es j i ) _/ | ; / i / The Weather . ~ ~ j “See | a PONTIAC PRESS | && Fale fight, ferro a EE , Edition ak ——- - - ET EP 117th YEAR en . _PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1999—60 PAGES MITER Taney DITERRATIOMA | Be Brothers Meet After 23 Years One Vote Defeats Piggy-Back Bill Reg | ——_—_— a : ee West May Cut Pal Turns on Him = Weather Ahead? May Bring In Just More of : Force Stationed Same Pleasure Absentee Dem in West Berlin The weatherman says we'll have ‘Action Possible if Reds ‘another warm June day tomorrow. ‘Tonight's low will be a mild 62 y mM UJ ance Agree to. Drop Threat and tomorrow's high near 86 de- .Against City 2 roup for Tax Showdown . grees. a ee House Coalition to Try Saturday night and Sunday will Next Week for Passage be somewhat cooler but tempera- tures will rise again Monday. To- of State Measure day's: southwesterly winds at 10-20 ; : miles.an hour will continue tonight a = | The lowest: recording in down, LANSING (# — Rebuffed town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was on their first try, a coalition 2 58 degrees. The mercury rose to 83 : “ ae The mercury rose to 8S G¢ House Democrats and rebel Republicans re- grouped forces today for a Roberts Assails second showdown vote on the 146 million dollar “pig- . ’ gy-back” income tax plan. ine | ort All they needed was help from two ailing Democrats who missed out on yester- day's test run. Two other Democrats broke ranks to ‘oppose the plan. ; ; One absentec, Rep. Joseph G. Committee Chairman Farrell E.’g:Gonnor. may be brought by am- Roberts (R-West Bloomfield Town pylance from his home in Detroit slup) has accused a group of six where he is recovering from chest Upper Peninsula legislators of surger} “playing politics” in trying to pry a mine safety bill from his Labor Committee , ae i GENEVA (AP) — Top Western officials said to-. day the United States,| Britain and France may be) willing to cut their 10,000-) ‘man force in West Berlin if | JOYFUL REUNION — Franciszek Borys (sec- AP Wirephoto | ' ; ¥ ond from right) is greeted in- Montreal by a wife. At right is his sister, Mrs. Philip Kowalew- the Soviet Union agrees to brother and sister he last saw 23 years ago on ski, of East Detroit. After arriving in Montreal drop its threat to the city. the family farm in Poland. At left are his brother, | by boat from Poland yesterday, Borys was driv- | Soyjet Foreign Minister _ Joseph. Borys, of Lake Angelus, and Joseph's en here to stay at the Lake Angelus hdme. — Andrei Groymko was re-| UP Legislators Try to Force Safety Measure From His Committee ported to have given some) Suit Contests 2 Brothers Embrace suits" ip nee mand that the Western Courthouse Job After 23 Years Apartisis: si. 300" . | Gromyko, according to inform- Citizen Says Failure O” peaceful Lake Angelus, two brothers were reunited ants, has in the last few days shown some elasticity in his atti-| to Honor Lowest Bid. today, 23 years after tragedy split UB a happy Polish |shem fat te Bighest) Wesiern|| The—piggy back proposal, the key to a nine-bill tax package, went down to defeat 35-50 yes | family. le hether h Demand for a*safety code came aders do not know: whether he emand for a “safety code came, aan Adds to Tax Burden | It was a joyful moment for Joseph Borys, 2405 N. yet has instructions from Soviet vesterday from miners in the Iron — | [= —) Premier Nikita Khrushchev. | : tiver area where a flaming cave-in , A lawsuit’ ‘tan been filed pro- |Lake Angelus Rd. and his* ; nae at the Sherwood iron mine Monday’ Four Republicans joined 5) Dem- oe eae meas | {brother, Francisz. | Gromyke has been put u 7 : claimed five lives ocrats in support of if testing the awarding” Of & Cur) af last time they had seen each) —_—-heavy-Western_pressure to come | a * * ® | struction contract for the new Oak- other was 1936, when Jose ph’ hompson up with concessions that would : 0 ine tetegram—to trp: —tithert — Rep Joseph J- awalla ite. — land County Courthouse to aj. iow 46. and his three sis- in effect clear the way to.a Pontiae Press Photo 1 Wales (D-Stambaugh), an iron a ee : Pontise -fire———— basi ba their: Polish: farm and: N | tal f , h | summit meeting, | HE LIKED DOGS — Four-year-old John D. Tanner sits up in miner himself, members of anti th ~ ° / - ‘ ' oe ‘d Asking for an injunction re-|.) i. ng America, expecting that) ew it Of FSO - : his St. Joseph Mercy Hospital bed,-the Jef side of hig face swathed . United Steel Workers Local 1624 |“ ee ’ _ . om seeend vale straining te Board. of Supenyisors | aneisz and. his eee _brother, | wenn re , =) A in bandages. The Auburn Heights boy underwent surgery,24y. hours \| urged passage of the bill, which rome “ae Waducadas from giviig the general eénptruc- Andrew, would follow in a few | Circuit Judge Stephen J. Rothjlevel American Te ae : ot yesterday, after he was viciously mauled by his pal, a friendly | is bottled up in the Labor Com- , tion contragt.to J. A. ; months’ ” jtoday denied a new trial for Jack conterence _ peorg mes neighborhood German Shepherd. mittee. BY AMBULANCE Inc. is Frank P. Scruggs Jr. oF ID Thompson, business agent for ” oe wens f ae It would provide for a division of Ailing Rep. John M. Sobieski 3022 Ferris St., Royal Oak. “Months dragged into years, | — 1. The Western powers are , - ae (D-Detroit) was expected to be | the war came, and I had given |Flint Teamsters Local 332. ling afittle progress in getting mine inspectors in the State Labor | : i Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams - a ee Gers on thi Thompson contended his convic- carta to move toward some [pombe nt. A chief inspector and back at ae deak next week and yesterday denied Scruggs’ at- | P 7 seeing my |. ompson | s kidd Boviet quarantec ot the |10 deputies would inspect all mines|2 Connor may show up as an in- { torney, Dennig Boyle, a tempo- again,” said Borys, owner of (tion two months ago was unjust, pilin the state at least once a month |SUrance vote “even if we have 10 stems 2 aka: an East Deftoit bar. jbut Judge Roth said, “The case rights of the Western powers if . = bring "him here hy ambulance,” rary restraining erder. Early thi the Polish © was fairly tried and the determina-|West Berlin, the major objective to determine whether they Were: waleid said nist govestend py { Hertér, Lloyd and French For- i “reasonably sate." oxalaks sak — He set a hearing for next Mon- | munist government finally relent- tion of the jury will not be dis-|of He: yi lata PHOMISE — day at 3 p.m. when the couiityed and granted Frandisz, 36, a turbet——~——--—_—_C__ _.-jeign Minister Maurice Couve de}: ' vere Lh _ & é FAILED SINCE 1945 - s must show cause why a temporary visa to leave Poland. * +* * Murville. A Soviet pledge would . I Those Toon imminently danger Ht passes the House ia josie ——__ injunction should not be isswed. | Yesterday, the Borys brothers’ Thompson is {ree under bond/break the back of the Berlin crisis. - © ‘ous’'+could be shut down immedi- senate Republicans have promised A tool maker for Chrysler Corp.,' and a sister, Mrs. Philip Kowalew- until sentencing or appeal to the} 2. Western powers have told) By DICK SAUNDERS ately. tolenow 4) under Scruggs contends in his citizen's s¢i of East Detroit, were tearfully State Supreme Court. He was Gromyko thiéy would be prepared’ ~ “| —Sinaller Gills have failed ia the The piggy-back measure would suit that supervisors “added 7 reunited aboard the deck of ‘the convicted of arson in connection|to put a ceiling on their forces. | Fame and fortune did an about-face for a large black Legislature every year since | TB? 276 million dollars in new the tax panden of the county” by polish liner, Batory, shortly after with the burning of a suburban) 3 Herter. Lioyd and Couve de ‘German shepherd dog in Auburn Heights yesterday. 1945. Legislation covering metal | S22" mostly by requiring indi awarding a $2,116,740 contract tO she docked in Montreal after a Flint dry cleaning pick up station! yoevpe a fully agreed, and.) g ld ihe a dited with mines now is limited to provision | Y'dUal® to pay the state seven Fredman instead of low bidder! voyage from Gdynia, Poland. last summer Save lee advan Geamke be | everal days ago the dog was credited with saving for election of mine inspectors in | Ptt cent of their federal income A. Z. Shmina & Sons Co. of De | “Wee family refurmed earty tle UAresher business agent of Local their secret. talks, that Western ithe life of a small boy. fe the canine sent an-| counties where mines are situ. '** bill. Corporations would pay 12 per cent of their federal lia- bility and financial institutions ‘John D. Tanner, to St. Jo- . “I'm for mine safety myself, but) 1 per cent. si Merc i ; in its present form this bill can . rn is sa eph es y Hospital i News Flashes never pass the Senate and Wales bie ober es “Bi a ’ The victim is the son of Mr. anc and the ,others know it,” ppecste weuie wipe eat 2a) He: said wrk _ morning to Lake Angelus, where 2. Frank If Kiendort. was fatal-) troops im West Berlin do not other youngster, 4-year-old+— = ated. Scruggs’ brother, , William of | | Borys lives with his wife and [ burned in the fire, which author: serve a military purpose so much | Detroit, is head estimator for three children, Margaret, 14; ities believe the two Teamsters | as the purpose of symbolizing the Shmina firm. Boyle also | Wesley, 12, and David, 1. set in connection with a — war. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) represents the Shmina company. — Francisz Borys also has a fam- : ; oar . 307 lion dollars in present business Taking into account only the ily, and it is believed that his Spirits Sour_iile all X15 Flight Post ced iMrs, John C. Tanner, of 3076 Roberts. Sans nies base bids, the suit says the differ- wife and two children, age 2 and P guy 9 P |Waukegan St. He spent several) DETROIT “M—Howard (Hop | «1 have told them that if they foe tie the sage Reg oe 1 ence between the Fredman and 4, will join him soon. TOKYO (UP] —-The national, EDWARDS AIR FORCE | hours in surgery AS doctors worked along) Cassady teday sigred his will wait till next year so We can to oe ‘ len eh eye Shmina bids comes to $11,537, or| ‘They have visas, but I'm keep-. tax administration reported to- | BASE, Calif. @®—Technical diffi- |' close what were described as- 195g _contraet with the Detroit ‘work out some amendments I will * y 5 < pas * 4 $28,076 considering substitutions. ing my fingers crossed until day that Japanese bootleggers | culties today forced postpone- |‘multiple large lacerations” to his: pions. The former Ohio State support -it, but they're apparently . a ; F ; : Ye ane _— rr stn =O Republicans are pushing for an County officials, however, cite they're aboard the boat,’’ said are sharing in the nation’s ex- | ment until at least tomorrow of | face and scalp caused by the dog's All-America halfback, a two-time ‘more interested in playing politics pub ire pushing for a increased use isales} tax as a a difference of $2,305 after deduc- Borys. panding economy. Theit'1958 pro- | a scheduled first free flight for bites. Heisman Trophy winner, w'll be and making headlines.”’ means of filling Michigan's grow- tiofis for alternates, substitutions,, The brother, Andrew, is also duction of illegal spirits was esti- | the rocket ship X15. The glide | Today the youth is in satisfac. starting his fourth season of pro- Roberts cantcnacd ' ing needs for new revenue ae and other contractural provisions. expected to make the trip. mated at 758,460 gallons, the re- | test for the little craft had been tory condition. fessional football. ial ea atl a ght mee o soaal to add @ Demy to the Delos Hamlin, chairman of the| Someday — soon, it is hoped —, port said, a 58 per cent gain | scheduled for today, Oakland. County Sheriff's Depu- __ giving mine inspectors super- bisa at a j “ 4 wy is __ {Continued on Page 10, Col. 3) | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ' over 1957 | (Read early story on page 18). : - Gl AVAQUIL, Ecuador (* — Visory authority” ever mines was - . * = - * us ’ : ities related the story of heroism too strong.- (Continued on Page 10, Col. 3) sp some —--- “land tragedy. Guayaquil ‘counted 16 dead and ; ; an ON onde nearly 200 injured today after The requirement that the chief Mrs. Noel Buckner Selected Ih The dog, owned by hs Vonda| two nights of rioting inspector hs ave 10 years’ mining No Comment From Tass |Thomas, of 80 Squirrel Rd., had) : darted in front of a tot several] The rioters burned down the experience ‘means that he could 9 e inights ago a® the child ran into| headquarters of the security pe- have spent 10 years with a pick LONDON. (UPI) — The Soviet yr the street near the Thomas home.|i¢e ® this big tropical port city and shovel, nothing else,” said Tass news agency today report- . " | and sacked about 40 stores, two Roberts We should have stiffer ed without comment the U. S ; _ Had the dog waited a few sec- big markets, and an orphange. | requirements.”’ / mouse satellite attempt a : ". | onds longer, the child would : 7 Mrs. Noel A. Buckner has been; were Mrs. Buckner’s top aides | ron Leighton, Lake Angelus chair- The luncheon was sponsored by) have been hit by. a passing car, named chairman of the Women’s) for the drive. They are Mrs. ™@n, Communiy National Bank, The, neighbors told deputies. e e e n Division of the 1959 Pontiac Area) Rederick Taylor, Pontiac chair. Addressing the lunc heon Was Pontiac Press, and Pontiac State The dos hes always been well United Fund Drive | man; Mrs, M. G. Prosser, Wa- |Leonard T. Lewis, United Fund , tibdlie and od | Y an [ Q es ee in . . a m terford chairman; and Mrs. My- president. aK. liked by adults and children alike Announcement of Mrs. Buck- ner’s appointment was madé yes- terday by Robert R. Eldred, gen- eral chairman of this year’s cam- paign. Mrs. Buckner, 2633 Cove Lane, Orchard Lake, was introduced-te UF women workers at a noon luncheen yesterday at the Elks Temple. The tuncheon was’ held to honor women who worked in the 1958 In fact, the smaller neigh®orhood |children frequently rode ‘‘horsy- Se rc Two School Board Posts | Around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. . Mrs. Freda Francisco of 346) : Waukegan was in her back yard? Six candidates, including two in-'Sf., is a secretary at MacManus eventually become a good citizen hanging out the laundry when ahe oaeyear seat onthe Pont two Jom & » Adams, Inc ae one “no can es for hinv- = ee seats on ie ontiac self a ( 1 i a at wik time she ran to “the front te od election. a ee | stitute of Banking and studied * * * the boy was screaming and blood! On the ballot are Thomas Hor-| fundamentals of banking, nego- Dr. Leonard F. Klausmeyer, 111 \covered. The dog was ‘standing| itz. Mrs. Jennie R. Jones, Dr. tiable instruments and commer- Onpida Rd. graduated as president near him. The woman said she Leonard F. Klausmeyer, Roy B,| cial law. She has been a notary of the dental school senior class didn't see the attack take place, MacAfee, Monroe M. Osmun, “nd public and served as head li; at the Ufiversity of Michigan in ae vans one ee plans Jes and couldn't figure out why the the Rev. J. Allen Parker. brarian at a high school. 1936. PONTIAC CHAIRMAN IN ‘58 dog had attacked John. | Biographical information and = Mrs. Jones has had experience Dr. Klausmeyer was elected to a ? a A enliiabuh Sand | *ttements from the candidates working with cub scouts and is membership in Phi Kappa Phi rs. Buckner last year served as a a nese and the child | *"* printed below. past recording secretary of the -national honorary scholastic fra- | Pontiac chairman of the Women’s to the hieepital. | Thomas Horwitz, of 949 James K.Tipacon Chapter of the American ternity and. Omicron Kappa | Division. She is temediate past Tanner, who is a Fisher Body Blvd., is president of the Mich. Business Women's Assfi. Upsilon national honorary dental | president of Oakland County Fami- igan Fluorescent Light Co., a firm. “We need’ good buildings and fraternity. | employe and was at hig doctor's office at the time, said later at, the hospital, “It's hard to under-| Horwitz is a member of | ly Service and now a member of. the ———_ s Board of Direc- tors. he established here in 1940. good leadership. We need these . ; . ‘ (things to produce our end product’; He came to Pontiac in 1940 and . the student, one who will '§ @ Past president of the Oak- Social stand. The dog was friendly. 1'a| board of directors of the YMCA, , land County Dental Society. Form- bows meaber oo = itt Joga known him. for several months.) | Temple Beth Jacob, and | PEAT TIE | weds a member of the board of di- I'd even fed him from time to| greater Pontiac USO. rectors of Whittenberg College, Greatgr Poatiac age conrad time.’ . He is a past president of the In Today Ss 7 |Ohio, Dr. Klausmeyer has served } Council, Mrs. Buckner has Then thinking of his son he said, Pontiac Toastmasters Club and the _ lalso on the board of directors of | served the enseutive 1“It's a wonder he's alive the way/Council for Human Relations and| : —— the Pontiac YMCA. of the Greater Pontise Commu- was chairman of the Pontiac Chap-; Comies veaceesss,., 88 | “I Rave always been interested nity Council, NE ee ee ee Ot | er of the Ant Delamation t County N education,” said Dr. Kla 6 er 0 nti-Defamation League., County News sien wy or 87. ucation, 34 r. us: Mrs. Buckner is also on the =e Se eee “Our “youth. must be prepared) Editorials 5. Riis gia Ss 6 fmeyer. ‘‘My understanding of the family and child welfare steering ees ifor advanced technical training. || Feed Section iass+.,.31-36 , workings of the Board .aré limited, committee of United Community 3 Worits Quiet Sundays would-work toward that end. Closer’ Journey to Love .:........ 45 (but it does not seem impossible to Services, . : :. Pentlae Preed Phete . _: ; cooperation should be developed) Markets .......... iealeeian xf . 53° jlearn if sufficient. time, integrity * * * UE WOMEN FETED — A noon lnncheon hon. the campaign. She is flanked by the Rev. Edward one Cemres = La ge Pom [between faculty and —— | Obituaries ................. 6-jamd dedication to a job are = She: is the mother of four chil- ering women who ‘worked in the 1958 Pontiag Auchard (left), pastor of Orchard Lake Presby-~| jing proposed that local ministers |gaid. cariearenlinaiaas (me age aml) ea ee pete yee 9, on 8: ‘nited Fund Drive was held yesterday at: terian. Church who ‘gave the .invocation and “ap tnd te admonish their par- . * * * | isos eo Pr egrame . “ae Roy B. MacAfee, 18 tenaunh sialic bs Gr Es Teapta, fre Noel A. Buckner was blessing. and Leonard Lewis, resident of the | is rs not to use hoisy power | A Pontiac resident for 22 years. | i eee oe » Ave., has been executive. director Also introdaced a the dinner | — chairman of the Women's | Buen of... Pontiac Area, United Fund. / ers on Sundays. Mrs. Jennie R. Jones; 127 Thorpe, Women’s Pages ..... ous. 8D (Continued on Page 20, Col. 1). . | Aa ® . . " 4 7 “Fe ¥., “ Z t a ia" : 2 2 ; ES * . . aera : De , ; oe : 7 ue 2 . i - . ; : . : i . a 9 ; ; z" . a ; van : I ; ; : ? , : _¢ n ‘ . oe 4 nates! ne mts Ver |i t ‘ 3 a THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4 1959, \ ee . ‘ TWO. —— Legislators Don’t Want to Share Tax With Count 'y of iediava A proposal for turning over to ong per cent counties 30 per cent of any new provided voters esta 5 a. tax revenues the 1959 Le vislature The tax retention plan de. veloped as the Oakland County Tax Allocation Board this week may settle on met a euol [The Day.in Birmingham =, Sees aie i) Pastor's Body . BIRMINGHAM — Tomerrow: v‘l]| Many Groups to Recite mark the first of four vehicle) Rosary for Fr. O'Reilly safety check operations for the First of Four Car Safety - {0 Lie in State Checks Slated Tomorrow West May OK Cut (Soviet Jets Fly Close to in West Berlin Force u x. Airline? ~ (Continued From Page One) .TOKYO w—Jet "planes be “Western protection of West Ber- pm. tomorrow from the Bell jp, Chapel of the Williarn R. Hamilten Co. Burial will be in Acacia Park. \Cemetery under the auspices of peatedly that the Western powers) 4. Gromyko has been told re- Ito be Soviet made three observa- | on course tion approaches on an American ‘airliner over the north Pacific to- ‘day more than 200 miles off So- Ponape narra the Seattle-to-Tokyo Northwest DCIC. ‘Fhe- plane crew reported that Ime closest approach came within : | two or three miles but the plahe or planes atid—ot—cross in front of the airliner. believed The American plane madined | and reached Tokyo ahead of schedule. Its 46 passen- gers were asleep and apparently unaware of the incident. | The planes dropped two flares, tion from lawmakers yesterday. - city of Birmingham. viet territory, Northwest Airlines - --deelared a “freeze” on tax rates Who Died Tuesday << *& * ‘Zion Lodge 1, F&AM of Detroit. | will not give up their basic rights' reported. resumably to identify the Amer- However, Delos Hamlin chief ¢. 2 . J - ; ) im from jast year, hoping the new Police Lt. Robert Schaulé said Mr. Curtis died at his home Tues- i, Berlin and they will not agree 'S. Air Force said it had | ican craft. Sey } and chair > - spokesman for the plan and chair- proposal would provide addi- The Rev. Michael J. O'Reilly, two check-lanes would operaté, one day ieee a long illness. |to admit Soviet troops», to _ in no planes in the area at the Siberian-based Soviet Jets have man of the Oakland County Board, tional revenues. pastor of St. Michael Roman Cath- on W. Maple road, between Shirley} * * | the occupation of West time, prompting — that | recently been reported patroling of Supervisors, said he is still Oakland County Sen. L, Harvey olic Church for nearly 25 years,,and Arlington drives, and another} He was a manufacturer's rep- | Soviet fighte a ched | the region. * yunty Sen. L, Harvey SIGN OF PROGRESS rs pores “quite optimistic” that the pro Lodge (Republican) and Geeriing will lie in state at the rectory until on S. Woodward avenue, just north| resentative Yor Lott & Geckler 5S . = F host i I pr a : were quoted as saying they were | PM Friday. His body will then of Lincoln avenue |Wholesale Floor-Covering Mfgs. He| 5. One sign of progress is that OSA 1 9€ approver see , ” ; | c u A \ : i i pe ; disturbed that the plan provided °° taken to the church where it The inspections will be made | jalso was a 32nd degree Mason. ‘both Gromyko and the Western} ELECTRIC Hair Clippers and Vibrators In a luncheon meeting in Lar ono yvardstutk of need will he in state from 2 to 1] p--! pPridays from 4 te 7 p.m. and Surviving besides his wife, Mary, | Big Taree have bees exchange An h ! sing with sen. Clyde H. Geer a oe iday and Saturday morning UN Saturdays from 10 a.m. te 7 27¢ 4 daughter, Mary Anne, at “talking papers.” Such documents | Cost Less at SIMMS! Compare yw ere: lings (R Holland) and Rep. Kollo r 588 Hive Min Ha the Hequiem Mass at 1} 4M. pin, this Week and next, he home, and his . mother ,Mrs. Julia do not represent policy commit: (;. Contin (R-Tiptony, chairmen - 7” t t n naid. Zeschke of Wailed Lake ments, Their chief value is in get-| - SPECIALS of their respective chamber’s © ther own . ori * Pind wil) he de Boston. Sf Akan taal week a ; * * * ‘tung propositions down in writing. | A taxation committees, Hamlin ar : _ Caine Senaile wankers es ee . M Earl R. Nel One of the papers, perhaps the Wer - Fie ke he he was born. Arfangements ons eR ee rs. Ear - Neison Papers, we _n = gued that fhe 15-mill preperty Ki ool ie bs the Brace - Smith Funeral Wloscd i ” vl ee ‘iret / ee Private service for Mrs. Earl most important, is a four-point Home Hair Cuts Can Pay for Your Kids’ Shoes tux millage available to counties, ; Hieme nee he i ; ak he firs te > PR Nelson. 47. of 6245 EF. Thorn-| Western formula introduced | 7 p ELECTRIC Ho townships and school districts-is A lot of counties would get” 1.. posary will be recited FI ie “ vor ha : = crest Dr, Bloomfield Township,, Wednesday for negotiation of an “FC. me é tek one ' . red! ae spection Ww e arke YY é ~-ne longer sufficient to meet tency they don't really peed.” 4.) the following organizations: Sach el { ce o rs of ve. Will be held Saturday from the end to the crisis. budgets. he said. “AN sorts of inequities * windshield Muicker: Uwners Or ve Bell Chapel of the William K.: - Barber Set would result.” Grade Setiool at 3 p.m., Our hicles which fail to pass may come Hamilton Co . - The Big Four foreign ae Fhe steek Heri tee Alu Lady Sodality at 3:36 Girt back for a second wheck after re- ~~ ters scheduled another secre’ Voden Gis - Fit) + y 2 jity af 3:36 p.m., & | i . lo . . ome be taken up by granting coturties a a easier spicy prowl Scouts aft 4 p.m,, (.Y.0. 4:30 pairs have been made | ae ee ee es | se session this afternoon at Couve Reg. $9.95 Value ; . ing school districts would keep p.m., Altar Boys at 6:30 p.m a * * Wednesday after a os illness | de Murville’s villa, with a din- | per cent of any om tat reothirds of the tax revenues aoe : “ | 3esides her husband, she is) i rether at: be ca state ' “awed Wiaee Aa anpdlinent an the = Vincent de Paul 5o _Be sides the Junior < h ye ol survived by a daughter, Karen ner te fol | cr one per cent incr (he winlm ane third yeuld stay wihthe, OO% S! 7 Pe Commerce, co-sponsors of-the in- pith. @ son, Richard, both at| Western officials said they ex- pection with. the Police’ Depart- we use sal ti unt ’ Friday evening the Rosary wall * from’ ti ciwanis. Ex home: her father, H. W. Alexand-, pected Gromyko would discuss in-| s + * * +t * a8 bye said by the Altar Society ie me i a ae aie suiat. er of Belleville, Il]; and one dividual points of the Allies’ new) Also attending 1 eet I Hamlin said if he didn't accom. League ~of Catholic Women and ‘ pain ace, ii ineluae nena brother. : | proposal calling for continued sta-| fin dey t I phish anything else yesterday, he Daughters of Isabella at 7 30, Holy’ eer schanis lights. horns . * * bel care of Western forces in Ber-| ja wey dhe i-th peo popnted out the “plight of local Name Society at & Ushers’ Club a aire cee Bt orn Mrs. Celina L. Dupre ‘hin and a reduction in inflamma- | phigh i a, ane » : . i yt Nag tt mernments under the 15 malls at ® WO Men's Club at 9, Knights nn : ° wipe Service for, Mrs. Celina L. Du- _ tory propaganda and Sabversive, me” lig said he would continue trying of Columbus at 9 40, Nf CW and wirmlagan eallered lipciloasee pre, 86, of | 528 Pilgrim St. will be | activities there, 7 SCOCWM 5 oi Wary 5 n i ‘¢ e > “Posvmpathize with their views ell The plan Tentier , we ‘ { " _ i hia 7 a ‘ ‘ totaling $50 last month, accord. ti Fal ves Maks with] Butt waa eis expected that and understand their plight, but Additional copies of it, he said , rth : rie : eww’ ing to Fire Chief Park H. Smith. punal te follow) there Gromyko would try to ‘reshape it) ’ * a degree j . - > » F; > ales . . , ¢ 4 this is the wrong Way fo BO are being made up to be dis : “_s oe ; dv Mrs. Dupre died iat Her home o sae his tae plan for it. . . about it,” Law, a former mayor tributed to all begistators * * * The department answerec y yesterday after a brief illness. | ‘The Western ministers put for- The money you save on cheircuts can pay kee the kids’ hoes tae Sritontingn anid : Memorials may be made to the ealls, including five for first aid The body will be shipped to ward their four-point formula for JB and the hair cuts will be neat and professional locking, easy to use . Hie emphasized that the plan church building fund he said’ Fall Rivers by the Bell Chapel of perlin in Wednesday's secret ses- WAHL clipper set with everything needed to cut hair at home. There is mot enough rite 7 fonpes @ntuecly on passage of a x + * ‘ = the William R. Hamilton Co sion. IE Remember if you can comb hair, you can cut hair. As shown. ! ee In The tse ta a a 1 It daes not specify wineh Pathan GO Meili @0) diedetny Bik truck by a baseball runner, 15 Surviving are two daughters, —— i£ ee lela _ ‘ ae ‘he 7 ~ “ . . uF * sleep al the rectory Tuesday night, YC#! old Thomas Lindeman of Mrs William Swindlehurst of pe aeren ee ’ Pe _ sedis" li “nid ‘i [iu moe ond shir alike lie hed heen ill with» heari condi OC hwood Dr., suffered « Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Charles Bridegroom Was Smart Electric BUTCH © : . ; prop 7 ihe appeal (bts fr i for several months sles a fracture of the left leg’ L. O'Neil of ane: four, ' DUCTHE MOOR. England (UPI Hair Clippers : of Gakbind sipervisars, the Super ast nigh sons, Herman LaPointe of Some1 : 5 MOOR, England | ) . Taw sad De might Tavor ab vise Thter County Cotmrmuttes 7 The Little League., injured while set. Mass., Hector LaPointe of) —Ethel Sams, 21, told Tommy : a Anita Ekberg’s Ex-Mat : | a lowing local governments fo qide representine Oakland Wayne, Ma nita ergs X-MGT@ playing at Derby High School, was Fall Rivers, Theodore LaPointe of | Harris, 22, she'd marry him ‘as | Reg. $17.95 : dong on the socalled “piggyback” comb, Washtenaw, St Clair and Nabbed on Drunk Charge returned to the home of his pat-| Hartford, Conn., and R taymond La-| soon as he owned a Rolls-Royce. a neame t r designed after a Monroe eounti md the Quakland HOLLYWOOD (APD Britt ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Linde /Pointe of Washington, D.C 17| They were honeymooning today | 5 I i t oy aH | i + i S * ” ye | MMH he antreduced, te a init of Gounty School Board Members 440, Anthoty Stet, see “ ; man, after the fracture was set at grandchildren, 18 great- ‘grandchil-| in the 1932 model limousine he | s 1 fi é William Beaumont Hospital, Royal dren: one brother and two sisters. . bought for $112 P Famed OSTER ‘STIMULAX’ month from Actress Anita bk oy, _ a = * Motor Driven a Th Li ‘41 berg, was arrested on a drunken i | Hand Massager er ving ra ly : ; * Air-Co Gas Workers Slayer teres ¢ tim divving charge early olay. At the 11 am. service San FRIDAY & SATURDAY SUPER SPECIALS Air-Coeled Beau $2098 volte NIAGARA FALA NY (UPD , , 6 day in the Congrerational Church | Better electric ctip- B opor tired — 95 Gets Life Sentence <= tum owas nied a ach Gin 'he insu Steere pun 4, Birmingham, 14 young, pe rier aay A Saket bane ir f AY GALEN ASI EN els . » received into church Chum for Sty arunet the ctty convertible two miles — before ai ae uw , ‘tn th be atahnntl $25 OSTER JOMCO $15" 8 $44.85 OSTER Scientific $37% yesterday for wo conerete bloeh eatchinie it men p- —_ : = Heavy Duty Clippers & Professional Vibrator ...... BIRMINGHAM — The confessed in her sidew adie that wer Ste 134 was | , For the past three months, they UL Approved — First Quality Seeeeseeseses sees ese sesessssrsEs: layer af a Birmingham gas. sta — shrel 38, wan beoked at Beverly tev. Raymond WAHL ‘POWERSAGE gg WAHL ‘SUPERSAGE’ __ _ semaines Ee “ers hed when a stra eireus pills jail Police said he told them have met git the: lev ayn Covered Romex Nire i : ee attend _ a 1 i A a _ elephant stomped on them he had had “Two drinks of vodtka* 74 #enner,—pastor, fur. qustruction. , a Elec. Hand V b Elec. Hand Vibrator He dm Southern) Michigan State ‘ _ ; : : — : Prison at Jackson yesterday | " * * * ¢ Reg. $10.55 Reg. $14.60 oll LE mle ice | : “ Harry H. Curtis ' 14-2 Cut Any rad tecorder s Judge Jolin i tea 5 . , 7 oilnee ; » Wing Lake School 100 Years Old eos ee Ne eee Per Foot Length 75 ane x ; * of 995 Woodlea Rd, will be at 3 # Robert® HE Lewis af Petron - 1-2 ROMEX & Ground—per foot “sees Me ye 1 v ba] a) it t . 12-2 ROMEX WIRE—per foot Leese ao“ was found guilty by a es of mur ecre F d k’ 12-2 ROMEX & Ground—per foot...... Sc IE Powerful mas- a Super power. ernie a Detioll se Pelee aay St. Frederick's = ; meer ates Bo ful masager Ne AERO i High Graduates | / Thin Wall Conduit 4 ana ase slecesting 19 33 : lars | ( Weal 4 lay 1 laxing massages. Re- sages to reduce He also had admitted to Pat a moni 1g ra ud! es Save on full 10-POOT LENOTHS dice) tensions aches tensions, aches & mingham Pobee Det it) Merlin BLOOMETE Ty TOM HIP newer seen suoh splendid eoopere /99 “ —— and pains. As shown pains. As shown Holmquist that he wi the 4 ilte t Pupils at the W iris Tovke chogl than Any project tod believe ‘69 Tonight 3 Thin Wall Conduit 29 { Dyle Howe. 24, ina Pipmingham located at the @ormet of Wingg Lake MMe, thix has been a big one” : { ; Full 10-FOOT LENGTHS at thi ice yas station robbery in September and West Maple roads *tonight will Commencement exercises will be 7 ald Al 98 North te eH ae 0 ihe Gea oa, dei at 8 tonaht at st Vincent de B 7 §@ Rubber Extension Cord, 15 fl. € § Saree BROTHERS * + Choa? celehiates ite TOOTH Tir iS we ] l ng ——— Ht} —Chureh or bo_ graduating ; — . é A —~ RuBeer rover extenston cord MH Tutt TS-Toot 4 —_ = The similarity of the two crimes dau The program will start at 7 Om i seniors of St. Frederick's High : Seem . ———EE where both times a J2paupe shot pin j School 10c House Fuses—Each ri pun owas the murder weapon’ * * * O S It j * x * " 4 : " Choice of 1$-20-25-30 amps. Limit § fuses per person . : brought the Birmingham Police in Phe seliool was healt a 1859 0 A chow will begin the program “se 0 Simms HALLEN¢ pecia S 4 Io the investigation at Detroit yp bell cieve maps yaken Thor, Mice with oa processional, “rand CLAMP-ON LAMP 35 FOOT Electric : 4 _§ POPE ly Jloneep se ttlet aH ii Chorus’ by Dubois Regular $2.95 Extension Cords as ee TO EQUAL THESE BARGAINS ANYPLACE IN PONTIAC— 4 : ner Weathered by the years, the’ , i The Res Michact Kolttunink . ‘ — . VANDENBERG AIR) FORCE . L di 4 WwW h | ? Brothers Embrace ron strichice has heen kept as |. Cali! oon i hlack| ‘Hl deliver the address to the ¢ aaies asnapbie 4 teprectous Tink sith the past ined hn ; 1 aloft Ai . ““ graduates. The Rev. Thompson b oe 4 - ecliten leer te ihe Interne wal ts Hii reastead ain nan AI Fores . . . , aqiue After 23 Years Apart lent popu tum Accaaniltet 1 he utempt to return a fiving creature Marcere will conter the Meck SUMMER ; throod yyw ty 11 boom from a sateltife for the first tine,’ Ave Maria’ will be followed by ce = iter ca . ‘ 4 (Continued From Page One) * * te ipparently cheat mle at the Solemn Benediction of the Most baa ree —_ deal it ca oa 4 i eal 7 * * * Liessed Sacrament, to include Ave Bulb extra - home, fear or farm there wall dee ne Troe reupian at Thirty years age. a young went | ~ . - as 4 whieh all the famuly will he te oan bepan teaching in wh ut was Phe Air Foree wanted them to Verum, Mozart, Tantum Ergo. ; — (enn . : 4 MA 1 I y f ne eae y i ‘ os - = ‘ = * 9 . gether, ineluding the two offer then 1 one-reom sehoof Tod yl bit the earth in, a satellite, Dis) Webbe, and Holy God, traditional 10c Romex Wire Connectors ¢ i i, 4 es “cowerer TET, for 26 hours, then * * * | Big Selection of Colors and Styles sisters, Mrs. Stephanie Taperek Mre (Geneva Forshind is principal) : Y %-inch site—for %4- -inch knockouts ; 4 ind Mrs Geneveve Kubinskhi, both of the hool which teday marl parachute in their air-conditioned) The recessional .is to be the $2 Gesal . 4 : _ ™ a8 as Oe , ‘ P MAYKS: Capsule . : : ? alues— “ Detan enelnee al ammeed iw ihe ficld capsile iE relude in F Minor by Bach 10c Octagon Box and Hanger —59 C 4 Joseph Borys and ti fers af education However, something — went Following is a list of graduates: 4-inch sirq complete with clamp and bar hanger ALL SIZES ns 4 vere barn in the United State * + ae wrong. The two stage Thor mis- * * * . : 2 - T " | $ it h 22 to 28 . 4 but them parents returned with Bis etiam ah Wie cetvenol’s (eters sile roared inte space Wednes rs : : EA ee tt Leta aa aatin El x 5c ogg 8 Ww Cc @s ¢ 4 theme to Poli in V2t gard Mer gai) ie qelared i vevee tonichl day as scheduled and sent back | liar) Nak Mary Jean B on Single pole switch in bakelite cup Fog 4 \ , } n Biowt Annette Cainpbe sg the twink ®ere born on a fir yeah ih radio signals for 2% minutes, ialean Sati : 4 ' This pups playing hie rele il ‘ : ec Feunata Cariees 20c D | R { vA near Brodniesa, abot CRE ey eta wut thiges hat have Then tre signals o topped. The a ‘ ‘ ae oe Parton up ex ecep ac e a y, ; 4 ' hia ake Popa ttl tegraove fromy Weratscs toyed dmipertant parts aw the eye Nir Pores said it has heard wichara Crosier Goraldine Dobakt h receptacle with narrow ears ss 4 Triereds strik ay PAG aden the tati vt thee Lanhdn nothing sines | Se Patricia Donahoe 39, S h R i | B 4 uit this a i Chaties Desrhaine Patri ia M Doyeor * ‘ UCTS swregee yiseetee yates |x, seein * * * The 7S foot bone projectile wa saan DNs Patricia d Gandy Cc witc ecep ac @ Ox e Popular Pastel Shades 4 ie, ; ; ; , 7 nce an ni t ‘ Jere Dirkey Judith A Gocha “ an ” ’ 2 Mla 1 the famuly breakip Hite ty ry Mule we ities (im monet (et tyned ta haye burned up on loses F oes i denn: Gecssell 4 2-inch deep box with Romex clamp ; ® Solids, Stripes, Patterns . > ribbon RIX Yectes , ‘hse : Lomas higit osemary G 5 4 . i ss na F : oe I if the first whote etter The chi beeutering the atmosphere Qerald ictaate eee eaiaty “ | pe EF NE R. 4], ELEC TRIC Browr n Single I ole Guaranteed washable and color- 4 vOP YS he b yet tae escoTyl bray tlre wal Pit fa ; ii} s har 1p . . “5 ‘Richard Clreene Susan Kay Johnson : Ps fo work the farm, hoping alway 7 Np , fen | , cle heat the lan anti He had ol ‘ : ie d \ tl : a Alephen RB net Mars Ellen Mirawee § | fast. Back zipper. Quality tailored. 4 , ' = me ati Wis a wis been use 4 Rerial caleh over ve Pa- Phillippe R Landry Carol A Lawlor 1] en ercur wi C that the feet they were born §o for the past (OQ vein cific Euat ats uils had given them i Noma Lufkin Riaraker T Lesner American made (NOT fap im-. 4 ; . \ : Tahn tyon Mivia Ro Levert Poland woulda dt preyuidiee ther Phe vermesters will, far oa shart enly one Aine in TOT of succeed thn Maki Mary (ong ums port) 4 chances of petting aa visc eparce ef time become apple trees ip robe Tees aug th Lor Regular $1.00 J alue C 4 ti 1 ‘ tiehard Me eon vaney Maloney = But six vears of war foHowed diy 7 fe (ames une * « Michael Bl Met ida Le vee auee dent mercury witches ate complete- \ ee evescccccccvccecececccecceneeeeece 4 i hiss ro oclorinanes f abl va , ' - ; ‘ : 7 7 : Riehare urphy € thia Malone . sae ae ‘i ul = leans — ; mv Kothes peoteate the catent past The ice qiek of their beeed. thomas Nesbit Mais K Merce” ly noiseless—no loud click. Buy as LADIES’ ° GIRLS’ Cool SUMMER , CUTIE perpen? winnie ) i * * * wattig hase been the fist crea Frank T Patope!t Manne Needle many as you need “ Btanley Poniatowsk! Judith A Nichols : e Vashi, pound Phe vole the historie old schol tures retrieved .e from orbit Deus A ee sto sas - os Phinns : 2s TOPPERS od T-TOPPERS . n in commit: tite will be ehawia Lwe raonke wer fired unto laut s nes Anais = ‘ atees 30c Octagon Box ? As or SHORTS Ps SHORTS ‘ eh oy when Heloatiy Vases ery pls nay Cape Canaveral by the Michael @mith Mary Busan Ritter ; 4-inch box, galvanized finis lece cla Original m4 or ) : Ae wien telat thane 4 pinnent Vea “lay °8 bat they Hip cos Pedals dl ‘ Pee ao penion t $2 : ;: ty “ _ rancty 7wicker AY Theert ° 58 e 1.00 t The Weather ieailies the quilting ges and ered omy 1a) imiles They were . . Marve Tosto 35c Porcelain Receptacle 24: ° ate Usallty AT] lena rohivabye not intente f 1 ° Full UH: Mraiher Wonca M=pAR a a leu cad Haat v ended to gaa wate orbit ; 4-inch, keyless style for ceiling, save now t ] ] ¢ e € 4 PONEEAC AND VPOUNTEY Mowthy fats his uy Vines rn Tnforpvation four Wednesday's e 4 eye Pee tee ae oateet soa. reer a ie ans “ ets ee 4 Vig brantane ming will be used in planning GOLFERS 15¢ Toggle & Receptacle Plates >< € ~ EACH e : CE ty ceed Ea eh lassi ra _ ue old chap ll Int \ en a Project wercury attempt O) : Choice of metal or plastic plates, each... --.. —— Many styles in alle ate 91.08 4 SEGUE AUS MURS UCTS CEMA MAE Mrs jail man in orbit some two years > = — pls - =~ Forsitnnl € proudiy. "PT have from now . “_ LOOK! 0c BALLS + 36c Curr ent Taps ¢ rene soi or® : thorta ioe git ‘ _Taday tn PoAtias —, at Nearl Vv -PRICE! Most sizes. e ‘ from 4 to ft 4 Snes ee any 72 , Compieie with pal shat, eel ae Coccccccccccccccccccecccececceocees 4 Maca en wing sowiy me» Hail Piles 11y-Feet Deep * Gelling Dad on Father's D 39c Romex Wire Staples ‘ 3 , , ‘ Bun aeta Thursday at #04 pm =a coe g Vad on rather t Day Full Elastic Waist—Sanforized Non-Shrink 4 fun rises Friday ot 4 48 wt ; Moon pele ees! a at pm _Bos of 100 staples for enly 5 p ER _ Children’s BOXER JEANS 4 con rleessPriday a wean Modern. BRASS” or CO p ne ; p Deenivan Fomperniueee QD p 1 e $1 First Quality P & @ in if hilo ‘ Phe tn ull-Lite Fixtur Durable denims C a i J table denims so easy to launder. cn ar eh SELDEN Kan «AM & uit a ae sosey te ae > oan Ww . iit storm battrred-thte -— Regular $24.95 Value — All sizes. 1} to 5. Blue only. pralile village in northwest Kansas for two hours Wednes- Less than half price on this mod- tA : a elorara dlowueay day night covering the town with a foot and a half of ice ern fixture — ideal for dining STLSSESE OSS SOSH SO SSDS OSS ASS eetereesTesesee > Highe emperature " ; : ;: room, breakfast nooks, over desk ee ee scnneaia ‘ Extent of the damage hasnt been determined. But it § ete Bi Bulbs extra. + Children’s : Matched TOPS & BERMUDAS 4 wy eather manny will be heavy. ‘The roofs of four Yusiness houses and several WILSON AUTOGRAPH. 8 . D4 $ | homes collapsed under the weight ¢ “¢ » GE 2. are Li Fixture — : One Year Agel in Pontiac - | mn f ' . tty ; nh i the weight of the ice. A torrential Cary Middlecoff . . F Val ‘se $2.95 > Highest tr rature ‘ 2 OHOWEe! vw Path flooding F , ase - a Highest, temperature .-.-. "a ing many basements E| Modern style for dining, bed or living rooms....... es Shorts ° — 4 Meegn tem era\urs 60 { sencamensa | tok ot ‘— 10.98 TV Outdoor Antenna Ste Value $ ‘ Highest and eat eratures Thin, As the, HAG! peited down, many of Selden’s 485 residents | . _ VHP conics! antenna, complete kit for only... ae 4 4 oh in 1924 Da a yia abandoned their homes for more substantial shelter. Only || REG. $10.80 si sentient ‘i € : 4 meaneee x aa Chart ‘one person wis hort Jim Stewart suffered a cut when an lt FULL. a be T T V Lead- in Wire-per ft. . Many Colors 4 & nes a! Lf em re ee - Hi = , wad - = ‘ Alpena 14 86 Marqurtie a HWHINK topped from the Farmers State Bank and hit him ct 300 ohms, plastic weather ¢ eviiitant ‘Inpulation..... e. and Patterns = 4 Baltimore 36 67 Mempn m1 ". on the head ¥ . \ DOZEN 3 - 3 for $1 e 4 Riemartk 92 #55 Miami hi At ] ‘ >t riction T ij ® e Sivevele: t Brownaville: 02 72 Milwauker M2 AR 5 * ee a 0 ~ si os tops, Buffalo 72 83 Minneapolin #4 ' * Full dovern—12 brand nen 5 DA Large rell_of Many @olors and @ Bermuda shorts Cherleron » a Kew Galan i A National Guard unit, 4> strong. moved into the town Shey ith VULCANIZ ED ree of Binck friction tape, Many uses in home patterns... Elastic @ fe plaids end p Arash bed rs eile ees COVERS for nore Altace 5 : 5.95 th h Fi ai iaiiaaatid icinnet i 0 h (i +t i Pil! rial} ) ry KRigh | " 2 piocore: . 4 Sein a fo guard against jooting Sightseers also converged quickly arid less cuts. Limit 2 dozen, Ba room t xture . 3* 48 Sixes 2 to 8 = 14 4 Denver: wi ft Fncenit ye 2 on | cider, posing # additional problem for the guardsmen. (Single Ball . . 586) FE Chrome plete, 12%" gines, pull chain, outlet, 2 bulbs, wail type ¢ 4 . Duluth 59 “ s fouls Wy Reinforceipents are to move in today - |i a3 ij : 4 Port.Worth %% @& Francisca # } . ~ oo ; : 1S . \ a. Rapide, ao 8 re ve Martie a i For a time, Selden was isolated, But road graders cleared i 4 6) attic ary fe = ‘ 4 5 — we 41 th Tampa #9 75, ® Harrow path on U.S. Highway 83 toward Coilgy, 25 miles 98 North Electrical | > -K. City 61 64 Praverre © *! 8) 15 the southwest. \ : ‘ Saginaw BROTHERS —Inad } 4 Los Angeles 30 €0 Washington 1 6: : ; Street ~ Fleor : \ : & ; ot . 5 | * 4 5 “4 & * _ : F ns oe i ; as | - ; *; i. / - : Sas { « ‘ ay” Sf ad « t < : - 2 : % ek s ~ Doe + + * . \ * ; h > ¢€ . aa “ 4 : x ‘ i * ‘ : - : ao ‘4 *. _ - 2 oe hy F ot 2 yon 4 oe bs nA - _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4. 1959 _ = a THREE More than 15 million gallons of whale oit were being used in the U.S.- in- 1859, when completion -¢ iu we dee TV Shows End Reign and nd Rigkie as well as Brin, War- of Tom, Dick and Harry Y Wy eal rn _ COLUMBUS, “Ohio (UPD) — She added that a really unusual ing i in for naming their offspring | — = afer television beroes, ” gee eeeraaweeere een . ~Mrs. Esther Dellenbach, regis- trar of the Bureau of Vital Statis- Even at Simms LOW PRICES You Can 4 m pave ry Gét Fitted Shoes! tics here, reports a trend toward) , Such names as Wyatt, Bret, Bart ei hat -GIRLS’ (CREPE SOLES) Gum- Drops and Flats ‘Be at SIMMS © ‘Tomorrow When Oar Doors Open at “9 AM. Salel Box of 200 Prices Slashed on Every Item in Thi Adv. KLEENEX TISSUES Plenty of some, few of others . . . the more you buy the more you save! Rights reserved 2 for ] 9 ¢ to limit quantities — so more customers may share in these SUPER-BARGAINS. Sorry — ne layaways, mail er phone orders at these prices! MPO i MP, SAVE! Gitts Se Coudiianeat : PRICES CUT Famous Make Watches i : —Fully, Guaranteed— Singha are so big we must restrict this sale to 312 Hours only, Friday morning. Full. box of 200 sheets in popular pop-up box. Limit 4 boxes —Main Fleer You don’t have to stand on one leg—as a stork—to fit your shoes . . at Simms you sit down and are fitted properly by clerks. “ Choice \ of all new summer colors, popular styles for sport, dress, play or casual wear. Soft Comb Cé ‘nitt “") 3.Piece 12. {BOC ASPIRIN [t Comb Cotton Knitt cipeirscaes Gl 3-Piece 12-Foot BAMBOO Regular Sc rabeTs | Ladies’ Pants—5 for} seo ritows - Fishing Poles aly Seeqnecensoesenvecogsecelrereee \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ én \ \ N \ \ \ . \ >. All Men's 100 for Shrink resistant panties 1959 - and double crotch, nylon re- 00 $1.29 ¢€ Reg. $1.00 seller. Sturdy S Models Ladies’ 9: ie gs and legs Value . oe pole “yn metal ¢ “110 For 29: e = : izes 6 —Main Floor Crushed chicken feather filled. -—~. aon errules. Limit = . k ™25-inc = Peel —itnd Fleor c cludin : ° BULOVAS strength | “spicn tav- | ° 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY im A.M. to 12:30 ONLY Sipe Limit celisws per person EO | 9 AM to 12-30 ONLY ae any ve - . d “f FF IOTT IPE Od 5. 8. aa ene Way, N Lim ES 2 ® LONGINES 0 a alain Flees Ray on Taffeta— —6-Gore 2 . Pa or All T ypes of Floors < t10 ale Floor 3 adiae’ $ ame Men's Cotton Ny! | : e L d 1 S| p . en's Cotton Nylon A Fl W t ; > ° ELGINS Before YOU Buy-Make The tea | LACIes Ips ‘STRETCH | Aero Floor Wax-QL. | isin, @ Dress or sport models, big selection PRICE and QUALITY Test at SIMMS Anything you buy at Simms is backed by 25 years reputation here navy or black. Sizes 32 in Pontiac at. theesame location. Compare the price and quality be- fore you buy elsewhere. Shop for these Super-Specials Friday and — 29s and 34. —Main ¥iner Saturday. Regular 39¢ value. Sof- ee a feminine napkins. Lim: as le Cotton—Short Sleeve . BARGAIN BASEMENT i pak —Main Fleer ern * 4 Compare This LOW Price on * 4) SUMMER FABRICS (Yard Goods Values. Cc A to 69c PER YARD = $39.95 Watches 29. 95 : ; Save $10 at Simms. :. oo e etches 39, 50 : $ $59.95 Watches 39,50 ; gS Nae. 47.50 . Other styles at proportionate sav- e ings. ( . & sales tax extra). sessesesecsssesecsssnssssssnsnesesscacaccesessosesesee® gle : — ‘ 2 38 «= , Spite Full sli th adjustabl NAPKINS saps, plain ye in re 49° ‘SOCKS Reg. 70c seller. Famous 5 8° GUMS Aero Wax is double rich 5 Prs. | bet in wax, tad Fleer i Y5 Size 10 to 13 9 A_M. to 12:30 ONLY 20 packs of Regular 4c per pair ) orite brand : Choice of 3 styles Full 9 Feet in Pack v Den tyne Wrigeds et \, nee top, ankie a : : : —Main Fioer —Basement e a er S ‘e " 1%4-Grain Sport collar, butfon down , Regular 98 k ring Edwards SACCHARIN | ‘ror'. no ironing. Green 3 } 2 Ladies'—Miises' —Girls Q Ray-Foil thet" paper in 97° 6c CIGARS TABLETS 12 4. ZORI SANDALS J choice of assorted colors BOX of 50 —tnd Fleer 1000 ler i —Main Fleer $) .00 Seller 6‘ ray 69 A. M. to 12:30 ONLY All rubber sum- 9¢ fS 9 A.M, to 12:30 ONLY 2. 24 dal Choice mer sandal Choice Mews $8 Steel Head Regular $3 val ue F Chino Cotton—Taper mai of assorted col- box 50 cigars Bmoo Potato Masher cr ne ee a . — — ¢ ~ Men's 8.2 Ounce Use in ct of ae 8 8° € ; WORK PANTS | © "2a suse CIGARETTE I es LIGHTERS 2 39 |. Al ALUMINUM Congtruction < BO [cen comm | Age. Twill in grey or khak! a full eipper Sanforised Regular $1 e JEWELRY DEPT. —Main Floor ce ccccccccccseeeegooe Ideal substitute for ors. As pictured . . people who can't use | b F lie P t = pacoment 2 Pr. $1 reir aig: | Girls’ Frontier Pan Regutar $1.98 vatue. : : eee . Elasticized acrossAack of ¢ Kranks’ waist. 2 pockets, Bleck or khaki. Sizes 8 to Super-Shave —Main ; “e BOMBS “33° a acl Pa Gondieation_ nee veer_covve | Girls” *2 Skorts BUY and SAVE at SIMMS LOW TOBACCO PRICES ‘Specials Fri. & Sat. Only Wide variety of colors, and pat- terns in percales, broadcloths, etc. ! White and solid colors or prints to | Web hoi thi , ccd ai Freshest Cause We Sell More aN eee eg Nat wnle Guamti of requir or ‘menthol “ oa ——oo R 0 nee “ytes Wir , ties inst. styles, Limit Everglaze cotton, flare —Besement a ie ei cool ST natn Fleer & ; > P : skirt, bloomer style ¢€ 12-quart capacity. Sturdy ¢ eee er : ;, ' f olled edge constructio ants. Shrink resistant. . ° =< Benen ALL POPULAR BRANDS : Cae AD onl Ist Quality Seamless yf Limit. Grillins size 10 only = —tnd Fleer 2$¢ ‘Trim’ —Main Fleer ALLWITE NYLONS 2 FINGERNAIL Shoe Polish Completely Disposable Pr. 29: at Cellulose Sponge Head NIPPERS 2° 19° | ru" Diapers —3 for]. 275% 35° DishMops | 7° Men’s Short Sleeve ae pis 1 Sport Shirts | Brands include Camels, Luckfts, Chesterfields, Old Galds, Philip s Morris, etc. (7c sales tax}. 3 KING and 28) 400 needle in shades of eg. Reg. 19¢ liquid shoe FILTER Reg € Brick [eR pintiag only. | Pin on as diaper, water- TTcc euaelaear Perfect for all dinner- All metal nat! nipper CARTON — _ $i. 49 proof plastic backing. ¢€ —Main Floor ° ware, still utensils ; ¢€ aac Limit 3 we Seller eT MD tate Phoer fe Non-irritaring.~ Packs ae wed cofteemater: tint ————— Fioer Chotee of Sater, Winstons, Marl- ‘ 3. Limit 2 k se - : boro, Hit Parade, Tareyton, Parlia- 3 mt aa $ . ment, etc. (7c sales tax). Big selection of colors, patterns and designs Main Fleer Ladies’ Playtex —tnd Fleor eu sean e nae ae ee eee in durable Broadcloth. Sanforized. full cut . Regular Tic $10 Pi diel oa oatolnat shirts in sizes small, medium and large BAN ROLL-ON 0c Ry we mrmrari me). ag GIRDLES M. to 12:30 ONLY a DURABLE 9-OZ. BLUE-DENIM DEODORANT | 02" Broadcloth Girls’ Up to $4.95 Value 13 y! ial 4 Inch Rubber JIG-SAW 2 Fx 100 Sub-Teen Blouse ; Regular $1.29. Short ¢ No muss, no fuss. . , = roll protection on. sleeve, button front, or ladies’ and men's | sport collar, Sizes 8 to use. Limit 2 Jain Foor | '4- Blue G white stripe. 1.99 Drainboard Trays | at Girdle style with gart- | Reg. $1.49 seller. Short ers Blight 4 ; rs, P ¢ 20x 28 inch White ry size gs, | trays for short draining x ne 3 Choice ef titles, Pull —Main Fieer boards: Green only. 910 pieces. Limit 1 —tnd Fleer —Main Floor Boys’ Dungarees ake SSeS! ARE. \ Reg. c Wy” | $1.49 ‘ Value Havana Blend TAMPA CUB Main Fleer geet LOOK AT THESE SENSATIONAL SAVINGS! ular $! STATIONERY : BOMB Wide Variety Colors—Sizes Galvanized 10-Qt. : | Sturdy Cotton Braided—60c PACK se "Sa ee hae 53+ | Plastic Drapes-Pr. Water Pail a=? | Clothesline-50 Ft. 39: ; E : ch : eg ec , om a Sale of Smart | at22| Seles J 9° AQ* Vpmeeay [iscovucen 37° oo fe Value I .88 Sale of Smart |g} ie mn 1 sont Coles ond eee i SS een aks Sana ‘ f aad 69 AM. to 12:30 ONLY amt pear Fleer . ws 9AM to 12:30 ONLY ' ' DuraGloss « Full 12x12 Inch -Size . tae Capacity—Oval Joes = Nail Polish Boys 129 gemover | Table Napkins—Ea.|| ¥ ig y Sweet smelling, good tasting Tampa Cub Cigars with cello wrapping to retain freshnéss now on saie at SIMMS. Limit 2 boxes. RS siiitooekn tae =| Clothes Baskets BALL PEN Hal : ; = : Woven wicker basket ; Reg, ¢€ Reg. 22¢ each: Choice < " Head Lights oo ae hoe ¢€ of linens or rayon blends. m+ es ) uu 7 i “ y $2.49 variety of colors. Limit win} |= $2.50 carrying handles. Reg . Reg 33c value. Gen- np Val i $1.95 yy Tu-tene coler pens erous osama fa- AREA tl a aiue e with eneets oe . Ivy leagues in choice of light tan In mous remover. Limit 2 = SE mealed beam heodlights. Por 8 TT GAM to 1230 0NLY [oo } nis. Genuine sizes 4 to 14 or striped denim in 4 to —Main Fleer ee 9 A M to 12-30 ONLY \ or 12 volt systems. Limit 2 M_to 12:30 ONLY Papermete n ° a headlights tnd Floor ' _ = 16, All washable, sturdy sipper fly All Ribber-- Fist Style PiaWae Vat and Lid Cover—2- = prin-cuRL. | Bathroom Mat a Wood Picket Fences 41 In. Sink Stopper FLASHLITE Genuine BRIAR BOWL MEN‘S 1 94 . - Re $0¢ Each Regular 10c value. Fits | D k Pj Regular Reg $1.98 value. Stan- ¢- any sink drain opening BATTERY | rysmo e ipes ¢ dard mat and matching Pec ¢ up to 4 inches. Limit 4. 00 $3.49 lid cover Red or green. —tnd Fleer ] ] ¢ i coment i _— ¢ Sheen ere is in smart oy Dat lll la —— 9 A.M. to 12:36 ONLY ‘ Value een green pants } Rapid cold wave meth- eee 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY eee Pull 3-ft i Paint- 20 value. Stan : Ivy league styling. Broken sive 1/9} 04 for pin curl perm- * white wood fence T drach to Qutside F t Ree TT us Genuine briar bowl pipes with range 32-36-38-40-42. Heavy duty | EE anents. \ af eee : we flower border, lawn Sue auce = inom i Sig = eee ee sipper fiy. Fully washable. —Main Fleer Protect Stuffed Chairs Denim edice, ete, by Eveready = one | —Tnd Fleer weight with replaceable bow! : oe o oF oe oe ee Oe oe oe ee ee oe oe Life-Time. CALENDAR Cigarette Lighter ———1 Chair Throws inking fomsin — RYBUTOL | Ree. $1.29 value. Self- gum , ne wrramns | cszea 7 | Wnoning Boor’ cover limwocetwe [22 coms ~ Last Week We Sold 317 Pairs! There wn Be a Reason—Come See for Yourself! attach—no tools. — Racement 2nd Fleer MEN’ : 48 gg: EN’S and BOYS 77° |. aremmmmmm-.| 48° SOEM:..| ]° jar value. aucho SHY nus Canvas Uppers — Crepe Soles Rybutel vitamin Lote J fe over, site boards, Holds. 800 Documents vlad dag Te ' MG Be a 1 Chrome Eoaay tighter wttt§ automatic cae tion and | aod petual cater Gar side. Tells you day & date at an gmrinerals & vite- ® aa . mins. Limit 2 > 9 i oe surface, for tron- —Main Fleer aed Fleer Reg. $1.98 value. Short H. H. Ayers sleeve, collar. White with € can red and blue. Sizes 10 to 16 s ty coarse teet Limit 3 combs. a I e es $ ==Main Fleer . : — Reg. $2.69 value. Lock Natural Corn Straws and key. and carrying 37 1.00 STURDY 5-SEWN handie. Indexed folders BARBER | Oxfords Usually Priced $3.95 lance. + ei anne | 2 ——— for papers —tnd Floor —4 | 39 ¢ | ++ EREBEEETECSICAS --- Dy, House Broom | *; aeyqunersrem-..| SHEARS 5 36! White Broadeloth—F ull $1.19 Valve |] 9x18" ALL RUBBER 39° Reewag. te S00 size. Pa- 5 we “ ¢€ 2 . eh finish LIGHTER | sensei: | Mens Nite-Shirts 68° |Stair Treads-Ea. | sews se: FLUID 3 : BOYS’ 2% to 6 Reg. 39¢ MEN'S 6'2 to 12 aren aw ¢€ ‘ Brown er Bide Washable uppers, 4ePeiet, cushion 4 inedie with beaty dutr. | Limit 1 per perren. Ted nosing. Black only. —Mata Fleer 1 trreguiars of $2.98 value ee in sizes S, M, L, Long peinted wood handle. Gtrawd are Reg. 35c seller, Ribbed < ' = 1 amate Peer wire bound ~at top. | rubber treads wifh curv- . : iL Save POW. at No limit.) tnd Fleer Adult Size — sole. Step ‘a cam |. 98 NORTH Fy Elly ema mem. | 6% |. street 4 , » te J | a SNC | ESM M3. mee toc Engi. | «SAGINAW mm BROTHERS 4 fecal me THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 Ps “} FOUR | — —- But Matches Dangerouis Also peckacing dry cleaning and coqiny’ deerpebary: Diligence Earns > | (qo Fo Se SHOP. | Caution Needed in Use of Plastic Bags er owe sows Repetitive Numbers FRIDAY they would discontinue using plas-have used the bags to commit By United Press International | However, eins bags which away from youngsters. The tags ae ee Sten by suicide. ie py ae aoe a Baby deaths from plastic bags enter the home as covers = pea: ns ‘some cleaning establishments in\plastie sees over her head and are mounting steadily despite edu- Suse tease sso have taken the f — deiy ve snow olaetl \Chicago, Windsor, Ont., and 4 then used d rope to fasten it cational campaigns launched «by or safety reasons, keep plastic number of California cities, around her neck. And Waldo E. ; 7 and) At Macedon, N. Y., Howard J. would matches or medicine.” ‘week from plastic bags. .The latest himeeif by filling a plastic bag ‘Samuels, president of the Kordite GETS BAN BILL victim was Paul Eugene Cedus, with car exhaust fumes and then A. bill was introduced in the ® months, Alexandria, La, who pulling it over his head. focated this year with the de adly. bags, announced that his firm bas North Carolina legislature to ban suffocated Tuesday when a plastic bags plastered against their faces.’ stituted an education program the use of plastic bags larger than bag left in his be ds wrapped around The National Safety Council has in . ; . six inches in width and six inches his lace. : designed to prevent misuse of the estimated 100 babies could die bags in length SUFFOCATE. from this cause during the year. . Vincent J. Fitch, 3 Most of the deaths have been Cleveland, died last week when a ularly drink fire water. from plastic dry cleaning bags which are large enough for children to pull over their beads. manufacturers, distributors the press. , * * More than 230 infants have suf- Corp., which manufacturers plastic Fire Truck Waters Hogs months, Hogs on the Paul Ryan farm reg- Ryan The measure, which carries a penalty of up te two years’ im. prisonment, would prohibit such plastic containers for any merchandise, his lace and specifically for delivering er on a bed under a sheet. * * * Samuels said the firm is sending langer tags to dry cleaners, laun- iries and other usefs of the bags warning parents to keep thern’ The bag had been placed eight years ago, and uses its 275- Debra gallon tank to water his livestock. ‘hag away trom children as you; At Jeast three babies died this Brown, 46, Concord, N. H., kilted? MILFORD CENTER, Ohio W— cleaning bag adhered to bought a 1929 model fire truck) NATIONAL CITY, Calif. ~The Both Allen and the telephone, company agree that he didn’t have, dl inside pull or get special fa- “He merely checked the nombers| by calling them over a period of years. As they became unused, he promptly applied—and got them. | Siam adopted the name of fhailand in 1939. 7 RICH: CAMEO DRAPERIES OF TEXTURED FIBERGLAS Use One of Waite’s Five | Convenient Charge, -Credit or Layaway Plans! SO MANY CUSTOM SIZES YOU SAVE THE ~ COST OF CUSTOM MADES +6” $ hd 10.99 » 50” wide by 63” long 50 by 90” 72 by 63”... 72 by 90” ... 104 by 63”... 104 by 90”... 158 by 90”. Decorator Colors: o Nutmer NO IRONING EVER $ © Pink NO COSTLY DRY CLEANING ms @ Deep 4” pinch pleat tops, full 3'’ bottom hems . via @ Weaite's has complete line of drapery hardware each side _ © White Draperies... Fourth Floor @ Use as floor, table, © Quiet rubber mou Super cooling... 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Waile's . Waite's ... Fourth Floor to 4 . . and two matching Each folds for easy mov- ing and storing. Choose black, red or green. A wonderful gift for Dad, What a wonderf too! Waites ... Downstairs Fun for the whole family! Heavy gauge LARGE PLASTIC AIR MATTRESS Heavy gauge Krene plastic ‘dir mat- tress . . , wonderful fun for the whole family! Use on the beach, as a float, even as a station, wagon mottress Large 28” by 60” size Easy to inflate . by mouth: or pump, leakproof valve. Save now! By Reg. $2.44 © Copper colored 1.44 Waite's Notions... . Street Floor Welte's Gorden @ Heavy gauge metal, years of use @ 5-inch rubber-tired wheels e Electric motorized spit. @ Cooks evenly, quickly @ Adjustable height giid ul gift for Dad! 24” PORTABLE GRILL with motorized spit 385 finish, long lasting — Shop ... 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Selid—colors,plai j | 4 / i \ | , i i { ‘ } j ae / Vy . ‘ . : § / ‘ ; i ; ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE {. 1959 FIVE,.. ee re . s ta : ne PRE-FATHER’S DAY SALE OF MEN'S WEAR Fother's Day ‘is Sunday June 21 —— FAMOUS BRAND SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS A really exciting group of sport shirts at only out __Reg. $4.00 to $5.95 standing patterns all. Choese from the latest 2. ° ° styles and colors in these famous brand shirts, all are sanforized washable, many are wash ‘n ec = MEN'S FAMOUS FAk--\\ WELDON PAJAMAS — wear. Button-down and regular collars, combed cotton and rayon fabrics. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Choose .several for him tomorrow! 3 “ . | { 2 AU BP © | Mme y oO cs 3 Crisp, new pajamas . . . in his favorite stripes or : ‘a . checks. They’re most men’s favorite, too, with long legs and long sleeves. Choose coat or middy styles. it Santorized, mercerized, roomy seat. Sizes A, B, C, D. a ~ Reg. $5.00 \ \ | til FAMOUS BRAND MEN’S JEWELRY — . 79° Cuff links, tie bars and tie. tacks, all designed to please him! Choose from a bonanza of handsome pat- ‘terns-»#. all boxed. Terrific savings! $1.50 to $3.50 Values Choose His Favorite Leather! -_ FAMOUS BRAND STRETCH HOSIERY y] Prs. 1 _A wide variety of smart designs and LARGE SELECTION in MEN’S WALLETS 22.99 $10.00 Values le ; Reg. $1.00 patterns . . . all with reinforced heel and toe. One size fits 10 to 13. Put several pair in his gift pockage—at savings! ° : , Choose Morocco, calfskin, sealskin or saddle finished cowhide in brown, tan, matogany or black. Card G pass cases, all boxed. , Outstanding values! WASH ‘N’ WEAR TIE, HANDKERCHIEF SETS Here’s a gift idea he'll appreciate—matching tie and honky sets. Many really good-looking patterns, all with tie pin, all boxed. And you w “1.49 sove! , @¢ ta . * ' ; : Waite’s Men’s Shop... Street Floor | A ae t } . . | e ; ~ Cool Summer Charmer . Embroidered Sunback Sheath 10.98 What a charmer for hot summer days! Tis embroidered sunbock is done in hand washable rayon linen with a dash- ing square collar and slash pockets. You'll love the way dark embroidery ac- cents the frosty whiteness of its slim-— ming lines. Yours in sizes 12 to 18 and 1412 to 2242. * * Waite's Inexpensive Dresses . . . Third Floor | SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT and Monday Nights ‘TIL 9 Shirtwaist The Season's Smartest Drip-Dry Dacron-Cotton Separates Roll-sleeve blouse........ ‘4.98 Fully lined slim skirt ** @ @ @ Choose this smart fashion in pink, blue, lilac, beige, maize, mint or black! Also available, a billowy full skirt. . . . $7.98. Sizes 8 to 18. Waite's Sportswear... Third Floor say, STRAPLESS STAYS PUT! Lax he Qe} ” : : or i ee py wooD eG, 1 Definite separation and new, higher, rounded bust profile with thin foam rub- ber “boosters” in Whirlpool” cups. Maximum strapless security, plus real comfort! Supple, softly padded underwire of cups eliminates any pressure. 3 Stay There knitted fabric ; =<: back Ban-Lon® and Lastex® never slips or slides; leaves no cutting marks. 2 4 Luxurious nylon lace in white or beauty black. A 32-36; B, C 32-38, 5.95 (D cup 32-38, 7.50). r _ Bra style 1147 5.95 Waite's Expert Corsetieres ‘Will Glamorize Your Figure ... Second Floor Foundations Delightful as a Summer Garden . . . Flowers or Lace ‘Neath Clear Viny! at a ny 42 98 These goy summer bags are delectable os a dew- kissed rose . . . and the selection is the newest and widest. Select your favorite style, it'll add spice to any summer outfit! *nother large collec- tion at $4798 and $5.98. Waile's Handbags. . - Street Floor Shadow-Proof Slips and Petticoats Slip, 32-44 S, A, T lengths Reg. 5.98 ...... °4.39 Petticoat, SoM, E Cool drip-dry dacron-cotton- nylon blend. . . frosted with eyelet embroidery and pretty lace trim. Both in proportioned lengths. Save! Waite's Lingerie ... Second Floor Health-tex CRISP PLAYWEAR FOR SUMMER _/ $198 rai $298 gay cotton knit fops and boxers! .Sorne with suspen- ders, sorne sport elastic tops. Stripes, patterns and solids, all washable. Sizes 1 to 6. Cute, and caretree are these * \\ Waite's Children't World +++ Second Floor : Away) y So + } ‘\ a) A all @ & , € ~ ate, ‘ polished cotton jamaicas with elasticized Wash ‘n’ Wear Polished Cotton... GIRLS’. .- JAMAICA - SHORTS - mE Here's a feal value in Girls’ shorts! Smart, * $1.59 Values back, } pocket. Blue, red, sand or charcoal, sizes 7-14. Knit trim plisse shirts , “|. $1, Waite’s Children's World . | . Second Floot 4 < it HAROLD A. FITZGERALD President and Publisher Editorial Page THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 ASSAD “ASRS _ THE PONTIAC PRESS Owned and Published Locally en meses MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Harriman’s Now Right Back Where He Started — &: i newspaperman Red China. He is currently gad lance in’ dine about the world as a Ex-politiclan AVERELL HARRIMAN hes changed horses and now is posing get trying writer. * * * free to Rumor has it that he mas head the New York delevation at next vear’s Democratic convention. Possibly this is true since he could serve as a sort of referee or paci- fier for warring Democratic fac- tions in the state. HarrRIMAN’s rise and fall as a po- litical factor is about as swilt as we have observed in the jast decade During the Roostverr and TRUMAN administrations he served as an ad muinistrator and diplomat * * * In 1954 he hit the headlines from comparative obscurity in his run fot the governorship of New York Need less tu say he won and the state HARRIMAN 1S he a New York governor of cither party well served From this important position he made himself a presidential candidate in 1956. support at the muster He could not Chicago convention and neser made seri- ous headway. Just last vear he was clobbered by Nelson Roche- feller in his bid for re-election. x OU * In four started from hort years millionaire back practically where This is unusual for Usually they are classed as a sort of elder statesman and policy maker for the party. Not so in the case of Mr HARRIMAN youngsters drowning tragedies was the’ The summer boating and a x & * season Don't Let Boat Season Mean Tragedy for You has Walled Lake youth becoming a lake victim recently. A yrim warning just before these feared lo8S of a dozen Detroit teenagers who ran thet boat aground in a heavy fop, and by precipitated a full scale search police, sheriff's deputies and coast guard units (pie not cut the numbe of drowntngs Without the assistance of those who use Oakland County's 423 lakes Oakland County is that Sheriff) Frank patrol in lrons’ is out force on . fortunate witer local lakes, cheching for just the type of mistakes which turn into fatal statistics — boat overloading, failure to carry life wnd faulty or unsafe boats. Vf * * But the lake deputies If you ever City Has Great Stake in Nation’s Vacations preservers, need the co bathon of all boat users “They can wondered just > what, part the family car played in yearly vacation plans, heres yout Waswer With the travel season fast approach- short of stappering — Tiale Mark ye, ee The recession vear of 1958 sur- prised everybody by spawning a travet boom: thtx +ear with more Ra THE PONTIAC P a7 RiESS rj a ur Mich inp the peak perrod, the statistics for this nation of tourists are a little a8 W Huron Rt Pontin igar Published by Thr Posiia Pesas Compahy * Ru@sert Bassertz Yous A Hitey Executive Vice President Asstelant Advertising and Advertising [Directs Manager Howsen Wo Piracensip ot Bort M Treapwrit Vice President and Circulatforn Manage Business Manage: Maemneaty Jt: of fhiough absolutely out, and oa Nature m Jonun W PFrirzcensip [ Advertining Berretary and Editor Mataye: Harney J Rees (deme LL PN MAN Managing Editor {lassified Manager The Assoctated Pres fe Enlitird® exeluaively he use for repubdtieation ‘of all jorai ne*e printha tn thie Hewsvaper ase wer}i ar ail AP news fispatcties workers employed, a good many records will go by the boards. — The American Automobile Associa- tion, for example, estimateg.tirat 85 million individuals i took vacations within our borders in 1958, spending over 15 billion _' * x * This year the total is expected to go to 90 million. Of 43'2 million fam- In the million 1hes will United take some 25 of more States, vVacalions than a few days, 85 per cent of them in the FAMILY MOTOR CAR With Pontiac Motor cars selling at such a fast clip, it is easy to see, what an important part Pontiac workers play in the nation s vacation plans. * * * The figures for foreign travel are no Jess impressive. American xpress expects more than 700,- O00 this yeur. Americans That to visit would Europe top the 675,000 who crossed the Atlantic in 1958, a good many-drawn by the Brussels Fair. * x The travel boom is on and the great majority of tourists will be traveling by car. The Man About Town Our Life Saver Several Citizens in Land of Living Because of Him Scouting: Just another name fer manhood building. David Lawrence Says: Cap and Gown — amore ® 7 ae +l ¢ toed e 1 Bereeu] = $42 Billion War Insurance Cheap LONDON Can get a thritt out of the taxes ‘he pays to his government? Well, this cor- refpondent did just the other day when he visited Paris and looked anyone really at a certain map at the Supreme Allied kurope Be told an part the story of the 42 bil- lion dollars which the United States is spending on armaments. each “year Headquarters in If had a hat, I'd doff It today to young Bill Jackson, Skin bivet for Oakland County's Sheriff Frank W. Irons, who put him on the job that he’s filllng ao well A good nuniber of people owe their lives Bill ene while If he can get there the of drowning life left, to a spark he can be depended tipon to do his part He gets the kindle new The Ww body, and flame Into that spark an Started traptientih aHthc tive Detroit — He ametito tbe work when It, was and he had some.difficulty in secur- KNOWS how to . asset Lauris Norstad. the supreme com. mander of Allied forees in Europe. He 1s a dynamic individual, young, energetic and competent in every sense. But he has an even greater He knows how to mingle with military officers of other countries as well as with their diplomats : “ot * * He is humble and even deferen- tial In the presence of the mili- tary men of other countries. He makes them feel that they are really menrbers of a team. But, above all else fhany «a military map which shows, with its arrows, the loeation ef pe- tential forces, But sumehow, as one LAWRENCE studied it, there was revealed at a glance the tremendous defense system which the Western alles have set up through what is known as the North Atlantic Treaty Or Kanization ~~ * * * It reaches, on one side, all the way up to Britain and Norway po cr ing a chance to prove its value, Now, that he {lat will he he » done so well, there's a good prospect given an assistant, to niake the life saving more available Bill's only fault himself . sulesmian, for is that he’s a poor Ive known#him since birth, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jackson, for a half century or more. He comes from good stock According to a letter from Mrs. Arthur Fosdick of Clarkston, a federal bodklet ts terribly “hot and bothered” over a delictous con- of coction rhubarb calls it “bluebarh jam and blueberrles, and She says she's been making {it for many yvears—and calling it by the santve name a, Word comes from my long thne friend Harry Lemen, who has been village president at Fenton for more thun a seore of years, that the town is to observe the [25th anntversary of its founding with a humdinger of a relehration July 3. 4 and $. He facetiously asks me to enfer the greased pig race Flagpole sitthiss,~goldfish swallowers other cravy Ait n back seat stunters now must ta«ce according to Pearson Sinith of Rochester, who sends me a elipping abot s Mr and Vrs. Orin Fogle pending a longer time in the Florida EvVergindes flat been able fo en which prove 4 TLIT€ any other person has nearly six months - s whial? i) The aleodorived tame skunk which ts a pet of the children of Mr Pontlacs Lake iWihip ts weartap Is In prospect Yes {t's been a laté spring Josh of Lake, Stands Live fee wWiro adds >t high and Mrs. Ronald Pugstey Is getting In bad repute, The deodot blessed event Jnnocent ist have ifs way phones Mortimorte But I have rye that on June 2. Can anybody beat that?” Verbal Orchids to- - Mrs. Hattie Parmalee of Clarkston Wd birthday Mrs. Cora Phillips of Oxford, 91st Mr. and Mrs. 5] of Rechester birthday 5 Andrew Emery weddlug anniver SATY The Powtiac Press ts da@livered by carrier for 46 cente & Week wwhere carrie: service t dint adwudite by mal $m Oakiabd «Genesee Livingston” Macetoh Lapeer and Washtenew Counties it Is $1500 a year, cisewirre In feligan and all other pimees in the tultted States £73.40 @ year Afi: mai) subscriptions payable in dvance. Powtage pas been raid at the Ind ciass rate “at Pontiac, Michigan Member of ABC . id Mrs. Angela Opper of Keego Harbir 80th birthday , Blair Newhouse of Metamora, Alst birthday ( i | « Turkey, Greece, Italy, the west of Germany and France. In the Medi terranean there are some big dots that represent small specks on the vast sea, but there one sees the submarines of the future, armed with* missiles that) can travel 1.500 miles or more inta the territory of a possible enemy in thé north The explanation that) accom + panied the map ts well sunder stood in) military .circles, but the people generally do not realize that NATO is’ tied lito air bases in Spain, North Africa and strategic areas in other lands. ° and waters adjacent to Europe. How, jf might asked, can anyone pet any osatishaction out of leoking at a military map that But this map some be means war? how doesn( mean war. Tt gives ASSTITTANGCE that An ememy could be deterred And war prevented Cour ter WATS his lifetime, this surveyed the of world right mind could ever Want fo see Iniposed again upen the men and chtittren of fottrope * * * there ts one difference now Whit not he Pie Pwiee ain respondent tible destevetion Nobody in hits his WAT STUDY Alan As © mnpared wth the past comes will cor the the much eyer Wat fitsedd far Stpibe thon { mited other continents would peach inte States ttself How wold anyone pay to keep a wat of America® [ft 4s any That's why 42 billions te a small sum. relatively speaking, fo be spending annually for in surance, The money nist, of course, be properly spent and not wasted, and, in general, the armament that America, along with her allies, has devel- oped is effective and is efficient ly distributed. out worth al Miost cost The Umted States, hawever. jis developed only weapons but able men to lead us in the foreign field One of them is General anf The Country Parson [ a4 , “tH you flare up when some one asks why you believe as jou do — you're probably pre}- udiced,"* - a On the other side, It extends to, Stop Dosing Your Liver! has a penetrating grasp of the military problems of Europe. He is not swayed by the talk of ‘‘dis- engagement” or ‘‘disarmament.” He helieves in the objectives of the hour—to get an assurance of peace. But he insjsts on safe- guards, and they must be effec tive safecuards NATO ts more than a military organization. It is more than a General Norstad _ mere alliance for war. It has many branches and divisions that are slowly being welded to- gether into one of the most ef- fective international organiza. tlons yet created. NATO is an organization of gov- _ermments whose ambassadors are specially appointed to sit in Parts and discuss diplomatic affairs of a common interest, On the diplo- matic side, the United States is represented by a special ambas- sador, W. Randolph Burgess, an able businessman of broad ex perience _ 2 * * His years in the Federal Reserve System and later as vice chair- man of the National City Bank of ‘New York have brought to the council table a background of economic experience which is of great value in*understanding to day's problems of Europe. For nowadays political and economic questions are intertwined Dr. Wiliam Brady Says: It Functions Automatically “How about the liver’ asks a Milwaukee reader “How do we go about keeping it healthy? After all. a person has only one hver” The best advice Let I can give jis your. liver alone. ft is atto- matically regu- lated, by the same nerve mechanism that regulates the heart, lungs, di gestive organs and every other ‘part of the human nfachinery, under the of the wall contro} DR, BRADY Take the vital function. of breathing, for example. People pick up the notion that “dedp breathing’ ts done with the chest. Actually a person breathes most efficiently when tHeonsctons— or otider general anesthesia — natural breathing, that is, belly (bellows) breathing. asleep, If this bit of pha sietory doesn t fhe with your funny notions about right side of the heart. whener it breathing, send me ) cents and stamped. selfaddressed envelope for Lattle Tesson NXE. Tlew ste Breathe { The belly breathing exercise as described in Little Lesson WNI prevents or relieves stagnation of blood in the vast network of blood vessels in the abdomen. and pumys some of this stacker blood ont of the splanchnic pool back to the goes to the lungs for reoxygena tion No amount of puffing and blow ing with ordinary “deep breath: ing? can give anything like the healthful effect one gets from half a dozen inflation of the belly tbellows) two oor three times a day — Particularly in persons — of sedentary habit, persons who get insufficient. general exercise, stagnation of bleed in the splanchnic peol accounts fer many ailments. For such persons a brisk daily walk of a few miles —the best general exercise dne can take—ia also a priceless health habit. The old timers were fand of the notion of “torpid™ or “lazy” liver Besides reactivating the slacker blood, regular practice of bell breathing gently and natural) massages the liver. gall bladder and bile ducts. preventing: bile stasis and. diminishing. the ten dency to the formation of gall siones -* a Y _It promotes gall bladder drainage not- ? choleeystitis in the forties. You the hy “indigestion” character- “gas know ized periodic which are likely to culminate in gallstone colic. * * * Signed letters. not more than one page or 100 words tong pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not dis- ease diagnosis. or treatment. will be answered by Dr Wtittam “Brady. fe stamped self-addressed envelope is seit to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan (Copyright 1969) attacks” this is your future frre] | ‘/ Voice of the People 5, . Readers Rush to Defense | of Teachers’ Pay Request bd My husband and I admired the editorial on the School Board's action on the band parents’ requests. We also admired the tactfulness _in not publishing the shower of pro and con letters. * x * Why are you permitting the subject of ————~-sruptaty~bandied- again? Surely you know how essential it is that teachers’ wages to be so Pontiac have a salary schedule which compares favorably with Bloom- field Hills, Wyandotte, Dearborn, Detroit, etc. Don’t most professional people expect to have their salary doubled in ten years? * * * Why don’t you do an editorial for teachers and say “This is it?’’ To those who are complaining, how would you like to face six classes, 40 students each, every day? “How would you like to face an elementary class with 45 to 30 students? ‘ * * * Don’t you think the person who does that deserves as much as & man who screws bolts all day? Or as much as the man who sits behind a desk and does nothing? * * * A teacher must work .into: the night correcting papers, making up lesson plans, students sormetimes call jate at night Teachers are asking only for enough money to live on. Think it. over, America, Future Teacher Janitors and clerks don't spend as much time, effort and money on iraining ag teachers. Vice presi- dents and lawyers generally re- ceive salaries befitting their posi- tions. If teaehers were paid ac- cordingly, they wouldn't have. to ask for such a drastic increase. Lf * * If poor taxpayers were more willing to. spend money on the education of future citizens, they’d gain better teachers. Teachers who should get a cut in salary are due to the fact that people who would make fine teachers are driven away from the profession because of low wages. * * * People don't seem to mind the high cost of lawyers, doctors and businessmen, but call selfish those who seek a just wage for the responsibility of training future citizens of our country. Teachers deserve a standard of living be- fitting their position, even more than any other profession, and asking for it can hardly be deemed selfish M. Kathleen Juntunen Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Classes now are at an end . For this scholastic year . . . And you can hear the pupils and The-tired teachers cheer... Fun and play for weeks to come . . With nothing else .to do . ... Than and fish and loll around swim r Beneath the heavens blue Yes, even teachers, as they strive For more proficiency .. . By study or by travel, feel . . . That they are much more free ... And yet in moments all alone... They really miss each other . . . The teacher and the little girl .. . And sister's ‘awful’ brother . In- deed they will be happy when . The sechoolbell rings once more _ . And all the youngsters rush again —.. Through that familiar door. (Copyright 1959) Case Records of a Psycholegist: | Crane Explains Repetitious Topics Corenna’s information is very enlightening. The Pontiac PRESS, with a circulation of 60,000, sends me 300 letters per month, which ts the usual let- ter input for most advice col-_ umnists in papers having 500.- 000 circulation, Why does the Pontiac PRESS- pull such a huge mail? Because it strikes at the 5 basic interests of hu- man beings By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE: B-451: Corenna Aldrich, aged about 25, is a lovely brunet who is employed by The Pontiac Press, Among her versatile duties, she forewards the letters from readers -who write to me for advice or edu- cational booklets via The Press. Remember, all Feyour letters are sent to me UN- OPENED, for your mail is treated as ‘priv ileged — commum- cation” coming to a doctor! DR CRANF 1 sa¥ that. be. cause some readers feel they need my home address in order to pro. tect. their confidential informa. tion 7 That is not necessary at all for my Rmewspaper readers, though many of the so-calleed advice columnists “farm out"’ the mail service and permit local handling of letters addressed to them ‘Dr Crane, we send you about 400 letters per menth just fram eu: Pontiac Press readers.” Corenna ‘said “And those’ letters come direct!, to my offiee, unopened’ UNIVERSITY IN -PRINT and tends. to prevent chronic” The mddem.- American, news- ; 4 paper not only edticates and in- forms people via its wide variety _of educational copy, including its editorials ° and syndicated — col- umns, but it then maintains what corresponds. to ‘‘extension”” uni- versity, classes via this mail serv- ice * -* * “But. Dr. Crane. why don't vou change your column to a Question- Answer format” one of the mem- bers of my Pontiac Press audience asked. Well. that micht have some ad vantages, Ill admit. but I have fond that most readers arent content just to have an answer No, they like to understand the reasons behind that answer! They wish to know the medical or psychologic? facts under- lying the problem. : Many. advice columnists snappy answers to common ques- tions. but they do not go into the scientific explanation behind the scenes. * * * Clergymen and lawyers, doctors and etucators, not-onty fete w this— column but use it with patients or pupils, so the purpose of this fea- ture is not just to pontificate an answer, but to advance the latest scientific reasons therefor. “Dr. Crane.” I was asked by another member of the audience, I notice that you occasionally re- peat problems.” REPETITION IS VALUABLE Yes, and that is done advisedly, for millions of young folks are coming of age each year who may never have read this column be fore Furthermore, most scientific problems soon begin to repeat themselves. -Thes, your medical columnist covers gall bladder, appendix, polio, ete., agd then repeats the cytlé, simply adding . liter news or mew characters. offer = Helen Smith Offers a ‘Toast’ to Yankee Team -It took the Yankees 19 years to get into the basement and I hope they go back there again and remain for the next 19 years. Only the Tigers have been able to match them in club-to-club battles. Amy Thinks Shut-in Day Is Wonderful Thing This is a wonderful thing— National Shut-in Day, June 7, to promote Michigan and the USA as they should be advertised. * * . a All the USA and Michigan needs to be advertised as more than just a vacation place for fun and good times, as lots of folks don’t even get a vacation. They work to feed others and help’ care for the sick and helpless and shut-ins, who would be happy to work free of charge if they had health, * * * We all should brace up in great courage and faith for good things to build Michigan and the USA and be proud of our schools and colleges and always remember the less privileged and that all our blessings on earth come from God. Mrs. E. W. C. ns ‘Should Those Bags Be Made Illegal?’ Should those light plastic bags __be_made illegal? A committee of experts might investigate and make a recommendation. ~ Grashly P. ‘Here They Come With More Baloney’ We have another little flurry of mouth-to-mouth reports of flying saucers. That racket belongs with the “big bombs have ruined the weather” baloney. J. Ishcall * ~*~ * . The Peftiac Press reserves the right to edit all letters They should be under 200 words and must be accompanied by the name and ad- dress of the writer. If the letter is not critical of tndividuats or indtvid- ual concerns or of a controversial nature the writer's name wil) be withheld upon request. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Divers weights are an abom- ination unto the Lord, and a false balance is not good.—Prov- erbs 20:23. . * * * The first and worst of all frauds is‘to cheat one’s self.—Philip J. Bailey. The repetition is likewise true of Page Ofte news. After you name murder, rape, auto wrecks, airplane crashes, and a few other standard headings, you find the same things every day, with-just the substitution of new names as actors * * * In fact, one shrewd literary crite @ce analyzed all the dra- matic situations for fiction writers and reduced them to about 36 These same plots are then re- peated millions of times by siory writers all over the world with just the substitution of new names or new locales. My format each week includes one baste teaching case, each, on child rearing, love, personality improvement, psychosomatic professional practice, Thus, I strike 5 major human in- terests every six days and repeat. the same basic format 52 weeks in- the year| for. those are the major “instincts” in life. * .* Always write to Dr Gedrgs W Crane in care of The Pontiac Press Ponctier, Michiwan. enclosing a long 4c «tamped wel -addressed envelope and 26c tg- cower typing and printing costs when wou send ter his paychological charts and pam - phiets (Copyright 1960) ms,} i i / ‘ ‘ ty é i j . i i j j ; F : i . : ; ; | fo . [- ) . | } / ; As t + pr b | : i- : : . i j ; | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 _ rs “Some Like It Hot”... but almost everyone likes the cool, C. O-O-L summer sportswear from Federal’s SHOP IN AIR. 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Quinn has or- x &* * dered a formal investigation of, A score of deaths during the removal of office’ equipment and|>@st few mbnths have resulted ; from Senate chambers ‘om misuse ~ the plastic bags. supplies fr s S|~ The warning will read: after the last Territorial Legisla-| ‘These bags should be kept ture adjourned May 11. away from small! children. Don't Quinn, a Republican running for permit small children to play with governor in Hawaii's first state plastic film wrappings. Do net use| election July 28, issued a state- them as covering in baby car- ment Sunday asking legislators to riages, playpens and eribs. “account for their stewardship” * ~*~ * of public property. He followed) “Thin film can cause suffoca-. this up Wednesday with a direc-' tion if brought into contact with tive for an inventory. 'a child’s face so as to cover nose x *« * jand mouth. Just as you don’t per- Some members- of the Demo-|mit children to play with match- cratic-controlled Legislature were &S, sharp objects, or medicine, accused indirectly of making off take away plastic film wrappings with desk sets, chairs, desks, from them. Destroy film wrap- vacuum cleaners, typewriters, fil- Pings when they have served ing cakinets and other equipment their® purpose.” after their last session as a terri-} f ‘ customer bonus ) _., HOUSE PAINT | | PON WORTH °1:26, Lofnston RAINBOW. oa gia quality HOUSE PAINT torial body. . ; : Some senators conceded taking oostin Arm Paniise! Brees Phot!) | : the articles ae ee such FIRST HONOR AWARDS — Sométhing new preparatory courses will be given “letters” sim- | Sapa de ne ee cal kiding practice was traditional. in achievement awards will be presented by lz hose awarded var athletes. Carol oats —— festering © . “ ic — ; | s > presente vy ilar to those awarded varsity athletes. Carol | bright whiteness, ing ae ee es they had ale : | Eather Frederick Delaney at Our Lady of the Wolosiewicz and Darryl Stephinson — the first '| sia, aeeeow resists discoloration caused . “ nae 7 ‘In ICaragud +} Lakes school tomorrow morning. Pupils main- pupils in the school to earn the awards, get a | by hydrogen sulphide gas in areas where coal. is ; ; * tainiig an annual “B plus” average in college preview of the new letters, from Father Delaney. burned or m is refined. This resistance Newspapers, radio stations and b | / to gases and fumes adds conesderehty FOR A some Republicans are making a Rebels Fleein Claims is ; of the paint film. SALE PPLI big to-do of. it. Newspapers re- g, Resemble Athletic Awards i LIMITED TIME ONLY. BUY NOW AND SAVE. port the equipment involved 4s Somoza, but He Adds Ce eee elas rela co tOmeOIcss , ' , ‘| a crat Sen. Matsuki Arashiro, and! C O ars [ ecelve e ers * the Senate Accounts Committee MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) Chairman, Sen.. John G. Duarte * coular a began doubling its . re . rate 1e ng. | @ : é fake - ; “ agreed to cooperate in the inves-|2°™Y today in the wake of in A new theory that academic pu-| morning, pastor. of the church, |homemaking ‘and: shop only ‘‘let- cre |vasion thrusts by opponents of , : age as the i - leraion Preaiees Ue Semoza Father Frederick Delaney will ‘ter’ pupils will be considered in s » Leg « "e. ZOeS, ah. : t . it has always been. done.”’ ciel The buildup of the nation’s | tion as athietes, is being put inte: present the first twe heer pu- {selection ef the valedictorian and, shiro said. | armed forces got under way even operation for the first time by Our) pils, Carol Wolosiewicz and Dar- lthe salutatorian R ENBER FR : ! eas though it was officially announced Lady of the Lakes parochial school! ry! Stephinson, with the achieve: | AG the ai: lime, Gur Lands “The Legislature gets new the small band of rebels who in- in Waterford Township. ment awards, | nit ; iat io ae ) ae , ai " sc scom- things every session, Who, as a vaded by air over the weekend | = *« * ere i” anes Spent omy ec " y ses 0, as Both of the ninth-graders have jogates pupils in the fifth 34 S. SAGINAW ST. legislator, wants to use something, “@S fleeing and no longer a) Only high school pupils taking) di elev all Bi that has been used by someone 44nger- precollege courses who have main- maintained eleven points (all Bs through the ninth grades, How- + WALLPA co else?” — * * * tained a “‘B plus” average for the and one A) throughout the years ever, a tenth grade course will FE 2-7001 PAINT & AL P PER . se? ’ : : a ' ' te Arashiro said he gave his Sen- oar goverriment said it was entire year are eligible for a “let- four marking periods. ate desk ‘set to school children for Gattis Ganare ed goer tet similar fo) those ‘amiarsieciint OTHERS AWARDED . al 00 souvenirs. s army w ich | letes. | A campaign to raise $400,000 for Duniie said $62 pound. of each anced pin oe 20 | + * Although at the end of the year, a complete elementary-high school WE SELL hyn 70 . PAINTS furnishings were sent to him by a te momo, 1°: ow. “| In a short ceremony Friday °° hievement awards will be given combination, is now under way for ~ S on |pils should have the same recogni- be added in Septermber. plane to his Maui Island home. — are being called up for) __ __—__——— for outstanding work in other the 1960 school operation, Father, But he said he paid for them. The) ™"™® a : shipment includes a desk, four T i. clan Rook Fi dP hed chairs, a foam rubber couch, al...” support its claim that the KOOT Frau U vices + “/ airborne invaders were on the run, a — ae fan, oa solejpene the government was taking) KALAMAZOO uy — George W.} nd stand, a set and two car) fore} ea i s 42 is serving a 60-day} . : rrespondents today to/Timmons, 42, 1s serving a y| tons of miscellaneous items. the oe SES Nicaragua hive jail sentence for receiving money) SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT * * * ithe rebels landed from Costa|under false pretenses. He was| Duarte, whose committee is'Rica. The army has said only convicted by Municipal Judge Car! | charged with keeping track of|about 75 rebels landed and that|C. Blankenburg of charging Mrs equipment, said someone sent him) they were on the point of annihila-|Ethel Hackney $156 for putting $8 ; a rug but he hadn't bought that,! tiore worth of shingles on the roof of so he shipped it back. x * her home. Witnesses said the 70 ’ But in San Jose, the Costa Rican |year-old woman ‘had been misled The song ‘*Aloha Oe” was writ:|capital, the Nicaraguan rebel lead-|into believing there was a hole in de t store pt. hen guarant or your m __lcourses such as commercial, Delaney said—— —$_______ __4a OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Monday through Saturday Downtown AND Drayton Plains ten by Hawaii's last monarch,jer, Enrique Lacayo Farfan|the roof. 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Daty’s court. . * * * $1.25 an hour. gram. 2 — harged with mak- “ Stphens is charg’ “These measures are important) * * * j Deer Was a Dear { nal prop- ty Req : ring tion of personal prof |'o assure the continued economic Create a aiate Blige anne | =. 7 chiren entering 'p aay 7 aati oxier Peter Voy- ‘recovery of Michigan, the health With power to undertake 4 146 mil-| = u < . AoE ‘a SAN RAFAEL, Calif, (UPI danoff. 3881 Elizabeth Lake Rd., lund economic well-being of our lien dollar construction program at! *™aahpex, P “ee —2 An unidentified motorist was an i | polio and whooping cough. The ' > > .|State institutions jf workers, provide adequate educa-/ 5 | requirement would be waived if Group labor-management activi- ‘who presented witnesses to sub- saved from a traffic ticket yes- stantiate his charge. tional facilities for our children : , ' and recognize the problems of the ties under a state labor relations contrary te retigtous beliefs. terday by a deer. State Highway The truck was allegedly backed aving,’’ the governor id in a spe board. 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Phone FE 4171. lass } dint Ye! slo @ sty iovable scuery g now r if i>. 7 ai ees Saliiffaction guaniatleed o pour money back’ SEND 154 North Saginaw St. . yt . z k > rad z fre is i a - * a * woe, ~ Ae Ste wo \ ‘ ‘ \ » vee tk ey ~~ nae fiom Ws a SS =e L4 ee a CN i | _ Sark 4 Fe | : e } : f : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 - 4% ‘Housewife Is Robbed at Home in Daylight |robbers, Hoo 5 : |walked into a Forest Hills district)Christmas money, The intruders|With breathing difficulties asa, i |threatened to take care of her Vacuum Cleaner Blower ‘year-old son should she call An RS ice, , Can Aid Sick to Breath SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Three| Mrs, John Sketchley, 42,,dug up| one carrying a gun, $120 ‘from “her |blower adapted from a standard | Begchcomber Is Champ . [vacuum cleaner. ym | For The Best * *« * | MIAMI, Fla., (UPI) — Beach - ins | NEW YORK wWPD — Persons | The patient simply puts the comber, ‘who set two world rec-| household snd, blower tube in his mouth, looking ords in dog racing, is generally HOUSE P AINT HIGHWAY ORDEAL — It took these rescuers 2'4 hours to remove trucker Don Cahoon from his- smashed cab after this gravel truck flipped over near Roanoke, Texas. He received seri- ous injuries. Masquerade Over, ‘Red’ Isn't Toast of Town For 16 year branded endured the heatings of hi CHICAGO tAPs Joseph Poskonka as fi Communist insults, sneers and seorns neighbors, less than a month ago subcommittee he Suddenly before a House told the world, and more especial | ly his friends, that the Red label wets a disguise, He really was an FBI informer, supplying them in formation on Communist activities in labor union ~*~ & & He hoped then the heite disappear; that he could down the street and find a friendly hello instead of a wieant stare The he didn't atten “T guess | was foolish to believe would wall ~ Kays Now he J that. Out of the whole block, just one uy only one) has come up to shake hand." Poskonka told a newsmimn Wednesday His wife, Antomette, 55, agreed “Its ignorance, that’s ull itis,’ sh said with a slight Polish ac cent “These people have hated us o long they don't know how to change * * * But some of Poskonka tock yards district neighbors had dif ferent things to sity “Thissis an old Polish neighbor head,’ suid one. “"Bhey |) acyel u good werd to say about anyone tise Another declared he never did shun the 37? year-old Poskonka. ‘'l don't have anything to do with my pneighbors 1 just mind my own DUSINECSS * * * A third said the Communist guise had nothing to do with Pos konka’s complaint at all. “Tt personality,” she said did have a lot of friends too friendly himself” Poskonka much of the blame ona Polish language news The Daly Zpoda He claims the paper played in big headlines the 1952) testimony be fore the Tlouse Unamerican Activi ties Committee in which he was ‘didn't print a d’ abo : labeled as oa recent testimony s his “He never He's not luye paper, wol d' but com Communist, before the mittee whieh cleared him. * * * Karol Piathiewiea paper, denied the suid he definitely and an editorial bh mist he Poskonka hold a job beforé, works now as an $40 a week employe in the county clerk's offices He says he's thought of moving chapge, and prinféd stories aided “there ome mi ute rstinding: * who AVAS unable to admit they're wrong. 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THIRTEEN Secret Police Power Tropic cae : : Mes: Truman Leaves The 74-year-old wife of the for-, ‘The wine turned out in Austria Advertisement} Political Unrest Is Normal i in Haiti ‘By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor ¢ From the beautiful bay at Port-;. au-Prince, Haiti, the traveler steps ashore to a park-like atmosphere of palms, close-clipped lawns and low-slung, gleaming sun-bathed buildings built by the government. This is a tropic paradise. ko *® hCU* A short walking distance away is the public market. Here the pic- ture begins to change. Vegetables from the day be- fore and the day before that rot . on the ground, the sten-!. of yes- terday overcoming the freshness of today. Inland, a road runs toward the blue mountains; The sea breeze is a savior here. It is a road not usually used by tourists because |operating it runs through a shanty city of open sewers, of shacks leaning one upon-the other, of naked children, of massed humanity living in un- imagined poverty, LUXURY IN BILLS Up in the hilly are the luxury hotels and the homes of the wealthy where the squalor below | is hidden from view and it is in- deed a tropic paradise. Haiti is a land of beauty and poverty, of political unrest and ithe hijacking of a government ‘desire to improve the poor lot of the average man. argy and his secret police, But the|tinuing struggle between poverty outlook for Haiti is bleak — a con-‘and. political bankruptcy. | \Hospital After Surgery INDEPENDENCE, Mo, (AP)— Mrs, re. erry S. Truman, who un- surgery for removal of a applcioendl tumor May 18, has re- turned to her home here. mer President was released trom research hospital in nearby Kan- sas City Wednesday. Accompan- ied only by her husband, Mrs. Trumian walked from the hospital to the family car for the short trip to her home. in 1456 was so poor that vihtners started throwing it away. But then the emperor decreed that the wine should be used in the|repiscs mortar that was going into con- struction of St. Stephen’s Cathe- dral in Vienna. sin The watch i Pope eas Row ot sinme Bree FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Wak: EDRATOLYTIC: AGO pant ee But if instability of government) may be taken as amaverage among | Caribbean nations, then Haiti | more average than most. __ | 10 MONTHS, 5 GOVERNMENTS Between December 1956 and Sep- tember 1957 Haiti had five govern- ments, each installed and sup- ported by the army. . Between 1937 and 1957 there eet fo | in Haiti, in each of which the army took part. In that period, and held office withéut the sup- | pert of the army. ea By various means, mainly con- sisting of disarming the regular army and setting up a secret force from within these instances of opposition: sabo- tage of a Port-au-Prince power station, secret radio broadcasts urging revolution, a suspected bomb plot set for last May Day, transport plane, and an eight-man invasion from Miami which seized intrigue, of democracy whose strength is based on a secret | poliee foree which is the esis of democracy. In the midst of all this is Presi- dent Francois Duvalier who was elected_in September, 1957, and -whose term under the constitution should run for six years. a 2 But it is always open season of presidents in Haiti and in this century only three have retired of their own accord. In this Negro republic, where it has been traditional for the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer, Duvalier’s govern- - inight before being wiped out. the main army barracks in Port- au-Prince and held them for a Of Haiti’s approximate four million population, about 90 per cent is Mliterate. National poli- tics is decided in Port-au-Prince | where the population is about 200,000, Most of the other people are too poor to care. | Haiti is dependent for much of its income on tourism. Shop keep. ers say this was the worst season | yet. * * * As of now, the bets are on) Duvalier to stay in office in- \definitely, ment is setting a record as one more honest than usual and one | whose interest In irrigation proj- ects, public housing and pub- lic welfare in general prove a “NOTICE OF INTENTION CON- struct drain- ntiac; de- the City Commission to construct curb, gutter grade, gravel, drainage and _ rel lated work on Howard Street from Johnson Avenue to Adelaide Street st an esti- mated cost of $8,360.55, and that the plan, profile and estimate of said im- frevemest is on file for public inspec- It is further intended to construct said improvement in -accordance with the plan, profile and estimate, and that the cost thereof shall be defrayed by special assessment according to front- age and that all of the lots and par- eels of land fronting upon either side of Howard Street from Johnson Avenue to Adelaide Street shall cohstitute the special assessment district to Gefray| penses thereof and that 81,398.75 o e estimated cost and expenses imarcal shall be paid from the Ca Epital Improve- ment Fund and that $360 the esti- oe a of — stubs . all be - raye y special assessment w& following lots in eo a foo! Ren 133 12: 98, Lot 42, NE"ly 200 ft. of Lot 38 and NEiy 334 ft. of 8E'ly os) Lot 39. at 8 o'clock to hear suggestions and chiens. ‘That may be made by parses interested. Dat a June 3, 1989 ver ADA R. EVANS, by| DELY aided by public leth-/ = $12 Million Art Group Given by Brundage Francisco his 12 million dollar! oriental art collection which some | appraisers call. the finest in the | Western world. | x * * ~| The city attorney’s office said Wednesday that Brundage, finan- national Olympic-Com mittee would donate half of his collection as soon as the city completes the| Brundage wing to the M. H, de Young Memorial Museum in Got etden Gate Park. The rest will be given over 25 years. | ‘\Wrong Man Is Let Out NEW YORK (AP)—Frank Epps, 36, of Brooklyn, who was convict- ed of taking part in a $200 rob- a year ago, was freed) Tuesday after another man con- | fessed to the crime. Epps had maintained his innocence through- City Clerk June 4, 59. out. He spent’ nine months in jail. 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Installment 3 _ ls | y ‘We Knew War Was Lost.. 'Sabjender. Not Honorable’ (Wes the Abies swarmed esbors ,With a German army mobile artil-, It's difficult to remember whatyartillery on the Allied ships hadjand hearing him say with a Ge-| the war. “The wheels must roll|division I was surprised to find so| | and removed to a hospital in Hol- German sriley cetaents for ine tery unit at Avranches, 60 miles! 1 thought ana fett then. I was greater range than our. big guns. ‘teats grin: “Let's take a Messer-|for victory,” the signs said. few dedicated Nazis. land. » * * aet of Hitiers Atlantic Wall speachhead. red, _¥ worn out trom tour eee They-could hit us while our a | July 20, there was a new] We ht hard, though it is dif- ) In “nis third of four articles com- “main Anied- lin Russia and from trying | to train’ shells| schmitt and go off to Spain. After oly 4 5 J > foug ugh : : the Allies ed into Hol- memorating D-Day, Horst Fluegge (a+ Cherbourg on the Normandy. ; ' sd replace tg, | fell far’ short. ** On July 20, 1944, the plot to as-|twist to that: ‘Heads roll for vic-| ficult now to explain why. We fell When ewpomty “ns mom & German i vast of France x m cc aplaciegs | SS aa mere | x * * sassinate Hitler took place and|tory—of the other side.” back slowly before the advancng|land I was shipped back to Ger- Q 208 orma 8 ong wa } ss Se oe TEaGr * * | Berlin where 1 a he en studying! Never during the war, including | failed. Word got around fast and| Near us was one of Hitler’s|American and British tanks. many and eventually found myself By HORST F ve I didn't see what happened at philosophy at the university when the disma] days in Russia, did I/we felt then that the war would crack SS divisions, the Leibstand- ~« * * in command of a newly organized BONN, Germany (AP)—We had Cherbourg that morning, for we the war began. find the morale of our troops as|last until we were driven back into|arte, The morale in that division | On Aug. 11 we underwent a par-/artillery unit on the Eastern front. waited for the phone call for a were marshaling the curious mix From the middle of May I had low as it was in the first days of Germany. 'was much higher than the morale: | ticularly severe attack. Most of) iI was in Czechoslovakia when the long time. It came around 8 ture of youthful veterans of the heen adjutant to the commander} the Allied invasion, « * * | the regular army divisions. the men of Unit 1154 were wre ended in wa 1X45. —= e’clock on June 6. A sergeant)/Russian front and the kids and of Artillery Unit 1154 in Av-| I remember talking to our staff) I remember the signs at the rail-| x~ «© *® jor taken prisoner, I was hit in the| Tomorrow: joseup , picked up the receiver. He list- ‘old men hastily recruited, for the ranches. | was moved there with/| chief in those first invasion days | way stations | in the early days of But | in 1 talks with officers of Seis side by a tank machine gunner| Rangers, - Ul 1 for while. then Turned to defense of the Atlantic Wall our other officers from the East- = = Seem ere Ketot) LOS.) WAlBeg Lie | We marched for two days until. ern front O O ow! us and said, “They have landed.” we reached the Orne River ne: ar) * * * HURRY! DOORS OFEN 9: :30 r ? P. M. T M RR } That was D-Day, 13 years ago. Caen and there we ran into the) Our men were mostly young- I was a lieutenant stationed powerful barrages of the Alhed oo. and old men who had held ae naval vessels that lay offshore aa - aes : , ; taff jobs in Berlin. They were }. We were an exhausted, defeated inexperienced and unable to cope: : Pat hr, the men of Artillery Unit with the superior weapons and F { C 4. We knew we had lost the manpower of the enemy. | Z ITS oms () war, but there was nothing to do * os * - but fight it out. To us it did not! We were not at all surprised appear honorable to surrender. that the Allies struck at Cher-| s . Miner f uirrel . * * ‘hourg. 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ONE COLOR ne 2 - ~- eee Higher Interest Probablé Soon on Government Bonds of such legislation, He said it | The law now limits the interest might “feed fires of inflation.” that the government can pay to which are and sold by Some Democrats contend the/3% per cent on ‘Series E” sav- big investors wes day. ’ government itself is responsible|ings bonds bought by small invest-| In hope of ho! down congres- Bigjon future issues of ‘these govern-, saving for their children’s col- issues of big government bonds lege expenses, He said it would be called the “educational as- surance bond.” WASHINGTON (UPD — and small investors may be given|ment securities, including savings a chance this summer to buy|bonds -purchased by workers Urges Drivers to Sing Appropriate Road Song eel ay NORFOLK, Va. @—Jimmy. Eth- eridge of the traffic _bureau_here says auto drivers should sing while they drive, He displays a slogan advocating; at 45 mph, sing “High. iways ate happy ways;”’ at 55 mph “Pm but a stranger here, Heaven is my home;” at 65 mpb “Nearer my God to Thee;” at 75 mph “When the roll is called up yonder I'll be there;” at 85 mph “Lord I'm comming home." new government bonds paying) through payroll. deductions, Senate Republican Leader permits. Everett M. Dirksen ((Ill) pre- President Eisenhower is. ex-| dicted yesterday the President pected to ask Congress within. a) also would propose a new bond few days to permit higher interest’ calculated to appeal to parents | | on federal bonds will produce a, bitter congressional fight. APPROVAL LIKELY Any request for higher interest Nevertheless, Congress probab-| for the fact that the cost of bor- rowing money has risen to the higest level in three decades. * * * These Democrats acknowledge ‘ors and to 4% per cent on ‘big bonds which may not be redeemed at the treasury until maturity. BIG INVESTORS BUX The tater generally are pur- Meet Demands of Modern Engines y will wind up granting — but\thar the Treasury in today’s mo-|chased only by big investors and sional debate, the administration wants to include\ \the legislation in a package bill with “must” legis- lation to increase the ceiling on the natjona! debt. | * *| . Congressional leaders agree 'grudgingly—some of the authority ney market can’t sell long-term|are issued in denominations from|that the debt cejling must be sought by the President, Legisla- bonds to big investors with the Gas Advances Keep Pace NEW YORK ‘(AP}—Modern gas olines are being tatlored to meet the demands of modern automo- biles Two oil scientists said this week advances in gasolines the past 10 years have exceeded any other comparable period in the 70 years of motor fuel demand. They said promising justified by future advances are but will have to be economical prices W. J. Sweeney and J. F. Kung of Esso Research and Engineer. ing Co. predicted, however, that demand for gasoline will con tinue to boom. Assuming the average motorist gets 12.5 miles per vehicle travel in the United States in 1967 vach &H) billion gallon, is expected to appre Straits Bridge Traffic Down Car Crossings in May Dectine, but True Use Shows Increase (UPD) Truck traffie Mackinac Bridge increased Jast month but traffic over the $100 million struc 41 IGNACE across the auto ture was down 13 per cent from May of last vear weording to figures just released chairman said dur vehicles s compared to Prentiss M of the Bridge ing Jast gnonth crossed the Atrait 80.090 vehicles in May of 1958 and Wwe Brown Authority, 69,418 in the same period in 1957 He reported that truck com bination traffic continued te increase during May and ‘t was 11.3 per cent above the compar able Period of last year Revennes were down 447 per cent compared to May of last Veat Brown announced. “The bridge prossed $284,369 last month A vear nyo the total was $315,002." He said that the three-day Memorial Day weekend last year saw 10,000 more vehicles bridge than during this past two Memorial Day holiday . * * & said big revenue months July, Atirnust ross the day Hrown June, September “If its a said, “bridge new highs ' were and hot traffic summiet he will soar to ‘tion permitting some hike in the! present limit on interest. foot rate ey ae be-| But_ the tend the Pract aia : | dent should solve the problem Forecasting “considerable op- | by persuading monetary authort- |$500 to $1,000,000. The President discussed his proposals with congressional leaders at a secret bipartisan White House meeting Monday. jhigh $286,000,000,000 — or thtee increased by July 1) if the govern- ment is to continge paying its bills. The debt now tetas a record miles. The 38 mullion vehicles of positien,’’ Senate Demoeratie | ties to relax credit restraints, | Word of the meeting leaked out, ibillion dollars higher than the 1947 traveled an estimated 20) Whip Mike Mansfield (Mont) | thereby forcing down Interest | resulting in a further decline in | permanent ceiling which is sche- billion miles said “I fear the consequences” | rates. market prices of outstanding | \duled to go into effect duly 1. Antiknock qualities of gasoline . , ~ sina Saas average creased to had engines 1On ¥ Ready Facilities at Port Huron for Seaway Rush LAN hopes to SING (UPD Port Huron have its shipping facilities ready for the late rush along the St. Lawrence new Se nSsoOn Sea makes a happy crowd of three! way, said City Clerk Robert EF Krenke “We should have the bond wold hy mid dune Krenke uid after the Municipal Finance Commission ipproved a $400,000 bond issue for $--- C0 ; ¥ ae pane onerete pron rimy Ie: wlenonebannatbounntbncnstivensebosenenes riatl pur mnie iehouse pid locking facility Attorney) Genernl Pant bb. [BBR eh og ie ee eg *. 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District classifications are re- i acco to pe tion. Now having a pepulation of over 10,000, the Walled Lake district qualifies to become a third class district. . Only two names will appear on Monday's ballot, Incumbents, Julius Nelson and Josepn~ Long are uncontested in their bid to retain their posts on the school board through re-election. MILFORD Five candidates are seeking one seat gn the Huron Valley District Board of Education to be fill@d in the forthcoming election. _ They are Dr. Thomas Nugent, Anthony Coppola, Mervyn Kidd, Charlies Martin and Eugene Rus- sell. SS Se ee Eudeation members, and in six; Should the Walled Lake Consoli-, Mrs. Louise Dildine, the incum- bent appointee, is not seeking election. WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Registered voters of ,the West Bloomfield School District will be asked to elect one of three can- didates for a three-year position on the school board. They are Mrs. Frances M. Leaf, the incumbent, Mrs. Virginia Vog- elsburg and Frank Jones. ROMEO nity School District wil] name two members to the Board of Educ® tion in Monday’s annual school ‘election. * * * Although seven names will, ap- pear on the ballot, the list of can- didates now stands at four with the recent withdrawal of three men from the race. candidates are Mrs. | C. Harold (Ruby) Wills, Ray Wil- son, Edward A. Jacob and Clyde Hotchkiss Sr., an incumbent, The other incumbent, present Board President Allen Rush, is, re- tiring this year for reasons of health. | x * * Names of the other men which) wil] appear on the ballot, although | they are no longer candidates, are) AVONDALE In the Avondale School District three men, including the two in- cumbents, are running for the two vacancies on the Board of Educa- dent Gordon S. Hamilton, member School District will be asked to Electors ih the Romeo Commu- || ber to the Board ef Education, vot- Wilson and Richard Bristol. i 14 School Elections in County Area Monday | The candidates are Board Presi-jers in the Rochester Community} Graham Terry; veteran of some 15 years on the board, is not run- ning again, nor is Harold Hough who has served for 12 yéars. IMLAY CITY R, Grant Graham and newcomer approve a two-mill operating tax Earl C. Wilson, |increase in Monday's annua] elec- UTICA ition, George F. Roberts, gecretary | of the Board of Education of the Utica Community Schools, will be challenged for re-election by twe newcomers .in Monday’s election. They are Charles F. Bannow and Gerald A. Moll. District voters also will be asked the eme vacancy on the board | are Fred Houghton, John Terry, | Victer Zink and Raymond Storm. ~ Lewis B. Arscott, veteran of five terms on the Rochester board, is retiring this year. on the board are Kenneth Ander- to approve two propositions. The ALMONT son, bdegeck Speeret: —— | first proposal requests passage of} Two veteran members of the; cum » Howard Caldwell, | a $2,886,000 bond issue for school'Board of Education of the Almont! The other incumbent, Hugh De expansion. The other seeks support;Community School Cistrict are re-|Camp, veteran of 28 years on the, of the proposition to put Utica/signing this year, and four new- board, is not seeking re-election. | teachers under the Teacher's Ten- comers are seeking election Mon- | The two parcels are one-half, ure Act, os |day to the two posts. acre, formerly the Donovan School ROCHESTER | The candidates are Mrs. Jean property, and three-quarters of an} In addition to electing one mém- Swayze, Robert Currey, Robert acre, whith was the White Sand)! {Hill School property, | the board permission to sell two smal] parcels of land. Running for three-year terms | ‘two places on the Holly Area|T- Seator, and Shirley Gray. iSchool] Board of Education. Voters in the Imlay City School Cumbent; Mrs. The four men whe filed for |District will elect two members to incumbent; the Board of Education Monday Vasil M. Kerensky and Wa and also decide whether to grant | Mendez. . SEVENTEEN ~ \ HOLLY jtime are the two. incumbents,;W. Braun, did not file for re There are five candidates for Philip C. McCullough and Norman election. _ SOUTH A special issue on i Southfield Public School District ballot asks ‘for a two-mill increase. If ap- proved, voters will pay a school tax of 15.38—mills for operating ex- penses. The present debt service millage will fall off 1 mill. Two posts for three years’ dura- tion and one for four years will be filled at this time. Candidates for the three-year seats are Ernest J. Coverdill, in- cumbent appointee, and John G. Campbell who ran last year and FARMINGTON The names of three candidates . »,. for two posts on the Farmington William B. Darnton; : rren Public School's Board will appear jon Monday’s ballot. They are Le- ae land G. Clifford and Vernon P. WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP Fisher, both incumbents, and A, Voters in the Dublin School Dis-| William Tilder. trict will be asked to approve an} LYON TOWNSHIP increase of eight mills for school operation during the next eight) Four candidates are running years. ; | fer two Board of Education trus- Since five mills are being de. | tee offices of three-year duration ducted frem building bend | in the Lyon Township School Dis- millage at this time, voters actu. | trict. — These include the in- ally will face a three-mill Rike | Cumbent, William I. Markham, | was defeated by a slim margin. in school taxes, if the special | 28d newcomers Donald C. Coe, For the one four-year post, can- issue is passed, ' Wilfred A. Heidt and Lester V. ldidates are Liev Larson, incum- Candidates for the two school Slauter Jr. ; ‘bent: Kenneth Carakostas, Gordon board posts heing vacated at this}! The other incumbent, Raymond;C. Henderson .and Sol Siegel. They are Howard F. Chanter, in- Elinore Seavey, WE ae rathiranTaw Also Charged | Utica Mayor Is Accused of Hitting Ex-Son-in-Law UTICA — Assault and battery) warrants were issued yesterday, Leaving State | : Upon leaving, he drove with his Carrick Products Co. friend Giovanni Tani, 21, of 59533, Moving to Mississippi M. T. Cummiskey, Conrad J.|against Utica Mayor Edward east tion owned by poe to Cut Wages, Taxes Friedemann and George Burns. | Church and his father-in-law for) father-intaw, Harry Kollmorgen,| lallegediy beating up Church's! peinel stated. ROYAL OAK — Plans to move /former son-in-law at a local gaso-/ 4. they pulled into the station,| plant. operations to Greenville, line station. | he said he saw Kollmorgen leav- Miss., were announced yesterday The warrants were issued by jing. He added that a few minutes by’ the Carrick Products Co. Macomb County Justice Francis) jater Kollmorgen returned with! The departing auto parts firm A. Castellucci on the complaint!Church. . {employs about 200 persons, ‘of Fred Riebel, 21, of 454 Gateway,| Riebel said Church told him to *_ + * Pontiac. Riebel was divorced in| step out of the car. He claims that! Reasons given for Moving were March from Chirch’s daughter,|as he did Church and his father. “Substantially lower” wages and |Barbara. She obtained the divorce lon grounds of mental cruelty, Mrs. Riebel was given custody meled him as he lay on the floor board of his car. eompany, - Royal Oak Fim Brunette Beauty Chosen in-law pushed him back and pum- ‘*es prevailing in the South. An- nouncement was made by John D. | iScofield, board chairman of the| Independence Day Queen ROCHESTER — A radiant bru- nette, who impressed the judges with her beauty, brains and talent, | last night became Rochester's first Independence Day Queen. * * * . She is Carole Bird, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Bird of 5131 Orion Rd , Oakland Town: ship. | | + , | . Hoping her selection as queen will be the steppigg stone te a professional modeling career, Ca: role is presently employed as a secretary at the McManus, John and Adams advertising firm in Bloomfield Hills. lof the couple’s only child, Stephen, 18 months old. ties and Utica police then arrived | on the scene, and Riebel was In a formal statement made Macomb County Sheriff's depu- | He sald the decision was made | | by the firm's oard of directors | when faced with a choice of mov- | i “Miss Rochester's” first maid of honor is Beatrice Bissett, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. yesterday Riebel told Assistant Macomb County Prosecuting At- torney Roy Rogensues that the beating occurred Sunday after he had left the Church home at 45854 Cass Ave., where he. had gone*-to visit his som. —-++ Drive Begins ' Little League Baseball - Teams to Canvass for Funds in Independence for Exchange Junket AVON TOWNSHIP —«Seventeen-)sen Marjatta Eskelinen of Kuopio, year-old Irvin Gingrichahas-been| Finland, to be the foreign ex- selected by the New Yorkéoffice change student at Avondale Senior, of American Field Service ta rep-| High School for the 1959-60 school) ‘been started by a volunteer rec- reation committee. A-door-to-door campaign to raise | funds will get under way early; Saturday morning, when boys of ithe Little League baseball teams ‘will canvass the,area with can- nisters for contributions. resent Avondale Senior High School year. in a foreign courtry this Summer,| _ Marjatta’s foster,parents while - R.¥. Crowell, school pringipal, an-| she is in the United States will nounced today. : be Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Tall- For more than a year, 9 six: * * man, of 950 Francis St., Avon | member recreation board has Irvin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Hu-| Township, Her American sisters been. organizing an@ seheduling bert Gingrich of 3167 Caroline St.,| will be Barbara and Jerry Tall- | 2ctivities for youth Pag oenes Auburn Heights will leave June 15} man. | Eat ot Oe ee — e = for the Netherlands. A high school junior this year in Jects have been supplied by While there he will study the Finland, Marjatta’s special inter-| United Fund, customs of the country and learn lests are sports, music, people., According to. the committee, about family life in a Dutch plangesges and homemaking. made up of Walter Wilberg, Har- home, | ‘ Crowell said Avondale has Been old DeLongchamp, Robert Jensen- A senior next year, Irvin will|very active in the AFS program ius, Leo Armstrong, Mrs. George return home late.in the summer.'the past two years and has had Gray and Mrs American Field Service has cho-|two foreign exchange students thus population growth in the Clarkgton a y ~~ (far, one from Germany and one area has expanded.to such tiro- ‘from Sweden. ; + | | | | ; ! i College Grads and eventual] recreation center has almost” become a neceésity. Recreation Unit | Clarence Frapjt, | iportions that a full-time director Mount Clemens, for. treatment of abrasions of the throat and— shoulders. Church said the incident resulted| from ‘‘an accumulation of happen-| ings over the past few months.”) | He added that he would deny to his! dying day that he had hit | Church, who is serving his sec-| jond two-year term as mayor, is) i'manager of the IBM Department} | bowling alley. The two will be arraigned today} ‘before Justice Castellucci. | INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP— | | Definite action for establishment lot a_self-supporting recreation de- |partment’ for the ® township has a Senate Passes $44 Billion. taken to St. Joseph Hospital, ing or going out of business, The | company lost over $100,000 in the last 12 months during what was supposed te have been a good automotive year, he said. Employes here have been of- fered job transfers when the firm pulls up stakes in Septémber, bir they must accept the lower wage anyone. ' rates prevailing in Mississippi, ac-| eerding to Scofield. * He declined * to * estimate how of Pontiac Motor Division, General mech money would be saved in Motors Corp. Kollmorgen owns &@ taxes by the move. However, he | admitted that the board had been guaranteed “substantial tax re Farm Bill With Loan Limit _ WASHINGTON \m — The. Senate yesterday passed a bill supplying mote than 4', billion dollars to finance government farm _pro- gtams for the 12 months beginning duly 1. . The vote.was 73-10. Passage came after Sen. John Stennis. (D-Miss) abafidoned a fight to soften a $50,000 limit | on price support loans to any | one farm or farmer. | The Senate bill now goes back to the House arid a Senate-House conference + committee probably will be gamed to iron out differ- | fering $50,000 limitation and Sep. te leaders apparently agreed to’ work out any differences in this horse-trading session rather than ‘on the Senate floor. supports on corn and other crops without controls. Sen. Milton R. Young (R-ND) raised an-gbjection that the Doug- las amendment was out of order, Young’s conteftien was upheld. A vote of 48-37 rejected an ef- ifort by Sen. John “#. Williams, (R-Del) to chop 75 million dollars from the 450 million authorized for the soil bank program. Young-Campbell Nuptials Said Pine House had adopted a ap tA Orion Rite ORION TOWNSHIP — Pedrline Campbell recently became the bride of Charles FE. Young in a ceremony performed in the bride- Who Don't Like Siberia Chided MOSCOW (UPI) — University graduates who duck job assign- .ments in such places as Siberia and the Arctic Circle have come in for some chiding from the So- viet press. In the Soviet Union the student fs expected to pay for his years of free education by accepting a job wherever he is needed. It is not obligatory that he does so, but neither is it-comsidered playing the game if he réfusps. Some. refusing and some half- hearted accepting have been go- ing on, however, according to the Communist youth organ “Mos- ‘cow Komsomolets.”” The newspaper cited several eases of students it said were only interested in staying under the pro- fective wings of their families in Méscow. Some of them were children of influential or wel] known parents and-in these cases mama and papa also came in for a blast for failing to instill their offspring with the trae Communist spirit. Avondale High Band to Sponsor Tag Days AUBURN HEIGHTS—The Avon: dale Senior High School Band will hold tag day tomorrow and Satur- day here to raise funds for new | equipment, Bob Evans, band pres Both men were flown to San) following minor | Mute to Charge of Murder Intent ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Git- ton Johnson, 37, of 10768 Hinsdale /St., was arraigned yesterday be-| ifore Justice Lonnie Cash here and| stood mute on a charge of assault ‘with intent to murder in the shoot-/ | ing of Alfred, Dillard, 27, of 10685 Foxton Ct., Saturday. | Dillard is reported to be in “good” condition-at William Beavw- | mont Hospital, Royal Oak. ~*~ & * * | Johnson allegedly shot Dillard from the backyard of .his home. | Dillard wes found lying wounded | in his own backyard. Witnesses| the . shooting was unpro- | ed and that Johnson had been| drinking. Johnson, unable to produce $5, |000 bail, is in the Oakland County Jail awatiing examination June 11. | { 2 County Men Enlist in Marine Corps in May i | | Only two Oakland County men \were among the five who enlisted, } | i lin the U.S. Marine Corps last month through the Marine Corps! Recruiting substation in Pohtiac. According to recruiters. the new. area enlistees were - Robert = Larson, df 1673 Petrolia’ St., West) Dr., Bloomfield Hills. in Wheelchair Inside Her Home (AP) PORTLAND, Ore. unable to move from her chair sat helplessly and * * * Car Hits Woman | = betore passage Sen. Paul H. Douglas (D-Ill) lost on a parlia- mentary ruling an effort to pre- vent any price supports unless pro- duction controls are jn operation. of Agriculture Ezra Taft “to wreck the Wednesday as a driveriess car smashed through a wall and win- dow into her. Attendants at Portland Sanitari- um said Mrs. Glen Darnall, 58, suffered fractures of both legs. She was sitting, as was her daily custom, in a chair watthing. the traffic go by. Driver Thanks Police ‘for Taking His License HUDSON, Mass. (AP) A putes whose license was sus- ‘the Memorial Day weekend ex- pended for drunken driving over A car rounded a corner nearby pressed his appreciation Wednes- and the driver and passenger sud- day. denly fell from an open door. The) jcar plunged through a hedge, trav-' ‘eled up the lawn and smashed who took him into custody: headon inte the house * * * Police said Earl Wagoner, 24, d he had been driving the car have been iwhen the door opened and he fell. in the highway fatality list. Worse |Passenger Cene Cannon, 29, told yet, I might have killed someone officers he reached for Wagoner sai and fell out -too. The driver was not cited. Judge Gillis Recovering at Commerce Home May 22. P He plans * * * He wrote the three policemen * * “I! it wasn't for the action taken by the police I probably would just another number i { else." Continental Motors Lists '6-Month Earnings Dip DETROIT m# — Continental 30. 818, ident; arineunced today. . |Diego, Calif... for 12 weeks of and skin grafts on a toe badly'responding period Jast-year. The band will play in front of the recruit training after which they|cut in a power mower decident) G Keego Hardware Store here from'will undergo five weeks iridividual ; 3:30 to 6 p.m. tomorrow and from at training at Camp Joseph : be Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif. President reredits of $400,000. rm program” by offering price | J. Reese said . . earnings for the first half of last a two-week convales STRAWS at a |dent Camilo Ponce earlier put the- * Tr asin ‘nation under martial law. J | The Communist party openly challenged the martial law decree ) and appealed for “a great front i Keep cool and comfortable, tn a , ae & ~ 4 _ iof popular and democratic unity capi esl) or Milan ‘all stylish Should Sell for ” ” eh = oa by Malic ry a Lightly : M T he. F “D b k” ( we ietato ae on woven to let the bre h- ; . 1 : LU to prevent dictatorship ’ smartly shaped for fg es of fash. $32.50 whore of s¢ Gmous un roo | ‘The army general staff in tak ' fon this ia the hat that will oe Guayaquil in Ecuador ing over command of the country mine Ze eee 19 Se welt dressed ON SALE AT appeated to students and workers Faces Curfew After to remain calm and not be led ALL ONE PRICE : Muti jastray by agitators. 2 Nights of tiny | The generat staff said in a cem- r.) 95 , jmunique that it had proof of a- 4 GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (AP) —|"dangerous subversive plot that Machinegun fire crackled through) may threaten the very existence IEE this hig port city in the early of the Ecuadorean nation." It = hours today, with troops chasing hia med subversive ctements, In the Swim with the Best! looters after two nights of tloting “some of them in the service of ‘ e . @ : ~ i } blamed bv the powernmert oon foreign interests.’ _ - SWIMWEAR All the fellows know Jantzens are tops in the swim! We have a complete selection of all the newest styles. $351, $595 For Smart Summer Comfort ARROW SHIRTS You'll always be cool in these air-conditioned Open Weave Arrows. New smart short-stay collars for dress or casual wear in short sleeves, whites and g cool pastel colors af °26" | tropical | You'll Like These— SUITS They're so smart and so good looking. Whether you. want a Hig . light color in grey, tan or a> : in the ‘Ever-Popular medium color, or even a char- coal, you'll find just what you win Sin's toa’ ~63DACRON BLENDS and “Drip-Dry"” Wash ‘n’ Wear You Don't Have to Pay $40 or $45 Our Feature Price Just 33 For cool comfort this summer, you éan’t beat these Tropicals! 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Pd 5) i # ma — ——— ft ! < | j * ; " | Hi y > n ; . | ij = - 5 / ; oy |. & ; ; ) ; i : } > / inc $f hy § THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 _NINETEEN _ DETROIT @ — ‘SChnesies ete tie an bs Os Se dk tredom, within the limits per- ,ber, only 39 are full-fledged peel Internally, Hatcher said, all’ Even in some cases, Hatcher (cmt tee Stas aligealed Sy Soa He said) the rector of Irkutsk versities, the remainder being) Soviet universities follow almost | said, industry is represented 0M Ministry of Higher Education. This| University in Siberia gave.the best in Russia to the require-|of copyrighted articles in the De-| ™uftéd by the government. seents of te oe <. te a troit N which has made them} He reported, however, St qproeetetinnd: nctntione of ene Sent sty ts beaded by a eclr whe fe | Roughly, 99 per | compares with ‘the University of 205"e"; a A the Soviet system economically, /ayailable to the Associated Press.inumber of students who can ‘be + 6. appointed by the Minis a | Roughly 99.9 per cent of the ichigan where only 44 per cent}, . culturally, politically and ideo- : field is ri try ‘budget of Soviet universities of the total budget represents “We are building three: new , * * * accepted for any gidly| . “As a general rule what we| Higher Education from a panel _ » \buildings at a cost of almost 30 —. the view expressed by|, While reporting that educafion|prescribed by the Ministry of know as the professional cro recommended by the academic Guard Units ‘R ; q \state appropriations. [million rubles ($3 million). ‘They Dr. Harlan H: Hatcher, president|"®* 20 intrinsic value in itself in} Higher Education, “as are, gener-|(medicine, engineering, agricul-| coumell of the institution. var nits “Restore The ministry also makes all ir to house our humanities facili- of the Universtiy of Michigan, whol%@. Soviet Union, Hatcher said/.ny the courses to be taught, the[ture, architecture, mining, ete.}} ‘The top-administrative body is| | awomic up-Historical designa-| 2PPolmtments with the rank of |ties.” recently headed a delegation oft he did not wish.to imply that!,. fri aa reder3 J PITA hii 108 NORTH SAGINAW SUITE... _ BEDROOM SET.. Reg. $149.50 2-PIECE 88. ~ Reg. $269.95 2-PIECE SOFA BED and Matching Lounge Chair. Nylon Cord SECTIONAL 139 Reg. $149.95 4-Pc. Modern Platinum Mbhg. ‘7 9 Reg. $39.95 4-PIECE MAPLE BUNK BED OUTFIT... Reg. $29.95 FAMOUS CRIB with $ Adjustable Side . . I 5 Reg. $29.95 CHEST of — DRAWERS in ] 8 MAPLE...... 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That’s the opinion, anyway of Dr. Laurence Morehouse, a UCLA profes- sor who has developed a straight- backed, ‘rotating rocking chair te help keep the fluids in motion, Watching television, sitting in an office or driving a car can be just as dangerous as stalking lions in Africa, says Dr. More- ‘house, who is the director of UCLA’s human performance laboratory. SERIOUS RESULTS r ~ problems, says Dr. Morehouse, is a self- aligning ‘seat padded with sponge. rubber which has been devolped at the UCLA lab. This chair supports the body's weight on the “seat beres” or tuberosities (“sit on your hands and you'll feel ee: said Dr. Morehouse). The. chair’s soft springs wield to the sit- - tér’s weight and are in constant, though barely noticeable motion. “3 PCT, IMPROVEMENT Dr. Morehouse said tests disclosed that those seated in the experimental chair showed a 3 per cent improvement over scores obtained while seated in a conven- tional chair when operating the reacto- meter—an automobile driving .simulator— Jet Plane Has - 4 Kids.Begging _ . ‘to'Attend Schoo | “TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — About gaze out of school windows, day- dreaming about a carefree sum- mer vacation. That's not the case at Van Buskirk Grammar School in Tucson. ~.,What caused this? The credit goes to Elizabeth Treadwell, principal of Van Bus- igrk She asked and received from ithe Air Force an obsolete airplane | ito place. on the school grounds. The plane was selected by Mrs. Treadwelt after a shopping tour around Davis-Monthan Air Force Base near Tucson. She turned down a B26. “Too big.’ She rejected an F84, ‘Too this time each year, youngsters); — is tops EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED , -TRUCKLOAD SALE! Vita | Why hunt all over town? You'll find the mower you want at Waite's SPECIAL! When man sits for a prolonged period, and the pursuitmeter which is an electronic obsolete.” She chose an FSB jet) , —\ ‘ J says Dr. Morehouse, the blood and other tracking device. fighter. s « « ees ‘ fs fluids collect in the: lower extremities, The , 7 | a : j result, he says, can be swollen feet, fa- oa a Pacey Be not a “e | The plane, was delivered Wednes.| Stop Gas a t = tigue, drowsiness, fainting, thrombosis or a ae Ne eens sad \day. It was lifted over the school, Throttle Control y wen i Qeaihh : , chronic sitters: Make certain your legs fence by a big crane as a flock) * * And it’s even more dangerous, he said, for the women who frequently sit for long periods wearing tight girdles. Dr. Morehouse said many auto accidents blamed on drivers’ “blacking out,” fatigue, dizziness or slowed coordination might. very well be traced to impaired circulation. * * * A possible answer to the sitting man’s are uncrossed and that the edge of the chair or tight clothing doesn’t cut off _ circulation ; On auto trips, stop as often as possible and take a short walk. If traveling by train, bus or plane, get up frequently and pace the aisle; and If you’re an office worker, put your feet up on the desk occasionally—even if you're not the boss. of youngsters watched. | “They stood around,”’ said Mrs. Treadwell, “with their eyes hang- ing to their chins.”’— “The plane will make the school \oe on more like part of this world of ours. It will be the most fabu- lous jungle gym anybody ever saw It's sort of fantastic, when you ak — it,” she said. * * The nae and parents agree.| |Coyette Nelson, 6, has been out| ~ POWER MOWER WITH FULL 3 H.P. 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Others, more envisage se&-saucers skimming across the Atlantic. the courts: icy for punks.” new told that to two 15-year-old boys before him for burglary and * * * It’s the sea-saucer, a hybrid air-|r craft and ship that its designers believe could be the forerunner of ‘giant’ craft revolutionizing air travel. Delinquents Enjoy Living That Way’ auto theft. * * * The judge deferred sentencing | & | Edward E. Schrader and Michael | |D. Fullmer for three years, but get-tough word Wednesday from “We have a new -pok Superior Judge Henry Clay Ag-}* jsaid he expected them to get in| Mrs. Gregory Escalante said all four of her children are pleading for an early breakfast so they can get a head start for school. “You know something else,” Mrs. Treadwell: added, ‘‘There's a bird nest in one of the intake tun- nels. We can study about jets and ‘nature at the same time . 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It would bé a re ing along when he came across "@ Clipper Craft Clothes —@ Jockey Underwear beeps actor-war hero Jimmy,o 80. | a shocking blow to the morale of |P®- = + sort neti a it T keep hearing a lot of talk,/a cow eating grass at the edge of © Arrow Shirts, Sportewear @ Interwoven Socks. Stewart from getting his star as 2) ~ & * ‘the service if Gen. O’Donnell’s |ward lard, and the ‘look behind his|some of it unkind, about Professor|the highway, © Michaels-Stern Clothes © Hickok Belts buck general in the Air Force Re-' He risked his chances of promo- | promotion is blocked by a single professional eyeglasses is benign. (Einstein sending a letter to Presi. ‘ * * © . h eason ee the alternatives leave philip Mongeau who left the de- , ~ wo «Cer eave : a - ~ shoppers was in Britain, studying Phage. The American Rocket So- 7 choice partment to | =| \exabative sowerink the performance of Comet I and)ciety” recently” named— this orit- |secretary of the Michigan State r FE 27-9253. the Vickers Viscount. By early ‘Standing aero-medic its president.| The first vessel to fly the Con-| Employes’ Assn. m 0B0n, 0:38 - 5:38 '1952 the company now knéw what! At Columbia University the other ‘tinental flag in- the American MIRACLE MILE it wanted in the way of a jet— day Stapp was asked, perhaps Revolution was the schooner| Pennsylvania leads all the states : _ Open Se oe and no company on earth could archly, about the curious intrusion Hannah, built at Pevely, Mass. lin production of buckwheat. |then meet the requirements for = eee = -_ , ispeed, range, payload and oper-) ating cost j _ / —* SS ee | In November 1952, United | ~ ~ | “built’’ the equivalent of today’s O a N) O S a Ve a O UU Sa r) a al DCS and \ts similar predecessor, | | the Boeing 707, which beat it to , | the market. 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(UPD — The Ala-| They also said people are mar i bamia Baptist Children’s Home j\g younger in most countries aa ee ec a aid your staying married longer. Vv S flock of preduction-conscious hens| _ These comenetons were drawa that don’t know when to stop wosk.| {79m the world's first compre- +.| hensive set of international The hens have thé children’s : ‘ marriage and diverce statistics, welfare at heart; and maybe an U. N eye on breaking a few records. | Published im the 1958 U. N. demographic _ yearbook. “‘Deme- According to detailed records, | gra ’ means “writing about some of the hens are laying as le.” many as three eggs a day while others are producing two. In their analysis of the fearee, | the statisticians said death rates| Anyone familiar: with poultry;among married people, of both) will tell you hens lay only one isexes and all ages, are all lower, egg a day, and those in the know |than among others. usually say it’s impossible for_a) - x *+* * chicken to do.mores In fact, it's eraa?! they cbeesied. “mat supposed to be against the laws ace Ay be cad to be advan. . iii « *« * tageous from a health viewpoint Edwin :E. Blanton, livestock |f0r. both men and wemen; even ” manager at the home, keeps a the dangers of child-bearing have | watchful eye on his 478 hens, “He|been reduced to“a point where) feeds them and picks up the eggs the death rates for married women ; which roll out in individual hop-|@7¢ 5° longer ‘in excess of these . for other women.’ MARRY EARLIER “Marriages,” they went on, ‘‘are | taking place eartier and at a higher rate than ever before in recent demographic. history.” They noted that the average age jot brides is about 24 and that of The records further show that/STeoms about 27, and that in most s % countries in the last 10: years the’ wee ett days aiteer 2's 79|perougtnge OE -petncne Stn. singie days, another 73 in 69 days, that at ages 45 to 54 has dropped. two produced 83 in 78-days,_twe__Diverce rates have risen in 29 | more laid 73 in 69 days, another; areas and fallen in only 9. But l produced 73 in 68 days, and one| at the same time, the statisti- manged 86 in 72 days. cians noted that “duration of x * * marriages “before resort to di- The hens are the kimberly strain, vorce seems te be increasing.” of white leghorn hybrid, and, pur- | The average married life before chased as baby cBicks last year,| divorcee has increased in 26 coun- were raised under Blanton's direc-| tries, decreased in 18. tion. The yearbook brought. out that, Maybe the hens ua like chil- sanell woking for husbands: are | dren. more likely to find them in Alaska | than anywhere else —. and that) men looking for wives are more | likely to find them in East Ger-| pers, devised so that no hen can rob her neighbor of an egg to make her record look better. Blanton’s little black book shows that during one month, 16 hens each produced three eggs in a single day and 30 produced two in a day. The U.S. Capitol building would fit into any one of the, five pie- You'll Live Longer Married females over 14, 205 got married; have the second highest divorce annoally in, a recent’ three-year) rate — 4.3. Nap-residents from | period — against only 87 in the the United States account for | rest of the Wnited States. | many of these divorces. In East Germany, out of 1,000! 3. For countries, as distinct. marriageable males over 14, 113 from territories, the United States got married. ‘shows the world’s. highest divorce OTHER FIGURES irate — 2.2, Figures in the. yearbook as) 4. British Honduras reports the | analyzed by its authors also lowest divorce rate — .02, Northern, indicated: \Ireland reports .07 and Portugal 1. 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Mr. Allen died yesterday at th€ition and Grace “Lutheran Church, ‘Mr. Newman died yesterday aft- family home. 8480 Hyne Rd, Brigh- Surviving are his wife, Beverly; | ler a year-long illness. é ton Township. his parents, Mr. and a Ww. Suriving are a son, George H.; LAKE ORION — Service for - Mickey gene Has Short Wife, Possible Woes | HOLLYWOOD (AP) ~~ Mickey Rooney says he’s happy because he finally got—on the fifth try—a wife shorter than he, But his lat- est mafriage may pose some legal ‘protilems for the. pint-sized actor. | “She suits me,” Rooney said of) , No. 5—blonde Barbara Thomason, U- 'S: Rep. William §. Broom. imported, mostly from England. Highway Bill Called Madness Broomfield Sees Toll Road Repayment Plan Ruining U.S. Program started." be: ‘strictly @ gravy train’ for lYork, California and Illinois. ~—Tnaces and other purposes had Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Bryant Tyrrell of Takoma Park. of Lake Orion; a sister and a Lillian Parlett of Mio; five sons,'niq- two children, Susan and brother, two grandchildren and! Carl of Troy, Roy of Perry. Earl joyce, both at home; and a ae ae great-grandchjldren. of Byron, Harley of Brighton! ter Tee _ Township and Melbourne of De- Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat-| —— JEAN (. WARREN troit; and three brothers, Frank urday at the Donelson-Johns Fu-| HOLLY — Service for Miss Jean of Pontiac, Mike of Sparta and neral Home with burial in white| ©: Warren, 44, of 304 Hadley &t., Ed of St. Petersburg, Fla ‘Chapel Memorial Cemetery. will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday trom the Bendle Funeral Home MES. THOMAS W. DAVIS MRS. FRANK BETZLER —“here. Burial will be in Lakeside The bodv of Mrs. Thomas W Cemetery. 17. of 48 Feneley AUBURN HEIGHTS — Funeral, tage! 1) avis eral arrangements are pending for Mrs.. Miss Warren died yesterday at Ct. will be at the Pursle y Fun her home after a lang finess. Home until 11:30 a m. Friday when Frank ~tAnnie C.) Betzler, A, | She was employed a 17 years it will be taken to the Church of onetime resident of Auburn as executive secretary of the Hol- God, 546 E. Pike St. for the serv Heights, at Moore Chapel of iy branch of the Citizens Commer-| ice at 2-p.m. Burial will follow in Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home here. cia) and Savings Bank and a Gitawa Tark Ceniciers Mrs. Betzler died yesterday in served ag a Gray. Lady Mrs. Davis died yesterday morn- 4 convalescent home after an*ill- years She ee ‘member er al ing in Pontiac General Hospital Mess of several months. ‘Holly Methodist Church, the after an illness of three months ae ene — oe MIPXX Club, the National Assn. : Mrs alters anc rs. Emil : ARTHUR B, TYRRELE~~ parent, both of Auburn Heights, tire aes sieikacimaiaiiind Arthur RB Tyrrell, 37, of 36 and Mrs. Kurt Kretzing of Hazel gurviving are her mother, Mrs Osege St. died unexpectedly yes- Park; and a son, Frank of Auburn Pansy B abler of:Holly and an aunt. terday of a heart ailment and He ighits. Se ‘Amusement Ride Ends in Terror pr LOUIS. Mo, (AP) An afternoon in an amusement park ‘turned into a time of terror for four schoolboys and woman Wednesday They were riding in two cars of) a whirling ride called the “scoop- | jer."’ Suddenly the device stopped, ‘hurling the five over guard rails ‘to the ground. *® NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Pontiac City Commission has scheduled public -hearings for Tuesday, June 9, 1959 at 8 p.m. EST in the Commission Chamber, City Hall, on Intertion to Con- struct the following Improvements: Curb, gutter, grade, gravel, drainage, related work Howard Street from Johnson to Adelaide Grade, gravel and related work with me after him.” *® * * Sidewalk and related work West side Going Street, Irwin to South Bgulevard West side Goirg Street, Ferry to Central South side Irwin Avenue, Going to East Boulevard East side Staney Avenue, Kennett to N, line Lot __308 Buena Vista Heights Sub. _ For further information see legal notices. Interested property owners are urged to appear. By order of the City Contmission Dated June 3, 1959 ADA R. EVANS, Cuy Clerk Ronnie Ball, 11; and Ron 12. They fell 12 feet ris, 11, ald Easley tured bones and were in serious eoedition The other three persons no explanation of accident There wis cause of the Cupid Beckons 3rd of Graduates at Air Academy * COLORADO , SPRINGS, Colo (AP)—Marriage is next for one- third of the Air Force academy's 1907 n@w graduates —. lirst of et MORT AG ES lelite officer corps for the nation’s 2 —EE ee ‘marital timetable in a telephone) * * Arlene Street from Perry to Madison J cow caid peg ge Sidewalk and related work, change of grade St Louls, “Nicholas (her son) was thrown forward over - the S. side Bartlett Street in front of Lots 19-20-21-22-23 guard rafl about five feet to the and W. 20 ft. Lot 24 Bartlett Addition ground, In the rear car were Bruce Har Ronnie and Bruce suffered frac- | 2. and 5-feet-2, Some’ strike it field (R-Oakland County) today —— rich the first time,” he said, tagged as ‘‘sheer fiscal madness” | “others aren't that lucky.” a highway reimbursement bill ap-, * + proved by the House Pate Works Rooney, 33 and 5-3, this! ‘Committee. ? Broomfie}d yesterday “ accused wa — Nev.,'the committee, of which he is a caneecey: member, of ‘‘railroading”’ through He got a Mexican divorce and the measure which oe reim- married Miss Thomason in Mexico purge states for the cost of toll Dec. 1 — before wife No. 4, the ody and f ays to be taken, ragga — eae divorced jtato the new interstate system. “Elaine gave us permission to . = * * i get married last Deeember,” he. The pill approved by the com-, INTERVIEW ROOM A Service of the SAVOY MOTEL A Quiet Carpeted Room gave Vegas, 4 Las said. “I wanted Flaine to go/|mittee is sponsored by Chairman. With . i\through with the California di-| jon arles A. Buckley (D-NY). Tel phone ivorce to pemtect beret" “The Buckley bill was rail- eo | roaded through the Public Works | . He and Miss Mahnken have| Committee today witheut ade- | Receptionist been separated for two years. | quate public hearings or even | But Rooney's disclosure caused) advance notice that this matter ® Judge Orlando H. Rhodes, who! was comin * . Broomfield ‘ ts ® granted Flaine an interlocutory sald. _ : For Reservation decree last May 18, to say: ‘I in- Phone FE 5-9224 tend to look into it and do what- ; If the bill is passed, he added, | ever my legal duties call for.” ithe pay-as-you-go interstate high-| r ) Under Califorma law, Miss|Way construction program would Mahnken's divorce doesn’t become be thrown out the window. final until next Mey 18, “We are abot 13° billion dol- Reasonable Room - Rates * ‘ 1 | lars behind in our interstate | a romance with Mise fore highway construction at the Single $7 Double $9 moti got # | : when she took an overdose of| peveent fae. and the additional i Twin $11 six billion this” bill provides : > sleeping pills at his home. Police) youig mean we would Kave to | Kitchenettes $12 listed the incident as a suicide at-| ” ltempt. She said it was an acci-| TA a added 19 billles,” he |f Lew: MONTHLY RATES Fer Aent | sald. | Semi-Permanent Guests = _ “Let's coricentrate on building 120 S. Telegraph Rd. new freeways we need first, | we start _thinking about) California ranks first in nations ul the forests ares witth bed million acres, [before 12.0 INCH ee * * * yan three hours aft er the cadets, lauded by President | Kisenhower and other an | leaders, received bachelor of sc ence’ diplomas and second toute ant commissions Wednesday hve Weiding» for Home Improvements and CONSOLIDATION of DEBTS * lane Your H Home We Do the Work ; Seventy-two of the graduates, * Consolidate All Payments prohibited from marrying while cadets scheduled weddings in the Save All That Interest Money ‘next 60 days *® Pay Off Existing Mortgages | * & & or Land Contracts The O07 are the «urvivors of 330 enrolled in 1995 when the acade 1f You Have Reasonable Equity my began opernting * Low Interest Rate | black-and-gold auditorium — befit- ting the 137-million ‘The option demanded on the !'° Hotchkiss drive, employing long i ko off when he pets too much.’ Ford, Custom 800 six shows ai 'oAt leaf springs In combination “4 a Lo 4 ) i te . ©, ve da safe driving campaign remackable similarity to that of with air rifle juick retained ait (at diinking drivers should) the Rambler six in purchases of "de only at the rear copcentyate more on package radios, Ford Custom 00) ts Fuel injection, ‘still a costly. tore tart bats equipped with radio 46 per ce VODKA MARTINI «BLOODY MARY? 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Pierre Sanimett tis (Oi ot Neunteiny, Wartterd, Cone. { of the time and the Rambler six 43 per cent of the time, ‘item, was discarded by all ear makers except Chevrolet, which retained it ay optional ~eqip- tment on ity V8 engine primarily for use in the Corvette, : 4 Jie jiedustey alsa switched. to Huplified engines, with greater criphasts on sixes, and offered: more economtert exhaust systems this yeurs models because of met ff 195% No one in the that price resistince industry doubts and fuel injection will eventually make comebacks- Phat it matter of timing them to a period when the buyet is nol ous conseious and at- tempting to make cost-cutting im |provements on them in the mean time, air ride iS How @ cost Byrd Memorial Is Eyed HINGTON (AP) Wa Sen, A Aillis, Robertson (D Va) wants Congress to authorize the National CGeoyraphic society to build a me- morial to the late Rear Adm Richard BE. 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Jt Employs Women a . is powerful é¢nough was established in England in 1861jreached a peak of eaeian te poy a & we temo American Hotel in. Cairo Brings Social Revolution CAIRO a — An American-| the extra income helps her and _ managed hotel is quietly fostering her husband maintain a nicer *) _ (ur i Most P ] . h 4 = _ \@ social revolution in the Arab heme. Another elevator operator | 4? : , world — the emergence of women had te drop eut of university this | cop e wit. a t as te fi or | into business and professional life. year for lack of money but will | : / : | "The Nile Hilton Hotel, a striking be able to return next year. S(O) "ds ‘architectural combination of mod- One of the housekeepers is a RESERVE ‘ploys young women and girls a3 She is divorced and lives with her Hs ;waitresses, elevator operators, parents. floor personnel and clerks—about ; x * *: (200 in all. It is the first time in One of the head waitresses, also § : ithe Arab Middle East that women . widow with two children, said po thave been employed for this sort on. took the job mostly to have ne MIR ACLE MILE i. of jobs. something to do, and also to help > + ‘The influence of this move is the advancement of Moslem wem- @& far out of proportion te the size en in general. * | ef the hotel or the numbers in-,| “Once they wouldn't let us go i Zé . \ are tur hing to . ~ and ancient Egyptian motifs. young and attractive Moslem ‘ ’ é eee «opened a few months ago. It «m- woman with two small children. SO ATERION TS: IES -velved. Cairo has for centuries to the university. But we fought _ | been an intellectual capital of and fought. and now they en- pe . the Arab world. An idea which courage girls to go to school,’ sh¢é |. | wins acceptance in Cairo will relates. “It will be the same for | eventually spread to other Arab this.’ countri¢s. & ' i Ladies She drives to work every day _ 7 The new 14-story hotel has al- in ber ewn American-make car |. Ps ready made an impression On —mest unusual in Egypt. 8 hd i: Cairo life. Taxi drivers take you Nearly all the girls are Moslems. ,. fd out of your way to point it out How do they get along with men — = : . 'to you. Factory hands, shopkeep- customers” , } oa ers or heusehold workers consider ‘it something to see and visit. Daily, dressed in their best clothes, ' they stream through ihe lobby to jwese at reproductions of ancient ‘Egyptian picture tablets, or to exclaim at the adaptation of Egyp- tian motifs to chandeliers and “We don’t have to accept dates | from customers,”’ one of the girls, a sloe-eyed latter-day Cleopatra, confided. ‘‘What we do outside © is our own business, and once in @& a while I do give a date to a boy © & & # i Knit 4 who is nice looking. But most of & the time I just flirt back, and (~ be rin’ * * turn them down in a laughing way | They don't seem to mind.” & | Vy The*eoffee shop is open around 5 | This the * ip _S the clock and the serving staff— ee aie of fact, they seem : * * ee al - 4 . * Fr 3 except for the overnight shift—is ; . 4b of Elegance ts Whishy is chenley ‘all women. This has become a —_ % : If you're in step with today’s trend to Bin perfect harmony with the gracious gathering place, for CairBites for Blind judge Satisfied; | al elegance in daily living, sooner or later mood of life today. Right now would their pre-theater or post-theater D 44 Want Sight Back ks you will turn to Schenley, the incompa- be a good time to try it, and discover snacks, They apparently like the oesn't Want Sig gi Table Whisky of Elegance. The light and for yourself why so many people _ x idea at being waited on by YOUNG GNSOCKET. RIL (AP) 7 : everywhere are turning to Sc henley. . Blind “William E. Powers, an_as-_ H The hotel's experiment had President Nasser's blessing: He long encouraged the construction of the hotel and favored the in- auguration With a personal appear vests ance. The employment of women Cote BS BP fits in with Nasser’s own campaign to liberate Egypt's young people of both sexes {nom centuries-old = 4. : : ant to lee over) 7 restrictions I wouldn't want to learn ri esate wn henettg a r eae oY ; again the faces of my wife, chil-| FS ° bt CE ee Bw . The girls say they enjoy dren. grandchildren, neighbors) #, pep : making money of their own. and associates,’ said Judge Pow-|% Gehonioy Distillers Co, WY.C. 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(seie } - nd , ! a s [] | y bs f @ | i Lect oe Fy " Lo ms et " ¢ we aa es ee : Ty oye Pr , a a a} ay fo ey dis x mei. 8 TWEN TY - EIGHT | : ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4 100, (es a United France Rates DeGaulle High but Algeria Still Could Trio Him \ left or Fascist elements on therments could lead to his downtet. “and who Sasiing finally toppled paths to one -broad ‘Mee of |Gaulle’s obvious pas to de- Second, the a May 31,,see King Mohammed te Human elements were the power-the Fourth Republic. |f rench effort, his popularity in clare Algeria's “integration” with senatorial elections in Algiers also amore eat ao nai t on. a precipice, threatened with} Between these “forees and a iful French settlers in Algeria who} But as De Gaulle has been Algiers has declined as sus- France—a condition which would/were quiet,’ in sharp contrast to ye ; A geen total chaos if pushed too hard France frightened by her own in-/had gained the support of the! able to guide individual French. picion mounted. align 1,200,000 French settlers in| the bomb attacks which accom- aaa Moslem @ither by the Communists on thelability to solve her problems 400,000- man French army there; m men at home from their single lake’ The suspicion was based on De th 45,000,000 Frenct panied the municipal elections in). eae F core a ———— stepped Gen. Charles de Gaulle. |-——— — Algeria ‘wi o., \April. Moderates were the win- ‘ at home against 9,000,000 Moslem than a billion ‘dollars a year. | In the 12 months which have! : hers. ‘ Algerians. } x * * The French army and middle- 3 Sewage Experts ole, mate o8 eo State Budget Deadline Nears in LANSING) tts the Mosier natives always| Third, mere hasbeen an te- ot the road: Algerians-now-seem-to franc, unit of French curre ncy,| iwould be effectively outvoted and creasing fhumber of Moslem rebel pe on De Gaulle’s side: What he UPI Foreiga Editor Just a year ago France tectered|right. {0 Address Group is at its soundest in years. | LANSING 4 ~~ With less than'we have passed the fiscal year| Thé constitution, he said, also| the minority settlers always as-\surrenders, complete with arms. uel aa now ‘is convince the fiery As proud evidence “of French four weeks remaining in the deadiine without appropriating forjrequires that bills lie in each house} sured of a dominant vote in Al- And, ‘finally, there have been \extremists—both among Algerian A trio of sewage experts has Pesurgence, French Finance 1958-59 fiscal year, lawmakers|@n agency or two,” said Sen.’ for five days after they are printed.|gerian affairs. renewed negotiations which by rebels and rightwing settlers—that on what to doElmer R. Porter (R-Blissfield),| “So that makes enactment of a} Their : suspicions were heightened | tho end of the gummer ht lhe can be fair to both. ; et te oy law at this point pretty impracti-\by De Gaulle’s forgiveness of cer-| ne leal,” he said. “I believe that theitain rebel leaders and his ex- Minister Antoine Pinay artived |were speéculati in the United States last month |if a new state bddget isn’t adopted chairman of the Senate Appropria- carrying a check tor more than |before June 30. itiong Committee. been invited to address the first meeting of the Civie Improvement een in t ath “ $100 million—a before-due pay: | Would vital state operations| “Jn those instances, we merely) —— ba WASTE BASKETS... 89° JUNE 6th wRouchT MAGAZINE RACK 59° IN THE PONTIAC PRESS |4 KING Size set ors , TV-SNACK TABLES ........ 8% American. MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER : Open Daily 10 A.-M. to 9 P. M. 125 WEST HURON FREE PARKING ey ur’, operation Monday night, her heart went into a spasmodic vibration. |electrodes, put in as spares, will ibe taken out later. * * * Baker showed no sign of pain and was.as frisky as ever. Jt was not even necessary to bandage the places where the tiny wire coils But Defectors Not Enough Dems Put Hungry. First, Bolt on Jobless Pay Bill LANSING (#—Normally rock- solid Democratic lines appeared; to be weakening today on a bill benefits to some 28,000 of Michi- gan’s unemployed workers. Two House Democrats bolted party ranks yesterday to vote for Senate - approved amendments which would upset a State Su- preme Court decision on jobless pay benefits, Reps. Raymond J. Apley -{D-Mt, Clemens) and E. -D. O’Brien (D-Detroit) said they would rather ‘‘swallow’’ the GOP proposals than see jobless work- rs stand by helplessly while law- makers hassle over the bill. The vote was 53-51 to concur in the Senate amendments, three votes shy of the minimum needed. Republicans immediate- ly scheduled another ‘vote next week, The bill would bring Michigan under a law extending temporary federal unemployment co nsa- tion till July 1. Eligible workers in Michigan have been waiting! since April 4 for the Legislature to approve it. Democrats want simple exten- sion of benefits. Republicans in- sist on amendments which would TRIANGLE Furniture Co. 128 S. Woodward, Birmingham South of Maple Road prohibit future application of a Michigan employes of Ford Motor Co. idled by a 1953 strike at a Ford plant in Canton, Ohio, Apley said he resented Repub- lican ‘“‘sandbagging’’ maneuvers to foree through the amendments. “But it has become a case of accepting the good with the bad or of being inexcusably inhuman to a number of Michigan fami- lies who are in desperate need through no fauit of their own,” he said.- | “If I must “swallow this other jportion of the bill to get relief for hungry people, I do,” added™ 2. Brien. Rep. William A. Ryan (D-De- troit) warned that to succumb to GOP pressure would bring tempor- ary relief to some workers but | would penalize “millions of others who would be unable to collest| junemployment compensation ithe future if Republicans get. their | rls Not Brass; eet ie ‘a met Pearson at the Aragen Ball- way.’ ILLE (UPI) — Maurice ro9m, where the Welk group Mo , Monel, a nickel-copper all x~ * * There’ S Gold, Too Pearson, vocalist on the Lawrence appears, while on a vaaction in 24 ¢ ‘ “ “ on vvecaine Rep. Allison Green (R-Kings Welk. television show, married California three years ago. ~ = soem nat rors . fon), GOP floor leader, cndersedl WASHINGTON (AP) — Charles Jane Williams of Roseville, in the The couple flew to Calitornia ® high strength material as in the 'the Democratic diversion may) have signaled a break in CIO con-} trol. over House Democrats. “The CIO never controlled my ivote and never will,” snapped |O'Brien. Reps. George W. Sallade (R- Ann| Arbor) and Louis C. 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They will oo ee body a pains- taking microscopic examination that could show immediately if there were any bodily changes caused by the flight. | years, recent State Supreme Court de-| been far more difficult to tell what y jcision awarding jobless pay to|bodily changes might have beet to extend temporary jobless pay If the monkey had lived for they said, it would have caused by sere igs At the hea ee Research Laboratory in Ft. Knox, scientists said blood plasma that went along Present Coupon With Shoes DOWNTOWN store 'in the Jupiter’s nose cone showed some signs of damage. Capt. David PP. Cooney said |some of the red corpuscles broke down, but less than might be ex- pected. Cooney said improved packaging and better temperature control probably would avoid-most of this damage. Other test materials in the rock- et‘are still under study. Some fruit - fly larvae went along. Tests also continue on tissues of onion, yeast, human intestinal bacteria, mustard seed and other substances. ing on future space flights of hu- | ments, SPACE MONKEY DIES — Able, the space flight monkey which died Monday night during Doctors say the trip into outer space had nothing an operation for removal of recording instru- _was a frisky animal during te bos All That Glitters R. Darby, started out in the Navy. But it didn't work. He got sea- sick, i After graduation from Apnapolis| jin 1946, Darby spent nearly three years as a Navy ensign. They iwere sick, sick, sick years. | Finally, in November, 1948, be- | icause of his chronic seasickness, lhe was allowed to resign from the Navy and enter the Army as 4 || second lieutenant. * * * Ever since then, Darby has been trying to get the Army to credit him for his previous Navy duty as Aiittar as -the Army. promotion list | goes. When he got to be a Same "i ithe Army Board of Correction of '| Military Records decided he was right, They added on the Navy | time and promoted hi mto major. There was just one more thing. | ‘| Darby figured he should get back | {pay differences for the rank he} should have had all along the line. | Wednesday, the U.S. Court of (canes agreed with the seasick major. x * * || It ordered back pay of some- thing over $1,000 to Darby. As the | court put it: *“One cannot eat or put in the bank the glitter and glory that; || g0es hand in hand with an officer, of the Army.” There are nearly 246 mifilion| telephone callg made on ‘an aver-| age day in the United States. a 2° oe, on. are great for i summer ce) 2 oo? & Me. Thorn'’s Bchoeners }. ny Mr. Thom’s a land lubber (as well as @ sea lubber) from way back. That’s why he's designed these amphibious sailcloth casuals. (They're equally at home walking the | boardwalk or walking the plank.) 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Potr into a tall) 4% teaspoon ginger saucepan. Gradually add water, | PORK CHOPS =z i - glass or mug. = Sas" ” GREATER FOOD VALUES! | @ ONE-POUND VACUUM CAN ®& Special Low Price! : ~ Maxwell House \ i i ; Ly DOMINO __ 10 @ PONTIAC’S BEST BUY ® ‘PURE CANE = SUGAR = PONG Pineapple — Orange Drink FRANCO AMERICAN og a8) * S| < | GI IE : | / ~~ é iy) g oh : ¢ ut yp C , i ms “ 2 aad ? porn e . 2 A= QT. ie CAN i # on™ : ' sarenger eS 4 * . LAWRENCE — ASPARAGUS oe T oo Bee fell, wt er, Sp saver wit | VELVET Homogenized LUSCO BIG QUART JAR : Jar . BUTTER 2 SWEET PICKLES Rex Brand _BONITA FL We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities EXES 2229 SUPER MARKETS e | 1200 BALDWIN AVE. at Columbie 2135 DIXIE HIGHWAY at Telegraph Rd. - ALL FOODTOWN MARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9 Ai M. to 6 P.M. @ SUPER MARKETS | 700 AUBURN AVE. Phone FE 5-831) | 7580 HIGHLAND RD. M-59 at Williams Leke Rd. . 465 E. Pike St. Phone Santerd Street FE 2-1298. BACON 49° j : . rv ; - Fai aa! i Ij a : T sd i Fig F ff - at ; i | a Ps : | f t F ) } ? / ; i . in / / / a | | 1 | . ; . ' j i wt ne ~ , i : rw =_ a F | e.! j ; < : A ) / a 2 i 5 ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, JUNE 4, 1950 _ THIRTY-THREE PEOPLE’S Super Markets... Food Town Super Markets and People's Sax Super Markets j join hands to bring you even bewed food prices | than ever! The cash savings you make on your food. are very. important! By combining our buying power into carload lots, we can and will pass these savings on to you, Mrs.. Consumer. , And this policy will prevail in all departments in all stores. COME IN NOW AND SEE FOR YOURSELF WHAT YOU CAN SAVE. While. you’re in the store pick up a new Gold Bell Gift Catalog and choose the valuable gift that you want to start saving for. Don’t forget—along with the cash savings you make, you can now save Gold Bell Gift Stamps in all People’s and Food Town ‘Super Markets. | ie uz PORK LOIN : , ; coum es GOLD BELL 4 ROAST in & ae = Delicious CENTER CUT . PORK CHOPS 69 Peter's Hawthorne Lean Smoked B : CON JTOTUT OTT | YT NYAY? "f WT "y : tb : People’s or Food Town Bonus Coupon fee SERBS: » BS yeeTaa coup arin = Gift Biamps wit eo t : . 3 ie G lteasat ; ROOT BEER Pa 8S EXTRA FREE GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS With These Valuable Coupons! ‘s or Food Town Bonus Coupon @f : 5 EXTRA GOLD BELL | Gift Stamps With Purchase Dartmouth Frozen 5 wte: ] c STRAWBERRIES Limit 5 Limit 1 Coupon — Expires June 6, 1959 . = ; People's or Food Town Bonus Coupon 5 (x7 coun aru Gift Stamps With Purchase ON ANY DOZEN ORANGES Limit i Desen Limit 1 Coupon — Expires June 6, 1918 z People’s or Food Town Bonus Coupen 3 5 EXTRA GOLD BELL } 3 Gift Stamps With Purchase on any 2 Packages GOOD TASTE COOKIES Limit | Coupen — Expires June 6 1859 People's or Food Town Bonus Coupon IE | SQ ETA cow BELL Gift Stamps With Purchase [ex on any 6 Cans of Fresh Sliced Peters’ Skinless a CAMPBELL'S SOUPS PORK LIVER | LINK SAUSAGE “ 3 a e 3 Or ae NOS Ghee UR a cal ne ~ PILLSBURY or BALLARD ieee NES BISCUITS ‘Ureiteon | TP We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities ... None Sold to Dealers or Minors . e SUPER. MARKETS _ @ 2135. DIXIE HIGHWAY 7580 HIGHLAND RD. - ‘BALDWIN AVE. | Piel a 3a 'M-59 at Williams Lake Rd. | ALL FOQDTOWN MARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. may yy es me) oe e “'SUPER MARKETS — e 465 E. Pike St.. Phone ~ | 700 AUBURN AVE. | 2 | Sontord Street Ore 21298 Phone FE 58311 | - THE PON TTAC PRESS.’ THURSDAY, JUNE a 1059 Brighter Day! * (ict “+ Mert Foil Does Good Job. ane aniee iCe fo. Pee When Honey’ _| , Bret tte mattie cnps: and on Outdoor Grill Yor place erevel or weil i} ae Starts It browned, usually # matter of 10 ~ _ it it's burgers for. the crowd, tt In this year bap plentiful honey with crispy back crumbles ahd tear off a strip of foil the size — supplies, you don’t need & honey-| serve immediately, _ |your grill top. With a two-prongediby catching the melted fat and bird to guide you to this ‘delect-) 4 4 here's a bréaktast quickie~}fork, puncture the foil at about ¢rippings. t able sweet. “Just follow your n0S¢ coconut frosted doughnuts-that's two-inch intervals, (Don’t tear, just : to the nearest grocery store, a real delight. Simply spread the | Poke little holes.) "Turn-up a half- Gelatin Means Protein You can start your honeys off top of doughnuts with honey, |inch edge on -your “pan” all)“ “°° 1 ee each day with a nourishing and|*Prinkle with flaked coconut, run- “a — pos burgers right) An envelope, of unflavored gela- tasty breakfast by highlighting|™ipg the doughnuts under the/on tout. tine taken in a glass of fruit juice breakfast favorite with honey. For|»toller until the coconut is golden| They will brown to a turn, and)j, 4 jow-calorie between-meal example, try poached eggs in ‘brown. Be sure to serve them stay juicy. The holes let heat up Ihoney cups—like this: © jhot. and fat drippings out so the meat diet The gelatin supplies addition- | Blend equal portions of softened |broils instead of “sozzling. al protein which is a must when ‘butter and honey together. Trim| Have you some chervil among, Here’s a trick to save fuel = ‘one is taking off excess weight, ithe crusts from fresh bread slices your bottles of dried herbs? Try| keep your barbecue or grill new- and it curbs the appetite so that and roll flat with a rolling pin.|adding it to omelets, salads and| looking: Line the firebox with one is satisfied with less food: at VALUABLE ‘COUPON .§0 EXTRA Top Value Stamps” With this coupon end pur- chese of 8-02. Old Southern ITALIAN SAUCE valid at Kroger in Heweit and Eastern Michi- gan thre Sat., dune 6, 1959. \ ‘Then spread the top side of the potato soup, | heavy-duty foil. (Or line the ash | meal. time. DEVILED HAM LOAF — If you've some cans of deviled ham oe . VALIARLE on your pantry shelf, you're all set for unexpected company with c this quick Deviled Ham Loaf. | , : 50 EXTRA Top Value Stamips Shee oh tres co CHILI with BEANS. Cc alld at Kroger Pa St fat «sn 6, 1958, Canned Deviled Ham Goes Into Meat Loaf The comics are always showing Deviled Ham Loaf the dilemma of the poor housewife; 4 famfly sise cans (4%-04.) deviled| confronted with the unexpected| cone milk guest, Of course, with canned and| ¢ maps Cau meee erumbe frozen foods on the market, this 18} 9 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce no longer the disaster it was once. | igor eee oe The old dinner table code signal) + teasopon pepper j (Family Hold Back) is rarely! Heat oven to 350 degrees. In heafd now. _ large bow! mix deviled ham, milk, * * __ |bread crumbs, chili sauce, Worces- Yet, whether it’s the boss or the|tershire sauce, egg, onion and_pep- mother-in-law, the harried house-|pner, Pack into a 9'’x5’'x3’ loaf wife still wants to put a meal-on/pan, Bake for one hour, Serve the table that shows imagination with raisin sauce. Makes 4 to 6 and a little thought. And this) servings. means a meal that doesn’t look too Raisin Sauce obviously ‘‘stretched,”’ * * VALUABLE COUPON 25 EXTRA Top Value Stamps With this coupon end pur- chose of 1-lb. Kroger choee- lete chip, cocoanut er but- terscotch beg COOKIES sree aon tare Sat, dune 6, 1959. . ‘4 cup brown sugar * 1 teaspoon dry musterd If you have an hour for cooking| }'4,{40lespoone flour, time, there's time to try this Dev- 2 tablespoons lomen juice = ted Ham—Leat_Gans—of devileds 3 “Sty water Ld ham are pantry-shelf staples, the, “* cup seedless raisins other ingredients are usually on | In saucepan mix together brown hand, and the raisin sauce adds a| | sugar, dry mustard and flour, Add gourmet touch It’s a ham Joaf with vinegar slowly. Then add lemon a taste so spicy, so unique, that| juice, lemon peel, water and ral- the family will probably ask for it|sins, Cook, stirring constantly over even when there's no company|low heat until thick, Serve with coming \Deviled Ham Loaf, Poultry and Eggs Offer Cheaper Eating Today Summer seems nearcr . . . ¢8-|broilers than they did in 1940 and) pecially as fresh new foods make this trend continues. their appearance, Michigan's con-| tributions grow with plenty of green onions, bright red radishes, spinach and other greens and a|inging plans, A bit of calculation variety of lettuce for salads, It's) ltells you that favorite parts cost homegrown asparagus time . . ||ittle more than the whole bird | time to can and freeze it t00.| Broilers yield these amounts of You'll find Michigan’ strawberries | eooked meat; whole, 50 per cent Ls in many stores by next week, 8498 breasts 6.4 per cent; legs om the MSU Marketing Agent, ‘/thighs 53.3 per cent. Large supplies of poultry meat : and eggs continue in the food When buying the whole bird, | news. Could these be cues to pro figure 4, to 1% bird per person EA ae ¢L wv ; Z _ | | tein buys for you? or % to 1 pound of ready-to-cook . hh Be r:: SEE F4/ * ighte slies of meats were| Meat, When buying parts, figure P . . metheted Te eee due to the| at least one piece per person. Here a ell yo pak garggirag mgeens honey This has resulted in the’ At 50 cents per pound, you! identify in the picture above for which ‘ame to slightly higher prices for may select a small turkey. If you Clorox is recommended. For example: heel pork, veal and Jamb . iwant it for broiling or frying, make | Clorox-is recom: j i for cleaning ciciven | -PRODUCE PICKING — The as sure it weighs no more than five| sinks. A kitchen sink is s! tn Content Picture and listed on Entry Blank. In case In making a selection consider family preference, time and cook- VALUABLE COUPON 25 EXTRA Top Value Stamps With this coupon end pur- chese of 12-02. jer Aunt Jane's Candied DILL STRIPS Coupon valid at Kroger im etroit and Eastern Michi- ro thru Sat. dune 6, 1959. 1st PRIZE up 10°30,000 casu | paragus season is short. 80 enjoy pounds, | it while you may. One pound will) 1¢ you choose, have a US. Choice’ | yield 4 to 5 servings depending | grade blade chuck roast cut into: of ties, tying contestants will be asked to on how much waste there is lon inch slices. Tenderize in over-| 2nd PRIZE $5,000 CASH complete a simple statement about Clorox. If-you are freezing asparagus, (Night with tomato juice in the re-| Official Entry Blanks and Contest Rules are | blanch the small stalks in boiling | frigerator Nout mney pe full FIVE 3rd PRIZES: *1,000 CASH ted: on special Contest Labels on Cloroz water 2 minutes; medium-sized | flavor and the price. Yes, the tex- ) ttles at your dealer’s now. You may enter | stalks 3 minutes; large-sized | ture will be different than the FIFTY 4th PRIZES: *100 CASH y y as many times as you wish, provided each entry is on an Official Contest Entry Blank. Contest closes September 1, 1959. stalks 4-minutes. Then cool quick- |more tender steaks, but the price ly in cold water, drain, package |!8 quite different. | and freeze at zero degrees. Lamb breast makes good bar. | ‘The first crate of Michigan| becue too, Brown and add bar. strawberries was sold in Benton) becue seasonings, Cover and sim- - Shi tog My: = é te er Harbor, May 25, but you. can't; mer on top of the range or : ; Melee BY fr a oe: #3 er expect to find very many until; Cook In a slow 300 degree F. even - = a about June 10, In the meantime,| for 1% hours or until tender, ie can enjoy those from other) pqGs FOR A SONG — The low- states, Of course the best strawberries will have full red color, “including speciel bonus prise See Official Contest Entry Blank fer details raw; A tip to help you win; In laundering, Clorox gets out Special Contest Labels are dirt that suds leave in. In house cleaning, Clorox removes est prices in 18 years is god rea on Clorox liquid bleach in son to add extra dozens of eggs the quart, half-gallon and have @ty your sho : ‘J pping list, Good: for gallon sizes. Cet yours at shiny glossy appearance and have |breakfast alwdys, but have you your dealer’s today. the fresh green caps attached. I! useq many eggs for lunch and din-| . the container is stained, plan to) yer Intely? Your cookbeok will re-| use run nmeen the same day | mind you of the many uses you you buy them. Size is no indication | might have overlooked. Clorox label is a gold mine of hints that can help you get a cleaner wash, keep a cleaner house...and help you clean up a fortune in the CLOROX CASH CLEAN-UP CONTEST! VALUABLE COUPON EXTRA of flavor, for this depends upon! Sc DE oe eee the variety, the ripeness and aaa | ing conditions CENTER CUT—WELL TRIMMED large supplies of head iettuce | from California and Arizona plus | good supplies of homegrown leaf | lettuce are the beginning of green | salads for little cost, The green: | er the leaves, the more vita. | . mins the lettuce contains, Apples never tasted so good at “VALUABLE this time of year, Controlled at mosphere storage apples have! COUPON more flavor and are crisper than) those held in regular storage. | TENDERLOIN ry 3 25 EXTRA ~— More cantaloupe is arriving from) Koegel 5 Delicious Top Value Stamps a California, Lower prices are in) With this end prospect in June as large growing | | , qoupee " ae areas come into production, chose of 1-. php. ) m i . } Rainy weather hit Florida j Ro AST LUNCHE ON / growing sections-again and re- | 1 FRA KS tarded harvest of some vegeta- | __ MEATS bles, You may notice the effect | . on quality, her a BR MEAT FOR MAIN COURSES— eum tare Baty fone 6 108 Maybe you had a broiler-fryer last week. Maybe you'll choose more this week, Supplies are very large) and most retailers report prices to tempt every pocketbook. Amer icans are eating over 7 times more BUY ME ATS Whole--Fresh--Ne Limit f ’ . = . rd aos at Wholesale BAZLEY’S BETTER BEEF STEAKS LEAN LAYER beta oleate ge lan reininliaale se tengrangaas | t GOOD FRI, SAT. ONLY 4 SAVE at ERIN FARMS SLICED E- 4 PACKING HOUSE! | ¢ ' © } MILFORD i] % ‘ hb. : Directions: . | SIRLOIN tb ‘ ‘ rive West on Mighiang R4. (M-50) FP ’ / : ' RS aI | | "es ae: + PACKING HOUSE Swiss ' This Valuable Coupon’ entitles the bearer. to’ a § é WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS ON J 1 Pownd Limit Fresh Butter with ‘Meat. Purchase, § z ; _* MILPORD ROAD . i Acbebadkededokhhkot htt ttt ddddhdhebhers, awed = , a, ? ed ; ; ¢ . v ven! : Pe Me \ . ) os ° rd we a Ee l co * sa \ . a, eR _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1950 : : PIR 'Y-TLVas, _ _ Weekend Coffee Sale tion ry ‘OR KROGER VAC PAK POND'S COLD CREAM. . 3!/>-Oz. Jer 83¢ Deep cleaning cold cream SAVE de | 1-Lb. ¢€ SAVE I6¢ C BOSCO... 12-Or. Jar 38¢ : Chocolate flovored milk fortifier Can eraen FRANKLIN PEANUTS... 4!/>-Oz. Can 39¢ erfect for snock ors parties HEKMAN GRAHAMS __|-Lb. Pkg. 37¢ Hekman pocks them crisp ond fresh WITH THIS COUPON M2 SAVE 6c => cx Maxwell House« = at Kroger 5 59 = Coupen valid at aoe in Detroit and Eastern Michigan —— une 6, 1953, CHEEZ WHIZ.......... 16-Oz. Jar 59¢ © SPOTLIGHT COFFEE ... 3 % ™ | One of Kraft's many ‘fomous products FRENCH BRAND COFFEE ‘' ©: 57: CREMESANDWICH __11-Oz. Bag 35¢ MIT ONE COUPON = = Nebisco’s famoug Oreo Creme sandwich = NNO0O0090c0n000000000090000000 PET RITZPIE «24-02. Pkg.’ 49¢ 1 Delicious frozen cherry pié STAR KIST DELICIOUS : : - FRESHLIKE | ¢ una 4:51 ; Gin una CANS 7 TOOTH PASTE... Economy Size 69¢ VEGETABLES ene NOODOOHOODHOONNED? OOOU 12-OZ. CUT GREEN BEANS SAVE|Oc—WHITE OR PASTEL , RUT COCKTAR — 330) Gans Be 12-OZ. FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS r ss S ‘ 12-OZ. CREAM STYLE CORN a cot a ssue ROLLS SWIFT'S PREM... .... 12-Oz. Can 39% 14-OZ. SWEET PEAS co St deol for sandwiches or snacks —— : BEEFSTEWti‘(i(‘(‘(‘ as 24-O7. Can 39¢ S$ 00 . SAVE | 6c—PHILLIPS BRAND . — —_ § 2 nn Ai } . 303 SWIFT FRANKS ._...12-Or. for Tomatoes | ed ee SWIFT BEEF PIES ..... 38-Oz.Pkqs 87e PLUS EXTRA STAMPS ee SOFT WHITE ; KROGER SWEET Frozen and delicious tasting WITH COUPONS © si SCOTT TOWELS . =... S notrs $1.00 APPLESAUCE... 7 cis $1.00 a : . LUNCHEON MEATS ..... I-Lb. Pkg.. 59e > > Famous Hygrade brand CUT RITE DURABLE CAVERN—PIECES AND STEMS WAX PAPER .......... 4nous $1.00 MUSHROOMS........ 4 is $1.00 CANNED HAM coy 2-Lb. Can $2.29 = : cious tasting Plumrose bran NE es SE SS POTATO CHIPS ._— 14!/>-Or. Pkg. 69¢ ED CHOICE Try New Era for parties or snacks ° AD | U s, GOVT GR GERBER'S BABY FOOD ._.... 4 Jars 59e SouPon vanig ~ *troit an Kro, @ er fan thry Sat ar ern Hen OA T Junior vegetobles end fruit HEINZ BABY FOOD........ 5 Jars 53e Strained fruit ond vegetables SLICED STRAWBERRIES 3 |0-Oz. Pkgs. 79 Famous Birds Eye brand PERFECT PLUSNYLONS ..... Pair 99c 51 Gouge 15 Denier top quality nylons « BEEFSTEW ......... .24-Oz. Can 43c Femous Country Club brand GELATIN SALAD ...... 16-Oz. Ctn: 35¢ Delicious Kreem Rich brand v Re ae tn dune 4, ink i a : | ') | STARKISTTUNA. 91/-Oz. Can 39 SWIFT'S PREMIUM mrs ile ! " VAN:CAMP TAMALES 1|5!/-Oz. Can. 3le ® Sliced Bacon ee @ cn Frying Kroger low, low price : hicken Parts : FREE! 6-Oz. Jar Boetje’s Mustard with — — 7 ate NING) joke ... .3-Lb. Can 55¢ HORMEL ALL-MEAT H t D CRISCO............ 3-Lb. Can 74e Lt ogs e@e@e@e@-8@ Sc OFF on this vegetable shortening | GOLDEN FLUFFO ...__. .3-Lb. Can Tle Be OFF on this all-purpose vegetable shortening ~ COUNTRY CLUB DELICIOUS - VANILLA CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY : _ NEAPOLITAN “© @ STRAWBERRY MARBLE COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERY FRESH Churned from pure pas- teurited cream with e dash of salt added. @ 6 ® FIRM JUICY RED RIPE le e S . t e GOLDEN BANANAS Kroger low, low price FRESH STRAWBERRIES nome cmowe 60... eee eee ar 39% eee ; | SWEETHEART SOAP ... .3 Reg. Bars 29¢ CAROLINA BLUEBERRIES : PUscious Soca eet ECOL rxt 39¢ Se OFF pn pink 3 bor pock = « PEAK HORSEMEAT 2 15.O7. Cans 49 , Pure 100% red rich horsemeot for your pets i # ‘OLIVES PETFOOD ... 3 6-Oz. Cans 43¢ More pep per ounce for your pets CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP 3 Bars 49e Both size pink bars VEL BEAUTY BAR ... .2 Reg. Size Bars 39c For beautiful complexions BEADS 'O BLEACH ..... 33-Oz. Pkg. 7le Disintects and bleaches your wosh BLUE-WHITEFLAKES .... .7-Oz. Pkg. 25¢ SAYE 6p—KROGER FRESH CRACKED Wheat Bread. ...... 3 15° KROGER FRESH BAKED SLICED White Bread eoeeeee 2 239° ‘ REFRESHING RICH HOMOGE NIZED Borden's Milk... 36°35" We reserve vn right 10 limit quantities, Pic ad stein nog ‘Samay, Jeb 139 Kags» De ant tre MiBigas F A } = : atest my P i , i ~ -~ I. { / ; : THIRTY-SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 ‘oe. | = : rigs Tov t on « tor puta tingie-| . ted cost an @-° 4. e e ; Nonconformist Rights {fise"™" ae er aera ae from ‘the | a ry 2 OOod: ate : Fence, Blames Hedges |x "fait esac ma cmoeatn a q l | Ss * to tn an 7 | BALTIMORE WA suburbanlte| seo naeronenn seats ue ott ugh chamesr on Pine Zier Mt = asse alot" ea ‘tae jons that may bi by parties in Rodgers Forge, asserting his\el pot crete trent of tees -limioresed . ; , con hugged ~ individyalism, hung the!%.2:-22-23 and West 20 feet Lot 24) W.O 42+ By JANET ODELL , Meanwhile mix the 2 teaspoons cheese mixture over aspic. Chill; dust don't neglect buttermijk | Buttermilk Tartare gate on his new picket fence with | Bartlett Addition, . chant De ge Dated June 3, 1959 aDa BR Beane. Pontiac Press Home Editor | lemon juice, garlic powder and (until set about 2 to 3 hours. When) ®# ® ooking ingredient. You | 1 cup buttermilk | points down. __,| $546.60 of the estimated cost and ox: nr 4 etn fitendly all ven end cold. water in a small bowl. ‘ready to serve, unmold on serving| know what it does for pancakes, ‘ teaspoon capers a It was the only one of its kind enses Gorest and poses Fe ne 4, °80. Rie: HERI? 20S» eh Eee Sprinkle on the second envelope : waffles and hot breads. Now try | 1 iene rik ****\on the block. He turned it upright |shall be peid-trom the Capital Improve-) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO, CON- white” . . . or any other color f0r) of gelatin and let soften 5 min- platter. Makes 8 to 10 servings. | i¢ im two interesting sauces. Pane chopees parsley | |e tew weeks later, insisting it was|"*"* ck Is HEREBY GIVEN Street.” that matter, does her best in June} utes, Add the '; cup of boiling s * ; One is for fish: Your favorite) a ang ther batidraiii not social pressure but interference) . That te Commission of pag Ay tings it B ran te tae Cuuonan ct which is known. in the food indus-, water and stir to dissolve; Stir Sour cream has become almost! ¢igherman is going to bring nenest together : te ‘with a hedge that prompted his| mission Ghamber ion June 8 1959 at Sithe Cur st Petting, Michigan Bold June Dairy Monti in tomato sauce. Cool, then ladle 4 food fad in the past few years nia Gateh: Let's be he cleans it cream, capers, olives, paprika, switch. Liner Tg a 4 ae Se ceet ol 18 ee San tie oe try as Dairy Month. caretally over the partially set (we're still substituting yogurt for us catch. Lets hope he cleans © parsley and salt; chill until ready! interested Peeegllkd ee ee Pa Milk, butter and cheese are such cottage cheese layer. it whenever possible to cut the|for you. Then you rol] it in a sea-'to use. Makes 2 cups. Isle Royale, located in Lake Su- oe ane 3, 1969 | Street trean Perry Street to Central Ave- important foods in our daily diets; Chill leasis ir a AY 4 calorie count). But buttermilk has] soned cornmeal-flour mixture and) x *« * perior and famous as a resort cen- ADA Bark one Se ee anne: psd dnd avg scarcely seems necessary to ui until aspic Is almost “Sel aiways been a favorite drink for|fry it golden brown. Serve it with 1 your family just doesn't like! ter. has an area of about 210 square| _ . June 4, ‘59 jof sald improvement is on file for public ciiéen: thas. lic dx aa wilindlix then ladle Ce ™ : i ni ng cottage many people, Buttermilk Sauce Tartare. fish, grill a center slice of ready-| miles. NOTICE OP INTENTION To CON-| Tt fs further intended to construct . — . : ito-eat bam and serve it with Hot! —————— _———mevineee | itruct sidewalk and related work on said Te ot autmnte and ahhge sive term: jt takes in cream OF INTENTION TO CON-/Going Street |the plan, . 7 £ | ; |Buttermilk Sauce. Before grilling, struct grade and gravel and related) You are hereby notified that at a the cost thereof shall be defrayed by infa ‘or broiling brush both sides of the, *9r* om Arlene Street [regular macting ef the Commission ef |special scrscsmwne, the lot and parcels |? , 8 ‘ ae | You are hereby notified that at ajthe City of Pontiac, Michi¢an held June! age and that all ° t oe hens ee = _ ham with buttermilk and baste it! reguisr meeting of the Commission of|2, 1950 by resolution it was declared tojof land fronts glial Street te Cern- - ilk nay the City ef Pontiac, Michigan held June be the intention of the City Commission; Going Street from . mer with more buttermilk while cOOk- 5,959 by resolution it was declared to|te construct sidewalk and re'ated work|tral Avenue shall constitute speci evaporated m dry onilk and ice cream Everybody needs the nutrition , . 5 istriet to defray $360.00 of jeu yn a £ be the intention of the City Commiasion’on the west side of Ge'ne Stre-t from)sssessment d al eles nts from thi Ji iss 0 ing lto construct grade and gravel and re-|Irwin Avenne to Rovth Rouleverd at el Vile pacar cot and exvenses thereof food ‘every day. We didn't men Hot Buttermilk Sauce \lated work on Arlene Street from Perrviestimated cost of $1.019 70. and that the/and that $7174 os solr nea ross t ‘ream and buttermilk |Street to Madison Avenue et an esti-|plan. profile and estimate of said im-jand expenses thereo! _— Pane nee Ce 1 cup buttermilk [mated cost of $1,644.50, and that the mrovement is on file for public inspec-|the. Canital Improvemen but they'l) do too. | iN | % teaspoon dry mustard jan, profile and estimate of said tm- tion NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVE | | teaspoon fiour Tpovesnend is on file for public inspec-| It is further tmtended to construct) That the Compeiasies of Loy oe | \% teaspoon salt tion. said improverrent in accordance with) Pontiac, Michigan acl age teas at | 2 egg yolks. slightly beaten It is further tmtended to constructithe pian, profile and estimate. and that | Commission Chea'yr on une 2s nas | 1 center slice ready-to-eat ham, cut said improvement tn accordance with|eost thereof shall be defraved by sve-jo’clock p.m. to hear sugge l-inch thick ithe plan, profile and estimate, and thaticig! assessment sccording to frontage objections that may be made by parties ; Buttermilx |the cost thereof shall be aotveree bylend that all of the lots and foe oad ee arya oe day or even 1 before Th . - ,special assessment sceording to front-|jand fronting upen the west side o o- s ; | ‘ 3 ‘ Slowly heat buttermilk in a small) o ang that all of the lots and parcels] ing Street from Irwin Avénue to South Dated June 3, 1058 oa =. “vii : one rr owhus ae give the recipe | : ‘ 6 n rontineg upon either of! Boulévard shall constitnte the special as- : } we even Jook ool; with jts | Saucepan, Mix mustard, flour and Arlene treet from Perry Street to! sessment district to defray $379.04 of the Picts Ils sce ercneaghite fave p salt; add to egg yolks and beat|)Madison Avenue shall constitute the estimated cost and expenses thereof and’ co aha fd a two snow-white layers Cottage } ee : . special assessment district to defray); sextape me = , well. Blend egg yolk mixture into) ¢13:747 of the estimated cost and ex- a cheese and ¢vaporsied milk ake : = stirri ‘tantly |Penses thereof and that $327.33 of the| : jbuttermilk; stirring constantly, | errr ted et ond” expencen” Tuereat| cook until sauce thickens. Brush) shalt be paid from the Capital Improve-| | sot, | t Pund. both sides of Ham Steak with; ™** NOTICE 18 HFREBY OIVEN Al . aC, . “Oiler That the Commission of the City o butter milk place under broiler or Penton. Uhekians will wicct ta tha Com-| on grill. Baste with buttermilk) mission Chamber on June 9, 1959 at 8 A r m hear suggestions and|/t | every few minutes to give ham an | Sojections that may be made by ie t s fa notewor one trom 1} mil tandpoint the Hk sfandpoin Cottage Cheese Mold unnflavered gelatis jattractive glaze. Serve with Hot | interested. Optometrist by ‘ f ee a ni cottage er ' ’ d : é | 4 : 1 carton r ‘Buttermilk Mustard Sauce. Makes. Dated June 3. 1960 ane . 7 North Saginaw Street tap Snopped geen ene l cup sauce. City Clerk | HI g : o evaporated milk DIPLOMA SPONGE KOLL—Go to the head — is America’s favorite flavor’ a June 4, ‘80. | Phone FE 4-6842 f “ garite powder - of the class if you know that pure vanilla extract , | NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- | aa ‘ Just the Right Amount [struct sidewalk and related work on “ Thi . Si hy” enve : r i . . —_ , ® . = ' "Yeu are hereby notified that at a | Better ings mm ig can 18 ey bento . .An electronic measuring device’ regular meeting of the Commission, off Add the sugar und salt to the , | oma d e @| ‘weighs out 115 to 120 grains of | $26, Sty, of ee ee eld | ; ', cup lemon juice in a medium Freeze teed Coffee Cake igelatine for each envelope of un-| clared te be tye intention ef the City Contact Lenses miss 4 € L _ +i stre tasting bowd Sprinkte on the Unwrapped Overnight | favored gelatine packaged. This is related work and change of grade on first envelope ‘of gelatin and let u | ° treet inifd i ings—Closed Wed Afternoons ine eae amount ee and front vot "lots, 1920-21-23-23 eT Want Open Fri. Evenings GC | offen 9 minutes Add the (Up [To freere iced and decoftated | onor ra Ud eC of the exact strength, to gel two 20 feet Lot 24 Bartlett Addition at an J, a 50, hat the . pram = nao betting entered st to thsotye SS eee estimated cost of $1,193 50, and tha — — : yeast-raised buns or coffee cakes cups of liquid. plan, prefile and estimate of said tm- Cool then stir in the cottage place them in the freezer un chepse, green pepper and onion Parties needn't be spectaculars,them with relish. Or, instead of Slowly blend in the evaporated wrapped overnight Remove and which put you in debt for weeks, | 84ndwiches, arrange assorted crisp milk 1 pound astfted confectioners’ sugar @ tablespoons sour cream 1 teaspoon pure vaniila extract 2 tablespoons cocoa Cream butter or margarine with sugar, Blend in sour cream and pure vanilla extract. Reserve *, of ithe frosting and to the remaining! '%, add the cocoa. Unroll the tsponge cake and fill with the choeo- late frosting reserving some for GENERAL OFFICES jlater use. Roll cak@ and frost with} PRODUCTS OF RY. [ 1-B A Q T \| S K F 00 p S / HTROIT VA the reserved white frosting. Place} , the. MICMIGAN the remaining chocolate frosting in a cake decorator's tube and \make a ribbon tie in the center lof the roll to resemble a diploma. b COUPON NEEDED Ggpde A Fresh Dressed Grade 1 LARGE EGGS} HEN TURKEYS | HOT DOGS | ALTERATIONS INCLUDED AT THIS FANTASTIC PRICE! 3 Doz. 89 Lb. 2% te 3 Lhs. $4 Lean Meat Extra Special! Fresh Dressed Calif. SPARE RIBS FRYERS ead Lettuce uw. 35° BGS D seas 19° Fresh Dressed Calif. Celery 2 Bnchs. 29° | Calif. Juice ny 5 CELLO | GREEN ORANGES | Cool, crisp, comfortable—this is the suit you want and need all Summer long! 55% Dacron for crease-resistance . . 45% Worsted for smooth, good-looking texture ... all at dollars less than you'd ever expect to pay! Masterfully styled and tailored’. . . in new 3-button models with flap pockets; center vent. Come in now . . . see for yourself that there’s just noreasonto pay more! *DuPont’s trademark for ite polyester fiber. . USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN oes NO EXTRA CHARGE CARROTS ONIONS WHILE THEY LAST Bunches 1 Re Dow | 00 Kbeif Foil Psat SLICED oe ace care aoa. ao * GPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL © P.M. 7 Ice ne one sisters sew | CET MARKET _ 5. 200 NORTH SAGINAW ST. — Free Parking Rear of’ Sere MARKET, 7 WATERNELONS| = Peg err ane OE op ol so THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, JU NE 4 4, 1959 | js 4 2 ; ~ J y o™ SUR A Announces Chaining 3 Women . wt an TT AD Head Area Divisions Will Serve Under Mrs. Buckner in 1959 Campaign The chairmen of the Pon- tiac, Waterford and Lake An- gelus Divisions of the Pontiac United Fund Women’s Divi- sons “vere announced vestct das At a luncheon at the Eiks Temple Mrs, Denald BE. White, chairman, named Mrs. Roderick Taylor, Mrs M. G. Presser and Mrs. My- ron Leighton Mrs. Noe! Buckner was named Women's Division chairman for the 1959 drive. Assisting will be Mrs. Taylor, Pon- Pentiac Press Photos “Enjoying the sidewalk cafe luncheon of the * eee runt . her Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church Cranbrook Hatt, newly elected program chairman, and Mrs. lec nveas Mea’ Pontes’ Wat. Tuesday were (from le{t) Mrs. William A. McNamee, Lester L. Dobyns whose husband is a member of the erford chairman: and Mrs. program chairman for the past year; Mrs. Robert T. church staff. Myson leet eno wil c head the Lake Angelus area e . drive. * - Reading Joy ACTIVE IN| COMMUNITY yo Mrs. Taylor, who lives. on T | k T ' Mohawk road,-has two boys e| O Dp | C and is active in the PTA, Sigma Nu Phi Sorority and DAR. She was chairman at Tipacon ates 1 last year Business Women to * * Pontiae Press Photo 1959 chairmen of the Pontiac, Waterford and Lake Angelus Divisions of the United Fund drive women s com- Mrs. MOG | left to right. Mrs. Myron L, . whe is chairman of Rod. lord Mohau/. Orangegrot e the W ater: erich Tavlor of road, and Prosser of millee are. street i Mrs. Prosser, immediate Leighton of Lake fugelus; Mrs. division. ‘ H onor Mothers, past president of the Womens Hear of Awards Auxiliary to the Oakland Coun . o tv Medical Society, is also / a active in community affairs : Mrs. Edward W. Williams of Mrs. Leighton, who worked : ° Rochester was guest speaker closely with Mrs. James Tut | ‘at the meeting of Tipacon Te Tast year in the UF Drive, ' - . chapter _of American Business has three children, She is The active” im the PTA anther : - = Women's Association - ; meld local branch ef the Wednesday Hotel National Farm and Waldron. Association Her topic was “The Joy of * a * Reading."’ Mrs. Wiliams has worked with children's liter- ature for % years and has taught in Ann Arbor schools, University of Chicago and Wayne State University. She is the founder of Helen Williams Woman's evening at Garden Leonard Lewis, president of the Pontiat Area United Fund spoke about the work of the women’s committee of the UF and stressed the fact the task is a “S2-week public relations job me Area News of Personal Interest Mrs. Henry A, Walker wh freshmen at Western Michigan Four Pontiac, area students and children, Susan and Iten- University, will be honored at at Michigan State Universits ry, of Honolulu, Hawaii, are, the annual June Breakfast Sat have been famed fo Phi Kapya visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Les- urday as members of the Daisy ‘waains Phi national scholastic Nurséry School, Detroit. ter L. Dobyns of Lone Pine Chain ~ * * DOUBLE PURPOSE road. Mrs. Walker and Mrs Selection for the Daisy Chain ie rely At the meeting. members Mr. Lewis emphasized that Debyns are sisters is based on a 24 academic av They are Mary Ann Comps honored their mothers. Mrs. the purpose of the United Fund. * * * erage daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jo | Richard Veazey, delegate to campaign is twofold; first to Mr. and Mrs. D. C. -Jantet Miss Blank. a secondary ed seph Comps of Myrtle street | the district convention in Cleve- educate people to the need of Ogemaw road spent two ucation student, is the daughter junior in business education | ‘ , : land. reported on convention for such a fund, and second, weeks with their estrebasig a —et Mr. and Mrs. Joseptr Bank. sad Matton E Gremaiee | . , . activities and that Tipacon to raise the necessary money. daughter and grandson, Mr of Berkley avenue and Miss : a ee : Mrs. Howard B. Farle r preien ward Proctor, newly elected president chapter received awards for The women's committee and Mrs. 0. D. Craven and Reyne ‘is the daughter of enced oe oe of Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ of the group, chat on the church lawn both their Monthly bulletin, luncheon was sponsored by David Milton in Clevis, N. M Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds bewneelis section in veterinar) Church Coal left, and Mrs. Ed- at the sidewalk cafe luncheon Tuesday. Tipacon Tidbits,” and their the Community National Bank They returned’ Monday. The of (Going strect, She is a sec medicine. scrapbook. The Pontiac Press and the five went to Santa Fe, Cimar ‘changed into a French sidewalk ports of the morning mecting held in Guild Hall NEW OFFICERS Howard B. Barker the church Tuesday. checked cloths and red gera- group over to the newly elect- emphasized on Christ Church Women Meet in Gala French Cafe Setting ed president, Mrs Proctor. Other new officers include Mrs. William A. McNamee, first vice president; Mrs James B. Bragaw, second vice president; Mrs. George fl. ee treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Edw ard Cook Jr., assistant treasur- er; Mrs. R. W, Muhlitner, recording secretary; Mrs. George S. Hodges, correspond- ing secretary; and Mrs. Rob- ert A. Windler. United Thank Offering treasurer. * * * Members voted to follow the suggestion of the diocese to ‘change the name of the auxil- iary to “Epjscopal Church- women of Christ Church Cran- brook.” Mrs. Robert T. Hatt, pro- gram chairman for next year, announced “The Church in the World” will be fhe theme for the year, with ‘The Christian Encounters the World” as the ~ subtitle: Featured speakers will be Dr. Thelma James, professor at Wayne State University: the Rev. William Norvell of Christ Church staff: Dr, Reucl Hdwe of Cranbrook Founda- tion; and Mrs. Eliot Higgins, director of religious education. A program will be devoted to the church and mental health; three American fieid service students will discuss Plans are being made for 4 picnie to be held in July at Avon Park, Rochester Mom, Daughter Banquet Held by Girl Scouts A Girl Seout banquet for mothers and daughters of Wil- liam Beaumont School will be held at 6:30 this evening. The affair will be held at Cedar Crest Lutheran Church educa tional” building * * * Mrs. Richard Simpson, re tiring neighborhood chairman, will speak and show a film Troops taking part in the program include Brownie Troop 488, led .by Mrs. Loie Scarboro; Brownie Troop 336, Mrs. Harold’ Ogg; Browme Troop 116, Mrs. Hugh Smith; Brownie Troop 117. Mrs. CM Tarchalski; and Brownie Troop 118, Mrs. Olaf Rose. * * ®. Special guests will be Mrs Alfred Keith, retiring president of the school PTA which spon- sors. the Scouts; Mrs. Glen Husted, principal; and the en- tire staff at Beaumont. Zonta Club Meets Zonta Club‘of Pontiac held its final luncheon meeting of the season Wednesday at Hotel Waldron. A dinner meeting will be held June 11 at Kings- ley Inn Pontiac State Bank. Members of the committee are Mrs. Noel Buckner, Mrs, William L. Mik ler, Mrs. Ralph Norvell, Mrs Fleyd Blanzy and Mrs. Wil- lam Hutchinson Others are Mrs Robert Nelson, Mrs. James Tuttle Mrs. Getston Poole, Mrs. Don- atd-E. White and Mrs, Ratph Bump The luncheon honored the women who worked on the 1958 United Fund drive and initiated plaas for this fall's campaign Gold Star Unit Hears Reports at Evening Picnic Geld Star Mothers, 34, met Wednesday evening for a picnic’at Oakland Park with Mrs. Cecil Briggs as chairman * * * Mrs. Clarence Sutton gave a report and the Memorial Day hospital report and the Memo- ria} Day report was given by Mrs, Eva Welch and Mrs. Elna Riddle. Mrs. Edward MeDon- ald reported on the state con- vention. New state president ix Mrs Ruth Poppenger ef Ann Arbot Mrs. McDonald was clected state banner beare: The Memorial for sons was held at.the home of Mrs. Olive Burgess, assisted by Mrs luisa Mavotte. Marilyn Ver non sang two solos Mrs. Vern Beebe of Deland, Fla. was: guest. . Women's chapter retarial student Miss Simmons is also a sec ondary education student. She Visiting \n Columbus, Ga., is is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Stephanie Linabury of South SW. Simmens ef West Bloom Edith street. She ix visiting field Township Mrs. FE. Allen “entley, the for * « t mer. Donna Anderson, and Nuncy Lowery, daughter of will return Sunday evenin Mr. and Mrs. R. Hi. Lowery‘ of * ® * Avon Township was initiated Elected officers of Jhappa into Delta Omicron honorary Sigma Kappa Fraternity, ETA music fraternity at Central Chapter, at Ferris Institute are Michigan University She. is Michael G. Carry, son of Mr also a member of Delta Zeta and Mrs. Robert Carry of Jud social sorority, Central Singers, Concert Choir; and historian of ron, Taos, and Raton, N. M-. fg & Beng son street. president; and John McGinty of Waterford, secre liome Economics Club lary, Receiving cum laude honfrs * * * at Western Michigan Univer sity is Marcia Jo Smith of Wa terford township Jue A) Blank olds and Sybil G Boys Club Mothers Hold Installation Dinner Here . Pontiac Walter Peters. president; Mrs ‘Kirby, vice president Mrs Hienry Warren, recording set Jove e Revn Simmans Mothers Club of Boys Club beld an installation dinner Tuesday evening al! ‘Boyz Club. Hostesses serving retary, and Mrs Donald Ernst dinner were Mrs. Harold Mac treasurer Kenzie, Mrs. Almont Austin, , + * * Mrs. Richard Kirby and Mrs Outgoing president, Mrs. At John Dushane thur Longbrake, was given a After the dinner, Frank Cash chain and guard representing man and Cressy B. Larson of her two years of service and Club “staff instatird of a gift frony the mothers group figefs at a candlelight ritual New chairmen appointed are * * * Mrs. Larson, program: Mrs Dick Kirby lighted the can- F.ard Luchenbach, hostess dles after cach officer was in Mis. Warren Byers member- stalled and Kevin Dushane pre ship; Mrs. Jack Nelson, -sales- sented the new president with lady: Mrs, Resaline Hickman, a bouquet of roses from the: special treat fund: Mrs. Kirby Bove Club staff and mem telephone: Mrs- Elwin Suther- bers Jand, flowers: and Mrs. Su Officers installed were Mrs shane, publicity and Historian Others are William, C. Bry ant of Orchard Lake, a senio: in agriculture, and Carolann B Brock, daug'tter of Mr. and Mrs. John Borsvotd of Bloom field township, a senior in ed ucation, * * * A son, Rodney Dale. was born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs Robert Feet at) Pontiac Gen eral Tlospital Grandparents are Mr. and \irs John Black of (;reenock Seotland, and Mi and Mrs Nerman J. Feet ef Spokane drive * * * Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Ilagadone (nee Karen Samp / son) of North Opdyke road an nounce the birth of-a sen, Rich ard Jon, born May 21 at-St Joseph Mercy Hospital Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthar Sampson of Pio neer drive and the Clare Hag adones of North Opdyke’ road * * * Announcing the birth of a son. Mark Layden. born May 28 at Pontiac General Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ish | (nee Geraldine McKnown) of Drayton Plains Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Cale McKown of East Boulevard ahd Mr: and Mrs Adrian C. Ish of Dover road * * * Mr. and Mrs. John M: Willits Ir. of Seattle. Wash.. former Pontiac residents, the birth of a son, John M Willits IIT. on May 16 Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Whitfield of Bloomfield Hillis and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Willits of Orlan de, Fla, formerly of Silver Lake. announce their experiences; and the : ° . _ tev. Scott. Paradise of the Rolling Through Bloomfield Hills , The wide Detroit Industrial Mission will : lane ; -_bring a representative from e flaring tunic the labor group and one from . p ° hit onrads anes Irs ommencement Is dilate anit contrads The Rev. Lester L. Dobyns : : : . dramaticall} installed the new officers and o " . led morning devotions. In . , * ‘ a ; Ape 2 with the fitted — charge of decorating and table By RUTH SAUNDERS erick S. Strong Jr. will join as Harry J. Altick, Mis. Warren Mrs. John B. Taylor and het a) leeved arrangements was Mrs. Wil- BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The hosts for a dinner party for the F. Kendall, Mrs. Lloyd Bishop daughter Mary are settled in SROTE-SACUSS liam K, Ginman. first graduation class for Hugh H. Louds in, the Strong Mrs, Calvin J. Gauss Jr, Mrs.” their summer home at New- bodice. * Bloomfield Country Day School residence at Orchard Lake. Douglas MacIntosh, Mrs port, RI. for the season f Duplicate Bridge will celebrate commencement Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Milton James M. Degnan, Mrs. Ed . * * * . : Sunday with a program at. Coulson Jr. entertained for ward A. Warnica and Mrs “The house-party crowd,” a , Winners Named Franklin Community . Church.’ them. The John Kerrs, the Hans Scheiwe. group of young married cou- Py Pontiac Duplicate Bridge . hover Baldwin, well known yn gree ye ne wu ~ * * ‘ples who vacation together , novelist, will be the- speaker. emar Adams will also cm oF — Ene Ten fe mahinnen ion Suturday evening, Bloomfield: _tertain before the Louds move Me ahd Mrs. Sonn Dari every wanmer, “tes cinaes e — Country Day will join Detroit . to Geneva, Wis mer wil] return next week from The Plantation’ near Castle were © Pay ; y fi nce- * * a month in Europe Park on Lake Michigan this 3 On the winning team were Country Day for a Commenc * * * — See 19 Dr, atid Mrs. Robert Segula ment Ball in the school gym On Monday Mrs. George W year the weekend of June 19 orth I eicaltr eda Lahs “oad Romney wil her home in Leaving Friday for a metor In¢luded will be .Mr. ard and Mrs. Norma Keller and nasium on-Lahser road. tomhey will open her hor ; j h Mr ; ; Marv Maichie . Cechairmen fot the affair are East Valley roail for a tea hon- ~ - nye est eae Ma ith < “s cg ov iyi a aria P ‘ am ' aw EY ‘Charles’ Christian and Linda oring new members of the dym- ant Mrs. Uscat Gunderson 0! and Mrs. Robért Craig. Mr. . seca ag oslagt ay AEE £. EERE OM. Lamberson for Goodwill group Detroit will be Mrs, Harvey W and Mrs, Wallaee R. Camp Arthur , soe , pes ‘Charles Rec ipient of an M.S. Degree Bloomfield Country Day Mrs, George B. Martin wills Hansen of Lone Pine road bell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward. H. . me rs . in applied mathematics from graduates are. Karen Vander introduce new board members : * * * : Lerchen, Mr. and Mrs. Joha Winning third place: were University of Michigan kioot. Rosalie Lake, Jean Mon- ' In that group will be, Mrs Going up the Pacific coast kK Bagby, Mr. and Mrs. Joh Mr. and. Mrs. JoKin Jarno and ik Jathes L. Kenney Jr., son aghan, Carelyn Lamberson-and Richard. Wagner, Mrs, Hall to Fortuna, Calif Mrs, Hansen E Parrett aiid the M.D. eo Dr:-end Mrs. Far! F as , of Mr. and Mrs. Jase-- Ket) .- Faith Hartington. -- Lappineptt, Mra. Francie M. will visit her son and daugh loses Jr. Otheys are the. D : . " ney of North Saginaw street F * * Dewey, Mrs. Geargé T. Wilde, . ter-in-law. the Michael F, Ltan- vid -E. Whites, Mr. and Mhs. o gens, and’ she Will travel on to Kaugene, Orr. to: see. another son,’ Hlarvey W. . Hansen. Jr., and his lamily, Paul M..MecKeoney, Mr. and = * Mrs. E. A.-Purman, Mr, gmd © = Mrs, Donnell. R. Matthews 69 ig Mr. and Mrs. Jeaa K. Maren - Mra. Thomas €. Fd Mrs. John Denier’ Mix, Kermeth M- Reidhic, Mrs* Jobn Benfield, _ Mrs. os Meno, Mrs. / Mr. Kenney attended Pasiern , Michigan College abd received his mechanical Bee sani =~ of M. ‘iwi Co Next Saturday evening. (June 1), Mr, and Mrs. duhn C. Fin- Mr. oot. _Mrs-- W liam - ° . Seven pages today. ‘in Women’s Section. ¢ A ; . . i * " : te \ oonny ‘ . ’ : ‘ i : : ay << ¥ ‘ HE gs perry Pa ” & d ; vy ' Ps ay ] % sd : * bs “ Oe 4 % ~*s a x x % : = co * eet AR ee es eke oe a ees cs Sk eee: i? THIRTY- EIGHT “Catholic Women Set fashion show and card party-to ‘County Dem Unit ' Birmingham Meeting}, Archdiocesan Council of Catholic) Women,is holding its next quarter-) ly meeting at noon next Wednes- day at St. Cohaumban Church, Bir- mingham. for the year, and all committee chairmen and parish representa- ag em TE ORE NR ee be held June 24 at J. L. Hudson: Co. auditorium, Detroit, Oakland County Democratic | | Committee will meet for a busi-| mci "atten @S° Choicest Guest — jo party at 8 p.m. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cars| A G. Richardson of Waterfor ; ~ Township. Mr. Richardson is coun- By BUTE MARTE ty committee chairman. | Here's a letter. from a bride of) Athong guests will be Billie.s.|4 year who is umhappy because Farnum of Lansing, deputy Michi-| her husband treats her mother like Northwestern Deanery, Detroit Wax for Curtains To restore sheen to cotton chintz curtains, add a piece of wax (about the size of a walnut to a pair of curtains) to a hot starch solution. Stir in'the wax thoroughly before dipping the New officers will present plans | mother, just as you think a lot of lives in the Deanery are urged) curtains. gan Secretary of State. peclicaca Bp “mother-in law.” new home. If your wite is in to attend. clkb members throughout Oakland! Could 1 speak to the husband| leve with you and proud of her Tickets will bey availablé at the| The Japanese catch about one-|County are invited by the commit-| for a moment, please? home, she is fo want oc- meeting for the Mission itl a fourth of the world’s fish. tee. , _ Look, young man, you've mar-| cashonally to her home and ao eeeeepeemieemnnrcienae an erataen a But she can’t do it unless you .treat her mother like a mother— and not like a mother-in-law. If she can't be sure that you will al- Discover the fun of playing the FIRST time you try! ry er, at perl come when she visits home at all. For what wife can be complete- ly happy in a home where her mother is made to feel like an outsider, made to feel that her visits aren't welcome, made to feel that her daughter is married to a man who resents her and wants fer excluded from their life? oa i her to be happy, then don’t even think of her mother as your mother-in-law, Think of hér’ as “Jane's mgthe-, the Woman ' who probably did more than Here's the finest fun there is; fun thet brings families closer together. The Hammond Chord Organ is the easiest of all instruments to play! No metter whet your musical background, you'll be amazed how quick- ly you can make beautiful music. _ dane the kind of person could fall im love with, And because you do love Jane, try to understand that your kind- you ness Yo her mother yoOWSaGaK wu 4 a \a { kindness to_ Jane, (YOOe (4 le 2 ° ad | \ ( are really doing for yeur wife. One finger of your “One finger of your left hand presses a right | hand pleys the button te play chords. - --metody.— a —— treat ter mother the Way 4 mother | should be treated. * * * Just forget that phrase ‘ Use Your Charge e 4-Pay Plan e Budget Plan 27 >. Saginaw St. FE 3-7168 of “‘our mothers” . _ mother”’ ‘mother- instead of * ) BREAK-RESISTANT zt DINNERWARE i ais PIECE SET LIMIT ONE SET | __ so TOA Bs CUSTOMER ~, A = ZNO MONEY DOWN ‘1A WEEK! PC. BONUS SET |i INCLUDED Platter, Serving Bowl, Creamer, Covered Sugar Copyright Rebbin Products There is nothing like WEAR WELL Dinnerware It's Break Resistant! Stain Resistant! even in aut shwashers! It's Qdorless! Exciting Pastel Colored Muti Hurry! 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Box 164, cents for) | j i | Send for a ‘copy of 1959 Laura! Wh ‘lovely designs to order: dery, hal Renew worn _ law eeler Needlecraft Book. crochet, { with turpentine. n when painting. One reason plane travel is ular is because nobody has fou a way to nail a eere to cloud. It has | embroi- | knitting,° weaving | in-law'’ completely. Think in — ‘Quilting, toys. In the book, a spe- |cial surprise to make a little girl, and * ‘my mother-in- law, » pees — a cut-out doll, clothes to/ color, Send 25 cents for this book. | and faded fiber | porch rugs by brushing on regu-| lar house paint thinned half and? -Put rug on If you must | work on the porch, place several) layers of newspapers under the | rug. Be Devoted > to Busi ness» proves of this and thinks I should quit. my job. It is a very good paying job and I like it very much, and I think mother is making a lot of fuss about nothing. Won't you please give me your frank opinion of this? Answer: My frank opinion is of no value at this point because | know nothing about him or even about you, I think it probable from your letter that he is a business man interested in the work you are going to do for him and no‘ at all in you personal- ly. In this most likely case, your going with him will not be improper. ‘Dear Mrs. Post: We are planning a graduation party in honor of our son and daugh- ter who are graduating the same day. Our son is graduat- ing from college and our daughter from high school. Should we send separate invi- tations. to their friends, or may we combine the two and havé both their names ap- pear on one invitation. In either case, what would be the proper wording.” Answer: Both names ,can appear on the same invitation. wl think that to avoid a long complicated invitation about honoring the graduation of your son and daughter, you can use the “at-home” form. Mr, and Mrs. James Brown Miss Jane Brown ~ Mr. Henry Brown wilt be at home, Tuesday, the twenty-eighth ‘ of June from five until seven o'clock 910 Fifth Avenue ‘Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please tell me if it is ever correct to introduce a lawyer as Counselor, socially?" Answer: Correctly, is- introduced socially as Mr. unless he is a Judge, in which case he is always introduced by that title. “Dear Mrs. Post: My hus- band’s first wife passed away a few years ago and during that relationship they had a son who was named for my husband. Now I am expecting a ehild and would like to know if it would be improper to name our child for my hus- band if it is a boy. “My a lawyer . . ‘ fy : ' J Qf . : ian! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1959 < : 4. 7 , seeeeeenes pions Lam Pery ‘Always Treat Mama Trips Will | Seances REED se =35 H = ats i if 37 E gE America steps up the fun in B.F.Goodrich Sun-sfeps. 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Sizes 10 to 18.° -«* oS ae ae ae” es ee, Se ee er oY ee ee nr Se He mee ena 1 | : OPTICAL DEPARTMENT 1 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN | : 7 | | $12 Ser me the Bp, sernce for 12 Diarerware /E : - Sys Dr. Barney Sarokin + Be ge ames Sear Mila weer a : | Optometrist JEWELRY CO. : asian Spell con Bima Fron ln - (nd "oe By ees OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 PLM, | 1 Emo Addis vest aie ae ore | eke tee |b open to” 9 p.m, monday, thucodsy, friday, ee erancme: . : ; am ae : ae. y No xe! ' i . 1 } . } if - i i / : * f ; ' ‘ : | Ria 3 | sain Ay | ; . ) ae on , ee ere. THE § PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 41930 - THIR'TY-NINE What Young People Think + Sot hyo aay ag: Students Present cae \Piano-Organ - Big collars Teeners Dream of Travel--but Hunt for J he Recifal Tuesday | ph ae ‘Pupils of Mrs. Lester Quye pre-| fashion this er There is a wide gulf between what; Parents often are consulted, sented a piano and organ recital Spring. This teenagers dream of doing during tiey say, but the final choice is Tuesday evening at_Madison Jun- vacation and what’ they will. do. tieir own. [ior High School “‘Littie Theater.” one of crisp white pique is ‘We asked 660 youngsters what | The decision is a family matter. hlgr sa ee ae oe square in they would like to do this summer for 16-year-old Gregory Neff, of Sitions Paiex Pratt Prasad front and 4 —|more than anything else. Then we Detroit. “I decide about my free Enfield, Judy Butler, Pauline slopes to a jasked them what they actually |time, and they (his parents) plan|Pratt, Sherrill Quye, Leonore round curve plan. . family vocations. is Schoonover, Rose Anne Marlowe) in the back ed, a a x * and Ann Cogswell, - I's pimmad oo ee eae per cent of the boys) Others were Mary June Miles, ¢s trimme : n dream category, 60 per and girls say some extra study- Danie] Marlow, Sharlene - Groves, with a ruff Hy cent said they would like to trave!.'i.¢ or reading for school will fit! Jeanette Enfield and Karl Rabel. About 16 pef cent were completely. of Irish-type nt into their summer plans. These} Mrs. Juanita” Quye’s pupils, ‘ P = They said they wanted (44° not include the youngsters who Linda Beauchamp and Cheryl lace, and vperenty — odin Mest hy will attend summer school. Se hadt, also tom part buttons down | camping bug. Only one in 10 gave the front. this as their first preference. dim McClurg, 16, of St. Louis, 3 Teachers to Conclude Long Careers at PCH Clam broth seasoned with cat-jshire — sauce makes an excellent ing fer a war in this wast” sup, celery salt and Worcester-|before-dinner cocktail. ays car —— I want to see Three longtime teachers at | Central. He received his B.A. _ ee . ” we bows & Pontiac Central High School degree at Albright College and Ss ' za - retire from teaching June his M.A. charles <* rae : “Td like to go on a safari in They are Mary Rubert, he was awarded a ellow- , ‘ - ’ Africa,” says 17-year-old Allan a B. Line and Harold Har- | ship to Case Institute of Tech: Vac ation Time’s Schneider of Philadelphia. “I've; boldt. nology He-plans to spend more time a Comin’. Get Ready ~ with his wife and hobbies at his home on Cass Lake and also plans some world travel- Miss Rubert, dean of teach- ers at Central, is retiring aft- er 40 years of service to the school, She attended Alma Col- minded Allan says he will do for Carefree Summer Fun and Play_ something to earn money. “f : | Ron Magee, 17, of Portland,| lege and received her teaching ing + *¥ "4 Ore., has another dream, “I'd like degree from the University of . ‘to go to California for a vacation,”| Michigan. She came to Cen- a? od eae of penis _ says Ron. “Il have an uncle there, tal as an English teacher, Mr, Harboidt, vocations in- ‘ . z : | . ’ structor, is retiring. He re- Little Life-Guard aind queialiea She has spent many sum | ceived his B.A. degree at ‘ mers traveling and although she has no definite plans for her retirement, she would like to visit the Holy Land and " Mediterranean, A physics teacher, Mr is retiring after 37 years EYE ON COLLEGE _ Among the more practical mind- Press Phote (ed is 17-year-old Gordon Peschke of Detroit. “I want fo get a good job to earn: money for college,” Says Gordon. * Western Michigan College and his M.A. from U, of M. Mr, Harboldt has spent 32 years at Central and taught drawing and woodshop. He plans to ‘‘sit and fish.” 1.98 » 2.98 Fitted nylon stretch briefs of woven toulard or checks. Sizes 2 to 4 and 3 to 6x. Pontiac Mrs. Basil Thompson. The 50-member group meets oncé a month at members’. homes. Besides givirg its services to Looking over newly revised by- laws of the Waterford-Clarkston Busi- ness & Professional Women’s Club are Recogdiag Secretary Mrs. Nina Chase, Line at | * + | a the local Nike bases, the group donates | Compared with the 60 per cent| {1 Golf League — newly-elected President Mrs. Edmund —_an-anaual-school scholarship of $250 papacy a ab oe soses eal 4639 inch Held 7: Ve — - i avel, only 20 per cent actually ; - W indeler and Corresponding Secretary to an outstanding pupil. ‘expect to do so. And iess than 1 14%4—24%4 un leon e Wee Sun \per cent will visit Europe. The Tuesday Tee Golf Lovers r its June meet- : next door to the Courtyard and is; When it came down to reality, League held looking -for a site for a second; &4 per cent said they expect to ing at the Pontiac Country 938 : ' . | work. Club with 28 members present i. to OW S 1SSes ; Can Courtyard. Someday he hopes to} for luncheon. ft 4 market frozen pet food made from) “I have to work in order to go 7 Mrs. Gerald McLarty was 2 98 i. ° ° is own recipe. to college, says 17-year-old Pat | ‘ at This Boarding House |""sv" soe rrevares ine doss Senne of Dette Open Deon ° meals. Lindner sad peas “I'm going to work in a hospital | | N. P. Kilgore were chosen She'll look dar- . . when we run out of food at home |to prepare for my future as a | captain he team for. the ling in her tiny : By MARY PRIME carriage trade, but we do get pets and the cook asks me what to do, \nurse,’ says Rita Kiggs, 17, cf! = teoraa'e Eval — version of the ‘ NEW YORK (UPI)—Few resorts ‘"0m the Bowery,” Lindner said. it — ‘ ell, there : a the Hoosick Falls, N. Y. | A Husbands’ Party was post- au ree Pd can claim as posh a clientele as a Dogs, especially females, tend tastes pretty one you know, | * + +* | Poned to July 12. Pastel cottons. . Manhattan boarding house. Its: to bring enough baggage to stock «“*'™ 7* | Two out of 10 of the teenagers | Drip dry. ‘i guest list boasts names of the ® safari. They pack morning |said they will spend the vacation) } | ‘ famous from millionaires to movie! C8 afternoon coats, sleeping | Go Places-in Knit = eus, oxins: | Iraq Caldron Marks ‘ } ; robes, fur coats (usually Per: | “E think school kids need: the Founders Day A sare: | sian lamb, some mink) and col- Travel wrinkle-free with cot- [Summer time to take it easy,” r ; ; = * * ‘lars studded with somipretiome on knits, prominent in sports- |S#YS 15-year-old Alice Bashuk, of tt Foundérs Day was cele- : Admittance requirements are| | pang . wear and dresses for the new |Macon, Ga. —hAs brated at the meeting of Iraq Little , : : 2 RY Caldron 70, Daught M : sirict. All guests must have a spe- They come eqitipped with lotions,| Season. They come in a vari- About 12 per cent expect to! ee ron bg prabd of r ‘ cial social standing—on four feet. | a ; ‘| ety of textures, colors and |spend some time at a seaside : orien Ge . Bathing ' The boarding house, called the jpotions, special diets and dishes. | weights. , jresort and 11 per cent will bas some 3 Grotto Hall. a Fe : Comrtyard caters to dogs and | Lindner’s choicest customer is a’ camping. so Be It was voted to dispense with -Beauties : . ; cats from all over the world. (Poodle (female, naturally)-that ar-' PREFER OUTDOORS = Foam — one Z| Owner Henry d. Lindner Jr., a Bes regularly with an order for | Of those who plan to work during 5 preme arrah, charter mem- 2.98 | : native of New Orleans, doles out aoe livers and a fortnighter ° ‘So} the summer, most — outdoor bers and past mighty chosen to SE eacasaaiey | "Tiny awards, 15, ot $, Lan ing“ Sve oS 5.98 : a HBORS HAPPY udy Edwa s, of St, Louis, ing. e . charges — about 25 or 3 a "+ The Courtyard is soundproofed in would like work at a swimming] | sere Wore Smalley nee =: , me, depending on size. ideference to the neighbors.” named| +Pool “because I love to be out-|} [ Frances Gartner were on the Colorful printed cotton, elasticized . At the onset of each social sea- after New Orleans homes, and dec- doors.” Don Kingfield, 17, of Sac tefreshment committee, stretch suits or knitted tank suits. . son, chauffered limousines, sports orated with antiques and orientat| ow. we he tay. pogo Your family will praise you t Toddlers’ to sub-teen sizes. ; vars, and taxis draw up to the rugs. ; oe eee ey —— Sy ee ve . ae and deposit menibets of | Pets sleep on white blankets | good. . serving ‘Up ie phage aia tet a ! ‘ the four-footed 400. - ’ |which are changed daily. They) About 12 per cent of the ida bi e Se ecmel Young Folks Shop — Lower Leve : MARILYN SENDS ‘HUGO’ are walked individually — outdoors youngsters would like work as | ‘ j . “7 re ] : . “ h Rolls-R lin good weather, inside in the exer- camp counselors. “I love young SAA I} ; a - : in “One oe at Moron de on on cise room in bad weather. children,” explains 13-year-old ne | a *d Fi on 2S = * ~ : A ~ the other,”’ said Lindner. | Sounds. luxurious? = Wait till NY. Fink, of Hoosick Falls, | B. cool and carefree! Sew this ; , | You get the bill, Lindner charges ismart shirtwatst step-in with an © ~ Among the socially prominen | $3 a day for dogs, $2 for cats. About one ut of 10 choose office | action-free pleat in back, easy skirt) @ - sketched - wie Gis (on — was nee | | Extra attention costs more. Pets work. 3 —= | for—watking- or-working. Propor:4=——~- —— Se me | —_ and Vanderbilts. Marilyn | are admitted or discharged daily About 15, per cent say they don't tioned to fit. Tomorrow's pattern: | = ol : +: — her basset hound, | except Sundays and holidays. gare what kind of work it is just|Women’s dress 39. Hal | - €00 crisp ; so they work with le. “I feel! Printed Pattern Half Sizés Dorothy Parker parks her oe nae ee a eo Jed. that this is important at te coe says|14%, 16'2, 18%, 20g, 22%, 24%.| a daisy fresh fashions | : poodle; Tallulah Bankhead sends 1 indner resiasts Swern wake Dick Holtman, IT, of Detroit. nal te — ‘% yards 35) — ee 2, . her Maltese and Pekinese. AM-|o orvations, especially for long! + 8 we en civecilaus ol eeth ‘eek : bassadors bring their dogs for a Som main { o| LAWRENCE H. DeMINO The practical side of teenagers —— ec = ; weekend. Socialites in Europe and). prs © Pere sal that prompts them to work to ob- tern part. Easier, accurate. ° tha Midile ‘Mauk “ane steady cus months. | To receive a B. A. degree joi, He . ta ie pot teq|. Send Fifty Cents in coins for “§ ‘ h y the ‘United! "Rormeciy a public relations exec-. in markéting from Michigan | cir wants is Prompted | is pattern — add 10 cents for ee . ; omers when souring e ited utive and fund raiser, Lindner got State "Iniversity School — of iby their parents, the survey) ‘ Staten: : aowed each pattern for 1st-class mailing. ‘ ~ * * ‘tired of “battling organizations and . Business Administration Sun- | a Send to Anne Adams, care of The : : icommittees” and turned to his fist, day is Lawrence H. DeMino. Asked who decides what they | Pontiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept.,) lO 98 to OA 498 : Any’ Platn alley cats or curb set-jjove, dogs. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | will do with thetr summer, three- (243 West 17th St., New York 11,, cr . : . tera? . * a _ Victor DeMino of Emerson | fourths of the boys and girls said (N.Y. 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One and few-af-a-kind’ masterpieces. & | Miltingey Scien — Second Pier: . 5 L * = = FORTY ! " Saccharin is 300 to 500 times , sweeter than ordinary sugar. MEET for LUNCH RIKER FOUNTAIN Sealtest Ice Cream Populor Prices Riker Building Lobby THE PONT LAC PRESS, THURSDAY, J \ Vy f JUNE 4, 1959 = Hips Too Wide? Heed Jacket Line ‘If your hips are just a touch too'widf, get out the tape meas- ure and find the widest point. Never, but never, let your suit jacket end at that point. It would only emphasize what you wish concealesi. 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My mother says he had better L _knows—exactly how much —she—t UNIFORMS Tall Girls—Petite— Misses—Half Sizes YARNS NEEDLE POINT PATTERNS “The Oxford Shop 60 W. HURON ST. for the Women in White, ngt as this fat aunt is her sister Can you help solve our problem? IN BETWEEN DEAR IN: It is a pretty weighty problem, but unless _ your father wants fo insult her outright he had better keep quiet and Jet the springs fall where they may. * * * DEAR ABBY: I am a widow and people ask me why I wear my diamond and wedding ring on my left hand. Should I wear them On my right hand? Jf so, when js the proper time ty make the change? I would like to get married again sotne da but dont want to look too anxious WIDOW DEAR WIDOW After a woman has been widowed for if she is interested in attracting another man = she should put-her wedding ring in the drawer. But she may wear her engagement diamond on her right hand. * * * DEAR ABBY: Four years ago my husband had an affair with my best friend who lived next door to me and still does I forgave him but he broke my heart. We have four children and this woman is married and has three. Her husband for- gave her and we hushed it up This woman's last child is the very image of my husband. The boy looks so much like my youngest (Same age) that people keep getting them mixed a yea! up. My husband says to for- |. get it as it is all over and done | idson were | Our Lady of the Lakes Church.*' The bride-is the daughter of Mr. George Kay of Water- ford and the groom is the son of and Mrs. James Lamberton with and I believe him. But, Abby, every time I see. this child I get sick to my stomach. He plays with my children and MRS. JACK DAVIDSON Natalie Sposato and Jack Dav- married May 23 and Mrs. Mr. of Clarkston | | ‘Every at | a ~ Let Springs Fall Where They May is in my home often. What do you advise? : HEART-BROKEN DEAR “HEART - BROKEN: Your husband is asking you to do the impossible. How can you “‘forget’’ when this child is around to remind you daily? You forgave your husband, now he owes YOU a favor. Ask him to move his family as far from your present neighbor- © hood a% you. can possibly get. And keep asking him! * * * DEAR ABBY: My husband calls me “Six O'Clock” he- cause I'm ‘straight up and down. I have tried exercises and salves and everything I see advertised, but nothing has helped. Do you think after sixteen years of marriage and living in one town and knowing the same people, I should go in for a false figure? Please don’t laugh. This is a serious problem. SERIOUS DEAR SERIOUS: put on a front. If you zig where you should zag, I say, hie thee to a lingerie shop, and good luck. 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SAGINAW et ath | : * ; , ‘ Shop — compare ’ South of OrcWard Lake Road ' “he Open T ines ‘ti Open Monday and Friday Evenings Vou iH) find Maling P hursday, Friday, Mondey Evenings ‘til 9. » : < Shoes as outstanding _ * in quahty asin atyle, i 4 See for vourself! , r - ~ Z . - t es LS a = —_ Pe 8 » s ‘ he 2 ‘ ; : ‘ oe \ a . : | > » > Se ~ » ‘ ' % g 7 g we fee . eee i _ . , ae ! Oe a a De eR ee A wl x| : = L r; ‘ | _ ft fe ; . : ~/ fi ot er 7 | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4,-1959 so “ , : i : : 3 s j : : } | cessory, why quibble? Put your Wear Those Specs | % ple pe cstag +. Recently, news photos of | at faces. Princess Grace of “Monaco show her wearing glasses, They are very becoming, too. If she regards them.as a fashion ac- Pearl Buck, who wrote the novel, “The Good Earth,” ‘was born in 1892. : | JUST IN TIME FOR GRADUATION - decorations committee, seem to be looking forward to the dance this Saturday. Tickets wiil be available at the door, and the dance starts at 10 p.m. 7 Mrs. John Caples, ticket chairman; Wayne Francisco, whose orchestra will play at the spring dance, and Mrs. Jack Stephens, cochairman of the Gold Star Mothers Get State Report Mrs. Lola: Erb, president, reported on the state conven- tion held at Sault Ste. Marie at the meeting of chapter 9, American Gold Star Mothers _| Inc, The meeting was held Tuesday evening at the: DAV Hall. A report on the city Memo- | — rial Day observance at Perry Mount. Park was given by Mrs, M. L. Hawkes, Mrs, C. W. Lanton gave an account of the Silver Anniversary luncheon of Detroit Chapter 3 held in Detroit May 26. . Others attending were Mrs. Erb, Mrs, Lauretta Stockwell and Mrs. Mary Archambeau. A Citizenship dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m, Wednesday at Elks Temple. Mrs. Edna Olmsted and Mrs. Sybella Stevens were in - : 5 : ceares of the coffee hour fol- | * Cochairman of the Pontiac Junior lowing the meeting Chamber of Commerce and Jaycee On Tuesday there will be a “>: ; ancheom Ser chadher maambers Auxiliary spring dance, Mrs. Norman Mrs. Raymond Harris, in charge of publicity | for the spring dance, gets a few pointers from her husband as they make plans for the Jaycee and Jaycee Auxiliary Spring affair this Saturday. White Calfskin 4 White Tintable Linen Amvets Auxiliary Fetes Its Retiring President Mrs. Leland Hunt, retiring pres-! present the Nike ‘Base in Utica ident of Jimmy Dey Amvets Aux-| With a 49-star flag at a Flag Day j,| Ceremony. * «7 iliary, Post 12, was honored wit a program and cake at the meet- Present at the meeting were Mrs.| John Allen, Mrs. Roy Williams,’ | *High or -French— © $ NOS Non-Breakable Heels 12 > | with Lifetime Lifts..... ord bodes ediwiece ing of the group held Wednesday evening at. the Silverside drive airs) Edward Pompeian, Mrs. Vic- home of Mrs. Roy Dorris. Mrs.'tor Maiden, Mrs, Arthur Torrey, | Hunt is moving to Lorain, Ohio.) Mrs~ Charles Cohen, Mrs. Orring-— * * * P. Huntoon Jr., Mrs. Peter Metes, Qn June 14, the auxiliary will ie Sirlin and Mrs. George) Others were Mrs. Muriel Sadler, | Mrs. Robert McKerricher, Mrs. | Fred C. Ziem, Mrs. Stewart Hough. ' ton, Mrs. Louis Hadden and Mrs. | Silas Sadler. PEGGY’S§ ° SAGinaw $1. Kerosene for Rust To remove rust stains from tile, first rub with kerosene. $f necessary, cover for a few ' cloth. Then scrub with. hot : : ; See : : ) hours with a kerosene-soaked soap or detergent suds. Pontiac Press Photes Mrs. William J. Dean Jr. of Waterford. Beauty Hint | ‘ - 5, 7 The dance will be held Saturday at nh ts t ss welec bh [ Westacres Club House. John Tuscany a eden tusexbances cue Vl O US VY J at Mrs, Stockwell’s home on | 9’Brien Jr., goes over the plans with _ is the other chairman of the affair. ede — ad ae Matthews street, ; : Select powder that matches The next will be H ouse Hunti ng? able, ‘fireproof material. in Knitted ties look best if they your skin tafe or is slightly | held July 7 at DAV Hall, kitchen and bathrooms.’ are stored loosely rolled up and | darker. And/if you have dry t h [ d . When house hunting, don’t secured with a pin. skin, use a lightweight powder. | (A a Y Given Shower forget these basic needs: plenti- In Arabic times, bath de- |——— = — . = ful storage, maximum family votees were tax exempt. The { . Joy ‘VanHise. bride-elect’ of living area, ample bathroom plan was designed to induce = . Roger Berlin, was honored at facilities, gagd insulation, dur- people to take more baths. : a \ a kitchen shower given Tues- |= - . iS ba day evening at the home of y he - Mrs, C. Burr Lane of James “79 — K boulevard, PEGGY Ch eet} oo Parents of the couple are ; 2 dD. ” Mr..and Mrs, Harold C. Van- 9 1 weaTH SAGINAW 61. & ike ey ey Hise of Bloomfield Township PEGGY S : a . debra and Mr. and Mrs. August C. aD ct ¥ Berlin of Walled Lake. Guests were Mrs. Harry Car: lisle, Mrs. Orpha Connelly, Mrs. Agnes Zobel, Mrs. Donald Williams, Mrs. William. Vann, Mrs, L. C, Utley, Mrs. Kath- ryn Mathews, Mrs. William Healy and Mrs. Joseph Johns. 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Mrs, Fred ‘Mueller, Mrs. Bruce summer ball to be held Saturday Smiley, Mrs. Harry Rhodes and| evening at Italian American Hall. |Mrs. Gerard Jones. On committees are Mrs. Carl) Mrs, Marshall Rose ts patron Rose, decoration chairman, assist-| chairman, Assisting her are Mrs. ed by Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. Ralph’ Winston Hopp, Mrs. Donald | Moore, Mrs. Ben Sweeney and Mrs, dames Vincent. azza is general Allen, Mrs, Rex Parker, Mrs, El-, Mrs, Edward Smith, Mrs, James ast George, Mis, Keith Clauser, Mrs. Gordon Carson, Betty Low De- Groot and Mrs. Lacey Schiefler. Patrons for the dance are Judge and Mrs. H. Russel Holland, Dr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Kuzara, Mr. and Mrs, George Reutter, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Roeper, Mr. Assisting Mrs. Robert Williams| $04 os oo — on the ticket committee are Mrs.| : JP . Jack Andress, Mrs. Fred Baum |© ie Murphy Jr., Mr, and Mrs. ie ee 'Samuel Perna, Mr. and Mrs. M. 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Ohio Aug. 15 to 22 WALLED LAKE PARK |cans introduced their . “national ‘pastime’ of baseball to Australia | as early as 1857 — less than 20 years after the game is supposed By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer » HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It's al- ways refreshing to come across a richesto-riches story, -the kind that makes a bum out of Hora- tio Alger. Consider the suecess saga of George Hamilton, a good-looking, |rangy socialite from Palm Beach, 'Fla., who came here with polo ‘imallet and 20- suits ofclothes, in- AUDIE MURPHY In Ernest Hemingway's BLUE SKY 2150 OPDYKE RD. FE 4-461] FROM THE ARON BROADWAY STAGE SHOCKER! G-M Presects A JOSEPH FIELDS PRODUCTION staring Doris Day - Richard Widmark COs HX ve Tete nat YOO 2 co GIG YOUNG: f SCALA + taunts AUDIE _ THE STRANGEST KILLER WHO ; MURPHY EVER STALKED | IOAN = pm, ite WEST! } isn EVANS CHARLES DRAKE THE BULLET @) eo] Se] 5: “= VIRGINIA GREY - WARREN STEVENS - R. G. ARMSTRONG CimemaSc ork NO ova ON | EXTRA © ADDED ATTRACTION SLE nea LY | BLUE SKY | FOLLIES] Plus Dana Andrews—-Jene Powell ENCHANTED ISLAND COLOR icluding. three formal. In just a lyear, he is well on his way to starring ranks and has bought this first Rolls Royce. x * * | George is a dark, likable lad) iwho talks with the ease of one | who has never known want, Born Rise of George Hamilton Is Riches-to-Riches Story Meet Your Friends at Bob’s Cocktail Bar COMPLETE DINNERS Lunches — Short Orders ELVA FREEMAN at the Piano Thursdsy-@Briday—Satarday—Sunday TAKE’ OUT ORDERS & | @ FISH e SHRIMP r CHIC KEN when you BOB'S CHICKEN HOUSE <2 a ‘drillpipe, éasing, tubing and line! oe ee on ee The phrase ‘ ‘asnietiing to Hoyle” | 1769), w who was an quthority on The sveregp others oll se aiteme from. Edmond Hoyle (1672-lcard games. requires about 240 tons. of steel in Memphis, Tenn., he has lived’ most of his 19 years in New York| and Palm Beach with stops in 25) different schools. te oe 4 The last was Palm Beach High School, and that’s where he won “best actor’ honors in a dramat- ic competition. “I think I won because I was) the only one who didn’t have a Southern accent,” .he grinned. “Anyway, it encouraged «me. I guess I had always wanted to he| jan actor, but I had the idea it) would take years of training. I couldn't see taking acting lessons for as long as it would take to become a doctor or lawyer.’ * * * New York. An old family friend, | \Mae Murray, introduced him to \MGM executives. They gave.him lencouragement but that’s all. | George decided to assault Holly- | wood. “I arrived with $90 in my pock-| yet,” he said, “I vowed I would | \take no help from my family. By ‘the end of my first two months, | 'I had $1,700 in the bank.” i * * *- With high hopes, he went to. TONITE at 7:05-9:00: ACADEMY _ | + AWARD = WINNER gs TABLES’ “GIDGET” and “I MOBSTER" “GIG!” MAURICE CHEVALIER | , ‘SEPARATE a i WATERFORD DR | Vv E | N THEAT RD ER FROM THE HILARIOUS BROADWAY STAGE SHOCKER! Presents 4 JOSEPH FIELDS PRODUCTION Staing “Doris | Day - Richard Widmark } | A year later jenough to buy a five-bedroom | ‘house in Florida ‘and a Rolls) Royce once built for the British ‘royal family. * Wonderful car,” he mused, “but not very practical. ‘IH have to buy another one to! ‘drive around town in.” | George hit it rich with an ar-| 'tistic little’ picture called * ‘Crime | ‘and Punishment, USA.” It was) made for $100,000 by two young) 497 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 3-9821 @ SEA FOODS Call Ahead—FE 38-0821 . TTT TTT ri | @ STEAK eee SPECIAL 5: _ Seseseeeeeeeeneneeeseauseeen FRIDAY a Family Style i | 00s Fish Dinner.... Curb Service 6 P.M.-1 A.M. . eile CHICKEN ‘n’ BISCUIT: 970 EAST AUBURN RD. (M-59) CORNER ae R ROAD = Open Daily and Sunday § A.M. 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WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?” | HARRY BELAFONTE: wy INGER STEVENS | MEL FERRER in A GOL C. SIEGEL Production 3) | 1m DEVIL J im cimemascore x FIRST WITH THE FINEST * fang A ft persin Ae ya. a Theatr wyrrree - * “4S a2 OPEN 7:15 __ SHOW STARTS AT DUSK * NOW SHOWING * It’s All About Sex in the Suburbs! IT’S F-U-N-N°E-E-E! FROM THE HILARIOUS BROADWAY STAGE SHOCKER! M-G-M Presents A JOSEPH FIELDS PRODUCTION: starring Doris Day « Richard —— Eu iiove x cosuny GIG YOUNG: GIA SCALA - — = ALSO’? AUDIE MURPHY - JOAN EVANS - CHARLES mm NO NAME ON THE BULLET COLOR a, CimemaScopt —COMING SUNDAY HARRY BELAFONTE ’ INGER STEVENS “ MEL FERRER ‘WORLD » FLESH ©» DEVil - 5 a schooled actor. SAT. — SUN. | FRIED CHICKEN . Choice of Soup or Juice, $ 25 = Vegetable, Roll G Butter, 1 7 Milk, Coffee or Tea. . DETROIT ®# -— The most influ-| Sceuenccncnencnencnonsuansucneacans| ~\old Karen Cagle says she just]. Oe) se graduates of UCLA, Terry and) ‘Dennis Sanders, who took a) chance with the unknown, un- ~ * * | MGM tabbed him as a comer |§ aan signed him to a contract, The | z studio ~-had to send for him in he has earned | Se ASSP SIE F.O.E. #1230 - 289° W. MONTCALM © NO MORE FISH FRIES DURING SUMMEK DANCE SAT. NITE 9:30 TO 1:30 MEMBERS & GUESTS DRIVE-IN THEATRE © Venezuela, where he was enjoying # a leisurely tour and studying the 2 bullfights. He still doesn't want to take | dramatic lessons. “If it doesn’t come easily to me, it isn’t right,” he says of his act-| ing. So far it has come easily. aaa oe FOS TD SSSV SSS SS SS SESS ‘Highway Planners = Wield Vast Power’ ential area and ‘regional planners 3 of all time are highway agencies,’ a resource development expert, PPPPPPPPS ee bd A te Ai Mi Mn hy ttt Mn Malin AUDIE MURPHY tn Color |says. |. “But, few of us yet comprehend ithe power they have,” Frank W. 'Suggitt told the Inter-County High-| iway Commission yesterday. Suggitt, professor of resource | iversity, added: i “It is now more essential than | ever that the individual commu. | nities and counties get together | to plan highways on a regional | basis, Suggitt said the Inter - State) “Highways, like waterways, | have no respect for jeaslously guarded corporate jurisdic tional | dines." Highway Commission is doing an} excellent job in weaving together) ja master plan for highway and; jregional development. The commission embraces, ‘development at Michigan State Uni- and His Orchestra FRI. & SAT. WALLED LAKE CASINO BALLROOM Phone: MArket 4-1881 3 "NO NAME ON THE BULLET” > pt OTT, 5 in ANP pol TRAND 25¢ to 1 P.M. woe THE WITNESSES vee Pyles peeeete JON HALE FORBIOD wth NAN ren ftps ent peed Wy SN 8. cate /. ADAMS Open 10:45 UNDERWATER MURDER THRILLER ! | —Starting Senday— “Bandit of ans and “Murder by — tenaw, Monroe and §t. Clair Coun- ties. \Child Loves Teachers —: Has 22 Good Reasons TULSA, Okla.. (AP)—Seven-year- loves teachers—and she has about) 20 good reasons, Her parents, Mf. and Mrs. John Cagle, teach in Tulsa elementary scheols. Jn all, the parents count 20 relatives — brothers, sisters, teach. Subiirban note: It the grass always looks greener in the other, {éllow’s yard, you can bet his water bill’s higher, too... . We heard of a man who hit upon al plin to hide money from his wile ve put it in his apron pocket . Sign. outside a frozen food store: "The Best aaah Ever Thaw.” [Earl Wilson. Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Wash-|= aunts,.4incles or cousins. --. who Se AN AE TAT naa Ge — See ana _ AFFECTING AND FINEST DRAMAS!" —A.H. Weiler, Times . n 10:45 A.M. | e wore FRIDAY Parbvods OWENS RED BOTTONS RiGKRDO WoNTAL BAA i} antes SCOTT . WITOGHE WeEERt . sames CAdRER ' (oka) Wa GFT so an PLUS i. } | | Archer Winsten, Post >» “ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES YOU WILL SEE THIS YEAR!” CO-FEATURE \OAXLAN OMEN ~ TOMORROW .. i NNow PLAYING “EXTRAORDINARILY ADULT! A WHOLE NEW CHAPTER IS ABOUT TO BE WRITTEN IN MOTION PICTURE HISTORY!" — Arthur Knight, Saturday Review , FEATURES AT 5 - 6:15 - 9:55 WEVITATION TO LOVE . . 4 . # —_ THIS FEATURE TOMORROW AT 1:00 = 4:40 —'§:20 _ OR MURDER?~ YOU'LL NEVER KNOW TILL THE FINAL KISS * 4 24 - = Diane Ve nm” COMPULSION” ty i f s o 4 ’ * j THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 FORTY-FIVE Litiner tat oe owt se VA7stertord Fair Booths - | ai | | | , T A sad mitt haaie wo 3 (Q@LUNG Well to Merchants ee Light Opere, Assos. "presenting June 5 thru June 13 a, a square foot? Why, Alex laughed ogre * -me/ ti GENEVIEVE did you get it?” a me iat F Paar Show ~ “From my uncle. I mean, of ; recen hed ae oes SSeS | it op ee ae | te lee CAN CA : eyes . ve you Kathie?” hes piope maere s Sam Ward was saying. “Kathie, | Kathie?” he asked softly. “Job Hammer.” are potential winners, according to Curtain Mon.-Fri. 8:30 P.M.—Sat. 6 & 9 P.M. I want you to meet Leilani Powers.” She looked at the blonde girl with deeper interest. “Leilani!” Ticket Prices: : Mon-Thurs. $3 thru $1.00 TICKETS 10 oh = $3.50 Watine 51.00" © at soil hs 3-5531 | Kathie looked up, sur- prised, and met the eyes of Bea Powers, Leilani's mother. They CHAPTER VII Mr. Jensen shook hands sol- emniy, warned her against stray Net only will the queen receive a one - week trip to Gay El Rancho at Gaylord, but luggage, the CAI building, and Civil Defense| farm," she told him. “ it = an im. Ang, auxiliary police will direct traffic) = acquaintances and told her to she repeated. “What a lovely wasn’t very much like this,” she were wide with shock. cameras, clothes and a host of [of the 20,000 spectators anticipated ’ put her money under her pillow, name.’ added. (Te Be Contipued) other prizes, lat the show. at night. And on that disquieting! “Well, come on,” Leilani said. He laughed aloud, “Kathie, |S Ha TS note, alone. Tears filled her eyes as she, thought, Have I done the right thing? At that moment, a young man barged nito her room, a cocktail glass in his hand. “Here you are, pet,” he said easily, offering her the drink they left—and Kathie was) ) © t Kathie looked wildly up at the handsomest man ~ had ever seen off the screen. His hair was black ard curled crisply back from his tan forehead.. His eyes were dark and very bright, And his smile made her think sud- denly of how rarely Buck had smiled. o “I beg your pardon!” he said, stopping suddenly and looking around the empty stateroom, Just then, another young man, taller, ‘with a face thinner and oddly humerous, appeared inthe passageway behind him. “The other side, Sam!” he said. “The other side! Oh-Oh!” he ad- ded, catching sight of Kathie. “Look what I've found, Alex,’ the young man called Sam said in a wondering voice. ‘‘All alone and tears in her eyes!’’ ‘GO AWAY’ “Mmmm,” said Alex appreci- atively, coming into the state- room. ‘What do you carry, Sam) —a mine detector?” He had aj) | and Alex are perfectly safe. 33 “You must join thé party. Sam At) to least when I’m along!” CARRIED ALONG She let them carry her along on the happy wave of their laughter. The confusion was as bad as the din, Kathie thought, when they squeezed into the next stateroom. There were some 20 people and almost as many con- versations were in progress. .* * ° * The stateroom was Sam Ward's and the one beyond it was occu- pied by Leilani and her mother, whom everyone -called Bea, a plumper older replica of her blonde daughter. Sam and the Powerses — indeed, it seemed all the passengers in the party — were residents. of Honoluly who had. been visiting or vacationing |‘ on the mainland. lyou're a delight! What brings you to Honolulu? Or is that a person al question?’’ She considered that, her eyes/ his face, It was a likable j face, It held much laughter, but | one knew instinctively it would | never be laughing at one. I would | like Alex for a friend, she thought. | Aloud she said, ‘‘An old deed.” | Alex. gave her a quick, re prised look, and she wondered if he had just been making con- versation. “A deed?” he prompted her, She had gone too far to retreat.) “To some Jand in Honolulu.” x * * a) How alive his eyes could. 2071 when something really interested him! “Where in Honolulu?” he! asked. “I don’t know,” she siciaast ‘The names of streets and all! that don’t mean a thing to me,} Reveille’ 40 HOUR yorce of . coLors ‘ALARM CLOCK in Handsome Modern Design EG IFACTORY CLOSE- OUT of YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN 2" SERVI-CENTE Regular Price as Advertised $] 99” in Saturday Evening Post @ Timed Appliance Outlet ®@ Detergent Dispenser @ Light Over Sink Bow! @ Single Handle Water _ ee ae ET | i aa eter rove pl ee 80% oF TAD ive appliance Outiet” Dapeae sae a co wet A) aa cease Sk 8 Sn Si ee eteee Bow bie sade other half's been crowded into Mrs. Powers’ room-on the other | side—"’ “I'm Sam Ward. You must be a mainiander, I'd remember you! if I'd ever seen you—” “Wait a minute, Sam! I'm Alex) Norris—" | “What on earth are you two, doing down here?’ a clear young’ voice said in the doorway, Kathie. looked bewilderedly over their shoulders at the girl who stood, OVER $100 589° 14 NEW APPLIANCE FEATURES FULL FACTORY GUARANTEE SUMP PUMP 3,000 Gals. Per Hr.—Reg. 39.95 ns 3-PIECE WHITE BATH SETS Includes 5-ft. tub, wash basin and closet. Reg. $134.50 All A grade chrome fittings. 328 Colored Sets $99.95. there. She was about Kathie’s| = “a ’ age, a honey-blonde with an even as FAMOUS BRAND / SHOWER STALL iad a oe, iy her Goad Ge PARK Jewelers ha, W ater $ oft eners LO OK WHAT V OU SA We WHITE ; 95 7 “Hello,” said easily to House of Discount | N. SAGINA EY, ENAME a. L 50,000 Grain—White Enomel Kathie, “I don't know you, do 1? 10-Year Fectory Werrenty. Steel Bath Tub .........,- $46.98 | Complete with 32 Reg. AS 50 Cast Iron Bath Tub .......... $59.95 itti Crate Marred Bath Tubs ...... .$10 up : i | § 4"$.H. Soil Pipe... itain $3.79 First Quality = BUNK BED s PER ile ae $A TOILET SEAT | | Fiberglas Pipe Wrap. ‘iar $89 poe i Several Patterns = ae . Sianie venue fom rrnet ities e ‘ i nor tne of Let Wien 108 Buena V a «,% Hehe Ue ey eee eee . Fast Color Washable = nme ee 4 t e fimated— and ; ‘ ; 7” ; : OO — _ : 7 is « § sae tl Soa tnah coat Sizes 12 to 20, 1612 to 2412 Just Received LADIES shal! be paid from the Capital Improve , ‘ *\) COTTON DRESSMAKER and f / if , Ri ment Pund . Sa? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN \ ea : Theat the Commission of the City of | te Portia Mirbigan will meet in the] Commission Chamber on June @ 1050] ‘ al & orlo k pm to hear suggestion » ‘ . . and objections that may be made by | > 5° parties interested . ’ he > 71426 ; . . Jated June 7 059 . \ ADA R FVANS R—~7 ; sty tere + } < Juns 4 1) \ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON LAST \ | at «4 (\ all : } ‘ ve e \ La : you ofa hereay_neuried, (het at i ‘wy LIMIT 2 to a Customer \ 7 | . the City of Pontiac. Michigan held June CHANCE! \ , 2 tec} 1 “ Men’s—Big Boys’ LOAFERS / 97 £3 € June 2. 1050 by resolution tt was declarec to be the Intention of the City Com MADE ON U.S.A. LASTS ! ¢ ’ i fake notice That the roll of the &pe tral Anse ment heretofore made by the City Assessor for the purpose of defray i, = Ihe that part ef the east which the Com és ll 1 on decided should be patd and borne CHILDREN S Usua y hy spectal askesament for the eonstric $2 49 tion of reinforced concrete base widen . ing hituminows eoncrete recap, curb ~ guiter drainage and related work en Cass Asverne trom the aly line Lot 10 . - - q AP Nr 4 to Oakland Avenue 4 now on fYe In my office for public tnaper ’ é » mission te construct sidewalk and re lated work on the south side of Irwin Avenue from (boing Street to East 5 Roulevard et an ~Patimated coat of " : A —_ $3270 85, and that the plan, profile and | é ; estimate of sald improvement is on file : 3, S 3) . for publie Inepeection : ; we .Y It in further intended to construct sald ; 2 ' % Usually Improvement In eccordance with the WwW d G | plan profile and estimate, and that tite omen s-oan ir § Usually $5.00 & $6.00 evet thereof ahall be defrayed by apecial $ Assessment according to frontage and A 2.49 that all #f the lots and percela of land S | Cl h - . f fronting upon the aouth side of Irwin ai ot : _— em Mellow Leather Avenue from Cioine treet to Fant . Se ee Loafer Styles Biuiceard snail ‘commie’ he, peels) ~~ — OTHERS TO , mated tay Assessment district to defray $1 190 00 K ~ £ Abe VA % of the estimated cost and expenses . / —y a c Seu thereaf and that $1420 8% of the eatl . / 2 : 6.94 ° niated cost and expenses therenf shall = S | “ = . be peid from the Cagital Linprovemert . hy Lon Made m better : wand Taare =e Me, : w factories to our NOTICE 18 HEREBY, GIVES fii Abe — 5 . That the Commisston of the City of — L pest eoring rigid specifica Ponilac Michigan will meet in the te ig Soles tions. Conimission Chamber on June @ whe : ; ae ; at Ao oclok pom toe hear uiwestion erie . ae . a and objection that may be made by al . partiea Interested (tan 5 dated Jur Play Sh t Dated June t lang / i ay oes or a ADA R EVANS — - beach i : Others City Clerk oo a eac or cowus y june 4 59 nt wear — all coloty. ‘_ to $3.37 ; . @ Sizes 2 to 3X, 4 to 6, 7 to 14 |; NOTICE OF &@PECTAI ABAEAAMENT : = iH a Widening and bituminous eoncrete recap . : i and related work on Case Avenue cs hitceatt MIRACLE Osnoe C slightly high- . - - SHOP er. . oe roe meg oe DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE & Telegraph at Square Late Ra. 3 P | , ' —— / | ] 78 N Soqinow St . ~ : — 2a 1 - ' . : ° : . . : ' . ‘ . : Pa Pe : ’ , r] . . . . Fd ° + a i nf | a 4 | A . OM \ 4 “i rr) : ; Le + o 7 « 2 oe Ps a, - s a = } \ A. see ee ee Se ee ee ee Se eg ee f ec EP a ee re ea eh eT ee Pe ee ee eeTHE PONTIAC PRESS, / f Tk | ava Calling all golfers and duffers! (Especially the Jatter class where this writer needs company.) ' Saturday you can enter pion” tournament by proxie We celebrate National Golf Day Saturday and for a buck linksters across the country will match their scores against either Tom Open champion, or Dow Finsterwald, the PGA titlist. The pair will play an 18 hole exhibition match at Happy Hollow Country Club in Omaha, Neb., with a From the —- Press Box BY BRUNO L. KEARNS parts Eater, Pontiac Press ror Pid i THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959. > the “Round of the Cham- and play golf for charity. my Bolt, the 1958 USGA couple hundred thousand golfers matching their score against the winner. x * * Stengel Very Pleased by Generosity of AL DETROIT (UPI)—Casey Stengel night was the seventh whitewash says he can't understand why the job applied to the Yanks this = : year against 10 for all of 1958. baal oS tet ee ES Stengel said he wasn't ‘‘dying’’| Yankees, but he’s appreciative or spending sleepless nights be- | “and if we can get by Detroit cause .of the world champions “and Cleveland, something's gonna slow start. 7 happen.” “Some people outside. of base- F ball saw some pictures of~me in After today’s game at Briggs Stadium, the Yankees move over so lea eee dying to Cleveland for a four-game set. man. But I'm not dying,” said “{ think I'm gonna get better (Stengel who senses that the pitchin’ and you know these guys Yankees just might be ready to _are gonna hit,” Stengel said after (qo what everyone predicted — get the Yanks, looking again ike jn first place and outdistance the Narleski, and manager Jimmie Dykes called it ‘‘a perfect piteh.”’ x * Ta Mantle’s Blast in 9th Shades Bengals, 6-5 Detroit Rally in Vain as Mickey’s Home Run Wins for Yankees DETROIT « — Pitcher Ray catcher Lou Berberet * Slugger Mickey Mantle said it In seven years, various golf charities have received, . $666,000 from National Golf Day receipts, and Michigan | proudly takes the claim as the leader. - Golf Day.” The Blind Golfers Association, Amputees Associa- tion, PGA Relief Fund, Caddie Scholarship program, along with service organizations such as the USO, Red Cross and Olympics, a annual “Day. More than $173,000 has to get college educations under 17 different scholar-| ship funds. * Michigan will be seeking honors for the third straigh ty courses naturally leading Last year Michigan golfers contributed. $6,999.25, followed by IHinois with $ phia section with $5,320. $82,204 on the 7th annual Best receipts nationally went to Chicago’s Tam O’ Shanter with $948. * ll have benefited from the enabled over 1,200 caddies: * to take National Golf Day t year, with Oakland Coun- the state. 6,775.25 and the Philadel- eS he The 32 sections turned in day Tops for Michigan was Grosse Ile Country Club with, $305, followed by Tam O’Shanter with $294 and Detroit Golf Club with. $282. Nineteen of the 35 layouts in Oakland County participated in National Golf Day a year ago and contribued $1,934 with golfers at 80 other Michigan courses turning in $5,065. te “ke Members at Oakland Hills, Birmingham, Plum Hol- challenger Paolo Rosi, said today|champion with wild hooks that/he missed with a terrific left hook. * Bronx Bombers, unloaded three homers to beat the Tigers. ‘The rest of the teams have let! us stay close (419 games from the completely fooled him, and man- ager Casey Stengel said it just might be the thing “to get us back - poseve: * * * Ralph Terry, who started for New York, is happy to -be back CUT DOWN — Rocky Bridges, Detroit ‘Short- stop, is cuf down at the plate by New York catcher Yogi Berra’ as he attempted to score $s on a 9th inni from second on Frank Bolling's single in the 4th inning last night. The Yanks won the game, top),” Stengel said. “I don't With the Yankees but the switch know why they have. We sure caused a big problem. Terry, on haven't done anything to hurt any- his last trip into Detroit with one. I just gotta thank all these Kansas City, arranged with a - fellas for beating each other. local photographer to fix up .a cause I've got some men I know The photographer was ready to can hit for distance and some of ake delivery but Terry had_to * these pitchers that are beatin’ us have a new batch made—wearing aren't 20-game winners,’ Stengel & Yankee uniform. said. “Two things have shocked this elub,"’ Stengel said. “The losses and getting shu! oat. It's srpois- ing to me. I didn't think you could de that to this club—I've got some pretty strong men.” AP Wirephoto Champ Unimpressive in Beating Rosi Brown Keeps WASHINGTON (UPI) — Cham-|mess ‘from his head—as his face! pion Joe Brown, very dissatisfied) Was from my fists.”’ Rosi forced the action in every ‘with last night’s gory vict over ; at nights gory victory session, marching after the elusive low and Orchard Lake, in that order, follow Tam as the, he would remain in the lightweight county’stop. contributors to National Golf Day. The Michigan PGA has set up headquarters in Detroit 5 cigis dilie Scdensea to take results from the various courses participating | with Joe Devany as chairman. * * You don’t’ have to wait until Saturday to golf either. ing a ninth-round technical knock- Turn in your dollar and an 18 hole card of any this week at most any golf course and club handicaps’ It * round are in effect. Those who beat the winner of the Bolt-, Finsterwald match will receive National Golf Day awards) ; which will be mailed to the club where you played your |" best performances.’ round. Support for National Gol one of the world’s most enthusiastic golfers, President | on three other minor cuts about f Day has even come from) Eisenhower, who said, “Extend my greetings to those | who participate in observance of 8th annual National Basilio, Fullmer May Clash Middleweights Unseftled NEW YORK (AP)—Carmen Ba- silio has agreed to fight Gene ‘ Fullmer for the National — Assn, middleweight title and let ~ Ray inson version of the 160-pound ‘crown. But there still is a big “if. to the muddled situation. A few hours after Syracuse (N, Y.) promoter Norman Rothschild! announced yesterday’ that Basilio and Fullmer will: meet during the first two weeks of August in a western city, NBA President, Dr. Ward Wylie came up with a state- * ment that started boxing fans wondering. Ting Wylie, irom his Mullens, W. , home, said the NBA’s execu-| . ‘ne committee might reconsider! its stand on stripping Robinson of r his title ata meeting jater this, month, * * * The request to reconsider was, 4 made by Commissioner Al Kle of the Pennsylvania Athletic Com. mission. Wyle said no date nent been set for the meeting but that it probably will .be. held in Indi- anapolis or Cincinnati. Rothschild, who will participate __in the staging_of the Basilio-Full- 2 mer 15-round bout, listed Los An- | @ San Francisco, Salt Lake) © City, Denver, Chicago and Ogden, | © geles, Utah, as possible sites, Thé bout would bring together two ex-champions, who have met, Each won and lost championship bouts with Robinson, whose title claims were sustained by the New York State Athletic Commission | 7 for tailure to make a title defense |” in more than 14 months, The New” York Athletic Commission's re-)> verse action was based on its rea-|_ Robinson expressed ‘bitterness over the new turn of events. He reiterated willingness to meet Ba- silio, He also charged the craggy- aeting in bad fasth in telling the to fight when in fact he already Fullmer. Yanks Sign Collegian LEBANON, IIL. W—Ron Speiser, 19-year-old pitcher for McKendree College here, was signed to a bonus contract Wednesday with the New York Yankees. REET UE IES ~ Dacloring By DR. CARY : some a. 9 shifting the clubhead drowned in circles, which has given the name “skywriting” to this fault. Whatever the name, the fact remains that the fault is the enemy of accuracy. Your aim should be to take the club back in a simple pattern—as nearly as pos- sible the way every time. Avoid moving the hands either. up or down _at the top of the swing. jawed upstate New Yorker with’ commission Tuesday he was free) had a written contract to meet) divi ision and try to equal, at least, ‘the tate Benny Leonard's record “I won't try to step up to the welterweight division,"” said the i slender, 33-year-old champion who ' weighed only 132-pounds while scor- out victory over bliéody Rosi of aly and New York. - That was Brown's seventh de- | fense in his 100th professional bout, “and it certainly wasn't one of ' Rosi, who had 16 stitches taken "in his right brow at Sibley Hos- pital this morning and patched up his eyes, claimed he was the victim of Brown's alleged butts and not his fists. “T had the title in mv hands. ldeclared the baldish, 31-yeat-old ° challenger, “until I got bis he ad in my face in the eichth round.” * * * At the end of the eighth session, Rosi — who weighed 134-pounds to Brown’s 132—was ahead on the ~ score sheets of nine sports-writers at the ringside in Uline’ Arena. Four writers had Brown ahead and ng pene oy Mickey Mantle: altima an ne Title on TKO missed almost as often as they landed. In the thitd round, the sharp-featured, muscular challen- ‘ger almost fell to the canvas when Don Mossi's 2-0 shutout Tuesday The estimated 4,509 fans in the arena were greatly dissap- pointed when Drs. Clark Hal- stead and Jack Kneipp told the | referee to notify Rosi that he | could not continue because of | the profusely bleeding wound— | an inch and a hait tong and a | quarter-inch wide—at the out. | side corner of his right brow. "The bout was ended -while both| men were in their corners after! the end of the eighth round. Un-| der National Boxing Association rules, which prevailed in the Dis- trict of Columbia, ft was a ninth- round technical knockout. homer in the 9th inning against Brown, who was knocked back) the Tigers yesterday. The homer on his heels in the first, second,| was not one of Mantle’s tape | fifth, sixth and séventh ‘sessions, méasure jobs and it caused | had ‘his best rounds in the third) Tiger Al Kaline to jest, ‘You —when he buckled the challen-) were pretty lucky, Mick,"’ as ger's knees with a terrific right to the head—and in the eighth They appeared to fight on “even terms in the second — with each well shaken. Promoter Goldie Ahearn, disap- pointed at the crowd, announced. that the paid attendance was 3,- 968 and the gross gate, $28,769. The net gate of $23,997 plus the. $40,000 TV fee would provide Brown with a purse of about $30,- 720 for his 40 per cent, and Rosi, about $15,360 for his 20 per cent. AP Wirephote IT COUNTS — Mickey Mantle relaxes in after hitting the game winning on.a high fly. But be all count. fener at Detroit We , Get Bonus Baby at $60,000 Tag DETROIT @— The Detroit Tigers today paid “in excess of $60,000" for a 17-year-old hitting sensation, Andy Cosco of Struth- two figured the bout even. But on. the official seore sheets, the opinion was evenly divided. Referee Charlie Reyn- olds favored Rosi on a_ five- points-must basis, 76-71. Judge Norvel Lee gave each 75 points, and judge Harvey Volkman, fa- vored Brown, 77-75, The United Rosi,” maneuver him into a corner stopped at end of 8th round to Brown COVERS UP — Bleeding from deep cuts over his eyes, Paolo | covers up as lightweight champion Joe, Brown attempts to in the 8th round. The fight was -Only about $38,000 of the TV money| ers, Ohio. contest. It was only the second is cut into for the fighter’s purses.| The hig outfielder, who batted [SS 1" 10 games for the Tigers— : lt was—Brown's_73rd—victory—tn| —ten-te17-_ bie cps cas -the—first—time the = + 4 100 ta TT games this Yankees : rd victory in 100 fights and his 33rd knockout. Rosi suffered his fifth defeat in 37 bouts and his third kayo, season, was sought by all 16 ma- “jor league clubs. Cosco, a righthander all the AP Wirephote school competition this year and averaged 14 strikeouts while | pitching in three games, He bat ted .500 in 1958 and hit .450 in the Youngstown Pan-Am on Television CHICAGO (AP)—Athletes in the, third Pan American Games Aug.) be called a 9th round TKO for __ growled the dressing room , the ball just got into the stands | way, hit eight home runs in high | _ Press International had Paolo in | front, 78-74, Brown insisted today he had; fought a retreating fight in nearly, every round, because, ‘] had to, keep out of the way of. Rosi's| bald billygoat head. Otherwise | fellow contestants in other con- tests by television. The American No enn Overtimes Here LANSING # — The Michigan High School Athletic Assn, has period business Kas some merit,” \games locally each day. State Director Charles E. Forsythe 27 to Sept. 7 will be able to watch league a year ago. An outstanding basketball and » football player also, Cosco was ' Broadcasting | sought by many colleges for his - Company announced it will tele-| cast at least 90 minutes of the| Cosro, 6-feet-3 and 205 football playing ability. pounds, was signed by scout Cy Williams. recreation Bee a ae ce ee ee PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: “Just general wildness!” DIAGNOSIS: Looping at the top. . TREATMENT: One of the more prevalent faults in | my face would have been a, bloody ruled eu en-detth overtiates to settle ties in state high school football games next fall. &| Seven states are experimenting with the idea but the association's »| Football Rules Committee ruled «| Michigan high school teams will { stick with regular four periods of 2'12 minutes each next fall. “There's 1 no 0 denying the extra- — ponent eet renin an tice Your Golf M IDDLECOFF ing € geen of the 7 neat at the *BALTIMORE (AP)—More than | ome quarter of the players teeing , off in the Eastern Open today will e ‘be honing up their competitive _..game for the prestige-laden United 4 States Golf Assn, Open champion- 4 ~ ship, , ° 1 Nearly 40 of the Eastern en- - trants are eligible for the USGA Oper starting next Thursday at a| Mamaroneck, : N.Y | Three past winners of the Na- cy a said. “But how far, or how little te go—that's the problem. “You just couldn't permit two teams, which were tied, to keep on playing until one or the other scored. They might play all night.” The Michigan group also decided at its annual meeting to keep the up there where we belong.” Whatever they call it, Mantle hit it over the right field fence at Briggs Stadium last night in the ninth inning. His home run earned the New York Yankees a 6-5 triumph over the Detroit Tigers. ~*~ * * thousand or so post card pictures “We've been poor. Everyone of himself to fill fan requests. The Yankee power guy con- knows it. I've been surprised be- zs * fessed later: “J just swung to protect the plate. 't was the best pitch I saw all night. It completely fooled me.” The pitch — or whatever you call it — was thrown by Narleski on a 1-1 count to Mantle: It wag a low, outside fast ball. “Just where I wanted it,”’ said Narleski. | When told that Mantle said the pitch fooled him, the Tiger reliefer ought to be fooled like that all ithe time.’’ | * *® *& | The home run, Mantle‘s~ 10th, ibarely cleared the lower barrier at the 370-foot mark. Center fielder Al Kaline was certain he could catch the towering drive, but it dropped into the seats just behind his outstretched glove. | The fact that skipped out to a 5-1 lead, piddled it away and came back to win ‘seemed significant to the elated |New York manager. | “That's the kind of thing we _| Reed to get us back up there where we belong,” said Stengel. | “A few weeks ago we won four y ont of six and they said we'd | be in first place in two weeks. “Well, we're still in seventh place, but we ain't gonna be there for long, I don't think’ If we can get by here tomorrow and do okay in that series in Cleveland, we ll be on our way.” * * * | It was a spine-tingling contest jall the way for 43,146 spectators |who swelled the two night attend- jance to 85,814—and the attendance for three dates with the Yankees so far to 128,852. Stengel had an answer for that, too. games here,"’ he said. “Gets the attendance up. May get the All- Star game for your folks, too. Who's the mayor of this town, anyway? We might have to call ‘him and have him expand the _‘stadjum before long.” Dykes wasn't nearly as jovial. But he was pleased ~— and proud — that his team had come from a 5-1 deficit and nearly won the ‘had beaten them in the last eight Meetings. Righthander Frank Lary sought te make it eight in a row, . and to hike his mark against the defending world. champions to 19-5, but he lasted less than three innings. The Yanks bombed him out with 7a five-run splurge, three coming on a home run by Yogi Berra and ‘another by rodkié John Blanchard. ‘The Tigers, who had given Lary 8 one-run lead against starter Ralph Terry in the first inning, 4 _ added one more in the fourth and two in the fifth when Charlie ‘Maxwell socked a home run bhe- hind Eddie Yost's double. It was No. 10 for Maxwell. “*e 8 * | Two walks, a single and a sacri- ‘fice fly tied matters in the seventh. ‘But Ryne Duren, third Yankee pitcher, closed the door. He was “yeah, _ well _maybe—he- the Yankees “We like to have these close - igoal posts 10 yards deep in the! ® * ne lend sone | AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Fan ee cieiegie nate Ge ae eee eee . Wee Lest Pet. Bebind eed , rain me Wen Lest Pet. Behind awe » I 678 . ’ . oF e | Cheveiend ss a a aces nfl ae a Kaline’s flv, but finished with a i 'Chirage clas om | Pitteburgh % 2 542 4, flourish. He ended the game by ' ‘Baltimore §.... 9 922 ta 44 jLos Sagelee % 834 S20 Sty i pposes \Keneee City “(33 91 Sa3 112, [Chie 3 42% «9 7, Striking out Maxwell. =. {Detrot 11... 22 M4 __ de |Cincinnats ee — ee aa, = . cone = + bots ee ore PETROTT : | - Game ew Yor “4 a a ie er [Phnadetphie 18 2838} abr h bi abrh bt Boston ere er ee; er McD'g'id 225120 Yost 32 3310 . VESTERDAY'S RESULTS ‘Kubek ss 8010 Kuenn rf $810 HONOLULU’ ww "— A Honolulu | - YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ° Milwaukee 7, San Francisco 4. night (Mantle cf 3211 Maxwelllf 3112 Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 3. night Berra e S113 Kalmecf 3132 sports promoter came up with an |Chicego 6. Baltimore 1 Fonenton “i icons a sich Skowren 1b 5120 Harrisib 4000 idea Wednesday for an all-star pro- SeAV Sr GAM jLopes 3m 44021 Berberete 4012 Kansas City 5, Boston 3, night GA Biebern if 3610 Bridgesss 401380 fessional footbal] game here, but Pp y me ‘Eestern Standard) Blanch'd rf. 2111 Bolling2> 401 it met with opposition from the *e¥ York & Detroit 5. night se. R25) 58: Mardatte eo. vomel s jeee Meccay iese National Football League. Washington 4, Cleveland 6, night gue pres tag aot a 3% p.m—Bro gnantep 0000 A-Groth 100 8 Ralph Yempuku said he hoped TODAY's GAMES Kon Ancelen at Chnematl, 9 pm—me Ourene 1008 Sowers 1088 to stage the exhibition next Jamw| 5... o)(Time® ae ee Narleskip 0008 ary between two squads of NFL me man (04) Ey Tees COmage Of Feaatelghle. 1:08 PM ARM cote JTO116 Tos NEES players, But NFL Commissioner | ®**ee (34) 1 ee EN. Pine ‘ TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE A—Gtruck out for Morgan fm Tth; Be Bert Bell said the league would/"ew York Detret. 1:30 pm—Pord Lot Angeles at Milwaukee, 8. Popped out for Gisier in 8th. (63) ve (3-3). San ge at Lica a> ag +" ™. hot sanction such a game, Only games ——"s Chicago at Pittsbu Pm Mew York .....ce sence 00s 000 e01—# Earlier this. year, the NFL re- “somoaew’s ecuxpvis St. Louls at Phitedetphia, eee pm. | Detroit. .........s..-. .. 100 120 100-8 4 fused sanction for continued use aicchdmaaaes as eas PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | Kubek. PO-A—New York 27-4 Des of its players dn the Hula Bowl Nee" ¥Sn" at Gewcand ges free Lest Belts os ae York @ Detroit which has been an arinual game ch “A 3 aie bs na PEE oe pm x 8 HR mie ee Maite eae meine “Segre wih eo -iemadan a 3 i ses Berra, Mantle, | ene * all-star squad 2 ; Eoovan ) w . ak ‘-_ ey [Minneapolis tage s 8 io eat Sar ex | ‘ND Back to Canada Pndianapatie kh B } iia Tie | Charleston 3 af seamen ey 46 £4 Ua, ee en — ae um 4 Pe te ae ER Notre; ” ecies 4 ¢ 4 i: Dame haiac ‘ae es ver at % 2 x a 34 ; a - ‘ ers € : % - 7 * * a i # | “ :i j ° THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 cles |'Wont Be azy it Champ - ANN ARBOR — As part of *| national attempt to improve phys-| ical fitness of on and - as a demonstration -Ingemar Blind Keg Meet Starts ‘Swedish Boxer teachers, a six-weeks Lire sah P| ical Fitness School for boy: we ren 3 ta. a pears GA oe be held at Michigan from June 22) Fitness School at M boys, teach them the eal. slits nentel Si-9 vestry of pects. “ Largest Field for HTA Pace se 8 CHICAGO (AP) — Using only|follow the same rules as used in Not Predicti to July 31, under direction of H. O. ‘two special aids—a guiderail and/all other major national tourna- (Fritz) Crisler, Wolverine athletic Year's Richest Race a sighted spotter—70 blind bowlers|ments with two exceptions: ~~ gas. : As begin competition today in the * * * Fi h will be carried on Saturday ot Harness * 12th annual tournament of the P ttn : | { come by the Department of Little as Pe American Blind Bowling Assn Fabien Foe haga Bape g . pan ancation for Men and Track $4.84 Down Only $1.99 Per Week The field drawn from the east-|the left side of the approach in : the School of Education with Dr. | The addition of Terry C and ern and central United States will /jine with the left-handed * gutter. Johansson at Hearing Paul Hunsicker, chairman of the | wij) Counsel has increased the field BUY WHERE YOU KNOW YOU CAN GET PARTS AND SERVICE BRANCH STORE 4524 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains OR 3-0021 FREE PARKING BEHIND BOTH STORES compete through Sunday for about $3,900 in prizes. . * ® * sightless men and ' women The City League baseball game yester- day at Jaycee Park. | ‘The Grill team tallied eight | runs in the last three innings to | erase a 12-7 deficit after PBI scored nine times in the ape as 13 men went to bat. Griff’s This gives the bowler a_ stable point of reference before each BOSTON (AP)—The Massachu- “te Sox, | shot. Some grasp the rail only through the first step; others hold ‘it with one hand through their en- i tire ae sson is seen going into Federal * court in New York where he attended a hearing on Eddie Machen’s claim that he failed to honor a re-match clause. Machen wants the court to stop Johansson-Patterson fight, June 2th, ijsetts Commission Against Dis- ‘crimination has closed the Pump- |sie Green case-against the Boston * * * The commission yesterday. an- men’s physical education pro- gram as research director. The physical education depart- ment previously conducted studies and testing in cooperation with President Eisenhower's Council on in Court on Claim of Eddie Machen NEW YORK ® — Ingemar Jo- hansson promised yesterday if he The 26-year-old Ingy was quick to add that he wasn’t predicting a RYE, N.Y. we—Johnny Dawson, victory over Patterson. The out: |for years one of golf's outstanding —_ he said, is ae guer. (nei. opens defense of his * * “In this fighting business,” he day knowing that he has to beat explained, “you just can’t tell at least a 148. about these things. One thing I do} U.S. Seniors’ Golf Assn. title to-| for this Saturday's Hazel Park HTA Pace to 12. It will be the largest field to start in the feature which has been raced at three other tracks this year. The 12 four-year-old x * s Youth Fitness in 1956. It gained not 1 h t title pacers will go for $11,392 in the Ore 100 Schwinn Biles to chose tem Mary | (Grif Wins Wild | Byer ese from zy Paterson at anita epeton for Ait neat race ofthe oar at Mac | eac a wen Ww : ’ - . models in different sizés and colors. jwere left standing. , Stadium June 25, he won't be a| x *« * lis a * * * lazy champion, Aims of the summer course are The HTA Pace, which is spon- B Game, \}- 1) | The defending all-events cham- x * * to improve the physical fitness of eed iad ees of ne Har- 9 BICYCLE . 'plon, Steve Zelinski of Cleveland, “if T win the world champion- \- ———— of enaneber trance ane oe “ raced SCARLETT eee Ee ee ae ws. * oF try. A total of $250,000 in ae HOBBY SHOP . Griffs Grill ssinsilerdd a five sald, “1 wont eT eae U. S Seniors Golf will be distributed before the series mun lead, then bounced back to de- Bogox Cleared Reet eee eet ee ends this fall at Roosevelt Race- e 20 E. Lawrence St.; Pontiac FE 2-7221 feat Pontiac Business Institute, 15- . AF Wirephote | S8Y how many times, = i= way. Each week’s race gives the , 12, in a wild, free-hitting Class B in Green Case INTO COURT—Ingemar Johan- like to defend my title. Champ After Repeat top horses points which count to- ward the finale at Yonkers in the spring and at Roosevelt in the fall, - ~ Horses are expected to make a |determined assault on the track mile mark of 1:58.4 set in the HTA (called the Transamerica a year ago) in 1958. a 5-0 lead after 114 innings, Net let it slip away. Vowel it had aeypnty as “evi- -lknow, I am in better shape now) dence of good faith’ an, assurance * , than I have ever been.” Griff's outhit PBI, 17 to 7, with pence 0 Bin a rican League|Austrian Doesn’t Want Aaa starting pitcher Dennis Evans and baseball team it will pursue a pol- fo Lose Amateur Status Schansson's remarka were made Virgil V. Roby, 58-year-old Hartford, Conn., insurance exec- utive, posted a 75-73—148 in leading the first contingent — of the almost 400 entries. He fin- Cass Avenue Brake Service “ 109 N. 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Jerry Pointer was the winnina ipiteher ina relief role and Howard | ‘clib's activities after three Ros- 322 023 3—18 17 2) 021 900 0-12 7 infielder Jerry (Pumpsie) Green VIENNA — Austrian ski ace | * * * iToni Sailer said Wednesday night | Six weeks ago the commission| “I will never voluntarily give up| an an investigation of the ball|my amateur status.’ ton groups charged the Red Sox| iwith bias when they sent Negro) lwhether he can enter the 1960 \Olympic Winter Games at Squaw Valley, Calif. Sailer’s amateur status has been pending for some time before the| iInternationa| Skiing Assn. The) iskier-actor-businéssman had been lunder fire for several of his deals back the farm jteam, to Minneapolis Enter Net Semifinals But he added-he did not know yet! nim in a rematch. during a recess in a Federal Court, case where Californian heavy- weight Eddie Machen is contest-| ing Ingemar’s right to fight Pat-| terson before the Swede meets; ished his 36-hole stint with a three-stroke margin over J. | Wolcott Brown, Sea Girt, N.Jd., bank president. ts George Dawson, brother of the defending champ, and 56-year-old Johansson knocked out Mach. | waiter F. Pease, New York ee en Jast Sept, 14 in the first round ‘yer from Plainfield, N.J., | of a bout im Sweden. Machen (third at 152. Pease was ‘the first. claims Johansson was committed round leader with a 73. in a written agreement to give x *° * him a return bout before signing = Dr. Don Jaffar of the Detroit for any other bout in the United tied for} Golf Club added a 74 to his 83 for Junior College Play ODESSA, Tex. (#—Flint, Mich., ‘Junior College took a 1-stroke lead in the first round of the National Junior College golf tournament yesterday. Jim Lewis and Gene Hunt of Flint had scores of 72 ang 73 re- spectively and their 145 topped the team competition. | Odessa College with 146 was second as Les Howard and Melvin Pontiac Fire-Fighters Class F : : ‘ : B INI 0% OFF eae ae ES di i aid . OSLO (9 — Jack Frost of Monte- ‘after winning three Olympic gold | States, a 157 total. He is tied for 14th. Chisum shot TZ and 74 respectively. ALL BRAKE L NG-40 % practice session Saturday from rey, Calif, and Jon Douglas of medals and seven world champion-| Johansson testified yesterday he There are 35 golfers from 12 AIR BRAKES AND VACUUM UNITS EXCHANGED 10 am. to 1 Pp = The workout Santa Monica, Calif, Wednesday ships |never saw or heard of a provision Another Silver Lake Ace cglleges in the tournament that WESTINGHOUSE AND WAGNER AIR BRAKES We Twrn Trock and Passenger Car Brake Droms will take place at the Columbia- Joslyn south diamond ger entered the semifinals of the Nor-| wegian Open Tennis Champion- | ships. < Frost defeated Tor Skolem of| New Trapping Record ithat he was not to fight anyone luntil he fought Machen again until | Silver Lake Golf Club had its |several days after his fight with! 4th hole-in-one of the year yes- will have 36 holes today and the final 18 Friday over the Odessa Country Cub’ s par 72 course. i a an ~ ee a = 3 re Fs ~~ —— f 1 \ + 4 A ‘ j f : & i | | i | | , : , fa \ : Mz . j [- / : } 2 ; * f f i . 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Medium Size Please, —Cheese and Sausage CHICAGO .(UPT) — Now Bill Veeck is giving away pizza. x * * He presented free pizzas to the first 2,000 fans at yester- day’s game between the White Sex and Orioles. He even sup- plied them with towels to clean eB Hagen their fingers. . MITE-Y SWING — Stevie Gorman, 5, fouls this pitch off while It was she irene ealled a seemingly losing his pants i taking @ mansized swing at Milf “get acquainted” offer, The piz- Valley, Calif, Midget and Little League teams began spring prac- | 2, will be on sale for today’s tice with the opening of organized baseball season. game. | ples totaled 53 points to Ferndale’s teams. The netters took Class A entry Cranbrook. By CHUCK ABAME An outstanding performance in the state tennis finals at Kalamazoo Friday and Saturday could cap a mighty successful week of activity for Birmingham High spring * regional honors and are a strong choice for Michigan honors along with local “B” The Maples have won Eastern Michigan me td s. the past two days and have been competing in the an- which ends tomorrow. A record pole vault by Bill Al corn and good balance gave BHS its 10th straight track crown at East Detroit Wednesday. The Ma- 46%. Hazel Park had 36%, East Detroit 24%, Mt. Clemens 20, Port Huron 104% and Royal Oak — ball 10. Alcorn set a loop mark by | vaulting 12 feet, 10 inches. Toy Palmer of Ferndale was the top individual with 15% points, He anchored the 880 rélay team which broke a record. 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SAGINAW rE $-2620 : /man, were by Minnie Minoso in land Billy Martin_in-the ninth, four games out of first, padded ‘west to 9-2. | ® jing three straight, gained a 6-5 irecord with a eight-hitter as the i nea ‘ = ee ee Ne Sa a en a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a just six games out of first. And|? fifth place Detroit is within 3 | ma games of the lead, even after los- | The champs still are seventh, but only 4\4 games shy of first, Fischer, 28, who also has worked for the White Sox and Ti- gers, breezed to a 5-1 record and his first victory ever against the Indians mered his 19th home run in the fourth inning and Samford made} it 2-0 in the fifth: It was the sec- ond in two nights for saree whose entire major league total of four has come this season, Kill-| | ebrew’ s shot saved him a share) of the major league lead with Mil- \° | waukee’s Ed Mathews (who hit | itwo last night). | The only hits off Fischer, who| | struck out four and didn't walk a | the second, Vic Power in the sixth Herb Score (5-3) was the loser, igiving up six hits in his six in- |nings as the sixth place Nats, only their season road record in the * * Southpaw Billy Pierce, after tos- White Sox .ended their losing streak at three with their third victory in 11 games, Gene Wood- ling’s eight-inning homer junked Pierce’s shutout bid. By then, the White Sox had a 5-0 lead, after nual loop baseball tourney |* after Killebrew Ham- B honors in golf and track*— brook baseball game Saturday will wrap up another prep spring sea- EXTRA ITEMs — Waterford High athletic director Waldo Ash- ley has had two operations in two weeks at Pontiac General . , . Ex- PCH track and grid ace Bob Man- ning starred in track at Winston- Salem this spring. He was on the ~ winning 440 and 880 relay teams in the Penn Relays, Larry Beamer and Jim Hawkins, also departed officials again . ,. Carl Demrich won a baseball] letter at Michigan, Ron Hummel] gained one in wrest-_ ling at Princeton and Fred Han dren in golf at Yale. Ail are Birs boys .. . Pontiage Coun- try Clab pro Frank Wilson hit the nail on the head when he called West Bloomfield’s Jon Shaw a “ratural” golfer before the season started, a Eastern Michigan track sum- aries: mHigh hurdles—Harold Trumbo (M), = Murphy (H), Boyd ee (Bi, a oder ere by Kimball, Birs mingham 2nd, Hasel Park 3rd, wt 108—Dori Reed (FP), Tim Butts (Fh, siete Jacobson (B), 10.5, 220—Butts, Jacobson, Reed, 23.5 880 relay—Won by eents: Birming- ham 2nd, East Detroit 3rd, 1:33.5. 880—Jim Reilley (B), pes Carpenter *\(M), Dick Kelly an’ te 2: 01.8 (Ist section). Praser Cocks her (H), Mike Harris (RO). 2: 308, (and section). 4:35.32 " John Brinker . (ist sectionh Kent Rathbdura Trumbo, Ed Phillips (), stu |ing (FP), John Kurta (E), 48 feet, 7% es. Broad jump—Palmer, Bill Prantera * and Jacobson tied for 2nd, 20 feet, \ inehes. ae he jump—Jim Stevenson (B). Ray \Gresory (H) and Palmer tied for lst, eet, 10 inches. 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Whether that was a bum/games, now has gone 5-for-7 in| tagged for a two-run homer by Or-; Ed rap or not, they’re a cool crew of|the last two, fattening his start-j|lando Cepeda — a 450-foot blast|homer, then walked and scored| two-time champions now, chop-/ling average to .426. r into the woods beyond center field|the clincher for the Phils on Wal- ping down anyone who threatens} While the Braves were spank-|—in a three-run sixth. ly Post's single in a two-run fifth.) their shot at a third straight Na-|ing the Giants, third place Pitts-| Right-hander Bob Friend (2-7)|Jim Owens (43) won it, giving up | tional League pennant. _ {burgh remained within 4% games| won his second in a row for the eight hits but only one earned run. It was mid-May when the|° the lead by beating St. Louis 5-| Pirates, tut needed Roy . Face’s Dave Hillman (3-4) was the loner} Braves zeroed in, running off six|? Les Angeles defeated Cincin-|perfect relief in the ninth, It was! in a row for a 4%-game bulge.|"4ti 51 on Stan Williams’ two-|Face’s fourth save, his 2ist in a Then they slowed to a walk, win-|hitter, and Philadelphia beat the| year.plus span in which he bas a ning a couple, losing a couple,| Chicago Cubs 43. 12-0 record. Bill Mazeroski’s two- ong rs on That’s when San Francisco start- ~ * ** run triple triggered a four run ed to close in. Mathews, tied for the majorjeighth that beat Cardinal left-|, ,, * * * league home run lead with Wash- hander Wilmer. Mizell (6-1), who Hill at Plate i * * Just last Monday, the Giants|ington’s Harmon Killebrew (who/had won six straight. The Cards steamed into Milwaukee with a 7-|also got his 19th last night),,now have lost seven of nine and 2 record and walloped the Braves|parked a: 450-drive in the right-|are just a half-game ahead of the Hurls Hi h 11-2, whittling their edge to 1%| field bleachers with a,man on to/last place- Phillies. u 2-Hit Shutout, games, tie the score 3all in the sixth. | x* * * Gets 2 RBI's in 4-0 That did it. With Ed Mathews/Aaron then doubled and scored on ; i hammering a home run, and Bob|Wes Covington’s single “for &lnomer ‘Tuesday night at cicin-| Win for Deni-Herk Rush pitching a five-hit shutout, |‘ree-run inning that handed Jack! 14+) belted a pair last night for the Braves beat the Giants 3-0 in| 5@™ford SS) his fourth defeat in}t.4. runs against loser Orlando} Chuck Long pitched a sparkling the second game of the series./His last five decisions. _ |Pena (3-3). The Reds’ only hits two-hit shutout and doubled home And last night they made it two| Mathews’ winning: shot came in| off Williams were singles by Roy , ans in the 1st inni lead straight, batting from behind for|th€ seventh off reliever Al Worth-|MeMillan in the third and Frank\\v° Tus in the 2st inning {0 lea a 7-4 victory on a pair of two-run|ington, who then gave up Aaron’s/Robinson in the fifth, but the, Deni’s & Herk’s to a 40 victory homers by Mathews and a _ solo) 15th. young right-hander walked seven, over the Pontiac Merchants at shot by Hank Aaron that clubbed x~ *& * forcing in the run with four in’ Beaudette Park in last night's top the second place Giants 3%! Bob Buhl (43) was the winner,|the fourth inning, Williams (2-1),|City League softball attraction. | games behind again. although giving way in the eighth}who broke in with a _ two-hitter In the other Beaudette game, j Mathews, who bad hit only two'when Willie | Kirkland homered'aga inet a Cubs: a year ago Mon- Elks No. 810 jumped off to a . 3-0 ist-inning lead and coasted | to a 4-2 triumph over CIO. Local | | 594 behind the four-hit hurting | eee ett an a paced the Ejks’ nine-hit assault against Al Santelle with two | , doubles and a single. | run uprising in the 4th inning to) pave the way for a 7-5 conquest of Huron Bow! in Northside action. | x *« * Arro Realty gained a 9-0 forfeit decision over Big Bear Construc- tion on the Northside diamond | when the Bears were unable to| field a complete team. 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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 Interest on Long-Term Bonds Can Hit Your Pocketbook .~ — - ee. ee ; All Have a Stake in U.S. ‘Treasury | By SAM DAWSON now yield better than 5 per cent),\insurance com panie's, savings; end up as deposits in banks, AP Business News Analyst it will make the return on stocks!banks, pension and trust funds, available for lending. . : o's ese tices Jook even more i NEW YORK w—All borrowers— 4! present prices WOULD LURE SAVERS | But if the Treasury is allowed) skimpy: (Stocks in the Dow Jones, It also would like to sweeten [0 Pay higher interest—and if it and most Americans seem {0 PT iustrial Index now yield less! : these days—have a stake in the than 3% per cent on average and the returns on U. 8. savings bonds U.S. Treasury's desire to raisé many blue chips yield less than lure individual savers back into the interest it will pay on long: that) richie na settled -* ready over eight billion dollars a term bonds. All savers have, to 4 Switch from stocks to bonds a ans 4 a (ie, pit : year. For the Treasury competes with might develop-—-particularly if the 's “ aitabes k . ion do ars 5 * * * private borrowers, and.state and Treasury has its way and by el eg het = mune iney res If Congress takes up the inter- local agencies, for funds avail: tigh te ning the money supply only 3% par cent est question, it will likely open up able for lending. And if it offers dampens some of the inflationary If the Treasury could sell more afresh the long and bitter battle ‘ to pay more for the’ loan, others psychology long-term bonds to investors and between the advocates of tight likely will have to, also Ail"? 7 * * more U.S. savings bonds to in- money and dear money as a brake interest rates will tend to rise ets ‘916 aw! the’ Treesum dividuals, it would tend to damp- on inflation and the advocates of This would be true for bank Joan oe : _ lhe im oven the fires of inflation, since easy credit and cheap money as mortgages, installment loans. ae ‘bey ~ , - ih an cae _ such money wouldn't be breeding a way to éxpand the economy The move might lead to higher oe Gey: ue imowees 7°" new eredit, as short-term Treas- Everyone has a stake in the terest pald by banks and others 8 ury bills do. The latter tend to outcome \ ea a Despite the greater security of ——-—— a —— to savers, to hold them as custo cw, Reads, the Treasury’ eave THE GIRLS mers. And payroll savings bonds i can’ ucil jongdinrm beads Jn 7s buyers might xet PANES sae. . ibn, peeneat) narked si teas tA pores! oa es tn ae 44 per cent because investors way because the rman . “ can get more than that on private forms of long-term debt and ig nore the greater risks, gets the higher debt ceiling it also. wants—the cost of servicing the national debt would rise. It’s al- - ———\ Ky Franklin Folger is increasing faster than savings the source of new investmer of § 1909 by WEA Service. ine, 7 ag vy ala Yields on state and local issues STOCKS AFRKECTED the tax exempts—-have risen to Stock traders are itching th 4 point where they also compete > \ rey . s & Treasury move, too with federal securities -! HE BERRY: . | If the yield on government bonds So the Treasury would like ning me | YOU NEVER SEE ME OR = P| THEN DC REME R EN HE WAS SAID YOU'D Y JACKIE, WHY CANT YOUR ACT LIKE ALITTLE GENTLEMAN 2 J rises further (some now yield more puthority to put out long-term cent) and the yield on bonds at a rate high enough to than 4 per « corporate bonds goes higher (many attract investment institutions MAMA RUNNING AND 7 6) = YOU DO IT? SHOUTING THROUGH y~ "1 | 7 THE HOUSE ; DO You 2 Calendar, Standup Models Seen Innovations Win Notice 3:3. Ry Nw at Swiss Watch Show) == 7/ EA BASEL. Switzesland (UPI) — A consumption, air speed, groun: 4 fin, ’ ; a watch to tell time by under water speed, rate of climb or descet.i a clock run by air pressure among other functions; slide-rule a standup wristwatch for, Watches for engineers; many park .- a husy people, such as drivers who ing alarm watches which-_warn WA, - By McEvoy woe e ar “oo . | 6 6s— have to keep their eyes on the the wearer to race the cop to the | os ; yt 5 road car; and a score of other watches’ Pris fom REMGENCE PP Yon y These were some of the innova. designed aspect Hs ie varied - “What's the sense of saving money for a rainy day — , tions in watches that won atten demands of moder iving - who shops when it rains?”’ . i > tion at this year's convention of - td ! Swiss watchmakers f— BOARDING HOUSE e It was a show that for In. 4 | ; . sanenananened —r maamees AEE EEILMAE LAT a snnanne ‘ . rey ae eed te tee | Uf Ma DO Ge tl BY NO MORE, LOKD PGF, Se Mh seen to be believed. To the Yj fff BEePb@ MALL AMA ALLL O86 Aho EA Z PERCIVAI eT r DASH Lp Y Ve meticulous watchmaking world V// SOLLY DECENT OF YOU TO TAKE ME IN rc WAL LL L Y nel it was what the Paris fashion os DOWN TO THE BANK Yy “THIS WAY, BUT I'M RAWTHER AFRAID Yn EIRST THING IN THE a shows are to dressmakers and It | Vy, VE RUN INTO A TICKY WICKET/ I bp, ht buyers f H ove 4 vIn | 2 mls DRNING!S ar ZZ he tebe Y) HADA LETTER OF CREDIT FROM MY “S71, WICENING! Yor i BANK IN LONDON, BUT 1 SEEM TO HANE Ly LCG. In a vast exhibition hall housing | the annual:Swiss Industries Fair more than 200 Swiss watchmaking firms showed their wares. Watch- making is Switzerland's chief in dustry, <@ g f Bim ‘ 4 "I, ° P, Melbvey MISLAID IT./4» BEASTLY EMBARRASS- 0 | ALE | ING BEING WITHOUT FINDS! T SAY, | | J DO NYOU"SUPPOSE ~~ THAT IS» L MEAN) ALLEY OOP UNTIL L GET THIS MATTER 5~, SORTED OUT e--. J | I] | \\ | | ——— * * UNBUCKLE "EM BASY- This year the visitor saw clocks that run on light with the aid? of a photoelectric cell, and others which waund themselves by subtle changes of air pressure in a room (aan YOU Guys... a &: i : ~ # . A \) a There were waterproof watches with push-button flashlights at tached for skindivers to use in “the murky depths; a complex pilot's watch that does almost everything but fly a plane: scores of novelties and luxury watches for the elegant man and woman of 1959 This year there was one par ticularly noteworthy Invention \e2 1 if ie am NON, ANNAN ms CAPTAIN EASY 2 WE WAS PRAMEO! THAT COUBLE- CROSSIN’ CECILY AND HER B07’ REMEMBER ( FRIEND STABBED HIM AND WHAT DOONE SKIPPED OUT! TAUGHT YOU ' ABOUT FAIR PLAY [ium AND JUSTICE! AMS It was the stand np watch set at an angle to the watchstrap and with a spring device which enabled the wearer to tilt the face. It was presented as the ‘“deal” watch for people who | wanted to heep a constant eye on the time while their hands were otherwise pecupled—drivers, Uae Wines e| ECK FORK 30 CENTS ® (on oe Se chemists, speech - making poll- | : ticlans, ete. OUT OUR WAY ; re new sealendas ede) wap ——= WELL, WHAT'S THE MATTER \ OH, SURE--PARDON ME! BOON WHER 1B wlan “wal maken WITH THIS ? THE SWEET PEAS ) I THOUGHT YOU WERE ]—— &. realizedt What inest people sunt I PLANTED HERE HAVE TO BUILDING AN ESCAPE /____ n their fingers when figuring HAVE A TRELLIS TO CLIMB LADDER FROM YOUR Ae } what date the Thursday after next UP ON, DON'’4 THEY ¢ 4 BEDROOM ‘TO CLIM® $19%? by NEA Sacvige, ing TM, Reg, US. Pas Off) will fall on ile discarded the — _ . —— 7 , = DOWN ON? ealenday “window in the dial and y as NANG) netead. set a movable outer ring —— _ —Yo>4—- : ; - on his dial with the days of the aaa _ Cj] -_ - Il WONDER WHERE week on the inner dial CN, J — ~ — a tow US > —— THAT ONE |S This permit? the wearer to tet i _ a Mul = a foday's date at a glance and also i! = ——E o> if he so wishes. the dates of all g% i ray se 7 a alll "id a ~ the rest of the days in dhe month —- __ —_ = | A - Le aren p lela ih ania I LOT OF PLANES | OVERHEAD TODAY Other unusual timepieces in | a cluded: Medical watches which do the doctor's pulsetaking mathe matics for him, special sports timers, a push-button golf scorér, to keep the duffer honest, the pilot's watch which estimates fuel Se ee) u — STRAP Ce ee BUS AMA). | BP By .Di#k Cavalli Engineer Takes 2 Years to Build His Own Plane SAN DIEGO, Calif (» Materials for a two-passenger airplane which Riorn O- Andreasson built him self cost $1,000 But it took all hi pare, time at home for two yeirs ta com * ’ SIF oe herent wf ! red beget Pt vacllig, ra , } BIE ant 84 ' ’ Oh ‘ Sie we faa vg tre © 1960 by MEA Servis, tee, Tk Bog, UE Pen OFF plete the craft, which ean climb! J fo 14,000 feet and lias a top speed : : os MRR 4d cson bg eae TO | my of 150 miles an how ax) ~~ geagoe NESS ne a. Andreasson is an veronattical ey: ° “ ; cds = ee engineer at Convan TM fieg UB Pat OFF THE WORRY WART bs oo + DONALD DUCK Foal —— By Charles Kuhn MAYBE THIS WILL HELP SLOW EM GOWN Pi = ¢ [AN KNOW THEYRE INTERESTED IN HOW |: MY GERRY PATCH IS HM THOSE BOYS ARE LOOKIN' OVER MY BACK FENCE AT GOME THING... J |COMIN'ALONG..2” F ' LS fa: a ; 0 Qf ‘ _ f { ft i = | | \ / ; Py / y | | : / if y = i i a covering Poultry jeu \ produce sales a = Market brought | vernal nd Eggs ovtee THE PONT , | Bed * . > them it * ee, ee ner pend fa B rouLrE [Hasire TAC Quot whol ‘armer Hea jultr vAP Ps tar eg ih pit. : PR a » | 10: vy:t —! ite r a and E i tions esal and sold 8 toi gd fo Price W lot my 2 Detroit Bu are "eas package by! 23; ce3 ty hens 83: r No. owe small ts moe ave ostly No, 190-498 . TH a * 12: = Wedne reau- rnished lots. 5 caponatte light type ah 136: Lb Bite | ng, 8 Be bed URSD oo by the’ ste under so, Barred, Rec one eke Las, ee ibs te AY ets, e | & ibs. Pins Ags 3 25: a Sradee ts at 11.75; , SU Detroi | sere sage gee Paes ne JUNE 4 oit P + are ort der |S eae ee . 1b.50- ‘ et yes EG rt 20.90. 39. tae. » 19 Ap r i ca 4 GS | cull 00; choice rrirong ‘ 59 Northern Spy. 3 it Produce ae Sat case we reaeral : | ter fo Sos bee tows r a2 eele 8p: s. fa mall & ea era: ob r) 200 1? ve 0 : r pe eeeeDmsy 7: No. ged b | eggs Se: a rge sume 1 state | offered , Not eno ei ae 1% V7 higher, July $ erries, ancy, i bu u. Com ported. e Bh 32: 34.38: r tes’ ugh high r. 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Bu June LIVES , tiac pop t| y de y in re -o 3 Oats ae of . rH Radishes an 0 arg sae Bese yESTOCK | © police y The d alings ni ree Hides settee Y BETZ Ice REE 3 ; 205 = oun Sept. > LER F ae: red, dor” Bar te nad ele 1 peaty aeeel 1—Cat 6. ra try yes-/ m4 eclin of t Cor 93% type) NEW Aorees } ceria wees nos dl ster ers about ee a ‘3195 Nor RAs Sat shes fraction in sche he gen. = = ~ = inves, r ener wa mother JUNE 2, an 4 Help | Want a hetheus 1 bp tharey aed ie arr rth 10 urda rst s an Dec. “> s ye— ; m a her N i vanted | doz 60 earl stead teady. year? choi m (} A 0 a. y of seb of S ra € 3 uly 86% stock e A t K Em fe c-, NIE FLOC M Gabe couse. 8 bebs 1.10 pacd pore Oe siren, rt splitting choice | Rd.) ; mil dams m. to , June the se eral mi a cer n to March . 1.22% Sept. w mar good g lew sele ——- i) Par c. Aus zB C.. 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Pik n St: Card 2 bers of . cog act wet Pay (Suntan Good EXPER ranteed EAUTY ss s F i . e a : € . ace wu H R. a a men With oe ; # Stuck on Wa Eek. eae _app B00 Di ay ee Ed © : ny é . SPR ; ent, j aA xh P You | ite Y Le RINGF fe) E Bere: | ‘ — eae es? WANTED, : r P ou to Mis J FIELD cell Rept — a rine urcha Co. ees Leelee Ov ana: si, Sern, Pe Pos se wacthae thile-soeet got (AP) Pr oortu EPERIERCES Press, = Goss mal buddy T trom Crist ler Ply ous initv ce seed a : ; * | Dec. alled ‘ Tho 1 bis ol ¥ R cents tty er Hunts | House rms peweides GIRL. * . | be 13. 195 it in M MAS old ean far a vies c EXP am e ry. MI &x - ing $50, Mataw Gos erowinc Wie smi bees oh ae rere yet 2 { ; lod It tawa NS pple ith Av a 4 een MAN untae : | wall ged was n, N : ’ ve mod Farr wer te me 8 hd 32481 Lk Tt Liv ¢. and tor found be J ce prtrteee Tree cas to tery : hore ING : : : Air: of a case years be alter ange Hties set av icy ugh i vacant fice at Oe fween r R«& Troup wm and . We em perience , ; ner ea ry * Spri a! re. By at plen —— oniy TO a ed W; ; nM . . | ngticld” é 4-3508 can Ra Inc sur EXP é ub aay rob ton - ts -" departnaat ex 24 ee eines, He Ss cnnguny < { Post next with 77 P aed st. 2 AP elegr 6 > w tise EXP Rigs PLY apt ‘ Rite oer. a 8D c Une" Brent ¥ s Grin ¥Y ao MT - Ormend lz over b Fou after 2. be NU epee Road t KS NTAIN. ip i M4 * * Sunday. BART ; . . j 4 ° Pha ade = i ne ‘ ‘FIFTY-FOUR | < _THE pontrac. PRESS,’ THURSDAY, JURE 4 _ Help Wanted Female 7 cam YOU USE AN EXTRA $ per oe, 3 pous, spare time | possible S CREDIT-oPFICE MUST om L roe oe Aply Mr. 6tark, ‘11S N. Baginaw. HOUSEKEEPER. EXPERIENCED with ebildren, light house cleap- i duties. Live on lake, large aricets reom and bath Become ei of family. Good a io ae high school rE ETNSURANCE : a Al 1 exterior 1 “CARPENTER is © ° Rg : NEW FIRE UNDERWRITER * Exp. in industrial, commercial & ant othe! ttre lines Royal, Oak har? agency. § days. Reply siatin: qualifications and salary recuired All replies held in conlidence | Reply Pontiac Pree Box 168 j LADIES COULD YOU USE, a WED Call. FE 56-4955 or UT LADY TO LIVE IN wotheR: ESS" home Should be neat. reiiab.e ref. and good with children FE 5-#T LADY 28 TO 36 WITH ABILITY C te Jeata reception work in Photo Ken- CAR VENTER” —~woRK OF dales. 14 8 Saginaw, Pontiac Siudio. Salary and comm LEGAL SECRETARY FOR mingham Office MI 7-08610 MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE foy } child. More for home than EXP wages REpublic 26631 before 3 pm or after 5 pm MAJESTIC DIN Fuperienced waitress for iff 10 pm to @ am Tr®ns- ofteation provided Call afier pm for interview FE 5-528 : MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CAR for 2 amall chides Clarkston MAN i WANIa WORK OF AnY pede ce ee cee * Ed ap ttt ie) lweuing and ONLY IF YOU A 5 fieneed at telaphone work have bed, coosiderable direc rales experic: e - than we Ce ‘ Pai you bu nique et our new i+ Afilatye phone “PART TIME woRK FOR WOMEN puatified Cail after 6 FM 3-35 PREBSER ON LADIES GARMENTS eap preferre® Apiny Fox Cleaners 119 W Huron REAL ESTATE ae ESMAN terested in fuli Wine positon ‘ wel, estabii shed. “Res! Estate Co Mu-t furpish refererars Dorothy Snvder lavender Realtor Est @ years i, Highiass R4 + M5e: Phone EM 3.3303 or MU KEAN BoEytl BALES LADY. — Must come wei) rrrommendcet Be able lo Gevole o14) ful time Prefer one with perience but will consider ing tight Woman, Vaucellent rari ing to @ gvod hard worker: 1. I BROWN Realtor 2407 Elizabeti Lake Road eneren TER sone bbl oy ty hour or by job. FE 5-668! Cc ARPEN’ TER OPEN JANITOR ouiside peinting also lawn cul (PAINTING i WALL ig COLORED GIrt. HIGH 9C HOOL SECRETARY - MUSP BE EX| perienced in typing ard hant Chou starting seiary p! many other store benetits Personnei Office bin WAITES KECRETARY - BOOKKEEPER bust JANITOR wok MANE ~ REF. | Bleady reliabie Bomar bno® typing shorthand bookkeeping’ Interesting tail Mr tabedie MI 68416 SALES CLERK FOR SMALL I[@- partment store eoyeiread do per- 2863 son preferred TRinity WOMAN FOR FOUNTAIN & CIOAR nunter work J to 10 pm Cranbrook Drug Maple corner of Id Cranbrook Birmingham véot 7.0334 WAITRESS WITH GRILL “e ns ONIN PICKUP & DELIVERY wort MATURE” SENIOn HIGH GIT WANTS BUM- perience, apply in person. Caves a) firill 875 Baldwin WANTELD — WOMAN TO HEI.P! sith heuer hold packing = + 66 WOMAN OR GIRL TO LIVE More for home than wages | Mother's helper FE 4-2068 “wit, L 0 IRONING IN MY nonr : for perk time work Must have, exp In _Unton Lake area 1-4097 WANTED TE! EPHONE ™ for! the | ae vasaete, 4@ hours a day quince trom our office Salary olus com A mission $1 per hour Fer pppeint ment call FE 60671. hetweep A | 93) and & = ress Must be 18 or vet ANTED £XPRHTENCED WAIT Apply At 8108 BRICK ANE CEMENT | in petsoy, DeLisa’s Heataurant.! 6000 N Rochester Rd. Rochester Day) = AITRESSia & CASHIER and night shit Eapertenced pre ferred aoe in person Howard Restaurant Maple Johnson's Telegraph, Birmingham WAITRESS 18 OR OVER” quale x Restaurant 89$ & Lapee: | & peed “fd (M24) Lake Orton, Night work) only Apply in person WHITE RELIABLE LADY eo r. for child care and ne usework West side own trate lat Rick: TRLOCK AND CEMENT | COM PL Li Tr pin portation €.709 am to Call after 9 30 FE 40724 WOMEN | eseppe PoRNeR fan yon meet young mothers and Ad COMP! ETE Auiibina anhy. | faik Ani eiligentiy about their «til | aren? Would you desire to al} better than eaverage wages? toy have these qiualifi tall EM 30490 for appointment f pm to ®@ pm _ Help Wanted | we You) make money here jand County's fastent 8 ane A Genus OF. BUILDERA we offer lew prices through volume | 4 REAL ESTATE eALESMEN or | FF. sales ladies. Plenty of floor time) ANY and listing § new home projects rowing Heal BEaxtate Firm Jim vitiams “Healty—1483 Baldwin, FE ARE YOU INTERFSTED LADIES? Fres coffee makers. @ to 72 cupa! tor yourse!f — etirch cinb distributing -nationally ad metho vanilla 150 N Perry FS COUPLE Ob MAN WITH character for caretaker wf Write Pontiac Pieee Pow BAPERITE NCE OP NIRAL Wianee Salesmmiy or salmstady Farelient opportunt! Phone OF 416306- J A Tavis PXPERIF NCEA FIN tea) Estate @aleamean or aly Ferelient opportunity OR 401706 J AD Tavlos 11 You sincerely desire $$! fon month income, secure fulure felirement tn 8 years, call 4778 ls This For You? Nationally advertised . pro uct« $1000 or more per month HH ICK Goon bee wl thoupe Peferepees required BLDG mT PIMP 4pock BRICK, CUSTOM oe - ie CUSTOM HOMES RY Free estimates Ut 9.8175 sear Unusual retirement plan in te Sovre Men or women er pert time No door to selling for personal intervies val) FR @ 1199 1FARN FEAL FRSTATE ATTEN) free classee Your opportunity ta; ~ Join the force of a 4 office realt4 organization Operating in Severn] counties. If you Hre tn Highland, Milford, Commerce Auburn 4), 1g Heights, Clarketon, Watertord) = areas. enone HOPE DOZTNG FLRECTRICAt Partney Electrica PE 8.5419 Lal ey ie rire maie retired preferred Send pil details to WwW Tren buen Rd Wirmingham 3 Wile TRAIN 2 EXPIRING} N FLOOR TIME CALL VALUET, 348 OAKLAND. 1931 WD. BALERMEN MEN On LA. OUARANTRED es P W Dinnan Apply oe = West Huron ay RALER PROPLE IN THF RFA! FHTATE BUSINF.BS FARNINGA UNLIMITED PLENTY E mployment. Agencies 8A. BOOKKEEPER Woman aged 27-40 for, bookhpep- ing & office dutips. $300. Midwest Employment. pores Slate Bank i | . Bidg_ 4-022 EVELYN EDWARDS ve ATION Ae COUNSELING —OUR NEW err : M, EAST HURON BUITE 4 . . FE 4ones RS SECRETARY | Aged 25-36. Attractive Lect ae with punile a a a eee |OLASTRRING Ld PLASTERING el. TO Lane bbed pen ae instructors prepare 1S road test and license. FE GIRL TO BABYSIT, juve oP “LESSONS, CLASSICAL Beginners welcome. “al ittioned studio, Fr: ___ Work Wanted Male 10 A-l Cassa aa AND > WALL, P PA.) | OU ARANTERD WARANTERD "WE BEDI "fee arial Arvviee ota Bias | - trie pita rng ee i cue AND PAINT ens oe NOW ~ CARPENTER | New _par D H. Murdock FE BOOKKEEPING Aut, Takes CABINET MARE AND CARER. HAR DWAR E Open 1 aie. week De- AKPENTER WORK WTD > EX? | |. _Business Services WALL wasting. Painting. _Pree est. OR 35-8579. Acme ‘Asphalt Paving _ bonded. Free esti- FE 51017 or FE 8-684), ALL MAK&S OP FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory trained man at our office orsee Batis | & wItH wre WANTS (208 | BULLDOZINO~ _FAMDOCAPING & truck delivery EM BLOOMPIELD WALL ELECTRic MOTOR sERVICE RE- ae fewinding. 316 E. | LAWN “WORK ODD! 1 FE 61981 is jotre of any kind FE 63 TWO Fiscnen's” LAKE 8 ER VICE. m Pree qmaicie "ORF CLEANED [15 L Nelson. PE 56-1786. ir WNMOW vERS SHARPENED & Work Wanted Female TL Outvoara Mire — Parte & Bervice Air cooled engines repaired IRONINGS “$3 BU Authorized Bervice for Briggs- FE 22406 sore MOWER & WAY ASPH. ALT ing and hou ecleaning FE 27581. Avi ERING — NEW OR “REPAIR Work Guaranteed. FE §-0394. Saws, Hand Lawnmowers! — aces Sharpened LXPERIENCED PRACTICAL t! vedas "sAbyaiTTing— week in your home ; in Home heating equipment Oey) SENIOR ears caring for children References upon request Call MI | auto a&d wringer washers APPLIANCE SERVICE ROY 96 Oekiand FE 2- | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16, i MA | LADY WITH fooK. EEBMAKING TATLORING a | Lt Jim office expert- MIMPOORAPHIRG, TYPING. sic. | NURSES AVAILABLE. Auburn Avenue Nurse pera tioge reves & Formals done | $465 Carden Plowing tea Tomine reer work. Phone OR. Gaaben "Eke bAWN ROTO-TILL- | intoxicating drinks, 418 Bo Wilson, FE 2-0020 WOMAN WANTS WASHINGS 5 | benainks d WORK WID. FEMALE SHOE SAlFSLADY! uP ae LAWN & GAR- Koto-tliling Rees PFE 4 145q_ : _ Laundry Service Building Service WD SALAD WOMAN |ANVTHING IN) FLAT CEMENT ay elderly woman aiad making ‘9 work in nireainatiem area. Mowrs 17 noon ul pm Must have references Write Pontiac Prese Box 66 oo 6. Telegraph rE MINDS Cy CEMPAT Al MARION AND KY BLUE SOD | t CEMENT & L teers mone 0404 TREE SARVICE HE. Also under house basements. moval and trimming a our bid _ lete line in landscaping ei POCTRICALT RENVICR aPY alizing In remodeling & epee 1 AL . KINDS OF |. awn WORK Fi ish grading Top soil 47206 BLOOMFIELD AnD he ainien ay $3793 4 Hantwood fioor ter Cust ps Cabinets, tg Gare od L Boney la { “ONSTRUC TION CO. A 4.3272 LOWER aS CUTTING best in lawn service Special. int in large @ small estate mow. Low rates for season con Free estimates OR 3-0441, Camuec APING SIDING & srED- Tractor work, bac grading with front er ree entimates FE 2-846) NURSERY BOD DE. IVERED | oR 800 plane We'll se cure mortgage No obligation. Dunlders Ixchange TYP OF HOUR PLANS, _cuatom ¢ a oe tars he TRE® TRIMMING & "EM DY ta” BE 5-6503 er OR 3-2000 - Moving & Trucking 19 N Reduced Rates ASEMENTS WATERPROOPE ) Wm thay } ING & RU min $2 A LOAD ¥ ftmeates at no coal L CPMENT OUR | SPECIALTY. | Moors, basements, IM 3.4679 | CAVUPENTRY AND CEMENT WE) AND HF IC eli ac in I jethal ba le ' avy TRUCKING Ly | Sees and front end loading. FE ono) Piet ESTIMATES TrRMA Atrance Floor Co. long distances masv ia ‘anode Trucks to Rent TRUCKA TRACTORS : ticensed — Ronded. UL 2 77482 Fall € Aree ee WORK, NEW, & RE toner Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, DRY WALL TAPING AxD pi Pinal m9 8. WOODWARD * were ie and maintenance Ed Copnop Electric UL 22902 a ARRANGE Relay INTER: exXCAVATING . SCHUETT, Realtor ACHOOL RUS DRIVIGCRA 1059-60 school year- male or ARTICLRS PICKED Painting & oe 20 WaT Chass PAINTING AND bee. papering FRE ¢ 0258 ‘FREER EATIMATEA arene fae DECORATOR. | for water heaters range 41 ec Free eet. FR ¢.0208, KA Painrina @ DECORATING, “14e8 comnts PK A nn a Abe experience ROOFS 1918 Huque_ Mars J61.N Cass PR 92-3021 [HOUR EMOVING — Jt PR 4-0450 L A, Young GARAGE CARINS a* Fr i Tr oe & TXTERIOR- BRLLL dowdy Darment & gel A terma, IN rR 1OR AND EXTERIOR ‘ra 1 Pare RING & speeds - YRE NEW AND BEPAIR RW AAQ sanding and finieting throwrh Kent Ads! one, =| 6.0802 ROOT REPAIRS % | EAVEST ROUGHING Mid. TRENCHING exe Peaties State | ede Ditches and boat well, UL 2-5 __ Building Supplies | 1A | Painting & g & Decorating 2 20 BLO OOMFIEL D Pp Ce PAINTING. Ts 1 Me ig PRIN TIRO, FAPERANGIR. NG — PAPERINO Wail -— Paper Mes Sein 1 steven 5 Service 22 e 22 PPL POL DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE PE 51206 or FE 56-6300 M. P. STRA JENSEN'S TV SERVICE SE soe noon & evening, _eall PE 2 6496. EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- shea 6114 Cooley Lake Rd. EM aay UPHOLSTERING ~ +P) Fas OPROLETERING if] NORTH PER eT. * Lost & Found — uw LOST: RED & WHITE COCKER, vic vise Gardens. Boy's pet Lost $20 Srrwern “PONTIAC — Loe al Court House dtne ist. +5035, Margaret Kuerbi bite. LOST. YELLOW ‘AT. VIC. WIL- Hams Uk. Part Persian Reward. | OR +714 Lot, A RED WALLET. WITH $40 00 in or around Neisner Btore If found please call FE 5-3546 Will give reward Loar ‘BUNDAY ON BENST _ha. 3 golf clubs EM 34-6504 Lost BLUE PARAKEET NAMED “Peter Pillow.” vicinity Indian Wood Trait, Bioomfieit MA _ 6-3046 LOST: BLUE PARAKEET. NAME “Joe,” leg band 646 so Ra. & Commerce EM 3-424 | LOST” Male ERMAN ” SHEP- herd named renee Vic Ham. mond Lake .FE 27-9400 : “Hobbies & Supplies 24A PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. | Scrabble games Backenstose _ Book Store 15 E. Lawrence Bt. __ Notices . & Personals: 25) | soa PRIVATE DETECTIVES Don't w K the facts orry. now Confident ial consultation. FE 5-6201 AEROTRED KNAPP SHOE 5 Pred Herman OR 3-1662— ANY GIR OR WOMAN NEEDING | a friendly advisor phone FE | 2-6734 Contidentia! ‘BEST CARPET CLEANERS. Owned Pl Operated by Jim — ford ‘ormerly with New rue orm for a num ae oO! sete. wey our Trademark) es ST aCYRGLY SIE. ‘CENTER for removai of unwarmed hatr. Martha Wilder, State registered, _*sperienced OR 3-2895 CHARLES CHESTER cyerion ED 6HOES AIR eon MIL OR 3.4942 | DAINTY. aa” SUPPLIES Mra Taylor 86 Gillespie FE 3-7203 | DAINTY MAIN sUPPLIna — 19 Menominee Mrs Wallace. FE _& 1808 _- CAN HRLP YOU. WITH $200 down on w g900- Used car or a new car Call Ernie Felice at Cy Owens FE +410) of OF 3 9474 Notices & Personals 25 IN DEBT? If hee! are having trouble PR REELS a6 MICHIOAN CREDIT ft* counsel. | ORB INC, Rm us | 2 ROOMS. 2N. ‘LOOR 8-0. to downtown Utilities State Bank Bidy FE LADIES. OPPORTUNITY “ENOCE. ing hort time only. Absolutely _ free ta you, beautiful 560 plece | tinerviee for @. Cory Stainless stee) Netware set. Lifetime gisraptee Value, $29 96, for selling 11 bottles veniila, I) te-tb eana pores | 150 N Perry FE 2-908 fou |ate | LOS® WEIGH! SAFELY be | economically with. newly pereered Dex A-Diet tabiet. 98 cents SIMMS = ja | VILLAGE HALL AVAILABLE FOR ARTIES, ETC 3261 ORCHARD LK RD EE 4.7065 | WE RENT Disities BIL VERWARE, 4-4805 ounch bowls FE - Wt. Children to Board 26.2 N- BABYSITTING, LOVING CARE day or night. FE 2-171 TREE & “Lawns Wtd. Household Goods 27 ANTIQUE DISHES FURN (II 7 rire marble top tabies, MY) 2.1891 “Te $4328 or OR Casn FOR USED TVA FURNI- | = SErTiiG AND REPAIR, ture and mise Fe =~ = sa S| CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- pilances, Odd pieces or hotive full cmt courteous service ia FURNITURE NEEDE D ri home or odd lotsa Get the lo oiler, Will buy outright of sel) tt for you BAR Community Sale _Phone OR 3.2717 WANTED TO Ruy - Ge TYPES | of furniture Ph FE 2.5523 Wr puy ANYTHING, SUN BALES MA S-1341) WTD MATCHING LIGHT COF- fee & end tables Modern awing | arm bridge lamp FE 4-6324 WILL LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE- hold goods either by private sale | or public auction Appratsals Smart Sale Farm Roch. ester Michigan OL 11-8631, Wid. Miscellaneous 28. WTD GARAGE For RUMP SHOP Whi buy tool FR 44347 atte | ws WANTED STANDING TIMBER ten price pate ALBERTA LUMMFR MITT (1109 Lapeer Rd M24 FE #810) WANTED TO RUY 0000 USED golf balla Call FE 5-818 of FE 3 4anis i Wanted to Rent 20 uxectTive & FAMILY DESIRES | 4 bedroom summer home on take in orate County for 1 month DT 1-9147 MOTHER | i CHILDREN “WANT §| room unfurnished house. Reason- able rent. FR) 5108 STORAGE, SHED OR GARAGE | near Walled Lk TAshmoe 5.1721 Share Living Quarters: 30 YOUNG MAN WANTS TO SHARY | Apartment with another young man. 402 W Huren Apt} YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE )-BEED. | room come with | or two gentie- ey R 36477. Between & . . ABILITY To sell your land contract at the. lowest asiblie ciecount ~ is a service Ted McCullough ee given, for many years! Also cash for | rr equities Mortgages, arall- Lid CASH BUYFRA WAITING No obligation Call any hour 90 ARRO REAT. TY ABSOLUTELY The fastest accion on your land contract, Cash ouvers waiting | Call Realtor Partridge FE 43581 | $50,000 .0 INVEST IN QOOD LAND NTRACTS . NO OBLIGA Aut TION itr Johnson REALTOR rr 1408 uu &_TELEORAPH RD ACTION"! On Your Land Contract it have sold on a first or secon ighest dolar Reasomable ie counts, Ask fer Mr Hayden | fC. HAYDEN, Realtor «or x awmiton » FE 8-044) km ie ae & NTRACTS , Call re 2 amen! Bisie Wey to recovers Sess, (2.8181 for at ad write, vm Say ‘charge it.” Fae FAM oro oo Ne No Extra Fee a BARGES Seer np Ww, Ls re & rip a « wed. Contracts, Mtgs, 32) IMMEDIATE aa ACTION lent Apts, Ferpiehed 33 eres = . upper pod garage. oe] te wa TRADE YOUR LAND ‘CONTRACT N _ cludes ee 1 Beach. rom. west, Paved streets. Humphries Wanted od Real E Estate 32A . Upholstering ; 23 : oa. eter i Rent Apts Unteralches 34 18T CLASS APT. CLOSE TO HIGH & grade schools and 3 geo dinette: ied beth. auto, water. laund: RMB & ogg | ding 11 nom CORNER APT. eee orated. a ed Spies routes salesmen to serve you. For Pte ol lee and fast re “CALL Humphries i 2S an Eres oe ao SMALL 4 ROOMS ivy. ern, util. Pate ss erey Hw Ls ted _Rent Houses Unfurn. 36) 0 LARG B SHADY YA “Rochest : ~- 3 BEDROOM DUPERX J Eve & ie BATH —— THE wvico 96 pea- Squipment. end ser pl Bed & coetahary: 24 br. care. PE 4-2225. vach NCY — BED On AMBULA- Li or women. FE “Hotel Rooms 39 PPP PAA A - HOTEL AUBURIN _ MA we f guste’ aus pickin 2 bedrms. sareidiel MANO wen 33.380 down. “1 4 bedrms., 2 baths, $27,500 cash . WOOD CO- will Rd. at Mid ams 1236 Office Open 9 a.m.8 3. BED: i rade 52.500 for late mode} Tee re id afer 6. SMALL 3 BEDROOM. } 4 floor } i tae pre, en _3-0511. ~, Maceda lay Laketr Lakefront Shaded jot with tte ea ay ie. “4 eis Saat Call owner OR 4 OR 4-0284 or JU_8-1625. Room: Day. or Week Also’ lor 2 roo! ents. Cooking refriger: units. 46 Auburn ~ FE ~_____Rent Stores 40 nee EE, OR _ SPACE rey W. Huron wi ALLED LAKE, 20x66 i MA ¢1 STORES WEST ms a FE 2: 2144. __ Rent Office Space 41 Available Immediately INCOME FOR ANY RACE. 5 AND eee east. ‘Oni $200 DOWN 3 pag Heegged house with base- nt, ro included. Dea MeDoriald on a hast BY OWNER 3 bdrm. brick r base- ment. Ag iceree on area. Gas heat. So lot. Lake priv. Occu- pancy -3 weeks. Low down pay- eon 18s CASH FOR HOMES oe WRIGHT: Vv ALUET HAVE CASH, WILL TRAVEL travel to see you © Rea. done rent. me _2-0181. ; LOWER, 4 Lot ‘turn, 8 ‘Btout 81 Bt. re 8-6064, BAST BOOLEAN D HEIGHTS | OPFICE: £. Boulevard at Valencia F) eno HOUSE, WiC. Cass aod Epes BALE OR RENT. Lk. Priv. 5415 Elizabeth 2 Bure ws HOME, SOME PUR: * vstee a ES Marshal. AVE sy dee we o. 2 children Ww raes ry 140, _leges. _Pontiac Press Box 25. j RMS. & BATH, HEAT PURN. FE) erator aid stove, _Paim Villa Apts. FE 2 yy RM GARAGE APT st j LARG Zia hoonas 5 BAT! Fs! All uttlities furnished: i Fe ARE, CARR DEE REY iti ~ GLAND FHA CA8H-FOR YOUR HOME Yes we cao sell your home for very small down pay- « Call us for further inf mation Do not fee) obligated. We she appraise your prope iD BATH, 71 OAK- 1 small ehild wel- 119. j. IN PONTIAC, 40 MA- n OR 31338. & BATH APTS. IN DRAY- ten Heat, hot water es $40 mo. *| WE TRADE \M STONE HOME IN WOOD- aved road near Roch- 2 we He os "ton aeons 41587 a ore = fe single . person “CET? welose. in. FE 5-1280. acROas FI FROM ~ PON- > THREE BEDROOM — HOUSE FOR rent, gas heat and garage Near | 2 Hdl a accu Call after 3:30 7 BEORM. BRK. OPTION TO i TAME BATH. TO MAN & WIFE . Who will helo with lawa & 1943. 4 { DESIRABLE RM ne per tit. Adults bas 23-9263 $70 mo. _No drinkers. EM 3.0743, ‘ RMS, & PARTIAL BATH, 856 _FE_ 2-5065. ent nished th nella ttt Rent Apt. Frm Fur a 33 » AND DOWN, G . ETTE. PVT. rage, near General “Hospital, heat aie only, 200 N. Pad- BATH, UPPER. FE a HO Suan G 5: =e alts only. wth 35% Oak- 1 iF side. cal FE 4-1001. . CARPETING, — REFRIO.. front of door Once lo ft iz noous- FULL BASEMENT. T. bed fdea! 6405 C bachelor cae ‘or omkice: FE 4190 of FE 2-8756— 1 LARGE RM. BAT “BRICK, RAMONA. TER. race, automatic oil heat, 32-3022 5 ROOM MODERN pais NEA ee Clarkston 5675 Walden le 6-3507, “UPSTAIRS. Apr. we NS ‘ _Paddock Call FE ¢ 18, es KITCHENETT DUPLEX 25 DOWN: | .OR_3 FE 38-9806 FE 46-7066. | 2 Rus” & BATH NEaT ¢ &. ‘COM: sortable. TV 5 washing fachtities. Child Ez 6-2707 mere y KMS ae “or aa: DTTRACTIVE 7% RMS. AND BATH Newly decorated ett furn. and _réns Adults only. FE 'E 2-3460 APT FOR RENT CALL AFTER 5 FE 8-2087. 6 RMS. & ; BATH. “GAR _heat, water softener. $80 12 dae ie ROOMS, PRIVATE EN- - Also, 4 trance and tile bath. 2600 Sylvan Ges Cas meet iu “priv, rE "4.1028 ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDRMS.. SMALL * modern home, all nice sized rms. re view every- Heed a teachers, ra AVON APTS. 617 BE. PIKE. FEWLY | Call] : | BEAUTIFUL MODERN 5 ROOMS now today. Tomorrow may be _', and bath. carpeted. heat furnished — Just redecorated. exc downtown, No youn sn EX 78 ee _AUTOMAT- 3 ROOMS, PVT. ENT. & BATH i ROOM APTS PVT FN. little apartment, 3 HERRINGTON HILL HILis RYN Ob OLD _ rooms, centratty~ peated ‘| ortet bath Every nished Near Saginew a WER PLAT. nog 3 ROOM APARTMENTS, 1 UP & DUPLEX. 2 FAMILY 6 RMS Lowen fe ME 4 RM. BATH PVT ENT UTIL FOR cotoReD 4 OR 5 RM. APT. E 3.7320 FIRST CLASS APT BLDGS_ 4 1- and 2-Room Offices Choice location in Keego Harbor. 958 per month utilities, | tee ° pa 244 so my Rd. For Rent Miscellaneous 42 GARAGE PUIEDING POR RENT lision service, t it menutaeturin or vervice, MgB Ba ring 4-1122, days, For | Sale Houses 43 43 OWNER. OUR gourry.11 BY 11 rooms, 3 baths, gu — loony letely redecora! inside & Pre vachranness West side. rE -6950 2 WOULD YOU*LIKE? A suburban 3 bedroom home on 1 floor with ‘ge living rm. & ledger fire . Modernized kitchen. 5 ros dining Rm. — = Fg 4 ‘s oll furnace. 1% car garage. age. Large weil range. 36 08 ih lots of fruit & shade trees. Wonderful garaden land or can make @ extra lots. ot «Sa sn e this value!!! : lots equais $3600 i g& Dart ore r 109 ft. — with soe at $1000 ea . house & rh gp pos (SA SALES PRICE». §14.280 SAVINGS ....... $6,100 Top $$ fof your home | RANCH HOME-FARM COLONIAL 3 13 ft. bedrms. 113 baths 21 x 13 liv rm. Slated entry : inte —"B amic bath vanity. Many oth. er wanted eatares. , We cus- ea ee “TT. BASS oe TY | Tiler oe 7210 3-BEDRM. BRICK lt, includes ert. eptte ( sheetreonateres STORY BRICK, I bedrms., garage UD | stairs, carpeting Srapes patio Priced ce hick, ‘sale Only $1 350 owner =| aprenes $y. OWN. MIDWAY Pontiac Fiiat, _ ~~ I. 5 13 Sete , planted to fre ni pine ee with base- id a — firme while bulld- Ter rose 17-7053 or iy ROOMS FURNISHED STOVE, refg, le! 2h LEY AB rs “y RMB & BATH ree 1.8 W_ Hurep : roams & bath 2 story up Lerge rooms nicely detorated plenty closet space. Gas automatic hot water & ‘heat furnished by sear Private yard Lani B pvt. lake — grounds ROCHESTER ~ a DEQUIN. are. 2 houses i Que has : dry Pike, near peas and high schools smoke anymore. Phone Fees Call FE 8.8901 or 3 “TARO CLEAN ROOMS Pht. o bath. 13 Pinegrove. 3 LGE CLEAN ony eta 8 ‘ne “come. “a Mo. & ioe. 1 Pits “ary HOSPFEAT 24 7 bedrm. b - 2 pat éat ear ea vier CLEAN, 4B mi RM. (2 RM& PYT BATH WEST HUR ftor service, Re ar tee FE ‘poor _Cr_Prall. Apply caretaker 7_ AND BATH WALKING distance to downtown. 4226 - BEDROOM HOME FOR acre — ieee Estates. ~ ORCHARD COURT 3 ROOM a 2 rive _ EDITH “ST. i “as ws VERY nice VCARGE Bi RMS, a cour AND 4 7 ROOM APART. . rth oak space. 3740 Joslyn WAR HAS SMALL fh house to ease 251 Voorheis. FE- _ AIR CORDONED — FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED i BEDROOM RINGPIELD, NEAR ton. 2-bdrm. mod. dup. FE 8-1455. 3 BDRM. BRICK. Fenced. Gas heat. 4736 Laird RE | fae - | “RENT RMB AND ) ATH sMALt saat —DRASTICALLY REDUCED— < oS ee ee - ~ Epuc® WESTSIDE 3} RDRM§ GAS HEAT. 1 as Pr FF 4-710 ; _ West side apariment developmen | RMS PVT HATH & ENT CHILD | WES SIDE & ROOM BRICK, 1's ‘ | Balcony type pullaise with Individ- F Inquire 273 Baldwin : RMS HOME PRIVACY SHADY . te mile downtown Beautiful kitchens with metal cabi- | : . nets in decorator colors with pias-, - Rent Lake Cottages 36A ; BR Sees oo Ree Ne & BATH NEWLY DECORATED FOR A VACATION, SLEEPS & hot water (soft) 4 or 5. on opti. Weekly or Aer TE PRIVATE HO furnished. Kitchen fan, master TV) ME erial and many other fine fea- a “BATH PVT. _ NET. Unfurnished Boersma " at 4148 CaneE lie Ra RMS & RATH 1 Pvt “ENT $60 posits — For . ‘limited Une only | ~—ADULTS ONLY — | MANAGER 1? SALMER ST APT 6 Gas Lm FE, 8-6918 Ful b ‘heatalator in living own pee with aluminum 3 OR act PAN LAROR RMS NICE- OPEN DAILY DO ies _ Paul x co Realtor 9200, LAKE — LARGE =f cg bath: in modern apt _with \ parking Adults, eM “34288 ~ UNION TERRACES ARCADIA NO. 1 WOLVERINE | COMMERCE LK. PURN COTTAGE 3194 Woodlawn MA 4°3474 FURNISHED CABIN — LAKESIDE H e Waterford. OR “ys103. land, oft Cass Lake F Pe a Ae aATh UPPER Wed Contracts, Mtgs, 32:7 a - eee On Pontiac Lake. LAKE ORION "cron “TO TOWN. $2 s RMA “& BATH UPPER IN CHTY. 3-047 sid00 WEEKLY y ROOMs” PRI- vate bath & entrance Child wel- tome. Apply 80@ Bt Es iu 3844 or FE 8 9078. PR AURURN AVE or season, safe, sandy beach. MY | MackbaY LAKE 4 ROOl bath, $546 week OA & Sn MisSAURER LARE, NEAR : A 38-7088 MODERN 2 beach with boat. have one separated bedroom, . Heing room, dinette, Sah APTS | Party furn a utilities ic: ; 080 Ww. Mure E Part 7 uron AE +2581, | aprs Fon LADIFs, SacHeion. ie ~ 18T Pvt ent Garagh 367 CLEAN BRIONT pPrER “RM MA 5-9687. aN Shoes ve BATH UP. | 8 __Apt. Root lake. $45. x Vane BY, one fish. _ghureh 173 Beach Bt. rE 3.2198 Matern A - SUMMER ELE ON val wttiities furnished. F __ For Rent Rooms 3? re FOR 1 OR 2 PER: | APTS the for ee. sevee apts. where quret, vet frientty> ‘Coe! "4 Sum- mer with crass ventilation afford- a *ABARTM “ae rat a) tovaty Wwreet ape . Noone: land centraect, and weult he | Bathe our cash we ern get. you the! 2.8181 for an a Xe “ate Or iSe Seles PE saa ‘tor lee venience p Att B’oen pore os lie dca cate al x a ee "RANCH HOME Located in close-by suburban area. This 3 bedroom ranch home has privileges on Maceday Lake, with the subdivision lot just a strolly eway. end lv- ing roots newly decorated. A storms & »5 and a water softener are also features of this attractive home, Paved peaguie lot _— Senet eh OR 27S » NOTHING I DOWN: Beautiful bi-level & tri-ievel starter homes. If you're looking for some- i line of start- Shtord to mise iste ob several aor oe tae we TED jMecuitovon. REALTOR Open faim. to 8:90 pm Sun tae wa: p.m. Sunday 1-5 FE 43044 NICELY MODERNIZED 4 BED- room Country Colonial Farm | home on 8 beautiful acres with ’ large shade trees. shrubs. cand | small orcha Featured in the home are +o ed porches Attached garage nice ® stable for saddle horses Owner leaving State Priced for the conservative buyer—Terms LAKEFRONT on Indianwood Lake near Lake Orion. Fine older 3 bedroom home with large living | room, fireplace, full basement. new oi] furnace Lot 200 ft on | lake x 653 ft. deep with many nice trees. Oniy 4,000-— Terms H. P. HOLMES, INC. 2531 8 Lapeer Ra. FE 5-2953 , BY OWNER Recently built 2 bedroom house near Hunteon Leake. Im excellent condition. ™s and screens Water softencr. Full basement, extra lot avdilable $11,500 with $2,000 down. OR 3-8666 ‘i ‘i Only $1,500.00 Down Plenty of Room in inis large older home. with % acre ground for the ardener iM your family automatic heat and -hot ter, screenct porch, eaeea: a ‘wilage be you Tamity e your famil heer. today. 7 | Walking Distance to Downtown Very comfortable § mene wht "rs hy 4 ren- ovated = Test ‘ear, kitehen, ite eligi th itional bath in ™m ie “BU D’ N Nicholie, Realtor DONT WIS H FOR dial FE 28181.°7 S, Taree living © room, large family room wiih | ged floor and fireplace 2 en- | ‘he bie, tty batt ia ae Se on te im. ‘wih bas om By. own, of Adams “SMITH” EAST SIDE 9-Family house. 7 Rms. and 2 baths. Oi) or: and hot water. 2 car garage. Paved street. $1,500 down -B e less than rent. house situated on -- large tots. nase decorated and Macu- Paneied Rec. Rm. Storms hae @ screens, 2 car garage. Leo pet and other features includ at $14,000. Rolfe H. Smith - REALTOR — 244 8 Telegra h Rd, vz 3-7848 Open Evenings ‘Til 8 p.m “ OWNER-3 BEDRM. RANCH seater school. 1", ‘as. Transferring. Sacrifice. Terms. $4,000 down. Phone MA Y OWNER Near uw. Pen side suburban wk. ‘wood floors, plastered walls, a eee in carpeted L.R. Ceramic tile bath. full basement. r qparege. Large lot. Paved street, near shopping conker: FE 5-848! MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GAYLORD $750 DOWN Will move you tnto this clean & nicely decorated home with a dry basement, North side location. Handy to bus stores and schools, sted CHICKE ly you ike, ry ys fog what you “darn” please 2 bedroom home tn Auburn lar a Full basement & large wooded lot on @ dead-end street, surrounded by good clean homes. ally priced to sell. Only $6,960 with terms.. IT 18 YOUR BUSINESS What home you want to buy. It's our business to find it for you. Tell us what you want. We prob- ably have it We have over 300 homes for sa’e in Oakland County All with different prices and terms. Bome with acreage; some _wihout, Many real bargains among them. Make your own choice today. Call now! SUMMER COTTAGE With mee privfleges. Beautifuy big 2 bedroom summer cottage. “full basement. extra large jot with - plenty of shade Baceess grill in back yard that its com st furnished, Full price $5. low down payment. WEST SIDE 9 large rooms home that would _make very comfortable living for a family or would make a good income prepreg wane es ex- te bu: - stores and schools. A Best Buy at $11,500 with terms. TAWRENCE W. GAY'ORD E PIKE OPEN E FE 8-9693 MUST SELL. 2 HOUSES, UTICA ates $8, seen Call STillwell . am. 7 BEDRM. BRICK HOME CLOSE pod school GMC & Pontiac Mo- rs Lake | privs FE 2-2900. aT TEDKOON HOUSE, PULL BASE- ment, lake privileges. FE 58-7401. OWNER FR §t. MICHAEL'S. @ RMS. 2 BATHS. NEWLY DECORATED FE_2-1228. L (OG) K =~ = At this value A home looking for a large f2m- ilv with a small pocketbook. Well landscaped 1% story frame with living comfort. 2 room, on first floor and room for 2 addi- tional] bedrooms upstairs. Full batt with hewer Living room dining room. modern kitchen 2- ear garage Only Sil. 900 with $1,- 500 down YOUR OWN Shangri-La Enloy your vacation at home— safe from traffic hazard Your own swimming pool wi this lovely brick Colonial 4 bedroom _ home A family planned home with 2 ceramic baths, modern country style kitch with many built-ins and breakfast tore area. Formal dinin oe rk Be Pisined never ‘al replete an uge picture ware looking the restr ya Finkched recreation room wi "fireplace. Separate laundry room. 2-car at- tached carage §$25°900. low terms. HOW SOON Can vou move? Targe 4 bedroom brick trideve!. Ready for immediate session. A home designed for en with quiet upper Saaiceu level, ire reation or family level. Pancied with mah pane! with nature! fireplace xtra bath & second kitchen area or basement level Providing plenty of storage and work area 2-car aitachy Tage $23.460 with term LADD'S S INC: 3885 Lapeer (M34) Corner of Sitv * died oo R*: 3 mi_ north Blvd. 4286 Dt “Rwy 0) Drayton Plains OR [3 or i BEDRM MODERN WiTH FULL tuem es eee 2 lots $900 wil wid handle. ‘Ear eh, ‘HOYT. INDIAN VILLAGE down.) cola” be ased 4 a bed- ott 3: ~ << ; MONEY! Make it easily! room’ enn ntepeer fet kent - | through Classified Ads. To | -| sell, réht, buy, Vbad hire, | . see SHOUT REALTY 040 re ii4 8° Telegraph Ra —— PyWILL TAKE TRAD ONE MILE SOUTH OF HALE un os ; if f ee I = ' j i t j hi \ i as fe A | poi.k é my : i ! | - 2 5 | , { f iu m \ , f / | { " A fe E ti 3 * 2 . ‘ :% 4 ! ~ i a 7 f f 5 “ : : . f ! , : * - oe - + : ‘, oy 7 mee _—— $s fe eee : : : me , ; . os THE PONTIAC: PRESS, THURSDAY,.JUNE 4, 1959 a - For Sale Boames 43 For Sale Houses 43 Fer. Sale Houses, 43! ‘Por Sale Houses 43; MODEST MAIDENS . by Jay Alan, For Sale Houses. 43 e ~ : — MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, eo | $9 500 . ' lai | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE emer | wt " : n - ; : : us | Will build 3 bedroom ranch. sty! ~ : %y NEAR OXFORD 3 BA 4 ' j eek figore : ta bath. birch cup- | . : r 7s j 3 bedroom ‘wi tan | b.00" Down ‘ . 4 boards OR ‘31038. @ eee. stage co N othing Down ‘ > Griese os + 3 . - Russ McNab Art Meyer BR S. av “ee i e° i i ie. schools. : 60081. DRAYTON WOODs sUB- tion room). Breese’ to If your credit is good, | Y¥TON ARE | ms division — A home, with ger . On 40 can own ‘this excellend 3 eR A cues we went | | (DR AYTON W W OODS a ai, iad MICHAELS &@ pancied din- ; oe, room e tor — Ue : win cones Stee Living ing room with @ marble fire- —— : 10,500. New siding. assed. - ver a oar Due to owner oy eure 3 Bedroom bungalow room fist piace. The 3 ample bed- | TWO FAMINY —— 4 ‘and a host’ of fine: ere ae ee uae he will sacrifice this 3 year| | Breezeway, attached garage. room. = rooms are all on 1 floor. § rooms for owner: ..J-Toom. feakares. that makes this cased paadh Macenlions 2| old beauty. Just Hsten .to this part basement. oll heat. S beth 6 Screened Basement is planned for = up. tor our B t wee foom home—Built by a] value! 3 (master has About 's acte of land. Ber- treat pot poten. Priced —_ recreation room. All @ month, Oil FA heat iS : il = {t's own bath!. 1% ba 3x22 . ries, fruit trees. Patio. - ¢abinet maker—Priced $18, ae Wet plas- tn the full Basement. sep- one_Terms living room, 14x18 kitchen with mer house with grill -- with tered w select oak arate entrances and baths. EAST SIDE SPECIAL = built-in oven & range. Oak floors Many extra features — FHA . Be vanes and bd taser floors. 2-car afititer, Geos Only $1,750 down. AT YOUR TERMS OTTAWA HILLS & pisstored walls. Pull basement Term oe ‘eine eae aman DRAYTON Beautiful 3 bedroom brick. lee (an) teow pane Nicholie & 1 Co. Ten, asd KE estas | with 138i) We reeariels 2 Soicere heme diate ream ous room er Ung room and allway. A truly | yw HURON FE lovely nates - Jdost SLIEABUTS LARS Estates eee et) eg ee. ag 3 qaseed porches, cor- aaa Kalomaticli alin Heal fine buy for only $15.500 cash large . room home with furnace t ‘ ft. i room, fami! of storage space. Large room end oil heat. The lot earege en seems are ter- jeep ce with extra MACEDAY LK. FRONT MUTART REALTY sized room plus 8 t kite area. ts .. at $7. The price ox eo & 2416.8: Commerce Walled Lk 6 in. last room. Kitch- basement, gas heat. 700 with $2, 3 and $60 ‘And @e une bs 3 $1,000 DOWN MArket 42391 page FRESE) Megeae: “sust WEST oF rows ecg rey een = m im; e acus. + “ed gh oy oe clilties. Priced for's quick | OFF JOSLYN PIONEER HIGHLANDS Wicaaartely cupeiensd eae 2"bedrooms, Bath | with us. New homes, wsea homes a iy 2 car garage sale at $11,700 with terms. A 3 bedroom oungsiow. Full = alwondertul ee train & screened porch. Lot 50£160./ fine building sites. lakefront & Hie : fleld bassement. gas heat, recrea- : home Carpeting and draw| Pull price $11.800 with only $!-/ lake privileges. acreage. All at Hills d Priced FOR THE SMALL Age good stion room. On its | lots, Close to James K and lake © an po peer 000 down. See this one while it/ reasonable prices at $13,500 — Approximately ~Near Covert School. 2 located =i the LeBaron rivilege lot bedroom pert woe ning | lasts E CHANNEL. 2 BED- $500 « ge costs room home. Not a mansion, Schoo, ares. Only $2.000 Brick but, ‘n~isse. Recre- Gare, Pull casement. 26> BARGAIN CAR LARE, FE 8-0178 move you in. - ae “is ney. ak nice down. ation fr os = Rageoretrg var garag e Nice yard CASH TO MORTGAGE — ~ OPEN r a oe FAN (VY a = = fenced in rear. , A attractive meat home for <4 age 3 gy Sowa Ag score : al IVAN W. SCHRAM a ciatuer tae cad . Fetired couple. 2 bedrooms. Living | THURSDAY & FRIDAY. 25 PM. School Afstriet. = Legphaarned REALTOR FE 5-9471 macy nae Sattan 918,750 NO DOWN PAYMENT room. Dining room. Modern kit-| 144 WALL ST. = = room, full sized dining room. A SPACIOUS 3 bed OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY | with $2,780 down on PHA oe, tae eee ate chee eee ee ee eee | 5 nedreoue ne ee Pull din- mple cupboard space. To brick with almost new wall- set ates fH COR. *' tal eadloms of town” Game” aot oe emis’ cent a ing room, new kitchen cupboards. {ne ude- gas range that just divided Tusees aad old ULTIFLE tt) SERVICE NV Cc) \/ with basements. just deco+ Srsciifaily, \endseaped “Tot with gas heat. 2 car rea Come tnd cute washer, f carga: | A7@8, Pull Desement, wih SYLVAN LAKE aces pomend eee a extra ong garage for worksnon | & #tn Ava’ Mt SHEPARD A - : j ¥ 5 e poe sil. wp bilo anc er ‘ble ia aithated (en | a 4 aa 1760 Sherwood ~ are Warwick has Tou can't find betier value only per cent interest north Teayice: Plains neighbor- | 1010 Adams Ra “ov. 27511 maiety OO Gown: toiete: bis vith rents oo pare. ney Jeadmem brisk wiievel ee Qk bs et kc Call us now to see them! hood. All for 99,709 with 65.800 | 3 ‘BEDRM. pRANCH, 1%, aaa 7 price wn Gere * i | > Q-ear garage. home. It has gli the features , ; : , oP = ily wooded lot, WALKING © DISTANCE to rere ment? way. it's under euslates a Seeded” bene forin large jemuly Thbeak: : : EVENINGS & SUNDAY CALL ‘\\ HITE BROS. ter hattener. Heavily wood a Fisher Body -—- A clean 5 ter. paved streste. community. privileges, fast nook room, den ~~Yy ARLAN = Bob Alton—PE 4- ~5236 OR 3-1295 -- OR 3-8860 ek room bungalow having full AR WILLIAMS LAKE cue ea stan thee cu the main flgor and t Bob Castell—PE 2-273 Open Eves “Til 9; Sunday 10 ‘Til 5 | = : pagreney eats. Lag | mts privileges. 4 low, ram- FE _¢-5000. FE 22106. oad oa f You aa gd co Don Nicholie—FE 4-6044 ______ $660 Dixie Hwy. —~feneed ahd” anit ae + J INDEPENDENCE TWP Priced $14,500 wih moder- “His secretary doesn't sloibiste lat him! NEAR CLARKSTON — MODERN 2 *- / + arage. Excep fine eneva kitchen read am- ple table space. yyasteree walls, coved ce bath. A well-bullt an excellent neighbo rbood, kiddies. Easy payments — Low mortgage costs. NEAR WATERFORD VIL- _— 2 bedroom bunga- Pull basement, new oil forced ot turases th e- and only $1,000 down. cent nm § r ~+1> srage, nice garden area =| RAY O'NEIL, Realtor enced. Nothing. down. See it soon. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 8. Telegraph Rd. FE, 3-7103 . Be Ob tosis | LEAVING STATE. MUST SELL ront home. Terms arranged. 262 8. Telegraph Rad. Open 9-0 all FE 8-1612. FE +nS OL 1.0615 |) BEDRMS. DOWN. IN CITY. 4 3 oid. FE 4-012). LONG AND BEAUTIFU $350 ibe poe ad etal PERRY Lee - long AUT wink elect Park. set in Jara Fe one * Area, Living Pia has! wall to wall ca a a homey fireplace set in the c // J tor of _ arge = Kitchen te large having” electric oven and range, Pacer counters : and "ae apenas = he Cote add shall, with combination LARGE 3 BEDROOM RANCH washer and dryer. This |. 15-ft. master room with room home has attached com bina- 2 ae wardr closets tion gerage and patio. For i peel Lc Bie a eoe ae ee ak — Lerova lore. Tile nea ‘ninin oak q oOors. ent, aue ray gl sg aly ee Ge , wu n . Call us, won't you? tray cn comleue NTAGE . ing home. Ou down on a L uns tel camel, hich "tas, “scenic jon e © “i; $500. DOWN No other cost moves this nice 2 bedroom adi work. ee i bedrwomts tn end bot pe ? ayo walle. ck rs, way for * si000 down. Pull price bur cna odhools. Poesy schools. Principal plus easy terms. and interest payment a D HIGH $44.24 per month. SCMCOL AREA $53 A MONTH Rambling three bedroom brick. This includes. ans and in- surance. Lovely 2 bedroom home, built in ess. Plas- tered walls, automatic oil heat. 60-ft. jet. $1,240 down moves you 4 No MONEY DOWN -G1 Will take your a ninieaa © bedroom home with full basement, built-in oven and 350" lot with fraueant ers Fengs, Call for additional de) ties. Oniy $9,200 full Price. FOR COLORED Open 9 to 9; Sundays 10 to § we have several 3 an - room home: ith full W M A. basements; tome "vith ga- Tages. No money down to KENNEDY Veterans. Call Mr. Pointer, FE 8-0585. REALTOR vow mmm re exe VW TT TL TAMS BY OWNER 4 ROOMS AND BATH. $500 down. FE 8-0 $5,500 wi REAL ete & INSURANCE 1483 BALDW) FE 40547 ue home, new garage, | BEAUTIFUL Sane HOME. 1,600 Ing on aie Hale, Michigan.| «Oder taxon My ae alate. Best BIRMINGHAM ‘BY OWNER. 3 oni ge 11 basement, carpet- : rs. old. Leaving state, _make offer. MI 6-4642. STOUT'S Best Buys Today No Work For Father Her bath up. matic gas = dows. MI bias BROWN Here's @ spacious 3 bed- room lene ring -joy COLORED—Lovely 5 ren modern to the whole Ded with stairs-te } has a small, well land- Ppandable attic. Full basement. | scaped yard that only needs Onl AC furn. Alum. storms. Oak minutes of haste ues floors. Rear all fenced with AN- ; CHOR Fencing. Will trade for doesn’t need : downtown =F 1 Biock aver. The youngsters will enjo Pa ey just around e corner. Only $10,640. cheaper home sr sell on liberal terms. “Here is an excetlent home in an A-l neighborhood." 7 NOTHING DOWN — Large, 3, bed nt Coed? Alum. storms. Large lot If she ts Medea th to Piggies bg with paved streets. All ou need om aes is your closing costs, newly home Sear hew decorated.” University Pllc legs - I ecoral me has ~/G.¥. SPECIAL — Large tamblin: rooms, den for study or ranch bungalow with 3 eaveam: entertaining, 1% baths and Large activities room with fire- attached garage. These ex- place. Very modern and all large tras, washer, dryer. fire- rooms. Lake privi . AR you =e fixtures, ore by, 204 need is your mortgage costs. . Corner Jot. Fenced * total price. ee 500 Tre ag ee tte aes ‘ rooms, Pav street pper r 3 Bedroom Brick? for as Catermaas live | my apes full ng for ¥ yours, Terms can | oe a acer pare e be arranged, Large jot. Be sure | in an Up and ——- neigh- and see this one borh. f i sharpie | i Bites fer peed thas private $12.350 AUBURN MANOR—The east | owners are asking. ere is side's most desired Sub, Ranch also aluminum storms and bungalow with attached garage. screens, water softener, ok Modern to the minute. Large 100x floors and insulation Small 250 wooded lot. “A bnew value.” our leaving state #12.800 LAKE FRONT — Sell or rade. Raneh style bungalow With ful basement, Lenbesananty two ped garage . and down paymnt to qualified buyer. Warren Stout, Realtor TT N. Saginaw — 1 Open Eves. till 8:00 ; age. Will trade for city home. 3 $23 200 LAKE FRONT—Briek ranch- BEDROOM. 772x140 lot 2 car garage, tiled, er with attached garage. Excel- ate te carpeting, ideal schoois| lent neighborhood. Large activ- ping omy: Many extras.| ities- room, Ledgestone lace. ay assume OT 4% ft cent, Built-in oven and range. A home E OL_1-6738. that Diokerd cor wh ist legit ~ CLARKSTON 6201 A BIO) pecee: Creer Sng Snes er Set detent el ao Ty. oO fr) wn | LIST with US—For fast and effi- pd Jon, fin‘ jen, makvense 10 ™ cient service, WE BUY. SELL & = TRADE. poate serv Pon. tise & vicinity: Open . Visit ECEMPISON | sos tcs Se PHOTO - LISTINGS. You'll save : time. Huron Gardens : homes for the price of one. 5 basement, L, H. BROWN, Realtor ms., 2 bedrms., full : oll heat, Pius rma: renting at phone FE 4390s or PE 22010 $50 per month, Close to “MULTIPLE forventy Wia.800 wits terme, 8 ROOMS, 1M BATHS, WILL PA eontes f for iteeil, Discount for large down kK. L, Tem mpleton,. Re Raton Ps cnt. $9,500. 148 Wall Bt. FE 2338 Orchard 4087. : After 6, FE -¥R.-OLD, 7 AR 71 i COM 5 neg All redecorated i] bemt. room on ¢ jot, 30 x Combination ——-— storms & Price 1 down, screens Hardwood foors. Auto. $a8 scab. Bar boat as heat. 6 rms modern furnl- ceavine wrare wore came | fe, copy (a. tmasgion me tm? ange HY Derest. By owner, M ‘bee ore is. — 5 ~ VALU-WAY_ Investors Special LAKE... north} FRONT, afew miles out, nae fate bagement, oi furnace to the he ma $1,000 Down | wo : para 5 , pt A age 8 Tooms| YOU be. firet! a — i iped R nyc ick vat LUET |: Fae ae of FE #3331 FOR CASH IN At HURRY, sell things, through Classified Ads. Anythi 2-81 Nis = Hu lev " ) wolrpus Lame 2 bedroom, new in 1056. $7,400, payments $55 a month on FHA _Phone “ORlando For sale = owner. ee John K. win & ioe 5. $8 Y me Large kitchen. room and dining room carpeted. Ceramic ment. o heat. Breezeway aa 2-car garage. $1, baa ment. A terms. Let us w you yio- — SUBURBAN Brick ranch home. 3 i e bed- rooms, with closet opaee aealera= ing room with ledge rock place. and love- ly kitehen. Ma. window sills, plastered wa. Boccioyy a screens. bait: “Priced with terms. John K. IRWIN & Sons Realtors Since 1925 313 West Huron Street Phone To. ee Cun or be 32-4031 $390 MOVES “YOU IN 3 bedroom modern ranch, carport, large lot, paved street, water softener, dra ries, formica, other extras $10, total. $65 per mo. OR 3-4396, STRATHMORE — 192. PONTIAG Civilians $190 Dn. NO OTHER COSTS 2 bedrooms, almost new. Full basement Automatic heat. Hot water Fenced. Storms & screens. Landscapes Open. Walk in &- look at it — if interested call owner. Days WO 33350 Eves. Sat, Sun. TO 8-0851 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Lake Front—Trade Newer Brick Ranch 6-reom Home with attached 2-car ga- Has 22-ft. living < - family — w replace a weds « modet ‘oe with dining area, all a nice view of lake. Lot 300, with nice shade Tage. ren and on _OF | home in trade, New Brick Ranch Homes 3 Different Models—each has |. over Pr sq. ft. of living | ee rea. 3 bedrooms, cima room or BASEMENT. itehen and attached 2- coe garage. Sewes, water and ed roads. New Bloomfield ae ace Chern shox es ica Or SPROM AND ARE LARE ROAD. Williams Lk. Privileges We are all — and you will we on both and term. Ko Takes. $11,960, ou are sure to want ’ JOHN K | | REALTOR | 6709 W Huron 8t. Ph. Open Eve ae lS 'G-SIZE to schodis, a dy 2 1 room modern, immacu- ete ie ence aoe ee —, WILLIS" a BREWER" REISZ, SALES plus cory agg werguta at"ti0.iee with mail down payment. — payment. RILEY REAL ESTATE Lake Ros Gesrcn 1900 memand he ‘genus . Brieed. te. sell or| Single or income FE ¢-3525 | “= /Bateman & HAMMOND LAKE Will bulid 3 bedroom house, lete with basement on Hisrawood atic Hoot Don Me Donald. 32837. ate down payment — = Lees for cash. ANDY — LAKEFRONT EAB OLD BRICK Lakefront homes with sandy beach should go band-iFhand however, i locate this com- es price range & located on a lot with = “We ners a. od . pare aig Better investigate! beauty with 85 f on the | lake = be gare a baths places. Compiatsle recreation room Rear petio. To include ae and 2 car Pp " We have the key— By eppointment only! Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528 37 8 Telegraph Eves & Bun | $9,500 com- | — Po ‘OR fieors, tile Call today 2 types Nie bul R. 86 E. Walton RUILD NOW 3-BEDROOM HOME . Financing available. aes: On our or or ours. C. HAYDEN, B Realtor W. LILLEY, Builder FE 80441 3 stde rE on. avalenie 30u with gara, th _ payment. MA TRADE IN vOuR BATE “HOME | ON ONE OF THESE: ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT ft. of et 1% ba V.A. TERMS 5 big old. 2 Lara home on north Gas . $8600 full ce. WiLL bagg o Sel Li pA WITH OP- ' 3 bedrm. down. Pull basement rhe Small down bedrooms. Country kitchen. Base- ent, $10,500. Terms. 91 _suMMIT — Attractive 5 roo back yard w barbec Wisner + hoo! Only $9800. sement. Gas heat. Nice feeeod. ‘ue. Near $0500, Terms. AnH eters Aun “ “HAYDEN -| ON 4 B.R. home near Pontiac North- bela & Madison Jr. Carpet 100. to arigage. Bal. T Gtofy home ae pei ed frame i stone construction with aluminum siding § lovely rooms. The 12'x16.10° ving room rooms. Drapes and Gorpet Tile in r . Dra e in bath & | Btchen The _ — b as ‘truit storage & elec. asl More er. Yard utifully landscaped. @ 1% car garage. Low FHA. Terms. WESBROOK. Newly decorated isl amet Furnace. Only $1200 4 NR WATERFORD SCHOOL. Quick ssion on this 3 BR. ranch home. Ot) furnace, Alum. Awnings. $10,950. Terms. aS aoe HEIGHTS. 2 lote with 7 BR. home. Giassed in porch Basement has furnace and gas water heater. $1600 down. - NORTH Ae tis Very neat & can 2 BR. home. Nice lot 100x $6500 is the full price. Cash existing 4% gp ge PHA e ge Sia Pipa down on VA. Also Another 4 room house phe 2 car garage. é J ™ 430 1! £. wentet pen Eves 2 BEDROOM HOME. 1967 BN OR rE caw Eric FS $14,500 VALUE equity. Balance only (1"NOTHING DOWN “WRIGHT "gry tow room apt. with bath. with beth. wit! rt Lot storie " excellent condition, $13,900. C. HAYDEN, Realtor PE 8-0461 month. 1 Osk LAKE “ORION. 2 acres, 3 bdrms. Lge, living rm. and ining rm. Fireplace. on ek 1, Jeaving 900 for 00 at $65 and OHN VERM ETT REAL ESTATE 9203 Commerce Rd. EM 3-0460 BARGAINS CLEAN-UP SALE & ANDERSON. ‘Bee sit $3880. 828 , oe > - i Hoyt neil wv fl | mooM amp 186. $250 MO. M. WRIGHT, Realtor For Sele ‘Houses — SMITH GI berger — BRICK RANCH e, 3 bedroom, full ened recreation room, beat Bigg — partly fence Payments Mh ver month at per cent interest. WATKINS LAKE FRONT Very sharp brick ranch with fireplace, carpeting, tele, phone _ water softener, n is ndscapeng. Q-car attached — aprink! FOR" APPOINTMENT. ‘SUBURBAN WEST > OVERL rete CEDAR 18 LAND LAKE, 3} bedroom bungalow. 30 x Ly livin room, parquet flooring basement, recreation room yansh style fenced yard. Lot 1x 100 ft. SEE IT TODAY. CAPE COD Good west side home fam- py dining room, closets ore, sement, recreation area, ; Ln oe a CALL FOR A Wideman 4le W. o¥E 4- 4526 me COLORED. INCOME = $500 DOWN | ‘A4wo fanilies @ sal) oihee, Lom- mercial lot, In need of some Can OA Full ofa $4,060. 407 N. SELL OR TRADE, ie ¢ ROOM HOME, _any_race PE b- CLARK sl add SUBURBAN. meee Watkins EAST OF AUBURN “unionre. Modern 2 bedreom bungalow on large lot 100x360 feet, garden spot, enly $7,650 with $650 down. NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH Ro- 43, For Sale Houses DORRIS | LAKE FRONT | : BUPP BRICK RANCH | One of the finest 3 bed- room brick ranch lakefront homes on the “market. full chof fenced | sionally landscaped lots. car garage with magic a7e: a home we are p to show = Poddebtciacbel Be! alion bua piaaiedin im — moderna kitchen, fenced lot. $750 dn, off Oakland BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW One of the finest and prac- | tieally new homes on the | east side, exceptional nice corner lot, A-1 condition in- side and ut, dandy base- ment gas heat. 3 exception- al bedrooms, priced to sell. OTTAWA HILLS Beautiful white srome jarg- er thap avere one with dormitory ne carpeting, seinen, tie t bat seer tiled basement,. and half bath, garage with patio A good home. SEVEN ROOM HOME A good family home. that i bespeaks the grace of yes- teraay. modernized with pro- —— + fessional taste, beautiful jot, te heat, located off W. uren. LITTLE FARM Eye appealing modern iwo tucson poms with at- rage, Hrumerous sillae appointments you will admire asement, oll heat, os aay off Pontiac rd. §9150 with $1500 down. WEST SIDE BUNGALOW Newly decorated and locat- ed = just w screened ta froft pansion attic, $10, down, but we will help fie e the down payment. DORRIS & SON REALTORS WE TRADE | 752 Huron Phone FE 41557 chester-Utica Bection, all nicei decorated. oak floors ‘ted ba MU SUTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ with chrome atures, modern | 52921 W. 11 MILE RD. NEAR | kitchen with birch cupboards Wixom Lincoln Mercury Plant & and dishmaster, Will accept your} Bob-O-Link’s Golf Course Nice 3] ~present home or-equity in trade. $12,900. 7 LAKEFRONT. SEI. Owner will acce ome or equity as a part down paym _— on his Gesirable pangs at land. Has » rm 3 bedr roan home, “peautifully fcnascaped jot, built-in sprinkii: system, 3 $26, car garage. PE 3-1888 — RES. FE 4.4813 CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY, SELL & TRADE 1362 W. Huron. oe Eve & Sun. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE KENT Established tn 1916 cr ta: Oly at oo ge gg oh tiled bath, this to | Pontiae Motor. , total price $9500 ra, DOWN — For this cottage $950 in west suburban jake-area. Fire- place in living rm. Large front Row |- orch Several fruit trees oat and other extras included A place to relax. §6.960 total price ONLY 8875 DOW east side home N Por ldeaj for large this family. 2 family-income or sieep- full bem't. | Close to bus and bas & baths ing room olf heat.* ping: You can move 1 $0,750 right tote] price DRAYTON WOODS — Extra nice Callfornia brick ranch with bedrms, Large living rm. and eeiling to floor brick fireplace. tile full bem't. with rec. rm. and fireplace 9 car garage, coment x ative Large lot and tow- ering shade trees $22,500 terms. creer leaving state and must sell. Floyd Kent Inc. Realtor 7200 oe Ser. at Hg ie-air gee FE 2.0123 _AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING BY OWNER ats cory lake privileged home easonebie if taken at once. FE ow . re Two BEDROOM: _take awa 6. 106 CARH. mew. FS Set IRWIN” GEORGE R. NEAR WALLED LAKE rd “= pasoment hot water, att 2 = Ries * sccest ronemen automaiic corner heat jot and ohi a Nt ad ea ae acne LISTING NEED, A FINANCE- FIXER? Order Classified gpeareti gene feds ‘to. sell, ‘rent, find a {good job. FE 2-8t8t- ishy : WE EO | che Want 44 machen! * 21006 OR TRADE. your pLieap AREA — Attractive home. Ceramic od breesewsy and to pri- bedroom home with os eee We have the key, Let's) ae car garage Ww La 16x opyeenees included pools Will sel) $47,000 for §14 - or best offer. Best offer will 94 accepted, Reason for selling Moving out of state GEneva 6-280, South Lyons. Pyt. Owner, with electric doors basement lots.. owner trens- appointment. OR Broker Nice Red Brick Beauciil Grounds a Close in suburhan ood. quiet | neighborhood Corher ice large lots, fenced yard, carpet- like lawn, superbiy huge shade trees. Brick garage attached. 2 nice bedrooms living room with Eds ace, separate din- ing room, y kitchen giassed- in rear poor basement Owner ieavin 000 with $7, regular show $80 per month, A place Lakefront Home 2 bedroom -bungalow on Lake m with fireplace, of] furnace, lavatory and shower. Lm- poss*ssion, §1,000 down | and $75 month A Family Affair and bath each Basement with | MA ieroere Fe.ced yard: access to good swimming os boating price $7,000 $1,000 down and $80 Giroux. Franks_ ENERAtL REAL ESTATE 4305, OF Mts Hichway OR 3-9701 = oe MER. 5 ae WITH 5 house & gara: 1 mile F, ow Walled lake Call” MA 4-1156 WEST BLOOMFIELD 1728 6Q. PT Bi jeve; home, 4 bedrm., 2 baths large {iving rm, and activities rm, built-in even and range, 2% car garage, 130 2 180 ft corner lot, with adjoining lot aveilabie, lake priv ust completed #25.- 900 will trade or work owt terms to sult you Li 6&-TT1l Mise Shaw Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE > * u + LAKEFRONT | We know if you're booking for a fine lekefromt home. this is one ou'll want Bpe — ‘immediately, sised tural brick fir $500 DOWN NEAR BAPTIST SEMINARY Just Teleara: room New Rd 5 $7,250 Whitfie Bchoot. The Iet is e litte farm, 1005288, Bee this today. REALTOR PARTRIDGE FE 43561 oven yee W. HURON » NICHOLIE & HARGER CO.” 33.°W. Huren ee §-8183 BY OWNER. PIONEER HIGH- lands 3 bedrm. brick. 6 yrs. old Excellent priced Soper right 325 Dick. FR 4-5782 ern. West side. Webster School. BY OWNER. 2 BEDROOM MOD. |; Gas heat and extras. Priced fer quick sale. FE 29-8596 | MILLER | OVER I's ane well west of har mage baod Pete des -- food bedroom fome | y iano. Spacious livin + picture windows, separate din- f img room. 10 «x 12 kitchen, base- ment, oil furnace, trays etc, Own. | er is moving west says, ‘sel! everything’ for $8950 or in housetratler or station on the deal. - WEST SUBURBAN bungalow huge shade | Shs space exterior, 2 nice bedroom tile ; coisa un room i car- peted, reper om. painted ‘wah hone ta mice Only 200 down per month includes tenes: COLORED Gl! § LARGE BEDROOMS carpeted living room dining room, drapes include fioors, plaster walls, full —teretet—trew— - ouse fully insulated garage. Lot hood East sid price $16,800 No Hipage brick country home with | 6x176. Furniture and home | at no extra | a i lawdcoaped. | down for garden spot, | e | m, EsTmest just closing om | located l= Very attractive with cedar shakes ; | Wilham | Realtor Miller LEAVINO STATE sell. 3 bedrm.. its baths, ranch, large corner jot, lake in Sub. Will sacrifice Lake area. MA 4-3058 “E 2-0263 | r OWNER MOVING SOUTH WILI sacrifice 3 bedrm. home on large | lot. Pireplace.. carpeted dining & MULTIPLE ry I8STING SERVIC * RILO MACE DAY LAKE Privileges, the interior of this 6 Li old is completely shed in knotty pine, 2 lovely bedrooms ad furnace & a I‘, car garage $/ 73). DOWN will arf you into this 3 bedroom home Located near high school, gas heat, water soft- ener, fenced rear yard, built in "94 & @ large 90x120 ft. lot. $850 DOWN You will be very happy in this at- tractive 2 bedroom home, large a room, fenced in play erea” for the ‘children, lake privileges across the street. Vacant, ve the key. Wolverine Lakefront | With sandy beach This @ room home has 3 extra large bedrooms, en ireplace, Full basement & 8 1 car garage 7 ARRO REALTY 5 TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR 2 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Ra FE 5.1284 Open 6 am. to 830 pm, Bun 1-5 BY OWNER, SEMI - FINISHED house. OR 3-2681 or OR 3-1070 $3,150 Full Price Older Vilage home in Ortonville Needs new septic tank, $500 down $25 per mon For the Handyman With large family 4 bedroom, needs Gost 2 family home of 4 rooms | per mons | ; a little ee De = decorating c $700 a PANG ie s Realtor ‘ie MIS Oftonville, NA 17-2818 | WOLVERINE LAKE VILLAGE 2 | bédreom, brick & bieck Owner | MA 41357. Will build starter home on your living area, Tiled bath basement, OMY sae garage. Lake Orion | fin. > Waterford | | =| | PE 4.3844 ‘Nothing Down lot r plane or your plans | Basement included. Also rough Don Mc- Wiring See our mode Donald OR_3-2837. BEDRMS heat 11 x 23 Hivingrm Ciningrm Newly throughout, §@ mi. Ther adiey | Rd, Ortony BED DRDOM “RANCH- ee OME on 1 acre of lend Attached 2-car garage Basement. Combines city conveniences and esuntry ving. 1 block from Rochester and Au burn reag Buy my $2,300 equity _in_ land contract, UL iso + ecorated St. Michael's Area 1 Six rooms & bath, asbestos sided 2°} bedrooms, separate dining roo m7 « 2. Basement, automatic heat ise Oerage, fenced play 5 1088, low én payment, 869 mo. Sylvan Lake-Canal Front | Six: rooms, bath. 4 waterfront area, lots 2. 3 bedrooms. 1 down, 2 up 3. Separate dining rm, modern > kitchen fox bi] manees ont conerete patio, 30 ft. bed § Many rees, expertly land- seaped & fenced t ner transferred. $16.059 — Terms. California Contemporary Ranch 1. Attractive stone ft.. ne: sid- aped brick fireplace Two bedrooms, den.or 3rd bed- floors, ‘alore., area fa 2 te “Secement. | ; Terms. Brick Ranch | Oakwood Manor co: of 1 acre heavily wooded 2. Three bedrooms, 2'% hatha or eae hrinactinnng nee everything, F-P, Oversized 2 car garage » Pemeunions terms, Royds Annett,| Inc. “ate « tr ssouri-s INSULATED, OU, 12 x 20, past Bee ston | bedroom home on 1'4 acres of land, overlooking lake Pretty kitchen with Formica counter tops -dining room. large living reom, full bath basement. oi! heat, ga- rage, huge garden spot, large lawn with beautiful shade trees, picnic table and outdoor grill, For Colored 188 Prospect S:. This is a real nice 3 bedroom me for large familys at a private J room an rear or could be aed 9 room home. Part! farntned Price $9 500 with asus $1,500 down homes $10,700 Terms. OA_ 8-3709 _ MACEDAY GARDENS, 3 BED-| room, basement, hardwood floors, $11,900 OR 3-4526__ SALE, OR TRADE. BY OWNER On paved street 5 -room heat basemen: Garage, extra garden, flowers, for la also in city. $9430, FE ot, | ae, HOUSE FOR SALE. 4 RMS. | Lee. fence¢ in back yard. Nice location off Sashabaw. Full price | — $5200 3-8370 PERSONAL 1ZED HOMES 8-2200 Will consider trade 2 SEDRooN noone “FOR SALE. Land contraci: $400. down. 2637 — _Genes Drive PE 61210, Suburban Living At Its Best Your future home is the (CONY ERTIBLE 24) bedrooms. 1‘, baths W. W. ROSS HOMES OR _3-8021 LOOK At this } bedroom home with car- pe located in a well-restricted berh: er home | ~507 . { duildings. i and incomes 18 Gillespie John Kinzler Ruron St _ OWNER. 2? PEDRM. 3 YRS. ‘$8300. Terms FE 2-0904. rs BDRM. oss GARAGE WITH stairway to floored attic. Lge | work shop Paved street, drive- wart and patio $2000 down. 2235 Rosemary St., Pontiac. OR 3-0876 after | 4 Realtor—679 W. | BY _ol LAKE FARM 130 ACRES Ripe for devel- oa fees Located about J] mi west Watertord Center Frontage on ty Complete set qf farm Several inke front lots could be developed. Priced right. HL. Brown, Realtor 2407 spacey Lake Road Ph FE 4-356¢ or FE 2-4810 2 BEDROOMS Bath “Basement Oi) furnace Car port 2 lots on corner Reasonable price. Reasonable down payment. CUCKLER REALTY 236 N. Saginaw FE 44001 Ls "newly" decoratea | Income Property 435A ar for immediate or ~~ ; : $1.09 down For further informa-|3 APTS. GARAGE GAs FUR- tion, call FE 5-411. nace. N — rpg By owner. HERBERT ou ayrs_| ae after $ p | AUBURN AVE —_____ #18 _Irwindale Drive __ | 4 family. ¢ baths, 4 garages. gas . FORCE [D> SALE heat. Income $270 per month t : i We = Builder-Owner. Forced to sel] new tet Tere” top condition. $1 3 bedrm. modern on beautiful 5 | acres of ground. Pull uled bath.; |’aul M. jor. es, Real Fst. hardwood floors, plastered on PE 48950 432 W Huron eas FA heat. Kitchen with di- nette. 10212 utility. Large living | BY OWNER, "4 FURNISHED Serclar gia room. Enclosed screened patio ments, 3 — 3 rooms é bat a to siding $10,960. Cash 4 rooms & bath $150 per mon c PANGuS. wan take Grice, NY 3-000 oO C. PAN Realtor | ai Gimme INCOME. OR $2,000 2100 MIS. Ortonvile. _NA_1-3818 | Giscount on equity, FE $-5205 CABIN: COMPLETELY FUR. (nag TWO BEDROOM MODERN aoe Acre of ground Near) “lakefront Unfinished attic Needs _ West Branch $1,000. MApie $3507 | repairs. Lot 9@ x 1312. We are “ROOM, BRICK RANCH. FULL | open for offers on this one. * ccomant > car ett. gerage | 5 fireplaces 1's tath's. Many other STEFELF REALTY 135 Highland extras, marae landsesped lot, priv- Re (MS®) at North Milford Ra jieges on Silver Lake all offers MUtual ¢-2045 _ wil grt Seteidered. Oener, PE xink APARTMENT UNITS, PART- - 2312 eee - ly furtished, owner must sel! COMMERCE VILLAGE See Webb at 249 Orchard Lake BOBOLTNK 132 Rad or cai Fox at Dtemond ’ is ONLY . 17488 : ee ving rm. uge dining rm 2 light bdrms. Compact kitchen. | ~ For Sale Lake Prop. 44 Nice bath Glassed in rear porca. | ~~ Covered front porch. Full bsmt.)y aE ORM LAKEFRONT $300 pate ag A tee with A vag down FE 41887 before 5 30 pm rly. on ul Commerce e ; Win tere lot or good car as > AND BATH. NEAR LAKE down payment RL WICKERSHAM 7195 W Maple _ REAL DOLL ROUSE ts best description of this cozy bedroom ranch home family room, neled breeseway, 2 car Sttach garage. large lot 1004150 Ideal for retired couple Full price only $12,500 - down — PHA terms be yours with this nearly new i bedroom ranch home, featuring | plastered walls, ull basement, car garage, Handy to’schoo nd stores Full price $13,960 — 61, “000 down. FHA | eorms J. A. TAYLOR REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Open deily 9-9 Sunday ]2-6 732 Highland Rd. (M%) OR 4-0306 paved drive, 1%) ~ COMMERCE VILLAGE BOBOLINK 132 ONLY $0860 Large living room. Huge dining | = ‘Com- | room pact a light kliches bedrooms Nice bath glassed in rear poreh. Covered front perch | large | Full basement of! heat, int with iake privileges on beau tiful Commerce Lake Will take lot or good car as down pay- yment ; R*f WICKERSHAM 7185 W Mapie MAyiair 66250 NORTH TELEGRAPH Near Best. 4¢ rooms & bath giessed porch basement g4rage nice lot cial. Terme North Saginaw [G as heat, 60 ft argain priced. Corner Harmon Rd & MM ft acre, 3 bedroom home basement lot, near Howard « eee trees, shrubbery, §T600 PONTIAC REA 137 Baidwin FE 5.8375 PAVED sTREET Bhaded Gilassed tm front perch Bpacious living rm Beparate din- ing rm 2 bedrm , bath full base- ment ity car garage. Nerth of Auburn EARLY AMERICAN Remodeied farm home on acres, Country liring rm. ern kitchen. 4 bedrms. carpet- ing, floor covering. Over 500 ft. on main traveled road P. W. DINNAN 66 W. Huron NORTH END Almost new 2 bedroom home, built in 1966,- hardwood feors, auto. of] heat, storms & screens ® good Duy et $9,500. $600 down. No other costs. Cail now . . CRAWFORD AGENCY 609 E. Flint, MY 3-114), PE 68-2206 A NICE LITTLE 5 ROOM LOCATED ON 8 ronan 83 50 Tee $1,000 DOW NEWINGHAM 1%. H.C. REALTOR _____ Auburn at Crooks | Rds. GILES Brick Rancher $750 Down 2 Bedroom with full base- ment aute, ates hat gi eSilLES REALTY CO, ‘MUL! a ___ Mayfair 6-6250 ‘West Suburban. the | 3 $1,000 | HOME can hardwood floors, | ok landscaped lot — double | roped commer- | large § bedrooms PE 42577 UL 2-3310 Terms or bar pro for cash. FE 21100 or FE | | ar UNION ae 3} BEDRM | pench home, on x 200 f + | fully tandse lot. Priced to | sell at $12, OL 1-8141, EM 3-431 | A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PRIVATE lake in Lake Orion. 680x145 00. Call MI 4-2164 or MUIberry 1. Includes | BRENDEL HEIGHTS WELL-KEPT 3 bedrm ranch home with lake privs. Lot 180207 30-day posses: | and te to sutt. $15,750. i te oe 30085 or MU j OME a Year round in rivate subdl- vision. Fireplace car garage. large jot. Idea! for couple or re- . Kye people. Terms. Owner, EM 3 a et CASS LAKE WOODs 1689 4 on — % boat Count: kitchen. Stu- dio shal firepiace, 3 bedrms, 1%) baths [AKEPRONT COTTAGE NEAR PE 30684. Immediate possession. FE 2-06 — | LAKEFRONT, GOOD. B | jot. 60a360. Private’ lake. $3,150. | Reas. terms, 4-5349 or OR 3-61 an LARKEFRONI Walters Lake 4 room with 28 fi living room. New wall to wall carpeting Pull bath Moderna kitchen. Basement New oil nace, Nice sand teach Priced to sell $10.200. with reasonable down J GLORGE BLAIR REALTOR . 4536 Dixie Hw RM 3-125) DRAYTON PLAINS | Eves OR 3-1768 or OR 31-8842 LAKEFRONT NEW COTTAGES. $5.000 each. large lots. moive Homes. lake privtieges; ° $4750 up Harry ‘Giddings 4 Jackson. White Lake. Miiford., _MUtual 42161 and 44861 LAKEFRONT > NEW ? BED ROOM Full basement Close-in. $11.900 $1,500 down. OR S209" — 30641 = ARE, PRIVILEGES . Insulated bedrin bungalow, basement, ks plastered walls, eod Moors, nice ‘refrig and stove inciud- reh rm., tile bath. e deen *. Beautifyl lawn trees Sits well back from rd. M38. School bus at door. Deautiiel beg) g onppeds Low tares. $10.00 w | aia head By own _er MU LAKE ates “LOT ON ~ GREEN Lake Nr. Waterford Village. Rea- sonable. OR 3 TOES MODERNISTIC LAKEFRONT C cor. tage, furnished. 3483 Lakeview Drive Upper Pettibone Lake. Fireplace and air conditioner. new “ ee: brick ranch Ly Kc pine coh bath. Full basement. A Priv. $15,500, $300 dn_ : TAKE ) 0 PT. Wa. ee tO north ‘ __off ,Walton J iaree car, er ae furnace ae: eee Pati MT Jones s. Real Est.. _FIFTY- SIX DAY. J HURS NITAC PRESS, : ‘PO THE 7 us Ausical G : Sale M We ts * us bad a ee flaneou n—3 | a t Une. + Misc 00 : and i For For Sale M ED. MAGIC in | #9088, PE 20567 us 60 LED: leg abber"o¢ | famous on Tel-Huros iscellaneo JEL ag iors to 4 8. ® eroue from Cae ee . a ie Foes For t. $0. | os, wr 6 TUN 2-52 PINE 587) ) meter, not a, i og & PA D 5-6150 PIAN ELSON = y fin jisehold = 1 base. RL FUEL : 1 5 GAL. N Gey 8 eae + choose ND AP 125 Gs ul mahogan Howse tog | i model wiht _ $ Orchard Uk Pp WETR 128, : Mase, Basia EST fe Sa}e ag lerings, voto : FOR BALE. a6 cE — sits bier: Pith bench TEE Vinee 2 : & be 230. 3 rm. ) ow Y PIA! 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Lake - ; 14 vlee | Proper wer fi) gs La Dine 5 svete te oF washer 1B FREE ASH t vau DE —~ Peet 1 n é lo am, fable iE: bo many HAND RS-- undre 3 fo ng Liver: 71H0 M Woo ent i wn cn 1 inee ' leit le: White - ; aAko NORGE : ee chased a L—TRA “2 al ma | Ope va ava UTsIpD h our Rs— AME - H Iris, E. 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DSON R Poor ur- ming | HYB ne Hi Judah ho MY 288 AND COUN Wives at ow) Cattee table Pay uniy Orch sn FE ty suet akiast set Youn “LINDSAY “itea 5 60 > eal Pecnilte mux FO hand sanders and PINK iiseoorn Pee wae sre & si ‘Ge dans vel \ ‘ ‘AN for 800. Ps tie ay ROR ve bre J8ED __FE us " Bivd UN ) ent all p er FS. Lake | eties. view 9 ep geany totes Too « ; 7 WT Ss y $500 Wofor | Pat 5 Ay roby 787 "CON-, 74 neou B BO = fludrese wi polish cleane ard Lake: 6 ye ine fife Seno Keel Sine wend ‘1 S25 TO x ee Pearson . a i ad age Mhviokense “MAS patinal. “CoN Sale “Misceltan ene +n ares frames, lamps, meee & Paint. 48 Orch 62! Tere: ‘Sale Pets = re IPs pve in Santee a soni hae lal bo (), ee fort po , 4 cone tA ae rf | ome SSS s 00 pc Neri toms a ee } a ‘| IX VNu I tee _ RUQS a8 Be $48 98 “ o aod ry Fr eee’ Ao DoTeK For Sale tate ee ple wie caniide on OILETS * oe | | ave iad haat cal Goods _ 62 For _ poe ROUSES HBS Ue 81) 100 the i Me . k Ric oe sible neater Urnita ChOO $65 YTA 6413 | $ WH en g ne = iT —— sic i, Hine ~ TY Vd] tn Wan Revers Axmin on Fi sole MA IR 3 | beg TRON TI. ch ane nS le Mu LES. PUP- ; ; CG I O 1 \ fer dhe > 495 | Pears 05 RANGE. hone C€ ARMs PHALT n Be. pees a eet es ft. | ; Sa F Y nikal - ‘$35 HERD Pt Asn In 19 ieee mm | lagst Pon ae a3 s. $5 03 ke Aye oe eS GAS sis oP IRM } & AS ss tha ic a aoe 8 } sink 16e ft. . VER 3 eap, FE SHEE _3-3130_ Hie - : ie ee rf La i $1405 Tacie hee co Sri | kan San on ‘Deane, bow r ar eG Le. | che MAN OR “is. My swnaly au Ure HELA 4 | oans , Orcles made Mu) oo le 5-1 PIE O15 { xcelon Less EY Doub ard coppe ny ACCOR MU | GER rey. f OLD, ; Hat Oud 00 WAL Pon BSE once Mortgage toa lie ory ee ea act up | ae stove cone eA CLOSE Asphalt — oe ALLEY aon Hee igh $30 95 vss BASS AC #125 ey ane gph oe ae ‘ tat Can tN Wigt Bm M1 ¢ . OF? ne Lie #40 US cy: GoM L SIZES H , Dawso Sag! 995. | har trim € ‘UP’ 5 ER CH fect | x NW ACHE ie 4800 rele y RTGA ita new § | suite, ALL & App | 6 104 8 ns i &-in neths ith tri 5 g00d ALL. 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Fu WANKER atet RE far F ‘itgeges yiite mons, ttre k ORG... —INK MA stay PLUME! 7 F revere) SID ett-tree TORMS own. i Facto’ 1 £. 2356 w our hop inaw. ITE COCKER Muon nan & ricaney teh In THE ORI a “1 otal tor Mr mien a en eeincl, cia, Benet ee nes Ic STOVE. Got i way ACUM St omar a | sOrmic ret eee _ el be wong HT 8: Sag 358m | TE. Jam- ye 118 WN te oted, lane AS ‘ | a TMONT Net ; nt Rie 44 f-; we ire: ~O ECT oe a I ours. , A Wiese tt Ce ee aN ein Rot \ Ber 5407 Lb gee chest erty HOM) te Tiki ae Cee D PLAY zene se ALLELY Cade 23 ai Of Bike noale 4 rf sheee a Oe -_ Stud : 2 GME ior peels it We Koon ® oe NS )1. 1D: - ts par 2 pale me OUF W imchedte be See He Te eee, ie | mo ; i ty arora 2 sa AEs e R stage rate ORINNELE A sPixe 5- Champ. oi Fe ice lain ieceia * Dan hy aires uh ) an nort | lock CON iy co one rie 2

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FE 4 Ea al up — ters a c= ll fst =o | a mia lain lon ho iw os | es oa x RING tact a oOo, y wood batr the SF em IPE. per ~ GA * and ng | organ saving. 2 PARAK | f. $Y . yu It crt ; tlue Yin in A : thal We Mary he i nue “Wy newin 12a D! Lar. eherr te, be Mar tanks oP’ pie. 7008 norgay = $8 fold nui Big wales dersen fate reve, tal ra 10 iy (Wbies eke se tial pe aaa Pek DENS. AP table © OR ‘WAN ntique ample aia) gle TiN, 8 in, soll paon, ctory k ators. ting 2 mai stadty from 3 San Pon rod ths sims, Phe ee nu par aac ts tks Patan Por bas, $1 S NE Munro; t bed penta ‘ 783 oath 8370 Fe "eee ean oper disappea! five tured : hte 3 $23 cag I ake |, SED ee ath De Gy, oral Hen any ENE BI Means | > Mattres ‘TONER RB s pair mat sd bag lam so ai 8 Q. = FT. 83 gore too and re te Ge se 20. r Ls Ys. Bird STON iby darttye i) Fen mis “ink we ae Dus ' Wa fl) Huron Nigan | CONDI wp. Huron, 2. Ps ingten kfast se price : 38. _ Open. Pr 5 $32 93 Elect doors arage ancut p nt. or ‘on 68 CANARY s. CLARK ee doen oar tee me Gas te tan awe ja. Mic tract. | arp 878 * ee wo Mu pow Wash prea onably a est. att PI PLY. Clpeet . tes on ¢ ba Sa ple ore ire “ty UL .d-a00 acre e 0 iia youll se ba eloake nt Os cog nd ebn | used 2 Co, WIN @ cu, chrome H reas iATTRESS CH osc SUP 2100 tairway estima ae bc pt A nd ee Wey . wee Bh , : see intl ty, Te | lectrle ER, ig. k c. A AND MATT | CIN ‘um IMBING FE Ld ive te § mime 1 i od a . per 4 1M sath pike [a] Yooner oper F ®le ITION refrig e nif AND M s Fu p P LUM : IN Wee & a Jeed Ha e ove ideal j nee CaGks, 1 ®Ti STs VN WARE ee ele: cD. WIL | an idee faaees lite wk. a “CRIB A bray Hs NNSAVE aw: ns SO! meact sen ag ie TS vee Balance _— i: Kee, fn Ave. | 1 | RIAN, beter 1G MA Ae FINISHE BBOME | 4, SO Sone a #2 per ; ARQaE te M 8. Sagin Nemoe ee SAL “ agonal free ecnann eA lot ated a : TEAK nis ae Le, OOM UN rade FB rey un $25 De r. Bal. LA nd new Orchard mINa OR 72 ED 1 with he M 4-390. Bo IR x 3-803 Paye nai ? 7, 8840 - ®, Py hee 6 wilina sve Aner dt reune Hiding REDD ler in t in fds tel of weet VTL yiNQ) MA. bra a ft DIN 2-beee PANEL Aftion all & TA. | RY ¥ 284 Dandy creation mes a oa ee Inco yi ae ae tral ‘ASINO} Trae muito 2 EWIN nt eines LNU FE ria xmas DER | BER ER for re Real This t home » the = Matn buss Buy fin with take jam 1 door aft Niek’« era s binet A ry WA eas RAL exe * indo “H OW ards: | PRESS son ts. : 3881 te fia d Tw] cogive Huss boo stock $50 DOW 8 solic 32961 Se ee 1 ca y & LOVET. € LE . torm ORCH tes CO 1 see uptig ( ~ v 2 ithe fe tag $18. fan vay - WIN xing, o mY a tity ar pe ny be op T&A iwi ‘ Lind rit 18 a leed aul . ter fron x Is mat te ' th 4 Casing vat. € Z1N beau 82 ¢ Ca ite PAIN Ral +. AN ro . 3 A Us ‘9 am eae! . a Ald » road s Thi the ane Tes anc trossing cL aia 1 rowboa Cl AMA ee Li on itis ts osu Ma Fk ani PE. $75 Fr, ¥ rdrobe RDENG © ray e. 72 | ER'S hi Ma Spussitaiien for aa ait os an a ale oo fis set ad PROJE ; chine Bslents 9 me Produc INOLEU Jacks STOVE aan + we irle ws Sa On” He 36x wat LAGH i" sani F : ; At iAg s be e Shir SE ailon BENG AG , ° FuA p Pee oe ae A e $10 = Hes Bee 6 (y BOUND for on blnee maaan ae Hom VANT OL rive SAS ED GAs ip “8 1 Bau Fe aon G AL ; 2, 1 leer hom 600 Don't os ti 8 Teer me 8 | er om 1 A&K UW BE Pp Us DAaee coAN ( sy. : amal stye bu come fh oi. ; [4 MONA rat a PE 8-472 a x "AN | ERN Fr? BLE * rE R , “ : . 2 sgrens in » The worl’ a iM ramerp eth 96 La ' THIN ¢ on F : TA 1 Pe N al . Rures . E ae dase Ga i ALTOR i aR | Mit bt fire don 4259 “| Rin Any aeakura ator M - Pex brataed sr toa : SAV E Poa. "T6 tind a ee Ci aa hale =r = ys , o he of ts i cet Ho bean a} ER wR t. , why pit | APLE ext eo] “Us o ; » -* ra ; to 00 ft of it lo sen tt i wens All FOR aT hed d ay MA ee aise c 8 \ i . in 2 * for scen 2] Bu. oe 1950 v h re HoU i ras FE Fot ne AGt Of vmlure: as le a senowes are rAIOISAl ev) used Ww ANT to ree Class | ye \ c | : Ske re ' - “ m ' . rs i (oan terma Ie ‘te | FF 6 es OPN mm ener F aa a 1 ourpt 5 ie Ph : a we fell Efi ig pho for rea vires er dvi ag om job, place oe gee » . : os cm ° : wie 16d ONT N einai ¢ » : ono STAKE hea sofa ade MO Imeperi eet - - ‘Re . ™ = ‘ i Stout, FE 6-8 ‘Al, BUY $1 a0u a Teer } { has NAL . chan ance vr tt Ay t tom eeds er. tabie good 11 ; 4 . 2 a - } wench K Fiwy - and Pd BAT, wan 6 - 5 zt ~ _ BALE t Jor Fei é Iden mer ent ti ke, Waa | abet S ® 1 mile avrag . is g a _ FOR Near eas bidgas Might tig wy eee {TATION OL) » ac or burn | Mi , 2 ' te | ber B No 5-228 TER F-inte a) , an PStRR NT! of s@ Ponts AG Sloed 4 2 e : \ \Gnean ue A t 4a MRYSt BR ‘ ‘ot on eu : _ runtipe oh FE on AND i Hwy Ree FPR ¢ _ rh o10O ‘pat BY for pickup Ail. Hee urn — +. PSE Pe ae ‘LARKST ww Chry ‘and etal SAN I \ on trad HOUsETEL for a nse oo as nEar le reset VA THE AC Eo a LioM 6661 CHAMBIO‘ ie ote = on -_ r P . rte Fer m 00 2 peo acre Mika Bhiw rms, _A& UR y Ik 4 r Fett, ¢ rt 7 a ce tense 3 ae : fon \ oe Ly F Sale Fa myo Ads ” ‘ ‘i jareitues Lot 16. i . 5 4 a. . or ENN nt sh 1 RIR Lake | . ee \ GL. a A ; : ! . . é Le i PAR ered. Pa bu #70, ve is 1 b 4 “Y . nee eee : clear area ure, ; . . a ee _ MAGNE ret, fa al en, nA : Ga « \ a + ATE oe. Ma er ; bene le eld, bo Fa Scot é , : ae ee bs = seco —s —— \ =. - = es y \ 4 . . : . : ee . = o ¢ + « #2 &® «. t ~ . a . ’ . \- Ji’ se we > we at-6 ? | ‘ ‘ & = Mig ty ~ e z.- . bs A Fa THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU oRSDAY, JUN E 4, 1959 GAEATYAL FIFTY-SEVEN 7 77\ Rent Trailer 79 Dick a om : : by Turner, For ruc PER- # | 4 tet ks fl NOR! 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale’ Cars 91 ma a foe oun TON PICK UP’ $95 “ ‘pick "86 FORD 4 AGON. MBE QO Rie amram cemmamess Ue ECOSOMY, iy USED CARS el “C¥' OWENS FORD | ReH, DR. 3 hf hr TRAASLU = { * fees _ out. oi ver “APPLIANCE Co. JME. SOR Tae | 55 CHEVROLET ~ |i) FORD cONVERTINI re ; Dixie "OK rucks 2 DOOR ‘ Straight stick, new top, new tires. . -wisitets — DB/ER> me 1 TON STAKE A-1 ALL “CHEV ROLET CO. $645: : FORD 2 RUNS GOOD. - lots : | (ROMER > —DBPOSALS / eee eae - $605) Has the —NO MONEY DOWN— OR 3-847. 1OD.. One . — HOOSE i Sind ss ville Bad hrrenen Winer Ane 7S_= 8 TO fHOOSE | INTERNATIONAL ‘( De O ens “CY? OWEne FORD : rborn i oY; ' W ‘ REG. ENGLISH POINTER. hitch, TR ationa) | Court, 2-Aeil. The best for | “we Di ‘of 1-YEAR > ina ater 4, UL daast. * tock Teck and grain| Wit Wonderful location. a b 1xX1e ORK" Lot: . Ja] 8. SAGINAW 6 oe - son Cheon Tracker Chun © acres. Between Ar | ; ~ Discount FE 5-3588 PE i401 . GOOD HUNT. ~ Tiller . a INE, | Osford. = DRAYTON SS ee " ‘$5 CHEV. «DR BEL AIR, “ORIG. | 795 Se Reon. DRILL Superior 13 b ey. and round 10 C PICK UP, 1 e oeat Ore WARRANTY cr Pt — ee _ Ose \ ; ~ "Dogs, Trained, Boarded 70, $i ns sesger. Fibin cHoe.| _ EM 2-40. ue ee aie De, ¥9,p0yn | ‘(yy’ RPO ; with | ¥ou" SEEN iN THE hesT~ NOW ia 4 CHEV ary 4 W Docs AMD |, CATS ER. Case fou rubber’ belt drive, see. bes &. Square Lake eae Pete eae ve hats Goon | {GIVEN FREE ~ out Ly chy Auto Seles, isa" is3 8 Y O ens __Burr-Shell, 37§ S. Telegraph. direct ‘ Park. rE 2-5295 1 = oy ig 2 TON PICK-UP. IN | MW ITH EVERY CAR mee 147 8. SAGINAW sr. : Hay, Grain & Feed 71) BPiimecs a tw Tmoonins Ais| Auto to Accessories 80 Mug wre Fe tat or Fe | | o/ | °S4 CHEVY 2-DR. (TE S3 eonvenr eee ee | pee, * fox, meee: CORN anh ee oti someon Fe /o | ($298. NO CASH NEEDED ‘ST FORD CONVERT PULL Bow. a / ist & 2ND CUT HAY, | lift. BALER, New Holland 1 | 1082 CHRYSLER V4 V-8 MOTOR. 195! Aas hg ———— ie . . ; j Ss en er. Goid with biack top. Price mesure ded. Ph. MA 5-0666| 76 with motor. Hay td Med Carysler 6 mtr. 1963 Dodge motor. 1953 GMC , Coverage; No Exclusions ' INO ie mw ALL TYPES OF 1ST & sud cor.| Commies, 4 Bar MOWER sebe| Aive 8 Heed Crestor wack PACKAGE DELIVERY ~ | FORD ers. RaH, hay, straw, corn and oats. Deere, No. 5. T O. 2 wagons Boom. Ph. | 58 Chec, Impala, V-8 sharp . $2476 Rus plo I gg Merrie oe OA 86-2179. on rubber. Feeder ig CON- Cost ah parts OR MEKeuRY «DR. ‘58 Chev, Impala. 1 owner $2146 | vps oe ee Ma 5-133 ARTY FO CONTRACT CUT-| New idee er a porenders = Bee adr _ Stick shift .| $1693 5o 5 kts ‘54s 4 z | ¥ i iat: more. i sere prosper cant eeer se . For Sale > Tires ‘BOA | 86 Ford Convertible, lswner : sie Monthiy P bed DT ta ; , hev. convertible sh ” MOT y ray S i tre re fo Call BE Seem, after ||” Seep, Traker ipetie, wegen a1 USED TIRES. $3.50 wP WE Factory Branch a cher Mp a1 “top sisal Bee SEE From $995 nloade ‘ walls | ; -dt ce $ 876 115 wr, Sees k cine or MIXED | tscet ttANEOUS sages RO re ote | OAKLAND AT C ASS ona sa in 62 50 fety powEaGiing = Eddie Steel Fora id Mira Hib Chain sam, MeCultocn, Medel Met Se GOOD UEED TIRE: sil DODGE. “1s TON, STEEL. FLAT a $398 80 Pontiac Hydramatic PE $-8030 | € ae Gog ur Compressor rs 4 KUHN AUTO SERVICE . Power winch. wens. Also. "90 | 80 More to Fick: From 1091 CHEVY, 3-DR- GOOD RUN- FORD ~ For Sale Livestock 72) paint sprayer. 2 215 | 14@_W. Huron. FE 2.1213 | Ford.‘ be riche ei BANK RATES a oe 2705 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD Soin NS Electric “wire. STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. ry cone Open 830 am. to 8 pm — | KEEGO HARBOR 1 iene MARE. 6 YRS. OLD. “Fuel Ol Tank 27 gal Belt, Buss in on General Satety Tires. i FRUC —_ 2 , cy (OSENS FORD | ot 2528 m ' per cemt off Black or F | SPEC ; “= : . =, Rr hl ae ANDARD BRED "MARE. ee te for ‘ rease barr arrel = Upto Soe x = C K P E C LAl S UP North Chev. Se iN HEN ROLEY oir 062 ” copper co lor, good saddle Grant fi leg Koox a ED WILLIAMS () 1-47 Inter'l KB-11. 4x6 yd = : 2 DOOR a ‘53 FORD V Sea FORDOMAT- . ee harness, and 2 seat- Hi of hn sigur eet, Angle iron. 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn i = aes Beep yd. ee at 8. ei ae $75 Willa aeAee Dig tht “ er iron. Motor i y Eady y : oy yet Li gelding and Negi Arbor, large. Barb Auto Service 81) i “Sl Intern'l tandem —430 engine ONE OW XE R -FULL PRICE- a ow Assume payments of Po? uaeenee es: .| Wire. Fence. 10x47, new. Extes-| “~~~ Oe | ‘$5 Chevy tandem, 7x9 y Q | | Me Pon mo Call Credit Mgr, = | sion cord ement mixer, | CRANKSHAPT GRINDING In THE $"# VM. Reg US Pat om, DUMP — BODI si00 & Up 1958 PONTIAC 4 DOOR CHIEF- Tuer Bere ee Maree HORSE TRAILE! SPOTTED, Grass seeder, 2 Tool Boxes. Steel) car. Cylinders rebored Zuck Ma- © 1060 03 WEA Service, «| F t0 11 ft., 3x5 to €x10 yas tain. Hydra heater radio. white | wens 5 ner Ford mare, 11 yrs. old: “rus colt — sl tank. $00 gal. 2 Stock Tanks.| chine Shop. 23 Hood, Phone PE Lene $16 & UP Fells, lew milange Specie! paint “OL 24353, after Cream separainr table model ¢) 2-2569, . ee ery toe ane 1957 CHEV 4 DOOR, BEI 147 $8 SAGINAW 8T NER” ORMERS FORD y arpau rea separator, | => ca ee A " | GMC, ita t . AIR, © op a sate “FOR SALE WESTERN ood ae alien: “Manure $56 CuivasE se German IN THE ‘I'm afraid not: It’s all I can do to feed and clothe the ‘33 OMC 1 i tent ah with powerglide, nests. asus, ones ____ FE_$-4101 = FORID = 3, an er cover Jewelry wag- : : y ~ ; pire ‘ord ton, V-8 rite walls interested in ~ d es Club 481 Auburn Rd. UL| jOSds. under cover ine Nems. Crankshaft Service OLive 1-6263. washing machine | already have! (S3 Rord. ta ton. oa amine 10 igh grade autemobtie, see this oe ‘31 CHEVY CPE CHAN. 2 DOOR a ie DAIRY ™pQUr MENT = Pr Se meee + FS 6 a 10 one rr E o.3be8 Cadillac en-— S595 Se aru ean WESTERN Buk tank’ Zere serial 4331, 400 THIS MONTH . ————~ 1-50 lack et) Diesel’ nice | | | 198T PORD VICTORIA HARDTOP. | - gine ste 7 = NO any — = competion. _—— be ane horse unit 20 Vacuum. SERVICE SPECIAL Boats & Accessories 85 ___ Wanted Used Cars 88 ee ea oe? ape eee seactleg yer pews! “CY” OWENS FORD = MONEY DOWN— Saddies Club. 457 Auburn Rad pum i Pi BRAKE J ~ = ee a oS * was p. Chore Boy. Pail. Pipe line ADJUSTM TRICK | spdiues seme 5a FS Ch toe GELDING —~P milker Chore Boy, 4 units wi JUSTMENT to Fioso Meyers WAGEMAKER | as mUcH ad us pon jowx amo.) OC EIR AM TRUC KS | J. VAN WELT 83 CHEVROLET wen PALOMINO GELDING PLEAS-| 50’ stainless tee pipe. 4 milker ~ - peevets aluminum Pram | cheap cars. FE 43-2666 days or Dist br. of V-bottom trailers | 4540 Disle Hwy., Drayton Plains ‘ 2 DOOR S ure horse or contest. MY 2-1886./ units. Bul] Staff, Water heater, 99 $110.00 eves. 2539 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-031! ~ = RIDING HORSE, “QUEENIE. wiles oil. Stove, ofl. Cow clippers, Cc 12 worse Cadiliac aluminum boat. —_j $3 CHEVROLET. 4-DR $395 ' = 14% 8. SAGINAW st Spotied. peck pe tency! p Siewert. 20 Neck chat. a Galilise ‘aluminu “Only NOW RE REPOSSESSION -NO MONEY DOWN ee _ S-4201 7 black i ae ae, een cine FEED Quantity ‘of Furniture. Sale 14°—Caliliae aluminum beat. only Auto Insurance 90A 410s : - | 38 FORD board ed at Jac ~~ Riding one | order_—Jewelry toes euipment GOODYEAR peg it a eats | eae dies | oe fall price. men Ring “ast | ¥ STOM - 2 DR 6 rie ellaneous, r ulpmen , ~ bag e ute, ; cen Riba J boy ei By cory OWner-| weed & mahi y oat, SERV ICE STORE gias Runabout with windshield. | THIS Pl & r0 woe CARS 3060 FE 8 6403 ( : ‘Owens: wery clean low mueeee 88h Stan Perkins, fle ilier Rd. 30 8. Cass steering, remote controls, walk- ae oS se WW! See | ; el mare colt Gentle. FE (M78) Swarts Creek. Phone ME. “Sal is Motor Scoot — $-6123 | thru seat forwara.” folding seat oft BRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR ae See Lea us role sale Specials _ oat g. SAGiNim 6% See WALT SMITH at | _ 58304. Clerk, Davi rear, a) upholstered. 18 959 ercury 2 Deor 1 U j 2-2965. erk, Davison State Bank. e Motor Scooters 82 Bvinrude and tip. Up hey cy TOP DOLLAR Foreign & Sports Cars 90B s3 Pontiac’ 2 2 door hydra $165 00 rx 63688 _ rE sani = CASS- OARLAND J <3 . or on uic 00 ASS - UO: vA. aeuLing OUT SoeooL Sonate | “COUNTRY AUCTION |'33 cusHMAN, NEWLY OVER- , emit | we weap tel Cane gon cpr «0, UUMES: TBE tee te cuss door “owner es Mud EY ROLAT ‘ CONVERTIBLE a oe toy Shetlands and larger ponies, Sat June 6th. Rain or shine _hauled, EM 3-0062 DEMONSTRATOR — 1950 11” Wage. CP aE anor The hee ee a + new white welt inee pet a teak ae bes doo hey wagon with team. Ton truck 10.a.m to 4 p.m. 3195 N Ajans | 57 CUSHMAN EAGLE, EXC | maker Empire fibergias with 88° | BUT GET THE BEST AT overdrive, heater etc FE 2-465 56 or 4 door 6 s | cea nee ee with rack OL 1-0151 or TUlse d.. Birmingham. (% mile N cond —extras. EM 3-3495 beam, deck. 20° windshield, cush-— F 1951 MG. NEEDS A LITTLE BODY al VAN WEL ~ 198 * CHEVROLET. ie BOOK. -.$1695 1959 FORD CUSTOM 300 2-DR 8 3 :. Big Beayr) Antiques, furni- — re joned wallk-thru seats. open rear | work 8750 ful) STA-| cyl Fordomati Rad ei 1957 LAMBRETTA MOTOR SCOOT- | price. Lutky Auto 4540 - ie H tion wagon, in excellent condition. | By ene nomen: -¥OUNO BOAR PlOs FOR SALE Unasval Sy ears he er. 9 seats. Windshield. 9219. MA alae eaee cemeele, bewerr | | Sales, 193 8 Saginaw FE ¢-2214 iy cuey wy reytom Flaine) 9405 on. | deluxe trim. Undercoat, wasn- $ : ; < | r er ee bores Per MBSE ie ALLSTR Biisedce “aurdite, “andi 10 pp agar 23° 7!" py ggg "see, fl bore enue 41 STRCLET BATION WAG. 181 FORD rammLane see, DOOR.) §1Ue down’ piel me cu mre Wanted. Livestock - 73, Eplscopa} | Church. | Birmingham. | y io ee ae KING | capacity Ajax trailer. All for “‘cycies. EM 93-4398 46000 thot <-> : s Cnet TER ABSOLUTELY (NO iss ; — =| oa nus ept. MI 4-7618 | Smart, Sales manager. 58 EA FAGLE. GOO . : sr | LARGEST STOCK OP DUNLOP ments of $27 Src pwleesthe | Wan CHEVROLET IMPALA CON. RD CUSTOM 6 FOO-MAT- FIGS & YOUNG cat- , condition OR_3-6870_ a USED —- 12° Meyers shinies i] | imported sports and antique tires) Mgr ‘ Mi: ee ed Ceres | vertible, demonstrator. Ted-white | ~ os shape $1,000 T-Huron, 923 _ Forrest Jones, MA 5-0016 pie Met weet of ye | e M. | ew & Gian GuamsiAw eCoor. | Punsbovt forward dec kK, wind- IT S in Mich. All sises to solve foreign _Marold Turner Ford 2 ar od Lately fully equipped. | = i ORD TEooa ouy as re id, ring, r = s 4 FOR L st ers. 230 EB. Pike. PE 4-4246 s' ® ng remote controls, | = cent Ruron PE eo een’ Tire oO Dealin’ | wo8e CuRVROLET Vicx oe. BRAND |) OR 3-8541. ™ ee ‘ 7 Sale Far sale Farm ‘Produce 7 78 of Fenton. Entir Henry Mercier Home baneee 15 hp. Evinrude, and trailer. for $425 Ail YOUR ‘NEW 1959 VOL ace. ~ OR We're Wheelin’ H ‘65 Pord 2 dr Body in i Flow Blue er dishes, | ce MORE cae Wanua 2150 sIL- h $3 : oar Ra. Apples, $1.50 « washe].| Beavttel Menging tert. Band i~ For Sale Motorcycles: 8&3 ae ag boat a sees Voikew agen ro T= s, Bice capes 4 top sharp, $08 | dln A RED WOT tee cond | Bacrifice ry hay "iT porter MARKET. | ele eee Lumber, oP ‘MATEO 280 CC 18s ve 950, fa a w an “2 CAR! Cem _. Boon, ekDan. 900 As theo hardtop, OD... ... § 97 | THE MAN arn THE lb cl 3-T216. Will arrange fi- : : 3- x 3 4- after 5 30 oa RED CANE AT ee open. “Tues frail Un line ¢ ot inate: _Cox and bein sees j tear HARLEY “DAVIDSON, 45. All of these and many more | * GET THE MOST | “Es . Sal - ws | 605 Auburn, ie “ pats CARPENTER “CY” OWENS FORD & flowers. “SAT JUNE 6TH. 12:30 PM. _*0arp “or ~ar Q] | QUALITY” 18 OUR PRODU ‘ aN TE POT FATOES. SEED AND — RATING. househid & misc auction 7 miles MOTORCYCLE — 1958 BSA “500°) . ay "Luise as iripeion Lake. FOR IT! . = : ' i 782° y oe cuevnoe st com 'S4 FO $1 bushel. 335 W. Silverbell Rd. north of Oxford on M24 to Brocker | C C. has 1.400 actual miles Like Ask about our compiles {i- | And the most ts 53 BUICK, ¢ DR dZ's — ‘83's — "34's 415 Commerce Rd 3.4101 54 FORD Out s'erry. Rd. then ‘ mile west 1316 W new. Priced reasonable Never nance plan. Take ase AS : jue mrvccece < | 50 TO CHOOSE ' Open Eves ‘tt1 8 — Sat ‘til 5_ STATION WAGON SEED POTATOES. $1 BIG ONES. Brocker Rd good clean sal¢ been raced Inquire 3025 Auburn West Highland. Right on . what you get at SEOs ESslOn 1986 CH $595 & $0 cents ones. MY 3-3801 | a pensencis furnishings which Ave Auburn Heights ; Hickory Ridge Ra to De- : | $195 full price. No cash needed From $295 ee : Powergiise DEL 0 * a 2 | ~NOM ‘EY ; sma neludes davenport in excellent | mode Rd t a8 $11 4¢@ month Mr Bell. Kin joor Fewer — radio and heat. , > ONEY DOWN - SEED POTATOES, PONTIAC) cond. Severa) lounge chairs some | . fone Sh Left, and idllow be to FE 8-0402 ¢ Ay a-to _ Reds MY 21711 with ottomans to match, several | _ For Sale Bicycles 84 pane AES te | Edad: S AY 2-11 —__, elec. lamps & lamp tables Cros | ne ane Ais FAST 14FT SPEED-LINER 40 , ee oe CONDITION oR le tee = Eddie Steele y ns Sale Farm Equipment 76, a a — mahogany |» Boy S 26° BICYCLES. sie EA fe "Rusabout 4800 take & sbarp 12 | “Rricht Spot” EQ: 4 we viedice butler b china canioet_ all | e178) | Sase2 mc 1. rig nt pot ‘SHARP iy noIcK, convene n Son “Tt « FORD— 147 § SAGIN — x : ne ac - a i = 7 A TTEN [ION Gore. Peg exc Mencene = paste | iN aren BOYS BIKE | FOR Sars ONE i1¢ FOOT PEN. PE & owe bake at Open hi) m0: peutery: 44 Euclid off Toeliaud “ ORCHARD LAKE pee. ae se LT ARBOR ‘aaa | r= ee ‘ “ re S-4108 ® See the new Oliver Crawlers _ yan boat. Good condition, $115.) ee _ 204 6 — aa sith SPOT TURN. Dosera, load-| Nitchep table wien e coe viator /ROLLFAST, BICYCLES ALL Sizes _ OR 34190 “CASH FOR CARS ROADMASTER? BR.33 CHEVY BEL FE 2-200 FE 5.0200 PE 22820 RE nr CeRSSION we ted hese asy or dleesL| eae mes mur isn deep | ous, opel on a0 (makes 2 MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS “pe ae MOTOR SALES aie Powerglide 4 new AIR R&H 1952 CHEVY, PAIR CONDITION | OSSESSION Also, 4 sizes of Oliver wheel) fisaue Ae ae eamere | _NSU_ Sales, 321 8. Edith | N d Cass. “at Pike PE 5-7198 overhauled past year TF fabs OR 35-5150 , $195 full price No cash needed. eee with loaders 4& back’ elec d¥yer, near new, utility air- | SELL -& REPAIR SCHWINN | BI- ew and Used -—__—___—-=——— | 1983, Buick tudor hardtop, jet “82 CHEVY 2 RR Ran CRoee ae eo $1146 month Mr Bell, King hoe conditioner beautiful gentine Ori- | Dunphy boats. Master Craft OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND black All power Automatic V-@ lent trans FE 8-951) C Manning Mil Steet LIKE NEW,| Auto. FE 60602000) eral financing termes & rental’ cotal rug 8% © tits ome email railers ‘ _ transmisston New white wail 4) CHEVY Rak : black, 4 door, Bouth Hampton. | "52 F ORD — purchase available. chests, chicken equipment. Roto- | Boats & Accessories 85 | MAZUREK OUTBOARD MARINE ‘ 1 Firestone 8 8$0-16 tires, spoked 89513 C Peli CLEAN FE full power, radio and heater, | 2-DOOR Pontiac Parm & Industrial | tiller hand ost rved Western | ~~ FEE Pe So. Boulevard & Saginaw St | “ ‘pr a wheels, radio, heater, windshield ~ € | plus ectery air conditioned, low | $145 NO CASH NEEDED foten on ) eee er sed. Weriern | Oe ORUNABOUT, “i. ve NEW it PY. BosTS. ve ricki | CLEAN CARS washers red leather upholstery ‘32 CHEVROLET 8100 CASK mileage, 1 owner. Just the car. JUST MAKE 825 8. Woodware nesses &. wale cutter @& sleigh} 5-5003 . } $104 Alum. $139 Tratiers. $89 50 new transmission and four-barre! rt ¢ - | Hae that Sipe vacation. Only ~ oo = FE 4-046] — FE 4-1442 beils. 53 Ford dr. assortment | 1, pr THOMPSON GATOR TRAIL- | Runabouts, $144.50. Fibergias WELL GIVE YOU carburetor Will accept highest | ‘s ; 1 | ~ t 4.798 oo . ; are yiaren noro.| ol 6 Soe, iawn furniture "er, Evinrude motor Cease 816950. 966s M59, West EM $$$ CASH $$$ eae calves Sie Ge Chesroler ct a... $695 HODGES, INC pa eas Avie 108b Opayke tems. Plan to attend. Metamora _*2%3 eet _ POR YOUR €QUITY OR appointment to see it Ort Na ween punted en eee MI 86-0029 FE $-4380. a) praeeeer Bee Rickimtt. auction IPT, BLY WOOD “Boat ~prac- Oakland Marine Fxch. A OCOD DEPENDABLE CA “e ) Van CoE ck eet = cally new bins, approxi- 379 § 8S ; UICK CONVERTI BOB FROST ay . 848 BULK TANKS PARMERS GET ter’ Oxford OA eu. agina® FE 8.4101 BLE VERY 3 FROST, IN our prices on tanks. Eas terms = ose _ ‘mately 44a of Te’ red Open Eves ‘til 9 Sun. 10 to il “hat. Loaded with ‘extras OR ; : i I : : | Mon : Coton Sood! | Monthly Pavments available. Samuel's MA F _worms, vent offer takes Pe'44603 BOATS — New & used — wood 36622, after € LINCOLN-MERCURY | Ressg at Gann Secure. | KING AUTO BALES _ . z | GSS mee | i ¥ ars wale a For Sale Housetrailers 78 i¢pr poat. 1s HP EVINRUDE | MOTORS — New Scotts & all kinds “KAMBIER” ie auc ln nuna oe. OF 280 Hunter Blvd. 100_E. Blvd. “FE 9-4530, 118 6. Gaginaw “FE 8-0403 CASE FORAGE HARVESTE is motor. 16-{1. Mastercraft trailer.| of used _ : 4" 1 ‘U8. 10 BY- PASS) DESOTO 4 DR 1950, GOOD GON. {oss FORD CUSTOM 300. 2-DOOR blower. Ford baler, -— ra 54 ret “ROYAL, £300 FoR? 65. 2 - = 4 SALES & Vicz— 33 BUIC ‘ERY CLEAN. | 4 Fr $3 FE 5-6251 Bors ans — Néw & used, Marin Dg BIRMINGHAM eds ition, $100. UL 29-2526. ordomatic, wate te directional * reas, Peene oOes m0) OU) She afer @O5% Per me FE ert. ELGIN WITH GOOD 10 “(eso Pe 8 esr Wiggin 6350. EM 30081. Ho i961 CHEVY. 665 KING Aut. 1; | 106) DE SOTO. 806. FRING “AUTO. a gy 5571. = aS. outboard oe Piso trail- SKIS. life ‘ie preservers & hardware Ie es®s ~ = 8 Saginaw. FE 8-0 miles A. Dagines Ma 89.8 Eddi St le “COME IN IN AND SEE |1087 Patace. 10 3% 170. | oF 40 seer eae ee baa. SPECIAL ce M&M Matec Sales | “CY OWENS FORD | moet ae erygee wah 4 LOS i? 1 DODGE. VA_HARDTOP. iter 16 eeie NEW 1959 BOLENS Ripe-A-| Opdyke. Lot 135_FE_8- en te P8O UTIPULLY | r top dollar on later = me , — be w a steer- . Dp a lh PUSH-| 1958 DETROITER 35 FT $200 me se Datel tralier Call after 4, UL| deat cushions. Now $2.98 oe SP -RUICK— t . Se | on ‘th semel alan tee fre heee | ose 0 FORD Ne RG GER | | oozes permants (Magis eee -2424, OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES || wor BUCK JUNK CAR" STRUCK 4 DOOR “CY” OWENS FORD + SSndition. $1506 one ' ORCHARD LAKE ROAD LENS RIDING MOWERS 4 used ‘98 SPARTAN, 30 FT, TUB BATH, | (6-FT | FIBERGLAS BOAT, STONE | 3% Orchard Lake Ave. PE 2-8020/ FONTIAC WASTE 0900 | $145 ‘S56 CHEVROLET Eddi FE senot ANBOPE 2.2029 tractors, tillers and mowers at fully equipped, extra nice. 2539 With Mark 55 ‘old. i | SHARP 1968 15-FT- Fiprrotas TOP ‘CASH $838 POR CL te chs | Fu : : “VROLET | 1e teele | = bargain | Di Dixie Hwy, OR 3-131] 08 OR | windshield & top. rover trailer ny . ps Mare z moter, Re Run. | ae ae 6 tans or down. pages -FULL PRICE - ‘ oo | FORD “CY" OWENS FORD: 2108. : * Bk olster: sea or : \UBU' ons | * x KING, ora ee ———————— \ 8-2851, ‘Tor nice ror, wus ~ CARS Your Old 7100 ORCHARD LAE D 3 P Me at Ons me inet WOLVERINE waoEMaKER | TERRIFIC DISCOUNT ‘a wens» As Down Payment KEBOO NARBOR O88 ontiac Road at Ondyke | | Bees OR. 3-608 1” day .eruiser, with Mark 78 electric] On Evinrude motors Shell Lake) WELL “ey os CARI | PR 6-990 PE 2.2820 oo FE 4-0734 (Wt ae ae —————._| Mercury motor we Alte, trader | and Geneva boats. Be sure! 100. CASS OAKLAND USED CARS 147 § SAGINAW 5ST. / | 1940 Dobdg 4 BR. GOOD COND $195 CULTIVATORS FOR vata ALL BH 3938 GENERAL 45 FT. 2 BEDRM. -| per cent guaranteed outboard re- °!?_W ? bid wE St FE 5-3588 FE cain + $100. FE 22827 —FULL PRICE- tractor. MA 4-1630. Sleeps 7. Competed bert aa a ae eater ae me ee pair ner ton Backed by 23 yrs aa ~ Top —— | CLEAN ‘$3 BUICK. V-@ 4 DOOR — wens 54 4 A : her storms 63 [o} ri : ory ' | DEARBORN DISKS, FOR EAE sisi? 40 ofa fuel ci tank’ | Seond: Secrities. MApte 62184, | Harbor. Oven 10! tot; Reese, $$$ al amid niece | 7 8. SAGINAW rie ee ae ni ‘( iy ns __ 3.0006. | #2. $8 JOHNSON 19 HP OUTBOARD TONY’S MARINE SERVICE , Chi OenEE FE 5- ie ee ‘WORE $-4101 motor work. ‘22s, “mith — we os motor. Brand new, $225, FE 2-6891 | 2695 Orchard Lk. Ra FE 8.0112 Paid — So FARM MACHINERY —hEW AND $7 46 x 10 GENERAL. APR ol pe Oe! saath ; 1997 Buick 4 Door special, Dyna Bo aa aw. “8 used. lx Oliver Gales on M24 works Tratler Ct. Lot 89, M24, 1957 19 - PT. OWENS UTILITY THOMPSON a LONE POR GOOD USED CARS heater, radio, white walls and also UT FE 5-3588 SAGINAW 5T. just of_Oxford.___ ae | ta Orion. oe Used only 22 hours. Call Star and Meyers boats. Evinrude at a 1956 4 Door special with same im) DO 8 ‘bag paw ee aUTo. 5 __.__FE 5-4101 re Se, kein | MOUNTED Sy ae ieee a eee OR 40262000 Sg A a ae R D ee, exceptional clean ¢ars isse =a SDOSR OCTLIN ‘a FORD 9 FARE, (of Ls &E- foot mower good conditi MI Ste Bargain, $3300. KEnwood yew Le Se tage | 3994 Auburn at Adama FE 2-8811 USS awson be . interested. we ‘it "ihow you | tory thelailed heater. Soa a HEATER ‘ RO based cae ___ 138 horsepower electric ....... $628 WTD TO BUY, SMALL ALUMIN re ap Uberel aa wsace see yee iS EARANCE “et nal Cond FORD TRACTOR AND PLOWS. 133) i6sa SHULTZ W-PT, MODERN, | 35 crsepower _ cance. OR 2-1328. oMINUM ee =r uae St. H. J. VAN WELT | caw ate of $11.46 Mo. Cal credit aburn sepower .. — — | WANTED JUNK CARS. TAYLOR Eddi S ] b Ls {i Piadbeehonilie be Ra’ Rect cover UL Ze. 5 hes ele $120 Fiberglas BSA) Bs Set ahaa on §-2000, | Ph. OR 313i A og a Hey | winds’ Race S hopler wane ean le tee e —— 2 orsepower . w 3 tet . | ‘ i 7. white wall tween 8 & 2 [ALUMINUM 2, BEDRM. $o-27. RDM AWS ALL TYPES FIBEROLAS WORK Do ed ce Drayton Plains. Mich | bres. Beautiful Harbor biue and FORD “CY OWENS FORD JUNE SALE |! _FE 5-1360 after T pm. | | “Auto rust repair.‘ Midget racer , "57 Cadillac ........ $3195) “7: OME. (One owner, 7703 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD Pee: BUY NOW & SAVE. AIRSTREAM LIGHTWRIORT OR 4-0212 | body. Rint's, Orion. MY 31915. | Aas SNe CONVERTIBLE Beautiful solid 1987 Chevrolet ‘Bet_Air ¢-door se. FE sno Hansce | 54 FORD Bolens, Simplicity, Jacobsen, & Por- =f AM I 7575 Highland Road FIBERGLAS PRODUCTS GALES. poe Ape red finish, new white top dan. V4 en Poweraiite, _.. VE _2-3528 2 DOOR ' ter Cable power lawn equipment) RTC Yor ite. mses ie ee on Williams Lake Rd _service and repair. OR. 3-519) TOP PRICE: BOB FROST. INC; dio, heater Beautiful Nght greea_ Crd a cll Gaben- $445 . AUTH RIZED JOHNSON DEAL ae We tv beth: Biop tn : es and ty fintsh you adjust to . maida pee et oe guies 3098 WwW. pponinsy tea NK FINANCING ER For Sale Airplanes 86! and sce a ice te top atiiae LINCOLN- MERCURY on ri ray os meal NQ MONEY DOWN - 5 - 1855 Cherrniet + ake hs Rochesle: Of 1.0761 19 join one of Wally Byam's ex- BOARDMAN’ % FOR SALE: CLUB SCE RAREE SCHUTZ M1 Fe Tee 280 Hunter Blvd. dan V8 ime ocean, oo rion Motor Sales 1 MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTOR .& —— Ue S*rarans es OR 4-0212 | Piper Cub. based at Pontiac Air » MURS. INS ‘U8 16 BY-PASS dio heater Beauliful biack aod otf) Crees ron BP = doubie bottom plow. Likd new ase at Wm Lak Osa port, $180 FE 54875 8i2 8 Woodward _ MI 6.8303 BIRMINGHAM Mi x6 6034 !vory finish 1 owner. af ra “eps 6 at GOOD TRANS wens cond, $695. PE 5-2766. ; i ct le See ee. ; i anging MICHIGAN CHAIN SAW DISTRIB = Authorzed Sales | ACM een ED Sr emoanD Transportation Offered 87 __Used Truck Parts 89A “CY” OWENS FORD _ eninge Pow 4door sedan | | Mymone. WAGON EXC” COND res “ee 8 SAGINAW Aw © ; ie = eee —— | - ie owerg lid j accept el 5 ft perc icarac oak "ome uc Patan | Sates toes ROU AOE Ait) RRS AAC) St eke) tat Sail) O88 et 8 a rORD, VRTORY, RED, AND 4 5. nu 2 i * 4 “eee he j NEW a0 eA DE DELIVERY 7 Ta eeast ase ine we top thems | phd adh neers cas cllowence. PE 2:3 mm 2038 Ts MOTOR SES HARDTOP — | 1) Fon sR Oe Bi do D SHAPE | Tordomatie Fao" and. heater = rake, Ford ai te two-otiom | sil on trade-in allowance — m| Harrington Boat Works | PLY (4-8NGINE AIRLINER To ~ AeeE ON re hott $395 natn overarive faaie” Beates PEt + } pas, Sacrume preg tee” BOW Hutchinson, rook StgeeBe'Beaam Pov Beruee_ine On, Sass” _Tor Sele Trucks 9080 MONEY. Down | Lircline | irs ae Paes... Eddie ‘Steele row_c vator, Biackhawke gan z 3- r = { | Lf ¥ Ha! planter, 164t. Harvester PE 2-8033 OI ‘ORTH | eae Ca H kj Ch | walls, gute — tranamiasion A Ail i ae cond. Priced M ] H Open ‘Sundays and evenings | ROCK COE i TH, PART | 4 ron | te TON picker = ‘Owen as Ins eV. Open 7 days a week | PE #- 4402. 7 days 9 to 9 “re 4-9370 t= ————— | vias terns re 2 b802 mi ‘tie a Bioomteia ye are , = 1008 “meus | pvill Open 7 aays 8 eee | nat WINDSHIELDS. #2095 1N- i985 FORD § HALF-T cKUP . Eddi 3 le | Evans Equipment, CAMP TRAILERS clude hardwar® trim and mold ATTENTION! | above average. Se i a 1e tee e , ; 19 yen dealer in acted power fee geet —_ Deluxe mere Highland Ferry Service inc. 6129. Baer” 3 Van Welt, 0 FORD ; i i O \ VACATION SPECI ~ mowers. ens an Coach 17, with tollet and - HY SETTLE FOR LESS” £ y.. ‘ ( 1 YEN. IN SE ALS Nel Horse tractors. Roto-hoe- shower Little Triumph, 15 ft. | BOATS | FIBEROLASSED | * | RE- ways ‘56 C ADILL AC! 2705 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD | ) wens oo Fl ; ‘ e 3 Bolen & Toro power handle Hi: | complete mith, electric | brakes, paired. 31915. | WE'RE PAYING T C Pyare tolls On, nae, ya acainaw ae | S ymouth ....4.5 795 ers rter-Cable, ens, Toro,| water tank, an ts. Slee R | J K Ic “i 5-9204 | voy — ¢¢ ~ : Jacobsen riding mowers. We dem-| 8 Only $895. Pull tine “of Tour-A- —- “BOAT COVERS AND TOP $$$ DOL ah 62" COU PE 7” “CHEVY PICKUP, — a HP FW 6-3588 ss _ ___FE S410 hide” oe een eeee onstrate and service what we sell.| Home Campers, 15 ft. to 30 f 314, “ or FE plus Corvete engine & transmis- ‘M FORD CONV RAH CLEAN. | Ff Ford $1395 —— engine and mower serv-| Many good used trailer buys $i 4 sion _ New WW.—6008, im- PE 8-66513. C. Manning, ; * r ee oe Used mowers and tractors. | {t. Mobil Cruiser, air con aitloned, DELTA ee) - PLY RUN- z maculate ig in “ay FORD | Custom 300—8 cylinder—Pordoma- 47 PORD F-3 STAKE . Ofiginal owner, MI 4 DR V-4, POM. 6705. | as Ty, and aufomatic washer. 2 & t cite, cm fete 9006 Coditiac | V8 with 4 apd trans ie » | ©1490, Bham. after ¢ pa.” FE 4-048 lon ee ee. “ MAple 5-1 we il come adel OR 3- ait Spey Cooney ‘Outs tae. 1$210 saeck ol mp Utility runabout. MOTOR SALES ” ‘Raato & heat— cama . CEG he Werglide. Ab- i Ce ieee eo ee i WEST i. 1 = _____ Auction: Sales 77 - Holly Rd., Holly. MElrose 4-671.) 4). ie a sing v8 Jenn PE 4 a Le hid at FORT) P-600 solutely no money down Assume | Power brakes— Perer searme— - ‘FOR SALE OR RENT. 32-FOOT, ion 8 ae ae UC platform spd ee 20 tires : trait Mer O13 50 per me. Cel | , Hydra New tres. toe vegies grepon au some ace eee) Sete =~ CASH waits : | ie nakoneaVn, Fe SS stig cas eS : ak = ' A mw" ; = - vely tu- Dg ag Fite Jef Wied damaged bonis | APIGEAR ETON pat Bright Spot” | sr’, Haprr gop, fce Apa : pone 2 — eo eT irees 00a. Prem ¥an- | P _dition KR & H $150: FE §-9562 - : eSoto ........ 5 eae omen — safe. oon OXFORD N-Sea, Lone mare stoniea and ron sa vane WE ov ia pone bs Pic aan carr a. lenge ‘$6 BUICK sUPER « DR fapa® | Bi ingh: Trad 4-door -— Nice second car . bell, commodes, furniture in pine, peernest Seats Coe mer | Craio 3ee Tort BOLLAR V8 with an ataKe (19 “Dynafiow Power steering & 0 Rian OTA e-Ins. |°5§2 Lincoln on! 295 walnut & maple, canopy. over = cuage i $l. ‘sak us on a POR 7 PORD PICKUP i 1997 CADILLAC C 8 ban DEMILL) x brakes, Radio & heater me oe | -- only $ ) 300 : River. L . eet CAR | UP all white ‘with | pe 87 (} le oC Here's a solid machine. Come Heme, 2 SEE MALE" miswonrH 1. ayn ie on ; irysler ......9. 1995) ana get. Novi, Michigan. 1'% blocks east of | per cent OR LER KEL E | °57 Chevrolet Bel Air arf coupe ‘ta Dp “9 ire e130 elite omer sae ae She ie teele Peg og nel Radic & denier { $8 Pontiac ..... $1905 *52 Dodge 6. § MS d ‘ ; lolly ; ike new ...,. 6169 'S, - Diph th & a 7 SALES eS MElrose 4-6771 D MPS — 86 DeSoto . "$1398 plomat hardtop | ooo MJ. VANWELT [ J FORD 0 79. bee. 000,30 1748 EW aa st , STATION WAGON | i ramatic Rass 55 Chrysler .......$1095. ~ ‘ontiac tcaveosge OF pick from. trade, i : Lew ileage, no ter : : F uss mechanic's specta) Auction Sales igi es oe ek de =! YOUR CAR BCT ee ee a " mr 400) '57 Flymouth .....-$1695)'S0 Buick... . - - | ‘ 10 bg ark Mer- "55 N ; peace 5089 Dixie Highway A ‘othaks "orion Sa Mae. fice pecels made to vbder, Plas |. we wm 9 you, how — Brand new motor, sharp nan Secs sae sa oO eee Cas De a Z sash Wgn. ....$ 795 | Farry Poor wees .~ Drayton Plains {vacation THA TRAILERS FOR gaiz| “Pret! recuroments, a ee Oe : | ae CHET 5 BR W-WATLEF ES ees seca sale 5 royoun sieietnis $1995 50 Nash $ 77 Kits 2 ? Rk SS F c: ee ee eee te Ever Frida 7 p.m. Jacobson's ther . n Sat. @ td 1 50 i A-] cond. 868 Auburn. 1958 Hudson Jet. 4 dr. sede ("SS Ford .......... $1895 ca sedan — 2es i days. | o. Con. oS : . Lots of transpor- avery Sat , a Sat "wittiame ate Ra" igs ie orig Bgtogse . | ‘Eddie Steele |! bee Pete ye tinental. Radio & Heater $885 "SS [DeSoto ... Sa 4g Pp Plymouth “ TRAILERS POR ; - &- Jonn OTHER j MOOSE ys v.15 KING AUTO. Chevrolet ‘S% DeS ymouth ..... Every Sanday 2pm mn VAGAT caer LEAS "eatin | ry | FORD TRt TO cH cues iis re Ay up yas. 57 DeSoto ........81795, coupe ape . yourself SOL sa — | Bite “rece ate a ree ay Be | 1984 Ford sedan V-8 Custom- "85 Dod a agree and Sell Daily "| Pat aeeSiace'Sa thes | INLAND LAKES | ne gecaaiageg "> || BOB BUTLER | Baise 1 ie - © °38 Dodge ....ss..-S1045|We dare anyone to beat ORlando 3-2717 / op PARKHURST ~~ | aworugn LOAD TONES Y poate | PE 9 “Ph 2-8 irs or * coppeslt N guandlii ee eee (53 Chevrolet. ......$ 495) our Bend — Try we! _DOOR PRIZES SAT & SUN Mit, Wl | Nezded loomed “pe Fert beL ea HARD 1958 Pore station wagon ve Mord. 56 Oldsmobile .... $1295. SINESS IS. - : . TRAIL ER. SALE ‘ES | “youn DELI : iC Emm jately Harold Turner. ie eee i. omatic & Heater 8 95 "S4 pete $ $95 | . SCO it DONT PASS U P,!i@ taper te yey ae | oe MOTORS sen B - 1983 thru 1987 Models 4 «nm 1054 CHE HARDTOP te memtinn 44° Mydramatie ee ee ae . i | MONEY! Sef enneeded| Feawuring new 1958, | Bring Tithe~—Get Cash | re es wach mcaenca cen 9 rt wl i R&R ae gs fot cash pee gg A cad cee ae | COMM i LIKE A REAL CAR’ iy ea Whitewsiie. Very Fan | ie Eder 2 ar. /; . os Dias Ads! wD CeED TRA. Lat vs) UNITY | | BARGAIN? heater fee Teeneh : our tot. | RSET 3 «and ost '- *AIN? Lots of ‘em | . : Motors, Inc i. n¢ { Yoon tare Sow’ MEirose ¢-a7i “art, | saz rs Se acon, SASF mv ‘in the Want Ads! at 7 HOMER HIGHT MTRS, | ‘a2 Woodward, B'ham. Cutie vena. ~ nf \ oo oun ve $-401 . : ; | gait § minotes from Pontise Gap ae {| Open ves. \ C lean! ' : of: : : i ng Re, a? * , a A 4 : . ne ' : Dy . ee ae . ” (2 =the my hi ° * Ma tS = otek as ; \ a7 “ = * = * eS eed <8, / | 7 | b y 1959 L DAY, JUNE 4, THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURS FIFTY-EI ae - of * ry ; 3 yn Voge Sale Cars 91 i[" pM Haden a For Sale Cars. 91 = : - + ; 1e } : nate STORY-BRANCH | ‘Vy Got TA ; a : 1 For Sale Cars” S| , 53 PONTIAC \. = No IME hs | 9 wir = ——— Bydram St geil ; 91 ' For Sale am ae | CLEAN 1951 cumin 8 No fle =e. " ND THE For Sale Cars cay |e valle Le 6 $3 A or Si ‘83 MER E | er ere. : ) I ‘ AKE. GOOD! CONVERTIBL walls | ae THLE tree eees 5 $8 RORD_% % TON = | tel eee CONVERT top, full pow- . : IS Le oF oa pak u ' > L- ar RANCH WAGON, aa Beaut brnsigirollme pty = “waite vuipment cash needed. ‘ - EVERYTHING IS ~ 1982 FORD i, |. ar *. nee i - Judah Rd. E 500 VIC. ae BALES oe SALES 1aC Her 2561 AIRLANE 300 ee KING AUTO F& 8-0402' Yours Ye 8.0402 : : HN ; 196T FORD F. tie ain = e r al | 5 coat tires. 2-tone p us 8. Saginaw MONTEREY + i115 8. sagine “POWER Seas ere 5 J ] Ge v3 * whit 956 MERCU tle, radio and ''53 OLDS. 98 — j 1 MANY die Steele "et ‘Mercoma: | Te A neti TOP eta WIT! ie FORD "Eddie Steele HOLIDAY HARDTOP 3 alr iS Gal OAD i tone equipm » : arg ORCHARD LAKE R “". - FORD D _| walls, tall power squipment. Me O 2705 FE 2-252. ORCHARD LAKE ROA | cash! weeds - aT A . W es cae ANCE SPECIAL 2705 KEE FE. 1m | See ne AUTO ONE 8- 0402, 37117 eG e MECH 9204 = T WH : inawo FE ” FE 5 NVER r 5 8. Bag - J r ; " ‘82 FORD Dads Real Steal SALES MERCURY LNs i dal occa cae uM MT. CLEMENS 8 = Mt MMUNITY MOTOR SALES | “400 dn. Mra. Thomp D HIND THE D co | There, 66 ———_ B7 O BEHINL G00: L AK 2 = FORDS | | tarp ae oot $595, 19 liela OG, tees oa a ‘ ‘( 1H et), 2Dr., OD. R&H. 54 Mercury eeeee pesuetu! £84 Dr. Holic y ; sag SONTIAS eS P. = Call OFFERS e eatoes 6 4Dr, OD. ie ene radic. heater. m Q5 pon sell now 2 ST07 klan / V * +55 oi p oe eS ae eee oe ‘ = ame a Prehased with Diack 1B FROST, INC. i PONTIAC. wre. oe. 24) a 58 CHEVROLET 96 Coun be purc BOB F : Te Ne 195 Saginaw IBLE . ~ . cars can 7S > 3 “REERY : ING AUTO., $5 NVERT: . vA ate Ramet MU #1 LINCOLN-MI ava “ uae SBORTIAG. $95 rE boner ba 7 . 58 CHEV ROLE ED MPAA of Ivor Ge, Power TOM B I¢ ee funter Bivd. 115 8 RCHIE: i NVERTIB with eee Oe pacer : Ls SA FORD VIC. ‘ 280 | are ASS enti ma raiop 008" miles Gsceilent IMPALA | Iegep ok * Point © hed Steerin ter WO 5 — NO CASH Fd ae are hardtop BO 53-6553, LE iite Top. & Heater, dio ae 2 ta UST MAKE BIR MINGE " cond. $1 aakoTOR 70. SA lide. Siig soe si a JUS URY: 4... ht Spot We TD Whlewalls, iydrem i g2589 if «3 HEVROLET ‘ ERC B ! 7319. R. os oo ( WE 57 M TOP | Ng LAKE AT CASS 1100 FE Ag CHIEFTAIN 4 DR. HEVROLET ae ee 2 Waser, Ivery , LARDTO ORCHARD Open ‘t . 1957 PONTI H W. Walls Ancaal 3g Ve ERTIBLE 4 B. Radio & Blue. yl. 4 DR. re #08 $1195 | Bausi, Back-up Sealine’ conditian._| asia ecice IMPALA srbor, Blue A poner -s silver Shift Radio & | — . i al e fee ar tan Poe Ts 5 pe ( ua ee ceine dtep Fully anaes car pase) 350. ‘87 Bkods $595 full price Tu ros eiie & Po Me Raeater: w/Walls. $1 865 Morthly Pay oe : 4, dour ber 64) fr iw MA “PONTIAC 2 DR $350. 35 Buick hardtop | gicerias =. we ena eeeces "KING AUTO BAL ¥ 8.0402 equippe INC, | reed tae | CLEAN 33 en dan $595 full price Pw walle. 75 meee Saco. ane ria p iT FROST CURRY — pt0s ey wes se t Lae ‘55 Plymouth se 1 price i ¥ 38 FORD TS teh Ud T 56 P ard ‘ . Pat. Of, ay — isn - RD. |= $696 full price | cHoo dob = “ae ca oh oe 2-.) ME ~ | LINCOLN -M ae mee a witch in our school play | "cre OnEne ro = ‘$4 Olds hardtop... full price | "59 CHEVROLET 7 AREA bees ifs Cash. fuer paint §700 OR 3-02 | ter Diva. ‘a's playing ee > IT ore | a tweey & ince: at nok NICE am) I BY PA 660s “Sandra's me wonder ee 7 ‘47 PON i AC A ineiee Dean: full price || EL CM paclory Offi ry ‘Crown mere WwiWalls 1955 FORD 4 DOOR mee aan , a | Nd ay ee tha ad 1 2 DOO | hardtop .. $595 fu ip Cy!.. Power dato ‘& Heat- Heater, $2067 8495 full pric ; a ito Bale . S t BIRMINGH ADIO. HE . 9 35 $4 Buick ha. phire, Lee 7 mo Luck ‘4 "I ; O TDR R LUTE- > le Cars_ 95 full price | Sap) Wea} > os eee 427 mo PR 4-2 B ight Op OLDS ATIC SESCE TE _ For Sa RICE— edan $59 er, | wms $2377 pooncs 8 Saginaw if rT CABS @ (32 R HYDRAMA DOWN Assu yr 91 a! ~PULL P 34 Ford V-8 5 fale cs pee . TH — KIN a : 7 p MOU JENS FORD RC HARD CARE Oca ie) MO MONEY Oo ie. : ale Cars i $95. 02. | ' OLY Oe ree sl 195 payments of Parks at “ Hors rn Pile 8. “Saginen ne ae | ens | °37 CHEV KOL rr i ines ‘dio & Heater, 2 Tone = : ; i reo r _ *S7 At Me )) 36 Merci Xx CONVERTIBI. E clas ie une GOOD $186. | Y" OWENS FORD i meee 2 DR. = Cy’ W i ila poor at Fa oan Pisce Re een, . $1095 gy DOOR ware ; 2 OLDS HT | fey ; C Mann STARCHIE GINAW 8T 101 | 395 00 | Paint ter & Signals, Gh o £1205 mo) saa TAN ye eama Oo, 11s ! UTH 4 DR. 147 8B. BA ated patel | . Hea oe eeeee e12 wl po ae N PE G AUT 37 PLYMOU NTIAC Hydra V par Old Can a FOLA-MERCURY. | gh pe eee Ye ae Te Mo. FE: S388 | ORY BRANCH Wika EP” '57 CHEVROLET nei: . res a - | vz oe, seeps UM) Liwuter Hd. mens romp 8 GR oh _ ma POMP, eLSAN 200 MO “FACTORY BR E | 57 CHEVROLET NE ae a ite . “oy oO | s : tires, alae aint ied i He ! cs 28) Hlonter B ‘aa cy : * ent tor and = SAL | DOOR Beige o “cyl, Standard Owens “us 10 BY PAM 64036 | MOBILE aa a 56 PONTIAC are AD bowsralies. int 6 cyl. & C OLDSMOBILE 136 PONTIAC | PR Oa owerenae, Beige an . (Nusa r BLACK sey SOM IEF CONV Hydrame- & Ro = eater, Pe 2 gh ue e Edie wT 4, BIRMIN fpr oe 4 DOOR | STARCH Heater, Radi fees . - san 7 BAGINAW Ts 0 “itn Wa “tieay “On 4M) $1245 | WEI! 1S | Settealt posers | see wwe. $1675 "36 CHEVROLET oe RSE OR wen aie tr a nur Old Car | $1 495 $395 full pr Ta Gave aa teens 5 re rglide, FORD 14 Boe a yents (ok ii cite HADIO OREY Down aie ‘Payment 7 Y BSAA cic rere. ‘83 Chevy sedan fal price |} cy CHEVROLET 2 ee ee os oency dans stan Credit, Me! ROLUTELY. ments of 90.63 ae 5.3588 ; 'S TRUE “ae k sedan $395 57 RDTOP lide, ita mgs aver chase eA ewe - HA Ae eda Mae Mr medi @Y 1S | rE LYM OUTH. 4 DR. IT'S TRU f . ; "$3 Bulc dtop $385 full pres 4 DOOR, FF 6 Lara vory, Bais. $1197 ‘ 1 Cr Turn | H har | hmere als, ; Mr Roger FF 46-4547 Cal 71500 Harold “OMAN, W 'S4 P H NEEDED ni lake C ‘83 Pontiac ice’ Cas tein Signa ples eiennre GREAVES Mien NASH STATE T 205 — NO CAB: AKE H t O 1a . $395 full pr 9 ow Us. ae ein ie 8 ss CY” OWENS FORD 1094 2 Rie conc ition — $295 rh B BAGINAW t. $-4101 $ JUST MAKE | one « to) Buy! O ‘83 Chrysler 2 dr | W/Wa . $1577 Iss CHEVROLET ne ae = ac 5 | , Ti... aa . 26042 (UREA 2 DOOR) ss On Is the sident. My : aT ide, For “oS LOR I) ; tae RAMBLE wine ownee ot ne POSSESSION . | “8 Btudebaxer awe Tee tne pent | 56 CHEVROLE on 2 DOOR ot, nese Be 5 . AGO ; : fan This dithon d ie aoe ded ramatic i i TION — 8 y yc adio. = STATION Pa viield Ra Bes model cone s. Car has ba k No cash nee a ‘ d down Sports sedan, i STA 4 Door 210 Radio Paint. R - 4 pert aeler cored vie qh fe ia | 9489 te mae” bale pa ine EE wage nee. $195 ‘ H vip W/Walls. Tur a . $897 dlo x 995 major 2 Specia low ' $26.7 rust. Mr 2 . nts jade mis’ and brakes. nts e ‘Paint. 5 eee ee SNe se Se 8 + months 819 40 rer ma. Ver ah | rubber, no rust Monthly Payrier power bene tae Sous |pavme =: eee. $HOS CHOOSE FROM e! mon down pay RAMBL ER, 666 & __ Auto ; . KING AUTO BAL. PE 86-0402 | hs months on saken, Company O a < iee se © MANY MORE TO ce “EN # : y Owens ee aa aa ‘OK’ Cars ,,,,. «iiro,a0te DR FXCEL- guy 2 Mow down payment SALE YOU HAVEN'T SEE: at ‘1083 nate sein ‘or part tack, Dixie ‘48 Pt YMOUTH 3, ie ee White wall pra Beautiful Caley | FE 3-7117 T. SEIU: CA INAW 01 Get 1m mth L $995 t trans. tac, 2 er 4 8 ree om raEDAN Ko money neat | re Bag me PE Chev Bel Atr PG ies |” “ Na FORD ityaramatic Kane pow Hardtop! - fInD THE POST OFFI “ES OD U ED FE 6-45 ‘ CUSTOM oan | Auto Males : 'i6 : Delray 8 5 “CY OWE = $155 hief +Dr lis. BEHIN ‘ — — one . ‘SIT ¢ “argain, EM 30081. H te emis ER WAGON AR eon $8 Chev 3 al aa aos LYMOUTII 4 Ponting Uatarchie site sown. i951 lita eS PE 6-0 $195 full price UNTIL YOU'VE VIS Bass “RANCH WAQ( 6 RAMBL oR Chev. 3 Dr n 596 4 PLY MO Hye | two-tone Catalina _ Auto, . MA condongt Je >) Sat | 1 ee eee cise “aitigned $1198 MERICAN he t-Cheay s Or ware Hirt 4 4 DOOR aPoatles marche Meat | - | 31 Ne $195 full price i == radio anc =) AMBL. ER wagon, joar Chev. Deir Te als 105 Hydramat aint. $1% . OUP cscs peers ; i oe ' R 1 84 19% $445 ° e pi Chevy Eddie Stee e ee 2 door shneet s persece ‘94 Chev 4 Door eed $4 DOWN or Whitewniio 2 ton | “0 sts futt price = wy {Xe ad pe nec t 209 fe UG 2 Door _. OMEY er dramatic | i ay ONE _ Company 1805 See e 84 Chey Por ciate $205 NOM down Sedan H | 48 Chevy e Price & 81 Chev 2 15 Pontiac 4Dr 195. No money | | . $195 full pric LORD car ke Ra CK | , ¢ Door sr 53 Po Il price, § th .....0., : ROAD here La x 6e «2FX 42 Chev ap 150 R&H, Full p bog Piymou 7105 Prine MAN BOR FO o2 2528 oA OT ean fey OA aint 31 fas 2 br 175 f wens | ss canting Starchief ce “white Ramb er a c : Bulc® 7 ...-s.0s. RE K ‘ F lent cone R HAR Gls 1 Dr $80 y 1955 ic Radio, 1 make : ver 49 Bu 1 price O. 15 sad nettle Ul Mute no Chev 2 195 8T | Hydramatic R ‘BL will ‘e're bending-o | +. $105 full price | PE 5 0204 ING AUTO. 1 5 OLD. irematte d 2dr & ‘ SAGINAW 84101 Your We're b Mao .v.see $05 K 5 hite hydra sharp 56 For | Coupe $603. 147 8 PE | | Walls, { Dixzte ' 1s | 48 Cadi : 1950 FORD FF 68-0402 pe aapeiar tt brakes, ale: Pe ee oe ee 59! ~ 545. down paymen mile N. o 41 backwarc | BSayinaw . tires po Motor Sales aa a wer, $505 FR 8-3688 = $2545 | Clarkston, 4 M Ap! e 6-11 da | - 956 . ston Mot LER | 54 cones drive $405 ; TH vou M18 s or ; deals “HC AV 19: - Hardtop ( ako ala 6 att Ae so PIA ed at ORIES | MAple on Nigets ru? #¥DRA-+ on one ay OUR QUOTA) IRAG STRIPPER'S ] OAKLAN . hard ate Geaten ciny Bt. Clarkston +) Willys lie 8 ae eC LE, ENG 18s RoNTIAG 2 PE 40249. | 80 WE can orlithe DRAG § _ 63 . 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SEDA leering & bra at 57) PLY +DOOR. "RA DIO S56 Pontiac i : PA. x he price is rig 'S4 MER = 2Dr Sedan . | eal olor, power »8 . way seat. EDERE TIRES.| 5 j DR. HARDTO care of The 2s: ‘ soup / Soret windows, ummer) BELV ITEWALL ES ‘| ROYAL 2 For 4 POOR | 05 | 46 Olde ry H-Top Cour i me I, and power for your » TER. WH & BRAK from two. ~ ‘| R owner car | c | ; Now §2 5) 86 Mercu MENS &T t the car or onditioning EA RING & Choose : ery nice one it for 795 $445 re Scelchen) Wes ee ek Nie Teco Vesna tet | MT cLEMEN! OFFICE _ ou ine with air c OQWER STEE 1805 See week you can have NO MONEY DOW 4 Ford Wen bas Now Riss | 56 MOA I MIEN & SON | BENIND THE vs $2495 LY MOU TH .. th 2 dr. $ 995 this 5 = « Was 6 Now $120: lO EALER | ONTIAC « 7 ASSENG ‘36 Plymouth 2 dr. $13 : a6 Mer Was $1es 905 | Y OLbs ft | 1949 P a i ; . D ii ON. 6P ante | 36 V f ) Fant Was, 6100s inte me YOUR crate BDU “AR SALES ha WHITE. radio heater, for STATION HEATER WHITE WALL | lesion. Clean. 1957 DODGE if VY W ts Paid, Wan 8.806 wo Mee PORAND. SERVICE oF 1078 | soLto au continental t eaareutioe RARE | Autematic transm 1957 I Lh qr $ ORs yw § 405 Hestet : white s wher ca Hs EXTR 5 ; . . re ys nore Waa Now ‘ in. Roche domatic one 0 i. Ve | < Kk WAGON. a1 @ RAGINAW RT 88 For Was t 308 Now 8 005 | ioe Nn Main yTOPS | ! Bits a tom elie <3 ea. YMOUTH aes 5 Pontiac wen. ..$1145 1955 BUIC BIERRA STATION Siers: than : FE 8 3508 TEREY 20H yy aan wes ae 4) Now § ve H ARD qT | LE r . : OR SAVOY. & LAD HE Sc fle |'55. Pontiac & DAN. This Is @ stand- Worth a good ae This week 16k MERCURY. MONTENY ‘ean Wampie. eb abs Now tos | OUP VE A jet bieck | ea TSN. "$1295 | Retpmsite) (Fewer Riserine (@) | a tisnamuusiea, dos a eee peste .. Ss RUICK, AUTO TRANS ft BEY eee 9 345 Now 0748 S A VI ! Convertible P COUPE V power. | iT rite ' | Ae if ar nice, clean end only . . PORT io. heater, MOU | brakes | a fine. drive 1055 BUICK. WAW 420 Ford Was $705 Naw $425 Le | a CHEVY wis ie | & auty with rad in immaculate — rom P L Y oT eee |] Siso You too can 708 2 DR, RAM 6 Buick . BiTA Plyineuths, 5 o4 | be This car | | SAVOY. A DIO & $7951 caer car." You 5 “ RD, 2 em Wa = ‘ tN . glide fs "| 2. pOoR 8 : ced FS . 15 Fo or Sales OF " . lenburg bind. Chev : Tineke CHEVY tmosla Hardtop $2195 |e eRAN remy ey InsIDE AND 'S4 Buick wagon > il te ter 95 Mazurek ee al late ITC APD CATS ‘ Mitenivetale: dd ales en " “ | 1987 SEE LN AGOR Bil. | our . . $1295 : tie transmission. $7 - . ccay SEDAN OR ann au ne Case Be Pike erie ee ee Ee ieenarie (rane ‘a7 FORD com a“ 4 DR Ree tn tone arey ream | SO. DODGE CUSTOM papi 2 Autome ‘ 1955 CHEVROLET ‘63 MERCI Ro ABBOT ut ul e PAY CORNER ¢ ¥ nh + & heater sata immaculate : a $129 ver gre Ae steering & bra ite NVERTIBLE to gaa yy Tk ie = tu- MONE Y . ae Mev call ‘ ae mt ston Is 34 sues at ene FORD Convertible ee heater sede cone owne! | va be tRANSM ‘ 138 an "S105 ‘ | 1954 Bl ICkK 4 DR. SEDAN. ~ taalat ments of $1878 Mo 4s ’ Huy $11Bs 2 op TORK 4 Chale w mile RD Tt Ga * jewel has ments of SP arks heb } 1K VICTORIA side tires A lo ls SLANT -Y¥MOU UR- > at This is one tone green hardly could Herold Turner Fort N inet. edie, (neaPs KT) car ike new 15 56 P | age la g N. Broadway a DR CENTURY. You ransmission. You ha king Harold Turne =f) ey all hardtop Rate Sharp N STEPPE $1895 ELVEDERE. ITE WHITEW: R ST XN. ‘ rare clean cars t: waco her for the as ’ “ : Pilocr oh feulte power rome 1 1¢ S10) BEL SE & aged O & HEATE = of those preciate it; find anothe vdemetic alt 5 QUO ITH RADI 1ON = - It see it to ap W x0 R i \ MBI Ee pm Se gion AT 8 pe Tor / ia ? Sleces tae ame | TUROMATIC TRANSMISS Shadbo wee Gil’ Me Wee teat price of : ibn he ‘ ror 198 ERTIBLE i MATIC = il] find it's 4 : RDT i CONV ft, radio, gute ¥ you © : : > hoon WA ‘ +4. REI. AIR stick shift, $ 695 SAVE! 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Hardtop ‘PERC REE fee RRL 38 DODGE aoe AUTOMATIC M24 at Shadbolt .. 8 495 1058 RAMBLE & white u oe ft Sedan Sipe : ) PAIRLANE for nlandard ! sizes at IPE Beautifu’ ce atic, white PE V-8 ADIO & A . iT ee cee e a wes es . 1 y Bink, hea MBLPE 57 PORT enter . cot dram UB : R. ~ 4 Dr. ts vintag uniry t din & 6A ThA a) DAT : » hea Os 10 ter, hy cL 1ON = | II . of its fee while tlre pelo ne a MITAN HT = lannamiisalon ve price 16 ‘HEVROLET 2 Door 2 paste nes Lape 745 LAKE ORION 1} 53 OLDSMOBIL etty sharp car for one ¥ Auiomati Jeane 1 +4 mex $3610 sa MET ROP a Asi ae Sek nde ‘aA CHE $a04 tires $| 595 <4 DODGE ele © wace 37 ~ ai i ae SEDAN. This is a pr . " tat 7 * 1TAN Wo otins : ; 7 ¢ Be Li : =! LIN — Hi : for $405. ae ‘HY Ma METROPOT $1180 OE tab ge ‘86 BUICK Special 2 Door SADILLAC : TION WAGON el < Ws rests fe SR eee eon METROPOLIPAN Wf ee ead pend Thus pal sis sige EDAN® ‘Sue with wrekes “iat VMOUTH $ 795 - . $2195 Be ene an cand ioe 1195 white Macy ew) ilies | _ = SE ing & ae areen 4 Serer’ s Sig's his pete) COMeMKNE cradeat ROLE 4 Dont i058 avaUDy ee rihed pale le | IN DOUGLAS in eee. Lg seo taeded me ry ? L YN ADIO & Seaton, S ’ CSSWAGEN ... 00.0000 ine peect, ay atc s75 67 ma 51 CHEV eneor ees yl ee ee $41 18 per Calf LEELA and power ie arid car ia im top HARDTOP. rn TRA BEAUTE ‘S58 VOLKS : < whet you've bees resin sion $1495 2 RORR ot RAMBLER Auper ay : ARDTOP | Q'/ Accessories , AUTOM LL TIRES . CLUXE. Jus wagen! A lovely S717 RAMBLER fu enue lines, 87 FA LER Chetom Way ™ 1955 PAC RAR ‘ mean ‘Real |= ~ mane $1295 eRirEe ALL & out. 445 = apap gene Ore aie sae se ons are it old hime k The ds sa RAMBI. y tadto & Neate 1 ride Re w INSIDE $ i for : wner car ther at country s anniniiaston ically © Jat tw Funk Toraston-leve full price NEW OUTH. oc j S fleage. one o fore you find ano standard trea se model p D F Latte 2-1 HUE SIT $005 ie our Wagon i 1956 FORD radio, | 'S3 PLYM D TRANS- | H low m tong while befor, h mileag viles Ahoy 46 FOR 5 in ean th afatless : “+ mo | . 20) Station . ORIA ANDAR R.| ‘ ‘nh look «@ sordleee re ue $47 95 ‘HEVROLET } ton Pip 6 ‘4 tine $2494 per aoa 56 yor silo 4 FATRI ANT we eT aval ae cL sun ee eee @ HEATER. | . ity ae price. 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RAMBLER. : rice $1607 : ‘laeat OAc a ' ‘se $485 matic AMA 24 cree 8! va COM cer styling , Make AUTHORIZ: : bey beauty Bpotiers 3 VICK Super 4 | white 4 COUPE. Sport Send Le You n . power, automatic * V¥ BAtr 2 Moor rey mo asda@OR LE ORD Custom @ Door Radio “heater hydramatic, w We Are sag a g, Seven | DEALER . . moa UBUR- $1 CHE . wd NASH AMI > fw Neat ‘4 FC 4 C D ¢-cylinder, : F CUSTOM 8 n TAC Deluxe @Dodr 899 a \iinder Radic hite — = tires "BS FOR Sedan Deliv- | “an vet Fully clean Math -$9 PONTIAC De as wie ee ee oe vam. a4 "mos CHEVROLET 4 Door 210 + wie: ‘sh FORD — "4| AUTHORIZED PONTIAC’ DEALER ba. really 24 mon | Super 4 Doo tipental ki : ‘MM CHE $404 2 Standa aUT meta) ae Only sic 43 AUICK ¥ 8 198 Seb “; ma 1080- MERCORY paint job, MOUTH +-Door. : = Beate cat he. 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A \ +” ‘ ~, A ‘ 4 * - & or er 4 ie. —% 4 Me de iy “ * i 4 - pee = ' i j THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE a t050 - ~Today’s Ss Television Programs a | - 24 *_-PTFTY-NINE- - Today's Radio Programs - wearing a long black wig, lip- stick, toeless women’s shoes, a blue dress, white gloves and a woman's wrist watch, He had shoots small metal pellets, po- been carrying an air-gun that ance) is gallivanting about Europe, let's switch the pitch and play Rich Man’s Philosopher. * * * * Poverty is no handicap if you have money enough to afford it. Brenner’ Drops | TV News and Reviews . ree enh tis Si Sb ee sabe ta eel Se With s cooky Old Alice Cri loliday U. S.A. St ial Channel #WADKV —Guancl ¢:39 (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. | Arlen, whose talents include standing on her head (which See lk lk _a series of musical numbe (7) Leave It to Beaver. Com- ) tective. Mys- (2) House Party. she did on the Jack Paar | * | none wholly diverting, and all “Ot | MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI)—Ver edy: Beaver causes commo- tery: Body of murder vic- 2:35 (9) Home Fair® shew) and cpciling back- | “We're concerned with such} it wound up looking like a soggy | mont’ s title as the nation’s top ma- tion by forgetting an invita- tim is found in laundry bag)" (7) Gale St ee "questions as what is a man’s prob-; one-hour version of Your Hit Pa- ple syrup producing state is drip- tion to birthday party. in “Beauty in the Bag.” an = orra. wards, has caught the jm asa person in being a cop? | rade. ping away, The Vermont Maple In- (9) Million Dollar Movie. (9) News, Weather. : ( Big Payoff. al fancy of the Ben Hechts |'How doe s an honest man stay| The show had a sc attering of fair dustry Council said that from 1928 Drama: Small-time crook) 10:20 (9) Political ” faa ae Gh x and Hecht may do a show honest? What about cops WhO poments: Jac sques D’ Ambroise and/‘? 1958 maple syrup production de- runs down unemployed|10:30 (2) Playhouse (cont.) 3 M = ne for her. She’s on the last abuse their authority? Is there 4 piana Adams danced briefly, but;creased from 1.5 million gallons dancer in ‘“Embraceable (4) (color) Masquerade ais ) vant s Y Ellery Queen TVer Friday ‘difference between the pursuit of . on ‘annually to 500,000 gallons. = . You.” (°48). Dane Clark. Party. Panel: Faye Emer-3 e ‘ts Yours. ‘Jommy Hoffa hopes | police work and the pursuit of The U.S. Naval Academy Glee |p = 8:00 (2) December Bride. Com- son, Audrey Meadows, Lee (4) From These Roots. a : : 4. justice 4 = MOTOROLA ; i : ; ; to own or centrol six Club ground out a few pleasant, edy: Pete Porter's glee is Bowman and Sam Levenson (7) Who Do You Trust. soon In the series, which has New), : : ; short-lived when his mother- with Bert Parks as host. 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. Florida luxury hotels. (Just. oy. as its locale and is being Usa Ss ese as FACTORY in-law finds wealthy rancher} (7) Parole. Drama: Wealthy (4) (color) Truth or Conse call-him Conrad Hoffa.) filmed here. the starring role of A™ySthe Red Nichols group] CLOSE OUT DEALS poem SOR eine oy reeks ang comer eo quences Julie Newmar’s going to De tective First Grade Roy Bren-|tumed out some acceptable music,| Before You Buy Any — (4) Frontier. Western: Gun- bery; orphan asylum cs- (7) American Bandstand. Holl Apleyints ten is played by Edward Binns | marred only by Ives’ insistence on| Television Set slinger wants to settle down capee becomes involved with 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. ollywood to play in the movie veteran character actor of the} singing with the band. As a jazz red of pertain 5 rio — 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. version of “Li Abner’—but her stage and TV. James mei singer, Ives has about as much SEE eee rro. enture: Group (9) ater. Drama: Homi- ' (4) County Fair. ’s bei eat) added, Plays his policeman-son, Ernie. ‘feeling as Carmen Lombardo. trying to assassinate Gover- -cide a second time brings (9) Sherwood Forest parte peng See 2 , * * * NEW CENTER se : , Ls - ring + - +” A f i. the —— pave attempt trouble in iS naar aap 5:00 a Saal! Dean. hig = me ter Fhe iden for “Brennei was ce a Pet ELECTRONICS pot ra ape jel . — Twice. . — na | (4) Sgt. ston. _ibly!” she says. “Here I’m sparked by a Playhouse 90" suggest it ty about time he be SALES—SERVICE Le ® (9) Looney Toons. playing a lead on Broadway drama written by Alvin Boretz retired. He is a clean-cut look- Miracle Mile Shopping Center 8:30 (2) Yancy Derringer. Adven-|11300 (2) (4) News, Weather. —_—_(g:38 (2) Detroit Bandstand. and producéd by Herbert Brod-) jo) y but b his h to | S. Telegraph FEderal ture: Yancy boards train and ' (7) Soupy’s On. Variety with (4) (color) George Pierrot tin “Marriage -Ge-Roeund ) 44, —-Now- Rrodkin ts the exeentive ng boy, but — is hygenic 7 at square Lk. 8-9607 finds passenger riding in} . Soupy Sales. Presents. . “and just a small part in the producer of the series and Boretz attributes, his talents are besoasall E RCA - coffin. 11:15 (2) (4) Weather. (1) Mickey Mouse Club. ie, but Hollywood's payin lis writing some of the scripts. His singing has that particularly ~— on (4) Too Young to Go Steady. 11:20 (2) (4) Sports. 5:55 (4) Sports. movie, but Hollywood's paying 1 i. feels that a TV seriesjirritating kind of quality that is’ Comedy: Pam is given pa-|11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. me four times as much as My, about New York policemen could best put to use in calling, stray, MUNTZ TV ¥ rental advice when she is Comedy:. Charies Laughton, J Broadway saJjary. But if they} no more be made in Hollywood, dogs. discovered copying essay “Hobson's Choice. CA). yous 7 ; | aan c Ecach movie abcait’ Parts _ | from book. 1: (0) Jack Paar. Veriety: | | q S go weren't overpaying me, Tig be made in New York. | Last night, ABC-TV uncloaked a) (7) Real McCoys. Comedy: peed De Se tore =e wouldn't go, because | * * |new weekly hour whose title, Music! E — pall ts prs aoe eke oe Sa ’ is not my favorite piace. ‘Thus far 11 “Brenner” shows|for a Summer Night, describes it lect “4-1515- “= atl Oe es casatil FRIDAY MORNING p | nave been made at the rate of pretty well. ecTao MART ti irit 6:30 (4) Continental Classroom. raves al ey . one a week, using one day for! qf’, a little like the Voice of | cs Vv aaree G) Mexia a -|6:50 (2) Meditations. EARL’S PEARLS: College rehearsal and four for shooting.! Firestone chorus, Fritnces Wyatt, | Open Daily “til 7 9:00 (2) Zane Grey Thea er. 6:55 (2) On Farm Front. Wants Talks With Ike never hurt a man — urfless, of —— esti aptished his reputation | was even present to help define | Mon. and Fri. ‘til 9 7:00 (4) Today. : far from the precincts of police-| its character. Drama: Lawman and bounty \ i| ° course, he happened to be the aa oe weit 4 isradon s SS a hunter face each other in (2) TV College to Bui d Up Prestige, 7 df men a a writer and produc wt It ride rl sant. if boffo opr a ee ee : student’s father. lof sicals He had a hand in provides pleasant, if unboffc life-or-death struggle over| 7% (7) Breakfast Time. H t Tells Detroit ace entertainment-cthe kind! of) show BARGAINS IN youthful outlaw and his ft 8:00 a Gane Spee wee : _™ “ rene WISH 'D SAID THAT: A and Dolls. The ey Aan hace which tries .o fasnatacture the Portable ‘ Console ancee. ey novel,.to be popular today, ECHL inking ‘type of music that fades into the () Laneh Eine. Vv ith a a eon). aoane sem oe ton wettin pene must contain a lot of the facts “stk stoc ‘ ings” | woodwork and which books in per-| ‘s 7 Boone. Variety w ii getting a persona | as McGuire Sisters ” i Letras ae ‘summit meetirig with President ea noth Femi told exe ermite” a e |formers fo ™ atch, ‘| Also sims S HL-FY's and regulars Margaret Ann r. Adams and Eve. |Eisenhower for the satisfaction of vely to the famuy oe Ai M B ' : CHANNEL SWIM: Sid wring Our ans the JaDas. ragtime |t@:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. ‘his own ego. That's earl, brother. y Tr - een = . a | 30th Anniversary Sale quartet. (7) Jean's Notebook. And the United States would do ROXANNE (Copyright, 1959), | _R all Flyj A t vate special on CBSTV's U ~ |) Hampton E &- (9) Mike. Hammer. Adven-|10:15 (7) Lady of Charm. ‘well to get as much American . _ ee : b y ying n Steel Hour Oct. i devuted to a Open Nightly "TH 5 : t 2 . 2 ‘ = W. Huron St. a+ p 422525 | ture: Mike passes out in/10:25 (9) Billboard. jazz music as possible behind lcomic study of the automobile— ‘| | vy rch _* so he stabbed WASHINGTON (AP)—Hal Boyle, the rightful landlord 9 fe ade TF Sonth ¢ab,) 3 Distinct ee Bono was. a Massachusetts law in 1842 a , : of this space in your newspaper, likes to turn Poor Man's | OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 9 - 5 = awn 1 Stage pe 3 Asceties River (Sp.) which limited the working day for} When police . arrived Bradley | Philosopher and make with homespun observations. - 2 song bird . 23 Bird's ——~ 43 Consume children under 12 to 10 hours. was lying on the floor, He was Now that Boyle (unlike most poor men of our acquaint- | For a GOOD USED TV Stop in today and pick out a good guatanteed TV Set. Over 50 Sets to choose from. From $14.95 and up WALTON WG RADIO” FE 2-2257 ~ 2 __S1S-E.WALTON BLVD. 515 &, Walton Blvd. Po i WIR (780) CKLW (800) WWs (950) WOAR (1190) «WXYZ (1770) WRON (1400) WIBK, (100) | lice sald. ~ Money can’t buy everything, but it can buy a lot more | “—“"!’ His. condition was cecrme things than no money. , ; rious by attendants at the The tolling of thedral b TonIon? WIBK, Stereo wx Breakfast Club WJBK. News. Reid si e tolling of a cathedral bell may be more melodious O-WIK. News Pg Ge ae ee, WPON. Chuck Lewls veney of Michigan Medical Cen-| than the jingling of a cash register—but where did the money | cree. News alta Newt tark | 1:90-WWs, Bod Maxwell ‘le said his wife became, “™® arom wo pay for the bell WEAR Musto jamin eonwne WIR, Jack Barris 2:00-—WJR. Bill Harris | acquainted with Bradley when the __ Julius Caesar was great, and Napoleon has his ad- | 6:30— WJR Dinner Date 1: AR ‘ bi WWJ, News, Maxwell =n mirers, but why den’t they put up a statue to the man ; WWJ News Maswet) = Vidas 16:00 W Musie WJBK, Reid WXYB Daly WW. News vod who invented credit? - WKYZ frea Wolf WWJ News, True Story WCAR Sewe . WUAK News, Patrick Ta Ff WXYZ Peter & Mar . D Cleanin Chain WPON Candlelight pit ke] Ga CKLW Jow Van u ae ry ing Love is something you can’t buy, but you soon learn that er at ooresa WCAR News, Sheridas d p The jaa’ Reid CKLW News, gin freak Abandons Plastic Bags it — hes wiped lesiler bei Juet h leh , ce wwe . Z 3 : ; 10:30—CKLW, Joe Van 3:08— WIR, Composite t ro . e er @ rrower nor a lender . us ; ave ric. WeOn Canaan *ORLW Rye Opener wxxS Yee weer WWd, News, Maxwell ‘NEW YORK (UPI) = A dry parents and disconnect your doorbell and telephone. WOAR Wondltn WJBK, News, Geor WXYZ, M Sherr cleaning chain’ with 200 stores in ‘ oe wwe went BiBe Eom aire WIR, Done Suriey W. Joe Van the metropolitan New York area * * * iJ : CKLW 6 girey de, van announced yesterday” it would dis- When you are poor have to borrow @ buck from Wrom ome "WW Wo, News. shoberss Around ‘Town Ber tare {continue use of plastic bags which) time to ttme When oe are rich you can't afford to bor- tsecwen coors | BANE RSD Est ‘pene | Beak Bere semana: [ave been blamed for the deaths ben 8 mnie : WOAR Wondtling JBK News George Chuck SEG Bee tone of about 30 children this year. row lees shan s eae WIBK. Baseball Baws Qharisen Harry Denberg, president of Never forget that the rich man and the poor man have 6:30 WW), Monitor - 14 8a. or. ag For a KLW. Bible = sauisiw i seen ‘ue CKLW, Mary ‘aie. wats tam Spotless Stores Inc., said be had) the same right to sleep on a park bench. WEY2 Nicht Trafe Va. newk wot a wwe, me “Me con to pg use of ‘the The love of money may be the root of all evil, but son wan. tows, Muslo | GSuR Gow Goorn W News, Davies Ba eee chad bg| the lack of it is more likely to turn a man into a plek- Wear ® 7 ree Se remney WCAR News Bennett campaign recently’ launched by 7 . 9:48.WIR, Press Chub eS avert Item WIM wm gneenae | Co the dig — and thé Na-| pocket. Chae’ oun — WYER News Woit W. joe Van ‘| age wsk Muse Go| > Spreng ea ee ee 3 tmoney-in-the-world-_were divided equally among —— = Wik Revs Grove wise Dawe aot tou may = said, cate r all the people of the world, women would still insist on hav- 10908 WIR. Brmphony WAR News. Purse weg. 4 neon, Mone [dott you serve a kid’ | ing charge accounts. - WN? wore am, — fore ed at SSE wow wars car me 10.909 2 eet Cane wws. 7 Bs Confederate Gen. 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