Employment Up Million in May; WASHINGTON (#—Employment rose by a million in May +o a record 66,016,000 for the month. Unemploy- ment fell by 238,000 to 3,389,000. Announcing the figures today, Secretary of Com-) merce Lewis L. Strauss and Secretary of Labor James | P. Mitchell said they reflected further substantial im- x *& * x & * Court Pushes Power Mop al Plant Pay Record xe x *& ® Hunt Widens for Missing Girl +7 provement in the nation’s job picture. Lower Tribunal Receives Broad a / : / / f ih 5 / 7 The Weather ; . 1 Noh Lape THE PONTIAC PRESS eaten, (Detaila ou Page %) . : 17th YEAR * * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, ; JUNE 10, 1050 —46 PAGES snore Bao 2 aa Cleanup Rights It's Hot News: Hot, Hot, Hot, Hot Again An unusually large pickup in factory exponen Samy re Clothing Other Allies Reject nsw. ‘outs crue ~ Clues Fizzle, Here's One Way to Beat the Heat SalI 02 ot Officials of Teamsters Union Face Trouble If Monitors Disregarded BER iat AS it , fr atria Dato ate sand take So . . 7 \ sieved. was the eeee ce of ’ \Americans with jobs for «= Search Goes On 5 a.m., 71 10 a. m., 83 WASHINGTON (#~The De dy On Ber lin ‘month of May. It compares with 6 a.m, 72 12 Noon 86 US. Court of Appeals today : ‘an all-time peak of 67,221,000 = Bolice Comb Detroit 8 a.m., 78 2 p.m., 88 gave U.S. District court One-Year Moratorium, Blasted by Herter as. Threat, Duress GENEVA \#—A Russian proposal ; to the Western powers for a ene-| year moratorium in the Berlin) crisis Was rejected in the foreign! ministers conference today. U.S. Secretary of State Christian | A. Herter told Soviet Foreign Miv-; ister Andrei Gromyko the United States ‘‘will never negotiate under dcadlines, threats or duress.”’ In a dramatic session—amid | talk of a breakoff of negotiations —Herter appealed to Gromyko to reconsider the proposal he made | yesterday. a year Russia's threat to’ squeeze) the Allies out of West Berlin, pro- vided they started work on Soviet-} dictated terms for a German set-| tlement. Conference officials said the new Soviet plan has these four main points: a» " -*& * The Soviet Union will guaran- s ‘in July 4957. The new figures represent a drop of about 1', million among the unemployed in the past year. However, the idle total is about | 70,000 higher than it was in May lice and authorities of sub- 1957, for Teenager Gone. Since Monday DETROIT (P—State po-. main in the 70s the weatherman) } urban communities today) The ratio of unemployment to joined the expanding jthe labor force declined in May to 4.9 per cent compared with 5.3 search for a -14-year-old) per cent in April and around 6 per SChoolgirl who has been| icent during last winter. the first time the idle ratio has idropped below 5 per cent since * * * laged $90.32 in May—representing| \November 1957. lthe first time in history the aver-| averaged $98, Among soft goods workers it was $80. Secretary of Labor James P. | | Mitchell called the report ex- traordinarily good. This is missing since Monday from iher northwest Detroit home. Descriptions and photo-', | Factory worker earnings aver- graphs of Susan Lawrence, "Ma |whose parents say she is circulated to suburbs by| | Detroit police. * *: * Police said about 100 tips from warm, in the southern sections of | persons who had said they had) Mitchell predicted to reporters see the girl or knew something | Tuesday that the joint 'would show an excellent gain in| bea the continuance of the exist-|employment and a new decline in ing occupation status of West Ber- in for one year. It will guarantee unrestricted, unemployment. * last * * The Labor-| about her Commerce Department report Most were discarded as useless. } | course might have been Susan's. have been screened.) For a time, police believed | elothing found on a suburban golf | | But the dress and underclothir j prior,.count showed found by a golfer at Glenhurst Aled access into West Berlin by)65,012,000 employed in April with) Golf Club in suburban Redford | | Township have been discarded | operating traffic controls along )3 the access routes as at present.| * * * 3. The Western powers fH t will to the stian~ Ol an East Wal"CermanPoramission to! develop contacts and technical co- operation between the two Ger- manys. 4. The Big Four will agree to conclude a peace treaty either with a.united German govern- ment or with the governments of the ‘two Germanys. Business Blooms in Downtown Shopping Area Business is blooming in dowi- town Pontiac. Large cedar buckets filled with. bright red geraniums are decorat city’s business district... * * * More than 50 shops have pur-, chased plants thus far. ‘Vhe appearance of plants is a project ef the Downtown Mer- chants Assn., designed to beau- tify the shopping district. | “Before we're through, we'd like’ to see plants in front of every stare downtown,” said George) Richman,. owner of the Wiggs: Colony Shop, who is spearheading) the ernyect * * He said os other stores have ordered the plants, which have) drawn much favorable comment! from local shoppers. | from their standard policies. 3,627,000 unemployed. * * * [an pessibie slnep. Seanens tali Unemployment dropped sharply) sizes were not those of Susan. in Michigan last month, the Mich- igan” Employment Security Com- mission_reported today, The MESC said a preliminary | report. showed 240,000 jobless work- ers as of May 15, a drop of 60,000 over the same time a month ago. Unemployment in Detroit was pegged at 140,000, down 30,000 from) © April. Auto industry employment at 752,000 was up over 150,000 from May 1958, but still is about 40,- 000 lower than in May 1957. The average work week = in |manufacturing continued to rise, | ‘reaching 40‘, houfs in May—the | longest work week fer May since ‘of the girl’s home. Marvin G, Lane, chief of detec- tives, said no homicide officers would be assigned to the case ‘until there is evidence of death.” * * * “At this point," Lane said, “there is no evidence this is any- thing but a search for a missing girl. We have no evidence of any- thing to the contrary. At 14, she lis too smart to be pulled into an ‘automobile against her will.” | ' Susan was taking final exam- ‘nations this week. Police said | 1955. Overtime in manufacturing Ste had spoken of her dread of | ).7 hours a week. ¥ * * averaged 2 ] | the examinations to her friends. Officers also said the girl had) While the May gain in employ- often expressed dislike for De-| ing the fronts of downtown stores,|™ent was largely seasonal, Sey-jtroit and had asked her lather to! ringing sparkle and color to the "our Wolfbein, deputy assistant) ‘Move to some other city. ‘secretary. of labor, said it was ac- companied by a very encouraging} Police Det. Elmer Reed reported “gam of 100,000 in factory employ-. ‘ment which usually tends to de-| west side service station owner, cline im May. OKs Nuclear Clauses HARRISBURG, Pa, #-— In- surance policies isstied in Penn- sylvanig won't: have to ¢over damage resulting from nuclear explosions or radioactive con- tamination, Gov. David L. Law- rence has signed ‘ato law a bill allowing insurance companies to exclude this type of coverage | i | ! } 4 was 7 a SRE Kd & % t > s IMEY WAIT FOR MER ~ Sr and Mrs. Lester Lawrence of Detroit, right, wait and Susan, M4, left, is alive and weil. . hope for news that their ‘only daughter, iter kas tana Gt Selpet ot to * * * “what may be a lead.”’ He said a Ernest Winkles, 47, reported he “quite sure’’ he had seen Susan earlier yesterday morning. “She was with two young boys in a 1940 Buick with Arkansas tags,” Winkles said. ‘They stopped and bought gas. The boys were in the front of the four-door and on the back seat was this girl tying down with a quilt over her. fT am quite sure the girl in the car was the miss- High temperatures will continue; ‘in the upper 80s over the weekend | ‘with Thursday and Sunday slightly | ‘cooler. Low temperatures will re- Says. Rainfall will average about one-half inch in scattered late afternoon -and evening thunder- showers throughout the five-day period, the U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts. The high Thursday will reach near 86 and the low 64-72. Today’s lsoutherly: winds at five miles an jhour will increase to 2-15 miles onight. Mostly cloudy with a few show- ers or th and {tomorrow is the forecast for both lag: passed the $90 mark. Earn-| little enough to pass for @\ oth Lower Michigan and the Gromyko offered to hold up for|ings among durable goods workers girl of 9 or 10, have been Upper Peninsula. Scattered showers or thunder- showers and turning cooler is the outlook for Friday in the northern} jsections and mostly fair and the state. Seventy-one was the lowest re-| | corded temperature in downtown) | Preceding 8 a.m, Tt | What Better Name Could Library Get? is ste Be Oe = Peeters — fter the gen- But no Andrew Carnegie ever showed up in Pontiac. * * * The library is scheduled te be constructed. exclusively from tax | moneys. “We should name the library after the people who paid for it,” said City Manager Walter K. Willman, City Commissioners agreed with his choice for the name: Pontiac Public Library. News Flash BECKENHAM, England (%) — Ken Fletcher, 18-year-old Aus- trailian, pulled the major upset of the current Kent Tennis Tour- ney today by defeating ex- University of Michigan ace Barry MacKay 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 in the fourth round. Earlier in the day both MacKay and Alex Olmedo, Peru's contribution to the United ing one.” Winkles said one boy was 17 Of) ¢mieg-round trumphs. States Davis Cup team, fashioned | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) » htniahes search since Monday while dn the way to a librery Wirephotos) » , a morning when sie disappeared to. study for ‘final exams. (AP The $500,000 new library that | ; IT’S COOL, MAN COOL—Harry Bigham, 16, of 138 S. Johnson St.. has found a formula with which to beat the ae A pair of shorts, @ soft} Central High Sct | | i | | Moor XE a oe Pontiac Press Photo n0ol student. The graduating classes of Pon-| secretary, and the remarks by high schools will be addressed at dent. ‘| officiate during the orikastateds of] Lowel R. Eklund and D. B. Var- the ain ner. | Three hundred and forty- sel iCentral graduates, their guests and school officials will hear Dr. Ek- lund’s speech entitled ‘The Fab-| julous Future.’ The commmence- | iment will be held 8 p.m Thursday | jat Wisner Memorial Stadium. ft & * Dr. Eklund is the director of, con- * * * . | “The Fortunate Few -is the sub- i i |tinuing education at Michigan State} | University Oakland. } Dale C. Harris will conduct the | Central Band in the processional | and recessional and two other numbers during the m. The invocation will be delivered by Joanne Wood, senior class Full Tax Dips $1.29 in Pontiac D. B. VARNER New Local Levy Is) the Same, but County, School Bills Drop ' By PETE LOCHBILER | Combined city, county and — tax rates in Pontiac will) be $1.29 lower this year, accord- | sep to the current tax picture. | The total tax bill is scheduled to be $43.29 for each $1,000 in assessed valuation, = == ($44.58 last year | The city’s share will be $13 n for the second straight year With a feeling of pride, commissioners adopted the fast night. While other Michigan cities have| seen a rise in taxes this year or a cutback tn services, Pohtiac will) be able to hold the line on both| ' | city | rate i DR. LOWELL R. EXLUND taxes and services, said City Man-| ject of the address to be delivered ager Walter K. Willman to the 181 graduates of Northern * * iby Varner, chancellor of MSUO, “The city manager and the city The program will begin & p.m assessor deserve everyone 's thanks, ' Friday in Northern's auditérium. | ifor their successful efforts to keep. | taxes dowy,” iE. Rowston.” said Mayor Philip by Madison and Lincoln Junior | bigh school students, will be con: | The school tax.in terms of as. ducted by Eldon FE. Resegart in | sessed values is scheduled to be | the and recessienal | only $22.90, compared with $23.70 | sed “Dedication,” by Hermanas. last year. The county tax will | The Rev. James W. Deeg, pas- also go down, said City Assessor | | W. Ray Ransom. Church, will deliver the invocation’ It will drop from $7.94 to §7.12,|and benediction. if county equalized valuations are) James Lyons, senior. class presi-| dent, will address his» re to) i (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) se ee jtendent of Pontiat Public ‘will award diplomas at both exer-) jcises, to” of the Oakland Park Methodist: Central, Northern Highs Plan Graduation for 526 Seniors tis assemblage and Principal Phil- class and awards * * * Glenn Griffin, president of the | Pontiac Board of Education, ipreside over both commencements Dr Whitmer, superin- Schools Dana P A number of scholarship | awards will be announced com- meneement nights, Those to be given te Central students are | the PTA Scholarship, Sarah Me- | Carrell Foundation, Regents: | Alemni, University -of Michigan, Hi-Y, ¥-Teen, and the Michigan State University Entrance schol- arships. Also included are from the: MSU Club County, Alma College, State Board! of Education, Central State Uni-) versity, University of “Grant-in-Aid,” Baldwin-Wallace in| Berea, Ohio: Metropolitan Detroit scholar ships. ‘Science Fair Scholarship, W. Allen | Booth mathematics. award, and the ‘MSUO Entrance Scholarship. Scholarships to be awarded to’ winners announced at Northern's: ‘commencement |scholarship, State Board of Educa-| are the MSUO ition Scholarship and the John 'Thors Jr. Student Scholarship, ' Award (See p list of graduates on Page 2) will, _ ‘hearing of Oakland’ bling Detroit i power to enforce its clean- up orders on President James R. Hoffa of the Teamsters Union. In a unanimous decision, {the appellate court said ‘Dist. \Letts was within his rights Judge F. Dickinson in modifying a consent or- jder which terminated liti- 'gation to bar Hoffa from \taking office * * *® Under the order, Hoffa was al- lowed to take office but a three- member board of monitors was set up to vatch over the unton’s affairs and make recommenda- tions for restoriig democracy to the union In its opinion today, the ap- peliate court said recommenda. tions* of the monitors are not _self,enforcing, but that they may co to ‘’udge Letts for orders putting them into effect. If Hoffa and the other Team | sters t otfic ials fail to comply with drink and a large fan are his road to. comfort ‘Hoffa Can See No Wrong during the current hot spell. Harry 1s a Pontiac in Using Sth Amendment { | WASHINGTON (UPI)—Teams. fer President dames R. Hofia has explained the reason he ficials invoke the Fifth Amend. — ment before the Senate Rackets - |e s© many Teamster of- | Committee. The Teamster presi- ident said yesterday, “It doesn’t a there is anything to hide” yhen officials of his union clam up before the committee. “They took the protection of tiac Central and Pontiac Northern; Hartison Munson, class presi- lip J. Wargelin will present the! the Fifth Amendment because | they didn’t have the formal edu- cation to compete with the law- | yers and didn’t want to run the risk of perjury,” he stated. recommendations the appellate court said, the monitors may re- port this fact to Judge Letts * * * court, after affording a to the defendant, may take any action necessary within the. scope of its decrees,’ Judge Charles Fahy said in an opinion (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) “The Milwaukee Kick Pulled From Beatniks’ Java MILWAUKEE. Wis. (UPI) — Milwaukee beatniks were mum- in their beards today. They weren't getting the same kicks from their cafe espresso. * * * Five policewomen testified in Federal Court yesterday that they donned Bohemian dresses and posed as arty patrons of two | coffee shops to get samples of the strong Italian coffee. They found the coffee was spiked illegally with a liqueur U.S. District Judge Frank Gregorski continued the cases for one year when the owners | of the shops promised to stop Jazzing up their brew. 335 Will Graduate Tonight at Waterford High School Roy A. Larmee. director of the University of Chicago Laboratory School, will deli ver the commencement ad- dress at Waterford Township High School graduation exercises tonight for 335 seniors. Scheduled to begin at 8, the program will be held outdoors on the school foot-}- ball field, weather permit-; ting. The gymnasium is the’ alternative. The prelude, processional and. recessional wilt be ae by Bev-| lerty Wells. The Rev. ;Bohn, pastor of the trata Hills! jinvocation and benediction Lanny Younger will —| the valedictery message. Superintendent of Waterford ‘Township Schools Wiitiant Shunck! will do the introductions, while! Principal James S. Fry’ will pre-/ Elizabeth: ’ sent the class” Mrs Adams. president of thé Wafer-) ford Township Board of nay ition, will award diplon\vas. This is the school's [2th annual commencement service. ae Sai n Today's Press WU DORE BRS The Northern Band, assisted | | Baptist Church, will deliver the! St@secseenoactintencatgamenains | Comics i County News Editorials Journey to Love. .... 666.655. Ww Obituaries eeeecee (Grad- - | wates are listed on page 2.) ba Te ache ers Raise Won't a ‘Can t Afford Ii 5 ays Whitmer | Board Will Act on New | Wage Scale for 803 | Here Tomorrow By HARVEY ZUCKERBERG j The Pontiae Board of Educa- tion will aet tomorrow on a new! wage scale increase for the city’s | 803 teachers. | It won't meet the requested pay hike put to the Board two weeks ‘ago by a joint salary committee ‘of the Pontiac Education Associa- tion and the American Federation ‘of Teachers, | “We are sot going to be able | ‘Whitmer, superintendent of | | sebeols, “We simply can’t af- | ford it.” ; ' Whitmer said the increase in the pay schedule he will present to| ithe Board tomorrow will be based! ! Bad Pontiac Central High Graduates Jacqueline LaMat: | James Larson Gracia Latherow Reynaldo Ledesma Barbara Leith — 1. T Adams Marilyn Adams Joyce Adkins Donna Allison Geraldine Anderson Lynne Anderson ‘Gerald Andrews Philiis Linden Harold Andrews ere? Lin Ce arue Albert Letan — Fran taco we Betty Lowery Sadie — 7. Loous, & —. Boe Lecce, John ; John MeCiure William es James Melntosh at Viel Jacqueline Baron Mariiyn McLintock tarci, ee coger Gilbert NMacPFadyen iauett Betford Thomas noing Marilyn Bell William Manning Ruth Bellinger Bryen Pandy Ricard Bee Charles Mathews — Best “het t eed QGeor Mayes hte Melvin M f Mildren Meltzer [George Ble Bolinger Lowe}i Merrell jAnnie Bradiey Pe bgt tenal ric ch iginsice Brien Deniei — Carol Broeher Erna _c “of pee yr — oon witenell a roy Brooks Naney Mise tion, are ge | p cag pitas JoAnn Morr ' aeeene ahead ee : Gumane Bremmets lind yeoncen * * * s . ime ae nédra Bunce ae onday ‘. Harrison neon ; when powe failt i | cone ee Callely «Leonard Munson Pending items include removal 7, in the Water Authority, Paul Carriger Reseiol artker, |Proceedings against Detroit Team-4 ains. | ee ee | | inp Carson District Court Broom {Sweeping at Hoffa spokesman said Hoffa had no im- ‘mediate commeni. The Day in Birmingham (Continued From Page One) concurred in by Judges Henry W. Edgerton and Wilbur K, Miller. * * * In essence, this means that Judge Letts may take punitive action through contempt pre- ceedings te force a cleanup in the union. At Teamster headquarters, a EXPECT FULL BLAST There was no word as to wheth- er the Teamsters wil) appeal the appellate court decision to the Supreme Court. The monitors, who had been holding off their reform moves pending outcome of the litiga- sters Chief Owen (Bert) Brennan | BIRMINGHAM — The indica- ‘tions are at present that Birming- ham wil) face no water shortage, according to Water Dept. Chief L. R. Gare. Area communities which expe- rienced shortages did so because ‘of a distribution problem in their mains according to the Southeast- ern Water Authorities. Gare pointed out that should the Detroit office issue sprinkling regulations Birmingham must abide by them, He added that in an extreme emergency the city would operate its South. and Wakefield wells, The Wakefield Well was operat- See No. Water Shortage Here, Say Gare, Kenning at the home of Mrs. Floyd Beards- © lee, 725 E. Square Lake Rd. ; Following the business- meeting, sale of plants and bake goods will be held. MRS. EVA SHERBINO Service for Mrs. Eva Sherbino, 74, of 435 Madison Ave. will be held at 10 a.m. tomofrow from St. Paul’s Chapel of Christ Church * * * Burial will be in Milford Ceme- tery. Her body is at Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. Mrs. Sherbino died yesterday in a Detroit nursing home following a long illmess. Her only survivor is a brother, Clarence Burnett of Ortonville. Pontiac Northern Jr anda Carter on the Page ' Rain as papi gee ‘Urops in ity Eieeed aeainee Thomas Moore Jr are teachers We must meet the! all’ Ginsen pg cory when she left the house. She said ad te ah a tribut- Core “Carvutt Late Seiten : se 0 : 2 country ; ay as) eigey Daiemest quality Mores jcompetition in order to altract)Fetey © tn, Jr. Susan did not date and was ‘‘very 2 -. olf "i ar, a ee EE Se a wer w e i organ z: * < . “poi sss any , eal = | (Continued From Page One) we fam Bove Daveare Bf Martarty see et hoot tem Seer iasore smith = on Ie nd — Penelope Grant Roger Sherman , , . F | ‘ Mar: in Bracket Haze) Morris ie - SCHOO! sys nafies Goines “ Bmith Y t or 10.” —_—— agar poo Sinan Wet rene a an sore ee upset by the Michigan Pax) Cxsemsn Le eal Bese jcompetes with 52 other schoo] sys-|Fllsabeth Gordon Pa ymong Smith aa Members of the Franklin Ceme- Salant Es endg le Lag ; * : y dy y Murphy 5 isi ; Has view a io tceee coum ye i omimission parte Brenahas Ronald Newman tems : the peed oa eT mitre Govenis ng yom Sparks « ing @ red _|tery Auxiliary will meet at 1 p.m. oe Seemens aren Stone ; ’ : , - ames Briggs Jarry Nicholle area, We are rank th in pay a Lawrence neer : th for thei Gary Hart i : ; \VALL‘ATIONS DIP prics Breen ae Y |Leonard Gracey chart omorrow eir annual picnic Janet Stutesman ae yele ring Ae Uete aennovp Reason for the dip is that connts “Gilver iown Kay Oberine” [tg ene Fm ae below the me-| aries Green, Jr nrg Spraese Nestiar tice oes fae cwae Diane Hartaman, 790 ollp~eare and evening ‘ : , Yi Lerry Brown Marilynn Overt » j - Quy att r Ss A ts ; * * lant state equalized Valuations in esl, ain revecca 0 son alan t * . Judith Greer ” Sag ae is 4 feet 11, weighs 70 pounds and ve Hayes’ Seman renes . } oher det Vierdre Osborne li Ort ee ee le ape veloped ‘ntinc have dropped thie’ year, Arise hate Frid steand | she pupecistaadent: abi Wie a. i ori Guenther B Phvicstene 8 eftey |has blue eyes and brown hair. ‘Change Made in Tally ar Wereendes Billle Ove Tent . i F nhee titey ' aweort arol re ancr in eastern North Dakota and west-!«lthough the city assessed valua: | 70Nie Byington lack Pace Jr uation puts Pontiac at a distinct Bay Hampton Aman stetndaugh Li | ts teld police their of Waterford Electi Thomas ‘Wickman ae tee ern Minnesota Monday as warm|tions have gone up Marcia Cameron James Palmer Lorraing Maps Linda @ttekney er paren ce the ion Sonia. bondi Janet Tramme! wi . Be hag F ; | oe erapeell inh Parke recruiting disadvantage. eseph Marre|! john Stoeht daughter was a good student and | re Gesagien Nichola Trietsch aed - soa hs - ND. County and school fax alloca (an sae u Revers Parse We have to begin recruiting in, “STarringtor a a crameryiile the ently difficulty she had had A correction “has heen made 2/7 oan a malcom Bonnie Veiled . . auc thousands of dollare | tlons are based on gtate equaliz®d nen. y Cameeen Harold Patterson | February for teachers for the next) Feta Sah ee farfien Buttes in school occurred recently when ‘the Waterford Township . school Lloyd — a Be mo Uh i e . vive pt ipbei ots P & » ne , av Swens { property damage. Noe injuries values, wate he (city apreade \che es Carter nurp ae Penn “ fall teen re) eek vey year ‘Babel nese ward tohn Tavior her purse was stolen. Susan re- jelection total with top winner Ed- Sean eek ey Elsie Volk welt ‘i dt ‘a & a hd taxes on the lower, assessed val richard Carleen Triloy Perry we must hire about 120 to fi aie ete viv ore. ported the theft and the name of ‘UNd L. Windeler receiving 76 Lauren Johnson Euni = wi “— ee ut ; ve ark | uations set by the Pontiac Assess. |piaine on apree eueteenirerrs vacancies and meet demands of| Carolyn Ag pec Scrnore ‘Teer | a girl she thought took the purse. | YOtes in the Waterford Village pre- | Priscilla mate Darlene yee -~ e i aa ee ing Dept. : Cleland Cherboneae Renedetie Petrices population increases, We have) kee" Hin " Mercola . ‘cinct instead of the 17 votes re-|Pecay Jo Kettula Pho SO ate . in northwestern North) The drop in Keaalend Wahietione! \per bora Care pone! Custaren jbudgeted 18 additional teachers lpg Bona (apemgronees | “fhe Lawrences said a bunch of ported in yesterday's Ponttac a Keren. _ Kon¢ ete Tila tt 76 ‘county and gtate figures are vir poinree (pesos: ssownre Feiiey {his year because of swelling en- Lt opus Bertara Ferner students waited outside the school | Press, Eveetkewes! Dace Winer Mole an Wrsolg Were § {Bruce Cobb Reaalie Polline made ienieanty Sraieleb in the tually identical) was from $335 Ips eee Loretta Priest | Pollment. eis aa * hour PL Spas thet night ea gene but ~~ girl| However, his total rea votes Douriss take” Dorie Watts ~ Fargo area alter the strong winds 000.000 to $19,000,000 Karen Cottey Nency Raymond MUST REORU IT, RETAIN Jim Ki oe ior, van Tape! ran back inside and was driven remains the same, according te UP" \ynda Larmphere Lyle Toung toppled 25 trailer homes. At least! * * * xl ea oneren oe “But Wwe must not only recruit » apc ee Cor — yea Tuy! home by a teacher. _ | official reports. David Leitner __ 77 . . | Behind the cutback is the fact|Nancy c Jean R \ ath t esos bbs — — aabaned Gi wee Pa geste re lat ind Peatiec Asseming Devi | Near es geen oye them: bd yee = Pid is Apres re ey P ne Lh beng Verses i ; jaged. Rain and hail pelled the vied the County Eceail | Joan Coventry apares | een rdson | i ma “i peices se vig t an |ilie Jack Mutetiees Lynn Walker H cily. con : :OU ‘ a en Cox one Ric e Pontiac sc system IS AN! Batricis One Stanton Walker i S * * * 'vation Committee and the State! Lalsetls Crephion mar Boceg Duane Edwards John Baum shoo! ite ide Worth Dakota and Minnesota In he . y bere * Heing Pen |andra Fichner Mary Sayvn itor a good s¢ i pt dishilae ae atric fitoe =. Brian Wooleock the Northeast. only Maine and: mela Sokere as) rare sae high ma pad Eines. Renee yee | Whitmer warned, “If the new Janet Kneale rerae Yates New Hampshire erre completety | to he fair,” Ransom said, Onis Elwell soeilante akin ‘pay schedule does not meet their | {°35" Gaver Kalighten ane Young oe ee : Ri hard Eriksen Paula Shaul lexpectations, we are going to lose: ass Bbirley pikewich covered by cool air, Temperatures! Muring the process of equaliza | Rovert Rrikeen James Shes t hoot |* ! ‘Oto in the cool belts were mostly inition. the county and state decided | Lorry Wilineer Carel nhephere some ea hers to competing schoc | Dipisan as result of od he D tests ¥ * ’ the 50s. be to boost Pontiac assessed val [Baibars a Bverert Pisakern shoedii | areas . ues so high this year The Pontiac a ele Svety Ronaki Stas j equalization factor wis only 1.23 ta: y Feel besdrsioemee sk The semi ante Board — u is ers [ dict The Weather {Hicherd Fergusoa compared with 152 1A8t! tomes Pidier jthis year, vear Hichard Finkbetner ’ Fitepatrica Foil CU S&S. Weather Barean Report i; , . « sy ane PONTIAC AND VICINITY mestiy| [his means that Pontiac equal Watson Oramks elendy and warm alth chence of tow ized valnes areconly 123 times yong pry ate afternoon thundershewers teday . = 5 ae : High today 8&8 Wind light southerly higher than assessed values this | Dunas Cargaes Mostly cloudy and warm with chance of year, instead of 1.52 times as high | an panes cede few evening showers er (thundershewers . r * peels tonight and tomorrow flow tenight am | Thus, though county and school sa Graham gh temerrew fé ereasing to 8-15 mi Wind southerly, lea tomight Teds y te Pontise jane temperature preceding @ am wind Direction Souther: va 8 am Bun sete Wednesda Gun rises Thursday Moon aets Wednes: Moon rises Thursday at Dewnlewn ve eo, @. Wh, . cies 73 ze S..... jes TE am =. 08 m Li) Velocity vat 8 08 pm @' 453 wai jay a! [8 Dp 9 5u em m Temperatures Teesday in Pontioe fas recorded downtown) Fiighest temperature .. 5 Lowest temperature ihoan temperature . Weather—@unny One Year Age in Featise Mighest temperature oe. ee +e lowest temperature ...... Mean temperature Weather—Puir ee in 8 mph riene G millage allocations are the same! we Cram Mhis year as last, those rales trans lated into terms of assessed valua tions will be lower than last year \ Janice Greenleaf Sandra Green weed Carol Grimes 'Predrick Grose Linde Grewes ‘Pairicle Madden ‘Mary Hagerman Suardn Halversoa ‘lark Hamp Loute Hanne I valuations thin [vclth Harnaeck Kave Harrington Reberea Marries As far as dotlars and cents ge, the cutback In the tax rates will | probably do much to offset the rise in assesned year, officials said, $4 aa . Lind® Harrison 88, I ontiac S assess@d valuation js) Martene Haviland a8'$°77.913.800. this year, arise of Ath Heading Charles Heathcott | $8.26, 800 over last vear This in jMency Heaton ' |crease is broken down into $3.04. Cure) Meipie 92,60 on real property and $3,2°7,650)| Patricia Hetpte | (Cheater Hensler a on personal lteen Merr | Because of the rise in assessed |¢' 1) Hesse nihomy Miller valuations, the city will be able tojLaverne Hinman . * Kirk Holtom increase its tax collections suffi- lertane Rooper ys Clently to meet increased operating Karen Hoyt expenses, althéugh maintaining last) gioth Mruks Will ' Michael utrbe!! est and Lowest Temperatures ears tax rate, Willman saic Carol Hutt ~ This Date m #1 Years ~~ y Beveriy Mull O88 in 1911 44 in 1022 |Caretye Javkaon cet am 1Oher lack eon ° _Tesoter's Temperature hart 'Walter Reuther Denies James Jackson Alpe 65 Marquette 92 ent Jides Heit imore * 68 Memphie #1 » He Backs William j Bonnie Jonnaon es, le! il — Beach 04 ba Z sin ‘60 as Jonte rownaville 3°78 Milwaukee 90 ae fe , . . eorge Joyce fato 4 45 Minneapots 94 @7. WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Walter i aoe et Charleston #0 69 New Orleans # 75 ; orate wating Chicago $0 50 wee Core 9) ve reuther says he 1s not backing aly Kempe Cincinnati 6 66 Omaha @: « Michigan's Gov. G. Mennen Wil- Patricia Renny ’ t en? ~Gieveiand 90 68 Semetyiag af % liams ‘or anybody else’ for the Robert Kjretey Pittebur ee 64) | 1960 Democratic presidentia) nom- Fyeek is Eling St. Louls 4 e) ination, |evsen 4 (ong 8. Francisco 67 s \Corniys rine “ & 8 Me oe | I have no candidates,” the [janet Kunse fauip fe Hipresident of the United Auto ¢s!0\ {Aten Free Cy 81. B8iWorkers told® newsmen yestertiay "ale Lareaby Weshingion 64 72 rahikebad, iwhen asked about his choice. iran kemes j {-~. ruce Lewis = ce a Eek ‘ . Z i a > ‘\ al a } | . : 1) 4 wo) ds ’ we \ ees cere ee es a nisabeth Cirantham Yorinne @mali Gerald Qmith James Gyptth JeAnn Smith Sharon Grmith Carl Bolden Tudith Genctain'te Sally Sovereign Prances Spencer Nancy @pringer James Meck dack Stewart Owen Otte Milan @tite Carolyn Stottiemyper Bonnte Stuart John Btryudt Onalee @weet Albert Taylor Rieanor Taylor Karen Thompson Deore Ti Valerte Seele Richard Traicotf Deloria Traxler Linda Turner Sharon Under rood Laura Upebureb Garry Upeott Ruthenn Usinger Milton Veidivia Jr @niriey VanDeusen Vaughn Wiliam Veley Wiliam Verhey Mary Vermett Betty Vogl Carel Vought Roger Ward James Warnecke Larry Werner Thomas Warner Carol Watkins Virginia Welch Joan Wellington lames Wert Carl West Piste Weatere Penny Whiteen> Carolyn Whitmire Crdney Wititeme sarah ms David Witton Sharron Witton Wayne Wilson Dorethy Winter Dennis Wientewnki Mary Mit “Bhs as — ‘ood Willtam Wood Henry Weede Carel Young Phytite une Lanny ¥ t Roland Bilke Peule Sigman will be held at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Madison Junior High School. Commissioners OK $7,654 tor Straley Hearing | City commissionrs last night| ‘voted to pay $7.64 to cover ex- ‘pense of the Herbert W. Straley hearmg before the Cwil Service Commission | * * * They authorized payment of bills: from James G. Hartrick, special, counsel {pr the Civil Service Com- Mission A Flovd Blakeslee, spe- ‘cial assistant counse} for the city; vand Oakland County Court Report- pers Co., which recorded transcripts| lof the 18-day hearing. Hartrick’s payment was $1,960, Blakeslee's $2,610, and the | court reporters’ $3,084. *¥ * * Hartrick’s payment was $63 less than originally charged. Mayor \Phillp FE. Rowston said Hartrick ‘had agreed to charge only $20 an’ jhour for’ 11 hours of conference! works instead of $25. 3 | ' e Finds the Answer y WISBECH. England (UPD— The Rev, Colin Hayes preached ‘What j 1 was lacking the motorcycle he had parked outside the church. 10-Cent Newspaper NEW YORK # — U.S. daily ‘newspaper prices are gradually | edging toward a dime a copy, the) American Newspaper Publishers | Assn, reported today. * * * ' Some 170 papers now cost 10. cents at news stands, an increase | of eight papers in the past four. jmonths, the association said. “The: trend toward more 10,cent U. S. ‘daily newspapers continues.” e * i Newspapers selling for eight. cents have advanced to eight, a gain of three since February. Some | '483 papers cost seven cents, the same number as in February; 49 six cents, a drop of two; and 991 | itive cents, a decline of nine. * * The papers attribute the price! increases to the climbing costs of newsprint, wages, fringe benefits | and other materials and services, the association said. ‘Wants Space-Monkey HOLLYWOOD (UPID—A Holly- wood studio said it has formally asked the Ariny's Missile Com- mand to release’ spacesmonkey Baker from “the rigors of sci entific research” to co-star with | Mamie Van Doren and Mickey Rooney in a picture entitled: “The Private Lives of Adam | and Eve.” . ~~ | WHAT ARE THESE LADIES -SO EXCITED ABOUT? WHY THE 1959 PONTIAC PRESS THEATER TOUR. WATCH FOR FULL DETAILS MON., JUNE: 15 - fb. | ‘ : a a - 3 bet / j F { H f i 4 i / . > | | Vv eo! / / f # THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, “JUNE 10, 1959 Eskimo Children Are Wonderful Phenomena Cine: ighway » . Ito Sit By PHYLLIS BATTELLE To add to the weird symphony, certainly the least inhibited. They, When I took a bite, they bounced, kimos don't have cook books,” but Si e of Dam a NEW YORK — Four years ago large number of mangy, skele- jump because it keeps them warm jn sheer ecstasy. |the schoolkids were asked to de-| NEW YORK (UPI) — Building’ Fer'the First 200 Customer 7000 about this time,-when the first/*0D-thin huskie dogs wailed. in con-jand makes them strong. They th ; ‘scribe how: their mothers preparad Canyon Dam north! stant discord with the human tnake those little cries because I + te oe Seward. their fi he om im in signs of summer were trickling ir favorite dishes. jcentral Arizona is the biggest con-| ; 2-FOOT chorus. they're happy but they don’t want ‘They looked at it, then at me, with, FOLDING Step-! Ladders down the necks of my city friends, | ee ~ ito wake anybody. lwonder. They neither extended a; .Thes® are comparatively s0- | struction job going on in the Unit-|E Reg. $2.50 Value I was trapped’ in the northernmost/¥O@ CLOSES IN phisticated children, who can (ed States today and it couldn't be 97 | — —— United States: , — night of sionolons ot belmont a ~ a el pont - sd speak English, so there are dez- (done without am aerial highway of | ve been pleasant, liness I was ready to ve. But! y play all night, or all day,: 2 ens of delightful delicacies. Like steel. n 3 stooping in 0 yarkn and trying tor|then cathe closed in. I spent the because up here they never know sae " any gesture for “no in “boiled ptarmigan small intes- | Men and materials are being a ae _lying on an ice bank y at the weather shack, where ne difference. They sleep only, No native pride. They simply| tine,” “bear feet cooked well,” carried to the ruggedly inacces-) in Arctic Ocean under a 24-\8 government lady observer kept) “oogruk flippers in fresh blub- sible construction site by a net-) hour sun. remarking: | when they’re sleepy, and they eat! were not hungry. ber.” ' work of steel cables strung from | “ , only when they’re hungry, and) Remembering children — : P But it wasn’t. It was bleak Anybody'd be crazy to try tol 4 ank God the world hasn't told other places, who tend to cram) But my favorite, remembering estat ™ ee Le —_ : : and eerie and almest — hew to couas bas in = ver eh gal Ve 8°) em they're wrong.” |down anything tasty as long as it's|Pt. Barrow, is a recipe offered by jon and Steel Institute publica-_ Limit 1 Per Customer P. explain it? — unearthly, in Pt. crazy pilots up here . . * * loffered, I wondered if these really’ Agnes Kiyutelluk, for ‘soured seal tion steetways, IIE Constructed for long, dur- able use, Steps are re- Barrow, Alaska. Outside, in an enclosure of | I went back to the barracks,/Were children at all. And as they) jliver.”” Glen Canyon, scheduled for op-| inforced with steel rods In the bluish light of the mid- fog that was darker than mid- having stopped at the commissary! | bounced off across the jagged ice,) “‘Soured seal liver is made in the’ eration in 1964, will open up some! night sun, dozens of tiny, fur-in- night of the day before, more : the way for a canned-ham type) in the pure delight of being alive) Summer. Place liver in enamel pot '110,000 square miles of arid land Safe and strang. Folds com-'! flated figures of Eskimo children| Children bounced and yipped, and | sandwich. At the door, clustered in their stark nightmare world, 1and cover with blubber. Put in in Arizona, Colorado, Utah, New |e Pactly for easy storage. bounced like so many rubber balls) ™0Fe dogs howled. The local like an assortment of stuffed/decided they were not. ;warm place for a few days until Mexico and Wyoming. 3 -: outside the wooden barracks the) Weather girl didn’t seem to no- |pandas with human faces, were| They are wise, wonderful phe-\sour. Most of the boys and girls! safe! | U. S. Army maintains for the rare| ¢*- \seven of the unworldly, uninhibited, 90™ena in a world that elsewhere |don't like it, except grown-ups and| Two-fifth of the U.S. milk sup-/ visitor. The children made small,| “Oh, that,” she said. “You don’t ones. T am not very tall, especially Suffers from malnutrition and old people. I don't like it either.” " Iply is used in fluid state. piping sounds as they endlesslyeven hear it after awhile. These in snowshoes, but they reached 5°Ut. __ if STEEL ROD s 1 REINFORCED and idiotically jumped the night/Eskimo children are the smartest |scarcely further than my waist. UNIQUE RECIPES . . away. ‘kids anywhere in the world — well! x * * | Today I received a 4x4 booklet HOW COME—Simms Sell Winter Underwear CLEAR , With the roundest eyes in the called the “Eskimo Cook Book,” in Mid-Summer at SUCH A LOW PRICE? &% THROUGH mooniest faces on earth, they prepared by students of Shismaref _ | watched me. Their mouths, pale [Day School and published by the _Famous maker offered big price concession if Galvanized Rust-Resistant “LUCKY LAD’ Ig | y ] Attends Dinner ) and small under their beefsteak- jAlaska Crippled Children’s Associ- J we bought all he had left from last year... 7 . Cotten’ Braided _ tomato cheeks, opened as mine ation, Anchorage. It is explained, we took over 1000 pairs, wholesaled most of ar 10-qt. Water Pails O f L t M B t h . h . d | opened. in a typewritten preface, that ‘ ‘Es-! em to a Cleveland store and kept 400 for our ale ty : CLOTHESLINE r _ ___| customers. __ : aaoee as an Drotnernoo AAA Anny You can buy yours NOW at the LOWEST PRICE bik Res. 1 Z ay oa tire history. ; SENSATIONAL UNDER-PRICED! ate isisigiiaias \ HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) —The| founded nearly two centuries ago table was set for 33. A bottle of} by oarsmen on the Thames very old Madenra wine stood near} River In England. The Hart- the head of the table and there} ford brotherhood was founded at ° were 33 lighted candles — one at| the turn of this century. 19 each place. Traditionally, the last surviving, But only one man was there. a h It was whats may have | jmember opens the bottle of Ma-| the next to last annual meeting Uera wine, vintage 1840, drinks a, of “The Last Man Brotherhood.” |toast ‘to the departed members, | Frederick O. Goresbeck, 88, a/pockets the treasury and forms white-haired farmer from Vernon'a new broherhood. sat alone at the head table — the) Not so with Goresbeck. only one of three known. surviving} “I’m getting weary,”’ he. said. members of the organization able|“this takes a lot of time. Next to attend last night’s dinner. lyear we probably will terminate After officially calling the meet-| it.” ing to order, Goresbeck solemnly | walked around the table. At each) A chaperone is an elderly woman | place he read a name card and| | who accompanies young women 4 blew out a candle until only three|to see they do not indulge in any candles remained lighted. lot the things she would have en-| One was in front of him. The) |joyed indulging ir if she hadn't | others represented his neighbors,|been chaperoned when she was a. William H. 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CAP WITH 40x7 Inch—One-Ring—INFLAT ABLE WESTINGHOUSE . BEEF UPRIGHT FREEZER. “FURNITURE ond APPLIANCES - Kids’ Plastic Wading POOLS s ‘s $3 Pull - over terrycioth | 4 shirts in sizes small, Regular $3 Value ; SIMMS LOW PRICE 1 48 weding wn ES M0 LB. car. $97Q wr = 589 ORCHARD LAKE AVE.” i Pia | Call FE 4-0526 — f $34 ry Plaid trunks in afl o = GABBY osc | Teg radon Eh & varietal cer = HURRY! DON'T MISS OUT! ey. (ead . CHEST FREEZER \ pee oe BE Street Bag DLV IWS sors: Basement 9 Bra POOLS . . =i@in Floor” ‘ THE PON ‘TIAC PRESS, WEDN NESDAY, JUNE. 10, 1959 | Bob Considine Says: ‘ that nothing — By BOB CONSIDINE no question of France's place at./it sits‘with the Big Three atomic NEW YORK—Charies de Gaulle, the table he ae the Titans meet. powers. made a fervid resolve when be But in one grave respect, France, Was returned to power a year a ‘remains a minor league nation = . dine his eck, It has no military strength to aaiiiaiiae ‘brandish at the conference table. ' would stand in the way of his » has no atomic potential, which ' @etermination to restore France’si, the modern substitute and lost prestige as a world power. superior of conventional military Nothing has. The almost mystic grength - man has reason to believe that he x «tt ' chaos was Providentially selected to lead the Free French in World War IJ: and in the twilight of life end the simtus by testening {0 Gull that accumulated in the , France cut of NATO unless a Assembly, the government and the United States ané Britain make colonies suring his years in politt jan atomic partner. Obviously,’ cal exile ‘De Gaulle’s emissaries had Sug: | France has recovered amasz- gested such cooperation privately ingly in that single year. The and been rebuffed. De Gaulle has franc has stiffened, Algeria’s utilized the weapon of the enemy, colossal olf reserves are on the ‘Russia, the threat, to deal with point of being tapped, the tragi- his friends. He'll probably get comic spectacie of the wrangling enough of his demand to enable Assembly is ended, and there Is France to hold up her head when| an Armour to Close, Births Slaughterhouses aa County Clerk's office are! Will Shut Chicago Yards, De Gaulle, therefore, has taken an awesome short cut toward that | | listed below by the name of the ‘father DRAYTON PLAINS Fred PF. Meyer, 306 Waringham Johanie J. Millmine, 4606 Meigs Gordon RR. Aittema, 1600 Shoals . » | Wilfred Birrell, 4406 Seeden Operations, Others in| Ernest. goutherd. 4784 Kempt geeree ui ee ee Litehfiela . af ts ‘item F uttle, 3188 Lansdowne Five Cities Jerome J. Morrts, 3068 Seebaldt Mile G. Trautman, 4330 Fowler en ae | ORTONVILLE CHICAGO (UPJ) — Armour and Paul W Cook, 2091. Seymour Leake Co., a long-time institution at the| Robert W. Auiph. 1344 Hadley . Chicago stockyards, will close ta; 7 PONTIAC - em f ymond L. Newton, 165 Chandle al ighleriowse® here within the! Ear} HM. Nichole a4 Phillips © a few the. allace elson Wdurn next few mon | James M ‘Parke 8 Donald F. Oliver, 6044 Liborest Arneld F Orvis, 656 Emerson * * * The company announced Monday | to lose, sistent to accept De Gaulle as a full Partner in the human shield but the security ‘section of the.that left-winger Joliot- Curie James = Price. 470 Omar rat gp . ' Kronald Parson, 931 Elire that livestock slaughtering also) Sanen! Bartee tee wen will be discontinued at East St. Robert D Petersen, dis Mary Day : : a ag fernon &. rtello 81 Clintonviile Louis, Ut.; Denver; Tifton, Ga.;i james B. arsp tee wanes West Fargo, ND. and Columbus, Kermit A, Patton, 323 W. Fairmont . John 8. Pridmore, 403 Tilmor Ohio Thomas W. Postiff, 690 NW. Cuas Lake Charlies A Reinhardt. 83465 Bucking Armour will continue certain '«' Vern © Russell, 441 Third, livestock buying, processing and | Thomas Reyes, 242 Russel) m | Reymond HM. Retche, 1170 Parkwey sales operations at the affected — (t7ne7) hisuarecen, 346 ‘Pemsey plants, the statement sald. Kdward QO. Roehm, 112 Gtout Santos B. Reyes, C James FE Roberts, 64 oeeph - @ehirle Jr Warten B. Robertoy Tommie Rose, 106 LeHigh | Harvey V. Render, 262 Navajo eae par ate Robertson, 236 Judson Pa FE Reamer, 22 Achool aay Salmons 1480 Walkine Late 1) Arcedia Ct W Tennyson 390 Loberta 45'y Poreat Lawn It said the company will try to transfer 5,000 employes affected by the closings to other plants Slaughtering operations have been continued at heavy losses for. several years despite a program) feral Beano 286 Williams Lary, of modernization and new equip ¢'**t James A @Schiink ment, the company said Frederick W , _ * * Robert R Schwarz, 28 Waldo Obsolescence of huildings., de Robert Ro @lehenmorgan, #7 Westway clining livestock receipts at some Tibertius W @echitich 770 Prentice markets and “aq widely recognized 338 Central Stephens 204 Sander Robert E Senger Sr, 108 W. Colgate Artie J Glade 653 Markle , s Homer A Sperry 15°8 Matcoim condition of excess production Denald M smith. 8729 Pontiac Lake . < j a David C Rhelion Jy 4507 Highland capac ity in the meat packing In! Gecee mmier J, 408 Central dustry” were blamed for the move Richard L Saddier, 648 Valencte (heorge F Bhipp. 641 Desoto Verne P. Minkler, 1007 Ariene Mement E Skiha — A a eet | al x aa ss Clifford W Stone agina® | Little Child Spreads Paul 1, Bpadafore, 2910 Voorheis Johnnie Bhelton, 184 Prospect Pestilence and Fire Herbert FR, @trictkand te) Perkine Anthony PF Mttel, 105 Draper : Spe , . Robert L. mith. 4) Fuelid SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) — Four Wicholae A, Bantos, 600 Robin wond i “ a | ‘iifford K Stetler 220 W. Cornell year-old Chuck Thrall, who was) Donald t. Amithe Apt C1 Arcadia taken to police headquarters after) Mector pecnse, uy abate ames ylor ey J VJ aon being found wandering near his) Michael FP Todd’ 448 Kentiworth } home early one morning, exposed —lowtrh Bo Thompson Jr, 1031 Mohé- wan at least nine persons to his mea Alvah G. Tibbetts, 60 Slate . E z : ry Russel] Ro Truhn 41 EB @heffield sles before his father arrived to Hilly Teague 260 W &@trathmore fetch him back home ; Roy D Taylor 780 yey aell S ‘Hen O Treadway, 2584 Genes Next day, Chuck managed to set) Kenneth Wo Velry. 1604 Paulsen fire to his mattress and suffered) ‘ese VMiereal, 113 & Merrimac James N Vanderpool, 750 Cameron first and second sexiest hurna, Amador Valdes, 180 Wall ; —— Lewle M Wrengo Jr, 1880 Packer : Fines! Willtteams, 608 Ditmar Yale had the first “course in Car! 0 Watnwright, am Benece > * Hob Ay m a gevlogy in the US in 1809 obert L. Williameon Hage teg Jt Jesnle William Wateon 245 a Ww Bank Checks Are Cancelled Checks. Are Your Receips Of Paymens Offices at West Huron at Tilden . . + + » Keego Marbor .. . Walled Lake . . “Lake Orion... . Milford... Watertord . @ tose ey a. 4. (twine) | But, hauntingly, it recalis the prophecy ef Bernard Baruch when the Russians spurned his atomic inspection plan. The old man sald the day would come when, without inspection, even the poor little nations of the | world would possess nuclear arsenals and one headstrong zealot with a nation the wize of his hat, and consequently little could plunge the world into a war that could cause a hundred million deaths and more, Still, it seems grossly incon- ATOMIC EXHIBIT rance Wants Atom Age Big League Status of the West against the Soviet bloc Manhattan Engineering and then deny him the only cre- ‘dentials that are recognized in the ‘quietly vetoed the State pepe ‘ers at his cenerel. ‘Atomic Age. -The real problem will ment’s order. x * come when all the other friends) and then even the neutrals demand: the same concessions. * * * Incidentally, the greatest nuclear physicist France ever produced. Joliot-Curie, was the only Western: scientist who refused to stop pub-, lishing papers on his findings dur-| ber the period while U.S, and) Allied physicists were secretly | concocting the, first atomic bomb | After the war he was granted per- mission by the WU. 8, State Depart-| ment to visit the United States, | { \ Today ends the three-day Appearance here of the Atomic Energy Commission's mobile exhibit on peace- ful uses of atomic energy. The trailer exhibit has been located on Iluron f N. Saginaw street, between and Lawrence, under the | sponsorship of the Pontiac Area Junior Chamber of Commerce | eperative, ichances. lalong with its production of the: ‘bomb that would break the U. S. jmonopoly which some of our best |eration. igenius, \ |slipped into this country with the Which came here early in the’ ’ . ‘game. The Roosevelt administra- As Pictured ition, as a courtesy to Winston jthat Fukhs was a Communist. ishima and Nagasaki, Russia knew for the East German Communist |government. Wills That His Creditors cy His Coffin, Also _ BUFFALO, N-Y. (UPIy — Su ‘preme * Court referee Georgé T | Vandermulen told about a man. lhe’ iceekedl ‘thed tile ake ‘(the bomb-building ¢om plex) largest creditors serve as pallbear- It assigned an agent to * accompany Jolict-Curle and to see that he never got here. The soul of hospitality, kept Joliot-Curie in a London hotel suite for days on end, on one pretense and then another, The deeaagal explained: ~*~ * * “They've carried me along so the rest of the way.” The worst kind of a reducing pill is one who keeps telling you how often bogus reports about bed |. did it... A lot of girls, who ying weather. 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ses m France a? = So : rding to the bottom o ) 4 As for bomber bases m fren gay... It has a wan, forsaken personne} for policing a test ban can figure. Don’t be fooled. The man Sheriff Frank W. Trons, z« *& There is in the United States these, relatively speaking, may jook That seems to turn in the U.S.S.R. be Russian. who urges every precaution in. closing France. to be sure, has every considerable sympathy for General turn out to be of less and less away The moon is very much There is a world of difference your hone. right to become a nuclear power, De Gaulle’s desire to raise the importance my friend ._ . It strives to sym- between their stand on. the issue nn x e ° , A aoe lati t 1 4x : as President De (Gaulle wishes. prestige of his country on the (Copyright 1959) pathize . . . In keeping with the . and that of the United States and Read These Statistics n accumulation of mail In your DOX ay go has the United States a _ oes hopes I have . Aud bow they Britain, which favor the: vetting _ ° ° . . . *-« Before You Drive Again Postmaster Robert C. Miller what extent she will share her P)r, William Brady Savs: ing moods depend . .. On what agents would be asserts that it is @ good plan to have @ "uclear information with * other : - you think and do... The moon free to wee aiteat talywhere at ~ Let’s not rest on our laurels of friend empty it every day, or leave a for- Pwr’ sitar ae has “ H C h H isease r ha F tar 5a he * . . . oo . . right to say what military units g t rt ave you, ‘ * * honorable mention for traffic safety. warding orde: shail be stationed on her soll, — e au ea (Copyright 1959) The West believes the Rossian Accidents are expensive. According to the National Safety Council, they cost the nation nearly 12 billion dol- Jars a year *® * * Accidents Know no petr as a killer ‘ia. Burdetf Srewiien territory. The assamption ter iy foods hav- or discarding the yolks of eggs 01 Now come the apple blossoms of young people, the Council reports 7 that, in an emergency, permis ing any noi-solu- denying himself butter, cream or and later the kids’ tummy aches There did seem fo be some 1 - y of Drayton Plains, says they are not up — sion will be forthcoming prompt bis tei particu- whole milk im the vain attempt to from green apptes. forward progress, however, Cites this evidence to standard this year Iy—but the fact remains that : ; “a “+ which holds the promise of : larly ‘ butter, prevent cholestero) “deposits” in * + * More persons 15-24 vears of iG. “en veer ee cream, .whole his coronary arteries. It's not so strange that when eveatas)] Sesceres: aye die in accidents than from all LAs S (00 EIst WARREN whety In Ros evernnel = ret from a milk, shortening, * * * a woman telis a doctor she's all Russia and the West this week e aL tiac on business, Bees ary comeaandeg ota: | oe yolks and Signed jiesvers, Pg nero than one tired out he promptly looks at —submitted—separate—prepesais on . other diseanes and other cayses Morrison Mansfield lenrd at NATO beadeuarters meant fats He Reeuicl Laaith ana Pagina, pot aie, ner tongue the study of high altitude nuclear combined ¢ Pint writes. “You're honest city. 1 sence 8h —a says such footl is ware diseroele. #1, ieetenee oe x & explosions, and it appeared likely ° 0 nt writes, “You're an honest city General De Gaulle is a man in extremely bad enakered Bt ee ey One of the most glar uls- to observ ! : 2 enera ' ’ aichived" sall-adareused (eieelape ie nent glaring nuls o observers here a compromise Accidents are the leading Cause of didn't miss it until f got home, and then «whom the passions of an intense — and fikely to be to The Pentie. Frees: Pontiae “Michigan ances on the highway is bright between the two plan; can be death among pitsons in the | 36 age f drove back and found it beside the nationalism are as deeply in fatal to males afl’ DR. BRADY (Copyright 1959) lights reached - . : pavement where I had parked.” grained today as they were during ter 30 . ee i — ———— aan Rroup. ee - World War IL when he headed the “We have three boys 7 9 and ea a 7. . 'e x , . ~s ¥ = rica Nur } bad x «© * Although @ little later than usuai, that Eeeneh gover Bntent in exile. Hey. Ana ag pint 15 years old He Case Records of a Psychologist: , has always been a hard nan to : ; . The motor vehicle is the No. 1 ac- peony plant of negoligte with, endl, he-sonvetimes insists the boys take only skimmed cidental death dealer among persons Mrs. Nora Landsdowne goes off on a tangent in disregard me . es Siig ent 6 ‘yolk Change } ourself to Change World fo] . : , ¢ pf re oof | ‘Jose says ‘ . * aged 5-74 Falls are No. 2, of Drayton Plains, now in its 2Ist year, “ the lbs he own ame of eggs. that it won't hurt me until \s an invitation to thieves, and And if you want to keep posted on what's going on at home, let your Pontiac Preas follow you. Phone FE 2-8181 and ask for the circulation department. As usual, first In the season to report Palisman roses in bloom, has over 100 blossoms and buds right to consider whether and to especially those which would be used in an atomic war Great Britain has never sur- rendered this right, and in the last analysis reserves fhe pris lege of vetoing the use of bombs that are sfockpfled on her reason why an agreement shouldn't While Listening to Speech \fy husband heard a speech on heart disease’ (writes a Wis consin reader) “and new he has abandoned the use the change of life, and then Fit : ; I don't know whether to laugh or cry when I see or hear of one of these poor souls carefully trim-~ ming the tasty fat from his méat - Smiles On the picnic grounds every lit- ter bit doesnt help. * * * up of ceive internatinoal “detective’’ plan is “loaded” in the Soviet favor and could not honestly function, ~ Soviet unwillingness to provide key scientific information yester- day further dampened Western optimism on getting early agree- ment on a test ban. Nearly one in th hospi ciceenep tela c - at ; 2 ; ree spital ; . be reached which will retain for Dave to cut out all soluble fats Billy's case is startling. s0 a split second, he was greeted by “I wish you'd come over here emergency - room patients is an That expert In growing African violets, prance the right to say whether “Please give ts your views on sé it at-kindergarten or in a mocking ‘Hello and play with me,’ Bilty_ealed, accident victim. These victims Mrs. Carolyn Strasserten and when atomic bombs and mis. this soluble and non-soluble fat Sunday School. World Wars So Billy was now convinced that and back came an equally gracious spend more time in the hospital of Waterford, reports three plants, each = Ses may be launched fom French business. (Signed) Mrs. hb. G. are started by adult “Billys” there was an unfriendly little bey invitation, “I wish you'd come over , : , 7 ‘ : ; who fail to employ the wise “TOSS av : y Wi - on the average, than other with over 125 blossoms me * * * Tsere's & epectel Bind of Beers 8 Snotigy w h lon Billy's Se rere Hee dal pene snd ay aie : tient "y disease, which your husband evi- ether daisght him Se ae : don't me you oa ovules. That demolished Billy's Doubt. patients, a But NATO cannot in turn give dently ‘ r- tt. uss : and soon he_ receiv a similar omas tirely, , The word comes to me from Executive cay conte ree respond to friendliness and taunt, “I don’t like you'™ oy a — “ An American js hurt in an accident every three seconds. One person is killed every six minutes. Remember, you could fall in this category. “These are pretty shocking statis- tics.” the Council said. They cer- tainly emphasize the urgent need not to be complacent when driving a car. * * * Secretary Fdward H. Leland of Clinton Vailey Council of the Boy Scouts, that reservations are still avall- able for Camp Agawam. Get in touch with your Scoutmaster This column seeks the names of 1959 high school graduates with 12 years perfect attendance Write me about them, no phone France nuclear information or the means of becoming a nuclear power This is something avhich depends on a vote by the Congress of the United States, which must aniend the present law concerning the sharing of nuclear information Tt also depends on the practical yee that will be made of such data Obviousty it costs a great deal of money te berame a nuclear power, and the Erench badge(— now strained to the atmost, es son whe made the speech on heart disease. It is called jatro- genic heart disease. TATRO is (ireek for doctor or medicine; —GENIC means produced. It is my belief that it would take a rigidly supervised dietic ex- periment or test on a large group of persons. with an equal number of controls, at least 50 years to give us significant evidence that the amount of cholesterol in. the diet has anything to do with’ the kindneess just as quickly as did the Indians whom William Penn encountered, but they also reaet just as quickly to threats and intimidation By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE B-457: Billy, aged 8. moved from the city to a home in the country, His parents bad chosen a rusyc Now he was positive his neigh- bor was hostile. “Come over here and I'll fight you,” Billy boldly challenged, but his adversary was not ahbashed or scared into silence, for back came a similar dare, “Come over here and I'll fight you.” That was too much for Billy, se he ran into the house to inform his mother of his ‘startling discov- ery : 5 he rushed back to thejhouse and explained to his mother that she was right, for the little boy Ponttac has a good record and calls. peclaliy by the war im Algerie daccinyment of atherosccrosis oF old place with an LIFE Is OUR CHAMELEON should be congratulated. All of us —= ear Plane provide on funds heart dpsease old barn attached “Mother,”’ he began breathlessly, could improve our driving habits WPM! somes to me hom Sete ee toes tee ‘barm watt valley” bur aie lobed for dbo Statistics do not just happen, they Alex Rothfuss likely to appropriate such money Since we have no such evidence, little valley, on lief. that the ground hog on hig premises {1st at a time when world sentiment it seems to me foolish to exclude the far side of * ¥ * are made. north of Rochester, ts doing its usual seenis fo favor less and less such essential foods as butter, egg which was a tall “Oh, yes there is,” he insisted, across the valley had told Billy — stunt-—going back into hibernation when- — Soa aed tent pet the diet. ne “for he said he didn't like me and he liked him and had even asked ever the mercury.takes a dive. ‘ » p ree kinds of physicians worry e very first told me if I’d come over he'd fight | him te come over and play with T H E PO N T | \ (‘ P R E S S eine The Country I arson pares oe section i . , day in as lo - me.” ° him, 4 i AY 4 _ diet: First, those who are shrewd- “= cation, Billy and For a moment, Billy's mother _ i “Trege Mark Dally Bxcept Sunder bitca Man Abou Down igmily oF iy aware how much such dietary ~~ CRANB— his -dog-were—ex-—was puzzled, but then she. caught tabee ep iaiee maes t ‘ont eh 3, f ee ee pane Pe ee . advice impresses customers—who — ploring back of the barn, During on to the siteation. similar situations thr t Ted Palmerton think it is ecientific and up to date. their play Billy laughed loudly all roughou : 3 ‘2 : So she told Billy if He'd be —au———_. Rer@ertt Bseerit Jonn A Riey @cutive Vice President ,Asstatant Advertising O M-rsmait Jorpan, of Willams Lake wonders if he lant the Second, the doctors who go along with the fad because they can't Much to his surprise. back came closer to heaven. 8nd Advertising Mirector "Manager first to have asters in bloom He gave stand dosing thd patienes one the vane. haagh from across across the valley, she felt he o°@ ¢@ , Pr * , Ga M T#rapweit . n , < Ns runn : : 4 4 : Oe, bea, cae . pice aiatinn "Marakee them a1 early start in his kite hen in from one specialist to another for * * * . would no longer want to fight For life mirrors. our. own per- a: ae March. such up-to date advice Third, doe” ya. and | : . And she coached Bill im sonal gutlook, Our environment re-- ou 4 realize that was Lave! Advertising Manager Jowms W Prrrcrpain Secretary and Editor Baeey J Ren Groace 0. freaten V erbal Orchids to- tors who think there may be some- thing in the theery that cholesterol in the diet is “depusited” in the simply an echo. But Billy had nev- er heard an echo before, so he sembles a chameleon, that tiny, [i7- ard that changes its hue to fit its | M 7 i = « Managing nae Clasaified anager artery wall or in the heart. wall. knew nothing about snéh things vice. but meanwhile holding a To change the world, we, mu t SSS ———— Mrs, Ann Gridson 5 Gi ‘vt onthe wide:wertential’ed Immediately, he became sus. Doubting Thomas attitude tat change ourselves. deep The Agsoctated Presa ary entitied, exclusively fa the ; © Cs “ tien picious e The more he thought “Hello.” he shouted again in a sh t * b rn J s AY . ‘ ‘ 5 gee for republication of aji joca) sews printed in this Of Auburn Heights, 8) st birthday the amount of cholesterol in the about it, the more hostite pe felt cordial tone and beck came an wee on —— Sr a ws bine i ¢ Tite 7 Gewepaper as wel) ae all AP ewan Giapatches. blood in health (says Duncan's mrise Peres is delivered by Carriet for 45 cents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Eldre P . ted ts fi . : tite, eens ete Site's mas Seabees, OF st red “Qveabes of Metube@ua”>, ap toward that mocking boy whe = equally cordial “Hello in care of he Ponting Press, as, Pontiac, of Fenton. 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His mother, | ‘Cemetery, Troy. wand ¥s t ts the} ner } | Waking, he looked out of the “Mr, and Mrs: Benjamin Backus Mrs, Hugh MeFarlane, and a sis- Miri. Thresher died y exiertng |** Tuesday while attempting to left in the tent loaded, window and saw the blue Pa of 21 W. Princeton Ave, iter, Mrs, Earl Vradenbure, both’ following a three-year ilies. ‘unload a 22 caliber rifle. reported. cific. Surviving besides the parents are lof Milford; two brothers; Qilie of) | Oakland Courity sheriff's mine i ; Mayné Survivi } Mrs: Richard Fuerst had intended ‘grandmothers, Mrs. Samuel G, Newark, Ohio and Maynard of Surviving are a daughter, aad Exic Welermen. eta. té go to Chicago. He arrived in 'Rackus and Mrs. Emilda LaF or: ‘'Milferd.. 12 grandchildren also! Harry Hollingshead of Lake Orion; and Mrs. Paul Wollerman ot 15131 ‘Annuals or Neraanial. Honolulu @ tune. both of Pontiac, survive. three sons, Walter Kenyon of Min- He Lake Rd. el ’ P = S iff of ctmmer- ane , was one ini N ¥ " >) Ni 5] =. = * The infant was dead at birth: neapolis, Minn.. Lester Suth = tent behind bis home when the) ALBANY. N.Y. (Al j\~—Gov, Ne He told the stewardes< he ap y MRS, ORDELL, RICHARDSON Clintonville, ‘Wis. and Morgan bes A. Rockeleller reser aal uty “§ j t i parently went through the wrang Monday a Fontan Mgner@l Hes WALLED LAKE — Service for Silsby of Clarkston. A brother alse actident occurred. shortly al contender for the Republican) ‘Dr. B. R. Bermon esa Pe Lecation Feciure 17 N. Seginew St. CONTACT re. gate at Burbank, Calif The pilot pital Mrs. Ordell (Lydia A.) Richardson, survives. — = | Sages fan thoes for president, is hav-| FE 4-7071 LENSES i m suggested he remain a day as CHARLES L. FERGUSON 103, of 9100 Richardson Rd, will a The boy was treated -by Dr. jing a sizable lafidscaping project! ; the airline's guest. But uerst Service for Charles L. Ferguson, be held at 3% p.m. Saturday af Paul Schoen dr. of Ortonville, done, at his own expense, around of. Marinette. Wis., insisted: ‘Got 56, of 1167 Hendricks St. was held Richardson - Bird Funeral] .Home p th FI h and was then taken to Pontiac | the governor's executive mansion. | ip get to Chicago ” . this morning at the William Po- Walled Lake, Burial will be in) ~ @a § Sew ere Osteopathic Hospital for further |Wags are wondering whether he’s| r wo at ; she ie ' Mee tere Funeral Home in Rochester. White Chapel Memorial Cemetery CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, (AP) freotment and | Xrays. His con- ‘planting ee oe sang His body was taken to the Alger Troy. Cemetery.in Cleveland for burial]. Mrs y Surviving besides his wife, Kath. alter a two-day iliness at the Novi and former publisher of the Craw- : . leen. are two daughters, Patricia Convalescent Hotne fordsville Journal-Review, died ospita IC ets n Cilifornia and Sandra at home; Surviving ate three grandchil-!7. isy of » heart attack. He had a son, Kobert at home: his moth. dren been jn the newspaper business . ; MRS. ELMER ROSS Unteae bt er, Mrs. Olive Ferguson of Canton IRS. ELMEF - most of the time since his gradua- 4 . & land. Richardson died yesterday\—H. Foster Fudge, 68, president B tt] p ‘ Ohio, and two sisters ee aoe Oe ived - tion from Wabash College in 1912 Mi Ferguson died inexpectediy Geath of Airs Imer (Lyla) and had been with the Journal- ; ’ 2 . ; q e 0 Ice Monday at Pontiac General Jlos-| Ross, 80, a former Pontiac resi Reyiew and one of its predeces- Even fathers who can't boil water will serve 4 pital : den sors since 1924. He was born in up steaks and burgers done to a turn on Graduation of -Doctors THOMAS W. GIBSON | Surviving are two ee Ladoga, Ind Kresge’s big, sturdily constructed, lows : Mrs. Irene O'Connor o int ane Turned Into Melee as . as W 3 Gibson of Flint, vires Marion Menzies of Clawson IOWA ae uae Bel priced grills cee gifts that a ie Balt Strikers Join March se ti iHadeod ae died 4 son, Kamer of Oswego, Ore.: 11 Emeritus Robert B. Wylie, 8, thi fenilys cookouts for dad .... and the whole family! in ving ace daughter, Mrs grandchildren and seven great widely know botanist, died Tues-| gee i" "*- grandchildren day of complications resulting NEW YORK tAP)— Fift Olice- Arthur Schattl f 32S Cente ; ; a oe os ot enter “Mrs. Ross, who made her home. from surgery on a hip injury, He , Ainge glick 1 w Hin as F > . i eat IO) picKere ate Pienttay aa ue is, iva " oe near Imlay City and Marlette, had'was a member of the state aniver- ~ — pe : ; ss ue NaS m Be ON Neen Livi g with he: son and sity for 53 years and was\head of in the first outbreax ef mass \io- of Pontiac and Harry C. of Oak daughters the hotany department from 1919; lence in the monthold hospital Park, Il: and six grandchildren eng untf 1940. He was born in Maquo- | strike Mr. Gibson's body is at the WILLIAM J. SHEARER bein lows © a, Wa. Seven pickets were arr sted No Hills Fimeral Home in (Crand LAKE ORION Service for W)! * + < serious infunes were reported Blane ” the 7° ar ; ) J Te 5 Ham J. Shearer, 79, of Jeanets:! ge ATTLEBORO : A M ONE SA VING I RICES Leon) DIECtS, ipeesient ‘ot ‘the a., will be held in his hometown BRATTLEBORO, Vi. (AP) — T y e stmiking union called for an in MRS, ERNEST L. WALKER Pa., Roland W. Belknap, 51, president etiverinn iy Maver Moben EF MILFORD Service for Mrs_0f Jeanette tomorrow with burial of the Vermont Newspaper Corgi, ate Ernest 1. (Mary Ann) Walker. x0. follow there He died unexpect and editor of the weekly Bellows Z ‘ P + of 199%) Grove St, Detroit, will be edly Monday in Pontiac General Falls Times, died Tuesday. The protest the bru. St Mary Church here Burial : wit! Hospital corporation also publishes three ' iubbing of the defénseless'follow in Holy Sepuichre Come Mr, Shearer had been visiting othep weeklies . bs the police’ he said. tery under the direction of Rich at the home of his granddaughter, . = = \nd we call upon Masor Wagner ardson-Bird -Funeral Tlome Mil Mrs Faye Hotra. here Pursley Fu to rvestivale and take tnmedi- ford neral Home, Lake Orton, is han ate Clion agajgnst the policemen lis Walker died yente rday alter dling the arrangements “ responsible [op these outrageous a (woAveek illness. Surviving. besides his grand- INt RMATION attacts 2 Surviving besides her husband daughter are bis wife, Nannie; five The brief Mareup occurred at aare a son.-Charles P. Hoffrich. C#usbters, two sisters and a broth and medical school graduation cere- ter Sr. of Milford, and a daughter, ba mony near one of the seven hos-|Mrs, Mary Smart of Los Angeles: MRS. MINNIE MAF THRESHER RESERVATIONS . pitale struck by nonprofessional A brother also survive workers. LAKE ORION—Service for ‘irs ’ © y JAMES L, WOLFINGTON | Minnie Mae Thoesher, $0, of 197 SUMMER * The academic procession was) J: ames L. Wolfington, five-month a aaa fiade up of the faculty of New lod son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith . Y : alle A 2 BEC ti Sls ee York Medieal College and 123 stu. Wolfington of 90 Cottage St., died, dents. who were to receive de-'yesterday in Henry Ford Hospital, ’. grees They marched three blocks! Detroit in (degree heat it wadem ic Surviving becides his parents are yobes The hospital pickets grad-' grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Jehn VACATION tours to the 24” Deluxe Hooded Grill with Electric ually joined the end of the pro- Mutz of Lineoin. Neb. Leo Wolf WEST i Legs. cessior ington and Mrs Margaret Wolfing 13. 88 The trouble broke ont vhen po ‘ton, both of Pontiac © Colorado $ lice formed a solid wall to move Service will be held at 11 am END FL © Atisens the pickets, by then a rroup al. Friday at the Voorhees Siple al S W ; most as lar eo as the proces ion el with burial in Perry Mt Par 0 ERS © California F out of the line Doctors and stu Cemeter Wi © Pacitic North West dents were not involved by ire © Lake Louise and Bantf 54" P . /« & OSCAR H. McFARLANE | Delivery and Quality | 24° Economy Grill, The New York Medical College MILFORD — Service for Oscar) G , 14 DAYS Coppertone Bowl, owns Flower & Fifth Ave, Hos-|H. McFarlane, 58, of 144 Detroit} eueranest l Zinc- plated legs. ‘ pital, the latest to-be struck by|St., will be held at 10 a.m. Friday | by ‘the world’s most : From $300.00 the Retail Drug Feopinyes Union.fat St, Mary's Church here Burtal | ib! : $6.88 ae Will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Loch tn’ @ florists : Youna Father | Kill Rosary will be recited at 8:30 ok in Yellow Pages ° g er 's ed p.m. tomorrow at the Richardson- | Pontiac Travel in Fall Under Tractor Bird Funeral Home, Millerd . : F.oriers’ Service YOUR CHOICE OF 2 GIAN T VALUES LANSING (UPD A d2-year \Pontiac hospital—after a lengthy! Teceorary 698 W. Huron St. old father of three died near here linens vesterday when he fell under a Sinaia wee deo dauelitre Detivery : : : can . mu ae using toventa res Howe: dar ree | id ° e FE 8 9611 } 24 $ 88 oo wan $ 8 8 pm me city . COPPERTONE ELECTRIC Coutvol of the tractor while back e Ruffled, ; ing, fell off and was killed when So Many Styles! So low Priced! ; Sterne | BOWL SPIT ; aily iimee, . Sizes 46X,| || Check these betrer qualities! For luxury and economy! the vehicle ran over his skull, Ea ton County sheriffs officers said The machine then rolled down a} “i-foot embankment and into the} $1.59 Grand River. ‘The bodv-is st the | t « 24” Coppertone, 18-gauge steel bow! e Coppertone bow!l, hood, wheels, motor Fields Funeral Home, Dimondale, | e Chrome grid; adjustable heat control e Chrome-plated detachable spit and skewers pending funeral arrangements,’ of- | | ° ficers nal | ¢ Braced, zinc-plated folding legs e Chrome spiral grid; adjweting mechanism a e Six-inch rubber tired steel wheels ¢ Zine-plated folding legs; 6" steel wheels Back in 1749, New York and New| Saeeetanne Hampshire nearly fought a war aver ferritary They were able to Boxer styles fous developed with inner . panty, 2-8, “48 PAYDAY $1.00 Moy.¥ hs Pie. ie t of i | niake peace before anything ser EV —A Gl ERY bPlian A GIANT SUPER VALUE FOUNTAIN 1.26 VALUE! | MANAGER'S POLYETHYLENE | SPECIAL i RIGERATOR | tom SETS Rozetti i Luncheon A delicious combination of egg noodles and chop- ped beef blended with chopped Onions, tomatoes, corn and cheddar cheese. Served with | cole slaw, roll and | butter. ’ Satin from, lastex back. Sires 1-3. $50 for 2 wks ... only 70¢! ¥ other loans to $500 with 24 mos. to repay CASH YouTRePay IN | aapav me | nective | 2 weexs | 4 weene $25.00 $25.35 $25.70 50.00 50.70 $1.40 ianasauee for tots and juniors fatearess charged wp te 340, 2'/,% per month berween $56 ond $208, eed %% per month on any ememnden, ett ile | 900.998 Colorful, versatile for picnics or refrigerator! Light, unbreakable-plastic food containers! . Choose from two sets! Four pieces ineludé Thursday Only in DRAYTON PLAINS: 4494 Dixie Hwy. CALL: OR 3-1207 Gleeful fun's ahead' With the sweetest styles for-back- in PONTIAC: yard pool parties imaginable! 4t /ow prices too! You'll handy 2- $ many Sorat’ DOWNTOWN PONTIAC — DRAYTON PLAINS —. ROCHESTER TEL-HURON CENTER — MIRACLE MILE ~ ‘ bowatens Pontiac—Drayton Ploins—Rochester—Tel-Huron—Miracle Mile 4 + sae 4 s Jf a a 3 f} { i: 4] y raf / f f , a . / te | (THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 {" , : / + NINE Slated for Waterford Shows Slight Drop With Waterford Township's first; Schools William Shunck. The ul- WASHINGTON (AP)—The FBI) Seaway Cruise. | Navy Won't Cut/Summer Fluoride Clinic. {Crime Rate in Cities | WO LIMITS—BUY ONE OR A CARLOAD! _ : ‘portable dental equipment sched-| timate goal of the group ts to ‘day reported @ slight drop in ping Canado- , tuled to arvive this week the sum} P®-*mditely independent of out- {major crime ‘in the nation’s cities, ; Tas OK'd Plan Despite mer topical fnoride » treatment! Ate 4¢8¢8! equipment, Mre. ‘during the first three months of| ’ New Request ‘program is ready to begin June| ome es the year. as 16, according to coordinator Mrs.|, Dr. William K. Baer, represent- | * * . WASHINGTON (P — The Navy John Hoke. jing the District Dental Society, 18) The report, based on prelimi-| Said Tuesday that it will go ahead, A fee of $3 for four treatments snitteee Pag Pvt ee a figures, was accompanied by with plans to send a 27-ship flotilla} will be charged each of the 1,400 program : an appeal from J. Edgar Hoover, | through the St. Lawrence Seaway children registered for the pro-| ‘ C SELF-SERVE GRANDPA’S, TOO | FBI director. He asked the public uy er DRUG STORES " Gespite Canadian fears the war- gram. Children in the 4. 7, 10 Others incl ude Mrs. Gordon “to continue and int sity Chaps | — “£ ships might cause a seaway traf- 13-year old age bracket ‘will re. | Trevethan, ortentation; Mrs. Mar- t with law t ; : | “a ERE Sy a Re fic jam. ceive the treat itin Dewey, scheduling; Mrs. Rob- 2008 @ law enforcement of- | ty Be aS : . e treatments. The program | a Ei sele. secretary - treasurer ficers in the continuing battle) Canadian Transport Minister will be conducted from 9 am. to . foe . Cath : lagainst th hardened criminal George Hees told Parliament that 4 P-m. daily through Aug. 4. (224 Roy Gallipp, supplies and) Sei oe eile delinquents.” | he had asked the United States. oqupenemt, s * %" .% o*s eo 2% to cut the size of the flotilla ‘and a ne new eee aerial : ila and Township School District's den- | . : The. FB d ajor | send only two ships a : ee ee ee et ae send only {wo ships through the! tal equipment, which wil be set ROCIVES PFODALION crimes, “on an overall basi ocKs each day. in the i Sen | | Up in senior high schodl | : 5s a dropped less than one per cent in ister’s suggestions, the Navy said | *¢t borrowed front the Michigan in ry 0 ire | [ tion when compared with the rate | plans for the trip had been ap State Health Department and PHILADELPHIA (AP)~A- mid- &% the first three months of 1958. } proved by Canadian officials. | another rented from the Walled al iIn that year, major crimes’ | Lake School District | dle-aged secretary who fell-in re cached an\albtime high The Navy said the warships are . _|with her employer began two. : scheduled to go though the sea. Senior students-from the Uni-|years probation today for at- way in separate groups. versity of Michigan and the Uni-' tempting to have his wife assassi-|p- . ! The schedule calle Sar one ship| versity rd ot pone — be assisted | nated by a hired killer. « ‘Pistol Fired Ist- Shot to begin the passage June 22, foR|2Y ‘WO ‘ocal residents and some; Judge Joseph E. Gold imposed| : —The! lowed by six the next day and four|® Volunteer workers from 16 Par-|the sentence Tuesday after Paul-|., LEXINGTON, —— Lah “Tee on June 24 . ent-Teacher Assn. health, commit-| ine Weiss, 48 pleaded guilty at =|, st beard pound the world ~ : one | . tees in the township. ; ’ aed : lignite the American Revolution was, No American warships are was hearing to solicitation to commit |tineg from a pistol — not a mus- scheduled to enter the seaway on, /bis will be the third year that| murder. iket, British Major John Pitcairn’ June 25. but two will enter on the the summer fluoride treatment Judge Geld stipulated that Miss ordered the “rebels” to disperse | following day and four more on Prosram has been in operation. Weiss undergo psychiatric treat- ond when they réfused ie whipped | June 27 The project not only has become | ment at least once a month for the : my interchangeable LIGHTERS Bow! - For $@19 PIPES Lotion Only 3 un 69s $1.00 The Navy said that in-view of the S¢lf-sustaining but it has been pos-\next two years and that he be out pis — then. BP tee : se eareeen ; ; prior Canadian approval of this) Sible to reduce the treatments given periodic reports on her emo-| 4 Just ia time for Father's Day’ schedule it “has no plans to modi-/{70m $4 to $3, Mrs. Hoke said. tional stability Each hour of the day and night} | rted S 4 fy the number of ships taking part’’ At an informal meeting June Miss Weiss’ intended victim U.S. railroads receive for ship- mpo Wiss in the first large scale visit of 15, Mrs. Hoke wil] present the’ |was Muriel Griffin, 53, wife of ment about 4,370 carloads of freight | seagoing warships to Great Lakes mew $709 dental chair and some Willard K. Griffin, 58-year-old ad- to be delivered to various destina-/ Watches ports $300 1 uipment to Supt. of vertising executive : ‘tions, ee __ ee 2 os —§ Max Factor = ! = i 4 Ripaasien Basie i. GIFT SET TOP BRASS ' >) _ $15.00 Value . ’ — pagel -, comenea tea vine 3-Pe. 0" GIFT SET $1.95 TP RAID vueriier.- 69* Bo-Car-Al 9 ames. ATE LL Adorn Hair Spray With Comb $] 19 OPEN EVERY NICHT TOS Saki Monday through Soturdoy i. dept. stores Set 79* MENNEN sien tir 53S 98: aes 6 ARRIDssosist 31° ee ee ~ EENEX 32.2" 24+ ae ee 61 BAYER i332" 46% $1.50 Value ‘T2MODESS 2, $1!8 Ra LISTERINE PpPrrr ¢/sPRAY O, eer STOPETTE ccovoranr 65° I PILLS Eat Anything with Wik tle, os Fie pa "Re for cone 79°D OA | S PKG. 40.. 99° FALSE TEETH! FATHER'S DAY] PAPER MATE | COSMETIC | «> CAPRI | SPECIALS | netic ond tighten your SALE! 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Dainty, con- wenien!, incemsprev- ‘qus, Pastel cose matches tubper beg c_ presee <6 TRUSSES Back Supports . . Seg ccd plastic pipes. “~ H rdwood frame with Full-length \ | = : at 489 > Dx ie Hwy. x Pink or modern tapestry as ff Orthopedic — } Ee yg powder blew . Full H Appliances ff acleaae Tan Quicker _ upholstery r » leveling door mirror I Private Fitting Laake $.D.D. Pack ge swivel. Se ors. Shop F ® ‘% Thrifty PHARMACISTS Charge LESS tor Filling 16 x. 58-inch. Use in any ‘a é : y | : room. Framed. 6 holders. | . ; a On sale st DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY in Federal's new furniture dept.—2nd floor . 7PRESCRIPTION S: J 148 North Sagi -.. Huron, Street. 4895 Dixie. Hwy. FEDERAL DEPT. STORES [i bauics"uaes ore ter Food Store. — | : ‘ \ ‘ > t b 4 . | | oa Mich] with HIGH NOON cae 8455) .| legs. In decorator or ge I woman Attendant (OAM 6.02, $425 | waite 3 Li | "] ai | , / + oe we 's | | 7 i . / f / : { { a (f fin hi es | Lod ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, W EDNESDAY. JU NE 10, 1900 ; d ae 4 | / ater- . * i 2 Ritested, Officer Shot in ‘Windsor Bank Holdup hanged Sots Seven Certified . [ata wat Only the Wald atten gunnsdn surrendered 761 D bug q ae WINDSOR, Ont. @—Two mer itticer’. who sees at the Bank| of Windsor, helped the wounded and twisted it right up his back. eee “tis ‘sled’ veined th mei Aquatic leaders Sage ; ne | \PITTSBURGH (AP) — When it Montréal branch in the clty’s|officer arrest one of the gunmen. Another police officer came a. John J. Moreau; *Y’ aquatic dij|Lulu Mills went visiting, she took ‘ast end in response to a general; Esyik was driving a truck past/and another guy came out of t neth Coulter Irwin, 34. of T Seven persons have been certi-/ rector, said that certifications comfort in the. thought that her Jarm; the bank when he saw one of the| bank. There were shots going off/. 44 Nicholas Hi: » of Toromto rie as national YMCA aquatic}made after local training and at's month-old boxer was guarding Hamilton (alias The alarm was sounded, un- |banditg emerge from the bank. jall over the place and I didn't). holas McCormick): 22, of Van-|#eader-examiners by the Aquatics —, at bona ar paar: her gerade, He was rated a noticed by the bandits, by the | “I saw this tall guy come out) know quite "what was happening.”| cover: Irwin was released from|Department of the Pontiac YMCA. jared and Flin " a” bank’s chief clerk, Norman s * * of the bank and throw himself on “The policeman was bleeding prison in April. | They are William Banks, 58. . Wingrover, as he and 15 cus: |the policeman,” he said. “They/and I tried to help him while)” sore than $10,000 the bandity|Franklin Blvd; James Gallivan,| sue returned ‘bet a Satie tomers and bank employes were |Were grappling on the ground holding the guy down.” The gu-\.454 trom the bank in a shopping|723 Ludlow St., Rochester; Rital Wind Cave in South Dehota be ldeor te ber aparteonst hed Bhan being herded into the bank When the gun went off.” — “ow “aggre and the re-ibes was recovered by the police. |Olson, 573 Rascob Ave.; Donaldicame a national park in 1903. It jimmied open. She told police the vault, “I got out of my truck, rushed|VVer May on ¢ sidewalk. Grant Hibbert, the bank mnaager, Porritt, 99 Washington St.; Jane|has several miles of artistic gal- only thing mincing was her watch- An eyewitness, Dawson Esvik, over and grabbed the guy's arm, Another eyewitness said that ‘said the thieves took $10,733. |Rindfusz, 179 Nelson St.; Robert'leries in its limestone walls. | dog. have been arrested in connectios with a daring daylight holdup o! a Windsor bank in which a‘ police officer “was wounded critically. Constable Bryan, Pickup, father, of three children, was shot in the} stomach yesterday during a strug-; ~ @l@ with one of the bandits. He is) reported in satisfactory condition| today. Pickup was the neti a ee 4 2 = of three ¢ Mix ‘em or Match ‘em | ° Buy ‘em By The Case © Stock Your Freezer ¢ Saye More Than Ever Before Prices effective through Soturdey, June 13. We reserve the right to limit quentities. Benquet Frozen Fried Chicken Top Frost Frozen Strawberries * 89° 5 10-Oz. $4 06 Phos. Top Freet Frozen Cream Pies seis. 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North Hill shenpieg Plaza (Rechemer) Gpen 9 v9 9, Thure., GET FINER GIFTS STAMPS ~ AY HES od | rf. ; Co byt Pheergaerine —— ! ~— calle ges THE PONTIAC “PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1908 fj. _ ENE Ie hse: ELEVEN Lo Kennedy Subpenaed {es on wu tn 09, Louis Dailies. raced Hh Meg tiles Dawe, x reruge soa te om “Attorneys to Decide, (atte "crane ce sae in Bufalino Suit 6 cr aeeracecm closed by Strike day ae 8g - Louise Bergen, 32, Oct. 30, and Killed Over Rock {n’ Roll on Klumpp Jury. Sates as bots eo veal dep > weer mer, N.Y, (AP)—Rob- a Pye er keeping it in her automobile ert Coles Jr., 15, wept ‘uesday iCINN _ torneys| overnight. es te whe eiraigned on a firs-\today begin the hazardous job of The state claims she killed lion dollar damage suit filed by ee ee hwere torn in a scuffle May 28 in an argument over rock 'n’ roll made-& mistake in tentatively ac-|husband, William, so he and Detroit Teamsters official William| here ot fe’ on be-|against the afternoon PostDis-(edition was not published but the|front of the Arteraft Mantel Co. records, Cari Jaycox, 15, who po-|Cepting @ full panel of 12 jurors|Klumpp could marry. — Bufalino against Time; Inc. or tp ee aes eee newspaper ran off all of its Home Thomas. and another picket lice say borrowed the records and/for the first-degree dnurder trial) Mrs. Klumpp claims: Mrs: The subpoena was issued yes-\from Kennedy himself. |. Materials and were editions by changing its sthedule.|made various charges against Jo-jthen refused to return some ofiof Edythe Klumpp. gen was shot accidentally terday by U. S. District Court. —_| contends involved in the complicated dis- seph H. Bliss Jr., the firm’s head, |them,. died iti a hospital earlier} Tentative selection of the panel grappled for a gun. : ’ é 2 iodine asada we ae re. a on Sates Woe me eee women Bock’ side bes S60! Dewey Kennedy z 4 night. No negotiations were posing attorneys agreed in the neck with a penknife dur--was completed Tuesday challenges by which may €x- is not a defendant in|and professional me wien Qik ot widnigha!Teeaday night. charges could be dropped if Thom-'ing the argument Monday night.” Mrs. _ Kina, a 4i-year-old|euse jurors. : All Wrigleys poultry comes from the coun- ’ try's finest poul- 4 try producing re- ‘ gions. Ib. Glendale « S Peschke—Mich. 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' ’ #4 i ‘ r ; # 4. he i = i - * f » 5 “5 : ; ; : \ / a i . s f : / THE, PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 Wants Role Equal to US» Britain ‘isco Miffs : Bote eh i wes beter tian aver ) 9 \itoC cle Moscow ‘ ee emhen Bea | Art Collector Sacto NA TO Losing France 2 (3 Po Cicle Moscow etme ed | Howe, vacationing at Santa Fe, PARIS (AP)—Prance appears to be draw- ~~ - globil policy including the Middle East, freeway, a super high-speed high-|friends. in the days of the Black) Scholls Li | > Mrs. Robinson, Actor's CO ee. fines —-*, “S| ing steadily awdy from her chief. partners Asia and Africa. way with no traffic lights, is being|Hawk War. ¥ p ‘| BxWife, Decides Not to| pleased with her reception, 1 1 the Atlantic Alliance as President But both hte United States and Britain |built in a circle around the city, ne , Exhibit to Ci thought we had done the best we Charles de Gaulle puts on pressure to Win = have misgivings about France's refusal to |the newspaper “Soviet Fleet’ re- ° Ee. 2: Donate Exhibit to City now how.” his country an equal role with Britainand = promise Algeria independence. The United |ports. Chil d n’ S B oref oot Portraits by Tlepoto and Tintor-| the United States. States doesn’t want its Far East policy de- + kf are SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Ed-letto are included in the collection) western diplomats are opening concerned : bi Pd basa well as Pissaro's “Harbor! over how far the stubborn French president cuted i Pars Britain i jealous of her: s00h )""Tes “Snllelng freeway Se ward G. Robinson's ex-wife scene” and Modigliani’s “Boy in as senior partner to the United States in | provide four lanes of traffic each @isinherited San Francisco, She 1s/’ Green.” Twenty paintings are by will go. NATO. SANDALS going to give her valuable art) Guiseppe joiner A84 a Sicilian pro- De Gaulle has set a course almed at * + * shrubs nee - a — 1 collection to some other city. tege of Mrs. Robinson. restoring France to her lost interna- De Gaulle also is opposed to the theory of- 4 is “] wanted to leave the collec-| There also is a portrait of her— , The freeway, which is intended en. ae the city T loved and Uirvisoria te Red” —- done by Cas- tional prestige and power. integrated forces in NATO. He prefers in- |to route trucks around the capital, thouzht loved me,” Gladys Robin-|uletti; a modern Italian Salvador; His strategy appears to be to cold dividual national commands. De Gaulle an- |will be lited with trees to keep nounced the French Mediterranean squad- ron would not be put under NATO control in time of war. NO MISSILE SITES The French president won't accept mis- sile sites in France, because he won't have control over the missiles atomic warheads. There has been no indication the United States or Britain will give in on any major points. Yet they don’t know how to placate De Gaulle otherwise. Reprisals would only raise the tre of the stiff-packed President. x * * The latest development is the prospect the supreme Allied commander, Gen. Lauris gon said Tuesday before driving | Dali. to Los Angeles.in her scarlet Fer- | Mrs. Robinson hinted ‘she may rari sports car. “But 1 got the give the collection to Philadelphia, bums’ rush and I probably never the city of her birth. But she made will come back.” no definite commitments. * * * The exhibition, containing 54 Renaissance, 19th-century French Leaves Wife at Station; 7 and contemporary French and Doesn't Even Miss Her talian masterpieces, opened June A at the Pies of the Legion of} SAN DIEGO, Calif, (AP) — At . Honor and runs through July 5. \7: 3) am., Arthur Crews Wells She charged there was very lit-| | missed his wife. He drove back tle publicity, no catalogues and) ito a service station where they not enough excitement about the had stopped at 11:30 p.m. the collection, which she values at night before. more than -a million dollars. There she was, to explain that Also, none ofthe 14 trustees she had gone into the station to shoulder various NATO projects until the United States and Britain openly recognize | the "grandeur of France” which De Gaulle proclaims with religious fervor. - * * * De Gaulle is asking to be accepted as. bargaining equal to President Eisenhower | and British Prime. Minister Harold Mac- ‘millan. His demand is viewed as somewhat unrealistic since France has no atomic bomb, only two under-strength divisions now under NATO and is threatened with internal dissension over — WANTS FORMULA De Gaulle wants the formula on how to with gasoline stations * + “Sarr raxnt* For Dr, Johnson Fame Is a Fleeting Thing Brown—W hite PLAYTIME TENNIS An assistant telephoned = officials to ask if the house would’ showed up at a pre-opening, press freshen up. Wells thought she was party Loss Smith, assistant director of wagon, — 2 S ‘asleep in the back of their station — put together an A-bomb. He can't get it from the United States. Congress forbids that. Britain shows no inclination to give it to him. a The French erie wants to work Norstad will soon pull some 200 American fighter-bombers away from French bases. Norstad says that since France won't ad- mit U.8.-controlled atomic weapons for the planes, they must be based where they be available. ‘‘We don’t have any, Dr, Samuel Johnson in our files. with that address,”’ the assistant. was told, “What does he special-| | Youths’ Boys’ ize in?’ ize Men’s . out with Eisenhower and Macmillan a can keep their ammunition. : | a, WITH THIS COUPON - There is a poplar tree near Wa- " ; ‘ yl . terloo, N.Y., where a young soldier L =~ HEEL LIFTS HALF SOLES =California Pair | ime. Besides, they want their, ‘Wisconsin Findings Old |in the Civil War hung his scythe 2 a yi three children, they said, to have with the request that it not be re- ’ a Spike or Small Cuban H = Goi in to Sell a more normal home life. PLATTEVILLE, Wis, u—Bones, moved until he returned. He didn't} eG | Ss ne Yr S - Leather c hs pp g * * * tools and ashes dug from three return. The growing tree has now| or _. |Southwestern Wisconsin rock shel-|almost enveloped the scythe so . Composition pr ATT. § Santa Claus nen preimage ters indicates man lived in the|that only @ few inches of the . Men's, Women’s, Mi) SANTA CLAUS, Calif, (AP) — pottery shop and a miniature| —— as much as 1,800 years ago: blade now show. : Children’s. Leather orl Composition. = RUBBER HEELS g Santa Claus has: been put on the train. The town is incorporated | . market. . >» ‘For Men, |and it may be the smallest town ; ae _ —_ @ fe : ; , Kk. iy ; f ; in ; : a ‘ j SIXTEEN _ | ae 7 | HK PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN NESDAY, JUN NE 10, 1959 |. er ere ae | | - “ ‘er are constantly fighting. de- ‘Don’t Drop Out, Students Advised | |‘Never Earned One’-H.S.T, — - ~ : \Chickens Battle to See | On nes whom. = “MovetoSave crema re Saal aye That High School Diploma | : "x, Haven tm, = PTO ee, - Starkweather Is Really Worth Effort Honorary Degrees, Have at pose free tsaee found thgt chickens penned to togeth-| cow NEW YORK (NEA) —Count on 85 FOR HOOVER = ——— ee , ‘ale ‘y Supreme Court Asked Another school year is over, and they began to look for work Most'the Hon. Harry §S. Truman. to The champion of them all, how. | to Grant Stay; Father a number of boys and girls in town were earning some kind of income pjurt jt right out: “I'm no college we & poten apoeetaens, Newport & é within a month's time.s ; _ ; iwill quietly drop out of high school, | professor. lve got no degrees €x- : St Will Seek Warrant : |” DIFFERENCE IN JOBS + these 1 didn't earn.” from his own alma mater, anford ers neyer to return never to receive (cept Uy Universtiy, which gives none. LINCO! LN Neb (AP) = One a diploma . . High school graduates also find) But don't count on our institu- “But Stanford, ad Lasher reports, | new leg al wiove to save Charles For the nation as a whole, only jobs quickly, but there is a differ: | tions of higher learning and dgeper “is courageous, and maybe fool-| Save time and money by Sta sviher admitted «layer of & Pt) Come a! those weenie! high ence in the kind of jobs both groups 1, be overjoyed at his re- ishly so. It is losing what other’ doing their wash in less time weathel agi ; aye ; 'y F. : rf fe ' trom electrocution & y0ol remain to graduate obtain. For example, suppose you \ colleges have found to be a won-! se naw coin-operated WAY, perso 1s il T st J ave # dat hte whe is le nnin marks —_ é Friday was under way today and) If you know a youngster who have a canenes © ni panne _ derfifl way to get publicity,, stim Try your next load of wash- ; ther was expected. | eave he won't return te high (2 it hool early Chances are For honorary degrees — un ~ ulate contributions. get prominent r new Frigidaire } [ ax Wael hington the U.S Supreme’ pchool in the tall, ‘see if you can her first job will require no partic- earned sheepskins — are as im- people to visit the campus. ing 5 0 4 In Washington the 5 Supt we fn ; } ular skills | portant to the American seca- Automatic washers. ‘Come fe Court was asked ty grant Stark-7 persuade him to go back. An ed- ' y “It used to be a good way to | d brighter. eather a stay of execution ucation cut short will have a de- On the other hand, if your daugh- demie industry as Income from get an important commence- prepared to see a ' abe hr incon, Gay i irkweather, elded effect om hiv future, says |\<" has.&) high shor! diploma pe II tuition or endowment funds. ment speaker, too,” Lasher said. fresher, cleaner difference je ELE ey : bably go to work in an office : ; ine I fathe uf Charles aid he ¢x-| the Institute of Life Insurance. Necauie or heakitts hed acquired And so. before the month of “But it can be a terrible slap in your farnily’s clothing. 4 pected to go into distiiit COU) Nake the effect won't be espe-lin her commercial course | June burns out the grass on our in the academic face to get your We are open 24 hours. i Mayb > eller i) . Pe reli “es . i seeking a writ of habeas corpus. 4, ; - campuses, 5.000 men, women and proffered degree turned down by . Washing is ‘only 20¢ and H cially noticeable at the beginning, A difference in type of jobs also : ; . ho ‘just too yi on yrounds his sen was nol aa : ve gad < wh anaes whan dogs will rise in rented caps and a man who has ‘jus many | drying just 10c. . a secause boys and gitls who quit'shows up among boys who quit wns to claim degrees conferred other commencements te ad- quay be pliesenren one" school dont have too much trou- school early and those who stay to gowns os 4 ‘ : when tried and ser tenced ty death - ; curiously, for totally extra-curric- dress and honorary degrees to ; ‘ ble getling a job right away raduate i ' for «| ' earold Pobert Jen ; & . & ular activities receive. ’ : ae ee The Bureau of Labor Statistics = he | ; : sen Eine! se, see recently kept an eye on a gr Whee If you Rave 6 son whe | + © * a Things have got so bad that a : en kept an eye on a group of think! ta i “clita | + 4 g | -_ *- * dropoyts.” and discovered that “78 ~~ ee ‘ ; Blargacet A Hineowilléi Ww Cawnence Commissioners have expressed } es ® Rowland Lis ie Peeaie Po Ferner: Pirmingham U2 » ee eee ce Licenses Revoked or Suspended Anita Keiie A a * Paul FF Pate Rirn wha Brenda J) Herale nr al Oek Charier | Jeanetie A Burgess, Milford McKee, Clarkston (urtie BR Neal Drayton Piatis Irma Lo Funderburk. 60) Lounsbury . Twenty eight Oakland County! Prank Chossett, Farmingtor . enmity BE. Rerncids. Detroit motorists have had their drivers’| licenses revoked or suspended dur- Doveld M Crawford 188 Norton Marivel F. Lowe, a6 Cease ing the past few weeks, the Michi an Secretary of State's Office has David 0D Harris, Troy R y : th . Kristyne 8 Engtech, Berkler reported * ¥ -* loreph 1) Roaser 3200 Giddings . z Carel R. Francisco, 1625 Petrolia Ordered to furnish proof of fi Harvey EL. Rlenfield. Detroit nancial responsibility after convie Mary J Grant, Farmingtos tion on drunk driving were Eimer M Ford Quonset Pt RI . . r tC Cay ld n @hiirtey L. Stnith Birmingham Hae tawannte erty S46 Broea Ad Fon c? 1 ( \ t 4 Peter J Bund 4871 Payton Bix es pi se ee pake iL ele Dora G Miller, 4871 Payton john Ho McDonald, 1831 Taylor Md ; Pontiae Tawnehip Car! & Leach, Lake Orton Vincent © Welily, @@ Marive ®t, Pon Carol Jo Thorpe, 3462 Pasadena time John M. Stoddard, 1187 Baldwin Ave decry © Norris, Auburn Heighta Pontine ™ ‘ Kathy M. Rowston, Bloomfield Hills Leonard Smith, 10638 Ellewor'h ct Perndale William J Carnahan. Walled Lake Robert A March. 802 Lincoln Bt. Royal Agnas A Proulx, Orchard Lake Ok Frank Marries, 21559 Wealview at liam Menworthy 2829 Newbery Ferndale was ja M. Jubar, 2803 Mann Alfred G. Hansel, #16 Beaument Re Milford John C. Thomas, Chicago, Ill Bruce @& Prank, 6027 Elinwond at. Mary E. Wait, 148 Ogemaw Milford Eldon Pugate, 26660 Breitonwoods Rd Leland N. Worthley Jr. Frenklin Madison Heights Darlene Greenleaf, ‘Troy er ete HM. Jensen, 15380 Fish Lake d lolly Robert C Greahover, Farmington Willlam Coker, 1318 EF Evelyn 8 Ann M Sutter, Walled Lane Hazel Park Ordered to show proof of fi Brie L. Soderberg. 70 8 EBastway Carols A CUregors 78 Rose) . regory, 27 8 Roselawa yancial responsibility for unsatis Lewis () ‘Tuckey, Rocheste fied judgment were Allee M Thutnham Rochester Verona £E Newnan 42.8 Meeden # es aD os ee Bini Teale Bale i Beatrice M McKnight, 4) Chetry Charlies Ho Philip Ja Cis y Re White Lake Township Kivest KE Bert 1 Hubineweod George J Hartwig of Da 4 Virginia lL. Hesg Dreyton Plains Fdeard O Dortar O64 Ce a Herel Park Rdward Jo White, 128 Alice, Filen A and Alvin Ro Campbell, 20807 Marlene J. Councilor, Drayton Plains Reimansvitie At. Perndale Darrell D. Bottorff, Drayton Piains Los . . 5 ing the nse \ Myrna J. Tubbs, Milfora | & their licenses for MASATIE factory driving records were John Gerald Ro Schilke, Rochester Joan M. Moshier, Utica ny Luckhovitz of 3121) Herkshire Rd. and Charles A. Page of 148 Ralph J. Schwalm, Drayton Piains ’ ae - iin L Theresa A. Polzin, Drayton Plains |W. Mahan St., both of Hazel Park Fred P. The Carol L. Pease, Farmington licenses of Charles FE. Amick, Farmington ee | | Arthur J, Davidson, Goodrich él Natialie F. Sposato, Waterford Thinking of Father's Day? Come in and see the many sugges tlons for giffe in Jewelry Instruments of Luggage salt year parse. & Layaway | Aya EDWARD'S 18 S. Saginaw David R. Jones, 35 Chapman Pearlie J Ladwell, 36) 8. Boulevard W Parment Pian Aiton W: Bhady, Barbera J. Kingon, Birmingham | Birmingham Donald PF. Scholz, Drayton Plains Wilma J. Hewitt, Drayton Plains Joseph T Kemesis Jr, Ortonville Hazel M: Dunlap, Ortonville For Office Supplic s See BACKENSTOSE Heimer R ‘Olson, 652 Central | Jéanitea LaMar, 68 Putman 4 James EB. Davia, 85 &. Prife.ton ftrene G Peery, 8901 Bastview David W. Rickabus.Troy BOOK STORE Troy Birmingham J a | ¥. Wate, Birmingham Lowrence § 28 Forfeit Driving Rights... +> Begining classes—in-BESINESS—ADMIN=— in Canyon Air Suit LOS ANGELES (AP)i—A_ feder today will determine the damages to be awarded three plaintiffs in qa 10-million-dollar suit stemming from the 1956 Grand Canyon air crash The jury held that both United ‘Air Lines and Trans World Alir- line are legally responsible in the crash, which claimed 128 lives. The suit was brought by rela nee of three persons aboard the Pontiac, and Ray V. Miller of 29922 (aq, flight. Two of the victims Old Plank Rd., Wixom, had their were attorneys for Ford Motor Co licenses suspended for unlawfully’ Theodore M. Kubiniez and Don- driving away an automobile ald F. Kehl. The third was Carl J * * * Snyder, a vice president of Chrys “ler Motors Co The largest claim was filed for Srdder, who asked $5,250 Thurber of 28785 Somerset Rd., Lathrup Village, and John “Abram T. Short of 26015 Alger St., Madison Heights, were re- i‘voked due to unsatisfactory | driving records and fallure to | appear for re-examination, Richard Mathis of 39° Ditmar St Others to lose the right to drive John ok Jackson ef 415 Branch St. and Philip L. Tinsman Mrs. of 501 Front St., Holly, for driving, 000 with a revoked and suspended li-; Eight other suits are pending in cense, and Earl Wilson of 9147 federal court. A similar suit last Hutchins Rd, White Lake Town. November resulted in an average! ship, for physical reasons award of $75,000 for each death. | were Students Are Enrolling NOW for the Summer Term! ISTRATION, HIGHER ACCOUNTING, JUNIOR ACCOUNTING, SECRETARIAL, GREGG SHORTHAND, SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND, CLERK-YPIS, ete. DAY, HALF-DAY, AND EVENING CLASSES AVAILABLE The Institute offers thorough, practical business training which prepares one for congenial, well-paid positions. The school maintains free employment service. APPROVED FOR VETERAN TRAINING The Business Institute PONTIAC — Phone FE 2-3554 Call in Person or Return This Ad for Information 7 W. Lawrence St: 3 COLCAITE -PALMOLIVE _ will Lika Y tnrough Aug. 14. Aimed at teenagers and ad- ults, the Pontiae Northern proz- ram will take place from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, featuring such activities as weight lifting, tumbling, tennis, , velieyball, bad- Speedy Action Save Tot's Life at Sylvan Lake Tragedy was averted with only seconds to spare Tuesday as an on alert Air Force pilet home leave saved the life of a two-year- old _bey-on-Syivanhake, Little Johnny Smith, and Mrs Dr., Sylvan Lake, mother’s watchful toddling near Ferndale Beach. son of Mr. eluded Johnny began wading in shal- low water. Moments later Vern Stange, of 103 Mechanic St., standing at the water's edge, saw the child's body floating on the surface near the shore. into the water, and headed for Stange raced grabbed the boy, shore, * * * “His body was blue and his eves closed but he was breathing.”’ said the boy's distraught. mother. Stange applied artificial respira- tion along with Andrew Lindsey, of 2099 Pontiac Dr., a friend of the Smith family. Sylvan Lake Police and West Bloomfield Township with an inhalator until they had removed tmhost of the water from his lungs Starkweather, 20-Vear-old mass killer from Nebraska, Stark- Weather had been scheduled to | | die in the Nebraska electric chair | on Friday morning. ‘Whittaker said that for Starkweather would have until June 17 to file a petition with the full Supreme Court, asking a review of his case. If a petition is filed, the remain in effect full court acts finally stay on it. j locations, ‘fellow, i Washington 'Wever, Mark Twain, Owen and Wis- | Mark Twain Ken. Smith, 2162 Pontiac | his eye while ‘music |. There’ll be a summer playground minion, archery, basketball and | time program for youngsters age: 6 to 15, said Leonard T. Buzz, chy recreation supervisor. Playground programs will Bagley, Baldwin, Junior High School, McCarroll, Webster, Crofoot, Emerson, son Junior High School, LeBaron Junior High Herrington, Central, Mal- kim, ner. This will be the first time Wis- ner has been included, and the first time in two years that Owen has been used. While “wil have a futt day’s program for ‘the first time, the Central program will be in the mornings only and in the Matkim during the afternoons, The playground program, con- ducted by Parks &. Recreation supervisors, includes athletics, games, field trips, arts and crafts, and dramatics. At- some locations, the play times run from 9am.to5p.m. * In addition, the department this year will offer supervision fcr group otftings at Murphy, Oakland Optimist and Rotary Parks. The supervisors wil] be available to groups to organize and equip jgames. and other activities. bal held Monday through Friday at 22: including the Lakeside ‘‘Community Center and 21 schools: | Bethune, Lincoln) | McConnell, | Wilson, Long-| Jeffer-| School, | + firemen : “Fly” to Beautiful HAWAH Visit Our 50th State Complete Air Tours Give You @ Sighisecing time galore @ Wonderful accommodations © Comfortable exoliting flight Por details, reservations an¢é transportation arrangements, see “Your Dealer in Dreams” BIRMINGHAM TRAVEL SERVICE GRACE PLUMMER REILLY 139 Hamilton Birmingham counsel | until the MIRACLE MILE Sboppins Monday thru Saturday FRANKLIN Road Route Weekdays: #:15 A.M. (410 minate intervats) te 5:40 P.M, Saterday, 9:05 4. M. (48 minete intervals te 3:30 P.M. i COSMETICS VITAMINS PARKE-DAVIS People like the Merit Pineboard store at 43 N. Saginaw St. No fancy fixtures.* Just plain pineboard shelves. All vitamins, and patent cosmetics medicines Merit Pineboard Proves Popular Merit Pineboard Store EGA EEE ARE KEE A initia te are lower priced every day in the year. Every item is included. No item is excepted. Come in and see all home needs priced lower: every day for your special savings. . & “ZANOW Wd-3Lv9109 t + Open ‘HF 13 North Saginaw Fri. anid Men. Name Address McKESSON G ROBBINS * “souresB —_— ° ‘ ‘ : > . of GcaCSUSCCOSECCE CODES CCR EET CEC bECCoUSSCCSNaSCs Open Daily at 9:30 A.M. OPEN NIGHTLY 4 NIGHTS WEEKLY ‘TIL 9 P.M. 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Tel-Huron Store only. & Open Mon., Thursi, Fri., Sat. ‘til 9 P.M. j a 2 SOHHHSSHSSSHHSSSSSHSSESSSSESSSEOHESSSSESHSSEREEHEEe 4 OOOO SSOEOOOHSOOOOO OOOH OO OS HSHSHOOOOOHOOHOEH ETO THHHSHSOSOSH SHO H OCHO OOSSOOOOOOH OOOH OHSS N0S iccggngsbeseeunncseseseuecenessncocesseeeens PrYTITITITT TT tT) Penne Oe SERA RNRTeSoenseeRnepenragceseoonvecces é | | | ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, . ae ice i \ . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1959 NINETEEN at-Tel-Huron Shop as You Are in This Large Convenient Center | SOHHHSHOHOSSHOOHHSSCHSSSEHESOSSEEOESESECEEEO OES A eeeseseososesessesesoose Saat Cotton Fabrics @ Beautiful white on whites—in geometric and petti-point types. e Lovely for summer skirts, jackets, pinafores. @ Wash ‘n Wear—little or no ironing. iC Yd. Only SEW ’n SAVE FABRIC SHOP Ph. 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Wanted styles in misses sizes. _TEL-HURON SHOPPING. CENTER 1 - open to 9 p.m. « monday, thursday, friday, saturday Witsccstsveresnostecesesqseecomeeebeaael ~ >» \ J e e e e ° e ® e * e e ® e e e * . e ® e s e e e e e e e e e e e e e ° e . ° e e e ia e e e * e e e e * e ° e e e e e . e e e e e e * e e ° Ld e e e ° e e e ° e id ° ° e . e ° e e ° ° e 7 e e Ld * e * ° e e e ° ° *e e * e e e e e ® e e e e e Ld e e e e e ° e e * ° e ° Ld * e e e e e e By ® e * e e ° ° e ° ° e e e e e e e sd e Ld ° : ° hd bd * * sd « * * « ° e * e ° ed . * ° ie at ek A i Sia co i sy i Meme ie ee i ee, ek Sek Aes Tiel Sl 5 SS 2 “as ' f cae aes a Sn caiames Sal “TWENTY | . z= THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 7 ) Vows [Wandering Yen Can Be Curbed i] rata j ; 3 e MON a fe Pei = May Deny Passports enn. ML LU: to Trouble Spots—Court |F sec at Trial of Four White WASHINGTON ~The State De-|that a citizen hes tee: ganetitu: poate iad eal’ Men Accused of Raping ; partment’s authority to deny pass- tional right to travel. anywhere in Finished by Approved Fur BLOUSES ; ¢ Negro Coed Opens e ports for Americang to travel to the world excépt under the sever- | gest Method on ee “2 areas it regards ag potential est of international emergencies. | ea SeEE Wl. (AP) 4 ‘trouble spots, such as Red China, He insisted the present interna-| TALLAH AEE i A 4 ‘was upheld ‘Tuesday by the U.S. ‘ional situation is not such-as to| | FUR COATS TROUSERS / veteran north F Seta diteetio x Court of Appeais. justify any areas as off limits | CUSANED & i sean his court would — % | "In foreign affairs, especially into Americans. i ‘without regard to race, creed 0 ; ‘the intimate posture of today’s { “olor” “ing » Tallahassee Prettyman said “the mere day- ' } cole _ during mm : Tallahassec world of jets, radie and atomic ieier neo at wrdes SPORT Cc rape trial opening today, power, an individual’s uninhibited which insures liberty requires SHIRTS | Circuit i mn a Wake? yen to go heirs to pr pngtened hon restrictions’ upon individual | for shan: ire Judge VEaS WW: €1 circumse ri . sa an opinion ry‘ 6.” i “ ' ARMENTS| | told newsmen the case of four Chief Judge E. Barrett Prettyman. | Semi: that the iain Se $ wants G : | j ouths charged with i ernment can- | CLEANED AND FINISHED i sn cigs Sas eax eit he piasteriag i sc ~~ inot restrict Ganel the porwcghers SHIRTS Fi son @ ea di ng his own freedom to go a “would be to hold that the protec- and . \RENUVENATE PROCESS 7a treated differentiy than anys ‘ i] pr Beautifully laundered | hee nig + do as he pleases can throw the ‘tion of the peace against Ameri-; pow nef oy og 1.19 5 $ 29 There was an atmosphere of ten world internations! neighborhood = can-caused incidents in foreign . H , sion in Florida’s capital city as | into turmeil. countries is outside the realm of | SHOE Ask for Our Special —_— Sininve the highly public wed case began The unanimous decision of the foreign affairs. Such latter hold- Shoe Repair Service j Walker said the case probably three-man court rejected an at- '0@8 would be beth’ illogical and ‘ would be concluded by Saturday tempt by Wiliam Worthy dr. -of { unrealistic. “ C LEA N E RS S Exctusive unless selection of a jury stret hed Baltimore Md to get his pass-| . * * * “5 Ci ee ' xe oul tS lone 3 port renewed. It upheld a decision _ And in Worthy’s particular case, , OPEN ERI PROCES ; The tad if convicted without a by the U.S. District Court last. rettyman said, the newsman’s| siermmendation.of Tercy. would Oct. 2. “avowed intent is to seek ‘espec- ee ke death . ree : . hilt Pee a : , The case is expected fo he ap) tally stories that involve the Fisk ae cer ak Zane to the xlecirk ae pealed to the Supreme Court. | of war, man ever has gone to th t fee 2 * A * * * rm * loridi ot raping i . ts . i ‘Had in Florida f ping a ies : ~~ . \ Aa ‘a Yeporter Sor’ thé Columbia! Worthy is now teaching at Bran- YegZroe ; * The slow business of picking a ’ a. — 'Broadeasting System, the New| #¢ University ry near Boston. 5 jury was expected to take a day COME ON IN — Mrs. Sue Peery, 80, of Nash- AP Wirephote York Post and the Baltimore Afro-! or more, Three women and sever vijle, Tenn. was drinking tea in her living room ploded'’ as one af the cars plowed through a win- ree Poi das thy bon re f al Negroes were in the panel Qf yen she heard to cars collide. She jumped up, dow and struck the chair in which she had been ibiggue " ays in on = about 170 prospetve jurors and moments later “The whole wall just ex- sitting. She was not injured ‘his way home spent two days. is seating capacity of ie OMe : . : : . Hungary in 1957. His passport wae what antiquated courtroom was —s a valid’ for travel id sup ple rented b about ql ¢ hairs + ’ ei r country. 5 | is provide for about 900 spects The European Common Market TURNED DOWN < 0". + + - When Worthy’s passport came up | . * . for renewal in March 1957, the) attoah valtention = hi State Department turned him down | focused on Le case card ‘be after he refused to agree that he | cause it een place just a ™ would abide by the restrictions | alter Mack Charles Parker, = against going to forbidden areas. With VAGATION year old Negro accused of raping By J. M. ROBERTS ind more is to come until there a great competitive force — one ; Vj a wlite Mississipp! woman, was AP News Analyst are none which already has Great Britain Retired Supreme Court dus- MARK DAVIS hauled from -a Poplarville, Mis#, jail by a group of men. His body was found in a river 20 miles . : ' seriously worried tice Harold 8. Burton, sitting on | SPECIALS Three men playing unique Poles Distribution of laber = also. is And ‘all the while Europe wicves the appeals beach as an extra | 5 in world diplomatic history are: involved, Workers in the coal ’ R . 4 bs ! -ULOp judge, and Judge William K. | AT : Visiting the United States this and steel community already can step by step toward economic anc Miller, a regular member of the — move around on ECSC ‘“‘pass away. There have been no arrests , tian Le elk whi oe ' court, joined Prettyman in to- in that case we ports’ without being restricted thing which was barely a gleam day’s opinion. >= + * One Is 4 Belgian, another 4 Ger by national boundaries. Manage. |! the eyes of a few of her politi KODAK CINE SCOPEMASTER 7 The fou youths on trial here man, the third a Frenchman Each ment and investment is affect eo-econom ic philosophers such a Prettyman said the President's! : even possibly political unity, some were arrested within hours after of them represents six different ed, with the community itself few years ago ring A ges noe at e the alleged rape of the 19-vear-gld jee Nane Sr borrowing and lending money ane CHIGES a ght to ri] ectric e ae countries. None of them represents American travelers from aréas Tallahassee girl on Ma hey ine ow sountes indie conference for development, In this, the Technicians May Yet 4 is OWN COUNTTY 1” CO ice? here the chief executive fears vs were indicted by 4 specially sum United States is largely involved. w a . moned grand jury and have been now going on in Washington Be Illiterate Humans military or petitical conditions may | held in the county jail without’) Each of them separately. and In one way, this means that ; be ‘‘the occasion of a clash, dip- | ‘ - bond vv \iertively. head the United States is partially fi, RICHMOND, Va. ® — Special lomatie or military, with a stad , Li | , of = lee Vv \ id f — All four youths pleaded innocent Bs 10h et Sones eae ’ : ization is fine but don't overdo it government.” m € nancing development of a compet at their arraignment Sheriff Bill organizations, and a movement he . “ The State Department may act! : . is the ady “te ’ ; Joyce said all had signed confes. Strongly, supported By ihe’ Einited ™ ee " * O meine sealant trees De eed af agent he the cot execute ~ all f/T 8 lens Bions |Stales Yet the whole thing, dur ley * M ther emeritus sridemios in this connection, the judge said. | e - * * * ing a long period of actus stment The European community s pop a eecis ' at Harvard ying ane * * * | : The defendants are Willion Col. May cause the United States some ulation and labor force are only thes ona learn oad basio wen He added that Worthy's case had @ REGULAR LENS 75 linsworth, 21 a telephone lineman STlOUs headaches slightly «smaller than those of the cisies that staan beh liad a acrit no connection with a Supreme @ TELEPHOTO LENS who ix marred and has two chil The men are Walter Hallsteia, United States. It is the bigs st matters Court ruling that the State De @ WIDE-ANGLE LENS dren) Patrick (:. Searborough. 20, the German, president of the customer of the United States He said one of the dangers of partment may not deny passport e REGULAR $99.50 Net Exactly buying about half of her exports of food and tobacco. textile fibers applications because of the beliefs | ~ tae and associations of the applicants. an Air Foree man; David bkrvin Barepean Economic Community; present educational practices is Beagles, 18, a high school senior Etienne Hirsch, the Frenchman, tendency to graduate well-trained UR ct CAMERA MART fuels j ‘troler et thy! P { and Ollie Stoutamire, 16 president of the European Atom io ane et nD eka anne technicians who are really iliter Mosh scone Feettyraa > e { — | . menricun invesiments in ine area . said, ” SS0C ions 3 They were charged with snatch te Energy Commisstan A t { tt ale human beings. i 4, or beliefs 8 . “lat atl pecial Limited { the Fluoride AMM Univeesiv) (et RATOM); and Paul Finet, '" between 5 and 6 billion dollars : personal characteristics are in- : ny : 4) a ti "FSi! ‘ * s the |More dollars are going in to es There are more than 8,000 bitu tablish industrial footholdsa inside e ° | PS Combination Offer | 40'x40" ih aignits minons coal mines within the RIGHT TO TRAVEL 4 Sete Ae . ; > lonely woods where they raped her munity a eT United States Worthy’ 8 attorney had cicada me ' ~~ é 5 00w Glass Beaded repeatedly | emhey rentene ollect The concertium, already ex --- —————_________| Mi | They represent the collective ¢t porting at the rate of about 15 ; : SCREEN oS * “+ bitten dollars annually, promises id aay == — The Netherlands, Italy, Luxem Be Fase PN 8mm 3 lens (Advertinement) to become an even greater com. S118 ovie Camera \ volved, girl] from her escort following a, the Beigtan, president of school dance, and driving her to a) Earopean Coal and Steel Com ibourg and Belgium to establish How To Hold * common European market free petitor for world sesaainlag Its | FALSE TEE from internal tariff barriers, with “_ product, now more = TH all cooperating in the application 200 billion annually, ts — More Firmly in Place °! atomic energy to peaceful uses to be doubled in 15 yearn ; has almost doubled in the tast Do your faise teeth annoyand em ind in stabilizing production and 10 years, barrane by slipping, dropping or wop- distribution of coal and steel Ag bia 30x40 ing when you eat tatigh t , Just sprinkle « little FASTERTH on riculture also js involved in’ the By cooperating in’ this move = . your piates This atkatine ‘non-acid) economic commimity < plains nent the United States thus joins High Quality a powder hoida faise teeth more firmly , and more comfertably Ne gummy * * * the three community presidents aR With Tri gooey, pasty taste or feeling Does not A 10 per cent reduction of tariffs-tniqueness For the sake of sour Checks “plate odor’ (denture . breath) Get PASTRETH today ac on foodstuffs between the six coun Kuropean unity and economic sta CUE Kn D ore everreriere tries already has been effected, “Dility, she is helping to establish Not as Picture Hurry .. . 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Tissue I Rolls l Shop and Save at FOOD FAIR in the TELEGRAPH AT SQUARE LAKE ROAD MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER , | | j i | ‘ | : a ~e , ey ~ ’ j ! , , Jog! A TWENTY-TWO | , _'THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 ee ers a : a A dest oy [tusitoriam, butt as other, So Won't Call Ailing Legislators oe Annual Affair Slated Tonight Ce eae : ae [Piped Curios JCity Foundation Fm Damn Drop Tax Vote Plot Ewer to Address Elks Flag Day Dinner | Static Afternoon |(jranted Funds “trary ane | 6 Fil marked for the Americanism'star American flag to present library and the YMCA dormi- , : a ve ericanism star eri ! uditorium, Don- / Harold B. Euler, Pontiac Gener-; This year, the f od fi al bid LANSING (» — Democratic stra-| ing- through thé GOP version of |.) Hospital administrator, will be/Committee is headed by Lynn Allen exdited Ruler Ruben M. Kinport, ee AP) — Poor! = jaldson said, but some aimed at |. the menshre, an-\Jr., son of the late county clerk | wnich will fly at the lodge during Uf acta 2 me “ id Chery), COMmission Approves dormitory construction and the fur- fe ans i. oe ae im | oe , oe rey a i ge al rie was chairman of the commit- the remainder of Kinport’s terra 7 enry, thought lZ-yesr-o bf ._ nishing of Pontiac General Hospital bringing two ailing mocrata spparently peeded at; tee from its inception in 1943 until 4 Hammons, What a way to spend $1,000 to Help Raise rooms. *! bers from Detroit to Lansing for|least five Republi¢ans votes 19 Pontiac Elks Temple. las donde talk qin otfiee. . i an afternoon—with one: arm stuck | Sums for Civic -Works «* * * a touch-and-go vote on the» 146 save the income tax bill, which’ Sponsored by the Elks commit-) a a c 4 in a drain pipe. | “We hope to encourage philan-|million dollar “piggy-back’’ income |’ ‘ould requige individuals. 10 P&)'tee for Americanism, the banquet Past exhalted rulers of the Elks) One million trucks in use today i ~*~ * * | +\ree Foundation 1 | thropy and civic interest in Pon- tax: plan. poling g Seccefs alg of thelr begins at 6:30 p.m. ‘lodge instituted a new custom this in the United States are 14 or more Henry French Jr., with the in-| The Pontiac Foundation '4s' tac,” said Donaldson. Rep. Joseph J. Kowalski of . vs, Nearly 90 mew U.S. citizens year, They presented a new, 49-\years old. satiable curiosity of an ll-year- night was granted up to $1,000 in) Detroit, Democratic House lead- | Meanwhile gp staggers) will attend as invited guests, —————— adceciaameet) (Advertisement) old, had thrust his arm up to the city funds to aid its campaign for ’ *4)_ =| ~er, sald they were “too il.” He pay yen ek talline up These are people who have won i ( - cyt ain een riae starters w mice» LAF Father O'Reilly | tee unre tar we ote tift mtion soe oe CS oer = ont | ——Enioy Better- | » out of a building near ad seein terprises. | . : : ‘state finance chief said today. County im the past year. ! I just wanted to see what was The money will be used to ky Honored b Cit Joseph G.. O'Connor, who is | James W. Miller, state controller! several of the new citizens will| in there,” he remarked up the Foundation’s drive in ad-)?® y y | recovering from an operation. \said he saw no reafon to materially appear in a brief program directed, The tax measure was due ‘later change earlier estimates. Actually, py Janice Antona, instructor of \today fo ra second: and decisive the exact figure won't be known! ihe Pontiae school system's citizen- Cheryl, tugging as hard as she vance of the Pontiac centennial | : . could, couldn't pull his arm OWL! ation in 1961, said Commis-+ A tribute fo. the late. Rev, ne mn ROR —eetan— So for nearly three hours Tues- sioner William W. Donaldson Michael J. O'Reilly, pastor of St. oy call with far-reaching strategic |unti] mid-September when books chin classes . day. Henry could do little but Michael Catholic Church, was, : . ’ lecig.|on 1956-58 finally are closed p ° wait while a crew with an air Donaldson, founder and former | passed by the City Commission ati rtance in the gruelling 7 : s The banquet is held every year hammer chipped at concrete sur-| president of the six-year-old or- i night cai. ie lative tax fight. on the Wednesday preceding Flag o Ww rounding the pipe. They finally, ganization, said that the cen ° . « The same bill failed by a sinzle Blame Fire on Heat \Day, June 14. | FAMOUS ALL-HERB N were able to cut through the pipe, teonial observance would prob: | * ce . i\vote last week. A. second defeat; ~-- ~ — MEDICINE AND TONIC Stroneer and free Henry's arm. swollen but. ably act as @ spur to public — The tribute, drawn up by Com would Kill it for good, barring) NEW YORK (UPl)—The 91 MAS HELPED THOUSANDS © sa 9 éiherwise unhurl interest In the foundation, missioner Robert A. Landry, cited resort to unusual parliamentary degree heat of the day was |A Dgy for Bermudas _WHERE OTHER MEDICINES , en * * * “I don’t know how much of the Fr e Reilly a during maneuvers that seldom succeed, blamed last night for a five- y : HAVE FAILED IN PRICE Henry. who ; id gone pou $1.000 the Foundation will have to} pi ci - the crowts| A similar second test alse was | alarm fire — _ gars BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI)—Uni- 7 ssiaaee Se the ordeal without a whimper draw on. but I'm sure the money | : th due today tor a Senate-approved | lyn factory and damage our 7 broke into tears when jit was all will crodue® large dividends,”’ said and betterment of Pontiac will be! bill te recat: denapatasy enson- pie buildings, © Fire Marshal versity of Vermont students pro- ove! ‘Donaldson in asking the City Com. |!ong remembered: the tribute | ployment—compensation benefits | Martin Scott said it. appeared | claimed a Bermuda Shorts Day “to; # a mission to approve the grant. Stet) Le) |aoiae | to about 28,000 of Michigan’s un- | the high outside temperature iri ee | EI The industry-operated tree farm . * * | Fr. O'Reilly died June 5 of a employed. Aided by two rebel | had triggered an ‘explosion of organize spirit and see if the ail 7 program js now being —actively’ ‘The Foundation awas organized heart condition. He was 70 years Democrats, House Republicans | fumes in the factory, which dents would do something to| AY Bil gee a2! J ~~ promoted in 46 of the states, mainly to gather funds for a civic old. | last week narrowly missed push- | manufactured rubberized cloth. gether.” . i ” BUY WAREHOUSE DIRECT TO YOU A 40,000 SQ. FT. 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JUNE 10, 1959 ‘Bast Germany Biaifing: About Taking West Berlin: EAST BERLIN (UPI) Communist regime, in East Ger- many- probably is bluffing when! it threatens to force the Western Allies out of West Berlin. * * * But the German Comunists do believe that sooner or later they will have a great degree of in fluence over the activities of the Allied garrisons in West and their supply. i } ip naa . Long (D-La) The Communists are less con- Asked at what point in stale- | ‘Everyone at the Geneva Con- mis there won't be another fe- jae Pregat Bush (R-Conn) pre-| *“Whathappened next?’’ he wal or Land Contracts fident about their control over mated East-West negotiations an (ference, not just Britain, but also, ceded the confirmation, jasked, It Yow-Have Reasonable Equity 17,000,000 restless East Germans. fast German - Russian peace France, now talks of things that ty * * | “He cocked the gun again.’ was! i ou - Have a ie That is the sum of impressions treaty would .be signed, Fast |were taboo before the conference,” Deeds Land to Lord Dillon will take over the post | D2 reply. ” | & Low Interest Rate gathered during a visit to East) Bertin’s Communist Party Chief said Stefan Heymann, foreign Ibut Can't Finish Deal lvacated by Christian A, Herter “And then? R to 15 Year Terms Berlin and East Germany this) Paul Verner declared, “When ministry press chief,‘'The Western) an inis ea |when he succeeded the late John We eft _ | . week and from talks with all sorts at would be, no one cap say. ga now recognize we have! TRANQUILITY, N. J. Robert | Foster Dulles as secretary of (Advertisemetn() OPERATORS ON DUTY of people ranging fron: Communist dial no fortune teller, bat we rights. tusby wants to end fighting on State. . FREE APPRAISALS 24 HOURS A DAY (SED) Party central committee won't ah ame ames gD the as - feaders are con-jearth for land se_he's deeded his| lang told the Senate that rejec- Ga $$ 9 —_ Coad x Service Ask for Mortgage Department men down to railway ticket takers “ ie ek mein sctsd We vinced that this growing recog. (24 acres to God. But there aveition of Dillon would help take} eo - and construction workers. sharks a.” sat completed i's | nition of thetr regime eventually been some complications. jaway what he called control of 3 Times Faster Relic? . Bi B r Construction Co. + & + ees will force the West Germans to To be legal, the deed must be | foreign aid by’ “‘international Wall, les eatraiae’3tones a ach omach thy ig ea When speaking for the record} The Communists still refuse to enter into a confederation with delivered in person and so ‘ar, | Street tycoons.’ « | to one minute as many tending digestive tablets. 2W H they talk though of how the Soviet believe that the West will not, East Germany. This would give said Rusby, this has been quite “ © { Get BELLAS today ‘end puta BELL” 9 est Huron wil} bac k them up in the long Hat |agree to their peace treaty de-| them a certain influence over a problem. Longs attack on Dillon was de-| . ANS, Orangeburg, W. Y. for literal free sample. OPEN FRIDAYS dnd MONDAYS TIL 9 me — The! leaders speak a lot less threaten-| itreaty with Russia, but they are|Whereby they will negotiate with minute if the Soviet army left,” vague on details and indicate it the East German regime on sup- \said a man met in the East Berlin| Tuesday, confirmed President Ei-\ne and some companions were will be the simple passage of time|Plying their garrisons in West) ‘railway station, “Even a lot of enhower’s nomination of Dillon Berlin | | West Berlin's lifelines. | ~*~ t+ +—~. of C. Douglas Dillon WASHINGTON (AP)—C. Doug- of things they say they will forbid'mands, and they think they’re! events In West Germany, where the Alliies to do. | making gains as far as winning) they now have no influence. When they're not talking propa-/S0M€ sort of recognition from the But the Communists stili worry Western powers. : 2, to * |about their own influence in East} They believe the Allies” now are! |Germany. : towards an agreement! * ‘The regime would not jast 3 | Department, The Senate, ganda the German Communist | ingly. They still maintain that East Germany will sign a separate |moving | party members could switch. But|#5 first undersecretary. A 95-min-! that will give them control over| 'Berlin. 'as long as the Russian army isiUte attack by Sen. Russell ‘las Dillon had Senate approval teday to step officially—into the: second ranking ‘job in the State Senate Confirms Bid | by a voice vote testifying in a murder trial said B Participants drew a gun and killed | and a defense by the other. 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Olym- pia from New York April 10. The cruise took ten days and included stops at Lisbon, Na- ples and Sicily. The Sekles were treated “royally’’ in every sense of the world, they reported. They were received by the King and Queen of Greece, the Arch- bishop and the Greek Premier. Mrs. Sekles, newly-elected president. of the Women's As- sociation of the Pontiac Sym- phony and first vice president of Pontiac General Hospital Auxiliary said that the entire trip was like a dream. Al- though she loved every min- ute of it, she was happy to get back to Pontiac and to see her four children, Frances, Nick Alex and Kiki. After a sendoff in New York, including a reception at the St, Moritz, they. arrived on board ship to find their cabin MRs, VIETOR crowded with flowers and tele- grams, including a warm mes- sage from President Lisen- hower. ‘PEOPLE. TO PEOPLE’ - The excursion of these Amer- ican Hellenic Educational Pro- gressive Association members (AHEPA) was in line with President Eisenhower's ‘'‘Peo- ple-to-People’ program to bring closer understanding and friendship between us and the people of other nations in, the, world. Mr. Sekles has served Ahepa in local and district of- fices and nationally as su- preme treasurer of the fra- ternity. Highlights of the trip as recalled by Mrs, Sekles in- cluded the ‘‘wonderful meals.” the enormous suite they had aboard the luxury ship and the reception they received during their entire stay in Greece. GROUP WELCOMED The excitement began when fet planes saluted them and boatloads of dignitaries came aboard before the ship docked, to extend welcome to the group. : There was a city hail re ception where the mayor in sisted on some folk dancing and a banquet attended by the U. 8S. ambasador to Greece and his wife and at which Mr Sekies was principal speaker There were tours to ancient ruins, historic sites and round of receptions and entertain ment, ' ‘. \ Perhaps the most touching was the welcome given the Greek-American group by the village of Volos. The city was badly damaged by an earth- quake in 1955 and Mr. Sekies dedicated the new, not vet com- pleted school for preventive diseases built high in the mountains beyond Ui Melee PY Mrs shower honoring Eunice Hay ard, bride-elect of Julian Baker Mrs Robert were MeClen don “a nd G Oakland Parents of the couple are M: Mrs Floyd and Mrs rande street and Mr ALVA F. FLAKE To receivé a B. S. Degree in educati¢n and natural science from Eastern Mich igan Untyersity June 13 is Alva F. Flake. The son of Mr and Mrs; Clyde V. Flake of Keegg Harbor, he will be arts and cryfts direcioy at Camp this summer, Robert Hayward = of Nace Pe aa RAISIN PEANUT BUTTER a RR. COOKIES By Mrs. Jack King 1 cup butter or margarine 1 cup peanut butter 1 cup prosetotes sugar 1 cup wm sugar fa sifted flour 1 teaspoon soda * teaspoon baking powder \q teaspoon salt 1 cup reisina, ground Mix: shortening and peanut butter and cream with sugars until light. and fluffy. Add — eggs and beat well. Add sifted dry ingredients. Stir in raisins, — Roll into bails the size cf walnuts. Then roll in granu- lated sugar. Fiatten with e@ fork. Bake 10 minutes at 375 degrees. Ee Mla ee acme ‘peneenmnees * * * Attendants announced at the shower are Shirley Hayward, the | bride-elect's sistey, mald of hen. | or; Bessie (Cianakos, Jones, Eletnor Hassentahi, bridesmaids; Linda Sundahj, | janitor bridesmaid; and Deborah | * Davis, flower girl. | Guests at the shower were Mrs. Hluward Johnson, Mrs, Paul Allen ‘Mrs. Clarence Pizzala, Mrs. Phy! ral this Sunday. lis Cremer, Mrs. Ella Sleppy, Mrs ; |Bert Barger, Mrs. L. L. Thomp Shelly Fatgenbaum and son, Mrs. Milton Hathaway, Mrs | i(seorge Hodge, Mrs Monroe Tay lor and Mrs. John Kerns. * ® * School for The children rehearse for their part in the City and Country Left to right are * School carni- Barbara Zull- Gi l fed Sel - Jean Wahr, Others were Mrs. Peter Blau Mrs. Fred Merkle, Mrs, Harold S } [ hi / EEnbody Mre Leonard Sundah! ( 1O OT. S up al TN Lv vai ‘Bride-Elect jLinda Sundahl, Bessie Gianako iMrs. Fleyd Hayward, Stephanie ; 7 |; Jean Wahr Janes, Mrs. Milford Hayward, Mrs A special feature of the City dren will have an opportunity laten Benson. |Joyce Reichard, Shirley Hayward. 4nd Country School carnival Mrs. J. W, Baker and Mrs. Rudy this year will be a water bal- | Stout let, The 12th annual scholar- ship carnival, sponsored by parents at the school for gifted children, will be held Sun- YWCA Golf Classes to Begin Thursday day from 1 to 6 pm. on the | Pontiac YWCA announces the, ®Chool grounds, located half a ; mile north of Long Lake road formation of a golf league. Open on Woodward avenue to all Y members, classes will be-| * * gin at 9 a.m. Thursday at the city The theme this year is “Western Jamboree.’ Fun for everyone in the family has been planned. An open pit bar course, Mrs, Carolyn Francis, golf! \instructor for the Y will be the jleague sponsor becue will continually broil The Y Nursery will be open at, chicken and roast beef and 9 am. for children aged 2'4) complete dinners will be served through 5 years. The day camps| throughout the day |will open June 29 for girls 8-11 There will be a variety of ‘and 12-15 years | games and prizes 6 CAMPUS OXFORD. }« the vereity tradition of smart geod feck, Cool comfort for Dad! | Brushed pigskin Great gift for Ded! Breathin’ brushed pigskin Hush Puppies! Only 12 ounces per shoe. Solid comfort: steel shank support, batioon crepe sole, Water repellent, soil resistant: they brush clean in a itty. Men's sizes 6-12 in narrow, medium and wide widths. Avail- able in a variety of styles and colors. Father's Dey Gift Certificates avaiteble. Lets him choose his own later, Like fother ... ke som Hish Pupptes else come in boys end youths’ sizes, “Shoes for the entire family” _ 20, W. Huron Street \ The chil io ride ponies, pan for gold, dig for tburted treasure and /Miscellaneous shower at the home | play cary ~ + of Mrs. A. Chester Nelson street There will be a continuous + * * show, complete with can can Joan: daughter of Mr girls at the ‘Last Chance Sa Frank Wahr of Manistee, and Paul loon son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. The carnival helps raise son-of Pioneer drive, will be mar- money each year for scholar- ried June 27. ships to assist parents who Guests at the shower were Mrs have talented children and can- Wahr, Mrs, Benson, Mrs. Ralph not otherwise afford to send (Rouse, Mrs. John Dugan, Mrs their children to the school. If you are going on a trip, have * * * 1 look at those soft little leather slippers that fold into a tiny Mrs. William leather case. Most department Claude Winter, and Mrs stores have them a corner of a suitcase —_ ne jester MOP ity A FEDERAL men's styles from | . 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Others were Mrs. Charles Borst, McCreedy, : John Hub- They tuck into! bard and Mrs. Bert Curtis of Roch-| Criss-cross Strapless 5 ———_ bride-elect of Paul] was honored at . New joraiy Fon Specializes: edding Gowns ee | | | | : ‘arrived to see _day before her wedding, clutch- Mrs. James Ginn of cusses plans for the 12th arship carnival of the City and Country ‘ ranklin dis- al schol- School with Mrs. Ray Bailey of Bir- mingham. Mrs. Ginn is cochairman of the “Western Jamboree” and Mrs. Bailey is on the committee. _in Preserving By MARY PRIME NEW YORK (UPI) — Memo to the bride: If someone spills champagne in your lap or steps on your veil, call John Van Drill. He’s been patching up wedding gowns for 25 years. Van Drill owns the Le Boeuf Co., of East Orange, N.J., which has specialized in re- storing and preserving dresses for more than 70 years. Last year, the plant processed 31,000 bridal gowns, most of them in July and August after June weddings. Few cleaners will touch a wedding dress except at own- er’s risk, Van Drill said. His firm — the first and largest of its kind — insures its work. Average cost of preserving a gown is about $35, depending on the value of the dress. — When preserved, a gown is sealed in a case, If it is worn after processing, the guaran- tee is broken. Some dresses come fo the firm decayed by age or ripped by accident. One bride-to-be Van Drill the a ing what looked\ like a rag. Her dog had got its collar caught in the dreas. The dog ran out the door and down the street, chasing a cat, By the time the sobbing girl recovered the dress, the heads were al- most gone, and the lace and satin were ripped and covered with mud and grease. Van Drill -amd his crew worked most of the night on the gown. Stains were with carbon tetrachloride and oleic acid. Then the gown was dry-cleaned. A lacemaker re- made the torn rosepoint. A seamstress reshaped the pleats and mended the satin. Oil siz- ing with a plastic base was ap- plied. Finally, the dress was pressed. The wedding took place on schedule, and the dress looked like new: In addition to bridal gowns, the firm does special jobs for museums, bridal shops’ and department stores, private customers, and New Orleans Mardi Gras Kings. Severab years ago, Van Drill restored and preserved all. the STAPP'S boys 0 pls we ae Get Your KEDS now for Camp and Home FUN! BIG LEAGUERS Boys’ suction soles. eyelets. For small boys, and big boys .... eee ee we Hi Cut with sure-footed molded Super-smooth inside toe seams. Ventilated uppers’and pull-proof medium bovs eee $his Boys’ and Girls’ CHAMPIONS Crepe -type sole. Dyo - life counter and bind. Ventifiated uppers. White and colors, and priced from . . . fram Stapp's carefully fit every pair of Keds from the crib fo grandma. Juvenile Booterie 28 E. Lawrence St (Open scare | and Friday ° te 8) . ond Family Shoe Store 928 W. Huron at Telegraph oe = Saturday | neared gowns a. ‘the. = of Arkansas governors. The gowns, some dating back to the 1800's now are on display in the state's museum at Little Rock. One customer brought in a dress made in Revolutionary War days from a calico table cloth. Another family sent in a” gown with a note urging cau- tion in handling the lace. It had been made by a male ancestor in a confederate- prisoner-of-war camp during the Civil War. CHARLES W. WIXOM Winner of the James O’Don- nell pervs Scholarship in manele ts Charies W. Wixom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wixom of Lakeland avenue. A graduate student, he was also initiated into Kappa Tau Alpha, national honorary pro- _ fessional journalism fraternity. of painful muscle Cramps isa prolonged deficiency of calcium.* Se seys.e femews decter and widely-read newspaper tolumnist, formerly with the Maye Clinic, and ether wellknown health evtherities When meals, consistently defi- cient in calcium, are fortified with DYNA-CAL Calcium Tablets, tormenting calcivendeficient muscle cramps can be promptly relieved. But don't ‘confuse OYNACAL Tablets with erdin- ery calciumphosphorus products. DYNA-CAL Teblets ¢ortain ne phosphorus which’ frequently intereferes with the ebsorption of calcium, And OVYNA-CAL Tab- fete contein a sipcial ’ eeicium inte the blood streayn quicker—bring- ing faster refiet to cramping, calcium-starveld ~ Pleasant-to-tike OYNA-CAL Tob NATURAL. HEALTH FOODS 8 Mt. Clemens St. FE 4-4601 j i! ws \ > f - |" iene. / | pe k \ Help Someone Who Can't Help Self’... Abby f / Nese . : . i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 : ‘Plenty of Ways. to Get Unbored’ Fete PTA ‘Officers at Dinner TWENTY-SEVEN * s - al® Prellier than a picture - WITH FLOW ERS DEAR ABBY: I am 28 and something: admirable about | ASKS FOR A DIVORCE. TELL caialiiee is not worki orking out. : was recently married. I her. How can I convince her HIM TO GO JUMP IN THE Yes, 1 still have my pride... Event Is Given worked in an office and mar- | that she is doing wrong? a but. another woman has my t Li In Juni ried my boss. Now he doesn’t : LAKE. I made the biggest i Gt LIncoin 4Unigr A FRIEND : husband. “FOOLISH PRIDE” ‘ ; want me to. work -any more. iar + ~~ | mistake of my life when, after . High School We have 20 children. 1 don't pe beso . yer | 36 years, my beishend told op For Reed ae a WHAT is care for cards and I’m no good nd is seeing a psychiatrist, : . a, . at sports. My nbdlahtoat fe the last thing in the world she yaoi mh — lapceiedes: EVERY TEENAGER WANTS Outgoing and incoming PTA done in two hours. I. am needs is more advice. When | . ; TO KNOW, send 2c and a board members and their one is trying to regain his emo- woman. All I was thinking ef | large, self-addressed, stamped ae healthy, ambi- cat cobin ga ~ |. was my pride. I didn't want to come pa to ABBY in of wives and husbands, were hon- tious and | tional stability through profes- | joig a man who didn’t want = ~ ored at a cooperative dinner bored stiff, | Sional help, good friends do | ine Not even for our children. aS ie ae ol Tuesday night at Lincoln J How can I not interfere. We settled everything quietly ~ * a te an A aca tead -@ — mere : * -* -* in a lawyer's office and are For a personal reply, write mior igh School. useful life? DEAR ABBY: I wish you | now legally divorced. I still | to ABBY in care of this paper. Guests for the evening were BORED | could put this in headlines: love him, Abby, and word has | Enclose a self-addressed, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Forman, D E._A R | WHEN YOUR HUSBAND | reached mé that his second ' stamped envelope. .- Mrs. Stanley MacFarlane BORE D: (from Wisconsin) and Nerman There are in- - . Kuijala, ’ stitutions for * ~x* * * : JUDITH BISHOP the aged, re- / ; Amy.Hogle Unit re Os . Mrs. Leroy Koch gave the tarded ch il- S Our wn qu ° The engagement of Judith invocation and Mrs. George dren, the blind Pp ig esents Recital Ann Bishop of Sanderson Gray, outgoing PTA presi- and veterans. There are young street, daughter of Mr. and dent, introduced officers who mothers who never see the Mrs. David C. Mowers of De- served for the 1958-59 scheol bottom of the ironing basket and old folks who need help in tending their homes. Church groups, youth groups and Red Cross! If you want to be happy troit, to James D. Brennan is announced. Mr. Brennan is the son of -Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brennan of Homestead drive. | year. Mrs. Fred Goines, new PTA president, introduced mem- bers of her board for the Music students of Amy Hogle! it Life Is Boring | ee Northern High were presented in a recital Tues-| Visitor from another country, into’ ‘day evening at the Little Theater ‘your home? By RUTH MILLETT - Pranee Fional COMPANY TWO DAILY DELIVERIES TO DETROIT AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS ! How leng has it been since y ou-, of Pontiac Northern High School. No wedding date has beer set ming year. wie Samet ame tackled wb you were a lite) ade a tp wo the Urary to get ofatihants Included. Chiine peta oe — lafraid 2, instead at ooking sagen deg a tne srt ba oe Outland and Shirley Kath, Jody Pre_Prom Part president, met with the pro- * * * ,books to read up on a subject thu _Schmuker, and Miss Hogle, Roddy. y gram committee after the din- around for-an excuse to get out of DEAR ABBY: What happens” |going it? an g suddenly caught your interest? to a 21-year-old girl who i dreams of kissing her boy- Invited a stranger, perhaps @ing friend every night, but when he asks her to kiss him, she Held Saturday Lucile Seibert of Doris ner to plan the programs and set dates for meetings for the coming year. Attending this meeting were Mrs. Oltesvig,. Mrs. Goines, ‘Beer, Susan Reutter, Wendy. Bor- Tracked down an old friend you deaux, Robert Segula, Linda Mc- hadn't heard from in years? 'Clellan, Vickie L. Gaylord, Ricky) oad and | Sat down and tried to figure | ‘Beer, Tom Ojay, Erika Weidner, her escort Paul Uopland enter-| out how to make your home more ‘Cheryl Hight, Dianna Giles and tained friends at Miss Seibert’ s. refuses. DIANE convenient and attractive and | Lynne Segula. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. James Brown, | DEAR DIANE: NOTHING! | VHX . how te overcome the small an-| Others were Florence Stormer, ‘home for a pre,ssrom party Sat- vtrs. Norman Kuijala and Ber: — i + » DEAR cae r h ASA, | | moyances that keep irritating |soparno; Karen Cowger, Martha|“"d8y sets . | til A. Benson. t OA fi: ave a ‘ you? ‘McCoy, Dawn Hubner, Cynthia) y * | a HAIR FASHIONS 1959 ire th b friend who needs help. She is \ iL a h 7 G lc were P Grant. M . | BOA SS NS... lyod require the base a. Rated yourself an the kind of|Humphrey, Tom Griesen, Lynn) Guests were Penny Grant, Mi- Conval j : TIER zood looking and smart and ; ¢ job you ae doing, whether you] Ferguson, Gail Ludwig, Deborah 'chael Ny®erg, Jane Rathbun, Lysle. Geel of a PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT. very talxed up- (Three broken a ah! a are a working woman or a home-|Teague, Nancy _Rindfusz, Judy|Basingér, Nancy Walker, Jay Hois-; William Gorsline of Putnam C ALLIE’S BE AUTY SHOP marrnees at the — of 27!) 2 gas fH maker or a combination of the/0’Dea ,Marvin Barnhart, Marcel ingt Sharen . Nelson Michael | avenue is convalescing at his 4 + ee ahi ont te ane Be r) r two? de Raleigh and Marian Beer, so- \G win, Carolyn McBurney and home following major surgery 116 North Perry FE 2-6361 Frets 5 2 Pi her psychiatrist. She has no may i ‘| F Decided to work toward a distant |PF@"°- ‘Kenneth Dextrom. at _Henry Ford Hospital. morals whatsoever. but there is -\H\rt |goal? a a ne — Went over your outside activities with a critical eye, determined) 4 Se ee a eee ae ae ¥ : to drop any one of them that didn't CONTACT LENS | EERO) joter your reat enjoyment or a vense SPECIAL PORCHASE. : a 0 of satisfaction? - INFORMATION || - | . Made the first gesture of friend- * and. = fi ‘ship toward a new neighbor? | TRIAL FITTING © tore ey nee ee ea <2) \/| HITE. | | \ T | | ‘ wh se rere e : Said of an evening out, “This| e Pretty, Packable / Pontiac Optical | + : was fun. 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Indeed, the Duke of Edin- burgh looked anything but hap- py as he strode down the gangway of the Britannia air- liner from his 36,000-mile world tour, - His smile was forced. The greeting he gave to the Queen . and to his 10-year-old son, Prince Charles, seemed strained. He had a distant, preoccupied air, GOOD REASON If the princely nose was out of joint, there was good reason for it to be. During his ab- sence on royal business both of his children had been il!, and : Princess Anne was 4atil] re- covering from chicken pox at Windsor Castle. Prince Philip had missed the Queen's birthday by one week. He had also’ missed spending the Faster holidays with his young son who was home from boarding school * * * Ife must have felt very much “out of touch,’ both as hus- band and father The glum look ts one that Prince Philip wears increasing- ly. Canadians and Americans may catch a glimpse of if dur- ing the Duke « unguarded fno- ments when he accompanies the Queen on her Canadian tour starting June 18. * * * The glum look has prompted soine people to wonder if, after all, rumors of a rift in the royal marriage do not have some basis in fact. Two years ago these rumors gained wide currency But more often the question is asked TIRED OF JOB? Is Philip growing tired of his job? For it is not only a look, but an attitude. Newsmen as- signed to tag along behind the Duke find him more-and more peevish, irritable. Not tong ago when Prince Philip was in a London store, a woman called out to him in Greek, ““May God grant you long life.” Philip swung around. stared at the woman coldly and snapped in English, “1 do not speak Greek.” A trivial incident but indicative of an ing edginess on the part. perhaps, Increns Duke's * * * Undoubtedly, the Duke's en forced absence from home on Commonwealth | business ac- counts for much of his trrit- i i + | yearin the past three years. Hunting trips, factory inspec- tions, speaking engagements at home keep him constantly on the go. x *« * By the end of this year he «will have been away from nena BR a eae pron oreens To observers, I t-week tour. ® Meeting Closes Season St. Michael Altar Society held its final meeting until fall ‘Tuesday evening at the parish hall. + Mrs Blanche Blust = an nminced the St Rose Unit would have a bake sale June 26. Members of the unit will alse have a house party and meeting at the home of Mrs Ftobert Gallo of Tose court June 23 Mrs Gayle Coulson. chair man of Little Flower Unit, an nounced a cooperative wilh be teld at the parish hall June 16 wp per St. Monica Unit will combine jte June meeting with a card party at the home of Mrs Hoy Tathan) on Lawson diive in Lake Orion Mrs George Michaels, mem- hership chairman, reported a total of S01 members to date | Hennin-Larson Nuptials Performed at Rochester St. John Lutheran, Roches ter, was the setting for the Saturday evening wedding of Eloise Marie Larson of Ro- chester and Marvin L. Hennin The Rev. Walter C Gerken officiated at the double-ring rife in the presence of 200 guests Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Alester Larsen of Rochester and Mr. and Mrs Willard Hennin -of Midvale street The bride wore a gown of embroidered sheer with a fit ted bodice featuring a square neckline and long tapered sleeves with shoulder capping of embroidery. The dress was fashioned with a basque waist, bouffant skirt of gathered riuf- fles and a chapel train. Her headpiece was of imported flowers in a crown shape, worn with a fingertip veil of silk French illusion, and she held a cascade of white roses ‘with stephanotis and ivy on a vihite Bible ; * * * Carole Bird of Rochester at tended as maid of héno Bridesmaids. were Stirley Bauer of Drayton Plains. Phy} lis Oberg ‘and Charlotte-Clann han, both of Rochester, and Sharon Hennin, sister of the bridegroom The atfendants wore pin! blue, yellow, orchid and green respectively in nylon sheri featuring scooped necklines, fitted waists and bouffant skirts handed in) emlioidery with velvet inserta of ribbons Each wore a matching “hat trimmed in sequins and held matching floral arrangements. Flower girl was Diana Wed- pure eal MES. MARVIN HENNIN dle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Weddle She WAR gowned in a pink floor length frock and carried pink rose petals in a basket * * * Robert WeddHe war best man Ushers were William Ray, Duane Schurtz, Robert Muenstermann and Bruce Lar «on of Rochester, brother of the bride tiordon — Bird of was Ting bearer For a teip to St Lois, Mo, the Mrs. Hennin changed loa paisiey® print sheath with » white waffle weave coat and wore white with a corsage of white roses, The Rochester new ACCESSOrFiIes couple wht reside tn Hitnots. *- Prince | | | | ability. His absences total one , home 177 days, or nearly six months. [ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 - ‘c | Naturally royal family life | has suffered. But it is not only the unnaturaliness of his fami- ly life that irks Prince Philip. It is the monotonous stream of criticism which awaits him al home that causes the Duke's sam MEER Philip's smile seemed forced when he returned to England recently from a cy Refreshments at the meet- ing were served by members of the St Gerard Unit. Host- esses were Mrs. Francis O'Con- ner, Mrs. Charles Loubert, | Mrs. Robert Brehmer and Mrs James Baldwin | Individuals Vary jost His- Zest? attends ‘church services regu- larly), of corrupting the na- tion's morals. Every time the press pub- lishes a photo showing his re- ceding hairline. his mail bulges with suggestions on curing baldness. Every time the Duke loses his temper (usually when his privacy is invaded by sight- seers) the whole world hears about it. ; Prince’ Philip is said to be ~ extravagant, although he has done his best to modernize Buckingham Palace and to put the other Crown estates on a paying basis. When he used both a des- troyer and a Royal Air Force plane to take him 600 miles to a polo match at Windsor not long ago, there was a fearfyl outcry in the British press. * * * Of a more serious nature are the criticisms which Lord Beaverbrook's newspapers lev- el at Prince Philip. Playing upon anti-German feeling which is still strong here, the Beaverbrook press never miss- es an opportunity to remind its readers of Prince Philip's foreign origin. The Duke is not without his defenders. His keenness in sci- entific matters, his knowledge of and interest in labor-man- agement problems, have earned him nothing but praise. He is the outspoken foe of the Smug Set, which he de- fines as “the smtgly satisfied, that great body which exer- cises its power by inertia.” Stil the carping continues. They account for much of the glumness that North Ameri- cans may have occasion to observe during the coming Canadian tour Rowena Margaret, to Albert D. _ | Air Force Lt. | Ur, and Mrs, | Student League _of Musicale Meets:for Picnic. A picnic Sunday, afternoon at the Winterberry drive home of Paul Eicher closed the sea- their daughter,| on forthe Student League ‘of Tuesday Musicale. * ¥ * The host played several dou- ble bass selections, and an im- PE. 4-712 eee ROWENA M. HAR > William promptu string quartet made I up of Karen and David Eicher, Russe Martha Kurzweil and Mary Meyer, son of, Slowik provided the program. the Russel H. | Award * vom, 1 7 Mey ward winners were Bar- Mey rs © f | bara Payne, Dianne LaBair, Pine Lake, | and Margaret Moreau. The wedding | __ Mrs. Lester Snell and Mrs. * wedi 8 | Lyndon Salathiel have served will take place} 95 counselors. Showered With Gifts Honor Local Judith M. Bassett, bride-elect of ‘Herbert F. Bauer Jr. was honored |at a shower given at the home of M Mrs. David Edstrom of Maceday ,|M Lake. M Parents of the couple who will M \be married Aug. 22 at All Saints M Church are Mr. and Mrs. Russell'M Bassett of East lroquois road and Jersey, Mrs. Frank Wood and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bauer of Sierra Clinton Wood both of Harrison. Madre, Calif. | Guests at the shower were | Mrs. Russell Bassett, Ethel Bas- | sett, Vera Bassett, Mrs. D. L. | Brown, Mrs. Louis Cole, Mrs. | Maitiand Comb, Mrs. Barney | Habel, Mrs. Charles Hayner, | Mrs. W. R. Eames, Mrs. Paul | D. Hammond, Mrs. C. 0. Miller, ‘Mrs. F. L. Shield, Mrs. Fritzl Stoddard and Mrs. C. R. Sauer. * * * Other were Mrs. Goodloe Rogers, ‘Mrs. Ray Taylor, Mrs. H. M Thateher, Mrs. C.H. Purdy, Mrs. | iD, R. Wilson, Mrs. Charles Wood, [Mrs. Harry Windiate and Mrs.| John Windiate a | Vacation Together, Apart? | Bride-Elect —====— Out of town guests were Mrs. | Frances Chic of Hat Spoiled by Gesture thrown back: of them actually knew for sure. j i ida / July 6in | SS VEY * New Orleans. Nadon’s —_ for Juniors ‘} Sizes 5 to 15 Miracle Mile Shopping Genter Beauty Clinic by Edythe McCulloch OLD” MANNERISMS Rid yourself of mannerisms that add years to your ar. There ate s» many little things’that add years to ap- oye emit Make a mental note of 4 and avoid them: Y “Dropping” your weight into a chair. Ps a Blackstock of Detroit, | rs. Thomas Edwards of Detroit, ' rs. Emmett Hollingworth and rs. Jack Stevens both of Flint, . Telegraph at Ggeare ke Ra. rs, R. J. Kvitek of Birmingham, | *™ &-®?? Open Daily ‘tH 9 P. M. Children’s Shop Miracle Mile Shopping Center | 4 Pidget, 2. Jutting your head (fand shoulders) forward. Cock- ing your head. 3. Stooping over from the waist to awkwardly pick up an article. mumble, lack of interest, wandering mind. Watch for aging mannerisms and add to this list yourself. Phone Edythe McCulloch Beauty Shoppe, FE 2-7431 608 Pontiac State Bank rs. Wayne Longair, of Clarkston, |--——__—_— ob fb hn jh he bt be bb it be nb bb he he hh hha haha handle ~wwrrYTYvreYY rs. Elmer Pettengill of -New ee | eA Pa Pada hadnt tink tn he a ht A Me et ti de he th tin tin By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: A few months ago I was the maid of honor in a friend's wedding and wore a small hat which had a veil on it that came to about the tip of my nose. Just i Bi Db bi bi bi hh hi a hi hi i he i hi hi hi he on hi hi hn wv PPP PPP PPP IP IPOD AO OO ODOC EOC OTE From Everywhere The Smart Set Shop Rochester’s North Hill Plaza OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS ’til 9 FREE PARKING FOR 850 CARS TEN STORES ROCHESTER and TIENKEN ROADS Boys’ and Girls’ Wear Linda Lee Shop Mercury Cleaners D. J. Healy Shops Mary Jane Shoes before I started down the aisle I lifted this veil back over the hat. , ‘Several of my friends have told me that I was entirely wrong to have done this and that only the bride's veil is others thought it was all right. However, none 1 would definitely like to know discussing Various family vacation not overlook is that age-old ques tion == whether husbands and wives. By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN This week in the column T am should vacation separately or to gether. aspects of the and one we should I interviewed a distinguished psy- chiatrist about this and about va- jcations generally, His immediate iresponse, as you may get mad af us if we print this conversation!” confirms the way I have always felt. Fortunately my mother was kind enough to stay with our children when my husband and | went on vacations, but If she had not been, 1 would have prefefred to stay at home until the chil- dren were older." Doctor: ‘Sure. You will get let ters saying things like, ‘Daddy, doesn't ever get to see the chil-! dren’ and ‘The children would feel left out’ and ‘The family must do} things together,’ but I stand firm) At this point I sald: “Of course, |on this one anyway. Husbands and) doctor, you know a lot of people wives must have some time away | from the children for a good mar- | riage. | fof future reference, whether I was right or wrong.” - Answer: It seems to me that throwing back the veil you describe would have ruined the chie of your hat and it would have been better to leave it ag it was. “Dear Mrs. Post: I have been told that it Is never proper to intreduce anyone as ‘‘my Watch for KAREN’S Anniversary Carpet Sale COMING SOON “PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 112 S. Saginaw, Eagie Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available {2 Day or Evening Classes Write, phone or call in person for Free Pamphlet PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 may imagine, |was that whether or not a couple! should vacation separately or to-| gether was dependent on the in-| dividuals, But why don’t you ‘‘listen in’ on| part of our conversation, | Doctor: “It depends on how the husband and wife get along together; whether they have fun together and whether or not they “enjoy the same things.” Josephine Lowman: “Don't you think it is most offeg the husband who dei tien it ts Da yetor {true ides what sort of a vaca going to he?” Yes, I think that ts probably because the woman) | has more leisure in her daily life} to do things she wants to, while} a husband normally does not have! ‘as much free time" ‘ } Doetat | } Josephine Lowman: “Are there | any general mistakes which you feel fotka make tn their vaca- tions?" Yes | feel very strong ly about one! Couples should leave their small children at home until! they are old enough to add some thing to the vacation and get some thing out of if themselves It is ho vacation for the parents to drag their small fry about. ft is twice as much trouble taking care of them away is Josephine to hear from home than it at home Lowman vou say that because it! “T am glad) odie Mother and child—uit's a pretty pteture. Whey spoil it’ by faking Baby ona long, trip. uncomfortable Its no fun for the | parents—or the children. | “As for the over-all planning for! a vacation, that depends on the this is that by calling one | 5 individual, too. Some people plan| person a friend it implies that N OTE ‘ahead for every step they are, the other is not. Will you igoing to take and every breath) please tell me if this is cor- | they are going to breathe.” rect?”’ Josephine Lowman: “It sounds to me like more deadlines te — \ meet,’ Doctor: ‘But they enjoy it. They) ‘would not enjoy it any other way.! They are the compulsive type | Then there are those wlfo like to, jand go where they wish and stop troducing one friend to another young friend you would say, When introducing a friend to a near relative, amble off without definite plans! say, “This is my friend Mary.” | friend.” The reason given for | Answer: What you were told s quite true and when in- trip... “Mary Smith — John Jones." WE'RE SURE YOU KNOW A GOOD BUY WHEN YOU SEE ONE. . . so when we go on a buying we hunt out the bargains for you.. . Here are but two examples of the values you'll tind SHOPPING FOR SHOES AT... you might \when they wish and stay as long or for as short a time any place they want to at the moment. Then,| of course, lots of people are in between these two extremes.” Well, that gives you an idea of our conversation And [ hope it | gives you some ideas about vaca- itions. Incidentally, the psychiatrist | preferred to remain anonymous. ‘I guess he preferred to have me lanswer all the mail! * * * Tomorrow: “A Home Vacation Can Be Fin — And It's Relaxing, Too.' | Georges-Newporls lewelry Dept. 74 North Saginaw St. To th By Popular Request... We Are Continuing Our May Special for the Summer Months — June, July, August TONY?’S $10 Budget | 3] 50 Permanent Complete WITH Set AND Haircut For Appointment Call FE 3-7186 Mere Summer Savings All. Other PERMANENTS 20% ont| : : | “ Tony 8 Beauty and Barber Shop Main Floor — Riker Bldg. — FE 32-7186 | KNEE- HIGH Nylons e Scamitts, or @ 81th seams $1.00 Here's vour choice of mer-time favorites in sheer nvlon hosiery! Perfect qual- ity, of course. Neumode Hosiery Shop &2 N, Saginaw sum- FE 2-7730 ARPEGE Cologne—Perfu LINGERIE BEACH WEAR JEWELRY 700 West XS { > us AG wee! 2 a oz é 2, Graduate oS Matched Sleepweor Swimsuits, Hats, Robes By Hobe G& Ballet Jewels 1) ¢. 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DUCKWITZ Walled Lake Correspondent WALLED LAKE — gradyating seniors, “who face of to Parents used after the with the hours mencement exercises far . \ “yy More will appre hension, have a happier pros t this they he a uke pec year ndering ple ijé r « Cat where oung pe will kno ' Hoaipating inoan all class continue until The idea for the party, the first in this bmimediate area, originated: last fall when moth seniors miormal their thoughts oa They wanted their to have «a good thie but didn't like the idea of them driving frown one epen house another. They also didn't unchaperened hotises ers of several Ivy expressed the subject young people to like open Nryoothae y pede calin th parts for ever would ; ili ani still poe fy have the they chestred * * * Frank nem nt acre sas oso enthtintaste idea that her daughter, Marge of the Senior Fixe obtained permission t idea lo the Cyr dst PVOD Le Hothe gia tithes Huis, atu) se tile tainnient Woot abutil # member Board entire the students recogiced ita val ue and they themselves decreed the party would be just for ‘he Class of (50 — no dates, no guests. It would be the last time they would be together as a class so they wanted to heep it a closed party With student ipport, fetter were sent fo all) senior parent them to participate Mit " Wing , ] hoemer also orgamzed a telepheorn committee «po that the parents of each oof the MY) opiciteates Contacted pea anal + * The response was terrific Mrs Roemer suid Parents attended meehngs volunteered their services and contritutions began pourime ny Tt was dearly understood that thie ibility of lie parents ta do nate should nat kee pany student hottie Now with comutesacement scheduled for & p.m. tomorrow, all is in readiness for the party which Will fettow> The commit tees have attended to all details to thuke this party one long te be remetubercd and perhaps to «eet a tradition fo be fottowed by future classes \ seen) as the ry and wd chart epi Huatehy ott { thy uniter Mrs Robert Sone wall o least oO) reyistered voters Auburn Heights Club mittee in charge of the program fist Church of Royal Oak, located * * * ‘ said that, as long as the pro. at 3oG \. Main St Ihnen I] be » ties vind Plans Dinner, Cards gram would eoser the - entire * * * ee ee AUBURN HRIGHI the Ay. Bechester Community Se hoo! Lester Swan, authority on bio ~ * * : , ' \ District, it would seck approval logreal control, will show a col- Arthur Hesiyy prestdes “un et : ! ue a of the ordinance from both the preg film supplemented by col Bourd: Russel) Taylor eretin “ | oa Ales Avon and Oakland Township jored slides. The film, made by nd) fore dinrold) Morr hrapstes one ps | ) are | 5 a HKoard« the Biological Control Laboratory ate Whe “mien, haee sens) wi) i aug im ie " esse tor th The Avon Township aoard Of the University of Calrfornia, is e dinner howil followed by a passed a similar’ measure at its CM ted ‘Natural Control of In ‘ : hort tyusine meetir May 27 meeting xe¢1 Pests.” Kiove are now her tn The public is unvited to jem men * & = = * find defects in lows and | in wo§ pin for an evenmy of A special election is beity teld The meeting is open to the Niniters pinochle “in Oakland Township today to de- public Jack Benny to Evlogize HOLLYWOOD (AP) Jack Benny will delive: the = eulogy Thursday at memorial services for veteran motion picture direc tor Charles Vidor at Wilshire Boulevard Temple. Vidor, 58, died last week in Vienna where he was a | Se a ~, “"* fo Ar ‘ &.* — Pontiag Preas Phote CLARKSTON HIGH SCHOOT More tha itendent Dr oT. FO Greene and construction 100 workmen are swarthing t the Ff) ets chumeer tdward Powell book over progress xe hool building site, as the new pillar chat ide since voters approved the school bond high school begins to take shipe Schools pre by a vt, to] margin Clarkston High School Rises CLS Lhe Ub sue oer te in tl “Dew? section of fiwn ot hitersalls Wlhive with retegty ows the mow oy million dollar bigh sehdol begins to rise out of the cleared landscape * * * Duo oof the giv’ units How are outlined against the sky, and more than 60 per cent of the footings and , underground funnels have been completed since voters ap proved the school bond isstie at a special election May b Ht is expected that the new high. school building will acecomuimne date 1,000 pupils in grades 10 through 12. There are 18 general classreamas and special eclence, binlogy, chemistry, art,’ business education, homemak ing, music dad shap rooms in cluded in the plans. * * * A gviihasium for tors, a JS-seating capacity tomum, cafeleria, kitchen, . library and administrative affices all will physics, 000 specta audi on 70-Acre Site he furntsbed wilt ire VOT latest by the Board ef Education some equipnient vecording to Schools cme kite this month Supt. Dro L. FO Gree * * * Provisions bave been made for future expansion of the high DRIVE-IN cchool right on the same huge site which was purchased by a THEATRE . far-sighted Roard of Education for $16,000 jn toe that the same property would prob itl cost beprween $150.000 to $o00 IMM) Fooed g Greene estimated The school present overloaded high will be weed as a junior high school after the new boild ing completed = and nine operation in inh has heen ready for wi) piepils in School There wome Clarkston Community District at the present time. Based on past enrollment trends, theré will be an estimated 4,600 pupils \Witending Clarkston schools within He next. four years, Greene said ‘Bide for” driveways, sidewalks and parking lotg will be accepted: Ae the Raymond Massey | making a movie, Interment will ‘be ‘at the Ilome of Peace Mauso reum Milford Job's Slate Installation Rite Hn a DAVI Installation of of SBURG |Gicers of Milford Bethel. 68, Int. inational Order of . Will be held at 8 at the Davisburg Woodfill will be installed as jored queen Jobs Daughters, Saturday Jenn Pp tT} Temple hon * * Patricia retiring queen, will serve as installing iqueen, assisted by past honored |queens from Rochester Bethel 51. | * * * Other officers to be installed will Trask, honored be Darlene Duke, senior pripces< Martyn St. Charles, junior prin ‘cess: Gloria Revnolds. guide: Bon nie Ashton, marshal: Lylia Livers chaplain, Marian Smith, recorder Sherr, Tiart treasurer; Helen Rell, librarian: Sara Peterson, sen- jior custodian: Judy Elmore, jumor custodian: Sally Bell Pamela Wenver. outet Susan (,oit inner guard guard: and musician * * * Messengers will be Susan ton, first: Kim MeCraner Janet Tlines, third fourth. and Susan Parks. Bu second Carol Major fifth / meet Bible School Planned FOUR TOWNS Bible School at Methodist Church sion from 9 am 1S to “FH Mis Vacatiog Towns The Four will be in to Noon Carl Damos mnounced The hool is open to youngsters four years old, RCS daily June today ind up If transportation is needed pat ents are requested ta contact Mrs Damos, who lives at 5T3 Wood bridge - Rd MA 4-3135 NO ADS on THIS Screen—Just Entertainment PrrrerrTerrrrrTTTeTeTTTree Sl A lt Mi Paramount 7° IN . SCARED STIFF: ee Se ee POV eT Te la til iM he tt ry — GETS HONORARY DEGREE — The man who recently played a leading ie in promoting and building the Romeo Communify Youth and Civic Center, Walter F. Sheetz, right. receives. an honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities from titute of Detroit. his ber, left, president. Lawrence — In Technology, Sheetz, who lives in Roméo and is president of the C. Mahon Co., Detroit, is shown receiving t.. ree from Edward Spéncer, treasurer of the Detroit Edison Co., and institute board mem- before E. George Lawrence, institute onor 2 Girls or Posters On€ Bloomfield Twp. VUIELFORD — School junior, is hastily making t irst: ther Preparations to spend six weeks Student Firs , O he Beigium, She will sail from Gets Special Mention New York on the S$. S. Zuider- kritis on June 18 WEST BLOOMFIELD To Carole, TT-year-old daughter of SHIP Donna Sehwind, 16seat the James F Hagertys of White old daughter of Mr. and Mis. Rob- Lake. is the recipient of an Amer- ert Schwind of 27930 Glenbroke st der the Summer Program Miractne, brown eved Carole Hagerty, Milford High jcan—Field Service fellowship un- Milford High Junior to Sail for Belgium on F ellowshi p Keego Harbor fas been awarded first prize for the poster she sub Although Carole received word mitted in the West Bloomficld in April that she had been ac Township Library Board contes!. cepted for the ‘program, it was Hens Servdariin, ti. dauckt only one week ago she learned of Me and Mrw (Carl Se roan ber destination. of 330 Wand’s Point Rd Orehard' She will leave Detroit Metropoli- Lake received honorabl): HeHHON tan Airport on June 16 aecom- in the competition panied hy three other AFSers from Both Donna and Betty are the area. They afe Janet Howe students of West Bloomfield of Holly whe wt!l go to Great High School. Sun, Sees Mumphy of West Bloomfield, going to Sweden and The library contest: wae open patricia Cobb. Farmington, whose CAROLE HAGERTY to all students of the Township destination is Norway ae ~ enrolled in grades 9 through 1 * * * tt haul © the Talnars a ee at the suggestion of returning ue Board, it was designed to increase oh * Gigeras _ am ee Thro ens awareness of residents of the com: oq juniors. from hist school: Had. ld 1roug rout the summer the lq- munity of the facilities offered by ticipating in the foreign oe ; ae AS chapters as well as the its Wbraries, a Library Board oetarans ti aren os nar . na New York office will be in con- spoke man said tod i : + Nn . } . . — — wets these students summer living with a family and their families. while the Eu- The Main labrary at ‘01 Or- abroad. Tt was instituted in 1959. ropean AFS committees will also ehard Lake Aye. and the Branch + =o maintain. personal contact with Libra located at 7200 Cedar them Bank in Wesfacres are the two : = sii facilities open to the township Old 3713 on Last Run "(Advertisement FITCHBURG, Mass. (AP)—Old dete ent 713, Jast Boston & Maine steam jncomoative, has-gone into retire softened Da ughters wo hotise The recreational \ akeheld engine left the round vere Tuesday on a one-way park at hands and soothed with medicated, fast-acting RESINOL ¢ tawoum LANOLIM NOw! Thru FRIDAY Ww. Sart Ciecyit 1t:00 A.M. to 1 P.M. ” 25¢ o. AN WoODE Let Meeting at New Hudson NEW HUDSON The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Néw Hudson Methodist Church will for a luncheon Thursday at 12:30 p.m, at the church. Instalie tion of officéra, will take place The rough-tough Boss of che Waterf&iont JAMES CAGNEY and the Doll Anything Smal] BS. oot @ COLOR COMMERC THE BIG DRIVE-IN SOUTH END of UNION LAKE RD Bring a Car Load for $1 HAVE FUN! Sorotny MALONE A MAN PAST FAITH... A WOMAN PAST INNOCENOE! “2" DEBORAH KERR: YUL BRYWNER - MUTOLE UTVAKS “==> THE JOURNEY wove ROBERT WORLEY 6 MAASAL JASON ORANG iN METROCOLOM « AN ALE PICTURE HIT No. 3-’DEVIL’S CANYON’ vere SOUTH END UNION LAKE ROAD AT HAGGERTY EM 2-0661 OPEN 7 P. M. with res Rebertscd STARTS THURSDAY - ALL COLOR SHOW ett) | / | | | Say | h, ) | / . / , eq } : A Ui ' d t . fal f é ! ¢ f | | ‘ ; j f } , : = I A : j ~ . es | ‘¢ hiss PUN TEAC PRESS, WED N MSVAYN, J UNE 10, 1959 . ] THIRAY-ONE. - Should Become’ ‘mates of the St... Louis cay Hollywood Headlines ‘Ag Michi an to L | India, the world's leading pro- Russia in the first four months of y wes: "Jal, and waiting list is expected gan to Lease F Seller at Prison = ieviop wa oe oe on a a Khan to Receive Ferry Docl at Straitd | ucer of cashew nuts, sold tlt. compared with 100,000 a. all s has been established for in-| Doors.” J tes e Highway Départment today an-.- arene for Queen Liz, Entourage, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)—An| nounced leasing agreements tor'f . : 1 jundergraduate affectionally called) ~% = the eg a at Phone : By LOUMLLA ©. PARSONS (Mrs. Harry) Cohn with Eugene,” by his. classmates gets his jy. stale’ wil ‘om GL 215 for || ORlando . LOUIS A library of 500) tts title: ion can hen, es Chicago Pp lans Big Hello: Degree at Harvard » ' RES ie - ms A fifty = of bi nuts to!1957. | Y i STARTS : HOLLYWOOD—I said “goodbye” Enders, the Red Buttons, Curt bachelor of arts degree Thursday use of the docks by the Arnold 3-2683 ae safté ‘mse to Chicago on the wave of the Jurgenses and Greer Garson, just at Harvard College's 308th com- Line and Straits Transit Inc. | DRIVE-IN THEATER DIXIG HIGHWAY (US.10) biggest “hetio*—ever—planned- eng oo ee gro Tex2S-mencement.— ——______1________,_The__Highway Department _ an- | THE FAMIL its history—the- arrival of Queen e shes Deen wi r aling| * * *& nouncement follows a promise by we ii SS ee. oo — 0% Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Buddy Fogelson. Buddy is much’ “K's” formal title is His High- the State Waterways Commission ay een Snenane Roadster bse than es ; . aboard their private yacht, on improved since that serious autc- ‘“~ Khan IV } that there will be an effort to en- ‘ ; Ee Ee EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING! July. 6. . mobile accident. . nema the Aga e ! ‘ apirtinal courage industrial development in NOW! thru THURSDAY! Gene Kelly was in and out of x* * * leader of some 20 million Ismaili ,,, Straits area. New York in a flash, but not before Poor Christine Carere has her Moslems. Unforgettable Adventure - Romance Had hanes to lek hes wry troubles what wither career In| i ACADEMY AWARD ~ on exci over the -,offer m the t is in his ied as Imam In A Land Unknown” Paris obera to be the first Ameri- eel booming. along and her i wnadie East sect that he Bill Hikes Tax can ever invited to choreograph MSband, Philippe Nicaud. scoring nas donated to Harvard $50,000 to and stage a ballet there next June. in a hit play, “The Reclining establish a 10-year program of : Figure” in Paris. The French scholarships, preferably for stu- Lif Fj | He isn’t exactly’ set on his | | theme, but he thinks it will be a [thie enforced eeecracione, about idents of his faith on ie Irms i BEST ACTOR of the Year | modern ballet set to Gershwin | enforced separations. ‘| To Aga Khan's gift, Harvard is | music. * * expected to put in another $50 Best Supporting Actress of Year A tel in Snapshots of Hollywood, Chicago) on to make a scholarship one Would Up Levies From I semen aneeeenaaesier menmecnnr eneenenieenienenmentememmeennritnemnemeteinmmimnammemmntereae mmm neammenential mong some egrams awaiting and New York collected at ran-| lof $100,000 available in the next Insurance Companies by THE MOST EXCITING CAST WN THE BOLDEST STORY EVER FILMED! /me at the Waldorf Towers was one dom: ‘from Sam Spiege) with news that! -decade for students from Pakie-| 60 Per Cent A ! t he's. signed Mercedes McCam- _,Apparently even the saving the|tan, India, the United Arab Re- ‘bridge to play Elizabeth Taylor's - Frank Ross -Joan Caulfield mar- public, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Leba- -wagincron iUPD~A int fomegl an omg Mires —— riage. He's dating pretty brunette non, Jordan, Iran, East Africa, in- }youse-Senate conference atthe icedes happened to be vacationing sn Mare cluding Kenya, Tanganyika, aad tee today hammered out a com- here in London—and we could get ‘The many times postponed Jeff da and Zanzibar. ‘promise bill which would boost her.”” Chandlers divorce finally gets ® . The Aga Khan, 22, who succeed- income taxes on life insurance * * * court calendar date—June 29. ed his late grandfather Aga Khan Khan) ompanies wd about 6 per cent Another, wire — David Janssen; The widow of Lou Costello ac- III as Ismaili, Moslem leader while Pia bal would ee | (that dashing private eye of “‘Rich--companies her daughter, Carole-a- _sophomore—at—_Harvard, an. “UStry to Ba Pe Ol rec - | ard Diamond") inked his contract Costello, every night to Ye Little nouncéd the scholarship plan in in parece - = sheen aan with Joseph Schenck Enterprises Club where Carole's just opened aa formal statement distributed by car Tc’ (ae ra iad ade - for a brand new TV series, “The ‘Singing engagement, , the college news service. . mt ‘5 thot hes ben Racers.” If you ask me, my good | ea eae : ——- einen | OMpOrary formu a as n in effect in recent years. friend Joe has himself a winning 4 ‘star in Mr. J... Gov. Long Sick for Months, Says Wife r . high JAPANESE SHOW pe ~~ fo quiring the industry to pay the ; F And, a third message — Shirley) S B kd Ww ( g regular 52 per cent coorporate This is Rima... i MacLaine's husband, Steve Park-. aw Tea own omin rate on a larger proportion of ~— ; er, is importing a spectacular’ its investment income and on “sian a girl as mysterious | ee ee tee ee NEW YORK (UPI) — The wife time to rum for re-election ay about half of is Cae r — —_____—___— ! Ss. * as she was beautiful! New Frontier) in July. of Louisiana's Gov. Earl Long, severser of Louisiana. cC have been tax free. NOW! Sg OME FEDERAL 3° 085) Dean Martin is much more of a ‘said she knew her husband's Mrs. Long said that about six Sraideis ‘Tiamnwer's Gnianced Thru. Th °OAK LAND: ) sentimentalist than his wisecracks breakdown was coming eight Weeks ago she noticed his condi- | ae Cee a © Coneree Thru. Thur. Gao would lead you to believe. the aao when he became so (tion eas getting eo bad that be "Udget assumed = that Congress months ag would approve the $500,000.00 tax Feature at 2:35 - 6:15 - 9:55 obsessed with running for a fourth 4S irritable all the time. ; . His birthday happened to fall thot he stepoed ooting ead * “ A ‘bite on- the insurance industry A motion picture se frankly physical . . . 20 on the same day as Nancy ‘*™ op: family end| "We started Going things he had? There was widespread dissatis boldly unashamed . . . we recommend it tor | Sinatra Jr.'s (she hit 19), so jbegan to abuse his family « eae = ng ngs he faction within the insurance in- adult audiences only! = > a FACS We —____§ deanne and Dean hosted a dual © iclose friends. never done before,” she said. ‘He dustry over the terms of this old wv .. the forbidden forests beyond the Amazon birthday party at La Rue with | Mrs. Blanche Long, in a nd ag ay aah, ober +formtrta-——— : am: Ed n | two cakes. Young Nancy’s t1- righted article in Life Magazine, t * * * ALSO. — FIRST SHOWING *- | year-old sister, Tina, also got in said “It was just as plain as day” before he had always made them’ “The House originally passed a de stay down to 55. Everywhere he ) on this “do. 'to her that he needed medical bill that would have collected an 7 : n hel long before he finally agreed | jwent he made them run the police ogtimated . $545,000,000 on 1958 in CO-FEATURE Same place, same night— P tong b ne P ue e nig D te it. |Siren full blast, where before he come. The Senate revised this LOVE OR MURDER? _ cay aay a6 An had forbidden them to use it. scaling it down to about $500,000. ‘ SH E Tan lew d G { call me to tell me he had dropped io sccdicerg (Ge tlie Konitn JACK — ARLERE \ PLAYED WITH ” d. mse rs of 1 conter ‘ A QIEWOO VETS — dea in tne tree. ste st: Women Voters Back ence conmitce scwoed most o'| QUAL Bali = New Sta Cano Mrs oe said lini Mia = the 60 Senate amendments, result This Feature at brother of assassinat uey real Pj B k | P| ing in only a slight dollar change 1:00 - 4:40 - 8:20 ge py began to fret over a new home he Iggy ac ax an nthe Senate version of the leg- IAW _ was building because he was 8 afraid) islation yGENOX, at CPI) -—A new Re wed Hwee FAST LANSING The Ceage Ate” the present shell w hen the Boston grand. \of Women Voters of Michigan to- six-week summer concert series at. He was called on for several,day announced support of a gra- GOP Solons Support —eraeeeare ma symphony Orchestra opens its CoMferences with the internal|duated state income tax, including g ‘State Rights’ Bill ‘the Tanglewood Music Shed here. |Tevenue people,’’ she said, “and a cas are plan. ¥ INGTON (AP)—The H | Mrs: Ed 1 H. Talbot t that worried him, too. ac y Democrats a scat-| WASHINGTON (AP)—The House * FIRST WITH THE FINEST * line suri ‘acme oe hee ta f “Every little thing began to build ‘tering of Republican lawmakers | Republican Policy Committee has ihusband, a Bostoh attorney, for;UP on his mind until it was ob-| The action was taken yesterday,endorsed a “‘states rights’ bill, | oT e@) Ral T i A oe |whom the struc’ ture will be named. vious that he was getting sicker | by the State Board of the League, | despite the opposition of Alty. Fis + @ : Shows ; day.’ a ‘isan f Gen. William P_ Rogers. . at ' The new acoustical canopy will €VeTy non-part group of women | % 9 cea DR IVE-I | Miénr.y M$ consist of 67~ triangular plywood. Long was taken te a hospital | VOteTs with 23 local leagues across, el FE 8 4st or ithe state. The commitee endorsed the bill 00} e av panels of various sizes, connected’ fn Galveston, Tex., for treatment, with reheat (FC y, Sr ten Pa tip-to-tip and suspended from the! and his wife predicted he would As an alternate to a would e-| Tuesday with most of its 5 4 BL. NORTH roof trusses with side wails of | be discharged a man te = the league said it would sup-|bers present and only a few op-| “proper! posing the action, The bill was) H E LD OV E RI y ae - tax y written’ fat rate Prafted by Rep. Howard W. Smith, | Tt opposed the use (sales) tax | Virginia Democrat. State Leads Lakes Area ‘Abandon Attempt a les) tax in- ee < ease supported by Republicans. | Sl S a dea NOW THRU SATURDAY in Acreage for Trees to Cross Atlantic “The league's position is based The Smith bill would declare lon its 20 years of study of Michi- that no act of Congress should MANISTEE—Michigan has 572 jgan’s tax structure,’ said Mrs supersede a state law unless Con- certified Tree Farms, consisting of in Motorboat —Howard—Lichterman of—Hunting-2tess specifically states its inten: | 1,028,584. acres, the Chairman of | ton Woods, are poets. ition of doing so, or rey there | ‘the Michigan Tree Farm. Conimtt-+—Three-t-S._Air_Force crewmen_| = i lis a clear case of conflict between tee reported. . one of them from Birmingham, last * ‘the two ; 7 Rowland W. Blair, chief forester night gave up the attempted cross- Detroit Teachers Get for the American Box Board Co..ing of the Atlantic to Florida from $200-a-Year Pay Hike WANTED J of nearby Filer City, said Michigan Plymouth. England, in the 12-ton 1,000 COMIC BOOKS leads all Great Lakes states in motorboat ‘‘Saralinda.” | DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit $008 Sree Leave Story Baas 25c to 1 P.M Ne the amount of acreage covered by) They said the little craft was Board of Education last night ‘We caate Tricks jog — the Tree Farm program which is too fragile to withstand such a long approved record 166-million- Novelties. Last Day! designed to properly manage thew Crossing. ~ ‘dollar budget featuring a $200 af piper’s MAGAZINE OUTLET os dh woods and thereby help supply The airmen set out from Eng. year increase for al! teachers, | % Awbere Ave. - ave Victor Mature in “The Bandit of Zhobe *. YOU WON'T » BELIEVE + YOUR EYES! F. The world's greatest A city deserted... as the $e last three people on earth walk its empty a streets with their EE problem ... they are a two men — with only the nation’s timber needs. land more than a month ago. os = about 10,000 — Serine vane : In CinemaScope and Color They left Gando, 12 miles south troit system. ” ; ” There are about 23 million pet’ of the Canary Islands, Monday | The outlay is up about one third | PRIZE WINNIN PLUS! MURDER BY CONTRACT dogs in the United States and) but returned four hours later from the current budget of 124.) AZ COTTAGE their owners spend $250 million a | because of heavy seas, million dollars, The starting salary | CHEESE STARTING TOMORROW! year to feed them. | The three crewmen, T. Set Fa: {0% teachers with a bachelor’s! ap, 7 SEE ESE 9 r ward Lite of Birmingham. Maj./deuree ‘il be $4,700. Top salary| | . America’s Hottest New Star Howard Reynolds of Orlando, Fia.,|“1!! be $7,700 for teachers with a (iA Se NYE DAIRY “a 5; and Lt. William R. Sepe of. Crans- experience. See st 8 yar) FE 2.67 In His First Starring Role THEATE Fr United States. Little will return to) BEST England, where he is stationed. | Another motorboat, the ‘‘Light- ning,” started the voyage from . PICTURE Plymouth with the ‘“Saralinda’’ but) later dropped it. of the YEAR! Father Shoots Daughter | LAUREL, Miss (UPI)—A four- | year-old girl was accidentally shot by her father late yesterday. She | died within an hour. Officers said_ C. Stanley Hutchinson was clean- ing his automatic pistol He dropped the gun, they said, the pistol discharging and the bullet striking Hutchinson's daughter, | Cathy. The shooting was ruled ac cidental. sae ae eer more “ow. STARTS FRIDAY oe “Ast RUN ul genic INTERNATIONAL ROCK SESSION BLUE SKY TONITE " EDWARD ‘Monday. From there Reynolds f wae §=6BOX OFFICE ‘KOOKIE: Now! thru Huss. ‘and Sepe will fly back to the; OPEN 7 P. M. BYRNES 1 T PRESENTS | Harry. BELAFONTE BD inger STEVENS —— E-X-T-R-A — : Ever since ['ve found ° LISTEN TO THE D. J. e out I've prayed not te in SHOWS ON RADIO in ASOL C. SIEGEL Production — have your child! STATION WPON AND ACADEM? AWARD WINNER! GEST ACTRESS for -) want fo tet “WOMAN SADDLE THE WIND AR TAYLOR - JULIE LONDON - JOHN CASSAVETE OBSESSED" 4 . ‘ \ | oy | : ; SS ‘ | 8 py — ie || ‘ } . { fos ; my { A i ye ] f\ y BO | at; bs, | . , . Ve fo . , r a / * = THIRT' Y-TWo THE Lit TIAC PRESS, WEDN ESDAY. JUNE. 10, 1950 : ~ ‘a (in. 1928. a fiery country Iawyer maneuvering to take over. the Both deny that any 4041 has|bitica path. is through the gover “My! and I have . ‘ : os steep bo ee a - ip ag BS gg ® 3 Long forces and fun for governor|been struck.’ (nor’s office to the US, Senate, |politically ‘in the past,” he said. be persuaded to run, gegen. cour ei mney ben cabling AP writer jin the December Democratic pri- * * * inot’ the other way around, How-|He has his following,1 have| Segregation Minders, growing in/up. as Muiligen. on AP staffer st ‘mary with the support of Deles-| “T've always had an ambition |ever, if it were the only way of mine. As far as I'm concerned, |Political power since oe om| otes,| europe meets Asia at the Bos- c turned’ to Baton, Rouge to, survey |Seps Morrison, the dynamic may-|to be governor and someday fol-'keeping the Long faction together. Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar is the head| Court voy F cern moe ‘break.| BY tals play for Negro wotes,/ porous in Istanbul, Turkey. : _— Louisiana's: government under t* jor of New Orleans. Morrison low my father in the mansion,” |! might consider running.’ of the Long forces now, I'm beacegg by thousands on Earl riddled his organization, ‘ a vere ” f i af te dake Ad he situa- (would then complete the rest of Russell Long said in an interview, The senator joined-in- the fam- gyvaitable for help-but neot_here to: Scdovislcn thess fe end of the|said State Sen. Rainach, the ar- ion in the wake of Barl Longs |p issell’s Senate term and run for “but I have serious doubts at this|ily conclave that decided to SIZ2 put pressure on things.’” - nt ardiess ofident, Bible quoting segreation a commsjmoen _ ‘a full term with his support in time about leaving the Senate for|commitment papers for the strick Spending most of his time in! rt ody ie a = osiate. Header who alwg@ys wears a gray 5 By HUGH A. MULEIGAN 196) the governorship. The normal po- en governor Washington, Russelllacks the er “4 * re g tie emblazoned with the Conted- a ; ea strong personal] following and pa- ; te file “This is the end of . : tronage-fed politi¢a] machine that In ——e the govermer can \tastionalions in Louisiana politics, : BATON ROUGE, La, (AP! —The made his father and uncle abso- not succeed himself, but Earl a of Long against anti-Long.’ Jong Long trail winding through lute. bosses of the Long faction. few weeks ago came up with & war 30 years Long against Long. ouisiana politics for 30 years has His alliance with the northern lib-|scheme to resign before his term. = ] has been the dominant theme i : fneandered tragically to the gales, eral wing of the Democratic par-ends in favor of Lt. Gov, Frazar ya : ith h side| , ' - “We isiana politics, with eac of a Galveston, Tex.. mental clin- 'ty is sure to come under heavy!and then run to succeed Frazar. certain of anywhere from 30 to! i = ic where Earl Long, Huey’s young- ifire from segregation leader W.| Long collided head on with seg-, |40 per cent of the vote, and there| er brother, 1s confined afler two, |M. Rainach, an all but announced |regation leaders when he attempt- are those who say it always will| shockingly profane speeches to, icandidate for governor himself. jed to forestall by legislation a vote be a major factor as long as| r the Legislature Many of Russell's opponents, to-|registration cleanup that in the there is- anyone around with the, Pp Will Earl be back? Is the Long) lgether with some of his friends, past three years has removed) foams al Long, ba Gynasty dead” feel that he lost considerable’ ‘thousands of Negroes from the | h th t being ground b showing flashes of t ik Aliesd i These are the questions grou y ashes em- (To 8, er known a to be ‘ wsked openly and answered guard: | ‘per when six House members ob-| Although he insisted that he was, “ve ever sito — the 2 edly in the 34story state Capitol, ljected to his addressing a joint ‘100 per cent for segregation” wert” insists State Sen, C.H. © building that rises us a giant] session to explain the governor's and merely out to protect the poor Downs of Alexandria a Lang, lead-| _ RECIPE ON CREAMETTES PACKAGE ti 7 headstone over Huey P, Long’s ‘iliness and sudden trip out of white vote, segregétionists ac- ® | grave, i istate. Refusing to speak without'cused him of making biantant play © . t . . * an unanimous invitation, Long for Negro support. The charge is ii \ sanity earlag rext weet wil tapgrily demanded that the six not without some foundation. since 10 thru SAT. b 45 aan @ ipdicand of the 63- stand up and be counted, and was Long's floor leaders privately ad- b aor old eavern i - political fu somewhat taken back when they) mit the governet had no intention i fore 2 did. Three times he stalked away of letting his measures pass and! , ‘singe url's departure, no-one from -the microphone, the old Se dared to pick up the Long family fury burning in his eyesp dh = NN 8:30 P.M t snantie bat some lave fipised up and his jaw set in a way reminis- SPECIALIZED 9 Post — a . a fo sniff at if. State Sen B B. Ray- cent of Huey, but finally was per- SERVICE rr waa PARK Exciting 5 > burn of Bogalusa, floor leader in suaded to go ahead with his re- nightly-Rain or Shine ty the Senate, announced that he mane * * * pot 4 RECORDERS RADIO ; men: Sc Ee » night be available to carry the © TAP 4 _ pares aa i canine: ‘1c If af Long ee W pata ° A Sng fa A R N - S 4 A tull evenings 5 or'a race and « romptl the ood warriors lune is Grer- orts entertainment . 1 branded pe “dtveeinue’ Oentae mined by psychiatrists, many for- |] © WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE al 0 8 by an outraged Long man jn the; tot — riper es agi) BLAKE R ACE WAY for only $] 00 b vasa o piekup the pieces o - | bless. 7 * a LONGS OF LOUISIANA—These are the three AP Wirephetes lowing. Among them are Secre- For Reservations Caf JO. 6-1585 ; Rumors persist that US Sen.» men who have made the Long family a political Gov. karl Long, tuey > ninger brother, tary of State Wade O. Martin Jr,, RADIO-TV H PR one i} I one Ifey's son who dynasty in Louisiana politics since 1928, [t xtarted cently committed to a psychiatric clinte, Right ang State Comptroller Bill Dedd, 3149 W. HURON DSR BUSES 10 MILE NEAR DEQUINDRE ry is is A ike physical resem that year with the election of Huey ‘The King in ( $ Sen Russell Long, Huey's son, who may ~ both potent vote getters. There FE 4-5791 DIRECT TO GATES . s | piarnce to the late Kingfish, is) fish’ Long, centef, as governor, Laft is present rum for governor are even rumors that Blanche sian a : = : ries We reserve | attective th he ¢ | they $ef., > "ae June 13th Quentities : _— . | MICKELBERRY’S MICH. 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It has a range of jmuch airframe assembly work un. ‘TECUMSEH — Michigan stili|ir Force's OTW bi-wing trainer) plane-a-mimute Liberator factory (1 he isn't in/the air, Meyers is ing “and we can prove it.” The Meyers 200 has a wingspan | 1,380 miles without refueling, | der subcontract for other aircraft , $s building airplanes. -. of World War Tl, of World War 11. likely to be found on his back/TELLS OF STRUCTURE ‘Jot 30 feet 6 inches, is 24 feet 4) The sleek little plane has a land- |Duilders. Between barnstorming junkets, Although not a graduate engi-\aground, helping a mechanic ad- He starts with a. straight forward inches’ long and stands 7 feet ‘ ling speed of only 55 miles an hour, | i oe San Fram |Meyers had worked in the engi-lscer 34 built his first ship|just this or that under @ wing. |truss Section made of F actian ‘toll weighs 1,870 pounds empty and has} « cises's flying "watchmaker," has\neering and mechanical depett-\tom scratch: And that is the way|Or he may’ be helping to hang’ ajsteel tubing. The struct — (a bopd veapacity of 1130 pounds. This Pay By The Month picked a Michigan-made Meyers) ments of.the Glenn Martin, Chance-i). nas built its successors. motor, or running the gas pump or'6utboard to include the wing! Its 260-hersepower, fuel-injec- Back of the four-placé cabin is a’ 200 for a Tokyo-to-New York crack| Vought and Stinson Aircraft plants. * «* ¢ sweeping up behind one of his 75iwheels of the plane's retractable tion Continental engine gives it |200-pound luggage compartment. _ /nsurance Plan ls at Max Conrad's brand ne .| Both the Detrelt-made Stinson | He holds a—commercial—piiot's employes._—_________-+trieycle ianding gear ___+-@ cruising speed of 204 miles per Thick carpeting overlay the: . - oe and the old Ford tri-moter have license and. — up testing with|. Meyers advertises his plane as “€hrome-alloy steel tubing ‘also hour at 15 per cent of power at floors of the sound-proofed cabin Just what we needed ‘ stop record of 7,638 miles. Gluckman, who has hopped , light planes across the Adanic |Nate Polowetzky, Writing for Hal Boyle, Observes: and to Honolulu and back, said he picked the creation of Allen built,” Meyers is a 50-year-old Michigan TOKYO (AP) — “A joy party;his wife kel fo rthe sake of her, Well, es it happens in Japanese point), who could never get his; The synopsis shows everything they can handle anything up to a resident who built his first air-/ began.” own. happiness because he was/plays everything becomes very wife out of his memory, became) turns out fine in act 3 plane in 1953 when he ran a flying! That's what the English lan-|too old for her. But now, after|confused at this point. The Fuji-j/insane. The young- Shigemoto! outside this southeastern Michigan as a totem pole, pleased er Kitano-kata that he|died.of ill or thunder (sic). Kunit- a small nunnery outside of the grave of Shihei. It was Kitano. ‘here are Meyers truck bodies for | town. 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They've lost Francisco Giants, who Won 62 &t| decisions was the Giants’ winner (TOT Acker for his 14th § e run "Ti more one-run Gecisions (15), and) Paar oes tae thine oe rm : jand Dale Long added his eighth. The Bengals lost to the Boston dropped more games by last-in-| geles remained tied for third, four | with a five-hitter, blanking the Bin Henry (42) won it with’? 23 pet vie ie mu ceconenes . a ning runs (9) than any other club games behind, when the Cubs, Bucs on three hits before Don jnnings of hitless relief. Vada Pin- wible ‘try am i omer in the National League. But when belted Cincinnati 8-4 and the! Hoak's home run in the seventh son hit his ninth homer, with one er Pete Burnside they break joose for their biggest [Dod gers plunked Philadelphia! Dick Stuart homered for the other on, for the This one trimmed the Braves’, unpredictable bunch, these'lead to two games over the San\ who has won five of his last six Ernie Banks then tagged reliever net AP Wirephete SIGN FOR TITLE BOUT — Challenger Ingemar Johansson of Burnside, former New York run production of the season, who! into the cellar 3-2, Pirate run in the eighth, Orlando * * * Giant, held the Red Sox tothree do they blast off against? No less * * *- Cepeda and .Daryl Spencer each The Dodgers had only four hits, | hits in hurling shutout ball for than first place Milwaukee and Kenny Boyer drove in four runs drove in two runs for the Giants. split by Junior Gilliam and Wally) ) 6 13 innings following a five’ Warren Spahn . for the Cards with a two-run with Cepeda rapping a double and \igon. but beat Ray Semproch run Boston first inning against * * * homer, his 13th, and a two-run two singles among the Giants’ 11°(2-4) in the sixth inning when, starter Jerrie Davie. Davie failed © hey quit the cellar with a 12-3 double, Gino Cimoli batted in.hits. Vern Law (5-4) was the Gifliam’s single, a force out and to finish the first. romp against the Braves last night three with his fifth homer ina loser, a -Moon's double broke a 2-2 tie. York State Athletic Commission 4 pitcher's “duel developed be--running up the highest one-game fiye-rin sixth that made it a rout * * * Moon's triple and an. infield out! tween Burnside and soung Jerry run total anyone has managed this Boyer and Bill White each had. Three homers scored six runs had deadlocked it in the fourth.| Stadium. Between them {is Gen. Casale of’ Boston but the Tigers, Season against Milwaukee, three hits in the Cards’ 16-hit bar- for the Cubs, who now have won The other Dodger run was un-; limited to four hits. couldn't make ~*~ * rage, with. White socking two dou-| six of their-last seven games, Bob- earned, scoring in the second on seventh homer two errors and a walk. Stan Wil- from fighting Patterson. up the difference It also wag their first victory bles and a triple. iby Thomson's ‘The defeat forced Detroit Into a in five tries against the Braves, Larry Jackson (46), who hadicame with two on in the fifth liams (31) was the winner with a lace tie with the New York and only the 30th time in 83 deci-/lost twice to the Braves, gave up against loser Joe Nuxhall (3-4), five-hitter, but needed help from’ and a half sions that they have beaten seven hits, one a two-run homer | who left after putting a tie-break-Sandy Koufax in the ninth. 'Spahn, who now is 7-7 and has by Felix Mantilla his first. The| , : ‘been charged with a third of Mil- Cardinal right-hander had a shut- waukee'’g losses. out until Hank Aaron's RBI dou- fourth | Yankees, still two gaines from first place ~ After Boston's big first Inning, the best the Tigers could do off Casale Was two runs in the fourth Chutiey Maxuct’s. tty nome | Fans’ Calls Deluge LA Office | run. | oi evn iie see! Dodgers Drafting Plans | vETUTTO second an wo-out double by Al “4 CHATHAM, N. J. (®—Reports! sine” for 2nd All-Star Tilt soe pera geopon pacars to be strictly a ri - With Boston shelling Davie for, six hits and all its runs in the! Ry United Press fnternational = both games but in the Los Angeles first t of the game was fust! LOS ANGELES The Los'game three players will be added about exclusive property for pitch Angeles Dodgers today called onto each club in order to give men} ers Casule and Burnside the experience in handling the! who- are on hot streaks between | Burnside took aver with two out Jargest crowd in baseball history the first and second All-Star games| er, make no impression at all with! heavyweight champion Floyd Pat-; terson As far as Patterson is cerned, the unbeaten Swede could very well be a terror with his the pes son at his training camp fn the first) The former Dartmouth tg help make a success of the a chance to plas collegian struck out seven men, I gecond Major League All-Sta: . = id : Ts d - lames a a 7 game of the year and the first in e “I've heard talk that his pow- a | ee Re - a age ai _ west coast history Pirates Bow | er is supposed to be only with } igh > With the trackground weave | his right hand,’’ said Patter- | ! KAnuckleballer Barney quired in putting on our exhibition : Schulte pitched’ the eighth for Detroit, game with the Yankees that drew setting dewn Boston In order, more than 93,000 people, we do mt {9 K C ]-| [en men. batted for the Red anticipate any major problems in, t) 7 Sox in the first with. Casale cap- handling the All-Star game,” a) ping their attack by driving in the Dodger spokesman commented last two runs with a double. That} Despite a public request that The Knights of Columbus scored was the blow that sent Davie tO! inquiries on the All-Star game three times in each of the first the showers, It was the BeCONd) here Aug. 3 be delayed until two innings and coasted to a 7-1 attention to that. I never do. i “I haven't seen him fight since| we were in the Olympics at Hel- sinki in ‘52. 1 saw just a bit of the movie of his fight with Eddie Machen on TV Sunday night. He looked like he could punch real hard with his right.” time in two starts that Davie! : : arrangements can be worked out, victory over the Ptrates in a WAS Rieck d out eurly He left ny the Dedgers offices were deluged be AG le -sieame It was the right that sent Ma- the third inning jast Friday against Class y League baseball g chen thumping to the floor when Washington | with telephone calls, yesterday at Wisner Field. Johansson knocked out the Cali- fornian in the first round at Gote- . Sweden (left) and champion Floyd Patterson pose in the New office Tuesday after signing for- mal contracts for their June 25 heavyweight title bout at Yankee | Melvin Krulewitch, commission chairman. The signing was halted until a federal judge denied an application by Eddie Machen for an injunction to bar Johansson Patterson Ignores Talk Johansson Has No Left Patterson resumed boxing after a one-day layoff because of the.of- ficia] signing for the fight at the New York Athletic Commission of- fices Tuesday. The fight is sched- uled for June 25 at Yankee Sta- con- | dium. * * * The signing took place after fed- right and a killer with his left.,eral Judge Irving Kaufman, in New York, refused to halt the fight. He denied an application by Machen for an injunction to pre- vent Johansson from fighting Pat- claimed a return bout contract gave him first rights. x* * * Heavyweight Roy Harris left for active duty in the Army today \happy with a Tuesday night unani- mous decision over Charley Powell, | x* *« * : | Four more*tourney champions | have entered the Buick Open | slated for Warwick Hills near | Gene Littler, Mike Souchak and * * * A New York franchise fn the proposed 3rd Major League would receive the powerful backing of Mrs. Charles Shipman Payson, sis- ter of the United States’ ambassa- dor to Great Britain and co-owner of the famous Greentree Racing Stable. She was a long-time fan of the New York Giants, * * * - Southern Illinois held a slim one- point lead today as the college division of the NCAA Mideast ten. nis tournament went into the semi- final and final rounds. Host Kala- mazoo College was 2nd. Bill Ja- pinga of Kazoo is in both the sin- gles and doubles semis today. Wings Begin “But I'm not going to pay any | eae a su mat cer REDUCING Plan Swap Wilson, Rookie for Barry Cullen; Add Ranger Farmhand MONTREAL (UPI) — Manager Jack Adams began his job of re- building the cellar-dwelling Detroit Red Wings yesterday. ga th «© «260 tet oof 1 2m tet @e CO ltt ee —_ wo De a ee a ee bf Me al ' The Red Sox showed Davie np} The host club immediately be-| In Class B action at Jaycee Park, silly Consolo|gan arranging a series of staff ing pon Nicholie cluh finally broke along with a'meetings to lay the groundwork into the win column with a 6-5 de- sacrifice fly by Willams got tee for the weekend arrival of Charles pigion over Pontiac Business Insti- mereyv. Singles by and Pete Eunnel? borg, Sweden, last Sept. 14. “Don't think for a minute I'm just .going to watch his right,’ Adams acquired right - winger Barry Cullen from the Toronto | Maple Leafs for veteran |left- first run Seyar, representing baseball com- | tute i i 5 continued Floyd, ‘‘Yo “| AMERICAN LEAGUE Singles by former Tiger Vic missioner Ford C. Frick. Segar, | thing like th - Se ane Won Lost Pet. Betina| winger Johnny Wilson and farm- Wertz and Jackie Jensen scored will go over plans for the ticket The Knights collected aine hits | & ike that and the next thing rea > 547 - | hand Frank Roggeveen another After” Frank Malzone|diatribution and technical arrange-| Off Me! Alldridge, two apiece by | you know you could get caught by 'Cieveland ~ 3 : fouled out, Gary Geiger got an in ine sf . the game with the’ Terry Thomas and Stu Dell, and | left hook. My idea is not to get Nee Yuck = os me tt He also paid the draft price of Held single. loading the bases kal Dailget , Cs of Thomas’ blows was a | caught by anything I'd rather do Kansas City mM 3s am $20,000 for a key youngster from te Yost bohbled Pete Daley's) pcg. | basen-empty homer In the 4th to | the hitting. | Washington x BR 3S Saskatoon of the Western League, scare, and Cuanle then hit his dou Frick had dis losed yesterday | account for the final K.C. run. = : = dai ee oston Se a, iSyearcld G ora oe bie inv the 7 1 ten xg ~ that the second AlbStar - game i tail hens al thing “ + Paap. Weshine'on 7c ' ‘ aight ka is in the New York Rangers’ le fr } a Wer Pull : * Hi CTT y oy went @ 1? Way on! . é tee, “hieago 4, Nae | would be a twi-night affair for Tt : ‘ashin Chieago recy peEnorr SORTON two reasons to a better tele. the mound for KC and effectively | ws r my fights. You really can get ne %, Kansas City 6, night, ad ene ea as tan Zz) 000 Conroe ‘ae <4ston time ard to make the public seuttered four hits while fanning eet Va ee aes crossed up if you listen to a lot [ene 5; Darekt 3.» a The 30-year-old Wilson has spent acer i TL La Raenete & 43301 comfortable in the vast /Cleht An unearned run in the | \ ema ea eT ak ee ae 2 of talk. Chicago at Washington. “7'08" pm —Wysn peal gm in ihe natn Hockey axwe > Willie t out . mes + | ( ) ¥a ‘oodeshick (0-0) ague, five wi etroit Har i toe oan e088 Coliseum which ig an uncovered énd Inning preven ped ae La AP Wirephote | “So TH be prepared~ for anys" ee wale res; 7.05 pm —Bell with Chicago Soil amdlitKc ae Vea ono oof 6 atartinm ne Pa peel ages sisal CROWDED PLATE -~ Frank Robinson of Cincinnati scores thing from Johansson. He's the viata “ Boston. 1-00 pm —Foytack * * tirges 5 Ciernert th faa wo hits for ~ , si ' u . | ' | D © ftae hone ‘ogg, The Dodgers sald the exact les and an infield error} °" * wild pitch in the 4th Inning at Chicago's Wrigley Field yester- | No. 1 contender, He's undefeated. Kansas civ aggro 1:00 pm—| Cullen, 23. never has played reg- rons 1a ee Oriani unre time would be one of the ques- | cnebiea (Gun Nichedis falucore an day. Pitcher Bob Anderson of the Cubs steps lively as he covers a has i rr in 2) fights "TOMORROW 8 SeMLOULE ‘ularly during his three vears in thorsborne 09004 Dalee ¢ 4066 4 I : ' : . % -atc ‘ loeman must . Vu Kansas City at New York, 1:00 p.m. as j I y Prec PB RRES Cole mo nen e tions to be settled in conferences [unearned tally in the 6th and sit| the plate to take the throw from catcher Cal Neeman, who sialaage good have to be Chicago at Washington. 7:05 —— peciline ae injured last year a Ren for Werte In Tth a Walked for | with Segar and TV network ‘turned out to be the decisive run } recovered the ball. The Cubs won, 84 eens Cleveluma Ly Semnece, “95. pm } t P ue = slumped to six eran. ooo 1n@ poo..g executives, but the game would | ——— ee : —_— — | NATIONAL LEAGUE | a rom 16 two years ago. eetan ui 090 t—3; unquestionably start between 4 | , | ; tterauee Woo et : ne Malone | Nureaie ord wee ae | and & p.m. PDT, whea® the ; Anglo-A erican er PiSScce 5 a ale Cardinal Enea Sed reig Consvlo and Gernert LOB Detro!! August aun ia not so hot as at | 5 mM aoe 4 = A : | a RoCasale Kuenn Kaline WR-Maa-| midday. rou Qe a M | Track Meet nt Cincinnati 35 39 — Ln | ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louls e'| SB Jensgn, Kuenn 8 Conselo, 8} ss 4 5 5 iSt. Louis ~. 3 n “404 1 | Cardinal i ~ a Williams ] abe ol At a meeting in New York yes-| : ) z aa Hon Re ws ic | outfielder Gino. Peete woo OH FR BRS ; In eason | YESTERDAY'S RESULTS |Was notified Tuesday night by De . iS 22) ‘ a ca ka oe terday with President W arren cnteag ‘ ooh te was no ied 7 cay i ‘ th | iG | y ‘ j j ngeles 3, Philadeiphia 2. night ‘ ' Tesnie (Ww 43) pee yciies ms ts eaten a nnd YPSILANTI Mich. (UPI)—An} He landed at New York aboard the voting,” he said, but nee LONDON (AP) — Harvard and om ae Pittsburgh 2. night ‘ren Giles that he has been fined son k Ga Cs, Pater doe { “ i a ome ae American member of the Inter-)the liner Queen Fiizabeth and then to identify where the support came! yale renew aa éneie Americ ‘ima ' ee ($100 for his part in a near-riot - , Venue, we 8 oO, national Olympic Committee said} flew to Willow Run Airport near) from university an | Maerganee Bt Si Lows, 6:0 pm—Rush Sunday at Phi Iphia the National League club the home today he did not anticipate any! here . s | Roby said he hoped Nationalist y track and field Contpe- | nea “Fraacioee at e i ee Ga lade oth oday h pa | tition that goes back 59 years) 8% Jones (6-5) rings - Salant Cimoli said Giles informed him just as it will be tn ltrouble from either Communist or Nationaliet China during the Win ter Olympic Gameg at Squaw Vai- Calif Seven Clubs ‘Certain’ 30", | for 3rd Major Loop tor , except for pitchers will play in ley, The 1.0.C. member, Douglas NEW YORK (AP) - The oes Hoad, Gonzales Roby, arrived at hia home here ‘ ork | imes said today that New . . , — last night from Munich, Ger York, Toronto, Houston, Dense Gain 1n Robin | many, wheer he attended the Dallas-Fort Worth and Minneapo historic 1.0.C. meetings. sS »; “wer ' ve : Ain 0 we wit mr ’ | ecdmntny nia bor m oe hal Hoad came from behind to defeat . fl “f é o ASEM ; {Tony Trabert 24, 64, 6&3 in the) league } , American and National League annual Masters Round Robin Ten Plent of Run nis Tournament here last night! clubowners last month voted to % » ~ . ' . “favorably .consider’ applications | Earlier, Paneho Gonzales for the establishment of auch a; @owned Pancho Segura 6-2 after 2 : league. Af that time William Shea, |cracking Segura’s serve in the in ity 0 f q chairman of Mayor Wagner's third and seventh games = baseball committee anid he A crowd of 3.621 fans watched. planned to submit @ package pro-|the fourney—a record for the Los posal to Commissioner Ford Frick Angeles Tennis Club within several weeks were turned away ‘I Did It and I’m Sorry’ ° , ° ’ Admits ‘Firing’ at Mantle DETROIT (AP)--A contrite 14-year-old boy hing his head and admitted yesterday that he unloosed a firecracker barrage! at New York Yankee centerfiedler Mickey Mantle at Briggs! Stadium June 3 * f The boy is a nephew of James W. Goodlett, 26, of suburban! Allen Park, Who was arrested by police after they found ® | slammed = tworin homer dn the dozen firecrackers in his com pocket as he was leaving the|ong inning at Northside, but it stadium iwas all to no avail as the Huron After the bombardment, Mantle smashed ont a ninth: ~ Bowl team won a wild, free-hit inring home wun that beat the Detroit Tigers 6-5. |ting affair by a 158 margin. Hur “I did it and I'm sorry,” the boy told Recorders Court /0n collected 18 hits, three aptece Judge Frank-GaSchemanske “I hate to think that maybe 1/6Y Ed Erickson, Rick Adams ahd most hte Tigers that game.” “ary Crake. The eourtadid not reveal the boy's namie. . Ih the other outing yesterday. Judge Sehemanske ee a charge against Goodiet Of | une in the 2nd ‘inning and breezed Possessing firecrackers, a ‘misdemeanor In Mi¢higan. The boyiig » 43 conquest of Buttercup Was turned overt to Juvenile authorities. :, |Drive-in. ad Three homers were hit and a Hundreds total of 3) runs crossed the plate in ene contest, in last night's _ four-game City League — softball /Prograni at Beaudette’* and North side parks. Guy Weiss of Arro Realty and Bob Armstrong .of the Moose each homered as the Realty club gained a 6-4 victory at Beandette, A three-run uprising in the 6th inning brought Big Rear Construction a 6-2 win over Autos of Burope, a Ron Chaffee of Harrison's Grill, |Wright's Upholstery scored five, Roby disputed statements by chins —_ oaity the name/against Oxford. and Cambridge | C338", #¢ Chicags, 2:00 pm —Purkey he was fined because he insti- 0. C president Avery Brundage 0 ms Glymek group and rejoin! this evening. Los Angeles at Philadelphia. 7-08 pm — gated the battle by advancing on ithat the recent vote to expel Na-/the 10.C. He said he also hoped! Pert ; . C ‘onley (2-3), Phillies pitcher Don Cardwell aft- itionalist China-from the Olympies!Red China, which quit the 10.C.) rormances may not prove vs. TOMORROW'S SCREDULE as, : : Los Angeles at Philadelphis. 7:05 pm er a brushback pitch Players 'was ‘virtually unanimous’ andilast year, would apply for re workd shatteritg but thet really | Pecewape! ar Conede 2:00 pm sides joines in the iS m brief braw! . | oss as , 12.30 pm from both also Brundage’s claim that no Com. instatement and ‘conduct itself ini, a ittle to the athletes of the | \diiwaukee a ‘si Louis 1 3 jmunist pressure was used to in-jthe spirit of the Olympic move-, our famous universities, ee : —— ——— fluence the action against the Chi. ment, which it hasn't done here-| In fact, what may attract more nese Nationalists tofore.”’ attention at the White City Stadi-| ‘ - . , ® _ um will be the appearance of | But he said he did not expect} | ; ders 0 any difficulties in staging of the Patty Berg Defends Jeleatrion greg o-ring eae ; Winter Games because of action : . : ; f j@ither the Nationglists or the Com American Open Title foreign to the two ancient British universities, s munists could take now. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The. As for the itself: «Week Telecas} 5 *E cannot agree with Mr. Brun. | Betsy Rattls and Mickey Wrights Americans are expected to win Aries dage, as he was quoted in the are slowly crowding Patty Berg! but only by a point or so. Only, press, that the vote on this ac- (Off the golfing pedestal. But Patty first places count and if there is/ tion was practically unanimous,” 8 a tenacious lady, and this week a tie on first places, Roby said, ‘The vote was taken She Comes back home to launch te be a draw. j by a show of hands, which is % comeback Tn the Harvard-Yale vs. Oxford. '2¢F Sport in America, is planning! customary tn 1.0.C. action, un Patty is defending champion Cambridge competition in past |® Series of nationally televised ex less a secret ballot ty requested. & the Segond annual American years, the English have on nine. hibition games late this summer. “Although no final tally was, silanes ge eit - nicest i Americans seven and Sere) » * a Set. 1Green Bay Packers sbouamaea 1 oak wy oped that | pein Pg let Be Loti apd been one draw. The et ime) The Associated Press has, — — at Winston-Sa- at least 28 voted tn the affirma runaway eight strokes "| y933 ricans won was back if jearned that the National Footbal) | Se ——-- League and the American Broad-| tet cage Bears vs. tive, leaving the remainder or 22 ~~ lin negation. Nope of the Ameri-' coating Co. have 0 melee Cleveland Browns at Cleveland. r P r \ cans supported the motion” eo. k Ss All games will start at 9 Ip : ‘ . : * week, Saturday night series begin. _ ‘ start at 9 p.m. ohn J ¢ arland of Los Angeles Mrs. Ben ton WDGA Victor ning the week after the annual EST. and there will be no black- was the other votImg member of, lAll-Star Football Geme between tS. except possibly in the cities the U. S i ] h - . , . Sag predese an panic “Sthcer asa Breaking 80 for the first time in} the pro champions and the Col |" which (he games are played. not aeut f ay =— = jNer golfing career, Mrs. Robert at 81 was Mrs. Frank I Thomp- lege All-Stars, ~*~ * * . . . - z ‘ eS = ' { z 5 Roby told United Press tntor oon won the weekly Women's'son Jr. and Mrs. LeClair. Mrs.| “The All-Star Game ts set for ay regular-season NFL tele- riday, Aug. 14, with the Nei °*'S, carried on the CBS net- ;District Golf Association tourna-\Sam Gaw oom j national he felt Russian delegates! n , Ldgew see reoregy regain lg Bape: ee ment yesterday at Edgewood Coun- took 4th spot with 42-40—82, Baltimore Colts play. “ork, are blacked out within a | ing the College All-Star’ at Sol. 50-75 niile radius of cities in which and others from Communist-dom-|tey Club | inated countries helped swing the) Mrs. Benton shot 40-39—79 for J Chicago ¥ vote against Nationalist China and! a or stroke e¢ e over Mrs. Frank 1-Mi Gor Fn, _— areal, 8 | NYT gemen are schoteled. open the door for readmission tolCampsie. sheen Set es mt Shutout for Shell i wifi be'an ABC "(3 | " * = ‘Red China [43.37 There were no birdies on Dick Shell hurled a one-hit shut-| 7° & | eine two “lis” in the NFL-ABC He was quick’ te point out, Mrs. Benton's round and she out to highlight Spencer Floor, If present plans jell, (he network Venture are the same as in any however, that the seven Iron DOmied the Ist, 2nd, 12th apd 15th Covering’s 12-0 rout of the Lotus,” follow through the following |TV series — that enough stations '-Caftain nations represented at [D°!CS- - Lakers in last night’s W portend] etereNy, Aug. 33, wih te ord Pare (thai pad arti the meeting had only elght vot. | Mrs. Campsie finished in the run}, a SONS So jengo Cardinals vs, the Pittsburgh | Saat enough sponsors’ cagh is avalt- ing @blégates, inerup spot for the 2nd straight|/!4ague softball play at Drayton’ greelers from Austin, Pex. “able. : i week after losing to Mrs. Susie Plains. Drayton Dri scored an ‘-| & ‘@ & Although the network will not The Communist nations drea faClair of Ann Arbor last week'8-5 exhibition victory over Dobski's| Other games on the planned TV comment officially, it was learned jsome powerful outsitie support in at Orchard Lake. iBar im the other contest. | series: jthat it is optimistic on both counts, ‘ ; : é 7? OSE 1 Mee : is| NEW YORK (# — Pro football, | Aug. 29—Detroit Lions vs. New the match is already the fastest growing spec-, York Giants at Detroit. Sept. 6 — Chicago Bears ve. Washington Redskins, at Jack- sonville, Fia. ee a ,Coming home in ‘a 3rd place ti¢ Pi ae boli) hs | Fae hy poo ae 4 J pclae LF wolf 1 ie potrtad PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE. id so (sete cumery ‘ive hoe] r 5 f * a . Calls It a ‘Maverick’ Organization Caribbeans in’ Pan-Am [team for the frst thus ta the lthird Pan-Ameri Games... - CHICAGO (AP) — The Olympic| ° rio es ie \ ite Ox for. Lea Trautman Raps Minors | sce‘cim'ex ites Year| tion, composed of 11 Caribbean|” Winter recreation in Michigan a COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—Is ajganizational “meeting in Seattle| Island states, will compete as 4 a "313 milion business. 'y Associated Press on ‘Binds packed it away in the Tashy’s bunt, and Colavito then) in their last eight games and was|“‘civil war” brewing in minor|!ast week “had an upsetting ef-| The Orioles are tied for the| = ple Sob grolis a pair’ ofithrew wild to thind aller Fetriev-/bagged before”a crowd of 46,60 ieague baseball? ye Saag omega | American League lead! \eean a2) a Ruse Gone ing the ball in right field, —Baltimore’s ‘second largest in) What's all this talk about- “a! pace “ Besant ee - Pro Linoleum Never since Baltimore returned|that scored three runs. Grant WR Re modern history, » : cet tad a etinst Heelf cAD-/to a million dollars” for minor to the majors in 1954 have thethrew wild after fielding Willie! It was the Orioles’ fifth victory Rookie Bob Allison drove injM@i stand = Lin. | league clubs. , 3 Sq. Ya. Birds been in first place after the ‘three of Washington's first four) J. in civil War ti aie oe! But % get. Dick to the eragnt fie tow Giy8 Of 8 SE Be Sg ‘aes meee ea tee Then the Sena’ = Lith hom Herated-yesterday by George Metin TS oo it albedo now Manager Paul Richards’ col- te are. sages Trautman, head of the minors, in| = mings? ae 2 Gals. $359 | SLE lection of castofis have made it. | three in the eighth against losing] io agile created In | “I trust not,” said Trautman. | land’s suddenly dead Injuns 1-3) single, error, three alks, a | Reg. $5.94 Gal. mw t while Washington beat jhit batter and a balk, Washington qT pD Dri Flij t ine —- White Sox 74, That|MIWAUKEE st, Lous SAN FRANCISCO PITSBURGE also scored a run in fhe fourth! , Trautman. called the association | 0 rivers in In AS Coless € Ea. Oriol ab rh bt abrhbi ab rhbt sbeebilwhen J. W. Porter was struck in|“® maverick organization which 2 Gals. $5.95 left the White Sox and Orioles wus. ze "C347 scam ES facet OT1TE Bite ot TYE te taco by a Bob Shaw pitch eAZly has the capability of dong Auto Event Thursday ’ wi -24 records and a 1%4-game/jaron"rr 4913 woke we 8 |Kirklend if ‘ much thore harm than y lead over third place Cleveland in|Covm'ten & 3996 Boyer Bb SiadiCepecs th 4233 suet ib 442 3/e game, but was not injured In Portland, Ore., =e aggael 9 alpen 4019 Cumh'm rf 3020/5 r 2> $612 " 4900\with the bases loaded, Porter left ins| one of the closest AL pennant) Bruton of 4000 bPlood ct” 210 0 Bressoud 0000 Muzer'ski 10060 IBCA president, replied that his/ Pontiac area race fans will have} ever. Crandall 4110 Oliver 4010/Brandi ct 5016 Hoak 3> 311 1/Seriously. Tex Clevenger (2-1) was nolan opportunity ¢ . f races ee ee ee 10\Rodgers ss 3011 Polles ¢ 301 0/the winner with two innings of association does not intend “in Pec y to see some oO 257 S. Saginaw Street - fe 2-775 x« * * “Mantle oo 1113 Grem'ee os 331 iiLandrith c 4000 Law p 1600 any way to impede the operation the Midwest’s leading drivers in There’s only a 5%-game spread|$ say © 1868 cache yp 310 6/Aatenell p 4920 Hockdure p 08 8 6 threa-tt, oO of baseball or do any thing detri-|@ United States Automobile Club- from top to bottom. Hartman’ p 0808 Totals *fetaln” 0 3.58 . _ mental to its interests. But we be- | SPOmSered midget car race Thurs- —— New York's defending cham- Gizaie |b P cose = 2-244) Hector Lopez, late-of the —A's, lieve the majors are shortsighted day at Aute City Speedway's quar- pions finally reached .500 with at) Stree p es | &-Struck out for Blackburn in #th. tripled and scored a tying run for|;, letting the minors continuously, |*°*- mile dirt track on Dort High-; 9-8, 13-inning victory over Kansas] Totals” 33.373 Totels 38121612 San Francisce = ........ 1¢e oer 300s the Yankees in the ninth, then! 16 atter another, gd broke. way, near Flint. ‘ City that hoisted the Yankees! a—singlead for Jay i» 6th: b-Ran for, UU #00 #9 1#i-2/ singled home the clincher in the | An array of Indianapolis “500” o- i Y city beta & tear place tie Cuaninebem i ein; e—Grouuded. out for| #—Stuart PO-A—San Francisco|]3th against Tom Sturdivant (1 = * * drivers will headline the eight- 15 FAMOUS SERVICES rol 7th, ] F —San : . 2 . » the eig : with Detroit, beaten 5-2 at Boston. mele ‘Folie Patcbureh Fe ag 3), late of the Yankees. Jim} “They are driving our custom-'event card to be climaxed by a Both are only 2% games behind ge Lewis’ o0000000/ age a3 awe |Coates won his first in the ma-|¢rs from our ball parks,’ Perkins 50lap feature race. Remove all 4 wheels, install SAPTIGKIF Ail 4 Wheels complete, the leaders. “tb—Cepeda, Kirkland. Folles. HR —|jors as the Yankees’ sixth hurler|Continued, “especially with their) The field of about 20 Offenhau | $teéct Lntage: clea and tne = includin labor and None. PO-A—Milwaukee 24-10, St.'Hoak, Stuart. S—Rodgers, Davenport. | i ing |Saturday and Sund. ee drums; adjust sil 4 wheels; adjust hand s " an Kansas City;. now sixth, trails’ ne 27-11. DP—Bruton and Wise; H. - ‘and 10th in the game, joining unday T By'ser midget cars and drivers will beakes jaxpect master cvlinder; olean, Inspect, i by only three games, Seventh: Suh gn Basingeam LOOAiwastee) ||| ap mm xpamagirelievers Bobby Shantz and Ryne|that he referred to major league be headed by Shorty ‘Templeman, | Savanna: snare srate Heidt seageah roses $QOS place Washington is five games | ‘2 -waathews, Aaron, White 2. Boyer.'x—Law (L, 54)...6 8 6 5 ; ¢,Duren for a hitless shutout over baseball being televised into mi-| jtaree-time USAC midget race na- poo vom clean gate quembins dion ecern- = eae behind with Boston last, 5% back.|S genes, “Sever Cumell. Mantis. | Biscsbur® = -.---2 2 8 $$ ji the last six innings. Norm Siebern/™* league territory.’ tional champion and for several | tnepection: rotate thee f asarea © Berd = * * * ‘ate 99 ...20 tet « ‘and Mickey Mantle homered for| “For this loss of patronage wejyears an Indianapolis ‘500’ com- The castofis, players labeled ex- Jay ~ Tee 8 8 Ue Ce a de pol ia ed ithe Yanks, who had 17 hits, but divide with us (the minors) the/petitor. He will race against such ; endable by other clubs, did the! me vviram : ee 4 1) Gormaz: T-2:45, A—24.272. ice blew leads while getting)momey received for such an in- jother midget car and “500” spe-| Other Cars $16.95 Except Nash, Studebaker. Hudson ob is us Girioten tnndod the In. [Trowbridge ‘a; 2 4 22 0 2 2} aicac [fer 10th victory in 12 games, = ae ire — ame scales as = anlage a Mi K CHICAGO WASHINGTON re anything rebellious, revolu-|ner, Gene artiey and Roy | dians their ninth defeat in 10) ,J-—fresford Betatore Barlick. Jackow: abrhbt eb rhea . mil | . IRE co. aah a tionary, threatening or maverick | Warriner . | CLEVELAND BALTIMORE 9 games, Gene Woodling, who a awanns PRILADELPRUA |Aparicio 323% Alison cf 03331 ab rh bi abrhbilto that? | Time trials will be from 7:30] 77 W. Huron FE 8-042 ‘orges'n il br'w 0101/ Held as Richards once traded away, and) ab rh bi en Tore Bw 48h) Kikers oie tens welt Pearce re” site Trautman said ‘the IBCA's or- -ip.m. to 8:30 p.m. 4 Chico Carrasquel, peddled by the cuvar so {eee pata, sf $01 S Calinon x S148 Lemon ul $826) Minowe Mee Tuate et 8 Sr White Sox, Indians_and A's, each soon ‘it 3121. Bouchee Ib 4011 Rivera, 3021 Asprinte ss 33 sipeee* 3220 Lockman ib 0000 belted two-run homers. And Billy, nice a 239% Lag 333 8 Landis ct 2010 Thrn’b’y rf 300 3) Piss rald ¢ 30610 Trtandoes ¢ 3060 odges . an Lee oe viele toma fagersed 231 Oars wo hteaeee TE eet = REE, Tt Rae 2H this pile saved it eth wrote Wiig se | $888 gDrexe 1808 Low p 0000 Clevenger p 100 o/bJongs — 1.010 Pearson it, 1008 , - i ¥ fine relief job, Ernie Johnson, the ome’ $999 semproch p 2010) bCourtney ° soi tivcmn ar Lessames” tebe want, won it. —, bees rae e 0 0 8 0|Cicotie. p 9 eee jenneon Pp iii x * iene eee 1100) Totals 33.382 Totals 337114) = ; ie bod is cetieeany: ae Totals . 31342 Totals 30251) Totals 38412 4 “Totals 32710 7) \doubied for Prersall “m ae < Wate rade to Washington was nixed by! aad in &h: a—Ran for Porter a a; b—Fouled out for McLish in 7t — e. to dou arm trouble, came on as the ieee i Ga, o—Sireck fer ee ae a ¢-Ren ap stg polly -eouunla ee weee e : out for mproce! 4 ° Cc . i . Bi third cher nt night wh aaa a et he eae Ba! Pas Oe, and never lower priced! = * m , = on an| B—Roseboro, G. Anderson, Koppe. Po-| fF Courtney in Bih. | eoobelly aay. Fo cr pP— s the seventh inning. He retired! Pes Po Angeles 27-11, ‘Philadelphia #4.) cuiseee oo ccecceevececes 190 100 200-—4/ Gardner, Carrasquel, Lockman, LOB : Woody Held on a pop up, _ then | OE Moon. SB-—Preese e., — . S| ‘Washington | ns i Shek Cleveland 6 Baltimore 6. aasiaar | a oe Minnie Minoso, finishing with a procn, Freese. IP AR ER BESO, B—Caltices, Phillips. POA—Chicage 96 | "™ Wording. Correequal | on so - hitless three-inning mop up. | Wittiams cw. 31) 813 5 2 1 4/13, Washington 27-13. DP—Aparicion. Fox Grant (L, 3-2) 5 53346 Ask Jenneon 43:1) who gave up twojXeufar o's to 8 8 0 ¢| and “Torgesen 2. LOB—Chicego Li, Wasb-)wicLisn “yo Pa ass about our = - tt hits and two walk had relieved Moe Mller vo: so enith Der 2B—Phillips, Sievers, Rivera 2. IB—Fox O'Dell : sees ‘WRITTEN GUARANTEE! : starter Billy O'Dell, in _the fifth. -leolt. Secory. T—2:35. A—16.575. : HR—Alllson 3. aie Nee ee ee i F ee EL ot ————_—- +5 —____— —————-— _ | Gress. yera. } in) + ~~. a | og gnriat Summers, McKinley. Soar “sf x ‘ | IP # R ERBBSO 4 _ Ses the New 1959 shaw onsy 4s 6 3 ar, TiSiccam a J RCA and ZENITH Radios and Televisions |i? =} 1333 ® wowaunee foo omy 200-3 78 STEFAN KI R di & T 1 as Gacmoer (W, 21) 2 36echktCteestia aed Spahn, Jay (3), Hartman (6), Giggie Ss a 0 e evision HBP—By Shaw (Killebrew, Porter); by sida) fat pl te et ideas Eee ga e uown (Killebrew). Belk — Lowa. 0— (smn 0nd 0, Gust. W—Jockssn (46). D-| 1157 W. Huron St. FE 2-6967 Hurley, Runge, Tabacchi, Paparelia. T—| “Home runs—Milwaukee Mantis (1). Bt 2:53. A—19.157. 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Bi track and field meet gets under- confident Tommy Bolt begins de- jejq in Melbourne, Australia. ‘ ’ Seen eles nel | way Friday.—~ fense of his U.S. Open Golf Cham-| ~ &* .% See e aR DINARY MUVFLERS | At Omaha the annual college | pionship tomorrow, apparently un- Call Us for Money Saving : » world series starts Friday. concerned by the shadows of those) The 1960 Winter Olympics, how-| Prices on Your Car Muffler ; And in both competitions the | two aging giants, Ben Hogan and ever, will be televised live and by A on t midwest. is given a better than Sam Snead. | tape ghee vite Cant uto - . good chance to win champion-' * * * jing Co, frem S whi” ey, =| AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and EQUIPMENT oe vee d field font | It's another Snead-Hogan Open, Service n w? track ane ie it esuvals,! so far as most of the gallery atic: . the Winged Foot: Golf Club is con. Silky Is Favorite INGLEWOOD, Calif. cerned, and it will remain so until (AP) —| they fall from contention. It's been siiky Sullivan heads a small cast| that way almost for the last 15 o¢ California. horses slated to run| expected to draw over 15,000 fans during the two days, Kansas of “the Big Fight €onference is seen as a likely champion Rose. 149 W. Huron St. FE -2-1215 29 Auburn Ave. Ph. FE 2-0106 Some ver K s Ore’ am mene, ihowever, (think) is ‘Ore years, lin the $25,000 added Golden State| gon’s year. But Oregon suffered a | . oll } hard blow when illness forced AP Wirephoto Hogan, 46, tight-lipped and de- Breeders Handicap at Hollywood NEW ‘59 WAGONS sprinter Roscoe Cook to withdraw CHAMP’S IN FORM — Tommy Bolt sends the ball onto the | termined, and with his putting Park tomorrow. V A C AT] 0 N homa Ce ia oe ee green with a 40-foot chip shot during a tuneup for the defense of vee one atoee ae Seca, Silky, ale * one ana | sae | ware $] 99500 viewed as the team to beat. | his U.S: Open Golf Championship, which gets under way Thurs- | 47 winner of 168 other tourna- {of another in his starts at the | The Cowboys will get a real, day at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, N. Y. The Open | ments, is seeking his first. | = _meating, wit , Date: wate SURMInCEON RAMBLER Say iaigeh oad pga 4 ee runs through Saturday with Sunday reserved for any possible | Bolt fired a two-under-par 68 injand Gnakateentis leat. . : Michigan, a frequent performer| playoff. a ne to si aranaad ae ee ee Oe struggle, ee “owe SPRING SPECIAL : In first round of the double California Investigation on ee se pleted Saturdey with, Contactioal chess ote eee ~ MINOR meeting Penn State; Arizona play-| have made Snead the co-favorite MOTOR TUNE-UP ing Clemson: and Colorado State’ Check Ring Mysteries with Arnold Palmer at 6-1 and SPECIALS College tackling Fresno State | Placed Cary Middlecoff and Art PI _ ; —— : ;Wall Jr. next at 7-1. } $6 95 P = Ex-Ring Figure Dies | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Cali-probe last Wednesday's slugging] ig ss ° ors | MIAMI BEACH Fla (AP) —+fornia’s athletic commission, bat-.in Los Angeles of Hollywood Le- The champion is 10-1 with Ho- my FOR ANY ONE OF THE Harry Bonderefsky, 71, a promi- tling to clean up boxing and keep gion Stadium promoter Jackie gan ,Ken Venturi and Gene Lit-! L ha A as y FREE INSTALLATION nent figure in the bexing world out hoodlums, today delves into a Leonard. . ler. | =; FORD FREED Ce NS Aes formany years, died Tuesday jserien of mysteries A He testified at a recent com Smead has had a phenomenal WS M DELCO 15 Bonderefsky, who operated un Telephone catts, fight canccita: nijssion meeting that eastern UN-| string of eub-par reunds in prac: RUSS DA ON der the name of Harry Curley, tions and managerial dispute’ gerworld character Frank Carbo tice, ranging from 66 to 69, but once was co-manager of former were on the agenda and Philadelphia fight manager pe considers this an Wl, rather MERCURY * EDSEL * LINCOLN * ENCLISH FORD LINE and law en continued The forcement Ike Wil-, commission officials Frank (Blinky) Palermo were try-} {0 ing to muscle in on the contract of welterweight champion Don, Jordan of Los Angeles g A Los Angeles County grand jury probe of the Leonard assault a J A Y is tentatively scheduled for June 7? lightweight champion Hams SHOCKS al IMPROVE CAR RIDE AND SAFETY—SAVE TIRE WEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT FE 2-9131 than a good, omen. “When the bell rings, the wheels come off for me,” he commented wryly. 232 S. Saginaw St. Hogan, a man of driving ambi-| tion intent on surpassing Willie |Anderson and Bob Jones as the winningest of all Open champions, has been on the scene for two Time to Get Boat and Motor PROTECTION CAMBER : 50 Gov. Edmund G. Brown yester-| aida os . CASTER 4 s day asked Atty. Gen, Stanley weeks, ereine diligently. Only a Few Pennies MOST Mosk to investigate hoodlums -in ; * ’ ‘ Per D TOE-IN CARS boxing and the beating of He is playing like the Hogan e ay: Lonard. : of old,’ says Claude Harmon, the Call : for inf : mn MPROVE STEERING AND HANDLING—SAVE TIRES! _ a », ost pro and frequent playing ail us now information on a | Don Chargin of Oakland, who companion of the Texas Hawk types of marine insurance for in- substituted for Leonard at Legion land lakes or the Great Lakes. 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Be RANDOLPH fannina, of Les Anaces. 81 Clone Fara’ Duce’ and tract involving Bert Brodose aC -H.B, Frelinghuysen's Lake Erie. | San Francisco. Brodose claims he! oma has nee See — | sold a share of heavyweight Reu- | SO! nce_he ran out of the ben Vargas’ contract to Gambina, | ™oney in the Kentucky Derby, representing crooner Frank Sina-|¥°" by Tomy Lee. The 3-year-old tra, for $10,000 and has been paid|80n of Tom Fool-Ghazni ‘bounced only $500: Gambina denies the |@ck to finish fourth in the Preak- $10.000 figure. ness—second of the Triple Crown Brodose also told of mystery events—and yesterday impressed telephone calls—not threatening— his owners with a 2%-length tri- to him and Vargas’ mother seek-|U™mph in the High Gun Purse at TACKLE BOXES $1.98 up WADERS ee 17.95 HORSESHOE SET 4 SHOES—2 STAKES $ 6 9 8 in Sturdy Box ing to determine the boxer’s | Belmont Park, whereabouts. He said the calls} * ~*~ * came about midnight. Gambina| Lake Erie, who ran third re- said he once called Mrs. Vargas cently in the Jersey Stakes, has a about 10 pm. to inform her about proud reputation to uphold. His ‘a commission hearing on the con-' daddy, War Admiral successfully tract case lcompleted the Kentucky Derby- Governor Brown yesterday de-| Preakness-Belmont triple in 1987. clared, ‘‘We know there are hood-| The favorite’s role likely-will go lums in boxing nationally but we) to Preakness winner Royal Orbit. want to find out if they are try- Others entered are Sword Dancer, ing to muscle into California.” | Black Hills, Bagdad and Manassa He said Mosk’s office will not) Mauler. | take over the current commission! 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Fisher and , . Chapter DAV, which will share in| ‘Stanley Humphrey is show! Mrs. Fred Davis are secretaries. tf ; . | Rated one of the country’s top : Ol re { e | CT ‘outdoor horse shows, the BOH ) ™ ‘ores “ct the “moet prominent V\irottic | LISTEN! LOOK! i es in nited States. En-| ie gaa, Traffic Accidents} { ‘ WINNERS’ WINNER — That’s right. The well set-up English pointer female, Wahoo Cactus Breeze, shown by her owner and handler Dave Grubb, 40 Court Dr., won the recent Ohio-Pennsy]l- vania Winner of Winners derby at Blairsville, Pa. She had to be winner of at least one previous event in order to be eligible for this trial. Breeze won over 10 other top dogs, on a remarkable cast. She is one of three dogs campaigned by 21-year-old Grubb who plans to become a professional trainer. The silver bowl, cen- ter, is the trial’s rotating award. | By W. TAYLOR McKEOWN Editer, Popular Boating | i time of year. “Our family wants to get started in boating; should we begin with a small rowboat? How much should we spend? How much about sea- jmanship do we need to know?” “There's no need to start with ‘the smallest boat made.. A tiny idinghy or. rowing pram would be dangerous, in fact, with the 'whole family aboard. Nor is a large, heavy rowboat an_ ideal ‘first choice, unless its price hap- pens to just fit your budget. * * A modest-sized outboard can jpush you along at good speed, Study Conservation Enforcement Roles and your boat is a size that is easy | to trailer. Should you wish to economize Fish, Game Men Confer Approximately 70-80 represen- tatives from 14 states and the provinces of Manitoba, Ontario , and Saskatchewan attended the recent 15th annual conference of the Association of Midwest Fish and Game Law _ Enforcement! Officers-at Detroit. Regional and district field ad- ministration supervisors and enforcement officers of Michi- gan’s Department attended, ac- cording to Association Presi- dent, Michigan’s E. E. Tucker. Tucker is in charge of the de- partment’s law enforcement or experiment with different boats at the start, you may buy only the motor, drive with it lin your car trunk and rent a |boat for your motor at the water- delegates and spoke briefly on front. For about $700 on up you can the far-reaching role of law en-| forcement and the responsibilities of enforcement officers. Later, N. V. Olds, Assistant Attorney Gen- eral, discussed the legal concepts in conservation. should badget for. With this size | boat you may miss a lot of fun | if you do not have a trailer. Load | the boat, hitch up behind your car and extend boating in- Archers Down | veitinit 66 sae Gana and riv- | ers, seacoast harbors and inland Record Total | reservoirs, and perhaps later on a winter vacation, Archery deer hunters took a rec- ord 2,600 whitetails in Michigan|proved life preserver cushion, during the 1958 season, according|vest or ring for each passenger. Get a boat and practice. You will never know all there will maintain resale value when you have fun learning. e MOST POPULAR — The most popular boat in this country, at present, is the 14-foot outboard runabout type, like that above. These roomy craft afford room for all the family, or friends, for a picnic afloat, fishing, or water skiing. Outboard Hot Rodders’ Give Wildlife Bad Time By The Press Outdoors Editor Numerous complaints reaching Conservation officer Cyril Adams at Lake Orion point up a matter that has buy a boat and motor. . |reached rather. serious proportions in this area of | This is not the amount you | myraid lakes. “I have had quite a number of complaints during the last week or two regarding motorboat operators chasing waterfowl. One such complaint resulted in the arrest of the guilty party (at Lake Orion). In this in- ‘stance young goslings were run down and killed,” |Adams says. Similar complaints have come from other waters, where Canada geese, and ducks, with their goslings and ducklings, Aboard, you will need one ap. have been molested and injured. * * * Wild waterfowl have a difficult itme enough, bring- ig about boating, but like many!¢ others you may find you can). jthose of Si Jayne (Park Ridge, | Show is open to the public. There | will be no charge for the first two | days, devoted to junior equestrian | jactivities. The many hunter and’ jumper classes are expected to) offer some of the finest competi-' tion seen here in years. | Among stables expected are’ Ii.), Ten Pin Farm, the Victor) Sifton stable from Winnipeg, Can-| ada, Waverley Farms of Warren-' Camp-0-Rama This Weekend - ; Milford’s first Camp-O-Rama is_ set for this weekend, June 12-14 on the Milford High Schoo! athletic ‘field. | Tt will display the latest in com- \plete camping: and station-wagon jliving. There will be tents, trail- ers, accessories, boats, motors jand numerous other ‘pieces of ‘equipment and gadgets. Camp-O-Rama opens at 6 p.m. Friday. A vesper service will be jheld Sunday, at 10 a.m. to which ithe public is invited. A new, 49- star American flag will be pre. ‘sented to Troop 171 Boy Scouts, who will conduct the services. Drive ° Safe Cor — Have Your Car in Top Condition—We'll Adjust Your Brakes, Check the Fluid. FREE Installation Many Outdoors |, Events in June Michigan's extensive summer |program of outdoors events really’ gets under way this month. Among the outstate highlighted features) are the following, for June: | 1l-13—Annual boat show at Grayling: | Ird annual perch festival at Ludington program Conservation department direc- tor Gerald E. Eddy welcomed the to a Conservation Department es-| Navigation lights and horn are timate based on a post card sur-jrequired. Oars or a paddle; an- vey of archers. for tying up alongside a dock, set their previous high in 1956 when 2,430 deer were killed. Last year’s figure, together with the regular and special firearm season harvest and camp kill, boosted the total deer needed. You need a compass you are heading out on a trip, emergency flares and first aid kit, and for added comfort per- haps a convertible canvas top. angi 1968 eed With a larger craft you will — want and need additional acces- Almost seven per cent of the | sories, |estimated 38,920 archers afield} Don't overlook a sailboat as a were successful last season. possible first choice. A_ sloop- Highest take--was registered in|rigged craft of about the same the northern L o we r Peninsula |15-foot size in the day-sailer cate- where some 1,910 deer were killed. | gory can offer a great deal of fun |for all the family. Choose your boat, power or sail] from a reputable builder and of a type popular in your area. | Area Silver Poodle ‘Wins Unusual Honor | In her first big competition, and only her 2nd show test, the 2%- year-old silver- miniature female, Merrie went best in show at the recent Delaware County, Ohio (Me- dia), Kennel club event. It was the first time, says Phil Moses whose wife, Betty, owns Merrie, that a silver miniature poodle female has won such honors in the U. S. There were 593 dogs in the show. Merrie had just one point prior to this show. Mrs. Moses has also finished a * Complete Front End Reg. $10.95 Balance 2 Front Wheels Reg. $5.00 Pack Front Wheels Alignment Esther Williams says: “Get all information from my deeler below about Esther Williame Home Swimming Pools.” Reg. $3 Adjust Brakes (Reg. $1.75 * Inspect Brake Lining ® inspect Drums iship this spring, CH. Torquiee Several sizes; Guaranteed Com- | |Gray Prince, 3-years-old. plete with all equipment; Prompt installation. * Inspect Wheel Cylinders chor and line plus docking lines, | Bow and-arrow enthusiasts hada fTeliable bilge pump, fenders) tools and spare engine parts are if , \defined move under way to put @ stop to careless operation S™ieer Spaniel Club). | |male silver miniature’s champion-| | 12-l4—Lilae festival at Mackinac Ie- \ lend. j | {ng off their broods to the point where they can fend te base season ne 21—Tawas River cance race, Tawas. | for themselves, what with predators and other obstacles, 27—8nd annual Mackinaw cance mare-. Such acts as these are the work of unthinking, irrespon- |'hon st Cheboygan; summer fishing der- | | , Cheboygan, isible persons, who would deliberately operate a fast boat cae “vents invotes dogs L tnalode: a eta | 'to swimmers and fishermen. Fortunately there is now a welllat ‘st. ciatr So. Michigan | A Firestone Stores 146 W. HURON ST. FE 2-9251 ( rr nie! Club). \of motorboats in the Oakland County area. There's nothing {ot retrieving dogs using pigeons and sporting in endangering the lives of humans and wild crea-/|America) 277—Pield trial, Bo, Mich ringer jtures, just for a “kick”. Spaniel Club, at Bt. Clair -- ong (Pig- eons will be used) we SKIN OVING i x * * There's a field triat at Bald Mt. area| July 19, @ TANKS FILLED (CROSS COUNTRY BY MOTORBOAT (Bngiish "ipringer “‘penial Chub ung INSTRUCTION @ EQUIPMENT ee c n &ll-breed weiter trial is Set Boats e Bait e Salvage | Two intrepid outboarders are ypw on their way for a for July by Mich region, Weimaraner FE 5-5375 itranscontinental crossing of North America, the first time an|——— ~_——— = — = east-west trip has been tried. John Edwin Hogg, 67, writer- — iphotographer and 30-year-old John Dahl left New York re-| jcently, hope to make the crossing, entirely by boat, to As- toria, Ore,, in a leisurely 10 weeks. Besides providing an extremely interesting jaunt, this run should afford opportunity to collect much valuable in- formation on waterways, wildlife and other pertinent outdoors subjects. Their floating homé is a 19-foot fibre-glass cruiser driven, by a pair of 35-hp outboards. The voyageurs were due to call) at Detour, St. Ignace, Manistique and Menominee, Mich., dur- | ing the “leg” that takes in the Great Lakes. * * * The Conservation Department is seeking more informa- | tion on movements of spawning pike, and in that connection , its biologists have tagged a number of fish (412) at Fife lake. |Fishermen who take these fish In the Manistee system, and iat Fife lake, are asked to provide the tag number, date, size | ‘and ldcation of the catches. | ' + Lethal effect of certain insect-repeliants on bird life MERCURYS | was demonstrated a few days ago, when a number of wild birds at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lashkevich, in Birmingham succumbed to what Cranbrook naturalists told Mrs. Leshkevich was some type of poison spray, A pair of brown.thrashers, nesting in an evergreen, died, iand the householder also noted a robin that succumber after ‘exhibiting similar symptoms. Four thrasher nestlings were re- ‘moved from the tree, and are now being cared for at Cran-| | brook. | * * * ti I'M SURE HAPPY WITH THE GOOD TRADE | MADE ON MY MERCURY AND IT’S SURE CONVENIENT TO DEAL AT RUSS DAWSON’S WHERE YOU CAN GET SERV- ICE FAST AND EASY. ret ne ae ne oe ep eit atmmentes CLEARANCE USED OUTBOARD MOTORS OUT THEY GO! PAY AS LOW AS ONLY 10% DOWN : Drtheo $1.25 A WEEK 6 .YEd 10 PAY N Fth Mant Regalar S$ hi sie posta ee at Model Home, | $20.70 . | Waterferd Hill, Baimoral Drive Value wee ™ ieee | INLAND LAKES | - a UVUALUALUUUUUEUQUELUUUULUULUUEL SALES | sine Major ner nape 3127 W. Huron . ie :s REN be Ife tie B RAKE | Fe 4.7121 PE 2-6122 Pitoy oc rat oe 2: 8: SPECIAL Most Fords mW di COME IN AND MAKE US AN OFFER. LOOK THEM OVER. IF WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED, YOU'LL GET A REAL BUY! ~ . FROM 3% H. P. NOTARY PUBLIC AVAILABLE | BANK FINANCING | Chevies. and Steering, Upholstery $ GOODYEAR Rs. ie - = Open $ to 9 Daly, Sun. to 6 PX. SERVICE STORE oats . GRUISE-OUT Boat Sales | eae aR rE 8-4402, 63 &, Walton Pied. ' : ‘ 2 + : by ; F > go | : ‘ 4 , ; ; 7 Slaybaugh’s 630 Oakland ' : : aoe P : 232 S. SAGINAW. RUSS DAWSON MTRS. MERCURY — EDSEL — LINCOLN — ENGLISH FORD LINE ‘we BOY, DOES MOM EVER LIKE OUR NEW MERCURY! SHE'S TICKLED ABOUT THE WAY SHE CAN GET IN AND OUT, AN’ THE BIG WINDSHIELD. OH YES, SHE SAID THREE CAN SIT EASILY, FRONT OR BACK, ‘CAUSE THERE ISN'T THAT BIG TUNNEL. AND I LIKE THE WAY IT GOES! om PARTS end SERVICE FE 29131 } F @ 7 | [ i : , ‘ ai JEHIRTY-EIGHT | __ . / i Ae ) i } ‘ 2 } i { ed by Tax Laws, Tight Money, Debt | : | My ae Treasury Must Buck Federal Policy By SAM DAWSON ‘big corporation’s borrowing costs. the federal level. Thus they lose because of the competition from} AP Business News Analyst ‘That’s because when it borrows'much of their charm for the in-|higher yielding tax exempts and NEW YORK ® — Other things jt can chargé the interest to ex- vestor who pays high taxes any- corporate bonds, it. can its besides a ceiling of interest rates penses. way, and sees no pe ins naeapgesierhice _ are ‘keeping the U.S. Treasury fi-' Since it must pay the treasury going into a higher bracket. ‘ket where it is supreme. fancially embarrassed about half of its gross earnings) Another competitor for lending) The trouble with that’ is these | “One is the tax Jaws that favor !n income taxes, it saves about money is the home mortgage. Thisshort term securities tend to be-| peace | half of the interest it pays out. treasury now does or would like|come like cash and therefore an its competitors in the money Mar- Hence, paying higher rates to get to. : leddition to the endl oma et — corporations and state and local agencies. a loan isn't the pain it might be.| When the mortgage is backed by| This feeds any inflationary fires — ; ' Tax laws favor the states andithe Federal Housing Administra. that may be starting. And neither Another is the higher yields ei local agencies when they borrow— tion or the Veterans Administra-/the treasury nor other Washing.’ government backed mortgages © ‘land they are doing so in increas- tion the risk to the investor isiton agencies want to see that. fer investors — federal = ing volume. Their securities are slight. With today’s home building | A higher interest rate would) that make these Ort EAges oe tax-exempt, appealing to any in- boom there are lots of mortgagesjhelp the ‘treasury attract some ps riskiess as treasury satel tee vestor in the upper ineome brack--for investors to buy. long-term investment money. But One is the tight maney poli y | In-all this the treasury has an;many observers think the only which the Federal Reserve Board 1) ¢ ieasury Securities, on the ont +- the short term security.|real and lasting solution would 4 —s Sagan genaie i other hand, are fully taxable at If it can't sell long-term bonds'be a cut in federal spending. s fig Oo stave olf anour zi se eenpionaes ee . 7 flationary inroad on the purchas ing power of your dollar And a prime one is the habit wf the federal debt to grow and ets \ _ BOARDING HOUSE SKILLED AT /M- WHAT WAS : grow. Only Congress or, some say, an aroused puble — can l SAY CHARMING PERSONATING THAT 2 ~/DRAT yo some degree these tactors IM PARK, THI6! SUST BRITISH THEY RE affect both the nonsalable U. S THE SORT OF NMWOSUNL/TY —~ SWITCHIN T , Savings Bonds which Individuals THING KEEP THE POLICE BELIEWE ANOTHER STATION! — most in the lower income brack- THE CON~ wae ly IT POSSIBLE ts = buy, and the salable treas-| COMMONERS FROM FKIOENCE WAN in sé curities which iook for their, GETTING TESTY, MAY BE market among the banks, other! WHAT 2 REMINDS OPERATING financial institutions and funds, | MEA BIT OF THE WW: ‘ DUKE OF WINDSOR'S ~~-- corporations and well-heeled indi- vidual investors r¢4it4e70°™ But +they apply especially to the| marketable securities which have been giving the treasury its big-| gest headaches. These problems, will still remain even if Congress goes along with President Elsen. | hower's request to lift the ceiling on the interest Uncle Sam can pay | when he borrows Let's Jook‘at these sales difficul-| ties that US. marketable securi | PLACE, YOU KNOW! 1 A tics face } In today’s crowded borrowers market competition can, be stiff. And the tax laws give corpora- tions a head start. The treasur fiself picks up about half of a - Fulbright Opposes Ike © on Foreign Aid Loans WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee was asked today to overrule Pres-| . ident Kisenhower and approve a) . five-year program of. foreign de- | . , , yelopment loans financed by OUT OUR WAY Treasury borrowings Chairman J. William Fulbright | “T A PORCUPINE / THET AIN’T SO (D-Ark) said he would push the GOOD GRACIOUS/|'/ * pumMBy || pUuMB--rr DOES proposal tq a vote despite Eisen- J Anant Porpees \ SHE LOOK LIKE TH’ hower’s opposition, PA THINKS BIG D ‘S A DOG HOME ! AFH. ALL TH’ QUILLS * © Eisenhower has said he prefers direct appropriations rather than indirect use of Treasury funds to finance the foreign Joan program as well as other activities | The issue provided a test In the } first committee vote on Eisenhow- | " er's $3,930,000,000 foreign aid pro grain j * * * Fulbright and Sens.‘ John F Kennedy (D-Mass) and Hubert H.} Humphrey (D-Minn) are sponsors) | if of the amendment to provide | loans for economic development abroad at the rate of 1% billion | dollars a year Fulbright said he discussed the amendment in a closed session Tuesday at which ‘a majority of thoese present favored the prin ciple.” ' TH’ LITTLE DOG HAIN'T GOT/ (a ar 4 P ‘2 + re (IVa sf— 1 Gees 1 mine? n by z i a ‘ a3 |! | a eM bey Ay y 4) ’ i as Ag ii \ ‘ ~DB eH. - ( ant ~ *, Grow Big Appetites NEW YORK (UPD) — Agriculture Department economists found ft ¢osts about $11 9%) a week to feed, @ lt year old boy, as against $4.50! x aes fo: i three year-old child and $8.50 ee 2 gage A - - : . ps P — z2 = for a Tyyear-old man, Food costs| Pee Sa , aa SEE. a . | ‘a - . ° - fun about 33 per cent more for al bt o> Uses - TRantams 6-10 16 \car-old boy than for a girl of eve ae LIVE €acTuSs aan ion poe 1M, Wag US Pet. OF the same age ™ : Slee ( S DONALD DUCK re OHNO! DONT TELL MEY YOU WERE SENT HOME ) FROM ANOTHER PARTY! eee — By Walt Disney JUST ON ACCOUNT OF My)| | /YEP.1 PUT A SPOONELIL) L TABLE MANNERS! OF ICE CREAM DOWN — = —~ BILLY BROWNS ) y —~ NECK! . ee (im PLL WHY WERE VOU ) K ROUNCED THIS TIME You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying and selling problems, To Place Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-818! Ah ‘ 4 a ; : +r nt. . . Oh, and Mother hopes you'retaking your vod-liver oil every day.” Jey am eee eres he ees es a et et we eee oe. 7 (mee JUNE 10, 1959 | _ THE BERRYS IM SORRY I SAID THAT, DEAR... PLEASE DONT BE MAD AND OPEN KING Lo FOR: THis TALK To re ALLEY OOP => > ITT Tie Lf 1969 by NEA Service, ine, TM Reg. US. Pat. OFF By Carl Grubert By McEvoy and Strieber NT grore) 77 ok - = aes b | THE RATS WHO ATTACKED DOONE ARE GETTING AWAY WITH HIS FORMULA! YOU | bance MUST WITNESS THIS, AND] [= TELL YOUR PEOPLE! ¥ * THE GPECK'S 6TILL pony -MY | WELL FOR CAT GIMME * ad, ( e ea) é = By Ernie Bushmiller LOVES SOAP BUBBLES TO BUST HE DOESN'T KNO IT, BUT HE'S GETTING A TREATMENT ete ee Cape EP De Ueted Reamon fyndioatn, te, THE BUBBLES ARE MADE WITH HIS FLEA-SOAP = By Dick Cavalli @ 1960 by NEA Servien, me Tat Meg UL Pan OFF iT JUST LOOKS DIFFERENT WHEN IT's LP. ss an By Charles Kuhn GRANDMA THEY SURE ARG GITIN’, GRANDMA / BEAUTY SHOP.,.? GARAH, WILL YOU PLEASE CANCEL MY APPOINTMENT T- DAY AN’ DLL CALL BACK... ... SOON AS TH’ FIGH QUIT NIBBLIN‘..7” oe | / | y : 7 f THIRTY-N INE “| Stock Rally 1 From Setback after a series of bad setbacks. tions to more than 2 points. { Priees advanced smartly in all The following covering sales af locally produce brought NEW YORK (#®—The stock th package I stock mar-\them in wholesale lots. ket rallied vigorously early today | Quotations are furnished by the +Detroit-Bureau—of- “as of Prices backed down slightly under Key stocks advanced from frac- Tuesday. Markets, + MARKETS |Work Stoppage "tealy om Slow Grains CHICAGO W—Grain futures Farmer's sold by to the by growers and light scattered: selling in the first few minutes ‘of slow activity today on the Board of Trade. Detroit Produce iS La Z i __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 10, 1959 nor, John B, Swainson, will be the main speaker at the first annual awards program held by the Great- er Pontiac USO Sunday at the Auburn Heights Nike base. _ Swainson, a youthful ex-state jsenator from Detroit, was elected lto the number two state post last |falt, replacing Philip A. Hart, now a U. S. Senator. | During the program, beginning | at 2.p.m., more than 66 Pontiac Swainson fo Addres ‘- USO Awards Event — + Michigan's new lieutenant gover-« whe heavy. The Scat tae maa! — la wont of Games nape aie ry. was) : $4.09) at Most o i ‘s major e late for a prolonged period. (Rotem Soy, No bai ee vators has halted handling of grain ares erganigatiqns will receive The masiet Gai tee fies a | Strawberries, foe. 4 eo: ster 6:00 there and brokers said it could citations from Irving Steinman, sleeng. sesovery, tweleers eld | . VEGETABLES have put the brakes on some trad- USO chairman, for centribe- They noted that yesterday's AiDATeus don. bens, ..............91%9) ing. The weighers are involved in tions ‘to the USO program here. sharp decline was arrested at a | Broceoll, ‘No. 1, Gos. bens. ..*...... iu negotiations on a new wage con- Besides providing entertainment resistance level which had held Shiver Wei. “doa woos cco | 7 for service men Stationed at the iy May and that a comeback Dill, doz. bes. --...-.0-----+00s 190) There appeared to be a small Nike bases in Auburn Heights, was in the making in the final Leeks, No 1 lela weintes 4.09, volume of evening up trade, too, Commerce Township and Frank- minutes ef trading. pupa een, dos. tc anssisnane ce 3 on the possibility that the gov- lin Village. va Pontiac use com + ' : gee oe i , mittee provides parting gifts for Prices were higher from the re, root. dos. bok 13 ernment’s June crop repert could : —_ : . : 3 wees ‘ ne inductees de ; LT. GOV. JOHN B. SWAINSON start. Aluminums continued their pyr _ ait 209 contain some surprises. i the arened en cminect ne i * Se strength shown even in the midst Radishes, white, doz tig, After about an hour wheat was) * = rn of yesterday's shak t. nubarb outdoor, doz. bch -» 967% ‘cent " jl “to 3 «4 ae * Conners ae A as Sg sauesp. tral. bu eS = 150 ba ay. hy ena " eae | A yore! — of the pro- Police Want to License utilities, tohaecos aircrafts dee ee 6 WE. Loicsec.. 4 to \ lower July $1 26h: oats “44 gram ow xe the appearance of! "all Waterfo ° “ : - ’ - Dk u " F Ps : ‘ ’ , 7 me a TS . , r Bic cle 5 tronics, rubbers and “electrical! GREENS 4ewer-to 12 higher, July 64%; rye | Pe, Corn ess hens Cae d —— . ; | Cabbage, N L acsdea denen ucewe 18 % - , 22%; “| - = shins ee ae ahead. ga Coseees Me. me. --- : te to : eager ty oJ ee from Colorado Springs, Colo. | In an effort to get all bicycles 3 if avout 2 were scored by|Kale, bu...) 2.0.2... .. 2.59| Deans a tower, JY 96.00. Al |in Waterford Township licensed be- Alcoa, Kaiser Aluminum. Ana- Mustard, No. 1 bu : iz Ph se iB oe ee “se ee re school closes, Police Chief : , : OT, BE es eess An arn rorr Sone ios - * . | Pontiac Presse Phote ili :. wston and Mrs. : ; 701 conda and Westinghouse r 8 HELP socsonsecocecescnscinon i . : : P ills > ; Sina eae a saecgstilg — Pe sess seeveeseceseeess 160) Grain Prices PRESENTED CERTIFICATE — Chairman ardson a certificate of merit for his efforts in |George Cram, auxiliary chaplain | Millard J. Pender will conduct a ints. R h mie | SALAD GREENS CHICAGO GRAIN | of the Waterford Township Recreation Board futhering recreational activities in the township, jof the Pontiac Amvets, Jimmy |5¢ssi0® from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat- points, Raytheon more than a CHICAGO, June 10 (AP)—Opening) |. , . lurday at the Schoolcraft School point sess Wg Sis ia age $2.90 grain Erwin G. Greer presents newly-installed Junior The presentation was made at a banquet at the |Day Post 12. sie : eee 2-40 : Oats (new type) . saa ‘on Macedey drive at Williams Lake N , Lettuce, teat a Baas sconces 5 1 shy 14% Sep...) '45%| Chamber of Commerce President E. Frank Rich- Community Activities Center last night. | Rowston is scheduled to offer | road ew r Lettuce, bibb, pk. bskt. tae Ly Sie vod PA + | a j ; , York Stocks ——[Lettuce: wibb.’ pk." bakt. "0000022. 138 Lea% Mar rh : OO RON terre earn °F |All bicycle owners living in the (dia: Maing Gusvalemsss Mar cu cceeee 1.964 oe sem 7 . j ae aged — while Mrs. | Watert ord Village, Pontiac Lake Figures after decimal point are eighths| Poultry and Eggs Sep ........ 1.70% Sep . 1.31% ater or S a i im Ww present a 49-star land Schoolcraft School hav Dee 123% flag to the USO, to fly at its ea — Admiral ...... 24.4 Ist Crk Coal 38.1 SW veers 1.36% Mar .. 1.35%B ycees i 0 y rien ? v been asked to register their bikes | ceeeecee 1.90 Lard (4 i headqua : Allied Ch | 116.3 Jones ante ts parmcer cues ie Vania pasa | Sei a 11% iw me so | | YMCA riers at the Pontiac ‘at this time. Allied Strs . &. mnecott 108.4) , — old ty : . : i t . { __ P.O , —~ Allis Chal 2 Kimb Clk 6 pale iden Detroit for No. 1 Jly .......... @ — Ales e | . ' | Presentation of the & ; | ; : . Alum Ltd 32.6 Fass ak g|. Heavy type hens 15-17: light type| B—Bid ° ag coincides’ U.S. dairy exports in 1962 werd ap Aine ee Liby McN&L . 11 5 hens Shree rete none dered ed | W | r | ie Flag Day. the lowest since 1940. Am Can 4i9 Leg & My... 04 ee ee ender 8 me Ben: ark tel 5 ; | | The awards program ts under |———..______ = Am Cyan ans fOceh. Aire 30-4 | pon34; ducklings 30. os |USW Would Switch al | pe: ithe direction of Thomas Horwitz) Am Meters . 366 Lone ® Gas. 40.4) . ‘ | Find Her Strangled to and Kay Vedder, two members of AS Pe 594 Lorillard 40.5; DETROIT EGGS | More than 100 Waterford Town- activities they provided during | ' : | Am Ges 596 Foy & Nesh 924|. DETROIT, June 10 tAP)—Eggs P.O.B «gs ; 2 SAC . Death Just W k B f the USO committee | Am News Ql eee Tre .3.4 | Detrott in case lots federal state grades: jship Junior Chamber of Commerce 1958-59 u ee eTore. in ard be Manning i Rae pats large 32, large | €g0 ld lon e 0 | members their wives and guests cian the rt ra. | Hi h Sch iS d ati | Also on the program committee 2 % q {27-29; medi ~23: “18; 2 , if . > reece - 644 -coaaingr-s pa oF 38 large 26; peters A extra lara jattended the annuaj instalation: ae ag ac ae a i 9g ws rcoveren pd = gaa pied a: a Rose: a ca pa Meret 80/32; Uarge 27-29; medium 32. Orade Bo NEW YORK (AP)—The United | banquet at the Community Activi- ; — id. “A | ee ee: Haushaite: 33 Mergen Line .. $5.4; '#rge 25: checi ee ponies Board Erwin G. Greer sald, “A anieRST >) Mrs, Reeba Netzler, Norma Feiler Balt & Ohio 431 Merr Ch&S .. 19.2) wu Ge ar wie Oe reat , | Steelworkers Union is seeking toj\ties Center last night. in recogni- good program in a community ts MHERST, Mass. (AP)—An 18 7 ete De lage! ; Bath tee ar pot el Lore i jlerse 31 10 28 larke 26-28, medium 22. resume ee ee con-| tion. of National Recreation Month not the responsibility of a rec ‘year-old girl who was to be grad- Cainpbe on =e Braet | Service of the joeing Air 356 | hn | Grade marge rowns—Grade A tract otiations between com-/—June ° : ae we Bohn Alum 3% ¢ Monsan Ch 486) extra large 27: large 26° to 27: medium! neg reation board alone, but of the uated from high school next week naywig RO Ew , ; Bond Strs 297 Mont Ward 46 6) 5) 9) Grade B iarge 22. current re-|Mittees next Tuesday * * * . avid ‘walt, Fred J Haggard . Borden 40.7 Motorola 106) | nse a4 checks 18 j total area and its various organ. was found dead of strangulation!gng Alviq Kushner, director of t! bia Mw 9 eel can ss “ ™ | This type of negotiation _WaS) Highlightmg the program was itations, The Jaycees have done in her bedroom in North Amherst a Ch were Uso eee ee Budd Cee 3 ONat Dairy 52 Livestock |abandoned a month ago. Since'the presentation of the first Rec- a tremendous job in this re- early today, and her 19-year-old| _ . sete re NY Carel we waenGrn LiTecrorK ‘dente talks have been Con-'-eation Department award to the, spect.” boy friend was arrested on a mur-} { Quiet Carpeted Room ‘an Dry... 43 3 t ) sTOC |duct y four-man teams repre-| yay, > recres ‘der cha ak 7 Pp 29.5 Nort & West . 91 DETROIT. Ji eS ttle— ) |Jaycees for outstanding recreation « ; er charge Capital Atri 174 ee 23 2 | Salable $00 Gnugnter gi Cnoder., senting the union and the 12 larg-;_ = = = of the Ja) ate | Police Chief Francis E Hart! Lodge Calendar With Tele phone rd al Oe Mer “Pac 83.4 /fota ami 1e08-1180 pinay my est companies in the industry. | Pecuas Ligktiee conest. cui (2d the body of Joan Elizabeth | Special] communieation Cedar e Cater ae = 196.3 le = 60.6138 a: mond te ae \chetee steers s8i8- Industry leaders reserved deci- | dren's Christmas party, Caster egg Julian, who recently enlisted in lodee ae ler ere Clarkston nrysier z -4\few loads choice heifers - ve | P it arines, was iou y her) : : . 1 ' cin Mil M 34 Phil’ Pet ; aif thes pr tireny waters T3651 00. stands —? whether bod a along with 00 uirve ‘hunt, Halloween parties, Teenage he Marines, fo nd by b lin E A praia mes weet Receptionist Service Cites eve. : a8 See cal G Hada) to low wood 23.50-38.50; utility steers ., union's request for aor tires 'Road-E-O, adult bowling tourna- father. Hart took into custody) Gordon Stayt, W. M. ulp . .00-24.00; it Ow company-by-co! . . | | ; } Cluctt Pee _ a a as . = ,|20.00-21°50; canners and eattera 18 00- ing npeny gain ‘ment and—just aig Cea aey Heneigan oni samme . . e@ epee) hia! TSE : "8 gg 00. : . the golf tournament for boys. Amherst. \ Colg Palm 36.7 Reyn Mot ... 93.2 Some sources believed the un- Get G Ah ~ . News B f i Cole Pam ces Rex Drug. 434 § 0-Anead | a | * * * | in ore For Reservation +2 ; ” 80 ’s maneuv s - . | ca Noes <: ta Royal ‘Dut - 43 | si of a with Former president George rj Chief Hart reported the youth | = [ Consum Pw goat Ree ap i78 Ford-Canton Idle Da | com om that sae break away Scantiand installed Frank Richard- said he was afraid of losing the gomeone threw a beer bottle Phone FE 5-9224 Cont “on : a8 apsre ooh wi ae i industry's solid front House Approves Funds |sn, president; a gered fist gut. \through a plate glass window of e Cont ‘ . . he : . - ‘ : ; ae 2s 14 Shell Oil .,... 804 : . vice president; ven Melkonian,| The chief gave. this account: |the Pastry Shop, 556 N. Saginaw Copper Rng ad simmons oe Delayed by Court to Investigate Current second vice president; Donald Bee-\ Hannigan had enter: i the girl's St, early today, causing ‘on . ete Pub ies Socony i ‘Nixon Slates Storm Water Drains ‘le. secretary; Jack McCaftrey bedroom through a window. They| mated $100 damages, Pontiac po I} Reasonable Room Deere 59.3 Sou Pac , ‘treasurer: and Richa mpson, | here about two and a half|lice reported. : 2 R 55.4 ; i were there abou | lic por os ats se | eid Ré 23 4 DETROIT BP—Some 11,000 Whi ] ° d T " } corresponding secretary hours when the youth suddenly Rates Doug Aire 504 ute On $2 | troit area Ford workers may have! lTiwin rip | Funds Yor a flood survey of the ; strangled het . Imperted gladioli bulbs, 16 va- . . | Dow chem ata wens D) Go). 66.4jto wait at least a month to col-iyy - Red Run Drain and the Clinton| Sepervieer Elmer Johnsen 4:, Leties, 69 cents dosen. Dean's i Single $7 Double $9 | ea, “+e? Pac G&E! so | tobi henetinn he ti This Weekend - ; + spoke briefly, The $500-scholar- Hannigan went to St Brigid's Garden Center. 294 Oakland. Adv. Twi Rast Mode a1 Pan AW AL: 276, ect jobless benefits for the time River—Oakland County's main’ ager c Mansley, [rectory where he talked with a| wins $11 Raton Mig 696 Panh Epi 4s they were idled in 1953 by a pone | storm water outlets to the Great) "™"P eae = : name loriest. The priest telephoned po- |, Rummage Sale — Lake Orion Kitchenettes $12 El Auto L'.. 22 Param Pict o7 ,lat a-Ford plant in Canton, Ohio.) WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice'Lakes—were approved yesterday, i - So os sons senee? hee — Ebel erg Iie okey dienyl Lew MONTHLY RATES for a ana) ara oa 178) The U.S. Supreme Court cleared; President Richard M. Nixon will by the House of Representatives, ‘ ved ; be k ; —————— foam eee NOY Seusl Permanent Guests Ex-Ce}i-O 442 Penney. JC ...1124/the way for the payments Mon-}leave Thursday on a quick week-|Congressman William S. Broom- Also hono was the key man Firestone 1401 std Brand Une, Cee —— - 2-Oakls : -w r’s president Navy Mothers Rummage Sale. | 120 S. Telegraph Rd Food Mach an at oul Cai 92 2) day Mee to pte : a end trip that wil] take. him from ae tee County) an rsa go een age oe Large Bear Shot VFW Hall 371 E. Pike. Pri and grap ‘ dod lodek : . ligan Supreme Court decision wi 5 = <= { y. | sini 3 . Sat. 9am, — ? av! e t Su 3 rt N o . } : j ane any 28 Ht on on se 86 held the workers were entitled hace York to oa | Broomfield said he expects no! = ‘Prowlin Around aoe " = Gardner Den 504 gievens, JP, 3! !'the benefits totaling about one mil-; Nixon and his family will fly to qifficulty in winning Senate or Never Saw Benefactor g - — — Gen Phe”. 3 Setkee' map. 9] lon dollars Scunaien ‘The Cie procldetiGil tcia sue te seer Gare nx. y. apr-miss ‘Baltimore Alleys | ; ‘ lt wm ‘ ies. ‘i tiwill begin within the year begin-| ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP)—Miss' Gen Pads 2 swift & Co 415)’ Director. Max Horton said the|°°Temonies ae Hea ee ‘<. j Gen Motors. 40.7 Textron. 36 ‘Michigan Employment Security| then will fly by jet to San Fran-|ning July 1. bea pagel at her = ay gi, BALTIMORE (h—City police re —— - ze _ Gen T & Bl. 632 Tim RBear - $37, Commission could start paying the| cisco for an evening speech. Also included in the bill were |i) ¢0m a first cousin whom she Port they shot and killed a large, | Gen Tite oe qeenepmier S5 benefits by next Monday but says! He will fly to Virginia City,| $27 million in funds to deepen las tly never_knew William| black bear in downtown Baltimore | Gillette. 46.4 Baderwond ie 4ihe has been advised by the at ney Friday for an appearance! 80d widen Great Lakes connect- ie yas rkhill. 75. an electrician, died &b0ut “t:15-a:m. today: $$ = — Aes un Pac ‘ pales Geena! s staff — ae the Nevada Silver Centenniel| @& Channels as an-ald to in- last January without making a| Somewhat proudly, officers said @ Am dividing a large form into 9-12-30 and 40 acre porcels. Greh Paige .. 33 Jnit Air Lin % cannot make 0 is- ~~ ; creased ship traffic because of | . : ithe think it was the same elusive | ero : . Gt No Ry 3 Sai ra 383) suance of an order by the circuit] and ire fly to Los Angeles Fri-| the recent ‘epeaing of the St. pee ae _—- savings toa best that gave Washington police | ed ot borauia pina Bessa tao) dace yen Gulf O _.... ifs 2. oe 41.4, court.” y night. ence vay. heard . a j > ey oriaiadl 2 Home stk 428 asa Stl ame case originated in Wevsal On Saturday, Nixon will take coaial 3 aeneny jand over $10,000 in cash at his 5° much trouble recently : $6,000, $500 down, 30 acres hos possibility ‘of lake or pond Ur cont— 4 US Tobe 3) Count Circuit Court lpart in commencement exercises| The survey will help clear away home. He reportedly inherited | Two men spotted the animal J (some work hos been done) only $385 ocre. Easy terms. a's a Van Real. 33:3) i . at his alma mater, Whittier Col- the threatened danger of further most of it from his father, a lock- | late Tuesday night near aceme- BH Qwner 1310) West Seven Mile, Detroit,.0! 1-5060. Inland gt. 47.3 West ABR | lege, Whittier, Calif., and Sunday legal entanglements for the Twelve smith, and from an aunt. Judge) tary in the southwest section. = fospir Cop Ly Weete Ee $4, Two youngsters were discussing he will visit Disneyland at Ana-/Town Drain and other badly need-|Michael | Rogers of | Sirnogste §, police were alerted. Some 100 cf 2 CU THIS AO Siti Int Bus Mch 445 Wilson & Co . 364 baseball, and one boy said,|neim, Calif, for dedication of new|ed storm drains in the county,|Court ruled Tuesday that Miss | icers joined in the hunt. ——= “See ; eee A ld {86 Woolworth... $82 “Mickey Mantle’s not my hero facilities. 'Broomfield said [heoret ls retired insurance com-| .. bear wandered in -and oot < it ee NL yagi at Fr dia You know, he takes ®; His Monday schedule calls for a, Some Macomb County commu-'pany employe, is the only heir to 4 siieys with dogs at its heels nt oO } iad : " : , : ‘ it} , ‘ | oe P LLL LG LAL OO A et, Int Biiver 4 Zedith Red j33.g.Shower after every game!” . . .\visit to his Yorba Linda, Calif.,/nities have threatened court action) Corkhill’s money | ‘The hant ended about five hours | —_—, ~ Int TelaTet . 372 }Safety poem: “The hand that lifts/ birthplace and an honorary degree on the Twelve Town project be-' aaa ater when police felled the ani- A R EAL z “ ‘the cup that cheers—Shouldn’t be, from the University of San Diego.) used STOCK AVERAGES ‘Compiled by The Associated Press! 36 14 1S 60 Util Stocks 9 W Indust Rails +29 +17 Net change sh 18 Noon Wed 333.2 1380 943 2227 Prev. day 330.3 136.3 941 2209) Week ago 341.0 1405 97.1 2280) Month ago 3405 1400 997 220.1) Year ago 254 96.2 807 172.4) 1959 high 1444.2 145.1 1026 3303 1989 low 306.1 1338 941 2118 1958 high 312.0 1365 957 2143 1958 low 7347 809 729 186-4 DETROIT STOCKS Cc J Nephler Co | Figures after decima) points are eighths, mers High Low Noon} 2 5) ! Allen Elec. & Equip Co.* 4 2 Baldwin Rubber Co.” ve i8@ 18 | Ross Gear Co.° we %® ST | Go. L. Ot & Chem. Co* 1.4 3.57 Howell Elec. Mtr. Co.* W158 t247 Peninsular M. Prod. Co®* 127 13.4; The Prephet Co* 13.6 14.4) Rudy .Mfg. Co* “318 12 j Teledo Edison Co ibe! 17 Tt *No sale; bid and axed ————— . ‘Numbers’ Bill | _ ? : | Very Confusing — ' MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI)—| This is one of the reasons why! legislators can become confused. The Alabama House: passed a bill titled: H. 133. To amend section 28, 260, 262, 264, 267, 29, 270, 271, 286. 289, 21, and ™& of title), 4% of the code of Alabama | repeal ‘sections 261, %5, = om, 997, 98%, 283. 296 and 297 of title. 4 of the code of Ala- bama 1940: and to provide for the effective date of this act, The _ bill slashes through ‘exist-| Ing law regarding the practice of chiropractic so that other laws, regulating the profession ‘can be) set up. . i { in ‘ilson. shifting gears.*’ —Earl/ He will return to Washington Mon-; lday night. iduring heavy rainstorms. icili —_— RE et SS ee ee a — - i ties. ett into.a wagon cause of possible overflowing of Baltimore, Maryland has more mal with a high-powered rifle. the “Red Run and Clinton River than 100 miles of waterfront fa-| It took four policemen to load G Pa RADUATI A FIRST TOR THE NAVY— Washington. the Navy's first Beet sile submariné, bits the water as/ she launched at the Electric Boat yard of General Robert B. 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T¢ Not ie, Cau tn r ' * ® 0 * Sar $ R all pa propor pitta Be fs ‘Avvelanes a GUY you're 't d Ads! met Bo 1. beta dia Peenaty Roa aie nl "BOA ‘ Ire The y o to o the Com ch roa fatia Care oe 9 ng ‘las 8) oo an 4 fon to a Mi 1 Fo tper od che sts fe fi ( ae retecte the! apin County Outing a Wanted Used Bette ene 00 through = a Piat at be of ty 0 ty 0 p COM.) ant ruck a Tr reais a : « be Roar Coun Moun’ ¥ pert T Une a iw at abe the OURT \c Bale Tas er of £09 of NTY R a . | Par Ineu Sports 8 plone: and coun ae ‘ate ar Teed Ca ; “igen en or TCH ‘Pore la t \ chig ARD ERS M Ls Me ee “a 0M For , RON 1 i oF gots foean June i: -_ 508 “4 : A ae - \ : | ae . . é . \ j 4 L \ Nemes - | Lea i ~~ a, rw Z : ff h I 3) fs J Se ? moa y 2 . bps F Rent Apts. Furnished : : | , | / / ’ ; 33) ; : fe 2 33 Rent Apts. rey TI : le : E PONTIA Unfurnished 34| Rent Houses Unfurn. 36) C PRESS, WEDN pana For Sale Houses Eghay, J one | MULTIPLE 43 _MODEST MAID 420. 1950 f LISTING SERVICE aes bed j= \ LAKEFRONT by Jay Kien} + . ) ___ For + Sale Houses H r ee P Lotus | Lake Pe MUL ouses 43 | For Sale aa — ‘Beautiful TIP PLE LISTIN ~ Houses 4 Sea 4 ¥ stents vie = 'G amnvicd ~ 43 lawn ion ww. ; ‘ cluded” Bereenes-in boat R Footing ay Also van aan $575 DOWN ohi } : ; —, \ we sath perasat of e Ty 82 hime ee oon . mately 63,730, = WIL : ' : ” Clark. = or OR | a cap NIAL GA EA enantio ee ea Twlh bie renn ee ° t ; aRM APT. UTILITIES ELDERi Perennials our sp-cia't — ST SUBURBAN ee ae perk . couple preferred See YLORED — | plants. rsd — He wannasic a. full sete xiao oe i & SON o. FE mile no: eR i it to es, | . ~ . si ~“F ROOM rs - ‘8 RM_ APT. & P | iy rih of East eno. 1 | 3 Bedroom bunge! payments of ‘. low a > LADY ———— URNISHED CLOSE TO wT. BATH. NE rce a “homey” low with G30 DO ARDEN SPECIAL OF THE ; > Room FE 12-1249 Dp | NEWLY een W 3 BEDROOM H basement —e Pull | WILL MOVE Y¥ WN Two landse ' This spac’ LAKES a FLL Sith aatk | eee BCORATED. et oe cane Resy and tote of cutens.\ Freshly cant, las ela A VERY big serden aped Age er ey oo bedroom _ 182 Green e ~ $12 cou OAKLAND E NEAR $5011. on ae ean throughout. et cae tte soe waertly war. | ee Bee. Seno Sune | School. 4 2 2 Rus & i PE cpm Cozy little a AVE “T"Dedrm. or AL - LAR wa eerries at rig id wen” © taeie Located ecot af) ree gee yg Forced Air Oil suecme ond garage. oe oo eats rooms, cent pacueent, 3} est Goomen uta We be baths Holeengcege woe piel irr ~a ad as ye I a: a” Gown una oes ott) teres, wel and 8 3 ROO, rally locat pag Ferd had 2 bath. Gas {be disappointed. | L 7 meath aad! OS et er a ~ ent. clean FE 2-610d PVT. BATH 4 axtras.. | 7 ed.| garage. Suitad -\ AKEFRON / & savings to yo is a Ow tor il class room te | : ON CA ‘ rT LO in you of FRE e Sate Uy UPPER. 313 4. 4807. rent. FE) ate ae ponte inmegs HIGHLANDS ‘\ room sane le re Re er cash. Be Epos __Paddoe 3 ‘DUPLE ss . LFE H 5 tve in : n€ same lot ranch ful new bric Pang HE LEX 2 FAY 5 Rae OF Ra ealtor. 244 Y — a sete eos ‘ 5 AMI 8. Tel | our ho at thal inert ocated os > - ig SA ra Toys ae oe yee mee fener) aged te a eee Ges ct Ce na eee WEDDING GIFT? eat. 38 _Freepect. FE ath. DRAYTON P of Pike ts Bix wileged lot — 3 La ea eeh yaar «co plas) Oe” aoe ome has six give them the do 2 FE 24260. yard Nice brick Bedroom cious 16x23 ry TOOm, spa- R ains, { mem oo ied 3 RMS. & BATH yale voll Serer 3 RMS. PR option $70 per mo wins & ation built in 1aj4 _ Reore- built ae ft. Hving room ai ee a et uae | homes in Begg nw rp a fa See te pee BS te pet ge iret ware eer built im TN’ 8 record) play “and many eres ay. | MIG aan Owe ren Be POR COUPLE? week. _ $12.50 = ~s _ Gasinato 2 car gare, cupboar oaded « - | ie & COM alee’ ce per. Peet S list orton uaks | 8 bedrooms, 3 s4i80 DEQUIN. oan, or Water” sohener. | SY ARR wun. John K. Irwin & S | atta ‘Sren an range: Wes oy owntown ‘ooms & bath. sang’ | § Netreoms. > Se er. One has many other ng fan and | TED McCULLOUt Real Sous a, SE = > wes ‘chon FROM up. Large 2 story, eas 2 large bedrooms ~ Other has ie aa bie see oe a aa Sines 182: | roreligst ers =. = tone irom © | FLES TEMPLE oe aces poms pieely ywalk able rent PE te ante Wiese | ii 130 down on pe sas te Sueno 113 West Huron. | 2 ane 4 ac so 1-2 or steep eet Gas automa oer cheaet pace | REN tent. FE 45090. a. Resson- | Open 9 am. to 8 wea rE E regrl pe oe ; oo thet wilt cndaret. “— 3 “ROOMS a ai 2-3021 [erulebed by placa water ry iat ce PARTLY F FURN i oe NO STAIRS BY OWNER. Ee “Bun 1-3 Eve FE s caae FE 2-4031 coo : yu pvt paTH Nt Pike vlntnary ‘feelies at eat E SPRINOPIELD — NEAR se mes Tita aereed Bedima Rane INDEPENDENCE TWP. | a aie eomien nished, bab’ TH. NICELY FU 0 coal Pett and high schoo}: j _ton. 3-bdrm. mod. AR Manes | | fined eplace. Screen pe anch | bedroom. now | . es er relaxa’ will Knherias welcome 216 &c R-.| sccomodation. © anymore. Phos | WALT: dup FE 8-1455. | Enjoy the con | gar tec rm with bat. Fin. | payments $56 to 1956. $7,400, brick in this _ Ander: bh é Call PE horie: L “LAKE — swe 5 comio onvenience of age Horse s ar. 2 car mort, a month home 3 ,ROOMS “ 20. wn) Take con® 3 BEDROOM comers ys tic =e! s | & Pe Pe table & ‘ut gage. For sale. by Lehect = 7 ina s xe floor ms —Al) | -|O0 vd east bid, Phone OR saie by o ning ell and nished. gar UTILITIES FU LGE. 5 RM. M close $80 mo artly furn. Store tae r Gas cabinet fur- | a ALA 6 RM 1 87 of Adams Rd.) lando 8-8244 wner.| cating space Kitchen, _ gusta, age. $15 week. 42 UR- kitchen & oD. UPPER. — WATEINS LK 3-4682 $ is e and = many A fur- : ie Revere ORY MODERN R Sut — } apd screens, storms ac. Ul bath c NEW G LK 5 R : nakes a Pp: built-ins nae ; : ned perch 2 OME Suburban Livi | and lo’ 2 car a5 RM. IN W furn. Pvt losets galore. | lassed in porc! MS. & BATH © of fine | peasant mixture It ‘makes h \ house 2 ca rm guest Ving wely yard. Saeones on | Safle oem bt WATERFORD LGE 3-RM. ent. FE 40508. ch. VErmont 6-004 rage. N living le-cer al im mad if I \ | shop space. i scre 4 with wo At Its B | ‘Berth side of Wetkins xe rford High Schoo! NEAR _ Union DUPLEX - Ren =s P es: Emers ga. fut, bubs m watch tr ce. i acre fe | Y pest ; weer &e Laks “OR 3 ck % ALSO A a t Lak SA eu School.7 t makes hi rg and he “a Tees & beautifully need Fruit _Your futur | er peratures are f -1388 | LARGE icinity.- EM PT a ce Cottages 30A payment ght with low down | Houses — 43 Fe = ——— eT ble ccke ‘ge ot if you = -or le H a ou will be ent , Be ty) SEMI? i convinced : = 43 < orering Se mineulase é bed ine sie pe a ry , a . , ear i- roo j Li 3 bee UBURBAN baths Pal xed Some: 2 full ‘le rooms. ne room. 3 Mes yrectenty Gas furnace seanca Tile floor garage nu basement and I 0G ft. lot. and! oniy “es ee to town fag, Shimming and aking y a small down sap ied of Rochester 20 x 20 living room kn Ee 3 ROOMS ¥ mek Load Of FURNISHED. HEAT & sha 4 — RMS. y 941, 8. And imme ar re basement. Ake — ~BaTH_| 456. nderson. Call rs. 1340 Pods ard. 7 LGE. CLEAN R a ee a ge gard. no | —ysteen 33061. bath. OOMS. ERN_ 1ET < i = ee — Bee dems i ve ig CLEAN. G3 4 RM. APT. FOR A VACA ATH. { ers G pie 4 or TION. ent. Loy rent. FE ‘CLEAN, PVT. itor service hot water and No plepiaiy on Cass Lake. qSlEEPs | Fhe - 3 au FURN. OR ee gat sevice, Relerenees. PE 2 rences. FE 2 Si 4-382. eekly or available for am batise <4 u IN — 0. Bie e mme- | Sa * ‘a hate Kier Witham Srwtt “DECORS eee ROSSHIRE | Sy mel pig geal te 13 Kooity Pine. bed coud | RMS. DE ished. b ._ 5 ROOMS s 13x23 ft. N room cS _welcom ALE PRIVATE. CH : at 4 rms GORATED” aR 53-8494 y season ef month Gas heat ed Gecoreted. | winiows Separ: ao abies ! 3 3 RMS A me. FE 2-5573 ILD Graben pa rath. gerace. b COTTAGE at Acmiem | tan softener. | Meade rg ipeolprertigg a 3 PAMILY INCOME rypres AND BATH. WALK 216 8. Marshal!. om ter. eat | Sleepa 7 Ba HIGGINS LAKE screaty Moussa ears rae N ; _NoTat po wall carpeting. ued” fatto} few bh on Cass aAvenur ‘weleome “PE 36226 Seal chi — > 2-5273, after _ UL 2-$137_ 7 Co a seal $50 wk condita, eacelinae othing Dow pes slow y — Reposse 4) Piper ihe sate ph coe | esment ith Govuteee. Fall i i] ehiid KITC 3565 i y Bb 3 bed sse aor with show ll base-| Pri th new ut! zee “ 3°RMS AND | ae | HENETTE : n ewly deco: rooma All| tec ae er. Paved d cod to sell quickly furnace | Wi C BATH sMALL O | & MOTE 0 \ wash rated. Ele: " car garage. 100 ives quickly 50 arr eaeronne 106 f LO ee BABY RCHARD COURT | Sesto On MOTELS BEACH MIDDLE STRAITS: LAKE shy BALDWIN — & Quick ood | Uryer erie ee || ele hg eres. tery | $695 down at $6950 77 N. ea Realtor née. PvT ENT & SATs ae LAKE ORION | living room bome. Carpeted ts tabout $350. clouing “costs need | 920-000 Showa wee aupaind et x dees year ole be | Open eves, wl 809 J"ROOMS. PRIVAT! Lid —BRAND 4 bédres : N | gating space Heheu with GI SPECI : o with terms in| Pete wae w ive M PRIV ~—Al NEW— room & 1 Neat ar 2 car led Bath AL — R TORGL Pl | gee ee Unearee ODERN 4 BEDR¢ mn very TE BATH AKD FuR R CONDITION ED— onl vale au: ee ee ee aps ati ol utade tises, $380. Se ety et on re tire Searscmt lates eal BLAIR | Saitoh thy Conant emears nowner FE EDROOM HOME. BY quiet coupl le for JRNISHED sandy be or sea ust 2 bloce nade trees. | should _ $7,500» | jote L replace arge | @836 Dix! LIOR ~ i wll divid fodern © — 473), 00 3 RMS PVT BA apie FE ¢ 1971 2D & UNFURN MODERN ach, MY 2-613 area vis cortect ep | lneluaitg move you 1 ake privil Two iar dixie Hw andscaped & ed baseinent: SYLVAN BATH & | 1 BEDR NISHED t LAKEF 1) =e atd sand beac play | incl ments of abo nm | miles west egea and on! sf DRAYT OR 3-135] Rl “\ shaded ‘at = VAN LAKE welcome $20 & ENT CHILD 00M age: Avail. w RONT COT acant Only $5,950, Ite | uding taxes at ssa, of city. “AN ro Eves O ON PLAINS ns RILEY REA 7c 1780 She KE Inquire 273 Baid wk FE 5 ” | though July eeks of June 7 wR. {, ence oe oo our mortgage 6 ir need | ~ m2 reerer 08 1. ESTATE| 3g aa — } arwick has 3 RMS. HO! ree 1 DRASTICA 1 ugh Sept. 7 and Aug 8 2 | 1 re is On ¢ RK -8YLVAN 8 _ FE ¢- 1187 beth Li. Ra Tanch he brick trt-i 7 ME PR LLY RED | OL 1-791 7 Bald Eag! WEST 81D | MONE [oe 8 ee ee HORES, me. Fireplace. bullt-.s, and cool. IVACY SHAD *p UCE 1 or OL 2- gie Lake 2 E -- 3 Bea || MONEY MARE | bear th bd huge E SALE PE 4-482 2-car gare. ce. / _ mile ¢ y Pontiac’ D— MODE : 7852 F ; story hom droom Me KER + : oomas, large it ims 2) OR FRA | Ex ge. 185 ft. lps, sen owntown FE West moat —exclesise, mi Sree 2 BDRM COTTA a ‘= 7 Schoo! siatiet Large Wine | Boot Uprer Seceionl miuber| ree ee ee volar dintog| ‘Siebuy ier A COMPACT 3! leone community. = - 3 ROOM x BAT wr parte eat enénnect| son, W urea eet coe, ON pas full sized dinina living tenant Uppal arentey tos Pe aid tout peting All new pis H nylon} fl ightly levger ape ¥ for bh soe. od streets. le privile hela ones nie: i PVT. ENT Balcony ene bun ent. | ge Pe. mont Ae coe: | ° cope cupboard to ee Mere Goad | condition b. ftood | rhea se aay ith reek doc ~ anreee ators FE 3-507 in city, } _ Sunday. vr eset vileges. 5. & BATH PVT Sy 1 entrance g with individ. MODE: aa : | tau leo carpets that Jou can cnomica! Hving at to be trage Has to be “se | ANDY TO MSUO7 FE_2-2106 Mo. with Utl. fo PVT ENT. sé a) RN 3 BEDROO a ae ae Se atice wid Just pey for it at gent! ple appreciated Id ne seen | 2 Dedroom m Mest} FE 232-2105. = abGal BAS FE 8 - $60 Beaut j at Lake Ori M COTTAGE e i Seal hd Sahar 4; rapes, cou same time’! fer asking $16.2 deal for cou- | with @ odern to the LOO Ecos re = rautiful kitchens with metal | Lr 'aeeay Bee eee rex Call REALTC S Yr) eae oy a ere ork wit ESTATE — 66! cag et arr ial tak} ving e aniag face “Carpeted ae 4. Liberty ae WITH = tee ecorator colors with eee | aibeee or MY x colar: Call 377 8 FORS FE 40528 pete te down to 1 eR ‘Teo prt vm ees sascle 13302 i CU as WEIGHTS ¢ RM | ene es roemts, pacelad on aes 3 pedsece:) Kea: OOM FURN. 4686 rnished. Stove and refrig 5 RN. FURY SEI Telegr 528 : : ara rs Attach roat ir stores . MS. BATH Sis, faverabie terms. lot, only ort. located @ with car- lak AP. erator 2 RY SHE : graph "E ge Cou ed tw UL achools, J orable ter iy | met ina ® * iAketroot Utilities fee meas bas. moms Mich FES. Tee a conse ee 5 ooui aa a BETWEEN PONTIAC p coe vee a wecar ( eae ie Pyahtor | Om ¢-906.| Teady tor im Newly decorated, cctrances, Complete bait a tomatic beat & hot water sooth Math” as TARE wiou Call FE ¢.12t OMS AND BATH | fanfh\ ‘homes “be kB | petad wedrooms ie vitnd tage | Lae, }ubedim bck war tact ont Juan) HEGRE “yor furtber informe orking couple. FE ath Prefer) ‘Serta! and p fan, master TV bath. 4 ROOM OWN our pri t has be + land ma, WO acres of gcd tr livin : rick Firepl 3 bedroot — Ver | call : a- — E 27-0610. Tl ¢ many ster TV $55 week! 8 AND ER Sac privilege to sh nee : josets a es of guod kitcher a orm. Eatt piace : om home ! ry good | } @ ROOMS. SHAI =: ures Other fine fea. SLEEP: Ti pekiy. OA 86-3464 in 3-bed RIFICING £Q the 23 ft ity oe ee i ae nd cupboards chen" Gepetals 4 space is NE ie uae mn tl pase LERRBE RT tes furn oe BATH. UTI o lsk 3 THIRTEEN. lar room brick. ful Qviry the 13 x 13 ing room and | fortable © ome built f ga-| loads of st ate dining = rm NEW 2 Bedr res land ~ 618.500. \ C. ‘D: AVIS ath Hill st LI- Unt i e front MODERN ge lot pay ull basemen car ft. dinip ' living '' Pric or com will orage space T A. |: plac oom Brick 4915 Irwind 4 RMS. & Unfurnished a | area cottage. W. | Ee and ed Casheaul N t. peted wail « room riced to consider trad ae ce. Built-In BS els | indaie” Driv ’ PULL | quir partments onl _ safe sandbe Branch Feathe ear Op delightful to wall A COLOR se; offer FE 2-7 e Mak i tied ba p stove and e 2 to b BATH UPPER | e no lease only, re Ne $60. J ach. boat, fi .G. WHIT ideal ul breakta ED &SPECTIA ; 1396 e an! tac th Full »b ewe $3.150 Fi Hp us. adults. posits — F s Or security od sat 38 une weeks . fish-. COMB EA a piliioritevs st room Foo miGdeon | c= fovely = i ched garage: asement. AL Old u i: rice 4 RMS. Cc FE 4-4618 or @ limited ti = 29th open call ia Au. WEST BLO UL 2-20930 LTOR 3 bedr ryday meals | to M, banesiow with) salts | $18,800 Large lo ie Cieer Vilas LOSE | me only SQU call F Mu- | WEST | coms, ac 2 attic Be w with sta - Ouly, Neot ¢ bome to Ortonvti Norton. MA TO TOWN y ARE LK. 8-8072 | BLOOM size wi ho mast pert mutiful he ae a wo Ee vile Norte 3 —ADUL BY M Bi lev FIEL th walk- Sexi ect coi ome @ $25 tic tank “a __dotien MA $8 ae 2 eo ne et Pe Oe Bi eve, home ‘beara, bau riding door! "Fite pete perfect conailon Pull basement | 17 |. P. HOLMES, IN roe me nan for nine FAC MANAG $1 FE ¢3369 ee living r 2 baths | sement. g¢ painted lot fence k floor | on {ES. IN “or th bach ACILI ER 19 ™m. s bea : ed with AN s Ls 2831 8 cS, INE the H for eentar gine Cal te opp ssaiaen ar arte FOF Rent R vanes etee| aber age PUMGL Rhoy temo’ or wl tat ce PMOLMES, INC. wns ie ius tut 2987 T 2, 918 : en karage, 130 range 2' ge Attractive fr car i} trade rE 9-296), 4! Hy 4 bedroo “ARCADIA a OPE | ~~ ooms- 7. 2 x 150 ft corner sere Siemens Se ea $19 850 INCOME ms Se on ieee om. ineete No. ‘| —— EN DAILY & BIIN ,;3 ct - es a oreo Sol sable fairly Good Youll needa |” béd LAKE FRONT | $66 PER See this m decorating WOLVER _ 10 AMO PM DAY |” pe EAN ROOM. F _ 900 wi vy Just compl vatiadie. ° good earnings but s ‘dréoms with Ranch 3 this MONTH | ment oney-maker, 7 Cc. P , JIL | Ee bbe oe ' rsons, FE OR 1 OR ill trade pleted $25 oi mych mones res large bui attached is includes t ' ita «S$ are furni; nice apart- AN NG e nes INE | ~ Paul A. Kern, F —-—— | ens _ $-8466 184 Mt. a to suit you feats out terms vee here's the Sean | tedctiens Pl alip) cm Ayia surance more jeees ee n- apartment for one & room | 2%0_Mis US, Realtor > | ood Orton ANKLIN | Rentals , Realtor |1LGE — BEDRM. B Miss Shaw | e been lookin ® | with good place Lar ge | ene built t m bun ‘ west side locatio gas heal | ville, RA 7-28 wesiy”dncer Met eg WCE CLEANS | On chriver frontage ‘Commerce. paca moet Ey TOM fnfovabie. take a a et BE Super MM ~ | ye teAKE ORION = ewly decora | B8tov EAN 3} RM. 1 2 , 500 down. EM ommerce . tion) min rH END neighbort e Ning t = | jor, ftij basen & Har | acres t ted e & refr 3 RM | SLEEP’ 3-2588 $3, on Extra | loca- Lood here | turn asement, ofl room mon Rd ) barms on. An have relcgeralet. (Pram | UMOW Tice PE seas OT Cole. ~— ene FING Ri "ROOM 788 GLAD. ; | full Bungalow, ‘Living und NEW BRICK iv “S 0 thee nee ot 72° ee ieee ened | Gas beat Pas m Pirepisce, Samt. 3 e 5e ™ t uu im 1g and | 1 = 1 m | wi mt Schoo! Pra or scareca!| Alas te oe = LARGE 3) ROOM ATTRACTIVE aM aikve In: | Fireplace” rooms carpeted. papal C . i m and bath ao lee WOMAN, ALL P _FE 48-3319 ent $65 per - at i yy | NEAR LIN Sar with Berend leet Close se brick Ne thru NE 3. IW NER GOFS NO Living and down Den. 43847. LL PRIVATE. FEDERAL F ROGuae BATH OU om | HOTEL AUBURIN | pv 2 ee hy JR cwearn | | tas" , Ful Voges on elves ins } Lge gh Pe falte) Nen cross: Under pric i RTH | poy kitehen nb - a ly furnished, DUPLEX, PART Rooms by Da N | kitehen. tiled bat Attractive: own Bal. 42 per | Oniy | _GI_OR Polltee: tae. Cedar ie Attractiv ed to Sell j oi furnace. Alum: Ren F $418 Elizabe' Le R (945. “Inquire Also 1 or 2 room - | Seo. "Neat ona’ Caer lees BRO rer eee | OS oat aie i good 2 bedroom bi Gare rms and screens. Ste acs Unfurnished 34> ROOM et be 6 > aa RB refrigeration. ments | $9,800. Terms. W eadtees es * Ss. | phates ee cepa heme meen, Corre pce “Pink. | Peek Sint, claseed-in’ tee "Sains | Staier' High ead Washingtoa oe Lake vile FOR RE u - 2-02: nits. | 8. only te | has everyth nome like nN e jot. 65 East kK porche -in front and, ~ - & cook al RMS._AND BAT home. FE $-7 M IN Fe as Mwy. Its extra @ arge kitchen | 9 eril) ete. In garden, out- ~ RANCH .000 buibs over irnM KITCHE urn. OR_3-9105 lake priv, Cail BATH Loe AND BATH, REPRIG. EZ ford. Call re wha - yo tn ne R FE 3.7648. Telegraph Rd. — E PRIV a wast suB showing EXCE tenes roms t aseaes Wek ade | 850 gone =e payments a ——: city water ee | ag ec! town: Psa rd sto 1G. _4-4485. . =. - Ren own a : : ° chen tacks ated s, fust deco- he ie see va See. | tne neee en Rent Lease Bus, Prop. 41 2" bedroom home "with space up ey ee BLS UE |* FeO BS Boe Gre ST pcavesm ba prater gaa Tonge, seeseny st nosey “parent ee raat i ia i ¢ hill a Gh AND BATH, 27 0. * ak ake, with lake & AT WALNUT FOR SALE Ae rooms 2 more ree bee break wate utiful lawn with lake Nice R 14x20 hots bungalow with storm sash and - 3 bee $ per cent tntere be oon OC. in AR og Pere Jeavaceund ten ing in the teormage Safina man $ outdoor fife tote, ofter plenty see the ot ee ‘ean iB . Red) Brick | Joxi3 siting foes 6 te ky Pal storm door. ai] us now to see perk: : 5 7 ii 7 ie ront right eauti ¥ room rge utt}- | n. PA ‘ RM & B bh square feet Pisins area | and ting & swim lawn, $2. on you iful € 10 Reba a? FA t NTH MENTS 324 DEVOND ATH APTS IN 2 BEDROOM ir shep Suitable f hot wate: ming jg os he down. 650 with 4 CO rrounds 2 ear a ‘sus $55. el us ROAD Heat. IN DRA m ‘BRICK. 3-1 or used or re _ real bar r. Full bee at $- 80 | jose in 130 s2 0 50x URBAN wrEaT : 3 bedroom oR 31972 or OR 3: turn. $40 AL rome, HG mo? FOLL BASE. | Soin i car lot. OR ELIZABE ein at 96.980 Te PON | oe gugnen—soet . quiet is per Ma, ame (CtCneceia ole 2 il eo gece eae Jot. é RM 3-5754 e 1CE SPACE -— Lovely 2 ESTATES ONTIAC een | ee lote. Serner location. | rooms on 5 2 bet- $500 down 508 _APT GAR : eatin: floore “3 comp nedreem , ~ LAKF ike In ed yard 2 | §300 i ist FE 2487 AGE aD MRO! . containing LETTE bveasemert bungalow Waterfron ad : h wn super’ . Carpet. | DOWN | loors. plaste or, oak a ee a tnGes PROM CTS Fron ne ee ee ee = Pemincs ben cows-| large. | ete koe on Pee ei thas te iene ae caeey Meee Iv) landscaped. bedroom bungai a= 7 recta taser, qo 3 MARENALL CS AcROSS } e CR 98-5011 tates p office bi st down- wing tehen © to ready to ; nie garage separate ingaiow with lots, FUL on reom - alow tine Motor, FE FROM — into ind idgs. Will 1 room & « | Carpeted | 500 with re need! Le ing room bedroom . ri dining reo $00 L PRICE $8,960, j sel) at 9. oe Bid 5-6928 nt: 3 ROOM __ ividual off divide andacaped hal Beauttf asonsble tet om with firepi &. liv. | hasement } ¢ m. Pull 0 DOWN 960, —A = 4 DESIRABL pier “House space aval! offices Office | wih lot 1M Mi; ma ne room pince, separate | the }o ar gafage. A AKLAND vailable to E RMS 7 ___EM_ 3-06 tow abie in oth sell See of cocece ceoeh’ tote MACE : glassed 4 handy Fate | ne tow price of ont | LAKE FRONT \ PP cod a per Util. Adult & BATH. UP ry ‘BEDRM 29 STOR? areas er down- privileges w ersen porch La \FACEDAY LAKE b fear porch kitchen. and mopthiv ¥ $6,600 ‘ooma, 2 stor i] ‘ RM UPPE pt tlre ew DUPLFX. FULI == Peete dee ot, tere @. 2 bedroom with -AK sic ode ‘cin a oan Dry bere. hed payments of | Seatees busin” bases EVENINGS & SUNDA R APT. NEW ly decorated - L BMT on ground abd $.900 sq : eno with te jon fa ned & with unfinish With #7 ze state. Oniy | | ment baths, be T CALL: Clos WLY DEC ehnson. at No . locat loor tn 00 fn: HIOYT RE rms L beach and bree ed attic, , Per month 2090 down and wee! | ® 2 enclosed oe. 8 5 per me. Goi Fe 33a ‘ sociation | eal owe AVE - &t Gretel PE 23-0946 YT REALTY = ime eeoter os Lakefs comit Lions show piace is : AN W. SCHRAM maly 414580; “42.000. price Roe Casteh_PE — OOMs HEA? 62. 2 w near r - Store . cnet | ALE ne R HU $2.00 Don 7273 State St, es a HOT WATER. ¢ te ALE ae ase ‘olor hive” basement ot BY Serene Ries ne ‘na * “ols CHERRY ROAD 2 Sotroom Wapesiow on Lak ores PY 53-9471 re el a “pours ‘ RM . _$-8032._ aide ter wat | EB - Just Art fee ROOMS & B 2 bedroom good i Peot witty lot. 1 ¢ 9 JOBL INOS & SUN TERM ATES — : rooms. utiits FLAT. 29 BED-| ~2:2%*+ race, Gas heat. a usable for retati off 8 Saginaw) ° antic large finished ATH $958 down eadnwe C8 os e, of raen | MU PLE COR. verre Bee this im Gar tien pai At bus stop ¢ RMS FE, Apnett. Ine. R porpeses. Roy) “fal! ished walk-it rogm. ei mess en a ios | rs Listixo tite | came Win wacpert @toom g & BATH TO FE 8-066 ealtor. 26. Hu oF | ment. () upstairs cedar clos. a ca so pompente nower, Im, | PIONEER RVICE dri th carport, per E . oF : : . " 5 nm. $1,000 ‘a HIGHLAN ve. and . ed ; ; ont MAN ron. new forced Pull base. / down. J Toe DB: : 2 ca ‘amily bri RM. BEAUTIFUL 2 peg aly will helo AR § Wve Rent F newly decorated air gas harunre . wit WOOD CO 4"fredrooms ; a cate pb by ofner wo ® baz large 1002 15@ ead gerese ne & H: ARG = ch. ¢way ventila 3-1943 wo & arm | Pro well at naide | ae Lan rms, 115 notty pt oa ee Se ot. 3 bed- ER CO. gent wmt & ae, tion. 5 RM Le ste AWATT os perty 41B West 22106 . Lo. | eRe at M89 | Dorner location Batits eeion Rew ne Beer aaa rec > even a, 5 «Bethe. Beilin 7 Mureg a Porches. Lge Auto | able RACE aati | TO TEASE a eae BIDE 3 1 RDRME | on OF toP@ open = | frome wus fe ~oaved street { mg aluminum eat Carpet- fan ta fami re ventilation FE $0183 on. Upper & Lge. yard 1 Cal) FE 42422 jer top dolar, YARD. BO ROCK ress | wat sek te MODER® NEW H 9 a totpe aay aged yy Fy ie ne. Sracapenisiten. ate binek to you he pee room to beep 4 F ORCED S 7 SALE [| Near new ‘Room HOt 900 | OMS DER Cx | pT bedroom i gy re res City this b Ue we discus ullderOw ae awe ‘ ron ROOM ROUSE GARAGE. FE For Sale Houde fit mmo erty eee: Cigem. $1.00) einer ene cove mane) ee | ova Bast iptetion. oem | Bt OWNER _W; Sprcomes Tere: APPONTMENT TO 1 cee | Leta: madera. oa peautifa 8 By No ie RM z : Pe s 43 | s 40002, terme money. Best of | down it Oni NER. tk LED { BaHOW h res © Full tiled 71448. ODEN HONE } BEDR Poet: ia : per month bedrm ES “LAKE, 3 atdwood ff i RMS. A i | Sub-rent out 3 rms oe) oy ay pe RANCH, 1% BATHE, Al | OR sesis COMPTON 4 | Giroux eae cane reir pe cE | gas FA Krogh mcm walls. .. Tage, near General . _| free. White Get yours ter a and ‘i lak - ronk rage 26210 hed gle ] nette. lui. wt till e tite ferniabed. FE tee heat, PE only. 222 Oxmun. OI sottever” retnd steene, We ee, NEAR ‘WADE vat | Baste Nigos REAL EST | Smtr pgaciiog ander, en of | 4: an Seminge, a ee ae “Tie CWT TERRICE @ | = OR o ieaabaaas alee! 6-7 -t yy": On er ey fae Bai hans OPE 7300 ‘Saioe. $10,950, Casb Close in. Chit Inawire ace @ WeTFELD 7 BEDROOM ° =| == BEA Saal” satstlia nes a: wall | N EY after @ Dp. d welcome. pis e376 a 8 _W_ Baron i EpR60M Ss | $f tao 4 » RA Ma i ballt-im cup’ saad drapes FE 4-4526 ns Cc PAN GU iS. sms » a | . / .¢ oes : Ee pl J \ , ty ae i ’ 2 7 fl : j efites t jf ‘ j* lo ere F ws oe ' 1 \ A 7 ee ee : : pose ly = 7 — i= at ‘ : : / foe ee flo: ie wes eae | of = ae / - “4 10, 1959 ; i - : nee x 4 é Fs pn uf “THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, JUNE —— ee teeth ‘Ut : : 7 . \.§ Sale Business Property 49 were +f iy SBED | Houses 43/SLICES OF HAM, ay s 4 = wie cian vaso BOS For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 asi) Cas Ss \ f eae vecenen_. #0), Bor Sole tosses _43/__ Fs en eteieeta | = 4, Mis pete ‘ ae bans - | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE E 8.0466. | > aoe ; a teats orth of Clarion MULTIPLE LISTING SERV! _ pega : ; j ; et -r417 | Sven! Tike PRowe , : ne > : ae Sire ! *. | : Bivd. 6 @ Well planned 8T. MICHAEL'S Pee. Se ~ : HOME tiled bath ot # _ Fens) i rooms at ae 3) | The > pertect efor 8 : DeLax recreation syne" on re '¥ 3 mail or family . shaded : j VACANT AND WAITING | tor | wee S Ts rag eel a ben, lake “level ae ws . A Ss « as " ‘ Pp 49A 4. 2 B = room i vesides tour bfe- draperies aod extras. GODD 3 bedrom home, as- ! Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A , 2 pe 7 i and Ceramic ie bath down, rooms of your own. WiLLititre large 3 begroom pun-| a0, paved.» get, | block | “a ar: 28 Maxie, BUSY NEIOMBOR- : ig } "dover, SB"aiter spas. All day jie” one i. Priced at dy basement and 2 car ga: galow with interior charm. small dowa payment ee | | SERVICE STATIONS | _sat. 6 Sun. ¥2 FRIGIDAIRE $11,706 — Terms can be 3 = Tage. $1000 down. u owe Ge a dpe no. : | ee as (1 NEW WA $8. et ~ ranged. ~ and es. To inc ee § 0 ie junities Zh '_irondr, $40. : tage SINDIAN VILLAGE legen’ wage, ang ake ‘pin RLS, eee 13 j Lies 7; | Business Opp “3 = a FOR RENT - | (1) 234INCH FAN AND () IGINCH WALLED LAEB frentage, Brick and Prame Construc- | Maceday Lakes. Don't just Leap RII ee ve ) FOR A 4 Bost. | ED LOCATIONS — tan. (1) 50-gal. gas water reperty consists 5 : { idee ve ‘ | ARE YOU LOOKING ESTABLISH i Income p de | A 3-7260. 3 sewnillg One ® room and tiqn a pata eal tole drive by but “ ee ia. ieee wy tie Saeed, | ness? Get the free ‘Michigan wire Past GA Month _OR “=. ; in a ver) and then you @re sure to ane s : from~ Rea. net PER J D BOBBIN wc 4" room. Buy pew ieee “cache apt. nut want this one at $11.060, terms N A es | egem rol Guide” OR 1 SINGE? ROUN = : Ip 00m n t this . fate 1060 W. wit INVESTMENT F forward & re- Brived at sisses ana ‘ccs erous, selling appotntinen's | aud to incl. extra lot i es bedroom bungalow fron online FE “+358 Len MDM Dive ONLY | wean is model $6 a mo. FE Ft 2 Fi lk ; ¢ ert roo : Ei oid i ente all rental location. one of the WEST HURON CORNER ee Sarg ae Bed BARS AND TAVERNS M59 at Tull Ct | 2 as iiss ACTIVE 2 BEDROOM finest Income: ever can- An excellent lecatipn for ea kitchen Boal, = fa Bese Located near Alpena, Pair Haven. ¢ MOF al ae 8 ‘sy PC Cake LIVING rot th 18 ft living siructed im Pon‘iac. §21.- : smail office or store building mat Alam storms & Port Huron, Tawas, Houghton \W aterford Twp. sale TE 5-846 as “Vitenen sib eatoie es | ont ler “ino. ground oer | ceneae. Priced to seli with Lake, Howell, Pontigc & aa ee SECTIONAL DAVER- » ample utility Gas ? once low down payment Peninsuia. Can be bought or after _m. FE 5-5122. heats 2. car been resi Sera BEDROOMB OO lel canpeciitaly, pas lene: | 7 FRONT easy tering. “Gome vill accept Telegraph Rd. at Myrtle |? porte eal :SITURE DRIVE paved drive Fenced rea: - A parking for 15 BYLVAN LAKE FR Pontiac 2 HOMES OF FUR 5 : : 1 $325 down Eve appealing white traime taping and pe 4 ae : of cepa ctieeeeedty ae ca ois itn all rooms jarger care, ou can't bottle agdnt ST PA TEWIDE RE za as ‘- in _reary 246 : DOD SCR. sti planaed ahome neers -| Tetlmate Mas" mat ysis ‘ Pontiac wr ecop | Gimmpisie $ weeks paid Weinine | y gLOND END TABLES & ROUN ; € 38 SUB- vei) plan ¥ } ‘ a, 5 DEAT TON Ry me with o d prouti to sliow, paces aye i package deal iN a Aen y Meg - | CLEANERS, CAN MAKE bearers aioe rl assistatice to-those who pia ba tence, 15. 3 unpe: ed i ' is @ paneled din polntmenta inculde, carpet- — u ualify cornices, $15. ne rose am amare tre | thy, ceramic tile bath, plus JOHN i = An arey rig Sandnpese ‘ es : se _Prese 3 Lonel. “For congas 4 a ~ chair, $10. FE _ 20757. place The 3% ample oed- bath 4%, gas heat, eo 4 i adie ai ft carpeted Za- { ~ DONT FIGHT IT ! ! ; Mr. Griffith NORGE REFRIGERATOR. rooms are ail on 3} fivor arive, pice garage an i living room, natural fire- ' Soe roit Jewél Stove. Reasonabie. Sr ae Inzier | Hess guia 'ez ehaesm SUN OIL CO. |" cinerea b recreation room 7 A 5 * 3 ow with | . = brick construction. Wet plas OLD FARM HOME A cusw ll furanes. Cnty & fe — | On eee tet th ‘i 0) | PIECE SILVER GRAY BEDRM. Hee, Meee oe oe Gass Eoos shat ieipesks tie i ton oi pee. terms ‘ . te ys te mil at cerase rece bedrooms den er rd bedroom. Pull full sapien oe be pe | LOT POR BALE. pDRAYTON | 8 eae, to operate. | a. ‘State te Licensed i Lenders) ee, Hee = rE 3068 NU | VR sf ME L \KE } RIV a] [GES 1‘, bathe. Country kitchen. Base- = it. recreation srea nace Large Woode Woods. FE 23-5000 after : business for couple or fam- | — 3.95. basement Jakes Shown i Good b 6x12 “RUGS, WOOLFACE. $1 2410 § Commetce Walled Li ment, $16,500. Terme « ith fireplace 90200 lot | t cesccemont . MUBT SELL LAKE LOT soxio 1TH | Enea otal eae j | "Reversible, $16.50, 1m petted MArket 42301 - ie ANDY B I: AC] { completely fenced im rear | 24 ft. housetratler OC Le: DRIVE-IN | & RESTAURAN | $34.95 Axmuineter, bod 98. Rug abaceted reading ad=? Drep Jn Me 7 re 8) SUMMIT -- Attractive & rooms tached garage Just | . - fles north of Pontiac Pull, for beciness. | | ; oiture. 42 Rr Giscuns sour home. problems parcmect Oss nest. Mics lenees s few miles north of Pou: | Sell or Trade... price. $1290. Phone Dryden 5-0P4, modeled to Senay, i 1 ee ee ite Lk wit s New Lomes, used homes 4 pedryom, ranch style. brick home back yard with barbecue ear 5 jake area. §18 500, { : ide the = Ei r sien gery SIN ANCE COMPANY ' ie icted School Oniv $9800. Terms jac tn for smaller home outsid ON WATERFORD HILL LAKE | Highland Milford Rec a av AAL Ae Celeste uae s vate sn otcia Mignwa asd Lower — , pores | city § rooms with full base- | privileges. Perfect for ranch of | og!) cwner. Mr oles. MU | WHERE YOU CAN jar aimee _ Anesesoeieenii $29.93 jake prisileges acreag i between Dixie ghwey an ’ , Hl | t as heat Also o Cash or terms | ~ . TT & ogc mira! _Teasonable prices : De eae cat ee ont oe se "anes. +6203 WESTA SUBURBAN | Peeteerece Call uetecas, | Fee sae aoe | GULP SERVICE STATION, STOCK | | BORROW UP TO $500 | > 50 other | sets to thease | from. = . Dining “LL with wa “a ij _F ee | Good FICES IN prt ances aEC MOERKN TION carpe! Kitchen with eating space SPACIOUS CHARM GILES REALTY Co SE L LE C T ‘ oe: ueigbborhood business. cz ioe ree Plains — ene | Parts & labor. Obel TV, 3930 rat | & big Ca! garage Cement vo ramic ye ee ine alien ee ®% an cider home, enhanced by <7 6115 an beaten Alt AVE BU Tl. DING SIT k. S: 2 | ron oe OR LEASE BY OWN- | Walled _Lk., Birmingham, | Piymouth ee Rd, FE 44945. We * Move it with er oora wi ¢ ; $- | ae ! vine New GIG Ieilyacd Bi) saeceatlon soem, planered twol le jonitsaee ain tecay T cee OPEN 9 AM PM 100%160 ON PAVED ROAD modernistic brick, and #8) Borrow With Confidence | INT WATER Mh uted 616 Leiya. ‘ ovely fireplace and stairway eenviCe } ideal for Medical | o a cea HOTPO - Waterford Open to offers in car garage. landsc@ped acre lo 23) living ©oo0m. targe dining AKE a tip from ue — you MULTIPLE LISTING In @ good neighborhood. Only office. ae § focstonal Offices. $25 to $500 $99.95. With trade-in ‘price & down payment and cement Wriveway (wo blorks room pine paneled kitchen three should see tila rain Cen 2 BEDROOM HOME ON 3 LAND. $1,650 with $165 down oer a auth oo rene Coavenlane terms. No down le REAL TS fo subdivision’s private sands large bedrooms & Ule bath with ter your living in the 22 scaped lots, 150 x 151. Watkins 160x170 FT. CORNER j cated ia g greets lik eos f Ss Household Finance ‘| payment. R. B. Munro Electric VILWIDE k beach Sale by owner fanity sink on second flonr Cwr- ft. family room with log | take pny ease Breeseway & at- On 2 paved roads Beautiful build - aie wrest n oe oll alter te of Poutiac | Co. 1 W. Huron. Pontiac FE 4.0571 7 peted ibe fa eld nest oe burning fireplace Full base tached garage. $11,000 OR 3-8518 ing site On ae hill, Only $325 ee eet rma: eka ai. & Saginaw BF FE 40835 | @ USED CABINET SINK FE ~ Price $22 800 tage $145 Terms to su ou ment with fireplace, P car } down send Longe | raph | a 5-8431 ; ; yw evias For Information apd appointment attached garage, The land- | aA "130x380 PT. WITH STREAM arranged. will Fg Mal creas | 5-431, _ : / tal OWNER Fie 6-684) ing ts the talk of the = | Income Property 4 Bandy loam sotl with excellent on request. Contact o ae | ‘58 DRYER. 7 GE REPRIG. 36 3 : . COMMERCE. VILLAGE neighverbeed ‘only 3 miles nn ; Ta tes drainage & percolation test Ideal Remon, on a ene washer. Danish furniture. FE $9 500 BOBOLINK 132 from Pontiac $23 000 terms \3 WAPTS GARAGE GAS FUR- | for exposed basement. Only $160 _MElrose ' mn nnn Dee : BEDROOM whe: PE ee can REALTORS Dieter en Te Oe Tas as tugs {8,i0.0 | atm conproneng Af Obits 1 tulle rn ne ! ving room Huge dining Roy ANNETT, INC. RE OR 35730 after 6 pm. x27 E TCINE Ce” SOMMUN | cost, a available. 5 : wil wil ae aroam ranch tye Lae ‘i ahs bedrooms Compact R 98 © Huron Street On 3) - FAME abT HOUSE Easy to drive your own well BUSINESS rete NCE FE 68-0421 _Appiiances. MA 5-611. HOMES cme oe 4 cig einer cup kitchen Nive bath Glassed-in Open Evenings. & Sunday 1-4 ‘ a goed condition brings in more mage “oo Only $1950 FRIENDLY SERVICE MIR-CONDITIONER, WINDOW LS ‘ 1038 Y porch Covered front porch ; ent On large wit sad cal ry TO 8500 : frig., 6 cu. ye cnn ee ’ Art Meyer Wil tacement Ol heat, Large lot | Doane “lot In, Oxford Pull 150x300 WITH CITY WATER Coin Laundry aes 4 NE om —s Are rotrig.. © 4 S10 DOWN BIRMINGHAM ei cone pri linaes ie beeutlty FE 8-046 price $14.300° 41.900 down OA | Excellent Siitlo with $500 down, Located on busy highway Good $4 W. Lawrence st recuse, om bai aa ‘per we ies rae ee + 4 CMIING \ Commerce Lake Will take lot or £2417 after 6 pm. private party | quiet $3, equipment and reaso ine i | reer MY 3-3711. \ “S YOU IN ves an ; rood iar ips down ent ; 2 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD has left state so make E IOVE me FAST OF WOODWARD | gow! car ax down paym |\\{ BY OWNER OFF JOSLYN Gas BY OWNER, ¢ FURNISHED APART. |)? ACRES ON | aq ome] | Cert se pert state vos mere | LOANS $25 TO $500 | ANTIQUE PLATFORM ROGKER. DENT Ce CHA REN? Bfiweed 16 & 1k Mue F a kK oT WICKERSIEN Lent, 2 bedroom 96.560 PE 2.2780 ments, J — 3 rooms & bath, 1 — Roe Only 03.008 a $300 down.) Our | On your signature or other se. | Meumere siectrie irencr wh ahha ? Bapansion mie enced yard ties W Maple MAyfeir 64250 pricey” POR QUICK BALE. 3. 4 rooms & bath. $180 per month 5 ACRE— LITTLE FARM Boats - Motors service is fast friendly’ snd help. |_ chair aud extras. OA$1225, nee ‘ : : : . neh home, OR 3- income. $ own ae fer fratt & rries ats -. NER 1% HP. MODEL OPEN den r peas x na = sir ran S800 WILT. BL : i afer 3 30 way, Lake Orfon eel la — k Beautiful buliding site. Only’ $1650 Ideal eee ing. growing and an qe ene atiice ‘et ‘gbene mee ‘erg ey $199. cx x $149. ng, RUA: Gt ', story 6 room home in good ~¢ IN E $2,000 “ ings. Sales growing m5 " " r can WEEKDAYS & BUNDAY 4: 20°10 'S ao” ay HAVEL. Realtor Most ald eaten Yee (heres 3 BEDROOM Mouse FoR satx Oeisseumien pots iog PE taza eat TADD'S INC | stilt ctimbing. ine, hotest Sunes HOME & AUTO Shope et prices. Terms 2 blocks north ef Montcalm Ms oR them ckthic home on eine Genes Drive FE 86-1210 __ INCOME PROPERTY. 3 APART 9883, Lapeer Ra -iM24) * Gubaautal dose payment. LOAN CO. 96 Ockin 4 —e PE 3-402 4021 Nr Lincoin Jr High Ph 8 O85 Cail for appointment now sity le “wee se baths ree nw “turon “Cell FE 8.831 Corner of ridge on : Bi ‘id wi ? eee | OE ai Coro © Eine ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT . an Oa Ne, 1 ved Fy ? o Jah | th o alton ve > ~ ° ret Ge mas Tee = 2 | WELSTOWN k | Al. 1 \ 10M | ‘ \ k | tench jarae corner lot. private NINE APARTMENT UNITS. PART Piast nWwY ‘US 10: A Ic | ] I¢ AN BUSI NE: = ~ GET § 25 TO $ $500 THE OME CAN BE ri 2467? ¢ eto! } Completely feweed Nine living jake in Bub Will sacrifice Walled ly furnished. owner must seil Drayton Plains OR 3-i231 or SALES COR PORATION. Gn YouR . FOUND AT LES SALES re @2163 of Bivex L142 i roam. Large kileben angd™ utilits Lake area MA 43959 _ Hee Webb at 249 Orchard Lake PE $9202 os . - : ORER | A little our of ole Way but a lot AB A GROUP OF BUILDERR We cae ped Bdlh LAI al PERSONALIZED HOMES Rd or cali Fox at .Dlamond) — > : —— JOHN A LAREN EER 5S ' less to pay. Furniture and a b- ied lebeesdelale inthe Quellts Indian Village Ie SH ET OSe” (cikeral’ thea a th = aaa See SPECIALS PARK AT OUR FR ONT DOOR 1QNa U he Visit our rae. tae fe for real ain hewmen “ton pens Well 7 room, 4 arene, Oily. WU bu Mee this one today LE a F LIMLo Le eepally For Sale Lake Prop. 44 500 FULL PRICE we bave Rt ee = ths to Repay bargains : . wit Libis x Newt ts tment, 2 ¢ rege nly © bt ; > ; © < ents = = z Pons 2 C . 4 — J 8 atin lic ae ee | Woe auen pecmenl CRAWEORD AGENCY diate ponsecion “Cail OR 3-6008 is ; tec u Ges ake by side with MONEY MAKING ° PI i* { FE 2- 5 We yaa or nde, Com e out tuilders xchange : minnle Realtor 800 f Pint MY $1143) FE 8108 ~ | i's LOTS PRIVATE BEACH PRIV.. Ooo ster “Av eteal The buy ; yr ; ar UL 2 1486 K | be Mpicton, men ‘ ' e = . ERVICHE | lleges on Elizabeth Lake $1 500 improvements costs more than OPPORTUNITY and jeok ent sise. Tee re 170 6 onm 2i® Orchard Uk Ra Feeder (NEINISHED THOUS MULTIPLE LIATING BE S rE 83036 Ts tiveleulesl peice terns 6 per leentor ware exer. OAKLAND Lge MON Arby ° To 4 NEWLY DECORA Ju) ; a te ; Alter 6, PE 2 0802 } bedrooms § reoms Pull base @ BCENIC HILLSIDE LOTS : ve | 23 hours daily. No payroll. About | FRI. TO Mt Fel Huren, gab mo Cal, BM Ponllne losaier wilt nte (uid cauk Pate PE eee eet ae Onear Cedar Aeiagd’ Lake | $2:800 to 5.000 needed, Nerecie: Loan Company @ miles Eel Portion or 1 milo i. t ON 4 Font lar alles & c ° c othe : CANAL FRONTAGE | Bae ° rowiil liade Lis equi Lake F ere _ table’ top! oR aeeliant ured. Good redit and character | State Bank Bidg. | E. of Auburn Heights on Auburn =e $1 000 down and jmmediate pos | ty of gat 237 CASS LAKE FRONTAGE. ES- eis Aw | references necessary, You're as- 202 Pontiac M359. resaion Thies three bedroom home | ] AKI R 1X” Il. ig DGES cence “929 — "8 HA je offered for a quick sule One a . tate type oe hedrogm te 12 « 4A wih «@ Nice 2 bedroom cement block with | SUMMER COTTAGE _900 Owner: FE 8-8354 inrae pictire window overlooking | knotty pine interior Ledge rock Rd. ith e of America’s |, — ANS. | —*9 > sides and meat reputable manu.| QUICe 628 TO 6560 LO, | AMANA UPRIGHT FREEZER 375 facturers. For particulars write} Seaboard Finance Co. Gi IZABETH LK FSBTATER Privi Just far enough trom town to be $450 Moves Wan “Ine -i LH. BROW N, Realtor : : Lake Road =| Pontiac Press Box 6 118 N. PERRY STREET > Te the water Monthly payments are fireplace Ceramic tile bath, are | gwar ae Bah ee tlic $ Maree ‘tri level brick. Gas .bédt on rk coe or FE, 2-4810_ | Easy Parking — Phone FE 8-966) ait UES wr leges on private beach Excel ooly $68 This home ie OT ap ty furnished 13 shade trees. Bo ving 1 nd boating on lot i — = > TE FINANCE Co Clearance sale ing» . lent 2 BR home with wan le raved with dio mbney down) also worn too eal Ai) CRS LC Seo take lane shaded iewn | ¥ "tare brick Pull bamt. Gas) | |7 EAGL ha ‘| fee cream a rare entoniinss. wall carpet. Clas furnace A wa ance $45 bd menth | 1 a ith teada of lowers. | > ate se et | ____ For Sale Acreage — 47 ] e 202 S MAIN marble eine co os ; t , i and garden witt | he s ew ras small a — ( arage with 1, TON ARIA ‘ | - nbn ry ter heater uF ar id silie tor HURON GARDENS ‘ DRAY | 2 bedrooms Large sereened oa 61 ft frontage on Lk. Oakiand | | 214 FE. ST CLAIR . | Misce. el A veivant wobus 8950 down Lovely home lor ies 2 bedroom Hardwood floors Part porch, Pull basement. A Real sur Rte best lop | pa16 Sede AChEC BUILDINO “pan. | IS THE “BIRD” TO SEE bac lamps, ghests chins nae atorage 2 Blks to on om perfect residential atreet | t Self storing storms and { t $5060 with $850 down | WHITCO REALTOR low as $50 4 | ROMEO 70 Alice Ave. FE Only $500 flewn on FHA The fence around this two bed pease ment) we ener out | ores UL 2-2930 comes . > | ROCHESTER miscellaneous. be ° , room bungalow maker It com. | Side pelle’ ‘covered’ aleminom | OVER AN ACRE 3,000 DOWN. BALANCE #6430 Ar) C. PANGUS, Realtor MARINE SALES LOANS $25 TO $500 2878 _ LEBARON oro : Pl pyetely orale ior) the “onlidren $0) 2 ening (6068 Aceh | of ground and plenty of room for cr 80 a month Cozy & c:ean | 2160 M15, Ortonville NA A_7-2815 == Has been dotng over cea ert on | «.UTOS BANKRU PT STOCK home “ block KE. of Joslyn | piay The large living room ts | arden Three large bed- | he Lake | == mo. business. Johnson Motors | IVESTOCK : & ter heal are & good ¢ | Modern year around home 10 A AC RES t Hines of |. OLD GOODS Bedroom and bath ss furnace Oni ee ies carpeted from wall to ze ae t m | rooms extra ores living room, hn | tiv. on one of Oakland County's Jee many a que Pg fastest. ‘og 49 OUSEH Ou 1.0791 ity aah cat ts. Chairs and rock- ! : ‘ f ' * uipped «ith ’ 0G A val eile ‘a ill ret i turnace ae Hee a one ags G@ car garage ‘lee ce A of uving | ext lakes dome furnishings Beautiful building reir cauan cowing nese ene in Michigan, Be redtt L 23510; ers. Lamps ‘and -tables. Box ar garace REALTORS | flea Less than $1080 down to a lowers & fenced back yard Terms Lae down oat sales are booming! 8400 sa P' 7 RR eNDLY - SERVICE imuetatn hee re real : Thie 2 BR home : : VEAL | Ga ee 6-8229 fe UL i fern sales building you can | 7 im mediately. Rad Orr maton 2h ae hens ; 4000 Highland Rd (M0) | good qualified buyer [AT UNION CARE 03 BEDRM Dorothy Snyder Lavender! {t, modem seles building you ean ~ WHEN YOU NEED | ep-‘Stase cvunene eae ‘wall te wall carpet in ee gael fercn east aide Pontiac, Mich Ph OR ¢ 0158 BEDROOMS i ee home, on Realtor Est. 29 years aene and will trade. Investigate $25 TO 9 $500 Dixie Hwy, Pare, an ‘Open U uo ive ftoom ter ohh LEU : 4 THREF ) ; | fe : | th 6 Pri y Bort UR & Dining ell Tile bath oy town for oniy $5 100 and $45 iat floor, 1226 fully landscaped a Pree 0 7001 Highland Rd. +MS@) 7 . | with shower, €11100 Terms 10 coe ing This ta heing offered at NOTITING DOWN Bye wean recteailan space -sell_at 812.900. OL 16141, EM + Phone EM 3-330 er MU 4-447 -«o-™ BAR GROC, HOM F[ we wit _help_you.| of A & P Market existing @'s perecen! mortgemr suite @ nerrttice tt price Celt - . ean 1 iu rer {n barwment Close to Lincoln Jr 7 3-493] ABOUT 560 FT FRONTAGE O Ideal family @ partnership busi- | ol “ATE FIN vANCE ‘CO. ; t S l - Call loday ne etal a ite laa tar cen High an ea BRENDFI CREO, WELT REPT Davisbure meee pei ~ “pess Corner 7 acres op Bee | “703 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. semen [ol e _— eee : eee : £ hom ¥ —- ~~ and at price ¢ bedrm. ranch bi { ll lake rox ty ou | - — 4 BEDROOMS Vlogs ne Voxsés CRESCENT LAKE SOT ATER . thing different gh the line of ai et enn [ See Lot sector. ering perses | i mately J acres OR S208” rbd abet Hag ‘on Guy. ou 4. by 4 ON ALL USED APPLIANCES Oni Bare men aay CLE dk Fear ional F bed roar Lar er LOT em en ' j and terms to su ; i a camee | a and rege 611.000. Terms SHIH is =? ade Benpoume ere afterd te mits eas eee A LITT FINISHING x ee ful price, EM 3.0088 or MU BY CER, 7 Ach RES. 3 eae. eat Boe eer is i ep 944: | Mortgage Loans 54. Rel peerators = , 5 pls @ iatee living fae m Nathing down on your Te if tt k uo mone) oyse Is 4-aa2 4 ble terms. Doe* | We nee ; t s CRU weautitul anche tone ie Site Ral fu "eal casper’ G0 Rave ameral ehviee tole avallan Cri ‘ivabie now bul ae. tammy | Gan 1k LE NEW Watt | ert pm tor erders euak owner to qu. | ~ A BETTER MORTGAGE? _ Washe s BUR Beautiful ranch home te lovated oon @ beautiful jot BO 2 and «decorating Large amily rise home. & acre. Com | | sner oi pet nm outside Alutn ele 1h id tae jew pty cat ge ARMO REALTY 13x20 extra large! front hom sd 163 | BEAUTIFUL $ ACRE PARCEIS a 17 oy _ lug Orlth brick trim. Interier. rege 410 soe mad eniy $1 500 down | TEND Mreitil opan REALTOR Spee lat with large oak trees cer posed: 900-0, tore. Peete Hoily aréa. On blacktop roaa I RADE! I RADE! t $1 000.000 AVAILABLE } . Dryers ready for finish LR te 12 x Fam lod Moor pindey.187 Lele Giiilegra slove fone eee ae cores a Mei ON BARTY CTORE. BEER | “tor FHA, GI atid CONVENTION. Water Heaters om | | ra fous kitchen 22 « f . P TAGE Ln) en , am to pm une + heer @ of unfinished | near each, . easy terms. | | * Oak- Y ry Plenty of clenets Hase oe ee frontese Is Jovated on @ rks rea FE ¢ ed iim ania Geen | cash. or $1000 terms. Pontiac Press | ’ : ' Just the kind of sparkling busy eer ier Shy god srl ace wr Fully reconditioned & guaranteed. ment V's car garage ‘Terma weed lake where the Tiah bite ORD on a aia abt or ee cuulera mer MU wanernie ret leecetaca He | eaviee Ask for Mr, Simmons, | Ae Jow as $4950, terms to suit. and ewimming Is fun HW hae 4 Lawn NCE W GAYL ~ (M50) at Nort or > MU wan ivimacation fer On 3aser ‘ AUBURN HEIGHTB 2 Lote with xedrooms and vou can have im lis EO PIK OPEN EVES 4-2045 . tures. Lots of refriger Bees — > BR home nn) in spare Mediate poareenion ee a0 / Fk R96903 $ LAKEFRONT ~ BLOOMFIELD HILLS NEAR ria. | rig eed aR odd bcid let. . CON SOLIDATE ONS EISIS Basement lies furnace & @8* with §1500 doen asc b per ‘ ee aher and Long Lk Rd, 40 acres, st snacks & things Your debts. Get cash to pay | . ower Compan eater heater Termes manth 5 RY OWNER 2 BEDROOM HOUSE ‘NEW 2% BEDROOM Pull ready for. development, LI 8-7711 poset? — worth, peeee dows | ogee pga contract or mort- | \ ROCHESTER UTICA SF CTION Union Lake privileges, 09.500 with basement, Close-in, $11,000 Miss Shaw. Krout stock. Lovel m apt, off < hte modernise your home. 28 W.” LAWRENCE 8T. OF ee tk en ce ible TARR THAR New 3 Bedroom Ranch Sell o terms KM 3.3014 eee $1,300 down. OR 3-2907— STON AREA LOTS with: Pichvaed in teone, trade oe your real do the work: Anywhere in| land oe batt br 1998 Let dfs 2 tas Your heme tn trade and hell fiede, Well emotes ose REDROOMS. OAS HEAT AUTO on “3-004 CLARK. a a ake onal pata eociract or squats. | kland County. Free Appraisals. BLOND ACA. 21° TV~ VACUUM Bath Oil furnare #10500 Terms he hones You alweace wanted Fee iedMeie wit ONiOms, het weler, cicrnel & vémeuens OAKLAND LAKEFRONT 817,600 Fiver 31708 $18 dawn Arye We ' Ontiand Consultation. | cleaner, stove & Refrig. sles Bez L €. HAYDEN, Realtor i enti fittings Semnre | Piatures nate Ritchen os itt close yas eola $000 eee | Excellent beach, 3 needed ad perch. _UL #71 Miss Shaw. —— | REALTOR PARTRIDGE |§ ste BEAR CONSTRU oF. | costs sizes 12° thru MI _ : - Hire! * ‘ { he atimm@ater wer roenth, seC 7 oe be Walton \ mee aes ae ; ‘et One 2 00 Wilt ar yetween Rochester & Pontiac, off -9 car wa ene | Commercial Property Businesses thruout Mich +92 _W. Hur * POCKET TRANSISTOR RA- Open Fve« y 0 Sunday an Aine ny ‘ 2966 OR 3-86 RON 55 BUY A POCK RA Open ® to o ot cept vont present home or equity Walton Bivd Contact owner, FULL FE 43581, 1050 W. HU ' ‘Seles | dio. B in. FE 5-47 SUBURBAN . ‘iow , fiend Oe RANCH Rome. 3 SEDRME., nan. 2'4 acres on Scott Lake: ___. OPEN _TIL 9 ee = | oe ee aR a Te CHRR ¢ BDRM. “RANCHER WAT Wo REDROOM RANCH tust_ wei Ss e tale tae test tite cher fenced tot. 82 ft. living rm! road, just south of Pontiac - ee tia’ Comm paaretat? 1 BEAM, 12 Labbe Pate Lbs | Kitchen sink, child ; NEW AD ° 9 be -" t Beautitul Commer | art ED about completed Will accept Sean ceresie ec. breezeway & @a- Ns BI epuT RUE only | ] ake road. Call OR 3- 5498 lot and buliding Nr esis ater bound “motor. MY 2-916. azine rain te re vino =r) \: rade Ree Wis wellbuilt home tage OR 13-7206 800 11068 ask for Jerry _ _ very active corner for o ure ~ ORTON At $9,250 You Mu aL hee F a tiles EN pea ee 418.500, OR “ACRES less down. Will | 4 RMS. MODERN LAKE es ae < | gah Moots viastered wall ie A NICE LITTLE 5 ROOM _afier 6 OR 47690 0 CLARKSTON ae es gitea ores) wih ol eee Otte want Restate |” waterfront eattage. Fhrepiace —— —s eee og oe Noorectate [t bath many closets dining ' full hasement on 8S. Adama } hark acres, high y hom or oe e | trees. Will trade sole cabinet. like ne ‘ost $249 xp . use ATOR elected: okifehen full basement TAO i jown payment i * SU SIN, "TART: er acre $10 down $10 month FE — Res FE ¢4813. Gas heat. Oak tree t sacrifice $64.56 cash or pay $8.07 , oa eli eee SHMatle OrrARGe $14:800 ™ ~ Targe 3 bedroom. Walk-out base- U 8-T711 Miss Shaw 1362 in Huron | for ear, peee ceentece vacant a month for 8 — ee Credit ( fe oe Ll Aer RY ER ee INS! BEATE LAREPRONT HUN ise Been IC NEWINGHAM ment, oll naar attecned marge. | FOR BALE 2 es Qn BROWN RESTAURANT oo ee j WRIGHT REAL SBTATE. _FR 5-9441 Products. PE $4721. A & K Home ompare at Sbass7 + reo idobath modern hom i i iM ; : c eutiful landscape Rd. in Orion Tw ® a good business een ear an 1 eae 3 bedi atarded Q Basem SHtomalic veel aril ony 87790 Vaerant Hae 2 bed Auburn at Crooks Rds ae lakelnen jot Immediate pos- | tnterested eall OF 2-7230 after | _Call FR 2-2606. 14 PT. CHRIS-CRAFT with AC. | sean Tt NEW SOFA c a BIN BAA BIKE GG Baler Ciarage and 2!y) acres toame large front porch nice UL, 23310 session $16,000. Small down i i «€ p.m cess) Swa Pe #330 car! Way bed, complete, $19.05 par ade ae Ns ena ek can s10 500 FW fear , Kitten tice fot with shade tight -BY OWNER WASHINOTON PARK | ment. Call MI 4.9638 before 1 | FOR SALE @ ACRES ALL ig RESORT LIQU ‘OR | _or will | * 5200 Hollywood bed trames $6.95. nace a 2ixte living rm A 20 ; on Crescent lake. is story, el naserett. low down after ba Saturday & Sunday | per ne No bldge Pet. owner : | mA a ee rt ie vera || as BEDROOM, HOUR. | nerspri Mattresses, $17.95. on f! family kilchen vith oven a : ceri ay : : - Tr 0 ae | unting o LB whe 8 cens' | $1295 range, built into birch cabines /] M1 1 OM Tie cane ae INCOME FOR ANY RACE. 5 AND SYLVAN a 6 RM. BRICK it | $800 cash. o2128 to see neat wocke from | $300 cash —— what have you for) wurniture. 42 Orchard Lake roti a cin ing jatene e AlMEY emit es taxes Good neighborhood, 2 car bath up and down. Payments | "or Ata gered atid lla | NEAR | CLARRSTOR AND WATER. | ee ae ae | egy. Fe Oat | BRAND Mio pled wags ty TRON Sitti a. ceretile Hain “colored ip Aca ently $50 month. OR 3:9832. WATE RERONT “HOME ford; eloe to new Chrysler Hwy. | $1 one gore ny ait home | AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER. | Wy ae Wintel Galan een eee ~— . ; na eete even Tue. HOOL, HOUSE LAKE | | Hiactee approves VA and FR : AN On canal Has 1 31, Cont $200, asking $125. MA aoa jBatirese ie reou's wanted features e ere . wo raopr 43 bed ralonial ranch in beat. | 8C i TUL Miss Shew = r| 142. | rniture Lake Ave. “Quality Bulla’ 1 lintiediate Possession ul i aes | vr STAI rb tifal Oak Spiutt All city con- Off Walton Boulevard, Pe | ronine TOWNER [Wich se = wee wee | Saat FOR USED TVa TAPE | CARPETING — 0 Yak : A : , { VR . veniences Owner being trans West of Silver Lake R nice land close -in, Oni fio a | ke = | recorders — tadio- aphe. quoise rayon nylon. $100. Exc. Top $$ for Your Home $1,500 Down TO RUY. SELL & TRADE Cts 30. 301 Charles Rd - uur tN oe ; especies | Nr. Walton Bivd. Only t | Working or_not. Pe 2-090. | eond. Mi $5004 ‘ : Ree ; : 1462 Wo furon Open & Sun On edrooms : * I I } ; tote Ca he aetna Eh ieee WIL BASS REALTY HOM a eon MOUTIPLE: pinta RERVICE 3; REDRM POLL “BASEMENT {OPEN Dal wed oR NAPE iON _en Mile, Deteolt D 1 5086 , se ags To hak IN BEORM. ROME FOR E FOR COLDSFOT REFRIO€ = wnitan } +o 3 a) room home offer eek Pay BY OWNER 9 Pont 2 ¥RS Sanity $2700 FRE 4-818 ; MI 6-6500 REALTORS... >), ar OR | gg ry | Map est $12 ee \ 7 oe cise te eel ators a vw a eee opens TT ia ee : For Sate Farms 48 “4900 Highland Ra Ms {Conner 50M, oR Se Dining tam table and chairs $10.60 : U . fs () : eittwe to es tie store wi “i ; : Per ftac, Mich -Gase = vecuum Bookcaye . 8 COl NTR or a hte lnctudes Garpeted | {ANE oy MA | Verge ranch “style, intra taree aNCa CARE ~ FRLELEVEL STARTER HOME Jo 1 oryal@ for two A delygit ies I tlais Tame ee ae Jajousie windows Beam ceiling full basement, off furnace, close are ideal for sub-divisions. Alse . energetic man Thorough train-— ae is HORSE BOAT MOT. & chair set, dryer, dinette set, Noise doen sour cl. smell Bi 2 Medioom hei ranch be paneled family rm 28 fl rec ; to sik lakes. Must sell $1,000 some iarge Parceis with lots of ing course avaliable with full SW for ‘portabie. typreriter. OR cond chest. swing set, ‘own, our tot Fiattley, BM cee ele 2 I6Rr iA rm with fireplace Modern kiteh- | aown 5 Jake fronntage. All priced right time salary while in Rp. | wares” foe, states, 4 stack sheirs, oes aONTN bites juniute mindow eve PF Cc. ‘Wood Co, ph ana areata om ioesitnes Paul M- Jones, Real Eat. Send piy Sum On co. Cedar 3-198 ot | SwaP LOWREY WINK STOLE FOR weet *pe'saats AES & 130 DOWN. $60 A MONTH PERRY iscknie aa . for unusual beauty and ronven | e W Huren Bly Sun Ot! Co 2850. $ pos ieee teen te Ree Be ms eke. ee ia) Wiliieims take Red at Moe j bones ee ecto eats | FE 4.2850 rE 8. 8 ags rom | Eas cal ed fone guneet inibd wha DtY a ohen FOR ELECTRIC Pe Sgt E. G66D ConbI- ? j fy s 4: | * } ; yard, FE 060 aoa bacemett with automatic | 1 on ‘ eked jen hee 2 cer att garage with radio! wrrertams LAKE “FRONT SMALI | mi; rote : mA ‘7° 1 AC RE ; feat and hot water Owner er cal | rcontraiied deer All the eutstand- well constructed home Beautifu REALTORS wt! i. fian f aa 8 of bs 4 ‘ “a j 1 3 orear ome Goods! as $16 oe Mi a sR = j _ Open up: i 7 Y 157 H £ & er, v ~ W. + fh and inte, a.m ‘es ACUUM ater : eee Setteners values brands Thyle) © ATIC SOPTENER. , oe Fiver as Serat ' |. SFC | For ne a : | einai © : = = ge HE new sa Beate tte) A y Miscellanco : : THE P | new modes, Ms ALVANIZE | ous 60 | ON 1! eount pape Nay uy a = ANIZED & us 6 > ‘ ‘ (CAR KT Pe prices tan —~ in PIPE. 60 i NIV IAC PI ; Pel Rag nig org nd ma pipe oa, eeTs L ‘ PRE 2 1m N. wavs ee thy ie oe She Ye M38 thar: . SS F ‘. Sagi NE 2 y t 9. 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Sere mo i! pa ' ’ FRE oar rs $00.56 "or = Hearty ie * — ws OF: 1sT Mpelawin Ra. a 1 nce FE ST Bagi 3-001 ae Pecillo ge UM ih sali" agcr tion : = = . a Tat 4 NEW 18 ine aes “ noo ' vmane — p & ID —_— | DICTION Sales FE 2-074. an CIAL ak, le LU size ot si | eearoar - ari CvUrT- nee pS AT pinto t i ETS SE eg Paes — Pa eegow wo at ay, a murcery seat +. rue oc a7 } ‘ a0oD con al. ol ch 3 sore 10 TOR Oe aRAW. ate buildl Degas soi ia Au eo wor TOR : ras ‘nk’ wore dog _ |e oP avALYy iy~ Ber includ face Ag nag hy to A 3 cap ar ta ——| = < teal Me een lary um 6 i Heavy & br fe Ee some ne = at Rat. June uEw om. ccessori ' FOR ae is ete ON ape oe a Serle we _Detor ae oer more Bg sient ny tin ed. merc ou | SS: 3 0-18 TURE ies 0p , wf a fis toce D101. od ti ‘xe FT fore se NEW oe iL. Great Fg ly ARR ee, soos rehaine. hs? sent iz 80 -T or Er D aoe ; tion OIL rea, 305. 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Roles a OM Rd Servi and get at Prod ag ar FD ep ie Eee nnows, Etc, po 10 ule i Sates rine ara sae Stee {fae| Pini Pe ea ae tt = saith wl ‘ re 7 peobrad ote for S60 - Etc, , Towr pf red. uM er on rhe; ‘Med: bo Py TRA rr ela rep T 6 : : ic 4 eppitcations A nn tc, 65B _vervice, Ree Tnmaten, ~¥F $180, ir. i a% en, extra rust Case ri . new: | fas » Seater ats “For Cuerow air PE ERG 29 was -_ ELECTRIC sell or ang aks azp. ae igh ete TER | form and ~ 2 € ver oon er fle Be eALE wore oe Fo a IE; the : Cae sh | Edison wares : ‘fond rove clean Pi. ———“ ore ee er. ES | “sane aside of weonvey. ra youre pad x ce cation, _— FIRE! ANGE Mat £ sogjeurdts Spot” AD re vane ee ae i : oe wes RED BO 7 o —_ poy H ke: with rolet Call inet TRAILERS” 183 3 | “DO IERGL: AHOC Nee ake a: * ‘ in REP) a * . Be REA = 4 on ~ rev ta on 7 =" OxER FU Sharan —_ yore ste toate plat: | right of ter from 27 Supe AT D It are 3 c Ted ee Cass ry oat FAIR fixt NMA 6-4 THRs . bee D OF wo ona Dirt < i Hempete . __. | tite b , Pues .: ae oy, — Rent now our om D ul PORE RE >) _ , Imme Open ant * ee, Beane are ad a a came apt eat rh ra All Pet = resi pan ie: 2 AUBURX Trailer rove won ee PRICES Bri 983 thru 8 jediatel a$ Pots : ~~ iT baY ae LACK DIRT ae te Sock wee seves: “ee -- =. ACTION boat cloth te A ng Tit! i957 Mt y ee Saae cer u pore ca cerca a ie ‘on’ old be flock tae quent? ie te ine Tee foe ace 70 sae 5 “eat i c e-Get C Tt Yen Puarmouegr he Sacre fe Sonora tee ies COMMUNITY meny 1 I j - ag veh Nun _ ines mh @ ‘won _ tare c Loge cog Bog wan — ART APES dem ; * en i 3 REO iting E Cow Be jer x ‘Chana tn its: i, ae Ps van imare Ri Pea- Mercier B a acB Mot N] 7 AN s . S nea’ “Fa a ores ors : ones ils i) Cow geal Neen - $-3 Ce alie Dei ton 7688 URN aor TY + LS 70 046 : oF Ania an — ab we “ S ae eb Fon badd ‘estar ris- along Live Bho AT SAST ait BOARDED. sata Ca te ‘ve wee 4 8 lapetrake, TOR a Telegraph. re be Cash F oo | ee De. RS = i IL Beet. : wle Savings ‘oan ol need Oo R Lake Ao rr ee Evin new. F ere on 220 L S- i ‘* Beck ne, Neto wm | HU CAS Lise azonek M = ay « eo uxte Sw ‘ . ae | ame RR HE tr NE - Bon ue ban = com 2 A _E=M ; =o Cast iFo IN siea A Pr. ary _ = FD. Whipple A ugh sel Af Ayu wpa sat CUSTOMERS ¢-0088 ; Whipie~Owee aaa he thin sie a j~ ee atre GOC ame ’ -. : 181. g socal Dial a | gommniey a Trabers sree bk « LE Wes DEMAND . r gh a West. Fivergias. | WEBEL ARS? ' L BM OTS KM Ss$ oe IKE re ra a Cc ive ¥ ' Lu BARG. A es. _ & Ana B ay ASH oo : ; A R es DUR > Inthe as REAL ea Bl Be want ots R| LL can /~ eee. SI s{ : ‘em E ‘ “ SLER™ cE. ve d . 4 a y in : | ue | uf ‘ i ; f i f f J ey | t ; } e : : - | j f | } } | * /; ; . 7 * f jo! yt / ; | tie | /. : ' / ; j i — pees fi ; i y i ~ ¢? ; vf : Le ° } i - : / ; j \ i f é é me , ] i 7) y et = f = - L : a 2 i 195 —— q a os a [E PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959 }: cane , . : THE P For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 a. ocat ion! > : . fe Sale Cars aw ~ | ~ PONTIAC. 910. som uve HYDRA.| ot ORTY FOUR — 2 | For Sale ¢ Cars iJ ee For: F YMOUTH. 9 PASSENGER. | 's5 i Power brakes. eo | és i 2 - O11! For Sale Cars , Saeed, | eee. io ete RO, Automatic cnet | acy i a Jou PR = PLL LA agor, 3-8743. a4 sed Cars 88 For Sale Cars, 91' For Sele. | inst PLYMOUTA—Wi_-KINO |, rowriac sles. $3,908. OL Wanted Us U 2 Nat oR ae ee i961 iis i PE 6-402. 1 oyper- 16,900 : SE CAN YOU 2 epenere 7 z. 6 - Ww HERE EE i JEEPS wil | ~ ROADMASTEE Sales “Wutee car, bargain. ‘Sad 3-00, = 1056" 6 PONT! AC Aes 4-47, Nn Wanted | “used Jeeps — dtop, Jet ambler | & very snare et cumatie shit l J 8 for 953 Buick tudor hardtop, i ae ED CARS. | Rad heater, automa ris y Futts & . = ee ¥ ‘ ' 3 -over AVE UE Us This car is like BD : L bure_ave ee as We wail | IT’S TRUE Le We're bending-ov La ‘Whitewaile, 7 Drives the same AUL AT ONE CORNER AND | arth. > : pok Mercury ns EW c tan & M Motor eee ae cane. wig ures. "spoked | upt ontiac © ii at 3 Chevy ./. ene te jal S AUTO BALES, BUY A LIKE N aac Leyk | wheels ther uphaistery. Ha ur’ deals ‘Chevy ertibie .... $150 PEOPLE PE 2-23 dollar on later m R washers, red lea d four-barre) | Forde on oO QUOTA = Plymouth ‘cony 6% Oakland ‘one xte Hwy. new transmission ab highest | eadan. V8 O WE CAN MEET OUR 66 8. ¥ ST AC ‘58 yar tals 2527 | <— jong < SrRuce Will accept hig Ae or encase? bow dows & {TEPTAIN PONTI Full power TOP BUCK i cane 6209 Seeman Must be seen to be matic. “radio Heater For the ‘97 PONTIAC 4 on i nat “Hh vertible Black [7 rastio = AC WASTE bid over ‘alP FE 6-3898 far ayment ; Byncro ' Lew pecans fully eq Very sharp. YOU CA PONTL SH $838 FOR neck CARS appreciated heel it. iske Chev. 2-Dr Mardte piel > | ben se. Pee _ ‘Community” op aes 2 AUBURN © *PPONniment eg aee ro Outstanding 38 "PONTIAE CON ged = 1954 PONTIAC. 806 ees Do your banking at . “A ep a ( ae htad ‘ arf ttees ww. P _ Saginaw. F : sroceries at the AWE ECC PRICE FOR JUNK CARS Oo puck “CENTURY (HARDTOP pst) Palins siarchief Ds Her. | red and," winie rim in excellent _ oh [DR. cee rea Bus your peel 2 “Rips” TOP . i ter 2 iis 35 . 75 PE 4-4878 === Check ibis one our terms op Hydra Hadio, Hea : OS D l cond, xc. condition. $23 ye dinner Fe eEO ches Sua RAMBLER 6608 prekes. White walls $108 do 4. (S WwW ed a ~ sS powriac Sn “ USED i MI 6-3900 1854 Pontiac 4-Dr ter White t { W Clarkston ee = ape OAKLAND 8 F288) =ywOOQDWARD nn a Radio Hes d | spi2 ‘DR. oN wus 312 W. Montcalm _ ae on ; DR SPECIAL Sparen peau'y for the lamily ord Jar 6 oe — Ou re FE AC TORY BRA! NC! 1951 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 4 cea Tit TAN UNK CARS TAYLOR Joie 953 4 ‘tua, Bid Trans cow down payment 2 3 por 4 er hes Hydra AGH. W. Wells Duel se WANTED J is 5-2000 Very (good Jcuigstive, “er fy Ponae @Dr. sedan Hyde 33. Pore Wagon been 4 S NTIAC : t, Back-up lights, ete ior O Rad. Used | aie RAH FE 56302 on iaain Heater Whitewaile dtone 37 wore ara mi isa Looking 58 PO? i. ere car in excellent condition. Cd V e ’ 4 boo ae 10 r 99 down &S or f Ville ‘TIB 5 5 he : \ yU Ww. ANT? en nee ae walle) Gye (ay New crpDr sedan Hydra $3 Cpailiac Couve owe iio . dio & Heater. Power $1579 Ma 5-22 LER $175 PULL DO C ALE Riviera white Ud 2672 198 § Studebaker Whitewalis Biuet 53 Buick hard ov $190 F Ra aa & Fower brakes 1952 NASH RAMBL to? parts for $1. AT ,A Slay 5 fiow, $1125 FE caeve CLUTCH hina Wee cows see| * et wise (rae Or j TrePoser rice Get ie ai month. ad ae ; PRICK? BUICK 4 OR 0s os with lese then ! 32 Fora 300 Club Coupe av Ss aa i S Saginaw J fOP PRICE? Le o: for parts PE 2 1699 Demos & real cesl & Ford 506 Club 1346 2695 fen Sales, TOK eh both! Stop mn Sei ee 2 DR APECIAL RAH | miles ston in ior a real rine 81 Ford soo bt 04s Ss! one ee the sep “soNet | TL ratow Exceptional 0428 Le "Maple & ars ig: ta Ee Gooey stallonmegon $1499 ee Avs : BLERS: =o . Sadia RA LBL ale Mts ORKER. '51 Dodge hardtop, ry "'N ‘TIL § PM WEEKD RA l SGHUTZ MTRS. ING seonuicK_4 ig OS unyeLen, to) NEN YORKER. 31 ye 3 aha ey ras aS COMMERCE RD. | “1994 2 DR. AIR-CONDITIONED. tiful-Late Model Cars .2 8. Woodward, my eB sete APolar ‘Co, jects pect. =) Ma Pontiac 2 ar 5199 UNION LAKE RD. on 1 ii solutely. spotless. New Ur eau eS Darts 89A [Sissi 22a sci as rE sot) nken 86 Ford. 2 dr, Best one con EM 34156 “| Low miles. EXRDTOP REALLY . "38 OLDSMOBILE } ck Par 8 232 8 Saginaw : ‘LEAN THRYSLER NEW YORKER “ HARDTOP. ‘ 1955 2-DR 6g : ; . ~ ERTIBLE Used Tru i ‘ VER CLEA 169 CHE + ‘ trafiamts- | ]}e ee { “OL DR. wwe $695 INS 37 FORD IPER “88° CONV dngcor = 3 BUICK tana jest Cub Coupe Automatic a cS 36 5 eg hOB. R&H, clean WAGON RUN SUP & Heater, Hydra- ———— Eh be 3 ; : leering & brakes | | ali wh Le ¥ 952 RAMBLER 15. No VERTIBLE Radio ae OTOR COMPLE throughout $340 aie (Pow er ae a NG MON ART 1 wer brakes, sharp. : Little rust. $1 FAIRLANE CON Fo-0- matic. Full Power GMC TRUCK M 63% OR oe Higgins reilent transportation NO Re ke ORD | tires pp Sales real good. 13.63 per mo pare & Heater. Sharp! Call after ys RICK VA ‘ Doon oy DOWN ONLY #1340 PE 7 LAKE ROAD | lark§ton Motor noney down $& RADIO &: pe ; Sharp NOW $7594 = PARES AND MODEL x ‘ en ‘“ vs atiow = Ext: OL Dye or no Oe ar te) egrapbh Rd at ag Went 1991 SUPER .omane wranmmtnion Wai sees NOW 41624 Was 37604 ALL MA {BA 27721 KEEGO HARBOR - Main St, Clarkston _ mente Clean as a pin 7 : TH pieots MOTOR rE 4.6632 ~ UNITY . FR 12-2529 6 IN PER- Low miles o Very low = un ER’ "<7 PLYMOL . 3 rE 5-9204 RDTOP, 195 ahh 5 per SS 57 “RAMBLE ; 3639 Auturn AYE ____ st CADILLAC 4 Dr.” 62 aie COMM " CONVERT RADIO & Ol Da aoe Compietel; ove: ut Pane old trade 57 “R. SERTION WAS. Deer Basic wel d Aut Parts BO wae eieed ccudiizan seat) MOTOR BALES INC Ne Pe @ SABBOVUTELY w) nauied Automatic researc a 7117 BIRMINGHAM STARION ROM sai Hydra Pee ektar, Powertute _Use ute : at $495 ) oe FE Boulevard 5 oe NEY DOWN. Assume payments al power ¥leering. t Interio: ae tic, Radie & ” Heater Real nice . + poor ror Ser DEN KE NEEDY be oe : FR b4539 perl mo en Fare i japel ha Erpeniery hegearcn : 45 MI Si ate é OFFICE RA see R d ae Nes * ow easbi was ee NOW 51494 FI . SON , . : aro! A ed clean il a ; POST 0 : ‘oodwar $1004 jessy HUDS . : KING AUTO MI 4.7500 H d white side wa BEHIND THE Ss oo Was pete FE $0904 (ASS-O \KI AND le a ee | 54 PORD CONVERT, (66 PONTIAC | Vst7 tee ote Color Low mile $8 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN : 60 ME 6-3900 7 PONTIAC 57 CHE\ ROLL : ks 90 Pontiac's Newest er ‘ S Obal Pte MA i engine °S7 need OR 34-9900 | Band and cream f vent (naurenc Straight stick 11.000 miles Bes wagon x7 > B- AS CONVERTIBI Ll power For Sale Truc NEXT TO OAKLAND AVEN Bs “9 DODGE DOOR & 4-: lacquer ‘paint. $700 Of yee | eee car et SD olan (anus ex. | offer over $2.0 EM 4-308 5) RAMBLER “STATION BEATER CONVERTIBLE eave Radio & Heater. ~ Nal STARE. Vs 42 CADILLAC § 0008) wrapee LOW SHER save UP TO 9600 Need a second car 7 ayer bizec April iste. Ort yi sis. OR | 1895 PONTIAC i pee OSEOLUIELY “NO MONEY ae aie ul pent Was sis NOW $1604 Ee ee ren long iw See a Raph 2O08 INC ord 2 dr, POM : OM. company car $1. ve-| white. 10.000 miles. Radio, | i030 | - AB yments of $8.68 mo uae NOW $1294 ‘ ider b Witt J om rao: $305 OF 31877 J \( ke tf yd 43 Por ' $265 8 days..MUtual 450921 ¢ Hydra. Used as seco: € | Assume pay M Parks at Was 8190 . it 3 la ferterical, 0 > ILLE ler 52 Ford @ dr . $175 | 3-5011 days, ' Edith, FE 3-908) 7 “all Credit Mgr. Mr. "57 PLYMOL d ba good a ao Kk Floyd CADILLAC COUPE DE V Plyrabutn Chrys ar | 60 8 Edit ee Ca ars : : $3552 7 2,890 Dodge a i Plymouth 4 aings 53 0. ‘SI LOR : ber ole mmetce RG Mitford "4 yy Hardior full power " ; 1000 W Mapie a! F pres a oS C Hrysler 4dr tic e $146 < ai OLDS. BL ACK “WITH 49. PONTIAC rea WITH — MI 4-750 “ER HARDTOP. THIS 37 FORD CONV ERTIBLE Heater, Power OG OEFP PANEL TRUCK GOOD Russ Dawson Mc orgs gong), Waled Lane SENGER &TA- Lela cotta oh dab atl | [SAPAn i mileage. No rust. | “motor. $75. MA §-1980 Wiel 1 neusce Kentucky, a gem CUSTOM |e adic W Heat: . file Power sterrug twa > ! , tals : a 2 i : sB 8 PAS Auburn ‘ ses Stare ne | car is = 2 Peor - Radic - i ice » FE & -p 232 B Saginaw 84 ~“DODG 3-806 698 ur product M_ 43-2036. i 56 “Pontiac, ly $245 2 . Really no 1594 Pan i VECKER (2 : $600 on, 6525 OR 3 “Quality” is our p a enly ry SERVIC 13 standard tran ¥ ; ie NOW $ POWER oS con, bee SPCADILEAC @ DR CURAN Hope esecn: c AUTOMATIC ulies to choose from | ‘RGGER's SALES 539 NOW $1204 Was $1694 et a \rader (ork: 04 520A 3513 after 6 pm & week Ke $5 KING AUTO. FORD @¢ DR 2 MOUTH 3 At Bea | Ave ae Was $1304 : Ee i Nes & eu - EM 39-5513 afte tg) DODG FE §-0402 = R&H $895 SO PLYMOL 1,395 65 Auburn ur roduct _- 3E Ek a i 270 ae Hayinaw transmission a : uality’’ ls our prod’ . _. ' “PR ANIBLER On a ‘Fee NEW PAINT JOB fP4e RADIO A Te aenione MAPE $150 OR aes Dawson Motus re cary ae RUSS ror ae ~ Quality Sci '56 FORD Se ate nat $4 FORD 1 3 é 4 8 2018 FE 2 i] _ a A} NE 6 A m ae apes , Wf : ( ION | 3 2s m 4 Door zs Ruse Dawes ce Motor ee 49131 | sete $ieb i eenan V-6 WGN | 432 aan ake KING “AUTO., 115 ae Trans. Blue & MO es Orion E ACTORY BRA STATION WAG ws rere Ls neater, 6 Cri, Good ue i & 4. sedao i*b Hnith Motors jgsq po \2 MY 1.1461 Ts ® Cy) Real y_nice tires . 22 @ Baginae Wass Bulow - | “motor work. 6526. | 9 Bavinaw, FE 6 - White paint MY 2.2871 or - POLIT. NOW $1004 _ NOW $890 : ae PICK-UP. DE- Re jinaw sna i! = : |™ - $350.| ° ETRO Was sile4 Was” $900 . 5) Git HYDRA. PI Over 1953 Ford wet aadee neee ottie Teeny Di n00D COND” | 59 PONTIAC. LiKe NEW $289 CLEAN (53 PONTIAC 2 DR. + | 58 ME =>RCURY ited job es om fF » heater ute IT iF “ 1, after i ag Chevy - E 6-6682. | ater . . . re pee eee ead sae este caly|) Stoo 0 TL owner. $675, OF 46001, | 150 othere to choose from, $45 up duet SELL 58 PONTIAC 4 DR Radio . ie $5 FORD 55 MERC On 4978 a eae URDEN- | Financing arranged. HT Mavy extras, OR 3-27 95 DOOR MONTEREY HARDTOP _— eae ET (,- TON PICKUP 1953 Chevrolet % ton pines CAR PAYMENTS en nda to FCONOMY CARS ~ 23 NNTNG PONTIAC 1055 &DR aca CURT ON dis & Hester Fo-O- Pb atic sa CE ve mileage $188 or trade Goud cond | some? Lat we etalee model. 42 MENRY £ , ogee Rabaelelies —MaArcet 168200 j Matic. Really 8 od Was $1004, NOW 6044 4 ta G ae th Py a © 1 1 t ; erat glean Uno’ te ser 1984 Chevrolet pane] truck Radio | some ) on Motor Sales | Pigg a in wtiex 4-DR CANT ' ' Was 8706... Now . one ; i ; TAN $1805, Heater Atitomatic wager a“ ee RD | 1968 ep mppais new Bee it! eres 1 TOR SALES | i +39 pr YMOUTH *S4 PON 1. AC ' 4 THAMES 800-VAI : rion . : puta be 30.64 per mo Very low MO 1aC ij 2 aut 4 DOOR 8ED dra . Motor Co Ny ORD CUSTOM & RAH, 10 mos § trade BIRM OUTM DEALER \ Radio - Weeles Hydra. ku Dawson | ; 4dr sedan Radio | ‘50 F FE »21e0 | eash down or old tr etd Sell NO PLAZA DOOR FE 29131) 1655 Pontiac 4 good, $130 - ; MBLER 666 PAIR Le cata : Heater Power matic 944 My PORD L, TON PICK UP $98 Heater, Hydrematic ee a a RBOOLUTELY NO POCiAWARD MI 6 3000 Cass ATW. PIKE FOR ' fite” ‘The UNOW Was $444.0... now's 10 FORD *s dan Good | “HeraTER ABBO : ay- P —= | : Was $ile¢ ; Ford % ton Pog 1085 Studebaker 2 dr. ae: ; .WN Assuine Dp - : C{l : _ LEI - ONOMY USED C ARS cond #39 | Money Ces mo call Credit, of een ede, Metter | a1 ing aa ummer sy BUICK SSC DM RO con —~ i | a8 Radio bh MON-| RADIO ¥ : 5 Heater Ivory 22 Auburo - Ve Fatilane © 4h | wtp Mr Park ¢ condition NO DOWN Assume pay 1 8 Radio & : OOD) 1967 Bord lve | ‘da Turner Ford than aver - 446 PER NO MONEY Ait D . paint Tosa one ae oe rom Radio Heater While agen VERY NICE CAR R . ry bows es pasts ee on a cits . riving CENTURY ae E aaa pvne — sens eee NOW $844 -ond §4aut walls H Riggins 4 Like new tires a < H EM 3-008! rd - Ore fee. : . a : 1953 GAC 1987 Bulek 4dr Dynafiow nae o FORD WAGON. © XC COND NITY | r Harold Turner. TOY oy 4 ; AND a Was $564 NOW 4494 54 OLDSMOBI LE PACKAGE DELIVERY & heater New rubber will aecepl clean ‘84 for en COMMU SHARE be ~ Vacationing FE 3-7117 7 Pl eo H BO EOOR ae ree Hydra- : sedan Power! EM 3-026 TINT INC 56 Olds 2-Dr. Sedan “hk "5/7 Radio mer sieertcg, GM erring Powe biaurs Danton | 31 FORD a Nah ie nee beens H me or Quatty Used Cars | Mi Vinswaten Coupe | Wire ven) shies vine selection Mi GreMens Soe saver ‘ wae matte. yore anes i ‘e oi545 er glass, ge 218 FER uO vard A 45 VolkewWa re and let us show RENIND : Pos = Ae Heater, Over: : C Radio & heater tarter and fuel pump § 109 E. Bouleva: FE 84539 55 MGA Roadste of used ca aw a Z dio en Ow $894 25 C | how easy it ix to o vr UTO Ave: NO h 1961 Cheveniet wagon all A O08 Db CONVERTIBILE [act FF pe “URY $98. KING AUTO, | Hi G GH 1 E} hs ai ae on sa Nat! recobditioned } ee ee ate ow “ot e NOW ois y e ‘ ‘Audie @ Henle? 1 49o4 FORD I x w tires 19st : 8-04 0402 FRIENDLY O = beauties a CK: | F gclory Branc Radio . tan Pow | Straight ene ey top. ne 115 8 Saginaw FE z NOUPOREION CAR BALES AA ee Feiviane 4Dr. FOM | - a id WS Ss? ebet @ «tt aecar _ 1 owtet Y ; =. % ND 7 H HAE 5 w ane site s i O\KLAND A lr CAS | ceide Rede, & heater bigs FORD 87s RUNS COON ND FACTOR Y BRANCH 5278 N Main, Rochester OL 1-0741 | aw roa Patriane AT Ho : ' : : TEL FLAT usti FE 5 6002 : oa “LEAN €DR ! le allt tom $ pon i He Io. es Also 80) 193) Piymouth @ dr arden 106. ru | ME ROU ALY igs? PI lone seas It wont Se ie ih Pye $1098 ‘ed Powe vel | va | | WENS FORD ¢ | 6 eyline Tae Meg . 2 a ‘V-8 Auto * ‘ 1, ton pickup 618 rolet 4 di WR ato cy 0 | st JO pmts $12 80 per 6 Plymouth $995 ¥CUNOMY USE) CARB tees Halle he tects) Heal =. ny + La aa Merco- | ceili howe or old oe 5 ! : ot 39 Ford Waliane 4 De FOM. + —_— 22 Auburn e $009 | } Pork Radio & Hea | NGHAM-RAMBLER rl ‘5h Chev €Dr. 2 895 4 = IOKS ap | Naat: | BIRMTI 0 ick 2-Dr. Dyna. Nice .. $ —_ . 42 PORD DUMP TRUCK | BATION WAGON a 2 WOODWARD MI 6-3900_ 2, 45 Buick 2-Dr y _ $ 795 te te eee th See cass Pontiar € BF 1 tramatic i505 vee LYMOUTH BELEVEDBRE 20 ()rchard [.ake at Cass 5 Pontiac ¢ OF He wec. 4 168 W LOCATION L ss : * Yh 7 7) ‘ a : uick Spe s 5 Cy meee ee ae ell a ww oON Hacio & Healer a | “ My reton. v-8 Ren a EE 8-048: ( yoen rill 9 a Nath 4-Dr ; : be AT OU R-NE f equel ‘ a _ jasion, , oc D 7 Merc tina, PR OVGIEE MER lea see NTIAC. $95 KANG AUTO 93 Ford 4 Dr ou ; LOOM [ 1S ives, sharp . 1951 PO FE. 8.0402 33 Merc oer $ 495 | iS minuter from Pontiac ‘ sy W S) larkston Motor Sales 11g 8. Saginaw FE 2 RADIO |°53 Buick HT ae p $ 295 . ; Michigan GOR e382 ie M DEALER | 19:5; PONTIAC 2-DR | ‘53 Plymouth 2-Dr "FE 40100. . plies Tee eee S11) Ro) AG CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. DEAL! S14 aie ter, Mydramatic OR 3004 | yorry at Medison FE 01 iwd4 . al VY BEL Alt | a FORD ins\: ' Matin 8t. Clarkston ms a OOR. HYDRA. IDEBAKER. $95. KING FE 4.1797 2 Rees ial 4 Pee : ; ry ay aed Wetor (a ae Sie AeA dees toye ern $169 down, $58 - ae ud ] Ds “ t ord . tomatic transmission. radio, heater, ‘tse Dawson va ‘ ly $78 du $54) 24 ones. Mieet Dept “ ss 7 es. 4 Dr Sedan. au c | Scien FR lol of clean na = ee jones ORV ERT VERT OIRA 1946 cep rey equip: ter. Fordomatic transmission and whitewal] tir peers tires. naw iaside & out ay ag ; 1 PASAPRN yinte @ A nee 8 at RPORD € PMU FLEETWOOD Pull fac RADIO, heater. 2 . FIMAN L@OYD 7 PAS INGHAM TAMER OR 44924 after 4 F ' : inet al) power and ok GE) G (Rae | Gund : ") MI 61900 : tank ment inchidin f your : 3 p =tatien way WOUODW AK take car moti Q ndittonin or 3 Ker Pewee tae caenpln. cl MeuNGLET ae. SURO 4 FOND #4 aK ‘eC | GM. atr canterie) 10600 Leevusl Pl out Htewall tires. ene CaCI ae, Sess, ee eee “standard tenernis Ri Mm SESSION nie o . | 9 ym a nd heater. sharp. little wagon Hardtop with Mercomettc. radio, shester, hie Z-oli2 ot see at Ametican Le ie ood tire, needs some body wap . : : = WOt ; p tires. radio a 6 = is is really extra nic : id On $ane ; ation! > in nes i. all} FE 2 2812 $105 full price ne ‘ 7 hae a RO YOU ¢ OMe Tt AND BE iE $24 a5 WHITEWALL UTZ . This C $ 305 : ’ , : ND ae i. ‘fe 4 . err nets ome eas 2 pet awe ra ie tue rr , a o4y @p705 1986 PONTIAC SEDAN '57 Ford $CH 1953 PONTIA wher! wagon 3 14 *y . y : . : or mi y con 5 0 2 ; » 0 Dep vsen Motor Co fer INVERT RADIO & 44 FORD. LIKE NEW. 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RUNS UK SS Fairlane aetiger Ve ORY POWER STEER RA Real » arp LOC CMO MEST 1h 2 4280 6 Country quire, © passers BLACK & IV ES R& 1984 DesoTO LARiEaT SOCK OF tique tires, (iy $108 Ub 2 42 7 hove cara can be putchased with ING & BRAKES WW TIR AGON Power ad a . i " TATION W . 5 imparted aporte and antique #1 CHEVY 2DR NICHE CAR | Above « rs ibe . 4oRr 8 adio, heater, | 7 Pl Aas in Mich A Lenin opel ee . $42 HH Higgins ~ | r Wg iia ie Mi @ 71s 1] \ Or “| | i] <] 395 penn = Sree tires. 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OSE CHEVY (47 (TER VY UsT TH afi . 5, SUPERCH : aie a j . Ulm one eT Pee ani -anadiere aan , Oy ONE Ob TTT “38 TILLY MOUTH icf S357 een wna NOP een 99 tie. radio, heater. whitewen tires. extra Vers good engine Mlariasd EUG 6c ont oe AUTO TRANS. heater hvdfametic. whitewa da ‘gees = 2 feet Hydramatic. Liscion ONLY say 00 erage IEE 2 4194 “2. DR. BRDAN. V-8 it WON ea, A real clean car 5 OaGeG@ =-..:; tle Ee fri _ wl ‘Ee & Ol WON tres. bhai ter, automatic, COMMU NI ry ee ae M tt ee AU TERANBPOR TATION $1595 CUSTOM ROVAL HARDTOP Radio, heater. e) metten teen (813 DERFUL ‘905 — rer 4 & brakes 4 PON ot ee hawk New Yorker gon \ ~, 8 698 = power steering ; WOR MATICAL ye iayelel Ne $850, 78 Picipe ag "85 DeSOTO : ocre row. 1984 CADILLAC ‘ 5 2. Dr with hydiamatic cadlo heater good rubber, MOTO : aaw Me a oh WR SEDAN CLUB CC IAN Pull factort equip 995 Nice Seen ee en ear syn TE MEY MA 4 1844 Comp ele SS DODGE 2 fs ‘* . : mahy seer ‘ R with power steering & brakes tadio heater eut 1955 BUICK . . ne i Vr aan . NSMISSIUD < Doo . : Con ure oie as ADI ‘ . a NS oy ewe txt BE WI $1295 matic : Special 4 door sedan, Dynafiow radio heater, whitewall tires "50 ie GooD co vues : NORT iF | ION \ : § ROS SURRY : 995 - p44 Gl "5 CHEN Y 2 8 1984 MERC ‘acy te J 109 . TRANAPONTA DR BEDAN ConvERTIBIA. Red with black top oS D t Jo oe eo ae -) PON 50 BUICK, Goo? A apelin PoWEROLIDE aoe ee onan trim Power atest enolo ‘er ond auinthailé ee. ater prea tires, Se e Sale - ; ro ‘ INSIDE & io, heater, fordomatic, in tip- |, Belvedere 2 ee . 1955 CH ad ~~ sco (our Vv-a . top shape i. . & auto ‘ ; white- HASK] Ns ‘ARRANTY C) I R | 34 PLYMOUTH ..$ 695 $795 4 PR HARDTOP Power steering, radio heater bea airs Door sedan. V8 powergiide, radio Beater, he . . hice W | : RAH CORAL site wall tires. extr | Lv | a ee ‘Tr = : | j V7 $1695 DEMO & IVOR _ VERY nice c $ 695 weniiGa, acon TY -tone sax SETARP 1957 EB ROLET Ls ~~ FRET 4 FORD eae . «pr hester, standard “Ire RRS. ARE AL As C ail Ae | a || A H reen, radte, * 3 HES] ( x : . . d. rd tranemieaton ratio; : s S CRESTLINER 4 DR SEDAN R& Think, Wotes recently overhauled , IAM TRADE-INS Rei themes 2 set fine , CLEARANCE IVE EVERY CAR Motor ales me ee ESEee SE ie ea READY-TOGO BIRMINGELAS eater, whhewall tres’ yellow and white i . 805 ~ > PT hie of) ’ : Pe = : eS Q5 ese Chevy Umpaia consent 100% | sportation 1952 DODGE ...... 750 engine Powerg!\ Radic : . Trans Or JLDaMOBILE ; ; case steering FO eer escnin Coserape. No Exctusious p we SAN — heater hrdre- Real goed transportation for very wie m. 4 Perret il mn ivory top ihe. | a WO Orchard Take Ave SPECI ALS matic whitewall tires, power ; . SAVE A) Chey Convert Vea stich ied | , we seeking & $308 ’ . : ¥ top a6 ) 47 om . yTO 4, Redan Veiy §95 pe = i 30" a ye ioe ee “My Chen “) an “Tetuxe oo i oe 73 a8 : A good ° 4 . a : hes, Radio en) fora pdr VA Y : 2 CHEV. Powergiide. . Neonat “Power” bre : ae Hek abit... 91809 . ‘S ‘i : beater, Many eek, SSeentotisa: of cakes Coneartibie, sharp - § 9090 te FORD bedaa’ Delivers 4 ad : Coral & ivory fi VE r AB Chev.“ convertible. sharp ae + trans. You make the offer ONTIA BUI K - i sedan’ V8 en M8 Chev 2dr ya stick SMITL 2 on ie "3g FORD. V-8 Bid trans $100 ‘ : MOT ( C ~ ala pedan 58 Chev 2-dr.V eti¢ . »* ee m7 Sua “ - i 1098 tBBeeandl, eae treater 33 Chev 2dr. Suck shift 7 8 308 997 r PONTIAC-CADILLAS DEALER ~ ACROS S FROM NEW SALES” . : = . amm 7 . | , 2 | dteny Ges aocensories. Beautifus 68 More to Pick Prom & , ; i DE soTO = PLY MC UT rH . ° ; 8 } 33: : sapphires & twory eo | BANK RATES ' , \ c ‘ 2 . MI 6-£302 |) ROCH ESTE paws i fie ™ SAV eb from a Open “ ud tet pm 7, oy Afany ao, Va st ; ' Da as O ward i a2 S WooDN ARD oz A . . = : . Many others EnOOtS é : ; Drive ‘em. ; i = ‘ ' : . d cane Youre Got te yiy , } \ See the man with the re hev : ‘eed | slet-Ply month - : ' kins Chev. Nor th Ikey! icRnyi en renew “BLAM MI 4-1950,Lo ts F as In Py) vd. at zey “hse i RRY! HURRY! . Ob 1- fil 4 e : Mis “Munter Bi ang HURRY! a, ‘ ' _ #871 Dixie es bed : Bi iningbam - MI 4-373 ‘ ; - 3 tages bdath “ul 9 Bir - ; ra pa 1 i+ i. \. * . bats © - ae -k es Ow 7 ee oe Baw or a i a ——— * ener ieay. - kite _ . 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS (WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2O 1959 } : : t ’ TV News and Reviews. day's Television Tograms — [ Comics Try So Hard: Jin ation Plea | Builds Bogus We id t Programs furnebed by sitions Soted. tn ‘hie column are subject ‘a change witht wotle | Me 3 Get ce laeo bullds ogus OF. Channel 2UIBE-TY Channel (—WWITV Chanel 7—WXYZ-TV = Channel $—CKLW-TV onk ys sila ; Goes to Doctors. Instead of Trying Reality TV HIGHLIGHTS (0) that Mostergens Weslera:| (&) It Could Be You. "NEW YORK — Osorge deste, taping 2 show here for) Ike Asks Medical Men By WILLIAM EWALD things — by gunplay, Might ts Pantomime _ |& broadcast in Hollywood, issued 4 warning to.all TV actors) tg Cha the Nation . 6:00 (2) San Francisco Beat. as bank @ Quiz. = ‘< to “and that rge . NEW YORK (UPD—Television right and right is always mighty, (7) Curtain Time, ter criminal to loot the town. |12:45 (2) Guiding Light. . any way you want to,” he said. “Two monkeys doc warkd, the char tty ruibes. oe a ae | (9) Popeye. @ (cont.) 12:80 (9) News. caused more’ talk and got more headlines | praaarad P vege A -decyps , pom | 6:15 (4) Life of Riley. ® W : es the Get Mine Deeie. than any comediah who ever lived,” Jessel) ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. (AP) — _* * pray omni pd (ne Two ex-navy men compete (4) It’s a Great Life. maintained. They had no agents—they didn’t President Eisenhower has called| What strikes me most forcibly; ~ from Bu. By iS eens \i9:45 (7) News. oon nay = ~_ ie a preventive prescription] bulk of its product does neither:| have emerged with products that @ Nes 10:00 (2) Circle Theater. Truedilel.sg (9) ac the World Turns. —— against inflation in the same way|it creates instead a bogus world) Ulumine ang pinch amd make «05 C) (Mowe. abuse of and addiction| (7) raved Joan. is expecting . . . Ginger Rogers feels the health, | The issue has nothing to.do with A drugs (1) Topper. pe Two of last night's TV shows : 7:00 (2) Divorce Court. to them, produced in co-op-|__ 4) Faye Elizabet? British prem gave her “a rugged time * * * furnish es good an Illustration (Pessimism or optimism, with com- (4) Let's Dance. eration with Massachusetts| 9) (2) susie -». New moves are under way toe bring And one way, he told the 108th; 4. any me was a western, ¢dy or lack of it, with art as a (1) Mackenzie’s Raiders. Department of Health. Doug 3:00 S Susie. es Ted Husing back to N.Y.... Debbie Reym- (annual meeting of the American) ano ry, Sugarfoot. The ether, Vehicle of entertainment or instruc- (9) Sheriff of Cochise. + Jas, Edwards. narrates ang] (2) Queen for a Day olds told a friend of ours that Bob Neal. |Medical Assn. Tuesday night, is’. giuation comedy, CBS-TV’s | tion. | 7:30 (2) Divorce Court (cont.) special guest will be George (7) Day in Court. WILSON : by charging .reasonable fees for . y. Any or all of these things may Trai . 2 was an ideal escort because he “isn’t a Peck's Bad Girl, (4) Wagon Train. Western: .A. Michael, director of Divi-|2:30 (2) House Party. : medical care. He made no ac- be present, but they are side is- Young man brought up by sion Food and Drugs. (4) (cobor) Haggis Baggis. wolf” (Bob may pot like that!) cusation that doctors were charg-| I single them out for conven- 0. The principal issue is deal- the Indians is asked to join (4) This Is Your Life. _ (1) Gale Storm. Hermione Gingold wept recently before undergoing 4 ing unreasonable rates. lence — any of the dozens of! in¢ honestly with the human con wagon train. (7) Donna Reed. Comedy: |2:35 (9) Kennedy's Korner. minor operation—and the doctor said, “Don’t worry, this isn't | s + <* ‘other westerns, mysteries and ad-| dition. (7) Music for Summer Night. Mrs. Stone takes on more|3:99 (2) Star Showcase. serious.” Exclaimed Hermione: “I'm not worrying about my-| In his speech he hammered Venture strips would serve as well a Cae 6 eres om than she can handle with a) (4) Young Dr. Malone. —_ [self but about my mink coat. When I die, it will go to my sister./anew at what he termed the ur-/a8 Sugarfoot; any of the half-| That is why the balk of 7 posers of America's top pop, rebellious young boy she in- (7) Beat the Clock. 5a atetar led @ull Hife. By aniok coat to go-|gent need for a balanced federal|dozen other situation comedies as) Product leaves any responsive songs and show tunes provide, vited to spend the weekend. (9) Movie. y sister leads a very du e. My m used go 7 well as Peck’s Bad Giri viewer with a feeling of empti- melodic materials for guest) (9) News. 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. ing to premieres, cocktail parties and Jack Paar’s program. | et: nee ‘who. ail eo ee nese, of tne kinséd off. The vocalists Merv Griffin, 9.15 (9) Weather. (4) From These Roots. It won't be able to endure a dreary existence. My mink Coat) ioupie to look, there is no dif- Sugarfoot manufactured a typi-| TY Bofthe-swill TV product wou very sad. ns t ) . Laurel ih ee Prrsenend 10:26 (9) Little Theater. (7) Who Do You Trust? ld be y sad. I think I'll take it with me!” ficulty in seeing the relationship ca} hour ef TV stupor and its| takes the easy way out (9) = silar Movie 10:30 (2) Theater (cont.) {:00 (2) Brighter Day. -|betweeni’ fiscal responsibility and! problem was solved in the way) It leans on hollow formula. It Milli Dollar (4) U.S. Marshal. Western: (4) dcolor) Truth or Conse THE MIDNIGHT EARL . | a successful, meaningful life for a); shows of this kind ‘‘solve’|ties up its drama in neat Little 7 Dems: ne Young boy driving in stolen quences. =* all in @ climate of freedom,” he half hour and hour packages and’ life to making money in| car is killed in an accident. | (7) American Bandstand. Audrey Meadows, a permanent member of the Sid Caesar/| said. its primary effect is to lull. “Hoodlum Saint.” (46) Wi-| . ‘? Burns and Allen. Harry 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. revues cast, will get co-star billing . . . Ethel Merman played : ‘T am -_ — you oc: : | liam’ Powell, Esther Wi ‘#5 to be helpful and get8i4:39 (2) Edge of Night. host to 50 of her son’s schoolmates at “Gypsy”... Edith Piaf)'0rs | &$ community New Serum agy canes teatack ta oon | himself into trouble. (4) County Fair. f a sail to Fr il] give a great urban centers and. in the | ss : jtomaker (Pontiac) will sponsor Hama. j (9) Movie. Drama: Vicious) (9) Sherwood Forest Ma fekrod one sian lag ila agin villages and farm areas of H i eight one-hour specials on NBC-TV 8:00 (2) Markham. Drama: po murder plot unfolds in “Dark = Anthony Eden’s son Nick ts due in H’wood for a screen| america, can do much to promote Save Sick Child | nadian industrialist is ac) Corner.”* (°46) Lucille Ball. |*@@ (2) Jimmy Dean. =» _jtegt’ Cary Grant’s enroute to H’'wood to answer a $700,000|greater understanding of. the im- [Rese Seoom. One of themwilt se cused of assault and scandal 11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. ~ (4) (color) George Pierrot sander suit Jerry Lewis had his press agent searching |portance of this vital relationship 'a Victor Borge show. threatens to shake mining! (7) Soupy’s On. Presents. 4 nd Willkie butions ie to Eles R voila < €& ¢ PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP)—Doc-| tyree others will involve Gene compesy Se heads. 11:15 (2) Weather (9) Looney Tunes. for Landon an Sons “So I believe that, as you show| ‘0's today banked their hopes to} Ketty — he'll gtar im one Dec. (4) Wagon Train (cont.) ae D Sports 5:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand. birthday party ... While Jack Entratter (of Las Vegas) is in oes a . war own (save the life of a 7-months-old ty Ais pradaction eamgany wil (7) Musie (cont.) 11:25 (2) Movie. Drama: Raymond (7) Adventure Time. Europe he'll try to sign Brigitte Bardet for the highest dalary health —— pga sery.|Daby on a new serum being de-) ture out one on March 18; and (9) Movie (cont.) ill) ge "5:35 (4) Sports. ever paid there. —— veloped at the University of Colo-| a. hind Massey, ‘‘Abe Lincoln in Ih ice to yourselves, and to all of us, the will be a May 11 re 8:30 (2). Trackdown. Adventure: nois.!’ ('40.) . . * * * as you that the future of/'840 Medical School. peat of the taped Kelly show slayer be mystery deeth ton 4:30 (4) Jack Paar. “Strona : EARL'S PEARLS: A minor operation is one that is per-lour republic and ‘the tree orld __The tlld, Michael Scully, 10) seca on CBS-TV this season Guests, Dave Garroway,| formed on someone else. depends upon our ability to main- : + fore déad man’s brother car-| oma ast 0 Pol e Memorial Hospital suffering from| One other possibility in the series as ot ec vengeance. (7) Night Cour t [ IC wee te eee reat: be 78d tememeer een 8 vse = ve see ce ade ee a eczema vaccinatum, described by is a program which will showcase (4) (color) The Price Is ‘more expensive to hire a taxi than park your car? ... That’s| ment, a robust economy, physicians as a rare and usually Young talent Right. THURSDAY MORNING earl, brother. ee pie ilas to this by saying that/fatal disease. Beginning Aug. 3, 1960, CBS-TV _ (1) Ozzie and Harriet. Com-|¢: 59 - (2) Méditations. | mas 0 | (Copyright 1959) “the adh profession as much * * * wil! offer daily nighttime telecasts edy: Harriet volunteers to, 2) On the F | , es other, has a vital interest; The serum which may cure the of the Rome World Olympic Games aid with entertainment for 5% e TV — in pre , infletion. baby came to the attention of Dr.|— the shows, up to an hour in Third Grade Festival bat 7:48 2 College. 26 Arrested in 4 Raids preventing a nt saia,|William B. Cohen almost byjlength, will be etched on video- Ozzie’s meddling complicates| Today. | Ci i] Fi h h “Certainy,” the Preside and jet planed into New York the plans. (7) Big Show. Had Plans to Counter, IV1 1g ts on jonnson ‘S: “it wants to provide its services |“hance Tuesday. : nad the CBSTV Du Pont iw (1:30 (2) Cartoon Classroom. lice = tow wieehe range (0 what) OS, elie Oe eee 9:00 (2) Millionaire. Lonely Olds as ¢2) eagles or lst Or t e enate | 4 was thumbing through , medical Minute. dramas next season, the man inherits million dollars's°5) (7) Harry's Holiday House. | HAVANA (UPI) — National | neal oie be cane actees an) jo 2 and sets out to find family 5’ 44 (2) Movie. he can adopt. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen-|sponsors are going to have to! care ing developed at the Denver insti- 4 (col) Music all.) (2) Mr. Adame and Eve. (arma in rae on four "cowmter-ates Republican leader approved tread this poliiemined fel at: 60" "org ale’ Bseney tm, a eee riety starring Dave King with 1¢:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. revolutionary” centers informally today a ares aroma if they want to pass a bill | sald. “It the time ever comes & et AT i ot te in (7) Jean’s Notebook. « * worksheet loaded with political! | “I have always proceeded on the wien large numbers of our citi-| He quickly asked the Univer Gabor. 19:15 (7) Lady of Charm. * fireworks but omitting any big|theory that civil rights legislation | "ony turn primarily to the govern-'sity of Colorado for some of the HAMPTON’S ELECTRIC CO. (7) Boxing. Garnet Hart vs. 10:25 (9) Billboard Two of the raids a wees new ——— =. ; must of necessity be reasonable | ent for assistance in what ought Serum and was promised a ship-| FE 4-2525 = aeee 5ae 19:30 (2) Sam Levenson oo - : 2 in its nature if we expect to gett, remain a private arrangement ment by plane. be hg = iy Me eekae Dk. (4) Treasure Hunt. a netted 23 of the SUP) gin aur a“ Dirksen (R-Tll) action by the Senate and House,"’ ‘between doctor and patient, then| Dr. Cohen said Michael has Police . ae: Special Agen = noted in an interview that Demo- Dirksen said. “‘the administration | ‘cal ae aaibeed tjbeen in high fever for elght 4 pa a aan smashes plot for mass prison 10:55 a News. - Two more persons were picked cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson’ seeks to be restrained in is loss. = 2 ‘and largely unable to take nour- [MOTOROLA oan = almost- 11:69 (2) I Love Lucy. up im Jiguani, Oriente Province, of Texas had included several ma-/field.* ee * @ @& i | ishinent. FACTORY orgotten cri (4) Price Is Right. and a former army corporal, (jor requests of President Eisen- | « “The cost of inflation is not paid| . ee CLOSE OUT DEALS 9:30 (2) Got A Secret. (7) Cleo. Rafae! Marrero Gontalez, was jhower in an outline Tuesday of; Of Johnson's list of | jin dollars alone, but in increasing- | : elinsiliints eae (9) Abbott and Costello arrested in Havana. the work ahead for the Senate.|measures, Dirksen ticked off 411, stagnated progress, lost oppor- iGems Stolen From Wife Before You Buy Any Answer to Previous Purrie | G aie. . * * ~ number ot others he recailed E+ tunities, aa , oo i Television 41:30 (2) Top Dollar. Santiago police said their prison : eventually. of Robert Montgomery | Se ARO ee (4) Concentration. ers, most of them former soldiers) A™ong other things, Johnson ene requested. - the| checked, in lost freedoms for the yo SEE Se eas = (7) Burns and Allen. toed pelle fessed that they| Called for action on “a reasone These included extension and patient.” HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Police. “2 © a niSteioeaden Ser oe | (9) Maggie Muggins. Ie parte vet a ete campaign ie civil rights measure which will ap- riage — psheriin ard! The chiet _enscutive trimly anid! toliny thet jewel tgsves stele! NEW CENTER RITRIENIACIAIEMIETS)] 11:45 (9) Pieces of Eight. |terrorism,” including the assassi-| Peal to free men who wish to make)/"ot Nt nstruction, for. essed in & summer formal suit! $199,909 in jewelry from the wife ELECTRONICS rt RISEN os | tt . progress rather than make an is-/# energy const OF —spoke to a capacity audience of aC | ‘THURSDAY AFTERNOON nation of army leaders, terrorism ™ Di es id he ‘ {eign aid and creation of an inter. a © at lot actor-producer Robert Mont- ppggecictocart TAPERS MIERIAISIE] 12:00 (2) Love of Lif mee eeeteee. Se American development bank. |yaje nM at Convention gomery sometime Tuesday. | SS eS jt2:00 (2) ai fies en Earlier, Castro’s land reform! However, the Republican leader Hall. * * + * * * BCS ils] | ye es “© ugh. j institute had ordered everyone who! said he can't predict these will be! was the inaugura-|__72¢ gems were in a suitcase | AME] | 9) Whistle T . jawna more than 1.000 acres of; passed in a form acceptable 0/ tion of Dr. Louis M. Orr of Or-| Elizabeth S. Montgomery told de- Pert IfiAl) Ind i - Oo Sai age ae |Cuba to' report the extent and) 10 ree | the president. \ Fia., a tectives she noticed it was miss- . 2 ty eee 2) Saar Sm Saree value ot bla property within "| * * pg oe. ing while she was dressing for RCA COLOR TV acRoes days. Johnson's statement said the dinner. : ~~ dancer pe . i bad | * * * 4 Allowance ].. An order signed by Castro Senate will act also on “revision! where warned that anyone who falsi- in Drunk Case of the debt limit and other fiscal; ‘ Md ’ ’ _ The case was stolen from her p eed : i fies the sworn statement re- legislation.” Dirksen noted that, imp 1es apartment in fashionable Bel-Air, SWEET $ RADIO. TV 12 Past. quired by the institute or fails F. S ldid not specifically mention the a suburb near West Los Angeles. 13 Eskimo knives to submit jt faces not only con- Jury Finds D. R.’ $s oon higher interest rates on govern- f Si de alk Bosses Detectives said the burglars; 14 What an opera %y tion of his land bet . He |ment bonds Eisenhower has re- or | W | Pried open a window opening onto star fleca erm- | Innocent; He Says He 18 Honey inal action as weil. a quested. ir patio and slipped into the first- Hp aki tlt ke ‘ Was Just Tired- Johnson also indicated that the! TOLEDO m@®—Closed-cireuit tele- floor apartment. Nothing else was periodicais t the same time. the institute Democrats may put off until! vision has solved a problem that taken, ARGAINS 2 ed that land titles will be 7 ha , laoued f SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP)—El/next year any effort to write a jong plagued the sidewalk super-| 22 Angered” 7 Y, somes oe ee oo liott Roosevelt, 48, son of the ‘ate Semeral farm program and an interment, supervising construction, in 1958 A yy ‘0 a ee : aid-to-education measure. ‘work on the upper floors of ‘office, ‘Asks UP Armories Bia lies im Pinar del Rio Province,|President Franklin D papier buildings, AIR shag center of opposition to Castro‘s| was acquitted Twesday of a drunk: so . tee. LANSING (®—Michigan’s Adju- . eri — od | —-Leendeed jiand reform decree. af gel ger ge __|Hepatitis on Rise wim on the new iS-story|tant General has asked the Legis- CONDITIONERS former . jury | LANSING (®—Cases of infectious_| Libbey -Owens-Ford office building} lature for $335,000 toward con- “ty. <1-Sen Gait | Dated AL UY tot ae ee a struction of armories at Seult Ste. ; * 12 With handies Y Expand Radiation Study |fina him innocent. Roosevelt, hepatitis are on the rise in Michi-/here reached ‘the 10th loor, a tele-, 34 Visigoth king smiling broadly shook hands with | e ' ‘ vision camera was installed to| Marie and Ishpeming. Maj. | HAMPTON’S Electric Co. 30 Operated LANSING #—The State os each of the jurors. jean. the State Health Departme |flash action to a screen located) Ronald D. “McDonald said $235,000 Mauve Your Owe Tente 37 Taxi drivers Department has expanded reports. There were 577 cases Of} at eye-level on the sidewalk. is heeded in state funds to replace aig: oe Roosevelt was arrested , the infection of the liver the Ishpemi armory which! on See 39 Canvas shelter study of natural radiation in a jthe virus The live drama features steel- pem ing 825 W. Huren FE 4-2525 40 Short story Monroe area to include -soil, ani- morning of April 4 when he was) ‘through May 31 compared with) workers astride beams silhouetted|burned Feb. 3 and $100,000 for a : nbsp ad mal and rain samples. Dr. Albert found asleep behind the wheel of 265 in the same period tn 1958. | against the Toledo skyline, inew armory at the Soo. «1 Damage 3 Me anternes 1” memes E. Huestis, state health commis-|"!* Parked cae te sent town.’ The disease, also called yellow, * * | ee = = % Glowing the law 23 Irantan money 33 Devil sioner, ‘said the expansion will = jaundice, is spread through per-) sidewalk vupers apparently like| : ‘oepueet * ee ee give a broader picture of gp _ Tis Crivece comtered om tert? | sonal contact. the new departure. One called it 51 Dove's call 5 Wing-shaped wateh it Rews norma mony that he was not driving the . . Z 52 Reman road $ Soviet country 2 Weight of ‘1 Talking birds jradiation near the nuclear~ plant ; : “the newest freedom, the freedom 53 Notion ¥ Sepetirs os ie a2 Goad | now being built Mi car and thet his condition was . civatat M4 Knowle ttt Mi Gntraneea it Big Heustis “added. “then after ing| the result of fatigue. To Fete Retired leader "™™ | 36 Sprende to ary " ———— “6 te plant Z o ~ wlll be Roosevelt, under questioning by, PANES é maa D sti C ; + Bomne a eens, defense attorney Richard G.| LANSING #—Civ military i Ts Roster | Demapamted fh Comfort Ht Pormer di Disappeared [Able (0 tell if radiation increases|ijeindienst, said he arrived in leaders will honor Maj. Gen, ome = = id rts Oe NR cr oe a ala -|nearby Phoenix the afternoon pre-|George C. Moran, retired adjutant Get 52 Times ceding his arrest. He had flown'general of Michigan, at a testi- his light plane from California aft-)mnoia! dinner here June 13. Moran| More Promotion ‘jer only four hours sleep, he said, |retired April 30 after 11 years as) PA Today's Radio Programs -- WIR (100 CKLW coo) ww) (950) WCaR (11) «=WKYZ (0) = WRON w hala (ree) _ 88 (180) home in Scottsdale at 3 a.m. and ted car industry spends in 0 ronan WW, Network Time WIBK. 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