MLS. Weather Bescon Perecast | ‘Falf and Warmer oe Detate om Page Bass ith YEAR aasoclaD pase NEWS itd ONITED PRESS PHOTOS COOLEY LAKE ROAD BLOCKED — A brief but severe wind storm, accompanied by heavy rain, which struck Pontiac and parts" of Oakland County shortly after 6 p.m. Tuesday damaged Tumpike Group in New York They'll Discuss Bonds: to Pay for Expressway Past Pontiac Michigan T urn pike Authority officials flew to New York. City today optimistic that their pro- George N. Higgins of many treés and utility wires. Q “Pontiac Press Photo The scene above is on Cooley Lake road, just south of Elizabeth Lake road. Traffic was de- ° toured over Motorway Stornt Fells Trees, Power Lines lushered cooler weather into Oak- land County, but caused. damage |!” and tele- to trees, power lines Moving slowly across Southeast-| with the cooling rain. Alter the first | temperature gradually 79 at 5:30, but dropped sharply paibd to S Quan er aie oe high winds, rain and lightning, a © tiac subscribers. storm, the |. Trees toppled throughout Pontiac”! and wires went down interrupting telephone service for some 45 Pon- A resident, Dale Hampshire, of were down at 74 S. Johnson Ave. began about 16:30. when the wind struck. [| CAR WAS HIT was the worst blow this: spring.| Kenneth R. Howard, 4861 Kempt, day. ive until the tree could be removed. Cool Weather Proves Costly Severe thunderstorms yesterday, a parks department spokesman Drayton Plains, reported to Pon- -_ with some 50 calls coming/tiac Police his 1957 auto was dam- ‘aged by a broken treé limb about Crews worked far into the night 6:30 p.m. removing the fallen trees to clear the roads. The Pontiac High School! etn Michigan in an easterty direr-| ee was particularly hard front of 27 N. Johnson St., while tion, the squall line struck Pontiac at 4:30 p.m, Temperature -plum- meted from 86 to 72 in 10 minutes ° * * Howard's auto was he was ‘visiting a pafient at Pon- tiac General Hospital. Police report} the rear, top and left side of the _ }auto were damaged. Michigan Bell Telephone re- ported 300 phones knocked out by falling wites and wet ca- “bles throughout the county. Rechester was hard hit, with more than 160 phones out. st vision: set's picture tube last Satur- port that h 3 " Don't Intend to Resign, ws = Says Bakers’ WASHINGTON ’ (INS)—Bakers’ Union President."*Poted James G. Cross said today he intends to stay in his post despite charges at Senate hearings that he “betrayed” dues-paying members and mis-spent their money. Cross described as “very ridiculous” a published re- he-w:ll resign Monday and be replaced by Union Boss former President Herman Winter, until a new leader can be found. He told newsmen: “I never did (plan to resign) Jand I don’t intend to.” Cross made the comment while waiting to be called before the Bridge Authority bonds, when ali/Senate Rackets Committee, which other proposals" proved‘ unattrac-(devoted ‘@ morning session to}' questioning union lawyer Herman Cooper, of New York, on how »|Secretary - Treasurer Curtis «R. Nichols, of Jackson who champion-/Sims was suspended after accusing ences «| a of gnisuse of dues money. Nichols i e rackets investigators yesterday will not draw a wall of Fifth Sims charged among other. things that (Cross romanced a Hollywood party girt at the ex. pense of the union treasury. Cross, who indicated to Senate . , day's testimony as a “dictator” who ousted or mauled those in the union who opposéd his policies, He - “appeared briefly - to assure propounded. by Cross’ Abraham Harris. Peter Carbonara, of Skokie, chieftain wos | branded in yester-|% “lafothers Get Gray.” “Born POWER LINES DOWN . Detroit Edison suffered scattered damage to its lines, mainly in the Milford and Commerce Township areas, Power lines were also-down in Suesingem. A * Fifty plo of Conteness Power were. without service for an average of three hours in. the county, re ae seen wee GIRL OVERCOME One casualty is reported from the ‘heat which - preceded . the storms. Pontiac firemen took a 13-year-old girl home from the Po- = Traffic Violations — au yes- “Wider mecare. ‘Out Our Way’ Creator, | Williams, Dies at. 69 | PASADENA, Calif, «®—James R. Williams, 69, cartoonist whose) \“Out Our Way’’ was syndicated in more than. 700 daily and iday newspapers with a. total read- Years Too Soon,” “When You'd Love to Live Forever,”* and ‘The Worry Wart,” died yesterday. _ was born in Halifax. parked in In Gingellville,- lightning struck Appeal Speeded ‘to High Court lin Girard Case: U.S. Seeks to Reverse Ruling That Japan Can’t | Try Soldier WASHINGTON (INS). — |The government moved at, top speed today to obtain' a peg ths ant Court decision on whether s dering GI William S. Girard to violate his constitutional rights. U.S. District Court Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy ruled yesterday that the government’s decision to permit Japan to try Girard on a manslaughter charge is “illegal and in violation of the Constitution of the United States.” - | In the face of the stun- initig defeat — latest in a dividuals—the government filed prompt notice of vee with the district the. ga Othe Harold..Van! oy re, one Sr a Salicior General J. Lee Rankin megan g aanklonipatisigr become hearing and decision from the) Supreme Court. . The high court had planned te recess for the summer next Judge McGarraghy declared that Girard is entitled to a military, Related: Story Page 20 court-martial for the alleged slay- ing of a.Japanese woman on a’ firing range in Japan Jan, 30, becaape he wes on uty at the) the time. He based his Gian largely on a 67-year-old Supreme Court under-| wing that federal employes ac- cused of committing a crime in \the discharge of their duties must be tried by federal courts ' ‘The State and Defense Depart- ments made the final decision 16 ~ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1D Japan's Prime Minister . Arrives in Washington. ‘WASHINGTON { INS )—Japanese ‘ashington visit he hopes will “prepare the way for a new. era of Japanese- as his plane National airport at 9:50 a.m. EDT. remarks, Kishi solely Ok hace Sour Faster Dad He and other — American of- ficials, Mgt “i aoerf for Tonight, cally be one ot the. members, : ounty OK on § State Public Works Act The act would give ‘the county ey authority. to pledge is ull tath a Japanese court would) recent series of major judi- cial setbacks to the govern-jnied a request for a 15-minute ment in issues involving: constitutional rights of in- WASHINGTON (INS) — Attorneys for number two Teamster Union. official James R. Hoffa went to the Court of Appeals today to _|seek a week’s delay in 'Hoffa’s conspiracy trial which opened this morning. | Daniel B. Maher, actually coun- 'sel for Hoffa’s co-defendant Hy- iman I. Fischbach, carried the plea | ‘for an Appeals Court order to the higher tribunal. This noma You Can't Hide! A new sign appeared this morning on the picket line in front of Pontiac Teamsters Lo- cal 614, 1410 S, Telegraph Rd. It read: “We couldn't find Hoffa last week, but we know where he is today." Hoffa's 3-year trusteeship of: the Pontiac local. He has -con- sistently refused to meet with them, they charge. came. after’ U.S. District Judge Burnita fense motion for a delay and de- recess to permit the appeal. DELAYING TACTICS Teamsters Union Bosses on Trial The pickets are seeking to end |: S.-Matthews denied a de- WASHINGTON (#— Frank W. Brewster testi-| fied in his contempt of Congress trial today that it was on advice of counsel that he refused to produce records and. answer ques- tioris before the Senate In- vestigations subcommittee in January. . Brewster said his attorney, Samuel B. Bassett, told him the subcommittee was going beyond its powers: UNLAWFUL SEARCH Brewster, 60, chairman of the sweeping as to violate the Fourth Amendment guarantees against unlawful search and seizure. 7 tei a U.S, Dist. Judge John J. Sirica, before whom Brewster is on trial without. a jury, asked whether his counsel also advised him: that if his legal advice turned out to be wrong that Brewster would have to suffer the consequences. “I believe that he did,” Brew- a replied. “I'm the one on Assistant U.S. attorney Edward P. Troxell labelled the defense | moves “delaying tactics.” Edward. Bennett Williams, representing Hoffa, then charged Hoffa and Fischbach are charged | with seeking to plant Cheasty as a ‘|spy on the staff of the Senate Rackets Commitjee. They are charged with three counts of con- spiracy and bribery. WIRE. TAPS-: Wiliams contended that a man information about wire taps but said he could not locate Burns and produce him in court imme- diately. Williams then asked for - Pompe in court to testify on wire tapping charge. Judge Matthews denied the re-, quest on grounds that the defense’ issue of wire taps could be raised throughout tthe trial. 4 ~*~ * The defense then argued that. copies of FBI reports turned over ‘ to them by the government did not. meet the requirements of (Continued on Page 2, , Col. hd Two youngsters came to the rescue’ of a .baby in-White Lake Township yestertiay and ended up tackling a man-sized job. Just before noon, Peter Smith, Suddenly the baby fell off the other side of the dock, into from [Tee jwhom he identified as Lawrence, Burns of Detroit gave the defense| Two junior high teenage girls|c.. New York. immediate appearance ot | i had made a’ charge without any) ination, which. supporting evidence and that the be around $30, and instructed that “In other words, the lawyer doesn’t have to serve the = Eight Are Killed; il Slick Perils. Rescue Attempt One ~ Sailor Missing: Number of Survivors ~ Not Determined BREST, France (#—Two ocean-going tankers col- lided ‘in darkness and heavy fog off the French Atlantic coast early today. The French radio station at Brest said rescue ships on the scene reported eight sailors dead al one -|missing. The, number of survivors could not be determined exactly. One tanker, identified as the Liberian - registered Stony Point, which previ- ously was reported sunk, and burning but- had not gone down. -French maritime atthorities said ithe othér vessel was the Greek |Sirica commented, * * * “L- knew’ the lawyer wouldn't! have to serve the time,” Brew=| that wire tapping was used to ster replied, “He'd get me out in ‘a year or two.” | ‘tion, Salas sale ace scare ‘fine Teenagers Give Dance Proceeds to. Aid Hospital had a small but heart-warming) message for Pontiac city commis- sioners last night. “The Les Filles and Demiteens sororities held a teenage dance last week and we would like to give a portion of the proceeds to completing the hospital," apid Peg- gy Warren. 12. a3 * >. welcomed the do- Peggy said would ‘it be sent to the director of Pon- tiac General Hospital. — “We decided there were many worthwhile projects,” Peggy. said, ‘but that finishing the ‘hospital was most important."’: This was! the seconded by her friend Janet Liv- _ingston, a 4 © , | The maximuri penalty for con-| vt a ship ” tempt of Congress, upon convic- has S28: & The Stony Point. was reported to be a- 15,000-ton ship, while. the Greek vessel was 19,000 tons. RESCUE 36 MEN ‘ Lioyd's Register, however. lists only one Stony Point, a 10,576-ton American ship operated by the "\United States Petroleum Carriets, The. German ship Eric Reck- mann reported she had picked up 36 men from the Greek. tanker, including 10 injured, and 16 sur- vivors from the Stony Point. It was believed that the dead men were injured whe died after being picked up. =~ The Reckmann radiced 10 men were missing from the Greek tanker and 16 from the Stony Point. LOS ANGELES i» — Desert winds continued to sear Los An- geles today, boosting tempera- tures. Yesterday it was 104—the hottest June 18 in the history of the weather beens. a! boys: were mming nearby. Youngsters Save Baby in Lake ee id ac was lying low in the water Winds Sear Los Angeles - ~ »" =a Ao -_ —_— Oe 7 > es) “A i. 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J ys fe ; i 4 at : ee Y, Per fae wie! ; ¢ ‘ j f f Ge i Strike Delays seksOld Baby Deaths i in-the Pontiac Area find i path ied to] Liner’ S Leaving in Good Health 10 In MOSpiia ih Goupcriorn, 3. Mt. Op — — ' LOS ANGELES WA — A’ week| observing the sun will be open to . _ GRAND HAVEN — Municipal] Mrs. Walter W. (Pearl) Carline,|dens-East, ~ in(titer” ‘being ‘reported missing, |the public every Sunday this sum- ‘Liberte Can't Leave | osital attendants reported “Tom-|72, of 3626 Lincolnshire Rd. died She died yesterday morning in be n't. hia, GO -3 a 4lMonday in Pontiac General Hos-|st. Joseph Hospital aft a helet| outer Eiett Pant 66, has been| mer at Cloudcroft, N. M. | Bota «Paris for_New-- Yorkin « rural mailbox goal St Gren iat after an illness of several|iliness. tel. a victinn of © leer attrer| 4 16:inch coronagraph, twice the Because of Walkout | Haven. spent a normal night and! youths, Besides her husband, she is sur-| The bearded writer. of “‘The|*¢ of the next largest one at Pic Ms . and Mrs.’ Carline were to|vived by # daughter, Mrs, Loretta/Last Time I Saw Paris” and oth-|4u Midi in France, is housed in a a ee a: Pet no Rey ste cence Pee ed tee th Liberte was forced to delay its Mey 7 {geeks siege & ot Besbatiet; a sister and three as an emergency ca a — pagel ts a ee ee _-_THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 49 1957 vara , SAVE Over. HALF. on This: 4 Bs ~ Modern:Floor Model 4 ye was to, time engineers and ot] of te. bee Sates the Drayton Plains, Mrs. ee Of | F Paul, divorced a year ago by bi pemaais VanderYacht. residence om Lake- | Orns take, Mie. Gall Debew OIG eS acing. 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CNS) — Wyoming at Lis home after a| Persommel in scientifiec fields Fc oaheherrhy a secretary, woe “tight Humphrey said “this growing money’ policies have drawn con- iprosperity has extended to nearly siderable congressional fire, said WASHINGTON @&® — President country’s earth-circling space sat-|all segments of our society ex- it is “nonsense” to. allege that! misenhower today asked Congress |ellite. ‘cept the farmer.’ “higher interest rates benefit only And, he added, the outlook in the bankers.” for an extra $64,701,500, including] The request for the supple- tar ‘eld is brightening some- “Bankers are brokers of mon-|2" additional $34,200,000 for con-|mental appropriations for the fis-| what. ey," he declared in an 11,000- struction and launching of this cal year starting July also in- * * * cludes 15 million dollars for the! Qne of the basic peakiones of President’s disaster relief fund. | Prosperity, Humphrey said, is ‘James C, Hagerty said negotia-| Henry Elbing near Pigeon. Huron itions with Russia have not been County Sheriff Merritt R. McBride completed, but added that it looks | said that Lopez apparently was jas anlar agreement will —— by lightning some time | Monday afternoon. WILSON 207°! Leasing Company 1350 N. wae Birmingham ALL MAKES WiTe-tel. 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Task : Qeotee C Inwan, * “Managing Eattor Classified Manager Entered at Post Office. Pontiac, as second class matter + MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED: === + : » ase ha tmetotuse o wi Socaltnege ined ee Bpwspaper 46 well as ali news tebes x ¥ Saisegencatians Smelt = ‘Tews Powrme Peras ts delivered by*carrier for week: where cartier service is : Oakland, Genesee, |,ivingston, enaw Counties it is Are Richly Deserved Ey [ « © Pontiac’s School’ Board passed a resolution of thanks to Roszrt B. Quiver for the splendid contribution he has made in educational circles - Tt was richly deserved. yew whe toe Mr. Oliver has been a public Every community is everlastingly obligated to certain reliable wheel “ helicopter. power) | er ml, oak Sec The day of the “Whirlybird” as arrived, and it will become more and more a part of our every day life. [Ee ry Golf has experienced a heipful the National Open championship, obie by ‘met defeating Cary Mrppiecory in a we gchar playoff, it’ threw “new color ‘and ~ glamour into the tournament division. ~ .. & Cary Middlecoff is a veteran and he hasn't been the most popu- lar. victor-with his associates-or_ the golfing public. Personally, no one has a thing against the dentist-pro, but he annoys the galleries and his opponents_ali on the course. He’s the world’s slowest. He takes forever, = -- Often during an important competition, two full holes will slowly open up ahead of the group that has been weighed down with gx °.% * Dick’ Mayer; on the other hand, plays rapidly, easily and without the po Pontiac. He ‘studied fuss and labor that besets has always been Mypp.ecorr’s every move. MAYER is gigi on the ae _~bound to prove popular. His own ‘progress and advance- | associates like him and people take mille Kelieves in To * to him instinctively. e morrowasfewmenin See He will be a popular champion. this area and makes : a his decisions in the light of greatest apg ddl The Man About Town ‘umber over ; u ; a June 26 Is Date Canal Site to Be Marked by Historical Commission horses who dig in and do the Nardest work without thanks or praise dur- ing the most important perieds of. development. os ere * Pontiac schools owe a defi- nite debt to Robert B. Oliver which can never be repaid. How- ever, he has the inner satisfaction of knowing that he has labored - wisely and conscientiously for the education of our youth, and his «mn associates on the School Beard have just shown their ap- preciation by the current resolu- * tien of appreciation. This newspaper heartily con- - curs. Versatile Copter Takes Over Navy Tugboat Job The air age is now definitely estab- lished. This fact has come to light with the helicopter proving its abi'ity to operate as a flying tugboat. This does not mean that ships will be - Operated with wings in the future. eR 7 In a recent series of tests off San Diego, conducted in cooperation with: the United States Navy Amphibious Base, a military helicopter success- fully demonstrated its potential capability in salvaging surface ves- sels and landing craft. This type of work is normally done with strong navy tugboats. _Apparently this new type of op- eration is simple¢r and much _ faster. In naval maneuvers many ~ times speed is number one in im- "portance. enh x WF * Here are some of the feats per- formed by the helicopter during the tests. An LVT (Landing Vehicie, Tank) was deliberately. immobilized on the beach, but the helicopter, tugged it out of its sand trap, into the water end onto a safe beach. A two and a half ton amphibian “Duck” ‘was pulled off shore with. ease during a simulated invasion maneuver. ce Re The helicopter maneuvered to _ ir e averab ile “| Mr. and Mra. George Krohn“ Of Oxford; fifty-second wedding - anni- © than it 4s under. its. own and we predict that... Mayer Will Spark Golf = carefully and listen to says: I Corinthians 3:16, ; Il Corinthians 6:16; his breath? ¥ * * : If God is going to turn away all those who smoke, I'd be willing. to bet that he'll do the same with people who overeat and get them- selves fat as hogs. Smoking in _ excess is unhealthy, but no more so than obesity. One is just as sinful as the other. NEA Service, inc At the End of the Communist Rainbow James Marlow Says: Court Upsets Convictions of Red munist party was organized in, out the organizing charge before or attempt to try them again PUT BRAKE ON The court's decision ~~ a brake on the prosecution of ‘ . Summer: A season that we don't like te beat its official gun so emphatically, One week from today ts the date for the Michigan Historical Commission to mark the high point in the 125-year- old canal at Rochester state park. The annual meeting of the Oakland County Historical Commission "will be held in connection, starting with - @ basket lunch at noon. According to Ernest Huthwaite, local president, the general public is” invited to participate. Taking part in the presentation of the marker will be : Willard Wilchers of Holland, president of the state com- mission; Mrs. Donald E. Adams of Drayton Plains, vice-president of thé state commission, and Dr. George May, member of the state commission staff. - Another distinguished citizen of the Pontiac area, _ Vietor Kolar, former conductor of the Detroit Sym- phony Orchestra, is dead, following a heart attack suffered last week while working in his garden in Troy Township. He was 69. ? My North Michigan traveler tells me that motels with the name of “Pontiac” + are doing a good business at Mackinaw - _ its name to the Political Action City and ‘Copper Harbor. Verbal Orchids to— ‘Om account of their omission in Tuesday's paper, that day’s Verbal Orchids are included with. today's Burtrand Hammar of Keego Harbor; eighty-first birthday. Mr,.and Mrs. Percival Waldron of Metamora; golden wedding. Orson Feldkamp of Lapeer; eighty-fourth birthday. ' Mr, and Mrs. Charles W. Hudson of 930 Premont St.; fifty-sixth wedding anniversary. 5 ' s __ Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Clements of 197 East Huron Street: fifty-first wed- ding anniversary. bi Mr. and Mrs. ©. L. Hatin of 72 Douglas St.; golden. wedding. Daniel W. Symons | of Birmingham; eighty-ninth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprenger Lake; filty-first wedding anni- George J. Scott Oak; eighty-ninth birthday. Mr. and M 1 of Rochester; fifty- wedding anni- en) Joe Hi s ox * ‘of Holly; elghtieth birthday... | ° > - : a le ‘ke 4 ‘ eee id munist trials, can't be used at all any more. . This is an explanation of what the court did and what the govern- ment faces * * * In 1940 Congress ‘passed Smith Act, under which the gov- CRIME TO L it's a to conspire to organize a party or group whose vocate the forcible overthrow of the government. : 3. It's a crime to be a party member, its purpose is forcible overthrow of the govern- ment. Only 4 of the 103 convicted Communists were tried and found guilty under No, 3. They are ap- pealing now to the high court. But the remaining 99 were tried under Poinis No. 1 and No, ?: the combined charge of organizing and advocating. Of those 99, the witness. A total of -S2—excluding the 14 whose convictions were thrown preme Court The party was ac- tually "din 1919. It changed Assn, in 1944. In 1945 it resirmed the name of Communist party. o % .2 . . organized in 1945. ~ The court said the 14—whose convictions it overruled this. week ~~ should not have been convicted ‘on the organizing charge. It gave this reason: There is a statute of limitations says @ Man can- not be tried for a crime under certain laws—including the Smith — unless tried within three years after committing the of- fense. But, the court says, the Com- > ae z 145. So unless a man was charged with organizing it within - three years of 1945, he can't be charged or tried. Thus the court ruled the con- viction of the 14 Communists whose cases it ruled on Monday can't stand because they weren't indicted until 1951, which meant six years, instead of a limit of placed it on top of our heads. It's sad, but true, that people who regularly attend church are not necessarily Christians. So it's best to study the Scriptures and see what the Lord has to say about our bodies and our lives. Read Romans 12: 1, 2: I Corinthians 6: 19, 20; I John 3: 24 and 4: 13. Let's not smoke Him ow while testify- t jury. me my ing to His saving grace. ¥ the jury the three-year . timit, toss out the organizing Al] That Effort charge and let the j consider age the charge: it adreonting Just for a Date? ee ee ree Can The Pontiac Press fix me nous "2 This means fhe government henceforth can’t charge or try a Communist on the organizing part ‘of the Smith Act. But all of those 52 now appealing their convictions to the Supreme Court were charged with organizing as well as advocating. Yet all were tried after the three-year limit. Doe’ the govern- ment have to abandon its case against all 52? No. In ‘the cases of 7 of them the trial judge threw — em appeal and, if it wants to, retry them on the advocacy charge Weekend Wrecks oe May Be Planned’ Dr: William Brady Says: Use of Iodin Medicinally Has Only Doubttul Value Iodin is modern spelling.of io- Coryza, says Webster, is “an acute inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nasal cavities; nasal catarrh; cold in the head:” lodism is a state of the body sive medicinal doses or over- doses. In former days feodism was a is g : ill ine Voice of the People ne ‘ Christia - people. ee - is getting smart on adoptions. 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PxDalnid ne Dar Di) neignbo ae - ’ folio ‘ fr . ith tt otha DUye! hood iC nen iD W rien ine ’ ‘7 ’ Se: vi cet p VMicnigar a | © produc © i ‘ i] u { +) * 4E4 od fy } 5 inen the acquisition of the Standarc 4k BEGINNING € * ' 00d Nia) i 1 Humpty Domi a it ' Om TNe Pr : ' ; ided tot mmermarket: UIA NOn hei! i ryt ate i ar t ‘ rer: OT rk ‘ b ue + ET a C ‘ her ¢) rinnin : ae) oe ie) fore ~ ' ' » ID © 7 Ph f in th nation rt i i J hol \ 4 } i a per iy ecourin Sto eoTred perm ret aa ATE Ori) 44} et URAC TT i) } 4 | ] & ‘ i! ‘000 in f i ’ ; Concern n: nig ‘ ¢ = ’ 4 a [| ' | | if », j 3 wile if Py IGRESS 4 ‘ han J ih ri rigie’ ve) homemake Many ¥ riey Lit to aper' 4 it Jravton 1a) noppe! i ty ‘ame 0 ODA ‘ no 1} 8 ODDS mut i% Ceiy + tte ft) rr rr i in r 1 ¢ i pry > rhe’ DUTChaAase! 4 ' OY OTe 1 ay mil i) ae VeiopmMen té ues 0 : ; orm t O10 Bell iwi rin hi: at stam \ it os ve ‘ mectiion ¢ tem ¢t the amor 49 + 0 macn Tél Cem fp Ce! [70100 Bell Redemption Cente > Ca they a amp iit? Mu \ . i wD 'y ‘ iO Oe ir Tt) mtg ie teak! ae) optuial ir wer ) nit it ' yervor den: nic] Av it cr Cra db rst ‘ ene cock ne 4°4 cen o DOC" tho ny + Cut) Gold &E herr c HOT if is likely te ‘ he J ne ' 1 a ’ ry i re . Vey ay e. 4 in no Zi rea, at : + ow it. { mati ei ty nes i ir ‘ prin ne etieit 4 Hi ‘ f $4 é . fl 4 " hon . : TK) Tin i ' J 1g . Teh 1h national " Pitt! » i ing ' Onc | fe e; f fi i " te ‘ami ' Le af 4 r iain Da with 4] Remingtc hi irm ¢ nip shame tigers | et s ‘ E 4 P ii rariet: im ' «i i : - = coma 1 } wv Cia: ae é Tk bata i 7 is 2 ea Get FREE Individual T | Mel-0-Crust Oven Fresh _ Welchade Grape Drink Del Crest Instant Coffee ‘Hart Peaches =m" | | 3 ne Prices effective thra Sat. June 22. We reserve the right t¢ limit quen- tities. Priges good only at the now Wrigleys in Dreayfon Piains, and Wriglyys in Pontiac, Finer cakes! flakier pies! better fried — _ foods! when you cook with Swift’ning, the genuine all-purpose shortening. The shortening your pet recipes deserve! ~ | For every single creamy spoonful is truly»; § : SUMMER'S HERE! ‘And with failure-proof . . . and-digestible as pure | ' it, all those refreshingly cool _botter! Be mre to et ome when You comet Weigle’. priced a 2 loads and loads ; for leaportant savings, now! =. | 3 . A bevy of crisp ee / calms . scores of art, Worth 15¢ With Each ‘Twenty Years .... our—Service! Memo to Our Neighbors in Drayton Plains... Although your Wrigley Market is only a few day’s old, it was built upon a philosophy that has guided the Wrigley a for more than twenty years, A simple... but vital philosophy . . . that. recognizes YOU - as the most important person in our store. Everything we do is directed toward this goal. Bringing you more and better foods for. less. Making our stores models of comfort and conve- nience. Providing an extra bit of friendship and courtesy to make your shopping more pleasant. Yes, you'll always come first at Wrig- ley’s, because service is our business! gone e : Ae } Paro Fe Be sa ited fo ee Cee 4 a Spee . t ‘a : 7 fF bs oie Oe ae os es ‘ ee my ‘ 5 re ‘ Bai, ‘ mF sais te pai i i : y : i a i \ : $ ; é ' os j oe: 2 : ¥* 2 oe r | : | | es > ’ | \ * mf \ oe f t Stamps... Your Just-For-Fun — Allowance! Every woman loves surprises , .« for herself, J her family, her home. But it’s a rare budget, __ these days, that can stretch over the impulsive extras that make life such fun. That’s why every day more and more women start saving Gold Bell Gift Stamps at Wrigley’s . . . and ——— redeem them so often for fine name brand } merchandise . .. valuable gifts they really want. For only with Geld Bell . Stamps do you get FINER GIFTS ... the best of brands _e «+ FASTER ... less stamps per book, less books per gift. . So join the wise shopping trend to Wrigley’s . . . where you get Gold Bell Gift Stamps _ with every single purchase. Just like an extra allowance, they'll brighten your life, your home with wonderful gifts & Prices Effective thru Saturday. June 22. We Reserve the Right to Limit | Quantities. Prices Good Only at the new Wrigley's in Drayton Plains. * | end Wrigley's in Pontiac. - : you re proud to own, s | DUCK that sizzling kitchen with a jiffy warm-up meal. And there’s no better quickie than beans ’n - franks ... particularly when the beans bear the label, Van Camp's. Since the turn of the century, Van Camps have turned ont those deli- cious, deep-brown, oven-baked beauties. Always so delectable, al- . ways at a sensible price .. . for an economy meal that can’t be beat. Get some today . . . at Wrigley’s Grand Opening Savings! Van Camp’s Pork & 16-0z. es Ye Del-Monte Catsup Hi-C Vitamin Enriched of Grinds aa # 2 / LA 4 4 i ' ; \ by : 2 ie i i fae ue eo ee ‘ 4 “Lb. Vac. Can \ ~~ aban oe = \ 5 | : \ : ; 2 | # ‘ Roker iN \ bist rs ie + ere Bes: Be o RF 5-3 » + Sy Ts. = Sar aie = te rote > 5 ee. Sigs eer So ye eS gee ek PY ee ee a fog Se oS se. ap ee eS ae ae ae epee: ae ee am gy = ee. =e es ea goes a 23 a ibe ~ pag ee bie i eye : et ey We , i : RE ee Nan iit big en Ga EAA 1S ( Pies ee oe oe = \ ay ‘ ; = ¢ j a. * / ; L es | ih % a Fe : : t 3 x : pee a ad A e, o> ais a eee __>____ THE PONTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1957. aa aE Ci maltese ae . ' o c — S i : : Nas ; | Pea SES 4 eee ee ‘see a ee Ak ea, \ | KRISPY GUARDS: FRESHLAND PRODUCE | ICE CREAM LEADS 5 MADE aes ‘ * =. Exe " & Ae “i “ cl e a : ‘ : ; A Sea : ‘ a a ee i. ‘ 2 = = = : ES Thu SEASEIE iS { se © of the ~ FOR’ COOL ‘KRISP FRUITS, VEGETABLES The halt-gallon & becom Bcce car Gains Kar eki olen 1s . Kool Krisp is the name for Wrigleys Supermarkets dividual stores where. it is placed|when the molsture is removed,| right ‘vanilla. or ‘pistachio! Wee 3 Sh designed a ‘new ness and top + a before the store opens it is taken] Various methods such as ai _Kerlspy, the little ‘man identified/comes radishes: fromthe Caro-/out, thoroughly washed andjling, ice boxes, humid r vegetables, is the symbol -that in-/@94 {fom Michigan nearly every/sary, in transparent predecessors sures you ; ucts are packaged, no Wrigley|Proofed steel, is 28 inches de ! pare ‘pastry, cereal or grahami ei ere, custamner mavet. bay sae pound tf nee AME sad Seg. Donen mocmped farted Bie tit Are veerny OTD freezer,” Just ple(WRIGLEYS BUTTER: fruits and At the produce department, she| The channel employs the simple| during the winter months as well on od icecream intolpaRMS TOP RATING | fs fresher; bought. fresher, shipped can get self-service or personal|Principle that cool, moist ors all summer long. ©” , : rr. : fresher, solid fresher, and service. Wrigleys produce person-| travels downwards and sideways. wording “AA” $8 score. you ‘ fresher. __[nel are happy to re-package any 52 From the moment Wrigieys nto|Kool Krisp item ti the amount ceives its produce, the customer wants. you buy it, th ICE-CHANNELING * night's coolness The modern method by morning's dew to keep that Kool Wrigleys se Said pro-|t? the selection and grading on Krisp look and flavor. - \ keeps its Krisp | on Colltersd ss ‘seeaate ‘ duce at a constant temperature = and. artichokes; from Arizona, let-|and | surrounded by freshness-retaining = 3 > eS , sr ages =, (moisture, Is ice-channeling. - | tuce ‘and melons; from Texas, : Constant research brought about broccoli. and endives;. from Fiori-ithe warehouse it is never kept : g da, cucumbers and tomatoes. | more than 24 hours. Wrigleys own method of ice- 2 3 ; : channeling. The produce chiefs MICHIGAN PRODUCTS _ [DAILY DELIVERIES _ realize that 70't0 95 per ¢ent of te - ‘Thea ‘-lall produce-ts- moisture, and-that | : Naturally Tender Beef... : The Best You Can Buy!. : If you’re really particular about the beef you buy ... and want the very _ finest . . Naturally, Tender belongs om your table. Always.U.S. Prime and Choice, Naturally Tender is hand-selected by our experts from pampered fully-grain-fed cattle. And you'll know it’s the best the minute you see that well marbeled red meat (specks of fat through the lean) . . . that covering of waxy white fat. For these are the high-signs of truly superb flavor and extra tenderness, every time. Cook it any way you like... you won’t taste better at any price! And if you want it cut a special way, just ask your friendly Wrigley meat man. He'll be glad to oblige. . oe opening Sunday, Note the ice channels between Cheney and their two daughters, Debbie and _ the various displays of vegetables which keep Anna, of Clarkston. SALADS MAKE WARM WEATHER HIT ir and warmer” is the * : k iH ea iH Hf i z F ‘ | a! i im | : Mi Hi; i Naturally Tender—Table Trimmed eef Roasts = 3 Di Hat iH as j \ a = greens ight! ee . thin slices of cucumber serve wg pieces. herbs, salt and freshly ground % dual. purpose of good food : ae, Naturally Tender —Table Trimmed Lean, Freshly Ground And forget the old wives’ A vegetable salad may be made} Other salad fans depend on the about cucumber rinds being harm-'of almost any vegetable you) Wide variety of ready-made dress- to be found at Wrigleys where i find your favorite dressing > Ha a i ; 5 z Round i Ground sci: Steaks OD: | weer “he American housewite's ever, ntroduced, The delicate flavorjon cold plates or salad bowls with More Eatin Meat S Ip Hf at x gF A sulted in a marked increase in|breasted bird makes them fdeall . — | . | Penge sett ~ Snow Crop | Frozen bit tH na > developed under the careful super- ivision of Wrigleys dairy sina | ich i bought in large i land carefully ¢ c TASTE CULTIVATED ting policy pre- a Americans now are consuming twice as much cheese as they did eggs and an Se eT en cheese. Wrigieys Old Churn butter “ fat Phoned xd on the outa with Wrigleys Supermarkets imports its own Swiss cheese directly from aut ve | we ee Poe Some Be ~ 3 3 ey , a5 i a ee oO i 7S —_ es : a a PF : : 33f e- $6 FY Hi | a: take ! wae , aS ‘ iW a 2 : j pe a % 4 a 2 i at 7g BE 4 ad eae oe cy ae é 3 4 ety i i is , = : a | #4) $ | ii | iH 1 a ee r et eg fy fee ay : Se Buy Tet | SB i: i Pana ana THERE Bl nent Uti ie Pale Han ee Had ual Fal ag & inl fh ¢ : FL 1 ail! HRY eH iy HARK EE ett site : a ifel if tb ea f HpRE he Hye Ba HH a is pli sleh ae 42% E28 i. Hy + | = 2 ¢ ADT bE Secs : ebay = il; HE THRE ib ae TET HE RU UBIH i q : ee ALR sige Hane anti 8 SRT atl die Hea ig fils LAL ei ig i, silt = (hii B ji ante He ~ ag 44 | wie ne jis hal ue TE i “aaaee: a Tau 1 sla (et Ta a ae é. el | eH eat ii iB me il a que i jet THe a | abe i if Hee Me i uly | itty mi Ree tt RAN IL Cr it SE it! a i i Hi E ait cartel Be inset HT aif _ igh a ' , ay ee Pee | ' THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1087 ve ' { oho, & \ . * : is : ‘ \ Rica reported “much im- ifeé on Mars Possible, Researchers Prove) wis tr ct. cecum, : : ‘ Actress Irene Dunne’s husband, — qrebes remained, the bidlogists , The scientists concluded that eg area ee wae The eyes control 80 per cent answer and even generate new/talized today with a heart attack.|the adult actions. Seeing cons the age-old argument of whether| But the experiments do indicate,|strains that are better adapted to|Dr. Griffin, a dental surgeon, was/about 25 per cent of the creatures ranking withjaccording to the report, that “‘the|the harsh climate of Mars.” tricken with a heart attack: Mon-|normal energy. = | ene Tm "OPEN EVERY DERAL S N\ NICHT UNTIL J f a r hoon r AKO )} uudaranieed oO} Money GUA ii rf i et Hi i Fy ¥ 32 lh if BEE Re rt Ie E al For an eye-stopping figure with heavenly comfort in all sports- wear! “Living Panty” F g z f ! if : Fe 2 i Playtex briefs pare inches off your hips and waist .. . and they’re wear. Go in and out of water as - pres f as your swimsuit. Fabricon White, pink. Sizes XS-S-M-L. Lightweight panty brief ....4.50 Playtex bras ........ 2.50 to 7.95 AS SEEN IN LIFE and very small amounts of water ; V'Fed sestentnen, tho. deena tn | the samples had only the organic materials in the soil. Their only | source of water.was a trace of | At night the spectmen bottles were placed in refrigeraters and kept well below fressing in accordance with findings that the temperature dips to a bone- pa hs ger below sero ‘ on Martian nights. During the day, the soil samples Gown and duster sets pray aged anh ym aang : ie t tory at the aviation medicine in pastel rayon trico school. The Martian tropics ex- . The scientists said that when the 3 moisture in the soil was more than ‘ One per cent, as jt well may be Set Sr eet oo thrived. Larger sizes, 42 to 48, M4 as well as 32 to 40 in group . tching dusters in time Wat oom nd ce ih Easy-care, easy ing. Soft pastel mp = Others in drip-dry cotton gown and tut ter sets in sizes . Wonderful v ™) Get ‘em fast! Imported ZC, summer beauties at a wy — low “Snap-up” price! Res, Women’s smarty — ~ JACKETS: Water-repelient cotton poplin. White pants... only foe g ‘and colors, Some contrasting collars, knit trims. Zip- eee | | «/ 'wee, front, seth pockets, barrel: deve qutie,; 10-18, = @Shorts @Jemeices © — @Bermudes ~ | SKIRTS Cottons, sheens,. linens. Solide, "prints, eflve jeans, Capri Slacks @Midcolfs bra top, Match. | | All-occasion pants in a size and a everyone! Tolenaran: mat § ARREN NICHT TO9 my se Bure ee S OPEN EVERY | ig Weta “ \ \ Py a ait @ : : oe it feats ipti F Hi: rt Vi 7 i Rob Opera Star | Allen - Sullivan Fight bee HER EE_ BF : a i anne |_| He PON wae p03, m INA -Becom ming Hot War By EARL WILSON _ announced triumphantly. Pat'll be in Lexington, Ky., working on a film Friday after- noon June 21 — he flies to Denver for the premiere of Sarnoff's private plane to return to work Monday morning. . e. Aee! Gee “We're gonna take him,” vows Green — meaning Ed. “Oh yeah?” says Ed. “That's our ninth anniversary show and we have Burt Lancaster, Gene Kelly, Julie Wilson, the Aquabelles, Cypress Gardens Water Skiers, Showboat, and Ziegfeld Follies Giris—all from Jones Beach!” . What a war we're getting into! The new National Democratic chairman will be Ex-US. Sehator Earle C. Clements of Kentucky, who was licked for re-election with the help of the “Happy” Chandler forces. Now director of the Democratic Campaign Com- mittee, he’s already been chosen top dog by the Truman- -Rayburn-Lyndon- Johnson crowd ~~. effective before Dec. 1. —— ae THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Desi Arnaz may play the Copa this fall—withdut Lucy .. . Te ee ee eres ee a & plate at a local cafe . . . Next Cabinet resignation: Secretary of Commerce Weeks . » Pretty Carol Golden of Providence will season ... Celeste Helm'll be one of Hal body .. . Frank Parker his new radio » show, “Bride and Groom,” July 1. & FF .& EARL’S PEARLS: Always hold your head high, but keep your nose at a friendly level. i if TODAY'S BEST, LAUGH: Rob’t Q. Lewis doesn't approve of arguments between parents and children over use of the eax. He thinks the parents should DEMAND the car when they want it. That’e earl, brother. (Copyright 1957) veo State Faces 3 Cent i | do three TV shows with Red Skelton next Cigarefte Price Hike | iF fi 3 ne A. “i dig : e lt e Hat cue # a rig ut ; zi Fa8e FRiE int Hk Fad ¥ i q Xa Jyh 19, 1907 FRESH FROZEN LEMONADE 10'| SALE ‘WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY . © KING NUT * c | © SHORTENING 3% 69 VET’S | ¢ lcatroo = IO LIPTON’S 100 ¢i TeABAGS 0 ™ «QO We Redeem Big Top Peonut Butter Coupons and ge nage yng me SN LOUIS SPADAFORE MKT. ico! 197 OAKLAND - SUPER MARKET © 197 OAKLAND OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ... 9:30 A M. to 9:30 P.M _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDA Y, JUNE 19, 1957 re Elmer Discusses Theories | air, It’s: tugged XX denim, with Copper LEVI'S—now! Orn en Werte ren 0 ao. ith Ha find Over Matter a PS pointed out, sure is weak on 8 Lt i] “The mind does Bave a sympathetic relationship ‘sin lax, relieve myself of “executive ©%S- Circulati aye. ee iH _ face ‘“‘goes taut.” The tigh' ion scalp (48 Close to the t also}j : ably, and resulted in a clearer’ sults. ‘ skin, clearer eyes, and a return to Elmer’s forelocks. “My hair hole had almost clouded its€f up. Two more weeks and the hole ‘would have sealed itself up No wonder men of action demand LEVI'S! Stim-legged, hip-hugging — LEVI'S make you look better — and feel better—than any other blue’jeans made, ;jhis suit.’’ KI J 4 i j | advocates of the mental side of the causes of falling hair, including Siac my pal, Peter.J, Michael, the hair Wee ‘vesearch fellow, Dr. Charles L. Schmitt of Pitts- You see, physical upsets lower we have inside us, and the: poisons run to the weakest parts of our body, and the scalp, a Passenger’ on some British rail-lshilling to ride on tains on. Wways can pay an extra fee of one|“No Standing” ig permitted. — Bazley Mind over body. : So look into your mental life. \Maybe you will find, as I did, thoughts thaf.are dragging you to- “TI think long hair makes a man look intelligent,” said one lady to another. , The other lady replied, “it makes my husband look dumb every time I find long ones on So with that I'll go home to my LEVI'S last longer, too—they're cut from Aes Why .can't your thoughts YHin|Come True”—Prentice Hall, Yet the minute I started to re-‘affect your own hair, say thesd “How to Make Your Daydreams \ (Copyright 1957) | Rivets at strain points. Get - Cla foo he R20 OS tm th ecent Births if o MU i i é Sas: S. Saginaw St, FE Big Selection---Low: High Velecity - KORD | Portable Fan | Sal-T-Guard Grills. TILT AIRE BASE New Genuine - General Electric Adjustable FAN | Lightweight — Tilts — Use : # anywhere er. ne, ‘ é | 3s : % 3 4 ; : : ; : % 2 ruse « look at that panel, and listen to-the big , NEWS: ) cat ie 57 Buickoes bul Boor foarwre ond together. So drop inthis week. | wre tet some of he major ones — is totely : But what's most completely changed is the per~ _ formance of this great Buick. — - Ws @ cer that drives, tides, brakes, steers and! nA + a ? "I a CR AUTHORIZED) BUTE ee TELEGRAP Busser is dandard on Roadmaster, optional on other Serie, meee s Pe A I E i aes = BSS oe re ate fe es oe: ies i zs er ee ee Oe ee Sone ee ee ee ee ee a eg oa / i: ! 3 I eke ae owes -F oe a ~ raat ko ‘ 2 feos e ; is | THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1987 -? sa \ \ » goes eee i _ Pontiac City Affairs - Near Trac clipper wrecked ih 1966, aiid seas a Q olic es , _. |gwept the vessel right into a great ae a Frat Board Position Fil yf Ends Gold Hunt jas cvs ren se mt bt Given Awards - PUA iby 6 Britishers ne gis nave boon mote, wt the ‘ Seen ee OEE, wodtrwaginongyr ster erodhgecar The City Commission lest night,and_i street was. approv i. ’ ’ months ago, the lates , First ‘Valor’ Honor appointed Arthur M. Schick to the|the City Commission, wy nib ea ‘to find the $12,600,000 in'sailed trom Britain in the Gold Be Given in Over Zoning Board of Appeals to {ill -*¢ ©& * license was granted the National\®°d from the wrecked American Seeker. A 1-39N porta he “unexpired term of W.-Allen| —With-Commissioners Floyd P.' Food Stores at 685° N. East Bivd.|Clipper Genéral Grant failed when| Six men went ashore on Portu- ae hymn-singing |Booth, who resigned recently be- —~Isix haggard men up in Suet Timor Island, north of Aus- |threw. flowers in the path of Po- cause of ill health. enbtal be ena” aan tralia, to shoot game for provi |land’s Roman Catholic primate.| LANSING Schick, of 18 E. Iroquois Rd., MSU H t t B S sions, While they were away the It took a cordon of young young priests is a retired executive. of a car OS O OyYS Leate), Tr tod ext nowhere near thejGold seeker, was wrecked. In jand laymen-20 minutes to to clear| wi *jrental company. : ve Islands, 300 miles south|small open boat they drifted for |the way from his train to his car. * & 2 days in the Timor Sea until a yr neyen EAST-LANSING-@=More-than-~ Zach delegate wilt be ansigned n naval tug rescued them. ~~ land made the train mary wei ling tree exe. etter cigar wate oe Pal partis. Th = urs arri u-/t tiae Gene the ’ |sands waiting in the capital sang|tion exercises for 62 recruits on the 4 of Trustees, They conferred |@uarters in Michigan State Univer-| counties fe groom pigeon gov. ithe hymn “God be with “Us,”" aon State University ~ oe “informally” SC papper rena mes —o. . S Guring the Stalinist eta. Peet ie ry oe Baga Office ‘after’ theif siste - |ANSWER TO VOTERS =| —— _ | ‘Two of the awards; the highest The Goa of Ghee to Wor the next eight days the | As senators and represen-| He had gone to the Vatican for|the state police can. bestow, witl int ae reprintion « and sewer | Youths will take part in a series |tatives, city councilmen and county] his: first visit .since 1951 to re.|be presented posthumously to the billing and collection system was “of programs designed te teach supervisors they will pass laws,| juve bie iusignis..ns & Prince st ee Non 19 maar Cll | euitactned. Di tor of Fi them something about the prac. |serve on committees and answer] the Church and to report to the|skirmish last Nov. 19 near Clio. | go) Eckman requested the | “ct! workings of local, county |(o their home voters. | |] Pope on the Church's: reconcilia- They were Bert A. Pozza and | money to buy two modern ac- and state government. Climaxing the event will be | oe ie last December| George E. Lappi. both stationed | counting machines, one address- | The program is sponsored by the/ election of a Boys’ Stato gov- | tod Scott aadktest | Me Seat pen. ing mochine. ond. pew rocerd /Michiges Dapertenant of the Auer.| Senet sud math Os you weet. ; *." ALL YOU WANT! a. as 8 oat : an By N OUR LOT IN REAR 99-101 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. We Leen You Toole Mig OF STORE Open Monday & Fridey ‘til 9 P.M. - TILE GUTTERS = 7 if THE PONTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1057" | al Given 15 Years by Japanese Court 7 & 4 5 ‘. peas. afar Says U.S. Needs | if to Regain Values). Depression j 7 : H Fi E Why are so many suddenly drinking firs Siti at ois tt this Zl ; straight bourbon?. They've discovered Old Crow 86 is as mild as any whiskey they've tried—and offers $ them the superior flavor of fine bourbon as well! OLD crow 86 PROOF OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO., FRANKFORT, KY., DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL * DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION - KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY -|ber, 1945. MEMBER SINCE 1939 iis* ES - Eg i ie i E Here Are 9 Brief lhe of Supreme Court Justices Felix Frankfurter, 74, was .|Vienna-born, brought. to the U.S, Kansas-born Republican, practiced Cj ree Offi at the age of 12 and educated : New York and at H ad 2 law in Kansas City, Mo., for 30 vitan f icers School, class of 1906. After eight/Years before his appointment as a years as a ernment attorney; f Frankfurter rtaene to Harvard /levated to the U.S. 8th Circuit Harold Hitz Burton, 69, is Mas-|Siue fF many anti-trust prose- sachusetts-born and Harvard Law we School-trained, but began his law years before election to the U.S. - 11939, after serving as head of the the |justice is noted as a world traveler, thelexplorer, author, member of the High Court since Securities and Exchange Commis- sion. The rumpled, tousled-haired Charles Even Whittaker, 56, a Install President, : Official Notes | Medical Gains Parke, Davis President! Talks at International Society Meeting DETROIT (#—Harry J. Loynd, president of Parke, Davis & Co., noted the advances made in med-| icine in celebrating the Detroit|| pharmaceutical firm's 90th anni- versary. 2 He was guest of honor and prvi {speaker at a dinner here last aight | sponsored by the Newcomen ~ ciety in North America, society, organized tq promote Zt entific and cultural relations be-| tween this country and England, | honors a Michigan firm annually. Pointing out the importance of modern medicine, Loynd said: “It would be interesting to note) that if this meeting were held a 1857 rather than 1957, over: half of TtiC: Tricker was installed last night,|this before some 100 members and/ent. guests at Devon Gables. * * x. this audience would not aoe | Other new officers are Lloyd) Smith, Dr. George Ross, and Fred| Thompson, vice presidents; Joseph He said a variety of diseases, 'which have since been conquered by medical advances, would have claimed about half the audience in daughter of a Texas supreme|©*5U""'- ald H, Johns. Fred Tiffany. |for five years until entering pri- vate practice in 1931. President Eisenhower named him to the U.S: 2% years. Davis, secretary; Kenneth Young, New directors are Fred Hoen- stine, Felix Anderson, Joseph Kosik, Ralph Morehouse, Claude McGruder, Max Selle, Howard L. Bend, John K, Frost and Don- Great Lakes District Governor . _|William F. Vickrick, of Midland, John Marshall Harlan, 58, is alofficiated at the installation. = descendant of -the famous 19th * * * career in Ohio. He entered politics : in 1959 as @ memnber of the State Century chief justice, John Mar- House of Representatives. Burton}. J Past president Theo E. Wiersema born in Chicago,/presented s pe cial achievement! as of Cleveland for five/*iucated at Princeton, Oxford and|awards to Fred Hoenstine, Samed ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Amer- mayor New York Law School, was a|F. Wilkinson, Herman Stenbuck, icans find life insurance the most in 1940. President Truman government lawyer in New Yorkiand Rey. named him to the Court in Octo- 1957. Loynd also traced the history of his firm fromthe day Dr. Damuel | P, Duffield opened a small drug} store and manufacturing labora-| tory here. The store was the fore- runner of Parke, Davis. j * * * laud said today Parke, Devis! has 61 branches and about 10,000, ’lemployes. throughout the world. ‘Prefer Life Insurance popular way to save, the Univer- | ly of Michigan Survey Research’ The 1947 U. 8S, birth rate was | iCenter reports, The Center says) nae Hah :|26.6 per 1,000 or more than aes million Americans own life in. : Court ppeals in and to|quarter more than in the surance, and 57 per cent of all) William O. Douglas, 58, has been!the High Court two years later. precious ber insured. CARPET — DRAPERY — SLIPCOVERS — TILE — LINOLEUM — UPHOLSTERY — WALLPAPER — VENETIAN BLINDS McCandless’ 23rd Anniversary Sale Your Golden Opportunity to save during our anniversary. celebration! 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You then place the number of that word in the square which has the same letter as the clue sentence, In other words, you will read the clue labeled A and decide which of the two words makes the most sense in the sentence. You then write the number of that word in the puzzle square marked A. Do the same with all other squares. Read all the clues carefully and be sure the right pumbers are. in the right squares. 5 TTT Le PUZZLE NO. 55 A B |c D fnnenannneecnsansesnhdpassanaspasenccate vTrrrrrrirritttt ttt Clip Along Dotted Line and Mail SOLUTION CLUES effect on a girl who always takes too long to dress. (1) HASTENING; (2) CHASTENIN B. Such a course is usually necessary for the ain of a small ship caught in a hurricane. ((3) V. ? (4) VAL- IANT. C. On a visit to the soo, a child is far more impressed with some of its than with others. (5) CREATURES; (6) FEATURES. Z D. Hoboes pass where these can be found (7) MAMBOUTS.” (8) y mascoles E. An art lover who master will t opportunity te gaze at it, (3) Apeanes.” (10) rood FP. The of army itn, Gb rowoan military di¢- tater with another. ae fy) fy POWER: G. Fat more if some mealg were pooner uKTED (0 & H.. It’s a dismal fate for a woman to be married te one. (15) LIFER; (16) LOAFER. L his human nature te delight in thinks he knows everything. (17) PUZZLING: | (18) $) MUZELING. 1. The whole world would @ plan for ational welcome such all intern problems... (19) PACIFIC: (20) SPECIFI 4 it in Scream T SEDeRTTA co L. Naturally should be selected with care. (23) TALISMAN: (24). T peer M. Some California cities are smog. (25) THICKENING; i century marks an historical petiod for the (27) MONARCHS; (28) ant. Ob Gilg Bok ores es ae vividly remembered than others. P. A flustered trial witness is often forced to disputed fact is true. (21) AVOW; (32) ALLOW. concerned about the ) SICKENING. of these (28) 28) PHASES: (30) 30) FACES. Q. A double-crossing one @ gangster will threats of serenge by the tect ol mob. (33) TAKE- FF; (34) R. You sometimes see colorful costumes in it. (35) PARADE: (36) CHARADE. S. A piece of modernistic sculpture sometimes makes people wonder how its creator such a monstrosity. (37) DESIGNS; (38) DEFINES. T. The defendant may get off too easily because of this inter- pretation of the law. (39) LIBERAL: (40) LITERAL. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 1. Anyone is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD contest with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their immedi-_ ate families. _» 2 Entries must be on official entry blanks printed in this newspaper, ‘3. To submit an entry the contestant must print his an- swers in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted lines and attach it securly to a 2-cent postcard. No entries will be accepted if they are in envelopes. Entries for Puzzle No, 55 must bear a Tuesday, June 25, postmark (or before). 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Kroger produce is SWEET CALIFORNIA VALENCIA . . es . a : & Fe fr ageing Rich in nd GARDEN-FRESH, CRISP . | New Cibbege Be a. ” : : MICHIGAN GROWN, fea, SUGAR-SWEET sek oe i y a we - 8 Fine for Cole Slaw. ow PRICES: Pu es eee ate _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE | 19, 1957 oad : Se i 4 j [ome ; ‘ he: : \ ie f \ & Oe eee. : ‘ j Plan Colleton | ariead True Life Adventures Defender - of Cigarette Ta A THRILL FOR _JUNIOR | to Hail ee Decisi hes noe "> ee Fore yah. cakes if . NEW YORK w—Earl J, Catlin (0 cay the had Girard on thele New Forms:on Monday PE Ee , og rte Sascin ag ee : irae roll,..defender of Army Specialist phone. The- conversation between: ee e for New Levy — - Om “78 es William §S. Girard, is @ tall, sturdi-\lawyer / / . , Son : ee. ay % mae. ly built man of 53, with thinning} public, = Cc busy . : tee : ee Ce xo i ae 7 Ye brown hair, busy blue eyes and algapwT HEARD NEWS * around Europe defending various, LANSING # -- Machinery al-|. +” Stumm 1 # rey orfe-s * sharp nose for news as well @8| jt developed that Girard hid ‘lients. He rushes eq he trequest-j has been set into action for; — ae ae : ae a eet ry & FF law and the dramatic arts. not yet heard the good news. ly forgets briefcases. in a Pe See's Henly Se = “ies Tat Carroll and his partner Joseph! “You: ean't be turned over to/4nd overcoats in foreign hotels. . he S..._ Robinson, . both _ international) the Japanese,’’-Carroll said while|. He. bas been so..busy ee lawyers, fought Girard’s case in'reporters teok notes, “We have|been able to spend,only & American courts. Yesterday a|won this round. If there is an ap-|® week's time since 109 With. 4 |federal district judge in Washing-\peal, don’t worry about it, we'll) Wife Georgie, who still lives _ ftom. ruled that Girard could notidefend youl in. the next round.S@" Francisco. =. se tbe turned over to the Japanese|Don't let anybody talk you- into ‘8 Ve for trial. voluntarily acvepting jurisdiction) “The last time I saw her,” Car-| | : ‘ fe ' al 5 ~#h o& & of a Japanese, court. . Why/roll said, “was in ‘53, in Washing-| —_ Within the hour, Carroll called|didn’t they tell you of the deci-|ton, but we had very little time) each package of cigarettes a news conference with the aid of|Sion sooner? Why were they hid-jtogether because I had a case) / ‘ The current three- John Griffin, a New York pressing it?” there. We're not separated legally. | cent tax already has been paid. agent. The conference was held * just.. geographically, She doesn't) ___ Fleer taxes, which Nims esti in- the attorneys’ pine-paneled_of- sd — Sa m, 4 a n Tokyo.) like the hectic life I end-the Song fices ina Sth Avenue penthouse began his law 4 Boor husband, a crusader ci ar] and as fate would have it, atten- ne ‘in ‘his native San Fran- ing rainbows all over the world. tion focused on Carroll. cisco and later served four years | He read a victory statement/overseas with tle Army Air Force ithree times for the TV eameras|in World War H, has come to be }while-Rebinson nodded.The state--known by some—as the “‘Gls'j .~ |ment said it was a victory not;Clarence Darrow." . only for Girard but for American x © * : civilians as well as soldiers, and| He has, he said, defended “hun-| | | e ifor “our constitutional form of|dreds” of Gls in various scrapes) = | government.’ : with Army brass. He hesitated to’ Gov. G. Mennen Williams has tow * disclose his batting average be- | yet to sign the bill, but announced It employed a quotation from/C@use “‘if 1 start boasting that I'm | ‘last week he would not veto it “In Flanders’ Fields” by John/ beating the Army that might pre-| | even though he disapproved of the McCrae; Canadian soldier poet|Judice my next Army client. | tax provisions. who died in ‘World War I. Carroll denied base! he wages After July 1 the entire five-cent : “To you from failing hands we accaggreatiber| hee the biend . tax wil be by cig : throw the torch—be yours to hold respect for the military, but said wholesalers, who io turn will pay it high; if you break faith withiy, ‘had defended many Gls, with- : ea! been Sis HIPPO TAKES HER. YOUNSETER us who die we shall not Sp-\out tee because “the Army has} 4 2 is a ADVENTURE.HUNGRY CROCODILES (An a large number of individuals who fen the whitest of white house for : bring im between 16 snd 18 ‘FOR AN UNDERWATER And the statement concluded, | outs their power and authority.” paints... for the : ‘unless serious losses develop WATCH GREEVILW BUT WHILE JUNIOR 16 ON MoT ERS aa aed “: i ke sok He also prosecuted the com- Sou hin nooes Bar made 4 : : dead, can sleep in -pea :. trom cigarette bootlegging.” BACK THEY DONT ARE m2] MAKE HOSTILE GESTURES. May it be ever so’ \sconent ef mistscting AWOL Gh mode for your type of house. Buy now— “We expect to ask the ‘state HW9 Carroll then took questions from) at the Arm ‘ison camp in Lich-} : . police to alert their men to any : — ... poring oe eenarran al court Feld, Lan ll 9 after World War _— development is this respect,” Cf. “ . ‘Department in its relations ‘with |H- Of more financial importance, | Nims said. “The penalties for boot-| Senate Gets Documents: ‘Weldon Hart Appointed Japan? \Carroll more recently helped to| s | .“The State Department,”’ Car- ,. s ss jail sentences and confiscation of ] B 'MSU Music Director \roll said, bitin ‘lied occupation authorities to the ; ; FE ig On a dollar cigar,! Se both the untaxed cigarettes oii Midd e astern oners EAST LANSING ®.— Dr. Wel- “embarrassed the American peo- Krupp family in Germany. For ay galls wed te wenpart \don ‘Hart, composer and educator,/ple by its iWegal procedure.” |Wat_one, his fee, was, variously : : mm {will become head of the part-| would c Girard at. “ * * Pp r obed by Co ittee |ment of music at Michigan State! a US. Ranlipglangmdon=y So 2 ee oe. Nims recalled a case four years University Aug. 16, the University’ If there is a court-martial, if 22 WAS SUBSTANTIAL ‘announced today. Girard asks us to, and if we are|, 2¢ actual fee was a mere Di Id L b organized bootleg, gang were sent- bag omer ey force headed by Bernard Noble,| Now director of the University sure our participation would not! fraction of the reported fee,” Car-| ona son um er Co. enced to Southern Michigan Prison ~ as Doane Pie chief of the Historical Division, lof Weat Virginia's School of Music,| prejudice his case, we would de- iroll explained yesterday. “Still it. mf pg ranging from six —— md Foreign Relations pha sellnaet was reported working on. another part will succeed Dr. Roy Under- fend him. But I'm afraid the as ponpccomp ; paae| that I owe if th 27 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-8381 rm years Sher Sinire determine "ine groups of documents intend- wood, head ofthe department since Army might try to throw the book jgood to me a eh a Peiens : ite 4 profession om * whether di =r boners caused, r the subcommittee, hedded 1940. Underwood, who Tesi is ——— troubles to Middle East. [by Sen. Fulbright (D-Ark), These C@USe of ill health, will continue! There were more questions trom| BY I take on cases hke Girard’s’ | ers. Then a secretary came * * * documents may reach the Senate! in a teaching assignment. ~ a Liquor Sales Totaling | Informants said one section is|8t0Up within the next few months. Bair eg oacllapeecntars ee | Reported & detailed account of the Eisen-| The State Department was in-|% M&O . $15, 153, 047 ower administration's recesd injterected t© submit afl pecessery%? qrechagrom groups. . sea Auto Club Issues | : LANSING (® — The State Liquor|offering and later suddenly ean.\papers and documents. covering St: al cn Gegrees bdr aera | Control Commission said today its|celing a loan to Egypt for the an 11-year period. beginning in aa, eae: eater icunaes arnin on Brakes ' sales last month came to ,-|Proposed Aswan high dam on the 1946 to aid the subcommittee in W B k : _ 153,047. ” Nile River. . |its investigation of American Mid- and Eastman School of Music.| g ‘ | | More than two-thirds of the to-/ The other two batches were ‘le East policy. — | : - | DENVER (INS) — The Rocky! . ua tal — $10,465,400 ~- came from/said to deal with foreign policy| = =? Sitters No Problem Mountain: Auto Club reminds mo- A outlets in the . commission's De-|decisions by the Truman admin-| The most controversial and|~ . torists that if the car engine dies se ] . 3 i : troit district. Sales came to $4,-|istration in 1946 and 1947, partic-, most eagerly sought by the sena- NEW ORK (®—An acting cou-lthere is no “booster” effect on 210,375 Lansing: district and/ularly involving efforts to keep tors was the section dealing with/ple, Stanley and Javotte Greene.|power brakes. to $471,271 in the Escanaba dis-'peace between Jews and Arabs in the Aswan dam, Fulbriglit has' had’ no problem in finding a sitter) << ce: « ) thet, es 5 ~ _ |what was then Palestine. This was contended that Dulles’ action into take care of their youngsters ih tne Cink: when 3 ¢ May case sales amounted to 356,-|before Israel was created in 1948. | publicly canceling this loan last| while they perform in the new off-' ‘sche he exye bg tare , : 806. A special State Department task summer led Egyptian President Broadway hit, “Simply Heavenly.” basen sensit touch eee Nasser to seize the Suez Canal,’The solution was simple. The two & motorist might think the brakes . ‘thus touching off the Middle East children, Perry and S@nley Jr. oar a i encore = 3 go} 2a are also in the cast. ‘Auto Club says, a motorist should LLPAPER ‘par yo oe ns Agni {merely apply added pressure to : —_ aghast The American Bible Society dis-|the brake pedal and stop his car as} : Patten so fg trite Snignese % mary, anions & were not equipped: wth SALE the Historical Division before de-|10 languages. power brakes, | . . should be y . AND sae awne * efa* ' : Police Sifting Tips | = niu ts on | BRAKES SAFE? 1000 Patterns in. Stock ; it Rh | Jin deCaussin Slaying]! DON’T ry LIFE...1%} | standing they are to be regarded’ as “confidential” and are not to te made public. : WALLPAPER OUTLET 105 N. 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FOLDING $ TABLE : SALE PRICE i. * ; wt t regmenennnennnengent oon $9906 0000006000000000000000000000000000008 COS Re OOO c ese socnee ee eee OR OOO RCREEOSEOSEODS COCO SOOO COOCCOCCES a a dla it alith iad a iti eens Taal uicen ee oe ge : ee poe pee ll yee ae o : . : : } a i ; Ay | < + : i; ; ‘ 3 eo. es = : : : F é B @ 1 F ( a rt : ( THE PONTIAC. PRESS | WEDNESDAY, JUNE: 19, 1957 | : pa ae be Fry : : : ia? gee Scars. Fi QUESTION: What (oo! is man’s worst enemy, and best friend? Ct *, SS anese shipping. early man even had # place to live, fire kept him warm and frightened aboard , |pedoed nearly 200,000 tons of Jap-iGinbons is out to trade them for|tle stuffy to many a student wholplanned to set the limit at two, a ah : * dark-eyed man. dealers are eligible and ‘the en-|have proved ge $ philosophy|"Things have been too easy Sot, them,” “he said ; _ 4 heads one of| schosis, rei dt d MI gd Every student—boy or girl} s.. Several graduates have be- ee E if an ce : E z iitea: WDE: bal at) atl “i i 3 ee i : i it 1fl in i i B : 9h f i Ey led ‘ H 2 at ee. EF E z ie 2 t i F [ 1 tf li if ‘ \Feline Cat-ostrophy: “| Just 4 Cats Per House HILLSIDE, N.J. w—Cat lovers! - ‘We - stress in this town will have to content work, Chris-| themselves with a maximum of his he ! ent. lite.” The Town Committee voted that| the USS Bowfin, which tor-| §5 Police Commissioner Thomas| This concept might sound a lit-|quota fast night, Earlier, they had * ' jnew .38 revolvers, shotguns, rifles,/regards college as lark at|but feline fanciers ‘howled that “Many college students in the'tire lot must go to one bidder. Berry formula. as neighbor owned 17 cats. _ But, at the same time, fire has been a terrible enemy when he gets careless. Fire destroys homes and people and leaves horrible Early man probably first found fire in thunderstorms. A bolt of lightning would strike a tree, setting it on fire. Later, as man learned more, he discovered he could start fire himself by rubbing two sticks together until they became very hot and smoked into fire. Centuries later, man found other uses for fire. It is burning gas- cline that makes the automobile engine run, for instance. Fire is very easy for any one to use now, since we have invented matches and lighters. But it is just as dangerous to us as it was to early man. oe ee : FOR YOU TO DO: Look through this newspaper for several days and from the stories, count the number of fires started by careless- color this picture of am Indian, making fire caused fire moe : é£ & 3 : * x , A $10 award goes to Cleophas Hollowell, Winfall, N. C., for this idea. Send your idea in. Tomorrow: When did the U. S. Navy get its first iron clad ship? Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures.) Gets Out the Sképtical | ‘Bring a Friend’ Hikes Graham's Followers ay Hi i“ it ri ir it a] i Hi ( g i : i ¢ WKC’s New | Low Price... o o 1B oak . ‘ Sis os f ial ee s . i ae See Our Huge Display of Fans by ff . ff General Electric, Eskimo and Fasco —" et 2 x) ‘ «@ ' "RCA Magic Eye f @ The all-seeing and unerring marvel of our electronic age—the Magic Eye—now helps set a new high standard for quality beer. It guarantees perfect purity and uniformity of the Pfeiffer’s béer you drink today. Now, with electronic control, / Pfeiffer’s is best-from start 70 FINISH! . / \ « > © No ether brewery uses finer grains «= Ne other brewery mokesca fer = y © No other brewery has more modern © No other brewery produces « brew of ae os | | ~ facilities. and equipment! such perfect purty ond uniformity! = in the art of natural brewing: - quality with RCA electronic , ote oil ‘Natura x, ia : f - Medics to Rotate in M ~~ raat lawn at grtleee on Lake Orion are Dr. rs. Percy S. Marsa:(right) with their children, Stanley (left) and Gordon (standing) ; three-year-old Linda and Ann, :7, are sitting at the table with their ‘parents. The Marsas will leave in Pontiac Club Gathers for Picnic | Mrs. J. G. Lewis Opens Home to Woman’‘s Group | Aission July-tor the Belgian Congo where Dr.. Marsa will t three years as a medical missionary. Supporting him will be Drs. W. Walker Oliphant and E. Arthur Calkins, who are completing internship. Pontiac General Hospital. 1 Doctor to | . Li ; : 1 ‘Dr. Marsa was a Seventh t : i Dr..E. Arthur Calkins, Dr. Oliphant will support Dr. Percy S, Marsa when he leaves in July for the Belgian Congo to medical missionary. In a few years Dr. Oliphant will be the mis- sionary, with Drs. Calkins and Marsa Monday in the of Mrs. J. Gardner Lewis on Adams road. *& w Those appointed were Mrs. H. T. Rombough, membership; Mrs. Earl Eddy, Mrs, A. Simpson and Mrs. Ray Haertter, budget; Mrs.) - Charles Jopham, house; Mrs.. Ar- - chie Allen, program; Mrs. For rest Brown, citizenship; Mrs. 0. D. Brown, home; Mrs. Ray Falk, applied education; and Mrs. I. M Lewis, religious education. Others appointed were Mrs. C. M, Pelican, international re- lations; Mrs, Eleah Patten, legis- lation; Mrs. J. D. Radenbeugh, pals weakens ate Gir teva ; ton, and Mre. Harry |. Dr. W. Walter Oliphant-of Pontiac ee * General Hospital, is shown with his Fivy’ new members weloomea| /amin? % one of thaic favorite postimes into the club were Mrs. Edgar) *"8'"8- ying the piano is 14-year Learned, J. D. Teeters, Mrs.| Old Carol. Sue, who is 7, stands by her po ody ag , tan, Se Ope chair. Others are Dr. Oliphant (left), ) the - o ee Bill, Mrs. Oliphant and Jimmy. With nursing * oe Sanehing with oe Send aoe The Rev. and Mrs, Kenneth ness saat eevaneat Gaziag wets Wes bog fet rag lnghe ng ‘Hajj, |home celebration of their silver|Anna Maria Island near Mrs. Ivan Royal, Mrs, N. E. Tibi One hundred bitts, Mrs. E. J. Ziem, Mrs, Ava(twenty-five guests attended the D, Brown and Mrs. H. N. Wat- affair. son Hostesses were Mrs. Raymond St. Rose Unit Meets. [M™ Durwoot Manning. at Jacobson Home * | ‘Weekend guests at the home Personal News of Interest in Areal *« a sc i] pf i ti 1 af EF iF i H 5 ek i a 4 ditliy i ? : ~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN © yy ge bi Project fj ete s ee Dr. E. Arthur Calkins, a staff physician at Pon- tiac General Hospital, with Dr. W. Walker Oliphant, will take over the practice‘of Dr. Perey S. Marsa of Lake Orion when Marsa leaves for the Belgian Congo in July to serve as a medical missionary. Drs. Oli- ‘ By MARY ANGLEMIER [mill and grind their own flour. Pontiac Press‘ ib ral + E fe 4 ih ue “Fae fF | Hy * § F e5 4 f i : i are a big jand a major in French and ¢duca-'distance ee phant and Calkins will support Dr. Marsa. When he } they will im in take turns in replacing With Dr. Calkins was his wife and two _ daughters, Gail (left) and Winona, - Leave for Congo, 2 to Help at Home will be like Michigan's August.)tion, Mra, Marsa will supervise thé vegetables ; f F eres : is 5 z file MR. and MRS. JAMES JON SPRING Siatet tte teen ote cm|Barbara Snover Weds James Spring ing-around July-4. Accompanying] The Nuptial High Mass of Bar- ih i f They aa pintucked bedices, of French illu- ‘ shirred cummerbunds and full sion fell from a headpiece of ‘ac.| skirts. Pink looped chitton heed- the bridegroom,| Pieces aad matching shees ac- hit orchid and| Cemted the ensembles. Each at- book, tendant carried a cascade ai — of pink carnations and Barbara Schwalm of Pontiac) Catherine Ann Francis of Pine as maid of honor. The oth-|Lake was the flower maid, wear- were Barbara Hess|ing a bouffant pink and white or Mrs. Michael Kelly of Pon-|gandy dress with embroidered Russell Anderson|flower trim. Her flowers were a miniature replica of the attendants’ bouquets, and she wore a matth ing flower headband, . ATTENDS BRIDEGROOM arbara Jo | yartin Keller Jr. of Pontiac was Snover and |James’ best man, The ushers were James James Wilcox, |] ; Russell Anderson Jr. of Ann Arbor; and Jon Spring MacDonald of it. Saturday at pre - St. Benedict pen teeguiittens + tanta @ren Church. She | ot Dior bite lace with chiffon is the- trim, A matching feather hat and daughter of | Secsehaien tetas om Mr. and Mrs. por g seuttes Paul M. wore & Snover of |finx for her son's wedding. and West Huron |x larg roe colored size bt ith street, and the) rrr a corsage of pink Carol Arm: Peter L. _ |ting roses pinned to her purse. - Aaj eink Dosnete one nalb Illinois |i Rotunda Inn. : avenue are * «© fot | Sona tek ed i | JEROME OLDS-CADILLAG _. 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Saginaw | VACATION LUGGAGE Also Complete Line of Men’s and Ladies’ Billfolds ahiwi i il ket at Bottom Zipper-Top Bags oc With Zipper P Music Recital - Is Presented - ey Students ° -serdigat go Ban- | Adres LaBar, dressed in pln = 14 W. HURON f Va: - to ent. to suit you eee na sy our own my” ftyled to aul Now at 219 Auburn Ave. “To: you y y FELT 72” Wide Assorted Colors a $ 2° by ~ 35% Weel—65% Rayon | | BEAUTY SALON personal Seventh casas Celebrated at Party organza over pink taffeta. | aden vide corgmerdaey will live in Birming- James Episcopal Church of Bir- mingham. : i i Al sented by Darlene and Sandra ber. Another piano duet was pre- ¥ also of pink tea- ~ wore nothing wear pothing day ond dress sheers With Heels... 1.50 in 13000 BC smort women in 1957 AD smort women x sf a eee diel Since Mr. ‘Ainslie has become|ot him. town, When he travels, customers A inn nl A Ln nM fs his firm’s assistant sales manager,| He dae’ th ibs enlesis ofeca © ene o e —————— ‘ ‘ enviously oumpare his veneulsig , bf COTTON freedom to her confinemegt by j e 6% SHOP maternal duties, And to dévelop ‘ a good deal of resentment at it. Tat Her feeling has especially alf- fected her 9-year-old son, SPECIAL 2 se a eo i" ernoon she bundles the two young- Ted up at school. She gets upset Last night when his father sug- gested it was time to reregister As. Adv. in Life . Z him for summer camp, she be- Dan River Specielly $1795 [came extremely agitated. COTTONS _ ricea ‘+ © - a i oe She said hotly, “T don’t want - ‘him to go to camp this year! He's e. _ pad two colds this ox rn = iply not going to have him sen Beep it drt Spectelly $P95 ‘into those woods to rough it again : yardsof skirt! Priced jthis year.” ANGRIER THAN EVER ———— After a moment, her husband Ss ALE! NS muttered, ‘Women — holy cats!” 8d and drove downtown for some cig- Edith Martin of California 1, areiina: Collection of Spring and KK OFF It made his wife angrier than SUMMER DRESSES a 3 ever. Yet his failure to understand DOWNTOWN sToRE ONLY ~~ her was no more unkind than her = | failure to understand herself: ~ * * * ¢L W. Huron ‘18 W. Hurea If we let it, resentment can play! jits malevolent tricks on us, regard- : Jless of our sex, ; BEAUTY SHOP OWNERS ATTENTION! Were Mr. Ainslie resentful of ‘ , = . "3 his wife, he might reproach her FOR SALE : by flinging himself into intense * | business activity or a violent MODECRAFT BEAUTY SHOP | FIXTURES Five Modern partition booths. Five eabinets to match with built-in Belvedere shampoo bowls: One 6-dryer streamliner built-in dryer errangement. Dryer chairs and. equipment. Good condition. A real bargain. . SEE MISS DESLIPPE JANE LEE STORE Beauty Dept. , —— with a Goed Baste ‘ PERMANENTS, from... . $5.00 > ‘CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP > 116 N. Perry FE 2-361. ¢ PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S$. Seginew, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available in Day or Evening Classes. Write, phone or call in person for Free pamphiet. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 ¢/8uch a.useful instrument for indi- *g|Tect reproach, she doesn't want to =-"Bride-to-Be USEFUL INSTRUMENT Naturally, as Ted has become lose him to..camp this summer. Overprotecting. a child is what we mothers often turn to when we dare not reproach his father open- ly. ; ls Honored | A shower was held at the home at Shower of Mrs. William St. Charies on North Cass Lake road for Eileen Flanigan, bride-elect of Don Wolf- gang. The couple will be married Saturday at St. Michael-Church. »Kileen is the daughter of Mr. |™ and Mrs. John T. Flanigan of Edison street and Donald's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Clarence L. | Wolfgang of Riverdale. Mrs. William St. Charies and Mre, Warren Cosgrove were co- hostesses for the affair. Those attending the recent show- er were Mrs. John T. Flanigan, ‘Rosemarie and Barbara Flanigan, Mrs. Larry Fournier, Mrs. David Timbrooks, Mrs. Melvin McKinnon, Mrs. David Morin, Mrs. Herb Leh, | Mrs, Coad, Mrs. Tom Stachler, Mrs. Dennis Steiner and cension was the setting for the! Saturday wedding of Janice Eliza- beth Pike of Birmingham and Ken- neth Dee Enzor of Walled Lake. The Rev. Paul Shippert performed the 4 o'clock cer®mony. length gown of Alencon lace over nylon chiffon and taffeta. She wore ¥, me ‘fingertip veil and carried a colo-| % al bouquet of carnations, stepha- 4 meh _THE pasirtsc PRESS, WEDNESDAY, TONE. 39, 1957. " pddles Son to- Reproach Dad MR. and MRS. KENNETH D. ENZOR Walled Lake. Janice E. Pike Becomes} The Lutheran Church of the As- * * * : The bride chose a pallerina- notis and red roses. Vivien Pike was her sister's maid of honor. Mrs. Frank Kier- 7 dorf of Detroit, the bridegroom's | 7 sister, was also an attendant. Both wore ballerina-length gowns Fe of nylon dotted swigs over taffeta. Miss Pike’s gown was erchid and |g Mrs. Kierdorf’s aqua. They car- ried matching bouquets. Another sister of the bride, Sheila! @ i\Pike, was the flower girl. She wore a maize gown of nylon dotted swiss over taffeta. » Kenneth asked his brother, James the new Mrs. Enzor-wore a light blue summer suit with white ac-|# cessories. oa will live in Detroit. Janice E. Kenneth D. Enzor were married Saturday |\@% afternoon in \e the Lutheran Church of the Ascension. Her parents are’ Mr. and | Mrs. Oscar Pike of Birmingham, — and Kenneth is the son of \§ Mr. and Mrs. @ Clifford |\@ Enzor of For a wedding trip to the East Fine combed cotton broadcloth with Jamaican. ruffles, White, black; maize, Sizes 30 to 38. Sportshop ... Main Floor pink. On their return the newlyweds iy From any angle at these Mrs. .Pat Daly, Enzor, to serve as best man. Ush- ers were Frank Kierdorf of De-| SKIRTS! 1 Students Give ‘in a piano recital Tuesday evening in the Orchard Lake Community The following students performed |BECEPTION FOLLOWS ceremony in the church parlors. jtroit and Gerald Pike, brother of = \the bride. : = ° . The bride's nephew, Donald Kurt-| @ Piano Recital , of Detroit, was the ringbearer. A reception was held after the + vacation in the best of circles... 3.98 x * Janice is the daughter of Mr.|# ANDRE presents a staff of japon stylists to the fancy of Planes abi y 0 Vien var. Special a Version. 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William is the son of Mr. and Mrs, William Bailey of er Monday evening at the home of 3 Mrs. soot Butler of Whittemore | Ht "oa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| a5 |Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. Enzor of | #- tilly lace jacket. Her énsembie | Mrs. Enzor chose an aqua and ie | tops . The sharp contrast multi-plaid or solid is captured in wonderful cotton... made to pair with your favorite .. to see you — through the summer social whirl. Sizes 10 to | Sportshop ... Main Floor waa, i: 4 = of 6. ‘See your Mgr... ind Your Pymouth deer sow. nce th save money on a 8-years-ahead Plymouth! an If you want to be years ahead w ee re. A rent apr maa. Northville. derworp, Mrs. Al Koop, Janet Guoin, Shelby Hahn, Mrs. Mabel Babb, Mrs, Frances McCue, Mrs. |i ‘ |Robert Jacobson, Mrs. James Row.) @: Guests included Mrs. Eddie Van- " 48 N. 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Or we'll incorporate —_. any additional corrections your doctor prescribes. As for looks, fit and quality, they're just like al! Stride Rite shoes. Infonts sizes’ 6 to 8 $7.50; Big girls’ $10.45. "On Sale at BOTH Stapp Stores Pa | Juvenile Bootery, 28 E. Lawrence St. | ee | $Open Mon. and Fri, Evenings 10 9) - |, Me eae Shoe Store,| 928 W. Huron at. Telegraph a4 . ‘ ‘ imes teet | ‘Mir. and Mrs. John 1. Keating of R \ It er atc oo Dm) are up on protems such as se pre adage papa Mr. and Mrs. ae Sas |, eee as ee Re Te f ¥ * eis = \ 1 i f ca CEN Beene = fe es # pie a) Es . igs ofS. ee fe 'ebe ie i . Py az es poe eN Err oNe om nc es ep ee 7 ag a ¢' vs : \ re / . i ey | — | Z Ne | | TWENTY-EIGHT. . ; . ... THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. 1957 : Pera aE |Baggy Skin, Wrinkles } | 1 Married \Beware of Losing Weight Too Fast , <=, age. yee up while you lose peut Fuller. Robert Mark | Marlene is the © , |! seth pivintconludea Rots Girl, Fiance. _ Catherine Murtha, | | Mitchell A, Southern *| Are Honored | a Several showers and diner Murtha and her fiance Mitchell A ' (Southern have been given recently Catherine, daughter of Mrs. A. V. Murtha of Erie road. will ex- 4 o'clock ceremony Saturday in | Guests present were Mrs Murtha. Stephen Murtha, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Templeton, Law- rence Anklam of Tucgon. Ariz.. EASY TO PLAY- EASY TO OWN bridal party in vences. Come in for your free her bome road, and‘ John lesser today! Benson and Stephen Murtha will Meceis a: low as cohost the bechelor dinner at the . Mr and Mrs. Leo J. Heenan owe will entertain at the rehearsal din- ner Thursday evening im their Rent With Option to Bay — Rental and home on Whittemore street. Victoria Foley riage of their daughter, Victoria ~ Louise, to Kerry Keating, son of Leading the field in ia First Congregational Carc Quality and styling... , 'Frances Garrison and Jamet Bugg. | | change vows with Mitchell in a ] <2 : ‘effects of losing a g of starve on 1.200 olnae Legian: eee a te eet ‘not have time to “to. its lost 2 to 2% polunds a week. i 4 & Mr. and Mrs. er adecoduamg er baggy. Wrinkies | wi be a great ally tx firming (Health Defects by Daity Exercise” “of Euclid iin oo vical io — redarson bad st: oe i avenue. MYR. and MRS. ROBERT M. FULLER more gradual. : . 7 ; . eee 5 oe _ Pre-Wedding Hazel VerBeek Marries See tae Parties Fete | ; | we . iz coLoe TRANSFERS | Simple and sew and quick to By JANET ODELL - ‘bride, served as ringbearer PROVE TO YOURSELF THAT attendant of Catherine s this pretty summertime frock Shefficld’s Cabin Cissercle? It is ‘ft for © honeymeon tm Florida THE NEW DINNER GIVEN (Or make it from a tiny floral 5, named because it was origins: “8¢ New Orteans. : Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas aura, pag op ts ed at the Sheffield’s cabin up The newlyweds will reside on eh?) .,. pard Jr. entertained at dinner and _sises 4 6. 8 incl: color transter: north. (Third avenue after Juhe 30 ; a bridegroom shower Tuesday ve uine and finishing directions _ *“™*0"& Pheasants and ducks ts : ELECTRONIC mung in their home on Starr avenue Send 25c in coins, your name, * ‘¥orite sport with the Sheffields, z ORGAN /S- Preset were Mr. and Mrs. jaddress and the pattern number Mrs. Sheffield belongs to Guild John Napley, Jerry Barnes, Betty to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, TWo of her church and is on the in Candlelight Ceremony In a candieligh’ t ceremony Satur-| and ber headpiece was 2 rhine- day evening in Joslyn Avenue) stone.crown. She carried a cas. See = | Hazel had Barbara Barnard as ‘Jeff Day performed the 7:30 o'clock!) maid of honor\Judy Rogers, 300 guests jsister of the bridegroom, and Pa- — = « £ ‘tricia Herceg, cousin of the bride, Hazel is the daughter of Mr. and **rved #5 bridesmaids, . Mrs. Ival VerBeek of Third avenue ~ 4, c and Robert's parents are Mr. and Sharon and Lorraine VerBeek. Mrs. Robert Fuller of Euctid ave- Sisters of the bride, and Linda see ‘Quick, cousin of the bride. served _as junior bridesmaids. Brenda She’ - Fer her wedding, the bride ton performed the duties of flower ‘ were 8 fleor-length gown of lace 2:7) and tulle ever setin. Rhinestones | and pearis arcented the bedice GOWNED ALIKE - The attendants were gowned ‘alike in waltz-length white ruffled Por k Chops toy Pb gems bg $ accented : * * Baked With a eat ae Seating ola Vegetables i atte: wridegroom Rater Young, and James and David Strong. Allen Herceg. cousin of the f 3 a B i H R aj 4 i Riba Fie : | 4 , B f i Mrs. Charies Williams of the Ouk-/for picnic if wrapped in land County sented the program. ibag. Serves six. { RF gs g § ihe ati 5 z g fe THE i z Ee A i rR children’s home pre- P&pers or carried in an insulated GALLAGHER 7 Wed in Indiana =—— ; MUSIC CO “Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Foley Birmingham Girls to Be Brides ham girls, both graduating {OM the betrothal of their daughter,| ge Sunday end both members) 4. Jean, to John Kaicherbock- Kappa Alpha ‘Theta sorority. Goiwell son of Dr. and Mrs. \Clifford Wesley Colwell of Flint. FLORSHEIM | Imported Silks ! Splash print shirred cotten bloomer swim suit with dry off coat to match, | with Nu Sigma Nu medical -fra- Regular $3.98 oe * *« * THIS $i Mr. and Mrs. Cari B. Black of WEEK Waddington road have announced ONLY ‘Carol Anne, to Howard D. Hobbs, The . | MARGARE Her fiance is a graduate of the same WAS A Riker Bldg. 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Sf é } - ae a “ 5 if 3 { fe vf . \ oy SSS ae - § ‘ epee aro ee ee ee ee a & = ‘ ; : acap tt i i if i i ove FF ‘i Het Clarkston Service Read ‘ ] HE i ge iH ef g i Z* Gail Andrich Marries oe T MTN: = in Petition THE PONTIAC PRESS, _WEDNESDAY, JUNE ] — , : i che gc ae 9, 1057 _ ee hee sophomore at Albion’ College and an accomplished pianist; alternate. She will attend Eastern Moskow, 132 Sisson St., she is al; A ‘Heifer Is Suspect vin Fireball Hunt NEW BALTIMORE —A hitch- hiker’s alarmed report that he saw “two balls of fire” floating in a £3 i Bes i it < 5 ; : ! i F & aEz i Britain Emphasizes og going to supply pilots to the big air - |companies. : £ nt i i Hs iF if t ‘Fair Share’ in South Lyon Willing to Strike SOUTH LYON — (INS) — Dairy indicated they are willing to go on strike ‘‘whenever somebody says ithe word.” Union Leader Roland Brengle sald more than 8 per cent of early returns in a poll of union members favor a strike Ceremony fo Begin =,j{mprovement Plan. IMLAY CITY — Village officials jand residents inaugurate the begin- ning of a: capital improvement breaking ceremonies for their new fon a House-passed bill, effort to bypass the Judiciary Committee —* where similar legis- lation has been stalled for six months—would be to place the House bill in a position where any|*2id senator ‘could move to call it up fora . vote. , | At that point, Southern forces nmanned Missiles siles—Britain's Royal Air Force is It will release them up to three years before their service termi- nates, to relieve the acute short- age of pilots in civil aviation, caused by the high cost of train- ing, It now costs almost as much to not hold a civilian aviation license. Air corporations will pay them about $1,700 a year while they are Honeymoon the bride of Michael Baggett at a Stone Baptist Church, Saturday. The ceremony was performed at 7 p.m. by Rev. Lawrence Dickens before 250 guests. The bride is the daughter of training. Mr. and Mrs. Charies Norden of WASHINGTON f — The Senate s today its first real test years with a boiling controversy in ‘prospect over whether to act Led by Sen, Knowland (R-Calif), a coalition of Republicans and self-styled “liberal” Democrats was confident that before the week is out they will have placed the House civil rights- bill on the Sen- ate calendar, x * » _ The effect of any such successful approache of civil rights sentiment in seven} Expect Bill fo Test Senate ==10n Civil Rights Sentiment death for civil rights bills. © OPINIONS DIVIDED Knowland, . Senate leader will get the bill 6n the calendar.” found ‘some indication there may re legislative lynching on this x * * Douglas axis, but I hope the Sen- ate will follow its rules,” Russell “The Senate gets in trouble every time i departs from them.” aug © TR This was an allusion to the an- an ly would be certain to launch a fili- neunced intention of Knowland AVON — Kay Norden became double ring candlelight service at’ buster—the same kind of endless talk that in the past has spel Knowland, Senate Repdeath ., Republican said he is “confident we Sen, Russell (D-Ga), leading the Southern Democrats, said he has -“T haven't had time to assay the strength of the Knowland- MR. AND MES. LLOYD A. BRAY Miron-Bray Rife Read from their honey- and net gown. She moon in Northern Mr.|carried a cascade of white roses.| TMLAY CITY Mary Howard | Speaks Vows — Karen Graves Wed in Orion Baptist Service Read ch Uniting Drayton Girl, Pontiac Man_ MR. and MRS. MICHAEL BAGGETT Michael Baggetts Take to Smokies $72 South Boulevard and Mr, and Mrs, Howard Baggett of 3648 Mildred street are parents of the For her wedding the bride chose a gown of lace and nylon net over white satin. The tight fitting bodice featured a portrait neckline with long tapering sleeves ending in points over the hand. The bouf- fant skirt extended into a chapel train. She wore a string of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom. Her finger tip veil of illusion was secured by a crown of seed pearis and sequins. A bouquet of carna- tions and lilies of valley centered ensemble, Mrs. Lee Johnston, ‘sister of the bride of St. Clair Shores, was matron of honor, Bridesmaids were Gail Kent, Aileen Farner and Sarah Baggett. Barbara- Johnston and Donna Harty, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. Donald Evilsizer served as best man while James Roberts and ‘Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the church parlors. The newlyweds left for their honeymoon trip to the Smoky Moun : with a white orchid, completed the S a ; - | 4 in Capac Rite IMLAY CITY—Mary Give Imlay Minister Farewell Gathering — ship Room of the Imlay Meth § dist Church Monday evening; §& Howa! F i 5 fF + fF 3-DAY SALE of Floor Sample Living Room Suites and Sectionals ~\. - Beautiful High Grade Fabrics— Decorators Colors | Here's Just a Few Samples #195” of Savings: Reg. $269.00 Modern Lawson Daven- port and Chair in Decorator Colors Reg. $269.00 Nylon Crescent Daven- port on Casters, easy to move. :. Reg. $329.00 Modern Davenport and chair — pille " bd ee ee ee Reg. $289.00 Nylon Davenport and chair, Foam Rubber Cushions . .. Reg. $254.00 Black Freize ‘Sectional, | Available in colors. Sto eevensses 3 | Reg. $839.00 Nylon Sectional, Highly styled, guaranteéd make. The Steinbeck ; for Bill Holden, Charieton Heston, = ofiltrated * FOOD Passions . The Sabart Sauna: ane ether of! tha Academic Field " : {he-man Americans.” x ab Saipader Sie VIOLENT LOVE! “5 iss hale : SAN FRANCISCO up — An in Din sone! : 4s POLL OF Sl ear ee re ER 1° 2a BOGART HEPBURN LT FE = *, ‘anode ngreonr ernebrmaits was continued today by congres. § Game Dinners. : at. | — : econ SALVATORE BACCALOM . But they'll be happy for her that os pealonae who — lost’ — BOLD LOVE! YOU'LL CHEER AND APPLAL DIT she has landed the coveted role of cide and sg majority oft Four Private Dining Rooms oe oe Maurice Chevalier’s girl friend in| 8 Fer Your Banquets YOUNG LOVE! fry ” others reluctant to testify. n z : : a Gigi.”” Next to Leslie Caron’s, it’s; . Wate BRA\ E ONE the most important femme part. | Te House Un-American Activ. 8 = FAMOUS ° I hear that Arthur Freed and ities subcommittee served a sub- : . CincmaScopE director Vince Minnelli took a look|P0€R@ on an attorney for the sui 8 WINE CELLAR j0"n cays MANSFIELD: DAN DAILEY « ric sason MICHEL RA’ RMIN RIVES cide victim, William Sherwood, a Wines. Beers and Ales os tarring MICHEL RAY FERMIN RI\ at Eva playing the glamorous 8 from 20th CENTURY-FOX jnewspaperwoman in ‘Don’t Gola d cancer research scien-'g From All Over the World ty Near the Water” before they took 5 Atty. Bertram Edises 6 : a: rp J “te Vrs we quater whol LUNCHES fe 77 CARTOON—SCREEN SNAPSHOT . Z answ rr “ f Se all they had to do when called Th Thereday. q Open Every Day Jf ry PRIDE of the NATION” (Cinemsscope) ee & lanten wes & kt ke PHONE: OR 3-1907 "t se ceca ma — nel Edises asserted in a statement Sseaeneunaendeace r that the committee served the ck of the CRAB MONSTERS as Go movie carts is in retaliation MT Ae pote duly. poser als ad an Chahta say proudly, Jeanette Mac- WHERE ‘to appear and accuse committee GOOD . introduced her bridegroom | members of driving ‘my husband FRIENDS MEET 729 8 4 a Tt mi s F ae aM. is really her better half. A wed- ment said her husband in younger sas seryed an I war very bey supported the Spanish Loy- served and ona was very happy alists and became identified “with 4 pont of this sentimental radical causes” solely because he FIRST RUN | BLUE SKY STARTS SUNDAY | SRIVEZIN [o" @ BEER @ WINE @ CHOICE hadiwas found last in his lab- LIQUORS ae oe 6 @ DELICIOUS it right at the|band to his death,” her statement COCKTAILS Snapshots of Hollywood a Fewe H Bi pon roti ar a trl r Mexicans Help ein New York was with Bob|Harvest Crops in U.S. at the Harwyn Club. This stop the gossip that Ava § LIBERTY COCKTAIL LOUNGE zg 4 4 i Z a a SOOT IIOIIIIIITIaSS. a Bes prt mT ano S, eae he dane ex 85 North Saginaw —. —Ma Daa ai. 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Uigi eH ait Hae , He ott ad "ihatteka Eaaatige | , ne os | as Hei i ne Hie aati quel att eH: it i =a 124 Nae Pe tiEt ee Tip Ha, tat g Ullal i as eee = 5 | | bia at A Et =e ee i 3 Mit th Ss i ao ; i iff ops tght a8 is 5 - ilejaall cuales now pm = 4 oo = HT: led AfTe ua [he <. see «s oS aa 8 ‘Gan as qityy eqigta cae ii ty 3 ws 7893 de a 1) & 8 in itt HEE ep 37, LL E (| Bscun tele ee ere ee ee rp Taye i ce Guat aaa Ie aaa |< gilt its: «| bess ‘ab ii 280.233 e : 3 = THRE , asi + ins: E 3 4 5 i t a2 Cem eR eT Vii 3) a oo ful i" a He iH, it Mt : = ii Sia ed i ty : (By i cee bial mii fi agate Uae Mn » : ; ee ee ' fy ial — eine | ~ : —- ] Pe. wae THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, ; JUNE 19, 1957 Cool Bargains - Hot Days! In ed : Boys’ Hettee __ ain aes Swim Suits| Sport Shirts ‘Ss cs for 3900 me oan Cup Matches a T ne 2 c 3 . MUSTANG * fied} for the National Amateur fh ; ee ' precisioneer ” high- -tompression tournament at the Country Club oon as = ean Pith 2° tas ord Waiany, Chevrolet: cars, buses ond trucks. in Brookline, Mass., Sept, 9-14. Canadian Pro-Am Team a Denim | Pants : 1 im ee ee speared ialiogy ey posirems cao Upsets U.S. in Fight = HELMETS & formanc champ xican ama- . | an car economy are youls with , 20% You have all the power teur winner, He was fifth amateur; for Besf-Ball Trophy ji = Not $3.98 BUT Not $1.49 Mustang High-Compfession En- Sour car w' the line meee an ";|im the 1956 National Open. Blum, Gy gine, Increased bory and stroke, plea for prions Cf linew the national amateur|Rex Jr., Amarillo,“ex;|Southern amateur champion, was By BILL CORNWELL “i 7 s of p was nai ama Baxter, Jr., y = White bahwiche Gigrind camaar, 2 miles. Mustang engines champion, Harvie Ward Jr., of|Amold Blum, Macon, Ga; ‘oe @ quarter-finalist in the 1956 ama-| FLINT — The T-hole Carling) [i or Ton Ps many more quality custom ‘#"Y ® New-engine guarantee— San Francisco, who is serving a , Knoxville, Tenn; tournament. Open golf tournament begins) fj fl . features give you 30% to 100% can be installed’ in a few hours. Year's probation on expense irreg-|liam Hyndman III, _ Thursday morning and if the|s a — longer en- Have tomorrow's engine today _‘[Ularities. He is applicant for rein-|Charles Kocsis, Royal Oak, Mich; ‘woe Campbell scores carded here Tuesday mean) E gine gine lif fuel economy. for more driving pleasure and statement as an amateur. Hillman Robbins, Memphis, Tenn; ts, anything, par will take: a licking. | . With » Mustang High-Com- Sicieaty: Se in, ask about the Patton, who shared the halfway|Mason Rudolph, Clarksville, Azanc cane Golf = = 36-35—T1| BERMUD AS } [ breision “Bngine under your Mustang High-Compression line, [lead in the National Open last , o., iyne a terrifie-battering yesterday| Ee | . weak at Intermeee in Toledo, 4s| Cal as America’s team of four pro-|/@ . Reg. 89c ontiac Motor Parts St Beater ici. . tled an &man team (Cay Ten Parts Headquarters for the Doctor of Motors the Carling International Cup in a) giscy $ 98 P i $ 25 * Automotive Parts and Equipment - 2 So %: cur (New alr 29 Auburn Ave. Phone FE 2-0106 [[ ject himself into the. lineup. prised de quay winning the | . Charles Coe of Oklahoma City, best-ball match, 744-442, but the | [ij ath, -| Outcome was almost secondary {fm Leather . to the beating absorbed by Flint’s Cs ° MOCCASINS ico fe MOCGRS SANDALS | Rual| Ten of the 16 golfers playing in| Not $3.98 but ivt|the Cup match eq@alled or bettered | Ey eguiation figures. Doug Ford, {@ = 89 98 ;erica’s leading money winner | (iq : thi year, captured medalist hon-| th a blistering 32-33-65. U.S. Open champion Jul- a + fired a 69 and so did/ fj 1m ws Johnson and Doug Bloom $b@t the pooresti{ still owns the course ré 601 d Dapper Jimmy Demar®. } ing the biggest gallery and; ing around the course like Royal Oak's Chuck Kocsis, Mich- igan's top amateur, fired a steady | round of 35-35—70. -. Ford, the Masters champion earl gee ee) Pipes, Dual: Exhaust Systems, 31 NYLON Super-Cushions., kagense beat. He collected seven birdies, three in a row, and slipped to a bogey just once. A bad round in the National ‘s ork Plugs— Fuel Pumps OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS WEEK DAYS. 9 - . shee FABSPRAY alae have been few and far between | for Ford in recent years and he | was belting the ball hard yester-| day. - | More than 150 golfers will start; firing tomorrow at § a.m. in search| of $37,000 in total earnings. The day through Sunday BOMB , AMERICAN SCORES Sd gt weekend = «— iti( 3 Oo att Wo |= A peg lit : = “%2 3 TESTT: “aa: afes rae Od oe iL. hy lf Why tage i payee at Ht Tif iets Hiya, WHF flit i = ial alee gi lca lita al Ht ary der eee TRE i an Tae 3 o. | 23 fo 2h E ai i ari: 4 RH AEST HHT 7 el ea B allt 2” hd | “ 7 om 4 = ve Suh Bi ‘ Eee es = | fee iy jm 3) Mei): etal | 1S 3) S. — pe Wtetat Paty 8 i ez]: jj/Mesi 2 124) git i gan Pani ) rw ye § 2 eee 8s; 2 5 1 es =F Ree “ ‘at Ss pick Laine: Z ails 7 , a ote’ ‘fu Peds } = fh ae. Ee? fl. : pil es Aiea OSS Bis Sie) Slee SH HE ilffte ite = Hien | 4 waz 2 EI. att 3 TH an it zoo $F cy | > . : , “ye : 3 , sib rf eS rf ( reed ‘ay ‘ i ¥ tig | \ . Re , THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1957 7 Ste. + i z x : ? we : - ji : pr A / : . m ‘ . ! i ee ‘ " Sigman Signs Contract’ | Competes Friday in National Meet 1‘ pene Ml, pda bhanl Doth, AW ee . ANN ARBOR — Al Sigman| g a ‘ es : ‘s ‘Ty NATCHEC Gua tlly HEVADITE SAaVvllig The seeccazs=-= Jones After AAU European rip | i ee ey Asal & “aoun perry oe SS eal: ae oe | nee | | aN . report July 6, Terms es not| Pontiac's Olympic track hopejtrip because he is such a greatjto leave New York early next i ew : ae Hayes Jones fine sprinter,” said his coach George|week -which would likely mean woe , E tracks Ioveta, sa aay long Tistiaarshall today. He has been work-|Jones would fly there with the eo ae 7 trip to Europe when he com-|& Sut every day for this and is\group from Dayton if named for te, : National AAU meet|in top condition. the trip. rk ’ eekend. Marshall said the will eo +: 18-year-old Freshman Pie sing Pop tcl aga aby Marshall will be unable to attend ane J Eastern Michigan Col-/ ers im each event on the Euro- |the AAU championships, Dr. Lioyd oF Dorling gees “oe pean tour which will be featured Shas, Pipsical Eitsestion Director © against by a 70- iormance in jat Eastern chairman of the : "eo fe hurdles. = National AAU Track & Field Com The tire that was ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ON 83st’ will. include ~ mittee, will accompany. Jones to , de | The touring team is scheduled| mites. al accompany, 8,000,000 new cars as they left the factory. Same ‘avenal einer an. Hagen Wl be & ution Foiday Tread Design PLUS Modern Improvements it i He raced | _ urdles ——— . ' snd Calhoen (O11 Man Ist Foe sok Sy ee nee tes ete Many some Firestone a nee mee ® WE lor Charley Coe...jvet scok once ae De Luxe Super Champions In those events, Jones was a shatatered in the meet to be held close 2nd each time. He beat out | DALLAS (#~Reed-thin Charley | ——~ Calhoun once as Campbell Cox of Oklahoma City, one fig Low, Low Prices on all Sizes and Types aan when amateur golf's greatest winners, ul Calhoun wane : opens defense of hig Trans-Missis- TUBE TYPE | TUBELESS © won. sippi championship today against te = ~ al Sladieall® ae The National AAU organization|a field that features eager, hot- Bleckwell*| Whitewall BSlackwall*} Whitewall*} select the top performers in| shooting collegians. 6.00-16 |$13.95 | $17.10 _ weekend'’s—meet to go an ex-| Coe, former National A tion tour-of E with stops|Champion and .four times 6.50-16 | 19.15 |- 23.45 Spain, France, Germany, the|0t the rats, dosn't tive en bel SIZE 6.70-15 Blockwelt {6-40-16 | 15.40 moet 8S British Isles and Russia. FB noe Rage cord cle Plustox ond yoyr | 6.70-15| 15.95 | 19.50 | $17.95 | $22.05 | “T think rain has ' — lived in Oklahoma City. But the’ 1.00 7.60-15 | 19.55 23.95 21,85 26.85 a or e - P | = ee ee Se ae puts Any Firestone [#90:13 ——THss ‘ fore silent Charley has to take ‘one Tire On Your Car *Plus tax and your recappable tire ‘Doubles Action. "= INSTALLATION 15 Minute Service While You Wait \ MIDAS MUFFLERS FREE Nec aly 4 9 Pe Fs ? we i 7 fei let ; Feil Tr z¥ jel tlt 2 é a J i aRB FE it i my straight city loop postponement. eee Today’s game sends CIO Local] Open Thurs. 504 against Thomas Die & Stamp- 1.600, St Ne O00 ing on the Wisner diamond, Start- Set. 5. ing time mm, iz “Million Dollars ‘Returned — ‘That part of the premium not used in carrying on the business and protecting the policyholder is returned by this Exchange to the insured Auto Club member at expiration policy. In the month of May, $963,000 was so returned, * quaking 8 total of more than $2,000,000 in the first . five months of 1957. 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TLL CALL IT *RAGOUTSA LA DAISY 4 a = ioe = ‘BOARDING HOUSE WEEE. I'M WEARIN: ZZ SPOT WE PICKED y 7.05 OOM SOUNDS LIKE THE COURT OF, , ST. JAMES'S / ‘By Ernie Bushmiller WISHING | rom my Nd SHERBETY, sy, ANN | wie fran . alert Ye TA peo Wife Haagen — —— ee = === — = i = OUT OUR WAY V I KNOW, YOU NUT, BUT He's P STAND BR 4] [eNyY THY PLANE FOR FURTHER] |ORASA-LARODED DEVELOP- MENTS) AAY..ANY TH PILOT ‘t . 72> | | CAE OUT ORAR 1 | By McEvoy and Strieber etme | ee ~ (AM, THERES Sos teres 7 | OPPORTUNITIES | Every Day in the Pontioc | Press Want Ad Section : Take advantage of this easy way | % solve all your buying and sell. ing problems, To Place Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 e VEE AEN EE PERE CRED ORD E DEERE Re GER EES a ce + in pike 2 i, Hi PRES Only a Few Seconds, Stewart-Warner Says Pay * Violen News vice Warms as of Grou Gives Aid waif Young Playwrights H ihe fet _ Workers 4 el His ve ‘ai of wee a junc PRINCE, Haiti w—|came the first nation to recognize. P. in Fear Bi * ware nibeiod ing questioned. x & iti activities ] Loan Association Board City Federal Seviken |” Announces Changes Promote iw to. New Posts still were icing, The riots a has gi. e508 i a iPolitical Ha where he ed 41Peasants, rates to study de- sign of cars best fitted to the most tracks and yards. * * * ae The public. is also watching be- Freight cause it demands more service — Must Haul More Goods '|™ Faster at Low Cost * * Fewer By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (#—Making fewer| The freight cars haul more goods much as possible—is a major Railroad men are divided over how to meet the problem. And faster—and keeping costs.down as headache today for thé railroads. and at the same time frets at the so are the car makers. They are yards, And they are turni ing to Railroads Face 4 Big Headache John Griesen, Robert Zimmerman, ““Harger. Seated are Robert Wilkinson, Hill, and supervjsory respon- H. id Business Notes Broadened sibilities in the management becomes account executive./since the war. James Industry gossip has it, too, that one car maker plans to cut down Graham, assistant account execu-|steady climb in freight tive. “It is felt that the changes better express the added duties undertaken by these men as the ‘and service ident Jones, of the Pontiac Motor Division ac- Manus, John & Adams, Inc., Pon-|* tiac’s advertising agency in Bloom- field Hills. The following changes) are effective immediately: nest A. Jones, president of Mac- the Volkswagen category. defined executive responsibility for facet: of account activity.” Renault and|count have been announced by Er- Price Volkswagen. The Volkswagen de- Automakers to Compete. With Small Foreign Models! , "s {/Britain’s MG, Hillman and Morris figures that pique the of American car makes Press Editor { itive in with the /and *s leading car makers|lower priced co tar tha yea” bev By DAVID J. WILKIE pete with other foreign makes in peti Associated build a small car to compete foreign-built vehicles — especially in the lowest price area. Until this year the threat pre- sented by West German's. Volks- others was not considered during 1956 were 10 local insurance agents. They Curtis Patton. Also receiving the award were ey enought to cause concern. were honored recently at a luncheon at which and Implement DETROIT (AP)—A couple ofithe over-all U.S formance in life insw “Merritt Hill, general manager of Ford's Tractor Fowler, and Paul Kantz. an *The 1956 totals of such deliveries was around 105,000, National Quality Award for ox eid. bal We lind pea had tats ph al STuint : zi E Ss Sie 23° ae cd fala: je in - i epest,” infhal lh livers in the United States forjevery t= Frew “a+< anneee BIR Golan’ ester eee eee eee ee ee eH He 7 ae 26.5 Wnt p e@resees#eeseve?* eee eee eat eens of ee tet eseeee eeeet reese eene eeeer ee © 8 eae ® Oe eet eceessc a Meehtoeete* eu eenereashemee a” t** 3 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 19, 195¢ Jersey), West- by Texas Co., easy after its re- desnacil 2 =| »remorrow ai $363, 000 on- Profession peme Actors’ Fund Spends a. of % S$! Paddock ue ee wi Deike © _— @ = S = @ — a. - S =3 oa = iF: a. S i z * * d ahead” may but the idea * Will Not View Issue! today the Minneapolis & st Chugs Along |VEWVEr Louis Railroad gets delivery of the 10,000th standardized covered} at Tonight’s Meeting Se: ment’s will ge or soap pe a a Se Flea than it started out to be, and even is available with an eight |has grown into a somewhat larger car Sl rrainer of Fleas ani a for New Actors | i festnde engine. Meanwhile, how- elalate Mietel “loss 23 A tgs SSSR“ 9RSER=E eed zane Teeetireriiit tt eee en eec ewan eteaeee ere eee eee eens ts ‘gyeiat 2888 iy hn ul nl in 18 ca eee s es aeeesetne CC r ee eer es eter te peters Geet rmi gee ressetesterse vr aie ae Hn a New York Stocks. But International Nicke] and (Late Morning Quotations) inghouse Electric, Anaconda, Montgomery Ward and United Air- craft. and Eastman Kodak more than that. Revicn was ta Chrysler 2eeaeceu Betteekl ‘ « oeeeeeee eer et et eee ew eee ete ees eee * eseeste eight-| Amerada .were off about a point wtd. avg. avg. 30's: |. ave. 33%; 11.00 30-doz. case;|Standard Oil (New Medium, 9.00-9.50; Small, 7.50-8.00. Lettuce, Romaine, No. 1 included, federal-state California mostly 3.0 10.80-' 3; over 4% Ibs. 27-38. . Hberal: » dune 18 (AP)—Egegs, f. ob. Poultry - \ BEFROFT POULTRY DETROIT, June 18 (AP)—Prices DETROIT EGGS rge, cases cars: : Lat und f.9.b, Detroit for No. 1 = gee D —— e ket ¢@ | 3-00-3.15, 404; ae ii ind Sy eof he va ate ettel Be STOCK AVERAGES NEW = by the As-| ong £3 te Fd ged a re Ca,.... titi to 29.00: : te Bane W- Pt ae ta 61% oe GO% Board at the , duly 10, 1987 following; P weaneviay Cats ay secccecens 64 Z.ASHe Sep covececess 64% OWyneai’ incw) (AP)—Open today: wpulle Perk. Section Deo “Rye a4 Mar BOARD OF WATER-| 25-25% 2.08 He ‘to be oeneene 2. eendee 2. AF OL ooanee onewene ercenre i oe oouceves erereeew ** Ty ernonee 2% THE eigen 7 seerarere Mar sconces May eeeeeeee laps whose | 20. sale pet brick, | 15.00-18.00. Stbll A _ pered Republicans in “wote by which” the “Senate “last? ' Jand—and the oe favor ait il i a lai ’ / ‘ents uranium 235 may be made “Atom Program in World Agency © _jaihte be the Bieri Se night ratified the IAEA treaty and approved U, S. participation, The proposed agency is an of Eisenhower's ‘‘atoms - fo r- peace” proposals in 1953. No House, action is necessary. f . ©. ot : Democrats also otstnumbered the Republicans in a 55-31 vote rejecting an amendment by Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) which would have denied Eisenhower author- ity to provide fissionable mate- rials to the agency without i! congressional consent. x * * ; With Sen. Lyndon “B. Johnson (D-Tex), the majority leader, sup- porting the President all the way, 35 Democrats voted for ratifica- tion and 31 opposed the Bricker proposal. Republican Leader Knowland (Calif) and 31 other Republicans supported ratification, But 18 Re- publicans voted against’ Know- of Bricker's proposed curb. Nine Democrats and 10 Repub- licans. opposed ratification of the treaty. f : - * which will [et The Senate action, Agency when it is formed later ‘in the ‘year, Under these agree- available for worldwide distriby- tion for power and other peace- er uses, Olson Clubs Maxim for Split Decision ‘Supports Ike's Policy]. for U.S. Participation) oe Biden jinancies iti ge, ship Activities, Inc. COOL QUEENS — Five of the 10 candidates for the title of Queen of the Waterford Town- Community oad tork 6 cit dip yortentay. The title will be fair this week- awarded Sunday night as a climax to the weekend fair. Shown, from left to right, are Carol Slatton, Carol Kaines, Grace Williamson, Sharon Lamberton, and Pat Campbell. ee Pontise Press Photo ; Y' Sefs Dates. for Field Days been set on Saturday, June 22, (4 p.m.), respectively. It is ex- pected, says youth director Morrie Tubergen, that 200 will take part. Boys 9 and 10 years old com- ‘PORTLAND, Ore, i#—~Oversized Cari “Bobo'’ Olson looked like something of his old self last night in clubbing- out a 10-round split decision over Joey Maxim. of Cleveland, Ohio. * * Olson, former * Duane Johnson Elected State Eagles Trustee Duane 0. Johnson, 49, of 346 E. Pike, has been elected to the post (9 a.m.) and Thursday, June 20 3 E ii % F Summer playground programs ‘|for Waterford Township and school Second annual field days for Pontiac YMCA boys and girls have district children will open Monday school play- Picninitoad fare spre day basis weekly while a half-day program weekly will be used on the playgrounds at the Monteith, Covert, Four Towns, Stringham, Waterford Center and Burt schools, eee | pem| Sadism Givoeber of suares: tion for Waterford Township. Programs during the summer will feature arts and crafts, quiet games, bicycle parade, “hobo” hikes and trips to the Detroit Zoo and re creation day canip. 2 LEADERS - An adult leader and high-school- age assistant will be in charge of each . There is no icharge for the program except for arts and crafts materials, The Drayton Plains and Donel- son areas will be used on Jun® 24 to Aug, 2 from 9-12 and 1- 4:30 Monday through Friday. The Covert, Stringham and \Waterford Center playgrounds will be utilized from 9 to 12 daily ‘Chamber Warns Dixie me rns iof Ad Solicitors The Business Ethics Board of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Com- merce, with the cooperation of Fred V. Haggard, president of the Oakland County CIO Council, re- ports solicitors do not represertt any official union publications. Questions regarding these calls should be directed to the Chamber or council office, according to Wil- liam L. Belaney, assistant man- ager of the Chamber. 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A measure which had. the “Hunters’ Assn, that a dog should and itermediate level. not be shot merely because it) trespasses on land and does not commit any depredations. backing of sportsmen and the state |.) proponents felt it would fave} pj. solved many of the eutaplexities| and —— in the 50-year-old present law, Abney: says, is out- Club Affair June 23 .|junior events, bending races, mu- sica] stalls and barrels, the beau- ,|tifully gaited Tennessee walking horses and races of many kinds. \W yandotte Site of Phil Tryouts DETROIT #—The Philadelphia Phillies will stage their annual tryout camp for Michigan baseball hopefuls next month in suburban ‘|Wyandotte. “| The tryouts, for boys between 17 and 22, will be held July 46 at the Wyandotte Chemicals Club. They will begin at 10 a.m. under the supervision of Phillie scouts ‘Tony Lucadello and Clare wale ley. FR my Waterford Sees Rise in Swim Registration Waterford Township) recreation department officials said. Tuesday they expect registrations for this year’s swimming classes will sur- pass last year's total of 550. They reported registration for the first two days was running ahead of last year’s figures. Deadline for registration in the director, Belton said special em: phasis is being placed on adult classes this year. Classes will be held Saturday ornings beginning this Saturday lat 6 aa a.m, on Williams Lake. In- struction will be on the beginner Freighter Sunk in River Raised, Taken to Dock Waterford Sets Opening of Playground Program from June 24 to July 12 and from 1-3:30 p.m. from July 15 to Aug. 2. : x * * used at Monteith, Four Towns and Burt, with the 1-4:30 p.m. sessions scheduled there from June 24 to July 12 and the 9 to 12 programs from July 15 to Aug. 2. 36 Riders Shaken Up on Santa Fe Train GRANTS, N. M. (®—About 38 passengers were bruised and shaken. up last night when a emergency brakes of the Santa Fe’s westbound E] Capitan "| streamliner. " ‘viously angry and disappointed A tie plate is an irich-thick piece of steel about 8 by 12 in- a tie and is normally spiked to the tie. The E) Capitan resumed its Chicago-Los Angeles run about sengers. Aged Aga Kahn Suffers Relapse From Heat PARIS (INS)—The ailing Aga Khan, 82, had a relapse tonight as a result of the Paris heat wave. . The fabulously wealthy spiritual leader of 20 million Moslems of the Ismaili sect left Paris for Geneva in a chartered viscount airliner. A heart specialist was at hig side. * *x* * ; He was so weak he had to be carried aboard in a stretcher. His wife, the Begum, was pale as she told newsmen: * & * “T am terribly worried. He should never have come to Paris. I ad- vised against the journey. Now he must get away from this awful heat at once.” “India's Ministry of Education says it has reached its objective of providing . employment as teachers to 88,000 educated per- sons. It created 80,000 new jobs for primary teachers In rural dis- The opposite schedule will be; - . ches, It fits between, the rail and Gonerr four hours late with all the pas-| it “Izulueta met for the official weigh-in at 1 p.m., EST. - : ee, ee pound limit on the nose and Zu- a wt Mon Crawtord Fight Set for Saginaw DETROIT (#—Mickey Crawford, recent winner over two former |world champions, takes on Toledo's Pat Lowry on Thursday, June 27, in an outdoor bout at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Saginaw. te *®. And Dearborn’s Joe Gray, who fecently drew with ranking Tiger dones, gets a shot at fifth-ranked Joey Giardello in a middleweight Crawford has won 16 of 17 bouts and will be a slight favorite to beat Chicken Pox, Mumps Grace : Josh Golding. Puneral be held Thursday, vane = at 3 by m. from =o Sparks-Griffin Fu- neral Hill Cemetery. Mr. will He in state at the Sparks- ‘ed- horn may be seen after Wednes- day evening. Card of ‘Thanks __} OR WE WISH TO THANE ALL ‘OF _ In Nemerien Oe ' And try to be brave «nd conteni: Bifm, & Ponts vgn! g MI cine STEADY WORKER. APPLY GRESHAM /CLEANERS 605 OAKLAND AVE. FIRE FIGHTERS - CITY OF PONTIAC Applications are now being taken for.fire fighters. Applicants must "e: 21 to 28 yrs. of to service allowable), en lent. tice, City HIGH SCH between 16 & 2 “ Employment Office 143 Wa: HIGH SCHOOL BOYS W. ! between 16 —-* years. 90¢ hr, Oltiee, 143 MAN TO WORE IN AUTO PARTS . , as auto ~ a in ui typeof ne mh worke: be} is not apply. FE hepatic please do 1431. ace ONLY THOSE WITH exp. need apply See service man- Pontiac-Cadil: g me — were mine and I remem- Though all ee fo: — — onl yy wife, ‘fonds a their families. A Directors 4 Donelson-Johns Up i in Pontiac Area land County and Pontiac Health Depts. * * * Measles and starlet fever were Miso prevalent, while whooping cough and diphtheria were prac- tically non-existant. The complete reports on communicable diseases: Pentiac Past Prev. Year = Week 4 OH eee ne wen Perron eebersrens cere ee beens ster ets eens see eeenne Orioles’ Boss Rates Zuverink Pitching ‘Genius’ BALTIMORE — As‘a relict pitcher, George Zuverink, 30, is a “psychological genius,"’ says Man- ager Paul Richards of the Balti- more Orioles. - ~*~ * * The righthander got credit for the 2-1 victory over the Amer- ican league-leading Chicago White Sox. It was his seventh which puts him among the most successful in the league although he pitches only when the Orioles are in trouble. : * * * It was the 24th time in 56 Oriole games this season that Zuverink has stalked in from the bull pen right into hot water. He's been. cool as a cucumber, giving up ronly nine earned runs in 50 in- tricts and 8,000 in urban areas. nings, lL HOME for Funerals” AIR, AMB' GROUND _Pu Puneral Home. FE 4-211 SP. RIFPIN CHAPEL tiful Service FE 2-504 Gonekae ) atm my HOME OR 3-TIST orartaa Plains — Waterford Twp. -Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Anteine, Cee Plane or Motor _ Cemetery Lots 5 TWO GRAVES. CHAPEL. Three, $175. Six $300. LI $125. 23-2167. BOX REPLIES At 10 a.m. today there were replies at the Press office in the following boxes: 2, 4, 8 10, 14, 17, 19, 20, 23, 25, 26, 28, 34, 58, 60, 76, 82, 83, 84, 97, 104, 8 122, 116, 118. The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 28181 Closing time for advertise a oregon Na gdp -sines rger requ! agate type is ° . o'clock the , day previous to to pendeotion. Transient Want Ade may be cancelled up to §:30 a.m. lay of pubfication after 3 $1.50 ($1.86 62.76 3 1.80 t 3.96 4 180 43 «8.08 & 2.38 08 6.00 6 270 488 1,20 7 #315 5867 8 840 2 360 64 9.60 © 405 129, 10.80 Ferris Blames Soviets NEW YORK W—AAU chief Dan Ferris today ‘laid the blame for the collapse of the proposed U.S.- Russia track meet in Moscow at the doorstep ‘of the Soviets. “It looks to me like they might just be stalling,”’ said Ferris, ob- after months of negotiations. “I simply don't understand why they would quibble on a- ‘matter of ex- penses. - DETROIT (INS)—The freighter which sank after a . Collingwood, ‘Grange head was rejected. Seg age ag er "14 The ‘vessel's elev the stunt serious 7 " fed in for general i * The 346-foot anchor and house and ig * The Russians cabled Ferris yes- * “idents at the Paeecnin! ot Wyom- Track Negotiations Fail year’s meet was. set for Moscow July 12-13-14. “Our team is going to tour 11 countries this summer," said Fer- ris. “As hosts, they are paying our expenses, We expect the Russians They Can Hold Reunion at Univ. of Wyoming LARAMIE, Wyo, ® — It's just like a family reunion for five stu- Help Wanted Male . 6 An 86Yr.-Old Company Wants bee a & ambitious man = is wants pette- himself 4s, 0, service insurance debit this area, $8.00 to $10,000 & yr. lifetime posi will train you, Call FE aie" Alert Men. 10:30 & 12 “ATTORNEY _ We bave an fmm just be licensed to Candidate m oe law in the tate of Mi ‘ould be permanently SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT. ADS! To find ay - Joby, place to. five | or a | good ‘used. ear see es ‘ed Now, | cre renames ager. Wilson lac. 1359 North Woodward, Birmingham, ic PHOTO FINISHER EXPERI- =< Operator of black & white _ Plymouth Rd., Detroit MAN . GENERAL FARM work, [en wages. 4610 Livernois Rd, mas at pens 6 & 18 Mile. MUlberry Service Manag er ' Experienced man wit HT M : 160 8. Washington St, Oxford. _ SINGLE OR MARRIED MAN FOR east dairy farm. Pomme) house No 1 mile <= cahevmie. enna of Yule & WE NEED eet oor PRESSER pay. Air — Birmingham Cleaners. 8. 44-4620. yours. aa ARE YOU sae es at — aod e Bo gyn‘ ppndide with sos Wanted Female 7 rs QUALIFIED SEAUTY OPERA- tor, $90 @ week, FE 23-6221 or FE _ AMBITIOUS. WOMEN AUBURN HEIOHTS-CHARNWOOD area, Capable woman or mature school girl for summer. lousekeeping, care of 2 children, Tran, idan or stay” nights, CASHIER pa Setimne ping, f sherhand mand. re sat pte bs Cs Girls ining oF & limited’ sonnet ut alot Beever ‘it hom. Mioreiaery ee. Must lve in. i ‘AUTOMOBILE = Bam eT oO ceceation, Wise hesith a Bry "Box eat WoMa® "FOR HOUSE- 108," : vet ls in) FE 26221 or FR EXPERIENCED CAR JOCKEY. 3 “ working conditinns. Must be PARI . : a rant’ apply Poutine Bon foe" | iulon. apply ‘between 38,9. Sei, Sitin'SW. | plaori wome ao Cum See Chuck 4 W. PR AL 4 = EXPEL ore homes el | "EXPERIENCED —_| prendre eet DRY CLEANING : . & vhite DRIVER. ter. Steady work. : ESTABLISHED : ROUTE. but 2. not chine Cal) Mr rvies_ MA rg Oo Call days — PE 1308 for, den OR 3-6831. tails or e -_— “WAITRESS coRB GIRLS bay iee corner. U. fap WosT bm well ¢ me 9 sees eae FOR Pp delo og ——. Aopir =— ob US pir Me perros Wonk ee — & babysitting, 8. ve Help Wanted ‘8 FE 23-3643, Wednesday, i. between 6 and 9:39 pin. Employment Ag Agencies 8A 2 YEARS * COLLEGE $300 man interested in = CAR . Bl EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING rE 2 TOR A SECURE: TOM Ee. aye: ~ JUNIOR - STEN 0. y THE PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, a UNE 10,/ 1057 st. PE 9410 , 4718. day or eve- repair factory trained % our store, General oa ALL IRONING. |. ONE F PIECE ‘one.load, 1 day service. ». FE 4-3841.' OR HOUSEWORKERS. | e¢ & car fare. Exp. & Refer, FE : (ath, BABY Teenager LiGhT- work, .. Christian erred. 3-9659. HOUBE-| Free est, No obligation’ F FE 2-1631. home| #xP3 wow. 14. ‘| HR. (PETE) ELINGLER EXP WOMAN WANTS BABY SIT- 1836 Cass Lake Rd. . the hour. 3-3061. KEEGO HARBOR in, PE ae | MIMEQGRAPHI NG, TYPI < service. EM NEAT WALL W. HER work. wed PE 98. : TEENAGE GIRL WANTS BABY- iuting Jed PE 02385. ph service fl P inakes of of automatic ‘washers, Se yrs. FILED . *|Maney Leach 10 Bagley 8t. BEACH CLEANING a's y imino BLOOMPTELD —_ —Walls and ERS. asonable. ‘T FACTORY MOW sha: Also misc. tools, _244 Cottage. FE : ELECTRIC MOTOR RE- BPE ate 5 43061. PLASTERING—NEW OR REPAIR .|_ Work Guaranteed. FE 5-0394 GENE’S, HEATING SERVICE. remees on ~sold, ~KLINGLER'S LAWN MOWER SHOP | gains. Engine Repair, Savage WN MOWERS GROUND & RE- Ceomeg. Air cooled en re- paired. 65 = Lincoln ve, FE per. ves Vern Keller, i o 00 fg PLASTERING Dd. EM 3-0163 REPAIRS, TIONS, whe inets, eete, & finish work. 2-7326, TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- estimates, PE 2-6019. FE Lie. WE 6.2080 xy sb erO h ~ CARPENTERS ENTERS. ; “TL BONDED. @ Gabe Roth! = FHA)" terations. Drapes & tiey, EM 3-048 in my home. Ca Pe boule, NEB TRENCHING s, Water ling, Field tile. YARD Leo * LIGHT HAUL- ing, FE 5-406 resmnaiiag: Tailoring 16 AKING, TAILORING, AL- done Furniture Refinishing 16A ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY. VAR- bef removed from furniture, PE ahaa RATES ag Php a Hdl cae Smith |. ovin 4-4864 g, FE Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT Dong i trucks AILERS AND Pontiaé-Farm and _ Industrial Tractor Co: aa omg including. Sunday WITH LARGE OT LILY ver work heals ashes and Fubbish, “$4 load. 8-0145, ‘2 Painting & Decorating 20 1ST CLASS PAINTING, 20 YRS. xperi bie PE 6-2860. bed Pm dn ath A te tne ct ot err A-1 INTERIOR AND —— de q e tes, Senne free estima A-i PAINTING INTERIOR & Log Ez terior 10 a cent disc. for ca: Guaranteed Free est FE 4-0205, oa PAINTING WALLPAPER __steamt R ble FE 2-2116.. Mee Res SpE aoe, Per bea 28. & ve OR LAD’ DECORATOR. MPapering & mM painting. FE 8-0343. Ferree & PAPER HANGING. ent i ne 0 Tesh Hones Farabed 3) tee rairrv & p.m. rage. wet |* glee ob in, a des gy a Working — ne tO ee , en! ° ie, days, FB 65-6108; oH APT., ALL PVT. agen , & “2 w , #1672 or ches 6 ROOMS, ad a= | FOR RENT ENT FUR: NISHED HOUSE. 6 RMS. 3 BEDROOMS. BATH & — room, year’s lease, MArket — or year around oll heat, * not Setar "reali to. lake. 4030. Ma- Hsia rears sak Lake, FE ‘ LARGE FURN. HOUSE WEAR downtown Pontiac. . bed ~~ MODERN 3 3 ROOMB™S & BATH. 45 FOR COLORED — FURN _e reens Call FE 37320. ihe 3 LARGE the re COL. | Wanted to Rent 3 aaa Sed Vic. OF AU- ‘easonable rent. Wanted Real Estate 32A CASH IN 24 HOURS, RELIABLE party will ou, J old house oo W uron FE 62577 ee ferred as manager of new W. T. Grant Store at the new Miracle Mile Shopping Center, modern 3 or 4 bedroom wae TO BUY a RUN DOWN, burned out or condemned house to repair, anv location. Write Box #8, Royal Oak ichigan is best references available. TRAVELING MAN AND FAMILY would _—— a PA a ee FE 42171 or FE 46820 ING AND APERHANGING ‘KX. ZB. Wilhite — a oh cat hee a AND PAPERHANGING W. Long, FE 41475. PAINTING ing — If your house is Gabe Se omuears a nee oe Reliable Pain’ Co. FE = = ~ PAINTING 1 PAPER HANGIN G LEANED 3-7061 PAFERHANGING — PAINTING— — Carpenter Rep. FE WALL WASHING, PAINTING. Pree . Hall Decorating WE HAVE. QUALIFIED B UYERS walting for commercial proper- ties. rms, & Acrenge. A phone mediate ROY KN AUF 26% W. Huron Bt. OA. area serra rental of og py bome in Lan . Exc. Rent Apts, Furnished 33 { PURN. APT. FOR EL- 1 FURN. APT. 1 BLE. General’ Hospital, Adults only. FE | ~ er near COL! 1 RM. WITH HAN, a 8. Parke. PE 2-719. i CARGE KITCHENETTE FOR Sis’ por w — & Ee ent., clean. PiMice 3 AM & BATE Wd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 900, 000.00 to purchase pb land contracts iter YOU NAME IT. WE'L PAINT IT. Interior & exterior decorating. Guar. to satisfy. FE 23-3507. __ Television Service 22 22 T. | a4 TY SERVICE MONROE ones. OR 3-104 & FE 4-1647 COPENHAVER'S RADIO TV co. 606 W. Huron. Might serv- _ FE +5607. i$ 5 oar a NIGH? TV SERVICE rE r 5-6390 f AKA GUARANTEED TY REPAIR. A} ANY MAKE FE 40736 NDON'S RADIO & TV 127 8. PAREE ST 1 4RM. <. wittt ig ke BATH. Wo: rking people FE 2-1673. w|i. ROOM KITCHENETTE, VERY nice, on Joslyn bus rE MAHAN REALTY Co. REAL TORS Open — 2 oo igo PARTLY FURN. BACHELOR APTS., LO- cated on Tasmania St. New) decorated. Pvt, bath & entr., FE 22-4579. — | SMALL sa FOR RENT, A tomatic gas heat, children’ we come. Inquire at 1698 Taylor Rd. Phone FE 4-5425. Rent Houses Unfurri. 36 2 BED! NR, FISHERS, GAS ROOM, heat, small but nice. FE 24376 5 ROOM HO CRESCENT LK. Estates. Detrott. TWinbrook 3-2321 r | 610 DESOTA, BETWEEN WEST Geld Loan and ia eee off Bast ; depos’ COVELY por Ss glass porch. Near TS Near Un “ Available ere ist. TOwnsend * $4153, Detroit cian ao aa T APT. OPENS __3-3002, LOVELY SMALL APT. PRIVA bath & 0 Ookla: arene CE 2 ROOM APT. preferred, will rent cheaper for ear old child, days. 23-7829. MODERN 3 ere HOME. ON. large lot. Drayton Plains area. $90 per. mo. OR 3-5140 ONE 3 BEDROOM & A 3 } BEDRM. lake front home, Wil) exchange rent for improvements for limited Sly Must have references, FE SMALL arr. PRIVATE BATH & Adults. 152. La! Sua. of 2. people. ADDY RENTAL UNITS Attractive pew duplex type untts. Rent Apts, :. Untufniched 34 ROOM APT. WITH STOVE refrig. 180 BE, Huron, Shirley Apts. 3 ng CLOSE IN, 330 35. Parke, 2-7198. 2 BEDROOM APT, PARTLY FURN. A §-5000. : 5 Bee | ve an __ $48 month. FE 4-225 erm, Nice location. Auburn. MUtusl 44755 "Res. EM ‘CLARKSTON AREA 3 family income, Corner ict. Faved street, ¢car garage. §2,- dn. CLAY AGENCY Tench like y new. Parly futnished, ‘, $170) (do Total — CLARKSTON Estate Must Liquidate — Lake Privileges. #0 $9800. Phos ng ergs 6.3108 rent. ated tiae on East Bivd. jn CALL PE ¢1033 SMALL GoURE PARTLY. Yok nished. Mod Rent Lake Cottages 36A . * ie BEDRM. LAKEFRONT COT- aon UPPER ON EUCLID. 1 Palace Trailer - toca = ex on Cedar Island Lake, $30 per wk. _EM __3-2418. 2 LAKE FRONT COTTAGES, FUR- nished, good beach Lewiston. _Michigan’ PE 81 FE 5-1325. ang August. On ynear Caseville. Call 2-2633. rate, MY IN A FLASH TREES Service 22A chin pi Jet es re’ bree ply Co., _ 17 W.- Lawrence. Us pholstering 23 —— UPHOLSTE: “Etc Coole —_ Rd, EM ~“THOMAS UPHOLSTERINO. 4 8. TELEGRAPH FE _5-0088 c= Plowing | AAA TOP SOT, BAND, GRAVEL. Pil dirt, also roto - tilling. bas Austin-} larvae eigen INSURAN' BILLS GETTING YOU DOWN? Do you insurance poor? Call = eaet Sa 18 SLIPCOVERS, DR spreads. s. Your mi aca | Fe Lost & Found 24 FOUND: 1 BOAT IN LITTLE le Lake. OR 3-228. AIR BROWN & NS GOLD in Kindy Lost: atl [ey pastes. For breed contracts, see Auv- ADDING MA- Expert work. and Office loam: A. Johnson 174 8 rele a . ele - WE 45533 2 RMS, erica 'O DRINKERS. After 3 p.m. S bar & Bua. 23 Prospect. ~3 ROOMS — CLEAN PRIVATE BATH ch to downto rE i” ¥e'3 wn. +2579 or ? RMB, ER. GEN PVT. __ent Wo drink 2 LARGE RMS., MIORLY FUR- _nished. Close in. FE 23-2181. 2 RMS. PVT. ENT, FRIO, FRONT Norton. apt. 232 2 LARGE NEAT ROOMS, is WN. "Pade FE FOR LAND CONTRACTS. _ J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy. OR 31355. oy 4 CONTRACT WANTED FOR IMME- i te, 44813. Ask for Me Shark. FE load- | Lost: BROWN & WHITE POX Terrier, male. FE 56-9185 LOST: 2 DRESSES MONDAY 2-4856. — in Simms Btore. OL Reward. — — WATCH ON AU- between Jessie & Parkburs Reward, 21732 __ after 5:00, LOST: CAT, BLACK FEMALE. Oakland Park, FE 2-9807. LOST YOUR PET? WANT TO gs one a home? FE 5&-0200. Animal Rescue League. : FEMALE BEAGLE. pow py eae 230 8. Parke. White and wn, extra stocky. Reward. iar +1738, ILE MALE & wea: rolled leather col- ‘ed He Answers name wae Coke. Call MAple INSURANCE ALL an seth, Deement eee ; iW. Lawrens on” Geener ‘Gass Lali. +4 oar — RODAG eM ONT. INSURANCE Believed Jost eNally's OF ALL ‘KINDS Walte's Pinder INSURED BY PHONE LOST: MAN'S WALLET, BAT. | Nicholie & Harger Co. Pia ea sce : 2.W._ Bee ___ FE oy Orchard Lake & Johnson. PE Hobbies & Supplies 24A NEW SCRABB) «| CETS, $3. PAINT by Dumber s $1.69 up. (frames to fit. 6 E. Lewrence FE 21414. _ Notices & Personals \25 - AEROTRED KNAPP SHOES Herman IN DEBT? IF SO, LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind Restore Credit RE NOT A A “MICHIGAN CREDIT LS L.T L- Templeton, Re: Rea MORTGAGES GOOD PROPERTIES % A _ Wanted Real Estate 32A 3 ROO EO TORI, EVERY. ag Et] Inquire 2 Au burn, rear office. y_§7 ‘ "GLORIA APTS. asonal rent. -OR AT 8Q. LAKE, 3 RMS. & BATH. ; not ratty beach, ‘sleeps 4. FE +336 ADULTS. CASS LAKE. 4 ROOMS. $100 mo, FE 56-0377. t b yearly lease. MY De 1 or MY 2 BDRM. FURNISHED COTTAGE J BEDRM COTTs COTTAGE FOR JULY aw Bay 3 ROOMS WITH TV ON SQUARE Lk. or, Lake Orion, summer 5 areas » Seavensl ROUND OR Sas Sey CASS LAKE. =" & Es RM. APTS. . Year round season: i Boots. PE 5-3169. nee lake cottage, near 5-2707. Cc fs) OL, CLEAN, COMPLETELY Pon- OR 38030 MODERN PURN. LAKEFRONT tage. $30 week or for season. MAple 5-7086 MODERN COTTAGES. LAKE CITY “ooh Exe. fo Ider! ani uiet. r elderly le Reas. FE 5-2536, J vileges. Murphy phy bed, wilities fur. lis HOLLYWOOD APTS. J) ca al come. 194 Go we! &t., corner of Whittemore, = 7 ROOMS & BATH, CLEAN, LAKE KITCHENETTE. UTIL. furn, Pvt. ent. 83 Norton. FE 5-6TTT, ROOMS, PRIVATE ‘E BA Bari Te EN. zn.|° trance, utilities; or baby 806 wel 6 Welcome. 610. weekly. OUR SLEEVES ARE ROLLED UP! And we are geared for AO. ON! The 4 Tush is - Call us NOW! Edw. M: Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw 8t. FE 6-6 Open ev BUY, SELL OR TRADE GEORGE BLAIR REAL ESTATE $ CASH $ BUYERS WAITING YOU L. NO Sak SER . CALL ion Me 4 NO ANSWER, Leslie R. Middleton FTE BUY OR SE wm 3 & 4 ROOM APTS. 449 ORCHARD Lk/,Rd., heat included, ® mo. Cail PE 6-6352. veel 3 s & PVT’ BATH & ENTR. Very clean, 36 Center. 2 ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, welcome, $14, week, FE , ROOMS BATH, PARTIALLY uburn, Fie 4-0634. ry 7 Rooms. eECOND FLOOR. |- Close _in, PE 2-0663 or FE 2-7734, ™90 Oakland Nr. Huron Cour RICH pS 8.|MOTEL CABINS ON PON™IAC Lake. Sandy beach, good —> clean, geen $45 = eoee. Ré Cabin Bay, OR 3-0389. room, | __ soRTLGS BY WE Ga NICE COTTAGE - BY ler 92-2044. month. Summer rates. Fa from semi private pena. rE SUMMER COTTAGE FOR RENT. _ Children welcome. OR 3-416), WALLED LA’ MODERN CONV. Pvt. beach, . Reas. MAr ket 42293. 2 or 3 bedroom, safe beach, week or lower rate to Labor day. Highland Rd, C. Schuett, Realtor 10 Miles West of Pontiac WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT COT- boats, nice sandy beach; : 3 6-847. WHITE LAKE - Purnished § exce linen at $66 Phone EM ar Oy stop at 7400 1 OR 2 GENTLEMEN. large front room, 261 ne ry For Rent Rooms 37 BUS stop. PVT. | ENT oe Qonina. iow Huron, FE ROOM, son. FE 4-437. tchen & aa ve., ite Bt. Apt. 6, pave. 1 2:30 TE ENTR. not_water & beat. FE 4-2780. ene a FLOOR, close to bus & Tel-Huron, FE 32-0651. LARGE CLEAN ROOM FOR GEN- tleman, pati entrance, 945 Nel- ANCE, AUTO. KITCHEN & NICHOLIE | § SYLVAN VILLAGE Built in '36 — soceliens 3 bedroom home with mas cf ementearege, nice” "i basen: ce +g tered wale 9 eas heat, ory begins a & school. Immediate posses- ‘h, oll furnace. Double Tool shed .“p lot er. 183. Would like $2,000 down. le re oe Jn ie ry ie ear eats ssion, Asking $1,700 2. INCOME — off Baldwin Ave. § & up. Full basement. - Priced 90,950 with $1,000 down, = DOWN Newer 4% room, Oak fi plastered walls, comb ctorm 1 acre im- medi i, rooms NICHOLIE & HARGER CO, 33: *W«. Huron St. FE 6-81 Open __ Evenings a “BUD" Oakwood Manor , NICHOLI._ . Mr, Roi J Dorothy Sn sone ‘aleiter “ORDINARY Ranch —_— a ft, of woes, J mk bofboed sas estab- ih Ht CE ae we ota conc te ges wow | tea ae ant wah H. P. HOLMES, yas 2531 S. Lapeer Rd. Gay, exciting. 3 bedroom brick | Gas ranche HOME AND 5 ACRES. REALTOR « = hooey Bt. FE 54-1201 Allen, FE 23-3370 HOYT “for that personal interest’ pacha ee DRIVE—5 apa living room double garage. Idea) oe = roo Loot cos | ogg hoes ‘ore m - ¥ room with Jace, eo 121 led den overlooking e lot 100° x 266’. Terms. 5 | for action for courtesy HOYT REALTY 2-98040 254 8. TELEGRAPH RD, POR GIRL. laundry privs. 87 Fairgrove, FE §-8087. Garage availatle 26 Monroe Bt. : P ra Es Bont Bulg, Gates : 7 ROOMS) CLEAN” OTiLivins ° SLEEPING ROOM, _ paid. Cad, welcom 2-608 TUlse 3-000 4 Ww, oi _Ll ADIA APTS. . SLEEPING Roous AVA ABLE. Ry ace Mg A pe a : ae m |F Rooms. aDUNtE. a * chiidren armitted | ee eC cok 18 FoR i bined % "ENT. Rooms With Board 38 MS ee Bat Poe ENT NEWL 3/BOARD AND RM. ON LAKE. 3 @ BATH PVT. ms) N at. a rooms snd oe all front, men_prefe ineway ot. LK. Orion. | jocated close to gown . TRA GLFAN — ROBE STY STYLE | ROOM AND BATH DOWNSTAIRS iatthews oo ous, tor eoupls OF nee, M. Stout, Realtor MIDDLEAGED MAN , SOBER 1 OR 3.1308. By the weet | 7 Saginaw §-8168 | Room and board with garage pre- or Wy the month. * ones Evenings “ti 6:30 ferred. Box 2, = Engabets Lake, sompletey Del-Rio Apts. ___. Hotel Rooms _—_—-39 odate 4 . Washer, 3 rms. & bath, stove, : H EL A BURIN parking, $20 west, TE ‘ilee __furn_ Couple with baby we: ahd yy ald Aa wr after 5, FE 46203. FLAT 4 RMS. & BATH ON Alse Lor poe Ae wonton 3 ROOMS, FRONT, MODERN. ‘ LE Sain ration : 53 Park beat.| fer turn, PE $2006. CLEAN FOR COLORED PEOPLE ONLY. NICE APT WitH | GARAGE, ; ivan Lake pi A OR '3-7466. Wen ROOM APTS. UNFURN- Wshed, 1 available now, other July ist 41081, TAREE ROOM MODERN APART. DOWNTOWN at. Con pane oe a ; Ez. FOR CASH IN A HURRY, sell. things Toom Tame win, te age ft Rea Heat avalladie. Roy Annett Inc. through . Classified Ads. , Partridge RANCH HOME $1,400 DOWN owe: — ee tock bh sultable fi pastnensee Juss $2,450 a. ——— ‘|'WARD E. PARTRIDGE __Rent "Rent Office | Sears ai 41 5 bed- Tick ranch home dedgerock fire e = ra. die location, thrilling home ‘te own with po Z: apace ‘fa for the growing family. 23-1941 neve cleat St can ity e rhate = wer Located within ?© feet <. = ~ Geers, wan oe i rooms and bath on ist floor: ¢ rooms bath on with = trance. 1 Large corner street, Only $3,500 down. ear, heated ond red r ?, lot. * tom B ’ Lake, 1 binck from wins | Sepsasen| carpeiag rented on year's lease, 1643 drapes, ceramic tile bath, eddi- eton St Keego . FE t ‘built-in Hi- A bree fed oie OT ta e, iJ circa, fare boee Kk retake ao on aT i37 ner. eluxe home for finer living. — at only $24,700, do W. Ano cones last —— & yourself a favor look today. call PE on eho son Bt, please Cherokee Hills “ROCHESTER 2 Bedroom Brick Rancher, al] | Small — bedrooms on . with sttached ge- onl barn, - o| rage, fenced rear yee — & garage. fruit trees & as room a . $3900 down, better ENches ye solid birch eup- ay. beash a angle ce men | CRANK SHEPARD forced hot ter beat, ie | OL 1-7512 2980 Tienken Rd. : FOR COLORED 6 RMS, 9500 DN. porch. outdoo: ‘rll “Excellent "Ta satis or Pu olen i = condition at ss $18,200. 6 R MODERN of will take late Summer oy = e—5 Lots Met _ 3 veyed mee sine a Se sas pees frontage with ex sia a ny, cena ai is AciilhcoeslsMstiindh ibosnior vss fee Seaningn' cds onsite way ceconeaa dae aaa at Cae : ‘ e aol lg Se a Ee a Te OP aeee Mane eae pen, Ae ie Wie ‘Watkins Wilson Real Estate. FE 2-0657 4 pron CRESCENT LAKE - pA Huron st. rm. modern bungalow with Phose FE $4441 Ere. Mt-6 — nacceeat, lake Site, 90000 by y Thru 3 rtridge _ 4 ’ . Hills __ 3B i Ranch Homes in this fine residential sub- division, Full tile baths, full basement, plastered) walls, select oak floors, along with the advantage of paved streets, sidewalks and solid concrete drive ways, ; Highly restricted with a surroun Dut ding area of fine subdivisions, 1 can live in the leisere of odburbon living —_ pa a few minutes from employment and shopping. | Homes Priced From - $15,000 - $16,000 AVAILABLE TO VETERANS - $850.00 Down . ond ET a i -8 P.M. : Bak ab to Wat- brook and yp Fg 7 KENNEDY sor W, Mure TOR TE 410 Feet es Teeny Be Ee os, ea . FOR COLORED _ HEAT— 9500 . JIM WRIGHT. AVE t found _ BRICK BUNOA beret in. This, beauttfel Gus, of te, cutest two bed Gon located in” Drayton gE —— tile . Plains area with vestibule | . Bring room 16x22 ised wat, et Gera sfenibun | SiMe, "ame Reapece carport, priced 65.500. Vacant, | Aster. bedroom with dou: Snd bedroom 12x14, mod- we BOT aL TRADE fre chee ie shy ted DORRIS & SON REALTORS j “|152_W. Huron Phone FE Gites) St oar pemee, ale nas rr) “ahretl af sev- at eral fruit trees. Cash |. PHA - o Gon for ciher Lu : details and appointment. Established in 1016 AST OTEER poten | — 2 Bedroom mas ‘ ing Boe nba iares| Leslie R. Middleton . | BROKER 188 N. JOHNSON os ke privileges. Small | PE 6-712. PE 8-6003 __ Pind £, only $1,500 down tt 2 or 3 bearooma,” full bats: | De yours. '§ room bungalow, plas- r 4 »| tered . walls, oak rs, lovely Dedrms. Sereened| 12 = 18 living room, full size) knotty pine bedroom, 23 ft. liv- Bos tte ice bon ig : fore attic, oak, mee | Ont nest” aluminas vend , : ken AC heat, good 2 ' nd PONTIAC REALTY | fareer: thie bw mle otts |. Sing, partes. large nlely lane 131 Baldwin cava SOG) «5 BS. geed contin. 01.008, ments only 95 monthiy. See this NEAR We : ~ : Rave tha y to this vacant 4 Lay pool Oa home with. full INCOME bedroom ec. dandy 20 f.| ‘basemént, garage, corner. lot, Owner chance to| Dying, room, full dining room. | near bus and schools. See this do the same. 4 apartments and| eX Tull basement, Go| ome ; , ey , too, Only $7, 3 Sener s Seee sem fe ee a wn ____. | tome a Ess B acieneral at 96,950 EAST SIDE — Worth b room , full basemen oe Oar Sam. reeeee -—- while to fake © look ot tes garees. gence a o~ price “¢1l.000 ‘with "9h.000 {, room, & dath home, closed | at’ s10/000 with $2.800 png in porch, ent, fruit, trees, ok éowa * . - berries & spot, pa’ . Se = , LAKEFRONT street, Only $1,500 down. A ey ith Ge upper two betroom|APARTMENT HOUSE ® BUSI | Jim Williams Tour opportunity ‘to fve| sis. building “with a going |, REAL ESTATE & IN ANCE os jet th e| business, an excellent 1218 Baldwin Ave. 7 otk. "si2,b90 ‘with 4i500| 08 Paved Hwy. Look. you can - —_——— gown. ou wil the glassed = Property for only $39,- : porch. on ¢@i terms, the | Estee) 7 _ RETIREMENT as Sh Stele O on = nd ar fas Re Saows — 4 pietere beck ; « Fiplenty and eat ‘aes pia, Ou) Shrubs for thls alttctive'mod-| FOR BETTER HOMES wa ree Brcogh rage ‘There's 5 fine niew oft; | DRAYTON PLAING bs one o ee largest 2 beet modern home !o- : lakes from enclosed — es py contd nd base- Humphries| feratr Le) Bbc ie e $21,500 terms, - sanso- with low down payment. Realtor Fee“, .. 4 Open Eves|A RARE SUY — FRONT I Too last. 3 alt OR Rat UcIg Teceog 9 ioral" weceke™ | evs, ORG Bolt: Steams ma e > + omgeenend ites from town, Guoty wih a ‘ e , ica . Owner will sac- fern NF car : jarage. tifice for only $4500 with $500 28 = es Could ‘not be duplicsied’ of this ou nown : , Gives you possession of this 5 bine room moderp h with home and a shee fneome, $| ment and oll furns ear Realtor _ After 7 Corner Williams Lake OR p.m. call OR 3-0449 road & -Multi-Lakes Fast Ket Inc. Realtor. AMPLE _ ak Bs ta AT AUBURN \HEIONTS, ; | Miokenena, Sree 2, agihem, 2 Hie a é Y * use \T. G:Trocke . 1648 Union Lake Rd. EM r 4 BEDROOM, FULL BASEMENT, i street, fenced yard, $1,000 Cass Lake pri . Possible 4 senvogioed down. PR 4200. 3 good lots in Keogo Harbor with Surage- 41180 ful price. FEC babes. -front on Loon. Lake, Beauti- room, full basement. Hieplace, grounds, 3 “eae ari Pose eas ie, ap-- - . =i “ 1 er i - —~ : ex OD) a, Soe x 4 . \ 4 . ‘ . ~} 2338" Orchsra — 433 PA | Templeton CA E Templeton, Realtor a Fs +4563 SAVE 2 Meiten "Sadun sinh at once ea : for K. After A a > Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge 0% Baldwin Av Open ies. ta Crescent Lake Privileges price, 300 down. medi- i tee he come geway “My. husband's not choosy as it's cooked well, served hot for it!” about his food either — so long and I make the money to pay For Sale Houses 43 =e . 2 car garage. Sale uses — Realty 2 baths. $37, 42548. For Sale Houses " 43 a om | Tinabet,, Laks, petvtioged. © 3% $1,000 DOWN COTTA » i price.| 3 bedrooms, 2 yrs. alum- sostee aiatapa ack can | Tenet, Gab Pe ete | eet corns, orem «i Sees. “Saiahetemaaet Veer around | Mee 6, See taeer asse| Lawson Real Estate oF 2 - u vn tae 1337 _E. Aubura. OL 1-1611 OL 1-173 ‘ privi- |@ rooms, 1% car fireplace, = $400 DOWN Sage ets raek| Parca = OE = ESS on pertes ooe ae Waterford, 1. year old brick & door, 1% car garage. LANE LOTS frame, FHA , $12,300 — cond. Lake On Commerce and Cooley Lakes. | $1000 down. Call pa We Rave opverel other homes that Soane recress* me |* Petrone. Sastabew-Walten seve, offer om the down ent. Lots reage alled Lake { ie, 1 j ares. hood." $3000 dots; $15 m FE AS PA NGUS, ealtor 5. COMMERCE RD. Ma custs| *** nae ae : Gries Lake trent. Yireptace, uy Thru Partridge ; room, sun ets heat, spa- 5 ° DORRIS cious . FE +26. List Thru Partridge | =e : “meat epuiievel ww hy ~ tage, | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE earage. P, _ ST es ment doen for Gunct tad "form ANDING $12,975 ease - + pearly ha a gear, pene | Sicu'*his Stk ‘agi einite| vais Seta, located witks “wit , ing * to downto oon wan ‘doe SSeS $e. re zontal location. $1000 ol AC hes -| J. & TAYLOR. REALTOR, 100) \-1 condition Throughout with gute tiful lot ey _OAKLAND AVENUE. $12,650 with $2,500 down. Imme- trees, fruit trees and , 00d | BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD STYLE pon wegen dl on downstairs F) % log heme Natural er. eaceagee apartment, WATER FRONT BUNGALOW Stan Sweet, at MY 2-281 from| grick — Located west suburban. The ideal lake home. entry | 7 * : 3 betscems gowe snd untied to nice recreation | Secluded Paradise Toanten "reems, gute. neat ond ‘est a nrg HN R 6 Acres water and car brick e. Deautiful living 24, ms. On ‘ Pull price $13,960 with : rooms comparable, nice -_ oh man, what a piace for bath with colored 8, yee e family—dandy + 4 ey A kins “Gudie o be sell $11,975, | basement and furnace. George R., I in a bo "K living ‘room, 12x13 f\. ain: LTOR 303 Belgwin | Ave. a +d “Gandy SD fT tne | FE bios or OR b4oes VeRy REASONABLE Penis bedrooms up. Excellent “soll and $950 DOWN: This beautiful - whet Some eoets, Lecge geste, ent) an atrestt 2 bea Lome Sousere Rho . fruit Seaneterved Only 02.500 dows end close te getealy & cool in pri on excellent Is le ; living room, utility & kitchen on 7 at eee *| Giroux-Franks| Sf my seroess sao GENERAL REAL ESTATE San, Cty tae COUNTRY HOME - 05 . 4305 Dizie Hwy. OR 3-070 A LIVING a fore ol tam eee eet NG ere so acemtartabic, tive- - MIDDLETON DOLLHOUSE | : Made to for living tn tee," ieme | SPECIALS! | Si tal sect Sithairtas shrubbery, gow! new $1,800 tor Sor gow wots or rag oat i a 3 Cap Shken ey west Dar Sq - 3 it is well Cenatrested and peat as RE a a ys pg AE terms or trade. tion. — effic kitchen, large 1ONO, ® | SALEOR TRADE | Sf eS Se Nicely 10 room in- po cturmece baths tectoding shower. Call today on one! rage, ive yard ofl feos a Fu price only $6950, : - A, JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S; Telegraph Rd. j FE 42533 \ ive by the Lake Se a ve “Benings after 6 call Mr. Jou,| ; 00 . Price is only $7500 with $1000 da. _ FISHERMAN 8 GILES- wea Bedro , Brick cig saree aooaaee, Be ka Inside the City we ne oe 16 = Re Oy ‘ L * me as low Lang ‘conirdets for sale = die af ats EJ. DUNLAP 3 BEDRM. BRICK HOME _ Full basement. $3,009 down, §75- - 91509 DOWN 2 bedroom home located on 85 ; aT lot. Fenced: Total price, $4,009 TOTAL PRICE 2 bvedrm. home located on acres. Will accept auto., truck or what have you as down payment. ment. $2000. Will accept terms. eee ee ae ae eC eS fartoo bat, 868 month. Of 33408. DOWN NOTHING starter AUBURN HEIGHTS &«& 103 = 211, Only $1,000 down. CUCKLER REALTY 28 N. FE +400) ~ 7-41 ree] ‘WALLED LAKE BS rooms, basement, — | MaPLE knotty pis West of Haggerty, Opes Rvetog room. Ras® as sheet. - /Open Sunday 2 to 7 rage. 2 lots with Cyclone | fence. Call for further tn- | mag Be og two baths, pio- : ‘ture windows, plaster, at- Income—$950 Down poreh, attractive win] Ci North Perry, ms | of cabinets. Near. stores, good rental section. 3 rms. / and new Lincoln Pisnt. So , will take gare | Oualy $16,850 or best offer with yun baboon’. substantial down payment, or will SS oe. take house trade. appointment to see. -R. IL WICKERSHAM. 1185 _West_Maple _MAyfair_ 64280 wTlLES REALTY co. 5 3 Sire ange living "7 ruin oO Serene On Lea SOrMs 804) OLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE semraat | ONE you ve come = pig Ye gh -U oo home, 2 car . Vel- Geet _ e get busy. —, : CRAWFORD AGENCY weg BHO | patavel feapines, AG ste fenced yard, trees, rubs & bene large rooms — Ideal for atone berteces ar a Ricely hy | - — Tet our ee — sere =| For] E. James $280 Cooley Lk. Rd. EM 3-911 OFF JOSLYN |*,.22% 92, BRROOM:, TEAR | eu Maes | Se ees ie tile Good Terms bath down and 2 up. Gas owner. 3-007. ¢ best garage seat # Sse fouking’ Wales Lane aac ores! ang oh Ee men rest. penis on 2a CASS y Bateman [% Roan. ELIZABETH LAKE. PVT. SEACH Fi price oto “Wa sont t KEnwood 45830 REALTORS 377_8, Telegraph ear pew Lincoln plant, Owner ( : I / Live by the Lake one S 2 lot, 2 car \ c—~ 90,000. buys frame bungalow pine costa to O's, 3 bed. = “Take Get me Somuetee | ee, oD ar say coe pag aan pe base: home. Hardwood floors, All large m 5 > i* fishing | CALL: POR ALL LAKE PROPER: Pitegts yc. HURON VALLEY scurre ‘taae onts, Mi? at Pontiac Lake na. . family ho me. an! _MU 46508 Pull aintig “Too “isrgs PARTLY FURWISRED oye mont auto, heat and hot ineladed.” On Sais, — thildrens 3" lols “abeu’sive «| LAKEFRONT COTTAGE B LARGE Ra. PE AP 2 : re ee A The main howe noe one t bedrms., basement with off s1a078 PULL, — ¢ tamity| - pest, & naiural fireplace. 2 ‘take- income excel businesa 2 car es plus boat house, . Lot 100x225 on Auburn ra. below: Bein on recreation ve., soned commercial. Ea sy . in bar. Every- terms, snd ‘will take @ house in| int, Priced st $28,009 on terms. ; _R. DSRILEY, B LS hn tat Io with | 50 Elizabeth Lake Ra. Spee : pardwoed on tt atic 4 Ot aT ar. land i convenient location, pity at emt ai ost sath e- Slee er ase ne "Bad tu logated Bear Longfellow TWOBEDROOM School, terms on one. Cinder block, stone trim, fully: 15,978 COUNTRY Est “Eat Ratamiageese | hes, Oa ae ake slaty ee RS Ss) CARL W, BIRD, Realtor Community N. re 4211 spree. PE $1384 TOT SACI iiaeoee 7 ; $900. Owner. OR 3-1486. ee ‘Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge _ PRivi- Strawberr OL 1-75 2900 Tienken Rd Hempstead HEATH food location MACEDAY GARDENS Corner lot i199 x — i —— fill AVON TOWNSHIP —— site for — ft, y waters “ 1D OVERLA AWN ce T= well located lote 69 x 193 canea elty Rd. ese for ail BUIL Siz lots 4 x . Emerson st. er, Good Elementary School. St. city ——— & sew- eastside $3,000 AVENUE jot 100 & 150 ft., section of new 120 -ft., black needed. ranch home 106 on Pad ees water, near new DERS 130 ft. each on For Sale Acreage 47 6's ACRES AND aur and dry with with feet Edw. M. St AAR STARTER HOME mile excellent view Only out, Realtor ee. "UL 8:30 tout. Realtor FE §-8165 ‘LAPEER idgeway ro mage TON pe com North of mile fond stipnage nA rare, op reuniy| Onby $84,008, tern orme ae W atson, Realtor MW, Pith Rochester COU N TY Rochester 2ai| |) List Thru coremige yee — going business Patch-— WATER, $700 FRANK SHEPARD - “Money to Loan _ 33 ~TBuckner: "Customers Vie REALTY. ~~ Buy Thru Partridge from Detroit. Call eve- "DRIVE- IN Pe Lake area ee 3 4.2% seaee owner's ‘STATEWIDE CHARLES, REAL’ Rent hn Service of Pontise ______ PE 4-0621 1711 8B. Tel TO BUY, To gett REALTOR PARTRIDGE THE aise eSTAURANT RANT FOR SALE POLLY LY Sitnoen “u toate and 8 uae oD Pesteusnat fe Avon wad Dag "teed rm Rd., » # in os. Adams Ra “East. oCame ICE CREAM 8) on ae Se STORE ora ae BEER 6 cense & li quarters 4 bed- Tooms, all & the building. og pos are in fam- ae R, Troy. MUlberry” GOING OUT OF ‘OLE- onde or WINE LI- S0siNEaS. EN: tire inventory & fixtures, 20 years pole en i! $45 month rent. anaes Paint Lineleum. FE 70. Good Money Makers s wee tal a Resort area. Year around business $12 - 000 down includes Sasteoss, in- ventory & Fr Y livi quarters. Beer wine. Well traveled’ way. Rea) Estate, business, & entory. All Tit te: GROCER tote eros. acres with lake priv. Beer & °wine. Inventory of $12,000 in- oe in down payment of $15,- Good location. Ex. Good : poses. Total Pee “4 500, with HURON VALLEY acre ee MU tins? “LET’S TALK ‘BUSINESS” RESORT MAIN HWY. wm GAUNDERETTE smal down MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SER HARDWARE AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES almost ied potential B only the inventory and youre ta besmnens, oot | Reasousbie legse on modern brick WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES THRUOUT MII 1050 W. HURON ST OPEN EVE ~ Buy Thro Partri List Thru P. idee ove ee 7 “SIRE oN EWY - Happy, olka end kind- bers where, coureey thd (Eng, ! es She ior ees ‘ ppiness by a for company =, ia oat comed, and your Sotrenne’ is oS Up to 24 months ‘BUCKNER FINANCE CO. : FLOOR NATIONAL SEHOLD GOODs Ph. Rochester, OL 6-0T11 OL 1-8791 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500 AUTOS Lr HOU LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO." (Provident ene) wx 2.9248 7 W. Lawrence 8t. re friendly 5-8121 or visit us st our office. HOME & AUTO: ? Quick Cash Our and helpfu LOAN CO.. TN. Perry st (Corner Pike) “4 Ww. LOANS Pax TO $500 LIVINGSTON: canoe Si. GE T CASH QUIEKLY moP to $500 nitare. __ Hepatures and other se- ‘Oakland Loan Company 302 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. FE 2-9206 ___Mortgage Loans 54 LO ANS—$600 to $1, 500 any purpose Ld 2 BEDROOM HOME WITH LAKE press Por sale or st 2 io late model car. FE 5-7 3 HP. GARDEN TRACTOR, power mower, is tractor or sell 6-3223. trade iy. = FE +1338 _ Summer spinning Wheel. 4et of: *y by Pee \. store sri. sheif.© ma, giass, 5 cond Hop rear tron stone baby | re 26n. | mahogany Dun : lent cond $95. — after 4 o'clock, 3144 Willett | O12 Felt Base pense $3.95 § LINOLEUM. 1 BONNY MaID VINY:. te 4% Fr W all Tile "28c ia 2 on “AIR CONDITIONER SALE 's MP Dehumidifier . 2.75) Be Q $1.95) Good: cond. $60. OR 3-4540. sie. -} NORGE 1 ELEC. DRYER 8 60 * ppan nge .. se ae or, feen washer sis 2. a! i se $959.96 Kel i tor a Ue | ur TO TWO YEARS AY WAYNE GABERTS 121 N. Saginaw FE 56-6189 N | Discov WORKING POWER TOOLS. 2063, before 2. 61 be It Yourself BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER, ane Equipment 61A Sale Musical Goods POLL LAA AL AL LOLA aa 120 BASS PIAN ace chan he ot sa = cant a an Goop ADE AL’ RENTAL OR PAYMENT EDWARD'S 18 8. SAGINAW PLAN ~ iow fan et ene = pape sold a Sy sgn Auction. 1 Denn INSIDE FLOWER _tic table. PE 93-1104 JET WATER h PUMPS 000 4 $08.0. A. isc. 45" 4 HARNESS LECLERC LOOM, ‘Want Ad “ame” . FE 86-9157. Dot PLUMBING SUPPLY inf Saginaw FE 5-2100 ® cv. ' ( FE. GooD cond. 610 gal. electric water heater, 25 gal. water tank. FE 8-156]. Will sell cheap! 10X11 BARCO COMMERCIAL overhead doors, $150 a piece. Dév- Pout ton fio jack's Cat be {3 &, a, Mondays, 3 npson, 80 Perry. KITCHEN eT SINK BEAU. tif.l famous aoenes town 6° m e:, $180.06 value, $134.96, suightly PIANO 7 TONINO. 130 Oscar ANCE. NO. BENCH, OL 6-05 PIANO ‘TONING Lica eB & 3. CALL BEFORE ue S coe a TE SLACK DIRT, 3 BUSHELS FOR #1, ‘* delivered. Fe ea3ea 8-3282. Bulldozing SAND OR CLAY we tatives dale S Fern. Be aaa 7 Days Finest Selvarteet soll at Yale & Stanley or pacnaves 31806. 2 to 6 ¥ds. haul- LOADING 72 me Sty = Sungneah ont POaDING ct as ms DAILY, end of Filde Frenklin Ra: FE 8-1355. Pond Gon FARM TOP sOIL, 6 YDS. for $10 delivered. FE 4-588. vs GRAVEL & ra TOP 2 dirt. $2 a yard, m de- _livered. FE 5-526. WELL i‘ 6130 Dizie Hwy, WANTED: DUMP er to move 3000 ya black dirt & mix, os basis Stor moving. ing MI ein’ EM 3-465 Plants, Trees, Shrubs ‘68 LAROR, UTIFUL 184 St. FE 23471. For Sale Pets 69 PPAAPLAA PALA ALAAARAAARAALS -YR Reg, ith er TANY 6GPANIEL. 7 tin aE MALE PUPPiEs, TROMBONE, NEWLY RECOND. Call Maple 87 & 7503, marred. Also several 42" & 64° models at terrific values. Michi. | esl Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Lk LOGAN METAL LATHE. DRILL ress. Arbor Press, like new. ¥_ 32-3701. : LATE 1956 MODEL FRIG.. %-TON _after 5 call MA 43607. 6: GAL. 1 GAL. HOT WATER HEATER. Never been used, converting to __§84. $118, MAyfair 6-5488. $62 GAL. ELEC, HEATER . 30 Gal. Auto, Gas Heater .. 4 oo4.0s Cab. sinks & fittings . 7850.50 Laundry SS stand faucets $23.88 PLUMBING 192 South Saginaw 8t. 220 OTL TANK AND FITTINGS for sale real reasonable. FE 4-2152 after § p.m _ 239 GAL, OIL TANK. WHILE they last—€2240. Free delivery 5 oa. 38 en Lake Ra. at coe E t Kem-tone -—- — Bros fiat ands Lusteri inte, Gakiand Fuel Oe or and Paint _cherd Lake Ave. FE §-6150. ' Lk. Rd. 2nd of Walnut Lk. Rd. fore 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. } al fo dark, Anytime _& ADMIRAL COMB. 17 IN. TV, £ 4. . Good buy for He XK TRAILER; Witt HOLD BOAT or luggage New, never . used Come have « look. Bert Monroe, 95-5. Roselawr ae LUMINUM GARAGE DOOR, 728, 15, EM 3-6245. ANCHOR FENCES FLOOR 8H RECESSED, lavatories, coin- sai on showers, $ “Fluorescent, 393 3. No m Mah FHA approved. aEE FREE E . FE 5-7471. window air conditioner. Operate eh oy volts, Call sag 1-1623 after “LUM BER BARGAINS Used and New P28 ime eee « Oe ft 2x4 shorts .. be 2x8; 2x10; ‘gxi2: 3219 all lengths, bargain priced weed toilets, sinks, pipe, steel (Field tile and ty Weather-etr!) windows $12.95 Redimiz concrete & wm $1.15 Cede. fence posts nc & up (Rolling door hardware... 3 = omens tne of vcaints a PHA term estimates FREE SURPLUS LUMBER & Blaylock COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. $1 Orchard Leake Ave. FE 37101 QALVANIZED OPE MATERIAL SALES Co./“® NATIONAL CA6H - Gon cond. Will sell USED, REBUILT ia MA- shine, also rebuilt typewriter, EM Sale Store Equipment 64 GROCER ema _MA ait or ary $28 ~ Sale Sporting Goods 12 GAUGE ITHACA PUMP. WITH ides. choke, 306 Enfield. MY ; | 1986 “AQUA LUNG ee 2 stage regulator, ‘used twice. FE “wee _ IM. Os LUNos REW & USED. pre: air ot free instruc tions, 80. ‘Parkhu FE 53608. ICKETS, Cane o GET YOUR share of fish, with the @: bA BAROAING, % ON | 3240 Mighiand Rd. (M58) OR 3-7092| cricket. $1.50 per hundred, pa ebinet hardware, locks, | <>/tghiand Rd, (M58) OR _3-1092 ‘: ai iding,_ Goer ka, hand tools, | LIONEL & AMERICAN chen: —vee es ete. Call ua for estimates on LARGE NT. Aluminum Siding. Alum. & Fiber- FLYER TRAINS porch. Also Hubbard aium trail- las awnings ‘Alam. scfeen toom Authorized factory service er. Le 42034. : Sore 4. Youn : én. factory analyser — caddy cart. birch & steel Ko mon y | TASKER'S 63 W. HURON sT Fetal with bag 6 ‘mes, “900 fe nester Ra. | MURPHY BED IDEAL FOR eae FAC | {Mall bunting cabin or lake cot- Oper a wc fon aerial a ] i we, rt-She @ GATE PA SYOTEM AND 3 | Sturatic acid ...7-077 ewe Gal, | 8. te FE 23-4700. tbe! Br ce ee Sa oP oe ws Leach, = a) a joat ..... 2:05 | | ey. 25%, DISCOUNT © Cal. Reef Coating ......... 6.00/ Tonts_oSale or Rent r | Bags < - Steves Joe's A N gurus Fe FE 20022 _Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 WINTER PIANO, LIKE NEW, 0475. Sale Office Equipment 63 ESE PUPPY A older male, FE 8-1800. Parakeets Guar. to Talk 10-4 BLACK DIRT. TOP soln. | _Fill_sand & gravel FE 3.3489, “ie Aor TONE Pui, band, Gravel ve Even Humphrey — FE 2- Sage ‘wr ah, Pe a ae CANA : Olies. 183: Sanderson. 2-7727. ‘PART COCKER PUPs FOR SALE, $5. PE 40353 AWN Woodward Ave. (Just N. = " * Mi Birmingham). Phone TYPE POWER MOWER, _FE 5-0934. _ RUSS” NEW & Ou “SIERRA. | 4 Dizie Hwy. Drayton LIGHT DOZING SAND & Fe hE gad C.Cummings FE 3-5421 u Boyce FE 2-5925 etoratdl— Ceaah tsanveret. OE 86042, FE Seem mel TOR SOIL, BLACK DIRT & & -' be LA oy sc oo grave oe SOtL. OIL, BLACK DIRT. PH. “de 3-617 "ie BE ND ipe = drain ti sewer ll ad - 2 plaster cement — mortar—cedar pa - Posts, Buy FHA § yrs. to “Paul St. Cyr |, Lumber Co. 6120 Bogie Lake Rd. EM 32731 We Deliver ._ 4250 A-l TOP oT BLACK DIRT ains, Mich x, TE ae CORTE, COTTER | a ee er cerpw r ft. ; | 4-1 TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT. PH. igs ‘Copper pipe. a hes: A-l TOP SOIL. BLACK DIRT. PE. Fo. EGrOn—pttes le cay weak. | i BOLLDORING VE O0NT > * wea - er. 2678 Orch Lake Ra, : FL 5-€377 SA E A-1 TOP SOIL. SAND, GRAVEL & 5 _fil, FE $-7950-Fm 41303. eS 3 _grave ¥ A r| Sand oe sOIL. BLA fifl, sand & gravel. Delivered 7 days. Freer Biack dirt sand, Bul L} P Food nace wert Otiad Ae 1908) Pood ¥ ; Ave. E PEKING a . ere wee fi. RD EM sass RED Swen A i Fi ~~ tp eine hey pee Saree THE PONTIAC PRESS, _WEDNESD. AY, JUNE. 10, 1081 - ee é eS : : ‘ SORTS GES : 2 TIVA _ ers we oo Grteattiien Nal ‘ OXFOR TRAILER Hutchinson’s Annual June Discount Sale 45 to select from at Bok Hutchinson as ;| Mobile Homes Sales, Inc. Ra 601 Dixie Highwi Trailer 0 6. TRAILER EXCHANGE FOR QUALITY MOBILE HOMES models 10 wides _ ‘Trades Welcome BOTTLE GAS F PARTS & & SUPPL LIES 8. Gees Eres site on Fe WE See Ane me For Sale Housetrallers 78) LEADING BRANDS Wolverine = Whirlwin Harrington Boat Works 422 _ 8. TELEGR. Grehesd Lake, ane “ANDERSON “HARDware wides | 4182 8. S 1OPEN'S FE 54-9962 . N SUNDAYS aa ECEIVED a oe new mode) *\selencion boats week. Also have some sie Hwy. way pilus tax. Ferry Service, Inc. 32-1254. - LEAVING SATURDAY AM FOR W. drive, FE 8-297 $15 ror J JUNK CARS, FREE TOW- ing. MY 2-540. Bud Shelton Motor Salce Pays dollar on late models. Cor, A & E. Blvd. FE 46728 Always Re Ready to Buy giructs. | 'BAGLEY PAUTO PARTS PE 56-0219 fore BAGLEY YOUR CAR 208 Re INC. at (U8. Fad B'ham. CASH Mog comet 200 DIXIE HWY rE rE or "OR PARTS KAISER HYDRA 82, FE 2-187, OR 3-782. ~ WANTED: SCRAP CARS OR 34611 SERVICE ON vidson ste Har Co. 372 Bout GIRL's SCHWINN Toro- touring eyele. OL 14\ae. after ( = & SON T cRS, WADE TO OR- der . PE 44277, 1% 8. eS ws! BOATS : Large Selection :. SLAYBAUGH’S 30_ Oakland FE 8-453 TROJAN Ca- uipped, phone bin crui te cruiser, _PE 21198. ly oe Boat Buyers We are going ‘out of business here Get Our Deal ae Before You Buy |"# anit Pale t SERVICN wooded |__ de BOAT COVER, ALL SIZms. Es 4 2-0022 OTC ~ |563_ 8, Woodwi me rr os, FE | Cal Fg 3-001 me _work. EM 98718. iis@ FORD PANEL VS. tite < pore M & M Motor Sales 4 on inte =e Re ~~ HIGH $$$ PAID yds A OUT OF STATE DEA GLENN’S MOTOR SALES 8. Saginaw Bt. PE 47371 “THE HIGH DOLLAR > Por high grade used cars. We it will pay you well, Hey. H. J. vel WELT TOP CASH ; Ste YOUR CAR. Saginaw Used Truck Parts 89A USED TRUCK PARTS ALL MAKES AXD MODELS HEIGHTS MOTOR a 180 CREY. PICKUP, A-1 SHAPE, $350, FE 5-266 Good oe aggerty, at peat ‘a 2 DODGE GE DUMP TRUCK. #678. . woo uy $765 North Chevrolet’ Co: 66 FORD, F-1 PICKUP. & FT. box 8-426. Craft; American & Gremman’ & og Town Cances. WE DE—TERMS AVAILABLE & eet 54 PE 2-8033 ~ BOaT es ¢. Call after consin 3 h.p engine. MA coent| JOHNSON MOTORS + the Ses Sorice good condition Can see at Pon- tac Yacht Club. Collier —- FE evens A Li ‘LOMINUM 1 BOATS & ‘ . boat ft engineere: Ln on arent a § t& ‘ighe ‘weight, ore LOAD OF | fais tinued models at greatly codeasd tices. Howard Loomis, 10656 ME cemapertation Offered 87 FLY ENGINE 41 amntinte - TO tax. Hawai! only feone extra —_ for 2, share expenses & belp bb Ad GOING NORTH FART __ Wanted Used Cars 88; Shop it. eens bear it teers Gor See dollars. need them. Drive the extra miles 4540 Dizie Economy Cars, 22 Auburn, off 2635 Auburn Ave. rE 4-6632 ___For Sale Trucks 90 1950 CHEV. PANEL TRUCK GOOD . OR 3-507. | aa er CHEVROLET, | DIO AND payments of S11 8 month Cal TRUCK. yy 8 between 6 & 8 ODGE TRUCK 6 YD. box, highest bid takes it. 14 Mi end pit. FE qe BOOT yn ais wou —e 76 | © Pes cap. For information call _ PE .6-9219 -| "66 Bulek special +dr. hard As | SS pontine ‘ete: “dr; Hyd. = 1000 g. Woodward Ave. Birmingham PICKUP TRUCK FOR SALE % E. |WILSON GMC New & Used Trucks Oakland at Cass FE 5-9485 ‘” BUICK, or take ter tee few Red WW. on 1 owner. be pyee Suburban Mtrs. Olds Dealer For Sele Cart 5d : on Call afte or 3. ‘$e ~ clean, r a i990 BUICK HARDTOP. 4 DOOR. as Py oe je eno] R& A. cas . Birmingham Es Dodge _____ For Sale Cars - on pac A Por Sale Cars x) SUMMER CLEARANCE Motor Sales et Ana - Pl mouth one MAple 5-5141 32_ 5S. MAIN .|FoRD rrcxop a0 1 TON. Clean throughout. FE. SS Beas eae” Seat aap were, pe Orion on Scare Sales vedere ere D. oss FORD & MERCURY DEMOS. FOR er © 1087 by NEA Bervine, tne. “‘Come-see my desk! The top is the color on my left hand, the drawers are the color’on my right hand, and the trim is =) color on my right elbow!"’ For Sale Cars om ‘1955 CHEVROLET 2- DOOR sz- dan, radio, heater, beautiful dark blue paint. Special teday a! only North Chev rolet Co. 1000 g. Woodward Ave. gham Birmingham Clean Cars Financing Our Specialty New Location 1986 FORD WAGON ........ 91495 ® pass. i 1955 MERCURY WAGON | $1585 : ® pass. {| 1988 FORD WAGON ........ $1308 1958 FORD CONVERTIBLE . $1595 Pull Power 15 FORD CONVERTIBLE . 81 1965 LINCOLY CONVERTIBLE Pull power, Low mileage 1935 LINCOLN 4 OR. . Full power. a beauty. 1968 BUICK 4 DR. ........ $166 Hardtop, Sharp. 1988 FORD V-8 ............ $1005 19% MERCURY MONTEREY 41195 4 Dr. R & H. 15 MERCURY MONTCLAIR $154 Hardtop, Power steering & brakes. 1966 OLDS cece. $3298 ee, maaeys. ' Buper . Low mm 1952 PONTIAC HARDTOP - § 500)" Lew mileage 19 PLYMOUTH .......... 9 1982 DODGE ............... 8.40 194 PACKARD ce $1088 Hardtop, like new. 1984 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL +1506 Hardtop. Full power. 184 FORD - 6s v4 ‘har. Sharp 954 PONT. ee CAT. $1006 ives steering & power brakes. 1964 LINCOLN HARDTOP . $1486 Capri, Full power 1983 BUICK . 9 795 V-S 4 dr. A clean one. 1953 2 Dr. R & H. 193 FORD cos ’ Club Coupe. Overdrive, V-8 See Stan or John BOB FROST, INC. LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER WOODWARD, SOUTH OF MAPLE By-Pass A} AROUND MI 6-6004 MI 6-2200 OPEN "Th 2 PM.” 1853 CHEVY DELUXE _Clean. $405. FE ‘$1602, H. Riggins For Sele Cars - oO a tld Baler You Buy eee CPE. ‘s4 OLDS SUPER. R&E. aay extras. ‘62 : ‘bettie a4 DR. R&H. _Mydr. Exceptionally nice. A epomeaee trans. A real buy ‘sS OLDa $8 HOLIDAY COUP Loaded bere! ny ofuEns to sell, PRICED TO HOUGHTEN & & "SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCK DEALER $38 N. Main, Rochester, OL 1.9761 YOUR Foreign Car Dealer JAGUAR M, G. AUSTIN HEALY MORRIS MINOR AUSTIN Safe Buy Used Cars CENTRAL PONTIAC’S ONLY LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER CASS AT PIKE sTS. FE 43885 a = FORD nit . & 605 2drR & H. Ready to go./; 1953 CHEVY -. © 906 See at eae ‘Mjet black w with white side wall other =o. This one > ike new with low mileage. Ah pong Your old car as down North Y Chevrolet Co. —— 5. Woodward Avé. Birmingahm CHEVROLET, Tt00 ~MILES. Phone. eo. FE 56-4362 after | ae PONTIAC AUTO — BROKERS "$3 Ford cus. & @door ...... ‘63 Chev. Bel Air 2 Charles Boyer in “Backstage.” (4) Tonight, Charlie Applewhite, Jazz group, Coleman Hawkins, J. C. Higgenbotham, Cozy Cole. THURSDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations, (4) Today’s Farm Report. 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. _ 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today,| Record 1:45—(2) News. $:00—(2) Captain Kangareo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. 2 4 12:15—(9) Sports Film, 2:40—(9) Mary Morgan, 2: 3: For a Day. (9) Request Play-/ | No flapping, § wind- | broken —— on an Toi aes a z aoe aS The ree or Night. (7)! shingles are literally My Little Margie. (9) Howdy] pogr di nl $: reas Modern Romances. Sons Brett Sees 4:00—(2) ‘Susie. (4) Topper. (Dt are fire sale too—and ae of the Jungle. (9) Circle] beautiful in color and 4:30—(2) The _, end Ask for free Roof : — Room, ys “ an ae &:30—(4) Gene Autry. LOCKED ON Play to Win. (7) 12 o'clock Com-' ‘FOR GOOD ics. (9) Maygie Muggins. aes :00-—(2) Big Payott. (4) pasties Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon | Film Festival. 30—(2) Bob Cresby. silsanaphhaitt sili) Neuen ERT 80" 2 55—(9) News. | 00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen| 6:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club, (9)/ Dance Party. $:30—(7) The Little Rascals. $:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 8:56—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 9:00—(2) Garry Moore (4) Home. 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey, (7) Our 10:00—(4) Price Is Right. 10:30—{2) Strike It Rich. . w Truth or Co RCA COLOR TV Sale and Service SWEETS RADIO-TV nsequences, 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady, (4) Tic Tac Dough. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. | (4) It Could Be “You, -(7) Robin & Ricky. 11:45—(2) The Guiding Light. 11:55—(9) Billboard. THURSDAY AFTERNOON 9:45—(7). Sports News. 12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day (4) Building in Pontiac is lagging ing to Carl F. Alt, city building inspector. ko ®t Alt said the city was not alone in the decline, ‘Building is slow all over,” he said, “and at jeast we're doing better than some com- munities.” NOTABLE DROPS . He ‘pointed out building statis- Nat Hiken’s retreat from the! Phil Silvers “‘Bilko” show which he’ created, wrote, directed and pro-| duced means he'll slump from! $5,000 a week to $2,000 a week... Asked the difference between $5,000 and $2,000, Nat replied: ‘‘Taxes.” Tapping into Pontiac’s water system is going to cost area resi- dents $50 more as. city commis- sioners seek to make up past losses . Willman said the city lost $32,000 last roe stegge ecause the city’s ex- of installing services was ard than -“This will! way Ss us in line with southern pact Oektad Guanty communities,” he; The charge is for new homes tying into city mains, connecting equipment and water meters. Name New Captain MUSKEGON (AP)—Capt. Mor- Both Paralyzed, but Love Blooms in Wheelchairs SAN FRANCISCO # — Pretty, brown-eyed Janet Sawyer proudly displayed an engagement ring to- ~|day and clasped hands with her fiance, Dr. Thomas L. Heavern Jr., a medical school graduate— as ‘they sat side by side in wheel chairs. . Both are paralyzed from the waist down. * * * _Dr. Heayern, 24, was injured critically in’. a 1954 automobile accident at Covington, Ky. Janet, 21, is a polio victim. For four months, they rolled. through Central Park in wheel chairs and took in Broad- musicals. wwe just ‘kind of hit it off,” Janet said. * ® * “It will be a big wedding. That much I know. I've ela dreamed of a big wedding. But the date? That will have to. wait until Tom finishes his - intern- Building i Reported Lagging behind that of a year ago, accord-| rington Hills Subdivision. n Pontiac tics of several Michigan cities| which, he said, are usually a gauge in | progress. ishowed notable drops from year. Alt attributed the decrease eS PERMITs ISSUED i So far this month, permits = 33 new single-family homes rang. fag ta vules from $1008 be $1000, were issued. Twenty-two of these SUMMER One 8x10 Portrait in beautiful silk style finish [ip and Save] “p28 8 88¢ 5 Selection of proof Only one offer of any kind to « family. Children must be accompanied by parents. This Offer Expires JULY 17, 1957 . VARDEN STUDIO 2° E.,Lavzence Street ‘Phone FE 4-1701 Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily. Fri. Nights 7 to 9 : Closed Wed. Afternoons July and August t ' i ' | * will go up in the eastside Her-/—= “They have just about rin out of lots in that 400-let subdivi- | sien,” Alt said, The Board of Education was granted three permits for interior | expansion projects at three| HOUSE OF HI-FIDELITY Klipech — j. B. Lonsing — Altec — University — Viking—Lorenze’ CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS CO. 135 Globe 3. FE 5-3135 schools. Total projects total $39,- 430. -* * * The Waldron Hotel received a} permit to continue its a tion of its Pike street frontage. The permit showed total valuation | at $5,000. A new $20,000 Gulf gas station will soon go up at 584 N, East Bivd. A block warehouse and office) will:be constructed at 456 E. Ken-| The bulk of the rest of the per- mits were for many new home Silke ‘HIGH FIDE HEADQUART Wide Selection of Components Catalogue “Net” Prices Attractive Demonstration Room Expert Guidance — Complete Installation McCALLUM & DEAN 409 E. Maple, een MI 4-5230 4 BE e al | 3 Day TV Clearance Sale | On All Our New TV Sets on Our Floor. . RCA, ZENITH and _ SYLVANIA Models . . . Color / ot Black and | White Yes! Completely delivered, | ‘ taxes and license included ‘ and equipped with the list Of accessories below! _Completes Sales Tour _ lSabrebande al takeot fp Handouts to Kiddies th NEW YORK # — The French! The airliner’s sales demonstra-| DETROIT # — There'll be no Caravelle jet airliner has. ended/tion tour touched 17 cities in 11/more attracting the kids with lolly- “@ 15,000-mile transcontinental tour.| +.te, and the District of Colum-|pops for the 2,000 union barbers in The 500-mile-an-hour, — twin-jet/bia. The plane iwil return to/the Detroit-area, = FORTY-FOUR *__, : ..\.\. 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