The ‘Weather — =a , U. §. Weather Bufeau Forecast Partly Cloudy, Fair and Cooler (Details Page °) 7th WEAR —_ —_——— — =. * Welcome Is Warm, Spontaneous Queen Captures Ontario By JOE HAAS TORONTO, Ont.—As she gets further from the French dominated maritime provinces, and closer to the United States, the Canadian welcome for Queen Elizabeth gets closer to the unanimous. Her gracious manner and «pleasing countenance are winning out The city of Cornwall, much smaller than Pontiac, on Saturday received more conclusive evidence of her desire to get at the grass roots cf the situation than had previously been apparent Following her hectic time in Montreal, and the fog-bound tactics of the St. Lawrence, she arrived at Cornwall three nouns late for the Moses-Saunder Lock dedication with Vice President Nixon. At the close of this ceremony it was suggested to her that she could catch up on most of the delay by eliminating her auto tour of Cornwall, and return- ing directly to the Britannia. and spent over an hour in driving through crow lined streets where she was greeted with an acclaim that proportionately outranked anything on her tour to date. When the Cornwall tour ended she said, “I hope I made those good people happy as they made me.” Sunday the Queen was brought into conclusive evi- dence to prove how the seaway has conquered the great . Lawrence in its most tempestuous section and trans- vores it into a world wonder of usefulness : * * * Yn this connection, it is highly refreshing to a Pont area resident to reflect on the fact that our own rivers, Col. 3) as tiac 9 ~, (Continued on Page Ike to View Exhibit, Meet Kozlov Today NEW YORK (AP) The first deputy premier of Russia, Frol R. Kozlov, took a walk todav—to the vast dismay of pomp-minded police officials. Passing up arrangements for an elaborate motorcade across town, Kozlov on the one-mile hike between his country’s diplomatic headquarters and the coliseum where a Russian Cul- tural and Scientific Exhibition is being held. A dozen aides accompanied him while surprised po- lice. brass hurtled along as escort. The chauffeurs of waiting limousines just¢ seats cope circled a teow FING Wandering Tot in Northern Woods city blocks along the route, - Lost 13 then gave up. The group strolled hout cident from Park Avenue and 58th’ strect, where the Soviet Unitec Nations delegation resides, through wit in- IRON MOUNTAIN «P Carol VanHulla_ of was found alive and 3-year-old Niagara, Wis., Central Park to the xhibit hall at well today. aih street ane rosea) Searchers found the child in a Kozlov arrived from Eaissta oT wooded aren atier bloodhounds terday to preside at the opening picked up a new trail this morn- tonight ing that crossed a country -road “President Eisenhower flies and went east of Norway Lake here today to get a preview of the display, and presumably will meet Kozlov briefly. Vice Presi dent Nixon is taking part in the formal ceremonies. Hundreds of volunteers” had joined the search led hy 80 state troopers and sheriff's men. Dickinson County Sheriff Harry R. Julian said the girl wandered The show away late yesterday and got lost Tuesday The affable, opens gray-haired Kozlov —called the No. 3 man in the, Kremlin—will go to Washington » ‘uesday to talk with Eisenhow® 7 ct ery tS , In Today’s Press near the Wisconsin border. and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter Kozlov arrived in the world's : bd biggest airliner. a Soviet prop- Comics 30 jet TUL, which set a record County News ’ for flying time between New Editorials 6 Markets 31 Work aed Meeces Obituaries oo 4 it was the first aonstop flight Sports . 279 between the two capitais. The fly Theaters .. 24 ing time was 11 hours and 6 TV & Radio Programe 37 minftes for the 5.092-mile trip. Witser, Bart . _. 3? (Continued 6n Page 2, Coal. 5) Women's Pages ........ 17-19 e at the last minute set off afoot , hours in Upper Michigan wilds, | itherefore in forests populated by black bears: Monitors Gear to Boot Hoffa Out of Office Report Drive to Oust Teamster Boss Slated Within Month DES MOINES (AP) drive for the ouster A of . Teamsters Union President be court-ap- James R. Hoffa will started by the o0Inted Board of Monitors within the next month, the and De Maines Register said Minneapolis Triburie they leaxned. Monitor\Chairman Mar- tin F. O’Doneghue already has discussed Sgme of the steps necessary fox the ous- ter with pederal Judge F. Dickinson Letts, the \Pa- pers’ ae Corre- PO? NTIAC, MIC ‘HIG AN, MON ee 29, 1959- 38 Someone Steals Lake Orion Jail; Police Clam Up The portable jail for the Lake “Centennial Spectacular" stolen last night from its spot at the four corners in the center of town — only five doors from the police depart Orion WAS away ment A truck was needed to take the metal barred structure, about seven feet high and 12 feet wide. It was found this morning, pulled a few blocks out of town, on Shadbolt Street near M24, Police are keeping quiet today but it was reported that resi- dents in the area reported find ung the jail. The ‘Jail’ was the old dog pound — refurbished for kanga- roo court to be used by the “Keystone. Cops’ during the duly 3, 4 and 5 celebration. Top Court Hits Film Censorship Upsets New York Ban spondent Clark Mollenhof. lover’ wrote. It will be suggested that a federal court referee be appointed to rule on whether Hoffa should re- main president of the un- ion, instead of allowing the executive board of the Teamsters to make the de-, cision, the newspaper said. | Here are the the said have been proopsed If Lawrence Smith of- New York replaces resigning Godfrey Schmidt on the Board ot Monitors, will move to Washington to give full time to the Teamsters clean up A large Washinuten daw will be hired to fight the hig if Teamster attorneys filing so many legal that it has bogged down the w: of the moniters - Action make Wilhams decide steps papers firm staff have been actians be instituted 1 Edward Benne whether to Hoffa the International Teamsters Union Schmidt con tends Hoffa's are op- posed to those union. and a conflict woud tit tt repre lawyer sent nr interests of the Willams is in of interests Convicted arsonist Jack D Thompson today was sentenced fo a term of 1!) to 10 years in the State Prison of Southern Michigan at Jackson by Genesee Circuit Judge Stephen J. Roth. Thompson, 42-year-old business agent with Flint Teamsters Lo- cal 332, was found guilty of ar son April 3 in a dry cleaning e« tablishment fire which cost fel low Teamsters business agent Frank Kierdorf his life. After two rejections of re quests for new triale made hy Thompson's two attorneys, dudge Roth today moved abead with sentence, The maximum , Thompson could have received { was If Vears. Smith} precept, iwhat it cantee nression of ideas that P. \G ES Home _ Edition PONTIAC PRESS _ UNITED PRESS INTERN ATIONAL RESS Aids Fire Victims SaRaERARIaiaNE ceaenememeeel * §c, ee Se ASSOCIATED P e Coming Tonight! al housands Fill Lakes, Parks, Pack highways Tumble to 62 Forecast to Smash _ Four - Day Torrid Spell 2 a. m1. S| 10 a.m. 85 fa.m. 79 Noon SN (6 a.m. Ss Ipm. 90 S a.m. S00 0-2 p.m. 9] The weatherman prom ises tonight what several ‘hundred thousand swelter- ing weekenders couldn't find at Oakland County’ jam-packed parks and dakes—reliet from the heat:’ Although another ‘sion of blistering, 90-degree ‘heat is expected this after ‘noon, tonight the mercury -} S¢Cs- ‘ . eS od - AP Wirephoto ; DIFFICULT RESCUER Searchers were still into Naming, screaming terrer for many, as a |Should fall to a blissful 62, on Lady Chatterley’s probing today for more bedies after a freak butane gas car exploded. Helicopters were ‘snapping a four-day hot tragedy near Meldrim, Ga. Sunday afternoon A pressed into service to remove the injured as ‘spell. > freight train derailed and turned cooling fun searing flames blocked ground assistance % . Tomorrow's high should be a W OUINGTON ‘AP) — The Su - mild 80 degrees, (iene oe ie own Flames Spewed From Trestle The temperature, Aitting 9° shtp daw ‘asNgnconstitutional, | The state, quite simply, has thus struck at the very heart of con- stitutionally protected liberties.”’ is based on a novel The movie by I) H. Lawrence, first published in 1928 The story .conéerns inti- macies between a high-bom Eng Tish woman and a caretaker -on her husband's estate ' In a reeent action. the Post Of Department banned from the a newly edition of the book to the movie, Stewart noted irgument was made that the action was justified on grounds the film attractively por- trayed a relationship which is con- trary to moral standards, religious and the legal code argument ‘“misconceives that the Constitution " Stewart said ithe Constitution's) not confined to are rails gated As an State s That is protects “Tts guar- the ex conven- a majority. It of the opinion that adultery sometimes may be proper, no less than advocacy of socialism or the single tax, And in the realm of ideas jit protects is shared by advocacy tional] or protects texpression which is eloquent no 1953 Cadillac $2505. Jerome Lake et Cass “6? Coppe—fall pewer “Bright Spot’, Orchard FE 8-0488., { i less than that which is unconvine- ing,” Stewart naid. published unexpur-. ieriven by Butane Gas Blast Kills 19 The ruling Set aside a ban on the film “Lady Chatterley’s Lover x All nine justices apxeed in hold . ing that the ban was \mproper LDRIM. Ga um Pesce However, four justices Xaid the teams renewed dragging opera court moved too swiftly in shaking tions in the Ogeechce River today }down the New York law. They) searching for more victims of a were Justices Harlan, Whittake\ freak butane gas explosion that Clark and Frankfurter Mready apparentty has claimed 19 Justice Stewart delivered the jag Many others were burned court's main opinion ‘at least 10 criticalls Speaking of the New York The Mast occurred about. 0) law, Stewart said what New esterday afternoon Two railroad York has done is to prevent the (tanker cars spewed flaming death exhibition of a motion picture (on some 1i5 fi_-seckers in a rec- because that picture “advocates reation arca beneNh a 30-foot liver an idea — that &dulfery under trestle which the Scaoard Air Line certain circumstances may be (train was crossing proper behavior. Yet the First No one could say whether all Amendment's basic guarantee is hodiew had cen recovered: bat of freedom to advocate ideas. | Coroner Harold M. smith said reports that dozens were unac a Waterford Twp. Man Dies When Car Rolls A Waterford Township killed last the which he was rmiding ran off Ken nett road and rolled over Raymunde N Vasquez 2897 Peerless St, suffered tured skul] and dead on arrival Hokpital. He a passenger i1 car Pontiac police believe. was Isidro Aguilers. 2901 Peerless St man was night when in twee of a frac was pronounced was a The accident occurred as the car traveled east on Kennett road, 100 feet west of Cherry lawn avenue. Aguilers at first admitted, then denied he was driving the car, officers said. Aguilers was reported in fair condition at the hospital this morn ing with a possible skull fracture A third person in the car ret M. Willis, 29, of 2651 Elizabeth) Lake Réd.,, Waterford Township. | was treated and released. at Pontiac General Rn werh., Marga-| counted for were greatly over drawn Smith said at the time he had accounted for 17 dead Since then two children died of burns in a Savannah hospital. They were listed as Wayne Smith and Terry Lane. 9 Their addresses ‘were not known A complete casualt ‘dist was not available but 14 dead have been, identified. Seme bodi« WET so! badly charred, identification was difficult The railroad said the explosion of one butane tanker ‘Set off a second: loaded with 10,000 gallons ef the cooking and heating fuel Two trainmen were injured in the Traffic Tragedy Recalled Today by Saul Pett “ticked The minutes away, and the hours slipped by, as eight ‘young people prepared for a big outing—the senior prom. The day of happy prep- arations turned out to be their last. During the same hours, a train was making its way across the state, toward a deadly rendez- vous. with them. The happy eight left for the dance, and only one returned. The dramatic story of their last hours has been written by Associated Press writer Saul Pett, and is featured today on page 2]. blest and the pileup of freight cars weekend. nee The River several of the 250-yard span. First reports said the journal on : rial one of the cars apparently broke three hours after ‘the park Some observers thought the tres. opened. - tle gave way Keego Harbor police Tep red * * ® that Cass’ Lake park traffic filled : “The explosion came over the Cass Lake and Orchard Lake water with a big boom, and afterjroads bumper to bumper from 9 that you could hear childrenjam. to 11 p.m. . iscreaming and ‘yelling.’ David} Highways were so cr owded Parker, one of the injured, said.|everywhere that traffic was re- ;\ It to Mad at Motorcycles Tanaka is seriously thinking of m bottom of an S-shaped curve off, Higashiyam highway | two weeks, 10 motorcycles have | missed the turn and crashed into | the house—seven in one particu- larly Bad night, | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) ° . \ Tom “ ; I hot to be able to save the chil- 'dren yesterday for the third straight day, was able to dip only to 78 early this morning. Swarms of lake-bound cars filled Oakland County hi reaching ghways over th a pe ak vester ir the end of the long train. blast turned the Ogeechee | bank into blackened ruins} hundred yards from day, * * * Dodge State Park on Cass Lake the was occupied by a capacity crowd trestle. It caught some of the vic- of 36,000 all day, while bathers and * tims in the water, others on the picmckers were turned away fr * bank. Children seared by the pontiac Lake Recreation Area flumes flounderr he river or: one aanenn th . fhe cor _ gui Wigg, park manager at SOON BLAST . Pontiac Lake, who estimated the 2 = crowd at 15,000, said that more A second but lesser explosion than #00 cars were turned away tame after rescuers reached the between 1:30 and 2:30 p.m scene near this Fast G@orgia town ; . about 18 miles northwest of Sa- ° Phere were Aco pres en Cannan ed at Kensington Metropolitan Park vesterday, with traffic at the Most of the 124 cars im the park’s entrances and exits backed Seaboard Air Line Railread up four miles most of the time freight had cleared the 30- foot | FILLED AT 10 AM high trestle before the crash at = — 3:30 p.m, None fell in the water, The three parks were host 19 but several piled up on the bank | ore than 173,000 persons ove and burned through the night. [the week. with Cass Lake's Sat Some of the cars were tele. urday crowd fixed at 28,000 ahd scoped. Flat cars dangled from !0.000 at Pontiac Lake. | a 75-foot long break at the end The Cass Lake parking lof. with spaces for about 500 cars, was filled at 10 a.m. yesterday. after it happened jduced to a crawl and the number of serious accidents was smaller but there was just nothing than usuaj throughout the state = One of the worst spots in the , State was Oakland County's | Farmington . Brighten Express way, between Detroit and Ken sington Park, At U am., the full length. of jthe route, from Eight Mile Road to the park, was virtually filled jwith cars headed for the park. Oakland County sheriff's. depu- ties reported bumper to bumper was awful KYOTO, Japan (UPI)—Shigeo 4 oving from his house at the In the last _THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE Co 29, 1959. +. / a TWO | ems See Hawaii - i “Heavy Primary y Vote Indicative Expect Final Sweep to . Elect Democratic Governor, Legislature ° . Heat Wave to Snap IC tor After Giant Jamup (Continued From Page One) traffic on both sides of the express- way most of the day Other areas in Oakland Coun- ty’s vast network of parks and recreation areas were equally jammed. Flint State Police and Oakland ideputies were called out yesterday | afternoon to handle traffic from ithe huge crowd visiting the Holly The Day in Birmingham ~ Insurance Commit to Report on Renewals BIRMINGHAM — The City com-; The following. schedule will ap- mission. at tonight's meeting is|ply: Monday — Adems and Mid-| a recommenda: vaie sctiools playgrounds; Tues- rexpected to hear Eton Park playground; tion of the Mayor's Insurance Ad- day visory Comfnittee for renewal of Wednesday’ — Pierce School play- | three segments of the city’s in-ground: . Thursday —, Quarton School playground and Friday — bile fleet and comprehensive gen-, tee Due Name Former Governor , to State Department WASHINGTON —Lane Dwinell ‘former Republiean governor '.of New Hampshire, was nominated by President Eisenhower today to ‘be assistant secretary of state for administration, Dwinell, 52, was named to suc- ceed career, diplomat Walter K. Scott, who will be reassigned. Dwinell's nomination is subject ; to Senate confirmation. He served as governor of New Hampshire lfrom 1955 until January 1959. ® * * 1} ys I yt 1? } T) i t . : “i HONOLUL ’ i TWO-MILE BACKUP A‘report also will be submitted bilantl, claire foda ! f . - ole aos lah } H . aun — Four-lane traffic on Dixie High- 0” proposed false arrests lability fart ! way was backed up two miles in Coverage for the city. A letter to H t state ¢ both directions from the park en--the commission from City Manager trance, Deputy Kenneth Hirt said L. Ro Gare states that to the best w i of his knowledge the city has nev- They cor ded eee Townsh p police said er heen sued for false arrest, al- seamoc rat . | the Intersection of M39 and Eliz. ough periodically threatened with | er od.g sweep th ; d | abeth Lake road was one of the 21.4 suits 4 E 5 Sul Sece © their fold to ¢ ind busiest in the area. South and : t a Den atic { Eastbound traffic was backed up Also due to come up for dis- Legislature several miles between 2 and § Cussion tonight are recommenda- Republicans we ji nH p.m, tions of City Manager Gare and saer that GOP candidates tan ur Lat P . City Traffic Engineer T. M. Van- pposed in the neminating 5 Late yesterday morning, the derstempel in relation to park- ary Saturday e Lemocrat | Press of cats into the county filled ing in the vicinity of the Reid Satu a} : os | Northwestern highway, Telegraph Building on N. Woodward ave- ged in vote ante “ | ikaked i a road and Orchard Lake road or | hie SH] Ié i od 2 pouring was expectes ‘ * * * Four separate suggestions were # ' Some GOP leaders ne hiaete HEALTH MENACE The owner of this home rubbish and junk fill both the inside and outside It took an hour to drive from made originally by the city man- inceded that the part ould be at 48 Harvey St. Felix Hooks, a 59-year-old of the home City health officials have tried un- Fught Mile road to Pontiac, nor- ager on June 15 as possible solu- the underdog in the Aloha state Pontiac junk dealer, faces trial] Thursday in Mo successfully for five years to have Hooks clean | mally a 20-minute trip tions to existing parking problems fast election July 4 nicipal Court on different charges, Ile use ip his dwelling A previous jail sentence failed The weatherman said the |" (We nn { f tk 2 Both parties turned to Campaign lus home ax junk yard headquarters. Garbage, to bring any improvement, they sa} a break in the weather may last tae oe peer i a ae g in the wake of the priunat . * through the week. traffic flow, both the city man- nd-a simultaneous statehood ple . ager and the traffic engineer are He in which Hawatans voted After om) \ eaPrs, Officials Have Had It Temperatures may drop two to expected to recommend construc- proval of statehood by a whop seven degrees below the normal tion of a double-access parking ng 17 to 1 margin * for the area, the US. Weather drive on the east side of N. Wood- The 122958 ves vote yale Bureau said ward avenue, between Ravine and woven Junk Dealer Faces oix Charges ee a ihe a exeried ween th Showers or thundershowers nt optimistic predi tort “ _ Viednesday may drop up to three In conjunction with the Birming- The? primary voling produced By WAN FO SIMON Whe " of WoT he was given a Finally Charles Cohen, city sani quarters of an inch of rain in the pam Recreation Department's hive Candidates uf Japanese 01 4 Cutt : fascitiy c.ear Midday jul ntence b “use of the farian, secured Si warrants Pontrac area, it was predicted playground program, day camp at tw Ayal i ah ? y fie — == = ~ = Chinese ancestry out of the six batth le tth authorities have Condition of the proper na eS ne ee 7 . / Springdale Park got under way: to-| onunated for Hawails two Sen stopped spe ofls to a [on | Once behind bars, Hooks prom: be done about this definite ELL . a lday and is scheduled to run five ate seats and one im the Plouse t | ml ciecwledk in lysed to turn over a nes Jeaf, Ite d menace he said Hooks doesn't e to lew X | if ‘days weekly through July 31 ' Theppesentative At least one stead : ! bay tiek of the bunld a home and remove the junk believe that he cant do as he Li . . : . Met nat cutee (errr ce b from his property, he promised wants on that proper) Day camp activities include Appei ko la onet Asaistant @ity Alterney Sher » Meet Kozlov Toda demonstrations in nature study { weirs e | a fry f . * q : ( | HH , As a result, after sifting only A Prnkrant sal the cily has and woodcraft, plus Indianlore, lieommoecrats nominated uy } wea tit] qo few days in a cell, he was 7 ; oe ti nd f tol games cookouts and treasure . scart 4 Ve Thousands {) (if) ’ | } » OS aed fort in| ; ‘ If oo freed. He did get rid of the house us ' : 7 talk ' (Continued From Page One) hunts { i 1 i]s t tape ily ayit i ') ” . r (ren Last a | : | trailer and built the shell of a 1) } iy sare rected (Phat ‘i erage speed of 460 ‘ , org ~The es ena e CoOPet * i &§ 41 daVelTag of ) ue "hy 77 TT ES por ‘F at > ' t rd home on the land, But the junk, Astor ies be ihinke dhe city miles ani heu Children must register at the - 4 Oks, he G yur Haver . y their > Pasion territorial senate ner rubbish and filth stayed, authors ; playground closest to their home in er npset be heatoe ©) ies. wald ; is making a mountain out of a Kozlov is a squa:e-faced man of order to attend the day camp PAL ra Wallin ip ae molehilt, 4) with a ready smile and a loud) Buses will pick up day campers -, ® Wid awed nee 1 Operation of a junk yard in The Board of Ejucafion in Apri “Im making a living—I'm not yvowe He smiled often and made at their respective playgrounds at) retanniencal ect forkl Tune a residential zone f 1998 bought his plot of land and rebbing or stealing,”’ he said. “At several jokes after his arrival, 930 am. and return them at 4 ate West GORE ee x a, on re ey ng me ed the house to its present lo least ['m not on welfare | During a three-hour erat idee m. A fee of 25 cents is charged F 7" ty . Ce \ ’ 5; : : ‘ ' = affaalceh Bot ode TH oy Ve) ¥ nal a 7 : vey St dusted his sald he bade t tls to In arcund Manhattan the view of the (0 the bus service each round Masi polled SRE voles to 2207 toile x es wrified neighbors immediately| stall water and sewer facilities,’ 1 ying prompted him to. say !!'P for heen ect F ' ariel farted fo protest when a junk and didn't need electricity th ' ; vie 7 - 5 wose who created this city cet | : lye yard began to blossem in thetr | use candles,’ he explained ,.._, ; e vds! Oner wean health author He'll have a full opportunity t tainly chose a very good site ! elit hea Tht n ap ta | AY y to F rng Ves pleaded: with Hoel but to no tell his side of the story at hi * * * Lodge, Swainsen Debate Ou rowns wu trie) Thursday Ile valtea amin wan me on State Crisis Tonight pret Aimmeniean pmiodels oon the 1 | vif Haat | ‘ i : ; a hk trip. The will display fashions The most talked about subject * ' b Cpiyeie ss ' * 8 o . later at the American exhthition in) Michigan—how to raise new | in Ixié q e a ; raat uee] ) aptures ] 1tarl1o n Moscow. Smilingly Kozlov told tax resenues—will be the topic of rt ' ix peri! a ' | oe qne of them I hope you like a television debate tonight at : eCOM \ is 5 , Leper 5 . ‘ ; . | = a: fj it do maintenance of {{ ontinued From Page Ones ae ° / put sod betty pie a p ane aturing patlene County Would-Be Rescuer Dies ee . saying ‘da (‘da’’ means ‘yes’ Republican Sen. L. Harvey Lodge } ‘ 34 ¢* ‘ 1 Ww \ * " ae Y bd | ar cc * * f H A k beset Af : the Clinton, Huron, Rouge, Shiawassee and Flint, all are iin Russian) and Democratic Lt. Gov. John , ° eart Attack Hours | mints hat he is | contributing their bit to make the St. Lawrence great | New York's Mayor Robert F' B. Swainson. eent oof all the accusations 1 : Ne : : = : Moen rreete : \ aa Lodge, who was chairman of 4 After Tragedy Tee (hte Geter) (aia aan Today and tomorrow will give Queen Elizabeth a Wagner greeted Kozlov as he : he Teall . le that i ted t { stepped aboard the boat committee a year age searching ured fared . i © Health Dept has been a long welcome at is expecte Oo surpass any previous for waste in state spending, will Arwanpl i tsie Take meta: Une He first came ta their atten monarch here. Every effort is being made also to Korlov's two-week visit to the debate Michigan's tax problems ind one of the men who attempted Ulm I ssc vcard a outdo anything on her present tour. The Toronto United States is expected to in. with Swainson, former state sen- io cexcun Joan died mt w dena wp Cl ene as sent deomyed slogan is “Beat Montreal.” clude visits to San Francisco, | ator from Detroit. The debate hivk wail Wiese lobe Hew Irathe Detroit and Pittsburgh. can be seen on Channel 7. 1! ning viet rt Tearing that Hooks was squat On both days she attends the horse races, her favorite : , se qh appt IL t y Tt : = ay | | © af i) Pause 1 ting on someone else’. vacant diversion, and for many centurles known in England as = BUY NOW and SAVE eH inoe oon pongl id tot, city effielals notified — the the “sport of king: F. ! ! ti | | | | amous Makes! Fully Guarantee Hi Foxwnsbip: Lake hoa companion ewner of the problem and he Past maternal generations have also made it the sport | y G eed! i! ihn Madisk Id oof RaW) Howse forced the junk man off the land of queens , | \ aecording tou Oakland oun | ty Sheriff's Deputt i Heol however didnt) move * * * ! the ‘Medak hen , ery far OW yards to be exact | Elizabeth has even accented the inherited devotion to i we ada f * 1 tle bea inisel Ronee! at | | | 4 " aly voy said Brongie Tle teatgeht dan If vo pra Loaf lane horses She loves the race for the horses In it, and unlike Hi ived into the water about 100 0 where the branklin bdlenventary : r ili feet from shore and was atlempt hool stands tod Pie tose ot us) met gk ate (Gashilen Sw indom On) Tues: | Chews wis OMT | ing ta. swim to shore when he | Po jf he moved his tratler pou dey seat Loos igs vie Ot runing et Sie Queras il evidently becamt entangled UM {tage yabbish amd junk, and the Plate at the new Jocal Woodbine Track which cost $13 aul howe yoweeds jeompbunts from menchbors eon million dollars, and ts clatmed to be the most opulent ah : } | ih = ins Tete Mine pecan mers | fon) a es City Vall gambling spa in the world Wd Bi Tees eee Tteyutecedl ie an || SAFETY MODEL i avg rn tie at fe i It has been my great privilege during the last few Hi Exactly As i } rily ' | Wen ar lo - b I! | phe Ww ltt moby Deputy 4 days to be very near the Queen and duke. They i Pictured Hi thead | uw ! ; a : lit lateral Ulavetent seem just like ordinary persons when You under | lais Frants 4 of Conter fans stand them and consider the perpetual strain on WH i thi it if ogpdab ettedres them lest they innocently do something that might tH | ; pled te . Ipy fle hy bit contd be misunderstood or misconstrued, R i 621.95 Li beach fii an tune brant . i] ANeguiar $21.95 List eye lage & leaval an 0001 They live in a perpetual goldfish bowl, and there Hi » Hi Kaige Pd \ are plenty who would cloud the waters Hii SAVE $9.07 at SIMMS Prant whey helped deputy Qn one occaston T happened to stand on the dukes Wi CHP aA etd a ie nh r | itt ; i , : " . Kk parins. Ele ¢ light. and he made a leveling motion with his hands tn HHH ise Stopdly after rand 1 \ porch of bis a ue | comparing our heights, but shook his head as he Hh i f i} ‘ } ia} Callan County doep Cavniies thumbed toward the 6-foot 8-Inch man on his left || | Pea DPrewette pporoiumecd Qn oa Jater occasion he saw me in the crowd and Hh, feoael Ppeyetts ; winked at me. as he pointed me out to the Queen, who a 4 | pee mued without enough Interest to make the same eve | an (ives hy , ; ae i nen ation as her husband oo. 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(Single Room §2 Extra) Pal) $29.95 Value This Date in 6 Years | 201 , 1 | 96 tn 71933 " . . . oe ae T agree to participate In the Pontiac Presse Theater Tour ; \ ai\y In Wilde; 1ais)t= Bish i Sunday's Temperature Chart | _ = ; under the following conditions | ‘ii Atpena 94 =f 1 Arie oF wA f } j rnd I oe fy We i Hall ba a at - i Axi | I have inctuded the full payment with this reservation ' |p iti pom f ~ oo eo a et r) tf Lam unable to make the tour I understand that 1 shall ' } Fat tae aT 74 lImaukre 8 FA ei 1 be given a full refund providing T give notice by Aug 1S t | CUeeES — 4 a i * : =! r) | understand that reservations will be made tn order of the ‘ i Gieveland | 9% 79 Pellatan PRR ' \ a 'ecelpt of appligations and that my name will be placed & lit Denver 83 58 Pittsburgh — # (hid Priel owe pie ' upon a waiting Ist If I am not included among the first 85 ‘| Detroyt 92 Me 4 a Seow annt + Veit ielugiven ' | understand that I may participate tn all of the schedule i ELECTRICAL ous Both on A Pine ee f ee . a am 1 f events except for possible changes or additions made ,8 > r G Rapid 92 69 Washington oo ap AU ARe Vutomotive kabri - necessary by some event beyond control of The Pontiac a —nd loor Houghter 80 50) Beattie a “a aes } loa Pont de Nemours ; Press s ' dackeonville 93 73 Tampe ] Li ! 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Simple 1 to use, easy to read i Easy to Handle —Easy to Carry Compact Movie BAR-LITES FREE—Four (4) FLOOD BULBS Regular $13.95 Value g7 et Take perfect mo wi®S @very- time, camera mounts on bar Handy storage case Deluxe BARLITE SET in Wood Case PRICES SLASHED on BINOCULARS Finest ‘Zetse’ Type Coated Lens $38 Quality 79 7x50 individual focus p Wal ne Wide-Angie RINOCULARS i‘t8S power I) degree § .” field) Center feces JIMM: mode] tax includ ed 98 North Saginaw Street CAMERAS —-Main Floor ROTHERS -AirDefense Bill ‘talkative.—Earl Wilson, i. * le J i f 13 & | ! * to Goto Senate | Would Provide Bases, Housing for Around the World 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — The ad-; ministration’s new air defense! proposals get an indirect congres-| sional test today as the Senate. takes up a bill to authorize wide-| spread military construction proj-| ects. | * * * The measure would open U.S. military installations ranging from missile bases to housing in this country and around the world Some of them are secret A comparatively small part of the bill involves construction of bases from which missiles would be fired against attacking enemy planes. Action had been held up while the Pentagon revised its plans for air defense. * * * js tailored to the Pentagon’s deci- sion to continue. on a cut-down basis installation of both the Army’s Nike-Hercules and the Air Force's Bomarc missiles for de- fense against enemy planes. The money for these and fer stepped- up development of a defense against enemy missiles will come later in other bills. * * * the program has come from Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo), who said in an interview Saturday he considered the new program an unsound compromise ‘which forces the taxpayer to continue to waste billions of dollars.” He con- tended it would give only a false sense of security South Korea Claims Reds Seized 36 Boats SEOUL, Korea (AP)—The South Korean government today claimed that the North Korean Commu- nists seized 36 South Korean fish- ing boats with 251 fishermen aboard during the first five months of this year. A government intelligence offi- cer said that was about twice as many as were seized during the Same months last year. He also reported that in the first five! months this year his government| arrested 290 subversive Commu- nist workers, including 77 agents sent south by the North Korean| government. U.S. Knew | Plan of Nazis to Invade, Réds Year Early | | WASHINGTON (UPI) — The. United States knew a year in advance that Hitler planned to scrap the Soviet-Nazi nonaggres-| sion pact and invade Russia, ac- cording to diplomatic documents made public last night by the State Department. * * * } Dispatches to Washington _from U.S. embassies in Moscow and! Berlin reported behind-the-scenes | distrust and plotting against one another by Hitler and the late | Soviet Premier Josef Stalin dur-| ing the 22 months the nonaggres- sion pact was in effect. On June 6, 1940, the U.S. min- ister in Sweden, Frederick A. Sterling, wired Secretary of State Cordell Hull that ‘‘absolutely re- liable sources’ reported that Ger- i many was ‘“‘busily working out | plans for attack on Russia to begin as soon as the Western powers were defeated.” * * * : Hitler invaded the Soviet Union a year later without waiting. for the defeat of the Western Allies. Billy Graham Preaches to Passengers on Liner ABOARD THE SS. UNITED STATES (UPI) — Billy Graham delivered a sermon to the passen- gers and crew crowded into the! main lounge of the liner United States in mid-Atlantic vesterday. The American evangelist is en route home from a six-month tour of Australia, New Zealand, South- | east Asia and Europe, including | a week in Moscow. | He told the audience he had sensed during his tour ‘‘a desien| ing of world tension. Yet I have} also sensed a deepening hunger | for God that penetrates even be-| hind the Iron Curtain.” He is due in New York tomorrow. | Many people stop looking up! their ancestry when they trace| back to a family tree and find al forebear hanging there either by| his tail or his neck . . . There are two kinds of people who don't say anything—those who are very quiet and those who are very Country Music's - shew of shows —— 4 featuring Fi Grand Ole Opry&® Starsk®&* Webb Pierce - Lester Fiatt & Carl Perkins - The Leuvin Bree and many others IN PERSON — ‘ON STAGE “ added attraction “Tiigantic Fireworks Display Pollowing the show Brenda Lee Farl Seruggs Hase! Park | Benet Adeits $1 POP. Children Se Race Track Be Tickets at all |: Pree Grinnell ei! py Parking | _ Stores, Matinee 3:59 for 58.060! Inclading Erening 8:99! Cars | Pontiac Re he Re * 1* fe ot ogy fF :__THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 29.1950 ee } » THREE Id PRE-4th of JULY STORE HOURS: a rete . - Save Time and Money, Too... 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LUE 32’’x72” AIR ond handle $4 VA i z ‘, ¥ we DISCOUNT PRICES on Our Entire Stock of WADING POOLS « i F4AXG FOOT F Samson Bunting E 3X5 FOOT eI SS ox i $4.50 Value—50x9 Inch i“ FANG cee daa Two-ring Wading Pools 3 F Storm ing .. : 3 : 3X5 FOOT $ 95 3 1 a 5S R@le)' SPECI paN BS $5.50 Value—50x11 Inch 95 F Nylon Flag 10 3 it] Three ring-Wading Pools 3 F4X6 FOOT F Nylon Flag SALE PRICED — ALL THIS WEEK! ALL METAL FOLDING COTS 355 Full 6 ff. 3 in. Length 27° Wide—15" High Has Many Uses— $7.00 Value—68x9 Inch Two ring Wading Pools 6” 6. 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS me = * : PUVUVTNTVUVONT VETTES TTT UVOT TUNES TT ONO C Te NT TTT TTY Oy, $9.00 Value—68x14 Inch Three ring Wading Pools $9.00 Value—80x9 Inch Two ring Wading Pools Save on SWIM NEEDS MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS Priced $13.95 ,—in Most Stores Home Otfice Deluxe : “a White Rubber 3 -— C h~ Swim FINS; cones : $1.98 Values 39 3 , b “ E De ee ae aes ] 3 hese Metal PAN & 7-in. ROLLER E$2.50—Sizes to 8 1.69 3 cewe PAINT PAN SETS E $2.69-Sizes to 10 1.79 3 Fold for Storag 4 Beech oe ree. MP a ete gare cet $1.29 19° MASKS = “oe oo Value > Rubbe Maite Rapeee Paint everything this So simple to use “SANDPAPER easy way Decorated Tops Tubular Steel Legs ALL METAL Tables PUVUTTUCTY TTT YT ENT TT? PUUUUVTTU TUTTO TT Tver ere TTT $0c Value sad DeAD ARAB AR AAAAAAAAOAARAA AA AAAADARAAARLALAEEARAl £ | 15 Sheets Big JUMBO Pack ongiesi $3.95 Seller 5« % Diant : 9” Picnic PLATES : 29 ee 3 medium & coarse 3 10 sheets 100 for 4 “ee i | $109 3 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS aN ] FOLDS UP = Ls FOR EASY ae = Decorated Tops ses aa 3 svoeine Styled as pictured. 19 far tgin ; inch diameter, - 20—inch 5 high . . . Weatherproof — : enameled finish. 7m . Priced So Low—Famous Maker Won't Let Us Mention Name 4-QUART CHROME PLATE Picnic Jugs SPIGOT or SPOUT J alue $16.95 Value Stainless Steel Jug 6-Qt, with faucet ALL STEEL 2-Foot Size Roll-Away Wheels Bar-B-Q GRILLS 6” PUVUUEUVUTUTUUTUVUVUUUUNTUNVOVYEVUNTYUNTTTTUYY STV TT $42.95 $9.95 Quality lumbo 2 FOOT Size Beach BALLS j * jugs Ea y pour model Full 24 inch diameter bowl, acd- tast pictured —- deluxe _ justable grid for or slow broiling. with unbreakable mer $2 Value | All Metal INSULATED Start Fires . Quickly Cooler CHESTS : Charcoal $12.93 88 Lighter ; Full QUART Quality 15x14%4x11-In. 58< large capacity, lock-on cover, gal- vanized lined. fully insulated. and ignite. after-oder. Complete Service for 4 -—— “Sterlite” PLASTIC Picnic Sets Reg. $1.49 Value HARDWOOD Natural CHARCOAL ates 4 S00 € 4 knives, Size etc. Colorful plastic. Full 4 pound bag. Hotter PAD sctiies 98 North SAGINAW ; SIMMS 25th YEAR @eeeeeeeeeees POY TUTTLE TTT ee SAFE Indoors or Outdoors SPARKLERS 10c Box of 8 3 20° DOZEN Boxes for ., 79c Locally Owned independently Operated Founded 1934 j i _FOUR_ 2. . yo | . | “THE! PO? NTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JU NE 29, 1959 — pe of | Wallingford Fire Department after Morton Downey’s Father Edwin L. iethel) Cantrell, 33, of | worth of Decker, Mrs. Philip How-;sons, Earl M. ef-Pontiac, Ray—-F. 133 Highland St.. was to be held/ell of Bay City, and Diane and of Dexter and Lloyd S. of ve serving 54 years, four of them as and ar reas. both at home; a son, Wil- Lake. ‘Dies, Leaves, 5 Children |chiet. . lat 2 p.m. today at Pixley ‘Funeral ery “a Drayton Plains; and 12' Besides the . singer,. Downey tome here with burial in grandchildren, Four sisters and | WALLINGFORD, Conn. (UPD leaves two other sons and two {Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Tre. can) beater alan maureen. taveea A.. Downey, 91, father of daughters. - a Set Service Tomorrow ALBIN W. ADAMSON four great-grandchildren, four sis- Mrs. F.lla Russe ll, and a sister, Mrs. Cantrell singer Morton Downey, died yes- : e Sirvice for Albin” W-"Adamson ters and a brother Mrs. Pauline Griswold, both of — Hoeoital, ep fol-| JAMES KEVIN STIDHAM | for- Mrs: Emily Leonard terday at kis home. ||) Firat mitoe iraific law was en: ° ; — a Pontiac owing a e ness. * was a . : the! ; n Connecticut in 1901. 61, of 9664 Log Cabin Trail will be WILLIAM H. GRISWOLD Mr Griswald’s body may beiteacher in the Woodward Elemen-| MILFORD — Prayer service for} DETROIT — Funeral wel retired in 1940 from ¢ ev acted in nnecticu conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Service for William H. Gris. viewed. Tues@ay evpning ae his tary School here and a member James nigel grnmg . a for Mrs. Emily Vernor Leonard, from the Donelson-Johns Funeral wold 43, of 150 Bagley St will be mother's home on 35 Warner St.of St. Paul Methodist Church, Ro- ma of a Sone aay an a member of the Vernor soft drink > . } . mat "| o j o arty, , age aren will follow in Lake- held :: 3 pm iene a tre JAMES C. STEWART oe “ wae asin and Al ‘be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at - will be nei sonorow at Shop . Side Cemetery -rovidence Missionary ap 8 € . i ames a “hure ; Mr. Adamson, who had formerly’ Church with burial following in) James C Stewart, .50 of 191 Surviving besides her babar srl oil te "White Lake a Grosse lle. Ep P h . served 20 years with the Detroit Oak Hill Cemetery. Arrangements Josephine died Saturday of a heart are two sags Mrs. cot a atiey id A e m- Mrs. | 19, died Saturday Tonight Police Department and had re- are by Frank Carruthers Funeral attack 3arnes of Baltimore, d., an : Leonard : tired, died Sunday evening at his Home. | He was formerly employed as Marilyn, at home; and two broth- Pies baby ded yesterday in Pon Se dias ees Hospital if and home following an illness of 12° Mr, Griswold died suddenly ¥ri- an inspector at General Motors ers : . oe, . | years |day evening at his home following Truck & Coach. : splat Surviving besides his parents are; ghe was the sister of the late | F id LAS ULE : ; , AKTHUR J, KEEFER | two sisters, Ranae Kay and Sheryl " resident of the | rigay Surviving are his wife, Esther; an illness of one year He is survived by his wife, | | Lynn, both at heme: and bis ‘. dames Vernor, p ent five daughters. Mrs. Russell Allen’ Surviving are his wife, Lena: two Marjorie; three children, James’ LAKE ORION — Service for arents, Mr. and Mrs. H gh Le is Vernor Bottling Co. of Detroit. Ni ht and Mrs. Giltner Snapp. beth of daughters, Mrs. Joyce Ann Thom- R. Stewart, Naval Air Station, San Arthur J Keefer, 76, of 1450 Hem- y Milfofd and Mir. nd a Bitiah She is survived by a son, James ‘9 : Oxbow Lake, Mrs Leon Genre of as of Detroit and Gloria Ann Diego Calif Bruce G Stewart, iagway Rd. will be held Wednes Stidman of Hyden, Ky ze: a v.: two’ daughters, "Mrs. oer TT s il 9 : Atlanta, and Ruth Ar nal i Bar: two son Witham Ho fr Ch Rob Sawal Ai 4 wien, Pensacola, Fla d y the ale Se Home. Davis Jr., and Mrs. Wallace P. ti bara. both at hom fe also ert Albert Griswold. a Pontes nd Stephen Stewart at-home and Eolas ne ody ae ‘ oe MRS. FRED THOR™TON Dunlap; nine grandchildren, and | survived by 1] grandchild ind Alse i heey | ti ' uw See Je : ~ “ nt OXFORD = So-vice for Mrs. eight great-grandchildren y \ “ oe | t held at Mr Wheel ah ) wis “7 uphol Fred (Edith L Thornton, 82. of Burial will be in Woodlawn SESE) BEMIS GEG Uni’ inksd © — Colonial as — here, wil] be Cemetery. as 130 pm. Tuesday at the Farmer. sterer, died Friday at St Joseph Built fo a oT of me f eee owe “ th at al Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, after a held at 3 30 p.m. tomorrow at - al it Oak Hill ( é neler ‘ five-week illnes jthe Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. | a . ¥ Laie U A |. | TY Surviving are three daughters,, ‘Burial will be in Ottawa Park. Produce Man Dies WILLIAM TUTTLE 4 son, seven grandchildren and | Cemetery, } William Tuttfe, 93, of 141 Wash- 10 great-grandchildren Mrs. Thornton died at the rest KALAMAZOO # — John Hybels, Y Check Our Prices invton died Sunday following an; home after an illness of one week./ 68, president of Hybels Produce . Ty B clever eek heart ailment WHAJAM J. SANGSTER Surviving besides her husband/ Co. of Kalamazoo, died yesterday | Before Ou uy A retired farmer and member of] LAPEER — Service for William ie daughters, Mrs. Pearl| of a heart attack. His firm operates: Marker Monumerni's the Baptist Church for 67 years, J. Sangster, 51, of 724 Madison St. id ; ave of Pass - Gril, Flor- throughout western and southern panied a il he is survived by his wife, Louisa, will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow ida, and Mrs. Gladys I. Gibson} Michigan. Survivors include his from from three children Charlie Tuttle of at the, Liberty Street “Gospel | and Mrs. Hazel G. Baumgardtner, | widow and five sons and @ daugh- 0 ¢t 00 Hamilton Oh oO Mrs Laura Brock: Church here Burial will be in both ‘of Drayton Plains; _and three| ter. a | ue os 5175 ~~ and Mrs Viola Saylor, both of Pon- Novesta Cemetery under the direc- tics mine grandchildren and 11 tion of Baird Funeral Home Pontiac’s Oldest and Most great prandchildren, Vr Sangster. died Saturday in Reliable Monument Builders Funeral services wil) be held Lapeer County General Hospital 130 pm Wednesday at the Hun-aflter a brief illness. He was a _ INC. toon Funeral Home wath burial in member and past master of Deck- Perry Mount Cemetery, et Lodge No 479, F&AM. and Decker Lodge 438 OES Telephone FE $6931 854 N. Perry - MRS. EDWIN TL. CANTRELL Surviving ‘are his wife,: Myrtle: \ . “y RON TEAST EAR Service for Mr four daughters, Mrs, Bruce Went . * | | nit ttt Mee Xs cas! bade’ very ‘If i Little or No-lron Everglaze Cotton HO Wi h ; t ' es Halter Shirtwaist The casual look of the country club set in this mar- velous fashion buy™ It drip-dries ready to wear with just a touch of the iron. -Coat style, halter neck, self . belt. Choose beige, mint or blue, sizes 10 to 18 Waite's Sportswear . .. 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Long, refreshed after a long time ago if J hadn’t been in said, ‘representing both me and ; Single Width weekend at his beloved ‘Pea Patch politics,” the governor said. “With- my wife.” i Friday by 90” Lon +6 9 8 Farm. heads across state to'Cov-'out causing any scandal and no| x * * y ons e Pair ington today to place himself un \trouble I'm going to get a divorce) He did not go into detail on the Ni ht der a iran of pevenisteits \just “as fast as I can.” 'special legislative session, but def- 9 D.W. by 90”. .14.98 pr. | --~ He plans a cleanup in the state initely said there would be one. ‘gs H Long is also extending his polit. | Welfare Departient. ° x * * ° til 9 T.W. by 90”. .21.98 pr. ical purge, divorcing his wife,! “If what I heard about Mrs. | Long predicted he would be planning a special session of the Dickerson (Mary Evelyn Dicker-'elected governor for the fourth Legislature and sfarting his cam-|son Parker, director of welfare) time in the Democratic primary paign for re-election jis true, she’s a bum director.’ /next December. He said he would “I'm going to get a divorce just’ If he can, he is going to get rid, get 60 per cent of the vote as Take a G-E radio with you on vacation! as fast as I can,” he said of his of Theo Cangelosi. chairman of the against 5] per cent he got last wife. who twice committed him Louisiana State University Board time for psychiatric treatment. Mrs of Supervisors and long - time “If any man in Louisjana is Long has left the state friend and Jegal advisor .of the qualified to talk about politics Long plans to remain at Coving. governo! it's me.’ Long emphasized ton until Friday night. Then he will go to Baton Rouge for the se first time since his commitment i i : i to Southeast Louisiana Gas en’ Woman Slightly Hurt Chiang’s Chief of Staff tal) Hospital at Mandeville on A Pontiac woman suffered slight Transferred to Minor Job June 18. * . x neck and back injuries Saturday , night when her car struck the poe es The 63-year-old governor dis- Simms Building, 96 N. Saginaw St. Chiang Ral Sher FDEANG (Rist prise cussed his plans Sunday in a 15- Deava Morgan, 23, 7946 Highland tonight by transferring Ge n. Jy ~ minute. news conference on the Rd., was treated at Pontiac Gen-| Tiger’ Wang Shu-Ming from chief ; | back porch of the frame farm eral Hospital and later released lef the general staff to a relatively 7-TRANSISTOR r *.,/ minor job. ' i la airy sag 06 Sey esto stens TAIPEI, Formosa #—President ges we house his estranged wife, Blanche, Miss Morgan told-police she lost ,* ca , ae i tapes Sil yh Ge eg, Mes: Py (| calls “Earls shack.’ Wang was made one of two s § control of her car when the ang Som POCKET - The governor, clad in pajamas accele ee deputy chairmen of the advisory alae ' . { 7 ; : accelerator stuck. ee = j (Less batteries) : and a bathrobe, did most of the : committee on strategy, where high | & f 4 . talking. 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A number of : : ter Shumaker, 11, fell Sunday in year to see it passed. i children have suffocated by acci- Manhattan. Anibal Quinones, 14, He Ey ee cent ge dentally covering their faces with fell Saturday in the Bronx, it out of committee this year, plastic bags or sheeting oe Sen. John L. MeClellan (D-Ark) Nici aie © ; #aid Sunday. ‘‘We may have to do . . . sear r — a = Plunge Drowns Girl more work on it and let it go Predicts U.S. Leadership Wheels are five inches farther apart. This widens the CASTILE, N.Y. (AP)—Two 13- over until next year.”’ | BOSTON (AP)—Dr. James R stance, not the car, gives you road-hugging stability, ~ year-old girls on a church picnic The House, by a vote of 225-192. Killian, former chief science ad- vs - pam , slipped on loose rock Sunday at -passed its version of the bill last viser to President Eisenhower, | less lean and Sway. 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MARY, ada ee a : and talk to as many people as USED SI ER ake 8 ' huge gasoline truck hurled out of | possible.’ : ae tO Attend lorse Race, Theater SEOUL (AP) — President Syng control down a mountain highway a —————— ponte Pros eee man Rhee today launched a new for a half-mile Sunday, crashing Target Shoot Fatal : $19.50 President Lee Ki-poong fo the vot. a speetacular explosion ALPENA (® — Douglas Stead- PORTABLE es a : : es ; 5 effort to sell ‘National Assembly at the edge of this resort town in : By RELMAN MORIN +Methodists, Presbyterians and, Military College After, brief for TORONTO (AP)—Queen Eliza- Congregationalists. © = j sialic, pe ade liae part of @ ing public as his successor | The truck’s driver, Floyd B. man, 26, of Bad Axe, was accident- Console $29.50 beth II breaks her arduous rou-. The Rev. Richard H. N. David cade! crekel mati h ae prin - ~ * * Cole, 28, was killed. ,ally shot and killed while target 5 gana 7 tine ef formal ceremonies and re- son preached an 11-minute ser was ae to play but grinned: The S4-year-old president. who Both trailers of the 36-ton truck, shooting with three companions at FREE HOME Head | - ceiving lines this week for two of mon. He prayed for guidance for ind declinec ‘has decided to run {0 nm fourth carrying 6850 gallons of diesel 4 hunting club near Alpena Satur- DEMONSTRATION © 5-Speed Meter her favorite: diversions, horse rac- the roval couple and the strength TT ~ leereh Gn 1960: recommended to his fuel, exploded as it smashed into day Police said Steadman left OR 3 9702 @ New Moter | 5 i sR! i ts é ‘ . J* at 5 a ing 1e sate for ther t carry out they : . . ; ; a row of gasoline pumps : : : » wer . ; - @ 5 Year i oe eon ales offered Eries Dairy Business ruling faberal party that Lee be 4 Few of gasoline pumps. ‘his friends as they were shooting. Guarantee heavy duties e also offere his vice-presidential .candidate’ Deputy Sheriff W.. FE Stillwell He was,struck-in the head by af. f b fr SAN oe t 3 *th’s vil : ' t syele’ a} obs \ P } Onus gitt, ) OS Canada's top racing event, thea prayer for Elizabeth's two chil) sion ppELIER Vi (AP)—John ore said the truck’s brakes apparently bullet which apparently glanced tee , or = J ‘ purpo : A Se es $] 20 Queen's Plate. will be run in Tor- dren, Prince Charles and Princess? ; , , failed olf a. tarpet attachments. Trade-ins accepted. We ite i jay with t I rch Anne Coolidge, son of the ate Presi = * * To rebuild and service all makes Per Week mito Tuesday 1 he monarch ‘Anne : ; : —ae ; : : 1 ‘ oa ; ‘ . } oo * * * ident Calvin Coolidge is going The | 000 delegates to the par F - an Prince lip watching : ; a - nh : . 17 ; a -_ a noted that the Queen and into the dairy business dle and ty’s annual convention unanimous- Reid Leaves for Israel This Missouri city was a town CU RT S A PPLIANC ES t nearby Stratfort he Shakes lie wit er that WU j i ; ; : i . ; ‘ _ bee - rs r a es President } thower had. dedi.j “0 48socates have taken out pa- ly approved Lee, who was beaten of only about 1,000 population in L né@dare an estival mMpany pives Presigen ~ " a * a ; ‘ en ar ‘Opie , : 1 f ~ nd bein a As cated the St awrence. Seaway! 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Only tn on jad, 2, of OT Potted Kel, Wasom Big Bear Construction Co, quality materials are used in t : He first told) Watled Lake 90 DAYS ; : construction and all workman- un = police that his brakes failed, 92 West Huron Pontiac ship is guaranteed 5 years CASH then that another car forced him _ : ; ’ Pentiae Press Phote 4 eff the road, causing him to lose ——— — < Fe ; ’ . . . control of the wheel, according DEDICATE oEM HOS! a we “ws COEET Tes Ony , ; W ILLIAM W RIGH 1 Furniture Makers to Police Chief Al Decker. Armada, preswdent of the Aumahary.of the Commynity Ilospatal, Mees ae ae ; and Upholsterers ae . : on — located of M53 between Romeo and Almont, cuts the ribbon open- ime _ : : . a 5" : : Chief Decker saaid eye. aa ~~ ing the new 18-bed addition which was dedicated yesterday. James gm ag wm 270 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 41-0558 Serving Pontiac reported no other car near Souther- T. Ligon, Hospital Foundation Board treasurer, by microphont For etter vision Over 28 Years land's when his vehicle tore off. yas master of ceremanies : , , ae - the front of an apartment house a ‘i Sa a — at 230 Pontiac Trail and smashed all SU i . _- = mito the porch of Mi. ant ats M@W Hospital Addition mmer ong ete Lee Philp’s home next door ee a. er tLek. oe » a? : fey ; F Y IS THE DAY! Jose cosvmos coon ~=Dedicated Near Almont f@ <2 fiig : : A check of the brakes on Southet ; : Pee : lands car proved them to be in as . -. ; se = 1. \ Some Go TW bards uittis thie pdetaene cpt . ; Dial FE 5 8181 for good working condition Chief EO , m 1 . ; a _ Sactvnne (4 , BeGROP AeA Ses ie or Hee ie We na STS ce Ses et HAVE SUNGLASSES . ‘ vesterday to watch the formal ded- Armada Ss president f é Sa NEW! With RT-98 Philp was painting in a reem ieation of the new Ts bed addition Womets AMusilary of the t ith ¢ on top of the porch when to the Community Hospi located A fley: gives een Mo | ea Southerland’s car rammed inte on Van Dyke road ( Mo‘) just south miernitn and Red Cre GROUND TO your ; it. Unhurt by the crash, Philp of here ; sacs?) aedirmesleinenaee sc <- was badly shaken. -_ * * liteted) tours, af the (i : ; Luckily, no one was injured in tain sian of _ ae AG. Phe new wing EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTION Keep this warm Summer weather all year ‘round by [the four-dwelling apartment house, “"'° De oe © me . on aff Perion ef the ve ¢ : keeping NEW MOBILHEAT always in readiness . . Jack Gumm, avho lives two houses miont, the Hosp: Ghee ° : sat taneaay aihaeln Ate ro) Now is the time to insure yourself of savings and § @4y. had taken his two youngsters a ten, Mevcuta: ‘es Manian’ Ve es ge your family of warmth and comfort by ordering NEW sae ha and ; he | . 3. from Oe Detmat, who is in charge of S2IE8 1 the mee Ns . = MOBILHEAT, the'one furnace oil that burns cleanly, . wnaiace. Siatheedlards _“ the Highland Park brane! seule OPERAS / | f es score : hand s cal eters ; gg on abundance of warmth and cOmron when veered across it. out of control Dr Bishop gave a progress ; TED. ee _/ < needed . it actually cleans as it burns eliminating = & report ow the tise of the new hos se tute § p costly furnace repairs ... So, before you start on your Southerland. who fell frony his pital since ity opening juat over bs r OP EN FRI. vacation call FE 5-8181 and be. sure of year vacation far when it came to rest in the five months ago, He pointed out 9:30 to 8:30 - OPTICAL from worry smashed porch of the Philp home, that even the new addition has - was treated for cuts and abrasions been fully occupied pen from Phe | va li DAILY e STUDIOS , ‘ n a doctor's office. then taken to the moment it opened about twe flight from a ship ni ATTENTION COAL USERS ee Bone en ‘ ™ weeks ago. ; 1911 from the ba hip ~ Pi 9:30 toS P.M. 109 N Sa inaw St Phone FE 2 2895 Order your coal in load . . : Giles cited the Hospital Founda: 8¥!vania hlaned il ne . g * Mrs. Ivy Wills and her three ” co Harber lots of two ton or more children, who live tn the front "N's ‘foresight in establishing a . : and save $1.50 a ton. apartment where Southerland’s hospital in a location to meet the : a ton car tore through, were visiting medical needs of residents within in Detroit at the time. a 1>ymile ‘radius who otherwise ; would have had to travel long ts Damage to the buliding v is lances te a- hospital mated by Chief Decher at ahout 1,500 a Avondale High a Car Kills Flint Man : , Band Students of FLINT. Mich (UET)—Alois Kou Oo rAcE acsony 49 of Flint, was killed Deqve for Camp _ L FE EN E | a Fs} @ ro | today when he was struck by oa > a) car on Cho Road in Mount Morris AVON TOWNSHIP (ne Acun : ad c > 91 LAKE ST. FE 5-818] Township. State police said it ap dale High Schoot band student deft . . _ a peared he jumped into’ the path yesterday and two more were to Regular Price $29.9), Vow “ee leave today for summer camp on ; partial scholarships given by the Rt Avondale Band Boosters organt/a : A tion ' ‘ * * * ( tt . e Bob Evans son of Ab aed Mi hid t., . Chester KO Bevan f o1%h Caroline “ St. Auburn Heights, left vesterday I e ° for the summer hand s« mn oat wy Genuine Automatic Michigan, Bate Hinncraty, Ho Lansing Diane Owen, daughter of Nie and Mrs. Edward Owen. of 2007 Au burn Rd. Avon Townshiy ind Ph ortable Sewin Machine Chafles Moss. son of Mi and Mrs one Ray Moss. of 196 Oakmont Pd “Auburn Heights, were fo leave to _ ; FEderal day for the National Music Camp NO MONEY DOWN 50: W k| . SAVE °30” see -50° Weekly! 3704 * + * ' ; Money for the partial scholar = s 108 NORTH SAGINAW ships was raised by Band Booster pen Monday Night Unti 9 P. M. projects throughout the sear, a : club Spokestnan said toda <2 = ). = ) s a F + oD : ee : AS 4 It Does All This Without Attachments! t Does is Withou a ) . © Sews Backward and F d YOUR @ Makes Buttonholes ews Backward and Forwar CHOICE © Sews on Buttons ® Automatic Bobbin Winder Lee © Embroiders ® Sews Over Pins and Needles © Appliques -@ Mends and Darns % NO MONEY Regularly Sells for in ~ D> i 30-Day Exchange Privilege ON L . : ' . vv Y. eee ; No Money Down Phone o money Phone Feral se] Open Mond FEderal OPEN spp * set W Ld TIL 9 wl ~ 7* * A . r % } . {> . at ae ee "Wl - bry ae eee eee eee eee a ede es ee ee ee eter ee ea ee ee a en ae ee oe ee ee eer Serene: THE PONT L AC J PRESS. 7 MONDAY, JU NEL 29, 1959 CAN FLAGS. Get your Col- lectors item 49 Star American Flag any Merchants CELEBRATE. 2) RIKI IK IIIS III KITS IIIS IK III IA ISIS AISI ISI ISIS ISIS ISI ISIS IIIS ISIS II IKI IIIS ISI IID IIS IS III IS “51. WEST -HURON STREET KELVINATOR DEHUMIDIFIER $7.88 20 In ELECTRIC RANGE 158 TABLE RADIOS EMERSON 21” TV He ob ea ms | SPEED QUEEN WASHER $99 c E VACUUM CLEANER 39” APT. SIZE RANGE IRONRITE IRONER 179" Choice of 17 Inch Size PORTABLE TV SETS RCA aad Ade he $15 go MAYTAG WASHER . vo 898 GE FLOOR POLISHER a 34” a. SIZE GAS RANGE $Q Q00 GIBSON REFRIGERATOR $47 B00 GIBSON HOME FREEZER 199” RENEWED REFRIGERATORS $3 8°° + HAMILTON WASHERS fall Aut 168° GE HOME FREEZER 199% From GE WASHER $188" GE CLOTHES DRYER vo $14 Auto. Defrost Refrigerators Site" $93 go ZENITH TRANSISTOR slike a B oe $4495 GE 30-in. RANGE amr! SLOSS TAPPAN 36” GAS +158” KELVINATOR 2-DOOR Sig rin Wiqvand 9 YO) MAGIC CHEF 36” GAS Oe! $7 goo 21 GU. FT. FREEZER 1 - tr a als $3 538° { HAMILTON DRYER Ae $] 68" Adjustable Roll-Around TV STANDS $2.95 GE DISH WASHER Al | ff I } | ai P iy . | 1 } } | Roll around lye $ 00 ii | a | t j i Aasamathe Di . im, i | / | j 1 Speaker Stere RCA VICTOR STEREO ee ce 4 | SPEED QUEEN DRYER Dry ‘ Au $] ag” FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator ai} + | en WE RCA WHIRLPOOL WASHER 2 32.29% pond 2 Only—RCA - TRADE-IN TV’s One With New Picture Tube ‘48° ' Many Other Wonderful Values Mostly One of°a Kind — Some Are Display Models — A Few Scratched, . Dented. Etc. $ecoon HOUSEKEEPING 7 of PONTIAC Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 FE 4-1555 "INDEPENDENCE DAYS’ || Nationally advertis elevator tripod — PHOTO SPECIALS ] 2” ed name brand Sturdy 3 section plus elevator feature. Mfr's List $21.95 +40, 00 TRADE-IN Beemer For your old movie or still camera on this tamo DUS: al fornallic j-lens turret movie camera. It's so easy to take good movies now! No fuss, just aim and shoot and you get perfect results every. time. Bring your trade dur- ing Sale Day:' ‘(997 xm HOLIDAY STRIPES in Full Lined Cotton Knit SPORTS Cy ES Jamaica Shorts — Mid-Calf Pants —— Popover Shirt — Polo Shin - — Matching jacket ~- Red, white and blue. Sabaretta Originals. (ez $950 61 W. Huron St. FROM Factory Fresh SYLVANIA Kodak B & W BANTAM 8 5x7 Kodacolor Fil FLASH acridapeh 620 - 120 - 127 (from your neg.) ‘. 69°) 79" | 79° Rolls Carton of 12 Reg. $1.00 Reg $1.56 | $1.50 Value “4th of July” pictures and vacation pictures are precious ‘things. Be sure you get “FACTORY-FRESH” tilm when you prepare tor that big holiday. We have it at all times. You'll get no disappoint- ments with film from our always fresh stock IDEAL VACATION - ACCESSORY ment . 7x35 BINOCULARS w/case—GUARANTEED SJ4™ nu Protect your fine camera equip- . . Carry it all in a con- venient and low cost — GADGET BAG $ 4” PRICES ee Reg. $29.00 EPPERT’S 57 W. Huron St. Camera Shop. FE 5-6615 TRANSITION COTTONS. Ad for Right Now and Back-to-School | Fashioned by SUZY BROOKS shag 3 to 6x $4.98 Sugar ‘n Spice... everything that's nice... trim little coat dress with button front and white touches. _ Bold plaid. In blue, red. Sister sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to Authenti: Parton plaid with bits of lace and ruffles that spell f-e-m-i-n-i-t-y. In fine Galey G Lord's woven gingham. Red or green plaid. Sizes 3 to 6x and The MARGARET ANN 37 W. Huron SHOP We also have the above style in a larger 2 *Phis 10! ers Ses («) DAHON a SPECIALLY PRICED __FOR THIS WEEK ONLY — ~y sunburst $19.98 * Sunburst 3-inch $39. 95* Federal Tax 16 W_ Huron St, Also ‘Golden Syroco Wall Clocks lex eo THESE RICHLY CARVED, GOLD-FINISHED WOOD CLOCKS ARE-AS ACCURATE AS_ THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL. EACH HAS 8-DAY, FRONT WIND GUARANTEED JEWELED MOVEMENTS TO ASSURE PERFECT TIMEREEPING SUNBURST ~ Striking golden - carved design circles, gold and white dial, Roman numerals, 167x116" BAROQUE Graceful flowers and swirls sur- round white and gold center. 6” dial. Roman numerals. Use it as a square or diamond shape $19.98" JEWELERS 75 Walnut St, Mt. Clemens. 19.98" Diamond Baroque Delicately carved flowers surround gold on white center. 6” white dial. Roman numerals. $19.98 * Use Our Convenient Layaway or Qur Budget Payment Plans , 4 4 FE 2.0294 pe ee ee (ees Lees J Ef | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959 | ELEVEN "Ean les ondence= By Bringing You Special Holiday alues ALL THIS WEEK STARTING TONITE AT 6 P.M. Come A-runnin’, Pardner! ROCKCOTE Paint Round-up Monterrey WESTERN WARE when you buy ROCKCOTE PAINT 2 PLACE SETTING WITH EACH 2 GALLON PURCHASE Limit One 4-Place Setting Per Customer ry emeperms ff Monterrey Western Ware or gn for the ever-popular is ‘ barbecue cook-out. os Baked enamel over metal . . chip-proof, durable, occasional set in Western moti. Offer Good . ~™ Until July 3rd PONTIAC ROCKCOTE. PAINT STORE Corner Cass & Huron FE 3-7129. Open Tonight Until 9 FREE PARKING IN REAR It’s Ice Tea Time ...: PROVINCIAL TWO-CUP TEA POTS 2 51.00 Surprise GIFTS MERLE Merle Norman SUNTAN NORMAN LOTION Cosmetic nas Studio ara $4 25 even tan 12 W HURON for this event JEWELRY 20% ort Assorted Jewelry * and Ceramics part 75€ . AS — ee roe ae ha . — seal e 3 , . Quantities limited at this special sale price ON LY SENSATION! in famous MW"™ ROGERS *} SILVERPLATE — aa} A Product of The International Silver Company Here's a wonderful opportunity you can't afford to miss... beautiful 12 2” serving tray with classic border, delicate piercing and chased center. * Fed. Tax Extra ASK FOR YOUR FREE AMERICAN FLAG ae hands bbs The Store i here Ou rality Cc A ” ounts Fred N. Pauli.Co. Pontiacs Oldest Jewelry Store 28 W. Huron FE 2-7257 E ing tw ed sand seagon ¢ lest casual ; 20 W. HURON by BALL-BAND MOST STYLES $4.95 Splashes of color at your feet for fun-filled hours... “Shoes for the Entire ae eA SUNNY SUE These oiry Summereties of scrubbable twill have been crafted tor compliments! Cork 'n crepe soles insure oll-doy weoring — comfort, and the spicy colors blend with your fevorite cowa! -oftire, SHANNOR The oll-oround coweal, equolly smart for home end street weer. Cork lightened soles and cushioned plotform for walking ose. Elastic side gores mold the shoe . to your foot. Colors attuned to your word- robe needs : TODD S SHOE. STORE FE 2-3821 “Reg $3995 Dazzling Values FOR THE - . Ay VSS; 9S 40-Piece BAR GLASS SET 6.95 me for 4th of July entertaining! This smart 40 sparkling flas sware with the look of h crysto! features the popular , and rectangular Be se Set includes 8—5-Ox. Cocktail 8—-8-Oxz. On-the-Rocks 8—-9-Oz. Tumblers . 8—12-Ox. Highboll 4—1'2-Ox. Whiskey / 4—4'."' Snack Dishes ¢ Only Complete Just in ti piece matched set o if s cost!y hand-cut Swe die heavy bottom Oven-Proof KOKURA Dinnerwore ~ Pretty as if i: practical ths Kokura dinnerware that’: oven proof, detergent proof and Craze -pro iH! Specially priced. RISGAY PATTERN 16-Pc Starter Set, Reg $9 95 53-Pc. $ 7.88 $28 88 Serv ice for B Symbol of democracy 5 4 8 American smart decor. <6 = AMERICAN EAGLES Black or gold-finish Wrought iron American eagles are popular as wall decorations for any room .4. also attractive used for exterior decor ation on sarah of patio wall, or above garage door! Buy several for your home at very special savings during this celebration’ for home 9” Eagle, black or gold, reg $1 S $ 1.00 19° Eagle, black or gold, reg 359 ,.3 2.95 Biack eagle, reg $1895 ....... $ 9.95 3 Black Eagle, reg 18 98 Ss 8295 42" Black Eagle, reg $21-00 7. $12.95 Tall lronstone China LAMP Specially Priced $10 This beautiful white tronstone china table lamp is 35/2” tall Has three-way tech and white parchment shade Add | vel € your own | P th a parr or hat cou ' r vou re 2 f awed g gift? Hobnail Milk Glass ICE BUCKET °D.95 Attractive white hobna:! ite bucket with insulated liner and polished brass Ind. 134- juart Capacify An ice bucket is almost a necessity for summertime entertaining . . . and we have a wide selection from which to choose .. fears $4.95 to $21.50. priced SPECTACULAR FURNITURE ‘SPECIALS! EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM GROUP in Solid Pine Full-size Four Poster Bed with Original Ge = Canopy, 42" Dresser with Oval Price ,) Mirror, Night Stand. $460 ve Wap 59.00 Wing Cha $159 aa and White Prict 99 50 ufted-Back Lo Age bar . $324 50 Solid Maple 198.00 129.75, 99.15 150.00 Secretary Desk 7 Solid Maple Schocl- masters Desk ......0.... $139.75 Solid Cherry Leather- Top Desk ........cc cere ere rne 250.00 Walnut and Satinwood Console, 44" wide 2... ccc eee SOFA and PLATFORM ROCKER with Maple Arms nhion Sofa and matching Platform Rocker. Dark brown "ee ginal S 6 9) seat - cushions, hunting-print £3) mee : hy back cushions 5 99.75 Willett Solid Cherry Coffee Tab! $ 65.00 Wallett Solid Cherry End Table, WIGGS. $419 00 Brown Provincial Print Platforn Rocker and Ottoman 89.50 99.75 29.75 69.50 39.50 2.95 ‘ae Sand-Beige Lounge Cha foam rubber cushion ) Solid Walnut and Pecan Woo End Table with drawer .. as-is, floor sampie Peer Cee err ee er | as-is, fidor sample .......0....006 $ 1000 Folding Beds pread Stand in Mahogany ee eC ee re ce 24 WEST HURON STREET Open. Tonight ‘til 9 Be yes SY ee ae a f ~ « ‘h : \ a ae , iD . ae t ae a | . i - s. 2. A . oli eevee ol, | , : | — THE VON “ICRASS. MME yi UNE zy. -igoa : he peace TWELYV —E h is fp J TB, VON ETAC PIE, LONDA Y. iN, a) . Le , 7 ——f- as ree _ — < | | Jai: eet ( Loss jijal with head and neces B b } llin sle 4 ’ “he hi of Jesus Christ of Latter- arborea’ Bi 9 y ° Actress Terry Moore Chure German Arms Deal Opposed ‘y. ookie- ccuse Vopr : ings! RAPHING 2 iday Saints officiated. sou catamiay om wom Wed! " Californi Wed in Surprise Rite Miss Moore is 2 and Cramer A qd. B ) t 9 | | -—Liruns, ooked Satan y on sus. | E 3 ha ; : | S - SAL, Calif, (YP! ata SERVIC ‘ “ HOLLYWOOD (AP) —+ Actress a ngere en url on e Beating n- aw commit murder denied the , OJAI, Calif sa s Ba : 2 ak, : : — ° Miss Moove was previousiy mar- charge, He said, “The old man Billingsley, 35 the /mother in the - > Terry Moore” and her third hus- med to West Point football star to Resi Nn Post... in Israel LOS ANGE +S AD) — | inf | are ‘ood friends: “Leave. It to BeAver”’ television ¢ : Bulletins, $' : i r cialite business- D: and P: manian bus- . ) ' , 3 band, wealthy socialite, b Glenn Davis and Panamameé have arreste! Hasrf Grose, 41, a Black told officers Gross at- scriea was ouLpiiocning today & E $ mae] See Geater eee eer Saeied outliy (0 aciete Yoowst ca ofet oo , tacked him after an argument over ith Dr. Williggn Mortensen Letters, fc. >. honeymoon today aboard his yacht er Wi = mi a vi sed briefly to actress JERUSALEM (AP> Israel's soon reveive Soviet MIGIYS bom! wile’s eléecly/ gron lfether, $2,000 which he se:: ne loaned the ie tress a Mortensen, 49 ' 3 eal aitornia neue iJean Peters coalition’ Cabinet decides today ers,*superior to Israel's bombers tan identified by officers 2x-boo'imaken, unk Wis wife. , ; x ‘ cma eh Firat FAST SERVIC ! 3 off the Californ . . * * * whéther to accept an arms deal , Opposition to the arms sa'e was u, chief of 4 20 million-dollar Gross was cent to prison in 195] were w yes eat Sania Monica | 2 i - * oe hi The surprise cert mony canght with West Germany or the resig- generally based on the question of ‘» jxme ung ring in New York 10 after pleading guilly to 66 counts Methodist oe is 2 ne Chri in cleaten Sales3 Bey were mannyc’ Suna pi most oF na Hallyseod colony off nation of Prime Minister Davidtwhether Israel should do business years ago of bookmaking and conspiracy. Calif. Y P 4 p and thea ms 9 $ aan Cu ' “ me n por guard pe potabice: were pre Ben-Gurion 7s with Germany less than two de- | ra * ees about f e days sete a Reve 99 Oakland FE 4.95 13 . ot den af both tag ee one” = | * == cades after the Nazj extermination Police said| Harry Black, 81, is Switzerland has four official na- honey noon for another two $ 100 friends of both fagpnes attend-| _ ; == 7 “i Ben-Gurion told ledders of his 0! millions of Jews in eritical dondition at General’ tive languages. in wi eo City ed the ceremon A cqw must drink at least three; DEN” { 2° . [nae eaegoaeii ieee * * * limes as much water as the amount Socialist Labor pabey x Mapal - Jo Bernhardt: of the of milk she give ~he would resign if left wink ; stop te a _ : ‘apposition from within’ his Cabi | RPE RI REE ELODIE DEEL ALLO RLEDLG EBAE CLEGG EE me} failed to approve the sale of RE DY set! SA E! ; : i Fil { Py an i han ode | Poke) | i. Von ho a ( A “ : ; , , - - , STARTS _ ‘ RI. rerIN. 7 A special Cabinet meonns 9 = a wes cr] fe rr le beet } iT HURSDAY: ae | Poe Dixie iswy. ‘US-10) dah A Mae pane eaaamas I Blork Sof Telegraph Rd sent el Tener Bet ! cud f cus tel * . . * ly farm) a new government thi Exclusive First Showing in nbs of the oo parti put them, his gover e Oakland Count robin. oy 4h ib he Ae Hat | ak a y in Parliament The Mapai itseil 9 has only 40 seats, But if a pani | | BOB HOPE'S BEST and BY FAR initer veargns, Feranll, law (ea . ! ie re ¥ ‘ sk 11 tei / HIS FUNNIEST PICTURE! mits the preside nt- to ask h | remain in office as head of a care . ! taker government until the next BOB election. That will come in Ni vermbey : ° “4 N ; / ’ ot * Last Fitdy the Cabinet appro ALIAS ead Appapenth bey om aplit yote. the tle of the vrenade throwers to the Bonn government. Most of the ESSE AMES miaehine reported|y have been ited ered < The Tel A nowspaper Mawr WENDEL COREY gael Esaierond = Sa ile i esnary for [seaels de em lve —-e= hella i fense The report did mot indieate af. AND WAIT TILL YOU SEE THE BANG-UP SURPRISE ENDING! vei u dyer ata ain _ —————— i! ewe rmangee wit ie fl ha | ie Hy , “ALSO— FIRST SHOWING! beney realized ssontd be used for itt pine heyse clsew here Ben Cauten - Sand 4 ry pl leader { Aga in from to | “" mri 2 Kansas City Papers Return as Strike Ends NOTICE of TAXES et oct i potitet morepterd war yen | (CITY of PONTIAC The far 3 payed prublieatiar today with an 8 pa edition of e at the Office its marning Tin The new spi f the ty T | aD 6 i is | 19°F with per, which contained no paid ad it fee errisiny simnarized Tew A | | 9a lection tea ot | e added and 1 evem ype tI prnpo ‘ shat 4+ sl I adiied on the tart da ah month there { n Jane 4 1 brought pead | Mer at ‘ 2 I Ya ers typ fe date con eam try a Vhe YON than | Kea IsSty the strike was a 3 : non cherasame for higher belidias ‘ Fe es , ut a perty ' The printers had sought 7! Il the tet tt ( tue C 2 fer ha zat alininbale time pay tot ss ; : mie ' baeniin work on six recognized heli ms } ae y . ’ 103 Vrider the new contract a they will work cy S byour holdin at WALTER MA, GICD: NGS thowtebe: Vine -Pa interns Ahose or CITY TREASURER nvab «faxes off fell cin wry oot the > 35S Parke St, Pontiac, Michigan halite mid who tha not wend DON'T LET YOUR TAXES GO DELINQUENT vill jee hours yaty yf Hraeht fate i VINGS { \\ ba) y d ‘ ran » i rg fol | WHY VAV ELS FAS e e. 66° i 4G Ab i b s > | Our best friends, OUR SAVERS, are | tellute them frends and nerehber ° | ’ yyry 1b? q about the EN TIA PROFIT and SURE | SARITY “dae STOTT when Vol ive | t Pontite Federal, YOU can gnjox these advantages bv > OPENS ve aeecount with us! Current 8 WA Rate Wace P ° pare or @ \ (Saito ontiae SK CHD: . 8 et i sin 2 Federal Savings - i: Le ds . E 2 + aa Vv InzZs % A # sy sh HOME OFFICE: 761 Huron St. | ROCHESTER: | 107 Main St. PONTIAC: 16 BE. Lawrence St. : DRAYTON: (116 Dixie Highway @ j “SPECIAL BUY TOPS! GIRLS’ COTTON KNITS! Brand Néw COTTON BLOUSES! New slyrts and blouses for ONLY Summer spirit lifters! New ONLY every/ skirt and pair oof sport tops in sun colors to parks vout own! Stripes, . lounge in with vour shorts ¢ ryints, plaids, soluls, Won ) 5° and skirts! They plav well, /\ ty ide res << ; ; ' eS ‘ > wel ly 2 Merful special price Sizes | for e too! See all the necklines. soy uo ex... JF R20 BR. aad Hand washable. 7 to 14, he ; COME, CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF BRAND NEW SUMMER DRESSES You'll find cotton gifighams, plaids, checks, pastels. Yqu'll find acetate jerseys, 100° woven rayon $ dl 98 seersuckers, in your favorite colors, in your size from , 9 to 15 — 12 to 20 — 1414 to 241, — dozens of wonder- ful styles, not exactly _ Your choice dacrons, as pictured . . “ > Smart gals play it cool in Jamaica shorts from Penney’s Sportswear Dept. 30 ONLY | oede Matchi Polka Ost Blouse $] 32 to 38... Cool. Dan River woven cotton dresses Littlé or no ironing. lovely de- tails, give vou the well-dressed feeling Sizes 12-20 in Misses and 1413-24 0.99 PENNEY’S -- MIRACLE MILE Open Every Weekday — Monday Through Saturday 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. * PENNEY’S -- DOWNTOWN Open Mondoy and Friday 9:30 A. M. to 9:00. P. M. All Other -Weekdays 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. bal ¥ Baie pices Bae ee = rs = aes et « Fr a A. JUNE peer eemene ener eaten et ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. MOND. mperor’ ‘Haile. Selassie rives in Moscow — MOSCOW , & — Emperor elassie of Ethiopia arrived foscew today for conference with Soviet officials. and a tour of the He will -be here two, "He was welcomed at the aliport’ for State Inc From Our News’ Wires Williams Vows Big Push. Haile) in| ome THIRTEEN land villages due around 63 million, dollars tomorrow, and a $5, 100,000 | ate payroll due Thursday. ~*~ *« * Most immediafe obligation was a $5,800,000 welfare payment due ‘Barry MacKay Bests ‘Aussie in Comeback WIMBLEDON, England #—Big) \Barry MacKay, former University | ¥ of Michigan “ka: scored a come- ax " tomarrow. back victory over second-seeded . 1] Only a “trickle” ‘of revenue is |Neale Fraser of Australia today | expected the first two weeks in 5 10-8, 0-6, 6-3, 6-1 and joined 15-7 ’ duly, Brown said. Davis Cup teammate Alex Olmedo SUPER “SPECIALS | ALL ei a \ 78 N. SAGINAW ST. BAZLEY’'S OWN READY TO EAT SMOKED HAMS ¢ ON SALE! ‘put the overshadowing question by Preiier Nikita Khrushchev Lansing—Gov. Williams prom. Ws not really how much spend, | “We've got to have that trust of Peru and two Australians in ind other dignitaries : lises an all-out effort to push a 8 - ~~ a for stairs mut jfund money,” Brown said refer-|the semifinals of the Wimbledon BUTT PORTION SHANK Portion’ x *& * state income tax bill through the | creased gale "a om a | iring to a plan proposed more than tennis championships. ~ a A Pravda editorial said: Legislature while describing Re-| now largely agreed on—with the five months ago for easing the; The Australian survivors were —_ “The royal guest from the in- publican lawmakers as ‘'blind exception ‘ot school aid BR CRD ie SS a ee aD: Queenslander Rey Emerson and . c dependent African country ‘will/ Samsons.” se ; million-dollar veterans trust fund. |flashy Rod Laver, a lefthander. Cc and on’ Soviet soil a warm wel-| eas And .in the imntediate back- _ Olmedo, playing superbly, be lb 1 \ b come and sincere. manifestations’ At a Meeting of the Democratic ground was the state’s ever wors-| About 21,000 persoms in ‘the came the overwhelming title fav- CENTER SLICES -79¢ Ib. i deep feelings of frie »State Central C Pb as ening fiscal crisis, occasion today! United States die‘of accidental falls orite by erasing Luis Ayala of f the deep feelings of friendship State Central Committee Sester- lof th | State Ad h Chile 7.5. 36. 63. 63 -hich the peoples of the Soviet day, Williams referred to the Re-/0: 2n0Mer special state Adminis- pach year ° Bhs US an Meat Mees ee ; oe — # _ opie ees ‘trative Board huddle to divvy up = CENTER t‘njon have .been entertaining for publican-dominated Senate as an the CUT puny hoard of state treasury PORK CHOPS °*59° i long time ior the peaceloving “impregnable bastion of reaction sh : Ethiopian people and a concrete pillbox.” ™ ry ie * We Pamper TRIMMED — The governor said GOP lead- Expec ; z . = P ixpectations obviously were Reports Theft of $46 ene veh | = . oe rising that a decision on ne@ taxes Your free aa : $ BREASTS 4s¢ ; 0 nocrats “-ouldn hardly be far off Pearl Roberts, 135% Oakland Were willing to accept a sales (| — PRECIOUS READY LEGS 39¢ \ve., told police that $46 was taken, t®% Increase’ as part of a com Sate! Eresturer Seawre ® . Brown said today Michigan faces further financial agony im the next two weeks. Brown re- vealed this in a summary report on the state’s worst cash ‘crisis since the depression. FURS Call a FE 5-6107 PROPER CLEANING & STORAGE GENEY DRY CLEANERS 12°W. Pike St. FE 5-6107 Pick-Up and Delivery Park Near Our Door (rom ker purse and kitchen table, Promise program.# Saturday While she was in an ad joining room. BAZLEY’S SUPER SPECJAL SPARE RIBS Republican refusal to add a cor poration profits tax to provide suf - ficient long-term revenue booms \ compromise, Williams said } weed NEW FROFOSAL Brown's report was to be used There no use Making any hy the State Administrative Board compromise settlement which will jn deciding how to ration out about Ve throw us ante a new cash crisis 19 million available dollars among ext winter,” he said vendors, universities, school dis- tricts, welfare recipients, and cities Skinless Wieners: 39° wart 29° GROUND wn Qe a aS eS Se SSS = — =, 1s “[ve-tried...’ STEAK BST but I can’t Williams’ speech brought a sharp reaction from Senate Ma- | jority Leader Frank D. Beadle | (R-St, Clair). ; | “‘Hfe has the knack of saying the | wrong thing at the wrong time,’ hate anyone... ¥ | even when. J 2) } Beadle said. I've got every ai, ek he Beadle said he feared the “ill | reason to! timing’ of Willams’ remarks! might upset efforts for a compro- f 1 ! I | 1 | I 1 | \ ~ em ie mise agreement. The House Taxation Commit. | tee is expected to release a few | { | —< Vy = Carpet yarn EVER MADE | corporate and personal income | tax proposal this week. “TI promise to put on the best \fight possible on behalf of that pro- ‘posal and I know I will have the the CARPET . that has EVERYTHING! support of the Democratic Party,” a it’s NEW Williams said we r ees - _* * * —_ i 3 : ate : 4 S | Williams said the only “reason wk £ 4 Pe. wad a oa ably permanent, adequate and nN equitable’ ‘tax plan is the cor j ' porate and personal income tax In other action, the State Cen tral Committee adopted a reso- lution urging Democratic sena- tors to vote against bills which meet “ANNIE JOHNSON, 7 would raise car and small-loan a “ JULY Ist at the | finance charges. It also voted to : T Ss he set up a committee to study . : ; BLUE KY means of reapportioning the Leg- : DRIVE-IN THEATRE istature. - . et Lawmakers return today for ‘ HRC jtheir 109th 1959 meeting to race ae FANNIE HURS SI'S 'the clock on adoption of a budget ion before the new fiscal year begins mi at 12:01 am. Wednesday of Jite STARTS 6 HOURS EARLY The Senate was due in at 2 p.m., six hours ahead of the usual start- ing. tum to hasten final action on four big spending bills alreadv cleared by the House. The House was totesume meetings tonight. by LEES made of DU PONT ‘501’ CARPET NYLON Never before has there been a carpet like Lees Lasting Star—anywhere at any price. Lees Lasting Star is a genuine breakthrough in carpet engineering, a carpet with performance designers used to dream about. And now it’s here in 12 magnificent colors .. . justchoose your favorite. You can be sure of performance. 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S. certainty of futute supplies of “Political upheaval in Cuba, market under a quota system sugar from Cuba, the country’s underscoring the uncertainty of which assigiis shares to domestic major supplier foreign cane sugar supplies, producers of beet and cane sugar, At a meeting in Denver last contrasts sharply with a majer Puerto Rico, Hawaii, the Virgin week, me) sugar industry production achievement of the [[sjands, the Philippines, Cuba and 2 at some other foreign producers — A Domestic beet sugar made up [come ~ COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ot "yi quota. Cuba has about 30 per cent for of the quota e * * * Less Money 1 Arguments often hav been : made by some consumer and com- No . petitive groups that jt 1s uneco , nomic to assign a share to l 5S Membership Fees producers because sugar could be obtained more cheaply from Cuba and other foreign and offshore pro- M. E. Daniels Terms Vera M. Daniels ducing areas The industry statement recalled N | EL AGEN Y in this connection, that strikes and A crop failures during the past {wo years had made it impossible for | 563 West Huron Street FE 3-701 Wh. otishore areas = flawan and La : = — 4 Puerto Rico—to meet their quota aN Wy a e XA {hp Y fipt | | eA A a | Ii | A ; ~ | NON y S SOs uP ~~ \ oN . y ; a * et LL Sy " N ~— ~ eS gh _— > — Prong <= “/ ue os — 4 ; le * —__ _ x ’ = — ff . 5 4 4 * << \ 4 } , 4 \ , —_ 5 \ _\ ! | ~ — f e Vs \ \~ eH | \ —~—__ , OWNTO = =4 A PONTIAC , Neh has everything! a 5 Yes... you tind more of everything downtown. More parking ~~ Ht More stores... More shops... More styles . More bargains 2 . because Downtown is bigger. Make this your-very finest July S “A “4 4th... make your shopping a grand experience. Come Downtown ap in your summer casuals . we welcome you fe | E / THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, | These deficits, {it said, were made juP by the domestic beet sugar in- dustry. * oe we. | Now that Cuba's political | | troubles and land reform pro- | grams cast uncegainty abgut that country’s future ability to | supply sugar, the nation .should recognize, the statement said, that there is no tncertainty about béet sugar supplies. + *« * “The American housewife and. industrial user of beet sugar will have plenty of sugar this year and next," the statement said « * * Cuba's Premier Fidel Castro has denied that his country’s sugar supphes will be adversely affected * * we What happens with Cuban products pacity during this yeat next and his treatment of U finaneial holdings in Cuba-— may have a big mfluencefon ie chat acter expected to be enacted next year regard to m and expert ca ANG Carly of a new sugar control law Bat domeste ducers are limited in thei on a larger S market ty to take the U i //} : Hh Mh a JUNE 29,1959 ot Yousef AGPE \ \ |: i [3 HOLIDAY STORE HOURS All A&P Super Markets - Open Thursday and Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY 4th OF JULY Come See .°” “Super-Right” SKINNED | , Whole Ham or Butt Portion 49. “SUPER-RIGHT” SHANK PORTION | -39 “SUPER-RIGHT”’ Semi-Boneless Spare Ribs Cooked Hams AX =» 6% 2 TO 3-LB. RIBS: , DOWNTOWN Your Really Complete Shopping Area! PARK Free * Park in the scores of lots Downtown FREE! There is a cooperat- ing parking lot only steps from the store, shop, bank, or office | building where you want to go. Merchants will give you a ONE HOUR PARKING STAMP FREE with a* purchase of two dollars | or more. Ask for the FREE PARKING STAMP next time you | SWEET, RED RIPE—GEORGIA WATERMELONS ~ 99 WHOLE MELON come downtown. RIDE the BUS Free! Take any City Lines Bus Sowatown ... ask the « merchants for your FREE BUS RIDE TOKEN... | we give them gladly with a two dollar purchase or | more. Be sure to osk for your FREE TOKEN. Be Sure to Ask for Yours Next Time You Shop Downtown! ~~ ARTHUR'S THE DeCOR SHOP i 48 N Saginaw St 61 W Huron St \ ABSTRACT & TITLE GUARANTEE CO. EPPERT’'S CAMERA 18 W. Lawrence St. SHOP 57 W. duran St BACKENSTOSE BOOK STORE WAYNE GABERT 19 E. Lawrence St. 121 N. Saginaw St BARNETT’S CLOTHES SHOP GALLAGHER’S 150 N. Saginaw St MUSIC SHOP 17 E Huron St SAM BENSON 37 N Saginaw St McCANDLESS, INC. TT N. Perry St. . ve DR. B. R. BERMAN, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 17 N. Saginaw St BOBETTE SHOP 14 N. Saginaw St. . CLOONAN DRUG CO. 72-N. Saginaw St. CONNOLLY’S JEWELERS 16 W.>Huron St GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY 17 W. Lawrence St GEORGE’S-NEWPORT’S . 74. N. Saginaw St HUB CLOTHIERS 18 N. Saginaw St. JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS 161 N. Saginaw Sf DICKINSON’S LEWIS FURNITURE CO. MEN’S WEAR 62S. Saginaw $V. Saging ug! Lawrence St DIEM’S SHOES MARGARET ANN SHOP 87 WN. Saginaw St. 17 W. Hufon St FIRESTONE STORE 140 N. Saginaw St McNALLY MEN'S WEAR 106 N. Saginaw St. MODERN DAY FURNITURE 15 E Pike Se. OSMUN’S MEN’S WEAR 51 N. Saginaw St. FRED. N. PAULI JEWELERS 28 W Huron St PEGGY'S DRESS SHOP 16 .N. Saginaw St PAULI SHOE STORE 3 * 35 N. Saginaw St PHILIP’S LUGGAGE & SPORTING GOODS 79 N. Saginaw St. PONTIAC ENGGASS JEWELRY CO. 25 N Saginaw St PONTIAC GLASS CO. 23 W Lawrence St THE PONTIAC PRESS 4 48 W. Huron St PONTIAC ROCKCOTE PAINT STORE 2S. Cass St ea RAPPY’S NATIONAL += CLOTHING STORE | 9S. Saginaw Sr. SALLAN JEWELRY CO. 88 N. Saginaw St. SHAW’S JEWELERS 24, N. Saginaw St. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT 71 W. Huron St. STAPP’S JUVENILE BOOTERIE | 28 &. Lawrence St | TODD’S SHOE STORE 20 W. Hyren Se. WIGGS 24 W. Huron St. | WARD'S HOME | OUTFITTING CO. 48 S. Saginaw St. WYMAN. FURNITURE 17 € Heren St. 18 W. Pike St. \ : ‘S . - 4 SULTANA PORK « BEANS 2% DAILEY SWEET RELISH wn 35° EARLY CALIFORNIA RIPE OLIVES EXTRA LARGE 99: Hormel Spam 2 = 89 ’ JANE PARKER, CRISP potate Chips 59 SPECIAL! SAVE ON SOAPS Instant Fels 7c OFF LABEL 3c OFF LABEL LGE. 69% 2 57 10c OFF LABEL! LIQUID “DAILEY PICKLES , Gentle Fels SWEET MIDGETS 55° C All prices effective through Tuesday, June 30th J a Ries TRE COlat afiaNTic @ pac ' “TA COmoane 12-OZ. CANS 3'4-LB. CAN TWIN PACK GIANT PKG. 9-OZ. CANS 22-0Z. CAN 22-02. JAR REGULAR CARTON All of These Stores Have Tokens and Stamps Available and Invite You to Ask for Either If We Fail to Offer Them With Your Furchose CIGARETTES OF 20 2 07 Super Markets TOS? AMENNCA'S OTPEMRARLE POOR meacmanT tes ‘i RD au atty d j ‘te se ‘t But Must-Be Cheap Transistors to Mean Better Cars By JACK VANDENBERG UPI Automotive Editor on automobiles. Many auto industry officials feel, on the Firebird II permits the tion system, through the use of itransistors, which would be cap- ‘able of handling the the industry’s best chance for pros-' perity in the future lies with popu-| larizing unusual, convenient and new features. They emphasize that they mean really worthwhile features, not gadgets. They must be items that will really make motoring easier, safer and more enjoyable. Most of these items could be available on cars right now except that they cost too much for the average motorist and that an auto- mobile’s present ignition and ele trical system is taxed to its limit already. Almost unanimously, these cials feel the solution to the prob- lem lies ultimately in development of a rugged, low-cost transistor. But they “miracles.” * * * Many of the possible gadgets of the future can already be seen on experimental cars such as Gen- eral Motors’ Firebird III (Advertisement ' Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose faise teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling when i eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little PASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gum prose aocey, pasty taste or fet Paste It's ine (non-acid) Get FASTEETHSH at any drug counter offi-! warn against expecting) | The electronic devices om’ the \Firebird III include a system of ing ' DETROIT (UPI) — Development Placing all the controls of a car ments in transistors. Mass produc- of a good, reasonably priced‘tran- 0M one little stick. “This stick con- tion -would do a great deal to re- sistor may lead to an avalanche 6f)trols not only steering but also duce transistor costs. new electrically operated features|acceleration, braking and shifting.’ Delco-Remy division of General Two other electronic devices driver to put the car on an auto- matic pilot which steers and con- trols the speed of the car auto- matically. The Firebird III's lights can be controlled by-an electronic unit which is activated by outside light. An ultrasonic ignition key un- ee ks the Firebird III's doors from 10 feet away and an electrolumnis- cent dash panel creates. further Strain on the car's ignition system. bf * * An eleetronic horn and other electronic warning devices on the Firebird III add to the strain. All of these devices are possible because of transistors Transistors, in effect, are high- ly efficient switches that control a large volume of electricity with a small amount of electri- city. They do the same jobs tubes do in ordinary radios, But tubes could not be used in most cases because they are too buiky, need time to warm up, can be ‘ruined by weather, require a more complicated circuit and they} are too fragile. Transistors over- come all of these shortcomings but, they have a handicap of their own which has hindered even the most important automotive develop-| ments at one stage or another of their development—price. * * * } jroute to Chicago for display at a Transistors cost from two to five) _times as much : as tubes. STORE MIRACLE MILE cne SHOE WITH ra BEAUTIFUL FIT t Twice a year we hold this cs eee SALE! — . ¢ & e ae *3. 90 89, 90 | ers to pay for the advantages | facturjng transistors to develop ' improved and 1 ___THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE 29, 1959 ) Gradually ‘this difference is be- Motors has developed a new igni- increased load the new devices would place on a car even while driving at) slow city speeds. But J. H. Bolles, director of sales and engineering for the di- vision, said the success of the system would depend upon three) things: —The extent in which car , manufacturers increase electri. cal loads and engine compres. sion ratios. | —The willingness of car own- inherent in electronic systems. —The ability of those manu- less expensive transistors that will make elee-- trenic units more competitive with today’s conventional electri- cal systems. The latter, of course, is the most| important because a reduction in cost could eliminate the sécond condition and would encourage the icar manufacturers to turn to the| greater advantages of the transis-| ‘torized system. This Truck Runs on Oil LYONS, France (AP)—A truck motor which runs on castor, min- eral, cotton or vegetable oil is en fair. It is made hy the French Berliet Motor Works. Tarnlezer— - OUTSTANDING VALUES From Our REGULAR STOCK The shoe with the beaut savings. A wide selection of dressy, casual but not all sizes in all styles. A truly great sale. and tailored styles... iful fit... at great JULY NATIO CLEARANCE “SALE N-WIDE sess H AND : : smyss | , b FE Regular. styles as nationally advertised, $10.95 to $12.95, a few ot b $13.95. A wonderful opportunity to gave during this event that only % | 4 comes twice a year. -&| ‘ F ‘ American Girl b DRESS SHOES | Yoh Regular to $10.95 $ 99 «High hee! and mid-heels. Pat- vOE ents» whites ond blues. Just ot : . s the beginning of surrimer, too. ; . 1] s ® Use a Convenient Lion Charge With Option Terms. * aes « yaaa ae AS coma ~ ¢reased through improve-|: r PICMIE = ° * eG $ ; Plump, Tender, Whole te Poultry that is all com- pletely cleaned ... all a Government Inspected. bye 50 FREE Gold Bell Stamps with purchase of any butt, shank or whole ~ §NMOKED HAM or any 5-Ib. or over Canned Ham with Coupon Blood Top Frost — Vanilla, Chocolate or Neopolitan ICE CREAM Wrigleys Crispy — 1-lb. Twin-Pak Box POTATO CHIPS Dixie Homogenized — SAVE 14c SALAD DRESSING : Vernors — : SAVE 5c GINGER ALE Luscious, Sugar Sweet, Deep Red, Whole iy This Covpen Geed Thru Friday, July 3 5 Top Forst Venille, Choc. or Neopoliten “4 gel. Time ite: icecream a9 | | Limit One With This Ce OUDON E Coupon Mas No Cash Velve. Please Give te Cashier Before She Checks Your Order. Coupons 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of Any Size Pkg. , Good Taste'Cookies 5 Cov Frida Please give to. cashier before the checks your gE order 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps i? With Purchase of One 6-Pack Double Col oR & ouble Cola ie Cou redeemecie entity «et Wrigieyt through E> redeemabie only af Wrigleys through B Fridey. duty 1. This covpon has no cash valve. y, July 3. This coupon h no cash valve i Please give te cathier before she checks your iB order E MUU HD BB IG BLE BLD ieimvonissssrnsms! Save 20c V2-Gal. Ctn. with Coupon Below Large Bottles Plus Deposit WATERMELON Prices effective through June 30. We reserve the right to limit quantities et as FINER GIFTS FASTER WITH 1) Eh ee — ft ed oe — FIFTEEN ' 7 { 4 4 } SS 7 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of Any Butt, Shank or Whole | Smoked Ham *. °° Canned Ham Coupen redeemable only af Wrigleys through | Friday, July 3. This coupen hes ne cash valve. i Please give te cashier before she checks your order & SURDET WSR THOTT Save 20c with “ Coupon Below ay 29 700 99: Quart Jar 18 - 20-Ib. Avg. Wt. u 7 a This Coupen Geed Thru Friday, July 3 | a 1-Lb.. Twin-Pek Box c | ~ WRIGLEY POTATO cups4Q* = 4 Limit One, With This Coupon NES 4) Coupon Mas No Cash Valve. Please 1 Kany & Give to Cashier Before She Checks Your Order. §s CTU UU UR RUT TURTTTUCD 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps” With Purchase of One Bag Arrow -Charcoal or Briquets m redeemable enty st Wrigteys through Saaee July 3. This coupen has no. cash vaive. Piease give te seshior before she’ checks your order 100 Pontiec Trail 59 S. Saginaw St. 45 S. Telegraph wi. North Hill 536 N. Perry St. 398 Auburn Ave. 5060 Dixie Hwy. Cor, W. Maple Rd. Open 9 to 9 Tel-Huron Shopping Shopping Ploza Open 9 to 9 Thurs., Fri. Open 9 te 9 Drayten Plains Walled Lake * Mon., Fri., Sat. Conter—Dpea 9169 - - Rochester Thurs., Fri., Sat. Open 9 te 9 Mon. to Sat, Men. to Sat. Open 9 to 9 Thurs, Fri. . . , i . \ : . ‘ g i . yf meg \ . : rg glad *% Pa) Se — eee _\ oF Sy eens Fe ll a Na ee ee on ee he ot tt vn nk 7 n 4 Pad * t ¥ . 3 = -s * = 2 ee we ee eee ee oe rq . = P | hae Se See ee ee De i ~~ & Brea. 2: «& oe 2 mw ck OR ee elk! cee ee Ue ee. eS Ys _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDA Y, JUNE 29, 11959 ee i SIXTEEN: ’ . PAYDAY Moy .y. b- "in PONTIAC. 125-127 N. Saginaw 4494 Dixie Hwy. CALL: OR 3-1207 Ka , You * * thie's mouth fel think so? she heart sinking Sam Way saying © 1959 by Virginio Nielsen. Distributed by NEA Service, Inc. + Chap. XXVUI $50 fo 2 wks Kathie whirled around to face r his angry eyes. “Sam! For heav «ee only 70¢! en's sake! I was only going to , suggest that your grandfather other loans to $500 might be able to help uss with 24 thos. to repay With what?” he said shortly : "Alex has discévered the nial CASH YOU | REPAY IN | REPAY IN teacle ist apposed RECEIVE 2 WEEKS 4 WEEKS (cred wan Phuneax Redd $25.00 $2%35 $25.70 he man whe sold your grandf. ithe 50.00 $0.70 $1.40 property and apparently “ave f viel uh ‘ t le ee 1h t troe Jaterest charged of 3°), per month on belences nee ! , ! + ep ve $560, T/,% per month berween 356 end ams anper was dissipated in $208, end 4% per month on ony remainder quick interest thas it ASSOCIATES Whit ym A? Well that could explain if LOAN COMPANY couldn t i Gld Phineas tried to sel] your yreat-uncle property, hve in DRAYTON PLAINS: no longer owned And when your great-uncle discovered how he was trying to ¢ heat him, he killed him * | open. “Do asked, - her “Tt might be CALL: FE 2-0214 . Grandfather could help us, al 2255 S. Telegraph though Tm sure he told thi at . A . thornttes everything he could at Mich. Miracle Mile the time [ve heard him speak of CALL: FE 8-964] that old affius Tve pot to know, she thenipht 1 dont care af ab kills re Ive F ‘of to know onee and for all wheth ssoclates er | can trust Alex or not) And the only way Tecan find out is -to trust . hun “Alex She spoke with a rush “one do it! CU get the deed for you.” ; No one had ‘heard Lethin: enter M Now she spoke eet (set out oof my hwotast Kathie Vittded around tr i Adam Ames prise Laulany) wae looking ate ihe . . at her, hate distorting her lovely face 7 beijat hie paspead What ‘CAN'T BEAK YOU “PT cant bear the whit of yun any longer’ Lewant ered Alex isin lowe with you To can see tt in the way he looks at you And mi dove ber. toe, dont you, Sam? Youve taken everything J want Kathie’ You sent my (mother to her death Gat out of here befor 1 kill Ala pournescdl bie ifter brouwdk fist Ar y itl picked? he asked Kid when fue tredehed hie viel ( jrmoed \ bia PyPVV Lays it — attractive widow: a few munite Her head lifted Ait er with three lively ry date k te Honmebudu? “Have to,” he replied briefly, children : an old attacking his scrambled egga in house . @ young a businesslike uranner Itat what about Daihen’ 1 heart. thotiycht veud shiny am hay init The relat ~ and a memory! we. takings over WA WHY Wee d 2 past dn wider foot from now on she did net see either Leiant og ' mn again before he and Alex You I enjoy Jarft Ndeoe hurried het and het . ” Jaaprgteagce titis the fiat and thes , berhsacle: ag thy Ue an peont with onl ADAM piitHite to prvi \ the polianve aise eae hing Kathie Jookeck downy at) thre Islanel of Tlawinn through aw omist af tear ES wondering if She would rosee it garden like beauty again ; Alex put bis hand over hers and ~. clasped [it tightly “Tm sorry Starts Ix Ge he smd “This has been July 6th | vit THE 4 4 bath ig’ s fp PONTIAC |" “T PRESS she longe tloha tea th amyre finsi ft it? my ooserry —Pocam her vence hatter aut praaestty b bediutyee 4 hie d IN DRED hut cewal thy the said 1 dont 1 | dont want to doa with i mn: wis thing: moore e Islands for yt Tuttle ctf heed Alex wan otf Bn erandfathes (LANSES eeeeceosesseeoseceeeessese. “ALUMINUM fhe Latest in Frames’ @ Lightweight @ Sturdy @ Attractive We lust recetved these ¢ fin Wet ' Inepection at the nee ene tent ey dig ent it altractive '—ALUMINUM— SATISFACTION GU @ Prescriptions Filled @ RX Sun Glasses Always the Highest in Quality at the Lowest in Prices! ARANTREED @ Safety @ Repair @ Frames Repaired Come in and Have Your Present “Adjusted — Glasses No Charge! Glasses Adjusted Properly Means | Better Visi Baker Optieal Co. FE 8-433 8614 N. Saginaw on Across fram Pederal Above Haig's Shie s HOURS 9:30 - 5:30 — FRIDAY ‘til 8:30 - (NO APPOINTMENT N ECESSARY) CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Very (lasses Service * tore has money and power to ligt i you, Alex “Leilani and I have been Ik brother and sister all our lives he said slowly What she feel for me isn't Jove let him have it He had been Wf the wants it. I'll part evil] in it.” Alex interrupted her abruptly y bined? Shi sit] | ley Cridd he be tremulously, “4d think she of a thought-out attack. (To Be Continued) ‘Begin Construction lof Atom Smasher CHICAGO Construction of a huge new atom smasher to cost 29 million dollars began S vurday | at the Argonne Nationa] Labora- tory. The device, called a ,cero gradient .synchrotron (ZGS), will at the big Atomic Energy Commis- carefully He was silent for a long time amt Kathie thought desparing|y But you love, her, Ale» When he spoke ayain he said “Kathie. don't turn aver your deed to Mr Ward until | ve had a crack out Please?” [ve iliecad | iled You ste dt OUTLINES PLAN As they flew the JV0Ornile bop to Honolulu, he outhied has qian to her They took a fdaxt from the mrpert wid leet fpecg t " tibet ferry thie hain where hie had deft} the deed. while bu ned on the taxi wath the te . Indeed, Alex’ instructions seemed over cautious to her, but nevertheless, following them, she entered the bank, vent down stairs to the vaull, where she removed the deed from her box and sealed it in a large addressed to brown envelope which she Alex at a post offlee box num ber he had given her L pst iealn hie found the mail drop Alex had deseribed) to her Tle had given her a stamp mmed teas he glued it to the er elope [hes he lipped the en elope ante the math drop before leaving: the Inaldin Then bKoaathie tattesh te dea thie bas and i I lial a pPEveana hers any ' brushed a ee theo bead sdagehtl ff decedeanae Thien tieles tray did! hot even pause mor proto ise und hile she turned fo look indig nantly uiter hin SOMONE | snatched the handbag she hal tueked wonder her arm Only then did Kathie rvealtre that the bine doughnut - ‘sion center at Lemont, Til. 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Hart at a bon voyage party Sunday. Hart will spend the summer in Japan forming the nucleus of a new church. The Rev. with Honored at Bon Voyage Party looks on. : Pontiac Press Phote On behalf of the Japan Mission Com- . mittee Dale Olsen, chairman, presented the minister withoatravel-eloek;-along. traveler's Vrs. Hart checks. City Minister to Go to Japan A Japanese setting greeted three hundred members of the . First Methodist Church and friends of the Rev. Paul T. Hart at a bon voyage party given Sunday in his honor. The affair was held in the church parlors from 4 to 6 p.m. to permit the presence of the children, as well as adults. The Rev. Hart is leaving to spend the summer in Japan near Tokyo to establish a new church. He will fly to Seattle, Wash. Sunday and then journey on to Anchorage, Alaska for an orientation ses- sion with other ministers. While in Anchorage he will visit the Rev. Theodore Town- send, Methodist minister from Michigan, who is pastor of the First Methodist’ Church at Anchorage. = On July 12 Rev. Hart will preach a sermon in Tokyo through an interpreter. From there a young Japanese min- ister will accompany him and fe Barbara Ellen Hess and Robert Lloyd Crandall were married Saturday ” 4 evening at Bethany Baptist Church. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. * Howard C. Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Frank .L. Crandall. the interpreter to a nearby locality where work on the new church will begin. Rev. Hart will live in Japa- nese homes and work with the Japanese minister through July and August, returning to the states on Sept. 3, leaving the new church in the hands of the Oriental minister. First Methodist Church in Pontiae will support the church for one year. All departments of the chureh had a part in contribut- ing ‘toward’ the minister’s mission to Japan. The Begin- ner Department of the church school made colorful picture eards ‘and mailed them to Japan. The Primary Depart- ment made pjcture prayer books and cardboard covered books with Bible stories and ' picfures,, Pen pals have been established by the Junior De- partment. Also mailed to Tokyo were maps, pictures, and stories of Pontiae for the VRS. ROBERT L. CRANDALL Barbara Hess Married ‘in Bethany Baptist Rite Before an altar banked with baskets of white gladioli, Bar- bara Ellen Hess -and Robert boyd -Crandall spoke their wedding vows Saturday eve- ning. Officiating at the candle- light ceremony held at Beth- any Baptist Church was Dr Joseph I. Chapman. Three hun dred guests attended. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. Howard C. Hess of South Draper avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Crandall of Glenwood avenue. IN PRINCESS GOWN The bride wore a Princess style gown of imported silk or- - ganza with a scoop neckline. — The bell skirt was accented with appliques of Chantilly lace and formed a chapel train. An Alencon face cap trimmed with seed pearls held her veil of French illusion and she wore a pair of white pearl] ear- rings, a gift of the bridegroom. She carried a bouquet of steph- _ anotis and ivy centered with a white orchid on a white Bible, a childhood gift from her grandparents. ~~ - JoAnn Uligian was maid of honor, Carole Krueger of Sag- inaw and Susan Robertson of Lansing were bridesmaids and Sharon Sue Snyder was junior bridesmaid All: wore dresses of white = organza over pink taffeta wIWe-. pink cummerbunds and scoop necklines, Smal] caps of pink lilies of the yalley held their short circular veils and they fos carried colonial pink carnations centered with roses. The maid of honor’s bou- quet was a deeper shade of pink. “ et &® Linda Sue Hess was flower girl for her sister. She wore a white nylon dress With pink embroidered butterflies and a pink cummerbund, and a head- band of pink roses. Her bou- quet was a miniature of that of the bridesmaids. ASSIST BRIDEGROOM Stuart Crandall of Lake Or- ion was his brother’s best man. Groomsmen were Neil Cran- dall, -another of the bride- grpom's brothers, and Robert Clark of Lowell. Ushers were Allan. Hill of Holland and Ro- bert MeCurry. A reception was held in the church parlors. Before leaving for a honeymoon to the Upper Peninsula, the bride changed to a white sharkskin suit with navy blue accessories andthe orchid corsage from her wed- ding bouquet, The couple will live en Murphy street. The bride is a graduate of Michigan State University where she was affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta Sorority | * * * Mrs. Hess wore a° blue silk organza dress with a feather hat and matching .accessorie« and a pink rosebud corsage Mrs. Crandal] was dressed in a pink linen sheath with white accessories and a white rose- bud corsage. + bouquets af. Rev. Hart to distribute upon his arrival, including informa- tion about our board of educa- tion, schools, city management, industry, and library. Included in the work of the Japanese Mission Committee has been the organization of special prayer groups. Organizing the project were Dale Olsen, Japanese Mission Committee chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dunstan, prayer groups and financial backing; Benjamin Church, industry materials sent to Japan: John Grieson, city material: Mrs. Paul Kratt, coordinating ma- terial from young and old: Mrs. Robert Alton and Mrs. Clayton Rule, bon voyage party; David Pursley and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Legge, pub- licity Miss Calhoun Feted at Tea Barbara A. Calhoun, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cal-_ houn of ‘Spokane drive, was honored at a bridal tea Satur- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harold B. Euler of Ot- tawa drive. There were 65 guests present at the tea, the first of several prenuptial parties scheduled for Barbara, who will marry Thomas W Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo J, Cross of North Ham- mond Lake drive, Aug. 22. Oakland Park Parents of the Mr. Mz. and Mrs. WoC. Married Saturday afternoon at Methodist Church were Ann Myrtle Coombe and Kenward Beecher Pearce. couple are and Mrs. Raymond Coombe and Pearce. 7 )) __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 195 MRS. KENWARD B. PEARCE Pearce-Coombe Vows Spoken In Church Rite Ann Myrtle Coombe was married to Kenward Beecher Pearce Saturday afternoon, on her parents’ 36th wedding an- niversary. The candlelight ceremony was held at Oakland Park Methodist Church before 225 guests, with the Rev. James W. Deeg officiating: He was assisted by the Rev. Robert Willoughby of First Methodist Church, Big Rapids. The bride’s gown of Bombazine featured a loped Sabrina neckline accent- ed with inserts of Alencon lace and highlighted with borealis sequins and seed pearls, The bouffant princess styled skirt was of inverted pleats and formed a chapel train. Her fingertip veil of illusion was held by a crown of lace outlined with seed pearls and sequins and she carried a cas- cade bouquet of shattered white ‘carnations and stephanotis. x * * Judith Dickstein was maid of honor. Bridesmaid was Kar- en Barling, and Susan Ross was junjor bridesmaid All the attendants wore length dresses of white organdy over pink taffeta with scoop necklines and matching head- pieces of pink taffeta and tulle silk scal- Pe Van Wagoners Get Together “It never rains on the Van- Wagoner reunion’’ was said again on Saturday when some 65 members of this pioneer Michigan family met for the 55th annual gathering at the home of J. L. VanWagoner of Andersonville road, .Waterford, As on other “‘last Saturdays in June,”’ the fixed date for the reunions, the weatherman had predicted showers, but a retreat to the big-red barn on the VanWagoner estate was not _ necessary CAME LONG WAY , Several distinguished out-of- state members came, including Brig. Gen. Lou G. VanWagoner of Washington, D. C., an Army budget expert who testifies fre- quently before the appropria- Sun Shines on tions committee of the Con- gress; Col. Frank VanWagon- er, Army surgeon and top rank- ing officer of the surgeon gen- eral's staff who flew in from El Paso, Tex.; Esther Van- Wagoner Tufty, Washington newspaper correspondent a NBC news commentaton x* * * Others were Mrs. Fre rohs of Atlanta, Ga. small sons, Jeff’ apd Jim.. whose husband Maj. /Fred Ka- rohs is temporarily stationed _ at Omaha, Neb. (Mrs. Karohs is the daughter 6f the former governor and Mrs. Murray 2, VanWagoner of Birmingham): / James VanWagoner Tufty of News of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hill and son Paul of Poteau, Okla., have arrived in the city to visit Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs. Ward O'Brien of Hamilton street and Mrs. Percy Thompson of ~ South Jessie street. The Hills' daughter, Pat, has been a house guest at the O'Briens the past three weeks _ and will return home with her parents. = * &* * Vacationing at Virginia Beach, Va., are Mr, and Mrs. Timothy Daily of Berkley ave- nue. . * * * Among out-of-town guests here for the Saturday wedding of Barbara Ellen Hess and Robert Lloyd (Crandall were the bride's sorority sisters, Betty Yost of Park Ridge. II).. and Carol Corbitt of Chicago. I , All were affiliated with Alpia— Xi Delta sofority at Michigan State University * * * Home after two weeks of training at Yeoman School, | Miss Thurman Chicago, advertising executive, son of Mrs. Tufty; Rex Mur- phy, Federal Aviation Admins — Personal Interest Bainbridge, Md., is Judith FE. Thurman, yeo- man third class of Naval Reserve Sur- face Division in Pontiac. She has been a member of the Naval Re- serve in Pon- tiac since De- cember. A graduate of Pontiac Central High School, she is now employed by the Pontiac Police Dept. She lives on North Shifley street. * * * Paul D. Hagle, a senior chemistry major at the Uni- versity of Michigan, has re- turned home for the summer The son of the Paul K. Hagles of Middle Belt road, he recent- ly was elected vice president of the national chemistry fra- ternity,. Alpha Chi Sigma, and was one of six out of 200 elect- ed to the National ROTC honor society, Scarab and Blade. af Pe Se street- - Their cascade bouquets were of pink and white daisies. Flower girl Ronda Lyons wore a floor-length dress like that of the bridesmaids and carried g pink ribboned basket filled with pink rose petals Bruce Horton was best man - and ushers were Howard Lyons of Grand Rapids and Bryan Tompkins . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Coombe of Chippewa road and the: bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pearce of Whittemore street Following the reception in the church parlors, the bride changed to aq flowered white pique dress with white acces- sories and the white carnation from her bridal bouquet, and the couple left for a honey- moon to Northern Michigan, — They will live in Big Rapids where the bridegroom is at- tending Ferris Institute. The bride is a graduate of Ferris Mrs. of pink cymbidium orchids Mrs. Pearce was dressed in a beige taffeta dress’ with beige and green accéssories and a green cymbidi orchid corsage. apple tree, a ‘business eeting’”’ was held with Presi- dent Harold Burmeister of Kingston presiding. Other of- ficers were Ruth VanWagoner of Wayne, vice president; Mrs. Helen Maloney of Dearborn, secretary; and Mrs, John Bur-, meister 6f Kingston, treasurer The last two were re-elected Former Gov. VanWagoner was elected president and Roy Van- Wagoner of Orion, vice presi- dent. As always, a small prize was given to the oldest, Mrs. Rena VanWagoner, 84, of Oxford, and another to the youngest, Mur- tay D. Wikol, 5-month-4 son of Walter and Ellen Van-Wag: oner Wikol of Birmingham Last week he was in Buffalo to usher_at.the wedding of a fraternity Brother. On July 11 he will fly to Long Beach, Calif, fer a month cruise with the U.S. Navy. : * * * Air Force ROTC Cadet Laurence A. Hempton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle O. Hemp- _ton of Hiller road, is attending summer training encampment at Selfridge Air Force Base June 14 to July 11. A business administration major at Michigan College of Mining and Technology, he will be commissioned an Air Force second lieutenant at the time of his graduation. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Rob- ertson (nee Kay Keller) of Clarkston announce the birth of a son, Charles Gray IH. born June 271 at St Joseph Mercy Hospital Grandparents are Mrs George Keller of Riverside, Ill, and the late Mr. Keller and Mr\ and Mrs. Gray Robertson of Clarkston. Coombe wore a dress / of blue lace over taffeta with’ pink accessories and a corsage. Husband rying ; to Help Yo By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: The other evening my husband and I and another couple went to the the- ater. I had on a thin summer dress and wore no coat as the evening was quite warm. The theater, however, was air-con- ditioned and our seats must have been right near one of the ur vents as it was very cold ] thought it would warm up after awhile but it seemed to be getting colder and I could hardly keep my teeth from chattering ‘ *"After a while my husband removed his jacket and put it over my shoulders, He was critrcized for this and was told that it was very improper to sit in the theater in his-~shirt sleeves, Was this such a ter- rible breach of etiquette?” Answer: It is improper to sit in a theater in one's shirt sleeves, but as your husband's doing so was very obviously be- cause of his praiseworthy con- cern in your comfort, | do not think he should have been cnt- rized » “Dear Mrs. Post: I live on the fifth floor of a large apart- ment house. When friends come to visit me in the evening, is it necessary to walk out to the elevator with them when they leave and wait until it ar- ives” Answer: It is better to see departing guests into the ele- vator, but this is not necessary, especially if at means your leaving other guests alone Post “Dear Mrs When a person mentions that someone ; in his family ts ill, is it proper/ to inquire as to the nature of the sickness?” Answer: You rather ndtural- ly say, “I hope it is nothing serious."” To this he, or she, either answers, ‘‘Oh no'’’ and goes no further, or tells as much as he, or she, feels in clined, “Dear Mrs. Post: If a group of young Avomen go to a night- club for’dinner and stay to see the show, is it proper for them to wear hats or do they go without them?” Answer. If they are wearing daytime. dresses they may wear hats or not as they pre- fer, with evening dresses, no hats should be worn. > ear Shower Fetes Future Bride Judy Bassett Bride-elect Judy Bassett was honored at a linen shower at the homeso 8, Kharles O. Miller of Pine Lake. A lunch- eon at Rotunda Inn preceded the Thursday gathering. * * * Guests included Mrs. Russell Bassett, Ethel] and Vera Bas- sett, Mrs, F. L. Shield, Mrs. Paul D. Hammond, Mrs. Ger- ald H. Thompson, Mrs. C. R. Sauer and Mrs. David Ed-- strom, Others were Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Robert Ewles, Mrs. Charles Whitfield, Mrs. Harry Windiate and Mrs. Lola Kemp. £ > * * * Guests from out of town in- cluded Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Mrs. Jack Sharkley, Mrs. Frances Blackstock, and Eve- Ivn Backstock, all of Detroit: Mrs. Paul Maize of Davisburg, Mrs. Jack Walker of Garden City, and Mrs. F. J. Mc- Elhaney. of Birmingham in Area A son, Harold Mark, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Euler (nee Nancy Gray) of Syracuse, N.Y., and formerly of Pontiac. Grandparents are, Mrs. Moffat A. Gray of Lake An- gelus Shores-and Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Euler of Ottawa drive. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mueller (nee Virgiriia Freebury) of Drayton Plains announce the birth of a son, David Alan, born June 25 at Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Freebury of Blaine street and Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Mueller of Flint. _ * * * Mr. and Mes. Russell A. Gfover (nee Lois Ealy) of Ww ine drive announce the bi of a daughter, Shari Jo, born June 17. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ealy of Boston avenue and Mrs. Clayton Lins- enman ‘of Oliver street, x afternoon at Chapel, East Lansing, were ; Messer and Lt. Dean E. Bidwell. Their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Thoman Messer and Mr. t Married Sunday Alumni Memorial Carol Ann are and Mrs. ‘ Robert F., Bidwell. MRS. DEAN E. BIDWELL stvenreEn! B Suh Smiles Upon June Brides » Age 13 4 Carol Ann Messer Weds Alumni Memorial Chapel on Michigan State University’s campus, East Lansing was the scene of the Sunday afternoon wedding of Carol Ann Messer and Army Lt, Dean Earl Bid- well The Revy P. Marion Simms of Peoples Church, East Lansing offigfated at the cere- mony Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. A. Thoman Mes- ser of South Genessee avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bidwell of Edwardsburg. * * * A gown of silk organza and Chantilly lace was worn by the bride. It featured a princess- styled bodice of silk topped with a hand patterned lace _ yolk and cap sleeves. The bouf- fant skirt, ending in a chapel sweep, was accented with a band. of patterned lace. Her fingertip veil of imported illusion was held by a lace plateau encrusted with pearls and sequins, and she carried a cascade bouquet of feathered white carnations centered with a white orchid, - a f MRS. GEORGE A, GOOGASIAN ‘Army Lt. Dean E. Bidwell Bonnie Campbell of Penfield, N.Y., was maid of honor and Marna Kemmerling of Three Rivers was bridesmaid, They wore blue silk ballerina length dresses and carried cascades of pink carnations. ; Larry Bidwell of Edwards- burg was his brother's best man. Seating the guests were James Van Bortel of Chicago and Loren Prine of Constan- tine. A reception was held at the chapel. The couple will live in Fort Rucker, Ala., where the bride- groom is stationed with the US. Army Both are graduates of Mich- igan State University. The bride was affiliated with Delta Delta Delta Sorority and the bridegroom with Phi- Kappa Sigma Fraternity Mrs Messer was dressed in a pale blue embroidered silk organza sheath and Mrs. Bid- well were a pink sheath. Both had corsages of cymbidium or- _.chids Married Saturday evening were Phyllis Elaine Law and George 4. Googasian. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Law of Miami road Mrs. Peter Googasian of r oad . Area Couple Married in Candlelight Ceremony Phyllis Elaine Law became the bride of George A. Goog- asian Saturday evening. at First Presbyterian Church. Dr William Marbach officiated at the candlelight wedding before 250 -witnesses. . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Law of Miami road are the bride's parents. Fhe bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Googasian of East Iroquois road. The bridal gown was de-- signed of soft silk organza over “I Do" taffeta and fea- tured a bodice and front panel of rose point Chantilly lace. The oval neckline was trimmed with seed pearis. Three-quar- ter length sleeves and a chapel length train enhanced the bride's dress, and she wore a tiara of seed pearls which caught a fingertip veil of illu- sion. Her flowers were pha- laenopsis orchids and stepha- notis in a semi-cascade Maid of honor Kaye Newlin and bridesmaids Marilyn and Juanita Law, sisters of the bride, Mrs. Conrad Michael of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. David Ward. and Sally Olmstead of Oak Park, Ill, were gowned alike in dresses fashioned aft- er the bride's of aqua silk or- — ganza over taffeta with oval necklines, short sleeves ind bouffant °. skirts. They wore matching headpieces and held semi-cascades of Mary Jo roses and ivy * * '* T he- bridegroom's brother. Arthen Googasian, served as” best man. Ushering were Con- ' ha a 3 \ Fide eee ce Se ee ee ee ck ek cs ek th ee Soe le et es a ts rad Michael of Toledo; Charles Law, brother of the bride; Kent Vana of Northbrook, Lll., Roger ~Krock of Detroit, and James Patterson of Haze] Park. * * * Following the oeremony 4 dinner was served at the Xoosevelt .Temple. Music for after dinner dancing was pro- fided by the Don Shurrett or- chestra Mrs. Law was dressed in aqua ChantiHy lace and wore white accessories. Her corsage was of yellow carnations sur- rounded by clusters of yellow miniature roses. Pink silk with pale blue accessories was the choice.of Mrs. Googasian. She wore a corsage of pink carna- tions surrounded by pink mini- ature roses. : * * * For traveling the new Mrs. Googasian wore a brown silk and cotton suit with white ac. cessories and the orchid cor- age from her bouquet. The couple will take a month’s motor trip to north- ern Michigan, Glacier National Park, .Montana, and through the Pacific coast states to tour the west. They will re- side in Chicago. The bride is a graduate of the University of Michigan where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sgrority. The bridegroom is a U. of M. grad- } uate where he was affiliated ‘ with Phi Delta Phi internation- al professional legal fraternity. -He is in his junior year at Northwestern University Law~ School * : ' and Mr. and. East Iroquois . Y wi ff ~ at the : i 5 THE | EIGHTEEN _ or Jantzen are the heavenly figure swim suits jn. smartest 1295 « 250 . Boo 1662 S. Telegraph Shop Every Night ‘til 9 Saturday ‘til 6 THE mficld “TASHION SHOP i -ONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959-006 + eens ae ee (ine for Over the Fourth” and ‘Vacation Days’ Bermudas, clamdiggers, calf- skinners, boy shorts. In cool wash ‘n’. wear sailcloth. White or your choice of colors 3.95 » 6.95 — FOR UP NORTH, OUTING, HOME, with deep Summer plunge Hidden Treasure gives you fullness confid: nhially without pads, [t has a no body is perfect AAAR every body needs Peter Pan BANDEAU: The ‘no- elastic band as Shere moath, comfort- alil fit prevents ula “4 fine whit whit pre - hi ~~ June 29 thru August 1 only! 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He thirlks every- ute I see Bob No. Two I feel down trouble Must I tell my | stattering. She is a happy and I. . I 1 Sie body is trying that. I love him, also Each sister or my husband or should well-adjusted child. I say leave | ‘Women like 1 to put some> + wants me to stop seeing the I crack his head open: for well enough alone. a thing over on other but I can't make up my him? RIGHT-HANDED a 9 , I him. He holds mind which Bob | love more. . A LADY DEAR RIGHT: I agree with | her?.... \] up traffic on | | think J love them both. Is DEAR LADY: If your broth- . | . 7? | a toll bridge this possible? er-in-law insists on - ignoring zo: 9 , | . : so * | P’'ve known 1 counting his IN LOVE WITH TWO BoRS | ‘Your warnings—tell your hus- CONFIDENTIAL TO J. L: It — ; and“ _ ! ut 2 wine change three | . 8 ; aie 9 re a7 ? is better to love a short man I . ! a pd ens f pearls vo vk on ‘ to. . than never to have loved a | them all... | aw 4 times and you oe ae peal thes os DEAR ABBY Se tall one. Reconsider | . ~ } SH, know those ind dont make any per s+3 yeafs old and 1s left- * * * Ae , Caen se Heseer manent decisions now There handed - 8}, husband contends “For a pereonal reply, write to | they re nly ! 3 APPY try te cheat ie jots af Betis aL haven t that a left-handed person is) | ABBY in care of this paper ne | Ge = | ile makes. eeeryhody oie met wet “ handicapped living in a right- eatcleve eel-Sdcressed.. mamye: L. < hs: t 1 ia him a receipt for as litle as a * * * handed worldy He is overly con- | | SLOL v di trade. Hay . DEAR ABBY I am a decent cerned about this situation and New, York has been the most \ » ] He pends aio edie Wie wife and mother but my sis- .- thinks we should try 16 train {heavily populated state af the Ln-| N ve . } ; a ‘ ter & ha wh r j k « | KP at he 1 > 4 - rie F . | i ™ » : | SS Se — his bills looking for: an error Mchusband makes passes a ler to use her right hand ex- !ion since 1820. <= @ (he has never found any) and |t - OO - | = his suspicious nature is dris A . 7 : | ing me crazy, He nevct was It’s a Big Job : e |- dike this, Abby. It al] started = about a year ago Is there any- ®. | thing I can do about it? 52 : vom JUSL Lry to Please KL.veryone DEAR WORRIED: Get your <4 a husband te a doctor! When a . , , . person begins to imagine that By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN weight. One of the VERY best milk instead of whole milk. She is a a ae tS pol Most housewives must feel that rests a housewife can have is a an cut the fat off of her meat somethiny over on him even- “enti F; ‘ i : : bs the thing people do the most of S#eation from meal planning — | a for Sf ome t | tf } > +h - ” é ‘ : set = ; ‘ My . : “ ; tually someone doe A but is eat! Their families devour ANY type of meats, for ANY- mu a the SS ia ; in Bo ently, inet everything ino sight dike locusts. ONE! eee ee an DRead. Bn putter , é ie k x be sIh Ju: She can make her own salad . PPAR ABBY: Can a person ; mii: finish — ne il . The whole thing becomes very dressing with tomato juice as a | MEET DAVID EDWARDS fire the woman in the house has eony te, : : TT is-even tise very ; Hat this his = beeettes . ; : mis hope fer husband snacks. She can use very littl . his has nie baffled. [ fell | if a woman plains three mesls eens Tes a: . ~ ; : ee oe ea f DRIVE IN THEATRE in dove with Boh No. One dur ; requires miure food than she does butter on her vegetables. These a day for Ine Gho days In the | 5 one Sane ' . mg my freshman year at cal- because of his greater stature should be removed from the pot “7: year, she will have thodght uy i Mare oe ; ST's lye Last sunmymer I met Bob ‘ion scm Of ennse a voalie The childs n neha foie 0 before she seasons the family’s. leas MURST : e EShl { eqiiite tt niieh he cause youl on a pe es AEE a With these simple rules you imitation ine fo Henke at iale Gao | Re aes in the can feed your family as usual on " Cerne “tilegeens tat ge Waattd: loes ; | TO PLEASE A MAN, Marv from heytae Then, ti, ba eck ; , i pie ; ‘ nine wie , and use practically the same | fe fast doesnt test the olf brain qr DUTIES 1a beth Special WIClS Tol” “menus, It would be wise, how. I CALL CAREFUL DAN Hire ditiawifiatiots hecalis® Host folk«. CoO” If im rater to lose Weight ever, to cheek on yourself by “ have their favorite morning mical In the first place she should counting . calories. «x f-adtman SCOLOR FOR FLAWLESS md eat the same things over-and plan her menus from the stand- oe or % 7 7 over aynin at that time point of good nutrition. That If you would like to have some - DRY CLEANING However, if you count only two ter . ee ae tek .Teadymade menus along this line SOS meals a day the average won, hic 3 ai 7 now what foods send a stamped, self-addressed en . — OPO an plans around 700 meal, a a ES: velope with your request for. my y year. For this reason it is easy BUT — she can take smaller “Mr. and Mrs. Diet” leaflet No MEET for LUNCH ? ys to see why she may procrasti: helpinus She can substitute fresh 44. Address Josephine Lowman in i "9 nate ahgut planning a special fruit for dessert. She can drink care of this newspaper, RIKER FOUNTAIN i , diet for herself in’ order to lose skim milk or powdered fat free , x. * * Sealtest Ice Cream Tomorrow “Pre-teens! Get the ; Popular Prices Jiamp on Teen-age Beauty Poob : : k ildi Patricia Sue Flanders i ——— = . e Wed in Monroe Church | Tony’s Summer Special! . . ys OUTTA n Pp Cla. A - ‘ - 4 ee Patricta’ Sue Flanders and This low . SE \ Trp George Edward Payne were is low price good ¥ Veer marie’ Saturday afternoon at during the months of en ‘ ‘. c St Pau) Chureh Monroe June, July and August \ et +) eel Dr. Arthur Klgntz of © Oak + ee Pave! I! officiated at the PERMANENT A Not oniy his valuable double ring ceremony before . 4) clothes but the whole OO uridests Tle was assisted by . complete with family | deserve Pontiac Dr William O | Moulton haircut Ses ¥ OT ) PF e isundys gentle -~ It will take a bit of prepara - mE a 4 tion et tee E i - on to truly enjoy this warm acs Bits |! HIGH ER weather in comfort. This season Tah aE i he " veg in the sun can be ¢ iy =) ib ‘4 ' . far more pleasant ten. iif he b ou re : if ns? hen you allow tao ‘ ; | You Gee AN TI whe Oh a more time for re- Me Bua Corefree Haircut taxation. Your Be pt : beauty routine {ts 4 HY ay : epteave ; ; ; — my Permanent by an Experi an excellent be- “ihe ° 0 enced, Licensed Operator ginning First of i fi =: all yo . ad & Sivted Set all you'must have t Po : 2 C an attractive hair arrangement Our Eamous Guarantee: Consider the importance of a ‘ . “* a casual “do” that requires a -, | A Complete Wave tor minimum of your time and dé ; $3 75... None Higher effort SS — . i = SS me ~ An attractive hair arrangement _ : 4 a il M | IC )} t \ Cl : Rh Al | \ created Just for vou is the best Ds) COMPLETE | ; beginning for Vour summer y) i d 4 \\ QOD sT1¢ PP cemfort and convenience Let . v SHIRT SERVICE : 78! us arrange if for you Rowena q, “IX 719 W. Huron St. FE 4-1536 | . = Beauty Salan, 4831 Dixie High- “ | /2-North Saginaw Street ee ee Quality Cleaning , | AY, ravton Plains, OR 3- ‘ wing a Over Baxfey's FE 8-3560 3a4l 14S. Main Ct. Clarkston ) Since J920 Air Conditioned , : MA 4-1000. 1216 Baldwin, Pon- : —- tac, FE S-3735, be amart-look smart & p : - ™ . . % NS Z cs \ = = ee, d 7 ad eee, Oe | c a eat ee ee ee oe fk ee _ = a We _ = ee % ae ieee inPr . ra | -, ’ i / . , ‘ % : } | j | , = pe THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, TUNE, 29,1999 7 ! NINETEEN |- | M th Ameri i werd MOTHer Cannot Flay ole or bo aren 5 merican Marietta Saturday || a - ae afternoon at | By MURIEL LAWRENCE Lit had no ‘effect. at all. When she{ me! Sit on Stuart! Subdue him! appear so paependend so self- MASTER PAINTERS — . First They sat-at a table, in the big! removed the relish dish, saying,’ I'm so fashionably thin: that my jpassured, so superior to: any need . \° iia expensive roadhouse on ‘the. out. ® you've had enough,” he sitting on hifm makes no im-" for husbandly strength and co- v Presbyterian skirts of one of bur most expensive re ached over to his sister's plate pression. Indeed, Bill, I only ‘operation in the discipline of chil- - Church. of exurbs. The father might have @%d 8rabbed her olives. aac i eee ee CE "Birmingham been a rising young TV or adver- In her cool, overcontrolled voice, sufficient,:.certain of all.the an- How we got stuck with it doesn’t e tising executive. The mother, in his mother said, ‘Stuart, sou swers—and am really unable to matter if we could sjust register | - were ‘Janet her trickily simple red linen heard what I said. Give the olives father our children for you. our resentment of it. We seem un Ann Burwell’ sheath, was slim as a high fashion back to Melinda.” | Seeeem) Bteart, coer ie end 7h bl Wi — / N 1D lmodel “and wore the. same look| He-shoved them into his mouth. | mever quote Doctor Spock or |2°°¢ to. We just , Smoke and ant | = | Gesell to you again, so help me!” |4'ink too much, get headaches and LaMar A: jof bored disdain. I thought, “Oh, young mother, |divorces imagining we're mad/at| f oe But when she turned that look |-why don’t you open, that carefuly | She didn’t say this, of course. So | everything but the one thing that MacNutt. , on the exurberant little boy beside Plpatickea mouth of yours and what happened was family sur-/ VRS, LaMAR Vr. and Omar E, MacNutt. MacNUTT Janet. Burwell Wed in Birmingham Church Wearing a white Italian silk gown, trimmed with Alencon lace, Janet Ann Burwell was married to Dr. LaMar A. ' MacNutt. at First Presbyteriar “Church of Birmingham Satur? day afternoon. Dr. Glen Harris officiated at the double-ring ceremony before 200 guests. The bride is the daughter of - | Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bur- well of. Birmingham. and the ‘bridegroom is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. Omar E. MacNutt of Neome drive. A chapel-length train accent- ed the-bride’s grown and a _white silk cap held her finger- tip veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and white miniature roses. Mrs. William W. Adams of Jonesville Was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Leah Mae MacNutt and Mrs. Rich- ard L,-Wood of Royal Oak -They wore dresses of white organdy over light blue cotton and dark blue picture hats and ———4— _—— a DO a at Ona a rwwwvwvvevevevegw'™ GREGORY'S ; JEWELRY ; “THE ARTHRITIC RING” $ For Those Hard to Fit 9 A Call FE 4.9838 3 rwwvvvvvvvwveww* a i i lt PONTIAC'’S COMPLETE CORSET SHOP Bobette Shop 14 N. Saginaw St. nb am ? Weert wala INFORMATION and TRIAL FITTING _ with no obligation Pontiac Optical Center Saginaw 103 N. FE 2-0291 Next 2 Jacobsen's Flowers | “CONTACT LENS | _: looked like doll clothes Across trom Simms fi | OR as Se la WILLIAM K. COWIE Custom Upholstery 25 Yrs. of Practical Experience 205 Voorheis. Rd. FE 4-2857 Between Telegraph & Orchard Lake carried dark blue corn- they flowers in baskets < * * * Best man- was Ronald K. : ras and ushers were Watdomer Roeser, Dr: Richard MacKenzie of Ann Arbor, Rob- ert Ward of Cineinnati and Dr. Adams of Jonesville. Ring bearer was Torey Bur- well of Torrance, Calif. A reception was held in the church parlors. Before léav- ‘ing for. a honeymoon through Michigan, the bride changed to a navy blue silk suit with navy and white accessories and a white rose corsage. te * x * The bride attended Univer- sity of Michigan and received a Master of Social Work De- gree. She was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority The bridegroom is a graduate of U. of M. School of Dentistry. ~ and’ was affiliated with: Delta Sigma Delta fraternity Mrs. Burwell wore a rose beige sheath dress with a skirt of silk organza over taffeta and a lace bodice and matching accessories. A corsage of green cymbidium orchids were pinned to her purse Mrs. MacNutt wore a blue séath with a chilfon back: panel and matching accessories and a corsage of white Ama- zon lilies and stephanotis. a = Bigger Babies All the Time GARDNER, Ill. w& — Babies are getting bigger all the time. : This word comes from a manufacturer who has been making baby clothes here foi almost 40 years. Before World War I clothes for new babies Now these standard items are al- most twice as big Then one yard of could ‘be cut into three gowns or kimonas, takes two yards. fabric baby Today it Today's sizes one to three, | says the manufacturer, are comparable to sizes two to four of 40 years ago. An old pastry brush makes a fine tool for cleaning crumbs from toasters and grills. Dis- connect appliances before cleaning, please. Their parents © are Mr. and | Mrs. Walter T. Burwell ane Mrs. Nice Old Lady May Be Perkier Than You By RUTH MILETT her be pened more _- ele es,| ery to your husband: ‘‘Bill, help | Like a lot of other: readers 1 or are self-employed in such 0e- got a kick out of the headline cupations ae baby-sitting cater: ing or sewing. . Breaks Sound Barrier”) of .a 71-year-old | who got a look after ‘Granny over the story /great-grandmother their business ‘Jet that twice during her ride is going on in the worid about exceeded the speed of sound. - | This flyjng great-grandmother, them. -Mrs. Zaddie Bunker, may hawe x * * been the first great-grandmother They ve successfully broken the to break the age barrier — the one @ge barrier and if you ever refer ithat used to relegate women in to one of them as a their 70s and ‘80s to the role of lady-’ youd better smile “sweet little old ladies.” a The sweet, little old ladies have rebelled by the thousands against ‘4828 the old. rockin’ chair, And though SIZES most of them haven't swapped | 2-10 it for a flying machine, many of es ‘them have swapped it for lives, Sgt ‘that would have been pretty dar- ol : Ing even a few years ago. > They don’t move in with rela- tives any more if they can help | it, buf maintain and run their | own homes. They drive their own | cars, too; many of them think. | ing nothing of taking off alone or a cress-cotntry trip. They keep up an acve life® going to parties afd having | parties often enough so that no- ~ body needs to think they've retired social ‘from the social swim They choose their: clothes. with care, and they go in for gay be- 'coming colors instead of the black, togs. that little old ladies used to wear Their hairdoes are pert and be- coming and their grooming makes many a younger woman look down right careless | See diagram, — even a_ begin ner can sew this ay a DESIGNER SAMPLES Were to 545 Howard Hodge,” $7 Gi Mr. john jr: _Milliasey § Salon —foeens — ; Mickel Terrie awd Carner t ; \ | ‘ & : 1 f ' 3 : Te ee . ~~. s 2 7 ew'aasie Hal Boyle’ s Mail Bag: Average Man. = . + NEW YORK (AP) — Thangs a frontier? It went columnist might never know if he some 600,000 US didn’t open his mail and work overseas Bet here’s something Today live abroad. civilians you never Someone has figured the aver age man spends a year of his life knew about owls They 7 an ea on the plone: The average wom. their eyes in their soc ne but I El, nA an? Well, add a decade they can pivot their heads over e a ¥ an arc of 270 degrees. If you triet d \ oo we . yng (0 do that, you 'd have a sore neck Many mammals ‘enjoy eauing') 4 year : egys, but only two types of mam , * - x mais lay eggs. You're re was Up Heaven bles our happy ay = Ss oe ¢ ihe ans oe aacebill gh es home item: The Bon Ami Insti ie answer— a ‘khi platypus the aaswer” m ae della tute, after a national survey, has ind the spiny anteater Cultural note: Americans ous hit more new books in VWoS thar entire - human rat owne » Guild Picks Woman YEHITS g@iti For n ret i “ : ' F RAN POP K 4 people will t i briscat | id COVET than i ' thiget ' ae 8 t of Detroit } i te } if ¥ yi ft bat ay vi ) dent at Bur I prefer ert aie t rity af :* pre aT ' lary sr — American Newspaper Guild fae All Jobs are Iike this LOC PARb at the guild's bth annual con thing about the acting profession.” ; - > = iventior Wiss DD Hondt works for says Walter Slezak iy - oe waite ~ the etroit: “Times the time an actor pets a roll he really can sink his teeth intu has no teeth left’ : U. S C di * 4 * . Canadalan Do you speak foo xf onan ‘inn SEAWAY Stamps slowly when you tal? spe ak at a rate of atwnit os iss R - T a minute, unless someone is t re are wins. ing to interrupt you . Don't forget to thief proof yout WASHINGTON FAP) A unirgus house before you take off on your em | tamp collectors went in summer reation During July-fo general cireulation Saturday and August. 1500 1 homes are Phe St Lawrence Seaway twins burglarized every 24 hours issued simultaneously by the "Taint so that At opera stars Uputed States and Canada are sissies Elaine Malbin. the gi Thee 4 Mty stamps whieh had tite soprano works out moa gym there first day sales at Massenia timost daily. She can do Zo push NY and+tHtawa Friday while the . ups aithout a pause ost so seuway Wis being dedieated pranos of previous generations mark the first tine the United couldn't do five push-ups, -even States hag joined: with another with the help of a baritone and country in issuing an identical de-| &iwo tenors Sign, “Dontask me why, but a survey, The new stamp became showed that roost adults drink less available to the public at Amer milk on pime ¥ than any other can post offices Saturediy The) day in the weet ame is true of the Canadiin Issue! Our quotable notables “Wheniun Dominion office aocval’s single. she worries about The ( S issue cortsists of 120 the manoan her future * saves DP million stamps bxperts estimn ited han singer Rosina Paayran And that pertiay 1 millon of ae when she's married he werres wil quickly disappear into abenit the fiitvre » tae ri itbagrn of tha nation { a | Pipette t } million Latnipp eollectot 000 ( in Fork Cit Canadian issue consists of 40 ae al it e f fi f io on tornegr s Nhat heappe ty Te Jrvint tump 4 ani ute rate ~ Phe last wa n Wi when the to stamp was issued im Vir om aban it doen biy Wily FUEL OIL) 5 the Netherbuads ond Belyiuie tea No Contract a Necessary State Polio Cases Up (all Pouliy LASSIE Wie hagtans 109 * poli Cott Pevpieds it hy €a Bt Gregory Oil Co. pared with it ind Ui sane reopen) ba ytobl hit ite f 94 East Walton Blvd. \ ' 7 é pus Heal Wopnartrne ti Pepart erase Phone FE 5-614) tawooof them poo Wat ere ove I operted this weel if you are unable to pay your payments debte or bille when due, see MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS and arrange for payments you ¢an afford regardiess pf how much of how many you owe NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY Member American Assoctation ef Credit Counsellors “Let 14 Years of Credit Counseling Expeftence Assist You » Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wea and Sat. 9 to 12 Nobn MICHIGAN CREDIT cou NSELLORS TIA Pontiac State Hank Bidg re Boe” n UNE 29, { oF 1959 found tha} men ave more thorough at the rate of 720 feet an hour. | HE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, - re ' \ than women when it comes to Hara-kiri, the custom of com-'Jars for washing dishes mitting suicide by disembowel- chewing gum last year. ment,-is still popular in postwar American business 18 worried letters, During the 1930s, each let ter cost the average company 50). cena, Now the cost’ fs about $1.70) a letter, and the spelling is usually! worse Ever wonder walks? Well, if his in good shape, tootsies Bertha Adkins Speaks at U. a Japan. About 1,500 persons a year’ about the rising cost of writing there take this traditional cere- isticks for every person in ihe) monia] exit from life, Zoos have been able to mate | ilions with tigers. The offspring of: how fast an ant ‘a lion and a tigress is called a younger years have turned out to| are'“‘liger,” that of a tiger and a'be much nicer people than my- he probably travels lioness a * * * (142 million miles long. Carrol] who observed: “tigon.”’ self.”’ of M. . Institute Told U.S. Pays " g12 Billion Year to Aged wN ARBOR up The federal government is distributing than 12 billion dollars a year in! benefits and services for older people This report came from Adkins, tnder secretary health | education and welfare, in 1 speech Thursday before the Nat fional Leadership Training - Insti lute ; The government's chief expen diture for the aged, the under sec retary said, is in Sectal Security benefits “The President and congress helieve,”” she said, “that while the primary responsibility for meeting the challenges and prob- | constitutes lems of aging is that of the states (effective group in the nation, out- | | side the farm bloc. and communities and of the indi- viduals themselves, the federal | — government should work jointly | with the states and their citizens | to develop recommendations and plans for action.” | She -urged states and commun} ities to conduet conferences to m Sen. Blondy | Hits Additives for Sausages LANSING, of Sen Charles Blondy (D Detroit) says “additives may be all recht for jrasoling bul et for Sayiscage Pthoanely wpe out yesterday weninst a dnll seusht by sausage makers Whe want to use bacterial farters” of the lactic acid group to speed the curing process A veaur ao, the Legislature gave its eoansent to use of ascorbie acid ino tmienat products to preserve the Hiractiveness of their appearance ifter hours in a show ense, “Tt fime the housewives gol ime omeat in sausage and less iduiterants.’ Blondy said be failed to slow proyress of the bill) which was advanced for a passajre | vote next week . Michigan School Plan LANSING UA three-man team f top national educators will spend Iwo weeks in’ Mic higan, ne a alll itiating the program of the | Viichipan Edueation Assn 1 tale Kennedy, MEA execu “live secprtary, said the ealuation Houtd inpprove staff activity and | help ote specialize services pro. | vided fo the association's $5,000 Inembers GET OUR ESTIMATE BEFORE YOU BUY—LOWEST PRICES IN OUR HISTORY! FREE ESTIMATES FHA 60 Months to Pay Ist Payment in SEPT. Operators On Duty 24 Hours a Day COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE E 3-783 BIG te NO MONEY DOWN t2Z2ezreeene eaerwatarcr FAN Construction Co. wen K: { give mOre House Conference on Aging meets in January, Dr. 3ertha University of School, day's viding medical care sons is to produce more doctors. i “We now have 83 medical | schools graduating 7,000 physi- cians a year,” he sald. “By Jackson Chapel to Open 1970 we will need 4,000 addition- al physicians each year. Dean Fedele F. ‘igan’s School of Social Work de-| iclared that the elderly group now @ ete @ a A a-a & 8 2-@t2a2- a These 2 A joint meeting of ford Township Board, Ce ; befure the White sion, George set for 7 ‘Township Hall. Opinions 1961. Charles J. Tupper, of Michigan told the institute that to- most important need in pro- for older per- id population growth, JACKSON (PF — : Southern Fauri of Mich-| the most politically) ramounted to an average ipe I wanted to reform Scrubbs, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the The Michigan Prison close behind hundreds of. persons here Tuesday, The institution will | hold an open house for public 1 spection of its new all-faith chap- el which was constructed through | gifts and contributions. Officials to Discuss Waterford’s Growth the Board and a representative of the Oakland County Planning Commis- has of Water- the Zoning gates of “ron Mountain | IRON MOUNTAIN ® — L. D.| -'|Tucker, editor of the Iron Mountain pends Year of Life on Phonetiitro Rei Americans spent 306 million dol- News for the past 12 years, will 250 millien pounds of retire from active newspaper work: This-on July TI, it was announced today 200, by F. J. Russell Jr., publisher. Tucker’s retirement comes after years of continuous service with country, or a single stick of UM the News, dating back to October 1925; four years after the news- Le Aas Paul Vincent paper was established by the late | The peo-' F. in my) J. Russell Sr. * * * Three staff changes nounced in connection with er’s retirement. Russell, is publisher of the Marquette Min ‘ing Journal and the, Escanaba Press, will be editor-publisher of the News FE. O. (Buck) Erickson, editor, will become managing edi- tor and L. S. Staple, business man- will become general man- were an- Tuck- associate ager, age r. The changes are effective July 1 been Zsa Zsa Sues Shop | Purpose of the meeting is to Oyer Use of Her Name of the’ discuss present and future plan- Medical ning in Waterford Township's rap- and to get name together on zoning problems, said jn electric-lights over a Hollywood Township Supervisor Elmer John- Boulevard dress shop—for a while, (AP) — shall-not gleam LOS ANGELES “Zsa Zsa's”’ at least. ‘Actress Zsa-Zsa Gabor recently filed a $200,000 damage suit alleg- ing the sign was put up to make jto do with the management. will | liminary injunction ordering |Sign down pending trial. A lawyer n- for the store argued unsuccessful - as Zsa Zsa who has given per- _|mission for _use of her name. gasolines with TC who also ~ | The| the public think she had something - A judge Friday issued a pre- the ily that it has an employee Sey NC | All municipal "ade work- | ‘ers in Oslo are now required to, jtake specialized training courses | ‘before getting permanent appoint- 9 ‘ments. 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(Editor's Note Soon Americans will celebrate the Fourth of July and as usual. police and undertakers will be busy Can Americans be told any thing they havent read or thought before about highway safety? We think they can We think this story does.) 0 2 6 PERE RE ON I Nees . And Then There Was One’ Before and Atter JERRY HILL. < IRENE JERRY HILL. IRENE By SAUL PETT Associated Press Newsfeatures Writer. SHELBYVILLE, Ill_—A train smashed into a carload of eight young people near Mattoon early today (May 16', kill- ing seven and critically injuring the eighth. The youngsters had been to a prom at Shelbyville High School last night. The dead were identified as “ His blue suit was new and his*— green 1956 Chevy shone like new ice cream and cookies at a ‘Stan Ivan Moon was proud of his car ley Products Party.” The ladies and always kept his lures up. That were gathered for a demonstra- afternoon he had washed it and ion of the new line of dust mops polished it and vacuumed it and ¢-niture polishes, brooms and filled the gus tank. At 22, there other household gadpets is soul satisfaction in dressing up and. tlre tte pails tub. the one queStOn| “DoE pass in ) ; spection”’’ The assembled ladies He backed out of the. Moon place, agreed he did and he left for a small farm and saw mill Op- fpene’s on foot. eration two miles north ‘of Shelby- ville, and drove up the country. road, It was a clear night, cool for May, and the windows of a car could easily mist up Jerry contented himself with As usual, his tired, black. old Foe . — ae | — cocker spaniel, Mitzi, followed him : = : over, Mitzi “always waited at Irene’s house until Jerry brought her home from a date : Ivan drove past the home of At the Moons’ house. a small his friend, Jerry Hill, just 200 “square frame building with TV yards frgm the Moons, and head- jut no inside plumbing, the walls ed for Dorothy Thomas’ house, a throbbed with excited chatter mile up, All three houses were > on the same road and the same GIRLS EXCITED : party line—one long, three shorts © Jerry and Ivan gave the girls for the Moons; one short, two their wrist corsages of white longs for Jerry; four shorts for carnations. The girls pabled Dorothy. The flowers, they said, would look divine around the boys’ shoulders as they danced. They were so excited they couldn't cut the lapel holes in the boys’ new suits where each would wear his carnation. Mrs. Moon cut the holes. LORRAINE JERRY HAYES LORRAINE ~— JERRY HAYES And boys being boys and girls being girls, it was beginning to look like the three houses would be linked for a long time by more than a country road or tele- phone line. Nobody was more excited than Ivan dated Dorothy, and Jerry ; I dated Ivan's younger sister, Irene she sparkled ind neey winte ton WA ] udy, on Her 18th Birthday . — DOROTHY IVAN SOROTEy AN They double-dated frequently. They length formal. She wore low heels : e went cat - fishing together and ., che wouldn't be taller than Jer- : oe ec tal _ dolls ry. Besides, it would be easier to his group were ‘driving in from birthday, and her parents added new Champarzr 2 mules north And thes leit together and crowd lia le than 1000 feet, it rose installed in the National Honor with oie Cie ‘Laat Sey ae = and Irene just loved danc- the north, Lyle Pfeiffer was about several hlousee a a 7 : " : mee age sw {ito Ivan’s ia wm oungiarded railroad cross- Society. 1 “ a “ buned drove to Ramsay Lake in Jerry’s; after dene a ready to drive in from the west ee tae ce nou — hey ae de oy mdi farthex alowed ‘ihe THEN. THERE WERE EIGHT : - . asad «é dune: tehacw ered car. Tonight, prom night, it was’ ancing, her greatest love Most boys who go formal to the should have been, they had been ine the & cre mail handling and They drove the 27 miles to Mat At 12.05, the Louisiane x i su " . a Ivan's turn : jwas horses. She had her own _ ert. thel getting ready all afternoon with tn 2 an a toohain about 30 minutes The press reared down at 75 miles uation, . een was Dured in ‘ |brown riding horse, named Dinah, Shelbyville High prom rent Mell the help of Mrs. Keen, who did Passenger delays. nothing serious speed Was not unusual The road an-hour and smashed into Ivan her graduation dress, next to her RING FOR IRENE in the pasture outside. Every day, white jacket, black tie, shirt,studs, thei: hair. Melvin Keen, superin At 11 05. in the gym in Shelby¥- was straight: flat. uncrowded The, Moon and his friends best friend Dorothy Thomas. Jerry had just bought a ring for|that Irene returned from school, cuff links, cumme rbund and black, tendent of a road construction com- ville. th: prom reacned its tradi: sneeq limit was 69 by day. 60 by ,; 1 aie oo lLvle Pteiffer and his sister. Lor Irene. But she was only °16, just/Dinah waited at the corner of the pants from Richardson's Clothing pany, took pictures of his daugh- tional climay might t 4 a A ns co a4 pen. ka 4. Paine, were buried outside Shelby finishing her junior year in high pasture nearest the road for the Store, on Main Street, for $9.75. ter and her friends & jitie col walked down cthe’ it was now 10 Be me ner ot — tonal starersine Ke Se Se sila ee a school, and Mrs. Moon said she school bus. | But not Lyle Pfeiffer and his | He took pictures: of them eating floor, carrying “a crown She In) Mattoon? van Moon pulled bone Micon afd: Wires Hdl and Us burned in Wood couldn't accept the ring unless she Irene was a fine student and. friend ea Hayes. They were slices of Judy's birthday cake He dropped at recovered proceeded his sparkling Cher Up to XS Tags been and [ale Iicitler and Liwn “The ate tion from ther told Jerry it. would he a long en had just made the National Honor collexe ane They had brought took pictures of the girls in theiv to the throne Then came the royal Drive In Seming Selected Foods a aine Plath md derey Vans frate hs to split into two gagement. Irene hadnt told him society On Monday, she was to be their formal clothes down with new dresses and wrist corsages— attendants ur student couples With A Devotion to Qualit vnd Dorothy Thomas were dead >) SD ENE ES vet. That is where their romance jnitiated. Her special forte was them from Champaign, where roses for Judy, Carnations for*Lor-' Then came the hin nm Queen) From their formals, the atten no obscure fraction of the 77.000. 7° T'S | < buried in bis new stood onthe might of Friday, May math, a fact duly noted by class- they were freshmen, fraternity (‘raine He took pictures of the givls|to be crowned while the orchestra dant ould see the kids hid been wued every vear in auto accidents Su 15, 1959. mates wishing “‘best of luck, to a! brothers and roommates at the ‘pinning on the boys’ boutonnieres. played, UA Pretty Gal | ke a to a prom From their gay busy CURSAGEM AND DEATH AND THEN THERE WAS ONF.. Ivan and Dorothy were much | great Algebra brain,” in her year-, University of Illinois. Lyle was HOME BY 2:30 Melos Phe band didnt have chatter, they could see they were - . ore Mane e lean i farther along. She was 18 and book. Irene kept the books on the! 18; derry, 19. The Pfeiffe: had left tou ta . rane ote bea ; hae fin bee ene Dot A inKINE i” . uu " ite o Ivan “Moser he driver lived raduating in 12 days. She had |family farm and handled all the ; a. : on ua Then the King danced with They ordered hamburgers and toward Ne right rear. Ht threw a — - : . ! correspondence . Both were handsome, cleancut. the Keens to decide when the cou. the Queen and the royal atten giant root beers the car forward and to the right Ivan VMoo . in the hospita been wearing his diamond a year ShOEREn EE: excellent students. Lyle had a col- ples should return that night. Now! dants danced and soon they were The ere served within five like a sliced golf shot Tt sheered “ith a sh fractire and other and it wouldn't be long now. Ivan | MOM SNAPS PICTURES lege scholarship, In high school, Melvin Keen told them followed onto the floor by 200°), nutes _ - — . off the roof and cut the chassis) injuries had « steady job as s mechanic | At long last, everyone was he w as’ president of his chapter of} “It's okay if you want to go out! others. For most kids this was . . jalmost in two and stopped the For a week. he kept asking his in a farm equipment store in- Bethany. Things looked ood ready: ot Moon took their pic- the Future Farmers of America: and eat afterward as long as you the end of the prom and_ this Sine} mn soon after, eight _ clock on the dashboard and scat- mother Momma “hat hap : aa ee 5 id. be jtures outside the house with a'In his high school, at Woodlawn. ‘tell mejwhen you'll be hack ’ “was the last dance. The song ie suki nate in the front seat. tered metal and glass and up pened? She said, “You were hur! Ivan expected they would be (fash box camera. Mrs. Moon told Ill, 100 miles south, Jerry had They “said they’s get home by wae “Moments To Remember | Cr ™ the back: & girt sat OF holster inf cppsages and root [van Pont remember? married before the end of ‘the them to be home by one. Irene'been valedictorian and active in 2:30. Melvin Keen was content with : , a lap in the front seat, to Ivan bee ntainprs and clothes and A, didnt penser bet summer. | protested, “Oh, Mom, we want to'the 4-H Club that; Lyle always got Judy home’. It was now it Io Moons right eight human beings in the soot After a week. his minister and ae nh 4 ’ Ve ii t f tt rs. 1 } ' } } Ivan turned off the road toward 80 somewhere and eat afterward.” «pays PLACE BEST” when he said he would Like the ast act) " They may have taken the food stained weeds along the tracks doctor told hun what had hap > ne “f > m4 . a BAIC 2 ) » ‘ Ve ‘ eft for the wt in the Judy heen ned her liver were yt r ' | wn } am Dene noniwer 1S ePvVes the new a house where mia Mrs. Moon said one would be fine Jerry was now studying veter oa they ] for the pron . u : Sone . anil twat with them. It nown that s " How did this accident happen? pe ned } 7 | mo nt hi iy lived with her aunt and uncl * * * a inary medicine Lyle, dairy tee h eiffer ca . . . A votls ariel sce ING i he kids took thers , bes 1 wi ; Was it the crowded car and the -™ lgened. Ten mee clouded over Betty and Bob Agney. She had| No one felt it necessary to re- nique. Lyle planned, after grad: ¥LL ARE DANCING ny ee Mey OPE blocked vision, the noise, the un in i. « - * come to live with them when she mind Ivan to drive carefully. Nei~ uation’ to return to his father's Only every touch number #0 " . . ate and Jeft Ina hurry misted up windows, the distract | . was six, when her parents sep- ther he nor Jerry drank. And it 139 acres; he frequently said, ‘This proached rock ‘n roll and they were . Ly] _ yohad to hurry They had tights of a busy highway par The d { ;; : had arate ‘ . > , ' . Some time i ie VIC’ only # ‘ yintite . Steria he doctor sald he nad aratéd, at a time when the Agneys wasn't difficult for Ivan to recall place looks best to me of any I've mild versions. Ia Shelbyville, thes \ se e time is ! ; e'¢ nly a fe wominut ‘ \ fn alleling the railroad on the far 3 ’ ” i had no children of their own. that three years and three months seen.’ ‘ds can dante fast bit mxny vf Pfeiffer and his gioup decided to NORTH TO NOWHERE aide? developed an amnesia for the ac eee . is = . RIris ance Las Aa TANS ‘ merve wi Vit Maver thie } d Sheth, . . The CtOr Sak be, a Since then, the Agneys had had ago his older, married sister was’ Because his own home was so ihe country bors care (oo) heavy met vith Ivan) Moon . Ml bis) Home and Shi Ibyville lay due re Seifert. eo nine ee cident, The doctor said maybe, vhildren gf their own, But that ; Sa aantotece “fr meee 7! “> group Why? One can only guess.:west. Ivan Moon drove north n shelbyvile, they will be Aas8k- neychiatrist could help him re 5 : | killed in an auto accident. At the far Jerry Hayes often spent weck- footed for the iy stuff _ ovens thr . - nad ifference. Doroth leony: Gr ore 7 . ooted for the speedy stu Judy Keen and Dorothy Thomas’ Why? We don't~yet know ing these questions through an eter- »,ember made no muerence. Moromy was filling stations around town, they'd ends at Lyle’s home. The Pfeiffers) Jyan Moon and his group enter _ best friends. They could t Ivan Moon and hattering ty of pain ° And, {1 help him } inet chi Aj . 5 : : : : ‘re bes ends y cote ave re F ; rf z y OF Pal An { the doctors n heip hi the first child in their house. She tell you Ivan Moon was no hot- had grown fond of their son's eq the gym and took more pie = re a t frie iM | 1 , ie f van Moon . and his chal ering | _ | nd, af : j = relp i . = ath} ; Fi . c . , ve . ectily bre oer va he : “ner 2 Jrove F f shelbws 7 ; ay, Jerr rememin the nieht 1S gl ix was stil] something special. jrodder; in pulling out, he didn’t friend and began to regard him as tate alia theh-wont io dhcic (abi een : i" . ly ti TG | . passe Fs re . drove north, on a | ‘ il e. , cane ay Ty ret 7 ! Pane - : : PS = ut an ! : : : broucht the two group avether, dark blaek-fop rode Mills a was still waiting fer ’ IS WET MILLEN * * * gun his car one of the familh tle Pic : = ' | § G e amiss vile Pfeiffer and his group ariived p th D f ' ' j Minera t tk bow will Tcar toon a | oe rT - t 7 3 L ‘ . Remit he Piel aati | pad In less than h Tridie he road Vir dia lhe ne s horse mt tre ! Cut vA, i ivan ioon Y__As. Ivan turned fn, little Brad) es eT seh itl wate But one may reasonably sus. later and went to their table” And y.crine shot Ivan Moons car was becan paraliel the [lings Cen list then forget™ And hen? And | Agney. aged Q was waiting with othe thes q the es ‘ anted pect that Derralne Pieitfer's feef. soon they were all dancing in® oi shape as alway (ral tracks Manda the che cue was do be wii 7 the usual sShakedown..‘Gum,” he '0 De there early to take pictures ; aan’ ‘ ° oe | , af friends. Evervane pol into the '@& toward Jerry Hayes wasn't The gym bad a Mardi Grae said, Ivan gave him gum and was : ad exactly familial, He “wae attrac dec inet wie co. nivel 1 % bi “CO i Thi—gay carniva allowed entrance.‘ Car a F _— : ” a € - i. th . THEN THERE WERE FOUR . tive, intelligent, attentive. And he scenes, clowns, smiling masked :€ontrary to all: the natural ~~ w collége and 19. - inle ene ¥ They drove back up the country as a ge man faces painted on paper on the laws of womankind, Dorothy was — ready. Her fark hair was short Lorraine, who still lived at home = e¢nq walls, the” ceiling girders road to the Agneys and were duly . : l and helped her dad milk the cows draped in bright bunting and. admired and photographed again ¢ in a poodle ‘ut. She wore anew, Ivan said. “We bett te poing | 8t 5 &.m., was only a junior in under the west basket, the throne pale yellow, ballerina -‘length | | With ay dee “ruffles, at ake high school and 17.’ : awaiting the coronation of the formal, which was heavily ruf- hall nos 5 Dorothy int And ; : lear beautiful! Student King and Queen, fled and spread wide over an in- | : _ aust fovge orothy into oe ee ae ner skirt contathing 75 yards of | the c car ‘night filled with stars and the whis- Card tables ringed the shiny gyin material, Ivan seemed to ap- Evervone laughed Ilave a good pers of May, Jerry was taking her fjoor, four students to a table. ©] prove of what he saw. | time. the Agneys said. The two to the prom They were double-' admission per table. bach table ; couples left, headed for Shelby- dating with hgr brother, Lyle, and had a bowl of ‘mints and a little ~ Bs theyMlett Mrs. need asked vile: . re-w&e his girl, Judy Keen paper mache centerpiece —a carn that they return with Irene and : ; ft, The pre-dance excitement was yaj hat. There were also tables for Jerry so she could see ‘how smethye ite 2 a arene teen ‘such that Lorraine didn't want to ae sche hoard mentbe 5 everyone looks’ They promised of 4,600, a quiet town a bit foo be home where the boys might see the principal, the uperintenden! hyisy to be called sleepy and too serene to be called bustling. and headed back to the Moons. her getting ready. So she spent the the sheriff and their ladies THEN THERE WERE TWO At Jerry Hill's house, things were jumping. He had been talk- ing about nothing but the prom! for more than a week. Now, at: last, he came downstairs, a slen-| der, slightly short boy, scrubbed and glistening in his new blue suit The week before, he had turned 19 and got, from his mother and brothers, a back-seat radio speaker for! his éar.~Fonight, a man of substance. who held a steady * job as daytime manager of Broverman's Pool Hall op posite the fire house in Shelby- ville, Jerry Hill was taking his girl to the prom ‘ It was to be a big night, and there was no particular point in‘ recalling that 11 year ago to- morrow—very early tomoerrow— his father was killed in an auto acchdent. Ordinarily. Jerry+ was very af.- , fectionate with his mother He'd hug her and she'd“say Jerry. save that. for Ir@pe.' and he'd say. “I'm just rehearsing, Mom.” PASSES INSPECTION Tonight, Jerry didnt hug his mother because the tiny fiving Main Street is wide and clean. The counfy courthouse sieps are broad and roomy enough for men | in-baseball caps and dusty jeans | te gather and converse or just | watch the traffic or the day, And, (ee a tall, gaunt farmer with! jase fund. and the class fund came iweathered face and eyes reddened from the earnings of students who across from the courthouse, in- evitably, in a little fenced off triangle, stands a monument to the war dead. - The town has two industries to speak of. One makes hay balers The other makes hairpins. Other than that, Shelbyville exists for the surrounding corn and soybean farmers. They come in on Friday nights and, while the women shop,) the men mostly stand around or have a beer FE°V CHANGES IN TOWN The town is. about 120 years old - and clings proudly to its historical footnote: Abe Lincoln once rode over here from Springfield to de- bate a judge. It has changed little The population remains farily-com- stant, ‘ It has little racial mixture and : , ‘ 4 =e » We v { 3 : i ATY ¢ aN few -stresses. Most families have been here three or four genera tions and, -as -oneé man says “They ve kinda lost track of where people came from.” Anda little after &, on the night _ afternoon at Judy's—an afternoon GIRLS SPARKLE of girl talk and girl preparations Refreshments consisted of punch < and cookies baked by the girls Ail At the Pfeiffer farm, Lyle and told. the prom cost $900. Part of |Jerry got into the Pfeiffer family the cost was met by the $1 table a 1 ee car, a 1948 Chevy. And Walter|aiarge. The rest came out of ihe by dust and sun, quietly told his wen) out the previous auturhin to son : help farmers pick up the carn “Remember, the Chevy's bearing missed by the mechameal pickers is shot: Better not drive her to at the ends of the long row Decatiir or any place that far after At intermission. the daneer ore” the dance tired to thecr tables to wotch a : OnnOmo on the Hawanan (1 The emphasis was on the dura ™ more on the Hawana bility of the car. Walter Pfeiffer * ©"! play the piano. another girl had no particular reason to re. Vocalize mind his son to drive carefully; The dancing resumed. the boy was level-headed. Before it became a cliche, About & 30 Lvle Pfeiffer and semeone in higher authority Jerry ‘Hayes arrived at Judy should have pulled the word, Keen's small frame house in Shel. “radiant,” out ef the English byville. They came in on the tail language and reserved it for high end of a party. This day. May 15, Scheol girls at a prom. The 1959, was Judy's 18th birthday. To girts that night were radiant: night she was going to the prom the boys, handsome. Mr«. Keen. In 12 days she would graduate in the bateony, noticed it, Par ‘sek for tleulariy she noticed it in Judy Keen, She could see dady but dady couldn't see her mother in the shadowed balcony bigh school A gir] couldn't more momentous events For her birthday this attractive blonde girl ‘had asked for and re & ceived from her parents a com-' It was now -11.05 bination birthday-graduation gift- At 11.05, an Illinois Central train an extra fine, extra expensive called the ‘Louisiane,’ southbound room was full of women enjoying of Mey 15, while Ivan Moon and white graduation ress. Came her from Chicago to New Orleans, was | | - . h . . ai . 5 ry : ai | ; f 1 J eerie) ‘f —ey, || s t - hae age ; “ Highland Twp. Man F West Germans Still Plan Gets Amvets Post. > TWENTY-TWO -" , oud THE PONTIAC BRESS, MONDAY: JUNE. 29, 1959 Must Revamp Schools, | When the present modern cal-| endar was adopted, Wednesday, | automobiles, Sept. 2, 1752, was followed one day ‘later by Thursday, Sept. 14. In 1896 there were only four generally known as \“horseless carriages,’’ in the en- |tire United States. Says Education Leader By G. K. HODENFIELD when 24 separate study groups ler_of the Michigan Department of AP Education Writer BERLIN « — West Germany;termed the notes a new effort to, principal Allied powers as the cap- onveus - - pushed ahead today with plans for meddle in-Germany’s internal af-| ital of a reunited Germany.“ jas te Burton 7a Mapleridge | LAWRENCE, Kan, (AP)—Man) Details won't be known = sev- ssidential election i mee cece eee creme) eet ee ee ALL FOOD TOWN MARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A. M. TO 6 PL ww Se Governor Fears the Fourth Pleads for Water Safety LANSING (UPI) — Gv. G. Mennen Williams and the State Police today made strong pleas for water safety over | the Fourth of July. Williams proclaimed JOLS 28-July 5 as “Water Safety | ' _gnd Safe Beating Week.” The State Police said if good. weather prevajls, water fronts and beaches will probably get their heaviest crowds of the season, and urged recreationists to “emphasize safety.*~ There have been 72 persons drowned and 43 injured in | 100 water accidents reported so far this year, police said. “There is great need for increased public interest in water safety, stricter observance of our water safety laws, broader cooperation with enforcement activities and greater citizen participation in safety programs,” Wil- liams said. “This will assure that enjoyment of our beautiful nat- ural resources does not cause discomfort, injury or death to others,” Williams said. Police said the 72 drownings this year included 10 poat operators, nine boat passengers, one skin diver, one water skier, 11 swimmers, six children who wandered into water and seven youngsters who fell from docks, banks or other objects into water. * * * “Persons involved in boating accidents are now re- | quired by law to report them to the nearest police agency | if there has been death or injury or property damage ex- ceeding $50,” police said. The other water deaths this year included: - Ter/Suicides, one who fell off a ship while working on it, two’ found dead in a submerged automobile, three per- sons who fell from bridges, two who rolled into ditches after drinking and falling asleep, two persons who fell through the ice, one man trapped in a caisson on a con- struction job, one who fell from .a dock and another from a river bank, and four unidentified who were found float- ing. | Freeze Asked on Raising Instruction said the proposal would hold*the minimum for the coming State Teacher Standards © \eclasct year at the 75 semester hours of college credit required LANSING u®—A proposal for a> one-year suspension of planned! if 1958-39. upgrading of minimum require- | * * * ments for the initial special cer- | Under\the certification code, tificate for teaching will be given’ minimums “for 1959-60 are sched- a hearing by the State Board of/ujed to be raised to 90 semester Ihowrs in some ‘schools and 120 Education here July. 7. _The State paar of Public! hours in others. 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FE 4-4611 0 OE Plus Duck c Cartoon an and Novelty A OAK “as tor Me’ BLUE SKY sk Fri: “Say One for Me” —_a 2 HE RULED AMERICA’S LUUONASTNTTTTNTeTTTTTTTTTTTTT DRIVE-IN THEATRE aD eq - MOST INFAMOUS ERA! STRA ’ ry FANNIE HURST'S « MADISON LIFE AND 1 AIR CONDITIONED ND bd 7, = HEIGHTS 2:3 TIMES OF _| NOW! Doors Open 12:30 mitawon | : S RD BS ee OT . [~ ors ALL HERE fl a is KING OF Intact... Uncut ot rte COLO GRD » : PROPOSED BRIDGE Oakland and Wayne Counties! Sessss FUTURE X-WAY YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT IT ON TV! — SSS OISTING TRUNKLINES \y Seesarne . | nimal Story! OTHER STREETS OR ROADS an TROPOSED AWAY ROUTE This is the State Highway under contract at the end of 1961 This is. the portion between Department's map showing, thél proposed location of the southern M24, northeast of Pontiac, and 11':-Mile road. The 3'g-mile section between I1'g-Mile road and Eight-Mile road has, no construction | portion of the Oakland County Expressway, 4a ' Contiey Us comme SPAIN ‘a , date vet. A public heating on route location is scheddled for 2 “i. * " ; PLUS Pontiaciand Detroit. puble dotted| lives indieste the expressway p.m. July 9 in Royal Oak's Dondero High School. The four-lane, me a es DAVID CHILL @ RODGERS § HAMMERSTEIN’S M CREA M route, while the empty circles mark where bridges are planned limited access highway is scheduled to become part of the national 4 ot Ls ~ LADD: WILLS iE C “VIRGINIA AYO Circles with X's in them mdicate proposed interchanges The first interstate highway system, connecting Detroit, Pontiac and Flint ¢ Sel c . section of the $50,000,000/ federal aid hivlway is scheduled to -be with expressways into northern Michigan ik JA f, ¥ | cotgn oy oe Lane Ke Ae . 3 a 4 ‘- = See ad sOUTH Paine COLOR by DE LUXE running between TALL STRANGER | te ee OPE : Mey U AN ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURE = pRAZZ-MITZICAYNOR |] Starts WED. JOHN KERR: FRANCE NUYEN a Hollywood Headlines Offer Vivien Leigh Role of Empress in ‘Hellraisers’ emma » DRIVE-IN THEATRE Last Complete Show Starts at 10:15 MA 4-3135 = J . ae MARILYN ] . e By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS jof US) Marines who, with the b ; noe , 3s ~ HOLLYWOOD—At a meeting be. Welch Fusileers, held off the = THESE Open 12:30 TONY tween Buddy Adler and Jerry hordes of the foreign hating em- Shows at ‘ : , “press in Peking for. 100 days, 4 | 1&64PM eS) Cc j Ti$ ! Wald it was decided to go all : at J =o | i | 24e ~ UR | ste out _to-try.to get Vivien Leigh to’ France Nuyen, who owes 20th P | ne as ——wa «EP play the dowager empress Tru) ® plcture, will play one of the | | BY ENING? Bilty WIOFR Ifsi of China in'The Hellraisers,” 'mpertant — ceméubines of — the oe Open 7:15 Admianion om 1 $5,000.00 spectacle of the Boxer, court. She will be out of “The , Show at Mata. 90 Rebellion The émpress of the World of Suzy Wong" by the time 8PM Even. $1.25 Ching dynasty. was one of the “Heltraisers goes before the J Children = 50 fabulous character of history She C®meras forced all the mixstonaries out of! You can't compile any list of “19 NEXT ATTRACTION ote China ‘promising young star and exclude Les minote mes ‘On o0n featuring “TT HAPPENED TO JANE” paps “Hellraisers,”’ a story by Barre) Dennis - Hopper. He practically ren stiten hes 7 Lydon, deals with the contingent! stole the show in ‘Young Land." _TECHMICOLOR f - * ~ : . , ° e , % ‘6 : . ‘ os a oe a oe a a I ee in A Ab de BA ee oe om Oo ee me ci oe eh Oe eg ey Ss pea aa De i et fn Oe Ss THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 29, 1959 / a + ae = y > | Ds i i ¥ = rr’ _ | / i ; / ; / ‘yi > i ( i \ ¢ TWENTY-FIVE oF q "_e SALE DATES Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9-5:30 Everything INCLUDING the Kitchen Sink at DEEP . . . DEEP Price Cuts During SAVE PLUMBING'S Once-a-Year SALE FESTIVAL . . .. } Friday 9 to 9 be told from A grade 59 | . \A | Ay _ z fA es] ~| STAINLESS STEEL ( ) sy HUNDREDS OF ITEMS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! Tuesday, June 30 at 9 A. M. we open for this great 36 Hour Sale. Because we will be closed Saturday, July 4th we are holding this sale for 4 GREAT DAYS. NOTHING IS HELD BACK. Come early to see every sensational value. Remember Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 to 5:30 and Friday from 9 to 9. White or Colored—2 Compartments s CTORY CLOSE O ACTOR -OUT Steel $ 95 vnitehen Sinks | 7 | OF YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN or colored. Slight imperfections. Can't a AO KIT HEN INK 9 @ Timed Appliance @ Acid Resistant Sink , c 5 3 Outlet @ Light Over Sink Bowl ADVERTISED IN eee » ses ue Sore TS eee cio te © Single Handle Water SATURDAY EVENING | | Control ‘ POST AT $199.95 : | Disposer AEN 0 0-1 Licht Switch, © iden Water Foucet [one @ Extra Appliance Outlet ® Hand Lotion Dispenser $ 95 | CAST IRON @ 2 Tilt-Out Storage Bins @ Formica Top - . KITCHEN SINK 95 @ Detergent Dispenser © Stainless Steel Trim _& Bowl 21" x 32° double compartment. . L . gleaming bite enamel: Farsi se 14 New Appliance Features—Save Over $100 quality m | Wholesale Prices! PLASTIC PIPE 100-Foot Lengths LOOK WHAT YOU SA 5 Ft. Steel Both Tub... .... $46.95 Va aes 5c Ft. Cast Iron Bath Tub. «ww... $59.95 GA Ensen ger 9 95 Cot tan eth rise haa Op eee u Vac Ft _ | Laundr y Trays 4”S.H. Soil Pipe... iin. ... $ 3.79 We Te Fe | Compt wih strdy sand a ; i ; OG 85Gb oo ¢ : faucets. First quality. A grade. 3 . ‘e vee eee Length 6 5 : * . 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Lengths ........ ft. 24¢ |. Less 4’ D. H. .. S349 Ea. itm cose enema, dicperd. on, ~ Up V2" L SOFT—-60 Ft: Coil .............. ft. 25c¢ . . | Slightly Imperfect plus light 24” K SOFT—60 Ft. Col ss. ft. 45¢ ee _ Lo | FITTINGS 7 : ) ni i. 2 nna ” COPPER ELBOWS | Soc ewan Me 7 KS — 3-Pc. White FAMOUS BRAND V2’ COPPER ELBOWS... aa Mv COPPER TEES sss Tee BATH SETS WATER SOFTENERS Ba COPPER TEES |. =. 222425.2-...--. 29¢ phat: $132.50 | es §S-ft. tub. wash basin t * OL : ad closes. WE _urae y : to £50,000 Grain—White es = gain ‘Complete @ilhrall A fede Enamel—10-Year ” $ 50 * chrome fittings — peered Jd. Factory Warranty ao BATHROOM > 95} fee sieise _ * di . Ca Siac ts 9 5 i Other Models at Comparable Savings — e icine Colored Bath Sets . $99.95 . Adjustable shel white en stainless steel rim, Full 14x20 wal! opening xe 52 GALLON ELECTRIC 569° ™ NN QUALITY —3-PIECE | MATER RATER | Wholesale Prices on Steel Pipe | | COLORED BATH SETS | 20,e4. AUTOMATIC $4,498 21’ Lengths 9 Va-in. Galv. .. $2.86 1% -in. Galv. ..$ 7.09 WITH CAST IRON TUB 34-in Galv.... $3.73 1'4-in. Galv. . $ 8.38 Regular $219.95 Value 1-in. Galv. $5.32 2-in. Galv. $11.50 . dees butt as Reg. $289.50 HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC ’ DISHWASHER WHITE—UNDER COUNTER MODEL 149° Colored Models Slightly Higher ves, hinged coo 30 GAL GLASS LINED $RQ95 GAS WATER HEATER cast na canny omy ear See $1 DQ | | 3 . Hits ea ached Ja ete | r “The Store That Values Built’ , iow us to these say 8 Py a a Fiberglas you 3 WAYS TO BUY: COMMITMENTS LAUNDRY TRAYS 95 | WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE '<8%wi 3 with white omemel cabtset, Modern . . . 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. Open Friday Nights styling. Storage compartment. Chrome | We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities As Low As $1.25 Weekly ‘eil 9:00 plated faucet 3,000 Gals. Per Hr.— Reg. 39.95 Free Parking on Wesson Street Side Phones FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 A | PULL FACTORY GUARANTEE , - & PLU MB l N G S U P P LY | C 0 s SUMP PUMP 95 | * ral Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings — Everything in Plumbing Supplies 172 South Saginaw Street Free Delivery Except on Cash and Carry Piel . : / TWENTY-SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959 ae ——_ 2 ; : eg ee ed ee eo ee eh ee eis mm hams che: ree Meee |. He’s Heading for The Pontiac Press to Make His Theater Tour Reservation... Almost 60 Sold and ~~ 85 is the Limit!...Seplember I4 thru 19 Five Hit - SS NIGHTSAT THE => Fly With Ease Aboard Broadway Shows... LOVELY HOTEL MANHATTAN = — American -Airlines “Destry Rides Again” “GET ACOUAINTED” PARTY = FREE Ty URINTED" PART EE TV TICKETS ‘Flower Drum Song" and BUFFET DOWER TQ. NETWORK SHOWS — Tour of Rockefeller ALL FOR 6 . |» Tour of Rockefeller / Marri lage Go Round Genter and Performance = $106 00 “Pleasure . Mis Company” at Radio City Music Hall ar 189 § ] f. 7 . . jo — { ( .! | i | : : 7 : ‘ - / ; = ' " A _. THE PON TIAC pax, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959 : faa f tat __-TWENTY SEVEN te =u rie 7 T : : ! =) ‘A f | * bs os Maxwell Again Is Tiger Sunday Punch ~ 7 Ff fe , The heat and humidity was so. great at Briggs Staditim .yester-' day that catcher Lou Berberet of ; the Tigers. lost 8'2 pounds. Eddie’ Yost may be a victim of the z Paw Paw. Ra 0s 16th Homer to. weather. He has made three er- rors in as many days and dropped | his batting average 20. peints. * x. (x Bert and Bob Bev eridge account- | ed for six goals but their Detroit ' CCC polo team bowed. .at Mil- waukee 12-10 Sunday. ~ : x * * Sally Sharp begins defehse of her Women’s District Golf As- sociation 54-hole medal play | championship today at Detroit Golf Club. The tournament ends Wednesday. It will be the first tourney appearance of the sea son for Sally, whe won’ the triple Flint Golfer Wins Publinx crown of women's golf in Mich- | igan last year, * * * The team of Jim Grady and Jerry Berles, playing as a Grand Rapids pair, Sunday won the Blythefield Country Club Invitational best- ball golf tournament. The three- day event had drawn entries from Michigan and seven other states Berles was defending -the crown he won with other partners twice berore. Grady moved to Grand Rapids recently from Cincinnati. Title Sunday Becomes Youngest State With 6-5 Victory By BILL CORNWELL A quiet, soft-spoken youth from Flint with an authoritative, talking putter—that’s Gene Hunt, * * * i , the new champion of the Michigan Peter Dawkins, Army's All- pyblinx Golf Association for 1959. America football : player and The 20-year-old Flint Junior College golfer became the young- est player ever to win the State Rhodes Scholar from Royal Oak, will report to Ft.” Benning, Ga., | for paratrooper training. * * * All evening events at Detroit's. Olympia Stadium will start at 8 p.m. on week nights and 7 p. m. humidity at Rochester Country on Sundays, the stadium manage: Club. ment announced today, lo ‘ing ri ‘< x One-putting ; ‘his trusty wood-shafted blade and Former Detroit Tiger coach (shooting three-under-par golf, Hunt Joe Sugden died over the week- seized a 5-up lead at the turn and end at Philadelphia. The former jclosed out the match on the 13th when he methodically crushed Alan- Thompson of Ridge in the intense heat and Champion at Rochester loud-' Publinx crown Sunday afternoon | Pleasant | seven greens with) | | FIRST AND SECOND — Ken Venturi (right) let Hunt AP Wirephot@ ajo teeeer iri weeds. ite Bait for a 6-5 triumph = of San Francisco and Johnny Pott of Shreve- Venturi won the tourney with a 233 total to . * * * [over the Scottish-born Thompson. port, La., smile at each other as they hold their retain his crown with Pott carding a 274 for Karen McAleer, 11, of 351 Au-) Ne eS SENT, CIES cups following the Chicago Open yesterday. second piece burn Rd, won the outstanding ©@Me to this country two years . ice skating. award for the past ago from Glasgow, failed to win| year from the Berkley Ice Skating|* Single hole in the scheduled 18. School, A St. Frederick student, [le match play final of the 25th Karen has been skating about | “nual MPGA tournament seven years and she received the! Thompson's putter, which was award at the annual Ice Show last /@rBely responsible for carryi him into the final round, failed night ght. e him_ completely in the title battle. Starting on the back side, his chip- ping irons also went sour and the ;match ended quickly and merciful- ily. ly Hunt had considerably more trouble defeating his semifinal City, Calif., a suburb of San Fran- used on greens and studying the m opponent yesterday morning than {cisco and the wind at Gleneagles'The greens in miy San Francisco he did Thompson. He was forced ‘Country Club with helping bring garden are much different — | to rally on the back nine for a ‘him the $9.000 first award yester- they are here. That garden helped | l-up victory over veteran John q.\ , ‘me a lot in learning the various _ Leck of Dearborn, Thompson, In repeating for the ‘tourna- grains of the grass and their ef- AMERICAN LEAGUE | meanwhile, was eliminating Sam en's crown Venturi drilled fect on putts Cleveland _ =e Pet. Behind Lima of Detroit, 2-1, in his semi- shots arough the gusty wind for; “‘Another thing, Ive learned Chicago 3% 32s 1 fina, duel. : we ca Pe . ; nee Baltimore 38 0OCU«M4 $28 2% a closing 66 and a 7-under-par| through experience how to play in Nee veck 2 8: 3h St This was Hunt's tourney from total of 273: He made up five shots the wind. I started learning when Rotten ul 8 431 § the beginning. He won the qualify- on Johnny Pott of Shreveport, La.. | blew up in the 1956 Masters: Kanses City 38 441M |ing medal] with a four-under-par 68 the leader through the first three where the wind made it absolutely YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland 5,. Boston 4, first ga: Cleveland 1, Boston @, secon ease Chicago 9, New York, 2, first game Chicago A New York 2, second game Detroit 7. Baltimore 2 Washington 7, Kansas City 3 ATURDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 12. eos . and continued to eat up the 6,353- ‘yard Rochester layout until the \Utle was in the bag With his father Art, a foreman Chicago 5. New York ‘his caddy work, Hunt fired 10-un- rs Oia 5, Washington 4, 10 innings. der-par golf over the 36-36 72| TODAY'S GAMES (Times Eastern Standard) Kansas City at Detroit, 1:30 pm (7-5) vs. Bunning (7-6). Qnly game scheduled | NATIONAL LEAGU © o | course for 89 holes of match play’ —Daley, Spanning six opponents. Against Thompson, Hunt won the |2nd;* 3rd and 4th holes, sinking a, se '15-foot putt, for a birdie deuce on! Won Lost Prt. Milwaukee a 30 . 383 = i|the latter, He boosted his advan- San Francisco 41333542 ‘tage to five holes by winning the Pitts pee _ 2 2 ee ,8th and 9th as he one-putted each st Loute a4 _ = < green His six-footer for a birdie Philadelphia % 44. a1 15. ‘three won the 11th and they halved YESTERDAY'S RESULTS out St_Lmuls $. Cincinnati + first gas = oto ou By yrecond a8iIne Nike Andonian:< bid for a 4th San Francisco 6, Philadeiphia 0 consecutive — state championship Los Angeles 9. Pittsburgh 4 , SATURDAY'S RESULTS went amiss in Saturday morning's St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 0 * oe . - Chirago 7, Milwaukee 1 jerd round when the Pontiac Cen Philadelphia 7, San Francisco 4 tral school teacher ; Los Angeles 3 Fiisbareh 0 aio) ae teacher bowed to Ty Caplin of Plymouth, 2-1 Michigan State golfer, in the afternoon quarter-finals. 4 TODAY'S GA (Times Eastern Mandaré) San Franciseo at Los Angeles. 10 pm Sanford (7-6) vs. Craig (2-0) Only came ached ed Caplin, a gers: ‘ee es YOUNGEST CHAMP AND RUNNERUP — Gene Hunt (left), -vear-old Flint Junior College golfer, Sunday became the young est player ever to win the State Publinx Golf Championship with a 6-5 triumph over Alan Thompson of Pleasant Ridge in the 18- hole match. play finals at Rochester Country Club. Hunt, who was also the qualifying medalist with a four-under-par 68%, won the 2th annual event.on his 2nd attempt. The 28-year-old, Thompson is @ native of Glasgow, Scotland. - ¥ was ousted “champion driver ‘Wind, Garden Pay Off for Venturi (APi—Ken Venturi fnade one of the oddest parlays in golf pay off for victory in the $57,000 Chicago Open. * * * He credited his garden in Daly CHICAGO rounds, who closed with a 72 and 274 for runnerup swag of $4,600 Venturi, who inserted the Los Angeles Open triumph between ‘ong for his only victories in a year, ig a perfectionist. * * * 25. putts on the last “T had Publinx Results SATURDAY'S RESULTS Third Round iPal Ty Caplin. Plymouth, defeated Mike Andontan Pontiac 2-1, Sam Lima, De- troit, def Joe Peak. Detroit, 5-4 Alan Thompson Pleasant Ridge. , def. Lee Gohs, Betroir 5-4 Dick Preaton De troit’ def Don Ray Detroit 7-6 Gene Hunt, Fiint def Wally Smt: Pontiac $-4 Chick Adams Roval Oa def Bob Papinrat: Detroit, 1 up aul” Baca Pontiac def Roy Iceberg Pan- time 3-2 John Lock Dearborn. def ‘Ray Cane Detroit 1 up 20 holes. Quarter-Finals | Johnny (Pott), lit, ime _ footeréto save out Patt.” said year-old erstwhile auto “It was the greatest Ive ever had the last varrus round in beating the 28 - salesman putting day been grass lve of Veal types “During grow Wg miserable for me. The percentage was with me when it was windy for the final round at Gleneagles and I set 65 as the score I would _at AC Sparkplug in Flint, doing all his 1958 Chicago Open and this have to shoot to win = * x ~* i “I. figured the wind would hurt! who is not used to and others who were ahead of. me. On a calm day. it would be easier for them to protect their lead than for me to try to cut it down “So the, wind garden helped me that it" and do 25- footer grass for an 12-footer next to reneat triumph loth he holed a 7 a par 3 after being He ‘dropped a eagle 3 on the 13th and a for a birdie 3 the lify his (¢ tles on the on solic And Lima def Caplin 1 up. Fhompson def trapped. He? had nine one-putt Preston, 1 up, Hunt def Adams, 1 u). oreeng on the ne “inc Lock def Bada. } up, 19 holes as s on the final round. SUNDAY'S RESULTS ms * * * Sem/-Finals — Thempson def. Lima, 2-1: Hunt def Third place and $3.000 went to Lock. 1 up Gene Littler wha closed with a 68 Championship Final 47, ‘ ; Hunt defeated Thompson, 6-5 for 276. Wininger was fourth at sae | Two ‘Italian Drivers | Killed in Monza Race MANZA, Italy (UPI) — Two Ital- ian drivers were killed and a third | suffered an amputated foot in the jsecond junior formula Monza auto race Sunday. Alfred Tinazzo, driving a 1,100- , CC Fiat De Santis, and Nino Crivei- lari, driving a 1.190-CC Stanguel- lini, were the dead drivers. They crashed on the.southern curve of the road: track while battling for the lead in the second of two junior. events In the first heat Dine Mon- | tevago, also of Italy, swerved off the track and crashed into a tree. | His right foot was severed jn | the accident; Tinazzo and Grivellari died al- most instantly, Tinazzo from injur- jies of the abdomen and Crivellari ‘trom a smashed ‘skull. Juan Mandel Bordeau of Argen- |tina. a protege of former world Juan Manuri Fangio. won the accident martod junior event. His: aggregate time over a total distance of 186 miles was one hour, 0.12 minutes for an average speed of 101.091 miles per, hour, The main race was won by , Al.) fonso Thiele, an Arperican born in| Istanbul and now living in Italy.) now iThiele won the Monza lottery-Esso| ” cup race driving @w Ferrari. fle covered the 52-lap distance in 1.53.56.2 for an average speed of 97.779 miles per hour There were no accidents. in tiie main race Al Kaline Joins Frank Bolling on Injury List DETROIT (UPI) — Al Kaline today ‘joined Frank Bolling on the Detroit Tigers’ injury list. Kaline was scheduled to enter Henry Ford Hospital today for corrective surgery on his cheek bone and probably will be out of action until the latter part of the week. Bolling will he missing for two — Bo Wininger and Arnold! mer—more than it would hurt, Help 7-2 Win Charlie’s Puny Average ole on Weekdays Is .215 the $50 pasteboards. marked ‘ $40 and then prices were scaled down to $5 “general ad- mission.” but .358 on Sabbath DETROIT wa — Monday through Saturday, Charlie Maxwell is a .215 hitter who makes people wonder why he is even jn the lineup. But come Sunday, the popular slugger from Paw Paw nyakes people forget those weekday strike- outs with runners on base. Charlhe a regular one-man murderers’ row on the Sabbath. " Is He tame up with his custom. ary Sunday punch yesterday and helped the Detroit Tigers to a 7-2 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles. Maxwell delivered a two-run heme run into the upper right field seats in the third inning. The came high her and erased a Baltimore lead Of Maxwells 16 home runs, nine have been hit on Sunday after- noons. -Hle has 48 runs batted in for the vear, and 23 of them have been Sunday-produced, His batting off ex-Detroit Milt Pa blast school pute ppas average on Sunday is 358 On all other davs, Maxwell's average is a puny .215 and clutch hitting is something he leaves to his teammates. Of course, neither Maxwell, nor manager Jimmie Dykes, nor any one else bothers even to attempt But Maxwell ven they mught bench for me least ome day an explanation tures an opinion that have a seat on the if T couldn't hit i week at Maxwell's hitting and Don Mossi's stout six-hitter enabled the Tigers to gain a split in the series and avenge a two hit shut out Pappas tossed at them the last trip into” Baltimore. The 20 -\ear-old) righthander . Ringalde Highlights: 30-Man Crew of AP. Covered fitle Fight Harold A Fitzgerald. Publisher of Me of the 30-man team that covered the heavyweight fi Mae night for Associated ress. Here are some seeckal sid for pur people in this area | (Editor's Note Press. was one iaeliguus aed oo ~ The first seven rows at ringside were for the working ress. Behind them were 15-20 rows marked “Red Sec- These were the $100 tickets. Behind them were All tickets in these sections were ‘ringside.”” The box seats in the stands were Swedish newspapers had many men there. Directly behind, was a Stockholm correspondent with an open phone talking into his Swedish office throughout the fight. The biggest newpaper in Sweden with a eircu- lation of 350,000 had a print order after the fight for one million copies. Sweden was gaga over this event. : Bill Rosensohn, the promoter, is a youthful and col- legiate looking individual and I sat ten feet from him. This venture cost him $40,000. However, he had one last chance: namely, a return bout if the Swede won for he had his signature on a contract. “In effect,” said this personable young man with a doleful smile before the fight, “as it stands, I'm betting a half million dollars ~- Johannson wins.” Well, he won and that leaves Bill the Top Banana, They'll all creep to himi now. And after the shabby treatment given him bymany, that’s exactly what they'll have to‘do. Johannson’s immediate party consisted of his’ father and mother, his 16 vear old sister, a brother and his “sweetie pig¢:* (His brother had one, also.) They sat in the first row of the “Red Section.” When Patterson went down, the women leaped to their feet and velled, especially the voung sister. Each time Patterson hit the rosin, her piercing scream was audible, The father was grim-faced, silent and solemn. The AP contingent covering the fight numbered about 30. In the front row, the AP had three men with Murray Rose dictating a blow by blow account to an operator next to him. A photographer and news wniter sat along side. Ted Smits, AP Sports Editor and boss of the crew, sat in the second row directly behind them and I sat next to Ted with an AP telegrapher on one side of us and a photographer on the other The bal- fauled to survive six innings in > f ‘Cl r > ~at YS after bowing out of contention dropping his fourth game in 11 ance of the ew Was spre ad all over the stadium. Sat with a 72, dim Ferree, Don Whitt decisiens The Tigers got all their about five feet from the ring and about eight feet from atid Sam Snead were next ni 27g (UD OM Bm, Rocky Bridhes bel” Patterson when ne was in Nis corer. . ~ ing out with three singles and * x * ~Palmer, with 75) was burieg in the 281 bracket Moss! chipping in with a two-run ; ; ; a double that sent Pappas. to. the Ring side veterans agreed the movies may set a wan vee, ae showers record because of that sensational third round. 5 Rice Francisco 64 866-73) Jack Fisher finished up for the ~ ae aireveoacl La. et-6r-T? va Birds but his teammates never _ ; . - - - Gene Liter, 33.000 ore amg CAME Close to a threat as Mpssi The Swede said the devastating right landed on Pat- Singing lis. Cali 6) -72-49-7 76. F : ; . ” Odense ie sen r.72 apy Yielded only one hit over the final terson’s jaw. Cus ‘D'Amato said it hit him between the Sam Snead. 82 , fi live innings . “While sulphur Soringe 47-72-70-70—279 ° eyes “Take yer cherce.”’ Don Whitt. §2.000 ; A ground rule double by Lou = ee eee a iorrego Springs 67-72-70-70—279 ' Jim F 82 004 Berberet and Bridges’ first single . me: gata, Rives Fis’. 204040979 cngeed ene fun la the eacend aad . Shortly after the fight ended ‘Jersey Joe” Walcott au L] ¥ cs r os oo cWorcester Mars 1.68.72-69- 280 Maxwell made it 3-0 with his edged forward. “Was it a fair fight, Joe?” we asked fOUtayetie Dn” co c1-eac1 29 home run in the third. The Tigers him, “It was until that furiner flung that second Ohlsen Ten” 71 70-71-48—290 KO@ Rift run in the fifth when right,” said Joe sadly. Arua Palmer. $1.230 ee. Bob Nieman dropped Harvey Pred ‘Hawkins. $1,230 * €69 707528) Kuenn's line dre in left field, lL. woe Meee: TH 71-68-69-73—281 = — mS on sree on One of our AP boys put a ‘tiny thermometer on the Crystal Ri Fi} a4 7 z n aw pitch. e ‘ie ke wel “ 11 an Infteld out a P apron of the ring. When the championship fight went Des Sable, bids 69-6973-70-281 A walk and tw6 singles preceded on, the outside temperature was 72, but it was 85 in the enver 71-69-71-70-281 Mossi’s double in the sixth when . ene ring under those bright lights. sBronxvilie. XY 67-72-71-72—982 Detroit scored” three times. ing brig 8 ollins 925 ‘ = | _ Lutherville. Md 73-70-68-71-282) BALTIMORE peas es : ; as Doug. Sanders. $923 eyed Neue Yetae “seas Patterson's wife was in the “Red Section.” After tami Beach, Fia 68-72-71-71-282 eee ee 008 Kuennif . 3210 : ommy Bolt, 9925 coding rE ee Mareciit «11a the fight had been ended for many minutes, she Crystal River, Fie. — 70-71-67-74—z82 Nieman S16 Kalineat 3000 : 5 | Dow, Finsterwaid "9825 Fase tee gerniaiin «oto Walked to the foot of the short stairs leading to t 9-71-72-70 epee ‘ 3 ne : ; . ’ : ‘ - “Oardner Dickinson Jr. sa25 |” 28 Punigan 3» 42.40 Berderes© 122° Floyd's corner where she had to wait another- 12-15 in Sai ee ee | Ce Fisher p 9000 Lencio2 «i 11. minutes. She showed nd emotion until he started COTO no ad ;. 74-7 722 nda ss - osal p 1 4 ; ; Bul Maxwell, $700 08 87? 283 Be 1901 down the steps. Then she put out both arms,.em- “a Cea oe bie Tey eT braced him warmly and the tears came. He hung on Fo Stn, Antonia, Tes 67-72-7371 3] B-Taylor eae to her for a moment and she reached up and wiped ee mM O77! 72 2e4 rick ee his face with a hig handkerchief. I couldwt see his tot Mia Wa MISES ANS, B- Walkeator Piper to features at the moment, but he bled profusely during sate im ee 5 imote i > Eon al ! l \ Birminghan), Ala Lin 7e72. m5 Detroit || O12 8 ae those seven methodical trips to the canvas. In fact, ¢ eck 5 fost a alfimore yeae y . 3 oe arnana Colt 0-70-7372. mas trou a4 7% LOB Baltimore 7 Deicct & Johannson’s ‘arms were covered with blood — Jac urk 24 riandos jardner erbrret n * . . Kise Sake 69 1 285 gan, Reece Mosal a Mee - Patterson 8. Mike Smichak 4 Pp roer se irpssinger ? i 785 P (L, 7-45 . 6 a - —— = eee nJack wetau. ci alias Fister. 2*y + 0 86 ] 7 ; Columbus. Ohio 67-69 76-73-2785 Mossi (W. 6.31 ; 9 6 2 When he reached the dressing room. Patterson went | Bruce Crampton, #212 WP—Pappas U--Hurle Atewar Ads\satie 70757071 286 Runge, Papareti@ T2185 4 1°19 into seclusion for more than a half an hour before news- papermen were admitted. () . Y G | As Patterson went down the first time, Ted Smits . cupped his hands to my ear and hollared: “This is it. I'm heading backstage. Wait here for me.” I was . fairly certain Patterson would climb back and carry By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF the fight.to the foreigner. He did scramble to his PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Wasted shots around the- feet at “nine” but he was in the Land of Nod. Ted's greens.- nie estimate was exactiv right. Patterson made six more DIAGNOSIS: Poor planning — followed by sloppy trips to the rosin Which let Smits -reach the back stroking. stage scenes to direct activities there. TREATMENT: If-a playér is to score consistently well, he must be able to save ome nots 2 eee The Johannson ae really mien ‘em. Ingemar's ! the green, in the majority of these — ,, io’ two, trom Just off the & jorres friend” is a fine tooking-brunette and his. brother's = & ere Ya a SC weeks because of ai cracked ankle. He did net play this ~ weekend. Kaline said the cheekbone fracture he soffered at Balti- more 10 days ago when hit by a wild throw has been “giving me some pain. The doctors want to do seme further tréatment now that the swelling has gone down.” i} Se es ~ “tlose to the hole situations. In. short, he must be a stroke saver in stead of a stroke waster. The first step here, obvi- ously, is to get the ball up on the chip shots and short pitch- es—and the first st@¢p in that is forming a firm shot-plan in the mind and_ sticking .to it. By “shot-plan,” I mean deciding which club to use, and how much pitch, bounce, and roll you mean to get on the shot. You must be exact about this plan, and you must be firm. all confused about what you MEAN TO DO, you have little chance of DOING ANYTHING. Geta firm picture of a Then hit the ball with a crisp, downward blow, and fol- low through with your hea is on its way. ba If you stand over the ball et * successful shot in your mind. || d perfectly still until the ball é 4 ie i DO BEE BEE BE PAY ‘as “pal” is a blonde and very attractive. Before the fight I told Ted I was going to slip back and interview them for The Pontiac Press and posterity. Ted smiled at me pittingly. “Save yourself. They don't speak English.; * * * On the way back in a taxi, the boys discussed how Patterson could work on this guy next time. His only chance seems to lie in coming out and pulting (Continued on Page 28, Col. 4) "Hot? — Golf Ball Explodes BALTIMORE (P—The temper. | smoking te the edge of the fair- ature hit 100 in Baltimore yester- > way and set fire te the grass and : : | leaves. day and George ,Dircks got off The bal! was made by a repat- the hottest drive of his golfing able firm. Mike Bowers, the club career. | pro who sold it to Dircks, had Dircks was playing in a four- | Re explanation. some at the Sparrows Point Golf ---The foursome settled a rules Club when he teed up on the 10th tinpute by having Dircks drop hole and swung. | another ball at the point where : The ball went out about 75 his first exploded and play from yards, expleded in the alr, tell | there without penalty, xy * ES THE PONT. IAC. PRES SS. ON? AY, JUNE 29,1959 5 | < a oe: TWENTY-EIGHT American Entries in Bn tish uP— The championship MUIRFIELD, Scotland Open golf with only 1) and all of longer British Americ them started today cans in the field rated 100-1 o1 ‘he American entry, e\ orld senior champion Willie vin is one of the en with weakest in years “I'm sure one of the main reasons for the Jack of big Amer- and ie Open Field Hunt | ton Bernard and Christie 'O’ Connor Muirfield has 184 bunkers lurk d the greens on the 6,806 | Its par is 36-36—T2 | 6,491-yard (Guillane a, ie of ee (es Ing’ aroun yards course The nearby course has a pal Quarter-Finals Challenge Wins 3 Big Events in Race for Title Duke of Paeonian Is ican names is the royal ee \ Hunter King as 42nd ancient’s refusal to switch the « , 4 date to September — a time In ef ourne ¥ NJ Annual Show Ends when the American circuit’ is winding up,” said Cmdr. Charles “a By H. GUY MOATS > cre 2 h ; bs rr Roe, secretary of the British pro’ South American Tennis The 42nd annual Detroit Horse ssional golf assn, . Stars Meet on Courts Show at Bloomfield Open- Hunt A lot of color gor OF the . : wound up in a blaze of action over chen fain stesate at Wimbledon . % ible 4 ape the weekend, Fine weather brought ma Ext - ces ° * ? @ Aime iy ane kA =: Pontiac Press Phos Ut big audiences both Saturday . WIMBLEDON gland Pe— The : ; ay . ; J mn dl + 7 . ; vise ; ; Mor ; . and Sunday, when the two most ; : : , Wh Atnerican mens single BJ ole) WL ba Es Bip, hard:ciding Morton ® (Cappy) coveted awards were determined. e Charipionship heavily overlaid Smith of Middlebury, Va. and his big gray hunter, Passport posed pane So wah North American overtones for their picture after last mght’s announcement of honors at the As was expected the great con ” veq MHL be played today on the Ivy Detroit Horse Show Smith won the re gular working hunter title, chery and working hunter, ‘ d t beer ) player . oo covered courts of Wimbledon collected 13 ribbons altogether, with Passport and the big Grey Juke of Paeonian, owned by Carnoustie in 19 1 crowd of - " « Bennant wae 5 dohn 8. Pettibone of Middlebury, bast 7.0 dq it wateh th . ennant as his mount: : it 00x | - iteh f Techni. che march wil he : 4 Va. rambled off with the hunter ‘ | i] Way I Them} MM fe = . “i ; ; 1 quarter-final in the 73rd Wimble este He collected five blue pre tim see Hogs don championships but when Ale- ° tie) a) Os Most British experts think ft 1 1 ce stakes I ! ! a) , at Winibledan shows haw desperate 00 percentage, Hriliant patching: by rookie shin ey ei tau round. ther search must he a ean wel Werk: Seat towethies Morton W. Smith of Virginia, To some Sunes eppesenh ail or, oul : J 5 ; r aye (ean ath [wae sal be played HEA eee th cluteh hitting by Tite Fran aod Mrs. Smith, between them 5 . . yet meh a le) : . . ~ ps Bitsy Wins Net Title. Ask the New York Yankees who [Ona and Jim Dares featured the collected 13 ribbons for the | = . . co . | t of vp Indians’ double victory over Bos show's top individual exhibitor. baw Wo y ve onl t ~ sted ee " Peter Thomsen defend P opLTPRSBURG. Fla caps" Tan, “eo lay ton Their Passport was the rece | lyst clay “AMUSE Ol inlay i rion from Australia and four tine Fired Bitwy Grant oof Atlanta ny Wat ' aime : : working hunter champion, fi 14 y fifth poliaee ey Cee eT | miner of the Buitish tithe is) fe erhanied Harry Hoffmann of . 3. re “ee § ee i * * . | the regular working hunter” Cored Tolowed | with Miocans Philadelphit Sunday for a To, 645 00 (Ie pace ale Wet a Francona, In the midst of ©) champion. (irey - Pennant won i ' nef ; Hare ee WITT ma) lng . . Gary Player and Bobby Locke and tory neothe national «his led ny tat peta hitting streak, singled home | we,en ribbons, ine luding the | British Ryder cuppers Harty Wee court seniors singles ite percentage Woody Held with the tle break: green conformation hunter cham. | . Ihe Sunday sign prevailed ing run in the seventh Inning — pionship. Smith (known in the aguin yesterday as the White Of the opener. Perry, who re show circles as Cappy) rode both Cash BEMer ICA Nox inflicted a double defeat on leved starter’ Gary Bell after | horses im all their events. P (ClAL : ne . * the Red Sow had tled the score, | ° ‘ the Yankees, 92 and 42 to cap ca. tm the 1 Pay h This was also the greatest year : lure the series, three gamen to . In the top o ne seventh, n 10 for Ten P ar {Ch J ust say ont ene hurled one hit bat) the rest of | M ll) UALR TCU A : L \ \ - 1 the way to gain the decision. “ene: tng Harekt, Maran Biable the wo rd ~\ \e) | f i [ pite the double victor Ch * A * taking S1X blues } H \ cago failed to pick up ground on * * * camet | | 4 . the Indians, who «wept a pail N hurled a two-hitter and Other championships were won i en ve | from Boston od and LO Detroit “8S rewasded with his eighth vie- by Avon Girl, owned by Carol Du ech I climbed past. the Yankees inte tory when Baxes smashed a pitch hois ames Sones hunter); \sie 2 fourth place with a 72 triumph by Pookie left-hander Ted Wills * over Baltimore and Washington [0 a home run in the seventh.” Donna Memiager! s (cue Ex. | : : \ climbed into sixth place with a Sore fanned seven pert (junior jumper title) “You're the boss” at BENEFICIAL | | ue ye ’ foes h4 vietory over the Kansas City Sun time is fun time, and only BeneFIcIAL's SUMMER Athletics MoneY SPECIAL gives you cash for vacation, cash for “A pair of veteran right-h rs h F R » & é ace Th, F; ’ Fi f iF landers left over bill , plus International ( redjt Card to get cash Karly Wynn and Bick Donovan 1g lig is rom ingside wherever you go, at any of 1100 loan offices. Phone today/ pitched the White Sox to then two triumphs over the Yankees (¢ continued From Page 27 Loans $25 to $500 on Signature, Furniture or Car Wynn went the distance, spacing 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC nine hits in the opener for-his, his man away quickly or landing enough jarring | 2nd Floor, Lawrence Bldg. « Phone: #Ederal 2-9249 Ith victory of the year and the wallops to take the steam out of that lethal right. | OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS “both of his career The Sox sup | Otherwise, he must back pedal at full speed for 15 | Loans made to residents of all surrounding towns ported him with a foyrhomer bar | «rounds and hope to win on points. . rage against Whitey Ford and Jim — Coates The four-baggers were hit ee BENEFICIAL BENEFICIAL by Al Smith, Shernt Lollar, Earl More than 300 Swedes crossed the ocean expressly FINANCE © 1999, BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO Battey and Bubba Phillips co. UUOARS] Tollar also hit a home run in oe ee ' * NO HIDI NO FEDERAL NO ‘3 EXTRA TIRE 1S NOT The Advertised Price . ‘Is All You Pay! NEW 1959 TIRES BLACKWALLS 95 JEN CHARGES 2 the second game- a three-run TAX TO ADD ON! IF YOUR OLD RECAPPABLE! A207) ) , Davie /Z WH qt BLACKWALLS JO 7.10x mh 6.70x 15 k COMPLETE PRICE 77 WEST HURON ST. ~ COMPLETE PRICE o£ red? 2 —o FE 8-0424 record, Johannson is a national hero. ‘accolade and no runner to see this battle. In spite of his disgraceful Olympic In the finals of, ithe Olympic Games, he literally turned and ran from his | opponent.” His showing was so bad, the referee stopped the fight and threw him out of the ring. When the medals awarded, the champ got the winner's up medallion was awarded to Johannson, his showing was so poor. But today . were . Af the end of the second round, Ingemar gave Floyd a very dirty look that was very apparent to us. Asked about it afterward, he said: “Me? Not me. He Is did it first. I just passed it back.” Patterson had his back to us and we couldn't see. If the clamor from the countryside around Pontiac | is sufficient, T suppose I'll have to go back for the return bout in September. Don't be bashful about declaring yourself, (if you approve.) : . | Haroup A. FITZGERALD Toledo Horse BOH Top Jumper ‘ Pontiac Press Photo TOP JUMPER - The combination of Toledoan Oscar Riepp's - Three Tied Again < Ld f for Legion Lead Rochester Blows 7-0 Edge in First Defeat , Causing Deadlock The American Legion district baseball league was locked tighter than the proverbial.drum again ge thanks to a startling upset previously unbeaten Rochester Rs winless Clawson Sunday. ‘Down 7-0 after four frames, Clawson combined seven Roch. ester errors with some timely hit- ting to pull out an 87 Verdict. Birmingham whipped Berkley 8-1 and Southfield blanked Milford 8-0, to get back into the battle. Im- proved Royal Oak downed Troy 9-4 Clawson clinched its victory in the 8th when two scored on a wild throy. Dwight Swords of — | the tusers paced the hitters with. , Steady Challenge, and his rider, Mrs. Bruce Campbell of Cotum- bus, O. produced the top jumper championship at yesterday's a triple and three singles. windup of the Detroit Horse show at BOH. Mrs. Campbell was Tim Springer won another for somewhat of a surprise winner, but turned in three firsts for her Birmingham fanning nine and Victor Sifton of Winnipeg, Man. was reserve which had t6 mount’s 20 point total with the big grey, Tamerlane, “open ; Grill, Final Results at BOH Fins sults c eD Mint ‘Mrs J D Rucker); 3. Sweet ¢ meme Pe Fou Horse William 4 J Long. Cinn, Onhig ‘Show, at Bloomfield nes Hunt Triple Shot (Mrs. Graham J Gr sham. field Hill 5-Star Double (Mrs Bloomf tri club 5 Dragnet iFred A Wisi a * * * , Velvet Rofe (Mrs Haass) HUNTER CHAMP Sunday's results Duke of Paeonian Pettl- Saturday winners | GREEN OPEN JUMPERS—1 (Man OWaer farm), 2, Delayed (Johan Wallace) OPEN EQUITATION—(13, under) — 1, Cocoa (Diana DePointo) MID. HVYWT GREEN WORK HUNT- 2 Aces Posted .Over Weekend. : GREEN HUNTER HACK — Grey Pen- Tw o Birmingham golfers found pant ismith: the hole-in-one touch over the AHSA MEDAL CLASS (HUNT. SEAT) — ; David Gruendei (Barrington Lil) , weekend | GREEN. OPEN HUNTER — Grey Peti- Pa * * nant (M. W. Smith} . . AHSA MEDAL CLASS (STOCK SEAT; Joe Newnam wsed a 3-iron Sun- —Pogo (Judy Lowther) ; MEN'S WEST PLEASURE — Jubilee day to ace the 159-vard 8th hole at Red Run. Newnam finished his ; Belle ‘Tom Godelewskt) LADIES WEST. PLEASURE Judy Lowther} Pogo yund with an &0 | LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTERS—Blue Mon- ¥ * *. day iBob Egan, Birmingham) . , | ARABIAN PL EZASURE (WEST) — Lee- The other hole-in-one was made ander ‘Oak Crest farms) i. hv Pat Perry last Saturday, a woo FEI SUMPERS Delayed (Wa No 3 wood shot on the 271 yard | be ices PLEASURE—Cynette (Green fl far 15th hele at Maple Lane. Perry's ace helped him shoot an 81 SE aed fennant (M. W. OPEN 8TOCK HORSES—Anata Wright Open Champ ARABIAN PLEASURE Khymidore (Mrs. J. A. (Mrs | Rooker JUNIOR WORK. HUNTER CHAMP — |Champ. Avon Girl (Carol DuBols:, re- Bas Hi «6Fi 6+ Victoria’ Bucher @G Rapids} PITTSBURGH (PI) Mickey MIP. HVYWT HUNTERS — Dragnet’ Tobe:trps plus fax Wright, thoroug any nested after Sat) S02 eos wal Opny cairn ond recappable tire Rimrock © Ee GLIER) _ Rook | MID, HVYWT GREEN HUNTERS _—) Smith walking just one. He hurled one- hit shutout ball after the 1st while his mates kept hammering away led by Bob Arnold and Dave Mac- Manus with 2 rbi’s apiece. ~ Usually ‘wild Bob Filar fanned 12 and passed only four in blank- ing Mil (on. He slammed a two- run homer in the 4th.. Royal Oak iced its verdiet early while Bob Lyons was fanning 14. Rochester 201 400 000-715 7 Clawson 000 O33 22x 810-1 Barrett Tr, Scott +8) and McVay Ki Schweger Packer (4) and Ahlfeia. Win- GORINTHIAN WORK, HUNTERS Moonflight (Krys Glancy, per_Tucker. Loser—Kipp . Moon eh ‘Krys Glancy:: 2, Hearth i me iMi Ethel Fl nn G Pte: HUNTER STAKE 1. Birmingham 020 203 002-8 7 @ Radar Kate Butler, ¢ age 4. Pa George Jayne Qhicago:. Berkley 100 00 $ 000-1 4 6 port (Morten W 8m itr Middleburg Thomas E Wiisun Meta- Springer aod Madonna. Sunseri. Z\ Va) I vort 1M I 5. rgnsk! 12) and Chopp. Loser—Sunseri BRAMBLES TROPHY ‘(CORINTHIAN Altenburg onday HUNTERS: —-1. Duke of Paeonian jJotn Egan, Birmingi: Moon- Southfield 000 201 1406-813 1 S Pettibone. Middleburg. Va 2 Del- flight rys = y Milford 900 000 00-0 2 4 rish jHarold Knight. Guelj yn REC WORK iU UNTER G HANE Pilar and Kopek Scheuring. Castle 3, Corpond> +Mrs Warr ALS Champtor >a or Bs Smitt (8) and Schuett Loser—Scheuring : : 8 - reserve Moonflignt ee Giancy SUNT TERM Oebwood Han AHSA ae JUMPER STAKE , Royal Oak 302 oe1 111-911 6 GREEN HUNTER STAKES UN GIEY RIGa AKiek (Rocka) Parka ekdlew tunis 20°) 001 002 010-4 45 Pennant (M W Smith:, 2, Castletown Blue Sites (Rocky Wall Sern eitle: Lyons and Bishop Smith, Culp :2) | (Waverley farm) 3. Alladin (Mrs. Robert 2. Delayed «John Wallace, Northville’. 14 Baker Loser—8mith Haass, Northville s, Olympt t : Dutty ; . . 4 Aeromark - § Peb —- GREEN WORKING HUNTER STAKES j)¢., iRobert’ Schoen, Columbus, Ohio 1, Passport iM f Smiths. 2. Blue ¢ gniver :George Jayne, Chicago WEEKEND FIGHTS Monday (Robert.C Egan Birmingham _ _ a By The Associated Press 3 Crusader iCariotta McGuire Win- GREEN HUNTER CHAMP +-Cham netla Il) pion Delayed ‘w Par e). reserve, Rim WEST YARMOUTH Mass. Johnny at ot sae ; ok (Man O ar farir Otte, 161. Hyannis. Mass. knocked out if N ) UN I J > nempe n Tare fennant ac Me Ww ae 000 JUMPER STAKE ‘BONUS Wily Rice, 170, Pittsfield, Mass. 3 jSmith: es ] ‘ I NTi 1 Challenge ‘(Osrar lepp Pee eee eet aN er erst etn On Tameriane «Victor Bif- WILKES-BARRE. Pa—Ronnie Cohen. GREEN WORKING HUNTER CHAMP [on innipes The Cad ‘Man ©’ | New Rochelle, NY. stopped Chuck Bloss, Passport iM W Smith. reserve. Cru- War farm 4 Miss Checkette (A. J. 14, Wukes-Berre. 6 sadet 5 Miss McGuire e Long. Cinn Ohio: #5 [Innkeeper ‘Robert USET CHALLENGE 1 Tamerlane Esan. Birminghar 6 Sir Pass ‘Howard 8ST. VINCENT, Italy—Bruno Scarebellin. 'Sifton Winnipeg, Ma 2 The Pos- Miller, Rochester». 7 Cochise ;Hal Mar-. Italy. stopped Massimo Zanaboni, Italy sum ‘(George Jayne Chicago! 3 The #ano, Ten Pin Farm, Palos Park Ill) ,beavies, 8 Cad ‘(Man O War farm 8. Royal Blue | Wallace) ————— $1900 HUNTER STAKES 1 Duke JUMPER CHAMPIONSHIP—Ciampion. | of Paeonian (J 8 Pettibone), 2. Spanish Challenge ‘Oscar Riepp); reserve, Tam- < - erlarie (Victor BSifton). ! BLACKWALL ‘ Tube-type plus fax and recappable tire peaches thats Taes WHITEWALL | i 6.70-15 | urday rruellir 36-hole final of Me ‘Ten Pin farm) = the Se “i " | Oper If; WORK HUNTER RIDDEN BY AMA- EASY TERMS He ag ra) & ifiona wT 0 ' t unt iTe farm: - championship, has het e . vu PoP! N PARADE, "O old us n Beecon d roe OMIT IOS BervEce. Ht amy p, hi reve se Lar as Ao als at” pulling another repeat performang A ARABES I 3 - GAITED Khymidore es iMr Rooker 5 néxt month in the Ladies PGA at CHAIRMAN 8 TROPHY — Voo Doo j Mh rence ck \ ceV won 3 Kate Butle # French Lick, Ind. Mickey won an ae eles NUMBING (TUNIORI. Beas is unprecedented second. straight: riares ‘Heather Campbell: ote JUMPER CHAMP ‘JUNIOR! Champ Camside Export (Donna Meinzinger) reserve. Supreme Lady (Jane Bugas) crown at nearby Churehill Valley Country Club, firing a rec- el 287 ous nosed cut Louise as sy 7 Completes 504 Holes ert to Barbecue Sports €alendar | TODAY DAVIE, Fla. (AP —A marathon City League Basehall golfer canned his putt on the LASS A--Knights§ of Bek Wisner § 30 p.m CLASS B—Talbott jam: vs Jayeee Park. §:30 pm City League Softball Columbus ve 504th hole Sunday and hobbled off the course—to attend a barbecue Don Newport, 30, displayed 25 Griff s AT REAUDETTE Pontiac Merchants - P xe ve Casa Min, Ametivran’. 7 hme ano jfand and” foot blisters accumu-| |Bol vs Elks No. 810 :Americany, 830 lated in 38'g hours of stroking! pm , 2 ey AT NORTH@IDE—Lakeland Merchants through rain and shine, darkness vs. Langdens Boat Livery (Interna and daylight. - Guaranteed BONDED Brake Relining High quality lining. 1,000 gm kg mile adjustment: 30,000 se SA miles or |-year guarantee, Sf asa“ ——_ iis eas ie ee ee es oe oe Oe ee oe ee oO oe Oe ee ok oO me le! km me oe Ce ee ee - } re ee \ | - ’ Itionaly, 7 : Drive- e 8 | | | Pontes Peles licurnetienal 830, * * * FREE INSTALLATION L e \P " Waterford Seftball “Tomorrow's my day oh MUFFLERS e / | Class A-None's Restaurant vs Dray-'Newport, former Kenosha, Wis.,| jten Drug. 7 pm Apencer Floor Cov- | i | lerings vs 8no-Bol. 830 pm. at Dray- Tesident who now works as an ". jton Plains advertising man for the Fort 49-53 TUESDAY | *. ALL OTHER US. CARS * 1 kr. While You Wait ; City Uchgee, Baseball Lauderdale Daily News. “‘It will Pontiac, S 88 : ai ale Phas a ieesire ‘s Fi A while before Iym_ ready to coer lee $ 95 Cl ASS B Don ‘inholie ve eontiac play golf again. though.” | ord Ply. Only Rusiness Institute, Jayewe Park. 5 30 . << ; pin : COMPA AT REAL DETTE Bulteran Drive-In Newport —— 729 smokes O'ORANART MUTFLEmS RE TWESE SAVINGS! vs tne Star ta t eHenal . per = oie roun on the 4. - Call Us For Mohey Saving ,\Deaier's’ OUR | YOU Alla ‘i Neltets Neceeelr oe S erteht s ard. par 60 Cooper Colony links Prices on Your Car Muffler MAKE | List PRICE SAVE! Wheels hat Gun Tee Harrisons He estimated he walked close to j Grill vs. Arro Realty ‘National. g 30 30 miles during his . stint which CHEVR ) YMOUTH ol 9.95 15.33 Ford, Chevy Ee Waterford Seftbail started at 5.15 a.m. (EST) Satur. Monroe Shocks CADILLAC | 4788 1208. dats Plymouth Ip Walle aefvice vp Letriand Phar. GAY and ended at 7:45 p.m. Sun- Insure Satety Driving MERCURY | | 44.38 ae vo y : macy, #30 pm, at Drayton Plains day. He hit 2.046 strokes. now. opsoro | ew i2es es PRFAMOUS NA ME . : —aasie Completely installed SHOCK ABSORBER , 7 15,000 88 Bo rantee Sale 9 15 | To Train for High Salary Position in Electronics, : . free Radio G Television. Day and Evening Classes Allow | ~ eentanaiten You to Remain Fully Employed While Training. u n uto | * i Open Daily 8-8, Set. 8-6 Mail Coupon or Call tor Complete : . =. P y Intermation. No Obligatien. Wo 2-5 660 Service tH 121 Pk iXe Behind Electronics In tit t aa Mesawsre (Donovan Bids.) ' . a tock Street Federal's s i u ) Korean ¥ Marie Agevak Ce ” "a enn } ’ FE 3-7855 Name 2 POMS . avewacdrye- 5 ba 4 b Address * ONS seesiccocens s mit s ; . . * bY - a ) z ¥ fad . - ' a f a 7 5 . a 7 oe 3 iL S _ Se : ‘ ed 7 j 2 4 / i sf THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNP. 29,1959 be Dodgers Winning With Left Hands, Not a | cw j Mathews. (23), - Braves;.. Brandt (6), . - = ; react pemeter lols Hodges (13 , | Major League Boxes | aie mg « 1 i ), ; . |Gray' G), eurdinas mridges | (1). : 3 Gwe M AMERICAN LEAGUE : : inoso axes. (3), Ind Me \- 2 PITTSBURGH jliams (5), Red Sox; Maxwell ue. hak 2 | an ae ° bee (%, Berra (8), fa re LOS ascites ST pr oe LOUIS CINCINNATI } Yankees; Smith | (2. Battey (1), ries (2), Loliar 2 _, ae rhb brh bi ou iain 3b 3 1 2 1,Blas'ame ae r abrb bi 12 2b 6236 Temple % 51206 : 4222 ° ee ~ 2 : re - < P. 2 > " » sack a oa 6333 Pinson aa 3 186) By The Associated Press and riding ‘on a seven-game win- Bob Friend, pounding out 11 hits,; The left-hander, recalled only 1958 batting champion “ruined: Ee _ et " Cw. ’ 1 P t ol . ne ' , . : a . . “ te rf 3 8 0.0 Bayer Fo 2210 Robinson ~ 1b ‘ 2 Sweden's Ingemar Johansson me The trio nas ain five including “ home runs by Gil-five days,ago from Louisville, per-'three Philadelphia threats by hit-| [nae 59 WAGONS ib 423 > ae of the sev =) ty z the : 5 Ve i Doctetey ni 43 2 2iGemeit ctl 3234 Bailey ¢ to 60 won the world heavywelght boxing’ ae — games, including the Hodges, Don Demeter and Charlie age five hits and fanned seven ting into double plays in the first, va ae << 2' Musi otterer ¢ 3211 s Pe. i “ubs ‘ ‘ ; j Zune , J11@bPlood ct ©6004 Pend’'ton 3b 4123 title by unleashing a murderous: ,. | : ._ Neal. McDevitt got his fourth Cube. fifth and seventh innings. RADIO $ 00 ; ° at Bam 1000 Kasko ss 3000) Yesterday, it was McDevitt's ; * * * * * * : 7 ) : sn 'h 2 . ~ * = t ys ¥ . =a x . t ApH 8m th cf sure nese boing t hand * ‘turn as the Dodgers thumiped the straight victory and seventh of Tohnnw=-Legan “Braves ho & tolal of 18 — HEATER a ‘Smih“e 1066 Purkey p 0000 = a Pittsburgh Pirates for the third the season although he needed “‘ 1M} agan, Braves’ short- + Nal 60 S pitchers” were BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER : ire Bs-2 " chmic = ; = " at a £ . , fe Te 1 . “ hz a itty J ee Sees oar a ee ——— P eee Los Angeles Dodgers are hop straight day, 94, Milwaukee pro- KD from ace Don Drvsdale in Stop, was lost to the team for 10 —o d for 53 runs and 2% hits in Mi 6-3900 ; * % out for Wit im Bt McDetidt 's 1¢e8 Ge ieee ing to win the National League tected its lead with a 2-1 squeaker the ninth, It was Friend's eighth’'days when he was spiked on the the Cards’ sweep of Cincinnati Pilisbareh ee ee) eee s Cee championship with left Qe, Chicago. Third place San ‘tral cht knockout at the hands of right ankle, requiring 20 stitches.’ Los Angeles O10 sie ora—8 cLoceman 1 ooahands:.three of them..-belonging -yancisco’ whipped _Philadelphi: , the Dodgers Johnny Antonelli allowed seven 4 21—3 “rri 5 206 ue — SVirden, Gitar, Zipmen BOA Totals 3811159 Totals 39 8138 (0 Southpaw pitchers Johnny Pod- 60.and the St. Louis Cardinals Eddie Mathews’ 23rd home run hits and struck out six yp register- Zimmer a AbGs gngelee 21-14, DP— | aGrounded out for Lawrence. in res, Sandy Koufax and Danny: ou 301 000 t23—6' ERVIC ceitacl ieee —_ Only at Sunoco can your car be fitted with the exact octane it needs to give PECIAL || ca aect : full power most efficiently... most economically. _ , nr Cardwell 23 ° a 3 f Meyer 5 2 #1 1 7 & Robinson 2 4 2 2 1 1 ; ‘ ee Fromt End [etccrsetoey. netiner’ * pariick. 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It's higher quality .. . highest value! sab y verve Hie se MUFFLER : | q y & governmental authorities. MSA a ere ‘8 15 a week }-year 29,000 miles GUARANTEE ka arante€ r INSTALLATION : ‘ ‘ 9 : ‘ Motor Mart Safety Center ONLY SUNOCOS CAN FIT ALL CARS! 121-123° E. Montcalm FE 3-7845—FE 3-7846 : , , . es fi * ha . : \ ; fe \ i 4 | ; ‘ Legislato ./ THIRTY \ | | i \ 1 T Only ‘AWOL’ Vatati ons in Sight , serenornceetm rs See i mre nee WASHINGTON (UPL) Congress. Proposals have--been made to; ~The lawmakers might just men won't get any vacatibns this call a recess for a few weeks-and summer unless they go absent- then reconvene after the nominat- without-leave. * * * Congress is settling down to grind out a record that will pro- vide ammunition fer the Demo- cratic vs. Republican war whether this is a “can-do' “won't-do’ session Adjournment is many away because much of the work that would merit the ‘“ran-do” label for the Democratic leader- ship still must be finished. over oI weeks A presidential election takes Place in 1950 That means Cin press must quil early next sear fo allow time for rate THitic al comvertions aA mid There is a li-sear old law on the books which iVs Conress rust arlie Judy 30 each vear Ex eptoin presidential elechon seat YWooeliderm has met that deadline * Ld * I igneres that law It« para mias pre fers tn Say that the House and Senate merely ouldate th Statute when they de cide to a fa meten postponing ad nent atter July 30 * * * A penal fey f Pry pia ite it | ot inily Na l wilh PROTEST RUSH | have teer fren ccgic fa! t thie past Rinny Impatient to Join the Army; Passed AllTests PORT HURON op iocant Liamie Panny for being oa dittle tn patient over the delay in eormypdet Ine his enlistment in the Arn MM ind Mrs. Frank (; Kovach owners of the 19 months-old Ger nan Shepherd dog are a jittle anx ious too as are neighbors | Rinny Is too big for a pet now. The Kovachs have had the ant- mal since he wae a pup. Kovach, a Port Huron police man, said he would like to keep Runny for his 5 yeartold son. but! feels a responsibility téward the nei hborhood At first the Kovachs didn't know whit te do with Rinny Hut sev era) months ago, Mrs Kovach read an article describing the Army s need for Germatr Shepherd days Rene * * * The Kovach’s contacted the Port Jluron Army recruiting service and received |nformation on how to get Runny in the Army Washington sent application In-> structions and a physical exam-| ination form. Rinny passed the exatn with flying colors. The Army: ing conventions, Capitol officials, argue that these suggestions just don’t jibe with the facts of political life. No Congress could expect to accomplish much while a presi dential campaign was going on unless it was dealing with a grave national emergency. Former President Truman tried to recall Congress after the 1948 problems conventions to handle that left hanging when Con- gress ud that year. Were vurned early well have stayed home., The come, so far as legislation was concerned, added up to exactly nothing. - Democrats, of course THE PONTHAC PRESS, ! Long Hot Summer, There's another law on the | books barring“ absences except | for Hiness.: Many congressmen, | harvested some political capjtal! from the maneuver. GET HOT, STEAMY however, find official duties that | take them away in the hot months, Some even manage to | take their wives along. The Tuesday-to-Thursday club— Congressmen get hot under the Composed of many congressmen collar—literally and figuratively— from East Coast cities — has as the hot, stearry Washington !aunched the three-day week for summer progresses without Jegisiators. adjournment. \September. BOARDING HOUSE \ leave late Thursday * * w* Of course, not all the Senators Members of this group ¢ake their and Representatives keep busy in vacations in a series of long week- the nation’s capfal from May to ends They arrive Tuesday and —+ J) SAY, UNCLE BULGY AMOS «~ ARE YOU HOPSCOTCH INK BO CZK MMM WLLL A PICTURE OR JUST KILL- | ING FLIES WITH YOUR , BRUSH Z OH, NOW SEE VY [T+ THAT'S A GREEN SPIDER PLAYING ~~I MEAN PAINTING IN AN / Tee) ) SACRED TO A HOOPLE! —— TAKE CARE HOW YOU JEST, LEANDER, ERE YOU AROUSE MY ARTIST'S WRATH! MY ANCESTOR, GAINSBOROUGH HOOPLE, ONCE SKEWERED A HAPLESS CHAP WHO HICCLUPPED DURING, J A PORTRAIT SITTING! /7 uw HAR-RUMPH / | wm WORK |S ye J it OUT OUR WAY IM NOT GOING THAT'S ALL / YOU . NIGHT, TO SEE IF whet TO HAVE YOL SICK, NOT USED TO THIS AND I'VE PINNED THE FLAP BACK SOIT CAN- LOOK OUT DURING THE YOU SAID WE COULD SLEEP OUT--|S THIS SLEEPIN’ RE OH, MA, MY GOSH! WHY, WE'RE SPOSED T’'BE MILES AN’ MILES AWAY FROM HOME--AN' YOU KEEP COMIN' < OUT AN’ SPOILIN’ i fe P= notified the Keovaches that Rinny te. hus been assigned to a military Nan Te | mstallation in the U. S. as a - a, ea member of the K-9 Corps os ° Wr Kovach says he feels the Army me has a lot to offer Rinny in the (oe, + a Tage way of a home new that he has " ~ ike VE i outgrown the neighborhood. | lee ye Vas hy . Ase “Cor gt iM, , vay tt Kim isn't too happy about his : $ asiiwe, Aad pets departure, But he says . rp “Me soar os ; “thd “Daddy 18 Roing to get me another WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY - ie “ ant tla oo Aue oe THE HAUNTED CAMP, tRwitiame ANAL As for Rinny, he's ready to po - . “ + oo. DONALD DUCK 5 By Walt Disney : youu = ~~ = - ie = nnn annnen eemmmrnrnnnentmeennere WE 5 cee ~ neat naan depen (THS3 15 COR, PH ROD. 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MAWISE \ COME BACK! 1S | \y THIS A SOKE.OR HAVE YOU GONB ta ITS STILL MILES TO WILL SLOW ME DOWN: ™ WHAT i AG COULD BE HEZ GAME? SWE SPEMED LIKE A NICE i o WAIT! MAYBE SHE OVERHEARD _ HIS NAME WHEN I ASKED DIDN'T PRY INTO MY BUSINESS HERE. OR WHO IT's WITH— HOW TO FIND HiS CASTLE! By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY ED” . QUIT STALLING=-- GIVE ME AN ANSWER --- hI -AND_ TO THE POINT BSA 44s4 4. Eft SOMEWHERE IN THAT EXPERIENCE, THERES ATREM ages a © {ORO by WHA Bervicn, ine Te Rep U8 Pe OF By Charles Kuhn ae ea FAVORITE HOBBY at YOUR HOUGE > GRANDMA ,DO YACARG| | HECK,NQ, BOYS... )] | BY TH’ WAY WHAT is EATIN’ 7 IF WE PRACTICE OUR | COME ABAD /~ | | YOUR FAVORITE HOBBY. > IN’ COOKIES Z V ¢ — | / , f : = 4 f a . ; me ™ , t f ! ! é ‘y . Li rn ’ Tr f ee r . + eo . i ees THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE: 29, 1959 * yi 7 ee —eers rr - - — iD ~ er ——— = = oe ~ iy : Open Hospita | ans Halt Mile | ° «to Save Firemen af i é 3 Parking lof a Little Work i : j Waterford Township firemen ap- i - preciate men like Clarence Mat- | c - Meters Will Operate ¢; L a * { : — | When his car caught fire in front | nea be eman Says City nager | of the Waterford Township Eagle's j Tt ‘lub. early yesterday ming, he | Club. early yesterday morning, following are top prices. “8 ; The new Pontiac General Hos- sprinted a quarter of a mile west | coverin oc fvance. | @ sales of locally grown, Cd § rains pital parking lot was opened to 0" qe road to Fire Station i No. i * ite Uce brought tw the Farmer's the public at 8 a.m. today, . fy NEW YORK w—The stock mar- “arket by growers and sold by cece | The 211-stall lot will be operated Rather that’ have a big truck ket moved upward in moderately them in wholesale package lots. CHICAGO W—A good demand lunder the same mules as other mu-, COM Out, he insinted that the active trading early today. Quotations are turmished by the for wheat futures firmed up that -_ ; a | fireman on duty, Lewis Goff, Gains of most key stocks TaN! Detroit B y “ grain today in early dealings on nicipal parking lots, with one ex strap a fire extinguisher on his from fractions to about a point.) eee ureau of Markets, as of the Board of Trade but other grain| ception. : back Raytheon advanced more than 2./* May and soybeans were steady to eas-| | Meters will be in operation He then ran the full quarter of : . . n tk I) quart 4 Coppers were narrowly on the} . 1eY. . seven days a week, including Sat- a mile back to his burning car. upside despite a price cut by a Detroit Produce Brokers said there appeared to \ urday and Sunday. a a “ “ big Belgian producer. ,be an increase in the usual har- Th t the lot He partials xt hed 1 . eeults i vesteti : . is js because the lot is ex-, sarhially extinguished the ike) treed sroeng siecis rally, eos Red, Panc . whent-al Pathe a ae hie pected to. be as busy, or busier, flames, then drove his still-smou!- oils and electronics, was a little Cherries, swt Cas sat = iiferecte : ae o . ale . d a . ie dering car back to the station. higher. Motors were somewhat ®t'#wberries, fancy. 16 ots 6.00 xp nce s usually represen ing’ on weekends as during the week.’ (-o1¢ finished putting out the fire. mixed. Chrysler was up more | Meh A AL explained City Manager Walter k ¥ VEGEIABLE® . The fire started when cigarette than a point and American Mo- . ° r z Coca aaa palit Stange i Grain Prices te ae am thes fell on the front seat as Beans, green, round, bu "350 | The meter hours run from 8 a.m Matson, 7030 Desmond Ave., sat Ford eased and General Motors Becus: we! a g 0 dueane en cms open to 9 p.m. every day, with parking, im his car talking to a friend. Pay % ‘ 2 pen ig ‘ t a ars anchanges ext tei peste: No os, Den i. stain prices 5 ' | Priced at a nickle an hour for a Pamage was estimated at $150 xtension 0 e steer strike cy reat ats inew)- ng aE ‘apne — Ww > Lak wr . nue - = _ ; ; < E lod, : age cance ; Cabbage, bu 1.25 Bep, 190% July KECEIVE AWARDS — White Lake Township the event honoring Thompson, former justice of | maximum of three hours for each a (ead cael ae Sar ail Cacbats: Curly. pu ee Pe ale ‘Clerk Bert McKeachie, (left) presents LeRoy the peace and trustee of the Township Board, | ,4- ably. Meanpyhile, the problem o e Dec = ot = ; a aoe wh peoeen is foGis| ‘Caulitiower” Wo 4 ack re May 191% Mer Thompson and Forrest Brendel (right) with and Brendel who retired in April as supervisor... . £ o* Business Notes 1 ' . ye— ~ . z Ts ty, No. 1, 3 aques S y ey © give a . again by warnings from Vice Pres- Gates: No | face : Vis aril iis nee La pin a" eee he nin Tae coe “t an Eel men have given 24 years of service to the | The lot is south of the hospital for 249 years a construction ‘ » ouse % 5 ak me = “Or u { rte sd . . S rte < ViIBU ul ident Richard Nixon and economic Gicumper slicers. bu. $38 ao pare er ie rourty Hall an us nme a os ‘8 ate ed aa between Johnson and Seminole cémpany in Pontiac, * Midwest SAGie : 21M 3 nunity Hall. Approxintately ests : : . Gvise IR) Uaeil mney \ketiratt eer beks NS as ties Guin ae ee _ ie is and aia 'avenues. Each street has an en-| Builders and Supply Co. has moved « thilea! est Be! GOG. OCB. wae ee P] y¥ | sas a —— _— — —-— + ha Texaco was up about 2 while! Onions, green, dos. 88 \May 1.2044 Sep 935 | trance and an exit. the entrances) ' offices from Telegraph Road Standard Oil (New Jersey) and pom curly cee: behs BS sa Cats told) , 6, ee on | . Vincated: at tt nh end of the! t and West Huron Street to 718 W 00 OZ -65 1 rate > or 0 > Jot, 2 ) 15 “4 Royal Dutch posted fractional peas No 1 bu. 3.30,7" ses Des Talks to Continue Wednesday lthe exite at'the south end. Huron si gains in a generally steady oil Peppers, cayenne, pk. bit 2.50 | € fies : The fire) ban: ae = : . Radishes, 50 Ib bag 7- The $225,000 lot was financed ve firny had been at its former Pad d | a 1) v . : iii | Radishes: white, dos. ae Judge t to Take Oath Ae $175,000 in reventie bonds location 10 years. The move was Rhubarb outdoor, dos. bchs and 30.000 {gy Made to better service people by Cc uash, and 50,000 in apital improve f New York Stocks ie Seay bowinen: bu ment funds Meter revenues will be the Dew location site, additional ilave! uicrniae (qudtstivos) |Pomatoes, “nothouse, 8 lbs ; E in Wednesday Rite i used to pay off the bonds and re- office space afd bette facilities, Figures after decima) point are eighths Turnips, topped, bu . imburse the capital improvem: it — owner Rodrick Taylor A edue ie welsy “re 3 GREENS Swearing in ceremonies for new NEW YORK ¢tAP) — Steel iu The industry positio Vas ei ind | * eed. funds - ree onl ana ba rare aii j ed ) . be é un) residential con- Allied et et Elm ch pitas No 1, bu. $1.28, Oakland County Circuit Judge The. dustry contract negotiations are granting any labor cost increases TM) when negotiat esume In 1957, voters turned down @ struction Taylor said he plane ti rs y nee A Ala > [ aj [ ; ane chal 315 Kresge. 53 33.3 aa 1, bu : ae odore F. Hughes will be Wednes-) ecesse d until Wednesday, A still stands. This was le cha Verde sctiy they will be ot step | proposal to finanee the bot grand pening in the near future ay Lid a phe fie eatara: No 1. bu ey day in the courtroom of Judge! strike deadline has been postponed — ; reak schedule of ineeings! through general obligation beads. |). ..),.(% ‘te hi me % location ico ; Libby ee. ma ut tTrei, u eRe eR CASE OCECRD Ge . w b in tee weeks until midnight in a Statement b Hibacd , Sine . t » Me 5 aS on ry ‘ rae * of Taiee & ihe Prank He Brotys The inne wal Be Julv 1 ‘ . . Cooper, chief industry net To get the lot going on a revenue ockh GC © JOU SMEBIPO. OU. eee ws eee Julv | ( , ; re} am yen Ee ot Loew's _ 29 | |" a P ; ted : ; tbv Tt Pail ‘bond basis, city commissioners Aa Motors 4.3 Lorillard 45.4! SALAD GREENS | ane press) previously reperteG! President Eenhowers inter cane Oy nomee faite 2 Brothers Arraigned last Winter voted the capital im- MA Am News 41.3 Lou & Nash 83 1 Endive. bu. $2.00 the ceremony was to be held today. y ent. Saturday paved the way of Republic Steel Corp g ' provement funds for land pur ost at ers Am News 41.3 Mack Trk 7 2 Noe : “ mie The strike * * * H . Am Tel % Tel . 95.6 Manuing | 2, eats ea pel. i233, To administer the oath to the ; une eed eld m Fixteaw sald on w-nalionwndé'e One Pleads Guilty chase—10 built up lots ° Anaconda aa mtd yl Lettuce, Boston, bu. : 2.50 p ‘had been scheduled for esday - Fratton sata on a Meh tie Viel: * * N d Th Te Oe ee ere Lino. 63 LOMECS Meet Ota. e eee ssuentes gs) formaer: state repreeratative and night. barring a sudden settle-; vision broadcast Sunday night that) Une Pontiac brother-pleaded guil * i ee 1S Atchison ~ 0 Merck ee Ee ete ate, Bethtey sterecy will (be Cierm ey bod ted his firm $s unwillin to grant any; ty and the other. inn nt when Land clearance was completed tchise ‘1 a ich $ act e iis ‘ vy to ger i he o innoecen e . Bait & Obio 46 Mery fon dks Romaine te aad petit teen AG bes Ie ee ie ie abana labor cost increases without com-'they appeared today ‘before Ouk-/!28t month. The lot was paved last Valuable x 5 ) on P =“ ‘i . 2 é re. “Of ‘Teas f t “ Ls i i al { ay re Lh peeioe Ale 316 Minn M&M = 1486 | dudge Hughes was elected to a David 3. McDonald) ‘head of the” ae fee ‘i © iner is Asked land County Circuit Jud Frank week by the A & A Asphalt Paving s0€ d : onsan Ch 615 , Tait Seale thedule »nSé ric ‘reases Asked) fa ut Judire ank ie : ' be eae 22 § Mont Ward ‘ Poultry and Eggs six-month short term, begiaming (United Stes eroEkers schecliled ibe ; n ‘ 1 1950 spate eport L. Doty for arraignment on charge Cosel Eira Ae oeners Brochure 30 2 > ances 22 é “ecor FS P reports ‘ ) alg mint chat i , Bee eed 424 eo Leal te P July 1 and ending Dec. 31, in the [mectings today with his 33-man 5 te I aad ak ,; ee oXtic sf armed rubbery 1 thet ol wialled meters, signs and bumper 5 : Pay a } I . . a ack ted . : t f ‘ ‘range e Son é ‘ Uy ry im ibe elt of ; . Briggs ‘Jf ,28 Motorola 108.6 DETROIT POULTRY April 6 non-partisan judicial elec. executive board and 17] member fF afton said the tong rang I ; , Rocks and marked off the stalls : eek oy ase Muetler Brass 20 || -DETROIT. June 29 \AP)—Prices paid) tion international wae policy commit tation is what must be considered. $68 from another Pont: iat » thes’ eri Heres news f 4 Brn Balke : Murray 73 per pound fob Detroit for No 1 quality ol international way HCY : McDonal ‘alled C hg! re. June 17 i <7, CORI fatners Theres a luable and judd Co <8 Nat Bisc ine live poultry tee Both sessions were expected) MeDona d_ called oopers re-) JU i é valuable pirrouayis AK Nat Cash R o neat type hens 17, caponettes under The short term was an added to be routine statement of concern over infla-; Judse Doty set sentencing | intormative brochure that Sst 50 Drs 211 net Ore, 584 Se eevee aes provisien in a legislative bill ere tion “a rehash of the same old duly 6 for Richard W ham AV ter it Realtor oe especially preparer r ‘dn Pac 292) NY Centra! 282 . ating ifth circui , > Or ; 1 ” The unic < ren 47 rr vid athers !t L:te of Virginia : “apital Atri 176 Nort & West 972) perrory Ts sie ; ing a fifth circuit judge for k mishmash ” The union is insisting 20, of 474 Jak laid ~ cee and cectine Cine wat a 7 e e ar t ontiac reé John Kinzle simp! ut’ th gh, yo cin Mil M “l, ban AW Air 04: t5cn a checke Ne Gt. B. Hartman. president of the, On| * * * | Both brothers are charged with niiac realtor John finzler has | Shenk nu siale: GGiat Cities Bye 3 Pann Epl 45 Commercially graded Nana C , Be 10 : . , bier he , announced> the sale of his reai CMINE Every |SINgre por ‘ Clark Eyuip . 792° param Pict 48 Waites Grace A. jareo 3648: entral ne ounty Bar Assn., and ( a The industry and union bargain- the armed robbery of the money oe Ak your family secunty plans. It Cote col. Wi pares ce WI { large 37-39, large 35-35%, inedium 31-38 }land Circuit Judge William J Beer Sin ing teams met for an hour Sunday! from John R McAlevy, 29 ~ ho estate business at 670 W - Turon fells youl (exactly. (what 1 Cole ae Ne ze be | jamoe 38. waht sn ge 37-38 age ab 35. Who served with Judge Hughes to execute formal contract exten: gave police his address ag the >! , should know and do t Colum (uss 62 Eepst. Cola -: medium 27-29. Grade B large 2$-2: the Navy 7 Dj S R d Sm Agrrenvente Paneevelt: Hotel Purchaser is the Wiliam Millet protect your family s future Con N Ges 01 Phelps 7 611 — 1e on State Koadgs; Realty firm, of 107 W Huron St Consum Pw ¢ Philco 40 6 *} ' il be ie July } The harge ‘gat C bw rit 16) 34 Phill Pet 474 2 : j : The change will be made July | CHAR a Cont Bak 491 Broct @ Ga Livestock Mooney’s Illness Delays | Drownings Also Claim Kinzler will maintain office space teresting brochure on | ) ; “2 pure Oil 416 ; . . - a Jan es ger ow j like to Cont COPKS | 13 < DETROIT LIVESTOCK : : Weekend Wa te to d Bud et Due an the building until September 1 >) l2™es, ker Cont Meer 117 Ry pu $6.4\. DETROs. sune 20 | AP: Cu. tie—Sal- Sentencing Until July 27 7 During I I Movcomplate 1ranaactione ive you your Copy Telephone | Cont Ot 58 oRex Drug 49 2/8Die 3,000. Bulk early supply siaughter ‘ I : him today ‘its. valuable Its ; copper Boe 2), Reyn Mot 103 atsers and eae good tv averaging Because’ Arthur (© Mooney A : rai hort f Fi ] In the real estate business for ‘ Sorn a chote r 4) ti a om . Oo . : ! i ne - ti va ree e Curtis Pub 113 a lm - 7 leround Ss per: cout of a. about’ $00 iStill in the hospital. Oakland County By! United) Bross nice Or Na Cc ion onig 30 years in Pontiac. inzler is a Deere 5e4 Baleway Bt 36.7 stockers and feeders; steers and heifers . | Mic higan motorists have chalked former president and secretary of Det Toke us St Reg Pap . 484 cpsaing steady to Se lower; some sales ' Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty today! Ns 4 ' final’ Fatale. Board ae oe Scoville Mf .. 25 lower, most decline on choice sicers ¢ - ) their safest weekend in more : je Pontine Real Estate boa Donic tien 3 Sears Roeb 48.5 over ae ee cows o ning slow, few again granted a postponément in z ae inths. although. three An engineering report, various; back of stores on Dixie tighway.’andg 4 former president of Multi Du Pont gig, Shell , Tf ¢:30.28-28.00-, eeaticucice eaacs s O-1150 the scheduled sentencing of thejthan three mx ; requests from individuals, and near Frembes. Bids were received ple Lust Service, Inc BS East aut a ooo bas 71.6 Ibs. 2850-2925; few loads high choice former Waterford Township ‘youths died in one accident yes ht _ - $. DW I in WK i 1 ain his wife sols Se < “steers 11.50-12.00, included T 29.25: one > inal #@tion on the 1959-40 Water-;two weeks ago and turned over-to | Inver, who lives w ; c 58.6 . 0 aco @ ne eaten is is sina Rd 25.1 lot High choice to prime 1009 lb. steers, teacher convicted in May of gross terday : 5 ” Thelma at 2578 Sylvan Shores Dr. Ei Auto L 54 sta O11 Cal. 532 30.00, one lot mostly prime 1080 Ib. steere| indecency with a 16-year-old stu- ry * * .ford Township Budget is scheduled the engineers for study x & is Me Btd Oil Ind . 437 30.75, standard to good steers 344 lent Ss sersons died in ‘tceflic for tonights regu hoard mest “ * also is a member of the West Pon ;. mer 12 Sever Prsons . ) ght's regular et: * ie ' Erie RR fd kes Wah ae) i 1138. Srhoice’ eit oe on S036 | fa ies . nF | total —since = . a * , : lac Amanis « tut Ex-Cell-O 43 Serene 11.4 loads choice Q0-825 1b heifers 2875 Judge Doty set a ne: sentence accidents, the lowest. total ce ing Developer of the Lake. Maceday Fairb Mor Fe 0 ear a 2879. utihty ees “10.00 20.50. cant cre date for July 27 after Chief As- the weekend ending March 8 when Tf approved. the record town Stibdivisio Walter Jachsor y4 ¢ = , cann . 1 * =. Lee peed 5 quiere . 2 and- cutters 15 00-18 00 sistant Oakland County Proseentor six lost their lives W ith seven ship budget will allow the Water gas will qeesaeil ete qinelact » Hi | D; rk: Wo an ' ) Mo j bs - . E > . “age } ’ ~ 1 Li" . . Freepot Sul a0 aa ao 3s 4 George F. Taylor said he had drownings, the state had an ace! ford Township Police Dept. to add pat for board approval Th ale al om , ct 4 Den 5 extron 2 j . ; 2 : at fo ‘ F Ovi g Gen Bak i$ Tim R Bear 582 Two omen Injured been informed by Mooney’s at- dental death tol! of 14 five men, bring the staff total to Board last week rejected the plat Gen Dynam 556 Trans W Air 23 VV > : 1) members— —_ - F : ‘ ° 5 me - £ Ee Gen Elec 706 Transamer 2 torney. Carlton S. Roeser, that Kart J. Mckadden, 22, Gay » met sunt ihnes tess) tha became concrete markers had not ies in U 0 ras ; Gen cae 108 onaer — 397 in. ‘Head- On Car Collision Mooney is still confined~to the lord: Bruce FE. Lee, 19, Gaylord, when the department was siashe:| been installed as indicated is } rw 4 ae , , « be i Gea Motors: 31.1 (io fermda 05 | Veterans Administration Hospital ye h 2? Ros. to years ago 4 ; asa U and Edwin J. Kuthven, 22, : : A tassel © ; ae kill : Gen acme 763 Un Pac " = Two area women were injured jn Dearborn with sclerosis of the | commen. were killed early yes- * * * A request from the Board of A Hiazel Park w oman was killed Goceal Br “5 Unit Aire-- s31/Sunday in a head-on collision of liver | terday on U.S. 27 near “the | An attorney ‘general's opinion, Education to extend township and her husband injured when i0e q ie i -S. 68 a : ‘ 2 oF ry j . r aucayen: 198 a Gas CF 3s jtwo cars on Rood Road in Holly) With a motion for a new trail in, Crawtord-Roscommon c’ounty Prohibiting police department use “ater mains to the Stringham = their car crnaned into a tree along : yood y s j 2 . . = < . } & « 5 ‘ Ther ay Grah Paige 3 US Lines .. 33 1| Township, according to Oakland Circuit Court having been denied) ya, of funds from. traffic tickets, re. School will be considered. Esti |M15 south of Bay City Sunday. . JAMES YOUNGER Gt No Ry $31 US steel a County Sheriff's Deputies. lby Judge Doty, Roeser said! * sulted in the reduction of the ™mated cost for the extension Dead is Mrs. Tim Scannel, 30, Representative Gieyeeuna os Us toe a | tk *‘« t | Mooney would appeal his May 6 . * Waterford Township $100,000 police line Is $5,500. of 23117 Couzens St., Hazel Park. 5 ru i 0 Walgreen 5 - . : z = orn fenerrs | e arent : : ; a, 1 =: ; . Hersh Choe 74.1 west Un Tel | bara B = jury conviction to the State Su- State Police said Lee apparently aopartment A request for the township to {¢" husband, 31. a Hazel Park] g¢ 2.9219 1080 W Meren Se.- Hn 3 wea —_ $! uy Mis, Barbara’ Boomer, 2. preme Court fell asleep at the wheel while re = purchase two lots in Sunnysiape Policeman. ts listed in fair condi- - ome § 28 ceca 55 : . : se a lots ow slape . rire ai as 2. White Mot 301 2000 ood ane a eehaed © in 7 _— turning from a dance The car phe uae! ae prey megs: Acres near Isaac Cesry Sehoop HON today at Bay City General THE LIFE INSURANCE = : Wilson & Co . 2 car driven by her husban ran : oes two full-time firemen, plus a fu , ; — : ‘ I ' ; . Indust Ray 26 1 a struck a tree : 4 Y ,.. Hospital eae Woolworth ; Wilh bé’ presented Th ! 2 : Ioana at f Yale “% Tow 364/29, and Dorothy Peters, 35, of Trio Here Walk In * * * time fire chief at a starting wait te aus eon eeaci vere The acclicnk occurred wher (he COMPANY moe Pa Tour SAW = ~ ; : . ; P \ ri 7 “ of VIRGINIA Int Harv 502 Zenith Rad 1286: driven by J.D. Manning~ 19, of was killed last night when his car 4 higvenqines Johnsen ane - - ; ~— * nel lost contre! \ Int Nick ga 0 Anaconda 96 179 Os St.- Holl are t t- hoMnship engineers Jannsen and tank site for Water System No} : ihe Eaper Jo) eal ea 5 ‘ es iu “A “A Bunt ‘ an ut 0 rou e nolled over Onra ay eu Anderson are expected to present * * * $ 1871 Int shoe 3 Genesco Sled by Dr. G S. Buchan : : wand : Int Sfive Kelloge 33 6 : , . ‘ 1 P aA survey report and recommends Ea at ! the lar The king of Swe ‘ “cl yy eyes Tel oe Oplonn 7| Holly dane Scannell, 31, Hazel Park, & survey repo ecom ndis . stiimated cost for the land io king of Sweden ts required Richmond, Virginis : “ re + | Three men who walked into the was killed when her car blew ation ort the proposed blacktopping $2,800. according to Clerk, James. to be a member of the Lutheran | Toledo Saison Co 17 17 17 thistles; Dave Green ‘ (Green's “No sate; bid and asked Dream), 2, Glen Fries (Jo-Dee),! 3rd, Jack Berlein (Vava Boom), \lightnings. and for snipes, Chuck ‘Morris (R-Buoy), 2nd Frank! \Fleck (Byaes) and 3rd, Ray Fren-| ‘kel( Bottoms Up). All races were’ very close. News in Brief dames Brown, 486 Franklin Rd.,| told police that somene took $100. from his wallet while he was sieep- | ing Sunday morning. | entered Mre, Mary Rat- Sources” reported prelintinary | iliff's home, 34 Stowell St., Sunday, data indicated the missile per- morning and stole $75 from her, formed perfectly as far as major husband’ s wallet, . objectives are concerned. net naib Metre A break in the smoke trail after at the mine are lowest at this | about 30 seconds indicated the time of the year, so retail prices! burn-out of the first stage rocket are lower also. Mine prices in- crease when lake shipments start and ignition of the second. The burned out first stage tumbled to the north in June and July. and inth the , Atlantic Navy's Polaris Fired in 10th Test at Cape CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (»—A smoke-belching Polarts test rockef| darted from the Cape today on its, 10th flight | * * * The 28-foot rocekt, -forerunner of the Navy's submarine-launched ballistic missile, roared skyward at 10:42 a. m. (EST) in what ap-| peared to be a smooth launching. | retail prices will probably increase: some about August 1, ¢ wish to! The Bary ei ae heating cost Place your grad soon | 0 on c (the flight were “general and save. Blaylock Coal & Bidg, offer vou our lowest prices as it! ob jectiv e& means. a saving on next wititer's| missile performance, stage eepara- ‘Suppl Co, 81 Orchard Lake Ave. tion and structural integrity ” S01" three men wanted for the rape of ; ja Warren housewiie last night Six children were anrong seven The unhappy threesome spent, Persons who drowned during the jthe rest of the night at the Pontiac| weekend as thousands sought re- istation and at 7 a.m were taken’ lief from the summer heat at into custody by Warren police lakes and beaches. At noon, today, their story |. Police searched the waters | took on a brighter aspect ‘around the south pier. at Grand The Warren housewife said the Haven yesterday for five-year old three were ‘positively not” the Donald Steensma of Grand Rapids. men who attacked her and they, A * A . were relented James Steinaway. 4. Dexter, drowned in Silver Lake. Washte- naw County, while swimming with other children. «Ned Curley, 16, Midlaiid, tost wa life white swimming in San- > * Royal 1 Oak \ Youth Shot Dead Examining Gun ite sermon A year-old Royal Oak boy | ‘ery Bronzie, 15. Detroit, was accidentally shot and killed drowned while swimming in Dixie! by a friend Saturday night when Lake near Helly yesterday. pes oe were examinine an Army * * rbine. | Frank Uaretie @ Brighton, was “The death of Grant Cole of 709 found dead in Little Crooked Lake, Amelia St. was ruled accidental | Livingston County, yesterday after. {Sunday by Oakland County Prose-| noon. ‘eutor Donald A. Brown. ‘ ; Cole was shot through the head | Matthew Paul Schultz, 14, Al- while he and tits friend. Raymond, PC®’. drowned while canoeing in Leng Lake, Gibson, 16. of 1428 Whitcomb Sr, Wt & friend Montmorency County. were attempting to clear a cart-! ridge stuck in the magazine of Ray Ives, 33. Detroit Tell out of the weapon in the Gibson home..a boat early Saturday on Lake |Cole’s girl friend, Sandra Meyers, Erie, 14, of 1612 Donald 8t.; looked dn ween horrified as the youth felt dead. More than 85 per cent of the Brown said. Gibson would be\ | people of Hawai! « are American — today. | citizens. 5 2 REGULAR . PRICE This is not a dealer's reduction, but is fac- tory authorized which means that all stock will be retagged from $5.95 down to $2.98 for 30 days only, bee 2 Zi¢ de COUNTER TOPS. 1/3 Off Mice, Viny! ARMSTRONG REAL CORK TILE 14° Each ] 3° Sq. Ft. 12x12” Size SPATTER ASPHALT TILE 4s Each Genuine Inlaid LINOLEUM PLASTIC TILE YOUR CHOICE OF ALL FINISHES @ Alkve @ Vins! - Piet $* os Fiat $7.08 Bouse ho 6 + dees > Masonry . my 92.08 @ Glow Enamei $1.98 @ Perch ond Peek ste - @ Frterior Primer $7.96 1055 W. Huron St., Pontiac Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. ‘ti! 9 — Tuesday., Wed., Set. ‘HS lt You Don't Buy Your Tile From Us We Both Lese Money! . « OUTLET FE 8-3717 AP es { ry ; ¥ cae . THI RTY -TWO ; Z a. ; THE PONT IAC PRES SS: MON NDAY. JUN EK 29, 1959 . | _t j . * . . . ; : . . . ; . - ry Ai f Aid Bill . ‘Funeral Directors 4 For Sale Houses vb: For Sale Houses 6 For Sale Houses s ~oor ee OL IfDOrT Ald DI “COATS Income + Nothing Down p . * FUNERAL HOME For widow or retired couple Neat -0466 | ot InNg ) Drayton Piaisas OR 3-77517 2 oe ‘a bath aoe a | wu pais Leelee gel And i ® N i a a ib in goo me Mian . i haunt mre N ies? 5841} Gos fare e. 2car garage ¥. 500, .. : ' | Br mcs 8S rou ch z : Donaid 3 2377 Signed by Ike Will Extend Fedekel| Help for Development a 2 More Years ASHUINGTON President isenhower today signed 4) come] omise TMarsear oxten rot fed il ani fy j port decelopinent oviding far mere spending Unar recommended The measure tiaed be toihiws Congress to T2b mint dollars the face of a veto thical raised iring the debate fhe eaxte j fin 63 tniilions: dollar Pal Deriecrats had tought t tiist and longer program at nee them complained 1 i to ‘opt the simaller tt : an Phe House ortginally voted for fonr year 297 millton dollar ex fension and the Senate A Kisenhower had propesed a four ear, “0 tnithon doar extension ear 465 mt) taon- dollar bill a four Calanrs! \ ef the airport program ep AS, t Mh rie I) : Cheba atative ral thee Pipltrial ey, ate airport th qed roof thre wy F rye ' ead ttrat | ; 7 SUPA shite Tivdeal ‘ a MOVING DAY AT MSUO Four secretaries Ten\iae) Frese Fhete resent on ; ' Pp ‘ . : . | - ; | ; al Michiean State University Oakland pack up peratis tanding (from defti are Mes. Fthel Whit sald the Ai Vea oN ire) Medel . ‘ ‘ fates Wear ps : y nr thei files for the move gnta them new quarters, jock and Mis John (. Landon Stoeping (from Liat Wop aed eM Mibrri nt frien at the esa ; ah goat ae the adgunistrative offices in) the diniversilvs jeff) are Miers Thomas & Kerry and Kathryn ‘ ae) fist academic building. The MSUQ staff has Hubbard The farmhouse was utilized- while the } ' . inal been housed in a farmhouse at Butler and Adams wademie burlding was be jog con tructed has rn f tial fired { = he rab fa tis ' eomnitn Olic Fk OF PUBLIC BALE tal | 1% | | ' wri os threw hin info a hallway, the Maren eine ne «ue af rice sae Ju ’ Sere) sled! This pute lov said ‘ in I As 12500 wiv a 2 ; bey ; ; oe | Awe ' Fr mie Ce od out i as bal UY ‘ , ' si fracdyee dal entered a pla Of iwe peat naie i a 1%) yo. kes porential f a His hemi serial ti ‘ ’ ee m a us rs i " ee na ¥ ie rir y teen ) bir progty fat 4 4 rid cnn cle { ' irtele prec the lhe:et Ane ; ; ; fe oP aT) Vooieard A } FlgS Ppbeeb Seb dee thy € pete Erp | time ina fi M igan the plare ‘ L a C mo te pany tle alheawed Ta pepiietin nue ~ ASEOM TATE S Tre cts P ; . ; ; bee wy a A dd tered NS CORPORA TION Leaves Suit Claims Farmington ges Pog, Binet, Linea arte } igan = P. BR KEIIH Man Injured Son, 12, for Dog Owners Gel a ° ne 78 alked out of the Courihen Last year's dog lleense expired lulg | 1990 710 PM. at the Tos of Two Worlds The manager of a paper com’ in January and the deadline date stip Hal Cee g antencny | nh persed Tia whiig Htecest € [1 Alexandes Se hilt Ait) pany, Paquette is accused by bis vas March Ist) Since that: thoe Strait b thet duly appetnten | ' Th hie Pert e strong personal phy sicien srt 19 year’pld aon, Robert John, ane Hallingall has been issuing the eee el a x on _ The ithe and thie wife old (te police, of breakiny the bes worting thokets and after a two Loy ° ri “ni emarn tn (ere until Pb treods Jett deg June 7 atten he refuse: veek period an dndisiduat is bet oe then fh, ti bee fo tke: out the give tege then given «@ legal vbolathon stray r wt rons Hf the doy de not theese , ' ‘ A peetrony This Hallingall estimates that he has 11H) ANTE tabla vniet 1 . ooKeewe Hath aay ont e ay een noethet ane f covered one half of Waterford ; - = ane . ine 2 e Poviiship saline Marck eu | a ‘ e regia ry ; . : F . ir Qon in Perfecting Atlas mmbocelfoat fe nts al bin ‘ “ 6s Gs hard Lase H ra 7 1 : rt a doipbnit pre Ula be Higy Std f i ne Sree mt 19 I vor tir e hued? ra i Wig ‘AN TICO) Val op ‘ . . } ' = wane as . F it Af age 81 beloved bu ONE albliotigl ey gay tase after he told his tattes His Tee { may obtain new petitions — {of Mis Bsther ¢ “Ada t Or 8o Operealtonal f the end fete like it waW broken. the father tl fownship hall dear father of Mra Russell Aller : ° ‘. t Mr« Leon Genre, Miss Barbara the year allegedly pleked bing up weed ~ : ena Mie (iltner Snapp and | . Mise Ruth Adn Adamson four | Le »oacsters and one brother also sur | - as vine Funeral service will be held ma Z . | § Wednes day July 1 at IT pm at - telson John Funeral Home Tuterment tn Takectde Cemetery Off ( HINWoLD FONE ae f9se WIT ion arm oH 150 Hagle at age 4 We eulctarebhetd of bene Cirt i ae it . ” fal noof Mra Elis Hu rant Je \| al rar brother of Mrs Paadine \ oy of goo thre evgl : Wise Futien ei wale culil ie y Watt . ! z ' pubeepeca he 1 deny ‘ mal a reli , et nul : Ha Chin with | ‘ + oeva a iir f i at i 1 : "4 wy ' hy een its Cibo - ISL Woalbvetr bee phony wes, sat Pipe aie thre {} | la \ i | A Poitirra Wil Teg ee FA Fiahk ta@ ithe etal Fiat 1 ' i TEV eu i HH 7 ~, REFER) Hine’, Tose anit He liad f [enti { 1440 Herning ea a Take ; a) 1 apr I fa fathe ay : Magan t tecatiny putty ay wien Nha « Adla® Si haind Mi Fia the pois exploded Vyyat lvbast et Keletent™ Mrs By Uf . Fauble wre Ath t Keefe 1 Seyen grand af ‘ ! / I ‘| 1 | ' moaned WW gical gia J inl ] f any ; er a ' his Gi Furr al f (ans Heel | fi © atl) he held Wednesda [Alew uy Phir 1 fir { ion et Walte: Fune:al ft aT view thio Mit WKerire 2 ’ aed ' ,* t tate at Flames te Poy , Oster t, | i { |} He f Lake © tert ® | Ty a AHL nreN ral ie 4 tifiect thee ’ j MPEICRLAURG UNF ' ’ elec hand thy fost aga , vind fay Girl 9728 ° Sed ot . Weil beloved litem! cia ite) foamed fhe wa ela wat wn OM { ‘ ' feng 7 bee ana! | ‘ % ¢ ta oe Elect Ferndale Woman cal (oot Ath . . t ® Cit iat t Director at NEA Meet interment ville Cemet : 4 : : rc 27 rane rAMES Ei aN tok \dpe (Vicar Vette F [9] dJoceplane St. axe 30 : > ; ‘ eae oved loo orte Richards of Ferndale, animediate ey tea Pel oe n peat pier fal ivf thy Ah lagan lames Ho Siewert, Hrure GG an. Pidtie ata \ i finda ‘ 5 | Brepne wart dee heothe ; mM y mre Teg tohrrt -s cai Pune: gt Bites totlrreets Wage “S Bie 1 | fie wil tieic Tursday hin veionadl Polina sofa A: es Tiewy ON vb Vln th annial NEA Knover Foneral ‘ tie Myo fst 1 “of lenis Ideeph Chay = 2 _ | terme nh dak Hill : — \t ! vad A tthysecty fast 1 mM war OM t 7 EY c Fut uy P a! 1 \ | } } 1 ‘ “ whe . feel Hh oat ow mus Wf MS PiTMaAM EL Ng ‘ft 1949 WARY Ktne Hagscany oa deede ite attencin the 1 evi vi ips noB cabwention Milfatd” heloved infan ' | _ Pan ani! tuana Siidhan ‘ a Miss Tall wt ; woot hl hal mee er oof Hanae x anid Bhe 1 o * ‘ nn Stidhan dear granddaue Moe Oo esen ie a director, was pe eloeg ter of Mr anal wt Maupin ees. ‘ ; - ; and Mn anid Mr Elijah Btiihar me. ed toa thier vec tern Director Prayer service eres lietd Tues nas lanenaliniata NEA activities within day June 30, at 1h am fivin ; a BEEN the Richardson Bird Chapel Bi > Thee pespeetive t > Newlyw eds | low paymen Erectric hot water. Lot 100 FUNERAL HOM - STOP — LOOK’ -- LISTEN before by 180 $1200.00 down. PHA terms N v Ww G. Whitcomb , Realtor UL Ambuepnde Bervice Plane or Motor you decide Have u how ee t PE 72-8178 thi } roam modern bungalc hi 2 . F 2-2930 ; — “ ideal ns t id a ben) FOUR FAMIIL ¥ Loratec \\ E TR, ADE rage ave ke " re coon n ees¥-to-rent district Each FRON! Cemetery Lots 5 Allin top condition True vaiue at ee en a ae ELIZABETH LAKE Pe x y aly, $10,950. Term AS ime Her J om’. a lots. Perfect Seach Attractive ‘C 1 [Is 3 BREWER “oe Sas! 3 bedroom home !'2 paths Fire- 2 GRAVE LOT WHITE CHAPE! se z BSI es) price aiid Teasonapie Per Giace in living toom Basement FE 80005 JOSEPH F REISZ Bales Mer mens On! ee us Gauntry kitehe nm. Only $3.000 down ; GRAVE LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL 9496 E Hurot FE 4.518) owe Income $160 per m oe 6 Last Supper sectian f Oaniand EF. FE 4! NR EL SABE: 1H a oom ulck sa jf »- 9058 huALNI Ads PioNol > 1 pog sibilities his ti lit Gre Tot sue sic vas Chie i . ; gol dC = cone has many Sutevending nee ¢ CHOICE LOTS (6 GRAVES Ta Utsluperen ol vases vee tures In _pertect condition lob in section § Perty Mt. Park | fe" tou as througnout Beautiful hardwood erendpas ‘ may be Ju floors Bathrogm carpeted. Pur- } chotce fot at Oakiand Hills Cem LAE EA dea i nishing- if desired. Nicely land- elery near Wa Lake and Nov Civ PARENT: scaped ot with terrace. Large Phone OR 3 3 ‘ arage Privileges on Elizabeth _ Here a house {oie 11,500. Terms PERRY MT PARK 7FMETERY PAGAL EAHT OR . eke: elwobb REALTY. 9882 3 eh pri , mmr % graves $25 & tp FE 4-08 Beacn privileges on Commerce Lt es g ee al FE 2-5452 ) Bedrooms - — pcan -_——— is ie a miue ee r ae c fifi ij POX . REPLIES t ] Suncen !iving room =o 0 8 \ - - $9950 TOTAL PRICE vIVAR KEFRONT — 2 8, 14, 18, 22, 28 SYLVAN LAKEF | 4, ub d , ne , { } sa eos ;: Many extras in Roman brick 31, 32, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, MA ' nee aM a Thermopane wit id0%5 TOWER STRAITS LAKE 1 Ss 9: 70, 75, 80, 87 j ' Ls alr 6-625 marble sil 1! ceram: Attractuve 6-room ranch Z-car 65, 66, 69, 70, 15, BU, 8, ) BELROOM BRICK TILED BASE ave bathe 3 6 is, iare garage. FWA oil furnace. elec- 96 5] : el : : el, el 2 ft » otep- tric heater Siérms and screens ' a, IS: ue _— = _! caver kite lie Idy ad Situated on % lots. privileges Cs a ag Screened porch, FA on. Lower and Upper Straits heat l-car. gala@ge $54 lake By appointment. $13 300 ———O eee 0 Terms | g LAKEFRONT BRICK The Pe nttac Press E a . Be autitul Bi-Level overlookin ] Sa a 4 lake 3 ised bedrms tat 20- ’ , _ ; or pane ft living room with fireplace ] t OR W AN } ADS te E ee PONY he y . pulli-in bookcase and desk, large aoe ewteiel chi nae sun deck off living are pan 1 “5 $3450 duwn and $30 per mont Dre oa oat ee ee eled rec. room with fireplace iF? > 1 rou ac rick | DIAL FE 2-8181 ' neludiifig taxes and Insurance Dees es fas 5S Pin Screen d patio—porch on lake 1 . j Idea: for small family HOE ee = he 0 F ued level Alt garage beautifully Se. ro, f oom 20 x _ Fiorida landscaped Breakwater and \ From % a.m. tu 5 p.m, ear St. Benedict romps nelcos ism ty ot sandy teach. New carpeting and { hii | Joneltson | ar] nem Ones ite Hen 2 fireplace fixtures Draperi¢s and Ail errors should be fe- . x ; ; ba Lis radyant nya other des! rable features in \ ported immediately The ] ae y ete ted pred oom, leat Garage 24 x 30 $ cluded at the reduced price ‘of Presa assumes no fespon- { BORD eters Sule terms $24,900 Terms Qo osoity for erfors other [f, ear ieernae \ ; wares nru dart , sl : " re ea cance! me . Fetes i ing reom with Rote PL Smith, healtot yo otha urtion © he first Neer 2 scars = ac NE eriton ee the ajyertise- a ae 244.8 Telegraph Rd FE 3-7848 1 base ne: . IF : LAUR ANT Lorated on Open “Tu 8 a Oe yn pear GM Englneer rRADE~ TRADE TRADE | ; ' Gwoers wish to retice We have 2 beautiful 4 bedroom “ earls new byltiding homes Pully modern with trans | i sPainie teei equip butit-in feature Full basement~ lenoret Dee ore ment and extra lot for park and 2 ar garages On large pat | 15 gy wll make a good in cele In a good neighborhood : ome for vou $30,000 terms Will trade for what vou Nave. losing time advertise . > 1 \ > oe Coulaining type atees a ay om acie iy ANET® «NC REALTORS | \DbS Ixt arye than s«eyuiar agate i t tr f(r) ert . ar Aron Street enor Rd (Moa ] Iype is 12 o'clock noon the ‘ f I be Uniti g Cpe Fenings. & Sunday 14 omer of Silverhill Ra J mt north jay previous to publication n l w ohote oe P b et Puntiac on Walton Biid \ : RSET meee : 4288 DIXIE HWY (US 10: NOTICR 70 oo ney 6a Drayton Plains OR 3-1251 or {. ADVERTISERS wef eon FE 5-9292 Z The aeadiine for cance! a eae noe $4 I down r1> T¢ - | > of tpansien, Want Acs tf retirement LAKE ORION «now ¥ 15 am the day of «en Pa ly | a paar «|, 285 BDRS . RANCH &T YLE BRICK 2 acres. 3 bdrms Lge. Hvin an ] nublication after the firat lt I ee II ig A a) me GN ibe wooded lot S&pa-- and dining rm. Fireplace m insertion . wail to wait car Gas heat Paved street. 2'a car 1 NFPA! REAL BSTATE ' ireplace Dining-family garage. Terms Hoyt Realty Ni CASH WANT AD RATES yeie Hhighsa On 3-971 i stom redwood kitch-' Schick MY 3-3711 ' 1 la StORY WASHING in oven & range, storms “TRE LEVEL STARTER HOME Lines 1 Dey 3-Dave 6 Dave Park Rec Rm_ Carpeting baths hot water Nothing down your lot, small | $1 9 an $312 erat fenced Yd heating 2 car garage. Clark- com. our lot G.. Flatticey. EM 18 297 + 450 for ew ale $12 950 ton area Good buy at $21,000 | ‘ 00 3 a4 ) 76 8 dows No realte PE 46991 eat leaving state EM 3-3017 } 290 4 0 4870 ILTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Gs eM 39-5571 1 6 1 00 40) 820 BY ae A RM BRICK HOUSE i 3 50 6 40 9 66 : K\ RRO witt aia full basemen % 400 1 20 1] 04 - 201 “South Tilden Pioneer High eer es 450, B10 1242 JE it ‘s . - SUBURBAN NEAR CREAT ON 1H 4 Of 00 1 a0 . + : se 3 edroom home Aw on of ! ) 90 ' 4 fredroon LEAVING STATE OWNER MUST 26 x 43° Lot 200 Bath a : : aoe sell bedrm 1*3 batt brick LR 123 x 22 wall to wall <= a ee ee oe 17 ° sk aled off ranch, large corner jot, private carpet Basement ; ol] furnace . 7 j ae eat K fu aseme nt me in Sub oi = rifice: Walled Shower, elec water heater Ga- . 4 i ‘ kataee aril ic ake ares Mi: 3858 A 00 Low FHA Terms lor Sale Houses 6 cated on beautiful 80x120 ft 1 rege. $13,209 (Fo cone ca Boxteo ol BARGAIN WALLED LK 4 BDRM = A Cobcel frame. Storms & s.reens, 2 car DRAYTON AREA west Swburban garage $9,000 full price. $2500 Excellent 1l'z story 3 Bedroom / Very sharp 2-bedruom home plus dn. Owne Ma 4-287 home has alum siding and ledge- 12x13 ft den large iiving room § ROOMS AND BATH AND Ga-| Tock trim. LR 12x20 Separate with ca ting full basement 112 rage On canal, going in dining room. Tile bath Kitchen | pa si : a Koing Into 3 lakes - Pa Br Sra aS Fin! : j ‘a Karage wicely at caped By owner FE 2-618 has lots of cupboards inished | lawn with fenced rear yard. $1500 recreation room in the basement, down —— TA oll furnace 32 car garage. Paved na Valter Eales bunt en - \\ dr Lot 130 x 240 Tractor & Palvet h as Dov WYN i garden implements included. A i YOUNING [ere a.8 lakefront with sandy beac FOR VALUES & TRADES good buy. $13.500 Terms s' you tan afford to owr Or $8700 with $1290 down Tt 3 bed I SB11 1 ‘ 4 Av BLE Fr . tt BALDWIN ; ne LRADP OR Ft TIFUT ax and ‘ ‘DF ; DN AME FUL REA TIFUT Ges a ee PEN@ AM 9PM in Hollyvwomt Plorida, for “Gl ae teee Siniing) toy MULTIPLE .ISTING SERVICE WOODS A sant ra “ t 53 iT om & F He inc ATA Quick port ae are (cieines PINE LAKE PRIVILFGFY 1? RED od o con Wilte Portia, Presa Bow HRinkeee Tera om brick ify oatl Nitec ee se i ? c _ garage many extras $20 400 FF Lae An BY OM NER MODERN 2? BEDROOM IUNIOR FSTATE 8-627) . . ae Pa) eat @21 Peacock an at heened “ ‘ burning corner ny OWNEI R—-MODERN Wungaiow across from .Witilames terns ™ : oon ce in the studio type fiame if pa 3 mom Screened rear waik tin js well sharted fi “| N = J outdoor Nemee far cool aeke) Private beach New 2'a-car ing distanc, of new orth. living Lake privi garace. and large breeseway OR ern High 8 chee ‘Large ‘a exes on Cass ee, acre parcel with [tp -tar SYLVAN. MANOR YOULL x Es MODERN ON 3 ACRES garage pated drive A gen } bedroom brick ranch with 7 LL NEED about $600 Furnished in the country ‘are wine value home Ry ag 18 x 15 hiving room. 3 x 11 t Veteran te ys pee + pee 8 win Count¥ tncladed «for $2 500 | | .tyweat and Satan ~ ced rit t Eon Rane hives with at ash Rogan @-OTTA TRADE $14950 with terms can be . ly garage The 117 . rrang? ivine toe . RY OWNER = , arranged ; lave Oped _ room bas a vice north etide iocation 09 Crier = aceept used ca : . . : ‘gf. picture window ar { mint : Er nN 1 ' ena # 8 Roum omplete [ fea ra aca BALDWIN . rate are WOK : i A wn oye : se 7 Dungaow ow Modern kitchen painted eee : y Sreoom hd ha a § [8's : 9 [eneree walle } ar ayac 5 ogy atest ea re 2 ks kit e i) PA ~ yare Near &race Bea Take argue. hi aw eo r : 4 x eh) Saha $9 TAQ bnew ha’ t eit rASe Me a $3) 1) a ater a wacvate $i 500 f eT ThA Yea TN he x Naik ane er * * " rye $9050 61 540 Gon woe : tr * ba. ‘ H * oan wun FY Bert $i 2 ie $i 0 ac. ce - . on ze men with ga fat And i). eitina! n ims hs le er ee car gmrage Only $12 306 : lon storma« «an 4 Ne A, : neighborhood $8 450 ei 7 ‘ , MUA fa Bans erm 6 1 -(e ares : a8 ‘ Fy ponders me z oune quip > h water Wacant ? tour im pr rf ment on Ure retetwed a eT 1 Rk re meeiate possession SoM = IV. M “CHIR AN aod fo etidents oni go CUCKLER REALTY REALTOR LL egy hanno M8 N Sag UL 2-398 FE 4-400) : Stow hralios fs : eas : _ yaw 2-1 : : ss MM; ween revit, Ke: ( . OPEN FVENINGS stUxrpay | \\ ON ELT _R NER, 7 ROOM HOUSE, 2 77 N Gaginaw. St FRE $8168 942 JOSLYN COR MANSFIFILD yu s 7 Reattor lands¢aped jets. FE 2.4771. \ Daly ru t Mi LTIFLE LISTING SERVICE FF men Ro Dser 08 PR 6877s 4 > * C : : . ~~ * . ‘ 5 : ~ . ™ » 1 x A i re =e eS 5 m : 4 ; : ~ ; * P : Sear - ' i : ag are a a ee es ae ee Be ,pees i : 19: a | g! + 7T . IAC PRESS. JUN E 99 ay ere PS, RTY- “ake | RE : iy ee __ For Sale louses MULTIP: ~~ ‘ . ra LE g aurLY § STING SERVICE Loa OF Sele NCOME reas ale, Hou o = ou $e Near Wisne - et... 8 Fe 5 Wisner and ai |___ Fe private ¢ ae ‘ sical Sale F ate entra: a pestis ; : z x ESO Ho : ~ #2) “ren nce, New with, (© GE T Leen TH os a 6! SMe kegs at onor tern e 6, SLICE rea. ce. or BURB: ~ Hoyt PH High so No 8T. ‘@. Onl pad ete BAN Ee u0 a A 8c. i F 1 AL ys tache — 3 Realty ‘terms. hoo! 3 HAM j RS—NO STR ‘| and A ae type bedroom vr r $60 | : : MON a AIN ofen, nite age Ce om alum! Beaut OTH IN chick. _ ¥ : NDAY Ener ne on F be lot range. Deied vied Pear ‘OTHING DOWN - —- comicriebls ven! FHA ee pails te ng eh ay Bo - _ nace loor. 5 room A “9 i 2 bed n A-l ated al in er ifferent -level - = pins eae recom, nom cme Riya gern | e. Ne pleasant Buliting Hee at located i have ag omen ths ot are | = __For ie ar i e ‘Aut w u bs] e on Sale 8: ie eal! me lace ature red w Momean in Tl base Wev- ral choi . $38 Hou : yment. got with lo Sens WEST’ SE pecan ack Bet Oa TE Adee af uses 1 Inv low choo! ge Priced $9.800 and = 2 MecuLl available Y Ss b ITING LA OWL fot edroam plas- Open 7S Cc a GcGan oy L 3 i OW se ____Ine : . KEFR and n . Mint bene Ez m. to ‘Elisabetta. ‘ Perot & JEF come ‘ ONT This few au bas pei aes Se B 2- ta bath, | By ae ae Prope 3 Bedroo: and ate an Sacra | ere ea D.m. Sunda 2 ase: eights. ate ment. 4 POLAT rly — ituateg mR G pan fos a are a arage | door door: LAKE FE y 1-5 Be as east Wa oe| bre fy oF 20m 150 i 1 pes cl b -_ Vv car own. | SACRIT ach. = Li Ez Press ae e 00 e fe i a c- ss n. CRIFI CL m MEN. AG oF ARBOR FIELD REAL Rd eer gninys! ay = : Je atures a | . rkaton. | Sale Lake seine HY oft ae aa) ana’ s 2m Box oe HE I 6-6500 EST 500- FH ull car & ore ~ i¢ e Py | rince! ton B NCE Y 2 =—1 weeks eceptes r of ER. WORK 1GH ATE AT price tlach i BED ro befo! ton, f lvd ty we Int of d Be a ee ts ow ppl Exc Ts _ erms oniy Te Lak | pert: fore § ‘ollow cor noe B ernati su tor cat: elle J : 2.- e HOM y 8 WA pm. sign lwand 8. ranch weeny te 10, ions : low nt ue “1S ATT $7,300 E TE aid La fs y em; to- with REAL E: : E Ss [e) — ERFO E 5- st in kn plo 12- . tony neal 2 bedroo PEN L Est FAY $500 NTION | 50} OME ON SYL a RD acre | noe ae i we loyme 3 a Leta ouanet m bung The Hi Bl Ok “pews NEWL 3 bdrm loves SYLVAN FE __FE ? pe z = Ea rgd ‘Principal cities. ck fidora. clean. Pls a hla 0-9 INS ne ety SHEE sos iris oO ~ ° ; OT, 30 Ww cepted citles your oors. pace ani) Pichi: R ne Rd Piel ete he t s you cDS" 3 io jewel ul = . r Sa = paki -E ‘i igh rch bdr bric n le es $1 y aver price mone! You'll Gas ently WA: OCHES: E M50 DAY ne thi t star anc peat m ob kG | t-5- g A | 000 = price of 00. oa tt vax (gr hoa on «nos 7" a ooh ae aT es ong ae Acreage 13. ee ; 950 at t Syl on Tek E alesse me RY | lake pil subur es ce ery fronts 2 bsm oe As E 3 sant ward shi 1° “yclone- ex ak St d-tr Se = $5 3 rival urban | her woG b age 0 t. tl : low BU con cars & ed 1 FoR THE th $750 Family ee hom See an poh & je a 85 0 8500 Full wih ia eae Lk Gas _ 2160 PANGU ae aoe PA view oe ae is : EXE i irch Cu ed kt : lar y ota e 7 payt lower shad er Ne NTS ONI dowt Yoopri ua A COM a akian a Mi o 3 es own R- i one F w gion CUTIV som pboa Wehen. wan u ge " BEDR¢ sof $5 $1000 ded’ lou NORTH 81 NLY $30. Pay u UL: BRE ae ie, & 'S,R _— AL PE 8-1 lo ork Al IVE reali and ariee ce with ed lot me OOM: $50 m dn. lors. TH SIDE 30 MO AY: ran NION- 29930 REALT Ortonvill ealto ee ARY 8-1 cal in an or th .¢ Ron Ree inkag arpet natura / Ee ieal lo SFRAM o OL Take ‘ some 8 ful's. ho LAK : OR Well 8 oe NAT r ERIENC $90. a a gat Peat Ext, peed ee ts nools & 80 E FUL! pe eos 7 ouent es 2 bed sell, Ta acene: E 3 jf ec ACRES 1-28 jani CEI W § : - . ing ee se ' madre land: ou BE i uaa cate. QI. = — 18 we Lor D EF ea Ape eeslon Sate . J eae full ¥ Se rere | sie ata x 120 TLSHA ottene Mi aul ete, 6 3 li at cape 50 FDR he dN : _ iIso Be ) CAR K a | “dream oan men ei cine close 1s * “large ments * _ 8-8308 down ee a Se = ey fees storm ey Ge BY . i Ln Hie an ise x siete sie, pa ene bale 7 Poatse perce Ms s ) 3. se eed ior ni door aie : rte ia h106 ° d a EX = - ER ro ‘know many. t onset “ber cent mo hens = — eo seaage a Moree Kes oun Mor ea eM automatic vera paste bedroom KP. CAB DR naiine. 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NORTH SIDE "sane hat LARE On! operty 10 © ety pisterred Cal XPERIENCED WAI TRESS 68 wit alter ; A on Bto h 1 ath ea om ed | e 1 his ' bin Wy ON e 1€ iO. “ail EXP irra WA iY . 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Thre URB HA Au -— . nic tra } lar - abie A FRC C Desks oc mber MME tea GE ty W : tiple LL ah Road ; « ee. het > Eve eves . #16 _ wit eb AN tering Fla erm , 0 8 cons noth VER: B nat sum OW pplic x GE pply Lt Ww gery L248 N ri iarge néstion Da earuae Rac 2200 Ke only 100 Iver L \o Laie ot RY Aiea pom ations BILL au rly. 4480 ORK ene = Sicholic, R arent Sie ‘ bina ante ee Teed: are iat Fite = Be , at roe? a re. Toquiee | pes eee] Sere a ome are: ey Se 3 ; : an M Clem eal foe et Rareg a secant vanity A hear ate nving PL ya Realt ano LOT A! ove Sse m oiegt ee iat Pros tienced Dp KITCHE oN 1 vs ene’ tor f si pnd 6 e 8 han * ty ¢ bath kit iivt £cv t Tel OF Th r ULL eet 1 $130" ace pal em K ron. t Top Dr A KITCHEN % or Kelc St 800 creens lumin vd water carpe ~) chen ne STOM ogra is ¢ A By RN > mee epted cities | ITCH Driv ppl f ngs DOR J 4 “im lak patie tin: ith ce ER Open ph per xeelle TEAL 43 Ni S400 ekly ay A EN ee in pe % => aR >» & 1 e ner { ar butlt BA * t dé re nt b " Bi , y - a er- ppt HELP n, 3k - _ Pe’ 18 & «xe saat Peg i ie | REING | a oes utidt to bes set oo we W ae ea07 son * jegee Large} and nc nO pigh ome nan ng sit Ple be a ole < : xle ig ANT _ . q ° a MUL pal Fp i oJ re lot wich A ome P priced mort ee prinnoe, = cars fu Parlin Ships , LADY Mwy oy Dri NIGHTS PLE ne John K ee cent ropert brea run ie Ps Ca So a ostructs ue ADY FOR TE rely 308 Lig Trudy \ and! ROD take unnin 30 xcept ‘or S phone dé. Fo ve Ww egion | ri 4 LEP p hom ba - BG songs the re R in & § riters We UCTS 7 low dn Md Cues G: tonelly LAR FE ret joe ork A ic ence nec eo | TELEPHONE 5 2 FRVIC 1887 ealtc So . , Bee es f har ARES wn lote. BUM a RY 103 al i ul 8. Sagi ne es: r stu URVEY ; Cy x cE Phene iY eon ns baabiag to tal Wome ee IN \l ra rare at ome snow SOO nter- | LADI naw. sary, opie ‘0 ¥ \ f+ = ¥ a nbree ea) en er ee DE. creel ee SINC " oo ee Keone EEK | wooo COUTD YOu t ndalys, 1a =~ VE FE 8 wads by ot Rox Sy Bi thah ater yes Ma) Je papacy poses EARED | IDDLEAGED | es 8 , . ere 2-403! alec! Foe! reyton on Fr (toe DIXIE chee min oe for ately 2 pubs ane | ste work tAay re 37 we ; ae ~ EXCE Jain oe Pia wri Biv orth Phile lir. t Cali ret | SF FIC after cee ft . fer. te ning bric ‘ —4 PES. Sa si 10 COLL Le che tale fed #062 aay os GIR ; eae (cet ay s- “| ’ € 4, an : i \ ayer’ ee Sach Loc ai REAC 9292, 1231 or 7a oLLE ‘cL Ss i our eee assist imal a EN = . * aoe: tr toe. ? tate se TOMER ie ras ' Accented fe 2 UDENT | ee ate Mist hy , 2 | ad i - G ee fied thr i CU: S save $1 men fled you offer . EGISTERED Woodwart. = 4 my Ad. ougt = may 600 sneaks be ed | s of NU ane : ¥ ne s..Ca 1 Cla | ‘i ot be sc Sep be men, R 10 to oe aux fe as \ Call ssi- | hee Kee Dg rapraes ab RECEPTI ee Soa R oA 700 je t T, te | See” po : ‘ » 2-8181. | foc man ge a | f Tien ae xaos coy . ° of r si a eas N “ 2 rn Acta t time “s. x including | ran y ager ae AP . ea a Detter, s| fme le at fone APPEAR: to 8 Gat re in- | Ibert 4M 3 8 fo hal oc >a, rE. auaureas 7 woot Or | ¢ Po Je ara hee \ = ene pes NURSE PAI area, iL M ad Roe = : \ xT * ; om. oF cee Ant Tee 1 \ oe of * i afte bef {a : ' . i ‘ raeons ha > : = i * ; o 7 be ‘ : x -* . ae ' : pee : . oe x WHE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 29, 1950 _Help Wanted Eemale 20. ___ Building ervice. 2% oy; aa chape lat Das AND CEMENT WO Shirt Finishers We a rechline in porches, whet, on cabinet unit. Gresham patios, planter boxes, and re- Exp. _Cleaners, 605 Oakland _|e tainer walls. All work guaran =| LAWN ‘CUTTING A Landscape Beryice, MM Al alder! se} agi « SODDED SILK FINISHER “teed. Call after 4pm oe ‘4-1 ELECTRICAL SERVIGE. SPE- | , Apply 8185 Cooley Lake Rd. clalizing in remodeling & repairs. en one ron Lise & bonded cont. PE 5-2200. TAKING A ——— 7 as ‘i ift and toy demonstrators now — Guster MODERNIZING 3% for 3 evenings work Cail! Free Est's P 2 1419 — PE 3- 204 ~ for appointment betwen 3 and ST — FE 3 Bb 1558 |A-l SAND & FINISH FE 5-372. rissa “TEGHNICIANS AND EX-| Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service perienced medical technicians Af- re BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT ternoon and night ri re Ss work -Alse fireplace. OR 3-9402 thic Hospita — “> eee — ta aaa A&B TRENCHING Wolk ESS — Footing & field tle. 20 cents ft B oe FE 5-996! a Steady, also part time Morey s ,) ComMpLETE BUILDING SERV- | Golf a Core o a ice Quality work, licensed ik. Rd otf Comm BOWKER CONSTRUCTION CO. WOMAN FOR FOUNTAIN Oo MA 4-2253 or OA 86-3272 3 to 1@ pm Relezences APPS ALi KINDS OP CEMENT WORK. ore Cranbrock sBisminyam 3 Reasonabir Jenspn FE 2.2540 7.0334 BULLDOZING & TRUCKING WAITRESS © “WANTED “FRANKS DON TURNER FE 5-2853 Restaurant. $28 N Pontiac Tia BRICK, BLOCK STONE & CE MArket 4.2961) Waled Lake _} ment work Hesidential & com- c Bil EM 43-3168 ) Ss iner YOU NG 1. NI I BLDG KEPAIR PLASTERING Part time 4riik Hiuek, Cement work. 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[susiness Services 28 A PAIN itch ANDD WATT PA peelirg PROF ai Al PAINTER IST Firion A‘iT} \t NA exterior Hews FR 4 6482 | ASVUAL | Joa ViNdl Al COSTAL OTE ae K NEMS Witten uae Piee eatiniates bab repair FR @ 4 : Pica rd A teanvte ni 11 Ai PAINTING PIKE a RM ALT STAKES OF FOES TAIN PRY terbart Free e Auhurs Ave Ci PB KPICHeNE! TF ee enirater va cif 7 ‘ Sirig ie A ‘get ) UNTON TAKE. 1 ROOM: & BATH Modrriu amt blige Arctult Yeat RAYON leiewr apn Open Eves around PM 1 4285 ) ry ie ent UPPER 5 ROOMS PRIVATE MIC T PLR AD ISTING! SERVICE bath anid rotrance 405 C ABH MONEY ecrragpe Cf owe will ahow yor how to get cach ' WEST SIDE) ¢ ROOMS NICKEL ¥ | HILFY HPAL FSTATE . furnished ewly clecoPated SOW Bilrebeth '% fe4 FR @iist Zo ruoms Phone days FE 5 vn. FF 4482) evenings FF) +8850 WEAT SID 2 10% RMS { bat Cisuned floor Pst entrar NO SETTING | leteer GE yon ee C5) Sin fLcaVGRN Wot Gall) Tac Rent Apts. 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EN | Se ee ee eee france & bath Freeryining t: “e — ! ae eek Fe ; rlbed Near Sagiitw doquere J) IRENE sax u eats phic ee peeved ¢ouple with sere _ ate Tef@rences Afier & BePMS OUTIITIRS FUERN IN eam liccee Phone FF fat welome 14 Center Bt FR Sasa » 2990 . . . Fro @ ott! st Pie - S$ Marshal FF 4-526) week Child welcome FE $1 Indutre at 273 Baldwin Ave, ete... aes er PAE RAD, ony 1TN Telegrap (leat amd qutel Aduita only No Plait weleeme TOS Hattie ist - ttrimking 24 Mique St FPF Soto Drayton Piain Private enti PMS OR T TUR RM KITCHEN SEO UNIS S58 OL BGR Ae eite Pst bath wand ent Suitable 4 TARE Hay uve Pits fav 1 7) pe psecns $1050) pe: etaye oF) Ata 5 wh is 8th 1 ROUMS BATH AND GARAGE 2 ANIY @ HOOM APARTMENTS All wlilijdes Uutnished Near Gian Clean vouple only 318 N su era! Uidepeoal FR @ 4578 Aw roolated Ait util furnished thikt weloome No drinking FEF eat sia furnished Washer and dre: 2 RMS RATH. REAS. NR GEN; cluded PR 211 eral dloxp, woman FE 8-504 h4@ RMS & BATH ON WEST SIDE »3 ROOM UPPER WITH PRIVATE | Reas. Children wel tme bath and entrance, nicely fur 8-771 nished Clean, couple only. No| ¢ ROOMS Wrst SIDE NEWLY pets 20 Norton decorated, adults FR 2-(423 | } ROOMS AND BATH Ri CON: | @ RM& 7% BATH ADULTS UTH | 25262 ditioned C&iple FRE § ities FE . RMS, eeiy ARORMINOL PYT @ RM f& BATH APTS IN DRAY bath lke! .on bus line, po ton Heat, hot water tna 840 mo Th drinkers, §-§015 | OR 3.1972: or OR 35 SRMS& & RATH 194 GOING BT.) ¢ ROOMS sACRORA - Ara PON comer of Whittemore tlac Moter F & MOIR Atay VREDRM ADL UTI, INCL OX- 4g pags tear « HOT WATER 3 9907 bow Take $t@5 mo MA 41292 moa FF “J. ORM PVT ORATH CAND ENTR Qoaniy Tite RATH HEAT cory “etrapgement LOO Norlon., water ctore retrig .. couple 7 ROOMA a ENTRANCE AND Opdyke FE ¢o757 harh FR 29037 after § pm @ ROOMS & RATH, GaRact ) ROOM re UTH FURNISHED Heal & het maier fan ¢ 146 8 Anderson FE {oom BR Dts? ROOM FPRIVATE uate ANT) @ ROOM APARTMENT UNEFDRN entrance FR 5-485} | bee*Rechester Basement and ,2 RMS PVT ENT & BATH. Jaq "SHO OL PIMT after 5& = Mt Clemens FE. 6-8466 me ements “2 ROOMS. FURNISHED, WEAT & TMS & nary UPPER 90 INQ hot water avatiable Immediate. |‘ 20'> Aubury PE ly 04% J Anderson, Call “MI iS na Litas won & MARSHAL @iase go $8 } BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. @ A 8. heat. close to downtewn. FE. #1822 eee | 3 BEDRM HOUSE NEWLY BE-_ corated = mo. 95 8. Johnson. vu ey ‘BEDRM. BRICK “RANCH, FULL | private sceretary ; : a month. FE 86-9553. 3684 Gyafton Ra Rent Apts. Unfurnished 55 ROOMS NEAR GENERAL HOS- RMS, gael UPPER. “PE 2-6332 West side Inquire $5 Dwight contrart: New § ROOM UPPEE O11. HEAR Ga $16 WEE KIY, 1 ROOMS PRIVATE living. room With Mur- | APT. FOR A VACATION. SLEEPS 4 or 5, on Cass Lake. Weekly or season. FE 45382. Born 3 TTOOMS 1I8T FLOOR $55 22 Cadillac WO 2-3825. ORCHARD COURTS amonth plus utilities FR 4 T9868 Bor hetie contracts A va ant WOMAN. ALL PRIVATE, FEDERAL | 4 2haF ; For Rent Rooms ee persons’ FE 5-8466 184 Mt Clem AT BUS STOP or FRONT RM Everything for Your convenience FE $5 - AIR CONDITIONE B)= ide apartment development ony ts din Tiled taths plenty cleset space ny-tspe building with , (ius @ulomeatic bot water & heat _ s OFFIC KS IN” furnished by owner Private vard WANS & UAKLANTD COUNTIES Qnel laundry facilities at 444 F t erator cal 7 Pik@ near giade and high schools GUS all RICCO HE UTS Sie CA) WE OFFER THE FINEST IN equipment and service at rea- sonable rates Men or women Bed or ay peiatory: 24 hr care. FF 4-22 Wash MANAGER 19 SAIMER ST 4 rms & att 7 qatece heat can A. Kern, Realtor Jif vou uistine paving uthity bitie, ; Rent Houses Furnished 56. , iy ee ve PPMS UPPER HEAT TIGHTS - 2 RMS PVT FNT UTILITIES hot Wafep "gens stove Very teas RMS BATH STOVE REFRIG rater Utilities Adults only } 20101 2 BATHS ore | JOM. UNFURNISHED STOVE, ROOMS AND WATH. Des signed for cht en Sar Wet EX tppFr FURN TUTARGE RMS 18ST FrOOR tors” dfentesn Auburn 2 HOM ANTD RATH NEWLY (heet space FE B&B 0544 1 ROUM RKASENENTD apanr ment With private bath uti: Pontiac Press Box 12, aK Big fe Rd. Ask for rh 42031. “SMALL HOUSE a0 INQUIRE 4 4180 Park 4 Large riad Rouse style restaur- | ant Catering te large parties | banquets fine foods, ete Build Rent ‘Houses Unfurn. 57 K sures N Realty 2 a BASEMENT. Save sa NC, room, 14x21 family kitchen, 18x13 aree utlitty. In Mi) | | handle plea Mventor eat side after 6 pm. MUtual evo: on Ppa iar Lake. Ve ‘Rent Houses Unfurn. 57) Business s Opportunities ¢ 66). Mectgaye Loans ¢ 69 - 3 eon DUPLEX - & | BEAUTIFUL i rast BOULEVARD HEIGHTS an ‘rm, kitchen & wtil. rm | GROCERY¢:MEATS, 8DM — Ideal FE come. set s man and wife. Located in lake area near Pontiac. Loveiy JL 2-1125 basement, “re ‘6 feos corner lot, | _ $110 month COM PRESS 8H ,~j— 2ND MORT GAGES A very avenienay, Tisceied ary bi 2,090 oy Pie leaning business. A real Sarees | | Available $600- loans jaf =~ operater. Includes 7 Vale investor. ears Tepeyy press & all equipment. Low rent, ment in radi “mont y payinents Now nting For Phon Ra, Moa complete price $750. cab “wold za DI 1-1669 , OFFICE; ‘ JOSEPH F REISZ, — x esa | INSOLIDATE _ _ 544 NE. Boulevard at _Valenc fa 4-06 £. eer FE 023 a Ge Get cash to pay 3 BEDRM KITCHEN, Liv- | _ sl off your land contract or mort- We do the work. Anywhere in Oakland County. Pree Appraisals Free Consultation. = | | gage & to modernize your homé | room quarters, with an extra BIG BEAR CON uc N 4 room. medern home renting for | L $65 per mo. Approximately 4 acres 92 W. Huron PE 3-1833 of land. Smoke house & all equip- ment for making sausage & hot- dogs. Greseing chee aff year. at present time .Will sacrifice ' RIP. AP CR account of illness. at for 445, FR 5 3086. Bw ___ Swaps at 70 gos —~———- | LAKEPRONT GROCERY, MEATS & | 21 CUBIC FI. DEEP FREEZE 3 3 BEDRMS. WITH BSMT & GA rage. Nice & clean. Gas heat. | 8 yrs old. Good location. Near) shopping center West side. MI) T0199 after |1 pm | 5 RM MODERN IN KEEGO. FE 0159 Plart. Phone FE 8-0458 C SCHUETT REALTOR ADULTS, PROFESSIONAL. NEW 2! bedroom duplex Also house. Gas heat. Lx. priv. FE 8-1925 ATTRACTIVE 2 YEAR * ROUND modern homes. EM 3-4350 or EM 41-4094 COUPLE-RENT FREE TO BOARD owner FE 4-0086 after 4 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY 4 bedroom nearly new house, full basement MAple 5-5811 FOR RENT. } BEDROOM HOME ing good gross. Ideal for man & | 8-8520 wife operation. Priced to sell. | j95; FERGUSON 20 TRACTOR erms Modern henriag 3 iocated on one ou main highways Good gross and g00d lease Requires substan- ial down payment ME -— Busy resort area. Show- new condition, sel! or trade. FE 8-8620 with tools for landscaping. As good as new. Will swap for small foreign car or Metropolitan. 4161 Adams Rd, between Silverbell & 5 RM HOUSE. MODERN GAS a gtapetr Service of Pontiac Gunn Rd. Rochesten 8 am-l heat No small children 61 Stout (2) ARLES, REALTOR p.m. Will give or take. | ROOMS & BATH ON SCOTT, 2717 | ‘s Teleeraph FE 4-0621 | -URNISHED INCOME, ALL RENT- Lake. Adults only with reference © “T. ETS T Ale K ed Take a sma!) house or cabin Dar? wih mo. FE 44884 or BUSINESS” up North as down payment. FE —e oy Aa) es eats 5- ONTH_ al : Ic eS 4 room oe Fisher Body . \\ elding Shop [a Kies and. radio-photo aohe An, outstanding opportunity for Working or not. 92-0367 an A-l welder to get into hjs a =e own business Includes stock, OUR EQUITY. eee CTIVE 2 bdrm. bungalow near plants for equipment, truck apd all port- able Unita For just $5,000 down. _late model car. FE 8-3784.— Reasonable lease on building WATER ees TO 1 ee Super Market-SDD- or _se 0_mon a . WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE. BOYS 26 in. bike, T's hp. Evinrude. | 4‘, hp. Martin, for table saw _or shotgun _MY_ 3-1180 Oaxciand nty's busiest For Sale e Clothing — 71 MICHIGAN BUSINESS ~.~—-~~ Gas heat Children welcome $80 \\[ 1S CORPORAT ION: , ALL SIZES CLEAN USED WORK IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 BED- room west side home. Clean & in good cond. Cras heat. Quiet paved Street Convenient to Pontiac High, General & State Hospitals Sorry no children under 10 $70 eae mo. Floyd Kent, Realtor FE “LUXURY 2. BEDROOM “TERRACE | on beautiful pvt. lake and grounds - Swimming. boating and fish- ing. UN 2-2065, after 5 7 _RANCH BRICK VENEER 3 BED- room Option to buy FHA or contract Bee me Hempeimann at model 280 Yale FE p08 or UN easee, Jerome Bidg Q ROCHESTER 54180 DEQUINDRE Studio living rm. 7 large bedrms | Beautiful grounds Heasonadie | , rent FE 4.50090 SPRINGFIELD NEAR CLARKS.- | _ton 2-bhdrm. mod. dup FE 81453 Rent Lake Cottages 58 ~~ - ,|2 BEDRM LAKEFRONT $45 WK 15 miles N Pontiac OR 3.7227 | _or OR 3-8570 | BEDRM HOME 1K ORION | Modern MY 2-497! 4 ROOMS AN) BATH PRIVATE “| persons by wk or seas OR 33-1177 | FE VAILABLE FOR JULY cotlapes Clean and miceiy fur- nished for rent By week mornin Or Se Asie) Dorothy Snyder Lavender Rea.tor Est. 29 years 700+ High’and Rd «(Mog “ EXCELLENT VACATION SPOT Northern Michigan lakefront cab- in FE §-1325. ‘KITCHENETTE MOTELS BEACH | & boats .On Pontiac Lake or i 19389 MACEDAY LAKE 4 ROOMS AND swimming fishing boat tnelucde. Seasoned only. $300 FE 35-8812 or OR 3 2976 : WAI LED LAKE, MODERN CONV Pyt beach. 2 bedrm, Reas MA “CLEAN ROOM, FOR 1 OR 2° 7332 LARGE LIG'IT HOUSEKEEPING rm furnished or eS Very suitable for 1 person, dowh town 150 N Perty FE 2-3053 SINGLE RM PVT BATH & ENT with hot pists Ref 2615 Union lake Roac VERY NICE SLEEPING RMS OR 35-0943 FM 3-3017 | WEST ome LARGE PLEASANT room for or 2 ladies Twin! j beds References exchanged FE | WE HAVE MANY OTHER LIST. sae ae ae 7 es lke 2-506 75 hns 1 INGS TO & ne 78 $ Johnson Locate Pee) 2 FROM, ANY | _teed Schick's MY 33711, Convalescent Homes 61 Rooms ith Board 60 6 EXT CLN HOME STYLE MFALS rv 4 5 O377T + Matthews ‘trom large shopping center. Long used as trailer sales Owner be- /3- YEAR - OLD SREED at came ricn and retired to Also perfect for boat sales. gar- den center etc 40x60 mod build- + PIECE SECTIONAL COUCH! meg 7 room bungalow. Cyclone _MI -2326 fenced, fully concreted sales and | 6 PC. 18 CENTURY 3 MAHOGANY pants from 35c; rae A from lic, JOHN A eee BROKER | giso fishing worms &-tackle. Open 1513 Telegraph Rd | 7 days, 389 Orchard Lk. Ave PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR | DARK BROWN MUSKRAT FE € 1598200 | 2,-LENGTH Size 14 ‘Partridge _ a SIZE 14 _ $25 OR 3-2339 Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE | RED COAT wane Ge | Fur coliar & cuffs a N SHOP r Size oe = ruil leng Super hway location Special- ; uu le izing iD Shute & fishing eqdip-7 © $20 __OR_3-908 ment. Its wit? open for a very | __ complete sporting center Lot lov x 150 includes beautiful &@ room | home $10,000 down plus stock “Sale Household Goods 73 Trade for contracts or Florida property 1 ELEC. RANGE, 1 GAS RANGE maw $25 each Smith Moving Co., 45 TRAILER SARES? James St. Off Johnson : ae AH 2PIECE GRAY SECTIONAL, $45, BOAT TSAIES Heywood Wakefield corner table, oO: ideal garden center One of 25. MAple 5-1316 the top business corners in Mich | 3 ROOM OUTFIT FOR. SALE. Also 138 ft on Telegraph Road across _can rent house. GR’ 3-297 Fla wringer washer Exc cond. 427 Valencia. FE 8-1710. a@tking area Cireatest buy- at | 0000 with $10.000 dn Specula- | ike few, is, On oe tes tors here;s @ chance to make | — some more: |6 PIECE SILVER GRAY BEDRM kK] 4 outfit, Double dresser bookcase . r 4 Try. 1D ra > C1: bed. Large chest 2 vanity lamps. PALTOR PARTRIDGGI | Bet) tatse snes 2 vanity eri, Businesses thruout Mich Pearson Furniture. 42 Orckard 43581 1059 W HURON Lake Ave. e OPEN TIL $ 7 YR BABY BED REASONABLE 5 6 WE HAVE SEVERAL LAKF FRONT PIZZA CARRY OUT BUSINESS Ph FE 5-1253 118 Mt Clemens avaliable In thriving community — Gi Rochester Michigan .6n main PIECE LIVING ROOM SUIIE street Foxperience more \aluabie Brahd new davenport and chair han canital Call Al Barbret at 4,modern step tables, matching Diamond 1-1916 in Detroit coffee taple 2 decorator lamps Ail for $99 Pay only $2 weekly Phone EM) die) or Mo seein BHARY CTASS ( RESORT 1IQUOR | be ye COTTAGF AT HIGGINS LK wh with year-round Beer & | —&ke Ave Wine Near Afichor Bay. Only 8 FT "REFRIGERATOR AGI ACROSS Sleeps seven Bath with shower $29.500 on terms - top freezer. Exc cond. FE 4-0551 Boat & motor “$50 per wk UL = at Ol 2-5137 NICE 6 UNIT MOTEL PIUS 1 9x12 ia elt Base Rugs, $3. U5 bedrepm on main highway Full | Guaranteed house paint. gal. $1 95 price $35 000 on terins. Owner | RUBBER BASE PAINT. Gal. $375 will consider trade. 4 Fr. W all Tile S 25c 1 (12x12 LINOLEUM $7 84 ags YOIT] | siers 1a Wo ituron re 3084 |$x12° RUGS, WOOLFACE $15.05 ‘ ; REALTORS | Reversible, $1650, imported aa 4 boat) $53100 weekly OA 4900 Highland Rd (M-59) $3495. Axminster. $48.98 Rug 9 Pontiac. Mich Ph OR 4-0358 Pads, $5.95 Pearson Furniture. 42 MODERN LAKEFRONT CABINS suNOCO SERVICE STATION WITH Orchard Lake Ave high profit potential avatiable to 9218 BEIGE HARMONY HOUSE a ual fee individual Paid train- tig & foam rubber pad Very > a U Sun Ot Co Fiint ood cond 724 Nicol MODERN COTTAGE FOR REN: peels (plod acl ee? « lcols Igr. by week or month Good private Michigat® Fires. Call 0 cu — es . beach Bunny Run Country Club yp. SUncet 9-7708 Eye na ae PE (teen ar Lake Orton MY 2-5641 SMALL RESTAURANT, SEATS 12 PR 83914 SQUARE LK. BY MIRACLE MILE Building and equipment Operat- ‘1 FOOT SERVEL REFRIGERA. Modern Swim -& fish FE 43569 ing yr around Next to motels & tor separate ieesersoace Ce trailer park on M-59 Ample park- Tappan gas Tange, chrome lined Ing and rm. fo build on lake | Oven, visuail-lite door $15 Youngs- 42293 | shore $1400 down only §9 000 | one 5 x 5 foot corner counter a | By owner Call after 430 pm, op, $10. Wood frame screens, Wate ee Pee ae] koe ie ohh Memb Sa - | TWIN KISs DRIVE att “SIMPLE it) ADMIRAL a $24.95 to operate MU 45 | 21", Admiral : wen 630195 20 other sets to choose from. SMALL MACHINE. ae “EQUIP. | me or sale. FE 93723 all rebuilt & guaranteed 30 davs pm oe ; = Work Where You Play sete, endes! Groceries. beer wine and gaso- line Owner states doing $60 000- yearly Property, stock and store 28 TRONRETE. OPEN END. 8100. buliding. approximately 40 x 24. OL 2-0 Good fixtures island, shelfing 36 IN ae RANG Walk-In and jteach-in cooler Veg- condition OR 5 abas EXCELLEN1 etable ben, showcase. etc §6.000 to handle Elizabeth Lake Privileges . appliances MA 5-601! - Spacious 2 bedroom ranch type. AUTO WASHERS. USED, $4950 UP plastered throughout. colored _Samuel's Applia bath, hill top lot Oniy $10,500 will _*pp aoc eel trade on home near St Benericts. after 6 Parts & labor Obel TV, 3930 : ) Elizabeth bk Rd., FE 4-4945 We 2L-IN. TV. NEW PICTURE TUBE $50 FE 5-0180. AIR CONDITIONERS AT DEALERS cost, all sizes availaole Samuels AIR - CONDITIONERS as Es ALL Wi ‘ MUTART REALTY 5 one Er A Stays By 90 72410 3. Commerce Be alicd Lake!) FE _ MArke@r43BQ] ss APT SIZE BORTSE Gas | STOVE ‘Sale and Contracts _67 ABOU T ANY aan cou WANT FOR THE HOME CAN BE “LAND CONTRACTS Te RU Yor FOUND AT L&S SALES io sell Earl Gatrela EA 4351 A little out of the way but a lor oe Boy tition J i less ta pay Purniture and appii- - J . ances of all kinds NEW & USED + Vjrit our trade dept. for real. Money to Loan 68 Bruains ' 24 MONTHS TO PAY Hotel Rooms 62 HOVE AU BURIN Rooms by Day Or Week Also 1 of 2 reom= apartments Coaklog and refrigeration units 46 Auburn Fo 29270 For Rent Stores © 63 2 STORES, 2615 AND 2619 DIXIE pantjare __ ant : : “Hiehwae OR 41391 : Saal = Beeson Piains — 1 BEAUTIFUL STORE NEXT * TO* Stewart-Glenn building, Suitable for almost any kind of smal business Black topped parking ~ jot Imprediate possessian A JOHNSON Realtor 1704 8. Trie- graph FE 425" PANELED OFFICES IN NEW building. downtown area.’ Only 1200 squaré feet left Will divide to sult Parking lirghts and heat furnished FE 2-6280 STORE POR RENT 20 x & THE best location Across from new ; post office 738 W. Huron .20 EF LAWRENCE FE 8.042; Yaeuum Cleaner SMALL STORE 24x24. REASON able rent. 25235 Pontiac Lake Ra |: he RA-NEW STORES WEST gy w Side. FE, 2-2144 4 * Rent Office s Space 04) ry ‘State Licensed fendere ee We bie sell wr trade Come out v wed look around 2 Pres of free parking Phone FE 5-974] OPEN MON SAT 9 TO 6 FRI 9 TO 9 . ase = . 4 niles E of Pontiat-er 1 mile “7s |: [NAN — COMP NA . E ofghzmarn Heights on Auburn WHERE Yor CAN Rd M58 ak BOR ROW Ul? TO $500 (ANTIQUE DISHES, FURN. ott, SITES OG rt Paes meeTbte tok tabies. MY len © A i AUTOMATIC. Se MECHANIT- Birmingham, Plymouth aii y OK Needs seal. $20 EMpire Borrow with-Contidéence Orb ne _ BI ONDED DROP LEAF TABLE 4 ' $23 ey BB chairs es condition, $45. EM- 1 i : ine pire 3-0736 Hse bards | Tia tle —_-——— : € Breakfast set Corporation of Pont Maple desk & chair S -Sagiivaw Ss PF 495°5 Gas range - eerie L Kitchen cabinet s : Metal cabinet Jeeeendoss NS | oe ladder ..... é Vanity, eGinwee. 6 5 $30 TO $500 _ "$25 TO $500 Wicker settee & chal. oes A) COMMUNITY LOAN CO Round oak tabie & 4 chairs ) . 3t5 FRIENDLY SERVICE wEoue o FURNITURE CO_ LOANS $25 TO $500 Puy gett & EXCHANGE Everyt RAXTER & LIVINGSTONE ina § eee ton ths APE 2. 5523 Lawrence st FE 4-1538-9 BI GINCR ans FREE cane TLDERS SPECIAL, Butt. in oven, burners & refrig- Seaboard Finance ¢ ance oO. frators In oppe 1185 N pene STR. ek colors Samuel’ 2 OMA Ol, other {9661 Available Immediately a Parking Mane F 1- and 2-Room Offices Cretse location In Keego Harbor. $80 ger-month Including utilitied PE 2- mee x & & Qe NEW OFFICES - WEST SIDE PE aa = _ Business Opportunities 66 +2? MODERN SERVICE STATIONS for lease in Pontiac are Fin ‘anctal assistance if needed Com- Pontiac | 202 hone BEDROOM A} ! GE T $ ‘| ( 4 $500 | furniture 77 Ey 7ee : ON "eeuR F BANKRUPT “STOCK living room — Bedroom and breakfast sets. Chairs and rock- ‘Signature | ers Lamps and tables, Box | SPTINK® and mattres ! Up P 2 Mon the ta Repay immediately A chages ore al PH Fh 202R--- buy Bedroofm Outfitting Co. 4763 D.xte Hwy Drayton Plains. Open "tl & Friday’ til 9 1,000 ft. th OAKLAND of A k P_ Market “_ BEAUTIFUL 8 pee Pe bee cen sais ee Toan © empany machine. Yt eS S pm. and Saturdays and Sun- _ 70? Pontiac a € Bank: Bide ted ee “Cost aleys xy “HEN - en | 1. OANS S$ $25 10 S500 over $200 Sacrifice $65 25 Paahay MODES KIT gl Pata On your signature ‘or other ee pay $479 a month for 8 months ap: ihe > tre enmis a curity 24 months to repay On Call Credit manager, FE 5-4721, Tacliges ues ae se000 down | petsice ja fast triendly and hel A_& K Home Products Ue Wr nll er lhe ganda Laer GS | after Pp | Holl —— ywood b —{N- | BOOMING ROCHESTER AREA. | “HOME & AUTO | mattress bites’ Cur. 4 dg. 60x resses, $17.05. ot. phate) _ we ‘. 30 on | L OAN CO. ton mattresses. $12.05. Peatson's Roche tec witabie, aie bes | 1 Party Bt Corner E Pike | —PUrmiture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave. ster Rd Suitable any bus e BRAND _ew WROUGHT Tao Owner OL 1063 | TP AGUE FINANCE CO, "hinkPhedt Complete st mee DIXIE HIGHWAY : p springs < r : and mattress §39.9%. Pearson's S. MAE Furniture 42 Orchard Lake Ave 214 F. STP-c] ain BUITT-IN OVER @ URNERS, ing. land. equipment, grou ins ROCHESTE Re kt ME Oo: Be Samuel's Appl. goes living quarters ced lot - i Hijness forces sale Investigate , a ee te 4 ay cers Vemrna i MACHINE his even for fneeetalent $24 B00 LIVESTOCK ‘ ot $74 oF ay tt ego r aul M Jones, Real Ist. HOUSEHOLD Goons” ; Micnigan Sewing Center. FE ~§22 West Muron 2 es 1 a {.o7a: . 21347 is FE 48550 * PF ers PL 21519 2-416 ; ar ss FRIENDLY RERY 16 F CLEARANCE SALE et ong prec ler man. Witte : - Used Bendix washer dryer. as is $15 a r AGE WAX. Ol x ED Veed retri : ‘ : % 61, Pontiac Press. ee ne @. ae is, needs ciean — STORE, ‘ON LAKE s25 10 2) Tush ges Weare = Beer wine cense. ully | We will be giad so hel yan , Usea elvinato ° : equipped Living quarters fn rear |- J 5 tr, feed eond. Yo Will. lease but he ‘oo wi) CLATE FINAN( a CO, pickas 540 102 Pontiac State Bank Brig |, a (Phileas range, okay for cot- FE 4-15 a4 CRUMP ELECT 4 «sae wor? ea ‘ os FS : | Tt + ‘ ca ca ee ek ce ek. ee es eC Se sie 1‘ / 1 | H : i Wes eo ; 3 ot I at | j; = 1 \ P - J . t ry 4 ! a, | * t ye . # i} . | i Sale Housel : Sale Household ( I { cas FOR SMAL Ge aa 78 E i i . DELUXE Ppa For Sale Mi / i | if DUNCAN PHYPE MAHOGANY TA. ‘dni gee coe Sump le Miscellaneous 3 7 " wis E. st, 2 P 6 P # s _bia. Bess otter, EE oes. Se Par ppg re ‘Ea 5 For Se T DINING Ri or, PE Gane 1a BYE LOM lies PT. 4 oe Sale Mien TE, PO . Phyfe) good a - a8" TUT G sorry =. PRETO neous 76 CA i N TIAC s Betts on Pes peas ith ‘ee ee Fie cahe Y"* PANELING RNIV AL PRE SS. yj 1 gal. -cleane Beary ader Ster or, sear —- erry pane oes 24e oo iors ae tae Ba 70 igs eid Bice : BENSON Dageling, ¥6" geet ION D: iv Fro 9s Ookland Av new-490,00 © Omex FE 8-160) LU — So : UNE I 96 Oskland Av: ree fl, e160, | PIC: UM BE : — . B K 2 z 3-4 iy al oe ma 8 co. dd Boars BER CO. : . Pes Turk Ky 29, 195 9 i ; 230. 3672 _ PE 2-4021) = ipectah: m | _W & SED n= ner : J : if . FE Breaker idee a 5 = ——e prices. & ra Foacn™ a: aoe. soli : Por Sale H \ Easy, it EZERS al Hs Be ee c West. Goes) Hehte On POS “ i CAN Sree trailers 9 _ , _ asy ‘ter ‘eve ° c * i HES ts. Ga: eh ole Ts. . > See F FREEZERS me. Samuel's. All ' AY Sine Se, TED PLAS “Tights. he rden,’ mps ove! LAN- SEE T {P TRA 's 95 Boats & j ; babe bot deal 8. MA sabi Geen inom son, systems. We 1 ra Take Piuoresces pedi pe ‘oan ae yen cee AILERS | ni Accesso v ap tt ize—$289:; , only nee 005 M gured. Ave ent, ve. Mi g t & UR-A 2 FT ~~ ries ° uel’ ib oc 6 left, uw | 3 21. 303 (Or ch- uj-a-bom show HOM DUMP oe 103 aus App). ire tt. ie as cu: | este PL chard ¢R ex 15 Abie full ried . Mote con HY RU eed _Fo ACTORY | B ‘6011. IO eae. ft YWOOD £, We FT. to 10x50 It. raped ge ABOUT, RE. J r Sale A _rnwtrs $16 eae ae WA N T a eich” * LP — ~ p CONTAINED. 26 or OR Eviat custom Oe irplanes’ a Open Dp: ee ar's cuUM; Ge Li ean be & pre rator aegis 12-FOoT aus ude. . A SHARE IN 104) | -FI aod ples to Neca cannes Jsed F meine took oe er suauee me - fas water. tank a Parag engrcmea OR | * at se vac For ‘Sal sad Howard. FE m. cibert | - ramin Pp NE i ass or 20 price. system at | and si borsepew CRAFT aes ation eas AIR- e Used ie ward, Th PRI g M 1 ONT: PL 65c $5 or 2 ft ‘Also At a ia er Joh BOA r 6 De Trucks FREEZERS — FE C510. jee oe CED TO Material = ne TTS f SEE bedrai. ht oe tah FE B oxtaliens 9 . Transpo = panel.| 94 C essed Tracks 107 Peres alae Oa ae Rea Mix mor sbeathin PENN = FE? camper on ASTIEST ree ee “fer fat CARS rtat’n Off wits CHEVROLET os waeree wills thoy Tercuie iguauty "He eae ie NE PAIN Bate b Sakae waieie ST | SELLING ween °. PE TRAILE pm a ee ered 1 105 _ ¥ TYPE F ae 4 sone: " ti Ho No fou Raion Paint a 2 23 Kee sr G inside & oe SALE and on | fe es today. ene what 8-0145. R. HEAVY) gas gate \MOBILE AL | BODY REEZERS rebard Tee cr Closet 2 oe motel Sy ALLON ide White | Pears . Sleeps 5. neater “tank 8 x Mercury “ 11 FE-HYDRO “om aS = oe 4 Th D a 2 ( _ New, models (NORGE FRERZ | SSHLING OILE Pate ea. th "Floor. se FOR Ey EUaED TRAI | oa 1 water Also 1: Roe ae to AIRLINER “0 le 7 crave marred atently rights EHS HARDBO “WALL BOK | | Op tc pet 01 Perea A Cruiser BUYS! es Ns 5 skimmer, WROUe Service ao bees 9 , actory , oe unt pric mod scratch&a AR rp | PICN __ Sagina extra other uto w ith ai te ed. 40 aCK eae GOIN OR o— Br oe els at o D-P i ; Ic ti | Se shar, extras: asher, Lo) rCraft bp. 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TV Vv SETS. |e ae aft nized, ¢ es. crock. a | ATO 4 __ FE 4-45 alle 1s r CK DIRT p truck, GRAVEL a ones. MA NO CA = GENER _ BOATS F ays | cme peed how 122 W antenna FROM | ee Pt ings opper. & STICKS 5 hredd Ts) PE 5-0440. F : 5-091 T- GR OLLY ¥V AL GARW epee vane os i ck odes half to cn é r up Low bla a _ Biv 5 ded 1 A- “ao ~ or 16 REA AG RW ted Rint Gt ngs | ay Call cr AMOR OP eel se Be Ba, Oe, SRF ee oe ™ Tat ETRE te a gigagnoos Matt ied Edciociels sal ae apes Rue 5 vel. FI ole FE 22716. ‘EE y vee ae res, IMER qieGe bec gts. FE alton Lape TS 8 Ss 5 R § _8A BL. 60877 - SAND . 14 val KS 91: e oh We wid | tne lard Ns = de | ~ pAINT- 2-2257_ | er Ra UPPI r WA ALE ACK ND ale $ OLD A r ave 5s trade de 40 g strty ware $20 94 i ee VIN TILE i -Y¥ Vin ARW FE di DIRT, AND 1 00 PUL ight ome sell to —ftenl he Ferry trim Swe Py =) We SEE cole « BU Y AND S =e neh aoe ick 8 aa ed wanes =a | ee : apiece | LEPTE, FOR MY. pu ae sender a feu boa. Awe | Slte ie m an d 270° oreo . 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VAL $5 mo 8 or and 66" o terrif im. whi WIEG MR _week BETTER ber “FOOT ailer: i $85. U Pxc rehard Lk 0 pl 2838 IGHTS AND MC re s Chey scntry FOM = | ola r LELY & up ‘ ders «pl mod ific value ile WIEGA AND s MEI TTER — tratie ALU s 95 ‘TSHM L 2-18 EL-° U ha K us Aubur MOTO IDKELS | ‘58 Dod 6 2-Dr y Sed FC $1425 CL Auburn eliable co Se ore sie ea s on) MIRA ND MU _H irgse 6 PUPS. 2 1 Good MINUM —— a AN BC ae: i Sip). , Keego n Ave. R SALE 38 Fora] Ro Del YM, $1385 2-4900 & Roch pioneers” ae 362 Ore ichiga phone P CLE M usic c | ay ( 6550 10 q FT cond CAM e Ut COTE i. Pr “D BOAT Harbor 8 oe ord F yal ¢D ay. 1395 1% esger 8T 8& hard L n Fluores- | iano T ILE BA ENTER | ’ irai $1400 sKY¥I $5000 PING CUBHMAN ¢ 21694. Rh. $75.0 1 peat - CADILLA ATS) @ F ‘or ee Det tu airlane U $1095 TON CARRIER ATR: Rds equ tL A ake A ree | — ubing-Oreee a n&F : FE, Ine. R36 F AN €@ 75. OF t -with LLAC : ; Sal 32 33 P 2-Dr v8 2D _ § 985 tione CAR 8 OL 18623! 5 ° ipment. H LL RES ve.—8 ee on gan AREA at Att TY eed 1956 ¢ 5-900 REASO 323 rama. V AGLE * ee lies is ALUM | e Used. “$4 pomise zt aed Ge. 995 hrs. ER At ver_ proj igh way TAURAN e FE 2- Repairs | wi PES OF 88 GENER waste itr a ery ‘83 MC DELTA MOLDE: © ene hy Truck | 33 Fora ase en Delray $.885 gies. 477 R-COND LN erty. y Dept aT ale Sto 4024 Ls | e bas IST e oonva ints AL ew e re good co xTOR_ MOL’ ete — vinrud: | ty TON c 8 10 34 Fo «Dr 7 $ Re: a yale ame ia refrig. & LE K CAG 4845 pt. taking}. to Will, dell str & 2 a. om sleeps | Fr FOOT 2 Wik t go. FE” nait 56 | about, DED $525. oa PICK- 7 33 rd 2-Dr. R S 776 Midland ES, Dixie ng Le E ——— Grity ar. 0 ND CU it A pe 7 OOT . & USED c 4-339 jon’ Fi tr 30 PLYW : xtras, UP. Ford vs weal ne 785 dition OIL TA aa rinder, wood HOUSES. . Hwy. | * Equipmer BALING er OA & rm and” Tw. screen ue wueee ae 2 BED ers 230 ED CUsHM 2 elle P Evi oop _R pm FE 2-35 CHEV = Mer aa F RAM ¢ by, 7 sHty Wil @ NEKg GOO een 1 mow fene ‘MIXER, N cat oe ent 8) i TWIN 2179. onsen $2 800 s. 940 ee - through wr 30 EB Pik RAMAN COO | NY OT? mpiete rinrude, T UN. | ‘47 i betw PI us. 1280 P cury OM R& H $5 5 U eliver iD De a er, FE e posts, ation BER. Bu. anure gE Cal) all torma fe TZ.ZA FP e FE aSCOOT. 1 - & TER © $905 een FORD | een 8 be, erry H 595 Each oe ee tnie $-9120 N- ‘a o 2-71344 ele se al 2 WA = MA HAY 63 _col on and - 2D M “4 ite ee 01 }00D ee cond DU _ & 3 y at gh § 495 _ mech. ~ A ec. para cash | WANTE 5 -0886 8 MOL leet pil o ‘4246 etre art USED iti MP TR at Madiso ‘ : « Pposttt ‘aoe oR “ft. REWANIZED. For | te_ totais. opines ALES 1: Leste seltd TRAW, om sigh ae DRM nary tank. For sa aly TOR, SIRE ag) ME aie “overpiter ee oe cron, WAL P TRUCK {| oF THE WEATHER PE Osi Aga TON MASC ne oi a fergie. ifs ae PIZZ, 7360 hae ‘ ae Ao oe bal AND CL | fend ® trailer SH “AL ae oe sale M i ” aveee fae 20 1 Lap- ‘50 CHEV A_5-2002 UCK "G00D | DEALS oe a i #8100 124 077 ' VE re OS 34 > oF ZA a i falf OVER A eas OU ee vL AL we otorc ; om ILL LIN rn Cae _ Cail | = t INTERGO} ‘172 PLU ; eg ft __burn en. Aa mow! ve a R | IR UL pe U : orcy =f ! LIN | not ~ TO | HOTTER Nationatucas revers TERCOM PIC Moats SUPPLY ft Sal Eee, " Ber . NEON igen gig particutare Any travel ral AM a5 “om “ 74 HAR rcycles 101 r Eesees nee bee | Gaevndi RY ah Cee D TIRES & Save Dellece ine “ec tush cash. t able fan. TAR - : ee M 3 x. & tice razer, ny | nteed ler. Bine NT WEI : seen Y-D : ene uts ate, | 355 W $6 IL 3-428: & \ 3s By B ne egister. rs LEB. A FE 5-2100 _ Sale S Mo34a62 | For Sa Rd. PR Mice | 2° Hog Mage voaghr inde GHT ales, Ua A ase ap line te oe ae i | lot ne Nie Rue imate) “py: ft #4in b Mecsta He sets ii sizes) : portin a le Li ; $3900) ft, eS tie ct Ga 2. Gus ‘Se TR 10 and Sp eisai RIVE from hy ft ou | “35 FO s rom BICKE 5 R& a our : 40% slid —3> 4H - Ing Go 2 ivest igpiage ogg te a ens 4k 1M _M-15, érs Berv- | RA 3 ft ur RD* p.| Ww CR Ae = *9 sara le eft _across f ioe at os. Se AGEN ods Yo ock — to joi s. 2008 t Wa: nd ¢ & © PH Cla rv- boat cre to 19 786 ry e hay AMBL _ ot land cna © rom A "47 ve at with -e OUT Poe ees, Sz be OUNO 90 89! | e in en Ww. rier Tr et indah: 110 BA ‘tarkato i 9 from > 1SER “88 FE 5 F.is0. ears t ea fi LER $2 78 L PIP FE 4. UMPE Ak xie H ; se ER ee th — itin je of Bur Lips ae seid. DDLE n packa 3149 PONT 1 TO 36553 6. to { ne SALES a £ 9891 Wwi's Po ry Hon to cRO OA 80 g ca Wall on : Be FE LE B ed 9 50 NT CHE NS ite select: Me os eas a PER ae noes R x30 a a wen 4 wn a oe 8-2 ws. 1987 rave y By (Pian | ** 2-8465 Aaa Cie rell ele ee Tones ates R&C RAI fon 3” 9 ) of LERG p well 30 8H 33044 » : ba , Ml woo UER $36 | PA ane). am‘ had BSA af cI ocat us HEA OOD WHEEL” CR pock ef ne _West A Th pe, pe ™ tank 878 et ALLOW 06 REMIN es ark 2 Ds ae FOR | LACE *ax= + Mote ter 4 iff DF fon ona TER TIRES aie 8145 AMBLER etboo t Open eos sen te yee) M39 amps LOW AND | xa; SINOTOR pou uup 1% a on 7 ant the te honk 15210 Holly. F aves yo Pe NEW ee an GaLks G ves. 7008 M4e on 13 6 D 2 powe TOR PU R 38 ch areawe freshe ‘SFR | 1083 OR 5 so e for Sloe FO 1Q_Holly Gun & u mon SHA coe wee PAIN EM} Corner ERCE ALES UID * PATIO West pbk Thom aal AQUA T scope IMP Ww 735. 2 ¥ ere an mn AUR FREES | MARL. 5 inwpe | ™ t. 860 R BALE i Ra, Bpo ey RP ¢ B L LIG || Sa -41586 Union ROAD ” } ¥ FAR C 4 high 3rd. Ge Fi Condit ETTE YDRA Beott LE _Holl rt Ce 7OING UMPERS ns | ~ Lak thin E TO GO 72 STONES Eves paon. bom LUNGS $95 Ot EAVFR ne 2 OLD gh test € Good | 4 ion. R “ bell Out cott Lk . y. ME nter | BI AT A ee ee! Rd gs yo LD: se Hee} 24 aa ines 24 ae pressed - NEW & 2-0497 : ake Cal STALLION. yA RISRO | Squir easonab FT GOO : ote 3 DE aH raf WAN _ME ¢-€771 | LL SP BARGAL 1 EM? throw you're n Sell uta Sm is tae a ae 80 | & Us pened ye oa net a le pri D E = rae PS ; sed boat TED = RA ENC Ain! Bas h. ot u cal Roveuces a $0 | ee Bry’ Parte th BEAU a oa seApe s8 ’ S areher Fae ot r Sa = —cait| ine * s. mato rie MBLE -E y & Ss 16 ey _Leac! “SELL eet Bi rTIFUL PC 1 MADI SPARTAN ler P, le 7 9 com m™ 18 3LER 1955 / ssified A ing nic Aik ape sh 6 132, JUN ach, ELL - 1 wit IFUL a Aple full TAN 0 FP ark re | ‘Bi mise & tra ; Sagi FR IN D Bur ds! rie les $17 $55 6. aiore §—MO 1 10 B TRAD Ps ith saddic PONY = sly equips 30 PT. Tt = ~ |" cycle a OA 1 ion. B flers to 7 poba new NC ynaflo CK S8PECIA s iM. Ce. 65. Ru buy DER Bagley rr - 250 F le Per a” z Ditke quipped. Fie BAT ach 5 ” LAND ayers : E 3 ° new Ww, | ' Airport ‘ ie = are | _ing. Bt is toeak ean OR ANTIQUE E oa for ged OLD ' On Mi extra ni BATH, I ee oud.» cor ; 102 7? 8. ‘heguae - wait- & heater. TON STARE - 4341 ‘ tadio and - 2 Deo rt. : Mn, a Ra. a urr-8heil. 4 OS tidren SORA 3-0311 uet sell, ce 2536 B ad PR 4 VETTE, 4 i xo TOM RAD E eater. LL. — “ : cw. RBOITER: 115 8 Feieg T _ : days or algnis FE oats & #s6:60 oo oes BOHR, IN 22 di - ~ sts , hr matched, "4 raph ly HE AN wie lasing ¢ een Kcfessorl See rai0t | Mage? Tod FIGK OT e Steel Be = ; 7 08 Siete gacrataes OUR NSWE ust go £ Sat Ome 4FT PL es 103 TY See ee 103 N PICKUPS 4-118 F : e oe ae rt, 810. neritic #35 = Want A PROB f TO ne eeed thie manth “ost - Paes cond yet Scat pele: wardoven » 034 | TOM_BOHR Rak. ORD | 5 ew ee na ' 4 6-05 ¥ body repal EAGLA Ses ieapaio Inc: - \ "hi ds! 7. E M: 1958 lik pone ne tra nein, ate WHEE J ERY y Rin ir? 8 wo . t, INC. LO re ° Re oe y ine oes: s| dj tae ie PinERG i 8,. Orton Meeer paces a (e Po lot 2708 TN i , it’ s FE sell, re a ies portals teres cess pm. FE me $100 AILER aes RGLAS Pi rio ae racer 55 CHEV U 4-1718 pre pee ‘o.. 1 - 2-8 nt, le pigs Py ia PT. 5.7406 Ror lise | qrvice RonvcT 31015 1-TO VROLE oo 1. . 181. | 60 8. Frater ‘dea at comper" | we RON atter $, ae sean Os “GAL Ee | ‘ DiCEUr EET Me LOT ar AA —- \ Te 2x per. 12 bad ABOU ‘ Ro} eay : 38 N E? leg CHAN ?T 4 Ts ! 5193. npeghdld bum w AND 9. 2" +2528 Open Pag ties oR 28 WOLV) Hie 50 NEF Useulte hafao per fr ATERF ELIZ a “i . « pe i ARETE és | ¢ 9-5 Men, PE HP. an ED A- EF oc ed ae Med oot ana | : . ae Starter. Ce fing RUNABOUT. FIXER A- FINAN | - Heater Cocoa ag 9 BUICK re Rp ia FWP, WARD Ov with Eis tth Shee " R? Order NANCE: | inside pe eae. and oe les sshetiel sin * a , ter. a gee trie | Ads t6 Order Clas ee REDUCED Like-new —_ down Ue i5 000 i pew. R area sell, rent, sified | NOW $180 meat." FE eas, OL big. 6. | Rood job, FE find a! ; $79 REPOS wee e Want Ad 2-8181 is, | ! ene owe Ses SSTON num is BILL S nce Roce . . ber! | . SPE , *Y. vr ia sh need _ ; dats: Sslea & S NCE —e.. en : - SAGINAW Service ¢ REPOS: a : . oe gue fun OSSESSION - ° a! due ee No cash ier. “en Kine \ So 4 “ \ as \* » “THIRTY-SIX a oe as : D .- r pq ye 4 nod | r HE PONT LAC PRESS. pps DAY, JUNE | 29.1 po i eee os aps \e _ ‘ eas 4 a. ! ‘ ‘ ~ ’ — 7 | te als | Hay fi sed ars 110 - oe - . ‘For Sale Used € Cars — “110 For Sale Used | ars 110 For Sale Used ears 110 TIZZY 2 7 By Kata Osann For Sale U: Cars 110) at Sale Used Car . ee eee eee —_ ee ap ww a a re tlt } 5 < . ’ . 5 ie cloves : Nn v8! . ‘$5 PLYMOUTH, 1953 a CATALINA, 2? DR. SMITH all 10 DODGE CLUB COUPE RA 53 FORD STATION WAGO! | 7 Z| ane Graee & gens & heater. Good tondi «$85 Auto tradsmission Radio an‘) } REPOSSESSION. hardtop. bit darko ard Seas ~ Re _EM ane 3-0151 7 heater. Midwest 46645 $375, 0 « . | 5489 fil) price. No cash needed. . . ‘s° CADILLAC CONVERT. T. PE 5 D 1958 RANCH WAGON- FOR- 36 16 Fully automatic, good : a nN Co Ble ee eee J Say [at aadls oust Radio, heater, | owner, { faseer (ke rae ‘ar. Bell. King ‘$6 PONTIAC 670 2 DR. CATALINA. | Soe! ce LIKE NEW "'35 CADILLAC ebR! 57 DeSotd Firedome | . 730 = | Auto. Fy { Hydr., power cre Sunn ! on vi BAe le , : i smu os Crepcams Lease Tk 2-Door Hardtop | 92 FORD CusTOM 2DR_ FORDO | i re 51 a “ - : - + | . - Attention! , MATIC RADIO 4 HEATER, A +o 238 PLY MOUTII | : |. 56 CADIL LAC | moc (peor tears ae Fane : Conver ae inc with $5 DOWN > F r os : : “Tred =F: full power, jet black with . > Cafvertibie. Solid blaék. White) i har F | po : ea ieaier interior Full! at MI 4-7500 Harold Turner Ford | w ite top. uke hew. 1954 Pontiac Convegtibie Hydra- ower 6way seat, Not one de-, a H i i a re like an Bane No--raities. Impressive & * f e "$5 DO | matic, white walAires, Feat | Eddie Steel ° ONIL 1 AROUND 1954 Ford Victoria Sun Valley i ie SS: a S2495 LS | Fordomatic, radio, and eate ; ip MONTHS ON BALANCE P IRMINGHAM [4 wails Sa, was il a | #2 FORD | HAI | “Bright S ddie Si SCHUT RAMBLER Ng pol Eddie Steele | LOT N an | 15g S award MI 63900 alive ce x ass : re< 2105 ORCHARD ae R a Wooaward 3 Orchard Lake at Ca i” FORD | mi Haribo, eROAO . ADILILAC “02” FE. 8-04&8 Open tll < : i MOTORS. INC. : No. 2 enn 'S O or | at C. ek Ue — aise ay EOT No. ° “* LK. RD ge are aren 2 8 Woodward MI_65302 M50 AND ELIZABETH OUR Et abet "= DeSOlO 7105 ORCHARD LAKE ROA) }ol_* Wooewers ean reee FE_$-3177 iy) ' i | CONVERTIBLE Ful pos KEERGO "OL so ee ONTIAC. OWNER. , wusr l e= CW ars” | er Ue ew top, red and black LO] NO, Z | on ae clean. A-1 cond. $1.08 . . rs +) 1K RD | OR 30724: 1 450 AND FLIZABET? Pare % “AMERICAN AARtER RADIO WATRHPFORD - Sabie i ae | e 1495 FOKD 1957 CONVERT FULL POW | a wit Daviabure trans. MEiros WW ay DISCOUN rs cer T-Hird engine ~ ne j E WNER a eRe BL E Rk , PPM REIS Pa Laks ou Sharp LMM 24 MONTHS ON BALANCE ise ON O 36, RAMBLI. Off — 5 dr Radio & heater lean & => | 3K Dp GALANER | TR ADES Beauttal Red & black finisb. j an ( | | | / Ga VE IVCBLE bz ws ~ i + ~ oe : ; x Bright = 4 oa As es Line | | $1095 cehard’ Lake Riss JOt oS) " | 1958 Olds 4-door sedan, Hydrama- 24 mos $4158 per month. Low H Ek oo (Jpeha Of Loadice il CITC Cal | i tic radio, heater. Beautiful 2 cash’ down or old trade — BO3ES open till & WOOP ORS 1A MOTOR wb | wne green finish, like new ; BIRMINGHAM : : ; 2pR ele vod warts MIR He Luxe Ofer | : . oo - ieee o CHE DR HT OR EU NE tan a Die, wes KH AY Que MY F148 1959 Olds ¢-door hardtop, Hydra: KAMBLER 56 BUICK 38 CHEVROLET Fe ! Fe 1 “i u BA > ad weil Bas es it radic heater, auti 2 LY /NO MONE DOWN Assume 119 8 Begliew FE BO4G! | lee poe S10M 4 DR ee cold and beige finish. Like uew $66 S Woodward 7 ee SPECIAL HARDTOP . pratene AGOM cor Radic Ameuts of S983 per mo Cal —,..- | . ne bane Stee i '55 RAMBLER 2 D A oor — Radio an = Mo Peree ah Mi s8 J 1Si CORKS VIX jarte drauxe interior S119 ur ae | uirou gout ae ATER -~ ABSOLUTELY NO Heats. Braation! ‘ Metter ue: re aie i ye UT pele P =: ore y - _ ee CO en a ee nee Te, Me. Jones, Fleet, Dept ‘ 1956 _(hevrolet Bel Air @ patsen- MONEY DOWN. Assume wey | NOW ..........$ 894 Brakes, . Positraction 2 CHEV $20 KING AUIO 1S Full) power Immarwate aot Ff 5 Po ger “Wegon VS engine, Power:| meri, of sil s# per mo. Cel Ret End 7 ropicale Tiss < Sawinaw FE 8-047 Pifesive “Low mirage Our fu Pe eas f van GMD by MEA Ber mce me glide power steering + power: Credit “Mer gk 8 rord 2 quois Paint. 7 CHEV «DOO & STATION. elle 7 is) FORT) 50, #1 LL PRICE T Mt Meg Ub Pee OH brakes, radio. heater Above aver-> #1906 _Harod 7 urner Ford sees 7 PI Y MOUTH NOW $2394 wel ne i 5 Pe FF - Sy lo Ney Tine g down ue 2 _ Hin ii a aze condition. This car must be 1951 STUDEBAKER $95 KING z ese (so 8 eee © Ua Reon —# Ae rend ohare. : dt baky Auto sales, Le > ag . Peer . a . 1 f seer Auto 15 8 Saginaw FE 8-0402 cavov 4 DOOR 4b | Ow Somys tor Ape monty w paw © 41006 ‘ Huther, heres JUST the bathing suit I want y Riédio & Honan oven | Gunes ees a Tae as fiw of om toate : ~ —— vo : 50. STUDEBAKER RUNS GOOD. ve ’S5 CHEVROLET oe Ga guest nh Tena VA 2 ee Im so sick of looking vague 1937 DeSoto 4-door hardtop, auto-' “gg 50 Osmun before § fa aae : 5 - = ureds some w6rk it ( Pe ES oes aabho iD . Matic transmission, power steer — sow suwe ew ba ve «$ll24 DELRAY 2 DOOR Ne Ow Bees fol RAMBLER a eine, ing, power brakes Beautiful black Radio ~ Hester, Power- CHELRGLF? Goel CONDI CASES : 4 kord CU 8 . ." . . . . and ivory finish, Sharp. : ‘OK’ C ce glide. yl. BE OD STGT ut Wontar ME 8 00 straight stick “redid For Sale Used Cars 110 For Sale Used Cars 110 ixle Qrs 32 FORD - « NOW ....5.....$ 794 . 25 PyQhoet ly = - ¢ Be, 5 Beads : ‘ Z a? 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-door custow 9 DOOR “3 ieee i i id 7 r , Ny 5 3 sedan, V-6 engine, radio, heater ; 2 JOG ty 4 i Iv yi od HARDPOP Va Hagin heates a‘ ie ‘ 2 CORI et Ee es Beautiful ecid and beige tinish | 59 Renault Dalphine hke new ee Radio & Heater Ivory ike | “1 AMBI ER , CONVEHIIBE F pene very shurp car fiely $74! ye - (OU? en MUTG ite. BAD “MONEY DOWN | 36 Chev BA. 8, stick 05 : & Blue Paint. . a4 ee ~ te beat and im wile | eo iA Al SEELIL at . POKD ~ ae Ut Ace = (s of $1427 per 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-door «e- 55 Buick Spl hardtop 2 dr. $805 NOW ~......... S160 STATION WAGON i —— : “ CUNT ANE D USED CknS aca cred t Mg: Mr Parks dan V-B engine powerglide radio, 33 Chev delray 8 pg. one own $695 Custom 4 Door—Hydra- : 107 No ft out COs recs es i. at Ma 4.7506 Harold Turner Ford heater Besutitul silver biuve and 55 Chey 2 dr my pa Bice res alan Heater, 6 Cyl. 5! ~ \ a tla Hydramatic R& a i / tints 55 Chev. 2 dr stic owner as cores ; -y : . CA QAKRLASD i, GHEAIO GARE ORG ciiemann REM 39 OLDS SUPER 68 4 DR. R&H = ‘¥Ory finieh oe Chen. 310 Way 6. pg. lownersas | 37 STUDEBAKER NOW . $1594 cir in Newest Tut a (KF LOG HARBOR FE 22020) 44 Mere uty 2D radio & heater Power steering & eo Le 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood 4-door 54 Chevy 4dr 6. px. sharp $595 | STATION WAGON iy Wo Montcalm . F ay BOER Loy ee 1s bord 40a, 6 radio & heater cond Owner MY 331 wagon V8 engine, Puowergie 55 Rambler wag. cYrosa ctry $595 > oe Heater, 6 Cy] _. . . ee Al aoe Lk SET EG ARAL AN ENCE te AC r I wenn i TK RD an Mer wry Montclair 2 Di fall i951 OLDS. 395 KING Avro “Alo Tadio. heater, ike new Beautiful 294 Mercury 2 Door seme Dark Green Paint “a5 M [: RC UR Y _ DODGE tw, KING AUTO, Mo ANP ELIZ oe ee pewer S Sueginaw FE. ; 2tone turquoise fnisli. 4 Ford 4 Dr fordomatic : : S x’ lis 8 Kevinaw FE a-0402 WALEH EOD TE CGUMEH (ASN M PIKE” FES TIN 5 OT apn a a EXCEL Gow turgualese(uteh St Bue @ ce. ues $405 NOM oo 84 MONTEREY | sea at radio 156 DODGE REAL BHAKP re 1bso FO 4 Tits PAnDat y WR ISETTA YELLOW SUN ROOF cond $385 190 Bemincie SER THE MAN WITH THE RED 25 Chev @ dr sfck nei ‘ . ee Merc-0: 47978 ; ' si " ! a HH WW tires ks op $800 Call FE 23278 ; = : =e CANE atl a ee a he oes $295 "S8 ( I lk i ROL i a “ Matic ee “Black Paint. 192 FORD 2 DR rORDOMAT! — oo : TW 4. Siang OG lows mee ‘ ; ine Nites ee j oy I! re eek FORD- CONVERTIBLE FO POM He DOWN SHA R P B UY > | { H Ch ie AL cree, ane A ae IMPALA 2 DOOR ‘( \N\ qe ec ee eee 894 t A ; = ; ateerir ys owe reine tua) 4 n 1 t 2 Oe} is 4 _ Porro? aes ne wus oN ie tr cia tuid So : $6 Olds 2-Dr Bedan) ask ins ey. $1 Chevrolet 2 door, black $85 Bie meat es Biik vey ps ~y- sys ey we ti folie to FORD CONVBEE LIB Ran me aoe Will take toade FEO) taaa 34 Mont a ds ' ‘56 Mercury H-Top Coupe ‘ 50 Pontiac 2 door $i> | Casimete Bite s/ CHEV ROLET WHW Met dtrel shaly Pe at a J Wes Mercury Monterey coor "55 Votkswagen StL Ditte Highway at M-15 44 Pontiac 2 door $50. SOW > 91K} DELRAY 2 R Cth \ P pa je yt & ORY? EE ei Me wotiats¢ tadig and healer 2-56 MGA Roadster MApie 5-5u71 Open nites ‘ul 0 AO) vtd@eaes o weld < DOO ‘ eae 5 14409 FORD TUDOR RUNS GOOD me past Ot IGH we N & » SON Radio & Heater, White- Bri A; standard abift 35 FORD FAIRLANE-2 Dit Va cis Gi mata Bical dink HOUG a oo " tw t walls. 8 Cyl. 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Itor launching a $100,000 capital, ear Missing boy, Y, oe Neha an an “ jo ner and his grandfather Academy Award, ($00 (2) Jimmy Dean. jimprovement program hs fea Fell Into Lake, Drowned aE had work i ee pire “al ‘“‘Jedidiah Bonner” ag he 10:50. (4) News. {4) (Color) George Pierrot. assembly of Goodwill Ind sbi rked for a chemical gives young boy a lesson 11:00. (2) News., (3) Looney Tunes. of America here yesterday. GRAND HAVEN w®—Police who COMPany as a jack-of-all-trades. about guns. Repeat. (4) News. . 5:30 (2) Bandstand | Roger A. Nelson ‘df San Diego, have been searching for 5-year-old Then came the recession 2 (7) Polka-Go-Round (cont.) (7) Soupy’s On (7) Adventure Time. (Calif., president “af Goodwill In- Donald Steensma since early Sat-' Nine) months later, in October. (9) Movie (cont.) 11:15 (2) Weather. 3:55 (4) Sports ‘dustries, made the special awards urday fear the lad toppled ‘off the I was atill out of work when all 8:30 (2) Father Knows Best. Com-! (4) Weather. * at the closing assembly to branches pier at Grand Haven State Park the kids got sick and came down ~~ edy: Bud tries to break 11:20 (2) Sports. for outstanding work in helping and drowned in Lake Michigan. with a temperature. .My wife, y: al ee | handi work * * * Dorothy, was expecting our ninth graduation traditions at his (4) Sports. ; | . capped workers. pore “i high school. Billy Gray is! 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater.’ Kalamazoo originally launched Six State Police skin divers were D@DY &nY Cay Bud. Comedy: Desi Arnez, Gloria a drive to collect $2,300 to match searching the lake. THERESA GOT WORSE -A PURPOSEFUL CHILD — Two-year-old Theresa Parker is Witnesses Representing their branches were a walk and he believed they re- Mrs. Rafia Sharifuddin of Karachi, turned to the trailer. Mary said Pakistan: Dr. F. Molina-Font of she last saw her brother on the Mexico City, and Eicho C. Chung pier standing near. a fog horn Salk vaccine. to Know; | Called Today (Dale Robertson). Repeat. (6:50 (1) Bold Journey. True ad-|¢:55 venture: ‘Preacher in Ni-|7:9¢ “She kept stumbling and fall-, “Pretty soon (2) Meditations (2) On The Farm Front. (2) TV Cotlege. errr —— (4) Tales of Wells Fargo. Swanson, ‘Father Takes~a-; federal funds ‘and finally raised| The parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 4 few days later the fever, was a determined, purposeful little girl. Stricken with polio nine months | Western: Famed gunman Wife,” (41). (Guns 10 Batista? en The award went to John Steensma of Grand Rapids started gone from the other Parker chil- ago, she is undergoing the Sister Kenny treatment at the Reha- John, Wesley Hardin (Lyle} 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. | - oskins, executive director. a two-week vacation in the park dren Mae, 15; Robert, 13, James, _ pilitation Center in Ferndale. She used to wear two metal braces Bettger) and a renegade (7) Night Court. | 2 me humared Geiegetes )Gvan (ast tues _ 12, William, 10, Roger, 9; Mary, and she is making rapid progress. Theresa is one of nine children sheriff are investigated by JESDAY MORNING | Rackets Probers Want 1 d wilt Induaries located) (The father said Donaid/ens S27, and Nancy, 5. Theresa got in the Parker family, none of which had received the protection Wells Fargo agent Hardie TUE 0 | throughout the world attended. 9-year-old sister, Mary, went for ,,... sete y, ™ ing,’ says Parker. she couldn't stand, TV News and Reviews. eria’ tells his adventures : : . | smong African natives ed ° a se WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate of Honolulu. station. i I Sete 8 : eer that Ss . ; cou ye =6poto. always = / “ ’ scenes of horsemanship by 7:30 (2 rtoon Classroom. rackets -probers summoned wit- = tribesmen. eee iD Ace cae “ire ‘nesses today for an investigation thought. like everybody else, 1¢ alr ecor ears (9) Movie icont.) | 8:15 (2) Capt. Kangaroo ‘of an alleged plot to smuggle guns it's i to happen to the next ) esol 7 = Minister . guy, not me. 9:00 (2) Danny Thomas. Comedy: :39 .(7) Harry’s Holiday House. °° foes of Cuba's Prime R t t M y i P Ap ] gy f Y th . Dann iG embarraused Stele acre y Fidel Castro es auran a .@) “Another reason I never thought a OOr O O Or Ou * * * Robert F. Kennedy,-special com- (9) Movie |mittee counsel, said he wants to : 4) Dough-Re-Mi. know whether some Teamsters, 10:08 oO Jean's Notebook. Union officials and their nonunion| 10:15 (7) Lady of Charm. allies were involved. to take us all dawn for polio shots is because I couldn't afford them. Even when I was working there | wasn't enough money for any kind | of shots.’ ~ At 10 in the morning that Oct. (4) Bozo the Clown (color) he discovers Kathy forgot to 9:30 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve. | deliver telephone messages about money for hospital fund, Repeat. (4) Peter Gunn. Leader of exotic cult hires By WILLIAM EWALD THE: CHANNEL SWIM: ‘CBS-TV NEW YORK (UPI)—Dick Clark, is considering a special that would \the den mother of Young America, deal with the raising of the Andrea loffered a one-hour apologia last Doria _ The CBS-TV June Al- but Toots’ Won't Fall Adventure: By EARL WILSON Gunn (Craig Stevens) to hunt) 10:25 (9) Billboard. “ee ees oe detail. he| aan eh — voor nen pens et a testimonial | Parker took ‘Theresa (to © nc ar as an ABC-TV lyson show will premiere Sept. 21 for beautiful girl who fled 10:30 (2) Sam Levenson. rien a“ “pul sires Batiata, Pate | NGEE Roe ee say @ few words, here doctor who had cared for the fami- The ostensible purpose of Clark's pict Miss Allyson) starring with funds. A huge China- (4) Treasure Hunt. Ae eee Cen ane oo they-are ... though he doesn’t want it known he once went jy) before. Among a pile of other special show, “The Record Years.’ “Ruth and Naomi man and several hanged to) Seecial Agent: |Castro deposed. Batista is now in, to college (the Philadelphia Wharton School pills, there was one from the was “a salute to the recording in NBC-TV will shift Dragnet of Finance) where he studied no-accounting doctor, too. Parker owed him $31. dustry and its hits and stars of the from Tuesday to Sunday starting = lan. bodies mark the trail. Re-| 10:55 (7) News. ‘the Dominican Republic. peat. \11:00- (2) I Love Lucy. __ = * * * . he told Joe DiMaggio and Yori Berta how REJECTED BY DOCTOR -last decade."’ But it was nothing duly 12, will move Pete Kelly's — The committee also summoned, to hit (they didn’t listen, but he told them: “t cerned bef (ito the doctor of the sort Blues from Sunday to Friday Ray Cohen, head of Philadelphia, it's on the way to.the ball park, he'd ‘ Bie starting July 10 and will switch ACROSS ae . ' . pare, office and told the receptionist that It was instead a standard mu- ; =z T t ine 1, 107, to explain; 2 . - Northwest Passage [rom Friday 1 Building site i 2 # 5 ib q oO fil eamster a P He goes to the synagogue regularly, Theresa was pretty sick,” says sical heer coupled wih as Tuesday beginning July 14 Ho toplanade -why orle of its investigators found tier he ects write friena Parker. : eblique Gricaae of the reeocts, eC 12 Poem Kk ele a eri a T eaic wh * atlas ' oe “The doctor came out to the Clark and many other deejays - The CBS-TV Perry Mason show 1) Eres ie 2 |tournament off Atlantic City, N.J. than a ue ae but w 0 vow t, he's aiting room and looked at us but *Pin for little girts. jwill start. filming _next season's hi ‘ : 's : -en- ee a : , iFriday. Cohen's lawyer had = very gentle and never raises his voice (4i4/, say anything. He talked to” It was kind of indicative of the hows on July 13 after a seven 16 Mounts a Gre the -unionist was too sic! above an air‘raid signal, he. made up a the receptionist for a minute and,taste of these little girls that the week layoff... “Ballad to Die horse stif * = = & : * . * = Das arvings act i] wera ter MO ea wonéerfal word “intelligenerates” (he then went back inside. * only musteat, group of merit on eg ee Tavis Say oe 21 Girl's name “ WILSON didn’t knew he made it up, he thought “The receptionist said, ‘You [board the show—the Stan Kenton the test flim for roposed west- a, Mian avtabe Yj YA (8 {2 '2 Latvian Sailors Given that’s the way everybody spelled it), he'd us $31 and we will not look |orchestra—received damp applause o- cories Token Calton 2 crenteet id) Yy ‘Asylum in Canada rather be tight than President, he doesn’t smoke, but he — at the baby. until the bill is from the studio audience : 7 e uffix 4 = sure burns plenty (about Sherman Billingsley), when he vo . _e* wk ® . ° 30 81 yy paid. ° ron , q iy | TORONTO (AP) — Two young: was a bouncer he flattened many a tough guy and then fecenin ura. Parkes (gow cere Their most ecstatic squeals were BARGAINS ree “ , stay > K , y ’ é “34 Dinner course Ys i Yy Cisine n sitio Aes : went home and got flattened by’ his 90-pound wife, theyll jones anim friend took aa sihhabe be pa Pablan laa ‘i 35 Wipes out Wes “fi ‘hind when their. Sovie rawler: 5 a Singer of limited range, no tone os * . 4 have matters i Uf left Newfoundland Sunday night celaprate their 25th wedding anniversary in November if to his physician, The «doctor sent ors and wretched phrasing. He also in 1958. mt cee q hee Wg told a nationwide TV audience. he can keep his guard up, the only time she got mad was them to Children's Hospital in néeds a haitcut Ay eiiave 7a Yy . 4 they had been granted political when she asked him to bring her some.ice cream and he Detroit where a spinal 4ap,ywas Clark's -survey-in-shallow made . AIR i: Hone re asylum. in. Canada ‘ stayed out so late that he brought her warm milk. taken _ no reference at all the most im _ d } c i ; . That s: lay Tt 1- ‘tant el ant of 4h st , Weare tt a one - ee ee He says Jackie Gleason will give whisky a bad name, the vuittal sarin day Kicler Hospital fects Bevelgpmmans (oh be a CONDITIONERS ree etter i 8 Pa " . , s , . S] Hectieg earice ‘after the skipper’ of ‘the trawler | only bad words he ever uses are “Jimminy Crickets” and “Ted- She stayed for seven months. Both) The shift. to the fong-playing | 2 -- 34 -- 1 Ton Units 4 Pecan, to ooo an = |Neman claimed that the Canadian 4Y Nadler,” when a famous Hollywood producer said “I don't her legs and right arm were - record by adults which left the n mame , * - 88 viag maker, molding as @ song 33 Women's name ‘Mounted Police had prev ented the care for your type of food” Toots snorted “I've seen some of effected by the disease. During buying of singles in the hands of HAMPTON’S Electric Co. ae arcs rent $.SerUt ag UP Rent again 40 Bird” ‘men from returning to their ship./your pictures,” however while sitting around his own place one that period the metal brace was children. . Open Nightly “tl 9 PM 87 C suffi 24 41 Building yard be to the TV cameras, ‘nig “I'm : ” red from her righ DOWN 8 Whirls 8 Usespiraied 42 Faisifier “ ee eee ° Ms . < neler! night Toots said “I’m so hungry I might even eat here,” as remove ane eens Inevitably. their musical inno- | 825 W. Huron FE 4-2525 teentul ee * Goeae 26 Tgredients a4 Followers is = Se reine ny roune orem me was rcelled) (Pretty (boy) Tootsie) jane tied , = * * cense has “been reflected in the 3 Scent ; 10 Oia" ‘gnglish 71 Re ious 4s Stin disorder ihe ee nts ee ia ti “selling BVDs in Wilkes-Barre, but.underwear was°then con-: A social worker eee for avalanche of sludge that makes up :. 3 Foor houstn court egative votrs ° n interview with the Pontiac 4 Kt ° b 48 Cloy. sidered an affectation in Penmsylvania. bs most of the top 40. 5 Cuned, rool 1 Pertorm, Ay Welrder_ vies 8 Lim inet country. 7 chapter of the March of Dimes ~ * * * AUTHORIZED oe 7 _ = es He'll do anything for a friend but got to the Stork Club, The A ai - his four kids get such good grades the board of education ne organization paid all of “There was ho refereace i dara ~ . . Parker's hospital bills, which he to the decline of the big band, ! ; . . \wants to have blood tests, he always enjoyed being broke, so estimates totaled $7,000. the weird cascade of 5 formers - - Today S qd 10 rOQTaMS - = jhe enjoyed life to the full, which he often was; one friend week that Witie |Wi0 hit once and then fade awny. oS —— ‘said he is- always drinking because somebody is dead or ne ee eee a Herman Kieter, {0 the development of recording something else is living, he’s generous, truthful and loyal, and) agg parker was admitted to St. igimcrackery which makes nothing HOOVER DEALER ALL MAKES REPAIRED 90-DAY CUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES Lag WPON, WsBK, WIR, Oem UBLW, (800) wwa, 9s) WOAR, (190) WATZ, (1R78) (1988) (1) ‘though next week due to the march of progress they will] geouph's Maney Woupttat ter the (HTECTS out-of nothing nonsingers. | FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY . istart tearing down Toots Shor’s, they will never tear down: bith of Sasicl Jobe: ‘to the decline of the female singer _ ON ALL SERVICE id . ; TONIGH? ww, network os wee News, r — WPON. Chuck Levis (Toots Sher. | “They were both in the hos- (the little girls who buy most of A 1 Vacuum (| er w Breakfast 4:00—WJR N CKLW. Hopwood 2:06—WJR, Showcase the singles records prefer little - i ean CKEW, News WAR fewe hy tad apd bart WWJ News, Maxwell _ pee Pies to aay welts tere boy singers with girlish hair SALES ond SERVICE 5 WCAR. News, Martyo CKLW Newa Davi NIG : ’ les las news Don Meters WE ierse WON tare “we “ ‘THE MID HT EARL ole TY told them about Theresa and atyles.) a . 2. w St FE. 4-3777 UWBON Mane becta a pl inlrsig S50_AGH. deck ‘Ractla WIBK Reid Jerry Lewis hired an electronics engineer to make a hear- the welfare sent us to the Health gyoRT SHOTS: “The Woman el bob ye Gee WaK Gens? Daw — CKLW Mary Morgan t.s0—wxyz, Pau! winter ing ald for his deaf spaniel, “Mr. Center in Royal Oak to get oUT Turned to Salt.’ a return on NEC. Ww1, Bor Maxwe oa “19-90 WIR, Muste CKLW News shiftoress Chips” Kim Novak'll get a satiry ‘shots free. We got them just one Ty's Suspicion last night was’ thin- oy. Wee) Re) amas CKLW News FUESDAT YORNING See ee Se see wn, Compra boost (from $1,200 a week) when she week after Theresa took sick.” jy plotted, but it’s always pleasant WraN fanmietent 1:00— WI. Voices sot herie oF edn g Oe WWJ News. Maxweil starts poe When We Meet” Reval tx gel Arig eg 4 on to watch a cretamiap like Pamela: Sales and Service So WXYZ M &horr |... Ethel Merman’s daughter is study- | voval Oak Hea enter to Mm Brown... CBS-TV's College Bowl, ’ Wie eee CL waneter Club “iinet wes || Coe ee ing at the Neighborhood Playhouse to come back a month later for which closced its season aegis SWEET'S RADIO-TV WIBK, Jack, Beliboy WCAR News” Sheridan ; Weak Meck peimett |... Eva Bartok told (Hollywood pro- the second shdts in the series. announced it would return Oct. 4) Open Mon. & Fri Night We at Rariy Bird 11:00—WR, Dear Shirl — oO. ae oe — pen mon” be WPON “andlelient wrow mew an ww) ene Tessie; : |, SOM Bee tact \ducers she'll accept film offers if COULDN'T GET SHOTS Se aca a ae such shoals Fe 4.1133 rae wwe 9 otar extre “CHLW. ‘Rye Opener WIBK News, Raid £28 WIR Compostte ishe’s presented as an actress, not a ° "I brought the kids back there ' i Qeor artys seco GKLW Bud Davies Scan weer | WON Chuck Cawis WWJ, News Haggert —|Sexpot.. . . Ex-cop Barney Martin is | hey ‘a ee oy eee owt cl \ ehaehehecech cchacheroctoch chee 106- Wakt, News, Musto) | tt-me WIR. Time tor Muste |breaking in his cafe comedy routine cerium end Gut no more sot The. People of Oakland County \ a, Seen beiboy ww News, GELW. Mary Morgan | ¢ bs mpl Son Musto Ma iby appearing in shows at prisons. could be riven through the Welfare Whe Never Finished : wa. es om CKLW | eon poby Davie oe WxY2 M Shorr |(He says, “It’s a real test of my com- Department.” = \ \) , ve mee PUESDAY AFTERNOONS wean wee, ucleot = edy — because I put some of these . . HIGH SCHOOL 8:30—WWJ, Minonties. WPON News Ontey > WPON Carriage Trade ” Disillasioned again, Parker WA 19:00-WIe. Hews, ele guys there”) : cas aa ae ced tee are invited to write tor FREE booklet. Tells how you can erm wee Senet ‘Sak howe wont man WWJ, News Haggart ap wie —Muee men EARL'S PEARLS: A reader spot- eer saa a, on gh ee \ earn your American Sebec! Diploma 9:00-WIR, News, Topic CKLW eve RAYE, Paul widter a ted this ad: “Wanted: Man to work 4 pr deapernisty needed: A ee \Y Lo erent IN a oe a \ ; WCAR News _ Mews” wiek P gate pore 500 wih, News eight hours a day, to replace one who of seven months rendered oe AMERICAN SCHOOL Pe aad y , “fe 8 * ww La t } Ww * re Ye Bex 4 Kensin Bi ta, 0:90 WE, Report -_ “Wm News Tavera ine ~ ve my 2 “Mimo ‘didn’t KIM . initial shots ineffective. % berett 2, a anne sence! 7 4 ore ‘ mh ij neater e Sen. Ca - - = CKLM, World today ays be Bac gr a rea CKLW. Sporte, Davies WISH ED SAID THAT: Proof that Americans are tolerant, wii, me resa was discharged \) ne Gest \) 10:90 JR, 8) mphony a News Oseey ecwrh ‘exe WCAR News Tenn ernie is the fact that the inventor of the jukebox Gied, a natural from Herman Kiefer in May, she — Bae scgusaesemnssest a as & Knowles _ #:20- WIR Mose Bed Ww, News grene ose win Mame Bae jdeath. patos _ That's earl, brother. ‘was referred to the Sister Kenny | POA os cupadoueencponacaton 7ancnecaccodcnns y> ” : - : i ety ere ga om me [a AE cia oom (Copyright, 1959) ‘Rehabilitation Center in Ferndale: \edeesssserenseres : ‘ 1 ’ —_ | I , s ’ ’ * 4 “ iY i / ‘ = ‘ ° j . a ‘ t : “= _ + f\ \ ; i \ a“. = " : ? v % ~ | \ i < rf : ! i ; a . yy _ a Sees Yorunree ‘ A : a” j f ! / }, “THIR TY-EIG NT , LITE PONS TAG PRESS. MONDAY, JU N4# 29, 1959 a So ee Ake ae re / js f ‘ 6 ¢ ? The gas: dritt 2 trots twd- 100- the chemical plant, said the sul- Estimate Estate Value ‘ But It Would Take Generations io Reco er ; Thick Cloud of Sulphur © ee i «tof t rained lagen plant eons at Sickens Many i in Denver cal division of .the Allied Chemi- “operation difficulties’ developed) BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (AP) - cal Corp., snarled traffic over,in a reactor used in production. of MODEL . The estate of Joseph Barbara Sr. of DENVER ‘AP)—A thick, murky three fourths of the Denver area.| sulphuric acid. SWIM. POOLS “host”. to. the Apalachin cargleral cloud of sulphur dioxide spread Police and fire department, squads . : , _ conclave, is: éstimated unofficially | at more than $300,000. Barbara _ over fos of Denver today caus- ouned the fog Indiana: is the nation's chief pro Miracle vay ho - aa Center. 2 Scene F: : : : | | | ment. feft the, = g eae ai WASHING TON AP ~€ CREESS | knowledge ef neaciear arms. even’ TWo prominent aN ientists ‘gaye Ing Uiness in many ny home | Paul Morgan, superintendent of ‘ducer of limie. — ( Emenee ‘- ./ ment,. left the entire estate to his jhas been told that H-bomb war the fighting nations could ih time comparable interpretations — of , wife, ‘Josephine. could cripple or possibly devastate though perhaps it would take what evolved in. the hearthgs. 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