. | Ts fe ON - = 4 sm i 1s gl i - | ie Nba ted ‘ : Le 5 iS + * > j e ~ = ; a be ne f 24 i : a : yi _ I f y . i J # fi tle = puemw pa Dg NORA acaba j th , its ‘ ee ¥ “ : , f ff f 7 ie fe es : 5 a0 l ae . 2 f kos t as . ; ORS F [ ? j / | ‘ j } rl f° 2. . magn © , = 0 ‘ . : : ’ . : . . - < A 9 are j Phe,Weather —_, ae ~ é 3 ae : ! 5 ae * j ; ; . Succn't ce . fs U.8. Weather Bareaa Forcasi . see 4 : : Fair and warmer. : : : : ; (Details on Page » : oe ‘ . : ——E— ES athe —_———— ore roo a es “Uvth, YEAR - kk ©, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TCESDAR, NE 2.195926 PAGES | UNITED PRESS INTERNAT! ASSOCIATED PRESS : : e . ' | _. ‘ Report 5-Month Production . Propane Tanker | Damage Runs Ponti Still Cli bi | lion Fonttac l imoing Blast Kills Nine Into Millions Pontiac continued, to lengthen its lead mobile 35,898 easily. Buick recorded 17,086, | : on second’ place in General Motors produc- and Cadillac had t 13.305. . in Penns Va After Downpour tion today as reports indicated that tthe ; x * , lel oo y nla Big Three auto makers have rolled out De Ee iad Cie ic cecunen S) d : a tiac lines moved 15.630 units to consumers . treets Made Rivers 700,000 more units this year than last. I tt fiv th decal. Ponting list r Motorists. Watch Truck B : . ‘ General Motors, Chrysler and Ford have lic ahilesiredeipilaalac”seuiaaaniia cian Burn as It Explodes,. uses, Cars Deluged, | 200,971 units for second place in the GM family. Olds follows with 188,534, then | Spews Flames Many Rescued produced almost 2!3 million cars in the first five months of this year, compared to : . wz ai | 1,800,000 for the same period last year Buick, with 123,198. Cadillac has built a Bl : a —— ‘ - 90 an 74,524 unity. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, CLEVELAND, Ohio (?\— e Bi ree made 495,902 cars this . 7 ater Cleveland's Sout] May ae 327,239 for last: year. For Pontiac, As in fourth place in production Pa. (P—A gasoline tanker . Greater ¢ levelar id's South ee ; for the Ave months. led by Chevrolet with truck exploded on a main Side mopped up today after the five month period, GM put out a 738,033: Ford with 638,227, and Plymouth cae flash floods that aused : ~.* . i : - 1 56,461, anc gels OuLn, : fax 4 actor asi iOOdS lat “ausec little more than half the total—1,325,260 ie eaters . highway in eastern Penn- ; we ae a: ig = - P . s io aT > ( =¥ f “)} compared to 1,045,241 for January as ~ * «& Sylvania today killing nine Gamage -senaie dy erun through May last year. ; Le . . : : | aie - DY; oe into millions of dollars. &" pasts / GM Truck and Coach Division is well. out onlookers some 300 feet Tor ial rai turne Pontiac. built 43,620 during May, follow- oe in front of last vear’s figures. In May it away. orrentia rains urned = ' j + 3 secre oa ‘ rk rapte ‘pnt aw ing Chevrolet's 144445, but leading Olds, ‘Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) “The tanker exploded and Ne SESS es ENG, = = 7 ; Rony erre ir 5 flames swept down the road Jakes and rivers at th 1e Start Welcome Alumni at West Point — «ball of fire tli PE ELS people gathered around a hour. e, i i : The storm lasted about an hour ‘ police car,” reported State and in that time one suburb; Uni- Police Sgt. Melvin Clouser. versity Heights, recorded 39 inches Clot aid (least sevenumiiens UNDERWATER TO SAFETY—-Here aie some ry AriWirepketonens Co ; njured as they stood at What of ti bpassenvers ateard a Cleveland Transit ' ny The | i been swept down the Dozens of marooned motorists beThe {tut to safe distan Se AT i id iInderwater to yet cut ly flood i id ad ' and occupants of two flooded tehing firemen battle the flame of the bus and onto the roof. They Were takes Mf decpPer water iat bedntt \ ‘ buses were rescued, The buses : the hurting tanket . : were almost completely sub- The explosion occurred on ° ee | merged “ Cieveland sanee , : . _=-gy ~ = ty Circle area. Where some o Route 12°, a highway known as Jive aweves T a)" | am, Ue the Reading’ Hamburg road. Iron Riy St Gi eS I oday | the heaviest flooding occurred. iz three miles below Orwigsburg s | Thirty-three persons were-treat-. : in eastern Pennsylvania. ed for exposure ~~ ? \ JB Ne . chiel phot U OS fl 0) ine. 0. 1eck If * . * or the Pottsville Republicar Thousands of hasements were phoned his paper from t} flooded torm sewers were tom | is | id bodies are r TRO VEE 114 } Sor. 1 tet 1 Ta J of \ | ‘ a, ata jes alike Sastied ee { 1 ave nh I t mond ! ed t t liet co a 4) i ; favor Anthony J. Celeb rer ie on i rk i but re . , ve i Wie 4 a nt Re ' Cleveland s 1 dumage t tv h he wal { Mond ie nd | te mine sal sl est in the n MINING property alone might exceed a Mus * * * mele md that} : Indust n doll p id he ms told ti , a Mayor Far! W. Aurelius of Uni- tov trailer and a propane gas truck Thanks was alse given that the ° : versity Heights estimated loss in had collided. State police, however. (rapedy Was no worse = . that seutheast suburb at $300,- suld there was no collision a Ca Ss rlve A vance | 1S 000; and Shaker Heights Mavor AMASH WINDSHIELD . " . ih , “s “ ~ 3 ial oe a | Wilson G. Stapleten estimated . Sain Palle Friaper- host Rite.ciacad menue on wearin 8100.000 damage in that fash . 2 . osittil - oh - ad patty a ne ‘ae 7 _ ‘ bse " ; ionable residential suburb, ge Sl i it in t Sai Pel era bili ah phe that Ml il of bodies and debra crashed warnings Includin the tell-tale eq QL osen t tudents fom nearby Case In- through his windshield Vie avoid: odor of was, the death toll on . : tute of Technology and Western ed aun by hurling himself be have been tas greater : ~ : Reserve University helped in the feath the dashboard The five who died were trapped United Fund Appoints reacue of bus passengers from the Scene of the crash is about 199 by Sulphurous gas and flames that Griffin as* Chairman 4 a oat gin cot on ~ cp P dat ill and cascaded into the miles northeast of Philadelphia. “bot oul from the collapse of a a a . ° AP Wirephoto Sgt. Clouser Qave this official walled up excavation room of Initial Phase lake in front of Cleveland Art DAWKINS WITH @LDEST GRADUATE - week alumni éxercises. Dawkins, named to 1958 version of the tragedy: Seven others were injered whil ‘ Museum. * A re es Cadet Pete Dawkins, of Royal mie stands with All-American football team, is first captain and “ About 8} an 1 ! RE SE oe ee pack ’ The appowtinent of Glenn H T ti I — _ Hn) ta } Me vot oa ci larkness wy —~ fo vwline J c> ; r Siaal ffers we ve ws Passengers had t the oldest living graduate of U. S, Military Acad- brigade commander of the 1959 graduating class pert of® tanker on fire south of - . it up 4 = ' mem Eta) O28 MI m Griffin Fu du ne ' t : as , ¢ > : Hf . ae >t rd ‘onn } f } vas ee eee es Se OS OM LE WCW INE SUTTACE, ESCA DEC neral Here ‘ Advanet (,ifts yen POET Make [oO ge out the emy, Maj. Gen. Henry A ee s Jr. (U. S. Hodges, of Stamford. Conn. is 99, and was a ig, husikill Haven at a place Prowniiihout nid: td - ebanawaw al tee 14 9 Port Area “Windows and door and climb to the Army, Ret.) at West Point diring graduation member of the graduating class of TR&l- as Red ‘Ciarch on Route 122. _ ae roof of their bt _ = . a : A liman rescue squad was or- United Fund drive was announced . . ae sent a trooper who set him : : rite A Girevhound bus. from. Pitts-_, fant: aia: tevt ‘ dered to go into the mine today «Tas v2 b » Agua Eis . - oa OOTTeet Away TO GY ig ehecek on air conditions. f \} neement of Gatti 1 Rh “was Stalled’ (in 1G ae : from the eee Pwo ‘ } ntitient Vt 1 Re rt neart ind the at el nd # 1 0 | ral Ors cee eau npanies arrived fo fieht tl Mine Supt. Robert W. Ridwards ; eave ny char. Passengers had to scramble to the sy cand gases had been cleared out of naa roof From the bus tops the pass * * * the jnine bx noon yesterday—less sengers were removed by boats : . Yo number of people left then than three hours after the traged Criffin serted as UF campaign . Peechat the haldcacns * * * chairian tm 1952 and is perme nt ocates ’ age. AR TENET connie afte ii ee Fra ey ne cihe treetir About 4, The escue Crew Was to make nes Board of Education Me on I Somoza Promises to am. the tanker Jet loose, There cca wep . ARR: Ge eNEEER i i past presider Get Rid of vedere It took but 15 minutes yesterday for the Oakland “és a terrific explosion each an hands and ; Ort : y Me Community Chest a member f . i ; _ : PCPA T On ei’ ary Meera Up Tie : +} lf ee ind at Trustees ane ie County Tax Allocation'Board to slice up 15 mills of FLAMES SWEEP ROAD Eulen) Wanton Caen (ence (oan Oh ' i, Within Two Days ! , Tn ee a eves on the Commun y taxation, giving last year’s rate of 9 38 to some school The flames swept jip the road-battem of the m&in shalt i pera Hippo’ S Read of Directors = : ihe ene a hike bal) of fire killing exeht or darkness when all lights : satt ie . districts and 5.62 to the county. . Pe : Ciiffin is alse a past president : MANAGUA, Nicaragua U—Pres : J : : . ; nine around the trooper -HHe was. > The main shaft reaches “\ » ‘Little’ Secret jie Ponitae Asew iChaesher val Able Has Operation to ident Luis Somoza Menday night Actually, the six-member Board had made Up itS saved by ducking behind the police 1.200) feet From that) peu Commerce and is active in Bov's Remove Gadget Used promised annihilation in two days ‘mind Friday to hold-the-lHne on’ the 1958 rates, hoping «" .. ther shaft lends dower 1 Wallows About Chiu: work | for Recordin ; A< far as we know there was ne Wen : {fou iss msarniet nd in wil of two planeloads of exiles who. that.a.proposed state tax-¢ —— collision. We dont know «hat stesnwhile. In Vane int WASHINGTON (UPIM-A Cie taniie ‘i a we Si. s Pons te P ‘ i mE eS NTAEESS nba eanwhile, in Lansing, six Up WN ONLI: | \ | easy imily at 106 remaw S ac Nicaragué ht £ > , S Ses ae : , : Ae “ iiig rie cl from neighbor- sh arin 8 plan: with the ] T d ‘ P ised the fire, Sometimes these per Peninsula legislators today hippopotamnt Who Kept aon ’ WASHINGTON ‘AP'—Able, one : : : counties will be accepted by N oad Ss ress tankers catch fire for some unex pushed for swift approval 6t a Hite secret to herself, surprised py of the two monkeys which rode Government communiques -put —- ; . plainable reason hil de give Michie , iret 700 officials yesterday b apenii a m une a AS seavmuik : the invasion force at. about <3 the Legislature. ; ee ee smastieatton » eo give chigan its first / OEE - vere v PIVINE y y a omisstle 300 miles info space, Sey ‘ . ; . 7 me were no identifications ol mine safety code, birth to a 160-pound bab died Monday nmght while under: and Somoza caled them “Ur Aitor s Such a plan, however, hinges: ‘ , the vietims available nim diatel Meeting with \\ ns last 7! director Theodore Peed : : = ane qresectieer 6 : , t + I Bi lie Ty j ‘Al {46} \ ii imik | g Cal airtel aide t ‘ ° anal t Hf ration for removai o and ‘“‘mercenaries. ” “ on when and whether the. dead- Comics “ vee, 19 } 4 caid Mama, named Arusha, ane Promised for Area record) nst nent "Th cr ' : _ : . | yarn ’ ish and + recording Instrument Army Rebel leader Enrique Lacayo locked Legislature adopts a new! County News: .......--.. o » ro first hal were doing ty 4 | | 1 y-. said death cid not, result from any . ee . : form of state tax E.ditarials sie 6 Vy Wi I] W t ee ae, si nen? A ifewe of Lames Russell Lowell’s “0 : : afese nN an) Farfan declared in San Jose, peurnet deiane 1s Ou ] an O Ca at | ! rare June “dass will visit the Pon ffeets of the flight itse Cesta Rica, that a- reVvolutien Yesterday's vote to freeze the : ; ose : Cost! ‘ NaS TO" wince area toda, throtieh Tharsda * * * had broken eut against the tax rates for this, year was 5 Markets ee oe Dreen determin Phe fatier Is ont wil he fare with a lus Gee @jeatte) diese fides A Semoza dictatorship with fight- to 1 with Robert Y. Moore, chair ve IER EHS = es hs Dr. Crane Visits Pontiac called Joe smitt aw ak — pussenees an the nose cone. ofa ing at several points, © man of the Board of Auditors, ayes poe e ot nes . 16, Page 6 Of the unexpected ar Ho Reed : - aa . Jupiter rocket -on a 1.500-mile « Nicaraguan rebel] radio broad) “AT7NE Be Ont axalunt the iva & lid I , g Po aid, “Alter all, when You've Bote reaching near th ww theggpaee [Un Tharsday, died at the A Nicaragué wey Ti ki i asi ‘ i & adi Programs a) . ‘ z 1 couple of thousand pounds of —* ee ALL near wh | ‘haga . ‘\ , Py . cast heard in Costa Rica claimed oe i the final session of the Wilson. Bart 25 Memories of ~D Day ey: | — a a - bundred forecast for Wednesday and Thurs Ard Medical Research Labora- . . % ‘ ? = t= ay eon MF anorney a Tet Fi » bors Bt Sale: Ik 4 the rebel fighting force totaled 421 . Women!s Pages to... VES Page 7 , pounds hardly make a ripple : day. the Weather Bureau said. To : Knox, Ky persons and included students from Moore said the county will have : : ‘day northeasterly winds at 8-15 The Army said an electrode U.S., European and Latin-Ameri- to cut $1.5 million. from its pro r miles an hour will become light, used? in recording the monkey's can universities. There was no con- posed 1960 budget of $13,997,018 Wh t B it nae y | iS ) nd variable tonight physical condition during the firmation in Managua, however because it will not. be getting the : a al Te Ou sing, on: Chilts sir trans wocthern Ci flight had been implanted just that the initial force had been requested 647 share of the 15 : 7 nonorinera © aha under the skin b dd I “mills it-nmeds to raise $11,796,018 a & 1 “g = m. ~ _ da retieved a spell of hot, muggy avcues >) one vesbone: Or in taxes - eens eras ; weather and dropped tempera It was deeded that the electrode local reeruits, : ; os es = - tures some 28 degrees in the “should be remover ‘one , . * * . “SEES LAYOFFS | past 24 hours. Thee--Army said ‘there was no S ie am airyeine Janding | oe The veteran count, widitor also If was e torfres n ndication that the animal would : : Sundas neat Santo Tomas, east 0 said some employes will have to ictncriy Mick _ . ma not be able to withstand such a Lake Nicaragua A Nattenal 2 F . oii Hae a ATEAS Paliy f = Se ‘ ; be laid off acne A P oH eéebded on peration | Guard communique said the force . We elistor ecorded a So and * A + ' of about 50 was sent “‘fleeing in While the county is disturbed yh wwerse City had 3 Paring ncdministiatiante: anlan disorder’ into the mountains. ~> With its share of the property | The lowest temperature y ee the te if “as noticed 1 it the ; tax limitation of 15 mills, school own Pontiac prect sings monkey suddenly developed a FAD. Another report said Nicaraguan districts apparently accept the iS The recording at m. was oy and. - ul] - , oe 45 a air force planes attacked them freeze. 6x id and convulsive heart action. : again’ Monday, causing “heavy He Oalient E ss wilerapts: “wehe made Al arity | damage and slowing them ne kakland County schoo Woorespiration, but the monkey down.”’ Board Members Assn. is a major. Wheels Safe Away . ied at Way pm . . : backer of the tax-sharing plan for -. 7 Phe cause of death was rapid’ Somoaza said the second wave- additional monetary relief J RN ; Mot ee I iand Jand convulsive movement of the about 25 men flying in a plane ; * “ Poe i key) Michael! Barrett, 28. Heart, following the administrat- n A it} ¥5 5 Ike T if ms S- f stolen from ie Costa Hees ot A meeting hee been scheduled io ae ” Je . con sai tion of the hght surgic al anesthe- Jine = Was practically finished in Lansing tomorrow when Delos) e ; edt ‘th aie ie | Tort (fii, Stet Ss Marelsied fo iy fe: . P ye ’ >, tt a Fi < . z harget wit? tealing i tale cen ich thin eats id soon after it landed neat Mata- Hamlin, chairman of the Oakland | eantanine At at a “ cent flight,” the Army said. . } galpa, 60 miles northeast of the County Board of Superwisors: -will ath vie! . se Se arth ae * ie - ‘ : with which he allegedly carried r cute sing seni to ¢ + capital explain the plan to the chairmen att SC EE REESE CORTES \bie's bod) is being sent to the The Nationa] Guard. Nicaragua's of the taxation committees: of. the! it al : Armed: Forces Institute of Patholo- 3,200-man army, reported. that air conate and House.’ a gy here for study. peo force planes attacked the second ; 4 Ike Still Backs Strauss — plane before it could be unloaded It ts proposed that counties _ Haircut 15 Coan in Wor? San Jose said it wag believed to retain 20 per cent of any state | WASHINGTON UP )— President , have carried a Joad of arms and ~ with one-third for the rdun- \. | Eisenhower today told Republi || IRVING. Tex! (UPI) —A bar- ammunition ; pe por! ew es = the school | can congressional leaders he has | bershop. price war has driven } Somozn denied rebel claims “C's , oe: seme — . no intention of withdrawing thé | the piice of haircuts down from | fighting had spread | Tax Board member Wiliam J.» - ' eine : : i ee : : nemination of Lewis L. Strauss | $15te'15 cents plus a free shoe 4 Government . communiques inade Emerson, superintendent of coun SOMETHING'S FISHY — Each week when the city flushes seems to come up ‘with, however. He's still trying for that “big ' t pe secretary of commerce — | shine. One cae is pow | ey mention of casdalties on either ty schools, suggested the plan aft the fire hydrant near his hqme, young Howard Dell Jr 3 grabs one.’ Here Howard siandy in front of his home at 20% Draper St, even if Strauss should: request | advertising: ‘We repair cheap : side (Continuéd’ ori Page 2, Col. 6) his pole! and gqes fishing in the street. Soggy leaves are all he waiting for'a nibble. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs: Howarg Dell Sr. .| it, | haircuts.” oe ss * ae : 4 4 “TWO : i THE PONTIAC PRESS +: Baths TU ESDAY, su NE. fF 1959. =. S184 erry A Wai er ~ State Legislators Noisy ous : to Debate Bills Mourn Pal ‘Piggy Back’ Plan Due in Sallelee Soon Includes Personal and Corporate Levies LANSING W—The House marked time today on the 146 million dol lar “piggy back” tax packaye while Republican senators. renewed ing vows to give it a quick burial if the plan gets that fut Meanwhile, uncertainty arose over who would assume the role of floor géneral whenedebate hevin Wednesday or Thursday on the nine bills. including personal and corporate income tuxt The proposed. income taxes would be pased on federal in come tax paid. The personal rate would be $7 per $100 of federal . tax bill, the corporate-rate SI per $100 figured thé same way. “Most of thent aren't my till said Rep. Rollo G Conlin (2 Tip ton), whose tuxation committee a sembled the packdye md recom mended it last week. UL) explain them, that’s all * & & 3 However, Conlin reatiitined ht stand that’ a flat rate income ft offers the only adequate cure fo the state s revenue il Nothing was done last might when beth legislative branches arjourned quitkly in memory of Rep Glenn Hunsberger (R-Grand — Payuds) who died earlier in the-diary o Sens.. Clyde H. Geerlings of Holland, taration committer chairman, Perry W. Greene of (rand Rapids and Carlton H Morris of Kalamazoo, alk Repub licans, saw short shrift: for the bills if they reached the Senate. The House Demoeratie leades he dl make no attempt to wrest control of the lower «tau ber from Republicans although hi party has the numerical stren ths tu do at . - . “Tecant see taking advantape of ra member’s death af this paunt for » maneuver like thal mide Pep seph J Kowalski of Detroit da nivht Democrats moved into a | majority yesterday, vith the death of Rep, Glenn Tlunsberger Grand Rapids Republican | Huinshberger i! suffered a heart hoa hist fall Cleveland Port Busy EVELAND® UP Luast. mienth s4s the Dtisiest sense for over ea shipping? in” Cleveland » histary. The US) Customs Bur eau reported OF foreign ve els -docked here ine May compared with tf on tee eorresponcdiny: month of last yee Baudovin to Meet Press BRUSSEIS tl Pha You Pang Buaatideuin sehecdhiled= a rar Jialace nex Conference todas hit he wi ¢ wpected to shy away from diseussimg the crisis ra “ing between the government and t an fristered - thre OT ahd Pelt eanarety 4 expected too res yp ferrell falenment out American trip January in June Chills Off Great Lakes Region Hy Phe asec’ Press {ral i my € .ttierdy oa deathed > the north centeal part af tl ' nn fry toda It wu freeyiive an quart of the nothern tireat tial ie trl oe - wor KOM, Skies were oa besa ge the oewsb arta ending at deast teniporaridsy pell oat wet vic Woabaet fin feather i many ates Petripwd afire tm thee 1 fe rebedd atl wouirel apo Jndiana oo the tretched from the Creat boake revioen fo eastern Obbahen (tn of the coldest spots was Mellatar Mich, with) freesing temper tures * * * = The cooler mir wa, expects in move unte the Ohio and Tennesse valleys during the da Valley The Weather Full (8 Weather Bureau Beport fonight « Taday in Ponttar Lowest Yemyerra mF Teed Ron 48 At ® am Wind ve Direct tor Northear’ Sun .aets Tiessdia at BN Siw rise Wednend a 4 Moon sets Tiesda 1t 4 Moon rinses Wetinesday mat tla at Dewntown Temperatures ec + Monday in Poritiar Os orerorde dowiutowr Highest temperature Lowest temperature Mean temperature Weather—Sunny One Veer Ago in Pontiac Highest temperatuve > # Lowest -temperatute Mean femperatiire Weather. Sunny Highes{ and Lowest Temperafrures This Date in i Veara iS in 1803 38 in 1 Last Thursday night, a native of strangely quiet and remained at neighboring homes, Music, Acrobatics Slated County Allocation Board Divides Up ‘59 Millage dees net include added or voted excess millage) asked to meet higher Cinthia Unit approval of, Salers to fevy taxes In execss of the thy ttatied ef feat ft The pageant is staged by the departments of elementary vocal music and physteal education wd the Pontiac Central High School radio workshop Sith 74 | tt (hit Plas « * * * I} hail ' i! hop 4 noprote Phe progeran timeder the eli elion of Vera Mae Adams. Jean Young isin charge of the physical sie tbent [it wt ihe Pobert reasi tl tyesot odworth bath tn teach I] pro Sel Pan eCOomM pent Dr. Edith Snoyder, supervisor of the elementary vocab music department, sys the hour and 15 minute event is geared toward the parent , Bess Truman Will Leave Hospital Later in Week fond KANSAS CITY, «MM \P’ 1 Mi iia Prutian i] tee 4 lensed from Restarch Thospit this week to feturn toa her home Walled ap nmeairh Practe |x avis Hee a and Tom Fantkner, publre relation my ojlist aif tha: fy pital i Tenet tat | Pruitt in litivty 1 Ca | illo the iMasecqr ald wife of the fen foomer President underwent supers the fry retical if y breast tunis Nay US. The tinier 4 not mviades nivwit Tribute Paid Late Judges, Counsel rt MN Vast ast thas he ath wn suid in evaluating what.ef to hen emora Mild weather continned in the ation of property which reduces Floyd Blakeslee, was presented Russel and Southeast and oat we e Dett le WHPMel ifter Beverab alas ml chilly weather fron: the northers Rockies to the upper Mississippi Adams und pan PONTIAC AND VECUNTEN bate © tittle change In temperature (&day and te night. High teday 70 flow towreht 4M Palr and oa fittle warmer ftomerens High tomerrew 7h Wind nmortheasterts 8-15 miles becoming fight and varlable ite Its of Gil-| ° Praising Merritt, > final rates agreed | | Hpoen vesterday for 16 years before he died of a heart attack last October, Harvey Lodge sald, “He was difficult fom or i Jb fi @ it stave 2 ‘ Bam ies tec ON 1pu sont fan 5a 9 ain ho “e complishments,"* e gener OMIneCECe os man of (he highest moar af char a ede voles! husband, a loving ‘tuifen ‘doman dete ia fo ty ees istic liv was tt Sord irs most tnillieh at of his fellow Wot ne cobelipary ta nor waved a se boend of Judges Glenn C. Gillespie, George dintge VMioore told of many ex Perienees of Judge Hartrick’s . long judicial tite, whieh came to anoemd Vag. 1%, 1958 when he died of wo heart attack while in San Francisco for a meeting of [4 f ~ - AGAIN -- Fram innual AlL-City Elementary School Festival to Benson, Kay Cosma, be beld 7 30 tomorrow night at Wisner Stadium. and Jervy Tiber lore than 2.600 filth and sixth graders wall take partion of i thie ps woentittled “Fiteas a Fiddle” City Youth Pageant Tomorrow ' « Wit fo ; ord Unit | ‘The Day in Birmingham ts Tax Package, Community House Adds . ds Its Ground Two Women to Board — Won't Change Rezoning BIRMINGHAM — Directors of than 3,000 job applicants in the of Walton-Clintonville the Birmingham Community House past nine months. _ |voted a constitutional amendment; _ x * * Corner Property jat: last night’s annual meeting, call-| {Ip addition to the director's re- ing for a directors’ board of 10 ports’ several committee heads With a room full of Waterford| women and..seyen men. | summarized the activities of their ‘Township reside nts and two attor-| The addition g two more women) departments. neys protesting a zoning change, ‘to thé board _is. the first change! ‘The House will be closed in Au- ‘the township board last night held) in the constitution since it was gust for staff vacations and what- their ground regarding action tak- adopted in 1928. jever minor repairs to the building en last aie , ‘col he Wat Seven_board members elected | jare needed. Some 30 residents 0 12 alton A Soe . ee es — last night were F. G. Bahr, Mrs. | senibaaey an road ei C. L. Bouchard, Mrs. Raymond | —— ~ Covnminton: Peet ceceat ean oninion that the Giffels, R. E. Hunt, Mrs. Robert | ers overiond | stung oppest en . ane Lp f “the oo ae eda . . resi Mason, Mrs John Morris and | from residents and approv ~ dential ty commercial May 4 was, Mt William Scherer, foe Taal aime eae ceil il agentia 9 comy’ Cla] wvWlay é = or a a w . ¥v Jeyal dnd that he could find no Harold McFarland was repicoes W. Lincoln avenue. time limit regarding the chagge.|to office ,as president: . ° Oa epee : e 9-60 city budget of $1,- Owes St the controversial | Mrs. -Effie Shaffer, Community| oe ee apie a In i property Allen Gifford and his fae tah aoe aera ge ther business, commissionérs de- attorney Thomas Dillon were Son , - ‘ be ted on gen. cided to adopt the State Highway present as were attorneys Ber- erat rare an iidine the vel Department's récommendation for nard Girard and Denald Adains, plo “ONE ent office hi : ed more| the installation of traffic signs and representing the residents. iP! EET SNS EUEED oate P ae _— | si ignals at the U.S. 10-Lincoln-Wood- qi caress a et Petitions with more than 100 sig- ward intersection. natures of residents in the area have bec n file w protesting the Members of the Bivesinghees bourd’s action because of a change 0 ae Ol WO. High Twelve Club made their in the administration since the annua] visit to Camp Oakland ‘township zoning board approved last night. William Arlund, club the rezoning 18 months ago. president, presented a check for Residents had asked that the Ge § l- @d iS $1,200 from the club and its mem- project be reconsidered by the bers to the camp. zoning board, however the town-, san ' . : Oakland County Juvenile Judge ‘Ship board*last mht reaffirmed! Addison Twp. Woman Arthur Moore spoke on the work owe he actions hy a vole Of. Wounded Her Father being done at the camp for under- our to ree . During Quarrel vaeiiedged children. There were no objections at the hearing also held last night | | Youth activities planned by the | regarding the established assess- | An Addison Township mother of, Congregational Church of Bir- _ ment rolls for blatktopping Lans- two today was sentenced to a 2-10) mingham include the picnic to- downe, Marion and Camley year term in the Detroit House of| morrow «at the home of Anne streets, Correction for shooting her father | Honhart for members of the Pil- The board passed a resolution three times because he scolded her) grim Choir. requesting approval. of the Muni- children ‘On June 5, 6 and 7. members cipal Finance Commission of the Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams ale of $32,000 in special assess- imposed the sentence on Mrs. Jean ment paving bonds Madary, 33, of 301 Rockwood St The board authorized Supervisor after she told the court: of the Senior High Pilgrim Fellow- ship will hold their spring retreat at the Kerley Farm. The group ‘will leave from the church at 4 timer Johnson and clerk James) «, was only trying to protect p.m. Friday. Seeterlin to execute contracts for) ” : | my children. : . the blacktopping projects .totalling Mrs. William J. LeMessurier {1} that 722" «| sie ane had pes Se Service for Mrs, William J. Le- GEE es Uo (DBE SL am = ; to a charge of assault with intent yyogcurier 7 nds ing on in the musie and Total assessments for.all three to do great bodily harm. Mess ea. fe “ me a ad cal education departments in’ Streets will be $36,471, with Lans- | * * - be - ne rare ah eed j 1 * * i Pad a7 fs e * . . i £ f Pontiac public schools downe costing $17,573; Marion, | She admitted shooting her father, F 1. Burial ill be Enlohisis scan phasicall « } $11,704; and Camley; $7,193. The | Se oe —.'|Funera] Home. Burial wi in mphasis is on physical. social 104; A aa |John H. Phillips, 62, in the arms| Evergre n Cemetery, Detroit. Mal, spiritual and eraotional {yt- township will assume 10 per cen land back with a@ .22 caliber rifle Mrs. LeM died thi : : of the total cost or $4,053. ; Mrs. essurier died this morn- - Waterford Smashup Four persons were injured Morr lav oaffernoon ina smashup in * * * Mio of the drivet William TT. Luister Ot, of ‘2007 Mann Read Independence Township and Don dd I farris, 34, of JOd N. Mau ft. Clarkston, were among the injured « Harris, his wife, Myrtle, 32, and his father, George, 7%, were all treated at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and released. Lidster, who was driving a pickup truck, is listed in satisfactory condition foday at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital with deg and head injuries. * * * ‘ The other diver, Wilham H Hoffman, do. of Arthur. Tl. was uninjured + Police smd Lidster tempted to make a left turn on, to US 10 and «rove rmmto Harris’ path Hoffanan was unable te délop in time and struck the Harr fuite from chehind, troopers re ported . se ~ Co untyBar Ho Ids Memorialfor Trio.) T0BE the American Bar Asso. He had “this passing -1s the Joss been Oakland Circuit dudge since beloved companion, a true send ® | A56. = 1 and. a valued counselor In ue “In An [ Words we A CAREER IN THE SKY | | Qakbind Comnts done coming daye and years echoir # AWAITS You ressman George A loner Hd memories of: aut @SSoci itions an ° \ ‘ i ; F Ad nt Ty . el aft Judre Catlespir Judge Glenn C. Gillespie will be A un, Adventure, trav 2) rgue Use “Wei pay tribute to fis worth as @Mong our most prized posses Big Four gu Meet Fascinating People Yo citiven, a lawyer, a former pie SIONS . of Berlin - as Center i ou will tre exained at Gur oO lal offiert and in American Judge Gillespie, judge here from | of Spy * Activities fabulous Stewardess Col- eenffemiaa oof bich rank, but we 1921 through 1935, was killed ih an ; lege and receive a gener- feel that the -greatest tribute’ lies automobile. accident March 11. of ; ; ; i ous salary plus liberal in the testimony that he was to this year while returning from a) By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER | # expenses, travel privileges lL of us a geod fmend vacation in California GENEVA (AP)—The Big Four H for you and your family, march to the summit was bogged i down today in an angry -Bast-| # West argument over the use of) # FOR APPOINTMENT divided Berlin aS an espionage # MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LEADERS — From left to right, George A. Dondero, Probate and County ( Judge Arthur E. Moore, A. Floyd Blakeslee, and ritt. The Oak! Sen. L. Harvey Lodge look over Judge Memorating former Oakland resolutions com three. men, al County Circuit past year, in } 4 B. Hlartrick, day, ( lduring a family quarrel at their he board also approved a res- Lakeville Lake home May 9. glution to advance temporary funds| Mrs. Madary has two sone, Dan- » construction companies in the jel 7, and Donald JT., event that the blacktopping proj-| *The shooting occurred tar days| ing at her residence following a short illness. She was a member of Christ Church Cranbrook, the Child's |Study Club of Detroit, and the = ects are completed before the bond after Mrs. Madary’s husband, Don-) Women’s National Farm and Gar-~ 0 ec IC es ur § monies have been received lald, was jailed as a parole violator) aa n Assn., Birmingham Branch. A resolution was approved where- on charges of be ating his father-in-| \den A gn by the township and Oakland Coun- Jaw ty. Road Commission will split; According to Romeo State Po- the cost evenly fot installation of lice, Mrs. Madary was angry be- | Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. William Wraneck of Cleveland, Ohio: two sons, Sherman L. of volving® two ears and a truck on : i . 73014 Dixie Highways at Willams driva, ” underground drain from Ex- cause her father had turned Ma- ae Sie ai eee a in Waterford Township. according MOre to Riviera streets to relieve dary into parole officials after the shies : = aes te _ gre bi ‘Pant tate Police. ” a water hole on the south end of beating jchiidren and (wo) Sisters: i] 0) i vrei et? ieee SS I.xmore Fistimated cost for the project $6.50 Honey Laced Pontiac Production “ith Whisky =~ “AMERICAN : Lure for Bear Fourth in Indust" asos ates’ new | Meaieuines rector of the Washington zoo ay Fli ht (Continued From Page One) lieves that a bucket of spiked hon- 1g rolled 8,200 units off the line, com. CY MAy be just the a yen | pared to 9.400 in May 1958 the on l's_ elusive tack pear: |} 3 Stewardesses | Dr. T. @. Reed,.the zoo director,|. 3 Five month figures for Truck & was called in by police after nu- | Coach show 39,851 vehicles, com: ‘merous aftémpts to nab the 200- pared to 28,543 for the same time ,to-300 pound Bruin failed. The ani- u year ago. |mal first was spotted about a week Ford's five month total is 788,- ago 06% against SO8.91>. Chrysler _re- | #One of Reed's proposals was ports Jab 38a ampared to 259,953 that a bucket of honey be put out “ Chiysler’s” Zlass suppher strike somewhere near where the bear uf down its 1959 productian “="~| has been spotted. ) chee a ee : 4 Spek j 1 ve + a i . } j i iL read e fe | f me : ng j es : = . i : : j , ‘} . a ; = ‘ ’ , FIGHT, beads 3 Be See As “A Fatr Look at Cuba: No. 4. _ Nation’ s Fature Wrapped By LEON DENNEN NEA Special Correspondent HAVANA — Solve the riddle of Fidel Castro and Cuba's future will stand revealed, Bot the inner key to this perhaps mystical idealist has so far eluded all whe have searched. A fefmer Cuban prime minister | who #nows him well, said: “The trouble with Fidel is that be is a lawyer who never practice law, a champion of jabor whe never worked in his | life.”’ Others might add: A leader of! a cove Tune who knows litte of governing The big question may “pel whether Castro is more or less| permanently dazzled by his dra-| role as! 5 ae wi THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 2 |). = eng se ~ < i } High Court Rejects PAE Blew ee in Riddle of Castro)! sit evien i *SWASHINGTON- — The U nited- Orin he me h Mine Workers Union: Monday was on “a ~ ris he neither of these things, dented a Supreme Court review of but simply a professional revolu-) a $400,000 damage award won by Tennessee coal company be- of violence and other un ig be =- mee, low? As bE oe _ ‘ om # ltionary who has not learned and a . wea, . may never learn to be a profes- cause ...to rote our own ‘sional anything else? lawful conduct in a 1948 union * * * organization effort. The Cuban who drove me from) The award was won by Meadow wae. imperfections and to strive constantly for.amprovement the airport’ to downtown Havana Creek Coal Co. Inc., having a said with simple dignity: “We ate Mining operation near Montairy, .. this isa part of our creed, . bread even under Batista, but Tenn. The company had sued for Fidel gave us liberty.” $1.250.000 damages The U ‘S District Court in | What neither his countrymen Nashville made the $400,000 award | Bor the world knows is whether finding U bse had closed the com | Castro can masier the uses of (yany's mine by foree, by threats | liberty. ‘for bodily harm, and by acts € Will Castro's love for revolution violence i: _jbar his way to solid achievements ————— of democratic leadership? Will llet him go on harboring Com! Weeks Takes Over Job munists as. ‘dedicated revolution. gs Deputy Treasurer aries?” matic. exciting, inspiring If so, the day may arrive when) LANSING (UPI) — Charles the revolutionary who led a aN no strength of his or his army's Weeks, adminisiyativé assistant in ragged, hill-country, army to trl CASTRO’S FAITHFU ly Is their leader permanently dazzled by the garb of revolution? jcan - prevene the Reds from'/the Treasury Department's ex umph over an ugly dictator. . sweeping into control of Cuba to)Pressway division, took over thr *Phoughtful Service” * * * It is a part he has played, way or, cure his studen one 4achment to revolution—any revalu-; But another Cuban wha is ; t tion, Even the Communists havejso sure, a widely regarded leader | usefulness. left in;duties Monday of former deputy itreasurer Charles N. Lentz | Weeks will carry out the dutics capitalize on the disorder jhis erratic wake Cuba, the United States not others, when he has outlived his 46 Williams St., Pontiac FE 2-584] and th since a days at the Umyyérsity of Havana mace Me toe ewan me person imsesery Coit and poole °| ee Communist os He world uneasily await the unravi | Juntil a new deputy is named Moore Chapel, Auburn Heights UL 2-1800 ~ of a Spaniard who came to “75 © eee . the freedom-loving man of stern] ing of this puzzle | Lentz started a new job today as 2 uba ahd gained wealth as a sugac In his moments of self-styled|Alexander Kerensky, democratic \stuff that Urrutia paints, who can) © = jvice president and director of th ate er, Castro spurned-the com- &Tandeur, Castro likes to compare | premier oF Russia who deposed rise to the fest when it comes? | (Last of a series.) ‘Bank of Albion. Bs fortable life. himself with South America’s|the Czar 42 years ago~and then rs = a see Se _ ; eg . fabled liberator, Simon Bolivar. A'let the Communists outmaneuver | ; 2 He took his degree as a pro- good many doubt the aptness of the him and grasp power fessional revolutionist in 1952, | parallel. [NOT “ay \ when he and a few fellow stu- 7a Pee ad de dents tried to kill _ Fulgencio Others leave open the matter | Said he: “Castro is probably whether he may be one of those |, but he is Communist, Bastisa, then seizing power as a rare n who a we oF ; 2 / re ome ( ye s - lor ° ™ =f ; dictator from the legitimate eater ; - He San ie A |groomed by the Reds-as Cu oa *rator at a crucia S- |Ale 75 Pes stew, 1? Prio gove riment. I Alexander Kerensky tory. * * i The young firebrand was. ar- . . Observers whose views command Still another parallel some t rested, sentenced to a long prison ' dl them ireed three prea PESPECE think the time is coming valid jis with Premier Abdul erm, ant Cl ee e yee Soap : af . ee ; 2 tyo\ When Castro will take a firm stand)Karim Kassium of Iraq. The ‘liter in a general amnesty. nat being ba’s hink went into self-imposed exile, and ani aice ne ‘ unt ena Toor Iraqui leader is so Communist, but . awe r > o . A began building an expeditionary = id . each fe ie eye ML es < chaos ciffieult to extricate himself fom . force against Batista pe ; oe 4 ‘ o mm * President Manuel Urrntia is one the stranglehold of his Soviet sup- : : . who thinks Castro is master of the porters On Dec. 2, 1956, he landed on ; : . Cuba’s coast with 82 men. He was SHUBLIGN: Pinney cata ami Right now, it is argued, the coal ak 1? ne ved hy serene, an important element in/ s : * - . F One v4 he SsuUrVIVe J . 2 Reds vo ‘g 2 among < wiho survived '§€' Cuba's stability and democratic) Reds need Castro as the man nifial fighting, but slowly his fore coutinuity, Urrutis said who commands the loyalty of ¢ anise vi ruits : Cuba and the “The Communists are trying to oii uban people, ra one who its es la mountain campaigns faire advantage of a revolutionary : ra to let. them operate een ie doubts he lo therolelc: tuation.. But Dr. Castro is the’ neers nOvOHe SCOUnES Ne 10ves: Ue TO real chief of the Cuban revotu-| Some feel they will eventually of revolutionary hero, acclaimed o Fi : : : ; tion ditch him. as they have ditched bv al] Cuba since ke came out of) : the hills the victor. ; MIKES REVOLUTIONS NOW IN PONTIAC ; ose associate ‘els , il A : . close naseciate feels) he wil Authorized Factory Distributorship not easily be able to lay aside the garb of rebellion. “‘He still has Slenderizing and « romantic, almost childish at- al } ace Massage Equipment . : Al G SALON TYPE () osition Mounts %& Slenderizing G Massage Equipment % Belts : % Tables, Excercise Board % Fold-O-Lounge : ’ ; %& Home Salon Kit ye Relaxing Chairs % Band Units to Cuba S land Plan Atl of Our Products ng “e on a Trial Basis Only, “Try It Before You Buy It.” Satisfaction Guaranteed . 7% or Yeur Money Back. HAVANA* (AP) — Opposition to “CALL IN PERSON AT + a Premier Fidel Castro's agrarian MARY MAC SALES reform program appeared to be and SERVICE increasing. today. The Premier 43 W. Huron — or call FEderal 5-0093 ° made a personal investigation last FOR A NO QBLIGATION HOME DEMONSTRATION weekend of the demands of 500) : ee : ee landowners in western Cuba for — * modifications in the program ~ . A ° The National Assn, of Cattlemen: 714 Community Nat'l mcetit® in Havana, adopted a ] ‘ . ~ : ’ oO * resolution opposing the program: YOUR! BW xdeperden: Bank Bldg. and demanding changes Insuranct AGENT : * * * “eheve @w Piesre 2 a5 aa Aa Phone FE 4-1568-9 Revolucion, the newspaper of Castro's 26th of July movement, declared the cattlemen’s action was counter-revolutionary. Castro cerdiitgniously signed the land reform measure two weeks ago, but demands for | changes apparently have been holding up publication of the law in the official gazette which would make it effective legally. 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S. ars A Loo Ali | ca | years. “Everybody knew . old Ray,” ig | PITTSBURGH. Pa. The tes) of Kin Captured by Police id Neri i re gee nt fl gts se he, ing cnet yer ani vllage ad town was there when they took ‘cake of not-the-inest ingredients. (x03, 4 big atomic reactor exhibit And then, — is the long-time in Pittsburg’s Point Park, foval | proprietor of a fleet of limousines int of the city’s bicentennial fes-' who is switching from Cadillac fa : operas s | to Rolis Royce because he doesn’t [V8 8 | “have to worry about style Spreading out from the Indian | change from year to year.” |village and atomic exhibit are hun- | ; dreds of displays and amusements! | The indications, in the words of recalling highlights of the years lindustrial designer Gordon Lippin- in which .Pittsburgh grew from a cott, point to a public that is get- military fort to an industrial cen- 1. po oe ; ‘him away,” } “HOBART, Okla, (AP)—A two- LACONA, Iowa (AP)—A dazed —— state manhunt for Clark Brillhart old soldier climbed owt of a ditch, iC a ended abruptly Monday with his and crawled into a deputy sher- ced. Blinde ‘ > a-iiff's car late Monday night capture by a state highway pa-iilf's car late i nt . H froiman He was returned here) ‘Gettin! kinda chilly, ‘ain't it? by Acid opes > . g > remarked to. special deputy charged with the crowbar bludg- he remarkec i h eoning of his mother Puss Smith of Des Moines od Ful] 1g t T ; cy nite -| Thus ende { terror The stocky, sullen m<¢ ntal pa-| Thus ended a night o . ee tient was sighted near F1 Reno, | for the 430 residents of this south-. COLORADO<¢ ITY, Tex (AP)— Okia. and arrested by highway central Iowa town. A coed seared by silver nitrate) patrolman Lt. R. FE. Frusher The man was Ray Hardman, in 4 college prank May 14 is) he was en route 68, who was held in the county waiting to see whether” an opera- the tion will be needed to restore full ‘ od iting tired of too much style ter. - 4 ns * * The city, many of its industries, ‘ civil groups and citizens, have | “People would understand,’ he joined forces to. throw a mammoth 3rilihart said here to give himself up He had jail today in connection with been sought in Oklahoma and shotgun king of his daught®r visition to per mabe eye ‘said, “if you design a classic birthday party that will run > Grace Hardman, $, and the * * * _ \through Sept. 12. The invitation to Texas . model and promise to improve its|<;. ; : F “of wounding of a neighbor boy, Don Sheila Rene Nelms 20, returned : — join in the fun is worldwide. He is to be arraigned today on me yerformance each year. It'll get) : cian Meet tl: : to her. home here after being dis i I : Phe festival. was launched offi- 4 murder charge im connecn t ms 1 better and better .and look the) . th t mother’s death, A mut * * * charged from: a Denton, Tex. hos @ = icially Memorial Day when ‘!Danc- ] is mo ' ‘ ‘ ‘same ” BO ee e the fatal beating Sniith and state highway patrol pital. She had been a patent since tgs _J£z a — ‘ _ ing Waters,” a huge fountain, was f his father may also be Jodved man Jack Gorman were among another North Texas State College MODEL T — The classic models get better and better, but ts a reasonable hope: beauty is activated at tha park. It is de- 0 4 By iithait more than 25 peace officers who student threw the caustic on her isok the «ame only skin deep. How much could signed to rise. and fal in 4. rain- Peay ate Srybinea UE et a ‘ . ; . ‘ : ] es , a ; f il wee , 4oen route to the jail converged upon the town Monday as she |e ff a party : it possibly cost to skin 'em and bow: of colors, to the sound of - a = icht, said “Maybe. night hi Nelois has regained vision + find out? music. Dee evena. but it had w be ¢ alt at U in her left eye and has escaped By WARD CANNEL | After that, stylists are encour- = j s wrong atl 1 belt : (,ormat crop) colat 40 thee eit ( , ~ = ; | . 1 __ } a : “a — a tar Aleut We oe net, al iecars which doctors! DETROIT (NEAji—What nobody'aged to spend free time going to A ~ \ done cheek a pri Tevalor § i ; Tern wei ‘ 5 Ory. i : . ° , Karlier he told poliee and Mews” yy That when fardavan SU (ete vem from the searing in the real world seems to under. auto’ rallies, airplane, shows, deal Brace-Smith Funeral Home's ‘ : ate 2 liquid ' ‘ s : men at El Reno, “It wisa an crawled oul of the ditch, and the Hie) t * * stand is that Detroit cannet build ers’ meetings and conferences with aged Insured Funeral | ; do mt knows WAS Was Ot . . ; ble thing to do, | doit kn manhunt was Ove! _ Tommy Pay Lester, 1 who said those small, economical Huropean other car designers lid it’’.- “Nobody went to bed until Hare . ; r dT. pad : * * * ane oe caught cid patrolman a threw the cau@jic as a Joke. cars because . “We adjust pretty readily,’’ one Arrangement I lan 3 ‘ rfully furl) young AN. peje hard Hendiicksen was expelled from the college and * * * j young car des'gner said. “If we ‘ le? Ayr 4 {bil y } sete * * * ‘ . } mr ri " ie * . Ls ~ ’ + a re ie 4 ie ping right exe and a byery ones was seared ig re al) SSI Ae TRIG EEeHDU) 1 A European car 1s obviously don’t agree when we're hired, we es in pune though le might not with a drooping right eye % VETS 1 A Puropes ! : mn ; ve com Ce) : ey “ y of beard. answered shreds.” the town's felepbone op a car that is built in Europe get around to it pretty soon, It's Land ; pie your mon : y payments. day's growth. 0 i h 5 “fe atural.” Gives you peace of mind; gives your questions quietly Ele pause d10F erator uid Icer e@ uStl ie 2 Detrow happens toe be in natural. family relief from financial Habili pictures, bat showed ne emobon Sheriff CJ Pachards of Indian Ameria It is this natural agreement, Picase ll writ f cla ht of vetaract: iis he EtG : af ease call or write us for over the death sindiay migh ela orderee wel » FINK : 3 wcline tempered with the hepe that pub- $. And in America, aecordin ; il 6 : 7 his Parents, blmer, 460 and Flom home it town and warn residents in | in risoner as © ie thute tan be educated, which further details at no obligatron us Pal | 3) Go pe, Red | on Restaurant Meals the house and shot the hoy * By WILLIAM N OATIS “There's really no need to steal to st to It on isa a ee 12 to 15 Year Terms . ; SEW YORK 0f j irre cna) * * * UNITED NATIONS N.Y. 0p sketches or lal if ri " us artist to ee i ine Be pode ee ) big bu sex yn New York with The youth he put tized in Chart Plan for UCN technica) assistance stylints sudden ‘ amiichec oe ast DOnr or example. ow ra\ae OPERATORS ON DUTY Shes EEUAIOS as : . : : ant ployers the cars wouldn't look tor wells — if that is how his studio REI APPRAISALS iz 1 fotal annual tal of over half a fon, was reported m (ious con Rext year have been cut back five : 1.” - ks 24 HOURS A DAY nq hill joll The ety upped the dition > oper cent because contributions are much different. 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Ow every congressman’s| meals, Di close’ frequently to rest desk was @ pile of telegrams that) She is on of the, Do you have gfemlins in But the words are sharjr when|ftigh” —, she indicated several/Department of Education of the| your sewing basket? “ ; main| inches.. District of Columbia Federation of These are the imps that un- ~~ scallgers fg What's ies of — te Se Women’s Clubs and second vice-| Wind thread from spools and Women's Clibs?” - “He wrote the 5%-page law. In president of the Women’s City| twist it into snarls, hide but- blic opinion,” said effect, it said, ‘thou shalt not|Club. She spends what spare time! tons, misplace bobbins and oth- “ Arousing pu opt Se of Ww adulterate or misbrand food or is left reading newspapers, and, erwise double the work of Anna Kelton Wiley, 82, of Wash- we clipping items about legislation. | every sewing chore. ington, D.C. . Wiley died in 1930. His widow!’ “4If you don't read the rs “The federation’ helped create y y pene There is a. way to foil the shares her Washington home of)every day,’ she said, ‘“‘you miss sewing gremlins, discovered by piece LENO. UPS, cle a ce BARBARA E. HESS Barbara E. Hegs, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Howard ‘C. Hess of Draper avenue will receive her B.A. Degree in ele- mentary education from Mich- igar State University June 7. , She will teach in Pontiac next year, For a bright, clear shine, try polishing your window panes and mirrors with crumpled newspapers. the Women’s: Army Corps. We've maintained a stand for reciprocal trade: We've worked al the In- dians. ” The federition, she said, helped her late husband, Dr. Harvey W. Wiley — first chief of the US. Bureau of Chemistry — get the Pure Food and Drug -law through Mrs, Wiley. is perhaps the old- fest delegate at the federation ‘con- vention opening today — but one} ot the liveliest. of the convention doings, from a Hollywoad banquet Mon- day night through a Lawrence Welk concert Wednesday, and daily business sessions winding up Friday. This is her 23rd con- vention, _*% * * & in 1906, She planned to attend every one 45 years with two German refu-' something.” ‘Extra Couple Could Have Watched . By EMILY Post’ “Dear Mrs. Post: I would like your opinion on a situation we encountered the other eve- } ning. My husband and I were invited to the house of friends for an evening of cards, In the middle of our game an- other Couple dropped in. They had not been invited. “As six people could not local sewing center -experts. These professionals found that order can, be restored to the sewing basket by two simple expedients—a role of ordinary. cellophane tape tucked in the bast. and an _ inexpensive wing scrapbook. : * * * Here’s how to use the scrap- book: Whenever you buy fab- | ric, tape a small swatch into the book, with notations on how much extra fabric you have and where you put it— also where you bought it, in “ease you need more, When you are- looking for a bit of extra | material for a scarf ora patch, | you can flip through the book | and see what is available. | j | To keep extra buttons neatly available, tape them to the If suntanning is By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN | done there should be no great = isunlight Aside from the dangers to health) . ee ed ee a ere sensibly, the woman's shin damage to Some cannot be in the direct you nyy acquire splotchy brown for: even a short while spots or freckles. result |without burning, Also many wom- Actually. freckles are the IESE, ECE. EEE ME She h os . ue t or chair play the game, the hostess sug- pages of the scrapbook, Have /2nd ne a Sea gana to e the en, especially from middle age.on, of irregular collections of the pig- ) ees r © aa aren chai a gested that. we stop playing separate filés for shirt but- aun. hazards to goo oe si get brown spots and irregular pig- mentation forming cells. a 4) man of 12 organ! _ are entirely. This ie quicker and easier than -|5® 8) test It Blondes and aie ids} Violet rays of the sun. goung women all winter long dis- es my 1 y oO av? S — § Is é as ‘ : a4 4 : Center i Se tae, - ‘hey did not a5 thins would i dumping the button box on the MUST sun with great care The color of your skin depends appear during the summer. Then, #103 N. Saginaw FE 2-291 ; women after five days. _ : ; , floor to find the right button, : on a dye or pigmentation called too, those who have very oily faces Across trom Simms b| Mrs. Wiley was a daughter of have heen side tor us: to have . ° nelanin. This may be dark’ or light (;nd that this condition is normal | : ntinued playing?”’ TAPE TRICKS we ae | at this ‘condauon is net _ Next to lacobsen’s Flowers # | the late Adjutant Gen, John C. i ~~ or in-between in shade. The amount ized by sunlight, L_Nes ie ab i ie ew Kelton, known as the soldier's Answer: ¥ haste + Here are some more tape ind color ef the melanin depends If you would like to have my friend for improving rations and h: ns “ our as ss mig : tricks’ for your sewing sup to a great extent on heredity. 11 leaflet concerning ‘sitin care, send 0 CT | shortening ve enlistment term ile, "Ok, al iy pita plies: ‘ may be evenly distributed over the 4 stamped self-addressed envelope TE : from 10 to 3 years. , ; so . sorry 1, Use a bit of cellophane’ ; hows 4 Nelpalcl * onr request for leaflet No so imart : A wody or it May be patchy with your request for lealiet .No. PR a but J have invited ~ Smiths tape to keep thread from un- >) ana {8 Address Josephine Lowman in YOUR PLANT | She had been Dr. Wiley’s secre- for ap evens of bridge and winding from spool. This also Pt When the skin is exposed to the care of The Pontiac Press. . Pith | tary when they married — she at I can't ask them to stop play- works on rolls of ribbon, balls SY , aint stimulates a greater produc * - * , 3, pea oe tye re Woukd ‘you Uke te = and “| of twine or party used pack- nnn of this skin coloring If the Tomorrow: Things to remember TreeTox-RoseTox | Wiley was known as the only man Easy, easy — and thrifty, too! watch the game, and join us ages of seam binding tape He ebution ig even. vou will get When you begin’ your summer sun- Rotonone - Ant Dust de oy a ee M s ardrobe of Seer mn paving refreshments later, 2. You can avoid much of fi see suntan. If if as irregular bathing . \from Harvard in six months. om, Séw a W S| or Would you rather come. jn the usual mess and litter in um eX sini gue vedas oo Weed Killers “For 23 years, he struggled to|/for daughter to wear for sun and] tomorrow or some other eve- the sewing reom if you tape a food law passed,” she! play. Printed Pattern — few pat-| ning?” paper bag at the side of the . °s get the pure : play, Prin P . ‘recalled. “It was called the grease |tern parts. It opens flat to iron. sewing table and drop all b FE 5-6261 bill, Every time it came up they) Daughter can dress herself. To- “Dear Mrs. Post: When wed- threads and scraps into the Cran TOO USIC ul ‘ = Maughed at him ’ - Misses’ ding anniversary invitations b. . = ° . morrow’s pattern: Misses’. 5 ag W a F -Chi ’ tipulate ‘No gifts, please,’ 3. Roll fabric remnants neat- eature lanis 63 . Huron Street He said the federation of| printed Pattern 4634:Children’s| § : ; 3) women’s =) was the predom- and some of the guests ignore Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 requires] this and take presents any- /2% yards 35-inch. FS No App't Necessary LOUIS 10 West Huron—2nd Floor Next to Buckner Finance saery SHOP spa rect to put a title such’ as Mr., | Pour half of your chocolate fudge hick, Ge Mina’ tatore cn into a pan, top with a layer of, ‘tiny marshmallows, then add = rest. of the fudge. of an envelope? I have been name on thé return address . ly and secure with tape 4 To deep frequently used filés in an you would keep office. Madison P PTSA SUMMER HAIR CARE "masts ith’ basi Printed directions on each pat- way, would it be proper for measurements handy, write or The’ seventh annual. meeting ¢fin the Oak Room at Cranbrook aoe and Set a . tern part Easier accurate the hostess not to accept type them on a sheet of white Cranbrook Music Guild to be held House Assisting Mrs LeRoy Kief- Permanent, Shaping | Send Thirty-five cents in coins them?” ae and tape to the sewing Monday — feature wee er af the afterglow will be Mrs. - | p © rj > . Q59 G » i } . . gp ci icra hor this “patterns (—~ aad i) comm Answer: Those who bring Mee padlages of matching ward? mane te aie closes Floyd Bunt, Mrs, Marcus Frost, ' : . il- s 4 2h AEA ‘ + AWaAE SNUBS. es aa (are rant 2 since s HARPER METHOD SHOPPE pal oa nigrioiag-wangpmaon gifts in spite of the “No gifts, thread, buttons, binding, fabric the 1959 series at Cranbrook House, Mrs. Maurice Garabrant and Mrs. os ed > & FE 2-1424 The Pontiac Press 137. Pattern please’ must really want to and pattern purchased to make ‘Bloomfield Hills John E. Graham. Mr, and Mrs. . Dept.. 243 West 17th st New York give something, and their gifts a garmeat may be taped to- | Mr. Baker is a graduate of Ober. Rodney Lockwood will serve as 11 NY Print plainly Name Ad- et de Ce gether until needy jonuze lin Conservatory of Music where host. PERMANENTS dress with Zone, Size and Style sbenks: You find sewing is easiet he studied with Emil Danenburg fa Number 7 : and more fun if you organize sie nine: stadiea with Sicha Women Painters Complete with Haircut con Lees . “Déar Mrs. Post: Is it. cor- your supplies as efficeintly AS Koftler and Arthur Loesser, He ix now working on a doctorate of Musical Arts Degree in piano at University of Michigan under Benning Dexter Joseph Brink’ to Mark 50th Year The Detroit Society of Women Painters and Sculptors wil close the season and celebrate their Sa ——— == 2: se told that you Said it is wrong to site onns sl ‘name at t H P t , man. 0th anniversary with their annual title prefixing it. Will you O Onor as He was also. concerto winner for #ft exhibit to be held at J. L. Hud- | California. please tell me if this is cor- H eads Thursday | two years at Interlochen and the 800’Company’s Fine Arts gallery rect?" It's an original story — all aboUt (3)and Rapids Symphony Contest June 8-20 : Pas i se the new baby! A heavenly “gift in January 1959 Also to eelebrate their 50th an- ; , _ Answer: To prefix one's: sig- Peon Hy ee pisi on ‘ for now-and-future joy. | * * * niversary, a picnic will be held a | nature with the title is very honored “at the final meeting of the Easy stitchery! Mom will hang Following the concert,“a recep- Friday at te home of Jeanette | bad taste, but to use a title ts be held at 7 30 m. this sampler in baby’s room to tion and afterglow wall be he Id. Guysi of Bloomii le eld Township. | ion “ season to re a D : bad = = a - Se ee | Senate nd rerurn address Thursday, ~ F delight friends, family. Pattern 730) ; irety cofrect and shows 6-inch transfer; 60 I} . Two eighth grade students will 12x16-inch ‘transfe names; co : 5 4 tal Nn S | ad Pe dota ben ert report sy thelr & camping trip and OF chart; directions | a - accress : Send ‘Thirty-five cents (coins) f | . = ts will tell! OOTY e cents (co ol | in return. itwo ninth grade -studen . ¢ { \ e e ° labout their trip to Washington, ns een s wd » cents a i — DC. each pattern for Ist class mai ur ain eparates / I (TISp, drip-dry dacron Paint light switch plates in | Students will present vocal se- 1g. Send to -Thé Pontiac Press i . - danger areas, stch as at top of jections, directed by David Stimac, 124 Needlecraft Dept, P. 0. Box bi { it ® | stairs, with luminous paint, or | a VN, IMe M Print plainly Pattern, Com ine () | Will OWS ar ¢ or Sia outline with luminous tape. . Number, Nate, Address and Zone : : — aunemennena = Do It Easy Way Send for a copy of 1959 Laura Heres a ; i. 'Wheeler “Needlecraft Book. It has : © Warns bd Lessons / Where curtains must span a lovely designs to ord To embrot- dress that * wide picture window, try using dery, crochet, knitting, weaving ; ; THE several] separate panels instead “ quilting, toys. In the book, a spe can be Th KNITTING NEEDLE i of a continuous expanse of fab- (cial surprise to make a little girl h | ric. On washday, they will be happy. — a cut-out doll, clothes dressed up ‘452 W. Huron FE 5-1330 | easier to handle in the suds, (to color. Send 25 cents for this = and. easier to” re-hang. 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My mother has had him to ‘the best . eye doctors and he has at least six paifs of glasses in fancy Jeather cases all lying up in his bureau ‘drawer, but every time he wants to read he puts on these cheap eyeglasses. My mother fights with him all the time over this. She gays if he uses those cheap glasses he wil! ruin his eyes. He is 83 and I think my mother should let him alone. What do you think? SORRY FOR \GREAT- GRAMPA DEAR SORRY: Your mother should let Grampa use the glasses he prefers. His vision may not be 20-20 but he’s bat- ting 1000 at 83! _& &_ * DEAR ABBY: I have been married for 24 years and have four wonderful children. My. husband is a perfect gentle- man whenever he is witl> — —_— = ABBY. : aie 4 PF: | ' son of Mr STOHLMANN JR. friends. He is always smiling and well-mannered with strangers. But. when he is at home with his family it is a different story. He is rude, abusive, uses ‘foul language and treats us like animals. No one * ‘would believe he was the same bcieaa Do you think a . PATRICIA L. BUTLER Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Butler of Waterford announce the en- of their L., to John and Mrs. Isaac Gus- man of Bloomfield Township. No wedding date has been set. * daughter, Gusman, gagement Patricia’ R.V. STOHLMANN Two of 162 seniors to participate in the first commencement exercises Senior College, Fort Wayne, Ind., and Robert V. PF. _ operated by the Lutheran Paul F. Stohlmann Jr. sons of Mr. and Mrs. street. The school is Church-Missourt S) nod. ever held at Concordia Sunday, will be Stohlmann, Judson Stohlmann of Both are graduates of Detroit Lutheran High School. Drip Dry — - eis. | Skirt S 095 sJA95 Skirts @nd_ weskits, jerkins, all. washable «drip dry. Plaids, checks, ~. skirts and solids. Blouses Sleeveless or roll-up sleeves. - man whe tréats his friends pet: ter than he treats his own fami- ly-has a split personality? WONDERING.’ WIFE DEAR WIFE: ‘If your hus- band has a “split personality’’ his family is getting the bum half. His behavior wayrants a visit to a doctor who deal§ -with erratic behavior, and I '_ @o mean,a psychiatrist. i ee eee a DEAR ABBY: What does a girl do about fellow who acts like this? He has a_car/of his own, but when he takes me out, he always double-dates and makes tHe other fellow drive his car. He sits in the back seat with me and gets me in a sort of a hammerlock and it is almost impossible not to let him kiss me. He is a pppu- lar boy, but I like him as a - #9 friend* not as a boyfriend. but how to handle TRAPPED Don't I don’t know him. DEAR TRAPPED: kiss him. Kiss him OFF! * * * DEAR ABBY: My husband is kind and loving, but he thinks a child should clean up all the food: he puts on his plate. Even if the food is dis- tasteful, the child still must clean his plate. One time it took our son over an hour to eat two pieces of fish which he helped himself to. After tasting the fish, he didn’t like it, but he had to eat it all any- way. Am I wrong to disagree with this rule or is ny husband ' wrong to stick to it? ing potato*pancakes — get busy on the griddle the moment MRS. R. B. DEAR MRS. R.B: The rule that a child must eat every- HELPS HIMSELF TO This teaches the child that he is not permitted to waste anything, and if he is in doubt as to whether or not he. will like the food, he should take only a small sample first. * * * To get ABSY’S _ booklet “What Every Teenager Wants To Know,” send 25 cents and a lar Self - addressed stamped envelope to Abby in care of this newspa er ete & personal reply, write to ABBY in care of this paper Enclose a self-addressed. stamped envelope Two Baskets Better Than One When gathering your clothes from the line, use two baskets, putting the starched articles in one and the unstarched ones in the other. This saves sorting the clothes after you get them ipside. thing he is a good one oe Be. For * can live on what he Speed is all important in mak- the potatoes are grated and mixed with the batter. PON'FIAC/PRESS._ tons, here’s just the thing— rings of tiny enameled buds. crystalline cut stones. TUES SD: AY SU. NE . ° , 19: 59 To complement your summer tan and fresh cot- necklace, bracelet and ear-* The stems are set with Four More Years Do Make Big Difference By RUTH MILLETT “If all you want is marriage why not get married as soon as you fniish high school? Why waste four years going to college A 11-year-old girl zaged to an 18-year-old boy wants who is en an answer to that question. Let's take it from a practical point of view. Let's even pretend that four years of college won't make you a better wfe and mother though it certainly should) You want to get married, to have a home and chlidren, to make metriage a full-time ca reer. The narry statyon, 18-year-old boy you can now is working in a gas By pinching pennies you makes You might as well face it Chances are he'll never make very much because he isn't trained for any special work. This is a spe cialized world we're living in If you marry him, you are choosjng to be the wife of a man ;whose future doesn't look too rosy. Any children you have will have only rive such advantages as he can them But if you invest the next four years in ai college education, you will have an opportunity to meet and fall in love with a college’ student whose future should much brighter. You can still make marriage a_ full- time career. But it should he a better life for you being the helpmate of a man with a fu ture rather than a man who lacks the best possible educa tion and training. be That's terms—‘ ‘What's in c putting it on your owr lege for if all I want is to get married?” The answer, many a girl has found out, a husband who can offer her more than the one she might have married if hac married a boy just out of hig! school me as is she Boiled corn beef can be’ pressed in a loaf pan — place a heavy weight in another loaf pan and put on top of meat; chilled and juices are pressed out and jellied Glasses Design refrigerate until | Wear pone in Line With If you are a girl who wears glasses learn how to look beau- tiful' in them. Regardless of the big fashion in bangs, do not wear them in exaggerated styles. Choose all jewelry, and especially ear- rings, which harmonize with ‘he glasses. Wear only a small amount of jewelry “for glasses are fancy in themselves. = Make up your eyes in the current glamour fashion, mak- ing deft use of eye shadow, eyebrow pencil, and mascara Even line your eyes to make them look big and wonderfully defined. Then, whether you don sun glasses or reading glasses, your eyes will gleam with beauty. ‘Rub On’ a Tan Until Sun Gets there is a way to get around it gracefully. One famous beauty house has concocted a clear dark liquid which gives you a tan in a minute It's temporary, of course, but while you want it on, it stays on. It's waterproof and will defy detection, the maker says It gives you the lock of a natural, glowing tan until you can acquire the real thing. It comes off with soap-and-water of course You can use it after change into your swimsuit and emerge looking like a real mer maid you Save the liquid from canr its to use as a sweetener fv sh fruit juice drinks When a government typist is paid $10,000 a- year that’s not inflation — it’s relation. Twelve mothérs of missionaries meeting held Thursday in the ‘who are supported by Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary So- ciety of First Baptist Church were honored guests at the group's church parlors. Luncheon was served -by Mrs. George Cook. Eighty members and guests were a , * * Speakers were vile. Hobe! Sick leave from work in Sia, Ecuador: Mrs. Philip Christianson, missionary-elect to Northern. Rho- desia. Mrs, Harry Zemmer and Mrs. Dwight Slater told of medical work in Belgian Congo. A song service was led by Mrs. Ira Davis with Mrs. Bruce Reh accompanying. Special music was presented by Mrs, Mel Strader. Dr. H. H. Savage installed new fficers. 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Transformer-powered chassis, channel equalizer and new hi-leVel contrast control Security Sealed Circuits, | leather or tweed finishes HAMPTON Choice of 4 simulated 170-P-06. ‘Honored Here by aptists -~ Mrs. Robert Alexander was hon- — Crack at You yred at a stork shower May 27. Hostess for the affair was Mrs. Nothing: is ag discouraging to : # Carl Geiger sire athe. ; a girl as catching that first 2 Pearse “eee were Mrs. dow : arcelf Charles Geiger, Mrs. Peter Geiger, summer day at the beach Graduating from A’niversity G Mes) Earl Grace, May rey Her skin, which looked so of Michigan as a dental hygien- eensiee and Miss one eigen. creamy in the blacks and deep ist is Barbara Carol Berg AlsS resent ‘Were Donne Hiche colors of winter, now looks a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Osc ind BS Irwin Richie, both of dead white against the glowing Berg of James K_ boulevard Me = Mites Louis Spatagis Mra shades of sand, water and sky She is an honor student and was ~~ hn Kerezsy..and Jean Launie The sun may have sparkle but a charter member of Nu chap - her skin certainly hasn't ter of Sigma Phi Alpha, honor A dash of salt added to appl To many girls, thi S85 Jan. ary dental hygienist sororits sauce points up sweet flavor experience as shuddery. ‘as “i plunge into icy water. But re 5 a ‘ . ay £y . : “ F | 24 WEST HURON STREET | _ ° Open Nightly ‘til 9 P. M. | | . HURON at TELEGRAPH | Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until Nine lif 825 West Huron Street FE 4-2525 | | Mon, Thurs, Fri: 10 to 9—Tues Wed’, Sat, 10 to 6 sd == " ; ‘ 7 ‘ , ! se \ / ‘ . . Fg & 5 \ i i a nip FOURTEEN 3 7 = sey | a . : - Lae ge oe poo a | UE Pd ee _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. TU ESDAY, JU NE, 2 00 : i : - y The original name of Oregon, wits Sys. is mented: by a legisla- Graham Says Impact Sh k Nation . |New Albion, named by Sir Francis|ture of 138 representatives who + ama ic | love | oe in 1579. Tare. elected by male voters. a i Display Dee: S: iritual UNG Or oases icoeeeetieere ° ® t by China Seen .uS ra ians isp ALIS UL ; Eeoblied 1098 | . —_ s- : : | are es ee . ‘(Evangelist Billys Graham. ¢om- are greeted with ope n arms every-| pene d-to our Guurche s in the his about it is that 80 per cént of therm ef = by an estimated "% is . ar er- nover e _ : c : KLende (rusad 1 ; a * Expected to Precipitate oe vals eee i nis snpracsace, | where tory of the nation In checking ure new people to Us | per cbnt. - se : br eral , Ho e . - . . . Udi eee ead itn Keehn - . t : } Ea e : un mM Crisis in Bid to Win of tha un ry and rr a ‘Aoxiralians are criticized fer ome an a“ ene ee s in 1S BIBLE SALES BOOM It went on to give a number of e : a i Narionaii) 400 |OtC! + hice Wr ¢@ “white diocese he found that since thé : : Is ‘giving |® : Press International 1 their drinking, gambling, “white Giocese ne : -_ case ‘histories of criminals ‘gi : ° Seat at Summit Meet Auittalian’ polices and allowing crusade began many of the con There is a bopm in Bible Sales, thcairlves up to the authorities: | > 160 W. Huron St. FE 2- 9171 ¢ n ‘> i Abie wy t « 7 7 ot : . Be : By BILL GRAHAM in well organized communist party gregations had doubled and trip- Canon Arrowsmith of the asi igunmen handing over reyolvers, : Pew * oor PARKING ON PREMISES . e TOKYO (AP)—Signs are multi: SIDNEY, Austraha fUPI) — lig thrive. While there is a great led in attendance soceiy sald ae ae pepe fe and burglars surrendering their» 2 plying that Red China is consider. have just spent four months in geal of drinking, yet I have secon aA sf et da his gs ats 3 : oe li kits of tools sSidosvssectadesteusieceb entennstpekentesetses iNing “ ‘ ‘ ; 4 ‘¢ i a (Or 21S “Ing some dramatic new meve in Austraha. During this time L have practically no drunkenness, and St Stephens Presbyterian eee a ae ) worn 0 sh * * * Asia to emphasize her claim to a learned a great deal about this ao, convinced that the Gommunists Chureh which is the largest in the LO Malu a2 For the first time in my minis- seat at any summit conference land “down under have very jittle hold on hue ma jor country, counted 600 people who. The Sidney Daily Mirror had a try, I believe a spiritual impact of Dr. Stanley Ww. Black This is suggested by the m * * * ity of the people and that Australa had requested spiritual help as a stery on the social impact of the major proportions has been made. } . ult neous presence in “Albania of There is an exhilaration, a hip 38 lrevot thiy tied to the West result of the crusade; and the crusade on Sidney. Lt said, “The For the first time we have been Optometrist ae ' Phra minister said, “The amazing thing crusade has cut crime in parts ‘able to reach an entire nation Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushehes piness, a cordiality and a hos pREACHED TO 2 MILLION minister saie € 2 : 1 : . and Red China's Defense Minis pitality here that is beyond any During the past three months I 3513 Elizebeth Loke Rd. ter, Peng Teh-huai, thing in my exverience this far ye areached to over two million Corner of Cass Lake Rd. * * * ; 4, . ceen m than 125.000 . : fhe average AuMralian appears people and seen more than 125 Yells of Democracy Smother Reds ening pf 1 Peiping s carefully DEE AAS ‘ o have hitthe respect for wealth respond fo the unvitiution to Peeews y i Evenings by Appointment bombshell could be a sho 0 ’ ' ond and Savie Tr catieh Sittte avy of riche There is Christ a Lord and av ior ULE ; _. . force eilhen hy Chinese ie. Corn mare i nteniiment here than an any has surprised me and -stunned thi ? Phone FE 2-2362 Closed Wed. mitinist North Vietn tITie S4 troop . . f y te they {i ler : | S | qd lec IC Ol or Spr arn arene er caparoumnpenininin ee ns ae 7 at the borders of their weouk,pro- int P hina Ween m i NEE — an = , Sie western neihbor, the kingdom of The average Australian is There is a spiritual hunger , eer, . skeptical, even cynical about. and iiterest here that few of the . : SPECIAL RECON DITION ED Or the could be a renewal of ‘ome things and is not easily clergy suspected. Before coming MACAO (APi—Children barely to infiltrate Santa Teresa with ful grin. “We call them Soviet AVE Olle ( bere wu » “ : 5 < eon ae . . ft ~ , r j ] ao “ hostilities against the Chinese Nao impressed, He has few inhibi we had been told that the press, old’ enough to read—but not, too junior a igents, printe d dogs You should hear the din Rebuilt by Curt’ Appliance: Using Cur Own Parts“ tionalist islands off the Ped main tions -but a wonderful sense of — radio and television would not young to shout and sing—are the propaganda | terature and a loud- Children from each school join 5 hand | a humor. He is friendly, generous, | be Triendly. The press, radio and soldiers jn a psychglogical >. speaker campaign: of anti-Ameri- in rousing political songs which . - f pelliceres hospitable, tolerant and is rare- | television have given Us the most between communism and dente oli an and anti-Nationalist propa- the loudspeakers blare back and Ad ve oo“ ‘ ‘ u i id Cl ly sentimental exeept oxer chile generous and sympathetle cover: (Tacy in this tiny Portuguese, cig. forth across the fence. Each side ° . on: the Eatin none Cr a heen age we have had anywhere inthe cotony in the shadow of Red * *« * ‘has accumulated an imposing list A minal host thik i 4 _ | world. The entire country has ‘ hina. The Red airy was two-fold — of* political slogans to bellow at _ Fully ma ; ba a aA . o irieenit I doubt af ther a SAU \ been touche d. A former colonel in Whe Chinese fo undermine the Catholic school each other. e Guaranteed hoe ked coun Mesa . } | JU the world more [riendi try Thi ; , aa Wonalist ariny says democracy vuthorities and to woo the ir It's easy to keep score on who Attachments has me accused of vieloting the qo, lates than Australia, Ai! The Paght Reverend PC. Ret ; hun 4 hone Bike ! — \ al Thi ier a slow tut, is Muining the «harves over to the Communist is Winning. Included Indochina Arm . : , prytoet every tni Vane riean hishop a m Ol little ware hands down chool * * * $1. 25 Week * uvht aft ind liked. Amertean the biggest thing that Nas pap ' : truck back : Tt ' et SN EIADAS Is Iynatius Wong os principal of Santa ‘Teresa struck back. It At the start -each, school had a . ; ~ r ' mt ¥ es ‘the Santa Teresa kindergarten and weeded owt the infiltrators. Pluck-- few hundred students. Thé Com Free Home Demonstration—OR 3- 9702 ; : ! , | Aaa . \ ' . >: >. PUP Se hool run by « Phonan ine a page from the Communists” munists made some initial gain oa sack 4h / Satellite Brings New Data Cathohe miskion here book, Wong set up a pubWe ad but once Santa Teresa's loud. | Complete Parts and Repair Service on All Cleaners! roamay be h Across the fence from Santa | dress system of his own, booming speaker system got going the tide We Sell What We Advertise! Nationalist Chitress ue on \ Communist propaganda, back ne o ne Se ; Peres j fhe Communistrun @flh\ ommunt propaganda, turned, Enroliment in the Catho- | cena ca ea Bulge Al lers E ATE THEOLY Mili in vce Sa ine sis the te ite arto Gale ea CURT’S APPLIANCES nae Manse ey ; . ve v0 . Red schools allowed tu! * x The score today: 1,053 students Qe Sle Rituals. ae Peraite in Macao “They call us American dogs.” at Santa Teresa, about 400 at the 6183 Jameson illicit ail ae $y PRANK CARRY « Boise, ud AL TTT Ot The Conimunists started trying, Wong said recently with a cheer Communist school. I Quemios f ned ne : AP Science Writer . cela f «dasehit bation 1 : SS = = — = i { 4 duchit ar bdpecd 5 : ; ae ? tril) bins tliat . [°C 4 eu r a i iy math | tej. these eet ecean — te to ° Ihe = | ; | the ©! , th earth mits . | | | wi Jil I l , AM) tional peu res, | : } . * , ° . . ft ! ‘ De “ | ene ly 6 hee eepines I ilies aC 6 1m . y a ; br bal : | : Pangea Hel Built-in gas-savers give t ' ; nD) | 1 a 2 = — ani ee een Try them—the greatest Standard Gasolines * * 1 ctedt fice Woot Pied tite pyils af these 3 4 i if ; M ae ‘i : r s ; ; . = , ; Hal UA see Gates A te en ever, with built-in gas-savers to: give Bonus ( hain ot oth iM fe bei te * * i i 1 . v > ‘s pee Biot the imager theories Ne sod old Hie | Miles every tankful! There’s high octane to last lie , ie f «an -t) ilposstictte ? . - JUL : * 4 . . . . . . tye: Ssuonenliat Lane nr pilibeiain euncepl of the earth stop gas-wasting knock. A corrosion inhibitor j t thee viel bien] ‘ hres dad 1} | th Ite myation hols the ut : ' . | | 7 the equatenal bub woe beheved Gere as molteg cmd 1 sarraunded helps keep carburetors at high-mileage effi- mio tent it A\| ( measure about Vp veh steps . ; : ; wild ansate t hia fee a ee) (mnt an 4 r Fhe spinoef the earth ciency. Cleaner combustion keeps engines freer i qt ' | he Chis : ' | tt it . n net fhe con af tt i 7 ss 5 nopresty i cramer conitias i cothe ermine to push upon tl of carbon. And GoLp CRowN rejuvenates most Place baker of tt it} i i} z 4 ri 1 thi i : ecier! ; _* * I Me view earth spins fouled spark. plugs to stretch mileage. Change ran the (Tine Peat) Hiayen subd the paha . < ; 41 ie bal they V hie ' } ' ' — " Hie risk of hei | ftieay Indicated he Canes at Standard today to GoLpD Crown Super- 1} i ; : - j . nuk ediatedt asath. the Con derbies more them coubd te , . . . ! 1 if ee cates ntl Spare wecounted for by the old conecpt Premium or Rep Crown, the higher-octane : 114 iit i ! | . a ; . =, Astin airs itel bev) the - * ae foe 4 wis ‘ . : cieatiatun tol tl . a . . 4 pike King-Size Regular. Get Bonus Miles! ; bully ! moointerys poten Nith ih there Me EES -{Ino;r P O Our : x ed . | mn ef peferen fi miele to anieme: expert bhageenm seri " C “ ‘ a. is i. priertyt peepee i Woeddne:sela in tivtl fer 7 oe plausible explanation is that 5 < cm tan se nm tayale of wore. fer abe the See tianmiay MM Jevlusteye seedy oa belpe dexelaped eon i } fepea Meath) cobveat S Wb ( tere fiom the earth pair tout) Phat ae : ‘ * { 1) yp far PSO) efadte rit ‘an * * * this reeeeite nee has ehardened *o* : At [ al ) al “ Live rie ‘ det if t vive ined -He Tel the, Hinde brea poe } ae ’ : = a, ae ¥ | : ww We tea: BY SS oy] tj * &, f ts. 9 Pan sll farted ti MeO) ES 9 \\ ! i { f y thal (ii | t VA tt] tlie Want Ad he thoueht of aim the expert she sourht of, : . 3 ‘Treading these is a habit PIL Keep | “ig. i _ s —. | | [ tt OMS & ceo fh QO PRST Satur’ be oe} * \ ‘ : M oC ‘att worn dieu ’ ‘ ; Apert Wy PROGRES . rou expect Mm ore from 2 G — é ; \ STANDARD and you get ye » . 2 Pontiac Press Want Ads Work for You Pp 4 _ 4 — , y ‘ + SO ANN ct salecten ane : \ ® \ i. be. ; 1 i . * { ‘ ah “ , } ¢ i , , ; di 7 5 | | , r ' * = ‘ ‘ ; ; o* 7, : ae: _... ie 8 = a aR 2 Sa ee ee: ~ Gait tee... soe eS gle at aed Fag Ler ee ee | | ee SC LL mT —_—e. : pap / fey : ee ees ) P ? / . <4 a f x ts —_ THE PONTIAC. PRESS. WAKE OVER PA re “TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1959 : ) Fee PONTIAC, _MIGHIGAN _ | | at | | = AJ Ee sch od ele eS eee zs ase ao t wet <7 parenate : a ee > — we a - ~ tree a - } Nay Appeal Car Track Case | Hele ——- — Shelby G : 7 by Group Walled Lake To Choosé Rochester Queen Tomorrow . | Pins Roundup | Sell 300 Tickets to Contest [eel lon | ans oun up e IC e S O on eS! Will Consider Further Children Who Expect ROCHESTER—More than 300 ad-| Ten attractive local girls have bathing suits and return to th Legal Action Opposing . vance sale tickets have been sold entered the competition and will stage to sing again as ‘Mis to Enter Kindergarten to the Miss Rochester Indepen- vie in three cateeaien for the Rochester” is crowned by Milto Auto Speedway Will Be Registered dence Day Queen contest to be crown. They will appear first ‘in We aver, Kiwanis Club president. . - , staged at 8 pgm. tomorrow at Ro-; bathing suits, reappear in the Winner ef the c wat tbe SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Whether a chester Community High School, talent portion ef the show and inner of the contes€ Will be the Shelby Homeowners Assn. will WALLED LAKE — The annual Mrs. Oscar J. Sorenson Jr., contest finally wear dormal dre@é. for selected by a panel of five judges appeal the ruling in the automo- kindergarten roundup for children chairman announced today. final, judging. —three from Rechcater and two bile race track case dimissed } who will be 5 years old on or be-) wars Sorenson said she expects | : from out of-town. They will also Thursday in Macomb County Cir- fore Dec. 1 will be held tomorrow. ', fj) house in the student isange Each contestant will pick a ques pick the queen s two attendants. 6uit Court will be decided tonight. | Thursday and Friday in the Walled ang cafeteria where the contest tion from~a_ fish tow WES TERT Miss Rochester” will reign over The group will meet at 8 ie | Lake School District will be held. It has a seating capa- extemporaneously before the con ine. Kiwanis Club's “Family” 4th George R. McAle« 8125 Ger- Children in the Glengarry and city of 600 . fest Clases O-Ram-A celebration on .In- hardt Rd., to decide if - further rWixom school areas will attend the — 7 : = = : a x dependence Day. She will also re-jaction will be taken. an associas See ue oes Oak ae eS Paul Lennon, Rochester's profes: ceive a complete wardrobe and tion spokesman said today | Beach, Decker, . ‘ . * sions aster ‘eremonhies i veall be considered to represent the ny . Elementary schools on Thursday; 1 hies Receives _ “featured voralist Ie wil sity : ie e oth : ween, contests 0M Bf the group’s two altor- ‘ Tt F alts l S Vinadse in other queen CORTCS'S neys, either Miss Dee Edwards and at Commerce and Union ake; h S h ] as the girls first appear in their throughout the state. ior Donald 'G. Schindler. is e\- schools on Friday. 1g cnoo : : a pected to be present. Both are ‘wo sessions wil held daily = “tro at all of theee echoots froma.xo Ocience Award , ete oe cicsan oa 11 a.m. and from 1 te 3 p.m. a | ssues Oar eM Oeil ees Seis tee 1 F WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN Paursday fo enjoim the Shelby Children and their parents will sytp — A certificate of merit was’ y Pownsimp Board t SSUINZ pets Lattend the session according to the presented to Richard W Thies, 17 7 nuts which would allow Curtiss« time kindergartners in their im-/ con of Mr and Mrs.- William T . : ' Wright Corp: to proceed with es- |mediate neighborhood are normal- Thies of 3120 Wellington Ct! when . dablishment of the proposed track ly in class. Kindergartners pres- the Engineering Society of De-| | . e AC | ¥ q fica: company property located’ ently enrolled will not attend trojt held its 12th annual High ° - : tween Tl and 25-Mile roads, classes on the day of the roundup.’ school Awards Banquet last night . id and Van Dyn x ® k® Oe of 96 students in the metro-§ UTICA—Electors in the Utica. ing program on the- elementan * . * Parents must bring birth certifi- politan area so honored, Richard Community School District. will be) jamior high and senior hy Sy, Five township residents and the cates with them. Any other forms is a senior at West Bloomfield asked to vote on two proposals levels and for acquisiti of sijes @S8seciation itself were. plaintiffs in 0 will not be acceptable, according High School and to name one metnber to the and for their development the court action. Their bill of com- to Nina Kropibloski, elementary) Tke banquet was held in the Board of Education in the annual Qyly registered pi ty owners Dlaint charged that the township : ; supervisor, who is in charge of the Rackham Educational Memorial school election “Monday MAY Vole om tus proms! icted illegally in rezoning the Cur- SET FOR SUMMER — New volunteer Water- . Peatise Preus Phete (roundup ; Building, Detroit. The awards are) The ‘inst proposition seeks votet SO “tiss Wright property to mw digs ford Township skin divers, Richard Beckman and firemen have a truck the Junior Chamber of The vad tox sack day will made each year for outstanding approval of a $2,886 000 bond issin The second preuposition, spon time automolile racing ther Lee Hargreaves check equipment as assistant Commerce donated completely equipped and set be i ree : scholastic work in science. to cover cost of a proposed build sored by the Tenure. Committee = : tre C ae : ford * - Apis Ve — f — air > in two portions and will fea- . of the Utica Teachers Club The opponents of the proposed Fire Chief Louis Goff watches. Waterford Town- to go at a moment's notice, 24-hours a day. ture welcoming speeches by, the | wske thal the Thurk - "| track also were concerned with ship policeman Ernest Mann is also one of the -Police Chief Millard Pender said, “‘In case of an | schoo! principals, a talk by the |, * - ; a) . A 4 be 1 od tn in .. the nuisance the speedway might ‘local skin diyers on the alert to meet any emer! emergency we are prepared to help with this kindergarten teachers on the cur- Middlemen Got It All . Comings & eck " C8 create because of noise, litter, gency in the community. Waterford Township group of men.” . riculum and materials, health if traffic, crowds, dust and vibra- _ : 7 : at +—— | tips from the school nurses, film F D id ‘t & t C t Electors need not 1 Et tions, they said in court ; _ | strips on citizenship and safe- armers ] Nn e en ODES LOS On Sits y ev aise added it wnuld «xe: 5 | ty, and a talk by the PTA presi: ’ . . ~*~ * *& | il acrensen i wexatcn made | dent of each school concerned. of Decad P eC Hike Three candidates ure running precéate property values Ho lly S Woman Co bbler | The children will be cared for by e s TIC s OF We ane Vacancy’ On tne Be ne The-corperahon had previously |PTA members while parents are By thse June 8 election, They ate announced plans for d velopment e . e ‘ hearing. ‘this program | WASHINGTON (UPD —Farmers': He said ‘it is incumbent upon Charles Ho Bannow, Gerald AN. of the track, expected to rival the Those desiring transportation got none of the 20 per cent in- our government to develop public Moll and George F. Roberts. in tndianapolis Speedway. on its 67s in S IXIng oes 1 S may ride the school bus crease in food prices over the past policies which will enable farmers cumbent Board secretary acre tract her There is already pe 10 years. the House Agriculture to participate equitably, along with The bond issue, the third in| @ -"2mbe os on the i er oo Committee reported today. “Mid. industry, business and labor, in the Jess than a year, has been pared Packard Proving Ground property, HOLLY — This village’s 66-year Her’s Was one of the three busi-|not generally associated with the Walled lake PTA dlemen” got it all - ‘pewards of the American free in half from the two previously old woman eobbler has very defi- nesses in Hofly when she and fer fairer: sex In fact, the committee said in a enterprise system" sought) programs. They were * . nite. ideas about public relations. late husband Albert opened shop She learned because her hus- H ld-P lj Cli . study, the prices paid to farmers - soo finn Skl) million cach) ana: hath Orion Man Injured “If you are pleasant to the cus- in 1925 « band liked to hunt and fish to 0 0 10. iInic dropped eight per cent during the) The study satt processors and Were defeated : tomer,” says Isla Hayes, “the cus “I've fixed shoes for those who «| wanted him te have fun,” | decade. The amount the average marketing firms “have been suc. The latest 1 7 ; \AJ tomer eventually will be pleasant were children then.’’ she. says, says Isla, “but someone had to | WALLED LAKE — A third polio|family paid for ‘middlemen’s’’ cessful in adding greatly increased race - : va ame — A - . as Car Runs Wild to you “and naw I’m repairing then for stay and mind the business. So clinic is being sponsored by the|marketing and processing charges charges to the farmers’ products ‘ ine eee Wear tice aii . Mrs. Hayes hasn't had to wait their children.” I learned the frade.” Walled Lake PTA Council at the jumped 44 per cent in the same before they reach the consumers.” dew elk A fier ne ee ih LAKE ORION —_A& 2f\carold long during Ber 33 years of re. = * i = “Now it's good for me because ‘Senior High School _ Wednesday period : | It said food was 20 per cent grade addition. to Sterling Juntor-Lake Orion man sulfered minor pairing shoes in this southeastern The energetic woman has a I am prepared to take care of from 4to6p.m.and7to9 pm. { Qhairman Harold D. Cooley | more expensive tea 10. vears High. and replacements for the 'HJuries early this morning when Michigan community for custom. ready explanation for how she be- myself now that he’s gone.”’ Local doctors and nurses are grate of Mi which carries a8 ing oie ges comin wit ee Watchmakers Unit Pick Nhat, eutaooe, dee. Ses. cc eT ee aircrafts, chemicals,” “Whee MEY cone 3% conuideretion be ee Sat me |a bare of te r service notices of |f =p te L Dre ) MIDLAND W—The Dow Chemi atchmakers Unit PICKS romatoes hothouse. 8 ibe “** a50/rails, airlines and tobaccos backed ee are 18302 Sep 1.0.6.5. €3%6| nicipal a Soe ‘ee makes ern ee gegen Tiemee actet , cal Co. of Midland and Pacific Drayton Plains Man Chief Rirace. We 3 = r +0 jaway moderately, Nonferrous De — a Deel pare ge % is, «council roerees ee ee the inter coat of wach " bid will be com. West Huron Sireet, School, 1200 Chemical and ‘Fertilizer Co. of ° Collard No} bee ue oe et 80 metals, oils and mwtors Were Ex: May” = pa ae and to weive any informalities therein, Lachpag pnd tt one total dollar; Precinct No. 3: Waterford _ Center P | POS By BU ote inieictat oie eters S000 ‘oe Sly .o...u,. 1.90% rates specified therein, the total dollar Honolulu: announced -Monday fut | Leslie Powell, 2336 Georgeland Mustare No 1 bute cce tee, ie ed. Drugs and mail order-retail) corn— . ie ee ft tee rer. _jvajae o8 Sih interest om the notes frew precinct Mo 4: PWatertord Village i mation of a company to mak St , Drayton Plains, has been elect- 6pinach pu VigiccicecesPeescsesess I stocks were @ bit on the upside. ‘2 tee 134 ‘ uaer . Lasse one c. Sl la pes iceeretrenm inppectns Fg The a as og hog he Schoo! ; polyethlene film sand film ‘pro-|ed director’ of the Pontiac unit of SEH! LS GrSrorese Gaoenccout se 130) ~< *& * [Dee tieeecs ibe Lard (drums) _ June 2, 1959. notes will be awarded to on bidder ais Williams Lake , he ht 5 , i A = . May Wy) .....--- 9.13 - bid on the above tation) Dated: May 11, 1959. _ ducts in Hawaii. ithe Michigan Watchmakers’ Guild, | | mong the fast-stepping elec- dats ‘oid txpe! Sep ........ 9.97B! CITY OF SYLVAN LAKE, OAKLAND produces the lowest interest en to the POOLE, ) - it was announced today: Poultry ond Eggs tronics, Motorola dropped about 4, 2!% 63% Nov. ....,.,. 9.92B|County, Michiga School Digtrict of the City of Pontiac. Secretary of the Board Mi Education ope \Zenith 3 and Raytheon abo: om 64 (Dee - soe 0- S018 Notice ey ‘Publie oartag No proposal for the purchase of less of said smeci district ; The. position w ‘an vacated by | DETROIT EGGS : f a y' about @ Oats (new type) B-Bid Please take notice that under the pro-| than oo of the notes or at a price jess May 26, June 2 ‘59. TELEPHONE Dwight F, Casler, 1597 LeRoy, DETROIT. MAY 29 (APi- Eyes FOB os jad Corp. was .firm. i+ - ~ — . )- . ; Jerroit in case le feder t a M : a Ferndale, who was promoted to ~ yw ott ie cae ieee oe roe ered a pain ioe ste wodeien . e ice Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 " AN first vice president of the 600-mem.-:l#rwe 33, large 31-32. wta avg 31, me . . cle 5 0 Lil . at 0 PRP PP LN APP LIP PR PP | PRP PPP APD PAPAL APA EAL AEM SIRO AP AAPL ASAP APA OPAPA AL APA ALAA PAPA 2 SWERING ber state chapter ase 25, small 18 Grade B Large 28-29 iyeste rday’s show of strength - by | 7 ; 2 MEN WANTED MAINTENANCE MAN EXPERIENCED DISHWASHER — Z : ove eS Browns —Cirade A extra, ‘losing more than 2. De OO A Experienced canvassers for home PART TIME 8 AM. TO 1 2 NOON, _phone MI 4-9000. i | large diu 95 . : . - 5 SERVICE “Powell is un employe of the Fred is'@,,32, saree 31. meaium® 29, small 7 = GORDINIER, JUNE 1 improvement. Salary, plus com: a, apbly fn, person only. | EXPER N ED Noein | ; N Pault Co. 28 W. Huron St.| Total weekly receipts of government| Despite impressive produc. | | Colts vo creel Be. dee Thy deat available. Will train qualified men clu Telegra etween 9 a.m. & 4 p.m. Sham- “ty You Leave— The 3O-member Pontiac Watchma- fy vor egtt! May 24 through deth were) thom gains last week, Ford was \ Funerel varvise will be held wetweer ‘10 ‘sam Big: Bear mF Must es Y, CLEANTRG re ee HESPER € ; her kers Unit meets monthly at the! mmeriity,araae | oft a traction, General Motors Tharaey dope, ATet,1%8 pim| Sosat'tar ap W. aron, Homiee | Rimes Sur" citaer aot | OWL, FOR NOTES HELTER | BTgs Shelley Library. - Mhitee— rade | A Jsmha 32-33, ex: {1 eased. American Motors rose a Rey. Malcolm Burton officiating. i NEAT iG MEN Pike. children Pontiac Press Box 43. f, 7 ; \large 30, large 27-20 inedium 21- train for unit manager on route 7 ew We Answer It! |Hrowns—Crade A extra large iets ' fraction” while Chrysler was Gordinier’ wil le, Smsie ist work in Oskiand County. oe MEN, MEN, MEN os bap head —_- aap ser acomes laun: : ; rf + - aie an 4 diu Sear ' : [ 2 le - & . ae Ay 49, medium 2723's, Grade B) steady. Sparks-Griffin pemeet Home. eraauete peeteres Coot pay ron 4 — Apriy 8X. Pad bse dry work, ironing, folding, wash- = + CALL The United States has the larg 5 HENDRICK, MAY 31, 1950, CLARA | —— : 2 2. on, PARTS | 'DS, & customer contact. Cail be- y 2 9 est corn production and China the DETROIT POULTRY | Pfizer added around a point and eo 6330 Saline St. Laboipedege| Aggressive Intangible minors as 8 clerk. ‘Must be. ex- Cleanere 1056°W. Huron z ~ arge he tAIT Mey 2 — Schering a sizab ns wi deep tpogd taakng a . _perienced. Hollerback’s Auto seeing : : * FE A254 reat ite preety, Se ie eer eee o's cine mere caaied tor Beas ee eile rs | | eevee ern cea | eons Capa as te peUh oes a + W L. , o , ual 5 - . lanes ae hens 17: light type hen buck. International Harvester wednsesat, Janes oh 3 a. irom Se aerscuse pam fied service | NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FIRE UNDERWRITER f : » 1 ne hens ' spec ustrial, com L } 110, heavy lype brotiers and fryers 3 to-Caterpillar, Texaco and Johns. the Huntoon Funeral Home with | business and professional men.| $te4i2 per weet. No ramag| a other fire nes Royal Ost , 4 lbs: Whites 10:20° Barred Rocks 2 Rev. Warren Wilson officiating. | Willin to work biggest S15-6128 per weet. No canvassing. Dipedte . a4 co aaerieede under 3 iba 26 nae i Manville Interment in Perry | Mt. Park set carvan gt “bea werk Pre-arranged appointments. Our peo’ b Bmalpe en mised a © Ibs 26. ducklings 26, breeder turkeys | Union Carbide was down around| | MADDOCK, MAY 31, 1989, LLOYD,| elther full or part time, Liberal ate mainly DA cee Mir are Tit’ replies eld. tn confidence. heavy type hen . L | ‘ Ls e é od yg pene 2 a point and Allied Chemical about | Jr, 3630, Bilverside, Dr. i ot | featersi Reply ber 30. Pont a roduct and easy budget terms. | Reply Pontiac Press Box_1¢8. t tj sock “he yu Plein ore Rall carne _Press y ee rer Te or part - ei ie Dd You USE $50 WE. 7 | ives oc <. - n 4 se k. the G a no answer ca Cal) r UL 2-3782. : ~ =i] er ery nee tera rae shoppin Seen ‘saadie Bel 7) a LADY 2 TO 3 “wit ABILITY DETROIT LIVESTOCK | New York Stocks Baer ams eegevichis Gra voila 1 en MEN—SUMMER WORK ~ OPEN IN G Studio. Salary sand” comm ‘eon : 2 . : . | Belial May 28 (AP) — Livestock (Late Morning Quotations: — nereles ain aps hr weaneeaay: co s —8UM . dales, 14 8. Saginaw, Pontiac. , Cattle — Balable 150 Limited supply Figures after dec t Limited number of ees err Due to tneresse in business we | LADIES! YO slaughter classes fully stead aleee imal point are eighths June 3 at 2:18 pm. at Perry| being accepted now for 10 to 12 LADI UR VACATION THIS ing good steers 26 00-28 00. standard Mt. Park with Rev. James Luther | weeks of summer omployment. ne peisueee: tenis interested in} year is assured if you qualify for a low good malaed” etterinca ates “jo Admiral 244 Kroger ; 28 7) | officiating Puneral arrange- Internationally known concern. 2 es eee. . posse promeemie Aven Work. ulllity steers and hetfers 50-24 | ale Hheguc hod LOF Giants 65 6); ments by Parmer -Snover Puneral B h ipel if & aan rg “2 today FE +4508 or write My cows 200621 50 eunners ana caiteri Allied ay ie Liby McN&L 121 Home. tame year “Ahse vaeeupad AES ty yeu et lvarmee. te ‘o ae uPeagses Plains FO. Bos 636. “4 15 80-2000. compared last week average Allis Chal. 14 tte a My... B94) PENNAMEN, ‘JUNE 9, 1969, DORTS,| aged over $130 weexly. work at. once. Apply 10 a.m. | LADY VICINITY OF AUBURN sted and belter steers and heifers 60¢ Alum Ltd 4 kn Alrc 4 1415 a Bt, netheess!, V8 oer ga fe be =_ , Ritz Motel, — _, isons ey Gn iheory ' . 1WOr somes sales 100 low lth the Alcoa 00 2 slink! +. 204) Mich , ‘see dear sister of Eu- 7 Re __ 1000 § errylan: 4 fulr decline on heavier ep gee rale Am “Alclin my) fone & Gan |” 87) gene, ‘Richard and Joseph Wright | a Bee A OPENING FoR ve: “WIRE - MAN OR 3-22 : bs good steers and heifers steady low ain on 43 Vauilnest i. and Mrs. Albert Peliksa. Puneral Picceant ki mteactive cox an |: who needs to earn $125 per week. WiSSLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE . Hire ecaden also steady, cows fully b0c qi MATAy oe sae ae n. 846 service| will be held Priday, June care furnished. Fo i Sinks Will finance & train. Guaranteed for 1 child. More for home than =| Ww Nate "bullenteady to"vattong, mont Am Marte 3 Mace TN aa Srecist vincent a Paul Church | care formant, Potggteel Mr" | to, wart Call Puller Brush, FR) wages, Repablle 24001 Defore 3 _ : rod to low cholee steers }100 ibs down ’ 22 - -2318. : mM. or after 5 p.m. : e can help you “swing 2600-2800 bulk ehatce 950-1180 Ib. acm N Gas $14 Martin Co ... 564 at 8 pm. Thursday, June 4 at) SALARY $00. Ww EEK | saves Dt. é a6 00 38 i " Am Tob e861 May ° : ' ad SALESMAN WANTED IMMEDI- | MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE “ ibe, #00089 te ne Hh NIGN cheice lesa Annes 652 Mead CP... ale tne Melvin A. Schutt Puneral | Pac G#EI ea = family ee os Restaurant. 895 8. stapeer Students welcome. See Mr. J. TYPING. SwrichboARD & CURNT- [Cities Bye 565 Pan AW Air. 274 ‘WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS M24) Lake Orion. Night-| Yeveak, Roosevelt Hotel. Apply; c@l work. Hours 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. eter ute erties sar neers, grote ious Saat | week wabr Agety oe perme, | wets Tears, Wem tebe | its pce mee Tit Se » ol *arar ee Cole Palm fio Aaa aS _ Wal for their ecards, floral offerings | £XP. CLOTHING AND FURNISH- |-WTD. EXP. MAN TO WORK FARM see A a : tan ae 215 Penney. JC ..1 i and many acts of kindness ex- - 8 salesman to Work part time| On shares. Prefer retire! man or WOMAN FOR FOUNTAIN & CIGAR f con Moe RR lt i tende1 to us during our recent ves.) tn Pontiac's finest sub-| one with @ job. Modern house.| counter work. 3 to 10 p.m. Apply { Con N (an 40 i oon aes 1 bereavement tn the loss of eur urbes shopping center, See Mr. Write Pontiac Press Box 114 Cranbrook one Mapie corner of i Conte rie Shy Piller vnughicre Cynthia, Marie Epper.| Tatan Lion Store Inc.. Miracle| WANTED MAN FOR PROORES.| Cienbrook Birmingham. Mld- | ca rey Bee son A special thanks to Rev. | _ Mile Shopping Center. sive die set-up with trouble shoot. | — west _7-0334. iCont Cop & 8 14 Phileo Rejand Curtis and the Coats Fu-| EXPERIENCED MPCHANIC 7 Be repair —— MY | WOMAN 30 TO 40 YRS. OLD, FOR ‘Cont Meter 124 Phil) Pe neral Hortte, of Drayton Plains. wanted, apply 148 W. Huron. ator & De gromtigee $25 wk. with Cont ON $4.6 Proct & O Bs | Famiye & Stella Epperson - WANTED — QUALIFIED COMBT. | _D0erd_and room. OR 3-1804. Corn 687 p Hw? 24! ! E l] nation bump and paint an to | WILL TRAIN QUALIFIED 1 8 . leurs Pub a (re Kore OM Man EE 1 WISH TO THANK FVERYONE xcellent werk ia Late Couns Ci keep: | tel Greet 0 grees ot WOMAN a yeere ie Repub sti m4 | | lie ome ete any way to , prend! Auto Body, eer @ pam. Above average income. a @ over I ] Oa ASSOC Be Ei HT ao De BLY Berta "Meese that it wae" Long Opportunity | WANTED, BOY To cumAN oP . Baie Ry Ripe ued ce . ee coe Pee | Tae Op ; i = Dow Chem 673 Rey Tob... of 4) Ft ‘or two good men to sell Chrys- Trop ubura, Pon- odward. corner 8. vd. ; . DuPont 2564 Royal Dut .... 44 | : ler-Piymouths and Impesials. Here WANTED — EXPERIENCED WAI- Established 1890 Best Gut 208 Geleney me: 309) “Im Memoriam 2| l.ymurrehane to Secrmn a tap | YOUNG BOY 70" MELE Wize ian ar ae ponaaye ‘ ; E PW ak 7| = ee erica’s top au- garden work weekends. F ays. ly Rita's Drive- . 75 W.H . ET auto t eg Sew | L r IN LOVING MEMORY OF Busere| [omedilee Earnings unlimited. Wo / _ofer J p.m _ _ ote W. 14 Neil Rd., Royal Onk. x . & . 4 e a : wroom and serv-| YOUNG MAN, 18 TO-30, LARGE woman k C uron St., Pontiac S FE 4-056] Fmer a an ae Ol .. ps ire. 4 hi bline who passed away June ees Group plan tnsur- ——o organization will Keeping FOR Ligit | House. trie RP 1'4 USES: lees soe Vetense, “ true, unselfish end kind. : nterview sharp young man to n or out. Call after 5~p.m. CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OF OFFICE |Ex-Cell_o 45 Sinclair’... 622 Few in this world her equal you'll & R MTRS. INC. enter training for publicity & | _ 40192. | Firestone 148 q Socony %.... 46 724 OAKLAND promotional work. No experience A “7 Food Mach 406 ast roe an “| ja" ‘peautttfat Ufe that came to an| —P@-4-3528 Pontiac _ necessary, but you must be busi- Wittamtaxs “SIGHTS APPLY iN Pord Mot 727 fou Ry ...,, 854 nd ley OOR INSP EC TOR | nesslike and sincerely interested es Rd. Utica ° : Freepot Bul 206 Sperry Rad . 3295 | she died as she Hved—everyone’s ~ in a secure future If you qualify e Prueh Tra 4 Bid O Cal ,, 544 | friend J For small precision parts. Must you will start at $100 week with TD. PLACE NEAR WATERFORD : Gardner Den 837 Std Oll Ind ... 475 | Sadly missed by husband, Albert) D&ve tools. Paid holidays. Insur- opportunity to earn $10,000 first “Hie School for girl to work for e Gen Bak 124 Std ON NS... 514 | J. Halin-and Children | ance 1 vacation and board during summer : CHARLES F. ADAMS Gon Genes ana mid 00 On. A0T —2_Helinsend ——-—| NL © MFG CO Phowe Mr. Fraser.” PE'E-Ai03 be- school. PEE S278. . i Be sa i ! ; is yoam \ c eee & ; one r. Fraser otice oO 6 | e (Cen Elec Al4 Stevens JP... 108 Flowers ; 3 na amaniaes Ra, J. a Orton ore 1 p.m. WANTED sen TELEPHONE Cin. 4 ; * (len Feds pa) 0s Siud Pack... ti Annan ee Rann | = Jc fi Sal fi $100 k. vassers, 4 hours s day calling Bl rea rxecttive cat We ee ay IRIS IN BLOOM, 4 WEEKS. VIS. | HIGH SCHOOL pany wk. to start Lpaal es ‘salary ‘plus com: * * . . ] . [Gen Motors .. 66 Buther Pap ,, 415 “ , mission, pet hour Tr appoint- oomfield Hills School District No 2 (sen Time 981 Sift & Co ie itors welcome. Galan Iris Gar- BOY NEEDED __Help V Wanted Female 7| ment call FE 4-0571, between . Gen Tire | a0y Tex O Bul. 213 den, 3240 Noble Rd. Oxford, OI ~~ 9:30 and 6° * ‘ g ae eayips Mich OA &2169 Young man wanted to assist e : —Ollette apt Textron BBB be co ot as + e Spend || GIS ! 72 | WOMAN TO CARE POR 9 YR. OLD County of Oakland, Michigan Gets National Post JGoabel we 0” Na Trans W Ale <2 _ Funeral Directors 4) Start part time now atter sengol ASSISTANT MANAGER twins. Days. While mother works. . * 2 : . sone + [went € Hn ae Insure a full time job for your-| EXP P. 5 Old Pine Lake School - peeaiuiee aia eater | Uneerea . 44 # OATS : roan ® full time Jom for your’) EXPERIENCE HOURS If ROOM | waren EXPERIENCED WATT secutive vice president of Mae: gy aap 4d Une Carbide 1482 : sary. Call Mr. Tardiff Lol 1 for VIEW. FE 44548. BLOOMFIELD, ss. Must be 18 or over. Apply Savane ; Manus, John & Adam Ine. Ot No fy 575 Ura Bac . ant FONRRAL HOME 5 _Personal interview. FE 2 _FASHION SHOP In person. Delilse's| Restaurant. scaled bids will be received by the Board of Education fy. + it eee Greyhound, .. 24 Unit Air Tin ., 373 Gravion Ele OR 2-3731 | JANITOR, GENERAL Cl SEAMING . AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO | — S00 N. Rochester Rd. Rochester. of Bloomfield Hills School District No, 2, County of aeomied ae Charles FB. Ad- oar at 1136 vee a an rola ree al ynlaratalld aco Bal: hee ae his aaa. sae ah can Seinen ure cheese “rae ® te ant eB Leper ie : : ‘ . €, &O afi: hi : nad ersh Choc 420 (Us ruit ... 372 ghtful Service __Fe_2-6841 n eres. Call H. th kx e's Restaurant. . Lapeer Oakland, Mic higan, until 8 00 o’clock pm. on Monday Tis has bee named to a com: iting PF 117 Un Gas CP... 274), — wood GReenleaf 4-856 ae io Made by Nutrilite. Preacie ha (M24) Lake Orion. Night werk the |>oth day of \ ne |9° 2 at i tf tt H is mittee of the American Assoc iation Rome Bt = OR ue hat . #42 +Donelson-Johns LICENSED BARBER " AWTED. _FE_2-4025. _only. Apply _in_ person. ‘ © ! »?, at its offices in’ the High of Advertisir : Mooker Ch... 46 Aj LAU soos lo Salary. & commission. 880 W. Hur. | BEAUTY OPERA |WANTED - NEAT, RELIABLE School Building, 420% } Andover Road, Bloomfield Hills A reas ane iui pn cent oe Nm wea PUNBRAL HOME Bree, ts #48 TOR FE ese | Sepereeres ei, eae ae Clc i As no member of the Committee: Induct Ray, 3 inn Raal 4 “Designed f for Punerals” WUSIGIANPIAO~ OR ACCORD: | BABYSITTER, Ye IN JUDAH cleaning, Mondays and Fridays. Me gan for ie sale of the followin yoOpert | of the Roard on 1 . Ing Rand +401 & Walgreen - —. 23 \ lan, Ponti Lake f : in nice, pleasant home in Roch- g property anc ard on Improvement of! tniand &u 4a West Un Tel 13 8 Vi h a) ¢_ ta, Lake aréa. FE §-3034. after 6 pm.| ester area. Must have own tran: building Advertising Content, Adama will/ Inept con ae Ret ACRE oornees- ;-Siple GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell BEAUTICIAN ~ PART TIME, FE me & good references. OL ntecta r ki s . § = . Part of the ' : take part? in the effort to reduce/tme Bus Mch,.449 White Mot | .. 532 ; , FUNER.: Al. HOME . ° a Si AID WTD. -NO PHONE | WOMAN TO CARE ") : North, cunae se eo, art ERC the “stnall, but persistent, amount ie vie ne en nt Oe ane Ambulance ee or Motor cos Ce ee Nee ihr eptaea dl Bar, 10193 High- eect, ry aay week. Live in. Cal e 20u 4 of objectionable advertising whi : . ro] 2 rou assifie Se || ht Gils pie LADY—as 67 { F g which Int Paper 1194 Yale & Tow wt Ss See g 8 7 ———— : = = - minute of geen War wees pike 23 skirts the edge of the law just out itn Crk chal, 308 toa sner 135 ‘Cemetery. Lots 8) BEAUTY vee OR bahtted ake oe = ‘ s minuyes seconds West eet; thence South of reach of regulatory bodies jtohna Man. 344) Zenith. Red 123 NN ~- - , housework. West side. Own signs SUS Sones & LT) 6 Gen T&El ... 681 On CURB GIRLS, CALL OA | #3619 ttation, 6:30 a.m. to °3:30 ss dese aa polpsites 50 seconds West 108 feet ~* ®° & Klay Mey ans Cieneaco svece 18 Hees. tere “ee The Pontiac Press Gute eke ae zw werk om I Sen FOR ence r ek Kennecott .. ellogg : . 865 ‘ D A aia 1 : ou egrees 23 minutes 10 seconds . The sevond aim of the committee gimp cik .. 683 Upjohn ..... 418! BEACHIP YL CORETE 107 Fae FOR WANT ADS _$15_ week. FR 2-290 One, full time position with established ast 183 feet; thence North 88 dear . is to encourage and sti . Kreage, 8... 324 . ; financial office. Shorthand and grees min x stimulate “vide. Reas, FR 4.9887 ~ DISHW ASHE R | typing required. Good workin utes 50 seconds Eost 108 feet to the point of be- sound advertising content by ar na on FOR SALE BY OUT OF STATE | DIAL FE 2-8181 No phone calls, att ‘s Golf & | hours, ‘office air conditioned, ginning, being .45 acres, mo 1 ranging programs and inspiration. | Guneel. fercsiicct Masticn, sacri | _ Ra off Com ‘v200_ Uhien Lane | -Goot starting pey with | benefits ' ‘ 4 w or less. ( Postmaster to Retire Chapel ence rert oe sacri- | Coneisaee Ra and eppertunl et advancement. ~ if coud . | al talks: on creative tapics to na _fice. Call MY 3.1 : |, From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. bo YOU NEED a MONEY? erty (na San Bee pastas pees FE id proper | os > or me. ‘ Mid 1. a y ts tec nee at, West Long Lake Road near Ptlonal and regional AAAA meet. BAD AXE u—Harold L. Mych- _— ___Help Wanted Male 6 All errors shoul! be Win treet toy rieite. Mt 6308. ul, | = dlebelt upon which thé Old Pine Lake School, @ gins 7 iler,. postmaster here the past 25 ; 18T CLAS PAINTE Freee, rpaclleapcast mix WOMEN , ood frame building is situated Adams, of 6139 Dakota Circle, years, has announced his retire- ; call M fi “e sibility for errors ir -DININ + one iamooseke one ‘oung mothers and tirminghy : = | = than a nteliigently about their chil | bids must provide for full payment of the pure hase |. Ingham, nls0 - was, recently| ment, effective July 31. Muchler 2 MEN” W ANT TED _ for that portion ‘Ot the fret dren? Would you desire to_earn price as bid by cash or certified check. A bid deposit Cone Be hee a | cent Cost Beal pa the reamnt ae NaS G Je me patting (ned fest wisse Sassoon. com RO M rt aSk Sadar neato Of : : ; ur " air condition! ent wi ren. hese qualifications, of 3 “i e each bid by cash or certified check is re nuneil of the association ‘for resigning. income white yo ih Ei in dered valueless tnrough ‘the areas al sepmeees: quired, which deposit shall be forfeited as liquidated Cota Bee Heating a Geoting | F grrer va sare, ” - 2 REAL ESTA ' Co., 463 8. Saginaw st _ are mete be sure to ‘ 4 2 REAL ESTA “OR damages if such bid is accepted and the bidder fails a late elalel — “a Tepeategeris” iapaten SP 1 altresses end sting. Peat for ae to purchase said property The seller agrees to furnish CT | . FOR CASH 1 N mA without’ tt. Feds ins Guaaaiew Gadaass Youll meke. money hele Oar. ; . = ' r | . med es To purchaser with a policy of title insurance oO mprov ec ( ur Service © HURRY, sell things mints tetaitee Gan ome dining reom waitresses. Day & : Real Retatg Firms. die Wanernt ; For further information call Midwest 7-0155 or write \ Ww : hay dditional through Classified Ads, larger, thea rerular agate cor5s, Apeiy tn bersce ages ey j a Oe : , : - oe noon : 1 e 7: E88 TR OW ne Eugene L. es UM te of Schools, 4200 ' ink li ave two a tions \) . Ai qoes! Dial FE | ] ath previous to publication. 2 osece ee Selling patio: alty gdvertved Vee. ndover Roa oomfie ills, Michigan ru ines, our new number 18 “SIGT. ; rm ‘ Products. Wo eash outlay e g ’ esis NOTICE To i} necenney 9 te 12 am Eos The Board of Education reserves the right -to reject \ . — * Tha ascii te come COUPLE COOK Dia any and all bids. All bids must be sealed and marked a \ ROX REPLIED tion of WFanctent "Wert Ads } Sa AeOh 30 mais. Ortonville, “Old Pine Lake School Site Bid ‘’ Bids wilt-b o> é | publication. etter th a a . e bi ids wilt-be opened = At 16 a.m. Today there biication after the Rest Help Ww ~ at the Board of Education meeting to be held on \ | were replies ‘at The Press Feserton —Seeerere eee p anted - 5. amneay the “15th day of June, 1959, at the High \ e \ office in the following Casm WANT AD RATES erm aa ny -qurLE, go pag Fr CARE ool Building, at 8:00 o'clock pm \ ¢ | ; : \ \ boxes: ry KDey 3Dars cn 8. Telegraph. | Work elsewhere. Bosra & room . N I: P { 150 3.8 JEAN B. MARTZ } aad J. HLER co. \ 5, 1, 14, 9, 28, a1, 22, | 4 309 3m it ° Secretary, Board of Education Hours 8:30 A. M. to 4 y . > seed ag tae th) ; 2 & Se - Bloomfield Hills School District No. 2 ‘ X18 Cesimuelty National Bank “Building \ Th, 76, TT, 08, 96, 168, 8 400 180 tT eat L No. wy or 101, 108, 117. $. ig 83 Bg a 4 a aa : , i ' H ’ ti. rf , i \\ . 5 - : . f af , . : ; . . , 5 ‘ \ . ‘ A : . G U i ee: » THE PONT 5° IAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 2.16500 / ] “ *. a . Today's Television Programs -- Channel 2-WJBK-TV a WEDNESDAY MORNING “T wouldn't touch it with a ten- foot pole,” one lawmaker said Monday. _ According.to Hawthorn, the pig story is ‘‘much worse thar the rabbit story,’ which came under attack in Alabama. and black pig dancing a jig. As Hawthorn sees it, the bad wolf eats the white pig and. the black and white pig. That! a house of brick. * * * “The book follows the same old, ty Property Owners -Assn., an or- hoods in the Miami area. “It shows a white pig and a, mulatto pig who are destroyed | and the’ black pig survives.”’ In Alabama, protests shoved from public library shelves “The Rabbits Wedding,”’ a story about a black rabbit.and a white rabbit. Answer te Previous Purzle - CHARLOTTE, N.C. first. Negro to graduate from Ce (Channel 4—WWI-TV’ Channel7—WXYZTV Chan v1 9—CKLW-TV » . 12:50 (AP)—Gus | rae it, sonay tae & | OT Measure tral High School. He entered the school two years) ago when token integration began) A copy of the book displayed by here and at Winston-Salem and Hawthorn showed on its cover 4! Greensboro. Eleven Negroes white pig,'a black pig and a white tended previously all-white) - | schools the three cities big) year. Gus’ par in * father. Central, Eastern * ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. war" leaves the black pig who had built’ ward Roberts, and the boy's two What * lsisters and a brother attended the graduation exercises. , er sister attended previously al]- not ac brainwashing routine,” said Haw- white Piedmont Junior High fore Congress. thorn, president of the Dade Coun-| school this year. | There was no segregated seat-| ganization which has fought ef- ing in the auditorium. forts to integrate white neighbor- thing was real nice,” said G His Become Universities | LANSING WW — Two Michigan ters. Cap ; ‘olleges wer icially lbetter ones. Cole «ai state colleges were officials * © * etter ones. Cole said they were in the country illegally.'a question how much circulation ised t versity status yester-- «pF \ Many gited youngsters ; ba raised to university status yes Enemies of labor got in and ahie to din th . esters are; This means that’ no criminal the paper will hold. day. |did their work,’ he said. “And vear yuan there oe four-\ charges will be brought against} But L’Aurore can always , be q Central Michigan College at/now we have a bill with which we} 7 hat oan in 3 a 3 . years. | Mrs. Thal and the other foreign-|sure of B aH awl F | , however, is no > mai LI = Mount Pleasant became Central Will win the fight (lea of the picerene | ae aD Ae) () 1 Michigan University. Eastern! ‘A declaration of war seems to (440) 4 th Tee bee nt: |three nights ago. Poi YZ Michigan College at Ypsilanti be-| be the answer ‘instead of coopera: |. re rs i ei ey basic idea : ; er a ion.” he said. The war hav hallenge them to work ¢ LIAN came Eastern Michigan University.| tion.” he said. The wat will have ne faste ba o work at LW ahi to be on the political front, he astest rate possible, and learn In March, Gov. Williams signed | poe ee , much .more in four years tha a ; bills making the name changes @dded, and organized labor will they Would ontinarity BA man hey Do Too Have Shoes — effective as of June 1. ~ jhave to-fight in the “legislative, MUR Man Tee — _ St hallls.” . ‘4 YEARS PASSE ~~ ~ P . ] . . * eg ind soe ACROSS . 7 THT CT 7 Meany included the Eisenhower The idea that four years is par Tav a icture Makes President's i administration ang Congress in his for the collegiate course oi . . — -. wite, —— hi j criticism. back to’ tt eee s ; ‘ 1e Middle Ages.’ Cole I ) nN Harrie F C He said he is confident labor’ points out there is nding mavic ig! I : : I er a 5 —— husband J > fig ; lads SLs : dice lege jwill win the fight. jin the number “four."' particular-| , 5 . one month | vos mp legs 2 ser as: | . a a . ' ; \ ; in office : ) i) ——— Ee er less ran per cent. off WHITESBURG, Ky. (AP) — Or- section of hilly Letcher County. | : i colle ants : ate i A ~toar . ; : Sieve her LL B Blame Hole in Boat four nan entrants graduate in vijje Sturgill is a man slow to Sturgill worked in a small truck i year: ‘ 8. 2 “we ft iv 3 1 bacchanals Z —H94 tg An unidentified stthmerged ob- mmadluate there has to be enter. family had become a news item taken in April as part of Associ- 4 Bee cel =. oF \) / ject has been blamed in a boating aie to secure it. in the Communist party newspa-/ated Press strike coverage. Stur-, 17 Cataract tragedy on Burt lake, near Che- ther schools where he found per Pravda igill is one of 7,000 miners out of a * rr * of F SO : ~ <= + fs = : aaa 4 ; 18 ne in boygan, which took the life of a Ee worthy programs for gifted) The paper ran a picture of Stur-| work, in Letcher and ‘six other) niece PS Mi] Pontiac Lake woman May 1. students included Michigan. Reed, gills wie and five of his eight) counties. 22 Lever . ( -}j Beta ned a “i aaaing . oe te ee 3 aa caen THE rg Cheboygan County Sheriff Harold poe Yale, Stanford, Columbia, childre n standing in front of their The kids‘ have got shoes, too,” oF Soe ‘Werner today said the object cut ‘hic 1g0, Hiram, Brandeis, San tiny cabin. It was captioned Ken- he said. | covering a hole below the water line of a Francisco State and UCI. A tucky coal miner, 1959," and car-| As for the cabin, it won't be 97 { d B x 1 Spied = 22-foot cabin cruiser on which ate everywhere, he declared ried comment to the effect that home” after this weekend, The! ba) ucicst ” 2} Mrs. Walter Pryomski. 46, was a guidance for the. gifted under. “some Americans were starving) family will move into a four-room| character = Laie neem passenger. sal be expanded and to death.” . __ ,, house built by Sturgill and his. . P ‘, . ' . - ! i 1p | “* ‘ ra ¢ Pe rs sy x — : 34 Compass point $8 Slight bow thrusts, 38 Crawls, The boat's sinking was first "Proves . ‘ “That kinda made me mad,"’/fellow miners elsewhere on his 35 River nymph 56 ie ; coe ms vente -believed to have been caused by . Sane We're having a liftle bit of nye acres. | 36 Peer Gynt's 57 Malt drinks 9 Wicke merican ie ' F . F ime ‘e're x | san* . ee mother 88 Distress, signal 10 Not_any > tbetigine: a malfunctioning lavatory which Texas Colle e H a hard fim but we're getting by au “I won't owe a dime on it,”| 37 Harmon 59 Promontor 11 Low haunts 42 Bodies o - ‘i in tes aoe q e right. ‘ 4 ' Ae 39 Helped , x 19 Stray water was swamped by water. The area Z | Ag a matter of‘fact, I'd rather Stargiil sak. That . how “we do 41 Soak fiax pow 21Great Barrier © 43 Tissue woman and her sister Mrs. Frank : \ See a eel a tee things down lwre. We get togeth- 42 pestering satel 24 Fish sauce Perseining 0) Cameron, 52, of Alanson, were Quits Due {0 lIIness er StOrving ane ye a ites man er-and build somebody a house. 47 gninw orth Ata ds 35 city, In 3 Hoarfrost draw ned than a billionaire in Communist. bverybody helps" 46 Trying 3 Number Nevada T Essential : . a Lissia | . experience 4 City in Syria 26 Demeanor. being Salvage operators found a 2'%- Genocr . ; I _ ; oe me Wiel” * * 50 Trequoian 5 Her rusband 27 Aperture 48 ee inch’ hole «mashed in the hull LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP) —. Jip Sturgill and his family are Hiv-| Sturgill and his wife grow most ndian P ar @ ’ tains ; : 93 : eee . Aa ao , ” Ll : . ; ip, 33 eet land Noein 30 Act to Geer ee when the boat was raised yester- te = + te nm pacer oe *aiel Min we _ week of their own vegetables in a big Other network shows ina smiiar, alley ee ee 30 Act aera . “45 ; of Dr. EN. Jones as “sident from the United Mine_Workers Un- , ay aviw in SO 54 Illuminating Guido's scale 32 Comics day from ‘45 feet of water. is _ president garden and “in a day we might; ! at- this! young-| “Every-|4 Jabor group.- us’ local unions ‘will be meeting wit ‘Declaration of War’ = iMonday for a ‘‘declaration he called discriminatory +antilabor legislation. _ He said the labor movement wil accept the labor bill now. be * * * ‘the shadow of federal law hanging, lover your head.’ | year, next year or any year wil lI buy legislation that. is discrim linatory,”’ Meany declared He spoke to 2,000 delegates a ia convention of the United Hat |International Union. Programs furnished by stations listed in this coluran F are subject to change without notice Labels Bill in Congress Discriminatory, Calls OF and more schools -are deciding by organized labor against | If the bill is passed, Meany told) it will mean that) h Said, “have become vast super “We will not buy this—not this! and Millinery Workers 8:00 (2)-Capt. Kangaroo. — (9) News.” ; kh 8:30 (7) Harry's Holiday House. [1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. Most Educators Don’t :30 (4) Continental Classroom. 9:99 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown.| (4) It’s a Great. Life. , Beli U.S. Sche | 5:40 -(2) Meditations. (2) Movie. (7) Music Bingo. eneve ~~. fess) 4 b:55 (2) On the Farm Front. 9:30 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve. (9) Movie. Are Geared for Them 7:00 a BY Canes: 19:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. . 41:30 (2) As the World Turns. S 7 y- (7) Jean's Natebook. (7) Topper. os (7) Big Show. 10:15 (7) Lady of Charm. (4) I Married Joan. By G. K, HODENFIELD 1:30 (2) Cartoon Classroom. 10:25 (9) Billboard. "+ (1:35 (4) Faye Elizabeth. AP Education Writer - (7) Breakfast Tim®. 10:30 (2) Sam Levenson. 2:00 a) = : b WASHINGTON (AP) — Ameri- (4) Treasure Hunt. (4) Queen tor a Day. lice iversities -aditionally . . a (9) Special Agent (1) Day. in Court. ae aie = mani ! bd ol ed ee 755 (7) News. 2:30 (2) House Party. slow to change their ways, are 3 Little pj 11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. jbeing caught up in a space-age, (4) Price Is Right. (7) Gale Storm. controversy: what jo do about the ae (7) Cleo. . 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. gifted student? ® ® (9) Leon Errol. .° (4) Young Dr. Malone. 7 ee eae 11:15 (9) Nursery Schooltime. (7), Beat the Clock. Ever since you-know-who | sent 8 1°:30 (2) Top Dollar. (9) Movie. Sputnik I into orbit 20 months | (4) Concentration. 3:30 (2) Verdict Is. Yours. ; ago, the nation’s brightest kids, Florida Solon Wants ‘? eine a ) elie ee Trust? _|have been in the spotlight, They Book Banned Because owdy Dovey: :00 (2) Brighter Day. jare the) leaders of (oqparTow,, 908) «7 . _ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON (4) (color) Truth or Conse- the refrain, and we must cultivate, Black Pig Lives 12:00 (2) Love of Life. quences. : ., jthem as we do rare plants. | | {4) Tie Tac Dough. (7) American Bandstand. x *® * TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) .—| (9) Dancing Storybook. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. Mostly the arguments about) | a r et ay | (7) Across: the Board. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. gifted students have centered | The Three Little Pigs sail 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) County Fair. around their high school educa-| vanish from state’ bookshelves in| (4) (color) It Could Be You. (9) Sherwood Forest. tion, Now the fuss and furor have) Florida if a Miami segregationist (7) Pantomime Quiz. 15:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. reached the collegiate level. had his way. - | (9) Myrt & Doris. (4) (coler) George Pierrot Around the country, a mimber oi David Hawthorh says clever in-|12:45 (2) Guiding Light. » Presents. plans are being .tried out. tegrationists are using the old)———————— ~~ (9) Looney Tunes. . The. most popular seems to be, folk tale to brainwash youngsters | © : 6:30 (2) Bandstand. a . advanced placement — giving col-| ‘with a version picturing a black 7 (7) Mickey Mouse Club. lege freshmen credit for college-| pig ae superior to a white pig. Charlotte High 5:55 (4) Sports. level courses, they took in high Hawthorn hasn't impressed, G s school. Honors programs, wherein Florida legislators with his vfforts (C7 ves D iploma i the brightest students natn at to get a bill introduced to ban the O) mle @an as 5 a much faster rate than their, book from schools and libraries. to le if st N €gr O : fellows, are also popular, So. is) r * * . 7 - |the idea of independent study for those able to handle it * A few years.ago, “early admis -| sion’’ was being touted as the! coming thing in higher education. | It is still being- used, but more} |that it just doesn’t work out to’ \let even the brightest students skip their last year or two of high| NEW YORK (AP) — -AFL-CIO school. \President George Meany called 3 MONTH LOOK of Charles C. Cole Jr., dean of} Lafayette CoPege at Easton, Pa.,! last year took a three-month look l versities and came up with this! jconclusion: *'No institution js do jing an adequate job of providing guidance for its superior students | “Too many colleges today,”’ Cole markets, catering to the whims of the public, packaging their courses, marketing their wares 1 supplying every customer with a standardized product regardless of his interests of abilities, : t * * _ Colleges are . spending more ftime, monev and effort on their peorer students than ‘of Texas Technological. College .4 Jones, 60. was president’ of the ern Kentucky. They live in the tatoes, beans, fruit and vegeta- school during a major expansion! program, when the college won, membership in the Southwest Con-| ference, inaugurafed a doctoral program, increased enrollment in its graduate school from 5,000 to! 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No, these flashing eyes belong to a huh gry lion, peering through cracks in the shipping Tenn. to join the Adams Brothers and Selz Cir- crate at Railway Express in Chicago. He was — cus. : : ? = 2 ‘ or , : ; ad : T 5 rT French Prefer | Bird in Hand Prize Winner Takes $10,000 Rather Than Year's Free Living e. -# PARIS (AP) — Alfred Charron has proved that a good French- man still prefers a bird in the) hand to two in the bush, especial- lly if the bird represents $10,000 As first-prize winner in a news- paper contest, Charron had to; choose between the $10,000 (five! ,million francs) and a dream year, | with all taxes and expenses paid.| “The five million,” responded { ‘when asked by tffe newspaper {R’Aurore which staged the con-| | test. i * * * | The circulation building contest, \ offered the winner such luxury| items as a new car, new ward- robe. expense-paid_. vacation and even sehool tuition for the kids. | Charron stands to get much | more than a dream year. He plans} AP Wirephote | [0 retire immediately. He is going] ACCUSED AS RUSTLER to use about one-fourth of the! Handcuffed William A. Douglas ;money to pay Up his retirement a ;payments, enabling him to quil| steps from the brig of the Ar- |work now and start drawing a| gentine liner Riv de la Plata, | modest pension. ; to be turmerfover to the Federal | ‘With the rest I intend to help) Investigation ‘my son, says Charron, ‘‘He has ; ‘helped me a lot and we have al- charges of stealing 28 head of \ays worked together. It is only cattle from a former employer right that in Stiger, Okla. luck.” issued fer Douglas last Decem- | Bureau of on A warrant was * * ; Charron’s son is also a_lock- ber. He was found in Brazil and ‘smith, married and with. three was ordered expelled from that sons of his own country. * | “They just bought a smail, : apartment and [ can now help) (them pay for it, They were crazy/ 'with joy,”’ Charron says | To win his money, Charron had! to wade through some 50 puzzling, jphoto questions. These included| isuch items as a photo of movie ‘star Brigitte Bardot with the ques-| tion “Exactly what her waist?’ Asked what size he said Bar- * Rules Peso Peddling Not Illegal in Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP)—The Mex ican attorney general decided to- | size 1S about the attempt of an American «| just guessed, I can't remember woman tg peddle three milbon Cu- what 1 said.” ban pesos at the best rate she A could get. | As a result of Charron’s choice, * * ‘L’Aurore publisher Robert Lazu-, 3ut deportation may be in store rick won a bet with himself. He! for Marilyn Kay Thal of Miami wagered the contest winner would| Beach, Fla., and five other for take the $10,000 although the | eigners involved with her in the paper was ready to go all out if deal that ‘backfired when they the dream vear was chosen. | vere double-crossed and robbed of | Lazurick was happy on another! it e money. count. Before the contest ended,| * * The attorney | general's turned them over to the Interior|at the contest's start. * ‘ion during the UMW strike in east- eat meat, sometimes chicken, po-, one-room cabin on two acres of ples” land Sturgill owns in a remote! The family doesn't own a car, | but Sturgill’s half-brother,. William | Adams, who lives nearby has a’ 1951 Ford that takes them to town whenever they want to go. | Mrs. Sturgill, who ‘“‘didn't know what to think’’ about the Pravada| Editor to Give Talk « KALAMAZOO (P Edward Weeks, editor of “Atlantic” maga- zine, will address a graduating class of 1,012 at Western Michigan) ter when the strike ends. But we University June 13. idont know when it will end.” oo Somebody's UPI Phote «hipped from a game farm at Pigeon Forge, Errol Flynn concerning Mr. Errol Flynn. I asked Mrs. Errol Flynn. ‘Charron, -a 63-year-old locksmith, Fynn, the former dancer Pat Wymore. “Oh, - this isn't the life at all,” she said. “The last he should- share the - [the paper had grown 17 per cent| office: from the 500,000 circulation it ma Little Bit : Refrigerated on their Minister to determine whether| In highly competitive Paris, it's! | been better off with a swimming | know what goes with ice. picture, said things “will get bet-; mental patient’ who killed himself! iState Hospital for strangling a 5-) her brother, George Ritola. 47, Member of ‘who killed himself with a bed sheet. Electronics Association tied to window bars in his room FE 4-1515 at the hospital. C & V ELECTRO MART 188 Oakland ‘He Telephones = What More Cauld She Ask? By EARL WILSON . ran into Mrs. Errol Flynn and asked ‘NEW YORK — I her how things were with Mr. Errol Flynn. xk * * “I haven't seen him in a year and a half,” replied Mrs. “What are you planning to do about it?’ 4 “What can you do about it?’ the lady shrugged. I did not answer as I didn’t wish to curdle the quiche torraine which the celebrated maitre d’, Robert had just set before me. ‘ “Do you like it this way?’ I asked Mrs \ WILSON time I saw him was when I came back from Europe to see-him open in a play in Detroit.” “You lived for a while on a boat off Mallorca,” I mentioned, “What happened to that?” ° Mallorca is still there but we're not. I am here,” ghe added, “to arrange bookings for my sup- per club act.” “that you're still married.” “I just got: married to stay married,” she said. “Then when you have a daughter, it’s complicated.” Flynn, she said, contrib- utes to the daughter's sup- port, while she supports herself doing her act. Did she hear from her famous husband, ever? “Once in a while, by tele- phone,” she smiled. PAT EARL'S PEARLS: A wolfish character told it to his date: “You know’where bad little gitls go—everywhere!” WISH I'D SAID THAT: Marrying a girt for her looks is like buying a house for its paint job. * * * TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A man lost his wife in a big de- partment store, and might never have found her if he hadnt at a number ‘olleges ; ii ds _ ori P 2 1 number of colleges and uni- day there was nothing criminal gos waist was, Charron admits: started talking to a pretty git). George Gobel tells of an untrustworthy guy: “He's the |kind who'd sneak into your room at 4 am, steal the string from your pajama pants, then yell ‘Fire!’” ... That's earl, brother. (Copyright, 1959) TV News and Reviews | ‘Summer on Ice’ Looked By WILLIAM FWALD : If you're a collector of TV dia- | Placg—last night, for example, in- tggue, you might savor. this lige side my 21-inch screen. | | fform fast night's CBS-TV The The occasion was shpething Texan: “There's a stage jeaving called “Summer on Ice,’ & OR€ at noon tomorrow. You be on it.” heur NBC- skating special | te aakery of sae NS cule | THE CHANNEL SWIM: ABC-TV beer. Just beer in general: ~ -,Will move Leave It to Beaver into ithe Pat Boone slot when Boone goes on yacation July 2... The Deputy, a new Western which stars Henry Fonda, Allan Case, Wallace |Ford and Betty Lou Keim, ,will replace Black Saddle on NBC-TV next fall.° Dr. James Peterson of the Uni- about the spectacular. It Versity of Southern California will lever. ice does turn up in the oddest, It struck me midway through that the beer makers might have spectacular inside a pool of brew instead of publicizing the enemy —ice. Because you know and I Okay, . : : looked a little bit like a refrigerat- host For Better or. Worse, the ed Ed Sullivan Show, but it did Seties which will replace the CBS- contain a few screeds of interest.| TV Jimmy Dean Show June 29... * <~ *- ,Dave Garroway, NBC-TV’s early- ‘bird, will visit Jack Paar, NBC- There was a skater called Ron-|-..." ’ CRs nle Roberson who was @ bit of Ay s latebird, on June 10... . CBS- wonder. He -did things that the,¥ Will repeat portions of its con- c iquest science show from July 5 'to Aug. 9 in the Sunday spot now held by Howard K. Smith. friendly network historians cate- gorized in advance for me—axels, salchows, piston rolls and inverted) “The boat is still there and . “One might wonder,” I said, time period — What's My Line. NEW YORK (UPI) — The only|Playhouse~ 90, U.S. Steel. Hour, five devoted readers: {suitable harbor for a load of ice| Boxing, Desilu Playhouse, Garry ers who were detained with her Charron, his son and three grand- is, of course, within a glass. How- Moore—all draw sizable audiences. . loops—and while I'm not quite sure. what any of these things are, on) him they looked good. . | SHORT SHOTS: ABC-TV’s Voice) of Firestone nailed down its coffin! last night with a awell-balanced fu-! neral. Frankly, I find it difficult: to understand why the Firestone) people have refused to return to! TV next fall in wu late evening spot. | | > % This award-wihning Sonotone, plus the latest slim-trim eye- glass models, ts available at SONOTONE of PONTIAC 511 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. Phone FEderal 2-1225 for Free Home Demonstration MUNTZ TV | psenvices] Watch Ritola’s Sister After His Suicide IONIA (UPI) — A special nurs- ing detail has been assigned to watch Hilda Ritola, sister of a after he was committed to Ionia’™ year-old Detroit boy. Dr. P. C. Rogertson, superin- tendent of the hospital, said Hilda’ had been notified of the death of Both were committed to the hospital after Ritola admitted he | killed five-year-old) Marvin | Zdanowski because “he was. a@ | cree TRCA Color TV Robertson said Ritola did not, A Seales and Service seem to be depressed “‘but on the : CONDON’S TV other hand he was so psychotic you couldn't figure out what was on 36 S$. Telegraph FE 4-978 Acresg from Tel-Heren : Open Daily ‘til 7 Monday and Friday ‘til 9 his mind.” He said Ritola’s body will be kept lie will be buried. in Ionia. It was). the first suicide in two years in the hospital. teers RCA COLOR TV Gales and Service SWEET'S RADIO-TV 1 Mon, & Fr Approximately: 70 per cent of ther total dollars for a-new U.S. super- sonic bomber will be paid to firms contractor. | | 7 ” a fe 4.0134 { . _ BS ‘ ae 2. E . r 2 s 2% poate ‘ a