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117th YEAR xx PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 —72 PAGES varreD yams tereananigsal 7
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Here’s How New City Library Will Look
Vow to Push for
Sales Tax Hike 2nd House Defeat ’ in
6 Days Spurs Efforts
of Legislators
LANSING (?—House de-
\feat of the Republican use’
|(sales) tax bill for the sec-'
ond time in six days
ispurred new vows from
\GOP senators today to push
‘their fight for a sales tax
\increase.
| They didn’t lack for legis-'
lative weapons. A bill sim-'
lilar to the one beaten yes-.
terday was ready for debate
in the Senate and a third
‘was introduced yesterday. -
ord - P 2 eapee « me ae ye Fedtotd Be.
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i SKETCH — This is an architect's conception
of wat Pontiac's new $500,000 main library will look like when its
doors open in 1961. The drawing shows a low-lying, flat-roofed
building fronting on E. Pike street, with the City Hall visible on the
hill to the left. To the right of the new library is the Clinton River entrance to. the lower, semi-basement, which is designed mostly
for storage and maintenance of books. The blockhouse in the center
of the roof houses such equipment as air conditioning. The archi-
tects, O'Dell, Hewlett and Luckenbach Associates, have prelim-
inary plans under way, with this summer set as target to begin
and to the left is Parke street. Steps lead to the entrance of the construction. (Still another was hanging
_ weer, public leyel of the library, while a walk leads to a grade _ fire in the House Taxation
- Committee.
200 See Map of Urban Project | t + * 2 : “We want to make clear to Gov. Blimp Crash
Kills Navy Man ix Oth By PETE LOCHBILER S er Crewmen The scope of Pontiac’s urban re-,®¥ Commercial developments. ting the scope of the project within jin so54
Hurt os Craft Smacks © una F©) Clearance of old dwellings on its $4 million budget. Into Fog-Hid Hangar newal propct wes beginning © both sides of East Pike for the “If it appears that our initiah Against this backdrop of po-
og g take definite shape today. Civie Center. \plans will cost too much, some litical fencing, Republican and
Appraisers were set to move into) Expansion of the civic center acquisition plans may have to be! Democratic leaders im the House
LAKEHURST, N.J. ‘(AP)—One the project area, initiating exami-\eastward towards Parkhurst and 'dropped,” he said. opened preliminary talks aimed
crewman was killed early today |, je in lead ulti ‘southward towards Auburn, to| Stierer, City Manager Walter K. ®t mapping out a tax program
when a Navy blimp crashed into’ #0ons that wi id ultimately wake way for future municipal Willman and Jacob Driker, a rep-| 2¢¢eptable to both parties.
a hangar while attempting to land © demolition of deteriorated
in a dense fog. Six crewmen ings and clearance of blighted'torium.
were hospitalized, and severa)) areas. , . | ‘SPRUCE RESIDENTIAL AREA
others of the 18-man crew sill-/ ainest 969 residemts of the re- | fered minor injuries. their |
The wreckage showing |
po sacar | which areas the appraisers wit! ("© :
nnn yh Spot pk phage ahaa 4 ar] | eencs of skid-row | Williams and Democrats that we
\do not intend to be maneuvered or
'outmaneuvered into an income Renewal Plan Shapes Up:zz7 >=: - /{R-Kalamazoo avenue, possibly for widening and'city manager, for purposes of ft. snked the Saatngeprured tax
\firm of Geer Associates, spoke to serted defeat of the sales tax
the renewal area families last measure, aimed at adding a penny
night, outlining the purpose of the to the three-cent sales tax, would
and _ troduced were the @ £4
Rescue workers clambered over)
the roof and removed the in-,
— jured crewmen who had been
trapped in the blimp's gondola. said a comimittee of ts
would submit a tax program to a
R. on
street,
and Patterson:
j rehabilitation on the west , wider examination json, Richard; and J
' side Saginaw betwonn ‘Acbernl sn y oe.
The freak accident left the essen and on
wreckage wedged near the a between Patterson and Judson.
the 150-foot high hangar. The
whole rooftop was shrouded by “LEAR LOOP ZONE
the limp folds of the blimp’s
great gas bag
LADDERS, TUNNELS
Rescuers had to reach the scene parking lots.
with aeria) ladders and then tun- ;
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street, from Saginaw
way | larger plats for better homes.
Pre | In all, 379 parcels will be ap- - |praised within the next few weeks, | stuck fast. ,
Razing of old homes on Auburn'said Robert A. Stierer, assistant * * *
The blimp was returning from
a routine Zi-hour submarine pa-
trol early this morning. It was,
making a radar-controlled instru-
ment approach through a swirling
fog.
“They probably never saw the
ground until after the hit,’’ said
L4. Cmdr. Herman Spahr, ad-
ministration officer of Squadron
3 te which the craft was at- . A use tax combined with a |
said that by September corporation profits tax also was Stierer
} ; ed for acquisition and of both parties.
* “And we might go for a use tax Coupons Deluge Solons
Area Residents Rap Inflation are not
the basis of estimated cost tied in with an income tax Degg
of acquisition and plans for to federal income tax liability,
cleared land, the said Kowalski.
1 rmment will be asked | *
fall to release $1,705,000 it Kowalski and Rep. Allison Green
earmarked for the project, (R-Kingston), House GOP floor, Pontiac area residents responded by the hundreds in’ stierer said. . header arrace Senate Republicans
expressing their views on inflation. This was revealed to-| pontiac is scheduled to match Should be invited to sit in on { |
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this
has \yildings, such as a civic audi-jresentative from the consulting The Democratic governor as-|
clear the ait for a-compromise. .
Dente nd. OE ig
known which properties gaining faver among members Ko has already rejected it) as a)
parts of it. especially thé Berlin
ad P
“ito some bargaining. GOP Senators Corks on Out to the Zoo’ Delayed Wages
Go by Airliner,
But Another Payless
| Day Likely in Week as
| General Fund Melts
| LANSING #—State pay-
roll checks delayed seven
‘days were rushed today by
special messenger, State
|Police relay and commert-
cial airliner to 26,000 state
employes in all parts of
Michigan.
The distribution, after a
false start yesterday, was
signaled when Gov. Wil-
i\liams signed the Smeekens
‘bill for unfreezing restrict-
ied funds in the state treas- | +
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Pontiac Press Photo
MEET THE BOSS—Chief of the reception committee wel-
coming area residents to the Detroit Zoological Park this year is
this tiger. The zoo, located on W. 10-Mile road in Royal Oak, held
its press preview yesterday prior to its opening today. For pictures
and story about the zoo’s added attractions this year, turn to page | Plumged toward sere, probably
17 in today’s Press. dooming the state to a second
major payless payday a .week
" from teday.
e e The Ad: Board ratified a pro-
F | f posal by Gov. Williams for drain-
FES] DETUN ClO CTIONS inc'tne generat tans ary and keen: * ing it that way until a 3542 mil-
lion dollar primary
Proposed by West “For ' ‘ * «*® ®
Institutions at “Jackson, Ionia,
|Pontiac ahd Cassidy Lake made
GENEVA (#—Secretary of State Christian A. oe own arrangements for a
sat
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Four and
10 minutes today in their fourth session. They adjourned
pan. (11:45 a.m. EST).
provides also for the reu
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le! measure would be a Big Four |
_| $238 MILLION BALANCE
cessive disarmament measures, AS formal approval came for
including initial limits of 2% mil-;Cl¢aning out the general fund to-
lion men in the armed forces of|™0rrow to state the big primary
‘the United States and Soviet|*Chool interest fund payment,
Union, leading eventual mies aaa $23, n and ng vy to
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
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Foreign Minister Andrei Gromy-|
Old Jack Frost
to Lightly Finger * . He
Pontiac Tonight ‘ing the state treasury's key
| The Wéather Byreau has eonstl seed cae iy 5)
vee oe eee eS PUNerS | scattered light/trest warning for! —_— the United Nations. ania the Pontiac area tonight. @ low,
A city council would be respon- of 3g degrees is predicted. $3 3
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: . | “tangle” of unrelated issues. But
g roposal,. conceivably could lead
iit | declined to Bertin, in the first phase of the
package program, would be unit-
ed by free elections ander super-
g
fir
tached.
“The fog was so bad we radi-
eed the blimp to gain altitude and
try to come in again," said Spahr. |
It was just picking up speed to/ _|day by Sen. Philip A. Hart and Rep. William S. Broom-'this with about $853,000, to make
‘field from their Washington offices.
Broomfield reported over 500 coupons and Hart 375.
The Pontiac Press ran an editorial with cou }
to
be mailed on y 45 miles an hour when it hit. |
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The huge bag was ripped by the
wreckage and its million cubic)
feet of helium whooshed out
through its rent sides. The gas is
not inflammable, and dispersed
without harm.
Rescuers at first were unable |
te locate four officers and two
men beneath the entangling
sheets of /the 343-foot long bag.
The men Were found in the fore
part of the gondola.
The crew members in the rear|
of the car were unhurt and made)
their way down ladders to safety. |
There were eight officers and)
10 enlisted men aboard.
’ Spahr said the blimp was about
two yeats old. It is made up of,
the sausage-shaped bag that holds
the helium, and the gondola car|
that hangs below it. The blimp's|
two engines are attached ,to the | }
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In Today’s Press \Joe E. Brown Robbed
coeiscemmenemeecemensss| Wile Watching Game
Comics ......-++ eetgeetecs 62 LOS ANGELES (AP)—Joe - E.
County News ........++-.-..32 |Brown’s enthusiasm for the Los},
Beditorials .......seeseeeeceees g | Angeles Dodgers cost him $17,655
Food Section ......--«+»+-33-4b in money, jewelry and furs.
Markets .......+.-0508 sitae 55 | While the cometlian was watch-
Obitiaarfes -- pi reeered es 2 jing the Dodgers play the Phillies
Spores... avis codenvussoes 49-53. Tuesday night, thieves ransacked
Theaters... .....0556 Bice. « ... 46 his home. f ;
TV and Radio Programs....56 |‘ The evening wasn'ta ‘complete! ing keys a
» .Witson, Earl ....... eo beosey- 63 loss, Brown noted. The Dodgers ‘the meters.
Women’s Pages ..........24-28 ‘won. x
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87 U.S. Newspapers
p Prices This Year .
NEW YORK ® — Climbing
costs forced 87 U.S. daily news-
papers to boost their price to
readers im the first four months
of 1959, the American Newspaper
| Publishers Assn. reported today.
Some papers explained they
“resisted such increases as long
as economically possible,”
ANPA Gen. Mgr. Cranstan Wil-
liams declared. One paper said
the price hike was its first in
22 years.
Last year, 403 of the 1,477
daily newspapers in the U.S.
Canada, Hawaii and Puerto Ri
reporting to the ANPA raised
prices in one or more circulation ,
PONS eae oe oe ee J
2, and followed with 1 tal
page display ad on Wednes-
day four’ days later.
The large number of Pontiac
Press coupons received by both
Hart and Broomfield voicing con-
cern over federal spending is an
indication that people are con
cerned about government spending. |
Rep to thank the Pontiac Press for | |. affording me the opportunity of
| hearing from my constituents
| back home. Knowing what the
Oakland County voters want is
| @ great help,” he said.
| Hart and Broomfield both ex.
pressed opinions’ that excessive ©
government spending is a very hot!
issue. on Capital Hill.
* * *
| Expressions from citizens of)
preciated,” commented Sen. Hart.|
According to Rep. Broomfield)
the stop inflation coupons are ar-
riving daily at his office.
Key to Thefts Missing
GREENFIELD, Ind. (UPI) —
Police solved a series of park-
how pérmanent the solution was.
‘| Two teenaged boys admitted us
patrolman lost to rifle
But they refused to
| gay where the keys were. ‘ \ . Broomfield said, “I wish |
‘Michigan are always greatly ap-|! — talks if they make any ibe for administering the whole| Friday is expected to be general- adway. city under the genera] supervision jy fair and ¢ontinued cool with a “This ts a legislative matter of the Big Four, but the powers high of 57. Temperatures will rise! and the governor should stay out |could intervene in city affairs only|a little making
of it at this point,” Green said. by unanimous vote. How this ar-| warmer. “We might make some headway ;angement would affect East Ger-| No showers Pilot Escapes i
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Bill Hits at Drunks
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UPI) — | A | tare Rep. John Fary introduced a bill | if be dees. many’s capital in East Berlin was/late Sunday or Monday, Bails Out at Feet
in the Ulinois Legislature to es- | Morris, sparkplug of the sales)not stated. | The mercury slid from a high of ’ 6,000 e:
tablish a “rogue’s gallery’ of \tax drive, showed little disposition), The West made a compromise|70 degrees yesterday afternoon to} Plane Hits in Michig jan habitual drunks and spendthrifts |to retreat from his position, how- approach to ‘the Soviet demand a low of 40 at 5 a.m. The thermom-| Ba
in neighborhood taverns. lever. ~~......}fhat East and West Germany'eter reading at 2 p.m. was 48, | Near rryton
Fe oe eae en Bie eee ee ee eR CC ee eS BIG RAPIDS #—An Air Force
bs ye ae — lost power over ° My FF sreen , i crashed in
Diplomat Satchmo Offers Services { (Central Michigan. Its wigs © : jout safely ahead of the crash.
‘Td R © 9 =| The plane was an FIQ2A Delta
: ,C1ax em Cats in Geneva je fs rf A; | Base Sault Ste. Marie. The z © pilot was Ist Lt. Donald L, iH
“Jazz is the old happy music,” *
Satchmo said. “It relaxes them, cats ©
behind the Iron Curtain just like it 2
relaxes them here.”
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He mopped his forehead again. 3 “If it makes them happy and makes
us happy,” smiled the New Orleans- .
born jazzman, “then let ‘em sit.”
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Pregsed for more definite views,
Armstrong replied: GENEVA (AP) — Trumpeter Louls
Daniel ‘«Satchmo) Armstrong blew
into town and offered to relax the
© East-West foreign ministers with his
§ red hot music. \flight when he had engine trouble,
; coupled with a minor explosion.
& He said he attempted to restart” || the engine, bat failed as he glided
“I don’t know nothin’ about poli- “Daddy, you gettin’ me in deep here, ff
§ tics,” he said, “but if I could get them = deep as a river. You better ask Ike Asked easiied What he was Ge- fl ee Pagans ~ i ll neunan & cats (the ministers) to sit still and about that.” ing in Geneva, Satchme said: | Hugdah said he hunted & anne
3 listen, well then, Gaday, maybe I can x * “Blowin’, Daddy. I'm blowin’ t#¥o ‘ly populated area to rb se wg
—_ ee ‘ “He said he had faith in American _ concerts here. | | the crippled plane. sun was hot and he mo 8 ‘
perepining face. . pee ee He came here from Basel, where he [| teens te on ta eal
s “That last one we had—he used said the Swiss cats were still jumping [north of Barryton in . “Get them cats to relax,” he to blow a lot of piano,” guffawed Mecosta County about 10:30.
went on, “and Daddy, they'll just Armstrong. “You know he tried —**¥€F_his concert. Hlugdehl is a. 1906 graduate’ of relax this tension in the world.” to cut me one night before he ae *-* * the U.S. Naval mace
A reporter asked Satchmo if he was president.” One reporter insisted on Armstrong §/8CCompanied on today’s flight by
thought Poland and Czechoslovakia In- jazz talk, to.cut means .to try to _ telling him what he liked to be called, ~o ag i ae another
should be allowed to sit in the foreign outplay another jazzman. The cat who “Call me anything you want to,” he Hugdahl’s plane wt he "nae
ministers meeting—a thing the Rus- _— tried to cut him was a Missouri piano =—_ said, “just don’t call me too late to Blau ae
sians want. — player name of Harry S. Truman. eat.” Hugdah! has been stationed at
Sltwo children a
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YOU'LL Find More Nationally” Advertised
The Day in Birmingham Brands at CUT-PRICES Here at
Hints New Arrests Planned
in Lassiter Murder Probe New arrests may be made in the/member all that happened while
investigation of Parvin (Bill) Las-'the four men were together, al-|
siter’s holdup-slaying April 6. |though he recalled Nash had a gun.
Wayne County Prosecutor Sam- 2 sUSPECT HICKS i
uel H. Olson hinted at this yester-| Nash and Jones, according to
day after further questioning of police have said Hicks plotted the.
three Chattanooga, Tenn.. men held },idup and killing to avoid paying
in the killing andwpbbery. a debt he owed Lassiter. Hicks He said More altests were Pos |qenios this.
sible, but did not elaborate.
: Prosecutor Olsen said Hicks Lassiter, gwner of the Detrolt |. anitted taki 7 : } ng $1,700 of Lassi- Car Co., 2614 N. Woodward Ave., ter’s money while the dealer was i
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SIDNEY BECHET
Internationally Famous
Jazzman Dies on 68th
Birthday Near Paris
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Kid Ory.
Bechet brought his soprano
saxophone and the clarinet to
Paris after World War IL He
caught on here and made money. |
Frenchmen bought more than a
' million of his records im 1956.
club dates. He never had any
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Royal Oak, was found shot away on a business trip. He said |
through the head April § in & Hicks called himself a friend of |
Wiliow Run Airport. ; . |
Police say that Charles Nash, 42, | Jones and Nash were taken to
have accused each other of firing
the fata) shot. one point:
Who fired the shot that killed
re State Police today to determine)
: what charges to bring against the!
Mrs. Broomfield
‘Will Spell Out | PARIS W — Sidney Bechet,
Mother of Congressman Policy on Band | international prominence in the|
Succumbs t Ro ; Oa world of hot music, died today. |
a ya spell out its policy on the Pontiac! *
|Central High School »Band at itS Bechet had been in failing health|
lt S for some tiffe and declirled rapidly |
Congressman William S. Brose erson St.
field's mother, Mrs. S.C. (Fern) The Board has been under,
night in William Beaumont Hospi-/Alumni Committee for reducing | Me died at his home in Garches.| tal, Royal Oak \band practice time from two to ® Paris suburb.
past 40 years, Mrs. Broomfield re- allowing junior high musicians to whe stil] played Dixieland style |
sided with her husband at 1120 S.| Join the senior high group. long after the younger musicians
Lake Orion and attended Orion|consider establishing the position| his birthday of lung cancer. | Township schools. of specia} education director and Bechet started blowing clarinet,
‘ber of the Reorganized Church of |5°#'d of Education election June |New Orleans. He was a man with)
Jesus Christ of Latter Day |” ;a lip. When he tucked it around
of the Pythian Sistery and the W Gi So 2 phone, he made joyful sounds. He!
Order of Eastern Star. | est ives viets ‘liked, the soprano and it got to’
s Fi '
Dr. S. C. Broomfield, and Con: | P| UJ B | Mos GON
gressman Broomfield in Washing- an lo nite er In | = Ea Cone
Donald McLott of Royal Oak and limitation and possible withdrawa]/80%¢: King Oliver, Bunk Johnson, |
Porter McLott of Clarkston, and!of all foreign troops from Ger- Buddy Bolden, Jelly Roll Mor-
Cleveland. . ; | It would unify Germany in 30 Funera!] service will be held at months. United Germany would!
I1-Mile Rd., Royal Oak, with burial Cither the Adantic in White Chapel Cemetery, Troy. | Soviet loc’s Warsaw Pact, or
. - | and secret elections would be (and led several small combos. But
Fails at Lansing | tapervised by East and Weed |he liked it bere.
LANSING (— A Democratic! | “Paris is heaven with sidewalk
icafes,"’ he once said.
Senate Labor Committee failed
yesterday, attracting only 10 of the) nan assembly would complete the! friend. Then 43, she was a Ra:
Mountain argued that while the|Comstitution and forming an “all-| married once before to a Freach- | bill remained deadlocked about |German government on the basis} man but later divorced.
ployment compensation check s/nal affairs.” but admitted he might have been’
since April 1. | “The all - German government | closer to 60. =
" land), opposing Rahoi’s motion, (ti#ting an all-German peace trea-) Down in New Orleans, he ex-|
sald there was no point in bring. |‘Y.” the summary said. plained, people used to be careless ditch off the Willow Run Ex. ; : Lassiter, adding “I'm sorry |
pressway, seven miles from the snout what happened but I’m not |
a driver for Lassiter, and Richard 4), t ; i .
Jones, 27, a Tennessee ex-convict, detaits and far Sones, worse ANCEL Claims
to police, tallied on almost all bet :
The third man, Roy C. Hicks, 36, gfe
former associate of Lassiter, told | asciter? Sidne het
police he was too drunk to re Olsen was to confer again with:
three men.
4 ., , ‘Board Tonight )
Dies In Hospital 68 famous jazz musician who
jcame up from New Orleans to!
k| The Board of Education will ricmer™
During Night Death was caused by cancer.|
| meeting at 7:30 tonight at 40 Pat-
the past few days. |
Taylor) Broomfield, 64, died last| CTiticism by the Band Parents and * * ™
A resident of Roya! Oak for the,0ne schoo] period and for not The old-time Negro jazzman, |
Lafayette St. She was born at} In other business, the Board will) turned to other styles, died on
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Mrs. Broomfield was a mem. |7scuss Plans for the forthcoming 5. 4) old days of Storyville in|
Saints. She also was a member a clarinet or his soprano saxo-|
Surviving besides her husband, | jbe his trademark. |
ton. D.C. are three other sons. Most of the men who played with
Robert C. Broomfield of Southfield: | (Continued From Page One) jhim in the Storyville days are
two brothers, Walter Taylor of:many and neighboring areas. ton. About “the only ones left are,
Lake Orion and Clarence Taylor «f n. * * ?
10 a.m. Saturday from the C. F. aes Aap : ibe free to elect membership in Schnaidt Funeral Home, 1026 W. the Atlantic Alliance or the
|choose a neutral policy. ‘
In the third phase an all-Ger-
Effort to Pry Out | | ° | would be elected at the end of |
Jobless Bill | the $0-month period. The free |
| Germans plus either United Na- | * x *
tions or Big Four representa- —
move to pry the House-approved! tives.
jobless pay extension bill out of the| A summary released by the! Ip 1951 Bechet teok a white
\Western powers said the all-Ger- bride, Elizabeth Ziegler, an old
needed 18 votes. | ;
Sen. Philip H. Rahol of Iron|Mification process by drafting a) tive of Germany and had heen
27,000 unemployed persons it would)of the constitution with freedom) pone aiso once divorced, benefit have gone without unem-/of decision in internal and exter-| sted Me pee ax St at tnt time|
Sen. Lynn 0. Francis (R-Mid- | (would) be responsible for nego-
ing the bil! ont until the contro. | That would be the fourthphase. | hour little details like birth cer-|
versy is resolved that has held |
Parallel with the stages of re-| tificates.
it up. ieee the Western nations; |
; provide for steps in security and! Majority Republicans have in-|.. P sa . ° | sisted the bill must include a(‘#?mament. In making Berlin Eddie and Liz Remain a “United City’’ the big powers’. .
See eee or carire SPPIICS would issue a declaration rein N.Y. Hotel Seclusion
by the State Supreme Court in|Rouncing the aggressive use of new YORK (AP)—Newlyweds| force. |Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fish-| January. }
Democrats contend the proposed’! ‘er remained in seclusion Wednes-|
iday at their Waldorf-Astoria hotel! GOP language goes too far. A Bartender Abused | suite. pane] of experts was named by! ;
Gov. Williams in February to de-| ROSEVILLE, Calif, (UPI) — | As soon as Fisher gets a pass-|
vise wording that—in his view—! Shirley Moore was given a 10- (port, the couple will fly to Spain clause to head off future applica-|
would satisfactorily meet a proper, day suspended jail sentence yes- |where they will board a honey-
goal in this area. It held its first) terday for disturbing the peace {moon yacht.
hearing Monday. *| by abusing a bartender who said | The actress, 27, and the singer,
he was too busy to serve her. 30, were married Tuesday in Las)
| It all started when she asked for | Vegas, Nev. They flew here
The Weather | a drink of water. Wednesday morning.
Fall U. S. Weather Bureae Report
AND VICINITY — Partly eleady and cooler today, high $5. Gen-
eraliy fair and continued coe! tenight
and tomerrew, seattered light frost likely
with lew 38. High temerrew 57
meorthwest 5-°%@ miles teday and
- 18 mffes tonight
Teday in Pontiac
Lewest temperature preceding 8 am County Treasurer Releases
State Aid School Checks Oakland County
Charles A. Sparks has released
\checks to county school districts!
and the County Board of Education At 8am: Wind velocity 15-17 mph
Direction: Northwest
Gun sets Thursday at 7 45 pm
Gun rises Priday at Slam
Moon rises Thursday at 10 6am ford Township $221,000; Wes t)
Bloomfield Township $32,510;
Mayors to Meet En Ro
or of Bloomfield Hills and the! tributed through area high
jpresident of the village of Kinde Community
exchange communities Monday, |
they will have their own brief) ers under 19 years of age.
\Sr., along with City Manager El- trom all 50 states will vie for the,
| will send Mayor Harry Denyes (23. The group will visit Camp
| ard Hoffman, president of that | weekend, May 30-31.
B. Ireland, school superintendent. |
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| et Monday’s city commission | Burial will be in White Chapel
Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong and |
man partiament or assembly | He played concerts and night |
trouble making money at home
Elect President
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Treasurer Lake Consolidated $120,303: Water- J
White Lake Townghip (7 fractional) and Richard Jorgenson were ae —Here’s Proof... Friday and Soturdey—
to Exchange Day Program
" BIRMINGHAM—When the may-|' Applications have been dis-
FOUR yeytgink SPECIALS
Alka Seltzer Tablets Regular 65¢ Vilue
Pull 26 count. of this famous
remedy for headaches, upset
feeling. etc. Limit 1 pack. schools, the . House
| and local stores for young’ driv- - ~
Fr, te A “D
meeting. The Jaycees said local winners “a ‘will compete ‘at the state level!
at Midland this summer. Winners * * *
Mayor and Mrs. Lyman Craig
mer Kephart and Mrs. Kephart $4,500 in scholarships
will meet President John G. Woos-|,.’ P
ter and his party en ,route, for
ried ‘ '
a brief visit. , Registrations for the YMCA-
Participating in Michigan May- sponsored Spring Campout of the
ors Exchange Day, Birmingham Young Adults Club will close May at Washing-
iton D. C. in August. |
|
Come Right Now
to Share In
SUPER-SAVINGS
Store-Wide
PRICE REDUCTIONS FOUR seit SPECIALS
ANACIN Tablets Regular $1.19 Value ~~ ¢
Bos Mt ote sens 79
FOUR geyeyese SPECIALS
GLEEM Toothpaste Reguler 69¢ Tube for =
wnt" AO Limit 2 tubes. v
ati .s
te Saugatuck and entertain Rich- Qhiyesa on the Memorial Day
village, im return. ee
The program here includes @ The Child Study Club of
tour of the City Buildings for, Congregational Church will
Hoffman and of the shopping area; its final summer meeting
for Mrs. Hoffman. The party also) juncheom May 21 at
will be shown through Derby Jun-| ef Mrs, Edward B. Chamberiain, |
ior High School by Dr. Dwight) 4539 Burnley Rd.
| Reservations are being taken by,
Mrs. Fred C, Edwards.
| The speaker ‘will be Mrs. Rich- BUY and SAVE at SIMMS
LOW TOBACCO PRICES
Speciols Fri. & Set. Only
* *
In Bloomfield Hills guests there
will be taken on a tour of the
city. and to several of the area A » .
churches, Cranbrook Institute and be The Christian Approach to Sex .
the MacManus, John & Adams Education. Reg. $1.83 Reg. 59c Reg. $1.19
“Dinner at the Ki manttae hon a a = GELUSIL | Norcohel | ‘HEP’ Dinner at the Kingsley Inn will, Service for David D. |
close the official visit ‘man, -2yearold son of Mtr. and BE Freshest Ceuse ANTACID | RUBBING | INSECT | Foot-Ease
36° ALCOHOL
26° Birmingham will have anoth- Mrs. Blaine L. Ackerman of
er special feature on Mayors |N. Bywood St., Clawson, will
Exchange Day. For the first time jheld at 1 p.m. Saturday from
in history, the presiding officer |Manley Bailey Funeral Home. CIGARETTES. | ALL POPULAR BRANDS
REGULAR
I SIZES 1 meeting will be a woman. Cemetery, Troy. Pack of 100 tad- | Pull 16-08. bottle. Soothing relief lets. Limt Limit 1 bottle per garden use. Spray | for sweating iich-
Mayor Pro Tem Florence Wil-| The child died yesterday in De- CARTON oon aaa peck coor oll og ing feet.
Brands include Camels, Luckies,
Chesterfields, Old Golds, Phillip
Morris, etc. (7c Sales Tax)
KING end 28
FILTER
Salem, Winstons, Mar!- CARTON
boro, Hit Parade, Tarreyton, Parl- Choice of
lament, etc, (7e Sales Tax)
‘CASA NOVA’ lett will conduct the meeting in
the mayor's absence.
+ Surviving besides the parents
According to Mrs. J. S. Moon, are two brothers, Michael and
the annual Pet Parade and Plant Blaire W., and a sister, Beth
Sale, sponsored in past years by| Anne, all at home; his paternal
the women of St. James Episco-| grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Acker-
pal Church, is being replaced by man of Berkley; and his maternal a country auction to be held June grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
6 at the Lyle Bones home on North man Taylor of Royal Oak.
“esc rh Urban Renewal Plan |
Takes Definite Shape. p of the Men’s Club,
(Continued From Page One) © |
, Constipation
SERUTAN Granules 33%
Powerful Cormicide—Famous Brand
LYSOL Antiseptic
S.$.5. BLOOD TONIC
Ushers Guild and the - |
women.
The auction will include toys.
books, sporting equipment, an-'
tiques, glassware and furniture.
4
us Wiaiekane fad lpr ie pomp net cost of the The Chocolated Laxative—Famous Reg Birm unior Cham- pro . ’ ' ; + | . . °
ber of caer will sponsor the ~*~ * ® ' EX-LAX Laxative 39
annual Teenage Road-E-O at 10) But the federal government wil ; a.m. seudey at the chats ome: the city to contribute its GEM Ra: with BI id Res
plant on East Maple road. funds in the form of new streets
|Sidewalks, sewers and other neigh- , azor ages =
eek Neteeamee Stierer Famous Anusol—Pack of 24 | said. H H
emorrhoid Suppositories = 52:5 Final approval of the project |
is expected late this year or | Disbeti Abs
| early pext, Stieper gaid. Under +¥ swrestner 4-Ox.
| artes rencwal tert, the fede SUCARYL Sweetener ‘°: eral money
| five years. } Nerwich Hi-POTENCY—16-Ozs. Res
: | “It's expected that we will have = Per es ee COD LIVER OIL $175
, jcompleted in five years, but new = | bull in the area may proceed Life-Time CALENDAR Reg. $1.50 Reg. $2.49 , Reg. 89c
{for as Yong as ten years,” Sterer E Gfoarette Lighter 4 LUSTRE | IRONIZED | Sergeant's isaid. « me gare gater
ks * * i CREME YEAST FLEA
All of the purchased land, with Pete d or prenaptcor ad yn SHAMPOO | TABLETS | POWDER
pe ee pene ae es 977; 1° | 59 \Center,. wi to
‘business for development, with . some of it being replatted first, Famous shampoo | Package of 24@ ff For al) pets. Just said Driker. { in lotion form tablets. Limit 1 sprinkle on your
| : Limit 1 pack pet
: dar side. Tells
me you day & date at
RONSON ‘Sport’ Late Checks Rushed
fo State Employes
(Continued From Page One)
Other officials guessed about 10
days.
For the duration, the governor — NORMAN O'BRIEN
Area Jaycees
8-Ounces of Popular Emulsion . Reg.
Haley’s M-O Emulsion *
SAVE on Famous Brand
said, major state universities, |
. - a
O’Brien Picked Headers could expect no money excen E ELECTRIC RAZORS 4 COTTON “EU Pound "tt of Pontiac Group for |comperatively trifling amounts in B No TRADE-IN NEEDED . le i 1959-60 Term Asked if sizable relief was in EMMULSEGCIER TUNE 2 AM Purr aa , he sight except through sale of vet- ENERGINE Cleaning Fluid 45: Norman O’Brien last night wes eee trem fund bonds, Williams —.
elected 1959-1960 president of the said he could think of only frond For “Athletes INE JR. Reg oe a oe school employes retirement fund ABSORBINE JR. Liquid $2.50 oe ich had 108 million dollars in
A member of the Jaycee Board assets Inst June 28. ZONITE An ti ° . Directors for two years, O’Brien| “if . ok rectors wer od get Jag they (the a | . n iseptic $1.29
third vice president. - accu tr woah eee | and Sei ee ee Res.
ee ee hoe ttol and the Mackinac Beidge | REMINGTON Razor @ DOAN S PILLS 906 = a Tee done wit Seine dle ROLLECTRIC § stesium, siso—cioons Foiee toot dent; James Huttenlocher, treas- the teachers retirement fund would | 4 -FASTEETH POWDER nA
urer; and Richard lbe legal but “morally indefens- |
retary. lible.”’
E. W. Watchpocket and Brent!
ett. were named state directors.|, "he veterans trust fund, which |
* Veasey, wee 16”
Triple-head electric razor with new
miracie roller combs te get the
Geep, hidden beard .. . fast,
gentile and close. 16-Ounces Parke Davis
PALADAC VITAMINS <i
Moon sets Priday at 12 $7 a.m as their shares of state aid funds... ... : | While pavin net of == $17.867; Oxford Township (1 frac-/named to the Board of Directors, | paying a $4,100,000 New SUNB
sce ten “ = = tiona]) $188: and the Oakland as were Weddle, Merkovitz, Hut-'t? State employes healed . their $ “Am SIMILAC or BAKER Ta. m. a 12m .. 4 The Board of Education received|County School District $13,198. jtenlocher and Jett |pocketbooks, other effects of the | Formula 7 Sem SPP mB a check for $4,510, Sparks said., ————— agin holdup were bound to lin-| 27¢ Can teem “ The school districts received $2,- leer re — tarnishing of |
, Pe 10.155 In the following amounts: Used for Overdue Payrolls yn Ome es 190 Highest temperature weds sieaes 70 Birmingham $139,037; Berkley TE ”
Lowest temperature sii ff $188,088; Ferndale $144,153; Ha- Ste t T : ] 4 Pp d | ,Caeck totaling $100,000 missed o
Weether—Rele, ehine rel lows ange — a ST% ate a Pp1ng un Ss lawmakers, judges and legislative te) | One Year Age in Pentine a 1 Pontiac $290,498; Royal Oak | Staff members, but the governor ao, 12 ee oe nae ee an wit ans ery LANSING (UPI)—Here are the 14 special funds which |Said an equal amount due tomor- nat ae Limit Cane
Gemnperature ..........cccseses 69 Troy 025; Avon Towns! -will provi t rolls: ; Rolimaster razor are qrvcdeashy @i@it Btvemtiald provide the money to meet overdue na i ; [row will be withheld. 4 new roller bars for close shaves. #349 MEADS Bec tou
Mighest and Lowest Temperatures | Hills (2 fractional) $37,870; Bran- : x a re 0 tn 10497 Date to 87 Years, ig dom 827,081; Clarenceville $42,- Game and fish protection fund. ..............:. $ 916414 French Movie Queen
ry eee | 193: Clarkston $73,417. Aeronautics fund eis S16 Bie oe wie 06 6:0 6/06:0 6.80 68 0'6.6 ee 1,914,823 Is Gra Di
Woneetag's Temporotare Chart, x aw « ‘Veterans benefit trust fund ........... cesveess 117,973 nted a Divorce
3 sw 8 7 Michigan waterways fund ......:...+0.essse0ses 635,504 PARIS (UPI) — 56 28 Miami Beach #3 76) Clawson $54,856; Farmington) Shapely French oe 4 Milwaukee = $1 | $126,228; Holly Area $44,882;. Hu-| Eschéats fund acc conser rece eces ce SPeigeccugese 3,400,700 pea ae Martine Carol was
* 3 a oe e $}\Fon Valley $74,992; Lake Orion! Nine revolving funds, Including liquor ........., 5,723,427 (granted a divorce yesterday from
se) 7% .42 Omaha 85 37\Community $61,125; Lamphere ee the Producer-husband She said she
win 2 es Prltce be 09 942.345; Lyon Township $35,058;/ Totals ...... eats Lahde stoe cg fPyTeecces éi..$11,727,098, | Sever saw.
. 1% Sueur 2 G|Novi Community $1614; Oxford) The $11,717,986 will be put in @ new comingled find. |,.4 French court concluded the ; Werth $8.61 S Prancece os $1jAre® $35,355; Rochester’ Gommu From the comingled total, the state wili také about | °¢*"-0ld blonde, who became fa- : a @ & Ste M 85 37\mity $80,222. + mous for her mude scenes ie “ 7 are. City 8 4 Royal Oak Township (George $4,100,000 to meet delayed payrolls. Th remaining $7,600,- and husband Christian Jabque were
¥ 7, 3 tou & 53!Carver) $46,400; Royal Oak Town-| 900 will remain’to finance the Operations of the 14re- guilty of “reciprocal wrong” in
¢ 9 Temps iship (Madison) $74,513; Walled! stricted funds. © <- — neglecting each- other.
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OPEN NIGHTS sas Until 10 P.M. “OPEN TONIGHT ‘til 9 — for Wind-Up of 9 HOUR SALE!
A “Genuine” BARGAIN Is QUALITY at LOWEST PRICE: /
AF Few Stores May Match One or Two of Simms Low Prices. Now and Then ... BUT
eleey: Matches All aun Bargains: 1d FLOOR BARGAINS
= on
Compare SIMMS High Quality
and LOW PRICES—Friday, Saturday
PTITIV Va
LADIES’ TWO-PIECE
Playsuit Sets ec
TRIM—All Meteo!
| Fingeenel Clipper
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5 sre SPECIALS
UL y aan irst Quality
m Covered Romex Wire
" Full 19 x 36 x 22 Inches
14-2 © wut ; TN vin QS Sain | Kiddies’ Picnic - son
Y | 14-2 ROMEX & Ground, per foot ....+-. te Reg. A funn 88 a, . 12-2 ROMEX, per foot . aeceeseccee $9.95
12-2 ROMEX & Ground, pes font iralelelerele ¢ Se
gecéy | poate ne A Pienic —.
Made western cedar. Just
right Hi for as indoors or a Vy” Thin Wall Conduit Seve op these full 16-FOOT LENGTHS..
34” Thin Wall Conduit Pull 10-POOT LENGTHS at this price..........
10c Romex Wire Connectors %-Inch size—for all %-inch knock-outs.........
T0c Octagon Box and Hanger 4-inch size, complete with clamp and bar hanger.... Jeunenaven
@ WRAP-AROUND SKIRT
Two-piece playsuit set with multi-
color striped I-piece playsuit and
shirred wrap-around all over dotted
skirt. Drip dry cotton. In biue or
pink colors. Sizes 10 to 18. 4 : *
Popular Colors—Fabrics—Styles
LADIES’ BETTER.
Slacks
Seve Installation Costs
Vent Needs
3er4 RAY-O-VAC Famous nA 88 Regilar 79
Size $4.95 Flashlight Battery 26 Automatic closing dryer vents, as aie
Bog. stand sting = co on. PFE Pe on —
Better slacks include “Wash ‘n Wear” cottons in
¢ ¢ din. Pipe, 2-1. .......... 65¢ BE solid colors and two-tone pin stripes, Some belted
v 3-in. Pipe Elbow ......... 7% IE models, with — sg oo Ph pee — 6 Bell Point P
. 4-in. Pipe, 2-4. .......... 75 Pinal tapaved nt Pens letely noise — Standard cell size Sizes 10 to 18.
ee iced wef tevery. Curran. 4m. Pipe Elbow ......... 8% ond Pocket Secretary
click. Buy as many teed leakproof. Pn oA ce ta (ae eeaaaeenaaegdesaesunaaa egular $1.00 ¢
as you need. Limit 6. Brand New Selections in Stock — ~
Famous ‘BILTMORE’ Brand
Pocket Watch
2.75 Value 3c Octagon Boxes 4-tmch bez, galvanised finish. less clamp
36c Porcelain Receptacle inch. keyless style for ceiling—save now...
15e Toggle & Receptacle Plates 24° 24° 9*
S8e Romer Wire Staples 9Q<| Preceure 1" Box of 100 staples for only.. ° pe.
2.96 Square Light Fixture 1%] 52° gs Seer erg, earerae he Sr eae
Modern style for dining. bed or living rooms..
$10.98 TV Outdoor Antenna : Choice of 3 Fabrics and Styles
Ladies’ Car Coats VALUES TO $10.95 — SIZES 10 TO 20
Large 4-quart size. Modern design.
Cooking . guide on haridle. All
aluminum.
see Geeseeaeeaeaecaaaa ae ‘see eases eeeneces
One Side Magnifies
Double-Side Mirror 7?
ssiniexeses - ie
CLOTHING Pima onc Sg — 5°
—for hong wettanY "Tan or rai rod
coed style fixture. 100 pron 1
Ne Herd LIMITED OFFER—While 500 Pairs Last!
ssssiaassbel LADIES’ and MISSES’ — All Rubber
COLE FOUILMENT ram : ; "WHISK-AWAY’ SA N DA LS Men‘s and Ladies’
Golf Club Sets Priced $1 to $1.50 in Most Stores
Rust Remover
$1.00 7 7 ¢ Regular $33.00 on K . Value ,
‘ : : 1RONS
Fie 681 2 © BALLS clothing, just apply ‘Whisk-Avay i and wipe-off . . . n hard rubbing. gaa fe _ na bwalbtintindummdwees
oy aed for men
; phafts and all
grips. matched ew
com, set as described above at
this low price. §5 holds your set
tm free layaway.
Sturdy All Metal—LIGHTWEIGHT ‘
FOLDING STYLE
Caddy Carts
Alarm Clocks
Regular 4” $6.95
Regular $10.95 List Cholce of 2 New Styles.
Holds any size golf bag WAXIE WAXER $7.95 Luminous Model... 5.99
Large 10-inch agg ted le bd Choice of wind-up or electric
wap oven. amy Carne "So MAGNI BROOM models by Westclox in Baby or pariag Aili Big Ben models. (10% tax).
wth $1.00 ee
_58' Seller
ROCEsSORNES
~ GOLF CLUB COVERS—Set of 3
= 208] © Set of 3 covers
woods. Leathers ye 1+ TS.
ere ets to 18 Years
ud + Regular
» 3.98 to
<> a ae Om Ge Oe Oe oe oe oe ee ee eh
“TOMMY ARMOUR” Washington TA7S
2 of GOLF BALLS : you choose‘ the
poe Sanne m7
in ca a 4 | a Mae a Pi, . ”*. e - ~ ’
rau poze ie dil err | 128AL1S 58s | Alarm Clock sg $10.00 Value 240-1 iy — in Se ar we a :
NAY Full dozen, brand new balls with vul WINDOW no ironing needed. Sa Sein snr ‘5 wir : Reg. 3.95
canized, cured cove .« built for 100 :
haee ot play. (Single Balls, 59¢). WASHER c@ : Ye
te 776 » LuYuPr | t “ edge
fe each ee, pete ties BS Soeeee Re sponge, rubber squee-gee. ; If We'd Bought Regular—You'
MEN'S “Cone”
Compare anywhere —
how much more you vis
at Simms. Complete size range
—small to large.
Men's Wear —Basement
UNCONDITIONAL
Guarantee —Both by SIMMS and ENDICOTT-JOHNSON
Even at these BELOW-WHOLESALE cost prices
be certain of complete action... a new
pair FREE if you are not satisfied.
Over 2000 Pairs — ALL FIRST QUALITY
panne “PLAYWELT” ond
“PLAYTIME” Breads
Boys’ Oxfords & Girls’ Straps Hs an Almost Unbelievable LOW PRICE!
(Also CHILD 4 te & Straps $1.97)
You'll simply have to see them to ap- SIZES
8% to 13%
ite?
- Girls’ Saddles
and Boys’ Oxfords Nationally Advertised —
$5.98
m= Values
SIZES
8% te 13% y
103 ALL WIDTHS—Girls)
A to D and Boys’ Aito B
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ITY and vENeCr AT. Buy
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1959
~ lle
é
50 «x 45”.
g 63" and
Friday
Night ANNIVERSARY SALE Terrific Storewide Savings on Special Purchases and Reductions from Stock! Use One of Waite’s Charge Plans!
SHOP WAITE’S TONIGHT TILL 9 O’CLOCK?!
Cool Summer
SLEEVELESS
Girls’
DRESSES
i OFF
Reg. 3.98 ] 99
ey Sizes 7-14 $2 99
Reg. 5.98 e
Dainty prints on wonderful,
washable cotton. Need little
or no ironing. All in pretty
summer pastels.
Waite's ... Second Floor Ld Little Boys’ and Girls’
SUMMER PLAYCLOTHES
Reg. $1.50 s]
to $1.98
Overalls, slacks, shorts, crawers, Bermudas,
pedal pushers and sunsuits. Wash ‘n wear
cottons in sizes | to 6x.
©
Subteen Coordinated
SHIRTS G BERMUDAS
Reg. 2.98 Reg. 2.98
$1.99 $2.59
Waite's...
Second Floor
Men’s Wash and Wear
POLISHED COTTON SLACKS
oe *3.99 $4.98 e
No pleat style . . . flaps on back pockets. Full cut,
pre-cuffed. Sanforized. Popular antelope shade .
sizes 28 to 38.
Men's Wash ‘n Wear
DRESS SLACKS
2% $5.99 8.99
Dacron and rayon. Completely
automatic wash ‘n’ wear. 28
to 24.
Waite's .. . Second Floor . sizes 7 to 14. All popular Girls’ Cotton
Bermudas and Pedal Pushers
Reg.
2% ©§1.99 Matching Shirts, Reg. 1.98... . $1.59
Waite's Children’s World , . . Second Floor Wash ‘n wear cotton in
colors.
Subteen Matching
SKIRT and BLOUSE SETS
$3.99 . . Second Floor Reg.
8.98 Dainty prints, sheers and
cottons. Pink, blue and
maize prints. Sizes 8-14.
Waite's Children’s World .
Girls’ Summer
COTTON PANTIES
3 For $]
. Second Floor Pastels and white . . with
lace trim. Sizes 4 to 14.
Waite's Children's World . .
Boys’ Double Knee
PROPORTIONED JEANS
35 Waite's Children's World... Regular, slim and husky
in sizes 6 to 16. Heavy
quality blue denim.
Second Floor Men’‘s Famous Webfoot
SWIM TRUNKS
Reg. $3.95 *2 99
and $4.95
Boxer style with elastic
waistband and built-in
support. Checks, plaids
and stripes. Smartly styled
for neat appearance and
trim fit. Sizes 30 to 40.
Waite'’s ... Street Floor Men’s Short Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
"22 $1.99 Plaids, checks, solids, in Ivy
and wash ‘n wear types.
Famous brands included.
Sizes S-M-L-XL.
sport SH SHR nes. 40° $2. 99
to 5 35 yh ‘A
a drip-SY: nd: All Pemous bran
wear.
Waite’s . . . Street Floor Boys’ and Girls’
POLO SHIRTS
Short sleeves . . . cotton |
knit... reinforced neck For ¢
bands. Sizes 3 to 6x. ve
Waite's Children's World . . . Second Floor
Infants’ 7-Yeor
HARDWOOD CRIBS Full panel . double drop Reg. $
sides. . _ teething pen 29.98 22. 99 8.98 Mettress ta
Waite's EE sid s World. - - Secogd Floor
Famous Brand
wn RECLINING STROLLER
bey sors Seb 23 910.99 Second Floor
JUMBO 57” QUILTED
— BAGS
@ Pretty prints and
solid colors
Waite'’s . . . Sfreet Floor 5-DRAWER
FLORAL CHESTS
"4.99 Reg.
$7.98
Adds decorative and col-
orful drawer space to any
bedroom or bathroom...
Ruggedly built, yet light-
weight and easy to move.
Waite's Notions . . . Street Floor Men’‘s Ban-Lon
= SHIRTS
so39 94.99
Kitten-soft Ban-Lon will not
stretch out of shope. Full
fashioned knit. Sizes S-M-
L and XL in black,
beige or blue.
Men's Genuine Leather
WALLETS
a 2832.59 Pig, Morgeco, Snake,
etc.
Waite's/. . . Street Floor Collapsible Hardwood
PLAY YARD
Masonite floor. Full size. +10. 99 All-around teething bar.
Folds for storage. 123 98
Second Floor Waite's Children's World...
Boys’ ‘and Girls’ National Brand
SUMMER SLEEPERS Gripper style. . 1-4. Reg. Sy 59 - 2 For $3 Middy style . . 4-8. 1.98
White and prints.
Waite's Children’s World . . . Second Floor
Famous Nationa! Brand
GAUZE DIAPERS Very slight irregu- i¢ nif be $] 99 Doz. larities will not mar
their wearing quol-
Waite's Children's Wend . ity.
. - Second Floor
Machine Washable, No-lron
FIBERGLAS CURTAINS
TAILORED
@ Shrink-Proof s"x54"
© Stretch-Proot ae nga"... 3 47
RUFFLED site re 4.27 49" « 54”
Sk $4.97 AD x 7272...
win $5.97 49" x 90° e
Double-Width by 81”. ....11.47
Triple-Width by 90°..... 16.47
TIERS
(jg LLY pponoecoedse rE) RY
wt ape eegoenocoear 2.37
Matching Valance 1.47
Waite's ... Fourth Floor "“Aerocor’
FIBERGLAS DRAPERIES
50” by 90”
$14.98 VALUE
58.99
Just wash, drip - dry and Heavyweight Textured
50” by 63”
$12.98 VALUE
*7.99
hang again in minutes.
Decorator designs for
that custom-look smart-
ness. Solid white, pink,
beige, gold and green.
Waite's Draperies ...
Fourth Floor
World’ Fanéus . - « Jeweled
ELGIN WATCHES
onty $19.95 (Left) Elgin Starlite’ . . . fashionable as the latest
from Paris. Jeweled movement, too
(Right) Elgin “Sportsman” .. . rugged as its name.
Jeweled, shock-resistant, waterproof, lumi-
nous.
Waite's Watches ... Street Floor Spot Reduce . . . Improve Circulation with
VIBRATING PILLOWS
$3.59
With removable zip- Special
pered corduroy cover. Purchase
4 colors.
Waite's Toiletries . . . Street Floor
Altest
FACIAL TISSUES 400 double fold sheets. Reg. $ 4 pastel shades and 25¢ _ Boxes ] white.
Waite's Toiletries . . . Street Floor
Famous Wrisley
BATH SOAP Giant size of Wrisley 10™ $] famous hard water soap.
4 colors
Waite's Toiletries . . . Street Floor
Men’‘s '2 Sleeve
DRESS SHIRTS
2.69 Famous Cameo
SHORTY DRAPES
50” by 36”—3.99 Value
‘2.99 4.99 Values. 3.99 30 . 63”, 6.99 Values. 4.99 Wash m wear Over own
le dacron antique | Hardwick quality. 14'2-
satin in 72 colors. 17.
Waite's ee
Fourth Floor Waite's . ... Street Floor
Men’‘s Wash ‘n Wear
BOXER SHORTS Men's Acrilan
SPORT SHIRTS
Res. $2 99 Reg. For $2 1.00
> Short sleeve style. Fihe fi pow’ Sie
quality Acrilan knit. Sizes | no ironing needed. 28 to
S-M-L-XL, 44. bd
Waite’s .. . Street Floor Waite's’. . . Street Floor
a! Men’s 100% Nylon ~
STRETCH HOSE
™99s Solid coldrs G handsome
patterns. Reinforced heel
and toe. One size fits all Famous Brand
MEN’S TIES
99° The most famous brand
in men’s wear. Smart
patterns, many — ‘n
weor, Reg.
1.50
Waite's . . . Street Floor Waite's ... Street Floor
Plastic Coated
PLAYING CARD‘
velad eid re te s]
Wipe ‘clean with damp
cloth. Many designs.
Standard bridge or pi-
nochle.
s treet Floor Boxed Notes and
STATIONERY
fe 3 = sy
Famous mokes, fine se-
lection of whites, pastels
and decorative borders»
Waite's ... . Street Floor
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, GHURSDA¥, MAY 14, 1959 F La rm
NEW SUMMER HATS
@ Sheer light straws
@ Cool airy capettes
@ Frosty veilings
@ Widely dipped organza
brims ? 5.99 to 8.99 values
"4 Waite's Millinery ... Third Floor
Terrific sslaction of cool
SUMMER
DRESSES
@ Cotton shirtwaists, casital,
rayon sheers, prints, solids
@ Short and % sleeve styles
@ Sheeths, flares, jacket
dresses
@ All washable, some wash ‘n
weor
@ Sizes 7-15, 10-20,
1442-222
Third Floor Waite's Inexpensive Dresses ...
“2.1% $8.90
Outstanding collection of
WASH ‘N WEAR
COTTONS
3.97 mt
/ Ay
@ % button and coct
styles
@ Sizes 12-20,
1442-242 |
@ Many colors Ssh i;
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Turkish Government China would have none of that
Harasses Opposition
Turkey’s Ismet INONU succeeded
strongman KEMAL ATATURK &s presi-
dent in 1938, and in 1950 he permit-
ted democratic elections and lost.
However, he still is the leader of the
Republican People’s party in opposi-
tion to Prime Minister MENDERES’
Democrats.
* * *
Reports strongly indicate, how-
ever, that Turkey is now far off
the democratic course. According
to the International Press Insti-
tute editors, publishers and re-
porters are being jailed and
otherwise persecuted on trumped
up charges. Kasim Gulek, a Re-
publican party leader and publish-
er, who would be prime minister if
his party were in power, is under
constant harassment. Many be-
lieve he lost the last election only
through fraud.
x * *
In a nationally syndicated inter-
view with a staff member of the Mil-
waukee Journal, Mr. GULEK again
outlined his position and defended
his point of view. As a result a com-
mittee on the grand national assem-
bly has recommended that GULEK’s
parliamentary immunity be revoked
and that he stand trial on the ironic
charge of “lowering the prestige of
Turkey.” If convicted GULEK could be
jailed for a year with permanent los
of the right to participate in politics.
This would remove MENDERES’ most
popular opponent.
x * *
A further indication of how far
Turkey has retrogressed comes in
the stoning by Democrat recruited
mobs of much respected 74 year
old former president Ismet Inonu.
When he left Ankara on a speak-
ing tour in opposition to the gov-
ernment, none of his supporters
was allowed in the station. At
railway stops his speeches were
drowned out by engine whistles
and audiences scattered by tear
gas.
At Usak, where 37 years ago INonu
had captured the Greek commander
and shattered Greek armies, his way
to the depot was blocked by “a solid
wall of Democratic toughs” says Time
magazine, who stoned and knocked
him down while 250 gendarmes stood
idly by. He was warned by the gov-
ernment that there would be more
of the same if he persisted.
* * *
Americans are shocked at this
sort of persecution. If patriots
such as Inonu and Gulek can be
silenced, how can the Menderes
government call itself democratic
and freedom loving and on those
grounds ask for and get aid from
the United States.
Reds Couldn’t Face
Tibet’s Dalai Lama
As was to be expected, Peiping has
refused Prime Minister NeuRvu’s in-
vitation to Red Chinese officials and
their puppet, the Panchen Lama, to
come to India and discuss the Tibetan
affair. This was Mr. NeHRv’s answer
to the official Peiping press which
has been smearing and trying to in-
timidate him.
If the invitation had been ac-
cepted, the Communists would
have had to listen to the Dalai
Lama himself tell how Peiping
violated its pledge to respect
Tibetan autonomy, of the merci-
less suppression of his country
and his flight to freedom. Red
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EN-LAI, what happened was this: A
reactionary clique of the “upper so-
cial strata” didn’t want the’ people
taking part in their government and,
in collaboration with “imperialists”
were constantly plotting. They want-
ed to restore “a backward dark, reac-
tionary regime and cruel serfdom,” —
with the help of CH1ano Kar-sxex and
“foreign reactionaries.” India’s “ex-
pansionist ambitions” were blamed
for the “kidnaping and captivity” of
the Dalai Lama in that country.
k ok
The whole world knows the
Tibetans were .led by patriots
against Communist forces which
denied them their every right to
freedom. The Red Chinese goal is
to control the Buddhist world and
its head, the Dalai Lama, who
has great prestige among Asian
peoples. The gentle non-violent
creed has millions of followers to
whom the meaning of Commu-
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The Man About Town
Cures for All Ills
Our Forefathers Inherited
Many From Indians
Baseball critic: Somewhat akin’
te post-game quarterback.
Some of the cures handed down from
the aborigines in the Pontiac area still
persist with our older residents. This is
brought to mind by a letter from
Joshua Herriman
of Beloit, Il., formerly of Pontiac. He
writes me for some dried bark of sassafras
root, so he can make some tea with it.
He says his grandfather drank it regular-
ly, “and never was sick until he moved
where he could not get it, and where he
died at the age of 98.” Some of the bark
is in the mail on the way to Beloit.
The otter is an animal, formerly quite
plentiful in the Pontiac area, but now
hardly known here. However,
Bradley Felis
reports having frequently seen a pair near
his home at Pontiac Lake during the last
few days. They are unlike mink or any
other animal, eat fish, and correctly
match pictures he has seen of otters.
A cartoon in a current magazine, show-
ing a neighbor cutting off the legs on the
underwear on a wash line at the point
just above the line fence, where they were
extended by the breezes, prompts
Mrs. Beulah Everly
of Birmingham to phone me that a few
years ago damages were awarded in a
local court for a similar action in a neigh-
borhood feud.
The local army draft boards are -
asked to send 18 men as their
June quota. The city board sends
eight, its induction date being
June 4, and the out-county board
sends ten on June 3.
That exponent and participant in Pon-
tiac’s progress, ;
Miss Elia M. Green,
soon celebrates her 101st birthday at her
home at 217 North Saginaw St., where she
has lived for nearly three-quarters of a
century.
Usually as reliable as the weather
bureau, the Old Farmer's Almanac pre-
dicts for the next few days:
“No foolin’ the skies are droolin'.”
After reading in this column that a “Re-
covered Tiger Fan” said that
Jimmy Dykes
could be elected mayor of Detrolt,
Allan Rosencrans
of Roc phones: “Yes, and if he
kee this pace we’l] make him Gov-
ernor’of Michigan, build him a new cap-
itol, and cheer ourselves hoarse as he pulls
the state out of bankruptcy.”
A blue jay with a small mouse trap
dangling from its foot was seen several
times by
Mrs. Dick Winterson
of Drayton Plains the other day. The bird
finally jerked it loose in her yard—with
three toes in it.
~ Getting her first drivet’s license at 73
years of age. rd :
Mrs. Ruth Dunning
of. 76 Mechanic St., discovers what she’s
been missing. *
Verbal Orchids fo-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sampson
of 8648 Golfside Drive; 54th wedding an-
niversary. oS
Mrs. Anna Requa
of Waterford;. 83rd birthday.
Franklin Mortimore
of Biresinggom 80th birthday.
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David Lawrence Says:
Ike Should Get Tough on ‘Summit’
GENEVA — There.is an obvious
weakness in the American strategy
at the four-power conference here,
and only President Eisenhower can
remove it.
The Soviets
have been re-
peatetly told by
the press of the
matter what
circumstances, LAWRENCE
the Soviets gre saying to them-
selves, “What difference does it
make if we turn down the ‘pack-
age’ plan and everything else?”
* * x ’
Here are four governments rep-
resented by their highest officials
vested with the responsibility of
conducting diplomatic relations
with other countries, and yet, in
effect, the world is being told that
these men are mere figureheads
and that what they do or say here
doesn’t make the ‘slightest differ-
ence to the heads of their respec-
tive governments, for those four
chief personalities . must gather
later this summer anyway.
* * *
Why should the President of the
United States permit such a farce
to go on? If the United States
means what it says—and certainly
the television speech last week by
Secretary of State Herter, approved
by the President, expressed cour-
ageously the American viewpoint—
why should there not be serious
negotiations here and agreements
reached that could be formally
ratified later by the heads of state?
con-
fessing to the world that the four
foreign ministers have failed in
heads of state can straighten it all
This may be the Communist
conception of the whole ‘‘negotia-
tion,” but it/hardly seems plausible
that the Western governments
would be ‘parties to such a brazen
artifice.
* * * ’
It is’ true that President Eisen-
hower has said several times that
there would be a “summit” con-
But newspaper writers gen-
erally and, indeed, the diplomats
in London have discounted that
statement to such an extent that
the feeling is rather widespread
about the certainty of a ‘“‘sum-
mit” meeting no matter whether
anything substantial is achieved
at the current conference.
It ought to be clear to everybody
that a “‘summit’’ conference. can
and that a week devoted to such
an occasion would be a lot of time
for the President to be away from
the United States.
It would be impracticable to
The Country Parson
PAP. a4 #
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5 many fotks are dreaming
od Uneighe haeare ar ot tho goed
» old days, they hardly realize undertake any lengthly negotia-
tions at a ‘‘summit’’ conference.
So, unless the major part of the
agreements to be reached are
completed here, i: would appear
to be futile for the President to
go to any conference. :
If Eisenhower announced now
that he has not made up his
Dr. William Brady Says:
U.S. Physical Education
Shamefully Neglected
Some deformities are congenital,
that is to say, present at birth.
Some are caused by injuries of
‘the head, long bones or nerve
plexuses in the course of difficult
or prolonged de-
livery.
But most de-
formities are ac-
quired after birth,
especially in the
late years of
ehildhood and the
early years of
youth — the years
when the educa-
tion of
children is so
OR. BRADY
shamefully neglected or slighted
by our elementary sc
Public and private.
I do not mean to imply that
all acquired deformities can be
charged to poor education. But
many of them are due to faulty education and may be prevent-
ed by good ‘education. This is not
just my Contention but the con-
Educate, says Webster, means
to bring up, train, develop a child
physically, mentally, morally. The
elementary schools make a mock-
ery of physical education and
cover up the deficiency by en-
couraging / football hysteria..
aggressive relatives or
precocious, show-éff pupils, backed
by the “sports” writers, take
charge, while the parents of the
spirit, alma mater and of course
to appease the loud mouths in the
community.
CAN'T FIND ROOM
Educators formerly disregarded
physical development of the child
and scarcely recognized that it is
or should be a serious part of
everyday business of the public
school.
We heard much talk about in-
troducing physical education into
the public schools at the time of
World War I, a lot more at the
time of World War Il, and today
But the educators just can’t find
room for physical training with-
out curtailing such essential things
as basket weaving,.music appre-
ciation and Sir Roger de Coverly. .
A * * *”
Several times I have .referred
(L @on’t know. whether it was
printed) to the significant obser-
vations of Hans Kraus, M.D., and
Bonnie Prudden, that . European
school children are physically fit
and American children are not. ,
For instance more than one-third
of American children flunk simple
tests of phygcal strength which less than two per cent of European
children flunk. The American way
of life makes softies, mollycod-
dies. The Eruopean way of life is
still more natural and favors nor-
mal physical development.
at the radio, TV, the movies,
baligame or studying the comics.
Going out to play was one of
the advantages of being brought
up in a small town or village, and
I hope it still is. Our playgrounds
were the street, the schoolyard and
the vacant lots not far from home
In cities today playgrounds are
few and generally too far from
home. We must provide physical
education in school or else raise
a generation of namby-pambies to
run the push-button world.
* + *
Signed letters, not mere
page or 100 words long pertaining to
persona) health and hygiene, not d!s-
ease. diagnosis or treatment. will be
to The Pontiac Press, Pont:
(Copyright 1959) than one ¢ Voice of the People
‘Ballot to Congr
Suitable for Everyone ‘ €
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The ballot type letter you printed recently for’clipping and mailing
to the U. S. Congressmen is an excellent idea. * * ‘ * cart a
Those who agree with the printed form should find this an easy
way to convey their opinion to an elected official. Many would not
* x i*
Even those who disagree should find the form a challenge to write
and express their own opinion and convictions. otherwise make the effort.
2550 Pineview Dr.
‘Put Delinquents
Into the Marines’
I have a good plan for the
juvenile burglars, and thugs. In-
stead of sending them to jail, give
them five years in the U. S.
Marines. Society would be free of
them for a period of time and they
would be good boys or else. The
Marines know just how to handle
the bums and hoods. We might
better have some third rate
Marines than some first rate
punks, In five years they would
learn an awful lot about minding.
Manford
Mothers Could
Cure Molesters
be to turn about five mothers loose
on one man at a time.
I bet, when we got through
with them, they wouldn’t want
to look at a female the rest of
their lives,
These maniacs act more like the
Russians every day.
One who would like te get even
‘Pictures in Texts
Show No Negroes’
When textbooks in schools use
illustrations why do they always
show pictures of white people?
I should think the schools would
help set the style and be among
the first to give the Negro his just
due.
Single
‘Here’s One Way
to Pick Movies’
To Mother and Father who ask
how parents can select movies for
their children, muy I suggest the
national PTA magazine? This can
be secured either through your
school's PTA president or maga-
zine chairman. It usually has
three full pages devoted to motion
picture reviews.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McQueen
72 W. New York /
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The Pontiac Press reserves the
right to edit all letters. They should
be under 200 words end must be
accompanied by the name and ad-
Gress of the writer. If the letter ‘s
not critical of individuals or individ-
ual concerns or of a. controversial
mature the writers name wil] be
withheld upon request. L. E. Orary
Scouts Appreciate
People’s Support
This man was financially able
to appeal the verdict, as I under-
stand it, but dropped it when pro-
bation was the decision of the
court.
Are we to believe that what's
one man’s meat is another man’s
poison?
Rath Hagon
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Some people think police are
tough . . . And they are fairly
._. , AS law officials must
be stern . .. And brave enough
to fight . . . But that is not a
a natural trait... Of those with
badge and gun... And doing
what they have to do... . Is
anything but fun _. . Their duty
is to guard our lives . . . And
strive in every way .. . To keep
the least offense or crime...
From happening today .. . So,
when a felony occurs ... They
must pursue each lead . . . Sus-
pecting all who might have been
.. . Connected with the deed. . .
They have to find each criminal
. , . Who played the smallest part
. . But underneath that scowl
and badge ... There beats a
human heart
(Copyright 1958)
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Do You Qualify as a Litterbug?
Consider Arthur’s protest to-
day. For many people who are
adults in years, still act juven-
ile in their social : behavior.
Test yourself by the questions
below and see if you are
thoughtless or thoughtful. Then
send for the longer test men-
tioned below, for a lot of 40-
year-old men and women rate
juvenile in emotional maturity.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE B-434: Arthur J., aged 27,
is a high school math teacher.
x * *
“Dr. Crane, what makes people
so thoughtless?’’ he asked.
“Some of the kids from the better
class homes will toss papers on the
-sidewalk and litter
up our beautiful
streets.
“I notice that
some states now
have signs along
the main motor
highways warning ‘litterbugs that
they are subject
to a $100 fine for
Arthur is correct in saying that
many people from supposedly bet-
ter homes are very careless,
2 * * ,
_ To be thoughtful, however in- >
had it broken down to fit the casual
everyday situations.
sat on 9 bench in - Ye
Chicago waiting for tadag a i cultured looking woman was next
to me. She had a head cold, so
used some paper tissue as a
Then she casually dropped the
paper on the floor. It blew down
the, street.
Would she have dropped it on
qualms about littering the street,
probably because her case had not
been spotlighted and thus called
to her attention,
* * *
Another woman, less cultured i
: a
_ errors, we.are more likely to
eliminate them in the future.
» The art of changing a thought-
ge case
many people -still spit on
How many despite posted warnings to the cori
trary by city fire ordinances?
How many people in a restaurant
light up a cigarette and blow sec
ond hand germs and soot across
the food of the patron at the next
chair?
* * *
How many burn garbage or waste
Paper when the neighbor is hang-
ing out freshly laundered clothes?
How many school or college youth
Pp tomorrow’s
yorking folks awake, who need
sleep at that hour? 2
instead of hanging tt up?
For further specific items, send
for my. “Behavior Test for Teen-
Agers,” enclosing a stamped return
envelope plus 20 cénts. (non-profit), * * *.
« It will show you adults whether
ge waa emotionally’ juvenile,
x & *
Always writ ease © to Dr. George W. Crane
phiets, and pem-
> Copyright 1959)
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SALYERSVILLE, Ky. (AP)
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in heating and lighting Kentucky Farmer Licks
Utility Bill Problem
To
idea catch on across the country,
but he doesn’t want “Hobbies” to to see the “hobbies out of waste’’) ©
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Flight Is Interrupted \It Feeds Their Greed
When Man Cuts Himself
zoraw ss exe Cancer Quacks Love Fear il, forced an Eastern Air Lines '
plane to make an emergency land-
ing here yesterday when he cut his
arm twice with a razor.
Costley was founnd in the rest
room of the plane, en route from THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY }4, 1959
‘Most Wanted’ Man
Taken in Pajamas
EL PASO, Tex. (AP) — A na-
tionwide search for Emmett Ber-
nard Kervan, one of the FBI's 10
most wanted men, ended Wednes-
day night with his arrest in a gar~ The shorelines of Norway veel about ofe-foot to each 10-year
its islands are rising at @ rate period:
Wizard,
Spray Paint
Push-button ease! showing $750 in a savings account
when he was
*x * *
The tall, gray-haired - Kervan|
was arraigned before U.S. Com-)
missioner Henry Clifton and)
locked in the El Paso County jail)
pending extradition to wii
cut.
FBI Agent Francis Crosby said)
Kervan apparently arrived in El,
Western
ectak OF THE WEEK Auto
‘This is the second in a three
part series g cancer quacks) 5 : ¢
By HELENA FROST
American Cancer Seciety
a hia «ie eae a is cee. |
: we 4
New. Orleans to Newark, .J.,| WASHINGTON ae aed “he Sloe ae Paso late in February and lived) cat 13. colors Gas Con
by the plane’s engineer. right up, ladies and gentlemen, and Feaach si agin pagina Mined in hotels before renting the gar-| i) cee
The plane, fight Wo. me el te WO at SORTS OS 3 2 a didn’t resist FBI agents. i a oe P1795. Reg. 1.30. Handy |-gal. size!
emergency landing and Costley| smuggled right out of a sacred ; ieee y ; Strong sel. Fes
See ee pe was) ‘me of ancient Egypt . . . just wewdi. inal tsa such lores Fenton to. Celebrate | © 9 6‘ ible spout. 24490
oven sstllcome treatment, Hejone bottle will cure bolls and nection with the holdup of the) FENTON —Fenton will cele-| Miracle Mile Store
‘as questioned at police headquar- bunions, fevers and fits, gout and
os before being oeened. lgas... step right up and get your
No reason for the incident was elixir of life!
given. _ The spiel of the medicine man,
'circa 1880, makes us smile vg
| But listen to this, circa mid-
Marks Deathless Year aie of enlightenment:
KALAMAZOO. uw — Kalamazoo) “I cam show you how to live
has gone a year — 365 days —| 180 years, free from mankind's.
without a traffic fatality, the best) mest dread diseases . . . cancer
record in 45 years. A pedestrian | nt uee Laine
hit May 12, 1958, was the last; ™#V° ven wu come
= inti .., and in 30 days they begin to
= atte — heal . . . in 90 days they are East Norwalk, Corin., branch ofjbrate its 125th year with a three-|
the Merchants Bank and Trust|day festival running from July 3)
Co. last Feb. 5. A gunman robbed|to July 5. A street dance, parades |
the bank of $29,445. Kervan hadiand fireworks will highlight the)
$921 in cash and a bank book celebration.
FEDER
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Monday through Saturday
well again!” cept Stores
| The spiel of one Adolphus
|'Hohensee, who came out of jail
last June.
: Yes, the spiel of the medicine
: ,man is heard in the land.
} * * *
The medical quacks of our sci-
‘entific century are legion. And
‘among them are the cancer quacks THEY ALL WENT QUACK — All three of these “cure that
kill’ devices have been proved worthless. Left, a cure-all colored
light projector which the FDA calls one of the most fantastic swin-
who sell “cures” that can kill the’ dies of our times. Top right, a plastic dumb bell, claimed to have
|patient with early cancer; for, “atomic healing powers,” which proved to be filled with common
jtaking the ‘‘cure’’ postpones sur;) aes } | i ne | tap water. Bottom right, a magic cure-all “‘spike’’ priced at $306,
| gery or radiation, the only methods} warth leak ien « :
of saving life from cancer today.’
The swindlers are wearing new
disguises. But their psychology is BEWARE .. . Those afflicted longer administered at the Dallas’
‘the same as that of the pitch-man| With cancer are warned not to (clinic.
lin the top hat. Only their target) be misleg by the false promise Summing up, Commissioner |
lis different. that the Hoxsey treatment will Larrick said “The Government's
| Today’s medicine men aren't cure or alleviate their condi- | warning was certainly effective.
after the isolated pioneer; nor the| tim...” ~ | It was widely anaes ty the
‘superstitious poor, nor the illiter-| In September 1957, the FDA nd oe were Mr. Hexsey’s
ate. brought an injunction against a) |. onl ae in the first 30
Their sights are on you: educ- |S€C#d Hoxsey Clinic in Portage, | a |
, ; posted at least 3,000 people were
| cated, middle-class America, | Pa. In eungesees: SOR Cuneed Giacanded igus bong ‘ken & j t
The few “‘honest” do-gooders,! 1, May 1957, the state of Texas, DY the false promise of a quick
|and the small-time charlatans who enjoined Hoxsey from practicing! and painiess cure for cancer.”
\peddle in the back alleys of life medicine and using the licenses of} Those who are fighting quackery|
jare dangerous. _ jother physicians. The state also with inadequate legal weapons are |
_But most dangerous are the big- suspended several osteopathic phy-|gratified—and wait.
time operators. They are rich and sicians and one doctor of medicine| For Hoxsey has attempted to)
shrewd. They have social and/on his payroll. Hoxsey replied by|establish himself in three different
political influence. They are total-jjeasing the Dallas clinic to an'places in California, Pennsylvania ly ruthless. And they are out after osteopath from a small Texas|and Nevada,
you and millions like you. town. | Meanwhile the Government is
x *& * | But latest developments report keeping him under surveillance.
| That’s why Commissioner George'a split between the two men and
\P Larrick of the Drug and Food|and the Hoxsey treatment is no)
| Administration has joined with the| |
‘American Medical Association and| ‘the American Cancer Society in “Pulpwood Men State Depaninen campaign of public education. :
ltakes two to make a swindle—the Sets Up 122 Trips | As the Commissioner says: |
swindler and the victim.” Fall to Poverty for Solons, Staffs | With an enlightened public, po-|
WASHINGTON (UPI)—The State |
|
!
(Next: The gadgeteers.)
* * *
HAT THE BEST DRESSED
MAN UNDERWEARS gE0Ts tential victims would dwindle, and}
{so would the swindle. | - are
| The motive of the big - time . +. Department arrang overseas |
leiacka ts siaele—ereed Producers in State's j:ips tor members of Congress and |
But what is ours? Why are we Upper Peninsula Yell their staffs last year, it is dis-|
‘ready to buy their “‘cures’’ which. About Price-Fixi closed, |
often have the ring of absurdity? FiC@-FIxIng |
| . | Testimony released by a House
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Rise in Infant Deaths)": my sean satisfied this ob Dyan influx here has caused birth rates Believe Ruins
Alarms N.Y. Officials Che powabiity What, drug-resiting it sins Soon rome berms | Near Rome Go
NEW YORK) A sy i some some bables, Mave somal ase “| Back to Aeneas
—6 per cent—in the death rate! third | jbeen unearthed near Rome,
The FBI is responsible for deal-| Two Italian archeologists, who) th } ° e cemetery of the pre-Rome) and pened fh nd ese diord bas ing with violations of 130 national have been working on the excava-| town Aeneas is supposed to have
auses winte ep r. ¢ statutes, ranging from the White/tions for. more than two years,| founded end named for his wife.'heads ment, This
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demic and a large number of pre-| The greatest number of deaths|Slave Act to the Atomic Energy mature births are blamed for the'has been among the poor, notably! Act. the Trojan hero, ee ee ee aration of Toy. Salary were found. Reds to See MSU
[ele EY ~ ie ld malin “pn said Cae ony Film as Typical
' vinjum.” ; EAST LANSING (UPI)—Pictures in. ¢iims, particularly one on
In @ few months they unearthed|of Michigan State. University will Atsertahal architecture, but MSU | Prof. Ferdinando Castagnoli|
\be used to show Russians what a will be the only one-to get exten- is of the) ROME (AP)—Ruins believed to}
* births, 2,613. bebles died, two-|causes of the too » early births, the)be that of ancient Lavinium, the eclengy Por edit yard ver wen, pravagaber gto ied oy
|town founded by Aeneas, have! are certain that what they have named after Aeneas’ wite and|Pical American university is sive pictorial treatment, etteiele 'thus far discovered are ruins ot| dated to a patiod between, te
are convinced that the ruins date to| The first important discovery fou ilike during a six-week exhibition
) it canes ME \in Moscow this summer, officials
the altars, terra. cotta said.
bets’ codl(ceere’ alan saps MSU was chosen by the U.S. to use the radio. President
nd. The tablets are believed to\Information Agency to depict man was the first to be seen
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President Harding was the will also include examples of
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Ew YORK — Eight years ago compared with honor?” remarkable,” Eamonn says, “‘that/program. A brewery batrel-snif-
Andrews was a clean-| The odd ones (career-wise) fight|‘What's My Line?’ has made more/fer, or a chicken-sexer or a cockle- ;
” Heads Listing of Sites © nai anal chap from Ireland who washer — these people can go on|Philip are among WML's ardent “ - ‘ ntertainment|Watchers, and Princess Margaret
Prepared by Diplomats po to de de cont air cee | Would Plot U.S. Strategy 1g nies in ie appearance, {has dropped in to see the show. It long has been a dream of for Geneva Confab Now changed trom cléan- : | ee _larvetaty ve Urges Anti-Red Brain Trust) "cw sominees: caterer vas $20, 0 Mos aac i"
GENEVA — San Francisco Mr. Andrews is the Ralph Ed- a sagger maker's bottom-knocker.|/sre guite impossible in England.
apenien Sota Mave os Wt bee mie ae etl WASHINGTON (UPI)—The State Department wants (Incredible business. There is ®/When we heard that John (Daly)
rok «ene TES. [BBC pe riage lg grrr S| to set up a “brain trust”- whose sole duty would be to (piece of pottery called a ‘sagger.'|naq Jim Hagerty as a mystery
. * * ere iad ‘What’s My Line,” ‘con- master-mind global political and economic warfare against Well, this man assisted the sagger we were amazed. How much)
Ad the opening date for the moderates fo showed the Communists. maker by knocking the bottom of|-joser is the White House than! ducts its two top kiddie s and * the mold to get out the sagger, you | Buckingham Palace!” meeting ft 4 tod
being Sw ue le atheas ee broadcasts sports. He also writes The plan was disci y when a House appropria- see what I mean?
is Saturday or Monday, Aug. 1 or 3.\4 newspaper column, but that is} tions subcommittee made public testimony given last Feb. .
just for cabbie fare to the studios. ruary by State Department officials. ‘The audience talked about p41. Nest in ‘Dozer San Francisco heads the list | that for days, and the bottom- “1 would say,” he ‘aid today Undersecretary of State C. Douglas Dillon, Deputy
of sites prepared by the Big Four | ~ Wd . Undersecretary Loy W. Henderson and oth 4 knocker became famous ever | overTERTON, England (AP)—
diplomats here for the foreign | Titel, it veer ae Ape peat vee night. This is the clef difference |r ou, birds have been hatched in ministers conference. Geneva is | Line?’ fs the same as yours in that the Communist offensive had picked up to such an | jetween our show and yours. Our a nest built in a bulidoser, and
second. Vienna and Quebec-city | %¢ Major respect. Every year extent that the United States had to move fast te counter- fans don't care so much about |... bulldozing goes right on. The
i to be slowly dropping the station says, ‘Well we'll be | act it. the panel as about the guests. | dG” a wagtail, calmly BIG BEAR CONSTRUCTION 60.
—_ re a a oo Rg pail i They urged that Congress provide enough money te “Your fans say ‘Wasn't Arlene follows the machine in its gravel
The foreign ministers will have cana: Wines Gite, create a spétial staff that would devote full time to analyz- (4 Dorothy smart last night?’ pit workings and feeds the young- 92 West an. rb ;
to agree on the time, place and , ing the Red moves and how to combat them. “Our fans say ‘That was a cork-'sters on the fly. —_
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AP Education Writer
WASHINGTON (AP)
delinquency is a thing of. time,
place and circumstance.
The childish prank of a 5-year-
old may be hooliganism in a teen-
ager.
Foul language is shocking in a
classroom, but passes unnoticed
in a street corner gang.
To steal for kicks is outright
crime. to steal because you're}
hungry and don’t know where)
your next meal is coming from
is crime tempered by the instinct
to survive. .
* * *
Even adults can't always make}
up their minds about what's right |
and what's wrong. Some commu-}
nities permit bingo games, others |
rule them illegal. Some churches}
use it as a source of income for)
charitable work.
A pane] of six experts, who
have just concluded a nine-month
study of juvenile delinquency for
the National Education Assn. says
a delinquent act can only be
judged in relation to the forces
that caused it. The specialists
represent the fields of cultural
anthropology, pediatrics, psychi-
atry, psychology, criminology and
sociology.
Truancy, or skipping school
a form of juvenile misbehavior
But what is it?
It may be the healthy rebellion
of a normal adolescent who- onl;
rarely breaks the rules. It may
be conformance to the standards!
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|problems of the adolescent. Myths, Nearly everyone considers him-
self an expert on juvenile delin-
quency, and has firm ideas about
its causes and cures. But, say the
experts, it’s not that simple, or
delinquency would long since have |
ceased to be a major topic of;
national concern.
* * *
Over the years, says the NE jof a gang that hates school. It to succeed. And it may be a symp-ta_ misbehaving teenager may be/|entific. support, according to the
|may be a brief emotional recess tom of a child's inability to cope|majadjusted. But to the teenager,
— Juvenile from a confining and unfriendly; with the realities .of his daily life. what he does is purely adjustive,
classroom, It may be a serious; There’s a big difference in the he’s just trying to adapt himself
conflict with overly demanding!way~ adults and youngsters look|to his family life, his neighbor-
parents who are pressuring a childiat things. To.the average adult,/hood, his friends. report.
Another popular idea knocked
by the experts is that “a commu-
community with little delinquen;
cy.”’ Carefully planned recreation
programs can help, they say, if
coordinated’ with other efforts, but
their research indicates no direct
relationship between such pro
granfs and delinquency rates.
x* * *,
Bad companions, heredity, poor borhoods also were cited by the
delinquency which really aren't.
\“It does not develop overnight.
Serious and persistent trouble
with the law on the part of young-
sters can be traced back to a
long sequence of cause and ef-
fect.”
Even the term juvenile delin-
quency has become ‘‘corroded,
overworked and useless, .except a Physical health and slum neigh-'as a dirty word used to strike cy problem because, the experts
What Is Juvenile Delinquency Today?:Who-- When--Why, Experts Say
field.
Community efforts that have
proven effective must be expand.
ed, and useless practices discard
ed. °
More and better~efforts must be
made to identify the delinquency
bound youngster before he gets
there.
Primarily, it said, “in seeking words in recent years that they
don’t really mean now.”
The current report offers no pa
solution for the juvenile delinquen-
say, there just isn’t any.
* * *
The report did make .theseja cure for delinquency, the neigh-
points, however: “ |porhood, not the child, must be
There is a desperate need for the patient.”
study, -a great deal of fable and|
folklore has grown up around the!
half-truths and misconceptions are|
accepted as fact. . }
Many people, for instance, point!
to working mothers as a major |
cause of delinquency. According)
to the experts, however, the ef-|
fect of a working mother varies’
from family to family, neighbor-|
jhood to neighborhood. More re-
search is needed, they say, before
this theory can be accepted.
* * *
| Broken homes often are blamed.
But it may be only because the
\youngster with two parents to
/back him gets a better break in
‘court. The youngster from a brok-
jen home runs a bigger risk of
‘being sent off to a state institution
'— and ‘he's the one who gets men-
jtioned in the newspapers.
| The proposition that delinquents
aren't really bright is a common
assumption with little or no sci-
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as
_THE | PONTIAC PRESS- “ SEVENTEEN
Press Visits the
HERCULO THE GREAT—This chimp. known
to his many admirers as Jazbo. plays the part
of Herculo the Great in the Chimpanzee Show at a pose of a circus strongman
BABIES, HANDLE WITH CARE — They lodk
cute but take note — the trainer handling these
two-month-old tion cubs has plenty of protection
on his hands. The three haven't grown big teeth
yet, but those claws are king-sized and razor sharp. Almost squeezed out, that fellow in the
middie seems to be paw ing his way to the fore-
front while muttering a few unkind words to his
brothers.
Ps
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' AURORA AND: BOREALIS — Probably the Olga, who is looking over their shoulders. The
vutstamling additions to the Detroit Zoo this year Detroit Zoa has been, the only American z00 suc-
ure these two twin polar bear cubs, Aurora and _ - ¢essful in raising polar bear.cubs.
Borealis. They were born last December to
4 ’ q ’ ) Detroit Zoologica] Park in Royal Oak. Herculo is
shown here brandishing 1.000 pound weights in
_jina
There's Lots to See That's New - a
This Year Down at the Detroit Zoo By DICK SAUNDERS
Two simian hipsters were over-|department.
(heard yesterday discussing a press|Detroit Zoo has jAmerican zoo successful at raising preview show at Detroit Zoological |
‘Park in Royal Oak
* *® *
‘Man, this scene swings
the crazy combo,”’ said one.
His buddy turned and intoned
| coolly, “I’m hip, That chick's
| the most with mariucas and Jaz- Dig
|
high note.”
The Detroit Zoologica!
Commission can’t promise talking
monkeys on exhibition this sum-
‘ }mer, ‘but beginning today they’ll
offer just about every other animal
attraction possible.
ALTERNATE RINGMASTERS
‘and Jazbo are, they are the stars)
of the Chimpanzee Show, acting as’
alternate simian ringmasters.
Our twe friends were passing |
critical judgment of a chimp |
_ Pontiac Press Photos
by Eddie Vanderworp |
| band, part of the show, with tn- |
| strumentation ranging from sax-
+ ephone and piano to the wild ma-
raca playing (and dancing) of a
— daintily dressed in a blue
| And Jazbo really does flip, al-
|though most of his flipping is con-
| fined to a trampoline or from horse
to horse over trapeze bars,
. * *® *®
Julius and Jazbo combine with
‘Albert, Danny, Louise, Chico,
Sammy .and a host of younger
\chimps to perform admirably as
aerialists, clowns, strong men and
Frank G. McInnis, director. ~
TWO PREVIEWS
With McInnis at the helm,: a bo flips when Julius swings on a |
Park |
If you're wondering who Julius | been the only
‘polar bear cubs
* * x
Other notable births include the
arrival of two puma cubs, a pair
of Eland calves,
em bye
head looking out for trouble whil A big attraction pleasing both
adults and youngsters will be the
z00's four new kangaroos, in and
out of pouch.
The zoo offers two new reindeer
DOUBLY MEANT — Could this be the meanest creature on
earth? A Rhino with a head at both ends? It appears that way, one
e the other eats. But the camera zoo personne! in the polar bear zelles, many tiny baboons and Rhe-/the first of their kind to be exhib-!
In recent years, the|sus monkeys, Aoudads and Llamas. ited here.
‘FORMOSAN DEER
The two adult caribou are espe-
clally difficult to maintain in cap-
tivity since they are not used to on W. lection since last season.
A trip to the Detroit. Zoo, locatec
10-Mile road. will be a new
the narasites of this region of the jexper ience this year in many way:
four Dorcas ga-irecently arrived from Norway and earth lev en to * ‘veteran’ patrons,
angle only makes it seem that these two rhinos at the Detroit Zoo
are one.
‘train of press, radio and i
lreporters got the first peek at the By REBA HEINTZELMAN
\z00 this year. Then, following a| Tpday’s “second” launching of
|tuncheon, Mcinnis was off again’
to present an afternoon preview
for Detroit city officials and mem-
bers of the Detroit Zoological §o-|
ciety.
Today, at 10 a.m., the zoo of- |
fictally opened its gates to the |
|
‘girlie’ show. Dancing for the
lcrowd were Mary, Mona, Ruth and
'Susie—four of the cutest elephants Lake. Her big paddle wheel!
lin captivity.
They range in age from Susie.
110. to Mary, 18, ple perform equal-
lly well as clowns, gymnasts or}
|fashion models. Their trainer is
|Steve Leko, and his assistant is
|Jack Brockman,
Naturally, <p wusien obed
with the lion situation. After all,
this ie the king of beasts.
Well, three new kinglets are
jnow on the scene, thanks to dame
Dane.
8 WEEKS OLD }
as cuddly as house kittens,
kid gloves, heavily reinforced with
thick leather and padding.
rora and
bears born
ber,
The roly poly twins are the latest
string of accomplishments of
Teen Bandstand
to Feature Pair
of Recording Acts
Pontiac teenagers have a special |
attraction awaiting them at the)
Pontiac Bandstand Dance tomor- |
row night in the National Guard
Armory.
Entertaining will be The Ferros
and the Jaguars, two local groups
which became nationwide record-
ing artists this. week.
The Ferros, a vocal quartet
made up of Harold Reynolds,
18, of Pontiac Central. High, Bob
Carrol, 17, and Jerry Wells, 17,
both students at Pontiac Nor-
thern High, and Gus Ferro, 17,
of Eastern Junior High School,
will be there to sing their new
dise of “Tough Cat” and “Come
Home, My Love.”
Backing them up as on the)
record are the Jaguars, a Pontiac!
teenage instrumental group. The
rock ‘n’ roll stars are known)
tthroughout—Oakland County and}
the Detroit area. Their
was released for national distri-
bution on the Hi-Q label Monday.
The dance will begin at 8 and}
last until midnight. It-is sponsored)
| by the Pontiac Teen Chub.
‘ public, This is its 32nd season. | -
of flash floods has passed,
water is then raised by a level the riverboat Island Queen has
definitely guaranteed smooth sail-
ing fer surmhmer passengers at
|Kensington Park, assured superit-
tendent Dave Laidlaw.
2-2 @
slid gracefully off skids into Kent,
churned up white spray dn an-
ticipation of one of the biggest)
seasons in her three-year career
Constructed completely by |
hand in a big red barn in Sau- |
gatack by Dick Hoffman, the
60-foot replica of an early river-
beat weighs ten tons, has two
opera decks, cost the Huron-
Clinton Metropolitan Authority
$13,500 and has more than paid
for itself in money and pleasure,
according to Laidlaw.
Dane,:a lioness at the zoo, gave for the little boat that last year)
birth to the three balls of fur about hauled some
eight weeks ago. The cubs look|around 13 miles of scenic shore-
but |lines in beautiful Kensington Park,
veteran keepers handle them with at a leisurely, 8 miles per hour.
| WATER LOWERED
| Each fall the boat is floated over the estate of Chrysler's late sis-
a big cement ramp in a small cove. |tter, Thelma Chrysler Foy, who
the water in the lake is lowered died in 1957.
and the Island Queen is bedded |
down for the winter. 20.900 = spectators!
In the spring after all dancer
the
near Grand River avenue.
Phis year the Island Queen |
was rudely awakened from her |
to float inte another season.
gates, controlling nearby
ponds, were thrown open,
Kent lake.
Workmen began the task of)
painting and cleaning «and over-!
hauling the boat's 21-horsepower
Diesel aig
* *
Ev ae was set until officials The reason for this premature)
launching was that four Gm flood-'was passed last summer, placing
Negpevlny mate Se ee Nar thousands of tons of water into/jurisdiction of the United States being
Park officials conl oe
brought the water level under
With all the dignity that hér'control and returned the Island
Included in the afternoon was 4 name suggests,. the liftle Queen Queen to her berth on shore. jlicense last week.
Coast Guard.
ters combined “commen sense
| with rigid regulations,” and after
a few minor changes, put the |
stamp of approval en the river-
boat, making possible her first Tt seems that a. new federal law Kensington Park’s Island Queen
Batters All Barriers to Sail Again long betore the boat was aaty attempted 6 get. the Queen's the heat goes into full-time opera
ition June 15. That ty tahire three
Coast Guard-approved operators.
j aa sees eve SS ere
the | vessel. Laidlaw said applicants
considered.
Yi +
Tuesday, Coast Guard inspee- | 4s the shining white Queen pad-
jdied away from the loading dock
|today, she seemed to kick up more
spray than usual] in a first-seasor
ot ue, shalenly tebe any element that: might deter her
jcourse — that of showing off na-
Only one problem remains before 'turé in all her glory at Kensington
17 French Works of Art
Bring Record $1,166,400
NEW YORK (UPI)—Seventeen |
French art works sold like gold-
plated hot cakes last night —
400 at a celebrity-studded auction.
The top bid — $255,000 fur a
'Renoir—was made by auto heir
Walter P. Chrysler Jr. The paint-|
= a and drawings of
rench impressioniats: were from
French impressionists were from
see tite ation oe
5% inch portrait of the two daugh-
as let scene afd a) long winter's nap by fast-rising Lreboune Lanieke portrait of a@
| water slushing around her hull 4_ woman in a garden were sold to
|New York dealer E. J. Rousuck
at record prices of $130,000 each.
| Tt has been an eventful spring! ringing a record total of $1,166,- The interior scene of a secon-
|\dary painter, Vuillard, went for
$27,500, Dance studio owner Ar-
thur Murray paid $16,000 for a
U.S. May Purchase
State Shore Areas i i .
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LAUNCH ISLAND QUEEN — In ater ot ereenenind legal? “omy ante eno yng eth meth ws a
shoals, the pleasure craft, Island Queen, was successfully launched Lake at Kensington Park. ~ 2 a
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
Peru Airliner With 8 Call for Action Opens Floodgates
Vanishes inJungle e's Plea May Unbalance Budget LIMA, Peru (UPID—A Peruvian
airliner with eight persons aboard, By JACK BELL |tlon with passage of @ series of any vetoes that may be forth-
including an American and a Cana-| WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-|bills calling for government coming,
dian, was missing today in the|dent Eisenhower may have put/spending far beyond the limits Ei-) Sen. Mike Mansfield of Monta-
dense jungles of eastem Peru. [not only the Democratic Congress|senhower hassaid be is willing/"® acting Senate Democratic
*-_ * ft but himself on a political spot/to accept. jleader, made it clear his party
The plane vanished during a/with his demand for speedy action| Because he emphasized the crit-/has no intention of yielding to Ei-
flight from Lima to Pucallpa, aon highway, housing and wheat/ical nature of the problems, Dem-| senhower’ s views on important as-
iriver port in the jungles 300 miles legislation. ocrats think the President has put'Pects of highway, housing and
northeast of here. A search plane! Eisenhower caught the Démo-|himself in a position where he | wheat legislation. A similar. re-
retraced its. route but found nojcrats by surprise Wednesday with|may find it difficult to veto such/action camte from House Demo-
trace of the missing aircraft. (a special message outlining the|measures. |craiie leaders.
x * damage to the economy that may| Beyond that, the opposition par-| Mansfield
The plane carried a crew of two,/result in these three politically;ty believes it can use the Presi-| there is no possibility that Con-
E ; including Paul Dixon, its American potent fields if Congress dawdles.|dent’s own words — such as his|gress will even consider increas-
"NANCY KERSTEN _| Pilot. Among the six passengers) There seemed little doubt that/statement there is an “impending] ing the gasoline tax from 3 to 4%
NANCY & was Cornelius Sans, identified as) Democrats will answer the Presi- disaster in wheat’’ — to build up/cents a gallon. Eisenhower had
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|British Push Their Ghostly Business 'No Solons in Congress; (°! * nearby village are in Com\¥MCA in Their Blood | Want gress and everyone has been to ae ; ~ :
Tourists Offered English Shroud Route "2 0° &1 Wen Point wes: ma [ DoRLangTON, Mr Ad ! | | | It's West Point, Ohio; lation/ YMCA nominating committee held | °
gi . | MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio up —|,oit0 Ven sen'the baundary ‘be lite meeting at a Red Cross blood | Latex Paint?
Haunting memories are being look over their shoulders to see|Tregeagle also gads about. He is There's not a single senator OF!+ween North Bloomfield and Con-\center while two members were | nue bitte ab
loflered American tourists in Brit-|if anyone is following them. The chased by hounds across the moor representative or military officer | gress townships, which puts half/donating a pint ot blood each and |
lain this year. ghost of wicked steward John every night.” lin the place, yet -half the peoplelits population in Congress. the third was assisting.
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wide assortment of spooks for
| the tourist who has seen every-
thing else.
| Shrounds being offered this sea-
ison range from “road ghosts,.”"
isuch as a band of plumbed cava-
lier spectres galloping along a'
Scottish road, to the reigning haunt |
of them all—Old Queen Victoria,
herself — at Windsor Castle.
| A lucky ghost seeker may see |
Anne Boleyn's appafition riding
around London in @ coach some |
eerie midnight with her head in’
her lap, a red-haired spook shriek-
ing through Macbeth’s old digs at
Glamis (pronounced Glahms) Cas- |
tle in Scotland, or a friendly but,
entirely invisible fellow who,
breathes down the necks of visitors |
roaming a stately old home =
Robin Hood's Sherwood Forest.
* * *
SIDE BY SIDE—The old and Edmund Antrobus. a leading au-
the new in London street lighting ‘homty on shrouds, haunts and
stand next to one another. various other scary phenomena, |
i Workmen installed the new elec- including billows of smoke and = tric lamp before removing the Wall tappings, outlined what he
= old-fashioned gas lamp along- thought would make a delightfully - side. New lamp is at left. spine-tingling tour of Britain.
| ENGLAND GHOSTLY
enye “England is more ghostly than |
OKs | ) Billion |anywhere else,” he said. ‘‘It lends |
. jitself rather nicely to the sub- Ie ” ject.
- : Antrobus, whose family’s —
in Construction =smisitsc tus . toonist Al Capp’s famous schmoos, |
Senate Armed Services keeps an extensive file of haunted
° places in his office at the British |
Committee Approves © travel Association's U.S. head. Bill for Military |quarters in New York. |
|
| He recommends the haunt en- |
WASHINGTON U® — The Senate, thusiast should warm up to the | |
|
Armed Services Committee has, *Ubject by visiting a few good
approved a bill authorizing $1,227,-| Chestly nee a
882.000 of spending for military) There is what he calls a warm. |
construction . the United ead friendly ghost of an unidentified | ~"|18th century actor haunting the/| and abroad for the year starting palcony of the Drury Lane Theater |
July 1. ; and kibitizing the performers. |
* * * Kensington Palace, on Hy de}
This is about 25 million dollars Park, boasts ‘‘a good reliable}
under the $1,252,608.000 allowed ghost,” identified by ectoplastic |
by the House, and nearly 130 mil- experts as the shroud of William |
lion dollars less than asked by III's wife, Mary, who died of " pete % 5 id > Me
oe et kd se 8 5°
PAE fo
the administration. The construc. pox.
= consists mainly of public, *~ * *
w and housing at Army, Navy °
fir Force and reserve basta, |p inmicn Court Ralace, ait the A Brand New Tire, Not a Second or Recap None of the work can be start. don has a trio of raucous female |
ed, however, until Congress ghosts — two of them wives of
approves separate legislation Henry VIII and ane a nurse. }
appropriating the money. | Other places along Antrobus’
Chairman Richard Russell Sronied reste incase: The Little Abbey Hotel, Great, (D-Ga) said the committee de- | Messenden, Buckinghamshire, leted = $17,332.000 from the $22.- where ghosts of 12th century oc-
413,000 requested by the Defense cupants scare the hired halp half Department for extension and im. “UP
44 , out of their wits by loafing in the 6.70x15 ab naag We the Nike-Hercules public lounge at tea time. Tube-Type m lense system. é Blackwall
Russell said the committee HORSES GALLOF Each. Plus Tax oT
AND YOUR OLD TIRE REGARDLESS OF ITS CONDITION
7.10x15..........15.44 Each, Plus Tax*
7.60x15..........18.44 Each, Plus Tax* amended the House-passed bill to| The Coach and Horses Inn, Ab-
specify that after Dec. 31, 1959|bots Bromley, Staffordshire, where
the Defense Department could nota team of white horses, supposed- |
spend any funds for procurement|ly owned by Mary Queen of Scots,
of aircraft. or missiles unless ap-|gallop about whenever the moon
propriations for specific programs |!s full.
were first authorized by legisla-| In Nottinghamshire, where a
ton. road ghost carriage careens along
Russell said the Defense De. | between Langley Mill and Bulwell,
partment has allocated about nine menacing traffic.
billion dollars for the year start-| At the Chapel of Nine Altars,
ing July 1 on aircraft and missiles Fountains Abbey, near Ripon,
adie ngsgsmad Yorkshire, where there chants a
ghostly choir of monks, —~ |
i : . | At the Ferry Boat Inn, Holwell,
Gvestions Construction ‘Huntingdonshire, where the ghost
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ee ee —s pases ently me 6 rere ee eee Many Miles of Road Poundings Blended Rubber
ney (D-NY) says. He questioned, Antrobus said that Scotland and \ ; Nf - . F. é £ V4 /
construction of $50,000 residences Cornwall are espécially hospitable CO (i oor . NO M ON EY DOWN !
because “‘maybe these sorts of to apparitions, probably because of ‘ ! :
thi have something to do with their spooky moors. The Ghost of | fr % ps . j
re deteriorating. relationships ll Bod . | | DRIVE NOW PAY LATER When You Trade-in Your Old Tires |’ our deteriorating relationships all Bodmin Moor, in Cornwall, is an |
over the world.” outstanding shroud of this ilk, he Ask About One of Sears Many Convenient Credit Plans! said
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Indian Reservation Adds Color THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 19
|ment of more than 4,000 full-time
Mount Pleasant Oil Capital of State "(This
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Ss an introd
Michigan ' Week, May 1703) :
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bella County, and pipe lines extend
Mount Pleasant to all the
other major oil producing areas of
\ the state. About 90 per cent of the
state’s total oi} production comes
from fields within a radius of 70
miles of Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant Metal Products)
was the original name of the!
branch plant of the Ferro Stamping
Co. which opened in June 1939.
and has grown since then. The
plant produces automotive hard-
ware, such as door locks, window
regulators and deck hinges.
Other companies with plants in
Mount Pleasant include Borden)
| has long been known as Michigan's Ofl Capital. istudents.
* * *
The State Home and Training
'School for the mentally retarded,
jone of the major institutions of its
kind in the state, is now com-
pleting. a 250-bed addition which
will give it facilities to accom-
modate a total of 900 patients.
The State Home was formerly and Training School. Both are recently broadened to include training at’ the school. ;
growing by leaps and bounds. graduate courses, The institution The Indians of the Isabella
Central Michigan's new desig-|W2S founded by local residents in
nation as a university—authorized| oy sehen Con teagan Nor
by the Legislature this year—re-|1n 1995, it was taken over by the flects its expanding curriculum, 'state. hee 2 ts on card.
The city’s downtown business
district is scheduled to get a com-
plete revamping at the hands of
the city planning commission, with
the assistance of the local Cham-
ber of Commerce and the City)
Commission. The city is also
actively seeking new industry.
x* * *
fringe of Michigan’s northland, |
giving the community a pleasant
attractions, both summer and win-
ter.
Proud of its public school sys-
tem, the city has five elementary
a senior high school completed in
1957, Mount Pleasant also has ‘a
Catholic parochial grade and high
school.
Mount Pleasant's residents
their town is aptly named
like to say it’s a pleasant place to’
work and live and play.
Admiral ls Unhappy
With Antisub Force LOS ANGELES (AP)—The com-
jmander of the First Pacific Fleet;
‘says America's defense against
| missile-launching submarines ‘‘is|
jnot as good as I would like to,
isee it.” |
* *
Russian subs probably are de-|
ployed along the Pacific coast, |
Vice Admiral Ruthven E. Libby,
itold a news conference Wednes-|
iday. But he would not confirm re-|
iports the subs have been sighted}
Inear the Channel Islands off the
Southern California codst.
* * *
| “Our needs to combat this
threat are more efficiency and
jmore-ships,” he added. “We are
igetting fewer ships, and the ones a leader in the production of high quality petrole-
um products, illustrated by these modern special
The Leonard Refineries, Inc., plant has become cracking towers. TOWERS OF PROSPERITY—Mount Pleasant
wearing out
Take it from the experts— 10,000 ‘ Indian children received j_
The city is close to the soilthinn’
assortment of outdoor recreational}
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pes
jwe have are 14 years old and)
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LEE N. ARMSTRONG \Buria! will follow in Mt. Pleasant
| Service for Lee N Armstrong, Cemetery, Drydén. The body will
72 of 3300 Elizabeth Lake Rad, be at the Muir Brothers Funeral
; . service. at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Voor- Mr. Dyer died Wednesday at a
hees-Siple Chapel with buria) in Lapeer convalescent home follow-
Oak Grove Cemetery, Milford ing several years illness. Before
Surviving are his wife. Marion: retirement, he was a self-employed a son, William Chene of Detroit: | painter. :
a daughter, Mrs. John Schmidt of; surviving are his son, Miles of St. Clair Shores; and a brother. Drayton Plains and several nieces
~ A retired employe of Pontiac Mo and nephews. *
tor Division, Mr. Armstrong died
unexpectedly Tuesday of a heart
76. of 1645 N. Summers Rd. died ailment.
| MRS. PERCY STUTTARD : } early this morning at his home
Mrs. Percy (Bertha) Stuttard, folJowing a heart attack
\74, of 5595 Crescent Si. Waterford Funeral arrangements are Being
Township, died this morning at made by the Muir Brothers Fu- jher home after an illness of eight neral Home. ELMER FRENCH
IMLAY CITY —Elmer french
FRED SANER
Funeral Service Set
for City Electrician are her husband; a: GEORGE T. MAAS
daughter, Mrs. Veva Mere of St.; TROY—Service for George F
Clair; two sons, Arlie Edmonds of/yaas 78. of 30 Leetonia St., will
Marysville and Ernest Edmonds of h. held at 1 p.m. Saturday at
ly eat eae Price Funera] Home. Burial will ve a ren, ne > . y .
Service for Fred Saner, owner great great grandchild. . ° ay Forest Lawn Cemetery, De
and operator of Fred Saner Elec-| Also surviving are a brother. Mr. Maas died Wednesday %t
trie Shop, 211 N. Cass Ave., will Jesse Pearsall of Rontiac; @ndiwijjiam Beaumont Hospital, Roya?
be held 2 pm. Friday at Sparks-' three sisters, Mrs. Thene Blakeslee Oak, following a 10-day illness. Ie
Griffin Chapel with buria] follow- of Pontiac, Mrs. la Horton of Glen- was a retired self-employed land-
ing in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery.'nie and Mrs. Stella McKinney of scape gardener
” * * Wichita, Kan Surviving are three daughters
An Elks Lodge of Sorrow will be’ Service will be held at 1:30 pm. Mrs. Clarence Harker of Troy
conducted at 730 tonight at the Saturday at the Donelson - Johns Mrs. Clifford Parent of Royal Oak
Funeral Home with burial in Wa- and Mrs. Milford Nichols of De-
terford Center Cemetery. troit and a sister, Mrs. Bertha
Stolenfeldt of Imlay City. funeral home
Mr. Saner, 68. of 1649 Inver-
ness St. was a member of Pon- | LEO M. SUGG
tide Lodge 21 F&AM, the | The Rosary will be recited at LYMAN H. RICHARDS
Boots and saddie Riding Club '8 15 tonight at the Pursley Funeral! ROYAL OAK — Service for Ly-
and was an honorary life mem- :Home for Leo M. Sugg of 43 W.man H. Richards, 86, of 4032 Am-
ber of Elks Lodge 810. Rutgers St. Service will be held herst Rd. will be held at 1 p.m
Surviving besides his wife, at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Vincent Saturday at the Kinsey Funeral
laura, are a son, Charles F. of de Paul Church. His body will be Home. Burial will follow in White
Chattanooga Tenn: two grand- taken to Mt. Loretto Cemetery at Chapel Cemetery, Troy
children; a sister; and two broth-, Lapeer for burial Mr. Richards died Wednesday at
ers Mr. Sugg, 65, died Tuesday at a Royal Oak convalescent home
* * * his home after an illness of three He was a member of the First
Mr. Saner died unexpectely Tues- years. Methodist Church
Surviving are two sons, Dr. Mau-
rice L. of Royal Oak and Dr. Lloyd
Harry F. of Oakland, Calif.; a daughter
will be Mrs. Frederick Boehm of Royal
sister, Mrs. Maggie N
Heart Catholic Church, Imlay City. Dahlman of Royal Oak; seven a le HARRY DYER
Crater Jake national park in Ore-- DRYDEN — Service for
gon records about 17 feet of snow-|Dyer, 84, of North street
fall. the average set in the 1950-5] held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Sacred Oak: a
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land he was unable to maneuver/Republic Aircraft Corp., the U.S.
| the ‘plane. |Air Force and the Michigan Air Inquiry Board WASHINGTON «®—Harbor : The inquiry board’ will be at- National Guard, im- }
; j Michi itended by representatives of the|
grandchildren and four gre at- provement projects in Mlaligan 10 Probe Cr ash Air Force Flight Safety Research’ Maine is one of the nation’s lead- ndchildren. |have been proposed to the House | : ;
amin ‘Public Works Committee. Center at San Bernardino, Califing potato producers. MRS. EARL E. CRISP Failure Felt | The committee is conducting Materiel State Harbor Projects
~ ay et . =o jadditional water projects,
Mrs. Eari E. (Willa M.) Crisp. 73.) co) arthur C. Nauman of the! Northville Mishap of 3850 Green Lake Rd., will be! army Engineers said the rec-| ,
hejd at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the'ommended improvements in-
RichardsorBird Funeral Home, cluded: DETROIT w — The Michigan
jWalled Lake. Burial will*follow in| A 26-foot deep approach channel Air Nationa] Guard will convene
Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens and enlargement of the existing | an inquiry board tomorrow to find
Mrs. Crisp died Wednesday at ‘ming basin at Menominee Har~ | out what caused an RFSF Thun-
her home ae between Menominee, Mich.,'qornash to crash in a residential Surviving are three daughters Marinette, Wis. area of nearby Northville last Fri-
Mrs. B. A. Te Paska of Iran, Mrs Menominee project 4,
Jean Wahlberg of Orchard Lake,/WaS endorsed by Rep. John W.| ytaj, John A. Johnston, director and Mrs. Lewis FE. Watson of Ar- Byrnes (R-Wis). The cost was esti-' o¢ operations for the 127th Tactical
lington, Va. and six grandchildren. ated at $767,000 with a $52,000| Reconnaissance Wing, said parts of
local contribution. the jet plane sent to the Mobile
Deaths Elsewhere Bilt Would Limit ‘sex smutty nace ot me | **show no positive indication of ma-
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mia. the
pher Mayhew yesterday recom. | “ying later this week when op-
mended passage of a iaw re-
stricting television advertising to
six minutes in an hour. |
Mayhew called commercial tel-
evision advertising “about the * * *
VIAREGGIO, Italy ‘AP)—Coun-
tess Carolina Ciano, 84, mother’
of Count Galeazzo Ciano, Musso-
lini’s foreign minister, died Tues-
day. She was the widow of Co-
stanzo Ciano, an Italian admiral
and World War I naval hero.
Five children were playing in a
backyard sandpile when the jet
most public piece of systematic plane crashedeTwo were hospital-
looting in British history.” ized with serious burns from flam
He said TV advertising aver- ing fuel oil
aged about six minutes an hour * * *
* * | during the day but increased to The pilot. Maj. John L. Moutier
DENVER (AP) — Alfred Lipset,, ™®¢ ™lmutes per hour during the 30 of Belleville, bailed out safely
62, an advertising representative: CY¢@img peak viewing time. He He was preparing to land at De-
of the New York Mirror, died sald this was “wholly excessive.” |troit Metropolitan Airport 15 miles
Tuesday, apparently of a heart QE yes en _
attack. He and his wife, Lillian, |
were en route to the Pacifit coast/
for a vacation
* * * ;
NEW YORK (AP)—Samue] Aus-
tin Chapin, 100, who had served
on the editorial staffs of several
magazines, died Wednesday. He
was the oldest living graduate of
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‘annual Michigan Week opening beard chairman of Great Lakes | and Cherry Queen Marcia Wame- Men eae Rented wil tel ode wih: ‘Sunday. Steep Corp, and Michigan Week ley of Traverse City. - at ers end in reste i“
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heard of payless paydays and the More than one million pieces of pearances. Dish Strictly American? {deciding to celebrate, oe — comme. promotional literature bave been’ Many newspapers plan special No, Yokohaman, Too later, the fact that his once
Symbol of Michigan Week is ‘distributed. sections on the theme. Radio and) .
a chesty robin pointing to the | The Michigan Week office terms television programs will carry) SAN DIEGO, Calif. —A dish|beat her into insensibility so she state’s position on the St. Law- it “the most extensive public rela- word of the week. that Charles De Lacy, Rincon up the idea.”
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Backers are making this obsery.. mote the good features of a great’ ‘Tours of industry, displays of |particularly American was served
ance a crusade. They hope to * ° * « industrial products, open house to a visiting group of Japanese Charged With Cruelty
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THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
City Hospital Auxiliary
Has Annual Luncheon
\eu officers of the Pontiac: Gen-
eral Hospital
right: fuxiliary
Shown with one of the five portable
respirators donated by the auxiliary to
Pontiac General Hospital are, left .to are,
Vrs. William J. Dean, presi- left to
ce
= ,
Dearing. Pentiae Press Phetes
dent: Mrs. Charles Craw/ord, second
rice president, and Mrs. H. F. Ken-
drick, corresponding secretary.
+h 4 : = y
a}
Mrs. Nicolls and Mrs. Dal-
ton are co-chairmen of the High Fever
Follies this fall. Mrs, Dearing was a New officers were announced
when the Pontiac General Hos-
pital Auxiliary held its annual
luncheon meeting at Devon
Gables yesterday.
Elected president for 1959- Other officers are Mrs, Floyd
Compton, recording secretary;
Mrs. H. F. Kendrick, corres-
ponding secretary; Mrs.
Charles Patrick, parliamen-
tarian; Mrs. Leo J. Heenan,
and Vera Bassett, auditors; 1960 was Mrs. William B.
Dean. Mrs. §S. -V. Sekles is Mrs, Robert Segula, Mrs. Al-
first vice president; Mrs. len Denham and Mrs, H. Rus-
Charles Crawford, second vice sel Holland, board representa-
president and Mrs. Howard lives. .
Waider, third vice president.
Emerson
PTA Holds
Final Meet Installs Officers
in Last Session of
School Year
Emerson PTA held its final
meeting of the year Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Wiliam
Anderson, president of the Pon-
tiac PTA Council, installing
newly elected officers.
* * *
Officers for the coming year
will be Mis. Lawrence Curtis,
president; Mrs. Warren Wald-
billig, mother vice president;
Lawrence Curtis, father vice
president; Mrs. Gerald Living-
ston. teacher vice president
Other officers are Mrs. Leo
Janka. secretary; Mrs. Albert
Stevens, treasurer; Mrs. John
Fianagan, historian; and coun-
cil delegates, Mrs. Donald
Ayar, Mis. Lloyd Claney, Mrs. * * *
The outgoing president of
the auxiliary, Mrs. Raymond
Rapaport, announced commit-
tee chairmen for the 1959 High
Fever Follies to be held in
November at Pontiac Northern
High Schooi.,
Mrs. John B,* Nicolls Jr, and
Mrs. Edward Dalton will be
cochairmen. Others are Mrs.
Donald Redmond, publicity;
Beverly Smith, radio; Har-
old Blumeno and Dale Fer-
guson, program; Darrell Dal-
stra, photography; Mrs. Aleck ~
Capsalis, public relations.
Others are Mrs. Rita Kel-
logg and Todd Ellwell, talent;
Mrs. Rapaport, talent party,
and Mrs. Charles Campbell
and Mrs. Robert Nelson, pa
trons
Other chairmen ‘will be an-
nounced shortly.
Sorority to Aid
Crippled Children
Xi Beta Beta Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority” voted
to aid a crippled children's
club sponsored by the Pontiac
Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment as this year’s charitable ‘ Four of the many dedicated women
who work in the Pontiac General Hos-
pital Auxiliary are, standing; Mrs.
¢
Womens Section
Teachers Club Briefed
on Australian Schools Lloyd Tinder and Mrs. Ernest Beer-
stecher: seated, Mrs. J. A. Rammes and
Urs. Fritzi Stoddard.
ie eae sae |
UMEMyarce ct @
Owen PTA
Officers Thomas McKeever and Mrs. project. Eleven members were Lrnest Thorndycraft, alter- present at the meeting, held Instal led
nate. Tuesday at Hotel Waldron. Malcolm Chesworth, an ex- school, promotion system, and
* * *® Installation of officers will change teacher from Sidney position of teachers in Austra-
The Emerson Glee Club be held May 26 at the home of Australia, who presently is lia and showed slides of his Mrs. Newman Is
under the direction of Betty
Walsh opened the meeting with
several songs. Mrs. Clancy was
program chairman.
Refreshments were served
by the teachers, with Evelyn Mrs. Thomas Ogden on Cole-
man street. Mrs. E. L. Sturdy
will assist.
The annua] picnic will be
held June 9 at the home of
Mrs. Perry Kelley on : Lake teaching in Hazel Park, spoke
at the Wednesday evening din-
ner meeting of the Teachers
Exchange Club at St. John
Lutheran Church
* * * homeland.
He pointed out benefits de
rived from school broadcasts
in schools and explained that
television is in the experimen
tal stage. A central office con President for Next
School Year
New officers of Owen Schoo!
PTA were installed by Mrs
Woodworth and Laura Wait Shores drive. Mr. Chesworth discussed the trols the 19,000 teachers there William Mihalek, representing
serving. as hostesses. he said. Pontiac PTA Council, at ea
The Junior Girls Ensemble * * meeting Wednesday in the
directed by Michael Dempsey
City and Country School During the business meet school.
entertained. ing, Mrs. Archie Leonard, long They are Mrs. John New
bal * * time member of the club, pre- man, president; Mrs. Horace
Emerson School will bold a O H S S d sented the organization with a | Sudbury, vice president; Mrs.
Kindergarten Roundup May pen OUSE et un ay gavel. She is leaving the city Amos Hollihan, second vice
26 from 9 to 11 a.m. and from to live in St. Cloud, Fla president; Mrs. Norris Smith
noon to 2:45 p.m
Any parent with a child 5
years of age before Dec. 1
should register the child.
Mrs. Graybiel
Named to Head
Newcomers Unit
Mrs. James E. Graybiel is
the newly elected president of
Pontiac Newcomers Club. Serv-
ing with her are Mrs. Clifford
Wilcox, vice president; Mrs. The City and Country School
on North Woodward avenue is
planning an open house Sun-
day from 2-5 p.m, It will be
a family affair and the public
is invited to attend. Recrea-
tion has been planned for the
children and light refreshments
will be served.
Adults will have an oppor-
ower _” tunity to tour the school and to
talk with the teachers, Exhib-
its of the children’s creative
work will be on displuy. George
Roeper, director of the school,
will give a brief talk concern-
ing education of gifted chil-
dren. and a short film will be
shown.
* * *
Nursery school for children
under five will be open under
supervision for the youngest
visitors. Supervised activities
on the ll-acre grounds will be
provided for the older chil-
dren. In case of bad weather, * * *
Guests present were Merre!
Stephens, Mrs. Lewis Egerer
Mrs. Sally Petty, Caro! Cot
terman, Jane Strom, Cuise)
Roback, Mrs. Harold Northon
Mrs. Raymond L. Cole. Mrs
Sam Hale, Lewis Cornell and
Ralph Gardner.
Pontiac Club
Auxiliary Elects
New Leaders teacher vice president; Robert
Carney, father vice president;
Mrs. Eari Oltesvig. secretary;
Mrs. John Kilmer, treasurer;
and Mrs. Robert Johnson, his
torian
* * *
Mrs. Newman annuunced the
following committee chairmen
for the year: Mrs. Sudbury,
program; Mrs. Hoolihan, hos-
pitalitvy; - Mrs. Clyde White,
‘irs. Kilmer, Mrs, W. Michael
Twichel and Mrs. John Giles,
finance.
Mrs, Robert Newman and
Mrs. Eugene Chisholm are on
the telephone commiftee -and ; ndoor activities have been
right: Mrs. John B. Nicolls Jr., Mrs. chairman last year. Richard E. Boyer, secretary: =e : mve Mrs. Henry Felice has been = Mrs. Fay Douglas and Mrs. Edward F. Dalton and Mrs. Clyde a City and Country School, a elected president of the Ital- Johnson are on the member- . “ee and Mrs. Samuel Miller, pub- non-profit school of 180 chil- ian-American Club Auxiliary ship committee
licity and historian. dren founded in 1941, is one ~*~ * Completing the list are Mrs.
Rosamond Haeberle Heads Officers
Business Women Meet At the meeting of the club,
held Wednesday evening at
YWCA, a “Tell and Show Hob-
bies” program was presented.
Each member answered the
roll call telling about her
hobby. Guests were Mrs. A. of two elementary schools in
the United States, set up sole-
ly for the educational develop-
ment of the gifted child.
* * *
Children come from all eco-
nomic brackets, and face and Others elected when the
group met Monday at the Ital
ian-American Club Hall were
Mrs. Ralph Puertas, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Floyd Loomis, re
cording secfetary; Mrs. Rud)
Mazza, corresponding secre Oakley Picklesimer, publicity;
Mrs. Andrew McSkulin, home-
room representative; Mrs. Ro-
land Baker, safety; and Mrs.
Golman Dillon, popcorn
Council delegates will be
Mrs. Milton Brinson and Mrs Michael Dem and Mrs ba ; . a
The annua] meeting of Pon- “Monday at Pontiac General Loren Gerlinger. religion have no bearing on = tary; and Mrs. Donald Lucar- —Ottlesvig
tiac Business and Professional —_ Hospital. Hostesses included Mrs. Pe- the selection of those who at- —elli, treasurer. Mrs. Paul Spa * + *
Women's Club was held Tues- x * ter Dunn, Mrs. Pearson L. tend. Qualifications are based dafore was named _ publicity Mrs. White. outgoing prest-
day, evening at Hotel Waldron
Mrs. Harry Randall, president,”
conducted the meeting. at
which time reports of standing
committees were heard.
Officers elected for the com- Plans were made to attend
the annual meeting of the City
Federation of Women's Clubs
Monday at Rotunda Inn.
Attending will be Mrs. Ran- Wood, Mrs. Paul Thams, Mrs.
Sneed and Mrs. Joshua Ma.i-
den. Mrs. Hugh Hales and Mrs.
W. J. Emersog poured. CHARLENE 8. McDERMOTT on high intellectual ability
and-or unusual talent in other
areas.
Officers Named chairman
Mrs. Frank Perna and \irs
Mazza were hostesses at the
meeting.
Members will sponsor a co
operative dinner in June at the dent. presented the president's
pin to Mrs. Newman, and War-
ren Abbott, school * principal,
gave Mrs. White a past presi-
dent's pin
Corsages were presented to
ing year were Rosamond att = end any “ee ata san Mrs, White and all new off Hacherte, president: Mrs = Sor Jane D te da VFEW Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Newly elected officers of -_ & * cers. Annual reports and a re- ’ - mond L. Cole, Jane Danton an Dermott of Briarvale drive Soroptimist Club of Pontiac Mrs. Joseph Puertas is ser port on the convention of Mich- Anne Stapp, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Iva Campbell, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Lee Mrs. Eva Dyer.
Hostesses Tuesday evening
were Ruth Rogers, Mrs. Ella Plans Banquet
The Women's Auxiliary to announce the engagement of
their daughter, Charlene Sue,
to Ralph Henry Charlick, son are Mrs. Richard Paschke,
president; Mrs. Kenneth Wright.
vice president: Alice Kimball. ing as chairman for # dane
the group will sponsor May 2
at the hall igan Congress of Parents and
Teachers were heard
Mrs. Douglas was hospitality
| ehiegerr eee pare Sheffield, Mrs. George Shill- pontiac Post 1370, VFW, is of Mr. and Mfs. Colon Charlick recording secretary: Mrs. Leon chairman.
| eae in Glew oak cee Mrs. Stoddard and Mar- panning a mother-daughter _—of Detroit. A Sept. 19 wedding Glynn, corresponding _secre- Attendance award was won a, mee rge " garet Snyder. banquet which wil] be held May is planned. Mr. Charlick is tary, Mrs. Roy Maxwell. Four pages today by Mrs. Cleo Wiley’s room, ee
oe
JENNY B. HALL
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spaet-
zel of Terrell street, Water-
ford, announce the engagement duck, corresponding secretary;
and Vera Bassett, auditor.
Directors are Mary Mitchell,
Mrs. Harry Randall and Mrs
R. Sanford Craft.
Mrs. William F. Todd was Annual Dinner Set
The annual dinner of the
City Federation of Women's 26 at the Post Home on South
Saginaw street. ,
When members met Tuesday
at the Post Home, Mrs. George
Pappas and Mrs. William Van-
decar were elected delegates
of their daughter, Jenny B presented with a lifetime mem- Clubs will honor 24 past club for the Michigan VFW Conven-
Hall. to Donald L. Stem. He bership. - presidents at Rotunda. -Inn tion to be held in Traverse is the son of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard and Monday evening. Mrs. Charles City. Mrs. Chauncey Birdsall
Frank Stem of Mechanic
street.
Hills in BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Miss Miss Bassett reported on the
Florence Nightingale Tea held Crawford is in charge of res-
ervations p
Whirl of Socia the Woman Sailors of Orchard
Lake Country Club. Mrs. J. K. Stevenson and Mrs.
Robert VanderKloot. and Mrs. Armande Kitson were
named alternate delegates.
Events
H. Adams’, the John Bloom-
quists, and a big affair will be attending Michigan, State Uni-
versity.
Mrs. Karl treasurer; and
Schultz, delegate. ihn Women’s Section with honorable mention going
to Mrs, Twichel's room.
Jane Runyon, alumnae secre-
tary of Bradford Junior Col Mrs. Basil an. social [ * af 8 — ide gd by Mr. and Mrs.
Ae chairman, arra the affair. Mr. and Mrs. alter O. ‘redrick Strong, Mr. and Mrs.
lege. arrives a % * * * Briggs Jr. will return home John Fioegan “and Mr. and
spend the weekend with Mr. Out Oxford way the Meta Monday from their winter Mrs. William Davis.
: and Mrs. Fred Sanders of Ep- mora Hunt Club will give its home in Lake Wales, Fla. ~*~ * *
pling Lane. annual spring dinner dance En route home they stopped Mrs. Leigh Lynch has come
They will entertain at cock: this Saturday evening. in Washington D.C., for a visit down from her home in Tra-
tails and dinner Saturday for ~*~ * * with Mrs, B's’ mother, Mrs. verse City for a visit with
her and for alumnae and their Mrs. M. M. Burgess has in- “Milton Manly, in Cambridge, Birmingham friends. Mrs.
husbands in this area. vited guests for luncheon May Mass., to see their son and Lynch formerly lived in Birm-
Assisting Mrs. Sanders with 23 to honor bride-elect Joan daughter-in-law, the Basil M. ingham. ,
&S arrangements are Mrs. Carle- Hadley of Detroit. Joan, who Briggs, and then to Williams- * * *
a ton McLain, Mrs. Kenneth formerly lived in Bloomfield town, Mass., where Jimmie Forest Lake Country ‘Club
Cunningham Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Hills will be married in June Briggs is studying at Williams will hold a ‘‘Las Vegas Nite’
Wallace R. Campbell. Mrs. to Bradford Aarons. ' College. Saturday, May 23. For that
Robert Kardenbrach afd Mrs. 1 ~*~ * * night only, the club will be
Charles Chapman who came Sustaining members of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kerr known as “Bernie's Casino”
over from Rochester. Birmingham Junior League are planning a party June 5 in honor of Bernard Girard, }
_* *« will give, a cocktail] party and as a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. club president. ‘ Pentiae Press Pliote
Pinch hitting as chairman dance Saturday at Hugh H. Loud who will be Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett It was Ladies’ Night at Devon Gables Wednes- relating his experiences as a prospector in -Alaska.
for Mrs, Benjamin Brewster, _ Bloomfield Hills Country Club moving to Geneva, Wis., next are in charge of the party day when members of the Exchange Club presented He is joined by Byron L. Cole, let, president of the who is traveling in Europe. will Mrs. Ernst F. Kern is gen- month. « ° * Assisting them are Daniel if ‘al pet f hei He ‘Harold Eid lub 1M V 1 ld W.P . ger
be Mrs, Walter Kleinert at the © eral chairman,, assisted | by Others. who wil) entertain | Packard, Mathew Clevers and a special program jor their wives. rOne EtGe, COND, GRE MEFS. K-08, Donald W.. Porter, right, chair-
May 2 opening lunctieon for- Mrs. George Coleman Booth, for them will be the Waldemat Albert Connor. centef, of Jacksdnville, Fla., spoke to the group, ‘man for the affair, and Mrs, Porter. ‘ ja
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ie sult Assisting with plans for the 30th anniversary of
United Church Women of Michigan from the Pontiac
Council were. from left. Mrs. James C. Covert of
Scott Lake road, Mrs. John J. Emmert of Winterberry
500 Gather at Birmingham
More than 500 members of
United Church Women regis-
tured for the two-day state con-
ference which opened at First
Presbyterian Church, Birming-
ham, a coffee and fellowship
hour. Some 60 women from the
Pontiac Council are attending.
Dr. G. Merrill Lenox, execu-
tive director of the Michigan
Counci] of Churches conducted
the Bible study yesterday
morning and Dr. Thelma
James, professor of English at
Wayne State University, was
in charge of the study today.
Speaking at -the symposium,
“Information Please,’ was
b
Mrs. Van Jaarsveld
Hosts Church Unit
The November Group of
First Presbyterian Church met
Wednesday evening at the Mo-
torway drive home of Mrs. Wil-
liam VanJaarsveld with Mrs.
Clyde Herring as cohostess.
Mrs. Karl Bradley presented
a Bible study. Mrs. Lester
Carlson outlined a charter for
Christian Action.
New member Mrs. Frank
Gates attended the meeting,
which was followed by a white
elephant sale. |
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Mrs. James Evans, national
director of United Church
Women, New York City. Mrs.
Jesse McNeil, state president,
conducted the business and
consultation sessions.
* * *
As a special feature, dele-
gates were taken on guided
tours to the new Church of Lat-
ter Day Saints, Christ Church
Cranbrook and Kirk in the
Hills
* * *
At the 8 p.m. public meeting
Wednesday night, the Rev. Ce-
lestine Fernando, visiting chap-
lain from Ceylon who is now
counselor for international] stu-
dents at the University of Mich-
igan, delivered the sermon.
He spoke on the importance
of understanding others in or-
der to attain world community
sought by the churches.
CALLS FOR SUPPORT
He said too much is left on
the shoulders of leaders and
that they must have the sup-
port of the people at large.
Women have a special respon-
sibility. Their influence in the
home, political field and the
church can be used to great
advantage, he pointed out.
* * *
During the dinner hour pre- |
Avenue
Church met Tuesday evening at|
the home of Mrs. Ada Mortenson | ieee a
road, Mrs. F. L. Haushalter of Scott Lake road and |
Vrs. Capt. J. William Heaver of Menominee road.
The state eonference opened yesterday in the First
Presbyterian Church of Birmingham and closes today. +
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Church Women Attend Parley — ceding the meeting, 67 councils
making up the Michigan As-
sembly presented a sum of
money to Chaplain Pollard of
Jackson State Prison, to be
used for the Protestant Litera-
ture Fund.
Dorcas Class Meets
at Mortenson Home |
The Dorcas Class of Oakland
United Presbyterian
on South Tasmania street.
Mrs. Richard Kelly and Mrs. Er-
nal Lloyd were cohostesses.
Assisting with the program were
Mrs. Guy Caswell, Mrs. Alex Joss,
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Area Zonta to Hold
Card Party Tonight
Birmingham-Bloomfield Hills
Branch of Zonta International
Club will hold its annual spring
card party at 7:30 tonight at
Northland Hospitality House.
About 250 are expected. Pro-
ceeds will be used for the
club's aviation scholarship
work and its other projects.
Amvets Leaders Give Talks
kight et Forty Salon
The films ‘Air Strip in
Greenland’ and ‘Testing
Equipment for Jet Travel’
were shown by Commander
Norman Windiate and Vice
Commander Robert McKerri-
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Post No. 12, at a meeting of
the Oakland County Eight et
Forty Salon No. 224 Wednes-
day at the Cook-Nelson Legion
Home,
Mrs. Leo Mineweaser, chap-
lain, conducted memorial serv-
ices for Mrs. Walter Stolt who
died last month, deceased sal-
on members, and all World
War dead.
* * *
Mrs. Eldon Showen, presi-
dent, reported on the recent
Oakland County Tuberculosis
Association meeting and ban-
quet. Guest speaker at the Sees Films
affair was C. J. Stinger MD,
president of the Michigan Tu
berculosis Association.
Mrs. Carl Shindorf, child
welfare chairman, gave her
annual report on ‘Prevention
and Control of Juvenile Tu-
berculosis."’
* * *
Obligation was given to new
member, Mrs. Alice Bowers
of Royal Oak, by Mrs. Joseph
Stout, past president.
The’ next meeting will be a
“Wreck” for new members
June 2 at the Cook-Nelson Le-
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| Sponsoring Karen Rognaldson of
Pontiac Northern High to attend
|Wolverine Girls State June 16-25
on the University of Michigan cam
pus.
| The daughter of Mr and Mrs
|Clarence Rognaldson of West Ann
|Arbor street, Miss Rognaldson is
jactive with the Glee Club and
| Future Teachers Club and has a
high scholastic rating at Northern
Wolverine Girls State is de.
signed to acquaint its partici- |
pants with a practical know). |
edge of the working of national,
state and local governmental ‘un-
its, by actual practice. }
Alternate for Karen is Sandra
|Hilderly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
|William Hilderly of Joy road
Assisting the Girls State chair-
man, Mrs. Mitchell Rampart. was
‘Mrs. Verner Macom
Philathea Class
Hears Talk on China
| Henrietta Wilson, missionary to
|China, gave a message and showed
slides illustrating her work at a
jmeeting of Loyal Philathea Class
lof First Baptist Church Tuesday
evening. Members met in the
church educational building.
A skit entitled “I Love to Tell
the Story” was presented by the!
class.
| The next meeting will be held
June 9 at the church.
The news in umbrellas this
season is floral prints. A rainy
day will bring out umbrellas!
blossoming with roses, violets and Fiancee Was
Right to
Refuse Gift
By EMILY POST
“Dear Mrs. Post: My son
has. been in the hospital for
the past month. He is engaged
to a very nice girl. She spends
a good deal of time at our
house and is like one of the
family. She had a birthday re-
cently and as my son has not
been earning any money for |
some time, hé asked me to
buy her a gift. I selected a
very pretty nightgown and put
both his name and mine on the
card.
“She refused to accept it.
This hurt my feelings terri-
bly and‘I can't feel toward her
as I did before, She knew I
selected the gift and also paid
for it. Under the circumstances
don’t you think she was very
rude not to accept it?”
Answer: A nightgown was
not a very proper choice for a
gift from your son even though
you selected it, and the girl
was, strictly speaking, right in
not accepting it
‘Dear Mrs. Past: My son is
going to be married shortly at
a rather large wedding. I would
like very much to*wear a long
dress. However, the mother of:
the bride prefers a short dress
and I have been told that if
she doesn't wear a jong dress.
it would be wrong for me
to wear one as it 1s improper
for the bridegroom's mother
to be more elaborately dressed
than the bride’s mother. Will
you please give me your opin-
ion?”’
Answer: It is true that the
bride’s mother has the more
important role at the wedding,
but if a long dress is more
becoming to you, I do not
think she will mind if you wear
one that is not too elaborate.
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you
please tel] me the correct way
to inscribe a book which I am
giving as a present to the wife
of a friend. Should it be. ‘To
Mary Brown or ‘To Mrs
John Brown’?
Answer: If you call her
Mary, you write “To Mary
Brown.” If you call her Mrs.
Brown, you write “To Mrs
John Brown.’
“Dear Mrs. Post: My moth-
er-in-law is very ill and not
expected to live. In the event
of death, would it be in bad
taste to wear navy blue in-
stead of black? My wardrobe
does not include a black dress
and ] never wear that color”
Answer: If you can possibly
do so, you should certainly
wear black at the funeral —
even if it means borrowing a
dress. In other words, to wear
any color on that one occa-
sion would seem very disre-
spectful to your husband's fam-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14,
> |What Young People Think
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By EUGENE GILBERT
The American teenager appears
/more in awe of moral law than the
law of man, quicker to condemn
|immorality than crime.
Ip this he differs from many of
|his older brothers and sisters at-
\tending college. Though the two
sTOups are near enough in age,
they seem far apar; i: their
opinion of right and wrong.
Recently, as part of a sociology
study, 489 students at Ohio State
University passed judgment on 50
Suggested ‘‘sins.”’
We took the 15 things the stu-
dents listed as the worst offenses
and asked 643 teenagers across
the country to rate them ac- f
a,
’ | Flushing, N. Y., because “‘this one ogee "r are frequently, Most of the comments on use
puni effectively by law. o¢ poison gas in warfare were akin
(They concern war and sexual ig this ai by 17-year-olg Nancy
promiscdity. Huser of Sac’ City, lowa: “To me
| By contrast, the college students this far exceeds any of the other} gave their severest condemnation |crimes in ‘wrongness’ because it ito kidnaping, hit-and-run driving | affects so many innocent people
and perjury. | who can do nothing about their sit- laet { wrongs. :
The college students listed
adultery in fifth: place and deser-'
} * * *
N x by ie ” .
More than 25 per cent of the} College students placed the
teeners said the worst possible ears : _| poison gas issue 10th on their list offense is the use of poison gas of a
against non-combatants in war- |
The second worst offense in the ime.
‘THAT’S MURDFR’ moral judgment of the teenagers is
“ - _ (@ man’s desertion of a girl whom
That's just plain murdering he has made pregnant. Two out of the college students; kidnaping and
holding q child for ransem.
Another big vote-getter with the
teenagers was perjury. tion of a pregnant woman in ninth. A__ prosperous
| Fourth on the teenagers’ list was workers less than ‘a living wage,
the issue rated in first place by and an industry maintaining work-
which: former. in 14th position and the’
placed fifth. Testifying falsely un- later in 13th. I | 1959 7
TWENTY:SEVEN
: After market research studies ming techniqués. They have-ap-
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idiet line, Ptaelzer Brothers set lected cut each of beef, lamb an@
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Two more misdeeds more im-
mora! in nature than illegal were’
alaced in sixth and seventh posi-
ons by the teeners. These are:
industry paying
ng conditions for its workers
nown to be bad for their health.
The college crowd placed the’
innocent people,’’ says 14-year-old 10 of the boys and girls’ con-
John Fiore of Augusta, Maine. |demned him.
This is the worst offense on the x«* *
list, says Lenore Castro, 16, of| Carole Dwinn, 16, of College
the Point, N. Y., gave good expression
involves more lives than the|., tne viewpoint of the girls. “J Fo Fs
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By RUTH MILLETT
by Pana Aons 0" You usually don't get one bit
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Anne Adams, care The Pontiac young people to be thoughtless a
Press, 137 Pattern Dept.,
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Lucky 13 Club met Monday eve-| If you don’t expect your children
ing at the home of Mrs. Ralph 'to tell the truth. chances are they
m Jr. on Stirling avenue. won't when it is easier not to.
If you don't expect your children
to do their share of the family Ear!
andier, Mrs. Margaret Daugher- that they'll get the idea of taking
, and Mrs. Stephen Sapelak. responsibility all by themselves. The three things *
the teenagers others. jfeel that the man has ne right to Merest wisp of a
| abuse a woman, and that if he does P
; he should stay and face the re-] ‘T-strap sandal
x of | sponsibility,’ says Carole. “Heaven Sentela ti
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ing for it.” Cloud Number 9,
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Prises were won by Mrs. Marian chores, you can't have much hope #& VIEWS ON ADULTERY
In third place, the teeners placed
adultery
The adulterer ‘may be ruining
two marriages, quite a loss to
, Children are perceptive. They society.” says 18-year-old Peggy
easily sense what is expected of Cruikshank of Duluth, Minn.
them and they are human enough it is interesting to note that
sto try to get by with deing less while 18 per cent of the teen-
than is expected rather than more.’ agers rated Wiicit sex relations no back at all,
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-Mrs. Sobel
Addresses
Secretaries
Mrs, Al Sobel of John Pow-
ers Career School was guest
speaker at the meeting of
Pontioak chapter of Interna-
tional Secretaries Association
held Wednesday evening at
Sylvan Glen Country Club.
Mrs. Roberta Trayer was
elected president for the com-
ing year. Serving with her are
Mrs. Kay Rector, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Russell Brackett,
recording secretary; Mrs. War-
ren Trevethan, corresponding
secretaries; and Mrs. Garland
Woody, treasurer.
* * *
Plans were made to attend
the 10th. annual Michigan Di-
vision meeting May 15-17 at
Kalamazoo. The international
Convention will be held July
22-25 at Miami, Fla.
* * *
Hostesses for, the evening
were Mrs. John Duncan and
Mrs. Trevethan.
Officers will be installed
June 10. Annual scholarship
certificates will also be award-
ed at this time.
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wear apparel, remember that
there are two basic types. One
type attributes its wash-wear
qualities to synthetic fiber con-
tent—such as orlon and nylon.
The other type relies on a
special finish applied to a nat-
ural fiber, such as cotton.
Both types love soap or de-
tergent suds. Just read the
manufacturer’s tag or label,
and follow the laundering in-
structions.
WHO Said That
Now it’s WHO — the World
Health Organization — that
strongly recommends Washing
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as the first step in treating
any animal bite. The second
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By ABIGA‘L VAN BUREN
DEAR ABBY: I am 17 years
old and have been going steady
with this particular boy
over a year.
This summer
my steady
and his aunt
and uncle are
planning a
trip to Mex-
ico. They in-
vited me to
go along. His
aunt, who is
about 30, has
agreed to
chaperone us on this trip. When
I asked my mother if I could
go, she flatly refused me. When
I asked her for a reason, she
said the answer was NO and
she didn’t want to talk any
more about it! Now I feel like
she doesn’t trust me. Do you
see anything wrong with going
on this trip with my boy friend
and an adult chaperone?°
NOT TRUSTED
DEAR NOT: I agree with
your mother, but she should
have given you the reasons for
her answer. Of course she
trusts you, but she doesn’t
|} want you complicating your
young life with unnecessary
temptations. Even steel melts
when subjected to enough heat.
x * *
| DEAR ABBY: Will you do a couple of thousand homesick
guys a great big favor:
‘ the people back home to write
to us soldier boys stuck out
here in Korea. Honestly, Abby,
most of the guys are kids 18
and 19 years old who have
never been away from home
before, and you should see the
tears in their eyes when day
after day they get nothing at
mail call. Tell your readers if
they have a friend or relative
or neighbor who has somebody
serving overseas to Please call
up his parents and get his ad-
dress and write to him. Home-
sickness is the worst sickness
in the world, and being for-
gotten on top of it is enough
to kill a guy.
P. F. C. FRANKIE F.
(TAEJON, KOREA)
* * *
DEAR ABBY: I live in a
Ask. sorority house. It is located in
back of a fraternity annex
which gives the boys a view of
our bedrooms. Realizing this,
the boys have invested in more
binoculars than g field division
in Germany. My problem is
my roommate. She doesn’t
care whether the blinds are
closed or open. I close the
blinds right after dinner and
she opens them, saying she
likes fresh air, I remind her
that the boys can see and she
says, ‘‘What’s the difference?’
Please give me a solution, Ab-
by. At first it was funny, but
now it’s a problem.
WELL KNOWN
DEAR WELL: What’s the
difference? If she doesn’t know
the difference, maybe she
should get HERSELF a pair of binoculars. If you can’t con-
vince your fresh-air friend that
modesty is the best policy—
talk to your house mother.
a er
DEAR ABBY: I am married
to a wonderful] man. Maybe |
I'm silly but after 19 years of |
marriage he still has every-
thing in his mother’s name.
She is his beneficiary on his
insurance, bonds and every- |
thing he owns. When I spoke |
to him regarding this about 10
years ago he said he wanted to
be “sure” our marriage would
last. I have no intentions of
leaving him, and if I ever did
I certainly wouldn't want to
take anything that didn't be-
long to me. We have three chil-
dren and if something should |
happen to him I wouldn't have
Carol A. Rei
Carol A. Reiter, daughter of
|Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reiter of
Fieldview street, Orchard Lake.
became the bride of Joseph I
Miller Saturday morning at Our
|Lady of Refuge Catholic Church
| Over 200 guests witnessed the cere-
|mony performed by the Rev. Giles
| Bartol.
| The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
land Mrs. Irving Miller of Breaker
street, Drayton Plains.
A floor-length gown of French
crepe over satin was worn by the
bride. Her tiara of sequins and
seed pearis secured a finger-
tip veil, and she held a cascade
arrangement of white carnations
and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mrs. Charles Barriger, matron
of honor, wore an aqua gown of
Frenclt crepe over satin with a
matching headband.
Attendants Mrs. Ronald Aird and
Kaye Smithson wore similar gowns
jin pink with matching headpieces.
|All carried colonial bouquets of
|carnations and lilies-of-the-valley.
| Glenn Fussnan of Mt. Pleasant,
‘cousin of the bridegroom, was
{best man.
| Ushers were Thomas Miller,
|
ter Becomes —
Bride of Joseph I. Miller
brother of the bridegroom, |
Ronald Aird, Vern Rederstorf |
and Thomas Ball.
* * *
Mrs. Reiter wore
floral print dress with white a
cessories and a corsage of pink
sweetheart roses for her daugh
ter’s wedding. Mrs. Miller chose
a dark blue floral print) with
natural colored accessories and
wore a corsage of burnt orange
\rosebuds a pale blue
Alpha Sigma N
Gets Cooking Tips i ; }
Home economist Mary Jackson
demonstrated and discussed prep
aration and serving ‘of oven and
casserole meals when members
and guests of Alpha Sigma Nu
Sorority met at Consumers Power
Co. in Royal Oak.
| At the close of the demonstration
names were drawn and the pre-
pared meals were given away
Mrs. Ivan Smith was chairman
for the meeting, assisted by Mrs
Harold Dickman, Mrs. Floyd
‘Compton, Mrs. Fred Ellicott and
Elena Bajari.
Brides Can’t Cook
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
1 It is true that anybody with
| gether for 15 years and has studied | that way but it does seem ebsurd good cookbook and do fairly well, Nutrition Know-How Low 1 Ot even more concern is the
Maybe good cooks are just born normal intelligence can follow a fact that many brides haven't the slightest idea of what a well-bal-
with several well known artists.|that the art of cooking is not and that a really wonderful na-anced diet consists. They do not
During the past five years
artists have been working on a the considered an essential part of the tural cook cannot tell you how|know what foods are essential to
training of a prospective bride.|she does it — BUT, there are best health and yet the health of
studio basis under the direction of Many young women enter mar-jall sorts of techniques and little
|Emil Weddige, professor of art at,
the University of Michigan.
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It is particularly sad that »
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change his tastes gradually. “Per-
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building items every oncein a
while rather than asking him to
changé his food habits abruptly.
* * *
Tomorrow: “If You're Watching
Weight; Calorie Chart is Great
Aid.”’ Mother’s Way Wisest for Girl of 17 a quarter. His mother has a
‘ husband to support her, Should *
I bring this up. again and risk
ill feelings?”
. NO SECURITY
DEAR NO: You have let this
very important matter go far
too long. Bring it up immedi-
ately and insist on the protec-
tion ‘that-a wife and her chil-
dren are entitled to.
* * *
DEAR ABBY: I am 15 and
my boy friend is 16. We have
been going together for a year
and four months. Last year we
went to the Frosh Prom. It
was formal and my boy friend
didn't bring me a corsage. I
felt hurt but Jet it go by. He
is not poor, he just didn’t know
better. This year I wonder if
I should hint around and tell
him the color of my* formal?
My mother says she thinks
she'll call up his mother and
play safe. My father says to
quit worrying about it and he’ll
buy me one. What is the best
solution? ‘NO CORSAGE
DEAR NO: After ‘going to-
gether a year and four months
you should know him well
enough to say, ‘Look, Jack, I
don't need an expensive cor-
sage—a single gardenia. wil!
do.”’
* * *
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Teenager Wants to Know. send
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care of this newspaper.
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i). Must Expand Influence in rica to Counter Commie Inroads TER EL . ‘
Le ~ re = ad United States role in African af-\free, democratic lines and to! at Cairo in 1958, after Russia's nations under Communist imperi- Sudan, which are counted as part a year. Estimates have been made course the big operator. Olin Ma-
WASHINGTON (NEA) — Amer. fairs is heightened by the desire/check the growth of commuyism) previous aims and ald agree- alicm, “s jof the Near East. For comparison, that this aid will increase 40 per |thieson has half interest in ae
ican interest in expanding the to promote its development along in the Dark Continent. 4 ments with President Nasser’s | The ure of U! S. infl European countries supply their cent in the —_ decade ~ maybe jalumina production. Kaiser
I _ The United States has a consid-| Egypt. meee UENCE | African dependencies with 700 mil- more — if Congress approves. just signed a contract to develop
= erable lead in this race against | Today Russia has established = opce tn Malar = _ lion dollar equivalent assistance, x *« & ‘the Volta River in Ghana.
the Reds so far. For American re- | ; o_o = - * jannually. American technicians in Af- | American oil companies have
lations with Africa began first and ‘wll diplomatic relations with Ethi- yy, §, trade with Africa ts the Uy. S. aid includes seven frica Nave been doubled im the concessions to explore in several
the American stake is much opia, Libya and Morocco. Trade growing rapidly. Simce 1941, mijjion dollars in military assis-| last few years. Last year they African countries. And the United
larger. agreements have been signed with U. 8. exports to Afriea have im. chased separately by Liberia. Cost) numbered 432. The number of States buys uranium ore from the
Slave traders brought the first Tynisia and Guinea. The Czechs, creased six thmes, from 161 te \of U.S. bases in North Africa are African technicians trained im Belgian Congo in amounts that are
Africans to American shores 340 Poles, Hungarians and East Ger- ©! million rs. U. S. im- separate. the United States is being kept secret.
years ago. One result is that mans are also moving into Africa. Ports from — mostly raw tance to Tunisia, Ethiopia and stepped up to 1,500 next year.
roughly 10 per cent of the U. S. But in South Africa, Communists materials—have increased feur- | jpya. Some small arms are pur- About 250 will be technicians re- The Lower Rio Grande Valley
population is of African extraction. were thrown out for mixed racia} ‘M4 from 131 to 685 million @ wis special economic assis- Celving U. 8. government aid, of Texas was first expleder in
This fact is frequently men,“ 4Cctivities. the same 18 years, tance to Africa has been increased the other 1,250 will be privately 1519 by Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda,
tioned by orators as giving the The Communist objective in U. S. foreign aid programs of from 62 to 88 million dollars, 1958 financed. who named the river “Rio de las
United States a great advantage Africa is obviously to liquidate 116 million dollars are planned for through planned 1960. Technical U. S. private investment in Af- Palmas” after a grove of palm
in developing friendly ties with European and particularly U. S.11 African countries in 1960. This assistance (Point Four) is being rica is still small — 626 million'trees which still stands near its
the emerging African nations. ‘fluence and to bring the new does not include aid for Egypt and'stepped up from 11 to 21 million dollars. Firestone in Liberia is of! mouth.
But the simple truth is that this ~~ kth (inna iia ee : _ ari : eee
potential is undeveloped almost | ’ ;
, as much as Africa itself is un- i
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slaves in Africa. This, led to the
establishment of the free African
Republic of Liberia six years
later. But Liberia has had such a
difficult time keeping its own head
above water that it has done little
to promote the growth of the
American example in Africa.
* * *
Until after World War II, Soviet
Russia limited its efforts to com-
munize Africa. African students in
A Sag Zz! a. Europe were recruited in’ numbers
= 4 ce” Samer thao Fi i . and sent to Moscow for training.
“FASTEST GUN IN THE WEST” — The U. S. Air Force in These agents were then returned
Europe is due to be reinforced this fall with a potent new weapon, - ee heaped eer a =
the F-105 Thunderchief. Above, Tactical Air Command crewmen organizing African labor Sie
load ammunition into one of the sharp-nésed craft. It has a six-gun- and in promoting nationalist upris-|
and can really travel — 1,300 m p.h. Its 20-mm. cannon with six ‘ings
revolving barrels can fire 6,000 rounds a minute, four times as fast active Communist penetration
as. any other airborne gun. The 25ton jet also packs atomic — of Africa really began with the
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
New Sylvan Budget Junior High
Shows Slight Rise Head to Resign The Sylvan Lake City Council of a possibility that it may be Nagley Gets New Post
last night approved a 1959-60 budg- the first in several years.to be as School Principal in
et of $109,485 proposed by City balanced. _ ~ er
Birmingham District Manager David E. Firestone What Firestone wants is a six-|
The new budget, which will go year plan for improvements with
into effect July 1, shows an in-'a portion accomplished each year. |
crease of $1,190 over the present’ Under such a program, the c'ty!/neth F. Nagley as principal of
budget of $108,234 jcould realize $2,500 more to build Washington Junior High School is
The increase is due mainly, ja minimum of new storm SEWETS, | expected to be presented to the
Firestone said, to Sylvan Lake's | $1,000 more for blacktopping some p ac Board of Educati
proposed sewage treatment |intersections and other high main- ontiac ard 0 ucation to-
agreement with Pontiac, Under tenance cost areas, and $500 more! night
the new setup Pontiac will to build a better breakwall on Nagley, who has been an admin-
eharge Sylvan Lake a flat Sylvan Lake, Firestone said. listrator in the Pontiac school sys- A letter of resignation from Ken-
v
3 Twining’s Lung
_ Was Cancerous |
; operation Tuesday.
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ending of the Berlin airlift.
But Surgeons Removed
Diseased Area and He
Should Be Okay |
| WASHINGTON (AP) — Cancer
jwas found in the exploratory op-|
eration on Gen. Nathan F. Twin-
ing, chairman of the Joint Chiefs
, jof Staff, it was announced today.
| Surgeons removed the upper
lobe of Twining's left lung in an
| * *
A bulletin issued at the Penta-
gon today said cancer was found metered rate, rather than bill 4; present there are no funds =r gs ; tem since 1955, said today he was
home owners individually. availz : ects. jo airs : owners anes = these moe: resigning to take the principalship
The new system will cost resi-} i ‘of the new junior-senior high school dents about a third to a half Under the new budget, revenue pow under construction on W. 13-
more than they are now paying, from general property taxes will! Mile road near Evergreen road in*
or a total estimated increase of decrease from $51,481 to $51,069.) the Birmingham School District.|
‘Garbage disposa] revenue will in-|-The school is expected to open in
“We have been plagued in re- Crease somewhat from the present | September.
cent years by a largely residential budget figure of $4,013.25 to $4,-| $6.100. Firestone said
tax base and a decline in rev- we Be ” as and added:
KENNETH F. NAGLEY “The cntire diseased portion
County Births
gery and there was no evidence
of involvement in other areas of
the _chest."’
to Pontiac in 1935 to succeed !and County Clerk’s office areiwent the surgery at the Walter
enues has combined with a rise Remaining revenues wil] pro-
and academic administration at}
Central Michigan College, has been}
named to succeed Dr. Charles L.
Anspach as president of the col-
leg:
pointed to the post yesterday by|
the State Board of Education. Dr.| h :
Lynn M. Bartlett, state superin-) Meeting, the Council approved
tendent of public instruction and|‘ansfer of $2,000 from the water in costs,”” he said vide $54,330 while they are con- tiac Central High School, as prin- - ; 59 , ’ “i.
The current budget shows signs he ig ae ae nial accond | cipal of Eastern dunior High
SS el 6 y i | School. In September 1958 he was
Administrative costs will be | made principal of Washington
cut from $27,336 te $22,680, while Junior High,
public works expenditures will He was graduated from wil-|
ar from $47,187 to $47,620, -he mington College, Wilmington, Ohio, |
. where he received an A.B. degree.
Under the budget, the judicial Nagley also holds a masters de-) of Central Michigan department will receive $1,940 as|gree from Ohio State University’
w—Dr. Judson W. compared to the present outlay ofjin school administration,
vice president of general $2,401. }
Appointed President
LANSING
Foust studied at the graduate level at
Police and fire department costs| Wayne State University and Miami
increase from $28,530 to $29,485. | University ot Oxford, Ohio.
Sylvan Lake residents have pro-| x e&
tested to the Council the addition] Nagley served with the Air Force)
‘of another man to the present|/during World War II as bombard-| three-man force. ier and has been a field executive}
: chet, for the Boy Scouts of America. In other business at last night | He is a former teacher of history
= geography at Wilmington High
|School and was principal of Ur-|
bana Junior High School in Ohio
for three years.
Foust, 57, was informally ap-
an ex-officio board member, said|Peceiving fund to the operation and
the appointment will be formatly!™aintenance fund,
confirmed at the May 27 board, Councilmen also approved the
meeting. |request of Lawrence Reuter of
Dr. Anspach wil] retire June 30 2310 Orchard Lake Rd. to add his’ Ether was first used as an anaes-
after 20 years as Central Michigan| son, Roger, as partner on his SDM thetic in surgery in a Boston hos-
president. The institution will move) Michigan Liquor Control Commis-'pital and the date was Oct. 15,
ision license. up to university status June 1 1846. PONTIAC
Joe 8. Rives, 2614 Adams
Juan A. Reyes, 42 W. Wilson
Jose A. Reyna, 670 Ojista
Jerome L. Robak, 409 E. Tennyson
John R. Roblin. 363 Riviera
Leonard D_ Roe, 137 all
Alan M. Rook, 58 8. Shirley
Ruggles, 5935 Cooley Lake
Robert V. Ruple, 744 Cortwright
Tauno E. Ryytty, 1315 Hendricks
Johnny H. Parks, 40 Edison
Edward E. Phillips, 449 Linda Vista
Car! D. Price, 22 Carter
Douglas R_ Robinson, 385 Mt. Clemens)
= Howard) Twining has served two years ON Second Honeymoon Richard H. Russell Sr.,
Carl T. Russell, 3635 Shaddick
Harlan F. Rabideau, 230 Nelson
William D. Ratliff. 34 Stowell
George A. Ricksgers, 237 W_ Ypsilanti
Harry L. Ricks Jr. 346 Howard McNeill
William C. Ridings Sr., 19 Parke Place
Clifford R. Rieck, 710 Cameron
Pau] A, Reiche. 2715 Shimmons
Lake Orien
Michael H. Erb, 567 Heights
James G. Flynn, 1128 Dutmer Terrace
Billy J. Garrett, #72 Beardsley
Ronald LaMothe, 415 Lake
Gerald D. Lomerson, 1230 Orion
Harold P. Merrill, 2894 Shannon
Murel K Cohoon, 2559 Lance
John H, Cuthbertson, 3410 Hill
John W. Custer, 3247 Paint Creek
Lionel K. Drum, 784 Mt. Vernon
Thomas M. Beaudoin. 635 Heights
Harold J. Konen, 1223 Elkhorn
. Sekulich, 475 Park Island
Velmar L. Stilwell, 588 E. Flint
Charlies W. Stoner, 1500 N. Rochester
Clifford P. Simmers, 2960 Clarkston
Robert M. Sill, 67 Schorn
Warren A. Sims. 456 Broadway
Robert T. Sheardy, 1089 N. Andrews
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Francis Staley, principal of Pon- \listed below by the father’s name.'Reed Army Medical Center.
| Brig. Gen. James H. Forsee, |
jacting commandant of the Army |
hospital, informed the Defense
| Department that Twining should
ibe able to leave the hospita] with
in three or four weeks and should
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* *
aS head of the top military plan-
| board and was recently
ler for a second two-year term.
of the armed forces, but for peace-
time police purposes it is a unit
of the Treasury Department. In
partment. , GOP, Williams
Drag Bible
Into Squabbles
LANSING & — A Republican
senator said yesterday Gov. Wil-
liams would find fault with the
Ten Commandments. Williams
replied that he doubted if Dem-
ocrats could get the GOP to
agree on five of the Divine
precepts.
The exchange came after sev;
eral hours wrangling on a Dill
to unfreeze restricted funds in
the State Treasury in order to
release paychecks due state em-
ployes last Thursday.
The bill finally cleared after
the Senate agreed to a technical
amendment Williams. said was
necessary to make the bill work-
able.
After passage, Sen. Joho
Smeekens (R-Coldwater), author
of the bill, sald:
“I believe that if we sent the
j | Ten Commandments to the gov-
The 34-year-old educator came Recent births recorded in Oak-| The 61-year-old air officer under- | ernor today, he would persist in
his determination to find some
flaws in them.”
Williams tater told newsmen:
“If we sat down with Republi-
cans to get agreement on this
religious text, we would only
get agreement on five of them.
And I'm not sure which fe.”
Rainier and Princess
ng MADRID (UPI)—Prince Rainier
: : and Princess Grace of Monaco
nominated by President Eisenhow- | notored through the countryside
|north of here yesterday on a sec-
ond honeymoon. They Msited El
The Coast Guard is always one Escorial, traditional burial place of
of the armed forces, but for peace Spanish royalty, and toured ancient
castles. x
The royal couple will be on hand
San Isidro for Madrid's annual
festival which begins Friday. Berlin Quiet Forecast oie feid' ho. wea Segmeead’ bey
During Geneva Parley the way West Berlin has been
NEW YORK (AP)—Gen, Lucius|“cleaned up” in the nine years
|D. Clay (Ret), former U.S. Mili-|since hé last visited the city.
tary Governor in Germany, said ‘ ;
Wednesday night he does not be District Near 5 Million
lieve there will be any trouble in| :
Berlin as long as the Soviet Union| ee ae a a ef Boers pop-
and the Western powers continue _ te “re ort ie ve ition in
— eer ports the Nationa! Statistical Bu-
: t figure, 4,966,- | Clay arrived by plane after par-|reau. The presen
ticipating Tuesday in West Berlin |662, shows & 1,369,733 increase in
in the 10th Anniversary of the/six years.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 THIRTY-ONE
— oo i i i David Garrick, famed actor who|Garrigue, a Frenchman. who went(stage when he became a star in :%
Mer chants lold ized in Grand Rapids than here, Pontiac City Affairs dominated the British before|to London to sell his family’s playing Shakespeare's “Richard : ,
of Reese “x copsewe = Northsiders Win Storage Lot Squabile SP | pees the major ment stores were among the im- | A northside neighborhood has{ Landry named to the committee| of Kinney reed, Oakiand to Sten-
for Redavloptét cf “ma tee say lt renee ne fee Ree ae A | Serco Se ed t | e a ’
Downtown Described ee " On motion of Commissioner John | Mt. Clemens te Grandview; ¢i7
9 | Dellwood avenue, Earimeer to
Grand Rapids Pr OGFGM | corporators, Martens explained. |won its fight to block construction |Phillip Yapo, 98 Wall St.; James| ley; = sanitary sewer on Court |
prestige,” said Martens. | The other six commissioners | + 'A. Dugan, & proposa] to rezone 26; x * * had each named 10 persons t Z
Since its incorporation last year.|“"°2" lots on both sides of Second) 5 committee. last week, but | Nowland; and Mymp, avenue, | ate council to bring about re-devel- the Grand-Rapids Council has gone| ever Highwood to Laurel, from/ 7 saary had only seven of his | Voerbels to Sylvan.
opment of its downtown area, aon to hire an executive secretary) means Pi de tata cee a ten choices then. : | Action on a petition for a sani- Or: an group of Pontiac businessmen ‘© help handle internal affairs and nently shelved The committee's first job wil) @™¥ Cewer on Crittenden, Hollister’
were told yesterday. jan advertising agency for external | Fer the third straight week, a [be study of Pontiac’s inadequate to Kehney, was delayed one week
The Downtown Council of Grand Purposes, Martens said. representative for the owner of sewage treatment facilities. i. —— enpecialiy
Rapids is turning out to be, a suc-' ~*~ * * the lots failed to appear to ex- | A protest petition killed plans to heedPacsract a trunkline |
!
i Grand Rapids formed a corpor-)
The Choice of the
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.«+Marvelous for
Classical or Church Music cess because it has wide com-| Among the objectives of the) plain the proposal. install ' curbs and gutters on S. munity support, a founder of the Grand Rapids group is the rebuild-| “1m -tired of seeing all these Jessie street, Prospect to Rae- ARMY ENDS LEASE
—— La luncheon —- of deteriorated areas Ne€&F\ residents show up to oppose the lot/burn. The plan was opposed by) City Manager Walter. K. Willman|
by The Pontiac’ Press. rian by private enterprise. |every week and not have this '83 per cent of the residents. |announced the Army had terminat-| « *« | rtens said the Council is also! natter come to a head,” said. OTHER PROJECTS led its lease on the city-owned) Speaking was Bert Martens, Concerned with better public trans nugen who already had an- F building at 35-37 W. Lawrence St., presidential assistant of one of Portation, ‘improved traffic circu-| nounced his opposition to the stor- | “This street is one of the few in| iwhere Army Reserve headquarters three large, independent depart- lation and beautification of the age lot. District 7 that is not paved,” said) ‘had been for many years.
ment stores in downtown Grand 4°Wntown shopping district. RESIDENTS APPEAR Landry, reluctantly moving that
Raplds. eres residents were on ronal peaect ee Se - centered in corre, ccaleuaye | | 239500 ;
luncheon were members of the an Expensive Boiler changé in their néighborhood. on asseasment rolls for six other ' . Downtown Merchants Assn., | curb and gutter projects, includ- | Approval was aiven an agree-| Mahagany or which has the future of down.) KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Commisstoners ; unanl- | ing Ivy street, Montcalm to Ken- iment with Buckeye Pipe regal Walnut Finish
town Pontiac as one of its main The Tennessee Valley Authority’ 7 es | Rett; Jefferson avenue, Blaine |to lay a buried, eight-ine ull model pectin announced yesterday it will buy a| to shelve the original proposal. | ;, Summit; W. New Yerk ave- jacross the ene egg pea ‘ ; - oF professional
; j f ish- “That means that a brand new nue, Baldwin to Walton; Tas- [pal Airport — Aore exclusive teatures . .. Pedal 61 note
ra SS oe a ee i ae, eee eae pe erg proposal will have % be hrdi-rael mania praca Maines to River- | yaw . me prt arate va More tonal effects . . . Finer — o manuel ! t ‘ to us if the matt r is to be side; Tennyson avenue, Holly- | Willman said the pipe line com. we
downtown traffic plans are con-|itself peau sen |aldered again,” Papen dala “the| wood to Bonnie Briar Bush sub. pany had agreed to pay $606, or cabinetry than any other °0 ss
i eee seg tong Pa be TVA said it will buy the $10,500,- - Fesidents. | division; and Victory drive, Mt. ($10 a rod, for the right of way. organ at comparable prices! @ Pipe organ tone ' and@'000 boiler from Babcock and Wil- ~ & * | Clemens to Mt, Vernon. —
proposed clearance of downtown cox Co. of Atlanta. The generator,| In other business, Commissioner Ad so t @ Built to American Guild of Saginaw street blight conditions. | made by Parsons and Co., Ltd.,|Robert A Landry filled out the journed Tr astiiaan > public Waterford Boy Bruised See, Hear and Play This Wonderful Organist standards
*- * ©& of New Castle, England, cost $12,-|Civic Improvement Advisory Com-|* DW F SS ‘When Struck by Aut Organ at Gallagher's Today! he on intention to recap Rae-| en Struc uto But downtown business and pro- 085,800, mittee to a full membership of 70 | ong a kek Gs dhe Y
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THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 v
Scout-0-Rama -
Set May 23, 24 Ottawa District Boys
to Camp on Grounds of
Vast Ivory Estate : ~- ___THE PONTIAC PRESS,
Ottawa District of the Clinton:
Valley Boy Scout Council an-}
nounced today that its sixth annual!
Scout-O-Rama will be held May!
23 and 24 on the grounds of the
John F. Ivory Estate in White
Lake Township
* * *
Between 40,000 and 60,000 per-
sons are expected to attend, ac-
cording to Ear! Gruber, director
of the event. |
He said 35 scout units will |
camp out for the weekend on the |
165-acre estate which is located |
at 9990 Cooley Lake Rd.
The public showing will feature
action demonstrations of scouting
crafts, skills and award require-
ments. The boys will present stage
shows in the outdoor natural am-
phitheater and a special Ivory
horse show 1s planned
CHANGE TO OUTDOORS ATOMIC POWER PLANT — The Detroit Ed-
ison Co.'s exhibit at the Industrial Fair Wednes-
day in Rochester Community High School will
be a model of Michigan's first atomic-electric
Theme of the Scout-O-Rama this
tie a soectae e : End Clarkston
corcesrsoesee FagMINgtON Tax Hike SEN Film Season generating station now under construction near
Monroe. The nuclear energy exhibit will explain
the operation of the Enrico Fermi Atomic Power
Plant which is scheduled for completion in 1960.
— — ——— ——
Can’t Cut More, Says City Clerk
O0-Rama has been primarily
indoer event with booths and a
stage show. For 1959, the Ottawa = FARMINGTON—A tax increase budget. but the places where we
District is combining the exhibi- for city residents here appears in-!can cut we shouldn’t,’’ Mrs. Quinn
tion with its annual weekend ey jtable, according to City Clerk'said yesterday.
camping activity to provide a = Trena Quinn The city’s proposed budget will
spectacle of 300 tents, action “We have tried to pare the city be reviewed by the City Council
displays and entertainment. = -!when it meets tomorrow night
at / CLARKSTON—Climaxing one of
After repeated meetings, both the most successful projects of
public and private, council mem. | Cjarkston civic gr ups will the
bers feel that one more should - R , " ht ae wales ant
be held before the budget is fi. 2'Urday night presentation o ‘Walk the Proud Land,” starring pally approved.
State law sets Monday, May 18. Audie Murphy, in the Methodist
date for adoption of Church here. ‘Walk the Proud Land’
to Be Shown Saturday
by Richards Circle
Ivory is providing the estate and
all its facilities free to the Dttawa Chief Happy
District, a
_ Safety Director OTHERS HELP
Others, too, are helping the 3.500 Has Quit Post
Scouts and leaders in producing
the Scout-O-Rama, FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP —' Sta Oakland County Red Cross Public Safety Director Hugh C. 8% final ; « «
will have its mobile hospital unit (Owen, who resigned from his post budgets. on hand. Pontiac automotive Tuesday night has refused to give) AS Proposed now, the budget! Because of the lack of a public;
manufacturers are providing an |a reason for his action. | would increase tax rates to 12.5 | theater in town, women of” the!
ambulance, cars, trucks and | Chief of Police Irving Yakes, | Mills for a 25 per ai boost. TWO!\targaret’ Richards Circle have| drivers. ihowever, was not so reticent. “We|Years ago the tax rate stood at ; j
e division i d. didn’t get along,”’ Yakes said. “Be 22 Mills—the maximum rate of carefully selected a current, pop-|
= gare a wnton . = sides it is illegal ine 5 sownshi levy according to the city charter.|ular movie each month, and}
2 eee © P This was cut in half last year fol- cleared their church of all religi-| duce electric power for lighting/to have a public safety director. low ; | é hae . . ng a reappraisal] of the city.'ous equipment, so that people of
the camping, exhibition and show He (Owen) just saved the board) “Apparently, we cut the rate all faiths could attend the movie. | . “ some barrassment by ign- . : area. \ine lai = Y FesIgM +00 much,” said Mrs. Quinn, “It|
7 * * |shouldn’t have been allowed to
Oakland County’s mounted posse| Yakes said Owen's job was to [drop more than 12.5 per cent at
will be on hand to perform, for| act as Maison between police and that time.” (ase CE
patrol duty and to, advise Scout) fire departments and the town- The council's next regular meet-| sh rah app cat ‘attending
leaders on traffic )ontrol. Com-| ship beard. “As long as he did jing will be held Monday at 7 p.m every presentation.
Results of the women's efforts: merce Fire Dept. will provide fire | that, everything worked out
Gets 10 Years in Jail have been almost overwhelming! equipment. fine,” Yakes commented,
“Then he (Owen) started to tell oom _
‘us how many tickets we had to KALAMAZOO (AP Setting off according to officials
issue every day.-And, every time firecrackers may lose some of its * * *
DEARBORN W—A thief broke|I gave my mem an order, he'd appeal for 17-year-old Aaron E. The auditorium has been filled
into Dan LaBoda's barber shop write a letter countermanding it. Smith of Kalamazoo ever the next to capacity and a bigger program
yesterday and stole $1.40. The I’m just glad he’s out,” Yakes 10 years. That’s how long he got is planned for next season—start-|
dollar. first one LaBoda ever concluded. in jail for two firings to which /ing in the fall—as a result of this!
earned, was in a frame hanging Owen was appointed to his $200- he pleaded guilty im municipal year's success, they said. |
on a wall. The 40 cents was in a a-year post by the Township Board |court. One shot blew a neighbor's |—
toy bank. last August. |mailbox apart , | With a minimum fee to cover
the cost of the film only, teen-
agers have been especially recep-
}
Now you can. hav
| kitchen ‘ ‘
‘HAWAIIAN’ HIGH-STEPPERS — These five
Troy High School seniors will be featured enter-
tainers in the talent show portion of a program Willcock. The program, which will include a card
to be presented by Rochester Chapter 165, OES, party, will start at 8 p. m.
Saturday evening at North Hill. Elementary : ;
+ >
Rochester OES to Present Stiles PTA to Give
Stage Show, Card Party ‘May Festival’ Fair ROCHESTER . A gala stage Hawaiian dance number. and Elva, AVON TOWNSHIP—‘'May Festi- | show and card party will be pre-and Inez Reeser will entertain val” ie the name given to the sented at & p.m Saturday in with a Hawaiian guitar act Spring Fair to be sponsored by the North Hill Elementary School by o Stiles School PTA from 11-a.m, .to Chapter 165. Order of the Eastern ther vocalists will be Rey 6 pm. Saturday at the school. Ss tair | Star. . . . ' A special attraction of the tair| - will be “The Sterlings,”” a mian} The show will follow the third Al Toussaint will sing ‘HOW and wife team which will be fea-| annual card party. offering a var- Deep is the Ovean?” in his unique tured in two shows doing juggling, |
iety of area talent from youthful style |magic tricks and a puppet act. ‘| ' dancers to ‘a barber shop quartet * 2 a
Appearing from Royal Oak ra Students in every room will | School. They are, from left, Mary Moose, Lor-
aine Smith, Carol Chatfield, Jo Gac and Ruth |
Boyle. Mrs. Rodney, who will
appear again, and Duane Eutch.
The opening scene will be ee dis reem science set in a typical French cafe and be Vicki Lynn’ Stevens and Kay mre a schoolwide uate i will feature a vocal sole by Carlton, both 9 years old, who will | hibit, A missile procured from
Mrs. William J. Rodney of 4° Irish and can-can dances. ~ | Cyeysier Corp. also will be on Rochester. Maxine Ross, also of Susan and Sandy Rock will | exhibit.
Rochester, will appear next in perform a pantomime act, The midway will ‘feature al |
a comedy-pantomime act. Master of ceremonies will be/kinds of games; and Members of the barber shop William Toussaint {booths will be set up in many]
quartet called ‘“‘The Knights of ,,..;, _— rooms. These will include whité | > E “SHME* LO i H REFRESHMENTS FOLLOW elephants, baked goods and can-j Note” are Clarence .McBride, bas<
and Dan Davey, baritone, both cf 0" the committee in .charge of dies, potted plants, silhouettes, | Utica: Douglas Fe m, tenor, ‘he event are Mr. and Mrs. Allison'cake walks and fortune tellers. |
of Troy: and Dean Evason, lead, [ussaint, Mrs. Raynale Klitie and! © Refreshments will be served at!
of Rochester. They’ will panto. Thomas Case. They said refresh-\the snack*bar throughout thé day-
mime the popular novelty number "¢"'S Will be served after the|long event. ‘
“Alvin and -his Harmonica.” ig to see xistisiis an ie © | Fair cochairmen are Mrs. Thom- | ckets vailable a e D. ‘
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‘PARKING When It Comes ts AND BUS TOKENS Rochester to Honor Industries ROCHESTER — “Industry Dey”’| mish the organ to be played dur- , the Detroit Edison Co.’s model Winfer Brothers Co., Rochester
will be celebrated in Rochester| ing the show by Edward smith | of its new Enrico Fermi Atomic /Paper Co., Detroit Broach and
; and Mrs. Walter De Baene. Power Plant now under construc- F and Machine C
Wednesday with an elaborate dis- ' mil te [oakland oundry Co,
play by 25 large and small local “The purpose of the show is to; vid’s largeat breeder-re- | z
industries in the gymnasium of the | better acquaint the Rochester area Seat pee ona pte first in Miche Davisburg Mothers new Rochester Community High | Populace with the great variety of| ‘te Hold Bake Sale
School, chairman R. Elliott Jose | Products manufactured in the com-| . : announced today. jmunity and its environs,’ Jose! Al] exhibitors have planned spe- DAVISBURG — The fifth grade
The show, presented as a part of | 92/4: Es displays of the products they mothers of Davisburg Elementary ~ * manufacture. Some will even de™-| schoo! will sponsor @ bake sale
ebration, wilk be open to school) In addition to local councilmen | onstrate the processes they use to! beginning at 10:30 a.m. Saturday
children from noon to 3:30 p.m.|who will be present to greet visi-|turn out their particular products. | at the Polka Dot Dairy Bar. Pro-
and to the general public from tors in the evening, Avon and Oak- * « * | ceeds from the sale will be added
6 to 9 p.m. |land Township officials also will Other large firms that will have to the fund for school curtain rods
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Ancien Many saints are honored on spe-| teed foolproof mix, St. Honore
eia) days. One of the tastiest of Cake is ne problem at all.
thesé days is Saint-Honore’s, the!
patron saint of pastry makers and
bakers.
To make all the cream puffs you
jneed, follow the directions on the
|package. For e shaping of the
Celebrated each year in France|cream puff via’ a the pastry
on May 16, the saint's feast is tri-| pound, use a ‘pastry tube with al
umphantly concluded with the serv-|large hole or a cooky press with
ing of ““gateau Saint-Honore,”’ 80a large star disc. ‘
named in his memory. St. Honore) Oo, auy 16, honor Saint-Honore Cake is a gourmet's delight — a % :
thin pastry round edged witha
cream puff rim and topped with a
cream filling and miniature cream
puffs, each holding a tiny lighted
candle. |
The bishop of Amiens (in 660) |
would certainly be glad to know
that Cream Puff Mix has come to
the aid of the homemaker. With
this easy-to-prepare and guaran-
A Cinch to Fix
Glamorous Dish Looking for a new hot dish for
dinner tonight! Something good
and different, but easy to make
and delicious to eat? Here it is,
. . - Biscuit Topped Stroganoff!
Don't let the name Stroganoff
scare you... it's easy! This new)
casserole idea combines ground!
beef, mushroom soup, sour cream, |
and seasonings into‘a King’s dream
. then tops it off with light,)
luscious biscuits!
The biscuits are the refrigerated)
variety, so easy and so good.'
Taste just like the ones grandma)
used to make! And all you do is!
open a can! }
‘Add a tossed green salad, big
glass of milk and dinner is ready! |
Biscuit Topped Stroganoff | i
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a famous test kitchen.
2 teaspoons fat on May 16. It’s the feast day of 1 pound lean ground beef
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3 tab epee asuee green pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1 can condensed cream of mushroom
ecoup
Pierce commercial sour cream
1 can refrigerated biscuits
Melt fat in saucepan. Add meat,
onion, green pepper, and salt.
Cook until meat is well browned.
Add soup and pimiento; simmer P
acme 10 minutes. Stir in sour! You'll make a big hit with folks
ream. Bring just t il: remo »| watching their weight when you
“ 3 od sige Hi serve Lemony-Chicken and Toma-'
to Salad for luncheon. It’s very,
low on the calories, but looks as
enticing and as delicious as it
tastes.
Layered Sala
Bake 20 to 30 minutes at 375 de-
grees. 4 to 6 servings.
Summer Calls
for Food Care F ubhapenns clepeed ceemais Enthusiastic outdoor chefs are| 2 teaspoons grated onion
apt, now that warm weather's) Sprinkle gelatin on % cup of the
finally here, to go overboard on'coid water to soften. Place over
the favored details of cookery at boiling water and stir until gelatin
the expense of the basics, the Pon-'is thoroughly dissolved. Blend re-
tiac Department of Public Health maining +2 cup cold water into
cautioned necomty: ‘soup. Stir in dissolved gelatin, salt
~~ ® |Worcegtershire sauce, and bottled
But basic food protection is as lemon juice
essential at the outdoor grill as in *”* * *
the kitchen, sanitation officials re- Chill unti] mixture is the con
minded.
More important, from a health
standpoint, than the piquancy of.
tnod is property preserved, the ée- (COMINE Fruits food is properly preserved, the
| partment said.
Here are some rules the de- § ' T
partment me apply to both for pring reat
backyard and picnic grounds. —
Keep cold foods preserved at a. for 8
temperature of 50 degrees or} Grapefruit Cup
len
1 cup water
1 can (10% os.) cream of chicken soup
\e teaspoon salt
\y teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon lemon juice
can (5 of.) boned chicken, diced
2 cup chopped celery
opped green pepper
lower. | Pineapple, Strawberry and Hot foods should be kept hot) until served, 1 cam (1 pound and 4 ounces) pine-
le tidbits in extre b yru
Meat and meat products should “?P pint peti Perey savy aymue
always be kept cold until immedi- 1 large seediess grapefrult
* * * ately prior to preparation or serv-
ing.
Flies should be kept away
from feed outdoors. Careless
handling with fingers and
* coughs and sneezes occur more
often outdoors than in the
kitchen. Food should be pro- Turn pineapple tidbits and their
syrup into a container. Wash
strawberries in cold water, drain
‘well and bull; if small, cut in half;
if large, cut in quarters: add to
pineapple. Pare grapefruit so no
white membrane remains: cut sec-
tions away from dividing mem-
tected frem them. branes; halve sections and add
Outdoor chefs will help protect to other fruit. (Squeeze any juice
themselves and their families from from grapefruit membranes into
food infection by following these fruit.) Mix; cover; chill. Makes
rules, the department said. 6 to 8 servings.
ST. HONORE CAKE — Borrow a dessert idea
from the French and serve a St. Honore Cake
tron saint of pastry makers and bakers. He
— = ® +
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/St. Honore Cake
™% cup suger
\% teaspoon salt
‘, cup cornstarch
24, cups milk
2 eges, slightly beaten
teaspoons y
i Seat Pie Crust Mix
ls Cream Puff }
+ butter, .
cup sifted confectioners’
}to 2 table
(1 os.)
Suga r
spoons toasted siivered
almonds
Combine sugar, salt, and corn-
veloped by gourmet specialists injin'milk. Cook over medium. heat,
St. Honore, pa-
d Pleases
Weight Watchers
Fold remaining
Turn into a 5 cup mold; chill until
almost firm.
Second Layer
1 envelope unflavored gelatin
1% cups tomato juice
2 tablespoons lemon juice
‘4g teaspoon salt
% teaspoon sugar
Sprinkle gelatin on 12 cup of the In
ltomato juice to soften. Place over
boiling water and stir unfil gelatin
is dissolved. Stir in remaining 1'4
cups tomato juice in remaining in-
gredients. Chill until mixture is
the consistency of unbeaten egg
white. Spoon on top of almost firm
first layer. Chill until firm. Un-
mold on salad greens. Makes eight
servings. t Cake Brought UptoDate
'3. hours;
measure
by making his favorite cake as de- starch in saucepan. Slowly blend) Bake 15 to 20 minutes. Lower
oven temperature to $75
istirring unti) it boils; boil 1 ~in-' (quick moderate).
wouldn’t have known anyth
making pfe crust and cream puffs. But he woald
approve of the final result. This might serve as
a birthday cake, albeit an unusual one.
ingredients. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
ute. Remove from heat. Stir a lit-
tl® over half of this ‘mixture into
beaten eggs. Blend into hot mix-
ture; bring just to boil, stirring prepare Pie Crust Mix as 4di-
rected on pkg. Roll into 9” round.
Place on baking sheet and prick
: , |well, Spoon leftover cream puff ygur family, they'll be excited) constantly. Add vanilla. Chil] about ; ‘gu ,
batter around edge of pastry|about these Peanut-Topped Dessert Three Canned Soups Are ‘ wv
| oo “ 7
Heat oven to 425 degrees (hot). quate O, wet spatula or Knits} Prepare Cream Putt Mix as di- ‘© Make a smooth 1” wide rim. rected on pkg. Make 16 miniature |Bake 40 to ci Tinutes. Cool.
puffs sing a |, tsp. _ | To serve. Split and fill tiny puffs
: with custard, Fill center of cream
puff and pastry base with remain-|
Meanwhile, ling custard, spreading it up over'|
part of the cream puff rim, if
jnécessary. Leave a 1" border of|
the rim uncovered so that minia-
ture puffs may be placed on it. |
Make a thin chocolate glaze by
melting chocolate with butter |
over hot water. Remove and |
blend in confectioner’s sugar and
2 te 3 tbsp. boiling water. Beat |
until smooth. Fasten ‘illed puffs
to cream puff rim with dabs of
glaze.
Spoon remaining glaze over tiny!
puffs, letting it drip onto cream |
ipuff rim, Sprinkle with toasted)
\slivered almonds. 8 to 10 servings. |
| Variation: Use 2 packages)
lcooled, prepared vanilla pudding!
imix in place of custard, if d>-|
| sired. Peanuts Take.
Place of Icing To Grate Chocolate .
Making the most of what you
have saves time and money in
the kitchen. Recipes calling for
350/ chocolate, fat instance, bring out tact, Add folur and milk alter-
If spice cake ranks high with
Squares. The spicy flavor is tops,
and the crunchy peanuts are an
added bonus. ,
Molasses, cloves, nutmeg and
jcinnamon team up to give re
markable goodness. Sprinkle
chopped peanuts over the batter
before baking—no frosting is need-
ed. Both youngsters and grown-u
will claim these as a favorite.
Peanut-Topped Dessert Squares
2 cups sifted enriched flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
\% teaspoon salt
‘4s teaspoon ground cloves
\% teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cinnamon
% cup shortening
% cup brown sugar
eges \% cup molasses 1 cup milk }
1 teaspoon vaniija extract
44 cup chopped peanuts
Sift together flour, baking pow-
der, salt and spices. Cream togeth-
er shortening and sugar until light’
and fluffy. Beat eggs and add mo-|
lasses, mixing thoroughly. Add to
creamed mixture.
Combine milk and vanilla ex. ' variety of vegetables on hand, the potato peeler. Use this to
shred the chocolate. It’s fast, safe
and easier to wash than a grater. ©
airs
DOUBLE ACTION MEARS BETTER BAKING - | squares.
‘Top American Favorites
Am are eating more
canned soup than ever before re-
ports the Marketing Information
Agent. The most popular soups
are tomato, chicken noodle and
vegetable,
Read the label when buying
isoup. The ingredients are listed
in decreasing order according to
the amount of each present in the
can.
* * *x
If you use larger amounts of
costly ingredients, home-made soup
will likely be more expensive than
commercially prepared soup. If
there is left-over meat and a
home-made soup may be a way of
using food that might have been
discarded,
rXCLUSIVELY KNOWN AS
[HE BAKING POWDER WITH THE
BALANCED DOUBLE ACTION
Adapt your frosting to the cake
by considering richness and tex-
ture as well as flavor and color.
ing about mixes for
Try Out Dry Milk
for Favorite Brand
Nonfat dry milk tastes much
like fresh skim milk, but you
might like to shop until you find
the brand of nonfat dry milk that
tastes best to you, suggests the|
MSU Marketing Agent.
Regular spray-dry nonfat dry
milk is fine and powdery. This
dissolves easily when sprinkled
on the surface of warm water and
gently stirred with a slotted
spoon, fork or whip. Regular
spray-dry nonfat dry milk usually
costs less than instant milk of the
same quality
Instant nonfat dry milk crystals
vary in size and shape with dif-
ferent brands, but you can be sure
instant nonfat dry milk will dis-
solve quickly.
battle was lost.
Oats Add B Vitamins
to Little Ham Loaves \sisteney. of unbeaten egg white.
nish are a new variation of the
ever favorite ham loaf. Rolled oats,
in addition to improving the flavor
and texture, add protein, valuable
B-complex vitamins, minerals, and
food energy at low cost.
* * *
This recipe is ideal for enter-
taining because it can be prepared
ahead of time and frozen in either
ithe cooked or uncooked state. If
cooked before freezing, simple re-
foil and heating in a moderate
oven (350 degrees F.). If cooked
unfrozen, use within the week. Al-
low 25 minutes extra cooking time
if started from the frozen state
Individual Ham-Oatmeal Loaves
2 eggs. beaten
1 cup rolled oats. uncooked
l', pounds ground smoked ham
‘y pound ground fresh pork
1 teaspoon salt
‘4 teaspoon pepper
', teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon forcestershire sauce
\% teaspoon liquid smoke joptional)
“4 cup chopped onion
1% cups water
1 No. 2 can sliced pineapple, drained
Cranberry sauce
INDIVIDUAL _MEAT LOAVES — Individual
Ham-Oatmeal Loaves make an attractive entre:
when garnished with pineapple slices and cran- berry sauce
.
t Rolled oats improve the flavor,
texture, and food value ‘of this ham loaf recipe. an “Se,
ca Individual Ham-Oatmeal Loaves except the last two. Grease 8 5
with pineapple and cranberry ga!- ounce baking cups. Fit a pineapple
|heat by wrapping the loaves in
4 Thoroughly mix all ingredients:
\ i
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For want of a nail,
cause the shoe was lost, the horse was lost .. .
and the soldier was lost and, the story goes, the FOR WANT OF A NAIL—
the shoe was lost. And be-
Sometimes it is that way when the battle is a
{
possess.
A community's atti
slice into bottom of each cup, cut-| '
ting a small wedge from each
Slice to make it fit into bottom|
of the cup. Place pineapple wedge
removed in center hole. Fill cup
with ham mix, pressing it down
firmly into cup. Arrange cups on
large flat baking sheet. Bake in community's struggle to gain new industry.
Sometimes the battle is lost for want of some-
thing it would seem every community should
tude — how all of us feel
about our town and the industry in our town —
is one ofthe most important elements considered
by an industrial prospect.
Our attitude must be good if we are going to
win. It is everyone's responsibility. The atti-
tude of everyone toward our present industry
can be our biggest asset or our biggest liability
in the community’s effort to get new industry.
Join hands with your local industrial develop-
ment organization and the Michigan Economie
Development Department to help your commu-
nity grow and prosper.
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arrange on serving platter. Drizzle!
cranberry sauce over ham loaves
just before serving. If desired
loaves may be served atop an
additional heated. pineapple slice
If this is done-use slices from a}
No. 2tg size can. Yield: 8 serv- |
ings. THE PONTIAC PRESS |
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Strawberries Move North, + | a
Local Asparagus Starts N FW W A
ott Ta ma ae | cae ee eS pk tables? Points south and west are %* “cewstry-style ribs.” providing most ‘of the fresh prod-| The rib-end roast would serve
uce with Michigan's asparagus two people per pound and cost less
season just getting under way. If Per serving than spareribs. .Or
you aré checking prices, you'll you might have the butcher cut a
find that a dollar today wil) buy;Boston butt into steaks about
HING DISCOVERY!
dairy products than it did during | These would make about two serv-
\May. of 1958. Lower prices this ings a pound.
spring are related to larger quan- x *« *
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soned crisp rye crackers. Chutney and curry are the surprise
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go to market and then let your! is really a ee can find fryers, stewers, roasters , eh Yvan 1}
guests choose their favorites at the) cated than Your favorite salad nar dat Prats part'of the and turkeys in the 20 to 25 cent es, Pa
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— ae india plies will decrease slightly by the perch value. The fillets will serve
that is available in this country. cal at ie th three persons per pound. Dressed |
Let Kiddies With beautiful big slices of ham) You can find quality McIntosh perch will serve two people per
or rare roast beef and the chilled and Jonathan apples from
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try to help make. ‘We'll come back bome for dessert, Practically all the potatoes |.i) add much nutrition value for ey Child-Proot Cookies and serve—what else for spring-| harvested last fall have been little cost compared to other pro-| 2). Ray le > mn
pf gelling mn i time in America — strawberry, used. Supplies of Florida Sebago tein foods. At 39 to 43 cents a! 4 ig! H j
*‘» cup suger ishortcake. _ | amd California long whites are dozen, they are as much as 10 , g sf. ; 4
i cup nuts (chopped) . - Oriental Dressing increasing. to 14 cents less than a year ago. \
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shape into balls, each about the, ‘+ teaspoon celery seed: ae he balance the e S ave
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inches apart; flatten slightly with cup. PROTEIN SUPPLIES — Yes, | ° ° a Seas me alt
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moistened tm coll water. 2 tab lier or margarine — york suppties start getting | ™* 2
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Bake in moderate (350 degrees)| {p*tss! minced onion increasing slightly. ; | Pies are so pretty—so easy to
oven for 10 minutes. Allow to cool) Grated American cheese | Hf = warm day imvites you to serve, so convenient since most
on cookie sheet before removing zx *& | barbecue outdoors, there are pies can be made ahead of time
with wide spatula. Cool on wire feat oven to moderate (350 de-| several pork cuts you might et ne poe it's _— = ‘
racks. Makes about 24 dozen. — grees.) Spread crackers with soft-| try. .Of course there is the | : AY come eucn) . : i
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finger-licking” should be the rule|minutes. Serve hot or cold. Yield:| portion te bone, you'll need te @Pple. berry, coconut . . . but let's .
when smal] fry make these! \4 servings. bay about @ pound per person ‘0p there and consider the many ——
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TWO MACAROON PIES — Give your guests flavored with almond extract and lemon juice; increase sugar to 1 cup and add
a chanée to choose dessert ... this time from __ the other is a delectable coffee variation. ~~ 19 tablespoons instant coffee with
two wonderful coconut macaroon pies. One is the milk, butter, and flavorings.
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DRESSED | | PORK. CLUB Ac .
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Let's Have a Party Because It’s Spring By JANET ODELL J
Pontiac Press Home Editor
Let's have a party. It's spring-
time and everything looks fresh
spring housecleaning (horrible
thought) and invite your favorite
people to come to a party.
*® * *
The menu we are suggesting is
a little heavy for a luncheon in
these days of calorie-conscious
guests. We think, however, that!
Maryland Imperial Tuna
Mushroom Muffins
Molded Cucumber Salad
Gala Chocolate Sponge
Coffee and Tea -
Tuna is one food that is cheaper
today than it was before 1940. This
recipe will serve 4 to 6 so perhaps
you will want to double it. It still
will not be expensive. thin
2 Maryland imperial Tuna
regular size cans tuna
1 raw egg
1 tablespoon
$ tosepeens Worcestershire sauce
Belt and pepper to taste
1 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons
ven = for tep of tablespoons cream for of tuna
Papriks for garnish extres mayonnaise
green pepper, parsley.
Worcestershire sauce, mayonnaise,
salt, pepper and butter. Add tuna
jand mix very lightly with a fork.
1 har je | little oi! ‘ices finely crumbled white Oreed grees
and new, Take some time off from} $ {f
ith the Carefully pick over tuna meat.\weleo
men will like ‘the food so that you|=@Ve Some of the largest chunks
can have your party a buffet wne|(about % the meat) for the top.
in the evening. Everything can be|Combine eggs, bread crumbs, pi-
served by the guests themselves. |miento, of in
m.
7 >
me fo’
poop or shortening
2 cups ‘less 2 tablespoons) sifted, all-
YOU CAN TASTE THE DELICIOUS DIFFERENCE!
HAMILTON QUALITY EGGS
These eggs from selected chickens are candied, graded and immediately
refrigerated ... and rushed to you 3 times weekly. You can be sure they're
always farm-fresh with mildlight-color yolks and fine firm whites. Hamilton
Eggs are produced under the Quality Program of the Hamilton Farm
Bureas. Ask for them at your favorite market and enjoy their freshness
and flavor.
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thoroughly with extra shortening
and bake approximately 25 min-
utes. Yield: 8 muffins. Serve hot
with butter.
Fy sugar, and salt; stir unti] gelatin
and sugar are dissolved. Add Li
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Unmold onto salad plate. Gar-,
nish with crisp lettuce or water-
so entirely different in taste and
‘the appetite and are best for the
last course, Prepare: Chicken Livers
jin the Spanish Way
:
Save Giblets, Livers
for Sandwiches
at Wholesale
SAVE ot ERIN FARMS
PACKING HOUSE! chicken and livers, mayonnaise
and onion salt; add salt and pepper} MILFORD
to taste. Makes 144 cups. Use a8} Directions:
a sandwich spread. West on Highland R4. (M-59)
Note: Cook chicken livers in 11) Suamifers, Mend ‘spe mile te BREN ' ‘ ine in | "A2™5 PACKING HOUSE
\ Stach lightly WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS ON oaty wm skillet, browning MILFORD ROAD
Remus Creamery
BUTTE
PLANTER’S
Peanut Butter 18-Oz. Jer
texture that it wil] not matter. |
Incidentally, the dessert)is not!
so rich as it sounds. Evaporated
milk has fewer calories in it than}
whipping cream. |
Gala Chocolate Sponge {
1 square unsweetened chocolate
1% cups evaporated milk
l envelope ‘1 tablespoon)
water eelalin
beat with egg beater
blended. Combine gelatin and
water in mixing bowl; mix:
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See the amazing difference when you yse Roman Bleach.
This cleanser bleach dissolves the film which clings to
clothes and causes them to look grey-white instead of
WHITE-white. In automatic washers or regular washers,
~ ¢lothes! Use Roman 4
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Ce ES ee sap
well. Add hot chocolate mixture, |
DISCOVER THE
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COFFEE
Hamilton Grade “A”
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EGGS - 29
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You eat all the fine beet, you pay far—we
remove excess FAT, BONE and WASTE B&
FORE your meat is weighed and priced.
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TENDERAY BRAND U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE
RIB .- SIRLOIN STEAK TENDERAY BRAND U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE T-BONE OR
PORTERHOUSE STEAK * TENDERAY BRAND U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE
RUMP ROAST consess .. 89° $4909
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BEEF SIDES............ Ave, = ts.“ 53 WHOLE ROUNDS .... ‘Ave, =” 5 e
GOV'T GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY BRAND U8. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY BRAND
FRONT QUARTERS . F eet vv. 49¢ RIB ROAST _ WHOLS 1e-incH cut Lv. 69¢
US. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY BRA US. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY BRAND
HIND QUARTERS ...... ‘Ave. wy. 59¢ WHOLE CHUCKS ...... ‘Ave. uv. 49e
No charge for cutting or freezer wrapping! ‘
HYGRADE CORNED BEEF ........ lo. 69 ick i
WEST VIRGINIA HAM ........... lb. 79¢ i ae ‘ B d | B
Semi-boneless, skinless, defatted ‘— . , DED CHOICE BLADE CcuT Fo or en s iscu its
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3=25: LAWNDALE PASTEURIZED IMITATION PROCESSED
Cheese Spread
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Chuck Roast
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RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS 2 *#2 19¢
California Ve .f
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10:59:
MODESS ........... 2 boxes 89e CORNED BEEF HASH _ .. |6-07z. 4le BRILL SPANISH RICE... .15-0z. can 18e
1 50 Extra ° VALUE Sleuepe ; t Soft, regular sanitery napkins — 12 count. Broadcast selects the finest beet. — Serve lunch in @ jiffy with the Brill chet.
I I ee ' CLOROX ...............'/5 gal. 37e COCOANUT BARS 12-02. pkg. 33¢ MACARONI DINNER - 15-oz. can I8e
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, ork Chops \ Delicious chili with lots of beans. For whiter washes. Strong white-dbitrbied piper ante .
U an ira hat, Mee Aetsdae Demrem aad Ehsterm atiemt- |. HUDSON NAPKINS ...... 2 boxes 27¢ ALL DETERGENT ........ 3 Ib. pkg. 83¢ WAXTEX WAX PAPER . 100 ft. roll 23¢ —_ = =: oe = os oe oe Ge oe oe oe oe oS White table nopkins — 80 court. For brighter, cleaner clothes. Keeps foods’ fresher.
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+ — <=
° tions were obtained on 2,673 par-
a — wage in 1940 had the buying power Buys New High
Toll Far Worse Than Polio’s | STEEL WORKERS HOURLY WAGE wesial in 197-49 doers: hisjorere UUYS ve i a do
] . sumone: OF LAGOR, AMERICAN (ROM. AND SPELL WSTITOTE power of $2.41 in 1947-49 5, ti
Use Juniors to Curb Fires, |: eters power of $2.4 in 191-8 AolA® | A p_pight of way PU |enpresoway system, handled by the \ pare : hit wil County Road Commission,
: | + Increase in Steel Workers Hourly Wages goers ee ee pen tee , NEW YORK (UPD) —Fire willjbroom-shaped tags to doorknobs) | 54 : rs ons eae eee lon sas TMateey Departine at re Set Higher Precedent kill more children under the age|in their communities. ere! and Prices of teel Since 1950 ing the present is: |the State Highway
. _ Will there be a strike? \ported. Options were acquired on| |
of 10 this year. than polio did in : - a WASHINGTON (UPD —Four
Pow: 5 PREVENTION RULES é. 400 parcels of land at a cost of
its worst epidemics before the; 1... sn wt tee bak Fa + Any strike in the steel industry 5) 995 o99 years before the Supreme Court
Salk vaccine, according to the! a iar Prt 260 e affects the nation’s general ecom-\""D oor wy isitions for the/ordered an end to racjal segrega-
a jand girls themselves, give these | Right of way acquisitions , it held that
Notions! Jae. Peatection ASS. sve rules for springtime fire pre- 4 30. omy. Supplies to dozens of other | nest 10 months~of, the fiscal year|tion in public schools,
which adds these grim statistics: | Oh. : industries are cut off, Unless there)" ¢13 690,000 compared to $13,-\it was illegal for the state of
—At least 290 to 300 young-| 240 : is a stockpile of steel on hand, lay-| 0009 tor the entire previous fis-\Texas to require Negroes to als
stere will dle cack month in fires | Te ue no. — iefow. lcal year, the department said. Op-|tend a segregated law school.
that could have been prevented. tions in basement, attic, garage. | 5 Since 1946 the steel industry has! rn
—Another 300 Americans will |. Sake ep Gry leaves and _ been shut down 162 days because of , e.
. | weeds around the house. 2201— , f strikes, the longest being 55 days’
aaa eal aoe eve scarred. | —Burn trash only when the : - 100.00, |in the summer of 1952. The last! -
—Seme oe U.S. cifizens Wind is not blowing. Keep a general steel strike was a 34-day, ?
Sgn ee eee their bese handy. |" 200 5 one in July and August of 1956. | SCR or M4
—Put lids on paint cans when 90: ,
lives in all fires ——— the day’s painting is finished. ‘ 00 ; | Maybe you like your vodka in orange juice...ond she prefers a
= = _ | —Store olly rags in covered | | ig, i Divorce Decrees | — cimiet (1 port Rose's Lime Juice 10 3 0F 4 ports Smirnot). Just be
One program aimed at helping) metal containers. sure you both use smooth Smirnoff...and have it your own way!
to reduce this terrible loss of life: ~* .« € 80.00 as 5. Brook |
enlists the organized aid of 8-to-| But perhaps even more im. Since 1950 steel wages have gone up $1.27 an hour, or 75 per cont. Patricia psa ed Bestwick
10-year-old grade-school youngsters ‘portant than distributing these t Steel prices in same time have increased $47 @ ton, o¢ 61 por cont. —T ee DO ae Server |
who are learning fire prevention 0 Tyas: i , 70: Joan H. frag Robert I. Sokol
and safety at an age when ‘it is tgs, the “Junior Fire Marshals i + ! | ! } J + x Weldo L. from James A. Parrish
oat meaningful. jmade sure that the advice printed 1950 195) 1952 953 —|s«19S4 1955 1986 1957 1958 PRESENT _— ~~. en Sinan
-_ « «* ‘on them was followed in their Leora J. trom Alvin Blusher |
ly rom William y
Four million of these ‘Junior Very own Dom’: Steel Production ex cent oF caraary At the Paith trom Richard Aisa | Fire Marshals” took part this| 100% i T Barbara from Cauar moade)!
spring in a clean-up dive at B- F. Goodrich Plant TT <A Bargaining able Mary'B. from Preach towns, villages and cities | : q nae 8 BS oR Hourly iecreases, and fringe yilis from Douglas L. ake Lioyd D
out the country. ot Cadillac Closes ¥ $8 4 Aeonins ol dashuadtane coed adams woe Seems Hdwerd BP. Selina
| ie Mabel from Donald R. Herr
The campaign was part of & = CADILLAC (UPI) — B. F. Good-| wad cate workers since 1956. Sandra aymond A. Galassi
year-long public service pfe (rich Co. closed its Cadillac plant | ae he ce ee Pe. Bet ee ee ae ee os xT] | { {= Syivis J from ae iL Coyle
gram sponsored by am inser tyesday. ; — i —$—+4—4+—4— 2+ tt ™ 6®, Joan E, from. Robert pens
ance firm (Hartford Fire Insur- | ~*~ * * a! LY oa a Fiore jorence from bhenang Poster |
ance Ca) Mi cospersten) OER!) The plant, which made rubber |. = *~. | | Snir se harem Mart. Pender | , ,
lecal schools. products mostly for the automotive | oe alll on / | Martha E. from Vernon & Pike |
Youngsters taking part—third, industry and once employed 600 1oT- >“, Martha from Olen Betzer { it leoves you breathless ~~"
f *e i Gretchen from John E. Baird
fourth and_ fifth-graders—opened people, is expected to have 24 on a § @akt~ Eleanor M. from Edward M. Holmes MeL Li
their safety drive by attaching its payroll by the end of this week. | ‘ ! td Jane from Sterling Coleman ' 9 =
= a ee s =a Ist 1957 1958 1958 | D
if - a ia na ammme Stoel Workers More than 100 different safety | 1
1 CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE 8le eccceccee Auto Workers devices, machines and methods | e
reer o--o~o~eCod Miners} [have been introduced in American Prost. Distilled from grein, Ste. Piorre Swireet! Fis. (Div. of Ueubloin), Rartiord, Coss.
” coal mines within the past 25 years. sa aaa = ° | SUPER SPECIAL |
Ladies’ . . . Men’s . . . Boys’ Sea Battle of Bargaining Table
d HALF SOLES Steelworkers — Labor's Shock Troops _ z a
ia: LEATHER OR RUBBER
a2 By RAY SHAW ‘ating here with the 12 major steel /he has not spelled out what action,
Regul V | egular $2.50 Value AP Feature Writer ‘companies for a contract to replace if any, the government would take.
i. NEW YORK —The American|the one that expires June 30. |
‘ MEN’S WHOLE $ 69 ‘eat oO xp. The steelworkers president,
1, SOLES OUR steelworker proudly regards him-| there is more interest than| David McDonald, contends any
WB | ospeciatry ATTACHED pr self as the champion of the blue-) 5.4) this year in the always im-| imcrease in steelworkers’ wages
ica WHILE-U WAIT collar labor force—the a portant contract talks. President! cam be absorbed by the com-
i OR SHOP oa ghee perils earners. . |Eisenhower has called for steel-| pemles, thus stopping the spiral.
—_ art o was won at the workers and management to come ‘
t = jbargaining table. The remainder |UP with an agreement to end what! se oe =e he
‘comes from his place in the na-|he terms an inflationary ‘“‘wage-|°amnot be expected to absorb t
I} ao ve tion’s economy. |price”’ spiral. weer increases—that a costs
| <a é ets The steetworker’s paycheck | The steelworker’s hourly wage|°f Producing steel a price
i) enerally influences ‘has increased 75 per cent since|! the product must follow.
1) oo other Se cies == 11950, while the ae of steel has|_ 1m 1937, the steelworker earned | You Must Present Coupon With Shoes wy : ew él t during the 18s cents an hour more than
| Ss Maalion Akace bile economists say his productive |gone up 61 per cent during workers in all other manufacturing
jobs. In 1947 the spread was 20
cents. It reached 49 cents in 1955 output is the biggest single push same period.
S. S. KRESGE’S — hy mnt te mters comer AE comnts i . ~ | The United Steelworkers Union, wer says the government|and in January of this year the
ll} SHOE REPAIR—BASEMENT DOWNTOWN STORE | representing 90 per cent of the will not stand idly by while wages difference was 84 cents an hour.
———— as Nation's steel employes, is negoti-'and prices continued to spiral, but The steelworker’s $4-cent-an-hour
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F 1 | , 31 Enter in Law Coll > Test Reliable Jupiter lke Dedicates (Congress, Ike Far Apart 9) frie in tow Sclope
on 1,500-Mile Run : on Wheat Surplus Control] ctx 2 Sees, ss ; integration, 31 Negroes have en-
care cumin, ro © Cultural Cemter | ocr a coos ontyor ence » oe mone arp lnl Sites tate sa —A Powertyl Jupiter, the Army's . .|President Eisenhower priations Committee. schools in Norfolk, Arlington and reliable Intermediate range war Hails New York Project over the ways to stem the flood) ynder it. farmers now limited to Car ;
a ma oe he os Mighty Inflvence for <rmmal women, sta mien are a 1,500- - | : t
ost ee World Peace ling the taxpayers billions of dol|*7%in a much during 1960, 1961/8 CONTACT LENS * * & lars. ‘ land 1962, After 1962, planting al-| Jupiter, which Preside: * *« *£ llotments and marketing quotas ‘INFORMATION
Pe another monkey jomenee call ia pl sadad ter a anne fart yesterday — would be eliminated entirely, | and
to the fringes of space, roared T5-million-dollar cultural center! icing the Te Ragpameaen oon- I TRIAL FITTING
off at 12:52 a.m, (EST). and predicted it will be a mighty|+-4) program lest it “crash of its Safe Teen—for 6 Hours with no obligation The 60-foot missile was fired on » influence for world peace. =| own weight” and destroy the whole - | —
The President took part in Man- rodera farm program. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPD — |§ - Pontiac Optical \hattan ceremonies marking, the ‘ Martha Fay Tyl : med
jstart of the Lincoln Cen for, By 1960, he said; the govern. | ° ay Tyler was na Center
‘the Performing Arts. He flew ment will have on its hands 3's | Jefferson County “‘Safe-Teen |
‘from Washington for the occasion.| billion doliars of surplus wheat | Driver” and was presented with
The site of the center, an area | fF Which it has no use, a foreign sports car. She wrecked
of three and a half blocks on | Det even os he cent ble mnemage) SEs oe
street Broadway, itol Hil House Agricul-
aa cleared pubeaona dwell. fe Comin approved a bill
fngs and other buildings for the | pretty much flouting the adminis-
huge construction project to be /tration’s ideas. |
mae cae ie _ VOTE ACREAGE CUT , wi center sym- |
bolizes not only an inarsesing Bienes fate. am Sieg = terest in America in cultural mat-\nower has asked, the House com-
ters, = also a - petimulating | mittee voted to cut wheat acreage “
approach to oO nation S| another 30 per cent and raise sup- |pressing problems: “urban blight.”
preaing probleme “urban bight pce ome eet SD Buy NOW! Pay LATER!
Fone Galea ton ak over vis| Party a pce determined : . | under farm law te be fair to | ® plays in the international show of} fe io tite 4
export goods from 63 countries. | on nage relation son a |
* * * based pareraity
, Among the rare xifts be is re- -.. ig & oe |
| FIRST WOMAN COMMANDER — Mrs. Rem- | Pentise Press Photo |“, vlittering, delicately moulded abandoning parity and basing price _ For Boys | bert Parker (left) of 22‘Oneida Rd., made history 16. At the right is Mrs. Ray Jewell of 4692 Rock- | Cyechoslovakian chandelier, a Li-/ Supports instead on the average of Gi
. last night when she became the first woman to croft, Waterford, who was elected commander of berian table end four chairs, an/SSae) see ets coder woe. and irls
elected commander of Ponti V Chapter the chapter's auxiliary. illustrated Bible in Hebrew ceding three years. A similar
Guaranteed 1 Year " Ser of Pontiac DA . > English trom Israel some Japa-|eram was approved for corn last :
$] 95 : = |p.m, May 23 at the chapter house: |Ikerchiets i of Cer| Details of the administration plan osty %]10 [Pontiac DAV Unit Elects 33 2*.te,2e0s ase, srtes, © tice copy of Cor| Detain pe . officer. ‘Spanish cork. \ture Eza Taft Benson in testimony
imines — | irst Woman Commander — ——
NEISNER’S Pontiac Chapter 16 of the Dis-;mingham, senior vice commander; Th | ;
abled ype oar a Mrs. Joe mera Pontiac. ara by '
shistory last night w it e vice president; Mrs. tta - d ;
_Watch Repai la woman os commander. well of Pontiac, chaplain; Mrs. x
Done by Experts” Mrs. Rembert (Cleta J.) Parker, Luther Keys of Pontiac, treasurer; ys
42 N. Saginaw St. 123. of 22 Oneida Rd. became the Mrs. Lisle Smith of Pontiac, execu- as ! first woman to named com- UV¢ committeewoman; and Mrs. | > CS
mander since the post was organ- Edna Olmstead of Pontiac, alter- (+) ~
‘ized in 1930: She will lead a roster >#t¢ executive committeewoman. S ge CG
of seven other officers, all of whom s * # ; Oe. are men. | A joint installation of officers of rw <
| *~ *« the two groups will be held at 8 ce
| The mother of three children, | she served in the Women’s Army M . tj {
Corps (WAC) from 1949 to 1952 | ane ns ae oe OF alee Icense | ' |
Battalion stationed in Heidel- i . y pate ned in Beidet | AADPIICATIONS |
corporal. | Jerry D. Zimmerman, 38 Mechante j ; t
The sew der is ene of Mariene M. White, Rochester i 4
seven women disabled veterans, jisie\i Suit elie! tke | who to the 205-membe \
, apadaston tee hab been — a oe |
and he cha ty on ne) ceums tome. oe Setters VALUES VALUES VALUES HAVE FUN! | Other officers elected at the “ceorge E Desardins Parmington aaa . chapter house at 199 Auburn ave. Patricia A Rogers, Walled Lake to 60¢ to 80¢ to. $1.00
Kindy preseription — J were Jack Second of Pontiac.) ga5s+ 5 9i.c2" Swi bane | |
ote qisstes cast. 4 Quick of Ponting junior vice com: PEPIN she strc |
oe dl 4 |treasurer: Robert Rotramel of| Wary f arccks etn Marries C C 4 Cil
Creoir Drayton Plains, adjutant; Maynard, Robert K Coulter, Birmingham |
Paulson of Clarkston, chaplain:| Bettie L. Brown, Birmingham 4
Robert Copeman of Clarkston, ex-| gomes W Craft, Sitmingham :
ecutive commiftteeman, and nees C. Hail, Berwis, Tl
Brewin of Pontiac, alter-| Joy D. Shelton. Marshall, N.C i ; Or
inate executive committeeman. ecquelin © MeCrary. Bersesnee. H.C. | : . Tre
* * * Marie H Potter, Perodais Deng eters
|The chapter's auxiliary also |. srence o. Young, Farmington ; $179.95 elected officers igst night. Mrs. Carol J McLaughlin, Parmington ' ‘ up
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. . Hollywood Headlines [ Family Bible Survives {the Testament through two, world
Id Wars, Tornad ;
WATERFORD sal Please Brace Yourself, Tomado Contro "ung, nn —| te aa a
Here Comes 2nd RooneyHope Of Sciemce (rr ret son sie cated ts nee gee DRIVE-IN THEATER New Testament.
. e : 66 Died in Twisters! nat 60 year's ago. Dunn, ed By BOB THOMAS It was an accident,” explained was Ts Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:00 P. M. AP Movie-TV Writer Martha, now married to Manuel Last Year; Worst in wv # nee, rote at Mis-jas a copywriter in an ams
HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Can show|Rojas and mother of a Syedr-old) 1 ¢ Killed 689 in 1925 ee at ll ce “ t . . in and
business take another Rooney?/sirl. “My
Apparently it will have to, because|Screen Gems
young Teddy’s career is booming} boy to play
in a manner that recalls his fam-|@ TV series, They knew Teddy|reay scientists are increasingly ous father, Mickey. and wanted to take him an
Teddy started late. He was all|@Udition. 1 agreed, rotary
of 8 before he made his acting}; “He was considered too old for|storm that killg scores of people
debut, His old man started by|the part, but then I got a role in|and of dollars)
crawling onstage during his par-ja Playhouse 90 film Screen Gems) worth of damage each year. NOW! thru THURSDAY
pie
the boon? |
te spun ues apiet 5 eo 7 * | Tne STRANGEST — Enough |ents’ vaudeville act. was making. There was also the} In 1958, 66 persons died in 636
| strange headgear and goggles | Now a mature 9, Teddy relaxed | Suggested for it." © es @
worn by this boy in New York. |in the den of his Sherman Oaks x * *& A tornado may begin when a
They’re for precocious spaceage jhome after school and reminisced) After he did the part, Mickey|cool, dry air mass moves over
about his acting days. was looking for a boy to play his|warm, moist surface air. An unsta adventurers.
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FORTY-SEVEN
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By RAY HENRY *
Ederly parents may sometimes collect social security
on the social security record of @ deceased son oF
daughter.
But, just as for collecting al) social security payments,
certain specific requirements must be met.
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ts based on both
d that of 2 son or daughter.
which record would give him
basis of his own record, he can only col-
son’s record if he were entitled to more
than $45. But, he can‘t rective 2 combination of both
| views and te’ts in Los Angeles. | JZ
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Miss Novak took care of those
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fficial American festival er wood predecessor, Je Jean
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‘mother oro. Of Three Jet Pilots or older or a mother 62 or over.
The size of the payments a parent can collect depends
on (a) how many other aurvivors—that is, a widow and | MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP)—| children of the son or daughter—are éligible to social secu- Navy divers attempted to re
rity based on the same record, and (b) the average monthly | over the bedies of three jet pi-|
earnings on which the son or daughter paid social security
tax before he. or she.died.
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of payments:
The higher the average monthly earnings of the son __
or daughter, the higher the parent's paymenjs. The more |
survivors eligible fer paymenta the smaller the payments |
te a parent.
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ments based on the deceased sori’s or daughter's social secu-
rity record, ® parent's payments may range from $33 to
$95.30 a month. were part of a night navigation
and refueling mission.
Other members of the formation.
said the three ships suddenly fell
from the formation and hit the |
|water one by one. p Ep ctid } * * * a parachutes were seen.
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will be within the same range.
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Chances are the parent's payments will be smaller because
80 aero survivors are drawing them.
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Bob Considine Suggests:
Divorce Machine So Eddie Need Not Wait LAS VEGAS — The hotels in stall divorce machines—like 25- his pick this week of such head-; known author of the forthcom-
liners as Marlene Dietrich, Harry) ing autobiography entitled, “Am |a room faster than the big dining)
Belafonte, Ray Bolger, Danny; I Really Jayne Mansfield?” Full rooms are cleared the moment the Las Vegas charge you room rent; cent airline insurance.
for the privilege of losing it. The jackpot would be a hand-
A third dice fell out of a player's some one. You'd get all of Tommy
sleeve here the other night, just Manville’s ex-wives.
as he rolled the regular pair. The ’~ *« *
manager, a very tough fellow, No town in the world comes Thomas, Jimmy Durante,-Vic Da-
imone, the tremendous show from
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Mickey Hargitay. | came over to the unhappy shooter, close to this one for night /enter-
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13." Vegas in recent years), can take’ Miss Mansfield is the well-
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I consider it an affront if some-
body at the table throws a chip NASA Lists Some Restrictions
mont, They avers tor welt TO Allow U.S. Astronauts
Peddle Personal Stories
point. They always look well-to-
do, curiously enough.
A man looks effeminate playing to
roulette.
There is nothing sadder than
the sudden hush that lasts through- WASHINGTON um — The seven activities will be made public)
out that split second between the! prospective spacemen — Mercury! promptly.
time the dice come to a stop and Astronauts—may make their own * *® *
the stick man says, briskly,'deals for stories or plays about) «uring such interviews, the
Seven oe mance. DISS er eer personal Mie. | Mercury Astronauts will be di-
coming out. But, the National Aeronautics rected to disclose all information
Horse-racing, booming every- ‘and Space Administration said to-|
where else, was a flop in Las ‘ay, the seven men chosen as pos-'
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Indians Irked as Yanks Put Off Make-Up Game . Weather Saves Tigers From-You Know Who!f @.r=mm Killebrew Can't
Blast Detroit
‘When It Rains Bengals Peddle Larry
Doby Back to Chicago
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qd se : qd n e ad Nn e ad J | Ex-Tiger manager Bill Norman had so’ much con-
, fidence in Larry Doby and so little use for Charley Max-
| i one even questioned his By The Associated Press | Lane, general manager of the'cious Lane, just as he did two When a photographer suggested Well he became omer = ria ft field 4 ition as be
An intermittent rain fell and American League leading Cleve- ™onths ago in spring training. that Stengel pose with Lane at reasons for playing e liger te pos
steady sarcasm flowed dt New land Indians, was miffed because} «1 told-everybody this spring.” the Stadium, Casey replied “Let did. .
‘York's Yankee Stadium yesterday the Yankees called off yesterday's) saig Lane, “that the Yankees [™ gloat alone.” That pre “Don't worry, he is going to be tattooing those bleach-
as Frank Lane and Casey Stengel game. “Stengel, manager of the weren't invincible. New they're the cold shoulder . Stengel gave ** Norman said when asked why he was sticking with 4 "hen CS ‘tangled in the Jatest round of their sixth-place world champions, : Lane at St. Petersburg, Fla., when ’ ; : “ ° ple inaccessible. You can't find them ane held court with Yankee Doby even though he was hardly hitting his weight.
- [verbal feud: ‘shrugged and snubbed the loqua-|“t play them!” Lar Ys
WASHINGTON #—The weather? a ee Menten”: enid Cone, thes x during spring training. | Maxwell was the most depressed player on the squad man is back in the good graces . * ‘ ’ ° x & *® ’ he teat Canes: of First Title Since ’26 formed of Lane’s remarks on the) Gordon, an ex-Yankee, was Curing Norman's regime. .
Rain, which saved the Tigers i . so enrages bro ated will talk’ quoted in the Cleveland News as) = Left-hander “Paw Paw” has been, without doubt,
trom several impending losses last Alb MIAA Ch ' saying the Yankees “must be| the “people's choice” in Briggs Stadium just as Dixie
inning, saved them from facing 1 The afternoon game, the finale| wait and play us when they're er was amous
Miasesen Yilichows quate lost sight By The Associated Press | Puchet Kap Huuuete wade surest © ove geett ser hes which going better.” fans. ;
t caused postponement of the Albion College holds its firstjof at least a share of the title for}opened with a 74 eland vic-
Tigers’ game with the Washington Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic|Albion by shutting out Calvin in tory Tuesday night, was called i ae But Norman was determined Maxwell would not be
Senators. The Nats had defeated |Assn. (MIAA) baseball champion-| Wednesday's opener on five hits. |before noon. Both Lane and In-| about Rrgnme a3, ten tan his choice and he made that evident since the day he
Detroit four times, with Killebrew iship in 23 years. | Dick McNally of Albion drove indian Manager Joe Gordon ex- DEO US) SUM it SOY took over the helm from Jack Tighe last summer. belting two homers in each of the 2% | The Britons, who hadn't en six runs in the first game on a/pressed surprise that the game) "Tuesd -. +
last three. "%. 'joyed the title since 1926 in this homer and single 'wasn't re-scheduled for today, an) they'd have poe ory y aight, * |
"3 8 . AP Wirephete Venerable Michigan college league,| In another doubleheader con. 0Pen date for both the Indians) “**¥ ~ It was difficult to pin-point the reason for the ill-
Killebrew ,gets another crack STOPPED—It took the weath- ‘wrapped it up wednesday in a cluding the MIAA 1959 season, 2nd the Yankees. hg, here stalling,” he added. reeling between Norman and Maxwell except that Paw at bis favorite pitching staff to- | f™an to do something the De- doubleheader sweep over Calvin, Hillsdale beat Olivet twice, 7-1 and x * * ;“until Bill Skowron is all right 8 . ies
" might. The Tigers conclude their troit Tigers couldn't do — that 10-6 and 6-3 6-0, to finish third with an 86. ‘The Yankees, who explained 982i”. The Yankee first baseman Paw was brash and frank with his thoughts.
abbreviated series with the Sen- was, to stop Harmon Killebrew, _ Alma had won the title the last record. Jerry Taylor pitched @ one-' they don't re-schedule games 25 4 leg injury. The Yankee) He said what he thought and said it loudly. He was
artes G my Moshe — the ‘Washington third baseman (“'8"' Years. hitter in the second game. | that quickly because they can’t igen om io ie ote a angry at the Tigers for attempting to cut his salary f : ; | : # ; | - i 7
Griggs is scheduled to work for ho has been belting Detroit | Pied tvaard sole age _ Se IE an ai pee prea et a reer {| “Weather” or not, the Yankees) and he let it be known in print that he would put an
Washington. | Pitching for home runs. Last ooegame margin over Hope. AIO° vs cus os 12 2 44 would rain yesterday afternoon Should profit from the extra day; end to Norman’s moaning about the, long ball by
The Tigers used the rainy day, ™sbt's game was called. but Ajbion fintshed the season with Mulsdale 00.0000... “lief and today. For the record, there rest. Several olla been aiming for the fence on every pitch. : to sell veteran outfielder Larry the big slugger will have a a record of 12 victories and two rn oeore Dani enna | 3 -Was no rain at game time at the tiling « virus, end Six tad | .
Doby to the Chicago White Sox.| chance to continue his feast to- | defeats as against Hope's 11 and (Adrian ..-... eee eae 6 4 Stadium, but it did raim later in € able to play again Friday, His competitor,. Doby, who was ‘supposed to shatter
They received more than the $20. night. | three, Shree TED 2 if) the afternoon, fay leggy meet the Chi- the fences, is now gone and Maxwell is getting back his
\confidence under Jimmy Dykes.
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Now if Doby does any tattooing of the fences he will be
doing it against the Tigers. —
Besides, the Tigers were paying him $30,000 and it
wasn't worth the risk for the dissension it was caus-
ing in view of the fact that Maxwell had to take a
cut from this same figure. m
It can be chalked-up as another bad Tiger deal which
' \has had many poor chapters in a thick volume of trades.
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX
Why don’t Pontiac area men bowlers get down tobrass ~
tacks in splitting with Detroit and forming their own
association? They are accepting the relationship of be-
ing step-sons to the Detroit Association which has
enough to handle with its own city bowlers. ;
The area men would do better in patterning the Pon-
tiac Women’s Bowling Association for convenient and
jautonomous organization. 000 waiver price for Doby, who —— SaInnnaianiadaicdiaamiaialaaaiainmmmminaaiammmmiaa
seems to have lost his hitting
eevsin Activity at ‘500° Is Slowed by Rain
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be has wrought since displacing
Bil) Norman. i
He found the Tigers have made |
ah amazing turnabout under his
guidance. Dykes’ first message to
his team was to stop pressing, to|
relax. .
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The Tigers went out and won the
first seven of nine games with’
Dykes at the helm. They had won
two and lost 15 under Norman.
That stacks up as a .778 percentage:
for Dykes and ‘a .118 percentage
Hor Saturday's
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ire and runs. They de fog slowed activity Wednesday at Oakland County's: to football player of 1958, John
two decisions tor Dykes. | the Indianapolis Motor Speedway \Lucadasi of West Bloomfield, is deciding on his cho’
as drivers tried to get_in proctieg ‘between the University of Michigan and Millsdalé.. .
iwhile Pontiac: Central’s John Bandy is woking toward
Western Michigan. x = velved in five one-rem ‘contests ,
and lest all five.
The pitching staff with Dykes as.
manager lived up to the predic. |
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training. Norman said jt was one}
of the best—if not the best—in the’
American League. j *x * *
Crawford of Pasadena, |
Cali, ne "ot ie hw *2t3\Chisox Option 8 :
Ber, SEE lacksontoMoce Sahn Reaches Coveted
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Norman got only two complete 7 al tg 5 Sas: ee *s bi MOS ogee 6 3 Ss }a connecting rod. Room for Doby og ® ‘
games out of his pitchers and one i Pe ES RARE RCT ies * * & ' { : BOSTON (UPI) — The second was in a lost causé two days be. | The supermarket chain : White S :
fote he was fired. Dykes’ hurlers! THEN AND NOW — Old Number 10, the ~ Salih, owner of the Belond Special drives along- | er’s crew probably will aave Ot Senos fire icomen Ton Jouions : have turned in five wiming vote car which won the first feature 250-mile race at side. The Belond has won the last two 500-mile | car runming again Thursday. |to Indianapolis of the American |
nl emi nage a ZAMES.! the Indianapolis Speedway in 1909, is displayed races. Qualifying trials will start Saturday for |Reokie Earl Motter of Fresne, |Association to make room for , ryt became & by the owner Lowell R. Whitla while George the 1959 classic, May 30. Calif, threw a red Tuesday and |Larry Doby. | By United Preae international | wits ever She. Chines ome bap weapon of attack when Dykes ar- 7 ui fast working mechanics had his | The move brought Chicago tothe; ‘Warten Spahn, his 250th vic:ory, a 53-29 Iifetime edge ever them. |
ge Piel ag ~ cached , car functioning again Wednes- |25-player limit, including rookie |in the record book. may be the) ‘The victory lifted the Braves . re) . ° a a I, , a" winni » j a i
belted 18 in nine game for Dykes AMericans Face Determined Irishman | — 7 outhelder Norm Cash who is car-| Tague history by the end of the(ttt, mse first, Wace when! the Charlie Maxwell, who was in Nor- Fi gona Sleory her La ice act as a returning serviceman. $€8S0n. praret ong Pirates ge the Los
man’ . has hit tive si : ¢ te aa | Dodgers, 64, on a two the ee pdhaphaiig aaa db " ‘drivers in U.S: Alito Club races| Jackson, former Western Michi- Spahn became the 25th pitcher! yn 8th - inning homer. by Dick — | to wear long-sleeved uniforms|84" player, had batted only 10/ever to reach the 250-mark when suo: ‘The San Francisco Giants ; treated with a flame-retarding so-|times in six games this season col-|he hurled the Milwaukee Braves), 4) ..
to a 32 vi Louis Philadelphia Phillies, Released Ba e lhution. lecting three hits, Veteran Earljto & ictoyy over the St. 6-0, and the Chicago Cubs
1S xes | * * & Torgeson has been holding down/Cardinals Wednesday night. Carll’ Cincinnati Rete 100) mee
May Quit Game j MUIRFIELD, Scotland —' raised on a golf course in Dublin} Charles Cee in Scotch foursomes Officials also announced plans the first base berth. Hubbell with 253 wins and Eppa oth National League quae. The
; American Walker Cup golfers play|and who hag spent much of his! fomorrgw and in singles Satur- to try to smooth out the race start| The White Sox purchased Doby | Rixey with 266 are the only N@-icuiae, white Sox downed the LOS ANGELES (AP) Ap. this weekend against a man who is time playing golf ever since. day. jwith a twoway radio system, from the Tigers. fran peloenayre ee ae eee Boston Red Sox, 40 in the only 4/0 devoted to the thoughts of beat-| Carr and Reid Jack, a 35-year- Hand a themrare only rican}
though the Los Angeles Dodgers ing them that he has hit 600 prac-| off Seettish insurance mea, trem | The matches will be over Muir) Speedway President Tony Hut. \Leaguers Lefty Grove with 300|“™mérican League activity. cut loose Jim —— the big third tice shots a day since October. the backbone of the British Walk- field’s 6,806-yard seaside links ly-| sae — ee ede — ‘Class F Boys Tryout and Eddie Plank with, 324, : * * *
to Spokane > = a The man is Joe Carr. a 37-year-| er Cup team which meets the ne poe the oul Fak of his pace vl to help him keep In | Players are wanted to tryout for | ~*~ * ~~ got the run he needed fo
’* *« *& old Irishman who was born and Americans under Captait Forth | touch with Chief Stewart Harlan [the Pontiac Fire-Fighters a class; At 38, Spahn has had a bit of le ter por Syke li
“I know I can still play big. * rs Fengler at the starting line. F team for boys 13 and under.; trouble getting started this year As Pap fo Ci ere Ne mecMne¢! British hopes of winning the the eighth inning. Alex Grammas
lesgus baseball,” he suid, “I hope Walker Cup for the first time since| Fengler will be in telephone|Practice will Be held Saturday) tut Re picked on one of his faves’ had nicked Spahn for a two-run oo ee ee sdf ° 1938: and for only the second time|communication witb. eight obsery-| rom 10: 109 p.m. a cousins” Wednestay mig. \double in the second inking but e me to —— major | = in history are higher this yearjers around the track. oslyn south diamond. | Spaha has scored two of his 1959 the Braves tied the score in the
enypie ace aa ‘sartang eae 0C Orin Our than ever before because of four}: * *. @ ag fourth on a walk, singles by Eddie to giving F aA eo ght | s years of preparation and direction) Jerry Unser ‘of Lakewood, Calif. — Mathews and Wes Covington, an = aad re * s {by the Royal ‘and Ancient Club,|severely burned in a practice run : infield out and Del Crandall’s It took Baxes 12 years to get to | By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF _ Cage: ey. plowed a heap jy watbass Ly Po ypaega bon Arey sacrifice fly.
a omageclgg pg pony atv) PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Consistency lacking. players, and th total restyling vf ‘ atichey Vernon, whe played
dered him back to its Pacifi¢ / ° , pata eat re Res Hank : Const Le farm club. DIAGNOSIS: Attention te important details also S| “ta gelf-1 have changed every Ralph Liguori of, Tampa, Fia,, yore pag o-for-3 Pos
| lacking. * thing from my grip to my stance | a 10-year-racing veteran but new run fourth. Early psig with
. s TREATMENT: Swinging effectively-at a golf ball §| % ™¥ putting stroke and to my | at the Speedway, completed the 253 wins, is the omly active urnou 5 -| putter,’ sald Carr, “I don’t feel | 120-mile-an-hour phase of his \® calls for giving strong attention to details. One important &| quite yet Uke I've got everything | driver's test in the Italian El- pitcher with more victories than
Bo ton’ 6 4 Wi '— detail—to which many golfers give almost no attention 3) straightened out, but I'm just | Dorado M 8. He has 138 and Spa
h 5 - in Fs —is the waggle. (Waggle is ©) around the corner. | 130 to go, Stuart's winning homer for Pitts-
7 zi the name given the little 3 ¢| All these changes have been| Jim Packard ‘of Indianapolis,|’ burgh overcame a 43 Dodger lead
' DORTMUND, Germany (AP)— » preliminary motions made » , made in the midst of a highly suc-|who wrecked a car May 10 but which resulted from Don De.
The Boston Bruins turned in a 6-4)¢ just before going into the ® | cessful career — making the high-|escaped injury, and Bob Schroed- meters eighth homer of the sea-
victory over the New York. Rang-"* swing proper.) gy popular Carr one of the few,'er of Chester, Ill., who spun off son. Elroy Face, the Pirates’ bril-
ers Wednesday night as the two} Please believe me when I ©, if not the only, international ama-|the track May 11, were told to ob- liant, 155-pound reliever, took over
National Hockey League teams/§ 4), you: the- waggle is im. \teur ever to switch his game so/tain more racing experience be in the seventh inning and gained played befpre a small turnout of dortant. Tt te'jnuch more . 2 | much. fore returning to the Speedway. credit for his fifth straight victory.
”~ * * | than a few incidental t _ rs pein oe : yielded eight hits in seven innings. oo Rangers jumped off in front}? movements aimed at loos- ; a rri ors n ‘ e t i t’ Smokey Burgess had three aits two goals in the first period|® ening the musicles — at |W. La d Th S ] and started the by Bill Sweeney and George Sulli-'} jeast it should be. * with a Maibens 35 van, Guy. Gendron -picked up one : ‘ a ; :
for Boston. Waggle the, club = %| PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The|predicted a $100,000 increase th} §@* * + straight back and forth . i |Philadelphia Warriors havelgate receipts for his Warriors) | Daily But the Bruins c along the intended line ec, ‘|signed Wilt (The Stilt) Chamber-/alone. ‘ . oo ae in he second period of flight—not aimless- : F ilain to a one-year contract for! The seven-foot ‘plus Negro act DETROIT
wo more “more than $30,000, making him/took a cut from the $67,000 he over and d Toppazzini tallied tae og eae pyro" ae qua Se Sy nhee e ithe highest paid player in the|earned with the Harlem. Globe an $3.60
ond period goals ferro ody rd ia te this alg history of the National Basketball|trotters last year. He said he the smallest double
vath the other, » coming in along same line, and - §/assn. «(wanted to give up the role of el Payk
“John Hanna tallied going straight through the ball toward the target. w 2-8 clown for a place in big league {last June 27, * poh ‘Think of the Fell the re tute: Re * ne mga after the Sgn yey and want ee Make * Eddie “Shac! eas swing in minia yesterday, owner hometown team. Valley Farms of Detroit, for the Rangers in the second pe.|— Member that, to an important extent, a proper waggle §/aie Gottlieb predicted that Chaf-| Bob Cbusy of the Boston Celties| - feature ste riod and Jim Bartlett added _ will bring about a proper swing. berlain would pack houses ajl/had been considered the highest ‘| the ‘Haste,
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gene a, bard-carmea victory ror ween prising Troy had 36%; * *& &
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46 Publinx Golf Trials
‘Add 7 Qualifying Sections by ‘M’ Pupils NEW YORK (AP) — The last!be decided in four rounds of 18| ANN ARBOR (UPI)—The Uni-
time the National Public Links hole matches and semifinals and|versity of Michigan student body
championship was played at Den- finals at 36 holes. gave overwhelming 4-to-1 support 7
Prep Golf Regionals Friday
44 Inches Tall
and 42 Blows
| Around Links
lowa Golfer Orders
Special Clubs, Then
Shoots His Height 4-to-] Support
for Rose Bow!
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ver’s Wellshire Course, the tour- * * *& to the athletic department in its ¥ Local Schools
mament drew 3.586 entries — the The tournament July 13-18 is/@rive to retain the Rose Bowl FORT MADISON, lows @ —
largest ever for a U.S. Golf open to bona fide public course |P@<t. Frank Dodge is one golfer who
Assn. tournament. That was iD players who haven't had privi-| Of 2,7000 students that voted * can shoot nine holes in figures
1946 leges of private clubs or any | in the two-day referendum, | om efe equal to his height and be proud
x* * * course from which the general) 2,134 approved the Big Ten’s | of his score.
It returns there im July and the jpublic is excluded during the cur-| agreement to play in Pasadena . Frank, whe can almost hide
USGA teday set up 146 sections— rent year i each New Year's Day. standing up inside aA average
seven more than last year—for | USGA amateur rules apply to And if the Rose Bowl is dropped, | ree | eS size golf bag, stands just 44 inch-
the’ sectional qualifying rounds this championship except that py the Big Ten at its meeting May, | es tall.
between June 18 and June °3. , any player is permitted to ac (21-23 in Ann Arbor, 2,478 students, Major} f E tries | x *« *
The added rounds are at Boise, | cept transportation and $10 daily ‘said that the U. of M. should take! gjority 0 n | Although he has puttered
Des Moines, New Orleans, Kan- for living expenses from funds part in any post-season bowl. | at Flint, Farmington; around a got course for some
sas City, Omaha, Albuquerque, | administered by sectional | * ~* Fj | M 23 doten years, he found that cut-
N.M., and Houston. fying chairmen. The chairman Michigan's faculty representative | inais ay down clubs didn’t do much for
The qualifying rounds will re.| St aside $3 of cach $5 entry fee atready has indicated that he er his evans. help his disposition
duce the field to 150 players for, for “ls Purpose. syeee Soe conned at Oe Bee a Lo aoa a Gukltnd Coun| Bob Fry, gett protiesiesal at the tournament at Denver. An-' * « * ; _ tiac and throughou' he vot ° Country. Chub,
other 36-hole qualifying round) Last year’s winner and runner. ty swing a — Madison abt ae.
there will cut it to 64 for match up, Dan Sikes Jr. of Jacksonville, Bo imer ond Harney at three og on ee “i helped Freak — po? a
play and also decide the three Fla., and Robert Ludlow of In-) ing berths s finals eens his
man sectional team champion- dianapolis, are exempt from sec-|jn TV Golf Match Port Huron a. PP pe 8 improving
ship. The championship then -will|tional qualifying if they enter. LAS Sav. ti ~ be Bin majority rad = — da botenNeeut-
. ‘nold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa., and) Sccskerent an Wusuaieian Claes ty shot 2 42 — his best nine hole
CONVERTIBLE TOPS ‘Paul Harney of Worcester, Mass., | Club while four schools will com- eceqo--which te 7 over par.
: . met today in the TV all star golf nga ny UO pete at Burroughs Golf Course in
Immediate Installation ‘tournament af: : Brighton, « Oth | ning Home
1 * * *x .
Palmer bested Billy Maxwell of - AP Wirephete gg rr tar ere North. \4 +
Odessa, Tex., yesterday by four TAKES A SPILL—Jockey James Wyatt spills broken collarbone. Ballybrittas is the horse on — -e, Mt. Clemens and Pest ie. Wins for Spartans
strokes, shooting 35-34—69 to Max-| from his fallen mount, Allan Adale, in the third the right. This was in the “Adaptable” a steeple- | POT yo ons ‘ae as cass
jwell’s 36-37—T3, | Trace at Belmont yesterday. Wyatt suffered a chase race won by Walrus. A contestants at Flint which will | “ : eins . EAST LANSING \#—A three-run
“ CUSTOM WORK | whe — ea Har include all the Saginaw Valley (ith inning gave Michigan State
BY EXPERTS sich tan Bob Rebus ai C R | : ocheola. a 54 non-conference baseball win ee ea : anoes Nace Snead Festival Starts Today Strong St. Frederick and St. Mi-jover Notre Dame here yesterday
y chael will be carrying Pontiac’s| The Spartans, also 54 in the Big
i ’ \colors in the C-D division as Clark-'Ten, now go into a tough weekend | al ston and Holly take part in Class|test against Purdue and Mlinois. 8 re. Michigan State was trailing 4-2
. The list at Farmington will have going into the ninth when Al Lup-
it will still be the one to beat) Birmingham, Berkley, Southfield, low tied the score with a homer
although he wil} be 47 years old|Oak Park, Dondero and Kimball after Don Munce singled. ‘Singles
later this month. His score last/Of Royal Oak and the host Falcons by John Fleser, Bill Shudlich and
year was six strokes better than in Class A. Bob Monezka added up to the NOW IS THE TIME FOR NEW SEAT COVERS | 2° 4". “ols. tomorrow.
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WALLOON LAKE (UPI)—About
WEDNESDAY’S HOME RUNS
By The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
None NATIONAL LEAGUE
Banks (8), Cubs; Mays (4), Wagner (1), SEAT COVER MART | .
Giants; Stuart (5) Pirates: Demeter (8). 30 canoes from throughout North- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. : inaw St. FE 8-4534 ee op 111 S. Sagina = ‘ern Michigan are expected to par- W. Va. (AP) — The “youngsters
— ———— —r ————————=<<<| ticipate in the ninth annual Bear in golf will try to break through
day.
The course of the 18-mile race, | Lake-to-Petoskey canoe race Sun- the ‘‘old guard’’ again in the Sam
Snead Festival beginning today.
Only twice in the 12 years of
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a highlight of the opening day of the tournament staged on Snead's
| Michigan Week goes through Wal-;/home grounds have so-called new-
jloon Lake to a point where the} comers been able to outscore. the
|canoes portage into Bear Lake for veteran campaigners.
|the run to Petoskey | That was in 199 when Cary
| Steve Kolonick and Larry Kin- yriddiecoff took it at the age of \del! of Tawas City will be on hand 92 ond Herman Scharlau in 1954
to defend their professional title.! 5+ the age of 33. but making his
first professional tour
Cleveland Signs MSU ks * *
Sophomore Outfielder The other winners are among
the best known in golf—Henry
par | West Bloomfield, a good candi. .
The only player to go over par, date for some honors this sea-
for the two courses used for the’ son, Bloomfield Hills, Troy, Clar-
tourney and win was Scharlau. emceville, Northville and Royal
He had 274 and it was equalled Oak Shrine will be alj in Class
by Snead who lost to Schariau on} B at Farmington.
the third overtime hole. The only loca) Class A entry at
s+ * ‘Brighton is Walled Lake. Milford
Snead's best tournament win-'and Brighton will be in Class B
ning score was 263 in 1951. This and Royal Oak St. Mary in the
|was the year after Hogan set the|C-D group.
record of 259, at that time also) »- *&¢
equalling the world's fewest num-| Action at each site wil] begin at!
ber of strokes for 72 holes 8:30 am. and continue through
winning run
Mickey Sinks, in as a relief
pitcher in the final inning, was
credited with the win. Jim Hannan,
the Notre Dame starter, was pulled
in the*ninth and tagged with the
loss.
Notre Dame . 0
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Only 95 Attend Game
$$ | SAGINAW \P—The Cleveland h "| The lowest now is 257. scored! most of the day. The low 4 schools’ . BASEBALL LITTLE GUE SHOES 40% Off All MacGregor ; Cotton, Ben Hogan, Dutch Harri . em ; irs turned to Sioux City in 1947 saw SHOES LEA Indians have signed Michigan .o Ed Oliver and Snead—four i 1955 in Texas by Mike Souchak,|in Class A and low, 2 in “B” and i) goes lose te Appleton, 12-8,
$4.95 $3.98 BALL GLOVES State’s Al Luplow, a sophomore | ¢;n< another of the Snead Festival C-D will be eligible for the finals lait in tea Sines id Longe.
star in baseball and football, to Gary Player, act yet 2, winds competitors as wil be the individual medalist Only 95 persons turned cut and
a bonus baseball contract. are =e. ; bas ee Dow Finsterwald also is a likely;in each class
AAA The SPORT SHOP | Walter (Hoot) Evers, Cleve {he latest challenge ast Year candidate to knock off the old The finalists in Classes A, and Yor Sa SV NY | land farm director, announced ager e = ee ae — sid timers who go all the way back to'/C-D will play at the Black River _ ee
~ WN | me signing here teday. Evers “a : ait fea er to Billie Burke. the U.S. Open win- Country Club while the B boys vie . ™ ‘~ N TO declined to name the bonus paid, ae h a = fii wire ner in 1931, and Henry Picard, at the Port Huron Golf Club—all MAY
. | but said the Saginaw News esti- a (ee ee, Om ae SES, the Masters champion of 1938. ‘on May 23 SAFETY SPECIAL
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| Luplow, hitting above the .400° rhe . © a diate
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a < a | a few hours earlier had helped aiming at Snead for the tourna-| ~ : q Wheels * Adjust Brakes * Adjust
| the Spartans to a 5-4 victory over |ment running through Sunday and’ : . Emergency
| ‘ -@@ | Notre Dame with a two-run ninth so are Harrison and Oliver. Baseball] oma Just Like 1859 Pies inspection of other safety paris
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Could Be an Epidemic ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
Chief Thinclads Face Hot Title Test at Thurston é
Area Preps in Six Regionals
He. ts the second Washington | limit. cay ne ein ae ab rh bi
alee oP E}S paws * FFE igen 9088 eee 9 Bt este 4333 Bate ty i Bieery 6 3885 Bice S” 3115) Much ot the top interest Mich) Kings thle corte. one mated» ees eg eta Ea at Bel rf $000 Lom th StoemACrD Wo a888 3999/84" High School track and field) shaky favorite’s spet. Farming- Migh, Garden City. Br ; St. Cecilia, Praser, Grosse Ile., Somethi j Foomas 3898 Tomson cf 363 1/W one ab 4818 Brant ib 49} fregiona regional meets, Saturday, for east- ton, led by brilliant hurdler War |*«he0ls. 9 ares ent ‘ big = te ag ng new n summer comfort! ; embies os 4809 8 Farior c $id simmer” ree Berens Sb fey ye Mic Michigan, will be focused on| ren Cawley, and the Maples | Fog a egg a Boston. Mew, hhoren, A | Grosse . Michael, 5 °
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| T rome? , S435 | ones | “dark horse” Pentinc Central (Sivan, Meduen. Lakers, Garvmnleiizen, Dona, Conane. Bees \O'Toale p 3333 ee a ae 1ee8 Reason for the unusual interest] was = recerd-tetal champ, last |", Univ. ot Detroit (A)—Austio, Cath. | Howell Mason, Milford, Okemos.
i 23020 Totals 30 676 in this particular event lies in the) year, at Ypsilanti, with 81 points. Cen of BBs, ot it Central (B-C-D}—(no area teams | @—Called out on strikes ne | ‘Dame, we - —# Park, rt tw Be Birmingham Country Dey 2 D,
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Study Prospective Shock From Nuclear Harbor Excavation TTF PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
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Two Americans Want Siberia Safe miles away with damaging effect.;rounding’ area and come down 70 10, they added, that it could carry
Blast waves from the bombs miles or more away on Las Vegas enough pressure 70 miles to break
and other inhabited places with ™0St windows and some doors. By RENNTE TAYLOR
AP Science Writer
SAN FRANCISCO ‘AP: — Two
scientists disclosed today they are
taking steps to prevent yeflected
shock waves from breaking win-
dows and causing other damage
in Soviet Siberia when they use
big nuclear bombs to create a new
harbor. in Alaska.
As planned by the U.S. govern-
five nuclear bombs will be ment
set off, probably in 196]. to ex-
cavate a harbor in Kotzebue
Sound. on the northwestern Alas
ka coast
* * *
The site is only about 200 miles
from Siberia. . The researchers
said they had learned that under
certain conditions shock waves
could carom off upper air layers
and return to earth more than 300 = —
Many Kurds Are Opposed — ride on air-ducting layers, said
J..W. Reed and H. W. Church of
the Sandia Corp. They addre’
the second Plowshare Symposium
on Industrial and Scientific Uses of
Nuclear Explosions. The sympo-
sium is sponsored by the Atomic
Energy *Commission and the Uni-
versity of California's Lawrence;
Radiation Laboratory. The Sandia}
Corp: is a privately owned organ-
ization which makes _ nuclear
weapons for the government, op-
erating at Los Alamos and Albu-
querque, N.M., and at Livermore,
Calif.
* * *
It was these air-ducting layers
that caused shock waves from the
Nevada atom bomb tests to leap}
frog over the immediately sur-
to Pro-Commie Chieftain (One of the weapons the Soviet
Union is emploving to maintain fer
ment in the Middle East ‘is the
desire. of the Kurd tribes for inde
pendence. AP Foreign News Analyst
Willem L. Ryan reports on strong
anti-Communist feelings among some
of the Kurds)
By WILLIAM L. RYAN
PASVEH. Iran +AP)—Thousands
of Kurd tribesmen have fled
across the rugged northwest Iran
* {an frontier from Iraq rather than
submit to domination by a pro
sal
There wag sharp fighting in the
frontier area as recently as four
days ago, when about 5.000 Kurds
crossed into Iran. Others of the
tribe have fled into Turkey
* * *
This information comes from
Amir Aly Asheyara, the head
khan (landlord) of a huge area
occupied by Kurds of the Mamash
tribe. He owns this village and
about 130 other Kurdish villages in
the southwestern part of Iran's
Azerbaijan Province, only a few
miles from the Iraqi border
’ The Kurds, under a leader iden-
tified as Sheik Raschid, left 13
Barzani tribesmen dead after a
fight with them and Iraqi gen-
darmerie. The khan said Raschid
lost two dead and had two wound
ed
* * *
The Barzanis are followers of
Mullah Mustafa Barzani, who
spent a dozen years in exile in
the Soviet Umon after an abortive
attempt to establish a satellite
Kurdistan in Iran, Iraq and Tur
key
The khan said Sheik Raschid’s
people lacked sufficient ammuni-
tion to continue the battle and had
to flee. He said the 1,000 refugee
families now live in tent settle
ments not far from here.
* * *
Apparently many Kurds preced-
ed Rasechid'’s people across the
frontier in a migration which be-
gan soon after the Iraqi revolution
last July. This country is so
rugged, vast and uhderpopulated
that it is easy for. Kurds to lose
temselves in it.
This village is not
appear om many maps, but
leader is an influential Kurd, rul-
ing about 20.000 people. His home
is a hilltop dominating the primi-
tive mud hut village and overlook-
ing a valley richly green with
winter wheat. Towering snowcap
mountains surround the fertile
valley
* * *
The khan leases the land to his
followers, taking a percentage of
their production in payment. To
Kurds this is. normal
Amir Aly is fiercely anti-Com
munist and says all his people are
too. Most Kurds are equally anti-
Communist, he maintains. He
says the Soviets have no chance
to promote another Kurdish upris-
ing as they did 13 years ago, when
Barzani with Soviet backing tried
to set up an independent Krdistan
in northern Irag and Iran.
* * x
Barzani’s revolt was crushed
but he and thousands of his fol-
Jowers escaped to- the Soviet
Union. With the overthrow of the
monarchy in Iray. last summer
Barzani returned to Iiaq and has
Steadily gained influence in the
regime of Premier Abde| Karim
Kassem
Nearly 1.000 Kurds who followed
Barzani to the Soviet Union were
shipped back to Iraq in April
Egyptian newspapers said they
had been trained for partisan wai
fare. Moscow described them as
refugees and said
likely to!
its | uncle and four nephews in a mas
sacre of anti-Communist elements
in Azerbaijan Province in 1946
Coexistence with the Commu-
* * *
nists is impossible, he declared
“hike the coexistence of fire and
water’
We are not afraid of the Rus
sians he commented grimly
“They won't put a foot in Iran
unless they are ready for World
War Il
Marilyn Wins ‘David’
NEW YORK (UPI) — Italy's
“David,” equivalent of Hollywood's
“Oscar,” for best foreign actress
of 1958 was presented yesterday to
Marilyn Monroe for her role in
“The Prince. and the Showgirl.’
+
sseq Window-busting effect, Reed - and =
\Church said. * *
During the spring of 1961 the)
There are three air-ducting lay- Scientists plan to establish the air-|
ers, they added. One is about ‘ucting pattern around the Kotze- |
6,000 feet up, another at around bue area with conventional ex-'
35,000 feet, and a third at 100,000 plosives. The idea will be to pro-:
to 150,000 fect. ;tect inhabited Alaska areas as
. * * Siberia. |
About one-third of the time at * ® *
Kotzebue a ducting layer will be The problem is to find out
present below 50,000 foot altitude. whether Siberia would be in the
When a bomb produces a shock 'line of reflected shock waves dur-
wave capable of instantly boosting ing early fall or spring, the re-
atmospheric pressure
ily by about 3 per cent, a duct If it
can carry the shock 100 miles and shock pressures will momentar- searchers said.
is found that excessive
be carried}
break -windows, the researchers to Siberia during certain periods |
said. ithe nuclear firing will be delayed!
There would be one chance in until the duct pattern shifts, }
THE GIRLS
By Franklin Folger *
“She wants more strained prunes Shall I give her a second coat?
BOARDING HOUSE
N\A MAYPOLE/ MY WO
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OW OPINION OF
GAXTER= 4 MM:
HEH-HEH! SNUFFY, YOL) SHOULD
HOVE SEEN IT~- BAXTER DANC-
Ut ING ON THE GREEN AND
Y SHOUTING AT THE MOON, WITH
CORNWALLIS FESTOONED TO
HIS LEG LIKE FLOWERS ON
WHAT A PERFORMANCE / )
RD,
TM Reg US Pat OFF
© 1949 oy NEA Be YOU COULD HAVE SOLD OUT THE
BACK ROW OF THE BALCONY
WITH THAT BALLET, MAJOR
A we BOT A JURY MAY WATCH
THE REVIVAL! IF THAT DOG
“1 GETS TRENCH MOUTH,
‘COUNSELOR CRUMWELL, HIS
OWNER, WILL CHOP UP YOUR
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OUT OUR WAY
FORM A GUY
OH, BOSH! AGAINST
THEM OLD MUZZLE
LOADERS YOU COULD
WALK UP AND CHLORO-
BEFORE
HAR-HAR/ SAN JUAN HILL /
HAR-HAW/ WHY, I KNOW A
FELLER WHO MADE A BiG
HAVE LOLLIPOPS AT BULL
“RUN OR GETTYSBURG?
HAH! DID WE?
” . \: ANN = \ * .
TU ACS
almost half | \
were women and children Z lit \
* * *& ' \ ,
Amir Aly, an educated. culturd ” man. remembers Barzani witl WIL lias
bitterness and says the Mullah’s BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON va me hee ter iis
followers murdered his Mrothe ee —
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CURLERS, SILLY! PUT THEM ON THE TABLE ! ™,)
DIXIE DUGAN TO SLEEP WITH THAT
HARDWARE ON
YOURE ACTUALLY GOING
By McEvoy and Strieber
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 ~
Judge Stops
Recall Election Rules Madison Heights
Petitions ‘Insufficient,’
Evidence Lacking
MADISON HEIGHTS — Oakland
County Circuit
Was Plane Blast
Due to Bomb? Probers Say It'll Take:
Some Time Before They
Can Answer Question
BALTIMORE, Md. (AP)—It will
te meni. ron mons. veer(F AIT) AVANCE two airliner accidents,— 300 miles
and 38 minutes ‘apart — that
claimed 33 lives. Both involved) CHICAGO ®— The grain fu- Capital Airlines planes bound for res market worked’ yooh
Atlanta. Strength in early Board ot Trade
A mysterious explosion ripped | 'Tansactians today with soybeans!
apart a turboprop Viscount high | !eading a general but limited ad- | The — lcovering. sales of locally grown
aren ng tale rae
Market by growers and issued a re- Soybeans Lead | MARKETS | Market Soars
== to Record Highs Si Scale Quotations are furnished by the NEW YORK ~The stock mar-'s Horkey and five councilmen. Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of ket advanced further into record, Judge Adams ruled the petitions
Wednesday. high ground early today. Trading fijeq asking for Ahe election were
was heavy. Leading issues rose ‘‘insufficient’’ and that he could
from fractions to about a point. jfind no violations of the Madison
over Maryland, hurling al} 31) Vance. | Detroit Produce aboard to their deaths. The trag- * ok t savies * * * Heights city charter as regards pe-
edy occurred at 5:18 p.m. Tues- Commission houses were under- _—. a age OH srrhtrnb ete ary «4 Steels and motors were MOre| was rs’ a that favoritism
day 15 miles east of Baltimore|stood to be heavy buyers of new [Northern Spy. ba. . ‘iste seseeees 2.50 active than other major groups. - warding conteacte, when the air was turbulent from|crop soybeans. Two major firms Steele Red, bu, 0.6... s.sseeneees 3 Chemicals continued to rise. Cop-| It was alleged that Horkey
a Gu alone bought well over a million! aspe Ph ie on gape siso Pers performed better than they) and five councilmen had pres-
Just 38 minutes earlier, a giant! bushels within the first few min-|Chives.. Ne We aero inccermeoon: 1.18; have recently sured former city manager Jack
Constellation landing at Charles-| utes, Leaks, Me. er doe a6 . P. Sweitzer to use fayoritism in ton, W.Va., toppled over the end Nearby cor eased a bit on an Parsley. Toot, doz 150, Electronics and othe: glamour awarding contracts.
of a runway and burst into’ in paar ha the earenipe, ba gcesnsesanioersanee ABS stocks did very little. Thiokol
flames, killi ‘ : iehes, ede dor P38) was ap more than a point on | Besides Horkey, councilmen . killing two of the 44 per-\jargest since Monday. The first |Zadishes. sons aboard. Radishes, white, doz. s+. 1.25. the vpening then backed Bs named were LeRoy M. Ainsley, offer to deliver corn on the May/|Rhubarb, hothouse, dez bens... .. 1.10 Henry F. Pickering J: A + © * contract, all was retend-(Tomstoes. hothouse. 8 ibs ‘..:, 300 to a met loss of about 2. Zenith | erome A.,
& emial ene, was GREENS continued as a bigh-stepper, besa) Floyd J. Nykanen -and The Viscount was en route from ered. |Mustard. No. 1. bu cores $2.50 2. Dean W. New York non-stop. The Constel- * * * SBorrel (WG 262 eee ccssz- 0! ee 0 ss 2.00 gaining more than
ieilen ce ; ig Bpingth, bu. 6.0225. ce 6scs0c= 20 2 00 * *« * The restraining order against the ame from Buffalo, N.Y., »| After about an hour wheat was Turnips. bu sititeveunevsetosscuees 2 1 el
via Pittsburgh. Rails showed a slight upside ‘recall election was requested by unchanged to % cent a bushel high- M Civil Aeronautics Board inves-| er, May $1.09%: corn % lower to tendency. Oils were mixed. aurice A. Merritt, attorney for | tigators converged on both loca-|1,’ higher May $1.25le: oats % to! Poultry and Eggs The market was following ‘ SX. who argued before Judge) DONATE BUS TO BOYS’ CLUB — Joseph: Pentine Press Phete ee ee — Adams Monday that charges) Davis (right), president of the Pontiac Civitan is senior member of the Boys’ DETROIT POULTRY
(AP) —Prices ~~
for No through from its upsurge to an
ay name ta eeu. historic peak in yesterday's clos-
quapty live poultry: ent t ing averages. It had. further fuel
Heavy type hens 1 light ype *.')° for a rise in good corporate news. wl Nig NR Age te ie gens poe et Ae r capes- figures showing a record annua . . Or ae ee tor April nousing starts and OO” of Flint Soldier |
continued optimism on auto pro- Drowns in Alaskan Pit Salvation Army to Hold 25-26: ducklings 27
s. to. duction. tions but made it clear, after a) 14
full day’s work, that it would take, 1, higher, May $1.36: soybeans
a long time to get any specific pace % to % higher, Mey $2.304s.
Was there a bomb on the Balti-
more plane’? This was the >
ee ae? ee ee Casino Ballroom
answer. CAB and Capital officials at Walled Lake \y 1 higher. May 68'%; rye % lower against the men were “‘insuffi-| Cub, is shown here handing the keys to the bus cient” to warrant the election. behind him to Bud Printz, of 362 Whittemore St., at
a member of the Pontiac Boys’ Club. Looking on DETROIT, May 14
DETROIT EGGS
would not comment except to say Iporeis in’ case’ tote, ‘Poasval Btetel @NCHORAGE, Alaska —
they were examaiming every piece ‘Opens May 23 eet ornae a sets 14-35, wtd.| es ‘ald Clyde Covey, 3, son ots an Serving ‘ homeless and handi-
of evidence. ‘ave 3449: extra 2-33 wid. avg, Jones & Laughlin rose more than — men of Pontiac and Oak- Army man stationed at Ft. Rich- 3245: large 29-31, ml an ats 30, medium a point and Lukens Steel about 2. fs County, it has admitted more | Walled Lake Casino Ballroom 24-26, wid. avg. 24; Grade B ; ardson, drowned yesterday when he | , Sa 31 rade A exire large Republic Steel was up about a'r. into some ia de « ! ‘than 500 men through its doors
Cole Appointed Sy “Si, "s,"sis"ate"aunn Bove mee mM BARE so orig mr zen pg! WY ORE TT 8 WE pigment wilt To ran ol nt a ore pe . land his orchestra. There will be. “*Commerciaity eredes: 4 ona big € . The boy was the son of Special. a" oppertanty to see the Save-o the bulding workshops | _— a We
B Sal V p |dancing every Friday and Satur-Jerge ‘38: large 21-7%0; medium 22: * * ist 4.C. and Mrs. Jack M. Covey, tion Army at work better|where donated materials are re-|gram -supporting, being
riggs es V- |day for the remainder of summer. Gras 2. Sree, 4. Brosne “| General Motors, Ford and whose = permanent address io Fite, acquaint themselves with the or-_|conditioned, baling room area, the/nanced through resale of house- jumbo 27: extra large 26%: large 26- hold discacds donated to the ' This season’s dancing schedule 26%; medium 21; Orade B large 22-23. ganization’s many charitable facili-/main retail outlet, and the housing, organ-
at the Pontiac Salva-junit consisting of complete living ization, Major Alder jointed out. At a meeting of the board of at the Ballroom will feature a
directors, Frank O. Cole Jr. was:continuous parade of name bands!
appointed vice president in'charge and entertaining attractions.
of sales of Briggs Manufacturing) Included wil} be Pee Wee Hunt;
Co., A. D. Black- point f® 385 on 1 5,000 shares. =
Gains of about @ point were '5, and Martin, 4, in the ‘gravel pit Center, 118 W. Lawrence St. - *£
Martin’ ‘and refused to leave when the two Major Ernest Alder, center man-, Wives of local Salvation Army
nion older boys decided to play else- ager. announced plans for an open'Advisory Board members will
where. house in observance of Salvation|serve as hostesses at a buffet) WASHINGTON (UPI)—The gov- Livestock
DETROIT LIVESTOCE
DETROIT, May 14 (AP)—Cattle | — scored, by U.S Rubber, Kirby Stone Four; Tommy Dor- ssiabie 150 Cleanup affais, prices Co., Anaconda, Kennecott, U wood, president, sey Band, directed by Warren changed, load choice 008 Ib. yearling Gene. ectri
announced today. roa ry foot ane he gone — a neral = c The boy's father found the body Army Week, May 17-24, throughout/supper which is a part of the ernment reports that construction 00; utility | the nation. |afternoon's — started on 433,000 homes and apart- | Covington; Buddy Morrow; Eddy steers it 50-20 55: Ly
jHoward; Guy Lombardo; Les S#r¢ "ited otterings 210 He has been
eral sales a 'Brown; Jimmy Dorsey Band, di- 1630.10.06; compared last week caught The lte seried ay the oneuing The number of shareholders in. The open house will be from $ 2 * ments in the first four months of
ager of the com- \rected by Lee Castle; Dukes of ains"biis s0 cents lower arond «loads Moderate losses were shown by|‘%¢ American steel industry was te 6 p.m. Arrangements are be- Leuk auvtek tite oi pds mtn ree
p60 1200 Ibs. 1,026,825 at the end of 1958, com- ing made to accommodate 1,000 | Volunteers as hosts and years of 1950 and pany for the past Dixieland, Four Freshmen, Ralph yr choice hoe mtg
blk choice 980.1200” Tos. Standard Oil (New Jersey), Johns- The center, after 1% years of '1
two years. |Marterie, Glenn Miller Band, di-\23 $0. 3000; load choice 1310 Ib. steers| ’ pared with 719,492 employes. guests.
Cole joined the lrected by Ray McKinley; Larry 309: sood to low choice steers 2¢.00-| Manville and United Aircraft. ———_— sinetcnmaue se meitioccranpsiatenes
company in 1949, — saaieininl others. 30.90: standard te low goed stecrs 33.30
starti in De. 26 00: tility steer 21 30°23 50 two loads rting high choice 023-081 » potters ee New York Stocks
pe a sales (a 35 poroey low choice heifers 25 50- | (Late Morning Quotations)
correspondent. ReU er f § \27.00; mandard to low good heifers) Figures after decimal point are eighths |
He was trans- {Stamey pe wip se-90 50; cnanare and Admire! ...... 25.7 Int Silver .... 43.4
ferred to New York State as) cutters 1450-19 00 wtitity, balls 33.60- oe * nor Int TelaTel.. ae
sa Late be teeane awe [NOTE Penal Sg IN Mag Neg 8a ah ea RP year. er ct poceed Ges ree: 68 we ‘Alum “Lid "VIL 216 Memnecott | ule sales manager of the Midwestern mpd ena ty ot oe ee cease #1 es! district with offices in Chicago, | Bande salable 25 Nominally steady ‘Am Alrlin «. 3 Kresge. 88 33.5.
Tee = ough done to test a ions Am Can ee. @4 caeees| SEE
we,tavereny dee ict! Offers Plan to Equolize Sar Saves at fe daly PB BR . ° . . u ni e m s ° > a ° 2
trist with offices in New York City. Price Margins Resulting ‘ time wtandaré ead good 29 00.36.00; cull Am ¥ N oe - a8 Liss & uy : 43
r ‘ ' t y i . Sd
ed Michigan State University *| From Lower Wages =|. ermaitihtais's sarter Conzared Am Forte 288 beer, as Be Michigan State University. l\imst week good to prime shorn slaughter Anaconda... 66.1 laa
: | Peg hoe ea a _ DETROIT @ — Walter Reuther| slaughter owes ‘steady, most good and Atchi - 386 Man vee 298 uj aaa :
Lodge Calendar lurges a penalty on imports, in-| chetce shorn lambe No. 1 and 2 peits (Bait @ Ohio .. 447 Martin me) bs. down 2150-2450 several losds Beth Steel ... $1.6 Mead Cp . “5
1a) communication, Pontiae| eee, are From foreign coun- | Se ice ie Prime shorn Iambs 2480-2460: [Boeing Air .. $02 Merck m4
No. 21, P&AM. Prid tries which pay lower wages. Ne. 1 pette 100 Tp. lambs 24 00: |pena ‘otre 2316 Mert Chae... 502 ‘ May 15th, 7:30 om. Work in F The United Auto Workers presi- — wee a gnce Acti aes Boreep, . % M Reo =e 1
Degree. Leslie L _ Hotchkiss, W.M. ident, home from his West Berlin | Shots > 00-10 60 | eae eee )
jehotce ewes os (Briggs ME... 88 Monsen Ch... $1.3
|visit, was critical of foreign wages | eae Pe rhea \Bria My 's1082 Mont Ward ... 491
News in Brief ite sid they harm both the Amert | aed tue Wie "Ro, Zang 2 10,200 Ts. (Barroughe sc. te, Motorola...) 1iR4 : = rket and worker. West Ger-|compared last week barrows an@ giI8 Calum @ H .., 25.3 Cp ... 283 levenly 28-80 cents lower; sows under Compr Soup .. 50 Nat Louse $12 Mrs. Bessie Seconder of 803 eas y was cited as an example. (800 be. steady, sows over 500 ibs, 26 Sen Dry : 2, Net Deiry i te ’ ss Scott Lake Rd., Wi Town- cents lo n : Nat vee . .
hie, hipaa gee Maton cake Par te ean Garrier CP... 34 Raut tame. Mg Shows progress with new car and truck sales so far in 1959 , a . | ~ F s 4 oe e Da eee .
time between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.’ would support the steel workers i Colet Frog -- 911 Mert @ Weel . $44 over three times greater than 1958 and used car and truck yesterday someone stole $17 from “organizationally, morally and OUsING | Chrysler nn” Tt. Ror'Pae cs. be her wallet in her purse. The purse! financially” if they go out on — ee ee tt Ge et sales are up even more. . ,
was on a chair near her unlatched strike. - Clarke Reuip . 17 Ovens Cng :.. $3.4 \
kitchen door at the time of the! tie aiso said he will address the, Coca Cola ....1374 Pac O@ El... @4. ° ene °
barplary, she anid. oe a a OF ACTION — Sie Sia ccns RSS aeas 83 See the big new addition to the Eddie Steele Sale Benefit of Cetp-|Clubs at its Los Angeles conven- Gon "ete. Ss Param Pi woes 3 Ford S g De sick r
pled en, 9 am. - 5 p.m ition June 4 “ as per my invita-| Solons End Deadlock, Consum Pe $3 Penney JC .. 111 ° ervice partment whic is ‘now under
daily May v2.38. blag we jtion."" Some club members ob. | | Cont Bax One Pepa Cola 22 383 = ag Mn Blownfield Hills jected to Reuther as speaker. Send Measure to Floor cont can”): 407 ee we construction. of Rotary Club. oom fie of he Cont Cop & 8 13.6 Phelps D .... 63 .
bP = concerned his rs by 8 to 4 Vote Cont Off. be Phil Pei sc Be a
= ey prs ad Rng . %4 Proct & 734
§ observations on foreign wages. ... 366 Pure Ol) ..... 4
Hotel «00 ‘to near, tM x fo He suggested for the future a WASHINGTON #® — The House Curtis Pub ie eT ea Ha Y
Ladies Aux. of Metro. Club fw system of international fair labor Rules Committee reversed itself! Det Det Edis. 84 Rex Drug «... 21)
—_ er ce og land ewe te as oe BE ve et a foe He put next wee a multibi n ar 0 «+ 08. ut son 5
mour Lk. & w in tien’ forth an import penalty as an/housing bill. meet “Are bees at Reg Pap mary] en uo
=. & 16th. —— The vote sending the ot yee as Bcov ss 3.8)
versial measure to the House floor|=! Auto L.... 47 Simmons .... 53
Fri, May 15, 12-| Renther sald rome oerean (After a deadlock of more than algmer ‘Raa’... 23 sat . opm. pm. Sat "0 to 1 BRS annie ede sarees work. (month was announced as 84. ThelEre RR....:. 117 Sou Ry ci... $6 |
"AG" | cen are patd enly a third to a four Republicans reportedly oP [pare 183 gt" Beana $8 : SE merican aute |Posed the action. Vord Mot... 90.8 Sc4 Gu Sod 1. 03 With ss nes : ee PE fourth as much as A ee me ing +» i ’
"ie et Federal is ttee sly had |r = ey
a Tice cba ote ald | acedncel"¢s' at he geen agin Bt Siam So HE Sale. vFW 1008 at) States; he said. ~ of clearing the bill. Gen Dynam . 597 Sun Olt, oe $13
omega, TH 0 till , he| * * * Gen Pas |. en Owift & Co... 40 ° * ‘Ady,| Two countries competing for t + 62.5 °
5 Dm, Bay 9 OM hay om same market should have some; Two Democrats who previously} Gee = te 74 t rig on Be Get greater Savings, better service and com-
ss, Sale. Pres -99 |\“‘reasonable relationship’’ in res- jhad voted with the four Republi-/Gerber Prod .. 67.4 Fim S Ol: Sot s °
Chureh, Pri, evening. 7 to 8:30. Jonette s..: 988 Pree 2 plete satisfaction morn to l Adv. |pect to wages, Reuther said. leans were reported to havelguebe’ pr’... 37 Eransamer ... 28. 4
“et a ea “We don't want to equalize changed their poate ey They Ceeere ves 96 Underwd ‘ies
ummage 0g jwages but want to try to luce are Reps. Howa mith of!Grah 2 i ee ae .
reyes — — the differential so it will be man-| Virginia and William Colmer of|ct Cae “ Unit Air tin St ‘'T T A KE t aes. sesarées, may |2ccable.” _ said. | Mississippi. \Greyhound : ae pats ae . Ht ’
Ramee SOT Parke, Adv.| The $2,190.000,000 bill contains 'iWersn Choe |. 124 Ga tines 2c. 328 . . 16th. | | ed | authority for 1% billion dollars for |Helland P ... 16 UB Rup ..... 63.3
sormag “an EH Avon Man Is Injured ser" and Sar redeazee © BL Rae OTHER! GET A BETTER DEAL 2. Saturday. newal projects, 400 million dollars|tl Cont ..... 50.2 West Un Tel 38.5 e
Indust Any . 23.5 West A Bk ... M6
AAA Driver Training Flj Over for college housing, 100 million), ier” Wests El... a4 .
59 Cars, Insured. FE 5- oot Ac as racior ps dollars for housing fer the elderly. land 2a ABB Wileon & Ge. 36.2 .
; A red A ‘Township man ner PA pp Peden vay sai Engst Bb fear reti von *| 140,000 new units w-rent public 6. 70.
Benson Urged to Prop itert:Falchy, 1, of 245 Crooks housing Hab Re, aR Bonga n ss 383 Egg and Poultry Prices Ira was injured this morning tee Pape... TRS FU «re SY ,
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tee . Injured in Auto Crash Indust Ralls UU Btosts urged Agriculture Secretary Ezra was pinned under the '" Net cha tan at al ae
tion to prop up sagging was alive when found. only bocaum| honsewie sxttered iO ds Too iets i Bid Se H
and eggs prices to prevent thous- ground underneath was soft, |injuries yesterday when her foot Year vateens 14 MS fens
sible ype oy do thelr sheriff's deputies. celerator causing her pe nn Meh $6 iit ie nt “3
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also at record lows for this time of| by smbaeare % Peatine Gen "irs, Kathryn Strickland, 47, of|Piwure fer Stell PEG om a BIG NEW OUTDOOR ‘SHOWROOM ae the year. . 1600 E, G Rd., was taken to Belgein 8 & Raut, Ce co* 34 2 fale, Sig
He was admitted with possible st, Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon- pty ~ places i ae + «€
Although Onaginy is the small. internal injuries of the chest, and tiac, where she open for jor Lk Oil & on cot rf ut] Out of the High Overhead Area FE 5-9204
in South America, its f#umerous cuts bruises. cuts and lacerations o both knees! Metal oo, i oa a
est’ nation Amare Sh The tractor apparently was tart | lower lip and released. ° rd ne ag ; . “Say: -Pontiae’s Direct Facto Dealer
gen tres: homie to the ing in a back, furrow and flipped, accident happened on Wal-|Rudy Manuf Co... 13 HE Tet) 7 ‘p . * {7 Toledo Edison i 6 H
American Geographical Society. nut stfeet near Third street. *No sale; bid and asked. deputies said.
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Programs furnished by stations listed tm this column are subject to change without notice ~Today's Télevision Programs - Gobel fo Ref THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00 (2) San Francisco Beat.
(4) News, Weather.
(7) Curtain Time.
(9) Popeye. (4) Life of Riley.
(2) Weather.
(2) News, Weather, Sports.
(4) Riley (cont.) 6:15
6: s
. s
2229 410 Analyst.
745 (2) (4) (7) News, Sports.
00 (2) Ten-Four.
| 7:30 ui
S «| z
amusement of Beaver.
(9) Million Dollar
Musical: Betty Grable, Mar-
tha Raye, ‘Pin Up Girl.”
('44.)
(2) December Bride. Com-
edy: Young bride moves in
with in-laws next door to
Henshaws and trouble starts
in both households.
(4) Lawless Years. Drama:
“Dutch Schultz Story.”
Gangster Schultz kills spe-
cia] investigator who threat-
ens to jail. him.
(7) Zorro. Adventure: Ser-
vant steals costly chalice
from master during measles
epidemic.
(9) Movie (cont.)
(2) Yancy Derringer. Adven-
ture: Cat woman, loose in 8:30
streets of New Onleans works!
voodoo c magic.
(4) Too Young to Go Steady.
Comedy: Live situation ser-
nett. Tomboy gets glamor for
first date.
(7) Real McCoys. Comedy:
Grandpa tries to save money
by pocketing a premium
when his Grange goes for
group insurance.
(9) Movie (cont.)
(2) Zane Grey Theater.
Drama: Dishonorably dis-
charged Army officer is of-
fered undercover job by the
government. Dick Powell
host.
(4) Laugh Line.
(7) Pat Boone. Variety: Andy
Answer te Previous Purzie
a (2) TV College. Williams.
ture: Mysterious letter leads
Mike to murder trap.
9:30 (2) Playhouse 90. Dram a:
gether through a friend club,
marry and encounter mary
difficulties.
(4) (color) Tennessee Ernie}
Ford. Variety: Ethel Waters}
from ;
@) Walter Winchell. Adven-
(4) You Bet Your life.
Groucho Marx with quiz.
tery: Large company is
robbed by four bandits.
(9) News, Weather.
10:20 (9) Little Theater.
'10:30 (2) Playhouse (cont.)
(4) (color) Masquerade} ) rities in di .
(7) Parole. Drama: Nurse |
Norcotico addict leaves
home, twins forger. |S:
(9) Theater. Musical: Story,
of famous singer
| “Melba.” (’53). Partice Mun-|5:3@ (2)
| sel.
11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather.
| (7) Soupy’s On. Variety with
| 't so big — huck!
18 a W th ora Se able et
Ba: ( eather. . I
{11:20 (2) (4) Sports. Winters Just | appreciative, and it's a much eas-,
ae ed astane “suy's Needs to Rest, the Limit.”’ ('43).
{t:30 (4) Jack Paar.
(7) Night Court.
FRIDAY MORNING
@0 (4) Continental Classroom.
(2) Meditations.
(2) On Farm Front.
(4) Today.
(7) Big Show. 6:
(6:50
6:55
(7) Breakfast Time.
(2) Cartoon
(2) Captain Kangaroo.
(7) Our Friend Harry. 7:30
} t
|8:00
8:30
"9:00 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. ~*~ © & jor so and get everything all
(2) Movie. His wife, Eileen. flew out) out — the jokes and 9:40 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve. wednesday | from Mamoroneck,|the timing. But on TV you only
10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi.
(7) Jean's Notebook. !
'10:15 (7) Lady of Charm.
'10:25 (9) Billboard.
10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt.
(2) Arthur Godfrey. |
(9) Count of Monte Cristo. |
|10:55 (7) News.
|11:00 (2) I-Love Lucy. (4) Price Is Right.
(7) Cleo.
(9) Leon Errol.
11:15 (9) Nursery Schoo! Time. |
11:30 (2) Top Dollar. |
(4) Spelling Bee.
(7) Burns and Allen.
(9) Howdy Doody.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
12:00 (2) Love of Life. .
(4) Tie Tac Dough.
(7) George Hamilton IV.
ACROSS : : Actor Jay Robinson, 29, will be .
fon |contenced June 5 on four counts Dowagiac Farmer to
13 Attack | linvolving sale and possession of
1¢ Mountain jnarcotics. * to Australia crests ae
1H Unfortunate typ Robinson, convicted Wednesday,
av no dl pl = ies =i faces a term of 1-10 years. | DOWAGIAC (UPI) — Stanle y
8 av.) x» *& * Yankus, who gained world-wide at-!
Body of water 5 :
38 Coin of a home last Nov. 13. He denied tes-' government wheat controls, said
ire
2 Biotic ane Lynn, 20. who claimed Robinson'the first }
mollusk isold him drugs. Robinson testified |tralig where he plans to settle. ‘That's brother
“ ato lthe narcotics had been planted in x *« earl, .
38 samplers ‘his home. Yankus and his wife and their!
= oor us =. jthree children will take a train
one's. own Yy Dale Robertson Plugs to Chicago at 11:20 a.m. Friday. €2 Philippine foe |. 1H Raci ‘They will change trains in the
— perey ‘Tor Lega orse Racing Windy City for the trip to San! se jes
49 Disquiet
H 3s Gace: ebes ivision cowboy Dale Robertson
3 endured | jturned up in Oklahoma's House) Yankus said he and his heer
58 Gave use of = tan , sd to| would board an 2 & Theater st 25 Pausé 46 Chinese _jof Representatives Wednesday to Oriental-Patifie
temporarily ee So eneall plug for legal horse racing and Lines ship Monday morning.
— Indians 29 Brazilian state of land jpari-mutual betting in his home Meanwhile. Yankus said he is
1 Catch breath 11 Herm 30 Falsehoods 48 Pieced out ' state 99 nt sure” thet wheat!
2 Hope’ Kins 13 ioounteta " Decayed 31 Pemele He said he saw nothing sintul |pebe} John Donaldson of New Lon-| t (ab.) \ : ‘ 3 Becwtch " on 38 Health resort - Steven 4 stent I agi = = inet jdon, Ohio, will pool him to
— - a een “and a lot/Australia within a month or two. Come : | h a cere cane 22 3 Wild ex of “ Teacher ofother prominent people’, gq to x *®
7 Young bird 23 Cuddle Celebes group (ab.) lthe ton of prey 24 Disclaimed 44 Spheres ' Le (9) Mike Hammer. Adven-|12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow.
Joan Blondell, Red Buttons'12:45 (2) Guiding Light.
-|12:50 (9) News. (9) Hidden Pages. | Will Keep in Shape With
| Club, (4) It Could Be You. Appearances (7) Pantomime Quiz.
(9). Myrt & Doris. |
|\George Gobel, low-key comedy, oo (2) Our Miss Brooks,
(4) It’s Great Life.
(7) Music Bingo. 'ternate weekly with Jack Benny. + NEW YORK (AP) — Lonesome
| guitar and all, is off American TV
‘unti) fall. Then he'll return to al-|@ deadly weapon—his mouth. '
to him. (Just see how sweet!)
—but the telethon he’s doing
It was a razzamonial give Pals Rib Uncle Miltie | but He's Friend in Need '
| By EARL WILSON :
: NEW YORK — Milton Berle did a gracious thing on my
English Video birthday a couple of years ago and now I'm going to be sweet
His birthday (his 5ist) isn’t until July 12 a
: here gives me
‘an excuse to remind you that he was re- ee
ijcently on trial here, accused of assault with ©
n by the Tele-
1:30
sings “Cabin in the Sky.” 1:55
2:00 (7) Day i» Court.
territorial governor's agent|s. 99
ture: Gangster informs on|s.95
— friends in “Fallen 3:00
*110:00 (2) Playhouse (cont.)
(7) Official Detective. Mys-\”" (9) Movie.
(7) Topper.
(2) As World Turns.
(4) I Married Juan.
(4) Faye Elizabeth.
(2) Susie.
(4) Queen for a Day.
(4) (color) Haggis
(2) House Party.
(7) Gale Storm.
(9) Home Fair.
(2) Big Payoff.
(4) Young Dr. Malone.
(7) Beat the Clock. | But pint-sized George won't veg- vision Academy and Steve Allen, one of the |
etate over the summer; he'll keep razzers, said Milton is the only triple-threat
in professional shape with plenty man in the music business.
“He writes the song—he sings the song—
and he buys the only copy,” claimed Steve,
adding that Milton would be the only com-
poser who'd live to be unknown.
The defense “lawyer” at the make-believe trial said
Milton “knowns the secret of making people laugh,” where-
upon Arnold Stang retorted: “He sure knows how to keep ‘of roadwork.
Gobel recently opened at the Wal-
dort-Astoria’s Empire Room. Aft-
er a month here, he takes off for
England to do a couple of TV
shows for its commercial network.
* * *
Gobel’s scrapbooks are full of
critica) raves about his supper
club act. But he isn’t kidding From a stay in Las Vegas, |
a secret!”
Tallulah Bankhead was asked: “Have you ever found!
anything in common with Milton Berle?”
“Yes, we used to get our dresses from the same dressmak-
:00 (2) Brighter Day.
Party. Panel. Famous celeb- f°
Says His Wife |
wife says there
wrong with nightclub and TV
comedian Jonathan Winters ex-
cept that he needs a rest.
Francisco General
his behavior as unusual.
|she declared:
tired out.”’
derstand that the man is a come-|
‘dian, He’s sensitive. He's like aj audience that it's |
‘little boy. You have to expect|We'd never get anywhere if we)
‘those types to act differently than were playing to a big -vacuum.|
you know right away whether
the ordinary person.” » celed, may wind up on the Ed Sullivan show .. . Connie Towers |
|superintendent, said that Winters
lwas “‘quite disturbed, He is defi-
‘nitely in need of further care.”’
Actor Faces Jail Term
for Sale of Narcotics (9) Movie. : when he says he's worrying about
(2) Verdict fs Yours. how the Bitish are going to take
(4) From These Roots.
(® Who Do You Trust. x * *
(4) (color) Truth or Conse
quences. lent. There’s a lot of difference
(7) American Bandstand.
1 (4) County Fair.
(9) Sherwood Forest.
00 (2) Jimmy Dean.
for instance, between playing in!
15 (2) Secret Storm. a great big room with a big stage the “prosecutor.”
30 (2) Edge of Night. lin Las Vegas and in a supper)
jclub in New York. There's a}
| whoop-it-up spirit in Las Vegas—|
leveryone out there is out for a! his yery special brand of comedy.!,.» thundered Tallulah.
“Every place is different,’’ he| * * *
fumes. “Every audience is differ-' _jcomedians being canceled.
“Yes,” agreed Tom Poston,
_ (4) Sgt. Preston. \good time. You get bigger laughs; |
(9) Looney Toons. you feel right away that people’
it Bandstand. ‘are going to laugh loud. in 1932, and then they went
(4) flor) George Pierrot vew YORK CHUCKLES
Mickey Mouse Club.
|quieter crowd.”
isn’t anything |ulcers.
* * *
whether it is any good or not
N. Y., after spending three hours ae with —
lwith him in the psychiatric ward, | studio audience, says
a ep |Gobel, is absolutely essential to
“He'll be all right. He's just/the —
x *
zx * *
His agent,
Dr. T. E. Albers, the hospital you’ve got a good show or not.
Yankus Family
Leaves Friday SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)— ier place to set a ballad. I think
I like an intimate room with a in trouble. I found myself be-
ing sued for $250,000 over a
But it's the evocation of laugh-'managerial dispute.
iter in the nation’s living room
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — His that gives the comedians their overnight, How Milton found lout about it I don’t know. But |
“The same type of material you OM¢ night while I was sitting
‘use in a night club goes on tele- home I got a call. ‘Hello, you
She had him removed from San | vision,’* Gobel continued earnest-| silly so-and-so .. . This is Mil-
Hospital| ly. ‘‘Except that until you do it—'ton .. . Baby, I hear you're in
Wednesday night to rest home. He | until it’s gone—you don't know trouble . .
was taken to the hospital by har- |
bor police Tuesday after a ticket and then it's too late. In Las
taker on a museum ship reported| Vegas, for instance, you can work
with your materials for a week| NEED $50,000?
“Those audiences change from Jers .- -
Martin Goodman, | week to week, too,” he says. “‘But| And there are other stories similar to that about Uncle
said the ticket taker “Didn't un-|they are there to help the per- Milton. Happy Telethon!
\formers, not to cue the home!
time to laugh. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... But he DID start comedy on TV ten years ago?” persisted
“and this year he finished it.”
That’s the brash, boisterous Berle we're aiways talk-
ing about ... but Robert Cummings recently teld me about
another Berle. Few people remember that Cummings was
Milton’s straight man in Earl Carroll’s Vanities away back
on tour.
“He'd yell at me... . he'd beat my brains‘out if my timing
“In New York here, the laughs was off ... but he taught me
‘| The tour ended. Cummings went to Hollywood, into radio serve
perhepe more and pictures. Ten years passed
“In 1949,” he recalled, “I was
‘money? ... Don’t give me that
TO ANYBODY.’
“A career can be ruined
. Do you need any
you silly so-and-so ... DO YOU
“‘Pay me back any tini¥ you
want to... 20 years !f you want to .
and if you got it YOU DON’T NEED TO GET ON YOUR KNEES a lot.”
CUMMINGS
. . but it’s tax free
“And,” continued Cummings, “I hadn’t talked to Milton
Berle in 10 years. Well, I actually cried. Because I had the
$50,000 in reach if I wanted it, I didn’t need it. But after 10 ”
.
jand Gene McGrath left for a
‘Sinatra gave his “Hole in the Panama honeymoon ... Frank
Head” co-star, Eddie Hodges,
‘an expensive set of electric trains.
Kim Novak’s at the Sherry Netherlands with her parents 35, were divorced in 1955. They
... Anita Ekberg got her citizenship papers . . . George Gobel’s had two sons, Stan, 9, and Chris «
wife Alice arrives May 29, will accompany him to England . . . topher 7. Gloria is married to TV
Alee Guinness got $750 every day the filming of “Our Man Director Sidney Lumet.
. lin Havana” was held up by the Cuban revolt... .
EARL’S PEARLS: In show business the difference between
Begin Long Journey s3ccess and failure is a thin line—at the box office.
} TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “My ambition,” says an off crimiations.
‘Broadway actor, “is to make a movie so interesting that even’ But now Stokowski, who has
' people in drive-in movies'll watch it.”
WISH I'D SAID THAT: The difference between wrestling extension so that he can travel
He was arrested at his Bel Air'tention during his fight against and dancing is that some holds are barred in wrestling.
Steve Allen's head writer.
timony by actor Robert Rodney yesterday he will leave Friday on/rumors he'll go to work for Perry Como: “Those stories never wife as a woman who keeps late Leonard Stern, shrugs off
eg of his trip to Aus- bother me—unless, of course, they're started by Steve Allen!” |
(Copyright, 1959)
'TV News and Reviews
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—tete. Francisca where they are sche? Tsing People Good Choice
- Today's Radio Programs - loriginally planned to move to
- |repealed. Piece at all. It didn’t build. It’ THE CHANNEL SWIM: FOr| himself, she said, he makes his’
WIR (760) CKLW (890) wws (950) WCAR (1130) «9 WXYZ (1220) «= WRON (1460) = WJBK, (1500) * * & had no.real climax. |Better or Worse, a series which sons wear theirs that way when|
—_ | Yankus said there are 100 other | It contained not a plot, but a ie a the Pros Ot they ate with him. The mother
families in the Chicago area who | sequence of news events beaded |™ » is under consideratio \seeks to cut down visiting privi-
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By WILLIAM EWALD
The minus I might as well get'somehow manages to round up the / qe. Over minutiae.
for ‘Thunder Over Berlin’,,,.?«e: ts, 2 24 vova.
| SHORT SHOTS: NBC-TV’s Wag-,
NEW YORK (UPI)—Last night’s}on Train had some gripping and
CBS-TV Armstrong Circle Theater iat night Dut shag gee Days aging to their muscles, their nerv-)
entertainment, “Thunder Over its final section—nice performance
Yankus said that Donaldson, who peal was a plus and minus!by Ben Cooper .
|Congress
cultural act of 1938. And, he added, | ‘“Thunder Over Berlin,"’ presented|—I suspect the show's staff in-|
it's very doubtful the law will be|as a drama, wasn't a theater) jects everybody with laughing gas. |
|tended in papers filed there: | “His kind of love is against the
. . week after ket
~ week NBC-TV’s The Price Is Right) Gloria herself was embroiled in
jnot 72, Wearing his hair long) an Falfering
Refuses $260 Million
Request From lke
WASHINGTON (AP)—President |
Eisenhower's request for 260 mil-
lion dollars to build a new super
aircraft carrier reportedly has
been turned down by a House
Appropriation subcommittee.
Instead, the 17-man group has
decided, the money should be
spent to beef up antisubmarine
and missile programs and to
agreement between us and the.
Tom Poston said Berle started a trend in TV—a trend Of picident is how it should be|
spent.’’ i
The subcommittee’s recommen. |
idations are subject to review by
the entire 50-member committee)
|later this month.
* © *® :
z
‘planned cuts in the strength of
ithe Na
units.
| The defense budget as —
‘ly approved provides , funds for |
‘oeee more missile -toting Polaris,
Some committee, i
ithree are scheduled for duty dur-
‘ing the next two years. The nu-
clear-powered Enterprise is due to
join the fleet in December 1961.)
Gloria Charges
Stokowski Is
| ‘Grandmother’
NEW YORK (AP) — Gbhoria
Jayne Meadows, i]] with virus and ‘exhaustion, was out of Vanderbilt has pictured her ex-|
“Gazebo” .. . The Bolshoi Ballet, its pay-TV’er reported can- husband, Conductor Leopold Sto-
kowski, as ‘“‘an overanxious, har-
assing and harassed great-grand-
mother.”
| Stokowski, .who is listed in
Who's Who as 72, and Gloria, now Super Carrier’:
Report House Subunit)"
EVERYONE
IS GOING
70
WALTON Radio & TV
* * *
| The divorce of the white-maned
Stokowski and Gloria ‘was a quiet
one. There were no public re-|
custody of the boys three months
of the year, bas petitioned for an/
‘with them outside this country.
The conductor pictured his former
hours, gets up late in the morning,
{and sees her sons only at dinner. |
| * * * |
Gloria stormed into State Su-|
|preme Court Wednesday and con-
best interests of the health and
welfare of the boys. His practice:
is to create neurotic =e
ithat children, no matter how ill,
and no matter what their temper- |
jature is, should not stay in bed.
He is convinced that this is dam-|
\vous systems and their cir
|culation.’
She said her former spouse is 85, '
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’ Makers Pushed to Fill Orders |
est growing dollar earner.
overseas orders are so good that,
It's a one-way street.
U.S: auto exports have
falling and its
year. These European cars still
constitute a minor share of the are
U.S. domestic market. But Detroit 1958.
seas sales.
by putting plants on this side of down.
DETROIT #—A young cab driv-
er was wounded fatally today, his /84!°-
first day on the job. Police said a
dishwasher captured at the scene
admitted the slaying in a robbery P
#kpecting a second child.
Police said Ernest Ford, 27, of be seen.
twice in the head with a .38 cal.
revolver when the cab driver
M Side. in danger of bec oming a disap- opinion of a colleague.
is i * pearing species on this side of the| x~ *& ©
Officers tau Ruppel and Ed-' Atlantic. | The reply: Lexington is on*Day- 1, Section 6, Bloomfield Township.
ward Lalonde saw Ford backing ~*~ * * ‘light Saving Time but state law
out of the cab which was parked Europeans give several rea-| prohibits the official use of any the Township at 8-30 without lights. They found the sons. The Detroit product is too other time than Standard. So the or sevewien aud .
‘ the front seat.
Leitch died in Receiving Hospital others deem vulgar: ; : _. can made cars face.
Engiieh car makers pe eyear’s cases these American overseas - * * *
ing output and say . plants ship their cars to America.| There are other reasons
It has offset this to some extent | ‘nent and their exports t
* * * I
* s
peseaction is their chief problem. | >
Like optimism oozes from auto-/ But the non-American
men in Germany, France. and models have been cleaning up.
Italy.
dict they'll send 100,000 cars to
or twice The Treasury admits this is ridic-
ulously low but says that in no ested in the following described lots and|
15, 16, 17, 23 and 24 of | a. * * North America this year,
been last year’s figure, Standard Mo-
" 50 year has the quota been filled. Lots 4, 10, 12.
of Porest Lake Country Club)
Lots 111 thru 118 inclusive of Consumers Power
vis Sata gin tts Esta No. 1, located in u ast authority to a
oomfield Township, gas ma y : bipes far are auto tmports rising, tor's overseas sales so Rok
a last year. There's*where price comes in. Replat cent ahead of Ba
earns eT al poten autos says its U.S. sales) Many Americans complain about Repigt of Forest
|B British t ts over- ut the British are running into
kent barey thont Kai * a stiffer competition on the conti- 30 per cent of its dollar value.
here are!|(Continental cars must pay this,
too
the incoming German cars waquid
French Simca, partly owned by
Chrysler, expects its American
r to push sales in the Unit-
Detroit admitted shooting Leitch | * * *
Domestic markets in England. | The clock in a Lexington h
ital showed 12:25 a.m. last Tues- for the purpose of assessin |France, Italy and Germany are P al showed ithe following UWescribed improvement to}
the property benefited therefrom: jment hereby A.
i aca! and constructing 2 inch bitu-/action is commenced against the Town-
on eccount of the permission here-!
two police officers who were cruis-|iong common in America.
ing near the scene on the East, But the American made car-is ant attorney general,
what some cal] ostentatious and
eats up Brazil occupies about one-half, NOTICE OF HEARING ON
ssessmen it n some steadily.
Bloomfield.
parcels of land
running 74 t ahead of |the high price of cars at home. | Tr" gti;
per ° |But over here, the American car Pies porns
must first pay an import duty of NOTICE OF REVIEW OP SPECIAL heerin
8 Bi | English Car Production Booming: By SAM DAWSON ‘the Atlantic. These cater to the|terrific hére with taxes exorbi- sales tax send the final price on
AP Business News Analyst | European taste in cars, They get|tant by American standards; most
LONDON (AP) — England, like the advantages of lower produc-|European governments levy an)
many continental European coun- tion costs in most cases, And they|annual tax on autos based on
ies, ranks i tos as the fast-/escape the heavy duty and some-|horsepower, and American mod- a ;
— write \times import curbs which Ameri-jels have been upping thelr power By contrast uropean ca
entering the United States pays
914 per cent duty and sales tax of
the 3 per cent or so, Varying among
‘Europeans tend to soft pedal; high the states and cities. Its price is
made and almost prhibitive duties and/lower to start with and there are
in some cases import quotas. eal no quotas.
. For example: land lets
See etl t ray Out cea American a ‘amen each year. assessment roll for the Township of ‘the type of car that most Ameri-|
\can workers buy to a figure that
only the rich here can afford. .
To the owners or other -persons inter-| *
* [oda ct tonne a
oe Bee 2
ireiiee work
: EY : Townshi Clerk age Selden,
bf uni Please take notice that @ special as-/alieys, bridges, sessment roll No. 37 has been prepared|and to do a butineet fn the
and 1s on file'in the office of the Town-|Township of ree Dee ship Clerk for public examination. Said /County, Michigan,
pecial assessment roll has been prepared
for the pur of assessing the cost of|" Section 1. The but their price is usually in, ‘ohdwing described improvement to|Lere /much lower, and the duty corre
The common market's shrinking spondingly so.) ’
itrade barriers has put car, mak-| * * * Take further notice that the Township) and to do a
the 30 scard will meet at the Tewnship Hall tn Tocnehie” oy 8:00 o'clock p.m., on) ocean Saichigan.
1959. for the purpose yea
ma victim was Robert Leitch. (an cars but insist that shouldn't,
of Taylor Township. father of bite into their own American mar-|
a a three-year-old girl. His wife iS ket which they call a special Someday the daughter of the Ed-
lone, That, of course, remains to/Ward L. Fossetts may ask for)
. birthday parties on both May 4
land 5.
* *
ing time zones Fossett, an assist- (Drive
asked FRANKFORT, Ky.
refused to hand over his receipts. jexpected to grow this year be-|day when the baby was born.
The shooting was discovered by|“2ue? instalment buying is begin} ge tucky’s s ing was view of Ken Ss vary- ia 1 thereto, South Ham d Lake ; = ning to catch on after the pattern’ =n from westerty ine ot Lots $4 and and toes defend. the: Secuien tha "cere 11! S| a . ve
about four hours after he was shot. more gas—and gas prices are South America’ s area. jof reviewing sa
‘and hearing any ROBERT 7 a. DUD Fights, power and authority hereby,
Clerk | beara for @ period of thirt
May Tand ata 1959 years as aforesaid, said Grantee shal] Telated work on
all things required by, gen” Mark ae Comes, Daylight Time t sf | ane Lake Country
, Section 8, Bloomfield the property benefited therefrom: by grants to Consumers Power Com- Grading and constructing 2 the minous aggregate
dental thereto on Cedarhol and assigns, hervinafitr « called the of Pontiac
Then there is a purchase tax: i aoe m Revie
Cab Driver Murdered with cack ‘dae al | (sales tax) of 50 per cent. All cars Club and
Club Estates No.
itariffs were cut the first year,|must pay this. But with the Amer- Townsni
His First Day on Job Fiat of Italy quickly cut its prices ican price already high,
to > , 4 ya the 530 per cent the Township at compensate for any advantage per cent dut nd t per ent il ign id special assessment roi), Gestion 2. In
t
OF REVIEW OP SPECIAL terms hereo
ea ae
(AP)— ‘inclusive Outlot A of Hammond Lake
Estates Subdivision; Lote 69 to 105 in-|
jminous aggregete
|Road to north
‘East Hammond Lake Drive easterly. in| Section 5 The Leanne Lake Estates Subdivision and authority herein granted
Hammond Lake Estates Subdivision No. clusive
Take further notice that the Township Mixup Can Mean asters roll for
sessment roll has
on file in the office o
os. Clerk for public examination.
clal assessment roll
te surface and work inci-
end the Township of
attempt ae _— igi De x ne — or other persons tnter petal le ge le ° | Al) anxiously eye ‘troit's up- bh, | 0 following described lot ale rentee
* * - coming debut of smaller Ameri- Tw oO Birthdays — poi and neal nee
Er gece times keep
g the cost “of | reason of the
o
the Hammond Lake Drive from — talons damage arising out of such negligent
Uplan ourt from construction and maintenance
pore provi All of Grantee's pipes and mains shal)
‘clusive of Hammond Lake Estates Bub-'be so placed in the highways and other
shall furnish gas Se
"George FP. Anson,
renee eed Time. The Township Clerk
saneth end. ts new on ue bs’ ay ke
Lloyd
ublic place used he Special by be obstructed longer by the City Assessor AE purpose of then necessary during the work of con- —- g that
struction or repair, and shall be re-ithe
‘inclusive; Lots 54 to 68 stored a the same order and condi- and brn a en tion as when said work was commenced | Comstruction curb, ° F
_—— drainage and related work on.
avenue from Maines Street.
and save
Said he and harmless from all loss, costs and|mission Che been prepared jexpense to which it by
poses. red and is Section 4 Seid Grantee shall at 211 Commineton and the Assessor of t
Been el the City of Pontiac, will meet in the Com- the Township free y eg eg ing
lll ent th se
structures and owl which time apd cog he opportunity
fn che aie ‘be given all persons
and harmiéss frem al! loss cost! Dated May 13. 1980.
W.O. 7383
F
pote ef
; ron, all persons,
tion 3. N | tpterested. take wee That the roll of | Power Section o highway, street. - alley, % heretefere made
sy vision . mL : — 6, Bloomfield | public places as not to unnecessarily yas 1s aod op file in my) ownship an ounty. terfere with the use thereof for high- or inspec Please take notice that a special as- way par ee Notice ts: also hereby given that the he
rights. power and. NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ce by
Gection 7. Bald Grantee shall be a EE of curb, gutter are not ex- Curb, gutter, — gravel.
Either manufactured or natura] and related work e
gas may be furnished hereunder To
Section 6. Said Grantee shall from A. R Board will meet at the Township Hall in'time to time extend its gas distribu. L. Smith,
o'clock p.m. on tion system to and within said Town- Svendsen. H. T.
1969. for. the purpose ship. and
Qssessment roll cants residing therein whenever the;notice. That the rol} xe! Ҥ Nyman, John Voelpel,
Carpen
paid
special gg ol le '
t improvements by Bieomntions| titled charge the inhabitants of said gravel, drainage and on
Townehis furnished therein, the |Jefferson Avenue from Blaine Avenue to be held open until § e'clock pm. East- fae Board ip for gas by at least tweive electors
that 5 to
| Now, jt ted by | ts
and © wil)
ship «
| No. 1:
. Union
nD . Precip
hland Road.
inct No 3 do
of in aid , On “teh FE yet ay AD. at 4:08 Ue aval
time and place opportunity) and -
Eg (Epien ll betne trned te etaae Peers 05 wall “pei Mey 1, 108 Sees stant
Se 3 Oa ES within May i, ‘58.
with Township NOTICE OP * & McKEACHIE, confirmation of thalOure, tter, Bug —® drainage and “ cowpship Clerts majority of}reila’ work on rey Street. Dated May 9, 1959: as Township yoting} To: eth C » Mrs. FP. May 14, 21, ‘68.
Or special town-| Bourdon, B, Imboden, Ralph - in the mqanes | Kitchen, Justin R. Burrows, James, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
ded ; the hae me Steve Palslen, A. Muller|Curb, gutter, grade and word, drain-
cont hereof, this ance | and take no-|age and relsted work Tennyson
Fownship ana sald Grantes tor a") saa ce: “rues 8 oe ooo Pine Cyl ee sei owns ‘an ora en m *
of thirty years from the date of such/Assessor for the purpose defr PB gg Ang dames Sam-
ee that part of the cost which the son, Edward Lovell, Harold Blackwood, i May 14, *58. m ded should be paid end | wr McSkulin, John r
berne by assessment for Proffitt, James 8
pes ction of curb, gutter, on oorhels, Macario ©. Reonguillo, Mr
relat Whereas, at @ meeting of the Town-| To
An Ordinance.
Compan
Sal eanen t for the! bridg on
itter oteslg oy 5 Township | Wusile M Younce. Leo Schwartz, Pontise Union Schoo! Prop. Carl O. Pearson, ‘ship Board of the
Oakland
gas
White Lake, Oskland County. Mich ——s te Consumers Township of White'¢ County, an, held mig
y of May, 1968. & franchise) peck,
entitled fol
Dublin Community ta |
| Asses. Ma Tand 4, 1959 R. Warner, Berl Watson, ge i OOdy,| Notice is also here ven that the pose frayin
A " "| Jack Thomlinson, Bertha Koop, rend Commission and t ety siren of thoi auet ears of fe pe oo Sosver ‘ AN ORDINANCE, GRANTING TO. Liedeke. Rey Gorden, Bert Gorden sadiChy ef Pentigs. will meet in the Com-\mission decided should be paid End Company, its succes- ‘0 ®ll persons at ake Dotice: /mission City, om th€ borne by special assessment for the con- That the sell of the 1 Assessment! igth da. of Ma 2D “90! the power and $ y y - 1959 at 8:00 structian of curb, ter, and main operate heretofore meet the City Assessor|e'clock p.m. to review said assessment, gravel, drainage Mg rela work on ins on, along, 5 wine the ying partiat which time and place opportumity|Tennyson avenue from Hollywood avenve ross and stad other, publ. pincer [cided should be and berne by ape be Fivem all persons inte *°/to West line of Bonnie Brisr Bush Sub- other cial the é of division is now op file in my office for
Qabinnd ‘alien's oe "vistory Drive fren! badass ADA R. EVANS. w slatien is also hereby given that the r to a pone es Btreet to Lime of City Clerk|/Commission andthe Assessor of the wnship of White|outlots “B” and “CO” Pontiac Baap U4, “06. /Uy of Ponting, OR mist te ihe Cop: Lake, Oakland County. Mich here-/Sut inupection.» a ie 3a79021-33 Ich any of taey AD. 1900 of 840 wrelore public ay i
inch, tity Y. & corporation authorized to trans-|_ Notice is hereby given that the p.m. to review said assessment, at eqetete ond werk ie -|Ret business im Michigan. ite’ sweceetors|Commiasion and the Assessor of the City At 9:00 a.m. on May 21, 1989 » 1954| which time and place opportunity wil! be i . will meet in the Commission Con’ Serial No. U4PC166872\ given al) persons interested to be heard. and Fe et ee eRe We pe Me mn 22500|Dated May 13, 1959 Forest Lake Country/thority to lay. eeasilt “eke operate ‘May AD. 1950 at 8:00 o'c a.m. tow Ave., ; .. that|W.0. 1388 gas mains, pipes and services on, along, TeView said assessment. at which time|add where the vehicle is ADA R. EVANS across and under the highways, streets, @5¢ place oppartunity will be given all stered and may be ins City Clerk jalleys, bridges, and other public places, Persons interested to be heard. May 4, ws ‘oo. May 14, 1990 local gas business in *he| —— Rod 13. | ——————— w Lake, Oakland). 7379. | NOTICE OP SPECIAL TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. for a period of thirty ADA R. EVANS. meeting and election and of registration|Curb. gutter, grade, gravel, drainage and ed work on West New York ogg
Bruce Garber, John DeFilippi,
tr. Harry C. Hamilten, Mr. Wauace,
Oliver, Arthur K teap, Adam
er, Alex Grant. Myles Mosher, Mr.
te 5 Sob r7 George M6 along, across and Cork, Mr. Stonlev, Stanle
Bayliss M Hoyt Harold Peraythe,
: . Mr. election to be held for;W8tson, Ed Hamil, Sam Xenos. Rodney aioe R. Johnson, :
fs now on file in my office for said Town- from Baldwin avenue to Walton Bou'le-
public
Notice is also hereby given ‘hat she Lake Road
No 2: Town Wall at 7526 Commission and the Assessor of the (9
{ef Pontiac. will meet in the Commiss'oa
Town Hall at 7525 Che tm said City, om the 18th aegv
y AD. 1980 st 8:00 oclock pm k t and then b handle t arro } —at 8nd hearing any fa ctions thereto amount of gas te be furnished thereby Assessment heretofore x 5 y the City day of June, 1959. for the purpose of|te review said assessment a: which time revolver in his pocket a en big to ha in the narrow streets | child was born Monday night at TH bk for the purpose ef defraying voling on the confirmation of the action|and place opportunity will be an a discovered Leitch slumped over in of many European cities; it is) least officially. granting a interested to be heard
ted M 1958
as soon thereafter as may end will ay 13,
May 14 1950
Card of Thanks
Death Notices a pageant sincere appreciation far the acts
of kindness. spiritual bouquets N_| . areas cia ae ot te Gad & floral offerings during the re-
cent loss of our wife & mother rs Blaine | Ackerman. brother, oe
of Michael Blaine W. and Beth) edhe ae ee ple pl A st
Anne: grandson of Mrs Elsie, g relatives Porsie Fur
Ackerman and Mr and Mrs Her-| Home & Knights at’ Callan
man W Taylor. Service Saturday) pre E Marsh & Family
at 1 pm. from the Manley Bailey
Punera!l Home, 183 kland In Memoriam era
bus
2 Help Wanted Male p 6| Ft
ee CLERK. STATE AGE
& exp. Pontiac p Press Box 119.
~ Hardware Sa:lesmen _ Help Wanted Male 6
WOOL PRESSER
Por established socal firm. Write | WILL ates Powe Box Pontiac Press Box 18. stating age.
experience, address & _—
IP YOU ARE WILLING TO
LIFE IN- surance sales. Part or full time
New class to a soon. PE 4-3535
We nave the jobd Causes yoo WE
ing program, a pay avilable
all for appoint-
ti evens. PE 2-4353
AT KIRBY ARE SLAVE ers. but ff $47.50 weekly part
me will cure your financ! al ills,
to right ory ore = — in _ment) PR 28318 = me PE 2-3613, 7-9 pm. Mr.
ARMBTRONG | MAY 12. 1989 Zl ad a ee ee MI] 'N 1p naYOUNG MAN” GENERAL ‘ iza e who kitchen work. experience re- terford Township; age 72 beloved! jain” — on LES quired for chicken. Prive steaks. husband of Mrs. Marian Arm-| your pre ence is eve strong. dear father of Mrs John | Your | dg sandr ah ae us,
vet
Schmidt and William Chene ysl You were the kind of @ father F l] ;
! fe ull Time | COLLEGE -EX-SERVICEMEN |
ee OR MEN OVER 4 brother of Etson Armstron Your loved ones will never forget
Beral service will be held Pri Badly missed by bis wife, Ive & May 15. at 1:30 pm. from the _ daughters
Voorhees-Siple Chape! with Rev et |
Charlies E. Zike officiating. In-
terment — Grove niger pg BOX RCPLIES
—— r. Armstrong w le
state at the Voorhees-8tple At 10 a.m. Today there
Funeral Home 1 _. | § Were replies .t The Press '
age 73. beloved mother of Mrs.
B
berg ‘and Mrs. Lewis E Watson:
poo survived by six grandchil-
Funeral service will be boxes:
wal ma Home with interment in
| Oakiand Hills Memoria) Gardens. 114, 119. Mrs. Crisp will lie im state at the, CRISP, MAY 13. 1958 WILLA M_||
3850 Green Lake, Orchard Lake: office in the following |
5, 6, 7, 14, 16, 18, 28, '
held Roterter. ney 18, at ~~) 31, 32, 56, 57, 67, 74, 96,
m chardson- 101, 108, 104, 109, 110, 1) real estate, insurance or encyclo
Richardson-Bird Punera! Home,
Walled Lake.
RICHARDS. MAY 13, 1959. LYMAN
H.. 4032 Amherst Rd. Royal Oak Funeral Directors
age 86: beloved father of Mrs
Prederick (Betty) Boehm, "r COATS
Maurice L. Richards and Dr FUNER i0
Lloyd PF. Richards. dear brother Pin ERAL HOME
of Mrs. Maggie N. Dahiman: also OTayton Plains OR 37
survived by seven Len riggs cy :
and four great-grandchildren Fu- D ] =| h |
mera) service will be held Satur- one son O Ns}
cay, wage We at 1 pm. from the FUNFRAL HOME
Kinsey Funeral Home with inter- “Designeo for Funerals” 4 LOO
7781
Mr’ Richards will te in siete at. SPARKSORIVPIN CHAPEL Mr Richards will lie tm state at
the Kinsey Puneral Home, 420 8 Thoughtful Service WE 2-584)
Lafayette St, Royal Oak
SANER. MAY 12, 1959. PRED, isao Voorhees- Sivle Inverness. age 68; beloved hus-
band of Mrs. Laura Saner. dear N N
father of Charies FP Saner, dear FU ERAL HO} {E
brother of Mrs. Mae Hostetter,
praca, Saner and Chief Petty Of- ——— ___
jeer William Saner; also survived
by two grandchildren Funera! Cemetery. Lots
service will be held Friday, May
18, at 2 pm. from the Sparks- BEAUTIFUL 6-GRAVE LOT PER
Griffin Chapel with Rev. ‘Kar! Ls i Park Cemete Will
Ostberg hie ee Interment in _Vide Reas FE ¢4
Perry
Elks Lodge of Sorrow will be held
this evening at 730 from the
Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home, 2 FULL OR PART TIME SALES- Cemetery, An ___Help Wanted Male | Ambulance a vice Psa or Motor
FE
sales background 5 —_— sect Edleteaoee
Dt
where Mr Saner will lie in state men wanted. Leads furnished
rE 9 am.-12 noon, _7_p.m.-9 pm. pe in 8000. MAY 12. 1959. LEO MaT- Good commission We tra thew. 43 W. Rutgers St.; age 65 3337__Ask for Jean beloved husband of Mrs. Plorence ALL AROUND pATECHANIC © WITA
Bugg; dear father of Mrs. Bar- tools. OA 8-3
bara Lewis. Mrs. John (Jeannette) ATTENTION Sane “SCHOOL BOYS
Carmen, Harold, Matthew and that want to make money. If you
d@ Suge — hod of Louis) can work 3 hrs. after school, & |
Charles also survived) § hrs. on Saturday. we can use |
by five qrande + an Puneral, you. 75c hr. after training. Apply | service will be held Priday. May 351, 8S Saginaw, between Y& 4 18, at 10 am. from 8 Vincent
de Paul Cathol fe Church with tn- BRICK MASONS AND CARPEN-
EXPFRIENCED REAL ESTATE oe . tere 1 kar age door instal lee
Lapeer, Mich A‘recitauon of vie Experienced °° in, | madernizati Rosary will be held Thursday at work only FE 72-7006 D&M Bui . 8:18 pm at the Pursiey Funera oe ; Home, where Mr. Bugg will lie in COLLEGE MAN INTERESTED IN
_state vacation job High income for
‘ i —— | alert. enthustastic young man who
; ¥ doesnt mind working Specialty
} The P ie P j sales experience helpful. But will
; ’ | train sales minded person. with
4 ontiac Press | the right qualifications au xe : plies confidential. Write Mr %-
; FOR WANT ADS is Pontiac Press Box 102
DIAL FE 2.8181 Realty 412 salesman Apply Smith-Wideman
w Huron FE 46-4526
EXP PORD MECHANIC. IDEAL From 8 a.m. to & p.m. working cond Top pay Contact
= H Goans personally at Tom Bohr All errore should be re. Inc. 120 8 Main. Milford. MU
ried immediately. The #1715 — _ _—
Tress @ssume* no respon- ESTABLISHED COMPANY HA&
sibility for errors er opening for 2 men who desire
an te cance!) the charges |} to make selling a career in local
for that portion of the first ] | protected territory. Must have
insertion of the advertise- | @ good car and good health. $90 ment which has been rep | per week uaranteed. Oppor-
Gered valueless through the tunity to ke moxe. Call FE!
error. When cancellations 5 -9545
Or ail! owetee) oft 4 EXP MAN TO OPERATE LOCK
“Pontiac Press, Box 62 ° Séjistmente jo — gr raved mawer. 8}00, exp. hand trimmer
' , EXPERIENCED SHOE BALESMEN , Closing me for advertise | wanted to work part time only. | containing type sizes Lion Store Inc. FE 8-0668. for |
: te 1p weeen ween tee re he — EXP. TRUCK MECHANIC POR AIR
Sa previous pentiesten and vacuu Give ref. Pontiac
NOTICE TO * 1 | _Press Box
apvertisers |} EMECTRICAL sn. oF Wwanstont pn A Ade | ENGINEER now 9:15 a.m. the Pontiac Area Industrial P) a |
atic toe efter the First needs some ambitious young meno
. | with des advance. Write to
{
|,
: $1.50 $2.04 $312 yet 1220 Auburn - Re
eal
130 ‘$0 HURRY! A a4 5.76 ‘s bs
$ ie fe 8 | HURRY' v ; ie 540 sD ‘DOr 9
7 ‘$e fm i HURRY 8 4 7 Business js excellent
° 4s ~~ «(8.10 We need m= now
te. 89 soo oe _— — commis 0a
° A. come all!
- + FR G4510 tose, GARDENER “NEEDED. MORE for home than wages Nohn-drink- Recognized leader in its field!
requires mature, sincere men
willing to learn our proven meth-
ods of sales promotional work
Salary. training and assignments |
discussed at terview
SEE MR. SMITH 3101 W HURON, REAR OFFICE
aie Rea] Estate Biag
830 AM ONLY Tues thru Sat. No connection with |
pedia
MEN TO SELL AMERICA’S NO 1,
car, age 25 to 30 single Man se- |
lected will receive thorough GMC | ete Commerce Area Send ref-
_erences to Pontiac | Press Box 100.
YOUNG MEN Pleasant local contact work with
established customers of one of
Americas large business houses. If
you want to earn while you learn,
we will train you tnto work where | Corper Lunch,
earnings start at $00 per
ail Mr Romine. FE 8-8103 from
am. to 1 pm. only for ap-
pointment
YOUNG MAN 17 TO 23 TO WORK Cc
9
days for delivery & stock week.
work. |
Plus retatl exp. Pontiac Press Box
_6
__ Help Wanted Female 7
|A WEEKLY PAY WHEN REPRE
senting Edith Rehnborg Cosmetics
tart at once Information, PE
-7402
training. Write giving full partic- | Bany” siTTER. VIC. “CROPOOT _ School. FE 2-3228 after 4:30
BABYSITTER FOR 3} BOYS TO ulars on yourseil @ phone num-
_ber, to Box 85 Pontiac Press |
MACHINIST Precision aircraft, experimental |
parts. Must have experience om |
close tolerance work Paid holl- |
days and vacations. apg work. |
M Manufacturing Co 8 In-
dianwood Rd, Lake por live im. 2 days off. FE 8-0252
BOOKKEEP
Must be ex
ti PART
ac Press x] 1 -_ TIME
rienced Write Pon-
COMPANION FOR LADY. WHITE. more for home than wages Very |
light work. Before $ sce re -1180, after 6. _FE 5
| OUTSTANDING SALES OPPORTU- | COUNTER GIRL. fel ia
big ‘gy * ip person before 6.30
Restaurant
CARHOPS EXPERIENCED. AP-
Drive- | | “nity! Well-established national f!
nancia! concern has two perma. !
nent. full time openings. Neat-ap-
@ring, aggressive salesmen orer
Call on business-professional |
accounts, Pontiac area Car es-
éential Drawin account plus | —
Pontiac Press| Box 18, giving
PART TIME
If you are free 7-10 pm, are
neat appearing, and have a car,
6 you we be able to qualify tor
at @ jop t Would enable you to
earn $50 per week and still retain |
your ay en job. Por informa. |
tion call Mr Taylor, OR 3-0922, |
Product Draftsman Preferrably experienced in small |
precision aircraft devices
M.C.MFG.CO. | ; 118 Indianwood Rd Lake Orion
PENSIONED COUPLE DESIREs |
janitor or caretaker work in re- |
turn for unfurnished apartment
and utilities in good netghbor-
_hood Call MAple °° 4612
Part Time Salesmen _
Por esteblishe@ hardware firm
Write P atiac Press Box 24 stat-
ing @ge experience. address and
~_ phone number CURB GIRLs
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED AND
licensed to sell Real Estate (Ex-
cellent eae ela ps ts in
progres fo les Man
age; HUMPHRIES. REALTY FE DEPENDABI 2-9236
SERVICF STATION ATTENDENT ¢
Telegraph.
ly in person Frost-Top
fr 3118 W. Huron. :
bonus to qualified men. Write! CURB GIRLS. MUST BE .- NEAT |
Apply at
Dixie Hwy
CASE WORKER Fo: children’s agency {g-Bov Drive-in. ST BE | tunity to become department head
xxx
Good sal- | | mo. EM 3-3276. after 7 p.m
| — for infant & 2 older chil-
| than wages * we ees pa favo,
|
|
|
2490 SALES HELP
ry New offices. Retirement. so- |
cial security MSW cr exper
desired
Box 114 jenced
Write Pontiac Press |
CAPABLE WOMAN |
TO DO COOKING AND ont |
housework in pleasant suburban |
home.
. Congenial family
- Own room with TV
« One @ay off each week plus |
alternate Sundays
+ Two week vacation
. Excellent wages
Ph. MI 4-9264
__ 2001 Pontiac Rd
DO YOU NEED MONE |
LEES DRIVE IN| !
!
Earn more with Sandra Parties
yin free toy kite MI 4-6305
work & care of 2 children
in rast for home than wages. | E LADY POR HOUSE-
Live
ge hi ae IS experience PE 4-9612 preferre elegraph Rd at t PPL Northwestern | Ed Piper Service. —_ — a. PLY
Real [state “Salesmen _
EXPERIENCED DESIRED. GET | EXP. SHORT ORDER
IN NOW ON THE GREATEST
ADVANCEMENT SINCE FHA & |
Ss ¢
ODEO So OacT ES PRPRISCER UEACEEOPIRNT pea cay Ota ot ot —Pontieg Press Box 111. 6-3546 RATE CLERK PART ME eve EXPERIENCED | WANTED PELEBHONE CANVAR — Norwalk Truck Lines PE ELECTRIC an downtown y a3 gt
Jw commission, $1 hour
REAL ESTATE cow eke _Bloomfield Hills
COOK &
exp waitress. Cooley Lounge, Un- |
ton Lk. Village
( Woot ak LiKE LADY FOR
my, ESMEN WANTED | | TYPEWRITER have opening in mod
office for good cuicsenen Our t+
OPERATORS | initiative you can make. com- wn Kooged, for day & evening shifts centive plan will pa gg more.
If you are conscientious & have
ission in our general fie . Ap
ply in persdn.
REALTORS y after 10 a.m., Monday, May
Pontiac City Tide
| Hagstrom |,,2eateGllt | time Good salary
Pontise F Pontiac. “tet “apm Be: Or on ome cho —
SINGLE MAN Oa Valiit oe MILKING experience necessary. 3985 N
Rochester Rd. OL 2-4703.
SINGLE PARM HAND, RM. AND
_ MO 9-148 good wages, no milking,
SALESMAN WANTED Shi, WiktEe To LE Be | “or modernization calee, (Wu
| Service OF 0s or FE | eam
| WANTED: HELP EVENINGS. | Sass 19 lias: no ideale
~
COOK'S IELPER
mMAtius 160 W. Mapie, Birm x
AND care for 2 Sa te while god
fo WARTED at
~# fer ho Bi. Care|
abo 441 Emer- | san? SRlaree.
oon nee a oS a a oa , ee ae - Help Wanted Female 7
GRILL COOK Ted's has an imm Me gon f
for a grill cook on Se night sh:
Must 18 years of ¢, some
experience necessary. pply ip
person only 7 te 8 pm
TED'S Woodward at Square Lk Ra
HOUSEKEEPER. LIVE IN. SAT & Sun. off. 3 children. star: $60 |
HOUSEKEEPER 1 TO LIVE IN.
Vis after 6
\INDUSTRIAL NURSE. 9400
| Nurses. Also lab technician. De-
quindre Nurses Registry. OL |
_2 3771
KITCHEN | HELP. WEEKENDS.
nights ppiy in pe: Four
corner Wallon and Days MA 3031 or MA
KITCHEN HELP & ORILL GIRL. Apply in person. Prost-Top Drive-
_In. 3118 W. Huron.
LIVE IW. CHILD CARE. SOME
housework. More for home &
some wages FE 4-2657
LAW wars baie 7. aaa
eecretaria)
Pontiac beecseae ‘agieee ae de-
sirable but not Write
Pontiac Press oe ae
LIVE IN. MORE
housework
MEMBER OF T THE WAMILY
housekeeper. Husband. wife and
14 yr. old son. Room, board and |
salary discussed. Hatchery Rd
& Dingle Highway. Over 40 years }
of age. OR 40102
PRACTICAL } NURSE iN HOME _ References FE 5-
POSITION IN tains SPORTS- ,
wear department for person with
Outstanding sales ability. Oppor-
if qualified.
Also part-time. work avail
able for ex rales wom-
en. Write Box 101 Pontiac Press. |
RELIABLE WOMAN AS COM- panion Live = ge oe
_Apply_after 2
ae Pie time work Apply Mrs. Billings,
8imms Bros. | 9 6N Saginaw
| SHORT ORDER COOK — DAYS |
Weekend waitress. bar & food
_ Call for intervicw EM 3-0112
SALESLADY
Thoroughly experienced
and well qualifted to sell
better dresses.
APPLY IN PERSON:
Peggy's
| TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, 8:45
am. to 4 pm. 6 days week,
salary & bonus, bar tev un-
mecessary. Apply z.
Lawrence St, Room
WOOL PRESSER Figh pay. Prefer one who can do
some alterations. Write Pontiac
_Press box 104
~~" WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE
If you would enjoy working 3 or |
4 hours a day calling regularly
each month on a group of Studio
Girl Cosmetics clients om a route
Lh cigitveries, etc. write STU
ics, Dept. 21-
ron Glendale. Reute will pay up
to $3.50 per hour.
Ww AITRESS
chi” person. to 3 p.m.
b Taher. pore Dixie. Drayton
yeas
| WOMAN 30-3 130-38, GENERAL | — atl Ref. FE.
ee |
wee , WOOL PRESSER. APPLY
na” ° jeaners, 4489 Elizabeth Lx.
2
AN | (SITTING & Were housework. — 6 days.
4-2182 before
AND curs Gini.
~ Ss
“WwW ANTED : TYPIS Must be fast
waces,. a warene
pea —_ hospitalt-
M. E Siagotactng Co.
Ttation mS 5-3672, 1 to mn.
ian, Tet pm SP |
STEADY
vod. glee ine in, —- be: 35 yrs.)
t bar ex-)
= oe shoasant ‘tor self con-| Lé
ident. Prefer married with trans: | _Help Wanted Female 7 WTD.: SALFSLADY, AT ONCE
66 W. Huron
WANTED —- D _- Work Wanted Male 10| PONTIAC TEACHER DESIRES
mer work. No canvassing.
| 2-1526. sUM- rE
EPENDABLE BEAU. ty opersiar with experience, Ap RELIABLE CARPENTER NEEDS _ Work Prices right FE 53-8325
| WALL WASHING BY MACHINE. 627 Highland Rd
WTD. CURB GIRLS FOR NIGHT
work. Must be 18 Pop's & Mom's |
Drive-In 2201 Haggerty Hwy
MA ¢3522 Call Priday. 11 to 4
Help Wanted _—'8
usual cppesyunttg with unlimited
earnings. persona! interview
meet me tg E. Tennyson at
_7 30 pm, Ps _May 16th.
distributin nationally advertised |
vanilla. 1 16h |. Perry. PE 2-305}.
can e
ployed elsewhere adults,
room & beth. MI 4-7107. sie
REAL
ee Tal ae ; EARNINGS. ones line ucts. FE 5-4955. UL 23-3782
WOMA FOR
work, live in. nice home.
$ Rg = boy. PE 4-0871 bet. Ps
at Ta bEAR oe S 4 ¥ te: Tee classes our
nity to join the force of By 2
severa) counties If you live in
the Highland, Milford, gue bod
or Auburn Heights areas
rE fo arrange Monin
interview
C. SCHUETT, Realtor
Employment Agencies 8A
EVELYN EDWARDS
So meee FE. osue
_ inside
YOUNG
| ing position. Write Pontise Press | 4
A BUSINESS OP YOUR OWN. UN- 4
“Work Wanted Female 11
1 DAY IRONING REFE
| _$3 bushel. FE 5-147).
1 DAY OE sda $3 BU
ng ig care or Wk. Licensed. CL
“shay De
in if RoviEeonn
c WA nate A BA
woman will care for
f=
Hid 5 TcKOST GRADUATE would like wort of any kind Live
ACA N
ine? Capable. at il experienced
r chil-/|
3-3580. |
~~ IRONINGS AT HOME L 2-4150
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE \\ “hana typing. f! _—
2-9326 SERVICE
—OUR NEW ATION—
24% EAST.HURON
SUITE 4 - FE
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS FOR WOMEN
SECRETARIES
RETEPTIONISTS
DR.’S ASSISTANTS
BILLERS
FOR MEN
MGR. TRAINEE
CREDIT
SALES
DRIVERS
ENGINEERS
MIDWEST
-EMPLOYMENT Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
FE 27
Instructions 9 a nstructions
FLY THIS SPRING Land-O-Lakes Flying Club Inc.
Oakland County Pt Group
Pontiac Municipal Airport
-Profit OR }
struction, radio & TV. Experi-
enced instructor. Write Pontiac
_Press Box 12.
Work Wanted Male 10
6 FT. gy _ WANTS hag omg 4
kind. and tools for most
al “PAINTING” AED WALL PA- il $1.50 R tr. "PE 4-8271 or =| bes! Saberenece.
exterior Reas. SS
a) NEW and r +42!
wien Pree mate Reas.
@ 3.3752 or FOR Sait
A” CHALLENGING YOUNG MAN ‘wishes steady work. FE 5-0098.
PENTER
ens
‘AB
$5000 SARPERTER WORE OF Ay v. Ti eller
__ FE rua
OY DESIRES HOUSEWORK OR work. FE 2-2580, call after
LADY WANTS DAY WORK OR
baby sitting. References.
ontiac Pres: Box
children in
@IMEOG ING
and panded. PE 5-147.
N
rm Avenue
8
| MATURE WOMAN DESIRES | ™anent secretarial with dicta-
e, genera) "hs
_retarial service EM _}-2842
NURSES A OA
County Nurses Regist
| ey ss ee 2-5402
WASHING OR IRONING. BABY
Sat. Eve. FE 2-5183 PER-
Expert- |
MOTHER WOULD Lage 76 KEEP
‘— NURSES A ATLABLE =
| WASHINGS | & IRONINOS PICK-
| up & delivery, PE 4-036
| WILL BABY SIT IN YOUR oe
Light housework, FE 5-
WOMAN DESIRES DAY WORK. FE 5-3944,
Building Service <—_—
ee ASPHALT PAVING us 2 your
RKE 12
ériveway
} oe rking } Our jobs are our
ASPHALT PAVING | Phone FE 5-5037_ or
| ie aie
* UL 2-3420
"Fae ‘IN FLAT CEMENT
Ree int Samaes .
FB xen = mie
Cr gL0ck. BRICK yaad com per
FANTED, FIRST | —_* 1 or 2 deys FE.)
|
home. Fenced Off Elizabeth Lake rd. PE seat.
Building Service 12) ___ Business Services 13
| BRICK & CEMENT WORK.
NE
maar ver Residential &
3-3168 ano 0 a
MA 42383 or - Oa &
ANY TYPE Or HOUsE PLANS. RENCES, | 55 ie rewn OL 14141
Acme Asphalt Paving
_ ates x Citt oe PE ee tae”
WALL CLEANERS,
Reasonabie.
KEP ain “PLASTERIN
: sae hot WAR? ee ae ‘a1 | prick Block Cement work.
pasSWENTS —WITERPROOPED Work Gepremiecd Lad Estimates
BL ae MENT W and 5-0378.
ir, smal pag OM, yt A ae
builder. 33 E
you aT UL 26175
m9 R.' RS MIC TILE EMENT & “nee ener te Sa sae
CEMF. iS BLOCK | sore WORK FE |
DRY WALL TAPING AND PINISH-
Pree estims
ELECTRICAL CTOR Construction ) nee Ed
Conpop Elextric UL 33902
EXCAVATI as
trpoune. - EM 3-068)
ELECTRI
Pa Electric. 54439.
for ters s and dry-
ers. RB Munro Elec- |
trie Co. 1060 W
BUILT- TOP
RB Munro Electric Co FE 5-#431
GUARANTEED
free est. _—
vet ARAGES $595 PE 5-122.
New &
EAVESTR FI IN & COU
CEMENT WORK, _MI_6-4188, PE 2-2671.
1D
R ir — Gutterwork
3 Pree ae
OUGHING
SLASHED B
EASY TERMS
Trade in Your House | We will
room.
Sal, a $13,700
argain Price
build 1168 *; ~
all face brick wall and
PE 27-1631
ELECTRIC MOTOR EEAvicy be Re m Pe se?
FURNACES. CLEANED AND
_serviced CL. Nelsoa. PE S1788 FLOOR 8 on FE 25008 after 6
Giz we POrTatie ELD. Gas & are serv OR 3-744 jErr rr
Zor s mowkn esi.
NEW WAY a
All a Call for
and
time for SANI-VAC Everything
in Home heating Holland Pu Day
= eo gay! a land Furnace
arte n An COOLED ENGINE.
Clinton - Briggs Stratton Dealer.
siso other makes. 585 amber.
wood 3 biks West of Baldwin.
wis WS. of Lake Angelus re
We CARRY PARTS POR ALL sute. and © T washers. Whole
A NCE
ROY'S, 96 Oakiand FE 23-4021 —— ‘s
b>! ra rui -, and light hauling.
tae | Cone
_is'my home. Cati FE
____Garden Plowing 16B 16B
isors R TILLING. Gan.
dens, eur tec teks on"
CUSTOM PLOWING AND DRAG oe anywhere OR ®t, _—
MANURE, PLOWING «& leveling, & loading, FB
GARDEN ano tiwan PROTO TILE 15 E
GARDEN PLOWING nino, YARD 1 ANS oe te Vicinity of
sa | SRD I ARRON
Pigg tree Mat i
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14,1959 == age: FIFTY-NINE 't "'
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_ _ Landscaping "1 8A, _ Wtd. Miscellaneous he Rent Apts., Furnished 33 | MODEST MA)DENS By Jay Alan Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 For Sale Houses 43] ___ For Sale Houses 43 ot AWN CUTTING AND REP nen _— LDU nis 24 Completa lawn service. Lance uy wane” STANDING TIMBER. | ROOM arr, oan MACEDAY LAKE. 4 ROOMS AND $200 DOWN 4-Bedrm. Farm Home Si +. anal corals mowers © pease vs-| *ALBERTh Lo SEER ett, Ss. Perkin Motel. PE 6-360. _ oe MODE CE garb: |? Bedroom starter. bouse with base-| 319 Ft. Pavement Tr oun tk Ga. eee nave _hapeer_ Rd er nd Mae v EME p pat welcome. $12 gh qué retrigereter, 06 Ser roses wires includes. Ses pong: home with basement. | % le . 2. room. ve . . 4nDaCl : en Money Wa Wanted 28 | 28A 4 wk 463 Lk. Ave. Ref, 3900 Maiden, Maceday Laxe. ats cS HA » tall ae ws &. Bisecstuae Highlands TPEE PRUNING ue kanoean wr. $4,000 AT 6% INTEREST FOR (2 AN VR APTS LOTS OP | ad Two — 3 bedroom brick ranch town, 319 « kt. of | A 7 Bo care “OR 3-0165. | § period of 3 years. Write Pontisc| ptOrase. Pvi. baths and clean. | ate. 2 bouses pet! homes, full baement, gas soil. Idee! tor family. Only | th: 5 i — <>: = oe Helghte, OL ie — $ ates bediooms Siugio ing , tase 6 Roc oi sek per moath. | e modes kitchen, terrace, a 7 ‘ é rounds. Reason- ric | 2% car garage. _Moving & Trucking 19 Wanted to Rent 29) 7 ia, 2 Baril eve chi seats Pe eine NS ah es 344 Actes, 2 Baths |W. E. Rorabaugh, Builder ‘ | > Rie a vice y Pow. | SMALL $ RM. HOUSE. 5 A TOR Z | - 1-A Reduced Rates. \_ port con. ‘emt ve OP am. (3 nlshed. FR $-2498, 40 Edison, cee) Lara 7 fovety, vocnatmed Wriah. $08 don, = irr MOVING “Coe S_™oring, 2 BEDRM BOTH 3 & 3 “ROOM a APTS PVT. ER: | | Ting WARWICR AT. SYLVAN | Cyoice HOME SITES LOTS Tx| beths, ‘lied recreation soom, au |? SEDRM BASEMENT. to PF LOT. SMITH FE 4-486, won | Weald oADPLTS Bore | trance & Everything fur- | pegreon | bets 7 cer | 150 and larger. Beautiful Watkins| perbly built and very tastefully ASHES RUBBISH AND JUNE Eiht? p.m. PE 409182 ssalshed Near or Bagtaes eeules 22/ get. Lease #135 je privileges. Bis Subdivision. Water, paved) decorated inside and out. 3 nice : “hauled. FE 56-6625. 6 oR 7 Hou. USE. 3 ADULTs. —A¥buro. ___ | $5008. $2,650. = hy me oak floors, plas | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE re EPTICE Close Flag Ref. FE 5-1333. ? RMB & BATH. CLEAN & QUIET. TWO BEDROOM. BATH, Oi. FUR- Ww WwW. Ross Homes, Inc. tered w ayy Ay room, able POR SEASON. LAKEPRONT WGun Ne?! bu: line Adulte “only. no meee, Guanes, Seneeh verde a sement a Williams Lake F SiACe DIRT « TOP BOIL =oels in Pontiac [Aan Aer érabese 8 25 Monroe St. FE 2140. Tower Ox — sn acl — a oe ee : proper . —— bun- a 5 or $10! te . ors Gate beach. References. 2 NICE Fi a OL UNIONW LAKE 3 BEDRM. PULL ee Penang Fags men parcel. ru. price $19,000. galow vie giassed and yt} ome Lick HAULING | ~ tile basement, nice location, 990 | ment, drapes. Near Waterford Brick, 2 Fireplaces screened lake porch, Very and rubbish service. OR 3-020 Lake Home 7 RMS. CLEAN. UPIL” PAID. 7s EM 3-2465. schools, *2.500 down. $11,000 GI 1X, atin On Lake nest and ‘rary ll ae, = HAULING & RUBBIsH, Wine PROFESSIONAL MAN WILL PAY Poster PE 2-2661.— VACANT 6 ROOM MODERN, sEM-| m . 4% per cent. Can on | 144 Baths, On Shaded yard and safe your price Any time. FE 8-005. roar rent - small, “year-round 2 RMS KITCHENETTE - inole AVe. near Ceneen ee 3-8252 after 6:00. Towe = ee ek sand beech. on P : . wer Real Estate. +5181 | ~~ PERSONALI bed Many tine, PB oats: 82 A LOAD) nlaneg. Write particulars te En sar Adults, 93. Norton. FE VACANT, MODERN. 2 BEORM. 605) PE ba yeoman t —— mol — S: Upper Long Lake Estates ~ LIGHT HAULING. ae tiie pou seo ee wants 2 2M AND KITCHENETTE, ALL o me. coke &, cose © Sve. 55 | vival LAE 8 BDRM BRICK | living room. used kitchen. High on il gad & picture = a & board in private heme.’ fice gvent ype a ~y ior bower: Bug service. $16,500.| foore plaster walls. Dandy base- eoque view of lskes ap amar LAWN core ce Ponti Pray Box $30. men ait, Syivan Lake, after Rent Lake Cottages 36A | PE cats. au’ at Guaeea Suan conte tryside. Newer 7 room. long leaning, tree trimming. OR Beat, pity Deine roan. eto ae all_ day. | Za AY OG NS — 3 BED-| tion space Owner forced to sell end low brick Ranch Home, _ ONT WAtLENG ~~ 2,B41m Dm. Phone FE'SoSit or 2 hyp ROOM PY BATH 1 3 LAROE FURN. RMS. & BATH | —_ Lc eae Ragweed festa | mt lek Gels GEROON Werte. paw meme oven, diab . eee wrodkan SHzD~on-Ganace. 2 Rooms, Pvt. Bath | Briar. 680 per mo. PE som | 011.000 OR j . threcut nd draperies 11GHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING a ae Laguire ot 3075 Auburn Ave _ G ux-F ank choice corner i Rubbish, fi} dirt,. top a grrr Wan wales Ly pe Close to Sears FE 4-2579 | “COTTAGE FOR RENT. “THIMK!" ITO 4 Ss Scumeesema” da aehee od ? gravel and trout end loading PE|“ANTED: 1 2 BEDROOM pal’, FEderal 3-9675. GENERAL REAL ESTATE No better value anywhere, ; 3008 — untiralsed” ia” Clarkvton (aa Es Ss i | FOR YOUR VACA ATION AT LEW- 4305 Dizie Highway = OR 39701 Owner moving out of city MOVE FURNPFURE [OR AWY.| bie % reesmetlo rout. MA) ivte Ave. * | ston, Mich odert,, good beach | WHERE ELSE CAN YOU $3,150 Full Price “oun ees. PE 6-000) __Wrp 19, RENT FOR APPROX ? ROOMS. PVT BATH & ENT. j _ Berle meee BUY 4 —_ ‘Older Village home in Ortonville. Joha “ODELL CARTAGE § months — 2 bedroom home! Furnished. Clean. PE 2-6102 TABLE ; Needs new tank, $500 down. + eal long distance moving | 0” West. side gotible lakefront 2 RM $10 WEEK. ALSO «4 Ru! MODERN COTTAGE SUITA $82 DOWN -| gas : ' vocal "none PE sages OE ot "gue Setertield, Apt Clark. | | are | i A Say an fo Ss : LAME. NEAR ~ TOTAL For the Handyman IT 1Z. @T 1OP ott. SAND vr GRAVEL. FE win: ga ARAGE os mR OLD? 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a Pe = “Share Livin 2) LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. t ‘a = ” | a EM 33627 ef ee Ww mures St. Ph. PE 3528 True Ss to Rent : ies = pn Rg 12 Univers. | ‘He's stapding on your left — just two millionaires away! Parre u = -, MODERN. COT: 3 ; |G PANGUS, Realtor Eve. Pa. FE 30cm AND p EQUIPMENT engage “Mik ow mh 35 RO ROOMS,” AMPLE “PARKING. | 18 | . ' pees rn ming. Pighing. Phone BEDROOM COLONIAL BY OWNER) BEDROOM PULL For Colored Sumptracke” ——seacbctnhers PE ataa | TnOn® Setwern | SHIRLEY Aprs, | Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 _ si" wn. "Reva Besish. wich! “15 JUDAB LAR stata over Gi werlgnge ct 60 tease tenerated, 000m Pontiac Farm and Wanted Transportation 31 PE 5-318 1 BEDROOM, CORNER APT. For Rent Rooms 37 Lifetime Aluminum OR 3-7878 "| galew Oh B proche ane "fans {POR- ly d ted, f ‘kin, i ING ment. Fenced yard. Garage. Industrial Tractor Co. ‘teayino FOR PREONIX MAY ie:n, ? AMS. FURNISHED OR = RPO: | PE Soe be Murpay st ene | SLATER ATTRACTIVE RMS. GIRLS. PRIV-| ROOF & SID “ , Price $7.50, about’ $1,600 dows. oo DED 8 woopwarp unas gouPle will deliver car Hams Lake Rd. and M-s0 | 2 BEDRM. UPPER BRICK CLEAN _tleges,_$47_W__Huron. ae FHA Also other 2 and 3 bedroom homes rE 4-046! esr: 1sn|-— 3 RMS.. PVT. ENTRANCE. 776 8. | semnTeee- lake priv. Adults. FE APTS aw Wane Mucee © Miler $399 MOVES YOU IN down payments to GI alld UNWANTED ARTICLES ZickED Wed. _ Contracts, , Mtgs. 32 _Anderson. FE 5- S700. a ae DOUBLE Eg SLEEPING > RM. PFE! si4 PER MONTH Only closing costs Call Mrs up free of charge mS E0OMS. F PRIVATE ENTRANCE |? male eae artes grove 75-87 Union St. W. Rundell. DLORAH BUILDING co. oom Howard. 18 Gillespie St. Ph FB Painting & ‘Decorating 2 20 sen yo ABILITY | Fev hiea “ener pm ne | _bura, oot ge ely mp oad ARS, COMFORTABLE ROOM PE DL ORAY Metical Nomee | |_s-W. Hurea ge OO © sell your iand euntract at the j} ARMS. WELCOME |! RMS VERY CLEAN. RENT sons. Nicely decorated, rate BY SEM)-PINISHED 1ST CLASS DECORATING a Palnr. | lowest ssible discount—is «| i194 Going St. corner Writemore | reas. ‘“ caretaker—rear door. bedroom From ose wil tur-| LARGE. CLEAN ROOM FOR GEN- FE HOME S bouse. 3-268; or OR 3-107. ug end wall papering FE 40255 leah McCullough bas aives | 5 R FLOOR. NO ¥. om Only 3 blocks from down-, tleman. Pvt. entrance, 245 Nelson | Rite = e—-9- See sr ChAgS DET © ExT PAINT. your I a = faker. ae y Washington | 7 and steve tum as of clnet! MAYNARD SLA TER | capY on COUPLE aLEEriNe |‘ Full basement, 2 car garage. ra: | $9500 able LITI j leges i heat. " sca 1ST CLASS PAINTING AND PA- CASH BUYERS WAITING facilities ture 650 fone e BEDROOM APt_WiTH_FIRE: ERWIN SLATER = | Seales Ritchen privileges ce perries. EMpire 3-403 $100 DOWN 9 | wu wane 3 vedroom nouse. com- ist CUA SAE SID DES boc ter Pe Seette” bower Pe calm” ONS beet Meat, Auburn Heights. 9 per 53 N. PARKE ST, MODERN LAROE UPPER wast 2 pet on sana! | Esrewsod foes, ile belt acto: f PART- Jd WN. FE. oi. clothes closet & | &@ mo. 4 yrs. M Y Dest McDonald craig. Cash or terma OL ___ARRO REALTY (TRMS BED LINENS FORE ax | Riboe ip idee ates FE peg Sal sass seer. apace. Pvt. beth PE 20018. |@ diss. 4 DATEL BASEMENT Oves You In bi] a ™ = i cucmeaG ae i . ‘anasiaiene sea 4 Auto. of] furnace. Mecha 4 LADY INTERIOR 1 DECORATOR ABSOLUTELY ‘ams ise RM. PVT BATH & ENT WCE UNION COURT APTS MEN Gckunt Boaxn oe _PE 40088 _ zapere The fastest ection op your lane ? RMB. , WITH PVT BATH & ENT. | puter’ © retg.. gar. Aubure Worm. clean apts. 3 reems and prt. — ce NOME KOCH | NRAR GLARESTON. MODERN 3 | SCOTT LAKE HOME Al Saas Oa DECQEATING contract. Cash buyers rere Nicely furnished, clean, couple — Paddock. Adults. PE 2-7236. ath. All nicely decorated Quiet, ROOM. CO gia wiviionestvall (ili be@reast!: hemiail Gall Seu ceren et) S Paper removed Ca. Realtor Partridge. FE 6358) D7. no pets 26 Norton. | _after 5:30 p.m. flentiy ® ee | ae Welton brininn | land, overlooking lake, Pret'y) WHY PAY RENT? Two bedrooms, large living room, 41 PAINTING INTERIOR. EX ~ “ACTION! ft 3 ROOM APT. pO lea | RM APT 266” 6 PERRY. PE org’ A “downtown yet tn) good nO 2-4068. aves ‘end wes ones | miheken amb Pormica coubter cope | AY RENT? paneled recreaiion foom wit fire: terior. 16 cent disc. for cash _working couple. } 1 Ppp — ~ — room. large liv room. ; Gusrsatecd, Pree ost PE sees | Os Your Lend Contract. If you } ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. are a x paket = month bee faretaker at ana | Convalescent Homes 338A full bath. basement. ofl heat ge- | 3 seceot trade on home South ASA PAINTING & DECORATING Pave sold og “and wo second _bath & eut. FE 6-347) 3-054 between 9 am. &@ 2 pm. Union Court Phone FE 5-787! or | wenrmnnncnnnnnrors | Tee bape series cout, Nege| BUILT I Sages & Ovens meames. Pres apiteolon Posse Gh etn | your cach. 0 cam gt eee ani? ROOMS AND BATH GARAGE. |; ROOMS BATH. UPPER. CLEAN. Pe eee et 12 F Murco NEW NURSING HOME. STATE) Oivnic table and outdoor gril. | LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES | WM. A. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PaiwT. "fest dollar heeloea le dis | nett. ine. Renton be sturce EPS ant sts 2 comtry. 0. ay clei UPPEe | Sibimons equipment. ‘Bed patiexts | 7 Sebaie FULL, Banaue | ing. Pree Estimates. PE $-4375 St. FE 60066 5 nd tile bath. heated | or ambulatory. Men or women.|} BEDR ‘MOD L OPE INTRRION AND ekvtaioe |). C- H HAY DEN, Realtor ) RS. PVT. BATH AND ENT |? ,LAROE RM ‘ture FE eat Laundry, taclitien Beautiful Ket. Vusttore welcome FE O26. Prnctered wats, Mrowere Speck cer E N 8-044) c 4 e awn. r mo. Ref- ‘ cen monthiy payments Free tet casa rom FOR LAND See 2 Fer Pes FP DECORATED. |? ROOMS AND BATH. REFRIO | srences, HP HOLMES. INC NURSING CARE IN OUR HOME| oe eae NMEADEXCESt “PriDay dealt BEALE mates. FE $3254 or MI 60626. J. J. VanWelt 4560 Dizie Hwy, |” Adulte AN prt. 00 Stout Ot; Fine adee ese ee PE Se ee ee . for 2 elderly people. PE 9-285). biccks “leat | “open Brepings ws OO PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. OR 3-1355 | of FE | . le A WEST SIDE VACANCY — BED OR AMBULA-| usr gett RENT OR RENT 2 ee et | etl 8 Walls cleaned. Tupper. OR 3-706). — Cain 7 NI Roous BATH 2 Fa, * BATH #T0¥s ae aoa neivicenee honaes. fall | tery patients Men cr women. FE “oii, option. nice ¢ — — WEST WN R PAT | 816 LEDY ARD PAINTING | 23 YEARS S EXPERL No Re oR - No Extra Fees” ent. at door a 5-7408 parking spece Apply Gloria ‘Apts. basemen immediate ern —_ Lake i — PE os10 + EALTY | NEAR LAMBERT SCHOOL 2 bed- goce. Free estimates. OR 34074 nt & BARON Te being |? RMS, PVT. ENTD PVT. ENTRANCE & 37 A Call Broker PE 42533 or Care- Hotel Rooms 39) rete. How vecam Asking Sn Eves. LI 2-4677 | yooms & centre te Soewes ott. —PaPERiNG CASH F FOR CONTRACTS. REAS. | y ROOMS. "PRIVATE BATH & EN. 4 RMB. WESTSIDE_NICE 2 BEDRM UPPER , 3 bedroom modern on a side, room. Hot water convectar heet, wey Wechee — ener Remora) — “8 FE 2-506) eves |? ep wy ht 300 Orchard Lake aoe Weleus deaner aauncee HOTEL AUBURIN (| Stecle Realty, se st Muford Rd. | pereg street lot. Good lo. | attached garage, extra lot. Im- 9 ance. .clean, gas heat, H oy do MUtual 42065 OGUARAN FE 22312 “CASH | downtown. 87 8. Parke. . a oo & BATH FE 3- a Rooms m Day or Werk cation. es | te | mediate possession. Will negotiate i Ulities furn. or roorh . , Realtor,, terms. Television Service 22) '3 — N ee, ion pn _ Elec. stove & refrig. Pvt. ent.| Rent Houses Furnished 35 "on and r units. | 1 ACRE OR 4-006 ST T IDE DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE | TRACTS AND NOME paulnies | TE 20m | leges. MA . sy RMB. PARTLY PORN. MODERN. |= | GPakeage: Sh tive see‘tmen ve | Mecement,” ot mew ofl fur. PE 5-008 or FE s-4ane XO OBLIGATION. CALL” y RMS” ADULTS DAY WORE: | 7 Rus RMS "& BATH 8 AMO PLUS ’ Maple 5-300. wr aot ad gy kg \racte | dowere trakt, & | Real Rotate Service of Pontise JENSEN'S TV SERVIC ce_APTER 1X. Paddock TE 204 | “AnD BATE | | * sete mind” sot, Gage cig ae | tas GPPEOR on amor space, Nest Just ‘Deal wits | Price! Easy terms. PE ase | Tut 6. 7 FE 4-0521 ereamg. cal Peto LL. JOLITISON] | tie greet ee aeapy | Pe sala, Sie a Merial | eek pike atliiec"erre matcnery | pystpbig,iune isl 1eTT w. Murso. | SWnei."Grip sé bog Terme, Call | LUXURY i at Uphoistering 23 REALTOR PE ¢2533/ _tel_All_util_turn. OR 30672 | ¢ RMB. ACROSS, PONTIAC MO- ax | 5000 SQUARE FOOT eTonE = UEhT merainge. { LAKE S] se tele Ree asl eb Staadeees, Se eS 17048 Telegraph Ra. | LARGE ~s CLEAN. Ade Cee rie FUR Toa? . Mig aetn 7H FOR , po goal } “puflding, corner of Walton Blvd. OPEN E SIDE H ME ba p< P&E ‘SY uoDEt, pte Boor ws CPHOLSTER. IMMEDIATE hoo ar} : Py welcome, PE 3-07) ment or you mer amore out the tovcutt tenants. OR 30s | wes cos Meh eae wnat weer lot we Faden. Vill- OOMs. VER . LARG oe 5TH wtaTt aint ren! e ¥ y ee | home in its tale after ACTION |" closet space All turn. Priv. | ¢ ROOMS & BATH. WEST SIDE, 3415 isabetn ‘Lake Ra be | LOCATED 53-58 WAYNE 8ST 6, New model home. sacrifice fairy z a = : reasonable, children welcome. FE eee king.| by owner. 3 bedrm. brick ranch, Outdoor living features, 259 . AUS UPHOLSTERING On any food ind contract mew ae. Close in. Was privileges resem e pO 5 AUTO. GAS & i", ees rking | but in fireplace, 2 car garage, beautiful waney beach. lovely = oe p tnapeetion ef peentom orton Ave. PE 46419. ‘ ARAGE. Auto. _' ees [ANEW STOR West ¢ Angelus Golf Club — gintety cet wens UW NORTH PERRY sr | tide Ast "Ken Tempictse 7 nis Per BATE AND ENT * net" bot ater. PE bile bot water, FE vice. Tue ie BATH AT on ft er | Ane Pe Baa One® ¥E ECTIONS: 08-10 to Silver Br | treat “teases” ie is made S . pd ‘ ° 2, e v or 2 e . " FE. 5-8888 K. L. L. Tem leton, Realtor | Coupe FE 22038 * garage. OM Daa} ENT. & week. month. season ot _ Rent Office Space _ ai ng. ware right to Ween Big. | Setlgnete by ving “ra. cee a 2338 sg ped Ro. PE 44563 Bs + gg Bed Tinoows, Pi FARTCY_FURNTERED round. 4846 Penmore. Call PE ~~~ ~~—.~~ ~ | left to Lake Angelus Drive net Eee oe, DISCRIMIN A Lost & Found 24 rg SOnTaATTa “TO BUY OR PE tess Park No. « — NEW OFPICES-WEST SIDE. FE _° corner__ we found tm the finest bowen 7m : nm | to gil Bart Carrels, BM 2351) | a ann Bae POT ERT Sey per rem, # ROOM DM HOUSE IN WALLED LAKE. | “2210 MULTI-LAKES floor, Rheostet indirect Riermephae wingers, sr Me BR Steam heat All util. turn Ve || Cok RM Clee aN OFILE | caine close to Tinesia plact | #EW 8 aL, “hee, | Dumertas te “sey leuengen, tee Ce Serpirt. concious Uhen 227 SPemiel, rie Columbia & QUICE ACTION OF NEw OR Gia. | clean In Auburn Heights ties furs PE 23-3807 after 4. Sik vost Fe dow: ay gp gg BN wane font of sqectena Living. | fibea wh "Sn bafta, “ase Sun put ins Large, alc win. ; CONTRACTS. Buy-| 3639 J udes en 1 floor. 20x30 . : < rei _20320,_ o RMS & BATH UPPER. FE @ ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED. parking, lot pullt-ins. i Guests or maids bedren ot overiooking toet 3 BeaFLS TYR | O tend, contract Late Bent aa | 3 RM. APT, CLEAN, ADULTS. | 91 | Rent free for taking care of elder-| a feb ber monte cas] Sak many be cupuenres,| Wan bolle The Milanese Cea Wothing Lake id & a nen White a te FE 3988 ce PE basis | Prt bath, aw, Huron gg -_& BATH, PULL > | SY seme PE 318 of FE _up. FE Pull basement with of] heat & | ‘*®King, ali done in and WAIT? Ir TO orange ticked vie Bais Mt goit| 1382 W. Huron. Ash for Mr. Clark. RMS 18T CHILD WEL- | ment, FE 3-923. ies i, CeCe ee | electric inctnerster. 2 ear garage, | a mee. with equip. DaY. cart PE M0, 4° Law veer. GROP ARooNT TmEN GER Us| Some TE BM ses | Aa RMS"? BEDRM APT. IDEAL DUCK UE 308i CAKE COURT 3 “for barber sion or storage rem | Sounds. 300M oo leke irentage. | fitloned. “6 tons Grounay tae. | Of RESALE -BRICE, RANCH — ib CAPITOL Satinas LOAN co | raied. |W. Side inquire 8 from General fe ed E 17-0631 OR BARBER | Rouse ‘nag Sereee brick | bens : iy 3 WHITE LD iw ve } ee ene re eee Ee 200 Po 7 | SALES 3060 8 Commerce RG. MA 4-1578 | and work shop. Entire basement. room. Namihes Wrist Weta” “4 o0 | ne conto rows” ROMS 8 Sate . PE | PORN OR UNPURN. ¢YR-O1D | shoo im new alr conditiened build WEST SIDE 3 BEDROOM | BI9B *Dclosed with cyclone fence. gis heat. Beeutiful land- tere. See ‘aher 4:06 p= | | _Nertom. MA $-2438. -|§ Roos AND BATH. come. | mem Immed. ee, e'mo. PE $0008 ls on PE SO | operating? from : of "this Freed for gulek sate. 814. ee Oe . la grOLl SATH. UPPER. | newly dec. heat, hot water furs, —Dee_Lyme. MI €0gee. | Sale Houses 43. = 000 oomn. County. Gist jate im Oakland | 208. payments $67 per month Hobbies & es & Supplies — 244 ; Adults Keego. FE 4-4618. | Low rent. PE ¢6s00. MODERN 6 ROOM, PARTLY FUR_| or NEAR ROCHESTER - NEWLY County. Oniy 35 minutes ne at 4% per cent interest. ~ «NICE ROOMS AND MURPHY § RM APT CHRISTIAN COUPLE S{Sbed. $60 month EM 3-6296 or | decorated 2 story house 2ie-car| downtown Detroit. For bale CAINT BY NOMBER Pictures| Buy Land Contracts .. wuts ca » preferred. ‘Bast side, OR 3-000 MArket 4-3388 RENT BEATER | erage, About 1 acre, Trees and Br tance, Commerce Ra. cal IMMACULATE on ‘ Backenstos EVEN IF DELINQUENT! ; ais a SATE” VERY CE at ot 2 SS modems | MOO 4 RM. PURN , ‘ee ee tment. | Ranch , Boos bere ‘s © “Lawrence. obese tor Teas Manage: cmeenas * pertiaiy turn? bits to One. se host, tile bath, close tn. bos Pe canal, weeded. RNC QS0 MONTHLY. Pour | F ioe Fe nats ee te" at 2 he ~ T-PINTS) BEDROOM | ~ BET lot. 4 E2408. or paren ture : in, USE, MODERN. COUN- ce windows, step-saving sonals af m. ¢, clean. Adults, $60. FE 2-561. | rooms & bath. Basement Only $5400. $900 | » MY equity, $1200. $55 attached 2-car Notices & Per > HU! MPHRIES REALTY © 108 Rus 5 “sat "STATEAVE. | 7 ROOMS a ND BATH OrrEs eMALL © BogsEs Yor RENT | tN. | at Ge eieaweammae. nt Must be sold et once. ‘Real buy, | Sane on, aioe tt. ary ree. eee nae AA PRIVA DETECTIVES aeeenteeeeaiatsent 32-2166. with - Stove and re Lonnie 42031. Baldwin. Clark Real Estate, | SYLVAN Devt worry Knew the tacts ~ Wanted Real Estate 32A ue WEEELY y ROOMS PRIVATE | ‘rator Turn AUTOMATIC gas beat } Weerer. YE = 1362 W. Huron. FE 3-7ess— jens a Ee ee ee PHA $500'Da._ FE +2366 ' et emanation «FE beth & cutrance. Child welcome. | SM Sumo. he chane The te | Rent Mouses Unfurn, 36 RES FE +48). | on onth. y. Ue. Wi d eman + $201 ring. Apply _ Clair - pe a re. | CEAVING crtY — 3) BEDROOM AEROTREDS Gl AND FHA ‘gis WEEKLY } ROOMS, PRIVATE ya "s i - al oe 1 BEDRM, LIVING oa KITCHEN. ogg og AE fous liv 2223 P. W. DINNAN KN APP SHOES CASH FOR YOUR HOME oan and entrance, Heat, electric- 5 ROOM. UPSTAIRS APT 00 N __big bath, 43 } Plorence. MY 3-5505 Somerset. Off Marlborough. Bioom- 46 W. Huron, ___ if 4-257T 412 W. HURON OPEN EVES. ~ | Yes we cap sell your home for! ity pertins Child welcome. ap | : field Highlands COLORED $300 DOWN ’ FE 4-4526 Pred Merma: OR aac rash wm very cael down pay: | St_Ciair Street. | Room UReUnie ae ver oe 1 BEDROOM HOUSE ppoean. NEAR 8T. MICHAELS—137 CHAM-| § rooms, basement, hot water, ees <> wepaoo ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEE SQ mest Cal a rther fnfor- eu seit ; ROOM UNPURN. APT., eos | _¢ oe! d path. Gas i 0. triendiy adviser casas mation Do ma feel obligated. We | * TAD DETTE TmAN AR nce | or PE 4-766. — — 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX — | perisin & rooms and Doth wee price 63.000 480 a month ees 8 | Se BEY ARE = +S be tate aie 24734. Confidential. will appraise your property and bern in good residen west 4% S SHIRLEY ~~ OWNER TRANSFERRED ith. Phone OA 8-2918 A & sponious and gracious six or will trade eoulty ie large : = | tel. you the easb you can receive | side location with bus and stores |3 rooms & bath. picely decorated BEAUTIFUL any | — aes family home that housetratier. 4786 ° CH ARLES CHESTER | rd EAST BOULEVARD HEIGHTS West suburban bargain, ne is in : = = | fem Paton ‘4 Block. $18 week to couple only. Heat furnished. Adults only. $45 3 bedroom rancher. Oak | sedition situ Drayton Plains. Call OR 3-2514, AIR CUSHIONED SHOES WE TRADE WE BUILD Phone FE ¢-7053. | per month K. G_ Hempstead. 102 alt Ba floors, beautiful. kitchen, large | FI wh aise tront fot “with fet oppetntment. A MILLER OR 3-403, CORRE & SON REALTORS _¥ PURNISHED < | ET Huron’ st Pe a or FS | on Fe unre radi Aluminum "storms pes eity city sewer ‘end water, on PARGAIN ae 152 W Burov PE ¢1537 ATTRACTIVE: R 4 21439 after 5 living reom um ; | ARGAID CALL ELECTROLYSIg CENTRE oy WJ 5 Ean apt. pre beth. leunéry re, | OFFICE: | and screens. Extra. large lot OFFERING — North side Built yee on aa ents a rr ba‘@ unwanted hair removed: uy HAVE > CASH, poll N. Shirley & Lots. Pon- | 90 OAKLAND | 344 NE Boulevard at Valencia FHA apgroved Owner leaving | te 04. Twe bedecsms and bet pal admire pan- 2 bedroom home. $1400 down ‘ & qualified and experienced Elec . tiac. Adults OL 1{-1875. Clean 4 rooms with pdérch $55 DERN. 1 LES | state. Only $11,500. J. A. Taylor, | 08 first floor, almost finished sec- |- front and rear poreh. » Bo costs, $54 bes ‘rologist. Marthe Wilder, State W ILL TRAVEL Qoxrontasiy FURN TR Sah | month: Mrs” Anderson. PE 83300 . ge sige off Mie. sen oo sate "OR _4-0806 ond floor for large third bedroom eders_kieken® A eo PE sti levevinge aly aes ee — on aw ye ee he eet pa ‘tor oe oe — St Beteves. | 30 Cadillac _— RENT C 2-6521 ae Mane 7 "oui apt 2 OME: | ge The aig Wall-to-we F cae en heat, geod car ~ DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP WILL sour home land pA nad ygen or etre. CLEAN ATTRACTIVE 3 RMS | BEAUTIFUL MODERN 5, : ROOMS BEDROOM HOUSE WITH GA- ae 7 mae ey 2 car gar. peting Nicely i yerd | wane ; _| OTTAWA HILLS Be SRG cree swoon) Oy are tem | pee eae SM | MEAP EL Canoe gd WSN |r, ae conn wwe | ah ta Gating, ane Hex) two pasaiy gmice ”|°"* "Rodney, sae PE 2-1244 LEY | — Just redecorated. — gor - ataaeciciaaaceeiaanca er. wa sidewalk. otal | TY mAID SUPPLIES — 730 | ly. Idea) for retired couple. 3 2 AA SUBURBAN RANCH | price, $12,500 with 10 per cent B Tr 18! 3 bedroom ° Mesomines re Wallace” FE RD D. BILE , B roker | feoms & bath, Private entrance i See ae Pa cel ian |. kame, Sesaed pend. lake | privi | Nothing Down) down. plus closing costs. Be first! conven Mteg Ra vestibule entrafice, fireplace. deth e Ra. Close to business section & lake. 5°39 p.m leges. $75 per mo. Rent op- | | Call now Five very nice rooms dows: den, terrific recreation toa WEIGHT —saPELY—a aa ee | MY Sista eet aS or after GEAUTIFUL # LARO® ROOM t OF | igs “rE tasst Realtor Part | we Ger” oan er peer | ss. and five rooms up, two oti SF ee “ih ; ; ° . 3 sermemicaty orm sayy reieccd cee wow as Fema | Febgtiter.es, Ht sioe ot ¥ Cena remnaceg og uo.) Ethonen Ymsneed Sie Tout PLAY YARD ...| Satuntend taltnenr ae Des-A-Diet tapiet 98 cents ei YOUNG COUPLE WOULD LIKE TO POR COLORED 2 RMS & PVT. | [Shy °F |" Children welcome. 63 & 69 Whit | Wiring. ofa eee. he Jat om, i 2 blocks of a gn —= bet) —.—_| buy # home om the lake. Must path All util. furn. $1350 wx. | + ** —| field. FE 2-022. _Dongid. OR 32651. ________| Fence enclosed rear yard, sep- Webster school $14,975 grees. lot. LAYTON PENNOYER PLEASE, be modern. Please write all de- Cail FE 4-8708. Close to Town |2 PAMILY HOUSE, RENT LOW, 5 ROOM HOME 5 ACRES. NEAR | rave garden space, 1'y car ga- Se Sh ay. Ay hy Pontiae FURN. 3 RMB AND BATH, | HEAT. | 3 rm. unfurn. apts Pvt. Bath | big garden. 397 N. Johnson. For Clarkston MAple 5-2478 alter 4| rage. sidewalks, basement recre- NICE CLEAN HOME ; 26 Seneca or they will given Press Box Front. : ) ‘st. | om +} ation room — all things you will $0050 FHA to Salvation Arm yee {lie of iS ee SE IN VILLAGE | enjor in this ideally located Dra Mu32 bungalow ‘with full | WEESTER SONOOL peeTmicT priv. Couple only MY sie | Be st. “or SD FE Co). __ | BEDROOM RANCH = TrPe |) BORN: HOUSE IN VILLAGE | caje jn tht Siow. Pormice basement and oil heat, this |Wender DAINTY TY MAID 8 TS. WANTED: 1MMEDIA 1a TEC Ti LARESIDE M MOTEL 8Y WCEK OR home, utility room and earport., of vie aca” S See ae | veniy Te tle 139 = 1 ft home ie just ae neat and brick home-2 bedreoms— wANtavae 8 ites Pe a bees “Conanets. “Be ers watting. | ¢ioees, Dixie Hwy U8. 18. | COZY LITTLE apaRremrr, 3) etre BA bine priciieees. $1400 down. EMpire/ living room newly decorated. Car- Sittten e, Bit,.& lovely In Debt? | Paul M. Joven Waal Est. MA_s-bo82 —_____._______ |. rooms. centrally jocated. Bxtras. \° earn. = ‘ares Sina gearecn Ae | Re Sogeeer Sedrmss On bent, oak ms, Weated oft Mt Tf vou are having yg mee W. __ Hures shower oo (= Baw rs ; meer Ee Soe oe Rad =a SY LA AN LAKE gay © : eo a = our yment tee WANTED NOU ae FaRa Lae | trance. Garage. Adulte $85 mo. | COLORED PREPERAED. > aus @ |? .BEDRM. MODERN DUPLEX. | MODEL home. Priced "right at $12,800) | | WEST SIDE BUNGALOW fi N Seca rty & no contracts. . nr downtown Rochester, auto. unde $1500 down $10.630 ORs tise) Buyers iS ts esate | ee _W._Willeom. $15 wk | heat, fenced back vafd. Ref OL| Builder sacrifice — Pog tig = 5 A. large five room bungalow State_Bask a P. W. DINNAN eet, 2 ac iy — yd mr OngLANDS Te barn” NEAR” AIRPORT "70 | In ranee — fan, Studie celings Hum hrie | watt fangs a ON AND APTER Tes Tx DATE MAY wae 6 .W. Muro PE 4.2877) aS 4-4373, | rme & bath wets, and utilities |" man & wife only, who will he ee eS Cae taal p S lovely bath full ‘basement: a an con i ae acy| | 'R nt Apts. Furn 23. Furais i hed shed 33 "EW w= 2 te art als UTILI- turn. pe eo Welcome i. __With lawn and garden. OR 3-1 Garland. 83 N. Telegraph Open Eves. ae >, = otf w. other than myself. Rask Collision ease oo ln ond bath Fe ¢recs | * "MS. & UTILITY RM. 305 oA | oa amc ick @ RMS. $5000 FE 2.9236 . . : 6332 or FE i ney, mar Aa — waal' oases Pe ox mat Pg 2A ox ik AD. Stasulated. nor MODERN 3 ROOM APARTMENT | Sia anes s 7S 8 oF went ewe rs Sa HLT | sie Wane ee ee amet RD ' BUNGALOW LENDERIZING Of RELIEF FOR bath, | ty Pine. MA 42144 with bath, 5 | water § ROOMS. MODERN. PART OP | 2318 WATKINS LK RD. } BEDRN wond ry ffort —_ /PvT 3 RMS” AND BATH FE| pnd, heat furnithed.” Phong’ FE double house, Purnace. Firepiace., 1954. Gas heat. full basement. rec. rage, brick ranch, 2 tied . | ae shock, deco massage & exereise|" 1 LARGE ROO REPRIQ. 10 $0205 ae Oak Knoll. PE 5-8006 06. | ge g pene es fg Manel Bath “carbeting. basement. ler . Ry i FE 5.8502. ae | | oo > : rs NEAC| Jot, 2 yre. old. ‘Open , OR i ’ to any entire body. Free 7 SEDs ote & 2 ROOMS, FULL BASEMENT ts & sidewalks. Re- |— mn tr basement, sed in h. __trigs. 27-4005. jl AND 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT rooms LM ny nts & gas oe“ h ROOM RANCH portax. 4 ” per me month. 6495 Cooley Lk. Ra. | plas A ype! just. like new. In- DOWNT Ow N f car garage. fea ‘on TRIMMING & GROOMING A att _* apts. Partly furn. OR 3-9105 Rents reduced. 23 inbaugh St | ad hes om r einen. é RM. HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR 4 | eludes $ rms. modern furaiture. | aces tes beoulp shen or bestdes det 100x150 with Deautiful j breeds. Expert poodle styling — (1 TpRM, APT. & 1 oe Pe as32 AT! off State. _ t efee | Baldwin Rd. Lake Orion. Refer-| drapes ete. Pull price $11,500 | office, large 1 rm. modern house DORIS es | orrawa HIRLs CR ee | "Wtader"take, SecyBlag rns | Semel et Fe ea ear on pomTInG | TTSRTER'S Suu SULE-piam: | ypcoReral eae a SgNone | lp mie | ee . =e aceday e. Eve ’ ry city pa. se ist Large liv room, ture puppies a bath, 2 adults only. 290 N. Pad-| aii newly decorated, spotiessly Nicky 7 AMS. AND BAT aon Bh! 4 rm. house on a haa po ment, storms, screens, oil a shop or ce, upstairs for nice 2 Ww went i. PE « ast | dining room, sun reom or ELAR HALE aVSEEaNg FOR| ange tae Peeps war | fetta "et Tincte, Macrae | Meee gine aN a REGUR| Genes! vie" Walaa | SEs aS geht ec | ag Reta ee Macs | "EDU RNE ao MDE S| See aan aa n SnonanD : Tr Z wil" Behos Schoo! Bt. ia. oe see. Sm child welcome ioe 3 Rat a FOR N mR NICE le Roo HOUSE, UNFURN Fe serest. poe ig Fg ge WES T SIDE “ - — | landscaped yard sell!!! t_— 5
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CAM FOR_WRED_ AVE FORNE za. 3 Rat_APreN NEWLY DEE a Canoe outage wee —ort,| Sti! eT‘ires Race stata | SustSte hase med Tee.| Gemerenee Bien see | mal gPOr are and mise. FE 23-0367. 3 roles. Prt. beth & ent. 285 Se le eh pment | FE ren or iguae — 2 car garage. A home of character spection. F. C. Wood Co. OR i Len we Bg aN = ag kids. ba Cc Whittemore. i . EAR CITY F RoariTaL Skok in a community where good taste at! 1235 ement autogas hot water. | ‘200 ft. x we Odd pieces or house full.|7 RMS. & : : Balcony type building with individ: | "T"pegrm. brick home. 2 Bathe. and good living are synony- | WALLED CLARE. $500 DWN #78 A| | ONLY $1,300.90 DOWN, why not | at. F Promo courteous service. Over ® ys wal entrtnces. basement with '% bath, thet calte Se 'cotien, Gab sante Bs 3 hodrm. vungelow. Carpel-| see tt tguey, : ieve_§. S. pe kitchens with mete heat and 2 car garage, Suitable dwn. Open fe foe | imapection day or|~ gp" ie. Pal price. By owner. MA FURNITURE NEEDED}? ive’ricor tront. Ui. 1 sleep asm decorator Carn sith plas: | ‘Regia lees sgemine howe for | ening’ Loceted at itd Ogemaw. | § nA ‘ FRED ROO NOOSE FULL 5 Ratiry home or odd lots, Get the| ing reo~ FE #12i3, 10 a | Rolfe H. Smith l 3 Bedroom Ranch © aw) i a : u wil bee oe : —REALTOR— ve e_neighborhood. Near | —————— ; 5 ft you. B&B Community Automatic heat & hot water ‘soft, 7848, Union Lake This bome large |BARGATNIIT sits : Sale. OR 33717, — =e Kitchen fan, master TV 74 8. Tolegrep® Ad, FE > uving room with Vie ce | what have you. 1 acre, lake priv. 4 wx Se A — “ : oe many ether fine fee- Coay Enehon wih ed entbee Os ‘ke Orion vieliity 2 Summer : $1027. — tures 1% baths. Attached On ment Malshed La : ; 113 © 140 ft lot with lake privi- | " WANTED: LOE, MAPLE CHEST) DON’T WISH FOR Foro. jimiee tume, ne lenges or GET IT QUICK, ¥ "Boma Aine sd with oom We Trade : a tae $0 PM. | MONEY4 ‘Make it easily rn “ADGLTS ONLY throug Clasaisied = NS" can pete tty Bi | ai, Stimmit, near Wisner Schoo! — aa bed r only r ™ “and dining ca H ~ through Classified Ads. To hammers, 9 SALMER sy. apr.¢ Yes, whatevér-it is i 2 bedroom c pon FE vol furniture "Ph, Pm 2-823. sell, aie. buy. swap, hire, | greece | 8-6918 - 'FE 28181 for an ad- car eareen a ene Ml pack yard. Wires et) “Rud Nichole. Realtor WIL!, LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUBE. dial FE 2-8181. oe omit YT UNOAY =| writer and get it! , JOHN ]. VE METT # Nr. St. Patrick's Church ~ Melser rad fStie wither, by vapprs 0. 713 Paul A. , Ke a OBNERA REAL aT ATE ‘| $280 qown. 40 month duys. this |, PE 8-190), or = FE 5-800 e ’
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: ore me Property 4! 43A For Sale Lots ' For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43; Income P For Sale Houses 43! For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 SLICES OF HAM ; goxise rr i BEAUTI mary P ’ 2 rant i bat baths, Acre lot. 2’ car Washing Ponties ‘ Auburn ar. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . G.I. Ss iM u 13,000. MY_ 35081, abl
NE E corsnc DOWN sett i | Se ee C NOTHING DOWN By may yey er 6 pe ole West Side—Only $56 per ranch eS. off Oakland Ave. Established in 1916 month including taxes and — oe 44 | im ‘ements. FE Y 6T. MIKES — Fine north | —usurance. oe For Sale Lake Prop. A NEAR 6T. arage. ae nee as —y this
din- for 8 SHORES is side 4 bedrm. home, Remodeled Sorgein. & ‘ L— | cin 115 pag ay 500 . ote "tearaies ng hy bus 1g Bae , mortgage . wo ase ‘Z Rig rivilege Eis ICKERSHA! living, room Wilh duced too. See this bargain at yim Ww WRIGHT, Realtor “a, Tok ote Lane. 8 Fidos Hillside lots, priv 1. Wi Oak floors. Pleasant nite with only $1708 down, Onklond Ave. FE 5-0441 ' page. home in ogee oo on Orecsent Lk., = a - en with ample cu is “¢ Call Evenings
x an a and ea ares. Nice petal LARS RBA eh MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - 2 LOTS 50x200 ON BIG LAKE | Residential cae Gain ae eS cae wie Siutgiees, Ged Suaautos in PR TS gh — ee hs — ‘- Bob Ruth. 1161) Rusty Lance ott | Drayton Woods s0xi80. . or. goreee, Lake... privileges kitchen Mth ftured soi | ‘This fine home with 3 large py RR Dg Seekends. os victiy beach, gas a0 street. € with ap Large garage with floored 3nd Extra large x room built in 1954. , sand: Li proximately $1438 dows | floor of land. ‘nice neighberhood, | Beautiful. full. ceramic \ bath. pe, ee eee aan Sylvan Lake f and $73 monthly payments. acre jand. e@ neigh “| Geaues deals was a ae beat, neat and nicely dec- 40 ACRE PARCEL WITH FOUR| Sylvan ake = pore Immediate possession. oe: Te. place end a full basement. Setting 8] erated. Only $1340 down, Lo- bedroom home, 7100 feet ora vy win. e ’ SITUATED omeng many weer — INCOME og = Sage ates — .. By , ated . qo Seon! ie. ara gg ee A ; , tall trees. @ superb setting gg lg gg a Bh fro Gass Asking $700 per acre, good von Commercial for this fine custom bull .. ee porn elegy ~_ Drayton Plains, OR 3-1231 furnace & water heater. no other cost moves you Baldwin Ave. near Howard, 3 bedroom home. One «ft ng Fd ere — in this lovely 3 bed STEELE REALTY. M30 at Milford | Feld ce 98.000, terms. the very largest floor plans smts. Gas heat. .* rage. | GI R OR RENT. 2 BEDRM., . ranch. tered walls oak Rd. MUtual 42045. 2 corners 300 tiac Lake | we've seen: Has all mas- Nice neighborbood, quie arte full bsmt., oi] heat, $900. Take AUBURN HEIGHTS. 2 lots with 2 floors. air $. ‘ey Case Late hd. paved, ter bedrooms and a regular gg schools and hospital, $18-| over pymts. t y. , geneh Large picture window. Call AT LAKEWOOD VILLAGE & water available. Can full 4 phat a ureenntas. = ee a heater. $9900 with sikes ae 100 ft. and wider weiertrens Bec vided. - Twp. off 3 :
. as Ainrerrmarsect turer | TOR ERCEOF ONE = Mere) LAKE ORION aes. ei: UTE TAR scores win | ee Stee iat | MAN ans materi ep oe oor eens. Be ee money. One house has 3 rms, {| Neat & clean. Newly decorated. ng Pe AisO Wateriord Village, Dixie High tribute to living ms renee bath and utility; second house| 2 bedrm house. Nice livin R. pny om 2 car garage Many other exceptions! values in| 4955300. 8 room, 3 gracious manner. Over on ¢ wee, oon eae dining L. Utility rm. eery has e garage. . newer homes at several large| 4) rear. $21,000, terms. or ae gg i i e has 5 rms., bath and util-| kitchen. Close to school bus ° as L naif, lakes, e acy cesir> b »
has r MU 44353 «othe oro ity. Located near Dra All| _& store. MY 3-1309 or MY 2- iit, one. ° I erty 06 suere than a pace for only $14,500 with down. | BY OWNER 2 BEDRM. HOUSE, = . C. *SCHUETT. Realtor Roy Annett, nN wy tte tS WEST SUBURBAN — Large 2| trees Privile gs. 00 Crescent UE Oy ng X BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PRIVATE Reaitors since 1993 wey S bedrm. home with ¢ liv- 900 with ‘dn. or $7,900 cash . Ne money lake in Lake Orion. 80x145. 95509. “aE Huson St. FE & 12 FEET on Lotus Lake- ing rm. Full bath shower 8-1135. Ry down to veterans. All have _ Call MI 4-2164 or MUlberry 9-468}. Open Eves. & Sunday 1 to 4 front. wets pacapen = Tous shy Fee. go cena. 2 BEDRM. HOME. DWN. OR an the ELIZABETH LAREPRONT Fa men . base Fenced
vd time Call toda ve sit Ternses’'s “uli bein tad |’ Lake’ privileges. “$13,800 Toras: make etter. 086 menth. 16 Cok earoe with ne dows a ee sae, SELECTED _ 3 bedrooms. All at 6.950
eal wood paneling. 2 large. i Building Sites with $2,000 ‘down and $70 Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor Realtor all baittin Ritchen large living} ise ft. one ham, 600 @ —— we | px200, Ditto Hwy. at Telegraph mn || FURNISHED MODEL 1 ro Bey een nig *realiag value 250x368 {1., corner, $1800. AMPLE CUSTOMER SknKIng 4 REAL ESTATE & INQURANCE Priced at ge x ” LOW IN PRICE, in ; ; ” WIN peting, , traverse rods, 170x160 ft., paved road, @ value ip resale. Fine all- “I let you drive and look what happens! FE 35-7408 1683 BALD iy owner. AD 3 acres, paved road, $2450.
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h rive, c H Y | FOR SALE OR LEASE: YEAR fcaped it See rive, Jané- basement, 2 lots. $500 will handle. DAILY 10-8 For Sale Houses 43 For _____For Sale Houses Houses 43 O bi-devel & ttlevel starter | Troan 2 bedroom. By ownel.| .9, Dixie ivy Deaytes Ph Pull price $14.000 with OR 3 . EEE poms, 5 rem “oe the tee nmi Walter's Lake MApie 5 1. eves | OR 3-2131 PE 5-1 $1.300 down—be first, not (NORTH SIDE BDRM. ALL MOD. | 171 MELROSE = ! ABLE. OR ote ern ranch. mt FHA, 960 per Between North Perry and INDIAN VILLAGE Ce. ae aes ha lg ee ee ne ae ee | SILVER LARB ROAD: a, mo, Hoyt iy Shick's ecole A] Ww 2 story — 3 with othing down op your lot or we! cent e Two bedroom, bath.| byt gre. os NEAR WILLIAMS LAKE 33711. specious kitchen and 4 room.| have several av -| living room dining ell.’ large | —“#k® Rood with privileges. A low, ram- 8, 50 Living room with fireplace. Large lassed in porch garage. Hot wa- | bling rancher with attached OFF JOSLYN TV room fv room. ARRO ‘TY as 4719 ¢ ogg Potnte. | For Sale Acreage : ae i 2 bedroom bungalow Full <= A 2 car garage Close| TED H REALTOR beat. ae i Winbrook | or c g Geneve Kitchen baving am- COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT | pnrayron WwooDs basement, oi] FA heat. Wa- to all conveniences. Very nice ’ Open, waticalace ret 50 Attractive 3 bedrm. brick end ter er. Birch kitchen belghberhood $12,950. 4% per cent 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday 1-5 | oN eT. M ’ ; alum . Large living a us arian nek te #3444 | “ful Hollywood style log cabin 3 Acres or More A well-built home in TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT Te” pete” ali carpeting in dining and lv- y an excellent neighborhood, pl ny recreation rm. and ing rooms. 3 lots. Priced YT REALTY 7 pn a RM be 4 type year sround a Commerce na netuete ¢ . . Leaving . roug me leg iiford. end enly 61,000 dove. Nothi Down fireplace. 2 car garage. On 3 at, $18,790 —. sT min “ tira se sce of sliced fieid- I's miles trom proposed No: RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 1g a ee trees. “By ‘appointment. $22,800, | HUNTOON LAKE SY OWNER 3 : ro c OR SWAP BQU- | stone Bedrooms off balcory. western Hwy. extension, This 1 : BU, : ’ ho developmen BE Saucer Re” ooests] acauna mEronre¢ mee PE Bots toon ist BaSatemiea’ it | dirkere: avon: Bre Gar | Seqheg crac, Wt ru ev | $0 fee Loney tty Goce) fone ac may ew j a . ° . 1 ort. rse 6 : STARTER R : a cated oy an SYLVAN LAKE Rolfe H. Smith beavens wea cheer foe pag sacrifice for cash. 43 Alles { 47 tn at FE a ee oe alee. 9 oe maak] cated by the owners b hn § Lk. priv. Mane Terme interior. Gas heat, earage: 4 J —REALTOR- only $10,900, terms can be pees. red, base Shee down| ‘e® for you Priced trom 7 rwood — Warwick has AWA DRIVE BRICK . Will accept minimum per acre. Terms. ornings. UL 3oae a cont 99.500 i is ya price, , ae tro gg | brick tri-level ee Eee eh He P nted a 3 bedrm., living rm. sum room and monthly payments. MY eande| LSO m 5 n ve a * +9 ‘ ° ’
BY CWNGR 3 SEDRM. 1% CAR) Sehee Sbett rue Soar garegs 106 A. seeded tet: L K me acrenen spate ¢ining trate dinity Tm ‘Terme Will coo: | WO! build 3 bedroom with full | cee iors 100 X 200 00 PRICED 70 | 10 Acres or More peor Png ; = Exclusive community, sewer, wa- OO Cae tn ‘paths Pull bas sider trade FE 23-7396. basement, ofl heat, sluminum | ~).i) By owner. FE 2-167 . 7 eens
siding floors = ——— White Lake Rd & Crosby L Paved ‘st, &. drive. Landscaped SIDS — 3 Betreom ter. paved streets, lake privileges, gotre. bens ment’ with gas heat and Eitente cabinete on your lot or LAKE ORION, 2 ACRES” on Bi | Ra. just’ West of Waterf ~ hasea Wi Wek @ 2 story home in Webster $24,500. $5,000 will handle. Open At this 3 : e with car. 1 car garage. Priced. at y Guncess tke “ae ure at Pikes om "¥4ae “per cre coun FE 6.9000 district. Large li Sunday. FE 45000, FE ene nek aes $12,500 on terms, oe ne bedrm frame, with garage, la'ge, name your emple cupboard apese. Te INDEPENDENCE TWP. Ready for immediate occupancy. | gasr WALTON BLVD. a Lake Ra ot M30 Seeetifalle Inademngnd. Prins tet | FE 80458 or MU 4-58 Sp a 2 dedroom. New in 1956. $7,400. cal Fe Sa | ek: Office Open 9 a. m.8 p.m. immediate sale. OA 8-2518. Call! C. SCHUETT, Realto i ‘ r, 2 car oe mortage _- ‘et — HERBERT C. DAVIS ining room and @ 10x15 ae a oe | [AGRE BUILDING SITES UR -q ase. 611000 with 0 Y Phone ORIando +8264 : 4915 Irwindale Drive peoeed Fee Fue Siew Retiring LAKEFRONT 460 MAIN ROAD FRONTAC ecw Ay $500 down to e ble ment, oll FA heat. On 1's hing er © heme bb FOR SALE OR TRADE WOODED. NORTH WEST y OPEN SUN. 1 TO 5 sol $11,000 on OL No cucsllea! cendiiiee, "3 Redvoeme. or starting out? LOVELY | BEDROOM MODERN, | PONTIAC, $1,800, $28 DOWN, Goop Furnished 2 bedroom. Beach & y t, in ts Fireplace. Basement. 1% car need fireplace, carpeted living room, Lakefront Pry he _—, lene boat rivileges 4456 Major. al oy. eee nee: Seem S08 ° rae Situated on a beautiful pel ar oe a — Ps rapes, walk alk-if' closets. tiled bath R. on (DICK) V. Vv a Nice beach @ good lak pengelow Lvtsg aan fal lains or Li 2-0338 d ft. lot. Loads of shade trees. Cor- “Gatln to fix this Early Amer- large lass porch, beautiful view 4 large lots, all fenced dining rooms carpeted. Fire- IVAN W. SCHRAM ner of Airport & gens Ag jeam home in Da ivins-| Doce sat deen loa i Oakland | ware. Ob wel! aped. tose 8 nice place, full basement, new MACEDAY DRIVE. 2 BEDRM HOME, PINE LAKE privileges and « lon RE OR 5-047] privileges. Call for & 2 ‘ooms | $1000 DOWN. ' LISTING 81 boat dock. 6 Room . gas furnace, Garage. “About with 2 car garage. Fenced yard.| low brick ranch home {net will ALT FE with beth, Plastered walls. $1; < MULTIPLE 1 tat om ail thed Mus a> tainly can't attord to rent. . oeas, “Drapes — discriminating buyer” A few of | 943 SOSLYN "Come MANSPIEL: Dreyien Pinies Leo Hn gong on 2 lots running to 8 stream lakefront gg Py vers cans |W rear. es } arage with basem its many fine features include MUL CE 6 room Priced at $5,000. down and lot. Hu = for this one! 10,000. $1500 down. under garage for storage. AUBURN HEIGHTS, 2 bec. | © ROOMS, 3 BEDROON ; iS. 1% BATH. | & large carpeted liv ne- SIPLE LISTING SERVE carpeting. 1% car garage. Toxzia| Price monthly payments. Call for vTabs was r ee tee ek Call tor ent. room bungalow, extra clean pa Me eel of] bes Sell; tural replace, 11, x 13, dining | HARRINGTON HILLS. «a3 THORS. | lot ae a SOD BUY . @nd appealing. Oak rs, room. room, studio ceilings, Brick. Bsmt. Owner, ulers ‘| N ny bin. Lar t [wa Beautiful building site I nace, excellent shaded lot. Churen Ste Ontanvillo After large kitchen is the word | Sacrifice. FE 8-8486 Wittams Lake 12 —— Base- Coun try Livin g peat sew log ee en ce | eee Bm pe ncome tered walls. GE ol] fur. ” in convenience & beauty. 3 large ment. Corner $700 — $8,500. Terms 4 acres with trout stream. $2.8 2-Family; One apartment up three blocks from — bedrooms. 2 ceramic | 3 BEDROOM RANCH trees. Lake privileges. f Vill D Cry Lavend Terms pe basement, auto. See it® “seen! menene . 5 ACRES og sagen bes aryer, 3 bedrooms x s. “aining” room, Jn bali 2 ato ny he ne — eer Hage eT Te Near Clarkst r 5 . ‘
acres gas Also 1% car ‘ Good venraes, tise acreage sult: softener, etc. Attached e full ‘basement ar ve." Late = —" —— gg | large corner lots. Land- 7001 - (MoO |b ecre, woode mf ft of road fre —_ Terms e au tee he B mabatelaken =, _— Ge 8 _ for Inndscaped « floors. Tiled bath. e. $500 og hdl perfection with fruit | Phone EM }-6303 or MU_ 4-661 age. ve y ve bedroom, , y e m ‘ trees, lawn, shrubs, Ts 1 orre, le on basement home. Plastered ‘CUCKLER REALTY way up, and the price is much Deadend street. Pull" pice down, Immediate . and badminton court. 3 bedrooms, LAKEFRONT | C PANCL ee R at walls, carpeted It room, less than you will expect to pay. $13,950—$1,000 down or it dining and modern kitch- almost new brick ea tor GILES REALTY CO large kitchen, cement drive- | 26 N. Saginaw FE +t Call. GEORGE BLAIR gg, gy Rh ge OSalk-oct “basement, “recreation | 3169 M18, Ortonville MA 9-81 FE 54-6175 {2 BALDWIN ave way with sidewalks. Beauts. $9,500 DO YOU LIKE the be v | WEST SUBURBAN TOR heat. Attached garage. You must| room. fireplace. 1% baths. 3 M. M. ¥ ru va a s 1 Eo Ne | TOWNES REDUCED esueFon| bol'ar sinmy FOS | baktmens ult'on your isuveam:| Here [Jour chance to une iti| povely, 8 Pom nome vice | 08 Dine Bey om parse | ait fe Sema aie, vaue.| lage, Sedrooms.lnlee SRNR | 909 T BLACRTOP OJ BY . REDUCED 63400 FOR buy et $10,600. Ben & ready to move in. 1 Good 6 & hag Vr ma aes por nd breezewa 2car attached Eves. on 32-1703 or OR © ess venient terms, appointment only. garage, ft. lot. terms ar- BALDWIN ROAD. Approximate quick sale 3 bedrm. Cape Cod N Jcensed builder for details, after pars Pa gross mab bone arage Well-landscaped lot, EST BAN, OWNER ranged or will consider lake-| 95 acres good soll, 6 room hou: wi “Sar ta es wares a RAY O'N EIL, Realtor 37638 sco Ml pone gg oe port foo x 150. An excellent buy West | SUBURBAN. new 2 bedrm ar ton Pheel = or smaller home as ~ Py) brooder house. with bar gh
* 262 . _ Rd. Open 0-9 h ti is lands at $12,500—Terms. home, full basement, lots of ex pable. Util. bide reened pore, DPE = OR 3-2028 wan, bends ef coruhe marcos tras, $2,500 equity for $1,500 cash. "PONTIAC RE ALTY | Smith-Wideman Realty Zirepiaes. 3 of “ar garage. Bee it now. Pull price only $9.050.| UNION LAKE PRIVILEGES or small dn. payment, & house- REAL ESTATE, INC. |at maiawin ave $4279 | 413 w. Muren va 44 ie Gees ee eee down. Bal less than rent. Practically new 2 bedroom trailer. Call today to see this. ST a | ee —FRILEVEL StahTER WOME | rm werent Se $2,000 down ce aces ¢ ead oe Main, Clarkston. Mich. LAKEFRONT HOME| Saat FOR | —— S ao gly all| rm. Trensterred. ad bene Includ car ES (ackoas PROM ) ear-round or onmeger 2, Betra BU ILDING S] ITES — othing ‘our lot, sm LET US SHOW YOU this well good beach. Includes a aS y M 5-5821 ia O1i | down “oug Mt. ©. Flattley. EM|_ 1703 8. Eton. 120 WESC A rage and large ed lot. oe ASS TERMS Aple . Florida rm. 3% ead ¢ acre parcels locas 002 . Mite dott be Cozy = 4 r = ne oe oe fgg ‘. foes! for retired ¢ Full ott Joslyn, -foomy 2 Open Dally 9 to $—Sunday 12 to 5 nee t (Fey Po mpletely | west of Oxford. only 90 minut = a . use. Oesy ac & bug =| price $11,750—$1,750 down. basement, | ROCHESTER — 3 BEDRM_ BASE- ra ated on to Pontiac. Low down paymer ~ pra Ping opal ggg a . . . rug Lovely b low per- . neney a a ig tego bedroom priced te. te ell, immed attached decrifice| mit. roit Priced. Also 10 secre plot, Oxford are : ote becca yeeu| Big Profit Potential fect RUguat Week? ee | eel Usk cal” eee, Gas A. TAYLOR 90,008 equity for’ $6880 cash. OL for quick sale Weeks tom °°) Generous terms. |
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Kal- garden lg Au te excellent ape bath ‘and Be ts| Odie Pranklin, Box 5321, | Cholee 3 acte parcels. Love Fine 3-Bedrm. Home "lee ta 6 dee | P t id e 3 BEDROOM HOME of ann on E ee wkiaoe "La ret! building spot $080 down will be . y " ee . today. available. raine Manor. 3 bedroom with | William Miller ar Yl g AN types oubtons » On om |” ines dave and auc te eouse flevi’ Sad Cedar Shores Sites Dorothy Snyder Lavende Can make 8 bldg. full basement. Built a bead, Realt FE 2-0263 | 1B “BIRD” TO or = Your plans or ours. "COLE & FASLICK | Realtor Est. 2 years ranges. Oak floors | Realtor - THE “BIRD’ SEE . 4 Cc | : . . A fovely place to hive, Laiaren . . C. HAYDEN, Realtor 7001 Highland Rd. (M58) West Bloomfield Sites over 100 ft. wide | detong rere” Large, lots and | “Open te 8 LAKEFRONT R. W. LILLEY, Builder ew COMMUNITY |, Phone EM “3903 or MU. 6 Mpedroome with plenty of closer “14000 cash to new meg. dows pias merteags sos. = / 5 REDAW. | Deavion FLADY,| We tare M yoree lentes fr 8] ose. wanes FE 8-044 on “LAKEFRONT HOME | LITTLE ACRES = ga Leon e sa bea Saeko | Top $¢ for your bom bome $23,900 BRICK LAKE FRONT—The car garage Full basement. $14,-| you'll want to see mgm —— og” ae Beautifully located on Lekeville| OXFORD kitchen with built-in oven 68-FT. RANCH — of tomorrow. a bebe 000 ROAD-aARD — oF liv pera din Btarfir Co: Lx. lge. — = — = acres. =< loam for 4 s = only yrs rge | MILE DECKER ye cs : —— pce ac e ux building sit rage ‘Located oa tetcive fh, be.| bedrooms Fireplace. Large Ag home on lot, S0x163. i%| room plus bis 3 ee oe BY OWNER 3° YEARS OF SERVICE has rm, dining rm. 3, $10.3 only $11,900 total , 2 Baths, 2Car Garage tivities room. Attached gar. Built) car garage. Fenced yard, storms, ¢D. 2 rooms plus family room. padranan i hous HILLS bdrms. kitchen & bath, bsemt | ‘ D Center entrance hell — aq. ft in oven & range Here is home| and screens. for $8,000. FE in basem — Recently bullt 2 In exesiient B Levels i 37 bedeuen’ betek seneh with oi] furnace. $15,000. Low dn. | HADLEY own living rm. 16 picture built for comfortable living for | 1. tile bath. In ‘ea to phen near Huntoon Lake. rs * a “stake part. 5 acres, scenic view extendir "4 rooms. ana beth with appres| Saas vainminae was vou: | 5 Sombers Of te Gomay fenced yard ‘and ‘outside eril.| eter Pull t, Siete Siar ee cece | Ollbed, &. Oa eata. OF mn MY 2-291 | fos miles, 62-980. rooms van- - = on “a acre of land. Small hcuse and) tty and shower stall. Oven and | $9,000 FULL PRICE—Lovely bun-| CL ARK Best of all. — aon at just| extra lot availedie,. pie with be oak wate yeorestion wa im soom. oath pibas ORTONVILLE Lo ee ae Share ar galtow ghey —— Agel ee | —_— tome he ga a alee | cer tua Or Sa appointmen omen oR con i cmaler home or will sell out- oot | Lakeville Lake where the fishing : en a smal) far m er wante mos acre c LAKE . ° oc e ; FHA Terms features wei custom “quality session ard you can have RENT BEATER. SELL OR TRADE _ 2 lots lake privileges. 3 bed-| right. faketreat lot, pias 5 bedream Small down payments sad th We have, the key to this beautiful $350 DOWN $5950 C 2 bed E TATES | Imkefront lot, plus 2 bedroom 3 m brick home located) Vid" ft. md AC farm, Mere ts a cood| foom bome off Baidwia, goed | ELIZ. LAKE ESTATES rooms. bem, large ries 5000, | FRANKLIN ROAD | home with full basement & oi]/ #@ yours. near Drayton Plains. Only 2 yre. W. H. BASS REALTY ec aed Sc5’ Galew: ‘Gat ce | Gelaubermeed. ¥ pe. bath, base-| Fine $ room ranch type home| oll heat. A r. MY Seeing is believ Call us to | furnace. Canadian geese swimm- | . : old — there is a full basemen My ° ent, oil fu and Water; on Motorway Drive in pleasant | garage. By : day and let us you this| ing in front of e. Priced \Varren Stout, Realtor with of! furnace and large il? Builder FE 3-7210| production cost | Reater. “Wi trade for vacant | Silsabetn ‘Lake - Built in INCOME 3 brick | at only $7950. $1000 down, (77% geginaw aare? =x 128 ff. $12,900. BY OWNER. § RM. TERRACE. | $6,950 OUR BEST VALUE — Lake, lots, automobile, housetrailer, con- = = oak well, aevaed | ioe: Mile large 7 apartments. § are reach home Large oil re SAND BEACH set Evcctngs "tH 8:00 Is Remeas Terese. Co PE ciaie:| RareSttwmaSriareen eis | tact oF bewee’ enue, throuehowt Lake, Pritts. rl) furlabed sgn eat Send, remat | RUD, cared Grapes Gar | Wh gu ausa. basement already amons rrece. 5 en rn a eo. =n Nothing Rts eS eee = storms. i 78 x 180 ft fenced | OFF Bote Comlriabie 3 bed HIGH | price only $10. woo with 61.960 an.| locate Vest quick oale buy at s01i0 with’ small” down | For Farms ; ay ve miles wes’ city 8CH lortab. Ppointen
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La and ares. | PE 4-115 . rivileges on Maceday Lake. NOTHING DOWN — Only 3 yee +3581 1060 W. HURON | Trees. shrubbery. +* - : sy TED wtRRO REAL 16x28 with natural fzppiace cape hedtoom, bup- | #21500 WATERFORD VILLAGE, At-/ FE 381 ope 1) PONTIAC REALTY | 2 te,tatt carpeted thresh: |" CTTUER TAKE | Past ee tae ™ re es Case Biiead a and a sues oe pte _ All you need here is $275 2 baths, a 2 car — a oer og —td el peg 737 Belawin FE 5-8273 shopping center. Only High. ap anedd bane gn front | HOLLY AREA. A BEA 1 $1284 FE 43844 ortgage costs to GI. or closing costs screened patio basement rec- ome , ’| GI CLEAN INCOME OR so ee : — first offer is acres, rm. home. vg poh EET ek = + of extras: Automatic soon COLORED 8PECIAL — 5 room i mama, ae, saree la on Pontiac ae $2,006 count on equity. PE 5-5285. — oo vets Pd . nn mnnne Reres sae ron ticaaa Bowe SASHABAW. MAYB zr tele peti = tes ‘bungalow only 3 yrs. oid lus other numerous features. Ph'| down, FE 5-2 _ Carl W. Bird, Real rms., bath a, hot water o ia 3 bedim ranch om 100x337 ft and 2car garage. Excellent seme vans y Sen r nN ar ird, Kealtor heat, $18.500. Terms. Conta lot. Tie bath, naturel wood egg ell 74 oat = por gg Sg Ft inure Geers vy eppelntanees ~ Owners rs Say ‘ ay “Sell” C] I Lp e O A. JOHNSON, Realtor $03 Community Nationa! Bank Bidg owner, ME 1-1825- 7264 7: on kitchen cabinets, kitchen exhaust lote Cus ce aoe cele ie i as many homes priced 144 wall abt MeConnelt | School. 1704 S. “Tele aph Rd. | ve 44211 Eves. PE 5-1392 Holly. Michigan, an, is . . 2: -
'00: oler y rage. $9500. Substantial down Save ts Mile" where you cab __ with basement, Has new bath & Sylvan Village FE 4-253 WATERFRONT HOME OXFORD AREA jap to existing mortg bby fy WEST sIDB finish extra rooms. Here is one — RES. kitchen, full dining 50 00s sas| Older type home, ros Lo naan BY OWNER. U = 7 BED- SCHOOL HOUSE LAKE 19 Mi. to Pontine City limits. 3 1 consider land contract. 4932 of the very best homes being ARK | REAL ESTA’ TE} heat & 2 car garage. $9 = all spac rooms. Fea’ 7 Tahe mead Off Walton Beulevard. 1 M1. acres gravel loam soil, 7 roor Mary Bue OR 3-4428. By appoint- ONLY $1,950 DOWN offered today. Katy terms of ing price—$650 down. Phone ing with fireplace, ae pees Pate vt yaaa w Silver Lake Rd remodeled farm home au, pace hela . bitte ¢ RE A nt fei} ave ~— room, mise Gishen. 3 Bg =" ae tobe : : BUILT 1H Banos le ott neat. ante e othe r iy STORY, 3 BED- SELL OR TRADE — Littie farm. Open, By SHEP leeping ; . uildings inds of fruit. West s se 8 Marg ah gph + eee, ee - oer = Phos Over % acre of oda with coer a MULIPLE LISTING eee 1010 Adams Rd : Rochester beckyare: lke car cp oo seeu na vice OPER aa 1 ay RL INSPECTIO erty well joe ted on Proj
and make offer. "PE et 7 aa “| feaream mone 2 bedrooms two car gar. Good condition.| brick ranch home, with lovely 1 Bloomfield Real Estate Mi 6-6500| jno oye” lakes and a Be OLOR FE D and bath up. Gas = Total ced at only $7,450. Will trade view of Pear orchard Joe Pera K a Orstard Late Bd, FE Realtor Waterfront _OA 86-3330 FOR C R price only $10,750. for city home or'seli on lberai| screens. landscaping. beautiful pe- FE +4563 ‘eens erred, immediate | W9D.: Ls ® to fo basa schools Onis ais pe ‘rms cent Ol morigage, 600 mo.” On age S porgenson occ uiitur home| {Arm gn alk weather road o menth payments ‘ AEs K., BOULEVARD ee ST Te Se nor met ice RANG INEXPENSIVE on we eee cee erty tor farm. Phone dave, R. D. RILEY, Broker S¥t¥4 & TRADE, 2) yre, serving Poo: | ¥Tuotine Large corner lot, nest Best Buys Reat Wetle 2 bedrm home, nice | "if you like, of just do what you| Kitchen’ Ivy tiled baths, full open | __©7267, nights, MA S108 “toa PE 41187 : —, 3 seer ; schools & churches. $2,300’ down monly faut, ‘Calp cswe eum | oun” stm Auburn Heights, | Dasement. 2 fireplaces, recreation | Sale Business Property PE 4-482) 4-115 4 bedroom brick with 2-car Gl_ mortgage. i od : month. | bedroom — -| reom, ; i W. OF PONTIAC eer Tees peereeuen at ©.0\ms L. H. BROWN, Realtor ‘2 _ T ay aise large 2 bearm home, Suitable bol “Sal aweck, Derivanace, by be wath terme ne mY "| 00 FRONTAGE on aie tet > € tet ne ‘<y"s maak gg wean 2407 Elizabeth Lake Road 1 : size oil, — — goes Sen homes. Really prices “Out of € this World a] FF com . 10’ 0 rees - " 3564 . - ~ Only rooms. Only $780 down Balance EattOtN aad winee aemren PMULTIPLE FO sEnvice | Orion Twp—I Acre i veom SMALL FARM sown spayraent ae aan ee ee ee ee what you'll ‘say = roo j wiciber aummcra, mort, Sadat'yac Gutiginins | PRMROMOMRPERRM ARR | udea“rnet ban tee: STOR | heen eure ane dice | man, Lmntaaa tame (| Shen ze saith re | pearzom Only short distance from the jake iaheon" ty $21.860. prow bal 7 oa es . Many more terms. With this 6 room and ba’ Garage. Large lot. Lake priv! s with firep large screened Pirst lot off Dixie Hwy. A 2 bedrooms, enclosed porch, part extras. $15,000 invested. = an ° white frame home, located 2188 Cass Lake Ra. PE 2-4875 close by. A location s also 2 bedroom quest house room heme. As basement. Nice little summer citer 1946 Bowers, MI 6-6334 Clarkston Brick Ranch west of Pontiac. House has LARKSTON 18,900 buy at with only $950; with bath. Approx. 7 acres with excellent spot a beauty co ee eee: PA nae wee $25 M You 1 cabs grivianes ouslees tal full basement, ofl heat, suto. wee hae $1200 ft. of ror ontage, You) or barber real estate oves you in 13x24, po hot water, nag satee c must see it, words will nm - e, Phil or INcO Living room fireplace, total uvabiite ‘in a neatly new 3 bed- = GA garage. y . MIKES AREA. scribe. . any small Clow te shopping area & schools OM@ OF the finest homes | Mbeat “Paved wireet Ghy sewer | BEcweni Santirepince, bate veii| price: with conventent terms. brie! tamly |"'Vacant Home thas ts priced to] CRAWFORD AGENCY 1ou,can beve your home « 7 a oe oe “OD . - & ever eretes in Pontiac and water. Full basement. ger. furnace. 2 car garage. $23,008, appointment. room, ¢ Bagh a sell at ae oy 650 7 ates 609 E. Flint, MY 3-1143, PE 8.2306 age ry is ° ne
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—_ cr powers sie ‘ch tone Pecream ask, ity uinet | CeMtsune™ ove ang ratrgarecr | fms, Metudee carpeting HIGH AND DRY | _Secupan" Gover “ransterted” | fhest, Ses Set, Gaitfe, Aer | For Sale Resort Prop, 44A| 1" more stain replace ull basement Many er extras. m Lovely view of Green Lake, = e t hi “ 5 time. V 4 rare Fon oul"onr dis |_YE,Ra siete BO 6808. <i note Hills neat Caton, win tase " MY URE YOR HO°4 gg LAKE — Nev cabin, ree | [RAY O'NEIL, Realtor f : - room . Open Hagstrom me Rome BY OWNER atin, Exceptionally: large bving — home. Pleasant Coun: . = Good ‘hurting. fshe Pe 3103 2 bedroom. Small down payment.; & dining room, fireplace, partly acighberbeok lake privi- O ry West side location tn ioe. Meise. ‘$100 dn. £ mo, Jerry | GR 4900 mipiiand mae (4-90) Sam Se TD: SChoes, FE _6-1151. breakfast room. — pereh, leges, spacio ° the or. eugene @n a eels) Mich.| ness, nice living quarters. Pontiac. Mich Ph. OR ¢-0358 \To GetTte Betatl << Beb-| ,) Bedroom © bath ist Seer, car: lawn, barbecue pit. a . po | nat comfortable nth ale a = Drayton |~*pet & drapes included. other features. A real LARGE CABIN AND 30 ACRES OF | Cute and cozy 3 year old room, i‘: baths, in & bath up 1 heat. 2 . home yi large fa ous ~~ M59 FRO AGE im a
. ' RILEY Raed ge onsmuac® | Eteats a Mauree ta “bun | sar eater 3) So Stn “only” 3.88 * Et Tes BE Bend | Ge rerme On Saath "| yo barge Ce i : . . —s ea teas { of e. close to Pontiac Lai bet BTLVAN SHORES || Sater cofteller Aluminum | _ $8.008. Call OR 3-226 Bloomfield Area $57 PER MONTH I W l l WEST SUBURBAN ‘|__ For $ Sale Lots 4 } 6 Plenty of acpi for good park m ra | .
¢ ° on 2 jote with full divided base- eg ee FF “es ber fa20 sa. ft. living “area. ‘Living| Hard to beat these pay- : thrsctive ‘Areplace ‘in well ‘az |3 LOTS—WATERFORD TWP To NEAR AIRPORT sieminess storms & sereena, car-| ian jecteding ‘exes and & dining room, replace, party rm. ‘home, located off Beld. & SONS ranged room. Three nice io raat oun 5oeee. WG per Parcel. 1005209 ft., on M , car- uri eied in Jap rg . . rooms. . One x » OVERLOOKING 10,000 w: living room. lots of shrubs . bedrooms, 2 tile baths, birch] Sin Ave. on quiet residential) | SORTH SIDE INCOME: attractive homes we have to Gull Gourse, “excellent ‘ ILLIAMS LK. RD flowers. Privileges on GEORGE R kitchen built in oven & with complete bath, oil hea Six nice rooms and bath on the at only $1 with terms. owner, EM . lake. oa CUSTOM BUILT . re ; am Lager ol but w and sewer, pay 4 Heo, ye lores: send; We can show to you today. _ oF ys, Wjemmenl eee oe tg dutlt x a on A 4 days. _ ot Located on good clean ATTENTION Ors shape.| baseboard oll heat. Lot T5xl6s we for upstairs ent. W. GA WOODED LOT) Ooua maby as pop BAL SS, Drazen Woods, 3 bedroom fees fun becomes, Fineed, rear Huge _—— Dabement gta beet pared | 130 EVES. Mein parior or 2 “othes jake. Brick ’ brick wits full basement. 250, terms. street. at only: $10,500.00 i : . Tight at $7260 with ie puit-de range & oven. lange <im:| Dania “room and detuse | O71 "San Mtoel Stachantns taut Gone BUNGALOW FOR TWO] __ tet. Priced at only: 910,000.00 FE 8-9693 Bu Some. : sitber gt ver Feereniton po living*rese | ¢ Orchard. Lake aay Or, more? Cate, white frame extra lots o Income Property 43A on .U. Wood 2 baths, large liv- with double . All- | WASHINGTON PA: , * ogg at) ar ia of Lake Or- COLONTAL Fils Brice: ~ SA Williams . ot Mie ing room on second tevelat- um sto’ and screens. 2 bedroom brick with stairs te ¥ distance One 6 room homes | 3 APTS. by 4 PUR-|" imat ™% rating. partly in tached . Must be seen to Unbelievable but priced un- unfinished attic. Pull basement, downtown. large fn area, Large room| nace N. side F owner.| woo ted. on cre Offies rf n ° be copeseiated. Only $19,800 full t $16,000. siveraur heat. gar carpeting, Beep ‘tine, Top r “Thee, ba. ie living room with fireplace, and bichon vit = 5 p.m. gr. Located on Middia Belt near Pear TO} m, price. hd aluminum rms screens room cozy three : Maple. Call or - 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW A-1 condition. FHA terms. e, breakfast RAL, >bedrms., saving kitch- one floor. Basement and. te hake. Owner must down we Dom mercies or With extra: large living room, gy Fe 1 By basement with gas heat, . Extra TS’x11¢ lot. ' ~—n - full at, automatic ,stoker Bateman & WEAVER SCHOOL car gorege. Lot iseaiGs. 041,600, / aadry trays, tage, lane | . sit bbeea down papinent Only ent. ie moni tacos ty HOLMES ARTRA heat, le hot water heater, 3 bedroom home located on beau- rms. ec lot with 1% car ga- 0." . Mr. Webb at 249 ; of pra SF eerner of ? posal unit ) ng Be vl Sabie sie doen will Irwin & S ANSWER TO) Dunstan Road and Martell Drive OR > ay. & onk 2-car ga- needs a little loving. you Roy Annett, Inc. i John K. Irwin & ms U PROBLEM: A left io this dest Table toes: ‘ on ee] “; on ft. lot. Only interested? Low down ent. Realtors YOUR ° af fhee Sun Realtre since 1923 Warren Stout. Realtor 1928 connection avail BARGAIN REALTORS FE 4-0528 Tron pe | "Open ‘Sepang @ dontee tad” a oer Od SPM prone ha Fc e 2.4031 Want Ads! ‘To sell, rent, are, eae he W ; ore id ( Lake Ré a * a? WAL 3-7883 enings y ves, M, fe ‘ P nem ee FE 46-1187 377 8, Telegraph Eves. & Sun.’ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE * 1 to 8 p.m, / EVE FE + hire, it ‘FE 2-8181. in the Want Ads}- a -
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2678 rd Lake Rd. - Ph AND BO- aa S | zoey Porkion Boose “Darn ; VE, MAGIC CHEF. WASHER, REFRIGERATOR. DIX: CASH WAY re E M “DEL S TALK Easy Parking—Phone PF! rE E 8-066 | as oe 40470. re} N REFRIGERATORS | WASMER TV. ERA P ICES WELL OD Seca aby plus | PREE CORD iis we we several sea BUSINESS” TEAGUE FINANCE C CO. ioss MODEL WTS 11 Cu. Pt. Preezer. — $81 “| LUMBER PRICES —— Pye be | tractors. tillers and mowers at x2N chine. Just like pew. WRINGER WASHER | we TOR, ¥LBE seen ¢ pm... weekdays 1 Bar - ee _ a “Or will discount ew sees Delivered. condition, reasonable price ’ U Mr. Bax abs Lotus tr. BROS I town tavern, easy to ROCHESTER, MICH. Se cok Cag FE | TAPPAN OAS RANG PE 4-0469 after 4 p.m Burmeister S| Waterford. ” k sperate. food or enter- LOANS Etro 89407. : ee on sed. De- | Searin HOUSE ae pore mate ERN LUMBER oe ener 6 oe Pontiac Rd. xt Opdy oo. tainment. Very — | VESTOCR AUTO. aL & YTAG MILTON DRYERS, Gas or { washer. 18" 4 cy ee. after | NORTH } - PE 4oTM E +11 and fairly priced. BOUSEHOLD ooops . Bal, $2 per wk. a oe | Delivered. Complete. #40. PE 2- Com: L OR TRADE 8. C. CASE TRACTOR. DOUBLE Boat: Wells Ph Rotbester, Ok G71 OL van} celaae fay ‘tas, Sat Sax sate | Your eer | wanes VACUUM | 7940 ry Lake me aun Tour cid termitere of eppliances. | psa pide, Jcultvators x a — Se fe
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Dig we S nag | ag Toro, motomower and SALES CORPORATION FE 4-1574 eer at ol he wae, em il egg geet mail} hy —— Pat “BRADLEY Fa TL OR | _valee. ). FE 2-64 SOA Sutarian., 3 me, Goodall ‘mowers. Bolens | and a less to pay. Furniture and a) | ORAY WILTON 9X12. 6x00 BUGS MODEL T.. running order.| HD cultivator, plow & bulldos Machinery | wiles west of C oe nee: Besse, ore, Boto-bee JOHN A elegra 4 ___Mortgage | Loans 54 ances of a.) Kinds. NEW & | § Bp st. offer pone $750. Cash only Bad BOCvES Tinos 415 LES. of Wixom Rd & Duck Lk. Ra. ers. Bolens, Toro, PARK AT OUR DOOR Visit our wade “ep. for real) FE silt afer 8 p Apios MI 43eea Poockere swings, 110 E. Walten| 12" BELL SAW PLANER WITH | Daily 8 to 6 MU _¢0038. Jacobsen riding mowers. We dem- Fe 1088 CONSOLIDATE _ ee MONTES TO PAY GOOD BUYS — SMALL R = Radios 57B | _Biva sha & extra blade biG YOUR OWN BLUM AND] <SSUoit" 5a carvice what we sell. _ . tt out! $5 to $12. FE 58755. _| Television & s 9/5 “WELL PUMP a50 OL; _ +881! —— {| white spruce and save. Mardy! Complete engine and mower se NURSING HOME BUSINESS FOR 5207 (0a contract or morgage | WS, OU, Sell of ed, og acres. ef tree OTPODNT CLOTHES Dal mm WiC. ~~ “Ew ae * SuL ale OR Sees) or| {eee from 4} to 4 feet. Your) tee. Used mowers and couirel. P.O, Box’ 113. Drayn| 9,%,@oderiz: your bese Bay.) “OPEN MON, bat. 8 6 6 | cont. $0 EM te iar. Cthased at your home. PE 2-061. | FREE STANDING TOILETS e188) Oe PUA ce Se et | choles North ot Pontiac on US-10 sor Disie Hey, po : : . : ii-Fi ari —FRAnd_akbise | Double bowl ck estimates. consults } FRI 8 1O 8 . 2 cabinets. 12 ers. @| =a an PAGE | pestle bow wura ews DARD OfL STATION 92° Ww Hurce FE 31639) ¢ mues E of Pootiec or? mile! O74,%, cthtetner. Special. | TP ike intest in TVS at. Peer | ene. veeneeeees ite ft ~ yor sale. Have 10 — s $5 E of Aubure Beights om Auburo | g395 Samuel's Appl. MA 6-601) ppliances Co., 8161 Commerce | sean, bard copper ust! lease with Standard Ol! Co swaps tC lta. se waar, HOME OF MODERN FURMITORE| Ra, EM 3-414. ef, * Siaennacan MATIC WASHER. ¥ | HOR 96. Noa dealers. ire Covele's “Lake Orion Tpeggiarion_ srooren 17, | AUTO electric stove, 638. PE 6-302. | a ew REC RM Water Softeners 57C_ eee Ft set with cso.se | "Mor "88 ca, 3-0341 AMAZING 6 2a GSW | white pulated eis ~ SORT Rene! a nicest @BEDRM HOME. 2 BATHS PULL ine yo pegaee Pcore =a of eather 290. Bo yg on TOM ATIC ate bt sBeriy Creations tn Oerian@. County. basem*t 312.750. Wii consider | Must oad ion Or. wake, pay- | 3 trop tables (cor- nad operations cee elderly, housetrailer pert down pay- icon or ee treme af " shep, cafes). OL 62561. di FENCE bd much Dusiness Pinest mest MA e131) opespadpy Eg I Gosigns, button FLOOR MODEL. 90005 | Water Conditioner - Pu Sa aon ee or One Fe ce CHIEF BOAT Soles. etc. wit ¥; Sava tio ON DELUX OF er WEEDS MO OALT | Sieh ont Oh een, ps | . 99.000 wi tor, A-) shape or trade I Capitol “ape. al used ranges and | ; ater Co. seepeeee. ; | 33.00 re te Sie asid coe. it eek ve j a 1070 WASKER. ASHER, REO Eo see! refrigerstors execilent conai- | C Cooley Soft W 80018 , | Sat RESO = yee SAND NEW WATER SOFTENER: | ELECTRIC WAR, REATERE |, All newly a a ee 10003 WOODED LOT BMT, ROY o. REPLACEMENT PARTS Open Money and Priday pres BRAND uae ry Waris. © Sain 8 oe nap agg down, oa PRIC | terme Se ee ee ne aeFERTBOOOY |“ énbuie _tie | Someets Ani MA SOSt Ope © | ara “ERD. | ROTO TILLERS of equal. value of ‘cash Bal | BABSINETTE | 08 Aubure PE €3913 UL_2-3000 TER SOFTENERS AT BIO Dis- | | PAIRBANES MORSE | @endevs 00 t 4 alm Build- | § Red Raspberries. OTO TIL t om | si00. Very nice district op pave | FE ¢1027 Ko | KENMORE WRINGER WASHING ip lan OR 32360. Jet pase ee | parry | _ 186 W. Montcalm, | . Irs’ Lilies. BUY OUR BEST agsir ment_ PE 6-415 bANKRUP1 STOC ee a Pea Miscellaneous 6 | pom align complete. | FE 5-4 perennials thousands of flowering The new Simplicity, TORS 1955-41 FT. 2 BEDAM 4 wOveE. | ur room — Sedroem and rand _ 296 Fourth 8 E-OOb For sate xt ~~ | Dr. rE anal FOR RENT shrubs. 18 Bin EE, bbe 4 eS —- ee us tech depreciation. fey house, beak — tampe > ae s = a ag vL 2 . $38 WHOLESALE $88 ” GA ih; ray ~ May ‘On| wall fas mo . peach, tbe, Care Carpethion vam. romanate EN & SON Pontiac, weg ang motor, csr. up, motor. | aettresses. Must sell; _ SO": S° AR tachmen . r . - SOD ob ete lon - irs.| springs eal| LARGE CRIB AND MATTRESS, ASPHALT TILE . um cleaners. neste of . a me SEATS 30 ee epele, _walakt or home repa immediately I Ay Co. * a | branc ana new Gi5,88. Pearson's Pur en Less th ie each _ 3-441 see hoe > Lake | rus ND 4 @ the Dealer ner for 8 rs. Tiiness forces SUBURBAN. LIKE N Dizie Hwy Dra: Jenene — — Asphalt — Less e Ave type = sie Wik tae nee contrast | heapor een equyy Pe 2arme | Sale Bez Dravue, Date Oe mares and o writing oesk e DAWSON ALLEY GRAND Casneras, Equipment 61A| tte” some f tor gt irs FE ¢ens rope WINOMAM, REALTOR i082 GMC TON PICKUP TRUCK. ot iE ee eae he ee Rear of te 3. Geainaw : ae 8 - Ec tewiInoHaM gn 4 speed transmission. Good tires gi ig MOHAIR DAVENPORT me 1 a0 & PAINT SALE aa = SY os ONE P25 WIDE LE AND _ester Rd. UL 21788. TRACTOR at "BURN AT CROOKS & motor. Trade for used, car in “chair, $28. 338 Scott Lr. Ra LINOLEUM & PAINT |W GALVANIZED . OP ris 1 inch | plow mower tratier. a good running a8 Bec : ee - Ea ee a oe ows “sander fengins oA. Tense. $20 each. OL 62686 = * A-1 horse cultivator. . Needs ~ 600 DRA SRAND WEW SOFA BEDE 1%. | RAVING y Site Bone 7005, M30, West. OLAROID LAND Ci . 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‘65 CHEVY B/Air 4 Door...... $ 950
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DEMOS
TERRIFIC SAVINGS
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SPENCE "RAMBLER" — Sales & Service —
211 8. SAGINAW PE 8-454)
Grand
Opening after modernization.
CHEVIE Penne ee eererees
1966, COE
“veal CARS & TRUCKS. hOCERT |
NANCE a -
ECONOMY CARS
22 AUBURN AVE.
} ‘” PLYMOUTH socoses.. 01980
Savoy 2 Door 6
‘Mw DeSOTO s0setpesce 5205 |
Fireflite 4 Door
"St DeBOWO: 22 ck sc-ceceses $2196
Adventurer Hardtop.
‘8? DeSOTO ... oe $1748 |
Firesweep 2 Door.
8? PLYMOUTH .......c00-.
4 Door 8 Hardtop.
87 PLYMOUTH _.....cesrses |
Savey 2 Door 8
OT PLYMOUTH ......c0000-. oun |
Piaze 4 Door 8
% FORD 2 Door @ ....... 804s |
$1585 ‘Ms DeSOTO ae
Fireflite Convertible
‘M MERCURY $iles
Montclair 2 Door Hardtop
‘’ PLYMOUTH $1295
Suburban 4 Door 8
86 PLYMOUTH $ilss
Belvedre 8 Sedan j
'| 53 CHEVROLET BelAir ......--...-ee0-
ae oe 8 Cylinder a Radic and Heater. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $17.08.
"4 DesOTO oes | '53 FORD Custom 4-Door ....ccccccoones: $ 399
<n scanty ai ais MONTHLY PAYMENT — 822.38
Firedome 4 Door, et 5] MERCURY Monterey 266666 0680068486 $ 199
‘SS PLYMOUTH _.......... ees O'Drive, Radio and Hester. MONTHLY PAYMENT Savoy 4 Door | — sie. ;
‘My PLYMOUTH. |. 5 pit’ [53 CHEVROLET 2-Door 210 .........04+: $ 399 ” ate pm Ove, yer. Radio and Hester, MONTHLY PAYMENT
Plaza 6 Suburban | . .. .
HW °S4 FORD Victoria ......cccccsccccsecoece $ 499 ‘4 BUICK 705 Fedio = Heater, Ferdéomatié. MONTHLY PAYMENT
Super 2 Door Hardtop i — 627.3%.
"83 BUICK Special 9 Door .. $345] '53 FORD Comvertible ..............00-00- $ 399
83) DeSOTO 4 Door ¢ sss Standard Trans. V-8. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $22.33.
- oo + eS .. e811 52 BUICK PEGI oa ec wim cane wae tae ecu’ $ 249
‘$3 DeSOTO Clb. Coupe 8 oe | Runs Good. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $14.27.
Te ecg OT 83 FORD Victoria .......<0sesceseeveses: $ 499 43 PLYMOUTE ¢ Door esas Sianderd Trans. Redio end Heater. MONTHLY PAY
© Favre ¢ ew 8125/1953 FORD 2-Door ........00cceeeeeeeeeees $ 399 Radio and digi Standard Trens. MONTHLY PAY-
BRAID } O-PLYMOUTH DEALER
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‘54 OLDSMOBILE “88”
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‘BY . STOP ! LOOK! SAVEt
R AMBLER POPULAR DEMAND JePTE aggre $2605
Ss anes |S a te Trade-Ins .| GLENN'S Sees wae "| 100 Aaa a "Bill Spence” | _ Peake are
smmcenm| Discount |Bee meee Seereureeem| DALE Easier os
se = \Beautiful (Pee S snamta eee ical Cars jeffery ass te
All Reduced. | "fxs ti
IN PRICE eae ori eacead 1048 BUICK nnn. hse:
THURSDAY - FRIDAY-SATURDAY Speed Barbaio oe this is a rT le
ONLY! 1985 ii See oes
fe seas ‘S17 PLYMOUTH Convertible tom trim. ——— as I wsensenences NOW $1615 | 1955 PONTIAC $1005
was BEAD Mate SOP | Hake ao, Se wus SATRO ts | caliente was Ba DRP Cstom $ Dooe,g| Renter, otis Ura ee: “Bet "S7 PONTIAC 4 Door Seden 1987 OLDSMOBILE ........ OO CRUD ona os ka cases NOW 61525 A & “eo power-steering
wos HE | Etec em ; CHEVR oo, $1388
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Wes teh re.” OW eee she A eieaeemenenntte “gon engine.
Was _ OW 8 580 setts, 18000, actual nfl. ye
wa gt ET ro yg Stl ena ae Rat ‘was s ra DODGE a 6 PONTIAC oo $1605
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“a tien 4 aoe Ses ae) oot See See ee
sa a 2 Door 90 PONTIAC. sos 6 0%
Was § 456 s 6 gy <aneauanevelades $1196
zn 3 GMC % Too Pe brakes. Dynefiow, radio, heater, Was $1 low ’ white wail tires. 3 34,000 guaranteed
{BRING THIS AD TO 1 Doccccee er eeeeces 1965 ECEIVE DISCOUNT standard transmission, 6 ey r, radio, heater,
tires. Spare never been used.
wm GLENN'S | ub etiivcens Wonderful transportation | ‘3 .
MOTOR SALES As a
952 WEST HURON S if L_TON
FOR “TOP VALUE’ USED CARS
‘FE 47371 FE 4-1797| ,__ Pontiac-Buick “ROCHESTER OL 1-8133
$5 DOWN
ae Radio and Heater. MONTHLY PAYMENT
PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 Door Sedan. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $27.26.
PONTIAC Catalina ;
Radio and Heater. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $22.32.
‘FORD 2-Door ae. Power Steering. MONTHLY PAYMENT —
PLYMOUTH 4-Door
Runs Perfect. MONTHLY PAYMENT — 622.32. 55
$3
53
Radio and Heater. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $27.24.
$99 DOWN "$4 FORD Station Wagon) ......scccscceen-
O’Drive, ¢ Cyl. MONTHLY PAYMENT — 627.24.
’55 FORD Fairlane 2-Door ....cccevvcceess $ 599
MONTHLY PAYMENT — $27.26.
"SA BORD 2-Det és cae w vex veceeuns a0 60s $ 59
of Trans. Extra nice, MONTHLY PAYMENT
54 CHEVROLET Convertible .........0... $ 599
Fire Red Paint, Powerglide. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $27.24.
Many-Many-Many
MORE.TO CHOOSE FROM
1s MINUTE FINANCING — ON FAME veny
Eddie Steele ’S3 CHEVROLET Bel-Air .........-.-0005- $ 399]
Standard Trans. MONTHLY PAYMENT — $22.32.
54 FORD Convertible ......0...eseeeeeees $ 499 o_
USED CAR |
BUYER'S GUIDE OR.
How to Find a Queen
in a Handful of Jokers!
Lesson No. 2
Check the tires! These are around the wheels, of which there
should be four. If al) the air is in the top of the tire, do
mean tell you ft is resting! This is untrue. At Olive
Motor Sales we never give you any air about our
Test unti] you are completely satisfied.
1958FORD 1956 BUICK
white over red, white tires.
must be driven to appreciate
$1445
1955 CHEVY
3 DR. SEDAN with Powerglide,
radio, heater, white tires, tu-
tone white and black, terrific
running car
$895
SEE HANK OR GLENN
PONTIAC’S BARGAIN BARONS tires, metallic grey over coral.
$1795
' Stop in today and see the boat, motor
and trailer Oliver is giving away.
P.S. SEE OUR ADS ON PAGES 12, 50
Oliver .
Motor
Sales |»: 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE.
FE 2-9101 Open Eves.
R&R Motors
T-BONE
VALUES
AT
HAMBURGER
PRICES STOP IN TODAY AND TAKE A LOOK AT ||
OUR “PRIME” SELECTION OF NEW CAR
TRADE-INS. THEY ARE GUARANTEED AND
READY TO ROLL!
1987 CHEVROLET 1955 PLYMOUTH
210 WAGON VEDERE 2?DR.
r. — Stick, redio, heater. Sedan. Real nice
Tp Ted and white. Low r. radio,
mileage. trans.
See een ONLY $1595 : Cee eames eenee
1956 PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE CONVERTIBLE
Brin pat tip eee les this one. po 5 cover
teeter eee eee ewes SBS ieee eaceeees $OVS
1957 PONTIAC 1955 DODGE
CATALINA COUPE CORONET _
Stomatic “ane Tedie, Hog ile: r. One owner solid car. - age as 8 ‘s
pprkenan same tite $1595 fe ile ile wee. ey) Sdahiwd «Oak teeta $795
pal soon 1953 DODGE 8 cyl. Fo ¥ rr, WAGON
ee oe te rete, ME Suds eveescccoeeve $1395 en ar jeraround” de
fooees car. ve
1996 DODGE = i#¥“—“‘#SC(C(i‘(‘Céiéct ctw veges pnersinccc $395
CORONET
Sad‘'sous PowerPie. Fry, «=: 1952, DODGE argain. . CLUB COUPE
bbesese beeen eeees $895 Lote of go in this transporte-
: 6usbeggs ees eacon 1
1957 PONTIAC ™
saPani Foon et t4r, Pow. 1952 PLYMOUTH
Sees eda’ test | SMpifnns inne ee ee SONG. > Bic ewvneeseae /. $77
‘TREAT YOURSELF TO THIS BANQUET
* OF USED CAR VALUES TODAY! |
pusinees Is: Booming 8 P.M.
1954 FORD $399
Sera Uae
4 P.M.
1955 M’POLITAN $677 Convertible. Very clean & sharp.
5 P.M.
H 1956 MERCURY $799
| WOODWARD Attention!
CAR-A-THON
SPECIALS ALL DAY
EXTRA
SPECIALS
EVERY HOUR
CHECK
These Impossible Prices | | 9AM.
1954 FORD
(1953 CHEVROLET $199 210. Excellent running condition.
Birmingham
RAMBLER
REFRESHMENTS
| GIFTS AND FAVORS | ALL DAY SPECIAL
ON NEW RAMBLERS
AS LOW AS
$1544
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY | ALL CARS
1 P.M.
1956 CHEVROLET $1179, passenger Estate Wagon.
2PM. |
1958 RAMBLER $1599 Super sedan. Immaculate equipped. 10 AM.
1953 FORD $344] | Convertible. Runs excellent. Good body. Automatic.
| 1 AM.
1953 FORD $299 |
beater, Fordematic. © “Ale
12 NOON
PRICES Shot-to-Blazes WEEK-END SALE THESE PRICES IN EFFECT
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY
No Dealers ONE CAR PER PERSON
HURRY-HURRY-HURRY
58 FORD dine vecead Was $1895—NOW $1795
SB FORD .......00005- Was $2095—NOW $1995 STATION WAGON — 4 Door
57 FORD .........005- Was $1595—NOW $1495 P. HARDTOP
"57 PLYMOUTH 5 eae Was $1195—NOW $1095
’56 PONTIAC ......... Was $1195—NOW $1095 STARCHIEFP 4 DOOR
56 CHEVROLET ...... Was $1095—NOW $ 995 2 DOOR — Poweralide
55 CHEVROLET ceaeee Was $ 745—NOW $ 645
1°55 FORD uw weseewads Was $ 695—NOW $ 595
55 PLYMOUTH seeced Was $ 675—NOW $ 575
55 DODGE cccucceuees Vas $ 695—NOW $ 595 CORONET
’S4 FORD .......ce0ee- Was $ 595—NOW $ 495 STATION WAGON
54 CHEVROLET eveeee Was $ S45—NOW $ 445
’S4 OLDSMOBILE ....Was $ 745—NOW $ 645 SUPER 2 DOOR “ss”
’S4 FORD .........0.5. Was $ S45—NOW $ 445 CUSTOM 2? DOOR :
’S4 DODGE ....... ....Was $ 645—NOW $ 545 CORONET HARDTOP
53 DeSOTO eer Was $ 395—NOW $ 295
$3 PONTIAC seeeeeees Was $ 255—NOW $ 195
53 BUICK | woneettetess Was $ 445—NOW $ 345
51 BUICK ........e0e- Was $ 295—NOW $ 195 SPECIAL 4 DOOR
52 DeSOTO .......00-- Was $ 195—NOW $ 95 2 DOOR
\\ C i! O ;
Your Friendly FORD Dealer |
147 S. SAGINAW ST.
FE 5-410] FE 5-3588
Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
SIXTY-THREE
JEROME
“Bright Spot"
"83305
$2195.
"$3195
$2995” *57 Cadillac Sedan
DeVille .
$3095 ’57 Olds 88 4-Door
Sedan
$1895
'57 Buick Roadmaster
2-Dr. Hardtop
$1995 "57 Buick Super
4-Dr. Hardtop
$1995 '57 Studebaker Hardtop
Silver Hawk 2-Door
$1095 *57 Pontiac Starchief
Sedan "57 ——
‘$1695 "57 Ford Fairlane wane
| $1495,
PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER WHATEVER YOU HAUL YOU CAN GET
Monterey 4-ér. ail saaeme.
power brakes. Autome
6 P.M.
1954 BUICK 7 P.M
Premium
1957 FORD $1344
a: knee tee
8 P.M.
1958 RAMBLER $1477 American 2-dr. 6,000 miles. Im-
maculate.
9 P.M.
1957 PLYMOUTH $1498
10 P.M.
1957 PLYMOUTH on 3-door Savoy 6. Really sharp
11 P.M.
1957 or ees
12 MIDNIGHT
Premium
1957 PONTIAC __ $1799
trdy '& white, immaculate cond.
- - BONUS -,-
1959 CHEVROLET
poet ets Pare
Birmingham
. RAMBLER”
. 666 S.
MI 6-3900 A PRIZE DEAL FROM EXCLUSIVE
TRUCK MEN BECAUSE...
TRUCKS ARE OUR BUSINESS
58 GMC 2} Ton Dump | ‘52 Ford F-7 sie int wn
‘50 GMC MC 14° Von.
‘55 Chevrolet
93 GMC | rm .
‘54 Ford | .
93 GMC Hydramatic, new paint
A Dodge as wes we
48 GMC with mew paint
36 GMC ‘53 GMC
Lees a sa SLT eat Stet
'54 Ford
PE Cente ‘54 GMG 4
‘54 Chevrolet
4 SPECIALS
Bedford \ --
‘Bet agmenss wa sateen
96 GMC tor with § speed Fuller transmission
‘$1 Ford ae
GME. ‘FACTORY BRANCH
OAKLAND ATCASS. -
ee *56 Cadillac 62 Coupe
'S5 Oldsmobile 98 2-Dr. Hardtop
$1095 "55 Pontiac 4-Dr.
Sedan
$795 ’S4 Pontiac Starchief
Sedan -
OVER 30 MORE
TO CHOOSE FROM .
STOP IN TONT
BRING YOUR
GMAC TERMS
"Bright Seat;
"For q" | AT
‘cages ai ORCHARD LAKE RD. s R &R MTRS., Inc.
FE5-9204° FE 2.2529 || CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-
ONE MILE WEST OF TELEGRAPH IMPERIAL
* ; | SALES — SERVICE — SATISFACTION
y KEEGO HARBOR ~ |||) PE 49287 | 726 OARLAND” PONTIAC
oe ro | . ( a
I 2 + yg he <f } , ge Pan i Pee ee BS Ay 5 | FES9485 Competitive in Price 7
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JEROME.
Before You Buy
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SIXTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 las '
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BN Say . Starts today-in every departmen ae ae BL #: tS So Pr ; : -
. j CIEE ; SG y/ 4 4 Oy
is
~| wool Wilton. broadloom carpet
=| guaranteed durably mothproof
This is one of the finest all wool carpet values we've ever
offered at any price. It's designed like a much more ex-
pensive style with tightly woven all wool looped pile
creating a rich embossed effect. It looks magnificent with
either modern or traditional furnishings. See it in four of square yard
the most popular decorator colors — gray, green, beige 9, 12 and
and nutria. 15 Ft. Widths
SH OP Floorcovering Dept.
Second Floor
7 . 4 * .
UNTIL 9 P.M. NOW-YOU SAVE $6.07 Dainty ‘n Decorative Quilted
r Re = . , | Rosebud Patterned Coverlet Budget Priced Fiber Rugs |
in Rich, Sparkling Colors @ Regularly ot 9.98 99
@ Filled with Fluffy Cotton
@ Choice of 3 Lovely Colors @ For Year-’Round Use 88 y
@ Four Decorator Colors Sia) Wonderful to give or own. Perfect as an extra
° quilt or decorative cover. Lovely pattern is
‘ reversible. Sturdy diamond stitching. Easy to Firmly woven of sturdy Kratt fiber in a smart tweed effect ;
| that fits well in any room in the house. Colors woven wash. 80x84-inch. Pink on pink, blue on blue
clear through make rug reversible for double wear. Also or pink on green.
available in other sizes. ; ; Pitas an é Domestic Department, Main Floor
Se - Ere S a ee - ) roe Fic? |
emg Ste seh Fes decorated i . ' . . . ®
Assorted Inlaid Linoleum with Melma Cc
Smooth Wax-Sealed Surface
| @ Colors Go Through to 99
| Bock
@ Fully Saturated Felt Back
@ Regularly Sells at 2.98 Sq. Yd.
: Beautiful colors won't wear off, beceruse they go clear
through wear layer. Resilient felt back absorbs foot
| shock, softens noises. Easy to clean. Wipe with damp -
cloth. Hurry in today during this Gigantic sale.
oval braided rugs f_ == Harmony House Sun-
4 shine yellow, pink mog-
Bold, modern blending of colors makes nolia blossoms on lus-
these rugs a handsome background for trous white bockground,
any furniture style, gives every color . Moliby pink hollowere.
scheme a boost. Made of resilient virgin 9x12 Ft
wool for strength and carpet rayon for il
clear, bright colors. Choose from 4 dec- Room Size
orator colors. ONLY $4 DOWN OWL
8x10-ft. size ............. Now 34.99
6x9-ft. size ...... Gate eet efenicls Now 24.99 e
4x6-ft. size... .........Now 9.99
a: . Complete Service for 8
Montclair ‘ ag in These 45-Piece Sets! .
Dainty Harmony House ; thing bine Sewers with Guaranteed 2 Full Years
Parchment beige and Here's a buy found only at Seors!
Smoke gray leeves on Durable break-resistant Harmony
House dinnerware in lovely spring-
like patterns. Set includes: 8 dinner
plates, 8 pie ond salad plates, 8
cups, 8 saucers, 8 soups, | platter,
1 vegetable dish, 1 creamer and
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FOR YOUR OLD. WASHER
_.. IF IT’S WORTH *40 During WKC’s May Value Carnival we're
giving you savings and trade-in. deals
that are beyond the extraordinary! An
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underwater filter
agitator, suds dis-
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perature selectors,
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filter, automatic de-
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thot’s beoutiful and
easy to clean. Fam-
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Famous Gyratator
wrinkling, automatic ous Gyrafoam wash- washing action.
sprinkler and ir ing action. Sediment DOWN fluff setting. $2.25 Weekly trop. $1.75 Weekly
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vice Olushpic STEREO True STEREOPHONIC CONSOLE
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radio. 3-in-ONE value!
Priced et cscs. $198 DOWN $2.50 Weekly
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gouge heavy ribbed steel deck, safety engi-
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chute — trims within % of an inch. Leaf
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hardened suction type blade with safety sheor
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1/2, PRICE! 4-Pc. Platinum Grey.
BEDROOM SUITE
Double Dresser, Mirror, - )
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Once our present stock of these luxurious
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construction features... rich, platinum. grey finish
with sparkling, bright brass hardware. Easy ‘slide
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3-Speed
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414.88 Plays 33%, 45 and 78 RPM
records. Attractive carrying
case.
PHILCO Predicta Radio
Slender
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$16.88 | Printed Circuit guarantees
long life for this Hi-Power
Radio.
RCA Victor Radio
Rich “Golden
Throst” Sound
417.88 Big, easy-to-use dial. Oper-
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FM Radio
Gets All 17 Detroit
FM Stations
$29.95 Engineered specifically for
FM usage. Gives static-free
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$29.95 “Slender Set’ styling. Big
four-inch speaker with new
Due Sound system. Lumi-
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With Case, Batteries
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$34.95 Powerful transistor Radio —
complete with earphones, case,
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MATCHING CHAIR
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Ovenproof, Handpainted, Underglazed Dinnerware
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7-Pc. DINETTE NEW GLAMOUR DESIGN!
NEW CHROME FINISH!
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Family-size dinette at unusual savings
AND oa 45-piece set of ovenware! Smart
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Many Possess These Late Deluxe Features:
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TV Sets Have Been Rebuilt by Service Experts
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their performance, se now's the time for you to buy
that “second” TV set you've been wanting for a
price you can afford. .
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