic i ae = on 4 < +) | a on % he. 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The pays Ma 40n- a ee # og : —<— :| CHECK-WAY , “WAY is the “to pay bills kG | sours = ft : “more speed and ir sate. on . formity are two ree gngs ya , to the ee BK or firm-asked a} ——— " . rs x cki features they 3 ag aye 3 neighbors wanted in got such answers i nie att He | qhitituily itera. qgifrom the state attorney general’s) THA oar ‘al a [3 ie as buat mio 3 2s 5. aie Tie Se ti, 2 Haba d lieth pits s. \ ig E ihe b°8 a} a gees titan i a / € i: Nl ¥ «tee C24 i ee ca at x * | Has sf f -3 i § ais SF ots i it tat itt lu Sith fy Hla A eae ish cul Hie at! onths in State the next.two months, the Mighi- In eect Pe nag ‘ ¥ i i ‘ i Sts is Z 7 ee ab ee oe ae ee » aire oh ped bet Ss .—— : 2) 0 ieee = 3 Shai “ebaas He : et ey 2 ae Dee A : z i ie es ‘ am - —= a a ok eent| aon tren gpr ren fit ug ii ae . Lot iz bai an $°Rs a4 * aeti = hy riff F Tat = eo ane os eee Ge, a Colorful Bubbles Will. Please the Younger Set. camé up with}may be “red, white and blue.” ‘When youngsters their own party recipe ideas, lend Freeze cherry carbonated bever- an'ear! Their concoctions are apt |age in one-tray, ginger ale or lemon-lime soda in the second, .and| arbonated beverage in the most frozen stand a food pick in. —., - |the center of each and complete] Should want ‘to glamorize | the freezing. To serve, loosen) you ‘cubes and leave in tray; or trans- age-group than & grown- ~ ‘up might-suggest. — prepara- tion (a boon to Mother), it makes a tempting display (Dad can't re- sist a sample) and to youngsters! -~ it’s just the treat for the Fourth H : fod Fruit jam or Frozen jones ge beverage Teale eeahy ate ieee fey Saag ener a 2 _ ae ne I Sa ie a) os /, THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 1,967 iechseieheinniscamtdictans —_ Cee eS > | ak i - Sipe A ta | sve ati rte a8 5 se ot sine ot t and pepper.| sides in lard! ele aro ) (masat fa. tender. . liquid gravy, a tempting Lamb Shoul-|if Yield: 6 servings. p te iti é i r a : FT cin and viattins thats | wit the Santidemnim teabtere, Seeual ae eo eS : ys arey a beverage, filling tray to within a ing me Bg x* * & Put trays gently into freezing| compartment, When cubes are al- fer to serving platter if preferred, Easy to put together! 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A tangy jana fe : er -at..zich .color..and J a Gap strong coftes 2 percent bone and fat, 80°¥OU sauce: adds discreet favor to the st eee ‘Iblended flavors. There’s creamy| Combine first 5 ingredienta~in|can expect to-pay a filth-more for chiciney ax well. ~~") with butter; sprinkle with poppy- wanilla ice cream, a very special saucepan, Cook, stirring. until/a boneless. chuck... a san ol To make it, mix % cup light seéd and salt and pepper to taste. caramel sauce then sugar dissolves, Cook.,without stir-' There is more te buying ® Cut Of vinegar, %4 cup lemon Juice and *< Toss and reheat. Makes 4 to 6 ‘an incomparably smooth and choe- ring to. 236 F (soft. ball meat than just the price per ‘eup salad oll. Add % teaspoon soy servings. Olately fudge sauce. stage). Cool slightly. Stir in cream, Cost per serving is another guide| sauce, dash of Brown Gravy sauce, 4 Eight ounces of the medium-wide| ‘These wonderful ingredients ‘vanilla and coffee; mix well. to yalue. and sprinkling of black pepper. dry egg noodies willmeasure 6 are topped off with = sweep of |Makes About 2 cups. Honed chiick roast will Serve lTaste for salt and shake to blend — jeups; after cooking you will have) whipped cream and a dusting of | Hades Sanee : | to See sees ieee mace wae hee end tor ageecnghagemen : , brush with oil. Sear abou trepics, Shape Cookies Thére's a Special Way ‘to Make Good Iced Coffee an . time! © “i who would like it better it aiand delicious. crunchy, ~flavorsome— COCONUT course, fills the bill and completes macaroon went with jt? - quately use leftover ‘meat to cre-| _ate second day dishes which look) ae apart, on a well-greased baking sheet, Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) about 8. to 10) minutes, or until delicately, ba macaroon wikis as a-reg- ular macaroon. | Prepare cake mix according to *\package directions, using carbo-' = ta aap ate cn) Mung adi ams Iced aie of ‘tra cups of coffee and freeze them inte—coffee ice cubes in your _re- oe “Vat breakfast time, brew a few ex- frigerator way. The macaroons are- ok aay ee "Phen 1t-is--2-simple matter“ te eee ee make iced coffee at anytime by nothing else except Seong oo eS ee - tracts. Instead of being convertion. da op | T each serving of regular-strength ally’ shaped; rae en coffee, you will need three-quar- dipped in melted chocol ters of a measuring cup of wa- Maen a sa oe ot seen ter and one standard measure skin or just a cocktail toothpick | ()I()[ Up CG | (ox two tovet measuring table- oe oe ee oo spoons) of coffee. them as the ‘safest and most de-| surprise Cherry Cup Catue; haa toed eee ees be casita OY a little firecrackers they everimade with a white cake mix and using extra-strength coffee and reg- Magic Macaroons can. be a holiday shortcut. The strength by using one-half a meas-| © % cup, (%4, {5-cunce,can), evectenedicakes which are pink inside, may juring cup of water to each stand- Py ta-ounce) packages (J cups) shredaea!be iced with chocolate or vanilla|ard measure of coffee. Pour the! ene [Seasting, of need not be iced at ali fhet cutive over lots of see cubes in | ‘oa. almond extract ‘as they bave an interesting mac- tall. glasses. The extra-strong cof | Mix together sweetened condens- 2/000-type top crust. Co ed milk, coconut and flavorings. Cakes a Deep ty taMinapetnn abet 4 MOAN gost Soxeetcs cosscere Instant coffee may also be «used 2 tables 8 maraschino cherry jiice ‘Dry milk powder, if needed) } tonspeen ee oo : — extract (optional) Sareeceiee chetries itt hit B 3 are ‘completely browned 'pink shows through. ‘ Bake Veal in Leftover veal slices step front) and center in this daisy fresh quick, dinner special. Warm evenings call for hurry-up; meals .. . especially for the teen set. It’s to the credit and ingenuity of ‘the homemaker who can ade like first day culinary productions. Piquant Veal Slices is suck a recipe . . . it produces mealtime magic with leftover veal. Reba Siaggs, Well known home econe- mist, emphasizes that veal, a del- icate flavored meat, is often ac- companied by or cooked in a Sour Cream ‘ery salt and garlie salt add the needed tang, . while parsley ‘and. ipaprika add the color note, Piquant Veal Slices i noe leftover veal roast Gairy sour cream ; te lespoons chopped parsiey 1 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon pepper 14 teaspoon celery sa Me teaspoon garlic salt Cut veal in 44-inch slices and ‘place in a baking dish. Combine: sour eream with seasoning and spread over meat: Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in; slow oven (300 degrees) for sal gninutes. Tila; servings. Making bad some pastry te top a rich sauce or gravy. In this case, sour cream, cel- ‘meat pie? Add celery seed and/2 hours. \paprika before rolling it out. instant coffee with a little water ‘hot or cold, according -to brand)}} jin each glass. Then add ice cubes ‘and more water. 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They have lots of picnics during the summer, but never miss one on the Fourth Easy Pack Picnic Cake. 2 cups sifted cake Dour 1 teaspoon, — 1, teaspoon % cup ue % cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eges Pe cups ee iy emp shorten: 3 squares Giees ate, melted Set oven at 390° degrees. |bottoms of 8x8"x2"" |. French Brecid Slices |. Team With Tangy Butter | : Talk about Toasties! Everybody) iwillkonce they taste this Parsley- Kemon version, Cut brown ‘n serve “\\oaves of French bread diagonally, T almost through the bottom crust. Spread cut surfaces with parsley * * * To make: Combine equal parts of soft butter or margarine arid |parsiey flakes. Season with Jemon: juice. String each loaf on a long, sharp-pointed skewer, inserting the | skewer through ‘the center of each loaf. Heat over het coals or under a broiler, turning to brown the -bread on all sides. Wonderful for ial] types of outdoor eating. of July. This year they will be guests of friends ‘in Sytvan Lake City. 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' . 1: # package cream cheese ‘said recent findings indicated that pnb peat or ic habits.” Eat Try Spiced Angel Food ~ te icon |“the habitual diet is a decisive fruit and whole-grain cereals and| Like spicy flavor in your : ber = tine as tation. Tesponsible””_for_ increased preads. instead. of the: traditional dessert? Add % teaspoon of ground alo ppd i — 1 Soften ¢ream cheese to room Nea? disease. bacon and-eggs, which has “g cloves and the sate of ground cine jalong @ beac rgey A temperature. Add sugar gradually, | ‘Here's what is wrong with our nage cules vie. of: eerie saaee We Re Se Seen eee ae cea milk < “made| 3 beating until creamy, Add salt and, diets, Dr. Stanier said: “Many fat." At other meals, eat leanyou are baking ' angelfood Sis wy ab coke pants tees oa. vanilla, and enough cream fo bring) Americans eat toe much; we eat meats; don't ity them or add from a mix. Frost with whipped dangerous bacteria , t artmacng” Water’ to Uae torr mabaing t+: = to spreading c: mcy. © “} too tnuch fat, particularly of the heavy sauces or gravies. leream and chocolate ae = can in a ca utter will combine with or toast. Top with crisp d together, But don't try te save oe e-em. Soyic Suet pee re ee tke ee : the leftovers for tomorrow, Bet- | Here’s an interesting way to fix| }‘icbleeons booey baron ee, ; wee : ok ee ‘ : : x is this Easy Pack Picnic = _ [ean frost it right in the pan take the frosting in a separate and tot everyone sqxend his suit his taste. Ape at eos ie Gs i's : Z se . Js Be age } ae f * 2 : i j fi w - ea ‘i tie / [grin ne % * eg 5 a ate ‘5 reer, t { ‘ a 23 é ; \ : og jh = o* ; i * : ‘ i iS mS f | i rs ae ; : ee : : : \ * ' { i : / : a aN 2 je te gt ge ; ; 2 mY Bee fe te et 4 oo poner f > : f ee ’ hab 4 , j ; ait i i pes es ; ’ : E 5" Ps : } Sy goes ds r } : > 3 : ee Af ae 2 = gh s : a ; } ; « é . <4 ' # , t , rie ee / f is i aw +, j ee ‘ : ‘ pt oe = F pe ' j : ar A cet c. one é oe a poe et f Ls { a ' eee one PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY x 1057 Be er = aes Y : — —< 2 t ae 453 ae i By BRUNO L/ KEARNS {for the lead was an easy two> 480 Saat down the qulley of the fest Sports Editor, Pontiac Press (footer, fairway. ‘He bogied out. George Bayer’s biggest asset in) ,. = : Maxwell was eliminated after . golf, his booming drive off the| For Littler, the pressure was too| * chip shot from 40 feet rolled tee, failed him on the 2st hole! much. "The two-time winner of the| 1% feet Pest the Bele, forcing = hole, Bayer got off Pt in the préssure-packed playoff! Tournament of Champions dubbed pat. his poorest drive ef the tourna- against Dodg Ford for the Western /hig second shot which went only ‘Bayer drove his second shot on-!’ ment, 8 heok which Hho — oe at Plum Hol- : went into and way off een, finale * iy. fe “wit aise” ‘w100-feet from:; Ee fc ane eae Bi) ne ape the green, chip was 20 Reese Prott, tOviiiall coach asa Ford's chipping: feet wide. chip from 45 Holly High x * * deet out elimeher. It faculty posi- f Aenen the regulation 72-holes’ stopped toot from the Ceatral next ; aun well, papies, -Inchetiee hole and was over, ; nee foot. and Ford were tied at 279. Max- Seon aie 4 ee ee well and Littler failed in their bid F Wi and also ‘points to- - Romeo High athletic Don Fowler / on the 19th hole with bogeys, while Joy air Wins cnet or the Ryder Cup in Pontiae General Hospita! ; / .~ Bayer and Ford continued for two team. oe neue 2 & : / ove: holes. belore the Masters; Speedway Start . | | } iar: mie re L/ — Joy Fair, it seems, is just lke] Bayer, and Littler each ed @ to his 210 to take the lead ons t eke atts he | Yesterday’ as estimated - in the tourney, but the score was | 444 t his impressive list of at 12,000 giving the four-day tour- not secure. There: wore three |i tories this season by winning! nament a total of 25,000. ot to shed caile Uber aah or the S0-lap feature -at Sunday's Rice ah . of the nine could of gags ate opening of the new. asphalt-paved ’ overtake him. Pontiac Speedway " : Veteran Sam Snead, who made, i ‘eeu ena cu Western. pen or a tremeridous comeback after his on ng csr “modified : Birmingham pole vault stars.Tom first round 75. including the dis- hardtop show and watehed Fair | and Bill MecFarien will be astrous 10 on the 4th hole, needed) yoy around the quarter - mile Here are the scorers and money rivals when they get into college only the 10 foot putt on the 18th’ track im the fast time of 18:16.36. won in the Western Open golf) competition. Segal will join Pontia- yesterday to tie Bayer, The ball, Mickey Katlig and Rusty Kelly | | tournament which ended yesterday Hayes Jones at Eastern Mich - . hit the lip and rolled a few inches! fimsthed tnd and srd réspectively | - . jat Plum Hollow ‘Golf Club: next fall, while McFarien plans away, adding another putt and) tq the 50lap main event. George Bayer ... 72-06-15-40-—378--43, 008 to enroll at Western. Giving Saeed OO. |. Bob Warner won the semifinal aly Maxwell)" e-90-22-11—-g19 43.000 yet ee ln ag . The next threesome was Littler, by Rex G and Bill Gay Brewer. Jr. 72-64-12—200—$ $8 One of Ed Furgol's diives yes. Maxwell and Gay Brewer. Littler + ening Chock Po took. the ote Penesl |. @ae-1Lte oe terday at the Western Open went had @ chance fa an eagle which / 7s, and Joe Doyle won the pur. Bl one, eta HH into the crowd and ripped a gas) would have him the title.| iit Heat winners were Kelly Bem enead ..... 18-68-45-11—a80—9 810 in the head of one of the spec His 12 foot: rolled by the cup, J _< and Hugh Fair Katlin al Be SINE «++. 12-11-73-96—283—8 78 roan and hé thenAlropped the one-footer|"Y04 ‘the fastest qualitying time Bul ae =} 5 - : ioe es ee eS Jot 16:21. : : Pred Hawkins 13-10-72. Kew rork 1, Kansas Oy 6, 10 innings ‘ r against reliefer Jim Jones to break ositre” ai 3 H 4 a * : 1 2iews. ves. — man, Baker and Baker, Rapin, — Cieveland 2-1. Baltimore 15 tetnight Pontiac s jonas a 33 tie.in the nightcap. Joe Sato Samfora ral BO 2 ~~ agg Oe : eseetern. |WinsinFrance (tue santas eae Hiieed iil i pm B-M : it ae 5d erman Bishop, who relieved“ ee ee ee eae — | BORDEAUX, France ® — eae Tom McCormack in the; Totals 35.38 ‘Totale 241010 e ae a “Pe. Behing Hayes Jones of Pontiac and East- 4th, received credit for the win. | a-calted out on strikes for Byrd in MAY | CHI ESS FLAV O 99 Cucamat 1042 eg uy | orm Michigan mead ety: Peroni, “i hh og 7 *"p-Lined out for Nixon in 7th. we say, hme us som cst md at , ted meet — = 63 seen Detroit 5 ss--vevee-8 62001008—3 New. York "3 8 a F me ~seoxade -— soduat City as ei TE sealaeaaee 0400060 x—I9/ “ss 7, y° : ‘s eee E—None. RBI—House 2, Bolling, Jen- de Chleago oases. 2 i jo i team of U. 8. athletes owapt ches higan Giants and ‘items 3, Maisons 2 Lepeio, 35 . Chicago 3-1, Brockiyn 23. ist ist game 1 Pe ar of eight events te win the Thomas Die 7; oem on the ee Maxwell. Jensen, and the public 4 eee os Priieceinhia 12 meet over a European team. = Wisner. diamond at 5:30 p.m. - |liams, SB—Ksline, Piersall. DP—Vernon Rew York $1. St. Loule 37 / ones’ time in the 110-meter sas “$22 292 9-103 pa Ray 9 ggg BM ag ; ° guess dinpit Gases | Z _ hurdles was 14.3. seconds. (Thomas "||| 000.120 0-3 4 §)80—Foytackeé, Nixon 5, Delock 3. HO— Teves ut Ta ror and sohnsei; M. Moore, Pies Poytack 7 in 6%, Maas 3 in 0 (faced 3 Time y ster enter nee ee aR a ‘ roette lethnng? oye Wiffi Tenth in Open — janeve ...... 033-958 S111 11Maaga-a seed os Musee 28, Duet Light as 5 dowd, sel G iow Philadelphia at Dae —ses.| . MoCormack, ‘Bishop and “McGiashen,/U-—Berry, MeKinley, Soar, Tabacchi, T— . i ; , . . “| Johnston, Jones and erg. 2:28. A—24, : f ers Oe Kine fo). vA Burj). MAMORONECK, N. Y. B 2:28, A—24,502. as a sunset .. . V.0.'s clean, (8-2) va. Dickson (4-2) Wiffi Smith of St. Clair, Mich.,| : SATURDAYS RESULTS == --l4:04 for 10th : ‘ | 2 - ; im, oe Na | 7 \\ - FP i : fi \\ > Pale me Hi ae i a i v r . Fie S Rawle Wins C rown : an th ; spe NA MORINEOK NS Gre _penalties. “iu escepsigual_indiv. house appeared to be that a player q : “i aoe _[Penaly is “to severe for a golfer dual cases.” should” be* snowed” Sore] er a ce me te who turns in an incorrect score.in) ‘lhonest mistake, made “under a “Al Watrous Decides Not 2, 88 feurnament? | Many Many players, some bitterly ctr nerve-racking. conditions, without’ Eo ae to Compete; Favorite Is) Te United States Golt Assn. tical of USGA handling of the €n- penalty. ee: | mania ue Coane “Wo 2 5660 | \B) Pete TI again was called upon to answerjtire tournament, thought a two-| And Winged Foot members information. Ne Obligation. 585 aie eh oe that question today after the topsy- stroke penalty would have been backed their opinion with money. | j Weedwaré (Denevaa a “At fhe Sign of the ~ -|urvey: fnieh--f- the-fifth. USGA, sift enough. That would have de-;When a fund was started to repay | Electron cs Institute 72 BRS Bh gs g “| ren out of pes eueet > ~~~ _Tiving Red Berea”... ST. ANDREWS, Scotland uw —| Women’s Open championship’. at|prive popular and needy Jackie of Mrs. Pung the $1,800 prize’ money = Apureres. Sa a | 390, Bivd, Former U.S, Open Dr,| be, Winged Foot Club.. the title anyway. ishe had lost, they were almost el- Meme ae A = ‘mea. 2 x emcee) es al Following the rules strictly, the Public opinion, reflected in talk/bowing one another aside to sign] 444... RTE. “FE 8-396). Cary college ed-|tourmament committee, guided by|atound the Winged Foot club-'contribution checks. : wat so tl ea oe ede tan aes od the tile t Betay Rawle afer ad , Cup golfer Harry Weet-|, tying Jacko Py : : . man believes he has a big sdvan-|nad' beaten her ut, 298 10°20, in | ~~~tage Ver many of his less for-|the actual - score:~ Jackie,—in- the 2 . , tunate ‘colleagues teeing off in the|confusion of a tense finish, Wadate] i as va : British Open today. tested a card with the wrong score * ~ 2 es coff's help in a tight corner,” tor in a major championship ever who have had university edu-| “ONy competing Sime i> tage gall | sily wan grester Stn Sat mond Middiecoft was a dentist before). ‘seh ears he turned’ to golf for a living. 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BY Y NUMBER ote THE p PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY. i 1087 : i: / a Fs aoe ag ees Sean Teel a "DELUXE SUPER Improvements . “Tou, Low Prices on All Sizes ond Types : a ox): i The tire that was ORIGINAL | EQUIPMENT on 8,000,000 new | cars as they left the factory. saa Tread Design .. +Modern Tve8e8 TYrn Slackwelt Whitewall Size “Price® Size Price* 6.00-16 $13.96 | 6.00-16 | $t7.10 6.80-16 19.16 6.50-16 |. 23.46 6.40-15 18.40. ‘ ‘ : 6.70-15 16.96 {| 6.70-15 19.80 7.10-18 17.86 |<7.10-15 21.90 7.60-15 19.86 7.60-15 T¥usa.ess. , A BRAND NEW NYLON _ AT A NEW LOW PRICE "Tubeless or Tubed-Type \ Super Champion New Treads | — Applied-on Sound —— Tire Bodies... or on Your see Aluminum = Commveeen, __ Covered with Firestone Velen vacet CHAIR " , 140 N. Sagi ow. mt 146 W. Hu Pre-season Prices 9. OO95 119.95 992 @ Popular for depend- ability, light weight, extra power, - FE5-2620 es _fE2 9251 WINNERS hunter stake. (600)— Won by (Mrs, Graham J. Graham, =m (Mrs. Leura pe thian werking hunters (Mrs. John ag Bing ren ‘e1 Ay t +: ie iB ! Mi ge iar c. non Balle, Me); Teatee Chak. - Shot | results)—Won b Greene) reserve, Perf i ’. ‘oration ; is}, -- (working) —Won by Amagi juster, Lowthe: Greene). | w, wis Sak Master ee m ini ep igh > lerem Wom y Commanche ‘Mekinles). Green hunter hack—Wou by Wight Cap 3 _w ea on by sate tes OF aa Saas naw (Tea Rolhagen Six Won't ; ir). | Jum amateurs ae Mew : eit ( “t up by Smilin’ “Jack” ~ Mr. Jack Stephens He’s Happy .. . He’s just one of the many’ folks who found out ‘thet we meant what we said about our AMAZING DEAL 1] WEEK. He’s smiling about the unbelievable DEAL 4 he got—the TEN ACCESSORIES for only $10, in- 1 cluding a radio, the THREE YEAR WARRANTY and the many other MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES extras as (1 ting }-—Wom | by, Belomen (Sharon ascheib). cor et ——. by Straw- ,oe eee oe and No weet | “Most coveted honor for ihe. Det [troit Hotse Show has been ‘won| Jumpers around the i ‘his proficient jumper, | JUMPER CHAMP REWARDED — Here's the. payoff for the biggest Detroit Horse Show cham- - ~pionship. Picture shows Mrs. Edward E. Wilson . and Tom Wilson (right), presenting the jumper | Goamaqlonshipy sored: to Charles Dennehy of- Cai the x F a | ‘Single Point Margin Dennehy Wins DHS Jumper Rivalry BY 8, GUY MOATS {family where riding has been aj __ President's trophy, a regular thing. He tigen handing | Wars * sweepstakes, titers tender age of picked i i \12, has been at it ever since. His!values of each rated to - pider and show activities have taken cot }by a slim Deerfield him - all over the Midwest and East, andieach obstacle, went to Dennehey, saree 4% a . available to everyone. ke Jr., 24 years! bas been « frequent Pillbox. , a of the Royal Oak farms rode . ner and competitor in The “ te number’ to the Come in today and let us show you how we ‘can the sturdy chestnut gelding to a/ Calon" well as in all the big) bc 8 Aten make you happy also. : annual hors show at the Bloom-2¢T borse shows. He was married|hunter championship was won by Hunt Club. It was ex-|#>0ut & year ago. Sequoia, owned by James R. point more than the Wiley, who hails trom Towsen |Greene, Goodwater, Alabama. Re- MATTHEWS - HARGREAVES ety US Omg) Md ey wean of hn | oe ache Se team member, Hugh Wiley, Title ree oo anes he oe ee _ CHEVROLET ship, Wiley ‘was named. reserve ase. He, like Senndige bas a | Both Seturday aad Senday : 3 Big Locations = champion for his horse, Master| national reputation as & Jumper |™&hts, big ‘audiences, taking ad 211 S. Saginaw 24 Mill Se. Cate at Oskland rider. He has been 2 member of |Y828e of the first good weather ; _ Dennehy comes ‘of a Cian > Sow tpn, ra |e gee eal by = ‘aleo q |the dressage exhibition by Major "| gneinber-o¢ the-U.S..Pan-Amer. |. J. Borg and his graceful AS icam team. He will certainly be mount. The western classes gave & Pi b igeig dd Pong he Bi ong, Me lig gg myle pies. in Rome, , he <® J Paint Up With itts urgh ap ae Se ee Sop I redhot since early in the show.| While DHS officials were dis- | Dey Sane Ses tae many. oO SE ae Seal a ae. Oo { pert - * ‘with the chestnut weekend crowd brought smiles i | oi Gal. _ Reg. Colors ¢Contains Vitolized one @ Over 100 Colors for interiors oFume-Reesistenti Eeigital % 4 Goodrich wants 100, “USED TIRES We'll pay you... PITTSBURGH we kolaelien= FLOOR ENAMEL ag EEA NS RAR ARIOR IER EN Gtk CALL RALPH for a New or Used CH EVROLET CAR or TRUCK — ) MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES. _ FE 5-2077 1k — is 3 e os Z lis rity H ok Bee e*7 FE Ht : re li f J sneha an an ALLNE W RAYON CORI over the. Tigers who jest 10 out as were held to a split ‘MeDevitt hurled a} r-iof their last 13.00 - the their with the/five-hitter for his third victory in/ race Kansas City pitcher Ralph Ter-|Chi ee ry came ‘within five outs of @ no-|~ * bitter and Yankee pitcher Don the last. 13)Larsen burled his first complete imo aeade fn Tow over Dt fan Doesn't N Assi into.ai made it 11 in a row over ‘their’ Cleve-|Athletic cousins with a 2-1 and 5-1 Of “The pace. sweep of a doubleheader. - ae ag Ne gi oar meate ' * « ¥ tS on eo) Make NLA second of the day, gave Wash- )ington a 10-inning 11-9 victory aft- Bag thong Bouse ced ool god & ‘NEW YORK @ — Stan tie non: Rese” ‘who ‘might have hadi bE ze g gREe 4 i i 2 ? FF i? i ? 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Comfortable : : . but smart as the Riviera, in lightweight batiste, finest widesirey_of patterns, colors madras and cotton mesh.” / — — : ene ie and fabrics. Short and long seme From $4.00. . : sleeves, From $4.00! : : —_ SPORT COAT of light tweeds, Dacron-wool, silk-wool and ait silks. Handsome patterns and . edlors. 969 $29. 9.95. ie Fe th C-0-0:L PAJAMAS. L/Bht- weight cotton weaves for com- plete ese Sn ‘ sleeves, knee | ength. $5. Sm SLACKS . . Tropical worsted, tg and a variety of sum-_ : onli fabrics od colors. From - + ae my w. . MAPLE— Sigh x ee ad enna wal 4 Pies line dada on he ee nt ae ere few i timiend, Whe are Columnist Bob Thomas te pleaded guilty before-a court-mar- secret information, said last night ville, Ala., for disobeying orders Toe * _ jwood? = in the intet-service missile fight, [ He also said he has no. inten- * * * * court. Some of the testimony | @ LUNCHEON @ _ NOW SERVING» Idan board Saturday st the end But by talking to of & five‘day trial. experts on Hollywood The sentence is subject to re-jters, I have arrived at _ a ; cit : et 3rd Army headquarters|the town’s wealthiest 10, _J{ DINING ROOM OPEN 1f MA, 62184. in Adare, Mime thine ae 11 A. M.- 11 P.M. 1 YONIT€ ..-._[.Army and Secretary of Defense|- 1.-Howard Hughes. He is “Business Men's Luncheons i @ . SERVING 6 LIQUORS AND EXCELLENT | FOOD - STEAKS — CHOPS SET SEAFOODS — FOWL if Lae Ay BRE bea miltions “eanticaly ‘from films gees START 11 A. M. PUBLIC DINING WitH | I]. FON | } opp | makes these estimates ‘of the U.S. A CLUB ATMOSPHERE — — AND “PIZZERIA. }- BETWEEN 18 & 19 MILE. ROADS __ JIM ROBBINS’ “1038 ‘WEST HURON ST. — It million | Sylvan Glen Golf Course. | NOW OPEN [ome ae milion Dining Room and Bar FOR LUNCH: fin: tie” movie industry in 191, ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN 7 | aner's Note: Hrs pesstale $0 mabe “yy rprise you to learn that / am the finaoaiad “ite plus a share of the profits how. did 4 sehieve By: status? movie money-men in & mecogant series starting today.) tial board on 15 counts of leaking} — . : By BOB THOMAS H _ABM PULL, - = dota: ©. tas spe mi apelgus bere, _-HQLLYWOOD {-Money, mon- ‘Wickerson’ “on trial at Hunts- jer I can.” > fey, money—who's got it in’ Holly. i carries a whole arm load of de- (tion of resigning his Army coln-} You might have an easier time fense material after a dayin the (H™ . {figuring out who hasn't got it. "l . planned-in the trial has already.| Nickerson ‘was fined $1,500, of-\the wash, while those who make | been . pb as top secret tor ficially “ reprimanded and ‘Suspend-/big - money and-keep. -it—are=shy studio. ed fromi rank for a year by the|about revealing their wealth. “ [| Hospital and other expenses for aircraft interests, But hie belongs! |accidents in the Unitéd States iast|in the list because he has beep. year exceeded thé total’ -expendi- linkedsto- film, production since ture of the U. S. Navy in 1955, | 1927. His holdings ‘taewe--been ‘esti- other top star with her own pro- ‘ ‘ ‘ 7” -s j}duction. company in the silent _|days. She invested heavily in real estate and paid 2 million for-Palm Springs” Desert Inn two years. - come-latelies amid the wealthy 10. They make the list thanks to hav- ing their.own companies, earning big dough in several mediums and| —especially—investing in oil. FE 3-7396 © fladded his-name and company to md Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, reigned as jpedacedk Outdo Retoral | in Piling Up Great Wealth) x ee paid close to a million ~*~ *« their stock in the company, the lion. . Bite Cle The founder-boss ‘mained quiet about his earnings. But he has made many millions from his shrewd operation of the ‘* * * 4 J..1. beta Ndr Mlae esa hasing And “estimatert awe “peut: + 7 eer of Columbia Pictures has _re-| “ WANTED 1000 COMIC BOOKS we Benne cia Jokes and | PIPER'S MAGAZINE ouTLET {I / | 35 Anburs Ave, Fe 4-anee | | production boss. for 27 years, a= Li i pee ues wrttt PENNEY’ 's NOWWW: get in on the conderdele freedom of Penney-exclusive tailoring oe in on: savings made ‘possible get into cool, colorful, easy-livin’ Penney ew .eeand.. Calling all Cotton Connoisseurs! BLOUSES! BLOUSES! , Gentle soft broadcloth blouses $ imported from Japan, styled, sleeveless, young and beauti- ful. Summer pastels, vivids, white! 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ANX AND OIL AND A \) THAT “AS AN ELDER STATESMAN BS Ra 5 Ss - , * 4 2 SORE, a Co oe > ao ees - ES 5 Bh 4 > | is MR, JONES ~- YOU — MADE A MISTAKE A FEW MONTHS | . AGO MEAN, NANCY? |) WHAT DO YOU GARDEN -|SUPPLIES pe ay 7 dette Vises WaT by NEA Service, boc.) [TRL 1 OF @LL THE...) HER, BOOTS, WARE: . UP! SAH SOMETHING, GAARA GRANDMA You'll Find — PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Wont Ad Section ‘t Take advantage of this way os ule oh. bout biotin Sak bab. ON "Mier NS || A »-\> = aes C5 [GRANOMa, THIS 1S BILLY? | [WHAT WAS fT vou TaRePE ST TSG, Wanted HERS pone LIST F j 4f'\\\ : tag ais: os Bin ics ae MT, | ak ia shat ai PLANE ae ama maze in a BRICK | x INSIDE WORK, CHEV: a peeves. | ROLET MAJOR SUP+ = OTTER: much below the previous close. fare + PLY - DEPT. - Corn and soybeans were general- io BURN, MICH. ON M shoe ps re er _A. UTLEY CO. _ and a five-day fore-|>..5 ‘No. 4 3.00338 te Se SE on the Midwest, topped, No 3}, 2.00-2.50 bu. Rye was ‘weak ‘ein other! No, * 13011 78 bu. “Canbage, pian | Banks - No. 2.90 bn. Caultfiower, No. 1, 3.25 seal ‘wrains, dropping at least a -cent| Sui Gola. .Ne 1.50 dos. and at times, the + 2 + ‘ Near the end of the first hour,!}; “pew style wheat was % higher to; % lower, July $2.14%; corn was’ 4 1, to %4rlower, July $1.30%; oats 1, were % lower to % higher, July y Sager eg 66%; rye was %4 to one cent. low- 88 "Ys be. er, July $1.23%;. soybeans were 3.80 8-b. SS er ae. eae , 100-125 dow sds higher, duy st le Leet ge Se. Grain Prices _ GREENE: Bn re ; CHICAGO GR : ed, No. 1, movement was shown * =e : — «> ih @°33° other leading ‘motors. Leading rail PRIE WINNER — Wayne Stickin (eft), 402 Stout St., in Pontiac, earned $476.58--for-a— 403 00| shares were unchanged or easy, 30-year emiploye of the local Fisher Body Division suggestion on salvaging of -grit abrasive. belt "so bu, | Utilities, chemicals and aircrafts plant, receives the balance of a $2,500 Maxirnuny material. Later his suggestion was applied on - .|were mixed,” Suggestion Award from T. F. Wiethorn, plant a larger scaling, earning him the maximum stat : : ue ‘| Gainers included Goodrich, Boe. manager. Stricklin, who. lives with his wife at award. . oe ee Fixture Builders ing, Consolidated’ Natiral Ga s,| - ~~ : Steally-Year’Round Job CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS (American Smelting and Du Pont. ‘ "Fain = Benefits CHICAGO, July 1 +AP)-— Chicago| Douglas Airct and Kennecott e = ‘ 1 esis tea Seo" have iis i were behind, Anaconda Six Break- Ins Rochester Man - Policé Seeking Chan | Tigi Ps no od joo B Mi ac 85: Car 90 B 87;. oe cs spoof anaes pee : Named to Head ionB ly Ramp e cea-umeouneea. Ss) New York Stosks | p Pi bli Fi ag =~ 3 eieeas eye pice unceaneea } 0 ublicity Firm ae OB Sts cea jane (Late Morning Quotations) eporfe in ity Y | GHICAGO (INS)—Police -sought -dair Red ...... 61.7 Int Nick .....10¢: A Rochester man, Jay DeEulis, 5 ciue today as to why a 25-year- DETROIT EGGS Allied Ch... 88. Int Paper |. .103.4 of 1545 Avon Circle,’ has been 4P-'oi4.Chicago man shot to death his | ews in rief DETROIT Allied Btrs ... 466 Int Shoe ... 4 Bar, Factory,- A. Lica ipointed editorial director of Na-! o “ : July 1 (AP) = , FOB. {Allis Chal... 33.5 int Silver | 43.2) ro ; wife, wounded his Detroit, caus included, federal-atate/Alum Lid .--. 481 Tihs Meo. a3 | Entered This Weekend; tional Editorial Services, » newly < Cester. Butzke, of ot 2559 Jackson/""Writes: Grade A, jumbo 4-45, am Alflin .¢ 193. genes 9b = $84) Thi G $600 established industrial pi re-|weighted average 44: large 38-39, wediam Bak ..-. 2884 ou. 1088 ieves et lations firm In Detroit. ported to Oakland County Sheritf's/Srut 36-28, wid avg 27. Grade B,/Am Cyan .. S11 Eresce 58 |. 33) s is a former editor of Deputies Sunday that sometinne | 1p S625, wie 28 es cies, wrdlam sO Pay 1 08 Lene. Bie -Burglars. broke into four homes,'New Equipment Digest, national 1 and 9:30,a.m. Sunday, ave a: medium, 3 32-34, wid avg 32.\Am Motors “te a + O%'a bar and a factory over the monthly trade —— and en- the new ¢ ; 2 9.3 Loew’ . baw ‘escaped with e editor of Steel, national: Pi enrcng Ms boat by b Scere ute * - fe mad 14 Se fom 3 Sam Ponios Potce pet. eel working weekly. — the chain which locked it to ‘the —_~ ; medium 99-30. /1m ee 56.8 nck Tr : $$! The largest amount was stolen| He alse has served as. mah- boat. - Cruse 5 rade << jumbo 38: extra Am Tel & Tel 173.7 nee *: 323 from the Florida Bar, 522 S. Sag-|‘ager of press relations for Gen- Millard L. Birdsall, 41, of "Stace eee aban 79k viscose... sae Morr Ch & 8 - i83iinaw St, between 2:45 and) eral Electric's Carboley anit in 3 Jaine’s Couzens Highway,|, Market full steady to firm; demand | de +. 66.3 Minn MAM MS 2 /9:30 a. m. yest , te-| Detroit, . Pg he tol active and supplies are well (rece 6 °.. 373 finn PAL .... 287 )ky $238 was taken from the music : : ‘Farmington, pleaded guilty instances. Available receipts are are lighter |Armour & Co . 144 Moot ward”. 342 box and bumper pool table and Me te 8 Navy vouren ond _ srunk — driving — ewe — —e to decline. Armst Ck... 384 sioter Wheel’. 30-1 drawer behind-the ber owner currently executive. eae De- Kk =e i - . hison. ..... ‘ toro}: trv @ 3 : — rea troit's - Naval Reserve Te: tinct | -and was committed to « .CICAGO POTATOES ae wei: bts eller Be ---+ 3 /Josiah Sheck reports. Entrance), sions unit = the Oakland County Jail on a 30-| CHICAGO. June 28 (AP)—Potatoes/Aveo Mig .... $5 Nat Bise ...:.. 376/t0 the building was gained by ee 4 - old: ‘Arrivals 3; track 9: total U.S. ship- Balt & 50.3 Nat Cash R .. 63. forcing the lock the ‘ + * * ‘day sentence after. failing to Pay ments ® very light; demand|Bendix Ay ... 59.2 Net Dairy .."° 33.2 om _ Storage at 2 pm Ae - ® ~y sends: ‘Benquet -,)3 Hat Gros ..... 42 |room front door, police The new. firm will specialize in be a fine’ of $85 plus $15 costs. —._ | RSUISG?' mew: Arrivais 106; track ali /Beth 484 Net Tend 2721130 [FO “°Y: _ ~ industrial’ editorial publicity. ser- teach officiat- reckless driv. tappies Mberal: dean “slightly erate: inet-imobn Alum |. toe Re tet ic: Mal, ‘Twe, hundred dollars was fak- |vices for industrial concerns in SS So greg Ad ‘Avon ‘Town-Round. Weds about California Bond Sts --" 36 Mia Pe °.. 284) em from the home ef Howard ror oor sp dae aun a justice Luther C. Green, was {honk S7pites, 240-390; Cailfomia Round Sore "Warn 417 No am av... 266] Stites, 1368 Stanley St., Satur- ‘national level : Bie Se ight, 19, of 67 Osmun = Briges Mi -. 34 Nor Pac... 84) day after thieves removed a ar aha wes scuacaneh bs 23 Gul S Bree Boke .. Nest Airiin tite oe from the x Sate Ce a ae eer ee tee, eR Ask Auto Dealer failing to pay a =e DETROIT POULTRY Camp Soup =. 33 Pac G & El :. 47 _ A parse containing $160 Was’ re. $4.90 costs. DETROET, July 3 (AP) —- Pricse paid |? -¢ 33 Pen Aw Air. 154 ported missing from the home of , x per pound Detroit re No. 1.Cdn Pac ..... 3 Panb os xd h. 226 Pioneer St OPPORTUNITY ~ Donald L. Casfon, 2%, of sane, eae een, “tects. He Heavy spe Carries op: tea. parte Den... gg sco = wie! wan 2 men to warm sirconditioning. Des, ci, ty pk eae Bt RG ER rom wi eee wes [FQCHING ALCOS sei ene, 24-26: Barred Rocks 2442-26. Captneries ‘Cater Trac ... = v Cole ++} pried ‘loose sometime. between m f v4 reckless driving with a Eee ere ee Gen ti On, 2. Pliner ...s, $42, Saturday and early this morning, july ©. After. tra "ad ‘license Saturday before Sprint | aria: ener. ¢hecapienvir, ana! hone! -- 4 Pies P 2°. 4 according to police “Would Keep lietotlics sneer ranisiz rough comer yo aot ah sentenced to a's ~~ Det apgressive as anticipated in view Cities Sve . +4 coon 7 : 7 STEEL FIRM ENTERED | . From Sellin Ca * i a tncome, exctusi + he oe Simex Mo’.'. 10. Pillsby Mills’. 40.3) ing vind in largest « in USA. An straight 90 days in the Oakland ¢: rances- were fairly good. jcumax Bc a2 Pt Pate G... a ‘The Superior Steel “Company Another's Territory ‘aeaed of in” ts + = eee err “ , sake i 3 " C= * vailable te County Jail. _ emicaco FouLTar Sole Pape cc aad: Putman, |e, SSS Going er oe tale. & Ghect Motel Co. Wasson, 43, of 151° 8.) CHICAGO, July Live|Col Bed A sone hy -aence Soujtered Saturday: ur ae i Ge - ws. 7. ioe “Edith St, pleaded guilty to rok eee he ae, Serica ees: Sd ene <= 2" lchungr wos taken fram a collboluhich, netic would ovthne ag eee less driving before Bloomfield Jus-|hene 14-16; light none eeu, *ig CoN Gas... 442 Reyn Met.“ 08 ain)” machine, lec tends tooth or aa Dewar a employers > SALESMEN fee Abert C. Cart, Saturday, | 5:3 cas ts; mae 3 sianey young ee'Be er asi 14 Rock. Boe . 08 Clarence Stewart, co-owner. nation’s automobile retailers. is alatiio 300 W Wikee ing: 3 ' of ‘and was fined’ $65 plus $25 costs, |" Gont Mot :.--. 83 Safeway St’: TT | ‘ : _ gir:i)! : OR +e a} am . repairing. FE $3 8 SA Bae Fe 8 ‘OR 37061 YOU NAME ff WELL Paint rr. rn gy exterior oe nite ,| $500,000.00 RECEPT IONIST ee inn ee Bo ami —_— Sf Tedenek wf Wesences “tor : i comepbie DRESKMAKING, TATLORIND. Al-| FE satisfies cietele, Seq tue. peters ney heme, Call re bees. Television Service 22) 7+ ef tsk ter Sot Mahon. sell one but) town, S280 8 month a ocon a and Graebner Service Building Service 12°. : : ToRS rete fire and Cee short yo 9 es OO ae ; : N. . ty ee ee A AAAAAAAAA, jen ee TT REPRE ANT | ws nee FE bem ae eee, Soe — AAA SANDING . | AAA TOP SOT, GRAVEL, | RADIO & TY 127 5. FARKE ST. $. A S ae fine Press. : SWITCHBOARD avn. gees — ea ee FE |. Typewriter Service 22A Ke H $ , eS int HOUSEWORK HS c. BUD BuLs, Fe tome | ij; powEn (iT BGUIPUENT. |. - pg ee . Country. More for heme & com-| ass = es oe, So & icad- | TIZEU ATER ne work. thea Bers. $250 ways & porches. Additions. Base: ; 4 top soll cow manuUre.| CG oeral cutnine oats tome ments & attics finished. General) FE ¢3371.. * : — fe and Sup : -Gve girl to run their. small switeb- ne odd jobs accept- | Siowina 4, | By_Ses_ 31S. Lawrence. bo Mig! selcome visor in| od. OR Pree, ress ~ Uphoistering 23) ~ Mow ebrire , eee etal lobby shew room. | BRICK & BLOCK WOK. wae Lor on aaa ~ . from 13 to 6 _ Cracker . SS oe fireplaces. | mowing hgt weak | age nt “Cooley Lab Bervice. Pontiac} FE Fass rameter al: Sask Bide | ee | ment Vieint Bedwme Wer) Bg, Lake EM yan@nion? Sciles 9 Wane _ ee on 3 | ~ (THOMAS UPHOLEFERING ~ UPHOLSTERI Ft SS eel oe TYPIST 4 ENTRY COPEL ioui.|_Insurance Agencies 174 Scincovens DaaPES & | a 3 pm. . a oe custom 3M CARPENTERS. nage ot Menai ak Your a § _. "ee a cod start txperioaces. 17D ‘So 0 Z Sere Cima Austin-N orvell Agency __ Lost & Found 74 iF hg 44. ste | Youll mest leeds of. people “and CONTRACTOR — Pe Sear ater 65 So — mcs 7.4212 , POUND: 8M. BR. SHORT HAIRED |. | or Pontiac PO. Box S66. oe ——, tT FE $9591 _ Gabe Roth 0 _W. Lawrence -Cormer_Cass female, 26. Vic. Ella Lake Ra. | 4, ent Gervies. 3s Pestiae Busle | Postings INSURANCE - |founp SMALL DO0. PEKING up" St ds f Bank Bidg. FE sari. Toten ‘eg Cement Work - OF ALL «INDS coe, PE 5-006. ; anas. or}. ___.| Ti RINDe OF CEMENT, WORE. - ee ay Paonn ke ne oa DO YOU ; _seat 300s « dene, FEC) = Nicholie & Harger C Co. Beagle, downtown vie. Contact 9 _ Personality | “A&B TRENCHING | |?-=-S= MS | cet PARAKEET. OREEN AND wi lookng 1 + = wi tile. ellow. Band on leg. Named 2, 3 wits opens per KNOW YOUR. | Freese" = Laundry Service 18 "peper,” Weir ot oft sylvester & conaiity = : Se BRICK CEM _ WORE | wih people. If you are / Be ae ae FOR FAMILY, 14 LAUNDRY sERy-|_ Reward. OR 3-670. xe 4 graduate or bare S ae WORK. FIREPLACES, ALL oe poe Te oq, Laundry, PE | LOST: TAN & WHITE MALE Col- Eee here te an. opportunity 0. | ree ee vom caer | tee OO here & an ¥ cx B flea. Beautifully ‘inist 4 P af SOREL COUNSELOR. A rE. ot gt Aes Laundry, Phone P= _26i0},____ p with equipment. Vicinity of 8¥i- po ag ae “ = hoe © ¢! Guaranteed wort hh. 5 ; A a at 7 re Rd, Re- EVELYN EDW -¥ F __ A | Landscaping *:— _- wars. 3 bn Ay a is for a accounting ‘de dept. sULLDOZING & DUMP TROCK | ~~~~~* ISA) st ial. DOG Witt , oe er | E ereateatebae We S| ere oe eats nex | “d Tareee SEES rig | Sm cn enced So PART-TIME WORK we firm “ee Pan, Saaz and repairs. | . trimmed or removed, “Pree eau pele ei tile, Reward. | 35 “ NICHOLIE & HARGER _ FULL-TIME PAY ee _ CEMENT. WORK | #1 3REE SERVICE. Peres). iceT; DOBERMAN, 13 FBS. OLD. |’ Haren ST oe a A perches, Widewalks, basements, Removal peli net Senate, Berens, Pere} Oe ee the sale ef your contract! iy eve. Bare te mech as 6106; - 22” ——e “garage floors, cheap Drayton A&P. Reward. OR 3465./ Fj LS t, Ri 1 to & Week. Car necessary. « . : favor. No job too suiall oF ‘too Ace Hi Landscaping | iosr. your PET? WANT TO iw. tou = tor to $90 2 week, ima s wi is for Business machines | isrge, Guaranteed work, Maris Landscapi fr. YOUR Fert, WANE 70 / Geen ; “neon an operste type of | FE 17-0027. or night calls.) goad oe ae ene fiicnagen Rg | om. ost. Ph Fe sees E AS pookkeent ness mache, | GUSTOM DUCT WORK ON ADDI- toadtng estimates, OR: 3-2860, Siete Ani TS BLACK iMMEDIATE FOR OL Housework cooking ‘washing, = a5 opering for you thet | “tions & complete jobs. New & old CUSTOM BULLDOZING: Tams & | secker tom ‘iver ka. OR - vo ae cn, oe re s * REASA . furnaces. bot ¥ grading... 37333. ae a GGSTOM STONE & BRICK WORK. | SPRAYED PROM 100 E. PIKE, K. KE Templeton, Rea Realtor SHIRT OPERATOR : ee “George Randall, MY 28. _|GOMPLETE LANDSCAPING | " black boxer, pup. write, on, left) SUS can a ae T WORE OF ALL KINDS. | evergrecne planted &, guasanics _front toot, Reward. FE 4032. | MORTGAG Soe ee ee | | ‘wood. paneled walls. Picture; : Birmingnany Cleuuer™ nbs is for clerk typist . "CEMENT & % BLOCK | 2 ing. Perennial & anna sipcal fow- _Hobbies & Supplies 24A | ox 600D PROPERTIES % ACRE Aaah awh ain; ~~ eS en 9 GaTHER TION FOR | zoe ha =" are. good at typing | / WORK, FE 5-078 or fe eit. NEW SCRABBLE SETS, ‘$3. PAINT 8B. D. CHARLES ait, 8, Telegeane |* a child welsunte. la or wes WM. HI KNUDSEN | $750 Down | és : 4 yarenrr Good_hanc-|_ Sumbers We have 8 compan? | CEMENT AND MASON WORK. courte Te oy Mane sumber sets, $1.60 up (frames). Farm, Loan Page Fe 8161 SEALIOR 5s B.S Bt Dare hte 2 pores of good fertile — Bonne es Sree, anon thst will pay Fou $240 tp start. jf ariveways, sidewalks ap Laws wetting. Dene teat o fit}. BA SE, 15 East) om ¢oszi a ly RMS & BATH PVT. ENT. 2 “ENT. 33 a ee sat PORES RGR soil. Small house. Electric Harbet, Auburn Heights, Poo ; | _,proaches, PE_3-3001. _seape Service, PE 34113 |__| Lawrence, FE Sit | N. Hemingway St. Lk. Orion. “REFRIG. PURN. 4 RMS.} Priced at only. the. price, of. va va- tise, Apply "person ‘elty-dHrec-| D / ent is OUR SPECIALTY. EXPERT TREE x TRIMMING ‘AND Notices & Personals 25 OV $1,000,000 MY 26082. Pyi. Ent. & Bath. 2101 Opdyke.| cant acreage. Plenty of, frattege tise. Apots Rtg oe / | Pioots, basements, EM 34870. removals Ph rE b-6s3 or on| - Notices & Personals & Available to purchase iand ¢on-|3 ROOMS, ERT ATE, CLOSE IN. veer AP ie a VRILASLE FOR = price. $35, monthty : Room TPontisé, Michigan, GE is for diversified / PE #2200 of FE 39023 _ take ¢ = CLEANING &7 BEA cH Ss) SAND | 4 PAUrt aD CUES Tee | ne ee iow Bu 7 TARGE RMS. & BATH. NEWLY ya ml > 2% Acres ee MAN WITH SOME We hare a very interesting; PO | DRY WALL TAPING, GUARAN. | _ installed. Pree est, MA_€23 Pars bere ee ereugas Ave, | eee etn | Gecorated. Garage PeMa tsar ose a gg sition for irl . on work. Free estimates. OR .RURSERY SOD or iaeD oe OR Flint. S UICK ACTION _ Fe21136. roe ie Wo 4 ROOM APTS, UNFURN- room.ranch home Carpeted lv- a een ee You wil be mak- iE <- tedeieeeonenenee 20, Top_sel_ fun. FE Sore. AEROTRED KNAPP | We buy tand contracts at. reason-_ 7 RMS. ON SECOND FLOOR W.| ishea. 1 available ios cae deat a a co eee Christmas. DRY WALL Work = FREE | NEW LAWNS BUILT. FINISH able discounts. No wang for som | Huros PE 42876. Sve. FE 23-0041, | ist , sa. Lovely: bireh eat ioe 8 bo _ sitet Fe Taw uOw-| reais. Sack Om ae on, 75 SHOES { e738. Bring your comiract ana 1 | 7 RMS. & SB ATH, BABY WeL-| ~~ Naa CF ae ee woe E AND MANY EXPERT FACTORY LAWN MOW-| — Fred Herman stract. with = ‘Ask for Mr.| come, 10¢ Dresd pemiec.| $ ruc. & bee Adwis pe 4 Rg 5 ‘| THES er she iso misc. tools. _ WHiTeS NURSERY sue ates ten on 3100a| Bre or'Myrtie 21061. ; & “on enpoed a) _ $1,500 Down -<. ; MORE ARATE YOu a en eae Be Feclals—Garden com aeY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED.) ron, FE 48284. : : _AT [Seer ee seer be ap EDGE PEAS ing friendly advises, contact LH BROWS, Realtor - : wae =< s—Fsian "Confidendat. ine Salvation | sues Bre OA S88 ee -| back filling. PE 5-3882. come 77 2 WE NEED |. Washington, if not gotten will be Land Contracts. Have buyers for Moving & Trucking | 19} ssssrded.__—__ Hay den Jat 1 Poult, No obliga: A-k MOVING — HAULING In Debt? wi j-CHA HAYDEN, Realtor | 5 iso cart AGE, LARGE va OR| {Gobr Cnet Bomae| Wanted Real Evtate 324 eee Ge Lamy HAULING. | SUS.dt aneeter ORY eae. * auatuerr cusawme «oR? |OUR OFFICE WILL RE- a SELL OR TRADE|* 2°34, Sheuteg, eal Bul Fe 90. |MAIN OPEN ON WED..| Siatr'dadhy tvs ke sg end| @ pic "6" wewty bang TACLING, & ROMRIRE.| MO! TUT 3, BUT WILL BE sod, contracts, |* MMi. ,NnEY ge wonton: JR. STENO- $240 . right her price. Anytime FE €-0008._ 3 ullging needs ir who knows Tints MOVING, 7 Daye, CHEAP CLOSED JULY 4,5 AND aati T ROOMS, 8 BATH, West GIDE, | "Ore," h Guus’ Usty your toon Deluxe Family B at aa, i . CALL BETWE ee ; Faniy sBanesk gal suit the m Rage Stones, 20° oatioc| _ ce ee tare | a eT ROCKING, |O FOR THE: renter Seal he oe eer ane 42°. paiva Tee twin | 6 oe Soar: | nae, we eeae wo | WEEREN : me - ~ RAISING—FOUNDA TION ciont TRUCKING NG g ROBBISH PONTIAC FEDERAL. it To] hauled, Charkaton-Weterfora ares. | CREDIT UNION. sce | Liou “TAME aPKC co Iv nthe ‘eves, OR OR F276 sipriee. FE 69189. —_—=S rer area ‘ Inte iewer aya a + gave dollars, and and labor by calling Soet, aa maker kinds. Est. “918. Hughus: . N. Cass. FE 9302 PR 39046. +7558, Estimates on i, Or. era at Bschool. ——, Saeed ying. ~ ODELL AGE | a 7% mt Oem ie beta : Wed. Household Goods IRNITURE SEES if os. od@ tote, Get the PONTIA itt A gl ky MEN "| Want Ads! To sell, ret, : hee, oy FE A REAL CARI“ ‘ akRCAIN? 5 a ae aa in the Wart Ads! | ey N HT SHOPPERS’ DELI oe . Ma 4 Pa | By! Sener Olive i : | UA Rog US Pee Om SANT Se HN Seetes Se ADAMS Leslie R. Middleton ION K. ABW IN “Hf you ask “me, it looks like our front room after - . pecerbanadets leaves!” . GATEWAYS To , . HAPPIN ESS: Buy Thru Partridge © JOHNSON fam A Sea List Thru Partridj Third B ‘Bedroom 1 Fe - a , TOs 3 poe down . oppertunities ~~ built in Bloomfield | Highlands : room Sye oe : Brick ranch in 1951, 3 “OWNER: s rooms wp, gas heat, storms, a Pe sre ee ae : ORTH ) 2 a ing space, Extra targe ut | inst -s iy ‘After §| "This ayant 3 ie : be : San anne Mise 3 bedroom, bath. fenced ee es rine am room m. 4-40 en SS | ee Oe ae On washer | 1 Soe al we si Site fags: Suyvuser seme'| faen nn nae Prices Es en ie a ee ase | Sit tats Stace hae RL Temple ion Feito, | PL BOW ROOM FOR COLORED © Si7,900, $4,000 down. Sow’ everiooking the water, featdt “custom” precision’ bome.| Lake A real buy—$i9. terms. i nage - Copper After 6, PE: 23-0802 ; ; , Well located 1! =m. income. as ; ! all / . ; ~".- 0 j 7 2 Scorn ‘onde. i Sree € amie’ tle Bory screens. “OR D . ———- CUCKLER REALTY} Bortiwent enya ike | tered garage. All convent- 3 ; pri s. | room 7g fe — : : Savina ae ~~———pieture window overiocking = living.. See it now. oe _fe ra Grapes, kitchen with, esting HIGHLANDS — | « ROOMS & BATH BATH, NEW jaRICE 's . tile| 3 bedroom brick home, lot 50x20 _ will my Wik iene of closets, Base-| - Sweeping vestibule opens cuuty ter O68. Bateace on Meat _ . fee into spacious living : : comtenes Sx! : tion room. Of PA cbeat.| Family dining room, vay ag =e 5 s ai $22,000, terms. -| £2 oe bee : a $500 DOWN ‘Clarkston Area ; ent. ‘Gus "est. a ag and | wire FE 2 —_ =e F : fees. ie: ™ 2 WEST m ‘ : = = ; ~ "i 5 pS RARE ARE! spf Tathston APCS ig tem| Rae atea ae | Reger oom S| EE POSS | custom Beier. oe | ata nee F Resor, suaee. Pus : for ambitious man, bome in - getting. helio. Garage cor” 5: after 7:00 OR NEXT DOOR ex ‘This nearly new brick front cea ee ae ee ee) ae Se S Sonttascteaile _— ; DON'T MISLEAD - fence hems, Mested ose EMBREE & GREGG yg Be bungalow. hare | Yim Grect a garage raoeh cur . - YOURSELF _ : : debe Toone fireplace a : Batt ce “and picture ES acy ato, furnace spacious ‘Biggs cupbourés. Gerais wpa # room frame KNUDSEN “1 you REALLY Wan : * “om. Fomipaiaes | Uiches,” EM 34393 or EM 33314 dow on first floor. 3 large Entchon. Moar the lake wit bain aluuninum storme & screens feme fa besoment, gas 2S wen : 2 Qotramms, fell besemont $1,000 DOWN + Pee tins forced air'oll best | Oniy ‘shis0 dows and #1 | “minum. eping bate & water| Two landscaped. iots. Stair “ts F klin BI Ss — i lots, garms, : SUBURBAN bie Og og 3 bedrooms, 2 yrs. oid, slum- and water heater. Chicken | per mouth, _softener. 207 attic. ranklin Bly ee) oe ees. on | 2 ae Ee ie & screens, 4 lots. eee Se oe ee evevan Ms + $k ~~ $550DOWN only ¢ terms, . im pe Se Ee REASONA PRICES full besement, new forced sir sil, sos — only 415,000. a me 1 Estate available, a ‘ room i stone ranch 2 bedroom home. oak floors }. INCOME : built in "2. Excellent for or- ‘ oS ee Val - Imniediate AE ye FS a 2 wson Cal home. hardwood bath. Near buses, stores and/|~"“yust off ‘Baldwin avenue. Five ganizational or VE THE RE- $950 down. : “q327 B.A OL 21-1731 I ‘floors, _ plastered aie. schools. Why pay rent? Call s0W | 5) rooms and ath down — Spe. Lares et affords good| = EYE MAD scr OR INVESTORS . S’ VAN a $8000 ae One Sine of Susy extrhg tor comfort: © |¢ rooms & bath up & down. Prt.) ITLL PAY FOR: "| Near School am! ie Wear nt | Suiet sohecer, large ext’ front . a +. $-3807. heat. Garden spot. $10,500, 500 -beth home modern fenced lot, te mac ——— down. Truly one of the finest four bed- . 7 = —_——= aw Be 2 tare Ad HOUSE LE TO BE RAY ONEIL, Realtor - CRAWFORD AGENCY. "poem ‘etek homes. ath & Klichen. Oak floors Edw. M. Stout, Realtor —~ ie ae stores, feed, ee Past wall ; moved. +508. 1 to . conditioned. —_ x. 7 ee. Beat. Thermo- ‘foo ee ft | A RK Pe dns Telegraph Ra ny $344 W. Huren St ss er oh Yard. a - somity = aa, eon air *hen EY wie - . \ OAKLAND LAKE pane ‘window ‘wail and Jal — ROOM HOUSE IN OM irenings call MY 3110. = re - ce . : _| 4 ¥eom moderna with utility room. a es, PT Sine pied din. 3 dedrooms,| i A k tholy Location : )BURBAN =| ‘ment, please. $35,000 WM. H. ERUDSEN Roos aaa woe. tied “bei, ee am storms & | ee a ee newly carpeted. ree. room iS soss sr - = aie, ‘isdho.| For Retired Couple WEST sv NEAR SENIOR HIOH SCHOOL REALTOR 244 8. Telegraph Ra. |‘ ruil basement. 7h mate, jake privile Gest! Eg Or Se oe oy vadition’ FE 40078 Te qusereened pore sxberven neigusernees = 1) ¥, own GARDEN ' Genahion-3 Dedeonas' apa bom FE Cuie _Bvecings, FE blast size etaaon, faze oft Sor fal setae eb ove, > " X “from | good fishing | lake. home in trade. saw - pect phen = down. 2 up. Living : kitchen | oe Algractively priced Yor “Tyne, Down, = ae is bungalow, Col ored - : ae ont i Pear wereee. Small 4 po gale part Excellent west side location, five) - Ra oe Theat. : — ai . . “a teas sack. bar Sua nook, | tone’ ois Pe bath sifuaied one neauiiful 100s:| exceptionally large peantiful heat, age, Full price $0,800 with - |. ia & 00 | nd Iie car garage. oS oWErDA ek vanch. 8 oo le ce ee 200 ft. lot on, paved road. Pull| Excellent basement, gas heat |. Sab aewn on G1. including his Texi35 lot. ONLY $11.008-. | wa tale lovely : Seen extra large base- tat meee 1X ures. meebo ms Beate al 1 rice only $7750. Immediats pee.| nice "feas soeasie Bg yg core. = full on — = Been down wit | — Agee gg) ret Sith ‘a : =e Ga ei DRAYTON PLAINS.) ogg, s sot ammuam | RAY ORI, Rearor | Hew SE Te RANCH HOME See |. ees eer Ceramic Ld Ls A . sy i E wi - ze r j ca moc, an ctl sa eT) Mpg ae Ses Se: ma Woes Pee FE HT IE Sige MSP RGN MAIS mane me | aarti Leslie R: Tripp, Realtor | SSe'Puda'S Sick "St 3 ) ment, $15,000—terins, PE 42260. | Cony & cule ranch: syle oted ‘ ie ; ee as ea a Some | fom - Latee den 1pa24 @ wy toe Take ie eer, — Pipe Scares aad ile : Jot. Compltte ee : ths, wit iting room and ee lem pais ran Die eae , @ rooms, 1% “4 ee fireplace, wai cue, 8. % oe ns. Now ' 90 bai., $65 month. OR 9-3484 on ee on neers snd aS _ THIS CAN YOURS A house ‘ _"BBBagee “ia SES —"ierme) Tec sabe, paroment fr Partridge “[EAKE ORION AREA pent “eo atracure | pilre ie ae ete 265-Sq-Ft. Livi ae : = £ ANNAN | Delightful new home, 2. Soe Pierce oe Brick brick and, ; a bedrm. te basem ick Fireplace . water ses it 41.90 —| R--D. RILEY, Broker 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE rages, ‘gpen porch. lot 100 | for. action ee cousteny siectre water pater, cy wig Kitchen. ei ¢ Call PE 42546. |" $09 Silizabeth Lake Road” ‘ vier “ty os tee poet. ae ive ts ee. BA RANCH HOME — HOYT REALTY ‘eal Z Buy Thru Partridge — = : we : P 156% ‘DISCOUNT , ,| Rent Lease Bus. Prop.9A 20% DISCOUNT ‘Money. to Loan” ss ie extrem a T | CHOICE USED CAR Lor, ie _23% DISCOUNT h cage Ged puna, cm rat peat fl] sectaMace vee ahay, Uo Ask Fors Quick oie winows, bu bun ta ching cae HOLMES. BARTRA‘ RAM: | 5 ee eee oe Tom Bateman $25 TO $500 ‘i piste, slang mirroe. al = OF om i800 Bo M. Stout, Realtor | “ae On your ==. Sa . ie mest ‘caborets. recree - | For Sale Lake Prop. 44 | POR LEAs. APPRORBMATELY Bateman ou le we a cur stfies. rage. dina rseee dive Bel erect ag beck bar ae =——s “ — troniage oo Grane F- fig ie i reat. i steve K ampsen HOME & AUTO other a jana B, Meni | DATe ree eseieeese Be : eee Tne aor: SP a mag i * yard lights Nicely woe & rine % Pt gor - Gas Ove LaY-away PLAN x gg ee cee i “Ares @ SERVCE apn ayy pen eT SEEN wey ee Say a ea I REALTORS FE 40528) 4» pLOAN OO. 3) |- op stotitea rar -_| Sater ens tame | 8S come Smee Doone ene ieee ice SpE i aathecessalionmean : out ' THOME Economy | Garage TS |, cums pene oop 3 esl nctory seo-| sation. best offer. MA’ 6271s. FURNTTURE,CO. | EELS STL : GAS RANGE, $19.5 AND. 3 ~ Ween Stothen 4 , Of DISHW NEEDS | Fn a te ol Se foste.| | NO PLUMBING | mado = , EY, By k 4. To & garage or ' | Call -G. a. = ; 6 “BL arin Sie ato | Baclaoes et ey et Sian Sweet, st MY S208) from | Qe ~ (FES re can toe" Netona) Balding Increases i size with the family. L. &. WAGNER, CO. | sractivec wouEs : ses oven.| Boy Thru Partridge : oq Se DISCOUNT os No attention, fequised by the | WESTINGHO RANGE _DE- : | = pe gy | ar SS} householder, Just add -alt twice) juxe. Pully auto. Like new, Regu- , | : ey BS Ey List Thra Partridge #0, Pare $108 per ma st ma at per Swaps & Fear. Your cost is ouly $340.30] larly $222.95. now only $140.96. Fis 50, | _ east wilt trade. FE $-8970. : Gcéunon mnomen | DIXIEHIGHWAY | _Seu 1, ACRES, (geen venus on) “MY Giil've Shoes ___ | wang PORTABLE EUEC_TROE | warfasiy! et | Buy, sell trade Burrhel 16 "| MY_2-0000 MA 4-683 , ; sas Ase 7. see Pia eee” APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE,| $1... perfect, om oe —srep = — é seAvTirot Stu cepan is | SOUND INVESTMENT |S4LANCE ONLY 91100 21. $1602 ites PUATTE i FOOT ALUM. | APARTMENT Gree, Osta Saat : cot bonehead sien | Bins 6 toom. yg a yt in electric and i AK ER ONT diate wee as business “4 yor sice 4 Sed bone,3 be investment to a. BN Moaern tnchen. gassed fn a Ry ea eee American Lovely you nothing. screacettnd = mere Or S| Be, age Fe cece “are ow “& Sundays. FE 4c DAMS _FE 43393) Fea Lake Frontage—140 Ft. Complete Food | com furmioned, Rise. 2 bosss ton etrig meet denier” : si S20 Gown. $70 Sie.| spicer grinder, | te. | net | Earl E. James | Se%tace * * “gs Snare SEMINOLE HILLS loess Coster take 6. Sat 34018. HOYT REALTY. WE. HAVE | SEVERAL : x, ! os Westside location PE 2-161 CONTRACTS : AND NEW. € YR. | ings, plus. alum. screen room, ¢ ; : x foriabie eoevenient, rings wit 6 i LAREFROMT HOMES rE see — SALE. BOTH & SEA- ent. © BABY CAMB, BRAND NEW. © 28.| ines. ph gS a & eet: : aq ERP a Str cesta pis gee ee) ees deme: | LAKEFRONT MODEL |" men Rel ct | ams: tdezame Sessa Na | ware, ge, as : A Closets, vith stows in apgaanss CLEANING. PLANT ~ VAST! ir wo im PE bao stusens babeunes. enee, ettion Goat i or. Coe Bene oe Se sue. 8) CS. weeetTen growing community, goed basi track, etc. VALLELY. Auburn : ineftees ee ee sw IGE Ctade| Ci sspitine tle, Shee CHRAM ter nan OL -s0t a tereent ee ; Ae gam ape 2 ~ +0. : re $13,900 7. ow Lk. FROWT. DAIRY QUEEK-You can't. best Loan i Fo. BATH FIXTURES G36. : DRAYTON WOODS, "Eee sist “iiiatnh| RUA SEMMES Sehic| Money te = Tetettg'peres ore, shoes: Fa ie mest May Oe poe ame rag, Ba sn ies oe sia pests ogres +oe8}. ‘. , polbtment only. 48.000 to handle BORROW : - = Merten thd Pp a digs PO 7 : : 8 oO ged OF s| c= iat SRC IPR pias | Peek str g.a8et, O°" ming Comfortable cnrpeted, ving Tm oe ane eee’ See eee J. R. Hiltz CONFIDENCE BB y yy Ro SOORCIEER END TABLES _COF. 1 6. gees ome ee doors, 48:38 call sues Mercer T. Boyce. FE 2-5925- , iy brie rep tor oa Lent =, heuse ae & rood TOR Pr sist ; . ae $175. FE 5-4062. Jee, tabie, lgmpe, y darge dog house. * en Cheap FE setts MCE.) fone, MA Gama. metweandy shee, OF atperet. . view of the surrownding peig me = My Bin foil meron GAs STATION, | “2? is Americs » oldest end 7 BEDROOM HOME. in Call Bun. wr LIONEL & AMERICAN FE $663, FE- e a es acter ene ames | SEATON eles] eS ome) Ray er some | eee Ek Pear peur ao ONEL& AMERICAN |r Ey se orb ' cam play is the breeeowas. Lares igs ACRES. EMMETT COUNTY.| tures. snd SE 3 oer up # we 8; $0028, a5 | le ond Mend Pearsons Purst| Sow cad srrcws, $28 OR 2-0003.| Authorised factory service and|. On btm poe ove § with overhead: ; sites. Reas:| of land Full price ¥$7,00¢ steady income and can make - WARTIN Gf RD = ‘ decors. conditioner, Good canta & bunting | Ben Sparks. Lapeer.) regula: ments. Serr. SW4 COTROA ~% ee] ro Leke Ave | Ss Cail after 6 p.m. : i - Auto. ot] hea un ‘price only —O8 27232. : pg ee fe a, Boney usually the pire sate SE be BABY GRAND PIANO BRAUN. sie.o00 ‘with 43,400 down. immedi-| We Finance—We Finance | — “LET'S TALK same day. Phone or stop in. Oe hia Oh ae Bech. Excellent condition. $306 it 5 MAL TEMAN TABLE SAW . ate possession. > Lat-an bath your wattage oF re “LETS TAL! Household Finance Wi ae MY 3 | Eres. Ms aaoos | Pas honey © orn Michigen Land O'Lakes Sub BUSINESS Corp. of Pontiac bedroom home with gaz heat, or | CRIB. MASTRGS ii FT. PLYWOOD BF_& FRAILER _ WHITE éivision. ene paradise, Will 3% & Saginaw Bt The Kay tidg. | ‘rede for bousetrsilet FE VIM. | “ero BUILT COUCH, 6 | Good cond. $1) New single com- ols : tiny puild and nance en Your MOTEL. ind floor Room 24 PE 40585 a large, stake “truck or | DINING OOM TABLE AND §/ partment steel sink with, fave oT — Ror mages multe 00 Oe Bae | TEAGUE FINANCE CO, | _ ‘what have you. Mr £000 } ROX SPRING. 918 Evans oi fired water beater, $15. ; Hubbard pa Ee RR y | WELL SWAP 4D. PONTIAC| cath PE sams Abe TRE OL 1-1173. : ' é Johnston & Hu r steady business , 202 N. MAIN for pickup truck. or 38037 after | ~HisTINGTIVE MONOGRAMING ~ | 31° SELF PROPELLED ROTARY congas Senay Suter scnaae’ the fusuishings ROCHESTER, MICH. Midtown Shoo 101% N. Saginaw|" mower. Like new. $65. MA 42305 PLYWOOD aeeat 2 Loe ee : eee cs & carpets LOANS $38 TO 8500 For Sah Clothin 56 DAVERTOR 7. LIGHT BROWN 3O- oa Be ee ae : 3660 Dixie Her. ] ‘or Sale m2 y wr ‘ | = For Sale Clothing 56 B _ make, a e eneye' con Bree, “ui 9; Sunday to to 2. G5 AWNING SALES | LIVESTOCK — veese "lone i Sah ene WEE SS Ta) Series trig au | neon, OL tan em |" er ee wate | Scrape ee as:| Ae ae NEWINGHAM ji ESTATE SALE - 3 lors ix re IN Ove Sn pen ethy y> igs -len i. ANS apis PLAN) Sond PE ieee | Gooting Co. While they last, 1735 Ex sarioe fe each. Total & >a Maal ad ark eed ' it 8. SAGINAW FE 22108 EXCHANGE YOUR SMALL RADIO -_iitamie Late Wa. ae, <3 war : ; ‘* LOW DN. PAYMENT | ‘gesh,Bavt. 2. Riiwowb, Feet HIGAN BUSINESS |" "Goltttonerre costed, | “Gail °On ‘ewar ron sax | Ricibaine’ CU Pr Ti ie Gal. Aug, Gat Renter, Ste Junuen near avondale Hi gh | ie ee | os PORATION |” ™ PRIENDLY service "| 6 pat ms on QUICR SALE. REFRIO. Landry trary stand faitcets $23.98 BaaRa bata" ana tinty eet] water 4 “cathe —— SAL al. ye ats scene | "tai E90 $08 LARGE MANS CLOTHING, TOP- Meguch. Desk motor & carrier. FE) SNELPLOMEING, =| GA oat, WA sie eerie ‘ATTENTION Se ne ee ee TBS EE” we cxmee FEST) OS Peete MD gg Si tneret nee ease| Seis wiliam fe Ba tn | ee reece a| Soe ASO Be alg te Ra 4 delcering, from ¢ te H.C. NEWING BUILD NOW Ge? SELL TO PROBATE Buci sed ere - EM 34183 LO ae paint. Discontinued colors. Ber-| er. 2678 Orchard Lake : & ot : REAL ESTATE ats < fierestrictea Waterford Me ATE j Scrap &lron 5S6A/ cleaners. of! makes, Yvear guar | fy Bres fiat and —— 7. SACRIFICE ANTIQUES & PIANO. ph a & 2-3 Comme NYE eset | "ity" Euiaten. Estimates freely | Mac's Radio & TV tes, er | H Oy "Folks Vascun Fon somah cana |< 201M. sonneon, PE est. | Chard take "Ave PET odise, "| Make offers. FE eisos. "| Engys @* Miracle oo ss ¥ c in- ap * : MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fierBert C C bet . oedin, accounts receivapie, Make cited’, wmeinees seu ath « “hid Goh PE OS) PE 447) 7G REFRIO."3 2 Oia 88. Sars: or luggage. "Be, Bethea s S Al E 4 ‘ad he “ * aq RANCH TYPE-3 107s Fostise WA - See 7 DAIRY CROWN oma ag iene deat ae ~e—4 Sale Household Goods 57 om rE . TABLE TOP. 30° |- ss. Roselawn. 4 Subdty’ “2 nite a odie 130 We are a aes — ner’s where courtesy and kind. $12, After 4 p.m. 146 Elm. or Ph. APPROX. 12 40. NEW. THICE- z 3.9062 Gur “euperieaced supervisors will] pest are shown to everyone 824) 14 rece penico ty. ABLE cenGREe wECRae eTown, | Salt srmhel eee a oe k. 3 ate rai a aa PARK! train you to operate your stores.| Provia your immediate and| model, black. Govd condition. Ph. GENERAL | = Bs PR ta ALL BeLiDE MAND AND eetroc “ —fgrated- ‘on! off Maybee Rd. High profit income in this season- | future hanpingss Le a ae ee - RECONDITIONED. lawnmowers 26% off. Barnes 2 4 it Fon PERRY ACRES LOTE CALE af Roentes, CERECET reeaeee eB A oe wees, = , iarevere, ME eek Mee. 4x8 Sheet $1 35 Se BANE Shows are sages: | Snag et eS) a A roe (Ese aerate, |, SoM | A TG, ‘Mich. - ; "Loans to $800 Up to 24 months 5 | Dryer, good condition Huron eo 8 Cerokes Hil rr BUCKNER ; aha an “farguine (ure. te Garver Soap oA Bulldozing % close-in ; OVE TABLE TOP. 30”. 81 : ay Ae seks sare cee Partridge 5 | MB a bar ea aa’ «ns | “ANCHOR FENCES: ong Saat : construction. FINANCE CO. cRNA CABi- bd ; ’ beg CARL W., BIRD, Realtor| = rae “sinn" TO SEE | GRD FLOOR, NATIONAL’ BLDG. eel ae 2 oe CA - George R. Irwin Bes, rage EE ESE DON'T QUIT YOUR JOB] a -| 5.5 Auto, mca te ¥ RMALTOR, Og Moet “| DARBLAKE COLONY | PUT YOUR WIFE sa mactente owe! Gas « meen pee Maint Raeyees| | TOWORK |e eR NEED Furair®. | Gig RARDE 98 REAS,” GOB MULTIPLE, LISTING SERVIC | Hiller 4g varie store. Oniy one if sren, : ROSEN TLCUUM UPRIGHT FT. ; s—6-Rm. Home Rank Park. EM 2-407. block ‘bullaime” include "room | $95 - $500 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 | "ino. Pe 54078, 5 0 a sestied on in cn aout Buy Thru Partridge modern owner s quarte 36 eae ps | r a get gully on: our ale Vie Hie, te a, int RANGE 6 BURNERS. aa “hipped ors: lissaaan sou Hake a, a eh Gvtene| List Thea Partridge | fc ppt sn sei “Garces | Ae Wall Tile Zac | Ram ae | teat camera | wie 2 deareem Gown, duasoee ee ee ¥ Sunes PRIVI- A SUPER STATION rag We will be glad sts ‘help noses, fin pant & sits by I “teeter De babe baby week as Ad aN —_ i ie ee A ek a af ea OG mm Nd seater reas gaiow rented at $45 mo, Also with” tremendous potential. Best S : ee $128.98 Teppee gas renee .::- FO] mace. | gee ere vas Ct. off} a & § rm. .semi-modern rented location - of a oe highway. 3 129.95 8 Queen washer... § 99 Rates ete Hempstead % o Se mee| eco erates lt : divide. This! . ZONED R WA p IE Ss ale ee ee ie'eneice improved acreage, Bet, “Lot 90x116 cores, ast Be ae REALTOR FE 43581} on Bank Bide. - . is bid 4 ! : in. Ideal, tor 2, or dwell- 2 ucagenarg RC. Livi NG ROOM ae 1 ee XI ae ia Pes sell, ret, buy, swap, hire nh Be 5. -s Sark ae ie u Ja a : ¢ WEEKS OLD SAUTIPUL ROGAN ALEN YEAR: | ” ‘BEA eg Pick -™ Own ak _ STRAWBER- i AND $18 POR NYTIME. terms. a EVANS PQUIPMENT Ss. 6607 Dinle Hw ‘ Baler and Case 230° a0 Forage age harvester All serviced. and Eas¥ TERMS HOUGHTEN & SON. duced prices on some tractors & oe used equipment. 30° Ro- 1 used | - io peas ee tote ‘e spring. ws careany ‘iss ‘lie RUNABOUT. GOOD CONDE. rt Pr, Gaske DAR TRIP iP BOAT, 10413; ~ CANVAS Refinisheg - = te with oars & car . OR 3-0077, after . 10 $125. Call motor. 2 ol starte tandum “trailer, ell sspaeearion. . OR vie ile wil mower, Milwaukee 4% HP. tiller. tractor, 3 riding mowers, 2 sickle bars, several miowerg, Credit a +7004 righ oy ith of UCTION. HA rma ~ sa a p.m. ome Rd., near Adams. For Sale Housetrailers 78 ee iT VACATION TRAILER. - -9435- Tia tton. Rochester. OL 1986 “ROYAL ALL ALUMINGM is ‘BOAT Pts 40 MERCURY is’ THOMPSON RUNABOUT WITH 25 Seahorse outboard motor. Push button electric starter, Also trail- . or. Call MI 4 40454. trail ae will sel ow FE $-6573._ je PT. PLATTE ALUM. iM. CRUISER, only 2 years old. Equi 1 Johnson 30 HP __For Sale Livestock 72 FEEDER PIGS. PE 5-446. . OLD STAL- wag = 9 3. YR. © aerrile , _$10_per_month. = w WA HORSE, get ROK ALESNO STU D SERVICE Wanted Livestock 3B GOATS, CHICKENS COWS. Pics, goat milk, MA 4-1023. For Sale Poultry 7 74 PLLA 300 GRAIN FED D FRYERS, 25e "ee Holly, ME 43108. ME Sale Farm Produce | 75 75 ¥ eal price. 1470 West Maple, Milford. N $150 FOR Hutchinson's Annual June Discount Sale | 45 to select. from TER "45-8 wide, sale = 998 wide, SALE Mobile! Sous Sale Ine: Dixie way OXFORD D TRAILER oe “Only 15 ies to yo . Also trailer sales. Base rate e MYrtie 2-4611. 2 FT. OWENS — lon top side the weler ter licensed ready to go. FE 38-0428 | WORF COVERE. “MADE 75 OR; der repaired. FE 44277. BOAT ~— 14 FT PLYWOOD, board motor, like new. = 2561 Dr_ Pontiac Lk. t BC d ~ USED CLIFF DREYER, SPORTS 210.6. Holly Rd. MElrose 46771 BOATS Lar ‘Selection: — SLAYBAUGH’S : eee Ee BIG TRADE-IN ON EVINRUDE MOTORS . vice. _FE $-0112. Open 10 to 8 Boat Buyers We are going out-of business here Get Our Deal Before You Buy 25°; off om all boats im stock. —— SALES & SERVICE 5. TELEGR. rare KES Rive $ AGN SURP’ ER, AL, SIZ, WES a 2-00n $-0022 pt NE LOS MERCURY SURY OUTBDS., boats east of Union Lake Village. ‘JOHNSON MOTORS — Boats trailers, supplies, Se ek | Used Truck Parts 89A & ‘’ "PE eH MERCURY — 1968. eH i EVINRUDE ; MOTOR. OuT- 19 Mwy 3. a "HJ: VAN-WELT. "| OB 3.1385, i “Dodge 2 ton ton’ cab & chassis. 8-08T7. SUME vent A Hoist so Per Baas By pa spare tire. nat poneet and ~ ieenee. FE miles 7600 Elizabeth Lk New & Used Tracks = at€ass" wate % ton pickip, A-l con- ‘MY 3.2750. LAKE ORION ba DUMP PRICK, 193. FE a WILSON GMC = ® ** Ss on at, #7 ty tak oe “* a ars * id a oye. ee Levers | “1'm alieady going stesdy, Bd:tram, but call me neit : week—I don't think it'll last!” SS Nee Salle Cars eae “CLARKSTON ‘Motor Sales , ° Chrysler - Plyinouth Fo | Demonstrator, 1987 Curysier - Hard- power steering. ReR, walle—save ‘Plymouth station wagon. V-¢ stom 2dr, pushbutton shift, steel &H.- S Saute we mation w _ PLUS TRANSPORTA n Ev ce ian se neds MAple 5-5141 33 5S. MAIN ST, CLARKSTON = BUICK °32, 4 DR. R & H. HYDRA. +3874. 1935 BUICK SUPER, 4 DR.- COM- se power package. ‘eee: fi : ‘9 BUK PbECHLL RAM GSO conditien. FE 8-2951 between 4 & seas av VAN, a Se | Call Mr. Tee Yoursellt! 56 4-Dr. Hardtop . ; ky Belredere = pushbut- ton drive, R&H, ivory : ae. white ba interior, wash- and heck-p ema, pre walle, $5 Station Wagon __ This Piymouth station wagon is bite & ivory with R&H, standard transmission makeq.it the mile- 8. of Lake Orion on t. | Lone Star age miser you've been 3 7 MOoD- for, Priced at ee ROYAL ip equipped. Sell er trede.| EVINRUDE “MOTORS - “S BeAr: _Schick's. MY & Thi. LEADING, BRANDS IN ee be 2 dr. Chevy ts 2 Powerglide| “FRAILER EXCHANGE | Cra American & Grumman. a Sg 5 aeepchatitee FOR QUALITY Grumman Cet tows «1553 "Dode ge Dr. _MOBILE HOMES WE TRADE—TERMS AVAILABLE ae js ready to roll to any part “Harrington Boat Works 4 “9 Se comstey. -¥4 5 chrome & We Buy, Sell, Trade can itn & wine factory clean. ..2....:... $ 835 2 models 10 wides trom 31-to 8 sa99 8. Telegraph re 22033; 33 Pontiac 2- Dr. to choose from. is down, | | CENTURY-TROJAN-YELLOW |ChieMein 6 cylinder with R&E years Se eCan Fea arin ST. JACKET & CADILLAC ALUM. white walls” sperkling | chrome - *33_Buigk 2-Dr. "53 Pontiac Sedan. 53. Chrysler 4Dr.-- *53 Chevrolet Club Cpe. 733 Olds Super 88 2-Dr, "52 Ford 2-Dr, "52 Chevrolet Sedan '52-Pontiac 2-Dr. *31 Olds Super 88 4-Dr. "51 Cadillae 62 Sedan: © 50 Plymouth 2Dr- . *30 Pontiac Sedan. *30 Olds 2- Dr. JEROME. -y4 Olds - Cadillac Orchard -Lake at Cass as SEE THEM. TODA Roger's 5 Sales & Service door, - 1082 Studebaker _ ‘V8 Land oie | 5 ‘ 1983 Pirmouth yg pafinents of aT ae] =, " “ |_____ For Sale Cars. | 1850 CHEVROLET COUPE RUNS . Mont- . +oR. Exc. AC. terms Nort ‘Chevrolet €6.” 1000 §. Woodward Ave. Birmingham - CHEVROLET GOOD top, ® s £ i ere a4 E = 7. a = éqwn. vrolet Co. = 7 T CLARKSTON RD -Lake Drics Motor s Sales Vord-Morcary 30. DODGE *si73- 5 se, Bs doy ‘OWENS. 1956 liner, Take over payments. rE 24400. de U Down — ev atade sp ot wn "HURON MTR. SALES smear ante reate ee PLY. “ jean WW. {Ma $97) "Power Sone ‘Power Br&kes | * _ 4Doo : beat” Ae _ShLies, tgp 6. Sagionw. P 196¢ PLYMOUTH, BY ae gs 4-903. “as 1 PLYMOUTH 3 2-DR. se _miles. PE 1956 PO: STARCHIEP coy. NTIAC “Light blue een everything. N. Perry s.. HOL IDAY SPECI ALS CHEVROLET “Oakland County's Fastest Growing Dealer” 6781 Dixie ——— at Mis _ Open nites 1983 FORDS, EXCELLENT CON- “STATION WAGON, ae _ $385. FE +0632. MM AT CLARKSTON RD. - Lake Orion Motor ; oales Ford-Mercus* ay is . -. & E. Motors, rE +. ie .1967 RAMBLER SUPER. «. DE DEALER =. $ cae AT 1 sts. ge with oe wall tir .. radio | eater Very ne sharp car. Caly sh” ‘1 & _tondition. ¢ 195 PONTIAC | savant pat ATION =m. 19,900. miles, Hydra. fuil power ww, Us &, Saginaw West. Side. Used Cars ~Dirive eut and - ee atte “ie “aifiorence! makes & os vest Side Side U ee. Sales soaps. tu pe qemu, Pastery as. ‘Gael | Safe Buy Ce CENTRAL _ PONTIAC ONLY ~ LINCOLN: ~ MERCURY: . oe as : 8 ¢ Dr. re im. "|4p Buick 4 Dr. sedan : PONTIAC. : AUTO: BROKERS eee Bere FE 49100 . me ar ae Pare ~GIVE® US-A ae SEE THESE a ee ‘|TIMEOF YEAR To Go Places : Is YOUR CAR. * 12.08 . $1795 pe Hydramatic te paude k wre: utes, ‘ * 2 ¢r sedan, & bester, new seat covers. -, samt bargam of tre day! * ; : $595 | = radie BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 29101 ve a til 9 Mechanical cond. PE ‘WE RETAIL © THE “BEST AND WHOLESALE < Fastest Growing Dealer” laate Orion. Motor Sales E eee Rime Mighway at Mi. 9.2611 THE R ST - AL. Li Pay: New WwW. After tis Gees We CHEV. BELA, 7 DOOR se 4 p.m. RE 2-i610, : . USED caRs— BAD ‘sh Chev. “Bei-air, 2 door, ro WA, ACCEPT Grab YOU CA in " ‘| Qutboard motors, Ee ste pet] Bie ae | ihre aap easy terms : 7] 248 a ate Fe eesst |” BILL SPENCE 55, Ey "82 CHEVIE: FINE ONE, 65 OR ang URED OA Pre $-9297 or steering. power es. : ee eee eee 1957 FORD , CUS- |... PLYMOUTH ee Wie, Ye sone . O ite tanta Soh "52 oie pesasd eae . le i .o i888 CHEVROLET STATION W va tends — eer oF : —_ Weater. Conga re North Chevrolet Co. FOR A. z *35 Two-Door oor ves $1295 : 1000 g: Woodward Ave. Birmingham B U D 1 Redio, heater, 1055 CPE. ang- ea heater, . pow a er sitering.” turauois and. ivory ok ‘ °55 %woDenr i $50 ..$1395 fea aifty A there ever wes one! Tat ws Ratio, heater, Brdre- Wwalls, 2 OREEN. eeee' to al’ enisity. Bang Up -Buy North C evrolet Lo: > ; shoo 8. Wootweld Ave Birminfoam |. FORA: ,. -}'54 hbadhan’: Te cs Radio, heater, Hydramatié, Dis- Soe earn Bang- Up. 4th -| Scot ates: | fince new. Rquliy or older car.“$6 DeSota PireDame Rpts. $2388 158 Cali ro Cr pe. $1505 OR 3-315. : A $6 DeSoto Fordor FireDome . $2195 oe ime aS Radio, heater, Rytrematc, like ~ RAMBLERS > [35 pay’ gib aan ‘@ i..... ¢1308| Rew condition, : mr cum cae | Laer canine Ge : Custom hardtop ‘3. Ply. Tudor Sta. W $1405 754 Country y Sedan: $1150 -\These cars are in A-j” condition, Cent. Riviers Ford-O-Matic. : wae eoeaengee & pteet |S Seavetel habe the family men. "54 ‘Two-Door § Sedan $ 850. TODAY's BEST BUY. = Be ’ :¢ on ees hy neteaideres | Thder +s cee re eee |. Ope. erides ses ete ee eee RETAIL oe IDWILL. . - SED CARS” "Radio ue ater. Walls. ‘4 FORD D Gustomiine 4 4-Door Ree es. ler Hardtop 2.0.0. ceeace0s$ 895 a NASH Ramb - Radio & IVORY & RED. ‘53 CHEVROL Radio & ‘South Side with MATTHEWS. HARGREAVES Month End Sale OFFERS. VALUES GALORE * Thru July 3rd - "2-for 1 Deal” - THE KIDS WILL GO FOR. GET A BRAND NEW _ Peddle Car or Tricycle ’ ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY | | MATTHEWS~ HARGREAVES USED North Side 641 Oakland Ave. 36 BUICK Special 4Door ,......... err tae ~ Radio & Hes . Deniafiow.:TVOR) “eB ee 36 FORD. Convertible poe a ne reetc S808 1 Cite ae ARE See. Soi, 'S6 FORD Thunderbird ......... 0.0.0. . $2695 -_ Radio, B Heater age TtO-Matic, Hardtop, W.Walls,, > 56. 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News w Top of WPON, News, Lewis ’ News. ‘Tom ow, Lenhart 19:20-WWJ, Salute Conade | Svs" JR Music Rell aie ap eeey #2, se beer WCAR. News Ace WXYZ, Frea Wolf (2a0c win. Time Out, Musie Same see” : 13:06 News News, Reid : News Muse WCAR, News. Rec. ww. Hour WCAR, Allen T. Malone me WPON, Music with Mason rad sows, WPON, Lewis Bud De vies §:36—waR: Hall Ss $:00—WJR, Wm. Sheehan ae La : Qoeste wes, adinute Catete 1:08 WIR, Wendy Warren | - aw, armpges mn | CHW, Rive band aa | WIBK. News, Meleod -- Today's Television Programs --| a rete 2, eens BOE fe BN etme se Bit De Game NNR ane Chane - 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV ” ‘Channel 7~WXY¥Z-TV Channel o—CELW-TV | 6:06—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop he 2:00—7) Press © Conference. (2). Whiting Girls. Barbara in situation) )) 9: 17) Hot Rod Races. (9) Lone e for Heart Attack Comic’s Full Schedule gig $F | [ee J i f | Tom Dewey. Running woman said... but a Demo- eye. (4) News. Sports. (2) News: cao gets involved with big time rack- ? yr te $:30—(T) Welk’s Top Tunes. (9)} eter. for President Again? ¢:16—(2), Weather:. Phelps. . Front Page. (4) (€Color)- tie National News. a “4 Eliot. (2) News gir ge : 4y cele-| "Death “Valley Days. “Nevada’ By EARL WILSON Stige er: “4 ‘braite seven years on TV, begin Rock.” (2) Ameche 6:20—(4) Box Four. - new summer’ series. Guests are| Presents. “A Matter of Nerve.” NEW YORK—I ducked the Cafe Society thrushes and lush- 6:30—-(T) Wire Service. (9) Space| Beatrice Lillie, George Jessel,| i919 19) Weathervane es—I wanted to hear Tom Dewey make a speech. ES OE EE. Bl ek De De. Dinas er Te And at 12:07 o'clock in the morning he was still making it— cane wen / Private Detective. David Jans-!19: 39 (7) Dr. Hudson. (9) City De-|on foreign aid. 9:08—(@) “Million Dollar Movie.) new series. genia) Liars.” (4) Errol Fignn “My goodness, Tom's suming for President again!” a : : . 4) Wells Far- go. Agent Hardie pursues -—_ James. (2) Talent Scouts. tax money in comedy, Theodore Bikel, Vivian Nathan. starring ‘Adenhauer OKs | Defense Check |... fo apecton of Country by U.S., Russia |line territory.” * = ae AN - * ” ee have sugeested Sister." (4) nm yesterday to US.- ‘conventional weapons,” he said. oo dane stot tes an oditet., to the inspection of 11:00—(7) Soupy'’s On. (9) Million Dollar Mystery. Jean Parker in) “I Live on Danger.” (4) News: | Westka’p. (2) News: LeGoft. «|. }11:15—(4) Weather: Eliot. (2) Miss Fairweather. - jment in’ the fields of atomic and '!:2—() “Sports. (2) Sports. 11:23 —. (2) Nightwatch Theater. | Steve Brodie, Lawrence Tierney in’ “Body Guard” : 11:38 — (7) 3 Minute ‘Theater. : Theresa Wright in “The Good Tonight, TUESDAY MORNING ete tt Cn The Form Veost. ‘17:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 7:45—(2) News. 8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7)} Carnival. . Cartoon '8:30—(7) The Little Rascals PORT AUSTIN w — Mayes 3: 45-~(2) Cartoon Classroom. endorsement Rueine: iptotiba of West Ger-' Manufacturing Co. is going ahead!g:55—~(4) Faye Elizabeth. in an address to 30,000 person¢ with plans to move its operations 9:60—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Home. Friend Harry. fa a0 abdrens to 2050 pernind Tato tale © Scent boatty| tian Democratic party’s campaign pay cut that Vesper to) Coweqnery nn +jour industry.” ® tions, 6 as . ‘for the September general elec-jnecessary to be “competitive i ini [tse Valan ni te Vv Lady. (4): Tic The Chancellor rejected sugges-| Daniel Mayes, criti éf the! 11: ead ty wa Life. tions his ‘government ‘had been firm, made hindering conclusion of a limited, Saturday after the 42 employes’ “first-step agreement at the Lon- voted Friday night to turn down, and Ricky. don conference of the U.N. Dis-. or ee armament subcommittee. “I declare expressly that we are ready to: give every possible’ support to controlled - disarma- average wage is $2.10. * * * Mayés said the current hourly numbers —- = - 4 Punetion of ., : ] trigonometry ase seth z a a ° H i : a “ 46 rH 50 Cut '. : 4 Veer ites GE SALE! SSees oa Dy 3 <27 it) 41 View 42 ¥i “3 $:45~(4) Circle 9 4:30—-(2) as 2:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (Colot) Matinee: Theater. (7) $:00—(2) Brighter Day. For A Day. (9) Chr $:15—(2) Secret Sto $:30—(2) Edge of Little Margie. ($ (1) Ramar Af the Jungle. (9! pAasADENA, Tex. — After pro-| ad a m. (7) Mickey's Re-| 4:00—(2) Susie. the announcement! 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow, (4) It Could be You. (7) Robin’ 11:45— (2) Guiding Light. 11:55—(9) Billboard. ‘ _—- - TUESDAY AFTERNOON .. 12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) Play to Win. (7) 12. O'Clock Comics. (9) The Things We See. 12:36—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The Erwins. (9) Pride of the Family. 1:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) Charm Theater. (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. 1:30—(2). House Party. (4). Bride Groom. erat muttered, “Naw, Secre- tary of State first.” Apaageen ay Lowe Shameey: sentiments. My ambition is to... public office.” (APPLAUSE). . “Would you be willing . . .?” I asked Dewey afterward. * * & He. gave me a stern look. “NO—NEVER—UNDER ‘ANY CIR- CUMSTANCES.” ~ Btill, I felt maybe I'd seen a ake of history — the dirth “ot Our| Dewey's third campaign..And a voice in the departing crowd was saying, “I'm sure giad I saved my old Dewey. buttons!” rs THE MIDNIGHT EARL... . Tonight I heard a Democrat say ‘Tt is a great calamity thats tad quack of Manet-ta oa ta pee ction Those are MY} his passion for work doubtless help propel him back into is the keystone of Lewis’ entire career—the defeats as well.as the * * - Follies showga!l Barbara Hall will give ‘part of her 64G wish nings to her alma mater, Carnegie Tech ... Singer Sarah Vaughan was dropped from the “Nightbeat” show when she refused to answer personal questions .. . Rocky Marciano may, / tour Europe, giving boxing exhibitions. (He was also offered a soft drink dis-| tributorship for all Cuba) . * * + Nat (King) Cole TV-show will go op- posite. the 64G quiz ... Burt Lancaster’s brother Tim is a N.C. traffic cop .. down .-. . George Goebel’s taking danc- | ing lessons for his cafe date next month > Moniqne Yan Vooren is paid by a liquor company just to order its booze in night clubs. j * ene ee A @ StToOONerTs. Bugle Theater. *) (4) Queen WISH I'D SAID THAT: “More homes have been wrecked by a wink than by a sledgehammer.” TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Roger Price figures pe property prepared for his Las Vegas vacation this year—his money out- weighs his luggage. neck earl; brother. 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