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. ‘By HILBERT BLACK 
_._ Before every traffic mishap there is a moment when the acci- 
“dent becomes unavoidable . .. the moment when the marked vic- 
_tims may become aware of impending danger — too late to do any- 
thing about it. 
To police and safety experts who study the causes of highway 
and street slaughter this is known as° “The Point of No Escape.” 
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J For Motorist’ A it was a day of sunshine and fishing, grass   
  
       
  
Action Needed, kay Citizens   
favor an investigation of the cur-, 
rent loca] police situation. 
‘The Press yesterday in an edi- 
torial recommended the hiring of 
Donald S. Leonard, former State 
Police Commissioner, to perform 
such an investigation. 
‘ Several of those. interviewed, yes. 
  ‘ice act under which city police- 
imen fell. after voters approved a anon, 
her up at 7:38, and she’s the type who doesn’t have fe wait for change last April, 
anybody. : They expressed, as did the 
Motorist B has to shower and shave, and it's a good 20-minute | Press that Ciel Her. 
’ Fide to her house. C'mon traffic, let's get moving. 
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At exnctiy 6:66 p. m. Métorlet A ‘bd Motorist B ate both within 
150 feet of the intersection, one coming from the east, the other 
- from the south. They can't see eacl other because of the building © 
at the corner. ; 
‘If there is a stop sign or a traffic light, it will be, ignored, be- RN a 
al [ a | B 
local police situation has 
‘been brewing since the Pontiac Po- 
lice. Officers Assn. took steps to . Five prominent Pontiac citizens) 
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== for Safe Holiday Support Police Pe... the timely nature ofjtinuous case of pot-shot shooting, |. SS 
ed ‘to the Civil Service Commis- 
  “But if this is‘going to be a con 
Police Striving. 
State, County “Officers 
to. Work Overtime on 
July 4th Weekend 
  
joust the chief from office based) + -As~hundreds of thousands pre-| 
pare to end their regular work-|. | 
week tomorrow afternoon’ for .a 
‘Jong carefree Independence Da y me fecause T hear that still no there seems to be no other te 
charges have been present-| curse. too agree that the exist-! 
ing law leaves a great deal to be 
idesired.” = 
Heads CIO      
  Cuts Up to 50 Per Cent on U.S.-Insured Homes- 
OK'd by Lawmakers _ 
dent Eisenhower had under 
consideration today a com- 
promise bill to — 
sharp reductions in 
minimum down payment 
on government-insured 
Senate Monday by voice 
vote, would provide $1,990,- 
000,000 in new federal au- 
{thority to help take up the 
slack in home-building. stains on trousers:and hot dogs roasted over charcoal. A beautiful 
  summer holiday. : cause Motorist.A is-day-dreaming and Motorist B is thinking about — eal alnk oatile i 
; ; 5 his date. Both are driving a little too fast for road conditions. _ |the Oakland County CIO Councit| doubling their st eit The bill was considerably higher 
Next year, he telis himself, he'll remember not to drive so : : : said: “Since we see that there is. oes Sek Diehl’ a 
far trom home for the picnic. Now it is almost 6 p. m. and the “ ee ee oe idisgention in the ranks, aw inves) , ai NaS | yo eee ong - 
poe ; . + An : storesdis quest of about lhars Point of No Escape.” this year, but represents a conces- 
sion by liberal Democrats who The kids are asleep on the back seat, exhausted after a day of _will begin the four-day vigil on 
‘state highways at noon Wednesday.   There is a screeching of brakes and two children are hurled 
BTUPPH ght OMNIS Gye TE! OV ae are 
FRED. V. HAGGARD 
      
  Elected to nia fifth term as/Pavment could be reduced by frolicking. Mom rests her weary head on the back of the front violently toward the front of the car. Metal meshes with metal. | “Iq leave the selection of the | More than two thirds of the force. were plugging for a much more 
seat! Motorist A operts the vent window fully and finds the slightly Two cars overturn, mangling five humans. For them there may — individual up to ‘the City Com: | ij be made up of county sheriffs vi os. gorous prograt cool breeze relaxing. never be another.date, another picnic. sqten ks poend.sok tie Se gem eerie iC wis give ths 
SR, OR sta ROE. facts brough® out in the open, ers ; administration to re- There's a heavy date ahead for Motorist B this holiday evening. This year’s Fourth of July provides for many another “long” | the 1 will be for the | “s = authority 2 
He's tired after the all-afternoon baligame. The fellows from the weekend. It’s a time that can be filled with fun and excitement. ity.” | man the Amongelin ss oe ast ae tat iat mare 
shop sure showed up the gang from the front office. Police hope that all those enjoying the holiday will make special | ,itea ¢ Girard, president of, St! Join the state bichwny | | cl three ribose grasp : 
Now It ls almost 6 p. m. His girl friend expects him to pick ae 6 ee ee the Downtown Ponting Assn. and) shout 1.0y slate and m0 | ; copes Bish peas 
“this to say about the proposed im | aattongh guardeqen. . Fred Haggard Named) tat tirure. The present sched. 
W Readi: an eae * | vestigation: P| sn slbwing the sam seem -¢, il de for) 2 oe i ive ee 
arm hed ngs | er Pair. > ae ‘as for the fourday Memorial Day, Council President | the first $9,000 and 25 per ceut 
ont ac Girl Ik Marry Will Brighten : Ft think am independent invests weekend, al Stale Paice passes) Fifth ‘Time. </ bags | gation is necessary so the facts in Wes negiay i Ford On cheaper homes, the down : 
,|Bresident of the Oakland ~County’ much as 50 per cent. 
     
    
    
      
    
          
   
     
         
        Weather Locally en on Trip. 
Raft-Tr aveling Ain icohar'ac wear tome te Police Searching Lake” =", Americans Reach 2am 07 Mme Fun a a ed * * | quired. down payments to the pres- in. Possible _ Drowning echt te me Semifinal Round Haggard, 53, and-president since ge ee 
1961, defeated. Wilttam0. Med-|ot Sits — 5 Per cont ‘on lock, officer of Fisher Body Local 
WIMBLEDON, England 7 — 7. Basece by more than ° 14,000 ty; 
‘Top-seeded Althea Gibson of New erent ona gg pen oh aM RES ‘ — state — 
-York defeated Sandra Reynolds 0 
Haggard and eight pe ges of- says the weatherman. , 
Red bearded Jerry Trowbridge, who has sailed his 36-\ Partly. cloudy and warm, low 
ketc 58, is tonight's forecast. __ 
prot sa Sead peagyhree hag a “4 te A |" Tomorrow will be partly cloudy! of Couple, Friend per cent, but with ‘one reser- 
nd warmer with scattered thun- - ‘vation,’ skid Frank S. Lyndall, 
crew member from Michigan in early August. peed i ene high around s5.| State Police continued searching manager of Sears Roebuck & Co. 
She is Miss Marie Hickey, a physical therapist at) The lowest temperature record- today for the bodies of an Avon here. : * 
in downtown Pontiac preceding ‘Township engaged couple and their) “I believe that the diplomacy | 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Trowbridge announced in ie a.m. was 57. At 2 p.m. the companion, who were wathicedl of Chief Straley has improved | 
Sault Ste. Marie and oe "mercury registered 81. ~/@rowned late yesterday” While fist ie his tesere_ ee : ; v. — x 
me ae catty Next a Detroit's rehabilitation Ph Pct, Sos nen On * i. te Green Take seer Tiaveren | mets. winners were 21-year | mnaetett e_ vied_ arent was defect” in that it failed to increase 
@ two years ago, Miss Hickey) that its 30-day outlook calls tor who upset Louise Brough of Bev-|!atthew Hammond of” Detroit!the present “‘completely inade- month. ‘told newsmen: ‘That suits me just near normal temperatures for | | Identified as missing were Wal “As t» whe should ‘come in for! ‘erly Hills, and Mrs. Dorethy Hea di jLocal 157; UAW Amalgamated.|quate’ Government program for 
. DOWN MISSISSIPPI ‘fine. I was born in the Panama! this. and above seasonal lace Harrington, 27, a factory this, much-needed investigation," Knode of Forest Hills, N. Y., ho Bill Lindsey, former recording sec-|the construction of 36,000° public . : area 'retary of Pontiac Motor Local 653,: housing - 7 year. They pian honey |UAW, was elected last evening * moon trom Canal eo and I've done quite S| sermals over the southern palt of lworker of 2481 Gerald Rd.- Mrs. ‘Lynda continued, “I would say|won over’ Rosa Maria “Reyes. on 
and Dit of sailing.” ” ithat Mr. Leonard is a very. com- Mexico. |South Africa 6-3, 6-4 today. to lead! 
three American women: into the ficers will serve out « 
isemi- finals of the on ten-| term” until the Sinpeeed deer 3 | eee with the compromise. 
' -of-the ClO-and- AFL... | oe ~—— He ‘said the bill has a “glaring   
  
  
    
  Chicago down the Mississippi the nation and also over the — 
to Cuba, and then possibly they ‘- Ohio a valey and Middle Aitantic te (ales as same, \petent man in his field.” | An all-American women's sweep ‘to the same post with the gouncil.| The new o sale peg the min- 
“yer come met Naot meer Th 0 alifi ees [Melvin Gil, 33, “pt Mesick, north-) \ se 8 ‘was prevented by a l6.year-old Fe imum at 3 per cent. of the first. 
The met last prorene at omson U ies; 1 jibes sei ‘annua wall West of Cadillag 0002" | a\further interview with: Mrs./British ‘lass, Christine Truman,| The council consists of 117 dele-| $10,000; 15 per cent of the next. Huntsville, Ont., where bot Se aa eatunerk Pa tala King, member of the Pontiac| Who defeated Mrs. Betty Pratt a ory from 93 union locals in Oak-| $6,000, and 30 per cent on the rest. \pre ON FISHING TRIP jland, Macomb and Wayne Coun-| The bill era would authorize the only this Jamaica, B.W.I. Education, disclosed "|" Gardner Mulloy of Belver andities. Delegates represent pkg 
SP. ANDREWS,-_Scotland_ —led for this area through July. i pasar They had lett thelss = would endorse the suggestion BYte bier Ashley C = andjC1O members a |Above normal precipitation ts -ex=: ae < |wholeheartedly. It seems 0 MeC/vai Anderson of Australia in the| Also. elected last night Peter Thomson of Australia, Brit-' P' 2 jarea for the fishing trip last Satur- ithat such a study by ‘Mis Lenard? on Of A ustrala, | the! \ ed last it ware nor 
pected over the Pacific Northwest, ‘day night’ and were expected tol, ma else te quarter finals of the men's doubles. ish Open chanipion for the last ond laches Shs os well eum ar is 10 00k ‘(Continued oh. Page 2, Col 
Semeren going on in this dispute.” 
Hot Weather Guess Wins $100 Bond ad on separate skiing tbe Dra Mis 0 
— aper isses ut quarter of the country. | Harrington has. three young cna Baar Above normal rainfall is indicat-| _Neéws of the engagement came i 
headed back |— 
    
  three years, today qualified forthe extreme southeast. 
“Why?” they wanted:to know. [the current golf tourney with a! Below normal amounts are ex The search began when resi- | “Because of Mr. Leonard's past! 
lexperience as police commissioner | “To meet my fiancee,” he Te) ith his Tl of yesterday |Pected over the southern New dent of Green Lake reportad «e- 
plied. K paige Hat tel He Pics: rece England, Middle Atlantic, and low- ing a. boat carrying three per- and similar investigations, I think 
® Further quéstioning seeiate out| leans Cary, Middlecoff who had er Ohio soi states. sons overturn in am sheriff's ‘he is well qualified to conduct the 
the engagement and that he and i4g° Frank Stranahan (141), Gene! | deputies described ‘as “50 feet of ‘same here,” Mrs, King said. 
Miss, Hickey planned to oe the} ‘| Andrews (148) ‘in ‘the list of bg ‘Quakes Hit Tehran Area. | Very, Binet, SE maddy water.” j *. 8. 
——July— Low ‘ | The boat was recovered and John W. Hirlinger, manager of 
cc ~ TEHRAN W — Severe earth- {identification wate by tracing -arthe -Pontiac-Area-Chamber- 
-|Royal Oak, Mich.) failed to get) quakes~ hit. towns and villages automobile found parked at the merce, said: ‘The time will un- 
in, although he fired a fine 35-38—| east and. northeast of Tehran. lake side, Recovery of the bodies doubtedly come when a man of 
73 over the old course. He had! today and 60 persons. were re- was hampered, however, by the Leonard's character should come 
=. | ported killed. ‘murky, water, in for this ee 
: But ‘Found Dept.” Locates 28 Girl, 2 1, 2 Couples, Airliner 
oO Flying N ewlyweds “The cadets are Robert Tép- 
pen and James Kané, and the 
girls are Jane Doherty and 
Lynn ‘Witnecke, daughter of 
Maj: Gen. Robert H. Wienecke, 
all of Arlington, Va. Two Coast 
Guard boats searched the Po-. 
tomac River and     
        
    
  
    
    
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.Searchers today in an intensive 
land and air search in the 
Stratton. Mountain ‘area for a 
honeymooning New York cou- 
ple, feared to have. been forced 
down in their single-engined 
    
: The girl, Cheryl Lea Jobn- | — MANCHESTER, Vt. (INS)— ee ‘Say ai sgh whan Oe four lke Gets Bill to Hike caly a teeming ott when | State Police headed scores of | eon emer failed to return. a 
. i a chi commas - ‘KARACHI NS) — Alb | persons aboard a Pakistani a 
liner, feared lost in the Bay of 
Bengal, were found alive and ~ 
- well today when the DC-3 was Seaway Borrowing 
        
  
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tion today sent to Eisen: LITTLETON, “Maal, > er "| Sot 1, cae Sunday | Tented in the Delta aten of the 
hower @ dill to pérmit builders} A 14-Year-old gittwie spent Lae we Tg ew 6 | =| Brahmaputra River. 
of the U, S. portion of jthe St.| ‘eur: frightening MERGER: |G ate | ees me oi ‘one sor ight fom hig NOE “A : 
Lawrence Seaway borrow dense woods “fafe at 6 wo : ce 
rs routs rae “home ag nee Bohag “+ Obituaries: aie ‘4-| Y-year-old girls, missing since | Port of ah Bee Licky. HUNCH — his William R--Scott, PR dais 
edd - oo © tracked down by a young” | B - sebe Pietert reece eeeed —— yesterday afternoon, \ were Er seagein gr ocean erent _-just_played a hunch," 
: : Miedeee as found safe today when 16- ar! caused savings: bond awarded ng three “entries all ih, you'll be = le pases seal bloodhound, Kristen Siemen | landing. utes away from guessing June's hottest m “ner oft next : * ‘ 4 4 . p : ti isP it en Tis 
sorority! ge nr mgs H. F. Brodie, ieinaiabal aaa, ais “at last Sad 
        
  
  
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by nearly 900 - oto ¥ eee ee - selves. the target. of a sh — 
attemipt by a shopkeeper who had; — posed as their friend: 
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, at se: ees ie se :  Pakuji Shimizu, 34, pal ee a ge ~ Ponllae Press Phote — Bee “forgive Girard” -campaign a! 2 eee eee a being started neat ce oe the room’ was donated © sdemtified by policd ans pardled)” | syngas, yang anc Raapts League shelier at Featherstone . _ has a eee aitecenr take representing the Carpenters’ |, extortioner, demanded two fil-| 4, the Michigan Wd. shin Ua Hiatt lk. rte. Gace ic tae aaa desaeteae aoe Robert Chapin, Stephen tion yen ($5,500) as “condolence! Ra and East Bl nh for use before end of the summer. It will Seth sad Philip Mattersbengh. Ss 7, eee ‘ pa family of the Jap-| expected to be re 60 feet in size, Much of the material a Philip 24 $$ cana’ worst the SESeanOld ‘eld GI)~ have five rooms and is 22x60 ——— gee oe : is accused of killing Jan. 30. ; Jeo 2 ee salm’ for Courage : SS ae _ : : 
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R as © ~ 2 9 =. OS eg ue ao She Used ‘Positive Thinking, 23rd P , ae —— eee np i . Woman. From Texas Desert Save Woman:From Texas ] See ~ demand was lodged with : ' ~ ; hadow' near the Rio Grande. |in a fix ‘ the water, 
_ the a, Sore Se NE, Tex. ( — A_sturdy|through the valley of the "|they" hed” gone into the o“ietland that shal} dd.” after she had filed at the U. S. war gyre = Pl and the, 2rd! “It naga gg feel a |} ue Tuesday-to gather cactus for their ay wales hole the- second 
members of _—_ cy ee keep her courage up'er.” she said. a ae eee she was lost and decided to that the par i : > 
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g itched, 
People in der Japan's laws. Gays of struggling for survival in’ - she ee ae by/badly sunburned and scra’ she used rocks to her 
2 ‘ ete tap Looking forward to Sale 10 ieee oe en Be SS Soataromnvs go get would by sing the pool as - Weicter “redousiuting eee ee eee | iage Friday when they lee ee Moet 1 ea ial at/trickling “6 s high as| “I always — |She said she kept 
debe , goo | marriage Fridi 4n-this-U.-S.} —*F-get-s9-hot Iwas fr from temperatures as high "she told relatives. rocks on a : Se. at the white chapel -in this U i* Mrs. Wilma. » her m - |find- me, , in| days by placing 
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F : | Shimizu|the mouth,” 115 degrees. 
‘ know, I am a believer only a few cactus 
i . : Army base, Candy found - Tex., said of part/115 died in what} “You time| ‘She ate only 
| F hen she returned| 46, of Houston, shrough Her husband had thinking at a her ordeal, but ia a” oon * from ‘Tokyo to her heme’ vilage Bene ce ae rr oe a te, Sn elle ot at a a = oe ¢.-s ‘ repeating the 23rd/f station wagon boggediand get frantic of the time. : : ele ref . 8 ‘ | Shaken and in (ears, she Wide ten, eee 1 Waive Oar at ae mes Bee ey ot el ee ae mes So nemamgen othe encounter; [Penis “Yee. 9 ee x sone, of ara, poee ~schDolicamen Striving |) _. sare |; an “He told me ‘The. B Bo . GOP Rule i __ , [@oeens the isolated area along 
: f : marrying Girard. You must pey| Bartlett, Mackie Lambaste ; ve scoured : : | Se ee Inaugural Luncheon, e332 wn wok ottfor Safe Weekend : oer - two " : . 
; 2 it,” she : ‘i 5 ey to Mr. Akikich! Sekai’. Dems Jubilant at naug Asie Cont ] | ag Phe ge tage bee get _Bachert ~ (Continued From Page One) All was quiet in. the case of dis- $24,583.95 ee “cg 7 : owes 
, | 11TO. Ogle, who said he flew lable man Will work & missed Waterford Township Police applications tor Organizational Meeting shape or of some 70,009 pupils ini Ses oe iad his, wings “a ee! inight’s weekly board meeting, | Ov filled cut and screened, a a Sound of Rinatieal = @ — Gov.. Williamis|said was their failure to er ella mine Gini ar ot aera ber know he had spotted her! ‘rhe State Police have Mie four| Neither friend nor foe of Yan a ene ae 3 crgatiacions! tee ood dad he tain’ Dior |edequate revenue~ for omy ua el sate ca Ge maa each wel he back to arrange ent Sethe tans ever Sex SoS appeared with anticipated 4 will begin, township will hold an set the n public education, ¢ Mac highway =e ,, \day period may kill. 35 persons or! against his rein-) said. ; | ee ae of ae — ig ponibtacien otic WA vale Phare | tice: wiies riders Jack more in Michigan. [petitions for or ” Forty men have volunteered ‘to night after a dinner ait ; | Plause, eld tyitaa, Wi! ME SKK —_———e Jerestimated or and Aaron Green ry ego T BE ALERT’ weer ‘ capeeiell boost the police protection in the eg oa well following his! mg Fare a * | Bartlett said “It just makes me) ee ” ‘ . Ithe isolated canyon after ih A. Childs, State Police) PACKED TO ACETY ‘township: Those that qualify will ge a ak cintels cxeniien sill little sick” to consider the Leg- Meigen wi arene eve, 8-| Seared we bat ths enetthle ae said today that in vacity, "oe He bap been the Iasrjbe ismued guns, badges, and G- 8 recent : “Oh joy \* ss * ; Footprints ' hold down the anticipated capacity, as it forms. ‘* ~ * & her tribes were ‘made, jislature’s refusal to appropriate) hn Sr souniane divided high- but authorities had given order to mth etl coset ain talk ne ‘siete al . ‘ A scheduled, mosting, Int sight Qin Oe Oe At ue’ fostncr woes ian an iti. "iy, tan tp, neat, i ey Seth "en tee ae: ei * Eee a gorge a ay Pp Pw yeh Ae at ccilnama tnd wabedulties. at ig are up to andar” he si Her”SLYearold husband Clifford remember At car bak be ange an py Siskin eS  ccted failed to show up. . : Tis Michigan . Democrats “We knew,” he said, ae "Ot the L010 miles of express type & fixture a heat and exhaus-|inusually alert.” : eS Sri le ce ys era yester- : inter- 
, his ls ot tien Sete ct | ha Say vain twa pedo sr Ya ead Tats Mee nya, hie teer ters 1 wach] Tauren poten en, ne eh td See oe tac add tees ee eek saaare in ot qe ian and walking eather’ conditions, obey traffic for a trial beard bear are open until §-Pm. each Mon- ee! ”} gam Forte goon I io came” ee” xe. shoes still in crport by ber feztations, and to guard against) | si “ee : . eo ot NB  institu- i = 5 i imet ts warps | ators, Those: opposed splat) gore te 400 of the party faith- ed Se Se Se publ brother Lewis T Fg it 23. persons | reulating petitions. : tu celia the eco a to ae fkeride in the: nex Je to Spi (Bi edT metal das sen waa ted fing 8 three-day |e was the recammentaton =i County Puts Brakes ind@bgural on ae unless a reasonable 
w be the Joha-| dependence Day weekend, How: 7-102" Charles Pappas ; Ee i cial M. Bartlett, eae amg od te capital improvement rele Sous Rive pam ¢ pees | Oakland County officials | "Yin mine “the pulse. of the | : ‘ sioner John C. Mackie, and Chris! grees te ro ape ON |  Toghamalqet-wp abost 10 malls foven where] ana" neterttt are wea clean (Public” on this matter. (OM Sy Vehicles” - i. Magenets, On. OOS | A onli we lew Wal * Republican ha sat Ay found. — : decided pre raha aang ae 'REZONE LAND Heavy, slow: vehicular noticed the elflect!oniy representative on ‘the three-|_ “How cin we alow Mrs. White said they record te: | Of major interest to those attend-) pment will not be allowed’ on ek semapectere an enteths ahd tr Gnas noes et taotan ‘the need for trained manpower in oe eee Oe ee ee er the July 4 bliday for he pst 8G Inst event's seson was the CT gg - * * jall fields of endea : husband suffered from 4 holiday for the past; Williams weekend, Ss caaeaaiien tb ibang Bart-/ our country today { ling. —~ iis iduak Gems at EO she Watitvo. years in dhe county, and fur-Tezoning ea sahil Woo Fourth of July weekend. lambasted the or nage ye fore in the on os geo sg ee es anieironger. she thought she could thermore, no one r dleony sl =o sk ee members ore the county road on Gus ae Legislature for w he ared. * ble that such!G°”: address a. July 17| She said: she thought jost.-  iabor Day weekend teamabe dows on the penject on thei a ie line with Stale lutely incomprehensible invitation to find her way, bat got recent four-day Memorial Day ot the Oakland County) ay Department policy Birds, of course, start south - : action cam tuke place. meeting. me. lene ae wat gat disapproval due 10) "Ty. commission wilt held up all Son Ser see Big 3’ Auto Makers furs wabentuce aw [oe Tea ee ‘nm overnite rae ing leave is a question, and whether ig 0 "pull state aid formula forprotlems ts the beter one,” sig)” find her ater de was found] ‘County officials are mre Tabi permits from noon Oe fees 5 noes oe pee 50 Qutout (cee a ee ee ieee Young GOS pret a dncaday, aac wal aks eater an baa ane TRA tebtivttne an | "Tite hater Gene bs teitthate or mild one cannot say. But there Pye aad ’ 5A UIPUT [primary and secondary dent. “But that doesn’t mean we + jobsite hands oe To are Lag Pak ebdvison ex-|Ths eeng doe wo tate are many who think they do. ; penis are afraid to listen to the Demo- it Ai an Killed ahmed || Seated vee Ge ralirend weeks traffic,” the commission said. Se bike te| DETROFT wm — The auto indus) own depart-leratic viewpoint.” (Detroit Airm aot wrk to Coventry avenve, Road authorities also directed all Other creatures follow a defini tty’s “Big Three” of General Mo- In terms -of my will be ee pris ay ‘PLENTY OF TIME’ The board approved the low bid! ,,. contractors to cease opera- Ne Pee, tin toe danlite: Vid tak Cecilie Walk Sclmcat” he added pgp edie Leg F repolemroonsaydipordnang id Jersey Accident "Bre yovestlt plealy. of time wolet the Howell Constractien Oo. felt ' during the enmne_potiod. ot Ee FT teeth cae Rte. puanegit anit: te Sicincn come’ tnne thane caaeraus me she: pooviies al Mahe in or ou, demain ate gv of Cre abe ond in. Tey we gy ty higher temperature. The callsesr's J ‘with 3072119 cars|yearoven, though there’ wil be'Prance : FO ee ee ae ee eirae vod Cantal Coteny Sar wo Tnichery saa. highwsys during crowded, dg ly higher te ween total compared , + 
: utled from a car and ¥ * late is the ee ee s gee inten teraperature reading, de-/bullt. in the like period ‘of 1956 : o | we gimen were h jay when it failed iff Frank Irons, “Being id for the one mile stretch'gerous holiday. aoe poate en call. x monte came to 1:50,305 Unit ) b “Snub curve and rolled. over. major ex - Gale a mato $13,953.38. The town- 3 Vien suse kduee ok oi eee cone 10,307 in, Janu. Schone aps ~ODO T| A. Grd, situa, ipameaager ri epee a ship’ pays $6,976.69 as its share; Death Notices i cricket's seeps pep tage irs xl eryTune of 195 en re Re , iona I Planning Unit Te aaa dev aadies tenet. “One ot the misjor causes of ead mission matches this figure MRS, RALEEMOND PARKER field cricket ~ and swear by this|, Ford 3 in the first half of the LO eg eee sian anes te Meoleraie aia he continued. “Be pyre, saving bonds for town- sea. Sk ee jegrees cricket . like! - . epee \ Airmen Thomas rr : yourself room rmplce were approved {Anna May). Parker, [ Washing. - ssacpe 18h thas 20 tan nechior ol sua ties Peng ape for} he Metropolitan Area Regional] take “a major rele” in the pro- 29, of —e og wg ag oer to a safe stop.” rad beard and rit ton B. © peep ae Fe e ‘ 3,909: ; in posed " lieved ‘ that “fatigued Dorothy Olson was. dent, will at 1: ei Ghurps decrease as the temperature 77; og cars compared with 473 Planning Commission has’ been) P* ‘ve. been invited to|and Eugene J, Black, 29, of De-| He also added “haaard, bond vayments 10F day fiom the William  Sulliven drops. ie 7 in the same part of 1956. lamithed by Dettett. Mayer peta Bt ahd anerlbntaemetled Both were members of the|drivers are a constant so oe etn, oe om ee Home, Roy ey, Ss 1 teetee Seni fe Cabs Birmingham executive attend the first meeting next Tues-|troit. ly Squadron at nearby pon't drive ‘if you're overtired.”) those: desiring each . and Son Fun | So nature has many tricks con- wee. ae aon ber said today. |day,” the said, “we have yet aid book t—- fo shee Board members tabled a “hunt: Oak. Dr. William Marb in Romb | cores Go wees ae Fa tax| Meda & yeey. oar ead’ on ™ Birmingham City ga Har-itoid pags. ap dinaen Saga Motate “Police. salt. the poy Haggard Flected _ {ing in Waterford Township” 7 her lenoe sie | ture greatly affects many for the first six months |oi4 K. Schone said the pian com-| - i aa "car apparently was going at : jerendum for further study. amg Aes De. --._preatures, in definite patterns you! crease irst_halt_of 1956, mission-had-not-been-told_in_ ~ Schone said he was “disturbed when it ran off a curve : ol ' © Legisla ies ‘can-learn-to-recognine. — ga cc RAOEN Fer as\vance of Cobo's recently @M-' ver Cobo's preliminary moves to ay enone Township, Tel 5th ClO Term aly ndum: eal 
pinst 2909 year ago. For sxinounced plans for a coordiated ov major ‘ranapertstion ry [hile crossed to the et ot the 1 Sige against 22,929 a : metropolitan area transportation i+, action. ’ turned over seve The Weather Sate Gr tc ee ae STORY IN NEWSPAPERS eo me up on {ts wheels. | (Continued From Page One) Full U.S. Weather rYcPeruly 191,582 for the first * Seis Oakland Pe aware there; The troopers. said the second’ siugh Ritter, Local. 83, /United PONTIAC AND VICINITY d C Truck & Coach Division) — scione, an We were not even ZC. Or-| Hush ; clondy and warmer tonight and temer-| GM rot this year an against] cotememnss'e’ caseouve beard, (a8 going 10 be n otudy tail wel oy coy sd, : Workers, morrow. Low tonight near 58, gence of this year as against commissions executive beard, read, about it-in the newspapers,” Jin. G. Swedlund, gpa laiagpis ant Walter: racighie winds tonight Secoming ‘ety |e2"nge! Tat sear oD the firee ball | anmnies Se Rs ee eee Saar da cad wee es te 12 miles an 53,296 hin Sree. aon seams 5 BRET RD ag ae wants Detroit ig gs the om time “a lying on the) 5; Mallory, GMC Truck & _ hour temerren. — : 
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pilot elty for the na’ psa " See Coach Local 594, UA Lowest temperstre ‘receding ¥ a.m Kalamazoo Moms Find Answer pip. wecagge eye gee ay : eee 1957 “ 8 a.m: Wind—Calm. ~ : “© oe al workers, has been working $41 in Traffic Tickets ; Elected as trustees for the Sun sets. Tuesday at 8:12 it © be o : | Oy ; 
te Albert Wilkinson, Local it, Gentes ite oe 
several, weeks on the project. . ings Man to Court ~—_ [term we rs; | Moon sets Tuesday at 11.12 p.m. 
: : Brings to 125, United Rubber | Moon rises Wednesday at 11:50 a.m. 
| iM : * | Schone said thatthe commis- ot sealhs : : mney ha gy wm . LS Ian's recent “OriginDestination”) seogh° Henry’ Lee, $1 | crowed 6 a. ~noonecennd 2 wpsptte mae eres ey j : 7 ge has 
face Co. at Rochester, pgs PRR e perenne ag pronpad mon refi Dimes to base any trang Municipal Court July 11 to son, Local 108 of the Wb Siaenss eed pa erp oes olpendborcss. bleep nph agente eA [arse om 341 worth of tfc Porer Uy Workers Mondey in Pontine It's working so well they’ of Michigan. took a lot of time/** pleaded of m-nest: Lemaperatare seeveseseesesee: bard paste =p A alta gros wd money,” Schone} |. et Pgs bon four traf- "Sap inna, wih themes Mian temperature .iescsstistiscz.1@8 | ‘They have ‘da cots be Ghat Gorka aed Oe snoportation study, 8¢ warrants, Two were cagele octane ee Weather—Pair, |” _ | in two denominations ey/ould have a hard time buying groceries ~ Acongr readies 6 tap Wes, sae driv. yt A hate pee a tab chek” MWe «toe adden of eee ae “ y to Cowest temporsture .occcccccaccess.o4 | with thelr “coins,” but is aasviens he ean POTOEUTE ee cacnes wood circle for mothers needing 
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the funeral home after 6 p.m./dan. 
Wednesday. . Mr. Montroy, a ; 
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  “The 52-year-old ee brother 
of Saudi Arabia’s King Saud, said 
he planned to get m ical exami- 
  Asst, Secretary of State William 
Rountree. But as on a 
recent visit. by his brother, no 
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paper clipping saying that King | 
Saud was not/ greeted officially by 
the city because of his alleged. 
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timents. He glanced at the article, 
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3 More Bomb Blasts 
_Mark Cuban Unrest. 
HAVANA (®—Three more bomb 
explosions ripped through parts of 
Havana last night, causing exten- 
sive damage but no injuries. 
Two’ of the blasts occurred in 
the center of the city and the 
third in'a suburb. Two automo- 
bile agencies, a furniture store 
  Attending funeral services for a 
Jose Pais, a young follower af! 
rebel chieftain Fidel Castro, the 
demonstrators shouted ‘‘Long live 
free Cuba”. and “Down with Ba- 
tists.” Their numbers provided a 
marked contrast to the boycott 
that greeted a progovernment ral- 
» a aaaaae ih the eastern city Sun- 
  
Police Nab Convict 
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Lutherans’. Convention 
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TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1957   
  
Ohio’s Governor Happy 
- About Michigan Taxes 
“Governor C. WmuaM O’NzILL ot 
“Ohio declares flatly that Ohio will be- 
the center of the automobile industry 
in another 10 or 15 years. 
“He attributes Michigan’s ultimate 
Joss of leadership to the high taxes. 
which G. Mennen WittiaMs has beén 
simposing steadily. since his 10-year 
“*  ccupancy of the top Michigan role. 
ke ke ; ~ The Michigan executive replies 
that the Ohio man is merely . 
“trying to take advantage of a 
i Michigan.”     
sembly. 
os te * x oe 
At that time he asked that gov- 
ernments begin now and continue to 
make joint contributions from their 
stockpiles of uranium and fissionable 
materials for such an agency, His 
proposal led to a world conference of 
1 nations in Washington to draw 
“up articles of incorporation. Last 
fall82 nations accepted those articles 
at U.N. headquarters, — 
IAEA itself is simply a clear- 
ing house of knowledge, technic 
and raw materials made available 
by nuclear. powers to other na- 
- tions unable by themselves to de- 
velop atomic energy for peace- 
ful purposes. Stringent safe- 
‘guards against military use are 
- incorporated in the treaty. 
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It is expected that the agency will 
lead to better understanding through — 
a@ common meeting ground and in 
President E1stnHowen’s words: — 
“Through shared work and hope 
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Certainly. Michigan has echoed 
from lake to lake with the charge 
that Williams is steadily and 
constantly driving more and more- 
jobs to other states by virtue of - 
his taxation programs. | 
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Corporations operating in ‘Michi- 
gan and other states find the tax 
burden in other states generally less 
than those in Michigan by wide 
margins. Only this year, WILLIAMs 
once again proposed a new corpora- 
tion tax. He did this in spite of the 
fact that he was on the defense in his 
,Jast-campaign over the question of 
driving employment out of the state. 
oe ae, 
Opponents were steadily ac- 
cusing him of forcing expansion 
programs im*other states, even 
though the main offices did not 
move. 
“Our economic and govern- 
mental climate is more favor- 
able than Michigan’s,” says the 
Ohio Executive, and he went on 
to cite the number of Michigan — 
manufacturers who were steadily 
doing their expanding in Ohio. 
a 2 a a | 
In spite of his charges, 
Governor O’Nez is too optimistic. 
We refuse to believe that even 
though we've been saddled with 
Wiit1aMs for 10 years that industry My farmer readers will be interested in . the world will come to’ realize the 
immense possibilities of the atom for 
the benefit of all.” 
$e Gant wou exeRIge a atmnpte- 
: rs 
Anorner needed invention is. 
The Man About Town   for a 10-point increase in her 1LQ.— 
and no girl should, — 
~ periscope designed for use by pot- bellied golfers. 
Over Half Million 
Crowds at Recreational 
Spots Should Set Record | 
Holiday: Intended’ as s day for 
resting up, not for several days of . 
resting afterwards. - 
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With good weather, over a half million 
people | will visit Oakland County recrea- 
3 on July 4. Toppin list © | 
is Lake, where are be- 
    ~~ §ng-made to handle ones oe ke 
state park should crowd the 100,000 mark. 
Then comes Pontiac Lake with almost 
as “many, followed by Rochester state 
—Then—comes -the— park, Bald Mountain, Proud Lake and 
Holly recreational areas, Ortonville state — 
park, Marshbank and other public spots. 
Walled Lake and numerous other com- 
‘mercial areas will have record breaking 
crowds. 
we believe galore. Perhaps a half million is foo mod- 
est. Wonder if this isn’t a nation beater? 
Also wonder if it isn’t a good day for the 
horfie folks to stay at home? 
  is losing heart..Of course, each year‘ the following from 
--he starts anew with a program to add 
new and greater taxes to industry. 
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We grant that Ohio seems_to 
pave benefited by an abnormally 
- large number of Michigan plant 
expansions,. but there may be 
other reasons that are not too 
_ apparent. We refuse to coucede - 
the automobile to Ohio, today, to- 
morrow or in 1999. . 
  
    
    Atoms for Peace Pact 
to Get U:S. Approval - 
The Senate Foreign Relations 
Committee finally has approved a 
treaty setting up the International 
Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). 
. This proposal has passed the Sen- 
ate with a “qualification” tacked on 
by Senators KNowLAND and HICKEN- 
' Looper. It specifies that any amend- 
ment to the statute be submitted to 
the Senate and that if the Senate. 
rejected the amendment, the U.S. 
would automatically withdraw from — 
the agency. . 
However, a provision of the 
statute says that although 
amendments can be made when 
two-thirds of the nations ap} 
prove them, ary nation unwills 
' ing to go, along may withdraw, tf 
The statute itself: sanctions such 
withdrawal * go’, the. “qualifica- 
  4 { tion” merely, réaftirms ene-of its. 
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Back in, teas President a 
y\ ie farm safety specialist at Michigan State 
University: “You're not being lazy when 
you take a short break from farm work in 
the morning and afternoon. You're being 
smart. Safety studies show’ that fatigue 
.is responsible for most farm accidents.” 
eel OR 
- A phone call from ~ 
Mrs. Martha Huber 
at Lake Orion says: “I noticed an Associ- ° 
ated Press dispatch about a hen in Rhode 
Island that laid a three-yolk egg. That 
   hen’s a piker.-I have one that; laid an 
olks, all perfectly formed.” _; 
Ever with an historical flare, Pontiac 
City Director of Law 
Bill Ewart 
- cites the autos that once were made here, 
including the Welch, Cartercar,- Monroe, 
Olympia, Friend, Oakland and Columbia 
truck. 
  Ancther Oakland County man ”. a 
big job, 
Leo E. Van Bonn   
of South Lyon being chosen as general 
chairman by the Dairy Farmers’ Coopers 
tive Association of Michigan. 
  Murder in the bird family is oncaticd 
of Huron’ Gardens. Five “eggs      
were 
_ hatched out in a. robin’s nest, and the 
old birds immediately killed what they 
— waeieres was the odd one. 
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Verbal: Orchids’ to— 
* / Mrs. Jennie Donaldson yf, 
of. $38 North, Cass. Ave. eightieth birth- tse 
aay. 
Ellsworth Stephens 
    | Geifege B. Cole 
of Lake Oi 
  of Drayton Plains; eighty-third birthday. 
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Blood Brothers .   
“David Lawrence Says:   
High Court Justices Can Be ¢ ust WASHINGTON == What: can be 
gue shell ntsc OE het 
ignores the rights of Congress and 
the Executive and, in effect, ys 
fies various provisions of 
Constitution itself? . 
numerous roadside against subversion, ca 
parks, picnic tables and private parties “be done about it? 
rely’ enough, in the entire 
history of the Supreme Court there 
This correspondent the other day 
recalled. the stir made by the 
famous Myers case in October,” 
1926,-and_ took occasion to_reread | = 
. the decision because in its 50,000 
words is given the most exhaustive 
discussion of the removal powers ° 
of Congress ever presented by the 
Supreme Court. 
But this case and the decision 
in the Humphrey case in 1935— 
repudiating the President's re- 
moval of a member of the Fed- 
eral Trade 
how far Congress may by law 
restrict the removal powers of 
the chief executive with respect 
to executive and quasi-judicial 
Gre 
‘ It is clear that the President can 
rernove om olficial fot the: tanned: 
specified by. Congress when. fixing 
the term of office and also for 
other causes not mentioned by 
Congress when the post is purely — 
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tribute to the stability-of-the ad- 
ministration. The consent of that 
body would be necessary to dis- . 
place as well as to appoint.” 
  
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Chew Food, Avoid Rush— | 
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(Signed) eee eee 
. Don't tavde me. i con Case Records of a Psychologist: 
In.a tew instances- the trouble 
may be peptic ulcer. In others it 
is just smokers’ duodenal ulcer 
complex—symptoms suggesting ul- 
. cer but no X-ray evidence of ulcer. 
In most instances the trouble is 
due to overeating. 
; AVOID GULPING 
patin: means ae et eat- 
riedly, without mastication. 
       
      term is ipeditied by 
for instance, in the case of lower 
court judges. : 
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It is plain from a reading of 
the Myers case that most of the 
discussions in the early days of 
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Senate has to be consulted ‘tout 
removals, 
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‘Suggests Sending Child to Camp 
If George IV were still alive, 
he’d be backing a crowd of 
teen-agers for attendance at a 
church summer camp. You can 
  church summer camps. So prod 
your youth so you will have 
double representation at camp 
this year. 
reading Pony sc ney     no children at all, or if your own 
glorified “foster parent” to at least 
W _one_teenager in your community. 
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“Help send that young person to 
a church summer camp for at. €VeD the food. - least one week, . 
‘For.many years’ Mrs. Crane 
has paid half the summer cainp expenses for as many teenagers hai = 
as wish to attend, from the little 
church -in Indiana 
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and girls have gone to this church 
camp per season, And jt is one of _ 
the finest ‘investments in person- 
ality. development. which you can 
ever procure. 
WHAT CAMP DOES — 
The—attendance at this church ~~ 
summer camp offers the teeangers 
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Planned by Couple Papanichota, |Mxs?-tt Mezal to ship finewarks have fnéwarks. his year, and Joe’ glriqus Fourth 
ue daagine, Carseat deck Hispprensare| yl erica (lil . Nelson is. Hubert Pete of Roches- Mr. and Mrs. Pla at 
a ter. Jack is the son of Mr. and Steve 4 ; we until 
Mrs, Jack Nelson of Maines street. : ain 
rae aoe Hone © Sit, ook ; Piscouvvas Are Amused , 
All Fashions Under. Rare. 0 : I ecco er on eimneeeetaa Hartford, WB: et A a . 
ihe Sun {Gather at Breakfast | MRS. SOCRATES DIAGOSAVVAS Cp forts by menus ae ai ae art 
Multting” | toe saeee Katherine D. Papanichola| tixuee jay ta} [i fan tthe woperety na 
| eed \joyed the affair planned by Mrs. ae ° ¢ f oy wr TT | Just as he peered down into 
| law meee re ssi|ion Enero dtu orl Married in Greek Rite | suscme musing immints of roe eng ne bya ge a 
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Vases of white chrysanthemums, San Francisco, Dr. William Mas- | of seven years and not being able 
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      Betty | decorated St. George Greek Ortho-| S¢link of Grand Rapids, William |to use it — then- having. both in- ; 
; - | dox Church Sunday when Kather-| Smith of Anm Arbor, Dr. Robert |come tax and husband troubles at He ,was rushed to the hospital 
LeCornu ine D, Papanichola became the| Vestevich ef Lathrop Village, jthe same time! -* : but not all of the skill of the best 
. . [bride of DrSocrates S. Diacosav-| Peter Kentros and Dimitri Ken- | ‘That is the jenit of Mar- doctors could save Jackie’s eyes. 
- Beauty Studio Rev. Achilles Siagrias| es. Ringbearer was Nick.|\tha Craig as Jeésica in the play| — ‘|Both eyes were so badly damaged 
FE 2-5221 the 4:30 p.m. ceremony.| Kentros, = - ©} Sanus.” . | that Jackie must go through the 
<<” _. |} The bride is the daughter of} A dinner was served for “Janus”, by rg : rest of life without the blessing of in i = 2 E D 1 et i = of meee et : 3 ——— +opened-Monda; ; night ; —— - Te on —s eae ee a sight. ~- da a eee ee = 
:. simplicity, here ss cattters: Dwight street and the late. Mr.|rq ‘park ‘sre allroom of the/Q.way Playhouse on West Long|- . ARLENE GUILDS _ ; Such tragedies are complete 
. ‘destined to add endearing en-"}Papanichola. Mr. and Mrs. Steve| Sheltan of Detroit. - |Lake road, : : ) unnecessary. Good times can be 
“chantment to any woman's of East Hartford, . &- & . i Mr, and Mrs, Warren D, Guilds Mr, and Mrs. Ray E. Traxler of 5. as good without the use of 
a _appearance. cote bridegroom's par.{ "The bride's: mother-wore In private life Martha Craig jot Marion avenue’ announce the|Alston street announce the engag® |i oeaus explosives for amuse- 
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AIR CONDITIONED — || Katherine wore = gown of |orchiis. Mire tre one ite ber marriage she stedied drama |tal'Mire ML, Brows of Russeliieon ct ‘Mr and Mre. Peter P.| ‘There are, of Goures, ‘sparklers 
LOCATION : white ‘tulle over “taffeta, The | - Mrs. Diacosavvas chose| under Mande Adams at Stephens |street. An October wedding has/Bayer of Detroit. An Oct. 19th) and other types of special Fourth 
a gs . long torse was appliqued with |° 2°°Y chiffon dress with pink! College. Since she became Mrs. |been set. ‘wedding is planned of July celebrations that are safe 
PARK FREE eee Peemabeoidoney eith coed [BCcessories; and she also wore} Merrill “she has — pinch-bit~ any {—————= — : and fun. 
Hair-Do of the Month 1962 W. Huron im Huron Center | sud puautun, we wes the white orchids. "| wenaew of ese on. the Geman : : _o | Jn -eddition’ big public displays 
For a trip to Chicago the bride | theater stage and has done all , - 3 of fireworks are beautiful to see 
changed tot tout and grey | Kits of Oe hos eetseee. PETSONAl News Of [nterest)ses sre manages bo. exerence 2 Flattering—Soft. sheath dress with matching | Jessica and Denny Rousseau) ‘ - \Qperators who protect themselves 
a wspenes » {Robert Bryson) write “lusty as : and the spectators from injury. 
: PERMANENTS The bride is a graduate of|>usty” novels together each sum Mrs. Steven Sauers, her son and, June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell) In addition to the of such 
; Grace Hospital of Nursing in De-|™er, using historical figures, They|daughter, Steven Douglas II and/W. Parry (nee Betsy Beddow) of terrible tragedies as Pad 
by Rowena... t. Dr. Diacosavvas was-grad-)nave been fabulously successful.| Kathleen Ann, of Omaha, Neb., are|Rock Creek drive, Birmingham. | Seetle Sparta, 1's set tos. soad 
ee ree rTe | wated-from-Holy-Cross College of But since _neither one’s mate} visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.| aa a the to take part in any 
$7>0 to $20 |Worchester, Mass, and North-(enows of the relationship they|nissen —. Gortner of Orchard| MF. and Mrs, Richard L Tem- |wureied Oo uit | western University Dental School.|5@ve been unable to use the mon |r ii. jad. | leton of Ogemaw road announce ae See SS ee ae 
HAIR CUTTING AND STYLING : | «(ey they earn; they merely keep) “During their three-week” stay| the birth of u yon, Richard Scott, en os ene eid 4 : | i i| : te ome te a hey wi Sauer’s| June 30 at St. J Mercy Hos- the 
Rowena’s Beauty Shop Mrs. Wilson | scaiovs”natoa, “a oi a made a ee ‘authorities. 
: _ 4831. Dixie Hwy. 1216 Baldwin . by disk jockey Joe Van), sudden- aternal grandparents . fo. 
; OwOR 3-354) FE 5-885 \Entertained ly and. unexpectedly appears on fant are Mrs. Elva Templeton of Tip on Cleaning 
~ ssaclian age scene. So does an income tax Siax avenue & Templeton . es 
; . investigator, aptly portrayed of ‘Orchard Lake road. Mr. and Wh Shoes : 
i on Birthday Richard Davies. The neath Mrs. A. W. O'Rourke of Toleds are) = es | 
: " : - tangle is funny, frustrating and the maternal grandparents. j 
| Mrs, D. R. Wilson of Oneida road|@Mtertaining. © ; |. 
| was entertained at a birthday ether member Moo: it Meets- 
ty Monday at the Watkins Lake| cast is Minnie do Oct whe 3 se Unit vi 
‘ home of Mr, and Mrs, E. G, Holl this week playe.o Blerary agent Women of the “Moose, 
Fl lenbacher. rN 2 pede Se os ear aaa Chapter 360, held Officer’s Chap- 
a: a oe Ce praagadt oe rh tan hh in eagle 
Among the guests attending the) 's catching: -Both players” Godfrey, past governor of the 
bare ie ee Loyal Order of the Moose, Lodge 
Eames, Mrs, Henry Panty Mr. ght “ual: the current Will-O- 182, Initiated into the group was 
and Mrs. Russell Bassett and Mr | \oY Production is a polished Mrs. Walter Shanahan. : 
4 | theater —_ the leading Suzann e a % be 
Others attending were Mr. and playhouses ‘iin the embed 23 at St. Joseph ME ey ay Or. ; arri€s . 
Mrs, Charles Hayner, Mr. and Mrs. | league. Ss | S: oo 
, — A Ray Taylor and: Mr. and Mrs.| “Janus” will run i* © *& Shirley M. became the _ —— a through July bride of W. Mattinson ~ Cie 3 Maitland Combs of Birmingham,|14. On July 15 the curtain will} A som, Bruce Vincent, was bora ooo i tus Cone 
: arenes ee ———— .___.|g0 up on “Bus Stop” by. William} June y 4-0-8. Sgt. and Dire, Reb ln tres predei =" : Lf Inge L. Hiller in — United Presbyterian of 
: 3 i Job’s Daughters |" = (See ee ee ees | 
Pick Committees DAV Auxilia ——— | ‘the daughter of Mr. and 
3 or Next Season |Meets to Install < tant sre Mr. and Mrs. Raymond|pisins, ‘The bridegroom's parents ne. Hiller of Avalon averme. Mr, ear satin Bethel Five International Order| New Officers Mrs. Charles Yanchulis of Frack-|Son of } —— 
of Job's Daughters, held a meeting - ville, Pa., ate the maternal grand-\""" Prospect 
Monday evening. Committees for| Members of Pontiac Memorial P@Tents. The bride wore 2 floor-length 
the following year were elected.|Chapter 101 Auxiliary of the Dis-| _ 7.7 * gown of ecmbroldered . English 
Barbara Kilian will head public-|abled American installed) Mr. and Mrs, William Treanor} organdy. Wer dress was fash- 
ity, with Janet Kneale assisting. officers at a recent meeting at|0! Berwick boulevard announce the| lened with = modified Sabrina 
Kneale will be in charge of Inn on Pine Lake,|birth of a daughter, Anne,| neckline, fitted basque waist and 
scrapbook committee, with Kay| Participating the program|June 17 at St. Joseph Mercy short sleeves. She wore gauntlets. 
Lee as cochairman, Also working| Were Mrs. Kenneth French, Mrs. | Pital. i A fingertip vell of pure silk 
on the committee will be Miss|4my Harp, Mrs. Ralph Elisworth, ‘Mrs. Frank Treanor-of Lansing) French Musion fell from « tiara. - 
Kilian, Linda Olds, Kiki Sekles,|and, from the State Department|! the paternal grandmother. She carried = cascode arrange 
Carolyn Mills and Doris Reed. of the DAV organization, Mrs, Vir-|ternal, grandparents the infant| ment of roses and carnations. 
, . ginia Saunders, Mis. Mary Bruno, |#re Me ane Serving as her sister's matron 
oo 1 5390 - 5400 =. tog tyvain, present de-| a ll . in — The bridesmaids were 
i | Ee 2. ae. - pe partment_commander. | on art M. . Herman Nelsen and Mrs. Burt 
E | iT . Dixie Highway, Bales: installed: by Mrs. —_ Bg a W. Taylor of Flint. = 
: : t Tyvella, were Mrs.| Obie, ' proud parents of 
lO S Waterford. ; Buei*>"tnesoee Mrs. 5 oth, Norcie Ramaed, born dene on a . te é 
ee ase OR 3-1225 |Mrs. Kenneth French, senior vice| %- Le. ne is hates kek ts ee ee saan a Sees EEE =; | commander: Mrs. Don Schu-|~ Paternal gratiiparents of the Ijin cheor accented be talfeta tial Gresacae at cee ot 
RENEW YOUR FURNIT j [macher, junior vice commander; |fant are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence wg wre Priccis boon ant Kerrie, a sdetiont of the bride. | 
_ Gallons (or More)‘of RENEW YOUR FURNITURE Sige ine aad Sage sien ahd tae. Woe de Oe ee ee Ley ne ee 
U sd LO] A He ag beedimegrernaray Re = 9, 0 seer ton: The flower girl was Pauletta Ann Mt onggon el be On ears 
[William Sawer-and Mrs. Viodral} 8 8 * * * Taylor, a niece of the bride. oi   A son, Dariiel* Witt, was. born Serving the bridegroom as best |   
  
HURRY—WHILE THESE SETS LAST Rockcote Exterior House: Paint i _ VO W. 
   
       
      
  
      
        
          
             
        
            
        
        
     
         
      
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Amazing Low Lustre Summer 1SALE | m_ . : 7 9: sa ; : i =) G . a i z o 
House Paint - Is the | 2 ‘ces 1000 (Ware ee | 
“Breather + type” finish lets . = 8 ] Potterns in Stock a ¢ 
wide sobhere. uncut e Bargain Season! lf 7 yh P Fc : nore blistering, peeling. : ee _™ | 
“Easy- ing’ formula cuts painting time... oe oye, = : . aS “on i. 
evén-in-35° weather. a8 You can choose from the larg- has \ 
cane new wood without lap marks . . ; one coat looks est selection’ of fabrics in. Ook- e 
ID like 2-coat job. Modern ““low-lustre” — land County plus expert. Hil ; f 
| / finish hides surfoce defects... covers’? a Te SOP os oo | ee 
I} brick, concrete, stucco, | asbestos// 68° workmanship from Elliott's mass 1 it 
shingles. | ~ an ‘aha Galles ter craftsmen. During the warmer iT pe ie 
"“Rockeote & Ponting Vaknish Paints’ J weathes, when it’s out-of-doors TR HS nouns ) oe 2 ee 1 goatee i time, have your living room fur- Fil Manomes a 
ye ants | avn 6 niture reupholstered. — / ; I Tues. Wed, Thurs, ae ‘= 
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Bible School at Christian Temple, Mixing and — ton Plains, Richard Baal of Judson street, Carol Hen- \.q: | oe 2 a | : 
molding the clay for puppets representing Bible derson of Seward street and Diana King of South 2 as the fa Pore a | ohn sons 
characters are (left to right), Butch Bertram of Dray- — Sanford street. : Pie ae | : iets 
    
      
          
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         at Dodgin’ Cupid's Shillelaghlor chilled "=". |_ yew pEAITY ENP YON “2 3] 
Ce ‘raicast=] NEW BEAUTY FOR YOUR FLOORS! a : go to the to ee 
nt ieee net Crozet tee sharp tongued and inde- | tien,” commented an old Irish Mrs. Allen Mixes ietorenaat. Aled Gas “be Ga , s ~. yea EVES Sew! vs [og 
ai sits’ would make gon believe they, pendent—"The bite of her tongue | priest who has to duble as | Foq With Vinegar, their own cars may drive te the os incl a . PS Ses Se He 
bed. Merws & regert em this unvevel would” shave the scales off a | matchmaker in hie ite rural : cemetery i they want to eal i- - 
aa ar golleen 1¢ long serpent,” as I heard one village | parish, with less than spectacular for Tangy Dressing : | 
by : take as many friends as their | 
years ego.) belle described. success. eS ee By 3 opal. | ears will sent. q 
g hye MULLIGAN | The mothers too insistent of their} es. ag ran er | ae a ee ae 1 
‘ewsfeatures \sons acquiring a good dowry along onan ae x ctors that ever salad. If you're planning it for the| “Dar Mrs, Post: Recently Jj 
WEXFORD, Ireland @— There with a good mate, or too domi- walked free on the face of this Fourth of July, try Mrs. Charles was invited out to dinner and) 
is a creeping social paralysis neering to allow another woman ” H. Allen's recipe, We think you'll when I arrived my host greeted) 
abroad ie this green and lovely|into the house. The ‘fathers too, like this different taste of the|me, my hostess being late getting) 
land that may be called, for want/reluctant to pass on the old home-) What do Irish bachelors them-| dressing. dressed. When my hostess apear-| 
of a more scientific explanation, stead or parcel of their land to a selves think of the. situation? Formerly a teacher at Wisneried she told me not to get vp. | 
middle aisle rickets. jmarried son. : | ove pees saree SS emes: Slee © new'e home-iPresiiy, 1 hedet Sasaled to, Bas 
affects able bodied males be-- MEN HAVE FAULTS, TOO you, mean maker with one small son. She/since she said that to me I wond-f 
fers them incapable of taking’ 4j *, antadh \garage worker. “It's just that I'm the Pontiac General Hospital Aux-greet a tardy hostess.” 
“Kind of decisive step nates, 2, entios. pore eg oo quite ready. There's time iliary and Pan Hellenic. This sum- 
mig Samaslly ead town © the lie “settic conviviality of the’ enough, you know. No need to jumpimer she is doing some tutoring.) Angwer: Yes, you should have 
a a ce anaes ee oe comes along and Music and cooking are her hobbies. risen to greet your hostess unless : ae iget off at the first station.” ; 
Mention of “eémpany keeping.” (raising a family ins land where’ jp ali adds up to the fact By Rg abl g 57 EE tlt encetesrmadlencen dM 
let alone marriage, ie usually famine has left its scars; and @t ine jrish have nothing at all) ¢ potatos marr r;iiriiisisttiliitit 
enough to send an Irishman seur- times too demanding of a wile,:sgninst marrying. Everyone you! % cup chopped green pepper a — 
vying otf to the farthest aysilable seeking as one irate ‘spinster Com™\meet is talking about. doing it] ("sists becom lees a | 
a ee plained, “A fine, fat truck horse) day, but they talk about it) js sup bacon drippings = School Offers ot 
Neatly 8 pe conta Ire! stmt not a wife at etl a : i specu | - - pt 
males are afflicted with this| All of — apt ye ay De = | 
strange maledy, making them the rain of Truth {00 tne vain the 1" teaspoen sugar = a} 
most prudent playboys” im-ailthe- ny Tt Ve Cook:—peet~-and—slice—pote forse ss . 
Western World—a nation of COP 1. 1, settle down. Fry bacon crisp, saving the drip m ry 7 
firmed and contented bachelors ° . | 
ee pings. Add bacon bits, green pep- ff 
without serious ip) “Other countries are just as per and onions to potatoes. Beat & ss 
modern civilization. | peor, just as religious and bave well and add to rest of dress @ a) egg add of A 
| an equally Greng tomily Gole ing ingredients, Pour over vege-|™ 4 ; 
: tables. me | 
This salad is deliciou serves a 18 E. Huron . FE 4-0566 @ 
’ ‘warm or cold. Serves six. Tit ie ist TTT) 
man’s politics and man's occupa-| 1” 
tions. You seldom find a married . : . 
farm, Women seldom play golf,’ 2s ol y s Ol “a a oe Ee 
attend the hunt, flick a trout rod safe 
or enter politics. : " 
They sit onthe opposite side of — OPTOMETRIST — : : | 
the church and, sometimes, on the rae 
: Now Located at : : 
opposite side of the dance hall.’ f “ 
Few schals. are coeducational 9513 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. BROADLOOM by Callaway wer tiga mia : 1 Block West of M-59 Al. ree a customers. si : 3 OF ae = 
In such a tweedy,: tobacco- OVER MAC’S DRUG STORE LOFTED CHROMSPUN' 
saturated atmosphere, untinged by res : 
atateas ioe 9b ramet Roc Hibbs oe ‘ane : | color-locked : fuse, the Irish bachelor theives | EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT The NEW Eastman od acetate 
Tren @hen the time for de | PHOne FE 2-2362 Closed Wednesday ]) TO LOOK BETTER, LONGER! ~ : 
cision arrive, he need net " = _ f 7 | 
sofled bis heal about ectecting af ‘ CHROMTWEED "is alse : 
mate. Quite often the family will | ) e c we SQ+YGs croitedie in rue sizes. : , cs 
ae a: take care of that, selecting the - Forecast: Here's a brand new concept in broadioom carpel- WN 
Poets, priests, sociologists, econ- » bride-to-be with one eye on her ; : ae ing to give greater beauty ond longer weer : 
omists, bankrupt marriage brokers) | Kuwewer<" | dowry and the other on her | HOT WE ATHER MON-SHEDDING (with ecsier core) thon you ever dreamed pousible 
- Sah 6 ale genetation of co | [Sar ssets are vipey volled in ace | Samy Reckeneent. = | 3 tren wien you vecwwe at this low pricel CHROMTWEED . , , now for the 
demned spinsters join in wonder) nn new sheer summer fabrick. There is a story told of one, GHROMTWEED there's first time , . . brings you all the unique advantages 
___ ing just what has happened af not-so-young bachelor Who com-| : Mitte or Ge shedding §—_oof CHROMSPUN color-locked yorn ine 5 
ao pe Oe P sel Chiffon this summer makes an plained to i as — Fn | sichinceethin-aiith ! } a | 
In a country where divorce i8| -noreal veil of flattery to the new mate selected for him. “You didn’t ] Aloment fibers can't nag easyer, fie te d ) 
- almost non-existent, sex crimes a foarte rough for-|tell me, dad,” he said, “‘that she te note didn carpeting that's extra durable/and so practicel. : 
exceedingly rare and the virtue of .1< Whether too thin or too/was lame.” | a pe. Colors codrdinate- with CHROMSPUN drapery ond 
purity scrupulously practiced, there plump it’s ‘smart to veil rather! ‘Sure now,” answered the father, = : ae upholstery fabrics. {8 4 
is a\ strong suspicion that some-|i.., reveal the less perfect spots|"you weren't planning on racing) : is 
body stole the wedding ring from) ¢ the figure. her, were you?" ; | Springy fibers bounce back. underthe, heeviest 
the belfry of every church from , SPOTS CLEAN traffic (and rough 'n ection) .., won't show 
Cork to Derry. ee a te EASILY track marks .. won't mots 
ick’ Kila eee ae toon ee - QUALITY Stubborn stains ore quick “shed ever! CHROMTWEE! 
4 a sd removed becouse the = ‘ wo ex ae tones must be seen 
—s oe onet ieneretien Woaopinc Puotos and ene eam ke mh : soliporedeled (there's nothing else like them!) - 
pos fe famine she now is taced PRE Ty WE RM gy nx me ccrem 5 soil deeply, shampoos "They're LOCKED JN the acetate thefore it is 
* 5 i : well = -** = | , . \ 
with the prospect. of surrendering CANDID and FORMAL UANTITY etuiiy pedis | = made into a yarn) which means they won't fede, 
what's left of her 3% million popu-| — 1 - . ‘ wash out or weer opt! ‘ 
lation to~this curious brand of} if ‘ ; | o Cg Deo T et : bie! 
racial guiciée. | ” bag a in Album it Choose from the stunning array of handsome tweed that coler-coordinate 
Various explanations have been] |§ Si, x : r with ¢ : . eS 
offered a | Mt tx Free Counseling i ney ee ag CHROWEPUN yar 
The ving is too harsh. The | | Pal xxv A Wedding Guest Book | is ene ous a 
° rents too high, The pay too low. | if sr Picture for Newspapers — Exclusive in the Pontiac Area ls Molis. ; 
The churches too strict. The girls | (RET sone $A Miniature Marriage sae — = 2 See eee oe. 
ae Clinic oni pe Certificate’ ~ Our Store Is Air Conditioned for Your Shopping Comfort!” . 
Moran Health PA Large “Just Moria” ve e. Ce a a ae 
MASSE et Tf it's @ Major Repair or « Cor ighing Job, « I FE-4-0516 
sw race htt Mae _ Hare's! bone Burne be Sommer at MOGH Lae COO], ei : : oe a ; ae : ! | Z S ce ’ . ‘i 1 : * 
         
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se FAVERS. ee 2 = ank Formed | FANCY, EAN” . oe 
zon Style TUNA 3 cans oneal VALULWAY ” . $499 99 
1 OOK] as f ee, COFFEE ...3 Ib. bag crn 
TABLE KING | 5 umbe 3 for 
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CHICKEN. .... = @ 5S 
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function ‘when ‘Cameron residents| John “David and t-year-old’ Cecil’ start rebuilding. His clinic will be|Joseph were saved because they) 
ready for'them. - visited their grandparents. in an) 
HAWAIIAN prea eae "PUNCH Bia There's south sea island magic of your 
grocer’s shelf today. A ready-made, 
real fruit punch witha taste treat 
from the tropics. A delicious, refresh- . 
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Ws PICNIC TIME AGAIN! ‘SAVE ON ALL YOUR HOLIDAY FooDS J AT. -LAKESIDE _—— CONSETT | | 
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39: | LOT || 2.79 - Special group of . Summer We must limit: one dozen 
Dresses. Sizes 3 to. 12. - on this bargain. i count 19° | — . [oouste stars * Package KRAFT ‘ | BOl LED 2.99 Girls’ | | 3.75 First Quality 
    
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tees Hygrade’s “12 ox. can és > > - _ MEN'S MEN'S SPORT ‘PLAY , 
. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities : p ABLY ’ 4TH of JULY CARLOAD SALE s Cie’ ES . SOx SUITS : COATS JEANS : ; 
mre Sea : © sddadpeenausnsnnasinpeenusadunda! wim Suits ¢ ‘ , 
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| Whole sweeT. GHERKINS £ “White Potatoes : rmunas | sers | sunt | JACKETS | Regular 986 bc MIXED PICKLES 1 CARLOAD FOR THIS EVENT) = SL | 3.88 | 2.88 [5.88 | 
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Gold Medal Flour. .... .5 Ib. bas. $s Sep, Ps Gaai, $1. ba 4% |e ab __ SAVE ON DOMESTICS AND LINENS 
Gold Medal Flour... .. 10 Ib. bag. ; or Brown a W te a’ “We ® and | 149 Plemp | First Quality | 2.99 Quality 
Beechisnt Baby Food, ae ee. 1 Ih. pkgs. 2 for 25¢ | m a er me ons - § 10-INCA | FEATHER | CURTAIN | BEACH 
Staladd....0c65. 6.0. ..6 Jars 55¢ —_Mario’s Stuffed Olives No. 10 D , ~ | PILLOWS | PANELS | TOWELS Bl Ribbon- eine .. Reuseable Jar .......-.... . ce is CARLOAD FOR THIS EVENT : = an: ; neon 
Th. Cartons ”-.......5 for 98 Terry Allen Bubble Bath—As- 5 | Ba: | 76+ | 1.88 
Crisco +. «3 Tb, cam Me ‘sorted 11 oz. pkg. 10¢ plus 1c tax. Cc a 199 Large | 399Twin | 199 24x36 s*eeev pee eee ere Bondware Paper Plates—White 9. x TABLE ON LOOP 
Maxwell House Inst. inch. 40 ef. pkg. ......:.... 49¢ E h a — : COMED nn nen see 2 o2. jar 5% ‘Desilinine Paper Cold Caps—9 ac " CLOTHS | SPREADS | RUGS _ 
Tide-Cheer-Dreft -. Lge. Phg. 2 for eo oz. Big 25 ct. pkg. .......... 27¢ a ache ae . $i 1 dw LSS. Bas 
Tide-Cheer-Dreft.... Giant Pkg. 73e - Promtsin Salad Mustard, Lge. | x WITH THIS coupon se ————— Pet Milk ........ Tall Cans 4 for. 59c n% ee gare Ore bse tes 2ic Jy Sica ieee. 
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Compare the early x-ray equipment in thie 1900 
print from the Bettmann Archive with the 
modern x-ray equipment used in today’s Blue Cross 
_participating hospitals, and you have an idea of how 
————— 
thank goodness 
times have changed. f 
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Te early x-ray machine... . medical marvel of its time... 
was a crude looking affair that was of little or no help to. doctors _ 
in délicate diagnosis. It was used primarily to confirm major 
, bone fractures and could detect little else. 
This, thank goodness, i is no longer true. 
Today’ 8 X-ray y machine i is a remarkably precise instrument... 
s sensitive it can reveal the smallest bone fracture . . . show 
    
    
deans in the early stages, when prompt treatment is so 
_Vitally important. 
Every new development in life-saving equipanink like the 
modern x-ray machine means better hospital care for all of us. 
Costly, precision equipment like this... . and the skilled hands 
it takes to operate it . . . quite naturally mean higher temple: 
bills, teo. 
But isn’t the.cost t of living worth it? 
If you are a member of Michigan Blue Cross (and half the 
people in Michigan |\are), then you need never: worry about 
increased hospital costs at the ‘time of your illness. Further- . 
2 ee more, as a member of companion Blue Shield, you are assured 
of generous payments. toward the cost of wanes and many 
services. 
MICHIGAN HOSPITAL SERVICE’ | MICHIGAN MEDICAL SERVICE 
. Blue Cross. Blue Shield, | 
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__{ot the mind created by whatever : ee 
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—Most people, at one due or 
a-worser in their lives, get skunked, 
bilked, film-flammed on a business 
deal. It makes them med as all 
get out.     
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Later they ustally can laugh a 
little and cry a little and drop the 
“dark, nasty niche 
  a rather bum: deal on a piece of 
alleged. * ‘Americana”—which just he visited, as a novice, gave ‘him| — 
  wasn't quite: 
Instead of barking back at his makes you think some circus midgets might have been in an acci- 
dent. Actually, it is one of a number of miniature vehicles that took 
pest St: 8 eaves alc sonnet fap salen Mew sehen aiedints, held 
in St. Peter's Sqance, Rome... - . : 
                     
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~lother ‘parts of New England” inte'te — tt. ee Fuay = dealer to this section of the villd Coote thug plank and tor ack “fogging; Mr. ‘Wells no doubt would like 
relegated. his first. ant 
    
    
      sides on a venerable: hand press. 
Titled, “A.Synies te to Tipplers." 
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"treats? Case in point: the bygone seals you still edie? 
. . With cartons and cartons of paper-wrapped surprises, so ae oe | Cae 7 a 
many good things to eat. -Why not recapture thefun in’°57? i(‘<a‘iéC — de . Me. 
Plana good old-fashioned hamper-heavy excursion. And, of — — % i oe oe 
course, you'll start by stocking-up at Wrigley’s. For there * ah : + 
you'll find all your favorite pienic foods . . . summer-won- 
dlerfall all the way, from scrumptious wrongs centers to 
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dow, low price. Another ia ob ae aimee aw pases amuelale aaadeais i 
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Mario Stuffed Olives .%=.2.°2:. 3° Welchade Grape Drink "=: 29° Southern Ster Cooked : - 5h. $ 99 SAVE ON—Guest Size WESTON’S Freth-Baked ‘Asst’ Cookies 
Boneless Canned Haws Con Mt. Whitney Ripe Olives 2x 49° George inn Gookies > QO "MAGIC-PAK” Keeps “Em Fresher. Get Six for the Price of Five! 
Dubuque Cooked _ Krun-Ghee Potato Chips oes 19° eg it Sermnene 2 a8 ay. 3 
Boneless Ciimapedd: Picnic ‘c ag pes hed 
Dubuque Cooked _ eo * 
Boneless Canned Ham ‘on 69; 
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| |THE _By | Carl Gruber "fyear,” be: told the Cownesl — 
~ Hollowed Cae Moth Pe 2 “Luck of Irish? Jou tye Fd Pushes His Car. ‘Yewish Miner: —“Jouly accept one term, 1 was pre. 
: i toe. very. ~ Golden Filled. \Ito Its Destruction INA Loses i in Draw Lah the new mayor every 
w—"My carl - | DUBLIN The luck of the| At thé new mayor's request, the — 
: psig x nyse et mel ie gees - [draw has cost Dublin's only Jew. | Council gave Briscoe a rising vote 
; mpeay host colina Pon T baled tp “lish ora mayor in history, of thanks for the good will he won 
| cial occasion dessert, it will nOt\other-inlaw to give me a push Briscoe, the job it won for him|for Ireland during his . recent 
Q “take too much of your.time, Thejwith her car. ~” ee — ee aT _* ‘basis is a sponge or angel food) “She agreed, and soon she was | Members of the Dublin City) © .*.:*. : 
; ‘cake mix, (You can use @ freshly|pushing me. Before long the rear | Couneil alloted last night to fill| Briscoe, director of several tex- 
: baked basie cake or one that isi@xle on my car broke. I told my ~|the top municipal post for the| tile firms, continues as @ member 
4 . mother-in-law to keep on pushing. coming year, Briscoe and inde-|of the Council. - 7 
: " tied with 21 votes each. Minister Eamon De Valera’s Fi- 
bh coe a ate se a hat and Carroll's came out|Denis Larkin in the Council vote 
ot ~ ; - “ : ~ = = = fitst. es “PS pA TIT ~ “a-ypear ago. ‘That-time-he won the. ee 
a tudents Dive I ito Bi ities es vegeta pope: Paley : = ae : leans’ s ng a wee! : : 
is ents née ig us ness. : = tour of the United States this) Tuberculosis deaths in the U 8 
— eo ore Suiee ae a year, took his defeat in stride. cient ie by about 70 per 
gg | have esac a very hectic cent since = 
fn ting Lunch_ Cou nter- Lau nc iche d = - 4 pod pecan halves oe same —" go = u a LS 
++ . Make and bake cake by pa e JACKSON w® — A unique busi-engine to propel it around to custo and ‘éverages to lake. fei iil :running lights. at. port star irecti Ww sharp} 
& cat out center ef cain let enainee, nw ee x3 ness “venture is. really being)tomers a fey ore a gra et ay OI deem New 
ing a 1-inch tim at the dutside and, 6 ordi ea boY|iaunchied by three: young college| 7% endure ee gackson teen. jon 14 barrels, edged by a three-foot(S0FT DRINKS, ETC. Fe 
A on oe chroeder said he thought the - <--| agers dohn-Arther, Bob- Henry canvas railing. It wifl have a} “We want to provide a Sati ait. »_ 
‘ ar ns eens . fecomotive. had room ‘to miss the! Jt’s a floating lynch founter,| and Mike Mitchell, = — “canopy in gray, iriterest for teenagers at the lake,”| , ae 
: peace —— —_- car and didn’t realize his mistake a ian : 12-by-x3 foot raft will carry and: yellow and Carries Ollie boys sajd. “We'll serve ready- ——- = 
Bceialt aaa bask: nt : Mee Oe tr made sandwiches from a res-|_ i a 
, quickly swirl |, er : 7 = taurant, soft drinks, and ee 
Sincappie ino slignty settee’ (Man, 73, Plans to Hike Security forYou er ee PERFECT FOR PleNics ice cream. Do not blend com- | Across United States . Setting up their nautical shop | ere pletely, but rather sort of-streak- | 4 hasn't been too easy, the boys ad- 
ea Wa e wmowarn ou. = VISIONS Of Summer ead fo Payments "2 : pecans, - A By “man has reached| ° SN Sal ee uaa 
Spoon into cake, heaping it in|here by foot from San Diego on to look after.” = 
center. Top with pecan halves.|® penisoted hike cross the Uniti By RAY exRY So told the Social Security ts. But, the| ‘Fer example, they tind to buy |. 
pelo a — Be —. Patrick P. Thienes, a retired h Writer representative she'd wait. ae of the sp gs case 
ted knife. Makes about 12 serv- railroadman, said he'll follow mocinted Press Then she spotted an air condi- + peng igre aa average 
va Route 66 to Tulsa, and hopes to| ‘Thoughts of air conditioning dur-|tioner int the office. w d taking ines. reach New York: by Sept. 5. ing ‘a. Missouri winter ac dat ~ * * her payments before she reaches 
: He-declared he can-average 42'7& ® : + —“How much did-you- pay for + ‘Battalo herds in the vu. ‘s, to miles a day and: “I'm good for) 4S rare as bulls‘ in Brooklyn. that?” she asked, (Questions ‘op Social Security ;. 
taled 60 miillion head before ‘the|plenty more walking miles." He} But, last January in St. Joseph,| ,, About $200.” ‘was the = problems may be addressed to 
coming. of the white man andileft San Diego,” his home, Satur-'Mo., an air conditioner prompted eae aa in at ae Security,” in care of The 
civilization. day. a 64-year-old wontan to make @ de-) Ot nerd # . ated Pontiac Questions will be 
cision about her Social Security| 6 representative to figure answered by mail from the Pon- payments gence how much money she'd have by | tiac office of the Social Security 
= a es i Sune if she ‘accepted her pay- tion, There is no 
The woman had me ments now. It turned out. to bs- “charge tor this service.) ~ | ; 
= naaagpene <4 She Sina pens : : u ~ [protects the premises from litter. 
at she would ba 6 im ene and The woman changed her mind.'Nuclegr Plant Insurance | small power unit provides elec- ia ‘that she would be drawing pay- |d¢cided to take her payments now tricity for two iceboxes and a soft 
mente besed on her husband's and buy an air conditioner in June. Bill Passed by House {drink cooler. — 
Social Security record. He was * *e * WASHINGTON # — nt! _, 2Be boys figure they've invested 
already getting monthly pay- | Perhaps, this is an unusual way, Government about $500 so far in their “Raft-A- 
ments. do maleo a decision shout Socialis, Sm. Sere Comege 
            
   
   
   
  
    
  
      
      
  
  
        
  
  
  
  
    
   
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provided in a bill passed by the fh, 
ment. i up to 500 wriltion | 
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their plants. : 
California produces more turkeys 
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Teria.” It will patrol the lake on 
weekends and the trio hopes to 
in full operation in time for 
‘the Fourth of July holiday. 
“We hepe to make some 
perience will be valuable.” 
Henry is majoring ‘in hotel 
Scientists have found 150: differ- 
ent chemicals in the orange and   
    eee believe there are at least 100     Whether you use the Butterfield 
5 minute Potato Salad recipe - 
printed on the label or prefer 
3 your own, you'll save up to 20 
minutes, in the by using 
Butterfigid DICED. Potatoes. 
These freshly canned potatoes 
come peeled, cooked and diced, - 
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Bedmed, “My wife’s even smarter than me. 
a8 5 Thanks to to her, | partake   
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‘make it Instant Chase & Sanborn, 
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QUESTION: What great: artist painiea a famnouepletury ying toa? 
‘i * * ’ : ANSWER: the artistinea Mishesiedeahe eke secs'tees in ios oa ‘grew up in Florence, Italy, the great art center of his time. . By the time he was 20 years.old, he ‘was known for his paintings jin many of the churches of Florence. He carved the statues of David jand Moses that became very famous. in later years; he drew the plans) for the huge dome of St. Peters in Rome. | One of his greatest, most amazing works was a painting of the |story of the creation on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. To paint it he jhad to lay on-his Back on a scaffold high above the floor, and work lat top speed for four anda half y€ars. He was often cold, ill and hun- igry. but he finished the. work that covers over 5,000 square feet, and | Still ranks as one of the world’s great art masterpieces. “SHANK PORTION 
: kk * FOR YOU TO DO: Would you like to learn how the great artists 3 ‘ , [first learned to master their colors? They mixed their own from vari- gat Ok ~ jous materials. Mix two of yours together to form another color. Red =< ie 
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| american WEY Consider Food Cost E ood Bill Co ; ee i 
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3 , _ faRdn oWensicery” | SKinless Franks . ... m 4X Ss actual dollars and cents, food : 
costs more than it did before World| How can you make the giocery) . 
War II, but when you measure bill smaller? It takes a bit of 
coats in terms of-an hour's labor, “ing.” These are suggestions prices are not so high, from the MSU Marketing Informa-' 
* we * tion Agent, Mrs. Josephine Lawyer 
Government economists gave a x Me 8 
committee of Congress some fig- F00ds in season are usually your | 
fires on how much food an hour's best bet for bargains. Top quality) 
factory wages would buy at today’s beef, veal and poultry are summer| 
prices compared to -1939, back in Meat offerings with -more pork in 
falj and winter,   Sparks-Griffin FUNERAL HOME 
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       Be jthe “good old days.” ; 
, - ‘| Here are some of the things ey Ri fe | “SUPER-RIGHT” ther: reported: - Fresh fruits and vegetables. are. som il s 2 TO 3-LB. SIZE LB. Cc i d ie Not the Seasonal problem they once | , Se 8 = St a 
wills your ‘In 1939, the average me | were. Frozen foods keep them in| pay for a factory worker would | oo. .on° all year “round: In tact. |   _ buy eight loaves of bread; Se frozen foods are’ sometimes less} 
4g ectrensy spay, buys 11 loaves. In expensive than fresh during the| a 
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children starve: RED RIPE, GEORGIA GROWN _ Tr   
    
  — ~ pre-war days, an hour's pay : 
ml would buy 1.8 pounds of _ steak; j of Sie 
Sat Ta Tors of 7600, 0f couree:~—wount education for-aikthe bogs = awd bay 1-8 pounds Of a8 4 * * * 
      But will they be denied the and girls who should have it. A poor- growing, season in one * x. mental and svirieel nourish- 
ment. of a good college educa- | 
tion? 
This is a real danger, faced 
by you, your family and the 
nation, The pressure of college 
applications is mounting fast. * 
It will denble by 1967. And 
though our colleges and univer- 
sities are trying valiantly to 
meet ‘the challenge, they need - or universities o 
   A free America needs edu- 
cated people, ge the colleges 
your choice 
—now! The returns will be g 
greater than you think, 
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if you wont to know whot the col- 
lege crisis means to you, write for 
a free booklet to: HIGHER EDUCA- 
     » | part of the country affects eo | 
price of fresh produce every: 
where. It always pays to com 
“pare while you shop and. favck | 
food ads before you shop, 
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Another rule that may go astray | 
‘is that bigger packages mean big-| 
fer savings. is is true. most of That same hourly wage 17 years: 
jago would. bay a little over 10) 
quarts of milk; today it buys 16 
quarts. It used to buy two pounds: 
of bacon or two dozen eggs. Today’ 
it buys three-and-a-half pounds of 
bacon or three-and-a-third dozen 
eggs. * * * 
  WAT -RMELONS ;- eco TION, Box 36, Times Squere Sta- your: increase. Bass 
Hi _____Yaise faculty salaries, assure a tion, New York 36, New York. ~ -Name-any-important—feed.and,the racer don't. _sake, Sipr| __pELICIOUS | er ches 
Pcblished as a public service by The Pont ac Pres@ in cooperation an hour of today’s wages will buy ‘grarited. weights and prices ve D REFRESHING Br Oe 
with ~The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising from one-fifth to one-half. more/before deciding to, buy one big| N 
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  . JOE SUNGLETON. 
CAMP McCOY, Wis. — Pontiac and the ont of the. 
United States can be proud of divisions like the 70th 
ne Infantry Division, ‘which includes: Pontiac's: #000d- tank 
; battalion. | 
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This U.S. Army reserve division, which moved en mass 
reviewing the troops. 
“ x * “to this training area last week for two weeks of field 
training, gave an impressive demonstration of its power 
last Saturday morning in a giant parade with Gen. C. E. 
Dougherty, commanding general of the 70th division, 
eS 
Pontiac's 703rd tank battalion added zest to the 
parade with its usual fine cone Se of tank maneu- 
vering. 
ot oe 
70th sts i ee ee hee 
To top off the two weeks of training here, ‘the entire 
of the Fifth Army, 
simulated “attack” during an overnight bivouac, with   
the 703rd lending -_ wepert to the operation. 
During this. sealant i y the two-week train- 
= a 
¥ — 
  * ‘will stage a 
TANKS IN FIRING LINE — 
firing range to practice use of 
ing parted, each battalion hast to ag into practice all crews of the 703rd Tank Battalion, af Pyatiac, manning the wenp- 
- BOMUNTNON SUPPLY—Get.1.0. Leo Nicol” ‘and Pie. Wetactk Deneweth:. 3 Pelseiien S.. 
son, 2175 Lotus Dr., Waterford, assists the loading Mt. Glemens handing up the ammo. Each tank 
30-caliber machine gun ammunition ‘with Pvt. 
~ Caaritg J. Gabtion, 5X Reeniaey, TAO, has machine guns mounted for aktnace — 
  
      ig eae Sra ae ager et ee 
CREW READY — Prepared for action in a tank maneuver are 
Pfc. Robert Anderson, 722 N. Long Lake Rd., Lake Orion; Pvt. 
Hille*Rd., Bloomfield Hills; Pfc. 
Pontiac; and M.Sgt. Dale Morse; ~ Curtis Webb, 305 Cedardale, Pontiac; Lt. Jot Brink, 3826 Vaitey~ 
Ray Thompson, 28 Portage St., 
5208 Drayton Rd., Carkston. i, Ee Ce 
the 30-caliber machine gun, with 
b 
Crews Man 16-Ton Tanks   
ons. The members of the tattalion are in the second week of their 
training trip to Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, where they are training 
as part.of the 70th Infantry Division. 
Like the One in Pontiac 
While on the two-week maneuver, the 703rd is utiliz- 
ing M-47 tanks similar to the tank it uses for training “7 
purposes in Pontiac. 
* * 
The 16-ton vehicle is equipped with a 90-millimeter 
cannon, a .50 caliber machine gun for air defense and * z 
two .30 caliber machine guns for ground fire. 
NO LOCAL RANGE 
The Pontiac reservists don’t get to fire. the guns ex- 
cept in Wisconsin, due to the lack of a local range big 
enough to accommodate the cannon, with a two-mile 
range. 
* 
Tests and contests in the firing of both tank weapons 
and small arms are held during the two-week exercise. & 
-~ * 
Pie. William- B. Tallman, —438-   
  
18700 Autumn Lane, Birmingham, COMMANDERS TAKE A EBOOK — Lt. Col. Lloyd A. Gabler, 
(middle) climbs into a tank with 
Maj. Gen. C. E. Dougherty, commanding general of the 70th Infantry 
--Pivision--Col,—-Gabler.is_-battalioncommander_of the .702rd_Tank. 
Battalion of Pontiac. The-enlisted-man-is Roosevelt Blackmon, of. Blackmon, 381-Ditmar, and Pfq, Warren E- es 11055 River Rd., 
- 381 Ditmar, Pontiac,   
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  REPAIR JOB — Each crew member of a {ank is supposed to be 
able to make-minor repairs on the-vehicle, just.as PEC. Roosevelt ~ 
Utica, are. doing here. ~ sometime roanecad egies. 
    
   that it has learned diate the weekly classes back ‘ine, 
plus the’ training haf ius the summer field 
training exercises. 
This will ‘be as close to the “real thing” as the ‘division : 
_will come short of actual combat. 
_ Every man in the outfit looks forward to this demon-- 
‘stration of. - 
_ Walled Lake t Tesident and company : commander x Sk cla 
company, puts it this way: 
“This mass demonstration gives each 1 man a whiks 
picture of alf the units working together as a team 
ghd it shows every soldier why it is so important to. 
/ practice over and over on one phase of training, for 
/ one mistake on the part of a man might someday 
_ mean life or death, victory or defeat.” am 
. te Te : 
“The ‘eae will return ‘from the fields "Thursday 
afternoon and will make ready to clean nd store the 
“equipment Friday in cute cas from camp Satur- 
day afternoon. —— 
  
* 
Members of the nosra oe apace back in Ponte 
& 
WEAPONS: CHECK ~ Supply pevoitinat in- Lake Orion; W.0.2 Harold ~J. Stepka, assistant 
spect carbine rifles*before handing them gut; at. 
Camp McCoy. The ‘area mén (left to right) are | Battalion supply officer; Capt. Ernest B. Thorn- 
ton, 37 Madison, Clawson; and Pic. _Thomas 
Matiey, IS4T Dawson Rd., Mitford. — 
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  E. Jackson St., 
  Seager 
    ROUTINE CHECK — Two tankmen check an all-important tread | 
during maneuvers at Camp McCoy: SFC -Leo-Nicholson; of 415 Lotus 
Dr:; Waterford, ‘Getty is the tank “commander and PFC Vernon Rus : 
sell, of 4990 Ross Dr. .» Pontiac, is the driver.   
_ Pennsylvani Dutch Welcome World. Tells of Slaying Spouse, He ‘Cross - Examines’ Kremlin 
Sawing Man in Sections | _— | :—-_ s.     
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KUTZTOWN, Pa, (NEA) 
‘"Koom—essa’’ is the. traditional: wooden spoons. for stirring. 
SATISFY APPETITES mealtime call in the Pennsylvania, + snd kettles by women using long 
jones : will be on exhibit. 
Some 5@ craftsmen tactading i 
many old-timers. will demon- | 
Duteh country and it.means-moun-| . Visitorswill-.also_be able to, 
tains of delicious foods are ready 
and waiting. 
For the eighth consecutive year, 
the Pennsylvania Dutch will wel- 
come the whole world to dine 
with them at their folk festival — 
at the Kutztown fairgrounds from 
Wednesday through Sunday. Kutz- 
town is halfway between Reading 
and ‘Allentown on U.S. 222. 
“TASTY DISHES 
generations will be 
farm women as well as church 
and grange folks. 
"Last year some 50,000 per- 
sons from all parts of the nation 
Veer 11 foreign lands 
(their ‘appetites “at the .fair- 
/ grounds, An even greater num- 
ber) are expected to converge 
on the talrgrounds/ Gila year. 
‘Sach. use Pennsylfawnisché’ r 
Dietch foods as gawrdawaigle, 
hubba beer, balsam tea, puppli, 
oler and balle kase will be oie 
plentiful _ ny. Aveo 
will be made in satisfy their appetites on schnit 
un gnepp, butt boi, snavely sticks, 
rivvel soup, 
schmear kase, 
“and for the first time visitors 
will be able to thke home such — 
treats as homemade kannebrote | 
(bread); ponver-cotnae: Apetfer | 
grauts); ee eggs, (rote « 
reva ‘oler); fresh sausage and 
many other delicious items 
vane by Titus Sensenig and his 
wife, along with other “Pisin” 
Soe ot pry Lancaster 
Among. the ts at the 
festival will be a bro pag- 
eant 
farm: life. It ‘yg i 
July 4, 6 and 7. /A two-day semi- 
nar/on all phases of the region's 
folklore will be, held July 3 and 5. 
SNAKE FENCES 
: Persons: interested in iui 
  en 
tls & = Bee ee Se ee shoo-fly . pie and)    t 
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raignment ° Tenn. (INS) — Ar-| 
proceedings will be ‘   
he was dead. ff there had been | 
Many ancient Jarm ienplemments held in Memphis City court today life, I would have called a doc- 
be a coppersmith, blacksmith, 
wheelwright, potter, 
glassblower and even & “hex” 
| sign painter. 
| A “ealico corner’ will be set up 
so housewives will be able to 
purchase yarns from more than 
a score of patterns traditional to 
the Pennsylvania Dutch. ; 
A large section of the ‘festival 
will be devoted to antiques,. in- 
cluding heirlooms which have de- 
scended.in families since the origi- 
nal Pemsylvania Dutch immi-' 
arrived from Germany in| 
the 17th Century; and to the work 
ot modefn .local artisans in the 
Duteh|decoraitve arts. | 
One of the features of the tes- 
tival will be evening jigging and 
hoetlowning contests to -select 
champion square-dancing teams ‘bed   
  ot - the - Pe wes hee pan 
. “decorative motif hihi wil 
o\be prominently displayed is the 
el Boone 4 Distelfink, a! 
    ¥ , ee | 
; See es Take ee 1 Se ee Se ee ee ae” ee ae Ge ee 7 weav er: 
of mie, I guess, 
  ifor a 28-year-old woman who con- | 
fessed_she-smashed_her husband's! 
ihead with a claw hammer: and| 
creek. tor. But I saw it was useless.” 
| Mrs. Spout said she placed an) 
ithen sawed the body into three ade-|” oll cloth under the body and Baad 
tions which were dumped in a ‘out the hacksaw. She related: 
“I'm sure he was dead when 1 any way on earth to save his « 
5 ens. Seve _ CLEVELAND _ ~ (NEA) — Dick; 
lana a wands en “tough 
| witness On the stand in a big 
‘case.’ g 
Dick's been ‘questioning Mos- 
jcow radio on the Poy ws thoughts 
ofthe ‘Russian ‘and —intentiors— 
\people. He has no intention of 
letting them “step down.”’ { 
Actually, 2 practical ‘he led 
to the 18-year-old high school 
Mrs. Mary, Imogene Spout. a started to saw him because he) seniors quizzing fhe Kremlin. A 
‘Memphis. factory: worker, admitted made no mov ements. 
last night to the June 20 ‘murder pletely numb at the time, like al bind it all, Dick disclosed. a of her husband, Floyd,’ 35, and 
gave a detailed statement of the 
night of horror. 
“Sawing him way the niost’ 
terrible experience, any: human 
being ever went through,” she 
said. 
Police said Mrs. Spout blamed 
her husband's sno and argu- 
ments over finances the mur- 
der and she asserted that had she 
not ‘him that night, he would 
have’ killed her. 
Police quoted her as saying she 
‘had argued witlr her husband the 
night She aaded tine Beers goin fe 
te ‘him, ie a tittle after. 
and we. started arguing 
— j We were in the hall and 
'I hit him in the head with a claw 
hammer. sak RENE, Oe tee beet _I was com-| 
dead person myself." 
SECTIONED BODY 
Mrs. Spout, whése factory job 
it was to package sanitary paper 
napkins, told of sawing the body 
into three sections, the head, the 
“The bundies were way 
she said, “and it was hard for 
me to do. it will be hard én s 3 
  “1 examined him and decided | friend, Bruce Straits, was be- 
-Posing as Dick, Bruce w rote 
| Radio Moscow and ‘said he was, 
an. avid listener. That was in 
July, 1956, Dick received a reply 
last January, 
. * * * 
As an obvious part of a form,) 
the reply asked begmreg Dick- had 
any questions. He 
ae coped «to 30 ee | 
‘airmailed them FI 
  ats 
=—}that.!*- 
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a 
7 Dick, * gave his a ddress and’ er the USSR plans greater partion 
tainched-into-the lipation in world trade (the | Dick “hasn't been particularly karory oe impressed by the answers, oi & 
“ » Dick is busy compiling more < . “Most of it was propaganda, 4 he said. “However, they did | Testons, and: bo: has. whet -ap- : : be | Pears.to be the perfect contrast — 
stnee-gomotioes.”” in-batkground with which to = ~~ 
Dick likens Moscow radio's posi-| stand “P to Moscow and fire - | 
tion to that of a dJawyer... _| away, : 
1. “After all,"" he. said "they’re, ee +-—¥ 
like a lawyer doing what he can) _— 
to present a case for his. He lives in a comfortable two- ! 
client. You can't blame them for story home in a better-than-aver- 
_ ‘ jage Section of Cleveland. His 
= = * ‘father, a salesman of dictating 
Typical questions Dick asked machines, is firmly “Republican, 
‘include what ordinary Russians also the party of Dick’s choice. | 
think of President Eisenhower|The rest of his family includes his 
(they “respect him’); and wheth-\mother and 14-year-old brother.   
       
    
   
    
    
    
      
   
            
  
    
      
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A Birmingham real estate agent's 
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: Assisant Prosecutor 
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ore tule ae ees ae See eee his pr vate aS 
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as $10,000” from a sumber of 
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Elston; arraigned in Circuit Court 
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  steady, Sarah had stepped out of 
ime. re 
fallen that day weeks ago. * 
don’t know I’m gonna keep my 
| word; but if you're smart you'll 
take a chance I will.” : 
|. He started to turn his head n 5 
He's here to murder us. He said said quickly: “‘Gene, if I have to 
f before morn-|beg for my life, I will.” z 
walt that long) “Getting down -on your knees 
ain't gonna do you no good,” he 
- isaid. “I'm done waitin’. Where is 
it?”* 
Sarah was at the desk pulling 
<a the top drawer open. I said: ‘In 
Fs the couch. Sarah ripped a seam 
obeyed him, ‘‘Kathy’s all open — ” 
.” L said as calmly as I could. 
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Dillingham’s horse “and = recreation should be induiged with great 
Ba pos Boe pot care, Tragedy to a father or mother is 
Suiona’ anes money, I also tragedy to their children. 
sec ‘ey ta. Be if eet DS Naver wink sone Give time far-supete= GP eee 
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-“Me'n Turner got a gun over there you're tryin’ 
<i cowsito get your hands on, you're a/ 
‘4\this summer.” He motioned .me goner.” 
I didn't want to go to the. 
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| WASHINGTON  — Sen: Ken- 
mare “ciel 
Porty-eight ‘minutes: hater = at. 
brief, flick- 
bbe United Nations” affairs, said the 
    
land Island. 
ae unable 
‘Sen. ‘Soy Blosts| 
‘French -Empire Myth,’ 
U.S. Support of 4t 
  taday to put pressure on the Eis“ Sin Fw 
‘ toward political independence for | ering, 
Algeria. 8 
Parr sasga chairman of a Semate’ 
‘oreign Relations subcommittee 
United States must abandon what 
he called its “head-in-the-sands” 
policy and “the myth of a French 
empire:”* 
* 2-4 
“The problem is to save the = ie ing hr overwater hop 
from. Lae, New Guinea, to How- 
tie Heat taticallon af ileal sereisiip,” ~ 
radio message at 7:42 a. m. July . 
“12, 1937, “Said: 
“We must be on you but cannot 
to ‘Peach you by radio.” -_—e—* g 
The Coast Guard cutter Itasca, 
stationed near. the island, tried - 
‘frantically to ‘bring, Miss Earhart's 
twin engine plane‘to a safe land- 
ing. It broadcast directions, but 
at 7:58 a. pi. came this message 
m. — came a 
tinal radio signal. 
* *. * 
“There followed one of history's 
greatest sea-searches-in- the vicin-} 
ity of Howland Island, 1,660 nauti- 
‘eal’ miles southwest 
| Hawaiian Islands. _ Se ee 
The search involved more thay) 
3,000. men, 10 ships, 100 American 
planes and many Japanese navy 
aircraft. It cost the American gov- of * iat that time. 3 Ps 
but cannot 
the and told Superior Co 
  ; Méhr, 42, wouldn't accept emotional respon-|bake in about half an hour,   
He dt seal hot oven, comer 
  
  
alter only 10 hours instruction, and two years later went up to 14,009 
feet, an altitude record for ser a 
Ten years later the wort's hort 
-Thée first woman--to—cross the 
Atlantic: by plane became a new 
’ She “soibed the? Atlantic Ii 1922.) 7 bee 
and on Jan. 11, 1935, flew_from 
Hawaii to Oakland alone in. 13 
hours and 16 minutes. 
* * : 
“That landing is: something I'll 
never forget,” she told-a dinner) — 
‘in her honor. “It is in the diary of |. 
my heart. It has made Oakland my| 
favorite airport and one of mys 
favorite cities.” - = = 
She and Noonan took off quietly! 1m from Oakland on May 20, 1937, on 
their world flight, going .first to 
Miami. They made history; trav- 
eling 22,000 miles before they 
reached New Guinea June 29. 
The global flight was to have 
ended in Oakland where her hus- 
band, publisher George Palmer ee   | Ge te wt : | ‘festive gatherings of famous OLD CROW AT AN OLD TIME BAREROUR | 
as for many years...it was a favorite of men like 
a0 Fenbodaneretanatent fee i S 
    
Putnam, awaited her. 
Also waiting anxiously were her 
mother, Mrs. Amy Otis Earhart, 
who said she wanted to be present 
“when my child comes home,” aad     
Enjoy a Traditional Favorite ~ en had roomed with the Califor-) French nation as well as free 
niens. Africa,” he said. ae — aheo more_than & million dol- vo — bride « of only three 0 The Hol 
+. ” as In a speech prepa: for the mont! ary. ¥ CC MO? n os 
The illness produces a. ——f Senate. Kennedy voiced a sweep-| No trace of the fliers or — + ¢ « iday ‘@) “oO OLD CROW paper hacer 
throat, backache and fever, 
Dr. Tom Chin of the U. S. Pub- 
lie Health Service's communica- 
~ ble disease center. at Kansas City) 
said the illness * ‘is not serious, # 
runs about two days.” 
Assembly officials said parents 
of all those taken ill were to be, 
* * 
sylvania, Kentucky, 
and Kansas left-here yesterday. 
. All of the early diagnosed cases 
officials have recovered, said. 
Hoping to Save Life. 
of Toscanini’s Kin - 
  SAN REMO, Maly @ — Sonia) _ * 
Hospital] attendants 
was still unconscious, 
- ghe can be saved.” 
         pianist —Viadimir— 
Wanda Toscanini, fractured 
—gkult “Sunday —“night—when— 
was riding. 
* & & : 
Miss Horowitz is visiting rel- 
*~ atives In San Remo. Her mother 
was reported trying to get plane 
passage from New York. 
  - City Resident’ Arrested 
"~on Desertion Charge 
Charles W. Brown, special agen 
_in charge of the Detroit FBI of- 
d arrested 
ciples at 231 Osmun St.; Pontiac, 
charged with being a deserter 
from the Army. 
Kipter, who was using the name 
Fred Stevens, deserted the Army) 
at Fort Hood, Texas, on Jan. 24, 
1955, Brown said. 
Since his desertion he has been 
in Pensacola, Fla., Bay ‘City and 
Flint. 
“He is married and has-# child. 
He will be turned over to military 
authorities, Brown said. 
  
It requires 40 materials and 125 
processes to make an average lead pencil, yellow colors still preferred, Buses destined for Ohio, Penn-| to 
Tennessee 
said she 
but they) 
quoted one of ber doctors as say 
ing, “At least now there is hope 
The 22-year-old girl, daughter of 
-Horewitz and, 
her’ ie ee encouragement _and 
érashed into a light pole after ‘the moraliz ne s 
ing control of a motor qeteter she 
. its Time'for Divorce, in Algeria and United States sup- 
port of them. 
+ * * 
He cients sesotution calling 
on the Senate and House to au- 
thorize President Eisenhower and 
Secretary of State Dulles to act 
promptly to: 
L Apply United ‘States influence! 
to “achieve a solution.which will 
recognize the independent efforts 
  ing indictment of French policies ever was found. 
* * * 
“I just fly because I want too,” Earhart and Noonan, perhaps be- 
_\Miss Earhart often—said—in a oe eet 
to prove planes could fl 
sayuhere, and women ‘could oliet 
at. Los. Angeles in,1918,..when-she and. her navigator-were still alive.|-—- There were rumors that the 
\Japanese had. imprisoned Miss 
y fortifications. 
These stories persisted for many 
years — perhaps because people) 
wanted to believe Miss Earhart 
    
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ality of Algeria, and establish the’ 
basis for a settlement interde- | 
pendent with France and the | 
neighboring nations.” 
2. Undertake to a this inifla | 
ence either through the -North 
Atlantic Treaty Organization or 
through the “good offices” of the 
Prime Minister of Tunisia and the | 
Sultan of Morocco, i 
* * ; 
3. “Support an Page nog ef. 
fort to derive 7 the 
basis for an orderly achievement’ 
of independence” when the United 
Nations General Assembly, meets 
in the fall,-if earlier effort? fail to et “substantial progress” by 
nA. 
Kennedy said Algeria “is no) 
longer a problem for the she gr 
alone — nor will it ever be again." | 
"He said the United Raton posi. 
tion on Algeria hast 
an obvious desire “not. to become | 
ee 
“We have thus deceived 
selves into believing that 
  so North Goes South 
“EL PASO. Tex. @ — Actress 
Sheree North has filed-for-a-di-: 
vorce from screen writer Bud! 
Freeman, 
The suit, filed yesterday in Civil) 
‘Court at Juarez, Mexico, charged | 
\incompatibility and mental cruel: 
ity. In Hollywood, Miss North's 
|attorney said the Freemans have 
signed a property settlement, and , 
that Freeman isn't expected to s) 
contest the divorce. i 
>Miss-Northand..Freeman._were @. 
married Feb. 20, 1955, and sep- 
arated last March, They do not | 
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a, 54 DAYS IN WILDERNESS — Air Force Lt. David Steeves, BZ, 
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
       
             
     
            
     
       
  
  
  
     
      
    
    Games and entertainment are — ys Sierrat io Callforsia, enjoys a meal at Sequola-Kings National 
— > oer cern yok boon MISS UTICA CONTEST FINALISTS —Oné of Thursday morning and be crowned by Gov. G. Flancion for Like AFB. Ariz,| Park. He parachuted trom his jet trainer plane on May 9.’ He at the westera city Himits of tien. these three pretty Utica misses will reign over Mennen Williams. The three are (left to right) en route to his home base at he 
, will the Utica Lions’ Iith annual Fourth of July cele- _ Bette Zale, Charlotte Haupt and Carol Parrott. .,|Craig AFB, Selma, Ala. | —— Ee ee Sve the UUest _-bralion.. Contest .winner. will -be named-at. 930- EXPLODED IN Am "| was cold with it, I was cold the, the prayers that went Satta 
Carl Burandt is general chair- Ba : happéned to the T33 jet trainer|*#id. “It's a miracle I didn’t get oo ee 7 
man of the day's activities. Chair Mayflower Crew Area Church Detroit-Chicago En ae a : ; P ee rT. , : exploded,” DID<IMPOSSIBLE’ : 
straight year is Harry Magahay.Gets Traditional \Highway-_Offers— mother over the telephone. | Steves. said be crawled, _hob- talking to his wife and ; and slid about 12 miles in his 14monthold , Lisa, 
, Seek 10 Avoid —* ° a 130 Years Old Outdoor Gallery om —" ee ~ aap hes until he found a ranger’s| Steves reported to the Air Force, emergency which sent a car from Castle Air 
viiiers and bis caer oa Baye Logg A” ~~ He landed at the 11,000-foot Simpant Meadows. fie crossed n/Force Base to bring bim_in for 
: : the Mayflower Il sail up Broad.| Slate Summer Near ‘motorists say aay along 08.12 (Detroit, aller Hoffa allegedly} S¥6l- where there was still mach 111 sop toot pass -tegarded as al-\® Physical checkup. 
Partisan Bias |way today for the city's traditional! gnd- Guest Speakers. main highway-between Detroit and made the arrangement to pay most impassable and then de- : ticker-tape greeting ; . Chicago Cheasty a total of $18,000 to be an| “I banged up both my anklesiscended to the 6,000-foat level. N Officers . : : = w the tiny replica of} in Rochester = neg se ager a Pgs eng He said he had nothing to eat 4¥ AINE i iti ther ill her ’ ‘ } couldn't. move. Then “but I had ; ; 
: fr OUP leaner to ake on haieiors OCHIRSTEA:— ‘The. ipummer| tide of feo kecs wee te nae was able to crawl.” He had, his or aie echo for New Heights 
Si, a Swarms of visitors are expectediservices at thé First Congrega-Ola Killefer, secretary of Citormm, und wrapped tim.| He said be didn't bave « survivi Civic Council. in State Tax Research |to plunk down a fee for a chance/tionay Church mark the 130th an-|Paw Paw school system, who in his parachute at night: al kit, as first reported. And as 
to inspect the wooden vessel dur/niversary of Michigan's Oldest Con-|it proves barn sides are good oak the ‘chute,|!or survival training: “I had very} AUBURN HEIGHTS — Repre- 
LANSING — Rep. Rae cE ME MENOEE SH- leno remem. sare. de es ne woe ik wes eS te mum ern ey Sete of moo he ie — cay can Rig Sg The shi docked in Manhattan|before -Michigan was admitted to) tebacco. . hash and canned beans, and some of H met 
; a aaae & structure 7esteTaay after a noisy harbor|the Union and 42 years before sugar. After two days he tried to/recently at the Community House 
voy bend i directi welcome. Rochester was organized as a vil- Tho exh intindes paintings |travel again, but spring thaws had to organize a Civic Council. banat inde mall "S|; ‘The 190-ton bark started up the|jage, of everything from butterflies to stdias he. nas tte anton akaiet eck ae 
This will be done, Conlin. said" : : 2 eave oe min Dougias, president; William yesterday, “so no one can charge a Horsey, vice president; Mrs. Al- 
| _—_sépartisan bias or re “ ; Beg pide tl ry a two -runty. fab) bart Pavia, secretary treaeerer 
the month of July, hooks on the ground and “‘on).— 
Rhein eee reset a_group..of gaudily yc gp ~~ flowers-trom-a-painted-box-under- some. days 1 -was—able to catch 
thoroughly During July and August there|2¢#th a painted window. A butter- fish, baiting the hooks with a 
will be one worship service at 9:30/"¥ net is poised over a painted grubs.” The council will hold quarterly . 
a.m. and at the same time church|Dutterfly. And a black widow ATE SNAKES - meetings with the next one sched- 
citizens group. x am. an orange shade. | He found some garden snakes rested in becoming member of 
“Instead, the legislature has | Priscella Alden Kiefer, 22, Mont- ee “* ® ® which he cooked and ate — butin. coup may contact Mrs. Jarvis 
committees | both |clair, N.J., a direct descendent of ot couldn’t find any rattlesnakes, we 
of them under Republican par- |the Pilgrim couple John and sistant professor of ‘art at Westérn pool dy a ; 
tisan control,” the Priscilla Alden, made a pretty Fashion Fj ure > Club Michigan University, was assisted —_— 3 : i governor said speech of ‘welcome. ~ g by members ‘of his art classes. Last a ~ 
“Dots. _anybody. think. ‘they will Soe he: 2 Season —- Phill = & fellow resident -of Miss| | SS Ze 
“find they were wrong in sdogt-tc | Election Set_ Active This —__ {Killefer"s in Paw Paw, is teaching| “his ankles 
ing the business activities tax and) arkston: : . art this summer at the Univer- 
=== 2s re Be nal Schoo ls Y en ee —_ Fe cn. © : Albert re of Orange Grove and 
“What we need is a truly im-| CLARKSTON—The annual elec-| Waterford Township will meet at hoe ~ Howard, a” = 
partial study by a group which i|ton of the Clarkston Community|? ‘pm, each Wednesday at thei West fo Tell Terms ) et RIE. eee. ae ee ee eee or lt Mis, Dette Detteniel, abe 
et ae a.m. p.m. Monday 2312 Crane Ave.,; during the sum- ’ ’ took 
ean approach this. question from|Clariaion Elementary "Scholl mer. for Arms ‘Truce camp, where economics . and|building on Waldon road. Two va- . : : ’ 
mn rain si date with anid Weber ond Ronald _E.|_ TToPhy | to Toxine the most] LONDON ~The big Western] an} pearls, She earried « cascade — —— a — : "| weight last week, was awarded tojAllies are putting their cards on'}.., wee MRS. JAMES R. ALE “Do ha idea of all Wililams tomorrow on the tax stdy Spohn, incumbents, are running for’ , bouquet of carnations and lilies D you have any 
saatier. pe he considered the election to ‘the two three- Mrs. Alfred Keith, and pigs for'the table today for a nuclear of the valley + 
    Citizens’ Advisory Committee he 
—has..in..mind_as._one_that..would 
measure up to Williams’ pre- 
scription. 
Hells Canyon Dam 
Bill Suffers Defeat 
_@WASHINGTON w—The ContTO-| lected to a one-year term to suc- 
House interior subcommittee. 
Republican members forced a 
vote and told newsmen after the| 
The proposed: federal dam 
woud fiend the sits. of three 
dams planned by the Idaho Power 
Co, 
Eisenhower administration The 
favors private development of the 
area's water power potential but 
the Senate voted last month for a 
federal project. 
Waterford Twp. Youth 
Injured While Bicycling 
James M. Major, 14, of 359 
Hickory Lane, Waterford Town- 
   
2! N. Avery. 
 Lewe told township police 
she swerved to to miss the boy, 
und rode in front of her car. 
was taken to Pontiac Gen- 
Hospital with abrasions-of the 
and right knee arid @ frac-| Cooper 
right’ shoulder. His condi described as “good.” er lies: 
atertord Township. 
but 
he-seemed fo lose control of his: year terms. Other candidates are 
‘Mrs. Mary. Coltson,.160_W..Church' 
St. and John W. Watson, 665T Snow- 
japple Dr. 
Leonard Kasle Elected 
Dene presinia ot tho beet the new 
(Board, of Education, Kasle, vice 
‘| president of Kasle Steel Co., was   
am DU, 
  
  i Rochester Plans Big 4th the weight-gainers.were given to 
  
Old-Timers Picnic Slated for penney = 
  
ROCHESTER = Fire Chief 
George 
  VIRGINIA G. GRIFFITH 
Mr. and: Mrs, ‘Nathan Griffith 
Hatchery (road, Drayton | ¥ 
Plains, announce the = 
ment of their daughter, Virginia 
Gail, to. Marvin Ray Cooper. He of 
is the 
Rose, Pontiac, », |fireworks, which will last about 
   Soacatetae ead 
pry ten and Mrs. Cecil |. one hour’, 
Women of St. Andrews Parish 
have arranged to serve ice cream 
and cake duting the evening, at 
the school. Mrs, Roland Grace, Mrs. Lillian 
' |likely to be an American proposal arms “truce” with Soviet Russia. 
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“American, British and French 
‘| delegates met this morning in an 
air of mounting urgency to chart 
tactics for the crucial afternoon 
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Western delegates made known 
beforehand that intended to 
spell out for the their       
      
  
Kay Sharon Scarborough was 
-her_sister's maid of honor. Cheri 
Nan Littleson of Clarkston, was 
bridesmaid, 
  terms for -halting the East-West 
WUCear- ATMs TaCe: 
The nub of the Western plan is 
for a 10-month trial suspension of 
testing atomic and 
apons—but under conditions.   
    
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fo If you're delayed along the way you can avoid em: Pike f. 
barrassment by cals from a: handy Public Telephone, to Seas 
tell your friends thé change in plans. 
The.cost is low. ov nae ay ir ay : 
for less than a dollar. | 
WEHAN BL TLEPHONE COMPANY |      Welcome guests They telephoned ahead 
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_ Employees’ Federa v e ~o = 4 tee ? 
: Union Office = = == 
~~ Will Be Opens} 
All Day Wednesday 
July 3rd Until 5:30 P.M. | 
For July and August, the Office Will | _ 
x ee wineddays from 9 to 12, | 
tern nea scememnemannramaneen eset = minnie ves sence _ i me 
wt : ~-Insure-With Agencies 5 4 ‘ oa “I feel just wonderful,” a friend oince, completing the proceis ——— PS can S waa : — 
predicted ook Commerce quoted him gc tise “I just ieee yr - la G rr Displaying This Emblem, wn 
predicte Commerce =e ____{can't express how” being} Both Girard and © id i pn Ki Be = 
Committee he heads and later the Detiietimaccied 0) Conti'e to ma Rilke and nk cold” tar oe ener R.. i Frank A. Anderson Daniels Agency 
Senate will approve confirmation) 1 “9, and Gordon Ger-\would take me a long time tolseives married until after the re|> ©OUMtrymen in France || eae A 
tor said he himself. ; when they stepped into/forward to all those good things noon. The service will be read by _ eas ee = 
against it. pet . Sherman telegraph room/we expect as man and wife.” a Methodist chaplain, Maj. Harrylt-vmes ong’? fees Pots bagel i 3 
tee oe yo ee oe nd to pick upsome money, == | lle hah Ue IC, Rickard of Winchester, Va. | rae op digas i aeet 
The ‘Committee had been ex- funds. avers he. Police said Gerlacher had tele-|- Girard, as a noncommissioned) ‘Sgt. Gilbert Saylor, New Mar- a Fei ia rintg Eaters - 
pected to act this week, but Sen.|""eht inet _ phoned his mother, who lives in| officer with four years’ service, is| ket, Va., a friend of Girard, wills. rebellion in North Africa. |i . 
Morte (D-Ore) asked yesterday) Cusitman MeCielian | (D Ark, |chieage, and asked her to wire/entitied to housing here on thelbe best man. Miss Kesa Oado, & The gunmen escaped after each that a vote be delayed until he) 4 er Curcio him some funds. Instead she|base when he marries. But an|dressmaker who lives just outside| or the three attacks. in the north-|{f 
can appear later to protest con-|and vielence os ar cee ra | calted Michigan State Police who\Army spokesman said no quarters) Camp ‘Whittington, will be Can-| orn industrial city of Roubais, at/if firmation, Magnuson said Morse) 1° thom of = YOU! notified Chicago authorities. (are available at present and the! dy’s attendant. "g __|Longwy, west of Paris, and in the!ll 
will be heard, probably sometime |“be#t ee mis@P-| Police said-they did not know| couple probably face a long wait. Girard and his bride may spend French ‘capital ee | 
after July 10. propriate misuse Union immediately how the escapees} The couple may spend their|their wedding night at Saylor's - ea a —-$en;-Manstield—(D-Mont), acting money.” _—- e Finn 2 \wedding evening at the home of quarters on the base. a: a | Democratic leader, said Senate _ Curcio, who. invoked Mi they were sentenced to prison.|a sergeant friend on the base, but) “We're talking about jit,” said) Before the war Australia had the | 
Democrats have no. intention of Amendment Si times in an hour's!The two are being held for Michi-iater he will return to his bar- Saylor, in whose home Girard and|grestest per capita food supply inip 
snaking party Get od much ice’ for also. vobaned to tol] Om, nts racks. The bride will go back to|Candy spent their evenings to-|the world. a ee ! 
— reappointment Kuyken-| Testions. the a ners 
‘©’ -*@ @ know =" —- * know 
gy ae about money draws as 
by some Dentocrats for bis actions|**'*"7 ee say in connection now defunct 
Dixon-Yates power contract, and eee, Seen eee Y- | on with no eas: bacco committee : 
to build low-level dams at Helis en 8 ar gah | 
On the other hand, his support! ¢ ) | 
for efforts to relieve some natural/the period from 1950 until "last i : | 
gas producers from federal regu-\Fe>. 28. He said the hearings will 
of oil state Democrats, although|*fter Dio “is alleged to have) 
some consumer groups have pro- 
tested. 
$2 Million Estate (Boom Lowered Left by Recluse Saf G . 
.to Five Agencies |ON ely ales _ 
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we 
daughter of Silas and Lillie Hart 2 , — 7 S 
Stone. . A tmarinade for seafoo, .meat : . — < x 
: or vegetables is usually made of : c 
commercially 1913. ad oil, aa Ta ee 
BIDS WANTED | +> For Construction of 
Additions to Three Elementary Schools and - One New Elementary School ances 2   
      
OXFORD, MICHIGAN 
me ‘ef Béucation ef Oxtord Area Community Oakland 
oot, ae ee. ee ha ek bie &: 
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3. Lakeville | 
New : : 
4, Oxford Elementary Seb 
Separate Will Be Received on @ pees 
: worRK : 
nat ewe BE is ig # . z 
ia Contractors figuring this work will have the of submitting . - : S ee 
peperate proposals for @ach project and/or a bid including a | erence ) 
a | three tions ew entary : 
Te): conten, copeneaen, eencing., SRS Gn6. spemyieatinns,: ere..om 
file for examination at the offices of; : 
Superintendent of scheols, 
¥. W. Dedge Corp., Detroit and Flint 
* Rellders’ & Traders’ Exchange, Detreit & Saginaw, 
and may be secured at the office of the Architects: : Wyeth and Barman, Inc. ‘ i 
1602 Military Street 
Port Muren, Michigan Paty 
" ‘g@uecessful bidders will be required to furnish satisfac materiais 
‘ and pert te bonds written by recognized surety com also to 
satisfactory Workingmen’s Compensation and Liability “crystilling” = 
niet : : documents for General, Mechanioal and Electrical 
rosee map be enteined By $25.00 with the Architects for the three projects and $26.00 for each set of documents oh the 
new project, covering either the work or any of the other — 
~ will be tequired to pay for any penne gpn nH gn 
< i ts cua in ie ee bids, ee 
. ic resei the right to’ reject any or all bids or 
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__: _swere_advisinghim to fight any |Downs   
  
    We baia'ed sympathies for James D. Norris and the : 
~ International Boxing Club. 
The organization was born. when the late Harry Men- 
_Gel approached Norris in 1949 
~Fights*to the ‘services of 
and. the four leadin about gaining exclusive erat sah 
    ing. contenders at, that time Ezzard;. 
on, Joe Walcott, Lee Savold and ‘Gus Lesnevich: 
_Norris andthe IBC. -have. had control of all the _ 
“Jeading arenas in the country-including the New — 
York arenas, the Chicago” sao ecicditercer 2c iaasl| 
‘and the St. Louis Arena, 
Since the day Louis: ‘retired, every neavebelghs title 
bout has had the exclusive right of the IBC and of course 
Jim Norris.   
‘The small time promoter has- +had ‘no. chance, and; 
hence. the government cnatyee. Norris and Be eaceyy eight chamnp Joe Bouls)~     
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“The successful opening at Briggs in weight. Larry, using a night- 
crawler harness, was fishing 
    
  
  Stadium after a back-breaking alone. He also took a dozen blue- 
a ee gills.     ay ba   
Locke Tops Early Qualifiers   
“with monopoly. 
_ Federal Judge Sylvester ea ak as — 
sympathy for Norris as he had shown to the small 
time promoter. Norris and the IBC were found guilty 
” of violation of anti-trust laws, 
Boxing has-on the national level been on the down- 
grade. The weceral Court decision may: have been its 
savior. 
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX 
Jimmy Demaret, the old pro at Plum Hollow, is still 
faithful to his home course. “This is_still the best} - 
. course in Michigan,” he said to luncheon guests at the 
table during the incor ni Open. * 
Reportedly, it will cost the Lions about $11 per. is expected to be about (ond round today-on-the old course. 
-| 150, The low scoring 100 players 
~~ man __Repntty i wl cont the Lone sont $1 pr_| Sat era yar ee ee 
training season which gets started July 28th. 
wk * * . 
The Pontiac Oldtimers’ Association, with 300 mem- 
bers, has pledged itself to further all sports activities, 
including the sponsorship of junior leagues with the 
recreational facilities within the city.   
Olympic Site Threatened - SAN FRANCISCO (#—Attorneys {full of jokers’ and would tie up 
for land owner Wayne Poulsen all of Poulsen’s land “within and 
said they heard “with shocked'without — Valley until June, 
surprise” that the ——_ 1960. 
Diympic Commission may   
av nth meghhemmy prover New England Jockey Winter Games, golf championship with a 36-hole Middlecoff, Strane an May Be ‘In’ ‘ST.._ ANDREWS, Scotland i — 
Cary Middlecoff, two-time Ameri- 
can Open champion, shot a second 
round of 73 over the St. Andrews 
Old Course today and apparently 
qualified for the British Open qualify for the 72-hole tournament 
Henning. of South Africa had 
total of 148. equalled-the course record with a 
round of 33-34—67 and a 139 ‘total. 
“Middiecoff had -a 75 yesterday 
over the shorter, easier new time British Open champion, led 
course, His 148 appeared to bé [the early finishers after. 36 holes 
well within the qualifiying limit, |with 57-70—I37, He played his sec-   
  
  * Commission chairman Charles 
R. Blyth threatened such action Rides Four Winners 
  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Dave DeRoin, 19, New England's 
latest jockey sensation, oat started 
‘the Narragansett Park meeting 
as if he intends to dominate it just 
as— he- did the _session_at Suffolk — 
“hie Kast Boston apprentice, whe 
rode 59 winners at Suffolk Downs, 
lopened Narragansett yesterday 
with four, Included in his victories 
was one aboard B. A. Dario’s Ven- 
emous, one of the turf's fastest 
fillies, in the $7,500 Inaugural 
‘Purse. Poulsen land which would be used 
-for a ski jump outrun, parking, 
flood control and sewage facilities. 
+ Poulsen’s attorneys, Samuel CG 
Shenk and Archibald McDougall, ; ste     
  ondemnation_action and “‘to test 
their legality ... before the high- 
‘est courts in the jand. i 
They asserted that a contract 
@rawn up by the commission “is,         
  
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L The. National, Assn. of Collegiate |_ 
“tise “Tall Pipes end Bxbaeet Pipes: ‘Commissioners urged yesterday Plsarertenoe and $ that numerals two to three inches 
8” high be painted on the sides of 
‘football helmets. 
| The recommendation was one of 
six approved ‘by, 18 representatives. 
of 11 major conferences in a two- 
day meeting that ended last night. 
‘The standardized, larger numer- 
-als—are sought by _press—-photeg- 
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  Bobby Lécke of South Africa, three-|—   with his puting today bt oterwise 
easier new course for a 141 total.    
BIGGEST *GILL — , Leo (Butch) Doyon (above), Bas 
ers was with him. Fish was taken during a shower. | 
+-of 41-ounces;landed-by Ernest Perry of Pontiac. “Derby” began 
June 15, closes Sept. 2, Labor Day. Winners receive $50 U. S. Sav- | 
peer cree are Cree Givtctane, bluegill, bass and pike, 
     
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ea Clb Lake. road is a new leader in The Pontiac Press “‘big fish derby.” 
Butch hooked a one-pound bluegill in Cooley Lake that was 10% 
inches long. He had 11 others too. Waterford policeman Gene Rog- 
displaces one 
  
ao: Duffy, Staley, 
~NEW YORK @—Brig. Gen. John; 
Tupper Cole, USA Ret., said to-! 
day about 25 riders would com- 
pete Sept. 6-7-8 in the three-day 
_Jeompetition for the John W..Wof- 
    
      ane sihernate, who 
Duffy, 
ter Staley, Jr., of Mexico, Mo., 
and Bill Haggard of- Nashville, | 
Labeteed asencevoeseens 388 OP a eh eo te. Maj. Jona- 
sab teus si" jedaia’ *Outhrell oj than Hood, Tex., the/ 
= = #94 third member of the three-day’     
      
QUITE A HAUL — — These five Pontiac golfers cornpeted in the 
Capital City amateur golf tournament over the weekend at Columbus, 
Ohio, and each one came home with a. trophy. Kneeling are Bill 
Pembroke (left) and Butler Cooper, who finished 2nd and: 3rd re- 
spectively in the championship flight. Standingfrom left to Tight | 
are Jim Pettiford, winner of the 3rd flight; Jim Pembroke, ist flight 
presented by M. E: Secec es — of Columbus. 
= lewelers Thomas Tram Shaw’ 8 Jewelers bent at the head,   
  Ee ice on ot Wie cee 
_on_the Wisner_diamond. 
DI Soc ciiiees 609 000 003 0 Shaw's ....... 021 000 x-3 61 
‘League baseball games Monday Pourehogun and Snow, Upshaw; Stone 
: Thomas ...... 130 400 3—11 0 1 *  * * Giants-.......: 000 602 sy er 
oo Forton and : B. Mc- 
  champion, and Lester Brown, Ist flight runner-ip. Trophies were |. All- Riericun: Windup 
Looms in Henley Race ~ Yale comes ag the. respected 
winner of the Olympic test last 
year, although there are only four 
of the Olympic rowers in the shell. 
But Cornell upset Yale twice this 
season over mile nad a quarter 
courses roughly equal to the dis- — in competition for the Henley 
Royal Regatta Senior Trophy was 
a. major worry of British rowing 
enthusiasts today. 
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‘Both American eights are en-| 
tered in the six crew competition the Henley course, 
oe” a a 
which is 118 years old, starts to- Club. mystifies rowing fans. Its 
morrow. practice runs have been impres- 
* *% * ____|sive, but it. does not seem to be 
The draw made an all-American, overwhelming. 
final possible. Yale and Cornelli- 
are-—at opposite _ends-of it.If they 
survive their heats, the Ameri- 
cans could continue here a sport- 
ing feud which had its origin ” The club meets the ‘Thames 
Rowing Club and the winner. will 
take -on Cornell: which dréw a 
bye 
      _ ing Club in the first heat, 
  Mor: Cubs; Gilliam, Dodgers; i- 
Yankees; D s Begone: tose: 
ay vee See 
nar hits tthe se0zon del 
cision, at Wisner Field. Jim Moore 
Bob Uhan each made three 
  
  jie, Led Sates, | List of 3- Day Contenders 
tance of one mile, 550-yards i 
The Soviet Krasnoe * gnamia| t 
"Valo ill teen tt Sinton howl 
/. had it too close for comfort. Ref- Wofford: in 
i team, 1s i Korea and wil be un- i 
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event, . eee retas ond Warount. Wright tae! 
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Pitching Edge = fg ALLEL CLEVELAND—During his Cleve POD css BPO SEP TTI and ee career, et ante , Ronde and Parks; Hockey and 
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Athletics, then in Philadelphia and)Base0'2."208 888 0-3 '¢ i now : : Reed; Miller, an in Kansas Sy. Ieee. 3 See a0 
  
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“We were all set to sign the 
papers,” said International Box-/} 
ing Club matchmaker Billy Brown 
today, “But now we're not so sure. 
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Area Golfers. Co ee Yankee win” streak to five, was|44Y. 
. his 22nd of the season and was| Stengel, who nar 
Three Oakland County teenagers|They include: John Walsh, East/hit off George:Zuverink after Bil-|With the exception of the starting 
were among the 12 youths who/Lansing (79); dan Kewmenne, Mestity Gardner's two-out single had/lineup, selected six Yankees in ad- 
made the grade for the Michigan |Lansing (79); Dave Crook, Detroit |: the tying run for the Ori-|dition to catcher Yo 
section of the National Junior golf|(80); Tommy Ahern, Detroit (81), /oles in the ninth. Ford worked two} Centerfielder Mickey Mantle 
ae tournament and Tom Buncic, Flint (83). innings and allowed two hits and| were selected in. 
, cee ---... |poundé yesterday at Detroit Golf , one run, giving way to Bob Grim,| Detroit plac | a ce oe é who wrapped it up in the last of|while Chicago, ¢ 
“ TURN TABLES FOR TIGERS — The pitching Tiger losing streak last night and brought on | tom Grace from soonceu! TOTALS Back the 10th. - timore had three 
of Jim Bunning (center), the home run hitting these locker room smiles. The Tigers beat the fired a par Ti to share Al Kaline“and Charley Maxwell /and Kansas City 
of Al Kaline (left), and the same from Charlie — Chicago White Sox 5-2 as Bunning won his ninth aioe sae Heo Sees wer ay so ie pag nn ey 
‘ Maxwell (right), halted a four - game Detroit game against 2 losses. of Grosse Pte. Grace rounds - against losses 
ot $835 wile Brisson 'eaeee HAT (EQSHEN Oval for Detroit. Jim Wilson lost it. | Aside from Berra 
cad -: pry BOs Se Rie routs eee? i MI | Kansas City scored five times|the starting lineup 
; . om ieee Pete Green, Birmingham | |i “the “first” to" rout Early“ Wynn, Z : 
American Netters Ousted|Hoad May Turn | sto toc anit tomes | Week of Grand Circuit tee on Tim Tomas tomer Nelle Fox, Gicagn, second bass is honors with Bob Holzer of Se" | Racing Set for Famed/a’s, as did Pete-Ramos for the|base’ Harvey Kuenn Detroit 
From Wimbledon Tourney\, _\, ; Diege, Call. Green shot 5-0 PRE Be foe Beh 9 Bg Be 
3 Pro Next Year [cham man | Hommes: Tock |iie"Ronee wer ernst Has Bet) WIMBLEDON, i —jinto the men's . semifinals | . | . loser but his successor,. Ike De- field. . is its pricel mean gt pg van a on | Bud Badger of Bloomfield Hills} GOSHEN, N. Y. @® — The trot-|lock, forced in the winning run| . Stengel, who also will select the - pee training «is needed to|States representative. first nies Any Intention (“27e4 38-39-77. Detroit's Caivin ters were back in Goshen today/with a bases-loaded walk to Bob! starting pitcher, named three left- 
bring the United States” back tojtime that has happened since the) “~~. iCooke and Chuck, Mitchell of Sag-/for a week of grand circuit racing/Usher in the seventh. handers and four righthanders to 
the top in lawn tennis. end of World War Il. of Joining Kramer's inaw also shot 77's to round out/at the 103-year old Historic track, ~ = his staff. They include southpaws 
The Denver. Colo., attorney, here * = -+ Troupe Soon |. __ fhe list of qualifiers. . but whether the famed swears DrObaC Named Head Billy Pierce, Chicago; Bobby 
ship, saw the tournament move’; rently in Australia,” Mulloy said. reinforce the top seven quelliiers. SNES. z, : Cleveland; and righthanders Bob) maniONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS. CO., | 
=|There is more hard training such',, "4 acctcalisn Devic Cup ace 3 eee oS Spartan Net Coach c= Ne ror, Billy Loos, Bal weW YORK. “BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 ) : Hoad, Australian loaded horses ell- timore; ; Early Cleveland; “proof, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 
Dietz, Inman Share frets, Ow, sive~ natn” aiet rom te walt Si There's No Peace| gh mse erat tre 28 | ase tansinc a — Advance Panne, Per = "Wimbledon has proved one thing)" 12 New York next week lot Yonkers Track | tentan t to be raced tor the |tnt'ts head tents couch was am | Estee Howard of New York and —— Honors in Pro-Am [t+ unites ‘states “mas. tte | vi vert two years, at least, it isounced today by Clarence (Big | : chance ot taking the Duvia CoP” Somaanty he. wil rm. pro| YONKERS, NY. INS) — An] Dex A, MT eter wan be (ee), Mumm, Micienn State Un stnget Backing | Custom- 
Detroit Golf Club, and host pro OT ce a _ ‘Davis Cup challenge round in De-jracng horsemen threatens to halt) cisssic Aug. 27. served as director Baws Cy: | Tailored 
day in a proam best-ball golf in the men’s singles are Aussies— =“ | ‘The Hambletonian came to Go-\mural athletics and tennis coach, 
tournament at Indianwood Coun-\Lew Hoad, Ashley and| _ “This talk of my turning pro- the week. ~~ |shen in 1930 after four years at/with Drobac his assistant in the 
try Club. : Neale Fraser The outsider ix court, **stemal immediately is mon- | The horsemen are quitting the/Syracuse, N. Y., and Lexington, |latter capacity. Munn said the in- 
Inman paired with amateur Ron/stylist Sven Davidson sense and embarrassing to me,” (track in a dispute over purse dis-|Ky., and the late William H. Cane/tra-mural program has grown to 
Taylor for a best-ball total of 67 said Hoad on being advised of the tribution. built it up to become the worid’s|the place where its direction now 
which was equalled by Dietz and (~ . reports from Sydney. “I have most famous harness race. His-jrequires Beemans full atten- 
two of his partners, Ferd Henke! Ommunist Ban _ | signed with the rest of the Aus- | Among those who have left af ltoric is a half mile oval, and the|tion. 
and Leo Raigle. Inman had the| Viqw C, U tralian team to play for my coun- | Billy Haughton, the nation’s lead- (Hambietonian had been raced at 
Sat inivietl round wit a two ay Cost U.S try untit the end of the year. 1 | ing driver im 1956and Stanied incarby Good Time mile tfack. Charlotte Man Wins under-par 70 do not intend to break that agree- | Dancer, last year’s champion af iwhere many. horses now are train- é 
od sea OE 1960 Olympics pete 7 Youkers, ing. Trapshooting Title 
a a: : a ~ CHICAGO In Melbourne, Australian Lawn| Only 4 horses S:portedly were HARROW, Ont. # — F k a 2 ae 5 Rate ty prove ane i Tennis__Assn. President Donald entered for Friday night's pro-|U. of M. Netter Wins Loucks of ‘Charlotte, Mich.. has 
12-36 , Hoad had signed a contract to play| for four races. ge ae at the Canadian trap shooting : ep night asserted the Squaw Valley,’ P The occurred despite a 3-8 Cait will lose the 1960 winter {°° his country in the Davis Cup| The exodus CINCINNATI (# — Fifth-seeded here. =a order issued : title ; 35.34 igames. unless the U.S. State De-|“°™Petition. the Party Mackay of the University Loucks took the yesterday 
Johnson-Bob Brower  33°77-% artment alters its policy con- gg in federal court forbjdding thei) iichigan had to work hard/by shooting a perfect 200 to give 
- = cerning admission of athletes from| “We are becoming tired of these Horsemen from “failing in concert! esterday to win his first round|him a five-round total of 490 
“ cctaiaaiet saline reports which always arise about ‘ enter their horses. match in the 58th annual Tri-State) George Genereux of Saskatoon 
4s <€.64 the time of the Wimbledon and tennis wing aces fe _ Ge gigs: oud 5 a 
Davis Cup matches,” Ferguson Mackay t wdon Myers; ou a possible ‘targe’ 
Brundage, who lives in Chi- Boston Coach ' flot-Cincinnati, 6-2, 108. ‘in three separate competitions. 
eago, said: “If our state depart- | 24 * 
se, oe | er" oe Hae Naw Pact i | Hit wit have no area ot late en ate nin ) Z Miagels uri NO-riifers gies in 6-0 victory over-Cincinnati : : , 
Brundage said-.the- committee}BATTING -— Mickey || BOSTON i—Milt Schmidt, who} ren scoring was the order of] Sox 17-1 fanning 18 of a possible had heard- nothing from the state| Yankees hit his 22nd home run in| carried Boston to the finals of the) 4. ssid the various city! 21 batters. department about making it 10th innitig to beat Baltimore 3-2.National Hockey League’s Stanley : 
sible for red nations to send and stretch Yanks’ AL, lead to two|Cup playott series, today owns a/basébali JeNues will bens. 9 reir gp eghconegs Cocagyrege : petitors : games Chicago. new three-year contract to coach scoring totals as and divided mound chores ptlenmwetest hn wi —— the Bruins. 17 but the pitchers also had their|ome-hit performance as the Pon- 
. = 2. ek * share of fun yesterday- . _|tiac wer gp Aiba bien F _— 
se ‘ Financial’ terms were not an-| Two no-hitters occurred in Mid-|¥ : 
Chicago Cub Mound Staf sunces Sake Marios lin another combination good pith ; : Schmidt molded a ake _— the Senators flipped one against/ing and high scoring game. 
: m out of the Bruins in I the Athletics in the National| Other scores: ~ 
Goes on _ Strikeout Binge \season after the club was-the-pre-iLeague winning: 240. He- had-12|- —-,...,,ChAss ened 
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eS 5 oe oo sinc: Hebe teneelae 2 Saturday #2 is: # CBs: Care oo Bt, WC to charges of reckless driving. Mu-! steady to firm; receipts 15,400; ‘Allied ‘ios 
nicipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan| shavig ott§ Bocwtearefg, f Aum i tae s on a personal bond white 31: mixed 31: mediums 27; stand- ec = juntil trial July 11 ee 38; checks 25; t ze 
k§ | Municipal Judgé Maurice £. 3 oy) ae J |Finnegan placed Robert T. Hal- en * 23 SS  |stead, 20, of 92 Astor St., on 90| , DETROIT. July 3 (AP) — Begs, 7.0.8 yi  |days probation Saturday after he’ grades i by ee = 2 d guilty to a reckless driving|- Whites: Grade A, jumbo  43-46./ eh Be . wv . d 
383 = Line Hi 
> 81.3 . aa . 
Lee | : 908 Motor ‘Pa deel 3 ii seq Motor wheel ,/20.1 
tur ry tifer-€) f Chieiit rs . “i ae a7: Fe 3, . te WHETS « futo-Oe - ; as Nat y 3 on 2a tn pot following in 
: me [461 Hat Deir 2.348 | -  Sitieteting teterenent Fed ait or Burgieat inatrement | + ¥ es Goss -.--- ee Park. Cemetery Oak. Mr. Lines, open new secounts in Pon- 
RD-DAWE-GROVE - 604 Nat Ten ...... 8 Melvin A. wal ne , HE a Sine ance. 9068 Guphty Goo Ee Must be fully mn 
es : . $. egis = at] nie geen mongers ria teas, | abate pecs ee 0 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. FE 2-8357 :y yee as fen Heart “Association. Memorial ms tions. Be et No, pone eal. sppiy 
. : Ee Airlin .. 14 * qoust_trom_reoms veut. FE + watrh — : i. Seen the’ Michigan ape ai; ‘tloves wits MECHANIC ple 51581. 
Do You Own Lazy Dollars? | Gomera gt Rate ar: i] Serene chemmmeens | Sean eS | ae es incl y eT Sibsids,"Caltfornia Round Res Oem 1 Ry .-< 38 Param Pict ':. 383 | Duane Nelle and Morton Nelle. GAM Toto reece, sep frlerences Write Pootine ‘Press Put them to work by investing in - «ff ( (Gaeralee ee” A Benes sees) Ba} pesday. July 3."t 3 pom. from 5 * Sieedacentinan | GIRt FOR SORTING 5 RECORD. ' +o ', BOB veene le . ¥, . oa a WED CAR SALESMEN. a * 
“SHARES OF AMERICA” Poultry Get Sip" Sea Bee BY Renae Rtas, Set S| "Stedecteeeey ere: | et wit bul teats These Common Stocks Yield 4% or More Cluett Pee’... 403 priite >.<." t43| _the Parmer-Suoter Funeral Wome, Siorment, Bees Enos beliders. Typing helpful. YE “Based on current price and indicated dividend, DETROIT POULTRY Colg Paim ,.. 43.1 Philip-Mor .., 418) WEAVER. DEAN V. isie0 Cam- ee UNITY 
‘| COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEM GENERAL MOTORS CORP ! Pn Pg ne ol ‘Gas i13 satis pe of crsjuee a pert) father of j OPPORTUNITY references, FE 41341 
4 CONSUMERS POWER = INTERNATIONAL TEL. & TEL. , a Heavy type hens 18-21; light type 1143.65 N Gas : ‘as Pulmen dl oo Letehie pg =p Ras mowh, tnt antennae area. gs 8116 after | 
|. a owe ra e aor —tryers- ae 3M ihe} = eri = duty © After training > ~ 
For More Information Without Obligation—Call i. Caponetion (45 lbs.) 38 /Gont Mot :--: ‘43 Rex Droge... t | Bouthti ts con: sspedaion, tietine core. toe Dajs. Apply Poters Driven, 3070 
Cc Heavy type young hen turkeys ¢ Rag. Se Rey Toe Bc Ma] for Infantile Library chice.  tectery. repre ees’ As ARE OR e e ep er 0. dy. Pre-holiday. trade/ is Wr .. 41.6 Rock oe 3045. Pund of the North Conereae- — acess this 5 © . . steady. Preholiday  trede/is\Corn Pd -:... 301 Reyes Dut, -.: 14| tional Church. “For further field Appiteatigns svatianie at M- A? 2s 
Oe Gemmell etees SE fue Toot demane Mosty Be Paes = wR faeeaty Be) wr eseng | qtr tugisew, Pouiic. | Aten Representative ond gay. : . HOURS: to 4:30 ‘ type hens were taken in at 18-19 cents 3 set ia. 8 WILLIAMS, JUNE 30, 1957, jan [EXP MAN FOR FARM : that trip immediately. 
' ites and 2031 cents on colored. Dew, Cherm ea Send. Al RR ‘Ha ee Oe ees aren a by Seem, se Be. San FE $4908 or Pontine P.O. Box 864, 
: sees j Beet art 2 Mat Shell Ol... 873 Rome; Gear father of Mrs. Vern Phiten RA. Rochester, soe i ee — Kod” .221084 Simmons a prother of Geonsa Willams saa | SALESMAN FOR RETAIL BAK- "D” Stands fo 
This Year—Get Boat and Motor 3 focong, oc. | EE, Srdtsate tse Sit; | bey. seedy work. go lay ofthe | eare ae ee meee ee | —jeaiaahie die el | $e Eeaer pet | Personality : PROTECTION ~~ Be eg a een es a 5 IN eer + $22) Williams will Me fn state Sek sonality “who tikes dealing ‘ ‘ H i * Home, Clarkston, S E ; / For a Few Pennies Per Day 9 |g Sheepe Funeral © elathatn enior sglgge eraduate or have Callus now for informa- = - £4 BOX REPLIES Ss * € 
apse ~ | leatwaee =| | Structural | eeteese _ your boat and motors for Pa... aia| § #4, ©, 63, 68, 76, 163, 113, SONNEL COUNSELOR... a very small amount of Feaes Cos... WAl. £106. . : E ; 1ee —f EVELYN EDWARDS — FE 
mney. } messed gp pion Fonte oo: Ba ngine t - $esae = ea Community 
; ~- Timk R Beat. 53 ae : 
H.W. HUTTENLOCHER Agen Freee Ht] | The Pontioc Prese | TPOLL-TIME PAY . W. HUT) R Agency fees 98) Te eae ane No FULL-TIME PAY H. W. Huttenlocher Max E, Kerns Un re SRE a WA . rll ity & pote. We —T gute Ws : . ag : Un Pac ..... 28.6 "early. eve. Earn #6 mu } 
318 Riker Bldg. FE 4-1551 as Unit Aire. as | 8S ON I ee Country Club iisiek Saas, Shah e Ch | nt nn Se ee a a ice ep en  — _ a ‘From t-a:m. tod p.m. Se ee ee aoe <a 
US Lines .....” pe Wi race - Ue mek oss at errors anid, te, Ze. No | Personnel US Tob \".:. 17. g es er of ; 
SAVE wero 8! ts score ec | | Swimm’g Pool | -_ Interviewer — Weste A BE | 204 for thet portion of, he fit " Jowe indy, between the agen of —— ITHOUT SACRIFICING EFFICIENCY Wests Ei .... 2 ment which has been 53-00 wih a miniguem of 3 yrs. ‘White Mot... 504 aareh Saemeas 4 of college or its equivalent in Wilson & Co . 15.2 When ‘ UT publie contact train as 
Perey ai | devastate re or ~ Fale a rew ie g| | your “kil gumber. fe a _ + Interviews are appointment only. Now you can enjoy 53° Sdinstments will be gives : ise : Call Miss ‘at Career Cen- 
the convenience of Bee remangs tps tn cp | sania eMtatRE automatic oil-fired . : ; time for advertise. te Pp .. office 
, z Winer air conde Press ok nag caste Eland ops st A “¥ 7 ry 2. . e = Roe! . 
Winter Air-Conditioner * .“"™ dil Stocks eee pebileation, inence "of insltuiional ‘work. SHIRT OPERATOR Lh iMtioner . : wasting space 182.4 Want Ads m —- pay. Air 
: hs per ebbeetea to 9:30 a.m. ae be 
ee on tasee- ses ae = 2 me easy, ctopeeacetin st — —1s ing ins OR Sef oy 
GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEA | se eter cea Sat | ame aoe FFs: nine i * é : . ee ad .00;. several lots m ; 2 id d 4 = NEU! : 
Maw: Hon (Comer of Mabe tte mar re z-7o49 Tin RomeOS Case (eataas eae eh Bee ee oe a oe ey Te aie , 3 . gone etry iene 2 ours . ; ie ig SMITH, Herter acu. Hagia Re “enn ———=)|_Reasons for thle recent suspen-| fides 340-400 Ib. sows 7.28; most . H i ei tise. Apply tn Bea sity ‘direc: 
sion of a Pon patrolman will|\b. to ine ae Mh few eed nde 30 Pigures ose dectmat points are eights i im cer im , TARAPATA, = Loop * : . Sagine®. 
_ 714. Community_ be ) the Rees en edeniy to oe bigner;| Alen en. & Coe “Sn 31 H 28 +3 33 MacMAHON — se . oe an 
Bank BI Civil "Service /Commiasion during tek ecra, My ciety sect naam AT HA A] cael | Cee | eee ® i 'a- public Hos cs : G GL.. : ies’ ee: ‘Sy Po eS) : : P m. eee 
ni cn OES 4 te) ewes | Inc. | Ree .? 4. * the three ' orlase i é Th eaten? | IN LovING Y or my” 894 S, ADAMS RD. cian | — Phone FE 4-1568-9 re Commission, said|srerene_ prime. of, beter phoent: Mult muty Marufact, Gs. "-""the ine iss| deed meter Une he Worren who oon t sray oe Beoguien “Lek timony heard to deter- pasted aw 1981, B’ham; Mich. MI 63700 | 3 [mle the /atiemation oy denial | ose steer ieee Riss fel Wage eared bocce hd Et Ui] mlmepanees ee alc tenn, | Le Mie MECSIO | Bie iar pg a to low prime heifers 20.50-24,50; . : & asked. : “oi : ; 
BAKER €&° HANSEN |p zeroes ote xe wal intact moe Sie Pimattonmtaetieas | EMOMT eo"tetnst ne | Slane oe es, te : . } 3 PAs ity and commercial bulls 17.80-19.50; veal- sings peat elite scam ‘Birm, Come_in work. Richard H. DeWitt - Donald E. Hansen Oren beanie. Wer dekioabad bye ens igad chotes #70 i». 3eur-/New Judge Sworn In But this they wipe out, never; six ® WAITRESS, A150 CORS GIRL, Res. FE 5-3793 Res, FE 2-5513 Romeos, who, within a pe every cry esi . ~ st Smaart Bi eBoy “Drive “in: 
, Hiod ¢t five days was illegally sus. ra eae ag G.| “Daughter Verma: a ~FELEVISION isi itwye 
. i Homeowners’ Policies _ | by Police Chief Herbert _. Funeral Directors 4 |, (Bxp, man to assist in new store. Help Wanted 8 
utdmobile Insurance / Life Insurance _™ Walter K. Willman and 3 Donelson-John 
ty Insurance ~~ Plate Glass Insurance — ) \ ampBestened for Punerate_ 
\ 4/ Barglary Insurance  ~—“Bonds—-All Types. » pd pices / Tenants’. Policies fe: | 
A |. "Bestect courage ie-to-do--unwitnossed- which —---—//- : 
aa “we should be cupable of doing belore all “the world.” © Le. Boucheloucauld, 1665 | 
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"7 ROYAL OAK IT's — Professional Bidg. 
RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY 
tm you EDWARDS 
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313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE i» 84 64-6245, : 
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RECEPTIONIST | aynt“vinigming = SOaurrY 
wae arenas as wp san | gx SEP al ag SSif“usiecane cietres| ret” ie ane Sear 
oo See oe berth, ai BRICK & BLOCE WORK. 
  
  
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ae Pee Rac works a8, da?" vervice. OR 39633, MA _ 64008 wk. & pays you $250 to 
  
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| ~ dg for Diversified civewars.siewaiis and ap ea 
iy pave a very Interesting Pol ceureier is OUR SPECIALTY, wy AG Every Friday 
| foe nebe oh to work in basements EM _ 3-4879. aS ROE 
| 8 recsaren = | pe Oe, oe eens mam Way GRADING 
THESE AND MANY |5k, “AW Flsvesimena Om ing Fae 
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MIDWEST ~ PONTIAC'S 
Lads) 
| 08. Pontiac ounte ‘Bank Bidg. 
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      alks, ents, 
71-8037. or night calls 
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‘ENERGY, USE) o find a   ~ OR 3 
psamnte yoet ne Stel gs eve TOM CARPENTERS, For meet lends vat | terms "Gordon Pier eat 3. oy, Ea 3-482. | = 
Bent eee te e |FE 59501 Gabe Roth 4 ‘ootinyr mi & 
DO YOU arcing ir stern KNOW YOUR. “A&B TRENCHING 
> fh L Water line, Pie 
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CEMENT WORK . Porches, sidew basem a 
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  iS ASH FO gue ‘Wanted Real Estate 32A 
LISTINGS WANTED   
Leslie R. Middleton BROKER rE eae   
SELL YOUR PROPERTY 
bo call us NOW 
Nicholie and Harger Co. - PE 58183   
  To reliable — 
CASH OR TERMS. | 
  
  
  
  
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J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 6H. Walton __ FE 6-041 
__Wanted Real Estate 32A 
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OFFICE WILL RE-| | MAIN OPEN ON WED., BUT WILL BE 
CHIEF 
:'PONTIAC FEDERAL* 
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Fy oak By wally Be gh Fs 
OR 3-1208 Dixie Hwy. Eves, ‘til §; Sunday 109 to & 
  BUY, SELL OR TRADE 
ag mB aS Be may Bsns se) equities ‘and ‘end con’ 
GEORGE BLAIR REAL ATE 
4636 Dinle Hwy. ‘ OR 3-125) 
7 $ CASH $ 48 Hours' ‘HOME OR 
right & Valuet seat’ AVE, 
   
      | PVE. ENT. i eo, $1 wk. 
e141). utes * small eli loom 
Ls &/ BATH a 38 fe ‘* * " 
tee = 7 LARGE /RMS. & BATH. NEWLY decorated. Garage. Adults. 
PE 2-7136. FLOO! 
                    
      
  
    
  
    Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 
3. BEDROOM MODERN RANCH nete. ite 8. ee et. ES 
  j RM. HOUSE. 1 BEDRM. FE Pe : 1576. 
J ROOMS, FULL BATH, 35 MO. 
Phone OR 3-6151, , 
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ward. OR é iosT: WAVY BLUE Pate, purse. Vic. of 
iost- BLACK, Wilts & TAN a : King” for: commercial proper | 3\rooms & bath, in good tondl- 
ag Neate CASH cal pll'tive vou immecmis| Sug ater" chillies peri _ Reward. 5 ; $57 per month. K. G. Hempstead, 
aia comaead Geen oe — et 3S + eee IN A FLASH _ ROY KNAUF 102 E\ Huron. PE 48204. 
ae. ; : terrier, Sylvan Lake City _ | %% W. Huron st. FE 2-142) \ ; 
je hdoeed Md eae ery aos cos ars, RE, * “Garden Plowing —16B | cer: py T, a AXD ee aneet Ages. Forme 2 spamiean hrs Coating 
: “Tgllow. Band. on’ leg. ser & ams. perk Vases ane 8 OS Gee be or el, M. Stout, Realtor 
. eapeeee +7 Saginaw \8t. * FE 68100) 
ee ee =) A Johnson [erga cae rang |" ont ? PARAKEET, 5 , ; = Apts. 
og hy 5 Ramee. Reward 1704 Pe a me. jene front apt. 8615 Lake aa 
Lost: TAN & WHITE MALE CoL- i LARGE RM, KITCHENETTE &| j,75 tae B nee 
OL waked LAND 7 ea Sie, te, Se S| soem co Oo Sas or 
a Lost iG TACKLE Box pe Oey, CMA yg «=| T ROOM & KITCHEN, BATH 1)  Weice | Prospect.\ Chitidren i 
Selavis a wer| ith equipment. Vicinity vf ic.| LATE MOORL CAR & Casa Prion or couple oe Wonrn | FIRST FLOOR § & BATE E.| pelghbothood. | vinm 
ward, on Saks. ro eS end, pvt. bath and ent. ee. | 9 See OS Se SS to Caillorain, "Needs some, seco 
os Tost SM BROWN DOG | Witt PE 42131 or PE +2420 rE yaw. ==: | “and private beth, pvt. ent Pull price at ee, aes, 
tegurance Agencies I28)| Sek wrergestsenr' ti | woe ia a rete emt | ante Ae GROTH) trea eneome OniSeiet '| oun oer ea Bat of Represented Co.'s.| Sng & Bl. MI ¢1191. Reward. before you sell. 1 ROOM MODERN. QUITE| ove onrr oF 4 family | Quiet suburban neighborhood —- 
Austin-Norvell Agency | ioer: DOBERMAN. 1g Yrs otb,| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor \ dene Agua Far bard °°" brick. Sey, toms and beth, | \ Block “fom | good fishing lake. 
— : =| “slack female, Reward. PE S4545.| _ Open Eves 73) 9:10. diila wines, 8 Percy. ‘and laundry fe- | \Large jot, shaded with tow 
it wrence," Gormet (ost YOUR Pet? Want To | TN. Ssenes $3185 | ROOM. & KITCHENETTE. PVT.| and hot 20 including bees | Sera wunguiow. Putt bats. Part 
*-S-NSURANCE Aiitnged_stomel"Reecue ese es Sasa” Osea | bee Boats. 9 eculta. 18 Korean. Desemeot win el furnace. Over Michi ! : E i 2 car “ov 
gs STATES PROM la Pine | bovers tor came. Tianoe nooM, waiety FoR WM.H.KNUDSEN | pets datthel™?0s fur son ote 
. __ SURED BY PHONE Diack boxer, pup. white on. left K. L. Tempteton, Realtor ee aaa | REALTOR » 244 8, Telegraph Rd. : 
-Nicholie & Harger Co. _ | ~ent est_Ressei_ 7% S| 0 Oresere a Barimoor, FE 233%. mina!" 9 W. Huron ____ PESsis3 _ Hobbies & Supplies 24A MORTGA 7 RMS. WITH PVT. BATH & ENT.| Pvi. Ent. & Bath. 2101 Opdyke. Gi a Fr k 
ar Po 7 ON GOOD PROPERTIES Smell child welcome. $15 wk. FE| PE 4-608. rOoux- ranks 
Lowntry_ Service __*2 | sew ecusueen Gets. St Pence |nb, cakes it 6. te 7 ROOMS _FVE_BATH PVE ER sbeeey taaag | ggg CRNERAL REAL SSTATE FOR PAMPLY LAUNDRY SERY-| to ft), BACKENSTOSE. 18 East) verm Loam. legrepe |" wrance. FE 44123. pare, trom een to #2 sein | 4395 Dixie Hwy... OR 
ice Pontivc Laundry, FE) Lawrence. FE 27-1414. 2 ee 7 RMS, PVI BATH & ENTR., ee EB 
thor CORTLING pia on nor.| . Notices & Personals 25 OVER $1,000,000 : corner ef Wath. FE ‘gbas ahet “a : 1 avaliable now, other July Tait cotramic’ kt Be, ein 
. Beautifully ‘inished. Pontiac ‘ = pe pose. at pe An. oF ‘ s 
Phone i, A _DAINTY-MAID CHARM PARTY. | . Availabe to iand ¢on- ee RPUL. room, closet, 13210% bed- 
—Lemntey, Freee “E336 TSA | Batts & Service. (Write Margaret tracts Immediate sctigal Call * gulet Exe. “tr” wae ihe. Rent Houses Furnished 35| 100m. Jarae closet, ti) bed. 
panne ping _ «tT Burtoughs Ave,| ion st. FE ™ nee Ree oe Greer | in vanity, 30° attic 
HO , THEN see bs} 2 "OS Ncube. 
Oj yerznans. mez sunvice | AEROTRED KNAPP |¥0",,f070*,,7Ex,cme 08) i Avimcuupes. Pe |S: 
trimmed or removed, Pree. sett i _ {CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN CO). , ® ‘ 
ates. Calle 3-480 anytime: | —— ___ }3_W,_-Huron st. “Sr assy |? CLEAN ROOMS NO DRINK- | —se! ; “i 
r . ' > Fred Hernan ~ WE NEED | > eae per--week.114. Center... ae] 
| Land X steal st $18,050 Modernistic Ranch Home’ "| Lovely Roy Annet Inc. 
  
   
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and fireplace, extra lav y 
and. shower. Oi] furnace, at- 
tached 2 car garage, lot 145x 
jose This home brand new 
priced to sell with terms. 
SMALL ESTATE Lovely 3 bedroom. modern: rs 
brick and frame home’ with at- 
tached 2 car garage, 26 ft. liv- 
ing room i Arepince 1% 
*baths, situated % acres on 
Lots of shade trees, 
sell. 
YOU LIKE LIVING this extremely well kept 3 2 J edge priced to 
Evenin 
Lease, 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
‘FE 42533 
OR 3 BEDROOM 
basement. Close. to after 6, call Speedy 
#1175. 
Wa 2 home. No 
  
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0a & BATH. NEW BRICK © oe : y will sell my Halsnes on. land   
STARTER | one, "$e x BF aplit-level. 
rated th Te 
ons TAKE. 
See 
~HAYDEN® GI RESALES. In city. Low down 
payments. Low monthly sal 
ments 
DUCK ase FRONT. 3 bedroom) 
eplace, Sandy beach. 
es, 6 
Ga- home. 
$2,800 we 
9% ACRES. Lake privile 
room home. Full basement. 
rage, Reasonable terms. 
= DOWN. Anew _2_ bedroo’ 
so home 08 yest let. Call for ra 
ferunation Goda: 
t COOLEY LAKE WATER- 
FRONT. 3. bedroom brick See: 
  
Split 500 ' 
$ room home, bese- 
car garage. EAST SIDE 
ment, 1% ‘terms y, 
WHITE LAKE 
Modern home. close: to — 
center $9,100, terms. . 
NEAR 
pre Tay BIN? HAYDEN, K $8,080, | 
vend 3 rooms, 04) | 
Realtor   
for. that sma. arm 
have ome wanted. $i, 
HURON GARDENS» 
CUTIE! Newly remodeled smaller 
home for the o , well le- 
eateq near sch stores 
and bags pice oem Home 
rooms and full 
bath and full 
low down payment of $805 
down. 
4-FAMILY BRICK | 
This solid as a rock income - 
was built for an income a 
not conve contains 4 
6 room and fall bath an le 
with full basements and oll 
heat. Separate oem. Lo 
cated ¢ to whtown 
Pontiac with 100 ccomaman 
ee on main highway. : 
} to -be- converted. 
“anit. “Priced ~~   
ao Ad t 
ay LAKEFRONT Offering the ultimate in a 
wonderful _ and real 
disposal, custom m 
. boards and china cabi- 
custom made birch 
fall breakfast nook. 2 excel- 
lent a plus sewing 
Full tile bath. Lee 
stered wall & 
*Pull basement, 
shea recreation rm. 
oll heat - front. Gleaming 
Pt ha td pla 
. Beautiful wood- 
1 mile lone. 
Piease— —¥g—a call 
appointment. a 
Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 
TIN. Saginaw st. . Eve. i 8:38 
  
41 RM. HOUSE, A 
agg: on same tot, a 
terms. FE 4-3142 101 8. 
: GILES Huron Gardens 
ge ge bedroom 
ust block off Telegraph 
hi’ 4 Vacant and only $ 
dowi will handle. 
Off Oakland Ave. built   
            GILE: REALTY CC CO. 
ruse ie, om é 
ws 4     
5 room home Auto. of] furnace, on ~ 
water heater, 4 oth- 
pg ae ae gh og merits of $92 in- * ire eter ing - vie 4 
- Income — $950 Down |   
  
    
  
    
    
  
                  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
          
    
    
  
    
  
  
      
  
  
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_ LONGFELLOW 277 
Civilians—$490 ~— 
2 bedrm ane Pull basement. 
‘Almost_new. Perfect cond, Auto. heat. Hot. water. 
Vacant—Immediate possession — 
Open. Walk tn & look at it & if 
yen ete - Gteseen, 
DAYs. WO owner. 
  
210 West “gurathmore a 
living ~ Dining — Kitchen 
Bath and 2 bedrooms. 
Vacant and ready to move into. 
Look this residence over todey. 
& p.m. te 7 p.m. 
Nicholie | TEL f 35-3350" 
EVES. SAT SUN. TO 8-0851 
& Harger Co. 
  
$1,000 DOWN 
screens,” 
Priced — $10,000 
Lawson. Real Estate 
  session. 
$1,000 DOWN family income on paved st. on 
Tat ia gis net @ and 
mae hs y RILEY, Broker. ” 500° Eitzabeth Lake @ Ba. 
Fw +1157 4-4821 
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PAYMENT] “font 70 ft, long oe 5 4 irms., 1% baths, Scar attached ga- rage with activities room: at 
rear Crosley kitchen with builtin oven and range 
—full - wall and a host of other features. 
You're sure enjoy this 
hom ead - appoint- ment : 
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Fun hfe basement and 
Garnet. Wrist 18 wob B0 8 
  
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vate entran basem 
heat. Garden ‘spot. $10,500, *Fi,s00 
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JUST CALL LATEST ie noe. a 
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PLAY, IT COOL! A of Abe TODAY WILL TELL 
> 00 Oakland = 
FOR SALE CLARE ston. Lovely Lge. 
fenced ot Nour largé lake. 2 bedrms. & oo porch. 1 fir. 
Cal’ MA; 6-167. e eR 
AU RON OAR dens to . Mi lot. down. 
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Buy Thru Partridge — 
List Thru Partridge 
. NORTH END we ‘Pishers, 5 room modern, 
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om, couple or small |" 520.950—BRICK RANCH — 3 bed- oa ae & liv | 
GI Resale—$1,200 Dn. ite hethe alt inne Seen and 
Now vacant 2 bedroom bunga-| ‘Deerful family kitchen ‘ae. , low with full basement aad oft Sttached garage on attractive Ose fugnace, storms screens.| 190 jot. | visors refinished and redec- : | like new. DRAYTON AREA | 
: ty BRicm RANCH OAR Sona” Full Price $6,500 beautifel large sitchen wines: Trim and neat 6 room bunge- ing spece fenced in beck yard. 
low, glassed porch attached, and traveled street. | garage at edge of city, ofl fur-| for the dies. Gorgeous roses in 
nace. Mice shde nd grden. ete one on this 78x-   
  
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ee Ee See an woe gusto | construction. rig : 
is divided into 3 rms. children gulated. Log burning fire- 3 geet w : : 
oon Sat “Sceoe sun evernent|  Uieatcn 3 weitemme’ Te Lovely, Gt, ess lgeally ‘located | Re — Open Bvening! PR — 208 Baldwin Ave, 
— Kot Pun price — kitchen. is e i te Eh for. ie 4 = . Full | ‘ee $e of ee. 
diaeee ‘aims $3,d00 dows, Immedt| | Set, “eamed . Summera, Re ee aeras ont screses: | 4. 26 Acres—Orion Twp. 
te 3 Telvigerator and washe 4 : ‘basement. Ol] heat. & many t al for truck farmer, nursery. 
a er combination, all other fine features for comfort ‘foot road frontage, @ scres 
rT" mai ‘pastels. Mahogan & charm, Only $12,800 with §2,- ‘ : e s : eee bee 20 ecres 
WHITE | Sees | ES EE EP 3 Sei : aa the re. tod 3 pace CUSTOM BU! ‘BUILT Soe Se ft . 9.30 down, 
BROS. mz cg RO “Mom sald she'd be down in a min and to break a Roy Annett Inc. e 
: eae : : 2 ~ ‘Pruly fine living & com | couple of eggs in the skillet!” a 
Prone “OR 3-128 to belt. femily home. The Tort aust be seen come 107 LZ a oo ae 
3660 wy. | 14x30. ft. living room and sated. ‘Seling - | Bew fe ‘ecacne Wake U z venings and § Ya 
es $: Sunday 10 to 8. the full dining room are se ranch, face brick. 2 tiled baths, 5, oo 
¢ i UIT TREES, BER- arpeted. 3 Master sized TERRY E. ADAMS co. For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43 8, attached : We have © 200 scre 
‘a ¢ ; . a Eichés: | perth on on Rochester hd. with “ MACEDAY LAKE 
_ les, outside grill, garden in & 5) Beds and oa Eves. ‘tls 13 : a gg tle _ 2 sembprivate lakes, &-year 
Foor house” partly furnished, a W. Huron St Sym Lisel : ag ne Sobtndts. near seves,/- round stream front log cabin with 
$oeoe with $818 dows. Phooe OA gare _ r, scar BY OWNER | $13 ON 6 LARGE KNUDSEN | .- a oe ee | - orem Toth lanes, appror. _ Giepisces ultcbeth te compte 
, 7 rage. peautiful ote caaaee “paint : mediate sale. We trade. = some. ae ‘lake. “Immediate possession and 
“moved, Phone £5349. 7 to|- school : IRWIN fy ‘SHAM dertul boys’ or : : $1,100 down. 
-___S pm. =. 1105 WEST MAPLE Give us's call and we wil 
< AOL .. — 2 ~ghow you aiy time. ___ PONTIAC LAKE ~ 
ae FOR RE- | BLOOMFIELD-TWP.— MAYFAIR _€620——__ | 
/ pmen wm ME ig An extremely attractive & com-| ONLY SSO DOWN 7 ars eas te | Le price of one. Both ef =o 
F & _Foom "boast, plore! we sorsanie Same Oe rooms. & at a sete, arited ike brn: eye Steen tae ee oe eee 
éks . ing iad t, ehen, wih yh a FP . 7 lots. FE 41008. sit ss call, | tS as tor guiek nd lt —offering privileges om 
: _— ample ue = ceramic |* payments. - |. Only $8,500 with $4,500 dows beg, BS ge 
lvpcar garage, wie tem, —payments EM 331 ___ AE BE ag gh 
SPANISH MODERN storage, Beautitul 904280, 8. elation “ofr ey E WEST SUBURBAN ‘3BEDROOM = | ==" ™ cou 
3 bedrooms, 1% baths, 13% jevigtiy eped Alum "| RANCH HOME = ‘near Huntoon |: rm Y vLO RD ~ Fenp-eroung lake home: Complete. ; : 
hoe yooui, newly num swnings complete oF TANK HEP ARD terms. W ATERFORD TW. : farsge. ‘Bk ca - Attached ly fern. smeaiz , landacaped WALTON BLVD. — 
jeres,Si80 should move you 04 compen. 85 5 | | ot em 2980 South End type home with s big Ease ml sacrifice. Gi. | 1 FE 49584 tres,| filo a peremnal effects time io tevestigate this Be tered 
. : 4 BEDROOM, FULL BASEMENT. Perle ee" eith star'to Gm] Work area io bemi, Large liv- “COUNTY ESTATE BU pW gy ayy Bg eg bedrooms at only — 
re RAY O’NEIL, Realtor oak ea * yard, $1,006 finished attic Any 8 room, dining area, tive| NEAR LAKE » L508. Lok Gente. g iss 
Pal basement, Autor. Reet FE tna se rE none dow, — Sasomens excellent che bDeauti bath Paved drive ene 7 Ens gf E» aoe ear eo: ro 
2 car garage. Full only Cass Lake ef, Possible 4 and bath, “and 1% car gatage. Texto | garage & orchards on 3 z Ena (ae 
‘about down $400 DOWN ~“dedrooma, | excellest cond ‘condition. plastered wi cellings.| ~ $14,200.00; terms, Seres.. $8,500 i BE oN um hr 1es 
See ciao | grmemmannctr muti aaee| a toe Ee a ae “twin | STATEWIDE, - + [enter at ae ane ol forced. air lake priv. | 2 good lota. in Harbor with Priced at $10,800 10 per John K Irwin | IRWIN ; ER pert Restor «FE ens 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | $1,000 DOWN "garage. $1750 full price. PE 42563. gent down. § Der cont im ° vy ane ‘B. D. CHARLES. REALTOR | 7 RS mPa. Open Bre 
“aia 5 room bome on § oF 10 seres of Handyman’s dream, 2 bedroom, in Real nll toca ‘Realtor | * | ants. Pelegraph Pe essa | Lovely Settin — P. : — 
te ee ee ee eee) pene | a spose Slee cnte| — ate A : BE eee nsal dat 3 becrooms.| CPANGUS, Realtor “| take tront on Loon Lake. Besuti-| PRACTICALLY ats | FE see PE $466 Pungsiow being ireahiy pained. | WARM WEATHER AHEAD. Ep- For Colored 
newly Fee. room im). . ae ta, 9-0 fully, landses grounds. 3 bed- MEDIA CALL NO TWO ROOM Mee : | 2 bedrms. -pius- garage. convert- -- a: /, emt, eal Me ey cee 
ement, oacreened patio, exe.{C collect; fetes ate 4 a ent fireplace FOR PARTICULARS, $200, "my equity, Bal, $618. #25 e¢ into extra bedrm good rom Union Lake, ‘and tot Fa ilies 
40878. BEDROOM BRICK TERRACE. | hardwood floors, ap- month. FE é basem sisting bedrooms, m 
ou oc: quick possession, FE | ointment call PE #2544. WM. H. KNUDSEN UNCOME with new fu ‘ acre ~~ Fag ayy Bee modern . 
aM. lot with te and | kitchen, large 20 foot utility room. 
i il aeiaase Strait Lake privileges. 2|BEALTOR 944 &. Telegraph na. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RAE your chtee—grad 2 tum balance for gerden. Chick-| dath With shower, large Bassett st. 3 bedroom. 
BUD | CEO. | Pa "Sars weetee| DRAYTON Ser es S| Sto | Re ee) Eee oe prec home. $1,259 or car as down payment. gy Mg = Fg ht ge & = Priced oh Ge) 
Siterallne, PE 63th "| "tory barge a. Biase fet: peies é SY seems i SH, moti Sew lant seer shake " Bew siding, new «@ | Pioneer Highlands Foe perc > Poet 
Sick - ‘Targe bot Wee Sie stag arse Desement. Owner.) exterior wiih over 1100. sa. bain down, 3 a hath uni, ORLY | attractve home in joey nelgh;| PEACE AND QUIET rou, wit | culz, 9:10 easy Some te dove 
irmingham.- : ; ._ Seer } oo : berheed. suburban home|  tsiaie. Many Pa. Mrs. 
Brick, F vecpecmns, carpeted: iiy- ‘ North of town. Canal front, new EAST SIDE [nig wee — Sricht Ritthen, eadres, end wat ving roan, sopatohe dist 4 — ——— 
ing room, tile bath, | home, 3 bedroom wepes ser Framed 4 rms., bath & utility pensive carpeting, drapes & NEAR SENIOR HIGH pets Sg 1 large bed nice kit rAg- F--3 
ment recreation room. De- ment. $15,500—terms. 4-2240. rm. Aluminum - On 1 sere venetian hese. Panel-Ray “Six room frame home in nice up. basement. 1% cer ment, auto. oe boot ear bleck 
i and dinette. paved = of ground. 96,750, terms best bill onl ‘gondition--3 bedrooms and bath | lenced ‘beck yard. nen Oe an ocled cod wired | JOON Kinzler, Realtor 
drive and garage. Complete home @ rooms, 1% cer garage, firepiace,| ADAMS - FE 4-3393 Ot os ane ‘up. Wall to wall carpeting. Full ik oee, terms. lor 320 volts. Large lot 100x300 €70 W. Huron st. Po FE 4 
fo every way mm a wonderful nee-| Rost Buys landse in, — terms. ee | = : . basement, off heat. Will trade fest, We know thal you will like — — 
tion, priced at only $16,800, y FE : — ot Ra, B naam 5 |. 90%. tot & _peseessien. ag - Fe J k 4 ie place. Nicely landscaped . | 
North Suburban Today Waterford. 1 year old brick and| BY qwner. $14 000 Terms, Coli|  Srbaee cite Ghee Gone ond — ae ohn K Tw in ae Ss ee ; = 
Owner transferred, iat wall a; = _ | See, oes Neos Se Seri ot oom. per ~ OT on Che ss eeies CY. TWD FAMILY. Ol West , 
delightful “custom "built brick : 3 wecroonr home with-tied-bath Since 1945. Huron St, This home hes ¢ rome L 
rancher, with attached 2 car ge- SPARKLING | NEW! |> pedrovm senew-waiton, seve Drayton Woods $250 DOWN oil heat, arly possession. (Ast- sent tel Tiel ine ya com| Toome ep, aise wih twa Bee | = Pat 
bedrooms, large activity room.) 3, jeetoum me. | thood $2000 down: #15 is month. FE To GFs. Near the MoCon, LAKEFRONT full basenrent, heat. Up- | *DIANWOOD LAKEFRONT 
1¥4, baths, ind awa apr — upancy: Contains combi- eat «|| SYLVAN VILAGE Sylvan Lake. 3 bedrooms with| ‘Stairs spt. is furnished. 3} Sate & 6 eames fo tee te 
jaws seveskiing oye-| Soe uving room You can own this very nea 1% baths, oil —_ bee. ft. Excellent beach.| {oF . This is = very nice one aeeere 
vem. living ry neat, 3 trontege section at a nominal 
: "| Rome beset 3 ‘ret, | Ove tau et remiss? Sot | Eterm, Wa, eal caierta| Biche "ahir'a aoe | Bea, Sacha Satta | its StaelGat atghnaeel| tte meerme'an be coer | oe Temes ot 
-NICHOLIE — : very ‘workable ‘ with cious’ sree oe aly 8. fh "ows where can you best it? eree.: ceee eaten a Seo this and. make on otter. to responsible parties. 7 RE ay Bf 
Mt, cremene Bt. re $1201; Basement with ofl heat and | West Side. 3 full base-| to = 4% per cent mi heat. ‘Early nished simmer 4 simmer cottage, Hae alt all te REAL ESTATE| © cied den ely 
five. ire. Kelchner PE ¢8173| - bot water. High and dry lot, ment, spitt-level wee Sena. iI tc St. Michael NEAR WHITFIELD . 1982 W. Huron Hves.| more than land Fi Beco 
oe ot Pontiac 19 _| Bome'in trate cal Peeae | (UL IOQT. ks! 0:5 we helcrro} by A “LOVELAND _ st ee 
BY OWNER, NEW c1oU leges.. Dollar-wise, you just An acre plus . ;-. nearly new 5 ATVI - . poy Lake Ra . 
bedroom ranch type home in Per- ‘ REAL ESTATE INC. Neat Pull ent, a A. tnd Gomes 
CErene here) Sieesiee = [Roe GRE! SOLES | ees | Eee es" SH] mee eee eee |e . : = 3 bedroom home, all : Acre Fruit Farm 
Sell new auto.” washer, shes HOME Sachohew-Wailen 738 TO LAKE 3 BED:| newly decorated. full base- mpegs: DON’T MISLEAD Near Clarkston, Like new mod- TPossenston. 68.000 = 
& suds saver, x. Al 10 AGRES ferred. 1% ; attached garage. © ment, like new gas furnace, $ room ranch home terms to responsibie buyer. ‘ 
iM cet gares af Oak. wi : washer, dryer Soa arenes. aeoroey i peta a a ine & me YOURSELF : 
S ee ee cedar, in OF seal Ortonville, i cone enn, wee Toe y-BEORM BATH HARD. | with abundance of. flowers. 2 gar garage. Rested Coq bee | Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor } * . = : . qd new : $ 
pion, $13,708. MY, 3-5573. 5 tains an wae i room, J. A. TAYLOR, REALTOR wood floors, ofl Rest. Located in at only $10,250. & HARGER CO. a YOU REALLY pina tm ment shed. A variety cf pe gait © Maree Street 
én ful me, fe w closets ‘tee 100 Oakland Ave. E4286! Momesin. Terms. . SYLV AN 33 W. merge O sasing PE $41 EBTT Genes ie eS Srees, bc neg Ged 
besement. * | $300 DOWN FOR COLORED Bo Oe Pie | cs en : 
      fomily home, «i on beauti- 
Exact fs wn soli B-g | surrounding ua RHEIS EIS ROAD 
  
        
         
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  ~ |CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | xive ms stone On BWT. off Squirrel Rd. on : 4 f] 
Mt tap iced (PE a Pe onoceRY AND. OAs STATION ) ; 
tncloved a bare 3 || 2 f eH Buckner Customers welin, 4 poems of pancied fous. Well restricted. -| terms, Call Bea ” Lapeer, Are 
basement - periment. ail | Serve nd. ‘Across. from Mata | — “tare pean oa 
scaped shaded lot with i's at Poss, ES Feet, ace BY OWNER BOW: Happy Folks w 
geterat tention Cares | PAY hee ertridee |. Sate’ eek | Secomce seers: ers wep 
Loci Baers of ice. |CREE FRONT, AD CARR PRIVE| _ Souriht Puan BOM Se eer é a. "Ss T 4 is a. pleasure. room bungalow with wall- te rom started. ve). “LET'S TALK Ya 
few soaps se v BUSINESS” | pubes crereet company where you sre wel-     i R 
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By filbasement ca'f extetent PERRY ACRES) gesraurant 
Bo See | Be We eae ee) ea ee ert ~ per ei 
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Leslie R. Middleton |Fit\ne win sopue ts. | HOBBY SHOP. - |aup. Pel en shia 
Pe bri FE 60008 Ee bn behing. hd s.| plcmiela” Only SA500 il pet 612 DIXIE MIGHWAT 
Income Property 43A\_srimiming picsleting you into this profitabie little busi- TRATTON 
onwiat po mag = ago art aon Bese. You can have ® lot of fun 20 Dinan DYKE Utica 
han at least 100 fi. frontage—ail : — WHEN YOU NEED 
    
    
           
     
   
     
     
    
      
   
  fakoure ; FINANCE CO. — 
oe RE OIALS. Reins for vest, iP = : FE 41574 
$15 -DOWN-—6Si5 per month - your * Suitable for 
5 eT ine tune privilege lots | "7 ouetcor market, che. PE 2iess. | __ 072 Ponting State Bank Bidg. 
(91,250 FULL PRICE-Por these two | "O27 hinge is SSIRD" ‘BENEFICIAL - ~ Madhole Steps and Angie Iron ‘ 
si, Pay ie em oe SOE * FINANCE CO... cous 4 BEANLOCR |= — 
Beton meets! Dartridde | tet est cay fi Orchard Lake ave. FE 310i |BAND & GRA "TOP sll 
ates Ree 2 “Up to $500— Bevan sas tees | Boyce. 6 FE 25005    
      
        
    
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‘ -| Best Pine Exe. cond $140.95. "a. 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor | ¢ Be Seat Soe. trem 4 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 | i cmmeroatian 
1982 W. Huron Pacoe FE sie cottage | aytals.. Large owners Oak] . | som? REM 2%, uw Sea ateta yee 
For Sale Acreage 4 boats. Ouly $18,000 dows. Buy now an 4% Ft. rp § ay | Lecuare’ retrigeestar,, $40.8. | 18 e& £, Schacter Parkway frees-| 4° io” PPPLD LPL . ‘ . iS ‘condition... er. , take over payments. reer 
1% te $ Acres Parcels ahead We think this’ is one of the. L oan Co mpany sete ain: $8 gg Electric, In c. Cont 9600, take over payments. | * eg via dobar |, 
‘M-59. Beautiful wooded & Folling land,| “hottest” best liveries in : : 
our state We NORGE BLEC. DRYER § 98/ to Auburn Ra 573 | AiR COMPRESSOR, "5 ae ALL : 4 — ents, FE le siti Ww. Outside White ........ 1 gal. $3.98 
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Zoned commercial and direetiy) C. PANGUS, Realtor TITTABAWASSEE yl piee 
shoppin au allect: _ Ortoetie NA | mor sigindaln ‘7 nl | F] one Bnd Gallon |. .cciccesccse<sass OM 
         
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ee oti Peter beater, and] fa bereeen Coo wey and Eitabern | pewassee River. ap north inne @) : k Cc h oP 
plasered wale. Pus price Hate) Take At spe per, Lous | sot masera eemeny tome. a2 JLLLCK LOSI]   
    
  
  
  
    
  
          
   
    
        
    
        
     
        
      
   
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44 WARD E. PARTRIDGE age! eS 
panne For Sale Farms IREALTOR FE 43581 fo veg ck, pervionsistk REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES $4121 or visit us at our office, 
40 Acres . ssa W BORON ST. | er. FE 2e00s. 
North of Potting. Sucellent 1 rm, WORE we ECL STOCKED BEER & HOME & AUTO Reasioable, PR SOs 
3 a sata ‘details. | SG tuilding' Metee quartere of LOAN CO. Waryer, $200. Kelvin . Ha tate hs Tripp Réahtor |: Le oe R. With 96500 7M. Perry gt (Corner Pike) 
Seen esiie * Ny : bedroom 2 
Sindows. Mice kitchen, bat vee ee be Buy Thru Partridge Mortgage Loans 54 Easy chat 318: End tabs, 18: 
GEORGE B. IRWIN, wl Lit cee Pere ow | Wexis rug. and. ps, aks urs 
= tee Baldwis ane 1S) ACRES, NEAR ONAWAY, GOOD. TA LOANS—$600 to $1,500 | Uhicn Lk. eM 3-3933. :     
form call FE 27570. . Bx _for person who | homes, an Sm ah ~ = 
» FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE ants to Oakland '. 
Call _OR 3-111. FE 40003. go after a, ; ror 
Buy Partridge 
List Thru Partrid 
” Rd. ‘bedrooms, large : $Shiace, win or without. acre- 
Sale Business 49| tte route and soln opersied | ~ Propert games. No seling. Al ecdine|10 ORESE IN RXCHANOR, FOR : i" pullets % 50805. al ” Har 4 
: Dinette cts many |} THE L a. FE 4a). ped 
$f} NASH AND CASH OR LIGHT) other m i | 8-20 . _ EMPIRE = j= : ome - - 
_ eat with Hydra. FE 23718. | Visit our trade dept. BCCHT SE : AND TRIM MPG. S - Bulldozing 
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LAKEFRONT LOTS 40220 after 4 p.m.. 
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    iiss PLATTE 19 FOOT ALUM. new. 
Tulser equipped with a 30 Joho-|— -AWAY. PLAN | 
cruleer eee a erty wbesl, remote On EAST » | PE. bee Coronet 
     
      
   
      
    
                 
   
            
        
          
     
    
     
   
     
         
     
          
      
   
            
     
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_ y Lake“ Rd, EM- 4 Sees ee ae Will trade for | —_ o% ALTON TV eee co “Midiand Dr. z 
-LAKEFRONT mane pee i equity tos, bomen Atk, for + al "s << as ate 3 25 ae : nd. Peta: 
“pad one you have been waiting a . OR i 
Sty sae St Gres 200] Well, Jocated business . ; : a 
Ted MekaeT rekee| owner Fv 
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Senator deco focee, in| Ba” "eat Savas | Soa oa sedi Paton © 
Brice fe eurpisingly low--si2.00 Si ident | Sewn payment, Fe eee | aR BOG, Set reas for cages] @ SAND OR CLAY 
san ereeer Te | Edw, M, Stout, Realtor | Sale Land Contracts $2| Pharm ms tier oot =. paar oe vee Sor 
FI selievatied 
Church's; Inc.- 5 SSeirrel _ Fe. 33.   
  
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H / 698 Dixie Hwy. pram ts Open Eve. "til $:30 : Lan d > d 
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_down payment, OWner, : KEFRONT MODEL | _ ra __| gopmmates BA EM Pelle as | OTOL FE 
Contracts float & 3 boats, Wil "gid.ooo | JU" Television, 2 sos:--+++ eae © E mL! E O1 a) 
apartments paths | pee ee or whet have you — ; jargro : " os e ; ree 1 a8, 
tr ideal Mgoauion Tor small” 150% DISCOUNT | BBGENAT a cage | Bartel nach, Cosi oes : en aees ae 
gating and, beating plant) 20% DISCOUNT =| SONTRAGT ! xo erie | , Ds OUTLEL 
foo tertan _ 25% DISCOUNT Eves. OR 31708 or OR 3-3687 
LAKEFRONT HOMES <@_ dedrm. home. Insulated f|Commercial Buildin     
   
     
       
        
        
     
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6 Vara aime ranch ore! TOM Bateman | cai on oi Ta, Ee Poh ano, (es | HMENOME, 14 PE GOOE ee Fi sae 
as a rooms & hath each, 2 A etn 
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| / Hewstaetneg| Bateman — | p+ panel. heat, thermostat con. : ee 
‘Ranta Grate tele) ~Karmpsen |” Resort Prop. 44A| Filmi aree {REALTORS EE 40528 
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  ia FOOT PLYWOOD ROWBOAT LE Bt, : €731 Dixie High vay et MIS : OARS AND ANCHOR ‘od a es Ran MA 53-5071 Open: nites ‘til 9 ‘a 
core rome Sen g| a pane “Nadas | ma"Ebt” Mk Sate] MERCURY |S Gah oop — ACE AF She FON-+ ae aco EMOTOR | en a ee en | eee | oe BEAGLE & BLUES FICK PUPS: camping yA... : | ore ; aie a TD : cury, 399 ay. S 
‘aurea by & wmasengneses. $i5 & $20. be seat " ida, received “ Her 048. S| 2 aS eS 3 On ak DR. A-l COND. $400. 1956 CURY 83 3 RADIO 3 Eto . 7 A 
ponrog Tageens ar g| Sragt he et Seed |i, wocioee Eee poke | ares ey) Vee a en a a ee pies. AKC Curtiss. OR ‘ 2 ae 2 a oo oe acces oe careening aes ee et bere MER aE ‘ : siiseal paae Pm “TRACTORS AND ccig .. 2 Se 4th ULY SPECIAL, - Gwest £1800 Harold ‘Turner Ford. i PONTIAC ot oma Cea , 
Oar tare = T me, AEC, MOWERS DR, | _condition. OL 2-0572. 
      
         
      
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coner wham       ao . eae 08 Super 4 dr. Power 967 RA pe ee 4] Hetring™& eae” al “cztras“s | Fess iiss PONTIAC SAFARL STATION | , ~ 9)... 25 ‘ : ‘ower, Rann steam 
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vw wary ileen, 1951. | be Can be seen iF ’ . Service, corner | | i? ELGIN Ro : 
ey pups, 4 ARC. Wheel Horse ars this} # a iS = entire Ba. lore Ps tors, x“ ~ 4 Complete with oa & car car |. A -——— SocKER F >| sees ne Hore power Toro | / ae 
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#20 FOR LAND 88. : _ CHRIS oR saa matt «poop || 68 Mt Clemens Sin PES | ways "MOR Bons Fo. cnooes Prone = : a ¥. = ’ 5 £ . 5 A Spe * 
1. = aoe COTE ai ee moms on 4 ss Wanted Used Cars 88 For ‘Sele Cars 91): $1295, in POWTIA  PABSEYOER STA ed SHOU 
AC FE 60273, after 5. + ig ey ~ friendly Olde OMO-Foreign     
  
oa P ud Shelton M Sale ee | en 8. Saginaw sre sae SEE OUR NEW LINE OF ENOLISR | , enepeareiominnoie> ton Motor Sales _193 8. t,x | 
© SALE WEDNESDAY,’ JUL ¥ | ew AE Bg J etre. | Bud ae mee an models. “CLARKSTON |: - Cans 
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bolid : menth FE ara. W.W. tires, red color, Ex- , Austin, Healy. Morris, 
of holiday. Lights, steering. hardware & full) _ Cor. Auburn &-E. Blvd. +6728. ogy ‘Bales. 4's, ‘Sagi: _OW NS. pr ale SP. ! x ar wo —— 
ar corer 9660 Me "34882. ether 6+ : : | Always “Motor Sales aaeeE* —Mi4—n? CLARKSTON RD | ~ HAVING | "euLLy |. Always Ready to- Buy "7 = = : (PAINT 
a sale the ah of July at 1:30 A? 
sa iain Skate | gta eat ot att BAGLEY Y AUTO PARTS eachrysler Plymouth | "iron, BEBE RANE |   
  
         
  
        
     
  
  
  
       
       
       
       
      
        
      
      
          
     
   
       
           
  
    
   
      
          
       
    
  Hard- white FOR A | sap.|For Sale Housetrailers 78 PE 5-021" LEY _8T. +3008, * Sewer Ms - “s CHRIS CR Sones otis te ony ~~" CASH Re Woon . . cision. R&H, - walls—save tires, Reduced sed tls week to ee : a Ba -U Deal 
camel ‘cover, air horn. Refinished ALy MARS wt North Cl jet. Co. ims OLDS. HYDRA, GOD | roe WORKING 1 MAN'S _PRIEND | ng-Up : 
_motor, $450, MA _ Plymouth sta wagon, V-6 Nort nevrolet. CO. |"R a H shape, ED JONES pee WA 
, “Geo Hunter (0.8. Ty phe. Se re oe roar fea aber} pon us 6 ene Sat ca U B 
MOVING. FREE. TO GOOD HOME| 42753 1985 12 FT. CADILLAC ALUMINUM 6-6034 White e bew ima eS WAGONS. FORD & 00 es ide rs af uy 
brindle bo 2 yr >| boat,“1858 Johnson 19 HP-motor, ~~ | 1952 DeSoto 2 door. fet wns on one naz} Ban p i 
uf Mair brindle a a ‘. mci new. 20008 eott Lake Rd. | C ASH — | 1953 Studebaker V-8 Land Cruiser, Pie a a 2 30 used Ss alana ra a cate 3 ae a et . 
a3 PART COCKER PUPS FOR SALE r 5 = ; pee. : Dak . ? Motor s Make & 
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some Mariequine 11. eessories, $2200, OR | dollars,   
  MY, S261! New we 1957 Pontiacs Perd-Mercu i ptt DELIVERED ~ fier, Take aver payments. eego es ervice 
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  : Open from Me Delete FO ei ee Mion’ will seerfice for 1800 cas as Tice _ Trade Up or Down | x scpa-y Ue ROriDAt 7 GS | eed Bus ne fy ee "iss _Call_ PE 2-2612. "| List — Sell — Trade one Seelam ecnangs | oor a beaks ‘S Birmouth ¢ Door 02+: ie 
¥| Pontiac Auto _Brokers HURON MTR. SALES oo "Me Deboto FireDome pts. -- $3395 
ee Sees. yorry oa0_W. Meren____-Fm 3000 "POR THE FINEST AUTO UTO SALES "53 Pord Fairlane Vic. ...... Te 
"See M&M Motor Sales_|_dth JULY SPECIAL | Cin paywentg 700 sunpex.| Goud ua Ww. Mootcaim Pema |S Fly. Co fan QO nc Be : ay ee less than #,000 sctual miles | 94 Mo + HAUPT ” | $8 Pontine Cataitos “os. isos — new, i owner Bhan RD. + = z = : aay eration & y. Tudor St. W aa | 
~ HIGH $$$ PAID | Lake WHAM ‘$4 Buick Cent. Riviere Hétp, $1565 
E°Geas Suburban Mtrs. HYORAMETIC. “Ram Tt Bite Berter Pirebome Sieh 7 ie, ous PORAMATIC. “RAK Dontigc Sales | Biss res risons fi Olds Dealer ii OLDs LT. BLUE RAR WW. i957, Starchiet custom Cote-| 33 Chev. Teter... 8 aes : g 1 . Te ee ENivENTiEK lina coupe. Pull power. Factory | +53 DeSoto Fit Fordor sae 
. Bi gar nual att . epee | Ft OERMOMLS CONVERTING | sh Bemag 9 ar, My@ramatic. B &| $5 Ces Forder Series... § OS 
$- F 7 to a .r. oe ES TOL | 1953 Chevrolet. Powergiide, radio & | 33 ci ok a ar 
BILL SPENCE “jini “wcewoumn ctw coupe | Mame etc ie tee cen SE €2 Onntent “are wm been| Sood tres. Gate. MA tie. | — Maple ESGe0 os «iat sPEClaLa TODAY M0 Posting Teter vos) a8 
Win pine 300. 8 ae 8.080 miles %%6 PLYMOUTH H*TOP | | “AL RANov’ WEY 361) This toa iwo-ine, blue Belvedere LABS CRIOS, MECH.__ ME 3301 
Sen  SDrayton _ | BOAT COVERS On: | "USED TRUCK PARTS Parks. Mi'4-1500, ‘Harold’ Turner trade. 82 Bre ens eb Wel) 37! va chas' white seen | Fon TRA ‘ATION B ~ 
Hey: Grain & Feed 2) goer a seg sie pea aTe SR nn I we. e Naw way,| 00,39 } & 2 bedrms. Low PATS ettel ine mem ae a weis_Auburn Ave _ PE ¢-00aa | BUIPR, SPEC Rali, over- | 854, FORD | CUSTOMLINE TupOR UBS es “Avro waves —_| ‘sso; "ae Chepsi SS a ae ee 
Bailing twine, bailing and ge ig By -B.. || Tackles Dr votes Lk. See Sun. For Sale Trucks 90). sised, ures. 1 rea 13700 ma mi. Pvt, owner. Va, eouine. Fore-O-Matic | ‘Csniand _—PE 3-202} sen, 600; 'S) Ponting. $178) a) eee rans PAIR DEALING 
oe. hay service, MA $0868. Marine Goach’ Saren, 15i10, N.| thru July 4ih nn | | $1,700 5 rare car with only 30.000 actual | 1963 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. RUNS i . CASS AT W aT 
35 ACRES hay Wor sale SLY ALA Sey ee. ee 4-671. | BOATS ry Boats we FOUND LIFT TRUCE. CAN BUICE a SUPER. ba, BrNe miles, LOOK! ONLY $895. month “Lucky Aute peg 3 8. ne aosoas Cor aasinaw : 
Maple roe Ce “Rrareleg Be Seen Perce. et ep suet =~ {- North Chevrolet Co. Susmer. FE oe — : 
| SAREEEERT S0GN ater ep |e wae gee Summa, Quran | ©" Beep ttttots > | “tent ahrepien, mine gueik| BOWEN oft oath |e Mosrer Are Seminown |un, puxwoors, 222m tee | | SB SEPIA CB | My tt caccite | cum BREER, srORTS | gm Boor ins MUMOTE MU"t:) EONS SPeciat DR. HT |FORD MERCURY BBWGRWOR| Bed’ gory ate aut swe BA MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES - 
ee ane straw “g <4 om sail He + Sarit to tak fake it! SiS ety 25. _ anaes Se 1954 CHEVROLET PANEL DELIV- tone, white with ¥ Ww. Exe. cond. ots re SLARKSTON. RD. N rth Chevrolet Co : 
z : a= a _ BOATS | sta eter ates. Sah | So aca Lake Orion Motor Sales liga nt rol ee | AA aL IC ! ; aera a tats. “Large Selection - | North Chevrolet Co, [iOS in : TVAOTTHTT E “UsTOM RAKING AND BALING finy HOME 14 FT. HOUSETRAIL- SLAYB AUGH’S ‘ on gy =e ©. | %@ BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. HARD-|. 31 FoR CUSTOM 2 uw - 
Grioaville Holly & Davisbure area A” aaalacaslaememmcl 730_Oskiand —_, FE_8-0453 iene a eevee Lesa ‘than $000 miles. bar esois. | Bir sigialss eens ' Brig ht OFFERS V ALUES G ALORE 
| prohy Melrose 1-200" -@ cast} TRAILER EXCHANGE |. BIG TRADE-IN ON rusk 2 wpeed Sxl. 908 tres, ons. 953, ONE OWN: | SeetTY cue PE aN al: rT, B ER . PULL baller, FE 70011. : FOR QUALITY EVINRUDE ‘MOTORS |. oom¢, © Soe ws. Gulearie. Be oats CARS, 22 AUBURN. han Lagat ty oon Spot 
: for Sale Livestock 72,  MQBILE HOMES —/ 2st", “tuppnce. Tony's, Marte CHEVIOT 0000 | ORES (EL ae ay aE BEATE. | : THRU ULY 2rd We Bu Sell, Trade 500 Orchard’ Lake Ra. Se arc re On 3.1603, i869 FORD - RADIO AND HEATER. _ oT : 2 YOUNG GENTLE PONIES. WED.| amc a ae cae ieee, 98 to 8 PE e-0i12. Open 10 to 8. 4 DODOF DUMP TRUCE. "4 CHEVROLET, BLUE & IVORY. seois of fixes mon Call eredit A ia u 
§-S811. hd , . Plastic Mr. Parks. Midwest + oy of : 
ig ge reeer ros| fea eats! Boat buyer STATT'S | saute Stak = =| seg he tetera nar th | . “2 for 1 Deal” ia SEAUTIPUL ROAN ALEN YEAR-| ER. Also 44 models, 8 wides|We are going out spinge business aa _| ale FE ba. BR | a —TIL YVIDC WIT 
- eee re eo FE “fone Tava trues. | Cat brandnew, sare RAMBLERS _| ‘si ronp CONVERTIBLE: Fixz| =f ULY —t——FHE-KIDS- WILL FOR | Q registered, Mirtle Used Trailers Rent Gi: anicher. Z ton. penal, Bice’ nice & | 1956 Custom station wagon . $5 down, 18 months to pay : : 
. E: “naman sane BOTTLE GAS - B f v. pies ‘$e5b Dodge 9 ten, cob: choose. | toes Cee 8 aoe ee LS ae GET A BRAND NEW 
, PREF Eat woe came | PARTS & SUPPLIES | D@1OTE YOU DUY | i Reed's? sic stan’ <i"ees-| Reteears SECT ac, eontien ip Pon ERGTTERT 0s 55 EXCELLENT CON: es AL addle Ca nelcicie 
| GOATS CHICKENS, COWS, PIOS./%0, 5; Gales Lot Till 8 and Sun mM | | ’ Manes sALee 8 SERVICE won MY 3.2750 _LAKE ORION aa Ale ange “Mat AT CLARKSTON RD. Ped i r or iricyc ae ‘ _goat_ milk, MA. #1033." _" Parts, Serv. Till 6—Closed Sun. 422° 8. SELBORA bopaE DUMP TRUCK, 1952, Fz ; THEM TODAY! ro Orion Motor Sales | 159 F = eee r a 
| SRP gaTeseas, ail ater’ | Rent Trailer Space 79|Soe8 Sur Huth eae SuMe. BODY AN FOE T 3G Roger's Sales & Service, | yosserea my 23tit Sad ABSOLUTELY FREE 
ee monmz— ail Te Bey tse poser | ee ae eee ee a |g Pe a or ror wR | BUD SHELTON)’ oe oe ee oto" cai Bow MATTHEWS - HARGREAVES * ROAN WALKING HORSE, 6541) joveiy acres includes private| EVINRUDE MOTORS tire toot heater and ‘87 Tolasion. You'll tke ihe car ‘and ; USED CAR 
SUD SERVICE| aieiisit pues Yaris | HEMUING MRAIDR® "PAR. | peer er teme arom | — OFFERS | Stistie te, ation 0 56 Cadillac | Se 5 eo, ieee cae Craft, American & Gr pe plek-up,. Moto WW tires 81698! North Ct let-Co. |* @© Special, fal power. sleetrie ‘ A at 
: Ha a at rs Tepaice. fon $20. - $30" Phone MaYriie oa aa a aSeuing, Trae hs seaamen fog, fase ane) or _ Se oy toon 8 Woodward Ave cto, windows, beautit ub ton wee. N orth side 64] Oakland oe 
: ey AUBURN HTS. MOBILE VILLA AGE. PICKUP WITH MiL-| ‘55 Ford Vic. ..... 'S6 NAS ioe Stati , oon... $1895 
| Ha deen Siete og, "orce tery tnt gegen | TTarrington Boat Works | ya re a adhaatieand EL IETS SR 15s Cadillac | ~ eta te ur, carome rie HG pa a ae eee ‘For MOBILAOME ESTATES MODERN | 1s00-$._ ‘Telegraph... “FE 3000 ing GMC exe -{ "34 Chevrolet 2dr... , . 
: " Heretord i Bloch genre baler ae a | See a Cheetioe | Sm te, mies, er #bareain. | 35 Potting Chieftain @ dr... $ 38 _. 1953 oo rte coe tasers. “Revel || 56 BUICK § Special ioe eevee s$ldoe 
colt oF se = OXFORD MOBILE MANOR, 7 MI.| Boats. MERCURY & FAGEOL | isso GMC TRUCK, % TON. s200.| 53 Ghevrolet 4 dt, -----s---- 8 788 OLDS. Master tires, sibs. Radio & Heater. Dynafiow, IVORY & BRONZE 
Wanted Livestock 73 “fist gt Oxford, at 1940 | Labevitie MOTORS ALSO USED TRADE | “PE $8736. 406 4. sett St.___ | “63 Buick Special 4 dr. ....... $196 j Old 56, FORD Convertible eee arise gies 
WANTED TO. BOARD HORSES, fis, saigretes ir'g,cemett | INLAND LAKES SALES |" wr'tord Gerba ener mee | ford 4 drs... “$is| Power ms sg Oy S adie, & Heater, Ford-OMatic, W-Wails, CORAL & 
| Siena" ad's) Rp sige best Ok ote or | z7 we Buren FE SRL, PE 2S | en TT ee reas Salas raat Oe forks meno et, are |] ‘56 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop ....... $1845 
; =~ ie Tacs famageck & Wess bacte, WILSON GMC|*® dr _ 4Door — er, 2 tone paint. $1795." Radio & Heater, W-Walis. ' > _able rates. Auto Accessories 80 Cater ‘ante Sane tae op E i Bud Shelton gine Sales 5 . 1 55 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4Door .........: $1295 
; » = For Sale e Poultry 74 7A ee cuEvin RADIO. 630. 05 Chevie | (00, RI, tr weet eunoertme| New & Used Trucks — | Auburn st Biv yt $89 SS Ford Radio & Heater. IVORY & Harvest GOLD Real sharv. 
| 300 00 GRAIN, ED cD FRYERS, iic\_ Se sone CE Motor: gue. py ny Adams. Oakland at Cass - “ew, Wut, TRADE: ECONOMY ~ LARRY: ae nee ees seater, 34 GIEVROLES Harp on "°°" $ 995 
a _Eoois. none Auto Glass Specialists | CAROE PLEASANT ROOM, Titis : FE 5-9485 gs Gi CHEV. CLEAN IN & OUT. is OUT JEROME W-W tires, $1265. a es Radio © We 
Were oe Lake heed. 3) Ree i crremeca, invereocs tide. Private entrance. ack $-3037. For" |e : 14711 ‘oe rord Radio a nee 805 
miles porth_of Commerce. claims homered. Mrs. Jack, Prasil, ig ge se or f : ? if 4 N mb! dt eee onedevovcse 
Sere Produce « 75 rie oS ‘Gran! new 190 gable. One = ~ Take Seas SUMMER au ( Pp O Pp ) ee al nee raed | 2 Sein toes 7 | fe 695 oe : OHNSON MOTORS 2AN : cz ws Sar nese + “cola “watermelons, “ste jup. large | =~ A sia tor te boat Owens, ar every- CLEARANCE FOR A oy ee Oe _'54 Olds : Radio & Heater. Surf G 
| = r ie Keys SALE 7 BA N G | Bitealeud, fever’ Seat. suas: South Side 911 S$. ‘Sanaw i ’ : e : 
x = 1957 CHEV. : 'S3- Buick — 1 35 CHEVROLET 4-Doot elo esensscecon Philos & Heater. IVORY & 
and Sell 4th am b Seat 2 Dr-_Dreanew. radio || '55 PONTIAC Star Chief. - “scence siseees ont é ‘ RIES, GOC ‘8. e ’ DEMOS. SALE-O-BRATION toh, te ee * r, Hy - | 
:  qarrans forsale. Being ~ Auto Service 61 | SEW Boats. sw: ix" Aca Yourselt | CLEAN sone ‘53 Pontiac 55 CHEVROLET Bel Air Harn a8 5 
CHERRIES. SPRAYED. PRUIT.|- WEARAPT ORINDING IN THE| Sway MAb @QUIGERILVER | _ . ‘“ Ss Chieftain Deluxe ¢ Dr. sedan. Baacer Guards, IVORY & TURG 
cours Be {Rlae Bhop' 23 Hood. Phone PE:| Wait for standard unit. $299, Pine /’56 4-Dr. Hardtop” courtHsY CAR me ACATION SPECIAL. | ‘sea: covers, 9145 : “$5 BUICK, epecial, Hardtop. sit” ‘rbbini’ &'e ait 
OL iy | 5a oa <== | Piymouth—-B with pushbut MERCURY § PASS. WAGON.| , : a ; 
aa "Bn tara wor July, | Sale Motor Scooters 82/ Transportation Offered 87 Eas fie oa "TERRIFIC SAVINGS | BER Entra | 53 Chevrolet 135 CHEVROLET Bel Mao asc , «$1595 Orchard. 52 las comeae whole ancert-lece smeared ceasioren on |..80l ee Pe eee ee . 1-2 t, radio & 
iy Sy © eed Ps creas, Shea spo "huge ah, 40 | <5" Station W agon vial 6 AGONS—CONVERTS sauces $2295 pa eS ‘Bkey Ws4 ‘Door Seda : 3 99s 
Sip POTASORS se ERE ie 00) ear. Sen Sib.ig Extra Tack | thie, “Piymoutn station wagon, te 35 WILL W Soden ois. asus 
te. 85 ibs, 3.3. Certified seed For Sale otorcyc s stands “ * ro! : : W-Walla, 2-Tone 
$195. Pa,” ciiedliaela. aban BOAT Ce 53 CHEVROLET 41 4-Door 21 210 Ser ] Cont. wheel, lke new. Hee | radio & heater , $005. ; Radio & “ 
of your er down . Five 32 Ramblers, ‘hard tops & ‘53 Cadillc 52 CHEVROLET 2 T 2Do0r «. ii ibessintrsotl a | 
hs eee te me wet. | ge ie seiual miles, RAM, | ° 1LLdC ‘St PACKARD Clip FA Door ceeseesevees$ 245 vt te. ne Statlown bn 1 sad MRD, Clipper 4D      
        
    
         
    
     
       
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NEW YORK—Jimmy Walker, tead Gas Uh ein ts ie 
Stay-Up Set all stirred up again . a: ae 
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the critics .. . ‘ 
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7:00 (2) Jimmy Dean, (4) Today. 
7:43 (2) News. 
8:00 (2) ae Kangaroo. 
Cartoon Carnival. 
-4:30—CTY ‘The Little Rascals. 
4:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. 
Friend Harry. 
10:00 (4) The Price Is Right. 
10:30 (2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth 
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2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color) 
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Film Festival. 
2:30 (2) Bob Crosby. 
2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. 
2:55 (9) News. 
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cial television network last night 
featured a 20-minute interview 
with President Nasser of Egypt. ‘changed its title to “Scott Island.” 
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chase criminals, ‘cause it's the whirlybird that catches the 
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= Love of Life. arms, expressed hope that Egypt 
and Britain will be friends again 
and warned that U.S. policy will 
turn nationalists into Communists. 
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Friday in the garden of Nasser’s 
Cairo home. Speaking in English, 
me purchased Commmnniat arms 
to defend | itself “against aggres- 
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‘Neill, 18, of Williamston, was. 
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Neeceta leadership training con- 
farm but said he plans to branch 
out into other occupations 
he doesn't think his farm is large 
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LONDON w —Film erchie 
Mike Todd is throwing a party’ 
‘for 1,700 people tonight which 
may set him back as much as 
$200,000. 
And here’s one for the tax col- 
lector, Even if the festivities are 
| Semcking Mike's movie, “Around 
-: the -World-in- 80 Days,-*he's--not 
~ writing the party off as advertis- |: 
“ng arid” business“ experse:*A 
spokesman said the- fun and; 
games after the film are “purely 
_.-§- Private affair. % 
question doesn't arise there.” 
* * © + So. the tax;     a London Parly for 700 
into the slot -machines. 
case it rains. 
* * * art™ 
45,000" pounds “$126,007, 
* * * 
“I'm an artist,” the cigar-smok- 
never think in terms of money. Everything is on “Mike. He is 
even providing buckets of newly 
minted coins for his guests to feed) 
He’s bought 2,000 slickers in 
Todd wouldn't say how much the 
Battersea-- party- would cost—-but/ 
newspaper estimates ranged up FT) 
> WSU Student Faces 
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  “id Couinty Man Werk at Surveying, ‘Comp 
are spending their summer com- 
a University of Michigan survey- 
ing camp in the Grand Teton 
Mountains of Wyeming. 
Harlan A. Davis, of 6190 Frank- 
jlin, Birmingham, and Timothy C. 
Flanagan, of 1515 Sunset, Royal 
sg will spend. eight weeks at 
the camp. ¢ June graduates of the univer- 
sity, they will be eligible for im- 
mediate employment with the 
State Highway Department. after) 
completing the camp work. The 
  way.   
  
“The “big binge wll begin “with 
"the film premiere — for charity—} 
at the Astoria Theater. That -will 
cost Todd 30,000 porncle—-$08,000. 
* * ®* 
After the show the guests. will 
cress the Thames. River on_five| 
: bar-equipped steamboats and take: - 
over the Battersea Festival Gar- 
  
INCONSPICUOUS ain 
' ALITY HEARING AIDS much “it's going “to cost 
: a * * 
“You gotta have fun, and I don’t 
cost,” : 
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travagant,”” he commented, 
my_ conscience’ don't bother me.’’ | 
ordered three more bands. 
“How many bands does tha 
  
     
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sunshine with it, I 
party for my friends.” 
£2. 8 
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jpremiere although not 
party. to 
the roster of British nobility, 
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BIRTHS       Ps 
Following is a list- of Pontiac 
fathers named on birth certificates. 
recently registered with the. Oak- 
land County Clerk's office: 
| “Glen Hasting, 2901 E. Walton’ 
| -Clayten E. Hillman, 2371 Dexter * 
Willis ‘M Henderson, 273 Cedardale 
Austin G. Henderson, 4 8. Tasmant 
John EB: Hendry, 2098 Willhite 
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Clarence J. Herron, 
—— T. Hoffman, 
Edgar W 600 Montana 
- Hogiand, 163 Perkins 
Eddie L. Hubbard, -183 Rockwell Cttarles L. Irwin, 2227 Marston 
| Melvin EB. Ingieh ital Si ote ee George J. Jacob, 496 Branch 
Edward Jacobs, 4263 8. Shore 
Willie Jernagin, 25¢ Lutiier 
Wallace R. Joyner, 2105 Garland 
race 
Clare E. Keif, 2799 Mott 
John A. Killen, 066 Dura: 
Philip J Kinseils. 2189 Satats 
Arthur Kinney. 973 Myrt 
Robert W. Kirkman, 117. 
Charlies R. Kistner, 1878 Ward 
Leenard T. Kiinert, 392 8. Going 
Gilbert F. Kiwesner, 1167 Nakomis 
Richard C. Knudsen, 190 Riviera 
hee tS! 241 W want to spoil anybody's fun by 
| making them conscious of the 
Mike turned to the phone, rang | — 
up a firm of umbrella makers and’ 
ordered 25 of the outsized variety | : 
-\for use if it rains hard. = 
“Some people may think it's ex 
“but 
He grabbed the phone again and. 
“Who's counting?" he shot 
back, “‘I like music, Lotsa music. 
“Now about money, If you have 
you gotta spread a little 
don't care 
about money whem I'm giving a- 
|._Mike's guest list is headed by. 
the Duchess of Kent and her 
daughter Prince@s Alexandra. | > 
They accepted the invitation to the 
the 
Also s@heduled .{o attend were 
a big slice of Debrett's, Peerage, 
several Cabinet ministers and a 
flock of ambassadors. 
{3 NO. SAGINAW ST. | 
Lawrence E. Heilers, 7758 Cooley Lk 
Prederick I. Hernandez, 247 W. Strath- 
867 N. Cass Lk 
Robert F. Kaliskek, 91 Bloomfield Ter- 
New York iver aie student, re-arrested Friday: 
‘on a warrant accusing him. of as- 
sault with: intent to murder in the bining business with pleasure at)St 
    
    
   esting of two coat French Prince, Duchess od pores" if, 7 
Tae Wedding Attracts Roy (AE | «Metin J. Doran Jr. 16 “Buclid). 
, demanded examination Satur- 
day before Municipal. Jud ger PARIS oA galaxy — aaa family, seaisbene peeve & 
an royalty—ntest-of it. throneless had. Borie to tend to. Maurice E. Finnegan when ar- pg a ‘ta tite The coun alre ad have v. 
raigned on the charge. He is frte 
on a $1,000 bond until examination. 
* * * 
Doran is the third man who. has 
been arrested and omen © in the 
on 
Doran bad been arrested the town of Dreux today for the wed- 
ding of the oldest son of the pre- 
tender to the long - abolished 
Fran Gate «| .* 
Prince ae Ss catctl heir of 
the Count of Paris, and Duchess horses from : 
With more than 3.500 quests in- 
vited, fewer than 300 will be able 
to squeeze in for the religious            
       
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  _ morning of the beating and re- 
leased jwo days later pending 
farther investigation. -|Maria Theresa of Wurttemberg, 
22, will be married there, 40 miles 
west of Paris, on Friday. The 
chance to look at such an assem- ceremony, to be held jn the chap- 
el at the Count of Paris’ chateau 
at Louveciennes. Before the reli- 
gious rites Friday, the mayor of)            
camp ,is sponsored. oe. . ‘Nigh: - 
T-yearod Wayne State“Unt oe Dreux. will perform: the. civil cér- We Me Mc e otekloge..de expected:to...triple the. 
~ yo s emony required by French law. nition ¥F. Schnieder, 22, 1257 — — Pee: bei G- 
heriviawn “St: wd Robert oS 
Bridson, 23, 161 Oliver St., had de- Already ‘on hand for the nup- manded examination Thursday tials were: King: Paul and Queen 
when — arraigned on. _ the same}! 'edteTika of Greece, who indirect- uaree before-Finnegan-end_werel!! played cupid for the romance, 
freed on $1,000 bonds: Friday former King Umberto of Maly, 
. — : and Duke Durate.of Braganza,! 
"the pretender to te Portuguese 
The victims of the beating were: throne. 
Darwin Butler, 882. Enierson St., scendants of the‘ Bourbon line, 
which last reigned in France in 
1848. Through the family’s many 
Europe’s royalty and nobility. 
King Paul, who had said he 
hoped      
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