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From Our News. Wires and far exceeded the preholiday spokesman said. “We can énly;for a two-day Memorial, holiday | With Collapse of Room
Traffic 309 estimate of 260. hope the shock of this awful death | period. That mark was set in 1953,
toll will be reflected in fewer ac-iwhen the traffic death toll was
cidents during the rest of the 241, the previous high. Walled Off Years Ago °!
Drownings / 100 | The National Safety Council.
4 . attributed the record number of year. x * *
Miscellaneous eee 49 traffic deaths largely to extremely Bel ted rts were expected. to. IRON RIVER—A “belch-
: ; ‘heavy travel and to a rash of Other violent deaths — drown- priate aa ‘ing hell” of fire swept the
—_ ~otat— eee . 4587 “multiple. acgidents that swelled ings and in miscellaneous types | 00t the totals:
rn “the toll rapidly. of accidents — alse took a heavy ~~ The highway death -total also | underground warks of the
More ‘than 300 persons lost their “ft -offérs a-grim challenge to rn. | Was far ahead of the 262 counted | ‘Sherwood iron ore mire to- _
lives in traffic accidents across the every one/concerned with highway. Ave over-all accident death total by The Associated Press in a
nation during the two-day Memo- safety tg step up the unending fot the 54-hour period from 6 p.m. ; test period survey for a non-
rial weekend. The tragic toll of efforts to hold down accidents de- Aocal time Friday to midnight Sun- holiday weekend of 54 hours. The
dead was a record for the at’. spite mounting travel,’ = 8 = ‘day also topped the: toll of = mpd covering the period from
a - = SS 6 p.m. Friday May 35, to mid- .
. | night * Sunday, May 1%, alse
Gives | Memorial Day Address showed 32 drownings and 74 per-
we ‘ s : ny - © ” tf mene 6 iday, killing. four inicionn
and injuring 27 others.
Several of . the infused”
were reported suffering - =
from burns and sulphur --
poisoning caused when a =~
stope, a large underground.
,room which had been mined
‘out and walled off several
‘years ago, collapsed with a. -
roar. : 5
Crumbling Sulphurous slate “7
sons killed in. miscellaneous
types of accidents, for an over-
all total .of 368. ;
There were several multiple-
death auto crashes. In_ape of the,
worst, a mother and four of her|
‘five children were ‘killed Sunday |
inear Crown Fi. Ind. when their |
_| ‘spewed poisonous, highly -‘jnflam-
13 Die in Michigan |mable fumes which caught fireand * | t
| See Story Page 2. eared the lower works of ine ;
car- was struck by a railroad train: | Thirty-five miners were trap-,
lat a grade crossing obscured by
| ped at the 1,200-foot level by fiery = -
high weeds ; m | kases. All were brought to the. -
FATHER. GIRL SURVIVE ‘ : | a surface, including the dead, by © «+
| The father and a daughter were; fr C - ee sebews wort: ,
the ‘only survivors of the family| < ape? a , \ ° .
of seven. and both were injured. | . " , . | : =. | The dead were identified as Ing-
[The daughter, Faylene Brownfield, SAFE AND SOUND — Two-yearold Mitchell Ponting Prose Paece 8? Wester, about 48, -of «Iron
9, was oh critical condition -The White appears Little the worse fot Wwearsafier He is shown with his relieved parents, Mr and) iRiver - came ee) 1 re
father, Robert K. Brownfield, 30,|. po ing rescued from a hole about eight feet deep. Mrs. Homer N. White, of 3659 Grafton Rd, short- an ner 4 Rody Sea ie wal
Elliot, Ind., was seriously hurt = : . Falls, and Carl Rudy Anderson, 40,
: : earl) last night across the street from his heme.; Ty-afler being cleaned up following the mishap. tt Rr tather of five chil
Kitied were Mra. Lewtas erowe! | : : : > 4 ron River, tatner of five cnli-
field, 28, anJd the cotple's. four li ,
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| patna ee — | The mine is at. nearby Minerat
amcloa . oraer®, eam | esc’ — rl Or: 5 O t Hills. It-is the property of the In-
2 5 if land Steel Co. Company officials
California led t re ation in high-, = declined immediate comment.
way fatalities witlf 28. Ohio had) 21, New York 19 aia Tennessee 14. FACE, BLACKENED . ,
\ a Phe of the res cued men, Neith
| Only four stated escaped death t on the highways this botiday. leeman, brought to the surface
| sales wens Geucneee, cea hee el with his face blackened by dust
Hampshire and Vermont Cries from a two yore. young- Y hole made for a so® percola-, Rd., was playing ina ‘field across, and gas, said he had stepped into
I. ster trapped in an eight-foot hole ito est. Only the tips of his fin- the street from his home at 7% cutoff.and “belching hel.” went
in ostting\ the record toll, mere jspurred three men on to a suc- s could be touched from above.) P:™- when he stepped into the Past him,
: than five persons were killed in cessful completion of parallel res-/ aed four af a elvein mide the, hele. Another, ‘Joe Mascotti,, 5, said
trafiie every hour on the aver. | cue ditch yesterday in Orion Pown-. “rescue Sich necessary. | He began screami ling, and his be started running when he b heard
| aly: = | riled Fray fod ship iidhats or and Sees cries were heard by a neighbor? the cave-in. He told of the fiery
4 : f. = : : p- y and m Mitchell White. was caught with’ Hite el, sey of Mr. and Mrs. |. smith, who was working in| KAS catching up to him. Mascottt:
Woe 2 Poutiae Press Phote | Might Sunday. i|his arms over his head in a nar-) Homer N. whee. of 2659 Grafton said he pulled his coat over his
HIGHLIGHT OF DAY — Sen. Philip A. Hart tery Saturday. His address at the graveside cere- The tragic mark was reached de | ~ OO his yard ornite could not eee head ‘and this prebably saved
is shown here as he spoke/to hundreds gathered mony was the highlight of “Memorial Day — | Spite one of the most intensive hol- where’ the sounds were coming my life.”?
/ at thre veterans’ plot in RELY: Mount Park Ceme- activities in Pontiac. jiday crackdowns by police in mo- from. °
* toring history: The’ Safety Council * * | Anothe r miner told of walking a
| -— isaid it simply couldn't explain = OrAd 06s US ver a Q Seconds Rae he found thé boy mile underground seeking a way
7 jump in auto deaths. wedged in the hole, Smith tried |°C* only-to find his way blocked.
eas i U weigh Girl { 1, Drowns. ‘UPWARD TREND | to reach the boy but could bare- |He was forced to return where he
_groped his way to the main shaft
“There’s~a whole upward trend Whi | ly Souett bis Eagectips. and was raised in the elevator
\ . ‘ns highway deaths that’s been go- | Q Orms- | (e oun y Oakland County Sheriffs depu= cage
«Arms: Sa | S Sen Hart 7 _ing on since the 4irst of tie year,” ties arrived on the scene, Realiz-- Company rescue team dragged
1 . y e : in escue 0 jthe Council said. ‘For some rea-| . several of the injured up an
/son: tl toll just started i ing that any effort to bring the ;
i - again “ one Tornadoes whizzed over Central ‘Michigan last night boy to the ,surface from the top onus the 1 an toms bene Shere
in a Memon Day address at the veterans’ plot -at Friend She Tried tO he satety Council had pre. [While thunderstorms raked Oakland County and the-ot-the-hote-might cate it to cave iface by elevator.
. x . rine - ch ta Save From Gravel Pit. dicted a traffic death tot! of 260. southerh portion of the state. aoe compa Hiyghson. ane POWERFUL VAPORS ;
var told a: ftowd Disevers a “ °Y. = | Scrambles to Safety hea roo total od me There were conflicting reports - about whether—any See Maat tcf ad Ltt Pe) One of the rescuers said power-
best horior the war dead by “practicing democracy” two-day holiday “tragic. —<7—45f the twisters touched mere began digging a trench to 44 vapors came up the shaft.
and*warned that armed might wou not promote world | The highways were jammed with ground. The only damage, the boy’ s body, While riding the cage to the sur-
freedom. An 11-year-old girl drowned yes- cars — the -eouncil had estimated * * eo ltace. another aid he thought he °
, terday in a Pontiac gravel pit as, 40 million for the two-day period— Dro Char eS reported came from light- “In about four minutes they had} would suffocate from the noxious
“Tn this battle for the sec nd half of the i th cen- she tried to pull out a girl friend: in the first holiday weekend of the : ning and high winds. ' and ta | eran before reaching the top.
the youngster’s head free,
tury,” Hart asserted, “the+— = \ —| In the 30. foot) Str iat Dat 1858 was ona The brunt of the squall: like storm ianother two minutes they were! 4° emake the ; = a deep hole. . eee * , 0: . t — A witness said the stope ap-
power of arms is not suffi Harry J. Pattison, honarary pa- Oakland ae 5 adi’ al Friday and in the three-day week- A ainst Gullett istruck north and west of Oakland eet 2 eit out more parently acted like a giant piston
cient. The pe power of ideas | rade marshal. Drowning Peggy Stevens, end holiday period. anto accident! County. . A nike Al _ Lake Orico Bes when it eollapsed, shooting _ thes.
; ; sl 7 p i : . e Ake on.
will carry more weight.” | Prayers at the Civil War Monu- [Toll in °59 1025 Collier Rd., deaths totated 371. In other violent) Fire caused by lightning de- patentee laine sianiin by suffocating figry vapors through
Ga. mee ie d freedom best ment, at Saginaw street and Oak-| < wae recovered. des aths, 132 persons drowned and 88 Judge Holland Claims stroved a barn and eight head of |, ae : sniaitoE in case any agithe bottom of the mine and iip-
Neca _ land avenue, and at the ceme-| 2 by Oakland tet i miscellangous type acct) 2 ghee . cattle valued at $12,000 -on the |eeded. ~— “ S88 card through the shaft.
- by promoting it right here at tery AS were offered by the™ Goanty Shenils dents for an over-all toll ef 591. | Evidence Insufficient IN Osceola Township farm occupied | +4,, a fathe - 7 he rescue efferts were bam-
--~ _ hofie, carrying’ ts basic princi- Rev. Galen E. Hershey, president Last Year Department ak n a four-day Memorial Day : ~ i h ies The boy's father. returning from’ The rrecee efferts wer ,
‘cl ‘ant, prac- of the Pontiac Pastors Assn. bb re Dates 7 Vepat mitt. Pa : ecions in 1957, the death toll in) Gambling Charge pil eee xe -_ ree miles cwork at Pine Take Country Club, pered. by temporary power fail-
, rtant, prac- ; * thiver ack : Site : northeast—et - Hew = ; . : i : - =
ai pee our com | The.parade leading up fo serv- - sonin the pit be |! affic was 413 and 660 in all types ai “s 2 sas ‘ne crowd ated his house and; ares when Savers — arses’
munity life " ‘ iees was a resounding success as tween Collier road and Walton! of accidents, boty record marks. | Fermer Deputy Pontiac Giy) er te lephotie knocked i“ Dy Ps aap ae nae enh <2 ie a and light : 4 : een ee Sa = = son in her arms » did not realize nocked ow imps a s
ea r ‘thousands of onlookérs, three and bpulevard, ‘a half mile from the Treasurer LaRue-E. Guyllett today “Or™- Mrac-Cmnine..bad to drive! Cat had t : ; fF l he heard — |
Hart reminded his listeners of... deep in places, lined Saginaw ao ‘1o_Howell to report the blaze short-/ what had happened until he heard \iichigan has rio state mine if 4
the many white grave markers 9574 Whittemore to School streets. sit s home. : Rainier Plays wha Uropped asm Srlendant ie Ps |\y after midnight, | ne hg s account of the accident.| yectors to help prevent mine ac-
i Ot Aiterican soldiers imreneh: * * gambling = conspiracy che Howefl firemen were able to pres: * “aha ar cat rd ma . SS sand ae nis like one which occurred to- 7
= out the world. . ls She was rushed by a Sane depart- Drums at 36th against him and four’ others. vent flames from spreading to two in his hair, ears and mouth, Mitch- 41. at the sherwood mine.
ell clung to his ‘mother, «* « The State Labor Department sad.
“Ehose white crossef th the “a Fair, Pleasant ie iment inhalator squad to Pontiac Birthday Party ; Oakland County Cifcuit Judge H nearby barns
Russel Holland handed down his’ Lightning set_acbarn ablaze near voters in counties where mines are
‘General Hospital, but pronounced: Following the rescue many of : . :
= __eur—way ~ of iving Was ert _ ge answer to a motion- 4made request- Yale, destroying some equipment : : i A situated elect their own mine in-
-enough to die for. They stand for. eat er Ane@a dead on arrival by Dr. Isaac Pre-} MONTE RRO. Monaco, (APy ing the charge against | Gullett be and 16g bales of hay. ihe tren: ethene Nia ee) spectors
; : vette, Oakland County deputy cor- rags . i filling up all. the holes which had . S
white and Negro, for many reli- ’ ’ puly ¢ —Prince. Rainier lit played thé dismissed, | The ‘storm came as a ¢limax to Reps. Dominic Jacobetti (D-
i
gions,” he emphasized Partly cloudy and. somewhat paste . ‘drums far into Sunday night to” “tt tf Woe a 9hour alert in which ‘the see
~_ “We can honor the heroic dead been left open after the test bori ings}.
e taken. A numberof the par: ; ud ; . were ta nal
[cooler is the US. Weather Ba-| She would have been 12 te [celebrate his 36th birthday. ‘His; ~‘ A study_of the the record made at bitity of tornadoes was forecast by jents plan to file objections to the pgaunee!, Gilbert L. Walles ‘D-
Stambaugh) arid 26 other demo
U. S. Weather Bureau. .__crats introduced a bill ths session
onty.if we strive constantly to bet- ; ; ca morrow. Pontiac police said the ite Princess Grade, looked on the thme of the {lower court) ex- the sities responsitle for leaving. a
ter thelot of the living.” reau's forecast for Pontiac and vi’ girt's parents died in an auto induigently, amination, in the light of the ap- WEATHER WARNING — them uncovered : 7 {to set lips) division af ine ar
“You and all Americans raust cinity tonight. The low will be near accident and she was adopted ~ Accompanying him at the guitar| plicable law, convinces this court le alert was lifted at 9 pm., The whe have two other chit speytors in Bes mere = Depa
realize how small the world is, 54 degrees by Mr. aoe Mrs. Archie Sam: iwa« Aristotle Onassis, the ship-| that the evidetice deye ¥ as ta be~followed by a severe! dren Sandra, 12, and_another son, HEM Pace agency wou inspect
Tuesday will be mostly fair and ford. | y and supervise all mining operations
growing. In only a few years even it meh of 4, | fo lowner who owns part of Rainier’s! way of circumstances, ,weather_warning’ betweerl Lansing Mark, age : ar ME . 4 . -
the most distent nations will —e/Sleasant with a . po ‘ | The Sanfofds lett home Sunday. tiny principality | sufficient to hold the respondemt ang Detroit from midnight to 2 ae en act ether they were
t close neightors, reached in a mat-| imorning. Peggy, her foster sister, * . j ; tTaRue Gullete for trial,” Jodge reasonably sate
t | For the ne tive days tempera-+ | 2 - ee 3; Dairoit Newspapers The bill is in the Heuse Labor
ter of hours.” ae 1 0 all. 7. . The, session was held in the se. Helland ruled.
= p ~ |fures are expected to average neat | ae a oe siickey ‘Hall Pad lect cabaret under the casino The; - . + Farlier Sunday, the Weather Raise Prices 40-8 Cents Committee
HONOR HEROIC aes 4 os ‘the hil al 32-76 high and norm: al i323 Collier "Re:, went wading deora were closed to al bet! gee ge Lap ea Bureau received reposts of twist. Inspections would be made at
Hart closed by calling\on [he (30-3 iRainier’s party of 40° wite, Gladys J. Se as C€ ers touching down at Lupton in| DETROIT UF — A one-cent in- least once a gonth. Upon discover
public. to * ‘understagd the common! The Ssaea tenipecature recorded): + * * “tt aa ome elias armen par- ‘others were picked up last At us 23 Ogemaw County #nd Davison in lcrease In wenkday editiens scent of conditions “imminently dargér-
kinship. of all people. honor hein pra Pontiac preceding, 8}, Judy.said while they played she tiemcwe ever. attended.” guests | when members of the State Police’ ¢ caeeee County, east of Flint. ase day ans ‘ous’ to mine employes, inspectors
heroic dead 365 days avyear ria was 66, At 2 p.m. the down. Was, pone! into the pit by Peggy ..ja it lasted from midnight until [Rackets Sqyid swooped down ih a x into effect today at Detroit's three could order mines closed down im.
membering. that when they~went town teuperature was G. who: Jumped “in to. rescue her.) yout 6 am we series of stirprise raids on a Fe- Another funnel was ager ¥|major metropolitan newspapers. mediately for as ine 8 as ® days,
jnto battle, they. went as def | A SORES ¥ mo Dudy fnanage? to mble out! & vs . ~~ ‘ported trillion dollars a year book- [Wo residents and a Bay County’ The new frig e S rents. Ae
- ers of freedom for all mankind.” “s . but ‘Was nable to gv Pegizy. Earl AAS b making ring in the Pontiac area. Sheriff's deputy west of Bay City. P $ erght c .
L Tod P | The okt body is at Huntoon a = * *® * ‘Wiffiesses said the funnel ‘dipped id Pe | |
iereoniod ey § Suyen, | n ay ‘s ress | Funeral Home. f . pretest wn ae site og ona) Chiet Assistant Oakland County phir? the ground ~ but. never” ee anernin sesepaers- ersonal ncome
, y Saad a ie ~ tl ~ toue “ the News anh ne} 6Times—an-
‘et the Memorial Day | wey sale acon erpyentens eer aS oak Monte Carlo's luxury hotel. Ligesoaigl — hes Desde re ges Weather Bureau reported nounced last week. they. would} State Ri
Association. Following his Commits Beauciciieee ose s Slide Raugh ‘bn Teeth : <a << oi eeee oreceed = pola 50 | ithat radar soundings showed de- raise the, price of daily. editiogs | in on ise
speech the many pacticipating., County News ......... Leos ‘Back in Circulation 7 ee me " veloping showers, thunderstorms while continuing to “sell Sunday’ LANSING wwPpD sin ba
Pontiac laid oc Ulee’s ICONGR / ‘Cha OPU—The| ° ; _ of 29 Salmer Ave, reported ‘King-: | nother ha-
veterans groups in Faitorials sgenses te o1 Dal . i ‘pin’ of the alleged ring, James and funnels near Owosso, Flint)<editions for. 20 cents, lrometer has shown an upswing in
= wreattis at the fest of the veter: “Journey to Love ..........- 10 | Yo-mile- an-hour ‘death slide’ at | ST. LOUIS @ — St. Louisans en- “Chinalion” * ae 54. of 48. Sag Battle Creek, Lansing, Port Huron,, The morning Free Press made @>ichigan's ic_activity, :
r |“ dins® bier. ; Markets . viiseresese, 96> the US. Arthy's Ranger ‘School.’ joyed @_ morning newspaper at’ Marlette, -Hillsdalé, T.apeer, Bad similar’ announcement over ‘the Total ‘personal income i the ~~
4 * In attendance and riding at the _ Oituaries .....---- aaa... 3 here is designéd’ the Army says, “bieakfast: today. for the first, time or 9 —— — oe: = Axe,’West Branch and Sebewaing: | _ weekend, , ~~ (state for March was. $1,469,300,000
4 head of. the parade with Hart ere Sports pevevecseteees, 2@21 ° to: separate the meh. from the in more than three months The “i - A windstorm at East Tawas, took | omens ; ‘or «up 12.3 per cent trom Mareh ef
pa gon including. “Mayor | Theaters bcevgeceveresceres a4 boys. What it «separated. 6G | GlobeDemocrat published its first! FTV COUNTS, | the roof off a manufacturing plant. Effective today the pr ich af the, 1958.
i | Pri Rowston. members of! TV. & Radio ; fetes on = <“Cheies N. Natkong from yester. edition since being closed by an’ Taylor said ee four might be. Tw. houses were damaged in a Pontiac Press has been increased However, the higure$, released t
. the Say commission, Floyd E.. Witson, eee oe “day whs his fatse™ teeth, aad Fon Newspaper. Guild strike “brought to trial on: five counts of severe lightging storm between to eight cents a copy ‘and 45 cents Businéss ‘Week, also showed (
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Whicheclosed some main roads in) cefitral parts of the country
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The 3rd Armored Division: an- Jutige » Holland, however, ruled Gullett ‘committed no overt act,|
Holiday. Traffic Kills UN: Assistance
ichigan Roads (ut SP Per Cent.
a neighbor. The index is fig ed by a math-
Peggy. Stevens, 11, of Pontiac, | |ematical formula based on a com-
The Day i in 1 Birmingham
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‘West. Lincoln Widening —
.Due for Action T onight —
Special Caseicn of ~ Lack . of: Contributions Se eaceiia — Tonight’s City by Day Schoo} acquire the build
Supervisors Likely to By The Associa Press {north of Grand Rapids, was struck Slashes Into Technical’ Commission meeting is expected to;&. ‘atl. le ene .
A d Cc ‘Traffic accidents claimed 13)and-killed Sunday by a motorist Aid Plans | see the confirmation of the special lt yal neg ton wil pa war ontracts P jlives in uisien ovet ond = who faileg to stop. The child ran| lassesament district role for ‘the! » '
. iday Memorial Day weekend — : ar f West Lincoln avenue ane across a highway near his home) - |widening of Wes ‘| About 49 men and women are Contracts for the new Oaklaj— jmatching the total for last year “Tinto the By WILLIAM N. OATIS _ |between Pierce. street and South-! od - ttend the luncheon path of a car hauling a’ NS. NY. jexpected -to atte County courthouse are expected to + ‘three-day. holiday. il ewocwhwsled trailer: UNITED NATIONS, WF field road. | Wednesday when the Women’s So- ‘ -pe-awarded tomorrow when the With five drownings and a stock, |sma ie . /* Plans for U.N. technical: assist-| posidents of the area still are| ‘ciety of Christian Service of the -
Board of Supervisors meets if spe car racing death, the weekend) . ; : Aapig ance next year have. been cut strongly opposing a suggested 41-| pirst Methodist Church honors the eial session total reached 19 as thousandg-took; Hazel Fitzpatrick, 60, of Papi \ beck b aa foot-wide pavement, and ser Years Grou * * * refuge at lakes and picnic spots City, was killed Sunday when she! back 5 per cent because govern-| 00! lctacrs’ ‘is aettle for| \Golden Ye Pp.
. men tributions are lagging.‘ing comm Mrs. Marker, invitation David. Levinson, chairman of ty ‘to escape humid weather losc control of the car she was) * om * ; . eee so teet, an extension of 12 feet| chalttons, sald al dove atten- eeates opecial: Courthouse Val The traffic toll pat Michigan ‘driving and struck another auto). ‘beyond the present paved width.) dants over 70 years of agé are ing Committee, said he would pre lid The Technical Assistance Board, ; | oe _ fifth in the nation tn holiday 4nd a tree Sunday in Elk Rapids! : Approval: of the 1959-60 city | invited.
pent, necomunendations then is ta ‘highway deaths. California was Township, Antrim County about reporting this ‘tonight, warned deed will be the sublect of 2 |
wich ef many Mian Bee | first with 28, one mile west of Kewadin that further reductions will be ne- sian nih sad Besides music, the program will should be awarded construction . [ di l i second public hearing. feature film and tape recordings | } } 2 reg f “4 2 - ed on. 2s pa 2
contracts in the general, mechan Alter: thiee Years Of TDI Eestve (EE-WUN cessary If 1 does not get a little’ re‘ budget totals $1,676,920, and from Dr. and Mré: Rebert White, cal and electrical fields gain, Michigan is backsliding in Riehard Miller, 28, of Detroit, more money. _ according to City Manager L. R.| ; . the drive to lower the death rate | truck apd killed Saturday | = missionaries ‘in Africa. After reportedly failing to ar lon the highways was stu De-' In its annual oy the beard ‘Gare, it represents no increase in, « Five at their recommendations | : night by a. *hit- run driyer on De- went on to express hope that (taxes. The rate will continue at,
in a closed meeting last week, | Fatalities for the © first five troit's east side contributions would rise gener- $19.40 per $1,000 assessed valua-| A special meeting of the) Bir-
Levinson's and two other com |months of 1959 crept up(O"aTr Se , ally in the next few years to 50 jtion, he said. /mingham Board: of Education will mittees have aanouneed another lagdinst 460 for the corresponding] Dallas C. Eckert, 57, of Gary.) jiitton dollars’ anoually. Police Chief Ralph W. Moxley) be held in Hill School at 8 p.m. meeting before tomorrow's full |period last year, O. M. Lucas,|tn@“'was killed Saturday and oa a ~ hes . sue will (present ‘the Stale Highway) tomorrow. Action on bids for the
Board meeting to settle on the: |State Police traffic safety statist<iwite, Salty, was treated for shock! . Eighty-five governments gave! Department's suggestions for traf-|Construction for -the ground-water three big contracts. | pe parte dui .____when-« tractor -yeered out of con- $21 307,200 Jast year. By next Dec. fic Se at the intersection” -of cutoff drains 2 Birmingham Hig — Shey Actually, the unfavorable spread trol, drove across- ~the highway) |31, the report ‘said, total contribu- |U.S.10, Lincoln and Woodward ave-| | School: is scheduled. = Mt WAS learned last week | vat) |will. increase when delayed re- and sheared off the side of Eck- ‘tions since the expanded program | Aes” tp ‘the: commission ‘tonight. | ;
Lenina s (STOUp was Studs ine the) ‘ports on road deaths trickle in. (ert's car. The accident occurred ‘of technical assistance began in possibility of awarding the largest . on M60, six miles west of Niles. imid 1950 will-have run up. to-233. “Work on the intersection is under| Ten neers of Birmingham _ of the three gbatri acts for gen State experts who guided the, : 5 Pes--|inililion. ‘way now. Its completion, accord- | Chapter 220, OES, will receive : eval construction to a second | safety campaign successfully | a, oo er etal, ; | ‘ ‘ ‘ -|ing to Moxley, will create a whole | thetr gt y cards at the
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yor on 4 fae ‘i fa ia " % stumped seta eral jatar of Hawks, were-killed Friday | The economic and social coun-;"€¥ traffic pattern. | sarap — Fain We a ut the low blade! IT Trou Nn ak * “ ‘em ry
D¥ on INE THURSDAY [They called last week-for sugges-| Hight when nes oe collided iso peoiaga hee reg plat The Bloomfield Country Da y) ay. P Pp. edié af «he ‘ . 2
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tions and analysis from interested; With a train at Metz. ye School for Girls will be moved| ; Phursday is the deadline fur at th rowth to underde- | Fhursday is ane - : re laymen Betty .ou Brinkey, 13, of Troy, Velibed cooniree ty foe them from its present location. on_ the! Penal be mae by . ceplanes of ihe on oo vee Lucas said the prov isional figure and Robert Seng, 18, also of Troy, eres andlawarine fellowships campus of the Detroit Country Day| Ric ar a : paton received April 21. $176,100 over i for May shawcd 111 died, or 19 were killed Friday night when’ fo inculcate up-to-date-techniques School, at 13-Mile and Lahser Mrs. Lena Brown
ebiets nae ' al : - (PI Phote | more than the firm count for May their motorscgoter and an auto- |) industry agriculture, educa- "ads, the Board of Trustees has Mrs. Lenn Broen 15, of Ashe-
t ke action ‘ a tenon sttes “he WAVERING LINE = Military precision is notably absent at ja year ago, Deaths were up 32 in mobile collided i) Troy Township, tion medicine and the like, — announced. - ville NEC died Saturday at the dita aga tae :. sat d 000 Kondon’s Horse Guards parade, where these guardsmen go as /|April,- The. effect was to more’ near Pontiac. . | & new site for the Bloomfield |h , of Mrs Carl Flintermann lating to the long-awaited $5.0 Se ee ‘n’ rollers. They'd better get stratght= |than offset a good January through! _* * * The board, noting the anniver- | = heme : be Pree 000 courthouse wiggly as a platoon of rock ‘n’ rollers. They'd better get stralg March record a »” ot Be - claimed progress in’ the | school has been selected in |150 Lowell Ct., Bloomfield Hills, : “ éned out before their upcoming show and the annual trooplag the | “aren recore Deborah Sue Holmes, oe ts = ie years, But malt, “no more | Bloomfield Mills and preliminary | where she was employed as a atl Gaice tor saleelmoeie cian ce vemony which marks queen) Elizabeth's official eet “Increased travel undoubtedly ‘on Harbor, was killed oe, ‘eae “hestanin has been, Plans for a new building have | cook. . 25 land pareels owned by the — ~— | had something to do with\it,” In a he..d-on crash on M139. in tet a & g been prepared by the architec- | jer body will be shipped to Ashe county which could bring is Jaicas said, “I wonder if maybe (Berrien County | tural firm of Eroh & Friedman. | vie y for burial th some $10,050 to help pay"tor the apathy hasn't, too. Countrywide, | Lawrence Selinski, 30. of Li) «4 formidable task lies ahead,”| " jville tomorrow for burial there. ‘new building. fatalities were up in the first |vonia, was ‘killed Saturday when added “For years to come the| The present building will be va-| Local mpeg rise = — (2) Hear a recommendation ena Or dq S 0) dq IAS @hree months. The National his dump truck collided with a spectacle of poverty, hunger, dis-, ‘cated by the girls’ school at-the|Mmade by the William avis Fu-
that $174,924 be transferred trom | Bafety Council concluded apathy | train north of Dundee, 15 miles: case, ignorance and ‘social tals: ‘end oft schoot ~year- Negotia- neral home, . ;
county “mise “ane ye funds” to wha elie cause.” f res of Monroe. ery are likely io remain & chat leah vould ace te under way| Mrs, Brown is survived by two
also finance the courthouse. ; wie which would see i . =
* ‘* a th _The Associated Press tabulation ABUTMENT CRASH lenge vee id | Detroit Coun-| son began at 6 p.m. Friday. It ended) . Gerald Edward Bakko, 21,. . - ‘ | idni 5 “Thes s will not yield readi- (3) Consider essen eee ee | Ou Cd § al [OW at midnight, Sunday. \Hancock, was killed Sarauley| These evils will not ) Se sational Purchase—BIGGEST Saving that a project supervisor Two-year-old Wayne William) ‘when a car crashed into an abut- ly to.the forces which have so far n
hired to coordinate citation 5 ‘Corbett of Kent City, 15 miles! ment near Houghton in the Upper be ore cunenat cada tenes _ of the courthouse, WASHINGTO (AP) Sen.;ments saying the union member- | — ee SSS i\Peninsula. 5
(4) Apthorize petition for the John 1, McClellan 1 Arki has de-'ship has grown to 1,652000° since Sarah Winrich, 30, of Lansing,/8reater national effort in the de-
annexation to Pontlac from Wa ertbed ay false James Bo Hoffa's he took over as spr sident early lwas killed Friday night when the veloping countries themselves and
terford Township of a pareel Of claim that | Peamsters Union Tast year Charges Dropped lee in which she was a passenger for an international effort involv- land needed = to complete the membership Crow ing * * hit a tree on a rural road near: tinea Support.” of magnitude of |
County Service Center where the * sc & McClellan said in a statement A t 6 || tt Big Rapids. inanc a courthouse is slated to be built. Expulsion (the Peamaters released over the weekend that he gains u e | Walter Harris Jr., 24, of Sagi- aaa ; The Bo: (Supervisors will from the AFL-CIO a corrupt had become isproious af the fig | c Ds naw, was killed Saturday when |
be adel toner elisa to au. lebor organization had been based ures and had proved thena false | “um ee S ome) | his car hit a tree on M81 east Weather Bureau - See ub n pact on findings of the special) by subpoenaing the union’é mem.-|conspiracy to violate state gam-! 0. in. secinaw city limits. | : thence tbe) Department sof Public | stating 0 ittee bership and financial records and bling laws this month ° : . y = : Starts Rankin Works to proceed with construc. Senate . inve ting ¢ mmit es Mf : | Drowning victims ineluded
tion of a $560,000 sanitary sewer “hich MeClellan head analyzing them | Although detectives found | Ronald Lee Strauss, 12, of Car-
vatem fo serve Michigan State Tae i ior | j pleces of gps rr to be |ney, drowned Saturday in ai) Our Discomfort University Oakland Hoffa recent released ite ‘he senator said the union's! racing sfips in the Gullett home, | \tenominee River at-Penene Falls . ;
oy ~ ~ — ~ e WwerTage monthly membership | Judge Holland sald “there was lin Holmes Township, Menomihee NEW YORK (UPI) ~:. The Us|
\ hpank from 1 417,500 in 195K to-1.-’ no other testimony or evidence ‘County. State Police said he fell) Aol nae dancer mp fecatandin a
Veaaa? acare : W070 in the first four months of of any other kind implicating La- |¢ ka- Into. th te iscomfort x’ in a number o res S Are rom rocks imto, the water, Deluges New Orlean \ a this vear McClellan said the to-| fue Gullett.” i ihcnase “Schweder, 19, of ‘citiés today fe abbas ig ‘ a tals are based on the union's per “The search also disclosed that |Center Life, drowned Saturday. ‘in, P€ rature and humidity~-readings. |
Capita payment, t Ind in Lake, . Webster| ‘The ‘experimental - indeX won't, Le ene = S OUI1Slana \Gladys Gullett was running a le-| (ndepenc ens — Aa * ww * nl hi astitenaw County. Prove whether it’s the temperature ( gitimate business keeping books,".|owpship, “Was fn The union operated at a_ profit 'Stdte” Rol se said 'the youth failed °T the humidity, t 8 “getting the = 0 ey ate aaa aa ep the judge ruled, with Apley being cm sopulace down, but it is designed, NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Tropital »was indicated in parts of Tennes. of $1,186.973.78 in 1957, McClellan one_of her customers for his gag) !0 ‘come up after diving into the Popul hee gne SERVICE or IX
storm Arlene, blowing itself oul see and Mississipyn aid, but had a net deficit ef $361, latation business, rwater. The body was recovered, i ing oll ‘ people react i
in central Mississippi today left STORMS STRIKE od 1 in 1998 Gullett's attorney, Howard ¥~ Ronald Brogan, 15; of L ‘Anse, the com ind 10N, 1 24- Piece Table Ware Sets m its path high waters across A cond, (ron extendenp quant the : a |Bond, asked the charge against hfs drowned ringed " vane Baber At “discomfort” 70, about 10 | parts of Louisiana, but httle wind) % 600" tre . _ 3 P - client be dismisged seyeral months) !OF When fis rait struck @ puIng) per cent of the people are ~ | danagr > |northern Caeat Lakes region to Elvis Is Sin in niga te vide we and overturned. -His body was re- | pected to be uncomfortable;. * USUAL $5.95 SELLER ‘ northern Tras touched off thun | ago, claiming. no e pe 8 pre od av ie * S$ . _* = Vinhowers es ctidaw Might with isented to show partic ipation , she! ssbb we * 75, more than half are todiing 4—SOUP SPOON The season's first storm, roi) nfall in cae ens a Happy Tune tor Gullett in any conspiracy QF: “Wo : the weather; at 20, nearly every- * 4—TEA SPOONS only W poorly’ defiaed arci” of ils Ps 7 i oe ; " a i rahonintl tow Jaa *Liddecoat, two-year-old) one is approaching downright “ 4— TABLE FORKS b
squally® winds+and rains, appar — Me eet ‘Promotion, Raise | daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Donald | misery. —
ently: swayed in a northgasterly “uo ene Yt cam | Taylor, in asking that the ((; J iddecoat of Dearborn Town.| Now York Giivs € + * 4—TABLE KNIVES PER 4 Bets tenlon in seanth centpa Mie Sev | charge stand sald the prosecu- iship drowned Saturday at W “c _ New ork ‘ity s6am. readings SET
Ginection! acroKg, Misnisalpp! 1S field, M ked with) FRANKFURT, Germany (#— ‘ pee ai ‘atuce ST: , — * CHOICE OF 2 STYLES wing fie oO, Wits -sonk . tantial : were: temperature 57; humidity 83, 4) St o ete vit kere ' Eivia trestey ban bad a promo: | tion had produced circumstantial |).)°¢ Lake, Lenawee County, The aan a me % ™! ind 5 JE Solid stainless steel tableware will never peel, chip or wear-off. Guaranteed HARD mT ney es tion nod w ruine. evidence to link Gullett to the (child had wandered away from Per cen iscomfort ex, Zan} Bet to tarnish. damp cloth restores its lustre—no hard rubbing or polishing The “worat “danas in aus ana} = * i a | re rs * -eonspiracy. 1a cottage Her bedy-was found by th: an 60, .= vetade apie ee toe een age “i posere Sreeee ise Bret Sunday came from Porrential tains _ novtherly flow “of air eooled | |
- : . ' . " 98 North 2 the New Orleans area }peyatures were from 10 to 15 de nounced today the singer i jnor is he connected with- the com. drowned Sunday when she fell bination of the temperature, or dry. Saginaw sete - “At Moi®int. International Air. {grees lower than 24 hours earlier, promoted from private first ¢ = Hingioe! of any avert act” into. & water filled gravel pit on bulb thermometer reading, and a Street elds Floor
port, 10:92 Inches of tain fell In a) (Om Kangas and ihe Texss Pan nai ue ines, @ ran | Taylor's ease against Gullett cen .| Pontiac’ s city limits, ine aulb shecmiometer reading, .. 44 hour period ending at 6 Jom hartdle not ieasiwaril Infa Tow %) equal to corporal. [tered mostly around Gullett pur- Miscellaneous weekend acci-| Which indicates humidity but is not) a ——
* Surday a eae Pa inn Bot i Ann 7 wi bs * : chasing racing forms and his as- dents: the whee figdre reg-! Rain elouds hovered over broad: HH te eer along the north Athin aeivia, Who drives a jeep In |. iation with Burke and the Wallace D Coloske. 27, of Coop- , UlATIy Issuec
areas-of the eastern half of. thp tte Coast Scout Platoon of the S2nd Ar- lothers ersville, was killed Friday night. os TONIGHT ond TUESDAY SPECIAL PRICE! eoimtry today after drenching \\ wnt ind hunud weather con mored Battalion, received a shin- Judge Holl: ind said he dismissed \ when his racing car smit¥hed into 5- FOOT TALL — 4 SH ELF runs and strang winds het see tinued af the Southeast and north | ing golden eagle arm patch and the charge against Guillet, city of-a=retaining wall during a stock Over 60, ,000 i iQ State ;
tions of ghe mid continent ward tothe lower Great Lakes a considerable raise, For Pfe. | cial since 1955 before he was fired | car race in Grand Rapids. Now Belong to Knights Each 3-Ft. x 12-In. Shelf Holds 300 Pounds Show ergs and thunderstorm with femiperature Inostly in the Presley it was $99.37 a month. upon his arrest. considering, es eo .
_ were im prospect from the Tower 7) $s Now It's $122.50 _{among other things, that ‘‘circum- Saginaw (UPI) — Membership LS uy ee e ving Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic ~ ~ |stantial evidence of a criminal con- oan Crawtard fin the 151 Knights of Columbus BON. NAS Coast-- oe into the anlewey! ruust be within safe bounds ‘councils in. Michigan has passed Pie fi nerth Atlag stites, Heavy rain) of relevancy and be such a to war- ithe 60,000 mark, K. of C. Deputy < a > R |
| “ egular = . gy rant a fair inference of the ulti- enies 1e S 4) e Pet J, Mainolfi reports. He & a Bree!
_* an e Of ar y U ge U §: eee $9.95 _ mate facts in arder to justify a e K. of C. will hold its 59th’ im? OF. 47
The Weather,. cofiviction ° ; HOLLYW OOR « — Actress Joan Pt state convention on Macki | i Value
e = = : Crawfepd said today she is getting ore cord wine he : ‘—s 2 Par $60,000fa year “rom the soft drinks Spergaitt: ecitor Of the Mar: on le an aie ie C TTESSUTE on ale Errant Goll Ball oon ns late husband headed quette Diocesan weekly news "* For Basement * For Home . ( ’ ‘ y . SDI i
@oudy and cooler tonight TomePiaw _Bri Ti ff She gave the figure in ¢omment- paper, ill receive the state coun ® For Garage * For Stores
a TE ei Hew tontae ring Ss on I ‘jng on a Los Angeles Examiner Cis annual journalism award, \ Yy Extra strong heavy-gauge steel “ : Ss r or “rT ¢ ig. Mainolfi said i i shelves are rigidly braced. E 1 * . eee siory quoting her as saying she is. ’ are rigidly brace name cone i Tndan tn Pantano us os F aiawons fa is Gs antes autistic’ eeou on With Homeowner bike pate ae finishing... ready fo adlemble. a A - CUifement! that once was a speck-Qefore dividing it up a4 z F ‘ " Sent Wied vcietis [GY mapctt Loi te hesitant Mae deeolinie , I have had calls this morning, ‘Fhe world’s first medical opera- $10. 95 SHELVING—6 Ft., 5 eGlice: .. $6.99 ied Re wee on -oniézou t oi Us| a There is another aspect to the | A West RI oomfield Township fire- trom. frie nds who are solicitous tion in which ether was used -as Andis sida aon iinto a thunderhead as the 19) budget pressure with political [man was ‘in hot water yesterday bout fina i i é 98 North ated
Bun rises Tuesday ot 4 Ron iMichigan Legislature launched its about my financial situation,” Miss an anaesthetic was performed in Seve Tish Tr seetie | chia) OK ramifications, one that shifts a when he hit a golf ball into the Crawford said in a statement Jefferson, Ga. by Dr. Crawford Saginaw Floor | Moon rires Luescda athe “1st week shoe front Governor Williams to |home of Arnold Gravitt, 29. lissued bv her studio W. Lon in 1812, , . i ! Deenilown dem speratures ; ney necessity i opting A) the legislators themselves, Wyommg Ave. - “Dye to the-fact that Mr. Stecle’s | — ame _—_ : r , i 1 16 tute dy vy June 3 oe ‘ + 7 secant oT foes ATT ow! tates on 2 eB ; ap _state bu Rr Ine In the treasury pinch of recent | The fireman, W iam Stewart, estate (Alfred Steele, board chair-
8 a.m 9 loom 64) Unless budget Dill, ave adopted weeks, the heat has rested mostly of Keego Harbor, told Pontiac po- | ‘man of Pepsi-Cola until~his death fe 9 bie yf 13 hy ‘ | ont make om ay eT y rorer . . ‘laying ' io trav id . - oc | by-then, Wt sont miake any differ on the governor for-dvlaying pay-|tice Gravitt came out on the Pon: aseral weeks. ago) meat ae fa ~ YOU SAVE OVER $10 Because’ of MinorFlaws or Scratches ——— ence whether the stafe treasury strolls and choosing which other ob- tide -Municipal Golf Course de- through probate, which will take jgitturday tn Ponfiar bare or overflowing None of the ligations should be backed yp ‘manding payment of $3. for “dam about three years, I Panini $ Js Si ‘ Highest temperatuge ~ “wt 113 state apenetes legally ean draw fae IssitR appropri: Ullons {s strictly! ages." = stand that {i ial stat ay ing- ize’ Lowest )iemperasure ys Money to meet operating bills anv ‘a legislative #ufietion. If they aren't <n ee ee eee WA 4 " Mean temperate < 8 Ol nD a ; bidet : “ What distatbed him, Stewart be sybject to some miginterpre-, 2212x162 Inch Pes er retusa “ : . hustied through ta time, lewmak:| sald, was that Gravitt brandished tation _ ° , Sunday in Pon uN ar Kiac liding We scckends, ‘gust a9 i 5 vie : oa V hard tine diverting t a butcher knife. i '
as yecorded a ' Jame elsewhere i Highest etemperature ey days wilt be lefi to do the fob fb | 7 es. .
y i \ faany tax settlement is immi-| Stewart paid the $3 and called Lowest temperature When lawmakers return to work If. ; . : : Mean Ser wanay at A p.m, ‘today, inent from the bipartisan legislative police, who. picked up Gravitt and, -FON lac eS] ent e 10 Beautiful Designs Weather unn) : — Tax Com mise Committee, its| booked him for investigation of as | e All War C :
7 {one Year Age tn Fontiac . Not ea single badget ba] Tor the | nape wis not discernable sault with intent to do great bovlily, D. J, Moreland Dies . - , es temperature 1" rar ‘ span Be : aro Re . |
‘ went temperature £ 53 new fisi al year ‘has eme re d from ‘The lacus At (he Ererieat a 68 |harm @ %” Tubular Legs ~~ ean temperatire ‘* 6 commiftea, The over-all &taté ex a tiemilitondoller ta ‘ease || | When questioned by police, Grav: | ™ :
. Weather--Main., * ndliture pt xpreeted this time " yee peaches “ a, i ppengture plan, a ails 7 in the House that looked less ne said, “I wasn't going out there; Word has been received of the) @ Lock-On Trays Mi nse ina Lowest TFemperaturess \4 ' 100 million de lars, tisunaliy , P
‘ This Date in w0 Venre 0 Pe ee oe ten bit, | Uke ® compromise than a: House |W ithout protection. “Afte on he) jmeath of D. J. Moreland, former, tay fer dueeck oe waaue as bt tr 1934 9 in jog 1 syPlled out 4n nine or . te | power play catoulated to neutral: jhad hit golf clubs y"know _ {Pontiac resident. Mr. Moreland .. . ideal for gifts,’ too. Famous I ae . ‘ Are x Aire? a sce ceinacaeeicaasasnidina 4 P b d t h i Sunday's Temperature Chart Bs eh awit ae ue anes ‘ ire ome executed earlier by the | |who had lived at Grand Lake — % mugeaiaan oan aie os eure eas | @lpena TY 80) Marauette ™ 71 47 ONS : WOLARES PEURUATIS Senate . . Alpena, for many years, died early! stores Cope: 82 61 Memphis ~ 87 Tt nane | largely with fedexal finds, | we : Young Briton TV Addict this morning in Alpena after a long; a a beached Ti Gt Ming! Beach a) 78 tinder Uncle Sam's rules sey The plan embraced those person illKes Styled Exactly As Pictured ownavills veuker no Bae
} cl ‘ sor * Buffalo = «66. 4s Minneapolis Fae ae mi itching mone y for the firstayuar-|al and corporate income taxes rid RUSHDEN, England (UPD — Besides his wife. the if eT is discontinued" Sewians oe : | heradgteagg ro ue ae vps uw he fer swould have bee nce rtifien, to ing, piggyback on existing federal) Michael Robinson, 8. was fourtd o Heath. be leaves a oee’ : : | Cineinnatt * 67° Omaha® sr weeks ago : income levies x , at his home by police after He ai ‘Do : Se att. of Pontia
- Cleveland 1°70 Peliston 25— + * * Instead of figuring t#x on growth; had been reported missing fron & mace os Loria! ‘will be ob:| Detroit 3° Pittsburgh 8) 65 Some veteran Wwwmakers aware|for gross or on net income, if achospital where he was under served weast “ uri a | PLY P) ee a Yee Bee pci tacs ot Clrot the budget Implicettins, fave wold be computed on the basis of) observation, Michael told. of- oe . om: | BROTH ERS Gr. Rapids #6 4 8 Spats st 41 predicted a tax settlernent could |$7 for each $100 of federal x ficers he'd walked the six miles | + He f u § A . J Jechnedettal te ms Tainca no va ihardly wait beyond the. first week} paid by an individual and $12 tor} home. to ‘see some television | Washington state produces about = Sonia panmne city 3¢ : 5 etait ae #8 of. June.’ or possibly dhe second.< Jeach $ido federal tax liability on a} shows. ‘The -hespital set was toné-fourth of the U. §.. total apple) * ] a ¥ ; 62)
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By _JAMES MARLOW _
Associated Press News Analyst
WASHINGTON (AP) — Richard
M. Nixon, who wants to go places,
is getting a lot of mileage out of
the vice presidency, and not just
in distance traveled.
. True, he’s traveled a lot—more
than 280,000 miles since he took
office In 1953, Although this is!
much less than the~560.000 miles
logged by Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles, Nixon visited more
countries: 54 to Dulles’ 46.
* *
In July, thanks to President
Eisenhower's determination
make good* use of his vice presi-|
dent, Nixon will chalk up another
10,000 miles when he goes to Mos-,
cow to open an American fair.
These trips have. been good for’
Nixon politically, since they keep!
him in the public eye, None so}
far may have been.so important
for him as the trip to the Soret
_ Union may! be.
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* *
There if he talks. with Premier
comes?
away looking good from the#mer-
-ican viewpgint, so much the better
for him. He can hardly lose.
Khrushchev wants -a . summit
meeting with Eisenhower. He: is
not likely to jeopardize it by giv-
ing Nixon a hard time.
MORE GRAVY
If Nixon has a hand in arrang-|
ing the summit meeting expected
late this summer, that’s more
political gravy.
If anyone doubts Nixon is aim-
ing at the Republican presidential
nomination in 1960, all he needs’
to do is remember that Nixon last’
month added a veteran political
campaigner to his staff: Herbert
B. Klein, editor of the San Diego
(Calif.) Union.
* *
Klein will be Nixon's speciat
assistant in charge of press rela-
tions — he was an assistant to
him in the 1956 campaign for his 7
re-election and in the 1958 con-|—
gressional campaigns — and will E
accompany him to Moscow. He is
understood to have signed up with
Nixon thraugh the 1960 campaign.
xk ik *
Through his Moscow trip, and
no doubt others to follow, Nixon than the man considered his clos-
est rival for the presidential nom-
ination: New York’s Gov,
Rockefeller.
|ANSWER To IKE
Nixon could ruin himself on his
|ihternational trips if he made any
slips. But he is careful and con-
servative, as he knows he has to
be, since he is in a secondary:
position now and directly answer-
‘able to Eisenhower for what he
says and does.
Even a disastrous trip turned)
to, out all right for Nixon. This was)
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ta stay in the spotlight * etter! his ae last year to Latin’ Glenn Hunsberger (R-Grand Rap-
America’ where he was stoned and ids) was dead on arrival today
spat upon, It brought him a lot-of at St.
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, . ? : €an't Compete With Cheaper Foreign Goods Parents Killed, | ~
British Import Thaw Won't Help’ ‘U. S. VALUE-RATE the ROCK oF
‘By ‘oe DAWSON . , down the aa of American * dollars of A merigan products and Son ls Hunted. :
AP Business News Analyst | export trade. sold “us * 821 lion dollars of : _—
NEW YORK wp — Britain is The British are freeing more ‘el'’., -. » Two Bludgeoned © to. The man who
»Ziving a Aiperican businessmen American products from import This = British exports = Death at~ Home With. ; : ‘
.®. TRore.-.of : hance .to.-sell their curbs and raising the quotas-on the United Btates have twice set | nes <Any
others, such as autos, on which menthly - vecords. ‘In April, for || Crowbar :
goods there ’
i: * A restrictions are stjll maintained. the first time since 1865, its
“But it cymes at a time when s * * Atle fo us topped ours to | HOBART, Okla. (AP)—A promi-| . Ol | 2
Americans \Wre increasingly wor- But Americans haven't sajd the Engiane. nent Oklahoma mental health) goes ds e
ried about their chances to sell full quota of autos and some other — It is this, and the increasing worker and her dairy farmer hus-| ;
their goods abroad = or even at products.even under the old rules: strengtly of the pound sterling, that band were bludgeoned to death),
‘home when in competition with It may take hard selling to in- has led London to relax curbs on with “e row ar teal home ne ar
cheaper foreign made products crease the volume despite the in- goods from the United States and Here oun A sac : , .
“ 7 _ Vvitation in pls ed by the relaxing Canada *. | _More and more medium - “price car buyers
Many bold that rising prices of restrictions. * * Officers are marching the state. who want the most for their money are
aa American mate ieee * +t * Official WAshington is on record for their son who came home Fri- joiming the swing to Olds.
scarier lingers secumai ole ane a ° 7 ie oma ine ave tr
: ; I Many American products face as welcoming the return of good day on convalescent leave from a
peers of) aber lends! In ceting stiff tariffs abroad, with or with- health to the British economy, State mental hospital Why? Bech use they figure op all the he ‘
out quotas ‘ eve if it has been accompanied The victims were Elmer Briil- quality feqtures and conveniences Olds nas
> at te » mn 1 h Nn i. a by the loss of some gold from the hart, abeut 46, and his wife ue as standa equipment. They carefully con-
1K | Sk I A | N | : ine aoa a oot S treasury's hoard : ence, 45... State Crime Bureat sider the nomy of the Rocket Engine . ee
retition i : Hoents 7h Wwe altro !
: ima either If the country whe Nel fatal or Ne oe ie Hi Racca patie the low-cost maintenance of an Olds. . . its ;
ALE they serk td sell.U. 8. goods, or Urged Britain to relax the curbs ‘i uC : he a le coh a ae higher resale value. But most of all they 9
x 2 : ‘ ire aeons > “,/in the search for ‘ir son, Clark,
; in lands (like Japan and most aan ‘Wast etn vi ae ane 9 ask themselves, =
SEE PAGE of Europe) where they are made Off !C}4l -Washington view 18 tna sis to) Peters — :
SEE BAG Hf less cost .any step in that direction is a good’ one - Fie a eine. “Is this the kind of car my family and .
= = | thing for all world trade. Also it ee 3 = tt ” be oe 7 fol I will be proud to own... one that
- ome of these competing plant® weakens one of the talking points Rollie Duggan, that he had killed) ull . :
_ are American owned, U-’S. eor- of opponents of any further lib- his parents, Then he drove off in) will give us the fi measure fun
J — | porations have—invested billions eralizing. of Americari curbs or their 1996 two-tone blue auto. _ _and comfort we want ..s is this ; i L
ae 4 since the war in building factories tatitts onfgreign products. ~ = -* car whose style will stay. in area zt
: Fin England and West Europe. Most , e Dr. Wayne Boyd, superintendent | n be f d in
No Contract of these cah. sell products more — The British are new expected lof the Western State Mentgy Hospi-} The overwhelming “yes” ca _ ;
cheaply than can the plants here to. push their demands that the (),; at Ft. Supply, Okla., said) the zooming sales success of the °59 Olds-
Necessary of their parent companies United States lower some of {ts young Brillhart Was Admitted to} "mobile. See your Okdsmobile dealer today
barriers against them. the hospital last Jam 26 and had Value-Rate the Rocket!
Call Today NO RUSH TO BUY Mer " ] : been released in the custody of see
2 ) Merttioned “are U. 5. import n
e It is for these reasops that Many eyirhs on zinc, lead and oil, the his parents on convalescent leave
Gregory Oil Co. American businessmen doubt the high tariff on wool imports after a‘ Mrs. Brillhart was on Sesee in)
British relaxation will bring any ., t of it t come in Oklahoma. as- one of the states} WEEK declers alton. Bivd. : Oe certain amount of it has com : TMIs : e .
oe pi 5-614) sudden increase of. U: 5° exports each year~ and the rejection of outstanding lay workers in mental FREE displaying this sign hove —
, Frnone ; to the United Kingdom. Last year some low British bids for large ‘health. She also authored nonde- o free mele modeliel & ; ; ; ee
England took about one bilhOn gjectrical equipment to be in. hominis itional ‘religious books. - -*§9 Olds. for you. All . .
The end apparently came quick-| 7 - a
talled he me ’ you have to do is drive
2 ie * {y for the couple in the modernis-| | * y r the couple in e moderns ah ovr
2a era it tte | santana woone ] Zion 2 a c = " % TABS, as : ng. . ; z while
= doubts it the relaxation over there 4¢Te dairy farm in southwest Ok- With gaia ictal yoo VALUE-RATE the < BY EVERY MEASURE...
= will tmerease our exports. much luhoma, wis. ‘Beillhart’s Mecwet Reet = Rocket on the road! be THE VALUE CAR OF THE
= The highest guess is that about 45 Officers found Mrs. Brillhart's ucpeenn PRICE) GLASS
=~— body slumped in her ° rocking million dollars worth of more high edie, ead and sewin style or Juxury goods may enter chair, a needle, thread g
materials in her lap ina years | Npnithart was found in the bai JEROME MOTOR SALES cO., 280 S. a2 St., Pontiac, Mich.
way. Nearby was a small bloody |
“ * . — a =( 1 Ma k | crowbar ,
Do your furs is] favor Send them to us for eremony 0 ar Pi iniecen rt 1 U WAS A a ae at ror THE BEST IN NEW cas, useo CARS, AND SERVICE, Ste Your LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER! =
: lon lahoma Sta niversity, study . ~— ‘
safekeeping in moder cold. storage vaults. = g shit to University ling business, adeninistration, when] — \ Ho : > s ce =
< ‘he entered Western State Hospital.
ECONOMICAL BOX STORAGE | 3 or ttt 0! | ipe tine Company be held on the campus of Central ‘Appoints Two Officers
(Free Mothprooting on Woolens)
Michigan College today, when DETROIT Pp — Michigan Wis-
it becomes Central Michigan Uri- consin Pipe Line Co. has an-
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CLEANERS @ We Furnish the Box @ Crom it Full versity ‘nounced election’ of James J,
@ Up to $250 Valuation @ Easily Stored ts ef, Trebilcott and Robert M. Hoffer
. 7 A number of state officials were.as vice presidents. ;
7 scheduled to take part in the days At the same time, Hoffcr was
FATHER & SON ONLY event made a vice president of Amer-
Retiring President Charles L. can Louisiana Pipeline Co. He
$495 Anspach will deliver tis farewell had been controller of the two
address to the student body, and companies since 1957 eT Open 7 ALM. to. 6 PM. | \ President-clect Dr. Judson als» Trebileott also was elected to !
: - : 7 will appear on the program the Michigan Wisconsin board of
941 Joslyn Cor. Mansfield (Plus Dry Cleaning) * * * directors and renamed general — i ' ——
(Office and Plant) = An-afternaon baseball game is manager of operations. Many drip-dry! Colors and patterns galore! Charge Yours! N
Branch: 360 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-6424 = scheduled between Central Mich-| The companies are subsidiaries ° . 3
Cor. Howard SSjivan varsity and alumni, and an of the American Natural Gas Co.,!
ie ucollewe dance is scheduled in| which also owns Michigan Consol-
7il MMMM the evening ‘idated Gas Co.
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¥ . . |When'skirts were o'er the knees’day. “Now that I've broken. the) It ran three years, I never! ed off about how “I've Got working for God.”* a I
Four County Locations and spit-curis o'er the noggin, |ice . . . why not? == Bia ek ot 2. Xe mover oe tired) Rhythm,” and her tatest wee 1 aaa i ANAS on are ea | to Feature Classes for Pine! Merman had her tonsils re FUTURE BRIGHT i ite — t “Gypsy ae Laem me cee . I Foodie abechitely PRES. Otter pea tl moved, the m ro in “Happy Hunting.” It last- Sch | B i ea utely= ; er g :
Credit i In Art, Education This created a resounding va | “But right now all I want to! ‘the currerft hit). I may even take| ed only 14 months, a relatively 00 orrowing — j ; October 31. —< |
lcuum that has blasted across; iplay is ‘Gypsy. Picts ties a nage jit to London. I might even make) short stay for a Mermaf mas: 7 Seccie Pick-up & Delivery Extra: -_e
: ' s year contract, t seem to'a picture.” + | terpiece, and just well t T $75 Mi ili | ee ; |
Community resources, geography dway for 30 years. ¥ . j = 00. Ops | ion FE 2.9289 Frée:, se i :
.of Russia and art for classroom) Today, fhe delightful detona- , | ee pelea LANSING (UPI) — Michigan [/ Mothproofing |
teachers are among 18 courses! Fr is“appéaring in her 13th con- See k Government Pa Raise Itheat 2 oe schools have borrowed more than |} 1 oa )
which will be offered to poutheast-| secutive stamtng - room - only = Ly cause 1 rete vadioas. 1 was {9 ‘million dollars to keep open fj Wardrobe Cleaners f | Smash hit; and Miss Merman s 4S’ since last June, pay téachers and |) 1038 Bald A :
em Michigan adults this summer] i, poiding in her enthusiasm with a good show, but it wasn't a great meet obligations, Lynn M_ Bart-|f! win-Avenue FE 2-9289
by Michigan State University. | all the restraint of a little rl IS OC Ors an Ink show — and I was sort of dying Jett, superintendent of public in-| Sere =
Credit courses in education, ge- . leaguer with his first home run. | 'to get back_on. the boards with struction, said. | ; : ee _
ography and art will be available! (a great one to make up for i ee ,
to qualified area residents sep “I love it, F love it, I love it,’ ' “That, baby, is why I love ‘Gyp-|. ne ‘Money was borrowed on co ay ; CRE , ~ : sa: _ anticips » State ay me q
itors in Bloomfield Hills, Pontiac, Miss Merman mentioned oes LONDON (UPI) — ‘The British; The program costs about 2 bil. S) sao ote ae a o
p ve ; : . ss \°erman’s . Patties ocal ta Ss 8 oce
on the Michigan State University 23 gad anernoon 84-ae car Medica] Association somay issued | len: deters 2 year, 29 per cont ed ree ‘ee home, officially, tax notes for the next fiscal year.!
Oakland aici and at Camp Oak- muted) beeecs sana and. eote i detailed plan { trike’ to) being paid by tax meney and the is Denver, Col, since she married se hace
tend. her hotel suite. “And look at this @ detailed plan for a “s rest supplied by social security Bob Six, president of an airline. About 19 million dollars was!
‘place, will ya? It's like a high- be called by the 20,000 physicians| plans and the patients. - But she was so convinced this b©frowed by schools during the,
First of these courseggwill be- cjass funeral parlor, don't you in the National Health Service if! taist oe show would be a hit that she !@St fiscal year, he said. gin the week of June 224with the think?” ; Contributions by patients include “This is again an indication of; z t negotiations with the government! moved 1§ paintings to decorate the | last class slated for duly 20, Both | ‘14 cents for each prescription. walls of her New York hotel apart-/{he critical financial situation con-|
morning and evening courses will | fail to produce a pay raise. | whether it calls for aspirin or ex- ment, and took @ last long vaca» Fonting most of Michigan's school! -sSHOP
TONIGHT
& Friday Nites
TLE She reached over to caress one
of maybe 20 vases of wax flow-
me svamente: leks, “1, can't dake—reed ones. |apont gp per cent ave care onc|pensive drugs, and $2.80 for each, tian at Round Hill in Montego Bay “istricts.” Bartlett said | 9
en ied dates T Buse a to my nose, get me | patients, Accoying To-the_pla, series of dental treatments, wheth- ‘before even beginning rehearsals ‘Clothes ; Aid N d ;
stitute of Science), ane 2-July 3) sae |medical servi be available|er for pulling one tooth or replac-| , Of course, she had a prece- de eecy
Ww rksho U M Y °'PLENTY OF PLAUDITS iduring the strike, but patients| ing a mouthful. _ dent of 12 straight Merman hit | HAVANA (AP)—Needy Cubanal
oa : pin ~“ or Re Her_nose_ is ‘okay, - but Ethel’s would have to foot the bills ed * * © ions aire Ber eae — | may soon pelea clothing of| Jf. 2 5 ut a) bs 5 « i
_ego is ‘considerably stuffed up y| ex-president and Mrs. re
Sake ime 28 . ear the plaudits for her new show, ‘reimbursement from the govern-jernthent is underpaying them, and| own box-office appeal that made [Batista "The gov ete: Thurs.|
écccen in Creative Learning: ans ‘Gypsy,” in which for- the first, ment afterward. ~ — -. Ayegotiations on a pay increase have] Ber sure of success. iday orde s personal garb left be-'
Oakland: June 22-Aug. 21—Prob- itime she performs real drama. «National Health gucvinn prac- been going on for several months. | “That's bunk,” she said. ‘| read hind by the former dictator and
aay aueation Guidance and Net drawma. Drama, pronounced | tice throughout the comatry. pj cme maticet association has given|the book. I heard the music. And his wife sanded to the Social Wel-
Workshop in Guidance and Mental the old-fashioned low-falutin’ way.| cease,” the association sa: no indication of when its strike then I learned that Jerome Rob- fare Ministry for. distribution
Hygiene of Schoo! Children. | et acew could acl, way beck, | “and the government would i plan woul d ‘be carried outs . bins would direct. That was the through public assisté ance centers.
+ & | but mobody else really thought | powerless to organize any ef- : ™ an ————— ——-
MSUO, June 22-July 3—Diagno-| 80° 1 take that back. There was ‘fective alternate service.”
sis of Reading Difficulties, June) Josh Eagan” Merman smiled | 7y,. Health Service, started 11|
22-July 23—Guidance and Person-| ‘fondly. Baek | iim 1939 I did a |years ago, pays doctors $2.50 aj
nel Service and School Personnel) show called ‘Stars in Your Eyes’ jyear for each patient on their’
Rélationships, June 22-July 22—Ge-| Which Josh Logan difected, and |treatment list, with an additional |.
ography of the Soviet Union and, he gave me a gift. |$1.60 a year for each. 1,000 names
Geography of the Far. East, July! “It said on it, “fo Saga Bern- on the list. i
6-July 17—Workshop in Reading!hardt Jr. from Josh.’ How do you! Each doctor is limited to ee
Methods. \like that? He knew I could act, patients. Payment is made no mat-
Other courdas te. bo offered by ito!” iter how much treatment is given
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. HAROLD A. FITZGERALD
THE PONTIAC PRESS" ; Owned and Published Locally
aul MEMBER OF THE . President and Publisher Editorial. Page ASSOCIATED PRESS
4 - MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959 i | : “¢ ‘Se , . es
tion and preparation that wi * Rivers, Harhors ‘Group
Work Deserves Praise
~The National Rivers and Harbors
Congress recently concluded its an-
nual meeting in Washington, DC.
The purpose of this congress is to
assist regional, State and local gov-
ernments in developing their water
resources
x * *
Its unique position is the product
of a long tradition of close coopera-
tion with top officials in the Legisla-
tive and Exccutive branches of the
~ Government. *
—' €lese liaison is also maintained
with the Corps_of Army Engi-
- neers, Bureau of Reclamation and
the other 40-odd Federal agencies
dealing with (he water problem in
all its myriad aspects.
As a delegate to this year’s meet-
ing, I was extremely interested in dis-
covering the successful work that has
been accomplished in the past by
this non-profit organization.
x *§ *
Water is probably one of the most
important single natural resdurces
this country possesses. It affects us
all in one way or another. Here in
Oakland County we are tremendously
interested in water from the Great
Lakes for our daily/use.
More than any other single
source, the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress is given wide
credit for guiding the develop-
ment of our water and land re-
SOUrCeS.
x «+ *
Ht has helped bring about a larger
degree of Federal participation in
- meeting State and local water prob-
Jems—notably, in the fields of flood
control, navigation, irrigation, con-
servation and power development.
Official analysis shows that the
completed projects by the congress
are now preventing flood damage
averaging more than one - half
billion dollars a year. They deserve
great support for this vital .and
worthy public cause.
tk *& .
The Press is proud to be a member
‘of this ,successful non-partisan. or-
ganization and--help participate in-
our Nation’s urgéntly needed water
‘development program.—J.W.F.
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‘Most Important Girls’
Career Is Homemaking
We are reproducing herewith an
especially timely editorial from The
Nashville Banner
Homemaking and motherhood are
more than a domestic station jn life,
with. responsibilities to be lightly as-
sumed. They are a career, requiring
preparation——and when treated as
Jess.than thal homes .fail, children
too often govastray, and families dis-
integrate. Nations can crttmble the
same way, simultaneously
x *
That is the essence of a timely and
admonitory message delivered by D1
WALTER R. Courrenay, Presbyterian
minister and
*
x *
Marriage and *
its obligations
are not trivialities, They are the
most important lites, and duties,
that ‘can be undertaken in sol-
emn covenant. And. with aware-
ness of their sanctity both parttes
owe at_the same time the devo-
f
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should now
WF arm fron 04 contribute to their success.
x * * .
Building a home is more than the
construction of a house. Inte:it must
go expertness acquired by study and
training.
That denotes a sense of responsibil-
ity that will shape the character of
children. It is an enterprise of part-
nership — and though Dr. CourRTr-
NAY’s remarks were addressed pri-
marily to-the Motherhood phase of
that, they involved no less the fact of
joint responsibility. Because of the oc-
casion, it is a direct question: If
girls are_not being adequately pre- t 7
oy
ie
s}
pared for their main task on earth,
that of wife and mother, whose task
is it to prepare them?
Hear the conclusion:
Se a an
“Of one thing I am sure: If
we do not do something dras-
tic and thorough about ptepar-
ing our young people for mar-
riage, and our girls for the,task
of home-making, mind-making,
community-making, it will not
make too much difference who
wins the cold war for. America
already will have been lost.”
The Man About Town
Send a Missive
Suggestion of Way to
Spread a Little Joy
June; When summer is supposed
to come—to stay.
Next Sunday, June 7, has been desig-
nated as
National Shut-in Day,
and a suggestion is made that looks good
to me
. If you know of any shut-ins, be sure to
send them a card or letter so they will get
it on or before that day. This /ittle effort
will mean more than you can realize.
Also, }f you will address a card or letter
to “Patient,” and send it in care of the
Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
or Pontlac State Hospital, they will see
that it is. delivered to a person who'll
greatly appreciate it
Starting on a trip to French Morocco
aré me
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Slatterly,
the armed “in to visit thelr son
there.
*
Hats off and three cheers for the Lewis
Furniture Co. for their fine display of
spring flowers decorating the front of the
store On South Saginaw St
. Leonard T. Lewis,
owner of the
the tlines
the bette) of
works for stere ts always abreast
and consclentiously
nent of Pontive.
The proper
a iectter from entiments are expressed in
“Always a Tiger. Fan,”
says the early season crepe hangers
hang their heads in shame
He adds, “Or should we hang the crepe
hangers?”
A phone call from
Alburn Terryah
of Birmingham
Michigan why the 1959
met, anyway?
Verbal Orchids to-
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hooper
of 6601 Cooley Lake Road; 52nd wecicing
anniversary.
Miss Louise Patkdock
2500 Union Lake Road; 82nd birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erle A. Welch
af Watted Lake, golden wedding
Mrs. bibbie Hié&s -
94th birthday
“ Mr. and Mrs’ Howard A. Fish
of Lapeer, golden wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Gidtey
of Mfcmont, Ned; golden wédding.
‘a natlyé of Holly.
» ") wonders
Legislature ever
of
He: is forces - =
David Lawrence Says: eg
hess rit
"Also a Victim Voice of the People
Howl ~~
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of Protest. Follows
Teachers’ Raise Request
‘Pie Pariar tenchaes willed hes best Helle, enle. Beck, Reuther,
‘Bridges and all the rest. They want a contract to guarantee their pay
. will be doubled in ten years, What an awful nerve.
ae! a 2 ae?
Do eninlators ask for anything like that? Do clerks, getieral mana-,
gers, janitors, vice presidents, piano playérs, lawyers or anyone else?
Does anyone in the world have his wages or income doubled in ten years
by guarantee?
Sisk heh pay thie aay: Ki Say noel pach “Tis peee;
old taxpayers, that’s who, They may have less income ‘themselves or
they may have a ten per cent increase over ‘the ten years, but they
’ must let the school folks pile it on like Kings even if it takes their
homes away by taxation.
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*
I do not believe a group of leaders who make such demands is. to
be trusted on the committee. I know teachers that shouldn't even be
kept on the payroll after ten years, and-if they do stay, their pay should
be cut in half for poor work and inefficiefiey but under this plan they
would have their pay doubled in ten years: just because they belonged
to te grabbers.
* * *
Seven neighbors discussed this Saturday night and if the school
board ever falls for.a selfish deal like this.the-roar that goes up will
‘Close the schools entirely until common sensg.comes back and we may
need quite a few new tenchery to boot.
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Minor Agreement Ahead at Geneva
GENEVA — Two contradictory
conclusions can be reached as this
correspondent leaves the scene of
the: four-power ‘conference after
three weeks of firsthand study and
private talks with various’ offi-
cials of Western countries
' One is that the conference js a
complete fatlure, and the other
is that nothing ~
is a failure which
involves continu-
ous talk rather
than war between
two adversaries.
Within a few
days the Geneva
sessions will end
with a communi-
que that will gloss
over #he true
deadlock on fun-
damental issues
LAWRENCE
A minor agreement will be made
to recognize formally the previous
rights of the Western countries in
sector of Berlin
* * *
It will be hailed as an “‘interim
solution’ ft will have one advan-
tage—it will confirm the legal
rights of the West and set them
forth more clearly than was done
in the fuzzily worded agreements
after the end of World War II,
But basically what was the
conference all about? Nikita
Khrushchey issued an ultimatum
fast October demanding that the
Western troops get out-of their
part of Berlin and then aban.
doned the demand temporarily
when he got his way—a fouwr-
power conference and a prom-
Ise of a ‘‘summit"’ meeting. +
Judged by what has tay bee
yeKien here, ‘cven ai ‘summit’
_peeting is foyedoomed to fafffire, their
“too, in the sense that no solution
of Kurope's jover-all problem is —>-
likely fo be agreed upon.
~ * *
When such a “'summit™ meeting
which woyld last just a week or
80 is over, the same siibjects
will be turned.over to another
foreign mihisters’ conference to be
dise ussed / further
For “dlrendy the West has
found femal approving of pro-
tracted! and prolonged negotia-
‘tlons that may extend over a
period of years,
What fis all this ‘getting the pro
ple of jthe world” Is there any
chance jof a program of disarma
hen! to relieve taxpayers of their
big, eens Is there a posstbili Bes
‘gr@at body savity,
NETVER that seems likely as yet to af-
fect: him:
What then is the and
from whence will it This
correspondent is convinced the an-
swer will come from the peoples
behind the Iron Curtain and _.par-
ticeufarly from the people in the
Soviet Union itself,
[a ee
Khrushchev himself is trying
desperately to get world-prestige
The West ik involuntarily helping
him. He if not popular inside the
Soviet Union or with the mem-
bers of his! own party. answer
come”
He is regarded as something
of a clown by lots of his own
people. To the outside world he
is a man with immense power.
But his power could crumble
overnight if the 200,000,000 pro.
ple inside the Soviet Union de-
cided to ditch him. »
Are there any outward signs of
it? Revolutionaries don’t advertise
in advance their plans or their
feelings. -Prior to the outbreak
@gainst the Czar in 1917, there
were no such signs either, but,
Dr. William Brady S when the revolt came, the army
and the secret police went cver
to the revolution instantly.
* * *
There are those.in the West who
tiink Khrushchev can be convert-
ed to reasonableness and @ecency:
There were in the 1930s nmginy who
thought “you could do ‘business
with Hitler.”’ :
There is only one -possible ad-
vantage in talking to a dictator,
and that’s of limited scope.
It is to use the occasion to publi-
cize before the whole world the
cause of freedom — not with the
idea of penetrating the deaf ears
of the dictator himself but to in-
still courage and hope in the
hearts and minds ofall the peo-
ples behind the Iron Curtain who
must some day exert their true
power to attain their freedom.
(C opyright 1959)
Smiles
An Ohio girl had a drunk ar-
rested for hugging her. She
was really up in arms.
avs
Many Ailments Can Cause
The scciech ts an organ in the
the abdomen,
(with the accent on the do)
The belly is front wall of the
* abdomen.
Discomfort felt in the “pit of the
stomach,”” the de-
pression -just be-
__low the end of the
breastb on e, is
generally called
stomachache and
discomfort felt
elsewhere in the
abdomen is gen-
erally called bel-
lyache
Now it; Is a
physiologica] or
anatomical fact DR. PRADY
that ache, pain or other discomfort
{rom disease or derangement of in-
ternal organs is felt only in the
walls of chest or abdomen. The tn-
ternal organs have no_ sensory
Thus it is necessary to an
esthetize only the chest or abdom-
inal wall in order to operate on
1) ef ajban on the further produc- internal organs
ee olf nuclear weapons, as fhe _ _ The Internal organs: have sy
mted States has advoeated pathetic or autonomic nery
._ *e* * however, and these nerves are
The etswer is: that, when ft alert against injury even théug
SULtS KArushe ‘hev to make a con
cession that is in his own.interes
he may give a crumb here and
there ‘in exchange for something
he really wants
But the over-all picture will
not change as a result of mere
negotiations. The reason is that —
Western pressure upon Whrush
chev is not military and cannot,
be, and no other pressure from
the outside is being exerted
The Country Parson.
“God must have plamed it so
man would need to work—since
that's the best way to keep him
out.of trouble,"*
the patient be deeply. anesthe
tized. Afd so the surgegn | works *
as gently as possible in order to”
prevent or minimize shock agd
favor a smooth, uneventful con-
valescence,
Even _thapgh one feels ache, pain
or discomfort in the “pit of the
stonrach,”’ the region of the sdlar
plexus, a substation of the sympa-
thetic nervous system for the. cop-
teol of pretty much eVerything in
the abdomen, that doesn't signify
that the. troubld ts in the stomach
FIRST TO SIGNAL PAIN
Nearly always the pain ef acate
appendicitis is first felt in the pit
of the stomach, as is the first dis- -
comfort of gallstene-colic. IndGed,
sO Many minor and major ailments
masquerade al first as ‘‘'stamach-
ache’ that we might well diseard .
the concept of ‘‘stomachache”’ and
designate any ache, pain or dis
comfort felt from breast level to
hip level: just. “‘bellvache,"’ and
- leave diagnosie.ob-piag, nature of
the trouble ta the doctor
Appendicitis ‘and vitictens’ colle
er gall-bladder inflammation at
only two ef the many causes of
bellyache, This being a. health
columa 1 shail not — other
causes,
For -pamphlet about “comnion A , “Personal health and hygiene
, jittery,
_ al
must face tomor
. harder I Pain in Pit of Stomach
stomach complaints send stamped,
self-addressed envelope arid ask
for. Yankee Stomach, In my lexi-
_con any resident of North America
is.a Yankee.
x x25 —
Signed letters. not more than
page or 100 words long pertaining to
not dis-
ease, diagnosis, or will be
answered by Dr Willlam Brady, if a
stamped self-addressed envelope is sent
“to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan
(Copyright 1969) treatment, Sa ener
one _ Reader’s Willing g
to Guess Again.
Someone predicted a good spring
and I don’t think. we had it, bur
It] keep the ball‘ rolling. Winter
and spring were so severe, we
, Will have to have a good summer
to justify the law of averages. |
Limpsky
~“Ex-Track Man’. *
Evokes Criticism 4
Ex-Track . Man- must hav the
mentality of a selfish’ kid. His let-
ter is no credif to athletics.or to
himsélf.
»® * * *
Tokyo was an odds-on favorite
for the Olympik games, and de-
servedly so use the games
have never been held in Asia.
. * *
\ Let's offer our congratulations
and then start plugging for the
1968 gamés instead of throwing all
the sdur grapes around.
1968-er
We from other countries are not
jealous because there's no reason.
We have more and better enter-
tainments and juxuries than the
USA will ever have. Our cities
have atmosphere, are equipped
with beautiful parks, fountains and
buildings. Our stores are exclusive
and cars are plentiful. We like to
travel and do it every year, no
matter how small our income is.
* * ‘*
Smaller cities have their own
legitimate theater and opera
house with professional actors
and schools provide student tick-
ets for them. There are outdoor
cafes with several musicians,
quaint cafes and unique wine-
houses where nobody gets flrunk.
We dress up to go out. We get
a good education because. we
have to learn and our teachers
are personalities.
* * *
- - The TV does not bother with
flash programs and all radio sta-
tions provide good music. The av-
erage home has fine silver and
chinaware and is tastefully fur-
nished. We don't need refrigeration
as badly as you since.the tempera-
ture is always around 65 to 70 in
the summer. Our streets are small-
er,- of course, our countries are
smaller. We beliéve in quality, not
quantity,
Charlotte Powers
Clarkston
Case Records of a Psv cholaciee
fo : oe
‘Herter Deserves
Nation’s Praise’
Dulles ig a great loss. but
Herter is taking over the reins in
goed shape and deserves the sup-
port of the entire nation. A good
start will give him proper confi-
dence and he is entitled to definite
signs of approval from the nation
and especially the newspapers.
L. G. H.
‘We'd Better Plan
for Education Now’
Births are beginning to creep
up once more and this nation faces
a school bill in the years ahead it
might as well prepare to face right
now. ‘Phere’s no way to escape and
when you have an area like
Waterford with mostly young
people, the school building pro-
gram will increase steadily for
many, many years. We can't af-
ford to lag behind the rest of the _-
world in education.
J. N. Vertly 4
e
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE
One night is worth a thousand
days . No matter what the |
weather ... If thaf is when new
friends are made . . . As people
get together . . . Not temporary
friends but those . . . Who stay for-
ever true... . And with their kind-
ness and their love . “Mean
everything to you. , . It does not
happen often but . . . There are
those warm embraces .. . When
you become, enchanted by a
Their really’ friendly faces... And
very likely they are those . _. “Who
last throughout the years... . For-
ever here and everywhere . . . To
share your smiles and tears... .
Friends are made both day and
night . But usually at-nighttime
Somehow in sdcial gather-
ings... It seems to be the right
ge —
(Copyright 1959)
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
Cursed be he that doeth the
work of the Lord deceitfully,
and cursed be he that keepeth
back his sword from blood.— -
Jeremiah 48:10.
tt. «ti
Deceit is the false road to hap-
niness; and all the joys we travel
through to vice, like fairy. -ban-
quets vanish when we touch them.
—Aaron Hill.
Snoring Mate N eedn’t Disturb You
Albert's wife offers a very
common complaint. But it
usually is unwise to let a de-
toted coupte begin to separate,
even- via twin beds not to
mention twin bedrooms. So
employ the strategy men-
tioned below to solve int bed-
room problem, And use the
technique outlined in the non- *
profit bookle® in order to re-
lieve wifely jitters
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
€ASE B - 449: Albert G., aged
38. illustrates a common domestic
problem ~ ae >
“Dr. Crane,” his—wife - began,
“would you recommend separate
roéms for “us? ac
ied snores so toudly he keeps
ma awake Or, if I finally do fall
asleep, his snor-
ing will often
waken me
“Then I tie
there nervous and
thinking of
the- work I
row. ~~ Arid” -th
try to
go back to sleep,
the mofe /atten-
tion | es to his
-_—
“Se " ret
our ‘only DR, CRANE
separate bedrooms
solution?’
CURE FOR SNORING
Snoring | afflicts’ both husbands
and Wives, especially if they are
rather plump and thus inclined to
sleep on their backs
; * * ~“*.
this posture, the lower ja\y In
twin-hedroom method to combat
this nuisance habit of snoring
Instead, you can fit the snorer
with a little cap that has rubber
flaps to hold the chin tin place.
You can make such ai device
very easily with a flat strip of
rubber from an old -tnner Tiibe.
Our department stores
a special type of pajama adapted
for
It has a little pocket fr-the cen-
ter of the back! A whistling rubber
ball is buttoned therein. When the
sngrer then rolls upon his back,
he compresses the rubber bal! and
it emits a shnoll Whistle, thus wak-
ing the victim.
PIONEER SNORE STOPPERS
But far*back in Colonial Days
in New England, the iagenions.
ptonecrs developed another solu-
* tion for this problem, .........,
They sewed a prickly knot
wood in the middle of the back of
the sriorer’s aiight shirt. also sell
snorers
As soon as he rolled on his
‘back, one of the sharp points of
this knot, produced pain, It felt
as if he were tying upon a -por-
cupine, so he quickly turned over
to sleep on his side, :
Before urging a devoted wife to
resort to separate bedrooms, thefe-
fore, we Marriage Counsellors
would advise some of these other
methods
* - we
And the innocent mate ‘caf also
employ several additional. devices
fo safeguard his of her own slum-
Ber
Kar plogs are one simple rem.
tends to drop open. And the me edy which will greatly reduce
palate then” vibrates the
act of breathing
It isn't Reeessary to separate a
devoted husband and wife by. = during the “buzz saw” effect of a shor-
ing partner,
And if you will eat a little cereal.
or — hot. milk toast ere to eneeaey, of” retiring, you will sleep more sound-
ly
A lot of jittery, high strung wives ;
would “sleep like the proverbial ~
leg if they learned how to release
their frustrated erotic energy, as
indicated in the booklet mentioned
below
For sexually satisfied mates sel-
dom complain about insomnia or
snoring partners! :
But if you do awaken to the
keep “a tune of a ‘buzz saw,”
bedside radio on hand and tv’ in
to some soothing mtsic which vill
drown out the snorers sound ef-
~. fects. *
Meanwhile, don't> fret unduly
about insomnia, for you get most
of the effects of-slumber, though
wide awake, if’you jusi lie abed —
for the horizontal plane rests
your —heart.
Send for the booklet ‘Sex Prob-
lems in Marriage’ enclosing a
stamped return envelope plus 20
cents ¢non-profit), It can stop your
bedroom - jitters. :
2 *& -® +
Always write to Dr.’ George We Crane
In, care of The Pontiac Presa, Poritiac
Michigan, enciat de stamped.
melt. eddrenséd envelope and, 3 30¢..t0 cover.
phage and printing costs when you send
iz uo vig psychological charta and -pam-
3 _ Mopyright 19)
\ 2 aol %
-MOND. AY. vu NE 1, 1930"
Berlin Deadlock
‘Break Pred icted Geneva, Ministers Hope
Closed Session Today
May Bring Results
GENEVA (UPD—High western
officials today“ prédicted an early|* break in the East-West deadlock
over Berlin.
* ok, ot
The Western foreign ministers!
were meeting in secret at the;
Seviet villa today with Soviet For- ge 2
eign Minister Andrei Gromvko and Louisiana - legislators his uncle islature, the
then hoped-for break could come
Secretary
Herter was of State Christian A.
reported to fee] the!
break ill: come before the middle |
of the week and that enough prog-
ress might be made to Justify a
summit conference.
A London newspaper reported
that Herter has ‘spt 3 time
limit” of 12 days foy the foreign
ministers’ conferenc Geneva.
ihe News-Chronicle cérrespond-|
ent. at the conference said Herter Piiysicians Mum on ‘Violent Spells’
Gov. Earl Long Resting GALVESTON, Tex. (AP)—Doc-|
‘tors ‘at John. Sealy ag aR said! ‘eation or curative treatment but f
Sunday that’ Gov, Eafl Long =|
Louisiana was resting and ‘ ‘pres-| cians continue a physical. exami-|
ently not under’ therapeutic care.’
Hospital physicians refused com-|
ment on a report from what the
Galveston Daily News called a
“‘peliable source” that Long had a
‘couple of violent spells.”
was “extremely reliable” but re-
fused wse-of his name.
* * *
U.S, Sen. Russel] Long {D-La),
the governer’s nephew, told
might be away and Lt. G
thar Frazar might be
ernor
of time.”
Dr. John B. Truslow, the psp
ital’s administrator, _explained that; acting pov
Texas Plane Crash
Kills 5 Near Airport “for a considerable period, the governor Was. eee no medi-
| merely nursing care while physi-|
‘/ nation.
* * *&* . .
| Long's nephew told lePislators
| that his uncle went to the hospital
for psychiatric care because his
uties as Louisiana's governor,
| bear.”
Dr. Truslew said the governor,
|who tame to the psychiatri¢ clinic!
Saturday following a vituper&tiv
outburst before the Louisiana uct
also hes
70V, Les\chial oxic
* *
Mrs. “ot and other relatives
have refused to talk -to newsmen.
The hospital said the governor's
jwifé was refusing telephone calls
Senator Long told the Legisla-
jture in Baten Rouge little
\did not already know.
‘nor to seek rest and treatment aft- |
kid his sometimes incoherent, 144 /
| TAO outburst: THE PONTIAC PRESS,
they}
Political |
‘friends, opponents ‘and Louisiana |
ineéwspapers had urged. the gover- | - Burglars Busy
Over Weekend Numerous:
Reported to. Deputies \King Impressed
by ‘Great Heart’
inf Americans
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP)—Be
“by the great heart and- friendli-;
ness. of the American people,” , County Men -
‘Break - Ins Stum's King Baudouin, pressed Hel ——
ape Suspects — for Investigation
in Kidnaping of 2 Girls,
During 2- -Day Holiday me home today, his three- week Assault of y
Byrglars kept Oakland County
‘Sheriff's Deputies busier than high-'
The newspaper said its source!: ‘have been ‘more than he could “ay traffic did over the Memorial
Day holiday weekend
* * *
Saturday deputies investigated a
breakin at the Springfield Hard-
ware, $419 Dixie Highway, Inde
a slight bron. pendence Township: Reported stol- President
en were 60 pocket knives, 19 hunt
‘ing knives, an undetermihed
amount of .92 caliber ammunition
$3 cash, and other miscellaneous
items valued at $75.
Vending machines were the on-
| ly object of attack by burglars
who broke into the Sunoco Ser*-
jee Station, at Walten boulevard
and Perry street, and the Oaken
Bucket Restaurant, Walton and
Pontiac road, in Pontiac Town-
ship, Saturday. | | Informalty, |
Hime and wish®d tour ef the United States behind |
him.
* * *
The slender, bespectacled King,
at 29 stHl a bachelor, said he was
sorry to go. He wrung the hand
of evervone within reach, thanking
all for “the great visit
During the trip he
Kisennower,
and danced
actress Debbie Re nolds a
* * * .
He said in a prepared departure
statement: “J shall always
member my visit to your country
with warmth and affection.”
sometimes, in French
but mostly in English, he gold his
well-wishers he had a wonderful
he could stay
teven leager. “But I have a job to:
ido in my own country,” bebe said: |
= dined with
aaaressed
( ‘ongre SS
re i }
‘held
With movie ¢
bh re one of the Three Oakland County men were
today for investigation on
charges of kidnaping two 16-year-
old girls and raping one of them
* * *
Held in Macomb County Jail are
Benald G. Franks 25, of 581 Gram
Rd..| Lake Orion; Frederick
Pink, 2s af 133 Terry St Ri phan
we he -
Gag n 8 issel] ler nd Rf
south\Bivd. Avon Township
Stat Police Officer Francis
Pronge tof the Center Line Pest
said the girls were walking near
their Stetling Township homes
shortly after 9 p.m, when three
men pulled ep and forced them
into a car. \
Pronger wad ihe meg. di ave to
'a wootled area near 2 23 Mile’ road.
Program for Talented Pupils Also.
Plan Summer Schoo! 7% “An “enrichment” and remedial summer school program |
for Waterford Township school pubils in the 4th, 5th and
6th grades has been scheduled: from June.22 to August 1,
according to superintendent William Shunck.
Not only is this program designed t@ boost a child’s
academic qualificatinos, put will make possible the oppor-
tunity of learning more in varioug saibjects than is present-
ed in classrooms during the school year, Shunck said.
For the child who is talented in science, the ‘program
will offer an opportunity te learn mere science than has _/
been possible in the regular elementary program. Sim-
ilarly, some of the newer work in arithmetie will be avail-
able for these with unusual ability in arithmetic, Shunck
pointed out. .
At the presentime, there is no consistant art program
» | ot t ~~ v
for talented children in the elementary school. Such a course
will Be available in Waterford Township this summer
* * *
A new theory attempted at Crary Junior high last year,
children, was
his sum- promoting conversational French for smaller
so successful that this subject will be continued
mer-— - se
' The speech correction course enroliment, is wide,epen
from preschool children through the senior high school
grades. Interested parents have been asked to consult gs
SUGAR: LAND, Tex. B® — Five!
informed Gromyko ‘“‘that he cannot! Persons _ vere killed near. here}
Stay on in Geneva longer than the
end of next week.” learly todayin the crash of a!
light plane. ©
* * +
The Western foreign ministers|
still expect the Soviets to agree not
to'disturb the status of West Ber.)
lin despite Soviet Premier Khrush-|
chev's declaration that he won't)
bargain for a settlement.
The Western delegates sioame |
Khrushchev is still anxious for a
summit’ conference, Herter
made it. clear to Gromyko that
unless the Red threat to West
Berlin is lifted, President Eisen-
hower would not attend, a sum-
mit meeting.
Khrushchev in a speech ‘in .Al-
bania Saturday said the Western
proposal to the conference far Ber-!
_lin and German#eunification ‘does’
_hot contain a single element for)
negotiations.”
‘NOT FOR BARGAINING’
He also blasted Western *de-
termination to make concessions to
.the Soviets only if the Soviets:
come up with matching conces-
sions.
“This is the approach of the
horse dealer,’”’ said Khrushchev.
“We have no reasons to make
any concéssions,, since our pro-
posals were not made for har-
gaiuing.’’
* *
The Soviets are standing on their!
original proposal to end the occu-|
fation of Berlin, make’ West Ber-|
lin a demilitarized ‘‘free’’ city and |
conclude separate peace eats
now with West and East Ger-
many. .
* * *
The Western ministers neverthe-|
less believe that in order -to get)
agreement to hold a summit con-|
ference, Gromyko will give them|
firm assurance the Soviet Union
will not take any action to change
the status of Berlin or increase!
pressure on the Western powers to!
‘get out of the Commmunist-sur-|
rounded city.
* * ae
— Théronferenee-eatered its fourth
“ eck today.
In a side development,, British
delegates at the Big Four talks
expressed astonishment at. a 7
London report suggesting Selwyn |
rot age and above who cannot work —btoyd's -days-as-fereign ae
are numbered. *
British officials said there
“not the slightest chance!’ ‘that
Lloyd will be moved from his post’
before Britain’s general election.
due sometime before next May.
The London Times report caused
a buzz of speculation among Amer-
ican, French, German and even
Soviet delegates not only about
Lloyd's own future but also about
the nature of the policies he has
been advocating.
In London, responsible sources
described the London report as)
completely untrue. _
Coffee Output Up,
Prices Trend Down
ROME op--Your
should cost less :
A survey by fhe Food and Agri
aiiture Organization (FAO) today}
vowed increased production in|
1958-59, and a continuation of the
fal: in prices which began in 1957.
* * *
__'The general fall in world coffee
prices has been reflected in re-|
tail prices in the principal con-
suming countries.” the FAO said
“In the United States retail
prices were. the lowest since’
19350.” q
This is not happy news. lot the
coffee producer,
FAO said: wofid coffee nr
tion for the cufrefit p year is
provisionally estimated at 3,300,000 | is!
cup of coffee
|
metric fons—9 per cent) higher ;
than in’ the precedi
Much of the gain wa: "se
~ of aSbig’ Brazilian ctjgp_—1,680,000
-metri¢é tons. rg action
was expected nearly 7 per
cent: higher ‘hen in 1957-58, Asian
production up a “per cent.
Cockroaches | Written Guarantee’ _
From Houses, Apartments, ©
aGroceries, Factories and
Restaurants. yoo out or
one hour.
Rox fx Company fora Pont, ‘st, Bh, Bide. TE S450
mn
The plane crashed shortly after!
itaking off from the Hall Airport. ;
The pilot of the plane was ten-
jtatively identified as Ralph Flores, |
jmanager of the Hull Airport
Names of the other victims
were not immediately available.|
Van Cliburn Confesses
‘That There Is a Girl.
LONDON (®—Van Cliburn, 24.
year-old’ American pianist here
for a recital, told British news
girls today there is a girl in |
his life, He might. even ask aaa
to marry him,
“But F can't telt you her namr,
\which ended with him ashen “and. because I don’t want her to know,
just yet,” he said, ‘She's. Amer-
ican, and -I've knoww her seven
months, and she’s not a musi-
cian even if she thinks she is.”
Cliburn will ‘give a 4ull recital
program at the Royal Festival
Hall next Sunday. Before then
he will dash off for a recital |
in Paris Thursday, and later will
play at the La Scala Opera House
in Milan and in Lisbon. pany x, * *
| The quick, belatedly announced:
| fight to Galveston has been” called
'a Maneuver to block Lorig’ s re-|
jmoval, Because Frazar aiready ‘is
bacting governor, Long’s foes are.
believed to face more trouble inj
attempt to oust. the 63-year-
old politica] warhorse,
At odds with . the. Legislature
over ‘rejection of some. of his .pro-
jgram,
his; income
} * *
' His -brother, who,
}dirst political job in 19: 27, was for-
|mer ULS. senator and ‘Louisiana
|Governor Huey P. .(Kingfish)
Long, who met death by an assas-
;sin s bullets in the state capitel in!
19: *
* x -
ltAis speech_te the Legislature. |
} Shaking, the ill governor said he
would run for: a fourth term.
jsaid he planned to resign shortly
before the end of his present, te term.
jto make himself eligible. By Lows.
liana law, he could+not ~ succeed
himself. _ sce
The first passenger elevator was
believed installed in New York in
11857.
‘Missionaries Torn Apart . &
Reds: Subject. Christians
to Diabolical
WASHINGTON (AP) —. “They
‘stop the noses of the..people and
pour water in their mouths. Eyery|
time the person breathes, he Seal.
jlows water, ‘After he Uswallows|
enough w ater, his stomach swells,
up, and then they stand on it.”
The Rey. Psin- tsai Liu told Con-
|gress this and other tortures have
jbeen used by the Communist gov-
‘ernments of Red China and ! North |
Korea in their efforts to stamp
out Christianity. .
* * *
Four other Asian church leadérs
told the House Committee on Un-
‘American Activities of Communist |
| atrocities.
“All the elderly pedple 60 years | Tortures
are put in the old people’s ‘Happy
Home.’ They are given. shots
| They are fold these shots are for
itheir health. They die within two
'weeks,” said the Rev, .Shih-ping
Wang, East Asia director of the
|Baptist. Evangelization Society In-
| ternational,
— * *
A woman evangelist, Kim Keuni
| Sun, was tied “between two horses
which “were sent running in dif
ferent directions,”’ said Kyung Rai
‘Kim: Christian leader in South Ko
irea and ehtél of the religious sec
ition of the Kook Do Daily News
‘in Seout.
His” sister-in-law was dismem
|bered by horses tied to her neck,
jarms “and legs, the Rev, Samuel
W. S. Cheng testified.
fol ONDITION
FepeRa ED COMFORT
dept. stores
Mer-resigt top Long last week also said’
federal agents were mvegtigating |,
guve fi im his! q
Hel , An undetermined amount of cast
jand cigarettes were taken by bur-
jeter. deputies said. Se * . fd
’ Thieves broke into a cot{age at
565 Army Rd,” Addison Township
towned by Samuel Soyk, ‘of De-
troit. Soyk told deputi@s that #
$60 power lawn. mower, $35 radio
and other ‘miscellaneous items
were stélen. ‘ ~
es * * *
The fartn home of Marvin Atche
-son; at 5280 N. Oxford Rd., Addi-
o- Sunday: A total of $120 cash,
rg of it ‘from children’s piggy
ibanks, and-a diamond-ruby ring of
undetermined value, ‘were stolen
deputies reported.
A store; at 1672 Aubure Rd.,
| Avon Township, was entered and
“thieves - escaped “With various
items Including twi boxes of ci
ears, five cans of lighter fluid,
31, cases of wit “arinks, and
24° pies. ss
Tre-breaking and entering of a
*miode) Kome in the Chapel Hill
Subdivision, Bloomfield Towtiship
»was discovered = Sunday. Stolen
were numerous light fixtures, drap
enes, a mirror and lamp. and an’
intercom system and two speakers
* * *
Deputies. said # was the worst
weekend string of breakins report- |
ed this year
Marine Engineers
in2 Unions Merge , | i]
|. DETROIT i ~ Two AFL £0 Unions,
‘neers Beneficial Assn.,
they had merged yeste rday.
The new organization wilt repre 1
Mar ine; members —
American Flag ves- sent 10,000
Engineers on
sels on the three coasts
Lakes-and inland rivers
The Brotherhood of Marine En
gineers voted 310-57 to merge. The
MEBA favored the union 3,100 to
763
BME members will conte under
$g.cal 101 on the MEBA with gurrs
diction in the Great Lakes area
and offices in Detroit, Buffalo and
Duluth
Local officials hope to*}rganize
Marine engineers on tbe Great
‘Lakes in the enlarged Jabor group.
_ OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 7 Monday through Saturdey,
_. NO MONEY » "DOWN “abroad
‘the Brotherhood of Marine!
Engineers and th® Marine Engi-|
announced |_
the Great} }
Renault 6th on List
of World Car Makers PARTS uw — The nationalized
French Renault automobile works
climbed to sixth place among the
world’s mahufacturers of cars in
(1958, Renault said today.
* * * ;
The firm's annual Teport said
yon Township, was reported brokem Renault. produced 430,736 vehicles
an increase of 28 per
1957. Of the total 1958
170,654 cars were ex last year,
cent over
production,
ported
Renault said figures for the first
three months of 1959 showed even
higher export figures. During this
period, per cent of all cars
turned out by Renault were sold
Renault is at. present ev-
porting 340 cars a dav to the Unit-
ed States and 280 to Germany 5S telephoned her fathey ‘ls escaped and
where she
‘fled to a nearby hdpse,
* x?
Driving to the scene\ the father
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, - taken to Receiving Hospital for | whom she resided
two daughters, Mrs. Mable Miller, at St. Andrew Catholic Mr. Talik died unexpectedly of a /treatment. \
of Clarkston, and Mrs Grace here with burial to follow in Hioly heart attack at his home yester-| ‘The fire was at 2690 Syivester. |
Chweitzer of Pottiac: eight grand- Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield, | qa, It was still burning at 8:30 am.,| children, 31 hildren Rosary service will be recited at Surviving are his wife,. Mary: ‘and further details were not im-|
5 and 18 great-great grandchildren §- 30 tonight at the William R Po lidar a cughters Mrs. Florevice Lo-| mediately available.
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959 :
By JAMES MARLOW .
Associated Press News Analyst
WASHINGTON (AP)— The sly
one is Nikita Khrushchev. He Has
everyone hopping and no one
knows why, bad
“What he said is well known, but
not why he said it.
_ * * *
This is a fact apt to be. obscured
in ‘all the millions of words com-
ing out of the Big Four foreign
ministers meeting in Geneva.
Those ministers,
three weeks of getting nowhere, |
flew here for John Foster Dulles’
t funeral. They flew back Thursday
io resume their talks Friday.
* * *
But since the Western ministers}
only know what Premier Khrush-
chev demanded.— demands that
breught on the conference—but
don’t know why,. they are really
working in the dark,
Last Nov. 27 he called on¢the
Western—Allies
out of Berlin and sign a peace
tréaty with Communist East Ger-
many.
Since then there have been all
kinds of guesses as to his reason.
But one thing is sure: With a few
words he put the West.on the de-
fensive and it is still there.
* * *
When Khrushchev made his de-
willing to back them up by a!
showdown with the West.
The West could have said: ‘All)
right, mister, show your muscle.
You want trouble? Start it. We're
not budging and we're not even
going to discuss it, We're in Ber-
lin and we stay there.’
‘the Western Allies agonized them-
selves for months on how to find
seme peaceful solution to the chal-|
lenge Khrushche#raised. They {fi-|
nally proposed the Geneva confer-
ence to discuss Berlin and other
things, =
* * *
In the end, the Big Four may
reach some minor agreement on
Berlin, with the West making some
concession in return for some Sov-
jet concession,
But since Khrushchev started}
with nothing—the Allies were in
Berlin—any concession from the
West will be good horsetrading for |
him, :
It’s possible he never thought through his demands at all but}
simply made them to keep the
West jumpy and off balance.
On Nov.
six months to get their troops out
of Berlin.. They looked on that as
a deadline, which would have been:
May 27. It excited them,
* * *
Later Khrashchev casually
brushed aside the thought they
had to be out of Berlin absolutely
by May 27. He said he just picked
the six months’ idea off the ceil-
ing. Maybe that’s where he got
his original idea, too.
The Communist world has kept
the West jumpy for almost a year Sl Nikita Keeping West
in Need of Tranquilizers
after almost) = ~.
mands, he also indicated he was)
“Instead, to avoid the showdown, |
27 he gave the Allies)
'Protecting Queen
And the West has been fully. cop |
jcerned about that evet since,
tion that if he can keep the West!
fully occupied somewhere — as in
Berlin—it won't have time for;|
from’ his viewpoint, mischief|
somewhere else. —
These were some of the guessest~
jon why he raised the Berlin issue:
* .*& *
To gain recognition for the East
|German Communist regime and
| strengthen its grip on the East
© | German people; to.strengthen, if
-\the West backed down on Berlin, |
the Soviet grip on the whole satel-
lite world; to try, by this simple}
|maneuver on Berlin, to split the| -
Allies or probe a bit to see where
divisions lay.
Since everything was quiet and
(he had nothing to start with, any-
,|thing he gains out-of his Berlin
Six Middies Bote
Army at Graduation
ANNAPOLIS, Md.
mira]’s son who doesn't like the
water and five other midshipmen
jare making naval history—by be-
| coming officers in the U.S. Army
They'll make the switch immed-
jiately after graduation from the
academy this week.
It’s by choice.
*
* *
down to the
prefer Army serv- of reason, it boils
fact that they
ice to the Navy.
Marshall H; Wooldridge of Be-
ithesda, Md.; 24-year-old son of Ad-
imiral FE. Tyler Wooldridge, has
never made any bones about his
preference for the infantry. His
lparents long ago accepted the
jfact. The boy just doesn't like the
| water,
| x *« *
The switch-over is natura] for
| Paul F, Keefe of Baltimore and
Arthur Emerson of Coke, Va
Their fathers were Army coldnels
The other three graduating- mid-
dies making the switch are John
M. Rourke-of Springfield, IIl.;
Michael Joseph Cronin of Red|
Bank, N.J. and James W. Tritz|
ae Humboldt, $.D.
Windsor Won't
Ask Detroit Help ‘About 120 swaggering, green-uni-
formed troops patroled this pleas- glimpse of whit life would be
cently. The flag of the “aggres-) of the’ town wag part eof joint
The crisis in both places hadisor’** — a white banner with cir-| Army-Air Force Maneuvers, Ex-
hardly died down before Khrush-'cle, sword and hammer in black! ercise Dark Cloud-Pine Cone II,
chev made his pitch on Berlin.' oot over City Hall.
Khrushchev may have. the no- let epaulets gleaming, assembled Street intersections and diverted
(AP)—An ad-|
And although they give a al War ‘Enemy’ Invades South. Carolina Town _ SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. @-|_ With this siasdilinara-cetous
ness, Southere Pines got a (him into jail, along with Mayor|your_ death warrant.”
Robert, Ewing and_ members of ‘the | x * *
City Council: There they remained| F
for about two hours—until mock ant resort community one day re- under enemy rule. Thé capture
a ia deafening chatter/ shooting blank few. other cl f
pene eet capes ted, |&™munition at the helicopters. were sentenced te be execu
‘Shortly b noon, U.S. forces|
staged a p nda attack. Heli-
ithe townspeople and read them/traffic from the center of town, |copters dropped leaflets which bore =:
‘pseudo proclamations declaring Where’ the troops were ericamped/a picture of a man being hung) office, as well’ as all municipal |
|martial law and imposing a sun-| on the mall. and warned Southern Pines citi-| ffices.
down curfew. | _Soldiers stripped” the badge from | sens Patice) oa . __ __ | centered at nearby Ft. Bragg. NOT NEEDED
The aggressor troops took over |
the school, the pest office, news- al of the brigade Felix Des-|
berate his scarlet cap and scar-| Desperato posted men at Gen.
2a |
WINDSOR (® —~ Windsor police;
will do their protecting of Eng-)
land’s Queen Elizabeth II on her}
visit July 3 without neighboring |
* *
The Canadian city’s Shes com-}
Detroit's aid Police Chief Ed Newston and peer “Support the aggressors and signiwere swamped with ae
icalls as: Southern Pines residents!
But they didn't need it.
enemy troops planned a steal-| The exercise, which began May
paper, radio station and. post thy withdrawal from town at dusk. | 2 and will end Saturday after a
The occu |
Pines set stage for its liber-
telephone switchboards| ation tomorrow ron fs S, troops, talreraft.
t
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**
| The. Southern Pines episode was
|—though amply warned in advance put a sidelight of the war games,
ifty-ealiber. machine guns, of the war-gaqes—sought permis- an exercise designed to test the
trials began in a closed courtreom.,ounted on jeeps, opened fire with | sion to break the-sundown cur-'“brush fire war’ capabilities of
‘the Strategie Army“Corps and the
‘Tactical Air Command.
For the * * * *
about 20,000 men and ‘some 300
: : . vanrimission, reversing prior policy doe |
anyway. Moly by royalty, has rejected a
Last July, when the Middle East
was on fire because of the revolt
in Iraq, the United States sent
Marines into Lebanon to protect
it: ‘proposal by Windsor Police Chief]
Carl W. Farrow to invite Detroit)
{police to help handle ~ crowds. |
| Crown Attorney J. S. MacDonald!
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| awd bake eel “i ot | y Can Always ieee f CB eae t , ' a . )
« Kathie’s heart turned guilty + — R : a ou / *
‘bover.//She shook her head, “Just: ‘ :, : 9 :
—clothes,”’ she sajd. i ’ = g S
7 a on Lente Save at Fenneys... : , 3 T “You're still -thinking about ALWAY § | ) QUALITY: Bz . ~ =
ee ike \ “ota, tas | \ Honolulu!” he accused her, sud- ‘
z " on : . yi denly, ‘Aren't you?”’ -
Ee * se wa taal sh alas one aeete *e : . : . * * *
In answer, Kathie opened™*het"
purse and took out thé’ ticket. He.
looked down at it, his tanned jaws
: ‘knotting saveagely below his lean
(THE STORY. Kathie Ebbérts jy Jt was in the bank. But in a, “You're an early bird today!” cheeks “Soe ee you're going!
has inherited §1.506 nd a deed t ‘ : >» 8 ;
some Mawallba land. Her boy friend day or two, Kathie had planned, Mrs, Jensen cried archly, when @ alone!’ he saic satinmed
wax a ae willing, ee Seat she'd go back to the bank and he entered the kitchen, her’ eyes __ (To Be Continued)
Aen. He “ays nee erase turn it all into travelers” checks darting from one young face to URS eertisemenss
CHAPTER IV to taKké with her on the tr ip the other. Now Many Weer
« aie
When Kathie came downstail As in a dream, she remem oy . * a : SE TEETH
t ' ne un a Jenset bered the pictures the travel jHello., Buck,” Kathie said ina FAL
he nest morning, wis Tye . ; ; . mall wuice .
the kitchen prepahiag” brea burean «clerk had shown her of ition” ke - . ect With More Comfort
The old : the Vessction which the girl had vi ve SdH). UNSATING TY ene > talkelin’ i Che ride wom! avd , 4 : . Ae lo A ey Te elt 4% : 4 ‘ easan P
2 , ie i d *Buct pointed out to her—Wathie’»— ¥ ) ‘ ised hei ind (oun : ia an waee, noids taise teeth
retTiais: ToOK AseaPt _ stateroom athe nd Fotue were left alos more frasy Tu eat and talk In more
core d pone He said te t . atin ar the ¢ <t)}] Comfort, Just sprinkje @ Ifvtle FAB-
= ' penis ehh es ere TEETH on your piates No gummy,
nal vou the chores ate* don Nonov HE tein on the: kitchen table, said,| gooey. pasty or feeling Caer
; ; j byse cyl ‘ ccf A 1° “pla me i reath eb Kathie stopped still, surprised -that hathie should I Mot see yguive been shopping | pp dh od A ihe creed rg
L and hurt. She was not later than Lurjine, Jet alone board it Bu’ * * * __ . —
usual. Buek must have ceme a there was the ticket in her purse Kathie stiffened. There, was, . (Advertisement)
full hour early this morning. And: “Here comes Buck.’’ Mrs. Jensen something in the way he said it, | 3 | he had not waited to see her. said, —— out the window to- ‘as though she .had no right—|
* * * ward the farm buildings. - |Again she had the thought that r
| He wag. still angry then. Me “Oh de ar!” said Kathie, \Uricle Job's money was a1 i jass AMS (a> had wanted to avoid her i:EARLY BIRD of too much concern to catia aborts ELLA asiaity
She sat down at the table, but; ie came out of the barn with | Yes,” she said, nonco mittally, in one minute a5 many leading digestive tapiets.
“| Get BELLAS today-tor the fastest town her appetite was gone. She had the milk buckets in his hands and| ‘Buck looked straf at her | er Ske ot aise Send postal to BELT=
been long enough under the influ- peaded toward the house | ffom under the heavy brows. ANS, Orangeburg, M. Y. for liverai free samo'e.
eneg ¢ if her hard-headed .ald uncle . : : : - = | no RR pete - °
to feel in ber heart that Buck ; im
vas quite right about the money. . . ° e
<5") Whopping Big Refrigerators on fion on ber part, and Buck should
net have taken Jf so° Seriously < Be P ’ et
She had intended to tell him. so | ai ie . ”~ ie
th ornlAag I eh 2
t aaweu SAVE NOW on TERRIES! But discovering that he detib - ; . oO , Li
erately had come and gone early MATCH EM UP! STRIPE
to avoid seeing her this morning FAST-DRYING, COLORFUL brought her resentment Hooding JP Top Deluxe 1959 SOLID TOWELS! ; — up again, It seemed to her that fe and e < h: . hi ‘+k. thirsty bath towel
Buck was too anxious about the ee: = ae GENERAL 4 ; . . See what thick, irsty 59« Be oe incl
money : x 22s 4 Combine extra-large size solid long - wearing rere you ys tnenes
[he oatmeal seemed tasteless, oe ELECTRIC | color towels with high-fashion C get at this low price! Deco- 9¢ ‘Suce dowel
he ptished back her dish, ; metallic-glint stripes! Both ‘ator colors in all 51Z€8. 15 by 25 inches
Her eeifeecwus too hot and she §- re eeeenenenr seen ; thick ~looped 7 solid colors. 7 : Brown, yellow, rose, pink, h cloth
| fred at absently. She realized aS be DIAL DEFROST ~ matching-stripes. Bath Size he en an 19¢ 126 Wai ches | - , e hut che ‘ , j ; : 8 in | fy ensen was speaking but she LP RE FRI G ER fi TO R Face size, 59c Wash cloth, 29c¢ 24" x 46' blue. / ; y
hadn't heard a word FE M 2 ,
fin sorry.” le apologized %
“hat did vou s Mrs. Jensen?” cate
Ir & then that a Jensen Sf
ed Kathu to take her money
to the bank in fown .
It was just an hour later when ease ©
‘ Mal Breeton leer: Kethe Jett the farm. jouneing =, lr ( Ww Eee
! n pers tter eeper g
dong the rend an the dilapidated ae il deluse Door Fee
7 ened trun It was % 14> when xhe A
timed the corner into the main ge} =| ie
treet of tow) nnd first SUM those OUR PRICE 2
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YOU' an the windeaw of -a travel S 95
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AT 11 O'CLOCK
By 10 a'elock, Kathie had fin
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7 utes Jater, taking a deep breath ~
fy she entered the offices of the travel
aceney, At 11 o'clock, she emerged
still in-a dave In-hefr purse was
a ticket for passage on the next ==
sailing of the Tartine GIANT 14 CUBIC FOOT
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“Youre se lucky to fet a ean GIBSON DELUXE
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the ageney had told het Refrigerator
There was also a ‘card Withoa
° Thevidye “ACI iis adi ne ie s if The gel Freezer
had a frieud who worked in a dress
shop who could tell Kathe just SEPARATE 75-LB. FREEZER
what clothes she- would need
Actually Two
tf was midafternoon before Separate Appliances
Kathte found herself on the nil irae APY) a . ‘
country road again, going homie. ane bd a von a oon PRINTED in COLORFUL 1 ‘
The sent beside her was pile “l es Tobait food Katchentptan . SEE WHAT GAY KITCHEN
high with boves, and every time med to fill the meeds ut the KITCHEN DESIGNS
hathice looked at them, she largest fanidy Hurry for yours 1 _& —<
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ihe moment she read that stirring
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r * “oe
: ‘ Thirsty tertguspiths tip moisture inches with hemmed ends. aie :
ff It had been a long day, and ; for fast, requires so little laundry for t) He ti : ong AY, I 2 + . l * =
new, Kathie was reahving, there tae Downtown Qnly ; care! Fashionable fringed ends. 15 by 30 inches
wotld be the piper to pay {
“Youve pone and bought. a } re
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cited. when Kathie got back to
the farm ; Deluxe
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Kathie said cautiously, “Tt could
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1, 1959: _ ELEVEN’
Poplarville Deal May Push U S. Anti Lynching Law WASHINGTON (UPD—M ack
~ Charles Parker, 23-year-old Negro
rapist \lynched by~a hooded mob
at Poplarville, Miss.,- April -25, will
not have. died in vain if some
Senate Republicans and Democrats
have their way.~
They made it clear this past
week that they hope to use Park-
er’s death as tragic evidence of
from the Pearl River County, Miss.
jail on the eve of his trial for rap-
ing a pregnant white woman in
the presence of: her year-old
daughter, \
His body;—shot twice,. \was
found on the Mississippi site of
Pearl River near Bougalusa, \La.
May 4, by FBI agents and state
highway patrolmen.
The Senate GOP Policy. Coma |
tee — denying any political moti- N
vation — decided to put the heat
on Senate Democratic leader Lyn-
don B. Johnson (Tex) for an early |
vote on Pernting ca | rights bills.
On the Democratic side — and
drawing potent opposition
their Southern pny oiler int ‘and Hubert. H. Humphrey (Minn),
co-sponsors of strong racial rights
measures, sald Congress *‘can’t go
home” until it doés something.
Developments burgeoned swiftly
after Attorney General William P.
Rogers pulled: 40-FBI agents out
of Poplarville.
He announeed that their inten-
-| sive probe of Parker’s death had
“clearly established” no viola-
tion of the federal
kidnaping law or the enly other
statute under which the govern-
ment could have acted — where
police act in collusion with a
lynching party.
Rogers did what he regarded as
\the next best thing. He had FBI
Direetor J. Edgar -Hoover turn
over to Mississippi Gov. J, P.!
|Coleman a summary of all evi-
idence gathered im the case and|
the names of the 10 or 11 suspects
|who took part in the lynching.
x ++ *
\Coleman had risked political ‘ob- |
livion by asking the FBI to track {for the regular County Grand ns
Peed meets Nov. 2.
Coleman said the law réquires
| the data be kept secret. Judge
Dale, who refused to summon a
special Grand Jury, said Cole-
“man “had no. right” to withhold
the evidence from the district
attorney and county prosecutor.
Coleman summed up his post-
tion with these words:
“Who ever put this black mark
on us could not have done more
violence to our institutions if they
jhad dynamited the Capitol.” | Sen, Douglas said the FBI with-
drawal demonstrated the need for}
a federal anti-lynching law.
* * *
Sen. John J. Sparkman (D-Ala) |
disputed this. ‘‘There is one lynch-|
ing in a number of years,” he
|Said. ‘To pass a law to prevent.
| Something as infrequent as that|
| doesn’t make sense, I'm convinced
| that Gov. Coleman will usé every
recourse to solve the crime.”
| Douglas, whose Douglas-Hum-
down Parker’s killers. He is no{Phrey-Javits bill is the key pend-
tionist but was determined |'"8 civil Nght smieasure, said
to erase the blot from Mississip-| ‘we'll await with interest to see
trom pi’ s e cutcheon, He aroused the|'! there is any’ \state_ action."
Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-NY),
}-ardent pleader for civil rights
4A said the Soviet Union and India ‘Senate Republican leader Ey-
erett M. Dirksen (Ill) said there |
would bea “pretty concerted ef- |
fort’ in ‘behalf of a strong bill
starting next week, He, Javits and |
other Repu “thought the/ FBI.
withdrawal iven them a/good |
“selling point.’ f
. Whichever ‘way the pendulum |
swings, Parker's death has brought
civil rights into sharp focus. as a_
major election issue. The Dirksen- |
Javits GOP group has made this |
| evident. Sen. Humphrey who as-
| pires to the White House, is equal-
ily determined to sell his Demo-
\cratic colleagues a broad-gauge |
| program.
‘Russia, India Sign Pact
LONDON (® — Moscow -radio
signed today an agreement under |
which the U.S.S.R. will give, the
Delhi government an 80-million- |
ruble credit to build factories for |
making medicine and surgical in- |
struments, At the official rate, |
the ruble is“ quoted as being |
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eine . . THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1939 {| Ms - eek emerereremeepney— mr — oe +e
‘lose Frien
, n 3 Close Friend UF Luncheon “ } he we fi
THIRTEEN ag é
Comes First
This Time
By EMILY POST
“DearMrs. Post: My
friend's daughter is being mar-
ried the.same day as my
cousin; This cousin and I have
not been very close through the
years. As I cannot attend both
weddings I was thinking of
sending regrets to my cousin's
wedding and accepting the in-
vitation to my friend's daugh-
ter’s wedding. is
“My sister -says ‘relatives
come first’ and tht it would
be very belittling to our family
to place a friend before a rela-
tive. To me a close friend is
more important than a rela:
tive who didn't know I existed _.,
Under the circum- * for years.
stances, wouldnt’ it be proper
Event Set
in Pontiac
Wednesday
About 250 women-are expect-
ed to attend the United Fund
Drive luncheon Wednesday at
Elks Temple. Special guests
will be the women who will be
working on the community
drive this fall.
The chairmen of the Pontiac,
Waterford and. Lake Angelus
Divisions and the Pontiac .Area
Women's PBivision chairman
will be announced at the noon
luncheon.
“Guest speakér will be Dr.
for me to accept the invitation R.C.S. Young of Birmingham,
to my friend's daughter's wed- educator, youth counselor and
ding rather than my cousin’s?”’ lecturer,..who Will speak on
we services of the United Fund.
Answer: In general’ your Deputy - administrator of the
sister is~ right, but in -your nation’s civil defense program
ease I think your choice may
be in favor of the close friend
you see constantly, rather than
the distant cousin who .is al-°
most a stranger.
“Dear Mrs.‘Post:
bride and groom dance the first
dance together, is he then ,
supposed +o dance with the landers in.World War I, he
mothers,- and if so, which came to the United States _
mother is first?”
Answer: If he knows that it
will please them, and not em-
barrass them to dance on an After thé
in World War II, Dr. Young is
a prominent Rotarian and
serves as qa consultant on high-
er education to business .insti-
tutions. ~
_ * * *
Born in Scotland, Dr. Young
has had a full ‘career. After
service with the Gordon High-
where his first.job was as a
worker in a Flint auto factory
For the past 17 years, he has
traveled widely and lectured
throughout the United States Mr. and Mrs. Hae Turner, left,
of Hickory Grove road in Bloomfield
Russell Daw- Hills and Mr. and Mrs.
son of 12 Mile road, Birmingham, get
Darnell-Kline Nuptials
Solemnized Here Friday together aboard the_SS Queen of Ber-
muda in New York just before leaving
on a spring holiday cruise.
Foster
Parents
empty fore all the - and Canada. Appearing mainly : ; , to B F t d
ead (al ae ant the = . . . =.” before business, ces and re Judith Frances Kline ard e e| e
bride’s mother to dance, and Emphasis this summer is on style, length slacks of dugk. H\s pal wears an- ligious groups, he directs his Norman Eugene Darnell were : .
after a brief turn, dance also color and comfort and this happy. two- outfit featuring the new continental efforts to “rebuilding the cli parlors china oes = ; Board of directors of Michi-
briefly with his own mother. some demonstrates how effective the short look, alsqvof c ailahie mate for the American way of — United |Presbytéfian Church. gan Children’s Aid — Society, : ‘ q) : i Ks s } otton. Available life in world leadership."’ The Re¥. Edmond I. Watkins Oakland County branch, again
officated at the ceremony be- “Dear Mrs. Post: Aren't combination can be. The youngster locally. Attendance is by invitation will be hosts to foster parents
sympathy cards which people wears a cotton knit shirt and calf and guests are urged to retum fore 300 guests : ot Se Emly Sone oe sometimes send to the be- their reservation cards or to Parents of the couple are Tuesday evening at Hotel Wal-
reaved supposed fo be ac: ; . phone UF headquarters so that Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Kline dron
knowledged? A friend of mine : ——e . sutaite a conte of Lenox ita inaie Semel = owen = Merman of ses
thinks it necessary only to Pp t y Sh f S W S WIM t made. Mrs. Donald White, Sturgeon of East Walton boule- almer School, Detroit. wil
thank for flowers, ~ spiritual an r , e O er | SUI S chairman of the Women's Dj ee re horstigs Hussel Dar- rag nappeeid Oriel } ndeiman,
bouquets ahd handwritten | c : 2 vision in the 1958 drive, is in nell of 1 itchell, Inc who has been executive secre-
notes and that sympathy cards CC ‘| in 1S utu re ri e to ontro charge of Tincheon arrange The bride wore a floor length ary oy ee aad ail es a 3 ments embroidered nylon organdy 25 years, will be honored rank with get-well cards and
other greeting cards which re-
quire no acknowledgement.
Please settle this difference
we have.” :
Answer: Your: - friend is : and the shifting colors of the
right; acknowledgement of a mingham. — Robert Zdanowski, Mrs. Jack sea ‘are reflected in swimsuits plans for this year’s drive. pearls held her fingertip veil of ham, has asked Mrs., Harry
printed card with no hand- x * * Nicholas, Mrs. Earl Bartlett, the girls will be wearing this illusion and she carried-a cas- Henderson to act as chairman
written message, is not nec- Miss Coombe, daughter of Mrs. Otis. Clows, Mrs. Glen summer cade bouquet of white rose- Members assisting her are ..
Mr. and -.Mrs. Raymond Werner and Mrs, Percy Nich- r “hey : Se buds, lilies of the valley and Mrs. Roy Leitch. Jr., Mrs. Wal-
essary. When, next you see olas. . The gleam of pink, the re greens. ter Ruether, Mrs. Barney Ha
the sender of such, a card you
thank her verbally.
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you
please tell me what is the cor-
rect name to use on the ribbon
that is put on a. wreath of
’ flowers sent to the dead? For
example: If an uncle dies, Ann Coombe, bride-elect of
Kenward Pearce, was honored
at a pantry shelf shower Fri-
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Reginald Nicholas of Bir-
Coombe of Chippewa road and
Mr. Pearce, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Pearce of Whitte-
more street will be married
June 27 at Oakland Park Meth-
odist Chtfrch.
Attendants for the wedding
are Judith Dickstein, maid of
honor; Karen Barling and Su- Yeager, Mrs. Jack Ross, Su-
san Ress, Mrs. William Mahar
Jr., Mrs. Ralph Puckett, Mrs.
Max Curto, Mrs. Kenneth Cur-
to, Mrs. Helmer Jurmo, Mrs. the Figure
NEW YORK (NEA)—The
shimmering colors of the air
flection of sunny yellow _ the
foaming green-bhte of the sea
itself will lend their own par-
ticular radiance to the beaches
of this country. For most de-
signers feel that these bril-
liant shadings are best in keep
ing with colors produced Dy
nature, Robert R. Eldred, general
chairman of the United Fund's
1959 drive, said the purpose of
the luncheon is to thank those
who worked in the Women's Di-
vision last year and to make gown featuring a_ scalloped
modified Sabrina neckline and
short sleeves. The skirt was
accented with ‘four tiers of
scallops to match the neckline
A crown. of sequins and seed
* * *
Mrs. Tennyson Wismer of
Grand Blanc was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Jody
Bennett, the bridegroom’s sis-
ter; and Sharon Nelson. They
wore embroidered nylon organ-
dy gowns of white over pink MRS. NORMAN DARNELL
geon wore a lace princess style
dress with | a blue hat and white
accessories >
Both had orchid corsages. Toastmaster will be WEC
Huthwaite; and the Rev. John
Hoar will give the invocation
and benediction
President of the board, Dr
Richard Galpin of . Birming
bel and Mrs, William A. Ken
nedy.
Artists List Top 10
for Interesting Legs —
NEW YORK
should the names on the rib- oe a - * * Son eines pes secomes by H Cc ] Artists group of. America said
rr i ” “Niece?’’ "’ ay ons . < . as ‘ 2 3 ee : : z = » bon be ‘‘Uncle’’ or mee ¥ ore * Sleek, one piece swimsuits headpieces ware matching pink onor Oup e t day shorter skirts were bring
“ Bruce Horton of Big Rapids will, despite the bikini talk, be bows with pink circular veils Here on 50th ing more attention to women's
legs than ever before and that Answer: Usually just a’ card : the choice of most girls : : w $ an with Howard j toe , with the name of the sender feng rig Acces Rapids and There's a sound reason for Mat ye Red ® : A _ a “‘woman’'s legs reflect her
is attached to the flowers, but =i , - this. Swimsuit designers have Matron of honor carried a |. personality.”
Bryan Tompkins, ushers, - basket of pink carnations and , “ nniversary if you choose to have a ribbon Guests at the shower were
put years of trial-and-error into
rosebuds and the attendants The artists group polled its
put on it, it should read e Sexe praducing suits that do the An open house honoring Mr miembers~for the 10 women in
“Uncle” and not ‘‘Niece.”’ Lela arene Mrs. Pia most in streamlining a figure carried baskets of pink carna- and ac ‘William Rochon of America with the most inter-
bride's grandmother; Mrs. ae tas turned Pe te es Tressell, flower girl ag gag ink ginal sie’ Reve Anita ‘Exherg, . . . : ~h wit Julit-in bras and girdies in Seth, ’ their 50th wedding annive ny me ynoids, Nita EkDerg,
Patient in Hospital — a aks rca ; that can smooth out lumps, wore a floor length gown of i ia a Sen Kim Novak, Elaine Malbin, fen (ee eS) lets Suda’, a Waker make a waist look smaller and mus nylon organdy over pink Knights of Columbus Hall Kathryn Grant, Betty Grable,
avenue is a patient at St. Jo- ag * even conceal heavy thighs, ta “a and a pink tulle bonnet Mr. and Mrs. Rochon were Jean Martin, Shirley MacLaine,
seph Mercy Hospital. Others were Mrs. Richard ts * wily Sy’ of the ‘valiey. married in Champion, Mich. + Cyd Charisse and Lisa Kirk. - Such figure contro] {is not NAOMI A. MALONEY oa * * June 1, 1909. They have lived
possible in the bikini. A couple . : _— Donald Kinder of Mitchell, in Pontiac for the past 31 D L : of scraps of cloth are not cal- R ‘. B A Ind, was best man, Ushers years, ress-Up eather
JOYCE J. JOHNSON culated fo furn the girt with ecelves * : were Wayne Kline, the bride's They: have two sons and With Embroidery
. the figure that’s less than per- brother; Roy Sturgeon and three daughters all living in .
fore the convention will be
aimed at banning the bags or
eniorcing a mote stringent law
on their use
* * *
Another motioh will cali for
amendment of U.S, copyright
embroidered
hlassom on
the front.
Richard, Joan
wives than for the women who
keep their jobs after marriage
The homebodies can sham.”
poo, and set. their hair during
the afternoon — sparing - their
husbands the sight of pin curls
or curlers,
(UPI The’
Former Pontiac residents, fect into a beauty. They're Recipient of a°B.A. with a Pontiac. They are Paul and A dressy, ferninirie look has.
Mr. and Mrs. William L, John- far more likely to make her major in Bible studies is Mrs, Jerry Frick, cousin of George Rochon, Mrs. Robert now been achieved in. of all
son of Grosse Pointe, anrrounce resemble a sausage tied about “Naomi Ann Maloney, daaghtér the bride was vocalist, Landry, Mrs. Blanche Bacon— things—leather. One surpris ng
the engagement of their daugh- the middle. . Of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Malo- A cers was held in Fel- and Mrs. Eugene Lamberson example is a white kidskin
ter, Joyce Joanne, to Donald * * * ney of Carter street. Miss lowship Mall of the church. Be- They also have 23 grand jacket with all-over schiffli M. Blue son of Mr and Mrs. There are, of course, pretty Maloney. received her degree fore leaving for a Flerida hon- children and 4 great grand- embroidery in black.
Malcom Blue of Detroit. A versions of the two-piece swim- from Chicago Evangelistic eymoon, the bride changed to children This striking jacket is pretty
July 11 wedding is planned. suit that will find favor. But Institute, University Park a turquoise blue, pure silk Out of town guests were from and practical, because it can
Miss Johnson is a graduate of these retain many of the fig- Iowa, She was president of dress with white accessories Pennsylvania, Wakefield, Ne- be washed by sponging the
St. Mary Academy. Her fiance ure control aids of the one Theta Phi Sorority, vice presi and the pink rosebud corsage gaunee, Muskegon, Owosso and -surface with warm soap or de-
is a graduate of Wayne State piece sheath. And like the one- dent of her senior class, secre from her bridal bouquet! Detroit, tergent suds
University and will gradtate piece suit, they're calculated tary of Missionary Prayer Mrs. Kline wore an imported
This floral in June from Detroit College to make a girl look prettier, League and a member of the Dior blue linen sheath with a
: of Law. not lumpier. annual: staff, blue flowered hat. \Mrs. Stur-
print, satin
« + J |
finished Club Federation Convention Starts ‘Fomorrow
cotton features
ve” 3,000 Women to Shatter Kitchen: Malarkey | ; . Fresh as a
“dust ruffle,’
eee Py ome fv) LOS ANGELES (®—The la- laws so that composers ean going to do more than talk few Calltornia delegates, is of summer
dies are coming to fown to- earn more royalties fram the . They’l} listen too \ Walter Rewther. head of the 4 breeze is this
dress is day to pooh-pooh all that ma- juke box operators. who. dis- nl - yj ' . c
: ; larkey about a woman's place tribute their music : REUTHER COMING anes Aus Workers: Reuther cotton print
designed being solely in fhe kitchen Contrary to what some men One of the speakers, who has is to appear Thursday night :
with an ~*~ * * might think, the women are caused some consternation to a -.0n a labor-management sym dress designed
To ‘show just how far afield , , — with Charies Sligh, ex- by Lanz
outward the littke woman can go, some ecutive vice-president of the . ~
: 3,000 of them are converging W onderine - National Assn, of Manufac-. Ricrac trims
CUTLINE on Los /Angeles for Tuesday's & turers. oe . opening of the General Fed- what to wear Last month, the San Gabriel, the top, the
neckline. ee om Calif., division of the women’ eration of ‘Women's Chibs an- over your 2 sirens ; h nual convention. mee federation wired national head- | 5. artis and hem ; summ uarters, asking that someone When: President Chloe Gif- bd wy pee es of the dress
ford, a: Lexington, Ky. attor- outfits when eipelany gored rt invited .
ney, brings the women to or, Us 06 warm shied i = voice of or- and the
der, delegates representing for a coat. .— line i 11% million members in 6 - but t : * * ® tec
countries are expected to be - ut not warm Other convention speakers accented by
on hand. enough tee - ~— Gen. C. V. R. ;
chuyler, U.S, chief of staff 5
TO BRING UP BAGS for bare at SHAPE headquarters; au- a belt o}
They'll discuss everything shoulders? tharJecturer Col. Serge Obel- ‘the sate
from the quality of television to Here’s a ensky, and Dr. Lyman Ginger, DER
the effects of smog, from - ‘past president of the National material. Sas suggéstion. A ge cheesecake to better citizen- Education Astn, ater Can be
ship, and, the use ‘of - plastic short-sleeved = i san
bags which hawve recently cardigan : ; : ; . rchased.
caused a number of childreti’s . . y ‘ j , pu ‘
deaths ‘across the United This one. is Poor Working Gol: locally.
States. made dr ‘Sup Some grooming duties: are
One motion to be offered be- with an simpler for full-tirne house-
7s
FOURTEEN i _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 1,-1959 - +
It's Delicate! — | ) . SIZES a Work
~ American Marietta are ssh et = Cranbiook Students’
MASTER PAINTERS — {Sun May Abuse_ Your Skin » on Exhibit Till September
| , The 1959 exhibition of work bytmingham and-the academy gal-
By ApsiErMINE LOWMAN fluids from our tissues and pre- The tog layer varies in __
Many folks fail to-realize that venting the eras of important) (from one-thirty-second'to \% inch) |. students at Cranbrook Academy of | ileries and paintings by adult stu-
- | our skin is a very important part body Quids,:.2---~- * jand is only a. smiall: part of- the ‘dents in classes taught by syved
of us. The lungs, kidneys and skin’ The skin is omapuael of three) | skin. This outer layer is composed)
throw off body waste materials, main layers, the epidermis or out- ‘navstly of dead cells. These ere
l 4\The skin also helps regulate the er covering, the dermis which lies.being constantly sloughed off as
a
The galleries are open daily ex-| rw EE
‘cept Moridays and major holidays | ~ A T LENS
‘from 2-5 p.m, Admission is bee C0 (
The exhibition is designe
iplanned and installed by students | INFORMATION
from the academy’s seven depart-| é ' and
ments: painting and sculpture, de-| 2 ' IN
sign, architeeture, ceramics, met- | Beale Lo G
aismithing weaving, and textile © ae g
design, This year it occupies the“ Pontiac Optical
Art opened Friday. It will be 5 | Mitchell -and John <a.
view to the public until Sept. 21.)
body temperature. It acts as @ jusf under the epidermis, and ‘the ew cells push their way upward.
sort of raincoat, keeping external’ subdermis or the lower skin level. DERMIS
Special Price | . | The dermis contains hair folli-
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These latter give the skin its elas-
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When we think of the skin in
terms of a vital Ory pan and know/
| how complex: it is, we realize that|
lits care is most important not
lonly to appearance but to health.
Yet many people abuse their skins
.|with extreme suntanning each
summer. Severe sunburn can be
imuch more serious wu many
| understand.
With the current fad of sun-
ijtanning to @ burnt toast shade,
it ig important that women recog-
jnize the dangers involved. The ir-
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COIN OPERATED enthusiastically. jing a game of setting the table! Everybody prefers to live him- 'with them. Like the magazine self than to watch other people
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‘Belfer Telephdne. First—Abby See Area Man Gets
Ford Fellows
at Harvard U.
Robert F. Dernberger, 9 Oriole
ALL PERMANENTS
_ ONE PRICE |
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN a question comes: up like the ‘smart to ‘know all the answers Know,” send 25 cerits* and a. Rd., has been éWarded a Ford)
DEAR ABBY: In the good | ‘eling or meaning of a big | llth Unie Ox Am twine | clone to abby in care of The _ [Foundation fellowsfilp for the study old pre-TV days, when we'd word, she jumps in with the T G = Pontiac Press. y ‘of Far Eastern economics at ue
pa ee in on friends or neighbors } answer. They have nicknamed DEAR TRYING: \ Tell. her — vard University, g¢ 4 oD
' fora short | her “The Walking Encyclo- | (privately) that. “Encyclopd- : The fellowship provides a |
visit, we used pedia.” I know two men (both diag’, aPe reference, books— Mrs. Burger -\to cover nalitene got. tuition and
to have the |: Very eligible) in the office who —and reference books ‘are nev- , : travel costs ranging from $3,000
pleasure of « | could get interested in ber bat | er taken ou | (Celebrates to $10,000 on a yearly bass COMPLETE WITH | quie a % : .
Now in almost | this “brain.” How can | tell To get Abby’ s booklet, “What Dernberger is a graduate eco-
every home her for her own good it isn't Every Teenager Wants To 80th B irthday nomics student at Harvard. He | CUT and SET
ws 8 : . is ene of 181 te be named for |
we must cont » euros _ nearer csoacctmetcoacsesce etc acai aets More than 100 friends and rela- : the awards for scholarly train- | -NONE
ee posabree . amneenennamas acme ; tivescalled on Mrs. Lena Burger; ; ing related to Asia, the Near
box in the |@ ‘Have You Tried fy ; > of ng iS len sree at ah : Kast, the Soviet Union, Eastern HIGH ER
i ts i camer. Devt 1h \ (ca celebrating her 80th Europe and Africa, '
ABBY ,you think it © T Chicker C erole \ | The fellowships are part of the You Get All This:
would, be nice if they “either 4 Op nr ass ie *® * ' s | Foundation’s program to improve be .
invited ufainto, a gprother room |= ya" t t \ Friends “pamela the event | GRACE M. STEVENS |American understanding and com- Carefree Haircut
or t ott the e TV set? A || Wi an T d Alt Y ) d 5 were Mr. sud Mrs, Bomer Bis- 'petence in foreign and internation- :
word ‘from you caight help. e | e oOas e nn on IS | Dey, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Me- Mrs. Margaret Stevens of (al affairs, The awards announced: Permanent by an Experi-
“OLD-FASHIONED | ; . 3 | reeks eae een ee na Parkdale avenue announces (today are the eighth annual series enced, HIS) SS _
| People who sur- |” By SNES ODELL Ae OE 6) Grace Pay vy | the engagement of her daugh- |Srented by the Foundation since Styled Set
? ROE ae with Grdp-in | Pentiae Press Home Editor By Mrs. W. 5. Dawe ‘| - - 1952.
nt shoukin't be-oifend-— e - you show prop] el ea © | Also helping were Mrs. Margaret} ‘f+ Grace Margaret to Ron- Our Famous Guarantee:
— ed if. the eive a noisy re- | It you are having a : i 1 cup Pca broth “) James, Mrs. Grace Rockwell, Mrs./ ald Goodrich, son of Mr. andj The original! preduction of}. ,
ception from “that loud. |g for ® Jime Bride, here is @ up weer milk “7 Evelyn Lord, Mr,’and Mrs. Arthur} Mrs. Trtman Goodrjch of Flint. |‘Floradora” (‘Tell Me Pretty By iate ices ice
mouthed box in the corner.” = goog chicken casserole recipe 2 ea ay 3 | Bowren. Mr. and Mrs. William H.| Both are attending Spring (Maiden, Are There Any More at}-—~- $3.75... None Higher
It is a “quiet” way of inform- ~ for you. Serve it with a salad 3 cups cooked rice + Avery, William Granger and = Arbor Junior College. They /|}ome Like You’’) played for eight
ing the unexpected guests that " of avocado orange ana grape Es y ca mushrooms rained z ley Sad a plan to be sees next spring. years ‘in American theaters. . BE AUTY
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Sate dees |S eanes Seeetenre. | ae | HOLLYWOOD "Cabp ca off their favorite pro- (4 ‘the plate makes a nice gar- ~~ Melt butter or margarine. 6 ‘An Odd Little Topper’: | _— x =
rams. and an uninvited guest | 4° nish. ; Blend in flour. Gradually add 78V. North Sagi S
ia no right to expect’it, = | @ eo oe ke chicken broth, milk and water. | | 2 NO aginaw otreet
' ae “tg ae Cook, stirring constantly, until § | .
. eg id ai. [4 _ Mrs. W. S. Dawe is today’s thick. Add salt, chicken, rice fi Union Suit New at- Ol Y 1A Wear Over Bazley’s -_ FE 8-3560
DEAR AB an I'm a 4 © cook. She was reticent about - and vegetables. BI Air Conditioned
vorced woman who marriee’a | giving out any information § Pour into casserole. Bake | |
divorced heen me to + about herself. But we know at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. By MARY PRIME , A mustard kid coat wity a jwhich gather at the neck and snap |
tion pecan husban: oe he is “ her as a pleasant person. with Sprinkle with toasted almonds "| NEW YORK (UPI)—Before long. ras collar was designed for (gown the front.” |
iwayn: comparing my cooking, | | whom to spend an afternoon. - and Serve ‘hot. >the zeileeet i-ouniien ay ee Sy draft an hole eoareet | Jackets included mohair kimonos
hate t q 2 tertain in her underwear — pro Jonge it jack ia | __.
cl cae ohn a A oe ae barat anass ietaatoes PG UNRa t aad re sual | viding it’s long and designed oe | Companion.” ee ors, ‘| los vata
wife’s. Not’only that, but he 1 Bonnie Cashin. Another coat, nicknamed * ‘Hur. 8 Tope a ae a @panasereeeernt G...4 eVERY
still wears the wedding ring ~ ’ Miss Cashin resurrected the ofd- Ticane Hannah,’ came in black suede—'‘the chicest straight jeak-} = NIGHT TO 9
she gave him. He uses the ex- Spadea’s 5 fashioned union suit, gave it a kid, lined with pile one-inch thick. et of the season,"’ said Miss Tra: Mon. through Set
-cuse that he can't get it off new: look, oe Dice it as at. * * * i ecias’ a sadecthacees Re : .
his finger since he put on- home wear at the opening of her i =! nol os
Wa Ie there 2 way be American Dest ner Pattern ioPeaneaios The California-bom designer field coat-dress with velvet collar . . See Hema’ could get it off his finger if he Ba ‘show ed a variety ef ponchos, her zippered suedes, bright jersey tube7 dept. stores .
really wanted to? Or does he
_ think I am going to bury him
with it? trade mark. The ne west version is dresses belted in mi atching leather,
“those who enjoy collecting odd a sh . .
| little toppers,” the designer said.
But if you don't have a fancy easing. dresses _ :
snapped at the side like a picket | no seams. “They just kinda hap-
or “wild and free blown.’ ;pen — on round needles. " ES
top, you can come as you are = Other ponchos included a suede|Trahey explained’
— in a choice of two styles. suit with poncho jacket, a hooded} Colors included persimmon, gin-
One is f form-fitting, one-piece Ski-lift coat of red kid, lined with | ger, green tea, cayenne, kumquat,
jersey reaching the wrists and Mohair, leather, capes lined with saffron, new barley (a greyed-|
ankles and tied at the waist with borgana or raccoon, and long. | brown) and Irish mist (a soft)
a narrow leather thong, dyed to: Plaid, tent-tike * ‘bench warmers"” green-grey). i
match the jersey. The suits come —
in a variety of colofs. ;
x & (te
* The other style is for ski bun-
nies, spectator sport enthusiasts,
or, gorilla fanciers, The suit is one-
piece with a drop seat, hood, and
tab which can button across the
mouth for warmth. It’s made of
shaggy black mohair, fined with
oy
JUST PLAIN MAD
DEAR JUST: A. jeweler
could file the ring off your
husband's finger. If he’s smart, —
he'll bury the hatchet and the
ring with it.
* * *
DEAR ABBY: A few weeks
ago, my. 10-year-old grandson
received some foreign looking
stamps, fastened on sheets
from someone in New York.
They sent a letter along stat-
ing these were “approvals”
and they had been informed |
that the boy was interested in ||
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TONY'S. $97 50 ‘ TAM
A
$10 Budget - makes the most were lost. Now he is getting cotton.
letters froma lawyer demand- ‘QUEEN KONG’ Permanent
ing the return of the stamps or ' Complete WITH | Set AND Haircut
“1 éall it ‘Queen Kong,’” said
Jane Trahey, commentator for the’
show. }
Miss Cashin, who designs for | money. The boy never asked
for those stamps and no post-
age was sent for their return.
Can they do ‘anything to a For Appointment Call FE 3-7386 of you all ways...
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child for losing unsolicited Philip Sills, a leather manufactur- | ERMAN |
stamps? ~ j e : er, combined leather and wool in| E P NTs
MRS. Y¥. - |: 2 , ____ |most of her clothes. She showed |
‘1a suede dress with knit back, and and]
DEAR MRS. Y: No one reversible coat with black and}
white checked tweed on one ra
and red leather on the other,
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-has come to work in our office.
She could te popular except for
one obnoxious ‘trait. Whenever
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. Ports of C leveland, Toledo - School Aid Bill
_. Take Seaway Rush in Stride Pas I Hurdle
behind, go handled by the port: |
Toledo Marine Termisials,
257 tons of Canadian general car- Maketjell av day
After unloading 10 tons} |
5
a] 53 « CLEVELAND: # — Lake Erie|451-foot
ports. have felt the rush_of ex- sc hedule.
saltwater traffic from the ‘of general cargo she was 8c hed- :
eee Seaway, but havejuled to leave 260 tons of steel at! which does most of the general | State Per Pupil Rate
: escaped’ most of the headaches another dock. She had to wait un-|, cargo business at Toledo, can |
eS that might faye been expected. _ til another freighter got rid of steel| service four vessels of over 258- | LANSING (®— Safely past
aS *, | shipment, as the steel requires|
In the fink “month since the sea- heavier cranes and cannot be
way opened, 89 foreign flag ves- dumped on just any pier. & As Vos - THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. 0 NE 1,1959
‘House Committee ok
Plan for $9 Increase in the union's Canadian Jocals that the their yearbook.
foot-length at one time. Last (first legislative hurdle, a bill. to 67 imported European cars in the o Ger 2 adet corps, and ald
year, the Terminals handled ap- |raise state school. aid an average US and Canada has had a more! = prs . pra) =
proximately 41,000 gross tons of jof $9 per pupil will get another’ serious effect on employment in ‘snatched from death at ‘sea to
ideath on land, For he may have
jumped from a.passing ship.’ And
.law says any dog landing in
ain must be quarantined for Lucky the Collie |
_ Barns Naméon ~ <x
(2 Death Escapes sx months ;
SOQUTHHAMPTON, Englahd cy And \bere was no’ one to = the.
42 pounds ($447.60) quarantine bill. ~
A playful ‘black-and-white mix- a he -wasn't claimed, he. would
Both , if ‘ture of Collie and Labrador, he bs have to die.
were. warmly receivec Y fished out of the,sea a mile off \ :
E overs reacted promptly. Canadian ae + Prenicet Eisenhower. this bustling international port) tin poured. in. First te LPS
| The callers were Peter Daw- one day last week. | \the full 42 pounds and a home The board said increasing sales kins of Royal Oak, first captain | The two seamen who found him “ was American-bora British
took: him to an animal shelter ,oreen writer William Rose, who
where Superintendent Bert But-| wrote the script of “Genevieve.”
ler said: UAW Backs . _ Ike Greets Dawkins
‘Canadign Small |
Car Demand © _ and Cadet Editor. —
| WASHINGTON @ — Twe young: “DETROIT (—The United Anko! Michigan men, soon to be college!
‘Workers: executive board an- graduates, paid a call at the White| — Lucky is a dog. *
nounced support for demands by }iouse recently and left a copy of
Big Three build small cars for the}
its
editor of
“The Howitzer,”’ yearbook of the
sels have called with cargoes 4! Qinerwige Cleveland’s port has | import-export cargo, including | going-over by House pucecmnsen the Canadian auto industry than in! qs Military Academy. | Hig shy 9-year-old daughter has
Cleveland. In the same period last had few difficulties. Long a port both -overseas and Canadian | this- week. the United. States “He was so far gone that set her heart on having «lucky
> 6? And the ‘pace =e ee , s * Pe shipments, xk * * * | President Fisenhower is 4 1915 Swhen I managed to revive him | t. And she'll get hi
year there were 6. An@ the Pate’ of iron ore, she has shared salt- x * ‘graduate of the academy at West : yy _Lacky as a pet, An get him
js expected to accelerate a5 (NC Vator traffic a good many years, | While declining, to state exact | The measure came out of the jt said the employment prob-.| point NY. * a ° ane bias ‘tia see Lucky, too, after the quarantine period is
summér advances. The onty difference is that in tonnage, a spokesman for the Ter-|House Education Committee late’ jem tac ing Canadian workers | But it praca Lucky, had been over.
minals said (ts import tonnage has past years only the small freight
increased 267 per cént and its ex- Except for one hitch that de
ers could get into the lakes— layed the unloading of a ship to clear a
ment’ of steel, there Wave been about 750 feet long and with a port tonnage 1s up 116 per cent, this year, It will go to the, House
no serious dachage problems in’ It foot draft. Now ships of 730 1n the first 25 days of the current Ways and Means Committee before
. this port. . feet and a draft to 24.6 feet shipping season over the same! moving to the House floor for de-
: : : can make the trip. period last year bdle
And at Toledo thevotbr pring) ; A * A | . an
pal port for saltwater trafhe on we other Ene ports handle) ag of yesterday, the Terminals
Lake Erie, the physi al problems ple wer foreign vessels, and the sea- had handled 26 vessels, inc luding
of clearing cargoes haye bee’ Way ‘he is not had much effect on 2 over the 258-foot length. In the ae ee ne, cane of rece as much as 30 per cent jn- -1959.’ 1M. pete or Hastings, Neb., a $ 50
handled easily. them yet. aceeaabe period of 1958, the A Ls tible milta re , ial Lah ;winter visitor in Scottsdale, paidi -PORTABLE ees 19
gi * *© * Foreign cargoes are expected to! Terminals handled 20 ships. ; rng . mi mg Ses | Chrysler, Ford and:General Mo- jan unexpected visit to ‘postmaster x Console $29.50
Se@way <traffie has —run into. hit heavier tonnages during June, ; + 4 + rom 2% to 3'2 mills — & DOOR | ors have announced plans to enter O. C. Wilson. \ onsen
Foreign ships also have been,
loaded or unloaded this season at
the Presque Isle Terminal, Ander-
ison Etevators’ marine leg and Nor-| some snags in jsother sections
Three seore ships were sta lled at
Montreal when the. seaway opened
because of ice*fams. More recent as the larger Vessels begin making! .
the rounds. In the entire 1958 sea:
son Cleveland had 412 foreign ships.
but the tonnage was $9 per child. =
last week, the first school aid bill
legislative committee
The bill would raise the school .onomists predict they will take!
to poorer districts — would ‘hold |
the actual enrichment to about |
The average school district col-'eign subsidiaftes or produced Un-|p ares pe ly Dawkins is highest ranking cadet, ’ * ee
senior. class president, in the top .
ONE WEEK SPECIAL! sfrata scholastically, and is a foot- *
| useED SINGER. bail All-America who captalfned the
1959 Army team.
Retenditioned
~ & Electrified would be “even more acute” if
the Big Three falls to produce
new small cars in Canada,
The UAW. said small cars pro-
duced in Europe took 11 per cent of
the Canadian auto market in 1957
18 per cent in 1958 and “many; Visitor Doesn't Knock
} “SCOTTSDAL FE Ariz.
u—Charles | ‘
the smal] car production field this) Anderson drove to the front of
‘year, Previously, the Big Three/the post office building, hit the. imported small cars made by for-! |accelerator pedal instead of the!
and his\ auto blasted HOME
FREE | DEMONSTRATION
“OR 3- 9702 @ New Moter
@ 4-Year
Guarantee _
ly, there have been stoppages itr een ris Grain. jlects About $151.50 in state aid. der agreement with foreign auto| through the wall .of the postmaas- —
-“the Welland Canal ony iad rane: . Mooring is no problem with The proposed formula would raise companies. ter’s office. Wilggn was knocked [ Pree bench gifts. All purpose zigzag se $] 25
JAMS AT DETROIT roledo, a Cee has long) many “waiting’’ berths available’it to $161 at a cost of 16 million ~ * ‘am hia chair, t wag not in- attachment, Trade-insatcepted. We 8
And at such pos as Ratt eee ae ne at such places as Toledo harbor | dollars, | The UAW said additional job op- jured. rebuild and service all makes. Per Week
there have heen dock troubles At busting bulk commodity tralfic as warehouses and the foot of Madison * * * portunities for c anadian workers) ft :
one time there were six [OreIRN NG P coal shipping port on nde | Additionally, 14 milifons’ wilt pe Roald venient Cenace were! The numerous lakes coer 14,- CURT S APPLIANCES
vessels lined Up’ waiteme for dock ». (:peat Lakes and as a grain needed to take care of an antici- “caught in a small car squeeze 000 en b the area ol 8 J
space at Detroit, Several vessels, shipping cules b A city dweller who fecently pated 70,000 enrollrhent increase in between the United States and ale e dare mues ot the 6183 Jameson
; including the Santa Regina, first 7 moved to the suburbs says his raising over all school aid to about ish. and Eurepean-imports.~ we or nnn pee rn
American freighter into the sez BUSY HARBOR chess home is “only 15 minutes 731 million dojars eee ee
wavy. had to cancel their Detroit ‘ Last, year, 156 ocean-going ves from tewn = hy-telephone”’ %/ * * Fighting forest fires in the Pa-
stops sels took a total of 32.977 net tons It's not the muyites you. .put in’ Thus state spending for schools cific Northwest is now aided by) ;
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SOUND THE TRUMPETS — Waterford Town-
ship band members Jim. Mielanix, Charles Cox
and Larry Trevethen limber up their trumpets staged at clad Pp: in rehearsal ‘for tomorrow night's. final concert of
the season. Thé outdoor performance will be oa <
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Independence Day Ten to. Contend for Miss Rochester ,
B eauty Crown
Fra eta
Area Buralars
Clean Out Home Furniture, TV, Stove,
Refrigerator, Steaks,
Among Stolen Items
Three burglaries which oceurred
lin the area sometime Saturday
night. included the sacking of a
house in Oakland Township, State
Police = the Romeo Post Feported
___ |today. * * 48
|The home of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
jold Bechler at_ 796 N. Rochester
Rd. was virtually gone over with
|a fine-tooth comb by thieves. , ite
“C
bere - | ing reont suite; ’ They removed the entire din-
a three-piece
bedroom suite, including springs,
mattress and bedding; a teéle-
vision set; a nine-foot refriger-
ation unit; “a kitchen stove and
‘numerous smaller items. Pentiae Press Photo
m. in the high school a
bit
He ouse to Debate
3 State Bills for
Marine Safety
LANSING (UPI) — Three bills
aimed at strengthening Michigan's
to come up for debate in the House
early this week.
* * *
The recent drowning of five per-
sons in Lake St. Clair has given
added emphasis to the proposed
legislation. There were five drown-
ings this weekend, but they were!
not caused by boating accidents.
One of the three boating bills
would extend local law enforce- |
ment power to include water |
safety on the Great Lakes. Inland
lakes are the only ones covered
by state law. Life preserver re-
quirements also would be spelled
out.
Registration of all power boats)
used on the Great Lakes or inland
waters would be required~by. an-
other bill on ‘the House calendar.
* * *
n third bill would require that
all marine accidents be reported \ine Workers union, appearing in| ‘respegtive® township and village!
to State Police. Reports now cover , television interview (NBC-Meet/ halls; the same as for other elec- hy Mrs, Tony Disloli, wife of ‘the 'Thursday performance
only fatal boat accidents. |
Mrs. Dodge Plans
‘Girls’ Town, U.S.A.”
4@PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) —
Pretty Gregg Sherwood Dodge, |
wife of auto heir Horace Dodge IT,
plans to meet with Gov. Leroy Col-
lins in Tallahassee tomorrow to ask
him for 1,000 acres of public land | ithe Lake Orion Community School Lake Orion Deadline Sef
to File for Sc LAKE ORION — Deadline for} filing for the two vacancies coming
up on the Board of Education of |
District:is 4 p.m. June 13, accord-
ing to Hugh Brady, secretary of |
the board.
The two members
whose ter ms|
Lewis Accuses lke
of Siding With Steel |
|
WASHINGTON (AP)—John L.|
Lewis has accused President Ei-|
senhower of siding with the steel |
magnates by talking of the pos-
sible inflationary effects of a steel!
wage and price increase.
* * * |
Lewis, president! of the United!
the Press) Sunday, said that for
the first time in six years Eisen-
|hower had interfered in a labor-
| management dispute before the
peeetiations ” ‘had been concluded,
“In effect, what he’s telling the
| American worker is that he can't
| participate in the advantages of)
the economy on the same basis as
the -employer,” Lewis said. “He
eliminates the workers from par-| :
ticipating in the benefits of free
| enterprise, capitelam, / ‘and our
way of life.”
| candidate's name te appear on | The intruders dumped-everything |° : ; °
out ofthe refrigerator except 90- & : aia eas ‘TRY THIS REMEDY’ — The doctor pounds ‘of steak which they took’) with them. Avon Players’ upcoming. production of the musi-
Entry to the house was nome cal comedy, “Golden River,” recommends an
ently made by forcing the latch Unusual treatment for his patient. Members of
|on e bedroom window, —_ the cast rehearsing = comic scene are, from
to investigating officers.
The Bechler family was in AL
| gonac. for the Memerial Day week-
lend...
A naive of the pare from Rehearsing 3- Act Comedy
Detroit, stopped by and found the}.
back door ajar. He went to aj}
neighbor's house and they called!
the police. Beth Hohe in ‘the left,
and Charles Ste
Thursday, Frids
auditorium of
Curtain ume is hool Board expire June 30 are Dan Abbey and;
Brady. Brady, has filed for re-elec-
tien but Abbey has announced he
will not run again. ‘Players a Present ‘Golden River’
ROCHESTE R — Final rehears-,Professional Women's Club. Pro-
jals are in progress for the Aven jeeeds from the single perform-
\p layers’ forthcoming production ance will. ge-for business school
Residents of the area were un. jt a three-act musical comedy,'scholarships for high school grad
able to. report any unusual ac- “Golden River’ to be presented uates
tivity during the night. later this week in the auditorium
‘Thieves "entered the Ennis of Rochester Junior High School.
‘Plumbing shop et 4562 Custer St.| ee *
in Avon Township Saturday night! The play stars Mrs
| by breaking the window in a door,;Carraher, Mrs. Ronald
' police said, They rifled drawers and Duane Utecht
/and cabinets apparently looking for| Nominating petitions are aval
able from the office of the super-
intendent of schools, They must
bear the signatures of not less
than 50 registered voters for the
* * *
the ballot in the July 13 election. Children 14 years old and under
The petitions must be turned in),
to Supt. Arlie A. Reed or to Brady!
iby the June 13 deadiine.
Also on the annual election ballot, if accompanied by
Tickets for Friday and Saturday
performances are available at
| Purdy’s s Drug Store, from = any Dennis E.
H. Buck. Pontiac Press Photo Janice Baene, Patty Towi-
isel, Mrs. Paul E. Stratton Jr., anski a Beatrice Bissett.
wart The play will be presented | For the talent show portion of
ay and Saturday evenings in the the competition: the contestants
Rochester Junior High School. (may sing, dance, play a musical
8:30 o'clock all three nights. instrument, give a dramatic read- + = = ing or recite a poem.
| will be admitted free Friday night)
their parents. | ‘Girls to Compete
in 3 Categories Two Out-of-Towners to
Join 3 Local Judges
at High School
!
I; ‘| .ROCHESTER—Three local and
|two out-of-town judges will have
|the difficult job of choosing Miss
|Rochester Independence Day
| Queen from a field of 10 attrac-
| tive contestants at 8 p.m. Wednes-
(day at Rochester C ommunity y High
School. —
| * *
The contest will be divided into
three categories: bathing suit, tal-
ent and formal wear. The 10 girls
will be judged on specifie--qualifi-
cations m each category. accord.
ing to Mrs. Osear J. Sorenson Jr.,,
contest chairman
_ Aspirants for th
Barbara Kaster, Carole “Bird,
Sandra Rock, Linda West, Nan-
cy Pompa and Carolyn McPe-
ters. Others are Sandra Ruffner,
The three local judges are Mrs.
af Winner of the contest will reign
. Ist aged Independence Day on the
on Free Trade h plete wardrobe and will be con-
in Common Market Try “"! ** “te:
STOCKHOLM W — Experts from Club; Mrs. Dorothy Seiffert, own- *¥ * *
J Nations Meet jover the Kiwanis Clubs “Family
4th O-Ram-A”’ celebration to be
high school athletic field
“She ‘will also receive a com-
j . sidered to represent the village
European Countries Not in other queen contests through-
to Crack Barriers ‘Robert A. Woodruff, past presi-
. dent the Rochester Women's
seven European.countries met here °F of the Dorothy Seiffert Model today to-have a try at removing Agency, Detroit and Jack Taylor,
Dele = ne question of whether to| money, but took nothing, the ve. Members of the supporting | imember of the Players group or old trade barriers without dam..Yice President of the Rochester
a pe and Howarth) port said. pers . cetentn uae eal lat the door. = | aging ie finances of the nations al : one National Bank of
Two cigarette machines GBR eA LY * *« * céneerned. . roit and past president of the
o« * * ball oo ond a ake nee ae Stratton Jr., Beth Hoheisel, Mrs. | “Collen River’ te hilled as « x * AE: Rochester Area Chamber of Com-
baie bw igs residents of the|Tony’s Drive-In at. 2790 Auburn bonase R. Lusk and Charles | oooq) family-type show’ which eg! officials wt Britain, Swe. MeTee and Rochester Rotary Club.
| sc istrict may register to vote Rd. Shelby Township, were looted} . features catchy tunes and lots of 2", Norway, Denmark Austria. * *: ®
in the fprthcoming school election) ‘Saturday night. An estimated $140; The production will be staged at hunaer. | Switzerland and Pactugal—todn, The two from out-of-town
is July/3. They may do so 8:30 p-m.. on Thursday, Friday! * *: &
land Saterday with tickets for the’
to be sold Lamb, and Mrs. James B. Jatk-) at their was taken, police said,
The forced entry was discovered!
tions. {by the nochaseee Business and Sori hd executive producer.
ee ‘owner, *
~The play is directed by Jarvis/ ‘clased-
|Bob Maxwell, television and radio
eldesion of wae io Persogalitvy and “Mrs. Rebert K. ‘clear obstacles to a free trade area (Rhea Vietor, Women's Editor
~ inclading all Democratic West! The Pontiac Press.’ | European states Fred Noyes of Rochester | x jexecutive of the Ja
purpose of the talks, still Detroif, will act as. master of ai a nonpolitival level, ts to form (ceremonies The event will be &@ Rew common market to match held im the cafeteria and lounge
the European economic com: (of the high school ‘as “the ter. seven”
ary
m Handy Corp
|
| enunity of West Germany,
_ France, Haly, Belgium, The
| Netherlands and Laxemburg—
the inner siy.
A Swedish informant said the ul
timate: aid is to bring together all
117 member countries of the organi
fzation for European Economic Co- |
Ike's Note Read
at Rededication
of Calvin Chapel GENEVA IAP) - - President Ei-
to establish a ‘Girls’ Town,
U.S.A e+ Cooley PTA Organized loperation (OREC)—including both semhower sent a cereal message
the outer seven and the inner |'0 & Ceremony today rededicating
| six—into‘one large tree trade a area 88 4 place-~‘of worship the 11th
Mrs. Dodge, who stepped from |
a chorus line to wed the auto heir
announ plans yesterday to de-
vote ef of her life caring for
homeless ‘girls at a project pat-|
terned after the famous - Boys’ |
Town in Nebraska.
She said she already has raised
$2,500,000 in cash and pledges for
fhe project. “We have several
sites in-mind now and it’s up to
the governor to ‘detérmine which
one pn be released to us,’’ she
said.
The home would be won-sectarian|
and non-profit. Mrs. Dodge-said the,
home would aim at providing a
home-like background for
frightened, abandoned girls from)
10 to 18:who need-care and help,
She said each resident would have’
her own room to decorate to suit |
her own taste and -€ach would |
graduate with training for @ job.
Mrs. Dodge said she will seek the’
_ advice of such people ag Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt and the staff of
Boys’ Town. Mrs.
| treasurer Mrs.
“lost. (exam chairman
Chase Agile Thief at Zoo 7
| city z00, ‘After Getting Slow | Start |
Although it had a laté “start in
Parent-Teacher Association activi:
‘ties, the two-month-old Thomas M.
Cooley School in Waterford Town-
ship now is/set to go next year,
‘according to newly elected chair-
jman Joseph Miller.
Electeq’ temporary secretary,
Heward Read will assist
Tom Moffet” with
PTA. organization, Chairman of;
the offiical nomination committee
is Mrs. Joy Anthony, and Arthur
Zaynpol will be the chairman to
establish the PTA bylaws. Mrs:
‘Allison Roe was appointed pro-
CAIRO (UPI) — A pitkpocket,-
pursued by police through ‘the
threw away the evi- |
dence as he ran. Officers spent
three hours getting three curious
monkeys to relinquish -the stolen |
' wallet,
New ios for Polio Victims
Develop Nylon Muscles |
‘HOUSTON, Tex.
tendons triggered by an electronic}
switch may raise the hopes of
disease victims left with paralyzed)
hands /
Doctors say the ‘artificial. mus-
cles. will allow polio victims -and)
others wi immobile. hands to
feed themselves, sew, &write, or,
a firm, sure -touch.
* will tex in’a
aw Baylor) * *
A rhode! improved
| Univesity: College of Medicine:
" Jaboratory workers was unveiled!
Sunday at.the Texas Institute for’
Relabilitation and Research.
light plastic cast supports the;
side of the hand, Four nylon)
reads attached to the muscle of
arm are thretided through the|dation's Rancho Los Amigos Hos-)
to rings that fit around the pital near Los Angeles, the device’
iwas improved by Bayloris Dr. Lif
e 1c
ae Se
Demonstrations showed the fin-,
ger¢ thay curl around large ob-|
* jects or small, picking them up,
with ease, Sense of touch is pre-
cian paralysis,
’ (AP) — cere! Power . steering equipment in-
cludes a small device the size of a
flash light battery éalled“an elec-
tropneumatic microswitch. Also
linclided is a two-inch valve at-
tached to a six-inch. tank of car-
bon dioxide. _— |
Motiotto_aet_pfl the apparatus,
‘takes dhly a faint, flickering
lmovement in one finger or arm
- That fires the eléctrical switch
which opens the valve and lets
| gas into the nylon muscle. Or. the
‘switch can be operated marually
by any other part of the body.
'* * *
Push ‘the valve down and it lets
lin any degree of gas and powers
the pi ah Up. and it shuts off,
conserving its supply, —
Developed by the National Foun:
be Geddes and Thorkild Engen
the institute.
a hae nit pet bons wel on 9
tients. Researchérs say its {ull po- e * *
The forming of a second common
market, now under debate, is only
jone step along this road, said the!
| source close to the Swedish gov- |
ernment
“It is hoped that the trade bar-
riers within the outer seven can be
--pnlled down at the game speed as
ithe barriers are removed within
the inner six,’ this source said
“A possible merger sometime in
ithe future would thereby be. simpli
fied."'
* * *
The preposed new market of the
outer seven would have a poptita-
tion_ef about ®)-miltion compared
With the hearty ti-mitter-ef the
European common market
H.- Curtiss won $10,000
<ew York Wortd for the
air flight — 137
N:Y., to New
1910, in two Glenn
from jee >
first continuous
imiles. from Albany.
York City en May 29
:hours and 22 minutes
TROY — Marguerite Hopp and
Terrance J. Crue were married
Saturday in a double -ring cere
Lmony performed, by the Rev. Ralph
W: Janka at the Troy Methodist
Church
* * *
‘Mr. and* Mrs. Albert C.
Cit 8 parents are Mr. and Mrs./
|John Gv . ne |
} | For her volte te bride wore
ja floor- length gown with a Chan-
I tity lace boitice and long sleeves.
jHer fingertip veil - was fastened:
2 ito ‘a pearl tiara and she carried
‘a bouquet of white carnations.
; * * *
Wanda Bayliss of Troy served
as maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Candate Hopp of Utica and
Dolores Hopp of Troy. ,
Duties of best’ man were per?
‘formed: by Curtis Nunley of De-
jokgg Ray Schmidt and John North.
' Visir NATION'S CAPITAL — This year’s graduating class at sponsors” The group is shown here on the aan of the Cppitot
ential" yet to Be explored.
% %
att
The bride fs the daughter of |
Hopp of | —Centiry.chapel where John Calvin . —
preached the Reformation. -
The chapel>-known as the Calvin
Auditorium, wag subjeeted to in-
congruous transformations during
ithe last centory and in recent
‘years had been allowed to fall into
deca\
+ * + ;
The World Presbyterian Alli-
ance, largely on th® initiative of
‘the Fev. Hlarrison R. Anderson
of Chicago collected $160,000
from congregations throughout the
world. for its restoration._Ander-
son's church contributed $15,000
Anderson read a letter at the
dedication ceremony from ‘a. fel-
low...american a fellow Christian
a fellow Presbyterian‘
(President Eisenhower.
The auditorium was built cheat: —
1060 as a private chapel. for the
Catholic prince-bishops- Whd were
Geneva's spiritual and temporal
rulers until the Refermation. Cal-
vin and John Knox preached there
,and held Bible classes.
Couple Married at Troy
in Double-Ring Ceremony
ception was held in the church
pariofs before: the couple parted
oh a wedding trip.
Brandon High School, Ortonville; toured Washington, BD. C. and Building ,with Oakland —— Congressman William S. Broom- both of Troy, were ushers
New York City on the senior trip/ They were accofppanied by six field. ; : ; \" ollowing the ceremony, tt. MRS, TERRANCE
: \ * | . ’ * : “ crown &rA.
are
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EIGHTEEN ) s . THE PONTIAC PRES S. MONDAY, JUNE. a, 1959. ° . a . —
; : (Advertisement) - (Advertisement)
|Waterford to Offer Varied Activities - . oe ae moe {Feit Publisher . 70 R : “ ;
- Freedom Brief Editor and Tormenting Rectal Itch
Gane
ae ; Chief Dies of Cancer}. Stopped In Minutes” - for Paraguay Prepares ‘Big Recreation Program het Dies of Cancer Stopped In Minutes
| Wright Brown, 8, chairman of the Itching and Pain of Piles | Promptly Stops Itching n _-- “| gecenting June, Natiorial Recre-|township, Besides scvclahia ole ‘reations scheduled is the swim- years old and under, according to|board of Editor and Publisher,| . y meily (S aie: t” was reported and véris,
“ Stroessner Breaks Up ation Month, the Waterford Town-! cational programs omen fig- ming instruction given by. qualified | Belton. 8 — i Columbia-Presby- Row La cok ° .. afitie- tied by Seoiors’ observations,
ai ship Recreation department has set ure fashions will be. presentec Red Cross instructors, with life-/ EXPECT 2, . tions is a condition known ag | This improvement was main-
Congress, Again Grabs jup a summer program filled with) Hiking, nature study, woodcraft uards on duty at all times. A setiae dean place sched- A family spokesman said death “itching iles”. It is most tained in cases where doctors’
Total Power yinteresfing activities, according to| and over-night campouts at Teeple, g ’ 4. ule’ will be announced just prior was psec yd goog wll gplleynes a ns a “i pearl ar A pa Fag pace
- : t . r a pa hosp u y and especiall Amo [Directo aioe’ ss . ieee ace ee aa Separate classes for beginners, | to the beginning of each program past’ five weeks, Brown resided in ag ae at night. >. these sufferers were a wide
: “BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Para-) 4. in) he swimming instruc. f row ram. Ps intermediates, junior swimmers, 4nd more information may be ob-| yonkers N.Y, o matter what "ve used | variety of heer condi-
= guay’s brief experience in more tion at. five sowiahii bene he, camp progré senior swimmers and those inter- eseage at saad ing dior oa at| 4 native of Detroit, Mich., diay og dy inst ood Coy, eee. years’
liberty under dictator Alfredo | veduled playground activities at RETURN AT 4 P.M. ested in learning speed-swimming| foo a0 con setae Brown broke into the newspaper SS found a new sub- The secret is this newhealing
SCORE OVER: ten elementary schools, a Day| Children in thé 14 age bracket |will get under way June 29, con-, Some participe business with the old Detroit News|. as fount # Sew ott ishing | substance (Bio-Dyse") — — dis-
oo Camp from July through August) will be transported from their des-| tinuing through Aug. 14. ... ...- ie ; and Tribune im 1891. He also) ghility to jp poomptly stop the | covery of a bt alge: sueys
An attempt by the government 114 baseball leagues for men and/ignated schools at 8 a.m. to the) A special adult class will be | “The main concern of our de-/served with the Chicago Journal,| burnj and pain. It actu- | research institution. This su
/partment is to promote the ‘leisure/Chicago American, Chicago Trib-| all n droge hemorrhoids — | stance is now obtainable in oint-
jtime needs of Waterford Township une, and was business and gen- wit nae surgery. Medical sci- mentor supposi orm known
Leuisvill ence has this substance | as Preparation H.* Ask for
Chee vocnitn Gnas one cy ee ean ; ae produces . pomerkaly effec- | Preparation H suppositories to raise bus fares in Asuncion by 4, ys at various fields ig the area.| Highland Recreation area and re-| eld at Pontiac Lake from 9 to 11 less than two cents provided the turned’ at 4 p.m. daily for a one] a.m, Saturdays; with a small reg- tho desire not-so-
spark that brought Stroessner's) For men ekaperiod throughout’ the sum-| , P iat iag,| again, strenuous activities; there will be | Weel-eric “es me | isteation fee te cover-part of the |... recreation is pursued is im-|(Ky.) Herald, 1903-1911. iron hand crashing down | mer. A : 7 convenient ‘to carry if awa
Stroessner dissolved Paraguay's) ®" evening horse whee league, | aan _ . | portant to health of mind, body; He subsequently becafhe editor Sine pecnertioa sho has ece soem: home) or aration ik
one-house Congress and reimposed and a newly. organized “Blooper | Superv ti playground activity | With the elementary school soft-|and‘teal satisfactions in life, andiof Editor and Publisher, then vent infection. ointment with s al apatice:
© the state of siege — modified mar Ball’ league, under lights at the | will, beg dune 22 through Aug. |hall season drawing to a close, a it is hoped that at least one mem- | president of the newspaper trade In one hemorrhoid case after | tor. Absolute satisfaction
tial law — which had been lifted) Drayton Ball park. | 7. Children will participate tn |new baseball league will be organ- ber of each family will benefit) magazine, “and became board| another “verystrikingimprove- | anteed or money refun
Reg. U.S. Pat. Of,
only a month ago. Informed] For women desirous of shedding! Arts & Crafts, anne ~~ ized for the fifst time for boys 18 from our program this summer.”|chairman of E&P in 1953..
sources said 15 or 16 congressmen ja few pounds, there is the Fashion gamesand have special projects — a
‘ ‘ such as pet shows, bieycle pa-
had been arrested, including some Your Figure club, which is one of |
dramatics.
from Stroessner's own Colorado the oldest and most popular wom-| rades, hobo hixes and
party. The administration said en-recre -atipral ac ictivities in the" One of the most important rec- : Gi r >. ss iaciamataae i ; , :
- only three legislators were being : = j . ; ; : . . . 30
held.
* ave state of siege as bien in Leftists Win as Singapore -force for iy years excep (5 ia
ry} Ot tre “5 . ‘ted wre
pian Sls ed “Given Semi-Independence | called South America's last re
maining dialer * | SINGAPORP*(AP) — The left- make a strong challenge for con- |
Stroessner has been under pres-'“!ng People’s Action Party (PAP) trol of the party.
acenwhelmning victorsin the elec-} * *«
tion of Singapore's new legislative
supplied Paraguay with 21 million Assembly, today refused to sonmn
= dollars in aid a government unless Goy, Sir Wil- € ‘ e
} aoe Ao lam Goode releases seven party
leaders jailed after bloody labor |
ised to relax other restrictions "lots three years ago Hitical life is dominated by anti
Diplomatic sources said they had a * * Communists Price Is Important - So Is Service
en told he would -issue decrees "AP Secretary General Lee —_—— ‘
i i He fe of he press ae ver on the release You Get Both at Wa ne Gabert s!
nn amnesty for political elles in afer the gvernor asked him to Florida Electrocutes , , |
ei * 3 Convicted Killers 2 CYCLE OPEN TONIGHT BIG 12 CU. FT. B k | Chief Minister L im Yom Hock of! | . : REFRIGERATOR
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tive board voted. on the stand at! In the°voting Saturday the PAP; IHlarley A, Conner, a white farm- —— een an *188” its quarterly meeting last Thurs won 43 of the 51 Assembly seats.,er convicted of fatally shooting only
day but withheld notice of its de-' Lee is corsidered a moderate Gilchrist County Sheriff Mark
“cision until late yesterday, ~ oe He announced his party) Read, was the first to die.
. ‘does not propose to be, or even) Frank Peterson, convicted of the sure from many quarters, includ |
ing the United States which has On the other hand, the governor)
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The government chief had prom |Federation of Malaya, whose po-
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The Olympic Ski,Jumping trials|
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rons finished 5th in the league. ,
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' Gene .Bone of Pontiac, War-
wick Hills pro, finished out of |
the money, in the Kentucky |
eran took over as manager four
| Is Record for Classic — Sis an tainty tn aay
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« _ Derby Open Golf tourney. He | :
~~ had a 72-hole total of 71-71-72 4c. Bil — «te eam Wd
2286. . maeeneee:
ee ads feasury INDIANAPOLIS - ~W-Rod ger| the cars, rather than the drivers, dered baseball team which had
Ward ef Los Angeles, who cap-| who customarily receive 40 per (Jost 15 of 17 games, when Dykes
Dick Preston, who plays for ; * tured the 500-mile auto race Sat-| cent, stepped ins
the Sunnybrook team in the Past Drivers Passed urday at record speed, picked up) (ther top winners: second, Jim Today the turnabout Tigers
Publinx league, scored a double © : ; / Up Circuit Following the biggest check ever paid to an jisthenan. Miami, 625.800: tird:} wepe teen gaiies nies Gn 500 =
A eagle on the 45l-yard first hole Ts, le GOB i Gee We iia ‘ S d _ Vi t auto race winner — $106,850. Johnny. Thomson. Boyertown, Pa| sack. o game. out of se first . * |
which is par-5 at Kochester Golf a pee way ic ory The total purse of $338,150 . was $32,425; fourth T Bettenhaus-| divi io 5), mes out.of first a
Club. He played a 3-iron on his AP Wirephote . . also a record, gongs m ony. - fifth vision, 5/2 ga e.
second shot for the deuce and BAD SPILL — Jockey Ralph Neves and his mount Rhin take INDIANAPOLIS ® — Rodge ae Tiley rae. an saeco | ince, Dybes bes Gem nck
finished with 7! - _ 2 ie - ger The biggest purse _—ae 7Paul Goldsmith, St. Clair Shores,| in pennant contention. They
| a bad spill when the horse clipped the heels of another horse at (Ward, lagded down with loot from paid in the Memorial Day. elas- | Mich., $11,975; ‘sixth, Johnny Boyd,| have won 18 and lost eight with
* ts * | Hi ollywood Park Saturday. The veteran jockey remained in critical | the richest auto race, ever run, ste. world’s richest speed event, | Fresno, Calif., $8,475; seventh, Du-| him im control.
+> Warren Cawley of Farmington} condition in a hospital today after undergoing brain surgery. will yo right, on competing in the wae $305,217 last year. The pre- | ane Carter, Indianapolis, $7,275; a : ant
{ turned in meet: records in the high) - = : ee __; world’s most dangerous sport. vious high for the winner was | eighth, Eddie Johnson, Cuyahoga Beow SN es we ae
and low hurdles with times of :14.1! i= « * 4 $105,574, paid to eo Falls, Ohio, $6,625; ninth, Paul Ti markable rise. Detroit
- and :193 in: the Champion of ff rj Ward and his var owner, Leader in 1958. Russo, Webster Groves, Mo.,! a He d ‘in th ;
C—O Champions mes t Hh ‘RATATTTAZ00 | ; i Cards,—tne.—ob, ogre won This year’s purse included $219.- $6,325, 10th, A. J. Foyt, Houston, ed the a . opening
Birmingham's Bill Alcorn wert 13 $106,850 in the 43rd 500-mile race 975 d Tex., $6,575. ;
feet 42 inch in the pole vault, _ : Satutday.The World War II fighter paid by the Speedway; $30,- . | xk & k&:.,
525 in return of entry fees; $30,000 Bobby Grimm of indianapelle: | | “th t : ; : |pilot’s take under the customary in lap prizes donated by Indjian-| king of the county fair dirt tracks | Dykes admits: he is as baffled
oqe ac re “ -
s: Mo or [Ss meee . a ae eee = = = —— - apolis citizens, and $57,650 con-| was awarded the Stark & Wetzel 25 -¢Very” one else about the
| | ] ma eur 1c Of + wacdcin be xick AP. Wirephote tributed by firms in the automo-| prize as outstanding rookie in |T gers’ about face.
hat means Ward w risk- pho iv i ion . — . »
Over Weekend | ing his neck largely for the U. 8. | BIG WELCOME. — Deane Be- x z ais ance from th ee | sain when v afer ‘me poe : . - | Treasury the rest of this weaj man got a big welcome from s recerved $60,925, rom thé} Grim suffered a dislocated shoul; — yeerney -
Three anor holes weone whe! SANDWICH, England, (AP) — ifie ld for the w alker Cup, I was | son—but his pretty brunette wife, University of Maryland students Speedway; _ $19,500 in lap prizes,/der when he held up his hand to beat Cleveland 7-4 on Charlie 4
scored at Oakland County gomBeane Beman, youngest Americtplaying my worst golf in three| Jo, says he probably woul race | at the Washington National Air- $150 for each lap he led, and|signal the car behind him that Maxwell's ninth-inning homer.
coulrseevover thelwecktnd) ic, to win the British Amateur| years,’ Beman said, “I knew I) 9) nothing. port when he arrived yesterday $26,425 in accessory prizes. He also| his engine had failed. He was| “But we've been getting real
oo ks title, gained a reputation in had little chance of getting into with the huge cup symbolizing |W0D the, Buick pace car and a running sixth at the time at 212) keed pitching. They said we
Art Solow, swimming coach at | pritdin- as an ice cool character ithe foursomes. : “I'm going to make the rest of) the British Amateur Golf Cham- roomfull of trophies, clothing tools | miles. didn’t have any home run hit-
vee Oak Kimball Hich shoe. iaiho ptayed the course and paid! “So Ff set out on a rigorous the vee championship maces an pionship. He defeated American | 24 other awards from racing fans. x * * ters. Well, that was wrong.”
festerday tried fe hand Wilh af | no anente to his opponents. - training schedule hitting as many possibly some sports car events HM) pin } j F - - Grim won by,a thin margin ov
8-Iron on Kochester Golf Club's | * * |as 300 or 400 practice shots a day,|I can get a good car,”’ Ward said. | mia ” vie Le ae Tée parse ccteeky Set Chuck Aeaold Sane Gn, a te if canes ole oe
146-yard 4th hole end knocked it . y my g or » > iversit f all aimed at-getting my game in x * | in vi Roo! A 4
into the cup for the club's ¢nd | The 21 2 ar old University o K n voting by the kie of the man. Now with 46 games gone, .
: Maryland student’ from Silver, aap and winning a pl: ice » the His next race will be the 100-) Year’? committee of newsmen and they've belted 51. The Detroit
_ Bee of the year. He fired an #7. |siring, Md., defeated Bill Hynd- |singl es, miler at Milwaukee next Sunday. racing officials. Arnold ¢ompleted mound corps had a 6.57 earned
The difficult “volcano holé mat man, 43-year-old Abington, Pa.) ” My game improved every day, | The last two. Indianapolis win- the race and finished 15th. run average after the 15-3 pasting
River Bank—the__160-yard 15th—|insurance broker 3 and 2 in the I made the singles and won my|ners, Sam Hanks and Jimmy Bry- 1. Rodger Ward, Los Angéles, Leader Which caused Norman's downfall b :
yielded an ace Sunday when E arl| fina} Saturday. Then both took off: match 7 ‘an, passed up the rest of the cir-| Roadster, 135.857 miles an hour. May 2. Th aff’
: : t e staff's earned run
Butler of Detroit turned the trick!for home a few hours later for Then I came down from Scot-| cuit after their big Winnings at . = mee Miami, Bopking tpect | average has been shaved to 4.88 >
with a 5-iron and went on to card Monday dates. in qualifying’ land to Sandwich for the British the speedway. laseuie Albers” antl ce "in the last four weeks.
91, for his 18-hole jaunt ; |roundis le ie aes scribed nl amd again This ume iG It took Ward nine attempts be- 0 " iTV Tony Bettenhausen, a Park, a ‘ x m
| ritisn sper swrilters de . ved | Pe Paul Goldsmith, :. |
* . * jBeman as “tightlippe a", “ruth-ttrted -to pace myself so that I fore he won the big pot. Only a : main. | are Shores. | 3.
4 . Hoover Special,
Mich. | Demler Special, 134.573, | Not that Maxwell. doesn’t play : dedicated driver would have 6. 2 od Boyd: F } é pla
Red Run Country Chib was the ess" and even as a demon golf-| re ached my peak in the later | ress 7 pecia Sin ne call wee * the other six days in the week, but
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scene of the 3rd ace. Dr. Bernard! oy" | rounds opal Carter. “Indianapolis, Smokey’ an
: . le. - tal, 133.342. aw Paw always seems to do, best
Roach, a dentiit, clicked: with his| * * It all —ytheen out pérfectly, In} a 1986 Memorial Day ciaale By The Associated Press Bolt, Dick Mayer, Cary. Middle-| eat Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio,.on Sunday and yesterday was no
6 res on the g 9 a ‘ih poe wr | Sydney Spicer, writing in the) (he og ee Bill Hyndman 1 ia four-car pai that killed two- Golfing maestro Sam Snead —|coff, Jack Fleck and Ed Furgol— Poa. — ee socal Groves, Mo. ‘exception.
a hete-in-one Saturday. A Red Run y ondon. Sunday Express, said: p ayec just about as well as I can! . eo Ic: along with : Bardahl ial, 133.331. .
member and f@mmer club cham-| : “Beman, small and wiry and| Play.” | Umewmeey Bil vereas 2 isa ‘ ey pbuied pore lk tient Bit pe ene: ae Deen aeesioh| Awe Dees toesn't go in
~ Ry shot &> he! Be | entered the 500 again the next AnD LP. numerous | See 11. Gene Hartley. Indianapolis, Drewry’s Much for stastics, consider these:
pien, Dr. Roach shot 85 for the ajmost expressionaless whatever man was the ith American] olfing laurels—F the {| * *« * Senta), 133"
= ~ round ° the situation, gave a magnificient, to win the British title, first com | year and finished eighth—his best Neal eacdionnl culifying teday’ Hogan and Boros eamed their|** Bob Veith. Senland. Calif., Zink Speci- In seven Sundays Maxwell has
_ exhibition of the short game-—| Peted for in 1885. matt tant Saturaey: along with 476 other hopefuls, _| positions by being among the low 13. “Ai "Herman. Allentown, PA. Seal har accoumed bie 16 of his 39
even by the American standards. Ward escaped injury in another | Snead joins such other luminar- 10 scorers and ties in last yer ar’s| 14. ote Seren. Indianapolis, Federal '. pa a6
. - ote: cane: i ee : é ie RBI's. His Sunday average —
He hit the ball firmly and with sensational crash April 4 at Day-|jes as newly crowned British Ama- Open. Also included in that group| 1s arene eee) el tsa lhoe 31 ls 2o compared 0 248
a penetrating flight. In evefty re- tona Beach, in a 50-mile event that|/teur champion Déane Beman; ‘are Gary Player, Gene Littler,|,. Mar Special. | 130.918 ion the other si pes ~ é
spect he is the type of ruthless followed the world’s record 100-|Masters champion Art Wall Jr.; | Walt Burkemo, Bob Rosburg, Jay ch als el A Ind., Brady | 100 er Six Gays. yi
competitor who makes our job of miler in which fe finished second | pj1] Hyndman, who lost to aeman| Hebert, Bick Metz, Don January, |!” . anatie.. Hocke. Center Valley, Pa, * * *
| catching up with American golf to Jim. Rathmann of Miami, in the British Amateur final and|Frank Stranahan and Tommy Ja-| 18 ar omsher Gress heres city, Fia.| Perhaps most important, the
| so difficult.” ke Arnold Palmer, one of the leading| cobs. 19. Pat Flanerty, Chicago, Zink Special,| 18ers have developed a knack of
: a Ward seemed headed for alperformers along the pro circuit,| Also escaping the rigid double! 2. ‘rer*"tamman, gan Gabriel, caur,|PoUncing back from tough losses.
Beman’s success in the British “bridesmaid’s” season when hein the battle to get into the tourna-| qualifying which has trimmed the’,, McNamara special, 150 Ia ‘Yesterday's victory, after the
Ay ty is ae aoe hg ee eae ment proper. field from an original cast of 2,402" man-Cacaie, Spe ial “Ta fap. nian oe i bes pony eet. rf
oye oe ausen, Tinley Park, . IL, in an- are U.S. Amateur champion peti Heated Ulta gh meetin s Chicago Saturday, was typical.
Cup at Muirfield, May 15-16. - aiher championship race A This is the second round of |, . Cha Special, 136 Ia {pleased Dykes im
championship race April 19 etiminations for the main event {He Cor, who competed on the 2 far Special, Tis one. ancl ° memeely. The Young M ryt inder, a mem: | at Trenton, NJ. Ile put an-end to at the Winged Foot Club, Ma- Walker Cup team with Beman and 24. Don Branson, Champaign. Il, Estes! “That was a big one,” he said , | *
[ber of the Walker Cup squad, was AMERICAN LEAGUE at paltecn last Satumday. = -
dropped from the fins ene but Cleveland hall ia We mening | ‘ ian Risinlimiaid. maroneck, N.Y., dune 11-13. eit ld, a alae te 38: Heb, Christie Grants Pass. Ore, Fed after 27,706 came out to welcome
won his -singles match cores _- 25 " sa 1 | Ward set a new speedway rec- | Only 131 spots remain open for head erwald, and Clatide Harmon, 4, ‘hove Grane iwitanapolis, ‘Sumar| the Tigets home from a three-
“Tig -victory—at-Sandwich—was—t Cup 2 3! 332 | ord- of 135.857_ miles: an hour, | the nearly 500 golfers who will |€ad pro at the host club, fer Social, 85 laps. week road trip. ‘The fans were zt Tt 4 ; . nm __.-__197, Jack-Turge?, Seattle, Travelon Special! ee =
triumph for personal planning and inte York 3 tes Sa | beating Jim Rathimann by 23.27 | be competing at 13 locations A field of 17 pros and nine 47 laps. : wr ready fo run us out of town
determination. | Washington ne 4 wy | seconds or about a mile, Rath- | across the country, amateurs will bid for six Open 2 ee, eee McKay] waen we weat behind 3-0 in the
"Soon, after: we ° arrived at Muir- " YESTE -RDAY'S RESULTS "| mann’s speed of 135.619 also | twelve wilt be held today, The| PCrths in the Michigan sectional m al,“ ine Tampa, Fis, Bowes| first inning. But we fooled them.
sspecgeee ie eae | Raltimore s myriad |< . topped Hank’s 1967 record of 135.- | 131h—at Atlanta—was put off until trials today at Grosse He Golf Lg em Special: ° 2 MBS: Now they know what to expect
[aoa “cine Wash et 0 | 601. | Tuesday because of rain © and Country Club, z ite Mea ie. — | from the Tigers.
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ROA aray | It turned out to be a four-car| The two largest groups will be} Leading the-field will be John| 32 ‘ten Ag A Ore. Wolcott) “My pitchers have developed {Chicago 4 Detrolt 3, second game Cleveleng ‘4 Ls del City 2, yal game | :
Whitt Cashes In Kansas City 3, Cleveland 1, second game, race and Ward got a big assist at Springfield, N.J., where Hynd-|/Barnum, Chick Harbert, Pete’ 33. ST Sraeett Heeeaiy. Ariz, Belong confidence and the whole team’s
4 go 2. kame ‘from his smooth pit crew and air man will be vying-for a spot, and|Cooper, Max Evans and Gene Special. 1 lap. |more relaxed.”
; |New York 11, Washington 2. first game jacks which were installed in his at Cincinnati, where the touring| Bone of Pontiac, all pros. Bone) How nen- finishing cars were eliminated: t Dykes first - message to the - |New York 11.-Washington 9. second game
Boek falas Aoaeceat eae - ed Sete Ty Cae ie ee ae a shoot oven the 36-hold!was medalist in the local quali-jnit wail; Turnere epit fuel lank, Weyant, |Tigers four weeks ago was to stop
on 0 red TODAY'S GAMES irve sfops for fuel and tires in a route, The class of the field, how- fiers on May 18. oo or meee weked ae peat | ‘pressing and relax.
anne, centre pan Rel can BP and total of one minute and 13 ever, on ate fo pe waning: Additiona] qualifying site<*in burned piaton Christie. dropped sees * * *
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, .(AP)—Goll rae is Cileasy A ym Daley” en ee ee: Wall and Palmer are entered. ne Kendas City, Buttalo, Mem. broken valve. spring , “Cheesbours, man Tre Tigers a Ee Complete Front End Ipro Don Whitt is-in a hot. streak!onty games Moors it | os = | —— Te |e Wee Wort.” , -|neto failed; Dick Rathmanm. car caucht Casy confidence long foreign at
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2 Ss ee eee) By The Associated Press lover Cincinnati. While the Pirates continued to | At the close of the holiday week-| Warren Spahn moved up to tie abel Fite " secitha Dileriate
BRAKE AND G@ ™ Yankee Haters arise! The battle! Face lest to ‘Milwaukee, May | Move up after their sorry start, bons the Braves led the Giants by Hall of Famer Carl Hubbell with eek.
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BERVIEE, ithe American League cellar. record. During that period he ae a \Braves while winning 2-1. ea Flanagan? 2 for his
— = | The Washington’ chapter is ss has appeared in 61 ball games, | In contrast to the homer-packed hammer coa ching. technique.
blame, They forgot to lock the No wonder Manager Danny Mur- games at Cincinnati, . strikeout word record. holder Harold Con-
‘basement door over the long week- | taugh insists he has the best pitching predominated in Cali nolly (225-4) learned how to toss
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_« Ceaaes ols oni ton twice on Saturday, scoring 6- |pitchers turned in nine strikeouts. | if la h his peak b | Tube-type plus tax eam renee : 22 runs, and won Sunday’s single | * * * ‘The two-club total of 23 tied a! jhim. He shou Ofyr = ee Y and recappable tire ane ha : = 3-0 in th ath and Bab | The Pirates thrust last winter's |National League record. a ba as veg sani poston! WHITEWAI ai
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~ fe New Mufflers 3 ed when Wes Cevington hit a two-| |pics, Basil Ince of Tufts, who! EASY TERMS be ; #1, ‘ Cleveland held its one-game lead irun-homer—off: Ray Semproch in'jowered the 27-year-old _ Movant ne :
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A-Fair Look at Cuba: No. 3 | Je J be 8 \ es ™ | ~ : -|They. Don't Want Unions |‘ ‘ane tty rocerae . geri
Reds Undermining Labor Unions : | No Soviet agent ever belonged
|to the party of the nation in which).
|he operates,
| « Ww +
Editor Franquil, tense and ascetic |-
ilooking, once worked as a proof
‘reader on the Red newspaper,
Hoy. Today he denies any affilia-
tion. But his hatred of America,
shared by other-(astro leaders, is
nearly pathologic.
In my interview with him he
asked: “Why discuss commu-
nism? Why net discuss some-
thing-positive?”’
When I agreed to talk of “some-
thing positive,” he queried if petu-
Hance: ‘Why does the United States
support the (Dominican) dictator
Trujillo with arms and money for
an invasion of Cuba?” ANN ARBOR @ — A. Collee:| interviews with 277 non-supétvis-
tive bargaining study made by|ory professional employes in 10
"| Prof. John W. Riegel, director of| large firms, .
the University of Michigan Bu- i :
shows hat eek ont, af tive scien-| Pictures were transmitted elec-
tists and enginéers oppose collec-Itrically for the first time in 1925.
By LEON DENNEN . My questions as to why Commu-
NEA Special Correspondent — [nists enjoy open season in-Cuba, |
HAVANA — soa Castro's ier ‘free to bore-into labor unions, sec. officially committed to.democratic Pe : oO ve @ n ts, the
‘freedoms, nevertheless puts ‘out al army ice rument pos
huge welcome mat for Communists | And this is @ bare 90 miles on
in many Vital spots, and allows, Florida
Havana to serve as crossroads for .
Red agents from the four corners At least twa Red Chinese
ef the globe - agents are here, posing as re-
porters for Peiping’s New China
news agency. Russian agents
pose as “trade union” delegates,
Castro and most of his top. of
ficials deny any bond with com-,
einer - tig terviewed In the.LaCabana fortress prison
et a. of t ST gy ace ve Oe ana Nie n Red
either evaded or cou no ans er units hatch plots tor Invading
=| their countries.
oo
PHONE FEDERAL 2° 485! Hospitable. Havana seems a
: Tey. 4 LAND: ‘a | veritable haven for Communist
MODERNIY AIR CONDITIONED Latin Ameri¢an intrigue now that!
NOW SHOWING the lid is on! in Mexico |
Standing in strafegic position as
FEATURES AF chief of Cuba's. armed forces is - * ‘ * _ encom oat
SR a ee Fidel's brother Raul, a fiery U.S P Two ten iar have seen
a s| ranqui’s paper mildly assail Com-|
IT BEGAN ON A... hater, He denies; nes Ted. says munists.in Cuba as ‘‘divisionists.” MICHIGAN CAMPUS if he becomes one «he'll declare it| : Ly fi ican
. “Fight out in front of everybody.’ MAJ. “CHE” GUEV ARA: Hi “= reas signi aoe .
‘and Ended in the Most ~- « £ SE es a? GUEVARA; His |tached+te this. m7 THE BIG DRIVE-IN
> Famous TEENAGE actions do the talking. | Many well-informed Cubans hold is . lian) \aAwE
TRIAL of the Day! Sut he talks and acts like & | gemempagerrn ithe view that the Communists al- END of UNION LAKE
- card-carrying, party-line Commu- , eis jready have fastened so firm al | #
Th | nist, and so does his wile, the * Me grip-on the labor unions, units of| . = : .
ia alle, beautiful Vilma Espin- Both are ithe army, and some segments of 7 P.M. ALL COLOR prow
POST EULEE said to have had sabotage and) |government that Fidel Castro will R “
wi CinemaScape guerrilla training in Red Czech- | be unable to balk them. : aptihs CLA K goes for .
oslovakia, At 27 he's described) fee Ee se
DARRYL fe ZANUK as tougher, colder and less gen-| HOLD KEY SLOTS. ; .
uctions. Inc Presents | CrOus than his- brother In government, they have many ;
| secretaries, and in te army, many “ AP Wirephote
Veutenents working for the Red AIN'T TALKING — Two-year-old Robert Maynard Jr. of But- "AUSe. nti-Communist labor . . pare Me toe: can saeratiey in falo, N.¥:, was a tight-lipped visitor at a police station. The
a strategic place is more impor- youngster, found a block from his home in pajamas, was brought
tant than a cabinet minister. Thir-| to the station by Patrolman Donald C, Farr, but refused to utter
ty lieutenants are more important] a sound. His frantic parents rushed to the station to report their
|than a general." - mises child, eles to find him seated shee on see auey:
Thus for the present the Com-
munists are content to stay in the background, ‘There is. no” known Holly wood Headlines
twits beth Batista —and—the—Heds,__t ! Ee S4e \Red—in_Castro's cabinet. ss} —
was named. by Castro as general) | 4 An Fc a. W il Pr 5d
secretary of the Cuban Confedera-| re . . Pg le ees Bet Jo or I ro uce
| Moscow's master minds in Latin N A d t M
ee a wert mtuneans (New Adventure Movie ealvador in < ree SoVvie Ww)
ae CARLOS FRANQUI: His ha: | £ repeat the mistake they made | lice agents — Ivan Firapov, Timo | js “Metemata und auke open
fei Eremeev and Vadirn Listov id tee pore Pig ° ope By LOUELLA 0, PARSONS |Natalie Wood and Bob Wagner ote to travel through Cuba as repre a HOLLYWOOD — John Ford, who/ When they walked into their new, :
ORSON WELLES + DIANE VARS! sentatives of bogus state-dominat \ At the core of Cuba's heey is) on pretty well write his own|home in Beverly Hills, even though | BLUE SKY TONITE
..and 0 will you!
p . i green light to work their way
/ 3 into key unions, Anti-Batista la- .
i hor leaders, whose only offense CINEMASCOPE
7 OW EASTMAN COLOR
—h& COLUMBIA PICTURE— In the labor field, Cuban Reds, |
; who collaborated with the de-
tr ‘ij posed Dictator Batista, have the
in opposing communism, are |
‘+ | barred from running for union
office
e David Salvador, a man little con
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JEAN STOCKWELL « BRADFORD DILL MAN ed Soviet trade unions the matter whether Castro can ticket with any coinpany, is taking) it was practically empty of furni-|
Anti-Red labor leaders estimate FLORIDA : prevent the Communist bid from his next production, “Captain Buf-|ture. They were served a com. | DRIVE-IN THEATER ;
ADDED IN CINEMASCOPE the Communists control at least ~¥% bids being made. All his denials) ¢), » right to Jack Warner. This| Plete dinner, topped by champagne gh) Ooduke Ra bE a 4er) OPEN 7 P M
SPORTS & CARTOON 14 Ciiban unions, including those | . a} of Communist attachment tend to | goes into production in July, and | and caviar, The donor was Mike , ~ pen , a 2 :
in such industries as sugar, food, | vomnrs yg MTANTIC ocean get lost in spongy double-talk. The| some tests have already - b een Romanoff, their new _neiighbor
e.° FRIDAY e.28 5 .tobaceo, hospitals, hotels, drug lab- | . clear-¢ a answer is never quite made. jacross the street.
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“ROOM at the TOP”, oratories, airlines and printing. , AMO EG ing Havana throng he “Captain Buffalo” is described; * * *
se REDS RACE TIME ® (Oa Nacel Bese) ls = - . as a big adventure story written) Snapshots of Hollywood collect-
She Played With Fire” | age | CUBA declared his revolution has a po), | 3s warner Bellah and Willisjed_at random: L Said Angel Confino, Cuba’s most) | A litical philosophy all its own, Coach, arner é 2 Cail Russell aid her agent, Dane|
r | respected labor leader: Ilse ‘neither Communist nor capi-| U0'C0€C™: Mitc seu and ner agen’, Us . ARROE AR Coy | obpients : Mitchell, were a dinner duo at the!
co The Communists are racing | talis! He added: My goodness, its been many | ,- ;
\n vainst time to gain complete con- J * * * ad since I heard the name Eldorado, Gail telephoned that she| : AMAICA ‘ ay \ : ‘plans to go full speed ahead on |
| “1 do not know whether the slan-| Willis Goldbeck, Willis also will
‘derers of our revolution, who say| ©e-produce “Buffalo” ig 7 vat
it is Communist or infiltrated by| Ford (Johns boy), with John, |}, field into the Tropicana in Las
|ecommunisnt, think mainly of the) of course, as executive producer. \Wegas vane ot vine date se Betty
fact that we do not persecute or| Jeffrey Hunter has been penc illed | because her old man, Harry James
execute Communists. ‘in by John for one of the top)is tootin’ the.horn down the street ee
What onlookers think mainly of/roles. That's because Jeff did such at the Flamingo Lounge — and) ae ae
jis the unquestioned sharp ad-/a-geod job in “The Searcher.” | doing very well I might add.
vanee of Communist penetration The “Pete Gunn" TV series, —————
COLOMBIA on many critical Cuban fronts. | which nabbed eight kmmy nomi-
jEven Castro's reforms bear a Red | nations, will, be made into a fea- Joan Crawford Broke,
Maj. Krneste (‘Che'') Guevara, stamp ture length; movie.
commander of the LaCabana A bere 80 miles from Florida. And what many Cubans — and] Blake Edwards, who took ‘Peter Takes Small Film Role
itor of Castro's newspaper, Revo- (to reappear as a power behind where — are asking is: why does| about for ideas for a movie which siar Joan Crawford 155 she is! WAI E RFO RD fortress, and Carlos Franqut, ed- ‘outsiders in America and else-|Gunn" to MGM, is now looking) HOLLYWODD (AP) — Movie
tucion. Ic astro. Experts on communism be- a man. -who says he’s devoted to/he will write and direct. |broke,. the Los Angeles Examiner | DRIVE-IN TH EATER
Guevara, a man in his early |lieve him a Soviet secret police|freedom give the agents of tyr- Craig Stevens, the TV series Said today, | THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN
30's, first came to the attention |, agent any me much agetted Ane hero will also star in the movie. | Miss Crawford is here to play “Cor. Willi Lohke-Ai
of US. intelligence when he ap-| Guevara said this of himself: how do you halt an advance tha | Craig has hankered for just such |@ Small pact in a film t. Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:00 P. M.
é tro! of the labor unions, Chads, |
hunger and tinemployment are,
their natural allies.’
NOW! gs 25c ea Confino himeelf is on Castro's!
blacklist because hé baels the Au-|
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peared iis an adviser to the pro). ; . | | a ‘break for years. His wife, | She is the widow of Alfredif .
‘Red president of Guatemala, the’) | I've Jes) asked so many fee) The answers liein the unplumbed) qi vig Smith, may also be in Steele, chairman of the board of “
ate Jacobo Arbenz Guzman lr pice I ive 7 ian wpenk ‘tor NEXT "Tm va pop sat the movie, Pepsi-Cola Co., who died of a THRU
| CNT Vane wens ‘ ° e of Castro. jheart attack sever: weeks ago. !
(RED AGENT? | themselves.’ If you ask me am 1! a Barbara Rush, who is up to her art a ‘ oer ves igo | TU ESDAY
On fhe latter's overthrow, Gue-j}a member of the Cuban Commu- neck in fittings for her trousseau, . ee : a | i
ivara dropped from sight for years, | “nist party the answer is no.” Monty ls Hot Favorite looked like a dream girl in her Oeticd oro Miss)
——— ~ for Top Canada Post summer gown. She's slimmer than’ ' : on
; NOW NOW | an ever__“Tell. ‘ae you get id jname. Uncle Sam has every
~ 6:30 & 10:30 “SOS Only | LONDON (UPI) — The London/of all that weight : vpenny, Alfred, before his ee 0
PLUS! , Daily Herald said that retired|you lost?" I asked. Aen Wat aving me
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“T Jost 30 pounds,” she said,/ that way. It all went for income | ery was ‘‘a hot favorite’ for the .
RY | aan “and it wasn't easy, I lived on! |taxes and debts.”
Sevune ‘post ao Sater wes eenaral eggs, tomatoes and apples and ate s PTTL y | The pro-Laborite newspaper said} eth me erie: ; T , ne
Place ee Montgomery is. the only Briton on ;no dinner, The heavy dinners are
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| WASHINGTON (UPI)—A leading; imity warning. indicator: “As ) Particularly mentioned were new want ot ectionts occur ‘away from) * “research organization has warned necessary as\a stoplight or turn ach’ in the peask laenitia: URaen cineek sivnae talon |
that & foolproof method of pre- signals on a\car to supplement ‘bility of fire in a landing, |are pot on hand, pitts
venting’ air collisions still’ is five trattie control, en airways or for through impact-resisting fuel tanks.| If also called for pertectio#) 6f.a/ years away from achievement.’ | aréas where control is absent.” . ~ ei battery-operated rescue beacon to | oo + , (The FAA gampuneed last week ,° ‘eat tion ¢XP@dite search and rescue work,! The Cornell-Guggenheim Avia-| formation of a. special govern. a" Showw that bette ® particularly in the Aretic. | tion Safety Center, in its. ninth ment-industry crash program to — passengers gr 5 ian ois } | ;
annual survey. of avizition safety; develop such a device.) — — an aor te Prec egel barrage done | >
projects, listed air traffic control’ The Cornell-Guggenheim report y= — | ee eilines — oe | i
as the most pressing problem for... The FAA and the a . = Ma ane = eS
the third consecutive year. - 'disclosed there are now more than try, the report pemar markable success. In 1958, it | . - = ; ee erie
, a 600 aviation safety research proj-\grave moral responsibili | goted, U.S. domestic and inter. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES | : By Edgar Martin
cae = taht Pics ects under way in the United that new designs are chmpaible| Path 3 LURRENT SPOLED 0! | COPSELLET aNoTHER Car T o> | ORERAA ROAINES?
action” a thls: field, bat added, ot*t, Canada, Great Britain and with the Dent aveiiatie dete*—ai oa ax « eae TELL NOBODY, FZ.ROD, | | OUT OF TH’ BAG. CIELL ARWANS \ pe ¥ * The Netherlands. About 130 are broad hint that new airliners have) : : , : ’ ,
“There will be an — ee braid new. nat eta march. find | 1% ives tn. six fHtal accidents. TTR A CHOLINE NWT XKOKES
of several a biggie " | The report bluntly deciared that ings, . | That meant a rate of one fatality —s
mum of five, an agers prob- ‘the aviation industry has failed to The survey said survival of pas-|for every 300,000 ‘passengers flown
lems are adequately solved.” = incorporate ‘many research devel- sengers depends largely on “huilt-“~a 20 per cent improvement over
The re noted that for the opments into new transport planes. in protection” because 65 to 70\per'the 1955-57 average. port
first time “ample funds and . 4
aggressive management are now ;
available to find solutions.”’ bie it ee BOARDING HOUSE
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should Tay tmmediate plans, to | MMMM lo MY WORD, BTHAT GENL MAN'S avoi compiacencty 0 e ae : :
1855 period “'which led to our pres- DEUCED GOOD THING L HEARD Wie Se sie miles gd feng ‘ent dilemma in, traffic control.” THE CLANG OF OLD DOBBIN'S SHOES EALM! \ISTAH MAJOR
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reduce the ail collision menace: PLENTY OF PETROLIN THE TANK, | ( HIM TO 4 SL. N INHIS EVE!
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—Fast development of a prox- TK ® .
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for Draft Call in July © | A call to Michigan Local Boards ah
to deliver 560 registrants for army }
induction in July including 42 from. \ Oe Oakland County, has been issued NY ae oor DE we by the State Selective Service. . LAS Si KIN DO WITR ey)
Headquarters in Lansing. YER. VoTe
_ Oakland boards 65 and 67, lo x | - >) hts ;
cated in Pontiac will account for WS
nearly 73 per cent of the county %., wy tay
quota. Board 65 will send seven J
men while 67 will send 22. ASON - : :
Oakland board 66, in Royal Oak, EADS THE MASOR =a SS Lae
will account for the other 13 men. LIKE A RACING FORM «commana thine = |
State headquarters said volun-
teers were expected to fill more
than a half of the July quota. OUT OUR WAY
Wayne County boards will call for. : Wi, y
7 neeerens ee HAH-H4H--1-1 KNEW Y WHy, DION’ You Y WELL, YOU'VE A LOT DAM coming Som okeate Eee WHAT THEY'D DO SO} KNOW ’AT, MA? | OF NERVE ASKING \ . Cluding 19 from the Upper Penin- I WATCHED--HA-HA/ / WHY, FROG LEGS | ME TO COOK SUCH see, By T. V. Hamlin
sula. | I'VE SEEN A LOT OF ALWAYS JUMPS | THINGS-- GET \ , ; =~
; = FAST STARTS, BUT-- AN’ TWITCHES THEM OUT OF MY aa
YEE-HEE--ITSA 7 LIKE 'AT WHEN pe, HOUSE--
It s Now Illegal GOOD THING THAT YOU'RE COOKIN’ /
< SCREEN DOOR 'EM-- IT'S TH’ Sp =a es od
to Tattoo Girls, WASN'T HOOKED -- /. > NERVES a> Faia IN SO ! ‘ bs Ww yo
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The Florida House unanimously
passed a_bill today making it il-'
legal to tattoo boys and girls un-!
der the -ge of 18. . .}
The original bill, intréduced by
Rep. Doyle Conner of Starke, put
only girls under the tattoo ban. | 3
House speaker Thomas D. Beas- a. .
ley at first sent it to the public’
amusements committee for study. - By Leslie Turner
“Would you please explain to OKAY— LISTEN! WE MUST VE WAYBE SHOUTS AND THUMPING FROM Xs GO $88 IF OR COOND
the House what prompted you ; WAKED TH’ VILLAGE, TRYIN’ LAB CAUSED By SAME FAT FEMALE . this bile” Re Dil TRY TO \\ TO AROUSE DOONE FROM PROWLER WHO WAKE ME ONCE to introduce this nN? p- Cneck BOONES rng Sec edly
Frank Marshburn asked Conner. | BLEEDING, WHILE : :
Conner said he understood that YOU GET ONE 0 HiS
some young girls who had been, ag bhatt
‘tattooed were sofry about it later -
on when it was too late. |
The House accepted an amend- t
ment to include boys under 18 in}
the bill's provisions. Conner’s orig-
inal bill provided maximum pen-| .
alties of a $500 fine and six months ae
in jail for anyone who ‘‘tattoes! TRWKLIAMS
the body of a female Jess than 18 MOMENTS WE'D LIKE TO LIVE,OVER 7" Meus rm on 6
vears of age.’ . . ‘
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PROFITABLE | | 4 OPPORTUNITIES fe Every Day in the Pontiac Hf
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. take soventage of'-this easy way r..
to solve ali yout buying and ?
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nS te = ; © Pig aoe - Ne shall be served by publication of # copy [aa ‘Five Suffer Injuries fmausasteatas me :
" ess, &
orogai S ses 0 ss ee oo tals . Moore, Judge of said Court, in the City in vil e a e ras of Postiac in said Coufty, this 2908 dey . May, A.D. 1958.
nee — (feals” ARTHUR &. MOORS. ~ true copy) Judge robe : - A two-car smashup on M59 near] pP4.3°5* (Fecassennd. Fisk road, White Lake Township, Probate Register, seabicnedl sr BeeT ns
ies i j GBR around 2 a.m, Sunday injured five) -. = == => : . - one . — persons, accordi to Oakland) NOTICE OF REVJEW OF SPECIAL as. :
| } iff’ be ties sessment roll for the Township © e t
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es a . . . \ > 5 a x County Sher . . ates Meominet. 434 or other persons tnter-
; ~ . + 8: s ested in the following described lots and : . in , f : 1 :
Stocks Push MARKE I S ed ness § All of the injured icy brady Pests OT thru 19 inclusive: Lot-#1: Lots | : > Genera ital./153 thru 160 inclusive of Sou z z te ponent greece ‘edeay~ A SoG ad Cantend Count ness j : . Ld) z * | Township, Oaklan ‘ounty. Oe, : | see Sawing see) top peices ; McCullough, 16, of 3225 Middle St.,| “Please iske notice that s Special As, : > | ‘
- . . = s <i = \covering sales of locally grown | f ain U ures Milford,’ suffered facial injuries [fer tie in the office of the: auneme
[produce brought Se and is listed in satisfactory cendi- Sal aneamons roll has been prepared
i “|Market by growers and sold by tion today, jfor the purpose of assessing the mere ' h in wholesale package lots : ‘ lof the following described improvemen I “ORK 4 j ale 1 : CHICAGO up—Weakness spread MeCullough’s auto was pushing (to the property benefited therefrom o NEW YORK (®—The stock mar Quotations are furnished by the - me E Grading and constructing 2 inch bi-
+ ket hed further into record high f B ; Markets, as of through the grain futures, Markel a stalied car when it was struck (iuminous aggregate surface and Road - ad - i tod y In moder ‘tel pete Earcen iol Sere today with wheat, rye and soy- from behind by a car driven by erenagg 1 mp Ney oO wamerionk. South grou ri Oday } I Fi ¥ irs . moe : . | ji r si :
‘ i é t ‘adin Briday. beans down major fractions of a) derry C. McFarland, 19, of 245 S. Bicomtield ego ger aaa at ,e rading. .* ie es i r ; | ’ | Id awie : : Gains of pivotal, issues were a3 cent in active selling ee an Edith St. ee farthe® certs that the ‘Town . 2 ” : ‘VErE inutes of dealings iship Board will meet at the ' £ mpsily lnarrow sand ‘slave Sco Detroit Produce oa ithe Been ‘ot Trade 2 | McFarland and two of his three Hah in the Township at 8:30, 9 lect \ ; re : dé | 5 : : ! crally within a 1-point range FRUITS signa aes passengers, Linda M, Gratopp, 18, P2"- om Thursday. wawing said special 3 Mone EXPENSIVE OF Tore Volatile | appies LANE . hen yo me ‘* es Favorable weathar and crop iad of 60221 Mt. Vernon Dr., Rochester, |sssessment, roll and hearing any objec- ues made wider moves. — epeet eas Spy. No. 1. bu | > 75 ditions again were the bearish in-| and Mere! L,-Evans, 21, of 450 Ir-|toms thereto. pupiey. . Internationa! Business. Machines, | gtecie Red. Pan ' _bu ev 400 fluences. . * win St., were treated for minor in- otatesagrid Reacts which rose 68', points jast week, aspatague, @ VEGETABLES * | juries and released. oe he ee
added noller 10 pointe or so: hivce No 1 a new departure from long!~ ; Fast stepping Zenith jum pedifeers’ woo 1 “ace” dbo? oat ard ot — = * | HERE'S 120 YEARS of ast stepping en J tLeeks. No 1 doz established practice, the Board of} The thi id Carol 1. Zovis | about | Onions. gretn, doz Sr “hed two sheat contracts} e third a, R ce: An, Barbering Experience - A Sea } r fone preva led Poreria ‘ ee Trade ove TO DES ? a] 17, of 559 Ellis St., hester, was for ou , siightiv Mmigheg TONE Preveds caresrips. “4 nu, . o. y » f F: ear : ¢ : eee ne tee | equip-| Potatoes, 50 Ib ige raging inere Way -& yee admitted with back injuries and is com ve among stecls, motors, farm CQUIP-| eee red 25 ahead. The July and September} : A Pe ° Secord © Earl Castle ments. electtonics. chemicats and|Rediches’ enite as 8 a ' : ; 146 : Le weal! reported in satisfactory condition Perc Secor : nents “i€ T Se MIC. € j ists 3 ’ sree h = ries x e cr i Ss : z 7 =
ils ‘The pattern was mixed for|Rhubsrm, outdoor, doy pene. 2. 0) the board, ‘The rae opened ¥ BIDS FAREWELL — Early auto maker and. pany and Pontiac. Among many friends bidding | today. * Harry Dane = ® Scot.Bonham ; jen noth Ds 5 e boar 5 y one b = a a _ : : : : . - ey - rubbers, rails. airlines and atr- GREENS Siar faatal test driver Floyd E. Loree fieft) has retired from Loree farewell was R. J. Longpre,. production McFarland ‘told deputies he had Patronize Your eee afts. ¢ ers drifted to the down: Cabbage. No 1, bu. .... 2.02.2. 6200 9 a 2 / fter 48 years of -con- manager just passed another westbound auto i = ’ oe pet Collard, No J, bu 00 «6 Wheat was \% to '% cent a bushel, Pontiac Motor Division after years . 5 : ; ich Mustard, No. 1, bu. |. -.., 150 | f iui an hour. Jul ice with Oaliand Motor Car Com —aale ‘and as he pulled back into his lane, , r Mu _? . db rf rr & ‘ a j sec > service t a H 4 I i Sorrel. ou 7 1 50 apes ter 4 “ a0) ‘ te meculive Seiwit + + [he saw the McCullough car ahead CAPI | OL Spinach, bw 50 oe; corm unehanged to % ; a : lof hi b nidn’t s in time ' 1 90 , : jof him, but couldn't stop in time. New York Stocks Turnips bu er. July $1.24'%%; oats unchanged ae spies Barber Shop 4 s P) y : . tall } to %» lower, July 62%; rye %4 to STATE OF MICHIGAN — In the Pro- ene See Poultr ond E gs ee if : “ ‘ bate Court for the County of Oakland, , 590 W.. Huron Street Figures alter decimal ppint are elgiths : ' y g rw lower, July $1.19% Pid sans 4 \ Juvenile Division. \ “Plenty of Off-Street Parking” ty to 4% lower, July $2.25. | In the matter of the petition concern- A ‘ yy tle) Led . DETROIT EGGS . , jing Joseph L. Manning alias Bannister, FE 5-8912 ails 604 Kresge, SB 12 6 DETROIT MAY 20 (AP: ~-Eyge FOR ‘Minor. Cause No. 1670@ A ( 11 Kroger . BA Detroit in cane lota federal state grad . . | To Jack Manning. father of said child |——=—= ——— asl enn : Whee tiade WA our be et cis Grain Prices . Petition having been, filed in this 7 Aliua #13 LOF Gls a ani large 24, large 21-52. wtad avg JI sn . oe W Court alleging that the present where-| (Advertisemeat) i am aéti 18 iby Me Ne 5 go tim 25, small 18 Grade B Large a8. ’ CHICAGO GRAIN ' jabouts of the father of said minor child) Am Ch 4 ere _alwid ave a en Cirade A oe CHICAGO June 1 «‘APy Opening
[SES snknews end seee (eee pee said Readvertisement ce ee ef sus en 1G gerbe ae eee 8, pmedium) 28 semi) grein : : . ilated a law of the State, and that sai = Air A} Hi ft Loews Hs » WB checks 20 Wheat July "1 Bi N ht G ven child should be placed under the juris- ear : : 5 Total weenty receipts of government July -- 283" Cate new eps! : ; ird, aug on ' diction of this Court \ « ae ee : Sg pik ieted exe May Is AL 0NE 20 vere ihapt ae oe ce arly automobile pioneer has; was added to Loree'’s ttinerary F . | In the name of the people of the State F B d . 4 “12 “Commerisily graded Monn les Dee 653 i" . ot " “tienda al Pontiac! and he thrilled many Visitors Key Posts With Car, ‘or Michigan, Foo (Bre berexy nour’) or bias Ava ah 42:7 aL UL ee rp pes i - Said gooagny to 5 e s . . a jthat the hearing on said petition will} A White Giade A J bo 12-31 extra’ May 1 W4'@ . . ‘ — ‘ istne the ° Ly ae 7 wales ; ae . 18 ‘ . oto vision, bringing down the: with his driving skill over be held at the Oakland County Servic L 5 ae , ete ne foe Meine 30 Inge 27-2 meri 21-21, July 1980. 1 July H1e% Motor Division, bringing « ents te viet oe and iss Truck Division ‘ICenter, Court Houde Annex. 12§0B-West| - School District of the City of a ee Le p 44; Browns Grade A extra large » Sau Cerin a mal een a * curtain on a colorful 48-year ca new test tracks. In 1929 an Bi |. \Blvd ini (the CityletPontise (in sald! Peatiac Pontiac Michigen will Hall & © 4gn Meac arge 27-20, medium 22-23',, Grade uly a Doe 3 : : ; : has- t ne. A.D} ’ ' 5 Merck es) 7 epl 10', Mare 1244's ree j Ni the birth and. he organized a meil route to has- | . ; County, on the 9th day of June . ; BK let 2) Mergen Line “59 large 22 Det eis tard Warum | ee fee ' . ree dence by auto- | Two Birmingham afea men have/i9s59. ‘at nine o'clock in the forenoon,| receive sealed bids for Kitchen kh j 2 Merr Chas ve Bc March 17, July eo [development of both the Oakland) ten GM correspondence by au ‘been appointed-to key assignments ®"4 you are hereby commanded to ap-| Equipment for Addition to Wash- Bi Alu fg MI Hor 19 DETROIT POULTRY Oute sold type Motor Car and the modern day mobile between plants in Detroit, | een appointe to a = . |pear personally at said hearing. | ington . Junior High School until ia : Monsan Ct 06 DEIROLI Ma ‘8 AP Prices pa ; " voce . i in the Dodge Car and Truck Di-| It being impractical té meke personal | gt wm «< Bora VW S Mout Wat 48.) per pound fob Detroit fur No } quaiit Pontiac. Pontiac, Flint and Lansing. vision, Chrysler Corporation jt service hereof. this summons and notice} 2:00 P. M., E. S. T., Wednes- I KK MI > Mo Prod 46 live poultr ‘ ys 5 . blicats otk copy | ’ <
Fest ee oT Mot Wheel. TET Heavy Type meme rt tant tyme rene : ‘ _ on _Loree’s Qukland and Pontiac as-\ was announced. today. Tone week previous to egid hearing in the| ay, June 10, 1959) at the office Balke soy Motorola Me ie be Whe to nnd fipere 3 oe | ld am | 3) Floyd. FE, (Shortyy Loree. 5641 sionments. served under 11 differ- ; - _<p|Pontiac Press. a newspaver printed and| of the Board o weation, 4 Budd Co wean Murrey CP B 4 Ib Whites 10-20, Barred Rocks 23 ) : ig ' | William J. Bird, 1120 Lyonhurst| circulated in said County | Patterson Street, Pontiac, Michi- eee! tq Nat. BL 1 4.24. caponeties under § Ibs 20-21. over & ‘Willams Lake Rd., Drayton Plains, ent general managers, also includ- toe | Witness, the Honorable Arthur &./ ich ti 1 Wt ‘ Pact a ( mR fis ibe 26° ducklings 26, breeder turkeys ® 4 : id., Birmingham was named us-; 5. he cite: gan, at which time and place a ‘ Niche oil ) ; ; Friday retired from Pontiac Mo- eq duties wiih sales promotion, |** Moore, Judge of said Court. in the City; 8am, aF : d nto ao, WE ale rqriserz crepe Res) 23 00 e 0 us Id | ‘ . sistant general manager of thejof Pontiac in said County, this 29th day| bids will be publicly opened an aoe 01 le tiac Motor with more years Of the courtesy department, and tool | aivisicn lot May, A. D. 1959 cead sloud c } Centra j . | . | ‘ | iS : “culiv orvice than ¢ ther! gacine « Since 194 as . . (Seal) ARTHUR E. MOORE. | ; ‘ a A: 18 ,é An ag 8 Livestock ee sete apy ei Sale rvice eed ped 0 i engineering ae : ete cared John B. Naughton, 2933 E. Brad-| "4" sue copy) Judge of Probate | Sanda ta ihe sinounte os re= ( er ( ut cy R AW Austraila } ah . ce yw 0 we pay en: D ema Aa ae , Ss NO. | r ns | 14 acco 45 aE Taate eserRTOtK mi ; aahaie : “vine fo Ey ian y employe ne I = en ‘ ae clerk Jn ater ford Rd.,. Bloomfield Townstip eta eee acai Division. | @Quired for all “ee as souine’ : 1022 Ohie Oil —s } , o ly ‘eranam ow : ro : departmen P P - sales aI =r ilabl nd currently on 1 DETROIT May 28 ‘Al aly estock ed g | sales man June 1. 1959. are available a Qo 6 4 Cn a> was nam genera ‘ males fe , Cattle Salable 180 Limited supply rope today, his three-month revi , a | ' bile vet- 4 it in th me of the Board ihe Owens [il Cl 866 , \ “It doesn't seem like 48 years The 68 year-old automobt pee | _| deposit in the name uF pg Slaughter classes tull Ca Colo) ‘4 , ARENA F : ager. STATE OF MICHIGAN — In the Pro-| - ; Pac (A 62 Slice: goo alrers G0 06c800 (aisadard) G4) pall aie in Australia and New has passed,” says Loree. “A va. eran was born May 1, 1891, on Oak- ag ‘ in (bate Court forlthe County of Oakland.| of Education. . : See ee “\ to yod mixed offerings 23502606 Zeal; P Ive SUCCOSS z ’ : eee ‘hrysler Corp., in | yty : ; . t ( a ae rel h OF 4 ; a 6 ni cies . and Seiters a 9-24 00 util Zealand a . Ke ~ + riety of interesting assignments land avenue He is marrie d and oan ig a agri ius a aera the arian of the vetition concern- | Aecopred anced pico rie Pat Palin ; “ - re ) $0: canners and cutters : oe ' Hy wi yhters ¢ a son. j odge as a -Orsy Couse No. | quired ‘to furnish satisfactory Sacke 4) sg 4 iy cows 2000 2150, canners and cutte has made the time go fast.” has two daughters and a son ie line Donefta Forsythe. Minor ‘ouse qui ‘ © fa a ls ne ie 112 15 50-20 - comue red: 18 Soy builare ake About 5.000 people stood in a s = —— = clerk. He joined the Fargo Di- ) 16893 natal Performance Bond and Labor and
: Ene : pe i Gil wi ear vagmies calea 100, lower with the heavy rain at the airport to say. - Loree got his first taste of work vision in 1936 and after a series ee miarela, Feesyiie; aster si | Material Bond in the amount of fon Le nt eine .- Wel fuls deciine on heavier weight steers.) — . » American e el. in the early 1900s, bolting buggy of assignments rose to the posi- |“"petition having been filed in this) 100% of the contract. The ac- : ib) Phelps D 62 4|low good steers and heifers steady. low goodbye to the American evang > 5 | lleging that the present where-| - iT tal cost nee at hice ") 11 er grades also steady cows filly S0r yy wheels after school for the old Pon tion of divisional vice president (one “(the father of said minor chitd| cepted bidder shall pay total cos cent cn 1 Phu Ps ae Hale (| ieee raat " ites thee nh * * * tiac Buggy Company. On June 30, ' in 1947. are unknown, and the said child 1s de. of these bonds. fom Ms r we Bee eR” pike eG Ew SSA IROL IG . Te schoo : d the public for support and | Stag: ee ty i 4 Pure © 441,26 00-2800 bulk eholce 950-1180 Ib Graham planned to spend a few 1911, after completion of his schoc l In 1953 | “uf made ceneral oat ae ena should be nlaced under Plans and specifications may Canpe: Rne : RCA cee CRS steers IRAN SO choice steers 1150 1350 ; he ; fe ing, he officially became an em n 1993 he was’ made g the jurisdiction Sf this Court be obtained‘:on and after Wed- een Pd 7) Hepoh stl 15} lbs 2800-2940 one lot high ghoice 195 days in Zurich, then join his wife 0 ‘sales manager of Plymouth Divi-| f a et the people of the State 9. at Custis Pub 119 Rex Drag $2 1) beesteers) 30/082 lone lot omoatliy bem holiday. in Britain ploye of the healthy voung Oak 3 Thy the nem by notified mesday noon, May 27, , Lerie 618 evn Mot 1) @4 2 1B th steers 10 90 tard) te Joe nar land Motor Car Company sion and a year later was named in ithe Necting Oe Teal petition will be the office of the Architect, ) ‘ ’ ’ ' steer , re «i . i » Voto i y . t - ' : ; te : a is “ [ ji ; A oe2¢00 im ee = urie thats ® rons ean bs fotal os nt * oe Vice president in charge of Ply m- RETA ye one Oakland County Service Eberle M. Smith Associates, Inc., , ean ' Hoye , 416 ne : , at Graht ‘x. three months o Wess pets re Annex. 1260B West . = ‘ ; iV heifers 26 0-77.00, bulk choice TA0-970 Ih NCE AL TerAHAM & outh sales z Center, Court House (An 153 East Elizabeth Street, De- 4 é f ~ : - uu « = ny f ict 3 dow Chem cate ae Pa ‘A 2 hetfere 27.5020 0 standard to low #004 Heetings totaled 3 217.000. Dect “T first polished bra on the r Board Sets te + - Blvd. in the Citw of Pontrac in sale 5 tobe a vant oe 9 hf rifers 2 fi : Seip cy ath y of June. AD.) troit 1, Michigan, Pi air ie Pil oe letters ae Joad ss coat a Mewaners sions for Christ totaled more than: Oaklands as they came off- th Waterfo d : “ 956 Bird ' taff of 1950. at ane 'aicior An the afternoon PROPOSALS MUST BE SUB- : a oH . A Oi Bh oand cutters 18 60-7000 utility bulla 27 00 140.000 line.’ Loree reealls. “Then [oop Final Hearing Tonight In-1956 Bird joined the sta 0 jand you are herebv commanded to ap- MITTED ON FORMS FURNISH- mT 472 “ine 16 2500, cutter bulls 2700-2300 several = the group vice president-automo-| pear nersonally at said hearing ee i 624 Joade moxtly cholwe 604-704 Ibs ven.tineg erated the first spray gun in the | k : : It being impractical to mske rerson#! py py tie ARCHITECT and i Mu ait Ae lcctn 10 $6:3/60. few head Ata , on Blac topping tive, and later was appointed as-|..7\ic¢ hereof, this summons and notice «gs : ane i iH Pa b- webs hte my 00. few inta good 608 6K. N [ W : mn paint department applying one sistant general sales manager in| sash be served by publication of a cony; supplemented by a certified he cello a ' f ib stock aterra 20 00 Eves is nm g coat of lead, a coat of “rough= me aide ] : off - . lone week previous to said hearing in Th check or bid bond in the amount is AS ys a ' cle Y Ra fa - : th Wi h D ae jstuff,' and four coats of color with There is a good possibility that the general sales office. poi a ge Pelee gl printed an of five per cent of the proposal Ma Pre rane cr ae) 5. reule or | : ; Mo : a 4 Aid ON CRI oi, * a [ f Fig f it ea - ovens between cach coat. the Waterford Township Board will Witness, the Honorable Arthur © submitted. reepot Su 6 6Sted OF tnd 4 f x : ; ur 7 ack- Moore, Judge of said Court. In the r . hall Pruch Tre 26 OW NE 15 4 Tiny Children e . : ; \. “The job pald good at 25 cents set the wheels in motion for black lof Pontiac in said County, this 29th day All proposals sskeietoe hii i nate oepgeattd OW On 3 INGLEWOOD, Calif, (AP) - The (topping three streets when they} of May, A.D. 1959 remain firm for a period of thirty ‘ ae 824 Stevens, JP " lal Niovtra » de. &0 hour, 60 hours per week. The = ; ; ipeali ARTHUR. E. MOORE ficial aie of j whet HK Se ee diinek Wa | Jockey talph Neves, once de | Bent ault of clothes cost only $15) 0% et at 7.350 tonight, according to} oh irae toe ludge of Probate! days after official opening a Gen Mi 124 Sun Ol al un [ eg CC e clared dead after a 1938) racing \ : ~. iClerk Ji tis: hen | : “ASSENNO. bids.
ace Mi ao ta te 3 | , ispill, today was again ~cheating| shoes were $3 and you could eat els 2 a * erin. t ’ Outs Weiter aurea Divi er ' A check in the sum ef $15.00 ty Time vy iwift | al é age i Aes nn ‘ | Guaenil 59. | ‘ r 4 1S . all you wanted for 15 cents. ‘ j | ; se. Gerier (prad as i a 1 Four children left) alone in a the dark horseman Xk The final assessment roll hearing| b ee | must be submitted as a deposit
Colles 1% Tin WH Bear . 806 fied “un x + * In 1915 Loree joined the ranks of for blacktopping Lansdowne and| l fi A a vd of Oakland,| for each set of plans and speci- pore Wit ae crer ppeige yohice’ EINCEER ‘se Doctors say the rail-running: the Oaklayd test drivers. “We took Marion streets will be held and if] | Suventie Division Hieorions.: .m ry be potenees linadiven ide 2.0 ne . : ti thy”? ak to. de , - : . : ‘ ‘ et t f the netition concern- . ns an specifications ea : i of eo t Le behevably filthy were taken i » daredevil who underwent brain a chassis fkom the asse mbly line there are no objections to the es line Wier A © Wall. ae Cause No. | este A ceatal of $2.00 ek OM, is y Un Carbide ia4the Oakland County Clnldren’s surgery after another spill Satur installed a air of bucket seats, tablished special assessment dis-| |16722 O'Neil fath of. Sa will be charged contrac- ru veninoune Un Pas a » yesterday pe , ves- | dé 1 ag hance to re “td a gal TAS Ci 0 they... _ - act | To Robert Newton O'Neil, father of | per day | ¢ (rey hound whet a age is Home yesterday pending an inve d ce has a good « 0 hoes bs eo : ss - er t, apie will take ace to i said ls avi bern flied to thie OF who retains plans and eae Heish Choe 14 Unit Aire 7) tigation eCOVe chrBbyretor, add a se acquire $33,000 in paving bonds. | © | Petition. having be : "| teetions be -than—sereed. a and F is . a Fr i “ i “ * * But whether the . ‘Portuguese tires and wheels then cranked ber the | BIRD NAUGHTON Peel peg taal ee ee eed “—_ ee a «i eo ee ome , In Gan Dose . An | ‘ . a ~ ar =
Hove Ra 1 ug Loe a oi 7} Police were enlled ‘to the honte | pepperqot will ride cagain Is up and <ineled the’ plant for Gye mbites ere Naughton started with the Dodge | sre pg edie rr State ye that Wi ‘sateen the right to reject any ar tnttust Rear : UG tut -...3. 4" é E - ‘ = } Y a = ae } a5 acce - . ; > the ate. an 1H Cent 228 un caeee 965 at 406 W. Bloomfield St. after a'doubtful, doctors say three miles Ae plas tes he T jest and bor- |Division sales staff in May 1955 | tind should ‘be placed under the juris-| gif bids, in whole or in part, and be Rand 3] 7 . ; oe HiT | : : he inant 8 40 Lo) 1oR 3) 4 neighbor complained. Neves, 41, suffered a fractured, x * vate P eral (20d several months later was ap-| diction of this Court. tthe state| to waive any informalities there- eile te to Ward Be pts, @9-| “The four children — three boys) skull and two broken vertebrae! Loree's proficiency, behind the| Towing money from the cin s ‘pointed assistant sales manager of Michigan.” you ate heteuy notified | jn ; nleria ; On ei . . . | z } Ole «| es J 5 . Int Bus Mch 423 West Jiu Tel .. 468 and a gir) — range from 2 to 6 when his mount, Rhin, fell in the wheel.was soon recognized and, in| fund before the bond money has | ; that the hearing on said petition will | Int Harv 472 Went A Bu... 344 cr ‘era theirl 4 race at Hollywood Park iar he t ferred to the Ad-| been received In order to pro- | Since then he has served as |be held at the Oakland County Service] SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE | nt Nick 911 Weste El 66 in age. They told officers their|third race a olkywoor i 1916, he was transferred to the Wract a : : nas : ‘ | ly Center, Court House Annex, 12608 ITY OF PONTIAC, PONTIAC Int Pape ina White Mol aS ' y] ae OG stratic id asa full-| Ject the paving immediately, ; Seneral truck sales manager, |© , ¢ Pontiac in sala| © ’ Bey ‘ : \ other Teft them often and they ministration Building, as a fu Blvd, in the City of Pontiac 1 e a Wilson & Co 17 (mother Teft = ‘ oa | ; | 1) assistant vice president in /county, on the 9th-day of June, A.D MICHIGAN Int Bitver “I Woolworth sa bad not eaten for some time The. five Great Lakes comprise time driver. Famous names: in-| Another controversial issue will) ekaree et oxi cai Gieack ' 1958, at nine o'clock in the forenoon. | Int ‘Tel & Tel 96 Vy waw 426 * * * the world’s largest aecumulation cluding Sfoan, Kettering, Mott, Du be for discussion after township ee rector Of | ind you are hereby commanded to ap-| Walter L. Godsell SER ee 7 Vnesf gh&t 1276 ~ an Of > a pee Up flo ; : Dodge vehicle sales. pear personally at seid hearing 4 hie Man fg Benth Rad 126 Police recommended al full in--of fresh water. They -cover 95,000 rant and Du Pont became familint attorney Paul Mandell ‘presents an Pat being impractical to make personal | Secretary , ee ] “9 an ee ae wee an ‘ vestigation. info the case The square miles. equal to the com. faces to Loree during his chauf opinion vegarding a recent town- Before joiging Dodge, Naughton. service hereof. this summons and notice 7
: “it toe Fimehn ef Kal at 6 woman who complained to police binded area of Belgium, The Neth- |feuring stints between Pontiac and ship zoning change served in executive capacity : STOCK AVERAGES aid she -found the childven) wan. erlands Luxemburg and four Detroit ty * * with another automotive company, “ ae tT) ' { ed oh lie dering: in the streets 5 * countries the se of Denmark In 19 4 the GM Prov ing Ground Mande} was authorized te pre- in charge of dealer development | " nie aa =
sent a report on whether or not the on the east coast oO ice re) Gg e Tia) aia ee . rezoning of a lot on Walten boule-| SS 7 : =~ , 1) ) 1410 pA T 2307 z 7 vard at Clintonville road from res + . j j h l Di i t N Zz | Pay pas 240 | ) is | chool District No.
~*~ Rescue Wagon to Save Lives in County's: _ News in Brief] mweeiet Wt Sto! tame 4 wD » 94) oo F aT 2 . due to a change in township ad-; ounty 0 akian 1c igan ‘oar @ ‘. Mf aa FO TTE I \ | / ’ 19 high 44° 1451 1028 2101) ~ ‘ Pe iat : ministration | (Aw i feat rewbeal tied at the .
an tho dws aeT ast ' | in Watet Old Pine Lake School oR high Pia ey is A former board -had turned (Lake Oakland dam, in Watetford . adh ; fog 78 ee Something new in the line of ite kind, will be ‘used by the said Sheriff Frank W. Trons. Tt 1 n- |Township. wi tole ometi : . 2 Ren , : : down the roning‘change and ow ownship. was stolen sometime : ;
DEIRGEE STOCKS imbalances has been added to the sheriff's safety division. Hf is ‘will cnable deputies to give emer-! er of the property, G. F, Gifford |last night according to its owner, | Sealed bids he fy aribeaty PY the cau a ESecation 1. J Nephier Co , Oakland County Sheriffs Depart-: equipped. with oxygen, an ine gency treatment to victims at the had again-asked to have his land | Ronald McGinnis, of 3696 -Embar-| of Bloomfield Hi S$ oC 100 istrict 0. 2, County o “ue weigh Law Naw ment halator, first ald kité, fire (scene of an accident prior to the rezoned commercial, j}cadero Dr., who reported the theft! Oakland, Michigan, until 8:00 o'clock p.m. on Monday, : Allen Bler & Equip Coe Ha 27) A $6,000 Pontiac station wagon extinguishers and specialized arrival of a doctor. to Waterford Township Police, the 15th day of June, 1959, at its offices in the High Maas Rubber Cut i414 Three wreks ago the present; . ae = . . Gear Cot 4 if converted into an ambulance was ‘equipment for removing injured * * & hoard wed the change without] 4 Ritchhik lekea oy K School Building, 4200 Andover Road, Bloomfield Hills, bike Oil & Cl . ‘ : enna 5 Fe ‘ +e : . kre avr: > ward appraved the che | c er, picked up by Ken. a : JO CAT us tas eae ae " Pci alia oN fame | sees is a under over A six-man. deputy crew current- 5,0) referring it back to the town-/ neth Richman. of 252 Rundell Ave Michigan, for the sale of the following property and cial P ( \ ‘dav asin gi rom the Pontiac turned vehicles, caing a «ue . : are : , % a ilding: ne Prot Wee we : he ‘ ly js encase a special ve a ship zoning board, Last week area! on M59 late Saturday night in Wa- building ; tii tn HD) Wey ‘ The ambulance will be used for course before being assigned tocthe 04) . = rgnlity of | partar ee : . 4 > : = ; Maced Cae . fo te The ambulance: y ( “ BASSI, re in nis questioned the legality of | t¢ aig Le stole a_ pocket Part of the Southwest Vs of Section 3, Town p? ule a such action radio fro | The sleek new vehicle, first of both traffic and water accidents, rescue wagon Richman’s car. the North, Range 10 East, beginning at the South 1
corner. of Section -3; thence North 2 degrees 23 ~~
minutes 10 seconds West 183 feet; thence South
88 degrees 56 minutes 50 seconds West 108 feet
thence South 2 degrees 23 minutes 10 seconds
East 183 feet; thence North 88 degrees 56 min-
utes 50 seconds East 108 feet to the point of be-
ginning, being .45 acres, more or less. >
Said property is located at West Long Lake Road near
Middlebelt upon which the Old Pine Lake School, a
wood frame building is situated .
All bids must provide for full payment of the purchase
Price as bid by cash or certified check. A bid deposit
of 3% of.ea¢h bid by cash or certified check is re- +quired, which deposit shall be forfeited as liquidated
damages if such bid is accepted and the bidder fails to purchase said property. The seller agrees to furnish
pure ater with a poticy of title insurance, _
a“ ee eee call Midwest 7-0155 or write yt ne L. Johnson rin | Davisburg Rd, and a daughter; The’ striking carpenters voted) Andoler Rodd Bigomficla HM Mice 4200
|Linda Sue, 8, ,were treated and} Saturday to — = strike} The Board of Education reserves the right to reject released’ yrather than accept a 25-cent wage) , H bi PS | ~ w-% “lametease “package. Some 2.0008. OfY and all bids. All bids must be sedled and marked
| “Also treated and released were! members of nine local unions in! Old Pine Lake School Site Bid Bids will be opened
Lynn WK. Fiedler, 15, af the same eight cities vgfed to reject-thée of. - at the Board af Education meeti to be held on
In other business the board will driver told township police. 4 eee Oe oe 2 : Mee ey fas Lconsidar asking for bids for work- 4 *
| mans compensation insurance pol- Someone broke into Bill's Grill,
— ) | eo a reported to Pontiac police.
5 Hurt as Auto = Ssfecateente as, icies to be opened June 29, Last | 264 E. Pike St., over the Memorial)
Lear's premium was $2,0%3 |Day weekend and stole $45, it was!
Outdoor spotlight. swivel type:
}$1.95. Michigan Fluorescent. 393
‘ e
= S
Hits Embankment | AAA Driver Training School, ‘59 | i (Cars. Insured. FE 5-5201. —Adv.|
oan Davisburg housewife and four
ichildren riding in her car were ..
‘ltaken to Pontiac General Hospital of Michigan Carpenters
|Saturday evening when the auto;
went out of control, ran off Tine) GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) — New
dall road in Springfield Township, | negotiations were expected to, be
jand smashed Into an embankment, | resumed this week in an effort to
iOakland Courity Sheriff's 1 aac end a month-long strike. of carpen- |
| reported. | ters in southwestern Michigan.
Mrs, .Betfy Walters, 37, of 643], -* &® New Talks Séén in Strike
address. and Margaret A.” Lawson, | fer made by The SouthWest Michi-} Monday the 15th day of June, | 9, at the High
‘15, of 8223 Tindall Rd. while the} gan Contractors Association. 4 Schod! Building, at 8:00 o'clock p.m. : $
latter’s sistet, Ann, 13, was ad-) .
4 ~/ | = . mitted and is,in fair condition’ An average automobile requires JEAN B. MARTZ Pantie Preve Photo ; , ae with a head injury. up to seven miles of wire for its is W. P. Holzworth, the firm's sales prornetion ‘, Secretary, Board of Education manager. A con- Deputies said the accident took electrical system ‘with about 8,300) ° if ReADY FOR FIRST SPIN — Oakland County Sheriff fPrank
515 loomfield Hills * -W.-Irons (left) accepts the keyy to a new amPulance dongted to verted, nine-passenger station wagon, It Is the first vehicle of its | place just south of MST at 5:15/parts in up to 180 different assem- | . om Hills School District No. 2 , ! /Motgt Divi ; the pr : um op blies. sania aoe his aie are by Pontiac/Motgt Division. Making the vi lation kind. ; . \ Pm, “ = : ms ri a oe eZ : : i ‘ .
r be { i ’ ° \ ; __* - ; - ; a ae . | ie ,
’ : Pra , . * me A ¥ =" ‘ + os ys ’ re
\ * : : ' 4 ‘ : N = \ 4 ‘ po Soe { A . ‘ « ‘ te re
— pe ee Snes ES ae ee eS ee es Se) fos eae, | es mea OO ee ee ee - xf e ee: a Pe Ces THE PONTIAC PRE Ss, MONDAY, IU NF 1: er :
._TWE? PY-SEVEN” Y vA
Sepetanty
‘tee facilities. Group plan insur- ance. ;
ponds appointments.
easy budget terms.
essary. Full or part time.
PY tte
GAS STATION ATTENDANT AND
HAGEN, MAY MAY 3i, 1060, ELMER C HIGH SCHOOL
BOY NEEDED
Ct order
Start | part fog now after school,
Insure a full _—
sary.-Call Mr. Tarai 7,
en. Funeral service
—. —s wise ie
: Puneral Home, wien ley "wil
- officiati
Lakeview Cemetery, _—— be ‘experienced - in|
will He in state ‘at the Sta E.
MEN. MEN; MEN ply
; from 8 a.m to 10 a.m, only,
iUsICTAN’ PIANO OR ACCORD-
._ Pontiac Lake Inn
Twp., age 89; dear r father of Mrs.
— Miller,
OPENING: FOR LOCAL MARRIED
man, age’30 Or “ preferred.
nent connection with national con-
cern having back, coe of «4 reat - qrabdaniid ce
held
ay, June 3, at the Huntoon
Puneral Home, with interment in ;
~opbpee He in pre the
=“ ty fapid
— MAY 30, 1980. MACK ae atid income. wales ee
188 W. ting mae age Lt be-
dear be Hires of ‘Mrs.
=
iven, High commissions, out-
anage Write qualifications address and
a fi
Ox 1341, Dallas, Tezas.
° OPENING FOR LIVE-WIRE MAN
who needs to. earn $125 per week.
w ance & train. Guaranteed
to start, Cail Puller Brush, FE Mrs. Carl. Buss, and Vern Ken-
nedy; also survived by 5 grand-
children. Funeral service will 3S
me, eh, i interment in
MAY 3 3, 3 i LY,
r., 2530 Silverside Dr., a
beloved aoe of Mrs. iL SMEN. CHECK THIS NUM bet pig faa the |
SHOE SALESMAN ed for steady work. 5028
SALESMAN 28-50 White Ctiapel Memorial Assccia-
tion has opening in our space
relations department. Fx
not necessary You will be an
Peis ined Earnings with bonus 7 dear” i
of Kathy Ruth and Lioyd Byron
Maddock; dear brother of Mrs.
Betty Jane eigen Puneral ar-
Puneral Home, where Mr.
Kens lock will a _in | state.
+
rawing Rega vend for
first two — Poles oo
Lincoln
Iry Memoriam
IN en “MEMORY OF
“Dame who passed away May 1
| SALESMAN WANT ANTED Por modernization sales. Will train
D&M Largs
“Treaserea memories no one can|_ Service. PE 2-004 or PE 2-8245
paot ‘ts 8 heactache no one can R 8A =x
ge only. Cadillac & Mane
The shock sudden, auth wae. severe.
FO)
sive die set-up with trouble shoot-
ae a repair experience
other, Dad, 8is- wo “QUALIFIED COMSI-
nation bump. and paint man to
jon, new
THe wave of his hand and gentle!
_prendt Auto * pody, after 6 pm.
-|WANTED: BOY TO CLEAN UP
sports cars. Short pay, long hours.
Auto Europe, 467
IRIS IN BLOOM. 4 WEEKS. VIS-
“Help| Wanted Female 7
. |A PERSONABLE YOUNG WOMAN
for erenins office - bhai 5 ____ Funeral Directors _
SPARKS- FIN APEL fhoughtful Service perience, education and t Building Service
WA aeeLe oe
person. rome Drive-tn. 2790 Au-_
plus com-:
bebwees
WANTED: GIRL i8 TO 21 FOR full time position. with established
fingncial office. + _B/NODEST MAIDENS: * by Jay Alan, Rent Apts, Furnished 33 | Rent Apts. Unturnished 34
Dus ias- ce Btenink
Brick, “Block, Cement work. FE
4-296. ; BLOCK. DRY WELLS, INST.
__Material furnished. $35. EM 3-0676
Work Guaranteed—Free Estimates.
re A-0TT
B).OCK, BRICK, CEMENT WORK, _and fireplaces. MA 5-03768. i
CUSTOM HOMES
drawings, construction es-
timates at no cost. OR 4-0053._
~~" Cement and £ Biock work.
___ OR 3-0464.
WOMEN” €an you meet young mothers and
talk intelligently about their chil-
dren? Would you desire to earn
better than average wages? If
-you have these qualifications,
call EM 3-0494 for appointment
CERAMIC TILE _PREE
Advance Pioor Co.
~ CEMENT Ls
6 p.m. to 9 pm
Help Wanted 8
sales ladies. Plenty” ‘ot floor time |
End fisting. § new ® projects:
You'd make money here. Oak-
land County’s fastest. wing
Real Estate Firm. Jim Williams
Fee Baldwin, FE 4-0547.
BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN |
‘seiling pee aly advertised Wat-
ucts, No cash outlay
account , to 12 am. rE 2-3053 |B [EXCAVATING =
| COUPLE FOR ~~ COOK
ig Apply 39 M15, Grisavins,
COUPLE TO -LIVE IN & CARE
for elderly man. Husband may
work elsewhere. Board & room |-
plus modest selary. Call for ap-
intment, Nina Martin, OL
_ 2-9761, after §, OL 2-5131.
EXPERIEN GENERAL _IN-
te Sales: a total salemect
cel opportun:
__ 40306, J, A. Taylor.
EXPERIENCED. FULL - TIME
Lay. Biesled oppertanty, Phase | ady. ce Ps. oaiadd ane
R 4-0306, J. Taylo
LEARN REAL ges "ATTEND
free classes. Your opportunity to
join the force oe ad sities Fe realty
eral | Gi
counties. If you live in H land.
— Cee ws burn
areas. gg oo stertord
FE 80458 “TO ARRANGE PERSONAL INTER: { VIEW.
C. SCHUETT, Realtor
WANTED — PART TIME HELP. _ FE 4-0738 raul} ) ea falty rE gots sma. obs — specialty
0274.
Gusto o OMEAS
_builcer..Pree estimates. UL 2- 5175.
CES MEAT & BI (ou REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR |
j ALE 1
ee Pree _estimates. a B-6781.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Construction and main
__Connop | Electric. ctric. UL. 3-
~~ TRENCHING | Ass
e 1-A Reduced Rates
eevinaee SERVICE “+ Reasonable Rates ‘TRICAL SERV
Partney E Electrica. ‘FE 5- Lara
IRT & ~ a $10
_FE 8-0877 FLOOR LAYING.. GANDING AND | BLACK
A 1-3643. for 5
\TES “ON —com. | ACTING - & & RUBBISH. NAME)
your price Apy time FE 86-0005
HAULING & RUBBISH. $2 A LOAD
0264
ullt-ins R B. ears a Co.
EE
for water heaters a
ers. PE 5-8431 R B
GUARANTEED® CEMENT ~ WORK. | _ M1 cate, FE 32-2671. LIGHT | HAULING. AND ean WANTED TO BUY -
FE
Tatts AND HEAVY
giexel and front end loading. FE |
_2-0603 a a —=
O'DELL.CARTAGE
Se Loca) and = distance moving. ~~ —~~~~~~~—-~~ |
Marsh,; ___ Phone FE 58808 SMALL“? WHEEL UTILITY “THAIL-
Sacks 's to Rent» | TRUCKS TRACTOR:
—__AND EQU MENT 14ri2 Complete. aio
GARAGES BY PEDY BILT GA-
rage Co. ORlando 3-2360. FE 3- oat | 1 PE 6- v8. |
HOU 8 aa M O VING
souk oak FR 4-8450. L. A. Young.
GE CABINS. ADDI-
mea Pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co.
WTD.: SALESMEN. MEN OR LA- dies P W. Dinnan Apply 66 PTERNG E REPKGR RAS
_West Huron |
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. MAN eman to supply consumers
. with. Rawileigii- Preis in Pon-
tiac Can earn $50 Uh pared ar
time; $100 and up mnt time ri
Rawieigh's, Dept. CD-696-3
_Freeport, In | TOM FURN
ROOF REPAIRS — FAVESTROUGHING i)
RECEPTIONIST | TRENCHING, EXCAVATING POR!) _7-28400 0000000 L 18ST CLASS DECORATING, PAINT- _ing ard wall papering - FE 4-025
LADY INTERIOR {DecoRATGR Employment / Agencies | 8A
Attractive girl age 25-35 for re- |
ception office duties. Prefer
some keeping -background.
$300 per month to start. Midwest
mag Re Pontiac State Bank |
_Bidg. $-9227. |
~ EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
ERVICE
—OUR NEW LOCATION— 24% EAST HURON SUITE 4 FE 4-0584
__Instructions 9
US. CIVIL SERVICE TEsTs! MEN
-women, 18-52. Start hig — = $95
week (Preparatory, — Ng until
of jobs open.
Sncienes: usually unneces:
Free information on s,
CLASTERING NEW AND REPAIR
rE 825. 8 ‘WOODWARD
R. G. SNYDER FLOOR — LAYING ag tee ARTICL Es | "PICKED
sanding and finishing Phone FE
92
R | Rew & Repair — Gutterwérk ‘Painting & Decorating 20
ist £t ASS PAINTING AND DEC- r
_Ditches and — boat well
~ PAINTING oe eae
removed PE 4¢-6918
cu EANING REASON
44 a Supplies _
__ Business Services Guaranteed. Free est
| i8T CLASS PAINTING” AND PA-+
_per hanging FE 4-836¢
| KAA PAINTING & DECORATING,
20 years experience ‘WINDOW & WALL haba
_ Painting. Free est 5579
Acme Asphalt | Paving bonded. Free est!-
«FE 5-1917 or FE 8-6843
ALL L MAKES “OF FOUNTAIN PENS
repaired -by factory trained man
at our office. Géneral. Spar y! & j
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR MALL down payment & monthly terms |
.Free estimates. FE 5-3254.
| INTERIOR “AND EXTERIOR PAInT:
| ing. Free Estimates. FE 5- 037
ERING ONLY 20 YRS
anes, requirements. Write toa a i
Lincoln Service, Pekin 52, miitnole.
Pe beades Wanted Male 10.
i pave 3 2 NIGHTS. AT sone
_ sist with children. Ref. LI
ASSISTANT MANAGER GOOD REA
To 9PM. PHON mat tcl Donelson-Johns
“Designed tes Ponerais”
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Service Plane or Motor
FE 2-8378 {
~~ Couple - Caretaker
Cook - Housekeeper 22 TO 50. PULL TIME FOR
Live .on Ledger eg Accomodation ____ Cemetery Lots
SECTIONS. 6 GRAVES
White Chapel. OA 86-3771.
4 CHOICE LOTS (6 GRAVES TO
lot) 'n section 5, Perry-Mt. Park.
choice lot at Oakiand a
Cemetery near deny
permanent positidns. iy pias
ences. Call owner JO 46657
~ AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, ¥ TO
Edith ry - Park Cemetery. Will Di-
z ie
5828/3
= bal LOT 249. Se nEeaTS
rat (Bi Mount wins ‘Cemetery. 8ST
i
to. Made by Nutrilite Products.
FOR g BALE a “OUT OF STATE, FE_2-4025. . in White|CAR HOPS
Excellent location, sacri-_
AY 3-1339. | EXPERIENCED AP.
“FOR DELICATESSEN AND
bakery. experience preferred.
BOX REPLIES
At 10 a.m. Today there
were replies at The Press.
in the following ‘CHRISTIAN WOMAN TO ASSUME |
general responsibilit
dren tn motheriess
* someone E 2.0847. the ages of 45-
CURB GIRIS. - CALL OA | “8-3610 |
~ po You NEED MONEY?
rem more with Sandra Parties
‘Win free toy | kits Mt MI _4-6365.
8%, 83, 85, 41, 42, 44, 56, 60, G4, 71, 75, 77, 84, 88,
- 190, 101, 108, 117. EXPERIENCED ) WOMAN TO CARE
fer oa while mother works
TIPERIENCED LADY r TAILOR
for men’s clothes. Johnnie Walker
_ Style Center, 86 N. Sagi &t.
G ‘S HELPER. EX-
change for room and board. 185
GIRL FOR Finciddlgtaconbel HELPER
aotneeeeren by Press Box_ a
Help Wanted Male 6
18T_ CLASS PAINTERS Call MI 43838
2MEN WANTED the heating
air conditioning business.
income while you train. Apply in| #
rson at Kast espa | ‘oolin,
working cou
yy a ranapertation.
ssion. Unlimited
available. Will train fed opper chita. 38 8._Astor.
__Perin A-l P INTER a cee AND |
_exterior, Reas. PE }
A-| CARPENTER W ont R Ko NEW.
_and repair. FE 4-4210 |
| A-l PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- |
terior, Free estimate: Ress. OR .
3- 3752 or OR 3-8117
AVAILABLE NOW CARPENTER and cabinet work New and re-
—pair. D. H. Murdock FE 2-7861.
BOOKKEEPING ALL L TAXES — _- _EMpire 33416
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN-
ter Kitchens a specialty. FE)
CARPENTER WORK WTD. EXP.
Free suumetes. eet. UL 2-2947,
CARPENTER RK OP ANY
kind, Reasoushie Call after 6.
8-9439
CARPENTER WORK WANTED, BY __the hour or by job. FE 5-0885.
EXPERIENCED PAINT At]
work. FE 8-4304 after 6:30.
NEW OR OLD LAWN WORK.
Shrubs, flower hed work, mand |
digging, brush and <<. a
_and light hauling. FE 2-8 . WALL WASHING BY. aR ChiNE.
po thess. FE 8-6420. Cost lena
Gace WE
; YOUNG N WITH | PHYSICAL | auto and wringer wathers Whole- science & Wducation degrees seek-
ing position. Write Pontiac Press |
Box 6 YOUNG MAN OF 18 ill
like work of” “any type. ». FE 4-068
| Work Wanted Female rT ARR
IT DAY a OeeS REFERENCES,
_$3 bushel, FE 6-1471
YT Da¥ JRONINGS, 63 BU_ FE 2-2485
WOMEN WANT .WALL WASIH-
ing and how cvecleaning. FE 3-7581.
Curtains laundered. Pickup &
_Gelivery. 1 rE 5- 56-9167.
BABYSITTING, LOVING CARE. ,
_day or night. FE 21730, ¢ | COLORED GIRL WANTS WORK
by day or week. FE §-1763 + GARDEN A gl “ROTO- Tit hi
'GARDEN PLOWING |.
tracter work. Phone OR
3-3078. WM. Lidster
zxPERER RD COLORED ort GARDEN PLOWING BY “
wants | acreage. Anywhere. FE 5-
<n lime after 6 pm. FE | PLOWING. GRADING, Dis COLORED WOMAN DESIRES DAY work Wed. Thurs. Fri. Refer-
pong $8 day and transportation |
night work - Tuesda
EXPERIENCED Ed OSCE |
se wishes work nights or part | ROTO- “TTLLING | DONE REASON- ! time Gays, OR. 3-3904
~ INSURANCE
FIRE Jae coneeedsl : co
manager
wort in colina County. Col
en eee Good pay
FE 5-0545.
LADIES! yO0R oar VACATION THA year is rest ~ if you qualify for
rofitable Avon Work.
; toany 44508
Drayton Piains Te O. Box 536 me stead oe employment, Call
! : rg Be o i, 120
Aare ssive Intangible — you lookin
Led part time work. We have
with —
are X: Must be experienced FE ‘EAT "COMB AND GRILL GIRL | Mest “Buttercup, 910 Oax- ENCUMBERED MIDDL EAGED |
widow desires housekeeping & | . postition ter. retired com,
fgieman or or jady 4 travel.
rite Pontiac Press
GIRL Wishes 1 LAUwDay FORK: |
Ee: 84469 or PE.
| mops WANTED. $3 ) BUSHEL }
LADY DESIRES DAY OR WERE | . ref-
erences FE %-6528. mis 1 MARION AND ) RY. Geliveries gS or.
2} Crooks
fe taeured = ae ; AL. ban
mins OL | gle lie
nate mowing’ 9 years on- 8 Landscape Se
BULLDOZINO __ EANDSCAPIN
BLOOMFIELD “ WALL ia, == Scnenahee. | oman estimates. Call Mr Gideum’ |
PoFR
primates OR 3-4874 Williams Lk
TINO, PAPERHANGING
Valin gleaned Tupper OR 37061 Pat TING —. PAPERING ail
PORN ACES. ers ED AND OUARANTE.
_wervice. C. L. Nelson, FE 5°)
GLEN 8 PORTABLE
_ Gas & arc 24- hr. serv. OR 3-6744. |
~ LAWNMO Were 8H) dHARPENED & ED
Outboard Mitrs — Trees & Service|
Air cooled engines repaired ey
Authorized Bervice for Briggs-
Stratton & Clinten Engines
| JOES MOWER & &E A-l PAINTING AND WALL ae: PE 2-4721. le
- Television Service —
DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE
FE 5-
> JENSEN 8. 7 AFTER.
SLASTERING — NEW y OR, REPAIR | =e Work Guaranteed. EE 5-0394.-
Saws, Hand Lawnmowe ers |
Machine Sharpened ALS UPHOLSTERING
__ FE ¢9707 THOMAS UPHOLETERING—
NORT 8
tk ost & Found _
BOY'S BICYCLE ~ NEIOM
ay cod Perry & Montcalm : Wack and now:s the |
time for BANI-VAC Everything
in Home heating eqoipment
F night-service Holland Furnace | 218
and furnishing description
BLUE, PARAKEET —
Vic M | ROY'S i Oakland _
Dressmaking, Tallering 16 16 |;
DRESSMAKING TAILORING > ad ' terations. Mrs. Bodell
DRESSMAKING TAILORING AL.
terations, drapes & Formats done |
Cell PE 8-8455 i & Biva Reward FE 4-7362
AUBURN HEIGHTS
all coletes calico cat
information cali UL 2- 3453
| LOST BLUE. PARAKEET
__. Garden Plowing 1 a serie 244
A-1 WASHINGS & IRONINGS “axpys ROTO - TILLING Onn
COW MANURE, PLOWING &
rere leveling & loading 4
OR _ Fred ox Stor: =
on) ANY GIRL {OR WOMAN REEDING |
‘eau ELECTROLYSIA Ct CENTER |
— Fegistered.
WORK | i oor LAWN 4
den _Roto-tilling . Reas PE ¢1658
Laundry ) Service —
FAMILY LAUNDRY nore 7
—— _ rag service, Pontiac bo a y . nEAUTY SHOP WILL | j {CUSHIONED SHOES
D ESOS 7 1
it 5 HEL: P You With
| down on @ good used tar or a pew
ns, FE $4101 o¢ OR. 3-9674 =
ln Debt? you are baving trouble meeting
moval and ee me, Ort oat Oa |
x oe OF rE &
fare rp Gig »
“RA Sar ATe LG ypeni ds PLAN rerven
tavesters ‘te patlictpate
« riy return of 10 per onnt
panne, on their ix
™N
, how ite have YOU been ER
__ Moving & Tracking 19 19 Wid. Household Goods 27
“ANYTHING 2 “BOUGHT FOR CASH|
SUN SALES MA 5-134] | eagea ANTIQUE DISHES FURN OIL ane. marble top tables MY
2-152!
| GASH FOR USED TV'S FURNI- ture and misc FE 2-0367
| @ABH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- |
diances, Odd pieces or house (full
rompt courteous service FE
4/7881
| FURNITURE NEEDED ‘ Entire home of odd lots Get the
top dollar. Wil] buy outright or
sel} it for you B&B Community
Sale Phone OR 3- 2117
of furniture Ph e 3-5523 .
| WILL LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE-
hold goods either by private sale
or ublic auction Appraisals |
L Smart Sale Farm Roch-
Lester _Michigan OL 1-563!
Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 ~ 28)
ALL TYPES 9-5523
_ home. Clos. in FE. 4-2388 MI | RM. PYT. ‘ent. cRotND he 4100 Elz. Lk. Rd. FE
\2 ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED. | FE 3-1 (s 2 RMS. & BATH NEAT & COM-
fortable. TV & washing facilities. $80 per mo. FE il before
Child_welcome, FE 5-2707, 9 | 5:30 p.m Sf
- LPRr 2-RMS & BAIH WITH PYT ENT. BEAUTIFUL 3 LARGES ROOM UP- : On 2nd floor, Child welcome $12, Per apt. in Royal Oak. Stove & | Eases MODERN 5 ROOMS
| i = KITCHENETTE. PVT: . ARCADIA a NO.
| bath, 2 adults only, 200 N. Pad All modern, 3 rmvs. tad bath pt, | dock Alberta Apts clean and nicely screen of = r rear windows ie
[1 EAROE aut BATCHELOR APE.-|- excelent crass venation” cog = . ness. ee ir i
Ga en , H ren ico:
: CLEAN — wn tad schools, churches and = g
Save on tfanspertation , £40
per Sa heat and ne
water. K. 382 £
ci ae ge PE 46264 or FE 2-7430,..
and bath, carpeted. heat furnished
— Just redecorated, exc. location,
nr. downtown. No young children.
ON MISSAUKEE LARE. NEAR
_Lake City, MA 5-7086.
SQUARE LE. BY MIRACLE MILE
odern. Swim & fish, FE ¢3369
er wk 45% Orchard Lk Ave | pefligerstor. Reas. MI +9700: ory or FE 8-137 E 5-105!
2 ROOMS,_UTILITIES PaIp_Fua-.Cozy little apartment, 3. 4 nished_ ae FE 2-2661
?
2 & 3 ROOM APTS. PVT EN-
trance & bath Everything fur-
nished Near Saginew Inquire 22
Aubore
12 RMS KITCHENETTE _ can
welcome 431 N Perry FE 2-517
2 ROOM a WEEK. ALSO 3 ti
19 Clar
2 NICE ae ALL UTIL. pvt $13. FE 2-003 after 5.30
2 ROOM APT. NEWLY DECO- | rated Pvt ent & bath 285 Whit. |
| _temoye.
>] ROOMS, BACHETOR. « ROOM, | Adults, Greens, FE 4-0808.
'2 RM. BSMT APT ALL PvT § 32)
| wk Park-Inn Motel. FE
{2 & 3 ROOM PVT digas =e
Clark
2 RMS. & BATH, CLEAN & QUIET. | near bus line. Adults only, no
2&3 LGE. RMS. ALL PRIVATE
Downtown, Reas Inquire 22 Au-
__burn_ Ave. ae
2.RM. BATH. 1 PVT ‘ENT UTtt
West side Employed lady ~~
32-6534 =
/2 RM. PVT. ENT. UTILITIES. re
EB Howard FE 580880 2'2 ROOMS, FURNISHED STOVE.
retg., reir LEY aPrp
| 180 rE Hu Pre sais |
3 LOE’ “ae “ROOMS | PRIVATE.
« bath. Adults only FE 2-2416
3 RMS AND PVT. ENT 1 CHILD
24. 298 | | 2 men or 2, girls. FE 3-06
Centr | Ave
-} RMS. AND BATH. BABY WEL |
come 194 Going St Cr. of Whitte-
thore
3} ROOMS PVT pBATH AND ENT.
Cuiues paid. FE S14
3 RMS AND BATH Sat BABY |
| Welcome, 106 Dresden
7 3.RMS. BED LINENS PURN. AND
laundered Near town. 23 Wil.
ams
(3 RMS "PVT ENT & BATH 4
N_Stowed FE 42190
welcome er per wk, F
27) Baldwin inguire J RMs PVT BATH & ENT EHD | rooms, centrally located.
Extras. Tow rent. FE’
4-4807, |
DUPLEX 2 FAMILY 5 RMS. UP, $ rms. down Reas. rent MY
2-018) : a.
|FOR RENT UNFURNISHED
apartment. 3 rooms, re{™¥gerator.
stow, washer, utilities rnished
Newly decorated. $13 week. 2306
S. Parke (rear) _
INDIAN VILLAGE
rooms & bath. upper, sive
Refrigerator. & apt. sige washer |
Ail wutlilities $20 per wk. Retf-:
erences Reg Phone OR 3 1193 |
| JAMES K. BLVD
$ room terrace apartment. Full
basement, bus at door, near Sr!
Benedicts school Immediate pos-—
session. Cal! Broker, FE 4-2533 or
Caretaker, FE 4-3009 |
and refrig furn. All util. Inquire
—et_14_W. Huron = | vane 4, 25 Monroe 8t, FE: NICE 3 RMS AND BATH. STOVE
|
ORCHARD COULRT |
APARIMENTS
BRAND NEW
- AIR CONDITIONED —
FURNISHED & nOOM
BEDROOM
“RENT
—DRASTICALLY REDUCED—
| Pontiac s most exclusive dern |
Weat side apartment cove ment |
| Baicony type buiiding wick ladivid-
ual entrances
Beautiful kitchens with meta! cab!-
nets in decorator colors with pias-
tie tops Stove and refrigerator
furnished
Automatic heat & hot water (soft!
furnished Kitchen fan. master TY |
aerial and many other fine fea-
tures
Unfurnished apartments only, re
quire no leases or security de-
posits — For a limited time only f
er. Inexpensive re
| WANTED STANDING TER,
top rice paid
ALBERTA LUMBER MILL
Lapeer Rd oe FE 8-6131 arid ®9ol, ‘y mile souniows FE ;
__5-4032
J & BATH NEWLY DECORATED |
Adults only All Prt, $0 Btout St 93-4373 NTED TO B 30.000 WA USED
fife balls. an OE 56-8318 or FEO
O1tS
___ Wanted 1 to Rent _ 2 3 NICE ROOMS ae ta «| * a sonata PRIVATE. “BATH ‘& EN-
trance, clean, as heat, bear
downtown 87 8 arke
ent Bus at door FE
EXECUTIVE & PAMILY pasa J RMS COUPLE UTIL FURN
4 bedroom summer home on lake
in Oakland County for 1 month
DI 1-9147
| MOTHER & CHILDREN WANT 38°
room sii ade ao Reason
able rent. FE 2-5
TORAGE Ses = GARAGE is
near Walled Lk TAshmoo $1721 |
WANTED _ hari GARAGE FOR |
storage. FE 2
WANT SMALL HOUSE. WITH OR
yitmoat option. PE 4-4347 after
5 30
WTD 2 0R 3 BEDRMS. GARAGE. | Middieaged Couple; References
By June iSth. Reasonable Bald- |
89014 @in-Walton Areg
Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. ‘32
ABITATY
| To set! your land centract at the
i lowest re ssible discount is a
service Ted McCullough hee given
for many Years’ Also cash for
your equities, Morigages avail
able
CASH BUYERS WAITING
| No obligation ee hour. FE
4-3844 or FE 5
__ARRO REAL TY,
ABSOLUTFLY The fastest aciion og your land
contract) Cash pilyers waltitix
_ Call Realtor Partridge FE 4-356
$90,000 7,10 INVEST IN GOOD LAND)
porreacts NO OBLIGATION
AL
eA Johnson 22 REALTO FE 4-253) H10¢ TELEGRAPH, «RD
ACTION!!! .. On veer Land Contract. If you
have sold on @ first or second :
Jand contract, ang would b&e
your cash we ean get you the
ighest ages garnets dis-
ounts for yden
] C. HAYDEN, Realter
AKLE’S “CUSTOM, eae (ee _Walton FE 8-044)
Cooley ‘Lake Rd. EM CASH For LAND CONTRACTS VanWelt, 4540 Disie Hwy
a = “1355
— CASH
| No obligation — No Eu, grees
NIC. oe & HARGER West side FE 3-7216
3 poom APT iN PRIVATE HOME |
FE 2.1785
_Pyt. bath 44 W
,? ROOM
88 Mechanic
3 RMS. PVT ‘BATH & ENT. INQ |
at 4145 Cass-Eliz, Rd
|} RMS & BATH PVT ENT 960 |
Mo with Util FE 86-8054 _
|@ NICE ROOMS UTILITIES ALSO
basement apt Reas FE 4-
|} nished FE 2-8001
4 RMS, CLOSE TO TOWN $2
wie MA 54-2438
RMS & BATH UPPER IN CITY
* Sr 3-8832
“TTRACTIVE 2', RMS AND BATH
— Nev v decorated Nicely furn
anu reas fE 2-34
CLEAN BRIGHT UPPER “RM |
apt Near iake $45 uA 5-0687
GOLORED ONLY — 3 ROOMS & | bath All utilities turuidhed cal
S-#114
FURNISHED Or UNFURNISHED. | ~ od private bath and entrance 240,
Orehard Lake Road
_FURN 3 RMS AND BATH MEAT
ed Pvt Ent. Lk. Front. Boat.
Privy. Couple only. MY 312%
‘LOE. FURNISHED BASEMENT
apt Exceptionally nice. Good lo- |
_cation. F 4-4373.
LOWER FRONT 3 PO°MG 43 WAT
util. furn Adults. 256 Orchard Lk
NICE CLEAN 4 ROOM APT. IN-
cludes garage 185 Beach =a |
STUDIO APT ALL a FURN |
MI 6-380
“VERY NICE 3 AND BATH NO
_ drinkers _Phone_ FE 2-655)
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
18T CLASS APT CLOSE TO HIGH |
& grade school# and shopping |
3 rms amet tled bath, suto
| hot Abed Relrig. « and laundry |
facilities tk ford -RE re or PE 8-3420.
i8sT CLass APT. CLOSE TO HIGH
| & “grade schools and shopping 7 RMS
Jorms., dinette, tiled bath. Auto
hot, water rare. and laundry
factiitfes, 44 KE. Pike, or
ford. FE 32-3001 or FE 6-3420.
| 18T FLOOR 3 RMS & BATH UTTL- a3 w HURO aie Se1es | ities 154 N Paddock FE 3-748
CASH Fou. ONERACTs —
_dise Prt FF 2-5961 even
IMMEDIATE.
ACTION
On aty goed ianc contract New
or seasoned Youur cash upen «at
isfactory inspection of property
and Ute Ack Ken Templeton
kK. f. ‘Lempleton, Realtor
oe Orchard Lake Rd FE 4-436)
AND CONTRACTS TO" BUY OR
to sell* Ear) Garreln EM 3-2511
or EM }3-4086
‘TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT in on a new home! Sée eur model
14 bullding sites to choose from
Oniy 5 miles west Paved streets.
* Humphries - 83 N Telegragh 7 rE 2-628
__ Notices & Personals 25 Wanted Real Estate 32A
ek PRIVATE DETECTIVES i CASH FOR HOMES
WRIGHTN ALULT
| FE 5.0803 __ PE 5-944!
HAVE CASH, WILL TRAVEL|
We will travel to -see you &nd
show you howto get canh for
your home jand contract or acre-
age Cail Oe — a 30-minute
RD No ch
R. D. RIL IE ry. Broker D EU rabeth Lake Ra:
ee 41157 . __, FE, 44421
GI AND FHA
CASH FOR YOUR HOME
Yea we can seil your home for
each with very smail down pay-
ment Cail us for further infor
mation Do not feel Rais brat We i
will appraise your property and
i ig the cash you can coeaive
we r° daap DE WF BUILD
Donn & BON REALTORS
Huron PE_¢1587
“TOP DOLLAR
Our cash Investments = Jat |
low a , abggrel = __
ekgtront.
“PHONI E FE £ $0188
om lease ‘" __ Hoffman "er 2eit¢ i
RENT IT FAST
Ishroagh Rent Ads! Room,
wee rE 2a, ihowse, . artment, any- ¢
Partita j{ thing — Want Ads give.
ACTION. Dial rE |. as
8181, i
1 RM KITCHENETTE, PVT BATH |
Stove refrig. heat. hot e
cold water furn, Adulte enly. 200
_N_ Paddock Alberta | _Apts
} REDROOM APT BUILT-IN |
stove & refrigerator many fine
features moderg architecture. -
adults $90 Fe 41559
2 BEDROOM HOME ON RUTGERS
St eas heat goed lecation
UNFURNIBHED APT 3 ROOMS. 90
Union Bt FE 4-5425
2 3 RM Sere FOR COLORED Reasonable rent MY 32-0161
2 BEDRM. LOWER. ALL UTILITIES | furn 1@ Stout 8t PE 6 ects”
RMS STOVE. REFRIG. SCAR-
mp petec Adults” _only. PE PE 2- shed dt ©
3 ROOMS AND BATH NEAR FISH-
ers wewiy decorated. heat fur: :
‘nished. §59 month
& reams, newly decorated heat)
furnished. near Bears. §78 month
ROY ANNETT INC, Realtors 26
F Huron 8! FE 86-0466
-3 KOOMS AND BERTH, REFRTIO. +; erator ard stove. ato only, |
Paim Villa Apts rE 2-68
/2 RM GARAGE APT nL “RM |
$48 month Cass Lk. Baby wel-
_come FE ! 5-314
j RM. NEWLY ,DEC.. Toe a | H retsig. furn. 285 Whi
7 LGE RMS IN SOnTiAe et WK:
Five, Util, furn.-OR t 39-1338.
ACROSS PROM 4 Rn
| _ time Motor. FE 54-6028 siter - .
peRM DECORATED, as ~ FRAN FR, 20-2048, after
le wise & sath NEAR —powriac |
| Drive In OR 3-438) « ROOMS & BATH DESIRABLE al 5 Adults, FE
ROOMS. HEAT & TOF WATER |
* pate , St. $63. FE 46033.
'§ RMS. AND. BATH UPPER. <7
~ Inq 20% Auburn rE 406
ROOM LOWER DUPLEX. 1 | Becton. Ae erro only. $66. FE
RooMa ” ; Sa Ty7 i 7 UPPER. i
23-4332 FE 2-578, ma)
| West side. Call Fa. ¢1001 | ohms. UNPURW A | \ of B, en welcbme. moe 7e - 1404.
beni Summ
D: DTM iATECY! |é ee M. 2? BEDAM. iat — Aad inke aa or 7 abd a
SRS | Pact t M. MW lone Re ] Est. rly June Re M - en = S - Janes, eal ist. | me, ge ee
ond UPSTAIRS APT 8% Ww mays ir to. Buy oe ase. eck Cad , Mot ‘anch t mm ith RM LOWER
oan ‘oe 3 addie erses ! , rooms. aitases i
i a ee 2 5 famhy.. Bert { :
of ret yr. tent) in advance | ~~ sb 8G
WL. sated. a.
3 E_PIEE_WEWT} | Fins “ Modern 4 j0oma
bath. Inquire manager.
‘
| ae . ~
. as Sul 2
= e X P 3, RMS. HOME PRIVACY SHADY |
3 a APT CLEAN, “ADULTS. |
_Hu
A BATH. pvt TENT |
(4 RMS AND BATH LOWER IN| _
Auburn Heights Everything fur- ine RMB & BATH ’ Brrr IN
cor San) 4 RooM HOUSE. MIDDLE
|
'wrat sib “ROOM BRICK. ai! pat ne og pe
11 | Fetes
FE WONDERFULLY CONDITION
., 3 RM ke ae LK. GOOD
Cite ree
| | Chae LR COTTAGE, FOR_ RENT
i on Re =ADUCIC Usi_i=
MANAGER 19 BALMER ST APT ‘|
F OPEN DAILY pearoar he
ff Paul: x Kem Realtor |
| sates 2 FE Lata |
WALLED LAKE. BEAUTIFUL | |
modern 5 rm. and bath screened |
tn poreh _ Heat furn_ _MA _ 421
[wer SIDE
rooms, newly decorated. Pri-_
Ps bath, heat, hot water, stove,
and refrigerator furnished Near
S( Benedict and Donelson schools |
Convenient to shopping o_ re /
service Call FE 2-2002
oo for details
/. Rent Houses Furnish 35 ee PPLE
4006 |} RMS & BATH AUTO AS & hot water FE 23 /
Wards Orchard aa Sait
6 ROOM HOUSE EDROOMS
Compietely arn. re 4 amd
HOUSE ON LAK 3 RMS & path Completes furn Ideal for
couple. 405 Atmy Rd. Lakeville
> OA B3TIT Of
SMALL MOUSES FOR RENT. IN |
__For Rent Rooms — =a Oe ee een
ATTRACTIVE RSM. GIRLS. EEIv-
tleges. 547 W __Huron
, AT BUS STOP. LGE PRONT } RAL
Everything for your convenience.
PE 5-7332.
BUSINESS P PEOPLE. SHOWER,
_€arage Cooking. FE 2
NICE SLEEPING ROOM. 16 Coe _St. FE 5-4024.
ROOM WITH COOKING PRIVI-
leges. All utilities furnished. Cel-
_Gred only. FE §-8114.
ROOM FOR rie et REF.
required MI 6-
Rooms With Board 38 Pe eo
EXTRA CLEAN, HOME STYLE
_meals FE 35-0377. 1¢ Matthews.
_Cony alescent f Homes (38A OO
NEW NURSING HOME. STATE
approves. ground Noor. All new
* Simmons equipment. Bed patients
or ambulatory. Men or wenen.
24 hour car. Reasonable rates.
__Visitors welcome FE €2233
VACANCY — BED OR AMBULA
to: tients. Men or women
saet
Hotel Rooms 39 SOLD OOOO ean
HOTEL AUBURIN
Rooms & or Wtek
Also 1 mg room aperiments.
were: lea. Jaaks Hard units. ,
§ Auburn 0238
Rent Stores 40 12336 OFFICE OR SHOP SPACE
available June ist. 1077 W Huron.
FE 46328
332 W HURON, DESIRABLE LO- cation for store or sales office
Phone MI 4-9044
ULTRA- NEW STORES | WEST
_side. FE 2-3144
__ Rent Office Space 4i Se we
Available Immediately
*4- and 2-Room Offices
Choice. location ames
$50 per month — utilities. .”
PE 2-4875
NEW (OFFICES - WEST SIDE. ye
ey aupag; 4, BLOCK PROM
“Gewntown Pontiac on buy ine.
Rent includes heat. lights and
big parking lot. Ideal fer any
profession, $55 per month and
Up. FE /2-€280_
For Sale Houses _ 43
BROWN Vaoruane DOWN -- Lovely 3 bed-
room ranch style brick home sii-
{ _wated on vere Skt lot wila
paved streets. Teal Sud tor cm:
dren. Plenty roeus to romp and
ay.. Tile ures Alum. storms.
“All you need-te ebeout $235 clos.
ing Gosls
$6050 FULL PRICE Modern bun-
gaiow wilh full basment Qi
furmace alum storms. Large 75
x 380 ft jot with jake privileges.
| Fasy terme Will trade for ine
come
§12.459 GI Special — Nothing down.
Just your mortgage costs Larye
ranch style bungaiow with latge
ectivities room Firepiace 3 beu-
guire at 1976 Tayler — fer” rooms Tiled bath Two large lots _Lonnie Weaver FB. -
Rent Houses Unfurn. (36)
- 2? BEDROOM DUPLEX -
BEAUTIFUL
EAST BOULEVARD HEIGHTS
. Now Renting Fer ;
$7 PER MONTH
*
OFFICE
$44. N EF. Boulevard at Valencia
-| > BEDROOM OUPLEX. 28) Tow- er Ra, O row Lake. EM 3-387. |
icy ped “TERRACES, $63 MO |
Children welcome 65 & 6 whit-
field. FE 20022
7 BEDRM i FLOOR. CHILDREN
649 Lounsbury, off Oakland
} BEDRM BRICK ~ OPTION “TO
buy. FE _8-8486
j} BEDRM MODERN ““TUPLEX. |
nr downtown Rechester auto
heat fenced beck yard, Ref | 1 |
YR “OLD Y = ~ RANCH Th
month, OR 43-5382
Straits Lake, 70 per menth. EM
- 23-4715.
& UTILITY RM. ae, |
ge beet FE 2-6332 or pe
after 5.
7 ROOM HOUSE, 10 ALLEN $50 Be mo. Inquire 308 Pontiac State
nk Bidg |
€ RM HOUSE WEST or EST OF PONTIAC
Inquire 22 Auburn Ave
i6 ROOM HOUSE. UNFURN FE
3.9243
ADULTS, PROFESSIONAL NEW 2 - hedrm dyuplex. Also, 4 rm flouse,
Chas heat Lk priv. FE 86-1926
DUPLEX » BEDRMS “AUTOMAT-
je heat Garage Exc cond Re
liable adults $78 Apply Pontisc
Press Bor . .
HOUSE IN OXFORD 4 MECHAN
te $55 per mo call OR 3-3672,
afte: 5S pm
HOMES AT BRENOEL. OXBO Duck & Tommy s Lakes. $40 A \
O Bex 6
“gpa VILLAGE, 1727 MOHAWK: | & rooms, recreation Bape and g&@-
rage $90 Mo. BE 27-9616
INDIAN VILLAGE. 5 ROOMS AND |
bath 138 Liberty 8t.. $76 mo Fr,
2-868 |
LOWER PLAT, 8MALL HOUSE & apt, on Cast Lk Keego Harbor |
FE +s LAKE WILLIAMS — NEW, MOD
ern 2 bedroom home Giagased- in
sun porch, Tudl ape garage
Lewre required. OR }-
JKURY 2 BEDROOM say on beautiful pyt lake and grour
Swimming, beating and take
ing UN 2.2965. after 5.
sam “WARWICK LAT BYLVAN Lake — 3 bedroom brick. car-
port Lease Lake privileges. Also
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fon “5aaT OR BELL ~UNPORN. 2 bdrm howe MAL} 5.1018,
| ROCHESTER — ~DEQUIN. | H ere 2 ses to, oelaey. One -_
@ pedr s. 3 bathe ~ Other has
2 large bedrooms. studio living |
room. Beautiful grotinds. Reason- ,
able rent E 45000
MODERNS 2? “BEDRM. BABY wri-
Do $70 Mo./& deposit. THI)
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OTSEGO LAKE MOURN 2 BDRM | cottages. Aly conveniences
cellent beeth with boat. OR
3-0063
beat exc,
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———, 3 large heteosn's
pity of cioget space, gas hes oe eniidren under 12, bog
. Floyd Kent, Realtor,”
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Duplex on East Bivd.. MN. Back
yard — A. me [veo
fear enous, "HAROEN CO.
Rent Lake uae 364
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4 or & oD
season. PE
Pl, bus soo et Cass L&.
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a PE cnr 4 Ld —_'| with lake pritileges Only
| miles west of city. Boyt wher
| a valve an
| $11,500 INCOME — Large t#o fam-
iy on paved street. Garage Front
rch Upper rents fer $686. Here*
s cheap living for some lucky
person. Terms can be arranged.
| $1200 LAKE FRONT — Sell or — trade Ranch bungalow with .ful!
basemeny. oll AC furn Attached
breeteWay and two car gar Large
lot with over 100 ft of water>
—~« frontage. wal trade for city
home .
$19,890 LAKE FRONT — Ranen bungalow only 4, yrs. oid 3 bed-
rooms and atiached garage Large
enclosed patio room. Ledgestone
fireplace - Large lot and good
sandy beach :
LAKE FRONT -- Brick construction
and custom built for the owner
who is now leaving the State.
Ranch style with attached gar.
Large activities room Built ia
oven and range Lovely iedge-
stone fireplace. A home bdatlt for
real ee lake living Priced
at only 623.800. See this value
before you buy.
LIST WITH US — Fer — and
—— service. WE BU AG SELL
ADE. Open Lad years
Sue Pontiac and Vieieity
L. H. BROWN, Realtor +“ 2407 Elitabeth woot Road
Ph FE 4-356 FE 22-4810
~ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _
$3,150 Full Price Older Village home in Ortonville.
Needs new septic tank. $500 down.
$25 per mont
For the Handyman With large family 4 bedroom. needs
a little fixing and decorating.
$6500 - $700 down.
C. PANGUS, Realtor 2160 M15 Croaniie RA 730s
FORCED SALE
Rullder-Owner Forced to sei! new
3 bedrm. modern on beautiful &
acres of ground. Full tiled bath,
hardwood floors piastereti wal)s,
ass FA heat. Kitchen with di-
Getie. 10gl2? utility. Large living’
room. Esciosed screened patio.
Aluminum siding 54.950 Casa
‘ _ $1200 mor
PANGUS, Realtor ue MIS, Ortomvile| NA 7.2818
Cass-Ehzabeth Lake
hdrm Bi-lgvel em 3 hillside lots.
Only $12.500° _
Alsc. 2 bdrm ranch type. Lge rms.
Colored bath’ fixtures. A tip-fop
value $10 300 .
MUTART REALTY
ay e. ee Ek RD
WALLED — MA 4-230!
FURNISHED MODEL
~ OPEN — DAILY 10-8
TTL MELROSE
Between North Perry and
Montcalm
"$8,250
COMPLETE DC WN PAYMENT
TOTAL sm ‘PAYMENT
DLORAH BLDO. CO. 5 8-6455
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| OF oes i FEIN BEADTIPOL Frat Good, potenti ease all | on op ick ‘Sale Household Goods: 87 For Sale Miscellaneons 60 Edusren, Bais - 'Y-NINI
| WHERE CAN you |_ 22680. eahine_ Retsies, FE| Sa § BS FB OG. Pare aa ; Used T Cameras, Equipment 61A | ee :
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BUY A FOR take 1 Co. : wr a wr L £1 ' a Sy a a in pt, FREE STANDING TOILETS $18.95 POR 8) specs ~ Trees, Shrubs 68 me
; 100 ON PERFECT RUG AND xsl iy Sy) fs 5 ae ee SALA" (08 CROWN ORAPEIC, tne wt
pie o* | MOO, & 324 ft CARP T ' 4 : ‘ a t strobot MILFO! as —f
Dow No vee’ |e‘and level, 2.300. FE 43007 ea hoe Ge bed & 42 engine tee | UEP age! Cie Case, 4 holders: |" o61 ORD COLONIAL GARDENS. 5.
. 5 p.m : after — or guop. Bonded FE =| . : =! : a-in, hard ¢ pve eeeeene ft.| 4x5 OMEGA ced. Also) ¥ ; » sdilford, Sea
= a 5 &* insured. Bookcase, wi 20-t. ane D. IT enia. 4 mile north of EB.
$69 PER ton ~ KAURA LANE SAR Mi S ww flr Dokcase, with doors.” Hieywood | spe. bath sets with rim .."san 5 UL, 2.3040 after §:30 ie a lg a
i TH Toa106, x for MAPLE {| . imomarae® | : ob i : = utter r e Sg ey pe, coldted- Fh nae Men Ll. Sale Musical Goods 6: G 2 £3 ae e 8
So — p d 5 : ' asen tales = oods hire, SHOWN i |
& ang be ; ; rc } mass . ’ bec Noor | <—sew ake. ims ps neni A re Pine & Bae «
3 we | ICKERSHAM artri e~ <a aaa ae > 3 lice APNE yoo enae. 4 2 Oras nee —_ irre ee 5-2106 ABCORDION SAL abe — ALL SIZE. 80 ea: L lte4 ba 10 oF mors = Bs
BEDROOM COLONIAL Lor ~— Mayfair ¢4280| 18 THE “BIRD” ‘TO SEE . ; . “ ee OAS ECONOMY AVE PLUMBING SUPPLY au tdlon loaned free, to, begin: |‘ us. 2 miles North aS heie wt |
Wire ~ PRONT. : | 362_S. Sagi 5-5428, ate Lane Ever
In JUDAH LAKE-Estates | {provements PE ¢3608. oz | Father & Son ration @ #2 "LA Gey Sgt lg a arre Bxcm, Thitaled MERATERS with the Ten FREE LESSONS NOW _ Clarkston. MA" S-192h os"
ifeti : - . : mens i e ne ou t OAKLAND TRRe ERVICES RRC ‘ a
Lifetime Aloninun LOT. Zoxile FT In the lake area. ru pane L « FS ; | WER w, OR 3-6295. a lines, money pect cpesiat | —— Ask about the TRE SERVICE. TRIM- ,
ROOF A station HIRLPOOL A Tie _WAsH- Uel's Appl. MA” 5-601 rote: get iggy * pr loramga _ming & removal. PE 8-275. ,
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& SIDING Fon PERaY ~ oS a, 1, $100. FE 8-1678. ELECTRIC “LIGHT a boy Grinnel's, 21.8. Saguias EF SALE ON ?
ce cee HA’ Sctgmape agen mo Antiques: SIA) tone teleosts ee Newest | OLSON ELBO@ERTC GUITAR, lotion. “some $ Yor sh ai? &. |
Vv RD., ACROSS PROM IN ENE aN-do 3 assortment of |' way. Gidson ARe+ Blvd: bet ~ 4 i
$74 PERS MONTH. St. Benedicte, taxis. fe Gores -« ; = taeda tat nea an hind ey ee lie ten —> = sane, 63 tan. ‘On | eet Mo ene = ee Seok
DLORAH BUIL street & water, lake pri res. Eos. Sue even sae aren: $439 value. $2.28; porch $2.98 val —W
DING co. : » _field Hine. ” . Bcom.| Ue. $1.95. Factor val- EW PIANOS
pad 20122 i : j “Tel i samples ‘at priges Sa prod hari age egg Rig ei AJ:
52-9122 For Sale Acreage 47 ES 4 rlevision & Radios 57B) si 398 Or caemgea F tusr-| mous Story ond Giark line. the | AKC REG. DACHSHUN i i
ae , ’ CASH FOR USED TV: — AVG | 34g telegraph | Clemens Street. FE pai
CAB SURDING FAR- yf “chased 6 PUR: SARAGE — ie FE 27-0567 AKC REG. "ENGL!
__ Income Pro perty 43A o Fy low as AR. : fo BU oe A ont rom FE 2-0367. e 7XRAGE DOORS _ | | sIAWO FUND rom Tel-Huron pups. 640 aaa ll SPRINGER
wll oxeds, Poet ANGUS, Realtor ‘| $4900 in 1088 4 es ta eee REPAIR] cic inne tee ts coe | ING—OSCAR SCHMIDT | ——~*-6881- =
3 APTS 2160 ,000 in 1958 Fully equipped é t in TVs at Pe stock from $25 « PE 2.5217 B 7
. GARAGE -G M15, Ortonville dot: : Appliances Co er| Electric d and up a OSTO! BULLE P
A eet HF tact | 6 Acres— ha nans | Seimqe ming bane Ome, | a) A Be See ale ee) es ae ere | Ge a cee ae eee cia
after 5 a e to .. aig : stairways. sappearing | BOST
BY OWNER, 4 a4 PURNISHED APART: eet : ed parking 1a Ba umble Foun tor | , __Water Softeners s7c| <4, rive estimates on garage re- [j RmAt pet visas Exec icons. toh gn FERRIER eTUB- CHAMP
ments, 3 — 3 rooms & ba’ building site in ‘ pansion Land. * (| OOOO PET ST COCE ing Smal) maho; i CUTE Cc COCKE =
frees = beth. $150 pociagnen cluded location _ se- ment oaly $10,006 aoen os eget L-177 : . ; gg ie SOFTENER. NEW OR — trom, | a te 3 i, gany spinet, Hke new 17-9077 R PUPPIES. $10. FS
4500 down. Soni Broad- s West of Pontiac! only. . 000, a: used. Reas. priced. FE 2- 5827 BE sed blend chord a ss
way, Lake Orion. Ca i . MICHIGAN SOFT WAT! $27. RRY D organ COLLIE PUPPIES
GL. CLEAN INCOME. ao 503 ee cee REALTOR PARTRIDGE , : = or as es the bl 371 _§. RRY’ DOOR" SAI ES Special sale on all accordions ae Gunes tee white col-
ie APA ae ont Soe ete Eves PE $1302 FE 43581 on Mich. : , ye fer oles a weed cee ah = ue ets R HEATING a¥STEM Re-conditioned player piano Normandy 238 “Arbor, aien.
NITS, 5 ACRES. NE HURON ; 4 ers. Ar } soften, can Radiator C = ‘ *
ly furnis owne PART bh AR SCHOOLS AND OPEN ‘TIL 0 : jow as $50. 3984 W. Wal- | good condition ‘o. Very R DACHSH
See W. ; r must sell.) Shopping center Ideal m ae ton Ave just east of Z Includes furne _ Reconditioned pis UND, AKC
ae Note fe, Coren Lats) 2 Pes “water available, Cass Li SOMEONE ONCE SAID: / NAY ae are pint gf, Sasnabew. | Cie after $900 “Fe Excellent Condition. <| Suances tues mevice, Sam:
eve romee Ra rford | “ ; ' ATER SOFTENERS AT BIG DIs- - 2338 °
ot : Township MI 45153, 4 Nee ae NOTHING IS ANY f): wea Ay Bic bis. | BOT WATER & G -_ | DOBER _
————— 6 x iy Y- _count. OR 3-2360 sae. Meu EATERS 30 GAL. | AL LAGHER'S i MAN PINCHER sTUD
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For Sale Lake Prop. 44, We» ACREAGE NS ae a | ieoea SINPE ST KEW. | i030. Tuese value, s30'80" an USED NELSON SPINET | x in after 2p ne eres a
Sninimeaapatabasaae eed ave 1 1-3 acres & some 10, SON WITH SON - erg ee ese are “slight ape GERMAN
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2 BEDRM HOME, WELL INSULAT-| easy “erm wea ts sold on | THING ELSE.” OME- of ; . rang vernon For Sale Mi foot Rigg rie ad bottled gas} with x meawtitel menegsay Sein | Reg. $25 SMAyfair 6 Beas . AKC
Lap agc er e ores aes earns CR SAW fe yee oar ae tga” 4 yor} — € 1989 by MEA Service, tha, le c iscellaneous 560 tthe ee 3 oe ral camae tree reer Kitt So TO" “GOOD” HOME.
Third, For sale of | lk, ta] ON WRORD AGENCY cect ot contracts? | Can't, ect “Trouble with Jane is that she doesn't try to m ‘ GALVANIZED PIPE. 100 Par | ME4¥ STEEL ¢ Gide posse | IN| NEW SPINET PIANO es PARAKEETS | AND” suPPts
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rn AND BATH NEAR _LAKE.| BEA’ ; SE ® mailer ea vewrould, Jou uke attractive — won’t even help a fellow a iniake herself th on ea biog. | te ‘ote 4 seek” $10 80 pair. TONAL QUALITH fhe ¥ x Ke CANARY: 2-1727
‘ms or bargain to sh. AUTIFUL PARCEL, 90 ACR a i ne. _ car! aon, 1005 M59. West. 3%" pipe 4 hook pair, M ITIES BY O food “ ARTS. “CAGES ,
_ 2 it00 or FE Sarre r Ce. FE] frontage on M39, near ES, Snan . rene —_ i REGULATI —— PreK $13.00 pair, ASTER TUNER. MA and supplies. Crane ‘i
Highland. you should be interested : : = ON” POOL TABLE, pipe 5 hook $14.00 pai CLIPFORD W Ri, _Hatchery, 2489-4 Bir
at ONION LAKE 3 A real potential. See it, no in our trad su _ complete, OR 4-0073. | Asphalt paten 80 pair TEGAND. P : : uburn UL 23-2200
B obli- e & exchange pro- : Wa B ib. Da: | PARAKERTS,
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a at —— OL wel | RA ales es REALTY. 135 “Hightana| ™.8 home or business you oe Foss bomen SHADED 2 RED- | ELECTRIC sTO me size, alum. or iberkins. ALUM. J FLEED Bee Piano T ale AREA’ | POODLES: Toy, — WHITE. AKC
— 141, ee ees NOt Milford BA. qualified to handle. More people | garage ivtimusn| =a. °.°CmCUCC _ SIDING installed or in stock for | Th fAGIC phone PE Dit registered. 10 wks. Little be
BRENDEL HEIGHTS. WELL-KEPT MUtual_ 42045. Uke yourself are happy today} on oe a hoe Set yenreek 54 See er ils “Paint needs no stirring, will! USED LOW OROK Wena OL
Sear Fane home sik lake! : a the advantages a e de es : 7 eters $2,500 | ELECTRIC Brovg: —GooD COND. ser Avu™ STORMS — Orna-, ott bate sag or run. Rubber or| Latge mode! RIE ORGAN _ Py Lhd
Prive. Lot 150x201. 30-day jake RY OWNER: 3 ACRES VACANT ee YOu put | trailer. MUtual i tor Louse- | $40 FE 0-426 mentay 765: We mener deve: 06 | ve tg Fo eat! aan to | excellent fyoe Mics coe | a veats AKC SABLE MALE.
fu price. “EM Soom” ot! MU gmetad AGn alts CL) fer gouge manae nom, Mem | ener ans ate otepranee scaY GeDibavin WHNKOTING |< bokeh 2 bot OMENS" rome a parr 8 releragh a ee A 2L
e value is there, it's ers and radio- wrong but the price uburpn & Rochester Rd Ave FE 5-61 FE 20367 | RED Fi
worth someth! e Working ot spguggrania too low e, It's way UL 2-4000 e s JET PUMP p 5-610, __Agross trom Tel-B EuALE ; DACHSHUN
ELIZABETH i Com 7 Je ing or not. FE 2-03¢ . Heres one . ves. OL 1-6623° 2 HP WITH : el-Haron AKC D. LYR.
a aula ta inet forever, oe 12% pnb Property : Nl raat Soca ape n° Peer: york be 3 SOPD Es eae fk) Soe’ eae eore ot switches. Sale Store Equipment 4 RG 0 BOXER] tii
wood © seating: ceilings, all bard-| road, ist sou peut pate ; ags TOM split. 6 Sa 0 ote PE gesdy to APPLIANCES co | _OR 30687. excellent condition,| ¢les. 50° Mapig dikes “fem, table | COMP ; a a
call built-t arge bedrooms, | 'O@ just south of Pon . GMO : 8461 Commerce Rd. |? FUEL GOOD EON. with leaves 2 F ble | LETE RESTAURANT LAY- “ROSE &
room iin kitchen, poe s. Bete Lake road. Call OR 3- ie ee oe ae a Like "SUBURBAN iy aes x TRIG EM 3-4114 dition Bd [TANKS G005 5-9120 oo eae sires oO Guage. alee. PE Paik ig counter aad Lay wal fs coe sid ee Oe.
st be seen to. reali Pontia Mie one : PLASTERIN nee LECT RANGE g2905 |? WHEEL Tr FE 5- mounted track. GOCAUCOLA POP COOLE r .
Priced at $22,500. Includ roe FOR SAL. c, Mich. Ph. OR 4-0358 NG WORK, SWAP FoR | GE washer ... Gees 05 ahh wh UL ere _GOCA-COLA POP COOLER ¢ SIAMESE KIT"
f . Includes car. E: 2 LOTS, ON BROWN = pickup truck. PE Mefrisarater............... PTW) et ade KITCHEN a | Jand store,. R GAR- oe ITTEN, SEAL POIN
i pas, Coe traverse rods and) jp in Orion Twp. 4% acres. If STANDARD OIL ; 8-8539 paiadybr eft ses cehuiuvarntapeietaiaseibia'e 340.05 | 2 a sab Nine OL . slightly ya capes SiNKs, | _yams2 re, small pizza oven. EM - re die puppies. All sizes ort
ent only FE COO interested, cal FE $1230 after|3 STALL STATION reece @ Ol For S notin gcraic, | aoe EE eee FUEL | 990 value, ee ee ce ee et
A. BEAUTIFUL LOT ON Paivate SMALL ACRE _ Syke gallonage Pon OF. __ For Sale Clothing 56 we FE 43913 UL 2-300 | CIN SOL PIPE. Pua LEROTH | @° meses, values Sn ced __Sale Sporting Goods 65. Hunting D ee
ake in Lake Ori AGE BUILDING Roads. Call MI co ast days | 6 FO ~~ RS n. soll pipe, per le onan a phahe® ordered! | oe ntin oO
oes or MUlberry §-468!. sites, Now available near village| _1- oe oa eee doce, hess PB eit alter 8 Fre _san edre you meesy. en nee Uwe ons 108 ase Please. (Michigan Piucrescent Say FISWERMAN'S OUTYIT. 1¢) Fro gr Hunting Dogs _ 094
ASS 7 WOOhs i468 ao F erce so near Wa- rt P: - ALL ¢ . ell sizes ‘ ; 4 - ercraft, 7 .
plus ore sah cg bendy 8Q. F as low on White Lw. Rd. Prices | SERVICE STATION, NEW 2 BAY a dl esgrse CLEAN UskD WORK |= eee Eary terms.| CINCH sOl PIPE 6 FT. 370 KITCHEN SINK. BATHTUB. BA-| automate, Cate Boeneg | cee 10 PE 3 4833 FEMALE BEA-
om % “garage b bam a Sow aon ees per acre. Very “Binclair station for, lease. Located | also fishing ae om ie; | oo REBUILT VACUUM SAVE BL UMBING sore EAM, MOWERS natures _$i8 (R_ 37980 eutemee eee Rent AKC GERMAN SHORTH.
oa “pry. Country kitch i a Mis. Phone| 7 da Open | Sweepers, 1 year's guarant 17 8. 8 SHARPEN utomatic 30.06. 34 Myra, | —Potnters._¢ AIRED
dio rams fire eae C. MElrose 71-7161 or Eves 7 days, 389 Orchard Lk. Ave. $1695 up; and used omens. eginew FE eae usted a Te ary t ENED |. 0f! Yostheis: oy ers Ser wos OST Ete
__3_bedrms. % bath, hs PE 58684. SS CHUETT, Realtor et 42041. "| LIGHT BLUE FORMAL, @MALL| Elecisie,. camer. GS pm tari 3 DRAWER META! Dean's Garden C standards | GUNS — B ——
re ees hyle | = filin L BLUEPRINT | _ land enter, 204 Oak- uv. oe TRADE ‘iD
ceca COTTA Se “STANDARD O size, worn twice. $10. OR 3-3872. Elect#ic,...canner of K cabinet 1 office desk. FE | _Maniey Leach, 10 ey ogs | Trained, Boarded
Pontiacs GE NEAR. WEST BLOOMFIELD IL . | USED CLOTHING, — | 3-3872.| and Howard. FE 4-5169 a .) e MEDICINE, CABIN GUNS_’ bcc Doar 70
_PE_ 2-0654. mi maed Bley Desa atti. " aoe re heeteee: ess a Good potential. Training a oe I ge tng FakErkns = NORGE FREEZERS ¢ lL agghree “A INSIDE DOORS. IN Sibes sales aes sida ene buy Sco ad ‘oo AND CATS BOARDED
xno? GOOD “EOLDING| 2%. 7 ee ouse ingide| nancial assistance ean, mamy like new. Op-| reasd, Soreiawcd Sorrel |. cas wieaewe cs hardWare 10 co gine S608. Laveterlen, (octet ee ee oe ee eee ee eg .
lot. Gonies mie Tay Tage, new tool shed, ga-| tonville. MI available. Or-| Portunity Shop, St. James E values. $149.06 while they last. No ¢ storm windows. Call. EM 3-32 omplete, $1495. Factory tr HEILITE CAMP * graph. | : Be raph
: e. $3,150 ot] burning forced air 6-8311 days or Mr.| cops! Church. 3 ¢ orders, pi at. Nog 8B = 91; lars Michigan Fi . MP TRAILERS. WIL = ’
ib terms. FE 4-539 or OR cpp antici gil Geores Howard Venice —,7:3426 so a reaeaey anil con Meceseeohs Sh Orehard. Lake Pan” pBaghae ae | sear Ave 30 a ee se | __Hay, Grain & Feed 71
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LAKE FRONTAGE at _ty. FE 8-6722. pom pa ay 9:30 to 430 Fanwabaa dina table nea ‘onaire, Ass 4 EB OIL PURNACE & | Plete with T. COM. | ae
Wi BIG LAKE. = 2 ee STORE BUILDING. 42 i —— | FRE: — UPRI num storms and : m1- jucts, elec. wtr. h bag Pro-ty 118T & 3ND cU
wit ole hal arte ee 757,500, $2500 dn. of”. oe | Sale Household Goods 57)| New model GRE FAMOUS | gir's bike nd sergene. 38 toch Rew BOTTLE ee Sol. ; _¢art. 443, PE tons po pert) T&M cor yay STRAW,
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LAK ___For Sale Farms | 48) SINCLAIR: OIL 1 xem pPHAPY SEWING MA- count marred models Soom OYR. S2G4L. ELEC WATE a bottie gus-30" store i Used | _Bait, Minnows, Etc, 65B_ TYPES OF IST & IND CUT-
E NEAR ORTONVILLE service a attraceve 2 k Payments. for -your 2 cater $67.50 cash & carry. OA.) win a) GALVANIZED PIPE pee Will deder OA 61 -
= FRONT 4 crea. 3. bedroom ee ail lease I ince pre op agree Ra nr 33337. Su a 90 oreere eT ages 7003 M39 west. Open Hae an ae he aii < Gave WER. 2 DZ. bee. RED. | | WANTED HAY FOR MULCHING, :
BEDROOM. Full wore eeds a@ little finish e Rd. 40 {t_ showroom & off: | _ Center, = Sew wats GABERT i. RAVE ‘ce A optns. $0 for 45c. big worm to 200 bales, an : 3
TE atk = ui you can do yourself Reas. office. 121 N. Saging 30 CEMENT B8LA c prclibina UF foy 80c. tack s. 80| _6-3714 y cond. MA
on soe gown OR Fite save. colon, bargain, 794.000 oe _Sallable. Call PI FE were tance |? Fei FE a, $20. RE- | GAS STOVE, = PIECE CE NEDA, { ore Midiand semoeed hee + ad aa Fea * Bey si ye 3 fe"0 {ton i '|- Por Sale Liv
; ar _suite, good cond. FE ., Draytan Plains | A FURN poct +“. s Orchard Lk Ave vestock 72
LAKE Paul M. ar 7% FT. WALL TILE. _ FE 40187. 14-2 ROMEX m Fiains | work, tank compl _
\KE FRONT LOT ON | GREEN PE 4-8 Fones, Real Est. | Sale Land Co: “- $1.80, $289,: $3 00. we. PAINT [O68 Be ALL SIZES. CLOSE | jolt. 2\sc, per Ler COM. | _ $300 Call after 6 cig 40 oe pty, Sand, Gravel & Dirt_ = is. STANDARD
ccuohia ons t006) Vilas: we eee ee Huron __Sale Land Contracts 52) 8. a rool ote Samuel's Appl MA) Suinse special erliee OA. | ~ PREFINISHE pm OR 34145. / |, pacer coppe ee
SY OF Wo WTD. TO LEASE: 40- TO 100 LAND CONTR. ee al Vinyl floor covering 99¢. a Three apes ete Mis West Open | MAHOGARY 44 D PANELING [Pa RICH BL Ge Gekko ee ee —
—=— : ACR NTRACTS . x . o West. Sai NY ov 1! ACK DIRT & F le, harnesa
M ACEDAY L: LAKE Hoory on all-weather road, or ‘RE to sell. Ear! cas Fh Pee cla tLe b tile 6c. a Repo k RECORD PLAY- ~~, COVES = en Bireh '4" bd ae Logs RY ny) lee $9 50-8 yds. FE a | - bugey and 2 beat- es
2 bedroom lakefront with unfin- pected ge & Gear! Pontiac pro or EM }3-4066. 1 SHOV ER’S watt ee: 12 speakers. 40 | 17 Cherry paneling. uy Sic per fc | i 1} small dapple gray geldi
fade, atgerensuth,ford|€0. nubs, MA bin.” ry eee Tash silos mee. BAR, Specie | ig good contin stice cabinet} ete col “LOAD OR MORE_BLACK Ding hd’ harness FE 31300" rae
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wn nice prota nti wa S le Hesia baa 53 Vere cence pSoirep ip YOU RAVE TA Cor , ACE WE mower, S16 ne Biectrie retell as Sp 0 are R ( O.| | pare 0-€ p.m. ee, rE : Thee & LITTERS Satioss 49497
equires $5,000, a bus ess Property 49 49 Lenders) bed. Large chest 2 vanity lam _The Bar 5-1043 9 OR 3-766. a Cc S pm
: a Ps. pe Bargain Spot i1-IN. REEL-TYPE | [%et F (1 vAY SER TTL :
WW ILLL AMS LK. R = Bieta Hench eles: re weekly. KITCHEN 2 | CE Power mow.) .°) 9 O18 aus ae WELSCAGE Dray | UTTLE fonse — 8 YR
D. BUSIN Pearson Furni Gamil ¥ AID DISHWASHER ace Gass a Oe table one, | it. Vsrocved Mahe | fill, sand & gravel FE 5-768 | gelding, weil trained ge
2 bedroom home on. 50 f Main deeiilers « BUILDING . Lake Ave. cha ery good cond, R. B. Munro 6 cu estinghous ' %" Piyscor wany $495 Al TOP at horse sho Big winner
- ble locati PIECE Elec. Co, 1060 _EM 343 a1, e refrig.. es ae $5 45 | “SOIL, BLACK DIR | ws. Ideal for child
Neen ict, Losied clue to airport, {¢ M&v- Ov jon on US 7 PIECE LIVIN Ww. Huron. ra | Aluminum. sidin t sand, gravel and T, | of adutts. With sadd bd)
Road. $7. 25 mith termes > AUrpOr for show er 5500 aq. ft. Built Brand G@ ROOM SUITE. |l AR GE CRIB AND Hurop.__|3¢ PT 13” 1-BEAM 4 — PONTIAC £14 oq ft. $3058) humus FE 4788 ‘fll, Atso -peet | MApie 58-1770, bg” Price $200
: rm. display. excell FIN AN . new davenport and chair, | brand MATTRESS | 5” fle “STOCK 1488 B woop co. | tals ale! ch 1660 Allen
wooD CO for smal { ent » ICE COMPANY 2 modern step t aah new $15.95. Peatson' mge. First $4! se tek alawin Avex F A-l TOP arkston
WILLIAMS. LAKE RD. trib or foreigh car dis- coft abies. ni ‘niture. 42 Oreha s Pur- | _3-2768 cs IS a oe *| SOIL & BLACK DI Gute AcE CG
AT M59 | utorship. Boat Mapiay. i RE YOU CAN offee table, 2 decorator iam rd_Lake Ave. - Sand, gravel. Call RT | GENTLE MARE. _ 2060 “POR
| count store, and = Ip All for $99. Pa LINOLEUM & P 62 GAL. E ann | Po any time EE CON.
oF etc. Pient B only $2 weekly AINT SALE. LEC. HEATE Ree or OR 3-032¢ “1h
Wonton OPEN ae " partion te ‘Pleo daly | ORROW, ee a $500 | Teeieens Painkare, 4 sen, ae Ret ee tie 281 1S, Bale = Ee epee a ean! aay PAINT & ALE 1 TOP Bott. “BAND. ¢ GRAVEL, Baier ui mee mie ag
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co Se iene aon ES PROM ite bites ‘Bebrer rn ue | AU DINE, Te | Me Noomenatp/ Eady ign vied ND Cgattn Pet Se ot Ee He re __ Wanted Livestock 73
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dition aoprteaineely teat con B NPI ymow aaa 76 after 4pm. | govt 2 eap 499 W Huron. | AVE PLUMBING im GALLONS FOR $3 90 | rs BLACK DIRT, 7 TOP Lous PIL WANTED: PIGS: & s
- Wooded. Boat well. Owner will a t orro th Conifidtnce ees tue Vee $15.95. orgs ) FRIGIDAIRE éus. | '72_8 Saginaw FF. 5-2100 lear Plogr Shop 99 8 Saginaw sand, shredded. OR 3 L | Ue. Porrest Jones, rorg,e" pat:
rade His equity 91, 415 Seb tee gs ie POI . Ho $25 to $500 a gr oe egies. Rag | WW ereca arms pega pal ao mde» tase RE CHBSTED PLAB- Dai See gis teen Ts ao "t 7 sO, BAND “GRAVEL For Sale Poultry 74
tures. xe) pic: REALTO! ousehold Fi Oreb arson Purniture. 42| abl raperies lined & wash-| 13 Borinku ESTED PLAS-| ‘enis 600. 16232, 6130 Bmooth | 7) woes basement oning. ex. |
MACED 4900 Highi Inance. urebert Lake Ave _able $15. EM 3-3500 ng systems figured.| fiaisn 6 col Smooth | 7 ems. OR }-6932 | 300
Partly Sacer oun tapee, on Pontiac, Mich. and Ra. botany 3% 8. Saginaw Lgnar~ of Pontios lig bat table model =e MANGLE. win Beds, CHEST. Open a. Thompson, 7005 M50 West. Fe ass Ce Rustic penle lable | | Al eid et Bas gTONE. | se aie nt I NO 7 PFR
erm ve GROCERY STORE. G 17° fe mode] ...........- 91495) 4 achine,’ drapes, rug, | 1958 ALLEN DISTRI : exer A. Authier Co. | rE 68-1112 oF “ klin. | _OR 3-733 soe Walton Blvd
WILLIAMS LAKE PRIVILE ness. Nice li OOD BUEI- fo (Beem Sonne 2 avenport & chair, desk & 1 g4s0 BUTOR TESTER | 1979 Highland Ra-~-1atso a. | = a
iG ving qua’ 21 4.95 mise. pius other “el59) 4 miles ~———
fished. Only 8180. down. | ia paren tee Caeaia. NS" ileus part Tv, te sew e838 wonae RE PRTG GERATOR ap FE atin oe thi thoes | so, Sent Aare eet Attention ; Truckers) | w= Sate Fa atm Produce 75
own. R oi All sets rebuilt’ and gimrantend, gmail space hee r 20 Paria x) oe -BURKAY AUTOMATIC | PICNIC TABLES, USED LU < aage top sell, Rete ae shine APPLES $1 BU
ent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A © $800 — #28 Mert es eee a We take | double sandry eee anand) cysts heater — 430.000 BTU, ods fends. OR wpe | (Atte, oul Mike the dirt & | stead Orchards & UP. HOME.
r1ag S rom ig Bae eee Dp. ~ _commontry ton co. trade-ine at Obel TY, 1, "3900 ‘ris. OVER 6 USED TV ans. "FROM in oe oot Vit hr. Perfec Walto# Ra 3-6022. 9011 p price, eshebaw R4. & Ook Hill Rd. ards. $460 Orchard Lk.
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2 STORES, 2618 AND 2619 DIXIE | PRIENDLY aavice nn eee 45. Open @| 614.08 Wa TV ante _ PE 4-4217 after 8 pm. bide, ‘call PUMPS MUST GO SHALLOW AND | “in tops s TRUCKERS. LOAD. GLACKMORE FARMS.
4000, 1 eniend Ra, (M39) eae LOANS $25 TO $5 ii DUMONT TV IN FINE MA-| TON TV —— |e “re oh SR" Thompson | oy lL a Bia | Ou neane. Pew at Fer
Pontiac. Mic Ph BAXIKN 500 hogany 2-door cabinet, A. ao oe E Ww 7008 _M . Thompson, = s Adams Ra OL 2.3766 |
ae OR 4-0358' Bus “4 W & LIVINGSTONE desk, $25 MI + $100. Spinet | _ ation | |— 5@ West Open Eves BLACK DIRT & TOP | OAKLAND —
Pontiac Lak Business Opportunities 51 st L GANS 3 x 21-IN. BLOND se SOANT Rall Se are ‘TOR. ACTION TIME ROTOTILLERS | Menere stand 8 Pre bu There 3 0 eat 1-40" ad
ean nee Os ; . a od LOOKING FOR A BUSI On 2ANS 3 vee ro $500 | bec ccna 3 control. Zenith | hers pr getor, rto deep freese. Pon tae to operate. the ladies ean eo ae BAND AND | Ry eels 8. Pull line of plants
featuring Aving ranch home perl Get +the free ‘Michigan | curity Rp pig or other se-/ _ 4-0589 yrs. old, $125.° MI washer, ry eras 4 Spin Dryer ' > : ; . ne wa cant Let us prove it with BLA | Sotatomee 8 AND
repiage, aint om with ee. Qui e” from Rea Nor | service is fast, aeatis sad nel | GALLON HOTPOINT W ad. Heer tik alee) ree with | Used Framing Material any sonetretien, OIT one eons | tenon: DIRT. DELIVERED AND, $! bushel fae AND EATING,
= we coms ener ed garage. Huron. Pontiac. FB ric pte wy) Visit our office or phone F . Beate tev, $99.95. wick WATER met oe *-3305 One Lake. — PRICED TO SLL — Hime payments a tillers. | | eet Se 0-6 pm. Other | Out Perry verbell Rd.
e frontage. Full aA - Convenien' . abeth Lake ler Garden & b ni. — | 8EED 7
price only $12,300 — Terms. le ol cll FEA- HOME & AUTO see ne iecnre “Siectrie , — Redt- Saiariee eects $238 ea.) dite, Woodward Ave Not 10. ere meas C8 SOIL. Frit | Rede eee Posting
Lakew 7 & footiong e cream, root beer, ness ~ Veet 1066 W. Huron. ONE SHOT ONLY Pasiueard ere $1-23 bag “0083. Birmingham. Ph. ae elle fivered. 113 geott o KR yrds. de- | @EED AND
aga ood Village Good business for couple om hs LOAN CO. i084 BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASH- et NLY = | quauty’ House Paint... Byron REO TYPE Pot | stack pect Leke Rd. FE | ‘3021 Bold mene ce stots.
- Nearly new 3 bedroom brick ae $6,000 down. 2% fem * GET 923° TO $500 ae AS $200 | REFRIOBRATORS, Renewed. Your a Se a pe, | _tnen. oe TORER MS (BLACK DIRT, TOP Boll. GRAY. “Sal Bilvervell. PE $3810
with 100 ft. of lake frontage rive In R i O $500 wattery. diva BADE ;4| naeeninhetced wee LO @ ..-++-21e oq. ft. | ROTARY MOWER. ~ han stone, Deliver. OR le Farm Farm | Eq = :
x Features & baile, built: Esta es at ON YOUR __vattery_& “electric. FR _6-8706. IGERATORS, New 11 Cu CEILING : Ree WER. ALSO. ii” uipment ; 76
i 8, built- stablished 3. yea ,; amc 5 Year Warr . ve. : TILE—WALL BO. 1 mower. Wii fit Bol _| BLAC ——
n kne oa 2 car aitached or Jease. —H Spot Wert of gale a wAXd Daataainecetane woe, on sims a L BOARD den tractor’ Late num ot ier, tn roo Rey a atte a ed SOIL, 2 ROW ‘CORN 3 NTER. TRACTO
arege. Only $18.70 — tine op main ros 4 in take aceer. 31g nature Bee Co., 1060 W. Huron. unro | 379.06. Contrel. 6 Year Warranty. RDBOARD—PLYWOOD able tr My-bred: corn gain avail and fill, FE 2-174 nd, grav- Soe PE 2 R
nd you take Gia COmGTTiDRE as Rochester . 460 Dutton Rd. eudiee ‘FARM TOP SOIL, OG MOWER, LIKE N
Cranberry session before June 5th.” sf. 000 t walt WINDOW RICK—STEEL = fees ~ $10. BOIL, 6 ¥Ds, | Allis Chal E NEW. $160.
“ee y Lake _| down payment © 34 Manths Sone Re . 98 Apt. size refrig, 6 goop Hous FPI RANGE HOG are Delivered. FE 46588 halmerg. EM 3-6306
Losey ; 3 bedroom ‘ranch Poasen ly on ear rE . *p H. FE 2 ‘al sal oe a is Tange = 51 W. wunoa seEREEPI NO SHOP | Terme Free Estimates @ -: OG. page aA i enveree STONE, SAND GRAY- al gf ot ONVETER. | HANMER
. e featuring, studio | : Behic per wk. Fr 4 . : | : loward. EM 3-0531. ood condition.
ade wen fireplace, Oe ina & RESTAURANT. RE- OAKLAND: o 7 ance Ba oe ice 8 | RCA PORTABLE i Hi FT Leeds OPEN 8-5 30 MON. thru BAT. REBUIIT BATTERIES ok | DRIVEWAY GRAVEL TOAbED jatar, Sut 04 ane ~
Reatice plaht Besedful oe Ue Begs for business. | “| jag machine (thi Ew. eluxe 1957 model. Wiil SURPL. 1c : 7 yar teesage 816 eitvered. FE 4-326) or FE) _ cond R & PLOW. Ai
ford Rd | - a ia net merely | ceecrece of 008 OL ft : US LUMBER REMINGT Pd had $780, FE 5-1183
acre lot. high. unos hiand in the Loan an attachment) ji 953 | x ON Nyaa © TYP ™ See ;
oleh glam iat si tha ce _Gal wer areG Coles MU 4 7032 | ~ 202. Pontiac ue bee, Bice ‘ a ae —_ Gonane wetter, nels oo — Ad WOOD 5346 High and ha ier On l eeenee bs peers alo eae ™ wore van —_ i ITE NTION a
neers pieieions pliques, 886.20. s good mat- | ~ 3.7002 CABEMEN : fee th
FOR LEASE |" i CAN UEP YOU With $200 | outsianding account ed i= ot tresp 890 for bed diven or| AVAILABLE NOW suitable for pote ue wit wat waned ease a 2 the new Oliver Crawters
J: A. TAYLOR By majon Ol] Co Modern 3 bdy| 20%, 88! Call set dad | _per mo. Capitol Appl. FE 5-040] Taylor steel overh Sere eee ee sea | ers. beck hoes. gas or ‘hoes!
neal pitarm yingonance | Be tee'setten sini omer, gcIoe pine Ralicg at | Aig CORDITIONES, ALB, 1M SUMMER SPECIALS | BISAD BES ea PETROCK. | Feit Staaten =!) faiet Ba wher
AILY 9 service station Se ee ee eT p. $199. % M | af E 2.3801 ctors with lead :
sa Highland. gecay 12-6 Pentise & Walled prota rote Crab 825 FO #00 LOANS Cash & & carry’ prices, BD yi | a Borat agdlaptots set yee | a {gt used _oort’ Teanooable | 4x8 ee a1? NOTICE ¢6 IN STONE. HAND. hoes joaders & back
ware 40306 Pontiac Lk.| 0° information. OR 3-4201 seaboard Ss Co. be nged. | Kitehen cabinet ies Dixie Highwe pany. 2260 sorted ii dirt, FE 6.1791 j_ Liberal financing terms & rental
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atge roo y_ Parking — 4 FE 2-4071 Pero eaiei Rae iciste : ranty 4 pam ply Sand, gravel i ndustrial
¢ late rooms, bath, full _base- office uildin * sdeat to one P eehical TEAG ter) whe Baby stroller... 7 Fe+- Oe E'S one Wit- Me _ f _ mortar trucking @ tle OR tabi Tractor Co.
on corner. Giding, 3 large lots) Socated tn, S rcamteamea a At FINANCE CO FOR |THE THOME, (CAN BE | RCA Xe aaeeenae S| mares shapened nee Biter 2 THE EALYATION. are SP BCTML HDS (pu est ee
ust sell. Lake priv a M commuatty on N. . J T L&S SALES cae ie pags Pick up - 8 BTO 10A° ston: re 4.1443
es. ain Ho Cash y vas 039 - delivery HF Er ©, 62 per yd. C ARI Te 1
Paul Terms. tleges. $9,500 private nis in oe A. or. Eee Geue Nice ean te par of the war but lat OAKLAND rinwitune 66 $35 esd bet Lawn Ma go 608 Ts 1 eryeeag is pet your needs. pore ie gr oe 83 ee | ‘tillere. = ahd used, i
PE 4-85 Jones, R al Est. PA arora terms can be. LOANS a il kindé, NEW & U 1 | WE B OY was, & EXCHANGE: ~ ANCHO! : a 118 WEST LAWRENCE ee ee ac a rye ¥¢ Oversined | reg L. W. Avis, pire : A
é so we “Huron aa rereeet oe A TO $500 pargeian, trade dept. for real Bey bon for the —— : me mene R- FENCES _ S TA LBOTT I Ux BER : 20 ver ya. Sharp or beach — ———= 4-4280. _ / ~
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wed, van Lake “Model MEtrose.” ii Michigan. Phone ‘Ph HOUSEHOLD oops We ty en or tenae Cone |Oxlz Felt B: Base Rugs, 7 $3.95 SAHOO stella APP eieri| Por, weterprocting besements, ise i "to Senta tree x tears aon
j.bee = brick = end bg FUEL AIL ochester er. OL” "6-711 OL 1-9191 and look around 2 acre a it | Guaranteed how Hag = i FixTURES Ol & | palm hardware. sements, | ow us, 8! Bins Lay et 1728, GARDEN TRACTOR LAWN of
im range — f — car port, Bui COMPANY | W 7 perkia Fhobe PE 5-014 : free RUBBER, BASE int, = $1.03 rnaces bot water & steam | ‘ite! supplies umbing, elec: | truck rt
cefamie ie, full bacrmect ots DOING A GOOD sUsiTEes _. | HEN YOU NEED | EN aor ero 8 1 4%4-F tL, W ae ok e.. | Reatemre cee oueien enon & _Oskland Ave Pe eae = vena A ea ea NE “ROTOTILLENS, LAWN, MOWER
shower bath. A. Cattell, 2140 Gar-| Pontiac. [loa rl ost of | i $25 TO $500 4 tle Et Pemae oe 4 pu LINOLEUM an *-25e =. Gcivtumed, teseer waem: UGED BRICE je RACH. | sung Clarkston MA 58-2161 abew | “AND TRACTORS. :
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WATERFRONT HOME| Peterman? tet | STATE FINANCE. CO. fe ofyagborn tants ot Auburn powAR MOWER. ws! HEP cost | Buin * tape cemion Brother’ WI-WILL BOY RELL OR FRADE (REDDED, Pear, HuMUS. HOUGHTEN & SON
SCHOOL HOUSE YME} hice “tor tun particulars of- | 702 Pontiac State B ANKRU ayer, $35. boson oa REPRIORR. | ata.) po ee eee oF eres SCREENED TOP BOIL FOR NU J. 1 Case & New-Idea Dealer
a Hyg Boulevard, 1 Mi. TAVERN FE 4is7t" _— Be RUPT STOCK | Masher st: gas Sssoe Eh eae | ate Lapeer hae SUPP ace ee, wee cl arias Dass on oem As | Rochester OL 1.9781
est of Gliver Lake BUY OF " . breakia cn — (Sse ont | ie is: ~ Bl Ls a n ve +737 os BULK TANKS. FARMERS ,
BUILT IN \Lake Rd. OF THE YEAR — Own ast sets. / 2a. T water. ; ne | SApEENED TOP COIL ° ARMERS GET
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Bloomfield Real Estaie MI 6 A BETTER MOR Bedroom, oom Outfitting Co | gi9 door .. $12 96 id Lake Ra. ‘ Ot HARVESTER —
6-500, Reel Retate Service of Pon aiuaeiaad Biie D ‘o ee bore ieee eg apni of | Boosie ce ‘i ee &
tine " rayton Plains. os Com on $65 M_ Doub: . “we oa a : Tor “SOIL, SUPE tT, mower &
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 117 *; —— REALTOR $1,000,000 AV AILABLE | ak § ryidar 7 lt eae ft. north HovEs wovdaT s eed sted ; tai os cabinet with wall nomex ies a wim hee pail eal TO $20 y bending owns PE S021 a ah een after 6.30 pm. OL
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ONAN i4mn = GROCERY AND BEER STORE DO- y NVENTION. ; changed. Turner's @08 Mt. Clem- | 329 n urns er | Sal bse per bay soil. : ATS: ME IN AND SEE
laeeelll bole ee Fisided nor ras ae ‘tor wastnees! Located ane horigages =~ ere in Oak- FELEVIRION a le 8. Paddock on st omc an Lhe per let | _sdssa gravel, fill, ete. FE) THE NEW 1989 D SEE
adjoining state Teed toon bane. eae te peenye business {10 Bervice an ann Gala a yi SPECTATS EON. OATS TIRE CHANGER.” PRRART | wai \V&C LANDSCAP _...| MATIC TRACTORS Wit RIDB-A- =.
= yee $1195. $100 dn. $28 lanes amhe Rcd SR para pet's. Appl. a" $90 * (Seni Son aounaben : T, LAKE SPRI 5, rou Bpe i LANDS APING beh STARTING AND BO-———__
< Jetty. Merrew. °C mt RADER ROG CLEAN EM. CALL OR cial: top soil, $13 load MOWERS.
iSkeels) Mich. Garden indwin CRO ~ CONSOL ATE completes ANER, 530 P Sate Syren | gravel fl wi Road | Also we have
68-7000. ' J Myers piston t M. ~ rt, peat. Landscape! t several good ;
HUNTING CABIN em OCER 4 a nd M Your debts. Get pump with 39 gal ype. | WD” _Stone. EM 3-0804 tractors, tillers used oJ
ATM an EA et cash to < ga) tank, used “MATCHING LIGHT GOP. | ba s and mowers af
— gan, $2500, FE sett. anal he a oe EATS so me rae mort TERRACE FURNITURE | nn Be Notoseaceig everai | {¢¢ & end tables Modern ea | __ Wood, Coal 6 & | Fuel 67 “ee cheper Te .
Sale Suburban Pp o PY 127’ doubd'e duty meat case fi do the work -A toe | Red | for $10 each oF ros See ee _trm bridge lomp_ PE ¢-0036 —~ KIN axe
Jes Mies Kerrie Sen» Olas eet, | Pree Consuhaty Tae ren tlt ee ana | Rest: by), Paton, "amend | "tool DRILLING Wa CH IN | "etree PLACE CANNEL COAL att | Pont Re rs
DIXIE HW cuber, electric sheer, ee Consultation red wood sone oor model, OR 3605. pickup 1160 Welch, i ontiac Rodd .
poly ae yuntteres instr pee | tnan oven eltoal cach "rog | $2.1." Haron CONSTRUCTION, CO a a fa ae END FORE OLY, AND Sales Tone iahin Fieri“ peeing eA ee Pana wc ween
s. s n ; : : yke Mkt PE i = ace PA M ,
th up; Bq che stora| : 1 or 8-704). OOD sPEEDWA ACHINERY —
en, den, Serene: $3. i price. corner cae rae | Mach Y L OTL. 4. wed. Pr “NEW AND
2x bake ity , aa R al achinery QAELAND FUE } oulx Oliver Sales
basement of heat hyo he : Evie re iz _~ Swaps : : edits 26° bike UL 1 ce, POR = re = GOA Pee D LAK, Farts any. re. ] apo Been "of Osfora en M4
wanted. Carport : ~ Used ; af L ENGINES 4 =r TIONAL MODEL 4 BAl-
_hisken “house. ase te. Wildwood BUSINESS” 2- or 3-Bedroom os metpeenss, srt h Pearene’s | htion te “sea 2 whe 4100 OR 34190, | Vora gesoiine engines. mills ‘te H a, Trees, Shrubs 68 1. eee ced ke
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s 1 ~_ * a b profits. a oe. eyo in trade a : id peoes ? LEY UMINUM WIFKDOWS | eo
mS . aed ool yg ‘sppornty Areal bat finance balance oa xe : . Do It Tt Yourself 61 -
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RE OOM Pree ses Seeman re $00 Elizabeth Lake pe cr . 42 Orebard |. aes N’S urmeister’ Ss item of
FIELD HIL Ls iden! location | Seek a 187 Be : co ee | NORTH LUMBER | Sa} roe fens
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(4) News, Weather. ma: Ingrid Bergman, “Dr.|- (9) Looney Tunes. = S| g-N experience? Debbje Reynolds and Bob Neal went to see Ethel| Nancy Gottfredson of South Pas-| 0 Boxing Underworld, ps = eps Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.”" (°41). “as ahaa Will Be Observed Merman in “Gypsy’ ‘and found themselves in the wrong seats.|adena said her attacker raped her, Will Face Extradition
(9) Popeye. A 11:15 (2) (4) Weather: (7) Adventure Time. oo . . An usherette moved them “right (forced her to pose in the nude)
6:15 (4) Life of Riley. a aie Oe. Variety with|5:58 (4) Sports. WASHINGTON (AP)—Able and down to the middle of the middie,” as. While he took photographs and wONG Api 2 CAMDEN, N.J. (AP)— Frankie
6:30 (2) News, Weather Baker, the little morikeys rocketed _ Debbie tells it. The curtain went up — threatened her life before releas-
. : t 11:20 (2) (4) ; ‘ Pp ing her in nearby Alhamb ‘Carbo, alleged underworld boxing
(4) Riley (cont.) ; A K Ke wi il into space aboard an American d avout 15 mi rays ng ambra.
(7) Curtain (cont.) 11:00° (2) (4) : ao ay Kenaa aieia Uwe lier (ede Cheer a — . , inenarg pe an usherette A suspect, Robert A. Smith, 32, kingpin with a reputation for dis-
(9) Political. 11:25 (2) ienceaten Theater, ‘foaed Seriously Sick vation for some time to see if they — er ght and beckoned them an ex-convict who served prison @Pppearing etter indictments] was
; Musical: Ginger Rogers, | ; eut—right in front of a whole theater.
6:40 (2) News Analyst ep hy develop any follow-up effects from iterms both for robbery and rape, free in $25,000 bail ‘today bome-
45 (24-7) New: r ‘Flying Down fo Rio.” ('%3).| LONDON (UPI) —‘Actress Kay their trip. The tickets were really for the next night was arrested 15 minutes after the ‘where in New Jersey,
se ia ten ae wp, 11:30 (4) Jack Parr, Variety: Kendall was ‘‘smiling and cheer- * * * —and the rightful owner of the seats had ap- girl's release. | . ee
D7 "ecarsed lccabvacias | leaves gees canes Tees ae : Med in a ee | Scientists say the two weren't peared. Embarrassed, and red-faced, they*left,) __ * * & | fee ee eee
tolerance when he breaks off 7 J geatd hoinbel bie . SS hurt a bit by their 1,500-mile went for dinner, then on to meet Eva Gabor, Sheriff's deputies said Smith sur-’ ae A Mysterexia man
ht far more serious than with a long lice record, |had
friendship between his son TUESDAY, MORNING We ol ag ° flight, But they want to keep the _ —where Debbie and Eva chattered in Hun- fendered meekly and admitted the po & police record, na at first believed.
n sought since last July.
a. ; ‘monkeys under = term observa- : | Pape-kidnaping. |
Ta ee aye wen tM) Comins Caoom Mt Kewl wie of scr Reston nae te he Tn wg aid Dele nat her “whats My Line?” Hungarian ae | 6:50 (2) Meditations Harri weightlessness of space travel did-| = | Police } : an
ern: Two Negro slaves make | Police caught up with him Me-
: @:55 (2) On The Farm Front. 0" the Paris-made movie “Once n't cause harm that might show up_ personation was one of the best ever seen on that show. D BI Rj ‘mortal Day. At ail was de-
Bepeqponeeinlne Fat (2) TV Co'lege. _ More With Feeling” with only six jater. “Vot you mean, Sa said Debbie. “You hof oxcent, | ynamite ast Ips eae ~ ones yen tp
. ' | + (4) Today. \days. work left to go when she’ witure ch ca on Able will be not me, svethot.” .. .. . lviously distressed, shuffle (1! People's Choice. : iterame (illest week. ure chec T i d, shuffled off to
(9) African Patrol. (7) Big Show. S a for London Clinic made at the Walter Reed Army | Jack Paar’s written a piece ennessee oal ine ae But inally Judge Benjam\n
7:30 (2) Name Tune. 7:36 (2) Cartoon Classroom. i cote dae treatment Research Institute here, and on! for Look telling how just two : Dzick of Camden County Count
(4) Buckskin. Western; Jody (7) Breakfast “ime. where she was under treatt ate Baker at the Navy's aviation med- | : CLINTON, Tenn. (AP) — + fixed the bail and. ordered Carb)
aids outlaw’s sin who *0@ (2) Captain Kangaroo. said she had a “good, night, icine installation at Pensacola, ‘years ago, he was almost ready = mew cut . Ty remain in the state. His bail
hopes to win;-spell-down at 8:30 (7) Harry’s Holiday House. that no diagnosis of her illness pj, ‘for suicide, because he-felt he guess they ruined me ‘this time.” wij}.stand until June 30 when he'll|
ar Seneal.” 9:00 (2) Movie. had yet been made. _ * * * 'was through on TV and in™ said Paul B. Ross after six dyna-.face extradition proceedings now |
(7) Polka - go - Round. Bob £30 S Bee eo le . -. | Doctors said at a news confer-| Show Business . . France Nu- mite explosions ripped his inde- being arranged by New York |
are emcee with! 1». 99 (4) Lae ail e. State FEPC G ets joe lao Saturday. : that | yen’s row with Producer-Di- pendently operated strip coal mine ‘state, ~ « & \
guests, Dancers of Chi-| ” noel |logical changes recorded in ‘the “ Sunda “ 4
cago. Weed fo a (7) Jean's Note : AD 2 |monkeys’ conditions during the Hepa’ very ity pirate "ed ae meee and his mining) Carbo was indicted by a New ‘\
(3) Million Dollar Movie. a o ee _ New Executive Hea oe bade tigre aed Hollywood plum she might operation ‘had been the target York grand jury on charges of |
Drama: Above average intel-|,,. ne . eartbeats Of the monkeys Ac five previous attacks including Conspiracy and illegal managing
pe 10:30 (2) Sam Levenson. lerated their Jupit issile have had as lead in “Suzie Pp S$ including
1 * > : ‘celerated as their Jupiter missile, and matching rizefighters. He
op i a ee (4) Treasure Hunt. LANSING uw — A leader in the took off early Thursday from Cape Wong”... Hey, Joe DiMaggio! a ambushes, explosions and | ais ares ey folesa cove
sand Years in Sing Sing.”’| 19, 55 ios reoing Agent: ‘campaign for orderly school inte- (avers: gt “y oe | ‘Beautiful redhead Nora Hay- ae t ‘ernment on income tax evasion
- ('33). Bette Davis, ti:08 (3) 1 Love “acy igration has been named executive | cea Sor sie! _ vege hed ‘den the Hollywood TV actress, No one has been injured in any Charges
8:00 (2) The Texan. | Western: |'¥* (4) Price Is Right. secretary. of the Michigan Fairj ‘turned to es facing the $8 here visiting her aunt Phyl- Bers tS269 lot the attacks but Ross said the| * ok Oe
Longley interferes- with slay- lis McGinley, the poetess. : NORA latest blasts extensively damaged’ Carbo was surprised by six po--.
ing of sheriff which makes Ose. Employment Practices Commis-|flight, then speeded up again as __ - . uipment at his Double Camp licemen in the swank home of on tarect of band cf des-|... (9) Leon Errol sion. the missile dropped back from its | , a C io : SL Wiliam Ripks ° pik a . ene
acrirt ° 11:15 (9) Nursery School Time. The commission announced the! top altitude of about 300 miles and THE MIDNIGHT EARL... a ™_ x * anther ee! I
(4) Restless Gun, Western, 1730 (2) Top Dollar. Te oe ae tive youre B [plunged into the Atlantic Ocean. | _Stripper Sherry Britton turned down a role in “Gypsy”"—| The explosions, -about 45 miles t oe 8
Bonner tries to teach 12- (7) Bures and Allen. nage Wiecsive: (ak he ihe " Piaying a stripper — because some of the lines were “vulgar” |northwest of here in the Rosedale) Carbo tried to sneak out a: rear
year-old boy lesson in ethics (9) Friend): GiaSt. Regional Council with peedquar- AVE ar ks on Dam . Lisa Kirk will star in “Say Darling” in July .. Joe DiMag-/ area, were the latest in-a series entrance. Police said later that he
before trying to save child's 11:45 (9) Cartoon Storybook. ‘\ters at Atlanta, Ga. | Ih k gist ex, Dorothy Arnold, is dating horse owner Don Dryer . , ,/of violent incidents reported since told them he thought men of the
father fron bangmans) : Routh, 36, is a native of Wyan- Spur Fears ake Gloria DeHaven comes out of semi-retirement to appear in Las the mare, two feeling Alay Se a areaded Mafia had come to rub
@. ‘Polka (cont.) . + reso ss er dotte and studied at the University H ld 5 Bodi es ‘Vegas this summer ... John Wayne wants Ricky Nelson for a’ to organize toete —_ ccm
(9) Movie (cont if 12:00 (2) Love of Life of Miami and New York Uni- e . ‘Rio Bravo” sequel... Juty ¢ Canova'll do a TV series, a Tennessee. '82- Year-Old Carries Out
Se . . g ity. He has lectured on human ‘by Danny Thomas.
8:30 (2) Father Knows Best. (4) Tic Tac Dough. versity oe . CONCHAS LAKE, N.M. (AP) —, 7 y.
Cothedy: Bud discovers that (7) Across the Board. relations a Pchhiale in this Searchers today probed the waters| WISH I'D SAID THAT: There's a local lad who's studying Says U. S. Cou Id |Suicide Pact After Delay
his teacher of physics is in- (9) Whistle Town. me Me eoae aoc Field, who|f Conchas Lake after__marks, medicine—so he can park his car in a hospital zone... . That's DETROIT (AP) A A
teeped 2 BS 2 ee rested in January re become an|Clawed on the face ‘of & concrete eart, brother. Fly Atom Plane an surviving his wie fia “ pid ou. ; : second . s
. Tal (7) Pantomime Qui aide to Sen. Philip A. Hart (D- Gain: ted (them to the os (Cony aent, a) |cide pact two weeks ago, ended
es of Wells Fargo. _Pantomim: z ao five probable drowning victims: a = eee —— Withi 18 M th .
Western: Hardy traps out- (9) Mary Morgan. Mich). The position currently pays, | Sunday. n ONLNS his life Sunday with a plastic bag
law only to discover that he 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. —_. $10.000 a year. ea S00 for the next The body of W. 0. Wright, 39. 4 ; A WASHINGTON (AP)—With /and a perkte + + | .
and his prisoner are being 12:50 (9) News. james & tae or the next! if Friona, Tex., was recovered ( rash Program Set Up rine as Unitek 4s ith high Wiliam Norris, &2, was’found
stalked by killer seeking re-| 1:9 a rs ne Brooks fiscal year. iSunday morning from. 40-foot | < Hak ae in sa rpaaeeene] Pitheuarag ingsinns oy “ : found
ward money. . (4) It’s Great Life. | =. a ideep water below firigernail mark-| b Y A D bomber a
; sci Bi . er planes within 18 months, |Plastic bag was pulled over his
a Bold Journey Adventure: | (7) oe Bingu. Filipino Congrats Works ‘ings on the slightly sloped inner| y Ooung uto esigners Sen. Richard B. Russel] (D-Ga)| head and tied at the neck with a
concagua."’ Conquest of) (9) -Movie. surface of Conchas Dam. sai ariaday [necktie
Western Hemisphere’s high-|1:30 (2) As The World Turns. on Devaluating Peso Grappling operations were be- ar eas , oe
|gun after discovery of the marks} In thousands of home- workshops Junior (12 through 15 years old) now they can do it.” the| est peak is the feat of six (4) I Married Joan
Frenchman. Edmond Dennis (7) Topper. | MANILA (UPI) — The Philip-| sind Wright’s body was brought) all over the nation, automotive, 8nd Senler (16 through 19) Di- chairman of the Senate Armed| | Norris and his wife, Elizabeth,
: : Services Committ \80, attempted suicide by carbon
narrates the film. 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. ‘pines congress met in specia@l|yy Apparently he had been swept}: ‘crash programs’ will be in-effect | visions. linterview. z ; sel ae ” aoa pa a : “ og ios "
ie (cont.) 2:00 (2) Susie. |session today to take up President | t or had swam! a large)
(9) Movi jagainst the dam for the next several days. In each age group the awards | sum, but not . \their home. Mrs. Norris, who suf-
9:00 (2) Danny Thomas. Comedy: (4) Queen for a Day. ' |Carlos P. Garcia's controversial | there and attempted frantically to| : . |will be: First — $5,000 scholar- pared with panigenobbdindialiaeactnd lfered froma heart ailment. died
Lucy Ball and Desi Arnaz (7) Day in Court. call for a technical devaluation of get a safe hold. |_In charge are boys between the| shin. “Second — $4,000; Thind —|now under way. ‘They could get{the next day. Norris, a. diabetic,
are special guests when Lucy 2:30 (2) House Party. the peso. | Still missing and presumed 8°% of 11 and 20 years who AFe | 69-099: Fourth — $2,000 |enough > hk tale . y cold Loa recovered, a-
makes domestic shambles of} (4) (Color) Haggis Baggis. The measure was expected tobe arowned were a Santa Fe, N.M.,|putting the finishing touches on) ‘ « ae test ' 15 Gee
the Williams household, star-| (7) Gale Storm. passed by a reluctant Congress de- 4, his 12-year-old son and a models whith express their eon- Russell said the coat of such a
a ring Danny Thomas, Mar- 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. spite strong opposition from many) 4. Alamos resident. | Ten additional $1,000 university | poe
< jorie Ford. (4) Young Dr. Malone. legislators, important. business; “ aa na Geteceiied whether | ception hi how the car of nal ‘wlarshine willl be awarded 0a te adds oy secret.
(4) Peter Gunn. Mystery: | (7) Beat the Clock. — groups, the opposition liberal party) | the drownings were the result of! fuera: should “look: i ithe basis of styling and design | Pentagon will vii reece
Peter sets out to avenge (9) Movie. and the powerful sugar bloc. la boating collision or of two sepa-; ~*~ * * | achievement. Residence” and age| cee Capital Hill to ex Lo —
i ngstress “Edi'3:30 (4) From these Roots. Président Garcia's pet bill would These youthful car stylists are -lassification not affec: crime when song 8 rate accidents on the wind-tossed| class s do not affect these}program on such -a basis.
Hart (Lola Albright) is shot (7) Who Do “Zou Trust? slap a 40 per cent maximum pre-| water of the lake. =‘ |competing in the annual. Fisher awards. There has been a long-standi Member of Electronics Assn.
d two hoodlums. (2) Verdict Is Yours. mium or surcharge on the sale of : Body Craftsman's Guild model car ; e ng FE 4.1515 Own by 7. State and regional winners argument over whether this coun- |
(7) Voi Music: Program 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. U. S. dollars to importers a me competition. BB C & VY ELECTRO MART
“s igh "| « (4) (Color) Truth or Conse-| central bank. C t H ld : in the competition will be an- |'Ty should rush an atomic-powered | 158 Oakland
Highlights of 31 Years, J) = The Philipol _ spring ampou e To enter the competition — | pounced early in July while the |Plane to completion just to” be) Open
presents Metropolitan Opera quences. e ire 7 ete P 7 where $115,000, including $38,000 | winners of the 18 university ahead of the Soviets, or whether, Monday and Friday ‘til 9
star Rise Stevens, Heidi (7) Bandstand. pegged to an official rate o =o St at e Naturalists in university scholarships are | scholarships will bé disclosed at |!t should hold out for one with,
Krall, Richard Tucker and/4:18 (2) Secret Storm. for one um ae would thus y awarded — the beys are re- | mensren Glld Beaquet oc July (basic military useful ——— -
Robert Merrill. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. be devalued for all practical pur- quired to submit their models 9,” "| Lt. Gen. Roscoe C. Wilson told AUTHORIZED
(9) Steve Wilson. . (4) County Fair. poses to 2.80 pesos for one U. 8] More than 150 naturalists, both with pestmarks no later than a House Appropriations subcom-|
9:30 (2) Ann Sothern — Comedy; _ (9) Sherwood Forest. dollar. professional and amateur, attended midnight Friday. | Duplicate awards will be made | mittee recently an atomic plane: HOOVER DEALER
| Katy schemes to cut red tape, . . \the annua] spring campout of the Most of the young stylists will to General Motors employes’ SOM8' may be five years away.
~ with which boss snarls opera-| ° ACROSS i 7 ; Michigan Audubon Society, spon- ak ‘ ae ree atti if they pl: ice among the winners, Russell said that pace is too ALL MAKES REPAIRED
tion of hotel. | 1 Dessert wine 3 bl. MT \sored over Memorial Day week- ae seni eee al Lae . thus insuring that all dwards will slow and contended the first such 90-DAY GUARANTEE
(4) Theater, Drama: Mili-| 5 support 7 #5 lend. by the Pontiac Audubon So- .4 00 og iB before ey . ae be open to boys outside GM. plane could be flying by Decem- FREE ESTIMATES
taty hero. is arrested for 9 Hamburger jet | ee ee ee a ber 1960 if the admini ; = — eT: 'to Guild Headquarters at the Gen- e administration | FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY
__, crime he committed for un- 12 troquoian pe The campout was on Lake Tama-| eral Motors Techuid al Contes, would give it the priority of a ON ALL SERVICE
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ma: Wally Ford learns that 15 Unselfish ones Maddon, science teacher at Pon-/¢TS judge the models with an eye in Nac ria oon y : 0°
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settling problems. quickly 5 This is an impressively high, : WASHINGTON (UPI) — Govern-| ., 21 Water St: FE 4.3777
(9) Front Page Challenge.|!” purpose a ‘number for this time of year, said dustrial arts Anstructors grade the | Dimmable of eat FLORENCE, Italy (UPh—Work-
News Quiz. |21 Exclamation io ty Maddon, co-chairman of the camp- miniature masterpieces on the fine’ their case against former Federal |°™ have -started a general over-| , .
10:00 (2) Playhouse. Drama: Puer-| FF Former Ly ‘out, Besides birds, the campout details of their construction. ‘Communications Commiuioner | and reinforcing _of the pic-| RCA COLOR TY
. to Rican lawyer dedicated to) none Z | group studied bogs, flowers, rocks,| To date, the Craftsman’s Guild ‘Richard A. Mack and Miami At- perbie idea ioe Ponte vem Joles and Service 2
helping his countrymen liv-) le oo ee ". 'reptiles, trees and other aspects! has awarded 198 ubiversity schol- torney Thurman A, Whiteside this Cae keh ae ied heed
ing in New York with Eli 53 venicie A jof nature. arships worth $564,000 since its |week—the ninth since the start of). ™ aoe AO ’ Fs V
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ait - ea bates oo ‘ aes for Safe Drivers
‘member companies try THIRTY: TWO aa ‘ f H - “ : ;
, : 5! 28 oe Taf £
oy is Fun Club Mow Signing Youngsters _
Registrations are still being ac-; ' Deadline ‘for registering is June
cepted at the Pontiac YMCA for 15, wisdom said a limited number: ‘program is $8 for ‘Y’
the annual Summer‘Fun Club‘pro-' Heyend $9 for non-members.
gram, Robert Wisdom, youth x * *
director announced.
Plan Rate Cut The fee for joining the summer a sports and many
members. __petivities, Wisdom said.
of registrations are ‘still open. Boys: in the program will partici-
urged parents to sign up young-| ;
sters ag soon as possible. . The six-week program runs from Tuesdays and Tharsday. Wednes.
[une 23 re og me to the 0a¥8 will be devoted to co-educa-
| The minimum “age for par- | Groups will take trips to tional trips on chartered buses.
| ticipating in the program is 8% Detroit Zoo, Cinerama, Greenfield ~,
| with children 13 sal 14 accepted Village and the Henry, Ford Mu- The last two days of the pro-
| by the *Y.’ ‘'seum. A carnival for the young: ®
A few leadership positions in sters will be held on July 29.
the program are open to interested The club
students of high school age, Wis-
dom said.
‘moms an opportunity to inspect |
the building facilities and activi-
tes; summer program
handi-
out. offers gym, swimming,
craft, weodshop, trampeline,
Insurance Companies
Get Merit Scheme OK
on Trial Basis
NEW YORK uw —-Safe
may be rewarded soon with cheap- drivers
er auto insurance rates.
* * *
Two big bureaus, which once set,
100 auto in-|
letting their, the rates for some
surance .firms,—are
out new)
policy schemes on ‘their own
* * * |
The bureaus — the National |
Bureau of Casualty Underwrit-
ers and the National Automo-
bife Underwriters Assn. — de- |
cided the move would slarpen |
“competitive effort!’ and stim-
ulate new insurance plans. |
* +
The new plans, insurance men
expect, will involve merit ratings
which scale insurance premiums;
according to the driving records
of the policyholders.
* * * |
Drivers free of accidents get
rate reductions while thage with,
poor accident records are -penal |
ized
* * * |
Already, two companies have
said they will test merit ratings
Travelers Insurance Co., the na-|
tion's largest fire and casualty un-|
derwriter, has announced it will!
try ott a “safe driver’ plan in
four states—lIowa, Michigan, Min
nesota and Nebraska :
* * * _THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959 ee ee a
other |
pate Mondays and Fridays, girls;
gram will feature an open house,
at the ‘Y’ for parents of, summer
club participants, giving dads and’
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Aetna Casualty and Surety has,
said it will develop experimental
| involving merit ratings,
for marketing in several states READY FOR SUMMER FUN — Fight-yea Pontiac Press Phote
old Jerry Sullenberger, 208 EF. Iroquois Rd., and mer Fun Camp. Accepting their applications is
' his sister Janet, 13, sign up for the YMCA Sum Robert Wisdom, youth director. polic ie
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