Th« Weather Warn, eiawcri (DatoOt rM« » THE PONTIAC PRESS Horn# Cditton ? VOL. 119 NO. 9T ★ ★ ★ PONTIAC. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1961 —46 PAGES Uncle Sam Relents \Kenhedy Promises De Gaulle U.S. to Protect West Berlin BEARDED RESERVISTS »UKE READY-Four bearded members of Pontiac's 2nd Battalion. 333rd Basic Combat Training Regiment, are~ shown making final plans lor departure to (^p McCoy. WIs., Sunday. From left, sporting their specially permitted Centennial bnuhes, are M. Sgt. Donald Johnson, 16C Lakevlew Dr., Sylvan Wlage; Sp. 4 Ronald Klirimxk, 98B Emerson St.; Spec. 4 Dale Davis, 370 East Columbia Ave.; and M. Sgt. Homer Howard, 4S6 East Walton Blvd. Traffic Toll Hits Weekend High 457 U.S. Fatalities Set Worst Record Since July 4, 1950. Mark I From Our News Wires Traffic .............457 Boating: ............ 40 Drowning ......... 62 Misceilaneous .......116 Total ...............675 The 1961 Memorial Day weekend went intp the books today as the most deadly on record on the natkm'a highways and as the second greatest occasion of traffic death of any summertime holiday. Late reports pushed the total of traffle fataHfies far above the previous reeoid s( 4U for a llR-heur Memoriai hoBday. Tlw fn^ mer record was set la IWT. Only three states, Hawaii, Delaware and Rhode Island., and the District of Columbia went through the four-day period — Saturday through Tuesday — without a traffic death. ‘BRUTAL CARNAOr The only extended spring or summer holiday traffic ^ath toll .-to exceed the total this Memorial Day was the 491 recorded during the 102-hour July 4 observance in 1950. Howard Pyle, presideBt of the NatlonI Safety ConacU, called this weekend’s record “brutal Reserve to Preserve Whiskers at Camp By JOE SINGLETON Even the United States Army has gotten into the. spirit of Pontiac’s Centennial. It has waived one of its strictest rules to help area men celebrate the city’s 100th anniversary. As any man who has served a hitch can attest, Uncle Sam frowns upon fuzz of any kind growing under the chin or about the face.* -... Men have been put on KP or lost their weekend passes for such offenses. But to help Pontiac celebrate its Centennial, the Amy has allowed members of Ponitac’s 2nd Battalion, 333rd Baiic Combat Training Regiment, to participate in their annual field training exercises in Camp McCoy, WIs., beards and aO. This declsfsa did ast, however, eomo oaslly. K M Ow pee-Bistenee of the tad BattaHoa’s Conmaader, U. OsL PraakUa D. Thompaoa, to get aa okay to He said “It is absolutely imperative that every state in the union end . the delays that have blocked complete modernization of every clement in the administration of highway traffic.” o * * “This is not an impossible situation.’’ Pyle said. , "Tihe Ipnswers are known, but they must be activated. Thousands of lives can be saved, countless injuries avoided, and millions of dollars in accident costs made available tor mwe constructive uses.'’ Michigan Second in Road Deaths Across Nation By UattoA Press-Jntemattoaal Double shifts by law enfmTement officials, 200 National Guardsmen on patrol and a barrage of pleas for sane driving were no match for the bieautiful weather during the long Memorial Day holiday. Hie sunny skies of the first summer holiday weekend drew niil-lions of motorists onto state higli-ways in Michigan, and 31 persons died. The grim toN gave Mlchigaa the dubious claim to second place oa the nattoa’s death list CaHfondm counted 4g dead in lowed Miehigan with M highway the hMiday period and four died in other accidents to bring the tour-day toll to 38. FAR ABOVE IM The fantastic death pace on state lilgliways amounted to tme every three hours, 20 minutes. The tgll was far above that of Memorial Day 1960 when 21 persons died on state highways. ★ ★ ♦ In Lansing, Gov. Swainson asked the Slate S^ety Commission for a complete analysis of the weekend carnage. “It leaves me 'a great deal ssd-r dened to think that file beantifd weekend weather was marred by this record fatality coiait,’* Sw|^ aon laid..’’It should giv^ everyone pause to Uiink,” a... Predicts 1/.S. Will Be Forced to Invade Cuba DAUAS, Tex. « -> John G. Tower, the first RepuWean senator sent to Washington by Texas since reconstruction days, said the is near when the United “la our unit, ure have leading citizens of Pontiac and surrounding areas who take great pride in their city, who want to take A active part in the Centennial celebration, but also have the urge to serve their country by being a member of the aettw rea«ve forces',’’ says Lt. Col. Thompson. * ★ ♦ "Snee we will return encampment the same day that the Pontiac Centennial celebratian starts. June 17, these men wouldn' have any beards to qxvt during the celebration." Thompson wrote to the 333rd Basic Combat Training Regiment's Commander, Col. Joseph Daiek, and explained the situation. The commander approved the request, and the Pontiac unit will be perhaps the first Army Reserve to sport beards, at a military reservation. The Pontiac unit will leave shortly after midhight Saturday by train to the Wisconsin military reaervatkm where it will two weeks of strenuous field training exercises. ’Tower, elected Ssturday over Democrat interim Sen. William A. Blakely, laid before flying to the capital that “it Is inuntoent that the umted ^tea will at aome time militarily occupy Cuba.’ Tile Widiita Falli, ’Tex.. cbBegi protesior plana to spend three days in Washington, then return home await the official oertificatian d the vote June 13. Showers and Storms Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for tonight with a low of near 55. LONDON (AP)-Sovlet Premier Khrushchev reached Csechoalo-vakia by train today en route to Vienna, Austria, to meet Pnesident Kenneeen assassinated. ’This word reached President Kennedy in Paris and the State Department in Washington. Regular direct communication between the Domlni-Republlc and the*" and at the laacheoa with ProR- U. S. Uses Testimony by Phone Co. in Effort to Link KKK to Riots MONTGOMERY, Ala. Ill — A federal Judge today diamlaned a 6 ot three Kn Klax Kina Elyaee Pnlnee. Crowds of tens itf_thousands , cheered her — but only from afar — until midafternoon when she ] paid a 45-mlnute visit to a < ' welfare clinic founded ly t h e | American Red Croat after I War I. ORDINARY FOLKS’ TURN ’Then it was the turn of the or- . dlnary houwwlx^, o^ds of long distance telephona court today in an effort aa she entered the red-brick build- . . . ing. By the time Mn. Kennedy was MONTGOMERY. Ala. » — Federal attorneys produced rec- can United States, as well as with Haiti, adjacent to the Dominican Republic, was cut Off. The State Department said It had “received . unconfirmed ports” that the 69-year-old dictator has been assassinated. Pierre Salinger, W’hlte House press secretary, apparently accepted it as a fact. of Rafael Trujillo, Secretary ol Stale Rusk will not come to Paris.” Salinger told reporters In file French capital. Rusk had been scheduled tc leave Wa.shington tonight and join broad Aves As the President’s wife, in a pole yellow two-piece costume, walked to her car, the crowd began to force throuidi the ranks of police. Suddenly, the dam burst and the swarm of humanity flocked arotud '*Ia tres belle Jackie” — the very beautiful Jackie — to tell her with smiles, waves and shouted words President Kennedy In Paris and of acclaim the warmth the age Frenchman felt for her as a charming representative Salute to Civil War Dead Vienna. DEFINITE WORD Asked whether the White House had definite word of an assassination, Salinger said; "That’s what we understand.” By transatlantic telephone Kennedy aakedRusk to keep“ in close touch with the situation. The State Department in Washington said: "The department has received nneonfirmed reports that Oen-ernllssinio Rafi^ TniJIllo of the Dominican Repnblio has been assassinated. “Reports from travelers arriving in a nearby country say that unusually tei^se situation exists. HEAVY MILITARY GUARD “The capital is reported to be under heavy military guard. 'The department had no further iriformation." Diplomatic sources in Washing- MEMORIAL DAY TIIBUTC - A solemh salute to givtn (fir Edward Tuner, 83-year-okl veteran o< the Epani^Ameitean War, at the ‘Ovll War monument in downtown Pontiac during yeeterdny’s Memortal Dty observafioe. FssUm Fnn rii«to Tanner was marshal of the traditional Saginaw Street'Vpnrade. Memorial ceremonies, afterwards in Perry Mount P^ Cemetery honored those who mads file, supreme sacrifice tor their countagr. usual air Miiviiy w^r I'lUdAd Trujillo, and speculated that a rev^ution might be brewing. A dispatch from the Associated Press correspondent at Port Aa Prince, Haiti, said a Pan American plane arrived there teem CIndad Trnjlllo with many vacant seats, indicating that Dominican cltisens had been fo^ bidden to leave the country. TnijiUo has ruled the Dcnninican Republic as a dictator since 1930. "You'll know I’m retired when you hear I’m dead,” he told an American interviewer in March 1960. ’The portly, wdl-grommed ’Trujillo ran the nation of three million like a private preserve by terror' ism, spies, an adulatory piresa and a tight control of file army. United States. Earlier, two heads of state had looked on appreciatively aa 2,MW Frenchwomea cheered when JacUe stepped out Into the sunshine of Paris In the spring. ’The raXaht American first Lady, arriiHng at the Eiysee Palace for a state luncheon, was hailed with shouts of “Jackie” as she stepped from a limousine and she smiled and waved in response. DE OAU),LE RESPONSIVE President Charles de Gaulle, a Frenchman still responsive to a chic woman and particularly one of his countrys’ ancestry, stood alongside President Kenn^ on p terrace at the moment. De Gaulle beamed at the reception given the lovely young wile of his guest while Kennedy smiled quietly. Mrs. Kennedy had kept in the TBW French crowds got a good look at her when she arrived at the Qual d'Orsday. She came not only as the President’s wife but as a jort of bassadress of American fashion. And U there was any nnhappl-new, H wns In the French tasUon world, which saw plans to give a private showing for the charm-Ing visitor strike a snag. A top designer said the proposal was turned down by the l^te House. Jacques Heim, president ot fiw French High Fashion Syndicate, revealed that an approadi waa made through the French Embaaajr in Washington a monlli or k Some of the oaUs were made by xneone who gave the name acknowledged Klan leader, Robert Shelton of Tuscaloosa, Ala.; others were charged to the telephone Usted for Robert Shelton, and still others were made from other places to the Shelton phone mint* croas-burnlng rally la 1 Charies D. Price. Southern Bell (Continued (m Page 2, C3ol, J) I In Today's Press Tourists Wafehod St. Ignace has worst fire in years-PAGE U. Good Morningl U.S.-Russ. friendship move doomed tOj^ail—PAGE to. Washington Influence Paris expected to get de- 1 f sign lips from Jackie — Charity? Trouble brews over tax-free cash for tractors — PAGE IS. Employmont Pickup Job pickup expected to continue to Mid-July-^AIW f TWO the P0XTI!AC press. WEDNESDAY. MAY Al. 1961 ICC Order Could End Bus‘Ride’ ATLANTA iJ^Nfgro leaden are em r%H*ltaa I>eadenMp C’o«-setting up a special committee in leeence. waa Mmieoed in At-Atlanta to organize a flow of "free- laata Tueada.v after Hx^aa dom rides" in the Deep South until four da>n in a Montgumerv. Ala-bus and rail terminal segregatu*: Jail, He wa* oar of fl\e rider* ends released ua baud Moada> BigM. But Re^^ W vat* W^ker Mid p that if the Kei«Hvl> s formal petition filed »*«» • «»» »»p^ n developed to regulatibna the rides may end i afterward. Halker. direc tor of the South CABL O'MUEN T i I i\ /* 1 Klan Leader’s Calls To Ask Pay Cut Reveay to Court If He's Elected Jf the ICC acts as Kennedy requested, Walker said, the freedom rides probably will end soon afterward The freedom ride coordinal-ing compiitlee then will maintain a "mrt of watchdog network" to make sure the regulations are en-: fort-ed," he said. iContinued From Page Onei district manager from Binning- ganized in Atlanta ham identified the records in the in Montgomery . Jackson. Miss .! D»m Condidota for 2nd ^ ■ ■*"> District Con - Con Soot The Justice Department U ask- Walker rejects ary sug^i^ Tilo Day ip Birmingham City '^Accepts Resignation oi Planner Heizbeig BIRMIMGHAaa - The realgna-tion oi Herbert Hendierg. Binniii#-ham city planner for aix yeara, has been accepted by the City nliBion and will become cf-fKtive June 16. eral Savii«i of Detroit in the real appraising department. rwittec rr«m FhotM CEVrCNKIAL MARKEIM - The big billboard above shows a map of downtown Pontiac and some of the Important spots in the original settlemeni. The billboard below records highlights of the Pontiac Company. Both billboards will be erected at the end of the week, the flr« on MiU Street between East Lawrence and ba sabjaet la Ika approval af flw City CiasnitiHsa Herdierg was employed by the city in December 1964. as a pin-BlnK tedmlcian and six later was appointed to his present Dritlon. He had forroeriy been a piamting consultant with Waring M Johnson of Detroil. The Ulka firm, toweet of 11 bid-ders. wiU begin constroction immediately with completion caqiect-f in 60 days. The Wonieo’i FeUowaWp of the Congregational Church of Birmingham will hold its anmial jdcntc U:30 p.m., Tuesday at the home of Mrt. Reginald Butler, 373 Hannon St. The executive board of the fel-srshlp will prepare aad serve a picnic lunch. Reservations can he made by calling the (Cfaurch by WnnM Siwk ^ ■ ‘'«>tinu«l i»-\1olei*ce in- of a "rooling-ofT period. "He ithe southeast corner of downtown Sagl- VTOUKl oee* KeaUCTlon against the Wan. and attorney general* is askmg the ________________________________^ ...___________-.>.1-1. ........... .u. n.r tk. ; Jails Awaiting ! also for a court order to compel wroi« people «> eooi off," be said. 1 .Should he become a delegate to Montgomery and Birmingham p^ the ONistihitkma] convention. Ori to protect "freedom riders" ★ ★ ★ n will interstate passengers - OBnro will move to cut his P>y * * * Gmernmcnt attorneys h a' In announcing hia candid ary en charged tldt^police in the r ttf^roocratic ticket from-Oak- cities deliberatrly failed to pro-laKCbonty’a 2nd tPontiaci Dis- vide protection before race ridts trfC O'Brien. 31. of 477 E. Mont- in Birmingham May 14 and Monl-calitt SI., saud he'd propose cut-jgomery six dsys dater. ting ^ acbed^ed^q6ft*m^iQ,„,j^ pay for c««on deiegatea » half. ^ Jockson/Ml«., PollCB •At»«permsnttthaesrorM- >Yoek CWy today ordered the New 'UnlilTlilBd' SOOCB Hsn w« last aaly bag as long. I ;RocheUe. N.Y . Bosrd of Educa- predM, and prsdnrs twtde the tion to start immediately deaeg- TOT FfBOdOlll KKlBrS rraaMs,*’0*Mrn anU. ‘regating a predominantly Negro The bnlanro of the timds. O'Brien •rh^or the school ye^ JACKSON. Miss (AP> - Police propoeed. dtoidd be used for high- Jn«lg^ R. Kauf^ vitadasippi capital city of er cducntkm. mental health and ready today with other "vUal areas our domianted legiaiature changed." naw and Water Streeu. which tradition ssya. was the site of the first home in Pontiac—a log cabin buih in November 1818. These billboards were prepared for the Centennial by Pontiac Motor Division. for Foreign Aid Architect Eero Saarinen, with offices at 1360 N. Woodward Ave., has been appointed to two natkmal canmitteca of the America Inril-tute of AicliltecU. * ♦ ♦ The board of directors of the AU named Saarinen to the Fine Arts Award Committee as weU as to the Committee oa the NaUooal Capita]. Rusk Sounds ftnlidiaOetNif^liovClfiB. to m «r!Bmf twhtoni «f to the federal tieweniawt {ertka __Scho^ade<^calHngftw^^^^ short-; to other public Hders.' an official said Truce in Laos Rebels Violate ctinvention, not merely H4 politi- ■wVa/A/l.f » iWfAJiv cians putting 61.000 each in tbeir pockets month after month," O’Brien said. SRO CANDOtATi: O'Brien, an emptoye of the purchasing administration department of the Ford Tractor A Implement DMsmo to Birmingham, is the; third Democrat to make a bid for the CIO's scat at the Oct .1 convention. The pnmar> Is July 25 Already 52 persons testing ^-regation laws in bus and train terminals have been arrested and convicted on breach of peace charges. Eight have posted appeal bails or paid their $200 fines. . Af Ithaca. N. Y.. a-Corncll I’ni-versity student group announced plans for more freedom rides ne.xt Geneva Want week and the Mlowdng week ^ j e A A Lj u "They may as well quit." said Orders Sent to Halt p„|jj.p capt l c. Bennett Fighting During Talks “Th'-v " Men PONTIAC CMMltnnSRlRT laMteCtofwv _____________________^ MrdMMafafradof fandwhichfsnow tlia cmlrd part of Mbe. TlibtoKtoMisiftiripr 1110 acres and mfnrcbaod tortof tW proiitoacy of JmH Mom$ik’*WMf*. Stephan Mack, one «f fie |ro«p was ehictodi^. K« (orswd a Company with Conant anf Sibley, wbkfl 6ktoined righis to tea water pansy fora 'MIOiwiMM lsM agtotrt l&M f llii^ bccama ilM Cawdy Sde. A MuMawaa built for workers h Netoiklwr gf iSIft eafewitol oompled by MajorAoepk Ibdi.WiUtMn Uilto. 6to Ortetoi ARen.alto|irfik thgir $Qrnotflorthmiikih le Wtok atolMritoiwiiih ' ikxmmt.mmem. Harxberg. hit wile Dorodiy and their two daughters. Kathy and Janet, currently reside nt 15661j Turkshire Road, Bevariy Hillf, bulj are in the proceae of moving to| ■ • .» • * L ir Balmoral Orchard subdivision in Rusk to Testify in Behalf Bloomfield Township. 1 » • of $4.75 Billion Asked: ms reoignatton wlll not aficet 1)11^^ Xkl^rninn by JFK for Program I If Clllllliy I WASHINOTON tfi—Secrelniy !, of 8tote Dean Rusk said today Downtown Development; Free World Must hich he assisted in prepar-1 . ' . 1 . a am 1 i'ng with a planner hired by busi-| Arm tO Fight Any Or All “ "* jnessmen in the centr^ businew, Ofisloughts • u.A-1 shA. m.«»aiii*-w>r has reached Its linal tovel from the tberaMOMle^ | ^ «)on be ready tor holo attst to asnsslnathm in the Jungle." public presentation, he said. WASHINGTON te-Secrctaiy of _____ Sute Dean Rusk said today the A ^ k-. u-,-free world must arm to inaet Ooin- WASHINGTXJN »AP> - Secrc ^ ^ aggression at every l«vel awarded to the Peake Asphalt Pav. ,^^ ,he «™udear holocaust Itary of State Dean Rusk goes to billion in foreign aid money. He testifies before the Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee {against a backgroimd of senator-"|ial demands for better admtnis-. itration of the vast aid program. ing Co., of Utica for the surfacing * lorthwest Quadrant Parking ‘» the downtown business dls- May Bows Out Leaving Cold Mill’s aigunseut tor a MJ-M-, Hon torrign aM program by tofl-Ing the Senate Foreign Relattoas “We can aUMd to do If the Untied States fails to undertake a suffident eftort. Rusk said. It must expect the failare of othier nations to meet the demamM of their people tor a better Hie and GENEVA ..r-The United .States getting to be routine." Eight more freedom riders ri ftrat wlute woman to die in m M|3- ftsnal wis eto thtf erfbaCiigltoNMto ftohr Nto iM». The ttotflkc CamMnyvwtirAproaarnd nad hiir btoWRiiA TheNitn»cC« bMRitJitoMvNb^ dly aJitodiffH 29 Historic Markers in Place by Weekend San J. William Fulbrlght. iz-i_ , . « , Ark., said'evWu of the past year fiQCOIClS 121 uOSt have cast many doubts on admin-^ istration of the military and eco- By The Associated Press nomic assistance programs! May bade a frosty fareweU to ^ *n In- jabroad. He said there have been>the Northeastern section o( the collapse itoo many examples of countries; ,jation today, leaving chilly rec- ♦ ♦ ♦ ‘in which the programs have bren ord-breaklng low temperaturro In, most of the committee corrupted or frustrated in their-jits wake. ,k- . Mendtv r* aim of promoting freedom. sS^ayne Moii D- Ore., declared he did not know made his obwrvations in a state- into the mtd-20s in the ment prepared for readily at the; goutheastem Massachusetts aixl ^ Anicncait economy lopening of the morning session, the Northern New England hill**■"** J™* jDiXATR DEPABTl'SE j country, l^s iiwl^ » A « . A . . V j A banoo,'NB., and Burlington. ,Vt.,'«tor. "will scrutinize every stogie Rusk delayed l^ depamre lor,^ 36 at Montpelier, VL Cbncorf:item" to if. Parts to join President Kenney ^ „ rtciided 28 and Jlli was 33 at Windsor Locks, Cbnn. Chytou de t-uUe to give the ^ ^g^,, recoitfe mutual securty measure a top| ^s of New Englandi I the r.S. cannot eoa-: Mme to waste money as K has : beea “wastla K >■ numy parte and Britain today demanded new earlier gixHips Tuesday . I. •** testing "Jtm Crow” baniers. The, ----... . ■_ ^ J" Vlfo-e' "«*»«•» Commission to arrivals-first to rome by iLnmLri Laos »top the filing ,min_*ere speedily arrested and^ sMy aad Henr.v l-o«l (wmmiuiTv ^ Southea.it Asian kingdom ,j(b g,gj etyday suspend Olllege. The demand.s were made as the ^ sentences. Their trial lasted He Is treasurer of the Potoiac l 4-nation conference on Laos »«*nl minutes Democratic Committee, a meniher back into session after a week's ♦ W * oi the Itontiws Democratic Chib, recess j fv,.priom Riders a precinct caplato tor hia party, ^ ^ attempted utd^^ past delegate to the stale BrtMab delegaMm leader Mai- ig, use white facilities ill e croas-i cam'ention. reHm Mat'Dowild. It w«« 'countr>' bus termlnil, 4^ # ^ ported by IA ^n* H.WDLK MAW Like former C.ov Frank Mur •' Large W. AvereU ,he riders, includ-^ Bv the end of the week, we ll Huron St., site of Pontiac's firsttoeed. ’ Aiken said In an inter- O'Brien calls himself a "coti ; Harrimaa. , rtmain In . marked town * »"»"«* 1824.iview, "''T'ft the p^m needs j v/. u 11 c ithan 90 per cent of the foreiin aid birth, moderale by Harriman told the conference -nI^,pp„Tntly will vrork v,arkeH for the rentennial that * ♦ ♦ T*''^OngO Hfiod tO Vilit U.S. liberal Democrat reports from the commv«sB>n In their^flnes at the rate of $.3 “* Centennial, inai southeast corner of Saginaw sormel to adinister tt without I money woum oe pumpeo into me • STshoI^ it "is aware of in-^ ‘^7 is. and Uwrenee rireets. whe4^e bett* admtolstrtoton: more men- WASHINGTON Oh-TV siaiH-es of substantial violations of ' * * ♦ ‘ * * * Pontiac State Bank Building ey wiU only make Its operatloniHouse announced today that Ful-»wld Hire to kiw to what The Historic Markers Commit-stands. This was the site of an worse. I'm few giving whatever bert Yot^. ^Wert si the Re-tern rt will be phv. O’Brien calls s^alivc by birtl eddcalkm. and a li by good, hard experience " , , _____________ .— ‘A lot of things need to be done msmber of F3ilbrighti coniirtttroj^ compared with the record ofiat home, " Morse added. "I am |taid Kemiedy • "9**^ "* 36 lor May 31 set to 1884. On going into this program sentence isharoly trimmed by C^ss , ^ ^ ^ Boa- by sentence and item by item." ^ • * * lr - ** Recalling testimony that more Centennial Spectacle Reheqrfols Tomorrow Me 1. bo.Ts’ _ Psallar Cea- Mgh Schrol—t;* p.m-. ^rtestm daarers; 7 pro.. Maeties sceae; «;M p.m.. *prtacip*l daarers. *Sov^^ptorVoreign klinhrter "We re a long way ht>m Mot^O^un. ear^^ esUbliJiiment called ca be effeShely and hixvipuMic of the Congo, wtU vtilt the tor the American manutocturtog (irorgbi Puriticto disagreed and where weJuke^care^rj^j^^ „„y,. United States informally June 1-16.'industry.' suggested there is no need “P •« various points in a a a ,------------------------------------------------- - ---------- —^ strengthen the hand of the control « ,.u^, u- „» neonie *®"'" *>y weekend. The southwest corner of Saginaw J romrmssion. ,t eoun^^to^tre ron" hoT^^^ The prmto<-l h.v -nd Uw^. sit. of Dr. 0^1 Harriman said the Communist w roumy h-twe-n .hii* Paatlaa GMtnl *to*d Chamberlam's hotel where I led Pathet Lao rebeto have been, o 170 .1^ the city jaH between ^ ^ .1 Protla Os^ ^ pastmaster. esiabUshed the * that ifjterewjj P”"* north of Vientiane. The Weather Pull U.S. Weather Bureau Report PONTl.AC A.ND VICINITY — Hunny and pleasant today. high 76-76. Fair and warmer tanight, tow 45-63. Winds vartobic BMStly Icaa than 15 miles per hour today and tonight. Thursday outlook partly cloudy and eon-tonacd warai with scattered showers or thundcrahswers. prisoners ' Kennedy Promises to Protect Berlin (Continued From Page One) < rvcerSrS «> nf Piutniw about 100 nules! C.Ufoy said that if necessary a of adong. I circuit judge can be petitioned the sites of aoine ef the most ‘ The seuthwest coraer of South tor permission .to send prisoners huportaat haUdings la Poallae’s g*g|iMw and Pike streets, where | anywhere In the stale. . IM years as a eomasanMy sad m Hodges Rouse hotejr^a “t feel any sheriff would roop-; Ito yeara as a city. stands under the aame Chapman , crate with me 100 per cent in buildings disappeared! •*•**•■ Tbis Is the only : long ago. but a few are still stand- ®» «*■ | . * ^ ' which has been rontinnously op- ' ^ crated an a hotel. MADE OF WOOD , „ , , . , „ .. .___w.. The corner of Saginaw and Jack-, ^ T streeu. marking the eatabllsh-, liLi' |R®°road in 1S». the first railroad I did the historical research. | chartered in Michigan. The first | ♦ * * Istationa were on Jackson Street The markers, m'ade of wood, are 4, jq sagjna,, St., where Ar-. At nmrrnm- permanent, hot they’ll provide Chur's Women’s Apparel is now. retreat, or to act out 0* narrow (g^.jna,ing details about Pontiac sL^^ g|te of atoton Hall, a' - icotortal htatory. iSw opera houw* with 8D0 aeaia. j ___•AmL ihat U alaa wfcy there ’The Hlgfal marketa* -Ua Jn-f * , * un.pJr..ur, . rt 5 li no reason lor either nation *^“*'^"*ff^”** At the southwest comer of East' riitr-aiinnT „„ our dlflerences or I by Pontiac Motor Dhlaion. streeto.il our disugreemeuts. Foe we have ; ^ nrlM go up an MIR Htreet, maricing the land the Pontiac Cbro-j| it»5 “ iB ift« »• »"xh that nnltes no. aad aw ; h«.twie«* East Hnron and East jpany donated to 1819 for city build-i great and dangersus a ehal- i,«MfOTre. H will teO ahont the 'ing*. The first one was the main‘| Irnge to lire together.” I „rigtaal rinater of huildingo north {fire station still standing at « » Kennedy arrtaimed De Gaulle as of what was once the Hty’s mill comer of East Pike and Perry| M Vi the' man who is both a superb prod. , jstreets. It went up to 1887. ■ £ ^ military leajjer and an extraordi- xhe other will be at the south-J* nary statesman, both "an, erudite eastern corner ” De Gaulle’s greatest monument. HISTORlfAl Sfra* ^ the U.S. President added, is not^ Some of the otlrer spots. IJ'A TfiB*Ar>tart CS»r4 71 41 Lm AnirlM 1' I so St Loulivilfo i: t2 u MiBBU a * SIMMS Stagtf Bigg«st-Ever Sole of Yord Goods With Dress-Monufocturtr's Surplus Fabrics! A leading dress-manufacturer of $15 to $20 frocks offered his surplus yard-goods at ’’disposal'' prices and our 'fob-Lot’ buyer just happened to be there. This is our largest single purchase to bring YOU our greatest-ever savings Efsry Fabris ia Thb Sab Saaraaittd WORTH MSO PER YARD u6 Evaa Mon! All full bolts in 25 to i 00 yard lengths ... ail 36 inch widths . Sanforized non-shink . . Everglaze . . Mini-care cottons FIRST quality, every yard perfect, . . I grwt new selection — 1 In Porttlec. Over 41,000 Yards of Finest Yard Goods made of bronze or marble but !s| The comer of Clark and North The intrraectioD of Orchard Lake; Avenue. Voorheis Road and Ottawa Drive, wtiere a toll gate stood and people were charged for usiiig the’ road to Farmington. There were tother toll gates on Mt. Clemens; IStreet and Auburn Avenue leading! O StripM OCaetoMM Prhto O GaasMlHc DaiiRM ^9 Navai^f PeOarha . greater, a grander'Saginaw streets, where the [land Coubty Agricultural Society ,.u fr’B nseiOTrt. Ae Freju-h ^ of Harro School. Previously,, high school pu-| treNldeni related Aal he had ; . _ ------------------- .. pU* attended private Khoois. " given the Imprewdro that U ero-Bidered lb tote llaked to the tote of lYance, nor that H ladleatod that H wanted n ntrsng. f»rot France. "But I want to say to you. Gen. de Gaulle ” Kennedy declared, "that the United States of America, today and in the future. rd as rorly as 109. to he tol-towrd hy a hranrh nf «w Uni-venMy sf MIehigaa *nd n as-ries of ehnrehM. Ihe souAwest comer of Huron and Saginaw, donated aa a courthouse site to 1819 by the original Pontiac Company. There was a log cabin courthouse and JaU there 1823 and a brick courthouse NATIONAL WK.kTHKB — Scattered ahowe_rs and thunderstorms are expected tonight in the Eastern Plains, part of the i;j>per and Middle Missi.vsto|ri Valify and the Central Rockies. It wBl he warmer east pf the Misaisaippi as well as In the SouAem i^aiiis aad to the Pacific Northwete; cooler to }he .Northern.pUins. aiders Its fate linked to that of In 1856. 'The present courthouse. ^ Fram e—that we want a great andf built in 1905. will be the last, not* ncruciiu. g strong Frame — and tliat we will that ^ county hai swiirted ito The inquiry began after fiwmer I , do whatever we can to help France *ttentiop to the Telepaph Road,................ [remain the great natljm she center, again become under your wise and ' courageous leadership." State Reaching End |of Slush-Fund Probe DETROIT le-Aa. State Atty. I Gen. Irving B. Beattie roid today I he expects to complete hia invest!- f gatkm of Prosecutor Samuel OI-1 sen's slush fund 1 Beattie made hb prediction aai |be resumed his inquiry tollowingi tour-day recess over the long|| [Memorial Da,v weekend. I aidek of the Wayne Cwnty prose-1 iCutor charged that they were re-;| ! quired to make 2 per cent of a ' * ' .The prose<‘Utor'i office at 5 B’-lary kickfiacks to Olsen’s fUnd. O Yor kmmi O UfM rnN DotIi Ti (MMMMiart) YOUR CHOICE* Ob Sal* rii* Miflut* You RMd This— Truly, th* finest we've ever offered! If you fsn’f eppreclste fine msterisli,, bring along e friend who does ... she will therik you. Sorry — no rhail or phone orders. fv THE 1>0NTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. 1961 TKRBU Ford Styling Chief *Not Leaving^ DETROIT (UPI) - Georg* Walker, one of the auto industry’# most colorful executives, officially tvtired today as Ford vice president and styling director. But he vowed he would still be on the Job tomorrow. ‘Tm retiring in name only,” ttte 65:year-old Walker said. “I’m not leaving. I feel I still have 10 or 15 years of styling in me.’’ Walker, being replaced by IJncobiMerovy etyUst Eugene 7 Bordlaat it., said he will con- sultant to the eimipany since 1946. Among his accomplishments were the trend-setting two and four-seat Thunderbirds and the 1949 Ford. , Of Cherokee extraction, Walker earned his way through art schools In Los Angeles and Clevdand by playing on a semipro team of former Carlisle Indians. ONE-MAN FIRM capacity as long as they want Walker became a - Ford vice president In 1955 but was a con- vacuum cleaners, radios and refrigerators. he lent his design talents to the Pierce Arrow, Padmrd and Nash cars. the theory that “yes shooU lead the public, never push them.’’ The public wants to see some design changes each year, he said, but won’t accept a ear a fariilon illustrator in Cleveland, moved to Detroit the next year and set up shop as a one-man industrial desi^ firm. In the next 26 years, he styled lore than 3,000 products for 300 companies. Besides baby bottles, The Chicago-born slyliSt believes that "Engineering is important but the design concept is what sells a car. In most cases cars are sold in a dealer's showroom. not on the road.’’ Walker sees no revolution in design in the next five years, but rather an evolution ^ present models. But he feels space technology will make itself felt in the automobiles of the future. More aerodynamic designs ara possible, he ^d, and pointed to Ford’s new two-wheel idea car, the Gyron, as an example. LOW AUTO The Gyron. designed to be powered by fuel cells and stabilized with a gyroscope, is 10 inches lower than the standard Ford. But a production model of the Gyron is many years away, Walker said, and cars in the immediate future won’t be any lower than they are now. "After all, people aren’t going to crawl In and out of a car on their hands and knees, he- laughed. Loots 2 Machines, Gets Prison Term A minimum term of 18 months and a maximum of 15 years in Jadcson Prison —the latter set by law — was handed out to 18-year-old Bennie Castro Monday for looting a pinball machine and jukebox. Ctrcult Judge Stanton G. Don-dero sentenced Castro, 4*7 Col-•radu St., after he plewdcd guilty May U to breaking and entering during the nighttime. The burglary of |18 in change took place at Ray’s Billiards, 352 Franklin Road, on April 8. LIQUID FERTILIZER . . . Eosiest-to-Use! • Guaranteed Results or Your Money Back • RX-15 Plant Food hi UWNS—hi SHBUBS —hi GUDnnPihl -nuLsm-,ytr 149 MIX-WITH-WATIR Formula Foods Plants Quickor with Long-Lasting Growth Hundreds of home-ownors in this area have used RX-15 for several years ... just ask your neighbor. Try it yourself with a double guarantee of complete satisfaction. 1 $2.79 $3.9»| GARDEN NEEDS TOMORROW (THURSDAY~=.) NOON ’til9P.M. Be Here When the Doors Open at 12 Noon I Bargsii-Paeksi Shopplsg Horn riii kkm jimmj LOOK for SPECIAL '9-HOUR' Cuf-Pric« Togs In Every Dept. Through All 3 Floors ot SIMMS Here are just a few SUPER DISCOUNTS that prove Simms sells for lost because it costs Simms less to sell! YOU can see for yourself how much YOU SAVE when YOU shop here. 9-HOUR SALE PRICES are even LOWER than our every-dag DISCOUNTS — that's what makes this sale one of Pontiac's leading events . . . shop tommorow during noontime or in the evening with the family. Satisfaction guaranteed regardless of how much you save. Sorry—no mail or phone orders during this 9-hour sale event. } —Righto Remrved to Limit Quantities Se Mere May Sa«e~ MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Givei 1000 LifhU Book Matches 50-3' Fiaons 'led Inby' 6* Cigars 50-r Carton of 50 book matches — yl^^ lights. Regular 25c. —TaSacca Dapt. Regular 1350 box of 50 Tied Ruby’ smooth smoking cigars. Limit 2. —Tahaata Dagt. Entire Stock 5c Candy-Gam 15-44' Choice of famous candy bars, chewing gum and life-savers. Limit 15. -CaaSy DtpL 5 Hole for Any Under Notebook Paper 356 6V Sheets for “ ■ 1 Regular 98c value — pack of 1 350 sheeU of ruled notebook 1 paper. Limit 3. DRUG DEP'T. SPECIALS PMkef25T«bleti Alka-Seltzer Fill Drink Glosses ■mm ?SS Qfic 54c QQ Speedy Alka-Seltaer tor fast relief from headache pain. Limit 2 packs. “ 47' 3 plastic drlnUiw glaasta free with OOe tube of Ipana tooth -^naa.- For Foainine Hyfieie Kotex Napkins 3'"‘37' Each pack has 13 napkins — regular 43c each. Sanitary napkins tor personal hy^enc. Pofilor leU>0n Ban Deodorant 2'*69' Regular 73e size — roll Ban m, roll doubt out — long'^astmg underarm protection. Pack pl SO Bobby Fins pl^ Regular 35c packs of rubber ttnped - -------- colors. TuwuMUlIOIS Lipsticks "0'3 fir ■ 79e Regular $1 of aasdrted abadee. Limit 6 per PHOTO DEPT. VALUES ANscain-WMiktt Camera Film S'*79' Popular 630--130-13T size black and white fi^ Regular $1JW veiue. Preeh date. ^ StndT FUSTIC Pkatt Gadget Bags 19 Values to 12.50 1 BARGAIN BASEMENT Walk V Wear Material Boys’ Sport Shirts ic 97e Value 59' Fraei* aad Sqaaota Flavor Pops 821® Pack of 1 Ptxle Popa In 3 flavori or Dads Root Beer. Preeie ’em In the (rce*r. —CaaSy Dcgt. 2nd FLOOR SPECIALS 36-Inch White Wood I Medina Capacity Picket Fence | Robbish Burner 4-99' 1 “■ 96' Use em anyahere In the yard— protret flower beds, driveway sides, k Sturdy wire burner with safety slp-shrlibs, etc. Limit 1. ■ per top. Burns trash completely. —Hardware ■ —Hardwire Folding-Wood ^ Ve" Wide x 60 Taids 2-FL Ladder Masking Tape S/.95 Afic . ti.m CAc No. 2 Leads—Erasof Tip 5c Load PoBcili 12-13' Pack ot IS pencils. adTcrtieers' mliprInU on body. 1st quality lead. Limit 3 packs. -Suadry Dept. LADIES' 8UHBEAM Eloctiic 'Shavor $13.95 745 Value 1 Ideal grpduaUoo flA-for shav-Ing lefs and undersrma aafely, no nleka or cuta. -Saadry Bept. Value sturdy steel rod relnlorced steps. Folds compactly for storafa or carrying. Limit 1. ^ ^ Ideal for mesklnf window panrs. mouldinat. Mpint cartons, boies. ate. Umlt a rolU. —Pahsl Dept. Owl Eye' Metal Lawn Sprinkler $1.00 OQc Value 1^0 Attaches to all larden hoses. Throws i a medium coarse spray In a circle v area. -Hardware | Fewer ELECTRIC Extension Cord ss-js: P vfteuum efenoers. pow«r tools, etc. t Umlt 2. ;; ^ ^Steetrtvst Standard 6-Iacb Elvolopol 1(il'"29® Refular 4fc pack ot IM envelopes tor homo or office use. Limit 3 pacU. ■—dry Dept. Nfw 2-in-l Pnnch and | lonnd Honsokold Eyelet Ted 14-gal.ScrubTub $1.00 AQc 1 $1.49 Q Value 00 1 yalue 00 Complete with pack ot eyelata. Dae- § Hot-dipped alt melal scrub tub with ful as a leather punch tool. Umlt 1. || bale bandies. Limit 3 tubs. -Hatdwan | —Hardwire lotort Medal MAMA II BOHSON s 13“ Par cleeetL faeteet. UefaUtt ahavei ever. With cord snd eaee. Mo trade needed. ■aadey Dept. 12114-lnch PLASTIC Utility Pans $1.00 CQc Value 00 Oblons shaped pan will Ht aU ainks . . . won’t scratch ar mar sink. Aaeorted Miora. ^oaeevarea i 14-Onnce ALQMINUM Tumblers 6-53' Hegular 30e each viloe—hithly polished. heavy laufe aluminum never-ape tumbleri. —Hansewaret Snnhaam IHI Nodal Eloctric Raiof s.l9“ W Bhavemaettr wUh 3 bladee for qul^clooe liiaTei for men. Heavy Alnainnni 6-In. Skillet $1.00 0Qc Value 00 HenU fn«t nnd tncnly. bnndy G-laeh nlM to clyn nlumi- 9-reel Poly Plastic Shelf-On Liner> $1.00 AQc DO 13>«-lnch wide, (-foot length, tkal-loped edges, assorted colors. For Peck af 100 Aspirin Tabloti 3"«*’29® Reaular Me packe qt IM as-ptrTne. tJJ.P. Mr**" etrensth. Umlt 4. —Dras DepL W/IDROOT Pash-Boftoa Hair Tonic Reg. Me 98c WUdrool Cream Oil in push-katton can — keepe hair neat —Drat hept % 10' Woven fiber basket for earvlns bread. roUa. poMto chlpt^ pppeern. etc. Ltmn^. • -Zad Plaar Push Broom $2.00 Q 48 Value I Hardwood block with sturdy fibers— long handle. Pat garage,-eldewalk, —Haaacwiree Eillisk M Oil FiniHiro Politb s 13' i Pull S-eiAea slin. For all purpoae g^shlnp of furnltura and woodwork. | For Fly Fishing Flatfish Bait UM M A^ w ■ Ply rad flatfish In aaaorteil eelqri, gcaulnt Bella t> lellcrt at discount. -BpaH Dept. Haasabeld' Style Rnbbor Glovos 27' sy Ualtiiid iMusehold ftovea pra-teet baade from datarfeaU, scope, «aUr. Purae Site—Fomona Rdorn Hair Spray Reg. 75c 29' FREE Deodorant With Tergens Lotion 54c Size 33° For All Types ol Halt lergoBi Shampoo SLOG Value Ltrs* H'.-o ot'Salr. 33c I to lO Cfip ELECTRIC Coiloomaker $13.95 Value ■ For Electric Drills Sand and Polish Kit $1.19 Value 64' ___________g Rill# .29 Cid. Cartridges Box 50 Rrtuter SOc RrmlngtoD pi type Limit S 68' Made ol Rubber' Toilet Toy Tray 58° SI.OO Value 5-ia-l Hand Type Can Openers Reg. $1.99 68' Soft Sponge Cushion Floor Mats $2.00 Value Sf Short sleeve shirts In cotton fe prints, variety of colors and ^ patterns. Sizes 2 to 6. F Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 57- $1.29 Value Small and medium sizes only in assorted colors and patterns. Pre-shr^mk fabrics. Boys' Boxer Style Play Shorts 43' Attractive 4>Piece Beys’ Suits Reg. 79c $5.95 Value Tan. light blue, navy colors. , Heavy elastic waist. 2 pockets. | Size 3 only. 2' lit Qnality Cotton Boys’ Socks Set has white short sleev* shirt, bow tie, acetate flannel pants and egat. Sizes 10 and 12 In blue or tan. -usMmmt Deninu, Cottoni^Kids* Boxer Jeans 4 " 79' 1"" 63 Nylon reinforced heel and toe. Stripes in wash-tested colors. Sizes O'i to lO'i. -Uuira Shredded Urthane Bed Pillows Elastic waist leans in denims and cottons. Variety of colors In sizes 2-S-4-7. $1.49 Value BEACON Sheet Blanket c Afic $129 AC* i Value in 18x24-lnch cut size, ton fancy print -*BxTC-fach cotton fleeeed sheet blanket in colorful plaids. Single weight. MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Choice el Fill Fashion or Seaaleu Ladies’ Nylon Hosiery Regular 79c Values ^ 2^ Choice of 60 gauge. 15 denier self seam and dark seam in beige, ton and taupe. Seamless In mesh or plain. Sizes 8't to lO'i. 3-1 Sywid Tiklt-lUIIS' Skirts or Capris. •|00 $1.98 Value Choice of 5 Stylet Ladies’ Purses 100 1 Choice of ladles’ skirts in assorted styles and colors plui raprl pants. Skirt sizes 10 t< 30. caprl 10-12 only. -!U.I. Fim ■■ 1st Qaality—U.S. Made Girls’ Dresses Values to $3.98 $8.00 Choice of styles and colors in —M>hi riMt I U.S.A. Made-lst Qnality ^ Children’s Wear 1 Value to $U9 a-piece style.s. also green and .> Choice of sun suits, boxer ■-W.I4 iituimi wish —llai tfimmad i.!. Innmff* Bnnrtii In —Mala riMr 4» _jn suits, bo Children'i 1007o Cotton Children's Cotton «Trainiag Pants Undershirts 19c Value 10’t9'*99'^ M Mm - 100", cotton knits with ehatle shirts in size | at this saving, a -eiala rtoar ■ . cotton knits with e_________ waut and band legs. Pure whit* color in sizes 2 to 12. MUA 3-Flear DISCOUKTIU! 98 N.,Saginaw St. i I- FOUH THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1961 Cyrus Eaton Denies Pro-Hed Charge in Report CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPD-la-iiuitriaUit Cyrm Eaton, frcdi from another trip behind the Iron Civ* tain. Tuesday said he wu "u dedicated a capitalist in theory and practice as them is in the MEKIT SCIKMJUt — Paul W. Kasameyer. . eon of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Kasameyer : 6320 Worlington Road. Binningham. receives a j Detroit Edison M«1t Schalarst4> CertilicaM • and congratidatians from Edison President Walker L. CSsler. Looking on are Paul’s father : I right), who Is superintendent at Edison's biiild-; ings and properties department and Richard J. ' Spiess, principal of Bioomfleld Hills High Scfaocd where the Merit winner is completing his senior year. Kasameyer is the fifth recipient of the four-year collage grant established in 1957 and awarded annually by Edison in cooperation with the National Merit Scholarship Corp. of Evanston. IlL This fall Kasameyer will enter the Massachusetts Institute ot Technology where he plans to major in physics in preparttion for a teaching career. The report charged that the Pug-wash (Nova Scotia) scientific conferences sponsored by Eaton had been used as tools of Communist international propaganda and lor learning of Western scientific advances. The report also hit at Eaton tor his frequent crlflclsra of U.S. foreign policy. Withholding Tax Leisure Industry Awaits Belter Summer; on WASHINGTON (UPI) - Spokcs-ten for the insurance and invest-|ment industries told Congren today that a proposed 20 per cent the public and the ■ , By SA.M DAWaaw ,fer outdoor activities aimed at other do-it-yourself Items. And T***^****"* <*‘vld^ ^ rf AP BashMs Nesm Annlya* *«" •«> physical fitneu. | another Sl-1 ttUlon Is expected to confusion lor I NEW YORK --Reercation liid^ cultumi pursuits that have : go for musical instruments, hi-fi spending time is here and lei-,commanded more of the q>end-jequipment, phonogra-^------------------- kure industry leaders art assur-’ing of many families in recent radios and TV sets. ^ each other that this summer years, b bound to ba better than last. wm 1 They hope I fake a turn to far sales of outdoor recreational equipment and toys have been kpotty, lagging la many aections - ‘ I all but a , the family is being pushed by toy manufacturers and retailers. Moat outdoor toys are sold in the early part of June, and many manufactunrs are stepping v promotion of dila year’s sales. ___________________ ■ hurt the Maare Indnstry. Just as bad berhapa was the receasian whlcfa caused many families to trim Erir fun budgets. Sales of sev-sl types of equipment fell well hind early expeitetiona. boods and aendces tor raoreation ----- mu wed public the economy and btoomaa to push re-„ spending to a new high, put this y^s total tor an of recreation at |M billion. ! Two aagments of the inartet » fhis year i NOTICE far Osalsaihn MERCHANTS MYsar OMisuial Otslsm Orisrt iiEsriyl Van Beau 2«3 N. WaodunN leyd Otk U f-S2M , The small fry wUl be helping, A third market aimed primar-jnx>. Last year's total toy sales Uy at tta memten of;were 11.7 billion at retaU. Al- turfher ahead, the Toy Manufacturers of the U.S.A. Inc., plana to start a spring and sum- Wilhs H. Satterthwaita told k House Wt>-s and Mearu Oommittes holding hearing on the . . that complicated reporting and recording procedures required fay tht change "would result in a substaa- made eachlll*! loss of such Income.’’ summer. And sales (rf these aids * W -* to summer recreation are expect-1 Testifying for the Life Insursnec to hit from $300 million to'Association at $400 million. {thwalte, vice pr iof the Penn Mutual Life Insursaee {Co.. PhilatMphia. said It would be ________________________________i'Snoil', Pac'No Motch toy market week in October for Slow-Moving Traffic and taxpayer ^ ' mr lales of outdoor Items ln | I their liabilities, of 1962. Theae range I cmCAflO aTI) - Motorists from beach pails to wading pools. I whe t h a a g k t bomeboand Me- 1 Sales prospects for equipment' mortal Day traffic moved “at a Stotti City GfitS GrOftt aimed at the whole family orj---------------,— ---- ------.. _ . older segments have been re- mieego ocientioto says. i WASHINGTON (ft-Tbe courniu- vised recently bv the economics! Enwot J. Roocew of the Oil. facilities administration sn- * C.I.T. rinancial cago Nataral History Maoemn *«tay hi advance of $2,600 Corp, Ha interest is In providing said the swiftest mal InstallmaBt financing tor many of the larger items, ranging from and private aircraft to golf carts, bowl^ afiey pinsetters. The sur- ________________________________'to aid Nashville, Mich., in plsn- ever ctoeked was okea-leso dere- Improvemtoits and exten- oerae graclto at .iSIU iqileo per «h- hoar or about M laohes a fo $375,875. Nashville Is in Barry Oounty. I WHICH GLASS CONTAINS MODERN HEAT? All Do... All gtisses contain modern liMt-^safe, cintn hating oil-tho chimpngm hot tbr modem hornet Oil it safitt. OIMt tconomlcal. OR is the dan-bumini modem fuel that is delivered by modem methods, end that iota you piy for homt bat with an any budget plan. Any wonder that most hoims are oil hated? MODERN HOMES ARE OIL HEATED: IFS SAFE, CLEAN AND ECONOMICAL! vey foresees sizable gains this; m Swtmming pool bailders espec-j isUy art setting high goals. Last! feO to $700 million' from use’s record |7S0 milUon. Thia yanr predictions are for $850 mUUon. TUa vrould mean instal-Umt 70,000 pools, most of them in backyards. Spending win go even higher lying cfaemicnis, diving boards, cabanas and the like tor another $2SO-milUon total. ! m BiLuoN rra twavtx Pleasure boat spending esti-, latcB hit $3.5 billion, bowling $1.1 billion. Travel agencies estimate $18 billion wUl be shelled out for , ail types of domestic trawl and '$2 7 billion for the foreign vari- ety. Stay-at-homes are expected tO| put $12 billkm this year Intoj garden toots, seeds and fertilizer, Mo boma workshop suppUet and The ’61 Ford gives you features now that others can only plan for the future! Beforeyott buy any *61 ear, be sure it is a *61. Dia-ooy«r, as htmdredg of thouMnda of othen have, that the ’61 Ford ia not only ’61 in looks add livelineae but has new aervioe-aaving fraturea moat other cara won’t h Diamond Luatre Flniah never Qeeda wax. No wondar Ford aalea have dimbed to a new 5-year high. With auch unique and advanced fMtmw the ’61 Fgrd ia ’61 efev lAroifgA/ lubricationa . . . 4,000 miles between oQ changes. Ford iH’akaB adjust themselyea. Muffin are donble-wra{^>ed and aluminized to last three times as Itmg as the ordinary kind. And, Ft»d’a your ttkmey m wi* ouf^ol 158, underwent surgery Tuesday. instance. Pnllac Prtu rh*U ADMIRING PARIK STEXE — Art-fan Char- will become available for circulation tomorrow lene King, an aide at Pontiac Public Library, as a new library service. Available on a four- points to a winter scene of Paris, painted by the week basis with lenewal privileges, the prints ■ Impressionist Maurice Utrillo. This famed art are fiamed and wired for hanging. Only a nom- print and others by old masters and the modems inal fee will be charged. Stabbing Victim . Circulation Official Girl He Stabbed ^Fights lot Lite f,pp p,p„ njar Says'Yes'to in Hospital English Convict j In the government tests. I womb cancer victims—some ! death—were treated with methotrexate. In .30, the cancer arrested or eliminated, of the remainder M itieH one tihnvLeri no * r. . _ , uu j j Roy Hatton. circulation con- Eovement ami Xn am st^ Pontiac man stabb^ durmg a oetmit Free Press. WINCHESTER. England aPH "" "““ quarrel ,n the yard of h.s home ^ied .vesterdav at his home. ;>4225 ~»>ank Chapman will walk out last night was fighting for his life Farmington Road. Farmington Thursday to marry the in St. slofteph Mercy Hospital to*. * * * Rirl he slabbed, and then return da^ Hatton. 73, was known as the '•'* ‘’‘’J* *>'* sentence Pontiac police were unable tc.^eH,, of American newspaper cir-: question Hemy Garth. M. of 688 officials Franklin Road. His condition critical. .being treated. Ponfiac Man Held in Murder Affempf Hattfui, circulation dim'tor of the Free Press from t»40 to 1SS6, sold newspapers for (5 .vesrn. He became a Free Press carrier In I8M and Joined the circulation department In IMIS. The paper at that time had a daily circulation of about M,MA. Tlic civil ceremony here will climax a stormy romance between Chapman, 31..and 20-year-old Eileen Russell. Chapman abducted Eileen when she was 16. and served an 18-month prison term for crime. When he finished the sentence, she was waiting for him. Then they quarreled, and Ei- 1908 he became circulahon complained I magis- Wltnesses loM police Garth Pontiac police today held a Pon- wan slabbed with a pocket knife tiac man for investigation of' at- by a man whose first namd was tempted murder in the shooting of "WUIIe.” "■*** ' They described him as a Negro, In custody was .Samuel Jones, 160 pounds, light com- n. of 1)B Osmnn St. plexion and wearing khaki trous- OfWcers said Jones called them xhev were unable to tell nolice held the post until c®u«- Chapman was put after the shooting, which occurred the cause of the miarrBi he was promoted to circulation di-| ®" probation. Angry at her cora- at 7:40 p.m. Pt^Ucr wid Zt Garth w.s His wife. Willie Mae, 40. was in stabbed near his heart Hatton was instrumental in March and was sentenced to an- satlsfacfory condition at ,St. Joseph _____ founding the Audit Bureau of Clr- ®*h«r 18-month prison teiTfi. Mercy Hospital today. She was culation. an organization which re-; ^ romance warmed up again wounded In the left leg by a blast Noted Interpreter Dies ports circulation figures of Ameri- "'h*n they started corresponding. I 12-gaugc shotgun can newspapers. (Tiapman proposed in a letter _________________ OYSTER BAY. -N Y. iAP> - * * ♦ from prison, and earlier 1 Nicholas W. Orloff, 66. former He is survived by his wife Myra;; "'ote b« : United Nations chief mterpreter, a daughter iMrs. Julia Buys of PADic ii-Di Ai w Tuesday of a heart attack. Illinois; a son Embry; seven - 1 '“"Algerian rebel ex- Orloff joined the Uniied Nations as grandchildren; and a sister. New X-ray equipment enables the ihBiwi P‘‘*'s®®s in a an interpreter in 1946 and left in Funeral arrangements are in- patient to watch his own examina- ^ a ronverted into light on a tele- during the ro.valty in SI. Fetersburg. Russia, single shot or 720 pounds per min- vision Vrecn and intensified 50,000 visit Of president and Mrs. John and came to tha United .Slates in ute and weighs less than six pounds times so that r loaded. needed. from I Rebels Hurt 4 in Paris . Kennedy. o dark adaptation is Saucy! This Schiffli embroidered Dacron Batiste Charmer^^ Saucy Schiffli embroidery plus a swishing* pleated skirt add up to a very charming cool' summer dress Dacron batiste is very easy to* ' little or rto ironing. Che Mac; sizes 12*20 and MVi-P V :.vj THE PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY. &1AY 31. 1961 ■AMOtD A. nnoaiAU) June Should Be Glorious After Gloomy May This is the end « Pontiac Press. 800. PWlIp A. Hart Washington. D. C, In Lieu of David Lawrence Says: Department of Justice Was Tardy Offers Suggestions to Relieve Traffic Our dty commission has donsi a good job in providtog paHdng lota downtown, but they have done nothing to help the flow of traffle to and from downtown. Traffic congestion to and from downtown Is one of the real reasons that people diead driving to the business area. t offer the following suggestions; «1> Extend E. Huron through to Paddock Street. (2) Extend War-ren Street, west to Pine to a northwesterly direction to meet Carter. This would make another exit to CaM Avenue and It would relieve the traffic on W. Huron. (.11 Extend S. Johnson south through an open field to Gillespie and If posdble all the way to Golf Drive. Thlf would relieve some of the congestion at the Auburn, Saginaw. Orchard Lqke intersection. (4i When the second urban renewal project . la storied. Water Street could be (Birtended west one block to Casa Avenue. This would give another through cross street in the business area and also a fine approach to our dvfc center. Wi\SHINGTON - Were the s the Kennedy administration in another way. and could not mob Violence thus have been avoided? These questions are asked because Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy has just petitioned tlie Interstate 1aWRENCB~ Commerce Commission to issue regulations banning segregation in w'aiting rooms, restrooms and restaurants at bus statioas throughout ’ the country. * * * Why wasn't this approach taken in the first place? Just alter the Supreme Court’s 1954 decision, the Interslalc Commerce Commission in 19Si ruled that segregation of lirterstate passengers on trains and bu.ses WHS unlawful. Mme the 1»» regwIaMoii was "The Department of Justice has received complaints, and can present evidence, of many instances of discriminatory treatment of passengers on motor carriers in interstate commerce” ment might well have taken earlier this year when It first learned that Ike "freedam riders" were planatag an ‘invasion" of MIsalssIppI and Did the Department of Justice tell the "freedom riders ' about «, or did officlala here close their eyes to plans for incitement of the populace which was inevitable irife denwmtratkins were permitted? It begin-s to look as if the Departnrent of Justice, which is headed by the President’s brother, either did not know what it could do through an Interstate Commerce Commission regulation or hesitated to interfere with the "freedom riders " propaganda plans. The mere request by the department for such an order would have certainly put the "freedom riders ” on the spot, and they might have been prevailed upon to wait for the re^ar processes of the law to be carried put. With all the loud talk heard nowadays about “obeying the law ” and giving "adherence” to the proce.sses of ’’law and order," it Ls surprising that the Department uf Justice, knowing of the possibilities of violence, didn't exert itself to prevent the den|>nstrations of violence it the source. (Capyrlght INI) 27 Delan^ Drive ‘Serving Country Helpful to Women’ 1 was very much interested In your editorial "Why Shouldn’t Women Serve Our Country?’’ * * * A period af servlea cam-mnaarale with that tar men woaM be a waaderfal atop tar-ward. Wamew wasdd ha read-erlH their canatry a service Met, avea Ihaagh they go to rollege, have Ika ndada af gaato whcB M ooaMO to tanaaa ra- Says ‘Auntie Marne’ Didn’t Harm Pupils To thoae who feared lhat “Auntie Marne" might have a dire effect on the young people at Clarkston High, they slgnHd have seen the performance by the music department in presenting the spring concert. * * *. The rboral aumbers were well-rboren and Indicated a War professianal qaallt.v. * * * We have a fine group of young people at Clarkston High, who can take a nonsensical Broadwliy play in stride. The teachers merit much credit and are to be commended for their fine work. Gracias .Mmiriaiis ‘Price of Liberty Has Not Changed’ In-order to plw* present events in their proper perspective, it is necetsary to review earlier happenings. Ta aome Thamaa deffenaa Is kaown hy thesa famaua worda. “BebelUoa to tyranto la abed-IcsKO to Opd," or aa the pWloao pher who had “sw«ra apan the altar af Gad. extorwU haatUHy agahMl every form of tyraaay cover restaaraat* or restrooms. It wo«aM have beea a simpla ' matter lor the attorney general to ask tor the laanaaco af a. broader regalatton aad thhi opald have hrea pubHelsed widely. Then an,\ ’freedom rides" would have been unnecessary because, if tliere were any violation, it would have been a routine procedure to a.sk tm- Ki deraL Court to issue an injunction against those who dis-regardi-d the (rdi'ral regulation. The language of tlie attorney general's petition filed early this week indicates clearly that he finds the 195‘> regulation is not detailed enough. The attorney general says; ■ "Recent events that have taken place in certain stales have disclosed s breakdown of guarantees of nondiscriminatory tiansportation 1.1 passengers in interstate com-meri-e. "The promalgallaN of rales aad refalalhHM by the Inlerslate ComiMerec Cowmitsslaa Is aeces-saiy to create order oat af rhaas, to Irssef the posaibllHy of mob Dr, William Brady Says: Here Are Books to Read on Natural Childbirth My "service to my eountry’’ was the most valuable experience I ever had. It opened my eyes and a period of aervice immediately after graduation from high school would be a wonderful thing for girur It would help get rid of some of the snobbery, narrow-mindedneos, intolerance and ig- When our nation was born, our forefathers fostered a child of freedom upon whose life was served per^ual devotion toward the freedom of all mankind. Open hostility and rebellion against any people who by immoral gc^ecu-ment process seek to usurp any lawful government or Institute upon them unlawful seizure of certain human righto. Liberty has been purchased by the red blood of aaiiier Americans. The price has not changed. R. Rogers 1147 Dorchester The Almanac Mrs. Rhea 132 Washli«ton St. Smiles Ing the (lafety nf pawieagers, to gaaraatoe la all pasae«( their rights uoder the Interstate those rights agatost ineanslateat and nnlawfnl arltoa by state aad local aalbarillea. "The lock of niles and regulations clearly enunciating the rights of all passengers in traveling on interstate motor carriers and clearly setting forth their rights in waitihg nxim facilities, restroom faeii.ities and eating and drinking facilities, has given rise to confusion on the part of the motor raiTlers as to Thetr~dntjr-to-their passengers and has rontributed, Mra.-.Mildred Brownson of RochNter expressed wonderment at the Idtoence: of inoaquitoesj but ventured the remark that when they arrive theyll come with a vengeance to make up for any delay. Verbal Orchlds-to— /3Irs. Garfield Vaught of Aulpfrn Helghta; 82nd birthday. Mrs. Abner HoUowsy of Waterford’ 82hd birthday. Mr. and Mra. Jackson Aubrey of Drayton Plains; 52nd wedding anniversary. Fletcher faddison of Walled Uke; 82hd Wrthday. "One nf the worst thliigs about -a M that’s heliig written these days hi the permanenre of the An actress recently told how she and her husband, upon learoing they were to have a buby. not only studied together hooka about childbirth but together did ^ daily exercises described and illustrated In Helen lleard-man's Handbo<>k„ "A Way to Net-, ural Childbirth. "I - .So far it aound-l ,ed like an ktoal|__________________ preparation for pn Many the miracle. But we heard the artreaa saying It was all a joyous experience except (1) that they strapped her on the delivery table and (2) right after the bitoy was ixirn the doctor insURed on giving an anesthetic, for they had tqj put in some stitches. . ' The poor soul said, somewhat apologetically, that they have regulations in the hospital and you have to abide by them, hut next lime i^'s having her baby at liome. E.\pectant parents may aoqtiire some pnicticid knowledge of prenatal care and maternity and cWhI-birth by studying together fiie primer "Preparing for Maternity" lor which tend me 33 cents and stamped, aelf-addretsed envelope. An excellent little book. "Otild-birth.’’ by Cart H. Davia, M.D.. and Dontta Ferguson, answers moat of the questions expectant parents ask. It is published by Harper. Prospective parents Interested In natural childbirth should lead together Dr. Grantly Dick Read's famous "Childbirth Without Fear." published by Harper. 1 believe Dr. JleadJms^written also an abbreviated description of natural ohlld-birth. but I have not seen a copy. thetic is always ready and the patient jnay have it whenever she wdshes. Usually she doesn't want it—; tot anyway there it is. to case idle changes .W mind St any stage of the game. I attended sewral cases of natural ditldbirth long before IM'. Read introduced It in this country. At any rate my patients, one .a primipara. bore their babies with-.out pain, or so they assured me ^yhen I offered an anesthetic. la the case of the primipara I wondered how much her state of mind had.to do with the phenomenon — she was unmarried and determined-to keep her plight secret — and she did. (To the others childbirth ,was routine. Let no smart Alice ask how many babies I hiive had. All V know about natural childbirth is what I read in books and current medical journals and what a-omen who have borne children in the natural way tell me about it; I have never attended childbirth without anesthesia, except in the few instances where* the patient declined to fake It Ugntd !•(!«■» n«« nw» than nr* pM» or IM »or whaalt, complata with hoed, motor, ipit. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL CHARKETS »iAiw CHARCOAL £Hc BRIQUETS 09 10 Bogi $5.50 TRADEr^'AIR 032 Wost Huron Opposite Huron Theater D«ily-9t30lo9i00 Tvee. GHMl fcrty—fi30 te 6t00 SunAav-IOiOO le 3t00 FREE PARKING 4.. . - -if mi!i rUAllAC ftitiHH, VV Jl,l/Ajb5>UAl, iUAl ai, ItfUl ENROLL NOW for the SUMMER TERM Be^nning June 12 and June 19 Day and Evening Sessions l*ut your summer months to good use preparing for a business position. PBI training opens opportunities in many fields. ' College students learn typewriting or shorthand for class.notes and papers. College graduates use office skills as a means of getting “your toe in the door” of the field you prefer. VETERAN APPROVED Pontiac Business Institute 'Traiaiag^ lor SaiisMa CorMri Sine* JW6** 7 W. Uwrencc St. Phone FE 3-7029 Pontiac, Nearby Area Deaths EUtV V. DEASOIV Elry V. Deaaon, 72. ot 97 Elm St. died yeiterdny at Pontiac General Hoapital after an Ulnesa of leveral months. He was a member of the Baptist Church and a retired employe of General Motenrs Truck Sc Coach Division. Mr. Deaaon leaves his wife, Hettie; two sons, Noble E. and Georfe V., both of Pontiac; four daughters, Mrs. Ruth Sullivan of Hopkinsville. Ky.. Mrs. Amos Vaught, of Waterford. Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. Lewis Smart, both of Pmitiac; 10 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; five brothers and five sisters. Service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Purslcy Funeral Home with burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Millard of Parma, Ohio, and Marcelene J. Dennis at home. Other survivors include tseven sons, Wesley of Keego Harbor, Dutward of Birmingham, Sgt. H. Eugene Dennis with the Air Force in Spain, Jack L. with the Navy, Alan of Chula Vista, Calif., Robert N. and Gerald, both of Pon^ tiac; 33 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; a sister. Miss Vii^ Dennis of Vassar; and two bhithers, Low«U of Detroit and Hazen of Vassar. Mr. Dennis’ body is at the Hun-toon Funeral Home. DENNIS Herman Dennis, an employe of General Motors Truck A Coach Division, died yesterday of < heart ailment at his residence. Surviving are his wife. Ethyl: five daughters, Mrs. Raymond Johnson and Mrs. Leonard Johnson, both of Pontiac, Mrs. Edward Surviving besides her husband r* three daughters, Glenna J. funger at home, Mrs. Violet Sndtfi of Keego Harbor aryl Mrs. Earl Campbell bf Drayton Plains; six grandchildren; and 12 brothers Waterford Teacher Succumbs at Age 67 SHEBIDAN R. BUSK HOLLY TOWNSHIP-Service tor Sheridan R. Bush. 84, of 1105 M87, trill be at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Rita Catholic Church. Holly. Burial will be in Lakeside Ometery. Mr. Bush died yesterday following a long illness. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Dryer Funeral Home. Surviving are two sons, John and Leroy, both of Hdly. MRS. CHREST PETERSON AVON TOWNSHIP-Service tor Mrs. Chrest (Abl>ie T.) Peterson, 81, of 2439 Emmons Road, will be at 1 p-m., Friday at the Moore Chapel of the Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home, Auburn ileights. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, xA>y. Mrs. Beterson died Monday after an illness of several months. Surviving are seven sons, Alfred, Harry and Fordon, all of North Dakota, Walter and Melvin, both of Pontiac, Ervin of California and Olaf of Rochester; three dau^ters, Mrs. Mildred Lemnus ot North Dakota; Mrs. Gladys Giroux of Pontiac and Mrs. Edith Kraus of Mon- DRAS1 ON Vieyl FIASTK ASMSTOS ^695 In Qaality can 1C REDUC ALL MERCHANDIi LINOLEUM... 39* S 1 w fvuuwtuR;, inrw. rvicn»ra TIONS if.'f INLAID . LINOLEUM IT< Ea. TILE ^ PAINT SUKR tnis PM-TOME ■ 0°“ Akr.nM unu. latafier-litartor $1.69 Cal. Hmm Palat ...$2.49Gal. NIC UVINO$ ON ALL PAINT $TOCK VINYL LINOLEUM 59r it. WALL LINOLEUM aw- ut 25c Na. Pf. PLASTIC WALL TILE V ■ lACH • ALL YOU WANT! SMITH'S TOE OUTLET 736 W. Huron St. CALL FE 4-4266 Opaa Maaday, Thanday, Pri. 'tN 9 «r MRS. WALTER B. MILLER LAKE ORIONT-Service tor Mrs. Walter B. (Cora A.) Miller. 90, of 940 N. Heights Road, wUI be at 2 p.m., tomorrow at the Hiomas Funeral Home. Oakdale. F Burial also will be in Oakdale. Mrs. Miller, a member of the Lake Orion Methodist Church, died Monday after an illness of one week at Pontiac General Hospital. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. William Watson of Lake Orion and Mrs. Harold J. Smith Phoenix, Arlz.; a son, Wesley of Cnoga Park, Calif.; a brother; 13 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Mrs. GLENN R. MUNGER WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—Mrs. Glenn R. (Mary Jane) Munger, 52, ot 2836 Beland Road, died yesterday of a heart attack at Pontiac General Hospital. Her body is at the C. J. Godhardt FuneAl Home, Keego Harbor. She was pf^ident of the West Bloomfield Fire Depa AuxiUary. Mrs. WUlard (Marie S.) Jones, teacher in the Jayno Adams School in Waterford Township, died at her home yesterday after an illness of two years. She was 67. A graduate of Oberlln College and Wayne State University. Mrs. Jones was a member of First Baptist diurch, Michigan Educa-tioiutl Association, the American^ Association of University Women, an Extension Gub and the Phila-thia Class of her church. Surviving are a son, Willard J. of Grandvllle; four daughters, .Miss Isabelle Jones, a missionaty to the Congo, Mrs. Alice Galloway of Pontiac, Mrs. Dorothy J. Mathew of Taylor. S. C„ and Mrs.' Joan C. Van Nest of Southgate and 11 grandchildren. Service will be held at 10 a.m.j Friday at Huntoon Funeral Home; with burial following in White' Chapel Memorial Cemetery. ' TWO DOCTORS ON DUTY ASSURE YOU IMMEDIATE SERVICE EYE EXAMINATIOMS FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS EYE GLASS REPAIRS PONTIAC OPTICAL CENTER 103 N. Saginaw (across from Simms) FE 2-0Z91 Hrs. 9:30-5:30 Daily Mon. or Fri. Eve. by Apmt. A. A. Miles, O.D. — P. C. Felnberg, O.D. Twp. Mon Found Dead in His Home Flint Man Is Slain Preparing Barbecue FLINT (» - Uoyd Buck. 35, was shot to death Tuesday as he a barbecue tor some friends. Hkt wife Ruby, 37, is held for investigation of murder. Police said Buck was cotdeing vacant lot near his home when a woman drove ig> in an auto and began firing a pistol at him. He was shot several times. Police said Mrs. Buck surrendered later. The couple had quarreled frequently, officers said. ^Senator's Father Dead Thomas H. Shore, 43, of 6028 Pine, Knob Road, Independence Towm-i ship, was found dead in his home| yesterday afternoon. | A 22-caliber rifle lay next to his body. Relatives said he had been! despondent recently, according to sheriff's deputies. A former employe of the Gee Coal Co., he was a WorM WafTl s-eteraa and served with the 6th Engineers Battalion. He is survived by his father, Howard Shore, and a sister, Mrs. Gladys Seaver of Waterford Township. ^rvice will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Huntoon Funeral Home with burial in Periy Mount Park^ Cemetery. GRADUATION SPECIAL! Come on in, got yoor Spociol Student Certificate, ond you've got o big $10 aeving on o Royal F^ure®, the only Portable with oil the feeturei of big standard office machinal! Mfg. Pries $139.95 laSNetliSsgiMwSl eMfimi BOONE, Iowa (AP) — Oscar Hickeniooper, 91. a retired farm-i er and father of U.S. Sen. Bourke, B. Hickeniooper, R-Iowa, died | Tuesday. He was bom in Taylor county, Iowa. j I Osmun's Adds 500 New Suits to Their Great Anniversary Event! ^ An extra pair of matching trousers is a summer necessity. Eliminates the pressing problem ohd saves your opearance on countless occasions . . . PLUS DOUBLES THE LIFE OF YOUR SUIT! Osmun's. has many meiJium pnd dark shades and over 25 different , patterns to choose from. Regulars, Shorts ond Longs in all sizes are available in both stores. The price too, is on added stroke of good luck . . . but hurry, this positively ends Monday! ^ Open an -gjjjjjy DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Open Men., Fri. TEL-HURON CENTER Open Thun., Fri., Set.; Mon. 'HI 9 F.M. PENNEY1S“ FOR SUMMER LIVING HIHY! HWIY! mil! FN TiaEIDOK »niKi$! IE A $PWT! HME L0T$ OF UMAICASEIS Summer-cued cottons keep crisp, fresh! Gals! Snatch up our smart sets while the collection is big, beautiful, brand-new! Quick-care too . . . whisk ’em into the machine, jiffy dry! Print tops, new-hued bottoms. In sizes 10 to 18. SET PENNEY’S-DOWNTOWN Open Every Men., Thun, end Fri. 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 F. M. AH Other . 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 F. M. PENNEY’S-MIRACLE MILE Open Every Weekdoy Monday Seturdoy 10:00 A.M. to 9;00 F.M. ■A/- '■t ! • -V \ .A TEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESBAY. MAY 81. 1961 iOdilgan (oTMti do not jMd KtitnnBor*. Bat mailer. Ia< uracil lumber ai ianaerty; and bBtUypea bow glva Urn aM* tlw raw ( MaAwr ticea are llu oBaa eotlnatarial meeaaaiy lor paper and'( fer paUeta poets, aad lerattOK material, and to Qtmlly 'do^ of similar ttema. LOW I PRICE I IS ! rONiy IIAIF1HESI0RY (Tk$ other-and even more eatisfying-hdlf you*!! discover the first time you drive a Corvair!) ■Mtolj tka pintdiatd tfora rll. The Employment Security Bureau’s report indicated that Job rs-coveiy Is moving sk»g fastpr thuptt did after the 1961 reoes-bn. The bureau said unemptoyment has been declining in practically " major Job areas, with the improvement in 10 of them sutfici- StotB of Dataware \Vint With No Traffic Deaths WlLMINGTWr, Del. (APl-Tlie state of Delaware went through the Memorial Day weekend wltb-oot a single fatal traffic accident, officials reported today. Rr Ur ★ State polioe bad announced in advance they Svould use every patrol the highways with air- AQ «■! MAOl OF RtYNOlOb ALUMINUM SIDING only _______BIG BEAR GIVES YOU AU THIS • 15 YIAM' DCPnilNCI AS riONIIi IM TMI • THI KNOW-HOW ATTAIHIO IIY ^ PUnON Of MOtl THAN 1000 THI eKIATIl PONTIAC AKIAI PMOMl fOK AODRBSO Of HOMIS IN TOUR NIIOHROR. ALUMINUM SIOINC INDUSTRY. • A WRI’rriN 20 YIAR CUARANTU OOVU-INC MATIRIAL AMD WORKMANSHIP. sttC RIAR HAS AUIDS ALCOA KAISSR AND RIYNOLDS POR 15 TIARS. TMIRI IS aairs IB VMf UMMU NO OTMIR ALUMINUM SIDING TO MATCH • a?.'THt ^ THOR NRPICnON. LIT US SHOW YOU STAND THAT YOU ARI OITTINO THI ilST why. op iyirtthihc. yOOR PAINT WORRIES ADD BIAUTY AND PROTECTION AT LOW COST FREE CAU NOW Up »0 31 OSPl - No PaymeiU ’til AuguM 92 W. Huran St. BIG BEAR ConstmetiN Co. EuIm J. froi iletody froi I. O’Ceni la Bnu« ■tody from Jemee D. Scalf ttiileeB B. from Morrtl W. IdMi on H. from BeeUe Tbompeoa - ■ ---- WlUlom J. Stnmi tutb Ryekmaa Duos Exemption Beaten OTTAWA W—A proposal to data a plan exempting United States lake vessels from compulsory pilotage dues on a Canadian section of the St Lawrence Seaway met defeat in parliament Sunday. WYMAN'S 10 Piece AIDS. • 2 SPRINGS $5 DOWN Fomily Growing—Ond no more bedroom space? Moke present Space do double duty You’ll Think MONEY Grows On Trees . . . when you shop in Downtown Pontiac and take advantage of the mony wonderful buys offered by the merchants. Your shopping money will go farther* and It will seem as If you hove a money tree in your backyard. Also hr Your Conrenienee FREE PARKING and FREE RU$ RIDES Drive Dewntewn ond pork ki any one of the lets mortced whti the Blue M^llionL Give your porking stub to the clerk from whom you moke your purchases. She will giodly stomp your ticket. The parking lot ottendont will then charge you for the difference in the parking fee ond tbs amount stomped on the ticket. When shopping in downtown Dentioc ask the clerk for your free bus rid# token when moking o $2.00 purchase. This will entitle you to o free bus ride on the Pontiec Transit bus in Pontiac, the Bee Line bus from Ksogo Horbor, Rochester. Commerce, Oxford, loke Orion and Auburn Heights, and the Airport lines bus from Wotorford ond UTHUIl 41 N. Saglwaw St. BAINRT'S nusTom STOU 140 N. SeehMw St. McCARAUSS CAIFITS II N. Punv St. ■cmuT wm wiu .JMJLImiJk. TB PONTUC PUSS 41 W. Hufea St. surs Hwnns 24 Sm^ St. THE PqyT^AC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 1 B«auty CKm^ Jumps from R#ry Float ELEVEW ^EW WUTAIK, Cbm. (AP)-MIm N0W Britain:* ride in the dtsr’s Memorial Day pan^e r»iw to • ftay end when a byriander threw a |treeracker at a float ner, Marcto h^owaU. thi float, 'laiMIc of crepe paper Charged With Assault, Judge Says: Innocent quickly went up in flamea. Miaa Miehlowafcl, attired in an evening gown, Jumped into the amu d a menwn. She waa uninjured. to Be Sentenced June 12 SAN ANTWIO, Tea. (AP) -Manuel Ariaa, 31, appeared in Bimple aaaault. He had pundnd an unldcntifled Admh Door Thft, friend had been playing the guitar and ainging for flmee daya.**™" “I d«’t blame you,” aaid Judge Lawrence Lang in finding Ariaa innocent. “I couldn’t have put up with it that long, oiyaelf." gatanei wU be paamd Sana U by Judge-Staalaa O. Dandere ai twa men wha Monday eonleaaed to ataaHng fiva aader eonatracttea at IIS Bev* eriy Ave. In Charge of Assault Monday and Man PlMds Innocent M, W DatroM, and Clyde H. Baekaar, M, of UC MandUa M.. Navt Shuberi,», of OH Baldwin Aw. William N. Shubert. accuaed ofl!*^ •***" back to A the armed aaaault of another man|!Se'' tT^U^STwiTtaL?^ outside a Waterford Township res-Ub while armed of Otia Pillm taurant in January, reappeared inibury, 13, oi 106 Strathmore Ava. SHOPPING CENTER SPOITSWEM TINE! Havak fun In tho aun In bright, gay chinos and sailcloth fabrics by-fha-ysrd! Fashion shades for Bermudas,'Capri pants cool blouses and tops. CHINOS a Drip-dry, combed cottons a AV wide ... - SI.00 yd. SAILCLOTH a Wash 'n' wear by Fuller • Crease resistant, 39" wida Solids ... .......SI-19 yd. Stripes, prints . . $1-29 yd. HURON TENNIS DRESSES Clever new Styles in cool and cute 2 Mace Taaala Dresses • laay la Laaadav • Anwl Cbacka aad flaidt • Siaaa 2 fa SX $2” •» Boys' Deck Pants Sires 2-14 $]99h$399 •ChILDF®VS 5-9955 Skeg Til-Huron Contor Starting thursday 9:30 a.m. sharp! CLEARAJVCE! COATS and SUITS '/2 off and more laminated jersey coats $ formerly *525 and 529^® Water-repellent orlon* acrylic/wool jersey. For misses! wool spring coats *15 formerly 52998 and 5398® Airy textures in newest silhouettes,,color. Misses. salts and walking suits rty“3298npr"S3988- Lightweight wools in eased styles, new colors. Misses. shop to 9 p< mondoy, thundoy, fridoy, sofurdoy TEL-HURON CENTER TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. xMAY 81, 1961 "aPPUANCMUYM^ oIiiT "T| You’ll Buy It for Less Today at Fretter’s! [ .^......^ I t I I I I 1^ ■ ***•" ••• ^'*^**' ^ ***”•* ®"’ *’• " W v®« 8*f ■! /V 5-lbs. of coffM How can you lose? A I W« will r«tog oil our domonsfrrofor ond thowrooni tolovitioni ond opplioncos. This will bo on oil |' I out oHoft to quickly movo hundrods of disf lay units of 90 doys or older. Honco you will bo offorod ^ I somo of Hio most substontiol ^rko roductious oror modo. So you I very oorfy for Iho very boot soloctionsf I FREEH 5 Lb$. Maxwall Houm COFFEE IF FRITTtR CAN'T MAT YOUR MST FRICi S)»p evarywhM . . . find out what appliancM you want . . . oat iht anodal nufnbtr and tha b«t plica . . . than aaa Frattar and 99 thnas out of lOO ha'll baat your prica or you gat 5-lbs. of coffaa FR^ How can you lose? 19 Co. Ft. * UFRIGHT FRIEZIR $23995 BUYS! Wneism<^ A OlfT rnolu MR. K - Elaine Wllllaim of Jacksonville. Fla., age 10, wrote a letter to Nikita Khrushchev asking him to send her a doll from Russia. If he would she'would send one from the United States to his niece. She also said In her letter ttiat she was doing this hoping for peace between the two countries. Mr. K sent this wooden doll widi a letter of thanks. Fretier's Low, Low iFlames Destroy M\Old Straits Hotel ■ ST. IGNACE Ul-A midnight flre| af M. Ignaea saM tha damage NIIA / CASH FOR \ SPRINC7 \ YOU’Rt \ f urtLeiiRic \ Spri^ ia tha tiaa la la ap. win* ^ tboaa drapta aad pkat thoaa skruba. If^natsrt bilii.hava left yon ^ oaah. bonow fraai no— and than pay na Iwek ia lagular butajlawaU av^ eodifoHabia parwd af time. Wa Biaka 1^ aien and women aad mtrrlad eouplaa aa their tigaatara, furaitura ar ear. Ramtmbar, yaa ra walcama to wr money at The Aiaociateal LOANS $25 •• $500 Associates LOAN COMPANY PONTIAC: 125-127 M. Saginaw PI 2-0214 Mkbigaa Mirada Mila W I-M4I DRAYTON PUINS: 4471 Oida Hwy. OR 1-1207 I e 172 ag. M. daweia araa 30 Ooyi Fxthangr If Nof Folly Sofitfird CENFROUS TRADE AllOWANCF I Movie Cleai Picture ... I Perioms Where Othen Fail... I Even h Fringe Aieai! I I I I I I I 1ST. IGNACE U>-A midnight fl destroyed the old Nicolet Hotel I might ma from S7MM II Tuesday night, wiping out a land-| $iao,Mg. mark of the Straits of Mackinac! apparently started In I “3?* . ... .. .w, * barroom and spread The spectacular blaze, visible wri quickly. St. Louis said. i- miles. lit up the waters of the * * * ■ The hotel, being prepared for the: owner, Mrs. Aik* War- toTirist trade, was unoccupied.<>* »• “use. ■ There were no casualties although o' the fhe was not detemined.l (two firemen were treated for'She mid the building had been V up ironi lumny wnn iiiunmiuicu uiui smoke inhalation. workers left. 1 ■I s. Watren and her late hus-! ■ to^rieraear^ SShSTd ^ ’***'' Swlsr y~" ■*> Com Rain Stops Nuw-Diip IMM Starts ii SmiMs^ CmsSMlURRIlMOitl hatan^aetbRi Dr. Oebeira Sa^pad^ • Double dipole telescopic antenna • Front-projected FM sound system • Decorator cabinet. . . molded front and bock ... 2-tone color combinations FAST 74 HOUR DCIIVERY NO MONET DOWN I Cou.leous At ON ANY PURCHASE I fhf Sole Serv Frefter's CorloM Msceiwt MoIim Iho Mg PHfertace-frmra It to YeoreaH thei FRETTER APPLIANCE MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER S. TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE ROAD Open Doily 10 A.M. til 9 P.M. - FE 3-7051 - Sunday 10 A.M. til 7 ?M, I iGloe Club at Harvard Wwidenf. Son ■blew out windows of the three-' CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) t story frame and concrete block Harvard Glee Qub has building. leaning toward reiativea Sarvke Ce«M Hrat RafWdleil ef Price - No. 2 dock on the straits was urfversity president when it, ■ ignited but firemen quickly ex-comes to dioosing the head of ■'ting^shed that blaze. their group. tTOUSlMTN WATCH ★ * * Hundred* of spectators, among' James R. Puscy, a Junior, was I them early-season touriats.ielected Glee Qub president rewatched about 35 firenMB battle,ceatly. He’s a son of Dr. Nathan _ towering flames. It was St.lM. Puscy, president of Harvard. ■ ignace'i worst fire in years. ‘ P»»«ey succeeds Loring Oonant I, Studioa of radio statkm WCBY,'*.. a distant relative of Jamea ■ tenant o( (be hotel, were dMtnyad. |>~ Firetnea- from Cheboygan and ' Macklaaw City aided the St. I Ignace dFpartment in the battle. m Fire CMef LeMuird M. Laaia ■ to Harvard preaMsnt Puaey. REMIN6 TESTS CUSTOM MAM EUMOLDS MTTUIES Com* In nr Coll FREE Omant nearins aid oenter "rear Naoiteg Oar Oaiy lasiaaM" 11 W. Lowronco St.t Fontioo FE 8-2713 DAVID ORWANT--CIRT1FIIO HIARINO AID AUDIOLOGIST TWO BLOCKS WEST of TELEGRAPH "Plenty of Free Parking" This Week's Coupon Special! s ONI FINT OF CHOW MEIN I OR FACKAGE OF CHINESE TEA ICITD ID in? »***iF"»«*»"•»Ww IT ll\lDlD"T«k»^*0iA«0Hly'' • Gnrow Jgsrglars • Jonnt Typnwritgr • R. B. Munro Electric e CMno City Rggtauront • BMty LnCnvnn Hair CHINA CITY RESTAUUAIVT ':HrFi m«5 1070 Will liiei Tma ParUag af Oar Oaar" PRIDE ... !■ integrity We Invite Your Comptiiflon . . . Our Diamonds Demand It ... ADMIRAL. WAYFABBR ““““i^nCarat AAA Quality WM e»f* r«rck*M 09 00 00 Go No Society—gem or otherwise—govern.^ the quality of a jewelers purcha.se — his pride h your guar^utee. R. B. MUNRO luCTiic coMPimr 10M W. Heroa FI S4431 ARTIFICIAL LMBS Newest type rtow manufactured and fitted in our Pontiac focility by certifiM Prosthetists. Featuring Soch feet, Bock knee and the latest in plastic arms. You Are Welcome To Visit Us Any Time And Observe Manufacturing Processes REPAIRS MADE ON ALL MAKES OIhLIMIS AMERIOAN ORTNOPEMO SERVlOE foMpS 1. Oa«kias. Carlifiad PioilbatiBl 1068 West Huron FE 5-7523 GroduoffoH aa OlyaFis Lifhtweiflit FoiUbJt • For collaga or carmr a Fuiatt typing faatuiat • Full-sixa kayboard • Pracition-built qujtlty • Waigbs lass, than 10 lbs. JONES nPEWRITER Snleg. end Service loss W. Hataa FI 2-2201 kaii(\ nilicsi Friend in JSeed What can hair 'ipray |,do for you? U you need tha extra aaaUt of a ■ ting lotioa, a apny can ba a friend in naad. It'S a quick fix-attva for looaa fly-away hair. It’a a ‘*tmiat“' for keeping avaning atardust USrtnklan in plaoa. Tba toehold tha eontalnar far enough away from the hair. Placing dlraetty next to tha hair oauaas too much coneentratloR and Mturatlon. Hair nvay may be the immediate anawer to keep your hair under oontiol. but UnUng wlU add a bit of extra glamour. Hatty teCema Bair PaaMani, ■7W Mile rnghway, Wat-crfarA OUando 4-tia. legi WvHuron Btroat. Pee-iiae. FUeral t-ntL Savlng§ Grow Faster.. Every DoUnr of Yoor Saving* I* INSURED TO 810,006.00 BY AN AGENCY OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT WHERE IT EARNS 3'/i> CURRENT RATE of Dividend Paid Semi-Aiuiurily ON ALL SAV^GS! 'OillKrXTeiSiFVTRifTaSM^ CUtalwad fedcrnl loviagi mi Loan Aaaeeieflaa Pontlae FUeral Savings HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St. ROCHESTER: 407 Main St. PO^AO: 16 E. Uwrcnce S 4416 Dixie Highway — DRAYTON PLAINS 1102 W. Mali* ^. — WALLED lake DiKuu Arab Build'Up NEW YORK (UPl) POyilAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31, 1961 Itef Davtd Ben Gurion conferred for !• minutes Tuesday over what THlUrEE.V 'Gifts' for Tractors May Be Tax Exempt WASHINGTON (AP) - Announcement of a controversial tax exemption for donations to the Tractors for Freedom Committee has been delayed because of congressional crttktom. Mortimer M. Caidifi, commissioner of internal revenue, said today the IRS won't issue an opinion until its position has been staled by the Senate-House Committee on Internal Revenue Tax- tlon. OKAY EXPIQCTED Caplin, in an interview, would not say what sort of decision will be made. However, other sources try to win freedom for 1,200 Cuban invasion prisoners. The committee would buy 500 tractors adilch would be delivered to Cuba in exchange for the pris- President Kennedy has ;:al]ed for phbtic support of tlfe program “ hich is privately sponsored. Kennedy has said that "tax emption is granted as a matter of course to any 'charitable* or-ganization engaged in the rehabilitation and assistance of needy refugees." Sen. Harry F. Byrd. D-Va., vice chairman of the Senate-House gave strong indications that Cap-commttee. last .week questioned LmoSn *** Renting the fund- 'raising organization a tax exemp- The ms chief is expected to actltion. “A ™>l"R of this kind would be opinion will be in the form of ................. ^ »" Probation backmail by >Oi> ball Prime M^idster Fidel Caatro. Baby killefU Hurt in State Caf Crash WAYLAND W - A 2-year-old Wyoming boy was kiUed today and Mir others in his family suffered injuries, state police said, in a traffic miriiap on U.8. 131. Officers said Steven English______ killed when the northbound family car went out of control about five miles north of Wayiand, struck a culvert and overturned. Reported in fair condition at St. Maty’s Hospital in Grand Rairfds were the boy’s father Charles, his mother Janette, 19, and their two other sons, Jacob, 1. and Jeffery, S months. Fight Japan Police letter to the tractor commiifa. Misting regula- TOKYO (UPI) - Leftist students and wUI state thaf an “ n<»t "PPOsing government plans to curb 'S J ihe^^ “ « blackmail." political violence battled police ' I# wa? Former Vice President Richart here and in Kyoto TueadaV in numbei legal coirfitions. 'm, Nixon and mori congressiomd,clashes in which 57 students mS The committee wgs formed to RepuWicans have been sharpiyiM policemen wefe injured. Told to Stop Drinking Arthur Ibomas, 19, was placed! on probation for two years.- ordered to pay court costs and 1294 restitution, and told to stop drinking, by Circuit Judge Stanton G. Dondero Monday. .judge he got in scrapes with the I law "a^esgl times" after he’d [been drinldw. He pleaded guilty May 16 to taking a car from his empJoyer, the Auto Reconditioning Service Shop, 138 S. Saginaw St., and damaging it. Although a minor, Thomas, of. 76 Florida St., admitted to theii Dogs see only black and white dth no color perception FALSE 'lEETH' Tkot Loosm N««d Not Imborrou UMr pisw eroppss, suppoe or «oo-hM ssjosl the WISDS tun*. D* sot Uv* la Aar at Uila UappaolastOTaw. Juas tprtnkla a itula PAnwrO. the alkallna reoa-aeld) paavuar. oa iw STORE Summer Favorites' MIRACLE MILE For the Girl who Knows Clothes The look, the feel, the fabric . . . the styling you expect to find in on R & K Otiginal. 7>ie style shown is sheer flattery in Stoffels imported Swiss cotton voile; motching loce-trim n^kline. Pink or blue. Repeat Sensation! THE MOST COMFORTABLE SHOE YOU’VE EVER WORN WEAR THEM 10 DAYS If you ore not completely Mtisfiod ... Wo Will Refund Your Money Cheerfully Block, White Bone m "HS^iove-Soft Leother. WIDTH lEIBBaBBBDBDBIEl NAnOWUA ■ K IQE X x IGE ID MEDUIMK 11 ( X ] X XI ( X ] 111 WDED X: ii|x|] K X ] i X a COMI IN FOR YOUR FIT TODAY j Use A Convenient Uon Charge mi ' ..I..;'-- ’x-J- ...........■■ PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MAY I HILLS BROS. COFFEE r"wTxH THIS COUWN j HILLS BROS. I ® i COFFEE * CAN 1ST QUALITY I Kralw I. fMMM ^ J?' i ■4 DnirtM n>iM. ! UBBY'S QUALITY SAVE 8c ON .5 CANS OF LIBirS YOU CAN RECEIVE UP TO SWEET PEAS....................... r ■ UEBY'S DELICIOUS-WHOLE KERNa OR _ ■ 300 ■ CREAMCORN... 5-*1 ■ EXTRA I V0USAVES.0N3L...S ••••*• , TOP VALUE ■ TOMATO JUICE .... ! • • ■ PURCHASIINOICATID laow ■ SUCEO OR HALVES | OP LIIIY ITEMS . - ■ PUASI CNiCEONf ■ LIBBY PEACHES. ■ □»8TIEW HSUSff I ^□ue8Ti^EM ssar I LIBBY CATCHUP , 14-OZ. ms. $<|- I □ihstmps isauf I WITH TOMATO SAUCE OR MOLASSES - DARK BROWN LIBBY BEAKS .. 14.0Z. CANS ■ □jMstiew 'ssasff I ' ■□Mnups Tsaarl »1 ■□H0STMP8 'SStfiffi * ■ COUPON VALID THRU UT., ■ “ lUNI }, 1961 AT KROOn IN ■ lUNI I, ______________ PONTIAC AMO DRAYTON PLAINS. LIMIT ONI COUPON '■■■■■■■I SAVE UP TO 19e ON 2 — KROGER SLICED MAKES I QUART —PRESH FROZEN Rye Breod 39‘ ReolemonLemoiiodetS^IO* SAVE «c ON FRESH BAKED—KROGER STOCKTON — CALIFORNIA Closed Donuts . 'liS 33* Tomotoes . . .4 SAVE 4c ON FRESH BAKED-KROGER ALL POPULAR BRANDS — REGULAR SIZE CiniMimon Rolls . ’mml' 37‘ Cigorettes . . SAVE lOe ON QUICK FROZEN — MORTON'S HOMBWAD — GOLDEN YELLOW Cream Pies tn^lIRRT 39^ Morgorifie .... 19* SAVE 9e ON 2 PKGi—QUICK FROZEN SWEET OR BUTTERMILK Twin Pops 12 »» 49* BiKuits . . 3 rum 29* KROGER CACKLING FRESH-GRADE A KRAFTS AMERICAN OR PIMENTO Lorge Eggs .... dm. 45^ Velveeto .... 2 79* BORDEN'S — HOA«XS£NIZED r '' COUNTRY aUB 1/^ Gcrilon Milk . Roli Butter-Ufi 65‘ SSarwMM,*'.......J.. uvisRAOC CORMSo BSW 50 EXTRA ,ir.. STAMPS VALUI WITH COUPON BELOW AND PURCHASE OP DEL MONICO SPAGHETTI ITALIAN SAUCE ONE POUND OR MORE FRESH GROUND BEEF . . 49* ALL CENTER CUTS PORK CHOPS TBRSH STBAWBRBBKS ;»ir39* U.S. NO. I GRADE ':50v'e on ft ice 30Ve eii MAINE POTATOES. .25^79* BIG RED RIPE WATEBMELONS 50 IXTRA 0| PICKED FROM THE LAND OF SUNSHINE — FLORIDA FBESH SWEET COBN 10 - 49*, , ^ ——-1 r- —— — —— n —— — — — T ■— B Top Value Stamp* ■ 125 EXTRA I 125 EXTRA | 125 EXTRA | 25 EXTRA | i |p EXTRA i ■ - ■ I TOP VALUE STAMM ■ |’ TOP VALUE STAMPS ■ ■ TOP VALUE,jTA.MPl ■ljnM!JViAAIA»STAMPS.^-.|-^ THU COUrOH 'awo rwcwAW I ■ WITN rmt eeuMN AND PVRCMASI I J ■ ■•/5 I or ONI JA« or « I I - -V lairYACitem m ^ * EMBASSY OLIVES \ \ JELLY ROLL O J , SLICED BACON O | j STEW BEEF O FRESH G^ND SfclF | ' rui»*il I . tatid' dI?A^ ^ SffJI*. . HL. _ _ — — _______^ leer. WIm or CIm. ■ ^ .............. - W ^ M« PrairNa fiiltm Ota ■ hfllHIfllBII SARAN WRAP .....roll 33e K««m food* fr«sh«r, longtr WITH THtI COUPON AND PURCNAH | ” WITN THIt COUPON AND PVRCHAM l” "l'' "~"“’"oM«'K«oaiR UMOM OR ■ T W MWY-YACItem-OP -^-----|---L'- 'Tm A1W-.OACYtat.te.:JiOI _________ __________ M jilLY roll O ' I SLICED BACON O j . STEW BEEF ^ LIPTON TEA Ba6s 100 ct. pkg. $1.23 TUNA PIES ....................^ 4—8-oz. pkgs. 89c AJAX CLEANSER . .2—I4^z. cons 33c Flo-thfouoh f«o bog* Chickon of th# S*o Brond. M«k*t your itoks tporkllno eioon I 000 island dressing 73/4-oz. btl. 39c HILLS BROS. COFFEE-------------------1 lb. can 68e CLOROX gal. 61c FLORiInT DEODORANT S'/j-oz, can 89c DwKon HInot ’frond 3« «r Drip Grind T*w po/f^ blopdi for vote loundry Hondy o*rotel (pray con—«ple* or plno Kont REOROSETEA 16 ct. pkq. 25e HILLS BROS. COFFEE .2 lb. con $1.33 CHICKEN ALA KIN® I can 53e VEI, BEAUTY BAR 2 bars 3?e Iriik, delldous tee boos 10c off R(gulor or Drip Grind r CoBtot Inq^frond • Softmi ot It clooniot yi^ur (km INSTANT COFFEE.................6-oz. jar B4c “ BOSCO . . .. .n.' .. ... . 24-oz. jar 59c GENTLE FEL$.................22*oz. btl. 65c 15c off Hilk fiothor* frond Co^ Ddicieu* M>lk Ampiifior for your cMIdron DWiwo(hino liquMf dotergont m pkotlc bottio " - ■ ■ - '■ . . i' •_______ '■ ^ J.-.' ■ ' ■ ■ ' " V.' . . ' e . ■ STILMATO , 2—303 cans 37c 'V LOW PRICES p/u; GRffN STAMPS j - I Always YOUR BUDGET'S BEST FRIEND ! From U.S. CHOICE BEEF Out Of FULLY MATURED, GRAIN-FED STEERS —Now Featured By FOOD FAIR at NEW LOW PRICESI U4. cHoiei KEr 59i Chuck Steak TaF-O'-The-Grade U.S. CHOICE RIB STEAK........... 89 ii- Pre-DIced _ — _ LEAN BONELESS BEEF...............79".. U,i Clielea Beef.. # BONELESS ROLLED RUMP............. 89ib. STEAKS ROUHD STEAK Chase & " maxwell house COFFEE Can 59 uS'"'r WithCaupanBelaw SIRLOIN STEAK 69; 79: 89 T-BONE or CUBE lb. CAVERN MUSHROOMS—SAVE I6‘ 4^ *1.00 •LINDALI'S —Re«ular er Unky SKINLESS FRANKS ... p:^39* RMUUR 1 FOR 29. Fleeer.1 CANADA DRY POP 10* Pie. Oeee.lt Feed Fal^—CreeMed Lerfe er Sm.II Curd COHAGE CHEESE .. ct 19* lAVI 1 le—Ovr Plnei* dwell UfM Teeel FOOD FAIR TUNA 89* SAVE l«e— Cela RIae—Helve. FREESTONE PEACHES .4 *r SAVE lOe ON 4—Tender, Teaty HONEY SWEET PE AS... 203 ......... Can 12* SAVE |*e—Feed Fair Pera Cencerd GRAPE JUICE... J 24.0*. $|00 SAVE lOe ON 4—Hermeny Tender CUT GREEN BEANS 303 12* SAVE lOe ON 4 MOTHER'S DEUOHT OlAMT BIUE ncn or Fab SAVE 20e ON 2 Rinso or SAVE 1E< ON 4 With Coupon f YOU SAVE 6e TOMATOES FOOD FAIR - OUR FINEST QUALITY FRUIT COCKTAIL MIX OR MATCH THESE READY-TOEAT • CHOMOA itw-et. • alpha MnetWoOK. WHITE, PINK. YELLOW. OR AQUA TOILET TISSUE CHARMIN TISSUE SOUD PACK—FLORIDA'S NNESTl 303 Com IN HEAVY SYRUPI 2V» Cam 12< 29* 4-™*1** 4 £11.29* , SQUASH SPINACH GREEN PEAS FRENCH FRIES BROCCOLI CUTS PEAS & CARROTS Food Fair StraMfberries.. Pr^ieisuaad o Pk«.. Minute Maid Lemonade lamen-Umeada 8 Caei w 7'^99' SAVI ISe—Feed Fair Fre.li Freiee 5a: 99* Campbell's Vegetable Soups.. 5c.».69* Campbell's Meat & Chicken Soups “.'jr.JSiS' 5 c... 89* Texsun Orange Juice • • • Ntterel, UiMweeteeed 46-Ox. Can 39* Orange Juice Banquet Dinners ....2 89* Banquet Meat Pies...‘TJ.’rfilJ" 5 h, 99* FOOD PAIR'S GOLDEN RIPE Fresh Tomatoes ?.r.r,.’."’food Fair MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER — Telegraph at Square Lake Rd ' f;' ' V V ^ ‘ \ M X i Frtdi' Corfpkteiy CkoMi GovMwnMt hspkted. Top Ovolty tai!. A-Ui\ AiAC J^KESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. 1961 FRYERS CUT.UF, SPLIT OR QUARTfRID lb. WHOLE CHICKENS COME SEE.^YOUU SAVE! 5lwtu7 LB. 39c A. 's ,AN6EL FOOD mi m ^ REG. 59c REG.49C If you’re brand new at planning meals for two __AfcP can be a lot of help to you! You’ll enjoy AlkP foods—^that’s guaranteed. And AlIsFs storewide low prices sure save you more. For unbeatable value, try quality-famous AAP Exclusives: Jane Parker Baked Goodk, Ann Page Fine Foods, and AHfcP premium-quality Coffee. mA m i 1 i I 1 ‘ v:;ri Its tcndcT CTUst flakcs away, at the touch of a fork. And under-pi:j ncath... there’s rosy-red cherries as luscious as you’ve ever tasted. Delightful pie ... perfectly baked by Jane Parker! r.: Who else but Jane Parker would bring you an An^ Food tiui^a so light and flavorful at siich a thrifty price? Ddidous «looe»" or with your favorite ice cream. REG. 49c JANE PARKER 14B. TWIN PACK WHITE HOUSE Evaporated MILK Whitt Houm Milk tnrichtt hearty chowdari, omaltts. sauces and casseroles. 6179 JANE PARKER CARAMEL J’ecan Rolls 39‘ Potato Chips 59 ■ JANi PARKER Sliced Rolls.. .SI, 33c SAVE lOc—JANi PAMIR Jelly Fingers DONo'friclc* • • op's " ALL-PURPOSE, PURE VEGETABLE dexo Shortening 3&79‘ For fluffy cakes, perfect fries and pies, there’s none better than this pure vegetable shortening — dexo. And best of all — it’s lower priced! JANE PARKER Italian Style Bread . . . 25c ^ JANE PARKER—FRESH ifATED, ENRICHED Vfhit6 BrGod • . • • 0, 2ioAvn 43c M ,• *; : You Must SEE Your Coffee Ground To Enjoy 60MEMIUFIAVOR fiesh-giound flavor you eaitt get in a ean! Only fresh-groimdcoffee gives you **good-old-days” flavor. Tha^i why AikP Coffee is kept in the whole bean until you bdy... then caatom-tround precisely right for your coffeemaker to give you big, fresh, wonderful COFFEE MILL FLAVOR . . . fresh-ground flavor you can’t get in a can. (If you’re having a crowd, better buy the big, extra-thrifty 3-pound bagi) _ , - AAIIOANDMEUOW Eight O’clock ^^57 34Lla|IU5 RKHANDFUU4Q0IB VIOOIOUS ANDWMCr REDCIROI BOlUR 14i. ■AG • ' Vv A. 6P "65* 3^h|*IJ7 3-lLlof P>WSIBIXSIIUI You don’t have to wonder whether your “Super-Right” (Quality Steaks will be good or not. They’re guaranteed-quality — everyone of them cut from grain-fed Western steer beef. Enjoy one at your barbecue and SAVE, too! PORTERHOUSE OR CHIP fresh Mushrooms HoBbut Staok 43c Frnh White Fbh «•*"». . . “ 69c Fresh Cleaned Smelt .19c Fresh White Bass «»"■«...” 33c Highliner Ocean Perch ...» 39c Fish Sticks .. • ’pro*' 37i CHARCOAL BRIQUEnES - “SUPER-RIGHr' PREPARED FRESH MANY TIMES DAILY PEAS 4 lO-OZ. PK6S. FROZEN FOOD iUYS AfirP BRAND—OUR FINEST QUALITY 69. TREESWin BRA^D Lemonade •. 10 c^s 99c Chicken ■ la King «»<”■.. 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MAV 31, 19ttl Cooking on Board Can Be Challenge to Meet The time American* will spendiciotB all-iiwme akillet <»nner based on board their craft thia aumraerjo,, popular Swisa Steak, taking ad-is precioiB time, too valued to \tai can. No matter howling poor weather! small .Nsjur galley space, stock it captain’s Speetal as ^vell as possible with reliable , ^ staple* and some fresh onions and rr^_____ green peppers for multiple uses. } uhtouean* wixt oil Canned foods are a booni also be J sure to carry a few versatile sen-, tMipooni mu soning* with which you can per-‘ *25^ ti^r form wonders, Along with staples such as salt dm sugar, stock that i t.-rra ptapor siic*a small but essential bottle of Ta- -rfin, e\ce;ps fat from steak, basco. - Sprinkle tenderizer on meat ac- This liquid red pepper anasan- cording to package direitloM. tax. used In eeanoadeal aoMaala, Brown steak well, about 10 You Eat PeniciHium in Blue Cheese! ON BO.CRD—Two live savers for the galley slave. First Mate's Reprieve, using canned aoup. luncheon meat and bei^ in a hearty one-dish The color -■ or delicate mar-' bling — in blue cheese is Penldl-' Hum Roquefort!. It has a peppery taste which' gives the cheese the character-! Istic piquant flavor for which it| jis knofwn. according to Barbara I Blue, home economics director of; W the American Blue Cheeae Aaeo-i elation. j The temperature, air currents; iand humidity found in aging fa-Iciiities effectively promote thej Igrowth of the agent. Most Amer-1 lean blue cheese is aged loiqcerl than foreign-made cheeses of the! same type, usually >90 days and in some cases as king as American blue cheese, which is made from cow's milk. Is avail* | meal, and the Captain's Special, a sea-going able at reasonable price* in *u-verskm of Swiss Steak. permarketa and other stores that )*dl cheese. ___ __________s on each .side, in salad oil in _ 1/ L L k 'wrapped In ba« Banana Kebobs Are Z7SiSTDelicious,Unusual Captain’s Special and nrst garnish with green pepper. Sim- -Mate’s Reprieve., , met 10 minutes or hMted j,.j^ almost 4ime-for a fayorlte The Captain's Special is a delj-^y^. 4 to 6 servings. time—that's barbecue time with wrapped In bacon. Brush all ke-jls crisp, peppers are tender andj Americlans drink 125 billion Napaj Grill until bacon!meat and bananas am browned.'of coffee a year. THURSDAY ONLY SUPER SPECIAL! 7-RIB tUT PORK LOIN Livt Better for Less DAVEY'S FREEZES SALES For Frushetf MEATS of Lowotf Frkot SHINNERS I N. Safiaaw, Oawntawa Poatiac all the fun of eating outdoors. If I you have neyer made Banana Ke' bobs, don't fail to add them to the favorites that just taste better' when they are cooked on a grill.! ounce* I couBfiini b«ni Allow per each skewer U lb. of hamburger meat, l strip of bacon Blend curi> powder. Tabasco and cut into 2 pieces. 4 green pepper, salt with cream of mushroom soup. red pepper and one banana cut Stir in soup can of milk; heat, into thirds, and melted butter or Add luncheon meat and cannelini margarine lor brushing kebobs beans: reheat. Garnish with diced fore placing on grill, green pepper, parsley or chives, Alternate chunks of banana op if desired skewer with pieces of sweet red Yield; 4 to 6 serv ings and green pepper and meatballs REMODELING SALE! PERRY FRIENDLY MARKET North Perry Street at Madison OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 and SUNDAY Wc'rt remod«ling to mokt roody for Pontioc's newest moot center . . . Soon wo'll onnounco the opening of the new . . . AIRWAY lOODS snciuizmc « QUAUn MEATS AT LOW. LOW PRICES! For Broiling —Tender, Juicy! SIRLOIN and RIB YOUR CHOICE—ALL ONE PRICE, NONE HIGHER! FIRST QUAUTY Ground Beef 3S 3 lb. pkg.... $1j09 5 Ib. pkg.... $1jG9 LUSCIOUS CUBE STEAKS 79 Fu. TENDER HAN SUCES n Lb. Michigan Grade Sliced BOLOGNA 29 1 Lb. Pkg.—Limit 2 Pkgs. We reterve the right to limit Quantities! \ Shop the-Hoffman Way! Cut Your Food Bills 25% on Fine Quality Foods! Extra Leon, Small, Whole PORK LOINS SUCED Fin 35.4: Leon Cottoge Style N PORK CHOPS \ 3 89% Fine Flavored, Breakfast V tonm SAKME ' \ 3 “ 99' Tasty—Tender Round SWISS STEAK 49 lb. Sugar Cured, Smoll, Leen / SLAB BACON Michigon Grode ^1 . a CHUNK rDAMIfC BOLOGNA OR rllAlllkd Sugar Cured SUCED lACOI 6 Ita. ; Ttnder, Slicad Steer LIVER 3 *1“ Pork SboiMsr Roatl 29* 2 U. Lm( CHEESE SPREAD 59* For o Sundoy Treot—Spring Brondod Choice SAVE 30c a Leg o’ Lamb OUAl.lTY FRUITS anil VEGETABLES URGE SIZE Pink Grapefruit ic e-t?' U.S.#1 LARGE MAINE POTATOES 10‘“29“ SWEET SUNKIST ORAKGES 3’“09' JlLl^¥Oiai FREEZER M0WI FULL SIDES GRAIN FED STEER BEEF — GOVERNMENT IN SFECTED — SATISFACTION GUARANTEED zsoib. Lb. ’“Jb. lb. ^0®|F®BE lai*. Lb. 45° Avg. 39 Va ■tiF. |va CUT—WRAPPED--SHARP FROZEN AND DELIVERED FREE No Money Down-12 E-Z Payments-FREE! One Lqrge Turkey With Each Side of Beef! Coffman’s Pontiac Freezer Foods,, Inc. 526 N. PERRY (Next to Wrigiey's) Pricee Good Thure., Fri^ Sot. FE 2-1100 THE PO^TTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. Fragrant Tang pf Cinnamon Spices Food NINETEEN j fresh, frozen or canned fruit. I Yield: 6 ‘*When should ground dnoaimn be used and when whole 'stick cinnaition?" This often psazles young homemakers, but the answer is quite simple. Use ground cinnamon in all baked things, of course; In cakes, cookies, pies, breads Use it also on ever-popular cinnamon toast and as a dusting over whipped cream fluffs or the meringues floating island pudding. Stick cinnamon should be used to flavor a clear liquid such as pickling vinegar or the syrup of a fruit compote. It’s ideal in marinades and in certain soup stocks; in fruit butters, jams. Jellies and preserves. It take.s at least 10 to 1.1 minutes of simmer-heat to the full aroma of stick cin-i rooks have d.________,___ namon. but longer cooking doesn’t) er delightful uses lor this bark, affect the ^ellgh^ ftevor. j The Penaailvaaia Dutch love This is a spice which‘has been with sugar and Hnnamon, eat-in demand tor thousands of years, tag this dish as a i .rtiH. I.!«»-. to to- ito/r 's h kki ciaasmoa, S" loos ip> Ugbt eresin IP >utsr iTel^ imitevorrs griatint ■4 Uagpooa m4s H (n>po«B trMSd et teaipoeo Mit 1 teaapooD pur* ruluu cxin H cup *1101*11104, tottaiod a wire rack to finish cooling.' 'When cold, ice with Cinnamai)-j Chocolate Fudge Frosting. Cut into I'square or 24 pieces. | CInnamoa Chocolate Frosting «ipaan grouad etimsmoir IP butuf or msrtsrlnc. lOttcBjd istpoon pur* vsbIiIi cxtrsct species ... have economic- value, the most important are Oli The Chinese mix ground cinna-'and chill until mixture begins to seytaaicum Am^can~co^ pifri"“" ****’ rloveajthlckea. Remove cinnamon. Beat! Blend soda, cinnamon, salt and pure vanilla extract with softened shortening. Gradually blend in fer the more pronounced aromaof «<> make “fivetsoOr cream until of ^mooth. fluffy | in egg. Add flour alternately fPifh casaia, ' whUe the veiy mild, buf- * “'^,'^Jkey um cohsistency. Fold into % mix-jmilk. Beat batter 4 minute^ Turn, ed’ Ceylon cinnamon is' the ture along with pure vanilla ex-|into h well-gieaied. lightly flouiedi d in Mexico and certain other!with bits tract. 8x»x:.'-mch pan. Bake in a prehpat-1 iof whole cinnamon. There are end-, Tv»m into oiled individual molds . less ways of adding savor to eventor- unto aft oiled 1-quart mold. CbinanMn Is famous hi the the simplest di.shes with cinnamonlChi;i until firm and ready to leasert ^**hn, but the world's land other spices. scn-c. UnmoM and sene with ed moderate oven (350 F. i 40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean Cool In pan 10 minutes. Turn out onto Blend cinnamon with softened butter or margarine, pure vanilla extract, and melted chocoiate. Add TOnlectkiners' sugar alternately with sour cream BeAl until of mooth spreading consistency. Yield: .Suffkient frosting for top of one 8-inch square cake. _ , Canada leads the world in production of nickel, asbestos and platinum. SAVE »<-EARN iioallM lei 1^1 ■ S«al-AM« Established in 1890 —• Never missed peyinq # dividend— 71 years of sound management, your assurance of security. Assets over 56 million dollars. Capitol Savings & Loan Assn. EstabU$hed 1890 7S W. Hum SU. rraliic FI 4-0S61 CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING Week Week tfeut ^iheM tfeat Valued fin at. . . Center Cut PORK IMPS Recipe of the Week Select porit chops of good size and choice quality, wifh lots of tender, tweet meat on 'em .. .TobieRite, of coursel RIB END Pork Roast 29' Lb. 8 Pork Chops (%-in. thick) \ Con Tomoto Soup 2 Onions sliced % Teaspoon Tobotco Va Teaspoon Salt V* Teaspoon Powdered Oregono Place chops in large Locking dish. Arrange sliced onions ever chops. Mix taboKO, salt and oregano with tomato soup. Pour over the chops. Soke in 350* oven for one hour or until chops ore fork tender. Serve with seasoned rice, baked potato or LOIN END Pork Roast Lein Cut Pork Chops Fresh or Country Style Spororibs Much More _ Sliced Bacon. i*. 49 ,*69‘ ,*49‘ TobieRite Lunch Moots. Fresh Sliced Beef Liver .. . TobieRite Round Steak * Mb. Print -10 SALE- IGA Iodized Salt. . . . Jock Rabbit Navy Boans^*_a.. ::i0‘ Elbow Macaroni. irio* IGA—Wedge Jar Mustard IGA WholeJrish Potatoes....... “10‘ IGA Pork & Beans. . . !^10‘ IGA Light Red Kidney Beans. . . “10* Conoda Dry Canned Pop.... ,.,10* ....?.i^79‘ 1-ib. IQc e e e e ctn. 1 W |[COTIAOt\\ ■ 'vj llCHEESE ..Silos' ^ COTTj PilUbury CAKE MIX 3 All PurpoM Swift’iiiiig PONTIAC t PAUL’S IBA FOODUNER WBBAubeiiiAve.Cer.Ceeeiic Open OeH —Fresh Produce Values— Cello Tomatoes (.6., 19‘ Sweet Corn.... 5 e.s39‘ Cello Carrots.. .pi, 19' Bnnnnns WMin LAKI TRADING POST IGA 3393 Opmoml taod T\^^:NTY the POXTIAC press, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1961 • m.HUItON CINTIR • m AURIMF^ t SS^N.pIrRY • 59 S. SAGINAW • 5060 WXII HWY.. DRAYTON PLAINS • NORTH HILL PUZA. ROCHESTER « K»rrT Of fiH fAWtWO * COUNTRY STYLE, LEAN, MEATY Spare Ribs " 39 ALL CHOICE CENTER CUTS - SMOKED Ham Slices oS Hygrade’s Fancy. Sweet-N-lzed Sliced Bacon 59 Turkey Parts I Beef front puarter SALE Freshly Cut from U S. Govt. Insp. Turkeys Whole Lo9S or - - (No Boel Attached) Bream < rUaaka ' I Attoc TlirkBy WiB«s You goto.. ^ * Rib ■—A BellluB —L * ChiKh Beaete ^ Ream .Ml wSw h 150-lbs. Each ^ Hygrade’s Sliced Luncheon Meats Peschke — Michigan Grade .1 Glendale Sliced — Mich. Grade 1 Large Bologna Lx j Skiniess^Franks Mickelberry Pure Pork Small Link Sausage Mich. Grade 1 lb. Can With Coupon in This Ad LILY, Grade 'A' Large Eggs 39 Dos. In Cfn. iC No Q)upon Needed INTRODUCTORY PRICE NEW ELNA BRAND COFPEE 2^99* ..................tnae..Me^M.a»jj;jej ■■ 5’. s' The top of the crop to you from Food Club SAVE 20c SAVE 20c SAVE 16c SAVE 19c SAVE* ON SAVE 11c SAVE 8c food Club Cut Green or Wax Beans Food Club Red Ripe Whole TomcrtooB Food Club Quelity Tomato Ccrtsup Food Club Refreshing Tomato Juke 6 6 4 4 303 Cam 20^. IHt. 46*oa. 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OFF UM x^. $p3 I 1.U. 68* KfWdlM Skof Oood POTATO OREO NEWSBOY CHIPS COOKIES COOKIES t?^69* ffir 49 39* SERVING YOU BlIItR SAVING YOU MORE national SERVING YOU BETTER SAVING YOU MORE NATIONAL .■■■ V r! W-, / '■>X ] - - •cisF‘V'' ‘■ TWEXTV-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESI^AY. MAY 81, IMl 5 29 nationd forks art filled with surfrising sights. Shell seetkmal maps i ihafmktert vU ommob-awi fO«Mriaffv iMfcrms. For safety’s tJka, a How SheD’s free Touring Service can help you have the time of your life 6n your vacation Mail coupon below for free 50-page book of travel tips. It’s one of the ways Shell’s touring experts take the trouble out of travel You can also get a free, personalized Shell Touring Service Package. Kfs cranuned with information that will make your trip more fun. Read what this Package contains—and how to get one. 8. Shell mapc contain an index of cities for quick reference. 9. Street maps of major dries en route ate in* duded in your Touring Package. 10. Sute parks, and lutkmal parks and month roents are shown. Parb with and without camp sites are properly noted. 11. Fenyboat lines are marked. A junket on the water can cut miles out of your trip. It also provides a delightful change of pace. penses on the road is to have your SheD Dealer give your car a complete SEellubrication before you leave. Indude an oil diange tp new Shell X-100* Premium Motor Oil. This will hdp you get top perfomumce. A car that delivers top performance always saves money. Make this promise^ to vour family: This summer, discover tome of those places that you’ve always meant to visit, but never have. Shell Touring Service will hdp you keep your promise. The first thing to do k to clip the coupon at the right for your free Shell book of travd tips. It has 50 pages d helpful tips ranging from the care and feeding of children to the care and feeding oLcars. Then tell your Shell Dealer where you want to go. Hell send a spedal travel {nfo^ matkm request card to the nearest of 15 Shell Touring Centers. A team of touring experts then assembles your free Touring Package. It will be ready in about two weeks. Your Shell Dealer will notify you when to come in fm it Here’s what your personal Touring Package contains. Admiceofrovtcs 1. The Shell touring experts plot a choice of routes for you—the fastest or the most scenic. The routes are dearly marked with a broad, green line. So you don’t strain your eyes hunting for them. 2. The routes are plotl^ from your starting point to your destination and back home again. Surdy you do want to return a different way. motb: Your routing is based on the latest Ji>-formation. However, construction work can cross you up. Keep checking with Shell Dealers vdien you’re On the toad. They usually know what’s happening up ahead. 12. Your personal Touting Package contains sources for lodging and dining information —to help you select accommodations that suit youtoa't ^ 14. ShdTs touring experts have intdligenoe reports on parks, beaches, cities, historic churches, monuments, and museums you can see en route. These pointers are induded in your personal Touring Package. Shdl Dealen can also give you iiuide t^ on what to look for. And, of course, they ha^ today’s Super Shell with 9 ingredients—to give your car top performance. Up4o-d«teBUipf 3. Your trip k charted on up-tudate, full-color maps. If you’ie driving through OMie than one state, you’ll be guided on a seetkmal map that covers the wh^«^ 13. Shell’s touring experts send you a useful, threepart record for daily expenses. Part one is for personal expenses. Part two is for normal car expenses. 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One of them, TCP* additive, am give ' many cars up to 17 extra miles per tank-fid.An important plus when you're trying to cut costs. ^ Typical contents of a Shell Touring Service Package. See how ft takes the trouble Out of travel. I. A deariy marked routing. 2. Supplemental hi^iway m^a. 9. Guides tpjititifs end itatea. 4. Beaches, f. AoooBunodation iafomiatioQ. 4. Ferryboat schedules. 7. Pdats of/inteiest •. Ei^enM lecoid. €. Turnpikes, toll roads, and freeways are mistakaUy identified. 7. Pt»ulations.of all towns are indicated. :s- , ( THE HONTIAC press i;V"EDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1961 PONTIAC. MICHIGAN. TWENTY-FIVE Summer Sun Shines on Betrothals and Weddings engagement of their daughter Diane iRay to John G. Harken Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Harken of Old Orchard Drive. DIANE RAY TAYLOR I Patricia Mae Hoyes ; Repeats Nuptial Vows Tlw Wlfconiin Dells is the , boBeynoon desttnation ot Norman T. Smith and his I bride, the fonner Patrida Mae ' Hogrsa at MontlceUo Avenue. ' Th^exchaagadringsand voma Saturday evening In the OaUand Avenue United Presbyterian Cbnreb widi Rev. , Ibaodora AUebacb otfldatlng. Daughter ot Mrs. Margaret Hoyea of Penaacola Avenue and Flimey Hoyes of Wixom, the bride wore white nylon embroidered organsa and lace. A double Swedish crown of seed pearls and sequins caught her bouffant veil. White roses, stephanotis and carnations comprised her colonial bouquet. Nosegays of white carnations and pink rosebuds complemented pale turquoise silk organza over taffeta for honor matron Mrs. James Waldo and Phyllis J. Burt, bridesmaid. Their headbands were Dior bows. Robert-D. Smith ushered at his brother's wedding. Also ushering were James L. Weber of Milford and Richard G. Turner of Detroit. Charles A. Roth of Saginaw was best man. The bride is a Junior at Hur-^ley-Hoepital School of Nursing. Flint, a^ the bridegroom affiliated with Alpha Tau Iota while attending General Motors In- NOBMAN T. gMVni The Guy E. Smiths of Orlando Avenue, parents of the brldegsoom, joined the bride's paraits at tte church recep- Strictly 'Square' (NEA) — Those aquare-toed The 11th annual candtelight bail for the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Bloomfield Hills, win be at the Latin Quarter. Detroit, on June 9. The evening, for graduates, will begin with a reoeptian for the girts and their escorts at the convent. At the Latin Quarter parents will join the couples in a receiving line. X midnight supper will be ot the Eighteenth Oantary, are definitely high taahlan in Paris. Some show After the ball the honorees and their dates will go to the Birmingham honte of the Judge Beardens and their daughter Susan for breakfast. Drayton Plains Couple Weds at Lady of Lakes Attendants in coral organa. Fhji chrysanthemums and frosted grapes, preceded Nancy Jean Stuart to the altar in Our Lady ot the Lakes Onireh Saturday, when Rev. F. J. Delaney solemnized her vows to James A. Larkin. Mrs. Ian MacGiUivray was her sister’s honor matron. Her cousins Kathy and Betsy See-bald and Joan McIOnnon were bridesmaids. Kathy Larkin of Dayton, OMo, in white organdy with coral cummerbund, held a basket of white rose petals and myrtle leaves. Daughter of the James W. Stuarts of Drayton Plains, the bride chose white tissue taffeta styled with princess tiiip silhouette and chape illusion veiling. A crystal nmrj, gift of her grandmother, entwined white orchids, stephanotis and ivy on a White Bible, gift of the bridegroom. BBOTHEB n BEST MAN David Larkin stood as beqt man for bis brother. They are the sons of the Leo W. Larkiha „ of Drayton Plains. Ushers were # Thomas Truscqtt, Lansihg; Robert Sippell, Port Huron, and Jerry Baumler of Hills- MBS. JAMES A. LABEIN Waterford Community Center, the newlyweds left for Niagara Falls. They wUl live in Drayton Plains. « bridegroom's nephew, ny Jones, carried the u Jimmy Stuart and Dan-Larfdn assisted with the r a buffet luncheon at Mri. Stuart, in linden green silk shantung and shqer green print duster, held a purse topped with alstromerla. Mrs. Larkin, wearing cocoa-embroidered linen wltfa apricot-shade jewelry, held a purse corsage ot M!b^ Jo roaas. - JUDITH GRACE WAGNER ANITA LOUISE HALL L,l‘W*-■ ■ -. .-J,;** KAROL MILLER August vom are planned by Mary Karol Miller of Milford, daughter of the Herbert J. Millers of East Lansinf, to Gerald M. Breen, son of the Quirinus D. Breens of Berwick Boulevard. Both are graduates of Michigan State University. InStollatiOn Cer«-niony in Visconhin Women s Section Abby Says: Read a Book No Excuse for Ignorance tion of officers for the Ek>i>co-pal Church Women of St. Stephen’s Elpiscopal Church will be 13:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hotter on Beadi Road, Birm- By ABIGAIL VA.\ BUREN DEAR ABBY: We have been invited to a Catholic wedding but my husband doesn't want to go because he says we will have to go through all that crossing and kneeling, and we aren’t Catho- your lies. Annual Convent Ball Slated for June 9 I say that non-Catholioo are not expected to do that. Who is right? Also, we were recently invited to a Jewish wedding and we pas^ that up because someone told my husband that aU the men had to break their glasses. What about that? INFORMATION WJ:ASE DEAR INFCMlMATTCMi: Non-Catholics are not expected to (jealousy), you can heal youi^ self. Let your daughter-in-law do as she wishes. It's natural for a girl to gravitate toward her own mother. When she matures a little more, she will become as considerate of yoim feelings as you are of hers. Patience, Mom. We would like to know your opinion, please. THE FOLKS IN THE BUILDING DEAR FOLKS: Isn’t there a chance that she goes with him because she wants to be with him—and he enpxirages her because he wmts her there? Following luncheon the Rev. Carl Saym, vicar, will install officers, who are Mrs. Hotton, president; Mrs. Don MUte, president-elect; Mrs. William Snyder, recording secretary; Mrs. Lyle Ovlatt, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Knickerbocker. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Osborne, UTO custodian; and Mrs. John Eldon, historian. Before an altar banked with rhododendrons and white snapdragons in St. Paul Lutheran Church, Madison, Wis., Lena May Sewell pledged kqws to' James H. Wockenfuss, also of Madison. Rev. Alvin Berg performed the rite. Reoehdng in the church parlors were the bride’s parents the Thomas Maynards of West- DEAR ABBY: There is a young covqtle in our building who has aroused our suspicions. He clerks during the day, and on weekends he plays band jobq odt of town. His wife is a real looker. Every weekend when he goes out of town to play these band jobs, she goes with him. We wives say that she goes with him because she can't trust him away from home. Our husbands say that he takes her along because he can’t trust HER home alone. DEAR ABBY; It sure enough bums me up to hear the way some of those Yankees make fun of the way we Southerners talk. When we say, "You all,’’ we mean "All of you." No Southerner would ever say what that lady from Brooklyn said to the man from Virginia — "Drop dead, you all” — unless she meant for everyone in Virginia to drop dead. If she can’t talk property, she should hush up her mouth. FROM GEORGIA AND PROUD OF IT WNF&G Picnic The Bloomfield Hills Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association will meet Monday at the Meta-nuwa estate of Mrs. John Q. NageL The annual June picnic will feature a gourmet cooperative lundteon, idant sale and a talk by Mrs. F. G, Garrison, noted world traveler, who will speak of ‘The Wandering Garden- way Drive and the bridegroom’s parents the Harold Wockenfusses of North Fond du Lac, Wis.. Fashioned of candlelight parchment satin with Chantilly lace re-embroldered with pearls and sequins, the bell skirt swept into a chapel train. AYri>«^^ cap l*ce caught fingertip veiling of silk illusion. The bride held a cascade of Fuji chrysanthemums, white roses and ivy. Lavender cummerbunds accented frocks of white eyelet for Mrs. Robert Wissman of Wayne, her cousin’s honor matron and bridesmaids Mrs. George Bird of YpsilanU, and Alice Pert of Madison. Mary Ann Athanasoff of Birmingham was junior attendant. They held nosegays of feathered chrysanthemums, white roses and ivy. George Bird was best man and Gary Rlentan and John ~ ' 1 of Madison served as MRS, JAMES H. WOCXENFU88 kneel and cross themselves. And at a Jewish Wedding, the groom breaks a GLASS (not esl). There is little excuse for knowing so little about another person's religion. Ask any clergyman (or librarian) for an enlij^tening book on the subject. Odetta to Lead Off Art Festival's Events DEAR ABBY; I am a mother-in-law who needs you to set her straight. My son married a girt whom I love very much. She is very close to Nationally known folk singer Odetta will open the eight nights of events scheduled in the Birmingham Arts Festival’s geodesic dome June 17-34. Dome Activities Committee Chairman Dean Coffin an- I try to let the young people live their own lives, but my daughter - in - law practically lives with her mother. They are together day and night. T7>e young couple is always over at her mother’s. All holidays are spent there. They are expectii« a baby and the wife’s mother is gathering the baby things at her home, evidently sxpecting to take full charge/of it. I know I am jerious, but I can’t help it. Let me have it, Abby. "THE OTHER MOM ” and versatUe singer will appear at Shain Park in downtown Birmingham at 8:40 p.m., June 17 and 18. She will lead off a week-long schedule that Includes drama, poetry, film"classics, a gourmet matinee and a daytime produetkx) for children. It ends with a two-night jazz concert. The jazz artists will bring their synoopatkins to the dome on June 33 and 34. On Charter Members’ Night, the 33rd. top jazz musicians who performed at last year’s Birmingham Arts Festival will return. Among them will be blind pianist Bess Bonnier, drummer J. C. Aeard and vfcdlnist Joe Kennedy. The concert on the 24th will feature artists who have not appeared previously at the jazz event in Birmingham, to Dome headliner Odetta has featured role’in the newly released motion picture "Sanctuary." with Yves Montand and Lee Remick. Odetta has appeared in a number of important festivals and concerts, including the Monterey Festival in California and Carnegie Hall. When she appeared recently > at Detroit's Ford auditorium, the 2300-seat structure was jammed. Seating guests were Neal D’Chnzio of Madison, Thomas Eggers of Milwaukee and WilUam Hanisch of Fond du Lac. Raymond Steele was junior usher. After a New England honeymoon, the couple will be at home in Madison. They are graduates of University of Wisconsin and the bride holds a degree from Eastern Michigan University. On her second night’s appearance here, she will feature the blues and be accompanied by the Fred Kaz trio. She will devote Saturday’s program to folk songs. Curtain time will be 8:40 p.m. nightly, except for June 21. which is 9:00 p.m. Girl Scouts Hold Event DEAR "MOM ”; If you can Will Speak on African Problems Her first pubHc- appearance in Michigan since returnin'.,' from Africa will be made by Mrs. G. Meraien Williams frofn field Mils — An honors-winnlng dramatic production will follow Odetta Monday, June 19, when the Li-vonia-Redford Theatre Guild presents "The Dark at the Top of the Stahrs," by William Inge. The theatre group’s production was adjudged the best show in the recent drama festival held by the Detrott-Wlndsor Theatre Council. The famous bagpipers of the Essex and Kent Scottish Pipe Band and the colorful Ukrainian Bandurists Chorus will step onto the dome’s platform June 20. Both groups are noted for their inteipretatioa of music of their native lands. The 33-man Bandurist Chorus which gets is name from the Ukrainian national instrument, the bandura, has been called "the most professional chorus A "Gourmet Matinee" at 2:30 p.m. June 21, will be conducted by Philip Velez. The famous chef of the London Chop House and Caucus Club is known to Detrotters as Personal News PLAYERS TO ENTERTAIN The Vanguard Players will entertain children with their new production of "Bumbles,” at 3 p.m. June 23. Hw average cost of tickets for the events In the dome is $3.30, with some slightly higher OOMlDr FILM Proceeds will be utlllzted to establish a Birmingham Art Center. Work on the center has already been started by the Bloomfield Art Association, sponsors of the Birmingham Arts Festival. Located at 1318 Cranbrook, Road, the new center for exhibitions and classes is the former Birmingham sewage disposal plant. It Is now undergoing a thorough deodorization, Mrs. Howaid H. McNeill. Oakland County women are being invited to participate in ■ Mrs. Williams’ reception, sponsored by the Democratic Women of Oakland County. Mrs. Williams will tell of her trip to Afr^» and her own impressions of that area’s need for more education, health pro-gitms and trained per-onnel. Through an admission fee, sponsors of the reception expect to raise funds for the Oakland County Democratic Committee’s use. Mrs. Williams and her hus-band, assistant sMretary of state for African aftain, will return to Africa later this "The Golden Age of Comedy,” a film reviewing the art and the humor of the Immortal clowns ot pioneer filmdom such as Harold Uoyd and Charlie Chaplin. A son, pharles Luther, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. George L. Thomas (Patricia Young) of Birmingham, May 18 at Detroit Oateopathlc Hospltai. Highland Park. Grandparents are the Maurice Youngs of Drayton Plains and Mr. and Idrs. Luther Thomas, Birmingham. ★ ★ ★ . Th? Thomas A. Foleys of Pettibone Lake Road, HighUmd, are parents of a sixth child, Patrick Dennis, bom May 18 at St, Joseph Mercy Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Conlogue of Highland. ★ ★ ♦ House guests of the Andrew Carters of Omar Street for the Saturday marriage of their daughter Saundra to W. Michael Frye, were the Thomas Dorans of Eau Gallie, Fla. the Vernon Cooka of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, and the Gerald Stokes of Bay City, They are aunts and uncles of the bride. Youth Day. honoring all young people in Michigan in conjunction with Michigan Week, was celebrated by Southerti Oakland Gfrl Scouts Saturday at Southfield Park. Diane Peirone of Southfield was in charge of the event, sponsored by the Youth Advisory Commission for - the State of Michigan. Marsha du Val of Troop 380 at Walnut Lake was in charge ot arrangements for a "nosebag luncheon” at Southfield Park, attended by some 330 senior scouts of Southern Oakland Council. Each troop plamwd a different segmern of the afte^ m’s entertainment. |tiHai ft t Have You Tried This? 2 Or Mas. MllUEL LSWEENCE i Do >-ou «’ant to develop a treari If ao. then admit diia wiah. Aak • expreaaion of your alfectioa for the chUdren'a help in fulfilling it. • Dear Mrs. Lanraince; youngaters? IWhen you are certain that you • My.htiahand gets angry «ith mel Sibecauae I am not demonstrative{ • We guarantee no ihrinkage •!toward our two children. Though! W • Unifonniv spaced ^ richty • * _ II Hi J 111 %«I ti ^ ^ • them like he does. He knows why • maa ncfnTP AMO oauviaT * I c^n't. too. It'g becauae of myj i ★ MAIN CLEANERS ★ : AND SHIRT LAUNDRY j “pS, • 44W Ksabeth Lake RA PaaMaa J ping and kiaaing me. With luch an oeeaeaaaaeaaaeeeeeeaeeeeaeeeeeeeeaaeoeaeeeeee* upbringing my htaband ahottidj ...... ............— ^ ^not expect roe to be aa outgidng as he is . . . want thia development, say to Dainty Dessert Defedfs Dieter's Determination, ■y JANET ODELL ‘You know how shy I am about huga and coddUnpi. 1 want to get over it. ru need you to ancouragt me. Sometlmea aoon I’m going to hug one of you suddenly and I’d like it if you hugged me bat;k hm..................fine- mettHT. Try t melted butter or mSrgarine to bold them together for a 0 t-lneh pie I aat no more leaaon ariiy «e •hould heaitate to a* the ehil-drae’a halp with thia kind of weak-naaa than we’d heattata to ask their aupport if we’d apraiaed our Cartainly a paran who hits ua one minute and wants to embrace us the next can make ua deeply auapidoua of riwwt of affection. Alt we do not have to rotaia this PaychoIogicBl infectiooa are » (Ufterent. Knowing how came by them in the past is portant only aa it ralUaa enough tndignatioa in ua to resist their of us in die pteseo So the solution la in your bands. Do you prant to devel^ the free and spontaneous ability to hug and cuddle these youngsters you love? Or do you want to just go on justifying your constraint with them by blaming your bad-tempered and inconsistent mother? It’a the want that counts. It’s tha vigor of the warn diat finds the way to satlefy itaelf. The UnIteJ Stites la the largest isociated products, buying more. a worth ^ year. ^ LJhVTwrsaai mi i ar ------------- uuns couient n ms. dm uike mmu or i I 10 iu baby _j. Than laa to H that i a dry bottoah a ‘ “ _ „ calcium. What baby wonldat ^\lai^ai^t«yliinjva oa wcLmmWoMLiaMT •i). The Hh «< • Dead fsadhai matagy whaa is-trodneiBg aaw foods: VD a good oaoeOy turn a eida awahif win a4«y bis food nwre. Aad tbat vary aajeymaat will aaks bim anal to aat more, last way 1 kaow to surt off a aiaal: subsdliils totpim. ally assured when you iar*a food to baby’s iikint- Oatbsr Canals, for axunpie, are nude to plaaaa a day palate. Each vadtty baa a mild but diatiKtivb flavor ... all have the dreamy smooth texture tbat ia^ras imilee. (Aad they Mir to cnaniy perfaction in lae-onda.) What about nutritioa? Oarbar Caraals giva your baby f blood • bnildiag | Idas to offir oaly ooa il4t time and wak a law day* belora iryiag aaotlHr. Oho baby a chanca to Yam bahr or Imhon wB -lick I* whm Us MU of f Oaibm liniatd thotoogua Om , 50 tampdagt adaa, aU dasi( with appadta agpaal in adad. Saiws oos aad aU to tha tana of ______eoM.Rotatsflaodaflarguar- aataad anal appeal. Has baby triad the new Strained Ham, yet? Garber Baby Foodi, Fretooot, Michigaa. Forgot! My Mother Is Asleep' By Hm Emily Post taadtute Q: I live with my mother in a small apartmem. Every once in a while I have some of my friends over to play bridge. My mother’s bedroom is juA off the living room where we play. When It is my mother’s bedtime she says night to my friends, doaes her door and goes to bod. We usually play until about 12 o'clock. Here is my problem: There are two women in the group who talk quite kxid. This is very disturbing to my mother. She is quite elderly and needs her rest I would like to know If there is a tacthil way in which to toll these two women to lower their voices. Answer: You might say something in a rattier loud voice yourself and then add. “Oh. dm, I forgot my mother Is asleep. I must remember to keep my voice down so as not to disturb her.’’ This should be • cos to your Mends to lower their volcea. FASHlOy Your FIGURE. the easy, fun wgy . with Coin-Operated SLENDER-VEND VfSrsxJv&xssi NO sssr- Two Slender-Vend SLENDERIZING SALONS Q: My boy friend has invitad me to go to Ms house for Sunday dinner in order that 1 may meet his parents. 1 have been gntng out steadily with this boy tor the past four months but I have never htot-liia par- ersM oaaT a s.«. «• • r.ii. - aimnAT for that smart look in glasses I.ook to DR. B. T. BRETT, O.D. Sttcccaaor to DR. B. R. BERMAX, O.D. . gsfet, oiaa»w 17 N. Skfinaw Street FE 4-7071 Would it be proper for me to accept his invitation and, if so, ahauld I take a box of candy for his nwthar? A: You must receive a personal invitation from his mother either by telephene or note before you ntay property accept. You are not expected to take anything to his mother. In fact, it would very definitely be better not to on this first CHURCH of CHRIST^PONTIAC M80 N. Perry Street HEAR . . . GLENN KILLOM former Pontiac Rasidtnt conducting GOSPEL MEETINGS Evsry Evening at 7:30 P M. Everyone invited Q: I am aoon to be a bridegroom. My mother is a widow and aha is anxioua to know whether ihe aka alone in the front pew. If not. who ahould ■it with her? I have only one brother and be is to be my best man. A; She invitea dote relatives to lit with her. or If she has no relatives, she quite properly chooees one or two intimate friends. Q: Should the groom's mother consult the bride’s mother aa to the dress ahe will wear? A: ft la not neceaaary, but as the two mothers Mill be standing togetber in the receiving line, It is advisable to do so, so that she can choose a dress that will , not clash with that of the bride’s mother. Q. How shall I go about buying the wedding ring for the bridegroom? I suppoee' I buy his ring Just u he buys fel beOi «f toem or how hr It* i generally done? A; Quite right — you go to-gettwr. You buy hie ring and kebuy« yw". 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It Is interesting to know what they are thinking, what their problems are and what goals they have. 2 PAIRS $1.50 4ltcity$ All Fir$t Quality Neumode Hosiery Shop 82 N. Saginaw FE 2-7730 AT HALF for Ou $10 CogtiolM Pomuoit for Our $15 Soft Oil PomoHOBt $10* for Par $20 Softy PoraoMBt Permanentt derlng this Mie, %$ te $12.50. Raf ularly $10 la $25. Our biggest special. You can save as much as you spend. These are the ume fine quality permanents you enjoy a^ our salon all through the year, but now the prices are whittled tc Saif! Shampoo and set included. 'BUDGIT DEPT. Plain Shampoo ond Set $1.50— Haircut $1.50 PUBi ShanfM »m4 Sat St.sa aa Batariar Daaanmrat Prleat BllghUr Hlfber donneli hair stylists MIRACLE MILE EE 80639 Opai I is 9 Appeialmeat Not Aiwayt JVaceBactry Wedding PhotoBrophs . You Will Treasure FOREVER a If larga adf^jOataa ta I idaai^nNat mm w (taalT aS‘>riaa far aaetpapar ", ' OalarraJ mjManU 'AvaHaWa B4nlas eakUai OaaMr SI gain VBHto to Be Up to Date Lodge Picks This Woman’s Much Alive A snudi refrigerator, weighing. A portable electric smoks I only 25 pounds, operates on a car’s will smoke 10 pounds of mes battery or a small can of LP gas.|flab. The following letter is from a young woman of 32. If she keeps this same outlook. I am sure she never will be really old. LETTER Dear Mrs. bowman: "I am a 32-year-old housewife rith two preschool children. With the "get-np-and-go" aeafon here, I'd Uke to learn how to do that thing. And I especially would like to look like a 32-year-old woman living in 1961 and not a 32-year-old woman of 1946. "Vou see, my Mgh sehool claM plans a reunion soon, the first in IS yenrs. And I would like to look Uke I'm alive to IMl and not Just an older ver-fdon- of tke Mgk school-age me. 'My hair has been the same ever since I started going beauty sht^. Is it possible that only one hair style is 'becoming ' really would like to arrive at the reunion wtith a 1961 hairdo, eyebrow alignment, eye mSke-up and whatever is attrac-|tive and new in make-up." INTEREST IN PRESENT The sentence, *'I would like to look like I am alive to 1961 and not just an older version of the high school-age me." ta the give-I away of a vibrant viewpoint. ' M Indicates an Intereat In and a seat far the world nbent her, i a wish te Uve bi the present rather .than the past ■— and an I awareness that while we must i all ehaage it eaa be for the bet- Welcome Rebekah Lodge Nq. 246 M named Mrs. Richard Rohrer first representative and Mrs. Qar-ence Cavalier, second representative, to the Rebekah Assembly in October. Mrs. Ferman Huston will be first alternate, and Mrs. William f^le. second alternate. Hie group met Thursday at Malta Temple to plan for an initiation of candidates at 8 p.m. Jmie 8. I meet for cooperative 12:30 Thursday in the North Jessie, Street home of .Mrs. Lawton Callaway. I -The Past Noble Grands Oub will meet at 8 p.m. June 6 at the home of Mrs. William Fyfe on Lexington Place. GENTRYS Gofonial House itM MA MMS Children's Shop MirsetS Milo Shoppiae Center S. Tel«crsph *1 Ssssrc Lsks BS. f E S-M:^ OfCa Ostlr ’tn • P. M. Sizes for Juniors Miucs and Women ^ hlATlJRAL mNK STOLES Nadon*s *199 •Plus Ptd; TM If you want to be a '‘get-up-and-go" girl, you've got to have new thoughts, new activities and even a new hairdo from time to time. for Juniors Sizes S to IS Miracle Mile Shopping Center THetrsvS »« Ha*r« Lake M. OiZta OaUr *111 t P.M. NATURAL RASTa MINK NATURAL RANCH MINK 14 Tables in Play at Bridge Meeting Just sitting tight with the same! thoughts, the same activities and the aame hairdo, year after year, not only makes us look older but is aging to the mind and the spirit. Do you know tl right T for you? And do you know the right way to apply it? Josephine bowman's free leaflet, "What’s Going on?” will be a great aid. Send a stamped, seld-addressed envelope with your request for leaflet No. 30 to Josephine Low-man in care of |he Pontiac Press. Shower Honors Bride-Elect Connie Shindort A shower Saturday evening at the Cameron Avenue home of Mrs. Samuel K. Dow honored Connie }lae Shindorf who will speak vows with Alfred Schweizer June 17 in St. Michael Church. Mrs. Ernest Thomdycraft was cohoateas. Placet were marked for the hon-oree's mother, Mrs. Raymond Shindorf (rf Cameron Avenue, Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs. Claire Rud-lalf, Mrs. Clinton Threet, Mrs. James Bramble. Mrs. Lee Harris, Mrs. George Dodman, Mrs. Delmo Chapdelaine Jr., Mrs. Patrick An-iderson. 'Mrs. E. A. Thomdycraft and Mrs. KenneUi Halpin. Pontiac Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday evening at the Elks Temple with 14 tables In play. Winners were Mrs. E^rl Waterman and Mrs. Harrison Specht; Mr. and Mrs. John Jamo; Dr. Douglas Campbell and Robert Larson; Earl Waterman and Frank Ferryman; the Lionel Thompsons: Mr. and Mrs. Ericson Lewis; the Paul Potters; Mrs. Donald Bowen and Mrs. Mehran Thompson. Low, Low Priett on Gistoni DraiMries Thf YARDSTICK MIRACLE MILE Superb mink stoles sellout priped at $199. No matter where you look we're sure you can't beat this buy! And not only are they spectacular for price alone! These skins are of prime quality; rich, deep-furred plump pelts . . . lovely colorings . . . showpiece silhouettes! Drop everything and hurry in! fur Salon — Sacend floor YES, YOU MAY "CHARGE IT!" IF YOU LIKE . . . OR USE OUR EASY PAY-WAYS Pur products Ubsted to show country of orlfln of imported furs. The lofty Empire State Building * in New York has about 6,500 win- | doa-s. 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OUTSTANDING STAFF OF EXPERTS TO SERVE YOU Wa lppiliiminilfMeie OffriiyMIf r.M. BEAUTY SALON FE 5-9257 11 N. sAginav Summer Stacked WHITE TWO DAILY OILIVERIiS TO PITROIT AND MTIRMIDIATI POINTS It's the. fashion . . . stacked heels making . light of your fastest pace. So soft ... so TWEXTYiEIGHT THE PONTIAC PHISSS. WEDXESDAY, MAY 81. l96l Home-Made Candies 2440 W(X)DWiUffiAVENUE (Just North-of S<^ior• Lak« Rd Estbez Court Initiates Four Before Guests I Mr. and Mrs. William Ragaim. iMUdred Bryant and Mary HuM were initiated alien Eadicr Court No. 13. Order of the Amaranth. I met at Rooeevelt Maaonlc Temple. ‘*Crocker*s QiMlitv Chocolates Made in Pontiac hr Pontiac people" LET'S CELEBRAH PONTIAC'S aNTENNIAL 1 open Doily 10 to 8:30 Surtdoy 11 to 5 p.m ! ^ Earlv Week Specitl! : BUDGET WAVE.. : CALUE’S BEAUTY SHOP ! ^ 116 Nwth Perry FE2-6S61 t I Others were past matrons and ! patron. Mrs, William Pfahlert ! Catherine McCrindle, Mrs. Gretta ! Scott and William Cousins. Refreshments w«re served by Mrs. Alex McVean and Mrs. Allan Schmidt. aitWed by Mrs. WlUiam Harrison and Mrs. Fum Tubba. Shirtwoists wHh full or slim skirts. Sundrtsses in sleeveless or with cap sleeves. Casuol styles or the type for afternoons or evenings on the town. Postels, whites or blacks to choose from. Other Cottons $13 to $29.95 Goes Straw-happy rtshion blossoms that are yoimg a?-s-dalsv •AC TO MATCH Si MS to 9 Widths AAA to B BAC TO MATCH OF PONTIAC HJJRON ot TELEGRAPH Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10 to9 — Tues , Wed , Sot. ,10 to 6 Add to Skill, Girls Urged More Training is Key to Better Jobs for High Schoolers 2 Church Groups (aather The w< In Jint a matter of days..cloae to one million girU will receive their diploinas in high pdioola acroea the country. Althaugh aaany will go on to college or to oOmt Bchoola, graduation ceremonies lor most will mark the end ot thehr (orraal education. But should it atop there? FdlowNi^ of the Church ob-May meeting 'Friday. >|The colonial Group served a hincb-foUowing the Messing by Mn. George Gaches. Mrs. Cbartet Hawn used metrpta of "Renew Yourself with the TVen-ty-Tkird Psalm” tram (Suidepoets All the evidence, wys the Institute ot Life Insurance, suggests that where possiMe. a girl It wtU help tor M a bpttee )sb than her tos toflM elaa» males, and at a Mghar taesoM. Even If she leaves her job after le marries and begins to raise a family there ia a good chance that the will think about job-hu ing when she reaches her KTs. The skUU she learned in t teens »n jirove tlwjr value AJi ond i&ne rb^' MA.SV NEW dOBS The women’s bureau of the V.S. Department of Labor too points out that she will need more education and training than in the past. "The coining decade will wttnesa e creation of many new Joba and the revision of old ones, as teeb- change office, laboratory and tae-tory procedures and e^pment,” says the bureau. Mrs. Oiesler Varney will be host^ H to the. group at a dinner June 23 iit her home on Nelson Street. Mrs. LaCore to Take Gavel The Anal meeting of the •aaon tar the Women's AuxiU-A musical program was present-1 sry to the Oakland County • by the Baldwin School Honor under the direction of Mrs. Harold Nortbon. accompanied by ■jlhllied Barnett. The vocal group jiytludsd the meeting with one ot the selections for the Pontiac School Festival wdilch wUl be held at Wianer Stadium, * # The Ybmar Group of the First Presbytsrian Church met Thurs-day^th Mrs, Calua Gordon ofi Charles Sempere. Csndiroolt Lane. Mrs. James Grayhisl directed U-In shgly, and Mn. George Stin-tott of Birmingham, a guest ol Medical Society will 6:30 p.m. Thursday in COrrle Lee's Chinese Tea Room, Birmingham. Mn. Ralph Fox will present the gavel to the new president Mrs. Ivan LaCOre for the 1961-62 season. Mn. Edwin Westfall will be installed as president - elect, along with Mn. Paul Lahti, secretary. Final activity of the year was a dinner dance attended by 175 couples Friday at Bir- S mlngham Country Qub. ment table. Mrt. Olive Ayers of Ctoarwater, Fla., also was a visits at the meeting. ' li BIRD BATHS S250 T. •21“ DIXIE POTTERY 5281 Dixie Hwy. Waterford OR 3-1894 oeel ef formel preperetlon." One of the most exciting poe-sibllities ftw girls who are thinking about office work is using the new electronic computen and related equipment. Another training approach is through the schools. BASIC cornsEs An increasing number of universities and colleges, particularly two-year colleges, are offering basic courses in electronic data processing, and there are also special commercial schools which provide pre-employment training, usually with evening as «-eII as day Education for these jobs is usually obtained in technical institutes and junior colleges, but some girls have obtained a head start in their education af a techincal high school, vocational school or even through correspondence courses in drafting, mechanical drawing and blueprint rending. Beauty culture and commercial art appeal to women, and can be learned at a school. | llicre atw many private schoda, and public vocational schools offering fosnial training In eoHnetol-' ogy: ia aome states apprentice training while at work in a beauty shop Is taken as the equivalent of a formal course. i ADDITIONAL OPPORTTNITIES I Courses iti commercial art are given by privsite schools and Institutes and by aome high schods; before being students are generally asked demonstrate ttot they have ai tic ability. tMhk they may writ, then are growtag epportBaMes for girto There are also fashtoa design eennes at private seboota arid a annber ot voeoMonal Ugh Health work has always appealed to women, and then have long been formal training courses for such health workers as registered nurses, dental - ■ • and X-ray technicians. But there are new opportunities ir girla to become practical nurses and medical laboratory workers. Having GratJuation Photograph Taken? • NEA) — Teen-agers who want their high school graduation pictures to be really pretty should follow a few simple rules: Don't apply makeup with a trowel before you go to the studio. A heavy coating of lipstick will photo-. graph almost black. Use a make-up base spaiv ■ Of powder and one coat of Ui>-stick. Blot the lipstick. Have your hair done the day befor* so that it looks natural. WEDMN6' RMS SETS leg. SiC.95 rw a*ih eEOROI'S-74 N. S|jltow V. PINE HOME FURNISHINGS SINCE 1917 Famous Stearns & Foster Mattress and Box Springs Unusual Savings on Full or Twin Size Sets of Rnest GKialityl "POSTURE MASTER” Innerspring Mattress, Matching Box Springs Weighl-bolonced, effiet unit with Staorni & Festor'i patented "toot edge” eenslructien and quilted felt "Insule Cushiqn.”^IFull or twin kua medium firm moHrasMt in handsome woven stripe ticking with button hifls, ventilators and cord handles. An axceptionol volual Set Twin or Full Size "REGENCY” SET A delude unit for the dlKriminoting buyer, featuring 72-coil, hond-tipd box springs. The baouHful floral eovarad mattress is button-tufted with ventil^rs, cord handles .. . and |uit the right firmness of construction. The welghhbelQncad ui^ has Stoqrai^SJFg»tff.j,.. jggt.jdgA ,oaiMtnic>., KliruphelsIerFlplong sto^ cotton) ond white felt "hssulo_______________________ evfhien.” Sei^ ROW Twin or Full Sizo . , OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MONDAY EVENINGS At No Extra Cost Colohlot, Provincial and Just South of Orchard Loko Road THK FOXTIAC PRESS. \VKJ)XESI)AV. MAY 31. lOfil TVVENTY-Xiyii as Cuba, segregation, and whyileave a nickel, the waiter will spender. Spend freely. moneyQn Over Tonight! they haven’t landed a man on!drop dead in sheer . surprise.|the United States lends your owni lin^r iap^ off the moon. Stick to the weather’n>ere are other parts where. Ificountry later may be your owp., and baseball. you don’t tip 15 per cent of thej Have a wonderful stay, artdiCommunist reports say Commu-; _ Oil o<%».. . c , ' question of how to tlpibill, he may tell you to drop dead, come Wk often! Ljst Q,ina has a total of ^ ■ behaye. If you want .to take a;are politically restless now. So It.properly is a vexing’problem injHere you’ll have to feel your owni ---------------- ' i * u i ^ ^ openiwiapshot of a quaint American-might be as well if you avoidjany country. There are someiway. 1 Vitamin D promotes the use of'2®000 television sets among its^ viwting European; |and you will see many—politelyidiscussing with them such topicsiparts of America where, if you' But everybody likes a goodicaldum by the body. !650 million population. Tips to European Tourists in U.S. Dost Control ’ f A 4-4521 EM 8-0203 Sr: .' jask hia permission fitst. NaturaUy. under President Ken-nedy’a plan to increase foreign ' tourist travel tol ” y®“ the United States Amencan " phrases, be every patriotic" ! to use them. The residents loaded with pounds, sterling, francs. iViarks or dradunas. But, partlcjdarly if this is your first visit here, you may feel the need of a little briefing on how to make your stay more pleasant. Here are a f^ helpful hints: American wel-here always feel more warm-comes you-and|hearted toward forelgnera wte the funds you ■" effort, however limited, bring. *0 sppa*' to them in their ( We'all want'tongue. ^ ^ you to have a fine time. w)M?th-l Avoid unfavorable comporiscma.! er you arrive Do not, for example, brag that In your own land you have been' caught ht worse traffic! lams than you have here. Americans are^ particularly proud of the fact v have the worst traffic Jams in the world. SENSATIONU VALUES at Don’t go Into an alley looking for a black market operator to your dtairency. The bes^ During May First and foremost, don’t, buy the Brooklyn Brtdge-^ewn if 4hei« ^^yj tdlef tenders you an apparently;®" **** valid bUI of sde. Local restric-l tions forbid the export of this v-rv particular bridge. :«•*" »» Americans are also xery . \ proud of their culture. You may * finj ,be new U.S. forms of archi- T "" bewildering, but there is \ T’’ “'"H « quiek way to teU.the difference and the people here wiH between a church, a supermarket, judge your country by how you , bowling alley or a motel: You m’t have to stand in line f BORG Bathroom HALF SOLES T© LMlh*t »r ('•■eMiltoa lleiiBtr Shoe Itpair 42 NORTH SAGINAW get Into the churches—and ^^they don’t give change. FlJiSH CREDIT CARD i You may feel that the shop-! keepers are In a conspiracy to cheat you because you have i .foreign accent. This is not generally true. They, may be sus-ipiclous of you. however. If you tender cash in payment. Buy on the instalment plan—or flash a credit card. 'Then they’ll know you’re hep. Do not show annoyance if you give a bus driver a dollar bill and he hands you back 20 nickels. ’This is an old custom here, and bus drivers are granted this inalienable right by an unwritten daase in the U.S. Constitution. We’re selling WAY BELOW the usual retail price ^ precision iiiechanism weight accurately up to 260 Ibt. on any surface, rugs, carpets, etc. it magnified dial for easy reading it choice of pink, white or black it excellent quality... sensational low price CHAMPION TIRES NYLON ONLY M MORE Month Road Hazard Guarantee Nyion fr America's QUALITY economy tire 7.10-15.. .13.88 7.60-15.. ,16.€ Plus tax and tire off your car REGARDLESS of CONDITION it Famous CHAMPION tread design it S/F, Safety-Fortified cord body it Made with Firestone Rubber-X WHITEWALLS ’3 MORE NO MONEY DOWN with tires off your car / ■ A WEEK WE DO ALL THIS...FOR ONLY "WiAorTrAa PAYDAY TERMS NEISNER’S 42 NORTH SAGINAW STREET | •lla■..TlMn.«rf FrL ft3S9 Tmi, WtA m4 fat. tiJaMS | CARTER TIRE CO. nt S SMDIAW - SSIS FIRESTONE 140 W. HURON FE24SI ;'A'- THIRTY THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 16«1 The of SlicMgtn Abitibi Corp _ ____________ puipwood supply iMWtht the km the CeJotex Corp. at L Anae Cb. at __. tion ot a ptant in Alpena by the and major expansions to other vliet Paper Co. Muskecon ai^ the Water- Acres of Cordwood Election by fluss JUST SOLD OUR WAREHOUSE TO THE URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT WATCH THE PONTIAC PRESS FOR OUR GIGANTIC WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE OQISPB South Safinaw, Cataat Orchard Laka Ava. Bum, Cause Smoke GRAND RAPIDS Ul» - A roar-i“®P® AUllty Brothers Stand Mute; in Break-In Charge I Only one-tenM of a cubic ^ootj The largeef ocean steamera c of krypton gas ia found in onejtravel l.OOO miles up Brasil’s An mlllioa cublojeet of air. laon river ipiKh of the yaar. Airai^fied before Circuit Judge! Stanton G. Dondero for the alleged^ break-in of a fraternal lodge in; I!!* BELMONT. Mass. (AP> ~ Dr. through about JO acres of storedl^ , _ ■ coniwood at the American ExcehfP*"* «*ys he hopes _______ t W>oming|h« election to membership in thejp^,^ Tuesd^ ^ht Aca*my-el Medical Sci-j^ood mi|te Monday-. (.rand Rap.^ FMe Cfoef Adrian em-es will L*lp to incnnise com- _ ^ ^ ' Meyers said he bellied gt least | ^urtcation between doctors of three hremen I'erptirrd treatment ■ | Ml. Cleoieaa asked the Judge ifor smoke inhalation. workl famous heart spec igl-’ ............ IWaads ol speetalen oa 1st. who was a consultant when loot aad aiotoriats, homeward former Piesglent Dwight D Ei-' boaad from the loag Memorial ^senhower suffered hia attack sakfi nay weekead. Jammed the irea. TiHeday niithf that better rela-j The Grand Rapids Plre Depart- tioas amoiu; doctors could help! Judge Dondero postponed for ment answered ihe multiple alarm achieve better relations between! two weeks Monday’s sehedulMi with about la pieces of equipment I nations. • sentencing of Iwirry Sclaibner tori and upward.s of 130 nten. Wyoming \ ♦ * * the attempted break-bi of a homef I Id. and Lany, i Foipiit M.. M not n I ia Iheir baU. V both ol 44 i Dr. M’hite noted that since 1DS6 at 369' S. East I whon he first went to Mosi-ow, Poiitia^ police say the trio wail he has been working actively toiapprelfondcd during a bre«k-in atj become acquamted with the S»-{tbe Moose Lodge. 350 Mt. aemens! Viet Union’s leading heart spe-iSt. eiahsts. A year ago five ( ' Only three students achievedj A family budget is a syetematic way of not being able to mal» ends meet . . Many a showgirl keeps a diary in the fond hope visited medical schools in Wgsh-| that one day the diary will keep ington. New York, aeveland and! perfect sc-ores hi the first selective her, Eari Wilson Boston. service coliege qualification testi^i UNGERIE SP/C£ mps 2lbt 33i Enjoy a rofroshing tpleo candy pick-m*-up crtotgd •spociatty for tummor doyii DACRON-NYLON-COnON FULL AND HALF SLIPS spicm PRiee WHITE *|00 "Clax” Imgrtt Ctvo Ujdifi Fine embroidered cotton with pretty scalloped edge. 32-44. A3.C Swm darlap this waokend'e salBl lay eeveeal peemhl DOWNTOWN "CHARGE tr AT KRESGE’S New! ValvbrPockod StylesJ sun"^ GLASSES,.:-: NEWeST STYLES! LOWEST PRICES! 29 -1^ a< Whited Pattelt S.M.L. Quality acetate tricot. Embroidery, angel lace edge. White and colors. S.M.L WNta S.M.L. Extra Lg. _ Sanforized cotton* with embroidered scalloped flounce, bow. White. SJiLL >[ip$-$izes 32-14“ Sanforized FlQfl Colton I Easy-care Dacron-Nylon-Cotton retains shape. Scalloped eyelet embroidefy. Bottom flounce. Scab 1<^ eyelet erabroi-deiY bodice, lace in-left Senforized. DOWNTOWN PONTIAC TEL-HURON DRAYTON PLAINS MIRACLE MILE I ROCHESTER CENTER CENTER SHOPPING CENTER | ■ i' . KRESGE COMPANY Shop without cosb- "CHARGE ir AT HRESGEV — Pay only once a month! ! TEUHMON f ROCHlfriR '' PONTIAC CENTtR f PLAXA ' I MIRAai MIU V CINTIR I SNOfPiNC CIHTRR "CHARGE fT" KRESGE’S THE PONTIAC PRfesS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1001 THIRTY-ONE Wed Ten Days, Bride Succumbs to Leukemia iS^^uri'-.rSlatisfics Clerks frtewh. Nancy went back to herr. hoapltal bed for more treatment, f cheered by dreamg of her life REDIANDS, Calif. (AP)—Nancy Fortuiw. IT, a bride of 10 daya, is dead. She never knew her marriage to her chUdhood aweetheart. Dwight. Twomey, was doomed. with Dwight. Tlielr wedding was planned far years, « they grew up together in nearby Riverside. But Dwight was called for mUltary service, and they decided Jo wait until he was free. ' Twomey went to Okinawa for 1.1 months, with the Marines In that time Nancy felt 111. She was brought to Community Hospital here, and Dwight, 19, came home. _ Her husband and relatives knew hoped in vain. But Nancy fo |Stotlstics section of the iDepartment of Health, addressed I the clerks on the gathering, handl-'ing and recording of statistics. Village, city and hoqiital cterksl Murphy said about 25 clerks had whose job it is to maintain vital statistics are attending an information seminar here today never learned that she had leu-! ranged by Cbunty Clerk-Register kemia. ^Ich took her life Mon-i Daniel T. Murphy Jr. day night. ’ Robert Mooney. Chiefrof the vital indicated their intention to attend the meeting at the Supervisors Room, 1 Lafayette St. Four Young Men in Jail 6 Months dere seateaced Larry Ooff, U, from the Auburn Coin I Cumberland Gap was discovered! fi 1674 by Gabriel Arthur. Four Pontiac area youths who thought they had "the perfect crime" in looting laundromat coin boxes had Jail cells opened tor them Monday. Thgy’ll stay shut, !however, for six months. areait Judge dtautea G. Doa- IW Haward Ctaries F. Mere, lii el M W. OstamMa Ave., Jimmy D. D. CeOel, M. of BMS) Creecemt Drive, Waterford Towa-strip, and Albert J. Harris, M, of M E. Rutgers Ave., each to TTiey pleaded guilty May 15 to 7l5 Auburn Ave., on May 10. Asst. Prosecutor J. Robert Sterling nid the youths thought their scheme was fool-proof as one of them would haVe an article of| clothing in the machine while thei other was piylng it open. The others would te the "lookouts.” They admitted to other coin box 'openings and burglaries. Sterling LOU-MOR JEWELERS They wWe married last week letter-Peifeet Stjifor- GiadutiM tad Pathar'i Day Him pap«r WHtinf paper nukct de-ligjitful ^ttl Charmingly penontl . . . refreshingly different fr«m mint — we are proud to offer you •tyliah Whitt k Wyckoff •odal autioacry. Stop in and tee the wide choice of appealing itylet, sizes, designs. They come in the evcr-correct white, plus sparkling pastel shades. And this smart White A Wyckoff stationery comet with decorated sheets or borders,with lined or printed envelopes. Yes, we have t wide selection at moderate prices. mnt US today! Csusrsl Friuriut fr OHicu Supply PI 2-01SS hotnihaled R)R the grad NowfA^” Sylvania transistor radio for only ’12" with any full-featured* aMITH-CMONA portable typewriter! Hws’s a spaeial Gradaa-tioa afftr frsai Smith-Cereaa: Jart stop ia and piek pat a Smith-Corona portable typewtitor. The Smith-Corona Galazie, for iaoUaeo, with more new fentane than any other porUUe. We have it in fear new eolora. complete with taggage-etyle carrying cnee. The |34. W Sylvania radio can then be youra for just $12.96! Easy T«misot amaril f rislin I OffiM Sipply 17 W. Uwronco $t. 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DOWNTOWN TEL-HURON DRAYTON PLAINS MIRACLE MILE ROCHESTER PONTIAC CENTER CENfka SHOPPING CENTER PLAZA THIRTY-TWO *1 HKf IH)X riAC PRESS, W^DNESDAV, MAY 31, 1961 NCCC to Award First Diplomas Junior College to Graduate 20 Plonning Outdoor Rite; Will Achieve Four-Year Status in 1964 AVON TOWNSHB* - Th« firrt graduating class o( North Central Christian CoDege will take part Friday night in an ovtdoor com-mencemeit exereiie on the can»-pus at m W. Avon Road. Goa-ned faculty members graduates wfll form a processional Irom the administration building to the natural amphitheater of spruce trees in front of the old Maxon home. , EXPECT m The ceremon.v aiU start at 7:30i p.m. with the pre>entaUoB of h short mtadcal program by the NOOC a cappella chorus. Over 400 persons are expected to attead the^ ; institution's ~ first commencetneotf exercises. ^ Conuneaecsnent speaker wfll | ; be Dr. Dan H. .Morris. preaUent ' af AMIene tVMian naUege af AMleae, Tex. Valedictorian will be VVIIma P.: .Schniudlacb of Madison, Wis. Dona .Mai Blake of Montague is srhed> uled to gh'e the salutatory address.! The sophomore class presenta-i' tion will be made by Dwlnna How>: ard of Femdale. clasa president. NCCC President Otis Gatewood will award the degrees and certificates. Clyde Balderson. prafea-l sor of history at NCCC. will present the special awards. • * * * The graduates took part in a baccalaureate ceremony Sunday night in the asaembly hall at the ' college;- Baccalaureate speaker' was Cline Paden. a missionary from Texas. Will Live in California Janice Howland “DEADKYK DKIi." — Only his name is Paul M. Freehan. 5. He is taking deadly aim at a target with his dart gun at Kingsbury School's Country Fair yestrtday. Watckli® hitently to see if Paul scores is his sister Hilary. 4. They are PMtuc Prtw Ph«U the childn n of llie, Paul Freehans of 296ft Casey Road. Metiimoia. Scores of area families attended the sixth annual funjbraising event on the grounds of the private school north of Oxford. Mawti to 0|»cn Exercigett St Marys Will Hold Its 72nd Commencement COMMERCE TOM’NSHIP-Jan-,ice Elaine Howland and Ens. Uoyd Rappington exchanged their nuptial vows Saturday afternoon at ihe ^rine of the Little Flower. Royal Oak. Rev. Louis F. Rohr read the service. The bride's parent.s are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Howland of 3105 Chimb Road. The bridegrotm la the son of Mrs. daience L. Sap-(rington of Royal Oak and the late Mr. Sappington. • Far her weMag. tiw bride cboae a floor lMigth gown a(' Wbitr satin featarlag a sralloped aeekliae etr^ wMb May sequins aad prarla. the gown bad I loag. ^ paiated aleeves aad a I ehapel train. ■ A pearl crown held the bride's 'fingertip veil, and she carried a caseade arrangement of roses and |slephanolls entwined with ivy. A * * Mrs. Carolyn Marlin was her .sister's matron of honor Bridesmaids were Mrs. Paul Aubry of Farmington, Sandy Cbpel of Pontiac and Betsy Clark of Novi. G.H Contro57oTuild Oak. broUwr-ia-law af the biMe- Post OfficO Buiiding groom, and Waller Kramer of Birmingham and Robert Retterai COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — J ; of Detroit. . seph W. Long of 1550 Commerce I , ^ has been awarded a contract, !- F^ giii was PatrWa aildsl,^ a post office bulWlng‘ of Pontiac, cousin ol the bade. Fruitport. the U.S.POat Office Dean Shipman, nephew of the announced today, bridegroom, was ring bearer. building will be rented to j * * ♦ the government. The department A reception was held at iliejsaid Long submitted a low bid ftH*! 'home of the bride after the cere-the leasing arrangement of $3,748 mony. The newlyweds then left for rental annually. ;Ar«a UF Seoking Help jfor Coming Foil Drive WEST BI300MFIELD TOWN SHIP — The United Foundation ! here is seeking additional interest-led parties to art as soUrltors and {captains in iU coming fbU drive, i Anyone Interested in aaiisting in I the fund drive can phone Leonard Rose, cochalrman, 6475 Alden Drive. To Hold Alumni Dinner B Hartlai59 High School 38th ____Cl al|unni banquet will be held Saturday at the Hartland Recreation Hall with dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations can be made by contacting Mrs. Norton Cartwright in Jewelry, Watches Stolen From Home - AVON TOWNSHIP — The thefi of Jewelry and wrtot watches tmm the home of Frederick Fischer at 72 WImberiey Drive waa reportwl to Romeo state poHc-e last night. tt was the aeeeiid break-ln dis covered on the street In three daya. Oakland Oanaty Sheriff's era were stolen from a home at tl Wbnberley Drive. State pidice said bcM cases of breaking and enterW took place while the ownetji bll the homes were out of town over the Memorial Day weekend. ■ vA' ' Y' J t M If M II MRS. LLOYD SAPPESGTON on a iiuneymoon trip to Sun Diego.j Calif., ^enp they will reside for, the nexFthree years nv FREE to sons' US VEGAS! — UAVI IVnY SUNDAY A.M. I ^ S DAYS •! NIGHTS VACATION PACKAOI AU4RNNIITQM a driMW bald maw (• Awaiabn a •rwwdlEoaq ton MSfDVATfONS Wmt OH MfOMIt Fraser Travel Service 43$ MAIN ST„ ROCHiSTIR In case of Inclement weather. Friday's graduation exercise also w ill be held at the assembly haU. The college, which Juu a total enroliment of 150, was founded .September 1959 t plans call for third-year courses to be offered in 1963. The _ transition from toofin- college to QuDStlOn, louryear coUfi^is slatedCandidates compleled the following year. ORCHARD LAKE - The 72nd' Most Rev Henry E, Donnelly, annual commencement exercises p d.. Au-\iliaiy Bishop of the Airh-of St. Mary's College dJowEe of Detroit, will confer 24 Mary'.s Preparatory wilt be held ^ . , . _ ' ^ ■ Sunday, beginning with the offer-, »»“‘>elor of arts degrees and d.s-, ing of a Solemn High Maas at 7.D:tribute .77 high school diplomas at; a.m. in the Ctaasics' Chapel on thel2 30 p.m ceremonies in the cam-campus. pus auditorium. Rl. Rex. Msgr. W. i. FlMpws | * * * Its. rertOr. will rekbrwie the IH' ' The graduating classes include nrgx. wNie the Praper and OrdI- ^representatives of nine states; Lake Orion Voters to Connecticut. Wisconsin. lo State Views s at 'Town Hall' Your Dream Home XI/ y- ' A 46 Street Names Will Be Changed in Orion Area Hmnr S,rhao\ “h- -«* pn-pratiwy jniinois. New York. New Jersey, near ocnooi ^ student body. IMassachusetts, Ohio and Pennsyl- - - - vanto. MAM MPE.AKER The main address will be delivered by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vincent V. Borfcowicz. pastor of St. Stanislaus parish in Detroit. LAKE ORK^' - Candidates TW ffOI10F LeaderS office on Ihe Lake Orion Board of d /"v * I C 4 * fMucatKm will state their views on Oj Lriri OCOUUng school problems at a town h^" | BanOUet me<*ting tomorrow at 8 p m. in the * senior high school COMMERCfe TOWNSinP - Sev-________________ _ _ LAKE (MUON - A total of 46 see eral Girl Scout leaders In Onktandj the'vato- street names in Lake Orion and *n,i, j* the sc-ond year the l-akeiO>“n*y honored guests and! dirtsry by MaNbew n. Kalka. ' T.I! Orton Are., Parent-Teacher Aw »« ««■ eollege *e,dsr soon to avoid duplication. Village „ . __.at a buiquct heki at .st. Mark si daw,. President Irvltie J Uiwer iwid to- *ortation Council has »ponsonxi.|jj,|^r^ Church on Commerce day suit a public forum to give school Road. J*** banquet, the annual Tsi- v/.i * r * b ! .dtolrict voters a chance to Ay- Mm ^ ^duate.,"JS h^lTt™ The Vill^e Coundl has approved and questKm the office-seekers, f monw at changing the names of five streets .. . . , . former Southwest District t.iii and^inating two othars. A total ■ . J;^**!*® ^ chairman and day < amp di- of 41 atreeto in the township will q“«llfieail«iis aia) sir their ,.pj.,or. Mrs. Wayne Helfrich senior i ^ , , be affected by the moxe Unger ^ew* oa edacallon are heum a. I’nlrtt orig- ^ national presi- ^ ' * I beat bMud meatber Cbarlea of the recent Miracle Mile *he Orchard Uke Alumm ' rarpeater. Robert Fetterty aad birthday pageant; and Marjorie AsacMalkm. w1U induct the gradu-Erweat N. .HhagnAa. AR three po^iac Press women's ed- **»“ are ninalng (or the single 4-year j,,,^ viho pioneered neighborhood "" part apra aa the Orion Nebool' orzanization and exfenaion for Board In Mie Jnar It etrctlua. years in Ihe area, were The quest ions to be asked of the * awiirds. Becotnes ^ Reality A Joint comlmtlee of i Unger yd there ^w are fivei ^ differem Lnkeview Roads in the . . lake Orion-OrioB Ibwnshu, arim '-<'nmuttee .s,mpoaed of tepresenla. and IW.-0 Park Island Roads and'lives (hmi each of the six s a Park Road maid,- the village in the distrk't. limits. a * a nZmtZ Utka Area Will See Film by Billy Graham trlirrE^rr , township _ Evange.. aat. of Westlakrs Neighborhood. one rt Ihe rtdenl org.nUrrt aetgb- .sleinfioo. I. the \o^. Boomprang.' wlU have iU Utkra- era (takland fonalr Girt Wroal **"* ihowlng at 7:30 p.m Friday em CMkland foaaiy flirt tfroai ^3 The duplication often irsulis iir J'"* » Mile Road at Van Dyke. a hazard to p»Me safety when man ol lh«' town hall" committee. The Comnwree OE.S I^adies * * * emergency cwlto wre mi^ie p, the, Slie said, No public iMUtiOP is,KUctiaw Balad peesaited severat^ SeWWgs W M»ce awFilr* ilP|NtHin0 N I O i I A MDJt ST.4TION SOM» - The Michigan Milk Producers Aaao-ciation substation on M15 jpst north ol Ortonville, which once was considered ad a site for a now community hospital, has been ooM to the Hall iManutorturing and Engineering Co. of Flint, The MMPA Board of Dirertora offered the station for $36,009 to a group ol .Ogtonville reaidenU mtergstod^ locating a bosptial -W tlie proper^. However, the hoapitor group dropped its opti^ skjrit the purchai price wat cfguHitotud to be too high. 1 X WEST HURON .,. NORTH PERRY ... KEEGO HARBOR WALLED LAKE... UNION LAKE .. MILFORD... WATERFORD LAKE ORION.... R^MEO qnd BI.o6mFIELD HILLS Member F.D.I.C. ' THE PQNTIAC PRESS, WEPyESDAY. MAY l Tense South Africa Becomes Republic PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) —South Africa became a republic today with the nation mohUized againat demonatrationi by the the natkHi’i 13 million nonwhitea <0 demand voting rights reaerved hnr 3 million whl^ea. ^ uvriiwiMimuuns oy me ----, n«^hite majority of its people. THOCT8AND8 DEMONSTRATE • Church hell. .. But one African was shot dead ' and two wounded Tuesday night : In African townships outside Port Elizabeth, where thousands of Negroes demonstrated against the ' goventment by burning South Af- * rlcan flags. • Police moved Into the African > townships with armored cars but > claimed they were not responsible lor the shootings. ---- uB people. Church bells at midnight and cannon at daybreak heralded the birth of Africa’ss 22nd Independent nation—and the only one still wholly ruled by whites. Jubilant white throngs—mostly Afrikaners who long wanted a republic free of the M-year role under the British crown — braved rain (or night-long revelry in this administrative caj^tal. As the republic was born the * * * government claimed a "total col- Johannesbutg’s streets were lapse” of the threiMlay strike nearly deserted. Hundreds in the launched Monday by leaders pflnatlon’s biggest cHy had stoy«l home earlier in the week, but today was a holiday for most people anyway. " Chhieee ^ their riiops padlocked in s protest against white supremacy monwealth when its other mem-|D.^^__ ben demanded that he modify hispOSlOO K^aUClTen apartheid policy of strict racial segregation and white supremacy. (O £fUl /i At S Flint Mak« Job Gain, mhday Cake but Owosso Shows Dip ! boston (AP)—President Ken- Charles R. Swart, 66, an Afrikaner who once played bit parts in Hollywood and was South Africa's last governor general the crown, takes over as the new republic's flrst prerident. His JiA is largely ceremonial. The real power still rests with Prim Minister Hendrik F. Verwoerd, who led the drive to make South Africa a republic and then took the republic out ^ the British Oom- WASHINGTON. lA-Anto-maUngl Flint, Mich., was' among cities registering an employment gain in May. but Owosso, Mich., had an increase in idled winkmen and moved into the "substantial unemployment” class. Flint, whidi had been listed in the "wwst” oategory in April, with 12 per cent or more of its labor force unemployed, movetl up to the "substantial unemployment” classification to 9 to 12 per cent idle in May. | Owosso was a new entrant In the.ice cream and cake party ‘substantial" category. jeverybody tomoriow." nedy's Nrthday cake, all 500 pounds of it, will be eaten today. The huge oake, which went untouched at Monday night's |100-a-piate dinner, ^as moved intact to Nazareth Cnild Care Center after the big affair in Commonwealth Armory. A All day Tuesday the temj^ting mountain was on display at the center. 'The Catholic nuns charge of the childreb said many of thd' diildren were away for Memorial Day and "we'll tave an Dies in 6as Chamber for Woman's Murder PARCHMAN, Miss. (UPI) Negro Robert Lee Goldsby died id Mississippi's gas chamber today for the murder of a white woman after expressing sympathy for his and her families. ber's metal chair, Goldsby, showed no frar. He kissed a crucifix held out to him by a Roman Catholic p^est, waved goodby to a Baptist minister and, when the chamber door slammed shut, closed his eyes await death. The execution took place at 2:52 a.m. Intently watching Goldsby die was Bryant Neims, husband of the woman he killed. Goldsby,^ «nter of a far-^ch- Catholic Writer Dies g legal battle, said in a Death Row interview shortly before he| AUSTIN. Tex. (AP)—Mrs. Dale calmly walked into the chamber i Erancis, 45, known to Catholics at 1:33 a.m. (Pontiac time); "tt’s a tragic thing (or both my (andly and the other (amily oonceraed. I am truly sorry (or the heartaches I have caused." Talking and laughing with throughout the nation as columnist Barbara Francik, died Monday o( cancer. She was a columniM for “Our Sunday Visitor,” national Catholic newspaper, and fm the Lone Star Cathie, ot wldch ^ she was associate editor. She was Secret U.S. Paper Missing in Britain. LONDON (UPD-Prlme Minister Harold Macmillan has conflnned that an American seetet document has been missing from Mtlsh Navy Department files tar more than a month. WWW "This particular document is in a file which is missing,” Macmillan told Parliament Tuesday. "It contained one secret document.” Macmillan said the file was more probably lost or mislaid than stolen. He said modern techniques make it easier fmr a spy to copy a document than to steal an entire file. Satisfaction GttarantMd 1 M y C^|vS||#||if C| or Your Money Back I Uft 111 OdgllldW Oil : .• . ■ . . / ; : ... ' ATOM HOURS) Msn. and Fri. 9)30 Is 9 9.M. Tuss., Wad., TWs. and Sat. 9>30 la S)30 '-V' 'V THIKTYPOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1961 100 Grand Almost Got Away Fram A. 1 Texan Believed He Finished 2nd in '50(r Classic Victory at Indy Wasn't Known for Hours; Tlmo Sots Now Record INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Tewm A. J. FOyt, who sits mighty tall tai a ract ear Mat, weet know an-ta toeldit’* victory Onanr hem much he won Tuesday by capturing the golden amivanary 500-nUa into race in a lacord US.U1 PUP STARTS PILEIT » The ear Oiven hy Jack Turner of SeatOa, Wash., nips in the midst of a stx-car tangle in the annual saMniic dasaic At IndiiuiapQUs yesteid^. Arrows identity the cart in the pileup. All of the drivers in the pileup e in^iry. Turner was driving a Bardahl Special. Split With As Cuts Tiger lead Grand Slammer by Cash Wins First Game, 5-3 Athletics Rap Foytack in Second Game for 9-3 Victory - DETROIT (AP)—Four defeats in their last six garnet have cost the Detroit Tlgeri some ground in the American League, but manager Bob Scheffiiv la not disturbed about his team’s mild troublea at the plate. Except tor a fluny of base hits Saaiay in Lot Angdea, the Tiger bats have been retUvely quiet in It was beaad ta happen,** eali fd a MeaMrial Day doablehead-«r wMi Oa Eaaaaa Ctty AthM- ant wn*va haca ptaytng hart afl the way. We*B get anr spark i other unofflclal times re-laaaad were ineotiect. Timers worked through the night and planned to post the official results morning, with a half-hour limit for filing protests. was a threeor Um Athletks. who had U bhi in a toeing cauM fai the opener, banged out 15 safeties in cephiring a 94 victory in the seen Western in NCCA Driver’s Seat s Hm first pISM Tlgm They had little opportunity to cheer until late in the ppener ns the Athletics built up a 3-1 Iced against starter Don Moeai and hli suroessor, BiH Fischer. Seats frantic manageria] strbig-pulfiag Iqr Joe Gordon, the Kansas aty manager and former Tiger skipper, did not hurt Detroit. CfordM’s startMT. Am Arofcee, Hghth. hs bed a 8-1 laud. Whm Archer walked Hfiy Bntea sad yteldad a eae-out ei^ le Al Kunkel wnlkad Itodey ColavMo, filling the basM. Gordon made a I slow trip to the mound for e conference with Kunkel, then had his catcher le of disputes to . And. after decisively outpointing Halimi in their bloody 15-rr ^ battle for the European version of toe bantamweight title Tuesday, the 22-yearold champ laid down this two-fold plan for “* tling the problems: ). 1 ................ CmH <1»> .*when it comes to whisky. I like \ the U^tness of either Scotch or Canadian!* . just the reason I drink Canadim CMk IVs the^ljghlest whisky in the woridT NEW! HURON BOWL COCKTAIL LOUNGE exchange early In the eighth round. The cut bled throughout the rest of the fight. Qildwell, who weighed 11744 toj Halimi’s H6H. emphasized after I the fight he wanted to give Ha-Uml a return match first. I Now OPEN DAILY I 9 A.M. to* 2 A.M. ENTERTAniMENT NIGHTLY HUIOR BOWL LOUNGE \ 262S ENsahoth Laka R TVy it! You’ll agree $612 It’s“The Best Ql. C*4* •HI* In The House” in 87 lands. $386 IMPORTED IN BOTTL.E FROM CANADA PM cwt sun 0 YtARSOLD.90.4 PROOF. IMPORTED BY HIRAM WALKER IMPORTERS. INC., DETROIT. MICHIGAN. BLENDED CANADIAN WHISKY 1. 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IIMITED TIME Reds Complete Rise From 8th to 1st mr fte AmmIbM rrw It «w • lone cUnb back to the top. but the CIneInMtl Reds Baally made It. rocketed oW ot the cellar by winning 30 ot their Uat 28 gamea for a riiare o( the Na< 1 League lead la ' ' mts to a three-way Jam with San rrandaco and Lm Angelei. The Reds had first place all to ttMiuelvea badt on April 30, then dived into an elght-ganM loa- h^ siung) that plunked them Into the St. Louis Cardinals M in a eightli place Just a month ago. alght game. Now they've tied the Giaiits lor *’ * * Now they've tied the first, .010 percentage points ahead of Loe Angeles, by sweeping a Memorial Day doubleheader at San Francisco 7-6 and 64. The Dodgen. who have played tour more games than the Reds and Giants, winning two and los-imi two, crept under the blanket that coverf the leaders by beating stayed In fourth place. 3^ games behind, alter dropping a pair to the Chicago Cuba M and IM. And flftb Place ““—■*“ SCO, 4! I, 4H g PhlladelpMa. The Braeaa won Iht opener 3-1, but the last place Phils City's Sluggers Enjoy 'Holiday'' HMvy Hitting, Shutout by York Take Baieball Spotlight TueMkiy BU0C06 ERlTT — An argument erupts in Pittsburgh where the Pirates lost a doubleheader to the Chicago CUbs yesterday. Third baseman Don Hoak of the PIratM (No. 13 minus cap) is restrained by Dick Stuart (left) after a dose pitch which -sent Roberto Qemente to the ground started the rhubarb. Umpire Tbm Gorman (left) and umpires Stun Landis and Vinnie Smith finally restored order Kelam Lauds Carbo Conviction FORD PLYM CHEV. By O. MILTON KSIXf WASHINGTON (APl-Sen. tea Kefauver. D-Tenn., says the con\iction of Frankie Carbo extortion charges has given Congress "an unparalleled opportunity to effect a final and conclusive cleanup job in professiona] boxing." Carbo. long reputed to be boxing's secret boss, was convicted Tuesday with four others on chatges of trying to muscle in on the earnings of former welterweight champion Don Jordan. ...... The Senate Antitrust — Monopoly Subcommittee, headed Kefauver. starts healings to- AU i 'The bill would create the post M regulate professiaoal| Kennedy's point Is that tha Justice Department is malidy a V ♦ ♦ law enforcement agency. To take Under his proposal, Kefauver on regulatory'and licensing chores Men like Carbo and Paler- would confuee the mo couldn't operate." |legal status. Kennedy eaye. Prp- Frank (Blinky) Palermo. Phila-|vious attorneys |eneral have deiphia fight manager and al-| taken the same |tand. ieg^ly Carbo's front man. was Sen. Everett M. Ditkaen, R-m., convicted with Carbo in Los An-Wnior GOp member on K^u-gelto. ver's subcommittee, has called "Professional boxing is racket-ithe bUl an invasion of states’ ridden from top to bottom," Ke-| authority. Not aU Democrats like fauver said in a statement pre-ithe bill, either, pared for the start of hearings on> Kefauver introduced the bill his bin. lafter his subcommittee h.aard The bill, however, faces an testimony that Carbo and other Some heavy hitting and dauUng pitching performance highlighted City League baseball action on Memorial IJay as (he Pontiac Merchants. CIO Local 591' and Joy Boy Jets.breezed to easy, holiday triumphs at Wisner Fleldj and Jaycee Park. The Merchants launched a 14J»it assault to tiwmce Don Nkr' 16-L Mike Monte allowed only one hit a dth-faudiig triple by Ed Lotrit and stnick out a dozen. leeted three eafeties apiece far the edmen with Fleeer eocklng a two-run homer in the 4th. John Taefc hoM a briUiaM Mews to set the paee. The aO handed Don's Used Cars of Lake Orion a 23-2 dnibbing. An 184iit attack triggered the rout, spotlighted by a perfect 5-for-5 day by Ron WoodhuU. Felix Brooks added three hits to the ine Dill, nwcvci. . now bdd by the United States, end the individual crown worn by Belgium’s Fhwy Van Donck. ChaiM Sang Hahn and Hak Young Kim. the two Korean pro-feselonals. cabled Frank P»ce of New York, president the International &>lf Association. here that they were unable Earlier this month the Gup matches lost Arnold Palmer, U.& Open champion: Gary Player et South Africa, the Masters champion and leading money-winner et tIB US. PGA tour this spring; and Stan Leonard of Canada, only man ever to have won the to obtain visas for the trip and indivWual title in the Qip matches All three were denied permission to ewnpete for their countries here by the PGA because the PGA co-sponsored Memphis problem.s But the South Ameri-j Open has the same June 1-4 dates Teobaklo Pares and Francisco Gonsales. the two Venezuelans, also have informed Pace vli booBoad back for aa 11-4 romp IB «ht nightcap. Hm Rads and CMants slugged sew hone runs In tbs opener. But it wae an unearned ttm—ccor-ing after third beaeman Jim Davenport ^ the Giants dropped a pop up with two out in the ninth— handed it to Ike Rede. The Charile HUIer, Hoble Laadrith and^ VOUte Mays, who bad been retted by Manager A1 Dark. RtoUe Jtan Makmey (3-3) eras the winner, and hit one of the Reds’ Sam Joiws (4-4) lost his third In a row u a starter. The Reds then made it five itnight with a sweep o< the three-game set by scoring four runs in the third against Juan Marichal (3-3) In the second game. Bob Purkey, making Ida first mUef appearance et the aaeani. mved it tor lefty Jim OTbole (54) in the ninth. The Giants now have lost three in a raw and sbt straight at Cbnsecative doublea by Jim Gilliam and Willie Davla and an er-'lor by Card catcher Hal Smith CABO DODOEK TteADE — Shortstop Daryl Spencer (left) M the St Louis Cardinals was traded to tbs Los Angsiss Dodgm yesterday for shortstop Bob LUlls (center) and rookie Cart Waiwlck. against loser Bdb Olbaan (^2). Mght-hander Stan WnUama (44) and reUever Larry Sherry held the Chrds to three hits, one a homer by Oirt Flood. Hm Chrds had two on wltfa one ^ In the ninth when Shtrry aaved it by striking out Spencer Traded to Dodgers let to line out. streiglit auceeae Dodfn, ______ I ott Card relief ace Undy McDaniel fai 30 imfa^ sinoe 1951. when Gil Hod- LOS ANGELES (AP) - "This than they makes me even man sure we’ll *f win the pennant." That’s the way one of the Los Angeles Dodgers, pitcher Roger Oalg, assessed the acquisition of infielder Daryl Spender from the St. Louis cardinals. Spencer was traded Tuesday for infielder Bob LilUs and outfielder Carl Wa^ Ick. No money was Involved. "We took more of a garni »lly Hemus admitted, "We gave up an estabUshed ball ptay-er and they gave up two guys who weren’t playing regularly. But they also gave up two guys who could be real good baD-Idayers. Big Tiger Split did," Cardinal Maneg- Santo’s twD-ran d wrapped np.the opaner foi ebbs in the eeveath hating. I hander Don GardwMl (44) then blanked the champe on seven hits in the nightcap ae Um Plretee lost k we gave aw^ maybe 30 runs batted in, but we should make up for it in defense. With Lillis (at shortstop), ou ' should be as good u any In the league. And if this Ud Warwick is as good aa we think he is, he Immp* ft 4 I Z ( Bruton cl pat. “is jftigax’*x ...... The Dodgers had two motives I for acquiring Spencer. They were ilooking tor a third baseman to re-41*0 place Tommy Datte, who is really 4111 an outfieldsr, and they were looking for right-handed hitting power. Central Star Best Athlete two rune in tiie seventh their fifth In a ry^ *1^ Cfobs. beat southpaw Wlbner MlaeD (4-3) and r^t-hander BobJ'Vtend (54), eol-lectliM 25 hlto in the two games two homers fat each. Dick EliBworth (54) was the first Mlaell had beaten Ae Oibs 14 times In 15 dectaiom going beck to isn. Friend now has lost six in a row as a starter, giving up 10 hits and six naa la four Innings The Braves won the opener on the four-Mt pitchtaag of Bob Buhl (54) and a tieJamklBg, tworun by Hank Aaron in the Inning. Left-hander Don see (04) was the loaer in his first NL start. The Phils then broke looae for six raas against carl Willey (51) in the third In triiig of the aeoand game, with Tony Gonzalez hitting a three-run doulde and Kan Walters socking ** . !■ twt>-run' homer. Art Maheffey First in Champs AAowt; 1 (SS) won his fourth in a row with Kabmazoo SC’ S’*!? ilii: . 1 11 Brown . 4««*aawk* ( SSilaST*. Fortnek Bru*« p KALAMASX) - Pontiac On-tral’s Bradel Prltrtiett w«_ '-the outstanding athleto here yesterday in the Champion of Cham-pkms invitotional trade meet. The state champion shot putter broke the meet record with a heave of 41 feet 3% inchea. Ha was the only county repreoenta-tive in the meet to place first. can country is expected to havelas the Chip matches. 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WHEELS AllGHEO • Scientifically measured and correct cotter and comber • Correct toe-in ond toe-out (the chief ceuto of tiro weor) $C95 if Mott BRAKE RELIHE I yoo r — 2 AIm Navo Lorgo SetotHoa of Now TtMdt for I NoW torolfa- oad Coiwpact Can — fro# MoMtiny "froe Neboa a ‘ ~ I and DoHvary Sorvka iiy City" Motor Mart Safety Ceoter 121 e 123 E. Il4itc«l« FE 3.7149 - FE 3.7146 -*•* aviiyu PernandM k A\ aoor)i* )n lUi: e-mobua to nh: 0- I. tops in the majors. abrkM tf* oisSe%^*at lilt IJ?? ititaggriT i?j? zooaaiMbno a asot 1 lotwiniaM a ista M jao|L.ft4rrr b tsta ^wiTa * sSso * 4Sll tMab StftI toto 001 Ortaa* k Ob: kl .ipl tm fttoft Ji lb ijr'Sw'" DttrWI ....... a—Luma*. SniMn. PO-A—Xan*M “■ * “p—c»r*y, UmiM (unostlMcdi: Ktl OaOM ILk'DP-cIriy, aP4a,4o; FonmndRi (unsMtAtc. . _ Wood Bud CotUer. LOB—Kaubm CUjr DitiWt 11 2B-Boyd. 2. fSUl Jim Vogler of Lutheran West|wuuun* (W. es) s won the low hurdleR with Falls ■eo-i^'mi^B; wuuaw -^^iond. Bob Trotter of PCH was third ua;in the broad jump, trailing Genej *”* Robert.4 jPojrtock (L. M) IM ] i Oooahu* IPkabw - B» a iWnIkar. Kankel. Chitak. amitk. I si.ftt Mulrr* :cKklcy. Muskegon who won with a leap of 214. Trotter jumped 21-H. Walled Lake's crack mile relay teem finiahed In aecond place and' tiBeridey’s Steve Meyer was third! tjln the 440. "'I Troubled Chisox llCan'f Find Help SUMMER B0WUN6 3 GAMES COCKTAIL LOUNCI UnWOOD LAMIS 3121 W. Heran PI 4.T94I REBUILT MOTORS anCAGO (AP)-The Chicago White Sox. crammed into American League basement in fiw worse slump A1 Lopez has experienced as a major league manager. would like to make a das-zUng trade but can’t "We aren’t even close to nak-Ing one." said Vice Presidant Hank Greenberg after the aox dropped a doubleheader 6-0 and 2-1 to the Baltimore Orioles Ttwa-day. TOR Discomrrs WkT Byy s Omm* OrMto Iftw MM • a«t—s M n«4*4y< UftcII W $ 7.44 7J0x14 •tSf $IL44 ■Mt4, tfteaM aat OkkpMi M** Tkas At Ms Miasaata llNitid Tin Sordet opta rrtSAp 10 a p. M. uMTi TULSA. Okla. (AP) - Bernard (1\M) Baftaen of Dallas Tuesday won the Tulsa Tennis C3ub invitational championahlp by defeating Chock McKinley -of St Louis. 44, 44, 84. BLUE SKY UNES Coll FE 2-3200 for Foil RoBorvotloiiB ^ iMnRiacHS ^ .0* OAKUND COUNTY II 1 Importotil owibd Fotioigw Cor Eowdoo 2922t Noilttweeloni Mwy. ■ottvoMi n om4 n imd Roirf E16-9ST3^ :tSriK -jStStoS' ..-tv.' ' -X \ the PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MA^ 81, >961 THIRTY-SEVgy: Final Stages Reached ^ In Battle With Lamprey Supsed Fisherman Wins Rght With Trout By DON VOGKL Ron RumU flipped hie line •croei dw etreun eo the night fish m the end of the tine protested violently. and was swept i Itaseell, who Uvee at MN Tabbs, Waterford Township. carefBlIjr played the thrashing fish to keep It away Irom saags. Rufus Gage, a flsMng partner who Hveo near Ruooell. finaUy The line twitched, Rusoell hesitated a moment, then set the hook. Mrt ot Bic hole towinl 2^ pound.. RuomU do- dined to disclose the exact ioca- Cadillac Lodging Center Expected to Open in Fall CADILLAC (AP) - Plans lor an Immediate start on a $1.9 millian tourist lodging and entertainment center on M-56 Just outside Oad-Qlac were announced yesterday. A target date of Oct. 1 was set for opening the bowling lanes portion of the center and Dec. ' set for completion of the tourist accommodations. Speaking for the newly formed Caberfae Lodge and Laiies. Inc., were David Cole of Lansing, pres- ident; Everett White of -Williams-jiqi^ Lake Thursday. Th i s ton. treasurer and Paul Cameraii means that some entries can be of St. Louis, secretary. jexpected In The Press Big Fish Besides a 96-unit motel, plans Oeiby. The lake has a reputation tion, but he did say that he was| fishing the Huron River. The trout had dark sides, bright red spots and very pink undercoloring. Ihe size and during indicates that the trout had been in year’s ing. ijteius^a plUM •! tht Mtsisit th* MS lUBpray (ta«* Uw ■eSTaamr Hib iUTtitS tlM Orast Iwkw M mn ■«. Woodla JsnrU. otttSaor vrltn a tht SmH att. Hull. Mkb. S*«nlB( Ntw*. hai •mua MUMlsn* far .fWa Aa. •oWsUd PrtM I iMupny «aS b « MrlM vtn bppi t rnrm a ikM of u What may be a final countdown on destruction of the sea lamprey begins soon on Lake Superior. U. S. and Canadian fidd workers activated 44 electrical on major spawning streams in the big northern lake this spring. the placing of electrified weirs on Lake Superior spawning streams. It was Intensified In 1958 with the beginning d large scale chemical treatntent of streambeds above 'he weirs and in small unbarricaded The barriers trapped upbound lampreys, preventing them from spawning. The chemicals destroyed lamprey larvae that spend from four to six years in the streambeds after hatching. In all, Tl Superior streanu were treated over a 2H year period, the final one last October. But after tend from 12 to 20 months in the lake (»vying on fish. eaptared la the barriers iMs dleallen ef the i > af the Figures showing a definite trend are expected .by late June snd probably will be announced at the annual meeting of the Great Lckrs Fishery Conunission in Ann Arbor on June 22-23. It’: possible that the figures will the larvae reach maturity, they!show a substantial decrease in the The lampreys will begin theiri IspawTiing runs into the streanu,' I and be captured by the weirs, when the water warms to about 50 degrees. The spawning ms last IS Light Winter Kill Leaves More Trout in Streams numbers of spawning lampiuyi il l T _telrte OisvmsslAai * Lake Superior. FINAL COUNTDOWN prey will have started and flnal destruction of the vampire in aH the Great Lakes above Nisgiaili Falls can be expected within thp next four or five yean. u — the lampngr’a > spaa la the Lit U. 8. and Canadian admlnislrh- I ton are swinging die machbeit i of lamprey destnictiaa into Lakes year the electrical barriers captured 44JSS lampreys. Thia was By United Pres* Internattenal turned up a lot of frustrated There is new and refreshing fishermeu on suck II per cent behrw the aninber |statement which keeps popping up * ■ d I a u, the Bk captured la ISSS. jwhen strangers meet on Mlchl- Sucker and the T How many lamproyt wiU thejkan^trou^ streams this yw. i c*tchea were better further Lake Michigan hu 71 Know* spawning streams, which wlU rw i quire about ^ yean for ehaml i cal treatment. Lake Ihiron Iwa 8k Seven streams were treaied i| ! each laka last year and the pt» gram will be pushed into hi(^ ggac this coming summer. : He probably was left over from the 1960 crop. A 17%4nch bit la a rare catdi anywhere in the Lower Peninsula. DEER NimunON — Borrowing a tedinlque used on cows and other domestic animals. Conservation Depa^ent game men are literally “looking into’’ the digestive tract of this deer. The “window" placed in the stomach of the deer allows specialists to see how long it takes the deer to digest various foods at certain times of'the winter. barrien trap this year? ’Ihat’s the $10,000,000 . the amount spent so far in effdkts to destroy the vampire that from the sea into the upper Groat ‘least but there were few bragging tually wiped out the famous Mack- After the usual amenltiaa the exchanges idmori always seem to fl,h going Indude a statement which goes I i„ th, nnrtiwrn something like, “Ihere are a tot of fiah T can rntm ’am K„* t /m.'* tsiT catchet Were oomuig in on the the Pigeon «K1 th. Kack, but again no bragging fish. Carp-0>Rama Saturdc^ ^ to Draw State Archerf31 bait before a trani ha* a Northern pike become legal ( call for a yearjutNmd swimming pod, an ice Mntli« rink, public dining room, cocktail lounge, two private dining rooms, dance floor, tennis courts, archeiy rangb and commercial shops for sports equip- Dayton Fresh Cager for Inuring some big northerna. Pontiac Lake is an experimental project of the Oonaervation Department. Black ' around on thia lake. The pike tea-sop remains doted a month longer then on other waters and no lag is sUowed in the winter. Winter Deer Food Studied by Expert^ Cdd weather hat put the damp-1 HHARP mindu **Tiy season fishing, par- Fishermen who were worried “ tiqularly trout fishing. In numy:**»“» <'“*’*aUment of the stock- •m la^reys fasten to the al- gut still the fact that moat i *"8 program can take heart In ^;;***! *,“^«riflshennen are agreeing that ther«|‘he statement of.a Maumee, Ohio. !l? 7**^’ ^**d“*8 are a lot of trout in the streams,!**’®*'* fisherman encountered oh the the result of a light winter kill, | ******"*• , on the juices of tifir trout. lake flliteeriar h the toatliig jls significant. * ■ ‘ ce have I attack “I only get up here abaot I twice a year,” ha said. “After three days I FREMONT. Mich. (UPD - Bovh-iw out lor a bit of unusual qMIt have beoi invited to attend tho annual CarpO-Rama at Framo9j| Lake Saturday. Carp will be hunted from boaf| by the archers, who are *«ited Bl ivovlde their own boats and am Prizes will be awarded for ttur largest carp taken and in sevefUl other categories. area Checks la light DAYtW, Ohio (AP) - Roger Brown. University of Dayton freshman named as an “intermediary” in the recent baakclhaU i scandals, Tuesday waa informedl that he wUl not be permitted toi upper SUver. Union. Clotcbed re-enroD at UD following the close and Elizabeth are fair for of the preaent remester. | bluegiUs. Calico basa are beghning ITie announctment by the Rev.ito move on Deer and LakeViUe Raymond Roesch, S.M., president iLakea. of the univenHy. came after the' Rainbow fiahii« is a hit-aad-mlas school had received an otticlali and confidential report from Owl Deer can lose up to about 2S| wherefores of 4 per cent of their fall weight and' Ing the winter, still survive the winter yarding: ^ cows and 5her domeJS anlRteU. f A . biologiau are focusiire their study Their food n^s go up as *®«n*ithro,^ ^ smsii “window" pisnftd Sr ‘S^T’mVSl ^lto^‘*o«»ch of a four-ySSd WWW ^ ^ OCTlt rnoro lOOd ^ »a__a ^1*I14#A ■ifSTi imjiiili-jxil flamsa n-fwsxta.1 ta*kmn ♦aaeee R0S6 IAJC0 WUQJlfC 0Xp8 Rainbow trout, northern pHte *^****®" ***"' nient station near East Lansing, and bluegills are presently eligible P**»*“*t« extremely cold. , -windov ■ for the contest, deteimlned on ♦ * ♦ ionaped rubber __________ weight only. Bass can be entered White cedar te the ^y commonitan^u from the body wall to the . when the regular M«on open, conifer which, by itself. wUl cany inside of the d*^ stomach. It a deephrough the wtater: sdd te:^ ^ dteturt, the mdmal’s nor.;!^^ Huron Canoe Guide Ready even if I haven’t caaght aeema likely that put and I have bees forced to retreach moot of their nr am |moi «gai years. programs la the past two years ’The assault began in 1953 with because of lack of fnads. Mick- --------------------------------, Igaa kad beea well oa Us way toward becomkig a “pnt aad __ _______________ _____ _____ _________ take" state as ter as stocklag take Mocking wasn’t ^'answtr was ronrerned bnl the thin to complaints of a dodliis m the purse forced a,chsnge in this. Inumber of trout. Th# only thing Last year when it became evl-**®**tod was one mM winter to' dent that the stale s trout stock-|"»*o** t** «•** population, ing program wa.s going to be' Ther waa nothing wrong chopped to the bone, many fisher- Michigan fishing, tbe fish are man thought light creels would be ing it. of four Huron River **“ fule, rather than the excep ------------------- e 16. I**!" NEW YORK (AP)^Calao, A university spokesman sald|ig60 horse of the year, stagi teat, under questioning by Father {brilliant <3srry Back finish rllllit Roesch this morning. Brown ad- oh the wire Tuesday and won the mitted that certain parts of tlie!$U4,000 Metropolitan Handicap at district attorney’s report warefAquednet by a neck frOih paoo-, five. laetthM -Afl Hands. this hardwoo*, even in imaUlSL" b^nv"‘to;cttS^ "*--rouere from Pon^toLske Opening weekend came u i MSWIOridl DflV GsIBS amounts and tbe value of a deer’s! Thmiwti »h« oiha’*' tranmarmt ’ *** available for free distil-1pleasant surprise for these fisher- * total diet is areatly boosted. ** Hww«’CUi>ton *»««. *h« catch waa pretty good.!I Tkan in 10AA tool diet u iremiy Doomeo. leap. biologiM. are able to watch ^rtropoUtan Authority. iStoce then the catch h^fi^i^ LOWer 111311 IH ItOU The Authority maintains canoe!generally and, as ter a* tbe state! camp sites for overnight’ use by!as a whole is concerned, can only' be described as spotty. they will esnM oat af the mast itgewaa wlatar la eseei-iant shape. They prefer taBaga growlag la the open la that la Underfed does bear fewer aad as healthy fawns. .Malnutritkm •ds to smaller bucks with small antlers . . . prolonged hunger scr more susceptible to disesas. to attacks by parasites, | aMa to faad an {the doe's complicated digestive process to determine how long it ^.themhm^ to ^ - food sais^-at different tlrees fadllties ' the winter. island In Kensington Metropolitan Game mea reason that aaasl Park near Milford and alo^ the foods may be aahard to digaat at Huron River a half mile aouth at eertate tlmeo af the wfoter that Hudaon Mills Metnprtlton Park, dear aetaally atarva to daatk jlocated 12*^ miles northwast otjer. wMIe wmlMiig tor toad la paaa Ann Arbor; and a canoe camp site through tbekr dlgetUva system. Msr Hamburg. These maps or canoe camp permits may be secured from tbe Hur- on the streams, however, agreement is resotmUng. The ■re there in good numbers and if catches are light blame tbe weatb- By Tbo Aaaaeteted Preaa Memorial Day attandanos for< major league baseball dropped some 20.900 from last year’s Hr deqdte an added site on the schedule due to the American League’s expansion to 10 i Theae are s few of the findings that research on deer nutrition has turned up over the years to guida Omaervatian Depaitmcnt game in managing tbe state's deer Alaska Bear Season Open There are stlO many things that , game men need to know about the 'complex whitetail, including why ! many deer starve each winter and NEW YORK (NEAr—Just before you never know wrhen those tbnesjearly spring iriien their stomachs emplaning for the valuable piece!will come. Maybe the grizzly, be-'in fuu of food, of real estate once known as Sew-lcanse he’s a loner, is a little more! aid’s Folly. MaJ. Harold F. Palmer I aggresoive than hla couains, buti had aonw advice for sportsmen. none are animals to fool around' “Don’t," he skid, ‘put diat Mg with Deer, like iheep. are nimlnante. <>"-C»toton Metropolitan Authority. After a deer chews its cud, only *^50 Guardian Building. Delroitij ’ilBleak Duck Ouitook Seen for This Fall Although‘first place Detroit had the day’s tc^ crowd. 51,791, tor s doubteheader with Kansas City, |the American League’s total of 128.0TI was 7.578 below tbe I960 figure of 135.649. The tvro new chibs in the AL, Los AngMes and Washington, drew 14,277 at Washington material which is readily digesti- 3?^ "*»>• "• •*“ evailaMe Me paaaoa on throi«h ,ite fem Kensington Park or Hudaon MUlai iM remainder stays iai^‘**®P******»’ >***’<(• -™iiBch. If a dear sals T***» *» a canoe ______ vwiy much haitMiHli^ WASHINGTON (AP) ~ n>e Ih-i ♦ Itopertment has aome bed The Nationel room to this stomeefa tor aswif**^**- N® «Uity of this type ^.119,926. a drop of 12,948 Iroip last food which la difsstible and noed-|to”*totatnrf at any of the au- jgjj duck ®*^ P**toe battle heed to keep tbe animal tram store-1 *'**’"*> P^rks. i tween CincinnaG and the Giants ing. ------------------ * * * drew the NL’a top httendanc Much of a dter’s nutrition comMlSkBBt Chompianihip Serious draught conditiona on,<* ®“ “* “ ®*r«K*toco. where .1.. 1—. .•—1--„-----------tot;***®*> ^ 20.000 stormed the ln| . game rifle in moth balls for the kummer. Gome to Alaakh. loaded for bear.” ;ao he’s not afraid of firearms. To Major Palmer files big ones forja polar, a man on (ce la ftu* >! tbe Air Force from the Elmandort|meal. like a big, juicy walrus, so, Base near Anchorage and nttlejbe goea after the hunter.’' ones u a buah pilot. | Maj» py.*, I, plai-tog UaKawBy are rairmtly la the iseaaon. The polar is real mean He’s' f*. ? J** '"*13**** not used to being hunted by man.! ■M^_wktoh allow, them jtlte winter. At this Gmc of the LDRDSHIP. Cbnn., (NEA)—The Canadian prairies threaten riuuply '*'*** crushed three Gcfcet booths Inj to aaswor tMs riddle, year, cellulose undergoes chemical 139th Araiual Great Eastern Sheet to curtail waterfowl p^uction P***‘'*>*** of 6.000 tickets. d re- ichangas and beoomea more diffl- Champtonahlp wUI be held at tha!again this year the department * ♦ ♦ State cult to digest than in the growing!Lordship Recreation Center Juno said today on the basis of early The two league total was 247,997, ■ .sAomrena llA-lfl* ___ ________________________________________ reporto. to “took toto" Turnip Patch Legal Test saM too majar, wka to a walktag around aad llytag Owm-her of “ IBirmingliain Shootof | Won by U.P. Deer Herd ' field reports described the waterfowl breeding habitet as in poorer condition than it waa laat year or In 1968 when drought conditions brought new restrictlona on hunting of migratory waterfowl. Craft's famous MR. COOL-you waiqh hardly mora than you do strippod. But sofflotMflff It addod: amazing eomfori and a wondorful appoaranca. For thia and worttod it suporlativaly tai- slstoni too M hora, in eonvtm tional and hry models. Lightly prieod,leol $49,96 *0«foriTM Mr. Cool Sport Coals. $MJd A.M. -w • r Jl. folan Is at Hs halgM wM »m I ..■n,* temperature Is always be-low sero. with prevailing winda Hie Kodiak, brown and grissly from 10 to 25 miles an hour,’’ bear are all the sama species, with Palmer explained. *t)nc plane Is IWins Lsnsino Evont I miUllH) UfSMI „ Uiwrl>«llllllj«l«™t.|l«,l tatUe iw* tl» ImUp p«Kh l••Oa« 01 DiXW erty rights of Williams and — . - - . •— weekend in the CapftM C3ty Open variatlona. Kodiaks, so-called because they live on Kodial Island, are goierally referred to as the •scondlargeM land animala. smaller only than the elephant. Deqiite their Mvei size-’-a tingle hide can mm a large wall—Kodiaks are no more vicious than the little brown beam fooUah tourists feed in our Natkmal Paiks. used to land the hunters on the lee and the other stands by in esse of It costs a non-resident between $1,500 and $1,800 to get a polar bosr and about $1,000 for a brown. Any big game rifle with the proper kill any game in Alaska. There is d bag limit of one on evei^lAg except caribou nnd deer and only caribou and K William.’’fight'lo .^er dam-kibbled'turolps"";;rto gi^M He took the honor. Iv bre^W** age. for deer loMe. on hi. turnip! relto.” WW»/tainted th. «««r 98 of 100 clay birds. Smith atao: the 20 gauge dtvisian with a' 90 X 100. Bob Thiefels of Pontiac small gauge, but needed off with Chet Critoa of Detroit after both had Boated 49 x 50 scorea. Tbiefeta ^ced eacond aas^ B. The 22nd annual Motor State Open Skeet Champianahipa will ba this weekend at the Dotfoit Gun crop. enow. in., vnm. In Lansing, were wards of the state. ^ jjan Bryant areaH dadge WRItoas B. | WlUtema toM aahed tor |l.tw il40, Mickey Katlin 105. Dick Moul-Peaersm, sMttag In Om stato | damagea to hla me acre .of ;der 100. Bob Duncan 98. Tbm S(a-| eoart af claims, rated WlUtoma ' tarnipa. The tandp Held I* aext ' ley 95 and Bob Fredericks 90 toiled to altoge tecta stattag a j to a large fiiraat la Bongbtan----- bates ter s tawiai elalai aad | Oreaty. -------------------------- J2d“L!r’^“12L‘* * Asat. Atty tten. WteTcn R. 8ny- nner ooe weeu ago. ^grmd WiUtams had been de- Tlte decision left Michigan in foil ^ed a permit to shoot the errant control of the deer herda and WU- by the State Conservation De-liams mourning the '— *' '-** One weak tube can spoil your TV fun of his n Snyder said Williams was “imprudent” in,.dx)0sing “his place of buslnesa” next ‘to tht forest. 'Thas bo was tovWag toa deer to ewtae la and aat kto taralpd,” dayder said. “Everyone PTATEn NAMBMKE — ^MichlgM .ta called tlte Wolveiim no one la sura If its how Aflchigan ctme tiy Its n When deer fire of stapies such' as bark, twigs and bou^, Ahey' I go for garden crops, Snyder added.: “To permit an aggrieved farmer' ;to bring actior^ against the state' for woodchucks burrowing in Msj yards and nMadows with Impunltyi ... for th# pndatoiy skunk qrl In tbs asrly dsyt when trapplhg flourishsd, DdMt fuf trs- Artor >ff dtandln' continues to impiwe after Mkt> emergency operations for interna) bleeding, jltospital atteodanta report. I Chandler. 42. underwent surge-!ry May 13 ftK* a slipped spinal disc. ‘Complications de\-eloped lO lda>'s later and his condition be-i came critical from an internal tomorrhage. ' He rallied after surgery lo repair an artery, biii last Saturday, ia setxmd such pperation became j necessary. Since then the hoapltal, has reported slow but steady im-piwement. A survey shows Oslo is Noi^i way’s largest fruit - t>roducing{ "WAonisT smr AT 7M - 1I:3S HURON PLUS AY ~'TIm WORLD of SUZIE WONG" HELD OVER! TONlTi-THURS. PONTIAC OAKLAND COUNTY'S PREMIERE SHOWING 2 lAJOR HITS PRTO^M iS! 'Wm Rv|y-'~-pl •SL niAninit'Kiin'Iiiniis DRIVE-IN THEATER OPEN 7:30 r.M. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK STARTS TONIGHT SYLVU SYie^MCkl WILDING ---ALSO—- On If thi Great Lore Stories oUniiMl' tayTorjcuft^wiIrs (XORGESi^ APIACE ^ISIIN INTHESII 34th Spelling Bee to Open Today With 73 in Field Wedncnday on Gear Lake, has SAULT STE. BIARIE. Ont. m-The body of Joe Wlter of Beavw-toa Mich., who ' drowned lut Qranberrici ire aald to be native to North America. . WASHINGTON (UPD-Hie 34lh annual national spelling bee opens today wHh ■ fleld«( 73 contestants competing. The apeOen, wheaa agea na It to U. < The contest is expected to last for two days with the windup coming before noon on Thursday when the words get tougher and tougher. Michigan's representative In the national spelling competition is carol GbitishdMe. 14. of St. Oalr Shores. To Build Moon Vohiclo' SPECIAL Dt:iJVEBY — A passenger Is helped to the steps at an airliner leading ramp today after being delivered directly to the plane by an airport limouisine. The extra aerste was offered after a 3-ioch rain left taxhrays of this Omaha, Neb., airport flooded. PARIS (AP)-AffleHca l8 set to uUd a space vehicle to-carry a man around the moon, George M. Bunker, president of the Martin Corp., said Tuesday. ■got Snacks 'n Daini Queen Take-Home Treot keep in your free andsodeUdoaa! Bnyaaiqiplirtodayl FRIDAY PONTIAC DRIVE IN THEATER Driver Walks Away From Demolished Cor Negro Churches InvHed I Into Atlanta Presbytery EMPORIUM, Pa. (AP) - An! ATLANTA (AP) - Three Negro auto left Route 120 near here Tuesday, crashed Into a culvert, ■flipped 40 feet through the air, !'bounced once and landed on its ; roof 50 feet awsy. Prediyterian dwrches have been invited into full membership in the all-white Atlairta Presbytery. The the driver. John Guisto Jr., 23. !of Emporium, crawled from the demolished auto witii a cut Up and a few bruises. He t(Ad -state ! police his car left the road when the sun blinded him. unanimous backing from mlnis-ters and elders, lepccsenting the preebyteiy's 98 chnrahes. Anlng a voice vote. HELDOVEB! i -M NOW SHOWING I If, by cImiicu, you •dulto riliiik ifiii show ia "kid thiff' you | . It it withoaf doiihf oiM of tho I I moat onjoyohlo profroma ovor praaaiitod to • mofioii piehiro | . You will hovo os good o Hma wotcfcinf it oa ] NlabtoOSwi. 90e Wkdr Mala. 65c I yoor cliildvoo or froiidckildron. Don't lot it got owoy from I . . . lorry MNIor, Mgr. Strand Tkootnr. 50c HURRY LAST 2 DAYS iOX OFtICI OMN 7:00 SOUTH UNION LAKI RD. IM S-OMI suarwqN6 l»ilB E^.ST_ ALSO •\ w / / ‘X Walt QiSNEY's rr OMHUlMlhdoniOllA iOalmafiRns d V ^_ -noH^teouxi^ AND FOR A SECOND EXCITING TREAT WALT DISNIY RRISINTS "A GALA DAY AT DISNEYUND" STARTING I 2-JIST-NI TMKHT! I SKPERE UirilleR! BLUE SKY drive in theater COMING FRIDAY Miracle Mile DRIVI-IN TNIATa 2103 S. miCRAtH M re 2-1000 ■ TiM — SUHa N METRO- GOIONYN-, MAYER AiiAinu kwm PAL mmucmi ^ffflaiiafa^oW^rl 0 PIATT ■ rHANK DC NOVA a.w,0MELi«illlM>tS2:.'wwam ^ I at 8:20 p.m. ond 1 o.ni. U.S. and Russian Friendship Experiment Doomed to Fail 9jA.w.mmix On JuM S. UM, Anurtctti newt-paper beetfUnee bleaoned: “UA Bomberi Shuttle to Ruitlan baeee in Bunla- Th«e were three: At Joltnva. Miitovod end Pitied aU in the Ukraine. Each wee manned by an American-Ruaelan team, with at least tome men from each aide aatlgned to abnoet every Job. When Gan. Out Spaali. eom-mander ol U.S. Strategic Air Forcet in Europe, called me in and told me I'd been selected as public relations officer for "Operation Frantic,’’ he added: 4laa el tide prejeot a wlU hit gettlac there (to Itaasla). It to a chaaee to prove to then and oarselvea we eaa get along! that we eaa be friends, man to nnm. II nuy be a tanilng potto tahtotory." ilcated with banding toge I unquestianabl^ ioUoa^ An Anaerican promiae to keep the newspapers and among our own was broken. Many turned up in Ruesian hands and they woro fat by Russian tour-page standard»-and they had adverttoe-ments of many woiNierful things in capitalistic America which hadn't even been available In Russia before the war. That, a hi^ placed officer was later to ex^aln, is what really caused the ban in the fatonds, evon aeudy aeqafred prone to blame all Russisne at g began to note a heoltaaey on the part ol oar Rnooiaa frtoado. About Om same tbne we noted anltonns of the I Russian crews flew our transports to Moscow and between I, but w« said who went as mgers. Whenever an NKVD man climbed aboard, the plane immediately becaihe "overloaded* and he invariably was picked as departee. TTmt, of course, rt help the situation. Polio Victim Graduating tt dlda’t tuni out to be sudt a Our Russian friends flgited and were obviously anxious to break off conversations not sfrictly buto-But they tried to do it without being rude. Soon some of the more friendly toward the Americans began to disappear. "Transferred to the front" was the didn’t get any better and before the end of World War II, Eastern command of U.8. Strate^c Air Forces in Europe was deactivated. Thus ended an experiment in theitort Hereisone. if they knew eadi other better. President IVanldln D. Rooaevtot sold Premier Josef Stalin on the Joint operation. Pinpoint bombing on the Eastern front could be M tremendous advantage to the U.8.S.R. Secretary of State Cordell Hull ‘OPnATlOH nUNTICf The building of the three bases tor "Operation Frantic" started in FMstiary of 1944. On June 3 the first American Flying Fortresses dune roaring in from Italy. They had dropped their bomb loads on Nazi-held Romanian oil plants en route. ns buUdtag Jeb, primarily that al the Raaslaas. ted been a tremsndsuB sndsttoktog. The At first we had been aware M only one NKVD, a MaJ. Maxsee-th whom even Gm. Fv minov had to dear policy matters. GAVE HER TRnfOfi Nunes and docton at our tent hospital had all but adopted a bright, blue-eyed, honey-haired WAC of periutps 17. They shared their precious chocolates with her whenever they got any and some of the nurses gave her nylon undies and stockings. One day a nurse (bund the girl weeping brokenheartedly. She was having to go, the said, to a Idxir battalion at Stalingrad U. Col. Jack Jackson, our medics chief, went straight to Perminov to pro- to the worid on June 2, 1944, in this c initial communique: OUR ANCESTORS The general said the girl ' betag (raasforred for petty thefts. CeL Jackson protested she hadn’t T37 By Quincy "I can do nothing. Tlie orders »nm from Moscow. The party says she must go." A Russian army lieutenant, home U.R suppliea had to come the ~ long way around, via Murmansk or the Persiaa Gulf. The supplies tododed: Food and clothing tor 1.S00 Americans; 12,000 tons of steel planking tor runways; 10,000 tons of high octane gamine tor Flying Fortresses and Mustanp ^ and Lightnings then yet to coom from England u well u Italy. "If prices keep climbing I’m gonna have to cut out the roast beef!’’ BOARDING HOUSE {ak)MP with any such United Statee what it la like to llva In Russia fa Ilka frying to snhdn tl|e aenaatko ol pladng your kand on a red hot stove. You know you have been burned, but there ia no adequate way tfrexplaln the m You’ve got to be burned to understand what it’s like.” AMy ARRIVE WINP6P,\j BRiGHT-eyED, ANDWJtiRMiyi fi BRiGHT-eyED, AND VWtAU/i ^ FRiBNPI-y IN TEN MINUTES. ^ WHICW MEANS WEVE . GOT TO REH»\RSC By Loa Fine THE BERRYS SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) Joe Rowe, who writes with his toes because polk) crippled his arms when he was 5, graduates this week from high ^ool v " a straight A avenge- By Carl Gniberl I LIKE IT Id ESPECIALLY HOW VOJ SLICE IT NICE AND THIH ON RYE BREAD WITH A r LITTLE W------- ^ ;some1 •S^TCO/JI >-g ALLEY OOP SURd IVEHADEXPERIGNCS wrm ONE OF-mESE 61AS. ru. MET IMAM NONE OF WTWHAT IF^ IN THSa-QASE.'VOUP YOU SLIP-UP^ , BETTER HOmXJT SOMBIVHBItE^----------------- By V. T. Hamlla ^ --------------- 3. CAPTAIN EASY By LesUa Tomer (j AUNT FRITZI— I CAN'T GET TO SLEEP By Ernie BnahmlDer H MORTY MEEKLB ^ PD9TBR0IM ANOIHBRAT FOCH>0«rBR- ouONConr/ y fiOBO/ J 1 BIT/ By Dick CavaUi By Charlea Kuhn OH.HEUa»ON«/ ORANOMA.WI HAVES MjOrrO’POISON iW iwvouffSTRavaaRarr DONALD DUCK /weUvZeee > vouaoT VOUWMiMLri 0HARPBNe^>< By Walt DImey : •ItJRTY THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1961 f fiiisiness iaft.i xm u_____ Am Mtl Cl M.4 KannacMt ad.S KImb Clk dt.t Krocar ll.j L«»r ......... rtf S1.3 lot auw . I Ism 3: m-rfSi; I Livtsfock MTson LivarroPK Wisner Stadium - will be filled pared a mamnoUi isar arl pre-/“ I •A#-w as c- tt ■. ^ '"“■‘c tomorrow^ hide to the Oeateaaial. “TWs to __ Card With R.C.H. on It night. Making the sound will be Oar aty~Pontiae.*’ ■ rhJcK Given to Neighbor as I The program wUl ^n at 7:30. Clue if Trouble Each year the Pontiac PubliciJ* ' ,.Schools present a big spring music ^ttoi ^ ^ —. DETROIT U» - Gordon Watson;^”^^- eleiyntaty and sec- . aa^f «««« todayj®"*^ y«rs. b^ aariy auppiy aUttai>-|of threats made against his own Ihe yeaager set gets the aod IT. h|d ttwy have pte- Pastor Anderson will work in the interpretation, introduction and enlistment of the new prograni. The Anderson, with their three*~; children will leave for PhiladeH A>ers of 857 Spence St., Dennis Killen 68* team, died Tuesd^ after itrolt. who has bron elected vice a long illness. He was wm in pastor of the congregation, will London, conduct the official affairs of the -congregation while a successor is ^ being secured. j< CHURCH GROW S « Pastor Anderson came to Christ Lutheran Church, a mission of St. " 'John's Lutheran Church, after his Movie Would Spell Out. graduation from the seminary. _ " . Tho ohiin-r ‘ a Uia oMtur of tbo poUtloo eos-Blaa RagnnoBd J. Theraten. adaet. lum. . 0 Mary Thorntoa, aiotbor at Mid •utor child. Pctltloo hsTtat boon tllod la thu Ceort ‘— ••--t the preceat wherrobonM of of cold minor chUd ora ua-Mtd child ba> Ttolated a 1 the paopio at tho ■Jam Motan UA JAfS * Mjt M3 Ampei ....... S3-4 Uttoa Indue 131 Am Tcl a TW 1S3 Loefch Alrc .. 43 4 ^ Tto 5 »-»• »Ctm 3M $5ueedh a LortUnrd ...ifss 'ArmoaraCa . 4. toHi a Hath U 4 a weanaaaay; bnu early cupply •Uacb-' aiehliea . . MS ■ U.'*"' "lA hetferc. good and cboleei||«« .»*«,. »h_- iiKn~«lavina hi. -AutaaCant .. 37 Martla Ce ' . HJ irndec pradomUiatlag; covt la light *ner IIW 1X0 Slaying of lUS A»«o Carp_____ IfS }{»*A Cp — 4U:»apply: ctaerc and belfcn actiee, ctraag I business Dartncr Patvin (Bill) r. riJ!; Wat«on l. on tnal m Lasriteri^j M.S Hat ^ . M.1 .ad euttan'u^if to few eirong^^l murder and conspiracy to commit OUuinaa ... M.4 Mat Caah R . Mlicuttera up to )1N Cami^up l» ^ry .M ^ge-fctabi 3M Hutch I murder Cuta .. .. M.I Hat Oype ... -‘4.4 ateady guallty of buUhen Tda Pie . .. M.3 HaU Lead . »l few k>U mtzed No I and _ • 5!* » butchcri 17 Tt-lt.M;________ ^ A ?”* » »nd 3 lM-330 Ibc. W.78-17.50: Si SrI *’ J!* "® » and 3 330-3M Ibc. ItM-IIM; No. Si 5®® *«fl. * and 3 Saa-4M lb. cowo I40S-I4.7S; > I and 3 400-400 lb. oowi I3 M-1I.7}: boon 13 (4-14 M Taalaca—Halablo M. Uaebangod. priaio . realert 33.IS-M.M; good and choice 1 37.SS-3S.M: etaadard S3 S0-37.M: enU and "2 BtUfty 14.W-3S.M. 841* Bheap-Halable IM. MaaghUr daaaet • cteadr; few leade ehalee ia oHim oW 4 chop ihOra ttaugbtar tambe ITJS-ll.M: >* 3(T band fall ibora to thU voetad wait-4*.t eni oM crape IN Ihe. U.M; M bead M rticj'is'ugiicj"*.! —.......... j murder. d pIntoed iMiooent snd Women Will Spread Word of Centennial "With thi^Xi^am, we hope to show that IroniHs^wealth ul Indian lore to its wealth of industry, Pontiac is truly the> peraonifica-tioa of the glory that is America, said Mrs. Edith Roach Snyder, priadpal .of Webster School and elementary vocal music depart-imait aupervisor. rt* Jif'?®-** U d Nor Sto . - •*, Ohio oil ■ J* i Owens eng . „ ■ 43 * OWMC lU OI N . ** * Pac O a B N.3 j «•* Pan A W All " - '' *« f Pacam ■ S'* Pifle Da . ■ i! Pa r- - Pepel ■ Jii Pffier - Iz f PlMlno Phelpc D American Stocks 5?“* A*" ■ S ! «•» o®«f >*®r “•» M Pent ,. ..3M.3 Ray Tcb . iMct Air L . 17 7 lu^l Ol^ Sr^Sutr^'t:; » * Ml feelll^ . 43 Sinclair ... MS Socooy .... ________ . 414 South Pac . Phttb WhHaey It.d .. (MICllBPw .. . MSlCohnClra . .. MtlCangMng ... .. M.llCont At a IK CteolaPet ... MTlDwm to «a iBBoBdaa . . M.i Pair Cam _ 41 PlrTtetr ... ' 4]f !PordCaB _ .143 Inc R An . INDIAN ‘SPECTACULAR’ A ^pof PwUac busin^wom-; she is one of the pageant’s di-en will spread the Ontennial word .h. h ... ^ *«> Young, su- **!? *"^il'****i”,2 r^' pen%)r, elementary physical edu- - * Nelle eagiaeered fto plot j qy^griRg CentaWRial garb and .rutlon: Gerald Irish and Eldon riding la two new Pontlaes [Roaegart, supervisors, elementary tbsi reiMlteNl la the I William Foigmann, a neighbor, testified eariler that Watson once gave him his business card, with the Initials "R.C.H." penciled on it. Foigmann was to take it to police it anything happened to Wat-m. Roy C. Hicks (R.C.H.) is one, of three m«n who admitted the actuM slayiiv of Lassiter and now are serving life-term prison sentences on pleas of guQty to second-degree muider. pMeeting Scheduled . 44 1 Tccbnico r Pt»*P 8 Pruch ' ^TW»| QmaKa . ^rber Prw I Htd Oil tad ‘ StdOUMJ .. Std OH Ohio , atcTcni. IP , ) atwd-Pack .. ■wtft d > TnuOa ;|Sewage-Pact tab Pain 3 -t A a II.... 40.4 Ot HO Rt 44 a OroTboaad . Jt.t Oulf 00 . . . 373 Ifammor Pap . M.d | «“|0eadline Close ; 7» a.4( Commission Will Go to Wire On Approving Expansion Contracts JK Rowt Bad ati Ing Ri Intand _. lot Rirr im Nick Im Paper. Ml WiOgrm J*J wliTr^irsd M 4 WMtDnTol 4(.5 Wntg B . The City Commission m'right down to the deadline tonight M t in approving contracts for the sew {age treatment plant expansion. by Medical Sociely The Oakland County Medical Society will hdid its quarterly business meeting ‘HiurSd^ night at the Kingsley Inn. in Bhnmfteld HQIs. The 8 p.m. | preceded by a social 1 and dinner at 7. Ihe doctors will discuss federal legislation for mescal health ckre for the aged and changes in the Blue Cross-Bine Shlrid program. A documentaiy film. "Project HOPE," wiU also be shown. . wi; “ 4 WUtt®**®* • 7* 3 WUaoBACb ., ■2. Woolworth ....... K 3 Tngit Bh*T 111 i (7 4 Zenith “ • --- News in Brief Clwrlea S. Breece, Mt Parkwood Ave.. reported to Pontiac police yesterday that two evergreen trees were stolen from in front of his home. Burglars took III from venKng machines in the ciuldy house of the Pine Lake Country Club, •K.i chtap . __________________seal, linstettmental music; and Vera Mae a nliie-niMnber delegation of the {Adams, of the Pontiac Central Tipaew ehapter of the Amerieaa |H>8i) School radio workshop. Bariaets Womea’s AHMeiailoa j Yhe script was written by Miss plaas to drive to Daytem fer the jAdams. to the program will be the delegation decided to help •Mng “Song el advertise the Ontennial along the{ Von*to«.’* cMnpoeed by Mrs. OeB-way. Delegates svill spewt Onten-1 <*•••. eiemeutary vocal nial bonnets and drei»es at the{ teacher, oopyention. _ . _ ! Indian games and danoes will Making the t^p are Ruth Cram-■. chapter vk» president; Mrs. Henry Healy, Ibith Woodworth, Mrs. Richard Veaaey, Julie O'Biisn. Mrs. Carrdl Welch, Lois Tucker, LilUan Laska and Mrs. Charles Irish. M,J Contracts totaling $2,507,260 are 74.4 scheduled to be approved shortly la 4 after tonight's 8 p.m. meeting be- DOW-JONES t r.M ATEBAOES **'’"■ \ aSi. m« SR »M • Iv The action wlir be leas thaa 1 rnr ^ *r«ni tbc dCid- tluar ui3 pm. 3,U(.M( line set by Oakland Comity Or- Conrt In behalf of the Water VORK.' MaV”!—'IcompiUd by. Reaouirea Commtaaion. ^ ..**, i In its move to curb Ointon River •« State PoUce aim, -aS- • pollution, the State Water &•» day**' .jS i i’mJ }"J JJJIsouTfes Commission demanded; Dario DeMasellto, tlgl Crane ■(., <>>« J®* STUlfc. Mrau'ii . .»i J ig; }S1 ekpansion be under contract Waterford Township, reported a' iMi'wfh iai? iUi ;S1J completed by this b„.ak-in of his cottage at 1625' iMi kV , 5Ii ' time two years from now. 'Benstein Rd., Commerce 1 tilSJ “o'? M(4 IMS I ship, to sheriffs deputies yester-, _x__--------------- I A general obligation bond issuelday. Three saws valued at $15j , 'to finance the expansion has still Sfocks Of Area Interest (to be approved the state Municipal Finance Commission. The issue will be $200,000 to $300,000 less than the $3.53 million original-anticipated. ”|RF.ZONtNT< RECOMMENDED 4^4j On hand tonight Is a planning j*J:commis8ion recommendation that the commission rezone about eight acres oH North Perry Street from —TpftfB?rS500fjl^ Junior Academy Graduates 15 at Church Rite The Pontiac Junior Academy. 81 L Howard St., held graduation ceremonies for 15 students Monday evening at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 156 Mt. Gem-!M St. Rev. John P. Erimrd, pastor, was the msla weaker. Ralph R. James, prindpto ef the academy, spoke briefly and the rere-by the mony tseladed soags --■---• dblamSm ' Graduating from the 10th grade were Eddie L. Arnold of 6588 OdoI^ Drive, White Lake Township. and David E. Wilaon of 111 Pabner Sir Both wHl attmid thd: Adelphian Academy in Holly next dll The other graduates were all in the 8th gra^ graduating class. ITie local academy runs through be perlormed Emerson, Herring^, Malkim, Crofoot and Mark Twain pupils. The first act’, "The Sagjiiaw Trail." and Act II. “CHd Pete.” trace Pontiac history through the QvU War. Among those in this part of the show are pupils from Central. Wil-Hawthorne, Wianer, Whittier. Wever, Aleott, Webster, Frairidin, Betfaume, Bagley, McConnell Me-Carroll, Whitfield. Longfellow, Wilaon, Baldwin and Owen schools. GERMAN band "Wheels and Mon Wheels,” will feature a German Band from Aleott, LeBaron and Will Rogers schools. The finale will consist mainly of tableau and a grand panule. Joining in will be members of the Pontiac Board of Education, Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce, Greater Pontiac Centennial Committee, and aty Manager Walter K. iVUlman.* Mayor PhlUp E Rowston wrill briefly la Children havj fbeen rehearsing for many weeks and ore spending many hours in final preparatioa at Wisner Stadium this week. ^ a* I The church has grown to over J L.OOp6ratlOn. on LOOp.] 000 cluldiVb and adults with a« BotWOen Agoncios Sunday school enrollment of 5S0. g ; During this peri^ tuion .m b. h.id .i tn. Oakland „ , lion was completed and dedicated county serrice c«nttr. court hou#4 Now they re talking about an-at n «n«r nf tivt nm « tw>w nBrann. *“®*- *mbb w»»t bm.. is tu* city «i», ot— c—i-o »!■».««. a new parson- Pontlac Ui lald county, on the (th other fUm about Pontiac. purchasrtl. and additional land‘f-t h e-w h oie meettags of the several boards to the afternoon, the Oaklaad _ —----------- otrttfled check (mount of n** per oenl •>%) .. propotil iubmltted. Plini ind ip^nratleu nay b* ob-Ulned on and afUr May It. INI, at tb* offl» of tb* a r e h 11 • e t. TarapaM-MacMahon Asioelatw. lac.,, IMl 7(^-wird Avenue. Bloomfield HUU. MlehlfaB, lod th* Board of Bitncatlon offlca*. 4M ~ Ippt Road. Lak* Orton. Mlcblnn. . check In th* imount of tM.M mn*t •ubmItM a* a_ depoett for each eet "We’re taldng this up nfnv. .so we can get the project under way,' Norman R. Barnard, the boianl's committee clerk Dr. James K. Pollock, vice chairman of the permanent advisory commission to the President in intergovernmental relations, wii( address the group at the Veterans’ Memorial Building in the evening. Colored glass blocks are being used in church windows instead of stained glass. * '' plan* and *pad- ------ _—-------iUm within ten Itl day* of th* opcalny of bid*. All propoaaU *ubmltMd ihall rtnaln irm for a period of thirty lyoi day* ' T^’Sm^ of *Bdaeatton lacerrM tht rl(ht to reject any or all bid* tn vbola ~ ‘n part, and to valve any infomall-tbanln. LAU ORION COMMOHITT SCHOOLS DISTRICT OR OAELAND COUHTT. LAKE OPION. inemOAN BUOR BRADT Secretary May 31. IMt Oakland County, Mlcblnn. .w..,. of last day of rattitraitoo. Notice Is hereby ilvcn. that Brtdty, he Snd day of June, INI, up ta 3:N I'clock p.m.. laitern Standard Tim*. uarocltMTMl In which the «! already iwrtitci n book* or «i I aaon tb* I townablp He was tnatod aad ntoassl Bt with throe of hla ehOdiML qweyl Abb. s; Gilbert C, 6, uid Dekrm 7. Hospitalized lyere his wife Patsy, 28, and a tei^ter, Susan, 1^. both with head InJuriRi. con-t The accident occurred at 10:30 p.m. on John R Road north of Auburn Road. Twa perMBs were injured at I !:$• B.ta. today whea their car They were In satisfactory dition today. ' John31a<^k. 15, of 37 N. Johnsoni of 1540 N. Lapeer Road. The otherlst.. suffered a head injury when driver, Alexander H. Cold, 53, 4>f |he fell from a tree «t Feath^ 23 Pearl St., Oxft^, was not In- stone Street and Csmeron Avenue in Pontiac yesterday. He was in * ^ * 1 satisfactory condition today at. Six members of td Avon Town-1 Pontiac General Hospital. . ' kl(«ol BMa.. wMi avtr 2,100 m|. faat of apoca, full boaaaianf, Naw Got Statm Hauf, covnar lof 142rIS0 parfciufl in raor fer evar 50 cora, CeuM be uaed ea a le^, chwreb, Unien Hall, dfc.,, ^Troms Coa le Airaaped —Call 4-J9N I. C. niTII UAL UTin. 3110 IliuMi lOt U. V- Capital Merger Starts Thursday THE rOXTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. 19G1 FORTY-Pyi No Difference to Public but Plones to Be Under United Air Lines DETROIT « - 0,pita! Alrlinw’ planes were making their last flights today as Capital ships. Thursday Capital and United Airlines merge formally. The name henceforth will be United Air lines. Capital’s 34-year history thus will A’ United’s absorption of Capital waa approved by the government in view of the latter’s ailing finances. To the tra\tillng pubUo. the merger wtil make little dltfPr-, otfldBls said, except for w A N T Under the merger United adds! Capital’s 7.000 employes to its own I 33.000 and Capital's 7.500 miles of; system to Its own 14.000 route' miles .< TO KEEP 40BS Slarting Thursday, the O’.'O Capital employes of the Detroit area will be working for a new iwss -United. For the girts at the tiekef eounfers the onl> difference will be that they'll .switch their lapel insignia. In the merger negotiations I’ntted reportedly agreed that nn ; ttapltat employes would lose their Jobs — eieept for some In exemtlve rank. A United spokesman .said Capital' planes will continue to fl.v w ith the Capital markings until the end of ' the year. As the Capital planes come up for overhaul they are to be repainted and (heir inferiors i-edone in United citlors. Expansion of flight schedules is planned for July 1 j United has t)een eiwntially a long-haul system. In the merger 1 it is taking over Capital’s flights to outstate .Michigan cities includ-1 ing ■ Lansing. Muskegon. Grand' Rapids. Flint and the trio cities of Midland. Saginaw and Bay Oty. R E S U L T S Primate Retiring as Archbishop of Canterbury LONDON flTIi-Geoffrey Fisher. the 74-year-old Angelican primate who tried to bring the Church j of England and the Roman Cath- j olic Oiurch closer together, retires i at midnight as the archbishop of | Qinterbury. i He will be succeeded June tS by Artbar M. Ramsey, now arcb-Msbop a< Vark. The outgoing archbishop, 99th primate of all England, told news-1 men Tuesday he planned to retire, to the country. He said he might; be. willing to take a new job if - ,-the-dufies were not too arduous. ■ • ’The house I want has got to be far enough away from London to escape suburbia . . .” he said. "If anyone wants me. there are a number of fields in which I might be tempted, more probably in wiiat I might caiL^ reflecthe rather than an executive capacity ” Rouge Woiker Dies in Burning Grease W A N T DETROIT — A crane operator diad today when he fell into a pool of burning grease at the Great Lakes Steel Corp. plant in Ecorse. He was Floyd Ryan. 4."). of River Rouge. Ryan leaped 12 feet from the cab of his overhead crane to escape flames shooting up from the floor in the plant’s soaking pits. He slipped when his feet hit the floor and his head struck a piece of machinery. The blow threw ’nim A D 5 Death Notices Funeral Directert 4 DIAaON, MAT > rr aim at.i u* n; uion4 luu-bud at Hstu* a. Omuw: Amt (Alh*r of Mrs. UwU (Omiot) ■ ........ Orwlo iLorano Joooo, N Down sad Xdvord DMMO. Hrs Bunnft T. buUItab, Mrs. Posrl Poooll. Mrs. Vtrtlo itttaM ond Mrs. Thclms Eaatri; Also ur-vtftd by to sroBdohUdrai ond Llir. Juno 1, It 2 p.m. from Purslet Pbooroi Ham* with Rer. PblUp ■amors omclaUnc. Intarmont In White Chapol. Mr. Oaasan will Ua In stato at the Pursiar Panaral r ‘M. Johnson, Mrs. Leonard IHeriietl Johneon. Mrs Edsrard i SSI&V Mrs. atobstrd COATs<; PUHXRAL BOSa DBATTOIt Pl-AllCB QB »-WW Donelson-Iohns POmOtAL HOMB "Daslfned for Punerala" epARks-oRippiiii t^mm Thoothtfni Sanrlfe PI 2-M'' Voqrhees-Siple PUNKRAL ROME PE 2-S37S —Establlehad Oear 25 Tanfa— -r, ■ J * Mcriuoe. ra a-miv.____ _____ rETcTTFo L™125Tr~in5R? Mount Psrk Cafsatary OtD aftar 1 p.m. n ___________________ CARNIVAL By Dick Turner d 8kV. H. Xusene JONER May 20. ifiLiAall a. 22 Ptne Oraye; aft tl; dear mother of Mre. AHea OaUoway, , WUtord .. .— iBeocjje jonee; aiao eurylTed by 11 irandchlldren. Pusaral earviM «IU ba held PrtdAT. June 2. at It a.ffl. from the Uuntoon Pn- and Ree. Hanry Wrobla Inf. Interment tn Wblta Chapal. Huntoan funeral Hama. MtiXht. MAT M. ItdCCORA aM. M4 N Helfhts Road. Lakr Orion: Ofe tO: dear mother of Mre. WII- BOX BEFLIES At U A Jh Tadar tbere | were repUm at The Preaa ] offlee hi am fellat boieat S, 17, 19, M. «, a, T2, 84, M. M. n, K, IN, j 1«, 118, 111. Help Wanted Male 6 — _ _j aao’t um anirVe finanelaUy able to carry youraalf •<». » 4?W'" Fw. . Ronaa, OR J-M21 or FE 4-06H NOW!! O'ENBRAL ttOUSBWOhE...2 bATS a waif. sstaUa. -under M. ana transpoTUtion. Ml 4-lSW, call aeeplnss.______________ - HIGH .SCHOOL GlkLS' WIU train I ftrle for epeclal tele-------—- * per day only, ararsie etmlnse 12 hour. Apply Mr: white. MaUanil Bids.. Boom 2at. ______ ty'5et''*Md~Yenerar’afhcV*bi2k- traaeportatlan. 40 hr. week. Uea-[dtalliaaen and othar benMni Plea^ srrlt^j|ar|^culf • to Pos- UIOPLEAOED WOMAN COLORED > PART TIME JOB Cal wages and 1 child. I 12 I smith and Wealey Miller: sister of Elon E. Smith; alsc Ttved bv 13 grandchildren ai great-grandchildren ~ I t 2 7*”**^***t^ Thornes' Funeral %ome. Oakdale. Pa Interment In Oakdale. Pa Funeral arrangemenM were by Al OPPORTUNITY FOR 2 REAL estate salaa paople. ExpeUenaed or willing to Itaru Pro.spMts and : ’’ *• MUNOER MAT : age 52: belorad wife nf Olenn R. Munger; dear mothar of Mrs. Violet SmltL Mrs. Earl (Mary) Campbell and Otenna J. Munger: also snntlred by, 12 brothers and sisters and six gmndchlUren. Fu- I. Oodbardt ^tcal OB V0306. Runn Auto Wash. 140 W. Huron. NURSES AIDS. E3U>ER1ENCED ! only ApRlT nM. Ras. fE e-seu. sar Clark.-___________ L.«. WANTED homes FOR URBAN renewal displacements. 2 and 4 bedrooms. Call as Immediately. Buyers wattlDg with cash. Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 532 WIWT HURON ST. Rent Api^ UnfumlBii«|yM 4 BOOM AND BA-tB IB 8^- I latob boomb. a___________ Tel-Huroa BiiopMai Canlar uiimiea fumlsM. m. Ral enees. Call Ward P -------- 105# W. Baron 8‘ • ___PBJt-Wl_______________ 5-ROOM UPPER AT"CON5iTi5f! Rent A|2tB, Furnished 37 BEDROOM DELUXE KTTCHEN-ette apartment. Nawly decorated, first floor, parking at door. heat. FE V1532 or EM 3-d531. 1-2 ROOM ErrCRPm. CtlAN nrlyate bath, laundry.-- •■■■' ealeome. I>B 2-t2W. 1 B OOM. EVERYTHING FUB- Norton. FE itT FlMX; 3 and' bath. Square LAke. FE 4-13<».____ I-ROOM AND KITCHEN. PBITATE -------- 1 jlrl. Il». FE 2-2SI3. ROOM BACHELOR APARTM8nT, fumlehed. FE 2-72gl alter « PJP--ROOld IFFICIINCf WITH kitchen — ‘ I. 545 furnltbed. ._ 2 BiDROOM PARTLY 1. lakefront Apt, OR 3-5105. taTI Building Service Painting & Decorating 23 Box g3. REOI3TERED NURSE WANTED < Ambitious jjpungmen Large International orxaaltatMi interrlew ebarp kbob me-—....... Harry. Pordon. Meinn and Olaf Peterion. Mrs. tflldrad Lemnus. Oladys OIroua and to battn tralnliw for a Cain promotional dapartmant. No aalaa mu7t'ba‘b«atnt«Hke’and ly Interaatad In a parmanant position For interrfews oall OR 4-D4M between 5 and ,5 p m. ESTABLISHED 8 A L E ■ IUWtE open for Mrrled men B to 4S with car and phana. PlaaeaDt outside work, ttf) plus eipenaaa weekly. For personal Intarrlen call OR 34SdS. B5iSuEN6ii&“co3NfE» ’"yAH. r alstcr of Mrs . HunUr. Blrmlng- 0 survived by 42 grandehlldren 1 35 grcat-grandAilIdrcn P«-.ovrel service will be held Friday. June 2. at I p.m. from Bparks-Orlffln Chapel. Interment tn White Chapel Sirs. Peterson will lie In state at the Bparks-OrUnn I'ULL TIME REAL E.STATE .SALESMEN Opportunity to represent the an tap Builder! ! I Eiperlence ------- • ! ! TOO Mt :. age 41. ‘AW. ’ enouah to : laaM 41 n Funeral Mome Ilnaoclally for 20 days I Inpolntmeht call McOrc' W. Ross Homes. OR 3 ---- ---- — doctors offlc... must have trensportstton. Reply Box 105. Pontlae Press. SALAD WOMEN EXPERXENbED. Mies Eaot. Ml O-IMOl___________ tVAirREBaXS. 34-40. FOR FIRST '■.......... “Tpe eotfic shop. Bills. I oounter- 5M Onk- AMBITIOUS PIR80N INTBRB8T-ed In a marketing career. Moat marketing _______ ______ u«» a car. Preferably marrlad and vltallm Interested m eucesae SubsiantlalbrogrestlTa Income as yon complek training locally tn our field. OhportunHy for advancement with national conearn Insurance, hospltallxatlon BIRMINGHAM Csretakrr-mslntcnanec man, couple tor 15-unlt terrace, Man must handle all normal maintenance work, wife keep booke and rent terracat. Olve quaUfleatlons, ea- REAL ESTATE BALDSPEOPLE ^ ' at once to fit into our Loff nrocram. Oar «tftce U In tti« TRY ______y of ^goi sigb for a face ______lent fr-’-' - — Knows beet relegraph and Maple. Huebend and danghteri. IN LoTINO MEMORY OF ( balavad Son and Brotbar. Ja Maasa. who pasted away : STANDSTILL in your prescnc job, Investlgata the aalct position our nationally ompoM ba . msnled li J tralnlng.^Neat *Mg^r- .i 0-043S tor Inltrylew atSa^ ment. ik TOD ARE WOBdNO NOW. but eonM u — ----- - * 10 to irboi FE 2-2M2 or EM _____________ TW6 IXPERIKNCED real ESTATE salespeople. We pay tht highest In the butlnese. Inrastl-gatel Phone n*3-nil for Pontiac or 50 0-45CO for Birmingham oftloa for confidential biumew. C. SCHUETT, Realtor Employment Agencies 9 Tl^||htt reti EVELYN EDWARDS •TOCATIONSL epURBEUNO BERVICE" lOH East Huron Suite 4 Phone Flxleral 4-05S4 daws end doors. Call today for free estimates. UNlrerslty 2-2277. reyerse charges. _______ HOUSE RAISING. HQU8B' ... ----- ------- equipped Ing. llcentecf fully'eqii^ped. esUmatea- RusmII Marlon 2-72dlJ________________________ HOlOs OARAOl, CABlfilirAb- m\n InutMll MW«r and lepUe tjrt-tenu, fret ettimataa. Call Prank Patrick PTE 4-2240, PATCH PLABTftRINO A IFIciAL-ty. Rough walla made emooth. Prompt lefTlce. MA 5-5402. roSfrepairs EAVK8TRODOH1NO ___ WATERPRObFING Work guamntead. Proa astlmatao. ________PI 4-0777____ Business Service 15 Walt and windows. Rtasonabla. ILBCTRIC MOTOR sifcviq| R»i pairing and rewinding. Hi 1. Rta. Pheno PB 4-IIIL Saws, Hand Lawnmowers Machtna sharpanad lanlty Loach__W_Bai^_B Saws — Lawnmowers Accurately Bbnrpancd AAA PAINTINO AND OBCX3RAT-Ing 20 yesr- exp Reas. Free ea-Umatea. Phone DL 2-13M. ACliE QUALITY DBOORATbRS Painting, paper removal. Wall washing Free est UL 2-310(1 FHA InNANCED Liceneed and insured painting 2 AND 2 ROOM PR. ______________ bath and antrance 111 N. Telegraph. Alta Apt. in downtown a^* bath”lW'^ fi^a^naV_______\ 2 LARGE ROOMS. CLEAN, 1ST floor, prlrate bath. 2051 Ellaabalb pital. Prall. 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BA-hl : Huron cor. Frail, nr. hos-- Apply caretaker. 7 Nothing down, 3-5 yaara to West End Pelnttng Oo. " »— —- FT I INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR matel’^PE^-MTl'*'*"*' interior ' and Proa Bet. Lost and Fo<^ 26 .OST: *BLUE PARAKEET. BAND ON LEO, VICINITY Toorhe' Calvert. Reward. PE 2-OglO. * EoarTwi Notices and Fersonab 27 ARE YOU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? _______P1 2.7W0' SEPTIC TANKS CiBANBD PB 4K4M3________________ _ AND Utf bS'OIYb'too" noamore wannar repair mvvicv. i ONE PLACE TO PAY ----; BUDGET SERVICE Bookkeeping & Taxes 16; ii_ w. boron BOOKKl^Na^i^ TAXBB. I cS^^7p5^3^^W2 fkilicp Lf. Richard Oldfield oli Eoone said Ryan had tried to' lift | and that the tongs punctured thej drum, allowing grease to spill. i Heat ftxim the pits ignited the, grease and the drum exploded. , Ryan was the father ot two chil- S. Koreans Set Poll on Method of Ruling Land SEOUL - AU omro ciioukl b« ro-ported immcdtaUly. T h 0 ilblllty for orroro othtr t'lAB to cueci tho ebsm - - ■ ----- - th, ionrttoa .. — ------------- mcnl which bki bc«n rendered yeittcteee through tbe error . When ceneeuettoae et« medc be rare to get yeur "kill Bumber." No ed^iimcuto wlll bo glten Srgtr then reguier egeto type Ir 12 o’clock -..vob the dey prevleui to oabUe*tP». H WANT AO RATES le 1-OAy 2-Dnye S-Deye 11.71 SS.S2 S3.U PHARWacIST, 0D BAL^f. banus. oAoAtloo. Rdnm'i Rmr-mecy. 14 MUe end Woodwerd. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN FOR new end exletbig bofflu. Member ilaltiple Llittns Servlee. PuU ttmd end enerfeacr" '—*---------- “ S-0471 for epp< OFFICE girl eged 22-35 with eccurete typing end Mme bookkeeping. Current working experience Excellent sterling celery M'dr— Dressmaking, Tailoring 17, ARE YOU IN DEBT? -------------------- Now you cen get out of debt ALTBRATIONB. TAILORINa ' wltbput r '— REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, perlenced r- —“ Teluet. Ben------ .... Ii_ 4^1^ SCHOOL TEACHER Tour Ability nod experlenee ■ Influencing the thought! 0 others cen be put to profltobU uic thle eummer. Full time unit WANTEil I^L EBTAtB SiiBB Meneger-^i^lor. OK houeework. Call before 10 e.n otter B p.m. FI 5-5322. WAITRESSES TOUNO mOH SCHOOL ORAflU-■ eppre^eje reUll lyrelt^ ^App^ConnolIj'e Help Wanted Femab 7 InstructtofiB—Schcob 10 rEACRBR WILL TUTOR ALL bMto tubleoli. FE 0-10S7. 1 Mab 11 Work Wanted ^ I-A-4 CARPENTER WORK. NEW Sressmitlni. Mfi.’ BlopilA. rd: ID Miki^e woolly ptyBent 4-0204. ____ ___________I yog eon etford DRBBBMAilNO. TAOORTNO, AL- ' _teretlone^Mre^Bodell. Ft 4-OW. ,,, ..ti»« in.uvM... TAILORTNO-ALTIRATIONa Come to ifow^' or CeU For IDNa”waRNW*“^“'"W'?.243S * APPOINTMENT! ^^^OsrdenJPIowing 18: City Adjustment Service AL B COliPLITB LANDBCAPINO ' u.cs. toS*S&uK* bulek dtol^”toU t OPPOSl’ra^MAtNPCOT ^PWOE’ ’ ____^P1 4-423S_M OR I AL WARNBR'S iOTO TILOmS. ; lewnr end gtrdene. PB 4-0040. ! OARDEN >LOWINO. BY LOT OR ! to pey your' debts; e^e^enywheTe. FE_3-5230. I credit to Improve your sUiae. ud , CU8T0M PLOW AND DRAO. ANY- I ev^ problenn. flomek Be^loee. _ where. H. Werner. OR 2-50S0. ' *«6 . NeUonel Beak BuUdlng. OARDIN PLOWIMO. DMINO Are You Debt-Happy? k ploeteat way ____________________ PB A-JS77. in CLABB UCBW SmUJlR, free oetlaietot. 0B2-347^ Pontlec. WALL WA8HINO *BY m7i“ ne. Rugs, upholstery'. FE 0-0420 A-I CARPENTER WOfiE New - Rfpeir 0 Speclelty t _FE S-3017 >hK OP "any lo. Cell after 0 ________Orion, call after p.m. MY 2-SSlL_______________ ROrO - TILLINO. U.L.IJSU, UAtSUaiv Ai ______ 4020 Hobion. PE 2-0020 _ ROfO TILLINb. LAWNS AND gardens. Phone SS2-12I4. SmeU PE_0-204I ___ 21 A-l COMPLETE LANDSCAPING frM ejtimates avaUtble, lawn cutUni ---• •—* CABINET MAKER CARPENTER .mtehePB t fpoctoity FI «>5000 CARPENIER. PAINTINO CABhl- APPRENTICE ‘BAKER . ABOUT YOU... Ted's has an Immediate opening for a woman between the egee of 25 end 45 with some baking experience. Must be willing to be trained to use our recipes. Apply to person, i^m. to 5 p.m. WOODWARD A't'bQDARE LK. RD BUDOBT BALANCINO BLUBB7 IF vou ere en^ettc end here a leslre to earn. Avon 6*fert Jesr osYBair opportmuer---full InformaUon phone loAy FI 4-OSOS or writ# Drayton Plaint. PO Box SI._______________ BABYSITTER WANTED DAYS. nC H045 betwaea I aad 7 n.m. i LAWN AND ODD JOBS. EXPERI- I enced and Re.. PE t^S02.___ I LAWSTw'iBDSi'SRBaH”CUTTINO j hauling, hand digging, roto-tlll-I Ing, flower bed work We eod or I seed PB 2-1202.______________ I window' and wall washinq. I painting Inside end outside, odd I Jobs, ireht hauling, yard work ■! 33f-$'»b. Are you ready for a | like-new car ? ! BAKER -FOUNTAIN CIRL CURB WAITRESSES Ted's hae Immediate openings for the eboT# Jobe. Apply to person Read These Classified Columns.. TED'S M^MiooftAPHlNa TTPINO, SBC r^Urlal urvler. EM 3-2M3. UIDDLKAOCD WOMAN WILL care (or sick or Invalid. Bxpori-enced. best of references, own transpwtotloo. dey or night shift ^OrauiONAL HOUSEKEEPER. Woodward at Square U. R^ /BEL MAR " Needs woman fer.kitoben-waltress work. 35-40 yean. Cash register I Building Service . 5(KlllON BLUB BOD. n6W - cutting'2-year turf to yeur order, any amount. Plck-un or we deliver. V. mile east of John R. on Wattles Rd. <17 Mile Rd.. Troyl. Lincoln 7-27S5. .ICK TREE-------- STUMP REMOVAL Tree rcmoviL trimming. Oel out bid. ot2-2oto or PE o-om. AL'S' COMPLETE LANDBCAHnO cement WJrk. DttiM tod fencini FE 4-4228 Of OR 3 0165 COMPLETE LAWN WORK OAR plowl^ ftnimed grading top soil. Pit 2-0003._______ EXPERIENCED LAWN MOWING, no Job too emeu. For tree estl-mitee cell PE 5-2040. LOADING AND DELIVERt. TOP- Mnomlnee FE 5-7000. Dex-A-Dltt Otbleto OS I ANT OIRL OR WOMAN NEEDINO e IrtendU tdrlser, phone PE 2-5133. After 5 p.ffl. or If no answer coU FE Oonfldan- AEROTREDi KNAPP SHOES PREP HERMAN OK 2-1502 Wtd. Household 0«Mwb^ 1 CALL 8ELU3 ALL. CASH FOR I PIECE OR HOUSEFUL. QUICK cash tor furnltare —"--------- Bergein Houie. FE HIGH DOLLAB FOR PURnSShE ' eppllences, promot courteous Ice. FE 4-7111. Peersoni Fur- PIANO IN 04X30 CONOmpN, r“33t2e?S2." 'S-l’llS Wanted Miscelbneoue 30 LANDSCAPINO. BOOINa _______________ .- JHt.»ZlNa -”‘^33t”|d ***'’'°*' ^ MIBLXE'S PERENNIAL GARDENS _______ ____«3KJVBRiD 6R Isyed. FE 2-2050. SOD YOUR LAWN. REASONABLE 13 SOD DELIVERED FE 4-7917 Claiisification 106 for the car of your choice. ■R5egi5>P“ Dealers And Individuals ... Keep this column fresh with daily. listing* of your favorite model and make at comje^itivfi prices. IFYOU ARE IN THE MARKET NOW ' dr soon to be CONSULT • Gassification 106 ' TODAY} 1313, Keego Hefbot.______ ClilRB OIRLS #AnTED -B!lxlr**“— **** Moving and Tnicking 22 le. Frte tstfwet«s, reeOona- done. Free _______________ bif prices. Phor.e FE 4-7235. ILL KINDS or CBMENT WOSlK. A-l ALTERA-nONS AroMOOTRif-«^ok Con^uct|pB Co, c6 fi W T d R rfiLF AND (Sirtui Mrls. dapo or algl*- “ “ Prlve-ln. 1705 N. Tefal t — garages — perOhae nt'work — PEA Terms. v*V saj*!!'______ ‘KJSJfairflS.W graph near Dixie. CURB waitresses Ted's hat Immediate apentogt tor I curb waitraefoi on the ntSht ; shift. Must bo ti. Apply in person Ij^^k^^Mrsateed. Oulnn't Ctws't iiM. PIRKT PE 2-0550 to *■ A LOVELY ROOM FOR A OBIPltt^ _mAn. with or ssliheut gatagw, 4o5- _________ __ w J^llaoa BfiiTTbFpiNo'^ AT doqrTE^e front attractive rm ffe CLEAN ROOM FOR MAN, PRTVATO tog where to gel the taaacy to pay for Bwm Jntt get tbgetbqr thooe niagf yan_M ldn«r nee AD In no AsUaa Prate. yOHTY»TWO lar fWlteau THE PONTIAC PRESS. yrEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1961 Ff Sait H—w 4>! Ft Sate Ho«y 4i| DAY SHIFT mctir ««»>"> wm (araub aaiorlaJ M OaliB. , A. C. Compton & Sons -iowywM Si ISIS B»onm«» OK MM4 «■ ” »■»*» UKEAMnoyMEMT tmp^TKimi tr poo^. ABbalatorT or a« kii£w. LoTtnc l^oar ji Rent Stores XBSTATX 4|R00U ROUSB and bath. BBC •paeo te baMBioal. IH car ' , H UcKaitr IMt*. s acbbb with stbxau OH 3-lMI I Rent Office Space --------------iM meBthO- t OmCHS FOB BIST. 4M« DIB- j P.WOOD m Ul» to Hwy. OB 3-llM._________ : T BOOM J BKDBOOM HOMB tt( S' —amW HO.-COXDU Sylvcn L»A«. All DCVlr dccoriteO. tuSS^Sciiarilc Uv.tor, iartll- : |a» boat, i car tarago «KM»6 IMT N« : S9.J00 SuTiSm. I s Homts, Inc. OH M«1 flTldt laltt. I FT. OF air eon-.,-rklBf fac«-tMa n rear, rally toulpped t~ fae«ar-t oTOca ArallabS na l2£a\ii:€*^w“'£2SiV-ti HURON’ Up to um to. It M anraeutt 3nf floor afflct apact. txcalltBt adraruitiif poatlMUtlct. Aerota , fraaa rSral BMt. Anattt lnc_. | KtalTcri. m E Huroa «. FE i f-fW_______________________• For Rent Miscell«neoiis 48 taaiU; alaad lOeMa M fact hat. luefront, baaamaat. pared atratt. ■ tor hOBwiraUtf, — land e«eiTa«C C Mtltu'al 4-oin : Aato- BOOSE FOB SAU M acboola Brooklyn, Btatrlce Ktt^ [ Marboi »oa«l. CUrkaton. 1« Eaat Haran. FB 4e»»4. . TOO need tMI For dran payiat|^ for b Hr can help yaa ---------------FtNANC X bad- car tarate. nice i rOR RENT WAREHOUSE. 1 M'. eooertta Door, load aacEa. Worth Cara FE X-d«M Wallpaper Steamer Floar aandtrt. pottahrrs. b a aaadtrK. furnace racnam cU__ . OaUaad Foal A Fabu, « *'* i^Bwase m. to”a"LL7*H'i 1oxford - Nearly SRtner water baator RMrtatlon **'^''* **** Siili*tmall‘*down^iJ?2S‘^ ~ TaiT nlea oRiHltR iBiAlI. doVB pRfWfurt MKl 9 h^poom rRAch home hcAt '.Tft “iWi“oii^‘. iStor SIS i ?" '“*•* For Sale Houses 0^ I've been up all hours of the night looking for anoth^ job." ata. OaUi Orebard I For Salt Houses 49 l-BBOROQM UODERN ENCLOSED porch, polio, ftnetd yard Near £m IX. n.Md. ttaab down or FENCED S, nrafe. etonaa and awn-t rffM. Tama. WUUami L^ Win take X1.4M I ’ ' eoBplate., ____________ _____ traced la nice area. EEchea L. Storma and tcreona. Oaa beat with furnace area par^ ttUraed. Recreation room nnlabcd^tb t^^^lln^ nnd tbrae blocka away. (My T Blnutea tnla town Total lUSdO wui handle all papert threiifb FHA Bart-fOfe. Call FE »■ , IOC. $10.5 ____ I VERY NICE 1 BEORODU-Raneb ' home, newplaee. MU koaemrat. bteeicway. oU heat, attached I c*-farawe. I eery acralc tcr< iXX.$ao Sec these fine homes no H. P. HOLMES, INC lUI S. Lapeer Rd. * OA «-»U Bea_____ TILLAOB. ~ Lai For Sale Houses 49 3 VatKOOU. FULL BASEMENT, fenced yard, lake prlrUefu. FE $-im._____________________ ] BS!DBOOU8. OAB HEAT. BA8E-maet. 3 ear farafe. Ifd S. Ilar-eball St. 3 BBDRC prtviira ilaplaci llefta. lld.M0. Terms. 3(03 ■ecraat. Off Batabtry Rd. of Airport Opan. __________L OA8 HEAT. OEOdd. •Md don off Waltan, Bear Op-dyta W S-lt33____________ REACH CASH CUS- TOMERS through Gassi* fird Ads. ail FE 2-8181. acre on canal TO t bedroom BRICE RANCH LARGE FAU-ILT room with FWEFLACE. ATTACHED 3 CAR OARAOE. P,arly American Ranch 3 badraoB. l>e bath. faaUy room. fuU baseaent. na heat. Built-In araa. ranfe. dtehieaaber aad taod-eroBa. 3 ear nalahad farafe. t34.tia. WUI take year preerat boue M w trade. W. W. Ross Homes, Inc. room. BATH. 1 practlcaUy ftnUhed Inalde. Very low dotm payment, low payments. North of Pimuac on Pina Enob Road. OB 3-dl(4. NO COLD FEET. COSHONT WOOL carpel on ttrlnf room, ball 1^ aU 3 bedroemi of tbU aechid-trl-leeel. Uet of EUaabath „e near CaU for a paek. TEBFORD REALTT. OR 3-13pd FE ST131 - on l-$(3». __ iraUBB. RiS^ OOLONIALB — TRl — QUAD LEV-la baaement. lakt! bLB — RANCH ROMES. Frt. ---w—.--.. Peach, park for ~ ------- C^mter. 1>B 3-tm. ' LEAVINO STATE. MUST SELL HOWARD T. BEAT.. _ . . ........ ~ Uaas Lake Rd. mile aaat M closliif^ Orchard Lake Rd. Models OPBH ie.e.io run. w.>«a TO...-------------- P.______________ ceeM** ifL^M'toiai. 334 tortui IX-ttM OaUy Except Tburaday. Park. Walled . Lake. MA L33lf. I ^»;:„^rrw. _ . mow rao LOTS OF ROOM _____ _________ Needs dnc. S-ear farafe, widower _____yell TerTtfle bu/. |13.nf. n.m down. Ilf me. HAROLD R. FRANES^ Realtor. IX, Rd., Elt 3-33M mtac. furniture. OL l-'n»t. ROCHESTER. 3 BEDROOM. LOON LAKE. 3-BEDROOM I faiaw. 3-car farafe. r ; afrau. FE l-ritf.______ I MOOiiNNlZEb I>t STORY 3 iROCHOMm. BT OWNia 1 I room iMck trl-ltrcl. dm. pttad. toftaaar. atonaa ' ecraaaa. tlt,3f0. OL 1-fiTt. . rwn vriCK emsco who aMveaw ■t m EMfO lUrbor. C%H uuulated tangt. IUbf •utttuid-a antr I p.m. I ip, twtures, exetUrat locatloa. ------- . ------------ Call UL 3-1I43 to tee.__________ i meglate ^eeiOra. dM-173f. iSYLTAN^^ mLA^.^LAHOI ' T6 build OR REMODEL — dALL Asphalt Paving Asphalt Pi aUUUCBTOH ABFHJ Free eetImatB. 34 ABFHALT FAVINO B««tty Shops NEW-1961 Aluma Craft ABerlca'B ' eafett boau. Ktw alualnura and flbarplat audtli aaw an dlaplay. Trada year old boat. Leaf aaay MtBf. Open Eves, and Sundays DUNHAM'S 3331 PnloB Lk Bd. EM 3-4IW ___I WOOD OR ALUM. DOCES LAHBON AND WAOEMAKEB BOATS OBUMMAN CANOES. TEE-NEE TNAILERS Onv SUNDAT IA3 TOUR EVINRUDE DEALER EavestrongMny l^r SMdhig PubHc Stenography dr t bedroome, 3'e bkthi, raeraa- ry,"y«ig*irfsgrra*iag5: 1-1 FLOOR BABimO-WrrT E FLOOR BANDOi-FB $-339 IPLON ■ WATEHLOE - BHPCE Phistertng Servlet r SNTDEil"R68H' Fwiiiture Roflnli^jl . aaUmatae. Merritt A S Fencing CHAIN uilE FEN< Fetu - ftttiui — n FonUac Fence Ca. OR name ewner nrt Insurance policy in Pentlae only MX.tf for 3 yean Call Btan at Pact Really - .OB PINTER'S NEW 1961 STAR CRAFT Fantastic new aluminum lap- - idnsJacHpIpg -; : 1-1 MERION BLUE SOD. TOU pick up: dcUTeryi made. Sod laid. RotA^mint. Mof Crooks Rd. UL MERION SOD Lapidary Open Eves, and Sundays DUNHAM'S' 33t$ Union Lk Rd EM l-$ldS 331 E. Brown BlrmtoshAm Ml 3-lSXX Specimens. Jewelry. Lapidary ' and surer SupplMs. Opals. Lawn Mowet ^ AUBURN ROAD SALES AND SERVICE -MOWEBSi Sbafpraed and ttwpalrad Complete Une of MOWERS, and TILLERS - EE Payment Ftaiu iBet. (Nooks sod Llrtrnolsl 141S W. Auburn Rd. UL S-IM3 ACROSS FROM AVONDALE RIOR $■ and 10 ALUM. PRAMS BOCE sail BOATS OATOR TRAILERS Complota stock el msrtnr sccet-torles. Paints and flbcrilst ms-tsrtolt. WE RENT BOA33. MOTORS. TRAILERS PAUL A. YOUNG. INC. OPEN EVES AND SUNDAYS 4034 Otxls Hwy. - On L4x4- V-Orote Mshofsny 04.M 4xtx>. Hardboard SI M ta. PONTIAC LUMBER CO. CASH AND CANRT $31 Oakland Are. FB «4SU 1 Bait. Tackle, Boat Rental BAIT-TACKLE - BOAT RENTAL (Access To -O" Lskrsi Scuba Shop — Air Ststlon SIds-O-Shore 3433 Dixie Hwy. Biiikling ModemizBUon Plywood $.10,000 stock St aU times AU TH1CKNI88ES AND SPECIES Oet our prices before you buy 1 BHBBT OR CAR LOAD Plywood Distributor 31$ N. Csss FB 3-0430 llCTiyl*rwqff. m >m O A R A O E S ADDITIONS. (X)N-srste Work — Free Estimates. PAUL H. GRAVES CONTRACTINO CO. OR 4-mi FHA TERMS BLUB SPRDCB, B3CTRA NICE S3 each. Pine, spruce. 3 • 10", lOc Spreaders ll.fl. (torlkmat tree seedUnas. 100‘s or l.OM's. Wildwood Oardtns. Ildl Dixit. OR 3-11M. ^'watoan Bids Co. ORt-llOl. Painter * DOTOrators MT CLASS PAINTINO AND OBC-orattof. Paint Shop UL 3-3S4d. Carpet Cleaners McKENiOE CARPET CLEARINO. samoh aad i^lr. MM. nreratt sftd.^sVVc’szsa. ‘$!t».“'3 PAINTINO. WALL WA8RINO SENSIBLE ESTIMATiS BAM 183410 or OR 34MS attof. Interior end exterior Work tuor. OR 3-H30 Dreaemaking, Tailoring WALL PAPERIHCt—I*AINTINO WALL Washint - Paper Romorsl j i SoUsfsctlon Ousrante^- PE 3-3313 1 dLTBRATIOWS. ALL OARHENTS. ton. Rntt Drwset OR 3-1U3. >AINTlNO PAPCRlNd WALL ' clesuitof. OR 3-1001 Tuppor FLASTBEIMO — WORE OUABAN-tsed. Itf N. Saftnaa. FE IdOM. NEW AND REF Am WORE."rRdl asUmata. Bokart McOloun. Ft Phimblnf and Heating 3-4d$r Frae eatlWates. GOLDEN "RULE a OUR MOrrCF- U FEB MONTH - Far tbla cray 3-bedrm. boma la EUsabeth Lakt Estataa. Larft ttrasasd-la pordi. FrlTllefet ra prieala beach m EUaabeth Lake. Frieed at HNS Golden Real Estate U brebard Lk Kd.. Brafa Rarka After f. Mr. Waidea. WW S-nia ---NO'MONEt DdlVN;--- 33d west Frlncelra: 3-bednma brisk - btsemeal ^ Dll heal — $ mars aid — $U.-7MM. ^ m Batertoa Btraet; 3-bedroom frame - oU beat -recenUy dscoraled t IIRMS.IS 4M Moore Street: Herrlnttm BlUs - 3-badraam nek - batemem - MiMat -fUlM.fS «3 BlreraMe; Steam Cjeaolng | HARTFORD OFFERS one of Fottitae' for U yean. . _ ___________ ______ CiU Dan Schwelfert. FE 3-$B3. Stencila BOAT NUMBERS Slid I loch — Fe- set II aleeet ’ MADE-TOORDEB STBNCILS Fonttae Stamp A Steneu Co. * “ FE *<331 boat - I jr. aM — Wl.MS JOHN K. IRWIN b SONS Realten Since 113* 113 West Hurra tliwei Fbooe FE LMdl _______EVE FE SdMI f.^T«.ii...7|BATEMAN HI.FI Service | * JOHNSON RADIO & TVi REALTY ^ ttmee.. t« A U «sa ■ « U »^ « MICKEY STRAFL\ TV SERVICE DAT OB NIOHT. 1 I LETS TRADE I JAYNO HEIGHTS THREE F:VBULX)iUS MODEtS Excitingly Different -----—----------—;—■ Completely Furnished Tree Trimming Sei^e Open Daily 4 to 8 P.M. Sat. and Sun. 1 to 8 P.M. Top. Soil— $■0330, MU |-(d$4. MA l-$n3. LEFS TRADE Trucks to Rent 'rTon Ftekupy THDCElt Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, 13$ a. WOODWARD m Ldiii FK t-tts Qpra^P^|lT.JBe;!i!al■l.J LAKE-FRONT SPECIALS Enjoy 0 summer at lakadrrat IlylBf. Beautiful viewi, bathlnf, boatlnt and tlshlnf can ba yourt l.'nh^*’LARE — ArodO brick bl-' Beautiful landneaplnf, r beach and 310-toot-deap n address of dlsUoeUon. $M.- TROHAB UFROIRTEBlNa IK NORTH FERIIT ST. FE 5 8^ ~ WAdt, Ol%OU3iGIUN3 111 Msrfarwt. Auburn Rslflrts lELB-a CUSTOM uMotifiK m 11X4 .^ay Laks Raad ____ BaautlMl view and TAIoat- wlds lot. I3I.IM 1. LOTUS LAEf - Brick ranch. 4. 8CH(X)LBOUSB LAEE - BaaU-tltul eanal-frdot brick rah " mast nsw. Lear ________________________ Water Softener Service Prompt Serrlcs on All Maks* Sehlck-I ITT 3-3311 or FI 4-MI» Wrecking Service lOMPLETE BOUSE AND mrrelal wreckinf .SdeHeMM _______rb,5Ta. ™ redstarnad. / '^LTIPLB LISTOKI MBtlod STRAIGHT AS AN ; ARRO | a steal - LmMy 3 kodronm i briek raash. A floon. osramis bdih, futt basemrat. tat. space wHb nrtpMee. aiumlnum storiM and screens, 3 car farafe. only .j*^tly I inom ' Tiick ranch,' waU to wan ear- ?r,'a-fcViSU!;iij5nj> V food haacb, prifad to sen at Jm?v!LEaE8 -3 bedroom ft«li SSyTO.« LAKErlbONT — 3 kadiwom bunm-low. flaeeed-ln portb erertaokaf !g*o3rig8US!r liph6DlA» - *srSi».8av' WE • WOK “Custom'Builder” BD MoCXJLLOUOR. BBALTOR PHONE 68^-2211 $143 Casa-EUnbeth Road OPEN M:3i Sunday IM GILES Dravtoh Woods Sub. Randi bomi located In tne of the most exoluslrs areas with earpatod llTlai roo" tlla bath, pareuat bsdro For Shle Hei HIITER nad dtoaa, only nlw terms. IVlLUAia LUa AHBA^ I 2£1^. ’tun bSSSU^ ^ iai with trass, tlLtdO terms. am Aiaoms ^ hath, i poreb. basamrat. l^ee. Kb ' ■arsfa. an far «MS daws. BUBON OABDB1I8 3 raams. . WILL .BUILD IT OB OURS I OB OURS ON YOUR &r TOON FLAN C________ Hare j bedroom. IH bath, tun Don McDonald UCBN^^JgpOBH PACE REALTY 0H AddM BUILDER WRIGHT WEST SUBURBAN ' mOAIN M.$M IS THE FULL FRIC-------- 3-room. 3-story h sd CO East Hds from nkt SI. fitelly slsd kllc rtew^ra roam, ' laadsoapad lot ir tarafa. Manth-ds of (oly Ml a Only ONI TEAR OLD. has 1 to rooma iHi baths, carport, drop tbsrmepdot wtadows. dual fl plaeoA flBlabed basamant. 1 i farate. Mtrlon Blue Lawn, pai >t OB 3-dMI far an appatotmaatl SCHRAM 12 Rooms Ineludlns t balbs,Garte llTtaa roams tuU^asamm an a ItSxdM and lear jatefo on aecnar lot. FoTod etreti. In roiT almost an acre . . , Nietly laodseapod with ptoot aito naar park with lake prlTUofts to the sA^ Tor tots torely l^bod-reom bunfolaw with torts unaf roam and extra toes kitehn — Only «3.Md; MOI dean. cool book. 3 tote an parad rtrsot. tnth Stb-oar taraxt. Jo scboola. storts and bus. Only 13.-dOf. Nelhlnd dawn to OL OBOROHI R. IRWIN. REALTOR SMITH. Poittitc Lake Front furoam, yaar-'raand bmi an 3 Herrington Hills Charminf brisk-- jmmJTXUb^ iS3*“S? Watkins liike Front toSuBf^!Sv*M sXsm —lake water system aod such Has (tataras no ItkTT Urtof room wltb euMtenp Srsplsot ltx» famUy roam, medal Utchra and roam. Itb baths, basa-man! aad »aar taraft. Carpottof Intlndsd at Ml.iis - M.MS down. Rolfe H. Smith. Realtor 344 S. TELBORAFB RD. ------------- - - t, t , r Val-U-Way OOOD BUTB AND TRAOBa GIs OM Raldwln. TUs ba ---- haaL to llrst buys an-wlU SSI ___________awBUfi “■—■ Hurry I Only I. SUBURBAN UTIMO ■ere le a f-roem bom oofrans. aod SdS NEAR PURER BOOT SKoTb.'iro'aiisiit-s^ pto UTtaf room with wra-te-wwl VALui'T Realtor FE 4-3531 dU OAKLAND ATENUE <»EN S TO I SUNDAT 11 TO 4 DORRIS TBTERINARIAH OR OOO-TOR. Oammdraiaf lake trontefo on Loan Lake aad Dlxionfkway. lU fato al boauuKl bria’MtaSS'ito oneS'on^to ed$&lif toL Thto tpaelou Sioatk boms hat ilmoto ,raon1^..» raeaiir ft, S-tar taiaso. BRICK RANCH. I1$.IN. In-•paol this boms bsfort yra buy, lor In oar optotra btro Is a boaiMtttl borne tnd S£S%br%SiS: fuU basemwL fas booL > ear tarafo, eoramlo balb, botutUfol modan UW^ jssySsSorS , I^TaS^^SalXi BNoun dbsionrd SETCNIT. d boaauibl rooms la amaUsot ooodlSoo, natural nrsplaoo, modern Uteb- adX?.n.?r.ffJsa nolshboiliedd M wsIMi^ homos end towaf. $U(W New Office 2536 DIXIE HWY. OORBU AMO SOM SM Dtkla OM M»$ I baths, IH lOTSl With torfe piciurs and finished reeroaUoo vv ontred St |13.fM. Ttrms. OFF WALTON. Toward Boehetoer SU( down. ExesUsnt 2 B.R. home. TUs both, oil luraaoe. Nlcoly tondsesped yard. Quick posses-•loo. J. C. HAYDEN. Realtor N B. WkltOB FE l-Mtl ----e.— sun. I to $ " - mi-vna.n, r-yui. »«#=. FULL BASEMENT WITH TILED RECREATION ROOM. 1>4 CAR OABAOW JUST $13.HS FULL PRICE WITH EAST TERMS. CALL NOW FOR BROWINO. WRIGHT 3W O^^ St., Opon^tU I: GIs Nothing Down HURON GARDENS NEAR LINCOLN JR. HI Ntwtr three bedroom raneb earpeted n»taf room, od- fr^e*'oa! ,AKE PI A eloso In location too. KAMPSEN 3411 EUiaboth Lake Rd. FE 4dNJ Open Evinlnfs__________ KENT BstebUsbed to ISII LAKE FRITILBOES — To Wolror-too Lake. 1 badrma., tiled bath, alum, sldlns. 14 ear attoohod saraco. Will eonsidor tradins for home ta FoaUae area. How at only M.3M. terms. NEAR SmXIAHB LAKE — Pint bttlldtof loestlon plus summer eottoft. AU furnished and part bath. Four loU. Lake ^rlltfea. alec trees. Brtrythtof tor S4.3d0. DRA3TTON AREA - PrtTUstes to WoedhuU Lakt. Modern 1-btdrm. snnmsr homo. Could ba used year around. FuU bath. 3 ntoo Kwe*MwB** ***' *** ** i-FAMlLT - Modoni tooonM far rosldtnUal atlftaborhood, tehoels, store! and bns nearby. Corner lot factof two parad straote. l3.3St. S1.M dawn. NORTH ami - ll.Md da. tor UUs homo loeatod oa bua lint. S rms. aad bath. fuU bSmt. with new ^ SeTAfa. Baa Floyd Kent Inc.. Realtor I Mxto Hwr •loyd 33M Dl______________ FB 3-0133 - Open Ires, ai Low Monthly Payments Ktofo HarbS^**™**?^ - KMd Sylran Lakt ......... t3.S$d Footlae. E. Bird, rtrrodd ■ M.$M Kdese Harbor. 3 ‘.sdrm.. oath M.4M Kaefo Harbor, ipoolal M.JM Dodfo State Park, fardaa M.SId TACK LOVELAND ------ .e rh. SI8-13M $66 Moves You In NO MORTGAGE COST ...RBARD HEW . 3-Bedroom Home CRAWFORD FLAT SAFE. Irlnf yrar dapooU. Taeant. Hairs lay tsU it roam bouts with $ bedrooms on Iwoly oerntr lot to rinatt Orton mar lake, f of Lake blacks to mUf, asoono Duuaint at rear Ki (ton bo S ftmUy Ineomt - work AU of toote tor - Make offdr today. h some W( r $i3.idd. ____________ ____BroufhouL tat hsat, lot Id X. 333 on Wsektpp itroot. Own- ?a‘*2o;‘y“tons5;.^ prlet. S13.IM Tsrmi. FOR FULL porttoulars and ap-petntmont to lOo thoao homo. CALL NOWI FB LMM or 1(T Orlop.' _______ Templeton Sylvan Manor INS - SASRABi . -_U dtotofTtUekU , MoemraL eomplotely fli>-lod. bor. Ut X 3M lot. 3 oar ssi najp PACE $9,500 jnu bond l^ddroem rboeh-s Mmo ra yow lot FuU bosom eok lloort, tUo Mlh. blreh i Bu1r‘a.N?B^”*ABX MET«. NBARMOdlt^^RB NO MONEY DOWN To Reliable Person I bsdrooffls, otUlty loL aor-port, almotl Ft Sak HouiM M Partridge Is Ibo "Blid" to see BLOOMFIELD HILLS stors"bad ^nfof’eai^nf, piu* BW oUM>r eitrfta. Corner lot * voetflMe green eelre* lewn. Om. vnenqi i TOvneeng t-lin. MODEL OPEN D.\ILY 3 TO 7 P.M. for ranae khd Uwe dT*' nuTB LAKii. QUMk poksossira on this 3-badroom homo built In 'Sd. Nice kitchen and uUUty. OU tar-naes. Attochsd tarafo. Land-soaped yard MkMS. Oood fardw spot. |||,IM. Tmas. aCDAR ULANO lake. Enjoy lakt Urtof to this eustam-baut 3-bod-roam boms ra tr Jj*: ffiehra!”! ---- bassmsm opont at laxo larfe Mclur* window PARTRIDGE A Asaoa.. JteiJtOT I4M W. Huwm - FE 4-3$tl _ FOR SALE US. GOVERNMENT PROPERTIES THE VETEKANS tration are offebino TO ANT FAMILY IN NEED OF BETTER HOUR a°-SS4"NA^""cON*gf Srof.;rm.^r.s« 8AV1NQS TO mo - TOT NEED NO DOWN PAT-MENT-You may purohasa Ibtaa homas on a tout term ooatraM-with low montoly parmtoA and low MresI rafoo - 3 and 3 badr^t - lartf loto - Ideal \ooa~ tiono - TOO DO MOT HA« to re a TETWtAW TO BUT THE (PHEIL REALTT C~ *-■ -- NO MONEY DOWN TRI-IEVEL STARTER Oa yow lot. TrUartl ar Ranch. Tour pinna or----- >. Haro modal. these properties to rou. Ray O’Neil Realty 3d3 S. Telef r^ “ j*?"” ” " BUILD”" Alt Meyer_________Rats Mch r,ut OTac: aoch loeaM o atlao wtto fa room ranch oT Fontlao -- .. avid street. Handy „ trans.. and tforns. Only $t.Md. Low down paymwt and monthly paymonto SUBURBANITES Ideal boms for paopto w^o wrat suburban Urtof I-.. ■ Wm. T. (Tom) Reagan REAL ESTATE 3441 Auburn * "“* WEST Excellent nelthborfabad 3 bedrooms, 14 btths, 1 floor, bats-mrat, racrsatlon room with firs- SUBURBAN Off EUssbelb Loks Rood. 3 bed- - ----_ Urlns room llxld. tMlA fl,Sdt IliU CUSTOM BUILDINO Wo buUd to your plow or oun. ModoU opon for toopecMon. Trl-lertl for as lew os St3.(60 on your lot. We boodle aU tlnanetof. 3300 DOWN ^ ' Wo bars tsvtral nlco homos ta choost from, to town and out. No ether money needed. Cnll to- WILLIAMS BEAL ESTATE — INSURANCE I4S3 Baldwin FE 4-dS43 Open t A M. to 0 FM. 3 BEDROOM HOMES Facebrick Front Payin’ts Less Than Rent $10 DN. ~ STARTS DEAL No Mortgage Co»ts «4 KENILWORTR (3ast north of Peathorstenoi MODELS OPEN 12 Noon to 8 P.M. O'NOL MULTIFLB LUrriNO SERVICE fl.lM DOWN. NORTH SIDE, ideal ter o couple, nmr St. Mikes. Nothtof to ksep up with tbla aluminum sidsd boms With fU storms and icrtsns plus a Utetlms slate root. iMldt you hara a earpeted Urlns nnd dining room with dnpet to-eludad. FuU bnsement with/ rec. room. FuU arlee Sd.SdS wlUi mo. paymt. of raly $S3 Inelndlnt tonot nod to- $ RM. BUNOALOW NORTH MM DOWN. |USt to Unto for wnrm weithor, with this possible 3 tnmito homo arar-looklns Lofos Mko, a pri-rate baaeb and ploalt xrounds lor rotldooto only. OMulstlM of iVk rooflit Mid MU batti up. plus dlrldtd basomtnt wflfc natural lira- WATlkRFORD. LARR FRmSon oik williams LAKE, Neat ax a nf.s.TTp.tevJ shad# trow. Bar-B-Qat-pH to your, own baek yard. Ur- closets aM iterstd space. Thu home U slUateS oa a IM X Tti ft, IM, wlto 3 ear g a r a f o. Only $L3M Sawn win more yon to VETS $40 MOVES TOU IN $S3 PER MONTH TOTAL 8 Rooms Basement 1877 Sq. Ft. $11,990 true, the exterior U sU tIumUum Otorflao Colonial styltaf. Up- SSi?.‘6£I.Slnr5?SSi|-^ Downstairs an ItxSf fomfly area, an l$x3d ft. bonus room which eon ba utod as a hobby room or U conrertlbla tote X Wrooms $440 moTca you tote thU ttertllnf bouse. $M per month, includes prlnelpal toterasi. taxes, nnd tn-suraoct. To sae the OooriM Town, drlrt aonh on Jeslyn. 4 mUos past Walton Bird. FoUew Sm Ca^ diewlck Woods signs to model. D'Lorah BuUdtod Co. FE 3«33. W. H. BASS. Realtor SFECUUZIMO nt TRADn ulldor___________FE 3-33K HOYT DRATTOH plains TREES - Boautlful oaks. Lsrft lot. Cxponstroly esrpeted l-‘— reem-hail-dtotos arts and X . bedrooms. Mtster bedroom I ierarate' 4 bVth.'$3~m to oxut-tof mortfase wKh $33 mo. pymte. EXCLUDINO Taxw and boarance rrlth tsttog space. Attsebed 3-car garage. Fnll basement. Beau-Ufol laalecapad lot IM x 111 Terms to suit. eg 4SN* * 'TELEORi^^ ?MUL3TFLE LISTINO SERVICE TEMPEST Ranch home YOU CAN STOP RENTING AND BUY IN THE CTTT OF PONTUC $55 A MONTH $aM5 INOLUDIMO LOT - CHOICE LOCATIONS In AU Fnrto of FonUac 3 arge Bedrooms Separate Dining Room Gas Heat 108 N. East Blvd 1 Maak M. at Flka am Bast Bird. Open Daily, Sun. 12-9 Model Phone FE 5-3676 SBJ. BUILDINO 00. tm 3VILL MMDLBUUs 3 bed-KMa ranker oa IN x 111-R.. .......“rir.v.%s? Larga -toMIy tm. OU AO Fw- r*fo»^:iieir!i.iffo.* is £Si'^.*‘:^y •SI OOLORIM JOLLS - Cbofos asUfo-■ 4s**’ ■Idotoflold HUls. BxosptloaaUy torts ] bedroom briok raaoh wlto attached 3 ear ' tarato. fttU dtalni rm. aad 3 bnto. FlrepUoo, Full basement. «*Mi“«s.jd*.a: L. H. BROWN, Realtor 3M nisabeth Labe Rd. FH, FE 4-3M4 or fR Mill ^ For Sale Houwt ;«9 For Sale Lake Prcjwrty 51 j THE POXTIAC P^ESS. \W.DXESDAY, MAY 3i, 1961 FORTY-THREE By Kate Osann BY OWNER IDEAL FOR YOUNG FAMILY Mf kMr OM Ml 1 s25«t a tor wd iMMdrr ir»Ti. Oti hMt. Btortot u^MrNiit. T#r«t MMtoMnrB J-MM annett" Near Shopping Center WMUnt dlitoiic* to iw« J L. Hudson ttort. t r«s wttti •erosnsd torrscs, l«e. llrlng koord and Uv. go Ut noor, 1 kodrms. and bstta on and. Bnsomsnt. nuto. itM^dn.*' *•'*•* »>%W« Eliaabeth Lake Estates 3 bodrm. brick on U3it«9 > and baarvill bai ■ant, faa bant, watar aa our. J ear att. larai Alum, atoma and icraei Baal tamUr Uriaf. iii.b Sylvan Lake Front 4 kadrm. Old Bii«llib brk ■top down lIvlBl nn , fli plaeo. Ubrarr, dining ri wtto bay. kitchen and noc 3 bauu. powder rm.. ai maid's duartoti Rac. rii MILLER 3 bedroom homo la a good loca-i tkm fsaturlng oak noorsT carpeted Ur. roo*. aparkllof klteken. Sum. atorma and uraena. cU heat, an-ehor '^lan^ yard, neatly land-: acapod. nice lawn. Make a dito tor an tnapactloo. «U.gM, terms laeheal jai Incinerator, port Omiy lr34S dawn. LAEK front Watklne Lake An older home all recoadtlloned aM vary attractive. Oood deep l ‘ 1 roomi and bath. 3 eutra 1| bedroomi. 33 ft. llv. room, new kitchen, enclosed porch. i neat, garage. For a pleesant a prise make a date to see t home. IIAIM. terms or wlU ci Watkins Lake Lake front building stu 3« for bolter home - eicc- location, high, eigbtly, and with goea beach. Carl W. Bird, Realtor 303 Oammunity Bank Bonding 'B t-atl ____HOeo. FE 4-003 WEBSTER windows and aereans. good bimeh, 70 feet im water, 4Mck. good plaCe to swlmv and flab or water ski .Insulated for year round living. William Miller Realtor FE 2-0263 •70 W Huron ________OB*-" » «o » SUBURBAN LIVING WIT* errr convemibnchs Oo with this three bedroom brick ranch with flniabed basement. l3.Mb will buy It down to a 4'a mortgage. I CALL TODAY j I.SYLVAN VII.LAGE I Lake privileges. 4 room. I'-i y - unfinished a ^le Resort Property ^2 COMMERCt LAKE LOTS kfig $1« down. tlO mo Det. LI »-7711 Pont, phone OB 3-l3t5. By owner. fRLLKVKL C01TAOC 6n LAKk “Ichlgan near Frankfort. gS.lOO L l-lft«. -me WaL TRADE ANNETT INC. Realtors 3S K. Huron at. Open Evontnie tnd Sunday bedrooms 10al3 dining rm. - basement, garage, teiur. water and gas Priced for quick lalo, M.<«- HOW ABOUt THIS? |75g DOWN for thit »-bcd-room home near Pontiac Oeneral Hospital and Pontiac Stats Hospital. FE 8-0466 SMITH CLs^RK REAL EST.ME iWIDEMANi Large 134 Ft. corner, cone con Tontiac reai.ty 737 Baldwin FE 4-«7.. CRS8CENT LAKE SSTATBS WITH lake piivllegee In beautiful private park Prtead to sell. From t3«a im. Cash or terms. CaU AI rl‘-5-'S4( ‘"“ “ " ° CROOKEp lake. CLARE c6dN-ty. Iloaern renort. rctaonablt, termi. FE 44717. hi-hill villa6k A controlled community of r “homeiltoe for people" looking I a place to build - where th can be aaeured of future vulu. A helgbbdrhood of "individual built homee." not a prolect tub-.dt<^on. HlUtop paretic 130il«0 on paved etreetc, low as tl.740 with 1174 LADD’S INC. 3404 Lapeer Road I OR Yi331 r-- ■ For Sate Ctothing >41 Sale HousehoM Goods 65 For S«lo Misccllsncous 67 EDDINO DRESS AND VEIL. CASH FOR DSHD TV. PURNI-brand-ntm novor boon worn. —- - ~ - ■Is* ig floor length. A" ” Rundtil. call before 3. if- Saje rtoBB^M OoodB 65 •1.40 week Bargain Hmiac. 1«3 ! BAS BTOVK fiT nScfSic . •tove. 430, refrigerator, 434, j china cabinet, 413. dresser, $13. j 3 piece sectional. 130. vacuum, ! 114, ARB Resale, PE 3-4446. kXLViNATOR REPRIOERATOR. 10 cubic foot: I piece dining set: 4 overstuffed chairs: Ironrite Iron-" —-c. articles. 713 Menominee. BARD IMSTHOiaeNT REPAIR re a ■ iSSc^ ■aTgal™Rouce!"Fy'»asi^ ***‘**~ 1 APARTMENT OAS RTOVt. 414. other clean guaranteed gae and alectrtc etovei, all ilaet, 414 *-4140. Ouaranterd refrigerate Pith croes top freoiere. gst 01 ere 434 up. Good waehers. Mi tag. etc. from lit. Nleo dreeee with mirrors. 47 to 414. 4 pie dinette. 114. kfaplo btdroom. 4‘--. Deed living rmm. 4M. Metal cab- I. BUT. SELL. TRADE witer fMDNnT pj 3-4440. ______'^^'*40371/ LET CB BDY IT OR SEI TOD. OXFORD OT ADCnOH, OA 4-3041. IRIOD8 SOFA. FRI vinclal down ■ cuthloni Drum table. I.etthei A4443.____________________ 1 MAPLE RUNE BEDS. 3 MATCH-Ing chests. 434: OE electric range. 410. Call alter 3:30. OB 33401 MAYTAO WASHliR 434.46 TV'S tit 44 and up gwatt's Radio and Appl., Huron. FE 4-1133. NdROid RiePRIOERATOR. W: Kroll baby crib. 113;- bulgy. 110 OB 3-4447.___________________ PLASTIC TILE. Ea. 01c ASPHALT TILE. Ea 4'tC 4*10. LINOLEUM av as '3UYLO" TILE, I. SAo'BiAW aRCLE PLUORSRCENT LIOHTS. nawest IlgbU for kltchana. $13.06 value I0.M. Factory marrad. Michigan Fluoraaaant, 333 Or-chard Laka - 13._________ CLOTHES POSTS ALL STEEL - REAVT DDTT 3>V’ POST, I rr. LONG $5.2^ EACH 3VV* poat. 4 m m ** READY CEMEN’r*!? 34*BAO BLAYLOCK COAL A SUPPLY, CO II Orchard Lake Ave FE 3-7101 complete YOUROSTOWN kItchCD. white cabinets Including sink, counter tops, base eablntt with chopping hoard, stove and refrlg. aluminum storm door. 4’ aluminum picture window, eicel- I lent cond. UL 3-4443.___ ' COLBMAN HOT WATER OIL HEAT- 413 M I. ttovei, 414 piece being room lUlM, foam cushibns - colors, black - brown--green — red - turquolee - toast 1 Plains »«esiseiiaA.iK vjLm»(a.aa.gi ^-3! ■Joey is very ambitious. He wants to be a millionaire! ” For Sate or Gxchsnge 58 I BEDROOM. TRADE 44 Money to Loan 61 BAXTER a UT1N04 4IM DOWN •4.44S. COmlgrUblt 1 TRIPP R I mCKBRSRAM W. Maple MAylalr 4-6344 33 BLOoMirtkLD rtori!.anm 1. baeewent ' , bar. lauodi e. leveral fr REALTOR Seminole Hills: W i But._____________________ -. rt Woodward. Owuer. MU 4-33to Reitrtctod. - --------- ------- completely----------------------------------- redecorated New carpeting WaTERFORD HILLS ESTATES, tbroughaut. New kitchen. Rec-I lA tew large, •- - reatton room Attached two-cer, well reetricted ------------- gerage. Owner leaving eUtc Injprmetlon call Herbert WIU eell at a loee tt 334.440 gfaborbood. Fc (rbert C. Davt: 74 WeM Hurem Street GAYLORD For Sale Acreage 55 UmOLSmELT HO. for thu threo bedroom brick home aaeement. Ledgerock fire. I^lace la oleo^Uvlag^ room lovely home aurrounded by t to you now Call 'BUD' Business Opportunhies 59: Class C. Resort Bar 1 BUCKNER MIo area, groaslns over 444.I441 ^w A-JX i. with 414 040 Mwn WHERE TOO CAN Peterson Real Estate j BORROW UP TO $500 MY 3-1681 Food Market Big opportunfty to mako big men- '■ ay. OwnaFs ^anb rtquiraa him . to change. Htga volume. Long ; rstabllihed bualntia. tax records : will verify. In addHIoa to gro-1 corlea, and nieata. business In-etudn - beer. wins and Itqnor. t Kh7 aSTobd *rtoa«*a*bi, Wm." I Need $25 tO $500 ? Closed Sundays. Sbowts by ap-1 wIlLIS M. BREWER * ' Seaboard Phone FE 3-7017 1185 N. Perrv St. PAREINO NO PiCbBLEM Seaboard Finance C o. testable nee irames. aa aa lollywood headboards. 44 44 Jlattraaaaa. 4g.44 I Bedroom Outfitting Co. 4763 Dl --------- OB 3-4 Mon. 'Ill 4 I ROOMS OP BRAND NEW FUBN-nlture davanpuft ' ‘ bias, lampa. bedroi_____________ traaa and springs, vanity lamps. 4 piece dlnattc. All for 4344. Pay- i manta onlv 4314 a week Pear-ton's. 43 Orebard Lake Ava. 4 ROOMS OF FURNTTURB. RXA~ tonabla. mllet west of Oxford. 3340 Saymour Laka Rd. Waektnda 1-4. MY 3-4104. Davenport and chair. $14. Occasional chairs. 43.44. Maple comer cabinet. 014 44 Maple I'— leat. Ilka new 04.40. Wasl 110 up. Knte hole desk. $li Refrt|^ 411 up^. Mahogany ---^erV*$l*o5d*b‘*” DIAL COKTROL AUTOMATIC. ZIO e from. Interior or exvenor. sew our wall paper tnd matching fabric aaleetton. Berry Bros. Jelled Matfc no^rlp pali* OAKLAND FUEL P/UNT 34 orchard Lake — " — • PIECE Power _ , training wb< GOOD ROUSEEfcEFINO SHOT of Fontl— 41 W HURON___________FE 4-IM4 i REBUILT VACUUMS. 413 H tlH ----. Huron Bamat S Hargrsvei -------314; 1 PANBL eWIno MACitiii^. • TEAR CRIBS. BRAND NEW. 413.44 up. Fearsaoa Pumlittro. 43 Orchard Laka Ava. d Rd (M441 OR 3 FREE STANDINO TOILST8 114 44 Double Bowl link ...... 44 44 coppar, 30 ft. lanftha 17c ft. copper. 30 ft. Itngtha . 37e ft. A«" copper. 4S ft. eoU . 40e ft. 3 po. bath sat? wltb trim . . MO*! White or eolored 3bda BATE PLUMBING SUPPLY g Saginaw____________FE 4-SlOO atU 411.44. Maytag aratbar 4IA44. Desk 414.44. Bedroom aulto M.M. Ivtrythlng for tho boma. Oloto Fumltura, 144 w. Haltoa. FB I I North Side I brick I irage, a 40 ACRES Near Fowtorla. close to M34: good hunttng area: tins place to build a cottage and get away ffin. t OR 3-4031 I hot water Zohtil coramarclal. use it for a barberabop. hair ^d^ae^^jeal^estato ofOee, etc | aee It today 1 * ; 30 ACRES IN OROYELAND TOWN- iblp. live atream. 1340 foot road ,0. front. 44.100 with terma or 43.100 cash. We' face across paved. REALTY OR 4-S434 BUILOER Near Waterford Vdlagi w oatlord Uto w. Huron SI FE 8-9693 1 BLAIR FOURTH STREET 3 bedroom with kaony Mnt living room Full bath Eieellrm Inaatlan. Walklu dutaaca to Poo. W. 43W down. Immcdl- alnmlnui^“71 dT?^ TitertS? > SCENIC 4-ACRll BUHLdINO SITE Mn7l2?7iTine* aSSLiSr; »' Clarkston Trees, good paneled Uvlng room, antowiatic: nelxhborhood. 43.000 and terms. ’“BUD" Nicholie. Realtor 41 Mt. Clemens St I FE 5-1201. C. PANGUS, Realtor ortonyillb- ---- BA 7.4114 WRIGHT UKE FRO.VT 3 BSOHOOM BUNOALOW OR FON'HAC lake. HAS 3 RICE LOTS - JUST 44.m MACEDAY U\KE • ROOM twroRT bungalow. HAS LAROE KITCHEN. CARPETED LIVINO ---1 WITH FIREPLACE tS.40e. ISOO DOWN r ON THIS ONEl * WRIGHT 3U Oakland Ave Open 'tU I : I'T': 5-ai08 _ NICHOLIE PUTNAM STREET ROOM wr JUST tS.40 HURRY or after 6 n m FF 2-3570 bOR sals, to BE/turiPOL^ACRHS- aiier O p.m, rr- ^ .t.t/U overlooking Paint Crook, Lake Orl^ Clarksloa Rond, lib mile J east of M-34 bordered on 3 sides ■ State Park, with mUes of rtd- 4-BEOROOM-STLVAI^ manor W Bloomlleld Towiiablp Car-; pel. drapes, air conditioner, large uumy. carport. 74 a 140 lot. full price 114.700 PACE For ^le FH^ms 56 “LET’S TALK BUSINESS" Hardware Widow of 3 montbs must tell $40,000 mventorv. larga Tolumt Experlenesd operator can maka dtsi of a lifetime. Lawn Mower Shop gad 0 room. home. Elderly owner offers antlra property and all for only 43.400 down. MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANOME8BER, BROKER 1573 IJEL^RAra^^ FE' 4.t543 Hagstrom Class C Bar 4S MILES NORTH OF PONTUC. EXCELLENT GROSS 31X73 brick building. LI VINO GUARTEIta. 130.100 DOWN. Res< tncloaed porch, a dand and^bath apartmem. ii throughout. ' gas beat, Hava us show you. ' jNidf If |7M la mhl you down, lal ua show ~ 2 Lakes Secludad watt of FonUac 10 room modam farm houaa, large barat. and other out bulldlnga. go acrei of good laod. terms. .30 ACRES Lorgt modam farm hoUM. bam and other out buildings Wall lo-eatad on block top rood, next to atoto land. 414.I0S. tonne Clarence Ridgeway . FE »MtI 33S W WAXTOHWLVT) IJJ 7 LEVix ACRES - A SHARP boaement.: BJMC? HtmE FULL BASE- and 3 bedrooms ond bath up : Vaoont We have the key. St. Frederick's Owner moving from Fonttac. of- 36 ACRBg NORTH OF CLARK8-fera their 4 room modern homo TON. LAKE carpeted llvUig ond dlnluo room- 413.400. Extra large kitchen. r“ S(Ml . . • SACRIFICE SALE DS7E ILLNESS. 17 CABINS AND >BOOM MODERN HOME IN HEART OF HUNTINO AND FIBHINO COUNTRY OF THE UPPER PENINSULA 300 FEET ON LAKE. 110,000 DOWN H R. HAGSTROM. REALTOR 4000 Highland Rood |M40| PON’nAC OB 44344 _____FE 4-7044 oftor 4 p m. Borrow witn Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Llousehold Finance Oorporatloa of Fontloe 34 g Saginaw______ FE 44434 WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $.500 We will bt glad' to help yoo. ST.\TE FINANCE CO. 444 FooUac Stola Bonk Bldg. FE 4-1574 Credit AdviBors 61A 3t SQUAREYARDB ALL WOOL revaratbla broadloom carpeting. 464. MA 5.1764 13 44 PER MONTit FOR ALMOST C^CgpItol automatic WASRdR. MAVtACS clfctric dryer, automatic deluxe Ironcr. Balance 43 per week or AT COST OR BELOW OB 1440 automotte washars ant ..................... 1444 RCA colored T. - FRATBR BALia 444 Orebard Lake Ave. FB 4-0434 1444 NOROE AUTOMATIC WA8R- BFECLST4X13 bugs. 434.44. Mc-Lead Cafpot. WoodwotdM Square Ut. Jnvt beiow Ted’s, FE 3-7741. TRADE OA8 RANGE FOR BLEC-trte ranga B. B. Munro ICleetric Co.. 1444 W Huron_______ WXBTINOHbUSB DRYER. Sicil-lant condition Peer a Appliance "■ 3-4114. ilosa. wiring. Open f doyi. Fli M'm ^^ntcalr •—- - FRETTEBS APPLIANCE miracle mile center USED WfllNOER WASHER 414.1 Ironrite Ironet . 444.] 30" Frtgldalre range 474.I tO-gratn softener 1001 Crump Electric. Inc. 3445 Auburn Hd. " *-«' Used Trade-In Dept. Porch chotra 43 46 Swivel rocker 414 46 Vanity cheat A bed. blond oak 444 41 t pleca curved sectional IIP 41 THOMAS ECONOMY ADMIRAL 14 CUBIC FOOT DUAL- j 341 gOjlnOW ' ‘,^’S.^Aden: B^'e^ilec’,^ ' WYMAN'S Co , 1440 W. Huron. FE 4-4431. Gty Aditt.stment Service FE 5-9281 BUDGET YOUR DEBTS CONSOLIDXTC BILLS-NO LOANS For Your Best Bat to Oat Out of DoM. Baa Fiiiahtijl .Advisers, fnc. I‘s 8. SAOINAW. FE 3 7063 PARTY STORE SOM In take re^ star FooUae do- > Ing wondemil year oround business. 4 room . UTlag quarters. Idaol "Monay-Mokar” tor man I and wUt. May coostdor nice | STATEWIDE Real Eatoto Barylet of Fontlaa H D. CHARLES. HEAIJOR_ 1717 g Telegroph_FE 4-043 Mortffe l-oim« 62 FROFERTY aehoola. Rcaiooably | ____ _____ Living _________dining area, and kitebm. Hardwood ftoora. Full boaomoot. Au4o. btol. r—•-daoontod. Vocaaf. aoly mevoa you fat. Call today I OFF JOSLYN AVE Tbroo bodroom bungalow, eont, ftm baaament. autoi-boot newly dccornM. only W down piwa eoato. Bnlanee like TWO FAMILY DtCOMK............ Five rooms and both di^. reeou and baSi up FuB base-mant. lutomolle heat, reaaoji-ably priced at 44.000 with IM a moatb. Only 4740 down Belter aee this ene. Bvanlnfs eaU FB 4A3J4. Aik tor Mr. Allw. NICHOLIE - HARGER im W. HURON FE 5-81Ki $8,950 3 Bedrooms Income Property !W underwood real estate —---------------jj „„ yj. ■T SIM 3-FAMILT. 4 OOWH ___________MA 4-4447_________ ” "® “* ‘4 ACRES - 4 ROOM MODERN iwgf n I«I4U _____ bouM. 3 cur •urug#. Low price. ^acr1s~ Metamora arta, ■w mile ol Small homa built 1444. ... —.. ,^1, mly 44.04 For Siile Uke Prepyty 51' 3 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT SOUTH | slda Woodbtlll Lake ltl.440. 43,04o! Ogll morolua and ev#-i 4 3-1144 cootont on 3 loket. 13.: mSi*ad.*^fVAirERFORD“V Hi OR M346. FE 3 7131, OR 3-4434.1 i 3 LClS ON MILL LAKE Also, wt have 40 acres a... ... ties area. 4 bodroom home In good condition Terms ,,££t£Tsm^.Real,E^ate, MY 3-1681 section 34, DoytoB ,Twp. Tuscola County. Its ml. W. of BllvarwoOd -- lU^ Torw^ Rd. VI 3-4141 day _____ . ft, front- OQ Lake Oakland. 343 ft. g^autlful binalde l^tlo^ FE ■ 6-4145 Cipen lake superb LANDSCAPIRO. 434.040. WILUAMS LAKE. 4 ROOM home. BAWDY BEAM 34 X 34 HEC. room. X 37' LIVTOO attention___________ For sola, between Lake Orton and Oxford. v« mile off M-34. 13.34 beautiful rolling aerta, wall kapt. Fully Isneod and cross fenced with riding ring. 3 box sfoU ato-ble, running water, 3 ytor 'round sbeltera. tool and tock building. 4 bodroom home, now fumoca, aluminum storms, screons and doors. Bandtlful shade trees and shrubs. Plenty of riding ronda and trails. MT 3-1100._____ COLORED 40 aetc farm with t room boma. iS5.a’a*‘-Fi!“i%3T;'% FARMIgtn Partridge BOWLING ane bowling oUty 1374 '43 DUMP tmucK. Fair condl ttoi^For boat and motor. R ________________MlCHidAN ___wan 00 main rood tor houaa Irotlar. Bell or trade 1-34 Remtns-ten wtlb aeope. 1 white comMno- ttan trobslt. MA 4-3404._______ UTIUTT IldSE lun aiding and OT city limit, gg.440. Will tnda tor land oontract. small homa. or good housctrtller aa dovra payment. Inquirs owner. 4301 Jotlyn ^iiRnrF7'*tR M6wiX. reel-type. Just set and abarpened. with new rtain sad vnlvaa. Dead Man'control. Coab or trade. EM HBFRIOEfU'roR iMftk ■COM'- er. TV cei. radio. MA 4-TO73. ig. 414 44 and up. We take trade-ms. TVs or olbtr orttclaa of valim. Obcl Radio tad TT. 3434 EUsabatb Lake Hood. FE *-*aaa open 4 to E_____________ THDIO YOtf WAN+ ; HOME- CAN BE ABOUT ANY’ FOB THE _____ FOUND AT L b B --------f«M’ raV^ 1 AND and loofc araund. 3 acres of free parkmt. Fbdne FB 44341. OPEN MON. - SAT 4 TO 4 FRI. 4 TO 4 34 MONTHS TO FAT 4 milea E of PontUe or I mils E. ot Auburn Helgbta on Auburn. 14 B. Walton Bird AFFUANCB SPECIALS Wm *Mritht*frsMor . tlJl' Norge licu.-ft. ralrig. Norge JUto - woabor . Zonflh eonaola attroo * ^••”;?aI» Ul N. Saglnor ^147W Ittma Reasonable. 6l 1-1174 lift- BIO NEW^l CUBIC FOOT FRisZ-er. 1134 44 R B Munro Electric CO. 1444 W. Huron. FE 4^1 BRAND NEW WROUOR1 itoN bonk bads eomplat* wttb aprlags .and maltreaa. m M. Also mtnia SSSHta^Va-a^^^^ Orebard Lake Avo- I, FB 4-1133 E> Tcrmi Awtk|—B 65A ANTiqUB BBDHRAO. CHtAP Hi-Fi. TV and Radio 66 31 INCH CON80LE MODEL GARAGE DOORS Factory aeconds avatloUe ot bti aovlnga. Call MI 4-1033 or com - 3344 Colo St., Krmlnghom^ Sale Mnaioil Qoodt 71 GULBRANSEW Organs and Pianos ALL MOOHLS » STOCK ■ FROM 1995 To Our Ftbulo'us MODEL K Theater Organ OULBRANgEN BFIHET PIANO. . “foRRis Music co. 34 g. TELEORAFH FB 34447 L^TOSCA ACCOROIOH. iM bAsS: MORRIS 1 34 g/ Teltgrtph_____ PIANO TUNINO AND L_ Work guaranteed Gallagher Music Ca FE 4 •SPECIAL! teut 0 piano and get free 14a-looa. All money applied It pur> :based. GRINNELL’S S SRglaaw _____FE TUNING AND N -SFi»» “lltoRRIS MUSIC CO. , g. TELEORAFH iH~ wnlattt. aaaS. MORRIS MUSIC CO. ' 34 g. TELEQBAFH FB S4M7 .. PIANO TONI HO — OSCAK ■ehmldt FB 34317. -— FiAi^a mm— "Sy Matter Craftsman nhlEDUTE sraVICB Wiegand Music Center . Phone FEdornl 34434 i A BEAUTY! SMALL~SFlinCT MA-. bogony. Excellent condttloa. FbUr guaranteed. 4445. Lowrty m*tsU4d ea your- %-enr.2l?l5S"4.Sr- ‘ Mahogany Spinet ploao. rotuntd.-you Uk# over poymenla. UP TO M MOS^WITH I DOWN FATMENI'. HOT WATER HEATER. 34 DAL gat Contnmars opprovtd |4t.60 votue. 434 46 and 4M 46. marred. Also electric, oU and bottled gaa bentor. Michigan Fluotcscont. 343 Orchard Lake - 14. HEARING GLASSES RecoDdItlontd htortag glosaot, guorantead. 474. IIW Fontloe Stole Bonk Bldig. FE 44734. IF YOU RE3CO 4 tor any emargoacy BEE 8EABOARo‘^j^lNCB CO 1144 N. Ferry St. FE 34447 ......... -WERS SHARFBNtD. nlekun. R 3-1311. aTBldHE CABIHE'Hi mirror, a&shtty kr Large •electlqn ot ci--------- or without ligbta, tUdtag deort. Terrific buys. Mlcblgao rluorot-343 Orchard Lake - 34 kisrrsd S3 45. NEW FILTER OUEEN VACUUM, take over poymenta of 413 o moisb FE 44417 NEW AND USED POWER MOlt^ garden tractart, roto-tlllara. PORCH LIOHTS. POSTS, LAN-ternt. conch lompt. overhang llghu. garden ond Mtlo. Buy dl-raet gnd cSVt. MIcnIgon Flnarea-343 Orchard Loko bllatar Warwick_____ PLAS-flc' tli Water Softeners 66A MEYERS WATER BOPTENER. ! used I year. 4M- Bryan F. French j Heating FE 44473 atorm windows and t For Sale MiBCcIhnaous 67 i 1 TABLE SAW. TOOL. DTE. CAR- ! . Zl"’5i.r.”'F.?| and tramei. Wtih oatui ana tiool. tire door, formica cupboard U^. eupboord doors. I Till 5 p.m. 114 Putnam, 1 ROraTILLER 474. VEBSAIZatIc i Bolens garden tractor with at- I lachmanta |t5. Reo reel type pow > er mower |I4 Small SMlor air : rompressor. 444 FE 4-443I. i 3 HORSE garden TRACTOR 444 Rotary bar hand mower, OL 1-6774_____________________ ITBEL QUON8R BUILDINO. 34x34. 34x44 34x44 74c par square foot floor ipnce. Mutt be moved within 34 days. Michigan Butinaev Salat. FI 4-1443 CLRCTRIC RANOE8 34 INCH n4w. famout name brand, slightly acratebad. 4144.4S valaa. 4114.04. tolly guaranteed No down pay aaata. lilchlgon Flttortacont. 343 INVENTORY Close-Out Sale Full Size Sofa-Bed Davenport Matching Chair Sets 5 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM $179.95 VALUE NOW ONLY $99.95 h plow, cultivator______ now plow 4134 FE I HAND MORTERS. 44 AND 414. irtodle sawing machine. $14. girl's 14" bike, 414. FE L4734. 1 POWER ROTARY lAWNMpWlRS 34" rotory riding mower, n with foucots 114.44. toiltU Michigan Fluorasctnt, — chard Lake - 7. SINGER SEWING tlAC__________ modern Womni cOblaH with ZIg Zag. Will aell lor balance of 437. month Universal Co. F^ 4-4|£m. SgAiLW bit BeW* Tru------------- —.44; ttsod jMirap. ------- 744* M44 TOILETS |4i $4 VALtfB 111 44 AND Orchard Lake - 4-lNCH SOIL PIF*. 4 FT ITI g. SAOINAW , ■INBBR SERUNO ^le Offlee Equlpwwt NEW HATTONAL CASH REOIB-. . tori from IlN on Now Notional adding mochlnoi Rom IIS up. Tb« tooton nntbWiMd brnM..' . offlool ta Onktoad and Mnoomb I QUA] LOW F PONTUC CASH RIIOIBTKH . •HERE TODAT-HaBB TO ■BAt'! 337 g. SOglnAW FE MS53 ..' NSW AND USED i___________ . chtoes. Typewriters, adding n..r chines, eomptomaters, dupUoo-tori, pbotoeopy moehlatt and dictating maehmtt. Oanaral Printing * Office Supply,, 11 West Ibwnneo. St., Rattoc. USED AN6 H_________ . YALljkT*^uS6HESS SUOTNHS T4 Auburn Ava. FE LlMT cotat; t waU aUdlaf doora, tiww 1—g' open wnU ( AiidiBtf doort; ft I. PE 4-7» ,in4 6Y Sate StOR BgolpiiRat 73 ER SBOW-wttb glnat tad -“-I lower ^^^ipmtni. Sate Sportkif Oooils 74 BULMAN HARDWARE OCRS - BUY. SELL. TRADE. Monlay Laacb. 14 Bogley. OCNS, ALL KINDS. BUY. SrilL. trade. Burr-BhtIV.' 37| S. Tala- SCUBA SFBaAL Frao Hat spear --- SM^oSbOre 1433 Dixie OR 3-IP41 sKiii biiiaiRs FtLL yoPr oVn ’ compraaaort, |44 t •X13 R0O8 . "MICA" GENUINE 14c SQ YD VINYL LINOLEUM 44c YD; burnara. 77 1!ahlgh. 1_ 14 CRBTR6LET tor PARTS. A-l motor, heavy duty S-wbaol tvoll-er, tnow-blode for loop. '44 Ford ptCk-up eab, '41 Oiovrolet right frat tender and grlU. porta of ■it Ford, 133 medor. new tri-earbt and manifold for 144 Cbtvy. National 1-3144._______________ 174 gallon FUE^IL TANX. Ili All Oil and Gas Heating nntti, niw ond utad. rtr-lout mokaa, typos ond tliea. We -----------ling our store. All must price. Catb or terms, lopoolt WlU hold until Inatoll. Act Haottog. go at A ami 5fimal _ — -----a irom roaa aowm. vh w SKIN DIVERS tquo lungs, new. uaod anji rt-paired Fret eorapraased air for . J years with each new unit, all , you can use Neorm •vejTtbtog tor the diver 44 Parktaurit Sf. FE 34)411 ingot'"gowlng Cebttr j ---------. TRACTORS. MOWERS AND tlLl- | Ssfld, UrBVel HI74I Ullt 76; ens ond Rota-tUlara. roto-hoe. pov-or bandit tlUars. I models ot riding mowers. Several used mower tractors and tlllera. Low priced to move. Evans Equipment. 4407 pule Hwy. MA 4 7474. OR 3-7P34 TIM7LHR CHfcAP; CALL SRTRftBN 4 and 7 p m OR 3-4474__________ TALBOTT LUMBER BPS point. Gold Bond point. DuPont luelta no drip won point Rordwora. plumbbig. alectrical supplies and full line ot lumber Open I a m. til 6 34. Bun. 4 to 1 1434 Oakland Aee. PS 4-44»4 THE SALTATION ARMT RED SHIELD STORE Everting to meet your needs Clothing. Furniture, AppUoncei. lir EAST LAWITENCE USED FURNACES, COMPLfcTE with controls, reasonable. OR 3-4«33.___________________ BUILDINO MATBRiAL, Toro - Bolens , ro 3 YARDS BLACK DIRT TOP B mawsra Wnl- -— —rK.t4.mmmeS rs 4-m _____, _____ ______ drnlUag ■ chinas, drafting taMoo, mlm grapb moeblnea. model 84 mu ORAVCL. XI REASONABLS. OB 3-I3IS. , . - TOP SOIL, BLACK liiRT - —-• —• —vel. oat t. Bulldoalng. Rant oad loading vice. OR 3-7444 FE 44U54. . ATTIHTION TRUCKERS 44c par yard ahrtddad black dirt ' and pant. Bllaoboth Lk. Rd.to-. ------It ot WlUlomt U. Rd. Wo t-1 FEA7 um soli. I fia. gravol. FE t-4414. I'T tofjMUS, . SCkEElilfi' . . RICK SLACK FARM BOIL Jumbo 5'x yards. Iio. Loading S , miles out Saataabaw. Morris Wnbf rx 4-1034, eveninia FB < ^claj^Sid gra'ref ^lallvartd.' Olf ' k-l BLACK DIRT, t6f ' fUl, bulldoalng. FI 4-474S. __ ..______OR 3-1343. _ l-l PiAxTroM9B~8TATT"^SK ' Sr*y2rde&“iSJ*&» •1 0 Jraiv^ 1^^ „ • rmTSrwi trtf.e sasx'ftt.ss&B ^&u'lw^(to«AU* OTHER CLOSE-IW LAKES. ord»wood real ^ATE m 3-UII. H no Ana. FE 4-7H Ctorkatoa. 4344 par acre or will trade. Warren Soot. Realtor, n H. Bostoow St FE 4-«n Opoa 'ttt S p.m. ?rapor& 'included, *A T T R A C- TliSl Co- - - — $50Q Down Lake Privileges !^*wiKc%*;.A'r« flreniaoe. Large screened pcM^ mtiuf room with laoadry tubs abd drnta^l Krat ^ witj' haator, Hreena ond atonna. §a*,^,.r'il5.th‘n‘EYCH^ LIST WITH Humphries BE WISE. SCCONOMIZEI A OOM-larclnl proparty tbofa a homo - place of bualneat. 5 “— PH. FE 2-9 OAKLAND Loan Cotnoany k Bldg. MaSa' toohywnthooaSr- ---xnnV ate. Drayton Tire Co. FE M43I. #iiL li^B IMS OMC iiti ■ysii LAKEWOOD VILLAGE gELECT YOUR LAKE BITE «- «~"m.rct»l lot ai4 100. Pont' Phone OB S-IIW. By owner. SWM ' FISHi FLAY, kliTMTAlR Md cook the dogs on front poreh of Oita lakefront baanly plws the in'wtii!’ ^W A WB#cSip*BE'ALCT* OR »13l4tFE 3-713A)R L4434. ■YLVAN tAltE - 34 TARDS TO Lral railding, consisting of U. locotod on n very and highway, parking na approx. 44.444 a .^"lluiS M. BREU'ER JOSEra F. REISZ. SALES MOR. FE Am « FE 4:4734 TEAGUE FINAi^ClE C6'. 202 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER' ROMEO LOANS fa TO $440 :a track, 14-ton power wtach. I. FB 1-4711. Bra- For Sate Clothiiig 64 1 irALIAH BILK irBDDIIfa OOWN. alia 14. artth hiodplec# oad hoop. 474. BxealMat coadluoa. Original cost '4114. 14 formala, assorted 33-411. 3 flower girl drcaaea, 4 and 7 FI 3-'fl04 after 4 DOWNTOWN 66 North Saginaw TOO taATB THE ORADUA7TON BMty, we bnra the place. Sea Wnlto Han. eornar of Wiltca and Fairy Streets. FE 3-3743._ LOANS $25 TO $K>6 on year ilgnoWra er ether sacul-Ity. 34 mcntla to ragnY. Owr larv-tea Is fast, .frlenAy oad hatptol. Visit cor (rfflet or phone FX 54131 HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. 7 H. Ferry St, Corsgr H. Flko ^ yellow,^dottad Swiaa. I ___ ______ Wnk. .... 414. FE 44447. _______________ BRIDAL TOWN H06T AND vTh-Blac 14. al3-3ff7. CERlh,AN MfNK CA#E. 580D ecndWim. 434, Ml 44431. 6irl8’ light wool BPRINO coat lx. llkp new. 47; slat U s^iy 4ont and boaaat set, 43^ freezers - urtiiaHT.-Famous noma broads, sentebsd. Terrlllo valuet, 41M.N whlla th» lost. No pbons ordon ploait. Mlchlfoo Fluoreacent, 1S3 Orchard Lr^* Tab stoTe ai^ FtnUdEi tor. couch, largo wall min baby sar bed. teetorbobe chi playpen, ehe* Waterford. SAVE ENERGY. USE WANT ADSI To find a job, place to live or a gdod used car, see Oassi- furnoeto. ...»n hollar.------------------- haator. Bordwora, alee. stvpUas. crock ond pipe ond fitunn. Lowe Bruttaa.s Fnlnt, Sopor Kcmtena and Haatolaum. HEIOHT SUfFLY CASH WAY ------------ 14kM '3M.'^RM Lntili' Tm 4x1 Floatolhoard.41.34 4x1 H Flyxeoro 14,79 Burmeister LUMBER COMPANY ngr*ro!if%V,..”}ai"‘i . luadoy IS o.m. to 1 pm. Machinery Sate Musical Poods 71 BEAUTIFUL FREh6h FROVIN-elal Conn organ, floor model. MORRIS MUSIC CO; TELEOHAFH fe 3-4447 OBOAN COHN rac hiding 434 a month. No i 111 private leaaOnt LEW BETTERLT1 *”0FF0S1TE B'HAM_______ GUITAR MONTH YOU TOO CAN AFFORD ONH BEE OUR WDfOOW .DISPLAY . LARGE SELECTION reasonable prices UTAWAY, FAYMBNT FLAK i ( iowAHo'a , IS a saoinAw ' tnx top „ ----------------— — 444 ft. south of Beaver Rd. MAy-fair 4-1377. ILACX DtRT TOP SOIL. FttL SL^toR^^A i6Ah--:y •: THEaTeb liverad. FE 4-^. ,:v FORTY-FOUR^ TtTTC PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 196U Smni, Oruvd W P*rt Wf _______I T»l rOKTIAC LAKB BCU pit. •■■4. fnvel Bni------- mortar. tniekla( and tU«. OR 3-lSM „ : BOIL. «• .1^0 *(^to»4 aairttm*. ftarol, «aad aM IF OT. itScH. BLACK pat^TOP BOn.. tac yd. M Orarol, «1 Td.-I Ora^L iK ••SS' Ortntaad Btoo* «_Vd. PIM Me Td DrUvdrv tstn. AMlRl* ^R.* ^<1* aAARAAAII ___‘bTWK to$ BA8HABAW _RO. M^5-11«L__^__sr-wrr TAKD ORAPaO. TOP SOIL, FILL, Weed, CobI and Fwd^J7 UUIa FB Min. _______ nsnc IDEAL CAHNkL OOAL^ aad^ftutmS^oodToai^d'Purl —d Pamt. Ph0B€ PE MH> PlMrts. Trees. Shrubt 78 222^ lotpMtrd. W or . leu tluu) IJ M M asl. I PuSta^^^^S la ’cadar Lane jEvrri^ rpm.Jgn piaU H*y 'US IB' tl» »-HM. ____ filAU. EPE»ORinC!l trees Ifc ea. 3iai Pllle OR 1-nai., iTRAWBEraT^PU^nS”*®. EVER- : a IS iU LUCK! .i„ W hen yoij shop, good luck meant finding what _\-ou want i»t the price you like. Good-Luck-Shopping begins in the Want A^s . . . where youll find everything from luggage and lace to lanterns, lots and lawn mowers. “A" to “Z" you’ll always have good luck when you shop the Want Ads. Read them now! THE PONTIAC PRESS Wanted UbmI Cera 101 SHORE 3iaa. TOTAL AUTO PARTB. Do You Need Money? WE HAVE m_______ Glenn’s Motor Sales m w HUBOw at. pe t-wn ^ California Market mOH S FOR LATE EUtworlh a B«a«a. MA S-ltet TOP DOLLAR POR CLEAN CARS and track* ar trad* up or down. Ecopomy car*, a Aubara. Sale House TrallerB RENT W TRAILnt, i rctrttcrator. PE MWl. ALL NER IN POjmAC PORTA CAMPER CAMPTRAJjlI COUrLETS WITH EITCH« _____________________ __ «UiaE OCT BOAT RUM BKC REOISTEREJ DACHSHUND » I Wtilon___________ ----- c...... shorts MOBILE HOMES AKC POODLE PUPPIES. TERMS __________PE MMl.___________ AEC POODLE PUPPIEB. SILVER. _____________I PESJHI. , BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. PCRE-i arrd OL laso_____________) (EAGLE/PUPS. SIR I NFW 1961 CREE a WOLVERINE PICKCP COACHES. IV START POR SALE PIOBONS CALL AFTER >RBE kittehs to oood h6i2E 3&3ia. IMl LakrvlDd. , talk. Caitarlts. cant aad aom Dim Craac* eirdBawbary. s9l ■ AaSarn. UL *—»« foODLE pu; , tcpic*. tfta-^. ------ - PARAKEETS OUARAHmO TO r Smtk Re M •■rmifenai'm Merf -- INS OP THE LARGEST NEW AHO USED MOBILE HOMES ON OI8PLAT IN OAELAND COUNTTI tar nwami * AAirwT WRftVA U' USED TRAVEL TRAILER SEED A COTTAOE UP NORTBf Let Ui Help Toa With a OOOD USED MOBILE HOMEI WE HATE BOTTLE OAS. HITCBEB and do Htrlm. Rcpatrlnt oa TraUar*. Hollv Marine and Coach luia ioUy Road _____MTIl , MIXED PUPPIEB • $8 np. Including Shots gUNT S PET SHOP PE UlU l>ogs Trained, Beer^ 80 ikATS BOARDBD. TEN ; f*r». iwtef Ttrr rw ■ tntuoa, on 5-3MT. Jacobson Trailer Sales and Rentals Beats and Acceasorics 97 S-0SS4. 'Arr.V .Ml. oa ALBURN ROAD SALES AND SERVICE GALE Oathoard Matm REl UC Trailer* — COD.L Plk*rtlaa< Boau - EX Paymani Plan*. IU« W. Aubarn Rd. UL l-KST I Bet. Croaka aad LiTarnoUl ACROSS PBOM AVONDALE MOH All New m Pontiac ORAOT white LAPSTBAKB AQUA 8WAH ALUMA LAP WHITEHODSE. VENUS CRUISERS Wood. Alum.. Pibortlao. t (t.d4 R. S00T‘T motors AMD SERVICE CUUm-OOT BOAT SALES a B. WaRoB PE S44M Dally t-S iiday IS4 ALOM-CRAPT, SOU LAKE OLASa. PrtalaadTn^TaaD boau. __.L AMO SBRVICB " dart si^TiSEN*’*aBrfS*"’ Opon Dally a Bnndayi l a.m.d p.m. ARKARSAS traveler BOATS Tbompoon CUnkor Built BoaU '•1 JOHNSON MOTORS GASOW SHARP IMPALA SPORT Sl^N. Equipped orith powerful VI oo-tine. imwettUde tronoutaolan. Beoutltul oil white with red Irtm. *eol cover* on tlace new. Alto WE NEED CARS! ” EtpoelaBy taU aodoi PopUocr. SSwoc*. OldtaiobUe*. Rulcki. Cbovrolou. PUT to* dollar on lth«M BodcU Asd Olliers cBu iii. M & M MOTOR SALES Used Ante Parti 102 ’U UERCURT POR PARTS Sale Used Tracks 103 MEYER’S CHEVROLET “El Camino Sales” NEW and used BOUORT AND SOLO »M CREVROLET S DOOR. Standard Trantmluleii. S CyL Extra NlCfl im PORTIAC STATWR WAOON. coiitnt coBdltloa. Stock No. niS ..... >— *—-1*. NORTH 8. WOOO- > HABBOa. MICH. ntlao*. Boo a* tor bltelui. nam and taTTkt MH WUUaai^a Road, Drayton Plain*. OR MSIl.. . Hay, OrRin and Feed 82 . m E. _____ ______ J aoeboo.-. • Rochotter Road. OL MWd. THE TIME IS NOW! FOR US TO PICKUP ANDS^ ;s^?«r.uV4R.“wiESiR's:i ITOLLV ^AMnY^DAC^ For Sale Livestock 83 > ARABUMS AT STUIk OUAB- tam. Parkhurst Trailer ^ales ■PDtEST nt MOBILE UTDIO-rntatlat N*w Moew-Oweow— ^taro - Buddy Quality Mobil* Lk!^ ban WIT botwom An BUka — No Do^stlbl* PHONE FE 4-3536 Pbr Complot* Information UUIX A. AMOBRSON AOPNCT 14 Jotly* PI 4-If" Btm Pi I-4Iil or PI MPM CRESTUNER AND LONE STAR Mercury motm and MatWr-Craft VACAl—- nxto Traitor ao4» tui. ISU Nortoupoor Road, Oxford. OA MW ____ ______ POTATOES. t Cochran MT MWl. _________ • AND EATINO POTATOSB.’Saa twa *1*17 — W SUTorbon Rd, out Perry. W win A 1 Sale Farm Eqalpmcnt 87 VAGABOND. ZIMMER, GREAT LAKES. GENER.*.L STUART, knd YELLOWSTONE KELLY’S HARDWARE 3SS4 AUBURN RO. OPEN BUN lO-I__UL M44S EVINRUDE MOTORS EAST TO DEAL WITH DAWSOWa BALES Tlp8tM a.t mm „ . wiu ywu. w 1 HOW CORN PLANTEM. lEv-! Oxfoitl Trailer Sales Vwral atod on**. DavU Macblnery , , - - - - - .Cb OrtmirUl*. NA 1-JJSJ. Tour.* ' mU* S. of Lok* Orton on MM ,]^(i ,-uJUvaton. MSS or trad*. MA iHis CRALMERB -yttom. excoUont i —VACATION TRAaERS totot and Ronul* II. II. aad n It. Apache Camper* C*r top tpoce »*n»-^r*w41t* ^ bltchei. overlood*. broke leontroto. ^ ■“ ““ irr RAra V ra.iiENDOUs *‘«~^> .Iarob inventory or used mu ni.u Hwy 01 •.'IVA’.L WALKING AND RmiNOi . -*"----' ■ . f RACTOR*. MOWERS * “ ■.-tQ-------- ■EQUIPMENT. Rent Trailer Space 90 I Mobile Hoaie Pork PE »■ ALL ARK PRICED TO SELL. OEPORD . MOBILE. MANOR t ! Ihtu Who want the ba^ 4V! -’■a.jnsru WR OUARANTEC TO SATI8PT OR MONET REPUHIHD. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE. i BROS. KlNf PE WTJ4 PE mu • PQ.NTUC ROAD AT OPDTEE ■#RAZER ROTOTILLEIU PARTS 2?r.-R Rr Sale ITrts 92 UP. WE And e^alpmfol, AVXB, IMl Op-: ------- rm 4-i3ii. ' I TRACTOR aMB SOUtyvlM-E m. UL I-«d0P____________ILOOSI PABOEK WHEELHORSE I BOLENS ^TRACTORS I BOAT DOCKAGE OR BEAUTIPUL URIOR LAEB PER EVES, a 8UMDAT EM Mil DUNTIAM’S MARINE I IT 8TAEE. IMS CASH. PE M4»I TtLEPRONl CO. TRUCKS. H-TOM BOAT INSURANCE $3 Per $100 of Coverage Trailer* IP TOO NEED SI .OOMia BOATS ------------- LAUHCHINO on Lak* Penton -SlocktBi Inboard -------- 11 ft. Mow aa d WE.REED TOUR USED OUTBOARD MOTOR WE ALSO HATE VERY OOOD BUTS ON USED RIOS. New -a Plbortlaa CANOES IlM ap - CUPP DRETER OUR AND SPORTS center 2K5---------------------- OWENS BOATS EVINRUDE MOTORS OAKLAND AT CASS ______PE M4M ■4T FORD. 1 imcK KS nmcTA station am. pawar altarli^ and **. MT >««. 4SS Cra»**iit Av». U CADILLAC COUPE OB VOLE radio and baator, aieoUaot md- WHITE. CREDIT HANAOBR. PE Sdki. '« CADILLAC COUPE. 1»M CADOLAC COUPS, kULL pric* Mit. radio ond healor. In exeallent condition, dowwn, Lucky Ante • Sotlnaw. ft 4-ai.. 1960 CHEVROLET 0.™ WblttMll .‘SPOTLCai Crissman ROCHE.STER ’ OL 2-9721 ItM CHEVROLET IMPALA COV- poutr ttoorlnt and brake*, radio, beater, whitewall*, HorltoD blue flnlah. Only il.4M. Ba«y Urm*. NORTH CHEVROUCT CO 1«00 s WOODWARD ATE. BIR-MINOHAM. MI 4-«». ■M CHBVT BISCAYNE. 1 DOOR. V-k. nundtrd tr»n»mi»*ton. radio *^ heoter. Shorp. UM. PoUrhuk Motor 8*lr ------ --------------- OR 3-l«». 1. JOO Dixie HItbway UM 4-DOOR WAOON 1 owner cor with sttndtrd traiu-ilitlon, t new tire*, low |e. 1444. Btllev A Cam] t una, PE 4-iin. koyal whitewall tir**. Extra Only 41394. NORTH CHEVROLET CO . 1004 8. WTODWA^ ATE BlRkflNOHAM, Ml 4-T734. UM CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-door hardtop. VI enflne. au^ matte, radio, bettor, whitewall*. TUrquot* finlib. Stock **4^ Only 41.U4. EaoT terms. NORTH CHEVROLET CO. lOW 8. WOODARD AVE. BUMINORAM. MI 4-3734. MARMADUKB By Anderson A Lecmlng anaAICU^Ttmm . cr . . . periiapt we could continue this discussion in the fresh air! For Sale Cara 1M3 PORD STATION WAOON. RADIO AND HEATER. AUTOWaT-IC THANSMHSIOir aAoLUTE-LT NO MONEY DOWN. Auume 3-T443, H. Blixln* Dcoler. ItU CHEVROLET STATION WAO-on. Like new . . . MM full price, no money down. LAEMlDf UM CHEVROLET t DOOR. RADIO HEATER. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. A**umo payment* of sail per mo. Call 4-74M. Harold Turner Pord. SPEGAL n Car. radio. heaUT. 0. M9.30 down. 445.94 par R AND C RAMBLER SUPER MARKET EM M144 *•“ --^ U47 CRSVROLEr 3-DOOR. 9 CTL-Inder with stondord shift. A >harp block 3-door. 39.9M mile*, an money dowD. sRitll moothiT •QU. Luckjr Auto 0Alet, 113 po^meou. 1 B. SoglPow. 3.DOOR 8TA- Auto Insurance $20 FOR 6 MONTHS for most ckrs, inetadloc 939.900 Uablitty 94,9M me^ 91.9N death bonam ^ ^ lii.9r ----- — PHONE FE 4-3536 J* al PRANK ANDERSON iWENCT loolya PE 4-3931 M . YE 3-4393 Of PE 1-9939 Foreign and Spt. Cara 105 John McAuliffe, Ford 939 OAKLAND PE 4-4UI 19M CHEVROLET 3 POOR ItA-DIO AND HEATER. AUTOMM- \OLKSWAGEN BALES AND SERVICE WARD-McELROY, INC - HURON (MMI OR MHM _______________AUTbl IC TRANSMISSION AB80L1 LY NO MONEY DOWN. ‘ payments of 934.U per u Credit Mfr, Mr Parks 4-7400. Hiroid Turner. P( UH CHEVRoIIt IMPALA 4- s£*"bt..“n2pe*s s ,'n n’trL’BaoSjss r CbM. I3.1N tav4 I9M Bill Spence Rambler •ales _ _ SERYICB 09 WOt-UWAOEIV. I GWISEIV 911.909 miles, mint condttton. PE For Sale Cara I9M RUICE CLUB COUPE. DTNA- _____RADIO AND HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Asenae payments of 939 71 ---- Mr, f______ Turnar, Ford, Asrame pa r ma. Can C IS al Ml 9-TI rord. LOOK AT THE PRICE Marked on the Cars Now bn Display at . . . Orciurd Laka Rd. Auction Salea 88' eWne amp. U Hood. 8BOAD-! EXraRT .MECHANIC ON Poiu a a A AUCTION LOCATED vssv 6t , DuTitbarr U‘ ^ • Monday ^ ,J^*^**£^^* D dbilp 1 nd iport c p Aafcirn Sale Motor Scootors 94 B 6c B OORVKRTIRra TOPS BOAT cofrma W* uU you bow to da H. 3SI S. Sailoaw PE 1-4UI OTT {S2? ***•“7 39 msri For Sale Motorcyclea,95 .EVERY WEDNESDAY -------- ______ __________ 7:39 P M .EVERT FRIDAY . 7 P:M .EVERT BATURDAT ......7 PM . BVERT SUNDAY . 3 P.M ; OPEN 7 DAYS WEEK 9-9 I BUr-SILL-RETAIL DAILY 3 Door prises Every Auction ■ Lunch Room Open Every Auction 90S9 DIXIE WOHWAY For Sale Bkycira % Sale House Trailers 89- 1044 3T TRAILER. ..... .... ; Cooley Dr . Union Lake. 191-7494 •airstre orleU i BIk* sM ______ 30 E Lswrenee. . - - — ref Trauer7 siK°^m*tm*^! Boals and Accessories 97 anUed for afe. I Woraar Trail-... „uroo. (Plan to Wally Byam's axcluno r METAL BOAT. TARP COVER, trailer and 10 b •> Jntni*oo ouitor. reasonsbie. PE U YELLOWJACKET L *** f«rt tsnner week. . ■ i . JIM 8 RENT-I-r SHOP tit West Auburn at Rocbaalar Rd. t UC 3-3910 trailer. 4»R 3-WB9 after 13' PIBEROLAS CAR TOP BOAt, aever used. MY MI S. Satlanw ' PE A4101 j6RmoN ouTEOAio uot6rA. ■toraran Bo^ OfUt rtaam PE 3-99S9 * iLUMtitfM TRAVEL TKAILEA ' PE 3-4990. '^womPImll, » By Evtaradc. Traitor, skito. tow rope. fttt. MArket 4-1133. • LOOKING POU A MOBILE i ROME? LOOK RO FURTHER. . HUTCHIRSON'S ARK IN A PO-, ^ON TO OFFER YOU THE . BEST DEAL EVER ON A MO-S RILE UUilE 19' inroardTopen bnuTrrni H,P. 9969. MY 3-19I9. and 33 HP kvtnrude enflnt, Urn and oarsjmf or best after. 1933 Myrtle. PR 3-4349 SEA AAV SSXfi M.rtoi‘SS8:.\Ka?‘arv. ^ PINTER'S^ s WE HAVE ONE OP THE LARO-1 KST SIELECnONS OP MOBILE * ROUES IN THE AREA. Wt offer I ne give-aways or sales gimmick* * of any kind. Just true prices. Slop « in today and ebeoae from over 90 • dttlerent floor plant. Top aiade SL 1 lesraneca on your preeent mobUe V bsme Of bensebold furnttur*. Also • a hut* ewiectlon ef pra-owited, t fnUji^^raeeadia^^^U^braet, 14' RUNABOUT. TRAILER. TARP. 33 H P. meter, PE 3-3736 14 FOOT WOLVWHKE. 34-.4LP.J Evlnrade OR 3-3374 If FOOT PIBEROLAS BOAT, fl Mercury 'E'' meter end trailer. P. E. Rowtond. 3349 Dixie Rwy.. OK I-14I9. ^ decls.*’M39 wlU^trailer. ir Clu?2 craft with new faiUrlor and wrap around wtedshteld. Esc. eoadittoa. 9-1344 tftor 9:10 pm 'finLE SOP BLUE Siar THEA/ VrS INROAMy 1DIAA POR WATER ekllBi. 9S3-1919. WOLVERINE IE UoA'^ WKI H Mark 3d. OSST ■M CbrtoeraA CeaOkMtol » with US onflBo. tt.tlS. ‘14 Thomponn #ltb Mart IS oaftaa. traUar. eo^*t*,J7Mi IRLARD LAKE AaLbB. PB 97UI i ““liHiEon' Trauuporturu Offuratl tho T MoDiie riome oaies, inc. ! 4191 Dixls RlAbway Drayton Plnhu J OU 3-I3SS Opon 7 days * week. - llWMT tAKU }W era. P^L mo. Evinrude Motors. Boats 39 jreors repair experlenct . TONY’S MARINE 39N Orchard Ukt Reed Ope^M^tU 1 « EROIRB AnURUR. LOS AR-ntoe. Ben Fraaem*. Baa DIafo . g. towaiyiSeatra. ISSO TORTUCOU BTAnOH WAG- . ■ "V i Pontiac Headquarters Boat Repair Materials PIBEROLAS EPOXIES PAINTS VARNISH - HERF-’.S HOW THE SALE WORKS ifBW PIBEROLAS RUNABOUTS. r. I1.3M. 13 n bosto n IIU. Traitor *“ tors, 14.ft.---- t iS&I IriC'i SEA RAY BOATS Alloy Traitor*. ------ Moton. Used Boat*, lunon, smiars. KESSLER Auto, a Marta*. It R. Wtsblnttob OXFORD SUM. IM OA tlstO McCuUoeb - ddlaa bualaoM it OAELAHO Mj-“'““ —' 391 S. ------ •STJe act T(H>AT POR FIRST CHOICE JEROME M BUICK. STATION WAOON 9799 M Mercury, hardtop ...... ilM M Baick Dyuanow —* '99 BUICK. t DOOR HARDTOP. machuHCAlly oood tlM full price, term* Rlcbl* Motor*. 711 Bald- ity kfrtof iAitbfW. -y -Special- 1961 CORVAIR INZA S«ri**. bd* radk..— ttor, WUtowtU ^rtt. ThI* I* $2295 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Gemens ARO Comer Cass and Pike FE 3-7954 mile* Spare term*^'*T?oVT*H'’‘cHii:YBo‘Ifff CO. I99S 8: WOODWARD ATE., BIRMINOHAM MI 4.3711, I at MI r.v"s.?^TrcKi??uv^ CO , 1990 S WOODWARD AVE . BIRMINOHAM MI 4-3734. 149 CHEVROLET, 4-DOOR STA- ey down. Lucky Auto I Soilnaw. PE 4-3314 19.S9 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE ---. .. _...j (ooirMt- ^^^ulpped ' llh PowerfUde. whltewoll tire*, sr IkIrly priced. Crissman ROCHESTER OLiver 2-9721 1960 CHEVROLET "Convertible” Vt onttne. jwwcrilli Bfonyi tfwv* ......— With •porklint rod Intofiot And $2289 Matthews-Hargreaves -------,ND" 931 OAKLAND AT CASS 1999 CHEVROLET IMPALA. tl& 49 Eierldka 55 CHEVROLET 4-DR A very nice Bel Air. Wary top. beixe boiU. Bodlo. heoWr, f-motle ^ 1 owner cor 30.999 kctual miteo. Drtv* “‘pioPLial^AUtO -BA^ 99 OAKLAND PE 3-3311 U44 emeVROLET. RADIO Aim *1^. ‘^^““mr!^^'. CREDIT MAMAOER, PE 1^. End Auto Sale* 111 8 Saflaaw ---------------------- Kkrji'SS 4-7490, Harold Turner. Ford. USB FORD OALAZIB I^UPOR W-dan. V-t enflne. Potdomotlc, power steoltni. rodlo. Iwater. whltewolto. Ufht blue flnl^. U.009 octuol mltoo. Stock No. XT?M5gbr*«.i’fi?S; WOODWARD AVK. BOUIIMO- 1S54 FORD. RADIO AND RBATER. uxceltont conditloa. no money down. lull price 9S7. 8EB MR. WKIK. CREDIT MANAOBR. Klni Auto sale* 114 8. Snalnow ■47 PORD RANCBERO. CDOTOM 111 PORD 1 DOOR, RADIO AND HEATER ABTOLUTELT NO money down. At---------- menu of 4493 per _ Credit Mfr.. Mr Park* For Sale Cara 106 1969 PORD COUNTRY SEDAN. 9794 fuU jprlca. no monty down. LAKESlbB MOTORS. Huron at ElUabeth Lake Rd, PE 9-4IS3. U43 PORD stick. 1141, SATE stick.' OR 4-1387. For Salt Curt REPOSSESSION 1494 fuU price, no cosh need* pay only U9 a as. Due Juns S Itlfe Aulorilr. tall, PE 9-99S 109 Eatl aivd.. al Auburn CONWAY'S AUTO »*ABT 19 Paid Gloria 99 <^''8liptr 99 43 Mercury overdrive 7919 Cooley Loke Rd. 393 nr YOU NEED 9Mi For Any Emerrmic] We Con Help Twi SEE tEABOARO nNANCB OO., 1199 N. Perry St PE 3-7S17 AND HEATER, WHITEWALL TIRU. ABSOUJ+ELY NO MOH- Turner, P«rd. ____ ■kt PoifkAtf IsdNhlVlLLIi. JPUt owner. Power steerinx. brakai. eeot, windows, 93,149 fuH price. Can PS 3-7111 attar 4 p-ai. or day Saturday. ______ ______3 8. Wood- rard. Btralna'--- • “** 7 PLTMOU'ni 3 ioOOR SEOra ________ No..1171 Only 1494. Easy tel NORTH CHiPVROLET CO. 8. WOODWARD ATE., BUlinMO- 130 8. Main. MtItord ’ ■49 FORD 9-DOOR WAOON. PORD OALAibB 3-d60R rdtop. TS an«lna. Autoa ' sn. powar ataertne. wbltawalto. StoA Only 9L199. Easy i ITH CHEVROLET OO. 4944 HUDSON RORNET. EXCEP-tlonally nlea. 4 naw Ursa. No w 'll BUDBON 949. '41 BUtCK CPB. 994. '13 Cbtvto 4-dr. Chavta C-- ......- Cpa. 9134. ‘43 Butek hard-'* hardtop 1349. Ik. 9. 9M. '41 HEATER, automatic MISSION. ABSOLUTE MONEY DOWN. AstV ments of 433.19 par I Credit Mgr.. late FORD CONTERTIBLB, BEST OPPEB Superior Auto Salts lid Oakland WILLYS JERP, -................ dries, nice shapa. MA 4-lilST. FOR SALE 1961 FpRD Demo Sale BEATTIE WATERFORD FORD A, the 7 Radio * ^etur. Prt. owntr. OR 3-9354______________________ use PORD. 3 DOOR PAIRLARE. 9 cylinder, standard shift. Call PE 4AW3. Ext. 7. Ask for Mr. WUmot Hours I a m. to 9 S B-Saturday 9 o m. to 1 p m. '90 FORD CONVERTIBLE V9 Auto. Tronsmisslon. Power Steering and Brakes. Radio. U,-toe Miles. Clean' JEROME-FERGUSON ROCHESTER PORD DEALER ________OL 1-9711 14 PORD CONVEKflBLB. Nl^ money. Aging $340. OR 1-im 1890 PORD 3-DOOR RADIO. HEAT- I eyi. price^ BIRMINOHAM-RAMBLER. 999 8. Woodward, t--------- Pontiac Ml 90109. Radio, heater. stecrlag, brakes a wan tires. 1991. John McAuIiffe. Ford 938 OAELAND_______PE 4-4101 1847 PORD STATION WAOON. VI. RADIO AND HEATER. WHITE-WALL TIRES ABSOLUTELY NO MONET DOWN. Assume pay-menu of 438 73 per mo. Call credit Mfr, Mr. Park* at — 4-7488, Harold Turufr. Ford. '47 FORD CONVERTIBiy REPOSSESSION TAYLOR'S OK USED CARS CHEVROLET. OLOSMOUIU Open Evenings MArket 4^1 ITalled Lake LLOYD Motor Sales, Inc. U.808 actual mlltt. ' Auto aoies. lie Oakland USl. _____ - LARIL 4-OOOR. in. good eoDdltlQQ. KeMooAbl*. 1447 MERCURY 4 DOOR,-tiaDtO. matic ' trUMmlaalon. No down. 937 mo. Can CradR Mir. Mr O'Bilaa at BUtMINORAlf-RAMBLER, 999 K Woodwnrd. 9 ----- (rum IftmUac. W 4-3949. 1144 MERCURY 3-OOOR. A SHARP Yellow flnlah *n< " -No money down o RatoA Ul S. Baflnsw. FISCHER BUICK USED BUICKS 13 MONTHS WARRANTY I B. Woodword Bliom TAKE OVER PATMEMTS 6n ‘ Mercury. 344 Third St. UERCURT_______ HARDTOP. WHh Power Steerhw and Power Brake*. Low MU«s^ EXCELLERT CONDITIOH. and Power Brake*. Low MU«s^ S1.4S4 LAKE OrISn^^ tfY 3-ISH U44 WHITK MKRCURT PHAE- USED CARS 390 TO 9440. UONPT DOmH. QUEEN Al SALES. 171 S. BAOIRAW. OLDS M 3-OOOR ROUAaY. 94 down. LAKESIDE MOTORS. Huron at EUeaboth Lak* Bd OLDS? Win ROT 1 ____ ____ _____ TRY SUBUll- BAN - OLDS, 103 S Wo^wsA Birmingham.. Ml 4-9433. 1944 OLDS 33 3 DOOR HARD- Slock No. 3199 Only 9999 EsM terms N O R T H ORETROLET CO. 1090 S. WOOOUARD ATE. BIRMINOHAM. Ml 9-3738. 1147 OLDS 3-OOOR HARDTOP. Ul________ BIRMINOHAM-Wqodward. 9 ~ M warranty In writing. I. low montnly payment*. 3HAM-RA10LA 99d S. 'M OL08MOBILB 3-DOOR HARb-— PVNar. ^raket. ^ traasportatlon. I i°PK 3'-8%” . CadlUksa. Ooovert. 'll to Balckl. ’44-19. Rasa. ‘43 Piml^. Plyataulh. Pratar ?£f‘pSrd°^*‘“. Economy Cara 33 Aubarn DRIVE A MILE SAVE A PILE! New 1961 Simea $1395.25 'DllAC; ^L.UO SAJUro,, ■*«- Ulu. HEATER. HTDRAMATtC. ABSOLUTELY NO MONET DOWN. Assume psymen‘' “ 413 79 per mo. Call ftodlt Mr Porks at MI 4-fSOO. I Turner. Ford. 34 WINTIAC JS.— in Msr.. . Harold COME AND SAVE SRannevlUe Ylst* ...Sava I r --------- - - ■ Rambler Ambaat’dor Save 9999 Mercury Sodas ......... 91.7S9 Chevrolet Impala ...... 91.789 0* Olds hardtop ............ 9 999 :te Pontiac hardtop ........ 9 '53 Pontiac Waion .......... 9 ■39 Pord 9. feV 99 Mvrwy tb CHdt fMlan 'U Bwiuh .. •*4 Cadillac CooMrt i RUSS JOHNSON LAKE ORION 9 499 MY 2-2871 MY 2-2381 97 PONTIAC CONWraOr 1S44 PONTIAC WITH '37 ifOTOR r,%.° ■39 PONTMC bATAUNA 4 Door Sedan. Pw#*r Brake*. Radio and HoaUr. Tn-Tona and Ctoan 'TErettfhooil Van Camp Chevrolet. Inc. MILFORD MU 4-1833 iMe 'f^'iitc' 4.660B kABD-tsp. has na rust and Is very down, Lu^ Auto Salts, 1 Saginaw, PE 4-3314.___________ U63 PORTUC. NO RtfsT, kxCEL- lent cendttleo. 333 Pleronea. L 3-3737 lO BONNEVILLE CONTERTTBLIc Bnckot saau. 1 power brakes, powwr antonna Ures. bine. Uko m*n Baoltv. Pi 3-1338. 1833 FORTUgrCKW^ROPir, |U8. For Suit Cura Maupt Pontiac Saks M-U on. *• -------^'SSION repossession --- ^la. no 9"“ ~Au\e Mr. Bell. i Eoit Rlvd-. 9l CLEAN Birmingham Trades WILSON PONTlAC-CADILLAt 1350 N. • Woodward g^ traosporUtiOB. OR Carltoo Maanlng. S rambler 3 DOOR. TAKE '.^fvmonto. Phono 993-3164. ■rAIOlWi 4-fX>6R STItAj«HT RAI^LER. 949 Wo^wor;^9 minutes from Pontiac. Ml 9-3too. REDUCED PRICES I) '19 Chevy* 8K “S 31 Pord. '53. '39 '39 “ Hudson Hornet 4313 ■34. 31, Cadmacs Lincoln. Many 3 up. PE 4-313f. SSo'nQMT CARS h AUBDIIN U5k METRpPOLifMr-3 - ^R hardtop. 35 miles P". Mgr. at BmailNOHAM - RAM-BLEB. 99S A utes ftpmPon^«iJiL*5!!!*:_ STs Woodward. > minute* fi pSpUpO Ml 9-3WS, SWAOir USt VOLKHWAOBN M1CROBU8. ferr.’&.'VSS'iiriSi R&R MOTORS OUVER BUICK Invites You to Inspect Our Fine Selection of Used Cars Today! No Reasonable Offer Refused! 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 Qoied Wed. and Fri. Eves, at 6 P.M. $175 im CHtVROlif I M J* A L A^’A doer hardtop. V-9. Standard shift. Rodto. heater^WtewsIl* Simtles* throughout^y. 4‘Jto urm*. NORTH CHEVROLET CO . 1089 S. WOODWARD AVE . BIRMINOHAM. MI 4-3733 ________with radio, heater . white sidewalls 3.009 actual mllei. Old rar down. 39 mo*, on baUnco. BOB BORST. INC. BIRUntORAM 8 NEW _________ MI 9-3309 LOOK! bOY! S.'WET wtnn, tooded .olaxle 4-door .. 1399 Buick Eloctra hardtop . U99 Pontlao ' — trdtop . .—w . ____ Const. . — 1199 Pord Oalaato 3;pMr .. 91W3 iasaa^v^ E iaiaf.% esss« --——"Sl”^ sedan ... 91U9 3-door sedr- —'** iffi U9l Tempest sUtlon wagon 43M3 .... ..... IS____________________ U97 Ford "400" hardtop U47 ^avy 4-door sedan . U47 new atsUon wagon ItU Phrd 34loor sedan llU OeSolo 0 t-door PireUta SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICiCi Rochester .OL 1^133 Acreu fiWS new oar galas 0*M ‘til 8 nm. or Ulipr ChMaTwtd. on^ sat. 8t t p.m. „ FORD M300R REPOSSESSION $185 full prto*. no ooih pay only 111 a mo., duo June 34. kilo aAo. Mf. B*4. P* •-«» 188 East Bird- al Auburn 19.59 FORD S-DOOR. Rmo..h*at*r,_whlttwaH It ki.M John McAuliffe. Ford W POLAND________PE 3-4U1 ‘*?reATER, - O M A T i C. ABSOLUTELY NO MONET bOWN. Assume PM-mem* of 3*1 Credit Mgr , Mr. Park* at Ml 4-730S. Harold Turner. Pord. HASKINS WET Specials sse Cboyrelot Rlseavno 3-door i dan. Os* nvlng 9 cylinder c wine. PoworfUde. radio, hooti BdUd dark blua flolsh. 1888 Chavroitt Impald Ldoor sedan. V8 anslne. Powerfllde. power atcering and pawor =-*i- heator. Beautitaf taflr* 1888 Ghevrolet Bhrayn* «o«r i dan. V9 analne. Powariltd*. radi hdatar. aoUd tarqnotoa ,x» .Negro leulen, Rev K. U Shuttlfswwr* and Rev. Chnrie*.. Billups wdre esnvncfod of organ-idne tbe srt-ui demonstrations Thfe balance of the funds . O Bnenl ------------------_ proposed, should be rued for high-' I- KMlTliU:a)NMlilVHlSTORT er educatten. mental health ahd/iQl]) UiOUuS other "vntal areas our Republican- i »T dominated legidafUro 1^ ^^<‘^' L)TGT1CI1 i GXQS .hanged ^ ^ ^ ^ luckGS Jockson, Miss., Police Have Unlimited' Space for 'Froodofn Riders' ; . %* Pemibe fionpisy m toMd. h (toieh. 1^ 14 y'fivtf enS men. sdie deds ar drWnsl^lwemwnt of «rudLT1myapplUfolluh ^------ —_ ^ norfheni TVxas i )enninai8 have beep arrested and 3RD C.ANDIDATi: ! Torrential rains drenched "** breach of peace! b'Brien. an employe of the .pur-'ariUo. Tex., with a ‘downpour of 'Tea have ^ted appeaP chasing administration department ijeariy five inches in a three-hourl ' of .tbe Ford Tractor'A Implement period during a severe thunder-1 ‘ muy a® •'ell quit, said| Division in Birmingham, is Jthel storm. Strong winds Knocked ouC ^oJj**, ^ Renned-, third Democrat to make a bid for electrical power in the entire ‘‘e "o* woiryi^ us. Its the city’s seat, at the Oct.'3 ron-jdowntown section. No injuriesl*^d^ *o. ** nmtine/’ - vemitm. -nm primaor is July 25.^were reporied. ^ | Zre treedom ridersl A father lorn ehlW^. the ; hit east-iJAb^‘^«>;‘‘" cm Nebrarim, with the stormy ,br l^jor Jo«eik.TotW. ft# white wfoman to die « _____ 'mimmrm mi sms m h# -ft^|l^«|il44ftijCi^ «Pf. Sen. J. wniiam Fulbright. _ Ark., said events of the bast ye*r have cast many doubts on M)mh»-istration of the military and economic assistance programs abroad. He said there have been too many examples of countries in which the programs have been corrup^ or ftdstrated in their aim or#omoting freedom. Pulbright, committee chairman, made his observations in a stote-ment prepared for reading at the opening of the mmning session. DELAYS DEPARTURE Rusk delayed his departure for Paris to join Present Kennetly Sliow«a extended from *®**®*|.00 jcharies de GauUe to gwT^big - - ,ern California noith and eastward!®^ "“”“***• t'X ir .mutual security measure a top ot the Pontiac Democratic Club.,^,^^ central and northerni * * * X I llwJIV/l IVr f V 1\4I fVwI ^ level send off. r a precinct captain hx his pacty.lpjg,pau ,he northern The earlier Freedom Ridersi ^ - i . hSen. CeorgB f». AlktB. R,Vt.. a and a past deiegale to the stater^.^^ ^ nbitheni were jail^ w^n they aUempted • L. e Itoember of Fulbright's committee convention. 'Plains. The wet belt was expect-:*® use white facilities in a crpss-|l^ f DV Wjf- CClkClIlJ Kennedy's request wUL be * * * ^ed to extend eastward into the country bus terminal. , ■ IV4VW f fU^,y-Cbng^ Like former (fov. Frank Mur-middle and up|)er Mississippi Val-CAN HANDLE MANY . _ phy O'Brien calls himself a "con- ley and the Great Lakes ***)«» f Thirty four of the riders includ- the end of the w*ek. we'U,Huron St.. ,sitc a marked town. sc*>«>l. ® frame buildiiig in 1824.jjdew. “What the program needsj cdiRatkm. and. bberal, Democrat _ KJr.WrH jail. They, apparently wiU work Marked for the Centennial, that: _ . ! well-qualified. w^Il-trained per- Circulation Official for Free Press Dies bora la Ponfiat-. He attradrd Wayae male I alver-■My He is treasurer of the Pontiac Democratic Committee, arpember Wea.he'r also extending over muchi"^;"' sissippi Valley, 1**!* **^ **"“ ^ mt if vJ^*m|^20.I83Z and bttr bocauM* by good, hard experience.'’ Centennial Spectacle Rehearsals Tomorrow ^ Thuridiiy, CMrtcaU Monroe M. Osmtm. some 29 historic ■* irlmarkers up at various poiirts in jails, it will take a lot of P«>P^town ,,by the weekend. I C1,EVELANP. Ohio.tUPD-SocialLvt Norman Thomas Mid Tuesday that it wasn’t necesMry for the United States Jo t ru.st Russia in Order to negotiaite a the <-ounty jail here can hold 'The southeast corner of Saginaw and Lawrence streets, where the Pontiac State Bank Building stands. This was the site ot an early 1823 establishment called '•’The Yellow Tavern.” nuclear diMrmament treaty. |to 170 and the city jail between I “The basis for a nuclear agree-|i50 and 175.' mem is the obvious mutuality of| niterest—the desliT by alt poi1ies| ’The signs, some product by to go on living," ’Thomas said. The Weather Gilfpy said that if ^j^ssary ■circuit judge can be^ petitioned for permission to send prisoners [any'where in the state. I “I feel any sheriff would cooperate with me 100 per cent W ,keeping .these prisoners.” the I sheriff said. Full Ct,s. Weather Bureau Report PON’nAC AND VICINITY — Sunny and pleasant today, higb Fair and warmer tonight, low 4S-;52/ tVinds variable mostly less than 15 miles per hour today and tonight. Thnrsday outlook partly cloudy and con-tUnod warm with scattered showers or thundershowers. Presidents Start Tafks tmmediatefy LOiTMt temptrtturt pr«,c,:ms t I Oo» T»«r *f r»nll«t I n, Rl|htn ttmpn Umparplur* . WeatiMr—aunnji. ■ Wadna^T *1 »:M P Pawl— Tanparajarai I Continued From Page One) band anil honor guard, the two Ichiers headed a- motorcade into ’ J* I the city, through the spacious •t SjPlacp de la Concorde and back jaciosS the Seine River to the ‘‘‘‘SiiI'^uT.*'J*"a'?Md'Orsay. the Foreign Minis-uto 34 IB isiij try building where stale Visitors TiiaiSar'a TaMparalara Cfcart |6Te hoUSed. mquprjaup >0 $t li i;i In the h ~ ' Waaoi K iJ| .'A*Ay ^ BroamvilJi 1 Chlcaao lOiMlnnBU IAi,racordad d niCiwat UmpatBtura t— |ga^Molnt« , nuluth' ; I fart Wonli j HouthtoD ■ Jackioornia 11C,--- ~— ft 51 U n Ma« York M 41 M SB Okl-bnu C. n IS IS 51 PaUatoo ts 41 II SB Phoanlk' *' ■" II M PllUbufth_______ 10 IS St. Leul> II BO SO 8 Laka C' IS SI BS B. PrancUca 60 M ■■ Tampa . SI " ,--------- „ .. Trararia C It XaiUBaC^ SB IB WathlUfCoa IB Mae Motw DlvUlsa. win point up the aitro ot aome of the maat Important bolkltags in PooMac’t The southwest eprner of Saginaw and Lawrence, site of Dr. 01m-C^nU jsi^ad Chamberlain’s hotel where by Poa- jl»*. «s poirtma.ster, established the IN years as a pUy. Most of the butkiinga dlMPpeared ong ago, but « lew .are still staad- MADE OF WOOD Committee members Mrs. Ma^ ion Benter and Daniel T. Murphy Jr.. Oakland County clerk-register, did the historical research. city’s first post office hi 1823. Th«<4o«thwe new runway for jets wBI be built at Tupia International Airport. v'"' -dr- and Saginaw, donated as a Courthouse site-, in 181f by the original' Pontiac Company. 'THqre was a log cabin courthouse and jail there In 1823 and a brick. courthouse in 1856. The present courthouse, lAiilt in 1905, will be the last, now that the- county has switched its attentkm to the Telegraph Road service center. .\- .. / ' A - I The prosetrutor's office "at 9 W. ■i. At the southwest -comef of Eagt Pik* and South Parke streets; marking the land the Pontiac Company donated in 1819 for city bulld-The ffafst one was the main fire statteh stULjdiuxIhir rar Die 8f' East,, Pike and Peny streets. It went up in 1867. The intersection of OrchardLLake AvenuerVoMheis Rood and Ottawa Drive, wrhere a toll gate stood and people were charged for using the road to Farmington. There were i other toll gates on Mt. Clemeos ^ Street and Auburn Avenue leading out of % city. At Pontiac High School, where the, city’s first high school was built in 1871. n was called Grove School. Previously, high schbol jptF pils attended private Mhools. SIMMS Stages Biggesf-Erer Sole Yord Goods With Press-Monufocturer's Surplus Fobrics! A iBBding dreu-mBriufBCturer of $15 to $20 frocks offorsd his surplus yard-goods at ’’dispoMT' pricBs arid Our' 'Job-^koi’ buyar iu$t happe^ to ba fhare. This is our. largMt single purchase fo bring YOU our graatast-ever savings. Enty Fabric ia This Sal* fiiaiaaM WORTH $1J» FER YARD *M Era Men! All full bolts in 25 to 100 yard lengths . ,'sK 36 inch widtfis ... all vat-dyed . . . Sanforized non-shink . . . Evergiaz* . . . Mini-care cottons . . . Gijarantaed FIRS.T quality, every yard perfect . . . great new selection — never before sold in Pontiac. Over 41,000 Yards of Finest Goods e CaiHsHiitl Mats e Gcametric Dcilfiif Stole. Reaching End of Slush-Fund Probe DETROIT .(iH-Aast. Statp Ally. Gen. , Irving B. Beattie said today he expect! to complete his investigation of Prosecutor Samuel Ol-m’s slush fund next week. Beattie made hia. prediction as he resumed his Inquiry following a tour-day recess qver the long demwlal Day weekend. The lAquiry began after former aides of the Wayne County prosecutor charged that tltey were required to make 2, per ceia ^a aai-ary kickbacks to OtAsn’a fond. t Tfsr ArwiWI Wsifkti. • U|bt siiH Dark Taatii (a* mM calan) ' YOUR CHOICE* On Sole Hie Minute You Read This-^ TruTy7‘rii* firwsi We'y* tver offered I If you spprcciata fin* -materials, bring along a friend who does . i . she will thank you. Soriy— ho mail or phgna ordtrs. eif,ii,irjHjiHi N Norib Saginaw St.. THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. "mAY J Ford Styling Chief *Not Leaving* of 9 car on their bands and knees," he lai^hed. DETROIT (UPI) — Gterta Walker, one of the auto industry’s most colorful executives, nwi^aiiy retired today as Ford vice pr^ dent and styling director. But he vowed he would still be on the job toinwrow. “I’m retiring in name otHy,” the 65-yepsold Walker said. "I’m not letiving. I feel 1 still have Id or 15 years of styling in me.’’ Walker, being replaced by LtoeoIn Meroary stylM Eugene dr., said be w« eoa- capacity as long as. Oey want Walker became preskMnt in 1965 bu Ford vice was a con> sultant'to the company since 1M6. Among his accomplishments were the trend-setting two and four-seat Thunderbirds and the ISW Ford.. Of Cherokee mtraction, Walker earned his way through art schools hi Los Angeles and Cleveland by playing on a semipro team former Carlisla Indians. ONE-MAN PTOM' He began Us career in 1928 as fasUon illustrator in Cleveland, but moved to Detroit the next year and set up shop as a one-man indiurtrial desi^ Qnn: In the 26 yi»rs, he styled more thaii 3,000 pfoducta for 300 companies. Besides baby bottles. frigerators, he lent his design talents-to the Pierce Arrow, Padiud and Nash cars.- Walker bases bto designs od. tbe theory that “yon should lead the public, never push them.” The public wants to see seme design changes eadi year, he said, bat won’t accept a car Oafs too radical. ^ The Chlcagp-bam sfijdlst believes that "Engineering is iro-portanf but the design concept is what sells a car. In most cdses cars are sold in a dealer's showroom, not oii’ the road." Wplker sees no revolution in design, in the liext five years, but rather an eyolutkai models. But he feels space technology will make itself felt in the automobiles of the future. Bdore, aerodynamic design are possible, he said, and pointed to Ford's new two-wheel idea car,' the Gyron, as an example. Lew AUTO The Gyron, designed to be powered by fuel cells and ‘subilized ,with a gyroscope, is 10 inches lower than the standard Ford. But a production model of the Gyron is many years away, Walker said, and cars in the immediate future won’t be ray lower than they are npw. "After all, people aKn’t going tb crawl in and out loots 2 Machines, Gels Prison Term A minimum term of Iff months and a maximum of 15 years in Jdckson Prison —the latter set by law — was handed out to 18-year-oid Bennie Castro Monday for looting-a pinball machine and juke-Txix, Circuit Judge Stanton G. Don-dcro sentenceif OHtro. M7 Col-*-orado St., after be pleaded guil-' ty May U«to breaking and entering during the nighttbne. The bmjglary of $18 in .chang to• ISO QoL . IS MO CoL . 12.75 I3.95 GARDEN NEEDS IVewtproef dlusswure Cipi tr Bowlf 15c' Each DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL! DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL! DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL BDOOR BUSTER SPECIAL ■ DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL ■ DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL! DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL All Netah-d8-GAUON Giibige Gani . Rrgulsr S2.N garbot* coot sro apprevcO eltjr sdS towiuhlp ptekup. L Geaaiae ZVEUEADr Ugh, ■*««T IIP Reg. 20c Regular cell sUs battery — | famoue Xveready ‘O-Uree- r Bake. Limit I per perior -Mela rteer | 9-Folt TKAK8ISTOK RadiQ Utteiy Compare QQq to $135 HI-Po«eK loos lUe battaiira for meet traneletor radloe. Swltgli tbe batury around lor longer Pack Of 300 Sheets Kleeaex Sheeli 3 >* 3^ • Ladies'—Misses'—Girls' Samner PUyihoei j $2.00 Value foam Hnbher SackiBg 9 X12 Foot Bogs $39.95 Values 14" Reery loop faU-toot- ruga I brown end white tweed. L regualre of better ruga. Only it • Sna-iack Strlas Ladiol' Drosioi $1.98 f^lue 49° TOMORROW (THURSDAYoriq;) NOON’tilSP.M. Be Here When the Doors Open at 12 Soon 9 Batgaia-PMksd Shoppiag Horn etiiii# jimmj LOOK for SPECIAL '9-HOUR' Cut-PricG Togs In Every Dept. Through All 3 Floors at SIMMS Here are just a few SUPER DISCCXJNTS that prove Simms sells for less because it costs Simms less t^ sell! YOU can see for yourself how 'much YOU SAVE when YOU shop here. 9-HOUR SALE PRICES av even LOWER than our every-dag, DISCOUNTS — that's what makes this sale one of Pontiac's leading events'. . . shop tommorow during noontime or in the evraing with the. family. Satisfaction guaranteed regardless of how much you save. Sorry—no mail o.r phone orders during this 9-hour sale event. —Rights Reserved to Limit Quantities So Mere Mgyi Save— MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Gives 1000 Ughts Book Matches 1 Famois 'Bed Biby' 6c CigAif 50'"8* 50-1» Carton of 50 book matches — li^t 2*** ****'‘*“ *®- Regutar S250 box of 50 ’Red Ruby’ smooth smoking cigars. Limit X ' " —'Tubaee* Dcgl. .—Tabwcee Deft. Entiio Stock 5c . Candy- andLUo 6ui Savon Notebook Paper 15'''44‘ Choice of famous candy bars, chewing gtun rad life-savers. Limit 15. -Cuair Deft. 350 6!" Shooti ior W 1 Regular 98c value — pack of 350 sheets of ruled noumook paper. Umit 2. -aMUry Dcfl. 1 DRUG DEP'T. SPECIALS Pack of 24 Tahlott FBEE Drink Gian Alka-Seltzer Ipaaa R^g. ^ yQ . "^47* Speedy Alka-Seltzer for fast relief from headache pain. Lim- Xplas^ drinking glasses free with tube of Ipbna tooth it 2 packs. —Drag Deft. For Feminine Hygiono Poptlar loU-Oh Kotex Japkiis Baa Deodorant 3 "’‘87' 2" 69' Each pack has 12 napkins — . regular 43c each. Sanitary nap- Regulai- Tic size — mil in, roll doubt out — long lasting kins for periodic pro^hm^^ underarm protactloa. —Cmcmatlen ' Packof^O Famoni BOUBldlS Bohby Pins Lipstieks 3 "’"29' 27'79“ Regular 2Sc packs of rubber tipped pins in black or bronze colors< Limit 8 packs. Regular $1 llpetleks c- choice of assorted shades. Limit 8 per person. —Ommatlu . ■ PHOTO DEPT. VALUES 1 ANSCOAli-Woathor SiuiTnune Am Camera Film Gadget Bags 3«*79« . Values 4 89 to !' $230 , ' 1 . Popular 00—190—12? stse black SQd white films. Rafpilar 81-50 value. JTeilk,date. -IbteSIm. Sturdy bag with large front yoekat.^ Jong carryttig sjnp. ! ■ ' . . -M»ta nuur BARGAIN BASEMENT Wash 'i' Wmi RUltrial Boys’ Sport Bhirfs iC 5» „ J Fteeto and Squ—in Flavor Pops 2nd FLOOR SPECIALS 1 furau Sixu—Fomong Adorn Hair Spray 8'"21® Pack o( 1 Ptgic Pops Id r.davon or Dads Root Beer. Preeie 'em to the treeier. . . —Caaib Dept. 36-Inch Whit* Wood Pieket Fenes 4'"99' Use 'em anywhere In the yard.— protect fldwer beds, driveway aides. Modinm Copicity Rabbish Bnrner i 080" 1 Value sturdy wire burner with safety zlp- 29 ® By Toni — handy purse slae hair ’Prkjt for those touch-up -CosmeUci No. 3 Loads—Eratoi Tip 5c Load PoBcils 1213® Pack of 12 penellt, adverUeers’ mtsprlnu on body, lit quality lead. UmtV 3 packs. SaaSry Deft. ^EE Ddodotanl Wifb Jergeas Lotion 54c OOC Size 00 Famous Dryad deodorant free with soothing Jergens Lotion. Limit 2. —Coemcllca shrubs. et«. Umlt 1. —Hardware Folding-Wood 2-R. Ladder $1.95 AfiC Value : per top. Burns trash completely. -S —Hardware ' 1 wld^x . Masking Tape $1.00 c A^ 1 «o« 39 . ■ LADIES’SUNBEAM Eloctiic Shavor lotgont All How Shampoo $1.00 OOd Value Oy Large 11‘s-ounce 'slae of neiv Jergena Shampoo for til types of hair. —CesmeUra ' $13.95 T45 Value ! Ideal graduaUoo tin—for shaving legs and underarms safely. DO nlcki or cuts. —Sundry Dept. Folds cpmpeclly tor storage or k niouldlnga. taping cartoni, boxes, etc. carrying. UinU t. * * ‘Limit 2 rolls. ' ' —Hardware J —PalBI Dept. 'Owl Eyo' Motal ^ | Powor ELECTBIC Lawn Sprinkler f Extension Cord Standard S-lncb Eovolopos 10#'"29® $1.00 OQC QQ 1 Attaches to all garden becea. Thowa a medium coarae apray In a circle area. —Hardware ! . Atvssi § Regular $1.40 value — use with i vacuum deanera, power Ibola, etc. lii Uml( 2. " —Eteelrtcsl 4 to le-Cup EiEcrnic Cofioomakor $13.95 C99 Value : 3 RefUlar «#<; pack of 100 cn-velopel for home or office uie. Limit 2 packs. -Saadry Dept. Row 2 in l ETELCT i Setting Tool i ^ Bonnd Honiohold 14-gal.SGrnbTnb l^ctrte percolator Is fully auto-dretlc — keeps coffee hot at the _ table. With cord and guarantee. m —2nd Fleor ■ Laiusl' Nodul MARE N RONSON STvJ 13? 13" #"Vbr eloeeit. faitrst. Ugbtaat gf.(W fiOl* Complete with pack of eyeletf. Dec--flil aa a laather punch tool. Umlt 1. —Hardwaro i SI.49 1 00 Hot-dipped all metal scrub tub. with side-drop bandies. Umlt 2 tuba. -^Hardware 1 For Eltcfric Prillg Sand and Polish Kit K 84‘ For electric drills act •havee ever. With and eaae. Mo trad* needed. Snndty Dept utility Pans $1.00 CQC Value' QQ 3blong aba^ pan wUl fit all ainka ■ • ■. xratell or mar atnk. Aaaorted jDOtort. - -- - r-Haaaewaiaa 14-owkc uuMinm ^ Tnmblers S'" 58' Regular 2kc each valoe^hlghly polished, heavy gauge aluminum bever- ' age tumblere. —Jloaaewarce has sanding disc, bonnet, arbor and pad. Limit l^t. ^ —2nd Floor Suabuagi IMl Modal Eloctiic Raioi W ^vemastcrjrttb FatBOBg Long Hill* .22 ^1. Cirtridgos ^“88® RefUlar lOe Remington or West- With cord and ense. -anndry OepV Roovy Aluninnm 6-In. Skillet tlM fiOl' J'aliK . ' Heata tagt and evenly, handy g-lneh alie ekillet In caay to clean alumi- ^ nnro. Umlt-2. —Hoaeawarea jj - 9-Foot Foly Plastic Shelf-On Liner SUM 00^ Value QQ J3>5-lnch wide, glfoot length. Bcal-lopdR- edges, assorted colon. For, e shelves. No limit. 1 —BMseWarea ern shells.' Popular ‘Long Rifle' type. Limit S. Paekoim Aspirin T^lots 3 *^29® Regular lOo' paeke of IPO as-nlHiu. UJ.P. »-graln aOenkth. Mado of Rubber Toilet Top Tray , 5z 53« Fits 0^ toilet tank tope — saves i^ce. ' bolds toiletries, “ ' —Drag Dept. Many Usos — Woven Serving Baskets jj 10' " ?>»■ Fill 2-Ft. Swoop Pnsh Broom . S2.00 W 48 . Value 1 ete. Coloriv • < V ■ —tad Fleor . v. WllDKOOr Fngli-Bnfloa Hair Tonic Me' 98c w lU S-in-1 Hand Tfpo Can Opongrs WUdroot Cream' OQ In puib-botton can keeps bate, neat all day. —Drag Dap*. Vbvwtt fiber bakket for serving bread, .rolla, potato chlpa, popcorn, etc. Umlt 1. —2ad rUtt Hardwood block with sturdy fibere— long handle. For garagf. sidewallr, —Hoaaewarei Magnetic type’can opener will ;^rth"hW" . -2ad Floor ^ MeaguboM Sfyla RihdMi Glovos EdglU Bod Oil ; Finilih PoHdi For Fly Fishing Flatfish Bait Soil Sponge CuMqb ‘ Floor Mats ^■i S Rr. 27’ iff UbUned bbvaebatd glovet protect bande from detqrgfnU. toapo, Ratar. Sll ilse#. s 13''"' Pull S-bunoe elie. Dor all purpeka ^lUhlng^ot furalturt and woodwork, - ■'STjf/OOv M ftc Value Fl^rod flatfish tp aaeoitad edigrs. , lenuloe Helm $l-ecllcra at diaesnint. a 51’ l7k2T-iaeta .floor mau for kltoh-en„ bbsemnd. den, etc. A»-sorted colors. —2M Flow imiiiiiliii Short sleeve shirts In cotton prints, variety, of colors 'and patterns. Sizes 3 to 6. ' Noi'f Short SleoTO Sport Shirts $1.29 Value 57‘ Small and medium sizes only In assorted cc'----- —------ Pre-shrunlc i Boys' Boxer S^lo Play Shorts Reg. 79c 48 I Attrictivo 4-FIko r Boys’ Suits 200 $5.95 V alue Tan. light blue, navy colors. I Set has white short sleeve Heavy elastic waist, 3 pockets, f shirt, bow tie. acetete flannel Size 3.only. | pants and coat: Sizes 10 and ■BaMOMBt I 12 In blue or tan. —B»i«mMU lit Qulity CottoR Denini. CoHou-:-Kids' Boys’ Socks ; Boxer Jeans 4"79‘l Nvlon reinforced heel and toe. I Elastic waist Jeans in denbns Stripes in wash-tested colors. I and cottons. Variety of colors 6H to lO'-j. I In slzrf 3 to 6. Shredded Urthaae Bed Pillows $1.49 Value Fmobs beacon Shed Blanket c Shredded urthane foam pillow I 60x76-inch cotton .fle«ed sheet In 18x24-lnch cut sUm. All cot- I ton faRcy print ticking. MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS JUl First QoAlity ~ Choice of Stylo Ladies’ Nylon Hosiery Regular 79c Values Choice of 60 gauge. 15 denier self seam and dark seam In beige, tan and taupe. Seamless In mesh or plain. Sizes 8>k to lO’i. S'"! 25 Special Table—LADIES' Skirts or Capris ‘joo $1.98 Value Choice of 5 Stylos Ladies’ Purses 100 Choice of ladles’ skirts In sorted styles and “ ’ ~ capri pants. Skirt 30, capri 10-12 only. 1st Qaality—U S. Made ^ U.S.A. Made—lit QiAiity Girls’ Dresses I Children’s Wear Values 4 QQ to -f $3.98 1“ i 't AQ' I $1.29 2-piece styles, also green and * Choice of sun suits, boXar red styUs with coUar, trimmed S longles. shorts In sizes 2 ta t. iri lace. Sizes 4 to 14.. .f Assorted styles, colors, atr. •—Jg»l« rioer f ChildroR's lt)07o CottOR Undershirts w 19c Value Childroi'i CottM Training Pants 9'*99' cotton knits wlUi t Sleeveless updershlrts In size | waist and band legs, 2 only. Stock up at this saving. | color In slses 2 to It Duwafawa Faafiaa't lig 3-Flour PISCOUNTIRI THE PONTIAC PRESS, WKt)NESDAt, HAY 31g 1961 ENROLL NOW top the . SlMnOH TERM Beginning June 12 and June 19 Day Evening S^sions Put your summer months to good use preparing for a business position. PBI training opens opportunities in many Reids. College students learn typ^srriting or shor^ »graa- hand for class notes and pajpers. College j uates use office skills as a means of getting *^our toe in the door” of the field you prefer. VETERAN APPROVED Pontiac Business Institute 'Tfsimimg hr |niMa C«f 7 W. Lawrence St. PtKNM FE S-7029 Pontiac, Nearby Area Deaths autr ▼. Eby V. DWMwn. 73. o( 97 Dm SL (Sad ymtenkiy at PmSw: Gao- He was • raenber ot the Baptist MntZr.^WtT7ns^ el Chula VWa. CWlf.. Rob-GoMNl Motors Xnick * Omdi ^ ^ ^ both oI Poo- Mr. Gcocse V„ both cl Pontiac; four dainhten, Mrs. Rutii SulUvan of Hopkhisvffle,' ICy.. Mr*. Amos Vaught ot Wtiterlocd. Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. Lewjs Smart.' of Pwtiac; 10 grandddhfreh: three great-gnndchUdren; five brothers Service will be- hdd at 3 p.m. rrldiy at the PnrScy Ftmeral Home with borhil in White Chapel DENmS Hannan Dennis, an emidoye at General Motors Track A Cbacb _ ______ died yeMerday Harbor and Mrs Earl Chapbdl ol Drayton Flaina; Mx grandBUldtsn; and 13 brnthsri tiac; 33 granddiildrRi; live great- a sister. Mkn V^rgie Deqpis of Vassar; brothers. Low^ of Detntt and Hasen ot Vassar. Mr. Dennis' bo^ is at the Hun-toon Funeral Home, AVON TOWNSHIP-Otrvioe for mm: Chrast (AbUe T.) PetoHon. 81. of M39 Emmons Road, wffl be at 1 pjn., FHday at the Moore ChsvM of the Spnrl»Griftla Fta- MtaUDAN R. BOTH HOLLY TOWNSHIP—Service for Sheridan R. Bush; 84. of 1105 M8T, wiU be at 11 s.m. Fridiay st Sf. RiU Catholic Chunh, Holly. Burial wOl be in Lakeside Cemetery. Bush died yesterday lowing a long illness. The Roeary be recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Dryer Ftowral Home. Surviving an two sona, Jolm and Leroy, bothrat Holly. Botlal win be in White Chapel Memorial Cemataiy, Troy. Mrs. Pbtcfson died Blonday alter an flbMas of amraral montho. Olal of Rochester; three daughtos, Mrs. Miktoed Lenmus ot North D»-hola, MM. Gladys Gtrom ot Fen-tiac and Mrs. Edith Kraus ot Montana: a brother; a alster; 43 gn^ children: and DRAS1 ON Vioyl PIASTK ASKSTOS ttSi! »«»» la QesBry -cum. ric REDUC ALL MERCHANDIl UNOLEUM... «Od *0. 1 9s12 RUCS 3yp I $3.95 TIONS SEU INLAID _ LINOLEUM Cff Ea. TILE. ^ PAINT sum sms «n-T0IIK AHty^ns* . . .$2.496M. Isteitef tsterier $I.CTCM. ttem Patat . . .$2.-49 Oil.' •1C UVINGS ON all PAINT STOCK VINYL LINOLEUM 59* H WALL LINOLEUM mm. 4S« 25c Rn. W. PLASTIC WALL TILE |c 1 ^CN ALL YOU WANTI sum TIU OUTUT 736 W. Hvton St. CAUFE4.4266 Oesn Msadn. Thersdsy, fM. ‘M 9 MRS. WALTER B. MUXER LAKE (»U(»4-Setvice Ibr M Walter B. (Cora A) Miller. 80. of 940 N. Heights Rhad. wiU be at 2 p.m.. tomorrow at^the Thomas Funeral Home, Oakdale, F Bprial also will be in Oakdale. libs. Miller, a member of the Lake Orion Methodist Church, died Monday after an iUnea ol one week At Pontiac General HbaidtaL Surviving Mrs. William Watson M Lake Orion and idra Harold J. Smith of Phoenix,' Aris.; a son, Wesley ot a vacant lot near his home ciio^ 1^. QtUf.: a’bro^': 13 « woman drwe up grandchildren; and 10 great-grand- began tiring a pistol at djirdren. “ MRS. GLENN R. MVNOER WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-SHIP-Mrs. Glenn R. (Mary Jtoie) Mung«H*, 52, of 2836 Bdand Rood, died yesterday of a heart attack at Pontiac General Hoapital. Her body, is at the C. J. Godhardt Funeral Home, Keego Rarbor. She was president of the West BIoomfMId Fire Department Waterford Teacher Succumbs at Age 67 a teacher in the Jayno Adams School In Waterfonl Townahip, died Flint Man Is Slain Preparing Barbecue FLINT OB - Uoyd Bude, 35. was shot to death Tuesday ss he prqimwi A barbecne tor some frieisb. nis Witt Ruby, ST. la hdd for InveMigAtian ot murder. Ifolice said Mrs. Buck siiiTea-aed later. The couple uuTded frequently, officers SeiKrtor's Father Dead lasss of two ysnrs. ^ wa A graddate of Oberiln Ckdlege ah^Uayna State Univendty, Mrs. Jones was a member of First Baptist Chureb, Michigan Educa- of University t ds E](tenaian Club and the Phila-‘lia Gass of her cfaurdi. Surviving are a eon. Willard J. r Grondville; four daugfa^, Min laabeUe Jones, a missioAity to the Congo, Mrs. Alice Gallo- way of Pontiac. Mis. Dorothy J. Mathew ot Tajior, B. C.. and Mrs. Joan C Van Nest ot Southgate and ASSURE YOM IMMEDIATE SERVICE EYE EXAMINATIONS _ FIUING PRESCRIPTIONS EYE GLASS REPAIRS KDNTI AC OPTI CAL CENTER 103 N. Ssoinew (seroa* frpm Stmnwl FE 2-029.1 Hrs7$dO-5dO Oaliy Mon. or fri. Eve. by Apmt A, A. Miles, OD. — P. C. Felnboro, 0.0. Friday at'Huntoon Funeral Home with burial following in White Chapd Memodai Ometery. Independence Twp. AAan Foitfid Dead in His Home Thomas H. Shore, 43. ot 6028 Pine Knob Road. Independence Tbwn-dih>. was found dead in his home A 22-caliber rifle lay next to his Relativea said he had been despondent recen^, according to sheriffs dqwties. , A tomer employe of the Gee Gaol Oe.. he sms a World War O veteran and aerved wUh the 8th He is survived by bis father, Howard Shore, and a sister, Nhs. GlAdys Seaver. of WAtorford Township. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Huntoon Funeral Home with burial in’Perry, Mount Park Cemetery. 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Tt:r2S^---------Potatejy Says: Read a Book No Excuse for Ignorance By ABIGAIL VAN BiltEN diagnose your own case DEAR ^BY: We have beeif*'*' (jealousy), you can heal your- invited to a Catholic wedding but my husband doesn’t want to go because he says we will have to go through all that crossing and'kneeling, and we aren’t Catho- MR8. NORMAN T. SMITH Annual Convent Ball SlatedJorJtine9 The 11th annual candldight ball for the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Bloomfield HiUs, will be at the Latin Quarter, Detroit, on June 9. " ‘ The evening, for graduates, will begin with a reception for the girls and thgir escorts at the convent. At the Latin Quarter parents will Join the couples in a receiving line. A midnight supper will be served. . . After the ball the honorees and their dates will go to the Birmingham hotiie of the • Judge Beardens and their daughter Susan for breakfast. Drayton Plains Couple Weds at Lady of Lakes Attendants in coaal organza, carrying qascades . of greCn . Fuji c h r y s a n.t h em u m s and’frosted grapes, iMOcqded Nancy Jean Stuart to tl% altar . in Our Lady of' the Lakes £hurch Saturday, where Rev. F. J. Delaney solemnized her vows to James A, Lirkin. Mrs. Ian MacGHlivray was her sister’s honor matron. Her cousins Kathy and Betqr See-bald and Joan McKinnon were bridesmaids. Kathy Larkin of ' Dayton. Ohio, in white organdy with coral cummerbund, held a myrtle leaves. •* t » Daui^er of .th^ James W. Stuarts of Drayton Plains, the bride chose white tissue taffeta styled with p^nceu waistline, tulip silhouette and chapel traim^ A silk organza cabbage . rose"'raught the Ekigtish silk ' illuskm veiling. A crystal rosaty, gift of her grandmother, entwined jwhite orchids, atephanotis and on a white Bible, gift of the bridegroom. ' ^ , brothbb Davi4 Larkin stood as best man for his brother. They are the sons of the Leo W, Larkins of Drayton Plains. Ushers were Thomas Ttuscott, I<^ansJn.gi Robert Sfopell, P^ , Huron, and Jerry Baumler of Hills-dale. T;, The , bridegroom’s -liephew. Jihuny Jdms, cArrled the rinei. linuny Stuart and Danny Laridn assisted .with the aisie rfomer. ' ^ Afte^ a iNiffet lulfebeeiL fel were recently invited to a Jewish wedding and we paased that awK up because soipeone told my husband that all (Re. men had • to break their, glasses. What about thal7 INFORMATION PLEASE DEAR INFORMATION: Non-Catholics are not expected to kneel and cross themselves. . And at a Jewish wedding, the groom breaks a GLASS (not hik glasses!). ,,-,---------- There is little excuse for kndwing so little’ about another person’s religion. Ask any clergyman (or^ librarian) tor an enlightening book on the subject. ★ A ★ DEklR ABBY; I am a moth-er-ln-law who needs you to set her straight. My son married a glri whom I love very much.'She is very close to ■hei; own mother, who lives near us. I try to let the young people Uw their own lives, but my daughter - in-law practically' lives with her mother. They are together day and night. Tlje young couple is always over at her mother’s. All holidays are spent there. They are expecting a baby ,and the wife’s mother is gathering the self. Let your'daughter-in-law do ^8 she wishes. It’s natural for a girl to gravit^fo^toward her own mothCT. WTien. she matures a little more,' she will become as considerate of your feelings as you are of hers. Patience, Mom. „ A ★ ♦ DEAR ABBY: ’fhere is a young couirie in our building Who hjss aroused our suspicions.' He clerks during the day, and on weekends he plays band jobs out of town. His wife is a real looker. Every weekend when be goes out of town to play ttiese band jobs, she goes with' him. • . We wives say that rite goes with him because she can’t "uusTTainTtWas^ fr^ home. Our husbands say that he takes her along because he can’t trust HER home alone. We would like to know your opinion, please. THE POLKS IN ’THE BUILDING DEAR FOLKS: Isn’t there a chance that she goes with him because ,?he wants To be with him—and he encoui-a^es her because he wants her there? w ★ ★ • DEAR ABBY: It sure enough burns me up to hear the way some of those Yankees make ran of the way we Southerners talk. When we say, "You. all,’’ wc inean”All of you.” No' Southeijier woqld ever say what that lady from Brookbn said to the man from-Virginia — "Drop dead, ydu all" — unless she meant for ^eryone in Virginia to drop dead. If she can’t talk properly, she should hu.sh up her mouth. FRO.M GEORGIA AND PROUD OF rr The^ fourth annual installation of officers for the Episcopal Church Women of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Qhurch wdll be 12:30 p.m. Monday Iji the home of Mrs. Elizabeth . Hotton on Beach Road, Krin- ^ ingham. ♦ ★ ★ ' Following luncheon the Rev. Carl Sayers, vicar, will install officeri, w»» are Mrs. Hotton, president; Mrt. Don Mills. presWent-elert; Mrs. William Snyder, recording secretary; Mrs. Lyle (Matt, treasurer; Mrs, Robert Knickerbocker, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Osborne, UTO custodian; and Mrs. John Eldoii, historian. WNF&G Picnic The Bloomfield Hills Branch of the Woman’s NaHonal Farm and Garden Association will meet Monday at the Meta-mora estate of Mrs. John Q. Nagel. The annual June picnic will feature a gourmet cooperative luncheon, plant sale and a talk by.Mrs. F. G, Garrison, noted world traveler, who will speak of "The Wandoing Gardener,.’* ,b-|| Before an altar banked with rhododendrons And white snapdragons in St Paul Lutheran (3iurch, Madison, Wis., Lena May Sewell pledged vows to James Jt. Wockenfuss, also of Madjson. Rev. Alvin Berg per-fotmed the rite.. Receiving in the dmreb parlors were the bride's parents the Thomas Maynards of West-way Drive and the bridegroom’s patents the .Harold Wockenfusset of North Fond du Lac, Wis, Fa^ioned (rf candtelight parchment satin with Chantilly lace re-emhroidered with pearis and sequins, th^ bell sUrt swept iido a chapel train. A princess cap of lace caught fingertip veiling of silk Illusion. 'The bride held a ggseade of Fuji chrysanthemums, white roses and ivy. Lavender cummfrbunds accented frocks of white eyelet for Mrs. Rob^ WJssman of Wayne, her coSus&i’s honor matron and bridesmaids Mrs. George Bird of Ypsilanti, and Alice l*eet of Madison. Mary Ann Athanasoff of Birmingham was junior attendant. They held nosegays of feathered chiysan-themuma, white roses and ivy. n«wirgi» Bird was best man and Gary Rieman imd Joto Bredesen of Madison served as Odeffa fo Lead Off Art Festivats Events Nationally known folk singer' Odetta will open the eight nights of events scheduled in the Birmingham Arts 'Festival's geodesic dogw June 17-24. Dome Activlties^^Uommittee (Chairman Dean C(rffln announced today that the popular and versatile, singer will appear at Shain Park in down-. town Birmingham at 8:40 p.m., June 17 and 18. She will lead off a week-long tchedulb that Includes dranut, poetry, film classics,, a gourmet matinee and a daytime production for children. It ends with a two-nighf concert. The jazz artists w!^ bring their syncops^tions to the dome on June 23 and 24. On Charter Members’ Night, the 23rd, top jazz musicians who performed at last year’s Birmingham Arts Festival will return. Among them will be blind pianist Bess Bonnier, drummer J. C. Heard and violinist Joe Kennedy. The concert on the 24th will feature artists who have not appeared, previously at the jazz event in Birmingham, 'to be announced later, r Dome headliner Odetta has featured role in the newly re-leAsed motion picture tuary," with Yves Montand and Lee Remick. Odetta has appeared in a number of important festivals and concerts, including the Monterey Festival in California and Carnegie Hall. When she appeared recently at Detroit’s Ford auditorium. the 2300-seat structure was jammed. ★ * * ~^kher second night's ap-pearance here, she will feature the Maes and be accompanied by the FVed Kaz trio. She^wil^ devote Saturday’s progr^ to folk songs. Curtain time will be 8:40 p.m. nightly, except for June 21. which la 9:00 p.m'. . baby things at .her home, to ^tke evi- dently expecting charge of it. I4mow I am Jealous, but 1 can't help it Let me have it, Abby. "THE OTHPR MOM ” ★ * * ' DEAR ".MOM"; If you can Will Speak Problems Her first public appearance in Michigan since returning fiW Africa will "be made by Mrs. G. Mennen Williams from to ^.m. June8 at the Bloomfield HUM home of ,Dr.. and Mrs. Howard H. IfcNeill. Oakland CounI)i, ' wa(nen a:e "S’ll being .invited to partlcipafe 'in f" - Mrs. Williams’ receptiqp, spon-- sored by the' Demoaratic )Vo- A; "Gourmet Matinee" at 2:30 p.m. June 21, will be con--duct^ by Philip Velez. The famous chef of- the London Chop House and Caucus Qub is known to Detroiters as "Pondio." An honors-winning dramatic production will foUow Odetta Monday, June 19, when the U-vonia-Redfonf Theatre Guild presents "The Dark at thqj’bp of the Stairs,” by William Inge. The theatre group’s production was adjudged the best show in the recent drama festival held , by the Detroit.-Windsor Theatre Council., , ,The famous bagpipers the Essex and Kent Scottish Pipe / Band and the cotorfuT Ukrain-ian BandurisU (3x>rus>iU step PLAYERH TO ENTERTAIN The Vanguard Players will entertain children with their new production of "Bumbles," at 2 p.m. June 22. The averajge cost of tickets for the events In the dome is onto the. dome’s platform June 30. Dotli gitJuprTffelioted for their Interpretation of music of their native lands. The 39-man BanduriAt Chorus which gets is name from the; UkrAinfon natfonid instrument, the bandura, has been-called "the most professional chons in the-wortd.” COMEDY ittM / ' Featured June 21 will be "The Golden Age of Gomedy,’^' a film reviewing the art and the 'humor of the immortal clowns of pioneer filmdom such as Harold Lloyd and Charlie ). JAMES A. LARKIN Wafoifford Community Center, . 'the newlyweds left for Niagara - F>Us. They vM liver in Drayton Plalns. ' ; Mrs. Stuart, in linden green silk shantung and sheer green print' dusifr, bbld a 'purse Larkin, wearing cocoa-embroi-dered' Rhen witti apricot-ahade jewelry,u.)ield a purse corsafc MAiy Jo roses. Mrs. Williams wiU teU of her trip to Afrka a^ her own im-foimions of area’s need for more education, health programs and frained p^-;onnel. Through ,an akn fee, sponsors of the reception expect t6 raise hBk|8 for the pkk-« laiid (founty Democratic Com-mittee'ls use. Mrsi^iniamS and her ht» . band, assistant' secretary of - state tor African affairs, eriU Poetry takes the stage June . 22, when W, D. Snodgrass Will read from his RuUtzer-prlze-winning book of poetry, "Heart’s Needle." Snodgrass irili be Joined on the stage by local poetry jovbn reading their favorites. ' In a moderated disicl^ion. participants will interpret their selecUoiH. Snbdgrass will iw-vpal s6me new ideas bn dote Africa later thte i velopmentt in poetry tor the 1 first time' publicly. Ifroceeds will be utlllzisd to establish BtofiigHain Art Center. Work on the center has already been started by the Bloomfield Art Association, sponson of the Birmin^am Arts Festival. , Located at 1516 (franbrook. Road, the new center for.exhibitions and classes’ is the . f(Hiner Birmingham sewage disposM plant.,It is now undergoing a thorough deodorization aM imaginative remodeling. an* ■ Tickets for dome events will be available hbout Jime 1 at Grinndl’s downtown aixl in Birmlntham, and at the arts ;lRtivgI headquarten ’ In the Harlan Building on Shain Park. 'The stands to the big dom'e sent 800 people. "Cfoldplafo" season tickets will be s^' at H7.S0. They will entitle bearers to special seats to l)e set up at (he front of the standp. Total coipt bt all events, If purchased separately, is 822.20. The dome, loaned to the arts ' festival I for tiie second- year 1^ Birmingham’s Tractor and Implcmmt Division ol Fbrd .^Motor Co., will be er^ed bn the east side-of Shain Rark. Personal News • A s. icirrauBgr iN pke^ent ^ I nie. sentence, “I would like to look like I dm aliye to 1961 and "not Just an older version of the high school-age md," is the gjve-awpy of . a vibrant viewpoint. Itliidleates an totereot In. and Weteome Rebduh Lodge No. 34B has pained Mrs. Rkhard Rohrer first representative and BIrs. CSai^ ence Cavalier, second representative. to the Rebekah Assembly in Mrs. Ferman Huston will be first altemate, and Mrs. William inlllatlon af eaaMates a ler/ aa at'S/RJ& Sewiiig Circle members will meet lor cooperative luncheon at 12:30 Thursday in the North Jessie Street home of Mrs. Lawton Callaway. The Past NoMe Grands Club will meet at 8 pjn. June 6 at the home of William FYfe < Lexington Place. ’ Fine Colonial Fornttnre n-cNTT or raBB raaBmo GENTRY’S Colonial House Children's Shop« MicRcl# Mile S^MNipIsfl CeiiMv S. T«l«sraaa M Hfunbk* BS. a s-ssss o»a *ta a r. M. for Juniors .Sises 5 to 15 Kk MMe Skappkn Ceatw "Our biggest special. 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Watttrford Softball Slat® Here is the schedule tor the mainder of this week in the Waterford Recresitlon Softball League at Drayton Plains ball park: -r p.m.—^Draytoa Druf vs. Sp Floor Covarlat (Anwrlcaa) T3»-FlTt apot VI. strob’i (Amortoaal T p.at.—Ws iUn'i va. A * W (Natlonali r-M^lTo^ 'KIbUbb Vi- taXilsae Mqr iliatloBal) By Ike Asfociatod Press The Baltimore Orioles, who made their surprise run on the American League permant with a bunch of kid pitchers last are back knKking on the door again—l^ut this time behind a young southpaw and a pair of old pappy guys. They moved past.,j(hb York Yaidcees into third placed four games back of leaguer leading De-by sweeping going to get up own atsocia-tkNrwhUe in DetrbM for their recent tournament. - Everyone that the men should have their own group here except membera of the cliques who seem to make most of the decisions in the Motor City. The rosin proMenn would be getttng together funds and se-"• Day douMeheader from Chicago's ■aKi»S White Sox, winning the opener M or & three-hit by left-hander Steve Barber and taking the second game 2-1 on a combined four-hitter by Skinny Brown and Hoyt Wilhelm. SKIPPING AROUND^ City police captain Oliver "Red'' Lemeaux happy about' medal he won at his first ABC tournament recently for topping 600 with 605. A few other local men made the grade led by Dick Carmichael, who rolled 655 in regular singles to win 8109.77. Howe’s Lanes got in on the team booster money io eun 163.00. Incomliig OMIA preiddent Let ' I ^sl Oak part-thelr ia» ia udandaBej « Mb fiw t ^tables at tl Orioles Pass Yanks by Sweeping Chisox twini Oet Bonus Baby) ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS'(AP) — The Minnesota Twins signed Jack MitcheU, Notre Dame piteb-to a bomis contract Tfmiay. Kansas Oty, winning before It was the third shutout for the 22-yeanold Barber, tops in die majors at toe monient, and gave him a 7-3 record, tying Detirtt’s Frank Lary (7-2) for thq most victories in toe majors this season. Brown, 36, and Wilhelm, 37, each have won five, with Wilhelm nailing his eighth save. Those three pitchers have been in on an but seven of toe Birds' 25 victories this season—and have been responsible for 10 of Bahi-moie’s last 12 in a surge from sixth place.' Detroit's lead was shaved to Vh games as the Tigers split with the At came back for a 9-3 victory in toe nightcap. Second-place Gev^and- doted in by sweeping Minnesota 4-3 and 7-5. New York hammered seven home runs and beat Bostoir i2-3, and Wadiington knocked off the. Los Angeles Angels 5-1. Barber walked six and struck out' three while blanking the White Sox on three singles for his fifth success in tbe last six decisions. The Orides, who have ikon seven of their last eight, collected 15 hits with Gus Triandos and Jim Gentile, who socked his 13th home run, each driving in two runs. Bob Shaw (H> was the 4aier. Brown (5-1) then won his fomto I a row, on two singles (or eight innings. Wilhelm retired the first two in the ninth, then gave up a homer by Jim Landis—the first run the knuckleball master had allowed ill 17 innings over 10 relief appearances. It also was the first game for the run in 24 innings for the last plare White Sox, who have lost nine of their last 10 and are 04 against Baltimore. Billy Pierce (1-4) lost H on Dick Williams’ home run in the fourth inning. World Title to Irishman LONDON gRTCItS.INC.,D£TROIt'.MI(»il^.8UENDED(M«M)IANWHISW' 1. A return bout 'isito Halimi. whm manager said "Caldwell should have been disqualified’ when he,^ opened a cut over toi Frenchman’s eye in the eighth 2. A meeting with Brazil’s Eder Jofre, recognized as champion In Latin America and by the U.S. National Boxihg Association, in order to clear up the two claims to toe title. , Caldwell, who made Halimi his 22nd straight victim, took command When a cut was opened over the chamMon’s eye during Rochestor laues prapri- sibility •( golisg t^ WIBC at Phoe- John Nickell was t he only area peribrmer to gain any honors at the annual Men’s Stale tourney at Lansing. His 2018 was tops in afi events actual . . . Local bowling people are taking on other interests. Huron Bowl and Howe’s are sponsoring softball teams while Joe Puertas, who is having “300” Bowl built, and a partner are now operating Sandy Beach- PROFESSIONAL Wiestling •sMfit of Rss-Vaut DriH Tasm Wndnusday, May 31 "WIi OAVY" DUNCAN V$. |IM "THt IRUTrvmNARD HatcluMktr — But laby RiiilsMo $1S0-RmwvM $2 SMieral AMtsioa $1J0 IMS PE 2-2671 m POCKETFUL OF PRIVILEGES An Automobile Club of Michigan mem*. benhip card fills your pocket with l^vilegee and protections. It gives you the world’s finest touring information, emergency road service^ faoroad accident insurance protection, a bail bond guarantee and ^endly aid firom AAA oflices throughout the world. Put this pamport to more enjoyable, ipore secure travel in >oar pocket by jus^ calling your ne^by Auto Club office. AUTOMOBILB CLUB VIST OR PHONi YOUR NIARUT A i. MGUI^MjK-7« WILUAMSTT. Ft 5-4151 -X. V. Xoaaaf-im •^ma ■. a. Watk^ S®-IStl i: t. Taft, n t-stlt C. U. WUm. FI t-fsts O. ■. ama, n S-2ISS C. U. Caaa. pB 4-StSS . BaisM. Cf s-ssat L M S-BS41 V K you’re aiming for new tires and your target is safety-here’s the safest tire in the world (bar none) THE NEW CAPTIVE-AIR DOUBLE EAGLE |\v f ToiNnu-1 IprovedI good/Vear MORE PEOPLE Rl0t^OII^CK>D¥EAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI If everyone rode on the Captive-Air Double Eagle, there would be no more flat tires. It’s twp tires in one. A nylon-and-steel cord “inner spare” makes this the one tire that doesn’t go flat. If your Captive-Air Double Eagle eoer does go flat from any cause: Qoodyear wiU (1) pay for your road service, (2) replace the inner shield free, and (3) give you full allowance for all unused tread wear if the outer tire is damaged. The new Double Eagle is trimmer, Iho trimmer it is, the more it “gives” -against bumps. Soyou ride safer, Softer, smoother, quieifr. Yet you don’t sact -rifice a mile of ^he wonderful wear Double Eagles are famous for. Spacial Introdnclery-•llowranca For a limited time only, we are oSerinf a huge allowance for any tire off your oar in trade—and, of course, you put NO MOMET DOWH.Take mont^ to psyl SERVICE STORE 30 S. Con ot Lowronco FE 5-6123 Opoii Mondoy Thru Friday NigKtt 'til 9 9. M# GOODYEAR TIRES ARE MADE IMICHIGAN BY MiCHIGAM TEOPLE FORTY THE I^TIAC PRE!?S.. \V{^])XKS1)AV. MAY 31. 1861 Active Market Moves Higher I'Grains Hold Steady I in MARKETS ijjnModferafe Dealings ; The following are top prices, jcovering sales of locally grownl CHICAGO tf* - Grain iuturea produce by growers and sp««vm>enl kYktoy rtas ba^ .Asp^rUHf, a«. beta............ to ike sarprMsg rally before the ,ctu»«/'W bch*. ........... A , -■ .OBlolu. Hrf. to Ib». ■ .. - fsar-day market recess. i bciu . . DuPont, rising about a point, paniev. «rtj. d«. bcb».' may have been helped by the com-' KSaSJi. aS? k-iu.' .: . pany’f request that the Sufueme "hii*. <»<>x bchi Court lift the 10-y«m deadline . . the company to dispose of iu GM “hbiSIw*’! ito'“ ' stock. \j ’ ' GM was firm. American Tele-'^ cseejS phone recovered at lSSl*. the first several minutes. July delivery appeared to have St M rather active support af times ; ^ which some dealers said probably jwas reinstated of long positions - I that hatf beenjiqiiidated the *i.to!weekftid antr tM Memorial ‘"'holiday. SAC Wheat and corn scarcely stirred } 55 from their previous closes in a l it I fairly even tolance of trade. Grain Prices Pastor Leaving Area for Church Program Rev. Arvld E. Anderson, pastor qI, Christ Lutheran Oiurch in Waterford Township for the past 11 years, will leave his pastorate to serve in the "Long Range Pro-graip of Parish Education" for the new Lutheran Church In America, a ‘ merger of four ' Lutheran churches. The ^ constituting conyentlon of the merged church, representing 6,000 congregations of the United States and Chnada, will be held in Cobo Hall, Detroit, in June 1962. Since ItM, pariah educstloB boards have been preparing nn ewttrely new educnthnial aystem tor the enagregatioM. It Is expected to be pnbliahed in 1M4, i Musurd. bii. . : S'25, Zenith was up 2 at 163H white other electronics issues did little. Sperry Rand eased ’» to 32'* as the company reported .lower income despite record sates. .McCARROLL DANCERS — One Of the many rncAGO OBAlw i ^ Thursday n^ht’s I^mtiac Public CHICAGO. u«i 11 iAV»-op«i.m*, Schools All^ty Elementary School Festival at wh«Ai I W'isner Stadium, will be "Ace of Diamonds," liH atp . ■ ■'iS^' P®rton?«ectaculari< with the The delegation decided to helpj “"'CKy chorus singing “Song of advertise the Centennial along the Pondae.” composed by Mrs. CJer-way Delegates will sport Centen- Cheal. elementary vocal nial bonneU and dresses at the ".uslc teacher. ^ convention. y Indian games and dances will boards, the proposed loop is fast Making the trip are Ruth Cram-;be performed by Emerson, Her- becoming the first major riep in er. chafer vice^preside^ Mro.|rington. Malkim. Crofoof and Markithe revitalizationt>f downtown Pon-Henry Healy, Ruth Woodworth. Twain pupils. Ifiac Richard ye^. Julie: The first act, "The Saginaw: w # ★ earnest about producing .such film after discussing the idea with representatives from the city, Urban Renewal Administration and Bureau of Public Roads. Gost estimates and a story line are noto. being developed by the highway department, Stierer said. The film would polpt out how Intergovenunental cooperation In planning and financing helped pave the way tor the revltaUsa- trict, Stierer said. Mrs. O’Brien. Mrs. CahoU Welch, Loisfirail." and Act II, "Old Pete.’ , Tucker. Lillian Laska and Mrs. [trace Pontiac histoiy through the Charles Irish. I Civil War, The Oakland County Medical Society will hold, its quarterly business meeting ’Thursday night! Jbnioi Academy „ i. “-■"“(Jraduotes 15 - The City ^Commission will go right down to the deadline tonight in approving contracts for the sewage treatment plant expansion. The S-p.m. program prreeded by a social ho and dbUMC at 7. ™.,*; of Church Rite Contracts totaling $2,507,260 are scheduled to bf' approved shortly after tonight's 8 p.m. meeting begins. ! The Pontiac Junior Academy, 81 The doctors,will discuss federal|E. Howard St., held graduation legislation for medical health carej ceremonies for 15 students Mon-for the aged and changes in the.day evemng at the Seventh-Df^ Blue Cross-Blue Shield program. Adverilist Church, 156 Mt. a4m-A documentary film. “Project [ens St. HOPE," will also be shown. i Among those in this part of the show are pupils from Central. Wll-llis, Hawthorne. Wisner, Whittier, rwever, Alcott, Webster. Franklin ;Bethume, Ba^ey McConnell McCarroll, Whitfield, Longfellow, Wilson, B^dwin and Owen schools. GERMA.N BAND Rev. John P. Erhard, pastor. Act III, “Wheels and More Wheels.” will feature a German Band from Alcott, LeBaron and Will R^rs The finale w-Q; consist malny of "Yes." Held for Investigation in Death of Woman The arltoii will be less than four hours away from the dead-IliM set by Oakland County euH Court In behalf of the W^ter News in Brief rv. «fvnii m A- CMiiaru* uviiiivr* l . . * - . the main speaker.^ Ralph “ *«“““ P«rack. : R. Jmr.es. principal of the acad- I «« will be members of the i mony Ineluded songs by the Greater Pontiac Centennial Com- Charles S. Breece; MM Parkwood sehool fboir. , * _ _ j •>. f mittee, and City Manager Walter Ave., reported to Pontiac police^ Graduating from the l6th grade k Willman yesterda.v that two peigreen tf^Ky,^re Eddie. L. Arnold of 6588[ „ , „ . . were stolen from In front of his vVhitd Lake Town-f *‘*y®*' Row**®" will In its move to curb ainton River; home jghip. and David E. Wilson of HI j audience briefly* in Around 60. Oakland County supervisors will meet tomwrow in a setting - DetroiL- as super-s from six SoutHeastern Mich-counties attend the fourth an-e.. .. .u ui u • A meeting staged by . the Stierer sauf the Wghway depart-.supervisors Inter-County Commitment thought the film might spur;{pp similar projects in other Michigan! developed aigi field tested. -Pastor Anderson will work in the interpretation, introduction and enlistment of the new program. The Andersens REV. ARVID E. ANDERSON Rev. Reuben E. Norling of Detroit, who has been elected vice pastor of .the congregation, conduct the official affairs of the congregation while a successor is being soured.. CHURCn GROWS Pastor Anderson came to Christ Lutheran Oiurcb, a mission of S^: John’s Lutheran Church, after his graduation from the seminary. The church has grown to ovef 000 children and adults with a Sunday school enrollment of 550. ’During this period a new addition was-completed and dedicated cost of $130,000, a new parsonage purchased, and addituJnal land secured for expansion. Pastor AnderMn bps baptised over 600 children and adalts, and conflmied over SOO young people. Ho has sfiX’ed as leader In the ramping program tor the put lo years, and worked, on the committee to seenre n new camp tor .Michigan ebarrbes. President of the Watertord Township Ministerial Fellowship, serves on the Youth’ ' Sendees Study Committee for Waterford Township and Jiggs' Succumbs TITUSVILLE. Fla.' tAPI-Wal-ter (Jiggs) Webb, 90, of vaudeville’s original "Maggie , and Jiggk" team, died Tuesday after a long illness. He was born in ---Court l„ Juwenll* DItIsIi In th* ntAtttr ol the petition eon-crrnlng Raymond J. Thornton, minor. Caum No. . ISMO. To MAry Thornton, mother of (Aid child. Petition hATlnt beep tiled In this Court ?**moU» ** ot *** Id™*"* ***^”""'*** Down And snld child hae violAted a « of the StAU And thAt mid child toiild be plAced under the Jurisdiction ' I this Court. In the nnme ot, the people of the State 5ald E. ADAMS, -__JA. Of Probate DILPHA-^A. BOCOINE. .. Deputy Probate Reglater. JUreMlA Dfelalon May 31. INI to. P5gP371«70. Public tale’ to be held ^i^ident of theJvatertord-Drayfon chevroi*t*BuickI^ak* "orion.* M?c"hiia** Plains Rotary Club. A graduate of Augustana Cbllcge and Augustana Seminary' Pastor Anderson did graduate study at the Lutheran Seminary of PhUa-i delphia. ---------of Education oi_____________ Community School Dfitrlct No 3 PrI. Oakland County. Lake Orton. Michigan. •*" recalre icalsd bide for Ute conitrue-and completion of " Supervisors Set Joint. Meeting of Six Counties Proper Blementary-.B*'■ Children have been rehearsing by June 1 and completed by ^ J'x. itime two years from , * ,♦ * yerierday. CASSOPOLIS — Eole Wayne' A general obligation bond Issue! Dario DeMaoellla, 21S2 C^ne St., .Bromley, 24. of Goshen. Ind., wasl*® finance the expansfoir hay still: Waterford Township, reported a held for Investigation of munjer'to-be approved by the State Mu-1 break-in of his Cottage, at 1625 today ip,, tlte f»lal'Sihooting"'bi aiaicipal Finance‘Commission. ThelBenstein Rd.. Commerce Town-‘'■R'oiiian he claims,^was his wife, !is*ue will be $200,000 to $300,000 ghip, td* sheriff's deputies yester-Cass County sheriff’s^men said;lps-t> thm tfto $3 53 million original- day. TKree sawk valued at-|I5* the victim, Lozetta M. Baker, 36,;!y ,®t‘ticipated, and fishing equipment were ahiong' Uho.se address is " the same a8'R|.;zoMV(i rkcoMMEnOED rllfems stolen. ' . i ^rdghtlart'^i^tT^Th^^^^ ^ tonight is a planning Rumina|e. gale —. Thnnday,, J ^**^ *“'^*'> ronimission recommendation that Jwell961. 10:00 am. to 4:00 pjn.i Hospital despite emergency rezonc about eightjmd Baltfwln "'l^'^es were checking (he “7^* >iorth Perry Strret fn^;Am*erica Web^-*^Block'Unlt^No* M. ma^"^report..hat.hrre;fo\ad:^^^^^^^ ’ ' been married last month. ‘VilnujnnH At7i>mi»^iinnninc i *•“"“»$? Safe Friday and Sat- _ _________________ t.lenwood Avenue slwppuig center, lurday, June Y and 3. 1:30 p.m i ' ' ★ # ♦ '.'Mine, dishes, household items and! Noted Interpreter Dies The first move wbuld be to have!antiques. 43400 Grand River, Novi. for many weeks, and are spending many hours in final preparation at Wisner Stadiuip this the 8th‘ grade graduating class. The local academy runs through i. A darge crowd is expected the 10th grade.' ' |view the program. He severely criticized'the'Sovict delegate, Semyon K. Tsarapkin, for rejecting out-of-hand a Western compromise . proposal, presented Monday, to lower the number of inspections on the site ol I suspicious earth, tremprs Soviet Union. —Adv. a rezoning ordinance drawn up for OYSTER BAY, N Y iapT — a PtibHc hearing later this month.' Rnmmage Cleanuicr Sale. Nicholas .W. Orloff. former ________ .. ,ai.. ! Guild JTirHt Sh< 674' Sutisel^Lake: -Adv. I ■ , . ,Mty Manager B’aJter K. W»l- thurs^June’ Inited Nations chiqf interpreter, nian said he woald reronimend Orion, died "ruesday Of a heart attack, renewal of the one-vear leave Oifoff joined the United Nations as Pontiac Trenslt ^uTn^ , ( Wp.. the chy’t bus line, 2. from 9 tb 1. —-AdV; Rummage 8ak^.A.I. Aiildtng, ............... _ ............... v*Mn urniiam. r kb. t3.a ck., an interpreter in 1946 and left_ 1965 for « career in free lance ,, , , tnmstatiqn work. He was bom of He said the agreeitienUs almosj^ royalty in St. Petersburg' Russia,sanje as the one Approved last Aul 5 to toe united States '* ---------- uth^r Taken by Death 1940. year, When the company startedt'^Y "*^' **»**•'< | operations here. The only differ-i NORWICH. Conn. (AP) .— Jay Rebels Hurt 4 in l^aris ence, WUlman said. Is acknowl-ledgement in the new lease that the 'company is now using,new buses. PARIS (UPI l-Algerian retel ' tremists injured tour persoiw In a hand grenade attack )bn a police post' her^Njjpspite police efforts to keep Paris violence-tree duriag Um \ Hpt of President and, Mrs.' Johp F Kennedy. A mechanical, depth finder tor fiohermen eoMieta of a weighted ,reer.nie depth can be 1 k dial read ’frt Jerome Williams. 68',. author and former, newspaperman, died Monday of eaneer. Williams, at one time an adtps^r to forint President Syngman Rhec of South Korea, started hit newspaper career with .the Chicago TriMine iuid later Wked in Washington. He was mv axaotitivw of U.S. Oai> ly; a fbrerunner of U.S. News and World Report, is the 1900s. • ADMIRING PABW SCENE - AW-fan' Charlene King, an aide at Pontiac Public Library, pojnis tp a winter Kene urParis. Minted by the Impressionist-Maurice Utrillo. This famed art ■ prlnt- and ulhea.by old Oiastere giid the 'niodoiT»' .v/ will become'available for circulation totoerraN as a new library service. Available on a foujt'-Week' baaig with renewal DrivUegeii. the brbibi are framed and w-j[red jfor hangjng. Only a ifom-iniil im will be charged, . . At committee-of-t h e-w h o I e meetings ot the several boanis iM the afternoon. le a depoelt tor -ciuUi •*( ip«lflcaHoni>, «ame to be aropoaal.-raS‘ '£aU remain for a perjod 'of thirty <301 daye raperviMrs mcf of bids for parking lo^, UghtlBg and sewer work at the new^oourthouse. "We're taking this up now ic we can get the project under way:'' said Norman R. Barnard, board's committee clerk Dr. James K. Pollock, vice chairman of the permanent advisory tier openliu of bids. Th* iloarti of BducaUt— ____... right to reJ^et^anjr or^^itU^bldi^fi rnoi therein LAKE ORfON COMMUNfTY SCHOOLS DISTRICT OR F M W HDOH BRAEWr ^ May if” ImT intergoveramentai relations, wu' jim* »: address the group at the VeterariT%^®“55' Memorial Building in the evening. WATERNORD TOWNSHIP SCHOOL District, Oakland - County. MIchlgao. Notice Of laat day of nglatretlon. o'clock p.m.. El Is th* laet diy —- persoD* may reslater l\ orde i"*$i.“up tVTiti _ StiDdard Tlmr. vhUh unregistered llc'atlon for reglttrstl^sbould b " th* townehlp elent ot »h. - which the elector resides. Colored glass blocks are being] used i.n church windows instead of; stained glaag DOROTHT I. llARNINaHAM Beereury of the Board of Education Dated: May II. IMl May 14 a^ 31 INI ot Eo«t Howortf and Edison Street, 74 ft. wide Brick Sekeel Bldg., with ever 2,100 tq. feet ef tpece, full boaement. New Gm% Steam Heet, corner lot 142x150, parking in rear far over 50 cert. CouM ba used at o lodge, ckurch^f^Onion Hell, etc. « Taiai Coa It —C«H/E 1.1. mini REAL Esnn, sseo ElixabtUi like U. ( ■r'l ■"■rr'T""'-' : F THE PQXTI4C PRESS. WEDMiiSDAY. MAY 31. 1961 mm - -Today's Television ^ Programs- - i Procraois tarabM kjr italiiNM IMed ia ih»^|• ekuge wtOwot ■oUc* rkMUwl S-WJBK-W duu^l 4>^WW1TV Oui^ ^—fi%X%TV ChaaMl ^-CKLW TV TONIGHn TV mOBUOKTS l:N (V Movie (cont.) (4) Brakm Arrow (T) Newi, Weather (9) I ' (36) General Chtmiitry «:!• (7) Believe tt or Not «:» Newt 6:U (4) Weather f:3» (2) News U:M (4) (Color) Jack Paar UsM (2) Movie (4) f (7) Clrcua Boy (9) Yogi Bear 9:49 (2) News Analysis 9:46 (2) News (4) ^ (56) Highways in the Sky 7:99 (2) Bialibn Run (4) Dangerous Robin (7) Brothm Bnumagan (9) Pioneers (56) Driver ^ucation 7:S9 (» Malibu Run (^tr) (4) Wagon Train (7) Hong Kong (9) Movie: "The Black Tent’ , (British. 1956). A British Army officer in the Libyan ' desert finds shelter with a Bedouin tribe. (56) Exceptional C2iiid .8:19 (2) Manhunt (4) Wagon ‘Train (cont.) (7) Hong Kong (cont.) (9) Movie (coot.) (^) SfaowcaM 8:89 (2) banger Man (4) (Color), Price Is Right (7) Oszle and Harriet (9) Movie (coot.) . (SB) Briefing Session 9:99 (2) Angel (4) (Color) Perry Como * (7) Hawaiian Eye (9) Walter WincheU File 1:39 (2) I've Got A Secret (4):Como (coot.) (7) Hawaiian Eye tcoifi.) (9) Harbor Command 19:99 (2) Steel floiu: (4) Peter Loves Mary (7) Naked Qty (9) News 19:16 (9) Weather 19:M (9) TeldKope UAW 19:M (2) Steel Hour (cont.) (4) Johnny Midnight (7) Naked City (contO • (9) Leon Errol 19:46 (9) Ck>if Tip <19:89 (9) Sports U:09 (2) News (4) News (7) Decoy ^ (9) News 11:18 (2) Kennedy (4) Kennedy (9) Movie: "Qiina Seas' (1935). A.sea captain’s passengers include his present girl friend. Qark Gable. 11:39 (2) Kennedy (cont.) (4) Weather, Sports (7) Movie: "The Walking Hills" (1949). A wagon train is searched lor hidden gold. Randolph Scott. lf:« (2)-Weather MOR!«ING 9:99 (4) Today. ^ (7) Funews , - ^ (2) Mediations ‘ 7:26 On the Farm Front (7) Believe It or Not 7:89 (2) B’wana Don. . (7) Johnny Ghiger. tili (2) Capt, Kangaroo, gg |:26 (7) Believe It or Not. . 8:89 (7) Movie. , 8:99 (2) Movie. (4) Ed Allen (56) Science 9:89 (4> (Consult Dr. Brothers (56) Tomorrow's Horn makers 8:M (4) Gateway to Glamour 9:89 (7) News 19:99 (2) I Love Lucy (4) Say When (7) Jack LaLamw ** (56) Our Scientific World 19:36 (9) biliboard. 19:89 (2) Video Village (4) Color) Play Your Runcli (7) JacMe Cooper (9) Chez Helene i(56) American Literature ’ 19: 48 (9) Nursery School . U:89 (2) DouNe ExpoMre (4) (color) Price Is Right (7) Gale Storm (9) Romper Room (56) Gutcn Morgen 11:39 (2) My LitUe Margie (4) Omcentration (7) ikwa That Bob (56) Astnmomy for You THUliSDAY AFTERNOOII M (2) Love of Life (4) Truth Or (imseq(»nces (7) (Camouflage. (9) ^ 12:89 (2) Search for Tomorrow (4) (color) It (Coidd Be You (7) Number Please. (9) Tower Kttchen>^Hme . 12:49 (56) La Douce - France 12:45 (2) Guiding Light 12:50 (9) News.. 12:86 (4) News. 1:89 (2) David Niven ^ (4) Journey (7) About Facet ^ (9) Movie. 1:19 (56) Pariee Francais 1:26 (7) News t:.*ia (2) As World Turns. (7) Life of Riley. 1:66 (4) Faye Elizabeth 2:90. (2) Amos ’n’ Andy (4) (color) Jan MurCay. (7) Day to Cwnt (56) Mathematics for You 2:19 (2) House Party. (4) Loretta Young. (7) Seven Keys (56) Globetrotter . S:(W (2) Oipr Miss Brobla (4)" Young Dr. Malone (7) ()ueen for a Day (9) Movie (56) Concept Finally Umbers Up By FRED DANZIG iiij( to us Individually antf Wlv NEW YORK (UPD - AV'to-l Ircllvely. gether, now. Wc, will do our exer-' cameras pulled up b% d.se tor today: opeft the window, Bonnie Prudden, -Dr. Gl*nn 1 breathe fresh air in and throw thC o^ds and Coach Bud WUldnopK remote control TV tuner out. . the', second-haK of tl»e pro(grani i There! Last one to do it is, in lulled ©ut of its cozy hammock idid ,the words of last night's "Close- Lomersmilted somd imprC99^e Up " on ABC-TV, ‘■The Flabby Lalls to action across the screen American.” 1 K thiB"C108e-Up’’ examslwsl The half-hour repon finished* their proposals and findingsin isinth a burst of e^rgy after a slow ^greater detail, it would have, uff start. .[corked a more forceful bUnViJn i Produced and directod by Joha the cause of physical fitness, I Lynch, “The Flabby Americaa" ] This trio toU ns that 99 .|tor : — no, Gertrade, H wasn't sah- c««t of oar elemealaty tCbo9li titled, "The dacUe Glesoen ! lack' gymaasianM. that psu^nid I Story” — spent *«• much time can give thetr Uds batSar ato»^ I emphasizing the obvioos and be- : bi life by patting toeas lluraai^ : Ing superficially horrified la the { daily limberlag-ap exereiaea h*i9 I Vance Packard traditioa about i making-certala that ech^a what creature eoinforts are do- effective physical flta^ pm- FAMOUS SPOTS IN PARIS — Boxes show main points of interest whi(^ will be visited by President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy -during their visit to Paris. They arrive<|^ at Oily Air- ^ hr Plwtolas port this morning alter a flight from New York’s Idelwild Airport. They are staying at the French Foriegn Ministry while in Paris. Use Sit-In Plan at Model)k)me'| n r. sSnl TV Features 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) FYom These Roots (7) Who Do You Tnist 4:00 (i) Brighter Day. (4) Mtike Room fw Daddy (7) American Bandstand. 4:U (2) Secret Storm. 4:30 (2) E<^ of Night. (4) Here’s Hollywood. (9) Adventure ITme. *99 (2) Movie (4) (cokr) George Pierrot (7) Johnny Ginger (9) Looney "nmes (56)'Children’s Comer 6:89/(7) Rocky and His Friends. (56) Industry on-Parade 8:69 (9. Jac Le Goff. Jacqueline's Clothes Sense to Influence^Paris Modistes By United Press fadematlonsl WACHN4 TRAIN, 7:30 p.m. (4 Jeanette Nolan appears opposite her husbaod, Jc^n Mclntire, in a flashback story about wagonmas-. ir CSiris Hale's (Mclntire) family. DANGER MAN. 8:30 p.m. (2). John Drake (Patrick MctJoohan) impersonates a hired killer while OB the Riviera and finds himself In the thick of a murder plot. aHdO, 9 p.m. (4). Pert ly is host to Audrey Meadows, Giff Arquette and Brenda Lee. (color) .NAKED CITY, 10 p.m. (7). Young hoodlums hijack a boat and kidnap sevrn business executives on a., fishing'trip. STEEL HOUR. 10 p. lous," a dramatization of Stephen Vincent Benet’s story about a con- Worthless Check Passers Given Prison Terms Qict between two womeii for the affectionu Of a famous Broadway composer. Eddie Albert and Dolores Gray PRESIDENT KENNEDY IN E]U-ROPE, 11:15 p.m. (2, 4). Report op Mr. Kennedy's meetings with President De Gaulle of-France. _______PAAR, 11:39 p.m. Jack's guests include Marguerite Piazza. Abe Burrows and Alexander JGng. (color) I —I. T»rk I N*« EntUBd itkU (kb.) 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A total of Bine years in Jackson Prison as minimum terms were passed out Monday by Circuit Judge Stanton G. Dondero to tiro men who admitted passing a worthless 1112 check at an-" Auburn Avenue market They make a willing and enthusiastic exception in Mrs. Kennedy's case, partly because they have already adopted hei French. Local newspapers women's magazines have pub^ fished lyrical tributes to ‘‘Jackie' sure that the admiration is- mutual. They ungrudgingly ipruise her elegance and taste. The New York Women's We.ir Daily recently reported a Paris 1»use wa8 discreetlir forwarding gowns for Mrs. Koinedy to a fictitious name in Washin-ton. White House press secretary Pierre Saliger said the story was "rot.'' . We also were t(^ that in ;eral it’s never too late to. iflexing unus^ muscles by setting up our own exercise schedules. I Me? I' get my exercise by fre* I 1 quent departure from the fb^ ' rubber couch cushion to mahipw-(late the TV dial by a series of liimd jmovemeilts. That’s why W9 caft Negroes Try Technique,‘Ws TV’-watchmg game, "la at San FranciscD Reall''j^cidenraiiy. the sponm oS ttlB Estate Development jshow was in with a comrnet^ , jfor a Tcraote eonfifol, -push-Buttonr automatic-loading camera. Dent SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ne- Lst sit there showing groes-are applying to a San Fran-|n,oj^„ folkg. Do pushups. cisco real estate ^ development qIi $32,000 homes their sit-in tech- The French consider that Jpe-queline Kennedy's fashion taste was probably torroe €KL« (I RVJ (SH> W*t8 CHID *«*■ .D3S> WFOM (1W4» W3M (1 tift-wn, Ttser BS3H VKMf. Rude fiste niw UMie lOdo-wwz, nmt UAS..»ja. MutU WWJ, Vntle WCAK. D. Conrad WPON, Ciu SnU. MtuU THUaSDAT MOENIn'O, <:«»-WJH, volet of Asrt'elt. wxrk’'rS^ VrST CKLW. S7t Opmn _ ttiM-lwja, Ktr! UtM WWJ, MtOM, kUrUni wxTZ, bfMktAit ciub-CKLW. Jm Vm WJBK. Newt. 0. Reid PoS? work bop WQaS; UtW i&rid£^' WPim. Bull Mem. MM. tteS-WPOR, Olron, N«yi inds-wm, BH»b -SSr utn- >Mn IfeW' . vainMaAT amaNooN stss-WJn. Riuk a. 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"fiut Murray Cohen's Consolidated Laundries even renfeed men’s shirts — butAnen wanted to own their own shirts," I said, , "American women have nothing to do — is that why them arc so many di-WILSON ‘ Torces?^’ Sophia, said, and then, speaking again of shirts, she said ItiHy doesn’t allow its m o v 1 o actresses to take off tkeir shirto as much as American films do. Called the "Fair P)ay fbr C^ha Oonunittee" (FP(XI). the organization plays on American sympathy, for the underdog by depicting Ciuban Premia* Fidel Castro as S tinisrepresented patriot who lis being “bullied" by a big neighbor. Ihe group now claims a ed to buy a home in the devefop-ment of the Standard-Building Co. Brown, runner up in the &n Francisco Junior Chamber Commerce distinguished- service' award selection last year saidj lie wanted to moYe nearer his laW offices. Brown said the salesmen refused to talk about selling a house and' left the model home area. ' ' ’ .' ■ j Throughout Sunday and Meiho^j rial Day, normally busy ifoys for| house hunters, the model homo* remained locked and nO salesmen I evident. ten at 87 colleges and In 28 cities. Althongli all ot Its members are by im means Conunn-nhts. It Is heavily inlUtmted by MIDWEST BUILDERS FE 4-2575 FREE ESTIMATES ZsiaUished 1939 NEW COLOR TV ONLY $399 SWEET'S TV APMJJUICBS On April 13, when the United Nations was debating a Cuban charge of "aggression" against the Utiited States, a crowd of about 300 demonstrators marqhed outside the U.N, building waving anti-American placards and shouting, “Cuba. Si: Yankee. No!’! This demonstration wsw organized by- the Fair Play for Cabo Committee. ‘We have never such low decollete as you do," Sophia said. Hearing me splutter about her own pictures, she said, "You have to^ bbm sexy. It’s not done by' undressing. In fact” — she’s herb to revise some dialogue In Women" —’Tve quit glamorous parts. They don’t amuse me any more.” ‘With candor, she spoke of her husband Cnrlos POntl’s Mexican divorce, their Mexican marriage, his effort to get an Italian annulment of hla previous marriage. “I feel married,” she said. "If Italy doesn’t annul the marriage. we’U continue Uving together anyway. Most married Couples don’t feol married at all.” | Sophia, speaking of JFK’s wife,, Jackie, said, "You know.j she Isn’t pretty’’’—and I brlatled. ! "If you don’t care very much for somebody, you say she’s | ‘pretty’ or ’cute’,” Sophia said. ‘ Well, she’s so much more . . .”| ★ ★ ★ The FPCC’s. orientation also is I dear in its propaganda, which ii distributed to members through a newsletter and other literature and to the general public in occasional pa(d newsiwtper * adverUsements. SOPHIA 4-DAY SPEim Wed.—Thurs.—Fri. end Sot. ALUMINUM SIDING m| I ■ Cohm In and Cel Our NR N-l_ Spokial Frlcat n letlalkd or Pickad Up flwniag asi Siorm Wiidow SalM 919 Orchard Lake Aye. I 91k. 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A Pan AnupVan ntrlme in the vielnity shephierdtd the cripplrtl plane to .s;if(?ty Forty liiildrt'n were among Ja pussettgers aboard the airliner, 20 of them babies in arms (.Tuef hostess Klanore Prako l»'>k of- Glen Gardner. .N said "TIh' passengers were wonderful They-, kept eitlhi even after we had them lake off their -;hijes and get' into their life /juek- Capt. Jame.s .MaeCttrmnek. 17‘ Barbun Road, \Vest Islip. Long Island, who piloM the St>uboai-d and World ahiiner. said "It vm«s^ a bit tricky" alter he brought it' a perfpii landing. ITS. THE ScntimcHt OF FLOWERS THAT '-OUKTS Michigan Life . Insurance Hiis Highest Figure Michigan Life,^adrance Co. of -Ro.val Oak ha< topped the half-billion-dollar ''maik of .life insurance in foixf, it is announced by .Scott E. 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