, “The Weather US. Weather Bureau Forecast . Fale, cooler, tonight, tomorrow. ~ (Betalls Page’ 2) ‘THE PONTIAC RE S_ “ifth YEAR tet “PON TIAC, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNE 12,'1959 —it PAGES ores INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS Torrid Weather Due to Bren Pa “ee teen .68 Sa. m...... 2 3 te Room ss Ga.m. .........69 i ere: 2pm. ... / Relief is on the way. an hour will become westerly tonight and tomor- It's going to getscooler. row. That's the hopeful weekend prediction. Temperatures ‘will average about two de- grees above the normal high of 78 and low of 58. Saturday's high is expected te be near 77. Tonight's low will drop te 60. Today’s southwesterly winds at 12-15 miles Monday through Sixty-eight wa * * * ‘Pretipitation will average one-quarter to one- half inch or less in scattered thundershowers Wednesday. s the lowest recorded tempera- ture in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a. m. The reading at 1 p. m. was 84. - | } | Education, Experience | | * Missing Wal irl Is Foun oe = ® oot ing on Oak Park Road * Local Teachers ' Make Way, School Get Pay Hike on Scale Basis New Plan Will Spread $156,810 According to. By HARVEY ZUCKERBERG The Pontiac Board of, ‘Education last night ap-| proved a wage scale calling} for $156,810 in raises for | the city’s 803 teachers. This is the first time in the history of the school | system that a pay structure| ‘s Out es es ee eee —~ RS TS SS “Motorist Sees Her ina Field — Along Nine Mile Taken to Beaumont | Hospital in Mild Shock, | Soiled and yegry Police said today missing Susan Lawrence had been found safe. Police said she was fatigued but otherwise all right. The 14-year-old schoolgirl, who had been missing since Monday morning, was reported found wandering along ‘plan has been adopted. | ‘Previous pay hikes have} 9-Mile road in Oak Park, a come in the form of across- | stain eat out aime the-board increases. At the hospital, aides said t | The across-the-board method | girl was dirty and disheveled | and cevered with insect bites. igave a flat raise of equal amount all teachers She had no money. Pentiae Presg Photo |to . OUR COOL MAYOR—Pontiac’s Mayor Philip weather. Whenever the temperature threatens to The wage scale provides for } The girl told officers she had E. Rowston smiles with relief as he lets in a hit 85 degrees or more, the Mayor throws away proportionate increases accord: wi yan foe Arends = cool breeze to offset the heat wave. No stuffed his tie and wears an open-neck, short-sleeved | ing to experience, training and cee Secale ca epee shirt, Rowston is a staunch member of. the shirt to his law office in the Community National years of seniority with the school | ine re gs ne eel Pontiac move towards sports shirts in warm Bank Building. | oo app — = “ The teachers were ‘‘the most Susarr told police Um hungry . . . jpleased”” they ve been to date— 1 had breakfast but 1 skipped New York Times Education Editor [with reservation for some mino lunch | grumbling * + * The first request put.to the Board two weeks ago by a joint com-| Police caid she was tn a state of } shock and in a “rut.down"’ condi- e : cs ame Assistant to Varner}... disae Bal se et na g of Teachers and the Pontiac Ed-| ate a Ta is Beaumont Hospital for examina- ucation Association called for, ee - aa eid htet tion. Appointment of Loren B. Pope,| In 1985 he accepted as a position’ football captain and a member of = education editor of the New York as news editor of the Washington Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Times, as assistant to Michigan State University Oakland Chan-' cellor D’-B. Varner will be rec-| System and also authored a news ommended to the MSU Board of/program for Genera] Electric un- Trustees next Thursday. Pope has served as the Times’ education editor for the past two Pe sone. station of the Mutual Broadcasting’ til 1949, matt! he joined the paper chain in 1955, Pope was born July 13, in Minwenpolis, Minn. He mar- rie@ his wife, Chariotte, rolls all children — 1935, and has two his son, Lorem Jr. 17, and a. daughter, Penelope, 16. His appointment will be effective $150,000 limitation — what the | 1910 double teachers’ salaries at the end achers’ raises totaling $230,704. | The schedule submitted by the) teachers also was designed to) “NO MORE FENCES, NO MORE BOOKS — No more teacher's . * leaves plenty of time this summer for ‘I got a line, I got a pole, let's mentary go fishin’ in the’traw-dad hole.” And these young- ‘ today. $ | yf 10 years. sters bursting through the portals of Crofoot Ele ool are on their way. Pontiac Prese Proce | Patrolman Edward McDaniel | ef Oak Park Police said Susan | Was found by a motorist, Burt Schultz, of 19977 Heyden, Detroit. Schultz said he saw the tiny 14 School's out evaeation begins. The Beard veered the inl- | tlal request and told the salary committee te adjust its desired | pay structure to a more modest 1140 Total After 36 Holes years. P | ope worked as_a free-lance ; At MSUO, as assistant to Var- | writer and operator‘of a 360-acre |** Of July 1. Beord (ee aes, Kee ! ner, he will be given the re- | cattle ranch tn Loudou Coanty, | * *& * The teachers’ adjusted s« echale! ary ayer res take. and headed a drive for a new ‘Besides his great wealth of h me in agreement ; ™ ', . ave ever come 1 agree ? “The course will deal with great County high school, and Commu-' knowledge and experience, he is a U0) COU" Bree issues which have always confront. Nity Chest and polio campaigns. (delightful and down-to-earth per- ae me oe ene ba for er Poth Abesdiot : hel ; SAN pte Pn is a fine schedule,”’ sai urphy. ; | ed man,”’ Varner said. in announc-| He was offered the presidency °°" m coancelln stated “We are most happy that our By BRUNO L. KEARNS Urban Renewal Start of the Mellon’ Old Dominion Foun-' He'll be a valuable member » Sports Editor, Pontiac Press sponsibility of developing a course in “Great Issues” which every student will be required to ing his recommendation. ‘“Search- ing and persistent questions deal- dation’s Loudon. Community Col-/0f the central administration team ~ ~e . : ’ . ing with religion, freedom, peace lege but did not accept the post. | 4t MSUO."" adopters ba a what we have been - MAMARONEC K, N.Y. — Despite a double bogey on Steps to strengthen Pontiac's 1 aes Wy " * ; = . a] pla ning e j he fac . are oes ine cas — He is the author of a book | ——e The slight grumbling was a re the 17th hole, ‘Gary Player, of Johannesburg, South ' “ ng Potential ms 4 : . f in national and international af. *®ut the coal industry and bas A Black, Dirty Trick! sult of what the teachers felt as Africa, turned in a one-under-par 69 today for a 140 UpOmmk tbh) MD proj z a i . 8 a f € ct are } 1 tod ty City fairs. and in the field of educa- (Ceding wational mapasines _— . an insufficient increase for the !9P +19) to take an early lead in the second round of the “' “ere announved’ totay Sy NY tion make him eminently qualified eading national magazines, MERIDIAN, Miss. (UPI)—Pol- (and longevity end of the wage t at Winged Foot Golf Manager Walter K. Willman. for this post. . He received his elementary-and. lice warned that all water pistols scale. National Open golf tournament a ing + «€ * | high schoo] education at Falls) will be confiscated from ‘spec- The structure adopted last Club. Willman disclosed ‘hat a new ad- ministrative post has been created Before he joined the New York | Times staff, Pope served as ,,, Z : » } on the| department head level, freshman sitting in a field along the road tered the newspaper field in 1933 grou | ney. ae said Willman, with Bates step ae eereponten X » P = | He trapped his second shot on 38. In Boston ping info it at an initial salary *. © *® Midwest newspapers,-and in 1935, as ae. rapT a - nd had of $8,340 annually i McDaniel said when the girl was 17, blasted over the green .a a , - brought into the station she was joined the Washington Post as as-/ sistant sports editor. From 1936 to 1945, ployed by the Washington Evening| Star, holding the positions of. copy, editor, assistant foreign editor, as-| sistant city editor. state editor and) national news editor. GOT CITATIONS While on the Star he received, three citations, chief of which was for getting out “Extra’ editions of the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Although the first. news flash of) the President's death came after his paper went to press, the Star, | becatise of his efforts’ became the first paper in the nation’s capital | to hit the streets with the news. | he was em-) } | | i Graduation Rites Held at PCH Today Commencement exercises for Pontiac Central High School, scheduled to be held at 8 p.m. vesterday at Wisner Memorial Sta- dium, were postponed because of rain. t The commencement was held at! 11 a.m. today in Central's gym-| nasium, Pentiae Northern - High School ‘will ‘hold its commencement at .& tonight in the school auditorium Dr. Lowell R. Eklund, director of continuing education at Michi gan State University Oakland was Central's quest speaker. D. B. Varner. chancellor of M*DL*), will deliver the commence | ment address at Northern tonight o ON WAY TO TRIAL—The four a Negro coed leave’ the Tall its case. . AP Wirephoto white youths Sccused of raping jahassee, Fla. jail on the way to the courtroom where their trial went into its, third day today. In the quartet which could get the death sentence if, found guilty are (trom eft}: Wiljion Colljnsworth, 23; Patrick Scarbrough, 20; Ollie Stoutamire, 16; and David Beagles, 18 io Rape Trial BOSTON (®—Police today hunted to pitch on before two-putting “mad bomber” in the wake of Sam Snead, playing in the * *xplosion which shattered a same foursome, went out in 38°" &XP . State Introduces One snd came in with 36 for a 72 te rapid transit train station 30 feet ‘ =. . above a busy Boston intersection of the Four Defendants’ add to his 73 of yesterday, quate TV" 8 0 : el +h ifying him fer the finals with a | . Admission of Guilt | 36-hole total of 145. | Thirtyight persons were in- | . jured, three seriously, in the blast . a 2 ne TALLAHASSEE. Fla (% — The Pontiac's ae Bone, who ye® which investigators said was! ee _. terday had a 72, started well tO caused by a home-made bomb state scoréd a major point today when it succeeded in introduc ing day but biew up on the par five planted in a public coin locker sn fifth hole for # bogey six and he fligh police officials said the an admission of guilt in the trial di never recovers fle shot an 80 hombing apparently was fhe work of four white vouths accused of : raping a Negro coed for a 152 total to be eliminated. of @ junatic, bent on destruction. State Atty. William D. Hopkins Chick Harbert of Meadow A huge police detail under succeeded in putting into evidence wreck had ene of Ris yen re Capt. Joseph B. Fallon, bead of ° rounds, After a. 78 yesterday, the homicide squad, was as sizzied with a 68 foday and “@% | signed the job of learning his assured @ spot in the finals with | identity, a 146 total. Investigators said the bomb went | Gene Littler, who was tied with off with the explosive force of a a iBen Hogan and Dow Finsterwald over strenuous defense objections the first of foiir purported confes sions obtained from the defendants Defense attorneys protested in vain that reading of the state- ments to the jury would deprive | hel sont hei = for the lead yesterday at 69, fal-: pro aan —_ _ tered to a 74 today. Hogan and, (Picture on Page 2) . coe | Finsterwald bad later tee-off| vorke hice ot 500-pound. Air int me at the start The point came up times. World War II - Of the third day of the trial as the) Michigan amateur .Glenn John-| was biel bi ‘state headed toward conelusion of son fell. out of the finals after | turning in an $0 today for a 14) jtotal as did Toledo pro Lee Ray- imond' who had 81-77—158 +4 (58-year-old papers waiting grecenge DEFENDANT ithe Metropolitan Rapid Transit, rus & 9 net nie Vossler Tesse 7T2-16—142 Authority evidence was that of 16-year-old) |Perecn K HARRERT, DETROIT 7#-4a—i46) It caught several persons wtth| ee | county in which the project ts Vie Ghert/ NY pees Tht 108} 2 7 w Ollie Stoutamire; youngest of the * ~ eater ae eae 33-ta--167) the waiting room and on the 2 “vaceeceuwuntenes | situated,” Fredman said, defendants. iPred Wampler Pie oe at 4 @utdoor station platform, Some of) cami Soars in He made the statements in ™ i Hawk ven se MOTE 168] County News. .........5...5 state reply Other defendants are Witon T. ‘ile min Veco ci Cama Cateway ets Be Faitorials vevecs-..@ 0 @ letter in The Press’ Voice 78-73—151 Cana i Colinaworth, 23, Patrick W. Sear: i, WsMien"Mataim | Heat | area Garden =. S84 jaf the People column_in which. a tevige, 38, and, Davide Cele ee tonruc | Ssete _e | ggurney-te-feve=r.->------28 —_tader _stated_ that. “it your—witt-—-— Beagles, 18. Gece Ringe Ps. 77-13—152) Six were injured as they sat | nOurbets .......clésecece: a¢ - look at his (Fredman’s) other jobs. th] Th) i 76-78 154 = Stoutamire’s -attorney, John "GLEN JouNSON. pet. sese—is| "8 a ers healers Obltwaries oo. 6 6c. > You wil] find ee cent Rudd, protested that Stoutamire!4*” Riviere, N.Y ° 76-79—-155| tion. The blast stopped ra Sports ......... . 28-31 (of his men are from T states. si and drunk at the time Doe’ whnt, Con to. is7, ow feet away. Theaters 24-96 was sleepy ime Don Whit, Calf oe SORT) on : 3 > and that Hopkins and Deputy new 5 Popes amt Others were Injured on the, TV & Radio Programs wake = ane ee ee am ~ Sheriff W. W. Slappey extracted Bob > Wilmore. Ohio $0-83- 18 street below-—by the terrihce cop-| Witsen, Earl 50 ’ Rag 4 oR + a sede cant poe a (Continued on Page 2, “Col. 6) yo ; aeceeea. wasn. 82 os tee cuxsion and flying debris Women's Pages ........ Ise Sgevee “BHanvbier.’ 211 S. Saginee. Adv. , ‘ } Bi , } s : ; 4 } ' \ . | ; ‘ning department. said Willman. |room on the elevated station of) me this .oratched and her dress was torn. year will be drawn from the fed- Hier shoes were missing erally-appropriated urban renewal x» * * planning; budget and already-budg- took officers to where eted moneys for the city’s plan-,the girl was found on 9Mile Road, * inest of Greenfield Funds| to cover the salary Schultz SINCE GRADUATION Bates, 4 has with the County Workers De t plan commission since his i ecbition 124 Michi, Will Be Hired for Courthouse gan State University as an urban for the J. A. 127, been A spokesman planning \specialist. Te Detroit, Rates concentrated and master planning. Fredman. Inc. Pontiac construc- The new |Pontiac official worked U0" company, said ft is’ the policy on urban renewal, expressways on a master plan for the City of of the company to hire workers -Alma six Wears ago and is pres- from the area’ in which the Lond ently compirting work for a mas- ject is taking place. ter’s degreq in city planning at» «1 can think of no one who will j Wayne = — work on the Oakland County court- Urban renewal, expansion of the house who will not be from the ‘Civic Center | and implementation county,” said Donajd J. Fredman (Continued on” Page 2, Col. 2) of Birmingham, expeditor for the icompany, “In counties other than Oak- In Today ' s Press. pb | DETROIT Oak Park / | : ; ; Saree : yas : | ") j ; j / THE PONTIAC PRESS,. FRIDAY. JUN NE. 1 A ks 2 : i A ae . ‘.. ae — r }* ‘ : F . ; 4 : A (NE, ; ] \ Th irining ! Less than five per cent of Fin- Turtle Stops BS ES OE Eee : y e Day in B ham Nana's land. ip stable for apr, on iac icer Ba AER. ean D ae 3 Tratfic, Lands i i oa Schools Distribute ! Jans 7 in Dog Pound " ‘ ‘ , f S ; R ti JUNE Gets Probation J or Summer Hecreation A turtle, named Hermantha, so - ° stopped traffic on the corner of i Jess W. Quick Given | kepark and Oak streets in Bir- BIRMINGHAM — Summer rec-| Faverdo will highlight the 1 p.m. Sentence in Gambling amingham yesterday. reation plans were distributed || meeting of the Birming- ‘ ‘ : A police radar crew, possessing | throughout Birmingham schools” Rotary “en many - ~ Conspiracy Charge ‘all the intricate equipment for trap- yesterday, according to Patricia | of Mrs. William Braley ‘ping speeders was baffled at how hierar acting recreation di-|1 annie ae . xe to curb this new violation | rector. Oakland County Circuit is ain | Playground activities for pre-| Mrs. eee Killeen, seenl-| Clark J. Adams —_ = < < Finally ae police ae ‘schoolers through the 15-year-old ist) will have Mrs. Robert Clifton | NEW 49 STAR mer Pontiac po Sart © ‘ dog catcher te remeve mer ‘group will get under way June 29 as \her accompanist during the | See ee DILL Comapiracy/| problem. i land close July 31. \program, FLAGS s part in a gambling cons cy - wos plot : . Lee ee EEE ate! Activities will be planned at _ ae * & . «1h, pandering animal Herman | Adams, Pierce, Midvale, and Bo ier FUN FOR NOW ot SIMMS Judge Adams also handed out) 116 found the 17-inch snapper Quarton schoo! playgrounds and \KIDDIES COSTS Tee Gfileigt Fine aly he- 8: terms to two at Eton and Pembroke Parks. the same probation terms to t »| li tt te Less AT SIMMS sorted sizes. other men involved in the plot, ee eaten ion Gun: 7 ke! | The program includes handeraft, Charles B. Johnson, 58, of 26 W."7 ag elon from Quart eas) pottery, arts and athletics. 2x5 Ft. Flag Sets _ Rd., and Lealon S. Karnes, een eae ewan to the dog Events wilt be heid daily from 6 of 82215 Baldwin Ave mae 9 a.m, till noon and from 1 to Reg. $3.95 Seller 95 a AY _m. Flag with 2- ix-foot he judge also asjessed each * tt Le pois, wall bracket, rope with $250 court costs. ; On arrival, he looked in_ the A day gee aiochge will hese Indoor and Outdoor -» - all of this saving. ati ck ¢ ’ kK 8 sund Her ibe held at Springdale Ses 3x5 FOOT $419 In announcing the probation ,back of the truck and found ark. B 3 4 re to Quick, i. of 503 E. Bev. man and two eggs. A change was will leave the playground at 3:30 Teeter Totter Samson Bunting ...... erly Ave., Judge Adams sald: in order . . a.m. and return pel gia : 9.95 95 4x6 FOOT ‘5 “| have confidence that this will eGtAy) is now Hermantha . ’ For the first time Birm ngham Seller Samson Bunting ...... fe J smal , ats : : ) ‘is offering special training in baton | be the end of vour criminal ac- 5 ae : - . ' twirling beginning June 2 at Bar 3x5 FOOT $50 tivities.” _ , ‘ It Storm Kin. Loses 5 Willman Picks Head AP Wirephote \num Junior, High School. The 11 es eee coubene x ievalso pointed Ont pers “good ELEVATOR TRUCK ALDS — A rapid transit — elevated station here yesterday. The stairs to the a.m. tit noon class will be open to ond ie fr ae med bic 77> Baie as a as “ a ; pot of New Planning Unit repair truck with a moving platform, center fore- _ street were blocked by debris. At least 33 per- (girls 6 to tarsi _. —-. : Ae 1 : oO ‘COIN é A or a - ) which you received 4 $ one ground, is used to lower victims to the street sons were hospitalized. The police are hunting ‘tion at the Municipal Bldg. office) 6-Fr. — 3x5 FOOT *10” citation for meritomious conduc _ ; : t jis roma: & | - Long a © Nylon Flag ........... 4 and also a record as a good citi | (Continued From Page One) after an explosion ripped through a Boston for a mad boenhe type 0 Pere - «£ 4 7 sone ; = zen . ‘of the Barton study for an im- - | Coed programs include ten-| Nylon Flag ........... 14 : * * is proved network of Pontiac arterial ’ : ‘ inis, archery, riflery, music and) ' 7 All thvee mien pleaded guilty Proved network of Pontiac arter’al Cant Decide Controls on Legal Oklahoma Booze swimming. | | Mav oy ) 0 acy t obstruct . " H , a Lo oo can o eee oe Pontiac's stepped-up planning di- . The swimming program | | , | a vision will tackle, said Willman, iL r K y=' a wm ke th H t en cue = ——— . L aes 4 coma in - wan with emphasis on urban renewal IquOr CCDS da d Ts” in- Cc Ca T Barnum dnd Derby Junior High | ‘ missed by the Prosecutor's ice | schools, i Quick, a police office with a Olty Hall — will alge: OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—The Oklahoma Four months ago the Legislature, prodded Miss Husemann said that hal flawless record for 14 years before| with an unparalleled work load | : ; . Edmondson. call | iss he was dismissed following his, when the $4 million project gets | aaryene ren re ee pal id hea ie age A i Girl Seout cabin at Springdale | Men's Quality Clothes- arrest last September, was accused under way early next year, he | cay bt mes n . sd . . : |Park has been readied for over. at LOWEST PRICES of taking $122 from. Johnson, al-) sald. | loudly under a brisk wind. .. ° of prohibition. . [night stays or cookouts for Girl | © al metal leged operator of a gambling house) ,, k | ‘ he ry * & Repeal was adopted April 7. Since that — | Scouts and Brownies iin the area. frame Friday & Saturday — Pont to turn over to a Pon-| Prenning work @ Imus ; | Reservations must be made at the | s ® Non-slip 1 one said, as preliminary plans are asy Never before has the Legislature stayed time the House and Senate have been ‘caation Moard office E hand ari _ tiac vice squad officer for ad-| | bled for submission to the Ur -onditloned capitol late Recreation rd office. and grips BASEMENT BARGAINS vance information as to when the he m eeu AAminisiraiion this! at the nonair-con oned capil 80 late trying to decide how big a liquor tax © High . rn ; ban Re ~ | enamel tinis game was to be raided by police 71) We approval of a $1,600,000! In the spring should be, whether liquor ads are really At both on a ee tonal HIGH, QU Sanforized CHAMBRAY -* = 7 elthel neslecl. The 23rd week of the 27th session , services the grega ALITY Karnes.was named as w code. ©'=7' finance the project. . bad and if it’s all right to drink in pub- “Church of Birmingham will ob-| CONSTRUCTION OF, Men’s Work Shirts fendant when he refused to testify ave project involves. aaa ends Saturday and it may go three lic. serve Children’s Day Sunday. The , . ne card gs |. Clearance on downtown S. Saginav | ee. Rev. Raymond A. Senner will pre- oan sa dan ve Scenes! aireet, Clvic Center expansion and| more weeks So tight were proposed restrictions on a nde from! the eNGECh tke ece ; OOK Hace Vf = , & “ane : I ‘protection of the near southwest) Legislators have heen so busy sniffing at drinking, one rural lawmaker complained 43 junior boys and girls who have Outside Judge Adams’ court residential neighborhood from slum) jegal liquor they haven't got around to pro- he'd have to go to a privy to get drunk. completed their fourth grade work. |B 88 N. Saginaw —Main Floor oon uick said he was “very conditions - | viding money to run the state the next two The restrictions have been eased, but the | Mrs, Dalton Lamb, general} I 1, Q | 4 “ — — glad” with the sentence. “This is Bates’ initial staff will consist | {\scal] years bill still is hanging fire. church school superintendent, and | a big load off my mind said of Henry Smith, planning tech - eres pean . =~ | head ‘of the Children’ s Day wor- Unusual Gifts for DAD on cl Quick niclan, and Ernest Ethier, ur | ship program, said displays of | FATHER’S DAY june 21st Size 14to 17 : ban renewal specialist, but more ’ classwork will be in the various cies akties | | staff members may be added Parks Group School Board Hikes — ‘rooms 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS bray shirts for A Pretty Flimsy Story | leter, said Wi.tman. enauerl- le = hacker ae | athe ‘olansing department’ sill to Offer Free Newly elected officers of the | 12-Inches Toll—WALL J & inca’ wasnavie WIMBLEDON, England «UPI) | The planning ceparimen w' T h § | stewardship class of the First WwW h M Police stopped David Walder, | also be called: on ioucome Up With) Movies A ain eat ers q aries Baptist Chureh will be installed eal er eter 10-oz. BLUE DENIM ell him he had a wobbly |some long-range plans which the! g “y concert ‘Sani ; at et oon e ae hey taand. { aid Will (Continued From Page One) tonight by Mrs. Stewart Smith. Thermometer Men S$ Dungarees wheel on his car, They found: [City has never had, saic “death The Department of Parks & Re« a . . The slate includes William Rich- Inclinometer ; The front bumper was wired to | These include schemes for indus-, reation will offer free movies ‘un raise over the previous scale. “ardson, president; Guy Holloway, & Mumidity the flapping fenders; the driver's |trial parks recreation areas, and| West Germany’ § Erhar der the skies again this summer After 10 years, the same teacher vice-president; Ray Helge, secre- _ Reg. $2.00 door was attached by string to jlocation of future public buildings Near Ope Rebelli a. . a | will get $6,800, Previously, he tary: and Kenneth Kilbury, treas- $2 Value - rusty hinges; the windows were lnuch as fire halls, branch libraries, pen e lon The series of 10, all-color films| would have received only $6,500 rer ; i held in with putty; the whole [end schools | Against Top Man will be how at 8:30 pti Tusa) ster the same ported. | = * * 88 ° car te t leaned on. F ; F . : : | . ’ doves ear av | . \ ir itwisied wher leaned 0 | tin posse ea ie A cos “ days at Oakland’ Park. All other training levels start Mrs. Werner Schettling will have phevcity's: master Ms =. zn) BONN Germany (UPI) Ludwig) starting tt len June 23 wilt {ith $100 increases, also charge of the 7 p.m. smorgasbord Bessy Sees) ons ;map may come about as a result Zeist Se ’ Starting the series dune 73 wil) ie az Sa ahee , supper. fly front te Storm Smashes lof the strengthened pl inning divi ale " ie , ee _n hon nel be the showing of Adventures of ea “eo i me Neale tel : vanity. Bize ir) to) 42 . sion, Willman said Adenauer broke down today, the’ wip) Wonderbird. Other films: — ° . 2 @eecal Electi ficers and annual/ As shown — w Trees, Windows | “ dynamic economics minister ap-| . 10 years. He used to get _ Election of of d | les pel plasue Smart IVY LEAGUE : : Willman sald that the new em (neared on the verge of open re. June 30, Living Desert; July 7,\after 10 years meter that re i ] | k ¥? Mn Kansas City phasis on the ede own planning belliow against the old chancellor Johnny the Glant ae et Te 14, * *« t on tne atinos- Men $ S$ acks ' ane a a - ,ie : ric sture. § division has been contemplatec jin @ battle for the leadership. of lhe Littlest Outlaw; July 21, reas-| a teacher with 30 hours’ credit State Wins Bi Point - Mon pie KANSAS CITY op A heavy) for several years and may result woo) (jermany jKure Island; July 28, Indian Up act the gasten degree alanis recise record- thunderstorm with winds up to g9, In economies in the urban renew * * * rising; Aug. 4, Davey Crocket, In- $4850 "and after 0 peice np te te weellar gor. miles an hour swept through the al program, The feul started when Adenauer /dian Scout: AU: he Alice in ig $7,400 compared to the previous in Florida Rape Case 8 fit that Dad Value Kansas City metropolitan area. For instance, costs foy outside suddenly announced he would re derland; ae 18, My Sister | $7,050 TAYLOR AIRGUIDE i : i Thursday. It smashed windows, consultants -will be trimumed, he {in the chancellorship instead of leen,; Aug 25, Dumbo | The man who has his doctorate | (Continded From) Page! One) Ind ya Outs Fully Washable uprooted trees and left more than!said. The costs for services from tuking the lesser job of president ~ now starts at $5,050 anc after 10 ihe: stat t from him under a! areet maces ra ah thong ine . j 0.000 places without electricity, Geer Associates of Birmingham Erhard. expecting ta steceed Ade years gets $7,720 as opposed to oe ee is Th range 34, 5 Hail one to two inches in diam. have been running about $10,000 a bauer as chances Hor, Was ANTS 2 Teenagers Get $7250 threat he might get the electric ermometer eee aid eler fell at nearby Excelsior, year uf the Gnexpected reves These hikes amount to approxi chair = - Ys gs 7 pring: Mio A 12¥earold girl * * * echard supporters circulated a ‘Prison Terms In mately 50 per cent salary increases rT * i ion hs at had th y Value . Genuine CONE Denim wits knocked unconscious when a The company was retained 10 janer purperting to show Aden for teachers in all training levels e also said his che a ec i= J in was blown down near the years ago to work on urban te al a rncepirsented events Area Robbery - after—10-vrars. ee : >of only a_nine-year-old | = = Men's ackets Z j dowrftown aren mil al and the civic cegter I ieading to bhix decision te remain ' 1 ean : a es i nd aide eT ne wae - $4 Quality =F i \ ati) be retained but withaul.. . : ison terms o } » Vears doing - _* . ‘ “ miuec} an i Wilts n aN “ as head of the governinve nat. bee were ‘evpoaedl this eiorning upon Di Dana P Whitiner Relies F RY The Kansas City Power and \ en - ’ ; at he a hard himself was expected to swe (emilee © aa : Seat tendent of schools, explained the Rape is a capital offense in ¥ Light Co. said its 400 repairmen He | et eins WHE De WIERID. vive Parliament his own version he eerie Tm whe hte ipa oe goals of the adopte@ pay struc-- Florida but no white man ever Easy to Read wudd have to wore sil aight ion Hall, Willman: said of the feud today, enuk ; i leg nia a Pi ture to the teachers present at has been electrocuted for raping Indoors and SI repair the damage “We want te avoid expenalye | ae the frat ecrions challenge nee + . . the meeting a Negro. Outdoors = Trees were down all over the creation of an urban renewal We ae eee ae : : ; : “a4 rei! ‘oor 6k Complete area and many of the suburban department to plan and adminis to Adenauer in the 100 years he Sentenced by Oakland County “The minimum salaries have Slappey. who was on the stand door: (emeeratures ut Size Range : has guided West Germany from , - Pen . aren . at the time testified that Stouta- ] a giance at the sam cee : vn fo > mel.” = ircuit) Judge Clark J- Adams. been increased by $100 te—im-— Py : _ ections were littered with debris fer the project,” he explained. on.) etatorship to a bastion 5 re | mire was sober and alert and that me | necurese an uit stopper E from blown linha : a clushed cictitorship to v "were Ronald C Hundlo, 18, of 158| preve our competitive position . 1 h ia me a e bate front, slash ; * * * With the planning department of democmmey and a world political yy George St. Hazel Park: and+for new teachers. Maximum sal- Hopkins warned him fu ly of his, ants Us < BD pockets. elastic : _ now acheduled to tandie most of)powe! Richard A. Stevenson, 17, of 1330 artes have been increased more Constitutional rights to refuse to Teor _ : SJ waist, washable ; F T The temperature dropped fréim the drawing board work, the job of * * * Cambourne St.. Ferndale than minimums te continue the °'Y® the statement. : amous TAYLOR | and celorfast in small to large degrees at 3-p m to 67 at five administering the project will re And df eame frony the man ~ : The officer said that while the : sizes. Brown, biue or charcoal color : trend of several years to achieve COLF B. o'clock main in the Jap of Robert A most credtted with rebuilding the Hundlo aud Stevenson, along | maximum salaries that improve youth may have had a drink dur- GUIDE arometer . = 8.2 re) T Steirer, axcistant city manager, countey into. a major economic With five other men and two) the economic position of career iN& the evening he was cold sober a . unce Twill More wet weather appeared on Willman said force ino the world juveniles, were arrested after | teachers.’" > cat the time. : Men’s Work Pants fap for broad aveas of the country Coordinator of the projéct the Erhard had been given the best the safe fontaining $8,000 in non- | The statement was taken at the today, promising a fittle tempo. past two years Stierer Was re chance of becoming chancellor in, negotiable stocks and bonds, was Philip J. Proud, assistant super- city jail about 4:30 a. m., some- Reg. 2.98 roms € miry reef from the Jone heat cently given a $1,200 boost in sal the event the St-vear-old Adenauer stolen from the heme of Elmer intendent of schools in charge of two hours after his arrest, Vane ary for his added duties ran for president Kapke, 1268 Brookwood Dr. personnel, said, “We still are im- * * * ; 5 -~—-—— ‘mobilized in our efforts : ne breakup of the ~enson’s lonyest with other Board Resta nai ity y . , Boe ea spell of het and hunud weather many will go to other school s?%- - i Pes 3 ' $e Wak indicated | items that ‘start higher The Pontiac Press A Get Dea keew weal tee weather's ripper, antorized FF he 4 += | * ‘i . Srecisicn Mande “hy OAYLOR e Deep pockets. if aa |e q | The statements followed an an , ideai «ift for the golfer. ‘ The Pontiac Press has been s c ea , yW > that ‘our ‘ The Weath oT nouncement by Whitmer that Our cited by the Pontiac Area sae raise increase for teachers won't Chamber of Commerce for Full US Weather Burray Report bring us up to the median of the PONTIAC AND VICENITY Periis ea Bontlac thes. been rank 4 munity service, 98 N. Saginaw —Basement 3 tuendsisisems ssaeee Uranraue tame wea area,” Pontiac has deen ranked’ As a-token of appreciation, a] 98.N. Saginaw —2nd Floor 39th in teacher salaries out of 52 Michigan flag was: presented to competing school systems in the pontiac Press publisher Harold A.| cooler tonight and temerrew High today a1. Lew tentght @0 High ftemerrew 77 Winds southwesterly 0! ts om re i lig westerls tonight and ost ™ | Detroit metropolitan area Fitzgerald by Leslie W Langford 1 a « * Today in Pontiac | * * ® past president of the Jaycee or- —" . - FIRST AND ONLY ELECTRIC SHAVER THAT Board President’ Glenn Griffin ganization, told teachers’ representatives. The Press was praised for its “This is the best we could do. We service to the entire community Lowesl t¢mperatuce preceding ®& am 6a At @ an Wind velocity §& m ph Direction —-Weet | Rum eetec hk rida { oi oP | eat es Aaturfiny @t 4 80 am hope it is accepted with satisfac- and its assistance to Jaycee’ ac- Ion in! is at 1270 At ae Moon rises Friday oi (0 53 an ton tivities ph t oe F . nace: own tee empere teres s axe ——— , — , - NEW ADJUSTABLE van ow! 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The youth was aninjured. ig : puma mE nr re EET A ct | Ms by wg 5 ; ae a » , . \ P sen 4 | . mo, 6 | ‘ | ( | ; ’ a) Ie ¥ 4 : ‘y ~ | } 4 / THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUN NE Y, 1959 po I Aap: / THREE Model Plane Contest. Set The Pontiac Sotunde Club. is| looking > for. aeronautic-minded| youths in the Pontiac area for en-| try in the Michigan Exchange | Clubs Model Airplane Contest. | im ever 25 events. A first place finish in the meet would mean a trip to the National. Model Airplane Championships in, Los Alasiiias, Calif., July“2T to! Aug. 2. ~ |speed,. stunt, free flight. events. Ford. Test Track, Dearbern. | Bad Detroit is the spon- More than 300 contestants from jsor, with co-sponsors including the} member of a surveying party died) Were named the state will compete for first, | Detroit Department of Parks and here Thursday minutes after he wd and third place trophies | Recreation, Pan American World’ ‘sutfered four yellow jacket stings. __ TOR rR TREMOR The contest will -be open to gas, | Motor. Co., and the Detroit News. fet, and rubber-powered planes in’ combat, ‘radio contralied and PAA load Fleyd Temple, of 162 Beach St., | | age; senior, 16-20 years; and open.’ 4 Yellow Jacket Stings °' ¥ or over. { the. Kids Chika Cina ‘ad Fatal Within Minutes GREENSBORO, N.C. } (AP)—A tion of the Embarcadero Freeway a, a lake. said that Thom- is midnight June 17, according te | a aman ca felt sick. 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But there are little races; inte an industry with annual today within the big race. And, ggleg of 125 million dollars, divid- one is between the vacuum tube,| | ed among 150 manufacturers. the transistor and the magnetic The missile, the jet. and the me- amplifier, 5 : : oredit All three industries are growing chanical brain get the “redi ; New uses are being found for The magnetic amplifier is @ each. And sometimes the devices solid state or statle device de- team up:on a job They are used *!@ned to control a large amount of! P y as aids to‘automation and for .pro- power with a small quantity of viding central systems, guidance) electric current. It has a sturable | - ‘KF ro and checkout equpment for mis- ecore—ring or rings of nickel-iron sies. conventional and jet aircraft alloy or metal oxide compositions e c One i . ' 4 ~~ " ee aeomic submarines, nuclear pow —with separate windings of copper), ____. .. wire for AC and DC eurrent af fecting the. magnetic qualities of the core A typical component is six by four by four inches. Thiaklog of Father's Day? Come in and see the many sugges, tions for gifts in Jewelry, Musical Instrements or Luggage. Priced to * * * salt your purse. E-< Payment Piao —Layaway Pian’ aes EDWARD’S 18 $. Saginaw Among major Westinghouse. Genera) Vickers and Magnetic producers are Electric Amplifiers | controls and steering mechaniem. "| 1950 through 1952. Advantages claimed for ling parts, no glass envelopes to break or filaments to burn out, resistance to extreme high or low) ‘temperatures, isqlated input and ‘Magnetic Amplifiers tnc., ‘output circuits, no warm-up time,| sales have risen from $89,114 in’ and a life expectancy of 10 years. Germany got the jump on other . nations in the 19365 with | development of the nickel-iron alloy core, This baffled Allied Naval forces for a time in World War Hl, because attacks against | the German cruiser Gneisenan | had virtually no effect on its gun | Similar punishment seriously dis- | abled Allied craft. The United States used the ampll- tiers extensively in the Korean war, Magnetic amplifiers are now gen erally known and employed abroad vas well as here. A few examples Crowded Schedule for July 9 Chicago Visit the | British ‘aed mills; ee com. |! ‘magneti¢ amplifiers are: No mov-| puting machines ‘brakes for trucks pi ‘ocumarta | | various automation programs, | fier contrels for various indus | tries. i . ledric Military use here is widespread. | whose | 1951 to $2,300,000 in 1958, says its ‘products. are used in Boilaris, Atlas, Mace and Jupiter missiles, | -in nuclear submarines and in mil- itary jet planes, Tea industry its products are | used in the Shippingport, Pa., atomic power energy project, in and inpreviding magnetic ampli- Among civilian uses are con trols for furnaces, heavy newsprint stock-feed rolls, close regulation in, electroplating, heating control in | } OTTAWA \P—Queen Elizabeth's visit to Chicago July 6 will include trips to the International Trade Fair, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Art Institute” royal tour planners announced to- RIDE THE § °*’ The Queen and Prince Philip will at 10 am. CDT on the royal yacht MIRACLE MILE ener se ‘Britannia and jeaving at 11 p.m . , ‘aboard the yacht Monday thru Saturday ‘ FRANKLIN Road Route Weendaye: 0:15 A.M. (40 minute intervals) to 6:40 FP. M, Saterday, 9:05 A.M. (40 minete intervals te 6:10 FP M. The visit, apart from a state | procession through Chicago | streets, will Include a luneheon | given by Gov. William G. Strat tun and a dinner given by Chi- cago’s mayor, Richard J. Daley. NEW ‘59 WAGONS RADIO Diefenbaker, and Mrs HEATER 3] 99 500 baker. BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER Mi 6-3900 ‘Lambert Lock at to Toronto, arriving there Monday, June 29 * * * The Britannia wall cross the SPECIALIZED SERVICE ternational boundary at St. Iegis, Que., on the morning of Saturda) TV @HI-FL =P RADIO. Pine 17 * TAPE RECORDERS acht sails from the United States travel by highway along the Cana BLAKE dian side of the river. The vacht 4 will anchor off Brockville. Ont 3149 W. HURON overnight CRUISE TO TORONTO spend 13 hours in Chicago, arriving The Queen will be accompanied by Canada’s prime minister, John St From the seaway entrance at St, Montreal, the jyacht will carry the royal travelers Here's the Itinerary for Queen, Philip royal visitors will embark again the| next day Ihe yacht will stop at Sarnia Friday, July 3. and the next day at Penetanguishene and Parry Sound,. Ont Sunday noon, duly 5, it will pass under Mackinac Bridge, entrance to Lake Michigan, and arrive next morning at Chicago for the one-day visit, Traveling. from there to Port Arthur, Ont., the yacht will pass through MacArthur Lock at Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., Wednesday, July and arrive next morning at Lakehead While the Queen heads west- ward, the Britannia will fravel Lawrence River to Shediac Dieler where the Queen and Prince Philip [abel Riffe asked her parrot, Joe, | will embark Wednesday, July 29 * * * Today's announcement said the’ schedule of the downbound voyage through the seaway may be varied Federal Tax Collector Later in the day, as the Doesn't Like State Tax coe A. SYSTEMS 0 seaway locks opposite Cornwail to TEANECK, No J. 1UPD lax Asal te obo eoy Iroquois, Ont the Queen wil) Collectors dont necessarily enjoy * WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE avila (nies eithes On ré@tiring from the Internal Revenue Service after 40 vears, Richard D Donoghue, As wiatant Regional Commissioner for New York, declared: “I don't nae Next day the Britannia will pass federal taxes but I certainly hate knew one place the bandits who, back through the Great Lakes and) hecause of weather conditions, but this is the present timetable: Leave Port Arthur July 16; | transit the Sault Ste. Marte locks | _duly 11; pass Windsor and De- | troit July 12; pass through Wel- land Canal duly 13, and leave | Hamilton duly 16 after a 3-day stay there. The royal yacht will spend July 18-24 at Montreal and July 25-27 at Murray Bay, Que., before an- ne at Shediac say: 28. 60- Year: Old Parrot | Doesn't Like Kaiser SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Mrs. if he remembered the late Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. , “Down with the Kaiser,’ screamed Joe “He's been doing that since World War I,"' giggled Mrs. Riffe. herself 94. “His dislike for the Kaiser» was picked up around our house during the first war." She hasn't told him about the Russians. “He's too old to worry about them now."’ she said. Joe has been with the Riffe’s for 60 years Theft (riformed Police One Direction Was Out MURDO, S D. 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A Bucks the anniversary of Benjamin/#nd dyspepsia. farm wife will sell ‘Franklin's experiment with the} Some American men are ac- ao them tor $2." . 7" kite, and it reminds me of all the cusing the American women of be- , x * * people Td Wp w tell to ge = Sen ania only fe- Fathers who leave the decisionsifelt sorry — either that or pres. He's rollin’ in it. Six years ago, Mrs. Mabel | entirely to mother are just pro-'cient -— about this little black-| Even Ripley wouldn't have be- Like dia tenieenna: whi eternally male childréw to survive. American, ! ducing. That's all. No ideas, no haired New York kid. He gave lieved a Runyon character like | Brinker had a garbage disposal, | separate husbands and wives, and women are repelled at this idea. ' Just 1 sie. init SS a wack © a0 6 oe a learian’ . problem which she decided to;men and sweethearts, at the din- Who's left to dominate? yi Rankin) sakied Get aa a between jobs. table. They presiime~ you'd \ os solve by obtaining a. colony of! {ner People who inquire “Hot Ma ” rty advanced, under Run- red worms. She put them in a box;== enough for you?” should go back age — bey ter the ‘Girl Swims to Death rather ‘smalil-talk with a stranger in the elevator among all those : 4 in the cellar of her home * oa tisnds Geen 1 tim Wants Dogs on Leash | New York Mirror, Believe it or ~ GLENS FALLS, NY Keys, fed them garbag ona. = = | not, he advanced from there to ee ee watched them multiply — = Russia Gains WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep.’ q promotion job with Robert L. times in three months. SHOP - Tonight (AP)— Geraldine Ferguson, 11, died in the swimming pool at Glens Falls I am eternally frustrated by lady! Abraham J. Multer (D-NY) wants; Ripley. Word that Mrs. Brinker Congress to require that dog own-| And one day, when Marty was’ . ons is the District of Columbia /about 20, he was in Lindy’s making |“'¢s after winning a speed test. leash their pets. “Some roamieagerly with a cheesecake. |An autopsy was ordered to deter- telephone’ operators for corpora-! |t tions who take the name of your |party and, just before they plug Junior High School Thursday min | mine cause of death. several thousand cana cele X around to nearby youngsters, who in apitall ism ney Plug in, - me asked for some to go fishing. From tool re ze — io ba eal “Thay ree After Tour, im. es A guy comes in,” he recalled| there,. the word spread to several cause trouble Pes smaller d : * 3s ogs and sporting geods—stores and Mrs. H people.” Doolittle, People who drop in, in the mid- . a “and says I'm ~_— he Brother, Sister Drowned Asserts Western Ideas die of “Perry Mason,” should re- |Hollywood. I sold a story to Brinker was in business. Last year, she sold more than 100,000 of the worms to sports shops. Growing There quire his services, Back Red China to U.N. |movies for 2,500 bucks and they're re| HAYWARD, Wis, (AP)—Eleven-4 x * * w ae straight- |going to pay me $200 a week.” year-old Wesley Bedousky of a seat ineiat on PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Marty was impressed, “I knew he Onamia, Minn., drowned Thurs- ms Codie dpe tld affairs will After lively debate, the Methodist wasn't too bright, this. guy, so I day after diving into the water to never have one of their own. New England Southern Conference went too.’ jrescue his sister Georgia, 10, who Men who are always right de-|Thursday adopted a world peace | x *®* *®, thad fallen from a dock, Georgia statement urging admission of! Now MISTER Martin Rankih is ‘also drowned. 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It is more than a symbol that we never have lost a war. Its greatest respect and ad- miration should be in the hope that what it signifies should outlaw all wars. * x * Rightfully called “Old Glory,” it bas accumulated a background and glory. This should cause us to pause and reflect. wthe patriotism that has gone into the creation of that glori- - fied meaning would be tn vain if the present and future genera- tions did not realize that the greatest meaning of the flag rests in what it assures for the oncoming years . * * * As it brilliantly billows in the breeze, think of the untold millions in the world who haven't a flag with its heritage and future. Nearly every home has a Suitable flag We.simply overlook the date when we are requested to emphasize it, to accentuate its meaning, and to display our pride in the fact that we are privileged to live under If -* * * The number of stars that hap- pens tc be in your flag doesn't matier Display it Sunday. You'll feel better and more satisfied with yourself that you did. x «© * Here in Pontiac and our city’s environs it is hoped that this Sun- day will see a more general display of the national emblem than ever be- fore on a Flag Day Few Basic Rules Make Boating Better for All With our boating season going full tilt; the biggest hazard is the novice out to show off for his friends, Our inland lakes are fast becoming crowded and congested, and-: boat owners must remember they are not alone on the lake. x * * Like driving a car, there are certain basic rules that apply and all boat enthusiasts should be cognizant of correct operating procedure. * * * In a recent article on boating Life magazine listed some of the more im- portant rules which follow: MEETING: When two motorboats meet head on, both should bear to starboard, ie. right. OVERTAKING: the overtaking motorboat must keep clear of the boat ahead, but no boat should hog the center a narrow chan- nel. CROSSING. When two motorboats @ross courses, the boat which has the other on its port, te, left side, has the right of way FISHING BOATS: Motorboats should stay clear of all fishing craff. * * * SAILBOATS: A motorboat must THE PONTIAC PRESS Hie 4 Mark , Dally Except Munday Huron st Pontiac, Michigan Published by Tas Powttc Peres Company Reser: Bseserr Executive Vice President Joum A Riter Assistant Advertising and Advertising Director Manager Rowaan, A. Prrrorean nm @se) M Teeanwert Vice President end Circulation Manager Business at fe) Manaratt Jorpin, focal Advertising Manager Joun W Pirnerrars Secretary and Editor bernie TN ALAN Classified Manager Basey J Reap _ Managing Editor ee = — The Associated Press ts ent@iied exclusively fo the tase for feoublication of all lofal mews printed fn tte Rewepaper eas wei) ae al) AP news diepatenes The Porrisc Press is delivered by cartier for 45 cents & Week, Where va y feryicg oh Mbt aralianie oy mal in Oakland. Geneve tteines ston Maoninb (apeer arn, athtenes “Counties it te $1800 gw year: elsewhere ih Mierigen and all other placer Yn the tint arate 023,40 « All maj! subseriptions payabie in @dvance Poveces nas Been patd at the 2nd clase‘rate St Pontes Minizan Mounber of ABC stay clear of a sailboat unless the sailboat is overtaking it. SWIMMERS: Motorboats should operate at dead slow near anyone in the water WASH: Novices commonly dis- regard the effects of their bow and stern waves on other boats. It is discourteous and dangerous to speed near wharves, fishing boats or sailboats, particularly in light breezes. Courts usually hold an owner liable for the damage his wake causes. OVERLOADING: Landlubbers oft- en overload boats with too much horsepower and too many friends. High-powered speeding can break up a smal] boat and waves may swamp an overloaded one : * x * Noise carries a long way over water. At an anchorage in: the evening, «boatsmen should respect those who prefer the sound of rip- pling waves to loud human or radio QUIET Boating can and should be fun, and it is not asking too much to fol- tow a few simple precautions. Re- _ member, most lakes are public prop- erty and everyone has a right to en- joy his or her particular sport in the water. The Man About Town We're Grumblers And Complain About the Weather that We Sought Junket: The net results of which often ts found in its first syllable There's considerabie for ieflection tin a letter from Price Donnelley of Waterford, who asks. “Why doesn't your column give the double raspberry the numerous cynics who complain about the weather’? Each winter is claimed by them to be the worst ever, and they long for summer which, when it comes, is put In the same category as the winter, for which they again hanker Any season in the Pontiac vicinity is beautiful, if they'd dress for it, eat for it, drink for it, act for it and live for it.” to According to Executive Secretary John Hirlinger, the annual frolic of the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce, always a top joy fest, la to be at Pontiac Country Club on July 29 So here's plenty of advance notice One of the five Oakland County women who have passed the century mark, Mrs. Adell Richardson, whose’ funeral Js on Saturday, was a life optimist. On her 100th birthday, three years ago, she told me that her greatest ambition was to Jive “until we have no more wars” The first girl in the Burke family in 72 years has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Burke of 833 Sarasota Ave In three generations 11 boys have been born The dnly sur vivor of her generation is o Mrs. Anne Burke Johnston, great grandmother of the baby, at the same address If somebody will supply the rock, Pontiac area is growing the rye in tall quantities, as Rudolph Schmidt of Rochester reports some of the latter that tops six feet “I may be crazy with the heat.” phones )Franklin Ostendorf of Birmingham. “but I'm ready 6 shoot on sight the first guy who claims he ftied an egg on the sidewalk ” “These blue jays are wise ports birds Mrs. Stays Apperton of Waterford. She says a pair who have been living around her premises for sev- eral years have lately been making a big fuss. She thinks it is because she isn't raising any sunflawers this year P E ae iad An oriental poppy with 72 flowers and buds is reported by Mrs. James Headlee of Rochester, growing In her garden Top honors for peony clumps are now held by Mrs. Angela Morrow of Lake Orion, who has one with 155 blossoms and buds Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs, Hectsy L of 236 State Ave | sary. Monroe > $sth wedding anniver- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newman of 753 Qwego Drive, 52rd wedding anni- versary : Mr. and Mrs. Edward Truba of Oxford, 52nd wedding anniversary. an . a liberal flavor are in power in both countries, and both face a general — election Se ‘the the — olist David Lawrence Says: as ag Au” at 4 , Cat oe * x ~ Fn, =~ a “ oy Sees. - ~- ty = s One T hing to Talk Safe Driving— English Politics Similar to U.S. LONDON — Theré's an extra ordinary parallel between the political situation ni Great Britain and in the United States. Conservative governments with No @.tvtanding @ fssues bave yet appeared ineither country, though the nature of the running attack on incumbent LAWRENCE party in both Britain and America much the same Thus. the British Socialist Labor Party has been trying to capital the unemployment situa- tion, just as the Democratic party has in the United Stutes But, fortunately, the tries are emerging from the recent recession, and it looks like a boom ahead for both. Spotty areas of unemployment still exist, but the drop in the jobless figure in Britain has also begp very sharp in recent weeks * * * On the the improvement of the standard of livane here has been such that the conservative government headed by Prime Macmillan. is atready for the stump an Ameri | slogah of never had is Very we on two coun whale \inister borrowing veste! it Ri) ean pro! tie “You ar vi Ge good EMOTIONAL ISSURS Political trends in Britain as well as in the United Stes are primarily affected by economic contentment or, discontent or by emotional issues, particularly these related to war or peace That's why there has. been pressure in this country for an agreement with the Soviets to suspend nuclear tests and a con: siderable demand for a ‘‘sum- mit’ meeting. The drive for these two things is associated -in the public mind .with progress foward peace. Indeed, there is noticeable here an almost pacifistic sentiment which doesn’t appear to have reasoned very deeply that such a manifestation could in jtself mis lead a potential adversary into a wrong move which might bring na war * * * Oddly enough. the pressure for a “summit” conference comes as persistently from the opposition parts here as a does from the Democrats in the United States The politicians have not forgot fen that “peaee- and prosperits can Work for either political party if somehow the publie can be convinced that the credit for achieving it lies with the eham pions of that doctrine and that the blame fgr frustrating the objec tive belongs to the opposite party ‘NOT AS CAPABLE’ Actually, there isn't any evi- dence vet that the parties in Bri fan have crystallized their view- point on political issues. For the present the opposition here, as in America, contents itself with ef- The Country Parson “ET wish filling station operaters | would preach to our members— they them so much more frequently.” see ‘infected tonsils and some ' limited areas or forts to make {t appear that the party in power isn't really as cap- able as are the folks who are trying to get into office The suggestion heard in gov- ernmental circles here is that, if the Secialist Labor Party really backs the idea of ‘uni lateral’’ suspension of nuclear test#, the country will be per- suaded to belleve that it cannot . entrust the reins of power to any government with such ai con- cept of natiohal duty. The would be take advantage of the split in the Socialist Labor Party rinks. For the more responsible elements in that party are as bit terly opposed to any ‘‘unilatera]’’ action as anybody jn the present government * *.* There can be no doubt that a conservative trend has developed here in Britain and that the British People have veered away from the ‘nationalization’ concepts on which the conservatives quick to Socialist Labor Party has campaigned in past elections. The leaders of that party talk less and less ef socialization schemes, because they know that the con- confusion which resulted in such in- dustries as were nationalized has been ,widely publicized. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Who is among you that feareth the Lord, that obeyeth the voice of his servant, that walketh in darkness, and hath no light? Let him trust in the name of the Lord, and stay upon fle Ged.— Isaiah 50:10. So I go on, not* knowing. I would not if I might; I would rather walk with God in the dark, than to go alone in the light. —Mary G. Brainard Smiles No matter what -kind of work you're in, step on it and you'll make a much better impression. Dr. William Brady Says: Specialists a Bit Confused on Diathermy Treatment \ Wichita reader writes ielec “treatment of in You advocate diathermy" frocoagulation) fected tonsils When T was a child my tonsils were ~ removed sur- gery, However they became en- larged and I was subject- fo repeat- ed attacks of quin- sy sore throat “Several doe. tors urged tonsil- tectomy. but I demurred at this. Two years ago a DR. BRADY relative (who is a specialist in another fiel@) referred me to an ear, nose and throat specialist who patiently and gently treated my throat with diathermy for nearly a year. Over this period T gained 21 pounds of much needed weight by “A year ago we left California and came to Kansas to live. f have had no trouble since the diathermy treatment of my throat. Recently I accompanied my husband to the office off an - eye man who specializes in ear, nose and throat. Ont of curtos ity | asked the doctor if it were possible to treat tonsils effective- ly by electro-coagulation. He literally threw up his hands and said ‘Of course not!’ “When I informed him ‘that I had -received diathermy treatment he insisted on examining my throat. When he had done #0 he said (Mrs. ——) Uh-+uh. TT know A lady 1 know had a similar ex: perience. She had received effec- tive diathermy treatment for years later went to an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist for refraction. While he was ekamining her eyes she mentioned that a doctor: in the east had given her-dtathermy treatment for infected tonsils. _So the ‘‘all-round specialist’ looked at her throat and remarked, ‘But, my dear lady, you still have your tonsils''’ as though he expected she would be flabbergasted. In- stead, she decided right there to have Noy further truck with him These all. around apecialtets labor under the misa that diathermy (elctro-coagula. tien, electro - desiccation) perts to “‘remeve"’ tonsils, per haps by “burning"' them out. If doesn't. It merety |\steriliges, dis- infects or pasteurizps tsolated! or in the tonsily—withqut disturbing or damaging the ‘surrounding normal tonsil tixaue. : pur. - of infection — No wonder both ladies were an- noyed by the braying of their all- around specialists. * * * Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words ‘long pertaining to personal health and hygiene not dir ease diagnosis, or treatment wil) be answered Hi Dr. William Brady. if @ stamped self-alddressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan (Copyright 1959) 5 Voice of the Peogie ‘We Cry, Pass the Buck Instead of Facing Issue’ Why is it ‘always so easy to ‘sides ia ewok i nell: Wien ae government begins to meet financial reverses? How the masses tore* Hoover to shreds because he happened to be in office at the onset of the terrible depression of the thirties, and now Governor Williams faces a similar situation, albeit on a lesser scale, and fickle hearts and minds of people who made him a hero yesterday are trying to pulverize him x *« * What a mess of crying, sad-sack, unthinking characters we Mich- iganians are! We want the highest standard of living, the best of everything. Our children must have the best schools, the best teach- ers, parks, roads. Nothing is too good for us, yet when it comes to footing the bill, we ery like sick children instead of squaring our shoulders and facing the issue. Or we pass the buck with “Down with today. the Governor.” * * * “T'm in the lower income bracket, but I believe a sound, sane state income tax is the answer. As for Williams, he must have his virtues. People of Michigan wouldn’t be so stupid as to vote him in six terms if he weren't a fine and dedicated individual to the cause of the state and its people. ‘Which Is Best for My Lawn?’ Will someone tell me whether I should let the grass lie on the ground or should:I have a catcher? Which is best for the lawn? Puzzied eel Readers Discuss Unwed Mothers Older teenagers should be given complete sex education and in- struction to reduce the number of unwed mothers that girl wrote about. I'm Twenty Concerned Teenager says in the VOP that she thinks we should give better sex education to the teenage girls to reduce the num- ber of children born out of wed- lock. Maybe we're giving them too much sex education now and they think they're a lot smarter than they really are and so they get into trouble. When I was a teen- ager we didn’t know as much as they do now so we werent tempted as much and kept out of trouble through fear and ignor- ance. Perhaps the Lord meant it that way _ Z Grandmother a Well, Men, Just. What Is Reason? Why don’t more men and boys have crew cuts? Teener ‘Overtaxed’ Gets Another Answer Regarding Mr. Overtaxed’'s teacher-tax tirade, I'd say if it weren't for baby sitting teachers you most likely would and could never have learned to express yourself in such vitriolic fashion. * * * Face reality, even though it _ hurts. Try calling a plumber, ‘electrician, radio or TV repair- man, carpenter, etc. Then, for just one-half to one hour's work project that for one year versus the average teacher's salary and complete the comparison with ultimate true value of or versus a child’s developing “ mind, plus a sturdy body. * * * Oh, by the way, did you vote Monday” Teachers’ Friend Nopal I. Tician ‘Schools Must Take Hint From Business’ “Here we go again: ‘We -must pay higher starting salaries to at- tract qualified teachers.’’ Hog- wash. Other industries attract qualified people by starting low and going up. Why is teaching so different? * * * “The way we're golag about ~~ * it now, all our money is spent attracting teachers, but we do little to keep them, Let's put more money into :maximums so we attract people interested in staying in teaching, not the pretty young things who plan to teach a year or two and quit anyway. x* * ® How many doctors, dentists, lawyers or manufacturers do you think there'd be today if the main attraction had been a high start- ing salary with a bleak future” Why must educators go about so many things backwards? Puzzied ‘In Such Gone! We Would Back Them’ Until teachers are willing te work on their individual merits, give up their eternal quest for college-to-casket guaranteed se- curity and realize their position in the community's economy is no more special than any other work- ing person, they're going to con- tinue to face opposition from the general public. Let’s Have Merit Raises Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE We took our dachshund, Pretzel, to... The kennel for a stay . Because we had to travel and . He would be in our way... ot course he missed us terribly . . . As he has done before .. . Each time he could not be with us... . Upon the bed or floor. . . And yet he seemed quite eager to. . . Pick up his reservation... As-he was met with curious stares... Or barks of real elation... It seemed as though the other dogs eeu love and sympathy .'. To ~ one more Sool of their kind . . . on close ceaptivity- ~.. He probably — was happy with .. . Those canine guys and gals ._—_—. But _now back home he never whines .. . To see © his kenne! pals. (Copyright 1959) Case Records of a Psychologist: Shy? Try This H-E-L-P Formula Ted's case should strike home to millions of smart men anc women who are duds at carrying on spritely conversa- tion, So study this case care- fully and memorize the “H-E-L-P” formula. And send for the booklet mentioned be- low which I used with my psyschology students at North- western University. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE B-459: Ted G., aged 20. a brilliant engineering ‘student. “But, Dr. Crane.’ he began mournfully, “Tam . a dummy when on a date. “T don't know what to talk about, except nu- clear: fission and rockets and other engineering sub- jects. (‘But the coeds” don't know a thing abouf what I am saying so they are ORANE glad to get rid of me. “Tf seldom rate a second date. At first, I decided girls were fust stupid but I have followed your neat little means of passing the buck and avoiding blame for my own poor conversational skill. “Se what can T do to become an intepesting conversationalist”'’ CHET CHAT CHAMP... .— If you want to be popular and Make people like you, then learn the art of being g “chit chat ' champ.” . ° * * + That means you must know @neuch to. start a conrsation. but then Heten to jthe other’ per sone chatter Ang the best way te lawach’ Jolly repartee is te ask a ques- -} : ; tien. Fade out with the interroga- tion mark (?), for it is shaped like q fishhook and simply hooks the other person's attention. “How do you keep your skin looking so soft and lovely?’’ Ted can casually inquire of his date. This query packs a double-barre!l wallop, for it not only pays the coed a compliment on her corn- plexion, but likewise starts her off on her part of the dialogue. * * * An experienced male is such a smooth operator that he will even stroke her cheek with his finger- tips to corroborate his interest in her soft skin and thus more quickly get conversation upon a personal basis At the outset, a shy introver- tive engineer may not be able to carry off that technique with aplomb, bui he can at least ask the question in a meditative way. “You are a very graceful dancer,”’ he can continue, ‘so I suppose you attend a lot of dances, don't you?” * * Any such query will quickly per- mit a lopsided scientist to strike up a gay dialogue which is easily within the range of both their ex- periences. H-E-L-P, And if you are évér al by one of those awful. pauses that may intrude inf 4he conversation of even sophisticated. people, thetr you feel like calling ‘H-E-L-P. H-E-L-P.” So use that very word as an ab- breviated formula “for starting in teresting conversation The “H” stands for ‘Hob. bies,"’ so atk your companion if he (or she) ever collected stamps or bottle caps, book ‘matehes or bird's ‘eggs. ete, If this opening proves a dud, ys ‘ be_limited-to two terms, \ then switch over to “E,"” which includes ‘entertainment,’ mean- ing movies, athletics, the theater, dancing. etc. * * * The “LY im@lvgs “Literature,” ranging from comic books and paper backed editions, to the clas- sics, poetry, etc. Beware of being too highbrow for on the usual date, your companion likes to relax. Finally, resort to the “P’'' for “Politics.” but avoid angry de- Keep on safe, bates. neutral Or ask if U.S. Senators should as the president is, etc. Send for the booklet ‘‘Formula for Gay Conversation,”’ enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus # -coats. (non-profit? + * rr Tt includés a fuller explanation of the H-E-L-P formula above plus the longer “Dear Home Pals’ formula I used with my North- western University , Students Always write to Dr. George W Crane ih care of Tie Pontiac Preece, Pontiac Michigan. enclosing a long 4 stamped, eeifiaddres«ed Le gam and He to au sank typing and oats when e his peyenelanees ebarts on pam- ete. « 4 : (Copyright 1959) % + | | “___| THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12. 1959 a u L ‘SEVEN a Foundation | gum . oes eee rt near FRIDAY AND | SATURDAY © S¢ yclence 7] Awards Goto6Here | (qmail ‘ Waal dept. stores | The National Science Foundation Pontiac Central High School. will pas awarded scholarships for its'attend the University of Detroit OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Mondey through Seturdey a Cool cottons for all sizes Dresses, dusters 2% Dws5 Group includes all top styles, from slip-ons, dusters to brunch coats, backwraps! In all sizes. 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Traverse reds, $1 ‘ ‘ ' ; 5 - f : } 4 ' ! ] p 4 1 i fi . f= } / { S ! ' ; | { ; / x ! : EIGHT : tion to a columnist and broad-|— __ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 7 , : ' Judge Upholds. Youth; : | Dismisses His Case Ut. Gen. 0 Donnell TV Sp rvi ce | | CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. ur)-Ordered to Testify | n All Work Guaranteed! caster that attacked her and was, calculated to ruin her reputation.” | Mrs, Smith also-said O'Donnell | had made statements that ‘sought | Schools Press. New Basketweave Fence |-! {Drive on Health 'A 11-year-old youth was hauled In 3-Piece into juvenile court ‘Thursday for; WASHINGTON (AP)—Lt. Gen,|to" bring. her into disrepute and | Sections oe | . driving through a stop sign. Emmett J. (Rosie) O’Donnell has! misrepresented her actions,” re-| TALS eg | Continuing Efforts to * * * been ordered to testify before a ported Russell, the chairman of, | V REN ° A traffic policeman told the Senate committee next week on a|the committee. i = ~ | Discover and Decrease tee eee the reason bl chorep bee lonkeed Setepuinlien cot a | BY THE DAY OR WEEK , yA AS | Student Defects didn't stop was because his sister! eyjsted to ruin the reputation of} The cémmittee was considering Mon. & Fri. ‘til 9 y \was getting married and he vas| Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (R-|\the promotion of O’Donnel to the ° — The Department of Health Ed-"ushing bas om Ber bra.” | Maine). rar rank of Your-star general. But it §. Open Doily ‘til 6 . : e P > hlic! 'postponed action and ordered, ‘ = Nw \ | Ny pete ot Be Ee ae ik Said Judge Leo Britt: “Case Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga)|O’Donnell and Secretary of the’ MART r hh /!£é, ° dismissed." isaid Mrs, Smith told a closed Air Force James H. 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JUNE 12. 1959 County Solon Pushes Bill through window ‘County Service Station | ‘Broken Into Last Night “Buried’ Man which glar entered and left, aWterford ‘Township Police said. NINE tion was the largest in the Middle - mi ne -- Wedgewood Collector - Finds UN. Heod Rival "nn sited ened itendion FT |tivesto Spark |U}rges Car Belt Brackels 2s. c22 Mystery Probe. ive steps are being taken where one out of four motorists RESERVE, NM. (AP)—A week! 148tlativ to require all car manufacturers used seat belts our traffic fatalities ettes stolen, |ago, the charred wreckage of an| eitomobile was: found is in Michigan to provide brackets, would be ‘lowered considerably,”’'Dale Jacobs. weeds cf sociwcelora -: Dios 'so that motorists can, if they wish, ‘said Roberts, a an attorney... {A pry bar was found near a rear sons baiting jeasily attach safety belts.’ a oe ; ; oe ey a a |. Oakland State Rep. Farrell E. Wednesday, the family of Man-\Roberts, Republican from West! ‘uel Armijo Jr: buried: the skill/Bloomfield Township, helped steer ‘and a few bones found in the his bill. requiring such brackets, wreckage. : i through the House of Representa- Thursday Armijo wandered into tives Wednesday night. It now goes a logging camp near the scene of to the Senate the wreck, bearded, dirty and dazed “We're stunned,’ said Mrs. A: mijo at their home in = Albuquer-, que. She- spoke for herself and REV. THOMAS C. KNAUF the. eouple’s four children . Armijo, 43, was examined at a hospital and then taken to jail in He said a recent study shows Oxford Man Wins Degree Describing his measure as a “sleeper,” Roberts urged its suc- eessful passage in order “to cut dewn on the thousands slaugh- tered on our highways each | year.”’ Socorro, Sheriff Barney Hickson| that use of seat belts in cars re- |wants to talk to him some more duces one’s chance of death in an , about the skull and bones _ auto accident in half, white chance Police said Armijo has agreed of injury is reduced 60 per cent. in Religion to take a lie detector test. Roberts’ bill would make it man- | *’* * * datory for al] automobile manu- OXFORD — The Rev. Thomas’ Sheriff Hickson said Armijo told facturers in Michigan after Jan) 1, 1961 to build in brackets for the Charles Knauf_.recently received him that he had wandered through his bachelor of religious education! the Woods for a week. He \said oi tte. cee the “remains” found in the bukned He said now it is “a big opere- degree from Midwestern Baptist’. were identified by Armijo\ as; US" for motorists Wishing to in- Seminary, Pontiac. He is the son an old human skull. a calf's hed, St@ll belts in present day cars of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Knauf, | jand a porcupine. Armijo said | pasar such brackets. Roberts, of 760 Sanders Rd. ‘found them during a visit to emphasized that his bij] does not The Rev. Mr. Knauf studied his relative’'s ranch. Sheriff Hic son require installation of belts, but only brackets: first year, for the ministry at Bob quoted Armijo as saying the car\ te we could ever reach the point e Jones University in Greenville, S.\caught fire and he dived out. C: Therr-he transferred-te-the-sem-|———____ inary 4a Pontiac. | [a ee _—_— | “He remembers falling dow He is now a pastor at the Faith hill, getting up and ring Michigan Firm | Baptist Church of Flint, which the car went off the road,” he organized last year while he sheriff said. “That's the last thing to: Ship Under was still a student. he remembers until night before \last when he eame to and realized. Foreign Flag peace he was.”’ Note Reveals Reason PORT ARTHUR, Ont. #—Forty La years ago a public school teacher’ h, Revenge ls Sweet here refused a school board re. for Uninvited Canine quest to sell thrift stamps to her’ students. Noted on a serap of GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) — The Michigan-Honduras Transportation ‘Co. has announced that it will lease dock space at the Port of Muske- , gon and charter vessels under a Rcgetoagin Ariz, — Douglas! torpign flag that will operate be- paper recently found in the board’s“'tY dog catcher Eddie Price was |iween Muskegon and ports in he. archives was the comment: ‘“‘real/°" ‘he, arrangements committee | Caripbean reason—pure cussedness and pig- leet. banquet, so he was served) “Capt, H. E. Van Niman of Grand headedness.”’ i Rapids, president of the firm, said NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT | ine Whe sage es fig jthe company Will charter ships! Pavement and related work on Jesly rors - returned a stray! jthat will operate under the Pana- | I dog had- wandered into the ban- pe | maaan flag. The company will be | jthe only Michigan firm operating | _ | ships under a foreign flag, ship-| ' ping officials said The firm wil] lease dock space on Muskegon Lake and a new $150.- ™— A op warehouse will be. builf for it Avenue, To: Herl H. ‘Hertzog, Herbert A and shin, Brown, R. Kingston & M. H. Doerr, ‘quet. hall was fini & off the Daniel Eberle, Earl 4. Sheiman, Barnice |last of Price's dinner, H_ Bibb, James & Muriel Taylor, James rk | ergy ee me 1. ge H. J ‘ yers, Calvary Assembiy, Arth Mo 00 seth Roci res omg! i Wowsrd vie T Realistic? aBarge, rs, Harry Davis, Danie! Pin ome. a H ——. Lawrence; MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. jreen elen Iliades lendaia Shelb Margaret Looney, Chas Goffar, Harr XE! t sorwaret Lecsey, Set Ser eas © ‘movie theater audience thought py International Terminal, Inc., of Company, Rodell Harmon, Walter Lam- ithey .could almost smell the smoke) Miiskegon, which will lease the fa- ier red Eberle. Beymot a 4 Vieges, Mike INeges, “Jes Deple, Case (wee watching a scene in whick cilities to the shipping, line J Woody, Newman Farms, inc, John Indians were burning a white man; Van Niman said the firm will Weber, Charles A. Lauinger, Golda P. at the stake. They could, but the! Hert, and to all persons interested, ship products grown and produced take notice: That the roll of the Special smoke turned out to be drifting in'in western Michigan to the Carib- Assessment heretofore made by + Assessor for the purpose of defraying from a nearby burning building. bean area and will return with that part of the cost which the Com-/and the audience had to leave the! cargoes of coffee, sugar and other products from that region ___.______+ mission decided should be paid -and/ borne by special assessment for the |theater eonstruction of oonucrete pavement - drainage and related work on Josiyn | Avente from Walton Bivd. to Colher | Road is now on file in my office for public inepection a Notice: is also Kefeby given that the | Commission and Assessor of the | City of Pontiac, will meet fn the Com- mission Chamber in said City, on the! 16th day of June AD. 1958 at aaa © clock M. to review said assessment, at which time and place opportunity will | be = all persons interested to be! hear Dated June il, 1950 w.o. T3986 ~— ——EEEE Remember FATHER’S DAY June 21 NOTICE OP SPECIAL eat | Sanitery sewer and related work on Brooklyn Avenue. my To Mitchell Horbatiuk, George Lembke, Margaret Garrison, Ralph V! Norberg. John L. Cole, and to all pores interested, take notice: That the roll RECOIL THROTILE ON of the Bs ogra Assessment heretofore | made by the City Assessor for the pur- pose of defraying that part of the cost which the Commission decided should be paid and borne by special assessment for the construction of sanitary sewer and related work on Brooklyn Avenue from Stanley Avenue to Richmond Ave hue is now on file in my office for public inspection Motice is also hereby given that the Commission and the Assessor of the) ity of Pontiac, will meet in the Com- mission Chamber in said City, on the | 16th d&y of June AD 1950 at 8:00/ | @ cloek M. to review said assessment, et which time and olace opportunity will be given sll persons interested to NO MIXING Ol AND GAS | be heard Dated June 11, 1950 | wo, 421 i Ada R. Evans, City -Clerk + June 12, ‘39 ORDINANCE “Ke 36 , | An Ordinance to. adopt, by reference, “ the Abridged Building Code of the Buitld-| ing Officials Conference of America, 1956 edition, as the building code of the Township of Pontiac | “The ee of Pontiac ordains: Section 1. Certain documents, copies of which | are on file in the office of the Township | Clerk, available for inspection by and) distribution te the public at ail times, - and which are marked and designated , as the “abrid the “Basie Butiding Code,’ respectively, and approved by the Bulld-/ ing Officials Conference of America, | | Incorporated, are hereby enacted and adopted, and are to be used, considered | and enforced _sointty, with the “Basic | Building Code” ‘serving as & supplement to the “Abridged Building Code” fn the! ulation of the erection, construction, | pa . equipment, alteration, re-' , removal, demolition, con-- version, use, height, area and mainte-/ nance of ell buildings and structures in | the Township, including “the penalties for violating the provisions of said | codes; and each and ail.of the regula. | tions. provisions, penalties, conditions, | and terms of said poeiters aye Code and “Basie tg my, ; edition, approved by aang or | elala Conference of America, Incorporat- ed. are hereby referred té, enacted and - adopted and made a part hereof, as if fully aet forth herein with the additions, | | dnsertéons, deletions and changes, as bereinafter, set forth Get cool, refreshing sleep with no-draft, natural cooling ~ the Signal way! Two kinds of cooling from the same unit; Section 2 , . This Ordinance and the various parts famous Signal-built, electrically- Scaleneys, _parnerephs. _ secciens ane reversible motor; automatic clauses thereot are hereby declared to be severable Section 3 The permits «hal! | Zoning Permit and the fee schedule shaii be the = as the Zoning Permit Pees Section 4 Tt shell be whlewful for any person, | firm or corporation to erect, use, occupy or maintain any building or structure in| violation of any provision of this cede | @r to cause, permit or suffer any such violation to be committed. Any or person, firm of corporation. shall i gdeemed guilty of a misdemeanor Pa upon cemviction thal) be ne oe. a fine of One Hundred Dollars. (#1 ot by imprisonment for not mere then pPinety days (90) tm the Oskiand County Jaf, ay ee oe fine and imprison. , Thermostatic Brain that turns fan on or off as temperatures change, keeps watch while you sleep. In 12", 1634", 20’ sizes. But, be sure you Get the Signal—it's guaranteed for five years! $39.95 NO MONEY DOWN — $1.00 WEEKLY 20” Window Fan he issued with the Not exaggerated, but full 24” swath cut. Ball bearing, slip-proof wheel, front and rear. 14-gauge heovy ribbed steel deck, safety ment for of law thm Stee cthesm 6 seat ine wolation engineering design — Lifetime Guarantee! Jumbo 3 HP 4-cycle Clinton engine. Side discharge chute — trims within % of en inch. Leaf mulcher included. Y%-in. chrome handles — easily adjusted with stain-proof grips. Case hardened suction type . tebeletions or orders, | in ee. — che ~ ot. Ordinance extent of sueh cenfiict a Te Scaled tien 6 This Ordinance SHAM be cubdlighed not La then ten +10) days from the pes hereof and stall become effective thirty 3) Gaye after the date of the first pubtication by the Pan approved ré st « Reguiar Mert- eenetp Hall. 2080 adjustment, 1-to-3 inches. OPEN FRIDAY WIGHT Until 9 P.M. Ceranty Mich: ‘ " Pubtiched Sed e - pay | — rene end ime or ? | : dune 12, 2, ee te ‘ ‘ , ; o : j " : tones : ‘ : , ‘ a i 8 ; Es : 5 2 é * The U.S. Bublic Health Service se that 107 million work-|'°". sometime last night and $14 i days were lost as a result of /in-' collection is the largest in.the Mid- “ash, cartons of cigars and cigar juries from July 1957 to June 1958. according to Owner This was the equivalent of a year’s “absence from work by 428,000 per-'Claim was being challenged by a! pesos. You need a suitcas in which FOUR ror ONE SALE Deep Tufted Mattress . Box Spring _ Headboard and Legs | MODERN SLEEP SHOP mECEGR ED RD.-MIRACLE MILE -BAZAAR AREA FE FULL 24 inch Swath BIG 3 Horsepowe STARTER AND HANDLE blade with.sefety shear pin — cuts grass evenly. — PHILADELPHIA (| — Harry Bu, that of Charles. Malik of Lebanon, sin sleke be Wedgewood president of the United Nations. 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TL (AP)—A family group of four women and a man’ ' nearing home after vacationing in’ ‘New York and two young women. iwere killed in a fiery collision of ‘two alitos on a two-lane highway | Thursday night. | ‘The vacationists, within 20 miles of their homes, were a hus band S H O Pp i N Al IM FO RT and wife and their teenage daugh = Death Grabs? 790 DAYS | SAME AS CASH. ORCHARD’S. 24 MONTHS TO PAY onllinois Road | ae 5 in Family Group Only ter and two sisters of the dead iwoman. Their car burst at flames after the collision The ten sou women in the’ I FREE Ee 0 \ | Mon. & Fri. “til 9 FREE PARKING second car apparently were on jtheir way home to near by Atwood ny a | when the crash oecurred about E f bi ; : : r 19:30 p.m, about three miles east ver ooming of this central Illinois town. | .Sherilff Eugene Miller said a car H b id , mz { @ ec iond S driven by Miss Rosalee Bragg, 21, y ri e iglid- off the highway — U.S, % i- and then backed into the path lot a car driven by Joseph Har-) mn 58, a farmer. * * | Killed with en were his’ \wife. Josephine, 56, an elementary | Tea Rose] - 25-50% OFF Nylon school teacher; their daughter, | Greta, 19, and Mrs. Harmon's jsisters, Agnes D. Pistorious, oe | 154, and Constance Bean, about 5 | Evelyn Louise Smith, about 19 tthe seventh victim, was a passen ~ Covers BUSHES | & YOU CAN HAVE SOFT WATER for a FEW PENNIES Per DAY! 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McCarthy replied: “We'll build our own, And on each; one there will be a sign saying ‘help tear this down’.”’ The motto of the drive, on ag big board in front of the audience. | read Keep California clean green and seen I for All 3 SECTIONS Large Choice of Colors Judge Ponders Issue: | How Short Is Too Short? | PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. (AP)— How short are short shorts? The city commission didn't say) when it banned them, and the | jissue is still unresolved , oe" | So when police arrested Lise| i Rournier 2), of Montrea] Thurs-| BEVERAGE COOLER day, they had her husband meas-| ure her shorts on the spot /2-Gallon Size . $1.98 Vaive Hot summers mean cold drinks Gay, col ortut cooter tend a festive air to any out- ing. Has replaceable mason jar liner, pour. Now it's up-to Judge Irving Goldman to decide whether 1?! inches is too short. 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He ts looking for an easy way through the earth's’ xk * @ : crust. - “That leaves 15,000 feet of hard drilling. One phase of | Dr. Gordon G. Lill, head of the geophysics branch of the | such exploration is our search for silt and sediment. If the | “Office of Naval Research, says a lot of scientists are ex-.| oceans have-existed from the beginning of time, where is cited about the hole he wants to drill, perhaps six miles | the sediment? : * deep. » “We know that‘on the average the ocean beds have x~ * * approximately 1,000 feet of sediment. If the oceans have Lili’s project is known as thé Mohoe Project. Simply ex- | existed from the beginning, there should be between | plained, he wants to drill as deep into the earth as possible | 50,000 and 100,000 feet of sediment. Where is this seéi- 74 NORTH SAGINAW STREET for samples of natural history not now available. ment? That is one thing we want to know.” Lill is among scientists attending the “Undiscovered Lill hopes to settle once and for all the question of float- Earth” conference of the Southern Research Institute. ing continents. The Mohoe Project will cost between 10 and 15 million kt ok * Georges-Newport For National Brands dollars. Unless Lill can find the huge deposits of sediment in | it costs no more to buy quality and you can be sure of always COULD SOLVE QUESTIONS 4 the ocean beds, which would prove the oceans have exist- J sen. Het aac iraccsg Migs ue cn an : Lill wants a sample of 1,000 feet of manile beneath the | 4 from the beginning of time, he is certain. the answer | suevie. Shep every’ depurtuinas Sar woleia: earth’s crust. He believes this will answer many questions will be that the earth’s continents do float. | of the earth's origin. | ; For instance: Negro.Church Voted In |Want Lower Vote Age | “Bryson Brand” 2 Pc. “Ds vie Qe Fine Quality Cool Have the oceans always existed? | MADISON, NJ. (AP)—An all- | COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Skirt-Blouse, Bermuda-Blouse a \ _« Cotton, Nylons, Dacron Are the continents actually floating or shifting? Negro church has joined the New-'Ohio House passed and sent to|° ark Methodist Conference. The the Senate a resolution to lower’ Where to drill such a hole is probably the most difficult Galilee Methodist church of En- ithe oting anel 4 2 to 18. problem of all. Drill in the ocean? Lill explains it this Way. | jewood was voted to membership years, If approved, the issue will! “That, in a way, is a short cut. We have to drill through ures by delegates at the be submitted to the voters in No- ipproximately 30,000 or 35,000 feet of earth crust. 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" . ? c : THE PONTIAC PRESS BRIDAY, JUNE 12; 1959 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THIRTEEN | ° eS i , Se he ad Pentiac Press Phoie diately after the storm subsided. The giant tree fell on the rear of the house, and not until after it is cut up and removed will the full extent . camage bad known n. “STORM DAMAGE — The sudden downpour of rain with ac- companying high winds yesterday afternoon uprooted this large tree which fell onthe home of Mrs. Mae Rush, 510 Bogie Lake Rd., = Lake Township. Here Mrs. Rush surveys the damage imme-— + \Area Scout Unit Road Fund Hike’ White Lake Church Plans Friday Fish Fry WHITE LAKE OK on One- Mill Rise Anniversary of Group » ] of one mill received full approval) of the Township Board last night. | * * * | Hall estimated that approximate- ,|Recreation Area. ' More than 600 Scouts and lead- ‘ers are already signed up to take the specia] 12-mile hike and par- tpn a TOWNSHIP—Ths , Altar Society of St. Patrick's Fully Supported Sets Celebration — will stage a ‘Fish Fry” from 4:30 until 8 tonight at the Farmington Twp. to Hike, Ceremonies and Cutt Rall, Hutchings aud Union Ask Special Election Awards to Mark First * * * Dinner to Honor Late Rev. Hamm Proceeds From Fete at Indianwood Will Go to Fund, Family LAKE ORION — A dinner hon- lor "ing the late Rev. William C. | Hamm will be held at the Indian- | wood Country Club at 7 p.m. Mon- jday. Through the generosity | Mr. their son Spike, owners of Indian- | wood, dinner will go to the Hamm :Mem- ,orial Fund in memory of. the Rev. Mr. Hamm and to aid his family Rev. Hamm came Cranbrook and was later of St. Jasephs Episcopal Church, Detroit. TH health forced his retirement for a period, but later he took ever the All Saints Episcopal Church, Pontiac, Mission Church of St. Mary’s-in-the-Hills| Lake Orion, St. Mary's is in a lovely country setting on the fermer + Scripps Estate and was origi- nally the Nina D. Scripps School. Bishop Archie H attend the dinner along with Rev The event is one of a series of Hamm’s many freinds in the par- ‘Fish Fry’’ dinners planned for, ishes he served, the game hours on each Friday) whose Oakland County unit he once FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — Soe at ohne eitts fx during the summer. |headed, among the Masons and the Supervisor Curt Hall's proposal to| ae co? Suaday with « ~*~ & * ‘Rotary Club where he also served. | raise funds for road repair and! leeatial ae a carens =A es and Take-out orders are available, Reservation tickets are available maintenance by a voted increase! levoarel of badges a) Proud Lake! Mrs. Gerald P. DeSormier is through St. Alfred Episcopal 2 ng Altar Society president. _| Church here. Job’s Daughters to Gather DALE F. GREAL fy $59,000 annually can be raised) if voter's back his proposal in a spe- cial election this fall. * * * He also feels that the Town- ship could receive an average of $20,000 a year in matching funds from the county. ticipate in the celebration. James Montgomery of Walled Lake and Everett Sherrick of Cass Lake, cochairmen of = Trail committee, announced tha Irvin Schilke ‘of Rochester a direct the anniversary program. The Scouts will gather at the ROCHESTER — Dale F. Greal, leon of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ,Greal of 932 Roselawn Rd., re- i@eived a BS degree from Central |Michigan University last Sunday. With his diploma he also received ‘a commission as second lieutenant New Queen x * * group camp in Kensington Metro- in the U.S. Army Reserves. He / This year $19,000 in matching! was a member of Tau Kappa Ep ‘politan Park at 8 4.m., attend | funds ade available to the town- Protestant church services, be is made avai OWN silon and Alpha Phi Omega fra- 4 . bee ship could not be collected because | 'ternities. oriented for the trail and in the township could not afford ie ee ithe hike by groups at 10:30 a.m _ ghare Proud Lake Recreation Area Hall says he has studied this Manager Alfred Masini will con- duct conservation demonstrations at his park as the boys and lead ers arrive at the Chief Pontiac Stone Church Slates 2- Week Bible School campsite in the Proud Lake area. A log-sawing ‘contest with a chain |. AUBURN HEIGHTS—The Daily is also scheduled. jVacation Bible School at Stone During the evening. 2 ae ‘Baptist Church will begin Monday dinner, the program ‘will include, ‘ presentation of trail medals, en- jand continue every day, M *‘tertainment directed by William) jthrough Fridays, for two weeks p Ppascher of Gingellville and vat the church, the Rev. Lawrence fire tighting demonstrations ‘| 'Dickens, church pastor, announced - problem for some time and ‘has, talked with leaders in all sections of the Lownship Who are “heartily’ in favor” of the * debian cen increase. | Will Reign COMMERCE — Karolyn Knisley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Knisley of 1555 Marystone St., Pontiac, will«be installed as honored Queen of Bethel 23, In- ternational Order of Job's Daugh- ters, at 8&8 p.m. tomorrow The | installation, to be held at the tem-! ple, 4835 Broadway St, will be sem)-public * * * Joan Flowerday, retiring honored, as - installing queen, ~ will queen. serve her will be JInckte Assisting Pfatiert, guide; Barbara Fling, marshal; Lorraine Thompson, of and Mrs. Carl Ruebelman and the entire proceeds of the to Michigan as an assistant at Christ Church, Rector Crowley will in the Red Cross ‘Township OKs Building Code Morris-Stewart Nuptials ‘Pontiac Board Solemnized in Lake Orion for Free Dump Also Names Member of Garbage Authority; Hires Extra Help LAKE ORION—The First Baptist Church here was the scene of the wedding Saturday evening of Judy May Stewart and John Richard Morris. The Rev. Walter Ballagh officiated at the double-ring cere- mony. Parents of the couple are "Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stewart of.7 Hovey St., Oxford and Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Morris of Ft. Lauder- dale, Fla The bride wore a gown of silk organza featuring a scooped neckline of Venetian lace with Venetian lace appliques accent- ing a bell-shaped = skirt with chapel train. A crown of rhine- stones and orange blossems held ' PONTIAC TOWNSHIP— The Pontiac Township ‘Board has adopted a build- ,ing code for the township which will become effective within about 45 days. It is the abridged Building Code of the Building Officials Conference of America, 1955 edition. The Board alse has voted to rec- her fingertip veil. Leg commend that township residents’ She carried a cascade bouquet : be allowed to continue to use the of white carnations centered with he ' dump operated by the Orion-Pon- « white ortid. and eice tac Ga r tac Townships Garbage Authority grandmother's pendant necklace without charge. studded with a diamond, blue Orion Township recently sapphires and pearls Fayanne Badgero of Lake Orion, passed a resolution setting the JOHN R. MORRIS fees for its residents at a mini- MRS. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids mum of 25 cents per load. were Mrs. William Walling of : . : : ‘ Tonwship Trustee George Lyle Walled Lake, Mrs. George Ander Clinton Valley wii Maas = neat: ae son of Detroit, Mrs. Fred Smith of . She : : : : Shearer as a member of the West Chicago, Ill; sister of the Scout Chief garbage authority from Pontiae bridegroom, and Mary Stewart, ' ° sister of the bride Names Officials ™™", . , A problem of several months’ standing, that of hiring extra cler- ical help, has been solved. The pend decided to hire more help during vacations, tax time and at Best man was Gary Stewart of Oxford, brother of the bride. Ushers were Fred Smith of West Chicago, Ul., Lynn Sims of Rich. mond, Va., B. Allen Dahl of Major committee chairmen of the Clinten Valley Boy Scout Coun- cil have been annolinced by Presi- ident Ted Pearson Js. of Oxford, * * * -Hackensack, N. J., and Kenneth | Smith of Carlislé, Pa, : These inelude Frank R Chap oe the’ supervipor’ deems A reception wes held in the man of Rochester, finance; Roy, : RS . _ Plauman of Rochester, organiza In other action, the Board vot- chureh parlors following the Cer tion and extension, and Camp ¢d te accept the resignation of mony. Ausagawam development; Arthur’ Tewnship Atterney Donald - E. After their honeymoon trip Selden of Cooley Lake, advance. Adams, submitted at the last through the southern states the ment: Daniel Murphy of Pontiac, regular meeting. No successor newlyweds will make their home camping and activities; William Sl Ellyn, Hl. The bridegroom Genette of Milford. exploring; and vill be a senior at Wheaton Col- winiam J. DeGrace of Birming le ege in Wheaton, Tll., and his wife pam, public relatians will be employed in the public re. - =. ¢ lations office at the college Special men are Wiliam Montge has yet been named. Lloyd Dudy was elected chair- man of the Township Zoning Board to replace Lex Axford who re- signed. George Parsons was elect- council committee chair- ed vice chairman mery of * * * Walled Lake and Everett B. Sher-|) The Board has decided to de- rick of Cass Lake, Chief Pontiac posit the sum of $17,000. held in National Trail; Thomas Blattert of in Water and Sewer Fund. inte Farmington, Catholic Committee savings certificates to draw inter= on Scouting. and immediate past est. They will be redeemabie at president John W. Hunt of Far-any time with due notice to the golden jamboree e bank, oficials said mington, }Jaycees to Sponsor Weekend Show ‘South Lyon Calls Horses chaplain; Jane Doevietian, mu- - sician; Joan Cardona, senior cus. | todian; Ori] Holmes, junior cus- | todian; Carol Gottschall, record: | Junior Chamber of Commerce to- jday announced that it will sponsdr SOUTH LYON — The South Lyon! ceés expect about 400 horses, There will be trophies. ribbons and cash prizes for all events and today. will be welcome to attend the sessions, to be held from 9 a.m. -#0 -neon-each- day. The school program will include all types of handwork, according *\to its director, Mrs. Dickens, wife of the pastor. An enrollment of 500 is expected with the average ‘daily attendance to be over 400 iduring the two-week period, Mrs Dickens said. ARCHIE H. crowLex Keego Harbor C. of C. to Hear Judge Beer KEEGO HARBOR — Oakland |County Ci Circuit Court Judge Wil- am J. Beer will be featured seeker at Monday’s regular meet-| of the Keego Harbor Chamber lof Commerce. The- session will be’ ld 6:30 p.m. at Rotunda Inn. Judge Beer's topic will be ‘One |Week in the Court Room.” This will be the C. of Cs final meeting before the summer vaca- tion. Meetings will September. BISHOP Bishop to Participate in Area Confirmation = ROCHESTER — The Rt. Rev. Archie H. Crowley wilt participate 5® Jin the annual confirmation service at 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Philip, Epistopal Church here. The Rev. | ‘Edgar A. Lucas, church rector, will present the class of candidates which numbers 42 children and’ adults. Following the service a recep- tion for the confirmands and Bishop Crowley will be held on Frosty, Man, Frosty ‘the rectory lawn, weather per- | LA MESA, Calif, ®—A menu in mitting. The reception committee a coffee house lists a Frozen Beat- of local church women wil] have jnik. It is a cream topped cup of charge of the post-service event. coffee % Wins Science Fellowship Honor Farmington Teacher FARMINGTON — A Farming- ton Junior High School teacher, Bernard Barach, has been award- ed a National Science Foundation Fellowship Award for ten weeks of study at Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, Ind, | * * * ~ Barach, who lives at 2370 Pon- tiac Dr., Sylvan Lake, teaches gen- eral science. The college. program begins Monday and is for the pur- pose of advanced study in the trea of paves, biology. astrono- Last summer Barach completed requirements for his master's de- gree in the field of secondary school administration at the Uni versity of Michigan * * * : . He is currently secretary of the Dakland County Science Teachers Assn. and is Cubmnaster of Pack p7. whieh meets. at Whittjeld Ele- mentary School. , be resumed in. “Uncle Otto” Hornung of Detroit. the country's oldest “scout.’ | All children in the community Troop 42 of White Lake will per-| ranging in age from 4 through 15 form Indian dances in the style of the Blackfoot Indian tribe KAROLYN KNISLEY | Officers to Be Installed | CLARKSTON — Bethel No. 25 International Order of Job's Daughters, will hold installation of officers at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Clarkston High School. Baccalaureate Rite Set af Mandon Lake | MANDON LAKE — The Mandon) _Lake Community Church will hon-| or its junior and senior high school and college graduates at a bacca-| laureate service at 11:15 a.m. Sun- day at the church. Severa]-of the graduates will participate in the service. * * * At 7 p.m,, a 75-minute film, “The! Beginning of Wisdom," will be shown. Following the film, a recep- tion honoring the graduates will be 4) are slated to Hold office for 1950, when they came to 41 billion the next six months. held in the church parlor Stanley Rock, a member of the Mandon Lake Church, will de- liver the messages at both serv- ices. Stanley will receive his bachelor of arts degree from University of Michigan tomor row. * * During his sn college careet Rock has served twice as president of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fel- Jowship and has just concluded a year as president of the Inter. Religious Council. . | Oné-Room School Has Single Graduate t CEDAR SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) |~Patricia Gitt was the only grad-| | uate Thursday of the Cedar’ ' Springs — io It was a big res i Patricia She wore a dress in the mountains, you know,” she explained. “We wear jeans in the summer and ski clothes in the winter.” ; it * & Cedar Springs i« high fn the’ mountains. northeast of ‘Los Ange- ine. It has the jast .onewvorm. echmnolhouse in Los Angeles coun- ty, with 15 —_ Lj | Kay Kath, YOUng _ Sharon McClanahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George McClanahan of 3479 Teggerdine Rd., will be installed as honored queen. Other officers to be installed | will be Christine Moore, senior | princess; Mariecen Payne, jun- | for princess; Carolyn Ruggies, guide; doan Payne, -marshal; | dudy Powers, senior custodian; | Terry Powell, junior custodian; inner guard; Donna | Nelson, outer guard; Andrea An. drews, recorder; Carol Jo How- land, treasurer; Susan Wolf, chaplain; and Janet Nalsey, mu- sician, * * * Nylia bLocklar will be installed as jibrarian, Messéngers will be Judy Roberts, first; Charlene Earls, second: Caro! Holcomb, third; Lois Stayt, fourth; and Judy Fife, fifth WED 5 YEARS ~— Mr. and Mrs. Edward ©. Penny. open house from 2 to'6 p. m. Sunday af the home of their son, Ed ward 0. Penny Jr., at 3468 Erie Dr., the original wedding party will be at‘the party to help the senior Pennys celebrate. Mr. Penny, # retired Ford Motor Co. employe, and his wrle have been residents of Petroit- and Highland Park since 1912 They have one qther child, eight grandchitres and one great-grandchild. dollars _MR AND. MRS. EDWARD 0. | PENNY SR. . In honor of the 50th weddi ciasses er; and Ariene Butler, soloist. Other officers to be installed will a weekend extravaganza for Oak- * * land County horse lovers The entertainment program Sun- be Pat Pfahlert, senior princess; | i * * * day will feature pony rides and Janet Griffith, junior princess: | | The fun will begin with a displays. A pony also will be Margaret Skarrit, guide; Joy Mc: parade at 16 am. Saturday. given awa) ,Farland, marshall; Sharon Jack- ARDITH JEAN BIDWELL and end with a horse show at * * * son, chaplain> Betty Knisley, treas- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Bidwell. 9 a.m. Sunday on the farm of The route for the parade wit urer, Judy -Mckibben, recorder; of 26610 Johns Rd. South Lyon, Walter E. Mane of 222] Pontia¢é be down Lake street and muy bY Bonnie Mitchel, librarian; Judy announce the engagement of their. Traft, way of Pontiac Trail Greenthal, senior custodiari; San. daughter, Ardith Jean. to Roch F * * ao sss dra Francis, fanior Custodian; and Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack The parade wil! feature 16 horses Linda Shull. soloit Ke n of ene lil és aaa ty meinbers “ ee Heeriain Complete: Banquet Plans * * * re bride-elect attended Michi C Sheriff's P They will _ Messengers are Sandra Puckett, 649 State University, and her fi- ad “rh 8 ag ha ROC HESTER 7 The ‘Fashion first: Norma Heslet...second: Su. 8nce “as a student at the Uni- = y scouls. Hands, Sugie Your Figure Club’ of Rochester is , ’ versity of Mexico in Mexico City. COMPS. and marching groups. icompleting plans for a queen's zanne Edwards, third; Sally Pfah. lert, fourth; and Stephanie Cwikiel; fifth Carol Gilcrest is inner guard and Cassy Graves, outer guard. They'll Hear Mooseheart HOLLY — Members of the Holly Moose lodge will hear «the com. | mencement exercises for the grad-| uating class of 19938-0f Mooseheart, Ill., high school over a closed cir- cuit network at the Moose hall % p.m. Sunday, according to Gov Milton Ceubangh banquet te be held 7:30 p.m. June The wedding will take place Aug. +. + * ' 30 at Ted's restaurant 2? in LaJolla, Calif For the show Sunday the day: a _ Federal tax ee from the public (ndividuals, corporations, etc} have about - doubled. since Available Today NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Gents’ Yellow Gold—. Waterproof—Automatic WATCH 60°, Off on Men's Stone and Fraternal Rings a OTHERS FROM DECANTER. . $18.88 Regular $79.95 Outdoor Brazier . .. $45.97 ; Regular $59.95 AM-FM RADIO. ... $34.97 75.00 8 ae? 5 | i and Ear Phones SS ees ne =o 97 40% OFF | ON FINE tne anniversary “a their children will hold an Sr., PEN SETS—WATERMAN PEN SETS Ve LEONARD'S 24 North Perry St. (Downtown Pontiac) FE 4-4503 Orchard Lake. Attendants of ‘ ‘ i , ‘tk PRINCE GARDNER BiLLFOLDS—SCHEAFFER “Tt es ee / f f \ ty , } } : { 5 i i 5 j/ /, . FOURTEEN af, » THE PONTIAC PRESS, ERIDAY, JUNE 12. 1959 | | [ : : : | ¥ nn ses | 7 {was restored. The couple was é ote | se ‘ - ® \ * <@ i ‘ = ; . , a - State Annexation, Grand Jury Bills Passed Mexico OKs Divorce ‘sss | OTL, y yt 405 OUSE Be Sure to Ask for Yours Next Time You Shop Downtown! ) | ARTHUR'S THE DeCOR SHOP FIRESTONE STORE PONTIAC ROCKCOTE 48 N. Saginaw S$. 61 W. Huron St. - 140 N. Saginaw St. PAINT STORE 2 S. 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Z / ' dg ; rs / ie : ‘ : < ' ‘ - f _ , i . ° , ‘« j i , ff ae aks | oa THE PONTIAC PRESS. Fray. guxt 12. 1959 . - bi ‘FIFTEEN , Missing Ohio ; Mother of 2 Group Asks End wach he wa #3 mali tor Ship Strike St ran ds | yeoman —_ a * Found Saf Oklahc ree te int, ce Over 800 bE nd Safe in Oklahoma tof Gifts Stee A occ Lice asking Eisenhowér to submit é From Our News Wites | Bank of Akron, Ohio, which bore 0 oreign t | specific plan mext year wale NEW YORK (AP)—The Nalian | s UYMON, ~~ An man or eae eee cee ae which such grant assistance “shall, Line: hak canceled the ‘sailing of). Fea eee een. Bape Rete... Senate Committee be progressively reduced” and/ its: strikeybound the Giu-| je , was found safe here today) ton Rd., lot 16, Akron. aieiniaen™ flagship, S in a motel with three other per- , Loans Are Better, Sets lio Cesaré, striinding 874 passen-| © eons. >|: Bailey, an artist in the ad ‘ The plan it asked for would) 2 ‘Louna Medi ia ahs department of the Akron Beacon-| No Deadline apply different standards to dif-/&° mT pes 4 Mrs. Jeanette ‘Journal, said his wife left home ferent countries receiving aid.| Ports. Be Seg 2 J yrecnyatien Alton. ‘May 29-on vacation with a friend.) ys uncTON (AP) Thelfad s seater proposal! The line told the passengers/ 7 » mothe: ro, was diSCOV- Tanya Barstoff, 27, of San Fran-| a contended that some coun-| the ig ered in a motel here with another |acs ‘Senate Foreign Relations Commit reg ‘would ‘need. grants. Tatber wed rotund fares or endorse Guymon | ‘tee wants a start made next year) 1 ti . Police Chief R. L. Shephard said. Mrs. Sap d took ee car on a cutting down and eventually, hee 2 ee ee 'tickets to other Hines. Originally,| £ WEI. agents ‘questioned’ the jo couple's two idren, iwiping out all gifts of foreign ICh cl (1,175 passengers were aboard the > | The distraught husband said economic assistance. Kt contends emis aims Beer Cesare _when crewmen struck). agus wore trian nace the | 2 ago CY trailer loans are patter. . May Be Best Beverage | Tuesday in a wage. dispute. |e true identities of the persons coert where Tuesday | x * * | a with Mrs, Bailey. Shepherd said | Mht and left word she needed | The committee wrote its de-/ MIAMI BEACH (UPD — Beer Tiere was ‘eo ‘Kod. asttale: Sa officers converged on the motel Br Gres: He sent $50, which had {mand Thursday into President! may be considered the most health-| ment or service aboard. Passen-| ~ ; about midnight, but gave no de- | "®t bees picked up by last night. | Eisenhower's $3,930,000,000 foreign ty) of all beverages, including|gers Were ‘given a cash food al-| Oe ef the apprehensions. | | Mrs. Bailey had been reported nase agree if i is to be,milk, a Latin American research) !wance. S li House must agree if it is to The line also announced 1- — Mrs. las whens Tia angina come effective. No deadtine was/Chemist said yesterday. seek at ta cee baa. tn cust’ oe Bong: fount . Michael, 5, and Carmen, 2, are fixed. Hernan Perez of Gogota, Colom-/ liner Vulcania, which docked here| 5) seen being cared for by Miss ‘Barstoff) ms Menatiend a ‘bia, told the Inter-American Food Tharedey. About 1,200 age had = ¢ in an t in Albuquerque. | ; e eld ( ed passage on the Vulcania, Tucumcari, N.M i —- i ~ |pushing for more emphasis on anaes vie ele. oe eet scheduled to sail Saturday, HIGHLY NERVOUS loans, had been urging that al] Prov Ss antic oric energy & | Ray Barstoff said she last saw |gifts of aid be ended by June 30,/i8 rich in carbohydrates, mineral/ What is a juvenile delinquent? Mrs. Bailey Wednesday night when | 1963. salts and vitamins. 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Valley city of 10,000 has decided six oi wells are’ all - it needs. = lc PAINT SALE Reg. $3.58 Gal, 4nside or Outside White 2 Gals. $3.59 LINOLEUM | RUGS © 9x12 $3.95 12x12 $6.95 Linoleum 39° 50 e, TILE * * The City Commission has passed lan ordinance bannig issuance’ of, drilling permits for wells within By RAY KOHN NEW Little Virginia, Now 70, |' Still Believes in Santa YORK (CAP)—The unsea- printings and translafions into Open House Sunday 3 | HOLLY—In an open house Sun-| day from two to five o'clock, the Holly Presbyterian Church invites) » -\the general public to attend the had countless re- Observance of the comtenenet “ 20 its organization. * * - 2258 DIXIE HIGHWAY . ~ Self-Propelled | POWER MOWER } WITH FEATURES 21, 1897, has * ALKY FLAT 9x9" WALL. the city a + sonia] ae of ihe nana? = languages . + Ai this Beeb 1B, “Cove Kaname : a Rendem Leta LINOLEUM es i Rice ein wall vei! evening was is there & Sams mM Mrs. Harriett Peek, Mrs. Mar- : NO OTHE WER Reg. $5.94 Gal. 54°’ High Phatr has two wells p mping O11 Claus?” But it’ was appropriate Thursday night V irginia ~ Mrs garet Peterson and Mrs. Phoebe ; CAN All Colors 6¢ Ea. 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AUTHORTTED Is SX f CLONENS i TAK LOT SS SS SSI _QPEN ‘TIL.9 P. M. Pontiac's Only Authorized chord Dealer 147-S. Saginaw St. FE 5-4101 Call Collect trom Toll Areas for New or Used Car Information de ‘endeared her to thousands of kids pledges of over $41,000 for re mod- i who came under her supervision.|eling and construction of new fa- Only the otfier day a middle- cilities. aged cab driver turned to his ‘passenger, who was Virginia, and gaid: ‘I'm Harold from Public Detroit’ Trucker Killed School 31. | used to think you were in Expressway Accident a greater person than the Presi- dent.” BRIGHTON «» — Jack L. Eck- man, 43, of Detroit, died last night $110 Retai] Value $6495 ! * * * Hen In addition to the songs and when his gravel truck went out speeches at the dinner, there was of control on the U.S. 16 express- a reading of that famous letter: way near here and hurtled into a 3 HP x 4- Cycle * Briggs-Stratton Engine “Dear Editor: Some of my little field friends say there is- no Santa State Police said the Livingston ‘Claus, Please tel] me the truth.” County coroner's office will be Cuts 24” Swath * Side Trims to “a SEE THIS BEFORE YOU BUY! * * * asked ‘to determine the gause of Mrs, Douglas was ‘‘feeling a death. 4 “i s ; $ 95 little shy’ about rereading the Eckman was the father of seven BIG 25 MOWER: 49 reply written by the late Francis children Pharcellus Ghurch, which said in a OTHER SIZES FOR YOUR SELECTION part “Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion ‘exist. How dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus, It would be a dreary as if there were no Virginias.” For the last three yearg Mrs Douglas, retired at the manda- tory age, was junior principa! at P.§, 401 hich supervises classes held in 12 hospitals and other in situations for chronically ill chil CARLOAD SALE- GUTTER Galvanized 28 Gauge PER LENGTH 66" dren * * * « Dor vila plans to live with 34 UY LOWEST- PRICES he 7 i ais a aughter and son-in-law and Mrs. Robert Temple, and sae ON A the iy seven children at North | es LL , Chatham, N Y e Oller 2 ACCESSORIES ~ ! 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PICNIC JUGS $915 Weil Insulated for Hot or Cold Liquids $24.95 ROUND RIGID WADING ba; weided fo upright with 4 heavy elded hooks for line $29.95 Value HOOD -- WHEELS - ELECTRIC SPIT EXACTLY AS SHOWN 8-PLACE A Special Purchase OSC SANDER Usually sells for $34.95 14” ELEC. DRILL Max the power ef drills $ selling t three = 88 four times this ‘et wa Repeating a Sell-Out! BIG 7” SAW 10 AMPS OF POWER Powerful and te eneagn te de sobs moat electric sawa CAN'T II La 2258 Dixie Highway. -** Pontiac, Mich Tool! Specialists + ht Eixtures «Flee, Supplres Value : ’ 4 tact e F figs WHEK'S BEST BUY Mardware «Paint Cif 5 gE ERR Se RUMEN Tt sania call ae tetedeanadee ea acakian i Re A Stati sso sacra by special assessment for the construc- - thon of and at which time and place opportunt limp—from playing baseball. The American envoy. -explained, “If I appear to be limping a bit the/today, it’s because of baseball. Last Saturday the embassy had its annual baseball game with the Gaimusho (foreign office), and I played shortstop. I discovered wom even before the,game was over ADA R. Evans, |that I am not as young as I used ea Se'|to be, It was a grand game, how- ever, even though the Gaimusho ENT.| beat us 13 to 8.” Tor City” of "posting Grant Latever, Castro Shuffles Cabinet Posts tice: ‘The Es'vent ‘of the apeciel as- — Trent cea Replaces Five Ministers in First Shakeup Since Taking Office jon decided should be paid and borne a assessment for the construc- t of grade, gravel, drainage and re- lated work on Huron Street ex- tension from Douglas Street to Paddock Street is now on file in my office for in the Commission said City, om the 16th day of June, A.D. 1959 at 8:00 o' 2=. to review said assessment, at which time HAVANA (AP)—Prime Minister ministers early today in the first government shakeup of his four months in office. These changes were announced after a cabinet meeting which as usua] lasted long after midnight: Raul Roa, ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), replacing Roberto Agra- related monte as foreign minister. work on Kett Street from Madison Pedro Miret, replacing ibe Avenue to south Hne Lots 719 and 138 Perry Park Subdivision is now on file to Sori Marin ag minister of ag- riculture. * tm my office for public in tion. * * spec Notice is also hereby given that the Miss Raquel Perez, minister of Ose ___-June_123, ‘88. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Grade, gravel and related work on Ket- tering Street. To City of Pontiac, Louis Peters, Geo. Walters, Edith Eilender, Sam & Nick Ponta and Elizabeth Kahael, Russell A. Webb, Richard Ludwig, Industrial Land Company and to ail persons interested, | take notice; That the roll of the Special) Assessment heretofore made by the City Assessor for the purpose of defraying that part of the cost which the Commis- sion decided should be paid and borne Commission and the Assessor of the City of Pontiac will meet in the Com- ana Spr gre en ose Soi on Bacon 1 ay of June, . 1959, at F : : P o’elock ’ +9 review said assessment,|PUblic welfare, replacing Miss at which time and place opportunity will be given all persons interested to be beard. ted ery 11, 1959 Elena Mederos. Serafin Ruiz, replacing Julio Martinez Paez as minister of pub- W.O. 7418 ADA R. EVANS | lic health. r Junt'ts“$s5| Jose Naranjo, minister of_inter- for, in place of Orlando Rodri- guez. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Gidewalk and related work on N. side arr arene: ‘ - ‘Sneek ‘o: Myers rincess Conn, Massimo P 1. and Enid Curto. and to all persons mn. Castro took an offhand attitude terested, take no : That e roll of, T the Special Assessment heretofore made toward a U.S. government note by the City Assessor for the purpose of expressing concern over his plans defraying that part of the enst whi-h ‘ H ; the Commission decided should be paid to expropriate American-owned and borne by special assessment for the sugar lands in Cuba. x* « * eonstruction of concrete sidewalk aud : Ff related work on ieecs wae of Columbia The Prime Minister, asked for Avenue from rlisle reet to eas i = line of Walton Boulevard Park Subai-| Comment, replied: vision is now on file in my office for “I’ve had no time to study the public inspection } b h hav ihe once also, hereby given that the note but I hope to have time to Yommission «@ if City of Pontiac, will meet in the Com-| MOrrow. However, from what I eeeetcn Chane in us bay g = sing read the American viewpoint, is 16t ay o une, a A ar rae yim to review said assessment,| their opinion and the majority of o'clock at sich time and place opportunity : will be given all persons interested to Cuban people support agrarian re- be heard form. Dated June 11, 1050 * * WwW. O. 7420 : . Salata The U.S. note expressed concern . June Ia, "se that Americans might not be ade- quately compensated for proper- ty taken from them under the land redistribution program. NOTICE OP SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Curb, gutter, ee, gravel and related work on Harriett Street. To: Charles West, James E. Davis, Robert Gallo, Geo. H. & Od M Taylor, Helen L. Worley, L. & D. Boyt, Orval) H. Smith, William and Gloria Eastham, Monroe Crafton, Alfred & Com- $s, Prank changes were “due to the period- lic changeover that governments must make regardless of the con- tribution made by those who serve them.” Streling, Jean Houser, Proctor ny, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Flee rker and to all persons interested take notice: That the roll of the Special Assessment heretofore made by the City Assessor for the purpose of defraying that part of the cost which the Com- mission decided should be paid and borne by special assessment for the con- struction of curb, gutter, grade, gravel, drainage and related work on Harriett Btreet from Adelaide Street to Baldwin Avenue ts vt on file in my office for blic inspection. g wretice is also hereby given that the Commission and the Assessor of the City of Pontiac will meet in the Com- mission Chamber in said City on the 16th = o'clock P.M. to Yale Man Dies in Crash PORT HURON (®—George Pres- ton, 60, of Yale was killed last night when his car went off a curve, snapped off a utility pole jand crashed into a tree about four will be heard. Dated June 11, 1989 : W. O. 7407 ‘ ADA n Evans Paraguay and Bolivia has no June 12, 1989 Seacoasts, t Orga-sonic MODEL 30 five cabinet} Castro said that the cabinet) AD. 1959, st 8:00| miles northwest of here. Police ty| Said the whole left side of the carp at the Brace-Smith Funeral Home| two daughters, Mrs. Eric McCon- with burial in Oak Hill _jnell of Royal Oak and Mrs, James’ Surviving are his wife, Beatrice; |Porritt of Pontiac; a son, Richard: a daughter, Charlotte of rng Wayne; and 13 grandchildren.’ Orion; and three sons, Lester of Orion, Jack and Frank, both of MRS HENRY KETCHABAW Pontiac. IMLAY CITY — Service for Mrs. Manager of the John R. Sand & Henry (Melva) Ketchabaw, 55, of) Gravel Co., Lake Orion, Mr. Hale|255 Hunt St., will be held at 3} died unexpectedly Wednesday p.m. tomorrow at Muir Bros. Fu-. in Davisburg. He was a former/neral Home. Burial will be in Pontiac resident. Imlay Township Cemetery. ' Mrs. Ketchabaw died Wednes- EDWIN A. LESSENDER day in’ Flint Osteopapthi¢ Hospital, Edwin A. Lessender, 58, a for-|after an extended illness. She was | mer resident of Waterford Village, 'a member of the General Baptist died of a heart ailment yesterday |Church in Flint. i in Gladwin where he made his} Surviving besides her husband home. are two daughters, Mrs. Donna Mr. Lessender had been an em- Lewis of Capac and Mrs. Jean ploye of General Motors Truck & Crane of Flint; a sister; brother, Coach Division. land three grandsons, : f Surviving besides his wife, Bea.| trice, are a daughter, Mrs. Jean} MISS EFFIE M. MALSBURY IMLAY CITY — Service for Miss \White and three grandchildren. Service and burial will be from \Effie M. Malsbury, 80, of 440 N.! the at 1: ace Funeral Home iD sain will be held at 1:38 p.m. to < |mgrrow at the Muir Brothers Fu- JAMES STAFFORD \neral Home, Imlay City. Burial | Sere 2 will be in the Imlay City Ceme- | coer AST | \grov je., si a ‘heart at- ; ‘tack yesterday and was dead on’ “— — died Wednesday arrival at Pontiac General Hos- oe pecs ey oes | pital, Hospital after an extended illness. | He was an employe of Pontiac She had lived in Imlay City all | Motor Division. gree ae an \ | Survivors include two daughters, |! oul suse are) Bact: end sev Barbara and Cheryl of Maryland; coat ith¥ee brothers, John of Pontiac, { + -FRED ASif |Albert and William, both of West-| i | erport, Md., and three sisters. | ROCHESTER—Service for Fred Mr. Stafford’s body will be taken J.. Nash, 82, of 2560 Woodward ifrom the Huntoon Funeral Home Ave., Detroit (Carmel hall) was to to the Eichhorn Funeral Home in be held 4 p.m. today at Eniey Lanaconing, Md. Saturday morn- Funeral Home, Rochester. ing. | Mr. Nash died yesterday after several months’ illness. He was a former resident of Rochester. Surviving are his wife Maebell, ‘ t (AP) — Roy. 75, husband of Treasurer of the Greuisen, 85, of 6675 John R Rd.,/2 son Frederick of Bloomfield Hills ter. Burial will be in White Chapel roy. after a brief illness in Avon Center Fletches Priest, Beatrice Watt of Mariette: United States, died Thursday of a ALFRED F. GREUISEN will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Xe. Baral il bin | Deaths Elsewhere Hospital. He was a retired farmer. ivy Baker Priest, isons, Ralph of Troy and Clyde of TROY — Service for Alfred F. the Pixley Funeral Home, Roches- | Mr. Greuisen died Wednesday WASHINGTON Surviving. are a daughter, Mrs. | Detroit; and six grandchildren. (district Sales manager for an ‘Omaha wholesale furniture com- ; jpany until his retirement about ARTHUR T. HALLETT ifive years ago, was born in Fran- ROYAL OAK — Service for Ar- cisville, Ind. thur T. Hallett, 68, of 2821 Bamiet) x * * St., will be held at 10 a.m. tomor-| ROXHAM, England (AP)—Dr. row at C. F. Schnaidt Funeral’Grantly Dick Read, 69, interna- Home here. Burial will follow in tionally known advocate of natural Acacia Park Cemetery, Southfield methods of childbirth, died Thurs- Township. iday.. | Mr. Hallett died Wednesday. a *& | He belonged to the Sanford L.; NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind. Collings Lodge, F&AM of Toledo,!(AP)—The Rev. Virgil C. Finnell, and the Scottish Rite Temple and|78, national chairman of the Pro- Moslem Temple, both in Detroit.|hibition Party in 1947-51 and ex- (WO heart attack. Priest, who was aff S. for Edward G. Smith, 60, of 3901, AVON "TOWNSHIP — Service ford and four grandchildren. Four parently thought he-made quite rare — of Rochester, haul when he took five bank e ie of Shelby; Walter of Lake posit bags from a store near Globe. Rochester Rd., will be held at\orion and Robert -of Pontiac and| Store owner Jack McGee said 11 a.m. Monday at the William four sisters, Mrs. Minnie Defer of the bags were stuffed with worth- province began about 145 years R. Potere Funeral Home with bur- Cedarville, Mrs. Mary Hedlund of/less redemption coupons. . | 7 \ J \ of ? . b / / f f me j } / = | op D : . ; ; Son : . ‘ j * . ie now ed sand wn os Aol JOEDCNESE Open. Death: : tan ang: le ae Pave eee ‘Clemen ran mh ot 'Pigeon Goes to School 3 . Hot S l n on lac a n Cal reas : : | rot La i a . | ? fret Sunder, Oatnod’ dows bie 1] Of Fame - WS | Owner of Smitty's Market at the £27et Hall of , also sur- as Students Adopt Her yorcnons » Pirst Mtg. 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Do come in and see lovely EIGHTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS; FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1958, > J Espen Pale of 4 i i } : . f / \ Turkey has 11 cities of more than 50,000 population. ~ PAYDAY LOANS $50 tor 2 wks ... only 70¢! ether loans to $500 with 24 mos. to repay r CASH YOU | REPAY iM | REPAY mi RECEIVE | 2 WEEKS | 4 WEEK $25.00 $25.35 $25.70 $0.00 50.70 51.40 bateres! at 3% per month om belanens te $56, T/,% per month berween $50 and po ay ont lak ag ee pe peta at ASSOCIATES LOAN COMPANY in DRAYTON PLAINS: 4494 Dixie Hwy. CALL: OR 3-1207 in PONTIAC: 125-127 N. Saginaw CALL: FE 2-0214 2255 S. Velegrach Mich. Miracle Mile CALL: FE 8-964] Gromyko on Edge of Final Berlin Refusal? Two Officers Killed Red Pounds Summit Ties GENEVA & — Soviet Foreign’ President Eisenhower his said; He urged the Western ministers Minister Andrei Gromyko opened he would not attend a heads of to stop using the terms dictate a drive in the Big Four conference government meeting under such and ultimatum. ltoday to break the Western-made condjtions, and at the moment that’ ink between the present meeting is basic Western policy. of foreign ministers and a later ‘summit conference. Gromyko’s attack could fore- Gromyko today also assured the Western powers that he had not intended his Jatest Berlin proposal heavy Western pressure. ‘United States, Britain and France | It probably was @ good thing. shadow a final refusal by the So- =s = ultimatum. viet Union to yield on its West Gromyko spoke at a semipublic | Berlin demands, even under meeting of the Big Four foreign | ministers’ conference after U.S. | Secretary of State Christian A. | Herter called on him to state for the record what he had told Her- | ter in a private session Thursday. | Gromyko said he could, not un-| derstand what all the ext¢itement| iwas about. \ { | He told foreign ministers of the that their insistence on a link be- tween the present conference and a summit parley is artificial and “altogether invalid.” WOULD MEET ANYWAY In effect, Gromyko argued that DISLIKES TERMS even though there was a failure! He said his proposal for a@ one- here -to ease the Berlin tension year deadline on the Western oc- and make progress toward East- cupation of West Berlin was\ not West agreément, there should be intended to be taken ag an \ul a summit meeting anyway. itimatum. “ ae SE | Flat Ra te Income Tax Bil }\eerin crisis — with the deadline —Snaijls and clams 85 to 90 million’ Left by Solons on Holiday | LANSING (@®—Legislators took a, ‘Another cycle in the tax battle, ‘holiday from lawmaking and the has passed and it would be a stra- hot, sticky capitol today leaving |tegic mistake to try to get the the flat rate income tax aslumber flat rate tax through immediate. | ily,” said Sallade. * * } in committee, * Many were tired and a few snap- ‘their political adversaries in the | backers of an income tax as well, gruelling tax fight to strike off 48 taxation committee members, tthe seemingly inevitable compro- Planned to be in Denver most of | mise jthe week for the National Young | | Republican Convention | When they scattered late yes. | For maximum support in the | terday, it was after one of the \House, the Conlin package would most productive days of the mar: ihave to be timed for a showdown, | athon legislative session. Both lenee their return | Apomieen Atom Test Muffling Could Evade Probing WASHINGTON (®—The United Apprehension about possible newspaper criticism — Influenced lawmakers in deciding to return Monday night rather than stretch their long weekend to Tuesday as sugyested by some * * * States today handed the Soviet That was one reason cited by) Union a White House scientific Sen, Edward Hutchinson (R-Fenn-| report saying would be atomic ville), GOP spokesman on such! tes¢ ban violators probably could muffle underground nuc lear blasts. The = presidential advisory scientists figured that it would matters, in replying lo EXPressions , from Sens. Harold M Ryan (D-| Detroit) and Philip Rahoi (D-Iron Mountain) (But he did not slam the door on tempt to swim the English Chan- Moreover, Sallade and Rep. John! Iplsh, in no mood to cozy up to\C. Morris (R-Midiand), Republican | in Trainer Crash PENSACOLA, Fla, (AP)—Two Marine Corps officers were killed 'Thursday when a P34 Navy train- The conference went on a day-, here. : today basis, with the West wait-' victims of the crash were Capt. ing for Soviet Premier Nikita’ Eqwin D. Smith an instructor Khrushchev to back down from the and 2nd Lt. Charles Devries, = new deadline. jstudent pilot. BLASTS POLICIES . | The Navy is investigating The Soviet Premier blasted/ Cause of the crash. Western policies‘on Berlin as “‘un-} Smith was the husband of| realistic and bankrupt’ in a/Shirley May France, who at 16! speech at Riga, Latvia, Thursday.|failed in a highly publicized at- the | a possible change in the Soviet/nel from France to England: in stand. 1949, ’ *& «@ Besides his widow who lives! Secretary of State Herter, Brit-/here, Smith ts survived by his ish Foreign Secretary Selwyn’ Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lioyd and French Foreign Minister J- Smith of Fall River, Mass. Maurice Couve do Murville were Devries is survived by his widow. reported slightly encouraged as a Joan 8. Devries of Pensacola, and resuit of the two-hour talk Herter his mother, Eleanor Augusta held with Gromyko. Devries of Oxford, Mass. { ”* © The Western ministers had de- nounced the Soviet proposal for a one-year breathing spel) in the Study Ancient Snails NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP): hacked by a threat to sign a sepa-| years old have been uncovered in rate peace treaty with East Ger- New Jersey. Rutgers University! many — as an ultimatym. |ing plane crashed into a bay near i ' Spelling Teacher Has Turned Out \National Champs WASHINGTON @ — So Silly or Betsy has trouble spelling? Well, parents, listen a moment Ted Glim. , ; Glim, 42, a teacher at Byers Junior High in: Denver, Colo., has positive and detailed ideas on how to make words an easily- | turned key to junior’s education. | first,”’ | watching Joel outspell 69 other scientists are studying the fossils. He teaches a special class in word study for seventh and eight-graders. It’s produced champions. Joel Montgomery is the latest. Joel, 12, from Denver, won the | National Spelling Bee Thursday. He coasted through such stump- | ers as verdigris, pastiche and susurrus as deftly as most kids run from cleaning up the room. * * * Two years ago another product of Glim’s class, Dana Bennett, was national cochampion. “Pronunciation is emphasized Glim explained after boys and girls. We go thoroughly into roots, prefixes and suffixes,’’ he said. “We learn the story behind words, their meaning and-their natory, Whew! which stems from the whistling sound you make when you're astonished. . Scooter Hits Car, Boy, 15, Injured Charles E. Vanivelt, 15, of 3590) A FINE GIFT FOR DAD AND IT’S LOW PRICED, TOO! $4450 \Indianwood Rd., Lake Orion, was lin satisfactory condition today at} Only ‘Pontiac General Hospital with a w/case 'broken leg suffered when his motor See It Today at scooter collided with a car yes- 'terday. The accident occurred on Heights jroad at Hemingway street, Orion | Township. | Duane D. Worden, 25, 1100 Forest Lake Dr., Lake Orion, told sheriff's | deputies he was making a left turn off Heights road when the scooter | EPPERT’S CAMERA SHOP 57 W. HURON ST. FE 5-6615 istruck. his car. ~ As for House Taxation Commit-| tee failure to act as expected on| the 150 million dollar flat rate in come tax authored by its chairman, Conlin (R-Tipton), Rollo G take three years to develop un derground atomic blast detec- tors as good as those that (ie neva test ban negotiators had believed were avallable before He Eloped With a Quality - USED CAR From....... Harold Turner—Ford Rep there was a dual explanation given. 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Interesting Women : : § | : § F) Pentiac Press Photo tensively and currently some of her paintings are being- shown at the Bir- mingham Arts Festival, sponsored by the Bloomfield Art Association. Mrs. Patterson Has True Love of Art She outlined activities of the Bir- University of Michigan. Mrs. Pat- A truly enlightened appreciation mingham Society of Women Paint- terson also holds membership in By MARGARET BROWN of art is evident in the home of ers of which she is a member. the Detroit Society of Women Mrs, Clarence K. Patterson, wife The group of trained artists studied Painters and Sculptors. of ‘a Pontiac attorney. with Sarkis Sarkisian . director of LIKES LANDSCAPES Rooms throughout the couple’s the Society of Arts and Crafts Recently she has been painting picturesque home on wooded Dow School in Detroit, and Emil Wed- .e abstracts. Her greatest in- Ridge, Orchard Lake, are enhanced dige, professor of design at the trot however, she confided, is by original paintings by both Mrs. Patterson and her artist father, the late George Hodges. Currently some of her work is on display at the Birmingham Travel Service in connection with the second annual Birmingham Arts Festival which runs through June 14. Born in Paris, where her fa- ther was a student at the Beaux Arts Academy under Jerome, noted French teacher, Mrs. Pat- terson was one of six sisters and one brother. She studied at the John Wicker School of Fine Art, Detroit; the Art Students League, New York City; and spent a summer session studying design at Columbia University. Her father was accorded the title “Student of France,’’ entitling him to study anywhere in that coun- try through the courtesy of the French government, * *« « * Mrs. Patterson, a former Pon- tlac High Schoo] art teacher, is very modest about her own ac- complishments, preferring rather to discuss endeavors to stimulate art appreciation in this area. ‘Miss VanHise Is Honored at. - Bridal Shower Camilla Joy VanHise was honored at a recipe and pan- try shower Thursday evening. given at the Oxford home of Mrs. Bruce Jacobsen. The bride -elect is the daugh- ter of Mr. ang Mrs. Haroid C. VanHise of Bloomfield Hills. The prospective bride- groom is Roger W. Berlin of Berkshire drive, son of the August C. Berlins of Walled Lake. * * * The couple will exchange vows June 27 at Grace Luth- eran Church. Mrs. Seymour Colen of Stan- ford, Conn. wil) act as her sis- ter’s only attendant at the 8 p.m. ceremony. * * * Guests invited to the shower were Mrs. VanHise, Mrs. Kurt Bemman, Mrs. Robert Holan, Mrs. John Ostrander, Mrs. Ar- thur Hatcher of Garden City, and Mrs, Joan Thomson. Others’ were Mrs. George Shearer, Mrs. Ann Schroeder, Mrs. David Tucker, Janet Evans, Mrs. Donald Bailey, Mrs. Aldred Ostrander, Mrs. Ward Rathbun, and Mrs. Rich- ard Penny. Social to Welcame Minister and Wife An old fashioned ice cream social and combination recep- tion will welcome the Rev. and Mrs. James McClung to their new ,parish at St. Paul Meth- odist Church on Square Lake road. The affair will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the church on Square Lake ‘been invited to attend. Chair- ‘man {s Betty Tews, Mothersingers Hold , Cooperative Dinner | Pontiac Mothersingers met at the North Johnson avenue Mary Forster, Thomas Roth Wed Today ORCHARD LAKE — Mary Lynn Forster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Forster Jr. of Qrchard Lake, was mar- ried at noon today in St. Duns- tan's Chapel of Christ Church Cranbrook, to Thomas Freder- ick Roth. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Roth of Birmingham. A luncheon was given at the Forster home. The bride wore white lace over white taffeta and carried white spray orchids. Her sister, Sally, was maid of honor. She wore a dress of white organza over beige, and also carried orchids. Robert Roth was best man. Fete Evelyn landscape painting. ‘‘I fear it has little place in modern art,’’ she added. Of the current abstract move- ment, she commented, ‘‘I think, as with cubism, it will become passe, but its influence will be of great value in the future.” « In a few words to the layman Mrs. Patterson said, ‘It’s hard for the layman to realize realism isn't the most important thing in art. Subject matter is really of the least importance.”’ An extremely kind woman, Mrs. Patterson is an excellent conver- sationalist. Or perhaps what we really mean is that she is an expert at introducing subjects and then proceeding to be a good list- ener. * * * < The Pattersons have two daugh- ters, Mrs. John A. Pflug of Bir- mingham and Mrs. Therion D. Loughrin of Lansing and several grandchildren. Carmichael During Personal Shower Bride-elect Evelyn Carmich- ael was honored at a personal by Mrs. Theodore Schroeder of Silverside drive. Patricia and Paul Schroeder assisted their mother with the shower. Carol Carmichael poured. Guests present were Mrs. George Drittler, Mrs. H. N. Kimmins, Mrs. Barney Mc- Kevitz, Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. Allen P. Gravely, Mrs. Hard- ing A. Ferguson, Mrs. Blanche B. ‘Erickson, Mrs. William Barnds, Mrs. Ted Mathewson, Mrs. Joseph A. Shaw and Mrs. Harold E. Curtis. * * * Others were Mrs. Howard Hallas, Mrs, Neil Stranahan, last day of school | ton School are, left to right, Mrs. John Vinette, chairman of the event; Mrs. Effie Mitchell, principal of Herring- ton; and Mrs, Karnik Mossoian, co- in Mrs. William L. Thomas, Mrs. Arnold P. Thingstad, Mrs. James E. Powers, Mrs. Ray-— mond Edwards, Mrs. Allen Benjamin, Mrs. Robert E. Richmond, Mrs. Donald J. Kelly, Mrs. Fenton R. Hamil- ton, Mrs. Nadine Teague, Mrs. Frank W, Shanks, Mrs. Delbert Owens and Mrs. George Bader. * * * >___Completing the list were Mrs. Harry Arterburn, Mrs. Harold J. Hackett, Mrs. Floyd F. Bos- serdet, Mfg. Floyd E. Wilson, Mrs. Raymond H. Reeves, Mrs. Allen P. Gravely, Mrs. How- ard C. Hess, Mrs. Eleanor Atkins, Mrs, Howard A. Pow- ers, Mrs. Roy Hallenbeck, Mrs. Donald C. Hinkley, and Mrs, Lester E. Martindale. oo ies a ae Putting the finishing touches to the chairman. _rington at Herring: r School PTA honored faculty and staff with an Hawaiian luncheon, complete with Hawaiian musie for « background. ' Will Head Auxiliary | Committees Pontiac General Aid Group List | “Is a Long One Committee heads were’ an- nounced at the board meeting of Pontiac General Hospital Auxiliary held Wednesday morning in the hospital board room. They are Mrs. M. D. Shelton, membership; Mrs. Helen Reese, program; Mrs. Robert Segula, working records; Mrs. Socrates V. Sekles,, publicity; Mrs. Harry Stowell, visiting ladies: Mrs. Harold Tripp, play and story book ladies; Mrs Richard Harroun, auxmobile; Mrs. Ernest Beerstecher, fi- nancial secretary of auxmo- bile; and Mrs. William Mc- Cture and Mrs. Charles Craw- ford; bookmobile cochairmen. * * * Others are Mrs. H. Russel Holland, tour ladies; Mrs. Ray- mond Rapaport, Federation representative; Mrs. Milton Hathaway, scholarship; Mrs. Forest Wood, financial chair- man of scholarship; Mrs. Wil- uniforms; Mrs. Concluding the list are Mrs P. Eugene Miller, business manager; Mrs. Lloyd Tinder, telephone; Mrs. William B Dean, history; Mrs. Ralph Babbington and Mrs. W. H. Bedard, Detroit area contacts; Mrs. Robert Lyons and Vera Bassett, citizenship; Mrs Fritzi Stoddard, housing; Mrs Roy Corwin, clinic; Mrs. Aleck Capsalis, notifications; and Mrs. Curtis Patton, Mrs. Mike Andonian and Mrs. Leonard Buzz, guilds. Trabajamas Give Members of Trdbajamas voted to give a donation to Girls Ranch at their meeting held Wednesday at the Lake- side drive home of Judy John- son. Plans were completed for the weekend trip to Caseville The next meeting will be held at the home of Kay Swinson. SUZANNE L. HADDRILL Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Had- drill of Clarkston announce the engagement of their daughter, Suzanne Lee, to Francis Joseph Tinka, son of Mr. and Mrs., George Tinka of Tex avenue. The couple plans a fall wed; ding. fo Ponting Presse Phete About 75, mothers of Her- the / ; / \ . / * THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 Hospital Unit Names Committee chairmen who. worked on the annual Wisner PTA luncheon Thursday are, le{t to right, Mrs. Wilbur T, Hinsperger, Mrs. Robert LaMar, Wisner PFA Holds Luncheon Wisner School PTA held its annual parent-teacher luncheon Thursday noon in the school gymnasium. Guests included PTA Council Presidenf Mrs William Ander and past council president,/Mrs William Mihalek | present was Mrs. Morris CucKsey, past Wis- ner PTA president, from Lake Orion * * * Mrs. Irving Cocking and Mrs LeRoy Koch were honored with a gift for their many years of service in the Wisner A General cochairmen)of the event were Mrs. Leonard Saari and Mrs. Robert LaMar. As- sisting them were Mra. Paul Webster. Mrs. Wilbur Hinsper ger and Mrs. Cocking * *& * Mrs. Wesley Roberts and Mrs, Robert Conant, decora- tions cochairmen, were as sisted by Mrs. Paul Maddox. Mrs. James Turnbull and Mrs. George DeQuis were oan the cleanup committee. Vacations Bring Family Meetings Weddings, the finish of the school year and vacations are the occasion for family ,et-to- gethers in the Pontiac area. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Tarr and family of Urbana, TH, are guests of -Mr.Tarr's—meother,— } Mrs. Robert B. Tarr of West Iroquois road. They are here to attend the wedding of his brother, David, and Judith Smith in Ann Arbor this eve- ning. Mrs. Tarr entertained at the rehearsal dinner held Thursday evening at Corner House in Ann Arbor. * * * A Carol Esser of Oneida road and Connie Scriven of Oriole road left today by plane for Los Angeles, Calif., where they will spend the summer in the Sierra mountains. They will be employed at Camp High Sier- ra. The girls have just com- pleted their freshman year at Eastern Michigan College. * ® bd Ouf-of-town guests here for the Saturday wedding of Joyce H. Forrest of West Fairmount avenue and Albert T. Bergum of Ypsilanti are Mr. and Mrs Edward Marxer and daughter of St. Paul, Minn.; Roy Don- ald and. Gordon Bergum of Milwaukee, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs Earl Sutton of Sault Ste Marie ‘and Mr. and Mrs. Wendall C Wilcox of Hastings * * * Mr. and Mrs. Elof Berg- strom of Silver Lake road gave a family dinner Tuesday eve- ning in honor of their son, seaman apprentice Jack L. Bergstrom, who is leaving Sat- urday for 18 months’ duty in Italy ’ * * * The Donald Bushfields of Cal- ffornia Baptist Seminary in Covina, Calif., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cari Bushfield of Ruth street. The couple arrived last Friday * * * S6ending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zielke of Coseyburn drive are their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr arid Mrs. Kejth Palmerton Mr. Palmerton has been pas- tor for the past three . years at Community Meth o dist Chirch, Girard. They are mov: ing to Dallas, Texas, where he will continue his seminary studies, at Southern Methodist College and Mrs. Palmerton will teach. : | Also arriving from college are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bashore (nee Patricia Zielke) who will stay for the summer. f Mrs. James. Morse, Christie, center, presents Returned to their home in Clarkston after a six-week southern motor trip are fhe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devin They visited Mr. Devin's brother in Gatlinburg, Fla and also stopped in Indian Rocks Beach, Fla. * * * Eight Pontiac area students at Harvard University grad uated Thursday. They are Wal- ter D. Hodge of Lake Angelus Shores, A. B., cum laude; and Walter M. Belenky. Orchard Lake, A.B., cum laude From Birmingham are Toby Citrin, LL.B.; Robert E. Esch, M.B.A} Howard H. Green MD. re Graduates from Bloomfield Hills are George F. Vaillant, M.D.; James M. Roche, LL.B and Michael L. Ross, AM * * * Victor H. Rigotti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rigotti of Spo kane drive received high fac ulty recognition as an outstand ing chemistry undergraduate at the annual chemistry hon- ors night at Michigan State University Tuesday evening He received a copy of ‘Hand principal of Wisner School, looks on as Mrs. Ervin the new presi- “Mrs. Leonard Saari and Mrs. Irving Cocking. NINETEEN’ Chairmen Pontiac Press Phetes Mrs. Saari and Mrs. LaMar were cochairmen of the affair. book of Chemistry and Phys- ics’ from the MSU Chapter of Americah Chemical Society. * * * Mr and Mrs. Melvin Ster- ling of Clarkston will _honor their son, Fred Park, at an_ open house at 7 p.m. Satur- day He is entering the U.S. Marine Corps.Monday and will be stationed in San Diego. Calif. He graduated from Clarkston High School June 8. * * * Awarded honorable mention for her paper ‘‘Science Ver sus Faith,” by the department of communication skills at Michigan State University was Ann Pirochta. A freshman, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pirochta of Shim- mons street. * * * George Gullen of North Ad- ams road, who has completed his sophomore year at Olivet College, won the Wood Mem orial prize presented at com mencement to the second-year student who has had the high- est standing for two years... He is a member of the choral ensemble. Honor Pontiac Teacher for 30 Years Honored guest at a luncheon Thursday when the PTA Exe _cutive Board entertained the staff of Central School was ‘Mrs. Ray C. Meiser. After 30 years of service. Mrs. Meiser is retiring from the Pontiac City Schools at the end of this school year. She taught fourth and fifth grades the past year In behalf of the PTA, Mrs. Donald McKee presented Mrs Meiser with a corsage and gift of luggage. * * * Among guests were Ray C Meiser, Dorothy Hollister, Vir ginia Summer, Delores Burke Marga Haggerty, Patricia Flanders, Mercer Smith, Ruby MacMahon, Josephine Fessler Pauline Stolteriberg; Patricia Jones and June Turnbull. Others were.May. Hale. Max-. ine Gleason, Lucfile Harris, Bette McKee, Shirley Martin, Ruth Sutherland, Anne Pel- lister, Margaret Scott, Etta Black, Betty Dunbar, Helen Marinas and Florence Completeing the list were Ann LaFave, Faith Pinho, Ann Service MRS. RAY ©. MEISER Buetler, Douglas Martin, Earl McKee, Robert Anderson, Charies Standard, Lydia Reich- ert and Mrs. Marion Hinckley. dent of Wisner School PTA, Mrs. Cameron Clark, with a gavel. In honor of their son Gary's graduation from Pontiae North- ern High School, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Oak are holding open house at their home on North Lake Angelus road Sun- day for relatives and friends. ‘ * * * A son, Michael LeRoy, was born June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy M. Fauble (nee Char- lene Carter) of Snellbrook road. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Fauble of Snelibrook road and Mr. and Mra. Andrew Carter of Omar street. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wurst of Union Lake announce the birth of a son, Robert Walter Jr., born June 6 Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs— John Yates of Etizabeth Lake road and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wurst of Walled Lake. * + * John Robert, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clevenger (nee Francile Cor- bat) of Sault Ste. Marie June A son ‘. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Corbat of Vinewood street and Mr. and Mrs. James Clevenger of Warrenville, M1. Zonta Club Approves Nominee Mrs. Chad Mellinger, past president of Pontiac Zonta Club,- was approved by the membership as a nominee for representative of District 5 at the meeting hela Thursday evening at Kingsley Inn. Mrs. Katherine Baker is general chairman of the An- nual Fair to be held Nov. 7, * * * “At. the imeeting of Federa- tion fof Women's Clubs, the club. was awarded the Golden Gavel, which was accepted by président Mrs. L. R. Sampsor. _ * * & An invitation has been re ceived from the USO to ‘attend SP Sit. 8 2% wait NE ~ TWENTY h THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 ceiving gifts were staff roma Owen PTA __ Isis ruts soore.” Chester . jmore and Donaid meme * | Among guests were ae George eg Det president of the. PTA, Dinner Ends Schogl Year a= sister, Mrs. Ear! Oltesvig. | Faculty Honored In charge of food and serving| at Annual Event were Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Gertrude Van Buskirk, Mrs. Newman, Mrs.} Held Yesterday White and Mrs. Robert Johnson. | 3 School faculty and staff mem- bers of Owen School were guests, | at the annual PTA cooperative dinner held Thursday afternoon in the school multi-purpose room This was the final event of the season. Mrs. Fay Douglas and Mrs Clyde White presented gifts on behalf of the PTA to teachers who! are leaving the school. They are| Mrs. Celine Hotchkiss, Donna Da-| vis and Raymond Young, Also 1 re- Loyal Philatheans Meet at Church Mrs. Geneva Overstreet spoke at a meeting of the Loyal Philathea Class of First Bap- tist Church Tuesday. Members met in the church educational building. } The next inpeting will be a | birthday dinner July 14 in the | church basement. | ~ I } | i | | i | 4 A, 70 ML You'll Jove the way this delightful Lu way 1a | Mayvtime... pattern creates. A refreshing new mood. 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With case, earphones, batteries. ! 36” Grinnell’s, 27 So. Saginaw St, FE 3-7168 s » 4 “4 =| What Young People Think Teenagers Advocate More Fun for Parents By EUGENE GUBERT Most teenagers feel the social’ life of their parehts is in an unso- cial rut. It is the opinion of the yodneer| set that the older set needs to get out more often, whether it’s a night | out alone for each parent or a night out together This feeling, which {s such a ‘contrast to parents’ jaundiced view) of teenagers hectic socializing, is |motivated by sympathy. “When parents sacrificed all for me," says 16-year-old Carole Dwinn of College Point, N.Y. “Now that I am older, | would like to see them really enjoy themselves.” Carole was among the 66 per| Installation Dinner Held by Epsilon Sigma Alpha The annual formal installa- tion dinner was held by Beta Mu Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Wednesday eve- ning at Devon Gables. New officers are Elizabeth Rockefeller, president; Mrs Bruce Narrin, vice president; Mrs. Franklin Morton, record- ing secretary; Donna Burling, corresponding secretary; and Norma Thyle, treasurer. * * * ; Mrs. Narrin, Glorta Ramirez ee = | | by -forrne Helos | A cool curve of neckline for sun r star-time—cover-up bolero for your busy day life. Easy-to-sew— waist is nicely nipped above) breezy, 4 gore skirt. Tomorrow's! pattern: Girl's outfit. Printed Pattern 4681. Misses’ Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 dress requires 5% yards 35inch fabric. bolero 1M yards Printed directions on each pat-! jtern part. Easier, accurate Send Fifty Cents in coing for| this pattern add 10 cents tor! each pattern for Ist-class mailing Send to Anne Adams, care of Pon-| tiac Press, 137, Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St, New York 11, N.Y Print plainly name, address with 7one, size and style number Musical Grinnell portable phonograph . tion in a portable! Two-speaker | form. ance, all-speed turntable. Tone and volume controls. Dual sapphire neccies, Reg. 39.95. Use Your Charge @ 4-Pay Plan @ Budget Plan I was younger my | | ! and Mrs. Edmund Smith, edu- | jhome on Hudson avenue Wednes 'day evening for the final meeting ,of the season of Jolly Ten Club ‘discussed and members GRAD or DAD ‘cent of the 643 teenagers we inter-| their parents never, or only rare- lviewed who said they would like | ly, get out. ote their parents go out more! Slightly more than half say Other youngsters say mother and ifather should relax more, have) imore fun, make new friends, and generally get more out of life than} i ‘himself each week for a poker game, bowling or some similar ac- itivity. But only a quarter of their mothers have a night out. | they do. " * * | Seven out of 10 of the teenagers And Susan Hearin, 16, of Coates- ap a parent having a ville, Ind., says: “I think they| vg Henry Ruthad, 16-year-old De- | should get out and be more ac- ltroit boy, feels “they should get |quainted with people." away from each other at least once | The largest number of the ia week.’ young peopie—about 45 per cent —say their parents get. out from i\MOM NEEDS OUTINGS one to four times each month. | Only about 8 per cent say their folks go out more often, while |; almost one of every four say } One youngster raised the point |that it should be Mom, rather jthan Dad, who gets a night out! | alone, on the grounds that the their father tiasia night out by! acc tei bi tan Vee Lest they lose their jobs, “teach- Tt's never been a question of the | ers have not roared back, ‘Send comparative value of new teaching| us whole children and we won't|methods and the old ones. For} have to struggle with their anxie-|years now the real question has| ties and rages day after day. We'll| been ‘‘How can I get anything over be able to demand concentration! to these restless, preoccupied kids on those three R's you adore with-/ who bring to my overcrowded class out wondering who’s going to blow/the effects of family confusion, par- up, play hookey or develop a facialjental overindulgence—the whole tic. We won't have to return to'climate of adult self-doubt in which school ourselves every summer to | most of them live?” learn the newest candy-coated tech-| If we want teachers to teach we! - . perfec- 24% ‘ 3 | ho. ANNIVERSARY ‘CARPET SALE =i Monday's Expect Teachers to Be Social Workers can't also ask them to act as social | workers. In their new methods is 'their confused answer to our de- mand that they do a double job. The subtle techniques don't work because upset children are atexiet to them at home. * * * What we all need to do, teachers and public alike, is to stop blam- ing each other for social changes we could not contrel, and acknow!- edge that special psychological |skills are the equipment for teach- ing many of today’s youngsters. i nn el 1959 Graduates INSURE YOUR FUTURE Prepare yourgelf for a ca- reer in the Beauty Pro gion. Enroll Today PHONE FE 4-1854 Pontiac Press ) Misa Wilson Closed Wednesday PONTIAC | en ae 7 . Ap Ae ‘4% ie + "THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRID AY. JUNE 12, 1959 de. ae Z By JANET ODELL CHICKEN ORIENTAL 4 * Pontitc Press Home Editor © ‘By Mrs. Robert Buehrig | | Mrs’ Robert Buebrig of - | teaspoon mio a = ae : Clarkston lived in Japan for \can™ P se joe | : four years and brought back 2 aM i _ & umber of recipes from 2 tablespoons vinegar’ ] _ there, Strangely enough, she 3 Salons sheeg’ “US ™ Strips | _ learned to make pizza in the Pag el green . + land of teriyaki and sake. But a oo Fi ‘ ‘ : : MSG ~ off icken and = | = 5 the recipe she gave us is for et stand 15-20 minutes. Brown : é chicken. in butter or margarine. Drain © j * *« * mushrooms and pineapple. &| Mrs. Buehrig is talented - — add — 4 along artistic lines. Her hom’ ver chicken. Bring to boll. || holiday decorations are a.de- Cover and simmer 1 hour. 4 aki Yon Tried This? | light to both her family and her friends. She and her hus- band belong to a dance club and she is a garden club Sweet Sour Sauce Adds | : Oriental Touch to Fowl } Add ali other ingredients ex- eept cornstarch and rice. Blend cornstarch with a little water and add to chicken. Ws The = Game... Abby ‘He Just ‘Thinks Lot of You’? — ‘Then 3- Second Kiss Enough Cook until gravy is smooth. 4 member. Serve over hot rice. I AER eB et ee Dee RRC Sm ghee oie. i Blow Your Own Horn Play Up Abilities | j ' By RUTH MILLETT | It's easy to fall into that habit—' A woman can have just about bu; it makes a woman so much everything and not know bases to) make the most of her jless of a person than she could Sue is like that. She's: pretty. ;and ought to be, | She’s capable. She has a good _By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN coming ever and they've kept. | DEAR ABBY: Should you let steady company ever since, | a man hold a-kiss-more than | This man is 26. When they three seconds? If you have date, they stay out practically been seeing a lot of a man for all night..He’s studying to be over a year and he holds you a doctor and emphasizes it in his arms and kisses you will be 5 or 6 years before he | goodnight several times but | cam marry. J/think he’s trying | has never to get rid of her. I told her if | S -teléd you -he | she got a,job and helped’ him, _ loves you they could marry, but she said ‘aly it CT CO thinks a lot of you) should you «tell him you love him? I'm no, teen- ager. I'm a / widow, 53 / vears old and’ I'd like to know the answer, He's /al- together different than / my husband was. NEED TO, KNOW = DEAR NEEDS: The game is the same and so arg the rules. Only the players are different. Don't tell him you “‘love’”’ him until he tells’ you first. If the best he can do is tell you he “thinks a lot of you’? — three seconds is long enough to hold a kiss — then break the connection. * «* * DEAR ABBY: My niece came here from France last December. She is 24. She met a young American on the ship DAVID A. KIVES Awarded a B.A. degree in literature from Wheaton Col- _lege was David George Kives, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kives of Cameron avenue, mind. And she has a good educa-| , tion. \Do It Daily But Sue might as well not have any of these assets, for all the e good they do her. She is so timid and so afraid! xercelse of ever looking different that most people don't even notice how pretty By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN she really is. ‘She — doesn’t get — credit for Question Box being half as capable as she !s | Q. “I am 16 years ld and the because she runs herself down, correct weight but my measure- instead of subtly calling atten- ments are out of proportion. My tien to her accomp bust measures 34 inches, waist 24 She has good ideas but she is a ee haan ora afraid to pakanaiyeres so - is many times a a =. wid 1 do the kind of person who is always|, P wondering why something wasn’t Se oe will it take to see done by a group when if she had|® “erence: suggested the idea it might have| a. Yes, you should lose been done. | least two or three inches from Women who have a lot less to) your hip meaurement. The fol- offer than Sue have left her sit-| lowing exercise is the best one. ting on the sidelines, feeling lone-| 5 ly and unappreciated, because they have made so much better use of their own abilities. That's why it is smart for any | woman who is secure enough so | that life isn’t a constant chal- lenge to check up on herself now and then and make sure she ts making the most of the gifts that are hers to use as best she | ean. The first day do this exercise only about 19 times. Gradually iricrease unti] you are doing it) about 45 times daily. You will see It's easy for such a woman to let herself become drab instead of vivid, to worry and talk about the, things she is not good at, instead {"° arroe = ae — of concentrating on doing the “™*: | things she can do well. Q. “I am planning a vacation \thi. summer and I would like to ‘look like something in # swim! suit. I have a very smell bus and I am out of proportion. My All I am 23 and hips 32 inches. friends are wel) built. years old.” quite | worry Se | 30-inch bustline. ty of time yet to deve The politician who hasn't any | you know some girls record to stand on usually jumps | sooner than others. If y on somebody else’s. ~ ‘ to make your bust elop want larger, Will Trim Hips Ss caval cheed paaiens aud taba | (35 inches ches‘ developing exercises. Q. “Would you please give me) eit some advice? I am 5 feet 3 inches ™€"'’ tall and weigh 110 pounds. T have| A. Even with a small frame a small bone structure. My bust you should gain about six or measures 33, waist 23 and hips seven pounds. Your waist should not be any smaller, Your bust will fill out seme with a gain in weight and you can take ex- Am I underweight? {How can I increase my bust and decrease my waist measure- ercises to build up the chest muscles which lie underneath the bust. Q. “Here is a question that is| bothering me a great deal. I am) 15 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 120 pounds. Please tel! me how much overweight I an. ‘I have a medium frame. My boy friends tell me that I am fat.| My bust measures 31 inches,! waist 26% and hips 37.” A. You are not really fat and I think your bey friends must be teasing you. You might watch those extras and lose ,three or four pounds. Your measurements are pretty good but you have a tendency to be slimming exercises for a loss of | an inch or two there. Tomorrow: Ogre to This Young Mother.” a little hippy. You might do hip- “she didn't come here to work. Her visa is up in June. She wants to extend it. She does not help me in the house. Only eats, sleeps and goes out. What would vou tell this lazy, unappreciative girl? AUNT E. DEAR AU NT: “Bon Voy- age!” ~~ S * * * DEAR-ABBY: When my hus- band and I were married we were a “‘cute little” couple” but fifteen years and four children later neither is so little. any more. The trouble is, he weighs over 200 pounds. He eats constantly and is al- ways nagging ME to go on a diet, He says it doesn’t matter how fat a MAN gets, but it looks terrible on a woman. Can you beat that? I'd be willing to*go on a diet if he would. Could you give me any sug- gestions? PLUMP DEAR PLUMP: First you've got to convince him that excess blubber doesn’t look any bet- ter on him than it does on you. Then promise him for every pound HE loses, you'll lose one. On your mark. Get set. GO! * * * DEAR ABBY: When you double date, who should be taken home first? The driver's girl or his friends? NM. P. DEAR M. P.: The “friends” are usually dropped off first, and the driver takes his date home fast. BUT — if this en- tails q lot of unnecessary driv- ing, consideration as to who lives where is in order. * * ¥ For your copy of What every Teenager Wants To Know, send 25c,and a large, self-addressed, stamped enve- lope to ABBY in care of this newspaper. * * * Por personal reply, write to ABBY in eare of this paper, Enclose @ self-addressed, stamped envelope. Bissetts to Mark. | 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James Bissett of Emmons street, Birming- ham, will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday. The affair will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Tae couple's daughter, Helen Ann Bissett, student nurse at Highland Park Genera] Hos- pital School of Nursing, is plan- ning the affair. Guests from Ferndale, Mount Clemens, Utica, Royal Oak and Manitou Springs, Colo., are ex- pected to aftend, Iron smaller ttems over larger ‘ones to do two jobs at once, such **Mother-in-law is No as handkerchiefs over the back: lof shirts. | lo ; O | | Here's Method pplication ye Shadow For high-fashion eye shadow results, here are the iatest ap- plication rules ang techniques. Apply foundation make-up over your entire face and eye- lids. Stroke on eye shadow in the pattern you desire, making sure the deepest color appears at the base of the upper eye- lashes. Smooth with fingertips and puff on a light face pow- der application. After stroking on all other eye make-up carefully add ce | more eve shadow to bring up the color to the brilliance-level . TWENTY-ONE. / i . f Aap 8 j : | 5elal precautions not to’ disturb | “the eyebrows or the eve liner. 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Gypsy we + «@ jae ae eee wrings melody out| ‘Marriage No Answer spring-blossomed mb, wild as Railroad yt Slates : 0 p the writhings of an Arab gu! . There's/Wild Bill Whelan at the; There's always rock ‘n’ roll and) ‘aIPE] Formosa (AP)—Mrs. dancer Steam Engine Trip Bayou, probably wearing a mad hillbilly. | Fleas Shih-hsien proposed to the And then, man you've got jazz] , Re Club iplaid jacket, blowing his lungs out; An outfit known as the Treniers/Formosa Provincial Assembly a eaing The Michigan Railroad Club, an through the bell of a trumpet. is at the Casino Royal. [ haven't plan for reducing the number of Where? Right here in your na organization that nosia algically pre-and maybe best of all. if youlheard them, and am not about to. Formosa’s prostitutes — let the - .tion’s capital fers old-fashioned steam engines wiy) allow a peraane! preference.|They sound like, even.at a dis-government arrange marriages’ * * to diesels, will hold its annual tyere js Booker Coleman at the tance. more than an old man can between them and retired service- Only reason I mention this is jaunt Via sftam locomotive 5uD-°' Charles Lounge, with a Dixieland-| stand men, Gov. Chow Chi-jou said the that tourists and most natives day , (type combo the like of which you » *« * servicemen might not consider the TWENTY-TWO THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE ¥, 1956 : 7 > Ed Creagh Writing for Hal Boyle — | ‘ z [7 ne - tno. 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Instead anid _ _, Educator Speaks at p HOLLYWOOD, (UPI)—Comediun only leave me a litte that'« all | ; ; he was pone by an ovation | Bud Abbott, broke but too proud wart I gotta have some action Flint High School’ $ from the 1,000 persons at the! tare bankr +. said he Abbott's money problems have commencement exercises legen eae . bien tc up his $7 006 | Commencement Loving said “nowhere but in and oldtimer Eddie Foy Jr, were, led him to put up his $75,000 home : ving 1 teaming up aS a new comedy act. for sale plus Most of bis othe: America is it possible for one to assets collecter juring >» ric a Wich AP)~— , To td at eg e ece The 63-year-old straight man of 455¢€( yeecteg —GUNINg SNe 7) FLINT. Mich. (AP)—Dr. Alvin receive = iS ption like I received ; . ; years in the 19408 when he and Loving. a Negro educator, whose tonight the famed Abbott and Costello ) ; | Way Costello were show business s hot invitation is commencement| Speaking on ‘‘Democracy’s hope comedy team said he and Foy, 54 u in \ ) e trving to work out a routine test comedy team speaker first was rescinded under —you,”” he told the graduates the er , 0 F 1 - Biel ( vision Cl ' " racial pre we and then reinstat-- world's future rested with young for the nightclub and television Cul “But Fo no fool.’’ he said. ek aol peodle ffer prot trom high schoo C 4 uit cH Yi I nd ; ; . i ni net adie ied a, as p pupils and tearhers, was given a Blonde Beverly Newton discard- udeville s Seven netly Oo ear Foy 18 one of sau: oe agi fi = ething we “tending ovation as he stepped to ed her valedictory address. In- Little Foys other _ im s hag ; a le Guantl \Wednesday night stead, spending hardly more than have te work ou ut he's a ’ he announced : | ledictoriu BCE a tearful minute on the stage 5 et a fine dancer and has wooderful ETL discard ) g recently that he was deeply in th iea@lae ed her prepared speech and, in Beverly told her fellow graduates debt. said there was “no use try PATON BSB CoM te nuised fellow seniors for: “I fhink we've all learned more ——— ing to work, They (the govern “T know I said I didnt see the these stand than we realize and will remem- ment) don’t split the salary. sense of teaming with anothe * * * ber it the rest of our lives.’ They take it all, and you gotta’ partner after Lou died tlast Marct member of the ee pay taxes on top of it, I owe but the letters fromi all the tpi, ' a! Jichigun's Flint them half a million in deductions people who read about my money 4, ohne to the 61 graduates California, Here | Went they didn’t allow.” troubles convinced me the public of ry hite Flint Dye High j said toda would Accept me with someone , rey th cial board ine DALLAS, Tex ‘UPI)—A dirty, : ome sas me asking me why ¢lse coanded an earlier cancellation of luggage-laden station wagon wes } iiv¢ ATI en Tt Sxing I ¥ 1 dont go into bankrupts But | Abbott said he and Foy were | fp spotted bearing east under a sign | 1 on go into nkKl ’ | i " wouldn't go into bankruptcy for a brought together D5 Eddie Sher The board first had bowed to, that read: “California, here J | nition dollars If everybody man, Buds agent, and Leo Fitz: pressu tizens who object- went doesn't crowd me, maybe I can gerald, Foy’s business repre enta ~“ straighten these debts out tive ‘ee . STARTS | Mavbe | can work out ime Th Child p >» dea) with the tax bove if they! EE waren vie SUNDAY | DR i ' } Inside an Incinerator RAY, N.D. ‘(APi—Three chil dren burned to death in an in ‘cinerator here Wednesday was possible the children crawled was possible the children cratwed into the burner and the door blew shdt behind them The victims were Rodney Bren den, 5: his sister, Debra, 4. and Larry Slater, 5. The charred bodies were found by Larrys father, Dean Slater, vhile he was searching for the TONIGHT AT 8:30 ONLY MARILYN MONROE and her bosom companions TONY CURTIS JACK LEMMON i ‘ BILLY WILDER pakises children Officers said they are Invest: galing to determine when the fire was started and who started it Picked Right Office! SHERMAN OAK®, Calif; (UPI) Mrs (Clara Edwarda Flake stepped on the gas. The pedal stuck. the car leaped the curb, smashed through a plate . glass window and came to rest in the middie of an office-—-her law yer's MA 4-3135 3—FEATURES—3 Last’Complete Show Starts at 10:00 P.M. DRIVE-IN THEATRE @ MARIE POAL fact oF WALLED LAFF DEAN JERRY Martin Lewis "SCARED STIFF’ C rene het econ ewomeres ALDO- RAY @ RAYMOND MASSEY wwe vruee ee eee CU CeO CCC CC TCC CCC CCC Nn en al i i i i i i i i i Ns i i i i i i Mi hi Mi i hi Mi i Mi Mi i i i Min hi Mein i nella ls ac a lie i nal } — THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDA Y, J UN E {2, 1959 oe fd \ Ji sol ed to Loving as a speaker ‘ cause he is a Negro,” siad Glen ~ Unwanted as aug het Nea ad le NegroCheered white suburb of Flint Town-' reverse itself, There was no incident as Loving | Bleek North of Telegraph Kd. FIRST EXCLUSIVE! PONTIAC SHOWING Unforgettable Adventure-Romance In A Land Unknown This is Rima a gilas mysterious is she was beautiful! i He'll Take Plant From Michigan if "Th board voted unanimously to Dem Tax OK'd DETROIT @—A suburban De- troit tool manufacturer has threatened to move his plant from the state should the Legis- lature adopt any new form of taxation on personal or ——- income. * * * “Tl am getting fed up with all these taxes on business,” said Roy G. Michell. He is beard chairman of Eclipse Centerbore Co. The firm makes Cifting tools for metal fabricators. It employs 150 workers. Michell expressed his views in Is this girl sad because she can't go on_this year's Pontiac Press Theater name is Miyoshi Umeki. And you ll hear more about her Monday, June a letter to House Spekaer Don , R. Pears (R-Buchanan) prior | to House defeat yesterday of | tax. This méasure would in- . cludé a state levy on business firms totaling 12 per cent of | the federal income tax they pay. Michell said a business or per- sonal income tax “is discrimin- atory as to individuais and stifl- ing as to business expansion.” He said he favored the Repub- lican sales tax bill, This One Should Fly CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila. (UPI)—A 1956 convertible parked at the Air Force Missile Test Center has a sticker on its bump- er that reads: “Made at Cape Canaveral from used rocket parts.” sg en anne Tour? ... Her 15th! ne \ rh eae, EM 3-0661 DEBORAH KERR - YUL BRYNNER * ANATOLE LITVAK’ $ PRODUCTION oF * eewens ROBERT MORLEY: EGMARSHALL - wo xuwr xasznan GAVID KOSSOFF - THE INDESTRUCTIBLE CREATURE! BLOAT fos oy OU FAGGOT - THR Pin Clery OBE rTTIT TILT LLL! ED WITH lH FND t oh, LAKE RD TONIGHT OPEN 7 P. M. ALL-COLOR SHOW TH THE JOURNEY wine oes «wna JASON ROBARDS. THE [GOMMERCE} TONITE “NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMALL” and “Tl, MOBSTER" “ROADRACERS” staring Sally Fraser > Alen Dinehart, Jr. « Skip Ward » joel Lawrence AN AMERICAN-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE ——ON a 7" ROARING! ROCKETING! “DADDY.'0"" STARRING DICK CONTING SANDRA GILES * BRUNO VE SOTO AN AMERICAN-INTERNATIONAL RELEASE w+ AUDREY HEPBURN - ANTHONY PERKINS GREEN MANSIONS the forbidden forests beyond the Amazon a ALSO—FIRST SHOWING Sa TEEN- AGE PILOTS! FRI. & SAT. RON May WIN\ER rational Reet 17 BELLY LAUE ” ynny (ent Peetandt be momen te ANTHONY MUTO. HENRY LEVIN Reet yy Bre . yon to s0-ge, & SYDNEY BOF HA '.- Ls Streaking from the roof of the skies...comes the first great spectacle of the jet age! ROBERT ROBERT 7 Yeo a» MITCHUM: WAGHER - RICHARD __ EGAN: BRITT tee PHILIPS , 20. ee ~ COLOR by DE LUX® CinemaScorEe a THEATER Cor. Williamd Lake-Airport Roadse—Box Office Opens 7:15 P. Mw DRIVE-IN THE FAMILY ORIVE IN -oxs TODAY! PHONE FEDERAL 2-4851 OAKLAND: MODERALY AIR-CONDITIONED DOORS OPEN at 12:30 P.M. DAILY! Shows at 1:00 - 2:50 - 4:55 - 7:00 - 9:05 Features 1:05 - 3:10- 515 - 7:20 - 9:25 all about, Wilby Daniels, Fed Mac deen GEN TOMMY KIRK © ANNETTE FUNICELLO © TIM CONSIDINE KEVIN \woornie” CORCORAN with CECIL KELLAWAY = ALEXANDER SCOURBY ateen-age boy - who turned into a Bratislavian “CHIMP ANTICS” (Animal Ceveltede) Also “DONALD'S TIRE TROUBLE” (Cartoon) + ,” f oye i : phe ed é atererer / _THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 12. 1959 TWENTY-FIVE. * swedish Parley j Hollywood Headlines (Consider Proxmire Wisconsin's, chief executive 1” 13.Year-Old Boy Plays {When You're ig Doybt, {Poet laureate, ‘high school senior NUYS, Calif. @ = The st : Bridget of Sweden Schdol here is| staffed ‘by the Irish Sisters. of Charity. SQUARE ond ROUND DANCING GARDEN C CENTER BALLROOM 2957 Woodward, Detroit _ Dancing Every Thursday, Saturday, Sunday CAMPUS BALLROOM FENBELL and LIVERNOIS, DETROIT Mod. and Square Dancing Every TUES., FRI. SAT. FINEST ORCHESTRAS ‘a Visit backstage. ‘and the French. Of course, Charles Boyer’s Next Filmor Presidential Bi _to Co-Star Three Lovelies The pretty blonde from Mem. Gov. Gaylord Nelson Toomed large orite son candidate. phis, Stella Stevens, whom 20th (0%. the Democratic presidentia| wont to Hollyweoed to test for nomination scene in Wisconsin is of an open mind, though pre-| trip by | ferring not to run, But if he does, fiew away and didn't come back (D-Minn)} sane IRR ss eemeame 27 4 its important preferential primary next April: By LOVELLA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD — Picked, up the. story about Charles Boyer's next, movie even before I had a chance’ to see his Broadway hit, “The! Marrjage-Go- Round” and pay him “Jean Harlow Story” and Cha ere pelea te self off a compensating plum. Today, Panama and Frank set Early in 1960, Charles returns; te Paris to star in “More Than’ One Love," the “loves” already’ lined up being Lilli Palmer, Fe-| licia Farr and (they hope) Kath- erine Hepburn. Andre Cayatte will) direct both versions, the English it’s charging her with contempt Paramount. Tina Louise did the part on Broadway and it made a star of her. What. happened to the Stella’s husband filed in Memphis the kind of romantic yarn Charles does so well. There's no let-up in the demand of fans to see Charles and Clau-| dette Colbert in ‘Marriage-Go- Round,’’ such a big hit, and I paid off that $300 bonus he had fornia? Maybe, like Vic. Damone he had a change of heart. ; want to see them a8 soon as pos- offered to the extra registering sible. the ‘‘best reaction” of horror in her for the part of Appasionatta | von Climax-in “Li'| Abner" at | of! court for bringing their son to Cali- | - Marlon Brando kept his word and , MILWAUKEE, Wis. illiam Proxmire (D-Wis) jtoday—the eve of a flying ‘Sen, Hubert Humphrey to the state and * * * Supporters. pf Humphrey Sen. John F acknowledge they expect 'moré than a quarter century, has | suggested that a bitter Humphrey-: Role of Mother Pigeon ‘Kennedy battle in Wisconsin could, San DIEGO, Calif, ‘® — Stanley hurt . the party and both princi- Burgi, 13, stayed awake all night (AP)—Sen. pals. He has proposed that Prox-) ‘to hatch a pigeon. and! mire run in the primary as a fav- He kept the egg.. from which ;sounds of the baby's pecking were: To this Proxmire has said he | coming, warm in his hands Stanley said the mother pigeon * \to her nest. After the hatching, Dreams Up Fire jhe took over the job of feeding with an_eyedropper, * GEARY. Okla. ? — An early and morning dash was made by fire- Heart of the Matter Kennedy (D-Mass) men to aGeary house. A woman their told Cheif Lloyd McNeely a neigh- STOCKTON, Calif. (UPI)—When favorites to fight it out as White bor boy ran into her house shout- authorities responded to a burgiat Sul House candidates in the delegate/ing election Nelson, the first Democrat to be sleep walking * Turned out 13-'alarm at a suburban fishing resort. Pickett was they found that the alarm’s $125 power unit had been stolen ‘fire, fire.’ year-old Clarence | the mob watching the horse-whip- Open 10:45 NOW STRAND 25¢ to 1 P.M. SHOWING HOLLYWOOD'S 5 OTTEST NEW STAR! IN HIS FIRST STARRING ROLE! - BOY-RUNGRY Y WIDCATS... GOW oor’ > a New kage of TV and Records / PLUS Co-Hit! WILD .. . PULSE-POUNDING ROCK'N ROLL FROM Lteineread “worring TOMMY STEELE cus wuntta wancoca «tne steaimen An American international Proture Coming!! “The H-MAN” and “The WOMAN EATER” iping scene in “One-Eyed Jacks.”’ The check went to Florine Carlan, a prett) hopeful, who is keeping 3 Day _ FRIDAY - SATURDAY & MONDAY: \her fingers erossed that being singled out by Marlon in this fash- ion will givé her career the boost lit. needs. It's funny hew Marion hap- | pened to offer the cash prize. | As the star, he was taking a | brutal beating from Kari Mal- | den, but as the director he didn’t | think the extras were showing enough terror — so he baited ‘em with loot. Bright and early ters telephoned to her husband, Tony Franciosa, ‘turned down an offer to make a picture in Paris: so that they can spend the summer together Shelley said, ‘‘We never work in |the same place. While I was film- ing ‘Diary of Anne Frank,’ Ton) was making a picture in Italy. While he was busy with ‘Career’ in Hollywood, I was in New York with my play.” For use over wood siding—trim—concrete —asbestos shingles— stucco. Stain free and blister resistant. Hundreds of Colors te $795 Gallon Shelley Win- tell me that Tony to make a picture in Holl; wood at the same time Soviet Astronauts Older Than U.S.’s Huron, Corner of Cass Now Open Friday Night ‘til 9 — Saturday ‘til 5 Pontiac rockote Paint Store WIPER VI FREE 9x12’ Plastic Drop Gloth With the purchase of one gallon or more of R rockcote Low-Lustre House Paint and This 4 Roe Seine THE COUPON At Long Last A Primer and Finish Coat for Galvanized Metals i % ee ee = ee ee A finish that really sticks with no peeling and no checking. Off $ ey Per turning to California in August for White .only Quart “Let No Man Write My Epitaph." Luckily, there’s a deal cooking for § -—~ FREE PARKING FE 3-7129 ¥ Judy LeRoux came across three different years for his date of birth. . : __| So she wrote Masefield a letter CARTHAGE, N. Y. (UPD) —'and received a handwritten note ‘While. doing a term paper on: the from the poet stating he was born life of John Mowield, England’s' June 1, 1878. Go to Expert for Help So te =~ ROGER SMITH - CARA WILLIAMS PLUS MYRNA LOY “WES (OME 1 eed ee” TS oer) —) GANT 6 ee _ MONTGOMERY CLIFT WIESBADEN, Germany ‘AP'— The first Soviet, astronauts-in- training — prospective pilots of j;manned satellites—are somewhat older than their American coun- terparts | This information was picked up by American scientists and edu- ‘cators who attended a week-long imeeting of the Internationa] Aero- inautic Federation in Moscow, and ithen made a 10-day tour of wide- jly scattered Soviet cities. The idelegates made a 24hour stop \here Thursday on their homeward | ‘air journey. Brig. Gen. Don Flickinger, med- ical assistant to the commander’ of the U.S. Air Force Research and Development Command, learned from questioning leaders in Soviet space medicine that the average age of the Soviet astro- |nauts is above that of the seven iU.S. _Mercury astronauts now. training at Langley Field; Va. He- said that the Soviet requirements were considerably less severe than those for the WS. astronauts wevvvvvwvweYeeYeerrereee 3 TONIGHT-—SAT.; 3 POCO DGS" PAPAPAADS vewewererrrrrrrvrvrvre w+ HURRY! HURRY! LAST 2 NIGHTS! 3 BIG HITS Sa * FIRST WITH PONTIAC THE FINEST * As IN 2 ~~ SHOW STARTS AT DUSK THEW Cee EXCLUSIVE! FIRST SHOWING ‘Don’t Miss It! ™ YOU WON'T . BELIEVE } YOUR EYES! pf, The world’s greatest > city deserted. ..as the last three people on * earth walk its empty ; streets with their problem... . they are im two men— with only . pel STEVENS | ae FERRER in ASOL C. SIEGEL Production , sncrue DEVIL’ in CINEMASCOPE =“ —AND IN COLOR!— THE FIGST GREAT - he hated the child whose life stirred within her...be- cause it was part ofhim whom she loathed and despised... -». ACADEMY} PAWARD WINNER © BEST ACTRESS [f “i WANT TO LIVE’ ante neal 7 In COLOR W°i*D°E SCREEN AT THE BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN THEATER | 2150 OPDYKE FE 4-4611 WOMAN OBSESSED Shown et 8:30 end 12 —SECOND FEATURE— | GENE “BAT MASTERSON” BARRY “HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL” COLOR by DE LUXE: ee serre STEREOPHONIC SOUND _ STEPHEN BOYD - BARBARA: NICHOLS: SYDNEY Bi BOEHM HENRY HATHAWAY —— EA DIES The Picture You Asked fo? is Here! = TWENTY:SIX nies she’ world's first large public! Mate tia cans were = tor Finds Effective Way last year Dp any tibrary was founded in Boston 1 dog food to Protect Watermelon 1852. other product except oil and beer. NOGALES, Ariz. ® — A police-| Residents of Minnesota, North | man given a juicy watermelon was’ Dakota, Montana and sorthern momentarily stumped et how to Maine are able to witness about keep it from fellow officers. % displays of the northern lights Then he used his jackknife to do in varying degrees in an average a little carving When he returned year. ~ Education Plan . of Flint Praised Ties Success. to Local. interest, Enthusiasm Continuing Its Traditional Supremacy e Pa ees ij an ‘ SES 81 Re — a See Siete ta Ringslep Inn Woodward Seuth ef Long Lake Road © 199 by Voile Walon Distvbvted by MEA Servica, tne. + * a 2592 DIXIE HWY. PONTIAC | 5-2 thectataie” seme ‘beepert. WASHINGTON @® — The “do ft_ still, drawing in the heady tropical directly to the Recorder's office yourself” approach of Flint, Mich. fragrance of the pale yellow and and discover at once whether or in solving its educational needs was deep magenta blossoms, loving not there was any va lue in her old praised today by Rep. Charles E. ‘the satiny dress of their petals deed Chamberlain (R-Mich). Dining at Its Very Best in an Atmosphere of Elegance and Charm a x * * * . CHAPTER XIV > ‘against her skin. intoxicated by She was ready to leave her , . es ¥ Jan x. P roudly P resents The hills back of Honoiulu, the color of the scene around her stateroom when a steward 4p- Chamberlain said i soos birth, se | Jlainty visible naw, were the and the music and th- excitement proached her door “A letter for growth and success” of Flint's Ys i oo ‘ C= . BE oreencst sh of the entire crowd which she felt you Miss Ebberts.”’ he said school program can be traced. di- = ob Evans: Rhvthm Kings | #¢<** s% 52d ever seen, and 0 Oe ees _ _ s B b E an and His Rhy tk m hd overhead the clouds were the to her a. “4 jetter the exciai A rectly to widespread interest and ie ? KINGSLE y INN in the EMPIRE ROOM GYPSIES iz NOON MONDAY for Your whitest white. Beach Besides her, Alex said “You Bea Powers _pointed ao Waikiki make me. wish T were seeing it and the great hotels, for the fir \ time!’ * he said prickie of fear went through her. The steward was smiling breadiy. “The tug brought some mrafl aboard. enthusiasm on the local level. ““Money—even federal money— will not buy that kind of sup- THRL FRIDAY OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 2 A. M. Specially Priced Menu for Children DANCING! © a ay BEA AND BLONDE NEWCOMB P 4 ge ayi creamy yellow and Bermuda pink.’ Bea Po reached the deck * tris went into the graceful, ng dance. and two of the hip- * * rs “Are you going ‘o be at , toe?” Kathie with an edd look. who overheard Alex see YR Fas “I'm sorry } was ! should pave talked to you agam and maybe I could have made you foolish to go She took the envelope and turned #0, stubborn but you port,” Chamberlafh said in a speech prepared for the House, Kathie could just make out the oe ie eu \ him. protest: But it's always H d Flint voters approved . ? leaning coconut palms ‘above the |e, ae it over gingerty Stunned. she ‘© 54} . pprovec a ¥ te the Muse of the KINGSLEY INN COACHMEN se po et P exciting. Alex. \ | a oe mae Te Landers’ large tax 1evy for new schools, including FRIDAY and SATUKDAY ot 1@— COTILLION ROOM PL EK AST 'TRE ‘ A Tue! ahip hed siomet’ top ie oe ‘ See i pe at awkward serawi, and she saw his 4 four-million-dollar high school, 4 while the welcoming party boarded per’ She can't even wiggle.” return address up in the corner: by @ 4 to 1 margin during the 1957 na & Me kK Thursday, Friday from a tug ~~. RFD 3 LaBelle. California.’ industrial recession, because the fad ‘ " Danes u ay, y> An orchestra composed of enor- he - It had been sent by air and was community is whole-heartedly be- — S day, Sund eS Sam was being dyawn away : + ene hind community educational ef- Satur ay, Sunday mously large and swarthy men from them by friends\ who hed 2° essed to her im care of the 7° —, 9 to 2 A.M. searing bright aloha shirts and come out on the official tug He “MP at Honolulu , =~ * * * \ WJBK , great good-natured grins, struck calied back to them. “IX I lose TM SORRY’ An important reason for the loca! * . ¥ ¢ + hiv¢ i * hi ib 4 ue : ; é bike Ad \. STEREOPHONIC BROADCASTS — STATION WJBK, YOUR HOSTS _ la as soon as they you, I'll see you at the hore She read “Kathie interest in sthools. he said, is the Flint “total education” program, which keeps school buildings open evenings and weekends for’ student and adult education, recreation and — ™ ther girls were throwing leis.’ She nodded : / rest 4-1: hs > carn mad C ogram: Midwest 1-1400 Betis beautiful pecklaces of strung “We'll all meet there ther ade me ae . cultural programs. ao a blossoms, around the necks of Leilani said ‘Alex is coming 'o ‘ F He said Flint was fortunate in r Non to the celebrities and fortunate others lunch with us ren’t you, dar- | < ied to te you that if you having the leadership of Charles h h Are y will P beck before you spend @ who rated an official] welcome, jing?” ; Stewart Mott, an auto industry feel ur | : | bec | I e a oo Ne Ww CLU B TAHOE @and passing hibiscus blossoms’ “ff I can get away from Grané- ‘orget : van ye a pioneer and Flint philanthropist, , s . @ nical one . f a get: 2 DINE OUT @ t s : a ~ 4 prodigally among all the passen- father,’ Alex said married Yust as we planned. but that other cities are equaliy ¢ 4769 Dixie Hwy. © gers “He isn’t meeting \ou? Bea able to fill their. own school *e THIS WEEK ~ Just South of Williams Lake Read a Ls hasn't been rented yet needs s B® Sam came edging through the @sked him and I think\the bank will let pe; . . : i : . @ crowd toward them, his arms ‘NOT HIM’ have it. but Xe will need a couple’ ‘‘Because of the diversity of our -@ Dance to the Music of s DANCING EVERY NIGHT . full of fragrant blossoms. He Alex grinned one sidediy. horses. and sie cows. Also I'cities and our people.’’ he said, 9° BOB.LAWSON TRIO » & Music by the ‘3 Little Words’ S threw two Ieie over Kathle’s. “Grandfather? ‘No! him He sel would like a fe& pigs and chick-\“'no pat federal formula will pro 4 wu. ey a with Joe at the Organ g head and kissed ber wvarmly. dom stirs from hs ho'e! room ens. So don't throwing any vide it. It must come from the @ Friday and Saturday Evenings A a — @. Aloha daring. he said. and,these day#. Does all his business more money away \ ‘interests, the energies, the aspira ® Noonday Luncheons are our Specialty % + FINE LIQUORS, BEER and WINE . Kathie’s pique evaporated as a ined caged « 3 a —, Kathie made a wry face. She ‘tions of each iocatity.’ g ie wer he pur @ , Famous Style Dinners Nights and Sundays a Pleasant Service in Modern Surroundings g Warm flush broke over her cheeks ti ‘ ead) cicked Gp) her had imagined herself in love with : ee LADIES’ NIGHT EVERY: WEDNESDAY @ He bad leis for Leilani and her oth nner hier tT ough agreeing gon oe — @ mother. and each of them re With it in her smibee “s ze bey she had gone Gir most ets % Monday-Saturday 10 am-2 am. Dione OR 4-0022 s ceive, 1 snlenthusiastic kiss she lost her feeling of security Knowing men like Alex: 4 4 ea and began to nee had conceived a plan : Her luggage would go on to the . STOOD STILI hotel without her If she could es- She thought with a shiver Kathie was too full of emotion cape the others and get ashore how many times he would throw. <4 cit with vivid imasine to express her feetings. She stood first she would take a taxa and go.!l oe to ber about spending her . aeacat railed residents aes — smal! inheritance on an expen- ; . sive trip if sife should weaken egg ed cli comivanit in- ie care with which he had said aa said "Tescas wis — ‘“defore Inc iu ; Job's Loe semis hg dleg a home, that she was 16 years old. he (waa on recocd that she in’ that shed been married recently look for help if she came home“ Tijuana, Mexico, but that her penniless husband ha& abandoned her after Sjowly she tore the letter across taking her rings to pawn for food. then tore the pieces again and Several sympathetic townspeople again. When she had only a hand- Ple ei a rend Fo op eae ful of tiny scraps, she went to her! ior oa ae oe See porthéle and stuck her hand eputies determined that she was ‘through and let them drift down actually 14, lived in Empire and how sweet of you' But sha and Sam Ward made Sack use TTT ett ae exeitedis “KENNY DAVIS” at the Console JERRY GREEN on Drums for Your Listening Enjoyment LIQUOR @. NEW DRAYTON INN \ e (Formerly Commodore Hote!) A = =lAway With Story EMPIRE, Calif. (UPI)\—A teen- a 4195 Dixie Highway OR 31-7161 SKELLY'S CLUB 59 DANCING @ LIQUOR @ FOOD 8 Miles West of Pontiac on M-59—Next to Pontiac Speedway DANCING ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY 9 P.M. ‘TIL 2 A.M. SATURDAY 8 P.M. ‘TIL 2 A.M. SUN. 8 P.M. “TIL 1 AM. OLD DUTCH MILL %, Auburn at Churchill Rd. Auburn Heights | SMORGASBORD LUNCHEONS had dreamed up the story she LI Q UOR Take Out Service On Sundays oe her bridges Could run away from home. THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN Beor—Pisze—Sendwiches . 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FE 3-9732 \ 5 Rocheater Rd., Troy TR 9-0660 ¥: {Rts 11:30 to 3.00 ay 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. ME hh hk hed dh, hd, dh ff) Maan 1 ee. > teen-: & exchange ideas that save money) the Firestone strike was the last Police said that one of the teen Report of Missing Girl! submitted as their entry a plan It was the longest strike in Coat and lost control of the car | which they helped develop three URW history against a major Officers said. CLEVELAND, Ohio uw — Fire-mora, is in fair condition today | nual convention in Detroit June 22.\United Rubber Workers today this’ afternoon for serious facial | ; : : ffici- : boa agers was playing with a car aer- Proves Hoax \eney improve service and ¢ jand longest of three walkouts in- ial in the back seat and had Hiding in Synagogue Is years ago to impreve the daily | producer. Crank Call | Charts by which nurses indicate | | treated for injuries and released. misled by the nonsense so fre-| . wil] receive their . j through the windshield. | be disclosed then. iday-old strike of 18,000 employes jies except Goodyear. Bogert turned “to retrieve his |president of Firestone, said every there since 192? Dodds, 18, of 30 Stanton St., were Moderate and to “avoid being} ae i" . : we cuts suffered when~he was hurtléd |What position they placed in will signed ‘an agreement to end a 58- * - | jvolving all major rubber compan- thrown Bogert's coat on the floor The Pontiac General nurses the hour-by-hour progress of | J. E. Trainer, executive vice Fenton Man Injured DETROIT w—Police interrupted: Patients. ne nowpitan °° '® PINE made to get em: in Waterford Crash ed =a ic i , i s t ospit 1e k > 3 Baer epee seoyaces el a J ews synagogue {> All pest Soe . proves back’ on the job gules) Arthur C. Masen, 60, of Fenton Dy day to investigate a report that | ore now audited by a team of Thursday, in their fourth con- ; nurses. Any errors, faults or ino... ec eer missing 14-year-old Susan Law- | ; } secutive night session, negotiator adequacies are pointed out to the cleared up most of their differ rence was in the building. Officers entire nursing staff. ences on a five-year pension agree- Hwy was injured at 5 p.m. yesterday when he stopped his car at Dixie and Walton Blvd... Waterford said it was a hoax. _As & result, <—— ot ne ment and two-year master con- Township, and it was struck in the It was the third such crank cail;General are now better informed |. .., erie ae oe Wn ace of the exact status of each pa- ¢ fear by an auto driven by Russell since the tiny high schoo} fresh-|,.... ‘nae oni Some work on language and © Barrell, 49, of Holly tient’s condition, the nurses said. : a - , . ce Ree . . other details, however, delayed : are : = man vanished mysteriously four ; i * * aprestineat until today Mason was taken to Pontiac Gen days ago. The prizes which the nurses ag aah eral Hospital! with a fractured ¥ Lifetime Scout cars converged on Con- have qualified for range from Word of the still unofficial neck and was reported in satis- concrete construction gregation Shaarey Zedek in mid- $4,000 in cash awards to honorable ®&teement was given by union factory condition today. He told te tnchabve viewcoal : leaders to local union leaders in [police he was waiting for the mention certificates. First prize is $1,000. The association announced: that there were 45 winners among the 230 ideas submitted in the contest. town Detroit when a man iden tifying himself as a janitor called police at 11 a.m. and said he had found Susan hiding in the base- ment. % Ne mointenance % Fibered woter the eight cities with Firestone plants. signal to change when hit The union and Firestone agreed to basically the same pension pro- gram included in a settlement that ended a 55-day strika by 14,000. B. F. Goodrich Co. workers Tuesday Trainer estimated the average Firestone employe lost slightly more than $900 in wages for the 58 days of the strike, and the total loss in basic payroll was about 17 million dollars. Box for the Needy Is Only Thing to Be Stolen NOGALES, Ariz. .?—John Alli- son collected a box of old clothing to be donated to the needs He placed the box in his living room, Thieves entered the home The box of clothing was the only ‘thing stolen * Unique sloping bottom design provides shallow play ~— area st one end, and diving depth of opposite end Squads of officers searched the building neighboring areas without Three janitors in the building, where services were being conducted, denied any know- ledge of the call Susan has been missing since Monday and police have run down hundreds of tips without a solid lead Surroundings Familiar OCONTO, Wis. W—Jailer Glenn Feifarek at the Oconto County Jail knows what it is to be a prisoner in his own jail. He was sentenced to 30 days for assault and was fired from his jail post and resu't. PATIO POOLS, i ing Center Miracle Mile Shopping $: Telegraph at Square Lake — Senior Detective Inspector Thomas Cochill said suicide was possible. He notified all pre- cincts along the Detroit River te be especially. watchful. Susan's diary, discovered late ~ ar wash alter W => hard to escape notice in public in | view of the widespread search. | x * * A school notebook belonging to) Susan was found yesterday in a) stairway at Mumford High Schoo! ' where- she attended. Police searched the building in the belief she had been hiding there at night. But no trace of the girl was found Officers said another student _may have borrowed the note- book, then discarded it after the ~ girl was reported missing. Susan's father, Lester, a shoe store manager, said he believes his only daughter has been slain He recalled the case of 7-year-old Barbara Gaca, who disappeared side and was found dead a week later. The slaying has not been. solved, - > the new TOASTMASTER* ug 0.8 Fe Om, automatic electric water heater Poor Seller for City GADSDEN, Ala. (P—It cost the garbage in 1955 the eity bought 4 ends hot water shorta QS ithe public. 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KEARNS | Amateur Hillman Robbins of eq out with bogeys on the second|nine and really started hitting ‘my/a 37-3875, had putting diffical- Palmer. stayed in contentsan tes ; > iMemphis, Tenn., was the orily other) |i driv ? nfissed five putts fiveja 71 after going out in Host Sports Editor Pontiac Press ? land third holes. | es. Since I was falling short ties as he f H ad vets Sports Editor, Ponting Press MAMARONECK, N.Y. —The °ntry to match par, with 10 others) \on many of my shots I decided feet or shorter. ya _— ge Ps a | West Course of Winged Foot Golt 86 over the —— Se a aa are his poate ket teste: and go for distance pwe of the putts, including ag A ad chet. ; ; Club, referred to by rf |instead of trying for position.” — en, | . . as a ‘tough but tale teat tae goit” After a troublesome start, Pon- shot on the par-4 secend hole and on 3. 10th hole, Bone a ge age cy tae oa ao | Gene Bone faced elimination MAMARONECK, N.Y. — Ben Hogan didn’t jump with jx again presenting a real chal-,U@°s Gene Bone settled down ‘and his chip shot went 20 feet past put 2 ies chat a5 keel abave | ; cock of Ma brook {rom Saturday’s final rounds joy when he heard yesterday that the 1961 National lenge to the 150 entries in the 39th to atid or 48 10 ar mal ¢ 72, ‘lion ashe tere pated Sete) a cup and he dropped it for lasted a with three straight | Sorning. Tole gives ess ia . . “ . . - : al USGA Cham 5 y aL o his 38 for a total of 72, ey | F nA | morning. a Open was awarded to Oakland Hills Country Club cee in i020. et ene won 10 lead the Michigan players and om the next hole ho blasted | mvc. He sdéoe another “wird” bogeys and never was able to Te toeai for the 36 holes. The cut bod that he has anything against the club on Maple the Open at Winged Foot after fir-,'0 Keep him in good distance of out of the tran on his second Gre tents Salbewh ios ip comer \Came ath ors ‘otal. sorn| ter the last day f expected t . dare ; icame wi . | oad, but Hogan, luke many other of the top pros, have img « course record of 69 in the ‘Ne seatier® Senet a en cant fee Ae fet | approach shot. Draper of Birmingham finished| 6° sreusé 1%. . Ae 2 : oP ~ opening round Yesterda, ‘par 4 4 i e {ww I aa | r 2 often referred to it as the Open “Monster” of 1951. saitine-“was-et~a renin, be Phage pare poi aes slow a ‘ aera © putted again nut on the 17th, Bone needed with a 38-42-00. . a notlaeee prey peo ve ating : "tricky : : ; : m oday _ Oakland Hills was revamped and the course was 69 again was the best any player to be disastrous for many play; (Qn the 9th hole, his second shot! paid bs “naiaread’ the ae + and | Lee Raymond, young Toledo pro under dark skies and a steady regarded as the most difficult at which any Open could lal : ers as Bone and only five others again went into the trap and his the ball broke far ahead of the who led the qualifying field in De- drizzle. He started out with four had been plaved. Prior to that, Oakmont (Pa.) Only four players, including °*™€ in under the regulation of biast was 10 feet short, giving him cup. troit, finished with a 40-41—81. straight pars, which was far bet- : | 2 : ae - . Ben Hogan, Dow Finsterwald, ™ a bogey-5 after two-putting. s *& he galleries excitedly watched ter ‘than bie stat, 7? A it Country Club was recognized as the “terror” of the pick Knight and Gene Littler, *~ + * * ¢ * Amast Elenn Johnson 6 ——- ay vatched ne bogied two of the first three USGA championship with its tourneys in 1927 and | came in under par which has — Playing in his first Open. the “I had a couple of butterflies Grosse Ile turned in a 74 for the 5, PCE, g.under par, but after holes. . «& 1935 been set at 70 for the West former Pontiac Central golf ace when | started out,” Bone said, second best score among Michi- , bogey-4 on the 13th it ap- = ; : In 1953. Oakmont eased its layout and Hogan shat rourse: and now Warwick Hills pro, start- “but I settled down onthe back'gan entries. Wally Burkemo, with peared that the great little vet- Neopet he nee a hole i e c i F om - . ra . * —_——— - - ——— - — ae Seana aneeanmmpeemetee ace Sa —— vr f , ‘ eran began to tire. ' | 2 tered the course with a 283 total : | | missed putts of three and five feet * * * His four-iron shot on the 212- for bogies on the 8th and 9th to Tulsa's Sout! Hills ¢ try Club, was : 2 5 yard hole went into the right | make the turn in 38. a isa's S 1er ills Country Club, was ro : ; tae cross. the . Last year u a's ou } n y a . er and mS blast wet two putted On the 10th he pulled his tee bestowed the “monster” nickname, but the memories th boge edg shot into the trap, then missed or the bogey. of Oakland Hills still stays with Hogan oe ote | a three-foot putt for a double. He still regards the 67 in the final 18 holes at | {Coming up the ia fairway) beney five, as ioe ees io : ; : ‘slowly, Hogan put his 3-lron | 2 ne . Oakland Hills as his greatest single round and he did : nes - i se Cie eee it by playing the back nine in 32. His scores for the ‘feet trom the pin. His first putt’ From the 11th hole on, Bone was 287 total were 76-73-71-67. rol .) OW , fell five feet short and he missed pulling his iron shots badly follow- his chance for par and a 68 by ing strong tee shots. Only other sub-par round of the championship was _three-putting. | Sam Smead, still trying for his Clayton Heafner’s 69, which gives an indication of what . Onl )V, Game | The isth green was tough to ] ia ape title, mld ater, fring Hogan means about playing the toughened course 2 | read, according to Burkemo, | 73, “I drove badly, I chipped ou * * 2 pee ae remem badly, I putted badly and I just . | evidenced by the many played badly, but I guess ¥ The dates for the 1961 Open have been set as June From Top Spot | putts which were missed. | should be happy because its the 15-17. This presents an ideal situation for the city of | | Don Fairfield, shooting for par, beat first round score = five Pontiac in its Centennial celebration that year, and it . . on the 18th, was hardly 30 inch- Years for me in the Open. id : D ; _ Kaline, Bridges, Kuenn es from the cup. His putt was) A crowd estimated at 16,100 also gives Oakland County a chance to show off its great Helo Noarleski to 8-1" and it hit the back lip and watched the opening round for a natural facilities for outdoor kports and recreation wi Pp Bo jpeles off, giving him a 71 for the new first day record. Best pre- Lro : | vious j av c i 6 The National Open now ranks second to the | in at ston oe ene ay crowd aS at seri j t Cary Middlecoff also muffed a 195 2500. j aries W orld Series and just ahead of the annual foot a | NEW YORK wm — It was on to chance of getting a 70 His second 1954 with 12,500 in attendance. All-Star game for the “mum of press, radio and aioe Sanu today for the shot on 18 dropped into the left "4™ O°T — coverage given to an athletic event. jcomeback Kids trap, but he then missed his blast Bone Out 454 454 345—38 : The Detroit Tigers squared off altogeth s the ball rolled only a.-:.. The crowds at the Open the past couple of years have jin ai tour-geme series (ngeina® the dight inches hea roiled only purkemo Ou 443 484 38537 reached great proportions, and ag justified as we are — world champion New Embarrassed and angry. Johnson) Out 443 544 354—36 boasting . ae wealth. we should get |York Yankees after taking three Middlecoff blasted again, sent Harber: Ou: 554 445 $45—41 {nm boasting of our county's golf wea | ou of four from the punchless| the ball within thies fest abd ‘Drercs ou: Mass 1883 plans far in advance to prove that our area can have |Boston Red Sox dropped it for a bogey-5. . ; ; the best attendance and best run Open tournament | os _,. Tae es 345 344 344—85—10 s é e Tigers, looming as a big- I played better the back nine, ,.., ;, aan gH asta evel . | ger threat every day to the except for the 18th, after scratch- 7 SL The Open attendance record was set at Toledo | American League pennant others ing my way ffrough the first five BurkemosIn 385 343 445-3875 a ROE id $166,540 I in 1987. To- | have tried to kick away, banged holes,’ said Middlecoff. Jonnson It 435 454 5$3—38 —14 when 39,676 paid $166,540 at nvernens in 195¢. ool 1k kits yieterday eo rable & ctgnece heres te Nes tis atte : gether with clubhouse admissions the money total the Red Sox 8-1. One of the top favorites, Arnold Draper In 445 358 saad Se went to $183,892. | The triumph, coupled with New Last year at Tulsa 33,000 paid $153.025 In gate York's loss to Kansas ay: left tickets and an additional $32,784 in clubhouse sales ap wibepeeig: (DET Intourth place 2m games ICKE@US & a t i dé, . 8 4 = ; 4 | . = = : for a total record of $185:809 BOLT HITS THE ROUGH Defending cham- drive during the opening round at Winged Foot rie eat pointer gle Mig tir OF a com ee pion Tommy Bolt found out what the rough was yesterday He took a bogie five on the hole and third-place matinare: and a full’ * * ® like as he played. a 2nd shot after hooking his finished far behind the leaders with 75. ‘game ahead of the fifth-place Winged Foot expects to shatter these records and on to the cab drivers in Mamaroneck. ts the other three, but it was the pagcual’ for a third-inning run on records, Dick Brown's single, a UN&#es and Kuenh hac a singe : Most inoportant hoisting the Cl prey F ’ _, three trips. Narleski helped him- Car } M; > ck tral Je. sot t : ng tne Jim Landis’ single and a double sa rifice and Held's single scored if t t lei the h fi The first trip from the Mamaronet rain dae} 0 rage “Hite Sax into a t's: gamé@. py Nellie Fux. But they couldn't Cleveland’s first run in the fifth sae nae O esalw i can aie he course cost 65 cents and the return 75 cents. The "ely the American League with do it again until Landis delivered !9oing. But Billy Gardner then ae . we an ONE — ; . , oe " fory over the Washington Ot ouble > tied it up with his second home next day, going it cost $1.00 and returning it was $1.25 ca. a oom s a in © ae a senton in a al li was @ scorelona diel between 1 Scud (au lait rone > are Ps ‘: each for hardly a two-mile ditve and with four and five Pierce whose last one hitter a 32 eaant on. Cour Hniters—giy-/ Mth Narieski and Wills for five innings: ~at Iwas a 470 decision over the Sena _ . : . . * * ~ Detroit went ahead in the sixth} in a cab ing up a single by Sherm Lollat sf lee tew days. could end isteniee of & Te tors June 7 last vear in a pitch: and a walk before losing his ,Right-hander Ned Garver 154) when Red Wilson doubled. went to These few days could end any existence 0 ing performance that was perfect | : néeded relief in the ninth, but third on Bridges’ single and scored cession in Mamaroneck,” commented one of the writers. for 8 23 innings, gave up a third | beat the Yankees for the first 07 8n infield out. po. inning double by Ron Samford 7 time since 1955. Williams’ home run, his sec- last night then prashed the run A Bookmaker | ond, tied the game in the AP Wirephote HURRYING HOGAN — Ben Hogan went hurrying to the 16th | bottom half. But Detroit, again showing the hence re chip shot hit the flag. The break set him up for a jate-inning strength that has dev'cana c ole on his way to a 69 and a tie for 1st going into to helped the club jump from last to_ ig * Found ob'ibe U.S. Open across with three consecutive . walks at the Open! Na tional Open Scores oleae wal maar MAMARONECK, N. ¥. — Nat | sure of tis seventh victory (ntil Wotensiry of Chattancoga, Tenn. i MAMARONECK NY (AP Firat Akee Riege wae 77 the White Sox scored twice an the charged with iNegal bookmaking ‘@ breath away from first place. | Reand scares tiv ms Aa vas es Jt naa : 0) ninth in connection with the U.S. Open |bunched three hits in the seventh 1510 78 con Sie, ie * . * golf tournament, was arraigned for three more runs. and iced the : Ren Hogan 0) Ted Rhodes wie 7) That added a halfgame tv Chi last might and released in §500 ‘game with a four-run splurge in Dow Finslerwais N34 68 itiey eowelt eat; OMRON Toad as Clespland replaced ball ba ea Oe ge Roe Sil oe Baltimore in second place by beat Wolensky, 49, was arrested yes - _Kaline, who drove in three runs, Cary Middlecof! hot Gardues 1 kuison Jt wo.a7 7 INK the Orieles ! Rocky Cole terday at the Winged Foot Golf : singled across the tie-breaker and . Arnold Pali Mate tl des sue we Site. who hed a maior Jeague Club during the first round of AMERICAN LEAGUE Wilson doubled home two more. : fe ey al . : o Sayy ais . . on Lest Pet. Behind fi o}j ~ i j Sa ete SAT cect th fo tome rune, the Open | Dist, Atty. den curege MB Se en for, two runs, ‘and. three! oice OmMorr ‘ : + . wedsa oie eee i nd. * Bul K sper di Ba docs Barber 30-40- re ednesd “ naght is hitless in Gagttardt eaid Wolensky had = faltimore a 2 . = jt ninth for wo rune. and ives Don Januarr Mb-7! Hebe tichardue jaa US first fhree trips but doubled $4,000 en him, 85,000 in betting pares k = Zod Ay 2, Singles and Bridges’ double shoved Gary Playe 134-71 Bart Halton wae 7A home the deciding . shee °C im 6=SC os ® «=~ across two more before Fornieles wey yore ite , oa ee } 4 t ae k ul adder — _ Ai ed eighth ae the ee ve a cu pice rial primed ts show rapreroqiined 2 of “ : retired the side NEW YORK (AP) — Sword ‘Royal Orbit had 17 and finished Al Balding 4i8—-72 Rob Tork! 40-18-78 x s on players. Boston 23 eh ae 7't : m Dancer, the flashy little chestnut third, ‘while Blac ‘Hi i Gene Bone 14 bes Menene 19-39-78 t} colt fro th B ’ e ack Hills carried Bruce Cramptot ' a { Wide 18-40 78 K as Ga hee ¥, eo ager or banner Gay = h as nea mee’ eats 113 Bagdad who ran second had Erie Voie) frank Wie in oS > ansas City 9. New York 5 Kaline at the plate. He col. “ho was out in the Ken- — z es ‘ 19) Detroit & Rosten 1 * P = : : 118 Rene hee rt ace nay ie Chicago 3. Washington 1 night lected four hits in Wednesday's ‘Ucky Derby is the lukewarm 7-5 5 , P eniy a } ea ! Pee ; x . , r 3 . } Sword Dancer came into his Claude Marmon te Sain Carmiiheae 40-19— 79 Creverand)2 5 Meh meres] aiahs triumph favorite for the $125 000-added own after bei Chari 6 ih 72 Porm: Nieporte man - 79 . ° ‘ a : : ; m ; eirg: Hoenn t shin ng ure Ha e 40-99-79 TODAY'S GAMES _— “i Belmont Stakes tomorrow Derby Se ee ne x-Cobby Ware HACIA duesintins ‘in 39 Chicago at Baltimore, 7 98 pm —Donovan Narleski walked only. two batter’ However. the distinction is peril Toy and Preakness when he . war f i : ; pe 3-3) vs ithe lr . - ty 8 “ip. * ’ ard dashes 64 teens einen a PY “ , Detroit fh, New York 9 ate Moss! «f2) and except for Williams, no Bos- ous. because only three feuctelei te me a ay Hebert 14999 73 «Tom. Drap 18. 42 —0 vs. Bronatad (0-07 ) ast sec RO ; ¥ : : Metropolita ; ger tevert Bid atom. Draper | 00 Cleveland a Washincton Fe * eae ‘on funner got past oe base. have won the mile and one half Mav 30 politan Handicap x-Robert J. Batderff 1 1-7) Walker tim 41.19 80 ore (63) vs Kemmerer (4-5) t was a starting job mana year ‘lassic j ae jack Fieck “ by 4 fieb Witn - 4, 4 wt . Kansas City a! Roster 7:15 pm —Kucks ; unm & m i eer S-year-old classic in the last 10 He'll be ridden by Willie Shoe- Don Btough 6-74 Don Whit 40-40 80 ‘(h2) vs. Sullivan (}4) Jimmie Dykes had to have Start-/ years. They were Native Dancer 'maker, who , a a James Engin ee eee - ‘37 -& _ TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE ing Narleski was a near-despera- Nashua and Needles. and po we the 1 Bewsont Fred Wampler 16-74 Dr Prank Belling 9-42 At Chicago af Baltimore, 1:65 pm tion move, since the Tiger staff. ‘ rooped 54 ae pat merican record of x-Glenn Johrraon 4-38-74 Clarence Doser 9-49-81 Cleveland ai Washington. 1 p.m | Traihers t = to the entry | 2:26 35 with Gallant Man in turn- Harry Dee Weal 75 Mack Belage rere | Detroit at New York, 1 has heen getting some rough! : . : ‘ York, 1 pm box today, and a field of seven! ing ba i Dave Douglas 1936-75 Buddy sullivan 41-40-81" Kansas City at Boston | 9m treatment despite the recent suc-| : jing ck Bold Ruler and Eddie eee tee oh 7) Michael Horne wat At SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE : oy "or eight was expected, with Sword Arcaro. Arcaro, who will be seek George Fazio V5-40--73 Joseph & Turter Jr 41.40 #1 Chicago at Raltimore, 2. 1.08 9m cesses. Frank Lary has been \ inal intel i fe : . “seme George Fa $7) Joseph TH os Cleveland at Washington, 3%. 12 pm : |Dancer, Mrs. Halina Braunstein’s|ing his seventh Belmont victory Bhelley Mayfield 10-367) y-Marvie Ward Jr 43-38-81 | Detroit at New York, 2 1 om weakened by a virus and Dykes | Royal Orbit and th Kine | wi ’ Walter Burkerno 3738-79 Dow Millet eee : come ae 2 Se had to hold him out of the Boston! Ranch's Black Hill seen =o: pale _ ney Ne ats, Et Her: Alfred 1 Amit 42 i) Houston Leaclaw Jr 3m 41 é . é " : an 8 ac ils sit’ Rex Baxteb Jr MITTS Way Coodell Ley ne, itm, -7 ; NATIONAL LEAGUE series. lones to beat = Se Oe mets Rey oth jockey, Vie Chezz . 10 Dick Whetsle 42-40 —A2 Wen Leet Prt. Behind i i : . en eo, Dee senen vem! | 3 Milwaukee no go) | — | «CBut Lary will face his old) Trainer Moody Jolley of the . Bae ane a ee ne tet ten'brencieco «= 2.) F|cousins, the Yankees ¢| craibor West Michi Billy Maxwe 9-36-78 Furman Mayes 1 8 be comes %® 7 Se 4 — ankees, tn one of Claiborne Farm was to make up| Ic gan P hie 1) Guy Baul as3 ? ittabur » 63 : 5 i ' = j i tae ea ce fae, Bg, gems * Sunes Sounene mind wot correc Din NCAA O Keane 4p a Fureo eee - 'Cincfrmat nm . m 4 r e . Ait Wall dr gt Ed Furgol i . Syed poe G8 OF ue ‘sccm eoirex Th others expected for the 9ist pener - Dave Marr rr Jock HMulchleun. Jr ar aa Pe Philadelphia 31. 32 we oi} ab rh bi ebramy and richest Belmont ‘are Howard | OMAHA, Neb. (UP1I)—Oklahoma fultus Horne 1% 76 viheorge fF Ne won m4 ' 8 ESTERDAY'S RESULTS Yost . 7b 4100 Rudd «a 4o0e@ Keek' Bagdad EB il Dol "« M } ie ae ~ Joe Conran 7-19 76 Den Collett 43-41-84 3 : Pittsburgh 12. San Francisco 9 Kuenn rf 3010 Qemer cf ae¢86 We . =“ nce Bristate and Western Michigan, Jimmy Johr v.37 - 78 x5 Vickers reve) 2 Milwaukee & $f. Louts @ Maxwell if $220 Werte 1» 4010 nassa Mauler, W. M_ Ingram’s! ranked two and three ji fi ee Lae st Boror a % . 7h hiurhe t tialesy 41-44-85 * & 2} Cimetnnat! & Chheage 6 Kelme cf 52393 Jenser rf 3@18 § le nd Pp ; . sia = SBE Bisa ——————tene ia ate ene «4 Loe Angeles 1 Pplindelphie # night Witgen & 5.2.12 Mainone “sm 4 oe 9 Scotland. and P H. B. Freling- ratings by college coaches, tangle rank Stra ai i Nini, kaise oe See i Trop E r i 2 " : ny a Pied . . omniny acaba 4.98 TH Joe cia ' ae iauiveokes Chicago. 7 p.m -—-Burdette tenis = 6 6 F 6 white 7 1° ie huysen’s Lake Ex wi tonight, in the opening game of the John revise Na Wood 1-40-86 oy , “ve Want 25 ce = 3 ; Wills p re ’ Ww i . i } Darrel! Tmickok 94 6 Ten Wlesk 44 <8 eutectic San Francisco at Philadelphia 7 oS pm Bolling % tate Sa ae ca $48 Royal _ Orbit. — _who whipped 1958. NCAA college World Series. oe ie 14-4) 16 Jack Burke Je withdres Pee ee ate ay eres Apt Ot Rares pe YS - Sword Dancer by four Téngthe tr —Top-ranked Southern —-Catifornia;--- a lyiere 17-99-76 X Amateur . aa te seh bal iam Cardwell (1-4) Total ateiss wae j gay Rivier . 1-99 -7 nm ; ee phneeles a Prttabures sis lon = ts Totate 15 ithe Preakness last month. wasithe defending national baseball Fred Hawkins 36-38— 76 | < rysdale (3-5) ws Haddix (4-4) Det = / j 2.1. | ae Cooper 4h. 367 4 \ AP Wirephate ieee 296 . bs jews, 3 pm —Lafrence ei ng po oni toe as ee ee ee pe ‘ : ores gris “s an age rll x. Tulwiler 41-35~76 ‘ ; : ’ e Os eomont . KE —Budd “A— : . —— “9 me 8 fecrul i Ray Gafford 58-39—77 Pita Nacsa MPL pl ld WHAT A CA —~ Whitey Herzog, Kansas City outfielder, TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE Boston 3-10, "DPcayie. Boadin ‘ind Hill pset Royal Orbit in the ‘| i ye bcs ri SA pe beh roi Et ed Preas leaps high over the t Ciretpnati at #_ Louis, 1:30 p.m Wert; Maison z wu va in Pe- and is not eligible for the tourna- ‘ +9) | barrier to take a home run away from: Yogi Los A tabu p pet Arta: Suterne Cam ‘ ment gg Ma 37-4077 gOS, ANGELES Bobby Cervantes, 12% Berra in Thursday's 95. , ay from: Yogi (igo As bogey Bren re 2S om Assisted) LOB—Detrott 11, Roston 5 _ | ter Pan last week. | sti ; Te ‘sday's 5 w i ati = - » ao tdges - 1 i " ; m Penecals .. gts} ra htpeidly vt outpointed Pete Kawula 128 , ; ee ay § 95 Win for the. Athletics. He had te be carried Gan Prancivee +4 Flin die TO pm '- Waneene.” Natins 38—Narlesk! HR However, the chips will'be down) A single afternoon game and an f } : ~Y a} gi . 7 inva ' j if coe — gage tl AnVaUILLE . m . le ow pack bruises affer the play when he struck fhe san Srasieet ai Paaateeene 2 12 0S Mery (Wo 38) . . k ER fp og tomietrow “in the finale of the evening doubleheader. tomorrow 1-40-77 j E. Ca) Bab wn ence. His replac ‘* Willi ) “1 Fete aid wi i finer m 71 nen Sok LLB. Calf aby Brown. replacement, Dick Williams, later,toppled over the fence ii ‘pe! Fie. 2 aig a 5 3| Derby-Preakness Belmont Triple} will complete first round play. in v ¢ ope TrMb—T7 Prascieco, 10 ‘Uteatherweights) mit was unhurt trying to spoil a homer. | | Olpeinnatt at St Louis, 2 't pm ee ee Sraneery (crore series. All starters carty|the seires. The for second round — - / } f ) Milwaukee a1 Chicago, | pm ; Ument, Berry. T--2 3. A 3.298. 13 pounds. In the Pete Pan. ' contests will be played’ Sunday. . ¢ . . ‘ : % * b ‘ 7 . F i 1 A } : < \ a | i: & f',) aS ‘ PS ’ / : : + z \ Ao = \ ee oval. — TWENTY-NINE % THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 ! Podres’ 2- Hitter Blanks Phils, 11-O By The Associated Press jsmacking a a pair of homers, one | three- hitters in his career, struck|shutout innings. He has never It took Johnny Podres five) three-run shot_in the first in-/out six and gave up three walks’ pitched. a no-hitter or a one- Special ‘Limited Time! Wallbond in white, interior | Your breath nevertells Giants, giving him four in four | days, It also was the 10th for! years and a little more than a ning that handed the loss to”Rob-|—to Joe Koppe in the third a and exterior. |month to: pitch his first two-|im Roberts (45). | nitth, and to Ashburn in the sixth. ‘a * vw « Mays, benched because of a) jhitter in the majors. Now the * * * ‘Then he retired the last dozen) . slump anda bruised hip, but the | Re.g $5.95 Value, Now Podres, who has pitched seven| imen he faced for a string of 17| Buhl (63), coming back after first pinch-hit homer among his| istecky southpaw has put away two in less than three weeks. | He got the second last night,’ igiving up only a leadoff single iby Richie Ashburn and a fourth-' |inning single by Wally Post while. |pitching Los Angeles to an 11-0 ivictory at Philadelphia. That gave ithe Dodgers full command of| ea year’s arm -trouble, won his 266 in the majors. ‘fourth in a row with his second x * * [Shutout, He walked four, struck] Newk (6-4) gained his 23rd shut. | nat two. icht oak i five |(CU% but first since Aug. 21, 1957,! runs oi a yy Casey Wise with his fifth straight complete) igame. Roy McMillan’s three-run | 1 Crandall. Wilmer Mizell) ‘homer, his ninth, wrapped it up| se Mas the loser as the Cards’ | against loser Moe Drabowsky| 50% o We sell Selirite paints, ver. Major League Boxes N FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI CHICAGO . 5 nishes and floor finishers, | ' third place in the National League. SA wn ad rh bi abrbbi T.Taylor 2 403 9, mane string ended at three. a5) in the inning. In aM .. wdriver k | League. |Davenp't 3b°5000 Virdon cf 5100Temple 2 $000 Dark 3b 4000 a « « second aaa Scre ~ wallpaper, steps and exten- * «re Alou tf $623 Groat ss 4111 Pinson cf. 4210 Walls rf 4010) ; ody Mary ... and. - raat we! saab een we shit Lynch vs obee Leg ib sece). rings were sloppy at» Pitts- H Ss P| other mixed drinks or sion ladders, all sizes. Podres, whose other two-hitter Sepede 10. 309 Sumner if 4430 Rbien lv 2211 Thomson if 4000 burgh. The Pirates and. Giants ope to Start Play straight .. , Arrow Vodka is was an 8&0 job on San Francisco, te naa .. Tee oy le = Coo * he a tiie $ taylor = $3 3 icombined for a dozen errors and ; in U. Ss. Women’ $ Open Ss smooth and light as a bubble. May 29, now has won five | |Landrith ¢ 2100 Mejias rf 2010 —_ cece a P 1333 11 unearned runs. The Giants) Ask for Arrow Vodka today. MACHINE RENTALS straight, topping the Dodger staff/ 1 2 °@ {doves 3 _ 2000 Finiean 3b 4020 (Formerly Townsend’s) oy P y Safe i# fourth place tie with Pittsburgh. | Lad eB: Prin L teet Lat pitend’ Brown de 2888 Boyd Te coes . | PAY TER The Dodgers made it a breeze |g ee riene (senteee) ereeen Te (Marin 7) 2 010 Pappes 3020 LA Gorman. Landes, Boggess. T— ppas p oie f. Trac | for Podres by rapping five Phil} 3:24. a—#,4i4. gece e 6610 eee 1? a8 DE Pp AINT | : au pitchers for 19 hits. Don Demeter | (MILWAUKEE | sw sT. Lous ovewss caeecomunded out for Pappes to 9m America’s No. 1 Interior Paint i ° had four, driving in five runs r . 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U—Tabeccht, | Papereiis. ‘ ft ‘empty, Skowron blasted a pitch *— ~ “Turley, Runge + 3 HP 24-INCH ROTARY MOWER * by Ned Garver toward deep center. , |Tuttle, despite tape on his left leg $% from a bruise suffered in sliding.; prrRorr n—Newport Amigo of jtook off like a deer. ithe Newport Stock Farm of Plain-| Heading straight for the center field, N.J., won the Grand Circuit’s| field monument, Tuttle made the vijte Detroit 3year-old pace in ‘catch backhanded, belt-high on tbe rain at Hazel Park last night. Birmingham Horse Wins Rain Shortens Diamond Play Free Leaf Malcher idead run. It was an estimated Newport Amigo won the first di- . 88 Guaranteed BONDED 430 feet from the plate. ‘vision by nearly seven lengths in| | 14 Gauge Steel Deth Brake Relining | “Tree-mendous,” complimented 2:06. 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FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 = oF . : } Ld » - ae : _ will cap- Parry O'Br w six straight - . ~ 2 # | z ‘ “ sin Mickigne cane "j959 doothell nation! GAU abet put Siles= to] . s 8 See i Kenny Eyes J unior Title i: team. idoors, | | = : | — . ; : Poe a a | | ECOL VI ng | a Ine a Qe Boy, Boat, Bout All ‘, } \ Fill Lane's Thoughts \ wp—What gest that I plan to cruise the | age) v ee : MUSKEGON, Mich. he “ West Patr ick dows a professional boxer think St. Lee a 1. hag °" : 4 ieee Si i, "Wil if about each morning as he trots May cc talon, and Mal . Te ; r, Muske he jdown ‘a lonely country roel ion( well venture out into Lake Michi- | | lon a cinder track in preparation! well ve ‘for a major fight? | gan. . | apture q i ° ‘ x * | Lane, who nearly took the light- | rei 2 i Joe | , jd-it-yourself weight title from champion Jo te aie ae Brown last July in Houston, will ; r idl . i : bout ? 3 ; In Qualifiers jon of & boning irl ‘be making his first appearance in | | All three, plus a little girl, 1. Garden. He hopes it will lead | were important to Kenny Lane to another shot at Brown: | DeWitt and Robertson 2* he worked to get ready for |_—_—_— | tonight’s bout against Carlos Or- Score 71; Match Play | tix in nadine Square Garden. | Some of our best Under Way Today ~ | the LaneOrtiz scrap is a 12, customers are ladies... | rounder, billed as a battle for the} ’ KE ‘world’s junior welterweight title. | By BEA CORNWELL 'The winner will officially be rec-| Ray West and Don Patrick, Red ognized as a champion in New| Run members with a birdie-eagle York. | recipe and a flair for staging) * * * | |dramatics, were on the spot today; Each boxer must scale 140) as the first round of match play) pounds or less for the fight that) ‘got under way in the 10th annual reyjves a championship dormant | Pine- Lake Invitational golf tour-: since 1946 when Tippy Larkin de-| nament. -feated Willie Joyce. | The West-Patrick tandem. stole = ify Earns its keep 365 days a year! The Universal ‘Jeep’\spreads its cost over hundreds of jobs, and does its work every day in the year, regardless of road | Lane, a Muskegon boy who | or weather conditions. It shifts easily from conventional | a la aca al ae ithe early headlines in tast- year’s) will be trying for his 57th vic- | 2-wheel drive fur normal highway transportation into “SUPER” HYDROPLANE UNVEILED—Miss AP Wirephote Pine Lake tourney when West dra-| tery in a fights, talked about | 4-wheel drive when the going is tough on or off the road. United States III, a high speed “testing labora ing, the hoat is 36 feet long with a 12-foot beam. ireeletng — (aoe ea saany things ae the fight. It hauls heavily loaded trailers and with power take-off operates tory” that may bring the world's water speed She is powered by two 12-cylinder, 1,000 horse: Peay Byard by. firing an ace on| First, there was Kenneth L., who To . ae Te ile fee “r engines weighihg 2,! is apiece. The tae J ho a wide variety of equipment. record back to Michigan, was unvelled this week — power engines weighing 2,300 pounds apiece. Th the 20th hole, was born May 17, 1958. al the Detroit Yacht Club. Two years in the build boat is owned by industrialist Bob Evans “set Jeep Kansas Favored for NCAA Title WILLYS ... world’s largest makers of 4-wheel drive vehicles Get a demonstration today... —-= Elimination in the quarter. | x «© * finals brought an end to their = ‘Regular roughneck,” said the path of fame. Now they're back (fighting father. “Gives our puppy in the championship flight once 4 hard time. The young man idence i. : : have confidence in our more after shooting a record- weighs 26 pounds, and that’s as « cooldable service. tying qualifying cinnamon jmuch as his three-year-old sister, | : we! which showed everybody t fLorraine Kay. He’s walking — not 1. There is no charge they mean business, too steadily, but he gets where he ed installation. LINCOLN. Neb U-The big cin-| dles and hop, step-aad jump— lows and 400 meter; the mile run; | f apatl ‘ ‘ ear’ eli ‘ow; hop, step and jump, | Getting off to a red-hot start wants to go 2. Pi i = Where Pontiac Buys Its Buick, Opel and Jee derpath push towards the year's) will be held tomorrow from Javelin throw r Pas jisntabile you y vee chmacte Pan American games! 6:30 to 9:05 p.m. (EST). and hammer throw, with an eagle three on the Ist About the daughter, Lane said ¥ \\b wait in our com- ) fortable reception Quali 4 3. Quality asapre by Midas Maffier uarantee good rom coast-to- with : . hole, West and Patrick plodded. ««),: ” , | starts toduy with the opening of) From the two-day carnival on. * * ¥ Throumh ‘theateudy. ailerncom vain She's daddy's best girl and his the Ith NCAA track ant fietd: : GS PSliaa a - nm roug: § ahs “ L No. | fan, too. Lorree will be the red cinders of the timversity’- For the first fime preliminaries and carded a four-under-par 68" leva “Fri. ~ championships, which could pro- of Nebraska's Memorial Stadium will be held in the mile run in, Ji, the medal in the 18Kole crowding our telévision sét Fri- nce as Many As nine new mee A . pointing stubby littl dice ms many as nine new meet) vii me rge Uncle Sam's best which Penn State's Ed Moran, with qualifiers of the selective drive day night, pointing stubby little 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 econds ‘collegiate colocbearers for the Pan.a 4.02.1 clocking, already has bet- 2)... oe cht : fingers at my corner. What I coast. * * * K alternate shot event wouldn't cive at flrht tine st Am trials in Boulder, Colo, the tered the NCAA meet mark of West . lives sm Birmingham fold « je ju DRIVE IN TODAY tf With well-manned Kansas cast following weekend 1.03.5 set last year by Villanova’s hs “ ae ive - ded setae a to hear her voice. et © 1008 wae on a atric a at ing resi- in the tean, favorites role the The Boulder test, actually the Ron Delany Gent, posted four eee aid re Lane has a cabin cruiser in the OPEN mon MGGET Tt Pn NCAA meet begins vith some five National AAU meet, will determ Kansas’ Chariea Tidwell and quired nist 3 pitts while sourine earace He’s been working on it TUES. THRU SAT. 9 A. M.-6 P. M. hours of preliminary competilion {ne qualifiers for the Pan American . : se > PUTS Whi Si ial spare rt lor t sare > “Hias ¢ . Lake coures S Spare time for two year: RY A MAL Lhe in 18 events for*the field of 440 chow in Chicago Aug 27-Sept. 7 Winston - Salem's Elias Gilbert ithe 6.82>yard Pine Lake course fave 256 S. SAGINAW . z are the returning champions to {jin 35-33 compared to par 36-36. . ethers EGE 1K SERGE, and the U.S. va. Russia dual in beat in the 229 lows and 120 | ® * * Next to Jerome Olds , > , e ft . e > p INSTRUCTION © EQUIPMENT © TANKS FILLED = Finals tn att 18 events, in Philadelphia July 1819 | highs. The 400 meter hurdles | ,, "MC OMY other sub-par round — “Iope to complete it this suny FE 2-1010 Boats @ Bait @ Salvage 3599 Orchard Lake cluding five Pan Am specialties It appears that Kansas will leader is New Mexico's Dick | 4. ‘niox safle cua nce ce he explained, ‘It's 19 feet): — - oals al g FE 5-5375 —the 3mile run, steeplechase, tight it out with Oklahoma, Okla- | Howard. a. the Pontiac Pubis long and will be powered by an Mamber America’s Only Coast-to-Coast Net- hammer throw, 400 meter hur joma State, San Jose State and | | ‘oereen. ontiac Publinx team outboard motor. Now don't sug- werk of Exctuswe Auto Muffler Shops a . | Other potential record breakers, registering from Baid Mountain. : weakened Oregon. appear to be Ray Norton of San DeWitt and Robertson also shot setiieiiad a le eae Records could fal] in both the Jose State, A 093 sprinter in the four “birds” on their way to a bi j ‘ I 100 and 220 Sprints; im all three 100 dash; Norton and team-mate, 36-35—71. Bob Mineweaser s hurdles events, the 120 highs, 220 Bob Poynter in the 220, each with Two teams managed to equal ) an . : . _ s s sce grung one tan vel” pus whic two others vere ove — M@gth Side Sporting Goods thrower Bill Alley of Kansas (A into a playoff to gain their spots best of iO 1' 9) Jack Smyth of he 16 te ] : shi ] ‘(Maroons Stud ) a < in the 16 team championship flight : 7 y Houston an the op, step and ve™P-atthough exempt from quality. Al Kaline—Harvey Kuenn Gloves yg Resumption Of ine sinmer throw ing. Gefending champions | Jack . Team and School Equipment Geiss and Duke Yager went around - 0s * * 72 str ( Ti ir * in 72 strokes and the Edgewood | * . | d on Game Besides Tidwell and Gilbert {n'team of Don Drader and Jack’ % : Our Specialty Switch to Schmidt's and SAVE IT COSTS LESS TO ENJOY Scehmidts i ay hi sak Tl | CHICAGO ue—The Dean of Stu. the hurdles, returning champions Grimes had the same number ; ' dents at the University of Chicago Will include high jumper Don Stew- Five teams tied at 77 and WILSON GOLF EQUIPMENT " : * Thursday night disclosed that his att of Southern erent played off for the remaining two - HARWOOD SOFTBALLS : ect office is considering resumption of & rare third straight NCAA UUe;| pinces Bob Babbish and Bill | 5 BEER | intercollegiate fvotball at the Jim Johnson, Purdue's co-pole O’Brien made the grade with a 1214 N. Perry Perry at Madison 4 SOmtinty 19 nur owns school vault champion, and broad jumper birdie four on the Ist hole and FE 4-5393 Plenty of Free Parking . Pe i * * “ I rie Shelby of Kansas Sa, Harry Martin and Chuck Gran- | . ? Famous for Quality Ig iT: ts ie dean. Jolin i Netherton Michigan con idenabiy weaker ader escaped the casualty list told students and alumm attend. “'#hout Tem: Robinson and Fees py parring No. 2. 7. , As TS BEER l.andstvom 1S not considered a ing a letterman boyneqtie 1 | feel th foot! | . team threat but will have a good West. an automobile sales man . 4 ‘ eel that football his a cimeque , . Sone >, Vr eg = A - tue Aner cane raj delegation led by miler Daye Mar- ager, and Patrick, a tool and dye Value as a spectator sport 1 salesman. equalled the 68 recorded Once 1875 - * itm NATURAL onl!) country A college ou rht to pive in Miler Bob Lake heads MSt it Pine Lake in 1955 be Tom a student access to this experi mENes Draper and Perry Byard, who BUGS GET You! ence.’ ; carried on to win the title ° * * * . * * * Chicago, once a member of the 3? Hits, 31 Errors “Patrick recotinted fer the eagle - NX hl oe in Waterford Play West canned a 15 foot putt for a \ ‘ , FY Ne ee pitched within ey inchen if te : © 7 pitched within two inches of the wil ; . The total errors almost matched cup at No. 10 for a ‘‘gimme’’!{ 4 wi the hits in a marathon double- birdie four. Patrick's 15-footer | . a header involving Waterford League netted a birdie three on the 11th , ofthall teams last night green and West's 10-foot putt was : A srimdslam homer by Ivan good for a “‘bird’’ four at No 13. * Herr in the 6th gave the Water Eighteen - hole matches began [ 3 ford Merchants a 17-16 nod over|today in all flights with a total | e Walls Service after a see-saw of 136 teams competing in nine } battle. Herr had three hits in the) divisions kame which had 17 hits and 18) Joo neat Hound march sley: pele: re bobbles ings with qualifying scores in paren- og Behind most of the way, Lake- | sees: Gees, Dirwtechin sea Dex ‘ land Pharmacy tallied six times Yager, Oakland Hills hy ve. Otia Wr: € * t f in the 6th to outscore Lotus Lake, inghem (Bye med Ered: alees |. (Bar e 1412. One hit and four errors fea- Pe Phage Morey's and Paul | Yooley, Miami, Pla. :74 ne Ey tured that frame which produced pine Lake and D-Arcy ONell Mendes: a relief win for Roland Jakel. The rook (76) Don ; a Drader, Edgewood and k Be totale showed 15 hits and 13 iets trees Sewer ee Tom Row F a Screen Wire 4 1 any \trick, Orchar ake an arry Neder- pe with Lotus doubling the victors in iaad@er. Praakia bettie 7/76) r LZ - & ; hits an poser. Pine Lake and John |. ; P) : : a in. pbi}) Prestini, Red Run (74) vs. Bob Babbish, & ° sind The summary for the twin bill Detroit Geif and Bill O'Brien, Oak- bes 1x2 Combination 1 ¢ showed 59 runs, 32 hits and 31 nae iults ny | fe Sc S k lin, ©. —— : |. Don Patrick, Red Run and Ray West, po. oc oe miscues ‘Red Run (68) vs. Tony Skover, Meadow: | reen ot oe eee ®t ie FR. : aceasta ly boa and Tom Skover, Meadowbrook | ht (re). { J | Jim Smith, Gowanie end Max Arm-| Yale-Harvard Regatta [wrong Gowanie ite tr Don are: | ee Screen , um Hollow and Bud Stevens, Western £ : : ry NEW LONDON, Conn, (UPD— Moulding BE Ewe Ewe ee Oe a . Dick Robertson, Bald Mt ¢ : <= The Yale-Harvard regatta, oldest pewitt, Bala Mt. 171) vs Bob Whiting. ks Bbe. = - , Red and Kevin Whiting, Pine Lake «76) | and longest intercollegiate crew Marry Latos, Hillcrest and Len Latos. race in America, will be rowed Mitetest (75) vs. Chuck Granader. Bir. 222 ‘ , = es on the Thames River Saturday puneham end Marry Martin, Birming- ~> | 1x2 CLEAR with Harvard favored for its first : oN | ea PINE victory in six years, _—— Round Table OK Again | : > up” WANTED TO BUY CHICAGO (AP)—Round Table, | eo 30,000 Used Golf Balls | ooking sharp after as racing ny. -| SELECT SPRUCE ...... nN “off of nearly four months, returns: : GOLF SUPPLIES Fto action tomorrow as the favor: ie moo Megat es [Caton anticay at Washington 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL LUMBER. 8 = . Park. FOR CASH and CARRY CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES Free Estimates on Garages Get Your Tickets for C. A. 1. FAIR in Waterford ROTH LUMBER TODAY me P. $.—Businese ts Good TH LUMBER, 3360 W. HURON (M-59) Tie; OPEN TIL 6 Py M. SATURDAY fe) JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY JEROME verter Sah Sw ee se ee Se Sees ote ve Merten teinnepiien ncn aeeteceetineessssnananmniem ft eieege BRAKES RELINED THESE 15 FAMOUS SERVICES: G. 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The final three days of action ) eeing A ane Lament and baaeall. rab) er oo 3 ge ea gs af stesso : The peo left-hander, who ae Goes seine cones — oubles tournament get under way BrLI : tonight with a Drayton Plaifis | m CORPS, brother combination heading the pack. x * Pontiac's Centennial celebration in. 1961 received a‘ Breaks the with 1383 followed by a motherin. tremendous boost Thursday when Oakland Hills Coun- law and daughter-in-law duo with try Club was awarded the 1330. The latter pair are Mahelyn ionshi : Snip. and Margaret Knox, also of Dray ” hip 61 U.S. Open Golf Cham- ton The United States Golf Association’s selection of Oak- Gene Shell, Drayton, who owns land Hills, reveated vesterd a share of three different places ¥ , in the top ten with different part- ay from USGA headquarters- in Mamaroneck, N.Y. where the current Open is being ners, has rolled the best actual held, was indeed a great bit of news for Pofitiac resi- series of 692. Top game has been dents and OaklandCounty citizens in general. a 278 by Fred Russell of Pontiac. Oakland Hills had made a strong bid for the 61 Open The top ten > & R Preston. Drayton... qag7 2UFHament and the feeling + M ata ion Drayton 1330 Was prevalent that the him $9,000. This year’s Buick giant course on Maple Roa would sueceed in its efforts. “ the choice become official. See or Call Us Today — This presents additional and al- For GUARANTEED most limitless possibi ilities for city successful than anticipated, What plans—the U.S. Open here in 196} It will be the 4th visit of the Open to Oakland Hills where Al Watrous is head pro. Next year's ~— Open will be held at Cherry Hills _ in Denver, Colo. Scott Speedometer Service Previous Opens at Oakland Hills ~-'won the title, 1937 with Ralph Guldahl taking honers and 1957 Fi which saw an amazing finishing Father s Day round of 67 by Ben Hogan as he captured the crown for the 4th_ Why sag ume SHORT PUTTS under a heav Mrs. John Holtom shot a low of y 35 to take this week's honors in the Women's Silver Lake Golf League, b ? foHowed by Mrs. Max Richardsbn ag s and Mrs. Layton Bury at 36. Mrs : “Paul Castleberry was low obutt winner with 14 while Mrs. Robert Vidlund and Mrs. Fred Stimpert hared blind hole laurels with 5s S on No. 2. ¥ * * Bill Casper has notified offi- cials of the Buick Open that he will return to Warwick Hills to defend his championship. Cas per's Victory last year netted Bosox, Senators Trade 2-for-2 Get a feather-light Wall, Consolo Go to SUNDAY | bald for Hyde ® CADDI BOSTON (AP) — Jerry Casale 'Bostén Red Sox pitcher, has to and you'll have as much par- find some new roommates power on the 18th tee as on , Casale. Murray Wall and Billy the first! Consolo recently rented a house SUNDAY CADDI- is made of in Boston. Wall and Consolo broke aluminum (weighs just 20 up the arrangement yesterday ounces}, holds 8 when they were traded to the clubs, 3 balls, Washington Senators tees, pencil and Wall, a relief pitcher, and Con scorecard. And it solo, a_ utility infielder, were stands by itself! swapped for pitcher Dick Hyde Your clubs are and infielder Herbie Plews. Hyde easy to put in, and Plews were due to join Boston esay *0 pont j in time for the Red Sox game feniraat thane with Kansas City tonight be too pooped Hyde, rated one of the better re- to putt, get lief pitchers in baseball last year SUNDAY CADDI¢ has been bothered with arm trou today. ble this season . . “If he’s one third as good this ONLY vear as he was last, he'll help us,” Boston —Manager Mike Higgins $35 said, * Tested and apyeres by the Society for th Prevention of Feoped- Out Golfers. * * * Hyde, a right-hander_uho uses a peculiar underhand - delivery, posted a 10-3 record in 53 relief 1.75 earned run average. He has a 0-1 record in 15 games so far this season. ne nee Ven ceeas Rosewall Puts Robin 4 wens Into Three-Way Tie HOLIDAY SHOP | : ~ NG { a 696 W. Huron Se. | LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ken and knocked the Californian out CROWN LINE in the Masters round robin pro FIBERGLAS BOATS tourney * * * The match lasted one hour 20 nd Equipment = minutes at the Los Angeles Ten- OR 4-021 bert rallied to beat Australia’s | 7575 Mighlend Rd, 2 Ashley Co t sen ern anna - = “Clip This Ad for ----------- } Driving Range Balls at ‘2 ne Ask. About Our eo ‘HOLE.IN -ONE CONTEST: See Our Golf eee, tor Father's Day Selection GOLF DRIVING RANGE MIDGET COLF — BASEBALL ~~ KIDDIE LAND L’S FAMILY FUN SPOT eam Cor. Dixie Hey and Tolegraph Fe s-s09s J) , - ’ ay x» \ \ eS BL leaders to make the Centennial ob- . Speedometer Service servance- even more expansive and appearances for the last place) Senators in 1958, and had a gaudy) Rosewal] of Australia broke Pan- | cho Gonzales’ serve’ four times | of the unbeaten ranks last night Authorized Johnson Dealer The “Scnea were 4@ O2: O24 Skin Diving Equipment nis Club, It threw the tournament! Tanks Filled into a three-way tie for first) place among Gonzales, Rosewall! pPESEEEESEEESE SIS. : q event is scheduled July 2-5. * * * ie ia08 But not until yesterday did The annual Michigan Publinx golf tournament js slated June 25- 28 at Rochester Golf Club. Mike Andonian of Pontiac won the title for the 3rd consecutive time last summer at Pontiac Country Club. * * * Thieves teed off at Chandler a perfect tie-in with the city’s Park Municipal” golf course in Detroit yesterday, taking away ~seven dozen golf balls and $200 from the safe in the pro's office. Biythefield Country Club in Grand Rapids wil] be host to the 2nd annua] Michigan state dent- ists tourney June 15-16. A total of 164 entries will compete in the 36- Lexington ___(Pentise) = =FE 2-289 I came in 1924 when Cyril Walker hole event. BORO. eee . the. lake countr' you. Seagram's 7 Crown, the whiskey of unequalled popularity, coast to coast. 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M. iad 1S Minutes From Downtown Pontiac on M-24 (Perry a) ..@8 You Enter Lake Orion . - Jacobsen’'s. ORION GARDEN CENTER Seeds — Fertilizer — Insecticides — Garden Tools ; mg 545 s. Broadway, Lake Orion MY 2-2681 | a — There's nothing like a little wheelbarrow- where hauling needs fo Be Used for garden or in little things. If may and dad out in the be done. The whegl- tern actress Billy Dehmng not. only tured above, send a clever planter and lawn erna- Press, Van Nuys, Calif with her hobby that she admits,, ‘I never sell my plants, But: For those who have mild interest’ “My daughter claims that ‘Mother I do love to give them away," but little knowledge of flowers and ts, she reveals what would go without food to buy a/she says. allen Page eed y ay wins the ribbons at floral com-| new plant \ YEN FOR GROWING petitions. At home she {: known ae Her yen for growing things be- at we w he WH has @& bot- S H oman who always as 20" an in a high school botany class. A judge simply looks for per- quet ready. Although she eallis’” fection in color and texture. In it a hobby, Mrs Collins’ flourish. From there, while her three chil- point score judging there are ing garden and lean-to green-|dren were growing, she read all points for length of stem, color house furnish flowers for the she could find on the subject.'o¢ jeaves and stems, texture of vlacauga_ hospital wards, Today she calls herself a_ self- petals and absence of disease. tide nd parties and weddings. taught gardener but chatters like} If you are thinking of enter. First.a botanical encyclopedia. As Sab-' judge, she is familiar sight Southern flower show circles, And she has decorated the Presbyterian Church every bath for 22 years ay ” WISHING PLUS A wishing well need not be just for wish- ing. This reproduction of an old-fashioned roofed well head has a gate at the back and an inside shelf for flower pots and tools. Pattern 284-N, which shows how to build it and make the well wheel, is 35 cents. Write to Pontiac Press Pattern Dept., Bedford Hills, New York. eany time payments -7 hp RIDE-A-MATIC UTILITY TRACTOR with over 20 time-saving attachments SICKLE BARS 22° LAWN ROLLER 49? ROTARY BRUSH OT" ROTARY Thite 10” TINE EXTENSION #* MOLDSOARD FLOW 10-1 ADE DISC HARROW > —~ $NQ-CASTER - ASK US TO DEMONSTRATE KING BROS. 2391 PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE RD. FE 4.0734 FE 4-1112 47° GRADER BLADE 30° FRONT. MOUNTED ROTARY MOWER * REAR WHEEL FENDER 3-GANG 8ET, MOWTE 36” CENTER.MOUNTEO POTARY MOWER : _ chemistry, a la compost heap. And | ts moist: They can be pulled out | root crops should ‘be thinned be-| iean be left in the ground until those thinned are large enough to} eat jtall, and can be used for s. | Thinned turnip plants can € be | used for greens Landscaping Requires areful Property , Plan 4 ment. It's easy to move when you mow the lawn and it provides an attractive and visible place for your house number. Of course, anyone can build the wheelbarrow when he uses the full size pat- To obtain the full size toy wheelbarrow pattern No. 59 pic- 35 cents in coin to Steve Ellingson, Pontiae Drowning Plants Is Common Error 4 ing a favorite petunia in the next in flower show, Mrs. Collins sug: gests you become a garden club imember. In a club, members learn winning requirements and can enter certain classes of ar- * French rangements such = as and 'Colonial, Early American 'Persian with more confidence. ‘It seems this gray-haired grandmother is always boosting | garden club activity. Just as | | some women are lifelong bridge- clubbers, Mrs. Collins found a home with garden clubs after | founding one in a Mississippl _ _ town in 1926, | They're good both for education,| and comfort — especially when a, herbal turns up its toes and dies. There are a half-million national club members ready to sympa. i thize. She also tells beginners to select plants like zinnias, mari-| golds or petunias for first efforts. | They'll grow with little frustra jtien on your part. IPASSED STAGE . Mrs. Collins passed that stage | ‘years ago, however. Now she put- ‘ters professionally about the green- theyse attached to her home plant-; ing and tending rare and unusual plants. She is proud of her orchids! ¢ and now is nurturing a= special pink day hiv. And she may market a ‘new flower one of thes® days “TI love variety in flowers and am always looking for something new,”’ she says. And then adds,| “I think this js where men and) women gardeners differ. It seems, men tend to specialize. And they like their plants big. The bigger, \the better.” * * * | Although she believes it takes ‘love to make things grow, Mrs. Collins also is faithful to organic she uses her ceramics hobby to idisplay her blooms to perfection. | | Before scooting off down a “‘tree- lined’’ Manhattan street, she of fered this advice to those who like la few plants around the house. “‘It \is better to underwater than over- iwater The quickest way to kill a plant is to drown it.’ Thinning Is Needed fo Avoid Crowding When garden plants come up In the next few weeks, some thinning i will be necessary for best results. according to Michigan State Uni versity specialists Because it's difficult to small seeds far enough apart to ipermit the plants to make their best development, thev need thin- ning to avoid crowding Best thinning time is when the plants are small, and the soil so” then without injuring those left. Turnips, rutabagas, and other lfore their taproots become fleshy. Onions from seeds, and radishes Surpitis beet plants can be pulled when they are four or five inches | liane: ¥ |] 488 Orcnare take Ave. FE 5-074, SANDERS FOR RENT TRAVIS 'siderations in making a landscape ion the plot plan. i house and then place the trees | go that shade will fall where de- Thee daw t in te walks One of the most important con-, and drives if there are none ex- isting. Then comes the development of the private area or areas, which are usually located at the rear of the home or possibly at the side. A patio or terrace is highly desir- able for out-door living, where one ‘can sit and chat with friends, take sunbaths, grill steaks and chops on a portable grill and relax. layout of your home property in! \ plan-view, according to the Mich- ligan Assn. of Nurserymen, 15 ifirst to plot the entire property jusing dimensions on cross- -section i paper. | Cross-section paper ruled ten squares to the inch is best with leach. square equaling one foot. ; iThen plot the house according to gen on = gorge he ensions and lacement a” shape of peegeaalnpraees . most pleasing and usable to you, but being certain it conforms to the architecture of the home to give easy access to the house. BORDINE’S For Garden Plants Trees — Shrubs — Rosebushes ROCHESTER ROAD at HAMLIN ROAD ROCHESTER, MICH. * Locate the windows on the first | floor level and record the window iheights from the ground. 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Clemens Si. ‘FE. 3-9830 REGAL FEED and LAWN SUPPLY CO. 28 JACKSON ST. . 4266 DIXIE HIGHWAY sg MR CNS NS NAC EE IT I RT aT 2 Racquets, Net, 9 ha 18” HEAVY DUTY POWER MOWER | Every Item in This Ad Available at All Four Stores SHOPMATE 34” | ELECTRIC DRILL a" Reg. $38.95 BURGESS ELECTRIC PAINT SPRAYER Reg. $12.95 BLACK & DECKER Y,"" ELECTRIC DRILL | 2” Reg. $18.95 CAULKING TUBES... .4 for 97e CAULKING GUNS, Limit ]......_.. 97¢ 60x10" DEEP $95 SWIMMING POOL - . 6 WITH PLAY BALL 9.95 Shakespeare “1774 25 SPINNING REEL 8 Corse 1 W. Lime Reg. 16.50 ZEBCO SCOTTY 87 REEL af wns 90% OFF REG. $6.39 DELUXE OUTING KIT $397 1-Qt. Thermos Bottle Lerge Sandwich Box Handy Carrying Case Not Exactly as Pictured KELLY’S HARDWARE - 3994 Auburn at Adams, Auburn Heights - TORO—LAWNBOY—ECLIPSE POWER MOWERS EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS -WeKIBBEN & CHILD'S 1576 Union Loke Rd.—FE 3-350) ‘BPS. PAINT—JACOBSEN LAWN MOWERS EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS—LONE STAR BOAT 7. “>. i i) ” i : Pia | i r j : ( S| “| { eae et ae Fe ee a eee fae xg / f y { i TITF TONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 THIRTY-FOUR 7 Only Fourth to Do So- Deaf Mute Blonde Wins Degree BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) — being stricken with spina] menin- Blonde Jackie Gennoi Coker will gitis at her home in Collidge, Ariz be- graduated with honors from the College of Pacific Sunday de spite the fact she has been blind and deaf since the age of 7 ‘It isn't as bad as you think said\Jackie, who is only the fourth person to earn a college degree Friends .and others impressed under \ the double handicap of by Jackie's courage helped het blindness and deafness. The others’ gain an education in Arizona and_ were farhed Helen Keller, Robert California Smithdas and Richard Kinnes She was graduated from high school at the age of Jl—and thus Jackie, 31, was a B-plus stu teganiithe most difficult period for dent in socidjogy during her four “her. She had led 9 sheltered life years of undergraduate _work Ly the achool for the blind that ended Ia Fenraary. — “T was thought to be different then she has been taking grad trom others,” she said. “People uate work at the University of aa California here. She hopes eventually to become a teaching counselor for the blind and deaf, Wearing a bright blue, sleeve- fess cotton dress, Jackie played down her achievement during an Her mother refused to pam- per her and forced Jackie to play with other children. Jackie credits her mother for much of her subsequent self-reliance. NOW TO interview. She spoke through het FIND ‘interpreter,’ Dorothy Klaus, her ODT IF longtime companion-tutor, Jackie PERCY “hears” her friend by placing hes 15 THE thumb or Miss Klaus’ lips as she MAN speaks THE Jackie sat on a couch alongside ‘ ls OiCe her friend in their neatly furnished POLICE A GOOD rented house here She smuked a ARE {1S NOTE cigarette and remarked that mos! LOOK- ING =I. NOB FOR! people think being handicapped is “worse than i! Is “A person who is handicapped should think about what he can do and not what he can't do Jackie suid in a somewhat halt ing voice “To brood about your misfor- M) 1 ¥ tune ig the worst thing you can 4 do.”’ My Jackie went blind and deaf after Marriage License Applications Jay C Cooper, 104] Buster Biizabeth A Grantham, 185 Bajdeir Jack E Stoughton, Logansport, Ind Mary Jo Cryderman, Waterford Joseph P Seidel Columbus Obie Ann @ Brown. Rochester shied away from me, and it made me very lonely.” She said she experimented and found she was making the ‘mistake’ * duplicate sets of notes to be | transmitted to Jackie later by | Miss Klaus. Jackie uses braille and a con- AHEM, MY GOOD MAN, IF L MAY TROUBLE YOU, MY FRIEND ANDL SEEM TO HANE LOST OUR WAY IN THIS SPACIOUS PARK‘ BUT PER- MIT ME~~ I AM MAJOR AMOS BARNABY HOOPLE AND THIS IS LORD PERCINALYORK/ TAKE A CHANCE TO MEET BRITISH of reaching out too eagerly to be : i friends with people. She learned ventional typewriter. She took her) she made friends better by letting final examinations in her own room| others. come oo her ‘lipreading the questions from Miss: * * * -" Klaus and typing the answers, | Miss Klaus, a San Diego State On Sunday Jackie will be oe} - : companied to College of Pacific's. Cottege praduate, said Jackie itn 4 eS ee oa tf Baxter Stadium In Stockton by addition to being a brilliant stu- \,. +. : an ; : Miss Klaus and, her German shep- dent, swims, rides, plays chess 7s lal and ‘gdes (eui (Gn lates herd seé@ing eye dog, Sinde. She | aa will receive from Pacific Presi-! In school, Miss Kiaus “inter. dent Robert bk Burns two copies) prets” the instructor's lecture by of her diploma, one printed in’ sign language into Jackie's palm. (braille. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs,| Volunteer classmates often take Jack Coker live in Napa, Calif =a eee cme 2 2S BOARDING HOUSE SURE,AND I'M 3.EDGAR HOOVER THE SECOND/YOU BOYS BETTER BE FINDING SOME BLACK COFFEE BEFORE I HAVE NOU THROWN IN THE BIN WITH NAPOLEON AND LOOK AT HIM, FOR IT VERY DAY YOU HANE ILITY/ [ ” 5 John Otibert, Waterford a Gtella A. Meidrum, Waterford Wiiitim*.Giesey Orchard Lake Judy A. Rose. Milford Bddie L Ford 282 Elm Annie M Williams 47 Allon OUT OUR WAY , Walter T McCulieu gh 349 fining / Cerole J Raynard 454 Ajbun [ Ralph R Atkinson Merrit FIRE ON THIS ROAD WITH san A. Ciingaman 2798 Poe \ A SHOVEL! THIS TIME MILES IN ADVANCE, 4 ‘* ain & f PUT SOMETHIN’ IN IT I LOSE WTEREST/ Jame Caudill Oren: tile mele % Charlotte L Brant Gon vie BESIDES A MUSHMELON! a ONCE YOU CUT A a Leenard () Bhetaerd Bard Ace Patricia A Parish Leona4 Jeaeph DeGreef, Detroit Edith R. DeGree!, 14 We)! Tienald A Burgess 3520 Mayhee Alice M. Lazenby. Drayton Plains William W Landacre Movi Sharon L. Regentik. Pariming!on Btaniey D Clark. 2518 Leach Adena R. McClusky, 27 M JonWnson Riehard C Ericksen 996 LeaBalis Sharon M Pike, 24 Oriole Robert J Spencer, Rochester Carol J. Holeton, Madison Meigh's David J. Wisner, Waterford Janet L. Davis, 2262 Hammersiea Jackie M White, Clawson Judith L Nichols. Troy Richard A Stultz 2300 Bhimmons Deloris A Owen, 2100 Bhimmons Kenneth B Pearce 64) Fienkiin Shirley M Shelley, 2171 Joy Clarence @ Brush {68 Manto d Lule B. Bwihart. 1770 Bevers, Poughas A Keyes Detter Joann Garrett, 2828 Newberry Lawrence R Clubine Orion Bevereiy A Harp. Orton Cheries FP Mall Bipmingham Klieano: V Luitink, Detroit Marvin lL. Mennin Chicege 11) Flolse M Larson -Rorliesie LISTEN, BUNNYNOSE--1 | | AIN'T A PASSENGER, I “, WATERMELON \ TOFIT IT! : BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON I DON'T MINO WAITW' OW YOU HERE, BUT WAITIN' ON YOU FIFTY —————— LUNCHES SU = TRwHLiams 6-12 1M, Reg. V.8 Pat OF P1080 by WEA Be-viee ha Most tornadoes in the United States strike during June - — = * DONALD DUCK By Walt Disney Youll bind PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying and . selling problems To Place Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 Paster meted y) King Fapteren Me schaae up ‘Let a see how you dolwith these — who's window: screens: aren't yet? — which faucet is dripping? — who's grass needs cutting—" ¥ een RIVETS 17'S SIMPLE! WE'LL I CHANGED MY MIND...!/ L MAN RAS LORDSHIP GOOD BE WELL ADU\SED NOT XO Wx. SXOOPING OVER. } CMON, JACKIE! ITS YOUR por BEDTIME! YOU CAN OKAY, LETS } = FINISH IT HAVE IT / OMORROW! —S DIXIE DUGAN pot MRS. DUGAN ? THIS THE CLAM Ee CAPTAIN EASY GUESE I KNIGHT AS / \EIN SEEMS WELL WORK WHILE COOLA'S IN TOWN ~FoS \ Re@isTeRN One | TBE GETTIN’ THIN, MiaHT PINCH OUT IN A FEW MORE CERTAINLY! WELL. DOCNE, WE VE \ CAUGHT YOUR ASSAILANTS, ALID TALK BRIEFLY iF DR. DOONE 00 NOT Ger EXCITED! ACLAIM UPON “ THERE PIKES PEAK? | I@NT? THEN | CHUNK OF GOLD SHUCKS. LADY, wrars ¢ Ore ‘SNO GOLD IN THIS? — _ THAT THAR HILL! a = ee > + > Bs ‘\ > ? = * i} ~ « . ‘miming, ° Pi FILD WERE! rg 7d : é , P1988 by NEA Bervice, Inc TM. fing UR Pat OF By Leslie Turn2r PINE. I SENT A MESSENGER TO THE NEAREST POLICE. THEY WILL FLY THE PRISONERS TO GET EACITED. THIS IS A GOOD TIME TO TALK BUSINESS SINCE YOURE FORBIODEN | [FRANKLY OLD CHAR IMA \ : BIT FED UP WITH YOUR WHAT? youre PUSSYEOOTING INDECISION THE CRU OVER ONS THAT i. TO BADGER A Sercega bes pRecerailiel HELPLESS MAN, - FLAT ON HIS BACK ? ‘By Ernie Bushmiller AUNT FRITZI-- PLEASE BRING ME A GLASS QF WATER =-I TO FILL MY SWIMMING POOL WANT ne A GLASS OF WATER ? THATS ALL THE WATER IT WILL — PRN BUEAIMIAL ER. ee ee ee | thee lat leeed merino ee By Dick Cavalli OKAY, HERE WE GO! I'MSTILL WORKING en ONE-TWO, THREE - ON THE ONE-TWO’ J *, ss \ Four... A Se ; Si oa Cc the ed ‘ © 1980 by NEA Service, ine. T LOOK GRANDMA / A WHOLE BIG TH’ FAIRIES LEFT IT GEE, I'L. BET YOU'RE ... WITH TH’ M RICHER THAN ALL o ae FAIRIES HAVE LEFT UNDER YOUR PILLOW’ be a a et bop ye z* ry cestinmediietdena atnsdaniaidneda shideiemeed er gee ‘amet “ wa! HE pectin bd ll ~~ “ . i itd ie ” f * { Ny F ; eo. | + Z ei | f THE PONTIAC PRHSS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 } bag i Zz | sung | SURMEISTER‘S—OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 8 P.M. — SUNDAYS 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. 1 ee BURMEISTER’S—-OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. BURMEISTER’S 2 Wood. SSQNTESS = Enclose You «56 «| ENE «=Ssi‘é{|;«SsCEXTRA SPECIALS oy ° SCREEN PORCH Cig tte: , CLOSE- OUTS! - : a ith = z DOORS “ Our Loss Is our Gain m < | -/ F 4 2 $ _JALOUSIE alg fa = ee 4x4x¥ Walnut wood-grain board ....sheet $1.88 if vn u dx7x% Plasterboard ..................05-. 99¢ 9.99 WINDOWS gorvopry [ie Tate oe 7 a 4xl0x° Plasterboard .......... 2.0.0 ee. $1.49 He) 3 "x 80". _ fe lew ee 91 tet eo 1%xl% Clear Redwood S4S ............. ft. 5¢ | Avirage 9x12’ Porch cee’ Na Betis 4x% Clear Fir 2.2.2.0... 0. 0. cee lin.tt Se ee 1x8 Cedar Paneling, extra nice stock, ) >: JACK POST for Only aS a: Beg. $2.20 ©... oe A secsineenres now $1.60 Be a | $ 42 Ax5x% Birch Select White—2 sides . sheet $8.95 [RM co 9 MO 4x7x°4 Birch Select White—2 sides sheet $11.88 IM ee "eines men ee 100 squares Duralap Cedar Shakes, ° . Reg. $39.95 Value $2195 EXCLUDING DOORS : * @6y ameunl ...2. isis csscass per sq. $11.95 He DM ioe oe one | $ 95 is t.o.b. our yard 5/4x3 Redwood for screens, In. ft. 8c : < GES ae me uM Sebibend PE prior sale. . 5 CHAISE LOUNGE SPECIAL! NAME BRAND Asbestes tronabake, now ...... a sq. $12.95 | > 2Q—26x6'8" AND CHAIRS 5 Lb. 60,000 ft of economy 16-in. a — 23—28x6'8" POLLY GREEN POWER MOWER fiberglas insulation ............ per M $28 Ba A 60—30x6'8" : 22—Doors Lave all ier eesti and +e Z Reg. $2.95 _§ interior (damaged slightly) ........ eac Gi — | Now | 95 So eh 70—2 and 3 panel White Pine Doors “ a oN OUTSIDE ME] psscnase of sennaer | TRUCK S your choice 02... ee. cess ee ees each $5 iba | Q —_— A 30—Wood Windows, all sizes in stock ad w uy if FLUSH DOORS SO-FT. ‘4-IN. PLASTIC ne 7 40° off retail cost [Ra < y With Lights nen SALE hevght ar the toh | 120-—assorted Al St d = ehh GARDEN HOSE Sie serene cas Meinam Storm amd soe : A y) so 4 | 4° ALUMINUM SCREENS MADE TO ORDER i a ff Grede A — 12,000 ft. Red Fir 2x8 (in full lifts only) per M50 [i = : & Webhteck © four Lt White picket lawn fences, driveway culverts. wire Es . picket fencing, louvered doors, and 3-Ft. Section of CHAISE only $7.88 |, =—— -= seen ees ea alla aga CSOON. WOOT GELS 25s vsccsnswiw dw wneas : s Alumi u ege Large Stock —> hone with all . ‘ = : num Railing | ot modern Maid [sere e SPECIAL NOTICE : ; ! Only Ovens and jcc’ * Seated uate asec eee a D3 Range Tops HOSE HANGER —— August 5 and 6. m < $4975 . As | Winch Hand Mower | Acoustamatic | tember comer sik ech SY ci'rmore mecon il ° = : “T" | Handle Ss dise purchase Saturday, June 6. fe) x . pnd covered a ) CEILING 14 Tooth Rake | Utility [Ed Glass sliding doors seal like door’ eee eg. $2.2 bs | 2 comico: STANLEY ih bel ewig ‘$1.95 | Lawn BS “ - TILE Lang Senile and wv rom 97 GY = 1 $1.98 Garden fi > 3 RANGE La ee & i, Cart o From : i : Reg. - . 24” BAR-B-Q $1 O?? RAKE | ** EE 5 COMPLETE! Reg. $19.95 se HVE pairs Now ° Has LAWN $qss 6 : SLIDING DOOR| == - alate a | 4 > a baad ° Spetter —— ROSE . V < wel picture windows, porch enclosures, etc. for you new + Revolving STANLEY == = FREE FOOD RANGE S © Adjustable. is . i oF rd Stanley, the Same People That Makes Gritt } ome > E Those Quolity Tools W" te ‘ TOPS a eo) 4 3 le may _ a a r te. ot | Gar as Carriers JALOUSIE | , ni Seon . . Eomuortntt a 3 x ? FREE ROSE FOOD 2,000 Bags Only at This Price $ 50 w | « ‘ ROLLING GREEN! High gooey. feet erewins: durable 7 | > ~ au : | ‘59” | play-lawn seed. Regular $ aa z is LAY THAT DUST ARCHITECT 33 | CLORIDE | OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT : . FULLY ADJUSTABLE DOW. x | ? a / IRONING BOARD | le $ FLAT—SEMI-GLOSS—GLOSS = a Top Quality Aare 1 cia sien "LADY SEYMOUR,” nationally $399 Truck Load Sa Inside and Outside — z a at Low Price advertised, fully adjustable, all Large 100 tb. Bag e 95 m 2 SAVE?! [_ Reg. $6.95 1x8 d Ix12 White Fi Now Only 3 ¥ s | . rm . xo an x ire rir : : aa < A New All Aluminum Clothesline son"ty'sz0s 2‘ 88° SH E ATH | NG v Mlcrninum $ 50 & mn ams me uminu | = Black Enamel = $919 Extra Special! . fe) 4 GLUT) SLIDING WINDOW) FLASH LIGHT film SI Nice Seer §)QGOO Foil em [4 Large 8 Picture Window *8030 8” 10" 1 2° Complete Now = ouatuaify 34 > 7M Ready to Install... .. $57.95 | 3.Pc. Crescent ap | NO. 1 DIMENSION an eel r | Galvanized G Wrench Set 6”, 8", 10% 2° | WEST COAST LUMBER re = > ‘ : zed Gutter | saxsve | MMs |2x 4 8 to 16 @ “aI PLASTER SS wm 89° BRASS BUTTS | yx "te | 2x 6 8 to 16 BY S : me 391 2 2 [8 seis I POEM BOARD F < 4x8x14 P lywood, fir 1 side eee 43,19 hem ~— MIRROR—CHROME—FLUORESCENT 2x10 8 to. 16 = ren . : eee $1.19 5 ea 4x8x14 V-Grooved Mahogany . .°5.45. ag UoHT—PuaTe euass ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Cite |aras, 31.29 ff > | Ie Wm 3 2... eee (=e Ee eee t”ti‘(iti‘isésNSstwsCstC eM NR TKO Bw ee teens . a oq 4x8x54 One-Side Fir Plywood . .°7.96 “Buk” — ne Toggle Switch ooo e 17e AXBV2 oo. c cece eee eee $1.60 I iey 4x8x°¢ inch Fir Plyscore .... .°6.46 15 [CLAM JA | Duples Cover Pletes 20002028 16x48 Rock Lath ......... 98¢ re 4x8x34 Birch Plywood, 2-sided $14.95 $6. 95 | | ah wid Ramen 550 call #..... ?.- Above in Quantities of 10 or more * 5 - me wu paces. Better Buy Quality , Name Brands at Burmy’s PHONE fe my IN QUANTITIES NORTHERN EM 34171 & eo “Delivery Service fm ra (Open 8 til 8 _ LUMBER Available {f =) Sundays . , co ; 4 2 = am = «10 “til 3:00 | : 10 Trucks to Serve You Bae BURMEISTER’'S—OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 8 P.M, —SUNDAYS 10 A.M. to 3 P.M BURMEISTER S--OPEN DAILY & Penn: * | |! INS / pangs ay alire , a : | a pee oo mol 7 i, THIRTY-SIX ____ | __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 92, 1950 a. _ Turnover Quiets | MARKETS |Selling Weakens on Stock Market P. NEW YORK ork ke prices moved unevenly i mod erately active early trading todas Gains and losses were kept most ly within a l-point rar Key Most t, ; Juctalions . are The following “are top prices covering sales of locally grown produce brought tu the Farmer's \.iarket by growers and sold by them in wholesale package lots furnished by the Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of Thursda Detroit Produce Wheat Futures CHICAGO ww — Moderate selling’, which appeared to include some hedging weakened wheat futures today but other grains were mostly Long Dreaming J of Fourth Term Louisiana Governor Is Sticking to Plans for Court Sanity Hearing GALVESTON, Tex. iF Gov Ear! Long, determuned to go K ahead despite pleas to skip @ Court Changed “he’s much more agree-, workers of America meets here? sanity hearing Tuesday, holds to his dream of a fourth term in Louisiana This rmeark comes from one of the visitors Long has had recently in @ psychiatric clinic here \ after a closed conference with the 63-year-old Long at John Sealy Hospital. : : ~*~ ww * Mrs. Long came here Wednes- day with doctors from back home and Long’s friends in an effort to ture him from the court session. Impressions of some of the visitors are that Long “still won’t acknowledge he's ill—bat he admits he’s worn out and | meeds a rest.” * * * Medica! authorities said while! Long’s condition was not too much} able, more cooperative Death Notice JOHN E. KIMBALL Procedure Dispute | | News in Brief Stalls USW Talks 6 Al NEW YORK (AP)—A disagree- ment_over procedure ‘stalled con- tract negotiations in the basic stee] industry today, with the deadline for a nationwide strike less than three weeks away, x * * The 17l-member Wage Policy 211 S. Saginaw. Committee of the United Steel- today. It was expected to pro- claim its support of David J. Mc- Donald, president of the union naw, Pri. and Sat., June 12 and 13. and its chief negotiator, in his de- 10 a.m. mand for higher wages and other benefits. | ‘Are They Non-Observant or Just Being Polite? » Patrick Bonk, of 30547 Alger St... cy CHARLES, Mo. #—Reporter Madison Heights, told Oakland no) Fink of the St. Charles Cos- County Sheriff's Deputies Thurs-|inog Monitor isn't sure ‘whether day that a watch valued at $97 \people are non-observant or mere- was stolen. from his auto while |}y polite. it was parked at Dodge State; ~ a —_— ' He wore one black shioe and one Inventery Reduction Sale—Want brown one while making the rounds the wuts — t oo th his regular news rye to see counts on t w of each ion he would get. new car! Bill Spence “Rambler,” *"#t ra “+ & Only two persons mentioned it. Imported gladioli bulbs, 1@ va- Bir : jeties, 69 Le dozen. Dean's One was his boss, Publisher Darby Garden Center, 294 Oakland. Adv. Tally. Lake, Orion) Boce, Gr eraamss 0" eicmsind Township Board. To the owners of the following de- AGV. scribed property: | 34 inclusive of Bloomfield Rummage Sale — Church of God. cor. Pike & Sagi- pe Lea ¢ ee os baivish d Lots 28 thru 32 o anor Subdivision an dev linclusive of isor’s Plat 6. Rummage Sale — ; TIN. R1OE Section 25, Bloomfield Town- Catholic Women, Friday, 11 to 1, changes were fractiona narrowly mixed in slow early deal- “ , PSP F al Michi The market showed a burst of — vautts ings on the Board of Trade igs ase era — OXFORD. — Service for John; * * * Saturday 8 ‘til noon,'381 6. Parke. | snip (0 may aouee than the Township activity at the opening with the + pg al ee bu 400 * * * , Edward Kimball, 84, of 5624 Sher-| No progress was reported after | Board the Township of Bloomin itn he Northern Spy. Ne 2] s : a ad hes oar ; 9 ? j | has tentatively declared its intention ticker tape late very briefly Then Stesle Red. Fancy, bu 400/ The nearby wheat months settled |, As for the scheduled hearing. wood Rd., will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday's negotiating session. WW - f 6 Mo ths | sae ne thy folowing deeerieed Umgreub= irnover quieted sirewberciag.: temey, 16 ‘at £0 back about a half cent within the esa) in Probate Judge Hugh tomorrow at Allen Funeral Home, The current three-year contract) VWWOrkKS TOr n acon VEGETABLES first few minutes with offerings “ibson’s court, the Louisiana in- Lake Orion, with burial in Ridge-|expires June 30. If no new con-| land (UPD Ge onine “en eee Caution was apparent after :Seperegss on pete 7 meeting a rather indifferent re formant emphasized: “Long won't!|lawn Cemetery ltract is reached by then, there al-) CHATHAM, Eng nd (the existing North Evergreen Inversepjor. the failure of yesterday's vigor Broecol! mo) [race bake 2 ception. Some of the buying budge—he wants that hearing ra * rs |most certainly will be a strike by British soldier George Jeffries apprentess terete a cas ous early rally to hold its ground. | epeeas: Bs we’ © Cos poy haavever (appeared 16, be by heck. WILL FIGHT WIFE'S ACTION Mr. Kimball died yesterday at 200,000. union members in plants’ tunneled out of his guard house |spectal assessment district against whieh Wall Streeters, while generally Chives No | Gos 118 : Ppe : , - a a ait: ‘Detroit that produce 90 per cent of the . pee | Se) sect iat leeld smnprereoses on ae ere reoresenting mill and export 7 Herman Keefer Hospital in Detroit. cell and almost got away, But assessed as consisting of all the Ints optimistic about the longer term | 0". oor mene 5 ar f © & f Long's attorneys annqunced * * * nation’s steel! : it ‘and parcels of lands set forth sbove. Cor 9 dad sche 1 “re ‘nec . " ” ‘ : = . x ‘~ . ; ) > 1 . " o trend, said that further consolida. Leeks wo 4 dow 400 interes(s. Speculators seemed to’Thursday the governor is going fo i : his tunneling broke a pipe; pice ada nit oa tite = bape tien and snother test of recent OBl0p! sreen. dos. a show little interest toward making fight to void his wife's commital A " oe — pa he! ik — h flooded another prisoner’s cell; ship Ciers tor public examination, The radey y. doz behs % ae Saar Poel aee he pendent Order of Odd Fellows o +4 : estimate of cost as prepared shows the lows Giny be le the offing Pareles rout €06 135 4Ny commitments for the weekend. action t - . A : s-\. mwa may be ee ee 2 | < Pontiac SOU a 8aTs Ava ne alee ete Sa eee Despite a fepor le Hadishes red doz 1 60 Soybeans were a bit steadier He plans to appear in per- - - “ RICHMOND. Va. (~The South back, with an extra six-month goard will meet on June 16. 1959 at 7:30 plkcironic prodic: @ un Bi See outa cen. Goha 1% than recent sessions following — son and will ask for a jury hear . ee va Se = entence o'clock pm. at Bloomfield Township Ne prod Hu yare osye : ‘nee: Surviving are two daughters, ern Baptist Foreign Mission Board *€"'*! Hall. in the Township of Bloomfield for one third 6G . 4 Chapt py ial 150 reperts of twe evernight ship- ing, Adrian S. levy Sr., one of i . eee the purpose of hearing any objections aa Squash Surmer bu 140 : Mrs. Herbert Keller of Detroit and has moved into a new million dol- to the petition. to the tmprovements and of this group , Ia Ae nalnes uh kc. 6 Ibs 32, ments out of Chicago through = three court appointed attorneys, aves — _—— : : aut jal 5 t the ; vad Liked Turns r [5 the Giceat fakes for Canadian | sald , Mrs Harry King of Lake Orion; lar building of its own. It is the Mary Baker Fddy, founder ia Special assessment district there- eee GSEENS ports and two sons, Harry Kiser and Lee eighth location since the board Christian Science, was born at ROBERT H_ DUDLEY. oppers ars _" Gowara, Me 4, 6 aoe le iiade the announcement Kiser. One brother also survives. was formed 113 years ago. Bow, near Concord, N.H, in 1821 june 8. 12, 88 word of a cul in the ft Ka 2 0 Afte: about an hour wheat was = : - -: ~ ~- a — per price Anaconda Log Bee > ia, unchanged to 'z cent a bushel’ @ st fracti Spinach bu iso lower with trade virtually at a 2 , "standstill, July $1.84, corn '‘« New York Stocks Pedic Pied GaEE™S ivaa lower to '‘s higher July $1} 2 Late Morcing Quotation» Esearole by 359 Oals unchanged to *— lower, Jul eltuce leaf b § meee ! , Figures after decima, point are eg Lettuce Read. 7s ace bo'n, rye unchanged to 's higher ; . 4 . ra : a sce bb, pk bakt 128 July $) 22. sovbeans '. to *% high Admire! } Int Tei& on aine, b 1 , Air Reduc aa6) Isl Cre Coa et ‘ . 1 er, July $2 24% Allted Ch fos af Keise biay tu 4 Ailted Str a4 © 17 Poultr n i j . e! i7$ ciistepert NS Rice y and Eggs Grain Prices im ot : Kimb ¢ 6 oe ioe oo Krome 02 DETROIT POULTRY CHICAGO GRAIN Am Can 4 eG fog DETROIT June 11-'APi- Prices pata CHICAGO June 1 LAP: Opening am. Cyan ‘ MeNa 1) 2 per pound fob Detroit for No 1 quality grain .1 } - aa live powit Wheat Oats (new type: ‘ erp \4 ak ae 6; Heavy type hens 14 tight type hens @ Jiy 184'— Jly 65's Ain NW Oa $681 [oes o py heavy type broilers and fryers 3 to 4 ibs Sep 1 oa Sep 63'y Am Tel&Te 2 one & Ge 4 Whites 18*y ty t®, erred ftoces —34--Dec 1 93's Dee 68% Am Tob vo e i ' aponettes under & Ibs J! over § Ma 106". Mar ¢ ery ' Na 4 bd j 1960 Rye A ea - a! ng 15 ! TI's Shy 121%, a — 2 M tre 4) DETKOIT FOGS Bep 1o"» Bep 1 20% ee ES Aimour & ‘ ate _— ——ae t “pl ! ; 2 _—= a bar ee ) 4 Mead CP ‘ fu ee nae federal state mo 20'_ Ji a mo 508 , aa : CS Beth Stee Merck o . wrades Dex iit ep 987 . wane Pies . ws ¢ I ine if ‘ Whites Grace A jumbo 32-34, extra Ma A'y Or #908 Bond Btrs Me r NS hag arge large 20-31 medium %2-23 ata 1 pe! No 9 468 morden sa Ni ee ie all 18 grade B iarge 26:28 Browns wal « 65', Dee 0 10B Borg Warn ‘ Minn PA hin 2 A a iarge 32 large 20 me Bi Brist M bye Monsen | jpg Ce ae ecka 10's firun Balk agi) Mont Ward 457 merica graded Budd Co 77 Mo a 44 White Chrade A \jarge 3638 medium e Rurroughe P Muelier Bra ‘i Brow Grade A large 2627, me (alum & H , M ay CP wt) A dt. emell 18 ( wal Dry as : Can Pac r) * . a . Capital Atri ITT Nat , Livestock Carrier CP 4) perce Gase, JI 22 Y cor DETROO LIVESTOUR Cater Tre 107 nf & 0 DFT ROUT ine 1) AP Cattle Con Tl Lt Bh 4 ‘ in 4 Rais 150 fe o ted *suon (nes & Ot Pe 6 r ee wand he ae ae sores X ( rysier 64 ( & f ‘ a mir ’ ne need re llv (in Mil M 441 re 41 @ tee rit ee eocei Bou sie Cities Sv. a ( f \ ere 161%) 20 00 Gemnena ae 4 R bli S / /\ Koen Cola He) 24 es ‘ ‘4 Ri 6 week slaughter cera and hetfers steady epu ican enators STER a a» fe. * “a! o¢ oja 144 . AF oF > e ® wer owe Most] steady t ¢ +8 ‘ola Pain 17 Pes P 434 e ldwrer’. Gilly clegds. cael apo itl; =} rt re TE pe as. colt des 0} fark Wan Se rer vent) mont goon, Repeat Willingness to @¢elete)s: BUS . ba a f ‘ . ‘ : He tom M™ Gar i eer Ofo Tine ly Ateers 28 00 { * B , Com N Og NO Poice Da 88 Gu” alge "80 10 iba 3740-28-00 Compromise SPECIAL PRICE 44 WINDOW — Cont Bak 47 . ih 194 t e itit th steers 99 26 4 . atCan ang low rf le , prime 1213) Ib ©. a Pry ( a 1h 1 Perr oO. at dard to ” yod steer ‘ * ame eA rt ive acs acct nerd. ie fea inate Four Republican state senator PAINT CLEANER nt Mete M8) Bice ae 4 r to low b oat On $04 pri, i Tine ra acy “ hh mye ee 49 ‘including Oakland County s Sen THINNER rh P . . a d ti mo € Lo m eoeholoe eifera ae re F ‘ Phill oe ret 2550-2700, bulk choice 750-000 Ih 'L. Harvey Lodge, last night Special € Deere 802 ure Ov Ay Ce a7 wie Tieng — «hott - a vowed a relentless fight against P \ at Ba : 3b hetters dard tn low gond | "| Dis x eas _ a = : hie . 180.76 40 utility sleers and any new income tax propos at in| x. Doug Aire it fee fe Wet pon cng hahiecs ta on: a6 - a televised discussion of Michi Do , at, ) fanners and jitters 1690. 20 00 : < a econ sen ~ uae pi ute ' 7 2) ae: 26 08 iter bulls gan's problems FULL PUNE pode 2 \ [ . } nog) 00 ew medium to good yearling i ° a ed: 4 a a is steers 640-780 Ih 2400-2800 few * * * One a i Regular fxton Mfg a04 &t Reg Pa (lets ee ae . gave few choice @10 At the same time, the group $4.95 Value a Pay, : ‘sa "1 ae ee SI ar wis falable & not repeated an offer to compromise \ 1 Meare et 4 aieey na ang é Finer Red fin Alie ( at rdgh fa omake wn marke! oempered lasti with Democratic Gov Williams ; - rek fe t simiughtet iba and sheep a athe aa acer ag tee . rood and ihales ey on solutions to the state s financial, Firestone 143 ¢ 80¥ mee Ms oes . 450-26 a is oe dilenina Pood Ma sia * : zZ ; caw "Si eae 45 , ound ” Ford Mot mos gperty Ro aN ee dee a A Te at Resides Lodge, those partici Fieepo 8 a F : ‘ Cn . e hee Pr nn . . Prauh Tre Oo Aa oy 47 1 800 ; Galera 8) oe pStine in ine pave jtincunsion Gardner De ai aw | feeder lac were Sens. Lyan ©. Francis o ee mar 74 eid OO ‘ Midland, GOP floor , leader SECOND F eh Bice eee frank DP Beadle of St. -Clalr Sturdy, quality tool : ven lee BO ttud Pa fn? . ran rae = ‘ ? — oe ai faa tee Cras Shocked Patient Told party caucus chairman, and GALLON ere ING set Mills ef Tew (+> Ru i ve 16-08. on : i6-on. Can Gen Motors 497 1 or ‘ Carlton HH Morris of Kalama ° Large Gen Ta fin t Rh Wee Hes Due for Autopsy OF 100 le CAULK Nationally 29 phe = : niin WA ah r00, advocates of a state sales ; 2 Time ‘ « UN Adv. $1 Cher Tl er [i aneamer f I \ ae : 2 . < eh Fie 5 RENAE OR OKLATIOMA CILY im Teen > Open Eves, eT us , < & Gear father of Mrs. ae exterior SSiveen'@ | a ey | oe 2790 Auburn. Rd. : i EARLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- | 2 -9236 ts. Partly furn. OR 3-B105. =e Mrs. Harry King. & 8 p.m. OR 3-1125. AT KIRBY'S ARE WORTAN FOR TS an Cooley Lake Rd. EM) _ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | BE’ CORNER APART- _Srether af Dud: at EXPERIENCED PRESSER & HAT 5 brand ew heme, must a: a zc ment, parking in rear. newly dec- neral service vi —_— Pu- ter, % days work for 5 days = a cure your finane financial cet, oven ‘cal | nave telerences — | ~ avs UPeos ei CASH FOR HOMES orated. quiet ne Con- une 13, at 2 p.m. from Allen; mnady job. Mi ts me. Glyn ANTED LADY. _ i < RIGHT-VALUET tact Mrs. Hollenbeck, 86 Murphy Puneral Home, Lake Orion, with! goer Bnew between 7 pa wee pm Savi ferred, or gil capatle of caring ~—"FHOMAS TE PEOLETERING FE 5-0683 re 196) eee interment in Oxford Cemetery. DRIVERS. STEADY & WANTED. TRUCK DRIVER | Se en et ie 19? NORTH PERRY 87 Wave CASH. — RM. SITCHENETTE. P PVT. r sate UBLEGGER, JUNE 11 “1958 Bae SS “Or night shits! our delivery, Steady job General Starting June Teh thru June 18 FE 5-8888 NO NVILE. TRAVEL water farm’ Adults oaly. 200 Dr, Highland ; pone . or June 20th. Live in. ES : [2 x -L. _N. Paddock al Twp. age 9. beloved wife of Engine Lath Lawrenee 8-0040 . Lost & Found — | 24 we wil travel to see you and maadocs.. kinase Byte. Willem U ; 4 athe Operator amend sca ao | BEDROOM APT. BUILTIN pplegger; dear mother MINIMU WTD.: 7 OR “MORE . GOOD LABOR- WANTED — TELEPHONE CAN- | show you how to get cash far to of William Uplegger, Mrs. John M OF 10 YEARS EXPERI- ers for concrete retaining wa!! PUP- steel pon, ARS el stove & refrigerator. many fine : a ence required. ‘ vassers, 4 hours a day calling FOUND WHITE ee your bome ‘an comiract Gr atre- features modern architecture, pa po ple ~ es or Evans; { phan ie ae renga Good pay. 318 from our oft: 7 com. j - ps About 6 wks eid Vic Cedar age : Call Bow for a 30-minute adults, $90. FE 7-138. ‘8. - ae u ervice o charge nn re bins, ‘Alexander and George Bat. YOUNG MAN te mest call “Pe easn between sland 1p SM 2AM wat, KD. RILEN. Broker |* ae & LO Oey Se net; also survived by 9 grandchil-' Mill. Operator electronic components. -Prefer 1| 9:30 and 5 Lot n. Vic: W Peirmont & Holly: stove & refrig. furn. 285 Whi n See ae ae eee ett BE ABLE TO SET-UP OWN Apoly ‘Poot Pontiac Press, Box 61, mae @ MUST BE EXPERI- sts Reward. PE ¢498¢ 0, FE FE ¢ wees fave 44821 . 5 -Sroaoa | : w. . aa Pry ry ~ . na RACE ' day, June 15, : in and | eneed in serving food and bev- | 64512.) CLEAN. maube dtth.1202a; fron) McGregor Mig. Corp, |e Sueenese | Seas Blan reat se 6, tela” a peee ctnsims—viecor| GLAND FHA | 0 me FE Ce ot oe oe | wv. Cyril Popplectone officiating | 2788 W. . TRO YOUNG MAN | ae . a i “piret Baptist Church. FE ¢00% | CASH POR YOUR ROME Reasonable rent. MY 2-018]. Interment in Cemetery. | — MI 4-3540 OUNG MA! - a irtmaae eEPeRTNIE = | LosT GREEN yin POST) TOS, Win aS 0 ot geen ea: is 2 RMS. AN a mr Mrs. eign aod will He in state| EXPERIENCED 8B. FULL ermanent employment, Nee ¢ ‘Es ward cman” R nwieeis] | Office. Please return papers, Keep) en, “Cau us for further infor- | a t tilitie pola LOWER, ALL at the Ri -bird Puneral| time. 682 W. Huron. FE 3-0783 late model car. High school edu- - HO SOR siau the _? FE 5-1518. =X De feel obligated. We Ss. uburn. PE 4-0657.. _Home, Milford. FLL “On BART RIE CS Orc | Cann Coctreble, We tna wih raat, 2006 Dials er Los ARGE TAN MIXED | will appraise your property and |? S LG. RMS. UTILITIES. STAPFORD. JUNE ii, 1060, JAMES, ing’ & a | wets Peamis: OS ERS SE aro Cocke ae about 11 yrs. id,| tell you the casn you oan receive | | ; Tecnatien, $0 Marve, Om FS | gwd Hela 54; dear father MUN’ . | W Huron. Nights with Sun- gaswers | Jiggs.” Reward, Call; net toy CLEAN RO par cond Sen. mgr Lynn 81 OSMUN’S ant preseeres for & young man. days j — Fe sere DORRIB & SON "REALTORS | 6-6286. wuities i = Isabel céehran, Bee. enn with original ideas and the ability WANTED: WOMAN TO > Live aman | Hebbies & Supplies 24A 152 W_ Huron +1357 | 5 ROOMS AND BATEL 27 Oale> Pe Mrs Ruth” priager| HELP! HELP! HELP! | “ ™ “™ % Peet | cher 630°. a bovis | | Nr | WANTED: erties , MU Gt. $56. wele hier “William, tad” John Staf-; YOURSELF Salary and car allowance plus a © 1959 by NEA Serves ten | PAINT BY NUMBER VICTURES.| Homes, farms, iake property and | _come. UL 2-3719. ford. Mr. Stafford will li | WAITRESS WANTED—FO - bb} ames Backenstose Te: t vers © ctaah. gv tke’ eteee Pueral Salary cwertime, work jj, ‘We usual job benefits. “ends, Spadafore’s Bar, 6 N. Coss. Tk Rag. UB. Pet. Om je oe srore. | 15 B._Lawrence St Pat WN "yor . Rk : 1 Est) {3 peg Guar: gr Tone | the hours ¥ you want. I want you | P a : : | au ones, Real Est ping Center 3-1978 ome Fhapisehieron J He will be! to make money. More than you | Write to Box 2 THE PONTIAC WAITRESS WITH " EXPER- "Notices & P Personals. 25 832 W. Huron FE 48550 3 ‘RMS. BATH. REFRIG. . STOVE, woe a ine Blchnora., Funeral Gis making man! \aeten 16 cuc-| PRESS siving name. address: | fence sin, soak oser Contd ‘When I go out with Billy, I can't Make up my mind ~~~~~~~~~ =r ~ $80 mo. Also 1 apt. 047.56 . a education an Loy mei on Saturday morning, for services Sourueithe ne Ona D8 ® success record. employment transportation Call OR 3-998. whether he's s thrifty or just plain stingy!” AA PRIVATE [DETECTIVES Rent Apts. Furnished 33 Fe 2880. Palm Viia Apis H ia) arrangements by the DELIVERY BOYS | WOULD YOU LIKE TO “SUPPLE-| oe _—__ ee Dont worry. Know . the iecr y ROOM AND 3 ee a ORDER TAKERS P | “iment your income? Cali PE 3-7632 | Confidential — consultation | ROOM KIVCHENETTE, pyT | Fishers. Newly BATH | NEAR - ADVERTISERS : - ' . for appointment , : _8-3201 septa room eee fn ab ce a a 1m Memoriam — 2 __ Help ) Wanted Fema’ me? (WILL TRAIN QUALIFIED. ‘wou. Work Wanted Female 11 Business Services = 13 EN We OF s dock Alberta Apts 3 ROOM and bain Newly dee CLOSERS * au rect a group women. Pe 0 . 7 rs rate eat turn Near Sears. IN MEMORY OF RENA MAY ANVASSERS ls WAITRESSES NEEDED K Above | average income, A e over SENIOR WANTS BABYS! ING NEW : an or isa | 4f 2 RM INDIVIDUAL APTS. 875 per mo Andrews, who passed away June NON-CANVASSERS oe aS. person, 6761 Disie_ = at” or 5 FOr week PR $4436 SiTT ven ie T ped Sear ecuaW eeenne Bachelors or couples. PE 2-856 Roy ‘Annes ine aeeitars. sal aca = Sear oe “IN WILL DO IRONING IN MY H : S t FE ; "% ON ujon, FR 600) Te pneeahaet [peste ws) =aanm BUS DRIVERS AN UNUSUAL sSuavory Conmet fo Millers ama loan | exp we Eee 63 Cin ay RE bonded PR 4.7980 bicensed: ene Sais Contidential mene te Pacey ture rine MP 4 ee te ce ne Ol ten inscal ue we loved 00-9: MEN necessary. Mus | WOMAN | os: “WANTS HOUSEWORK = <- BEST CARPET CLEANERS ; 7 ibs PVT EX Ghai oon a she sleeps a peaceful aK PETS | . Made oy Nutrilite. preatess | ae ye wean beg th ie — se Dd ion EM 3-0163' Slabs ace 7 ewer i ; ance nocd t Everywing ae) 4 NAPE Ganioen a ADULTS. RESDEN 1 2-4025. 4 | s) atio r ae rmeriy . ir Her memory we snail always keep. We train. do as we do, follow | Gee SOARAN. |_ Morris for ap ee Rade for Mr Press Box 13. PLASTERING — NEW OR REPAIR: ford Formers, i Sumber ef nlhed. Near Segway. Teative © | _FR_24013,_ 3)” §. Marsbelt, Sadly ‘missed by her family the leader. Applicati be- | BEA OPERATOR: OUARAN- Hieais tae =~ a Bly Wor Work Guaranteed. FE 5-0304 éars (quali our Trademark) — a eee 4 ROOMS. ACROSS FROM PON. , a i. nerd pp ions mow be- | tee plus. commission. Royal Oak warrnmes WITH G EXPERI. WOMAN WANTS DAY WOR : E 224 2° ROOMS UTILITIES PAID PE)“ 4), M PON- Funeral Directors 4 eee eee ee eee Liverty 91608 Apply at RITL Eizabetn | Good references, PE 3-724. Saws, Hand Lawnmowers E 2-2661 | ot -_ FE 5-0028 atier 5. Sad Tl etme Aske for MMP. Bertie | seaurY ~ OPER. maton WANTED. tr Re ____| WOMEN WANT WALL WASH. | Machine Sharpened CATERING ee ideal ; aoa eat een Ce ee ee uP COATS or Mr. Scarpelli. = mervick | _g00d opportunity. Call OR 3 53841.) ee — x and how ecleaning. ve 3-7581. Maniey Leach 10 Bagiey st pore ero Phone OAkland 83057) wees Sana 7 he es $- 108% ae a a mi hax cx ast “acne WANTED ——— | SABY SrrTam. eTeapy. ¥ 10. OR: Help W 7 Ww MAN IN "IN "PONTIAC ANTS Ma) _ SPRING Ay S SPRUNG. THE OLYsIs CENTER | Inquire at 713 Baldwm Are Drayto: et = Ford and oreury, gf “ehard Lk. and Telegra ape. cal Wented Gare - References. FE back and now's re ate a BOUTS ee nar |2& 3 ROOMS PVT. ENT. & BATH. view. MA 3 in OR _3-7757 Gaverly ‘Rochester, eier 3 or weekends. 1215 Ward time ay SANI- “VAC apt rd Martha Wilder, State registered, ; 111 N. Telegraph |$ ROOMS. gaat s HOT WATER. —~“SPARKS-GRIPFIN CHAPEL Michigan. Apply tn person. PE 5-7428__ |2 REAL EsTare SALESMEN on | | fm Home heating equipment Day | experienced OR 3-205 3 ROOMS @ BATH, PVT ADULTS ; _Stste_St. em. PE 48032 Fhoughtful Service FE 18001 \WIDDLEAGED MANDY MAN OR ar Pinst SELL PRISE. MIRA- orgie oad s new bome projects Building § Service _ 12 er iat Belaea Furnace) “CHARLES CHESTE Ro | only 3 Stowell SRM” LOWER FLAT 7 BED- furnish a 2 bedrm. ¢@ &!' purpose Cc ansing & You'll) make money here. 7 is = -* 2 RM. BATH. PVT “ENT UTIL | Tooms. utilities | co At bus stop. ] h fiat’st Woodhull Lake, near Dray. | Yor everything Dishes, DS. | tend County's fastest growing | 4-1 CEMENT & BLOCK WORK. |WE CARRY PARTS FOR ALi cin CuRMIORED i GM lide Employed lady. FE) Serge OR yet oneison- Jo TS: ton “Piaios for part time belp | as papent tires. NO sSs'Sfoas, | Real Estate Firm. Jim Wiliams | _Also_repeire OR 30464 | gute and wringer washers Whole E #_ MILLE ’ on 5 2-482 ____ | § RMB. 2 BEDRM BEAUTIFUL @ Eee h air g 7 adie Poutiac Press, Box 82. CAPABLE WOMAN FOR HOUSE. Resitp—10)_Peldwie, FR eee | at BASEMENTS ) PUT UNDER = Se 8 TANCE, SERVICE DAIRY, MAID SERCO FE. ties Je 2 ROOMS. ; FORNISHED. STOVE. | Sau wat kh hae nee ata tm ne ee | Tein FOREMAN FOR MACHINE SHOP, Work a ee $5100 DRE DIE Ley di sis eer nnn aE tee, a: ROY'S. 06 N06 Oakland FE 24011 paint) MAIN SUPPLIES — 199 | rele. SUIRLEY APTS < cle Une a Lee. y . Voothees- Siple i Must have at least 2 Fee tenes | COCTIME ee Mour Gone | $end up per br. Selling Wetkins | 4-1 BLOCK. BRICK AND CEMENT Dressmaking, Tailorin 16, Mengmisee Mre. wallace FE (10 F Muro ee Se ed Neat new Pést Othes, on high quality, | girls for W Root Beer. 28 nationally _ advert work. Residential and commer | ~~ & 5-780 2 RMS UTILITTES PORN IN- General Hosptal & Tei-Huron. ~ FUNERAL HOME . ba ai gr creel peel produc: | f Sacto. cauen cena 6 No cash outlay, you cannot lose. | ~ cial. Also under house basem: LADIES” “OPPORTUNITY KNOCK- fant Welcome 134 conat St. FE Refined adu't tenants. No pets. tion werk on tool room ¢ 5. ee — m. | 150 N. Per: ese We are well eq Call “ory | | DRESSMAKING bea tag By AL ing. Short time only. Absolutely; 23-2300 : 33-35 Waldo OR §-7444 Ambulance Service Plane of Motor) chines incjuding thread Tipline | COLORED LADY WANTED TO AS. [EXPERIENCED GENERAL iR-| 31198 “Jona W. Capiés. Guaran-° terations Mrs_Bodell. FE 4.0083. free to you. beautsial 0 Rit 2 LOE: RMS & BATH PVT ENT 5 RMS. AND BATH. DOWN, Ga- PE 2-8378 2 ae s sist with housework & | salesiady.| teed work. DRESSMAKING aetna. AL- service for &. Cory Stainiess sles’ . Chean 32-0661 atier 6 FE ~~ rage. near Genera! Hospital, heat , Cemetery Lots 5 _ortnes : ive See eta home than Becciiont opportuni. Phone OR | A.: ELECTRICAL SERVICE. SPE- erations. drapes & Formals done fiatware, pe) Sages tit Settles | §-8322 furnished. FE $-6766, . _._ wemetery Lots 9 applicants must directly supervise —"=S°* iytair_ 066! | oe | ¢laliging in remodeling irs. in my home. Call F | Value, $39.85; for ROOMS Hy Bare eos eR BECO " = =} i Liss, ° 2200 ~ vanilla, 11 ‘a-lb. cans pepper | 2 ‘LARGE M. APT. ND FLOOR. ea ae CAR HOPS EXPERIENCE roll; eo 8 = a ES 200. | wa NTED SEWING AND ‘ont vente ery PE 2308s Call ent ae il West side. Call FE 41001. f Z | = ‘ P an es- - tions rs. ae sies ‘ w may be RMS eee A — L}- RM. ; lot) ‘nm section 5, Perry-Mt. Park | quired and must be able to pro- se — At ashy lady. Excellent opportunity. Phone Cestom Cabinets & roar a. Parke ae Tomorre y a dk ._ 10% Close 4 ost Fad Glia atne reeoni 1 choice tot at Oskiand . Hills | pee quailty" parts “competitively. Utica | OR 40008, J. A. Taylor. _—| Pree Eats. UL 2.367 ae _ LosE 1 POUNDS IN 7 DAYS 2 RMS & BATH CLOSE IN| _after 6 p.m. Cemetery near Walled Lake and ber, reliable & 8 ee ene) oN DENTAL ASSISTANT. EPPictEn- PVE hy a4 a1) Ce, ree _Garden Plowing 16B with Unitro: capsules eta rity Aduits. FR >-4098. $ RMS. UNPURN. 4 PT UPPER, Novi Phone OR 3 i hours r weet minimum. | plus 6 pergonaly Write’ Pon-| operate z CT BRIG’ BLOCK AND C2 BL i 1 capsule $125. Thrify 9 pve & BATH. “pvr. ENT & 1 or s childres | past | th ae hour “shite every” day to | 3-1 BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT ' Summ 6 GRAVE. OTS IN “WHITE Salary commensurate | ac Box 7 operate fire and police telephone A wert. Also fh Aa ‘om 3.0002 noes ROTO wiciee oan. | —_Drse_ Stores } weil ES Pe 4 Chapel. Will divide. FE &2768. | yith ge & ability. | EX EXPERIENCED W wa . PART-| and redio. 6ix day work week. oe _ Erepece. A. , Mens. lawns and flower beds — LOSE “WEIGHT SAPELY AND | , oR 3 Pvt BATH & 5 RMS . ATE OFPER ER. 43 MO PERRY MT. P ; Fringe ts, — insurance, time. Apply 43 Auburn. 10 a.m. a —SoLLporixa & TRUCKING | aa tr timates economically with tewly release 1 eae Giese ot 2-610 Children welcome. OR 4-0010 5 ARK Seiad hte) bos ime. A aDurh. = Salary $1,200 per r. No ex Reasonable .ates. free estima , graves. $25 & up. FE | . bospitatisation, ” | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. DIN.| perience necessary Wo age limit DON our ieee EB 5-288) FE 40084 7 Den-A-Diet tablet, 98 cents et (2 RM & BATH “UPPER WHITE 5 RMS. NR. GENEPAL HOSPITAL. WHITE CHAPEL « aaetand ay at | Replies must | ‘include resume of — Fe & cocktail lounge. Call | Obtain n application bi blanks at City UILDING SERV- COW MANURE PLOWING DISK: SIMMB Wait.) 213.8 Paddock 812 PE 2-7120 Stove & refrig opt, PE 46481. Tentony Mr itngie Ett goune| poo tan Years egpecince art | ) WAITR 17 TO GARDEN | PLOWING &@ FITTING ! : furn Private entrance & eth. adoek, Call FE 4-1618. A 5- | confidential, Write Pontise Frou eaays 978 Orchard Lx. Rd. No | _Lake, Mt a ot MRE ca eork, Phone OR (ON AND AFTER THIS DATE... white 322 Prospect FE 2429 | § ROOMS & BATH, EAST SIDE LO- re = aeons! Box 90 hone calls ” IF , ALL PEINDS Nps OF comet feted 3-3070 _ Lidster__ une Je es «deus conteecten | 3 NICE LARGE ROOMS PRI cation Nr Eastern Jr High. Gas BOX REPLIES ip YOU ARE FREE 7 TO 10 EXPERIENCED WATTRESS Fe YOR! vss diserey eostre $1000 Pa GARDEN AND LAWN ROTO-TI1- | epemal@le. fer 68) Ser ectl Prag cate (Sgik B entrense -Class Ge Os 6 ee = _ PM, are neat appearing & have} morning, shift. Apply in person | month income, secure future. a) KINDS s = AND “ing 318 EB. Wilson 3-0020., DY ORY Sie abery! Drive. Pootisc, | Fisher Body FE 9-004 ¢ ROOM DUP! EX APT. DOWN. At 10 a.m. Today there |: ty tor? ob that Pei esate ae CED SAL PEWOWAY, | we, mm 2 yesre, can F | ant TYPE Ol OF HOUSE PLANS. PLOWING. DRAOOING 4, Se UL a DAT < aa ne _ Agee ue om Ea Rael A ha inset — 700, after fe > AFTER THIS DATE “ald welcome ' sit if § UNFURN ROOMS NIC we rapier ict aa itr aie et rot, sale job. me full or part time Younglan 4) wrp.: “BALESMEN. MEN oR | _custom _dra' drawn. OL (5 eee = 33519 [on eres 1969. I wil] not be re > mother works FE. 41126 clean Relerence See “ARD office in the Setowteg taformation) call Wenry Seaith. re meaeig Contat Miracle Mile ane a W. Dinnan. Apply 66) BU RKE ' PLOWING. “GRADING 1 DISCING, & | sponsible for any somes me as 3 ROOMS BATH 18, WILLARD +ore2 + 6 8-01 : est Huron t sone mowing 775 ot ake L by any othe } a 5-03; 5 ROOMS BATH Renee inoae ° EXP. PANTRY, WOMAN APPLY | ————-- | ASPHALT PAVING care or OR D016) |W Warsigtl 14 Colum bie } Rua FURN” UPPER 2.6333 ee en ra . : TOR Wi wuit o $, Kingsley Inn. | Let us estimate your driveway | WARNER'S ROTO ~~ TILLING : Big 821 Oakland 90 OA x 7 14, %, 21, 28, 31, 32, hare ll he ogre. a SUPPLY | Bloomfield Hills | Employment Agencies 8A, or parking Mt. Our jods are our Lawns 4 & gardens. Also light grad- PFRSONALITY HAIR “CUT AND : RM PURN APT PVT ENT 2 rooms swore ate Cisan: a5 '57, 4 00, 8, ot. 0s, feet vemtottam ) | BPEL WATT Re ne Prete Pe stost or CMp2020 | wont U Frosé | FESotee Dorothy's 9 ew Huron Bt Ber had “carwnee ne Lote , are 2 4 unlergs eres Pig 2 pee | Phone PE 5-6037 or = UMS 3420 | worK UP Your LAWN & GAR- : an. | AVON APTS. $17 BP x 14; 15, 77, 91; 8 6,100, 163, + ggg ur SERVICE iste a Bes Bees MIDWEST 8 BRICK, BLOCK, | STONE Kg CE-| den. Rototilling. Rees. PE «1608 BK AON HALL AVAILABLE FOR ? ORMew toes ca ‘beth. Ing : Modern v7 eet ‘ w: — 2 ment wor! ntial- com - - bath. Inquire manager 104,- 106; 10$, 109, 114. se ra tools. Aogly fe pores to EXPERIENCED |W om aw FOR E ploy ent | mercial. Bill EM 3-3168. | La Service 18, ei ORCHARD =—* a0 ee — 2 NicB eee tne coun ATTRACHVE MODERN CRS : ord, joodward, Birming-| Douse m m | BLDG. REP Se ee £ RENT Dish Pr 45805 “lose In. hot ¥ turn. $53. = — S -WANTED i U — _Fequired. in eset Weterence 406 Pontiac Btete Bank Bide a. Bleck, Cement werk. FE "COMPLETE deveagn ¥ LAUNDRY | ma eee WAN WHO GAVE > partis —— * | Route Pie's wast. 3) Cadillac . Ban NIG | ; 4 — "| Service = ae = Ave | y ROOMS UPPER FURNIBHED ‘BEAUTIFUL MODERN 5 ROOMS The Pontiac Press re [Saits’ . ngage see == ao ae time. 2 _ —walthese ort Guaremed, ge eo FED - | Fai eB. Teeerer- og ‘Ge ot gular | ees ate soar! a Onve-sies | Rrggeeee! ote heer furnishes, win weekly. Cali for appointment be- | vod PE ta orn = | A please call FE $-990t. | Augusta, Wh, 32-3703 or ne. downtows. No young children. _* - — : ‘ _ a | andscapin 18 ; bs young children, FOR WANT ADS ae teas eae gxPERtncED aTraeas WANT. ° Meet a Attractive | BLOCK, BRICK - CEMENT WORK, | ~~~ eros eos - Wd. ‘Household Goods 27.3 EMS. NEAR, ELIZABEN i) Ss we we me EOeOE. behere : , pany. - | eG, days. Apply in person oe s aod threpinees._ MA ERION AND KY. BLUE 80D. Cass-Elisabeth Ra . , Mie Ce | DIAL FE 2-8181 ae een ary toa Bigg ond WF Huron, * “ Call Evelyn Edwards | CEMENT ea | “Deliveries made or yes pick up. | anTI@UE DISHES FURN om } RM& PORN. UPPER. 68 OJ18TA Cozy little apartment, 3 : = osu and Soda Por Appl Re ford Fe +m | Re ements La ESSLEILL B ae | jampa, marble tp taviee, NY ROOMS & BATH COUPLE ONLY rooms, centrally located ? Hi i sa , 13915 1 ye : a From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. tom jersonally see that | Restaurant, ” 3650. Dixie Hwy. Instructions 9; CA pecialise, we, sareges. PE bios, | SRM. SUITE. OOESI'T HAVE 10 uF Extras. Low rent. FE you gt it 1 you quality. Get| — eee - POD DEED LEID I | ‘ORK OO ‘ee TRI v match. Rees PE §-6080. 3 RM. APT. FoR COUPLE. PVT. out of you're in, and 'Y COOK WANTED. MUST BE | & Ww . GOOD | M1 “1 TR TRINMINO AND CUT. | FURNI- | ent. and bath close to coomtews , 4- 4807. per ttes peice ote + live « little oA your obligations - ae Apply in pan ony: er Bete DRIVE , | _s= small jobs MA_ 58-1926 | ting. free estimates. OR a ‘CASH a og | Be enn URNI- | wp 3.7223 DUP. ‘x Say media e it ive-Inn, wu ou for E t a Oss fe td bra 0 ee “5 | Re ret Chastrises pa merci Pootiec L Lake a Soot. oad te nt and license. rE Pr CU; STOM ~HO ME Ss v1 Atta ac bid. ae FOR R FURNITURE AND AF Fp fot Muay egupe g 4 cane down. meas La pe s y for errors er 10:30 Tuesday mereing. June GIRL FOR Mork OTHER'S HELPER. _ in rawings, construction es | FE 2-7188 or | ~ piiances. Odd pteces or house fu Also 1-2 or 4 rooms 2-203) = ; Singer cancel =r Faster! det | 3 idcere 5 good men. 78 a children. More for home than | WANTED SLEMENTARY seTU-| _timstes at ne cost. OR 3-876 | Aypys ROTO TILL TRO=GAR. | Prompt courteous service. re ~~ ROOMs & vine FURN. OR UNFURN. 3 “2 BEDRM. | ‘or : t pleats re bo ad wages. FE 5-6260. 0 dents who desire to be tutored CE R AMIC TTL E dens. lawns and flower beds | 47681 73 Hill st upper. Kitchen, bath living-dinirg | aes = eo ve -— MALE Ew. Wa ALL GENERAL OFFICE HELP | inate o summer. Write Pontiac | FREE ESTIMA TERMS | sonable yates, free estimates Re: | FU RNITU RE WEE DE 1) y Re pvt BATH NICELY PUR. | pao pete Bloomer Ra. Rochester. dered — cog h the le. No Sars co tees Ez eee ee aes Ke: | Advance Foor Co. _OR 36701 | KINDS OF LAWN WORK. FIN- Entire home of odd lots Get the nished. baby welcome 210 80ulh Bieer CLASS APT- BLOGS. error. When cancellations employes. will only be eon-| diate employment and permenent | Work Wanted Male 10 custom { HOMES BY LICENSED inh grading. Top soil. FE_ tac} | top dollar. Wil buy outright or Anderson : rooms iy BAIN. BLS, caad eae or ara a ‘abe to oe sidered if they are cleared by position Apply Pontiac Preu. Boa ( GRINDERS | OFFICE GIRL. TYPING, a meat up., PR 8-2087, | HOME QARAOE CABINS, 8 ADDT EIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCEING 15 sett tand contract at the , . Roget Sree. Help Wanted Male 'SEMI-PRODUCTION, suRPacs SHORTHAND & OF-! a WF Mey AND SICK | is. Licensed builder. FH cop saa ating FF lowest posit culough bas ei " ry “Fooms s & BATH Avtamatie MAL 8 Oe eet ere a | pore nected. Top rete 2) FICE MACHINES. 5 Maite desires. work of | Terms. FE | eee eee rans! bie cash fer aerial and many other fine. . ae rr fea- CARS WORK r . et Valco-— -< rE on tl song “e REPAIR. REAS. | | nee a i} tures. =3 * setween 610. evenings. earnings mate Products, 407 DAY WEEK. SAHLIN Painting, EXTERIOR, a “ODELL CARTAGE | ioe reine: “Merinew ort atts wERRLY Tee Be) . Si east iu Fat sox tay bg seen ew ENGINEERING. 750 Wamp ue eareae - Pane ORBRAR, Los) ong foe pciass, Seve | CARMAN TAINS ru Se Rte ae nN Sue pte ashes ae alt ‘ | - Tow *! r. o _ . FOR ° Se— Or . rk? uo o = RENT KUTOMOBILE SALESMA shop man only. 14) \{_ need OUNG ) 4384 a CDING posits — For » limited time only. i is work a an PLOOR 1 sapanition to ri spe qual a spt Ooh. ie Toot Clawson Die, 1034 W. 14) APLE BETW EEN | FE 5- ‘ * sanaine and "and teaching. vheas ve Trucks to Rent RRO RE AL we Must matron _references. Fie She ag By A ‘Foot MARE laweon, Michigsn, = |. TVERNOIS AN D | wendy ayoswanb onase cor, | + —} ~~ ABSOLUTELY AIR CONDETIONED BRAKD XBW ATETS! QNEE = Rey. om Sian reas, CROOKS RD. MI 4 fag Savne ten Sete. °™ SRO eee See ee carat ana | Panne”, Saute dgenigets MANAORN BARLUBEIT. APT « 4 rk v M re Sat in aah Or a 7373. YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE Jos EAVESTROUGHING FE 40444" '5-Ton Pickups tyton stakes contract Cash buyers watung Kitchen Living room. Bedroom FE 86918 rience. Plenty of work. Must have; cel vools. Orchard se oe ; ‘ TREN t or Dump trucks Sem!-trajiers Cail Realtor Partridge. FE 43581 adinte 600 re OPEN DAILY & StINDAT tools. Excellent benefits Appl in| =: : oes “i PE 2-6411 ENCHING, EXCAVATING F Li Immediate upancy $85 pply & PRACTICA!. NURSES. septic tanks. Field tiie footin Pontiac Farm and Ar AWEON & WATBON ; ie AM PM rron, Al Hanoute, Ine. 290 N e GRRET Sta me a YOUNG MARRIEI_ MAN DESIRES Ditchee and boat well. UL 2- ACTION! lt'y N Saginew PE 2.5420 “A ae =e rk Bivé., Lake Orion, Michi- ALL SHIFTS. MUST): LT aa ob of any kind. OR — Industrial Tractor Co. On Your Land Contract “ff you on Paul A. Kern, Realtor gan. ; a rater ‘minum ‘aed wianee il BE M I C H rc A ~ I {. | ¥abua Wan wo wand’ wort 2 Business Services 13 225 § WOODWARD = solid on & es or a ARC ADTA No. } Rentals rE ore iniess eee: a ~ 7 a 4 TEI me ie contract. end would tike = Attention Teachers! | wala areas ir vacations CENSED. CALI FE fers job. FE 6-1142 - 5) a nd ee! val arere! eur cash We can get you the WOLVERINE sen THIS — coe 3 — Summer sales pe 1 needed | 4 “ Acme Asphalt Pavin oe highest doilar. Reasqnabie as ; eg ‘ ove refrigerasor coupie C (9 Lice eae MAN ii ikES WORK Ld 2 ANELEN for Pontiac area. or women. | —¥ , On ANTE ‘> ARMICLES PICKED counts Ack for Mr Hayden hRANKLID _Popiar 4443 onee i8 Ind wood “ Latkce | §-4192, EXT 28. Licensed and bonded Free esti- vee ot. ounts Ask f Hay Prope os nee ot FE ae — m , ROOM é& “SSARD ON LAKE Work Wanted Female qn melee. FE Sit oe = heres. TE_* J C. HAYDEN, Realtor Newly decorated and furnished | Ls * a0 00 — eo "lathe operators. ors. Lyon Gear on Gear & Me-| gh wage in excha for re- ~ gp nag & je ap Painting & Decorating 20 46 FE Walton, FE £04641. ineuding stove, refrigerator, Phone CR_ 83611. ee oe 3887) DAY IRONING 83 BusnEt sat Pa ie 5 CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS | 9f5 All bave separated pedroom*| UNPURN § ROOMS & BATH UP- eh ion a References. FE 8-147 _ ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS jst CLASS [NT.--EXT PAINT- J 3 VanWelt, 4640 Dixie Hey School ‘4 block nly 3 biocks ver fiat. Near St Michael's We ere hiring full or part time ~ 1 pay 1 Aaa “0 pppoe 2d a ee a. ing en Beck, OL 1 1914). om, PO aa _ east of Crurt House. ] Churen. 17S Beach Sti FE €2193 women, 4 ‘end over, 7 ist CLASS PAINTING AND DEC- model and sel sparkling Maret SS ly Co 1 W. Lew “crating. Cea or terms. UL Ne rage? eo Exire, Fees try costume jew wo CHRISTIAN inl. DF RES BABY | * - oFE 30135. _ | 3.3940 Agi & HARGER ‘SL ATER investments, ore or collect; # in B LANDSCAPING & ‘ar Clan, DECORATING Faigy: nee __.. PE 5 s-8109 eo ah eeaihend fo a “Pe e0as8. | IMMEDIATE S3.N. Parke St. ’ a aLy: ) VE 43566 eal, ul ons windows. Ressonabie. | 4 LA ACTION , <= A | -eperieg. eS a | On ood jand contract. New +e Pri, from 0,0 5. Ova trsaepel | CONTRACTOR, PULLY LICRREED | “7 PAINTING & + | Otoe teasaued., Your ash upon Mine oe “Calne A cRIENCED WOMAN WOUL ee ag | STORED < CHEN a3 ROO ‘8 i a? TENCED ag ane : Oe oes” a wt coh ey ot cast | rh T, saleton: | | beth, au iuilities turmaned. pleasing meee ~ Custom . Asp shalt eels or Te "E _ $9205. 339 Orchard. "Pane ne — N. APT. 5 ter sae aitting afer 4pm. is 5 Pdi hod 5s Sooseneane | : “ emg, #4. Caen : i UL RO, FReERS sss N APT Fe) Ree ew Contr Pike, FE 31-9068. i "tea, Geet 2: N - THIRTY. RIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 12. 1959 . ‘ Rent-Houses Furnished 3 35) 1 BEDROOM, MODERN, ATPRAC- 11 Cl tive. 34 miles East of Highland ' MUtual a 3 . BEDROOM HOME. VIC OP.) dyke & Walton Bivd. $85. FE Seg 82T. on 2? BEDROOM HOME ON CON- * ae eee ie _ For Rent Rooms = 37 CLEAN ROOM’ FOR i OR 2 persons, FE 5-6466, 184 Mt Clem ens Lon Room, ty BvT ENTRANCE SLEEPING “ROOM — 58 GLAD. stone FE 6-. _merce Ra. M5100. mo, EM 3-2400. ATTRACTIVE. aaa . GIRLS” PRIV Heges. 347 W_ Huron water. FE 2-208! ATTRACTIVE RM GIRLE OR 3-6 RM. DOPLEX. 14 AND 16 North Cass Ave Utilities paid married couple. All priv. North Side, FE 2-8075 Mecene Rent $65 per mccih 4 SUS SOF LOS “FRONT RM PE. “83319 J ROOMS. & BATH DUPLEX, PART- Everything for your convenience PE $-7332 ly furnished. rent—$45. Inquire pox” witH COOKING PRIVT. 5418 Elizabeth Lk Ro 42MS AND BATH PARTI Y FUR nished tar elderiv work out part of ren Cal) mui ning. § RM FURN DUPLEX NFW Avo Wa-he diyer efrig Ma ant June 12 i Au 2 sico MOQ iWesudlug wii~ FE §-1411 : § ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT ! Lake | iter New Winont . plant and Pa.agon MArket #3327 BEAUTIFUL F! "RNISHED 4 BED room anc! downtown h : washing faciuities furn. 800 Ll 2-2674 LAKEFRONT 2 BEDROOMS WITH utillites duits ou $i00 mont Fe 45071 Eves FE 4-440) NEAT 3} RMS AND BATH, WITH ake pris Call EM 3-2417 RENT WITH OPTION 1O BUY ompletely furn 2 s'ervy 2 bed room home will basement FE 84105 : ed t4- HOUSES FOR HENT IN- juire at ple Ta Ra Asa fit Llontle We FE 42031 Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 BE DHIAIM PY PLRX rs PASE BolLEVARD HEIGHis ‘ Pol hig r 5 Pric MONTH leges Al) utilities furnished Co! ored only FE %-8114 40 6) EEPING POOM# PRIVATE FX rance bus atop 174 State 81 EEPING ROOM $100 CLEAN (44 Hura Rooms With Board 38 XTRA CIF AN HOME STYLE ieals FE 35-0777 14 Matines ,ICkE HOME S80UTHERN COOK ing Pail: ag epacs Men o: mint wil. chid FE 45-9313 Convalescent Homes 38A WE OFFER THE FINES! IN equipment and service af rea onable rates Men or women Beil ambiatory 24 Kr cere FF rh Hotel Rooms 39 HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Dav or Ween Aiso } of 2 room apartme:ts Cooking and refrigeration unita 46 Auburn ty 20200 Rent Stores 40 STORES 2435 AND 26ip OIXik Hivhwe OR + itv’, int6 OF FICK OF SHOP ABPACE acallable June ist 1677 W Huo: FRE ¢6tt9 FAN SLEEPING HOOM is prevate home FE. §- 7187 POR LEASE 1100 SQ FI PLUF Available Aug jet tu going enter Front and rear parking acktopped FRE 9 f43i cava OF noe FI 4 r OW u “ 5 a’ Vaene's 4601 maourpings & eves s AYDROOU BRICK PCIE BASE TRA-NEW STORES WEST a ses me 4 oldie im vide FR, 22144 une FE its PANELED OFFICES IN NEW » " 00% PAM LIVING bulding duwntownh ares Or . genes ae n ‘Weald [:00 aquare feet left Wili divide |, baths Targe ut + in M 1 Cel after 6 pm M Uti furnished FF. 2-6286 suit Parking jighla and hee u ease Ret Office Space 41 3 BE EAM HOUSE PARTLY a : > pet month p $40 «ie pont in north end of Pontis Availab ic Immediately OA BI26 8 BEDHOOM MODEIN NFAL I. and 2 Room Otfices Duck {ake West of Por! 6 Mt hole incation tn Keego Hartor ial @ 48 $85 per month ineluding utilities 3 ne De JOM HOME SEAR VP PE 2 Lv | Rovhester Ha Ph M! NPW OF FICER-WEBAT giIDE FE Nere * acer ialea 1 NOOM HOUSE PON TEL CENTRE a TEIF FM 3-00.29 graph. Rd 800 aq ft) air cond i UNION LK PRI\ affls e 2 :avatorios as one / eee a yelnie kM ws Ample parking Rolfe H suit . : : Pealtor 144 8 Telegraph Pa ¢ OOM Ail MODEEHN WHS ‘ER 37848 ce terrace Gas feel Cer Pr a Rent Lease Bus. Prop, 41A 4 HMAa A BATH TO MAN & WIF? nly Whi wh helo with ‘awo & vatde:r, OH 3 104) BS HMA ANT) BATH 845 CRDAT loqguice FF ' aia oN Pere FOR BALE OF LEASE BUILD ng in the Drayton Piains area 6) square feet Sultehie for re pair shop oer ised ce ot OR i510) t f I (ft Aa AVATI _ = eee ty gaan. to Rent Farm Property 41B appointm eri b KOOMH & RATH ON SCOTT 30 ACRES ) BEDROOM FARM Deke Acitills offi, wilt eferet:: home Hain chicken house Spe an Le mo FW 44084 oF FF cial consideration. to middleage: . 4512 . couple who were reared of a : farm $40 per mo Write qualifica e RM MODFRN HOME ¢an ra to Pontiac Press Bow a4 b t « rmas Get youre bf e i ' . Se “ey Om 1 TPR ASE LAND ROCK FRE? ai ceiinal . a op dollar UL 246a3 CM TERRACE #. WHITRIBL For Sate Houses 43 luguire 718 W Herron 23 ON PPRRY fA ROOM MOD $1000 DOWN sion PER MO err eleren es 400 bdrm brick Tia Priv OR 4 6284 ee ee 1 : . HY OWNER TRANSFERRED - tert “0 OF in 6 Must sell Almust new 1 bedtrn Arete anriiee ATL Hae tri level Move tn immediately & ADULTS PHOPEBBIONAL NEW 2 he ow [anes ake Pp ¥ flaod aehoo's $20 500 $2 700 to FHA teem duplex A bse PM 16710 Cas heat Lk priv PE 8 1¥26 @RM HOUME WEST OF PONTIAT SS SS Taal! fuauire 41 ANbuin AYE 1,80 Bier wood Bam Warwick hae u new J bed:oom brick tUrtleve aii) ASCE. N BION CLARKETO’ reach home WPirepiace built-ins “Minh Love Shedrin ranch Ne ‘Car garage 185 ft seeded io rush traffic Asaliebie imme Faclusive community. sewer we chimkel, TRMinity 4 3858 ler paved streets lake pr iriiage® FoR RENT OR LEASE 5 BED room ! acre Children A pete wricome shee 4007 Hall Faim | n@fotn LUXURY &§ BEDHOOM TERRACE on beautiful pvt lake aad 4 round: Sa oni ‘ Deattig ata f Uy 096 alte $24800 96.000 wii nadie. Open nowo ee a fundey FE ¢ BEDROOMA OAA ant AUTO hot water storms & venetians close te achools $809 down 654 ver month Walten Heights Manor netween Rochester &@ Pontiac off Waiton Riva Crntect owner, 2046 James Mai APODRRN ¢ ROOMA A HATH 4 ROCHESTER CUSTOM BUILT 3 miles F E (Roetrente y pedi mm colonial ranch in beau — ws Wt a4 ' ui} teful flak Bjuft A ay can bog venlertre Owner treing trast: MoOlF Ps aes Min MINGH AM ferred $24 400 WI Cherries Fed Tiveter, tee awry & te ot op tga | tm ley Note he im Cy f epiage 2 heain (iatage 4 OALDNER i " { oki, park fF Piofetaional ar nthe: wiae B qham New Hengyetein RETIRED nx perhaps & femtapurtalion MHepie A exit IMIS I@ Ut ‘ 1 4-404) a ore fe eeceiler ‘ { it ne Le ha! RAR the M1 bale ae be Ld ne ain MM Ae ove * t o je 1 Pius . i s ft Auber Heogt Hips rie And A wane AS Cente Z aa * ferepe Tegyidt feetee Bibl: lt ali ' YE MN! Cua! arih i rh Avaing 9; 8 0F , ea PM 1 481 be i en A Ce a REAEY DECORATED Y BEDEM rp daa ints bore Bull basement 1 all Veal i bedionm nob f Vetehuran $O% ane can RM Th ia F ven fu 8. Niihg fia en tna . NY 1 BRRROOTT HOMF Peover er: A fomati i} ea PRO) Jucinh lake Bastates St ‘ Qaiaye Brantit } me CFF WSO fi @ped aid ith eatia NEW 2 ABDRM HUMP >» wie 1! Price tc sel ’ * unl et Bikes Nice last Aa it & TCOMPITAL ROAD ard S10 per n \ ent will eptien te ta PR 40% $ : Aedroom buinge ‘ 5 Hreezeway atiache: gal@er FARTLY FURN 4PM Hover Part basemen! ai! heat ath tem t Tn Poutia sho oft About °, acre of land bet 1 yaa r fruit trees Pati 07 ris HRS ne it] 4180 DPF Qt Te mer house with ari Ma { es together One te exica features FHA Term: “A he see % bathe (Wher hae Aige Yrdicws Mtiytia thtieg , DOWN PAYMENT vom Plewatital gue. Reescn We aye on jin be of her perit FF} 4 Mn an 1 berromnmy liomes tabhe F 1VAN FAK} 1 WP Dt ait ut of town Aome : ac alianie for fi tthe lias fh bacerrent tuba clei ri er , a! 4 Pe | mie map in top ipmeet tina ; } blk rasa ‘ etl Bobet av merits & ny Ciariwced Ave hr anpoint * per ent interes rt a pite Yeast : * ® ! ace therm * at SOE Doe Talal TU a Ls 4 DE VONTDIATB RiAT beter mee rir PR @ 14. Ten om ume | Dadge MAlHI CY LAKE nV EI | Pile er ey ine at $40 ! ake a ‘ Pa vist ahr wT " PX 440 ‘1 TAS): | AK SEM Mobb (46 B MARSH ALT SPRERT 2 ie ; mie ieiiis ie “or ' angalow pet ect : er There o a!) 88000) $500) Coen gucie Cree ob a gme Weoatiahle to eniored VAILKING IK ate ‘ i aban ee mumps FRIDAY VERIO CALt ¥ 1) wk a EEA ASK POR DON BRYSON YEAR Atta ST: ro ey cae eS ‘ hess ‘ Tite Tt wk? vicinity & MB ta Hh fh ree 7] ‘ ent t alee Carages 304 TADAMS OVER L ceoR ENG) WHITE Take $7 ' 4 1 ONO Lmkesice ’ ‘ APS POR A VAL ATION «Pp pps aor S an tn late Weeniy « feoson RR 4 ime CASK LAKE FEY " ‘ ie t ta PY A-Rap4 COTTAOF FOR FPST sti PEK Close to Take M A a t : aire ae | ler Cabins fioty oF ‘65 y COTTAGE Al HIOOINE LAKE AMleepe 7 Bath & shower $50 ue OL 2-5137 of UL f isnb FURNISHED COTTAGE AT BIACK Take Bale for hildrer Chives Jinhing FEM 3 0485 KITCHENETTE MOTELS BRAC} & boats On Pontiac Lake Gn p89 LAKE ORION 4 bedroom & 1 bedroom furnished Cottage By the moth or sea or #@f@ sandy beach MY 2 417) MOUDERN LAKEFRONT gar fage. Avail Weeks of June” dir ‘rough dJduiy iith end Ang LJ through Sept 7 Raid Eagle | aie OL 1-7071 of OL 2-7852 take Huron near Greenbush SX fIARGEK C1) WEST HURON APRE RY | FIRST ST 2 ahiedrny fil hasemen? Che hen Paved street and ai c! 1 AF iet e« thar Phsven “ plastered Amite ar ait fin aan 10 pe tent dows ta Vol aor looking for a eee mt hiene in @n area where ete aie ne shai ke OF Ly ro yemiefal jake t2or . Pontiac ang featuring 2 bed foes gla@ased atl acreened Pros perch: with @@ ft frontage cr he fake THEN PON T MIas THI OPPORTUNITY Pret offer ug £11 GRO teripe to aul or (il he meney down! UTICA RD Indian Village iocation Near Harot PA-ff livith@ toon Fixit ining freon Txt? attchen Fins a Mastered walle Pull bac * men’ (Clee furnace Only $1? @00 rms. @ wa 2 BDRM COTTAGE px EF | UM ohri ] a : iol” WEEK Or Mort —Ateo ere rp coitage FE 4-6060 MODERN FURY SHED ‘COTTAGE on beautiful Tee fake Letieton NR Lilegmagn “OWpeh Kies — Ie] 2 N24 MULTIPLE | [aTING 4FRVIC? Mich. F# 6-1324 INCOMF FOR ANY RACK 4 ants Ty LAKE 4 ROGMs | AND _ beth, $55, weekly OA 8-3 SQUARE LK BY SACLE Wiis Medern Swim & fish FE ee br FE $-131 We WAVE SEVERAL LAREPRONT MOXFE.Y ! bath, up and tiawn Pay men nly $49 month OR [ARTY DONT PASS typ Cel unnecdee cottage Clean and nicely fur { Wiest (ot mente wcey, waats DOCTOR Pile {OT cd Or s6asan throngh Ula-sined Ads" Dorothy Spvder tavende r, FE 2-818), - Realtt, Bet. 29 years ; ighiand Ra wr: t Pisone Mal ome or MY ¢44iT ed _For Sale. Howese » room Pais Wrst pe. Gene 4 ron ig x uae INTHE COUNTRY ei eeION jandscaped iawn and paved street Cash for small equity 4's per cent mortgage Call quica LOOK, POP! HAS EVERYTHING Clarkston HOUSE NEAR MAD! {ane privileges floor furnace, §8 SYIVAN SHORES earage. haa. ia be AUBURN HEIGHTS Cool! “Cool! Le INCOME FOR ANY RACE DORRIS cs For Sale Houses 43 MODEST MAIDENS OWNER SACRIFICING EQUITY in }bedroom brick. full basement, vie lot paved street. Neer Featherstone WHS aio REALTOR eins BRICK ON 10 2a . of river frontage emmeres. s.-. 5090 down EM 4- $200 DOWN 3 Bedroom starter house with bate- meat. :ough on fai Den = Me Donaid NICE 2 BEDRM “PRIVILEGES On Williams Lake FE BEDRM RANCH 6 ara 2 yr lo Storms and sereens Wa ter aoljener Heavily wooded ‘et (i! piorigaye Drayton Plains area i eeRoo™ HOME FULL BASE- men Hhoe and stoa! Wr ign 1B at ¥ Carpet ne and dfau * ra very SEDROOM HOME $500 DN OR nase offe $55 mont ™% Oat Hil FE 64649 SO DOWN -- VETS 4 ‘ 14 re MIN DOWAS Hera AS i ‘4 Down | and Cent Would you ike @ comlortebie 3 bedroom full basement nollse at a ver? low move in cost and iow O®*w moultliy payments? We have several to ciiogse from in various oc sens M. Ro Wilson, Real state 1515 Urion Lage Ra PHONP i\f 3 65 My BEDROOMS Ful DIVIDED Hasement Ledge rock freplaces fil ne toom & iving «m. 3 acres {! fand For sale by butlder esd oener OM $770 2 ROOMS |), BATHS WILL PAY : i i, tine ldist cunt tor large duw asment $990 1148 Wall ot FF 4h ° JOO ae BUI) GN YOUR LOT. BX Mmp.ete you Tints tf ) i® plans of gure -Worr wf BAG a Deseret hee Gur oGete At COMPTON & BONB OR 3.64h2 OK. 5 4568 5 UM | STORY MODERN HOME Mc reened porch 2 rm gueant Nodse 2 car garage with works sop spare | were fenced. Fruit ven & beautifully eee Can De cern anytime jen Riva i} BEDROOM HOUSE. $}}0 DOWN ard lake over payments Imme- diate possesion Call OR 3-0605 MODERN 4 eo HOME BY owner F OPEN Every Day Wy) AM -& PM. w oN ‘\ wee SS Ss ~ LOS: WO, RNS AN \ VBEees eZ: The only way I can see to balance our budget is to cut you out of For Sale Houses 43 INCOME PROPERTY 1 AKE ORION 5 and bat? down 3 and bath up Good condition We. located at 145 La peer Street Nice spelt. fenced rear yerd Ol furnace $9.090 witi: . $1 450 down Please dont bother tenants PONTIAC $ and bath down 4 and beth up Paved street. elty sewer and Water. 2 car ga- rage paved drive Upper rented at $74 per month 2500 down and $109 per month DRAYTON PLAINS Dupiex with } roomes and bath in each epas tment Large jot . 107x677 fruit trees and garden Onjy $700 dow WATERFORD - Puplesg with 4 rooms and ba'h in each apatit men’ Fenced jot. HA heat A: ras to imke and peach $1) 000 down +} KRDRMS, 1), BATIIS Corner location paved street A iH (came with full besement, bes J bedrooms and full fe aati up + bedroom end ‘s rt Ris tH MODEL 2 it, Quod Bast side lo 865) Melrus Sirert 2 On 1 AY DROOM HOME@ Close to ec hoole w& atores $430 TOTAT DOWN PAYMPAT $66 AMA! ! MONTHLY PAYMENT Ir idee Tases & Insurance DIRECTIONS Ou MI Clemens to Me rose luin jeft to mode! DLORAK BIDG CO as LAKE PRIV ) BEORMS DIN gen Bamt Ree room 7 yre $1) 960 jess than #2000 dow ‘iene: FE 2 3011 BY OWNER WASHINGTON PARR ly story, fusl basement inw dow: ‘avon ts PR 4-Ata) GI's [lothing Down RASCHKNT LAKE Eatates Feucellent private bea 1 \led@es go with the pu fase cof this teat 2 hed om frame Oak floors saetered walls extracnice thea and tilted hath Yer rie ‘co 6p) Basement t FA beat bow price tow aymente fow tnbtt@i coe } ame fiom t fect another ni our O8n Dark dar ) ifam 4 hedroon a4 A Giese pariial Pavement wereiien! fem@ting ay stem aoc ether Bticing weeded i641 Pichi ing and sun he iy All this for «8 we with coning) «lawing costes to m@igibie OL Meres tet chance MANT to oie) NORTH? Want it cool' Ready anda Weiting !e tiles modern can temporary setting oF over ay pcre of wooded tand and - ,e! only a few minutes from Gowutown Pontiac Natura fireplace The heatutiful trees are a pleasure to heho'd Mey we show you through’ You tl need very Httle cash ho get oven ois with im mediate possession if de rad . RAY ONE EL. Realten 2. 8 Telegraph Rad Open o8 rr 17103 Pe 21538 !ORAINE MANOR tat) Tiimor Dh ? bedim brick ant garage patio Lot T4s1480 (Oly sewey snd wate 2200 daw: new FHA balance $108 menth $4900 own to @'s per cent PHA 890 mont! Saw rented fo AopeneM ent * owe Fr (COTY PE NI TO RESPONSIRIM PAPRLY “eet pub ard parochia © ine hua plant and woo 2 betom family din @ eating space in Kitchen hasement Of Beat einrme A arreena 2car gatage #@ps NS Perry FR, 2-3633 > S1000) Pown 4 & ARDMORE Vacant t bedim bath besement (i@: teat ?emr garage Cail FF S8t)oor KRnwnod 29943 POR COLORED TRWIN S&P G7 47) Ie the Miu: p yo goed 2 AR peme on et at Oak Moors haseme furnace, Onarage Mortwage ren te atl reguired fer qualities Veirran ANDER At De® foe pa weet ter on rar eo 2 BN an Rice mM on Bed -F r ¥ ft he 1 sab floor 1 New kiteher Rais si.940 ie (he ackong p ° 8 MARSHALL. & room home with hootfy opine sup pore Off fir ar 2 Bedroome Tl, iar gare Paved drive Fenced tard §@1 ‘erine Po TENN DEN, Reattar aA FF Walton FE 8-044} Northewat sectlon. hear sehoois apd tranaportation tility :oom Wieereway fee garage Low deen payment . aSeuarie June Sth one FE a for ap pointment RY OWNER 35 ACRES ‘WIT 3 ‘oom Reuse & gare I mile £ of Walled Lace cal MA 4115« ON THE LAKE INDIAN woopa MANOR aUR WALTON BL vp AR CLINTONVILLE RD. Five minites from Pontiec tn an area of year- around homes Large jote Paved foads 4 bee reoms. 2 full tfaths 2 car at tached garage $33 gon Bivemfield Real Fatete PL areas ahs BIRMINGHAM FRAME’) BD peting, drapes «cae heat and Licely NT ERGY wa by owner. M Humphrey OPEN HOUSE Sdiurdey add Sanday, 14 18 fone brik dl’ ts oaie #8 Lait lips at ast Riva, i bieek of _ Ave ’ Kemp! Drayton ONE MILE SOUTH OF HALE ON M&5—5 room home. new garage iatic Only $750: down and $15 pe month Giroux-Franks OENERAL REAL ESTATE 1595 Dixte Highway OR 3 9701 RANCH HOME located in close Dy suburban @ren This J bedroom ranch home bax privileges on Maceday Lake witi the subdivision lot just am stro! away Bedroom kitchen amd liv ing room newly decorated A screened-in porch self -storing storms & acreens) and a water softener are also features of this attractive home Paved street. anc big iet with plenty of room fo: oungsters Priced at $12.800 Ca. owner at OR 3-175 BY OWNER - 4 LARGE ROOMS Tied & colored bath Gas heat Large jot With fruit trees «& fiowers Large 2 car garage. Mus: be seen to be wi lated 4734 latins Ing tra Seotield Male Michigan RA 83605 NO WONEY DOWN A started home on your ict any size Pull basement Rough 4 RUSS McNAB ART MEYER KI IZABETH LAKE AT YOUR back door, eif et vour front door 4560 otorway + bedroum ranch. Open 2-4 FE §-1008 BY OWNER OUR EQUITY. 1) iooms J bathe, gas furnace Com pistely redecorated inside & ou! 7 @otrances West side FE 40950 ¥ ohnson YRFAPS OF BERVICE 1100 DOWN Modern Y bedroom hottie Be sid'ng and eof new bath roan Tiptures f+ ed Wie fot a ‘age ake pri feces on Si.. at lake $300 DOWN & ‘oom huncalow 2.) neds oome oak Cleors Oreplace ful) base ment ool] filpace immediate posseasion $800 DOWN Here '* a nie ? bedraam home for colored - Kutcher dmiing room living “1eem bath = full basement t's car garage giao DOWN a Cute 2 bedroom binga ow new wall tr wal rarpeting fyi bath large knotty pine ki rh en fall hasement Completes redecorated inside $800 DOWN i] neo home arge Jinivg eam ith a patin new ha’ fut te: cement ‘arpe fepeed Jeo with J', ear gar&ge Located On North Side of town \ JOHNSON. Realtor 1704 * leleeranh itd i 4 2833 SAIF LAK PROP 44 INDIANWOOD LAKEFRONT | PHA Home near Lake O1rnn Torge tying ivem flrep’ace 2 titre bed rooms Ful’ basement new o furnace On Ft lake frontage “Many bemut'fia! treee Geo ben #24 O70 Tem: TAKE ORION ' AKEFRONT tee 2? hedroam home Bith ma hoe featuces Se@motifii lot tres goed beach $18 000 HH as TO} Airs IN ‘ faners FE S798) OFOROE RF wz } hedeoam Pome jiacote r Med ean ged Norvthera sahoel diet c Neat gud clea: oak fieoete nie kitchen add new front 2 bedroom home located off We-' Waiten Vere nice lot ciote ‘eo Weaver school tOW DOWN BAYMENT + bedroom hame located on Wes Chicago Avenue All e@eak oor automatic heat and =o aluminum terme and screens Situated nea- echool Has berries d:apes and fruit $9600 with 81800 down Als 4 bedroam in ene? shape Mak Mive Riichen afd ful basement e7e00 1 bedroam en: Mudean Are Pull basemen! and gas heat $8500 RI ul POR P ART RIDE! 1 beitroom foratet close to Ba) #in and &{ Mike & echools ones These 7% Romesr-can be had far a e eet ont te qual: FORGE RR IRWIN DEAL Toe WAT TON rE 2. ?8a) w MULTIP! B LISTING SERVICE RENT IT FAS through Rent. Ads! Room. house, apartment, any- thing. - Want Ads give (row ACTION, Diat FR ve ‘2.8181. - ‘ t i For Sale Houses $100 Down Rough wiring $4390 on our 01 SUMMIT -— Attractive § rooms $350 DOWN 460 A MONTH PERRY Only $8950 Terms Dorothy Snyder 7 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE _Genes Drive FE #1210 INDIAN VILLAGE Oil fired heating p'ant and acter ine a phere where good rite & Your pians are ours RK. calls for ‘uten Only $2500 Coo it Lakewood Villace i aeee oe ec e oun low doen payment Witham Mitles Partridge furnace aaa car The down genet of 84 50% fine veme investment of Kaptist Seminars Fmman, uel Baptist Sctivo! nearby | rons See this soley Fe 218ae- LHEARK RE OTTAWA HILI “RRICR WOME wlth T ber reoma and Bath up ( : bed “Lee Sted of . Wenm- | Nast AU RON or “RANG wot.” ‘ am value fer a Owner war vated MULTIPLE PLE LISTING eERVICN . 575. DOWN ‘yor m: 5 SHARE 3 _BEDROOM Ieege’ 16s ae ft. otha oil furnace, W ILL TRADE mohthly payments of $0." $550 DOWN WiLL MOVE YOU INTO A VERY clean, 4 room house, total price only $5506 with low monthly pay- ments of $49.50 Located west of town, 3 blocks from Cass Lake Large vk ft. lor. LAKEFRONT ON ohne LAKE WITH TWO 54 room homes wh the same lot Live in one & Tent the other Your heme includes 2 large bed- rooms with double closets, plus an &xi2 dr nursery room, spa- cious 1624 {| living roam with built im TW & +ecord player Beaufiful sitchen loaded with tupboardsa ARRO “TED McCULLOUGH. REALTOR sah Cass Elizabeth = “PE 5- 1284 4-384 "Open 9 am. to 8 30 pm, Tha 13 $9,500 Will bulid 3 bedroom house com plete with basement on your ‘ot ardwoed floors ie bath auto matic heat Don McDonald OR 34-2837 BETELD NOW 3-BEDROOM HOM! Cail today Financing available All types custom building On our lot or yours. Your plans or ours TC HAYDEN, Realtor kW. LELEEY, Builde 86 E Walton FE 8-044! TRADE IN YOUR SMALL HOME ON ONE OF THESE ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT — 86 ft of perfect beach. 3 bedrooms 1', baths Country kitchen. Base ment. §19.500 Terms Basement. Gas heat Nice fenced back yard with barbecue Near Wisner Schoo! Only 99500. Terms EL woce — FE 2-5434 FB 46203 LEAVING wise OWNER MUBT ee!! 3 bedrm = Ii'> baths, brick ranch, large corner lot, private jake in Sub Wii! sacrifice Wadied Lake area MA 4.3050 3 BEDRM. BRICK Semi-sbeil includes e.ectric, rough plurobing, turnace ‘and septi« tank 5 miles from Poatia< bik to shopping chureh and schools $300 cuown and terms FE -5-0782 MUTART REALT)S 24106 8 Commerce Walled Li MArket 4-2391 Exhausted reading ads? Drop in & «discuss, your -- prob.ems with us New bomes uéed home. fine building sites lakefront & ake privileges aecreage All et fasonable prices NEWLY DECORATED 3 BEDRM rome Full basement 1 Bla west of Tel-Huron 685 mo Cal EM +3382 BY OWNER ? BEDRM 3 YRS 4 $8500 Terms FE 29004 Irwin & SONS HY IMPTE! D SCHOOLS You will base to inspec! this three bedroom brick home t: see what a good buy it uw A family sized kitchen ceramic tile bath. carepting. full vase ment. oil heat. breereway and ‘wo car garage Extra lot ali xoes for $17500 FHA terms v F iT SUBURBAN NEW BRICK RANCH HOME and closet «pace galore Living room with ledgerock firepiace dining room and lovely kitch en marbie window sills throughout Plastered walls storms and screens, fu!l base- ment, gas heat 2\q car ga rage large lot Immediate possession Custom built Prices with terms John K. Irwin & Sons . Realto:s Since 1928 Vil West Huron Steet Phone FE 35-0447 o: FE 2-4011 EVE FE 2-650) NEW PLAN LOW DOWN PAY nent Little as $300 iil move ou in house Your choice. varjous focations Call us now Will show You Pick OPEN BUNDAY. 2-@ LARGE MOD ernised farm Bome in) country Caipeted living rm Cus M-59 right on Ormond Rd White tk Rd left to 2028 White Lk Ra. MILLER =i PE 27121 FE 4.2577 ee LAKE OAKLAND 2 bedroom lakefront home with 13x24 living reom and lixt4 kitchen Ful) ‘sase- ment with of] heat On lot 7T5xa27 Priced at 822.500 $5 000 will handle OFF JOSLYN 2 bedroom bungalow [1516 living room, panelea Ginette full basement Oniv 06 With $3,250 down to a GI 4 per cent mortgage and pa ments of oply 862 per mo WEST SIDE 3 bedroome With large liv e ing raem and firepiace Separate dining room full besement with gas heat Omly two blocks to General Hospital $8500. with $1 006 down INAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR BE 8-047) ° OPEN EVENINGS & SUN DAY 042 JOSLYN, COR MANSFIE!D MULTIPLE Listina SERVICE CLARK NOTHING DOWN O1 HOMB. AT UNION LAKE $8.500 with judd mortgage costs down See this comfortable 2 bedroom home with iake privileges lot 50210 feet RENT BEATER ONT Y $800 DOWN jodern ideal for groa ing family Off Perry street near &t .Michaels Payments $70 mo incjuding taxes Quick pesseacion WATKINS LAKE SECTION See this attractive 2 bedroom home landscaped ot 100x1T@ feet, 2-car garage $16 950 terms TERFORD VILLAGE 300 efore you decide ap a ho be sure to see this outetanding offer ing A 3-hedroom ranch of shady street with dcar Leong - tage Quiet as peverners fireplace, gas bare-rav oe “ine ing foom oak floors, plastered Walls, gas incinerator Water softener Becreened perch and oth er numerous features not found in this price fange RES Fe 44813 VU ESTATE TO BUY SELL &@ TRADE 143 W Huron en Eve & Sup Multipie Listing Bervice 1) BEDROOM BRICK IN WATER ferd Twp i.rre oft Pull bere- ment oi) heat Large rard. FE 5.2138 BERN RANCH STYLE HOMe 3 near Feher* Body rage, Owner a tramefered must sacrifice for quick sale FRE 2.8160. RIRMINGHAM LOVELY HOME IN very desirable section Newly dec erated carpeted. d> “eS 4 bea reome 2? baths op tm! om ude: beth down Reputiful jv ina orm, sith outstanding fire place Treaswelty lovely laree paneled ist fermily rm. sith eir-remditiegivg FV & Ptr; Basement piarroom -emd lav. !'s ate Gay poe on cod * _ om Cywrer, ae! t ¥ 2509. GRE Seige MI ‘ “ __For Sale Houses ‘Fa 1 Sale Houses Hed r DEPENDENCE ae ~ > *Suburban fives Your > ONCE TIS s. i% Ww: \. ROSS, HOMES Consimnce r ViLEAGE 7ONL nese Large living room. Huge dining room. 2 5 pace aad Oth heat. Large lot n lake privileges en beautiful eae apr ee take lot or \\ e KE RSHAM NOTHING DOWN biieve! & tri-leve! starter. - if you re looking for some- miss ‘this soparianley Nothing down on your lot or we have several choice lois available AR LTY ucCULLOUGH Pn > alana Fy m sunday 1-5 ip o Sa m. w 636 p 38K 7 outa 6 ROOM MODERN a BEDROOM ROME ON 3 LAND. rivileges Breezeway & at- garage. $11,000 OR 3-85186 COUNTRY HOME 7 ACRES OF LAND WITH TREES fenced for ponies, has § rooms, 2 frame with basement 1! , baths, 2 car garage, Deavtiful shade trees with lots of pessibili Located morth of new Un!- FRANK M. SHEPARD BY OWNER IN PIONEER HIGH-- arr klichen, new fur. 2-408 wi)! I sell now for $14- room. Bolld 10 foot cen Elizabeth Lake-M5® area se good place for chi)- dren Call for more ANC HC BEDRM RANCH BEDROOM HOMES MOVES YOU IN MODEL OPEN WEEKDAYS a) sunpAY 130 TO 6 73 WESTOWN ae cry FE %-2763 or Eves _ 2-467 AS A GROUP OP BUILDERS WE Builders ug, Exchange See our itahigne’s new and “lux- BRICK waterfront Ranch | terrace master bedrms BOR, $36,000 Open June BLAIR decorated @ rooms ® : $11,500 with low down to 4 per cent mone age WILLIAMS LAKE ! pte Situated on ® corner 45.6 Rin » on -3-T581 ‘ON PLAIN . VAL- U-WAY FOR VALUES & TRADES DRIVE out Pane, OFFICE AND FOR iad WORK= ONLY _4700 DO He DIC be KR) VALEET ae ae FE + 3831 Tnvesttient Barg WESTSIDE. SBE THIS § are furnished 8 saa ne a BOR. NEAR BOs. ton. sect ¢ rooms, glassed porch. "PONTIAC REAT. ~ Fast Side_ ones TWO-PAMILY, 5 ROOMS & BATH with $1800 down Wii Or ion Inecothe THREE Spd 1-3 BEDROO? ist. Qoer, 2-4 room trenepertation Weil worth the money. Call now on thie one. > CRAWFORD AGENCY MY 3.1147, PR @.2308 POOPED? . avs ‘ tan iy Wan You think! Why not ant enjoy our lakes t } year teen rome hurnisned home POeseuator F.C. Wood Co. Wiliams a BF at MM $30 DOWN. MOVEM YoU IX THié 4 bedroom veer ary Mack Take Pr OR «9088 or PR me geod ida 3 ecrecm gas beat For Sale Houses 4 43 7 Fs Moa 2 BEd HAVE SHELL! Fina FENTON CORNER LOT 2 full baths. 4 bedrooms. il dining room. All carpet- room. x ed. Large Kitchen. Beaati- fui. reereation room, Gr fully landscaped, aus. Terms. EPILE EST ATE BARGAI That's right! The tos will ac- cept +5, cash for thig very a'- tractive 2 ccitaon modern home. located on « large wooded lot with lake orivileges on Lotus Lake It has a iarge sereencd porch and f'_-car garege. You can have all the furniture now io the house for $150 extra Whai a buy! Don't wait! FIRST OFFERING Townsend Lake area—2 bedroom prick with large carpeted living room, pilaster. walls coved ce:!- ings as heat Breezeway and l'g-car garage. On a wel] land- scaped lot. Priced at $17,000, 65.- 000 down — 1 ACRE Dap ryere pg Only $7.8 $1,500 down for this heat and livable home, It has full bath and part basement Oak floors, of] heet, new ing. A rea: of to rane the children Plenty room for “ Pa piay Good chools close it today! \\ HITE. BROS. OR 31295 - 5660 ores Hey. Open Eves ‘Ti 9, Sund BRICK 2 “BEDRM. GAB HEAT Breeveway. Garage. Nice loca- tion 23101 Republic; Oak Park Lincoln 3-1008. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, PULL BABE- _ment, lake privileges: PE 6-7401. 150 oF \W OWNERS. AN'T BE WRONG . “8 ie PONTIAC S HOME BY THE YEAR The 49x 25 Fhirwood WITH ATTACHED GARAGE In Judah [ake Estates FOR $11,350 Vels 682 down ‘includes cos!) 872 MONTH FHA $390 DOWN (hoe ol cost $78 PER M DEINE “A pat aa NORTH Ae PON- C ON JO8SLYN Call PE 2- 9122 ORAH BUILDING COMPANY BU LDER OP NATIONAL HOME 2 BEDROOMS Bath Baseme t Of} furmace Car port 2 lots on corner Reasonabie price Reasenabie do¥n ay an ied ~ ™ , CUCKEER REALTY 236 N. Saginaw __ _ FE _ 4-1 Nothing Down Will build starter home i your lot plans or your plans Basemen! included inion —-_ Wiring See our m . Don Me- Donald, OR 3-2837 ‘BIRMINGHAM 3 BEDRMS FULL bsmt Leaving state, Make offe: MI 6-464. ROCHESTER 3} BEDROOM. 3 vear old brick on jandscaped 10 x 128 lot. Tiled basement. Ideal schools & shopping center. Many extras May assume G1 é4@ per cent mortgage $16,000 OL 1-1027. SYLVAN LAKE 2 . BEDROOMS, of! heat, mew carpeting, fireplace; Beautiful formica kitchen and bath Tied. basemen’. tec Toom, lavatory ar parses Manr deluxe fakatae ust be see: Call owner for appointment FB 43071 or FE 4-63 3 BEDRM 2 BATHS FOLL BSMr. East side Pontiac. $750 down. Full price $8,500 FE 2-0609 5 RM HOUSE & BATH IMME- oe Pssension ae $500 down » “WRIGHT BUY. sELI. FRADE BARGAIN NICE CLEAN 2? BEDRM “HOME ON JAMES RD°- WILL CONSIDER TRADE \\ tigh t Real Estate . FE 5-946) Ottawa Drive Beautiful home in this exciusive Jocation 4 bedraoms, 2 full baths, lovely living room with fire - place, dining room, den. and } bedroom on first floor Ni-e kitchen with dinette and 2 car Rarage Priced to sell. k. L. Vempleton, Realtor 2338 Ore hard Lk Rad PR 4.4567 After 6 FR 2-9602 SMITH | GI RESALE — BRICK RANCH East side, 1 bedroom. full basenfen' recreation room, gas heat, beautiful land- scaped vard partly fenced Payments $87 per month at 4° per cent interest EAST SIDE. NEAR YMCA room pusgelon 3 bet- coon gas heat, l-car ga- rage. Glassed-in front porch Fenced back yard. Walk: distance to downtown. NOT MAKE THIS YOUR RETIREMENT HOME? WEST SUBURBAN Por any one that likes « wooded area with birds and animals, see this 6 reom home with Watkins Lake Urivileges and close to school CAPE COD Good west side home. fam- liv dining room, clesets ga. lore. ecement. recreation area, i, car f CALL FOR APPOI? : Wideman 412 W. HURON __ FE 4-4526-— =] “SPECIAL” i CROICE NORTH le. t tation. This 2 bedroom home has ex: attic, Bice living reom - with t view of perk, ll basement and heat reth for wick sale at 99980 — erme 385 OWNER LEAVING “CITY wtsr ‘sel Quick 2 bedrms. double jo: Pf , * A o i w* ' mate y ! eine monn : ree We ee i J tty if oe f f ( es we get he nekpw rer 2 fag go peng J ee : ay eee ke de ‘ * cote bag | + SO OS Se Wig dell ied. ' ws 2 d\n } ; At . i 4 f y , ; fa me \/ at : Vo | : / oe ry, , : i | 2 > : a6 : ‘ E 4 i at ; . f ; {TIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 12,1959 __ | Tee omar) ‘ WHIRVY-NAND. ’ For ef Sale Houses 43 al ase dtieeilintin a aan aah LOOK : _._ For Sale Houses, 43; __ For Sale Houses 43) ‘SLICES pirtt,2 Bedroom nome with ea SYLVAN SHORES mn OF HAM r- 3. BEDROOM : echoed. Seely ae -EaRpareD LIVINGROOM. TILE . Na > __For Sale Lake Prop. 44° \Rep Sale L $1506 down "For furiner informs | a ras | AIRED LOOKING _ 0 ake Prop. 44) Fer Sale Lots 46 Business Opportunities 51 5-4311. —_— eda Nes Sonne LO. ka ALSO, HOME . 0ox110 FT WEST BLOO A nn nen ; HERBERT Cc DA ime Chie Ar vite G1 CAN BUY, $900 HANDLES Tr oe eAKE HOMES | st sacrifice for sti cquty De: | NBs YOU LOOKING FOR 4 { —__915_Irwindale Driv. VIS ime Is Short! LAKERRONT Fi tyotom throughout ho oe in noe | ae eave, eesek. Gee. 8 . et oie. 5.2. 0 : . f + ke : Lotus 5 from | ~~ $3,150 Ful Full Pri bree « . LOCATED ON UPPER, LAKE- eee ee ee DR. AT LOTUS LAKE AND| CHOICE HOME SITES ON Partridge & Associates. 1 “secs ee home ta Scatiile USE YOUR Re Fn ingly oe eet tsar Cooley ta GOOD VALUES | Brewster Rd. 140 x 178 ft. | CLASS Ri i a montet” “0k. $500 down. BENEFITS NOW MENT 2 OIL HEAT. #1 2 260| mene: kefront lots wide i: be priced | ANK aHEPARD sale by owner in . or B : rr 7 ns t several tak PRP Ormegnee ety opiedees seaeeek tor ” Large ‘ wing be J the Hand yman efore They Expire! EASY RMS. AUBURN HEIGHTS pia or ou tog : OL 1-7511 & Gymers. at Ah. as 1 ‘ ute iaaly « beaioom, aed ONLY RILEY. REAL ESTATE |) on Brisrvaie. “105 pebuss, 1981 C HONE FE soca | SS. ie xi, NEAR Ry ig Bg = en ay S oOo — $700 down. corating. ; ELIZABETH LAKE RD. Large basement. wide lot, c : Real Ph. very : ny 515.000 2 nee PANGUS, Realtor ? re tte) PE 4-1157| 900. Extra lots « —_— Moone : pena Fer tnforme call "OR 35080, | 2160 M15. Ortonvi r IN. LAKE FRON here ented sae KE meeriue wa taais HEAVEN RICH HOMES AUBURN ES pe ge eee : nr eae ee ame Te | OE nate, cream Tost bese : | aeres 2 bérms Five bea HOME — Se eS ace bed- femea: wear alrpart Witt eared — ie “i = end dining rm. Pet iring rey ne ee en ce fear, ee ee ee Fegan sige yak -maetre | i anc Good busisess for couple or fam : ins heat Paved ou bsmt. | plus. jlaree do a on Oe feet. . Total price. 87,950. _ 300. Owner. LO 34995. $10-| Tore than 200 ae among the | Uy 06.000 down. MUtual +5872. ER ns 190 SealPra tat bees ie DUPLEX—$1900 DN Se Cae he | Dearest cnn | Eanes ali a az kitchen, tim vanity, 9 dream pend’ | new (ehh. ako DN._} seeied Geen ares Ck iecsl| ae oa bavai tua peed fer If you| Located on eis ne MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MOVES YOU IN forced ‘air heat, ee cartes legen, west of Vpecune: 2 bee: La telgeoriah ere! Dateline can) ent fluca’ (re then may | i caer ate Recreation aren : . workshop, la ch unit. Rental in- rm. ff en. Large util. e@ suggest that you dri - r, Mr Coles. MU 47032 = A . = ‘Ls fenced corner lot, rge anchor come assured. 1 unit availa clos floored attic w. stairs, 10 and personally pick rive out FOR RENT OR § ! T OUTSTANDING and schools, © home we are proud teciewers- =—_ meg a eo it on site for your very Jae ee ae ee - . FEATURES i to show. $11,900 with $1750 — fenced. = landscaped lot, LE-EASL: COMMUNITY: ing ee: suitable for he pa _— ATURES: to P.H.A. committment sre se ashington P on xc. beach, boat, raft. Eat 3.0085 shop or light manufac: arp COxpe FT. Lons 150. mt ot es. a ae : ark Sub. 3-6332 » terms. Call OR \ ownage tek See ae CITY IMPROVEME aS a wane sha 1 base- x — Ss, 425. 40 GAL. AUTO. HOT ire al DORRIS & SON aaNet Very neat & clean home . aeereat — Lovely 2 bedroom FOR SALE OR LEASE BY OWN- ENLY GAS HEAT 162_W. Huron Phone FE 4 aporeclsnniaty bane $10,080 total agua homage erafeiee oy ez, modernistic | brick aot . bie "ide ‘Gee aa Puce ene acces _aaet mately $000 down on FHA. La weak tatoo canned gare _ gthee building. ideal for I s poles in ails te for the euaits ’ LJ PHONE FE 8-0458 ween tar vee oe take. Pood LAKE T Lor ¢ igcated fin growing = ponies in this lovely home Cee eee EO TRAMEPORTaT TION ae oe C. SCHUETT, F : beech Large et (Besncel = ite {KE FRont OT on onsen | Meh See. sommanity 08 = / 327 with ped op lat dpe AND nS. SCHOOL... BHOFPING ann TT, Realtor Cee ee ee ee ca cue Reasonable. on Stee tia, | 2 eee will alter to creage (12 acre =e : 2 Pontiac real estate mn otner| ToT es 7965 erreo eason: terms can be able. Solid, 3) avail- D ‘a, FOR SALE. DRAYTON peer will send bedr well-built 3 V orothy Snyc Woods. FE 2-5000 after 5 Coatach, wna res oe home. tas an ¢x- TS ESTABLISHED IN 1916 Rexitor a der aoe ender at SELL LAKE LOT eae Wit Nelson, oo, Holly a . ant "s convenien See $66.18 Mo 7001 Highland R4. (M59) ~ 4 ft. housetratler. located 19, jee aoe iors ce. Select nth includes principle | $650 DOWN: Phone EM 3-3303 miles north of Ponti F SERVICE STATION Natura Soe Falls interest and insurance 2 _abodaiag og aa attractive LAKE oun 4-6411 | _price. $1200. Phone Dryden ! ean - slopes Good location. Ese re- : ayton- " 5 Spe Eo Sear ed AKE HOMES | OSeQAteh Reece saat | en someth anted A kitchen. s in roomy : TO CHOOSE multi-level! hom Sf than re ao pitts peter usd monet 400 by Oil heat. Total price P _ Ee Lake i house "oe FS Bear popes BOAT PE. 5-4561 e. Cash or terme. “LET'S TALK ome that is —~ “ IN 2 bedroom ail . ritaniiake «tall OT ae Ce 1S AL : YOU CAN coo one floor, Auto. oe . recs. , price, TER LAKE TCIM Sc Saget THINGS come in $12,240 TO $ . “at this guneans trvinhed mua. Hardwood floors Piastered E 7 - re BEDROO ey 120 x 180 FT LOT ON BUSINESS irs 2 Acres of land 2 | < O $13,500 mer home. Only #960 down, sum walls, Large rooms through- ____ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lake Pres. 44 een a Hrseies, modern | Soe ee On Raving Heavy Trucking dsublal garasee Cas. ve. MODEL price $6,950. Bluded | Teta: privileges. Key in office. BY O ie | | Va Pp. | kitchen, full basement we | See tae PRIVILEGES. | in, ness Geaciive aca nine beri | 151 ASTOR REET ; Be ee beets kn pean NI an | ees eS new errno Keech |r RIGHT — ¥ LEOES | ing a oo truck- capt reg caer Gree certtow-ewrcan.| acer ee, Ee Beanie, TOR |* GP al CAN EORD MHENCY LIER REAL. | Roun eek ruts, oper an area wh co. includes boat, floating bedroom or 3 IN| ROME: ent. | Lake. F’ Tescent arran x REA Fy aa | an, thru Michigan Trans- one cone. have 2 reat ne OWNER Wuer 5 seat . ox bee oe struction, bath with and oa & zou ar Tole Leper eal 3, BEDROOM, Fe AT UNION LAKE 3 BEDRN. Pete a FORD AGENCY | = Se eAnaTE ape TA se] el eae Gereciece ‘a fat ot he wante pony if Car ? BEDRM. Now is the tii tion ka y extra fea- gas, full basement, : ranch home, on 60 ‘E Fint, MY 3-1143, FE 8- 2. PE 4-11 a]; ers plus extr tr = the d acres go? ots. Oyear ar — eee! me Jor. Bee it at only $9,060 terme. Sie ate pehibess and Re Uae sega “plock | sell? slnndsceped ot Priced | eats oe LOT On *Samng “LOTS NEAR LaRE oe tose” meceanary for" maintes would be hard . shade trees. ; e only $1,850 dow churches. ’ ools an d| 3.49 —— 18141, EM, @, eastern 7 akmnd with privileges, $600) nance. Will accept trade f tee east Ge gchben. ees $8,750. $65 rice reduced ION LAKE AREA cent m n to 4% per cw reellent condition. B 31 : County. This is emay each —Term . | sponsible part e from re 13,900, b mo. FE ¢5014. dasa —Colonial hom ortgage. Call for | eed ner. MYrtle y vid private and pro- | L party. will require e tether’ sub: oe ee tes re See e| ther information. BRENDEL HEIG ees excelent Tish pro. LARGE SELECTION 1 Bar N 5 . = HTS. WELL- huntt shing and duck W¢ n Drayto ar None stantional down tT sub // features tise FORCED TA 3 bedr KEPT ting. Good swim! rods at $1,600 and up. Te payment. ‘ i tna. ‘path. 2 Bed in kitchen} (GILES = Bui LE m. ranch home with lake| Priced right ng too. Lots 2 EXTRA LAR p. Terms. | This ts strictly & to ; = * ider-Own privs. Let 180x207. 30d = 4 ig Easy terms. Also | GE Lakefronts. N Co z p-notch Oaklang LAKEFRONT COTT. finished 3nd faa. t lus un S REALTY CO 3 bedrm. er, Forced to sell new sion, and : ay posses-| ‘ots on the Rifi lso| Shore Forest Lake. Pi unty tavern No food , : terms to suit. i e River and hunt- | e. Please call for, drinks R — just rivate lake pada elec on ae = with Peer gel FE 45-6175 = BALDWIN AVE. s of ¢ modern on beautiful 5 full price. EM 3 - $15,750, ng lands for sale. Write E particulars | easonabbe lease. If you air beach and pretty cle drive. Nea 2nd OPEN 9 AM o PM bacauead pig Pull tiled bath, chs "0085 or MU | Land Company, West Br verett 2 ads LOTS --- Rural. $1,730—j| re considering the tavern busi- (hing sear "rousa’ Iman ‘of f land, nice oe _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | £24," 4),'9* ra, plastered walls ans Claude Dethi anch, or| Ter | bess. this bar’ will fil all you . . rides at Lake. your rare tiled beth,” ieed pee ego om! “ video terms cienneshoet. sen 10x12 tly. gg lee ee bak AKE — WELL ox {D LAKEFRONT, $17,000. ROUre gash ks. Pe 3.1648 244 | MICHIGA \N perh mene ra sleeping pine splaaarsa’ wall, = COLONIAL HOME—With ¥500 Aluminum etait a petio.| Siready plea fenced” yard, caecen| caer heros 3} bedroom ranch. | tS) is = BS eS tluded at $6800 carpeting, fireplace’ eats cicmciag mia “nn CO Siready planted. pill sacrifice tor | OR > + seeleeed) ver ELECT iS ALES CORPORATION with berdcue pit. large Btory brick with 4 bedr sri aie bode C. PANGUS, ee Fel otssc'<* "| ON LAKE ORION BEAUTIPOL Le BUILDING SITES: | * LANDMESSER. CRESCENT LAKE priv sud range, Buk in MUA pa ere ergo poll | a pednwnarn Kdroom ranch #1718 | 2199 Mis, Orto a Realtor | ©4958. WOODS, > Yas, 3 BED. cabin home Gpaciees tatecter: 100x160 ON PAVED ROAD | PARK at OUR ta s. An extra lar - and in 2 n Hi-Fi | screened patio, 2 car oak floors. tile bath, bi : : ovile: NA 17-2815 ae 2 fireplace eldstone fire ‘ erior In a good OUR FRONT DOO 1,300 sq. ft.) alumi we (over ant tercom, full basement, garage. Large lot with skaae boards. OR 3-7038. irch cup- full basement, swimmin, S| path off bal place, bedrooms & | 61, #30 es neighborhood. Only FE 41582 ~ eaunanio’ Hecent num sid- ched 2 car plastered ga- trees. Call for details je | Russ McNab : OAK __boat priv. FE '5-0878. « end! cupanc alcony. Imediate oc- $165 down OWNER 8 g20 : y decorat- rage. Only . Art Meyer WO 1 cy Only $13.8 60x170 FT. CORNER SAYS “SELL very “attractive, a2 peted, dk cals wil sayin th | WATKING LAKE | ARKA—Sea thi EOE ees w. ¢ Hosts. Ly OD MANOR | COfound. it TARBraOnT. Se) cn time Call MY $2001 | poe eee en cty aah | pte. “200 ‘ten win rental sand) beach! is cal cellent ices for the me before you buy. Piesiane Starfire Bid e W. of Pontiac. AKE PRIVI yy place, 2 vt. subdivision. Fire, PON i eves do a hi ly $328 | Rd Pumping o = izabeth Lx. bles toss from y & peb- your dreams. brick ranch home with ‘| SELL te 2 EM 3-6531 JILIGES ideal f car garage, large lot TIAC LAKE 8963 TACKLES. 2 130x380 rT } mo Wil ie ver 30.000 gal. per door. Basy te wae te front INDIAN V bedrms. Attractive eikcaee, large |), OR TRADE FOR OLDER le T or couple -— retired es rag large util. garage, lak Bandy | Witn ereee cash as dow ept home and some Hable to a re- TILAGE cu rds and La birch ome, 2 bedrm. with plaste “SAN P erms. Owner EM _front yr. around OR 3} , e y loam soil with sraetlent | ther tof B beyment For fur- rere ‘ly Site | Bai*Uilt clea’ atte roe ea al t,t | oe HM ia EN BiEAcH : OCT UNIOUE | ie pefcotation vest os See ee ee awaiting @ proud new Spic and s gir fone a te | OWNER. 3 Bedroom, ranch This down. : erelting 8 pees own- Family set throughout. cen area.’ 2 Car garage. a Ing song eet BINT | Dees a bighly restricted Steen peered ool! home contemporary “style lke | pas 4 2ooxzi0 : cnet. sae boat On me as x th . rive DOCTOR 18 MOVING July rage, large ee on cee A eeeeteentaae silver Lake Carpe th ecuieaa beth lake; built in IAT. hes 8h | ice. 9360 de drainage. only me ar tr idg a : ve ear! * ome with = ta Sah aes ‘L" with and al y session on his 7 sede oak down on FHA = ey $1500 Floyd Kent Inc., Realto Dad's Delight carpet, Kitchen we can to wall; If you have a friend among the Crasseut’ Sake = htful view of 150x300 wit CITY WATER | Ig THE “BIRD” T ee See home 3 BEDROOM BRICK 730 Dike Hwy. at Telegraph r | peas going to surprise th ceramic ie salt full ing space. bees Dee eo Cveld at Pains (1) }4x17) with wahtie sear, a gute neighborhood? Peaceful H O SEE usic room large 2-0123 newly we he’ e ed floors and ceil & ge come oui Red brick firepla nity et be with 4 OTEL= Yat ie enough for a Baby G 5 For the family who __ AMPLE C ‘OMEN PARE makin: s planning on recreation roo celling and cool off as their guest pet place in 14x22 car- PAVED — .— LIOUOR Gomunsins abedrgent Gand the finest! Now aes — PARKING _ | the down payment on |’ C#" garage coms _pinetoree ue you do not have the aah tor ni gAcct ee sk a Includes Rochester ares. ROAD | 30 room Hotel with” bath. 2 Extra ferme and struction and yee con- BY OWNER. a lovely § room modern hom and , landscaped acre lot io have a friend LJ fortune rapes, washer & dryer, b / bill o Located on 6 on scenic Hw liquor bar - tom built OFF JOSLYN, arage. Located = cement driveway, tw we here then may| 1 Stove & ov wilt - miy $2.000 with $300 dow | poo y. to the North tx focus) ‘oual fan bath bed thepagheut a) lar heat, 2 bedroom oas| && Sut in Eltra. | 0 subdivision’ . two blocks suggest that you dri vitch en, Yorktown Birch ITT a ming area Water f Many nice featur up rocuiwitnl ward ge bed- $6,550. FE 2-2769 s Lake Estates. Yes, lake | each. Sale res private sandy| "4 personally pick a | ve out oe en. @O many other extras to| 00d ‘soil fo Fda FARM | Greatest value of ai te rontage. tric | dishwasher wae elec- ets. plastered walls” clos- privileges too! Complete price . y owner. site for your vety ewn akefront with Ideal location for fami! Beautiful puildin ruit & berries | dn. sah ° | bir cpap make ‘orwell carpetio wall- only $10950. Will the kids Pri A COLE- EASLICK teenage children Le y) with g site. Only $1850 \@ . g: 2 cera be su ever ce $22,500 2 stil TN reproduct ss than terms . piace to cheer the Mi tile baths. beavtital Hitchen Fy the real eae ‘xa abe | ala llaia nie gage ore S51.008, Mert: LADD'S INC ASEAMOUS for Dad. Rasy terms to oven and range. Family re Rea about it 3 BEDROOMS corner Lapeer RA, MU: | GAYLORD -RESORT rellable party ms to @ sized dining root, y eat the H Pontiac 60 | vt ‘orner of Silverhill Rd, 3 Open yr =e . family room with fi bed En eat 4 Onl ft lakefront. $12,680 of Pontiac o sal nerth beauti? round One of the most . ae B joy the cooln i y $2650 down “| mn Walton Bivd utiful in Mich. 20 RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Bris tus anes. Gone est Buys g. equirrel Rad peme, located on 3 BEDROOMS | Drastoa Plaine OA 3-1231 0 | grpera, a0 parm Todge © dpe oe 8. Telegraph Ra. Genes library. ‘sliding ome = - & iawalavacately rng ogee CABIN” MODERN FURNISHED. Khel Mon, Very aie are } Sa FE 65-9292 or | price of $83,500 Taree return of ~ PE 2-1539 living ar ent over 1600 ft. Tod in 1955, marvelous large LAKE PR Chain Lak 5 _ ON ogo dow le Indu i os — lus attach room, full rge living IVILEGES es, Good Hunting and str al Prop. 464. TEA RO ae COLORED } car plastered ched 2- y carpeted, tiled bath, Attractive 6 Pishing. Phone OR o ROOM — GIFTS garage. Trul 2 big, bedrooms, iki rm ranch located | 6 00 3-7928 after } 1 BY OWNER 6 ROOM { a fine home at y ’ sce . b tehen, dinette, on 3 ots near U pm. mo work and mak Lure & Blo oe ie | nde ein sta ar ae ATKINS HILLS lex the Go as vour aor, ee ere, teres 2 oe Bo og rep Cass LE LIKE NEW WATER 1a S Tor $9 ACRES_ TH FT RR FRONT | gecl morons Ynviting ID ~ - FY ov . c orther MULTIPLE LISTING SER /$800 DOWN ee this tyler Rhea l = fee orp eat < = and screens. 13,500 ayer evormme Lem oa esheed, ena wep 4900 Hi hind nae (M-38 Oot reat corairing Parad sau pment Price “of 626 600 nal VICE room (acto with |fall est Side : : CRESCENT cet RS Pontiac, Mic ’ City Priced ordering Sylvan euees real estate with apt ine on FHA terms ment and 3% car pee Five minut ; CRESCENT LAKE PRIVI ‘ near be LAKE WOODED LOT = Ph. OR 4-0356| ed at 627.500—terms, o rec Measl with iquer bas lovely 3 bedroo bays this on well oes, arene towns nutes from down- Attractive 6 rm LEGES ach. Bacrifice for $800 SYLVAN LK 6 RM. BR ; $5.000 dn pius $5.000 pared bar GA Y LO . bring room, 16, mas. Gleaming cokers pede home, ro ot Ww. Ru medera| Poem elm Sa a Naruse lous, Bor 19. #1608 terms, Feutine Frese = pay Fes ee esee! FE 42006 | Rolfe HH. Smith RE “ , ter bedroom with a wank and screens. §17,300 orms excellent home f uron 8t., i decereind nad Samocants | POR 6 a | —— | REALTOR | REALTOR PARTRIDG robe closets, tile bath aces iz per cent ere ea Gas heat. steady Mn eto bas Paneled rec. rm. Soruis wend | oo ay ownna, | Silver Lake | 244.8. Telegraph Rd FE 3.7848 BUSINESSES FARTRIDGE SCOTT LA al en wii cupboards ance. tiful shade trees, eu- oth car garage. Carpet and Uni ome, 7273 Third Bt High, —=~ FE 4-356) is LAKE PRIVILEORS gelore. shining oak floors. HEMMED WILLIS M. BRE WER other jextra features included ot | tI er fea are Spates High, sightly. 40x281 laxetront tot lene For Sale Acreage 47) —. open Te res ree large be 44 recreat: x- a N? . a ee sale! . = ———d ler vine oo room. xa] lot. gcreation, room. 108 fe Thea snventtgate Lt . —- mY. REIBZ, Beles Mer ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT ~~ Lakefront Bi-Level Otter. Sylvan Lakes '-$:10.20-40-ACRE BUILDING, PAR- RESORT LIQU OR y new rancher wit : oom and bath near! Eves. FE 8-062 by bedrm. home. M F oylvi = own. abM a beer wine @ 7 1,100 aq. feet of livin over $1000 DOWN rancher located rly new BY OWNER 2 B: 5-06. 3 ern kitchen, breakfa G od- orced Sale able, high To te Cc PANGUS, Realt te . Keense. You'll be pleased than bites Gown pe Less Mice 6 room benacio ot ilar kate" Be be? north tals 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. ing rm. iiving r —_ with Din. | 4 bedroom, 2% baths 2 car rr v tas with lake privile 9 | 2160 Mi8, bo or see this weat clean easy oper- conitiod Saree S* geod) gated on an Area, icey ge, itg = ae corme Gaon Lake peivienee: 92.00 wit | TiS‘ baine Scar garage. B fire | faced porage ob 1h frantage Heres opportunity — priced trom APO sare os avis wa tate | ron “Fil 000 down” on ines SUMMER COTTAGE bath leak flere re . Tile room, and y dining stone patie with aval. Os erma-| choose from. } ane to avisburg road. Building si Owner will also sell bis bh ‘< . full = includes ‘ grill red brick — . F , overlook te. | ® block f ome Tam means Eel ciple ee a sare certs Sle Wien Rent Este Carl W. Bird, Reattor | Sanit sot bot tage best teh” ‘Rest aha room summer cot- this g. Hurry on . four bed rontage has . x. ' =— Terms.| *“> **: ilson, Real E 3 Communit 2 ake money and rel tage. Full eae eee parce | TRADE one ay ILLIAMS LAKE Immediately” There are tive into Rolfe WH. Smith isis ONION LAKE Leet ie . See eee Sn BEAUTIFUL, 6 ACRE FARCEIS _ que grill =| ges go with . cilities for boating a a _, PHONE TLLL KE Priv. PV y area. On Ddiacktop | t com fe cig it == ae a amet wil consider taking poor —— beaneens ana wu refrigerate. fea sieve 244 8. Tele ee ve area | —+e 3-6556 carpeting. Ei tisps Large living ce nay Homi Only $2950 w phere a S TO] I } with low down payment this outs ome in on : rivacy is $1 c washer. Full pric Open Event be a , r e. Tile REA tandi assured with 13.800, onl pice enings ‘Til 8 fe ; ad ; art bsm't., sn0e LTORS WEST SIDE new home. Plastered. wails link fenced rear para) Many the monthly’ payments are’6s5. _ ® ae > mole =, Ee noe ae ty ce patio. qe OTRELE REALTY. 135 Highland Be ee at wich’ Pn ons m the city. Large 9 room hi path, loors, colored us features. $12,500 HURO . 86-2200 | nished lake h ely fur- ’ cement drive Lots | 4-2045. r \iford Rd. MU RESTAU 4-0358 thet wo ome 14 ft. master b with terms. " IN GARDENS BY OWNER. ome. Immediate enced in, Pruit & S = RANT POR SALE paed here So a tanily of attached ‘carport, 100 ft. lot. . $550 DOWN, Lovely hom 5 room and eee arate. | Pececceten. Shee ® ao: -Reseve: Sicn nua us Dotare tee ene BY OWNER, 1 ACR & good business. See by a a family o Fast pos : on a e located | B . modern home rms. By own w taxes w ES S. CHEAR. Call FE 2- ppoint. would makes aces ince = ee. ELIZABETH LAKE Eee a we bed. Basement automatic heat and. or _OR 3-001 apa Lake priv. OR FH aft | STORE ner y. Basement exposed on re ; $500 DOWN . Privileges. Chéc = - aun Basie this two bed-| $10,500 e and 2% acres. STATEWI We 7. ING. $24 OSMUN. awn. Close to bus, stores eal no othe room and ba ck this 5 lete ungalow makes it com- 910,500 FE 10741. f im Comn ‘ > $7,500. $2500 dn. OL 2-9761 boneeis. A) Bert (Bay (st (611: 300 thi lovely nice 3 bedroom bey 2 You'll want ta see Oe ren news Bene tao METAMORA Real Briste Service of Pontiac Owner Te 12% nrc : ee es R REFINING couse . with plastered w e bedrooms, th _} carpeted from wall 3@ minutes from REALTOR home or uit resent cot ake, bay station fot bear bes Gen tenes, Poe: handy kitehen, and the rich brown, It to wall in| tiac. 2% mi downtown Pon- | !7!7_ 8 _ TELBORAPS een, Lake Wrest Boma ed-| roa | lease. Attractive location. 1 a moce HOM ay Sarectsres | Bove meterven a oe oe ee Phan Er ee Ueiabatea! ake road Call ORI 08, Sunt mae sie vewner of this thtee year _ @ month. s you in. car garage. . . northwest corner of Barbe ter Shade and fr a a 5498 ‘information call Mr ~~ ea old w Rock Valley. R r RON raced bult-in a 3 r Littell, OL om oar ee college. Large) TLLIAMS axe Warren Stout, Realt DRAYTON WOODS AREA eled farmhouse [pesvetiy tareee em. fenced in aprinkling are Bary “SALE 2 y Lore. ON: BROWN 177; after § p.m. OL 1-1642 dining room and oom, a oes| meet ony Spec. * TN. Saginaw St. es Fh eres We have severe) very See eee. eon. thn barms. 4 baths. NEW 2, BEDROOM, | Pull proverty "Cian fe ber decvcnis | interested au We ‘sre ener | ene re sraTion “FOR arge lot. Valued at $9,500. N priced at onl magi Open ‘till 6 wooded me of them are oil heat. E ern kitchen. GE ent, Close-in $11,900 Huron F en) Estate, 1362, 1 2 ™ ' | provide high ated can reasonable offer refused. . eakwithl tetas te full and others are not. Call us Sacn tc — water system - $1,500 down. OR 3-2007— _ 44813. Open E 37888 Res FED PS | emergetio gh theome for alert, ocation - Very good MULTIPLE th we will be happy to show scaped r horses. On ¢ well land- OR_3-0641 ‘ evenings & Sundays | ) ing co men A oer eee ete LAWRENCE W. GAYLOR -_ LISTING SER VION em to you. nee In beautiful open ~ WEST SUBURBAN TOP VALUE BS ee es with full 136 E plat '$53 A MONTH ew : <* Ww lar nef surrounded by farms of Large ranch style, extra ital salary while earning. Ca MEE R963 | pepo. tadrarm a Newer Brick Bi-Level | “EARMR gre J Pia wet Spina Bane met LAKEFRONTS| 22: i eee te | aside oh Be eg ee che Tan — @. 2 bedroom iq Sliver k F exterio smart pm, m to L eges. Priced ‘ - ust west. of : write Box 690, = or bi ranch e r design of r sell. $2,000 f Ox ), Flint, oat Ss 1955. Plastered walls On Sushil ront Tacch beans! =f he hers 3 bedroom | ower Metamora . 2 a or Ha eee : ; MAOEDAY rere Ideal for selling tn es Call Mf. Hanie Michigan. FE 8 0 466 a neeenne eee Beat es ge feaeh Be oft “waltes throughout, the oe eases _4298 Barber Rd_ for appointment E ¢ ‘Near emallor __ paresis cee 9-7708 y, SUnset ! - 1 ated off Bald 5 a well pian ceptional ex- baths, s : acre, 1"; ads of road front- i a ec nips rill and awning reoms (and ‘reais ‘wed cars| sink, “emple large with double Good” from, labs, Goes fea (= eee per SHELL OIL COMPANY | b he full price ing. rot gga Rnd! and 3 x 33 air Senet tank and an PONTIAC LAKE — 2 Bedroom écen. m lake. $9600, $2000 acre. Terms. Bos for tease, A set? Ai COLORED OCCUPANCY lake level: Tarpe: sent oneeea 7 ‘plus "beaut polished cok sished Incioding deck. Only tarye 4 cam wee Warren Stout, Real eo epee! aunet jocated “at ' incl. Itke new 12: all other rooms. Th 98,000 — gs dock. Only { room bungalow, 3 lots, 77 . eaitor tvd. Pont uburn and 2 WILLIAM ing, draperies and carpet- x20 living rm. and t : e . $2,500 down. ull basement, oi! ' ots, 17 N. Saginaw 8t. Hahed jae | Exeellent ested extras. lot plus car he 100x250} iF to ‘six lakes. urnece, close | FR 6-8163 business Phone ee S ~4> port will make Ii INDI IV “> GALE kes. Must sell _.___Dally "t 6 anian FES. Mr. Ste ; a . ® real comfort. $1 ving 3 AN VILLAGE ISLAND — Mode down. . $1,000 a ae $-0277, 9:00 a.m. to CHANCE for you with low Been Serate i tweuna® on Lake Fstates and $8 per _ee (ull price | Located in one of, the AGE de room cottage furnished Paul M. Jones, Real E For Sale | Farms 48 48 Cm. or EM 3-043) between 7 ote z roo. A ran area: ze i ’ ca ei ’ “6 PPR ach, living room, ae ce LDWIN FE 4054 pelle cund view ie! ee tua with | WILL TAKE TRADES and keg gM tea p On. mainiand Oniy $8,000 FF 822 W. Huron XU SMALL MACHIN SHOP EQuip- ities Gacsgs.qiem | MULTIPLE LISTING carpeted Mvin See ee ae | goa et) letreom ie aad bul| Bone har 3 uice bear ibaolsted a2 RS ee= , pao COT 10 ACRE FARM = lealanal Pets ee . ge. $7,000. i G SERVI iving room, oom as 3 nice bedr cae An cE capees Bring rest ute 22, bedroom or more in| new Be od Bh dreoms and | PONTIAC LAKE — 3 bedroom WALTERS LAKE FRON Aa vexcelent omed (o= = ood SINCL2 NEAR BUS SANDY LAKEF iy tiled baths Widse ene in own lot Call us for letinas, pla could be used as a be é4 be ie } A front porch Mice beach ee deck Mas e| land ON eins cau se¥= Has svat a IR OIL ° y ‘ m . ' © ’ ¥ A RONT cay PRA priced to sail calf rvice is our business. Open . org Minis ew fen Laver | quted fer $10 a page oe Polak and attractive shel seems otters living a dising Ses La gn ' ’ vin i — y es . N. .e Lakefront ho Aer oe Full bese | gown. arian LAKE FRONT — One of | Basement 2 intee ba ras, 3 mail bee Rd a0 fe tie Key. & May. ee ay be me with a san- Green Lake Fr WM. A furnec » bath. Ol forced sir PONTIAC I the few desirable lots on J of | er barn, af fangood smal | Rens rent Aho & Nac” with ivi Be th tn-hend | cuerer ge) banc All brick Jike Sew bed ATT gerace alt to, pee. 018,008 = $ Wedreenr wiaitecee ‘round K., $11,000 ooo ers with convenient on. oe - avaliabie Call FE visit escistancs ving room Tocate this . trying to hom bed room en r with Uist ered welis, | A WEBSTER R kitchen, : Tm bination €. Bpacio sy terma to right b auto ot] heat Ba io EALTOR room hats a Wily, a A ra eee ey HOYT REALTY Being sold turnisied fo Roy Annett, Inc., 2 UIC TC AB EE lh SUNOCO | ) . Only $500 dow and is price ran ice shaded FE 2.9840 ~ = AS down. t HOME 5 cialis . with trees oa avely ft _aumina off | 3101 Wo Mure re 2348. Telegraph Ra. 2-0086 PONTIAC LAKE — Masona 8 Moen ee | uf Aino ponies “® pet durrows, | SERVICE S ' . : 8 diffi - -3569 b ~ ry iton 6 O SEN * ST re OAKLAND PARK feature cgneun, We nave some a Income come Property _ 4“ A bungalow’ 3, bedraome re eee cunaee wove) fue R prmced RA ott Dave STATIONS ures are full b lot. Breakwate = ATKINS LAKE — - I sear some Re: Prop. 4 44A aera. = loam po mane. 31) comp ee z s atire S : : on ; ay Le ms modeled f = Oe ca ean vetive brick Seminole Hills oniew enh cal siee Clean iy APARTMENT UNTTS. | PAntT- ponnsé so ba paren. CABIN IN NORTHERN R seeggrestgg oe Seregety automatic | Fi weeks paid training ing room with corner fi 7 IN 3-B id = rage Youll io tin patio Ga See Webb , owner must sell Only $13 sane sen: $300 do Lota ESORT buildings. Ali kinds e and other | nae assistance to th place, full size dining room, etl i‘ SOOT Brick - Terms can be areas here Rd. or call ‘Ox —- Lake 7 $13.00 — Terme nthe ‘month . rE 24339 $10 down. | erty weil located oe waned _ oe eee meseres tearoom ‘a ust S bans senate arse, 2 | one SPEC eee st tots | poeTiAG KE = Geet | ree Nes a EAMIN.| ig due to bees. Rept "gell. | c "peneity,ntermation - Sith ea. Sae = tite You can't find better val borhood. | this Ap men ih tome on cee ~~ Large two 0 Rferaat Mi acid DUPLEX ——T. let. Modern ree lot. Center resort arse. oa: | OA 8 hed iiness. Roy Knauf, | riffith fint then this ue ie om, nei : an A-l, ‘oom each house Sa Good hunt- ae en ae wate paghacsescl = ~ home. It hae G8 the Tettorn spacious living nea) Wee Solr Ten com inch ime one tori] bcer pareges | Senem arive ae sib. ee ee ere.” Guieis Sale Business P il SUN OIL Cc ) ‘ Timken PA oll neat ies for © large famiy a fireplace, | coup en ora for iteett ee | a ee ee oe Naheelsy kaich, Garden 6.1000. | Property 49 \ . ¢ petio: Gara, room den , large separate » riced at onl : age | 500 Cash t ent. $29,. LAKEWOOD VILLAG f . Sen berms ge. $17, on te main floor and ™ - ae ee, woly _— y $11,500. eSetuL DRick Lori ly 2. bedroom ook ove. Sale | OIZIE monwAY FRONTAGE. Inew ood 3-4200 SYLVAN SHORES Fog a nen ee Seepage Wie spskenese ee diane taelee Lt | $4 brick, 4 Sedreoms each | see te oe uke carpe Sale Subur ban Prop. 45A) pe sorts ot, Beat ake ‘Road. sled) Eves oS 3-9383 ed a eth weace. heat and i ern bungalow with | ot ex. oil heat, | on lake. On! nn | PSE tee Pre after 7 pm & th ~ het stairs to la | . New cond arge "$0 — 78 HIO ea Pe eect ress Box 1 Sat. T | soyy payment Tew servemune anca cor psrege, Pall” becomest, GO fern. Oak | Soo ig Sam Priced 3 set. Terms. Rertrtenee jake sovaivinie howe IDEAL MOTEL C SiTE wOArheld $66 tee enue t corner lot, Your floors. Alum storms. Wil! aul M. Jones, R CRANBERRY LAKE — Op 05 ft." lakefront, homes S TRUCK SERVICE G68) | , py Biomed one ee ae ee el Est.| Sew oe overlooking tes rm, bsthe, therme, win: or Shopping Center ee tee, 05 IMB to get the lake breeve is PER MONTH. |” 11.960, Excellent location v FE 4-650 Buros ve 500 Lovely Ranch pend = screens, wall tree pm had a i peter 3 of ase cm) oe ey Lo stock of Sa dy | i If You're Looking a ae beaut! | _For 5 Sale Lake ‘Pr sa eae Terme sepeele, ehrurches, near’ Lis: ai ea "The price le Tens ings, Appronsns tis ape i me ' " ear = Lin- and te + bel 1% acre _ Fa oil = taxes for a large, older ul Lerraime Manor Pontis ix Op. coli Plant Priced to rms e@sy front on 3} * = hom Choice side to ce ~ MAC 67 sell MI paved streets. - ae de eppronten see on. eS for ~ ‘ree sh Sescment. Tile seth tion. Pull | 1s LOTS, PRIVATE BEACH PRIV- Pd ag KE — Executives = ; M._R. Nilson, Real Estate tor terminal. Will show ‘ne | Sa dove oot BO mertenge | for the gardener in yor | over ‘and’ comps m “Builtin oven PSE" E sey Sven Take 8 iV.” Seoded Lovely hog home, | __For Sale Lots 46 1818 Union ‘Lane Rd. gea.00g” ter everything, ‘Terme. = charming 2 this | 4 dedroom pom in cory and compare with others | Bost house 4 é ~— NE g. Terms. $0 corner ot Raven. | gare grounds, near “rier” | "$00 down plus mortenge cana. ; 0. Moves You In _ $25.000 we =" 4 OF. T » EM 3-6556 a oe SERVICE on on engines —~ setied oa a -- . | ‘ H : / TRUE e This se | (bedrooms up. —{Pestures, 2 she 4 FRONT — OPEN aT & [48 are, Sesere Ere. See meet: a EM — PP ater fe at nome. ‘Tdeal See for retired }. Tent ‘t wait! Close to | basement, auto. | for’, with base leks. front, 2 bérm. brick, Full bi oes Met eee eC , ae a) eR Rene ee oe cae “e “ee | ee | ee og a vt. Ou Uanasepinge Beat otaling 192 Fr. - 4 porch, outdoor ‘kitchen’ Reerea com) i rontage on : seen ed gt B } & fron’ Sing’ oniy "1:30 0 piace. Beaufifat lr — Pare ro. best terms Lx. Oakiand | PE = ewe Wor Tex To ON A CUAREBTON | AREA-LAKE | -— 00 . Drive | waco REALTOR © ~ = Good | ~ eA, 2 Oe atemai lL ea — = i ow mere of |? Uh aap, Terms. beach. Wonderful view. ‘ere wl te ao xvow Lake. - oe of “fF RE Tg lig leg A. TAYLOR ell today! " ' i * ” ¥s r Es é . reattoes | Kam ud Ni icholie, Realtor Mettler os a ee jo, ,2 cottages, beet well eth down. L BRT ATR & INSURANCE Clarkston Evenings @ Sunde i I l ‘Call bien Relehner A @ 20 years aa — wrense, Reysi- S| ee a poe, Pontae Li : : rie IRE, +65 rl 00h oP 4-97 tise @ vicinity. Open rae! fe-! as = On i000 =| REAL ESTATE, INC. M-TORS RS ° * ¥ ' ain, Clarkston. Mich. here FE 40528 * yeom of) beet. eteety L, H. BROWN, Realtor we. ied om pigh Osa Prom BANK) Sites to ee ——— Pa en eee en eee “Open Daily 9 108 — y tes 0021, ‘Multiple Lasts 2-4810 Los. “FOR BUILD Hen ing, Phone PE 3-538). __ cr ie Be —| P ; EO | ae 2 op se a y | f , = dy - ; mal ae se st * ” ¥ M [ eS es 4 j a4ety ; : salle i . At Se Pony me yee / | . , : e | ; - ; my . a8 fare yy i ci lini pt / ' (J . | bl a ity Sil y / < I. y oo , ‘ ~ | Ooh ee ey sales f] « { * { % ea)» +e yi; {i ‘ 7. é ~¥ H ; iJ . & = it - i Pj ra. te 7 | ee ad ah) Sw =! . i . in en as) a tale } j 2 ait lets se } ae ee l HR Up eye A 2 \ es ve gases ‘ he a er iad Mua (a NS 1959 | ) INE 12, JUN Y, BESh FRIDA Pp D TIAC PON __THE Seer Lal nen meribeotie lowing used. mer ker a : ry mews I studio 2 PUpey, | the be mye i, etigare: . DOO | iz ‘reokend. Ms . oe ds 62, A AKC. Ot ‘| Walnut and fat oie Goods Meets oi” AK os se a os _ Musical RPECT re speaiel, 3 1) tore. Only x Sal NN ocker Li 9-460 = io pe, wt - A — bs : table RLOR ORGAM JN PERPECT ™ i sui - and ch, ick Turner me 208. oral Oat. t custions tn moaogaay i ick . ables, lso eup by Dick aie ag ad cae me = er lor patio. OF” au . ; iano, Har saa ser 4 , “Then = « 4 Baby ciel nas Sa ro ideal Bray Pree Be acts o 136 bess SI efter ones MA 6- | si on Bie et tte, a ey 7 i 13 vase to. Je oo rorrie ais ar “Clarkston. s. P IVA i ey : rom 12 cntldren*} 8 nding on. eae 6:30 =) N ae — POODLE P01 Wi 7 Closed -. West CAR “™ Accordlons r Terms Ola arer em co Estates Peart | 400t SALe §4 really ‘ree = fa CHER’S FE 40606 anc’: Elisabeth ‘Lake sOPri aan vorign ar'We are ‘b Pontine. ecereneoee : is cEETS AND 6 cH E | Last ate Re ae Duncaa For Sele M tas on 88 Ferm fp ALEAE PINET ~ Ama ley LE. Re Laxe G ete aire: b pe: 37 [tle Sy ao a i om LSON SPI finish | 183_Senderson A oe tuR davenports 6 a e las. ik we an i alate 5086 MI tur v set. com ods 4 ALUM Free fiberg stoc ither | 18 NE ul mahog sare eee 2 —_ ry. binet. old ss “eu ar pe bianca slied estimates Sens. pales NEST Soc es os a ciel bedroom shina Powey Househc R. 13 SIDING velftree ext down. *| vith bench. bn PP = 8 "Reewiered rfcosores Ruse, Coltse Drapes. eerie ER. | BYD: reell- ith R Re jo. oles cr Mie Cresensa. wet ypewrit- 7612. __ tr OM m [© yar zune Navajo. e AK Rug tte eee 57, Sale ES a os dott-your is ae | Canny : AN _Na ; a Blonde dine AIRE 50 mT wey. — ey 3 | [WE ZW ae POOD loins ped ‘AGES, alow eee uaes “oma Goods: rao ae 0, ear ents pod Seog 1-06 = x tes BY OU “ap. Good od Ave. ooo ° PR ¢ foot, | ke hed m & “WA hes’ OL In AN B ME. toy = land Ave ere ith th RED nese | mo. L Roc s. NER. be go fg JTIES = $50 u EM + it ued ae Se Household IDal | = ous apey . On fa a! fr eet ono: FE OR AER Baer crsad oor L veosat, eat ngRia Fal eee ma Aubu “CONDTIO' | TONAL ‘ AND. aera 921. : er Love oS: ebinste. Sale He ts, ll tin Lape = PE $4 2-4900 AIR” 10 vo a | TON WIEG ENTER DA. Since | = $150, rahe gua ¢ seed a ts. 52| S LKER iT i6tNeH | Sep month fe EN. | L iD aa . a | PARAKEETS Lampe. Couch Some cop- “i © i benter| 8 28 ae Sav 4u ee ee $25. IPPO! c AR. food EE etna at tools, ae er. mn eee ntracts.: NEW . 940. pats ter a | $8.8 t Mana L con eee ie 60 m CL MUS) R | re cA = Buy chen Up 1 N wa CIA ood L- fect r3p . xt PF 8 z D Sone mopat ; AKC st w inet. oO re. r, ‘Co | ees a ae W| OS rodueta OVING im. ¢ 1 per 1 afte LER Mov. moenp ie aera TER Byte, es ab mre Tyle Land $1,- WIN 50-ga ) BOBBIN SI ge KP PR ny tr _— 4610 L TRA 3708 You az * CLE nine Dress SS Pat FOX - China uffin s 3. ln ais Sale gr en aa hae A D BOsBIN Sr RENCH ahoga ATOR, WHEE ox. $60 | —.. e FE NO, $35. ‘Grown females pens, Bi Sonar per. I grome i aa EMO treet. ROUND Bi no Center. 4 ¥ 7 Sen RIGER “MODEL 2 Oana j a —_ PIANO. Larveoid ‘ness suas: : t to “appre 25 PER ee GBs ROUN 1 $6 Cen Pe 2 EF} +364 MO AR 434 TERE BOX. | ot Ts adsl. Gr ce. ere: to - pe oe o pa UET i ‘eee ROOM | ———“GE R ty TABLE ¥ j-6001, 3 tt = rmAii Piet sat "9 | | ee wie CAGE wide. ped a. _servic x6. PE 5-3881 Pes. £ er. adise Ont — . 611.83 eo ik) VAL 23337. Mic LIV N- | eae OR a Sylvan AIGHT ED LOWRIE uarantes pec 50 FOOD. _Kaults re mati Pins 11160 37.) EN AVE 2 ae Gr 7 ara ) ~wRA. door —~“tsE odel on GC C 2-0667 BO. DOG wil Ad Pr 13 — at yest Excellent NICK) Ba ndhog mets ea aan ST ee GOOD = So Aik RAN CLOSE 1 wit “vee Ly akses e t condi San % shop, 88 gla Ms iaen) r DI m ‘tt! 31 PC E 6 TONAI FE 2 with GAs 3. MAL 1420 Oa LUMB hi 3 as8, $25. i eres © oD REG 83 ie . x t. J oO Pur- Jt ro Ope 4-35 suite FE tee ips 1ONA is sIZEs. 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N erp n. ae bedro thriv free ead ¥ 1 - m cabin ithe model $0 95 a ouse ler Ra $55 00 BUY eens 8 Po OUSsE ‘T FE 6-47 OR RE Noor fur-, of DDED YP SOI! iP Se ith loa rente | hip eete g pas) “aaipaar Sy fase Tare t cm M Otel rortaye Binal nate Many ey jestinghouse La ipe. 8 x ARERC ‘LE | _©S * FC eel eanacty and | 8HRE 9s D TO NED ia Also sclike Ld me & i roe: ‘coke be equip- City é tes Rea si meek Jali Sales 1 tie 0s re ail akae [wenn Retrig 1. iD S } ~ soll p pl h niet ae ls WA OUA | aper 5 hand re Oskiand | _yas. -EFNED Ex r Bs trac my te: 1 | io peed wi 1b87 bea kinds cre Onin eG o) tite ea ne Bors Conte aay ate ee lw telnata Retrie AMP ) Reg ce soll | pee ae inet w TILE “6 Wall p isher repays RE 4 ILY, rege uve oe | meas’ } finan ‘ndustrie: | s » coupe. various misc ake dene (have 3 cabinet Sees na at nai | Frigidaire IR S Cherry | 3 geigicyd oe ay cae PIL ING’ $3 30) rs SAP 6 9 |, SCE GO DA ve 6 331 a! ava at ing ore Noe Soe “= mere: | Bud 2 ant nat h PF OCC to chr r Sing and ney f Frig Lor ie 4 Reg | 1 On rie ma tber ‘| sTRO} 430 e Ge Sedat. 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Pic 4 will se ie _ meaner rime cn hea AML AM ie tie ae ade ree ee ae 60 per PA ee NTED aoe ce ts, oor ” Qu RIDING uipme x | pos * tate seed. eral 1 apa Ft on ELL N OAK YAR ior FR ee Prac a4 ; 2el0's me ee vier: WED 2 per N.\ wa tor 6p 5 62 Plan na, OMAL OAD 1 eq le bar, vator. y Re ae to 7 net emaile se eg ast iD ee BU thing uenl lsed z soenn bapa | str 347 FINS or per rere iter s 6 COLO — mane eS oo a be con ‘| Ldpd Road. = rd iY NAT deo CON = clnvrane we Svers thaw 90 (abt 7 | binet Gat a ate ne ® oT 4-5 alae Ale 4304 | Good: | ORD our ane, mme aos wi pais ba 4} Rid Hickory farm nter ge LS op cen fag AED seine tee ne cabinet 99 50 ter. PE co HOOA! te" 0. sical ~~ | MILPO eat Oak st Co diet, & ‘OR 3-118) er afer 4) ody rth oa ve oe oa " ¢ Ay ts — eee pre ae a3 ML IRB | oy brea ons As petit ‘OPPLy QnA ica Spores st re ER C J. e Musi Peren 08! of Ea vce. dis ia + laing. . — no ad to vHiekory farm. TIN on : LK NK $75 neh, #2 CHA S pe ete eee Ite... $3 Pt one cash & &§ T 3e | Bire v pen MB = | __ Sale VERY | inds. rth SPR ore Hp ton P' Milfora mang hs) south MAR awap 192 AND mt £08 keane dt be 7 ve Elec we. 3 cha oan mo ‘on eR os RR Cherr Lun | nN k le no aa or m - ote ray Mi tes pes he or be OAS len Ne “AWLE heehee Li ocanee. 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NT . ar PIANOS: 95 Ron: FEMALE! 1 g ‘ . cmp oatb ana ue inc DRY, ve ee ee i drye : 12 webu *si0 $0 . TCNI he i eae id iene Ur eee la U fe Bo oa ame vice what eet eres. At ei! at aay HPN bree MOOM TAR ™ Antiques COLL: “asphalt pat Da an Fen Pe DEO oT Ra oe” ere amimend te pS tte Ireobren ing nnd oer ter A ca ne eS on on DIN abin co for | 1 clo ‘tx ite § INTE MPS MU s pe | s —_ . — PE 30 a: ay qustrate Sm owers and OR. HA ry ti AJON hina « 18 y0OM UE m Stee REN t wh PA DAL. sUMPS u . ta Bea od $9750 1 buy v. i ‘ : } lee Hs ; EN: ric 28 > RE NTIQ na 0 Lin | acR rain TER ee C PU we a ition: rea gira Tane’ ee a- m TERMS 7974 att er iy mus Pea. MO Exd hair rE NINC rE Dr a! 1% 116 at House MAS “4 bag. deep 79 Open | = c a co A Maa | pv fe barn . Com CREDIT Rwy. 3-19: » Clore a) esting Pik HAT on and ¢ piano R MILD #20 1on % Tine yat) eat | How ) HITE $134 i k Weet E R an good pes. 7 8 RCH ae . OR 2 iter , , ' ' hw re 1acC ee o* sup tan Mie ILLE tee e t ple “7 CHU tee. 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HC Case & weR ees om Pt PMvatrry ra SA or DUR aT ‘ A MO! 3 1243 5480 IE .e| een ted PIANO AL. ane ge Cu PRY ¢. 1 | Mow ratots an . ABLE couch 19AA DOT XUU ere era m4 LUXE a PE TV. 6 x re 2 OBEY, | ‘ HE moe ily WER evres accep — Ci, ole gee Eo 4 ) PUPP TE: A pea ns “cult i : | ae, 10m TAD nse 0 =, ene RTOS, LURE mm A Talia ARLE MODE bo take ors as nate — ops feat stock c-RATRED ea POWER LAWN We Filan y am pl rN ite cle OAS | 1 Casa Jess a ley ° nine: to j 9.80 ¥ hog one. ale “CoN TS den a706. . | & ee Dryden ELL ef ‘ oO RE 0 RCTI vette Pe | of c - ‘ Coty am oa tlabl = uler $40 on ma ful ¢t e, Te wn LB Reas j oe TOS Rate Lit a + 208 FI iG Ts ee R ne z | Te40 10 aval CTALE sag --6T30 rtain plete Lai ched aut! rante ial) UTE old. Re | - * Vea motor ek on ram 2 TOV 8 8, Ae _ | Tee, Ove aye io sPectals os Md curiain. ¢ — ee Small dow cure ks old rhe ad ! Ske hes 5 et oT LR NERS NER +004 si oe ka gg 8 ry -- R Seeeyy i a¥ trige | ‘L iaveisrios — eer “per m ) ad. mom a ae OF TR Nm LOSER att rE 198 sons a ks De iN By Retr App ete lavete “ ab h 10 ét wv UND ‘drills ~ : rn 350 “OND amin req eet K ‘ 93 | a p08 LE se SORA TIO bemacai'e mic Baas tone cece nee $1 BS 8-At2 SH x | ‘arte uA be a $ if comm a leet ANG bodies veota ty mite ~hEaEGA Ran Pomesls with M ing ¢ te seconds a8 te le Usic FE 8-82 poms Wine! , or AP A ce ate uc OR . 0 08 fo wm eager 043 i p ers Out a NT END value team be x tory 2 OF Bl ment, 1M a? age i . ina =a ewAr at ; leneer oe “he ot Freee ise et KN diy to wMvollets fae t, 8 Pere AL. * E = Ms old wil a only 42317 litte asher 000 mo Tonatty as! ; t ble ~ MApie Rea 2000 : ‘exe ortecan ; Sagina SAL non, week . une MA veep eee as a inet pt TR LEER Fi Nhe. oie TH wreeree bad Lal AL 4 Egy ete — a t frige finer est rabine Esk 1. 1 ARO, RP endl tM - $0 n . ai. mL hd ECT pine jar ee TO ) — BAN ae cnr oer. ecu ft | vabin : ED ys Pain Da erent no partic jnttsal = SP poy “payines | Fre bbe | ° R t ubur ft | USE me EPA to A o” rea a ‘EAT s on 7X: fa) down | : + sURU oe Aaa 6 left. ae Sop eerie pra lses Taper Ra TWANG Hii Secs bite “a ted ~~ on a weted ° r BEDROOMS eS tae a lene teal, ony cou’ cum A Gheeas oes Tene tetas Ecthie jake, Paso) TURES arte OWS | we) =p ng ee re uw . nd "ARs ue or Red 4280 b oMA 5 tT VA erect. cal vy perp arty ELEC Alao eM! FIX uli ~~ WIN oper bale ALBI ‘'s new went Me lot. si |aive App! aU, guar herr Tw the le Co = 7C hia 600 an hese emt o ORM for : é taf It's aver ao ft ata sets Rm vente ~ were le Ree cog 5 room." Lit in hi eriment o st ware t for Bes ; yUe B. Gagine f t mn RY Treat Thy Hah A} s 1c m aoe No : ard Uni . A blie sles pale it — tweepere — ol * L gohnece are EM 3 Softener . wor Migececery foam oF ibe bedroom. torn OFA FOMTAR ,, . er Mitta m f | er: N aan des jues oh, rel ter. cen. & . 2 Ber ae ‘sro ‘ie Oe Wat sorte iss pull dowat ae E po ( Y aie ieoaed ‘ona No AATIC price ENE Sade salu ie Fluo ike 1 | tche last. No TOM eae LIK 50 ¥ ” pr bigs ve te man nee ha mae Maer aural CINDY m164 us ri) | eta el Mte rd Lake A se name $i4oo Sy ener | Tae cellaneot oe ean bee ‘ values orders v3 7ERA isc Pen | fae - Be mMpse 52x Piorescen ROE FREEZ r For Sale a D ‘oa! wang ber = . ‘e L . ie NO tants hed 6 Ze pip = K FE 44 Sun Ave ERS t and nl Ce We ate " galvapined & REZ he light et "AVAL ea LTORS. Eves a FAR a acl “modele n hey in 008 A uss! . LA aph ATIN “ New marred ay © ft. fe ‘ RE: Telegra CTLL “prale pierced to -p aad . OR ath Fen = 86. count "pe nme aba <2 n THER Pe Bent thing VAV NE OAB = = peli le ce nits Sa on ‘ ” __ For UsED W m “tb : AM fro 121-3 | CLE shirts open . , ZEB 35; & sens ; 4 . L ae ee cme Al, wo 4 fi _ ane = ¥ . | / an ree ee a RE gl Png enti eee ogee. eg eet Meg ey <<¥ * ¥ eo” id a | 2 e: Ne i oad { * . s) J Oia} { beam, length, concn windshield, naseering Bgeree FORD a WOODWARD matt 8100) | 8 CHEVY ea RALLY (ae) Socumeres 39 rosy DEALER BEATTIE LINCOLN-MERCURY | A wa | JOHN SON : - ‘ : = as f it —F * f f oe oe 2 Ne | : ' f Jf | f i ) : I 5 ; ; See = = dl . cs eS ee ; ; i . j 5 i 7 poof “6 cae a ae eee Sep ee : fy a —P —— : _ era _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE i2, 1959 ' ; _FORTY.ONE : For Sale Howeetrallers 78 F mraz For Sale ccessories | ) agers anaes 78|_ For Sale Bicycles 84 84| | Boats & A 85 | Used Auto Parts _89B or Sale Cars 9M For Sale Cars | ___For Sale Cars 911 For Sale Cars ‘971 Fer Sele Cars - on fm adh a asa epe os -7OW | See te ae te a yeas] ere soa ese aes Wiis? Sapte oa. Se ee ‘6 FORD CONVERTIBLE. BLACK — | MPErMOUTE gEDai wy oRavE, ; on abteast oor nee Boats & Accessories 85 ee eee rencr au | For Sale Trucks 90) "BOB EROSE IXc., LPRIGTO 4 MOTOR. CLEAN, | [fanemjgige. nadie! waster whe) (~) no MONT yee Meme re. eut. and|~ ~ Panoramic, pe: ayes tat 2 i \ . Mr. Parks. at . Fe 0 Fr, BYDRAPLANE, ot ee LINCOLN-MERCURY |, S0,DODGE DEMOS | A aN ene ar Marold Turner Ford. ‘ collect a, iE, 930 large, oF We thems | 1946 INTERNATIONAL, STAKE, 1 iy | Low MILEAGE — 2-DOOR & _S_ Blvd. at Saginaw 8t.- : ET Ke ok ee = Gist PALACE. 30 x as. ie Ni) HP —EvnRUDE Ww oot| materials, (Best quailty! bese, gerd. mechanical sew tus-/ “80 Hunter Blvd. "| 900n. uP’ ro soe, S71 roRp conveariat TUT) Motor Sales. | it vem. re euuco Me sd _ ' board motor Excellent cand. Deel ) Soltis Plastics Co. ber. Call MU ¢3252. R. K. Floyd, | (U8. 10 BY-PASS) ACK COLE. INC. a ; - ning. : , oa ‘i SPARTAN, , TOs PE 24606 after 6:0" | 3 Ra. (M30) EM! g164 E. Commerce Rd. Milford. | BIRMINGHAM Mr 68%! — “Doage-Piymouth-Chrysler. | Sctorine’ “white walle 1 PowER : SHARP BUYS! . uipped, extra nice. — | 3-0650. : : f fee . j Wet ee ek . YEL JACKET, MER- in? zi REPRIG- | ltt W Mople ot Pontise Treft | low mileage. 61.008. “wit Sceept| 59 Rambler .......$2495| 6 cigs 2-Dr. Sedan fer, OR 34311 days or nights FE eury motor and trailer. Fic 3-7050,| 1 F I ersted truck. & Kelvinator com-/ 5] CADILLAC 4 Dr,, 62" SERIES. | | waled, ee ee ‘$1 oor Chevy in 'SQ Ford $1695 “6 perenne H-Top Coupe 2-5065. 13 : , i MP. ‘. — > cond. Sacrifice for Ricelieat condition, ready te go 1851 DODGE EING AUTO, (trade OR 34380" after pm | 00 FOrd .......06. 3 Voit tae =e 7; Cw a motor & trailer rols & ac- . ane _ Saginaw. $s FORD V8 4 DR SEDAN op (57 Ford ..... 1 BLOAS | "6 ape olay ee formes et T 10 Pp Ce ‘See’ DEX KENNEDY at | 4, D9008 ¢¢0e aH tis OR “i eae - 1980 Gass! °57 Dodge Royal ..$1595 “HOUGHTEN & SON paym 0. DOs Boek SHAPE ta eg 7B Peete: 1880 Seer 57 Dodge R - | A ee Seite Maine reese see: ane : CASS-OAKLAND | & Aes * Below Cost |s5 Voltern ton | Sats hee Reas. Call days OR 3-6268 or ‘4 FT. RUNABOUT $125. CALL FONTS MARINE GERVICE Both com Poutiag’s Newest Lot | soBoE ‘ss @ DR, Br AOD, CON €10 OS |'58 Volksw'n "bus ..$2045 | 535 5. mate, Rochester OL Lona Bros. OR s:0lt os SLVERINE RONABOUT ee eae ae Masut k ese oes Sane) eee 5 ae iss ert. 3), Seer, Beet one '’56 Ford $1345 | ‘si PLYMOUTH GOOD MOTOR, ins 3E9T PONTIAC Glttey wex.|?* WOLVERINE RUNABOUT | WE HAVE ALWAYS HAD BETTER Mazurek Motor Sales | +53 capuiac ¢ 5 or Sunday | 0 Ford .......... 1953 _35-FT. PON x. | 32 CADILLAC. DOOR. GOOD _ | >| Some body rust Stick drive, $106 Ss cgaiton Vos for cau | RRR Ar A FEE | NO eg aber Jou| Spent aoe | sae ata "| Below Cost. ‘Eddie Steele 22 fixmouth + $89 a — = a ix BOAT, 15 "53 Ford P-900 tractor | 1*S6 Buick $1395 | 33 1 PLYMOUTH i |} horsepower Evinrude motor, uy. Howard Loomis. 10655 e Ford i a Pe WICK 2.0... 0.565. a Oe ee hee mole control. Motor cart, en. Highway. __ a Mee ~ Bel e 1988 Ford. 2 door # cylinder $499 FORD 56 Buick ......... $1295 | Re No. 4 nga taler Bote Oper ee te Pmt eee ote Pr. ALUM. ds Ma i ¥E "MOLDED USED BOATS — SCHRAM TRUCKS elow Cost Eddi St | | | 298f ORCHARD LAKE ROAD =| °55 Oldsmobile ....$ 725, %1,, PLYMOUTH i | 0:30. 12, PT. CADILLAC ALUMINUM Dist’br. of V-bottom trailers adillsc C vil 1€ eele oe ce Ree dr. herctop, V-6. Red d& white, trailer, 1982 Ci eupe DeVille $499 | PE 5-92 : ALUMINUM, 2) BEDRM. GFT. rte Caen ae. railer,/ “boat with 1§ HP Bvinrude @ | 2539 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-0311 ; FORD ‘FORD ~SONVERTO RAD was ime 55 Buck =-2...-.. 5 995; ae: Bae. ww. ousetri . . owner. 606. ' trailer, — $836 Z $1 R ae A += 2 c cto . PE Staa0 ater § pm. sod Fim abn A ers DELTA PLYWOOD RUN- 1953 GMC Eddie Steele 2105 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD HEATER ABSO Bee ns | 3S Oldsmobrie .-+-$ 995! Clarkston Motor Sales SZIRSTREAM B. RGLAS With MARK ey about, 30 HP Evinrude, TeeNee PACKAGE DELIVERY FORD KEEGO HARBOR MONEY DOWN. Assume payments | 55 Chevrolet ...... $ 795 cHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER travel trailer. Gince. 1632. Guar-| coves 2 trates, Bese ite HE: | ye trallet complete — "PEE 5.9204 Pas oe ee na ee Stisee pee =. Main Bt., Clarkston MA 5-5148 an life. Gee them and get new. On Ett, or OA Bassi, | MANY, OTHER GOOD ers 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD = 4 FORD 8. WHITE Walte R&H, “. Harold Turner Pord. | 55 Buick .....-... $ 895° pLYMOUTH BELVEDERE « ers eien, 3004 — Trebl- ie 3 FOOT GLb TOWN GANAS CANVAS _ — oe — 20 ft. Lap- M we 7 $0200? — aacas veo after 6 Be Sie Cost _ 55 Buick Sedan ...$ 895 | Sranee a” a ree top, | gy cance. Exc. cond. | WE PULL LINE : ee 6 FORD CURTOMIEDE: © CYL 4 E es & 5 g. l-owner. dune carevanel ayes 16 PT. Cabin eT 3 4 PT. | nam lO ace oA Fuhing boats ‘$2 CADILLAC 4 DR., CLEAN 3600. inder FOM Like new T-Huron, | 4 = 55 Buick ........ $ 995 16-1635 ~ a CAMP TRAILERS eke _COT!* craft r FE 5-Soe¢ | 8k! gig & pegreietags the Factory Broneh & oo 36513 after 5 pm. & week- $23 W. Huron. FE 4-2185 ioe 3 Ford, ¢ door, 8 eylinder — °S5 Chevrolet ...... $ 895, a PLYMOUTH, 7 pooR~—is APACHE CAMP finest in Clinker ts — ee 5 (e) J : , ~ c| J eee nen res: sleeel ig FOOT CENTURY INBOARD. PenaYen line from 1) ft. to 19 OAKLAND AT CASS | #87. ForD 2 DR V8. RADIO & Meus ole OR BI custom. Eddie Steel 55 Chevrolet ...... $ 895 REPOSSESSION completé. A tow old type eee ee ne ee cece scarce | TEES 73K ree " heater $1086 me FORD GALAXY, Maree | @ |'55 Pontiac .. ..... $ ae $26.16 mo. Fully automatic, good strators on nd at greatly 16 FT. 5 | i r | TOR leoce rubber, no rust. Mr. Bell, Mie att tet oat “akin, BES thee] mee eS aa se eee eee SA Te eaamaggtoum |S Ponting Con 1088, ROMGEEN PA every day inclu Sundays.| has approximately 8 hours use. Our fecetion saves you money ‘ECONOMY USE CARS| : y ’ 35 Pontiac Conv. ,.$1095 188) PLYMOUTH 6 2 DR. WAGON: er oe, mene aa Motors Amn a ; 1953 Ford V-8 4 dr sedan Radic t- KEEGO HARBOR ; Vee eee i erie. #814) afiar Cu Deeper's. Gun & Sport Contes 22 Auburn ____, & beater Automatic transmis- el OW Os | PE 8-020 FE 2-282 "54 Oldsmobile $ 795. = eR ore vies nd ehing US Sar oobi, oN top az Goin | Flbergiag SSA nae ae FE scat Het ora mation wagon S120 gp FORG.OHENG AUTOS 'S4 Buick v0. 83 Below Cost ; ce. Sc | ates : Bo ____ fk a ' _8. Saginaw. PES 4) Buick --- SH Be aes Sade at Cost i" Fepsem Ei Teall ae Z FOOT PIBERG nor | Sy Mecer winch. Mone alec ¥e | Good cood “8 Rs rddie Steele | Bo | 34 Buick ......... $ 695! 1958 Piymouth ¢ door — ms month. Financing See the beautiful low priced | 3 Trailer sod cover FE Gsies. rere acute G c ans | 1954 Chevrolet pane} truck Radio FORD Below Cost 34 Pontiac ........ $ 495 | Eddi St ele asa ax50 7 8° 84 igs! election Waltehouse’ Pibergins | ALL TYPES pair, 4 Midget rece! 2 Aubure ) Bester Automatic transte; 2108 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 1958 Pord $00 hardtop-sis@ | 'S4 Pontiac ...... $ 495 | e ole | = repair r 4 | ; 2 ' ds > pe ie ke new soegg BMS) Saat = Bemba smyice | _saap."Rinft? Gren WSs | TRO pt LOMD DEM teas res nee Asan Eddie Steele St Oldsmobile ...--$ 595 FORD 4 new, 10x43. ....... $3995) CD uise-OUT BOAT SALES’ PIBERGLAS PRODUCTS ~ BALES. rguson tractor Rigo front | 1953 Pontiac 4 dr sedan Radio i ee = eele ve sie 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 1958 new, 1642 $1295 j loader. Swap anythin Heater Hydramatic $245 49° FORD 2 DR. RUNS REAL : 84 Buick ......... $ 595 KEEGO HARBOR A few other 8 wides at compar- ™ 3 East es. Boulevard | ‘ service and repair. OR 3-5193.| of equal value or “pel. 186 good $100 FE 88513 C Man. FORD 53 p ~ cy ge PE 5-9204 FE 2-2529 Able Prices ecHANOE a oo y _s Tr transportation Ott er ed 7 | Merrimac. 1988 Studebaker 2 dr sedan Good ning 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 9 Pontiac .......; > 345 i Sa PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE, = 60 &. Telegraph Ra. PE 2- saeel 3-1861, Lake Orion . — mine gees seed MY San" aRtcE oe pee {DEAL SBCOND CAR WITH ONLY FES-om0 ve sass!) TOMISEY <=. - 057) 499) ise oer bereete, EM Yel, & __Open 9-6 Mon. thru Pri._ |S6 INBOARD, 15 FT MAHOGANY CARS many. TO Mose ALA- 167 Ford V8. Fairlane ¢ dr 30,000 actual miles 1983 Pord. 32 MERCURY. HT GOOD 53 Oldsmobile _....$ 495 —Bissine CAMP TRAILERS | ¢ gVlinder, completely equipped. paar anor ee | “COM Redin> teeta ee a RRit Ball se) tiem etter a! Ser | dition. FE §-6010 ee 253 Ford $ 1580] AVENUE U SED CARS. SEE THE NEW CREE Fit CMIGE ARLEN —F [ wees ee ee ee 1981 MERCURY 05 KINO AUTO. +53 ponerse en | @ Mercury Travel Coach. 11's tt. Pe ott | Wile’ it is nonwe, Our capes "Cuuttornia. 600 Hawaii, $99.10 — | I K y | 1987 Buick 4 ar Dynafiow, Radic wesw MCATION TIME try tt 8 “Saginaw FE. 6-040 SOTO.) 53 Nash .......... $ SO 8 cney : $ss0 shower, ely se | oO bIEEE JOUMEON DE GiOR Service Inc. OR 3-1254. eater New rubber . ~~erege 53 -Pont: $ 157): evy : +. .4 $498 tained. Also available in 20°, 2 AUTHORIZED JOHNBON —verty Service Inc. OR _3-1254._ - sedan station wegon. #7 tone. | 57 “Mercury ww aud fe RS $18 +5 ss Ontiac ........ J/ ‘48 Plymouth oD e tibl is ve O108 : ANK FINANCING LEAVING FOR HARRISBURG, IL- | ses? Buick 2 ar sedan” Power; New tires. clean Priced to sell ¢ DOOR 52 Pontiac 7 *s 195 66 8. convert ble TRIUMPH TRAVEL p TRAILERS, sKIN oe ae, ee 13. Room for ; pee. ALL MAKES steering wer brakes idea oe eer Fn | 8 Anderson. FE BOR FROST. INC 30 Buick od . 5 Gr = = complete with gas , heat- & ary sy Share expenses. 78 - = ae Radio & heater . $1 = _ 8-0555 —__ |} ; eu Bele Le UICK 2... ..00. 5°88 PLYMOUTH, 9 PASSENGER, er, gas lights, electric brek BOARDMAN’S $0014 after _ 6. L E 1989 PORD CUSTOM 300 3-DR [COLN-MERCURY [39 F | “wagon, R&H_ Automatic t i only “$005. rene? OR +0012 131s Highland Ra. | SHARE EXPENSES TO 6. & MO. ao | ancl. Gearract Geer’ = sme 17 f = age Car hes a ear insurance : 43134. __ | . “41 FORD oe BUICK ENGINE lpeatisn | PE 8 Balter sogente See nee ee ANY MAKE On opm = | 38 CORVETTE. iis ENGINE 2) throughout. 30’ mumbai “°™4 | 408 B Mansfield, efter 6 : bien April onus? mee oe Eddie Steele Pontis ae Nay PE base FOR 20 YEARS WE HAVE _tops. PE + __ | 1082 CHEV $95 KING AUTO. 115) | Looking Oh Chae ce FORD OXFORD | "CHRISCRAFT BOAT | =oe 188 sioer_ CAR. ported s ig A AR otal es | ACS Ts Bel OW Cost Baths aay Mb vial ea, *"* | g706 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 25 Mark meer, controls and tratl- oe OnT™ fo ‘atten. A sises to solve foreign | °4 Sg avec i EXC CORD | 1985 Ford, 2 door 8& cylinder $699 8s OLDS «¢ DR EXC Wi KEEGO HARBOR OR LEE KELLAY. ; 7 OY EXC COND 4 TRAILER |_er, $600 OA 8-3653, 8 am. to 12 car owner problems eee Tire | Power steering & brakes naw "29-0204 FB 22-3820 | EVINRUDE - WAGEMAKER ace eRe rs ee B l C t | Eddie Steele | 9080 MY a aTh 1954 BONTIAC ¢DR CHIEFTAIN NEW — 1959 WAGEMAKER Nan. W. J. VANWELT NEW AND USED e10OW VUOS 1944 PACKARD ie costom 6 (cess. Rydre. Bedi, Mester. #3 SALES —_ cise feraits runabout, 104 om 3.1368 aaa Diate mwy. |“ 'c) : | FORD a peas. centertine length, 66” beam. rub- SPORTS CARS Saoe Chevrolet station wagon — = $4 PONTIAC BTARCHIEF 4 DR 7708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD i a inc oln n Seda ~ $2995 Sed STEWART OENWERAL GARWOOD | fe!, “amp rail, 30 windsbield. 1968 TR 3 KEEOO . OPEN “TIt. 9PM WEEKDAYS mn an. cond No rust Many HOLLY VAGABOND | back all re-saace 1959 Evin- 1989 VOLKSWAGON Eddi St le FE 6-020 HARBO rei. 8145 COMMERCE RD. ! BOB EF ROST, INC. ~ extras PE 436460 © PR espe dir per oe rior ages Al controls battery and battery bes, ay cake SEDAN plata le ce nn (0) _ COR. UNION TAKE KD LINCOLN-MERCURY rc stgoal gs all t st evy — A ba aie We trade, sell of rent. I ccapate cra water, 1206 YOUR CAR i981 MILLMAN CON nes FORD Ford Fairlane Hardt EM 3-4196 _—_ 280 Hunter Blvd. | 190 ethers to choose from, 48 up. e ve some wW ie ROAD \ Financ arranged. ee ustedes, Ges) On ont Sieh. A ter only We will show you hew to eut| B’HAM IMPORTED QEeEGO HARBOR STICK. RADIO & HEA 1909 DEMONSTRATOR SALE | BIRMINOMAM tears | PCOROMY CARS — 32 AUBURN m ey south of Lake Orion on M24. Sie) yer payments nek” Cah ee CARS, INC. PE 5-9204 FE 2- a $1095 CARS LIKE NEW 300 MILES > MY_2-0731. [NEW - WAQEMAKER molded pi de 1985 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 2 ° ann up"Temmiric piscouxr ‘58 Mercury... ~ $1798 PARKHURST rood Tapatrane » runabout Lek Eddie Steele Authoriae Fist Dealer Biraignt stick. Low nulleage ed Larry Jero e | ALL MODELS — ALL TYPES | 2.DOOR, fully equipped Rl ISS een mports 466 mM . a — . P: BOB FROST, IN( TRAILER SALES ed a coac | ws Orton) Stered. 1999 Evinrude “Lark.” Re. 2708 ORCHAR vagis D LAKE RD. 4-2185 “FoR Featuring Sew 1080 New ore et Se a Ake te A i masse aor wna vs el OSE , ‘30, CHEV. «4 DR. Raw. CLEAN. | ins Ya «DOOR ice es MOTOR SALES 280 Hunter. Bivd. omes. Between Take] capacity trailer with tail ligtts | —— ———ase———— | C, Manning. FE 8-9613 . 77 mo. Luck fate jen, 103 5808 DIXIE HWY _Orion end Oxford on site | and wineh. All for only $1328 | For Sale Cars - CHEVROLET, ro) _S_ Saginaw. FI 32.4 At the Light in “watertord” _ *)' pinurnonam. © “ea 60034 VACATION TRAILERS FOR f Tee Deas POSSFSSION | yay | 198i PLYMOUTH. 986 nego | Me rents Jeotboan'e Traler Gabe |NEW - AMERICAN 10° runsbost, : B | 7C i Auto, 11 5635 Williams Lake Rd. OR 3-2638 is conlertine length, 77° beam. | RE POSSESSION roe e I Price. No cash needed ClOW Os It W 7 = 3.8 Seginee FE totes VACATION TRAILERS FOR SALE. Sot acs cae catia worn YOUR gine full price, No veah needed. | FE. 20002 * mie 1963 Pord 3 deer. 8 cylinder—s10¢ on ‘When You Buy. LAKE ORION » trailer for your vacation.) wry in front with full seat. in $11.49 month Mr. Bell, King Au- | ia CHEVY. A-1 ‘Giips TT wonon Ed ; “08T YOU MONEY peer rMOxtord OA 69783, La- er Ler tert 1958 $0 hp | FE 6-0402 _923 W. Huron. PE 4-2 _| 1e tee “ : aay TS | | OFFERS WHR OnED. TRATLENA aT Us| Seiey"bon ahd ee [Borie | CAR] imi, auiee, gos on ae | at quevy, x xing 4070. 10 FORD — Dealat | a | target of customers rein | and taf tie Alton. sist GET THE MOST ; cnaiee SRO ORPAL ice 2 CHEV CONVERT RADIO & oe ao Kia GLENN’ S ‘Something Out __Res T COME OUT AND SEX the FOR IT! T-Huron. 623 Bw. Huron. Fidera) MONEY DOWN. Assume payments PE §-9704 _ FE 2-3029 } ar ent 1 railer Space 79 terrific values ip our com- And the most is 4-2186. _ of $1146 mo. Call Credit Mgr , 56 FORD GUSTOMLINED RADIO : | of the : | lete line of boats. Every- ‘s0 BUICK, GOOD TRANSPORTA-| Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500 Harold) snd heater, 18 and take over You CAN | . AUBURN HOTS MOB VIL- | thing io sluminum, fiber. what you get at “tion, $125. PE 8-330, after q30.| Turner Ford. 7 Gomas 3) Fob SURDEN. THE mon NOW IN ANY You are interested in , liage. The finest 4 mile ate Pon- Laredin = Set oe: ) B lo Cost Ld ee Nias “NICE CAR some? Lat us help you adjust to. | two things: ee 170 N. Opdyke PE §-3361/ onstration rides available at EROME eC1OW is CHEVY 2.DR NEW TIRES, [ole Q, cn Actor S B tif | ' INSIDE CITY LIMITS 2 BLOCKS: coe ciete iieores Mon, Tens Meas ‘Dates, Marotey — ‘iets! | _geet_ceed_ Wa Stee __ “Lake Orion Motor Sales eqauuiu uali ‘$7 BONNEVILLE oe 2 ale eR “Bright Spo Eddie Steele | :Sth’nh fn "2-POS sz pon a:poor RADIO C | id cate ernie = OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR ~ read, about 7 miles to De- goed ane Oe at oo , Routh Gueky Auto Sales i63's MRATER. ABSOLUTELY NO ars nee! shes whe, went the Sek Wane | mete Bd Lat aed een | PRE tull_9 FORD |} Seginew. Pw 4-231 > eet cone men can Gall | KOR : ‘56 Pontiac H'top . .$1395 A cemen 08, 6 wson's Ba — ° o Ca red} } One hg east of Outerd oa ate:| n ce Lake. Phoge MAin 4 peere Immediate! 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD ar Eger Le LR yg | Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 4.7800 | Power steering and brakes >. ville Rd. OA 8-3022. o-ti7 100 CARS y PE 5-090 HARBOR : £2 “Sew FORE | _Harold Turner Pord N j 6 P aRERURES LAKE TRAILER GOOD 10FT. PLYWOOD BOAT & 1963 thru 1957 Models ae SPEGAL DY NAP Sgn gr osgad 7 gag eo : 80 YOU COME IN AND BE THE - lymouth 2-Dr, $ 995 ‘Coart, MY 23-4611. The best for) Ste b.p_metor. 9199_OR Bring Title—Get Cash | “nt Gem ebie’ Gols power) Below Cost z Automatic transmission Clean were. "Between aie’ Grion ang) | EXTRA SPECIAL — . ss power sats ike) ew | sour pore. e toor sexier = MIC) NEY x7 prymouti. gi7os, 38 Pontiac Wen.” siTds Oxford. _ $1409 compete A aki outfit COMMUNITY | path 2 | $390 \ warn, w avTO. Pa ee a Power steering and MOBILEROME ESTA ae Includes 14 ft. Lone star fiber- sseter che A Ss Eddie Steele DOWN ves Ww TIRES. ¢ PASSENGER . as windshield, steer- ye sie | ma » ick W Fe a —peat vow, hme wpomigred, etal, Gator) AUBURN AT EABT BLVD, HASKIN CHEVROLET CO. | FORD | 57 PL “YMOUTH | grios, °{ Suck Magon -<8 79° gee the best. Gauare Lake Trelis Tude motor with controls & skis. | 9 s the | 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD WEL VEDERE, BEAUTIPUL | . Park. 29-5295. KELLY W oa eNe : | EEGO HARBO tr BLACK & TVORY "POWER. STEER. | - ; ocr Accessories &( 80 "ea_Auburn_at ec Adams “FE 2 oetH | NO READ DEMO INTERNATIONAI. rE 5.9200" am ve 2-2629 " Door "same & Mess | INO & BRAKES. TIRES. R& . heat hardtop soon nc (PAST | 14 PT. SPEEDLINER. W \ j aaa Cyl arp! : i wick ha price Oe ee | ! . | 5 r i : ‘st icy oe CALL AFT. star “Ett. Runabout, ere THIS CLEARANCE ] YEAR ARE YOU | ee a Gat. meow ee OUI ote SSE eet een ee el eias __er 7 all. | a, _| 5 | | i adio @aler ydrame c . | 7 “NEW, too 800-15 eae ers —— FIBE Cm | BRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR BO" onion, Pomerat on Bower | Discount le, Good condition furte , ; GREEN & 54 Olds hardtop 9898 full price si 2 Sin cle soe als eee | TOP pC Sears) WARRANEY | DU TING | ests coe re ey ae ee Kinet tallest hil se | CARS ack with an ivory wp . i Imo i ; ; Deck , WRECKING °b0 FORD 647 Thorpe °UP¢) Marine Resin. Oa | OF OF STATE 8 enor. THE SAVE TO LOOK AT | Alston Dew itines EXTRA NICE! $4 Buiek hardtop 8508 full price after 5 ‘DuPont Marine t...,$2.98 Gal. | 1989 Chevy Impala. 2 dr hardtop | GIVEN FREE i % bad Bone a ee SOret 3 ae enor van OR $1295 "$4 Ford V8 sedan $598 full price : i 2 eater Dark Blue 4 DR. SEDA va For Sale Ti Tires _ 80A ACTION ERCHA isk MART "AVERILL: ‘S | 280 aoe gnatee, | Foweretite. Power | WITH EV ERY CAR | OR DRIVE | al Chevy coden___ dane Gall price ‘| Mile N. Miracle Mile, PE 3-7688 | | heaters Many other accessories 10 O/ | Os POA ae petals | oer OF 56 6 PLY MOU TH. $1095 A-1 USED TIRES, $3.50 UP. WE Opposite Bicomfield Fashion shop 2020 Dixie Hwy. | Coral & Ivory. finish. / \ ; . | Radio & Heater Hyaramat $3 Buick sedan $395 full price buy, sell. Also whitewalls. |” IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "= _2-9878 PE 4-6896 SAVE ; ; : ou can't drive je New paint Excepttona! ee ¢ De SEDAN V-8 > $03 aguy en SA 4-0687 CC Cavalier 30° Cruieer aa : 1900 Impain 4 cr. sedan V8 on, COVerage, NO Exclusions Good Looks or Low Price 7 ees 6 DODG Eo. $1288 OF Garvales: OAs: -- S208 NM pelos : sane, bsED ERTcE i ar patent eeee. ee tea “y10 | OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND bow HE teat ogee none, gens is] Chev Convert. V-8. otic sige HERE AT ad Rae cas, Ooeatiow #224" cusTOM raed CONVERT v-6 °! Nash "$195 full priee : oliday Fibe 1” & lv GOOD other accessories. Beautiful 86 Olds 88 H-top $1247 | 8 Tone Green one _ ne we LE as ; “ W. _ 2-1215 Full Selection ereary Mtrs. » so tre & ivory finish ‘82 Chev. 2dr deluxe $ 30 & R . JUST 4@ Chevy $195 full price STANDARD BRAND NEW. TIKES [XLAND) LAKES SALES “CLEAN CARS” SAVE (A Bes Bar ate ONLY 58 PLYMOUTH. --$ 895.1 ripnowta aus ra price to 50 per cent off Biack or | 3127_W. HURON _F® B_¢7121 | WELL GIve You Many others to choote from |S Chev *Secvertivie, ‘sharp ‘oe You get both. pl ‘ j ~ |? OR swan Vs avro TRANS whitewalls. OHNSON MOTORS i : ; ‘ See the man with the red cane at— | ‘58 Chey convertible, sharp $2276 ie 4 oth, pits gooc o | LIKE NEW ee QUT. WON. # Buick $198 full price ED WILLIAMS t Craft bets. Gator and Atr- i $$$ CASH $$$ H ki Ch a ee set #78 sound mechanical operat- i one 48 Cadi!) 198 full ; a peuy trile E el FOR YOUR OR as ins eV. ‘86 Chev. "ts vs * stick shift $602. . oe 'S§ DeSOTO ...... $ 695 | adillac $iss Price 451.8. Geginaw at Raeburn __— our rs Everything for 4 a00D CAR sort Dine wan at Mis 83 Chey. 2 dr Stick shin = 8398 ing efficiency” on the used | {DR SEDAN CLUB COUPE POW.) DRAG; STR Auto Service 81 me Orebara Mane k Fr! FE ta Maple s-407 se Open ites th 8 88 More to Pick From car you buy. DOWN ER STEERING & BRAKES. NICE AG STRIPPERS CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE MUST 3% - FT CARIN | BILL SPENCE ple eS grep. BANK RATES |'57 BELVEDERE $1545 eReoe asset ee DRESM BORE car. linders pocethisor Zuck Ma- _ cruiser Make offer. . | “RAM BLER” Rent. Got ,gangition. ma _ Tgsns. Open 630 am to 8 pm ' FORD $139 we cnEveotES 06 ne sai Sol TRANBMINGION v4 $495 E 1] Pp , shine Bhop. 33 Hood. Phone PR Ni ERCURY MOTORS | 10% dha’ DYNAFLOW R & |S sito OO Smet 5 Heater $5 CHEVY $ 895 u rice SALES & GERVICE— | a > Biase te sell. 627 N. | Custom Tudor j mete @ Boer Sit bee abl eh cl » aoe APY ORINDING feeor Du . lapstraz Full 9; 1 ad ~ | Standard trans | POWERGLIDE. 21 _ SEDAN — Cylinder iTebering bs me ue gz . ne “uae ae te BOE 4 OR NEFDS CLUTCH. rr ee A | %6 FORD ix vas $1295 ‘SS FORD F-Lane 9 Door $a44 yOosieer B Buy’ “ _Crainkshaft Service OLive 1-0969,| T0839 eR, Myinny =o oe JEEPS Bonk or for parte. PE 2-072. BIRMINGHAM “Mi e710 | cp DANI AC | eae & Mester Pord-o-Maue,| 55 PLYMOUPH ..$ 595,40 o1as 9 ar Bored, miited. ape ~~ “THIS MONTH |. Used 3 np Mercury Wanted ~ used Jeape — we wi BUICK HARDTOP |'37 PONTIAC ..... $1645 Very nice leanne rate ANDARD THANG | a cain. Osi ‘igang, ppeetit SER’ ICE SPECIAL S Boulevard & Saginaw St. Rookr’ Envicg REPOSSESSION | se pL YMIOUTH 79 | ‘SM Buick Special 2 Door $1604 CYLINDER - ® . = Oss: BRAKE ADJUSTMENT | *#¥ 12 FT. .BOATS, $40. STEEL | 605 wey ae - i hits full price. No cath needed — waar ..$ 795 . aaae ie Heater Dynafiow. 84 DODGE ....... $ 705) clutch & rear end to um. Wyse, radars te0.| CoM & M Motor Sales | suo re vow YMA 'S4 BONTIAC «$995 wyancont we CUSTOM ROYAL AUTO. TRANS | CLOSE TO 190 MPR IN % Mt 99 gies. ben Mt Wont ™ | For top dollar on later mode! cars. ‘hk 1 BUICK “SPECIAL Leet h wlines | S TRUE sf) SPONTIAC 7 | Me MERCURY Mont Top 84 ORY IMMACULATE INSIDE & $1 N. Broadway at ns — - Diste_Bwy. 3-1683 | |" ..$ 295) Merc-O-Matic Jet Black, =| QUT. —V-6 . Ne Oakland Marine Exch. | TOP BUCK — JOR CART | ee MO Haut t Ponti ac 2” | ug Soap c 54 PLYMOUTH . $5 695 Shadbolt GOODYEAR Gcagines gPE Odie) | OOS CAST tase YOR CLEAN Gane ee MILES. eee pI 0d A r 34°C “CHEVROLET $ 45) Bo gee dene. | REVoRE vant ice cane | AND ~ * ir . ; SERVICE STORE _|S0aTs — mew & used — wood & | | of trade up ox down. _Ghuroniit Ra auburn Heights te matic Radic. Mester. Low down: 59 e DODGE. .. $ 93\« midi ewe es mes "54 FORD ........ eae 3| 4 8. Cass rE £8 Stone — New Scotts & oll kinds lean ““ “rn png sige ras, ‘crse ae | whe’ Cher. 2Dr_ a Hardtop synere| saa ) | a bates ae CRESTLINER 4 DOR M24 a pampyety Sale Motor Scooters 82 pi iene — new & used, Marine | ‘ Sab as, St: en Reautitul tone ay “te | 52 2 LINCOLN .; . .$ 395 bas o said —_—_ | AKE ORIO} : — te dove I H Savoy «Door sii W WHIZZER MOTOR otis.» proservers a nereware = | ee Cost | 186 Foe 2 Marchiet 3Dr. ome 'S) PLYMOUTH | $ 99 Radio. & Heater’ Oris Tr ansportation CUSHMAN EAGLE, 91. EXCELENT. TRAILER. oo ne snes Buick hardtop — eve. .gbrnker Whitewalle 166 Fordor | RUSS pe a ee ee woven ae + Padi "Nop Hirer, Basie, Hester de hace |'SL PONTIAC .....$ 99. napster guaun wien we = SPECIALS | je # = ¢ - io ews w BCOOT-: ag, ey f.. complete with trati- DO yOu WANT? 1a Steele wali Ta. bee ment ie” famtty PSO 'NASH a $0 --Meater_6 Cyl. Eacaptionsl. _,.8 DESOTO ¢ 7. Sedan. Very _JOHNSON ere, 30 & Pike PE 6-420. | rh oO FORD | wis bolts be an ; pe LS ai ae ns SPEED MASTER, i¢ - PT. OUT- Resin : ‘oak 4 Lival 5] PLYMOUTH Belvedere Con. 62 CHEV , Powergtide. A goed v For Sale Motorcycles 83, poard, new 3 hp. electric start- 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD eg ag W00 down verte site second ger — $1 MOTOR . AARP APPA PAPAL LDP POOPY Johnson, new trailer Fully TOP p PRICE: KEEGO HARBOR rele ke | Radio & Heater, Powerflite. .. “36 FORD Gedan Deilvery. ¢ ete A . ready to with skis 5 : yp, PE 80206 FE 2-2539 ol segues 04d +-Dr sedan Power steering You'd ei «trans See make the offer 1906 MATCHLESS 000 Resi — eater. White walla. | better hurry on this one ¥* sa PORD. V-8 Std. trace — 9100 SALES oo TWIN, EX-) cattpped. exe. © offer We can give beth!, Stop in cellent condition, $495, 721 Rob- WT nd ‘see as for the te éailer fiaweh $100 Gown. wood = +1887, meee Call MA ¢-1317 after 5. ax | 2 1959 Demo's with tess than $,000, 2 aPieatabe oe 000 exare RY, POMRMEEIMS) sCHUTZ, MTRS. INC Hardenburg + sh.0Rs ue = L P Ramimler: | sommes selon ; i rs & rental space, Sports 19 & Woodward ose | eee. CARS og -MAie_6-5608 oF MA ue f a: ve een Used Truck Parts DINE cee yes at” age ate ave S., nc. | MOTOR SALES Dallas«"" | serccens eck roles 4 ¢r ae ' Russ's 7 im 982 WEST HURON | ) ayes - Plymouth OUR, te Loon Sy \. Dodge-Chrysier-Piymouth 1. Rres@way = Lake Orten *. bate MY 307 oof MY RM : 7: - . Pencesesy aa a | | ' . : | < , % ! ea) reer eter Coe 7 =e . - : “ ene eens = , . F j : * : . jaa a ae — FORTY-TWO te lee ay y Ce a , i a “hee eee | { Y f jd Pe; } » i : F i | , H r i 4 | = \ ae. gilt: ue pnp b es. d 1 Ngee m & se oaty eo Y a ewe ] aa ls 7 see ~ . % af aaa eae NS = - = Hf vad | ‘ . 4 we By ‘a if f ! 1 6 fy = = = oe i z Ys ! me ; ‘ S a 1 . _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 eet aces ee — | V AC ATION SPECIALS. 8, WILLY8 JEEP. IN GOOD COND. Dixie ‘OR’ Cars 56 Ford 2-Dr., sharp ... Haddix Sencee Service, Lake For Sale Cars $805 | Orion, Mich. 3-1 ‘86 Ferd 2-Dr_ . : . ae ee Pontiac &Dr., clean 305 | $108 | a7 Ch B/A 4 ar. 8 , aiaasi 2 Pontiac. 2-Dr., cane Sia j ev. B/ r. @ pg... a Willys #Dr., runs ge | | 56 Chev. BA 2 dr. 8 pg . ..$ 995 ROGER'S SALES & SERVICE | a = §5 Chev. Delray 8 pg ........% 785 605 Auburn Ave. FE 2-9555 | @ 6 stendard—.. $ 695. Qver 30 cars in stock BUY NOW! | 54 Chev. Delray, standard ..$ 595 am. : ; 84 Chev. 210 4 dr. std... $ 495, WILSON AUTO EES | "84 Chev. 4 dr. wagon, 6 $ 69 959 yle "d4 Chev. 2 dr. 6, standard $ 395) New | Ram : | “ "83 Chev. ¢ dr. standard .... $ 295 Wagon $ 350 $8) $1981.50 DEL. : oe inneeee _ WASHERS, UNDER- "91 Chev. 2 dr.. standard *90 Chev. 2 dr, standard ‘49 Chev. 2 dr $6 Ford custom 8, std ‘64 Pont. 670 2 dr. auto 54 Pord 4 dr. 8 auto. $4 Mercury 2 Dr. . ‘$3 Nash @ Dr... 43 Willys 2 Dr VANGUARD COAT TAX New 1054 Ramble on MIDGET ® $1803.24 DEL. | Sport Cars 5 HEATER WASHERS, UNDER. | La oN | ASK OUR SALESMEN 330 ra FOR DETAILS | 1987 CROWN IMPERIAL COUPE. Bronze in color with beige $ $ $ $i Pontiac $ ‘80 Pontiac... $ 48 Pontiac s $0 Mercury t ‘49 Studebaker $ $0 Chev 5 w Down Payment: 4 “Low Mouthly Payments ', ton pickup 3, ton pickup toe ‘ ' ' Dixie OK Lot OPEN 89 mbo et “Milford Rd interjor dio, heeter, a@uto- | Highiand matic, power steering, brakes & . Dixte Hwy near Sashabew MU 4- F131 | windows. Power seats too. A real _ DRAYTON PLAINS MICH j apy 1 beauty | $2. PONTIAC 2-DOOR HYDRA MERCU RAMBLER i $2495 RADIO, HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Assume pay ments of 8883 tno Cuil Crectt) Mgr Mr Parks at MI 4- i500 $5 810 PONT ie CATALINA | io COND R H HYDRA 1986 CADILLAC GOOD RUBBER $180 FE 2-304! FLEETWOOD Full factory equlp- all power and, =UETCLG) UO Last je ronTiac 20m HYDRA RA Gar sir conditioning for your | dio heater, clean, $405. FE 82104) tion comfort. 19,000 actual | after 6 pm: miles. \ 5s PONTIAC, 810 DR. HYDRA. | $2495 R&H Pc ower brakes. Good cond, | { on ate “Rh & HH 1956 PONTIAC FOR 4 rowriac, ape Co Mas =e BTARCHIEF al ATAL LINA 4 SEDAN ' Radio heater, hydramatic Summer 92, PONTIAC. TERKIPIC BUY. 1:70,” power steering a brakes, $125. pe spous required) Wil de- | tu-tone belge with matching IY} 02 PONT 1 De Soce tian | Oe err 1 mt ac , 3 g 5 Driving portation Quod Ures. OR 3-728 | $1395 an hh laggy: penne ae KING AUTO., , AND 115 & Saginaw. PE 6-04 ig oe OT ON Power= : ' . 53 FORTIAG 4 DR, HYDRA, ae ing “ brake, radio heater, GICCHIONING (tee “venation, sz ru y-eesy| settind & Meshes, ceeio, Breet: y ' a Pon riac HARDTOP POW-' - is fealy a sharp cos! Yes. oe thie tine isviective ef used cars and Jet us show at sel Cail Metnnis, FE | $1595 you how easy it i Ae own ra on one of these reconditioned 453 HONTEAG 2 DR DELUXE baculics Hydra, | owner, very good con- ' attion, Goud buy, 66 Chippewa WI] ‘ ON | Ra ; JEROME .. $$ Special $$ PONTIAC-CADILLAC i fe fam ur ee pa8-Country wegen “Bright Spot’ : 8 FORD | seas sent body work Onl $345. i t hare 6 BALES & SERVICE cei Medic. & sperni® Orchard Lake at Casa FE 8-0488 VACATION 85 PONTIAC CONVERT. BAR “3013 W Clarkston _Op en tll 9 1952 NABH RAMBLER $175 FULL Will Your Present Cas | Assume payments of 9866 mo MAKE THAT VACATION THIP Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks »! CONVERTIBI€ Red with black top Without Trouble | MI €.7500 Hed & white trim, Power eteer- ace Get | more ior parts for $1 | »> money down, $10 month..Lucky SAREE : f- | ing de b dio, beater, DON'T GUESS PONTIAC AUTO | BhSerentetci Mites Ma Trade It Now BROKERS é swOh black | while) $1895 | 1957 PONTIAC | BUPERCHIEF CATALINA COUPE Core! with white top Radio, | heater hydramatie, whitewal) b) RAMBLER BTATION WAGON | “tet A feat “ican car | | OVERURIVE RADIO & HEATER $1595 | ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DN | 1956 MERCURY i comatte, } auc Bales, 10) 6 Baginaw. FE 42214 snarpiel 58 Ford Pairiane ¢Dr. FOM 91495 $1395 YOUR CAR AS DOWN PAYMENT ‘57 Chev. + Dr. Wagon ties | PAYMENTS AS LOW AS 5) Ford Falriane HY $1405 1985 FORD a 750 PE : | 56 Ford Wyn. custom $1305 FAIRLANE 2 DOOR V Tu-tone $7 0 PER WEEK ‘86 Chev aoPG $1005. blue with Interior to matcn Ra- | —WE CARRY YOUR NOTE ® Plymouth V-@ Ato $ 096 dio. heater, fordematic, Im tip- 5 Ferd Fairlane 7 Dr POM § 005 top shape. i $3 Chev. 4 Dr. 210 8 $ 805 $795 r |. $6 Buick Dr. Dyna. Nic ; 405 * ‘656 Pontiac ¢Dr ee | 54 Bulek- Special HT. xc : ‘oR Pen deie hd pacivald ret 54 Nash ¢D 40s Bene MOT OR S: AL Fe S 53 Ford ¢Dr sae green, radio, heater, standard De8OTO-PLYMOUTH DEACER | 53 Mercury MT 6 40s | shift, motor rec cently ‘overnauled 38 YEARS FAIR DEALING Ie3 Ruick MT Pull per $49) | Mice througho _ CABS AT W. PIKE BTS | 2 Plymouth 2-Dr $ 205 | $595 ¥ Fe 2-9186 1956 PONTIAC WAGON A very sharp red @& white 4dr} Radio, heater, automatic shift 1260 Perry at Madison FE 46100 | rs) ATUDEBAKER HT V4 Goon ! tire R&NM Man in ‘service. FE |: (712 1944 OLDSMOBII FE ‘98’ BIDAN Radic® heater, hycra- mee whitewall tires, power steering @& brakes Whitewalls. This car ia like new B t $5 ; Inside @& out. Drives the same | Cc 5 5 Sea ti ClOW VOSS PEOPLE'S AUTO BALES | ie Gtudebaker station wagon Eddie Steele FORD 108 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD KEEGO HARBOR WILSON | 66 Oakiand | FB 22351) PONTIAC-CADILLAC FR 5.9206 PE 2 2529 WE'VE | fa sTUDSBARER. om KING 1350'N. RUSS — DAWSON "59 EDSIL DEMONSTRATOR Radio & heater, 2 dr. hardtop, tinted glass, automatic transmission, white walls, com- plete, taxes included English Ford Demonstrators So ENGLISH FORD PERFECT MERCURY EDSEL LINCOLN English Ford Line 232 5. Saginaw FE 2-9131 Standard trans, Over-drive, radio & heater $295 | Less than 4,000 miles ...... $1495 58 ENGLISH I ORD STATION WAGON ..$1345 . SB MORRIS 2. DR. v.cccccceecceeeeeeeees $1295 29 ANGLIA 2 DR, 42605205 een ene ¥in nee $1395 4 Rochester. '§5 FORD SEDAN .......ccccceeeeeeee ee $ 95 *§§ BUICK SUPER 2 DR. HARDTOP ..... $ 895 "55 MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN ............ $ 695 "55 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 dr. sedan, power steering, pw. brakes ..$1095 355 MERCURY CLUB COUPE ...........: $ 795 | "SS PLYMOUGH ....c osecessewrseestcnac.§ COS '57 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE, full pr. $2845 ‘53 PONTIAC STATION WAGON ........ $ 195 | ‘56 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP ............ $1095 | "56 MERCURY 2 DR. HARDTOP, like new .$1195 '58 EDSEL 4 DR. CORSAIR Push button transmission .............. $1895 ‘36 FORD FAIRLANE Automatic transmission, radio & heater ..$ 995 55 FORD STATION WAGON, real nice ..$ 995 'S7 MERCURY STATION WAGON ..... $1595 2 FORD .....0.. vec eevvevvesevee se. $ 123 SS POR DD 463 ce ssc ue eee ss we ewe ee ee es $ 395 "52 FORD 1958 CHEVROLET 1956 FORD 1955 CHEVROLET |WHY PAY MORE? Stop! Look and Save, in the friendly Village of 1958 PLYMOUTH .°:....$1895 Savoy hardtop, automatic transmission, radio, heater, white- wall, tires. solid white besuty. eecerve Impala vertinle, radio, heater, way? wal tires. dar sharp, come ear'y 1957 BUICK Sup$r Hardtop with power steering. heater apd ful accessories. 1997 RAMBLER © ae Custom 4 door with automatic trensmission, radio, r, new tires. ost economical. 1954 PLYMOUTH passes 4 Dr. Sedan, oven ere a. radio, heater, out. 1957 ‘MERCURY . $1645 ardtop with Mercomatic, radio, beater, whitewal] tires. Fe je really extra nice 1953 PONTIAC Hydramatic, radio .heater. Yes folks, it's # one owner! 1956 CHEVROLET 51395 Convertible with V-8 engine and powerpack, radio heater, extra good whitewajl Ures.” Red paint with new black top. eal sharp. 1956 OLDSMOIBILE . ‘ower steering z brakes. blue finish. Nothing but power brakes, radio, “© © © © © © oe © © & - “eee ee ee ee. 6 &€ © © © 8 eee ee tires, red and ivory and Us oe © © © © © © ew ew Pairlane 4 Dr. Sedan, fordomatic V-8. radio, heater, white- wall tires. This one you must see. 1955 PONTIAC Starchief hardtop, Hydramatic. radio, beater, beautiful leather trim. 1955 PONTIAC Starchief ¢ door, Hydramatic, radio, heater, whitewall tires. 1955 OLDSMOBILE $ 945 cf door, Hydramatic, radio, heater, whitewal] tires, extra nice 1954 PONTIAC Deluxe 2 Dr. with hydramatic, radio, heater, good rubber, solid gray finish Sharp 1955 BUICK Bpecial 4 door sedan. Dynaflow. radio, heater, 1956 PONTIAC 4 dour sedan with Hydramatic radio. ater grey and ivory finish. Really extra nic 1956 CHEVROLET 4 door. wagon with V-8 engine, Powerglide. tu-tone green finish. Extra throughout. 8 © © © © we o* © © © © © © & “7 © © © oe «© © © es © ow o 8 © © © ee eH ee + © © © © © & © whitewal] tires, ee @ radio, heater, nice _* © © & Be! Air 4 Door sedan. V-8 powergliiie, radio. heater, white- wall tires. extra nice! 1957 CHEVROLET Station wagon with V-8 engine. standard tr -aciialbiisa radio, heater, whitewal! tires, yellow and white finish. 1952 DODGE Real good transportation for SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK ACROSS FROM NEW SALES ROCHESTER OL 1-8133 “68 © © © © © we we very littie money. Low overhead and such beautiful | | ‘merchandise. Shop and see! Open 9 p. m. oF ‘later. $2495 | $1695 | $ 695 | $1495 | 4 door Hardtop with thin Basser radio, eaclar. whitewail |! ® $1095 | whitewal] tires, |, whitewall tires. [| $1395 | $1695] Thursday F riday Saturday Only! IF YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR AN A-1 Used Car NOW... IS THE TIME TO BUY! For 3 Big Days ALL PRICES ON THESE “A-1" QUALITY CARS Rios BE SLASHED $$$ TERRIFIC ‘SAVINGS $$$ ’S8 FORD Station Wagon .......+++eeeeees $1945 '57 FORD Convertible .....:2ssseeeeeeeres $1795 ‘57 FORD 2D00r s0csccweeegcaencce oes $1245 57 PLYMOUTH 2-Door Hardtop ......... $1145 '36 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon .......... $1045 '§6 CHEVROLET 2-Door ......-+-++++++9- $ 995 "566 FORD 2Door ........c0eeeeeeeeeenees $ 795 '55 FORD 2-Door ......00--ceeeecceeeres $ 595 '5§ CHEVROLET 2-Door ....--.--++++++: $ 595 'S4 MERCURY {Door .......-. avon Bs $ 395 '54 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ........00-- 00000 $ 395 54 FORD 2-Door «...... seer ete eee neces $ 395 '$4 CHEVROLET 2-Door .....-.-.20+s008: $ 445 54 FORD Station Wagon ........----++++- $ 495 '53 PLYMOUTH 4Door .........--++005 $ 345 "53 BUICK 4-Door ..........f.-ceceeee ees $ 295 "53 FORD 2-Door ssecc coco tine oe ome Bene $ 295 '53 CHEVROLET 2-Door .........-++++0 $ 295 "52 LINCOLN 4-Door ......-...00ee eee ees $ 125 '51 CADILLAC Hardtop ..........00- 0008: $ 395 "SL BUICK 4-Door ....0.0s.0c0eseceeeeens $ 125 '51 MERCURY 4-Door .........c0sseeeees $ 75 Cy Owens: Your Friendly FORD Dealer 147 S. SAGINAW ST. FE 5-4101 FE 5-3588 Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Perfect condition SECRET witsrensantti'ticro'nra| = Woodward _ | \* with delune camping squigment ip H AM . | MI 4-1930 A*D WH PONT MEAN Our Prices : | GO OUT & BHOP- THEN | | See Us WE ONLY WANT YOU TO TInD FOR YOURSELF WHY MORE PROPLE SEW ‘SPENCE!’ | THAN EVER BEFORE | FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL | GUARANTEED Like-New WHY NOT “ENJOY LIFE” IF YOURE "SICK" or ie AROUND AND LF YOU VE aor To Pa OR SOMETHING MARE IT AN OBJECT iMAT WILL Soe 8OME GOOD le BRING BOME THAT BRAUT pal ira "SUNSHINE" Trade-Ins noun Oe eee ae "38 CHEN ROE wT Bel Air 2 Doe Automatia trans Power steering & Power prensa Power window and eat “Wonderbar’ radio 1A 000 ondition | The Right Medicine" oo PONTIAC DI 095 ATARCHIEF € DOOR eal Power steering and Powe: c F 1095 aes ” eich tear eneener miles Like new Fathom Biue pain Cr ee Y "$8 PAMBLER ftation Wagon Tine Country Auto trans Fa & Trater— Ciircme lungaee Sriiee Brand new W -Wal | tr res Fre a White paint 19000 miles l'ss OLDSMOBILE 2 DOOR “Ah” Radio & Heater 09 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR- VA Straight stick ‘oo BUICK 27 DOOR HARDTOP Radio 00 PONTIAC eo ee ee 8 Hydramatic ‘ba ME proeo! ITAN H- Top Radio & Hente er Continental kit 2 to choose from —all @oio4re ; Hike new ee © © © © 8 ee he le lls ne owners in a mnie ditie i] and Heater Dynafiow $10 ad athe Pies NU 9 and Heater: = ~ EON Biel Ee ‘ Door "As ower ring ‘’ r wer brakes PEAR OMse CATALINA COUPE Fadio and Healer ho & Ileater W Walle extran India inne oftier Thury prmint ‘56. BUICK Co ee er er a rs = ~ ( : $1 195 ynafic Wail ywer te ao & Powe: Brake 56 CHEVROL ET ... $1395 ‘57 PONTIAC a BPARCHIPF HARDTOP 4 DOOR Mvydramatic Power ateering & Power '57 FORD | ENT Dos Ae ergiide rn * ne rat er w Wail tal Cream Laurel ‘Gieen palit 1 [NMI Rune h a 4 s 6 © © we ow 7 ,DODar Coronet Sedan rT OW Walls) Immer- ter car Aparkilog ack + 8 © © © © oe & 6 Radio & Meater. Brakes ‘36 FORD Falriane Club Sedan Fn) Matic Radio & Heater W Walls. 2-tone Green oe © © ee ee ee tl ltl PRIRUANE Baile _NARDTOP 1 Door Radio and ‘SS BUICK Bpectal @ Door rates Dynafiow Reve & Heater e Nd ares Piecellent cond ‘57 BUICK $1895 t ruce Green with a we a ip or a Hie HARDTOP 4 DOOR tad and Heate ih) Roane aoe ele Ng shes Hy tte = country Menbea Doar ats © | G7 PONTIAC 1598 ar ramatic Pre Son brake is ee Nae ND Js J & heater © niin "I - hic Reetinie ae Pos ; CME ao 2 DOOR Rady Mi dramatic fash W Wally Red & White So) i IL ~ pei: t ae othe car for @ J = ie a! fe ne C6 ie viene tr it He FURER (88 HARDTOP 4 Poor Radio and Heater ‘38 PONTIAC 2. Door " 0 poh Hydramatic Radio & He a 8 3 PONTIAC aad BE OR UIE ihe |'58 MERCURY" et, W -Walls 25.000 nctun| Miles Ome of our very n est Green & Ivory pai int , $2795 Steering and "BS CREVROUE T Rel Alr 2 Doo ey), standard Le Re. ais & Heater Ww als 6 2M wee hl ee poten al clean Ivx ie & 4 DOOR Radio & Heater Merc-4<) Matic, ‘98 EDSEL | | ‘bs RAMBLER Super Bedan ¥ VO DIOBnL ............. $2095 adio & Heater Re 2 \ . feats, An excelient one- comin f Pletal on vila lam iS) Radio & Heater Automatic er, low mileage car rust. Turquolse. "1 '58 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN Hvdramatic $2295 | Radio & Heater, ‘66 Rambler Ciistom Sedan — Radio & Meater Continema) HARDTOP 2 Dooi kit. Reclining seats stand ard #hift. In superior cond tion, Sparkling 2-tone Biue VACATION ‘WAGON SPECIALS! WE'RE LOADED THESE MUST BE MOVED THIS WEEK ‘56 DeSoto 9 PASKHENGER, power whitewall thes ‘56 Dodge POWER brakes radio, heater tires 06 Ford 2.20. ....0.... STHIS RADIO, healer, Fordomatic transmission and whitewa)] tires ‘54 Plymouth SWEEK WHITEWALL tires, radio heate:, sharp Little wagon ‘57 Ford SCHUTZ FORDOMATIC, radio. heater and whitewall tires ‘09 Nash RADIO steering @ brakes, radio, heater, S$$5$$ ee ee ee ey and whitewall and Cy ee ee | and heater and re SINC. radio, heater 57 Plymouth 9 PARSENOER custom subi automatic transmission irban 8 new tires and HOT WEEKEND VALUES ‘98 Pontiac 2 Dr.......... $1995 HMARHMTOP with power steering & brakes, radio heater, auto- matic 07 MERCURY $1795 oe © © © © © we MONTCLAIR HARDTOP. 3 way power, real sharp ‘D9 L 995 55 Dodge ............. $ 9¢ CUSTOM ROYAL HARDTOP. Radio. heater, automatic, power steering & brakes 2 Bt oo.Chrysler 4 POOR with power eteering & brakes matic 55 DeSoto HARDTOP. Radio. heater and automatic 09 VOLKSWAGEN REAL SHARP Radio, heater. and whites 08 Belvedere poo & 4 DOOR HARDTOP Power Seater automatic tadio. heater asulo- Ce ee | SAVE ogee $1995 ‘steering radio, ALL. SHARP. DE-INS THESE CARS ARE READY-TO-GO BIRMINGHAM TRA FACTORY BRANCH PONTIAC _ RETAILSTORE "GOODWILL USED CARS" ' — 39 “RAMBLER’ DEMOS TERRIFIC SAVINGS f ; _ SPENCE ee: SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. DE SOTO- PLYMOUTH DEALER _ SSAVE] $MOTORS. "N OW" 772 Acres Newer - Bigger “Better Facilities’ Biggest and Best SELECTION OF "OK." USED CARS WE'VE EVER HAD Everything .. From New '59 Demos and ‘58 Like-New Models RIGHT DOWN THE LINE. Be Fair to Yourself... and the family —- Don't buy until youve looked over our cars — We've got... Cars for Everyone AT THE "CHEVY" LOT MATTHEWS- || HARGREAVES || Used Car Bargain Center | 631 OAKLAND AVE. |!7 FE 4-4547, TO THE CORNER STORE OR FAR AWAY Vacationland No matter where you go, the trip is a pleasure if vou drive a comfortable, trouble-free car. And that 1s just what we have to offer, and at special pre-vacation prices, too. “FOR THE RED HOT DEAL ON A RED HOT CAR, SEE THE MAN Willl THE BRIGHT’ RED CANE! 08 GHEVROLET. $1695 DOOR V4 = powerglide. Radio, heater and sharp beige ‘96 CHEVROLET » $1095 210 STATION WAGON, Real nice. 03 CHEVROLET HANDYMAN'S WAGON. ‘O00 BUICK 4 DR. SPECIAL. Spotiess! 56 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 Dr. Hardtop with powerglide. V-8 too! ‘07 CHEVROLET ....... $1350 2 DOOR 6 eylinder, straight stick, spotiess blue finish. 'S6 FORD STATION WAGON. V-8 Fordomatic. ‘99 CHEVROLET A COUPE and nice! ‘06 FORD t, TON PICKUP. Real sharp. 00 CHEVROLET ....... \% TON PICKUP. Mechanically sound. oe © © © we ee ee ew ee of © © © @ ee a oe 8 ee we 7 e © © © © we eo wm we ee e 8 © © ew ew we a | We have a good selection of older movels that are ‘| just the thing for that second’car. Be sure to see _[ the man with the RED CANE for the “OK” new’ or used car. ~~ 34 YEARS A CHEVROLET DEALER -— CARPENT CHEVROLET — COMMERCE 418 COMMERCE RD 4 ae OPEN EVES. TILL 8; SAT. TILL § EM 3.4101 $1095 | P (BEHIND THE POST OFFICE) , a au 7 Be yea a, “a Bana and Service =I 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. * FE 38-7117 7 Ao wean aAkt “ eae | “ 3 eo . = — i a in Py , 7. 4 : Ra 5 # ~ \ - ' ‘ s. - = “s ¥ | i ; = ; eeu \ Ange oy oo ‘ Bee ) foe | - a ‘ / ; ‘ _FORTY-1 HREE * ‘ i aa i / THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. J JUNE 12, 1959 -- Today’ S Television Programs -- Channel 2-WJBK-TV iTV News and Reviews Playhouse 90 ‘Immortality’. : Qhe of the Season's Best By WILLIAM EWALD Romney Wants Citizens’ Study | 100.Would Delve Into Paar Wiiter, Douglas, Ts ome as Comedian By EARL WILSON NEW YORK — Did it ever happen to you? We made a’ Channel —WWJ-TV Channel. 7—WXYZ-TV Channe] 3—CKLW-TV | | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | SATURDAY AFTESNOON :08° (2) Code Three. a 12:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. ~ (4) Cavalcade (cont.) ! (1) TT Sunset: Strip. Adven-' THE CHANNEL SWIM: Keep (4) News, Weather, : ture: Detective S r in-| , (7) Curtain Time. Comedy vestigates what to) oa ro eo: speed cop awfully mad and yesterday. He followed us care- State’s Trouble . Spots; NEW\YORK (UPI) — After hav- Talking will shift from CBS-TV to with Johnn = 4 ue red eagle y Ginger. age man’s return to life! (9)}-Coantry Calend fully, sneakily, for 10 miles, ducking behind bridges and sign- Will Meet June 19 4 g! alee at on wee ee ABC-TV beginning Tuesday, Sept, peye. a s himself baited into 15. 59 (7) Three St boards, and the reason he got so mad was— oe week) OY sls) (@ DIPAtine 29 There’s a good chanc :15 (4) Life of Riley. Comedy: death trap led by comely} ake 2€ SLooges. we weren't: speeding! ; to face off against a play that o ete mee ¢ e “Baby Chester's Fir st blond. “a aloes oe om DETROIT « — Formation of ajstretches your feelings, tonics tat ABC-TV’s Naked City, sched. Words.” (9) Charter Boat. | i “aii s Diary. Jack Paar’s one-time writer, Jack citizen's committee to study Michi- your senses, giddys your brain. uled to be buried the end of this |:25 (2) Weather. 19:45 (4) Jackpot Bowling. Harry'y9;45 (2) Tiger Warmup Douglas, became a comedian (again). Best- %8"'s economic and industrial x* * * summer, may return to the net- £30 ) News, Weather. Smith vs. Joe Joseph, Beit; :0@ (2) Baseball. . seller author Douglas attracted a fairish iets Toadel co os Lani wr bys This is a rave review for last work next fall in a Sunday night (4) Riley (cont.) trot. (4) Cartoon Storybook. crowd of night owls who thought his ma- raaney. npeee. uv "tia ‘Con Be night's CBS-TV Playhouse 90, a Spot. (7) Curtain (cont.) 10:00 (2) Line Up. Drama: Russell 1:30 (2) Baseball. terial was “inside,” “hip,” and all that | ° can meres SP Loring Mandel drama, ‘Project George Fenneman takes over as (9) Wild Bill Hickok. West-; Arms, Joyce Meadows, Ray-| (4) Patti Page. jazz. Some samples: “I went to a literary — in ri oe ee Immortality.” So let me rave. emcee for the vacationing Art > mond j i e . study for Popo: T j CBS-TV’ em a cakes a ee in-| caine —_ oS Ea a cere party where everybody who attended had (mittee of Michican sont eL| Mandel picked up the threads areal ae 19 a a oe Fie sien fromm Jingian mir “Boylston Billing Case.”/1:45 (4) Industry on Parade. a beard — even some of the men... 1 in the “financial crisis, bad eco-| of some terribly improbable dra NBC-TY will offer a two-part ver faa) (2) News Ausival Businessman finds he has 2:0@ (4) Movie. < lived ‘in a town so small we didn't even (omic climate, lag in industria] ™#tie materi attempt to ‘sion of Budd Schulberg’s “What 145 (2) @ (7) sep Sports | been bilked of $43,000 by, (7) Movie. WILSON have.a. mate idiot. We all took turns (growth and lack of objective politi-| | duplicate the brain of a dying (ys ,:0< Sammy Run?” on Oct. 4 :00 (2) Baseball. Detroit at New, Sm0oth-working confidence 3:29 (2) Scoreboard. .. « [live on the top floor of a burning building. It’s incon- cal leadership.” | mathematical gealus ea a cal and 11 as part of its new Sunday York. | man who Poses as bookkeep-_ 3:38 (7) Dance Party. ' wenient, but the rent is awfully reasonable.” Whether About 100 persons, who Rom. | el ef the pti a odaa otf showcase series—Budd Schulberg (4) S. A. 7. Drama: “‘One-| ence: ~ ere! (2) Belmont Stakes | Douglas was up to Paar or below Paar, I want to pun— ney said must come as “citizens | crings on TV this season. has written the TV adaptation in armed Paper Hanger.” (4) Thin Man. Drama: Nick| (4) Golf. der for a while. and free from political affilia- | =< collaboration with his brother, (7) Detective Squad. Police: and Nora visit Centipede 4:09 (2) Wrestling. | tions and economic self-inter- !t Was a stunning piece of crafts- Stuart. Drama: Detective uses blond during its Frontier Celebra- 4:30 (9) Six Gun Judge. Cindy Robbins, the new U-I est,” are expected to attend an ™anship—tightly knit, deftly dia- | ———— — do peddler to find tw tion and are caught up in its (7) Realm of the Wild. beauty in the film, “This ization ichi- logued, artful in its characteriza- - omen cowboys-and-Indians spirit. 5:00 (7) All Star Bowli ” | Stgentsational meeting af Mie DO IT YOURSELF who have robbed d 0 ~ : : : ing. Earth Is Mine,” relates this s ade? : tions, stuffed with wit, warmth, rug stores ‘NTS t St (cont.) | ) 5 ; gan State University June 19. TUBE TESTER (9) Million Dollar Movie, ON eae lucas cont | rial Mavte Party: carnival dialogue: “What hap- Hecney aid ‘the committes insight and passion ‘ aT J ™ _ hee : j 7 * * * ond bride take, eetinental 1:2 (9) Litle Theater (2) Saturday Showtime. Pened to that pretty wife of - would be a statewide organization , HAMPTON’S ELECTRIC CO. honeymoon in “‘Above- Sus- 10:38°(2) New York Confidential. 5:30 (2) Lone Ranger. yours you used to saw in half ‘with subgroups in every county. It succeeded because it was not FE 4-2525 : (43). J Cre Drama: Young woman's! in your magic act?” ., . “Oh, (“We would organize, decide whgt just a story about a man being Open Nightly ‘til 9 P.M. pictor. Jv}, Joan Craw > x ° : . E turned inta. a machine but rather . Huren Street ford body is found in the East she’s living in Miami and Los. problems to study and then get to 9:30 (2) Baseball (cont) River, Angeles.” work calling upon all types of or- 4 meen tclting of another kind of ee , (4) (color) Northwest Pas- (4) M Squad. Mystery: Disc, cep qa Ing Red Skelton, a smash hit in ganizations for research material,”’ agai tag ial “ . men ~~ 1 Yor Welelas) Waa _ sage. Adventure: The French jockey’s plan to expose hit! Chicago with his 1-hr.20-min. ihe said. ‘We would hope to have '"8 on the legac y oO = life to bait trap for Major Rogers record bootleggers result in ' P ~ ipreliminary recommendations in @oMher young man and in the , Sales and Service p Majo 4 baal show, is going -to Wash- a “pare process changing the young ma- with beautiful English giv his murder in ‘‘Platter Pi-; : one year—probably not in time to : Repeat. rates."’ 0 e § aan ixon ington — seems scared some~ ‘solve the current cash crisis "’ ae can eos ielow | Pian SWEET’ S RADIO- TV (7) Rin Tin Tin. Adventure (7) Cannon Ball. Drama: | how of New York . . . Producer The group would be financed by . ng. | Oven Mon BF , Power fails in iron lung that) David Merrick summoned a individual contributions not to ex With a few short strokes, | hottie Night Rinty proves that he’s more valuable with cavalry than circus. (9) Movie cont.) 422 W. Huron _ Mandel crafted a family burst- | FE 4.1133 ing with reality and viger, a family that very early in the play clued in the nature of the keeps little girl alive. | Sees Continuation of eed $100, he said (9) Person to Person. Ed) Confabs_ Better Murrow visits industrial re-| ac ay lations consultant Mrs. Anna! Splitting Toward Wa doctor, when his ‘Suzie Wong” Than star, France Nuyen, claimed to t be sick, and the doc said, ‘Stassen’ s Pledge 8:00 (2) Baseball (cont.) Tes . F fat ae * re round © Junior 14:39 14) Jack Paar. Variety: able. The United States and the on his first play when he was arrested recently .. . Henry where ihey caine trom sie carakal i pacha he til 9 P.M. ‘e os a) q ol é : t F we pa seem ee Guests Bill and Cora Baird. Soviet Union would draw apart and Fonda was offered a long-term contract by two major ‘studios * a + perloriiances wore quite curds r 770 Orchard Lake Ave. vestern: § peter (7) Shock Theater. = Melo-' quite conceivably could end up bs. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: We heard of a guy who's making ..;, : _ a FE 4-5841 Western: Sheriff Hollister !< drama: Wendy Barrie, “Wit- fighting. Neither the United States - 7, It's not humanitarian the suspicious when famous law- ness Vanishes.” ('39). or any other nation can afford to BOE) TL a IN President's former disarmament = —— man seeks quiet retirement in Tombstone. (9) Theater risk settlements by force. They tell of the Actor's Studio member who's always adviser declared, “to permit peo- Clearance Guess Of, “ t t is, Studying. When she goes to an optometrist to read an eye;ple without jobs to come into an But) the Tightening (ung is . That's earl, brother. area where there is already heavy Bridge, Truck Ripped SATURDAY MORNING BARGAINS 8:30 = ; (7) Progress of Man. war can come when all parties chart, she takes her drama coach along : . 2S ' ” | men ay crue, ome Gi- 8:35 (2) Meditations. concerned do not want it.’ (Copyright, 1959) junemployment m TARZANA. Calif. (AP) — Flag- in 1958 sele. MacKenzie and John 8:40 (2) On Farm evont. lg a en aly con i President MM guessed an unloaded truck AIR in “Miss and 8:45 (2) Michigan Conservation. Nixon said. however, there has ven ity ounc! residen" trailer would clear a 13-foot-6-inch Tate, a Democrat, Forsythe star Janie j the Missiles.’ Career 8:35 (4) (color) News. been absolutely no chahge in the Ti Ch d S t Freeway underpass being built in N girl sets out to interview 9:00 (2) Cartoon Party. U.S. policy that any summit con- ime, ange an ovie Ss peer about the ete sel phd this Los Angeles suburb. They CONDITIO ERS Colonel for story, but meats a icoler) Bow the Clown. iecence mould have see preceded | a oly Ne one OVEENOE OL MM waved it on: % -% Oo - ” 13 British cand - g . While visiting the ye with * =o ne Gen. Wood Will Be 80 Narendy Gott talay uae Oat jus Die is oaae a CON DON’S 7 Small chi! Yip ts, nd ot r hand ‘ im We oaae” Yi, oh 7 cote ik popcorn ‘aching Po... Band together in common de GitcaGo (AP)—Gen. Robert £. County Circuit Judge Frank 1. back to Mount Clemens, 19 Legisiative Gd 4 lice armed with a screwdriver | fense or face the prospect of being Wood, former head of Sears, Roe- Doty refused a change of venue Mrs. Dorothy Dewey charges RADIO G& TV 21 African river Y, and pliers freed her. Picked off one at a time. That wa8 iuK > Co. has banned any par- Charles Dewey. 37. a tool and yoy chand with valine the bovn. SALES G SERVICE a. ace (am) és their choice. * <« ‘ties to celebrate his 80th birthday die maker. asked Judge Doty that 04. 16 and 11, as Communists a ict ete Ye — = bel em Sfturday. “I'm tired of having ‘the case be heard in Detroit in- jig taking them to Communist Call FE 4-9736 30 Aiwance for ; f — Real Clipping Delayed The year ore. communism iyi mthdays,” he said. stead of Macomb County, canine soll rar i 1Y mitaiehiens iy Gy : ‘ . 4 |had gulped down Czechoslovakia. _ ee en |OUR © Factory Authorized Service 3A Leed aed Until Following Night — And in April 1949 Stalin. with his) . Tesige | Carel ces oan e 36 S. TELEGRAPH vial ats — blockade of Berlin, had forced the D nd Chat court hearing last winter, forbade ; ae ceecmie Uj TUCSON, Ariz. # — The high United States into its historic air Disc. Data a atter Dewey to take the boys to the: Across from Tel-Huron qocicnGl Bole hedge around William C. Hooper's lift to save the city meetings : nibs home in Tucson prevented passers-| At that hour in history NATO. - Malwalke a beat by from seeing his three new gave the Allies a greater sense of| 1a TUNER T “ Lathers pieces of pink wrought iron lawn security than they ever had be. Vlusic in the 2011 HI-FI SPEAKER Ki S Arabian caliph ] furniture. fore or since AMPLIFIER Se nie teeal anil - So, Hooper trimmed the hedge * * + | by Dick Saund e el ‘satvum Se vil aaa 43 Saltpeter The next night. thieves stole the They had a terrifying superior-| y Ic auncers CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS co. 88 Limb S High sg Soe pol lawn furniture. ; ity over Stalin because, if he at- Hy accxe nan Kua 32 Misiays 3 Dreil hil ets tacked, the European Allies could | . 4540 W. HURON OR 3-9700 fe 4 eee 3 Teeure the ‘s Bucket Cusine ett 7 nee Tes hold him off with their ground | FIVE ACES: cow starting July 25> The Institute ~ ~— lorena ry Geiners and sheltered side 47 Century pliant did 39 per cent and independents forces while the United States, . This week's tOP of High Fidelity Manufacturers . personnel pitchers 26 Stripping “a Mineral vein ‘with 10 or fewer stores did 61 Per | mattened the Soviets with atomic * five sellers ae: Wiel TGA 2 osiey Maley io Onteriing t of the nation’s grocery busi- ; has arranged a stereo high fidelity } Fdueator instrument 30 Underling 1 jemment cent o is bombs. That was the theory | around Pontiac sii + Of ihe. mextwan 4 abies ~~ H sefueeinl 3 12 ‘toa x : 85 Headgear hess in 198. At that instant the United States are “Battle of exninpit as pal , 1 / ! = $$$ = alone had the atomic bomb. But New Orleans’ National Exposition - it was a monopoly which, at the (Johnny Horton). Harold Boxer. music director of ; T ! R “VT Dp ‘ fb S very minute the NATO treaty; “Dream Lover” the Voice of America, has selected __ fe ( | ( {] I -- came into existence. was begin-| (Bobby Darin, 125 classical, jazz, pop, movie : e - O ay S e| 10 rog : ining to disappear. “Perso nalit y” and show recordings to be played Wide Selection of Components 7 . | * * * ‘Lloyd Pr ice), ‘Frankie’ (Connie continuously on 200.000 feet ol Catalogue “Net” Prices | Early in 1949 the Soviet Union Francis), and ‘‘Kansas City’ (Wil- magnetic stereo recording tape ‘ e WIR (760) CRLW (a0) wws (960) WCAR (1130) RON (1440) EYE (1t10) WINK (1500) putting the finishing touches bert Harrison). AA Attractive Demonstration Room , e ; eB its own atomic bomb which it AROUND THE WORLD: With! Reaction to pop and jaz7 music’ Expert Guidance — Complete Installation TUNIGUE WCAR News Puree amecw a giorno WPON.~Chuck Lewis was to explode for the first time vacation season at hand, last min- should be interesting. Russian = e:00— WIR, ews 10:90-WJBK, Soune Off wiBk ewe. Georee aes | Lig a Shel Maste) ed in ry ig pia { nee oe soe hd eon ae offer an youth has fervently embraced jazz afes w on to develop theo at bit of copy this week. (despite its conde tion by the McLeod Ww. 9:00—WIR News. Pace spite its mnati Vv | tee hove Page Bat Nelwork ‘Time wa, "ere Elizabetb ew eeereees ‘hydrogen bomb. But so did the If going East you might be in-|goviet Government as a ‘western wWPON Sporte , tata ” Toby Davia WIBK, » day tage | Soviets by 1953. terested in catching the famed | bourgeois musical trend.’ 409 E Ma 1 Birmin ham MI 4-5230 ‘a: wae. Dinner Date = Muste’ won pose | gare sitesi. tearine Bene | For lack of determination. the Newport Jazz Festival. Dates this) ° pie, g pe Se 5a, deck, Baier Y WIBK. Baseball jae 1 forces which NATO year are July 25. | _ Previously the yousg Russian a > WEIR 6 On mm Gtiver | 11:80—WIR, Muste 0:96 WIR Jock Marrs SeecKL 9, ners were supposed to pro-| * & *& we Se ee ae 10:00 978. Jamboree Beseben duc: er materialized. And,; Tentative schedule for each — been Hentted to VOA's JTRS RR eR Ree CER RRR e eee e eee eeeees 7:00—WJR, Baseball WWI, Melody Parade ‘ . © Wioter |Meanwhile, something else hap-inight is: Thursday. Count Basie,| Music U.8.A."’ program or buy- . ' a) cd ed Boh SaTURRAT MORNING | WATE News Shorr, = : | ing discs on the black market Monday Special! RLW ¢ Low Jr. Music CKLW. Back to Bibie 8 Ge WIR, Oren /pened which made even the fairly|Four Freshmen, Phil Napoleon. a _e os ¢:00— WsK, Aarieviture w News, C oat News, Monitor ismall land forces. they produced | G come as high as $100 each, ac a ae : fob Lar> WHIZ. Pred Weiss ;Oscar Peterson, and George Shear-' ea: | a Pree Wolt . weak Hook even smaller | Friday, Wilbur DeParis, Roy “tine te suthor! 4 2 1:30- wwe 4 Star Extre we ms ot Saddle 10:3 WIR, Btory Hour WPON Bod ina s a WXYZ Night Trate Ske WWI News Mercy =~ * * ¢ ‘Eldridge, Coleman Hawkins, Mod- at bizarre prices. Some discs “ ee 5 gt wear sexe | na ited CxL® — 3:20—WJR. Delense Mtare The Soviets and the Unitediern Jazz Quartet, and Gerry Mul-| The tweeters will tweet. and We bought up all the factery a ‘5-00- WIR, Baseball Palencia - _ sie “ena Tory gaa ie tne — ‘States both developed missiles for |ligan wooters will be-woofing in a large @ had at this price! Makes ¢ he C a wee wenher Ce Wak, Mune Hall ee WIR eats I ey ee ee 'erossin? continents: Even—Presi-, Ra __ tens _{fan-shaped glass, steel and alum- @ finest feer you can have, Com- J ; CKIW R Knowles WXYZ ‘News, Shorr CKLW News dent Eisenhower acknowledged a , Duke inum pavilion if Sokotinskt- Park-@ Tort, bequty, easy-to-clean.- --————- tes a rae Win Onn Bares CALS Joe Van WErE cree vows last March that Allied armies in (oo eae cae Sngpes sa 15 minutes trom downtown Mos. @ MH 0:98 WCAR, wooden CREM Morning WPON Chock Lewis WPON Carriage Trace Europe did not mean m any | . fi i tech te cow, . Enoug® 2 Tite be tee a Pe 20. 80 | Ce 7 SIBK News Geo \1):me_wam Time, susie | 690m mame fan Mote “because they were Over) Hae ack Clayton, Miles Dav. | lf You plan to, stay home “el Each. 929. Seconds & 9:00 — WW) Boxing v4 News - | WCAR News. Woodliné WCAR News Bennett jwhelminely outnumbered by the | : summer, the best show: of all can a e WWJ. Boxing WPON News Caser i is, Vie Dickenson, Bud Freeman, be had t in backyard. CKLW Bipw . j Cem 5. WIR News, Music \ Soviet Union Ahmad damal, de dones, tan righ our own ac: a | | @RVE iene Crate 1 WIR Muse Mane | | Ws. News. ., The United States. with its : = News has leaked out that the fab-g e i . WIRK News Georer SATURDAY AFTERNOON wx Fon-s-Rame j Kenton, Pee Wee Raseecll, and ge * 03a WNYZ J Burret Joe fleets of bormbérs and their hydre- julous Red Nichols and his Five 8 CRW Worts Tosey ~. | gee WIR News 12:0. WIR News Pare WCAR News Genneit bombs based at friendly sta- Sarah Voeugha. ‘Pennies wilf be in the Pontiac @ - PARK PREE REAR OF STORE +8 CKLW. Knowles WRYZ News W SHe, Meee, Mune jeer at ys / : @ 95'S. Skew a 4.5216. 5 WIBK Jack Beilboy CKLW Toby Davie WKY. Me 6:30 i Foavefame tions around the Soviet. ict if going farther East, you'll find area for a one-night stand the first ’ cy frown Guoree Wink: "hee ‘| Wem lean still discourage a Soviet at-iplenty of American music in Moe-|Friday of September. soneunecauscccsenccnsainanene aT A _ ‘ oa be > . "de z r / ‘ ' ~ f | | Ao d ? : pam ‘ \ e F 28 | = | ‘ : Ls Ss Pe ee te i Se ? ‘ ies nom “pes icc hil taianeasteaisich pena is —e * nah Sade gh witite vverees To “ye 1 vg fom i ‘4 / fe ead at “4 “ ‘ ates h ‘ v ‘i } : { S32 are sa ’ . ‘ 3 i , \ ; i } - a + i : i / > ij e ; . | ‘ 2 | j / / r Aa { | FORTY-FOUR | _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959 ir ait booked two shark be Loha Enough 50S Ordre fo Halt os st Two sry smart mar id to ae oh I ae | ‘Battled One for 2 Hours i‘ Dickie Collins and Ray Smith Rhode Island Sate Pllce person o_o sete Profit Operations lboth of Florence; batted a 431- ter. 36 yout -agetne | GARDEN CITY, S.C. (AP) —) a must retire after y' | | pound tiger shar for two hours. 0 s.or, water E. Stoel INLAND LAKES SALES | DETROIT ww — Asst. Prosecutor Two 1Syear-old boys using a rope, ‘The shark measured 10 feet, 1! port the new policy would broad-(M si21 Ww. Hares ce Sta Arthur J. Koscinski has ordered a hook and a » bunk of sting ray’ inch. en advancement opportunities. a the amy of Survival Interna- «—_'.|jV~—e- ne en ee “at win “| ENDS SATURDAY . . . SHOP SEARS TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. NATIONAL SPORTING Lee, founder of SOS, yesterday in an investigation of the society which has been offering identify- ing medicine-carrying pins to heart patients for $12.50 SOS operated out of a letter | drop and secretarial answering service in. a downtown Detroit | | building. | Lee agreed to halt operations pending receipt of > new nonprofit tharter from the State Securities ROEBUCK AND ‘and Exchange Commission. Koscinski also told Lee to cease distribution of SOS pamphlets that advertised SOS as a ‘‘nonprofit”’ organization. Lee said _ the pamphlets were not to have been distributed until SOS received its nonprefit charter. However, he said some 20 were sent out in advance, Pontiac Presse Phete tit AHAdNG KIELE SAFETY Iwo mem Davi fcenlert, pregram instructor Watching ‘Dalai Lama Now 24 hers of the Junior Au Rifle Glub of the Pontiac Davis are Bruce Weber (lefty, 11. of 25 Lapeer . YMCA learn how ty handle weapons from Donald Rd, and Gerald Walles, 12, of 9% E. Blvd. N « $45 Value I" 1-2-3 Woods NEW DELHI, India (AP)—The _ Dalai Lama, refugee ruler of ‘Tibet, was 24 years old today. The hiving Buddha who fled his coun- Young City Marksmen members who participated in the 1 id March during # revolt rile club program this past yeat against the Chinese Communist New Knee-Action Put U p Rifles for Summer: rained al east aneshogting overlords: spent most of the day) Folding Golf Cart Reg. 2198 | 788 Most school age boxs think of ‘Y* building, learning to fire alr . 7 kdnuier aS wu time to enjoy the rifles and to handle them safely. FOR YOUR Folds automatically, rotts Hard hi ing select fish \ 1 Yi ‘ ces F wher folded r ton sity er mmon - ebon' & wide open xpa ' The vouths practice on a 15-foot HOT WE THER co FORT s e : me : nial . ‘eel . "Te er f{ , Q Bot there’ cone aerotip ef Aids - = — , ; A M makes pulling easie: Stee 1. Tough fh faces. ] I liff ntl ag Tange etic Dement of the finished in cadmium | the city whoo fee) alilberen , } since { 5 ; tts LY nium rmuilding at Til Mt. Clemens . net tien auger ne. SE Reversible WINDOW FANS... 512.95 Matching 4 Wood 9.88 ‘ eee ® mmand to “cease ffring ; , 5 ‘ * A our youths can shoot simul 900 C. F. M. taneously on the firing line as hey r€ the 44yp VOtINg flere W ho the range is 0) feet mie TABLE FANS $8.95 belong to the Junior Air Rifle Club” _ : eevee neuvnweecee eve of the Pontiac Y MICA The club is affiliated with the : : National Rifle Assn and uses NRA 42x72 Each Friday during the school standards for scoring Swimming Pools on Metal Frame 57,95 year the boys have spent an The program has the approval hour on the rifle range of the of the Pontiac Police Dept , which AW AIRS 53 95 gave the rifles to the °4 L N CH ore eee eee ee eo oo s | | eS ag Ox Ly Ne} 5 Matched IRONS $50 Value 4 The boys, 9 to 14 years old, , Wayne State {0 Offer receive marksman and sharp YACHT CHAIRS oeoeeereev ev eoe $3.95 : shooter badges based on their = Rane ae | C| N th shooting accuracy and consis ] Mile East of Auburn Heights Fisherman's s Pliers 8 8 jasses af Northern ww FURNITURE SALES and Knife Set : yA ni ‘ \ a ! used fi geod ni . , gM 3345 Auburn Rd. (M-59) Mayne State University ts off Mi ne J. C. Higgins 288 —~ ing undergraduate educahon The rmfle club is under the di “You Always Buy for Less at L&S” 2-3-4-5- 6 classes for the summer session at rection of Donald Davis, 3138 Mat 9-6 MON. Thru SAT.—FRI. ‘tH O—FE 5-074) 8-in. long e chromed piers, Weight « - Pontiac Northern High School and tell Ave Avon Township 2-blade fish knife—hook re Weight concentrated at point ¢ ine Jane Adame dunior fligh, Under hia tuiclage, each of ihe sven fieh sealer botie of pact Chromed, Scored, opener In leather ca sandblasted faces. School in Royal Oak Registration is scheduled for Monday {> to 6 pm at the Pontiac Northern sehool Tegustra tion during the same hours will be held Tuesday at the Royal Oak school These branch courses will be on the senior college level and classes ine restricted to students admitted to the College of Education 8-Iron Set. ........ 49.88 Putter, Pitching Wedge or Sand Wedge ....... 6.88 Sporting Goods. Perry Sf.. 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