A Calm Starkweather Pays for M — eyo : = . : ‘ * » i ’ % € é . LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Mass|-the midnight execution. Alter- assisted into thé chamber, | The curtain opened. A-half mask/|weather’s body strained. -against| heart beats, then prenenaced thé |caster District Court rejected two! and other family; members made - killer Charlés Starkweather, calm} nates carried on, | | — at some 35 —e covered the killer's face. its bonds. | killer dead. pleas for stays of execution, Su-|a final calf on the killer, them left _ and self-controlled to the end, paid The finale to the “ee of the, “itmesses, managed a | “Sather anything you would | * * * Tears rolled down the cheeks of!preme C Justice Hugo Black|by,a side gate to escape some 25 ‘with his life today for a brutal; smilé and ambled up to the blood letting 1T months ago. One ironic hitch marked the , electric chair execution: The_pris- on physician whé was to. have pro-. Deputy Warden Greenholtz, one of the few who've had daily contact with the killer. The execution followed a day of frantie effort by Starkweather's: turned down a similar petition, and just 342 hours before the exe-|/ing about the main entrance. cution, the Nebraska Supreme | Guy Starkweather, the father, Court—after -a hurriedly called | who had handled the last ditcly re- night session—declined to inter-' prieve tries here, stayed away. He ine’ er -do.- well ex-garbage hauler’ ‘blamed for 11 knife and gun kill-; >ulky, wooden execution chair. ‘ings eame at 1:05 a.m. (Pontiac; His head was shaven of its red! itime) in the white painted base-/hair and a trouser leg had been} ment execution chamber at the. \cut off to accommodate the electri- | negatively. like to say?” asked Five times the unidentified exe- Warden John Greenholtz, cutioner: threw the switch. Five Starkweather shook bis heag|"mes the body stiffened. | Dr. P. E. Getscher, whe had newsmen and photographers mill - . nounced Starkweather dead, sul ebraska State Penitentiary, ‘cal, contacts. | An eye mask was affixed and| attended the stricked Dr. Finkel |family .and Weshingtor attorneys) vene. \said he had “work to do,” but did - fered.s heart attack and died. The- 20-year-old killer had no} A curtain was drawn in front of the executioner, out of sight be-t a half hour earlier, walked up. |to stave off thé appointment with * * * lnot elaborate. Dr. B. A. Finkel, 75, was last words. the witnesses as Starkweather,/hind a partition, got the signal.| | Am attendant opened the killer’s | death. All hope gone, Starkweather’s; Greenheltz said Starkweather stricken just-a half hour before | At 1:01 a.m. he walked un- (was. strapped in the chair. a At the 2,200, volt charge, ‘Stark-| shirt. Dr, Getecher listened for | In the final nine hours, the Lan-| mother, Mrs. rad Starkweather| _ ‘Continued ¢ on a Page 2, Col. x bn : aad The Weather U. 8. Weather Bureau Fercast . . Thundershowers. ‘ (Details Page %) _A ee SS _ - = UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS 56 PAGES | Expected to Reject Plan ; SW Studies Sen + MICHIGAN 25, 1959 117th YE AR ‘ PON'T IAC, THURSDAY, JUNE To Make Way for Parking Lot x*xk«wex«x* a ctpcoeemencneegneaen ee Gas Tax Plea pacer Raby ‘Strike Appears From Ike Falls St#lered at Home Sure as Talks on ‘Deaf Ears Hit Deadlock who was plucked from the window, | Industry Is Dead Set. of his burning Madison Heights home yesterday by a passing fire- man, died last night as the result i . of third degree burns over 75 per | President Says Road” cere, . . . , rd cent of his bod) Against Wage Hikes’ | Program in Jeopardy * * but Will Negotiate His young sister, equally burned, continued to hang’ onto life at Wil- liam Beaumont Hospital today The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Styber and his sister Carol, 2, were trapped in their bedroom when fire -broke out yesterday morning in the kitchen of their home at 26592 Bretton. if Hike Rejected NEW YORK \® — Steel). ‘union leaders mneet today ‘to frame an answer to an! industry proposal to extend | present labor contracts in-| weeds Rd. definitely beyond a sched-| ‘work on the vast interstate! Mrs. Styber was sleeping in an- Uled TUCSU ay TuAnIghY ex: superhighway network other room whe n the fire broke piration. | ok out. She awoke at the smell of} A number of members of/ would start shutting down smoke’ and tried to rescue her ‘the 33-man United Steel-| Inext month. 'youngsters, but was unable to get! ‘through the flames in the kitchen |workers Executive Board | | WASHINGTON (UPI) — |Congressional opponents of ‘an auto gas tax boost stood ‘firm today despite Presi- ident Eisenhower’s warning, ithat without new funds (? \ é Pontiac Press Photo COMING DOWN — Take a last look at the ness, the 34-year-old movie palace is being torn r r : senhower said that Orpheum Theater on S. Saginaw‘street, north down to make room for a parking lot, the owner cone quick ontion to re- el vce out on the street crying said privately they favored | pe, ir ia > a or help Auburn avenue. After several years of idle- says. plenish the highway trust| ee outright rejection of the of extension. Others suggested a union offer may be in the making) ‘that might also avoid a July 1 strike. David J. McDonald, USW pres- | ident, declined to say in advance ‘fund, work on: the 41 000 A Madison Heights fireman, Mil- mile highway system would jton Cunningham, who was passing | cease in 36 states and the the house at the time, reached in- District of Cotumbia with-|t° the bedroom window and res. ~d the boy. Another fireman, in a year. bee Poni kinted, he auld. would stop |Prought Carol out shortly after. what course he will recommend ‘issuing new contracts during the | Oakland X- Way | to the board anid later to the 171- next three months. | man Wage Policy Committee. “We are on the verge of a | Union leaders were known to feel, 0 @ CVed jthat an extension ef any kind like- ily would be useless because of the stalemate in the orderly. develop- jindustry’s position that | | | | Orpheum Theater Bows to Time Pontiac Landmark to Fall New, to avoid taxes, the theater ‘queen of a quintet of downtown | is being leveled. ,jtheaters which the Kleists oper: | marks bowing to time and ‘“‘It costs too much to leave it ated, Ee aing the ara, Eagle, | change of fortune. there. unused,”’ explained the own. Oakland and the old Rialto. The stately Orpheum Theater on er, Mrs. Gladys R. Kleist of 1l'z| Inside, the thickest blue car- Saginaw street being torn S. Saginaw. | pets, the fullest red plush drapes, down to make way, for; The Orpheum was the softest seats. By PETE LOCHBILER One of Pontiae’s downtown land- * | ment of our vital interstate road network,” the President declared in a statement last night. ‘““This is a critical situation. . .and ene which should give great concern AP Wirephote TO AVOID CONFUSION — Judy Teague’ is shown behind the sign she has placed on her desk in the office of her father, Rep. is probably, S Pontiac's it won't Sharp Public Reaction| A parking Se Busnes movie house when built! Outside, white glazed tile facing to every motorist.’ herein a env chdcatien cost obli- Charles Teague (R-Calif), Judy, a student at the University of, } ihe Orpheus) steer has! been by Mrs. Kets me sas ints bes three stories high, with touches : , : Expected at Hearing - .° cnareses | Arizona, is helping dad this summer, and both she and her father darkened the past half-dozen years. band, A. J. Kleist Jr, in the o¢ goiicately chipped fexicons and Eisenhower appealed to Congress : | x * * \eaar co mean hes payroll seecia quite diver: It's life as a motion picture theater heyday of the silent film. Galustrades in bas-relief : anew to te the federal rio + July g in Royal Oak | There was speculation that the { ended completely 3'2 years ago Completed in 1925, it was the . A + : eae. patil ents—from 3 to 4% junion oad come ee a oer : — : ; > ra llc oro or a contract extension! Besides flickers, the Orpheum It was expected Congress wail The State Highway Department. a feed duration, possibly a month, today anticipated sharp public re jaction to the proposed route ri the southern portion of the up-, coming Oakland County Express-| -|with a proviso that any eventual | icontract changes be made retro- lactive to the present June 30 ex- -hot increase the tax despite the! President's jatest plea. Democratic | leaders in the House, where all tax! was host to traveling stock com- panies and vaudeville shows in the +mid-1920s Long Claims Sanity Heat, Moisture permet Frondizi Beset roo poner us Fr om All Sides. Until Saturday Hot and moist, “The show people were usually |-amazed to find we had put in | shower baths for them to use.” ' Mrs. Kleist recalled. ‘turned thumbs down on the hike. | There was no indication that Eisen- hower's statement changed their minds a . That's the weather outlook for! “This evidently was a luxury, The House Public Works Com-| Peronist, Red Unions the Pontiac area tonight and Fe. offered only in the biggest towns mittee more than-@ month ago. Press Drive to Oust, .... ithey played in.” overrode GOP opposition and vot- | One of the proudest features of ed 24 to 10 to permit continued al- the Orpheum was a $25,000’ pipe location of new highway funds this organ for background music to the S¥™mer despite the impending def- icit. Congress then would have no ‘alternative but to appropriate gen- eral funds from the treasury. Shortly before the President's statement was issued, Chairman Charies A. Buckley (D;NY) of this committee said congression- al testimony showed 29 states were ‘strongly opposed” toe any increase in the gas tax. * * * Secaftered showers or thunder- BUENOS AIRES. Argentina — Showers are predicted for al] of Michigan tonight and tomorrow Argentina seemed near the brink The low tonight will be-a warm! of revolution today, with President 70 degrees. Arturo Frondizi beset. by continu- Argentina Chief silent films. * * * The Orpheum was leased to the Butterfield theater chain in 1927, along with the Eagle and the Ri- alto. Butterfield gave up the lease at} the end of 1955. after the theater, jhad served more than a ge —— Today's 12-18 mile an hour winds of movie- goers will diminish somewhat tonight but) possibly be higher during the rain. Warm with widely scattered late| affernoon or evening thundershow-| ers are forecast for Saturday. Partly clondy and warm with a chance of late afternoon show- ers and a high of 88% is tomor- | row's forecast for the Pontiac | area, rebelliousness in military cir- and the threat of mass pro tests by "Communist and Peronist ing eles labor unions Government officials continued to claim that the threat to the government had been averted by Frondizi’s reshuffle of his cabinet | and particularly by the appoint- ment of a leading advocate of free enterprise, Alvaro Alsoga- In prodding Congress again to enact the gasoline tax hike he rec- | of the Orpheum, but. this: too ‘ommended Jast January, Eisen- | closed down on order of the city, | hower made clear he was not in- terested in either of two alterna- Lowest temperature in downtown | Building inspectors said the Or- .tive financing plans advanced by Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. --as 59.'pheum needed a rear fire escape Democrats., He said they “would For many years, there’ was a | bowling alley on the third floor legislation. must originate, have| A map was released today show: ling the general path. which the) is to follow. ray, te head the a and labor ministries. Other sources said certain high military leaders were far from satisfied and sentiment in favor of ousting Frondizi was still strong | The reading ar p.m. was &4. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. » ‘bet unacc eptable to me a ae Queen Busyin Montreal After Philip’s Hard Landing |pir ation date. Top steel industry leaders were reported standing by in New York awaiting the union decision. | scheduled, us the bargaining nt BATON. ROUGE, La. — Gov. Earl K. Long Wednes- Pigg a paterson its worst deadlock in the eight. day night assured the people of Louisiana he is sane been made public, the aaa in, | Weck contract talks. ‘and predicted he would win his freedom from a mental hospital in a court test Friday. dicated for the first time the R. Conrad Cooper, executive vice popa ident 1S. Steel C fous south Oukland County |Pr* Cause apckeotan, nade teal In a surprise radio interview taped in the ward where he rests 79 miles from his*- way between Pontiac and Detroit in Surprise Interview {$50,000,000 limited access highway) FROM OUR NEWS WIRES areas which-will besected by the top industry spokesman, made two [things clear Wednesday. road. . * * * , a -e, Long thur Sims of Hammond, answered A Sots hearing to air com-| One was that steel firms are) empty capiet roms Gremillion’ s shift strategy by say- plaints of communities and prop-/agreed thef won't boost present Said: ing: ‘‘I'm satisfied we're in the erty owners is scheduled for 2 p.m.ilabor costs. The other was that “If T felt for one second that my right court.” July 9 in Royal Oak's Dondero: they are willing to negotiate in- High School, . idefinitely. “It ought to be a doozy,”’ mentally wasn't equal to the oc 3. Judge Robert D. Jones of casion of running the governor's Covington's 22nd Judicial District said) : one highway official | ‘alii Ee ape for | joffice, I'd resign. Court declined to indicate which | a continu elay of any duly ies (way his judicial leanings would CUTS BUSINESS AREA strike. They proposed extending | Wes wovececica came mee tl ecivg ; i > as sent contracts from their | The proposed route slashes| Pre lie said ie weal comical tn Tuesday midnight scheduled ex. 1. Atty. Geri. Jack Gremillion piration until such time as either filed papers reportedly contesting court “when and if I am — side gives a 10-day advance ex- the jurisdiction of the Covington] upon to rule." piration notice. jcourt where Long is to wage his} Sims said he taped the inter- The situation seemed to spel) a/habeas corpus freedom battle Fri- view with the governor because of ‘the press of phone calls on Long's Joe Ar- ‘health. New Orleang station WNOE ~-—= {broadcast it and then made it avail- lable to statewide radio and tele- ‘vision stations. t * * *¥ “I've been undermined,” the 63- across busy business ‘sections and heavily populated residential areas of Hazet Park, Madison Heights ar Royal Oak. It curves across suburban Troy and slices through northern Bloom. jsteel strike next week in large cap- iday (Continued on Page 2, Cot. 2) ital letters. 2 Long’ s chief counsel, in es visa forces year-old governor charged in a War Secretary Hector Solanas,| MONTREAL ®-Queen Eliza- royal navy, was at the helm at} Lawrence due to tricky currents,”) tammia passed American war- (dollar Britannia wil} take them to! for the enemy and also keeping high-pitched voice. Pacheco admitted that a number;beth II fgced another. packed, 13- Troig Rivieres when the yachtithe yacht's skipper, Rear wer ships and Soviet freighters. |Beauharnois, Que., from the sea-| an eye on the weather,’ a Cana-'|| The three he accused signed of army officers for whom arrest hour program in Montreal today.| scraped against the dock, ‘scratch. Peter Dawnay, ‘said dryly . way entrance at St. Lambert: | Gian Air Force officer said, “We lLona’s original commitment pa- warrants had * still at large Many were been issued were She was to make appearances at ing paint':on her starboard side sailor with a paint brush can fut nine functions, two of them for near the stern iit in 20 minutes." believed in the mil children. American sailors in ‘whites lined up-in tight forma. | Friday, tions on the decks, and the ships \the President will fly, walk, motor! pee percep Inside a hangar rains." in less than 12 hours) ®f¢ prepared for both. We'll do lpers and spirited him to Galveston, 'Tex., on May 3. The governor called his wife itary barracks at Cordoba, the cen-| Friday, with President Eisen- “It often happens in . the st.! Approaching Montreal, the Bri. . exchanged flag salutes. ‘and. sail about 1,000 miles. | 4 ter of current agitation against hower and Canadian Prime Min- * * * * * * | The Soviets sal too although | Flying from Washington, Eisen- | Pageant- loving Montrealers, most} “ene of the most jealous women Frondizi and the starting point of ister John Diefenbaker. she will | son f al saa | land iof whom ‘had a day off work yes-| God has éver let live.” He said : aa .§ jless formally. men seerety hower will in his plane Col- Contineed A yo the 1955 revolution which, over-iformally open the St Lawrence) & R d I id waved | ambine IT] at the St. Hubert jterday to attend a parade honor: | (Contin on Page 2?,~@ot. 1 threw Dictator Juan Peron. Seaway, then cruise through part eCaway oun up nsl e +. rs *. _Alr Base, This jet fighter cen- | in French Canada's patron Saint) = * * * of the waterway on her yacht : ‘ | Except for an hour's ceremony, ter eight miles east of Montreal Peon Baptiste, were expected tc) sane ee Vice Adm. Isaac Rojas, a Jeader Britannia A project first dreamed of by George Washington tbe- (at Trois Rivieres, it was an easy, is a unit in the North America | take French leave today to "1 re Pre of the anti-Peron revolt, predicted) The Seaway opening and the comes an official reality tomorrow when Queen Elizabeth day for the Queen. She looked) Alr Defense network that main. jtheir queen. n oday's s Fress Wednesday that Frondizi -would cruise are the climactic events of, and President Eisenhower dedicate the St. Lawrence Sea-_ | fresh and rested during her briet|’ tains contact 24 hours a day with . Although today was a big day —— , ” lace a revolution “within jp few! the ra week tour of Canada which way. appearance on deck after the yacht) NORAD headquarters at Colo- where most Montrealers were con-|" days or a few weeks” if he did not'the Queen and Prince Philip be- =e berthed. She and Philip presided) rade Springs, Colo, About 17,000 | | cerned, an even bigger one shaped | Comies ..... ess wepvactaus resign immediately. ‘gan a week ago today . * * * . |at dinner aboard the Britannia , persons, some of them ‘Ameri- up for tomorrow. > County News ....... es The 62 labor unions known for) ay. biue and white een What's expected during the ceremonies? Who'll be on (for 47 Montreal guests Wednesday" cans, work at St. Hubert, nest major steres on St, Cate. | Eiitottale ....-s..teecccs their Peronist sympathies issued) png at My mateent ‘walk yacht hand? How do sailing men like the new Seaway, unoffi- night, ‘Elizabeth will meet the Presi-, erine street, the clty's main shop- Food Section ............ a communique accusing Frondizi nsightiy but _ cially open since Aprfi? Has the Queeri been: well-received “ae the U. ident there. ping artery, and hundreds of Journey to Love .......... of failing to keep his’ campaign) scretches on hee te ae an | so-far tn her tour of Canada? Pts oer gwd dt Site turins Os tnd chet new ete, Griweagesed rei Pres hin sow traaie. tol sestained | while Prince Philip ko ok Fitzabeth’s plosh Britannia Fri- {a group of pilots will be in the! ay cityowned buildings and) Sports coo a commas the “a of chags.”" | was bringing her to the plerside | ' You'll find the answers to these ard other questions, ‘| day and cruise with. the Queen (ready room, set fo take off in CF-\puceg also flew flags or wer; Theaters .........-...- i imam ae | plus a surprise look at how forces in Britain are working | along 31 miles of the St, Law: 100 jet interceptors if northern ra-|\ 4-.56q in bunting — much of it! TV & Radio Programs aon. (uate “UF* Conpe—terl Cte oo ety te in the day, | to undermine the Queeri’s, power while she’s anne, « on Page | rence ‘Seaway. dar stations signa] an attack. | 1. blue and white “Fleur de Lys}, Witsda, Mart... ,5<...... ong Ba Seat Pe " oo whos an officer of the, 15 of today's Pontiad Press, A cruise aboard {he six-million-| | “We've got radar watching out |flag of French Canada, .- | Womea® Pages ....c...5, % ER ae ‘) ‘ P : »%. > ( Conéinued. From Page ne) under Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar. When he returned to the capit: & at Baton Rouge, Long he would not be vindictive underweight After they through shoving me from Ghe strect corner to another, and put-n stretchers and tying m« me with hypodermic ing “Lve been undermined by m Long Berates Wile, | ~ Relatives in Interview je the state was in “goad hands” ¥ nephew, by my wife, and my sup » posed-to-be-cousin Arthur Long who means no . in Baton Rouge, * ® * That's why “—~Louisiana, and her husband's fi fo regain bis executive Mrs powet whose destination as said to fear “oe Her departure not ex } r} premised | Remarking on his health, Long he | ft conceded he was -not physically | at his best. But he insisted was never better mentally * * * But he ‘said he was 1] pounds i and shoo: more to me than the moon." Long said. These people sh immte kill the loan shark Bill and | HH Long wanting to be overnot has conspired with my wife “Tve never told the people ¢ this state that IT was a saint fit to belong to the Baptist Church I was so long joining t f AWARDED HONORARY BEKSHIP Oakland County anewly elected Cireuit Court: judg “iem, | hown here being pre honorary membership plaque hy it IT am a Christian and hone everybody else that 7s Christiat and I honor every bod re having the myeht. exeent chunking, fo a anvil want.” Long wandered and meandered in his talk bdt hin voice was strong -and vigorous. and his thoughts clearly expressed Veteran statehouse correspondent! here said he sounded ‘just like the same old Earl Long” who hi stumped the state for votes for years Mrs. Blanche Long has fled per) THe PONTE PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1b Cs J aia § ay, eae ’ * ei KIWANIS MEM and re, Frederick C with an Richard Mine prosecutor weaser, Club. The sented Rotunda Inn To Appear Before Rackets Probers president of the presentation took ¥ . (The Day in Birmingham Q Pontiac Press Phote Kiwanis club's North Pontiac place at the fifth annual birthday party held Jast night at the “ Senators Call Thompson [Watch 59ers Depart; Girl Scouts Await Trip { | | BI MINGHAM — Area residents . ‘Summer sia ake ir Birming- |watched the 59ers roll off to Alaskalham will open Monday and are jham { j | | | 17 | | ithis morning. The jatest group of modern-day, pioneers, who had been encamped Pembroke set to operate through July 31. Playgrounds at Adams School, Park, . Pierce School, at the State Fairgrounds, made its Midvale School and Quarton School be out Woodward avenue at about,and Eton Park wiil operate from :30 a.m. this morning. Last-minute difficulties had de-_ layed their intended 6 a.m. def parture. The 59ers had about 4,300 miles jto travel as they left Birminghamivarious summer | behind On the program for the Birming- Senior Men's munity House itraveled Mrs imingham. | | who all jtraining stint at ' show slides | tour. Following | Mrs. Shain will discuss her re- cent trip to Germany and will made during her Eleven Birmingham - ( are in the final stages of prepara-! mee'ing Baldwin \tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. in the Com- Hour” is a talk by widely- Ruth > and 9 until 12 noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. daily with trained park su- pervisors- on hand during these imes. * * * On the playground programs ire activities includ- ing crafts, puppetry Scheduled to begin in July is the Public Library ‘Story program It is designed for pre-schoolers first-graders. Half-hour ses- sions will be held on the library luwn at 3 p.m. each Thursday dur ing July tho mecting. the ree PONEAC rarer ular weekly discussion group will’ meet. Being Torn Down (Continued From Page One) tion for their trip to the National to operate ‘safely. The Orpheum Senior Scout Roupndup at Colorado management said there July 3-12. The girls have spent the past training roundup under the” direction of Peter Higby, |Spring, Colo., six months Mrw. leader. They are scheduled to leave Bir- June 30, among 10,000 campers expected to attend the roundup mingham Bloomfield debating the with Township tiac Police this morning were aay charge . against David en his brother accused of last week! 8 armed | rob- mon stom Chevrefils 2nd Try of 474 Oakland Aa bery of a Pontiac figid Township. , David, Pontiac, both. Police also are seeking informa- tion from David in connection with other recent robberies in the area,| iccording to Bloomfield Township Police Chief Norman Dehnke Richard, to be jand County fould be charged with | kidnapping or armed robbery or of the same address, arraigned Monday Circuit armed robbery charges. - Kleist said. _ wasn't room for one. There the matter rested and the building idled. : ~ * *. * Last year, the organ to a music lover. Tuesday a deniolition team ent- was sold be ered the building. In three months, the theater will be gone and the land made avail- able for parking if no other plan materializes in the meantime, Mrs. ™. Wings Will Give DETROIT (®%—Real Chevrefils, | whose failure to keep {raining | regulations has foreed him out of | the National Hockey League, is getting another chance with the Detroit Red Wings. The 27-year-old left wing came up through the Boston Bruins’ | system and later was traded to | Detroit for goalie Terry Saw- chuck, He went back to the Bruins and was waived out of | the NHL last January. Local Reservists Primed for Big McCoy Parade (Editor's Note reservists who Wis are The reporter ts reservist Sgt Presa editorial] staff) This is the first report on Pontiac's two weeks of Joe Singleton 2nd Battalion Army active duty at Camp MeCoy, a member of The PontJac By JOE SINGLETON Pontiac's 151 Army reservists of the 2nd Battalion were It took no time at all for the unite———— wn to pare dowft its collective paunch since it arrived at the 63,000-acre ing ‘out that the role of the reservation Sunday. * soldiers military The civilian - “spit ‘n’ polish-today for the big parade at Camp McCoy, *‘dog- ‘face’ GI is a liring one But, from the reactions of these began their two-week active duty tanker-turned-infantry soldiers, it cond SINGLETON tation The with firing. giant nons, , soldiers. Was 5 ID oi? Flint Te 1) Ark) announced he has chosen, sters Union as the worst of pected to interfere with the san ; , leader ; eleti wit entence for arsét fiiaes ¢ fender. ‘ ity hearing for Long scheduled F hed \ a t Tae | * PRAlie for Friday, although she signed : nl trate 2S ing some officials of Teamsters MeClellan siad he hopes the ¢ ' { thee nite (ral F the commitment papers and had ot | ,. Loeal 211 in Pittsburgh lence will be enough to jar loose ? i he 4*yiiite heen sabpoenae . Senate» passed labor legis ( F< . poenaed as a witness Kavcd ; iter had ON ut Hallaaldmikeuicornttioe mail . Le eg ; i" nn " HOW Ming, on he Ouse at : at the hearing rit Feamster probe look into allegations that these ( | » mis Lo Eh Nee Sam Cashio, Long floor leader ine cay in Washington officials used shakedown tactics in the state house of represe: * * * against the Pittsburgh = Sun hive just happeried to stop by e Senne ; tee a ‘ Telegraph, as recently as a S t h Li In Baton Rouge yesterday Teweist President Jaane re couple of months ugo, and finally a Cc mo 1esS * * * Hoffa t beyan a ' culled a strike against the news i C S id ol on pou j wYyAN ive j : Out at the Southeastern State gation whether fo hi paper nm omd, Ql Hospital where Long is committed. + ' ' | hit ' ; : Faia cf b eleat unten of Dest " McClellan stid) wall G. ] Si ’ Ir, Charles B : entitibiion And wvene ravely vic ipt Dr Charle Belche® sits in es reuplion and wrong doer Spon ele part of the ba kground ' sports shirt with short sleeve Ih busi «4 nst whieh Hoffa wall be called . . siti A f Te “} ) i - Ile says he is an administrator, | HOT Fevalshdy 1 iatnene agent | a ‘anal WELW An tell SPOLETO Italy wW—-Louis not a doctor for Flint Teammster Local 332, was fo Ui n Mh vie ue eH ne iSatchmo) Armstrong, who trump- . . . ‘ shat i . t » abe l re He wants Long held We i age pened ihe aia en |e ’ i oonew TUNA ted his way to the top ranks of = . v7 , ' . 1 predwe fo clean Up his union oe P : - caved, So is moet ot (Coursiasin Teamater payroll and whether ] lyase, lay gravely ill in a coma union funds went into his trial There has been no cleanup,” here today . Heine. the comioillte ace: oo VeClellan told a news conference * * * Heat Wave Hits port that hakedown thetes have Wowhich he announced his plans Italian doctors said the leather ° ° been a continuing things in’ the He said testimony would reflect | lunged musician hi id suffered heart Middle Atlantic, Pearmsters Union on some other unions, too, but ilisturtogne es which seriously com . Chairman Jotn | MeClelhin that he still regards the Team. | plicated’ an attack of pneumonia’ Midwest States He fell ill with pneumonia Tues- |. day . | 2 | By The Associated Presa Mile road Plochester road and But Satehmo's American physi- Collar voalting heat spread Xpressway al fephenson highway. Liver nois clin, Dr Alexander Schiff, across much of the Midwest and road, Bi Beaver road. Wattles accompanied him to this litfle cen-) wis, fiddle Atlantic states " Indi ated | A road. Rast Long Lake road. south. tral Italian town for a musical lay IC in red east of Crooks road. Crooks road festival, insisted, almost tearfully \ } I om Presunyre ver urfyuatiay Wart tt t air from the Cay , ; j Coolidge thighwiry “He never had any kind of boosted carly maori ing. tempera Conti | } | ‘ ~plare Lake road South Blvd . heart attack. He just blew hine tures in the area 10 degrees oF Geld ‘Towgstship and western Avon ae Jnmk ratiroad . AUDUPD elt owt, that's all, Any musician | mere abowe Ine preceding (diss Township road, Featherstone read, Mt Clem) wpe blows on a wind instrument + ®t ens rout Pontiac road and Wale) top years suffers some weaken: - hast of Pontine, the highway jon poad | : Thermometers in-downtown Chi ‘ | ing of the heart, That's inevita- : Is to run in a north and seuth . " Cao registered in the low Nils i : . ce Fintrances and exits along the ble.”’ direction: cast 4) f mudnight a jump of YO degrees i Irection cast of Opdyke road route are planned for & Mile road Satet } hel - we { ‘ : { Si : ad fo one day. Night tine reading AL M24 itis te conitet with the 9 Mile road. 10 Mile road, 12 Mile And Satchmo ” a generally were in the 70s through northern portion of th Miktand Poad TE Mile romad Roehester road mouthed een man king ew 1p ric out the setutheast and northward County baxpress« whieh is te thd Stephenson highway. southesst Orleans has ae eee ing meé he io thee southern. great tala ie ander conics betwen Pan of Crooks road Adams road his sweet-toned horn since t ec) Cool mir blanketed the northern tec and Elint by the end oof next Squnre Lake road, Auburn road Pinte of iiaez . re Herof states karly morning read yea ind Mt Clemens read In dramatic evidence of his rise were mostly in the “Ae and! ‘The hirhws from the old Tin Pan days of \ wstly 4 e DA ine M Hs, ‘ . by NS psy . . r 605 from Montana to the northern ' build the portion betwern New @rleans music, Armstrong lay Great Lakes and from New York tec and, Detroit in two * Calm Starkweather il] in a town dedicated to Italian hile into New Ponglind : The section between Bis nition: cane classic opera A * * 1 Mile 4 eeliled He was invited here to .play for The Far West had readin Hider Contiaet tay the ened 196] “Pays for Death Spree De ade nad hamtacy onic ranging fron the 4) red tithe in it boeost of $250. 000,000 Washington and Orego he section between 1 i : aad L won fo apeuned : ide feontinued Frem Page One) 100 degrees at Needles. Cali mond and Eietyeut ox nat detintes ie iM moting Tfalian opera Shower: md - thuneders| Chediuled vat lets | pinned a final steak dinner and tle had been reported improv Vers ive - { Pow ¢ ce tere seathered ven tary mean Swat eftled instead for same cold meat: Mk and his doctors hoped he e 5 ' ‘ 170 « i, at the pater , a Ile did Sotne peaunting: some could: leave the hospital in a few bony Py Peeipibatpory ' NmURE auenerdlls I " Ot Het if wont get startet until ait rid) visite linn days But his condition worsened 2 } Weed ‘ . (pe * ripe Cane it , vA Miler 1962, becntise bighw iy funds haplain Robert dsiein as the eng during the night At 2 am. a ’ TY GPy Wether } voaled . ; west of the Riel presniled “ail thes tase alerady. been eared crisis developed, and a heart spe i tu it’ Cr ie | } Fay * r . whine ables 7 en lor budgeted for other roads, he ex * * * cialist and the head of the hos RES Ve / ye (}eorher t hort ’ : ; a A Pacing! cane ‘ rn, plained fhe list words ae officials went Pital were called to “his bedside Hos anticipated that riehtatway ' febeh him fey execution a 1 vay ' , ts for the first 3 mules narth Wha vour hurry | The Weather af Detrom will push the price of SMarkweathe five foof five and PONTIAC that seetion tp te $26 000 900 how teveed vaulted into notoriety AND VICINGTY Janucare’ of 1958 , cloudy and warmer w bth teats For the most Patt, the « \pre MEETS ol showers or thundershawers today high “ots to follow Stephenson bieh + * * Light seutherly winds becoming ff! wo, ft La — . tA miles this afternoon, possibly higher WW front 8 Vile fo Tt Male rood \ocompamied by his Tfyearold in thundershowers Thund ‘ ih] wy ! F ‘nt We , wight. Lew 70 Tomorton eurde seeds ie hes level Det a veetheart” Caril \nn Pinzate he and warm with a chance of late after. |!‘ eal ah qitiprortivet qeate ectionis SPP tiT oon oe killings spree Nine noen showers High a ' { i] LONG STRUGGLE SEEN Vetinvs inand around Lincotn and ee tenga in Penuae i" bal Sear ne oin Wyoming were counted in| F seowEe hpeta bieceedtt Roa} ryviVs ike ONES AP yeu 9 . ‘ ; bhiee days as authorittes sought! ce At RB a wit te geet Hhavel Park. Roval Oud Ca ies oe e Di efhe feenige fapitives e girectios ' idison Tleiehts to ayiee thre Run se Tr al #} ‘ + ry a - Bun ine h ho aul. 48&7 ad mrnact , biotite of the 4 NPPessw ay Moon seta Friday at F " } , ‘ Starks ithey follow) D | Méon fiaes Thursda re et the highway spokesman admitted ms oS lowing eaphive near PDouela Wea rdimutted an Downtown Temperatures * * * 6am 8 llan , tiventuall the Onklond County 7am ag ? = 8 am ' “ ae Eeypressminy 1% fo tie in with the 9am a4 Walter | ( whe hapre Arie 19 am ‘ Planmped oon Detroit's east te Wednesday in Pontiac Highest Temperature 74 The road is te become part y . Loweat Temperature 49 the t Mean Temperature 4 re national interstate highway Weather —Rain . sistem and is to be financed 90 One Year Ago in Pontiay ) Per cent: through federal road Highest Teniperature 70 funds. Lowest Temperature h4 Mean Temperature 62 ine Weather.—Rain : Highway Commissioner John ¢ f ~ Mackie has dict the ro | Highest and Lowest Temperatures ' I ee ed road will This Dote in 86 Years become the most heavily traveled 98 in 1931 - 49 in 122 in Michigan. handling 170.000 ve mecuectet® Temperature Chart hicles 4 day when # opens Alpena Los Angeles 70 6 Baltimore Se 4 Marquette @) 44 * * * A Bismarck 46 «668 )«6Memphis B6 Brownsville 69 79 Miami At, Buffalo 76 68 Milwatikee 74 Chicago 86670) «New Orleans 88 Cincinnati 61.72 New York 78 4 Cleveland 3°69) «~Omahe Ao Denver 91 42 Pejlston 70 Detroit 16 62 Plieenix 11 aheth 67 4 Pitteburch 81 ort Worth 0°74 6 prenen o 63 » GO Rapids: 83 65 ‘6 Marie 63 Houghtorh | 68 52 Syaveees c. @ : Washington % Beattie 71 in A total of $9 for the “ 12 5 6 ¢ 1@ Mile road and John R , Mile ake oad i bridges are expressway. Thry road, Meyers avenue. venue, John Ro, hear 9 4 Mile road roud, 10 Mile road, 18',y road, 11°Mile rfid. tity Mile 12 Mile road, Red Run Diain road, 14 Mile road, 16 planned R Mile Rhodes near : Vy Mile 13 Mile are ati eather unsolved slaving in Lincoln to brings his death eount to 14 He was ted specifieally in the hooting of Ttobert Jensen Ren | net Nel schoolboy whese body ind that af his girl Iing about Lo frend. Crrol found inn sterm cave from Lincoln INSANITY REGEOTED Jurars re and recommended Cari) tried aad Thiles imsanify death months lected an SIN plea = , later | wis convicted of first degree mur: | der for weather viding and ind drew a life * * *& romance by thery Starkweather was A witness sentence The cooled cipal ‘prosecution the girl * id * was the fifth in the past The set for execution cate Starkweather half yeary Appeals and legal man, euvers stayed all but the last one abetting StArk-/ had prin | against see ae CTTIZEN SOLDIERS well, 60265 Vernon Rd... Corporal A» E. Shot tachester field fortification problem to'a class of Pontiac | Army reservists undergoing their two-week =| _ explains ‘h = Maj. : © Thompson -~Berwick Blvd, is now working! more time smoothly through- keeps his brass sparkling and his ouf its ranks. trast from previ-| ous summer train-/ ing sessions when! most of the men! ropean and American music in the 0 the. battalion were members of! Spoleto Theater, dedicated to pro- the crack 703rd_Medium Tank Bat- | ex-tankers, scour the hills and tank ranges 50-ton M47 90-millimeter can- are now tackling the job of becoming proficient foot Many of the reservists are find- i 5 a.m. Monday by transition Frank p. that certain pride that acc ompanies of 967 the infantry soldier night bivouac tive duty training at Camp McCoy, member 2nd Battalion arrived four days ago The meh will return here July. & : mind the acquired don't have they They is evident | * * * '| The foot soldier spends little polishing’ his hoots, he rifle is Kis tool of trade The troops spent Monday studying field fortifications as a review of basic infantry training. Tuesday and Wednesday they primed for today’s 70th Division parade, They look forward to the over- next week, the an- summer field During the will -eat and nual feature of the training exercises. bivouac, the troops sleep_in the field under simulated combat conditions | The Pontiac their July 3. reservists will end stay at Camp McCoy on . eu” eT Ad. Wis. The 151 and athletics. | These? “Specials” On Sale. | TONIGHT Until 9 P. ™. and FRIDAY & SATURDAY ‘til 10 P.M. Nationally Advertised Brands DRUG SALE t's Simms policy to-always have the LOWEST-PRICES-IN-TOWN. Af you ever see prices lower than ours—just tell us about it . . we'll meet or beat ‘em! Pkg. of 50 DRISTAN TABLETS $1.69 Size os Bottle of 80 GERITOL TABLETS $4.98 Size 3° Bottle of 50 ANACIN TABLETS 73c Size Large Family Size—Full PINT PEPTO BISMOL Our ‘Best Seller'—Famous Brand LYSOL Disinfectant Sins LAVORIS Mouth Wash: 63° VASELINE Hair Tonic’s:. TT* THIS WEEK'S SUPER-SPECIAL! 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The group is anxious to have it and soon. “We want to see Keego Harbor continue to grow, but | in an orderly fashion,” explained W. A. Hollibaugh, who | is in charge of publicity for the Businessmen’s Assn. He added that it is the intention of the eo to at- tract new residents to the¢———— ely “a take nessa lace Area Fmbezz ler agree, renewal, all mrembers } | Gets Probation to live in The answer is definitely They have been busy lay-| Orion Bank Employe ing the groundwork for) Given 5 Years, Ordered | urban renewal but much! work remains, according to . Hollibaugh. First residents of the city must) bookkéeper of the Lake Orion State | ; to Pay Back $10,000 | be convinced of the advantages’ Bank was placed on probation for offered them by urban renewal and five years yestexd: iy and ordered to! the council convinced that it is a| make restitution of the $10,000 she sound step‘ forward he said. | admitted embezzling over a period Once this has been accom. | Of years. . . plished, the services of a plan- | Mrs. Edith A, Sumner, 28, of 284 ning consultant firm must be eb- |W. Clarkston Dr., could have beer tained. The Businessmen’s Assn. i given a maximum five-year jail| already is gathering pledges of term for the offense. _ funds toward this end, | She told Federal Judge Ralph Approximately $4,000 is needed M. Freeman in Detroit that she as a start, said Hollibaugh. He received $25 a week when she is certain that local merchants! will be able to raise this sum in a very short time. x« *« * | Aims of the group, through the plan are to improve property val- Mrs. Sumner told the FBI that uations, clear up slum areas, im-'she needed the extra money prove parking facilities and con- help pay her household expenses. struct a city offices center which) Judge Freeman, when passing! would also house the Fire and sentence, said low pay w Police Departments. jcuse for embezzling. He took into leonsideration that Mrs. Sumner had not been in SG BS before. in 1951. When she was fired la@ April afteg the shortages were discovered, she was making $45 per week, The whole project is an am- bitious one, Hollibaugh admits. ‘“‘However, we are certain that | the people here have the drive | to accomplish it once they real- | ize the neccessity." | | Aided by a newly-fortned’ Citi- zens Committee the Businessmen’s Assn., headed by cochairmen Lyla Ross and Otto Trzos, is busy dis- seminating information to resi- dents. REQUESTS INFORMATION Mayor Vernon ,B. Edward has written to ACTION, a nonprofit, organization dedicated to niegh- borhood improvement, for infor- mation. The Planning and Study Com. mittee, headed by Charles Leaf, has met with planning consul- | tants experienced in urban re- newal, 5 And, several public meetings | have been held to explain urban renewal advantages to the people of Keego Harbor. ‘‘We want them to realize that it is the road to a better way of living,’’ said Holli- baugh. SANDRA SHERMAN * * * The drive for urban renewal grew out of the Farmington Inter- ceptor Sewer presently under con- struction. Keego Harbor will tie. in with this main line, ridding the city of the far inferior cesspool sys- tem, now in existence, and pro- viding a central water system. Cost of the laterals to Keego. Harbor has been set at $500,000.) _ By tying this project in with an urban renewal plan, the city wil _ qualify to seek financial assistance from the federal government in the over-all city improvement plan. | FORMS COMMITTEE The Businessmen’s Assn: has formed a Sewage Committee with Peter Quinlan as chairman. It is working with the Johnson and Anderson Engineering Co. of Pontiac to plan, lay out and pay for a lateral sewers net- work which already has been ap- proved by the City Council. | They have a target completion). date of sometime in September. * * * If Keego Harbor is to have ur- tary from Cleary College at Ypsi- _ban renewal, plans must be com-jlanti. She is the daughter of Mr Churches Pick Ortonville Girl for German Trip ORTONVILLE — Sandra Sher- man, 17-year-old daughter of Mr jand Mrs. Frank Sherman of 788 |'Oakwood Rd., has been chosen by! |the Michigan Council of Churches ‘to represent the Youth for Under 1| standing progr summer, Sandra will be a senior at Bran- don High School next fall.- Upon peraduation she plans to attend AI- bion College where she Will major: in education, She will leave by plane Monday). for Amsterdam, Holland: Her final] destination is Tur bingen, @&grmany. During her stay abroad she wil live with a German family, Gets College Degree WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- pleted and approved ——- Sep-|and Mrs. Walter Robert of 2118 legislation to provide. state and a | tember. ‘Middle Belt ‘Rd . Honeymooning in: North | GOODRICH — Newlyweds | Attending the bride as matron -and Mrs. Richard W. Riemer are of hongy was Mrs. Wilfred War- _honeymooning in Northern Michi-| din of Hemlock, sister oe + + | | LAKE ORION — A former chief | went.to work for the local bank | to} 7 Is Widely Adopted ‘| to soak .and Flood Prevention am in Germany this act authorizes the department to Evans Products’ Co, Wednesday de in clared a cash dis plans for slowing per share on the common stock of Once these the company payable July 31, 1959 é wor S. Queen, of 3610 Delano Rd ee White Lake Voters OK Gas Franchise WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP A 30-year franchise for the Con: jsumers Power Co. to make gas |heat available to homes in White ‘Lake Township for the first time lwas approved by voters yesterday * * = 2 | The vote was 94 to 3 Construction of the gas main is fet as no ex- Scheduled for this summer from jhe park is a unit Union Lake Village up Bogie Lake road as far as M59. It is expected to be continued into the eastern |fringe of the township up M the fall, according to Edward L Karkau, district manager of Con- sumers Power Co. in Pontiac. Program toCurb Floods Growing Plan Agriculture Dept. for Work on Streams WASHINGTON i—The Aricul ture Department s een for limiting and preventing ream flooding is catching on across th nation. * * * HORSE. SHOW ENTRANTS — Mrs. . Oxford Township, ~~ poses with the confirmation hunter” ‘ which she will ride in the Detroit Horse Show this weeke oe at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club. . OO Racin na ha ee 6) = | William Pentiac Press Phote Shot’! is owned by Mrs. Graham John Gr: aham of Bloomfield Hills. He will be the confirmation a leading hunter con ‘Triple Shot™’ tender for ¢hampion- “Triple ship Nature Study in Park: -Gets Boost With Gift ¢ MILFORD — The Nature Center tnre Center ts opel n Mondays yaneinetr try i] . of ee - ee I ark through Fridays from 10 am to located near Milford has just rr : - ; ; J =r pn and on Saturdays and Sun ceived a slide projector as a gift, . | 4 ror 1} according to Bill Hopkins, chief os from 1) am. to 5 pm. In inaturalist for the Huron - Clinton terested persons may come into ropolitan Authority. of which the building and look at the var ious displays. A naturalist is on troit. d The gift was presented in mem ory of his wife, Milhe, who was actiye in nature counseling for jadults and children in the Detrgit area During the summer season th . @ For many years, department ex- | perts had ibe done to prevent costly rain or runs off as melting snow | They suggested series of small | dams and other devices to slow | runoff of water. This slowing of | the runoff helped too, they said, soils which otherwise | might be made wet only a few inches by ‘the otherwise swift- ly traveling water. Finally, in 1954 Congress enacted Eyans Declares Dividend what is known as the Watershed) Act. This provide local units with aid drafting proper jwater in a given area iplans. are finally approved, Con gress provides financial! aid in con- peeructing them. | Already 1.300 local’ organizations. in 47. states and Puerto Rico have g act. & ; Wark plans have’ been completed @ | appli ed for aid under this jfor 154 watershed projects and are now authorized for operations. : * * * | State governments tures have taken specific Negislatures of 37 states had en- ‘acted 80 separate pieces of state ilocal organizations with the nec- essary authority and ment on this precram * * * argued that much could Russell floods p.m lif measures were taken upstream Methodist Church to revise its con {to hold back water that falls as Stitution, and bylaws | Hostesses for the evening will . la Mrs D. ae pale tee aed Phone: MArket 4-188) Al Beckingham, Mrs Hugo Bur PLL llelalaletelellalelatatale la tlelallleltatebdeateleh.- and legisla- = action @ to enable effective state and local @ SHIP—Patricia Alice Williams has ,participation in the program, Up @ been graduated as a legal secre-|to the beginning ff this year, the| Ld finances to @ cooperate with the federal govern. | The department says its program trol program on major rivers car- ried out by “—Fiigineers and the soil conserva- gan this week followjng their re-! | bridegroory. cent wedding in Christ Lutheran) Church here | * * * The bride is the former Marilyn, Jane Pollion of d#etamora was Ipeidescnala and the bride's sister. | Flaine, was junior bridesmaid | Fleanor Reinker and is the daugh-| Her other sister, Judith, was ‘ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Edward] fower girl Reinker of 5225 S. Hadley Rd * + * | Duties of best man were per- Parents of the bridegroom are . | formed “by the bridegroom's) the Rev! of Mt. Morris. Both fathers of the couple joined | _in performing the candlelight mar-| Morris, cousin et the men viage before an altar banked in) £T00™. ee be ee ee white mums and gladjoli, ee on Mike Warden of Hem- * « ¢ lock, nephew of the bridegroom, A floor-length gown ct white! "*Tved as ring-bearer. satin was chosen by the bride for| A reception was held. in: the the ceremony. She wore a finger-| church ‘hall immediately after the. tip véil held by a crown of peal ceremony. flowers and carried a fan arrange-| . = " ment of white carnations and pink The newlyweds plan to reside in -Tosebuds., Oftenville upon their return. f Mrs. Ora Riemer | : =e . | brother Fred, of Dryden, Gnt Ushers were Tom Knoll of Mt. ' | a i | ! | | | 4 | : | tion program on individual farms carried out by the Sean Bible School to Open Monday at Four Towns | FOUR TOWNS — The Marantha ‘Baptist Church here will begin daily vaéation Bible school Mon day It is scheduled to last through | July 10. from 9 to 11:30 a.m. daily. for children from 4 to 18 years of age | The church will send 10 young members to the Good News Cama at Gladwin this summer . - The next meeting af church wom- en is schediiled for Tuesday at 7H p.m, in. the home of Mrs Ruth Colen on Maddox St. fills a gap between the flood con-'g the Corps of Army aera len ea lter leet ee shana eden eal eaarteteetehaeaates This projector will permit 33mm slides to be enlarged so that hand to answer questions nature study groups may view * * * °9 1M them in the lighted exhibition room. Naturalist service for day camps of the Nature Center,, and it autg- /8 available by appointment, whict matically presents a series of 30 C2" be made by contacting the slides Nature Center or calling WO 1-586) the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan During the summer months na- | ayhority, 1730 Guardian Building, tive wild flowers are wow being | petroit 26 shown from a collection of 150 | Labeled nature trails at the park wild flower slides, These slides |,,¢ ayailable year around. At the and the slide projector were the present time, summer wild flowers 1} %e . ay ™ : : gift of Perry Reynolds, a certi- | po of major interest to visitors ra | night when “at the fied public accountant from De- AND HIS ORCH. FRI. & SAT. WALLED LAKE CASINO BALLROOM ~ Guild at Four Towns to Revise Constitution FOUR TOWNS — The wil] meet Guild today in the Four Elizabeth at 7.30 Towns Railroad Worker Killed at Royal Oak . ROYAL OAK — A railroad worker was killed instantly last he was hit By a Grand Trupk train at 14 Mile read, just south of the viaduct. Dead is Harvey. Longchamp, Gi, of Detroit. Brakeman of the train, Wil- liam Smith of 1008 Walnut St., Owosso, said that Longchamp, | who was working as section hand for the railroad, behind a power path of the train. Decision Day to Close ‘Mandon Lake Program WHITE LAKE. TOWNSHIP The Mandon Lake Day program at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The Rev. Robert Savage. Ecuador, guest speaker A handicraft demonstration pro- 7pm. Sunday Works of the Bible gram is planned fo church students will Schoo] be displayed Parke, Davis Pays 25 Ct. DETROIT w— Parke, divide nd of paye il rer are July 6 stepped from | lift into the | Community | Church will conclude its daily va-. cation Bible schoo! with a Decision direc- tor of World Radio Missionary Sta- | tion at Shellmera, will be Davis & ‘o. has declared a regular quarter. | 25 cents a share, | July 31 to sto¢kholders of | =< — school C Custodians Meet EAST LANSING w—Hundreds of school custodians have swept into Michigan State University along .with transportation supervisors from Michigan communities. They will take part in the annual school building maintenance and trans- ‘portation conference. Some 1.600 | conferees will take a three-day cur- 'riculum which includes’ boiler in- spection and swimming poo] care. F. 0. E. # 1 230... 289 W. MONTCALM MEETINGS tnd & 4th Tuesday During July and August ANNUAL PICNIC july 26th 20. _ RICHARD HENRY ANTHONY DOROTHY Wf MALONE NOW DW SHOWING! ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Burl IVES Gregory PECK . Charlton HESTON AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT ‘man S Mrs Eugene Griffen A boord meeting of the guild with the circle chairman has been. called for 1:30 pm. Monday at the home of Mrs. William Hurtuboise | of Petrolia WALLED LAKE PARK the Picnic Wonderland | Tuesday & Thursday FAMILY BARGAIN NIGHTS ALL 10° PLYMOt ITH (Ph — Directors ot | idend of 25 cents RIDES . ADULTS & CHILDREN Free Admission—Free Parking to stockholders of record 1959. July’ 16, WEEKEND. SPECIAL em FRIDAY $] 00 Family Style Fish Dinner... SATURDAY--SUNDAY FRIED CHICKEN Choice of Soup or Juice, Roll G at | 25 Vegetable Milk Coffee or Tea Curb Service 6 P.M.-1 A.M. CHICKEN ‘n’ BISCUIT: 5 970 EAST AUBURN RD. (M-59) ORNER JOHN R RD Open Daily and Sunday 5:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. Chicken ‘n’ Biscuits — Steaks — Chops — Carry Outs Businessmen's Luncheons © a . = = = u " a = a = e = = s H : a | ‘a a . : La Bob's Cocktail Bar Meet Your Friends at FOOD - COMPLETE DINNERS = Short Orders: ELVA FREEMAN ‘at the Piano Thursday. Friday, Saturday, - — Ec OUT ORDERS i Ahead—FE 3-9821 e FISH @ SHRIMP SEA FOODS '@ STEAK @ CHICKEN Your order wil be ready BOB'S CHICKEN HOUSES 197 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 3.9821 a ANYTH Nae TAT LIKE ROGERS & HANIERSTENS PANS NG _ The danger, the heroism. ..of the men who fight ...and the women who wait! I STARTS PA manna Doors Open Today Se Oe es é Roane Two tender, passionate amid the breath- taking splendors of the Pacific isles! ‘Im In Love With 9 =r—- A Wonderful Guy”... “Honey Bun’... “Younger Than Springtime’... “Bali Har... and so many more! Paci | COLOR by DE LUXE RSMO GRIT C v8 | Weekday Mats. DOORS OPEN 12:30, MATJNEES PRICES FOR THIS SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT .90¢ Nights, Sun. & Hol., SHOW AT 8:00 $ Please Note! 3 Complete Shows Daily—at 1 :00, 4:00 and 8 P. M. AT 1 and 4 P.M. EVENINGS: DOORS OPEN 7:15 1.25 Children. 50e sane oA A ets, sical 0 7 ye | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, PIURSDAY, yu UNE 25, 1959 ~ Ross \s Appointed Dodge Comptroller Ernest R Ross of 2734 Derby, | named | comptroller for the Dodge Car and | Birmingham has Truck Division of Chrysler Corp., it was anhounced to- } day. Ross Chrysler in 1950 as a cost analyst and in 1955 Be- came assistant manager of the corporation’ s product cost ton- «trol section. A year later he was joined been ROSS named manager of the operations contracts were firm. analysis section of the corporate f1 nance staft. eat Futures Soucht After to cover commitments wheat in the absence of the usua h u eavy harvest time hedging. wheat bushe about an hour to 3% cent Aftr nchanged a a Quotations ‘are furnished by the All ‘Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of > Tuesday. Was) 1 higher on the 1959 crop contracts, ' MARKETS Detroit Produce The following are top prices covering sales of locally grown produce brought to the Farmer's Traders said there appeared to Market by growers and sold by be a little more urgency among them in wholesale package: lots. shorts 4 NEW YROK (®—The stock its gains a bit. * * * [Rally Continues ‘in Brisk Market ket continued its rally in brisk trading early today, then clipped mar- | | | Leading stocks remained ahead; iby fractions to a point or so. * He was pyomoted in 17 to as : ' hr : 1) : nchanged or| sistant comptroller of the Chrysler July $1864 and the 1960 crop rRUITS good assortment of unchanged : ; i Steele Red Pancy, bu. ....... Hi 6 r t Impenal Division Prior to his contracts ‘Ms cide cosn V4 lowery Cherries. swt, a + oe slightly lower prices was present. present uppomtment, Ross was to Ms higher July $1.26; oats % Strawberries, fancy, 16 gts “ 0, A vigorous parade of opening | comptroller for the corporation's higher to '4 lower, nee fo Pe "VEGETABLES i blocks at higher prices put the | | jem an ; 2 ane general sales oli contract bhi: Hye unchanyer te Asparspusrdos octal lau . 200 ticker tape behind transactions | 14 lower, Juty $1 23%2: soybeans "a Beanz. qreen, tiat, bu ® 00, for a 10-minute period, Then | ‘ 5 34 hiche y $2225 Beets, No 1, doz bchs . 125 : : Walk U Wa i]s to 34 higher, July $2.22 | Broccoli. No |, doz. bchs. .......-- ers turnover slackened to a moder: < { , ; iCabbage, bu . j j tly o p Grain Prices ‘Cabbage. Hed, bu alesatp aig se ately ac tive pace. \Cauliflower, No 1}. dot... .sesseawe HG | at Newly Opened ; yo Weelery, NO Weidon. (0 e2oe.- carne. Aiod Chemicals, motors, steels, utili- ; : CHICAGO GRAIN Chives No 1. 0B .6. acer sees ’ ’ CHICAGO June 25 tAP) — Openin Cucumber, Blicers, bu, fof 00 vie. 600 ties and electronics were mostly, M t H € ' . Dill, doz. behs 65 | i price rt er irae ae eee | ys ery OUS Sica “- . Oats fold: Kohlrabl, dod behs. ....eseeee : ae ahead. Aluminums were rabsed on Nady 1 86 July 65), Onions, green, doz . | ae ‘auder run up a hill Bee 189% Oats inews-- [Parsley eurly. doz, bebas.......+. 100 profit taking efter thesr recent) Vou ean see wits run) up ™ Det 195', July _ 68's |Parsley root, doz ar . 16 se | and walk up a wall at the TAbys- May 198', Bep 68', Pens, No. 1, bu Beg cee it upsurge, : ; 196 Dec. te «6712 | Potatues, 50-Ip bag ; erie . : terv House’ on MiG ut Duck Lake’, ' ee aaa |(Radinnes. eed, doe i Ieenewed pressure on copper s Ke _ 18 Rye Radish, white doz 2 .. oO Pune 4 Wh ; we 124% Rhubarb outtoor, dow behs..... s+. a prics found shars of th indus-) Constructed by Robert Findahl jut 126°. Aep 124 Squash, ftal bu . au »s found shares of the indus-| 12 593 ee prices UM lf | and Alonzo Beatty, the house fen Rep Late Der 127% Bquash, Bummer bu ie . v : Det 1 14 Mar 159) |Tomatees, nothouse, & tha ........ 4 aa try a bit wer. tures these and other phenotiena Mar 118%. Lard i en € fTurnips, bu ; moe s * * | . May 120'5 July ) Turnipa, tepped bu 5 00 . based on physics Bep 942 Oils. which have been consistent- | Nu 945 GREENS ' . The Findahl promises “equilibri a ‘nik wo ; wy ly backward, steadied. The na- 7 abhage Wo vu th te . 5) a . ums will be npset and perspec ice are No fo hy _ SS ag.tion’s gasoline stocks fell in’ the} tives disturbed." He encourages Lodge Calendar omiiisch go vi Oe na latest week s shutterbugs to bring their cam Borrel bu vecteeree veaee | 200 _* * * | eran | .Bpecial communication of Cedar a Inne pu Ue US. Gypsum recouped 2 points . * A i . . . 50 : an ; - © Lodge No. 60, F. & A M. C ae seme eo of recent losses. Chryslep was: up| The “My Dia se! i 4 in Mystery hn Hemel ore a deeee Dinner 6 30 pila BREADS REENS ‘ubout a point on news of & missile from) 4 6 M1 pam, Monaiy thigh don 8 Stayt, Ww Adv, ©! hu $29 contract. General Tire and Philco } ¢ () mee Eaxcarcle bu 2 00 Friday and from noon te | pom Few uce Bibb. pk aeeseceese . 125 held gains of around a point. | Saturday and Sunday. The curtos-| . . tellice. Rastaa bu. le uy 6, | ity of science exhibit’ will run! ews in re ettuce Wal BY cesses: ins meneeninl ae Pacific Telephone, which has throughout the summer, with guid ficinaine. bu. cescce nencctesscete 125 made tremendous gains on stock ed tours A diamond ring valued at $500 split news, gyrated in active trad- ing, showing a slight loss in the Wis . 5 ie “nteradity , was stolen same time ye i I Poultry and Eggs latest. transactions. Driver Is atis actor from the home of Mrs J. FO Wil ; kinson, 3255 W. Hluron St, Water DETROIT POULTRY Allied Chemical added about " \ord Township, avcording tn towne ORT OTT ee oe ae a a 7 pait: Dont to ils recent galns then set- After Car Hits Trees iship police, Mrs. Wilkinson told ity leet pout ed tled for a fractional rise, Texas euvy type hens 15-18 Tight type tens : 2 « . | pohee that the ring was stolen y ju heavy type broilers and frvars 7 to Instrument Jost most of a 1-poin P A ns whit 8-190 Matred Rocks 18-275 puin 7 : from a dresser drawer, ee bl USI ! Poe kay K Joyce Harlan, 18, 3536 N. Adams . ie aol miceuice see * Reynolds Metals fell more than td. Birmingham, was reported 1) prowlers broke inte Porter's - ‘i point. Aluminium Ltd. dropped’ — 7 oe rh satisfactory contition today aller pyive dy Restaurant, 2670 Auburn Berroeir oo me 2 cee tana fFaction. Alcow was steady, c “" ve x 4 z t June > hE oh = her car hit three trees yeste rday Htd fast night kintrance was Detroit in case lots, federal alate grade | afternoon : ade tt ut all broke Whithh Cirade A extra large 41. larae made wougn - A SiMe WORKED 44057 inedium 24-30 small 19-21. grades * * window in the rear of the building (8 laree 44 nes ne rae inne : New York Stocks Ts ar . va : argze J3-37. grade B large 4 checks The accident oecutred on a pri gyertt's deputies reported that 91°54 ‘ale Mornitg Quotations» wees Lockh CONFIDENCE Inter!ak Tr 9 dd aatal : . M & He told detectives he thought the ie nic aten aao' . pst Un Tel . 165 : ed *. Harry Hilton. oF : girl was his, wife. Hea Paes wite a An ° = ’ s tof Paner 18 White Mer R42 ie : > | The habv sitter, Phyllis Jean tet Ahne We Wilsaan & Co 7 AT 2 . . nt Tel & Tep 174 Woolworth an} P Keel, of OS Wall St, was reported 1 1 Crk Coanl w)=SCOYale & Tow ya i nN SF statt heal. condit Pon domes at 4b? Ynectana ttre j st in erifiead. comalion at on oyes & f 79 fneet Sha T 1104 | 1100 GRISWOLD BUILDING DETROIT 26, MICHIGAN ! doves AOE Yaatan aT 104 : : — 4 tie General Hospital - . = = * * * STOCK AVERAGES She suffered two skull fvactures AEDES ita oi me - 60 NOTICE of TAXES —fowesce cant est cuts ga anaes TEM el Noon Thurs Wits} ? ¥ b ors ; 1499 04 228 3 She was sitting with Taylor's 5,0) dan ces tas tle ee = ¢ | y of PON IAC three children the night of the weer ago . 1994 1416 942 2997, = onth age 474 4ao7 ay ¢ i beating. His wife, Juanita, was Year age mye oes ows ine. - = “ “5 < 4 4 O50 high 1449 4 159 City aad School taxes will he due ahd payable at the Office working when the attack — o¢ slice” oh ih eal of the City Treasurer July |, 1959 through Jule 31, 1959 with- curred, OSA high 120 SAS ORT Bad : face , . ; 1958 low 247 ano 120 the4 out Tees He also faces” trial oon _? August |, 1959 a collection fee ef 1°, will be added and 1‘ assait and battery charge July DETROIT STOCKS additional will be added on the first day of each month there- ” ‘ 9 Wesker Got after an any unpaid City and School taxes : “ 2 Figures after deéimal paints are elghth Payment made by mail must he postmarked not later. than July 31, 7 -* * * _ Mien Fie. eo keap bac High sei ere 1959 ta& avoid penaltic: Ss His wife, from whom he is Waldwis Rubber Co * ka 104) A , . Oss Gear Co* 454 3 After February 29; 1960 all unpaid .1959 real property taxes fi separated, charged in y complaint G Lakes On & Chem Co* 13 HP ( | ; Howell Elec Motor Co ° 1 will be returned to the Oakland County Treasurer for collection ‘that Taylor thite weeks ago came Peninsular M bead “So. ne with additidnal penalties as provided by State law. = , The Prophet Co * 144148 Personal Property Taxes are not returnable and must be paid by ff, ' the home at 223 W. Rutgers Ruay Manufacturing Go* 12 " July 31, 1959. Bt. and Beat her, | | eRe pate: wid -and “sated WALTER A. GIDDINGS | Han 5 i CITY TREASURER | ae York state is second only! About 70 per cent of veal 35 S. Parke St., Pontiac, Michigan “California in the number of workers are farmers but they live r Wy * DON’T LET YOUR TAXES GO DELINQUENT. firs hich pre-devoted fo vine- pn" only about 10 per cent of -the| — — a Hand, | 4 ‘ "4 * Fis ae * ee + 1 e, ~ : a \ 7 > \ ; = s e li As a \ % © “. a + pees “ ~ ; gs . . ae + 4° ee 2 = et ae e seen esa = ae La ae tx & en af ‘ ; rS > R | W A N T A D S FE 2 ° 1 OS | +tastructions . JINDEX r en, ae ANNOUNCEMENTS For Sal¢ Houses ..+....... 6 Income Property .......... 7 Sale Lake Property ....... 8 Sale Resort Property .... Suburban Property ........1 For. Sale Lots .........+...11 Industrial Property ........12 re 0 EMPLOYMENT © Work Wanted Male ... Work Wanted Female ....25 aeons SERVICES OFFERED ..26 21 | € Building Service ...... Building Supplies ..... KINNEY, JUNE Death Notices | rs ’ ms Card of Thanks ..,.......} i pov Tee Ps ae) In Mentoriam .....:....0- 3} 20) me Bold Beterday. a1, Pee eeiae ces secesa * Scans Ven Home with inter- ccc ccs Wt an me Chapel aaa Lots srereeeseees 5 RE, JUNE 25, 1959, ROSEY A., Pr ; 81; dear . a1 jother s.ibes Deas | Mrs. ; Mrs =| wean riot named REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 the will be penouneed jatog by the ooMEz, JUNE 22, 1959,4MANUEL, 38 W. Wilson. ve.; 53. Pu- neral service will be held’ yrigey. 0am. from &t. station of the aa: m. Thursday a the Melvin Schutt Puneral Home, 211 Au- Gorn Ave. For Sale Acreage .........13 ay APPL pelUNE 24. 10988, A ie An in xford, For Sale Farms .....:-...-14| ox” ‘car father of Mare Rent Farm Property ......15 |: c aries Kopta: 4 — brother ist ‘ rnHes ls ie Sale Business Property +--16| service wiil be bela Friday, June Rent, Lease Bus. Prop.:...17| 26.28 1p hor “Sar nubepple For Sale or Exchange ....18| will lie in state at the Spar _Griffin Funeral Home. 24, 1959, CLAUDE - Pleasant Valley Rd, Milford; aye 3 dear father of Raiph Kinney ‘and Mrs. Howard Bidwell. . Puneral service will be held Sat- d Male °....%.19| the Richardscn:Bird Chapel, Mil. : , ale /..... . ¢ Richardson-Bir pe e Help Wante > ac ¢ ford. with Rev. Gail Buckles Help Wanted Female ....20]| officiating. Interment in West Help Wanted ......... Treat |e ene Cemetery: Employment Agencies ....22 McKELLAR, JUNE 24, 1069, AMY 627 LeBaron; age 67; beloved ola of Charies E. McKellar; dear mother of Mra. ioyd Hawk ; and Malcolm R. McKellar; sister of Archie Dodds, Elmer Dodds, Mrs. Kate Monroe, Mrs. Clarence Brown, Mrs. Clyde Seit- ser and Mrs. Clifford Btahibusch. held McKellar is at the _Johns Puneral Home. Donelson- SENEY, JUNE 24, 1959, HENRY ER- or Sale Usett Cars vee ADO eee & Sports Cars ., os tire a wa FG 29181 BORN peamiegpegneeee vi tssored ‘besbene’ of Mare. idk Klatt Bornak; dear father of Le . Ou . the cl Plenty of room’ for them to play. = schools close by. See it ay. 4 Bedroom Lakefront ° “ 1256 ft. of living area, plus large front & rear sereened in porches. house is in excellent water fr at vias" $3,000 — or less for WHIT BROS. OR -3-1295 Open Eves. "Til 9; Sunday 10 ‘Ti 5 5660 Dixie Hwy. ¥%, BLOCK TO BUS For colored family that wants a nice 3 bedroom home. Has new kitchen nalrae’ we full dining rm. gas heat car garage. It can be yours if you have $650 and can qualify for FHA. Dial OL 1-7511 to see it. FRANK M. SHEPARD 1010 Adams Rd. OL 1-761! E ¥ FOR SALE BY OWNER. FULL basement, 2-car & ait auto. pest — Pods tr: Lk. Or- bard down. oni after 1 p. m. or’ OR 3-0067 for Al Multiple Listing Service BLOOMPF: BEST BUY Sharp Hew long and low Brick Ranch home with attached 2 car garage. Nearly 1600 » ft. of living area. 7 well peneed rooms, including iE | room with fireplace ma Ye tiled . Lot 120x 120. Sewer and water. Well located near Woodward and Square Lake Roads. Price re- duced to $24,500, easy terms. ’ Business Services ........° win, 1114 Dover Rd, Washington LAKE jPRONT HOME . ‘ Park; age 63; beloved husband of bedroom home with 2 Bookkeeping & Talo fag Mrs. Thelma B. a dear fe glaseed and screened porches. i j A er 0 eng ne ear ew rmica kitchen, n Dressmaking & ne “a brother ef LeRoi Sey: Fae tiled beth and new gss fur. Garden Plowing ~ con oe wee be hela Setur- ‘ogee = rng — shaded ‘ m 1 . Price 500, t $2000 Income Tax Service. =einieisis raed the Farmer-Snover Panerai home down. aa Insurance Agencies .......33 wile Bey. ineodere Allebach a Jon ¢ a ntermen i Laundry Service secant Park iBiks ‘Lodge of Sorrow 3 ‘ om ; “ani ‘i e he a e rmer-8n Meving & Trucking ........36| rise Mene Prey st 8pm K inzler Painting & Decorating at ; |Television Service oe . 38 Rs Bb en one 4 Real . ‘Typewriter Service 39 IN | LOVING MEMORY OF “OUR 670 West Huron ‘Bt "Ph PE 4-3525 Upholstering ...... Sonate 40 | Kana Marie Brown, who passed | BY OWNER 7 ROOM COUNTRY nway 2 years ago today, June 25, home with 3 acres overlooking |. 1057 lake, beautiful surroundings, large No one knows the silent heartache, aded lawn with variety of cline ; Only those who lose can tell; trees. 1 mile from city limits | The grief we bear in silence. North egd. FE 4-7042. NOTICES for the one we loved so well: | Someday, sometime our eyes shal! see | . ‘ The face we keep in m \Lost & Found ..::.2:...:. 11 And Chou will link the peckaa! chain ~ ) still closer when we meet 4 aiete ke Pegensls sos 6 | ae tees eae ‘NotuCc rs SB ase. BD) x. ug r netla an rm ” 5 | _family | DRAY TON PLAINS _ ~ | 7 room Paecad frame. Situated + on approximately acre. 14 Funeral Directors 4| 33 using room. Large kitchen & ees : aaa Se dining room, 2 bedrooms and bath WANTED COATS up. ‘2 bath dgwn. 4 room & bath : FUNERAL HOME Pieri ages ic ot. ouse n wid. Children to Board ..44, 2rayton Plains OR 3-7757 some repairs Priced fac anlar Wtd. Household Goods ....45\_ SPARKS-GRIFFIN CHAPEL Sa se eee Thoughtful Servi -584 ‘ ‘ Wanted Miscellaneous ....46 | —— Fe 2 es GEORGE BLAIR Money Wanted ..... sachet | Donel son- ,on-Johns 4536 Dixie Tae Puan 3-1251 W anted to Rent .......+.. . FUNERAL HOME Eves QR. 3-1708 = =or OR 3-8842 Share Living Quarters ....49 _ “Designed for Funerals” BY OWNER. FRAME 2 BEDROOM Wtd. Transportation .......50) V h Sj nicely Tandscaped. Corner lot in }Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. .... 51 oormees- iple atopy Spel ree te eee [Wanted Real Estate ......52 FUNERAL HOME cellent condition. 1606 E. Hum- | Ambulance eens Plane or Motor phreys ot : - | 2-8378 “ ' RENTALS OFFERED j Cemetery Lots” 5). Partridge [Nene eee oa | 3 JORAVE LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL 3 THE SIND” 70 GEE Rent Apts. Furnished” a st Supper section of Oakland BLOOMFIE Hills Memorial Gardens. Sacri- ~ “ LD Rent- Apts. Unfurnished | 55 | fice for quick sale. PE 5-5038. easy 2 nacre 2 bath. brick Rent Houses Furnished ...56| PERRY MT PARK “FMETI > ectel Pome. uated in one of ; C esidential ar Cc Rent Houses Unfurnished. : 4 raves. 8 “pF ee | pletely carpeted. dishwasher row Rent Lake Cottages ......58 | ¥ yeatsraa Gals om Geant ag 5 4 For Rent Rooms 38 NEED PAN RINANGE| oon an sane r Rooms with Board ..... . paired I Convalescent Homes .... “al | FIXER? Order Classified open ti? ¥: J Hotel Rooms .......... . 62 ROCHESTER. VERY NICE. 2) For Rent Stores ...... 63 | Ads to sell, rent, find a," parm. nome. Separate dining, rm. : , Glassed-in porch. 2 shaded lois Rent Office Space ny good job. FE 2-8181 is Shrubs & flowers, $1000 dn. Taxe | For Rent Miscellaneous . . 69 j oer Paris ot, ae oL 1-0024, | ~ |the Want Ad number! ant et be ie ee a # schools & shopping. $12,000 with . 8008. conn 1243. Desiax. FE _ FINANCIAL | : ROX REPLIES T l a Business Opportunities 66 At 10 a.m, Today there emp eton Sale Land Contracts ..... 67 4 were replies at The Press ladian Vi ndian Villa Money to Loan ..... wines - OS office in the following 7 rooms, 2 Sedieome.ee and 2- Mortgage Loans ...:...... 69 1 boxes: down. Nice living room with fire- | place. dining room, full basement. car garage. Webster School 2. 4, 6. 7, 14, 18, 21, 22.” | Soe aie an rg ancl 28, 31, 3% 58, 60, 61, 63, nly ow down paymeit, MERCHANDISE cone a i K: L. Tem leton, Realtor » 66, 68, 70, 71, 75, 80, § 4-2339 Orchard FE 4-4563 70 85, 86, 90, 95, 96, 163, 108. | After 6, re ; 2-95020 Swaps socote oll FOX LAKE AREA. 3 BDRM. For Sale Clothing cecseaee dl home with all cofveniences. Lk Scrap & Iron 1 Priv. $400 dn. Owner. 3-6886. Sale Household Goods ....73 ¥4-ACRE SHADED LOT Antiques 14] SAVE ENERGY, USE) “Sore i scout, Grier ares “4 Dn Sslels selene © cee © « rooms, ¥ room, : hitches! bath & basement. La died ANOS yo rdeasissenn TR WANT ADS! To find a corner lot. $6,950, low down pay: For Sale Miscellaneous ...76| job, place to live or a ban Oxford, On Peter ial ‘Machinery .............- T6A | . [De It Yourself ......... 77 good used car, see Classi- OTTAWA ee tn Waen | Cameras & Equipment ...78 fied NOW! ington Jr. Hi school dis- i ! H tric t heat. Sale Musical Goods scat!) storms andl octedne ried ‘Sele Office Equipment ....6 | ————— — to sell — Call for-an ap- Sale Store Equipmertt ....81 sl “_ | Sale Sporting Goods ..... 82 | : PERRY PARK . . 2 i | Neat Bait, Minnows, Ete. ....82A} The Pontiac Press | bewe wepenced, cee! , . : . } scaped yard. Tile bath, {tunting, Accommodations €'/| FOR WANT ADS (222 tl!anun worms eceen oe , n screetis. ter low \Wood, Coal & Fuel ......85 DIAL FE 2-8181 menthif sarmets ate Gee | Plante. Trees, Shrubs ....86 6850 per month including For Sale Pets .. 87 From 8 a.m. to & p.m. . Sete eneee. ee Tranied, Boarded STA Aullcerors laneubd) Sere: ees “DOWN PAYMENT ue Dogey rene eee eres | ced _immowaray, ae y aod § ‘uearsaes hemes atbitity. for errors er both In and ou} of town. than to cancel the charges Sel el eesti ee t o e first ~ on, we — ee rejdlbs ol ee the advertise- monthly payments — They FARM MERCHANDISE ment which has been ren are vacant. dered valueless throw the Hay, Grain & Feed it Sine cae Go eee a ne ' ¢ eeeee are made be stre (For Sale Livestock ...... 89 yet et, Gun ks aives ASK FOR’ BOB aN . . me ww give Wanted Livestock ........ without it a pac ee doesn 1 ceed ee et ae LI] Sale Farm Produce . 92 ments ¢ zpe 8 pee = | larger than reguiat agate Sale Farm Equipment ....93| § type ts tf e'eloek noon the & H ABE sReG Auction. Sales . 94 § 187 oreviows to publication. 33 HURON = E §-8183 a BY OWNER, WEST SIDE. 2 8TO- | anthanscns ry, 3 bedrooms Exc. ¢ Gas The deadline for canceila- heat. Dear garage. Low.dn. pymt: AUTOMOT oe aoe en PWN . now am i} —e . | | WE portication after the hiest FOR COLORED ly For Sale Housetrailers .. 95 Fs etre: OF wnfurn. PE Dots . _8-4308 aft i Rent Trailer Space 96 CASH WANT AD” RATES amet Auto Accessories ......... | ae ia oa ae = 3 ce ae har LU ge bntteeth ttac ® er sale Tifes WSaew senn 3 1s 347 1” large sunroom. $15,500 yet - " A cae rea oo . Se a) 8 250 4.50 67 $8 000 ‘with 93500 down. Buy the Scooter wee ; is $8 need whole property. Good investment For Sale Motorcycles ....101- 4 ae 6930) Nos OWNER WILL sELt |For Sale Bicycles ........102 ° @30 @te ne in | th 40 nest Po 4 is 3 bedroom | unfinished, Boats & Accessories ......103 . — =e at vesement money man . : — | cen save some m Fiberglas ..... cence 2 10BA @\ today’ . : " For Sale Airplanes 104 SOLE ONLY $780. DOWN. THI Transportation Offered 105 de Ome x Dh metaieing Ww i 1% gar garage, with ogtside Used Truck Parts .../.:.106A storms 4 screens. Owner lear- Used Auto Parts ........ 106B Y ‘. UR PROBLEM:| .mp sae For Sale Used Trucks 107 z H t Auto Instirance is “y08 | Vant. Ads! To sell, rent, ags TO] N REALTORS . hiaed Ro . 1900 Fig iMS® Pontiac, Mick, . Ph. OR 4-0058 ___ For Sele Houses. | VALU. WAY | FOR VALUES" & TRADES ee (el 345 Oakiand A m *ti) 8:30 FE 5.0693 ‘or 4-3531 COTTAGE & ONE CABIN LOCATED Predrick M-27. Call be tween 3&1. Ma ar tory for de- “WRIGHT BARGAIN—INCOME JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave. FE §-944) EN ‘TILL 8:30 _ 3 BEDROOM BRICK, TeD BASE- ment, lake privileges. OR 3-8377. ROCHESTER AREA. 3 BEDROOM. ranch home 1, ft., Dear attached garage. Family size kitchen, dishwasher & disposal. B-ft., carpeted liv ng rm. On 1 acre wood ale Pvt. swimming facilities. Sub. Reas. OL 1-6615. RILEY. $1, ranch ine ‘oe nm whe Bathe 1%@ car rage with terrace ed. i storms and> scfeens. 60x- OTTER LAKE — Beautiful build- ing site, 120x180 on pares street overlooking lake. Priced right. CITY FARMER - Alumipum idea ranch-style home on 132x: low paved street rahe By Meu kinds of fruit trees, berries, eho! garden & a beauti- ful lawn 600 down will handle. RILEY REAL ESTATE 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41157 FE 44821 OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST sell quick. 2 bedrm. Double lot. "Beautiful landscaping. Completely gocoraiet. 2 minutes from Huron pping Center. ear = offer. 138 Lakeview FE 2-66 OWNER. MODERN SE NCWATYLE ? bedrm. brick. Basement, poopketg ing, drapes, dinette a storms; screens. 1199 Pes Stone. THREE . Bedrooms - north side, on black- top street. Ceramic bath. Oak floors, plastered walls. Ol) forced air heat. Storms and screens. ~ basement. Two car garage Only 10 per cent down. §12, full price. . INCOME... Two family on Summit Street. Eight rooms. EASY TO RENT. two schools, er- only $10,500, Humphries 83 N. bak Full price sensible terms. -9236 sittin LISTING SERVICE 3 BEDRM. 1% es WASHING- ton Park Carpeting. fenced Yd. $950 down. No realtors. FE 4-6951. BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT _home. $24,900. Terms. FE 8-8165. ~ BRAND NEW We are offering our 3 bedroom ranch home model for sale. Has full basement, aluminum Laas} oak floors, birch cabinets and a e bath Large lot 715x277 feet. In poe West Suburban grea. Cash mortgage. OUR CREDIT Go0D? ARE. ‘vou WILLING TO pede ae TO OWN A HOME? e have an unfinished home ‘reasonably priced with very FE ols ment. ood Co. PC cust rl at M59 After 6 p.m. OR_3-2603 CUSTOM BUILT LAKE HOMES. Twin Lakes Village W. of Pontiac. Starfire Bidg. Co. 2. SEM _=3-65. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE FO FOR SALE. Land contract $400. down. 2657 Genes Drive. FE 8-1210. ua nih CRESCENT LAKE room home, 2 bedrooms and a lege carpeted living room. 2 car eet, ha driveway. 3 blocks m lake. 57500. apr finished basement. Large dining rivileges nearby. paymients $85.00 per COTTAGE, ELIZABETH LAKE Modern 2 bedroom completely fur- nished home. Lot 560x135 with shade trees. Your own private beach and Club house fa just oe ho teat, Perper doe boat r included. §8000 full Price. $3000 down. WILL TAKE TRADES yet one in ieee and build ¥pe ome Ol your lot or ours 724 Eat OPEN 9 to 9 Sundays 10 to & WM. KENI N IEDY 310) W Hursa FE 4-3560 3} BDRM PERMA-STONE FRONT. giass porch. G i) Ayr aoe ae — carpeting. ATTRACTIVE 1 TANG HO bullt Shy on sherrtan corner kale 2 nes 1 fur nace heat, Sch hool & _ Wii H_sseritice toe $12, "aba 3388 SPARKLING rear orna- coo) See this de- tively ¥ now. Conserva- H. P. HOLMES’ NC. dia OF ~_ OPEN EVENINGS “TIE "TIL a Ww ER TRADE lots. b etre shar get = ify += es in "te ving ant kiuches. ‘Onin ment, month, y 82. Goo Gown 3 bedroom Custom built 6 eae outetarnd FE PLACE A “LOST” AD. '|Call FE ay for an ad tb recover a loss. Dial ee 2.8181 an ad writer.” Say “charge it!” Income $120 per month. . Open: Eves. - DOWN 3 bedroom, 6. room with beautiful —_ eR li a AS scl alee ssi ne ee ed = 3 ; y 4 } 3 #.~ > 42 } -f J fro THE PONTIAC. PRESS, rut RsDay,. JUNE bs, dep “ | _ Today’ S Television ‘Programs - —|- Programs furnished ‘by stations listed in this column are subject to. change without notice - . Channel 2-WJBK-TV Channel 4—-WW3-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV | JTONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00 (2) San Francisco Beat. (4) News, weather. — * - nackfiage “family” help bid farewelj in song and dance! for the summer. (9) Mike Hammer. Adven- 11:30 sean nal _ (9) Abbott & Costello. (4) Concentration, (4) Concentration. 95, 1969) oy. - | wl i Sians tal Aes | Looks and Feels. Good © , ibut realizes that he still must. resf up some more after that grueling. ordeal he went through.’* . * From Our News Wires NEW YORK — The ‘Ol’ Red-| head,’ Arthur Godfrey,.is thinking (1) Curtain Time. pa (7) Burns and Allen. (9) Popeye. octal Pigs fe p Mares (9) Howdy Doody. about going back to work. x * 6:15 (4) Life of Riley. 7 qe : Now at his farm near Leesburg, | The operation on Godfrey was :30 (2) News, weather, sports. 7 pag ae a AFTERNOON Va., recuperating from a five-hour! for the removal of the upper lobe ai 12:00 (2) Love of Life lung cancer operation’of last April| of his left lung, in which a can- (4) Riley (cont.) (9) Sky King. * 9:30 (2) Playhouse. 90. Drama: Tony Randall. Margaret (4) Tic Tae Dough. (7) Across the Board. 30, Godfrey and broadcasting of-| cerous' tumor was located. Part of ficials have been conferring about the tumor. had wrapped itself 6:40 (2) News Analyst. : 1 : O'Brien, Judith Anderson (9) Summer Begins 6:45 (2) News, sports. star in ‘Second Happiest! yo. . Godfrey's posse appearance On around the aorta, the great trunk (4i¢ News; sports. Dav Lave ¢ apainst 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. several TV specials in the fall. ‘artery of the heart. (7) News, sports. ay. Fave Bey oe ne (4) It Could Be You. : 7:00 (2) Ten-Four. ~ glamorous background of (7) Pantomime Quiz. Ope report said the 55-year-old Seward said "Godfrey, besides " (4) Honeymooners Rew York (scckey- = Final (9) Serial Theater entertainer, last seen on TV April: flying his own plane to and from (7) Girl Decoy. Police adven- show of seamen, 12:45 (2) Guiding Light 28, would make his return ap- New York, is able to go swimming ture: Man becomes thief and (4) Tennessee Ernie Ford. ‘12:80 io Guidins pearance on TV in a one-hour |When the weather is warm but _ killer to pay for wife's habit Variety. Musician Andre|** — special scheduled for Wednesday | still must visit his doctor in New of drug addiction. Previn, actor Dennis Mor- 1:00 (2) Qur Miss Brooks. night, Sept. 16. This was denied. York once a week. (9) Huckleberry Hound. ‘in. ts tn atigte t Ceremonies Wednesday, he notified the 7:30 (2) Keep Talking. - (1) Rough Riders — Adven- {1 Music Bingo. . (4) sce Ouldoarr leniony. ture: Kirby and associates} (9) Movie. Columbia Broadcasting Company | stop horse stampede and 1; 1 T that he will not take over Edward! (7) Leave It to Beaver. Com- age 1:30 (7) Topper. \ ks his 4 learn an association is at- (4) I Married Joan R. Murrow’s interviewing Spot on) any: pee ‘s ad sr tempting! to take over #ll (2) As World Turns. “Person to Person.” aut Ct i ee kee horse-breeding in area. : 7 i A member of the “Person to! ® A “8 bloat Interesting Char- (9) Walter Winchell. Drama: EBs 1h) Faye Eilzabet: Person” staff said that, as a con-| : acter. A oe , ie: (7) Day in Court. _— RE ae ee “| . Gir] asks Winchell for help é sequence, the show, on the air | rl e Wice : ) eae Dollar Movie. when her fiance becomes in-| (2) Susie. since October F855) will wind up rama: Young repo, (4) Queen for a Day. | permanently Friday night. Bol . olts Have Favorite . volved with criminals who) meets Dutchman with 7 oe ; : Matic | | kill man. _ 230 (4) Court of Human Relations BIG LAYOUT — Workmen are laying 2,000 AP Wirephoto | x * * daughters at tulip festival in ° : “Seven Sweethearts.” (’42)/10:00 (2) Playhouse (cont.) | ay a ea square yards of linoleum in the heart of the busi- covering, said to be the largest installation of its | Charles Andrews, executive Pro-| Targets, Empire State Kathryn Grayson. (4) Best of G sroucho. Grouc 0 35 (9) rt F ir, ness district in Perth Amboy, N. J. in preparation _ kind in the world, will remain on the street until [ducer of Godfrey's shows, said) Building One 8:00 (2) December Bride. Com- Marx quiz. Repeat: ~~ NSE ae: for marking the city’s 275th anniversary. The the founding festivities end. |that the red haired performer ac- at . edy: Rory Calhoun, guest (1) Official Detective. Mys- 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. _ _ — Ja _ | cepted the “Person to Person” job] tery: Owner of liquor store (4) Young Dr. Malone. | “ | before his recent illness and that! WASHINGTON — Contrary to. popular belief, lightning frequept,—.. star, helps Lily Ruskin con- vince young boy that life .of scientist ‘is more exciting | ‘(during his convalescence has had a chance to do some re-ev aluating| | of himself. ‘and wife are kidnaped and) (7) Beat the Clock. __ robbed. | @) Movie. 7 TV News and Reviews ‘Three Times Is Not ly strikes twice in the same place. A lightning. bolt is not a single than life of cowboy. Repeat. | (9) News. $:30 (2) Verdict !s Yours. (4) Lawless Years. Adven-/10:15 (9). Weather. (4) From These: Roots Di k C] k S St “ spark, weather scientists say, but ture: Ex-convict finds ane 10: 20 6) ar Theater. 3 (7) Who Do You Trust. 1C ar uccess ory Out for Dan Cupid © | aan Ee a ee hal ‘a salvo hitting one spot in rapid aree ) > 7. pg . . ™ — eee ay Was quer ad e Party 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. t t b | feels he'd rather do his morning | ee Sele ee the bolts (7) Zorro, Adventure: Terri- (color), EP tenis) “Eruth or Conse ni ers a e Y 1W at S | JACKSONVILLE, Fla, ‘AP)—It padio show—and perhaps three year. They ave hi New York : _ . : quences. | coe . ene ; ‘Sfinl: | < ‘ew Yo! fied Chinese boy turns up in (7) Parole. Drama: Br illiant (@) Amesican Bandstand | _lseemed that every time Viola or four big night time shows, City’s Empire State Building hun- lark and Rodney Hoeltzel’ He's feeling fine and making dreds of times, the National Geo- seemed to regard Clark's rise and c teenaged son of former con-' panne to get married something . Los Angeles and is accused . vict becomes armed robber. of murder. By WILLIAM EWALD @©15 (2) Secret Storm. . NEW YORK (UPI) — NBC-TV's present estate as a cheery indica- good recovery, particularly since graphic Society says. But occus he started exercising.” (9) Movie (cont.) Husband is turned in by 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. ants ; 5 : aren't . 8:30 (2) Yancy Derringer. Adven- vengeful wife on charge of (4) County Fair. This Is Your Life closed down its tion that all is right with the world | interfered |P pure pine yatcet e y his ribbed buildi t ture: When river pirates, led| robbery. (9) Sherwood Forest. lseason last night with a success found i ell Kowever. infinitely, * * * Murrow, who will interview his hh ng acts as a giant by woman, steal necklace (9) Starlight Theater. 5:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. story, contemporary style. # | eapacug - , | Twice they postponed the wed 500th guest on Friday night's show, ightning rod. from Mexican Government, Drama: Beautiful woman .(4) Sgt. Preston. * * * jmerancnoy: iding because of iliness in their im-)"* Fontes aS ae ceeenivel Less well protected are the na- = g ; * ' 7 — s es We Yancy attempt to prevent in has been subjected to notor (3) Looney” Toons. The Ralph Edwards show dipped) | . mediate families vice president of CBS radio and) ee ee ee eee Dick | SHORT SHOTS: I only caught, ce | starts about 7,500 fires a year at ternational repercussions ty iety because her father was 5:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand Ps etro ste into the life of ABC-TV's This week it happened again. long-time Godfrey associate, said| acest of mere than G00 walliion. wooing lady pirate chief. Re- convicted of treason in ‘'No- (4) (color) George Pierrot (Clark, who was tagged by Ed is the last half of CB Y fa 0 ; F y Edwards the last half of CBS-TV’s 60-minute 4. 7 . peat. 4 torious.”” ('46). Ingrid Berg- Presents. as “Amer ica’ s number’ one disk special on Jimmy Hoffa and the Miss Clark went to the hospital he has be in me via eae In addition, some 400 Americans (4) Too Young to Go Steady. | man. ae (7) Mickey Mouse Club. |jockey-host." \Teamsters because it overlapped “ith appe ndicitis and had an op-|With Godfrey and saw him | are killed each year by light- Comedy;, Pam's sophomore 11:00 (2) News, weather. 5:55 (4) Sports | ~ , : New York last week. *‘He’s looking | nin 4 ; | Sports. i 2 : IThis Is Your Life. but it struck eration on what would have been . is. ; class throws party to cele- (4) News, weather. a | For a change, Edwards under- e as a very solid ' id ki well and feels well,” Seward said. , brate end of term and she/- (7) Soupy’s On. Variety with . | stated the case. Clark ts the hot. (M® 8S 4 very solid essay. mir wenn ay “He's enjoying himself at his farm! T° save lives and property, learns valuable lesson about}~ = Soupy Sales. Ramps Rai Is | test young property in the TV It was one of those beautiful ; + *# ft ____—+- Meteorologists are studying the consideration to others. 11:15 (2) Weather. | ‘ - business with five afternoon | Jobs in which the camera and | Enough of postponements, the . growth of thunderstorms in the (1) Real McCoys. ‘Comedy: (4) Weather. Blunt Corners | shows a week, a Saturday night. | sound track let the participants young couple decided They were ; | hope that man can some day con- Grandpa McCoy's ri fle 11:20 (2) Sports. timer and another nighttime | hang theniselves. married Wednesday in her hos Sergeant S Auto ‘trol lightning. This year ores marksmanship rescues Little (4) Sports. nel show coming up In the fall. x, . : - pital room iwill seed clouds with dry ice a Luke from city slicker. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th eater Garner Awards | yr lated to d luste: sled ew Bi th a ard lnxt oe ana PEL | Ut | i jeter ase, rece! So ; : 4s eal | e is siate o ago a Cluster 0 Ann v on st nign - eee a0 ON es a ee mle aor ete WASHINGTON (UPI) — A safe- specials, the first this Sunday. was a squisher. The train finally 1 Cent 1907 Ticket § Ulira-LUXUTIOUS ents and count eee "ley « acm a . sy oof Qn? | Drama: Lee J. Cobb stars as 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Variety with ty program initiated in 1952 by x ke * reached San Francisco, but better §till Good for Ride COLUMBUS. Miss. (UPI) — Air [°W Modify the form of. a cloud elderly, bewhiskered strang- Joey Bishop. Cliff Arquette. the United a eae soiavers Home The This Is Your Life show was they should have stood in St. Joe Ap f Force Sgt Dallas Alexander boasts 8nd its electric field, though they a as grez ‘duced the p : UISVILLE, Ky (AP)-Fift ‘ er frustrated in his attempts and Virginia Graham. ee ee vas d the ie te a pretty pale one. But that was no| — tees ‘ a ae Y a car equipped with luxuries aren't sure they can really avert to prove his identity in (7) Night Court. a es : _ ~ jone ‘’s fault. Nothing much seems! THE CHANNEL’ SWIM: Arthur. ae = ai ee which even the top brass of the lightning. “Legacy of a Legend.” Old Soldiers” may live poner 'to have ha yened to Clark. He is'G : Smith of G€ookeville, Tenn., bought “ ~ egacy ee . FRIDAY MORNING and more safely Py rodfrey's decision yesterday to a Scent ticket from the Lduis- armed forces don't find in their | (4) Bachelor Father. Cam es \ lsimply a nice clean-cut young man withdraw from the emceeing job ville & Nashville Railroad ~ swankiest staff cars | Lightning has long struck fear Alexander, stationed at Colum- in men’s hearts and produced bus Air Force Base, owns a seven- strange superstitions. In the first enger 1928 Cadillac. jcentury A.D., terrified Roman em- x * * |peror Tiberius wore a laurel ;wreath during thunderstorms in the (2) Meditations. (2) On Farm Front. (4) Today. (2' TV College (7) Big Show - The home, an institution fer ..ho has- become a success. retired enlisted Army personnel, ‘has a staff of 1,200 and some 2, 000 residents of CBS-TV's Person to Person next fall has left uncertain the status of the six-year-old chat show me drug firm, edy: Kelly tells fantas@® & story to divert Bentley's in- 6: terest, in all her activities. 7 (7) Pat Boone, Musical vari-| Recently he found it among his /papers and noticed it had no ex- |piration date L.&N. assured him P@s® the ticket still was valid He has done it in the only way -open to a nice clean-cut young man nowadays — by going along = Pharmaceuticals, | ety: Members of Boone’ are (7) Breakfast Time. Recently it received its third with the group. He has picked his has title to the show's Friday| Wednesday Smith boarded the’ The car. -with only 42,000 miles . Fe ee (2) Cartoon Classroom. | award in leas than a year in rec- group shrewdly—the sub and low ns time spot-and must decide Florida-bound Dixie Flier at Estill on the speedometer, has an inter-| * belief that lightning never touched ie 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo ognition of a relentless campaign — teenagers. ‘whether to dig up a new emcee or, Springs, Tenn, for an eight-min-'com system, a built-in pump the plant. T a iE 8:30 (7) Harry's Holiday House : ee al leh aia hazards Edwards and all those assembleq 8° With a new program: ute ride to Decherd, Tenn. |which starts pumping air into the RA NG THE BEI > ina S50 aie tires at the press of a button, & J» medieval timds, church bells ; 9:00 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown last i (2) Movie (9) Seaway Ceremonies - ‘of Merit.” on This Is Your Life night cigar lighter equipped with cord rang to repel the ‘malignant for passengers in the back seat) demons” of the storm. Many bell- and an interior upholstered in’ ringers were killed — the high Aside from the Army's ‘Award the home received the | Bill Holden. Is Another ISA = 2 9:40 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve. National Safety Council. Award of 10:00 (a) at Re MI i Merit for the year 1958 and the . plush velour. _. \church steeples attracted light- 4 (7) Seaway Ceremonies magazine, National Safety to’ ee] Lure of Af “And in ca’e_ the - big vehicle’ ning bolts. ca | (2) Seaway Ceremonies News."’ bestowed the same honor T1Ca doesn’t respond to the self- starter, | |10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. last summer. there’s a hand crank. But the demonic belief per- | 11:00 (4) PISS Is Right. . * * Fi lm Tri By EARL WILSON ; eee sisted long after Benjamin ACROSS “i The safety program ‘was started | riump a YORK — I surely did have all the beautiful girls ¢ C l Files ae the - poem ae f 7 1 mr tt ei by joe ait 5 sale nes ene looking my way. (I was sitting beside Bill Holden.) eX rime | red. eames a & pay —————— p and was ol owed up bY e ome’ Be 11 Made a speech Movie Said to Enhance * * * : ‘ lical sti 2 ward off the evil rs. a7 Fastening til id } aced 4 tai al on pone se Genk ¢ Y I'd made sure the Beautiful Wife would Helps Jacksonville atts 1s oeescuen Se where ever possible Gershwin Classic, Yet be busy with her “girl” -hah!—{ In his famous experiment with . 18 Rmber lab) 4 _and where steps could not be’! C| Oriai r “gir an riends. She's; - a kite, Franklin showed tkat 17 Bu "4 AT ig 5 eliminated, handrails were in ose to riginal almost as ecstatic about Bill as she is about) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) — ‘lightning is a form of electricity. 19 Peline animal UY, Z stalled. Frank Sinatra... and I wouldn't have got a Files are kept on nearly 500 2° 4” thundercloud acts as a wind- % capital, trish Non-tippable fixtures have acd Se Re | eres: : [tential sex ‘tteccers known to @U- driven dynamo. 25 8 ful ; . . NE 20K 6 (AP) —The 7 . : = P. _ = at sere it Wj Y Ie] Tt ie (4 ! been placed on furniture and (toubled (wip of “Poray ae nee Bill's so nice that you can't rap him. If a sex crime occurs in Duval] ~ *& * 5 31 Taterpret H q Be shatp comers sre Being, reineves from stage to screen has been) = He was here talking about how he and county, there is a good chance of Scientists do not yet know ex- a nee! cattle Gs from objects that might cause ine th all the woe. . | ae John Wayne'll broadcast the Patterson- identifying the offender on the ba- ‘actly how it works, but studies i voune oe e U4} jury. - The renowned musical folk fa- Johansson fight on closed circuit TV (sis of these files, according to indicate that positive and negative 38 Native metals 4 % Outdoors, visiting motorists are ble is a stirring film tri h | (sponsored by. United Artist behalf County identification officer Ju--charges build up until their mer 39 Clydesdale = made aware of the safety pro. «p ges ce ies f thei y: ict _ gl lege Hus Gause. [tual attraction becomes so great pa icin : awe we orgy and Bess,” a million- 0 eir new , Sol- - 42 Paid notices 9 gram through strictly: enforced gojjar oduction of Ebb Gold-| dlera”)) and ska SARE Sel Horse ‘Sel The information includes cloth. that a dart of electrons shoots. - reece anes! a 7 a rig Hi Mg traffic rules on the 300-acre site wyn, opened edna hay night in WILSON o on radio. ‘ing known te aftract the potential, from one pole to the other. The “ reap relia ml : | An. Army a said jre- world premiere at Broadway's! “But if you want to get me in August, my offender, the time of day he is current generates light. heat, and «9 Lariat Ty i cently: acne anedier ph8he number's likely to be Nanyuki 55," Bill satd. esi 6) ee etic, Bis A es can aac radi 53 Fondle rere is no way to point ou! “Is that a Los Angeles exchange?” ner, speech, subjects of conversa. Waves can urb a fr i Pael tt ~ | | the true results of the years of (| * * * _ . DRDESI” BARES. tion and fingerprints. llistener 4,000 miles away. $6 Worms * 1 4 planning anf work there. except 1 a petal faithful be the “Nope, Kenya, British East Africa,” Bill grinned. He Gause said identification of po-,———-—-—————_ = Sy esol rs io point out that there are now creer anne hel and oilman Ray Ryan of Palm Springs have bought. the tential sex criminals is ¢ “‘special- DO IT YOURSELF 2 Martian 1 23 W 3 Tr ‘n enjoying the benefits of re. "T* ; ae ae : o 2 “ ized field" and i tige poe orm) 0 se elation 23 —_— onder ‘3 Tranagction me n bis y = 7 one ‘s of . Heywote) jan hae addedlfidu cw Mawings Hotel phere te miles from the famous “Tree- _ am s iffone ae “een cua TUBE TESTER 2 Little: ape ; a 2} Darling: 48 Conciuces wren in the home who ie p entertainment facets in the trans,| Ups” outside Nairobi — and former the Mount Kenya yo ntiate between types at ole 7 Curvy . Pi { oxpite p withe . : . i 3 Anatomical 1.¢ erity 29 Golf mounds malting be dead or hespialized without fer to giant screen, Technicolor Safari Club. “eo f , networks 18 ——— Juana, —38 Iron «8 Weights of such a program a wea a Gd. hs —————_———— HAMPTON’S ELECTRIC CO. 7 Chill fog 20 Manifest 1 Poste race es cartes. ole | are by Heyward ahd eae Bill's pretty wife, the former Brenda Marshall, was with Pennsylvania produced 60 mil-' FE 4-2525 . ¥ 7 * © be seis i a eet 31 Violent dread 40 Expunge 52 trace 7 tga is the Teutonic name for a |, him, and when he ordered an after-dinner brandy, she said: 167 ons of bituminous coal = Open Be ee ee sacest 9 Feminine ture 42 Circle parts fab) noly woman.’ The: picture's appeal seems * * * : - ~ “Why don't you have some coffee and honey with it?” | Bill's doctor was afraid after his last trip to Africa | that he might have hepatitis. He suggested Bill drink vine- | gar and honey. Hill was very cooperative and did drink | vinegar and honey—for two days. A | equally sure for veteran fans as well as for,those who never before have witnessed the poignant tale of a Negro cripple and his search for love on Catfish Row, Chartes- | ton, S.C. -- Today's Radio Programs = WIBK, (1500) WIR (760) CKLW (800) WWI (950) WCAR (1130) WXYZ (1270) WPRON (1480) * * *& : eens abteleccicenan cert ia But he drank the coffee and honey now just like Mama’ 2 : huge cast headed by Sidney Poi-| told him. : ‘ TONIGHT WIBE,| Ste WXYZ Breart JB : 4 " 1:00 WIR news WPON Music CKLW a See l ibaa panda ey tier and Dorothy Dandridge in the | “The honeys for energy,” Mama sata. 4 WH, Me ews Uae eee WJBK. News. Reid - title roles, Pearl Bailey. Sammy | * * * 7s WJBK News —_ WCAR, News Martyn 1:30—WWJ- Bob Maxwell Davis Jr.. and Diahann Carroll, is “You know I've done about everything — ridden sub-+ WCAR Musi¢e ~ . WPON News Lark almost flawless. . 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Speaking of eating, they have ‘oryx’—gnus—better than ora ood. x, WAR Woodline . WJBK, News ‘George 7 WEYZ Paul winter wi¥2 M Shorr ne any beef you can eat. They have a crayfish...” : 5 sad 5 igo wwe oN . WPON Fariv Bird Rports, - She ae “KL, . ; i t in toda out uarante: Po WXYZ Nient train 11:90-—WJR. Dear Shirley woER Sa fs John Barrymore Jr. Is | * * * “Vv Set Ore 50 Sets ro es tor: F CKLW 8 vies 1:08— WJM. Dan Kirby WW. News, Theater WCAR Newe Bennett Fi d ¢ ‘ : ¥ ‘ schaie Tome J ute “see. “ean” on jround “T Weon for tart ined for Hit and Run We never got much farther because these women kept : : ee fs. roan orn } Fd E CuLw R knowles” LW News iobv Devic | WJBK News rid | »-s0-ww SRT AeON ICA. Call coming over asking him for his autograph. Bill told me to From ‘$14, 95 and up S. : WEAN Wondiing* WJBR News WCAR New ie Was on SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — ” say hello to the B.W. So just like he rh : WCAR. News Sheridan WPON Chuck Lewts CE”.W. Nees. Davies John Barrymore Jr. was fined rey . just : ont, when I got home E 8:30-WWJ. Minorities WPON News Casey 3 My dS aoe : so I said “Hello” to ker. CKLW, Bible {tse wok. rime tor Musie ap Wecneetay Sor misicurenoe | W LTON PON Nite 8n ; ‘ . ‘s ied aie once Ae er ye KLW. Mary Morgan oe ae ae wee “he ale wet ince “Who'd you see?”™she said. A : 9-00 WIR, News, Musi CKLW News David — —_ WXYZ M Shorr _ * : CRW Bibi ws, e WIR Sewe George, | mum gg | three years’ probation lata. Oh, I saw Dorothy and ———— ‘Besty. and Marilyn,’ 1? u News A FRIDAY AFTERNOON WCAR News Sennett The 27-year-old act crested, | 9:30 WIR, Press Club... | $:00— WIR, News Overt WPON Carriage Trade ¥ = > 7 | WPON, Hite Sounds ww, Rows ” heey ‘ea We Geectan March 6 after a two-car collision | “Sounds Kinda dull,” she yawned. “Glad I stayed hone.” | - $B 2.2257. é Wink Gn eee Soe te weit WWJ. News, Haggard 4 +40 WIN Muse Ban ‘in Beverly Hills, had pleaded and Me, too. . ON BLVD s WIBK News Wats. b winter My to ‘the charges. —_—— 515 &. WALT BLVD. 16-40 om] WCAR ® 6 WIR ON Mast: ° . : ; ww) Cone mc Nees Cuney WOK stereo Wa) News, French A judge ordered: him to abstain ‘TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A Broadwayite told how his| Some Gren aay 0 Seer ae 1} ae wim Mage Ha” one ee on _ mL el or . an ay boa fa in the' psychiatrist had cured his alcoholotsm:. “He ome me 80) f 11;0e=WIR, News, Reynolds oe News Daria Him Wik pms cm Mone > wlaR Tene Brie jor visit his agent, and continye much I couldn’t afford to buy whisky. ores . That's earl, | he Me ta Time | fe. WIR, Bhowease “4 da _-ypayehiatric assistapce which his ‘brother. | § As > CELW, Hopwood [ ae win Por Bi Mre vege | ww ww a oan Haggard | rr] wat, Muse Mal { ‘ attorn y said he is. secking. iB = = (Copyright, 1959) “ | ‘ , i .