* fs it i ‘hi ix * seth | j ee Ji, | ; ind Ree fui le 7 as pl heya dh FE st BME i Ae hd feed esky Bree Tit The Weather ie y : vo te aaa ! [te tL P| See: UB. Weather Bureie Forecast - A. By aa . some ae “=r CU THE PONTIAC PRESS —-22 | ym YEAR ewe. "PONTIAC, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 195944 PAGES iia a rah. Fo eee : 2 : ¢ 9 a ¢ , , Grim Ike Scores Sad’ Move Calin Before the, orm Senate Turns Down Strauss “And that exception is, for the) rew, man. the purchase of a wedding) ican _ ring."’-the President .said. “And| _ WASHINGTON —The House . that weding ring is the inspira:! Geneva Talks Broken Amid Red Demands FROM OUR NEWS WIRES —— ' GENEVA’ — The Big-Four-foreign ministers confer-| ence on Berlin collapsed tonight under new Soviet de-| mands ahd the diplomats agreed to a three-week “cool-| ing off” recess. The new date is July 13. ~ The arrangement was made at a secret session at, the headquarters of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. - The statesmen arranged also to have a plenary ses-| ~*sion of their conference to-, ‘morrow, at which, presum-| ably, the current phase of; Woman Dies their talks will be wound in Car Mishap - iand Western plang for a Berlia Auto Rolls * *« . rs . | Times; Kills Mother of Earlier today Russia renewed its Area Basketball Star demand for a deadline on the Al- ~ } i ; | ; t | i Left hanging in the air, meap- Walled Lake was killed instantly, Soviet —_— up. om ‘time, was the fate of rival Russian| : Over Six solution. Foreign Minister An- | Theater Loses Queen 49-10-40 Vote | aa Ousts Nominee. From Cabinet Rejection Is Big Loss to People of U.S., President Says WASHINGTON #— President Eisenhower said, ‘today that the American’ ‘people are the losers in. ‘what he called the sad episode of Senate rejection lof Lewis L. Strauss as sec-| retary of commerce. The grim-faced President took the highly unusual. step of calling newsmen in- ‘to his White House office ‘to-read a brief statement. At the outset, Eisenhower noted ithat the Senate Thursday night re- fused to confirm Strauss for the + “y 49-46. ied occupation of West Berlin a {Cabinet post. The mpther of a former all- otfered to ae ve aime a | The turn-down came tn a dra state basketball player from caoenne Mateos ot (Seer: | matic post-midnight roll call, | yesterday afternoon we~ her car Gromyko today refused to ac- rolled over six times after hitting cept the West's latest proposals the shoulder of the pavement on) for a stopgap Berlin solution | even as a basis of discussion. A British delegation spokesman said Gromyko advanced new pro- ‘posals for an interim Berlin ar- Northwestern highway south of 19- Mile road in Southfield. Dead is Mrs. Dale Hughes, 50, of 7658 Detroit Bivd., Oakland Walled Lake. ‘rangement but these have given Highway Witnesses told|-‘no new hope’’ to the West for a Toll in 59 Southfield Police’ solution. ; her car, traveling * * at a high rate of And in Moscow, Soviet Premier speed, had drifted Nikita Khrushchev said today a to the soft shoul-| summit meeting becomes al] the der of the road. As more necessary if the Geneva she attempted to meeting of foreign ministers breaks bring it back onto down, Northwestern, they said, it shot! ~ , He expressed confidence a. con- across the road and roiled ove: six times. | ference of heads of state will Mrs. Hughes was thrown out of| tke place. the car and was crushed by it,) “We hold.” he sald at a miass police said. rally in. the Kremlin-for-a visiting Her husband is a former Walled) Fast German delegation, “that if| Lake auto dealer. ‘the foreign ministers do not reach) The couple has three sons, Larry agreement in Geneva, a meeting and Donald, both at home. and) gt the summit will become all the Gerald serving in the military; more necessary. service in Korea. * * * Larry, who was named to the; «7 w / afr ne | would be glad to go, not only| all-state basketball team in 1956-9 gone but to several summit meet-; 57, last year was selected as the? ings.” = outstanding sophomore player for’ « tings Smile, cvip | NEWS Flashes BALTLMORE (® — Detroit ont- fielder Al Kaline, felled by a wild throw in yesterday’s Tigers- Orioles game, was discharged from Union Memorial Hospital today antl may rejoin his team | in Washington tonight or tomor- 32 Last Year te Date: 37 } i ' Ike Brings Smile, Quip to FHA Dinner Speech WASHINGTON (AP) — With a smile, President Eisenhower said at a Federal Housing Administra-| tion dinner Thursday night that} there’s only one purchase more} important than buying. a home. * * ° tion of a home and for purchas-| seedy SAAy Se alee De come ing it.” ; on the national debt to a new The dinner honored the FHA on! peacetime high of 295 billion {ts 25th anniversary. ’ dollars. Thompson Claims Juror | Biased in New Trial Bid Turned down once before, convicted arsonist Jack D. Thompson, Flint Teamster’s business agent, is trying again to win a new trial, this time on the grounds that the jury foreman was prejudiced against him and the Teamsters. Genesee County Prosecutor Jerome F. O'Rourke said Thompson and his attor-@ | neys are “scratching” deep! to delay his twice-po St County Clerk's Office yesterday in poned sentencing, now set!behalf of John H. Adair, an of- for June 29. iganizer with Local 332 and a friend Thompson, 42, faces a maximum of Thompson. imprisonment of 10 years for be-| The affidavit contends that ing the second man in last sum-| Crump did not disclose ‘he in- mer’s burning of a ‘ry clean formation about the alleged abor Thompson's close friend and fel-| tioned as a potential juror, low business agent, Frank Kier-| d is expected to ask The prefjudicé claim was made dort, died four days later. from! 0’Rourke head-to-toe b i ‘Judge Roth that the latest request ; NEE Tee ee Theagion was tatnad dows be fire. : ‘Roth June 4 — for a second trial ibe.dismissed. He said Crump was a cleanup mai, at the time of the from Thompson's attorney, Jo rial and today he is a fulltime Eisenhower ‘went on to praise Strauss warmly. He called Strauss a man who jhas loyally, honorably and effe: jtively served his nation under fou | presidents | Eisenhower said further that if ‘the nation is to be denied the right | to have officials of proven ability) : AP Wirephote ACTRESS MOURNED — The American theater world today was mourning its queen, actress Ethel Barrymore, who died yes- | terday in her sleep at her Beverly Hills, Calif. home. Miss Barry- | more, relatively inactive in recent years, suffered from a chronic | heart condition. | | WASHINGTON (® —Michigan's | | Democratic Senators Philip 4. | | Hart and Pat McNamara voted | with the majority last night as | the Senate rejected, 49-46, con- | Acting Dynasty Ends: Ethel Barrymore Dies S222 HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (®—Death came quietly Thurs-| Tree Masog cs Sa a Sana AP Wirephots rial ceremonies at St. Johns, Nfld. after their flight from London. The current visit promises to be one of the most grueling in Elizabeth's reign. Queen Flies Out to Gander for Dedication at Airport | a motor tour of parts of St. Johns not visited Thursday, and a stop at Newfoundland’s new eight-million-dollar government building. When the Queen of England as- sumes her role as the Queen of Canada or one of the other Com- monwedlths, her people at home get almost as big a kick out of it as do her hosts of the moment. * * ® QUIET BEGINNING — Britain's Queen Eliz. abeth and Prince Philip began their six-week tour of Canada’s provinces Thursday tn a mood which is slated to be sharply contrasted in the days ahead. They attended solemn war memo- For a few hours it appeared her weather tuck had deserted her and that grim gray fog | which smothered St, Johns for | three days might disrupt the | tour. GANDER. Nfid. @ Queen Elizabeth Tl and Prince” Ptutip flew here today to open a new 3',-million-dollar airport terminal building. Gander is a stopping, point for trans-Atlantic airliners A Royal Canadian Air Force | phe thick mist lifted miraculous- plane landed them after @ 45 |. 9 few hours before she arrived, minute flight from St. Johns, the },) jet airplane from London Thurs- provincial capital. day afternoon. The skies were virtually cloud- less, and warm sunshine flooded | * , And be the bleak, heavily wooded region = not confused in- spite of - {a confusing relationship. The peo- returned after the Queen's alter-! nie of Canada are her hosts, for noon appearances but cleared | she is thelr Queen, but they are again Thursday night. lonly technically her subjects, f6r Today's program began with a (She is not their ruler. | reception at Government House, | [n 4 strange fashion, the Queen a ______.._____-— jbelongs to the Commonwealths, it not they to her. They lay their $ before her and call her The Queen, opening a six-week | journey across Canada, confronted one of the most grueling progranis in her hard-working reign. * * * She received a cordia) but re- strained welcome at St. Johns Thursday (will be buried in Calvary |Cemetery Monday. Ishe has been a star of the theater, day to Ethel Barrymore and -closed the curtain on an era ruled by a proud theatrical dynasty. She died in her sleep. She had been an invalid in her Beverly Hills apartment for more than a year with a heart ailment. : ads Miss Barrymore would have been 80 Aug. 15. She Our Temperature For more than six decades, her {regal bearing and resonant voice Planning to Stay had captivated audiences. And has been e | in Familiar Rut movies, radio and television. The sharp-witted actress, who | Little temperature change and originally wanted to be a pianist, |partly cloudy skies is the weather os —__—- |outlook for the Pontiac area to- ‘Senate Asked and integrity in ory a. of iene. ded it! 4 le the eaten people paras are tO Recognize . MSUO Potential the losers in this sad episode.’ * * * LANSING (?—The Senate was asked today te give expressed | “The statement was squarely in line with the position the Presi-' dent has taken throughout the! long fight—that Strauss is an ef-| fective, dedicated and upright | public servant, Opponents on the other hand | had argued that Strauss had | been devious and less than ton Plains) objected that the bill, frank in his dealings with Con- in the MSU section, referred to gress and the people. the new unit, due to open this | The issue of public vs. private, fall, as the “Oakland Center.” jpower had also come into the “| predict MSUO ultimately ture status of Michigan State University Oakland by so refer appropriation bill. will be the greatest and largest Long Hauled Off recognition to the probable fa- | ring to it in the higher education Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (R-Dray- | vereign, but do not‘let her, or British government which she ‘traditionally approves but does | z. “not appoint, give commands, 10 N H { | Mow the British and associated { @W Ospl q ‘peoples ever developed this sys- j item of a revered , a | ‘symbo] of empire but without Bellows Loud Curses power over the lives of men as | as Deputies Drag Him ‘tree as any in the world, is an | te ae old, long and in many ways _ to Institution beautiful story. It is typical of the , ~| spirit of compromise, of making La. ww — the best of given situations, which places them among the world's BATON ROUGE, } ‘Hoarsely scre : ; Ai ) aming curses, Gov [great peoples Earl K. Long of Louisiana battled |“ so the people of Canada can pey all the way with sheriff's deputies homage without reservations, and Thursday night as they hauled him the people of Britain take pride in to a mental hospital.for the second the monarchy which is the focal Story on Page 28 was the last surviving member of cluded her equally famous broth. ers John and Lienel, John died ‘night and tomorrow. The mercury will drop to a low lof 54 degrees tonight. A high of 78 a theatrical triumvirate that in- variable winds, the weatherman| jateate through Strauss’ connection : as head of the Atomic Energy! university in the state because it [Coraintasion with the bitter. Dixon. "98 the potential,” Lodge said. Le : , . - | The school will enroll 550 stu ris expected Saturday with light| Yates controversy | oe | Etsenhower read his hand-writ-| ene in its first class in Sep- iten statement before a hastily; ‘mer: : ‘says. ; Temperatures will average 5/S¢t UP battery of cameras and) He compared tte probable: fe .,|floodlights | ture status with the present dis. tinjan affidavit filed in the Genesee} in 1942 and Lionel in 1954. idegrees. below the normal 80 high “We Barrymores became actorsiand normal! 60 low for the next five not because we wanted to go on| days in this area, according to the the stage,” she once explained,|U.S. Weather Bureau, Showers are “but simply because it was the likely Monday or Tuesday, thing we could do best.” In downtown Pontiac the lowest ’~ * * \temperature recorded before 8 a.m And it was, Ethel was the most was 52. At 2 p.m. the thermometer versatile, ranging from light com-|read 79. edy to tragedy with equal skill oar: She won a 1944 Academy Award! for her portrayal of the fatally ill! mother in ‘“‘None but the Lonely! Heart'’ and nominations for ‘“Spi-) ral Staircase’ and ‘‘Pinky.” } Show business’ great and near-! great mourned her , death. In New York, the Ethel Barry. | more Theater dimmed its lights | for five minutes before. starting | the night’s performance. In Hollywood, actress Judith An-| derson, a friend of 30 years, wept. softly when told the news and then) ‘quoted these lines: ‘There's a new| star in the sky ... and the glory, of the heavens is my infinite sor-) Others ‘commented. * Clifton Webb: “A queen has! died.” - Helen Hayes: “All of us work hard in the theater, but none of us Pp give it the fuster she Herman, Shumilin, producer of Miss Barrymore's last great stage hit, “The Corn Is Green" during the 1941-43 seasons: “No ome else (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) EOE AIRES EE ABBE It In Today's Press REL AEE BOL IP ER BEL ME F i ews A trode briskly into his oval,| timetion of the University of Cali He stroc riskly into his oval | derale aft Les Aeodl (UCLA). green-carpeted office after a con . lferenc e in a small anteroom with. Consideration of his request was deferred until Monday night | \Strauss | The after | On arrival at the White House, '' (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) up: after some other senators said | uniform treatment should be given to the Oakland institution | and University of Michigan branches at Flint and Dearborn. Strauss visit Was set the Senate action. Head Tours ‘time in three weeks. “Hell, I'm not going to get In there.’ he yelled when they, tugged him into a sheriff's car to take him to southeast Louisiana State Hospital at Mandeville, 50 miles to the east The 63-year-old governor swung a roundhouse right at a deputy but missed. “You-all look shouted you-all look,’ he * * * Dr. Chester Williams. coroner of ‘East Baton Rouge Parish, said Gov. Long hed suffered from delu- sions of persecution The medica] iname is paranoic schizophrenia | But Long remained uncon | vineed that he needed hospital | treatment. i “I don't feel I need to be hos- pitalized,' Long told physicans at the Mandeville institution AT LEAST 30 DAYS Dr. Charles Belcher. acting su- perintendent of Southeast, indicat- ed Thursday night in an interview with the Associated Press that Long must remain in his hospital at least 30 days. ; This latest chapter in the weird | and tragic story.of Earl Kemp | Long pitched 1 tana politi- | clans into additional jitters. Who | is to take over the duties of governor? Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar, it is supposed, will step into the breach, ; as he did when members of the, Long family flew a drugged and, unwilling governor May 30 to a psychiatric clinic at John Sealy; Hospital in Galveston, Tex. How-; ever, nothing is certain. The fantastic events leading im-| mediately to Long’s detention at, Mandeville began Thursday morn-| ing when the restless governor in-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) seph R. Joseph, that the original cmpioye of Buick. Comies ..... _ 8 | | — wit tint S ee pana. Masa at | anes ve —~ Adair adds in his affidavit that) pParn pyr ‘me Joseph is expected fo claim that Crump “aiso was well acquainted! y tot 9 | : _ jury foreman Coley Crump, now with the prosecutor's staff and! sgerkets ....0............ 3 |. VISITS PRESS — Frank Starzel, General , Pontiae Pres Photo ee ee aad ee Shed wih relatives of the ‘progecutor’s) Obituaries .........-.....--..4 | Manager of The Associated Press, left, inspécts Saturday. Representing The Pontisc Press. will | builder who had a labor dispute! O'Rourke said Crump admits ~ nal ager eee pe | one of the A. P. printers at The Pontiac Press be Harold A. Fitzgerald, Publisher, and a Di- | with Thompson's Lecal %22, fyas knowing. O'Rourke's 0-year-cold Wwe Radio Programs @ | with Managing Editor Harry J. Reed. Starzel is rector of The Associated Press, and Reed. The making him biased ajgainst Thomp-\erandiather, who once worked for) Withen, Earl ....i..:+.-.., 4 | Sttendipg the annual meeting of Michigan mém- Associated Press is in 74 countries covering the | gon. | (Buick anc visited the trial. Women’s Pages ......... 19°21 bers of his ‘organization at sees Valley on © entire’globe, ‘hee ; j a . | ise ah v ) | . EE ae -|Did He Ever Get Fooled! JANESVILLE, Wis. (UPD— Theodore Hawke, policecharged, scattered his fishing gear about the. rock river in an attempt to make it appear he had’ drowned so he could collect on his own life insurance. He was convicted . and placed on one year's "pro- | bation yesteray for leaving fish- i ing Hnes untended. . , $93 Lake at re Spence Rembiee as ‘point of a worldwide association of nations, a modern substitute of democracy for empire. House Approves Royal Oak Mall Shopping Center Plan Awaits Williams’ Pen After Solons’ OK Poval Oak's $2,610,000 pian for a downtown shopping. center was ready for the governor's signature today F The House gave its approval to” a minor amendment which was added when the Senate okayed the bill yesterday. The House had al- ready approved the rest of the proposal The measure would allow Roy- al Oak to issue special asstss- ment bends en the downtown business area to retire $220,000 in outstanding revenue bonds sold to finance existing muni- cipal parking lots. Downtown merchants. have: indi- cated they are willing to assume the cost of providing free nunici- pal parking surrounding a proposed downtown shopping mall on Wash- ington avenue. * * * Plans call for tripling the num- ber of existing parking spaces @n- circling a 1! mall in the central business: dis- trict. State Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (R- Drayton Plains) said the amend- iment Was “unobjectionable.” Rep. William Hayward . (R-Roy- al Oak) was expected fo support the measure as amended today. “ee Jerome ““ Cass, FE 8-088. 7 — We windoe i THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19,1950 Se Hospital Wing to Be Occupied atision ot Car, Brrcle Girl Attacked by Crocodile at Performance BELFAST, Northern - Ireland (UP1)—A cireus crocodile attacked its 24-year-old girl trainer before 2,000 spectators here last night. It gashed her face and snapped at her arm. The trainer, Doreen Duggan, tried to go on with the show, but| attendants seized the 12-foot vroco- dile and put it back in its box. Miss Duggan was taken to the hospital for treatment of her wounds, Northern Ireland's Premier. Lord Brookeborough, and mem- hers of his Cabinet wére among. the spectators. Miss Duggan ‘“hypnotizer” two crocodiles in her act. Last night she had lulled the first one and was taking the second out of its | coffin-tike box when it attacked. It snapped at her face and blood fiowed from ber cheek. She wiped it away and tried to go on with the act. The crocodile then lunged for her arm, narrowly) missing it as she fel) back. Released from the hospital! after an anti-toxin injection and treat ment of her gashes, Miss Duggan said she was not giving up croco- dile training. “TI am determined to go on with, my act,” she said. ‘The circus is my lifes’ Senate Turns Down Strauss Nomination (Continued From Page One) Strauss smiled broadly as he stepped from his ear, He hur ried past waiting newsmen, say- ing: “I'm late for the boss,’ Strauss, former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, was the first Cabinet nominee to be tejected by the Senate since 1925, when Calvin Coolidge'’s choiee of; “Nursery Area Ready Today But More Cash Needed to Complete East Unit, Director Tells Trustees The first portion of the remod- eled east wing of Pontiac General 'Hospital is expected to be occupied | Monday. Harold B. Euler, hospita) ad- ministrator, said he expected con tractors would turn over two nurs , jertes on the second floor to the ihospital today. The nurseries bold 12 bassinets apiece and will bring the hospital's ‘bassinet total up to the planned complement of 48, Euler said, Euler told the hoapital’s Board | Of Trustees last night that the remodeling program probably will stretch out Into next year, and more money will be needed shortly. He said it may be next spring ibefore remodeling is finithed, al- though a Nov. 1 target date has been set for moving in the first % patient beds, a maneuver which is expected to Increase revenues to a point where the hospital can| operate on a balanced or near-| balanced budget More ready cash from the “ot will be needed in about a month, | op cane meena met hides ? ‘Rep. Broomfield Cha FOR HOSPITAL ROOM — \irs president of the Junior Pontiac hands James Clarkson, chairma General Hospital Board of Ti said * * * Already about $140,000 has gone check to help furnish a $1,000 room at the hospi- 7 : oe, ai Et 32 | Puts Boy, 12, in Hospital sive ‘ssoiouiy* o te cat laughingly told them she had BIRMINGHAM — Twelve - year-| swimming party for the choir at|™% eld O'Neil Dillon Jr. suffered othe home of Mr. and Mrs. William |no_ intention of jumping oft. She cerebral con- | Driver, 2584 Comfort Dr:, imme-'was- signaling rode | diately following church services.|Morse code with a mirror to her an automobile on ‘S$. Adams road be-! pon tween Yosemite and Villa roads. The boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Dillon Sr., 1231 Youu ite Rd. 4 * *« *t The driver of the car, Roger R. ‘Ramesbottom, 34, 2051 Oakfield, ‘Detroit, told police that he was traveling north when the bicycle shot out of a driveway at 359 S. Adams Rd. Rameshottom said he swerved his car, but was unable to avoid hitting the boy. ny Wy AT ae Compare prices before you buy and you'll buy where prices aré lowest — here at SIMMS. Friday and Saturday specials. -Right to limit quantities. mont Hospital, Royal Oak, where he is reported ® satisfactory con- dition. aie: Birmingham's giant-sized recre- ation program is ready to roll into [nigh gear. | On tap next week \s a variety- | filled swimming schedue, plus mu- isie, archery, golf, tennix, and ba- Pentiae Press Photo tal. The Women’s Club is one of several organ- izations that have contributed funds recently to aid the hospital building program. Donations such as these are becomirig more and more pop- the be ular, said Clarkson. ‘ton-twirling activities, FIRST AID MAGNESIA Reg. $1.09 54° ‘8I' Pack of 60 Tablets. Pack of 200 Tablets. Limit 1. Limit 1. Russell Auten, Women's Club, n of the Pontiac ustees, an $880 Reg. $1.25 97" Dressing for scrapes, burns, ete. In te rges. te the remodeling program out of | he $2 200.000 city commissioners vet | ewe early this year from funds ennessee that rere ise would have gone into equipment and furnishings. Euler sald City Manager Wal- ter K, Willman has been notified |industry from Michigan by dan of the approaching cash short- gling cheap Tennessee Valley Au- age. We said the remodeling is thority (TVA) power as a bait, de-| costing about §20,000-825,000 ev- clared Oakland County's U.S. Rep ery two weeks. William S Broomfield today * * *® “The horrible part of this whole troomfield said, “is The city is lending the hospital remodeling complete i repairs to situation money to land make expensive and elec. \that Mic higan taxes helped pay for fauity heating, plumbing Charles B. Warren to be attorney |trical systems in the old east wing general was turned down Strauss became the enchth Cab-; inet nominee to be rejected Int all the country’s history When the showdown came ly after midnight, 31 Republicans and 16 Democrats voted for con firmation Against confirmation were 47 Democrats and 2 Republi short cans—Sens. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine and William Langer of North Dakota * * * Senate Detnocratic Leader Lyn don B. Johnson of Texas voted against Strauss, as did most other senators who had not disclosed their stand in advance of the roll call CLAIM DECEIT . In long and bitter committee hearings, Strauss’ foes _ him as an arrogant egotist a Napoleonic complex They said he was deceitful and in the past had been devious in his dealings with Congress with His friends denied the deceit charge and contended he was the victim of a political lynch - ing. They said he had been a dedicated public servant in the past. Over a period of weeks the Sen ate Commerce Committee con sidered his nomination in mosphere of high tension and bit te: yeeriminations._In the end, the committee approved by a narrow {8 margin Strauss— but Later, some of Strauss’ critics suggested that Eisenhower with draw the nomination This Fisen hower refused to do DIXON-VATES ROLF Strauss had a role in the 111 Dixon - Yates contract which would have brought priaate powes into the Tennessee Vattey Auto: ily area That contract tater u as canceled on grounds of confliet of interest in general. Strauss” advocacy of Private development of atomic power alienated supporters of pub- dic power projecis | The Weather 1 O'S. Weather Rurean Report poNTTac AND VICTNITY—Fair today Dbigh 76. Winds northwest 5-10 miles FEE savas tonight and tomerrow with oe, fomegers tore change Low to-| night 4 high tomorrow TR Winds light! ond variable tonight and tomorrow | Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 6 am 2 At 8 am Wind Velactty Direction—Nortliwes Sun. setr Friday at #1) po 16m ph 8 is 4 ~ Neca rises Friday et “ 6 on - fer graciousness personified.” * * * eo 2 Sees Ue Moon sets Saturday af «57 am | Miss Barrymore and her two j Hust ' th peal was not well-founded and | | rhes f Bers tews “Temperatures ‘brothers were born in’ Philadel Baton Rouge Mt wring. Advoe ate.| re eoeal ond « urea ak am 66 oil am 78 ae ’ ‘ Ithe appeal and confirms the equal- 4 eeese 88 22m . phia, Their parents were Maurice’... . cl ‘ es es 4 : : gf ies es ae Berrvriore. a takish Brillah actor jWas arrested when he and several! ration as adopted by the Board NE W ADJUSTABLE ornare. 2PM on cere ee “other reporters refused to move of Su sors." oe bs . and Georgie Drew, daughter of the’ a onoge the street from the gov- < perv “ . dé Thereaey te, poner ie Ace ee lernor’s car at the courthouse.| Im tts gppeal, the city con- — a REMINGTON o fa i} %, jin iomuenies 1, |, She was educated in a convent ‘Thighes was not booked and was) teaded that the county's Equal- Lowest temperature ........ 3} |At the age of 14 her gr aindmother | tnred released by Asst. Chief of| Matton MDeopt. hiked the city’s ean temperature ieee , « 62 » . ¢ , / Weather—-Bunny, | summoned her to Mon{real anc , Police Howard Kidder equalized factor without physi- / ROLL A: a re ‘ordered her to take a minor ps * e eal 1 of the Ford Motor ar A ' ‘ont err to rane, o Pontiac 1 Ms . tow ing production. It was t Automobiles were not permitted Co. Lincoln-Mercury plant, Ld perature . . gaew SA : % ean temperature oo... sees agus pve e ito stop within a three-mile radius where a Ford office building had Weather—Rain At 21, she starred on Broadway: |, the mental hospital, David) 94 been used in more than a a Zor kK f Horse . , Rich @ Lewsct Temperatures This, “Captain Jinks of the inane Near. shes? on om 0 for "| Marines.” I was the first of more “man Associated Press reperys Obsoletes them all! Exclusive Roll-A-Matic 08 tn 1952 8 in 1914) . er, ktopped and got out of his car; City officials said this, ovapiet Roller Combs rive for er skin ns jthan two-score starring roles fot he homshal. A stat ' ‘ . now tend : Thursday Temperatore Chart lthe tall beauty with the finely’ A" ospita state po with what they said was “no new ‘lower for tougher beards. Unlimited settings sigens BR were 6 ‘a chlaated teu tics man ordered fiim fo move ruction” in the cfty, should for every shaving problem! Roller Combs ~ _ . Brownsville ae 7) Miami RB a 7 | immediately ar be arrested. have lowered, not raised the fac. roll skin down, pains whiskers up, to reach Buffalo . of 4 piisenes io 4 DISAPPOINTS DOZENS ——T) tif, the Heavy Beard and Hidden Beard: whisker iar o fi Ly) U i betas 44 4 “a lobed vee i "| In 1909. she disappointed dozens But He Can Try i *» Wixom Mayor Joseph T. Stad.) bases below ordinary shaving level. iit ia ? ¥ - A Cleveland oh 56 Omaha 3 68 of suitors’ by marrying Russell) / mk, who charges the city ts ab. Over 40% more men now buy Remington than the peceed ranking electric shaver “seed $) 8 Cetinton th Ml Griswold Colt, of the firearins! MILWAUKEE, Wis (YPT)—Fl- {sorbing $4,000,000, or 98.6 per cent , ‘ig b 4 ¢ ge gol % - family. They had three children, mer Mueller was fined $25 yes. for Oakland. County's total valua.| a Raptes 76 66 8. Francleco 43 H om 72 68 @. 8, Marie i a Jacksonville 85 10 Beattie * Kaneas City #2 62 Tampa ] 74) pineing 3 oP Weshine Cc. Th » Lee Angeles 86 67" Washington 12 58 , The hospital has pairs will be $350,000-$400,000 over the original construction budget pietur vail an at: sa were divorced in 1923. Mis Bar- | pay the money back whenes promi aed 10 operations show a safe pro "Cursing Gov. Long It has been sclbnmres that the Dragged to Hospital total cost of. the unanticipated 1 (Continued From Page One) wife and dot Hospita) in New Orleans that he planned to the city can- formed his con Ochester Fou Farly this celed original tracts and hired tora fo proceed on the a time-and- materia} cast basis I the ores_scisaan _eua an effort to keep extra @penses the Galveston clinic had been ar at a minimum ranged in a compromise with * . * ' A Long's family and a promise Euler estimated that about 80 ins ba ‘Woeola take ai leaut’ tne ; ' per cent of the east wing will be weeks of treatment at Ochsner. occupied by the end of the vear Boat the new maternity ard there finished intil spring year construction local contrac ndation repairs on leave For three and a half hours doc ‘tors argued Long remained ada- mant. This Interval gave Mrs.! Long lime to arrange for the) The Wospttat-originatty-espeet— ire —— ree ed the 96 new hede would be In operation this summer. Thelr DEPUTIES STOP CAR absence may mean that the hos. croased the East pital will face another tight fin deputies may not be he said When his car |Baton Rouge Parish line physician interviewed the gover cupaney up higher this year than nor as he ant on the front seat last. we may be able to get through amoking a cigarette and joking the summer without too much, ~. favibies= Bulec sald They obtained then, an order vi . be ‘ Vist. J e Fre« eblane Adding strength to this hope is from Dis dy Fred Leblanc committing the govérnor to the the fact that occupancy Nas been = good atl _vear currently at &9 per state hospit i} Thats when the 4 “¢ . eall, s«farte cent about 7 per cent higher than ccoenes heel ited ifieipated when the budget as The ‘cene shouting police, ar HApATeE rested newsmen. barioecades and fuler said that the hospital is (hreats of camera smashing operating almost exactly on the harked back fo a dav long dead ohn 1449 bnidget estimates, which pre when Long's elder brother the dicted a $45,000 Joss this year te Huey i” ae ran |ouisiana as his own kingdom * * * ; Dr Wilhame eaid later that The hospital is currently $47,000 ie ee el gine Long has thoughts and be In Ww lack gs TAT Ag Income and , rn lef~ not filly based on fact expenses are concerned, he said, daw wald | had | + hea; aa iSf Sat if Vat a Heed f hut about $7,000 in the red if de- NieSSandev ilies dian aierak nal \ en Ang weejaliar re “ui i ‘ a _ oe ind equip. fal this vear is to reach a point) yy, had no trouble with him.” where depreciation can be funded .4iq Acet Chief Deputy George for the first time with a small = ie blanc, one of four officers who accompanied the governor, ‘WASN'T TALKING MUCH’ “Acting World Mourns." set jane myn." be Ethel Barrymore ES mental patients, We try to (Continued From Page One) protit in addition keep them in such a mood they | mt get violent. J Imagine he} ‘must have been pretty tired.” | | There were arrests and threats remains from that period of highly of arveste in the exeitement that unique performers” accompanied Long's arrival at the Greer Garson: “She truly was @ Raton Rouge Parish Courthouse} symbol of the nobility of the thea. and at Mandeville. t2\— Samuel, Ethel and John — and, terday on convictiop of, being |tion increase of $14 million thid! a “Peeping Tom.” Mueller is | ry™more, a Catholic, never remar- | blind in’ the right eve and has ried, i very limited vision in the left, | 4. 4 riflery program is set the | = of —— y? \ tp ; ; \ 4) Raidin Our Inc ustry Richard Eastham, 19, of 47¢ Oak: | Morn ; : ed Ave, Poa, bring blo A A > akiand County Jail med : & »> . | Tennessee ‘raiders’ are swiping|the construction of the Tennessee he said would “take the TVA wet | tober charges, oie been & tors at | _bear would not leave Williams ithe shale and brush covered moun-| pital, Appeal Denied I 3 Valley Authority power plants.” |from under direct federat control! yesterday. | ationally Famous CARTERS 3 3 < “In effect,” he said im letters ‘and permit further expansion. ..| But Eastham thought better of 7 26. to Sens. Patrick V. McNamara in its present service area.’ A) it and requested another 24 hours | ul TLE LIVER PILLS : a and Philip A. Hart, Michigan Senate public works subcommittee) to mall ever his statement, He ze—4-Ounce Tube . Z | Democrats, “our werkers are now is considering a house passed| was again scheduled for arraign- | ELINE Reg. 3 6‘ | paying taxes to force themselves TVA self-financing bill. + ment ~this before West | WHITE VAS 49e | Bl Se sunee f the P. ee ate” IE. With 12 Schick Injector Blades "- SCHICK RAZOR tk BROMO SELTZER DRISTAN TABLETS ‘i. 63° 3 77 Pack of 100 Genuine Double Edge GILLETTE Blue Blades s3: 17° out of jobs in Michigan,”’ * * * (He urged McNamara and Hart! Broomfield cited a recent edi- Eimer C. Dieterie. to nee a pe nding TVA bill which toma! in the Nashville (Tenn.) Ban-| Eastham is accused of the early; mits ——eee— er to back his contention that) |Wednesday morning holdup in “those in Tennessee regard any Of Bloomfield Township of John R. GLACTER, bear severely ABSORBINE JUNIOR :\% OMEGA OIL our businesses and industries in’ McAlevy, 29, of the Roosevelt Ho-| : Michigan as fair game." Grizzly Bear i g air g tel, ae a | R The editorial said a band of Rlocomfieid Township Police afe “raiders” dispate ™ . Mauls anger imag ad ceria still looking for Eastham’s broth- gan by Tennessee Gov. Buford ler David, 24. suspected of aiding| in Glacier Park Ellington turned up 23 “imme- lay the robbery. | diate prospects’ for transfer ta | EAST Mont. Wi—A| Teanessee. | Members of the Past Matrons grizzly mauled a The editorial, inserted {n the Club of Birmingham, “Chapter 2 Glacier National Park employe on Congressional Record recently by) |OES, will meet at the home - a lonely mountain trail last night, Rep. J. Carlton Loser (D-Tenn), Mrs. Arthur Baynes, 29261 Tele- despite the heroi¢ actions of a added; "| graph Rd. Southfield, for a des- Michigan companion who tried Ufi-| «and you can bet your last bar’ sert luncheon on Tuesday at 1 p.m,’ successfully to lure the bear away.'of goap that Gov. Ellington will | Joseph. Willams Jr 20, of never have te come a-beggin’ to! The adult choir of the Conetean'l Harvey Cedars, N.J., was reported newly aequired firms to get Ten- tional Church of Bitmingham will in serious condition at a Cardston, ‘nessee out of a fiscal fiasco similar be found in the swim Sunday, June \ | | | Alta., hospital, 120 miles north of to that created by Gov. G. Mennen) 28. East Glacier. The Miami (Ohio); \Williams and his lieutenant gov-| The occasion will be a picnic and! |University summer park employe ernor without portfolio, UAW chief 5 was rushed there after park Walter Reuther.” rangers, using flashlights to see, Ay Gulf Storm Beulah . brought him down the mountain on) Broomfield said Tennessee pays | only one-tenth the federal taxes Calms to Gentle Breeze l Williams was conscious as the |Paid by Michigan and_that Michi-| NEW ORLEANS. La. (AP) —| stretcher bearers made the slow gan is one of nine states providing Beulah, the season's second tropi-| a stretcher, MURINE PALMOLIVE ancia} situation this summer jstopped it, then drove him te the 1,000-feot descent from Alton two-thirds of the total federal taxes! cal storm developed in the Gulf! EYE-WASH RAPID SHAVE HAIR GROOM when occupancy traditionally parish courthouse, Long, growing Mountain. He suffered severe collected iof Mexico in three weeks. with- | Reg. 60c Reg. 79c Reg. 85c falls off, Fuler sald, angry, refused to move from his| cute oa the right side of his head * * * ered and broke apart Thursday) g- Peat if we can held cur oc ear. Dr. Williams and another) and right leg. “Now we are in-trouble and:betore its fuit impact had hit any, BRYLCREEM Tennessee—by its own admission shoreline. was hiking with Robert M. Winter,{7'8 booming.’ “Instead of helping} The Weather Bureau said Beu- 17, of tirosse Pointe. He said W in. Michigan. we are being asked to lah, whipped into storm intensity | ter attempted to distract the bear help Tennessee by the passage of|in ‘the western Gulf last Tuesday, | (the TVA bill), thereby facing the had calmed to little more than; danger of losing even more indus-'a breeze before striking the Mexi- | tries from our own home state Ad can coast near Tampico Thuraday, 7 bs id ed, t e power." t Winter then ran screaming down on suns 4. poet oe ar A park spokesman said Williams, 3 ] 4a ° 63 ‘For tired eyes Pressure can bomb ‘of With dropper. shave cream. King size tube at cut-price. by throwing rocks and walking and running in the vicinity. but the tain calling for help. He suffered, exhaustion and severe leg cramps, was treated at the Cardston Hos then released This Will Show Ded Thet j You Know He's The Greatest! “WORLD'S BEST DAD” Trophy Cups Many Uses—Famous Norcohol RUBBING ALCOHOL ‘ LISTERIN E Antiseptict’s.” 63° Stick Like Skin-Colors for Kids CURAD Plastic Bandages‘: TAS ms 26° The Chocolated Candy Laxative Exactly As Pictured—J's Inches Tall | EX-LAX LAXATIVE Get Yours New! C || | Pisin or Flavored } Mineral Oif Emulsion — HALEYS M-O-16 Ozs. ‘: We Sell-Out - Advertised on TV——For Any Hair Wixom’'s Tax | Gold-finished cup on white pa base NO -buy for gramp, too No other pur- chase mn County's Equalization! Confirmed in Letter. From Commission Wixom's appeal of ite 1959 tax sre, wt ‘be. beac, ‘haa “hao He Eanes wero) F LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO 5s 1”? Cosine. Michigan State Tax Famous johnson & Johnson a it ar PRICKLY HEAT POWDER ‘x: 29° Edward Kane, secretary of the commission, wrote County Clerk NEW! Figst { f FR THAT Appetite and Blood Builder a has bern conciaded Chet tha all $.S.$. TONIG TABLETS “x4, 7” ALU ES 10 ANY BEARD OR SKIN year, was not immediately avail | able for comment on the Commis-; sion's ‘denial, i ee genenagrgrr ccm mae fs \ \ - | { anf Dag , ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, | FRIDAY, tte 19, 1959 phy THREE Prison Bound Flying Bank Robber Regretful Bandit Tells of ‘Fear and Loneliness’ When Jodge Fred B. Cramer sentenced Sprenz on Butler Coun- Judge Victor sentenced him to/tensified alter the bank robbery. terms ranging from 1-3 years to Sprenz was captured in Mexico Drunk Parolee Finds {ic Rolls Royce to Liking REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP)— Dich eae ja, 0 jeween pein a ‘liked it better than my car,” he explained. Franklin was. paroled three weeks ago after serving a term for theft of a Cadillac in - 1952. West Virginia mines about 30 - . and Saturday Nite ‘til 10 P. M. SUNDAY Is FATHER’S DAY! . For Last-Minute GIFTS . SIMMS is OPEN TONITE ‘til 10 P. M. in order that last minute shoppers bank robber Frank Sprenz gave a j imay share in Si bargains for F 4 10-25 years on three counts of car April 13 after a plane he was us-|ty charges two weeks ago, he said percent of the nation’s coal out- y share mms many bargains for Father’s Day.- Hurry to Simms for pal aa wcligys Mer kang 3 tong io ok 1 rob-|ing had cracked up. : the state sentences could Selpatrdiman Maynard Enos aaw| = Biggest Gift Selections at LOWEST PRICES! matched wits with scores of law)bery, and one count of breaking| Sprenz’ “attorney, Ralph Felyer, served concurrently with federal iin, ariving a $12,000 Rolls Royce| | out of Summit County Jail. = Rogaine daly ‘could get/sentences totaling 25 years maxi-| tide the center driving strip, sega: Regalia, ~4"sar-n conden gareapire i armaliegel: tama jnear Menlo Park. | r state sentences Sprenz| months,” with state sentences run-| «Frank Sprenz did not draw one! Franklin, booked on charges of ypere at ype egg 355 lost| _ concurrently with federal! gay today," Felver said. auto theft, parole violation and| bbed 5) sentences. goes to Atlanta, Ga. ' drunken driving, said that he had March, escaping in a stolen plane. | x«* *« * Sprenz z : s ee ee Judge Victor indicated this was| \Federal Penitentiary tonight. parked his 1954 car next to the) Sprenz broke out of jail here a surprise to’ him. He thought April 16, 1958. FBI. efforts to|Sprenz would have to serve state list of 10 most wanted men, ap-/C@tch him, stepped up when he| and federal sentences consecutive- peared humble and contrite before Stole a plane at Toronto, were in-'ly. Judge William H. Victor Thurs-, rol rrr day. A “Sure-Fire” Gift for Up-To-Date Dads! He said he had been selfish. LIGHTER With Calendar FATHER'S DAY 2 SPECIALS—FRI. & SAT. 2 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS POPPERS or FLIES in PLASTIC | — 88° ay ek piastie a5) for Special buy Pather’s Day. TEMPERED HOLLOW 3 He warned anyone following his example to “be prepared for three very close companions I’ve had—fear, loneliness, and regret.” * * * The 29-year-old Sprenz, a mas- ter of deception whose escapades won him a place on the FBis FRIDAY ond SATURDAY SPECIALS Two Great Names—KODAK and SIMMS Bring YOU HIGH QUALITY at LOWEST PRICES! Now you can buy Dad a famous Kodak Camera or Projector at typical Simms Cut Prices. Look for the many other famous brands at Cut-Prices, too! Assorted i Exactly as Pictured a “My parents—very good people— g are now ashamed to walk down @ . ' he street.” he said before the/ll B St il Camera With Built-In Flash aaa County “Connon Pleas @ Exadétly As Pictured— ugey or ro er 2-Pc. Glass Spin BROWNIE ‘Starflash’ judge sentenced him on six, Complete Canopy Sun Shade Com Rod Camera Outfit other brother, Lawrence, likewise gy more than light cigarettes 6\2 FEET LONG +, perpetual calendar has a police record and has served @ charges. 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Come in for yours now. ae CASH d 164 OR , en Waite's Grills .. : ’ CARRY Downstcira Df , 4 i) : | é ° / } 2 j y } \ 3: | y I) ) fj | . Jj sf < J H | : | “ DHE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 oan s / PIVE if ni \Part of People-to-People Plan \Litle Rock High School May Reopen pF. was Will Rogers who seid! Tipsetewtig ot: Or Selmer | e nique ~ i“Everything is funny aS.long as canoes are in the Pacific half ot) i it is happening tg somebody else.’” ‘the globe. Pee ; ; \Scientists Make First WASHINGTON (NEA)—The peo- Probe: Find le of Indonesia and South Korea robes, Find Unusual wilt be the first beneficiaries of a Cr : |Umique and dramatic U. S. good- eatures Thrive 'will mission—a floating hospital jand medical school. ‘in Deep Seas ‘Hospital Ship to Tour Asia Faubus Order Ruled Illegal ae } LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)—Itinerant Little Rock High ; School students face the possibility of a homecoming this | fall. : Authorities generally agreed that the way to reopening | four closed high schools was paved Thursday when a three- | judge federal court struck down a state law Gov. Orval E. { WASHINGTON — Four to seven, The sea-going health center is miles beneath the surface of the the reconditioned Navy hospital ocean lies a strange world which ship Consolation. Loaded with life- no man has ‘ever visited. ‘saving drugs and about 60 doctors, * * * ‘nurses and technicians, the ship It is a world of pitch-black dark- Will sail Sept. 15. from San Fran- ness, near freezing temperatures,| Cisco to Southeast Asia. and pressures that range as high qt wilt provide expert medical ra bi erp ol square foot, a aid and instruction to Asian coun- action of that pressure is enoug request to crush a block of wood.to half ee ee ee taouaie size, Yet life not only exists, but and Korea are the first to ask thrives. . | for this help. * * | If enough money can be raised, Se far scientists know only a the Conmalation ray visit other little about the strange creatures | areas of the world in future years, that inhabit these enormous and it may be joined by other re- depths, the National Geographic. conditioned hospital ships. en ee mane wae Bet | *k** * — qeere-age Gat Say The goodwill mission is known knew that life could survive ‘ ; under such terrifying conditions. *5 Project HOPE. The leiters se ' Pe he Gare. ‘eckoniists had \s Hs Opportunity Peo-'t9 give inoculations, work X-ray; Dr. Walsh says. it will cost 7 pee st ng ple Everywhere.” It's the brain-| machines and help deliver babies.’ $3.5 million to operate the ship | nown about the extraordinay fish child of Washington physician Wil-' public health techniques also will) ,_ a with fantastic shapes and lumin-' liam B. Walsh, ‘head of the People- p. jaught) If an eoldemic should | fer the first year, Most of the | ous organs which live at depth of to-People Health Foundation Inc. preak out. the medical staff will, ™omey 's being donated by large aoe poo sy Biss Be PPHF is one of 41 committees work fulltime to take care of the corporations. The rest will come deeper. In 1951 the Briti ; that make up the People-to-Peo- | Sick. from donations by individual cit- : itish ocean- i P } . ographic vessel Challenger record-} sole rom, © ripen is * . . ; tnens. | ed a depth of 35.640 feet about. senhower, “In all our efforts, we will par- Drug firms will prov ide the med- ’ H S d a 5 3 : IX ars Ne oave 200 miles southwest of Guam, in eee arpa —— jctpate with local doctors Pres ical supplies and oi! companies wr, FOr Six Ye . pre s cre = aa. “a ‘ent,”’ Dr. Welsh explains. “We ex- expected to donate the ship's fue®! PHOENIX, Ariz \P - itizens pect to learn from local conditions Pledges of food have also been ,.¢eq police to help him find a pa per sack containing $1,000 which he Faubus invoked to keep the schools shut throughout the ' 1958-59 academic year. : | There was general agreement that the schools would operate under a token plan of integration previously approved by the federal courts. _ Everett Tucker Jr.. president of the Little Rock School , Board, said the board felt it was bound by a previous court | ' order to operate the schools under the integration plan if the school closing law was declared invalid. * * * | | Tucker said all five board members were in agreement | | that the schools should be reopened, even if it meant token | - GRAND TRUNK to DETROIT Faubus took the court decision calmly. He said it ALL TRAINS was no surprise but came sooner than he had expected. ROUND TRIP “4.35 s:wz0s1s The governor said he would not make a decision on (Tax included) Fares! every Saturday " | | | THE CONSOLATION — The help that is needed rather than | the help we think should be give : P Eee: | whether te appeal the ruling until he had consulted with | his attorneys. The court also ruled out a companion act to the school closing law which provided for transfer of funds from closed schools to other schools where displaced students en- , rolled. Both acts were passed at a 1958 special legislative session called to deal with problems of schoo! integration. Enjoy a full day in Detroit ... with never a worry about traffic. Take the Saturday Special ... sit back in air-con- ditioned comfort ... arrive relaxed and fresh for the day's activities. And be back home in time for dinner. ee —— —— = SATURDAY SPECIAL But the man refused to allow fA. £ PON AL” his name to be published He explained: “I've been years saving that money. My wife doesn't know about it If she knew, she'd make me put it in our-joint bank account”’ SATURDAY SPECIAL .. LFA.f DETROIT 615 PM ES A man six Gs WwW 8 Gace «et Agent FEce-a: 2-207! the Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench. x * oa a good eee ae: and experience as well as tO made. One company has already Bottom of this trench lies farther | those spousered by g0v- ‘teach . offered a carload of potatoes. The ernment. —_—_—___—___——— | american President Lines will op- lost while riding a bus in down- below sea level than Mount Ever-| est, the world’s highest mountain., Dr, Walsh declares: erate the vessel at cost. town Phoenix soars above it. A penny tossed) ‘We believe that the Consolation: Ala § FI till | = SSS SES from a ship would fall for several will be a striking, dramatic sym- VY ays 0 | a hours before reaching bottom. bol that this mission comes from|,,,, ; Scientists felt it was almost in- the heart of the American people W | f) k f) / e credible that life could survive It's truly inspiring evidence that I oc at efroit < there. Yet if there was no life, people in this country are deeply ; 5 : an even more fantastic possibil-'concerned about the people in other, DETROIT (UPI)—Detroit has EES 2 TT ity occurred to theni. countries as human beings. | Feceived werd from the Navy — Without any surt of life, even “We know how difficult is the: that eight destroyers and a sub- | . bacteria, the bodies of animals ®CComplishment of this task and more eens ee e Wich Varegeed inte the , (are constantly aware that our pur- Great Lakes this sammmer will be e | would be free of fermentation. |pose must be to give help thet is sble * Sock [nt Detrek,, Mayer sso mas in Scientists might find the intact |2°tually needed where we go, rath- Louis C. Miriani said. 2 bodies of creatures that had long ¢T than the help we ourselves may) Miriant said he received a tel- eS SS ceased to exist at upper levels, ‘hink should be given.” egram from Rear Adm. John W. animals now known only as fos- x *& * eae pein aren re Gaia te ‘The ship will be staffed with ty front of Detroit's Civic Center NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED PROFESSIONAL TYPE About the time Challenger dis- 4 a ‘ ens’ gee 2 indicates docking of the ships is _ covered its record depth, the Dan-| Medical technicians and two den-' 1 ain, here. us Name ish ship Galathea II lay north-! Usts. Half of the doctors will be fame = . east of Mindanao, one of the two interns. They will be rotated every, x ee Duty principal islands of the Phillipines. four months, which is about the | “Recent Coast Guard soundings Heavy , On heard wae Dr. Anton Bruun time that the Consolation is expect- indicate municipal :seaway ac- R d ~ ; ; .’ ed to remain in one country. ceptable and we have arranged ° * leader of an oceanographic expedi- | ’ : e€ uce—R _ cade of an oceanographic expel placements wil be flown from with. 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Third Floor ; city. zone state t { FE 5-6615 Se ee ee a _ Ce ee me ee ‘ 4 r “ Week = THE PONTIAC PRESS MEMBER OF THE \ ASSOCIATED PRESS Editorial Page Owned and Published Locally _ FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 t »HAROLD A. FITZGERALD President and Publisher Chancellor Reverses Retirement Decision Dr. ADENAUER’s reversal of his de- cision to retire from the Chancellor- ship of West Germany and run for the Presidency seems to have been received submissively by leaders of his Christian Democratic Union. x *« * His change of heart was ex- tremely unpopular at first as the party wanted him to become President. A leading Hamburg newspaper, noting growing op- position to ADENAUER’s dictator- ship and taking issue with the party's decision, declared that “intelligent historians have as- sured us it is unjust to: say all Germans are ‘born to be ruled.” x +*« * In reply to opposition Social Demo- crats’ criticism, 83-year-old ADENAUER made the paradoxical statement that it is the highest principle of de- mocracy to respect the decision of the individual conscience. One of his claims to fame has been that under his rule Germany had for the first time built a real democracy. x « * For years past the admittedly able Chancetlor has made all de- cisions and stifled opposition. Despite party leader's recognition for a more imaginative policy and the popularity of Dr. Erhard, his apparent successor, they have gone along with Dr. Adenauer’s rather undemocratic refusal to step down. (reorge Winters Grorce WINTERS, one of this area’s wcll known citizens, died Thursday leaves a whole host of friends belund and ORR A few years back, George was established as “Pontiac Man- ager of the Detroit Tigers,” and even dispatched to Florida two or three times by The Press to cover spring training and make sure that “his boys” were in shape fer the opening of the season. He was devoted to baseball and in those days the Tigers were all his personal pals. — * * * A friendly, gregarious individual who loved everybody, Grorcr leaves an untilled niche that no one else can precisely occupy. He was a “grand guy anda staunch, loyal friend of Pontiac. We have no more faith- ful citizen. ~ * * When those of us who knew him eventually reach the Great. Hevond, (George will he there coaching on the third base line, “helping out,” and doing some- thing to make the way more pleas- ant and easier for someone else. That's the way he was—and is. Lottery Used in Rome to Raise Olympic Funds Literally, Italy is preparing for a “Roman Holiday” in connection with the Olympic games. Accommodations for, the Olympic contingent itself has taken all avail- able space in Rome and the general public will be accommodated in pri- , vate homes. A big apartment develop- ment is under way. —— ~*~ * * Rome must build stadia for the games and outside of the gaunt spectre of the ancient coliseum, PRESS Datiy Except Munday Pontiac Mi higan Tag Press Company THE Bee Mark PONTIAC St Published” by The Por Jomw A. 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(And the coliseum plays no part in the plans.) This spectacle will attract a huge tourist trade but one great, big question always con- fronted them. Where's the money from? _* * * The Roman officials have been studying: this gravely for some time and they have their answer. A lottery will do it. And this means a government lot- tery. The ruling powers have been supervising one for some time and a definite percentage of the “take’’ has been assigned to this purpose This raises an old question: Would a Michigan lotters work? Could we help dig ourselves out of our past debts with a State supervised lottery? Many think we could. Many think it would receive concerted opposition. Certainly it's worth exploring. coming “Tue hula is not just a dance, it's excellent therapy for aches,” says a physician. For the spectators, it's alyo a sight good for sore eyes. The Man About Town . Michiganer’ OK Risking My Job, [ll Not Choke Down ‘Michigander’ Father's Day. When the kids spend less for presents than on Mother's Day It has required nearly a week for my countless white corpuscles and my anemic lone red one to cooperate with my on'y brain cell that ts not a sell, and effect a partial from that editorial # sault of my boss on my suggestion af “Michiganian” recovery resident of the or anywhere as the proper title for a best state in ‘he union else, He would ilke it to be “Michigander,” Which savors too much of the illegitimate husband of a goose But I'm willing to compromise on “Michiganer,” as suggested by a letter in our VP on this page Wednesday, although that still is a little downey However, I'm still sticking by “Pontiacite”’ and “@aklander” for @ county tha’ is absolutely pee: or equa: ws So, Hello. Boss: you top Pontiacite and Oaklaticier Without Michigane! Courtesy beyond the usual call js re- ported by Mre A. Farl Jones of 1878 Woodward Ave Pontiac. who saw the driver of a Conklin gravel truck stop. and rescue tw: ment, baby bliias fiom the pave- Moving from Keego Harbor to Auburn Heights, Mrs. George Hopperman says that “Gabby her parakeet, cannot learn to speak the iatte: but always has * rolled out "“Keego Harber” very distinct- ly. It now says “Go back Keego Harbor.” In the publicity for big. celebra- tion July 3. 4 and §, Fenton {s announc- Ing the crowning of “Michigan’s First Twin Queens,” In the very beauteous personalities of Freya and Francine Nierescher which brings a loud protest from nelgh- boring Holly, where 11 years ago at the Village's centennial celebration, the twin sisters Mildred and Maxine Miner were crowned as queens of the event y ° Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hudson ef 930 Premont St, 58th wedding annt- versary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders of 448 Elm St., 56th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. ©. L. Hulin of 72 Douglas St 52nd wedding anni- versary. Mrs. Thomas G. Rowland of Sylvan Lake; 87th birthday. Mrs. Eliza Hess of 5821 Pontiac Lake Road. 88rd birthday Edward Barber : of 591 Kenilworth St: 8tst birthday Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Conrad of Walled Lake, S4th wedding anniver- sary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cascadden of Rochester, 52nd wedding anniversary. Mrs. Celia Stoddard of Leonard; 81st birthday. tlred on-eerth, aby ap exidential some of his foes * C’Mon, Jump! W hat Can | Lose?" . N - Service, inc . David Lawrence Says Vendetta Against Strauss Tragic WASHINGTON ?— One of the Inost trance episodes in the entire history of the United States Sen- ale os the fight that has been caved to prevent the confirma- tion of Lewus L. Strauss @g secre- tary oof commerce, It is thagic because it is based on a personal feud When ha- lied heeame deep seated, they metimes pro- lhee far-reaching cleavages, with «motion substi- hited for reason. The current dis- rite mw the out growth of frietion hetween Strauss LAWRENCE md Sen Clinton Anderson, Demo chat, of New Mexieo When the former was echatrinan oof the \iomie Energy Commission. he rubbed Sen. Anderson the wrong WAY * *® * Mexico senator is the Joint Atomic Energy Committee in Congress. He is influential with his col- leagues. Many sided with him -— as members of the senatorial club often do—without particular re- gard to the merits of a question, but with greater regard for the Wishes of a fellow senator. The New chairman of Anderson's home state New Mexico rm the ceatoaf the aten Ww Jaborators here niany seien-- tiete are pvathered Sone of them > oonbattered over what ther de lies Sais Tye are ah fer ward J Robert Oppenthernner thse CHontist shee clenranee | Was cleared security reasons hoard While Straues was not a mem- ber of this board, be did present fo the White Mouse the charges that led to the inquiry. I was natural that many of Anderson's constituents should cxpect him te do what he could to punish Strauss. Rut this mt oall Tt that Strauss fgueht ernmentat aprration of power pret ects and in faver of private pow er So th opportunity: for in that) field to AgAIOst him «o happens AVAINSt aN IS HV At be lined up * * * The hearing held by a Senate committee’ was more of an in- quisition than the normal record ing of the views of a prospective eabinet officer Usually the oppo- sition party doesn't object to the appointment: by ai President of whomever he wants in a Cabinet post. But the recent hearings re sulted in a bitter fencing match and answers provoked were not always as clear-cut as they would be if a different atmosphere had prevafled. Strauss was thereupon attacked as being “deceitful” and as lacking ino character * a * Butonetoall the Democrate al lowed this vendetta ta envelop them Sen. Thomas | Wodd of Connecticut, an a speech Thurs thax ta the Senate. said “Lewis L. Strauss is a man of The Country Parson “Men WORK and pray for the things they really want but just pray for the things. they should wani,”’ ; / f @& years. He is a former shoe salesman with a high school education who has received honorary degrees from 29 col- leges and universities. **He has a background of devoted service to philanthropic and reli gious affairs. He has earned dis tinction and wealth in the field of finance “He has a record of honorable achieverient in the naval service in which he rose progressively to the rank of rear admiral “He has played some role in alinost every administration Democratic or Republican, since the days of Woodrow Wilson * * * “He has earned letters of con mendation from five president He has been awarded five of tis country s highest decorations — ifr has been honored by gratefui na tions of the free world. — eo i em ee “He has taken positions on mat- ters of first importance to ‘this nauion, positions that were con- troversial, positions that were right * * * “In the 42nd year of his pubic life, at its climactic hour, we in the Senate are asked to reward this man by visiting upon him a condemnation and a = repndation that have not been accorded any American in a generation " * * * Sen. Dodd said: “If ever a government official, in posses sion of critical secret informa tion, indicted himself as a se- curity risk by his own words and actions, it was Oppenheim. er... He was a regular finan- cial contributor to the Conmmun- ist party.” (Copyright 1959) Dr. William Brady Says Clip Obstructing Tonsil With Simple Snickersnee From the first of this series of talks about tonsils I expected an- gry reaction on the part of the ever-ready opera tors Formerly when T published a series of arti cles ou “The Scandal of Tonsil lectomy the re- action was almost too hot to handle Na far the reac tion has been so feeble that I am encouraged to DR. BRADY think the medical reconsidering the If so. profession « question of tonsil surgery. 1}! say ‘better late than never One voun colleague, spirit T admire, tells me my teac h ing is fanatical, in that 1 never approve of tonsil surgery I not only approve of tonsil surgery but F have practiced it on members of my own family, with entirely satisfactory re suits. Tonsillotomy, that is — not tonsillectomy! In any case where hypertrophy or enlargement of the tonsils ob- structs the nasal air passages and causes mouth breathing — or ob- structs ventilation of the middle ear cavity through the Eustachian tubes and causes more or less deafness — or obstructs the lower throat passage and causes diffi culty of swallowing or speech im pairment tonsillotomy, in) my judgment, is the proper treatment With the aid of the tonsiliotome or snickersnee the doctor instan taneously slices off the obstructing portian of tonsil — an operation as safe and as quickly Ag eX traction of a tooth No, young man. my teaching in reference fo tonsil surgery {is not fanatical Tt a merely conserva tive and, if T may so, humane. My sole purpose is to warn the public against radical, hazardous tonsil- lectomy over * * * QUESTION BOX “Some people recommend lemon juice in hot water for arthritis and rheumatism. Please give your opinion on this. (R. §. Fo" Answer — Lemons and fresh ly pressed lemon juice are healthful for anybody, but | belleve they cure just one dis ease, scurvy. | do not want to protrude tee much, but have you read my booklet Chronic Joint Disability. For a copy send me 3 cents and stamped, self addressed envelope. é * * * Ml dont knew whether my hay fever is reel ot spurious, but } 5 = L > a whose - I do know that the tablets suggea- ed in your pamphlet Relief for Allergy have brought tremendous relief Also they have relieved chrome canker sores in throat and soft palate H B.C? Answer — Send stamped. self addressed envelope for free pamphlet Relief for Allergy. * * * Bigne t mouie thar e page m % ig «pertaining ° persona ea and) fs giene 1 a ease diag treatment wii be anstered » Dr Witham Brady fa stamped self-addressed envelope i* sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac Michigan (Copyright 1959) 4 fv e| é Voice of the Peopie ‘Whole Education System. Needs a Drastic Change’ When Mr. Sigler was governor, I heard a talk between the Michigan State University head and Mr. Sigler. The college superintendent sajd he would have no need of help from the state, as fees paid by students ~ were sufficient. x * * By contrast, I he&rd a program of college students Friday, but all we hear now is more money fer education and what are we get- ting? Juvenile homes and reform schools full te the doors. The whole education system needs a house cleaning. No business or industry could be run under such a system, with so much expense, most of which is taken from home owners and elderly people and low incomes. * x * Why do colleges keep students on the roll call who are gaining noth- ing? And where do they learn to be so unmannerly? Are they the prodigy of the Reuther undesirables. They sound much like it. Where is the pioneer spirit? And I understand schools are operating only 180 days a year. . Offers Solution to Dog-Cat Fight I have a solution for this dis- cussion about dogs and cats. Let's throw them all in the public pound and let the two species become extinct in this area. “Florence Nightingale’ ‘Down With Dykes; Up With Tigers’ I don't fall flat on my face tn front of Dykes for the credit goes to the whole team. * * * Even Dykes hasn't mishandled them enough to lose very many games. Other V.P. writers have complained about using Harris (.159) on first base so long, and placing him fifth in the batting order where he set the world record for leaving base runners stranded. . * * * But my squawk is on his pinch hitters, for he uses a pigeon named Chrisley time after time and this bird is batting exactly 063. That's the lowest on the squad of 25 players, behind all the pitchers and all the substitutes. This humpty dumpty Dykes re- peatedly puts Chrisley in for men hitting 240 to .270. Down with ly kes and higher and higher for the Tigers. Second Gneeees Gussie ‘Treat Dog og Well and He'll Behave’ It is not common sense to kill any animal] that attacks human heings—far from it. I've seen ani mais being mistreated by growii- ups and children alike. Half-drunk men slap their dogs before by standers just to show off, and the dog just sits there, looking bewildered, not knowing for what reason he was being punished. * * * And children, if not told to be good to animals, are naturally cruel. Their parents must tell them not to poke their fingers in dogs’ eyes and ears. * * * Any dog. if he’s worth anything, wil] take a nip at small children if they do such things, so it’s up to parents to watch for those thinus Please, look at both angles That's just fair play M_E.B: THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Let us lift @p our heart with our hands unto Ged in the hea, ns. Lamentations 3:41. Prayer, in its simplest definition, is merely a wish turned God-ward. Phillips Brooks Case Records of a Psychologist: Taxpayer ‘Double Standard Does the Harm’ Lack of sex education is a defi- nite factor, but I put the blame - for unwed mothers and fathers squarely im society's lap. €ntit society places a like stigma on the male animal it has coddled so long, we will have illegitimacy x * * Boys know they have nothing to lose and proceed accordingly. knowing they can dance, but the girls alone will pay the piper. When both sexes know they have a reputation to tose, that will act as a deterrent. Think how much more effective a car is when both brakes are in good working order. ~ * * Come on, society, catch up to progress. Women are voting, we no longer hang witches, doctors no longer use leeches on patients and mentally ill patients no longer reside in the snake pit. In Favor of Equality ‘Then What About the Detroit Case?’ You printed a strong and logical editorial supporting full legal ac- tion against those four Florida boys who heaped indignities on the little colored girl and now | hope you feel equally strong for the full action of the law against the Detroit Negro who killed a white woman for no reason at al] This is a two-way street. isnt it: Mrs. Norma Idlewild (Editor's Note: We regret Mich igan has no death penalty ) * * © The Pontiac Press reserves ‘the right to edit all letters ‘Ther should ce under 200 words and must oe sccompanted by the name and ad- dress of the writer If the letter is not critical of individuals or tndivid yal concerns or of a controversial nature the writers name will be withheld upon request Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE The other day I visited... A friend of long ago . . . Who helped me learn so many things . . . That I have come toknow ... And it was really wonderful . . . To talk with him and roam .. . Around the charming premises . . . That now he calls his home ... And there IT saw the painting that Is named ‘‘The Helping Hand” | . A fisherman and little girl Who made me understand That more wonderful Phan just to have a friend The kind that really trusts in vou _ Today and to the end The same as in that painting, where . nothing is Get safely back to shore Copyright, 1959 man... ‘Conditions’ Sons to Like Dentistry Dr Joes problem is a fol- low-up for Don's case yester- day, since he wishes to “con- dition” Ris two sons favorably toward dentistry as a career. Notice how the morticians were similarly “conditioned.” And never forget that uni- versal motto tattooed across every child's chest. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE B-465: Dr. Joe, aged 3, ras two young sons in grade school. ** * * “Dr. Crane.” he began, "Id like to have my boys enter dental col- lege and join me . in practice . “But J] realze a lot of kids veer away from. their dads profession. ‘So I wonder just what methods would be best for trying to ‘sell’ dentistry to them. They are only 8 and 10 at the pres- ent time. DR. CRANE “Do you think that ts foo young an age to steer their thinking to- ward a specific career?” DENTAL SURVEY Last year I made @ survey of American dentists for Cal Maga- zine, and found that a goodly per- centage of dentists were persuaded to enter dentistry long before thes reached college Tn fact) many reported the, had chonen dentistry before they left grade «chool * -* '*# And when 1 discuséed this sub- — fect before the Natrerial Selected éforuciqns and several stale fu- t neral directors associations, T found that those men likewise had picked that career in the early teens “4 local mortician asked me to lend a hand at the church,"’ said the leader of his state association. a a “He thanked me when I had fin- ished and praised me, saying Id make a dandy mortician “Later, he Jet me drive his am. bulance. And it was such a thrill to me to speed through traffic with a red light flashing, that I decided at the age of 15, I was going to be g mortician,” Incidentally, a number of other leading morticians confessed if was the thrill of being allowed to drive the ambulance that first won their affection for mortuary science DENTAL “CON DITIOMING’ The dentists gave somewhat sim- flar reports. Older dentists would let them work with plaster and mold such characters as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs * * * Then these older dentists would Praise the youngsters for their neat work. js inflated the ego of the boys, even at age 10 or 12. And everybody has this motto tattooed ‘across his chest: ‘| WANT TO FEEL IMPOR. | TANT * 4 Since po lawyer or physictan or banker or auto salesman had ever taken time out to inflate the exe of those youngsters concern. ing such professions, and this old. er dentist had, then the boys nat urally leaned toward a dental career. Some of our leading’ American dentists thus made their original decision because of such diplomatic _ “conditioning’’ by a kindly dentist... If your child does NOT want to follow in his dad's profession, it often means the boy is afraid of being accused of riding his fa- ther’s coattails to success. Or he may vaguely resent the domineering of the usually bus) mate parent and thus strike out against his dad in indirect fash. fon by deciding to pick any trade or profession except the one. his father represents. If you think your profession is a worthy one, then ‘‘sell” it to your son, for there aré many ad- vantages in having a shingle with ‘Father & Son’' thereon. * * To help win your children, send for my ‘Tests for Good Par- ents.” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents (non-prof it) Hf you rate tops on it. vou children wii] more likely want ‘to follow your profession. 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Mineo and acts like nobody's biz-| down on the East Side,” he said. ter than stick- ball or hitching on bateciieg bead ou ina et, even ® tar have been on Broadway, 18 won he's in a play he walks the! ness, was born on New York’s, “Tt remember the depression a/trucks “End as a Man,” “Cat on & {mile and a half to the theater dis- f famous East Side. This is the pit. [ remember my mother say Gazzara, whose full The -spian With this -attitude toward con- formity, even in acting, it might Hot Tin Roof” and “A Hatful of trict, instead of taking cabs. Like) old home neighborhood of some jny she wasn't hungry a tot power will be unleashe d on the be assumed Ben is a student of Rain.” With so much acclaim, <5 many young artists today, he’ $| of oul better actors and comedians! pnd you know what that means movie public soon in “Anatomy the Artor’e Studio. A “method” he ean afford to lead a non- trying to maintain his individual- who confess, rather proudly, that, Bur +-never had it tough of Murder,’ is being compared man. Ile 4s conformist personal life, as well \ity in the face of success... they. slugged their way fo sue I found my drive early in life with the young John Garfield, the *- * - as professignal one. | He explains, “I attempt to live. but it wasn't because I needed mature Marlon Brando and even’ «pit its a lot of idiocy—that| But then, he always did, In high|according to my own rules, but! For money. Hs just T got into some early Rudolph Valentino concept of an ‘Actor's Studio) school, he once was a truant for it's not easy, You've got to bend. | S| } iS chool plays, and the spplause “Flattered’ | think it’s amus actor doing back-scratching and 60 days because he couldn't stand There are responsibilities to those ORGAN tarted: ringing in ommy ears Tia he said. “We five in a nose-picking. 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I think I'll mail one!” myself to our next doo? neigh-|/ j bor.” ; You don’t know it then, but you |and your wife already have taken|} ithe fatal step, Writing just one) ‘poste ard is as impossible as eat-| ling only a-single peanut at a cock- tail party. ‘NO TIME FOR VIEW 6B, | You go to the top of the Eiffel 7 | Tower, but neither you nor your ie wife have time to look at the |p isplendid view of Paris, You are|) ‘too busy selecting splendid post-' lcards and scribbling ‘“‘Having/7 most wonderful time, Miss you | terribly." | | * *& & You go to the Louvre and tell | THE BIG FEAGON WHY. .« ss *. if OLDS cosTs LESS IN THE } LONG RUN! i ee | ar |... } \the guide, “Nevermind Mona / ~ P Lisa and the Venus de Milo. Show ~ | Beorath the glamor and gleam of lus the postcard counter.” es t the °59 Olds is hidden caine that | You are both now in the grip | 5 explains why Olds costs less im the ‘of a mania more insidious than © F long run! addiction to the bottle or the I Every "59 Olds gives you the joptum pipe. a . Wide-Stanee Chassis with a 9-ineh “We've written to_all our rel- a, t wider Guard-Beam Frame. Every atives and friends,” says the wife. ” I "59 Olds features cooler ranning \‘‘Who'll we write to now?” |Z - . Air-Seoop Brakes on all four wheels. | “Our enemies,”’ you say, reach- | g t Peder the betd b ll aoe ing for another postcard, | a ED s Olde hidden calue—the famous ALL OVER | All Wool TW t Rocket Engine with new fuel- on te or | ae , i € Then one morning it is all over.| 7 . ‘es ‘ saving economy for 59 |You awake feeling guilty and sut-| -- Choose from either tweeds or plain pat- ’ Is ft amy wonder that an Olde be fering from @ bad ease of writs = terns in a wide selection of colors. Fine t h . eodeia (Gaee ‘cramp, You can os at another | : susie lane taco she Sang veal? |postcard. ‘The madness is gone. |. quality combined with long wear, make - ” * & ‘© this an outstanding value. S See your Olds dealer, Value-Rate | So you cable the boss for pas- ©7/ f Ths Beenet! There” weder- |sage money, and you and your = —_ stand why 9 many people are ee . : Pr joining the Big Swing to Olde! 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UPTORI-3 MONTHS TO PAY!} * of PONTIAC ra tetas” +. § 3511 Elizabeth Lake Ave. FE 4-7775 j Autoinatic Huphidi stat 9 HU j «Open Mon. and Fri. Removes 314) gallins of water ie Open Monday, Fr and Seturda venings ol W. HI KON Nites Until 9 KF LD 1555 daily, W arranty én sealed unit, é Hi ’ — ss . e ' / , f | \ » , ‘ lk \ a y, THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 cg ARES NE RR FS ee Ray a be pt Sagat tage ~h Vi ote es ~ pare o pear,’ \ { - , : aay peg I ae J ster 7 Tey i, 5 yo 3 3 , . 7, ; prety ee ede 3 IS fac’ : 4 ied 5 L 2 “e ~~ ; : TWELVE . Could Decide British Election | ae e Ec e) R Commercial TV Is Hot Issue a wn pink LONDON (UPI) — ‘Use every night, and your clothes will more than the Socialists. be whiter than the whitest white.’ "} But politics are politics.and in Examine that jingle carefully. It an election which figures to be is a reasonable facsimile of the ‘dramatically close, sort of commercial British tele- vision viewers have been and hearing. Does it sound like political dy namite? Can it be that the fate of a government will hang on a detergent commercial? Stranger things have certainly happened. So some Socialists must be uneasy about the timing —there may be an election this year— a campaign against TV commer- cials by a group of Labor mem bers in Parliament For the fact of the matter is that many viewers enjoy com mercials—and might vote against anyone who attacks them seeing Tories are well-aware that public i Commercial TV circles believe even a few ‘votes may be vital. Thus the opinion polls shew that the working class, jealous of its few amuse- ments, actually considers the com mercial part of its television en- tertainment. In the developing strategy for the next election, the Socialists have tried hard not to give the Tories any extra ammunition, this was the reason the question of curbing the Independent Tele- 88 Firms Employ 721 Former Officers Blitzo fact, many probably detest them) vision Authority was omit | from the Labor Party manifesta, ertinment, But Soc ialist _Papers and parlia-| _And that might cost votes. ted | ee er Cre wale way is an attack on the pepple's ore teense reenact | . SUGGESTIONS for “a One Day KING” Cuff Links and Tie Sets... Genuine Leather Wallets... Ronson and Zippo Lighters . Leather Jewelry Boxes . Kreisler and Spiedel . From $ 2.95 . From § 3.50 .. From § 3.50 . From $ 3.95 fl 74 N. 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Si __ THE PONTIAC, PRESS, FRIDAY, JUN 7Kh19,19599 | / _ cea ge on T ; - se Made Major Concessions at Geneva to Avoid Showdown "(We stay, Now let's see you mslke From the beginning the Allies, This meant the Allies — da gaenniit te dataaices the A Thus the West was attempting}ment to an indefinite stay — or| hat to your threats. If you try|have insisted they had a Yight—(refuse to recognize. the German| made this week: to keep the East Germans ip the/until some new agreement ind on ay tow hint pyblic ‘opinion, wera ‘obvicudy tb The nest ‘mioet_wat wo. ode etbet to avoid a violent show. the Allies actually would’ Soviets who seemed to be thinking! down iy ad ed States, Britain, and Franceiis 110 ~ inside Communist) But once the Reds controlled the keep the city supplied — by rail,j|have to deal with East Germans to the Soviet Union that/East Germany, its inhabitants are|supply routes, they could squeeze|road and air — even though East/whom they said they would not four try to negotiate, a peace-|mtied to the West German golthe city, unless the Allies were)Germans controlled the routes recognize TUST A concessions from foreign ministers’ meeting in *~ * * * _\by cutting. down on the supplies! dropped their earlier demand for, 3. The West did not ask the So- REMINDER! Tt was tnore than six months ago| Geneva. . If they didn’t get out — and/allowed to go through. ae specific . Soviet guarantee of Viet Union to agree to Allied occu- ‘ that Premier Nikita Se a nanan — Site Une alls oon to get out is the most! This would threaten the city’s| their continued right to be in Ber- pation of Berlin forever, Thus in DR. A. MILES out of West Berlin or he would/Concessions by the Allies, this|lies haven't backed down — then,)ment followed, as it probably “'* ¢« viet pressure, since they were not! now has your turn over to the East German time as the talks seem to be/according to Khrushchev’s warn-| would, the present stability of the) » the West said it was ready|A Pree afin ‘of an Indian home near the native | lee. esl ten one = \shanty town of Cato Manor. A ——— ner —nsarsrirdateny a ‘burning gasoline station illumt-' 4 nro inated the sky. . mn a | ; EDWARD'S | + + & | (team can} }) iff a the Bride! 18 $. 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"Meissen Floral” “Dresden Rose” “Liles” NO MONEY DOWN-JUST OPEN OR ADD TO YOUR ACCOUNT! wae, 108 North — — Phone FE $74 - Open Friday. and Monday Nights ‘i 9 em a Mii. + ake | FOURTEEN / ; ol ef 7] : 2, / Authorization Probably Higher. Large Drop in Foreign Aid '. Likely Due From House | WASHINGTON | ~— House approval of a 3'»-billion An enrollment fee of 82 Is charged for each course, | pro- ceeds from which will buy for- eign language books, take care of Incidental expenses... ahd | pay for a party planned for the end of the current term, The classes are held ‘without any written material or homework or grammatical instruction,” ac- cording to Pau) J. LaMorgia, one of the group that planned the COUPSE 8 NTS 3 for $]00 ~ « & “The object is purely conversa. ri ; Sat. Only tional,’ he said. ‘The purpose is to get children’s ears acquainted with the sound of a foreign lan guage in order to help adjust their| oval ability for handling foreign: sounds before professional teach-! ing begins at the junior high school tevel."’ She taught Russian for the Ber litz school in 1918 and speaks sev. | eral Slavic languages plus French and Italian n the yard they last all summer Big Savings On Xa ’ ANNIVERSARY CARPET SALE Stop In Toda y! (Road School, THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 UP! Phote photographer knows how the feat of levitation was performed, but he isn’t talking. Our guess is that it may be an underwater | the Pacific “United States after the ‘war in Soin in : Guam, an island in the ion Sentie: A epee site MOTOR SALES, INC. 210 ORCHARD LAKE FE 2-9101 SALE! STOCK No. 250 Mod. 4619 INVICTA 4 Dr. Sedan WAS $3893.38 1S $3175.49 STOCK No. 192 Mod. 4635 INVICTA Estate Wagon WAS $4538.23 1S $3654.44 STOCK No. 263 Mod. 4637 INVICTA 2 Dr. Hard Top WAS $3'7'7643 1S $308279 STOCK No. 168 Mod. 4639 INVICTA 4 Dr. Hard Top WAS 3418946 1S $339'797 STOCK No. 141 Mod. 4737 ELECTRA 2 Dr. Hard Top WAS $443660 IS $438346 / THE PONTIAC ss FRID AY, JUNE. 19, 1959 FI ETEEN_ Kids Learn to Like It Odd Food Needs Tasting Par ty, in Kansas City COLUMBUS, Ohio #—If Johnny! won't eat his. broccdli,. perbaps..a. tasting party is in order. x* *« * | Researchers at the Ohio Agri- cultural. Experiment Station have | atranged tasting parties for 28) fourth graders as part of a study! of food waste in school lunches. After the youngsters checked off the vegetables they liked, didn’t like, or had never tasted, the researchers inquired into about union security and fringe, Paper Struck strike vote, the Star eald hoch pat | ties: were in accord on the matter of wages in the last negotiating | seaniees edpanding:. ~ Walkout Over Work Cocktail Party, Week, Holiday Pay Hits Car Greet You ng | Star, Another Al ee Eiffel Visitor ‘KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A! printer's strike has shut down the) PARIS #—For days, officials of! Kansas City Star and the a Eiffel Tower have been pre-| Kansas City, Kan., Kansan. paring to welcome the 35 millionth) targest cities without major daily|and a car as a prize. family practices in buying, pre- paring and serving the vege- tables. Parents also were asked if THEY liked the vegetables. Then, says the study report, the three vegetables with which the children were least familiar—broc- coli, rutabaga and squash—were| served to them in a variety of the plant it represented. wave. | coli and squash from bome. NATURAL FORM | | These were cooked and the class The report said: tasted them. “As each new vegetable was pre- “The children were also pro-| “The students were given op- portunities to read about the [preference phase repeated among lished after members of the Inter-| vegetables in the classroom and 26 of the original 28 children in, — Typographical Union's) some brought samples of broc- x *« * nteanceomannee Iducted in the fall of 1954 and the’! ithe spring of 1956. Generally, the report says, children ate best the vegetables miliar and which were served | sented at tasting parties. it_wasivided _ opportunities — to suggest regularly at home. with which they were most fa- When relatively new vegetables REFRIGERATOR of FREEZER FREEZER REFRIGERATOR tlns > — a Model 8ETS12 2-door for separate freezer. Gliding shelves in non-rust aluminum. Built for clean- ability ond beauty thot en- Free Parking i M el | i ri 23 ——% Reg. $419, 35 ‘319°? with trade Others From dures. Look for the differ- ence in Hotpoint. $199.95 SWEET'S "33.3; : : TV SHOP 422 West Huron Street FE 4-1133 Open Fri. and Mon. ‘til 9 were served ‘at tasting parties and) later in the school lunch program, acceptance “tended to improve with familiarity.” ‘ACCEPTANCE MAINTAINED When the resurvey was con- ducted, the report went on, “‘the degree of acceptance built up in the vegetable acceptance improve- ment progtam for certain previ- ously unfamiliar vegetables was fairly well maintained."’ | Food acceptance programs like |) tasting parties can serve a double the purpose, researchers con- clude, “First, in increasing the variety of foods familiar to the children, and d, in increasing the nu jtritional benefits derived by chil- dren from the school lunch by stimulating their interest in food and cultivating better attitudes toward it.”’ * * * But, they warn: “Children in the present study tended to slip back into a pattern of higher plate waste when the educational efforts were relaxed." Fraters Play Prank on Overnight Guests COLUMBUS, Ohio uw» — When men of Theta Kappa Phi turned over their Ohio State University fraternity house to dates during a bers hid keeping the 32 girls temporarily down the clocks. Ghe original study was con. newspapers. The Post-dispatch| Yesterday the 35 millionth vis-) ‘and Globe-Democrat in St. Louis itor arrived. He was 10-year-old, shown in its setenat form and the more appealing ways of preparing have been closed 10° days by a/Julien Bertin from a hamlet in A children were told what part of, ‘and serving the vegetables.” | Normandy. * | After the initial shock, the of- edition the| ficials phoned Julien’s mother. The’ : = ;ear, she said, would come in handy} ifor Julien and his brother and sister, who have to walk three al 80 had voted 311 to 26 Thurs-/Miles to school. (a night in favor of a strike, The} The cocktail party will go on as ‘company publishes the Times in Scheduled later this month. Fruit ithe morning and the Star in the Juice will be on hand for Julien. |afternoon. eeroneensee Plants Bar Radioactivity? i * * * | _}PU-employes of the afternoon Kansas City Kansan also are) LOS ALAMOS, N. M. (UPD- members of Local 80 Plants may have a ‘‘sixth sense’ The Star said the strike involved|which protects them from deadly) differences over a shorter work radioactive fallout particles in the week and holiday pay. jsoil, reports Dr. Earlier a local union official|the University of California's Los' said the printers were concerned | Alamos Scientific Laboratory. jnareotypers” — This ance \Kansas City Star was not pub-/| The strike left Missouri's two | Visitor — with a cocktail party) _(girl’s screams, ran to her rescue, | , and the youths fled. The girl was Eric B. Fowler, of | ~. White Girl, 14, Raped s by New York Negro | | NEW YORK (AP) — A 14-year- iold white girl was raped Thurs-) iday night by a Negro youth in a oo Queens, school yard, po-! ilice reported. | Two youths were picked up for ttn inthe case ent 1 day. | ‘The blonde girl, not identified by |police because of her age, on ? 19:15 p.m., she went into the school’ yard and was chatting with some) ri friends. A Negro youth she “knew by! isight’” came over and asked her’ to join his group, consisting of five other negro youths. When she refused, the girl said, | the youth struck her in the left! eye with his fist and dragged her’ over to his group. 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Huron Street—Phone: FE 4.1555 5 ‘aa Gan 2-5711 i! * arate «1559 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANT, MICHIGAN DISTRICT + 6501 E NEVADA, DETROIT 34. MICHIGAN + Tw 27608 \ * | ‘ ee Faas de _ SIXTEEN } THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 Missile Starts Early, Kills 1 Gl, Injures 5 NAHA, Okinawa (AP) — One! was killed and! today missile ignited | prematurely at a launching site, U. S. Army man five others were when a Nike-type injured near Naha Airport. * * * A U. S. military spokesman said, in a horizontal oc} the missile was position when the accident curred. The rocket pidughed sev eral hundred yards, then broke apart in an open field near the) There was no ex-' launching site plosion. The military spokesman said al! safety factors built into the missile were in operation, which apparen- ly prevented the explosion. Gen. Donald P. fo investigate the accident and determine the cause * * * ‘Names of the dead gnd injured 4 were withheld pending notification | of their next of kin. Faithful Master to Receive Medal! for Saving Hound Booth, WU. S.} | Army commander in the Ryukyu Islands, named a board of officers | AP Wirephote Here are artists’ conceptions of two supersonic by British and American engineers as possible with present technical knowledge, AIKLANERS OF TOMORROW - passenger planes conceived Both are said to be capable of speeds over 2,000 miles an hour. ASHEVILLE NC (AP1—Luke Chastain, who worked for 18 days The Lockheed Aircraft Corp. model at top would have trapezoidal before he freed his trappect coon +f deta wing at rear of the fuselaye with tail arrangement in front hound from a mountain erevice for optimum trim control, The British version at bottom, by Bris i§ goIng to receive a medal to fol Siddeley Engineers Lid. could carry 130 persons from London ont ® * high fo New York in 98 minutes, engineers say At a banquet in his honor Chastain will receive. the Walter Ti Stillman award from the Amer * hunting with his master last No trapped in a rock crevice while| Future Planes Will Leave Corridors of Concussion ican Humane Sciety * * * “TU go; but i'd rather be ‘coon hunting.” he said Old Touse, Chastain’s blue tick and bulldog hound, became vember LOS ANGELES (AP) When'der at your passing hecavse your Chastain, with ft elp ofiy l ; Pr > é he help you climb into the airliner of the plane—traveling at 2,000 miles an friends, fed Old Touse through the near future. don't bother hunting narrow opening. He ehipped and for a seat by the window. There hour, three times the speed of dynamited the rock for 18 dayS’ wont be any window sound—will create ai corridor of fare » , me 1} “( “ acr : “y before the dog was freed Dec. 1) Thiaiwiny tl matter because vou ll mcussion. across the count * * * Authorities say people will get it i , \ i} your destination almost be Sto th ' s bee ) ' 6° se TS - eens tte a af he 2 fore you get settled comfortably a O MNESe sipelsonlc vom ne ever sine ope / 7B we a t : ae ee coast fo coast in less than an * * * . 1 J y rr } us rae vt the beat dang ©°0M lhour and a half The time to worry will be when yound anywhere in this counti * * * lyou get anywhere near another a — And you'll he too high—14 or 15/airliner. Shock«waves could wreck The city of Baltimore | founded in 1729 Sam Benson Says: BUY SOMETHING for the guy who buys EVERYTHING for You... FATHER'S DAY Is Sunday! DON'T FORGET IT! 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They will be smaller. carry- 4 party Thursday. Somewhere! ing no more than 75 passengers, along landlocked Rt. 46 the seal because each plane will be able joggled open a lock and escaped. fo transport as many passengers| Robert Dietch, an animal train- in a week as today’s fastest air- er who runs a children's zoo in’ liner can transport in a month. Fair Lawn, said he had missed a 4. They will be made of stain-'turn going to a birthday party) less steel or titanium because here. He stopped to ask direc-) they will get so hot that aluminum tions. might melt. | * *-* er ' It was then he discovered the ‘ 5 ° seal, named Sally, had escaped.) Soldier Killed, 6 Injured He searched all afternoon with his) in Korean Gun Battle assistant but no Sally. If anyone sees Sally and offers SEOUL (AP) — One South Ko- her a fish, she'll come flipping, | was killed and six Dietch said others wounded Thursday in a ‘She'll make for a swamp or a gun battle with three unidentified swimming pool,’ he added intruders about 12 miles south of Sally, whose bark, said Dietch, the demilitarized zone between-is worse than her bite, is 3 years North and Sodth Korea old, tame and weighs 175 pounds. | The U.N. command said one of the intruders had been killed and) The United States has seven per the other two captured, Presum- cent of the world’s population and ably they were infiltrators from only six per cent of the world's: Communist North Korea land. . —EE ve\~ What's that? You say you" ‘these additional details of air- heard a seal bark? Look at these features > sree wt one ond, and diving depth st opposite end. 1995° wate "ll sity Cooma -, x 2) +, —) iracle Mile Shopping Center Teaotent at Square:Lake ~ a 464 S.. 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H 2 / a ik i ee We ates ph ol Coy oe a a : ttt yp AY OP ee ee ey, THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19,A939 5 ee | SEVENTEEN = + a - a 5 PPPPPPAPA 4 "7 Congress Must Pass Compromise First | Pri est Sponsors ‘i [Bingo or ‘Aloha Quiz, ; ¥ H's legal in Hawaii ~ | iz Warehoute My 2 4 . & 4 . xpect Ike’s OK on Housing | Bill Tribute Rabbi nnn md: rl uU e 0 qa ‘preme Court says that bingo by'¢ > 4 ASHINGTON Leadingigrant authorizations thi i ‘any other name is still bingo and % ELECT RIC } § Bes a . uli | ecneel h TF rrprinuc cities a4 Fang city officals is illegal in the islands. 3 3 ‘Democratic and Republican Se ran ll} ¢ ba via , Interfaith Honor Hailed, The court upheld the conviction ¢ >) pate spokesmen on housing legisla- “ peouis Seay omen of nine players of a bingo-type > 2 : ae Pave = designed to help -private|so they can plan their programs. by Massachusetts Chief, “Aboha Quiz. it dil. (2 yot yet powerful toot for a) $ tion sald today a cotigramnies epichditins industry. These’ in-| . game called ° Quiz.” Tt dif $ of edges, evergreens and $ : | ; aa ey National Leaders fered from bingo in that winners|? bushes, Rasier io use than clip- $ $1,375,000,000 housing bill should clude 10 billion dollars of new in Boating Fans 4 : ‘had to answer a question before'$ $22. 50 pers for citing straight or > : , oo i a curv en 4 - win the approval of President | Surance authority for FHA home i ; being given cash prizes. i> 3 Hf\ } Eisenhower. loans, liberalized down payments | LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) — A S ‘2 Reduced from $29.95 ¢ : .. +5 2% for ig etna Pare longer Find! San Diego i capacity crowd of 600 os and f 4 i $ 3 = Senate-House- conferees agreed't ¢ rm eterans’ ministra ion women -_ Protestants, Roman Pro essor Recor 3 A 3 ELECTRIC 4 on the omnibus bil) Thursday aft-/™Oreages. a ir ue M eccda ‘Catholics and Jews — attended a . $ > 4 er the Democratic majority had * * testimonial dinner Thursday night With Class Photographs rR 4 > cut the amount sharply to blunt pal and Capehart em-| SAN. DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) — for a Rabbi. The sponsor was a MADISON. Wis qi-Unlveestty |$ JIGSAW $ GOP charges that the Democrats phasized that the bill would add ‘Thousands of acres ef protected Catholic priest arena ts : $ are reckless spenders. janly about 24 million dollars 10 | vater and a miki climate combine |, Honored was Rabbi Norman aie ated ee | _, pennies 2 with $ Sen. John J. Sparkman (D-Ala) | Eisenhower's budget in the 1960 ‘Towersky, head of the Orthodox 5") i eemore “6 _ $ RIP FENCE 4 We specialize in th lete | chairman, and Sen. Homer E,jfiscal year starting July 1. Eisen- to make this southern California Jewish Congregation of Lawrence, 2) /VETMOrS pave an easy way to'¢ $ 5 terize in the come & pehart (R-Ind), senior Republi-/hower’s own proposals would havelseaport city one of the nation’s The Very Rev. Edward J. Carney, "call those class days. $ BLADE & z design and installation of kitch- Ca : ted Livermore, who is retiring this ¢ 2 'can on the Senate's Housing sub- fost about four millions for that ,most ideal spots for boating en- O.'S.A., his close fr jiend, was the ; ; apy . ie 2 GUIDE LIGHT 2 ens... bathrooms . . « porch committee, both said they did not! year- anonsor year, has taken photographs of his 4 2 additions and otter feie the autt ti the ‘thusiasts. . classes for nearly 25 years, and $ swells aie : 4 cee see why Eisenhower could not Most of the authorizations in "There are more than 12.000 Father Carney is a past national : J Cuts curves, scroiis. et Ripfence 2 ! ibill are for spending several years am has given each of the students a @ enabies you to nobles Reg- > improvements sign it. he Mf pe ‘pleasure boats registered here and chaplain of the American Legion copy of their class pictures. z ular cross cutt aiso. Cutting 2 | Both houses must approve the/in the future. private ownershi and pastor of St. Mary's Catholic ™ a } line alwass tuminates > p is increasing at sich 2 $ CALL TODAY |}compromise before it is sent to, * * * the rate of 100 boats a week, mak- Chure ‘h in Lawrence. The wardand-exinn- tlle & & Regular $32.50 > the President The Senate originally had al- ard aspirin tablet | d > ‘For Free Estimates : -? « sos om“ ; ne San Diego wtat one might call! * * * _ one-sixth of am inch thick. : $ | * * |lotted $2,100,000,000 for the slum 2 ‘boat in every garage” city. | A message from Gov. Foster ——.._._.__._.__ eS 4 2 Some Republicans on the con- program over six years, and the, |Furcolo of Massachusetts typitied 2 4 |ference committee assailed the|House 1‘ billions for three years. San Diego harbor, dotted with 2 > y $ ‘the spirit behind the affair. He $ G ] W . < ° : | compromise and insisted it still’ The administration requested $1,-’ hundreds of naval and commer: (oo ij. rne oecasion. serves as ad enera arehouse > $ AND SONS went beyond the President's rec-| 350,000,000. over Six years.. The cial vessels, and Mission Bay, |medel for similar groups through- 54 2 DECKER > peceertieaomm in many respects. ‘compromise provides 900 millions) now being developed at the (04 the country 7 is iis > z 3 ae ; rTheir attitude left in doubt the for this program over two years. nation's outstanding aquatic privilege to register the apprecia- $ WINDOW rams > 99 . > 4994 Dixie Hwy ‘eventual fate of the bill. Two Democratic. senators, Jo- park, provide facilities to handle (jo. of the commonwealth for ‘this 2 With Louvres a $ 1 DRILL Drayton OR 3-5043 The conference report is sched- seph S. Clark \Pa), and Paul H., everything from paddieboards to loca] display of the good neighbor $ > 4 $19.95 4 uled to be called up first in the! Douglas (Til), sald they might-not ecean-going yachts. policy end inlerecik). amity in 2 Value. ; Open a ‘ti 9 PLM. The. probably early next Taree! sign eo his cutback, "They ei The center of boating activities Massachusetts.” 2 2 Onty a limited quantity é econ Ot caesar — e compromise contains arge < cause of this cutbac ey ax in San Diego Bay, a boot-shaped Rabbi Twersky told the gather- § , harbor containing 25 miles of,ing: ‘I feel actually that this tes- q navigable waters, is Shelter Island, timonial was not held for me but $ a man-made peninsula providing instead for my spiritual children.”’ 4 ample car and boat-trailer parking He expressed appreciation to Fa- 4 4 : 4 available at this special price 2 $0 come early to avoid di: > 2 appointment. The name is d q your best guarantee of the 4 2 quality 4 facilities as well as launching ther Carney and described him as 54 $ ramps. 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Dee f by é E go > ¢ < ~~ - i] qi te j =f . * =t * rw 7 > soit 3 , “4 - i - i ~ . of / ‘ : i / : | f : } tai | } F i j | 18 } i i \ : f f / | i f ti \ f J pA / ~ / A THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE. 19, 1959 | _! | i | ; ‘ a ‘ The Am River, traversing ave : sani i i license Thursday. They] amen Free Ship in Seawa , [aground in the St. Lawrence Sea-| Actor Actress. to Wed © | ™aTae® . | tae of the Bret P Y way. Six tugs worked the 442-foot; : : ‘said they plan to marry over the 4,000 miles © jungle 100-Year-Old Woman MASSENA, NY. (AP) ~ The ven tle Thorny. The ser) NEW XORK (AP)—Danish AC weekend Lang. stand, it wifey: empties int the Alani = ' Liberian. freighter Andora was i : ‘ress Greta Thyssen, 27, and actor|pe~Starr’s second marriage pproxima 3 eig) way was closed during the nine- : be axttlion oer ir L : . a7 r . = o,f ‘ Admits Kicking a Bit free today after néarly four weeks houroperation. iGeorge R: Starr, 26, took out a/Miss Tiryssen’s third. EIGHTERN 3 a Toe ‘National forests cover ¥2 per] cent of New Mexico, PAYDAY LOANS NEW YORK (AP) — Sprightly of her Manhattan apartment ? WEEE ooo en.-| MODERN DAY FU ; ‘than her age — 98 pounds to 100} Thursday and asked her what J ; . happened, she told him, “Oh, I 3 Fi years — denies breaking her hip! wag kicking up my heel a bit.” : 4 while ballet dancing + tt ¢* £- . Ps LP. | But, the little lady admits, “I, But as for the police report that y : . a0 hh Le jwas kicking up my heel a bit.”\she had been ballet dancing, she ‘ 4 Am wae. Oe? * * * snorted: “| don’t know where. they é (’ | Mrs Nelson, who will be 101 got that ridiculous idea.” ; j\ : . ‘July 6 explained Thursday how, Mrs, Nelson said she was born , ; she came to be in a hospital for the in Rochester, N.Y., in 1858; that . ’ $50 for 2 wks first time in her- life. her husband, James, a_ stock jbroker, died many years ago, and eee only 70¢! | Ss ~ jan only child died in infancy | Toasting photographers at her Looking forward to her next other loans to $500 bedside with a raised glass of birthday, Mrs. Nelson said, ‘I'd with 24 mos. to repay orange juice, Mrs. Nelson said she jike to stay around for a while. fell two days ago while getting ['m having 4 good time. I’ve never CASH YOU | REPAY IM | REPAY IN some food out of the refrigerator grown old. I've never worn draw- All new merchandise " specially bought and specially priced for our big Birthday Celebration Sale. Join the crowds | - RECEIVE 2 WEEKS | 4 WEEKe : ~ strings on my bonnet or woolen . . $25.00 | $25.35 | 925.70 drawers.” Modern Day for best furni al ars She added, her eves twinkling at e ay or t ture v ues in ye , AAtereenee L werent charged 4 ' tt ae 450, Dens sa coms bows $50 and who's not too old, Jet me know Hea at wv nest mor mmeatee Darishas in Blaze Sita | Patrolman William Allison, who ASSOCIATES arranged for the ambulance that LOAN COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS (mh — Dr Le tock Mes Nelson to Knickerbock- Moyne Unkefer, 36, died early to- ert Hospital, commented: > [ 2 10 eros “She's a wonderful woman She \ AA , ° iss eon & day in a fire which caused dam in DRAYTON PLAINS: $000 invidied me to her next birthday == <= ae Grand Rapids Doctor “If you find a good-looking man = ‘ | : : {i : “erga _ ives estimated at In the 4494 Dixie Hwy. living room of her northeast Grand party, She told me she'd have CALL: OR 3-1207 Rapids home cake and wine.” ; ri * * “And,” added Allison, “Ul be in PONTIAC: there,’ ——“ ssi“ “(Oe ANN) bee ee BEN CO CO OU Ee FOAM CC oned POM C=...» ; Her husband, [Dy George H 125-127 N. So inow Ruygyy, and their two children CALL: FE Ze 14 escaped the blaze according to Letter Wanders Astray police. The vietim and her bhus- . . rors > Tetegrer band shared a medical practice in From Egypt fo Illinois ich. iracie Mile suburban Com nik “Th Raf “Ad 1, .” , | ssAAngy’ - F¥ © sofa 8 wn a rete at? au urban Comstock Pars CAIRO, Til. (® — Mail meant for CALL: FE 8-9641 Dr. Ruggy was admitted to Shepheard’s Hotel in Cairo,, kgypt Blodgett Memorial Hospital for was muissent to Karl Shepherd's observation after the fire. hotel in Cairo, fl rockers, lounge & occasional ~ She ' the jetter was ac air reciiners. too' In 4 Firemen were unable immedi She pherd said the le r was ad eve?y price range, all Zola dressed to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Youll save plenty — all re B. Nelson, care of Shepheard's Ho- tel, Cairo, UAR, from Jessie L Hamil, American Embassy, Jedda sauc; Arabia The fire broke oiit shortly , Shepherd said an Arab mail before To opm. Dr tlenry J.'clerk apparently mistook TAR Kreulen, medical examiner, said (United Arab Republic) for USA - BEDROOM . | E z fhe siete ody was found iA Shepherd redirected the letter to URNITURE We BUDG al oN ET PRICES! | = ; z ==, 3-PC. SIMULATED = : 5 WALN UITE Triple Dresser Chest’ w eo OOM $ vi _E0OKcase Bag EARLY AMERICAN 3 PC. BEDROOM SUIT —Maple finis : Bookcase Bed ” Double Dr a esser, Chest pti 5119 GARBAGE DERN Tl <0 of eal are. Suite in choice of bleached ible Dresser=Chest sony peceus values 9] 9A $9 CAN ately to establish the cause of the blaze and arson squad investigators were checking the scene * * * DOWNTOWN PARK & SHOP PARKING . the charred living room Egypt Would Ineapacitate Troops Knock-Out Gases Could ®=ce@}) RIDE THE aus o§ Make Wars More Humane 2k Case.Bed ‘LARCE Trip LE Shoppin CASE BED DRESSER, CHEST & B MIRACLE MILE “perpins | dern—Choice of Frprook” $ VALUE ftaiantaa) DETROIT #® An Army general lantie missile range in fis third DANISH MODERN ae ; Monday thru Saturday says that) future wars may be trip around the world Or he can ™MUCh higher prices SUITE, features a | FRANKLIN Road Route lragvaveanne affine with knock-out complete 16 orhite and return to | see t and Booka Bea —Double Dresser $159 ‘ , S > c . : ni Weekday woud iW minute replacing ns and rockets watera in the same region in 24 cf oe STYLED 3 PC SUITE_p we t interval o> tw “ Mah Con fobert J Wood taut Hhante: rdded oo hoOgany finjch ! weed iN Hon. $ metscds ay a 160 slants deputy chief of research ‘and de TRIPLE DR anel bed double dres er, 184 ntervals ‘ elopment for the Arnis hiscussed . . firrish rn ESSER, CHEST G BED See — TY) the possible pote of gases at the W f f ] C | second anal industry Hiitssile an 0 nim rews 4 $ Made to et tien tor Much more than 1 0 Oro. ~ | Are You A |avtsnwerminme mie of Muclear Subs | — § | N U S Non lethal gases which incapac. | ; . 4 Itate enemy troops for varying GROTON, Conn. (AP)—A_ proj < : ee D RS be) , ‘ merits th} b ° s 0 Sy ~ pee: P Mattres $3 OCR are 2 5 ring ts ran cif FREE search stage, he sald, man crews on nuclear subma- rines. If it ‘is suceessful, crews A death ray has been perfected might be reduced to 12 men he said, but the tube to project tf e . + has not been developed and the Victim ? lengths of time are in the re. (Ct 18 under way to trim the 100 Headboard The project was announced by OM unt to generate the «ray : f power plant to generate the “TY the Electrie Boat Divison of the. J would be the size of @ small cily : General Dynamics Corp. The com . Gen Lyman Lemnitzet MY pany said the Navy has selected f rr > n raed Full or twin size innerspring =“ Choj Rey WBarg : vdeo chtef of staff, said that “tn } Sqae ~ afc f Ce ® Sy Ante fh ben { «af ; 1 fo pysamougee in industry, naval FR | Lh? Mattresses or Box Spring of Coj $ ere Y the near future. Toam econtident team known as the Submarine In TT0 : __- F -g eg : Ors ] L 1 “=: SS a emma Cash and Carry only ° Vx F . threat in hinase!£ wall enter sprics tegrated Control System: The plan RESS = . — S| Picnic be aveliese \\ ny) if Hintert fo balance the tise f manpower MATT — 4 ae” ~ Cak SPecia; fant 1 tt director oof Wie with miurechine : : Gi e Sery Py tle ified Nepronvatntie ma Spice 10-Year $ A A {lami _h late wae © conference : : pal (6 \us had cot then Toe a Animals Pass Diseases Guarantee $] 0 ever { fy «t spacetianh Wi ive e 0 OPEN FRI. for himself wheter to make ATLANTA (UPD—OF the “more wmoeandy lanelinge an keep Long for than 200 infectious diseases that 1 hours plague the animal kingdom, more CET PALLIATIVE @ELIER Wire than 100 can be passed along to TRUMAC TACLERS [rr ee cxa iaingn, even Ge ural Tune? ' Mercury,” a weich It Steele. of the Public Health innerspring Reg. $69 3 | 6 OB is ack aii sepiien,/ © MON. 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North Perry at Glenwood... Keego Harbor... Walled Lake” .. Union Lake... Lake Orion Milford . . . Waterford . ; . and Washed & Screened 16 Mesh Galvanized 10° Lin. Screen Wire a Ft. 1x2 Combination 11,’ Un Screen Stock ..__......... CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES FREE ESTIMATES ON GARAGES 10°/, Discount on Lumber for Cash and Carry ROTH LUMBER, 3360 W. HURON (M-59) OPEN “TIL 5 P. M. SATURDAY Bloomfield Hills Natio Oo F PONTIAC Vember FDC, FREE Debinry + FREE Parking’ MEMBER FROERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION @ ieee oy awake aa a al ta a Se ee ee FE Ls \ { THE PONTIAC PRESS, p FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 ih NINK 1 ph The installation banquet of Sigma Beta Sorority, Inc. was held Thursday at Elks Temple. Mrs. Eugene Russell, second trom right, was, crowned Girl of the Year of Psi Chapter at the affair. Joining in on the Sigma Beta Hails New Chapter Pontiae Press Photes fun were, from le/t, Mrs. Charles Fournier, Psi Chap- ter president; Mrs. Morgan Siple, governor of Province One; and Mrs. Wallace Williams, national recording secretary. Mrs. Dale Schram, second from left, of Miamis- burg, Ohio, national vice president of Sigma Beta, in- stalled a new chapter, Beta Omicron, at the banquet last evening. From left are Mrs. Ronald McLaughlin, Woman TV Producer Kept on Go Buys for Churchill, Charges Murrow By MARY PRIME NEW YORK ‘URI)—Buying presents for Winston Church- il], rounding up a piano for James Cagney, and listening fo Yul Brynner play the guitar are all in a day's work for Wéndy Sanford She is a TV producer. When she started in her early 20s she was the youngest woman producer and the only one to go into the business strictly on her own * * * Then ‘ndvie stars worked in televiaten for $500 because they wanted to find out about the new. medium, she added As a@ producer, she hires di rectors, scouts for scripts, helps with casting. keeps shows with in budgets, suggests script and camera changes and sees that things run smoothly One day, Edward R. Murrow asked her to shop for some items for Churchill * * * “When 1 asked the salesgirl to charge them to Mr Mur row's account and send them fo Mr. Churchill at his London address, she thought it was a practical joke and refused to take the prder The salesgir] finaliv called Mr. Murrow—and Churchill got his presents ~ When Cagney did a show, she got him a piano so he could dance. every lunchtime to keep, in trim. Yul Brynner brought a guitar and played folk songs In spare moments Miss Stanford also worked with sorme then unknowns, in cluding Charlton Heston, Jack Palance, Lee Remick, and Sid- ney Lumet. Grace Kelly worked for $125 a week. She was ‘‘very hice and very quiet and kept to herself .. . because she was reserved.” * * * The late James Dean had a ‘look of great concentration and emotion,’ but it was “just because he was nearsighted,” Miss Sanford said. “He was liv- ing on cloud nine, I had the weirdest feeling something was going to happen to him. He was driven.” she said. A vivacious, dramatic looking brunette, Miss Sanford is mar- ned to George Mendoga, an author who formerly was in ad- vertising and was co-producer Historical Group Briefed on Restoration Progress The Board of Directors of the Oakland County Historical Foundation met Wednesday afternoon at the Wisner Home. Chairman of the. restoration committee, exterior repairs, Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones, reported on progress of the work and on future plans * * * A small brick structure at the back of the home, forme: lv a summer kitchen. is being remodejed The little build- ing will become a vault in which all valuable books and records belonging to the foun- dation and to the Home, will be stored, Wisner Virginia Ward of the com- mittee on interior restoration presented suggestions corn- cerning the work of the com- mittee. Work on interior res- toration will be in order soon. * * * Richard C. Poole introduced a report prepared by Mrs. Mary Greene and Mrs. Irma Johnsen of the Pontiac City Schools. 2.500 school children have visited the Wisner Home during the past school year, under the «direction of Mrs Greene and Mrs. Johnson Plans are wider - Mr and Mrs. Ketchum will give a reception. next Friday for their guests. Marilyn and Robert will be married August 22 * * * Mrs. Frank Little and her ta right are Charles Palaian, Mrs. Arthur Petar and Jack Rass. Mr. Palaian is taking charge of prizes and Mrs. Petar and Mrs. Ross are handling arrangements for. the banquet and program, Osceola drive, Beta Unit Has Annual Banquet Officers Honored, Committee Heads Appointed Beta Chapter of Beta Theta Phi Sorority held its annual Officers Banquet Thursday evening at Rotunda Inn. Mrs. Farrell Roberts of La- Fay drive held a cocktail party before the dinner. Retiring off1- cers honored were Mrs. Ken- neth Madsen, president; Mrs John Allen, Mrs. Don Kaiser and Mrs. Roberts. * * * Officers were installed for the coming year by Conduc- tress Mrs. Duane Hamilton. They are Mrs. John Allen, pres- ident; Mrs. Norman Mack, vice president; Mrs. Roberts, secre- tary; Mrs. Kaiser, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Burgdorf, corre- sponding secretary; Mrs. Wal- ter Terry, conductress; and Mrs. John Sinciair, parhamen- tarian *® * * Committees appointed for the vear include Mrs. Ida_ Hiltz. charity: Mrs. Hamilton. pro- gram: Mrs. William Hutchin- son. cards and flowers: Mrs (,eorge-Zannoth, publicity; Mrs Kenneth Madsen. ban- quets; Mrs. Ward Ross. devo- tions, Mrs- Terry, auditor: Mrs. Norman Haldane and \irs. Sinclair, ways and means \frs. Ralph Bergemann and Mrs. Donald White. house and calling and Mrs. M C. Wor ster, budget * * * Aasociate members who were guests for the evening were Mrs. Sam Fill and Mrs. Felix Ballard. Mrs. Davis Hosts Women of Unity The regular monthly meet- ing of the Women of Unity was held at the home of Mrs. Jerry Davis on West Fairmont Thurs- day. A social hour followed the cooperative dinner * * ® MIrs. Don |! Newman: was appointed chairman of a re- treat to be held later on in the summer at the cottage of lis RI Johnstor : « + * The } 1} neetin arf ° held at the home of Mh hat Wagner on Oriole read. Wedding three children have come from their home in Columbus, Mo., for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sylvester. Mr. Little will join them in Tuls The Sylvestérs recentty returned from several weeks in Europe * * * Harry B Lein Thursday from Mr and \rs bach returned a Visit wlth Vie and = Mrs Thomas F Deveraux at their cabin on the AuSable * * * Mr and Mrs. Edwin J) An- moved this week to their new home in Rudgate derson * * * Peter Monaghan 111. son of Mr. and Mrs Peter Mona- ghan Jr of Lone Pine road has as his Guest Peter Me Allister of Long Island. N. Y Ann Monagnan is looking for- ward to weeks with a tour camp with headquarters in Wyoming. Pontiane Pree” Phets 4 TWENTY SAM BENSON | ~ MORE! Women in White UNIFORMS ‘3° To a | 4” Wash and Wear! Nylons! Dacrons! Dacron & Cot- tons! All Sizes to Fit! Nurses! Waitresses! Beauticians! Domestics! JOIN! OUR UNIFORMS CLUB FREE UNIFORMS You’ re to Blame.. :. Abby THE PONTIAC PRESS... es Can't Ex Sect Deat 79-Year-Old to Cope With Spirited Boys By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: When my hus- band and I went out for an evening we dropped our boys (9 and 11l) Hlame. & p i ? ail ody . ie x | number ot mediums, oul, cas- | Oaklan ounty ou ome “A woman’ lac - the kitch- ’~ * & phons at their home on Chippewa | | Wesley Johnson, head super- a eeetedlas : , - hp The concerts are given in the road. Ann will marry Ken- | on ge On Samper ton of th she ls k Pro. (ete Said the judge, enjoining the, 1959 DEAR ABBY. [ am 15 years ’ con . he ze n in th ward Pearce June 277 at Oak. | and collage visor 2 nd e wed ay = a ‘husband from buying the groceries’ old apd) ake uno oa ee | land Park Methodist Church. | In 1959, he received a Louis ue anaes srsigattag es a film Oo" ‘or taking over the kitchen. sitting, whenever 2 van, Metropolitan Reach Is one of | (iuexts were Mrs. Coombe Comfort Tiffany Foundation * ae ae ducted by | From where I stand over a hot Graduates mabe asks me to ‘lend’ her the few public recreational Mra imma Coombe. Mra. W | award. He hag had one man un cin eae erteon, ed (etevallt seuku lab Gsbugh roman’ . Seles On ENC los (Rear ie® parks in the country to present ( Dearce Karen Barlin . | shows at Speed Museum, Louise | “TS. ; wa ae gris | since is) la) (eel klicben | iwhen Phen she spends it on beer | classical musie by professional Marilyn Goode, Pat Ronan ville, Ky; Dayton Institute of | hove euper ee - oe “we | they want to keep a husband out | INSU RE Lee neug By own school | snusicians free of charge: Nicky Folsom, Pat Smith Sal- Art. Milch Gallery. New York: ili | of it. , supplies and “odds and ends Heals : he 2 and the Guggenheim Museum j | But a woman's place is NOT in| ¢ “ the kitchen if it so happens that {the woman would rather hold down ii in ly Such, Carolyn Hawn, Ber- nice McLean, Barbara Wilkin- son and Kim and Elaine Dick- The series of four concerts cludes twe afternoon and two eve ning performances Other dates are! | of Non-objective painting. This is his .first Detroit show and includes two paifitiigs on toan with my sitting money bes [ haven't the heart to ask he: aise YOUR FUTURE ae Cte ee for any Prepare yourself! {1 a MIy girlfriend has been ash July 12 at 3 pm. July 19 and 26 stein from the Laurence Rocke- la job than do housework, or if she! career | the Beauty ing me to sleep at her house i" X pm Ss feller Collection. | would rather be a clubwoman than) Profe but my p}'s are so ragged Mr. Di Blasi is the conductor New sandwich idea: Arrange He now lives and works in ja kitchen slave, or if she can sell| , and smal] for me that J] am Of the Pontiac Symphony, a mein- strips of crisply cooked bacon over New York where he is affill- | her husband on the idea that “to-' ashamed of them. Would I be ber of the Detroit Symphony Or- that tuna salad. ated with Krasner Gallery. | getherness’’ means that a husband’ — ought to help with the housework. i So it looks as though we can, !work it any way we want to, and, 'a poor husband never knows wheth- er or not a woman's place is in the) ... the musical : kitchen until ye getsthe word from: instrument the little w n | Wimetaentts of your choice! little fo save wrong to “hold out’ a of my sitting money for pj's, Abby? T would love to have a best friend and sleep nights at her house NO PJ'S Enroll Today PHONE FE 4-1854 Miss Wilson Wear (Good Bra 1 | Sagging Bust Not Inevitable Closed Wednesday DEAR NO) Dont “hold out’ . ’ PONTIAC on your mother, Tf she asks | If we don't want rape messing , vn far Wioney. til her you . . around in the kitchen, out he | BEAUTY COLLEGE are saving it for “something THE QUESTION BOX corrective ones. | hope you have | Along this same line I have just | goes. If we want him to buy the | } 7 special’ Tuck it away and | By Josephine Lowman | worn a brassiere which was de- received a letter from a reader | groceries, and help out with the } 16! East Huron buy those p {a | mnigned te support the extra lea enya. Twist ‘oul | cooking and dishwashing then | Behind Kresge» 2nd Floor * n n Q °F am expecting my first weight of the bust during these _ ay YOu would par! | we tell him that the new pat- DEAR ABBY Ip vemlane baby in oa few weeks. Is there nine months, This Is even more this along to the woman who was tern for marriage is “‘together- Ec but ware unto’ _ NKR any particular exercise 1 can do impertant new if you nurse your |frying to decide whether or not to) | ness” which means he isn't to sit CHOU KOI ING DUAINCRS Mar fier the birth of my baby to pre baby than it was during preg. nu } | in his easy chair and expect y rse her baby. She doesn't know | : re THINKING OF A ing jes in my home and vent a sagging bustline? I have nancy. what she is missing if she doesn't | | Mama to preside over the kitch- | V SWIMMING POOL? pulling a sign in omy yard) ‘always had a very firm bust but | I have seen more w with | en without his help. Try before you buy—find out See our model of the Rather W HOME-MADE Pes FOR | = Also always lie down when nurs omen wn & hich CONN instrument is best ather Wil it understand that sagging breasts. \sagging bust who nev en: had | which nsirumen s Meme Pool at Weterfers nit SALE Do J have to have & ‘are unavoidable after having a ing your child. As seen as your, h & er even ha I for you. We will help with a snl MT Med hs license or a permit fo do this? child.” doctor says you can do so take 'a child, than T have among those | z {| simple, proven selection method . INLAND LAKES SALES CONSIDERING | exercises for firming the ab who nursed their infants. | Offi ce rs developed by the largest band | ( u197 W. Huren FE 4.91% A. Many women have babies dominal muscles. You also can “T have arsed) way) four chil: | if Instrument manufacturer tn en DEAR CONSIDERING: In and nurse them and stil) retain lake some, then, for increasing dren but I always wore the right j fy theiwerte. pe most communities people who a firm bust. Preventative meas- ithe chest muscles. This will lift) king of brassiere and was care- Named at COST IS AS RENTAL - . handle food for public con ures are more effective than ‘the bust. ful about geod posture. I haven't | LOW As APPLIES TO ba sumption must be licensed. Call | a wag!” . | $2.25 PURCHASE : FaNCiSCaN | cee ees a cams gests i State Meet | reve | tou'aty 5 partment and let them advise Q am a girl of 15 years. My! er | vou Problem is that I have such rough ‘ . - 13, _ f | ; 7 . +e * skin on my legs. It looks goose-| | Mrs. William Paetow was elec-| Open Mon. & Fri. Nights amy china ft 1 pep ipimply even in hot weather.” ted state junior vice president when | : DEAR ABBY: My daughter anner ménibers of the Frances €. But CLOSED WED. AFTERNOONS © JL anc Se anon ; JUNE, JULY, AUGUST a And tos ss a mara | nce Sermetines a vitamin de- _. 4738 | terfield Tent 9, Daughters of Union a wanna bat ba ; " . ae 7 ~ rip asi such condition. 10—18 Veterans of the Civil War, attende vas given us noth suggest that you see your fam the state convention in Grand! ing but trouble We had to ily physician and ask him about Rapids recently pull her out of high school be- this. He will recommend a der. ne Ans - . ; ; es 7 canse a married man got her matologist If he feels you need Mrs. Wilham Vandruska was i in trouble A classmate mat one. Behold the beautiful shaping of oe scan the oe i he ‘ ) > habs . > ‘ — gathe seam ents Club and the Granddaughters ‘ ! {oher but the baby died | Q “De you think that 12 1< tno the bosom gathered and seamed Pas f Michie: 4 . oa ote | Park Free Rear of Store That marriage lasted fine f ; to give a divine line to all sun Cltth ef Michigan, Appointed state monihe me Pcie le ‘gs if I don't lovers Back curved low above department guide was Mrs. John 119 N. Saginaw FE 5-8222 She's working in oan offiee | oe ery Gn ‘princess skirt. Tomorrow's pat- Beechum now allhough shes had no | A. No, not if you really need it. tern: Women's dress | Other local women attending the: training for the job She and | | | — delay for as long as you Printed Pattern 4738 Misses Sais ention were Mrs. Fo oe ri THINKING OF A her boss) aie buddy boda: | can because the hairs are stubby Sjzes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 re "aker, post department president, SWIMMING POOL? She's teving te fake him) away ; when they grow back in. Iquires § yards 35-inch: ', yard 35-.4nd Mrs. Mae Worth, delegate. model of the Esther Wil- inch contrast | Plans were made for the national #3 jiams Pool at Waterferd Hitl—tx- sycamor “What is best to use for : . ‘i ehesive Distributer for tht : y one be aching hair on my upper lip?” Send Fifty cents in coins for this Rae which ae held in INLAND LAKES SALES me , one of heautilul | A. Peroxide is as good as any- | Pattern—add 10 cents for each pat-, TEMA Week OF AUR 23 ‘in © eanis thing. ltern for 1st-class mailing. Send to te Mill comshaes ua Q. ‘Is it normal for one breast Anne Adams, ware of The Pontiac to be larger than the other?” ‘Press, 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West ‘Pressing’ Problem? Franciscan) China Children’s Shop’ M . yp . . , ‘ 1 v Come in To are nTalrgrapbeat natere Pane Re The above exercise will increase the chest muscles. | 4: Not Mt the difference te at /17th St.. New York 11, N. 1 Those dark summer cottons f F day patterns PE wnt? Open Daily “ti 9 PM ) all’ great. See your physician |Print plainty Name, Address with should be pressed on the w rong Or a Free Push one hand hard against the other. | about this. iZone, Size and Style number. | side to prevent a shine. sav DEMONSTRATION ene So! . t a shine, sa : —' Clothing specialists. Glazed MERLE NORMAN j chintz, however, can be pressed on the right side to increase the shine. COSMETIC STUDIO 12 W. Huron FE 2-4010 16 Pc. Set ‘service for 4) DIEM'’S 2 4” Ce ie For COFFEE SHOP al 87 N. SAGINAW bab mS Lae Bis at ne, EST Open Monday ond Friday ‘til 9 | saucer Open stock value , $314 give dad something he can wear ALL sane et cae ae Cool Canvas Oxfords drinks me DELIGHTFUL, . ge, DINING... | erat a sac 2 ‘3° coe sie ce and a sparkling atmosphere |] If wer 'ey: ww a lerments and even tivat “will thrill your entire fam- Steen Oth tof? Special We ‘ly. Why not make it a point gor today ‘brides to enjoy Father’s Day Din- a t *s, ner or Supper at Ted's ages, sodas, parfaits and tail glass ice cream desserts, In , gleaming silverplate. Buy now! t mM Fameve & Tredittenal — aa m rer On Your Way to Church ... or the beach Dad will enjoy these long- Wi ROGERS * | Po | Sunday Breakfast Buffet wiecir sig; comorates Se mre eer Michigan's canvas oxfords . . . with pee Juice, Melon, Eggs, Sausage, Creamed Ham, "a 9 thick, genuine crepe rub Specialty Foast, Blueberry Silver Dollar Pancakes, ber soles, See them to- Store Cinnamon Rolls, Beverage, night! 9 to 11 ed, North Edge of Miracle ; ‘ Mile on Telegraph Road Woodward—Just South of Pontiac — JEWELERS J : = 4 - im 16 W. Huron FE 2.0294 : ou \ Las . , _ . : , 7 f- — oe ee eee eee ee oes : ’ 4 . oe } = . / 7 > THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUN iE 19, 1959 TWEN TY-ON. EL By MURIEL LAWRENCE Stand Alone Before Vou Lean on Others Finally, “with the help of psycho- Almost at once, more problems|I ought to punish my little boy | A commercial artist found him-|therapy he ‘solved his problem | appeared. He began to lose friends for running up and down the apart _ fself im constant trouble with art and was able to say “No” to edi-| and broke with his girl. To his editors, He'd. accept a commission, tors who tried to force promises! ment hall, Shall I apologize? She’s been so helpful, babysitting for us, By EMILY POST and as the time for delivery neared fromm him he wasn't sure he could |40ctor be accused himself bitterly introducing us to people . . .” “Dear Mrs. Post: My bus- he cooked up excuses to delay it. keep. jof his failure to maintain human ss ‘* & band aad tere taking a cross jrelationships, binge day ie doctor} For which helpful ‘ia wee yt il ue Hg: + said tae You a Keep the right to make your decisions. pass through certain = our foot on your own neck.” | Let's let time go by for a bit which we have friends, Most Ie by Di oh ke t H ld , oo : of them we haven't seen in O S aus ers O O Later, he had one of those And open our minds to the possi- bility that ingratitude to this lady years, I think it would be a flashes of realization psycholo- |, splendid opportunity to renew Three-Da State Meet gists call an an “insight.” He ree jis not a fault bu a development, these old friendships. Vy v7 lized that the friends he'd lost When we assert our own judg “To avoid missing them had all ene trait in common: ee ee ee nee ae : : towns, the need to make his decisions | ishment te a friend or e when we're in their ’ Mrs, Clarence Curry of Bethe! See thn! Me com Gas heme ak | so ais alan tabeeling Aeponianes could we write on and give them some idea of when we expect to come through. Would this obligate them to any- Answer: If you write ahead . of time they will probably think that you expect them to invite you to a meal. I would suggest that you wait until you arrive in their towns and then telephone to see if they are home and say that you would like to. stop by to see them for half an hour or so. “Dear Mrs. Post: The other day while lunching with a friend of mine, another wom- an friend whom I had not seen for a long time came into this same restaurant and as she | ~passed our table/ stepped and. spoke to me for a few mo- ments. I did not introduce her to the woman with whom I was lunching, and have since wondered whether I should have dene so. I never know té do in a situation of this ‘kind. Will you please set me straight?’ Answer: If the person with whom you were lunching was busy looking at the menu or otherwise occupied it was not necessary to introduce her. But if she sat there doing nothing and the other person lingered at ‘your table, then you should have introduced A pink and blue stork show Stein, Mrs. Robrt Gallo, Mrs PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 her. | er honoring Mrs. C. Richard Donald Kayko, Rita Martin, ——o SSE ee ‘ , Mrs. Kenneth Pantoni and ‘ : . . a . . | Poling’ was given Wednesday : cee ecer Dire. Post. Wheq ap- Fringe is making a comeback, not fringe-trimmed denim stole. Add a | evening at the home of Mrs. | Mrs. John Kent “CHILDREN PLAY TIME plesauce is served with the t. . . a Completing the list were ate 3 main course, should a_ tea- on the surrey, but on summer clothes. fabric softener to final rinse when | Isebell Cummings of North | Mrs. George Purvis, Mrs. Rob- arrington Hills “spoon be provided? We serve | Here ball fringe was added to a denim laundering fringed garments to keep | Johnson avenue. Mrs. Hershel | ert Haas, Mrs, Thomas Wal- Supervised by Qualified Persenne! it in little glass cups when we have pork and ham.” Answer: A teaspoon is really not correct. It should be eaten j-Wilam J. Maso and Mrs with your fork — whether you ° Jona Mason | eat it directly or whether you Others were Mrs. Victor Ma C OC i N TY N C put it on your meat plate. ed ene | S ancer Ose son, Mrs. Paul Gardner, Mrs | . Drayton Girl ° BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Mrs. | 8:30 p.m | Mackinac Island. Their daugh- | on pion, Mrs, Gerald Hamlin, Wins State Clement C. Richard opened ‘| * * © | ter Kay is in Ann Arbor for Mrs. Agnes Hartman, Theresa her home Wednesday for a | Mr. and Mrs., Raymond T. | several weeks of study at Uni- | Orrick, Mrs, Robert Palmer, | Speech Contest donation tea to benefit the Can- Perring left Wednesday to | versity Hospital. Mrs. Kenneth Tuttle, Sandra |} 4 Pe ance en s eS ee — ~ Carol Saul of Drayton Plains emerged the first-place winner of the statewide public speaking contest sponsored by the Knights of Pythias. With the subject ““My|- Favorite Character in History,"’}: Carol competed against thrée oth- er contestants, tops in state, June 13, in Mason. * * * As her award, she received $50 and a medal In addition, Carol will compete in the 10-state regional contest to, be held June 27 at Ann Arbor | The winner from this contest. will compete at Denver, Colo., in Au- gust for a $1,500 scholarship top) prize. x * * A Waterford Township High School student, Carol is the daugh-| ter of. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.| Saul of Roseberry court. | skirt, worn with a halter top and a —_-— Sponsored by Colony Town Club By RUTH SAUNDERS cer Loan Closet. This group is sponsored by the Colony Town Club and Mrs. Oliver Marcks of Indian Village, De- troit, is chairman. _ * * * Helen Anne Lamont, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Lamont of Winthrop road grad- uated from Bloomfield High school Thursday evening. She plans to enter University of Michigan in the fall. Pee Wee Hunt's orchestra will play for the Forest Lake Country Club dance Satur- day night. Donald Hacker chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. Hacker, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Tuohy, Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Campbell. Tables and chairs will be removed from the dining room, lounge’ and grill to make room for Wildflower ) dancing. Festivities begin at SKIRTS BLOUSES them soft and tangle free. spend a long weekend on 5, International Order of Job's Daughters and grand guardian of the Council of Michigan, is pre- siding at the ‘liawatha’ session Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Grand Rapids. Official hostesses for the three day session are Mrs. Russell \Kneale, guardian of Bethel 40 and Mrs, Edward Pritchard, guardian of Bethe) 5. Kiki Sekles, honored queen of Bethe] 5 and Doreen San- tala, honored queen of Bethe] 40 will be grand pages, Among guests will be Philip E, Rewston, mayor of Pontiac; l'and Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Assisting Mrs. Curry are Mrs \Harry Vernon of Pontiac, grand lchaplain for council of Michigan and: Mrs. Meta Mclllroy of Pon- tiac, grand director of music. Grand committee members are MYs. Paut Hagie of Bethel 5,-pro- motion; Mrs, Edward Zielke, Beth- el 5, cochairman of registration and credentials; Mrs. Harry Ver- non, Bethel 40, Chairman of nec rology: Ralph. Mapley, Bethel 5, chairman of grand triangle of hon- | lor committee; Royal Clark, Bethel '40. chairman of educational board; iMrs. Leo W. Morrison, Bethel 5 ‘Bethel re presentative of Alberta, | committec on chairman of courtesy iMrs. Hagle is also serving |Co oy honor award committee. Hold Stork Johnson was cohostess Mrs. Jay E, Ford, Mrs. Car- | rol Poling, Jeanne Poling, Mrs Arthur Dion, Mrs. Arthur Dion Jr. and Mrs. Ernest Dion Other guests included Shar- } Co-ordinates for the woman of 1,000 moods... Making up the guest list were MRS. CLARENCE CURRY Mrs. Hagle will preside at the formal opening of the session this! evening and Mrs. Vernon will give | ithe invocation and conduct ‘memorial service. Kay Lee of Bethel 5 is erend | Canada: and Kim Nixon ef Bethel; 40 is grand Bethel representative pg of Meson Shower ton, Mrs. Philip Newman, Mrs. toy Wiegandt and Joan Wje- gandt terrible about it. failures at all bat triumph, a new growth of the same self- respect that had enabled him to say “No” to the pressuring art editors, With this altered .view of his! “‘failures,"’ he found he could re-| cover some of his friends; but on a new, independent, more satisfy-| ing basis. Mrs. P. who writes, ‘My neighbor has been wonderful to me since we to mind het own business. I feel She'd told me on their judgment. Used te trusting it more than our own, we feel horribly mean and un- kind when we say “This is my business.”’ But our self-accusations, like those of the artist who lost his \dominating friends, is just our old feat of being alone with our own |decisions, our old dependence try- ing to scare us back into the Perhaps this story applies to aj nursery. 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An inter- esting and very comfortable small sofa (73 inches fong), foarn rubber cushions—zip- pers—with coil spring base High back (34 inches) foarr rubber cushions. For that “not too large” home. ] 59% bg \ * * = 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 9-1894 “Charge It’ Sizes 10-18. 4479 Dixie Hwy. — Drayton Plains ae i / \ i in 7 : J i 7 r + . : pe ee ‘ ogi cferbe ae EY hs . } ve 4 ba pe J g | ‘7 ; | ‘¢ i / / : ; A , t ) * ey ol / e f : , ; ; ; \ ' / : i _ TWENTY-TWO ae THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959_° - as Use Nitrogen to Increase Vigor of Yellow Plants EAST LANSING — How does | your garden grow? If dt looks a/| little yellow, some nitrogen will) bring increased vigor, according) to Michigan State University ex-| tension specialists. | * * * . A general yellowing of plants in-| dicates that the soil doesn’t have enough nitrogen to push the crop to lush maturity. Sidedressing can usually benefit from nitrogen side- moisture, gives beneficial bacteria dressing, say the specialists. But better working conditions, and im- Only one pound of nitrogen per | sidedressing of nitrogen on tom4-| proves the general appearance of 1,000 square feet is needed for toes is not recommended unti] the the garden, say Michigan State a quick sidedressing job. One second cluster of fruit is set, they University specialists. remedy the trouble. ' in five pounds of ammonium sul- ben inns ppesme ot aoeeaina | ym are rate nme (Uy tiVQtiON pounds of urea. wr your Tart’, crivaer’ el PFESCLVES tractor doesn’t have a special side-| dressing attachment, you may want | bd to get one, Or, if your garden is’ oisture too small to support such an at- tachment, the fertilizer can be) spread by hand along the rows.’ Now that the garden’s planted, * * & lit’s time to think about cultiva- Early peas, sweet corn, and tion, one of the most important leafy crops such as cabbage, garden jobs. cauliflower, celery, and the greens| Proper cultivation preserves Schedule Pruning © ot Trees Fy Cultivation preserves moisture LARGE SELECTION of GIFTS for | by loosening the soil, so the rain | soaks in. And dead weeds don't | use up the precious moisture | your plants need, Bacteria, the | kind your garden needs for good health, work better in lose, aerated soll, | So begin cultivation as soon as the row of plants can be recog- nized, unless the ground is too wet, advise the specialists. Even if weeds haven’t appeared, loosen things up a little, Then cultivate as often as necessary to keep the weeds under control. * * * Weeds are easily killed when they're small, but get tougher and use more water and nutrients as they grow larger. CULTIVATE SHALLOW As the season progresses, cul- By forming the shape of your evergreens, either spreading or upright, make sure the base of Farm and Sportsmen, tivate shallow to prevent damage to the roots of the garden crops. And don't go too close to the the plant is wider than the top, sg all parts of the plant get as much sunshine and rain as pos- OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 P. 650 Auburn Ave. PLENTY of Handymen or | fe -available, hut.they won't en- Home Owners BOADWAY-SHELL Hardware 'TOWwSs, _ 1 Many good chemical weed killers sible. In a straight up down form, the base of the t often thins out and becomes leggy. If you must have a cylindrical or Peatiga Brose Photo square form, thin out and shear —_———— IT GREW, AND GREW, AND — This is no beanstalk. Mrs, |‘"¢ UPPér onethed - the plant. Glenn Ludwig and family, 675 Third Ave., have been outgrown by The Arborvitae, white cedar, Rotary Hoe Gets | their long-standing friend, the Dieffenbachia. When it first moved ‘and its forms, are generally satis- Into their home four years ago it was only a foot high. It is now (fied with one early spring pruning. Young Weeds Out, rice —talland—justsix_inches from the living room ceiling. (If, in the pyramidal form, forceful, 4 stringy looking side branches ap- of Soybean Field jarioay eckson ae | tirely replace proper cultivation, which does more than just kill! the weeds. M. EXCEPT WEDNESDAY FE 2-6506 PARKING | 71 S. CASS LAKE RD. FLAT, While They Last $2.5 Clearing Out All ANNUALS to make room for POTTED s =“ ROSES and FLOWERING SHRUBS Salvia, Snapdragons, Marigolds, Asters, and Others * | Go over your soybean field with al if ‘GREAT DAMAGE Pee HHH KKK KKK 4 rotary hoe just as soon as weeds If they are let to grow several WHITE’S NURSERY start appearing, advises S.C. Hil lyears, and a multiple-stem tree is Aa debrand, farm crops specialist at) wy was only a foot high when it agreed they will sell it to someone the result, a sleet storm can cause FE S-4711 Bea .Michigan State University. first started living in Mrs. Glenn who can provide a good home, |&reat damage. The now -popular A rotary hoe effectively kills Ludwig's house four years ago. | * *« « |Amerian Arborvitae hedge form young weeds just coming through} * « « - _ should be pruned conically in the the soil surface. Use the implement ieffenbachia, as they call it, Is younger stage, to widen and ‘until soybean plants are six inches! Tt came from some country {nm eight feet tall. It stands in a smallithicken the base. Here the heavy South America and the six Ludwig pot in the living room. Its large side growth is necessary. ichildren took to it, as kids will spotted green leaves almost touch The Junipers need pruing every * ba high, and don't worry about dam- aging a few plants. POTTED CANNAS 2 FOR 65c insecticides—Fertilizers—Grass Seed—Weed Killers | iwith strange and wonderfully dif- the ceiling. & your home. The upper one-third TREATMENT. Covers 5,000 Sq. WELTLLITITLLLE WEEDO COMBINATION FERTILIZER and WEED KILLER § 9 WE RENT SPREADERS Hildebrand says thaf you may | j : ferent things. Although Its julee is very need only one cultivation if you go over the field two or three acrid and poisonous, the Ludwigs | say they never have seen a sign | eg times with 0 retary (Pos: ith jal food th of ill temper f their friend | w special food @ way some ¢ e r from their friend. 5 ale aie ae aie aie oii le a a Cultivate early if you have noe! eh “ it has never harmed them. ‘ people do. rotary hoe. Don't cultivate too) of the plant produces the heavier growth, which needs thinning and shearing. The strong growing spreading Junipers, like Pfitzer land Hetz, need attention twice a They gave It lots of love and Ft. Only $2.38. Easy to Apply attention, but didn't pamper it Bag, 5000 sq. ft. 6.95 Scotts 12.95 Spreader Regular 3.95 Clout .. > Scotts 16.95 Soreader > @ Regular 6.95 Clout .. Regal Dog Ration..... Purina Dog Chow..... Friskies Dog Food..... Gaines Dog Food...... Hunt Club Dog Food... Kasco Dog Food...... Vitality Body Builder. . Vitality Kibble... .. -Fromm’s Dog Food.... Bag, 2500 sq. ft. 3.95 Special Clout & Spreader Offer REGAL FEED and LAWN SUPPLY CO. .deep, as ridges might cause har-| It must have grown on love. It ‘vesting difficulty in case of lodg-\&rew, and grew, and grew and is called “dumb cane” because the'early July. ing. Deep cultivation may “prune” |&rew. juice causes temporary loss of ra rs * | | ‘speech if applied to the mouth jweed roots without killing the * «© * peec pp outh, iweeds. It grew bigger than the young-’ . ®* *« * jback to a point where a few side | Michigan State University recent- sters. It grew bigger than mom The Ludwigs don't know what branches remain. Other smaller ‘ly prepared an extension bulletin|and continued until it was even a kind their Dieffenbachia is, and branches of the main body of the called ‘Soybean Production in|good deal bigger than dad. don't care. |plant, lightly pruned, will fill out iMichigan." Coauthors are Hilde: vor ENOUGH ROOM } * *« * brand, farm engineer R. G. White, growing seasons. It's so big now, there just isn't They know they must part. | slant pathologist H. 8, Potter, and! Tee ar , Poliman J. A. Porter hee enough anymore in the home wher Mee sri sel ge = be pruned lightly once a year on) . « * - A ~ e . i at 675 Third Ave. , hud . wer MS te \the tip¢. Give Junipers room for | USED AS HAY * * * ee lair and sunshine. mal As late as 1926, nearly three | “the Lodwies arent scitien. The The Taxus of Yé@Ws. These, of S\ fourths of this country's soybeans caline shes ne act miih thal Most housewives keep meat in all the Evergreens, respond well =~ were used as hay, the specialist), . as i . _the freezing compartment of their; to any kind of pruning. Even real CLOUT CONQUERS CRABGRASS points out. But farmers found oth Hache its: sake: despite ‘neu refrigerators between weekly shop- old wood will reproduce many nev. S) er hay crops were more efficient * 7 ‘ ging trips. 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Lake Road, Off Dixie Highway at the Colombiere College open ~- house,. near Clarkston. , The new building is located on Big Lake road, just off the Dixie Highway. -_ A far ery from its original Jesu- it novitiate structure some 400 years ago, the newly constructed $5,000,000 Colombiere College on Big Lake Rd., is situated on 400 acres of scenic hills’ and woods just east of busy Dixie highway. planning by the Detroit Province — ef the Society of Jesus. Most of the men living at the new fo- yitiate will be destined for the priesthood, a program of 15 years of training for a Jesuit. The principal structure of the = _ * EXTERIOR VIEW — The new novitiate of the Detroit Prov- ince Jesuits, Colombiere College, in Springfield Township, will be olombiere College i yen House 4 "PONTIAC, MICHIGAN yIvi |, TWENTY-FIVE Miss Utica fo Be Named Decision Will Be Told Tomorrow; Won't Wait Till July 4th Parade UTICA—A new format will be followed tomorrow night in the Selection of “Miss Utica” who will reign over the Utica Lions Club's 13th annual Independence Day cele. bration. Instead of waiting for Gov. Wil- liams to name the queen during the coronaiton ceremonies which precede the parade on July 4, announcement will be made imme- diately after the judges reach their | decision. ; The contest will be held at 8 p.m. in reeom 143 of Utica Com- munity High School. Girls who will be vying fer the title must be single, be between 17), and 20 years of age and be residents of the Utica Community School district, according te Contest Chairman Francis Chapoton, In previous years, the four out-|- of-town judges narrowed the field x open for public inspection from 1 to 5 p. m. Sunday. college is five stories high, but because of the rolling terrain, six levels are included in the build- ing desighed by architects Diehl & Diehl of Detroit. * * * The fourth level serves a8 a Big Horse Show Near Clarkston | Finish Rodeo Planning down to three finalists during the contest. Then the identities of the queen and her two maids of honor remained a secret until the gov- ernor placed the crown on the lucky girl’s head, In addition to receiving a crown, “Miss Utica’’ will ride in the place 360 Recister for Girls State ANN ARBOR — The 19th an- among Legion Auxiliary officers nual Wolverine Girls’ State pro- for the Girls’ State program of honor on the Lions Club float in gram was set in motion here Tues- day as 360 high school juniors be- gan registration for the nine-day event, main floor, affording entrance to] mprpENDENCE TOWNSHIP— the chapel and dining room, each|pians for one of the bi } of which accommodates 200 stud-| sows in Ro Mook Bay ore aaa! ents, The classropms and libraries pleted by the Clarkston Rotary have been placed in wings adjoin-|and Dixie Highway Saddle clubs. ing the main central wing. Beginni . aa the 30-DAY RETREAT show will be presented on the During the first two years ot Glen Ellis farm on Dixie High- the four-year training course at) Way, just north of Clarkston, and the college, the young man makes }will continue until dark, accord- This is the sixth year the two clubs have sponsored the annual horse show. Twenty different competitive events have been scheduled, and 10 saddle clubs from all parts of Michigan have been invited to participate. * * * Not only will there be western * * * Electing their own city, county and state governments by means of mock state and“local govern- ment machinery, participants are making a realistic effort to learn CONTEST WINNER — Sonja Schultz, 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, of°$211 Normandy Rd., Goodland Town- ship, won the title of “‘Miss Dryden’’ last night. She will reign over the village's ‘‘Boom Day” celebration July 4. Valedictorian Wins - sponsored by the Michigan 1). July 4 parade through the cen- American Legion Auxiliary and 1. of town. She also wil} ride on | the University of Michigan, the float in other area parades dur- The program also includes class-' ing the summer months. ‘es on political science taught by| Like other title-holders in neigh- Univesity of Michigan faculty) boring communities, Utica’s queen members and addresses by State | will be eligible to enter the Peach Rep. George Sallade and Gov. G. Queen competition in Romeo early Mennen Williams, scheduled for jn August. a 30-day retreat, living in silence, meditation and prayer. At this time he is introduced to the Jesuit rule- of life, learning and prac- ticing humility and obedience, For two more years, the young priest-to-be lives in the same seminary but in a different part of the building. He studies the classical languages in particu- lar, and the other courses of & libéral arts college. Accommodations for quiet prayer in the modern air-condi- tioned chape} are of utmost sim- plicity, Several other chapels have throughout ntments. Brightly-colored draperies frame the huge plate-glass windows in the cheery dining room, where the young men are seated in groups of six at each table. Guided tours of the buildings and grounds have beerrplanned for the public Sunday, Orion Woman Hurt in Crash Car Struck by Truck at Perry, Opdyke; Arm Broken, Chest Injured PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Russel Hale, 51, of 4230 Clarkston _Rd., Lake Orion, was seriously “hurt yesterday when her car was by a truck driven by Ed- ward Handziak, 25, of 9255 Sunset Rd., Union ‘Lake. \ The accident occurred at the intersection of Perry street and Opdyke road. . Mrs. Hale was taken to St. Joseph Hospital, Pontiac, suffer- ing from a broken arm, knee in- juries arid contusion of the chest. The driver of the truck told the corner and could not stop. The officer said that his skid marks were 175-feet long. After the accident the woman was found lying on the floor undet the dashboard. Knyzewski said that he could get no statement Police House Raid Nets Unexpected Prize ing to Chairman Harry Wag- gener. Supporter of Measure Is Not Taking Chances MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI)—State Sen. Frank Jones received the following letter, ‘“‘Should the pari- mutuel bil come to your atten- tion, I would appreciate your favorable consideration. As one of ‘your constituents this is my prerogative, is it not? “This matter seems to have general. approval among the people I have talked ‘to, but then again I have been careful to whom I — This you can under- Lots of ‘Moonlighters’ has 170,000 ‘‘moonlighters,”’ accord- ing to a survey by the New Eng- lander magazine, published by the New England Council. “‘Moonlight- ers” are those who hold two or more jobs. > BOSTON (UPD -— New Engiend;- contests, but competition in Eng- lish Classes will be included. Other events will also feature three- gaited horses. After the grand parade at noon, there will be a broom polo contest between Dixie Saddle club and Oxford Saddle club. The show will be held whether it rains or ghineg, according to Waggener, and al] proceeds will be donated to the crippled chil- dren's fund, the Township Fire Dept., polio fund and other worthy community proj- ects. democratic principles, Mrs. Joseph Phillips, editor, of 38 Texas St., Rochester, is Meeting Will Feature Color Slides of Shrines Independence Joseph Parochjal School. | Parishioners and friends are in-|newest U. of M. women’s dormi- vited to attend the 8 p.m. showing preceding the business meeting. 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Rackham |Lecture Hall. | Participating girls are organized| linto 18 “cities’’ of 20 “citizens” == and are receiving counsel- jing from various U. of M. stu- \dents including Valjoan Urban, 11147 Clute St., Lake Orion; Ce- cille Y, Dumbrigue, 3288 Loon Lake \Shores, Drayton Plains; Sally Han-|" LAKE ORION—The Rosary Altar\son, 5643 Putnam, Birmingham; Contrategnity of St, Joseph Church and Patricia Cornell, 1150 York- ‘here will present colored slides Of| shire. also of Birmingham. ithe Shrines in Europe July 1 at St.| The high school representatives are living at Mary Markley Hall, eo: where voting machines are displayed and used. ad By REBA HEINTZELMAN HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP—Mem- |bers of West Highland Baptist Church will celebrate the 125th | anniversary ef the church's found- cabin, the church was the first with an all-day observance | Pioneer Church to Observe 125th Anniversary on Sunday ing Sunday. Established in 1833 in a tiny log ‘ot any denomination to be orga- — in this section of the county. Later the church officials helped organize Baptist churches in Mil- a agrees: CAROL J. WOODEN Mr. and Mrs. Royal L. Wood- en, of 7115 Richardson « Rd., Walled Lake. apnounce the en- | gagement of their daughter, Carol Jean, to Gerald Thomas Tremp- er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern T. Tremper of 1126 Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake. fhe two, both graduates_of Walled Lake High DRYDEN—Proving that beauty jand brains make an unbeatable combination, the valedictorian of ithe class of 1959 at Dryden High test last night. mandy Rd., Goodland Township. “Miss Dry- to serve as members of the queen’s court. They were Jacque Arnold and Sharon Hillker, both 17. Jacque is the daughter of Mr. land Mrs. Jack Arnold of 231 Lake} Pleasant Rd., Attica. Sharon's parents are the Paul Hillikers of 3795 N. Mill St., Dryden. The trio will reign over Dry- den's “Boom Day” celebration School, plan an Oct. 3. wedding. ford, Holly, Howel] and Parshal- ville, according to historical rec-| ords, A strict code for moral con- and a resolution was passed stat- | ing that “‘Any member who stays away from covenant meetings or the Lord's Supper twice shall be subject te a call from the com- mittee.” f After the log cabin came imeet- ings in a schoolhouse with a pro-| fessiona] minister, the Rev. S. Mor- | reli, hired to give one-half of his| time for six months for a total, salary of $125. | * * * i The records show that he lived in Walled Lake and walked the: entire 14 miles to the Highland church for the Sunday services, | The more than a century-old | church is located on Hickory Ridge road near M59. a & | Although the membership of the church has not shown a tremendous’ increase since the early days of| board seats, piank floors, candles | and fireplaces, the principles and) July 4, Beth the contest and the Miss:Dryden Crown [Independence Day program are sponsored by the Dryden Area Development Assn. Miss Jo Hammond of Detroit, School won the local beauty coMjacting as mistress of ceremonies, interviewed each of the contestants “The lucky titleholder is Sonja|as they appeared on stage in for- Schultz, 18, daughter of Mr, and/mal attire, The competition was Mrs. Carl Schultz, of 8211 Nor- lheld in the new high school gym- nasium. of Lapeer Township, Marty Heim, Lapeer newspaperman, and Lee Winborn of The Pon- tiac Press. The four other contestants were Jaret Sterner, Sandra Hadley, Patricia Nagy and Mary Walker.. Earl Faulds was contest chair- iman, He was introduced by Jay |Dittman, president of the spon- igoring organization. One of the F inest Watches ‘Available Today . . NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GENTS’ ~ Yel low Gold, Water- FOR A “LODGE-ICAL” FATHER code of ethics have remained prac-| tically the same. A former paster, the Rev. | Ralph Karney will conduct the | the 16 a. m. service Sunday, and - at 12:36 p.m. there will be a | basket lunch, with all members | and their families congregating | on the church lawn. At 2:30 pm., a “reminiscing- itype”’ of service will get under) way, with “several former pastors of the church leading the program. | At 5:30 p.m, the women of the! Proof, Automatic \Union Lake BPW Set _ |eently in final preparation for its emeee tal So 34 bake Jone 24) tl ose , church will serve a buffet lunch.’ Climax: of the day-long obser-( vance will be at evening service’ at 7 p.m. to Hold Rummage Sale <4 « UNION LAKE — Members of| Mrs. Mabel Beckwith will be! the Uniori Lake Business and Pro-|nonored for having been a mem. z ber of the church for 73 consecu- fessional Women’s Club met Te-itive years, and Mrs, Etta Jones also wil] receive honors for her) Including spit, basket, skewers, | s] 7 50 Others From $12.88 59" re “Others: From $18.88 DIAMOND | ‘LEONARD’ $100 Deluxe Outdoor BRAZIER RING price ..4 24 N. Perry St. (Downtown Pontiac) and 27 at Union Lake Village. Mrs. Alice Gaunt, Foster Gaunt, with the club, the teed the possibility of E > s area. in Waterford Townsbip will| breaking ceremonies for the =~ Revolution Plot “have the opportunity to use the, ‘hower Presidential Library in| | TWENTY-SIX , f THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 farm today to spend the weeke nd. | Leggett Students May The White -House =! Argentina Fears Use Library in Summer yesterday that the President would | Children in the Leggett School| participate Oct. 13 in ground- school library through the sum-, Abiline, Kan. = rdi to M | The library will be built ca — ths, according to Mrs. |property across the street from.the | Wallace: Brandon, chairman of the Presiden Eisenhower Museum and | summer library program. the President's boyhood home. It, Sponsored by the Leggett Parent- ‘will cost about 3 million dollars’ Teacher Assn,, the program will ito be collected by public subscrip- - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina) be held each Wednesday from 1)tion, A = President as F izi’s' to 3 p.m. daily through Aug. 19! rond in the lobby of the school igovernment charged today it is \Gets Quick Reaction the target of a revolutionary plot. : |Unconfirmed reports spread that Ike Will Break Ground TUCSON, Ariz. (#—Reaction to 4 military revolt already is under for Home Town Library reported 'Superintendent of Schools Robert way in the interior: Merrow's suggestion for a 10-month) Angry officers were WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi-|school term was quick. He was collecting at Cordoba, 400 miles dent Eisenhower plans to fly by hanged in effigy a few blocks from northwest of Buenos Aires. Lead- helicopter to his Gettysburg, Pa. luc son High School. ers of the Coroba military garri- ena Eee eee ison have been openly ,opposing government policies since Tues-| day. for Home i hp Military Officers Are. Reported Gathering at Cordoba Garrison Police swept through the capital) with orders to arrest top generals, and admirals, many of them lead-| ‘ers of the provisional military) | govenrment that steered Argentina’ back to civilian rule after the Larmed forces had overthrown the ldietator, Juan D. Peron, in 1955. Many of those sought were said) to have fled * *® * Communications to ;were partly cut by a heavy storm It was impossible to check the| report of a revolt or the govern- ment’s counterclaim that every-) thing was under control through-| out the country. The federal po-| lice asked radio amateurs to relay| any official messages they picked) up. The Cordoba garrison was said to be backed by troops in Campo ‘de Mayo, near Buenos Aires, and, | Salta, 4n northern Argentina. Dis-| | content with the government was) Teported spreading to other garri- ' Ons. * Improve Your iene We Do the Work * Consolidate All Payments Save All That Interest Money * Pay Off Existing Mortgages or Land Contracts If You Have Reasonable Equity * Low Interest Rate 12 to 15 Year Terms PERATORS ON DUTY FREE APPRAISALS ° 24 HOURS A DAY Ask for Mortgage Department Cordoba! | Free Consultation Service Big Bear Construction Co. 92 West Huron Pontiac NOW “TUNNEL of LOVE” “STREET of SINNERS” * * * Curbs on the armed forces, in-| cluding confinemerit to quarters for some troops, were reimposed after being lifted briefly Thursday while Frondizi tried to bargain) with some of the military leaders | Leaders and supporters of the| | previous provisional government) 11:00 A.M. B have never been too happy with to 1 P.M. Frondizi and have believed he was 25¢ secretly in the league with the w & smite Ciecur Peroniats. * * | The current flareup apparently stems from a renewal! of reports which the President has denied ithat he signed a secret pact with pe Ess ‘of be iF id awl Peron to get elected. Although uy ithey are anti-Peron and anti me GURIDE uw! id i \Communist, the dissident army jleaders reportedly oppose Fron dizi's use of troops against Pe onist and Communist unions try jing to nullify his economic aus \terity program with strikes. More Stainless | in Cars | DETROIT (UPI)—Stainless stee|| iis winning a bigger role in auto- imobiles with today's cars sporting ‘an average 42.6 pounds of the shiny metal as against 37.2 pounds a year ‘ago, trade sources reported. Coot F Ga AH HELD OVER! GPEC (As EF MAOTRAAAAS coun! ¥ TACULAR | gins was the keystone of a hew | tax cratic counterpart, in an attempt | terday, would amend the state | business activities tax, which as | million dotlars in the fiscal year | starting July 1. Y heathy profit Small Business Help Proposed | | as Legislature Eyes School Aid | LANSING # — A deus $13,042,000 spending increase for | LANSING @—Relief tor small business with narrow profit mar- proposal laid before the | | House today as a stepping-stone toward compromise.on a long- range tax program, It also would step up effective tax rates on many large, profit- able corporations, bringing: in a | big chunk of new revenue, The author was Rep. Allison Green (R-Kingston), Repub- lican floor leader, Green met for the second time yesterday with Rep. Joseph J. Kowalski (D-Detroit), his Demo- to clear the decks for a possible break in the five-month legis- lative deadlock on taxes. DECLINES COMMENT With them was Alfred B. Fitt, to boost state ald to schools by | more than 20 million dollars in legal adviser tg Gov. Williams, whose opinion of any compro- mise offer will bear strongly on the Democratic teaction. Kowalski declined to com- ment on whether Green's pro- posal made a favorable impres- sion, But there were signs that Democrats were interested. “We're going to give it a close study,”’ he said. ‘We may come up with some suggestions of our own, maybe next week." The mere fact that Kowalski was willing to consider the pro- posal was a sign that the Re- publican-Democratic impasse on new taxes may be on the way toward dissolving heretofore } clung to demands for a per- | sonal and corporate income tax | package. | Green proposed enactment of the Republican bill to add a | penny to the three-cent use (sales) tax, which would bring in most of the 140-million-dollars | revenue increase sought for the | 1959-60 fiscal year. | The use tax bill, similar to two | others passed by the Republican- run Senate and defeated in the House, was set aside for the second straight day yesterday, It was scheduled for debate next Wednesday when the pat- tern of a compromise, if it is to come, will probably be more clearly defined, Green's main proposal, out- lined in a bill he introduced yes- Democrats have it stands will produce about 60 * * * The bill would allow each BAT taxpayer an additional deduction of up to $10,000 paid in-salaries | and wages. This would raise from 27,000 to 51,000 the number of small businessmen exempted from the tax Green hopes, however, the state take to at least 75 mil lion dollars by taking a bigger | bite from firms which show a (ernie ) BEAST OF THE). ¥ | NOW thru SATURDAY Ants Shocked, Woman Jolted, incandescent Hin the sky during the flying saucer? epidemic ably from an exploding comet, weather LANSING # — Prospects were i | bright for House approval of a bill 1950-60. ‘* * *- Chances rose sharply yesterday when backers of a more gener-. ous aid formula beat down an attempt to substitute a_ bill con- tinuing state help at $190 per pupil. districts, from 24, to 34 mills, School aid costs would rise from the current 301 million dol- lars to about 332 millions, but 14 millions of the increase would go for support of an expected 70,- 000 increase in public schools enrollments, WARNS AGAINST RISE The ‘‘hold-the-line’’ grou p, spurred on by the House Ways and Mearis Committee, warned against boosting school aid while the state Was having trouble pay- ing its current bills, Rep. Arnell Engstrom (R- Traverse City), committee chairman, said the more ex- pensive version almost certain- ly would run into trouble with the Republican Senate ma- jority. “We are laying the seeds for another financial mess for the | state by increasing state aid at | this time,’’ said Rep. Robert S. Gilbert (R-Saginaw). * * * Backers of the ‘‘stay-put’’ su stitute won only a 25-54 vote. The tussle stemmed in part from the realization that a sizable school aid increase would all but squelch any chance for enactment of the Republican use (sales) tax bill b without additional taxes as | well. Rep. Raymond Wurzel (R- | Port Huron), chairman 6f the | or East Lanent bank. higher education in 1959-60 was placed before the Senate today i Carrying a total of - $100,803,-, 209, the bill would grant oper- ating increases of $3,367,000. for the University of Michigan and | $2,554,000 for Michigan State Uni- versity, Other schools were down for smaller boosts, Speedy approval with little argument was expected as law- makers, sensing a chance for a fairly quick session windup, hustied to slap together a gen- eral fund budget destined to total between 410 and 420 mil- lion dollars. : Gov. Williams’ tion was for 424 millions, exclu- sive of provision for deficit re- | tirement. The first major budget bill for the fiscal year starting in just | 11 days cleared the Legislature yesterday, and moved to the gov- ernor’s desk. * A plea for immediate action to end their cash crisis that “threatens the foundation of higher education” in Michigan has been made by the Board of Trustees of Michigan State Uni- versity. A resolution to that effect was adopted unanimously yesterday by the six-member board—four Democrats and two Republicans —and forwarded to Gov. Wil- liams, the State Administrative Board and the Legislature. The Board of Trustees also ap- proved an emergency plan for meeting faculty and staff pay- | rolls due late this month. The impact of payless pay- days will be softened if state aid is net forthcoming. Faculty and staff members will | be issued special paycheck stubs | to prearranged | entitling them paycheck loans at any Lansing House Education Committee which recommended the in- crease, told lawmakers the state hasn't boosted its aid level in three years. STEADY RISE In the meantime, he said, SQUARE — MODERN DANCING Fenton Community Center SAT., MAY 23rd 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. 75¢ Lee Kaines of Drayton, Caller school construction and mainte- nance costs, plus teacher sal- aries, have risen steadily. Gov. Williams, the state super- intendent of public instruction office and many school organiza- tions also are pushing for the increase. Green Space Objects’ wo voor (Called Cosmic Ice SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)—The green objects seen a few years ago prob-' were hunks of cosmic ice Says a. researcher. Their bright green glow likely } AMAZON "7 ~ Crt « \y Starwong JOHN BROMFIELD BEVERLY GARLAND ALSO “GUN FOR A COWARD” CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR FRED Mac MURRAY JEFFREY HUNTER —- CHILL WILLS was due to frozen nitrogen com- Bankrol] Blasted \pouinds in their makeup, he adds. A laboratory test of similar com- | SEATTLE (AP) A Seattle pounds under deepfreeze condi- woman told police Thursday she tions was found to give off the paid two men $1,500 to have ants same kind of bizarre light. in her attic “shocked to death.” This explanation of a phenome- Mrs. Marguerite H. Reiten, 45, non which stirred the imagination’ said the men talked her into hav- of people around the world was | ing $500 worth of repairs on given to the American Meteorol-| jchimney, roof and gutters. Then ogical Society Thursday by Don-| ithey said she had ants in her attic aid H. 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STUART MURRAY - EGAN -REMICK - OWENS - WHTIAR a PLUS YUL BRYNNER DEBORAH KERR Within minutes of the border search- Two men in love with her! Will she choose fights find the desperate fugitives! the man of power or the man of mystery! A Vivid Story Laid Against Drama. of 1956 Hungarian Revolt SATURDAY MATINEE ~— Doors Open at 12:45 UNION EM. 3-0661 BOX OFFICE OPEN 7 P. M. RD LAKE TONITE ... EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN?! With ED “KOOKIE” BYRNES PLUS 2nd FEATURE ‘ A STORY AS O08 AS THE SEAS! ries: DOROTHY JOHNSON MARK DAMON _eeewho never make the HEADLINES|! WARM TENDER LOVE AND ROMANCE FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY! FREE.. (While They Last) PICTURES OF EDWARD “"KOOKIE” BYRNES — os | | THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 AERC SEVEN Washingtonians: Only Taxed Americans Without WASHINGTON (UPI) — Nine! The 850,000 U.S. citizens whortaese, commissioners who admin-| score and three years ago, oUF jive in the District of Columbia ister municipal affairs. They are forefathers brought forth on this. have no vote. They have No Voice, | ‘appointed by the President. continent a new nation dedicated direct or indirect. in levying their, Some members of Congress among other things, to the propo- taxes, passing their municipal laws} think this situation is santaabvha. sition that there should be “no! or determining how much should with President Eisenhower's taxation without representation.’’ be appropriated for their schools.’ backing, they are now trying, This basic American principle of 'All these decisions are made for’ for the fifth time in 10 years, te -| self-government now holds sway|them by Congress, which ; serves| push through “home rule” legis- wherever the U.S. flag flies—jas Washington's city council. | lation that would give the Dis- with one conspicuous exception. | * * * That exception is the nation’s | Nor do District residents par- of selfgovernment. capital. — lieve it would be a serious mis- take to change Washington's status c PHONE FEQERAL 2-485 DOORS OPEN} ’ OAKLAND: 2 9:00-9:08 12:30 P.M. & MODERNIY AIR CONDITIONED 6:10—7:15—-9:26 HELD OVER!—2ND WEEK! The RUT DOGO ANTE FEATURES AT lation a quiet burial, as they have done in the past. ‘OPPONENTS SAY Opponents make two arguments ‘against self-government for the {District of Columbia. The first, whicn figures prom- | trict of Columbia limited powers | ticipate in ghe selection of the Other members of Congress te- They hope to zive home rule legis-! inent]y in public debate, is that iment is a unique kind of city. | “Washington was set up from, ithe start as.a ‘federal city,’ Rep., James. C. Davis chairman of the House District of \Columbia subcommittee which con- isiders home rule legislation. * * * “The whole point in creatinc ithe District ef Columbia was 1) make sure that ..o state, county o1 city government would be able to interfere with the functions of tx federal government.’ For Congress to surrender present direct control over Wash ington’s - municipal affairs would be “asinine,” Davis contends, be cause it would “endanger the Se- iia of the federal government.’ | The second argument against " says its home rule seldom figures in pub- | Hollywood Headlines By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD — eagerly- awaited Simone Signoret arrives in Hollywood in 10 days and Ray- The | Fe MacMUGRAY Jean HAGEN 4 ¥ TORT CS ARETIE RED CORIO ne CONES he's after is Van Heflin After “Room At the Top,” NEXT: “SOUTH PACIFIC” i = Si-| and heard advertised on all TV and radio stations! . . . Thrilling . don't miss it. v | squabbling was going on between entertainment . . them. lTYyT TT It outshocks them all! Only the most | . beautiful are the victims! friend Fannie Hurst who came di- rectly from the airport to the cocktai] party Margaret Ettinger and Communication Councilors gave in my honor at the Gold Room of the Sheraton East. What a party! ALL H- BREAKS LOOSE! + + Steve Allen came early but dashed away for rehearsals and came back later to pick up Jayne and Audrey Meadows country. meeting Marie Torres, the TV re- ing to betray the source of a story ADDS DARREN lot to produce and direct his inde pendent “All the Young Men” wrt added the teenagers delight, “The only way to solve this argument about new faces vs established stars in movies, is to combine them," Bartlett told me, “The fans ere loyal to ) favorites—but they also A CLewea PicToRt - eastuan COLOR oat want tc —_— ° ] of interest about whethcr e 25c te 1 PM. she will be accompanied by her STRAND husband, Yves Montand AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT it is! . . . Th ; h Eyewitnesses at the Cannes Here it is @ astonishing theatre program you have seen Filia Eestival vapert’ @ bet: ¢ Delighted to see my old and dear Molly and new broadway show Charlie Berns came in from the be young actor I was very interested in Broadway porter who went to jail for refus- Hall Bartlett, on the Columbia Alan Ladd and Sidney Poitier, has Jim- my Darren (‘‘Gidget’’) to the cast. their old Filmland Eagerly Awaits Siren Simone Signoret ,see new talent.”’ He added that this is the first loan-out for young Darren since Sam Briskin signed him to a Columbia contract mond Stross, British producer at! * * * a MGM, says he has first eall on Snapshots of New. York and PLUS: CHIMP ANTICS” & Donald Duck her for “The Mark ’’ The co-star Hollywood collected at random Tab Hunter, who has been beau- ing Debbie Reynolds around Hono- __4. mone is the biggest excitement in lulu, planes back to Hollywood to- jmovietown since -Mariene Dietrich} porrow morning |was discovered. There's a great Dinah Shore, wearing a pink dress and matching -eoat, breezed into Maggie Ettinger'’s cocktail party when it was almost over with Mrs. Sidney Korshak who {s sailing on the Liberte with her |Dinah told me that Missy and the two Korshak boys had a_ ball lunching at the Automat—dropping nickels in the food slots Gretta Garbo, a ravishing blonde in her movie days, has dyed her hair coal black—hard to recognize her. Tallulah Bankhead, hospital and very ill—much er than her friends know Anita Loos tells me_ she thinks Horst Buchholz. who will do her “Cheri,” Will on still in the sick the hottest the seat of the national govern-) | ameng Southern congressmen. It (D-Ga },' lic debate but is prominent in private conversation, particularly has te .do with the fact that Ne- groes now constitute half the population of the District of Co- lumbia ang seem likely in the near future to comprise a clear majority. Davis declines De Valera Wins; Proposal Loses Vote for Irish President Closer Than Expected; Amendment Defeated to discuss the DUBLIN, Ireland i — Ire land's voters elected Eamon de Valera president by less margin than expected and spurned his proposal to wipe out proportional) representation in electing mem- bers of Parliament. The final ceunt Thursday night from Wednesday's national elec- tion gave the 77-year-old politcal veteran 538,058 votes to 417.482 for 67-year-old Gen. Sean Mackoin De Valera had been expected to run up at least a 200 (0-vote majority. But only 6 per cent of the electorate voted. and appar ently a lot of the old man’s sup porters stayed home, confident he would win anyway |Dublin constituencies and one or two others gave MacEoin a slight edge Nearly complete returns showed the constitutional amendment to end proportional representation trailing 397.825 to 419,994. De Vale- ra wanted to substitute a straight voting svstem, hut the parties who would have suffered ganged up on his Fianna Fail party New York-born De Valera will be inaugurated June 25 to succeed Sean T, O'Kelly, who has served the legal limit of 14 years De Valera will be succeeded as prime minister and leader of Fi- anna Fai] by Sean Lemass, com- meéercé and industry minister in the- last De Valera government. The party holds 78 seats—a majority Dail of 9—in the 147-member ‘racial issue except to say that it | federal smaller TWENTY- Representation History indicates the bill will be/other House Democratic leaders “undoubtedly plays a part’ if pigeonholde in that committee papier ony basa = Kats . — rule ates Speier Sam Rayburn anda vote. Other Southern lawmakers pri- vately express fears that self- government in Washington would lead to the election of Negro of- ficials, and that these officials might somehow use municipal powers to bring pressure on Con- ov federal agencies for adoplion of pro-Negro policies SUPPORTERS SAY of both MA 4-3135 3-FEATURES-3 LAST SHOW STARTS AT 9:45 DRIVE-IN THEATRE Kress rule offer these argu- Supporters home answers to of ments They “protecting” the federal government from possi ble interference by a municipal) government may have made some| sense a long time ago when the government was a new,; weak aNd uncertain experiment. | But federal power is now so vast that it seems ridiculous, to home rule proponents, to suggest that) a city council could sefiously in- terfere with its exercise. They also peint eut that the | Administration-backed home rule bill now pending in Congress con- tains several safeguards against runaway conduct by a local gov- ernment. say that E.vis Prestey, AT HIS GREATESTI\* Y WS FIRST OOS DRAMATIC SltGING OAL! ' “J fron 0-6-8 te Crematoge * * eo tee On * Pass Any laws passed by the proposed city council could be repealed or modified by an of Congress or vetoed by a direct governor ap pointed by the President. If the as sembly passed a bill over the gov error’s veto, provision ts made for act = PONTIAC ae Sh A IN, The atce a second absolute veto by the a/ VA Only a few Rresident. himself w, ix wot’ TUCEORAPH Re. ++ OPEN 7:15 P.M. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK The Washington Post and Times Herald, in a recent editorial urg ing passage of home rule legisla tion, replied to the racial argu- ment in these words TO-NIGHT-SATURDAY EXCLUSIVE —= * FIRST SHOWING x ———~ OF ——- | TWO MAJOR FEATURES Each a Program in Itself! “Actual experience has shown that there is little disposition on the part of Negroes to vote as a bloc, unless that is necessary for protection of their rights. But in any event, a general denial of suffrage in order to prevent Ne- groes froii AMIN ULL fe Hes Lt Ken Braden FQUARTER MO0oN" in CINEMASCOPE starring JOLIE LONDON « JOHN DREW BARRYMORE ANNA KASHFI - DEAN JONES AGNES MOOREHEAD Guest Stors and NAT KING COLE THIS IS THE ‘TABOO THEME’... SWEETHEARTS WHO LOVE Py d a, £ EFA, ACROSS THE ‘LINE’. 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M ‘ le x es rev) § evitabie unless ongre eV 1se McNally on Appellate Division the so-called equal-time provisions * * * His testinon justice found Thursday for the ap pellant, Anthony Aliphantis, who prepared for the was fined $5 last January for I enate Commerce Committee washing his clothes on a Sunday called for enactment of remedial yn an attomat: self-service laun- latian to ff oa political gag ary lle had violated the Sabbath ice? } hroadeast news coverage in anti-work ta jyyie In teem ears political Justice McNally was joined by campaign the other four appellate judges in * * hi ‘ unanimous decision reversing The “BC bowed chiurman said slippantis’ | Conviction the “gay was the ‘clear and im ~ _ ——— mediate result of the Eedera! Of the nation’s 18. to 71 year old youths, more than 25 per cent attend some college or university. | c I7A7AAALLALLAALLL La AT 8, | \ GREEN PARROT \ Communications Commission's re cent Lar Daly ruling. , Specializing in Good Food ‘ . BARRYMORE PROFILE — he a > t ed ves day, % SPECIAL THIS SUNDAY se sesaveeseeeees k.thel Barrymore, who di J terday 4 e % hrothers in showing the Harry ® SIRLOIN STRIP STEAKS $ 50 bs \ this photo, taken“in 1933 when all three appeared \ Potatoes, Salad, Vegetable, Hot ; sue }N Ruler of Th » PYYTTTTETTIC TTI) & u er O % Our dining room seat- VISIT OUR ’ Parties, Ing 7 to 80 rsuns % Min to nerve ven ore |e] COCKTAIL | Banquets . vate get togethe # LOUNGE \ Editore Note To the publie Ethel Batrymore was ‘he impe is yA. — fom rf : a una: : oe wane : aved ® oe Daily 9 a.m. to 2 a.m.—Sunday 2 pm. to 2 a.m. % that role Selb nt ee ane 8 in PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Dee ee Oe ae Gea: he ® 1650 N. Perry at Pontiac Rd. FE 3-9732 % fact hal she al was ah an being and @ wormar n two ea ea VIAAMAAAAALAAAAAL 4 24 bee : 5 f beth he egend 4 he By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD ‘AP) — interview He es what it was like to Ethel Barry more in the sunset of -her life You arrive at her apartment on a Beverly Hills side street, a few doors from busting Wilshire Blvd at how modes! Dining at Its Very Best in an Atmosphere of Elegance and Charm W Sglouny You are surprised the place ts for the great lay ‘of the American theater. Then you realize that wealth does not always accompany great fame especially at the end caree! of an acting THE | * * KINGSEREY INN . You are greeted GYPSIES Colt. a good-natured balding man TT) 1 MPIRE ROOM jof middie age, who says his, in id P |mother will see you shortly. Dur : \ing the wait. you study the down * stairs living rom.f urnished in simple. good taste There is a framed photograph of John Barry to the Musie of the KINGSLEY INN COACHMEN a PRIDA) and SATURMAY at 19— COTILLION ROOM lmore looking an electric Adonis at the height of his acting ca S ree! | Sammy returns and ushers vou up the stairs to the bedroom You care left alone with a legend | * * * Miss Barrymore is n the pink : ‘ : rae ’ Sacer ' — ipmght Her hair is white and OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 2 Ao een ee nee ican a scarcely believe from her smooth Specially Priced Menu for Children Fon ad une & Heoniy BD mnst of all ou notice the eyes, those Midwest 4-1. 100 huraing aka, tha? iti wi Sou, de manding|y was “2 a | Ten you hear that voice What . ba ~ sees a voice' Sounding more lke an echo she asks vou in flat tones DANCING THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘Well, what is if that you want to 9 P.M. ‘TIL 2 A.M. Maken SATURDAY 8 P.M. ‘TIL2AM. @ oe ee SUN. 8 P.M. ‘TIL 1 A.M. : You smile, remembering m past encounters that “her frigid manner can be thawed You start Churchill Rd Auburn Heights asking about the things she likes LIQUOR tn discuss best—hasehall, the the ater. her brother Jack, her grand- children a-She confesses that she has been THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN featuring the TIPTON BROTHERS ... BOB WILSON on Drums — JACK YOUNG on Piano Auburn at watching her old movies on TV This despite her long refusal to see herself on the sereen—‘“Why should I? T never saw myself on the stage ”’ How did she react. to her pei formances® “[ wasnt tao great! upset : * * * you fee] brave enough interviews In time to ask how she likes She replies firmly that she doesnt and explains that she was too often misquoted in her youth “T got so 1 dreaded interviews © You might say ] was SATURDAY NIGHT she save —Music By— nin-shy BILL LAWSON minshy AND HIS BAND thie interview beyond its normal GLENN EASTMAN Calling i ; span, So von a quick adieu * * * * * * and are ed far vou its ha a emile fron Ne great Now Available— tee * * * BALLROOM ast epeoanien en You know better than to extend make reward This was my Ethel Barrymore whose heart ter : gave out vesterday, two months DANCES and PARTIES be fore ne Sth birthday Tn the woe Call EM 3-99.24 fond she displayed to outsiders the cool dig nified fizure as ruler of the theater's royal family That was the role she for public view, and she played 9451 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 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Abovt a year Texaco passed the Standard of New Jersey as the domestic producer of combined company would estimated - ago, Oil Co. largest crude oil. WANTED 1,000 COMIC BOOKS 100 True Love Stery Mags. We Handle Tricks, Jokes, and Novelties PIPER‘S MACAZINE ouTLsT 35 Aubern Ave. 4-8240 SQUARE and ROUND DANCING GARDEN CENTER BALLROOM _ 2957 Woedward, Detroit Dancing Every Thursday, Soturday, Sunday AP Wirephote in the movie. “Rasputin and the Fm- Ethel appeared as Czarina; Lionel, left, and John, fright, as Prince Paut-. John in 1942. Famed actress joined her profile in together press. as Holy Devil; Lionel died in 1954 more eater's ‘Royal Family’ her family’s name and reachted and I were born under a dark with a Vieterian ‘We are not star, so that there was to be no CAMPUS BALLROOM amused’ when the Barrymore such thing for us as enduring FENKELL and LIVERNOIS, name dipped into scandal Her happiness in life’ Perhaps it was DETROIT Mod. and Square Dancin Every TUES., FRL, SAT. FINEST On CREATEAS own behavior was considered im. an inheritance.” pe f ible * * * _ *« * Tomorrow: The triumph and This cloak of dignity almost hid tragedy of Ethel Barrymore’s life a warm human being. Being an ctress, she could not help but be emotional, and the one great love of her life was shattered when her marriage ended in divorce court A devout Roman Catholic. she chose not to remarry The bitter ,ness of the situation colored her, later years She wrote In her autobiography at ee Console “T think that both my brothers Coyle Stars JERRY GREEN on Drums for Your Listening Enjoyment LIQUOR Enisy ike Finest in Mixed Drinks at Our Cocktail Lounge FREE PARKING BICMAR INN 94 Wert nates ae Policey Take Movies of Fatal Gun Battle Acted Out in Philadelphia | PHILADELPHIA (AP)—John 7 ‘Covie came back to Philadelphia Thursday ahout a murder | The Police Department pro- | duced the film. John directed it, es = ae aiid played imectt A detective SKELLY’'S CLUB 59 plaved his dead brother, William DANCING'@ LIQUOR @ FOOD Another detective played a patrol- 8 Miles West of Pontiac on M-59—Next to Pontiac Speedway night and made a movie man killed while walking his beat The theme was violence and trigedy. Two young men stealing milk from doorsteps in the early morning hours June > are seen hy Patrolman James F. Kane. Wil —_ ™ ~ lam ducks behind a parked car and fire five shots. John stands, covering him. Then the brothers min back to their apartment by different routes. The film ends * * bd Some 2.000 persons gathered to watch the re-enactment and film ing of the 32-year-old patrolman’s murder Portable lights i!liminat ed the hilock Cameras were mounted on trucks. Tape record ers picked up the noise of the biank cartridges fired in the re enactment The filming started Covle. 4 reached the city Presents DANCING SUNDAY and every Sunday to the Swingmasters Paul Lenon Young Sensational Comedy M.C. AS 800M «AS from Wareham, Mass Detectives brought him back T ik 5 wn urnpike’s Sepia Rock & Roll Recording Group POP’S WILSON Before he left Massachusetts. John went to a mortuary and identified the body of William. 22 Hle alsa pleaded guilty in Dis trict Court at Wareham to charges ranging from intent to murder two Massachusetts policemen to kid- naping He agreed voluntarily, to FABULOUS FLOOR SHOWS EVERY FRIDAY and Louie return fo Philadelphia SATURDAY Armstrong Wilham WAS killed and John of the captured Wednesday after ai 48 Swingmasters hour manhunt in a woody. z swampy section where they tried JAM SESSION to hide after ind a car Philadel pha abandoning a hostage they had driven from Every Tuesday with Frank Perry and His Swingmasters Dells In Figt Call F Roads A . all For 1 Short Block ise on Bangor and Aroostook R : ort Block West Railroad in Maine were troop erervations FE 2-298 of Huron Corner of Elizabeth Lake and Cass Lake if all. steel cabooses now in “pers du ing World War TI e Dine Out Today to the Famous ” a SMORGASBORD DINNERS at a W. 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Smorgesbord 1.95. 2 te 9 P.M Beet or Turkey or posit or Pork Chops, Coffee or 5:30 to 16 OD op m Fees mm /240ea a= f= = THE PON (TIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 T wa Blushing Tigers Leave ‘Bir land for Washington Detroit Blows Lead in Losing aan Cheek Bone Fractured Kaline Reported Good fo Orioles, 7-6 Error With Two Out in 9th Inning Allows Winning Markers WASHINGTON # — Tails drag, ging in embarrassment, the De- troit Tigers left Baltimore to the Orioles and went to Washington today to start a four-game series. * * * They have 93 more games to play, but it is doubtful if any loss they might suffer later will bring on more blushing than the 7-6 set- back administered yesterday by the Orioles. The Tigers lost no ground to league-leading Cleveland but as they Squared off against the Senaters tonight they found themselves in a fourth-place tie with the Orioles: And the New York Yankees are just one game back. Detroit blew a 6-1 lead against the Orioles, who scored six times in the final two innings to extract the series edge. Even after Baltimore crept to within a run of tying matters in the eighth, victory was all but tucked away with two out in the ninth. Relief pitcher Dave Sisler got two dangerous batters, Gere INJURED TIGER mates carry center fielder That's when the embarrassment began. Gus Triandos singled and Albie Pearson went in to run for him. An ex-Tiger, Jim Finigan, drew a walk. Tiger manager Jim mie Dykes summoned Tom Mor- gan from the bullpen. An inning earlier, Dykes had taken Rocky Bridges out of the lineup and put Inman (Coot) Veal at shortstop for defensive purposes. Veal, “unquestionably a superior glove man, nevertheless booted Bob Boyds simple ground ball and the bases were loaded. Chico Car- rasquel then blooped a single to short right field, scoring Pearson and Finigan. * * * Both runs were unearned but that fact does not erase the defeat Nor does it relieve the discomfort caused by Finigan, who banged out three hits in four trips and scored two runs. To make the afternoon fully frustrating, another Detroit cast- off pitched in a manner that must have seemed strange td his ex-teammates. Southpaw Bill Hoeft, making his first appear- ance with the Orioles after be- ing acquired from Boston, hurled four and two-thirds innings of, sparkling relief ball. Hoeft, dealt. to Boston by the C Tigers, yielded only three hits. The 10 days and Possibly Mnger: Detroit Tiger team- Al Kaline off the field Woodling and Bob Nieman, on in the first inning of the Baltimore game yester- routine grounders : . * @ ‘ day after he was beaned by a ball thrown during OUT FOR 10 DAYS—AI Kaline lies in his hospital bed in Balti- more awaiting surgery which took place on his fractured cheek bene. The Tiger outfielder is expected to be out of action at least ity Best Ball Saturday Following Face Surgery WASHINGTON Ww — Al Kaline fer him was reported in good condition to- day following surgery in nearby Baltimore. The young Detroit outfielder was injured yesterday in the Tigers’ 7-6 loss to Baltimore’s Orioles. A wild throw by second baseman Billy Gardner struck Kaline on the left cheek, under the eye, as the Detroit player raced to first base. yesterday, likely will continue in center field. Kaline, only a few hours before he was beaned, had predicted that, “barring injuries,” would remain in rest of the season. * * * plete a double play throw got away from him. Oddly, the deuble play was completed although two runs scored on it. Kaline never reached first base, and while he lay unconscious, pitcher Jerry Walker recovered the ball and threw it te Tirst baseman Bob Boyd. Meanwhile runnet on the force play at second base, house. ing men in baseball, Veal had been inserted for Rocky Bridges to strengthen the closing defense. Others tried te cheer him up te the reom in the clubhouse. “Forget it as quick as vou can, scored boy said manager Jimmie Dykes. ‘‘There never was a base one and another came home on ball player who didn't blow one Gardner's wild fhrow. 1Forget it. -Forget-it-” * * * Right fielder Harvey Kuenn. an Dr. E. D Kitlowsia described @X-Shortstop, told newsmen: ‘That the injury as ‘a depressed trac poor guy over there. He's the one ture of the lower cheekbone.’ He I'm sorry for. Doesn't the kid said he thought Kaline could Temember some of those I butch- leave the hospital Friday or Satur- ¢T@d when I was playing short- day and rejoin the Tigers in De- Stop?’ wicaeeae t's: Oklahoma Nine NCAA Titlists currently hitting .351 and the team's hottest run-preducer, will be sidelined for at least a week aany om, =e “substituted OMAHA (AP}—Oklahoma Siate used a mixture of power and fi nesse win the NCAA college baseball world series champion ship from Arizona, 53, last night and give the Big Eight Confer AP Wirephate an attempted double play. Baltimore team physi- cian, Dr. Edwin Mayer (right) gave Kaline medi- cal attention before getting him to a hospital. a : Al Baking Takes fay to the Tigers) contention for) the American League pennant ool Shortstop Coot Veal, whose ninth} inning error permitted the Orioles, Gardner was attempting to com- to go on and whip the Tigers,| when the buried his face in a towel and) cried when he reached the club-| One of the slickest field-’ as he Sat on a stool, his back — “PM” Log d 4 N'TY-NIN ve A From the Press Box BY BRUNO L. KEARNS Sports Editor, Pontiac Press You-—can't find it listed in the Detroit Tiger record books, but when the team went to training camp in Lakeland, Fla., in 1946, there were two managers on the ball club. Officially Steve O'Neill was manager of the Tigers at the time, but actively and sentimentally George Winters was called “Pontiac man- ager of the Detroit Tigers.” There were very few who knew more about the Tigers than Winters. From his barber’s chair for 30 years on West Lawrence street he “managed” the Tigers and he helped “guide” them to_.three American League pen- nants. He was sort of a proxie manager as well as being a historian for Tiger facts when any arguments arose. During his spring train- ing trip to Florida, which mThe Pontiac Press spon- sored in 1946, Winters wrote “ee about “Steve and I” and ‘ oe how he and O'Neill brought the Tigers through a real successful exhibition sea- ‘PW’ WINTERS son. When the Tiger players took assignments from the “associate’’ managers they carried them out on orders of either “DM” or “PM”. The “DM” stood for Detroit manager O'Neill and the for Pontiac manager Winters. * * * For a week, Winters filed his stories on the Tiger camp to the Press sport pages. “I'm sort of a utility man and manager down here,” Winters reported. ; “I was coaching at third base and with two on and Hank Greenberg up when O'Neill motioned to me,” Winters reported. “Want me to hit for Hank?” I asked. “Yep,” O'Neill answered. “But I figured the younger players better get a chance [ ence its second NCAA national t SO I yelled for Steve to send in Bamey atinioae a the “tle In a week. “PM” manager wrote: . ae a * x * as Okls State’s firs : ; , This was Oklahoma State's iirst| Winters admitted later he regretted not going up to MONTREAL (—Canada's tall, Wes EB 17.3572 Championship in five seres tries ; ber , Al Bald k thle lead, rs vents an e672 Just last week-end at Lincoln, bat for Greenberg. ahs first tound of the Canadian! get wuinetnet meta Neb... the NCAA’ track and feld “This would have looked pretty good in the box in the first round of the Canadian pats Bunston 30-34-72! 4, » ‘ansas- % Gerry 34.3872 Championship went to Kansas—the ; h h a Open Golf championship Thursday Eddie Drape: #35—7) first time Kansas had ever won score he showed. with a 6-under-par 66 on the rain. ai Benatar” 35-38 73 the title AB R H RBI soaked Islesmere Course ns T=. “ett HE * * *Winters ............. 1 1 1 3 The 6-foot-3 golfer from Mark- Houston Laciair — ........... 38-35-73 If was in the top of the seventh, *Batted for Greenber Homered with 1 on. Paul Harney 7-36—73, g. ham, Ont., put on a remarkable Paul scodeller © n36—7a inning when Oklahoma State “Well, I guess Steve and 1 have the Tigers on the putting show to take a one-stroke Bob, Test! sicit.. eat Showed on its power and finesse, riont foot, they've won five straight in the exhibition lead: over four of the top touring' jim Maat Aeron che Comboys| were iralling) 52 ‘ dule,’ Winters commented in his last story out of professionals from the United Davis tove dro 3737-74, when they came to bat. But Ben schedu in “f ‘States. He finished the round with Pete Cooper... 32-7) Bancroft tied the score with a 385- Lakeland a 25foot birdie putt on the 18th Gay Brewer Jr. oo... cs... 38-35—74 foot homer and then the Cowboys) * * we. green. Wiltred Waresingue ........ 38-36—74 broke loose Of course the story carried a P.S.—“Will someone arseingue | A-stroke behind al 67 were Bob | Resburg of Pale Alto, Calif., who finished second in the U.S, Open | last week; Art Wall of Pocono Manor, Pa., the 1969 Masters ehampion and leading money | winner; Dow Finsterwald, U.S. PGA champion, and big George | Bayer, the power-hitter from Dallas. In all, there were AP Wirephoto 24 par break- lone run off him resulted from a wild pitch. Hoeft was lifted for a pinch batter and Ernie Johnson picked up the triumph. Sisler took the loss. — The Tigers built up a big lead against rookie Jerry Walker, failed to survive four innings * * * A walk, a hit batsman, a single and a throwing error by second baseman Billy Gardner brought home two Detroit runs in the first inning. Gardner threw wild on a double play relay and the ball struck Al Kaline in the head as Defending champions Paul Bada the list of two-man teams officially entered in Saturday's annual City Best Ball golf tournament at Pon- tiac Municipal course. Both ton and Bada are past city champs, Bada won the city crown two years ago while Wa- sik took the title in 1955. Bada, Wasik Defend Title who and Ed Waxik have been added to eveat. ers In an ope ning by almost heavy clouds yard course is Billy Casper round marked continuous rain and Par ‘for the 6,695 36-36—T2 the newly crowned U.S, Open champion, finished two! over par with 35-39-74. Asked if! the weather bothered him, he re- plied with a curt, “No.” July 11 will be the next city golf Starting time Saturday at the par 34-35—69 Municipal layout is 12 o'clock noon and post entries will be accepted. Trophies go to ‘the winner and runnerup while the 3rd and 4th place finishers receive golf balls. Amateur Jim Funsten of De- troit pested a 38-34—72 and fin- ished among the leaders after yesterday's first round. A Birmingham amateur, Mike _ Conroy, posted a 39-41—80 open- ~ nudge my boss about some extra dough. You know I learned a new game on the train traveling with these ‘Tigers and no one told me a straight beats three of a kind.” Winters headed home with his prediction that the Tigers would be a faster team than they were as the } 1945 champions, and he said they would win a few-more games. He was right, they did win a few more games but they still firiished second. They won the pennant in 1945 by winning 88 and were second in 1946 even | though they won 92. Yesterday the “PM” of the Tigers passed away at the age of 71. He never got the opportunity to “man- age” them tq another pennant, and he thought this could. be the year. ——— Pairings and tee-off times (post entries to be added): ing Score. The first day of the $25,000 Open the Tiger outfielder was streaking Another new entry for tomor- ‘ Jelsch and t x to first base row’s 18-hole tourney is the team ' bcLausnite eee eee en et oe ee qualific ation a disallowed protest Washingt: ‘ rr : all Teel . # “ _ 5 fracture of the left cheekbone x * te | 1-30 Gaines and Gaines; Wright acd and an eagle that helped Bayer Boston ; own a Pi ) vesreqpars RELES , ; te a3 -Wac , ESTE & RESULTS fives —- the eye. Kaline probably Other strong teams on the firing! 2 Pembroxellandl Pembroke shoot a 31 on thé® Back nine. . New York 5. Chicago 4 10 innings Pitspurgh 4. Chicago 2 will be able to return to the line- 236—Burton and Burton | AP Wirephoto — fostor Cleveland 6 Mil , Les An ‘ nt up in a week 10 da line are Bob Isgrigg-Rube Wide- 3,00-—Barker and Robertson; Pettiford Swarbrick's ace came on the | HIT BY PITCH—Tony Taylor, who was hit in the face with a Baltimore 7. Detroit ¢ Mea wenies 7 Tes averse aig’ rs. + A : — 1 Oo ayir, 4M fas “4 é lash ton 7 reme Cit 5 iyi ‘ : b P ai ; 7 man, Glerm Harding-Dick DeWitt, “ , 150-yard fifth hole, He ased a | : ° on : ' se eatecday ‘wad ‘sone — vara 6100s ne TODAY'S GAMES os Walker hit his first big league Dick Robertson - Charley Barker, -tron and the ball struck a slope | Pitched ball by Pirate pitcher Ronnie Kline yesterday, was some Oa, a "New York. 7 pin —Rell (68) Philadelphia at Chicago, 3 pm —Covley P 8 : pe . - 1 Cut 4 (64) (3-3) ¥s. Drott (1-6 home run in the third but the Andy Lindsay-Euell Smith, Jack ® on the green, rolled back and What luckier than Detroit's Al Kaline in as much as Taylor, Cub ve Ford sea) Foy. Pumnergh ot M Laue 8 pm. — Lee — - ‘ ~ * icketis «0T) Tigers bounced back with three Reynolds-Gary Looney, Bill Petti- an iCa vent dropped into the eup, second basemdn, sustained no broken bones. Kaline’s cheek was cottt is =. Renumerer oe enn (oa) CBCinnat! at Los Angeles 1 pm —-Puar ‘ . cago aston. 7-15 : sdale ¢ © Cr more runs in the fourth. Lou Ber- ford-Rufus Anderson, Bob and Joe Bayer's eagle 3 came on the ‘ractured in a game in Baltimore. Taylor stayed in a Chicago hos vac brewer 43) = eee hey (6-7) ve. Drysdale (6.3) or Craig 4 j 5 7 , ; : c ™ . , ee Kansas City at Baltimore. ° wi-nig : Fran . 1:15 SS rere “nr Ms a wn . —— and Avery and Columbus - 0>yard 12th hole, where he easjly, _Pital overnight —— «3 pm — Colm wan (2-4) and Kucks Mitwaukee st Sen rranectsee, 18 15 p double an ran ng batte : d : . _ 2 (1-3) ve Brown (3-25 1 ‘ across another with a single reached the green with his second “TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE Poiladeipnia ate Chase. — Boll ; d . ire The best ball event initiates the shot and sank a good putt. Cleveland at New York, | pr Pittsburgh et St. Lous. 1:38 pm wire * ashington pn a te 2s s pnp Ing contribute a single to a summer tournament schedule at Balding needed only 28 putts on hd = . P Chicago a Bes om lon x vores ak ees sles. bed 7 pm sixth inning uprising that produced ygunicipal under the spencorspip his round and one-putted eight ity eC 1InIcs ere Kanses City at Baltimore, 765 p = ee en Detroit's sixth run. Hoeft's wild of the Pontiac Parks and Recre. 4th Annual Open Golf greens. He was in traps on the SUNDAYS SC HEDUL? Philadelphia at Chicago. 1 pi pitch, coming with two out, scored ation Department. The Mixed To rne Set S t d té6th and 17th. but came out Rice Der ‘i a * hiecing al {2 noon or in nat rT pe Angeles. 4 4 pm ; the run Two-Ball Foursome tourney on | + y oreisey ly. reached the green and one The Pontiac Parks and Recrea- al) interested candidates should ¢ age ® ipa Ma iiimaukee at San Fre “ . * * . aj for 18 Holes putted each time tion Department will be conducting Provide thet own racquets and PACIFH. COAST Starter Don Mossi had a smooth : ‘ The irade ot _ ' \ seat ines tennis shoes, There is no change an Lest Prt Bening five-hitter working into the eighth.: e — . . Art ae i; 2 how tennis ccunics “mt two Jocations in for any of these clines Wecenare is ee Hit shutout Then a walk and Triandos’ 16th iger Box Score on aren Golf Club's 4th annual aoe neers oe 4-e7the city during the summer Tice persons interested in he sen Diege 38 Y S30 z = 4d ¢ or ‘ ayy 7 r ~ ort jane bi + home run narrowed the margin fo . iy be =a paella hee en oll FEiserwald 33 : 7s ‘Months starting next-week -ginning or advanced tennis should. salt Lake ass 3 3 pt a in Class B | a ~: -. e al >: e 2-36 - & 1 ‘ ‘yy 63. Finigan singled and Carras- DETROIT ||| BALTIMORE | Saturday with competition sched. Btl.,Bisnie 343468 Net clinics will be offered at Check with the clinic instructors Denis pe oe wT 00p quel lined his fourth home run ei 1tt eee soe? led w et unde riba {9:6 heose’ Cri 3$34- the Pontiac Central High School and register for the net program Seattle a 2 © into the left field bleachers. Now sally uae 18 woman" rierett, = ad ™ hol —_ 34-34-68 courts adjacent to Crofoot School For more information, cal] the AMERICAN ‘s AgOOC LA THON Cellar-dwelling Don Nicholie a € - it was 65 and on came Sisler to Relme cf 1001 Triandos c $133 Tomorrow's medal play tour- Don Fairrieid 338 a on Wednesday afternoons at 1:00 Parks and Recreation Department eee cn Lon ft Benne scored two unearned rufs in the apt Robinson “ty ticket a t2nt Is open to any golfer who (x0. Jonson FES for boys and girls of junior high at FE 37131. | wren orn 8 8 48 +, Ist inning and sailed to a 20 vie The ex-Boston hurler, fast be-\Briages ss 3118 Carsquel « 3324, Wishes to enter and a new goli geck Kay 3435-48 age and younger. This class will | Louisville 3% 6 )=—OS61 S$‘ tory over Pontiac Business Insti- coming the Tigers’ No. 1 stopper, Petia” 403) ote 2h 3910 bag and clubs will be awarded Tony Lema 3436-20 be conducted by: Harry Wenzel, | (st Pou 3 3 «G1 |tute behind the three-hit shutout : 4 a ae was wild and walked two batters Moss! p 3910 Welker p it as prizes. — 3-2? Pontiac Central tennis instructor. Gibson on All-Stars WESTERN DIVISION pitching of Al Levy in Class B but squirmed out of the inning. He Morgan» 00966 bPiarcdk 6909 Handicaps may be used and Boy, bucker 35-70 . Cee cath 3 3% SS 7. City League baseball ‘activity yes- was one out away from victory an’ 336104 fee” ete? players without established handi- Mee Norma “- Sio7| _Eastrections tor bers and girte | One. change (ti Uneep ter te Onan 3 FF «wf |terday at Jaycee Park. inning later until Veal kicked away) 9 Walked for Gardner in eh. b—\ cane wil! have them determined at Gwe ine 5-71 of bigh school age and adult ‘benefit polo game Saturday at 2) Kounun a ee re It was only the 2nd win of the the game-ending grounder Triandos JT ewe Bill Mawhinnes %3e 2 ment and women will be held . ae : : glee : = —a m0 sei cong the end of the round Damien Gauthier 3-9-7?) Menday through Thursday nights p.m. at the Walnut Ridge club, souTR ATLANTIC L LEAGUE, ug Stason in 10 starts for the Nicholie . Baltimore , 1 om 27 Among the outsanding golfers if Jim Seeney 36-36-72 was made today. Rich Gibson, who. Birmingham 3+ 6 toe % club, which tallied twice without ° £—Gardner, Veal. PO-A—Detroit 2-12 ~ agesy | Reka A. Molner -33—72 at beth the Pontiac Northern Chettancogs ; ot se ft a City Sports Calendar (two out when winning rum scored) Bai. the field to date are Dr. ME. Wil- Wainer Inman 42-35-72 was to have served as announcer Mobile 3 3 ve «(the benefit of a hit. Three costly gore TE. oe Dole ee oaraner and lis, club champion at Clarkston = 4-7 Gad PCH courts. Atlante 1 3 2 .2 errors let in both Nicholie vd; Bridges © o . py of * SS Aroearsod | ~-Detroit 8 Bait 1 ™ GC, Robert McGregor of Orton. rm a “ The high school and adult pro- at the contest between Birming- Neshviie — ® : fon ‘a | counters : seSUTY, LASS A—Pirates ve Shaw's Carteesel' 5--Briages. Mei," ™"“* ville and Royal Oak's Everett Mc Aeeicah taapee grams start at 7 p.m. and will ham Ramblers and the Michigan shrevepor: ot me Levy Wneelf accousied tec dels ee ee ee ‘waner fe EPR BE Se Dougald. There are 3% players en. ,€Ani Qu,arant; Cu. Wnlens be under” the guidance of Miss|Epileptic All-Stars, will, instend TER a Lect Pet. Bening Of Nicholie’s four hits otf losing waTewoaD sical sean we, Seeae 423 3 + 1 2 otered in the.event thus far tors; Walker <1). Trisndas +i) Carre. Linda ‘Bart and Dick Hall on the Play with the stars Buffalo ” 7. 8 ae hérier Larry Cates and reliever © P Oriole : aie =_ t cet Floor "Sosree Foun. 7 pm — —— Fes d : : i ; Paul Freehette is, the owner. - Senset: ‘oo wots oe ae |’ Northern Courts and Miss Susan The Epiletic -assn. is the bene- Rochaenas mo ‘1% Se Jim Conway. ontuenet Sisles (L. 3-2) 1 1 2 8 3 © manager of the nine-hole Clarkston, 8%. aL Lrsove : Johnson and Wenzel at PCH. ficiary for the game's proceeds. Miami | ....... " ; i anion awn task Get Ry Walker (Maxeen wP — course, located on Exton Road near’ ae A few tennis racquets will be The field is located at 7571 Walnut Mavens . ” “2 $ «= Nichole — veto we 248 City Beet Ball tournament, 12 holes. Ph Pe. Reupge, Tabacchi, Papa- | Walters Lake at >, rental! available, bet for the taoet part Ra. entreal . 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Cleveland, resting its staff for the weekend series, pitches rookie Larry Locke at Boston and Red Sox ended the Indians ning string at seven, 7-6 win In the lone night game, Harmon Killebrew regained the major league home run lead with his 23rd as Washington beat Kansas City 7-5, the A’s fifth straight de- feat * * * Vic Wertz drove in three runs for the Red Sox, singling home the clincher in the é@ighth and tagging the loss on peliever Mike Garcia (0-5) in Boston's first success against Cleveland. Locke, a 2> year-old right-hander just up from San Diego, broke a 2-all tie with a three-run homer in the fourth but allowed five runs and seven of Boston's 10 hits—including fifth- the. Big Series for Tribe-Yanks inning homers by Wertz and Jackie Jensen. 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Football, Basketball Cut Capac Drops CAPAC (UPI) — Football and basketball will be dropped by Capac Community Schools next — all as part of a sharp cutback forced on the Board of Educa-| tion when voters rejected a tax ike The board voted curtail the school tically next term yesterday to program dras | The board must find a way | Motor Oil Additive Made Expressly for HIGH | ESSION, HIGH HORSEPOWER ENGINES! © Anecessity with ALL types of motor oils. Keeps all the horsepower built into engines by the menufecturer. © Keeps ali moving engine parts cleon. Cures ond prevents noisy valves and lifters and sticking rings © (Cuts friction end weer. 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Purchase of sci ence and music equipment will be cutback * * * Capac High Schoo] probably wil! lose its accreditation by the Uni- versity of Michigan, the board said The university threatened to lift the school from its accredited list Half day sessions for first grad-. a year ago when similar cuts were ers and elimination of att octoring By DR. CARY. shop’ ordered. Your Golf MIDDLECOFF b PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Hitting behind the ball. DIAGNOSIS: Dropping the right shoulder. TREATMENT: If your golf swing is executed prop- erly, the right shoulder comes around and ; the downswing progresses. But this should be a gradual 4 process — not a quick drop at the start of the downswing. When the right shoulder does drop quickly and abruptly at the start of the downswing, the clubhead will almost always hit the ground before it hits the ball. And that’s no way to play decent golf! Here's a simple way to avoid this fault — * just swing normally hard without trying to put more power than you have into the shot. kill the ball! A key point here is one I feel must be stressed sev- eral times a year because it's so important—START THE DOWNSWING SLOWLY AND SMOOTHLY. oo LOS, RR Qe PRE I under as In short—quit trying to coatiine, DaL cae edieaadaeiidainalindie ci cating, Relics atiah atk ds diene he from the dealer whose name appears below. Enclosed é 3 SURRY is 50¢ in coin for which please mall me the Rand McNally Sa, SNA Rood Atlas end Radio Guide. ry Pe IER 6 ; : Bob Mineweaser’s | Se List price $15.00 North Side Sporting Good * THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL : $] 0* WILSON ; TENNIS RACQUET WILSON GOLF EQUIPMENT HARWOOD SOFTBALLS 1214 N. Perry _ FE 4.5393 _ Plenty of Free Parking , Perry at Madison | oe | ll ia es A eee * \ | pet “THE PONTIAC PRESS," FRIDAY, SUNE 19, 1959 | | Ay, ( eee oe, THIRTY-ONE Teeing Of { By BILL CORNWELL Al.Time Total On June 30 of last year the Pontiac Parks and Rec-| reation Department put a youth golfing program into’ effect at Municipal Golf Course. It followed closely on Of 1 Golfers the heels of their free golf plan for city people 65 years| old and over. | The youth program, which extends free playing priv-0 Play Monday ileges to Pontiac boys and girls from 12 through 17 years of age once a week during the summer months,,| Only 8 to Get Berths en be pais again this year and is now in force at! for National Tourney the city links. | City youngsters will be ety Denver happy to know that they! jaway with the honors this week in| For a while, at least, it’s going can play golf free of char BE the Woman's Silver Lake Golf|to be mies ee on ~ - League. Mrs. Gibson had a low Course in t e sectional qual- at ihe swings Lathes score of 25, eight strokes bet-| ifying rounds for the National Pub- each Monday from 9 a.m." » elg ving oe y ‘|ter than her nearest rival, Mrs. lic Links tournament. to 3 p.m. until Sept. 1 upon Don Fillmore. | The 1959 sectional qualifiers presentation of an identi-| Mrs. Paul Castleberry carded a) are male sont romge 2 at ai , sy four on No. 2 to win the blind hole} chard © am anter vn ten card before een g vison and she shared low putt} Country . Clubs and 321 golfers or. istered for the trials. The previous record entry, set last year, was 255. _ * The Pontiac YWCA has formed sued at the Parks and Recreation) * * office upon request after presenta- tion of proof of age and residence. laurels at 15 with Mrs. Edward) frem throughout the state, an | Identification cards will he is-'Daltof*and Mrs, Harry Freeman., all-time record total, have reg- rowded Field for Publinx Qualifying pk x * * Giants Rap Cincinnati, 8-3 Braves Cling By The Associated Press | The Braves, whe won only two Milwaukee's battered braves, of the five games at Los An- still breathing hard after almost! geles, built a 7-0 lead in four blowing a ‘seven-run lead at Los) immings, getting one in the sec: | Angeles, trudge into San Francis- ond when loser Stan Williams co with a half-game Nationa!) gave up a bases-loaded walk, ‘League lead tonight for the opener| and adding four in the -third. golf of a three-game set against the) three on Mickey Vernon's second Stuart's pinch-hit homer after Cub)—by Walt Moryn in the fifth and | heme ran ef the season, Then Del Crandall’s 10th home run scored two in the fourth for the clinchér against Johnny Klipp- | stein. The Dodgers got to work in | their fourth, scoring three on four | in five games for the Giants, whe jhits and a walk that chased Bob have picked up two games on the Rush — who had pitched perfect Braves While playing no better bal! for three frames. Bob Trow than .500 ball in their last 18 bridge gave up a two-run, 400-foot decisions, homer by Duke Snider in the mildly menacing Giants. The Braves clung to that slim) lead with a 7-6 victory over the) |Dodgers last night after the Gi- ants had rapped Cincinnati 83 jin an afternoon game. | 4¢ -was-only the second victery \Directors Hear George’s Case ; INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The 17 :directors of tae U.S. Auto Club, scattered from New York to Cal- jifprnia, will be called into an ex- jtraordinary sestion around June * * * * * * ‘27 to consider the case of race ‘driver Elmer Geerge of Indian- | apolis. , * * it The USAC Executive Commit- e ‘tee, which customarily .rules on } misconduct charges, voted Thurs- O im ed day for a full board hearing on accusations that George violated ‘rules and then slygged an official at Langhorne, Pa., last Sunday. 1giving up five hits in his 4.1/3 in- now 16-0. since May 30, *%8,)——————___________—_ nings of relief, blanked the Cubs on three singles * * * in a five-inning job, his longest An RBI single by Bob Skinner chore of the season ,and Bill Virdon’s sacrifice fly did Chicago had only two, hits in \it for the Pirates. Their other runs the first eight innings against Ron came in the seventh on Dick Kline, but both were home funs Special Limited Time! Wallbond in white, interior and exterior. Ty Reg. $5.95 Value, Now 50% Off We sell Selirite paints, var- starter Moe Drabowsky had al- pinch-hitter Jim Marshall in the jlowed only one hit for six innings.| eighth. Bill Henry (5-3) was the Face. the Major’s top winner and loser in relief. “ ! Boe, Bantin Come Close Two No-Hitters Spoiled The department prefers birth cer- * eg league hn —_— : ~*~ * * The main menace to Milwaukee's Sixth, then needed Don MeMa- ni. pitchers had no hitters Pouce eines 00 3 6 nishes and floor finishers, tificates for verification of age. eo on m sa - * Of the 321 playing the cut-throat bid for a third straight pennant hon’s relief after the Dodgers spoiled early by singles In City Mudge and Fenety, Larrison Jobmsor held each Thursday at the cit¥ -ompetition, only eight will earn’at the moment is the Braves’ own scored another in the eighth on Conbail games last night and Fuller wallpaper, steps and exten- The identification card, with course starting at 9 a.m. Entry (ye:ths in the National Public Linksisorry slump. They've lost 10 of; Wally Moon's third hit, a double ¢§ « # Mospita! 000 010 x28 i ° a two-by-two picture attached, is epen to all YWCA members l tourney” which is scheduled July 18 2 of 20 and seven of their McMahon finally saved it for Trow Gene Boe fired = 50 one-hitter Burnett and Perez Layion Brown at sion ladders, all sizes. must be shown each time the | and Mrs. Carolyn Francis, “Y" (131 a+ Wellshire Golf Club in last 11 ‘bridge, gaining his first decision, ”..” the Elke against Denis & player registers at Municipal. golf instructor, is the league Denver. Colo : Just a month ago tonight. they by fanning Moon in the ninth perks indie only american ose CITY SOFTBALL STANDINGS MACHINE RENTALS Registration prior to each nine sponsor. | * * * won their sixth in a row and took With the tying run on second contest _ : American League 5 hole reund Is compulsory. Morey Konop and Dr. Alfred) Monday's gigantic field will be- a 4'a-game lead. — largest of the Oriande Cepeda, 4-for5 and He also led his own. cause Stadium Inn 6 1 Merchants x4 : Retaining. the free playing privi- Bleier are the new champions of gin teeing off at 6 0'clock in the;season in the NL — with an 8! picking up nine points for a -345 mien rn bingte ‘ kedee 08 WE allo a lege is simple enough. All golfers the annual spring best ball tourna-j;mortiing on the Orchard and Tam/decision at San Francisco average, drove in the Giants’ tcaklever ea - . and rs d Eixs 6:6 4 4 DenisdHerks 2 6 i are asked merely to observe a ment at Tam O'Shanter Country/|layouts and despite this early start| While the Braves and Giants first two runs and scored an, vietione: ts a ééiter Topps National Loages few rules of the game, such.as re- Club. Koop and Bleier won the,a “threat of darkness’ finish is have been shadow boxing, Pitts-- other in a decisive, three-run | * ‘ ‘ . 1 wh. placing divots, practicing good title with a 1-up victory over Henry anticipated by Publinx officials. iburgh's third place Pirates have fifth after the Reds had gained ca es .- 4 é ae as . s “ . golf etiquette and following stand- Spiro and David Schwartz in the) iy an attempt to speeq up been on the move. They made it a 22 tie, Jackie Brandt's two a My pure’ | “e is Pig Bear $ ) Buttercup 7s Supplies ard playing procedures. final match | play and get a daylight finish, Six out of eight yesterday, beat- run double capped the rally that sy a * ee jee ike Sie Huron Bowl ¢ 4 SHORT PUTTS <_« * Mey loeherg, president of the jin the Chicago Cubs 42 in 13, handed dee Nusha® a 3:6 ree: | Oo 1 Cyloners took sole pos Pleees tesa 418 Oakland Ave. FE 5-3144 : allo r , i ; . innings in only other. game ord. ‘ : Mrs. Robert Gibson really ran Bet ee Gee er ce | eee oo lechegules as- unbeaten reliever; * * * session of 2nd place in the Inter- Spor! Shop i i Hospital " ‘ (Actess from Wisner Scheel) his golf instruction “clinic for | ers shooting 85 or higher for the |Elroy Face won his 11th. | Stu Miller (4.3) won it, although ational .-~ « Grit» : s3 Rogers 1% women on Wednesday afternoon first 18 holes will be eliminated | ~~ Klso in the. HL, Sedet Shop’=-- esis See 4 next week instead of Tuesday. from the field for the afternoon | round, walloped Pontiac Police 11-1 and State | The one-hour clinic will start at | Teeberg went on to say that cer- * ~ * jtain rules would be rigidly en- Joy Fair Hit y 1:30 p.m. Racewa Wall Area hole-in-one report: Dr, H.|forced and penalties invoked for iL. Roland aced the 134-yard 13th their violation. _ hole at North Hills with a 7-iron a + * Local drivers started fout as if and Theodore Spinek of Madison’ Siow play and- practice putting they were going to monopolize the Heights shot the ball into the cup after holing out each will be sub- program in the Thursday night.on the 17>yard 2nd hole at Glen-’ ject to a two-stroke penalty. de- Modified races at the Detroit hurst clared the MPGA prexy. Metropolitan Speedway, but a ser- Golfers who pass the 84-or-lower ies of accidents sidelined several qualifying hurdle in the morning of them. will switch courses for their final Johnny Wallace posted ‘fast round in the afternoon time’ with a clocking of 26.49 sec- aa onds for one circuit.of the banked clay: half-mile track. doy Fair placed second in the * * * The Birmingham Jaycees hold their Junior golf tourney this Saturday at Birmingham CC and the Pontiac Chapter’s annual event comes up June 29 at Mu- nicipal. Petty Wins 100-Miler * * * COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP) — Lee qualifying trials only to crash | Dr. Jim Murray of Kalamazoo|Petty of Randelman, N.C., put on into the retaining wall when his fired a 36-hole total of 149, five|® late surge to win the 100-mile throttle stuck and demolished over par, to win the Michigan |Grand National Circuit late model the front suspension of his car. (Dental tourney at Blythefield CC} Jimmy McCune of Toledo, Ohio, in Grand Rapics. Dr. Murray who dead-heated with Mickey Kat-|SCored rounds of 72-77. Speedway last night. He drove a 1959 Plymouth. stock car race at the Columbia | The Tigers will supply the bats | ‘Gromek is Supervisor Tigers Hold Flint Camp | } DETROIT—Boys and young men tests in fundamentals and the try-. between the ages of 16 and 22 tyjocts will concitde Fiesday with & ] |Genesee and Oakland counties wilh)regulation nine-inning jhave an opportunity next week to\fween picked teams of the ( try out for careers in professional Advanced aspirants to determi baseba!! their competitive qualities - _ | In charge will be Steve Grome’ j Detroit Tigers will con former major league pitching star | duct the tryouts at Atwood Stad- who is now engaged by the Tigers | tum in Flint Monday and Tues- for the express purpose of super day, June 22-23. Sessions will | start each morning at 10 o’- clock and run right om through | Guring the Summer months | the noon hour te 2 o'clock. t game vs Participants are required to| bring their own spikes and gloves. | jand baits. B | ‘The first day will be devoted t| lin to co-win the season's opener last year at the Mt. Clemens oval, had the checkered flag all to hi F rf if H If d Tilt , : 2 re a o him- | self this year. Fi allowing McCune | 0 el / q e | New Basketweave F ence under the finish flag was Bud Wil-!* son of Dexter driving a car owned in Waterford League by John Wilson of Highland. Chuck Partello of Rochester fin-| Not one of the three Waterford ' ished third, Jack Harvey placed Recreation League softball games fourth, Norm Rust of -Milford|set for last night went regulation sprinted under the checkered flag | distance. One was ended in the: in eleventh. first inning, ‘a 2nd game was) In 3-Piece Sections halted in the 6th, and a Little! |Leagues contest wound up in the Sth frame. 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Get Dad a gift box of a. i th kk a oe Ae ae We a, ie es ery A Ss PS Se ewe re Tres SF Fe t. hie) ze3e | SF 8 , oy ey Cre eee ' . en" Po eS ee ee Ls ¥ : fi a ¢ | ? P| ‘ : } ; " ry] if a : % | / , | Jy 4 7 | | Poe tg THIRTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE. 19, 1959 , Lass Chall Prefers Rest G AAS F 9 ed | i ge giles RE a ae joumey ravoreG | Tennis Tantrums Mar Floyd, Ingemar Opposites in Drills | tAP) —. Johansson said. yesterday Johansson ‘hasn't neglected box- If ever two heavyweights ap- 4 ‘round session in the ring , ing and road work, but his theory ached championship _ fight “After that I just walk and rest’ is that once he has achieved top ghia! sia . and soak up energy."’ condition, the relaxed approach with more divergent (raining) patterson, in his Chatham, N.J., will bring him up to the fight in methods than Floyd Patterson and’ camp, plans to keep right on better physical and mental con- Ingemar Johansson, it must have! working up to the day before the dition, been when Max Baer was bewild- fight, even though his handlers! « see] myself getting stronger ering boxing experts. think he is close te peak form. and stronger, " he explained seri- Johansson, the Swedish chal- The champion did no boxing! pysly “I shadow box before a lenger who'll try to lift the world yesterday but ran four miles a8 | mirror and always I see my good title from Patterson next Thurs- jjsijal and later went for a long right hand hitting him and kiock- day night, winds up the hard work walk wifh his sparring partners. ing him out. It happens again of training here today ‘He plans to box today, tomorrow, It'x very nice.” * * * Sunday and possibly Monday. And “I finished my roadwork today, he'll continue road work until I finish my boxing tomorrow, siWwednestsy ne _~ em: a neoprene Posies tor U.S. Matmen MOSCOW (AP)—Eight tired but] Tt is the first trip to Russia for’ (hanason ays thats heer. acc eonfident members of the U. S.jall of the Americans. Four Of | sense. wrestling team arrived here five them wrestled the Russians in the He admitted he had broken hh hours late Thursday night on their;United States last year. Then the. right thumb in seven places hack wiet grapplers dominated their'in 1949 and that he had bruised GROSSINGER, N. Y after and again Ingemar’s right hand—good or otherwise--has been the subject _lof considerable speculation during ‘the training period. He has used it very seldom against his spar- lring partners. And there was a story going around that he still is troubled by hand injuries in- \curred in his amateur days. Jo- trip from New York via Amster 5 dam tour, They are Terry McCann ofjhis left hand in knocking out Despile the delay a dozen mem-: Tulsa, Okla, Jerry Hoke of the Ernest Fann in a Golden Gloves hers of the Soviet Sports Commit- Marine Corps, Newt Copple of bout in Chicago in 1951 tee watted at the rainy airport to Linealn, Neb and Frank Dosen Now my hands don't give me give each American a bouquet of Mayet of San Francisco any trouble at all,’ he said flowers. ‘Ihe Americans wrestle, After Saturday's competition “When | was younger | didn't for the first time Saturday night the Americans also will appear In know how to bandage my hands in the Lenin Stadium Sports Pal matches at’ Kiev, teningrad- @n-sjow—t-do--4 don't tet anyhedy ace, which can hold 20,000 -Phist bandage them for me and IJ get jthem just right,” The articulate challenger also idiscussed the matter of speed, since Patterson has a reputation as a swift puacher. 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ROCHESTER wpthbah a a << am -Buick | OL 1-8133 l in LeMans Test - American Drives Sports Car to Near Record in Trial for Big Race nia driver Dan Gurney came close to the track record Thursday night with a trial lap that made his streamlined red Ferrari a fa- vorite for the Le Mans 24-hour isports car endurance race. ' Ferraris swept the top three | spots in the trials and dampened iBritish hopes that Jaguars or As- ton-Martins might wrench the coveted sports car trophy from the Italian firm which won last year. The best British cars could do was fourth by a Jaguar driven by Masten Gregory of Kansas City. Gurney, teamed with French champion Jean Behra as co |taken over in the London cham- LE MANS (AP)—Lanky Califor-| bigger LONDON @®—Tennis and pre-Wimbledon nerves have! pionships at Queens’ Club. i: ae ae Officials were ready for even outbursts in today’s semi- finals of the men's singles, in Alex Olmedo of Peru plays Ram- anathan Kirshnan of India and Action at Wimbledon. tantrums rounded up four spectators and which American Davis Cup 8€/nated Earl Buchholz of St. ‘Louis, 0-6, 6-1, 6-1. Neale Fraser meets Frank Gor- man in an all-Australian affair. Yesterday several players dis- played minor outbursts of tem- per after losing or making poor shots, Rackets were hurled in the air and flung to the ground, balls were banged out of court, umpires were abused and the ball girls reprimanded for moving while play was in progress or for not picking up balls at the net, x * driver for the race which starts! Saturday, sped his lap at an aver-| age speed of, 199.176 kilometers | was 4:03.3, just 4.6 seconds off the | 1957 record set by the late Mike | Hawthorn in a 4liter Ferrari. The| | engine capacity limit this year is’ ‘three liters. | three liters. Bye Bye Bird 4 \Keeps Winning Byrd, driven by Clint Hodgins, mile from the finish and went on to a half-length victory in the) $40,750 Good Time Pace at Yon-| kers Raceway Thursday night. The 4-year old son Poplar Byrd, | owned by Mr. and Mrs. Red C.' |Larkin of Chicago, paced the mile ‘in 1:59 3-5. | For his fourth victory in seven starts this year, Bye Bye Byrd ‘paid $9.40 and boosted his earn-! ings for 1959 to $56,767. He was a recent winner at Ha- zel Park, Mich. Unranked Netter Sar, "Pot Southern Meet—: | BIRMINGHAM, Ala w—The tar of the 74th Southern Lawn ; Assn. tennis tournament so far is Louis. Justina Bricka, who came into the tournament unranked, staged} =. bie upset when she beat top- eded Laura Lou Kunnen in split sets Wednesday, 6-4, 6-4. | And Thursday the tomboyish | player ousted the No. I ranked | ‘Woman player in the south, San-| dra Loubat of Shreveport, La-, by | \the same score, 6-4, 6-4. | Miss Bricka, who won the Na-| itional Indoor Championship for girls when she was 13, goes into| ithe semifinals today and possibly | ‘against Carol Hanks, also of St. Louis, her doubles partner with | St. whom she is ranked No. 6 na-| tionally in junior rankings. Signs With Eagles PHILADELPHIA western halfback Willmer Fowler | signed a contract with the Phila-' | delphia Eagles. He will play with \the College All-Stars against Balti-| more Aug. 15. (123.7 miles) per hour. His time | | sisted on linesmen being ap- YONKERS, N.Y. «—Bye Bye| pointed stepped into the lead a mre | ‘a pert little 16-year-old miss from| 11952 and again in 1955, was by far the biggest achievement of her, | colfing eareer to date. ~ . # | (®— North- Barry Mackay, former Univer- rt of Michigan star, who earned he tag ‘‘the gentle giant” in earl- ier rounds, lost in a fit of temper! after being beaten in the quarter-; fina] 4-6, 6-2, He crashed a foot through his, racket, He stalked off court mut-| |tering, “I’m mad, mad about los-| ing.’’ | Bob Mark of Australia, showed | signs of temperament in his} match with Olmedo. After the | umpire reversed two calis he in- Teale who won 12-10, 62 Saugatuck Girl Tourney Winner Patti Shook Captures | Spring Lake Title by {ff Beating Ex-Champ | SPRING LAKE (UPI) — A 16. year-old Saugatuck girl today held | Western Michigan's top_ women’s ‘golf championship. * | Patti Siok won the Spring wake! Women's Open golf tournament| yesterday by defeating former two-} time champion Mrs, Edgar two | ;nolds of Lansing, 5 and 4, in the| |championship match. | Patti, a junior at Saugatuck | high, is the daughter of Sauga- tuck golf club professional Lorin Shook, | Eighty of Western Michigan's} |top women golfers took part in | the tournament which began with | qualifying rounds Monday. Patti |copped medalist honors that day |by firing an 82, eight over the |ladies par of 74 for the 6,049-yard | Spring Lake course. * *® * Her victory over Mrs. Reynolds, |who won the Spring Lake title in! ~~ * bY defeating 1958 champion Mrs. | Jack Scripsema of Grand Rapids, | 5-3, while Patti defeated Nancy| iW ay of Grand Rapids, 3-1, in her | semi-final round. ; Js 6-3 by Gorman, Pea Mrs. Reynolds got into the finals f * " oe Tube-type plus tax end recappable tire patel ete toon taht as WHITEWALL | i” 6.70-15 Tube-type plus tax ond recappable tire EASY TERMS Guaranteed BONDED g Brake pity at High quality lining. 1,000 " q mile adjustment. 30,000 miles or 1-year ae | a at 2 : FREE INSTALLATION ovars the be et Wo ORDINART® MUFFLERS ta Money ne : ricer gu Yo ne Completely installed ae SB88 Kuhn Auto Service 149 West Huron Street FE 2-1215 f | t | Your breath never tells . Collins... or with any beverage. 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Civic.and baseball of-\the owners can change the rules New York franchise in the new who was descwibed by Shea as| ficials in Buffalo, Minneapolis, To- of their ‘millionaires’ club” point-'circuit were miembers of three|‘‘owning half of Canada.” ronto and Arlington, Tex., hailed ed out, however, that such objec-| wealthy and famous sports-minded} —Dwight F. Davis Jr., and ‘the announcement. tions could be brushed aside if the| families, [George Herbef t Walker. sons of FREE INCTALLATION! The major question, pointed out) plans for the new league look fa-| ve. charies Payson, |the donors of the Davis Tennis) Bam ; eee by Frick, appeared to. be whether|vorable, They expect the OWNETS'| ister of John = goth) Whit. |Cup and Wal? .er Golf Cup, respec-| uaa YEAR CUARANTES . : ' quality of that type, you'll settle' there would be enough time under position to crystalize sometime! ov, U.S. ambassador to Great i tively, . Where the required 200 players'for a half-dozen players. | baseball rules for the new fran-)around the July 7 All-Star game. Britain and co-owner with her | The New “York group has been would be obtained has long been | “But there are thousands ol ois ee ceeeern ts er — = oa hes paamern wegen : 04 brother of the Greentree racing |assured tha { the city will finance an_ obstacle to baseball expansion 2544 ball players. allover the operate i. “sig Hs] “one ee Comat Secoan July 2 and 15. { stables. 'a new 52,09 )-seat-capacity stadium NEW YORK. (UPI) — Baseball; jobs provided we sheulg create, Commissioner Ford Frick and el-) them through the expansion of der - statesman Branch Rickey) our game,” Frick said. voiced confidence today that the! Rickey said in Pittsbourgh that produce the Saree ead to! of course, there aren't many form a projected third major| “usials, or Mayses or Williamses league. er Aarons. But if you insist on John are coop thee termes wa in the Flug hing: Meadow area, site PENMAN — Rocky Colavito, home-run_hitting Clevelangj -out- fielder is pestered for auto- plans. It was the big question [jnited states There are more. : Shea disclosed yesterday thati —Mrs, Dorothy Killam, million-/ of the ol@ World Fair grounds on asked by big league players them- selves in a United Press Interna- tional survey after yesterday's dis- closure that the formation of a new 100 million dollar league will be announced next month. “The players will develop if we can make the jobs for them,” said Frick, who at the same time said other considerations involving basebali law made him “neutral on the plans for a third league, “We have enough confidence in the country’s. econ- omy to believe it can fill 200 new ,the American said they wanted to} ichairman of the New York mayor's) ibaseball committee, yesterday. “7 don’t want to dash cold Wa- ter on the project, nor do I want te sound over-enthusiastic,” said Frick, “But under the rules of baseball, the cluh owners would have to have six months notice on matters like this be- fore they can take them up at the league meetings. Basebali law alse stipulates that the new league would have te have franchises organized 1¢ months before the start of a season.” than ever before in history.” Riekey, inventor of the game’s farm system and the man who breke its unwritten color barrier by hiring Jackie Robinson, even had a proposal for a new World Series alignment. “Hold the series in three cities instead of two and double the rev- enue,” said ol’ Branch with a thoughtful puff on his cigar, League presidents Warren Giles of the National and Joe Cronin of} graphed baseballs everywhere. Bass Anglers Optimistic oreeneeieneners on Eve of Season Opener , . Metropolitan area fishermen to- Gay were optimistic over prospects for start of the state's 1959 bronze- back season that gets under way Saturday. The black bass season is the last of the state's angling seasons’ to start, Seasons for trout and other fish opened in April. The Pontiac Press annual —_—— See or Cal] Us Today | For GUARANTEED Speedometer Service three-way “big fish derby” also with | gill. No angler may win in more than one division. the county’s many lakes, and con- | servation officers, report condi- |tions are excellent ‘or good ‘catches. The cooler nights of this | ‘week may have a tendency to Boat liverymen on most of the F |Long Isla@ nd. Long Island has un- |dergone 1 he most rapid expansion lin populf ition in New York in the Eight Olympic Champions 222.2... oun. Vie for Honors in AAU ise for po? sible franchises are Mon- treal, Jdouston, Toronto, Minneapo- BOULDER, Colo, @—Ejight/stiff challenge from Ray Norton, inating enough of them to get down Olympie champions — and seven|and Bobby Poynter, both of Santo ‘eight teams. We have been in lis-St. Ft. W orth. world record holders, along with’ Jose State, and Billy Woodhouse coy tact with all the/other cities! “L don't want to speak for any some 440 other athletes, are vying/Pf Abilene (Tex) Christian Col- interested but they’ must ‘make! Paul, Buffalo and Dallas-| ‘us ‘for honers in the National AAU track. and field championships to-' day and tomorrow. Bids to International competi- tions, including summer tours is i, go to the top finishers in' the 21 events. The 1-2 men in each’ competition wil] form the United, States dual team matched against the Russians in Philadelphia July, 18-19, The top three in each event earry the stars and stripes into the Pan American games at Chicago Aug. 27-Sept. 7. Others will be chosen for teams that tour several European countries this summer, 1958 CHAMP — Oakland coun- ty’s bass fishermen (and wom- en, too) Saturday begin the 1959 state season, and at the same time open competition in The Press annual big fish derby. Few, if any champions in the bass division have ever repeat- ‘ed, but last year’s winner, Mrs. Charlie (Noreen) Raglitz of White Lake (above) with her 6- pound, 84g-ounce entry) may try again. Championship finals are sched-| uled at mile-high Folsom stadium late today in the 100 meter dash, | 110 meter high hurdles, 400 meter| hurdles, 10,000 meter run, high} COMPARE THESE SAVINGS! “Make of | Dealer's | Owr | Car List , Price lege. jth eir own announcements. Certain) Merrow, Norton and Wood- |# nounts have been pledged by! house have run the 10-yard dash dll interested cities." are ou -in world record-equalling 9.3 sec- | Reaction to Shea's @isctosiires, Ferd | $30.80 $ 9.95/520.85 “ onds. Rincluded the following: Piymesth | __27.00_| 0-95) 17.06 . Chevrolet) 25.30 | 9.95 15.35 Defending champion Parr —Buffaio club president John Cadac | 47.80 | 12.95) 34.85 Chrysler | 37.35 | 12.95) 94.40 O'Brien's try for a world recor¢y, Stistmeier: “We're ready to go in the shotput is another highligh? "®W- ' know we're being con- today, He'll be vying with four! sidered but all such information others-whe've pushed -the shot ps must come from New York.” the 60-foot mark. O'Brien's wad) —Gerald Moore, chairman of the mark is 63 feet 2 inches. | Metropolitan Area Sports Commis- «x * * tsion of Minneapolis-St. Paul: “Tf O'Brien's chief challengers, are this third major league is formed, Dallas Long, Southern Calif nia’s/ then this territory becomes the Open Dark § Sq freshman sensation, and Lt, Bil) Property of that third major Nieder, ex-Kansas Uniworsity !eague.” great. Long has a 63-7 he@ve up| —Millionaire sportsman Jack for consideration as a world, mark. Kent Cooke of Toronto: “Isn't it! Hayes Jones of Eastern Michi- Wonderful? Speaking for the Maple| gan, defending AAU clyimpion, Leafs, we would expect to be in- | leads a star-studded field in the|Vited to join the league.” 110 meter high hurdles tod ay. He'll) —Mayor Tommy Vandergriff of at ALL 3 SHOPS! jump, hammer throw, broad jump) battle 1956 Olympic champion Lee| Arlington, Tex., chairman of a} and shotput. }Calhoun and Wjrston-Siilem Col-,Dallas-Tarrant County committee ~*~ * * |lege’s Elias Gilbert, Jwnes leads promoting a major league team: Interest centers on the 100 where/ this year with a 13.6 sitconds mark ‘‘Construction of physical facilities! ‘bring the big, fighting bronzebacks ito the surface for some fast and ‘furious plug and. fly-fishing. Scott Speedometer Service Lexington (Pentiac) FE 2-2900 | With good weather boatmen in- dicated that a record turnout of ‘anglers may be had during the weekend. . Pentiac Press Phote defending champion Bobby Mor-) row, hampered by a leg injury, ifor the past two weeks, faces a ‘egistered 13.7. 4 i Some of our best 4] | University cage star, said he was)» Baldwin, the Aces and J&A| rs were Widget victors | 8. Qual red » Quality assu by Midas Muffler uarantee good rom coast-to- coast. DRIVE IN TODAY! MIDAS murrce® SHOPS deo © itt tee OPEN MON. NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P.M ; | sional basketball with Cincinnati,” our Cub managers, has retired as the jteam’s. traveling secretary after CINCINNATI ® — Wayne Ebry, his 1959-60 contract with the Cin-| cinnati Royals pro basketball team, thus deciding against professional football. tice games, Pontiac Boys Club and J&R) Auto Stores were Class E winners | in opposite type game. St. Michael | | offered a contract with the New York Giants pro football club. EP deel thiy tutus Ue is pokes on ee eee Bros. were other successful teams, Pete Vasquel pitched a one- hitter and got two of his team's three safeties — both doubles — to pace the Boys Club over Our Lady of Refuge, 5-1. He struck out 11. J&R nipped Tel-Huron 11-10 by getting four in the 5th on one hit. Michigan Team Takes Net Title TOLEDO, Ohio (#—Southeastern, the athlete said. Lewis Retires as Cubs’ Traveling Secretary CHICAGO (AP) — Bob Lewis, who served under nipe Chicago 33 years. Don Biebel, 27, a former catcher from Menasha, Wis., succeeds Lewis, who will remain’ with the club in an advisory capacity. Tigers Eying Farmhand The answer to Detroit's first base problem may be down on the farm — away down at Birming- ay sa in ore Cass Bp mer Michigan captured its fourth. ern Assn. Jay e, a 22-year-old, . . | 6-foot-2, 200-pounder, is flailing the | Straight Junior Wightman Cup Miami Ace Ricks Variety of Thrills for Junior Fans | Followers of the city junior base-'St. Mike triumph although three hits for the losers 6-foot 8 sophomore center, signed hall leagues saw a little of every- of winners’ five safeties were for|combined for a one-hitter for the Quebec City thing in yesterday's round of prac: extra bases. Play was halted|Aces in a 9-1 verdict over the Wild trea) Rovals jafter 514 innings because of dark- | Dogs. a ness, Baldwin belted the Fighting 69ers 23-1 in 2%4 frames with five The 240-pound former Mia m 4l outscored Ritter’s Market 15-10 in pitchers giving up 16 walks and 7) Knights Boost | Two chuckers | day Nash slammed three home | runs and a double featuring a | 28-4 J&A romp over Met Club. Roy Taylor contributed a grand slam hemer and two singles. Don Nicholie scored a run on three errors and a passed bal! but was blanked from then on in a 2-1 Lytell victory. Dave Jones and Scoring three in the Ist, Preston Lead Over Jets &3.2°=—""* 6s Defending City Kings 2% Games Behind K.C. ing of Mike Painchaud. Larry| | After 4-2 Loss ito jead the attack. The defending champion Jets found themselves trailing the front-, running Knights of Columbus by | 2% games last night after taking, a 42 beating from the K. of C.| team in Class A City League base- ball action at Wisner Field. The K.C. club wasted no time sewing up the decision. The Knights scored four times in the Ist inning as singles by Al Bark- ley and Ernie Zubalik and Stu | handed the Blue Racers a 90 whitewashing on the one-hit pitch- Skinner had a double and triple Prof's Son New Prep Net Champ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. wm — Bill Lenoir, a skinny blond with a game like that of Pancho Se- gura, is the new National Scho- lastic tennis king. The 17-year-old son of a Uni- versity of Arizona law professor AHL Frarichises falo, Rochester, Providence and_| over the 120-yard high hurdies./could be done, I believe there is | Calhoun and Gilbert “have each|the necessary time to form a pro-| gram and pursue it to its com-| pletion by 1961.” BONDED BRAKES SHOPS a Canadian €lubs_ f Expected-to-Ask- } WANTED Customers Who Look for Lower Initial Cost, HERSHEY, Lower Maintenance Cost and Higher Resale Value Pit. (AP) — The Acrs and the Mon- of \fe Quebec League of Canada are «txpected to petition \for franchises turing the Ameri-. \can Hockey League's three-day | meeting whichy begins here next | Wednesday. ~ * * , Lloyd Blir@o, general manager of the Heyshey AHL club and league board member, said that jadmission of the two Canadian | clubs woul A greatly increase trav-' lel costs. i * * * He als») said that if the two are accepteci, the league would have i ,to be split into two divisions. The “BS of ileague presently has six mem- bers: Hershey, Cleveland, Buf.’ ab “reves si] FE 8.4541 Massachusetts Puts GARNER GROGAN oe Alias: GRINNING GROGAN OK on Sugar’s Title Alias: GROGGY GROGAN BWEW YORK (UPI) — The door (From Making Too Many Good Deals) Mwas opened today for Sugar Ray. f Robinson to defend his iddle- D B G mb! comms weight crown mcaiaat Paul Pender on t e G a er GO RAMBLER! e at Boston this summer. Robinson announced he had re- bes ‘ceived a telegram from the Mas- won the champlenship yester- {sachusetts Boxing Commission, | day with a 6-1, 346, 7-5, 63 [recognizing him as champion. triumph over John Karabasz of | The Massachusetts Commission Coral Gables, Fla. Lenoir had jis a member of the National Box- been ranked No. 1 and Kara- ing Association, which stripped TUES. THRU SAT. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. 256 S. SAGINAW . Next te Jerome Olds FE 2-1010 Member America’s Only Coast-to-Coast Net- work of Exclusive Auto Muffier Shops ball at a .384 clip and has hit 11| round robin tennis title yesterday. | homers and driven in 48 runs in| ‘The Michigan team, which did 53 games. Cooke is a left-handed! poe drop a waste match in the | ™ and an error by center field- swinger, Gail Harris and i eighth annual regional tourney | °T Gene Cox accounted for the Dell's double each delivered one REWARD > Yourself to the Best Deal in Our History During Our June and July Sales Festival BILL SPENCE - Rambler 211 S. Saginaw, Pontiac FE 8-4541 ‘Osborne, who have been splitting) tor giris 21 and under, blanked | ter. first base’ chores for the Tigers.) the Ohio Valley squad 5-0 in the | A walk to Felix Brooks, Chet laa 158 and .227, respec- featured match today. | Woodmore's single, a two-base er- bass No, 2. jSugar Ray of his 160-pound crown ively. __ The big surprise of the three-|"°F by 2nd baseman Barkley and} The doubles title was won for on May 4 for inactivity. |another single by Al Hayward pro-|the second year in a row by the| Robinson is still recognized as |day tourney was recorded by Sue! duceg two runs for the Jets in the/Coral Gables team of Karabasz,champion by the New York State, 547 North Perry Street, Corner Glenwood (Formerly Townsend's) Miller of Toledo. Miss Miller up-|3rd frame. : land Frank Froehling. They routed|Athletic Commission, not a mem- ended Sue Hodgeman of Kalama-| Jerry Taylor pitched the distance John Vinton and Curtis Myers of;ber of the NBA. 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He believes that vast arma- develop any skill at their jobs, fanaticism“ according to an old hand from ond statesmen he accuses| Scotland Yard. | * * of pushing the werld to-) The gun, the bludgeon and the wards global war agid nu-| fist, he noted, have largely re- j inflation. placed the finesse that many old-C/€ar anninila time lawbreakers used to bring to. For a year, he has devotdd more) ‘time to his ‘personal crusade for their chosen profession ie Scotland Y “an ac commodation c4mmu- mit it ral Seeeicauee fs nism” than to management tof the | give al interviews where they three-billion-dollar coal, tron, rail- . road and utilities empire he con- can be queted by name, and this trots. one offered his view with that understanding. He proudly displays piles ot “When did you last hear of a letters from a wean batng om good pickpocket?” he asked. “‘Be-' EEE, re ais fore the war there were signs: aiea, dievedl es — : wherever crowds gathered warn- A group of judges, holding a. ing them to beware of pic kpock-| ets. Today, it’s one of the rarer informal. discussion in Cleveland. | crimés. ‘unanimously agreed that only Ea- aa . = tons wealth and personal prestige REASONS OBVIOUS permit his course of conduct. “The yeasons are obvious It . ; .~ takes years to develop the tech ONE-MAN POLICY nique of picking a pocket and In effect, tie seeks to establish staying out of jail. Why bother a one-man foreign policy. He told} | | wristwatch simply by fracturing Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan| the victim's skull?" jand Ambassador Mikhail Menshi- kov that a majority of the Amer- Another infrequent type now: | * adays is the bigtime confidence lican people don't support the “‘coid can. |war’ ’’ policies of President Fisen- “Before the war these fellows Hower. would spend months setting up a He victim for a killing,” the detective! Prime appealed te Canadian Minister Diefenbaker to when you can get the wallet or Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, | \ said | adopt an independent policy of * + * | massive trade with Communist “They were intelligent, glib, countries, regardiess of Wash- agreeable chaps of considerable! ington. ‘Deal With the Reds or Go to War’ —Faton He believes that the President | ments ecpenitinees could event- jot the United States and the pre- Replacement for Old cLEVELAND — The vig. |mier of Russia should sit down together in an atmosphere of mu- lorous voice of multi-mil- leual trust to work out a bargain. ‘lionaire Cyrus Yaton, 75, | That, Eaton says, is the “sen- LONDON (UPI) — Modern crim- quivers with emotion when gr solution’ that would be adopt- ed nay aa readies ex fae is mutual destruc-| y esapeake and Ohio Bethwey Organized Confusion NO ALTERNATIVE ag personal fortune ee oe: TUCSON, Ariz. @%-There were VISITS TOP RED — Cyrus Eaton (right) and Soviet Premier Ni&idita Khrushchev exchange smiles during the industrialist’s visit to Russia last fall. Suggest Naming Summer Home peatedly pointed out that Russia’s record of broken treaties gives the young man calmly rifling the US. no alternative to insisting UP-! nurses but thought he was just a on agreements with seif-enforcing|son of one of the party goers. argu- | provisions.) trusted with: “We must trust them,| .The _wilite-baired, ruddy Civil Defense Test cheeked beard chairman ef the a few hitches during a Civil De- | (President Eisenhower has re- orld peace, . jfense evacuation of eS eae naan et of Leoaniy ho says, is rey Thirty participating cars took a! have had a very good life, and Wrong turn and ended up on the want my 13 grandchildren and | “7% highway. everyone else’s grandchildren —| One woman disappeared. 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When they crammed and others have denounced him, for a specific job they got to know | a z ' ide t as a ‘‘traitor, ~~ “ a ‘Communist capitalist.” “They would even bring con * ry * federates over from Australia or His retort: ‘The true patriot the United States if the sucker a maharajah or American mil- fonalre perhaps—needed the ad- | ditional persuasion they could provide. his country.’ ‘and interviews: Eaton knows that congressmen | and consider him| OTTAWA W@®-A suggestion has said he would try to reply later. | speaks out in the best interests of | Here is Eaton's philosophy as he has spelled it out in speeches; __ temperaty cUrrent-saving thermostat builds in with baseboard. no ashes or soot. Safe... no flame or furnes. Heats scientifically . « from floor level. For new homes or old. Call us today for complete details. Evans Electric Co. Island for Dulles | tario's eastern end. Foreign Secretary Howard Green been mada: in the House of Com-| The will of the former U.S. Sec-| | mons that Duck Island, where the’ (retary. of State left the island prop-: late John Woster Dulles had a) lerty to Mrs, Dulles, summer hoang, be renamed Dulles, Island. Principal Opposition Leader Lester B.are manufactured cotton goods, 828 N. Main St., Rochester OL 1-1380 al i i i i i ti Mi hi hi ti Dh hi hi hh i tk PPP SPL LESS SP SFE CFS EPO DELS LEW PET LEGG imports of Exhiopia| Serving Ockland County | Pearson asked whether the gov- and gasoline. as po, JW. 3 i as os . | s | f a ae F THIRTY-FOUR . '___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 ! ! f / Aan,’ Tells Why He's Friendly With Them Guests Thought Thief sted it she could return. 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ONLY........ 3B gp EASY TERMS FRAYER’S Furniture & Appliances 3 CALL FE 4-0626 590 Orchard Lake Ave. “l must admit the postwar mil-, lionaire is apt to be less gulli-/ ble than wealthy men used to be, but even so its so much easier for the underworld to simply rob him with or without violence CONSIDERED PRIDE “Tl aim & sincere capitattst.t believe that our system of free enterprise can provide the best possible standard of living for | the average man. “But the Russians and Chinese ‘are equally convinced of the su The old-time con man would periority of their system consider it an affront to his pro “We must find a way to end fessional pride if = had to de- the ‘cold war and enter into a scend to this leve |pe »aceful competition with the Com Some other crimes, he sald, |munists to see which system can have dropped from fashion be- \do the most for its people. cause they are outdated = _ OURS WILL TRIUMPH “We don't get much counter-| “7 am convinced that our sys felting of coins any more,” he|tem will triumph in the end. said. ‘Simply isn't worth the ef-, fort to make shillings and half-| “Pat if we don't make peass then both systems will be de- 1 considering the high cost | a livna re SOO te: ae stroyed in a puff of nuclear an nihilation and all modern civil The average price of a drug zation will be obliterated.” Eaton's conviction Is that ‘we can and must make a deal with ithe Russians.” store prescription in the United States today is $2.90, acording to the Health News Intsitute SHOWER AFTER SHOWER There’ s Plenty HOT WATER WITH AN | ELECTRIC WATER HEATER a FOR AS LITTLE AS | 9 « PER WEEK CRUMP ELECTRIC, Inc. 3465 Auburn Ave. FE 4-3573 UL 2-3000 4 ids a uae a ’ = é . jet: Gidin nell aie a ee a ie ee A ee cme ne: cme eB ce eck ee in home after home i er Home... =. 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Li / yt | ‘ ; / | | | J . ; Aj i: des me / o.: : _ : THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 ‘THIRTY-FIVE - Speedster Sets Many Records “oe tet Gets 99-Year Sentence’ | RIVETS | ce Site ef —~ led Willie James Sykes, a Negro, ie 7 nearly 100 miles per hour to the qwork has started ai by two men Cobb and Mario Ver-|breaking into world’s water speed record. or Came baa said’ he|ga, both of whom were killed His latest official record achieved| would make the attempt to beat|their craft. this year on Coniston Water, Lake the land speed record of 394.196 approached the unknown force of|the white couple. District, England, stands at 260.35\m.p.h. held by Cobb if he broke| the “barrier”. i miles per hour. On his fastest runs,|the water record.) : x* * * bama consists of nighttime forced be has approached 300 miles. Fin. iebile: Sur: qvenies ; |. Four months later, on Lakejentry into an occupied dwelling. off \\\\\ ranean records, however, is Mead, Nevada, Cambeli put his|/A possible penalty is death. ; ; Breaking was taken up by Campbell, |. unbeaten record up to 216. BOOTS AN whose father ence held: both the land and water speed records. His first boat had been wrecked testing neering theories for building and controlling high-speed water on Lake Coniston in 1951. In Blue- , |bird II Campbell became the first 239. man ever to break through =e m.p.h. It was this last rec- 200 m.p.h. “water barrier” and! ord he broke recently. craft. The boat that he built and! named Bluebird II after his fa-| ther’s boats and cars, was hardly beautiful. The hull, containing it’s tiny cabin and aircraft jet-engine, was slung between two floats; the idea being thet at very high speeds’ Ue I SAY,LORD$ I DID GO Gq Oy LY CLEVER , Yj the whole craft would lift itself PERCY, gf TOHARROW Yj 2 te ce ars fl an | were skimming the surface at tre- mendous speed. a BOARDING HOUSE * * * And this $70,000 turbo-jet hydro-| plane only came into being (it) was launched 1955) after a fas-| cinating piece of, detective work by Campbell and his designers. It was soon after John. Cobb wes killed in 1952, when his boat, Crusader, disintegrated at some- thing over 200 miles per hour, that the new design team set to work to build Bluebird IL They decided that in the re- gion of that speed, there must be a “water barrier” (rather like the sound barrier faced by aircraft) which sets up shock waves able to tear any conven- tionally designed structure to pieces. 8 they sent for e film, which, showed Cobb's boat breaking up, | and enlarged each individual pic-| ture in turn. * * * From these pictures they care- fully calculated the oscillations sus- tained by the hull immediately before it disintegrated, and the stresses on each individual frame It was then possible to work out the exact sequence of failures and transferred stresses leading to the) breakup. STRONGEST HULL This valuable information en- abled the team to contrive a hull for Bluebird II stronger than any ever built. So that is would also be the lightest yet they worked out an ingenious design using seamless high tensile steel tubes welded to- gether. \ \\ \ : \\Ny \ \ fc \\ \\ \\\ \ \ \ \ <—TSz ienees OUT OUR WAY DID YOU EVER SEE \ WELL, THEYRE LIKE AN PICNIC? THEY TeltL \ SPEED, HE HAS TO A\ YOU THIS 1S TH AGE | SPEND TWO MONTHS OF TH YOUNG MAN, | MAKIN A PICTURE Furthermore, it was successfully | tested under nearly twice the stress - required for a supersonic fighter. * * * Campbell has said, modern jet) engines provide ample power for) anyone to go as fast as they like; | the problem is to put such en-j| gines into structures that will stay | in one piece when subjected to) very severe stresses. Interviewed | before his first record attempt, he) described Bluebird’s novel tubular| i. By Walt Disney THEN I WASTED THE BOTTLE OF VITAMIN PILLS I DUMPED IN HURRY, AUNT FRITZI--- WE'LL BE LATE FOR THE DRIVE -IN wl, ? I Sd insur You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES |. Every Day in the Pontiac, >I Press Want Ad Section / f Take advantage of this easy way to solve your buying and selling problems. / To Place Your 2, aye WANT AD ~ a DIAL FE 2,618) GRANDMA ooo AN’ I'M GETTIN’ 76s A GOOD BOXER, TOO” } ‘THIRTY-SIX h, 1 = a . ee 4 i — i bee oy : / 2 | i 4 i " z — cells are being fi t 1 and com- a etiatatiadiadl ? en Ing erger y,. oped for every day BAYS, JUNE if, 1959, EMER M, mercial peppees. ° 168 Dr.; > me The — follow: top prices Z husband ure > ran BI Bays; ‘ ; ng are About — dear father of Mrs. : en ADVERTISEMENT 2 oe O. Bays; also sur- covering sales locally... grown The Board of Education 6f School Dis- randchildren. Fu- —U s Oil Issues r f - Are Ey trict No. a Srastion West Bloomfield vived panes ‘will held Satur- produce brought to the Farmer's. Tewnshi manip and Sylvan Lake city, Keego day, June 20, at 2 p.m. vaems NEW YORK — Texaco and|Market by growers and sold by Dealing | i oo tog y Stion, of Roosevels| | Fb intermens io Pest) ‘So wil Superior O of California were them in wholesale package lots; CHICAGO w— ta ae ” ein School, West Bloomfield Townsttp, Mich- pnone ves a a Lodge. i ac ye Fei: : j r airly good ra up 20 p. ee a une! active and higher as the stock|Quotations are furnished by the futures were at & y & : ” . “d Sai 6, 1958, at t citfice ot, the Board on gg ad ' BEV e ucation, € market-pursued aM tMeven COUrse potroit Bureau of Markets, as of during the first .several minutes Jiu =. . a ao : any in early trading today. \rhursde “A of activity today on the Board of and i bids wil be publicly} “DRISCOLL. JUNE ie oe ge 84: 7 ee . $Ga : and F. s Changes of most ld ie we ~. . | Trade but orders to buy and sell ee pisnasals will be received loved wife of John ih ers > int Be to the plus or minus Detroit Produce | were in about equal volume and : SPR neral Construction n-) & Jones; Me Bn e pius ¢ i work of all trade '. # ‘ po aad P FRurrs > ‘the market showed little trend. L einai ais must be on forme furnished rise Seer inom aon — side. by ihe srchitect and be accompanied by Geldis Celdwell, Mrs. Ruth Pur i. Steele Red. Fancy, bv. Laid se bond or certified check in the cell, Mrs. Juaneshs Wooster warty The “‘uiflerstanding” for a Strawberries, fancy, 16 at. °! “Rye and 1960 crop wheat con- smount af five pet cent 16%) of the) Co. Wie survived by 3 grand. - . : ; GETA 1 submit merger between Texaco and Su- VEGETABLES 119 ‘racts were firm, Other deliveries’ Prplans ané specifications may be ob- sons. Funeral ore Se oe Oil was the hottest news (5Paragus, doz bens ........,. - 6176 i ‘anaes and: sfler Tuesday, June 36, Monday. ‘June a perior Beets, Mo. 1 dos bebe . 190 held within minor fractions of pre-| scot Eee Sts af tee ccenitnel. from the Central. Christian on Wall Street. The proposed |Broccoll. No |. dos. bebe. - 348 ‘lose apeta-MacManon, ‘Architects, 190i| - Chureb with Rev. G. W. Gibson Cabbage. be. | 135 Vious closes. Tarapata hon, a ; ae official Interment 1p White basis would be the exchange of (Coiiitiowe:, No 1. doz 360 * * * Woodward Avenue, Bloom : pes om Mrs Driscoll ; Celery, No. 1, dos. . oases 200 in state at the - 24 shares ef Texaco for each Chives No ous ‘vee secs ceee 195 Dealers said there appeared to A eek 1s she em of ee Ee Pe og Home, until Mon- submitted as a deposit for each set o Superior Oil share outstanding. on. t : a) when she will be taken aa Pecest nie behs. 1.75 be a slight pickup in hedge selling pans and a gg {one eburch for services. oh . urn Texaco opened unchanged at) [Qnions, “green, doa 0 of wheat but it still was described specifications. i ——e on within ae an ve : . aréiey curly, OB, Che... 410) days of the opening o: JUN 5 75% on a big block of 10.000) pire) root’ doz ‘119/88 well below the usual amount oy NS oT hg gr 6 eats GRANDSTAPY. | JUNE swim Mets: shares, Superior leaped 60 points Pees, No ! ‘ bu = 5.00' and this stage of the winter crop furnish satisfactory. Fertereence Bond ee arty (of Detroit): be- : : otatoes, a an bor an ater nd, each in other © eRoy : to 1,780 on an opener of 70 shares. |padisnes, red, doz .......... .. #5/ harvest. the amount of 100% of the contract, tiaif: also survived by 5 grend- jRadishes, white, doz core OB! * * * the total cost of whieh shall be paid by children, 11 sreat-grandch dren, lequasn fal be. At og S30) Near the end of the first hour, a a PS oat el Fige Wil be held. Sa wasn, ital, Du eee ot as | * All proposals shall remain firm for a Funeral service will - New York Stocks [Squash summer. bu cc _ 221 999 however, prices had become strong period’ of thirty (30) days after official urday June 2 20, "ae Hed Auneral Abie RISeRG ENS Turnips, beh - 135 in spots. Wheat was unchanged to eugnt LE —— Hom ey with 3 v Cecile =< opeins , 3 % re >} hi ' nter = Figures after decimal point are eighths - eee oe % cent a — eo st nase ” or in pert. and to waive any in- hang so Mrs. Grandsiait Cabbage, No ou crop contracts, July Os | e ormalities therein will lie in state at the Bossar {rat 234 Int Tel&Tel 37 Collard Mo. 1, bu. ... ...... scores SOD zs ' OF EDUCATION ome, Oxford. oa nades yore coat @ Kale. bu. 268 1960 crop months up % to | cent; — District No, 9 Practional _& Reid Punera!l H Allied Ch Johns Man 13 | Mustard No. 1 b 1 of West Bloomfield Township an - Abied Strs $86 Jones & & 1% gorrel. bu ne rm corn te lower to ‘2 higher, July Sylvan City, Keego Harbor, | REYNOLDS. JUNE 17. 1999, MAR- rhe Tae Ht Kenascot” 105 Spinach. by 439 91.2642; vate unchanged to | Mictges RPHY, | “toa As rey eg fi ‘ at pmmecott OG ips >U — | ; icon 986 Kimb Cik 646 UC) | higher, july new type contract a ian Pal, 3¢ Lorne, iste. arsed iRecks 33.23. Capo: Me 1a4*, Rye 6,000 people are expected to attend the annual the gymnasium, according to Bob Aiken, general j|tne Drain District. The County Drain of Gary Lodge No. 677, F & Calum & H .. 231 stonwan Ch .| 494) Whites 18-18, Te Dactines be1 Carn Jly 1.26%| oe pe . : Commissioner reserves the right to reject Mr. Rounds will He in state at pete gna $f, Mont Ward... 462) nettee over 8 Ibe y vyassers, 4 bg } * Real Estate Salesman | from our office. Bal bius com- mission, $1 per hour, For ment CoG FE 40671, @ ~ WATFRESS W. job p ced Experience necessary. Best com-| missfon pian. Investigate! Hagstrom | | be ween a: WAITRESSES, nthe CR_ PART- REALT | thme. Apvly at Kent Drive-In. 4900 hiand ne (M-5e) | Elizabeth Lake Road. No Pontiac, Mich. Ph. OR 4- 0358) phone calis. icy, | WAITRESS, § Ay SALESMAN W ANTED | rer ex rhenced. et +4 Racers Por modernization —. Will train! Cerise worker. D M_ Suildin . FE 21008. or PE 2-8245. SALES MANAQER WANTED, with or without experience. Ca- __Drive- t £ WANTED Sameer SP REAICE. expérienced. Call MY 3-307). WILL TRAIN QUALIFIED WOM an to direct a group of women. bie of handling men. Interviews From, a “a m. om 11:00 iam. ae ve, Srerags oes A Age over and n, m. y. Apply Paddock. Guaranteed weiaty “pias gverwrits, | ~ Help Wanted Female? 7 “SALESMAN WANTED women wanTeD FoR HOUSE- work. two or three times a week, Exp. heatt men. $100, per wk ~suarentee p pias ali front money./_ 1305 W. Huron or(etraight commission or what- WOMAN, 20- 4@, HOUSE WORK: ever | your need. Qualified Sera assist with children 5, leads furmished. No canvassing 9, o laundry, pvt. rm. stay nécessary. Needed at once. We References. Off turday and are swamped with leads. Call FE) Sunday 1 wk. off Thursday and 2-8319 for appointment, Poets | Friday, 1-wk. MI 6 ; night. or apply at 60 N. Paddock, 230 to 8 dally Help Wanted _ __§ ARE YOU INTERESTED? Salaried Security with unlimited income, to make money. care than you | ig aaa Palmers. in, ref. PE 4-1829 xe pig Meri tel Ue ind thy DEPENDABLE LADY WISHES on eg lean dies ap fs I = a oe . rson, 8 Restauran’ 1 me. $6 BAKERY DELIVERY BOYS hi: Roctister Rd. Roghester.| Box 117. RDER TAKERS cs else Ae = “4 EAUTY OPERA- | HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH LAZY SALESMEN OA_8-3031 = PE 8-2435. 1 yr. of senegs Som desires employ- ‘LOSERS Ps GRILL COOK. HOURS 4 TO ment in work or as ASSERS .M. ys & holidays off. Proficient 7 with NON-CANVASSERS |_ Minit” Lunch. § E. Pike. some experience. MY _3-1580. \EXP. BAR-MAID APPLY IN PER- P. GIRL 1’ ABY- BUS DRIVERS j $20. hd rood calls. Bicmar Inn. anny a pousewory FE 8-048] CURIOSITY SEEKERS |_ 04 uw EXP. GIRL wae Es HEATING nae \EXCELLENT VARIETY PARTY) work Se beauty AIR CONDITION MEN | plan work. Part time. $30-650| or sronings. BANK PRESDENTS | weekly Call as appointment be-| Grp eons YSITEING IN We train, do as we do, follow, tween 2 and | 8- pe! aaa? BB Charkston, sae eter. Sop meetieee Bee any | CRMMRAL OPPIEE: MUST BE | Drayton or Srp Live in id om sonesy tary ay. experienced in typing and short-| necessary. Have references. Sea tle me Aah fee sare Mertich| 2aet. Ponting Prove Mea We. 18./ 30913. or Mr. Scarpelll. | Omis 18 AND ii TO WORK / GIRL WANTS BABYSITTING = ip YOU-ARE A SALESMAN oR| ‘ hours daily y ween. Ap-| _genoral howeve ng the = GIRL WANTS DAY WORK 3 DAYS want to be a salesman; we will, = Easy © bob po wage = ply | wk Ref. FE §-8286. TRONINGS WANTED. ford vicinity. Exe. service. OR 3.5953. IRONINGS, WTD. $3 BU. TRONINGS WANTED —____ F®_ 1620 IRONINGS. $3 BOSHEL __ FE 64193 _S TRONINGS IN MY HOME. FE _8-8652. LADY | by oc? DAY WORK. TUES- Belt Thursdays. Vic. Middle He tk a.com merce Rd. References. | MIMBOORAPHINO_ TYPING, SEC. rear service. BM }3-2842 URSES AVAILABLE — amore oe Nurses Exchange Day & N int —Licensed & Bondeo. aeeTAURANT 4 & 5 DAY, WORK. REF. PE 5-0878 an Exp. _ TIFEING DONE Ws uY HONE. nO = home. i ait “ettering. 2 In ve sonable rates. FE 8-1154. WASHINGS & JRONINGS, PICKUP _& Del 44-0396. ~ WOMEN WANT WALL wisy- fag and houvecleaning, FE 31 1. YOUNG LADY WITH 1 SMALL baby would like to live in mother- less home. Weekends off. $25 wk. Elderly man pre referred, FE 4-6557. at. deling cia en repairs. Lips, & bonded sont. PR. $2200 A-l M wa Custom Cabinets & Gere Free East's, UL 23-3479 3-7204 A-1 SAND & FINISH PE §-3722. __Pontiag Hardwood Floor Service. A-1 at B AND CEMENT work. Also fireplace, OR 3-0402. lee tote tna) & eae DON TUR a1 COMPLETE BUILDING SERV- ALL Kt _ Reasonable. jensen, FE 32-2340. ALL KINDS OF MENT AND block work, PE 2-234i. BURKE ASPHALT PAVING mate your driveway Ee A nkaeg lot. Our jobs are our best references. Phone FE 5-5037 or UL _2-3420 BRICK, Bt CE- ment work, Reiden & com- _mercl EM 3-3168 BLDG. REPATR Pah Biock, Cement work. FE “BASEMENTS Work Guaranteed, Estimates. BLOCK BRICK. CEMENT WORK, and firepiaces. MA 5-0378 B BULLDOZING — EXCAVATING — Dri Truck! | i | Advance Sa early retirement, No —- ee required Interview A osition tent ONLY PE 40 ARE YOU IN | be bie i Be — eal nape You can make from $1 fo | years of @ em medium paid | # mo, Hg dB hr peiting Watkins Sus neve rsonality | nationa dvertised products. | go meet tmeet, the pub yom pan a Sere you cannot lose. write B ox $6 Pontiac TOOL TGN eri | PERIERCRD GENERAL _IN- and checkers Jigs Fixtures | porence Salesman or salesiady. The L. Achbeck Ce 469 Eliza. Excelieut opportunity, Phone beth tae Re. petra. Ta iL WANTED MAN FOR somes | EXPE sa El Bnd sive die set-up with trouble shoot v cpair experience. MY. se r 306, J. A. Taylor. = Etcelient ——* Prone | wtb. 7A STAN OR WOMAN TO BREL modernization wotk. Top Wages.| feriais to eehoolt in, Detrott & | _ working cond Old _es-| Pontiac area. Ditshed terri- blished firm. — 1 . Exceli High | between 9:30 and | commissions. Cal] or write New- | a, L boggy Education Co. 763 | . Ma YOUNG } MAN prot tas m Need, artist To tere in by mail. — Inte model car. . nt engor = Wri oe ~ BAL. . DUE TO AN- iacting ‘people and in| sion we need additional ' * in ans” obaer rin] ani rea wits ee ee e Jie ability i estate 6 y eien ee, Bxperionce protest | to pus - — i for en inter- Selery 8 = CRAWFORD AGENCY | (909 B Pint MY 3-114) PE @-2308 Pie Box 2 THE me PowrtAc Agencies 8A * EPPA PLP POP Peal Pl eel age and ind employment MIDWEST Employment 408 Ponting State Bank Bide. FE ¢-s2771 = ee ee recone. Help Wanted Female 7 PPL LPL OR A LADY FOR WALLPAPER aD rows Bros. * 900 ix “WAITRESS sell. Rr Cosmetics. _ . * a ee | hanverrren, WaTERRORD Vil, © all Evelyn Edwards tage ares. Days ee 00M ' 3-6032 =r tate gra Floors, basements, i: CUSTOM HOMES Plans, a construction en- timates at no OR 3-9764 CERAMIC TILE TO: OMES builder. Free estimates. UL 23-6176 | CEMENT SIDEWALK oe Bd | & DRIVEWAY CONST. | Licensed and bonded. Free esti | mates. FE 4-3371. Rochester Area or Oakland County Lakes WILL BUILD -| PLASTERING & REPAIR. REASB. TRONINGS WANTED, 8) BU. | PE 2-8457 trie Co. 1060 W. Huron. GARAGES $595 14x22 complete. rE rein GUARANT kinds. Est. 1918 Hugus 353_N, ces ee PE STs. HOME »” etc. Kitchen cabinets in your References. OR 3-3294. Hi VING Y FE ery ; GARAGE BINS. A a, builder, FHA — Terms. = 4-6900. PLASTERING — NEW & REPAIR. Vern Keller. UL 32-1740. _ Pat Lee. FE 2-7 PLASTERING } AND REPAIR work of all kinds. Free estimates st, ios MY 21606 & FE R. G. SNYDER FLOOR LAYIN —_ and finishing, Phone rE ROOF REPAIRS EAVESTROUGHING FE 40444 TRENCHING. EX ExcA ATING FOR L Ditches and apa boot, ‘eel on 3 babe. 1 Se ___ Business Service Services | 1 he 4-1 WINDOW & WALL y WALL WASIEINO, Painting, Free est. OR 3-55 Acme Asphalt Paving and bonded. Free esti- Ser FE 56-1911. ALL MAKES OF FO 8 repaired factory ‘canes man e FE Ln pe Ed WALL CLEANERS ay Sate, Oates Rent Apts. Furnished 3 33 2 { ged 194 Going &t. corner iF) 7 RMS. t fant Salscue’ 114 Center st. FE | __ 298500. = Apts. Unfurnished 34 Thor RUS se, PVT. ar after 6 FE. j= ROOMS. cB a wis BATH UPPER. WHITE. Paddock, rth arn 27720. PTs. DOWNSTAIRS: 110 distance to | er Body. Ph. 3RMS. FURNISHED #13 WE. a | § $60 mo. Children welcome. FE | _4-0612 or MY 5. 3 ROOMS. GLEAN, , OTILITIES | _paid. FE rE 2-2661 ch Seaann bus Clean Eta 3-6664, ar Be answer, { | is 3 ROOMS | & = 3 RMS. BATH, CEEIW. PVT. everything furn. Pertect for shale 2470 «Dixie Hwy. Pontiac Drive In URNISHED. bath ~ ROOMS s UPPER F private entrance and _ Augusta. UL 2-2752 or OA tries. won't ask me for '3 eon APARTMENT ON NORTH | Anderson, $20 per wk Referenc- | } es required. Ask for Mr. Charles. BI " Tak tag UA Pet O8 “Wt “Richard is the strong, silent type — he a date!" , E 4£-0521 ENT. & BATH |} RM. APT. PVT Painting «& _Decorating 20! Share Living Quarters 30 Ui turn FE 58-4762 or FE 43610 +) RMS CLEAN UPPER. 116 STATE. FE 2-6 3 RMS ST ENT. “Bee BATH i PAINTING, INT. & EXT. PAPER 23 YOUNG MEN WOULD LIKE TO ing. Mason Thompson, FE | share their 3 bedroom home with “184 =~ SNS YRS ERP Pas { iit pe Phone OR 3-6477, Mt Clenrens. FE 5-84 CP ce ER i Ag al a ns ROOMS, WEST SIDE WORKING estimates. OR bod i [=e LADY WOULD LIKE i \3 couple. UUlities furnished. FE PAINTING — PA Na or 2 Christian girls to snare 93-7216 Wall ea ~- Se Paper pRemoval home. FE 4-8184 or OR 3-50 i> ROOMS, —iSt FLOOR. 1 CHILD FE 23312 FoUNG PROPESSIONAL TADS ai | —Ne drinkers _12_Weahtngton } Serv 28 to share cottage on ite | APT. 1ST FLOOR. CHIL. __ Television Se rvice 22 Lake with same, MU 4-8190 _| : pele Ph. FE 3-%295. GHT SERVICE dns } LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH PArn t-1206 or ~$8300- Wanted Tr portation | a1 & private entrance. 13 Pinegrove. “3 RM. IN WATERFORD, NEAR M._P._STRAKA WANTED RIDE FRom Wallen J& JENSEN'S TV SERVICE AFTER- lake to Pontiac and return | ' Watertord High School. OR 3-1388. noon & evening, call FE 20495./ Mon thru Fri. working hours 8 | 3 ROOMS FURNISHED, HEAT & to 8, call MArket 4-2670 eve.| hot water available inmediots: | Upholstering 23 | daytime call PE 3-7131 ext. 11.| ly, S44» B. Anderson, Call M | _—oOo a i — ncn 6. Wid. | Contracts, Mtgs. . 32 ABILITY “RMS. AND BATH. WALKING | : distance to aoeeeee Small child welcome. FE 2-6226. J RMs AND BATH SMALL BABY EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER.- fe 174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM | | | pe ste . windows, Reasonable. AL's UPHOLSTERING To sell your land contract at the | welcome, 106 Dresden = : FE_4-*79 lowest possible discount — 4 © > Luis: pvT_ ENT & BATH. CONTRA LL NSED THOMAS UPHOLSTERING gervice Yed McCullough bes given 3 BR Np “e200. ne ting equipment, 197 NORTH PERRY ST. many years! Also cash for | _ 31 Stowel —EE free Ae | pe eating FE 5 ate equities. Mortgages avatl | jf ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH ae | : 5 ™ Lt | entrance ery eaira | . BUYERS WAITING | fet couple FE ¢1971 \¢ custom Asphalt Lost & Found od iar gules, "Ss Call ye hour. FE | aes suet Se ext: eiiLD avin ~~ come. $20 wk. FE 5-105). _Bxsavating: patdel § MY 38821, | LOST. 2 REDDISH-BROWN DOOS | ARRO REALTY _ _Tnguire 273 Baden. way Half beagle, half cocker oth 5 MS, HOME “PRIVACY. BHA HANDYMAN. GARDEN SBE males Vicinity of Avondale Ab-— ~_ ABSOLUTELY P= oe ty miie downtown. ewer to. the names ary fe a @ fastest action on your la 0. On | —s:, ee tan 4062 Taffy’ Reward vu tii t “e | pede t Cash buyers Saline: | --0-4093, - pULTS | Fates. ite zie : | ATH, UPPER. A . 1 RIC WM | LOST BLACK TOY « SoCKE R | Call Realtor Partridge FE ¢ 35a | © ps. es 44618 after $300 | ear MOTOR SERVICE RE- Keeg pair and _ rewinding. 718 E. Revere Fe e162 children ACTION!!! 4 RMS. AND BATH. PVT. ENT | ‘ike. . vf \ ow ide Inquire 95 Dwight FISCHER'S sine SERVICE | LOST — BLUE PARAKEET “BAND | Save’ oad a tet ae been ry otal a aes oY FURNiawED Weeds and mud removed from| 0° Lb, oF leg, M254i-51. Answers| land contract, and would: like "45: Private embrance. rule | lake Pree estimates OR 3-6126.| 2. “Chico: ‘Good talker. Orrin) your cash we can get you the 34 MYrtle 3-1116 FURNACES, CLEANED AND] west ot Crooks "Ra. ea ios | ee See eee RCADI A Ne 1 - | west o rooks ; < ; counts Ask for Mr Hayden A = oO. KRY VICE, -C te, Netson: Pe t-66-+— ewan — Baltonds Ue +t ~ LAWNMOWERS 5H. SHARPENED ~&| Lost LUE PARAKEET, Y ver | eee pe coal “WOLVERINE ~ head : ee 2: Outboard Mirs — Pere & Servee| Su sen ee CASH Sure mere /FRANKLIN r cooled ines repair anWeit. ixie wy | Authorized iservice tor Briggs | STRAYED SINCE SUNDAY 2? AM OR 31355 Newly decereted and furnished | son's. MowER * 2 MTR. “SERVICE ass Freasteaind = _ Tew OR REPAIR __Work Guaranteed. 10 Bogie & bbi s & i 24A | WE CARRY FARTS FOR _Ho e Supp sss K. L. Tem yleton, ——— | 53 N. Parke St. eee ane emer Somiers. PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. | 133 Orchard Lake Re oe eon | 46 LIANCE SERVICE Scrabble games. Backenstose LANDY CONTRACTS TO BUY OR | re +» ROY’S, 96 Oakland FE 2-4021 _Book Store. 15 E. Lawrence » Bt. | = aeil. aoe EM 32511) Nights: re se Dressmaking, Tailorin Notices & Personals 25 TRADE ¥ouR LANp CONTRACT FE 44184 - COED g, te =< ring 16 in on a new home! 2. our model | BACHELOR | ‘APE Sale wat H ue ILOR 14 building sites to choose fro | entrance eNeretiene. Mrs. Boael, PE +0085. ih PRIVATE DETECTIVES Only 6 miles west. Paved streets. | 24776 RESSMAKINO , tion. : CABIN, SLEEPS 7 AT HILLMAN, a eeheba. apes, Formals doos aAL| Soo Sue ne (ich) $20 week. OR 3.7238. tn my home. AEROTREDS Hi lm hries Lose IN. PRIVATE BATH 2 — Garden Plowing 168 16B KNAPP SHOES room apt. Also 3 room. FE Sessa Vre¢_Mermes om 31809 | 89%. Telegraph __PEE 37 TIRE SECOND FLOOR, PVT. COW MANURE PLOWING, DISK. | 4NY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING | Wanted Real Estate 32A z Eat. ; Adults, OR 30833 Dg. leveling, PE 4337 Se eee nnn | EDEL ee APT, VERY Pdeaing. egies eee: nO. | GALL 40 TO 160 ACRES | ,$i0e Seah ee ERAL 3 sore eM Ladner tr demarnige!guctmed her | prez Rachel. mite or cloner, “vucme. Mapern all uns Mr , a 1 th ea tide _ DEAORS, _experienced OR 3-2808 : _and’ price Bei 10 Portine. Prev niahed | Stal ge $65. 518 Or Or U Ui 20108. “CHARLES CHESTER | NEAR GENERAL HOSPITAL, 4 os 1 Scott Lek Rd. ot UILLER OR seen 3-404 : 100 oy upper with garage Ref FE : ng . Ec. 4. me 3 ; - - DAINTY MAID S#UPPLIE® —Mrs ‘ For quait. NEAR GENERAL HOSPITAL. 3 VACANT LOT MOWING. REABON- | A. Tayior 86 Qfilespie FE 37263.| fied appraisal, and fact reliable, '™* Upper. Ret FE $-sei6 able. FE 4-8543 _.. | DA awn MAID SUPPLIES — 739 action NEAR GENERAL HOSPITAL. “3 WARNER'S ROTO - TILLING Menominee Mrs. Wallece. FE. RMS. 154 Lincoln. OR 3-9522 | Lawns & oe ae Also light gtad-| 5-7805. } ALL /NICE CLEAN? RM. APT. ADULTS FE | b) | hae sig wk. 147 W. Howard. FE ' Laundry Service 18 IN DEBT‘ h KITCHENETTE ieee | enema ats —~ havt oF nitence uti ean single wom- || COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY | veut Oe esane, cen aa oenes | | {ump ries. an $1000 weekly FE 5-089 | ervice — service, tine | ICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSE MALL APT. POR RENT. 2 OR 3) Laundry, 640 8. Telegraph. FE ORS. INC, (Pm. 118, Pontiac 2 Tevet 2. 0236" Eves. 8 ae ton | ate Bank Bi ere Ja | : pst RTM SED ae IBA | \JEAN WILL REOPEN THE, _MULTIPL® LISTING SERVICE \° a =o well, Landscaping | Lovely Lad | Seay Clinic. Lamp) CASH | farmisned, rivate entrance, close - - — {+ eutting and shaping in addition | sm in 3 8087 _ | 4-1 PILL DIRT Ne rooming, peony cernices: 48 HOURS tpran } ROOMS AND LOWER ? : EM 372% OR_ 3-0054,_6437_Dixie Hwy. | HOME FC UITY | rooms. Washer, lights & gas | Mi ACS TREE SERVICE RE-| LADIES OPPORTUNITY KNOCK- INE = {QU a |} Rents reduced. 23 Steinbeugh off | oral Aad trimming et our bis.| ing. Short time only. AMolwey) — \WRIGHT-VALUET | state ets Bate : se 5.9441 | WOMAN, ALL PRIVATE, FEDERAL | AbL KINDS OF LAWN WORK, Fin.| service for 8. Cory Stainless steel | z 5-0683 FE 5-944! reed flatware set. Lifetime guarantee. | 171 ~ | 44-2067. — } _is grading. Top sot FE 2-0603. : for celling ll bottles | H. AV E> CA SH, R t Ar Unfurnished . 34 f ANDY'S ROTO URS. FE Me = i WILL TR. AVEL. en pts. 44-9984. 130 N. Perry. rr 2-308) Gail a COMPLETE LANDSCAPING,| °W today. Geserrew may a will travel to see’ you and- 1sT PLOOR. 4 & BATH. Ci@an tree removal and trimming, 775 | _ '00 late. =|). your home Tee a ee ee ee nn Scott Lr, Rd, FE 4228 of OR tne Gaal cape in 7 Dav¥a «Cal, now for a dominute |) RA KITCHENETTE, PVT BATH 3-18. rag ca — = dose | service. No charge | = Stove, refrig., _— =| LAWN CUTTING AND REPAIR. _b a. 25. sal | R. D. RIL RY. Broker | cold Sascee givers ene 2 Complete lawn service. Dan's J es. ened fete) E | _N._ Paddoe Pp | Landscape Service, Mi €4100. | LOSE GHT GA AR oe gene Lake BF son | F RM, BATH. UPPER. FE 3- 433 | LANDSCAPING SIDING & SEED-| fronomicelly with newly s a : FE ¢-4821 | or FE 2-5788 ing. Tractor work, back filling,| DexA-Diet tabiet. ne conte at GI AND FHA | {sf CLASS APT. CLOSE TO HIOH Berg oie Fs iad WOCC":| sea ORCHESTRA AVAIL | yCME FOR YOUR MoMm,. | ff 0tucoiie “ied bath, Aue : A AVAIL-| Yes we can sell your home for Ue |. NURSERY SOD DELIVERED on | _°>'¢. FE 40317. | hot water. Refri star rod i DELIV eash with very smal) down pay- | ‘pues pred laid. Biack dirt wa fil. FE 2-2650. PERSONALITY Wain AND mati Call ws for further infor. | fora Fe “en “‘Sedei or FE. 0-340 | styie wi rinse. . Dorothy's. ation pn ee! obliggte Oe : wos est. FE oe, 5 ae sane FE otis. ” ied appraise your property and 1 BEDROOM me SAT RUMMAGE BALE tell you the cash you can receive aaa newly decorated, free park- __ Moving & Trucking» 19 and childrens items, odds and we be TRADE Wr BUILD ‘i one 6 iieosd "Costast Mrs { ~ | _ends. 1607 Rivona. PE 94186, | DoRRIS “& BON REALTORS Hollenback ea fost 86 Murphy i te A Red ed R SPECIAL BRAS FOR @MALL, REG. 752 W. Huron FE 41557 7 APT BUILT-IN | "s ates Aig ag wo gyre Mage 2 ni | Sell Us Your Equity ere bi cet refrigerator, many fine! you; seme prices. « rdles | naira ovine “oo Fe my corselets, Proceeds go to charity | Don't lose your aaa Prompt edule, 990. FE el Sremnestare.( i AT MOVING Sanvice FE 5-7373. | service. Cash waiting Giroun- | pits ah 7 hu NEWLY DEC. , reasonable Rates FE ene | VILLAGE HALL AVAL BLE FOR | — Rea} Ketate, 4305 Dinte 2 Ce Oo vetrig. turn. 288 Whitte- HAULING & RUBBISH, NAME)|_ PARTIES, NB wy. OR 71-9701 | see _ Any time, FE 8-095. | 3261 cncehnis ie RD. ates | WANTED = IMMEDIATELY: | 1d) A ENT DISHES ‘SILVERWARE Homes, farms, lake property and 2 BEDROOM TERRACE CLEAN. rates. 1134. _punch t \yowin PIE 48600 | Pat Gomeaats, Barer wating. | it arg are Pon SOARS. “Tei THaULING. 7—I3RM A | _ ~LOnY 1 Wtd. C Children to Board 26 | 437 aul M. - Jones, Real Est. _ Reasonable font. MY 2-0181. : ! AN ee . TREDRM. VERY GOOD LOCATION beak’ HN Gtr, top eek, ened. AUBURN HEIONTS, he . = ANTED on Silver Lk. All utilities includ | a ee ee peat swe ol L 2A | Ownere cay te oe 8y, ratty Se eCmERETTE PVT day or night. FE 23-1730. | elty Have you contract path & ony re . & i O' DELL CARTAGE Wid. Household ¢ G oods 27 | el pect bor rag Srannote to buy rage 1m 6s | [en he re ae cr omnes runs 2 PONTING REALTY ca obras KPT SFAMICY | ho Situated on Mt emens QE Hair Agr A be iamnps ears top tables. Wy “Rent At aa _~ ied ail Mice lawn. Shady trees. FE ent pts. | urn 3-7862 Trucks to Rent TR agrons . AND EQUIPME “Ton Pickups i'oton siekes Semi-trailers trucks Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor. Co. nits wr ae INT.—EXT. PAINT- tn ane, Sve Pork. Ot SOS : iia fo female collie, doesn't have col- lar or tag on. Answers to Dutch- incuding stove, refrigerator. From | $65. All have separated bedroom j | IMMEDIATE ess. Reward OR ¢-0283 == - YARD FOF Bchool te block, Only 3 blocks | SWARD FOR FS APORMATIOR | ACTION go to recovery of Siamese | OD any good iand contract. New east of Crurt House. or seasoned. Your cash upon ot isfactory inspection of preps ana title Ken Temples _ cat _FE 8-8066 or r MAple _§-4601 - | fs SLATER APTS. 3 LOE RMB NEWLY BECO RATED — OR 3-1338 40 Marive sash __ ture _and misc FE 2-067 it DOWN. PVT BATH AXD ENT Util CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP-| | up. share bath FE 4-9020_ } RMS STOVE, HOT ATER, eee eee a ROOM “KITCHENETTE. PVT | ‘tents turn. FE 4-8263 rested — | oe ieee oe: ee N, Pad y RMS & BATH REPRIG. é t urn “ FUR RNITURE NEEDED no EVERYTHING FURN. i 5 tanok ROOMS, FRIG& ee Se eee | Se TRRVA “tase | “steve. 21. sha ar ooh it for ¥ Bas Community oes Copter re 34706 | 3 RMS Bef RIG, STOVE, Bale Phone ‘On 3 17. i or FE MPT RIK SxaTNAW myo. Adult Adults a ke opt. oe reba i ROOM ms PE 2-6060. | -ppoeig a AND BATH, UTIL. PUR- NICE | nished private entrance, "Zz held sale Eich entrance. Util ge im Norio | clean eal, bet. 6:30 & 7:30 £. Michigan. OL 1-861 8 | 7 RMA. BASEMENT. PVE BATE : = par wring ent., garage. West B+ ear Bere te ay Quiet oo . Ne Soacen * ‘7 RMS BATH. STOVE REFR § 2 week. ‘61 >| erater. Dulities.. Adults only. S aoe Hi $1061 een boncunek: heat furn. 65¢) s at 2] in Are. mo rm. & beth, newly dee- orated, heat = i Sears. $76 Mo Poa! Annett, Inc, Real- tors, 38 E. Huron. i 8.0466. —yowrssa DONT PASS UP!: a. i. UNFURNISHED. STOVE, | ' ’ | DUPLEX 2 FAMILY § RMS. UP MY | Was ealtor | CLEAN ROOM MAN. PVT a aul A. »R FE 29200. Su" * shower. §7 week. FB NPURNISHED FLAT POR RENT. =o |, onto B “Beachland off Cass Lk. Rd ibe Na SLEEPING ~ ROOMS. UNFURN 5 ROOMS & BATH UP. 20700 s. Beyuee: 72 r fiat. Near 6t, Michael's .| eran COMPORTABLE PiRaT — 173 Beach st. FE ER ear General Hos Hospital, garage ‘FURNISHED APT. 3} ROOMS aalianin te en a be ie FoR 1 Mit —_ ee man a. UNFURN ~ APT, FOR RENT. | | 50771 <; | LAROE COMFORTABLE ROOM UPPER war “LAKE ORTON | mere af ie’ Cae at) pit ule except ikby noua PRIVIERORS Ga. 7 : GRAN | _rage. 128 Lincoin. PE 3-77. pone LAKE = a modern apt. SLEEPING ROOMS. PRIVATE EN- building. Heat furn EM 3-4285. | trance. bus stop. 174 incon it ROOMS, MEY ORLY . i refg.. «@ e Ry weite Be Pie"? "| MONEY! Sell unneeded me ee bre sss | POR orchard. Good cond. FI 9-244 b - J on gi eh for cash : _—* Childree welcome. FE ___ Wanted to Rent 29 through Classified Ads!!5-711_ \ an | | 7 Rooke tY RFEDROOM REASON 4. | = a 181. j j decorated, an OTT a | eM os a 2 ee em |p OFFICE: - 544 N. E. Boulevard at Valencta ~ SAMS. & BA BATH. UPPER FLAT. i nd eniaren. "137 Bummitt. FE, L 1 | tS aa ON 8. MAR. shall 5-9564 Rent | Houses ; Unfurn. 36 Oe | 2 BEDRM. HOME. 4 N. SHIRLEY. EAR GENERAL HOS. -. secluded lawn. Rent or ith small dn it. a | pital. Stove & refrig. Optional.! sunday 2 to 5 pet a re 3-7 5 ROOM Lowa FLAT. Rog a (BEDROOM RANCH, LIVING n ery nice. Aduits. m. 4x21. family xitchen, a _2-5961 | Ty" baths Large ‘utllity. "ie ada: $ RMS.. AND BATH, DOWN, GA- ford. r 6 pm. MUtual _HSiated re tae | Sepe ote ural ‘3 BEDRMS. MOD. § RM. 2? BEDRM. CDR. BEX EAUTIFUL © heat. Nr scheal a” skeaping aoe upper flat and garage. Sh _ Nee _in Milford. EM Sate garden . 7 CHILD se eetnee cialis “aaie Wa eat: [3 noous AND BATH, 1 LO mais 33-35 Waldo, OR Fnyvy) aft- elcome, paved street. FE 32-5050. er 6 p.m |3 BDRM. RANCH. OiL FURNACE, § ROOM GARAGE. $70! 2 years old. $15 mo. FE 8-6819. j | | | _mo, 82 8, Edith. FE ¢ 3 RM HOUSE. $40 MO. NO CHIL- 6 RM. . oon dren. 69 Kennett. Owner __West side. Call FE 41001. Charlies des 3 ROOMS AND BATH. UPBER, 4 BEDR 2 “aR GARAGE. $50. Inquire 28% Auburn. ies) Te. Side. Option to buy. OR +0534. i & ROOM X APT. DOWN-. | 4 RMS. & BATH. TO MAN & WIFE one ECT iia 2" vie Ceres only. Who will belp with lawn @ ARPETED NEAR | fe%de. OR +1963. OOM APT., General Hospital, Suitable for 3) 3 RMS. FULL BASEMENT. 940 adults. Party furnished FE ¢3387 | Per mo, 6495 Cooley Lk. Ra - ‘Mia S. SHIRLEY \; rooms é& bath, nicely decorated Heat furnished. Adults only. $45 month. K. G. Hempstead, 102 § ROOMS AT UNION LAKE. YEA dround. Rtf. EM 3-426! i 6 ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED. - $50 per ‘month. 87 5. Parke r E oan =e +6284 or FE ¢§ ROOMS, NEAR PONTIAC CEN. ae 5 i 7. tral, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, ges ALL . UP heat, Call MAple 5-2438 sur at fom ti-t pm. after 6 ROOM HOUSE a ee “SHIRLEY —~YARCADIA APTS. NO.2 | — All modern, 3 rms. and bath apt © Se FOSTI ER clean and nicely decora 1; @ room rd front and rear windows assure | iassar -— oe meee ee excellent crosa ventilation ope] Hempstead. 102 E. Huron oese. ia ample jaundry facilities and a 4-8284 1B: frien : , AVAYLABL WEEKS. 4 = » «@ cfiddren’ | weicome Pinney oy room home, convenient to bua, Save on transportation costs. schools and shoppin ae foe cr mo., includes heat and hot| — *oneble to right party. FE 8-248, water, K. G. Hempstead, 102 & ADULTS PROFESSIONAL. NEW 9 Huron 8t. FE or FE 2-7439| bedroom duplex. Also house, after 6. _Gas heat. Le. . priv. FE 8-1928. AVON APTS, 617 E. PIKE. NEWLY | FARM HOUSE 9 ROOMS & BATH. decorated. Modern ¢ icoms & oil fired furnace, elec. range & bath. ulre manager. _ elec. hot water heater, jog BIRMINGHAM. LARGE § ROON | °* Mat in the country. $79 mo. MA_ 5-2403 upper. Screened porch, fireplace. | __ beat. hot water furn. $125. Mt FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO 4-5600 buy, 3 bedrms. possibie 3 more, BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3 ROOMS Restricted subdivision, full base & bath. Carpeted, t furnished, ment, with garage oll heat MA Just redecorated. ‘ise chien $381 nr, owniows. 0 young children. HOUSE FOR RENT. CHILDR Be Fim. mo. FE 5-61 before | pelcome. Inquire at 223 ae para CLEAN “3 RM. & BATH { SiOvE | HousE LE ER, ie Cm: ‘COTTAGE FOR RENT, ou —_.-- | LUXURY 2? BEDROOM TERRACE PG ( IL. ORE D | oa ropes prt exe aod ——— -- irom tn, coating a fish. Fe!COZY LITTLE APART-|_ ing UN 2-2083. ater § Mit. FORD 3} BEDRM BRICK. DIX MENT, CENTRALLY gal, gas. Neat Wessitesn staat LOCGAT ED: ie ATj | eeaweed 1-6079 FURNISHED. LO W) “itm nce | TOS cies Pome RENT. FE 5. eis : edrooms Garage Walking dis- | ance to tion. MI 4-403! — & Eee: DUPLEX — 3 ROOMS is8T FLOOR | Prt. bath Close to downtown Partially furn. All utilities paid _ Infant weleome. 108 Center &t FE 3-7790_ MODERN ? BERM_ LARGE Rooms. Nearly new Large lot, near WIls | liams Lx. References. $75 OR 3-S554 OF UR J-S5Ie” Cr oe 3; NEWLY DECORATED home Pull basement 5 rms, down, Reas. rent. 1 noses 2-018). ot Tel-Huron. @85 mo. Cail EM EXCEPTIONALLY NICE APT. 3-3382 near Pontiac Drive-in 4 rms of ROCHESTER — 54180 DEQUIN- bath vt ent & }- Sian between 4 & 8 COLORED CLEAN, COZY & reas _FE 4 a136 FIRST CLABS APT. reome & bath. 2 story, easy walk up. Large rooms nicely decorated { | garage, all dre. 2 houses together. One has 6 bedrooms, 3 baths — Other has ® 4arge bedrooms. Studio hving reom. Beautiful grounds, Reasoti _able rent. FE 4-5000 SPRINGFIELD. NEAR CLARKS ton. 3-bdrm. mod. dup. FE 8-145. | léd baths, plenty closet space. YEAR AROUND LAKEPRON Gas automatic hot water & heat bdrms. Utility. Car-port. is al furnished by owner, Private yard 3-4670 and laundry facilities at 444 BE Pike, near grade and high schools. No coal smoke anymore Phone ~ FE 8-8001 or | oR ent Lake Cottag es 360A (2) RM. APTS. ON LAKE *URN. - accomodation, Call PE 8.3420, & utilities paid $22 wk. EM 3.3027, | KEERGO HARBOR. LOE. 1 MOD-| 7 BEDRM. LAKEFRONT 94 WK ern 4 rm. upper, Gas “heat. On . i line Reas, M & M Cleaners. _br ORS 70 Pontiae of Sn Pt TE 3 BEDROOM MODN. LAKEFRONT, | mS pt STOVE a & REFRIG | Hot water. si0 wk. EM 32418. 25 ahd de 1/3 ROOM MODERN, PURNISHED, j NEWLY DECORATED UP P ER j by week or month, private beact, ' fupoched oe ee Bunny Run Couniry Club’ Lake j rion nquire re {GS Mersnel FE 240979 after saturday of funday. MY 2-564 . | APT. FOR A VACATION, SLEEPS ORCHARD COL RT 4 er 5, om Casa Lake. Weekly or ‘- MPARTMERTS eeason. FE ¢5382. —BRAND NEW— KITCHENETTE MOTELS BEACH ~AIR COND NED— ‘a ‘On Pontiac Lake. OR | FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED — ee o 1 BEDROOM Lakefront ( Cottages Modern. fully equipped. Sleeps 6- & Exceilent sand beach Bear Lake near Grayling Wk. month, ' 7 “RENT” —DRASTICALLY REDUCED— Pontiac's most exclusive, modern | rerern S80 wk Watied Exe West side apartment development UARE LK. BY 3 MIRACLE “MILE Balcony type building with individ. | oderp. Swim & fish. FE 43369 ~ val entrances, WALLED LAKE, MODERN CONV. Beautiful kitchens with metal cebi-, a0 a betrm: Rees: A Ge tops, Move and relrigeraicr WE RAVE SEVERAL LAKEFRONT fur ov cottages Clean anc tur = “ nished for rent. By week, “monn Automatic heat & hot water (soft) | °° S*#so® furnished. Kitchen fan, master TV) Dorothy Snyder Lavender eertal many other fine fea- Realtor Est. 29 years tures. ro 7001 Highland Rd. i ee vent t ne Unturflshed apartments only, te Sones =F Or Quire No jemees of security de- | For Rent Rooms _ 7 posile — For » limited time only. | |. CLIEAW ROOM FOR 1-OR 2 ADULTS ONLY— |” persons. FE $-9466, 184 Mt Clem. ATTRACTIVE RSM. GIRLS. PRIV- MaetOmN 19 ews he apr. 9) <7es* coal Ww. Muro. AT BUS ¢ > LOE sdtuee | ipaigy & SUNDAY 2PM. yey es for your convenience. West sib ¢ RM AND BATH | front and igo arene arege $4 Pine 8 _ Adults only. We RAVE ERY AE CTIVE ~ ne aa —— inside the city near | Ext etn, Home STYLE MEALS. bur, ete. V feasonabie rent. — FE 54-0377. 14 Matthews _GILES REALTY — FE 5-615. a ean ‘ROOM, GOOD MEALS FOR T HOE non == ‘Near transportation. trom ne, pn Be at ke Many | RICE ROME ROT this ns clean, i “ot 3 “ue or moth- rooms ry ath al " ites ar. er enn cm PPE $83 plan stores og “8 References | Convalescent Homes _38A required. Ph. OF | wri. CARE FOR 2? ELDERLY “Rent Houses es Furnished 35 35 people in my home, reasonable Qoerioctnies Sor rates OR 3- ee 1 BEDROOM, MODERN ATTRAC. | WE. OFFER . tT tive. % miles East of Hightand.| equipment and service at rea- Utual 46812. - | wong — —— a. women. BED OME or ambulatery rT. care. merce Rd. $100 mo. EM 39400. | _ FE +3235. 2 sagged AS HEAT, HOT Hotel Rooms . 39 5 it aaer. aeons apace - + Seat ett boot Draven Pane} HOTEL AUBURIN $125. ma & Gepoait required. OR R 3-46971. Also 1 or of Pontiac. roe. © 5:30. | #8 4 chaenty for y aceuple, sa Ses work out n of von rent, 44238. : _Can i wae oops, rr ee at ondbomaeas ns . s, f \ |v / p* \ ae { | . i] | ‘ Py j ‘ . IN i ; } ! 43: C { = ouse _— R. ay Sale H =a } GEORGE Paved ig Bs Bes Behan L aioe. 1 } wn } aig endl ful a 7 oO pone) ee car e. 1 43 PO OTe Ta . WEV agen 2 ak furna. $1 $6380 00 x lot. bie lott woes gas ih ; 9 5 Houses you! nes ble 20 5 , Le axand wo on | =e tend Be Sale plete ox ae ond : a | ‘19. 19. For ‘om ai en 4 cp Lin if —~— ca. | Tae _, z base 3. er ap h Poy JUN saga ere | ae D ) HOME | Fem ‘inv ast cond — \_$-3858_F Fe : A- ni * ch style $ i se cos : \ AY: Jay 9. ae BUI OM H Og d close Jone, € ‘ ‘ A FRI by searoom. — cup | EDRO sé lable. lane ee . 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OR $8 GR in charm outgrow his ent & gid aith't ae r. Ga “BUOY TIA rms. 4 KE ORIO 2120.-' OCE low are t Sadtooa | their canes testur all ieee fuli Stee MI City S re- | mac LAKE — cabin N. BEAUTIFUL Li i Be RY : EL cinae. ike Bicgse ome. Sean dae caleba: CLAR aus & | Va with 2 A resi do! Pleldston "hes so 10a er and Wi , d re lot w schools all, it mpiet mak o KSTON ; Tee or 3 bed ut bath off” ag eh os s in | gece V irr garden spo with be oat ae ees ete Mont ke i vou OWNER 8 AREA i Fenced screened rooms = = Fri ay Sedion terior. | TERMS LOCATION. ma FINANCE : asemen car gar - ' nuln an Also, gas nt lo- | in over ookin Only $13 nd rS do . Oa Imedia me ARTY RESPONSIBLE co : room A ent. large’ rage Dak fbn o anna | mae the $2¢ ng for a h 100 Ter beach. wa. $95 ty = $13, te. oc- | WHERE tou MPAN buy at n except ge’ dining B floors s and sc ly- [| or n make a 000 brack ouse i ( PONTIA . 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To inci e all newly, frontage och. tars DERN 3-BEL n Jud Ra 1 TES O i MIC ~ an: : oa ing 2 H 7 : r : ; : E dsc s 40 17 N “ F nm DR. ‘Y sie Teo eS $10,500 HAMMOND L _— | fine ait seie See good t vase net furmture. Pr a Cass ee er aD 1010 N FRA vk SHFP S00 sm |S eae BUSINESS oe Company 4 bedroo LL Kes — you'll wa ont home, t ng for a) all 1omes and rms. Also rice 440 FT = Linwood 7 00 ams, Roc! PARD ‘Jo COR E Oy ak 2c NS $35 ° Sank Bid ! m. 2 INS Gavud ht to . this Is | ph. Mr. Ho incom other FT LA Driv ester HN . 8 POR, || Oa $2 sasedhachinn SEEN fngroom” Separae dint rot beauty, wit B Datura Beek ising ued rie a ib oiuieie at | t foum howae Vacant sie A armen le Ob 1st] PARE a eenee ee eurtty 34 S $25 TO $500 with Jo ‘tly arrar ning raom = ake 3 h 85 ft DR \ ning icon {replace with FOR 8AL _ Huron ingler. 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Gas a} to the bath ent tohen Ga Su 2° 1 Clear ood Villas OT IN Be kitch da dru = & A ) dowr tin To in heat it ha: 100 ft In addi- al n «fan rbage iit-in- acr ¥ FRON : rkaton ag BEA nt. Lar en and @ store | (C 4336 D pee BLAIR foe ene mt | MOVES DOWN | Saale et teat neta, Sef egiae ae ree co ra Grontage, om atatl aye Lote oF ore lareh Berens) hk oars eeu rE ee no aie Hw TOR By ae We Nave t ae VES Y : | priced at Best ST eed (ee a Der ce weiiead meats ¥ al lake. 14 cre each “LARK __| Be ouse. ba large Lore St . tt aon mea "Slate eg ae tene sce oh, Bia ate ete Stee hee ca res ase Re ae bet ae etait | THEAGUIE. FINANCE Co a 4 OF 2108 or PEAINOR J: a m | MENTS NOT mAn for an appoint- ee ga ae FE 4-8550 432 en Real Fst - ods. FE. ?- ees iy TON | . Grr eppotntment owl p men Po NM AIN ANCE Co __FE 4-501 HOU $842 | OD RENT I 2 R Le t. 19-21 i uroR : IONE ane er $ STO dice call ow y i . . MW 8E. : a E L TAKE _. fu LAVING _Libe | ee ER BS Hs RE BOTLDING ner, FE = _ MODERN e = With KE - GOl ade ft fone Crry rty I . ___ FE 8.1273 ae tt on noe s 7.800. BUTLDING. 420 ROC 214 E. ST RII FY my tl EXEDAYS & BUND just ahead. there's J bomen 9 pf id Cor meee AKEFRONT 5 Oaiy athe etch eu tera gucco aan tice ene HESTER Stes AY reas _ there’ of sum eral arpet ° Cor m eet of . rea) i fo) By HATC with ocatio 1 ERVI 976 Bots Lo = 2 block: 3) Stan. 1:30 TO on why e's all th mer a ryer w ed, dr Mer. jot k sand SITE ATCHE 4 terms. a ease. M CE 8T 1. ase OME i 3 an sey g| suburbs you wil e mor iT-cond, Meee enae aad | bs hepiend beach ¢ Id -RY R , Pro odern ATION { * ae MEO Nr. Lin ho cf M pri n 2 bed 1 enjo e; sell itioned., lener a ag. Se ne of th on Wal eal build OAD i vide hi well locate FOR $500 k ) a coln Jr = vileges and room ra wie ate tt id Lake nd full wih County most tera” Shi one energett sh fmhco ated can > Se a igh the lak and pleasa neh with | at Bow Lai witt pov Yop ounty scent wll pric pot $72! ing e man me for ean OL oc Reis ‘ = \ ta . ft e Ju nt vi nh) #9162 Lan thout ff will R } A es . only $3 c_ Dp ee 2 Only | course Thoro alert, P } BED VALTORS nN VESTOW q rom th st a st ew of 2 e Ot urnitur AITOR 3 B50 ENNI y ume availa ugh t L aes os ROOM 5 RS os _ FE! N RE finest e lake one’s th BY ow er Las ¢ FE 4: ; R PART 1 SON ACI it salary ble © rain - 3 ~- Carpeted I BRICK 18 Tele FE 4 8-2763_0 ALTY Suge cote [Bene akon )WNER — . 4-3581 ARTRIDG ae ie ben Be Aas are eeratae Cape PRIE OL 1971 ell Ce living Ce RAE 4 graph - 440528, 6100 = yr Eves LI 2-467 2 iced to oe in the of the | piened boars @ RE 105 [DG] Equitable ot. beautif ¥ mente modi Pheer, Cap. | VN NDLY SERV PL 2 at Sa Cee eat with dining bedr we Se | bed ASTLAWN Lads ide ocr ae Samickly at (oul PE 22d tor om run. PARE Spence om ul locaton ay eee erate AD. | HE N vice 95x150 asement ee full nat All bri oom. 1) b boned bale ar Ty CLARKST == | t today! $2150 at only =a) AND 2332 to ce for = FRONT L 8 IN ' Omy Eves xs 60, Fi 2-1987 © a | ¥ OU > ’ = bath ON : se dow 3 BED rap cash. Lake Lo ; $2500 9 Cail int. a= N VE Sylvan f. lot L th tile floor | sirabl ck home aths e or lea. ths, la 3 n Se with ROO pont ’ near IT ON _ 9 Tr06 Mr. H Michi 4G ED Lak ocate oor! P, ie com Lee ee Vv se Oper rge lot | RE F al 830 per do M SH rent Po r Wa N GREEN J IM anie son We » TO riced at $17,800, with full. privilege: eyed) eciecte see 2 cant Owner Sunday 2 ALT O per month ie eC homes | cet genta EEN OR WILL y, Unset S $300 17.800 ll privile o §©Ponti streets ty on corn de- | ber y 25 FE OR PART Orior month | ment at omes | Laketro 3-7965 Village} EAL E IAM: | ‘| SE AT] . ELIZAB! on term ges $16 Le Dont jake o oc -a 2 4-3981 ARTRIDGE | ae ies ey utice Laue bareirees = wnslokin, = ——_—— | ATE FIN LIZ ABETH 5 500 nt mi West of | = GI: wan Se tue | Mee iaciee cat DWIN INSUR af . FINAN ros, os REDRAW F mia Sit M = Per ae titan aah] Bhat nanieereaae ONE | artri | Tear c6 Sree ona nes Freshly 4 Pil bea? oh a Se soot | rH Ea WN — K NEW Beautl mth. Lcrge ‘glat in clokete. Mobt LOT FC ge | Mo ies 574, Bide. Pe eur eat rion» three 1 ae CT ete |_MAl on BEPC MME os Auburn pe INGHAM | segs Seay “ot lane. ‘porch * wae ron SALE IN | 18 THE BIRD T — Mortgag. eb. ronth poo peg all pe cae | PONS —- i cehool at Crook ey etit ocee ° G © Mutual | O SEE ~ ge Loans $4 n and 7 fo AKE FRO : ae ool _UL 2-33 s Ra» | Might with $4 000 Reduced eed - usr M ‘gage Loan _ $350 DOWN 367 bat NT: WATKINS LAK ee ren 10 real ate ann ler to For Ss . a ac lett Lake R A BETTER en is 84 = busigaion noone _ ani room. teres nT in | Rambling 3 eas Es ILORED G.I. = | Perotti de on Ae . Sale Acreage aa settee ie 110 ft Xesort $1 onTOKaRy iding F th new ce edroom ri e, good be 1 ar Sa | baseme room b room & ce 7 y Sn i . e 4 lakes on of ef fin | 000.000 ? rooms uli bath cedar hake _ PPOINTMEN ach. CALL cert ft front mt and rick with | down nodern h LY | Nea vder ] pai 7 reo 4 the xe of the e lake for AV A room Loeated leige. utility 4 T. FOR, 25 rontese garage 10° Nae we renad ome 1 be | lror Est eavende cia. Ae B BUIL oe feeatehed co an 8 nea. | oo S ILAB j RIVER re paved oo e scr ooms dro | Pt 001 High! 29 ye is low .DING brin ished c ven 2 LM T and mel LE only $50 e_ privile paved str Bi FRONT , large kit tree ett street basem eened f & ba om one EM ghland R ars P as $50 PAR-| P g you e ottage bed-| |® ortgage CONV 50 monthiy ges Payments S Large 6 | space, itchen witt . | car ent, oil ront po th up LAKE 3.3303 1 «MS9) ANGUS. Gown | Priced at o good camer that will ues ce. s anywh ENTION RILEY “ SU . rooms 2 bath bi-level. j vent plus @ do\ ample eating? mere automatt teh, full | ‘LOT 85 _or MU 4 “aise MIS. ¢ Realt don in 33 500 wit income. | ose hire peal patty a ek SOK c SUMME roots oar recs eee rch, pe tabs 91800 dow is our ea Rein wnaeeped [eae x 160 HU “a ) M13, _Ortonviie td with $12500) R_3-S507 : toe Baeeee 509 L ESTAT aonibeliros -R FUN tact fon room ping porch r month down and none] Fu andsca \ sell OR HUN TOO NA 17-2815 ' Soe — r. simmons, FE + Elizab Me a =, {rent yours ~ red ge tz ¢ a. $15,900 and 690 costs @ mite aped LACE _ 3-6709 N Cho 5 “AC RI = ( B ~ i CONS Sa eas, 1157 eth Lak E The cottage with th Priced rage Beau ar at KEEGO full pri cr Lad ure op: | EDAY ice pa ee ar, Gr i SO ~~ = tif HA ce. edit Ali mor sig ; 240! yo ~ te eet of AKF r smel or ho : 1 family . HTIo a de ATE NER : FE. 44 ve f only o ay La ' e. SEE ppletely f e im perty is d is goo ee water f , grou 1 fare me sites | ness Corne or part me or yee Get 4 NOS! > BED 821 ey il eature ne of ke OM IT honre urnishe right mediat vacen 4 bas rostag r nd West ms NS or Us tner 3 nersht i ag r land cash Mic 8! ROON peut ite & s of the at- ANDON with f d 3 be 1 buyer Clark 3 t, can ement rere Wate is i Gxierd ura high | wae NM Sl bax p dust. | e & to cont to lawn Re urley, L { HOME eta poom Kite wi this : LAKE garage T ull ba droom 362 W Hu Clark seacsion te gare aug : : 3 Conventen ord are gb | posi! N of on 4 | we a mode Tract © pay dn hier Large se lete m. kite th 2 bed beau- B rm. bt FRONT law his hom sement FF Huron Real m to} we. $7 750 and poee’ Hus - ose Ww nt terms a pi-| ° lively can Bay C lane Ook o the mize © mort. _ pmt r sell ecluded ly fur hen & toom All ingalow n with e has and 4-4813 FE Esta br EBSTE ; en tht n't om ity ¥ land work your bh _pm C¢ Ope with oat. 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NC naale I S Wo IN ppoint LE Al. 4 trade =R | OU screens Soe storms and “RED Beautiful brieve ; DOWN 1 -Prive wiiit S ( PERRY AC TOR P. cae. ge ga terms pesices at roughout aut to $15. UCED FROM 5 homes tlievel & tr noom ; itama Lake ©. Excellent a RES F Busines: ARTR Ply wood 78 CAS OR 3-1063 Fe se Bite ote Bs eens SIE | Scoee pre Samrat | Tt pee eet me at uw | fh ee een Re er egeue oe ae clizabetl URRY | leon aan bun jJand_In Tro aths, 1 = the line me- 5 GA : ‘T ME pm O plac ue window it home f prick | _ OPEN so Wt 8 STOV OAs- ? . 60 galow Mode NORTHSL nro - TR | sttord then of start ne 1 RAGE aaa ' sow ¥ R 32 ace B tivin eaturis SMALL Trt {URON “trie vE TR 4-B h Jake F | and feet G ron lore 2 DE 5 RM Noth to mis _you a af EL 5 & GAB 1 eer ie Yo 2003 room seutit « Toot a sL MACH : stove ADE Fo sedr og ; state Sree toes pone. arge lo Pull ba RMS. ing oowal this nt $83. By ontage HEA Eee Gece ne U THis Full be kitehe ee? oe CHINE & - 1955 or _sell R ELE € : ; hbo t sement, bave wn on a poe? BY ot oO owner 114 O r-| a Good hom CoM warage baser A, sup pm Tr pale HOP EQUIE | PLYM rE Cc: Room mm Brick S down strict Shera | sau fae oll f several your | WN akinad | ock na © on -) oe if ment pper FE $-87 WITH P HED 1 IRTABLE Cass. car Otase.maal eck ae Gilkey ee sae ae Oniy ae tray playhou cken hou with Ue AnOEn eo omes e Ide wt ake road. C ontiac | 25 AST G ACATION Se gy ecg ig — c dow $9 000 Ith 4% use. A se ft 20 istom NS AT : est privat al ft fn fOR 4 Hy eft OA ALLON NS oO p for co ee pein ue. Beant Sees per cent ato! 8 Fiat owering li land nd ps 30 built WHI ate Sie cl ar Laux or §& a OR 3-5 'MINIMU L PE AGE r wash good us Tv. writ t. Only auth fully at pe | ments mortgage Gi 4 tes. Th trees of scaped 3 ive living ranch h TE Owne lub. or ure kd ALP 21 ¢ 35-5408 M INV R MON or rE ing mach ed ref~ TLL $24,500. y and of only and pay- master b e home all ve & be bedrms rm... fi ome Fr re heal private ; t ~ OT® ON INVEN FSTMEN TH 2-4495 chine O: igerator. x Terms. | WEST $62 per mo f with f£ edrooms feature ‘ EM th Ga mode replace. For appol: th nec nterestec om Twp JN BROW TORY T FOR | SMALt - rT $50 ca : | ull on se ce M 3-2486 rage $ rn kiteh 7-408 1 intmen essitate Dp 3 sat fe ay 8 N ONLY | EVANS sh. Estab C I" ARK RE 4 8IDE room wt tiled b cond floo IR Ow 12.400 chen t call * sale " F 2 cres If \p se | stae* Ns BICYCLE | tablished RE FE 4481 bedroom dee th firepl ath oI r FORM) ner Terms Biclly. hs 29730 alt S9 at | 9-46a1 for lar CLE ON . REAR W ed in 1916 rae TO BUY AL EST, 3 ing roo es with lar a Huge cee ace. Libra ving Living © BRICK 7 aly = ME For . ee AN at Tull ¢ TR ge one or & EAR la ‘AR WATKINS ® Rar BELL & ATE te and fi ge liv: wom Ache pany sized ry of! oil ane face ON RIVER Silver [3 a Sale F atert am t. j ADE § 26. UL s : ain replac un po n @ b dint Fe nd b ily r IVER ; tak ; arm ord for 2100 bs eifouive LAKE - Mul on O TRADE baseme ing e Pa reh, and utlers ng enced ath sto m_ ki High € 6'6 : s 4a OT Tw { nort BAND room one floo our m Her Pple tating Eve Onl nt with room 4 r heat. nd base niry | 500 OE yd Bo torms iteben, 1 sightly ACRES ] Pp: ' GReen rthern CONTR with ¢ floor h oney 3 e > Listing Be: & By ly two gas |. privil Au ment y EM 3-25 ata ser , Investor ¥. 860x287 1400 fh 6MO elegi enieaf 6137 lake ACT irep! 1ome he sting Bervic vn Ho: block heat, | ilege this Porced . _3-2588 nd m eens ors 287 ia sg ft DERN Kia nh R | WaT 1371 pr garage piace . Living a- je spital s to G ak s on witt S SAT we otor § priced kefront } garag r Bas HO pa Rd ER opert : ; , gas 1g orm dow $8,500, eneral e. Just beautif 1 ~ lake 450 es 15,- tor nt lot hy Als asemen M FE at NM or sOFT 7 scaped ‘arge be heat, 2-c ik with $1,000 door st 2 Bloc ul Whi 3 Mov — Otte quick 4: W Oo new nt 2! P < ALIN rtl sel! $3 ENFERS treea grounds autifully car onl A real sks from pple bdrm ves Yo ee | r-Svlva pale! FOE Bue.i O bullding e car ontiac srue iw HIT 80 mon tO RE Total with h land- ya 7 i c y $19,900 estate your} Lee tre-leve. yu In | Only an I ak ORCED tL. 6-0796 28236 C ( FE osu th. OR NT price uge sh AN W. ‘ all for with buy f 3 jot 1 brick. | ft @ dest -AKeS TLEM SALE im piet as oven BURBA 32390. BI OO $9.500- ade SC ; ca appoin $3,500 or bart Gas i ait rable, MENT DIVORCE dae e tw ey wit NBC MFIE ter RE x HRA nt now tment dow oe neat; Me es wit high bre! 40 8 CE 8E ey Es eeks er us table ILT-IN BRICK IELD H ms LTO M | -- Ke atu tlgel Fu Te 8 0 h Is 79 to ; Root crea, 8ET- vn paid t: spre ed. T top > 1G R ts ve s1 ft geo Nn bi $126 pportu ke 90 bed rox Desen arge Gi ancial a rainin t yer wit rade urners sized bed Ranch h HLANI 20 esi Re KF 5§-¢ } Ve trontag c emt. Gaa! we nity — privileges tacks ine mode mo Bary qualify ssistanc ese neil h tank for pain Beta place W ee ring oa wears * NSCOR, J 471° I K Ww nye bens jer en oe Lk. “| ; priced from | sto. includin iu hea ‘ For com @ to those i ul tiee co sane m st a rence Wal! to feingtrm: em» OF SERVICE MSCULTIPLE LIST NAANBFIEI. C @ “WiTTCOMB, Oaniand ee WV. Bird, £10 800 94 400 0° ea Drive ne one woo __ For Sale Ct a itche B all ca oor NG SER D 9. REA 0} Co tird, R BI4.N try J | equits a r Oniff = ‘othi ~~ tures n, Ma reakfast iS oak fi bungal MU VICE | $475 2930 tron | "E44 jomenit tralt Main 8 Hui. ~B bel — j ALL ng 36 Excell ncludin ny built-in nook ig) floors. iow 3 b | LTIPLE LISTIN | Beach 5 MOVES ats ie y Nat'l Bk or + BEAUTIF Btrest. La broker UN | SIZES CI ‘ ; rouse gs Japdvcaping 2 aoe ae reasicn replace, Spee TING SERVICE Onis IN CLARK#TON eee 7” -| AKU AND AKEPhOn. Bae a te oun MODERN 7 nil : OIL ony eng LEAN USED WORK , own e th cance imm se- \ lackto ear BTO?D A ue MA 00x 135 eee nt beach. ,ONT ‘ so or eithow ME | ' da mg werme a 3 fro DRAYT is ld ediate | 190 P, att oid Le r UN ft. lot car ch, 3 b $17 | 1140=O«O ponies 4 put scre- Inew . ys sate m ibe: ‘ON DOWN x 150 eets 1 socated AA 1ON 3 A OR 34 garage edroom 600 bu tmond pet bur i iewood 3 . | MATERN Oreh ckle. Open bedroo AREA Cute treo ft jot ocated us a kee ee 606 » enclo ranch urg Ra Ra urTows, d 3.4200 | merTy ard Lk A be tiled Tat ranch hon Attra | Sail” bedr dinin of fine In a oa a en iy ome, oO 3}. BED! REDUCED. sed por eff Day OR 3-8 ie | OR 3-50 “CLOTH Ave. ath, hom clive 3) Sl is eer ining @ hom Gelgneers. nu, =e nm 50 epRM | OMe! “D. $7000 FOR eb “CHALL vis | Er. -U383 8 i =a aIzE ie oi] heat dining “L, e. Ceramic: bath wall ungalow | SILVE _ tra-mod rea Full es Featur S at d iat x 200 f le 830 7009 FO : DRI | aves aft ILVER 4 Ue * ; > : { odert ull tile 1 : t } ft Rn N or PO this at spe ee oak feats. | Pas dates” knotty pine i ra | Wat oon AREA , grad ine i. BU a 2980 OL 18181 EM welre a, take Ook F 1 , ON rows EN WA NTLD | — ae Trough ae Bat. = Fur x eCeae $70 00 Mt ONLY $2,000 do Bee orated inside. compi iteben, | Fe country Hv as all the algtE a Face atic ith plenty pu ben “MODEL _ a) tenes 2 baths Saas area 3 Lots 0 800 WITT AN) 1385 = field £0943 ait condition. 425 80 et ete s ing. cha | ement reati ull ba : efront DEL Se tr Many Farir ea 2 ® { room 1 #1 300 i A \ 43 32 Call th 1 Fant 8 $975 DOW wn. $600 ly re- sin dia coe Three bed rm Full with on area se c $21.90 7 BEDR a spect y deluxe Americ acre f » for chitare DOWN 1).A} sin Mi : family ide home N — rms | Here N and Ld paneiee is all Suscned rlebe san only recreation Full | ences FE ceaee fied pu al low. te features ican err arm. Ad hildren on th stall LD O — {MER D avert | ™ j )MMERCE A pur -t¢ Fx. ra depp hoe B tb ee tein nce im | s Rese ingle 2 famil Ideal f this f # & nic two cer gal bar. F shed | ee ea cer be area MUAY ase : pee haser 930500 5 dogs o percen d tor nttal n fo rs R zs 8 room y ineo! or large! or co! e2 b reasons ara ifeplac ge. Cal 4% ith co ovely 2-§ 325 FRONT _ . V194 $39 500 quall- t or kids Li poultry aising on ul Mod i! loans ; Ste aincost LOUSES ment, s 2 me or 6 we oom lored edroom ble price ge $23,900 oe; <= 1 for per cent © kitch a bedri 50 BENST! UNION 1 : Ow iome _Gooe Large Lee ele or V ae Oodihe. te in i ateaee 10 & sult & cnegeiea, heat rests full ond a gt rates ——«. oom ag Soucae with < a Sipoeiaseot as Ia neo, family cen with HIN “ots rue ae POT | par.| eet pers well _cerpent bine oS Opera coll NR - ne . Tewelry biue lees o! $9,780 can us & nt. 1! bath mos AN -| saya nell,” tached fir y _— . PR mx Terr ie for » O11 1 219 purse: s 780 total move righ na $800 DOW a ear and beau t attract } gare eplace VERY __ iv RI. ne of trad addition TAV 7 R Al — o free LA price t tn 5 N garage. | wh tifal da ive ho’ 4 1 AG ge. owne NI _ WW trade al AVERN & ye ~ _ peti iy a Maite Ot ae Oe on me S | ACRE WOODED— | Cestigipeccrr: ewe ee LE be TICKERS vee Guenan ol Safe H — é West ILY hom ith carpatin larg ne room place in this carpeting R E AT se b bedrm ae suOryY | years ary hor BEDROO! 1S. apie lL \ \f BES wu ters Lengel’ I ousehold : pesos eared me peste ure es Br iee tom. teste. (ihres pee agesine betes Hiv. | 2” 8. M ESTATE, IN | ?esement. Meson’ ik ene pled MF sil ed Lian SG. ben “om ale Business: MAsfair 6 6250 oe pre ron aste ce THE Goods 57 ting to of cl y bed- ain ie tenced ial t sis @ ce siz perfect | _ Main. Cle *, INC / e. $15, replace own oF ¢. $8560 ss P ted in P Shalter hoctee 1 ¢ : and bu! g room coset spa side of ge, loca need jot ull! right tn home fe bedrooms. | (ACROSB | Clarkston aN. NEAR 000. Te .. will ai wi : 60 ropert Pontiac ar husir land £\L)} : ment we wacke with fire lace town. ted on N I'y tertain and be Pitas ean 2 s | Op MA FROM , Mich 1% stor LINCOLN rme Beautif: scount for Pr FRON y 49 app & ares 1esa lo- REF 3 Flo 2-car od BASS heat Pull eed. Evenin orth 500 in. 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Newly @ 4 W of P EPINO 8 ARKING_ ' FOR- 333 | section M eeboce le de mn 1 | case ms mR SAL Mt 1-6500 | eaviireh ce OPEN 5 Busines 1 OR 2-A082 il) trades. | 1c HURON _ oatisc — D T COLOREL | ee She terme Aha cg ed eel SARGA Cail UL ce Bo cae i oF Pity at ab-cead aclsd Nn 2 To | s Oppo oar | E tec CRIB. rE AGS | lov th ter ced ale ont trabie _ROO wATNS 9-3733 Rees ITY | ormica reh ont cott rtun ID ess $35. § #15 \YTON RD. 1 (OOM ED oe i nerme Toe ek ss DOWN” MOV! ROUSE Jezabeth Tit aronabie | payne jattienens carpe cottage | A Barg ities 51, 0 chuARixs | oPkion. Use te is = I mit _ HOM: 58UMM raly $35 OVER YC emutif: Be ment ( Pied ooh MP | NK again 17 RLES REAL of P 1 ROYAL | _UL 2: aieractire fez, this stment 2 Lal MELON |. Just ER COTTAGE eet A MONTH Pay. rooms Care cs F ae ront year o ———_- tits down bane wim ae 3 eg \ | Twit tee DAF ; EAL Toh sure canner oe mee rated garage bunea' aby E FRU be away aomen i 8 RENT VICKLY with brick orate Getig e pan ROCs — Lene ons nm Mighway ue) bedroo _to oper ~ DRIVE 4-0621 | ae pau Tes cker.” pres Oa liv’ New andi FU A : IT ne_away_from_& om tow EAT kitchen fc uae , rye carpet DLA On! lenty of rac a Meth wi. ate MU 4 a Gy Ga. foo: S pe ms Fall A —~ io r 2 a ONL ae ee mea yet ide sa 4 nOOM Nt Anger =n itera ieee pblong; perms vine ro HOME © ier — eT once ee WANT TO A a _hourevid" tn ot ther rd wader eall today! price $9. storms DRAYTON | 1 ig jake” immi our fun RON ODER} xtre large A birch Buti ere ene eon a nee ee picts Pr tage for ht Owre: rE PC oe neo 800 and| N HOT Y Large ee ores hae beatin Pp Tt COTT N LAK Rune eee fon eabineu i water A rar cee nee ft for hie er Wi RETIR BROWN L FE us — better | 4545 Thi aa aurpri ereched lan were eating ; PEACE. 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GA JIM W one hom «Front | ae fot Goon om piete ee aus fae hie oom A iy Alms en Dieted uni Nie ties BEDROOM SE1 jed = nt | infor mov ’ ade for Oe pletely Hoin & i quer units irntts soir sour § hest porary it ire J Vilage W F YLORD | 345 VRIGH] rapes bed rod ul very n ] mation @ inte “hie e er» ny ly ff hefty ters Lak ure. ga set. livi ET rer ave OA ead “eons EMOTE CON: g oe oa” Levee "OR F2614 [ RULE OUTLET NAW era cae er agnid UCKSKIN PONY ee es a ee Co as stovi RANTEE... 4 Stage se [TH TV. RE fice. $140.“ dou cond. Le one OR. 3 | TOF 108 8, BAU!! ER ber Mill E 6-613 yw EAR” “ou s high, $150. Meee Oe aeicke p table & ¢ GUARANTE ith a ~ gy) IN. ZENIT id Sacr' _| good chest Ph “WATER SAR OF 1 mf jie P Pontiac FE | “WINDO 70% 46 inche freeze, M “hrome kitche erator, \\ I. GU: earcriralle & 22 IN. 1 mos. © = maple REFRIG foor RE ZED PIPE lie per ER. 38 a elding “AND r ew. Chro ot refrig cure j Goody ea. e! Cord trol. WATER | ERVEL plates R Al VANIZE! a pipe a EEP-PRY 16 ; s fase “BRIDLE like ni s. Coldsp Is. rugs. c 7] If a Air Ste fat 35-4004. INT e-in GAS 8 as hot fine O ‘2 G alivanize ths G D : PE 2-56 — Ww. ? “HORSE = 4 chairs. ft towels, lectro | Captive ever goes 2 HOTPO: fith trad aters, € rm mac ft. 46° gaivi dard leng t far AKM BA R OLD oud —- a bundles o: aterial. jand Shield je will: LLON . Ww Gown he pop co in stat M59) Wes RADIO &Y $250. FE 5 2 HOLL 106 dress m. Poloroid = Safety Sb "ausle — ice. 52 Sbarro . $99.06 terms. No ctric model, LOBE, 4 LC n, 7005 . ‘OP BALE DeWALT FE 2-4943 H saddie, LD PIG8 : 56-2358 tains, & cleaner, uite. liv | from any c oad serv: 389.95. Convenient Munro Ele 3-5164 LL SIZES ¢ MA Thompson, 2AILER FC 08 cond PR, 65x50, WIT WEEK O ad. MAple eee Badteen tools, ie ihe ahiels aa ue ; . cE, a & 7 1 bre jux —new, be shop H 1. Pay shie $80.95. R. B. NGES. A! Ps Appi fHEEL TE 10 «=o AY SHELTE Also han & alves era iture, lathe, lace the nt Huron. INK. Ap RA Samue 2W re it ar p) 2001 W « columns ‘ stein ¢ “BER - cam furn metal S| 2. Rep 4 Pe oes Ww. SINET Si 1 @ rices 16 Hudoo OORS tr io ftine Lo 3-2885 | 5 pm “STUD room ressor, mils | Howance a ‘ABIN inch eng - F DE 13 PION DOO! Ra off suppo r OR TTH after OLTS. 5s NA tng tr-comp with low . cost. full a = a BLE C 5. 30 ‘ Ic CHE ' MBINA Micpine lawn mowe ATER. W : NB — C mare | large a sedan to mak | ve you ad wea j “NCH DOUBI oe A on birch E MAG eridale 466 234) law OlL HE rice ARABIA! je horse, S Lede Sree pee ee 3. Gi used tre g 66 INC Dishwashe 27 inch rel S RANG h broiler 60 FE 42. $12 © THERM nd Reas. p ice. Badd ED. 195 Plus all ot! Terms— te for up damaged. 3 $70 Tange: oe: eiectrit vet re yo chek diner eas Midlle Beit TRAILER pe we Weatattora ~ 7-2931 G, 5 GAIT Ti OO cone cau plete, kman, Estate. if tire is 3 aahaiede mrs merit) hrome i! ‘cpa even WHE ae sa Ren wk — = \¥ GELDIN matagss OF) bon Ee eee aitra ntact: 2 cabine and «ch ems top gla _ . 2 IL 2-4) ND 2622 Ke RK BA good easy | s. Ise heney, & r Ox- tails co < base ray ise item i : OVE JORS A z TERS DA high, ined, Mr J.P tionee rther de 3 d, 8 nd om years 173 : TRIC BT GE DC R HEA t 6 hands Well tre yivester tt, Auc action | oor Pu ~ $35. Re sae 3'y eS Ty te D GARA 2 WATE Detrot 1 horse 131 __| og, d Hickmo’ plete a Fo - R A t, above L EL OR 3-48) OODE 0367 CTRIC ed on | a Ational AL- or. Bu 189. Com YEA f Sree atl liens NERA eas VE 2 WOO B48 CON’ pt Ec insta downy ; le N CH A 8-2 OD il F GF id oR > S16 ck OF GOOD letely money band PREN | ford, O here PM G E 5 Most a 3-4338 RTAEE {igog Cot ELEC $110 tra TANKS 56-9120 comp ines. no 6011. 1 GOAT 55 — anyw AT 1 A STOR + 3 EM 3-4 ~ PO FE AU ~ vid 1EL OIL FE ! Edison | MA 54- ‘SALE | U 9-23 service NTH | li- | “ ICE S 4 old EM : SMALL 14 POINT yrs wel 3 FS il deliver UEL Edi ‘s Appl UNS ron Call M _ MAN- JUNE pew SPPE SER\ 5-6123 : = = 5} to HOT d “ Encly _ Will ‘. F muel’s OWER. R doe WELL URDAY near 3 totl- DE FE : 3 UY dios $8 Rite ae aple aluoa 1009 GA ; _ Ss WER M pine SALE Boots & ” gar’ 1 home, iture & e- | : ry 7® = ERS ; an OR 3-806§ 7? 500 ide ee SED POWE 4941 j “FOR estern. UL ern furn rator re 8 Cass i ere TTIONERS AT peer le Ames ae RECORD = Ay } eee FE 4 ha ‘Gi ecTRie ye U ee Tor ETS sis.es 95 HORSE (Cap eh aes Ra ances wae mee ne — 30 Ree Serv ice ‘81 E } “ e _ UR “ hase, 2 TAN 1-69 = low apar Near me COND available -FL RADIU 12 speak ectal, }P. CENTU Bingle ph REE 6 ink. Baddles 1 TUxedo L-693 EED- rator, ent tack aie THE i AIR all sizes 6-6011 -— HI > cabinets $005 Bp lL 7 HP. 7) rpm Hu - F le bow) » ft 2-9769 or T sET3. BR ' trige ompartm features. re re DING IN i cost, es MA NERS e 32 pittier Rey 1 MA 5 60 tor MA le 5-904] LENOTH. Double rd copper ---. 166 ft. POR P! cents & up freezer fith modern ern daven- _— HAPT GRIN d Zuck Ma- d Appliance NDITIOD w fedders watt am “ECE Apo! s NG voit. MAp PE. PER eo th, , | tyin he ogthe vier | RABBITS ating 50 {f Baldwin washer w ar old mod holstery, CRANKS ders rebore Phone PE : ~ Meee ent an he Seed ¢ish, Sar rie WASHI ‘ oo Ee pipes per aK tat copper we ft nn a te I ——— 3 than a “blue tweed up ee car. Crile 23 Hood. j A 60 Lat e HP. 1! ranteed AUTO MA canalilon. | ¢ I? 18 3 in. ao s0n, §,-1n har the ° . $80 85 . on 4531 May = t ck 7 ort in bhi ‘inte bed odern shine Shop. a j Bare ’P. & gua NMORE Serfil OK $318 A. Thomp Ten Miele th trim : US. Pat 2 = Lives 0 Dp -onvert sual m = c RINDING IN THE 4 s, KENM ween $56 3 O 26 ta wi th TM Reg il co -h Unu drawe 2-2563, 0 ‘DING ; P Tease’, 3711. BY PRI rime ag lectrie stove. iad Open rire . pT $3 a 3-pe sroiored bath se wi bed G 1969 by MEA Gervics, ing, ; Ww anted - UNO CAT hair ene eine wanite and RANKSHAFT oe “0263, ' Schick's PURNIBHING erly Be 1 1960 DISHWASHER 4INCH. BOIL Pl uPPly “ cm | e euare — TED: PIGS & Pela 5-09 : oe in matching size es ae ore shaft Service 0 OLive 1-0: 4 NTIQUE Beautitt tale whe 4 Dae Daip BR Munro 1p Pump BING 8 52100 im Sagina — irregu Y WAN test Jones. 74 Co aniocd peeaiaee s our reg u_ Cranksh 'g2 i A home Tee eete aie KITCHEN cond, ar Sun VE PLUM i tory 2nds G S8UPPLY _ ; -eling _ue. For ltr beds ffect. Plu ything yo Scooters : vate : ard ire ve BITCH ood cond. Huron SA ° ; Facto UMBIN z i ; ; t feeling Jou y ed ¢ f every ta r i ter cherry sce de pps fe ve Ve 1066 W a [Ol 2 te a RS a haiten BAVE PL -F£ DOORS vv zy houk say abou For Sale t — ise selection oe eters room ee Sale Moto veny ; Sta ie aiepol 3 Wictorien | it He SUA ee Cs ATER - GARAGE standard s the psychology 2! > 1 MILE N ea acuberiacn’ tioneer ys Laas our needle po 1 Vic NGS. | F 7 WATE ’ all up : dues the ders * SALE whe Ix. auc n E MO- 3089 Gr Pair of i Beauttu & pieces LEA | Os OAS Ait 2GAL. ELEC carry, O A; Factory neg am $25 ralding “Mom, what does two easy groun os DUCKS pire Crooks Rd 75 roots. Sain fates peotasel Ed “good ‘condition, 6 che of aes —— x cba hair y Birds . A is i _ de YR 54 a ee & "0 en tock Los, 5: = IU ny . urn 2 mo . TORN Mu: xfor ood Mile ; foes wis vera ae * ae highbo ; SCL | aE ho oer idideen ol Choe #6: Os 0 west . Risctrie ‘door bid] odleapoearits anted due to Missi . 1 & Dirt 66 : re le Farm Eodue M24 just ss eanaeer, an * ae Se ee JUST : e tare & > ter clothing Ck ag, Foompron Gust deots unwa jrav a Syane. FAR ~_Wetgnts,~ off EA Id, "4 Schoo! ma dresne ye ture Wiil sac uf ¢ clothin ee lot he fhom iIGHOUSE lowe Ld re : d Grave - NTOSH. roulx, sa A HMAN windshie : A HB e Birds regan @ nd winte $45 Men size 42. eve WESTING tile oe Ways On garage ! San : , Ini ~ ANS, McI irrel Pr ce 1953 CUS. motor, 5-651 4 Li ere isest Neaetnut 6 ren and 8 nem pA ines 0 a ‘ICO OFT Asphalt til alate exiimates us 60 ACK D JONATHAN 1 N Squir = 2-168) erhauled 136. FE : pe ¢ utiful we Lovely € clothes ling clo ome alt lg CUBT $125 ] elure We «aive i ellaneo 7 ICE—BL 1645 PPLES us 23 oo il s 78 i ov -arburetor—$ : nair, Beauti! ck iamp 4d Hun te Bos Weltigeratin ft 4b . bel to $ . ] Misc - SERV FE. 5- A ; Delicio = CKENS. trai er Ww car chair wi lant. Piao ree vie. HBGOLKS oe 76 ideas andy 0! cage al a trom. 8 : For Sale : 1 DAY & gravel FILL spy & KILLING “CHIC vey's 1 House | Ape EXCEL- gan Titi ee ais aun ane, FE § 7662 6150 bax J squirrel Open on urday ae IKE NEW fill, sand OP SOIL. a TOM “KILL esl At Da ie For Sa e c after N EAGLE. 6-2289 é SN eerie 1 pape ~ ive Df le Noon SALES 8. I IRT, 1 CUsT and ¥ t who . F HMA 50. MA § berr are wail paper he barry Mt 4 HOGER § $2120 , hb N C (2 Ss ze ; RING CK D Getter suin- mba Beef a AILER i987 CUS $2 uote a 56 Fert) KES . On . con ; DO ) \ 3-0203 DING 18 = A Witt hows, kers avail- ING TR. | ondition, ae Seal (lend vet 156 Feet e eearade Wie OUUe APECEAL 08 BERRY rE Ae wey OR 46078 x snredeed:- FONE. | Sant’ aka Loe mekers, (pelle FT CAMP MPING lent ‘condit #68. Pictures unienal — fot sich s b CRIB A! Pearson's ROMEX ba es. c ALS iP QUANT eR $100, _60A- DR 3-0638 STONE. M a icee Also 002 N Ma 16 MPING | after § p.m. D KING. i To aun avila ere tL ARG $15 5 ave 1-4 er ft. G A Paddock » “QUAR Feng ‘OR "RUSHED ; ale p Mlb. 1 2-0891 M CA i E ROA . vats rrencn a ma tl 1 nee Lake arp 1 prices is » He Machinery CRU Conkiin.; , OR 2-71 steht MINU] OR LSTAT =a ' 1 F . A anls and ne rehiard L¥ lots ¥ ecjal p t Opes UILT 4 ; TOP SOIL, Lyle bie ene ALU $600. - "37 dl ALLE eS j . scree fect © uy Hee Ae b , a0 Le WA lies al ap M39 Wea OME B I 0135 ~- YARD. d-4 TO. el, ml. a ter OR O 21. FT ood cond. 3-2735 BCOOT. . ;-* e pers J eee pres BASU EES PAINT SALE twin fitin veot 1005 M i t FE 4 10 UAL . ERS, 10 NA and grav FE 2-8572. R, Roches FOR “BALE- railer. G D. OR aa eset oe Gioret gimes Cuppe sal ea ae OM & « 281 Bale Thomm aC oY WATER HEATERS 107A SCRAP nville, 3 Ls 1112 oF DIRT O HAY — t > CON] . & USED . PE 4-4 ae ae ee ee OU AL DEMOED ait the nea bea “Mew. Consumer $1930 and 2 errr arc tb 8 eye RDS danny. OR 30 Maren PE 8-3 Be poe oats Ae | ev ER MOTOR BIKE. Goo dy Chars pat cen tes. ete , MODERN ial ch@ir ce 2 a rolla way ine we, New f value. warted paid —ENOINES «8 2% cies de SOIL D co to 1:30 Br] th. T ediate o WHIZZER MOTOR 3-11 € of ie ierad eA Ww W ac @s1oti Drown 3. Full aise het. Ful: » g $49 50 lghtiy mar 71-2051 —— ENOINE. etc. , eat. Pro 1 TOP 4 AKLAN & Sat, 7 janis - full ba eels) imm Opdyke WHIZZ 15. MY J-1180 Tare saa ear rege ann 4, od red tes 7a ica oF Laweaaile kee. Riis proved are silgh ted gas 7 IESEL w mills, p . DIRT & A- FE 2-1114 oO Tues. ii dine ef p dem wh Je 170 N m ondition, $75. | PORTSMAN 7 bie for pass if Ee apt eaiee Bteres 1: ip down fl A vaticeas Is now skis thes 19 50 Theae id be bh- pORD D TUCKS, 5a irriga- ACK D ferred Open to @ Pui ' tan reasonab $. after 1 p conden. R beret Piend rol ‘ bad Kae ae ge LE Oe Sea we el he = gan MI 4 oe bell Water on - winter rig ee eles ue Spon er eee tk Pad cosine i Sptoan eee ae ae, SAND AND Pa coe G POTATOES PaLot 26, FE rane CARPETED hy WHIZZIOR oo Good & wel rit j laneou i a Orch ” a . ‘ AtU @30TT PFAFR SEM shas coe ink W TABLE, ‘ mae Mie ins WATER HEATER | (ean Fluorescent eos - toes E aengines + hee - BLACK Bi. 80877 ND. GRAVEL. SEED AND a IGATED), *59 2 oes oes "ER 45 FT Sale Motorcycles 83 : ss rors P utions Gres PLE HL a! ress - tlorm . ol pA | conversion | « vy a aed few tne 1 4-608 ~~ are “* BAND. E 5-0440 Yo 217i. S \IRRIGA $875 MY AILER* fter , For a FABUL Aree on bu ea e MA : pew oma t and pie FE 40 Gal | tanks 2-01} r Power | Ave M Af IC istributor MI If 6l ACK DIR truck, FE Lb} MY_ RIES ' ce Long, - ERSON TR 05, Call a ~ AVIDSON. etre nad 1 ever Bed | Bofa her dition 1230 all & moto Gta -LLED M:; 1! dis oe rse BL h pick up IL, PU JTRAWBER case Roy 2 55 AND eted. Ang - RLEY D MA mee se 5 ts ast OF aprings 90d 6 On eUriere Jignaw ewriter cons i J ECLE surring, Ww rio D It You | rubbis * TOP #0 ‘ds. de- STR art or case 1 4-448 n, carp LL HA Kston. tte g r ' i " : 1 = ? ” es Utua Clea M 3-4 ——— PT. SMA . Clar. Secrilice lee 48100 cas nthe rocker Ail a > 1 Sela c Desk, typ chine 63 Fore Int needs no LO © ' ACK DIRT 1_to & yr FE by ve ord Rd. M *K YOUR pm. E <5 cl * Laurelton, * wists ise ee 9 mont i: sa jROP.LEAF TABLE mowe sewing ma ‘ Thla pa sag or run { colora to ae EASY WAY | BLAC & manure. tt take Rd 2050 Fe — PIC 12 or 6 RM ie air condit: “ee ERTA,. , $500 08 monta {01 Kifer 80 . DROP-_LE ir. Mer evertric OR 3-104 : 96 not drip dundreds o IT THE tal items . dirt 115 sco! WBERRIES wed rows. ai 5 2 BD woires: dition! E 836 ALBE y £6 20 r A & ; o LE ne. } trues TER. 960 i base. Hu DO any ren BAe ca 3-0165. S. STRA n sire cents @ 5 ting, @ ood co SINGL pe ait Mig: MAP enpor roactir pane : HEATE 4405 ol) om PAINT hour m —HAND +? 28 or OR 6 YD wn. clea 20 & 25 160 Carpe tank ¥ a hes FE 5-457 D. Cred 3-977 {> MA ple dav newlig Fl KC raler & hoose fro L & 6150 with DERS MERS 4-42 OP soil. 9 arts 2 es ae 275 gal 70 aT wiia ae {ler XC. CON po EE EN et tle a : 2 UAl to gas he AS ch AND FUE FK 5-6 fh BAN ER STEAM 3 | "ARM T > 46588 _ more quat time A Mich 275 PE 5-9370 EF EX best o T-110 ‘ Ll ee na ine EO rn ere Late "ae gal. auly te ncaa Eine OAKL Li Ave - ELOS ALI PAPE QLISHERS CHOICE F d FE 46 RAV ‘ome any Ortonville, $2,500 TIAC CHIEF. ' RIUMPH ND ON viced & 6 (ey inet FE 2 Ef DOUB 40 Inke and Mt sland & 34 Orchard L ‘TAL ERS—WAL FLOOR P CLEANER 10. Detivered “SAND GR wee ley Ra Ra 5-FT. PON "E 2-2761 55 7 6-0328 . ALL A BRA Made servi: Machine ; bess HOOM SE t tabie, Cah =n trays with ‘4 . (c Ped | | ( |, ® ORILLS — 2 RUG CL rE 4 STONE, § 531 Hadle { Granger NEWOOD 1953 35- ndition. F ELgin % < CYCLE. chine 3 Rew ing you MAPLE BED cheat, olgh Paundry ‘i | UN . 2 gallon, 10 ¢ L Saw — HARDWAR 4105 RUSHED rd EM 3-0: HITE North o 8 1196 VINE cellent nae ED. LLSTATE 1 . tne Binge: ee eo a RAVE PLUMBING © $2100 heater, 94 ame BROWNIES ube c omer Heyerse AnD WEE WBERRIES FE 2-2761 ) FOOT, 2 B be A _4-9368 Mile bed, FPF 5 6865 FRONT $66 SAVE FF Oo: vl $89 95 . BC ‘FORD "OPPER |» ai T MASON 8 1 blac STRAWS 6 RAL. 45 through- _ extras. = 1 s es 84 : ‘LECTRIC AN co | = T rave 5 6-10 NE ted . cle: : 4 and 4 i fore a ram teuie 112 8 EAA é neerep i: “ yr TT eae er Ul. 2.3000 een prem ee and iene. | Fit ae hater pees w gravel ant FE 6 ipment 76 ina Gx: io, washer sors Mor For ‘Sale Bicyc “ours 5 MA ‘a. clei, © KER « oe ' » FE 4) 5 LOWF: aves 30 to — 49 cemen ed gray : Equi to oO SIZ wa) b Lh P Inch THe figured Auburn ‘Tt MINK lumbing. e days 8 d- | tet tone. ro -arm Eq out. Au gallon 43778 ALL ) 4 uu B: TAT- gute 6 8e2¥ SION DRO " atema fig t 3468 - CABINE tel Ona weak aicalmienun € 104 stone. | 3891 Sale Fa ns. 240 MUtual : BICYCLES. BMW. 4 Notions Dept | 1 & P $10 MI ENSION of tic ply inking ay Mo® Wes HEN 42° Mo . fy Ope 4 ston tealm, | gi, FE 2- "HAND. §& SPRAY) ooree collect MUtu 10 2 ROLErAST i) makes. . EXEA ted china NY FX! A palr MW hn on 100% mire boned) 44 7) le they a 10 to W Moo I § 9602 INE pa BEAN §& 8 2800 Ca 45 BY ) & al, on a 8. Edith. 5 K LOV ee ati LA HOCUAN e $1) 00 $400 A Thomps htly sere so) while . Bunday 1o6 MA IN. STC JOHN bber tires 2 “LAKES r, wal and rep ales. 321 | AN TQ ker Han hee tiand MIA hing tao piles G Silgh ie $48 50 es on #4 s Kuppiy —_—_—_— CE: 48 FE 4179 GAL on rub FE GREAT th showe By NSU. Sa 85 rm rue 13 eal al . oul t tale Open ee 9900 Val fie Valu ers Lal Te = se ‘NOTI dirt “BUP- 30 Mounted 1 cheap 1956 ull bal extras bi & N! ries ware r top roller lin 1 TABI P L Ino terrifi one ord FE $4712 ——- 1 rted. Fil pane unit } Will sell irms f other untry _ Accesso ee? ies aes ee ANT siracte ther top end tahies HILCO fF jast als tel No ph { 305) FE R REN : ie * LAKE BUI Cement ed once as TV radio ving co _ Boats é & Take ») YUL W ' {ee if ptey : ii? ; INCH F condition 66 moc huoress ei if QO ‘oor gand IAC LA & dirt 34 Used : OTO oven, ke Lea UP. Cas (THING YOU. BE ies vain ¢ ent 42 2t- 1 Yerfect a and an F foo : PONT ravel & R 2-15 778 ER R c La spec & Hl CAN 1200 AY fide 1e47 ce ot fed fo Michig i) teamer s. fur Sand ¢ tiie OR a) PRAZ and Pontia __ H TS ‘$40 “ OUT ANYT HOME $12 00 i Cs WAIR viel Ble uarapt pieare e Ave ER . paper s { sanders. land ply ching & ~ PEAT JETS — parts 3064 ROWBOA ad ape ae KALES ut 490 rar cH pS 6 New pletare Hips ONew enleriia rhard Lak UR DRAWE Wall f her, banc Oakiane ortar tru DARK PE: ARIENS apoueed Opdyke on 30 PL_ TUB ‘ . NEW th Lake Ro: ; FOR | AT Las ay but @ io $1 Rei col 490. New pl $125.00 ON i Or Ole FO RaGate ers polish m cleaners rai dake m HMREDDED _ tillers, news Avis. 1580 _-66- SRARTAN.. extra nice ote na Elizabe JUTBOARD FOUND of the @ one Pe) NEW PI ito bed 6 UARF Gi 750° BROOK S.7a0h LARGE | ¢ door with . Fuel & (Paint. aenorena RICH 8 EM 3.4976 — ervice LW ly equipped, “sell, make z= EPOWER O ae excellent : A tte Furnits Dawe Ls D (Hake into — 4i at alse at $i oO ; File Bide PR 45-0160 Gli Fuel & gee dirt $15 CLAD shed oer 4-4380 TOR : fully Jiwe, Must or Bights F 5 HORS gear shi $60. MI ; oie Sap for ree rOWER Mow tpn ving foun Pee agua chor Got ph Ls as Ave FE on uipment 61A _ toe a3 (par 78 Freres ARE. fa BOLENS RIDING ae uecessary, fer OR Jail days a ake, Pientoos. pear sin. ance uF Es ' hah’ Bros o 1 2 piece | WAKE pound bow! DDER vola : =q 10A sto -2Of,.... slaec B , bar «a Dp per —_— = ILERS —SE | c OUT- t our g bee 4 AR ¥ layer, 16 4 d other jy thing ¢ PENED eras, $09,--per. yd Over cycle ctor OR —, TRAI 5. 4-7016 LGIN - \ : O PAY ut ruil ame MI 4.60 rrord play tivetor an steel] wo SHAR Cam il ee A $' per 5 n sand 32 ret, tra 4pm T' CAMP ; sleeps POWER E 2-7519_ barge:te ONTHS T Come ou 1 Phone of tmnt vsathy : MOWE ne LIKE ak” ee-rock, vd Maso sand equip Call after ayton, o APACHE new type. $49509 — HORSE $50. FE 4 M trade ail tres se “AN OFT 1 isall FR > pons EC. Lawn 24s sr cael rnd Ko. P $2 per r beach : med iii land Dr latest t. Only on- 7 a _motor, $50. F' ARD MO eis UI cres of {PF RICA con. ara RH & EFIEC 71 «up F ‘On 3} HO > rent stone ee Sharp o 30 cents wor 2775 Deland, 7 . the weight, type dem | doar N OUTBOAI! for Wis; bos, nel Gi ied exiz Ak Raa ee A . wane F — ne op eh SERED BALL attachn 20 per ¥ Fi} adtrt. vd 3-7793 4 ; light in w old ty reatly MARTI i oF trade { look ar Fo }-6u4 6 NF Very « abie : MATIC 5 2450 { J ENTUE $400-06.— Walk 5 Many heh coy $12 er vd nis per 5 chery roa , lete. A fe d at ¢ & TH, “HP ond. Sel 192 ees Piueue F 10 tal rue y Feasun AUTO) ‘ MAp'e | NEW “phere re Pritc . er ow 75 cents i] 80 ce t 745 Hatch ’ BALERS comple » han 8 to 7 Exc c . MAple 5-419 AT ° lover se eave __} Tyr harawe eniarg “AM op so ivdie at : kK BA 4 rs. of n : tor ; ou 3 708 parking MON & ’ ption at nbs alOE Coe ae ee PE 5.5743 UTY C ver yd $1 per Jostyn CAS \s neede strato ices Ope Sundays rhat have you _ ATS — 4 OPEN 9 LO r} mile a ¥E 2716 Ae Te reftig doo: 140) FE R, BEA , humu- ly. near ; paymen rest duced pr luding tors. wh AL’ BO FRI tiac o u Phoue " OM AL AILAH bore ORT oe U MY + YWooD “ANTER, -5.60 Peat 1 only trucks rent No} jo inte reduc y ine d Mo -14 FT MET 159 Poo Aubur rin silo heed a 10 1200 PI MM ¢ FE 5 ew lton Blyv< ed on a iy or Il Ne da ts an eets! giig iM r of te on se | overh nds A ‘ RIOR used 34 case Y NE Waltor Load DUCTS Pi . ft. every Boa mee land Rd KIPPER 4 miles Heigt: “9 (arb FV Tayior atee cLore seco rable | BXTE 1x40 Also era with "TICALL : Perry TONE PROD! i ttl nex lt Cotter » quality 21. 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Piss gems a ra Ls FD Tt [I2 ES OW AH MOTO S ' BOB 52 —r, 2-0407 Mr. Bell hy needed mi a Mr ae eee canted A ion” ae ba nxob sic ee t Aele ; {ie¥ LINES rowER yi RSA 7 ACK SUPE} ing AU vy ing Auto | : nift : tONEY tenes ING x PY MUN AR cS PE 4% mn WEST Lis } R mars %2 pe See Wa Gagne “EING A ~ W COMMANT TUD 5] \ OB : Se deena KEL fil ee AE MUC HURON | ARO] } 254 Re : &- 183) ARDTOP a te ene Tho AbTo.. 11 147 e eis PE NDER ERBAKEF Broarke a = > OLE: Daye a AN 4 fs 235 chee HAS $50 rE 4 T dD a tery (cK WIC 2-8786 Ain PO tone Nn Interior < v8 SP war at i \\s Saas PaNsaligsioN iNDBL ee case ron ~JURK genic url \er F ed ey ner eg q Or a omeynau 8 = Must SELL walal * rbd match Pivisie cf T , shadbel -_ : PORTAL “<4 t oul ae AR oh wit _— AxD. ane Radio reo . (x D Cle E_ eeibir oi ee to an bane St TOD x10 ERC ICE Is Ri EAN ; 3\ ir ; “am, qaite tetera “a3 you io &F : ‘re an sao vens ‘Sh 2 D om PONT OT Wad « cain $36 3 oPL Fone it re 2 (daa a. soe ONTFAC-C R . CHRYSI $56 Bok? . VOUTH a ; waws) NER oS e = Seu LA SA | hee age Ee R a SEDAN RA $ 195 = (~ e A es 2 cm’ Gee ORD CUSTOM ih rr Rc: 1850 a LE ee Rau . Fiusd-1 : ae SOT RUNS sinsrssas on 12.90" rf AUT? — reolient ten min SG . re - N <6 nla ee a) Woodw sonusep SI 2% om WEATLY. Bs 195 :B HAS acd. 4‘ ve wns R MO - MT at \ LLY gukke. EX. - tw T . y A i my \ TTHORIZED ron ORS. TR EMI OTHE MI 4.1230, sven NTIAC ORALE INC i Npots BU YF Rn . " ys Paes Chrysler Pls enemies ak * Spe , 2.2871 or MY ke Orion [ ysier - Pl rh — tae On fre dans, BD ymrouth ro x ey . yan ~ a Fe we. D al . ‘ rae land Ave . Hed as b . 5 . j tT Miia ige-Chr ri | a Vy . ( ‘yeler-Piy a } om ae whe ‘ a. - : ¢ + =? B \ ae, =f 1 pester Ae aS \ ; a , _THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. U NE 19, 1959 14 rz f & _ FORTY-TWO ___ For Sale Cars 91 | If You Want $AVINGS CHECK OUR PRICES AT he Economy Lot 211 S. SAGINAW THESE BEAUTIFUL Like-New “RAMBLER” Trade-Ins i ARE CERTAIN TO BE JUST WHAT YOURE LOOKING FOR THAT'S WHY MOST PEOPLE ARE ’ eS 4 ff * ce ] ; Fairlane, & 2 door BAYING IT MARY SENSI Hydramatic, radio, hegter Yes foike one owner BIATION WAGON 6 Passenger Country Squire — 5 Radio and Heate: Fordomatic Power Steerlug INT ‘59 STUDEBAKER “$845 — Se CE 56 BUICK | , 51095 4 - | N President #+Door. Overdrive V-8. one owner end guaran- See ee ia een e ¢ teed 30.000 miles BPECIAL 3 DOOR HARDTOP Ravio and Heater, i Us Dynaflow 71 ‘82 RAMBLER Amertran Re . ss ae ‘ F << i cining seats heater & sig- 56 C i nals window washers Station Wagon Power steering aod brakes radio heater 210) ZF i ; chrome wheel covert W White tres solld whte heauly SOM wacor rs m ia hres : 2 Ww - if [+ rate: owerg! i Wails Ail Black 8.000 0 1956 FORD $1195 BIA 108 4 Radio and ate wergiide ¢ taal miles ee = © 2 - WW & ‘ \] BUICK é $1995 $9 RAMBLER ®ra'ion Wagon ‘lane €Dr Bedan Pordomatic V8 sedio heater, wiste- J “hy Amertean Bupet Radio al ives This one you must see = CABELLARO 8LATION WAGON Ful) Power A Heeler, Auto tran W 19 C iM jin Weel 11955 PONTIAC ........$1095]]-s7 PONTIAC $1895 rome fh f i » oe he toaweue a ae Btarctiief Hardtop Hydrematic radio neater wiitewall tes v v * * : I " ne Real beautiful leatner tr A SITARCHIEF CONVEHTIBI EF Facio ni Heater oer DEcELee . | 1955 PONTIA ¢ Ec Hydramatic. Power Sleering and Powe: Hiakes a paras 999 || /--PORD $1795 = oy re = 7 . 7 : ~ ars pee ‘4 ee aE ie Btarchlef #Door Mydramatic :a4io heete:, whilewall tires US : Be & ye DL SL. } Power steering & Power g = & IE ¢ fe) c FAIRLANE °500° HARDIOP 2 Doo: Radio and brakes Power windows and N J 7) ~W J Heater Fordomatic i ' Wont dio = nae eke a sana? Neeay 2 Dace Hidrametic. radio heater whitewael) tires Batra is PONTI AC $ | 695 nmiilea--Like new? condition ‘ . a sb 65 oot 2 | Fathom: 8lue “palnt 1954 PONTIAC s 695 CHIEFTAIN 2 DOOR -- Radio & Heater Hi dramatic "66 AM nLER eer “Deluxe 2-Dr with Mydramatio :adio heater, good rubber 5/ Ol DSMOBILE $1795 Radio cll Hesse henate solid gray finteh Bhaiy! v j b F ‘ L luggage rarrie: Reclining 1955 BUI¢ a 995 SUPER ‘te HARDTOP 4 Deo: Radio and Heater Bea's Airaid new W Weill \ oe 2h J) Hydramatl: ie cae aa White peint. Boecia) €Dr Sedan Dynaflow :adio heater whitewai| tires ct PONTIAC ae : Syeee |G $2495 Pore 1956 PONTIAC $1095 |} ~ 7 S ef Jeti a Heater Contech re . ATARCHIEF § DOOR = Racin & fester Purt Power oe ee n : nee . = \ , , Trepical Turquoise ein7s ' iD r Pack af MI 4.7500 / } ia E OMe is i nee Nas v ymoul - “ ° BIALION . ACION LVROLET He RAME! Fu Cres POM 7 4 pr RRIVR ORE € frm appar 1 os adiniiheaterennwer Fordomati Radio o« RIATION WAGON . Overdrive $ii5 PE 15789 FM e'rreiing and brakes whitewa es Heater, Ivory and We 4 Door 210 Radio & _ resid after 6 Paint Haste 6c Standard 1951 Sue WAKE hm 895 KING] , . 26% ‘ats laatony = +- ae memes ree | 50 Plymouth SCHUTZ ROLE L a V tl YL i pou nn) oy = du {CUENROLI ! BNET OS] Bs CONVERTING & Torque powe ‘re ong and brakes addin ly WAGON . heater wlite (ies and begat. tak fateh Door Rad aA MINK 4 POOR sp oA ene Baddie Biown Ratio & Teerr, 7 - Paint & Yello ) pane W Walls ‘O8 CH] iV RO] ae i Gy ~ ae s44s JI “ IN) iV VA lle | IN ( oe ire: PLY - = { PONTE Ol Til S ATS WRT AIR 4 DR WARIO §78p% Powe: eteering radio , 2 DOOR ¢ ’ _2@8 no) lente ke new tAEALINA HARDTOP Ureen (Paint VR Siand . Hivdr emetic t ant Ai abit Raiiio aod rst , irate W Wait Tirate YOU CANT DRIVE GovRriipan 7 &) | \ K {OUT \ ‘ and Coral 8 oy WHY PAY FOR 11 S ( . $ ows Ad PONTIAC CHIBE LAIN sie + boar . S CHIEN ROLL | Tso doo = > eC TETPN ROLE] IMPALA CONVERTIBLE Pied. i ve $19 , i 4 Toh if faih ate i @ ation wagon ( 4 ’ ? he omit ak f ee | 58 IMPALA, USED eto vada Sa ae Teo donr readin aud tence hou ra W Wa Red Inter "Aa FORD e708 HARDTOP A e ae oue® thee ta lotag fran $229 ‘4. PLYMOUTH. tn 6 OL DSMOBILE: CHEVROD EI A - tf r a Four door P| 7 / I % 2 boon HARDPOP 2 DOOR HARDTOP "8? CHEVROLET 419 rw ymout ) ( , \ i 1Amatt Radio and . Btanitai? @bift a Heater W } ve and 4 - ee TAC 198 AFT VPDERE @ DR HARDIOP Torque radi: heater ana (reen male ‘ ‘ ‘ Ai laies & Cor al Hardtop uo Waree steering Mid biakes Your olf car down 14 months $ bes s Ros oO: belance “54 neal $495 < eet Hardto VOUPTIAY EN DT SEEN P “fi Ol Dame L OA 598 ; adi : ’ 2 c Four door PILE = THESE CARS ARI ATT STIARP, ‘36 FORD sso8 KE ADY-TO-GO BIRMINGHAM TRADE INS - "84 FORD : $495 Oe . a wer nr Two door UNTIL YOU'VE. VISITED ‘84 PONTIAC BTARCHIEF $505 Pour deor "55 PLYMOUTH $495 PFeur door — ‘BS FORD $6e5 Custom & 2 door ‘6S PLY MOUTH $795 3 | Convertible "36 PORD igs . iG a) teele Eddie S Value to Match Why Buy Overhead? Only eight miles for the deal of a lifetime! Where rent is cheaper and you cant go wrong. delay! Open 9 p.m. or later. 1958 PLYMOUTH .. Bavoy Hardtop Automatic transmission, wall tires. A solid white beauty 'S9 KARMANN GHIA . .$2695 sland jn line no more! miles aid Like new Whitewal tires vemere Folks have one! 5.006 actual 1957 BUICK... Super Hardtop with power sleering power brakes. radio heater and ful] accessories a a 57 PONTIAC $1795 VU ¢oo0n Gc ~W t Btlarchief ¢Dr Hydramatic. wihitewa;) tires biue acd ivory finish 16.000 actusi miles 97 OLDSMOBILE $1895 Hardtop Hydramatic, radio, neater, wiilewail tres, jouw mileage and sharp 1957 MERCURY . with Mercomeatic, radio «8 sei This is reajly extra nice 1953 PONTIAC .... heater, Don't .. $1895 radio, beater, white- We $1945 ... 1645 Wiitewaij tires ..5 395 ; f IF YOU'VE GOT... TOO MANY COW AND ONLY ONE IN THE BUNKHOUSB In THE CORRAL YOU'LL SAVE MONEY. BY KEEPING THAT OLDER CAR FOR A SPARE AND GETTING ONE OF THESE Beautiful - Late Model DEPENDABLE CARS AND IF IT's GELECTION AT LOW PRICES YOU WANT We've Got It! BIARCHIEF CATALINA COLPE — Radio and Heater Hydrametic FORD ......... 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Green $2995 "38 Cadillac “62” Cpe. | Fuil power. radie & seater, white. $3895 hy- | 58 Cadillac | “o2" Sedan, power s/ Cadillac “62” Sedan Fuil power. radio. neater Biack “$0895 | "S7 Olds “88” Sedan Biue Finish $1795 "87 Cadillac ‘62" Cpe | | | | | ~The Power atoeriae & brakes, radio hetler, red 7 Buick Super Powe steering & brakes, radio, Blue beater $1795 "s¢ Mercury Monterey | 4-Door Hardtop | | Radto & heater $1595 j Buick Convertible | Radio & heater. Greeo | 51495 Fuii Power — White $2395 "SO Nash Rambler Station Wagon Tacdio heater automatic. & while 51495 "6 Olds “88” $loor Sedan heater, automatic, green core) Mercury Monterey | = ’ 4-Door Sedan $1095 Pontiac 2-Dr | 51095 Sedan '53-Pymonth 1p 2 Door Sedan neater. red & white $795 S53 Chevrolet 210 } Door Sedan heater, black & white. | $895 5 Olds “88” 2-Door Sedan heater hydramatic D995 Ler Rs ( ils “QR” Club Coupe heater. hydramatic $1095 Mercury 2-Dr o heater mercomatic, 795 ‘24 Pontiac 41D Radio heater, hydramatic 445 $4 Buick 4-Dr. heater dynafiow $695 ‘33 Hudson Wasp Faco Radio Radio Biue Radio 4 Radi yellow Blue uA Radio green. 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FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 : — oy ! cone eakee jf ee rims Today S Television Programs ie 'TV News and Reviews | Hitchcock Bans Wiggle Hostal Strike Playhouse 90 Topples — ————n enn | to Create Sex Appeal |May End Soon to Level of Most Others 6:00 os Cab toe ee et es tL: . oe ee ‘By EARL WILSON ! 3 : he} (7) Three Musketeers. . i i ee al soe ll ine musdaea “Ie” wast GMDAE ete © Peon , NEW YORK — We interrupted Alfred Hitchcock right in Tentative Settlement in) By WEAN EWALD octal a emcrment on the spe. (7) Curtain Time. who objected to. their elope-| (4) Fury. the middle of a murder. _ Wage Dispute Reached ORK (UPD —Last night wtprwed cable 49) Popeye. ! me (7) Western Manhunt. hk tot aw ayes 0 et ted eS ‘ | § i (pes mt and turned out a tosh oundland. 6:15 (4) Life of Riley, (4) Cavaleade (cont.) 11:30 (2) Robin Hood, “Oh, hello!” he said. “Just planning our first fall TV show.” New York Meeting 6:25 (2) Weather. (7) TT Sunset Strip. Adven- (4) Circus Boy Pp ng w | And in 1969, there should be 6:30 (2) News, Weather. ture: Private investigator ) Sheena or Bringing Lawrence Harvey over. It's the story | NEW YORK (AP) — Tentative! ~*~ * * ‘something approaching an around- (4) Riley (cont.) Stuart Bailey (Efrem Zim-' 1:55 (9) Billboards. j of a chicken farmer who murders his -girl sattlerwent of the six-week-old hos-! For the first time ths season, the-world cable. (7) Curtain (cont.) balist Jr.) is carried back {0 SATURDAY AFTEXNOON friend and grinds her up into chicken food. pital strike was reached at a {he CBS TY drama showcase de-| The vistas this sort of thing (9) Wild Bill Hickok. days when Hollywood w od (2) Sagebrush Shorty. It’s a toothsome tale, a gastronomic treat!” mediation meeting at City Hall e film, eres 4 * mn opens giddys the senses. Think, 00 (2) News at a tee ae but a Sree Mery. He laughed merrily. “Would you like a drink?" today. See eee eee eee 6:45 (2) (4) (7) News, Sports. S ge ‘elshen ‘. AN Our| (7) Uncle Al He grinned evilly. “Maybe a hot girl sand- “The strike will be settled.” sumption ater con: people all over the globe sitting 7:00 (2) Medic. Drama: Singet Youta 9 Our! (9) Country Calendar wich?” igaid Ataver Rabert F. Wagner, SH oda down at once to watch American -” d of success dis (9) heater tay 12:30 (7) Three Stooges “Thanks jus les.” «yr, who had been sponsoring the “Dark as the Night’ it was cultural contributions like Ar. covers he has cancer of the = t. (9) Movie ° anks just oodles,” we demurred. “W ace talks | called and a dark and murky | thur Murray Party or the Price 9:45 (4) Jackpot Bowling. i® Detective’ Dia really came to ask how you de-ice a babe, P**°° . _ | piece of dramaturgy it was — | Is Right. 44) S.A. 7. 10:00 (2) Line Up. Drama: Wom- (2) News = how you sexize a cold chick.” afnloves al act on en a stodgy at the start, muddy = who knows? we may even R = ; ' “ loves of seven hospitals — ! . — nay (7) Detective Squad. : an’s body is found and finger|19:45 (2) Tiger Warmup. = Ahh, yes, the Grace Kelly, Eva Marie vote Monday night on whether to around the center, cory at its tually end up numbing our ene- (9) Million Dollar Movie of guilt points at one-time|;, ‘ WILSON it “ y neon close. x Drama: Soldier on two pi aichésk secuen eal as 1:00 (2) Baseball. Saint bit,” he nodded. “I am supposed to have accept the terms. mies into submission, pass in New York meets dd tela teosk bls sontar|s. (4) Mr. Wizard. igiven them sex appedi. I only gave them some mystery—and! Wagner said union leaders had It all looked a little hke a girl under clock at Penn Sta- ing days comes to his ce- a i omaeracs J didn’t permit them to wiggle.” _promised they would recommend, bumbling “B” movie, which is THE CHANNEL SWIM: A soft tion in “Clock.” (45) Judy fense, repeat. - ro _ Page. “But we thought a real wiggly wiggle was sexy,” we @ceptance to their members irather fitting, because it was. |drink sponsor has placed a verbal Garland. (4) Thin Man. Drama: Nick (9) Sea | said, “and that you could say the same for a real waggly jThe steering committee of the The story was one of those veddy ‘order with NBC-TV for 10 Sunday 7:30 (2) Rawhide. Western: Gil and Nora visit Hollywood,;:45 (4) Industr) - | waggle.” Greater New York Hospital Assn. Brinsh things about a wealthy né-hour specials next _ season— Favor and Rowdy Yates and become involved Sisce ie Movi on Parade. “Oh, no, my dear fellow! _said it would recommend approval chap who was running for Parlia- there's a good chance that Mitch come upon stagecoach acci- search for missing movie} . 2 pesca That’ t oes lap ow by the managements of the struck ment, but whose wife was threat- Miller will “emcee the musical dent as they drive cattle star in “Cherchez La Sex-'s. 09 a rebar eer tne le habeas eet hospitals ening to leave him, a bit of a ale a oa s Twentieth north and discover that trav-' pot.”” 3:30 (2) Da ‘Party pee more eubule itehcock's | * * * » fx, wot? entury will shoot two of its of- elers are being menaced by (7) TT Sunset Strip (cont.) , (2) Weeding. ¥- ‘mind flitted off to that ground- The mayor said detaile of the dust ¢e complicate necttera. kia | i ferings’ in Poland and Japan this lone horseman, a professional) (9) News, Weather. 4:00 (2) Milky’s Movie Party. |"? girl down in the henhouse. agreement would not be made chauffeur was trying to kidnap Ppaluncl edn eta aus slayer+ Repeat. |10:20 (9) Little Theater. 4:30 (9) Six Gun Judge. _ “Are you opposed to Marilyn public until it is put before the his wife,. bis chauffeur’s girl. | F ; ‘can * oeeens: (4) (color) Northwest Pas-; '10:30 (2) New York Confidential. (7) Realm of the Wild: Monroe wiggling?” we inquired. ‘strikers, members of Local 1199: friend was trying te rob his alee * am) a sage. Adventure: Pioneer Drama: Beautiful girl helps (2) Movie. | “Oh, no, but I'd like to see of the Retail Drug Employes safe, a gossip columnist was father, desperately afraid of, police gather evidence on/5:00 (7) All Star Bowling. |Marily ‘ —_ Union trying to blackmail him, and his Indians, is given chance to ang of ruthless car thieves.|5:30 (2) Lone Ranger. eb a enrbe beast yas Hours earlier, Wagner had said. bowsemald wag hysterical. regain respect of his family) gang : sexy without wiggling. In a ours earlier agner had said during pitched battle. (4) M Squad. Mystery: Small Wamous Kissing scene! in “NO the last block to agreement was| ‘What a situation,” said the chap ___ package of one Sees “world's 8 - lthe question whether the strikers midway. “Just about... as, te tty) Rin Tin Tin. Adventure: 1” : Cy Rin Tir Tin: “Adventure:| “rarest furs, uibora seal, Be(HESCUC 1 CAMS ——{terlous,-~ he remembered, “1 {would be rehired. dark asthe... | GETS ters repels Indian attack on ures in two coor —. had Ingrid Bergman and Cary | ‘The strike was called by the night.” Which summed it up all stagecoach. -_ _ bgt et sailor, | Aid H urricane jorent ee cooking bag? s = ahve for recognition, rather neatly, I thought. FROST PET SHOP (9) Movie (cont.) dden and washing dishes. It's the as collective bargaining agent for) fichael Wilding, Dennis Price }| 401 Central, Lk. O. MY 3-1382 8:00 @ Paweite a) ‘ : oom ot ae Se mek an found| Victims in Micrmicontrapun approach.” nurse's aes — pane Re oy Michael Hordern were 0g eee < cy _vasee. dar. teatring Loo Marcia os We told Hitchcock that since . players thrown to the lines. Atvasery?) Queen beconies ine as MIAMI, Fla. (AP) —Rescue! . other housekeeping — employes. "The female involved was Laraine volved in Trace against time; Detective Ballinger. | teams gave a helping hand today/"¢® mace EX Maine Sarre EVA MARIE Doefirs and nurses were not in- Day “She looked properly dis when toy chemistry sets con- J — ame: lho hundreds of persons Grivenl in “North by Northwest, wa rnnene on OVO ‘traught ahdI can't say 1 blame , tain explosive chemical com- seit — -— Agel san ile Bo maybe he had some ideas for Debbie Reynolds. * * * “her pound. alae a Me whe lies ant m their homes by rains riding| “Certainly! She's a rather lively little girl—slow up | The hospitals. with 3,000-odd pa-| Sd, & 2 (7) Walt Disney Presents. perately it beside him. jgale forcg winds and Miami's; her tempo. All that vivacity and drive that’s inside—let tients, have continued to operate; Yesterday morning, NBC-TV cut Se ae annceiee ace (9) Person to Person. Ed|¥°rst tornado in 34 years. | it come out some other way. Age her a little. Give her a with the help of volunteers and into its regular schedule to. Color—Black and White 0 taf “I r i » ” iworkers hired te place » ~ ; Murrow visits Indian ambas-| The storm took. no lives, The| little more languor .. . s hired to replace the | sent some snippets of film cable ALL WOR ee ng ae ae sador to U.S, Mahomed Ali/Red Cross placed the number of/ “Should she wiggle?” we asked peers, from London to North America. [- e gabh ias ee eee nis a Currim Chagla and his wife; hurt at 100. Seventeen remained! k re * } The union, which claims to rep-| “wl i We Feature : eau resent about 4,000 . r Ballet. ge pala Garson Kan- hospitalized today. “Nobody should wiggle!” he shouted. “It isn't sexy!” fle coven, hospitals. employes of the The historic film was shown in ZENITH, RCA . , and wife Ruth Gordon. | About 500 homes were damaged . | Pp SAYS WARES a couple of sections — the first (9) Movie (cont.) must be right, too, because when we went to the door, he| ranged | 8:30 (2) Amateur Hour 10:45 (7) News, Weather. | Three houses were crushed by the, nged as low as $25 a week. contained shots of London Airport : < - whirling wind which. struck sud- ‘wiggled and so did we. Not that either of us had much choice. Most of the nonprofessional work- and Buckingham Palace: the SYL NIA (4) Ellery Queen (cont.) 11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. ors N a es (7) Disney (cont.) (1) Soupy’s On. Variety with Garay Semeetny (late | ; Pann” Negroes, and Puerto second offered Queen Elizabeth (9) Country Hoedown. Soupy Sales. ». * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL... * * * eeving te tk te en ae CONDO / 9:00 (2) Phil Silvers. Comedy: (9) Starlight Theater.) Disaster survey teams, hamp- . The horpitals answered ter and Prime Minister Harold N S. = eee Bilko finds counterman who! _ ___Drama: “‘Gay Adventure."” ered by sightseers and a seven- Groucho Marx, staying at Astor, says maid must have valine Geciands bs iti — PaY) Macmillan at the airport. The RADIO & TV =< looks like Col. Hall andj (33) Burgess Meredith. yinch rain,” made“ a” Spot” damage? ‘known —te’seconomieat:—didi't throw out. a partly: -SMgKEM eit operations- “etiey vatfered agi footage had been shot about two SALES & SERVICE a Laem in camp during 11:20 (2) (4) Sports. ‘estimate of five million dollars. ‘cigar because 3 inches of it still remained ... Audrey Meadows raise wages to $) an hour hours hetore it was shown here. | - e —— re onel’s absence. Most of it was to ex home WI: 25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. pensive homes wil] undergo minor surgery... Marion Brando's old crowd's; The strike began s : | (4) Cavalcade of Sports. Box- Drama: Dick Powell, “Mur- orth and south of the business pangin aa sth Ay noe that he's here rehearsing. today mean meek ago Pug? peermid aloe pone rare Call FE 4.9736 : i Wiorenting | Fernandes : Rbigeticgee | dis ging Mount Sinai, Beth e defin was a misty, Rectery Authetiead | a Staten Real in a0foun i der, My Sweet.” (°44). Bak soumiy ‘Biodied! ctf th Dorothy Arnold took her son, Joe DiMaggio Jr., to a David, Beth Israel, Lenox Hill, but all of its parts were quite . eed Sercics ) welterweight contest. | reba Ree ead), Kee damaged pay eae ae . oon ress. deale 5 : 2408s 7 i * . o ealer. About 500,000 of the cards rie |) Betty aoe Wants to Halt Tampering With Huron River ne i panded oul ice die C&V ELECTRO MART 7 aa pees, be sees. 158 Ookland Ave. FE 2-3781 =! Hubbard Seeks Action in Pond Draining is: wowsi:y L&R ac - } ‘a a | z MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI)—The: ; 4 Grand - ; ermont House of R * Pengeyivania | Dearborn’s Mayor Orville L.Jreducing the river to a tricklingcould have made a dozen in ,approved a ban a waler alitigg| 12 Old ch ‘Hubbard has threatened to seek|stream, Hubbard said “Robbins f ! / F F lie. a= / THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 ae \ FORTY-FOUR * ; ; f : . * the LAY iH f Bob Considine Says: - . | Diaper Service Booms | * nara Diaper Airless Tire in Works NEW YORK (UPI)—The disper'tne National Institute of Diaper DAYTON, Qhto (UPI)—A sub- | U.S. Doctor to Care for Vietnamese Lepers 222-2" fe 2 aes mae ing nick-of-time deliveries for more} Canada’s telephone system is away with inner tubes, flats and NEW YORK—Did you beet about} But her chief concern as she {during her years of studying the dedicated to missionary work at|work, performed under vile condi- than one million babies, according third } t in the world, blowouts. . e having to help a friend in need left, to work among primitive |“who, ay regi ark vars a mame and in mission countries, jtions and fraught with menel : , let Dr, Patricia! inewswriting she was haunt DISCOVERS NEEDS danger. today If so, le and stricken people who will not lan article she had read in her, Smith of Seattle; Wash., uncon-| sairiccas | understand either her motive or final year in high school, r Dr. Smith took a summer course| REQUESTED HELP sciously shame you. | at the national headquarters of| She could use aid, so she pre- Dr. Smith leaves Seattle tonight her medicine, was how to acquire 2-9 ithe —erganization, in Loveland, sented her request to the Bishop on Northwest Orient Airlines flight) a station wagon to use as a | The article concerned Dr. Ignaz Ohio. She discovered there medi- | of Koritum, who turned it over to No. 1. Her destination is a lepro nobile elinic. Philipp Semmelweis, the Hun-'caj needs in the world that, as she a Maryknoll Missionary named sarium outside Kontum in the) igarian physician who first intro- said later, ‘‘made eastern Ken-|Paul Duchesne, who in turn wrote! north central Haut Plateau of Patricia Smith wanted lo be 4 duced aseptic methods jnto obstet- tucky look luxurious by compari-| to the Grail asking for “a girl or Viet Nam. She may or may not reporter, and entered Seattle Uni-'yicy a contribution which has gon’ Soon she was enrolled in anitwo, not necessarily professional 5 contact the disease. versity with that in mind. But saved the lives of millions Of overseas course at Grain Center,| people, who would like to give , mothers and children. | Brooklyn. isome years to the leprosarium in’ . a! : Pasa Mae eee. ee ks ~ * * | On the other side of the world, Kontum.” 7 ) : s : ” t . In 1945, sophomore Smith turned another good woman needed help. | x~ * uy f Handsome styles in | / 20th kt. gold filled, Triplets Don t Stop Girl pre-med. By 1951 she was in the 4 French nun named Sister Marie} Patricia Smith accepted as if it, , — All ‘ University of Washington School | nuise of the Order of St, Vincent were an offer of a raise in pay: | Do first quality. D l of Medicine determined . « + to'de Paul had spent years working| Before leaving, Dr, Smith, who! rom etting 1p oma do something which contributes to among Vietnamese lepers. | wanted to be a reporter, reported the rest of the world.” lmy work .. . trying to make the! | She interned ¢ ar at) sd Meio, — wour | natives understand that we do! ae or @ year | an had wrought many miracles, |) |) ina 46 treat Ve Cincinnati general, then plunged | one of which was to persuade | c en the iz ral a | ; at Redle into work in a desperately needy | the Viet Nam government to j wit that we can help them. | other 469 graduates at Redlands) RAT A locale Sidlag ‘sewn’ Gt 7 | “Tel dcodieat ‘ope (and wish cl High Schoo] don't have: triplets ee belld her a settlement of wooden Sister Marie Louise, I know, is to! Today ta-fust-about the -proad- Few married girls ever finish, McDowell, Ky. With that ex- houses on stilts for the lepers, lheee station wagon mobile ‘clinic. | est day of my life,” said Linda, high school, said Principal Leo- perience under her belt, young | pins a stocked disperisary,- a 'You can get just so far with a, > ; Np. nard Murdy, and Linda is the first. Dr. Smith decided to enter pri- | Kindergarten, preventorium, and | supply-limited ; : | REDLANDS. Calif. (AP)—Linda emphasizes that she was taking 4 Sue Voss has a few things the stiff, college preparatory course. ~ 2 A“A ee] dain g ; bP a OU ee sas LoL] | WP ed S135 FS clig ay ANY =. SEER : 3 , < = ¥ ~ 95 yy ; “4 Get a Sears x SSN of = i j3 7e > oO today NO sony around ee) teach I'd mother to graduate with her class vate practice. A measure of | 9 gursery for nou-intected chil- “To be able to give treatment | make it through school.” from Redlands. wealth and fame awalted ber. | dren of lepers, lon the > ice tna youngsters. Her mother! a helped with the children during you can do until you have to StA RS DOLDAR DVAS ieee | \ ROEBUCK AND CO. aren 7. OLD FASHIONED LOW PRICED VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! C] | - N C ar 5 __ Join New Group : ~ foPromote State Civic, Business Leaders the few hours a day when neither she nor her husband was home. } Become Ambassadors of Michigan ; enter her—senior_year. She was &¢t college degrees How about that? z — rs * * * j When teacher called, Linda put! away the diapers, brought out the textbooks, and hustled the babies. off to sleep. | “It's been tough all right,” she added, ‘‘but you never know what a Fry Pan a9 4 LANSING (W—Eleven more civic | “business and industrial leaders have joined Michigan's growing . } | corpse industrial ambassadors mf With Heat control Their ~“sppointment wag an } nounced yesterday by Merritt D Get new ease and speed | Hill, Ford Motor~Co, vice presi plus better cooking with a Kenmore automatic Square shape is 20% big- ger, full 12-inch sizel Heats to 425°. At Sears. Electrical Department Main Basement dent and chairman ofthe Ambas sadors’ Executive Committee The 220-man corps was or_ organized by Gov. Williams to | talk up Michigan as a place to do business and bulid factories when they travel to other states. New ambassadors are 7 J. HW. Kline, president, Lake Superior and Ishpeming Rallroad, Marquette, George K. 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