é The Weather ©. &. Weather Bureau Forecast Fair and warin (‘Details on eke 2) 7th YEAR oe kK __._ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JU NE 8, 1959-34 P. AGES SRR Repo Be eB Se ee eee Wants Only One Wife ' > Drop Interest Curbs, Ike wing his TS month-old’ dawg oid visitor from Portland, Ore, made friends quickly with this Elimination of the present £4 * | All the victims were Mexican padon L, Rosegart, Mrs. M. Vir fe Mary Filen Routow wie qu bya “a4 i ent ant - a anit aa _ nationals. ginia Ross, and Dean A. Salley. playing behind the car ; abl bonds of more th atin ores Many of the injured were re Polling places for the Pontiac He felt a bump and found the Mat ported in serious condition with | School District are little girl under the car, He ; di ike * permanent na burns and broken bones. Bagley School (ah Bagh : rushed her to McLaren General 1) wi tional debt ceiling from the cn ¢ as \ | A 1 ~ - " rent Mm? badder lore ty S) ; ' facilities at Memor Webster School, 640 \ " Hospital in Flint where she died s it JS3 billion dollar » SS ! Emergency ; St: Crofoot Schoo! : ' an St: “ner NE SS on: | oln some of the less seriously injured Pon Sty Close S eee hee A car pedestrian tent x cal KUIESI PAE cCuIenh AP Wirephotos ercwver Hich School Wai liniside in . : . a, : Cc : were stretched out on tables and ¥YUNMer THERA sctoo! J riiitstie ; it 2s hon to. QUADS: PRODUCE PICKLE: “City Bravalil twas iss proud chairs in a waiting room Dr: Owen School, 4) Fast Colum Wary ne sulted in the aleath Sit In the savings bond field, Fi let on tabove!, when his wile “— be . = bia Ave * LeBaron Schoo!, 995 East Urs of two small children) and ay 4 2 eld, . ; : : | ; senhower said the Treasury De jal Hospital. were overtaxed and six hours later, has ever been any father of quadruplets ; ie eave bir r im (e Nepales J.. Saturday. Bu SCRAMBLE FOR FREEDOM ever ve apee oy gag critically injured a third. Howard : guve birth to the four babies in East Orange, N.J., ° iturday. But ; void atti cram Beverly St } nes ns | 5 . aa a pariuient plnie! ay mew’ lnieeeut in the publicity connected with the multiple birth, it was revealed wo Survivors LOI ¢ Lt : Fomerson I : win S leri To wen Sentiean As areal Aro ; ae) (Pia aer ‘s ton lead rate of 34, per cent on all series | | zal The 1 I ble to get out the door of the bus Fast Howard St Li Jer) Lynn were fatiuly in BERLIN Communist East Germanys top lead- |, oH? that the quads’ mother was not Ciro’s legal wife. The woman who | A how the laborers had to fight School 31 North Act 1 when they cressed ao road ; FE’ and “H” bonds sold begin 7 an 1) » s é 4 schoot 4 ort} ato bs Wi Mm I M1 ThA sae ee wer . we ee : a ; nee : = was, Mrs. Grace Bravata, collapsed at her home in New York wee i. with th other, Mrs H ,ers tlew to Moscow today for talk hat could send ning June 1. That is an interest . 4 their way around a big water bat Wilson School, 511 South Sanford WY) en mote ! JAR ae nt : h f y Ministers’ hike of a half of one (below) after hearing the news. She is aided by a JERSE, het rel and a pile of suitcases near cy - McConnell School, 24> South Johnson repercussion echoing back to the fore ign MINIs ers ike of a half of one per cent. son Robert and a neighbor. Bravata wants to divorce the first the door Paddock St: Eastern Junior High = * * conference in Geneva Pasenhower sitid furthe ; Apne he -clde wy » ay ; ; : 3 Cothe fratfie victh » huded , ; ; : : ; r ra —_ os Mrs Bravata Phe eccident was the werst) School, 25 South Sanford St- Cen , ’ it m hae rhe delegation was headed by Walter Ulbricht, Com reoasut Department ~ het crash in Arizona history. (tral School, 11 East Pike St Ronald Sargent, 21, beorse, fi 7 = improved interest ra nal! nist party chief, and Premier Otto Grotewonh! ete “E™ and bonds 3 » National Safety Council sid piawthorne School, 1400 North Tel- tally injured yesterday in a two muni ather of Quads Intends ihe crash might be classified as egraph Rd: Jefferson Junior High cat collision in) Monroe County Some observers expressed belief the Kremlin mi oht autstanding, as well as improved I ti a bus accident.’ echo. nlar < Ve chincic Aftension terms for outstundin either a truck or a bus cide School, 600 Motor St. Washington Elvie Ann Kytlonen. 17, Alston, fuse tl e pre aganda Naum ( nsion terms f Itstaunding Its records: showed the highest toll Junior High School 710 Menomi ; “k' bonds when they matur . j lied terd in the Upper Pen : , ‘ to Fix l Ip Mari tal Tangle in a truck hitting a stationary ob-' nee Rd; and Whitfield School, 2000 Sh Sisto Te ne pp ren Buffer-Bomb Bluff about. the noes bility of a * * * ject was four in 1950;-The worst Orchard Lake Ave separate peace treaty with! “The public debt must be man [bus accident under similar condi) Waterford polls are located as ie eee ov rari a eed MODESTO. Calif «UPD \ . Yes ye , uved- so as to aire ird the publi FROM OUR NEWS WIRES ‘tions took 23 lives in 1931.. foll rorted Inte: Lase Bepetior. ‘expert pauuously un, Cos Genmans redit,’ Kisenhower told C " i NEWS uA S ollows demolition exper iously un . { ! “is we ol on : ; ' * * * i Precinct 1. Drayton Plains James- Caeser, 10, died shortly) wrapped at the local airport a In Geneva, the Soviet Union to | greg. ”~ . 7 r € r «f P } ®: ’ : pryer « » { ** ¥ EAST ORANGE, N.J.—Ciro Bravata, whose birthday Patrolmen said the driver, Nato Sx pe) 00 Sashabaw Rd Pre. after beang struck by a car Sgt package that. was buzzing like a day appeared trying to sidef “ : It must be managed In a wa ee - = 5 - 7 vor Four nego hOnS ¢ | terkin ' } | comes on Fathers Day this year, took steps today to Manuel Gloria Jr., apparently fell’ cinct 2, Donelson Schoo], 1200 West urday in Lansing bes ra bon The smatil bex Burt “ negetiau n ' M | CTHUOD that as consistent with economic 4 ; ; ryu asleep ¢ . ri » tz ! 1 ’ , for larence Jones. 6). of lang 7 é with let ticles mists by driving directly for an opowd) md stabilita shed the mother of his first two children and marry asleep at the wheel while taking Huron “st - Precinct Waterford Clares Jon t of long Loke wa patched wit teri git | fi ~~ ‘ he cy ry ee h and sta vil ° sat d the workers from the farm labor Center School, 102] Airport "Rd: in Kal foo Counts fatally ine One wih 1 batters eperated agreement to hoid @ s 1 The President cited reasons 1 (oma aar 5 j , ; ve 4 rr ovate ueren Hern : the woman who bore him quadruplets Saturday. : office at Mesa, Ariz., west of Phoe- and Precinct 5, Pontiac Lake jured early Saturday when his car fmgernaik buffer, buffing and! Western offaials insist Berlin’ he beheves removal of the int “IT always intended to legalize it,” he said. “My inten- nix, to fields at Tolivson, cast of School, 2515 Williams Lake Rd (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) | buzzing td beat the band eames first . ext ceiling en government bonds tions were CERT OE But how was I supposed to know Phoenix 7 Secret exchanges were tore _ : , ee hs time : : ich he ne s » today as the foreign min- tapid growth in borrowing G ——— 2 ————-—- 4 ; ts? If The truck, which had been con . f ° . une ao we'd have quadruplets: Rate ‘ i: Sade edtoaeaine. Tahea q I verted into a bus with sides and O] } 1ac S 1e OO lI } { eC] l isters began their Mh week of wands of cory i i t I : . is ..state and local governments we'd had twins is a top, left a main suburban thor- ~ negotiation, An American infor _ , i RI : ; 7 ; : i Inve fends to diminish tl «mount woulan t have happened.” oughfare just south of the Phoe- | mant said the talks still hinge on ne i. 9 ™ ‘ ‘ " imi ‘ ‘ . ‘ . funds aVAallabie ove nee Wy (OLIN 0, “ ‘he joyfu] news was proc laimed fix City limits, plowed through a P re: . | the Soviet threat to Berlin, which ie os 1 . See : ¢ f . | F 7 e . ontinued oF ine ( Sarundon thal at cu idruy I ts — one ditch and smashed into a tree. . ; . | has hanestrung th parley, from - ; : ans" - the start. -. e's and thre boys — had been Patrolmen said the head-on eg _— , ’ ve star born to a Mrs oe Strohlein crash burst the vehicle's fuel line The apparent Soviet strategy t Bravata, 31. while their,father and caused an explosion the fina] stage of the conference! al en . p he c ike ) ; Orange . a - emerged my statements by Pres ee d co " " ™ = LIKE THI NDER Noikit 4 kK} rushahe brie! 4 + f l] ’ (;enera ospita ; , I a) ew an Discuss Way Out of vents lin ve or WENGE Charbeneats, wiv hi pu fr he Comins Tt “- Successfu Y East-West Deadlock on Mrs. Grace Bravata, 38, of nejr the scene, said an explosion man regime They seem : New York City, dissented from. | jyakened him out any radically different instrin wb Missile Nuclear Test Ban the general pleasure, however. _ “ie sounded) Hike a loud alse mons te Sovid Foren Manistet rally se ~d from Bravata “4 : , Legally separated from Bre of thunde:," he said, “I ran to trey Gi WASUISCON: cai Tem F Ma RENeRY : : for several years and aware that . ; : . \ HING No 7 GENEVA (UPIi—Soeviet Foreign ae . I the window ‘and saw flames x ¥ or » theaatiment fades - he was living with Miss Stroh- “ad ‘ef the entire bed of Khrushcehes said in Budapest be ree veparmment today a Minister Andrei Gromyko and Brit lein. she was still the happy Sunes = : rie i fare peturning ¢ Moscow that nounced the first suceessful marl : ; : : the bus. Then eard scream gue ; Bu uv Dayan ae “iced in ish Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd father’s legal wife, and she an- = . East-West accords “undoubtedly : ery by Runde d missile . held a private meeting today to nounced it, bitterly. Bravata ac- : will be reached at the summut Reese ae Rezulas | fiscuss a. Wa) ut of the Fast ‘Anowledged she was indeed. “By the time |] got there, most even if no agreement is achieved Wa unched by a4!.S. submarine CIst SS ay On _ ‘craldine, Of these who could get out were ‘oe (apolar) APE the Atlantic and lan at the West deadlock aver auilawing (ni ihet mw children, (era wandering in a nearby field or . ‘ | air «f at Mak Clear weapons tests 1, and Rob my LZ, heed re " ained were stretched out in the ditch The Soviet premier displayed p...) 9.0: peice (oo * * * with their mother when Bravat confidence a suminit: meeting * * * = ‘ moved out of the family home 5 will materialize by advising the rr ae ro Gene tine [= re utpiixe Wann (tng ashe! tore *® } d ] covernments of Finland, Den . by Gromyko, was held at Lieyd > \ = Think To ay S a 5 and, rT t f w hours befor th “How do you think it is for kids | mark, Sweden and Norway that Phe disfinee the missile tray Villa jus 1 te 0 < bhetore 1 v : ‘ ; | ; i : ~ ' ; three power nuclear test ban con to open up a paper and see a pic- Hottest of Year?’ | he may have to postpone the ¢jod was not disclosed The depart fe | d Ned t leas q ture of their smiling father and | Scandinavian tour he is sched- gyent said onls that the submarine erence Was scheqdu.ec a end : : : ; ’ . | oe 4 . four-weck recess and resume work another woman?” Mrs. Bravata You re Right! | uled to make in August. Wax somewhere at se No Americans were invited asked (yesterday | Stefan Hevmann, chief informa The cargo of 1,000 letters in- Also attending the meeting “They dread the thought of Today's Temperatures Continued on Page 2 Col 4) ctuded ane addceased to Ices were Soviet Nuclear Delegation, having to go to school tomer: (4 3m. — 66 9a.m.— 8&1! dent Eisenhower. Chief Semyon Tsarapkin and { row. Children at this age can 6 69 Ila.m.—88 Oller nexeawes ip ate carp, wil in' 7 > id Orms -be very cruel." . »>a.m,— 0: - c 50 | Ria eas ee an Britain's delegate Davic rT is i _ _. 90 ‘von Postale General Sum: by-Gore, minister of state for Bravata, a railroad freight con. ‘ 4 M.— is Ap.m.—: merfield, were for members of the foreign ‘sfatre: ductor who will Ibo cn Sune 2 Pontiac’s highest temperature! The Pontiae Press will (Pine, members of Congress. - * * - ee bs 5 wn is to do Tight ius far in 1959, a collar-willing 0) | offer returns on the school | — . eee . Secretary of State Christan A by all six ehuaren, ; idegrees, was predicted by the elections in Pontiac and ana meer ries, and th s GASUIASE: Herter and Ambassador Jam a EXPECTS OBSTACLES weatherman this morning. and by| Waterford Tow nship lo- ~ - dei 1. f fe aq Re n te ms Wadsworth, head of the US dele sty, going to get a divorce 1 p.m. the forecast had matcrial-| night, beginning at Qieh are members of the Univer gation at the nuclear gbnference joy he said “1 think maybe! jzed 10 p.m a wal Postal Union an did not gr aaa of 1 1 wp bstacles. | * * * j whe . i star un eS ees ees EY oe The telephone number x * : ' : py 1o0ug! To the delight of suntan en ; . ‘WE JUST TALKED though * lo the delight o a is FEderal 2-181 The missile was fired at. 10:1 The meeting lasted 45 minut Louise couldn't be happier,” | thusiasts, the mercury 1s ope : ~ : in and landed safely at 10 32 Lloyd told a wamen afterward. Bravata said to reach the 90 mark again Tues-} . : Tt hadesarunent < cA £ i | Oo ae Se | , , ee 4 ( ee ‘ i | j peti / yo Pil ; | | : L : \ f 7 vr v ad TAT DL = . THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959 ; . » ‘ i * * *. : Pont ac Pastor |The Day in Birmingham enton Attorney onti : | Widening ot E ton Road ind Prisol G ts Retirement — | y ElS KETIF Again Up: for City Action j acing Prison Agai | State Supreme Court | Announced at Church A four-year-old (peabie m will be item, Permits atso were issued Rejects Dye’s Appeal of , | Conference in Detroit; ended tonight Af Birmingham City; for four private swimming pools 4 - Commissioners declare the neces-|and one pool for commercial dis-. Assault Conviction Successor Named sity of repaving Eton road andjplay. / . i extending the present 18- foot! ——* i * The State Supreme Court ha The Rev. Easton H. Hazard, pas width to 41 feet. | LAURA JEAN HOLMES upheld the 1956 Oakland County tor of St. Paul's Methodist Church, Begun in March, 1955, the pro-| Services were held, today for Cireuit Court conviction of forme Pontiac. was given his retirement ct has been subject ta delays and Laura Jean Holmes, 7-day-old Fenton Village attorney Clifford hee setbacks ever since. In 1956, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Dye. at the Detroit Annual Conference necessity was declared but con-|s. Holmes, of 3250 Parker Dr., . * < % of the Methodist Church in De firmation of the assessment roll) Royal Oak, at St. Dunstan’s Chap- iets. Assidtane ae trot kast’ weekend tailed to get the required five af-\el of Christ Church, Cranbrook. CG - F T lor sa 1 Dye wi His successor was named yes firmative votes from commission- | Burial was in White Chapel Cem- eorge vido Salt ty ‘ z . be aE i over to wth terday by Bishop Marshall R LEON V. BELKNAP ers jetery, Troy, under the direction e Inet ( ut : ate ° | z : +, ties to begin serving a 2-tu-10 yea teed episcopal head of Methodism A second hearing for tonight’s jot the Manley Bailey Funeral term “unless he comes up jin Michigan. He is the Rey. James . meeting concerns rezoning city- |Home. , some other legal action | McCtung, who is being transferred Od Fn Ineer owned land at Quarton Lake to | The baby died Sunday in Wil- nm * . ‘from Dearborn | permit residential construction | liam Beaumont Hospital, Royal ; ‘i « i > | ANhough Dye waa nol The Rev. Hazard has been pas- there. | Oak. for conitne Ht ~ . i “4 ' tor of St. Paul's for the past Commissioner John S. O'Gor-| Besides her parenjs, she is sur- \adrew J. Trans s ' . seven years. Before coming to uccumM S Gq whose term expires in 1961,,vived by a_ brother, Richard, at not know what farsi \ 3 Pontiac, he served churches in has resigned his post effective to-|home; her grandparents, Mr. and Dye would take “until a Harbor Beach, Algonac, North . . night. O'Gorman has purchased|Mrs. Francis Van Putten of Royal him Branch, Montrose, Vassar, Sag- Retired Official Was i home in Tucson, Ariz., and will|\Oak and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dye was convicted March 1, inaw, Clio and others. He has Local Hi hw Head leave Birmingham shortly ‘Holmes of Bloomfield’ Hills; and 1956 of assault with intent to spent 39 vears in the ministry. g INE Mrs. W. W. Birchard, 1808 Stan-| to the high court Others are the Rev Luren Strait &' zuidir light in the development ley St: Michael L, Hogan, 19, son} (Continued From Page One) Deve. whe was r fused 1 se from Inkster to Romo; the Rev of nondred of miles of county of air and Mrs tobert T. Hogan, collided with another near Kala trial by Judve Adams in Ma Russell Wo Stfrsaw from Algo- roads 1n38 Pierce St., and Robert G. mazoe 1996, claimed in h pp inn Pontiac Press Photo nac to Utica; the Rev. Ellis A Wh he test: - Squiers, 19. son of Mr. and Mrs. ; other things, that Taylor was “pr SUMMER FUN Mic Huttenlocher, of Mid and fresh air Of Cass Lake ie ndays high of tlart from Romeo to St. Paul's: ¢ ae atarted with the ip p Squiers, of 26421:Normandy CAR ROLLS OVER to hi 1 Shes —— , : “| Commission in July of 1916 only pay Prank! reat “d after! Pedro Espinoza 2: : : judicial” during, thre « eof he ie fake Bad. Clarkston, and Mary Pefl KM deserees attra ted | () Coun Highland Park and the Rev. Keith? woodward avenue, then a single- td, Franklin, were stopped after) Pedro Espinoza, 28, Britton, died nune day trial of Ann Athen westerdnas enmwcd It ‘ff t ae ie amll (en ane Colby from Halsey to the assis-| jane highway finn ieicone is their car ran a traffic signal at Saturday of injuries received when * * * : : s inf pasterate a rs the : ; = Gilbert Lake and West Maple “ar rolle er j ‘ : Follow 4 ae “ ve u th Pu t Method-» Pontiac, wis paved, Most of the “aie ai ‘ i his car rolled over in Lenawee a ” F — | ) . i | . lurch, Reval Oak commission's equipment Was : . County. : pos! pone mne “ i | ‘ . Cabby i . () | : ( b I hie Conference includes horse-drawn. Tubbs said police found 25 emp- * * * VeHr Wat ered tev UT ipren { f hurcites in the eastern half of the ty beer bottles in the car plus Vallace aw 5 ; arming- Court to file | ppenl “Pavten rop N eres Ul 5 a Ban . 7 Peath came to ihe widely known feel ane and cix full battle | Wallace Hawkins, 48, Farming Lower eninsula apd the entire on ive cans and six full bothes. ton, killed in qa motorcycle-train accused Dye of ide Labor tee | tipper Pent i and respected Be knap yesterday : nation a9 busin on Bonds, Asks Ike 9" diate a Mik Hoe nc = crash Saturday in Montealm Coun ¢(iastinalion wv inal {til (ao al i S home ¢ 1&8 ecbuall 4 ; r Iroquois Rd. He had been ill sev Birmingham’s first fire bell wall ty. i : ' f be dedicated at 7:15 tonight as a > > , * * * A Ch eral weeks é IZ é Patricia Pe 2 : : ee rea utist * * nemorial to volunteer firefighters. | _ i. & ert Upon learn i ! * un ern Michigan University student tien by {! h -~ | eral vernmietil “secur Nearly Fried on Funeral will hoe aU «pm James W Cobb, of 167 Oak- | from Midland, died Saturday sajd he would a a co at the Sparks-Griffin” land Ave., whe served as volun. | When her car struck a parked of the ruling { i i c iced aes T 5 Wi Chape fSurial will be at the White teer chief from 1913 to 1915, | car. which (ye a boaurrend .. ; ry ; ensien ires Chapel Cemetery Rev William H will be the guest of honor An. . it fo sheriff {A ale ' ! ! ected . Marbach will officiate other fo . hief Vv . * Robert Brett, 44, Chicago, fa- o sheriff ' efter! pant a doubtfal 1 puwferonee amor ne A Waterford Township — stunt Geinih ‘ pas r chalet, vern ‘tally injured late Friday when his a te Lan 3 _ ( i ' for n st baracbule gumper came within a Born Dee. 22, 1487 in Whitte- ia cane yo ea from 1930 ‘car missed a curve in Allegan : [) \ ' i +) 1 : morg, Belknap received a degree 0 1955, also w be present. | ses ' i ' ord hol rey WY L ‘ } 1 Ne wrest cei) foot yesterday oof beige cooked % . | a degr . . i County. Marriage Bureau Close | cee fee Mt an 0 ay al y etinant mposable alice on high tensian« wires in civil engineering from Michi- Merritt Olsen will represent his * on * WOLVERHAMPTON, England ; <« * viking ie total : if tus to | rnment ber in the Joseph FE Andre ot of Te77 BAM State University in 1909. er a late waiam D. Ql Drowning victims were: . sen, chief fr 915 9° . > * (I PI) —A matrimonia bappeuen byt tal t t tall ! Peeper at thsent for tt ' aT F wf Maceday Lake Rad JLT pM do fram Hie spent a year doing lan tr ‘ ont pte ae. Eugene Eberts, 30, Mount Clem- which opened bere five month haces et ’ | ; ' lo the nweinment t plane [lying at 4000 feet during Veys in loseo County before be The bell was purchased by D--ens, drowned when he tried to ago shut ity doors today ar dad Sed af cath | yaa te rd HO) op a re Jone tern borraw- “nh at how at the Huron coming engineer with the Thnoi Hs Reynolds for $5 when the old swim across a gravel pit near mitted defeat All the male appli a ae Hy Thies yp \ rene rent fea voont undue short Memorial Airport in Bad Ay He Central Railroad at B sham. [ire hall was torn down nearly; Richmond. cants were yeun ind oct a ; | ; a * at the he debt ich “alted until he was at 1000 feet Ala from 1910 to 1 luring “9 years ago to make room for William Charles Hoover, 38 un official said) All the femates | Lowosn | appceril Put south 4 Pacytistat tary ind pulled the rip chard which he coordinated construction [he Brigys building at: Maple and) Niles, drowned Saturday near Ed- were widows in thei if id * rs A amides Grane Creche \ ‘ nt of af il po “When i wen about spe {cet of tracks and terminal construc. “cedward avenues wardsburg when a boat overturned ; | f t heat evenies ti P tian Mavo ay) wine | - 1 lala thd ri 1 Phe pressure for a tian it , . _ are . off the ground T realized — was : 5 . . lay " Pongal M Denyes will Charles T. Connolly, 21, Sioux i ' F fT ettlerent clear ms been \ i / designate - Cond UE t mony thy : Hot Weather Miva tLe Weta yeeys | boas 1 i os hn eed! shia for off my designated landing Wie walecatien! aac cy i CCGG City, Ia., killed Saturday when it tort oof Pha 60 in recent weet And it appeared . ‘ spot and headed . directly for the | Gypst at we run over by a motorboat in Lake . e veal bat ienevs , - the pattern of stalemate: « atin felt oretirenverst WHT TIMpTONC wore high tension wires,” said é S Gypsum Co of Alabaster Construction lung ced downward ; ak | n ae oma Canmanwealth. ‘Tia Michigan near Lakeside, revdl S Cross . , ' ; ‘the ta he broker . ronment I Andres, an assembler at the Lin AUMUTES EL) wer Co., Jack- again last — according © " ‘ hes toa wes “oe ™ When? Nobody seemed on shigh debt iianagement oper coin Mercury plant in Wixem. on ae ae B insas City Terminal Andrew F. Butt, building inspec-| The body of Ellsworth Mattson, Most of Nation ni _ woe iN | | | ee EO “TL tried t | } Railway, Belknap became county tar, The ot permits issued totaled 47, Metropolitan, was recovered nye peared to net Phi malliton earth Abie east of th ’ hint t ji f ilebt jaar ries Oo slip oan my harness highway engineer for Gladwin $276.07¢ “t S: “aw > < fa. a of man : y v ali 276,076, only about ¢ Saturday from the Sturgeon River dollar " ear woditional freve \ for budgeetany cdertoons dan Paeit ; to get away from the wires,” he C t ated es i 7 4 . : ‘ Ry The Associated Presa b) i) omen tity | equired, hex ted ounty in 1915 much as the previous month, he! 1 the Upper Peninsula. Officials h 1 “us meme, antl Ta eeere nent ir ler pot tata m . “ Ie wad his hody passed He remained there until July of said said he apparently drowned while Skies were clear ters i" 19960 school aad formiuaba iy beat Us inches of the wires but 1916 when he came to Oaklar 3 . : yl caseech . Ray eK eilon “ti i ame Wd Butt’s repo OW Je.| fishing major part of the country today : ny NS int for f ly me ba lo ; ‘| canopy pot catcht and burned County te beein a lang P CE hows six single = . id nore hot weather was indicat t Nae phan t] SEALS Land aihetay Cee el (ie oie . » eT Ek amily -dwelling permits in the’ Dennis Namatevs, 13, of Com- ore e fiat i V 4 i vad hiawal clint ' 1] I ' ty} Hit L QO * WIPes ¢ ne r ; mt ed in many section “! Lt) bon SC Rls | ' ; f : 7 yrs 4 * * He was past president of the “0! int fo si aa 000 as the largest, Stock, drowned late Friday in he ‘ ition i i ; F ak ‘g * ) jourinese were can io! ' it siti Weslnascige, ee ae ' ; Pontiac Kiwanis Club, Michigs — — Lyons hake, Kalamazoo County, Rains and clovcline er » | ‘ ; +: they : gan Hed io a iw inarthem ar ul ip it ety al House passage seemed all but ! ! | n hi De dl i Bee Road Builders Assn., and the i when he fell off a raft, in the Gulf stat assured for a 402 million dollar ! rs ra vid Anadia who was fumping County Road Commission of ir an . ' iGOES TO RETRIEVE BALL aS, , s ' ' Hed , eye ichigan, | The warm belt stretched ver cheol ald program, The so cn i ' Sepa the ith time, “but this Lawrence Sco 3 baroced iar fream east nS sh | { | S710 a pupil, ey oroith deductible i i ‘ | minh non At hi elirement Oe 7 1957 q . ‘ Springs drow ay sae ger - bil, Phe big stion wi en Be Pu Ve ierilt heretics Tice Talkies 1 : : 2 Rockies, Temperature Md n 0 Tees " ; in cyue en “en wh " . wey hale oa nals id sheriff deputies of Huron Belknap iS oor {f the oldest Tying Swing in Tree |when he went into Pine Lake, Kent above seasonal levels in th er the Senate salt) alice be vtair t in old | ; 1! oon helped him from his county highway managers in the County, to retrieve a beach ball ern Midwest) Peadings im “Inj 3| A program: back fo 414 08 316 mil . rn ; a "bay fler he touched cround. State in terms af service ; Te ae ot OE ys — er TOS and low RUS were i} ures In led lion dollars ~ He! Ler) OL i ony ined Andres said he He was ed to Helen LM \ T-year-old Burlington Town- Perry uray, Pant ied Bo per 70s and 1 he ¢ no odollars mare is marr Helen L. Mar oy oat who was | . _ day night when his boat tipped in during the might an the easte ‘ Acdmoinstriaton on mie hill ' planned his dsath jump this week tindale on Mav 21 Wo ~ : UES yg to put a Lake Fenton Dakotas M ut Snes froautened i aictat I hale. emis Mrs Belknap | survives alon ays e in a tree Saturday eve. ~ - ‘ me ebuild * vifepyes Se YEN ( tit [ ee yA is ‘ - iy ‘ t ; . <_*)* a PPM are silly eotwrtmed aint a del a : . with dauchters Mrs Gerdon Res ‘ceidentally hanged herself Harris Desotell, 43, Menomi- Temperatiues from 0 i . ' J isstate te 7 miewer. one way or ihe: . ~ ! i » D b . nelds. of Pant My Wilhan avith iney twine Pata was using, _ Hee, drowned Saturday when his buy dngeena were veqnited ais . _ oy Biel Get Lan earborn Lass Victor Pheatl, of Berk ind three llpecr i ounty Sheriff's deputies light plane crashed into the = ; itt he new sehoo \ | 1 , lJ . * pe vi ia : , . reported today Me i Ri from the middle and upper om * = * ; : A Tf | M indchildren, Also surviving a ta) enominee ver shortly after sed Mey will not be able te em iffeet that aise onthe pup | Area Twirtin eet sissippi Valley act the Mid t ' vung dressed | Y No not | ! Pe neeneee t ane | g brother Leshe Belknap of Grand . * * | takeoff. * the App.alach with) Frees wore I 4 TE A SE aN pe i vear-el “) , Ledge . The victim was Judy Bavles, | ; oo west fo he Ay a pated state. school ard a A] veut ld Dearborn girl was 4" us ene Stains Ale : Miscellaneous accidents claimed near 90 marks in Virgin If ' braret Clarkston mend Nee Mieiorelte a Mich i taving with her brother- th lives = Oat Barca. fle ait thn in ne Lip | ; ; \ a) complicating them proablent About af 1954 yest an Aree = h \ Dunae -Mead. at 7889 Slat- he lives of Chatles Trubey, 65, ‘ fe heed het Beta One Thivd) of the states dist Milford Man, 67, Dies sean (ica ; ie lin net to isher Local Favors tery Rad Alpena, and Robert Stratton, 31, Spon Wepre | He ni ' ' ' : ema pen Jaton wirling ontes . aia Kal: ae 1 r pacd the school aul tarpon i 5 7 Ci * | AalaMazoo o sgjon wath vec oe I ) : hel { e Waller Le) ity Incum t * * | oop i a e a . : ~ i | I m hseal yar . ; oun. pet Wounds . . ‘e . re uaiee Lae Wns y ben : Officers vid: they foupd the Trubey was found fatally thmed PRrEEs Se " AMD ve taken to Pontive Geen a i ar -cupi é cat New York state and ery OW # oe : Troop a fav oe ay ee: 7 rd Townshop men 2 t Miss June Ciampa, of 3401 Ken At a membership mecting. last Chair the girl. had used to reach aay, pe el re ' t = i ay or land the Clarkston woman uneen perhadl| be weenie ist Mfost of the bbovat 1 ef tS) Duck Take Pd. dall St, wall be defending her 1958 Mght, the Fisher Jody Division fhe branch overturned under the . on * * * * : ‘ week oon oelenting tal of theiy died rot INoter thre tl 1s International Twirling Monroe M. Osmun and Rev, J free They said Judy had appar- > : stots, planed under the qhesh = , j : Stratton was killed Saturday Rain in the Gath st band 4 der ainGsled wale Nun) 1 berlin hopeful ending ehest a | { tday at Pot oan when she goes to Indian’ Alen Parker for re-election to the ently slipped off the chair and night when hi ' k nal y btil 4 ‘ a 4 i 4 ¥ ri widely scattered NV daa niternonn heme nore the Cajatol? for th Pl foxptal . Lake Ohio Aug 1522 to compete Pontiac Board of Education the binder twine became entangled famed i G % fae car over- + 1 ' 7 t nmostly fa comta I ehomber ta consider I te On nd unst champions from other Gerald Wo Kehoe, president of ind her neck as ‘she fell near K , oe Speedway Louisiana to FI ) Py is state the local. said the endorsement wots * * * NalaMazoo. ' SME fot Vticld nest te dus home Gomg with her wilh be Judy Rix. made by ao unanimous vote) Os She was the daughter. of Mrs renner * ot * ai : ' , a ‘ tea . . pct ‘ foeentiet ef her e. Fast German VIPs : " exetume A 8 en 21 of Ypsilanti, who wen the mun is seeking his fifth ferm and De Forest Abraham of Wheaton _ pecbsdaveng Grafix cy bya » Alayh Witrey vans er ow found at his “Junior Majorette” title an the Rev Parke his second in the Tlf. and Charles Bayles of Reeck, The Weather HR dS Tt thet rend, 1 FI {0 M competition vesterday balloting Wis ~ Full U ® Weather Burcan Report Hyelepemadener “Tins Vyiys y OSCOW ee ~ ~ aaa: as ~ PONTIAC AND VICENTTY Fair and ana eer jaeer tid fet nedinerany ; warm fonight and femerree Low to ‘ ; : (Continned Fron, Page One} night, 30 High temorraw 9 South lk Wi j | ttle bie | westerty winds trereasing te TO te tM ) iy ade tine a et j fiom officer of the Feast) €rermsin miles hour this afternoon and di MI we h mietealna fonight i} t [ihe fila i evernmient, told a croup af West Today in Pontia J i fiecttisd amd peles monewsmen flown to fast Bertin Lowest temperate yp , |r Hatta Where antennal qa feeny Geneva thet “the 4 t of care Pape ra) ant : itn | ut ta Berlincand Germany “can only | Direction West” : Iyecd cot Uhre Th t Mun sets Won day et 8 t r Moon dete 1 las 4 ‘ . 1 eee in ta Canerete eerie ee no | meer oa san Ysall ney Detroit Woman Hurt neva” Tis iat Ssict Downtown Temperatures A ‘ ‘ Real fn nas : = “ @ 1 pM c.awees in Orion Twp. Collision [seas the threat of a mew Ilock co : ‘ : Je cuattat traffic te the wolated 1g am Li ' Mts that meade the Berlin crisis { i (4 Lay Saturday tn Pontiar ' ,; i Leas it mied forced the oe rer edi “a } t ' rift r Highest temperature - Heoqutal : { the for y omuimsters Lowest teniperalide f quityys Wace mn Ww thiit tr wd Mean ten perat re 1) 1 erent wet 1) the ) ‘' , ud 8 Weather — Partly « i saniien 0 Poa ; malitaps larval ve Bunday in ee ile 4 Naat wa tr vfea] fant t.. bs Seeretarys of State pighexe ten he ae iets Hoekeased She Cbristian AV) Herter, Britain's Lowen temperature Any Toy wer “dose he, Selwyn Ployd and Prance's : ot aR Mean temperature . . Weather—Sunn: biiestoetod Das i The uither a Maurice Couve de Maury ille id One Year Ace in Pontiac [) 11> Toutetee \4 ii oseem fe have ron ont of fresh po Highex temperature { fey ' ia ideas fo proposé to the Seviets. ecret Mike tenet, ue , Poepnatie donmeither drives Gromvko hasnt come up with Weather—Rain ped anvihing acceptable to the West. . Highest ane linccrt Temperatures | le 1 ; 7 his Date in 87 Years 7 istern diplomats in Geneva 100 in 1933 nto Prison Head Graduates vin faking Aly optiniletic [itv a eee Sunday's Teonperniets Chart at To °) of Ni ht Class were the weeke nd, talkin of a The Pontiac Press Alpen Co Marnuett ¥0 pc g cere Bos Theater T Senimors a a seat phi . A a PUCK, SUCTE afl conclusion tor thre “ "= Bismarck 94 65 Miami Beach #9 78 NEW YORK cAP To misan forengn ministers talke with a Brownsville 88 72 Milwaukee &7 6 ; ; ' , Buffaio 74° 66 Minneapolis 90 760 # ait) Manhattan City Prison summit canferenee to follow Chariest 85 70 Nev Orleans 84 72 S) We omits sti y the W t h f Chesge 82 10 Nee ¥ oe , re f the Totub Warden Viarty Sil Western diploniat fuck to thea | a ¢c or Cincinnat) 91 #4 Omaha as aa berghtt is the bogs Bot to pro reports that secret talks of the last « & able Deve 6 Me 1 —- oe - Senin re a fe tH it Hrooklyn College hed 10 days have made little of no M Detroit 85 66 ‘Pitteburel eo 87 @ brads pragress on Berlin They are keep e ere Duluth #) 68 Bt Lowi« 849 wy j ae ; ' ee Port Worth 86 466 8 FPrahcisco 62 31 ber pylit | iffer fire yeats Ing a weather eye on talks openin Ra pid aa f® Marie & A ed chao] werk was j ase bei cn srush oe Rapes MG Be Marie Be Gh of might (choo! ware, wae araiki|,ip Moxey [lay bowen Tomorrow Jacksonville @& 9 79 Tampa 1 wed from the College at the fap ehev and) bast German leaders | AP Wirephete Kansas City 86 70 Trav Ci 88 63 of Ni ima cum Ths Hd provid nde to | TERY CRASH ie Ip Mesiean farnr laborers were rath i i : . Lansing 86 #4) Washing hi 6 : ' Hh | CU Me : : y PENTA bal Veme i, erashed t uid | med 7 Phoenix today. See story aes 76 ih lande and Phi Baga d 1 4) uo ties puhi { buy fa froma it Pace 1 : ” L * e . ——— ? “ a ft eee tia es SS SE ; i fy : t ; fm i i ‘MONDAY; | Men, New Key to Success—Smell Importan ’ By PHYLIAS BATTELLE NEW YORK — My husband is a! man who smells of good clean) soap, with-a dash of after-shave for zest, and a trace of nicotine’ so's he shouldn't seem too pious. 1 like him this way. But now -[ discover he off- beam He does not have that very-rich or .very-powertul aroma. | He does not, to put it historically, | “smell important.” is “The synjbol of the very rich and the very powerful men in history,” said Paul D. Bilack- man, a man with seme of the symptoms, ‘‘is his aroma.’’ The | most prosperous men, in their | best days, have showered them- selves with fragrances. | “Take Napoleon, say. He had a lackey pour a quart of perfume over him every day that's the truth. Alexander the Great had pipes filled with perfume built into the licbor, on the correct theory that odors rise. Nero sprayed per fume from his walls “But the American male some- times is afraid of using pleasant body odors: He takes -a shower every morning of his life, and puts on fresh, clean shorts and shirts He comes to the office smelling like laundry soap — com pletely sterile, god bless him. « “At night, he goes through the same process before dinner with: his date or his wife ’ OUTSMELLS HIM And what happens? Blackman smiles, whimsically “She outsmells him ple as that.” And the consequence It's as s of bein Coloradan First World Bronco King OVID, Colo. 1? The first wo champion bronco rider? A stone in a northeastern Colorado cemetery says it was Thad Sowder a Kentucky native, who was buried, at Ovid after his death in 1931 Friends of Sowder day the bron championship first was recognize« in 1901 at Denver's Festival of Mountain and Plain. Sowder won the champions silver -beit buckle that and again in 1902. Thi next year he was with Buffalo Bull Cody's Wild West Show in Flurope Wave of H and Sends Telegram on Gentle Float DENVER up — If you to: 1 curl on the balcony at Denver's! Union Station, she may toss you a note. But it’s strictly business The girl is following a 40-year- old system designed to save a leng V Ak _— Vear wave * * * Miss Jessie Frank of the Western Union office on the station's main} floor explaing it: Whenever a sec-| retary in an office on the second | or third floor has a telegram to) send, she presses a button which buzzes in. Miss Frank's office * * * Then Miss Frank walks out into waiting room to catch the fold ed mesaage. But if she is busy she may say to a customer or a man wating for his train: “Do you see a cirl up on balcony? Please wave to her.”’ He does and the telegram floats down fhe S FREE INSTALLATION! 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By ABIGAIL VAN, BUBEN | children and drive out to see | the time than to vo out with a , For a personal reply, write ’ * New officers are Mrs. Hilman Guests were Mrs. Frank Grosse, DEAR ABBY: My husband is them about once a month. We | lot of bums. Phanks for letting to ABBY in care o* this paper. 25 Yrs. of Practical Experience FOR FLAWLESS Fortney, president; Mrs. Irvin of Detroit, Mrs. Clayton Waite of 4 milkman and I am expect- | | to volunteer their services to OF db well make this outdoor living experi- Greg y é ence possible for all interested A ‘4 Jay Ce is \ TATE wo , Tome | giris. J ay Camp coordinator is — FINE JEWELRY and GIFTS | Jane Strom. 48 Hr. Watch Repair on Most Watches—Work Done at Our Store The local council receives finan- cial support from the Pontiac Area 3037 Orchard Lake Rd., Keego Harbor FE 95-9838 United Fund, except for the oper- ; tation of jts camp. Camp Oweki is supported by the council's annual candy sale, contributions*of serv oe") AMERICAN MARIETTA a ooo * Floor Samples and One-of-a-Kind Pieces Shower Honors presents a new | Judith Palmer PAINTING | jat Cook Home _ DISCOVERY Judith Palmer, bride-clect of James C. Braid, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening ft the Washington street home of Mrs. Robert Cook * Discontinued Patterns and Items | * And a Group of Exceptionally Good Special Value Items | | COLONIAL DINING ROOM GROUP | COLONIAL BEDROOM GROUP El ion ta ee Lf PRICE Poster Hed, double sire ORIGINAL SALE PRICE | ‘ a [ ’ - Triste Dresser with large Mare PRICE : a mt $395 : hesiahiy A ' $395 Miss Palmer, the daughter of A = Che Yr aware white I , 1 tat bat $625 porcelain knot $61 4 Mrs. Allen W. Palmer of Dakota MAGIC [ drive and the late Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Braid, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C_ Braid of Rosewood} One Coat Alkyd Flat or Semi Gloss drive, will be marri¢d Aug. 30 at sc _ 5 Central Methodist Church “IT'S HOMOGENIZED!” Guests at the shower were Mrs. EARLY AMERICAN DINING ROOM GROUP EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM GROUP = y ~ } 2 ts , , ; . alme Mrs jraid, Normalee . : fet | , four Poster Bed with Canopy. ORIGINAL SALE PRICE pure "s " » . (READ THIS). ‘ PRICE tauiole wove uM Braid, Mrs. Helen Baumann, Mrs : eet . ; } ( : : This paint is purposety jJelied ... ready to use instantiy. Karl Erickson, Lorraine Erickson , ; It's non-drip qualities stops run-down on brysh or roller Mrs. Harold Keivit, Marilyn Keivit ; _ ; handles. Te thin, simply stir—no thinner needed ; - ' : - 42” Depscer wth Oen PRICE on 198 Sati" g460 S200 Night Stand with Oram 4843 14) here Mrs. Harold Jennett. Jeanne Le- ——_ = = | land and Mrs. D. L. 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The in niin $110 Solid AUT Heg maple double 4 poster Canopy Bed, PLASTIC DINNERWARE O omplete with canep, sae @ complete with cunopy frame $88 A tew Complete Sets and Open Stock Preces OFF Open Tonight and Friday , a 24 WEST HURON STREET If we fall to ect the following results in 1 ' 4 60 days; Overweight: Lose 15 pounds — 8 Inches Off Hips and Waist — Take (ne 4 Inch Off Ankles. 4 ‘ ‘ed . } Underweight or A t Add 2 Inche : te Bust — Improve Pesture and Repro. COMPLETE " portion Rody Measurements. : el YY SHIRT SERVICE Call FEderal 4-9582 For Your FREE Trial Today 7 INS ot —_s , Fax ; aioe Cleaning -—se ewe oe wo ow J { House of Venus Figure salon: ee CD MIRACLE MILK SHOPPING CENTER ) & Telegraph at Square Lake Ra FEderat 1-9582-2 oe S| be smart-look smart ’ THE PONT i. AC C_PRESS, MONDAY, IU NE 8. i MRS. HENRY DINKINS Mrs. Henry. (Rosella) Dinkins, 49 of 157 Lake street died Friday, at her home after a long illness. Surviving besides her husband || are her sons and daughters, Ernie || Mae Stacey, Lola Mae Dinkins, Thelma Lee Dinkins, Keith Dinkins all of Ponitac; Emma Mae Lott of Gary, Ind., Cleophia Pendleton of Chicago and Henry Dinkins in the Army. Also surviving are ten brothers and sisters and two grandchildren. | Services were held at noon to- day at Church of God in. Christ, | with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. MRS. CLAUD A. Mac GREGOR Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas Surviving are her husband: her V.)- Garrett, 33, of 497 Elkinford! ee ae perty = | St., will be held 2 p.m. tomorrow rs. is Chires th o on sw Hone Rihle © 4 ay || tac: seven grandchildren and two at ate Hope Bible Church. Burial | great-grandchildren. ‘ Two brothers will follow in Oxbow Lake Ceme- talso survive. tery under the direction of Pursley Service will be held at 1:38 p. m. Funeral Home. | Tuesday--at Donelson-Johns Fu-| Mrs. Garrett died Saturday in neral Home with burial at Oakland the Oakland County Tuberculosis Hills Cemetery, Sanatorium. Her body will be at the funeral home until 11:30 a.m | CHARLES WRIGHT tomorrow. Then it will be taken to Charles Wright, 64, of 6266 An-'the church where it wil lie in dersonville Rd., Waterford, died /State until time of service iThursday at Pontiac General Hos-! Surviving besides her hust eng are her parents, Mr. and Mrs || pital where he had been a patient! ‘Charles Holsworth and two daugh- || six days. 'ters, Karen D. and Wanda Jo: and | A Mason, Mr. Wright was a two sons, Gary Lee and Mitchell || member of the Moslem Temple of L, all at home: and three brothers ||Detroit, and was employed in thre | Mrs. Claud A. (Florence J.) Mac-'' manufacture of orthopedic sup-; MRS. HARRY PEARSON Gregor, 75, of 34 State St., WAS | plies | ORION TOWNSHIP — Service dead on arrival at Pontiac Gen-! eval Hospital] Saturday after a heart attack Mrs. MacGregor wus a member of Central Methodist Church, Pon- tiac Chapter 228, OES, and Pon- tiac Chapter 22 White Shrine Survivors include her husband and daughter, Mrs.*Evelyn Allen, f Pontiac, one granddaughter, and une great-granddaughter Service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Farmer-Snover Fu- neral Home, with burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. At 7 tonight the Eastern Star Chapter will conduct a service at the fu- nera] home. The family has sug- gested that contributions be made to the building fund of Central Methodist Church. MRS, COY N. CONWELL Mirs. Coy N. (Selma S.}, 62, of 104 Norton Ave. died Saturday at Bloomfield Hospital of penumonia, | He is survived by his wife, Min-;for Mrs. Harry (Clara) Pearson | nw; three sons, Car] and Edward,) 79, of 328 W. Flint St., will be held ||/both of Drayton Plains, James of at Allen's Funeral Home 2? p.m | Waterford; and seven grandchil-- Wednesday. Burial will be in Ever dren. He also leaves three sisters green Cemetery and two brothers. Mrs. Pearson died this morning Service will be held at 2 pm after a two-week illness Wednesday at the Coats Funeral x ————— Home, with burial at Michigan Me-| MBS. otfo SCHAUPETER morial Park Cemetery, Flat Rock., WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN |SHIP—Service for Mrs. Otto (Ne! | FAY DAVIs_— tie Mae) Schaupeter, 77, of 6974 | DRYDEN — Service for Fay Da-' Colori¥-Rd., was to be held at 2:30 vis, 70, a former Dryden resident, p-m. today at Thayer Funeral will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday Home, Burial was to follow in at the Bossardet and Reid Funeral,North Farmington Cemetery ‘Home, Oxford. Burial will followin Mrs. Schaupeter died Thursday Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, here Mr. Davis died Saturday of a er a long illness. heart attack in Phoenix, Arizona Surviving besides her husband He was a rural mail carrier in are two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Dryden and was a member of Ma-,Smith of West Bloomfield Town sonic Lodge 150. ship and Mrs, Gwengolin Vest ot Surviving are his wife, Hazel and Akron, Ohio two brethers, Clare Davis of Dry- - den and Homer Davis of Detroit ‘in Pontiae Osteopathic Hospital aft When A Won 1an Thinks me Shi = = z . = Ez Ee. Ei be mr i ; after a long illness Deaths Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | NEW YORK (AP)— C.C. Burl- jngham, 100, a retired lawyer who MRS. JOSEPH FINSKI Williams Chooses Four TROY—Rosary service for Mrs. for Detroit Plans Group Joseph (Antonia) Finski, 8), of Troy. will be recited 8:30 tonight} LANSING w—Two new appoint at) William) () (Potere | Funeral ments and two reappointments to Hamme Rochecter the Detroit Metropolitan Area Re ' ‘ . . Funeral service will be held at 8!0nal Planning Commission were St. Mary's Church, Alpena at 10 announced by Goy. Williams’ of _ fice today played a leading role in civic ree) 3 yy) Wednesday. Burial will be in New members are Harold Mau ™ for a half century, ae *h Holy Cross Cemetery there under ie » be 4 * > . . - urday. A Democrat most o © the direction of Korpos Funeral rice of Monroe and Richard Kar time Burlingham crossed party Home ner Jr of Dundee. They replace lines to help engineer the mayoral Mrs. Finski died yesterday in Karl Kyper and Bernard Cousino Vit ne | a two ‘hehe! canted after a long ilness for terms ending in June, 1961 dates. John Purroy Mitchel in 1915 Reet lee Gears , a - ; and © 1 ioGuurdil in 1933. He Surviving are four daughters. - Reappointed for terms expiring am ails Ue “ Jon t Solar Valarie 2 < . ae : | ‘ was former president of the. New sister Valerie C575) Mrs Helen June 26. 1961, were Mayor Mil Sayk Board at auction Wojt of Troy, Mrs pence Rely ton J. N. Knabusch of Monroe HK Boar 4 é 3 ; ; na = . « t of Port Huron and Mrs. Palg Nand Senate confirmation ts not he Kramer of Alpena; two sons, Jo- a: 3 (AP)—Robert B - | required. HE 2 : ; al : [ seph and Frank, both of Alpena; | wne, 64, head of the Univer- 19 prandchildren, and six great- ity of Illinois extension and sum- erandchildren: ne! schools, died Saturday He 5 . And rightly so... because she knows that freshness goes hand in hand with quality in every Wrigley Supermarket Just as there is no substitute for fine quality there is no substitute for freshness. Freshness is the extra something that makes Wrigley Lily brand eggs firmer so much more flavorful. Freshness is the added fillip that makes Wrigley AA grade 93 score butter so rich. so delicate in flavor. Freshness makes the differ- ence at Wrigley... the difference that satisfies. Shop Wrigley today ... discover the real meaning of freshness. The governor also appointed Mrs ‘Holley L. Prim of Detroit I reporter in the common pleas court had been ill with cancer several MRS. JESSIE GARRETT of Detroit. She succeeds Mrs. Anne months. Browne, a member of the WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — O'Hara, ae for an indefinite faculty since 1829, had been the Service for Mrs. Jessie (Bernice, term. university's representative to the Big Ten Conference since 1950. J \ one “Built to a Standard of RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (AP) — QUALITY” Steel Hays, 87, father of former Arkansas Rep. Brooks Hays. died Check Our Prices Before You Buy Saturday. He was one of north west Arkansas’ most prqminent Markers Monuments from from $950 $1759 - * * * JEPTUNE, NJ. (AP) — Letty Pontiac's Oldest and Most Reliable Monument Builders M. Peterkin, 61, a great grand- cader, died yesterday at Cottage niece of President William McKin- I | alonl 6 FC . ao Hospital in suburban Grosse Te lephone FE 5.6931 864 N. 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Um Ledwan, Fries, Morris 6 . | kend’ for Watkin . , | To Train for High Salary Position in Electronics, ae s»ekend's races for Watkins : . ee , | Radio & Television. Day and Evening Classes Allow Lake Yachting Assn., produce | 7 . | ; =~ 2 oe | You to Remain Fully Employed While Training. several three-timers. when Glenn By DON WEISS ‘eg 68 and 67. But then I always, Even Sam Snead, who annually | pravtice rounds of 66, 69 and b7 ‘I get this soreness every s0 Nl c \ ) ~ * a ed » ome ‘ ' : Fries led the lightnings, and Chuck Associated Press Sports Writer do that before >the tournament finds the Open a shut case and on the par 70, a 6 75-yard test. often, that's all,"" he said. “I'm! - cores 4 novel — WO 2-5660 \ ith Hives to VIE NARA “~ ONY. (Al begins.’ regularly claims the courses are) Snead had his 67 yesterday here. to play. If we keep getting | nrermetren Te = — 4c are » < os 7 AP ( : NY > — sid , ‘ . , vos aes were ac third of AMARONE ‘ . oe Four-time champion Ben Ho- toughened beyond reason, isn’t while Middlecoff fired.a 69 and this warm weather, there's no Electronics Institute : (3, Woodard ot Wer, Thantet. ortess we Big, bad Winged Foot—the multh 5.5. «There's less rough and 1 grumbling Hogan a 2-over-par 72. Boros said reason why I shouldn't be all sKorean Veteran Approved. 6-8 the spring —" i acre assembly of turf, traps and youd say the fairways are wider, . “My only complaint at the mo-)he played close to par although right.” : . y mn. trees where the National Open yh.) jn any championship (Open); ment is the rule that we can car- he was experimenting with vari- Name .occccccceccecvcvccescveccesccccsccececcseses PROMS sscsecesoececros \ } I it I AGS afl » Ve 5 ve * or] ' = Sunday S o 1€1 “iene headwear eatf tournament will be played I remenrtber ry only 14 clubs,’ Snead said. “I ous shots and didn't hole out at ’ > ea { other good ene ad en “ “ ; starting Thursday isn't scaring Julius Boros: ‘‘I've never played)could use a- brassie and a one-. eve ry, green. AGMresB «oc cccccsereessscses Ananocoresnocoscsn npoonoo Y revceceerreee.. 7 " > 1S * i 5 n la 1 re : = whose thistle F ™ H 4 / . 1 invone rignt now the course before but it isn’t iron, but they'd put me over the Hogan revealed that he was § Ss aw 5 ~ “ley , } imk til t peat} 1 ri (jth ae class, with f pens - kK hp att GE early arrivals for the odth am toiepy and doesn't seem too tough. limit.’ still taking treatments for’ his) and Karl Kreitz an rit Ara’ 1M jaa tournament are confounding’ puy yt should be different when ~ &« * shoulder and back muscles but | orde: * * ‘ bystanders by hinting tl golly), pins are set for the cham The reason fer Snead’s good was sure he would be in good . oll } le-D Hipse act might be fit for plonship. humor is three Successive sub pari shape for the tournament. in oun - 0 in. Following rries, In JO-LAEe WEES. f If it Th despite - _ —— _ Following Fries, in JeeDee 00 human gulf stars Thy despa For a BETTER DEAL on-!59 Dodge Jack Berlein (Wava Voom) han 4 Galf Assn custom 1 : oy aeons | Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Imperial, Dodge Truck ine io - walt A ‘ ve anes ( ‘lasse S SUMMIT, N.J. (AP) — With a 's’ ReBuoy led Guy I , ee dlrs Oocn jon tw Maples, Cranes Jutclassed Tigers ummon ° year Sinz! EEGken, in, the 1001 MAIN ST. ROCHESTER OL 2-9111 Whirl rer Vea i nat 1 ht ita : i > e ‘ : 5 ' ' ae ae a = z ——— Up) biftyothree ef the lo entric ‘ Knuckle-Baller Women’s Professiona] Round Rob-| vu turned | fest eekend ox md | | jin Golf Tournament, Betsy Rawls shack Font ci n Barney Schultz |of Spartanburg, S.C., moves into nent i the Minneapolis Open this week Cat : . BOSTON — It’s getting to be With a bankroll expanded to $10,-' CASH? © tve had Iarimingham went scoreless in Ed Sun was the Crane s¢ ae baseball fashion, so the Detroit 2. . ( 4 while Cranbrook could only He whipperl Bob Underwood ofitigers have added a knuckleballer, Ls * * povity it if paint in Class B in Dowagiac 6-4, 6-2 but then W4S/\t, the ir pitching staff Miss Rawls scored her first Just say 4 th tile: tern finals at Kala- droppe “d by Loren C ampbe ll of Cad- A He's Barne y Schultz a 22 year found robin triumph yesterday at ; mazoo College over the weekend. ilac 63, 61. Two Cranbrook 'giq mghthander, Schultz joins the Canoe Brook Country Club. She the word ! ue Tw Maples’ doubles teams doubles teams failed to survive Tigers tonight for their game with picked up points progressively in = ie ti 63 ind a singles entry were elimi- the dst round | the Boston Red Sox the four-day, 9%-hole tournament, oe Sai 4 nated in the opening round as * * * | Sehultz had appeared in 27 S4!ning four points yesterday to 2 $3 BLACKWALL s Harmtramek romped to its 11th Kalamazoo University High won games for Detroit’s Charleston finish with a plus 62 total, =! a 4 trapht ‘A’ crown with 13 pomts the "B’ title for the 3rd year farm club when he was summoned * * * * WAL: ¥* $ 95 to for runnerup Holland. Fern- in a row. 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WILLIAM FAULKNER RCS cette toad Sef { } heart » i ~The Long, Hot fomree |e SL 9 U lundo areas wal Filia Ipaniy hie cacte One Orlanda miember thy Dye Bogind peiiid CinenaScoret Washineton Shore \ Mauidhing f ! fry a a \ nn ¢ | PAUL NEWMAN JOANNE | ANTHONY PRANCIOSA yo ‘ ORSON WELLES LEE REMICK - ANGELA LANSBURY coioe sy or ust We felt abet 1 Phas at oe Holl hheal and proj that sveun ple fy \ le pelneal es il O ‘ il : ! rs t r ihe BSR UR RERESERRERRRR RRR camp.” 1960 eampare id Kirk 4 s * COMMERCE in oe N diagenn: te ‘ ( ind treorge 1 plane THE BIG DRIVE-IN came dune 2 at a gig OUT for Washingten DC | to ‘ath the (x Dicate fienubhlear { ieleng.| END of UNION LAKE RD. presbytery in) Da | . ' Co : nie \ letter whet ' 4 Wodinner fomorpow night OPEN 7 P.M. TONITE! | EM nose ition id the prest Duke Warne wilh mee. and ng steps “fo previde ty Wendell, for the second tine, Wuar LOLA w, M4 ered conduct of or will have the honer of introduce ETS! - is . . gram mext vearh* ing the President of the United States California Dems Pledge presiousiv lid 1 honors at Brown Presidential Vote ''°°'"" Be mers sie on d . t ‘ Fa) i ri : : SACRAMENTO Calif (AP) — very achve in Republican affairs The state Democratié Central havir firected the T show at Committee was en record today the | T yf I n pledged to Gov Edmund Brow for the party's pr jential nom Pan to Arlene Dahl shoppin ination m 1960 . n Beverly Hills before PT left an The governor has said he do ind aut ft] re eason shy not seek the nomination 14 feouldnt t Sat Fran 0 for he pl un a faveri Pernsat Lama remit in mn pr I ‘ One ' tf Wis ti of the states dei Hon fey Peet ida , tt the national convent ui f 10 sry owt estar ilie FOUR ror ONE SALE 44" COMPLETE at the (MODERN SLEEP SHOP ¢ TELEGRAPH RD. ---MIRACLE MILE---BAZAAR —— FE 8-9551 Box Spring Headboard and Legs . “e MONDAY. . . 9 ; J 4 } f i i ! / | JUNE 1959 Ady EEE mm ORIVE-IN | : wid 4. 135 ‘’ : eked NO ADS ON OUR ose GIANT SCREEN ——— TONITE ——— RITA HAYWORTH—BURT LANCASTER —PLUS— AND DAVID NIVEN JN HIS ACADEMY | RANDOLPH SCOTT AWARD WINNING ROLE “BUCHANAN “SEPARATE TABLES” | RIDES ALONE” oe at ~DRIY E Mle IAA CeB-/ 4 Bik. Woern TELEGRAPH #2. NOW SHOWING THE (AST THREE PEOPLE ON EARTH! HARRY BELAFONTE | INGER STEVENS MEL FERRER THE WORLD, Ti FLESH | | and THE DE Vit” mons, and took a plane to London saturday to the Shakespearean testiv. Stratford-on Avi start rehearsals for cei tA fo the Cen att ee Arlene plays the widow of a Swedish scientist who winds up Ral ‘dote Clifton Webb in the Prior ft story time sches rare ke ee PwONE FEOERAL 2-465! © MODERNLY AIR CORD! NOW THRU THURS. Features at 2.35 - 6 9355 USE After inesses that beset all the tribulations and “Spartacus,” Sir Laurence Olivier completed his final scenes with Jean Sim 25¢ ‘til 1:00 P.M.. TODAY & TUESDAY NO NAME ON THE BULLET Crmem Sook COLOR <= VIRGIN GREY WARREN STEVENS RG ARMSTRONG ——AIso—— Invitation to Love... or Murder? JACK ARLENE ee I mi nomen TAYLOR. JULIE LON DON CEE US De eae bk come DRIVE-IN THEATER 1 2435 Dixie Hwy. FE 5-4500 THE BATTLE PICTURE WITHOUT EQUAL! ORGE PLPPARD - JAMES EDWARDS BOB STILE som es HARRY GUARDINO - rir torn - « eee ==PLUS— HAWKINS DAHL SHE THE BRAIN EATERS staring FO WIN NN Fred Mac MURRAY: Jean HAGEN —— i a te. vwvvvrvwvrvwvvVWTWTwY: {STRAND STRAND | AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Open 10:45 Now! 25c ‘til 1 P.M. "FLAMING ADVENTURES : WHIRL OUT OF THE EASTERN DESERT! a 4 # COLUMBIA Pie TURTS O RAPHICR PRO. ff VICTOR ANNE MATURE - AUBREY ANTHONY NEWLEY resents TOM STRAND | 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4 ’ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ ‘ Pius: Cinamascore ae eect Oe with Vinee Edwards LAST TIMES TONITE! BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN THEATER 2150 Opdyke Rd. FE 4-461] “the RESTLESS Ratty ROUND, THe FLAG, Bovs La alge teacher YEARS CinemaSecorE CowensaSe OFF ates OLOR », OF ~ dent kno 7 ; “ - . -12 30 oclocx S F meetir was held at 11 am. today at Chives No |. doz 145 apes to scrap i erage: ager Homer Hoskins. Ovened be — — ie re s ~ wind aml ¥ nf ~ fall ntrols check out perfectiy 4 ie 30 ° u e : ae ne a = : : ay Dill, doz behs . 100) celling on government bonds an , aaa fos a ALE sity EC Way » RO ee NOES NESS Farmington Trinity Episcopal xohirabi, doz. pens / 2.00) ¢ -. ve éelliag on Gir ca: In a newly revised fire dept Ling, of Winaber Pa, Pretss Boy Officials of the Olin Mathiso Es ‘ Church under the direction of Leeks No + doz 109] ‘? Te & budget matotalmet Sido asibeine ‘ ; : : . na miotial areen Nace 85 tional debt had become official. ; é 1 » TAS WIS GS cubienlis wt toa { itiespe chemical Co t lc Intush Y G: F . W . ' * Thayer Funeral Home. Burial was Pparsiey root, doa. 125 Th tion hed Been maticionted asked for operation and mainte; chain stores atid! [bee mile mae 4h ives Fair arning News in Brief in North Farmington Cemetery. “Petites. So \ib bag 01 173) mos ak " t * kK ope” “nance, This figure also includes’ ‘The voluble bird has appeared situaton, MARLIN. Tex (@—Mem Mrs. Watson died suddenly at Radishes, red, doz jee Gel tS Ga salaries, extra help, and vacation on radio and TV and is sau to eee * eet Pauls ees 8 her home Thursday. She was a Rednes white dof. 128) Garrett Corp. was up more than reliet vill “at least Ta per ent af he, | | Oe Se ee z "4 | : : a Ae Re ois : : Ua US f anp OTietl ti \ worshipped fo we fil me Sut rieties RC ents dozen > member of the Detroit YWCA,' Tomatoes hothouge. & Ibs. 250 3. Martin Co. rose about a point. A former budget for $79,500 had ,,,, — spel chen i a OOS i Se st ne {or ™ first time st a es. eo cen gg en oan "ow ; EN : 1 siete SOLER STAIRS NN On i for the chlorme in the iv oin their n § airconditioned marGen Center 294 Oakland. Adyv.* Lawyers’ Wives of Michigan, De- axe as did United Aircraft. News of been asked and returned to the o.isiition non eine _e pl ig ile ahaa ; ~~ troit Historical Society, Women's Cabbege No; 1. ba. ......- 260 contracts and other special de- department by the board for trim jyoppeht of Pr fey sper Paneer neniarinaes aia oe a City Club and Farmington Garden Kale, bu - 250 velopments affected individual is- ring and revision f — A ae Ht gy ONETINE ESSIMS. tik ine toned pews © sermon Don't There are 25> separate species (* <4 * ay Mustard, No. 1 bu 2 00 . : : : ; I ince is the recilaten of a js shipped ino lguid form and be too comfortable bs the Rev of the mosquiio in the LS | Club. She also belonged to the ‘g,,- ; 75 sue ; ju 3 ah i 2 Sorrel. ba ; Ee euee, Some time ago developers of 0s a turns into 4 gus when sad it HB Streater ; i Farmington Players and Ridge- Turnice hy Aros * * * a ga a cased It Streate Canada . é ayers, ' ~ . : cae “zi “hie ao jkLae CucenA | The utilities were barely changed ie rrrerrreerersteaheeer title tether PEA RET RR Surviving besides her husband. gnaive pu $250. but they reacted to the interest Re Sas ae : Ss : a prominent Farmington attorney, Escarole, bu 230 rate situation last week. Lettuce, leaf, bu | + 125 . a are a daughter, Mrs. Cherry Lettuce. head, bu 200° Losses of about a point were : : > ; Squiers of Detroit; and two sons, ce. Stee pe Dskt is taken by Lorillard and Reynolds s Howard L. Jr. of Forest Hills, ~~ Tobacco. Liggett & Myers dropped NY., and Bruce C., Middleburg Poultr and E gs imore than a point. : College Vermont; one sister, Mrs. Yy g | Kennecott and Phelps Dodge : James Greely of Arizona: and DETROIT POULTRY iwere off about a point each while three brothers, Dr. Arthur T. Wa-t’ peTRoit. June 5 /APi—Prices paid Anaconda rose a fraction. son of Grosse Pointe, Dr. J. Edwin Pe! eee yere Detroit for No. 1 qual- Allied Chemical was up about a Watson of Bloomfield Hills and ‘Heavy type hens 16-17: light type hens point and Eastman Kodak a frac- “Nis Ate 8-10 Heavy type broilers and fryers - Wilham F° Watson of Huntington 73.¢ ips: Whites 19-20. Barred Rock, lon. Other chemicals took The Woods. 22-23. Caponettes (under 5 Ibs) 20-21 ate losses. over & lbs.) 24-25. Ducklings 26-27 DETROIT EGGS i DETROIT. June 5 ‘AP)—Eg@e fo b New Yorks Stocks Israeli, UAR Modern Woodmen of America, Home Office, Rock Island, Ill. Fi Here's news for 4 out of 5 fathers There's a valuable and informative brochure that’s just out. especially: prepared for fathers. It is Life of Virginia's Protection Check- Robert Becker Life of Virginia representative, would like to provide you this brochure. It’s a simple, but thorough, way of check - ing every single point in your family security plans It tells you exactly what you should know and do to protect your family’s future List There's no charge or obligation for this interesting brouchure Robert Becker would like to give you your copy. Telephone him today. It’s new. It's Valuable. It's free. FE 2-0219 1080 W. Huron Street The Life Insurance Company of VIRGIN 1A Richmond, Virginia Since 1871 ~ PRESS. Mi Zoning, Budget ONDA JUNE thy: Moliday! Farms stbdivision on M59 at Airport road had been required by the township board to congtruet a bridge over the 1959" 2 Chlorine Tank Cat ne fee a Death Odor “VEN . me Lp WENTY:SE Q 3 PAGES 7 PEOPLE'S and FOOD TOWN FREE 50 Nene te Dealers er Miner GOLD BELL STAMPS With Copan and Purchase of LUNCH MEAT LIMIT—2 ~_— EXTRA OT a ar ANY ? PKGS aa MIUINItiuiUL UAL rites Fane 18 ITAA , ama TYAYAY ener = 3 LUI prin) a na el A. @ SUPER MARKETS @ FREE 50 EXTRA GOLD BELL STAMPS With Couper and Purchase ef WATT OMTith ) Hereateenteet tthe ttt ey ge ae Nal ee ANT CEREALS _LIMIT—2 AO, a « ar Mine ° PKOS PATNA RATAN TA ANTE el agg el Nel al aa a el ll al 3 nu ae iii HP UIPR AVANT AT vy Detroit, in- case lots, federal-state stqyt uate" a18 jajod pwulpoep Jaye saindig | grades (su0}je}0nw Buyusopy a3e7) Whites—Grade A. extra large 32: large P| |30. medium 23, small 18. Grade B. large Admiral 237 Jones a 742 - er to uy Air Reduc 87 Kelsey ay 461 4 anes as Brown—Grade A. extra large 32; large Allied Ch 1172 Kennecott 09 their buying pow 29 medium 23, small 18 Allied Strs 606 Kresge 8S 325 Now merge Checks — ' , Allis Chal 311 Kreger ‘ a 4 avings! We rrur eee Pp, T - ola weekly receipts o governmen Alum Ltd 32.3 enn . TEL AVIV. Israel (Al Israel) graded eggs May J0-June 5 were 8,109 Alcoa 92 LOF Glass 671 . ou even greater $s and United Arab Republic planes cases Am Airlin 28) Liby MeN&L 117 bring y ti f ht ivesiinete adr battle Commercially graded Am Can 426 Ligg & My 86 the bene it ought a five-minute alr battle whites—Grade A. extra large 28-20 Ain Cyan 551 Lockh Aire 311 . M s Consumer, Sunday. Israeli and Arab military !#"ge 27-29: medium 23 m M & Fdy 796 Loews 293 ive you, rs. . y ““Browns—Grade A. extra large 28 large Am Motors 371 Lone S Gas 404 g d e spokesmen dizagreed whether the 271,-28 medium 22-23. small 15 Grade am N Gas 613) Lorillard 8 BUYING—TO reauc clash occurred over Israelis Neg- 5 sree 23-24% an Tel & Tel . toe Mack Tr “4 of CARLOAD ~ , . ) Am Te e z 419 ev Desert or Egypt's Sina Pen- . Am Tob 934 Manning 12 ; : Livestock Anaconda ene ee 7 7 even more! insula, f May D &t: 477 t d u ge Armco Stl AG Masala ae your fede) “i ~ *& * DETROIT LIVESTOCK Armour & Co 246 aercy ass ¥ Ze ; DETROIT June 3 (AP)—Cattle—Sa}- Atchison 286 Merr Chas 19 1 . = Isvar spokesmen said their able 450 Bulk early supply utility, stand- pa . ome Mi a Mpls Hon 120 ar es Say 7 an ih ste @rd and good steers and heifers: choice’ Bet tee Minn M&M 138 4 fighters drove off four U.A.R jets grades in limited supply; yearling steers Boeing Air ... 37 l 334 alter intercepting them over Is- and heifers about steady. heavier weight Bond Stre . 491 He apyoese Sere steers scarce. not fully established: Borden 466 rael A spokesman in Cairo de- coms steady to strong, bulls fully steady | Borg Warn 177 clared one of two Israeli planes tatly sales good steers 1070 Ibs end Brist My 10a CALIFORNIA LARGE SIZE ; own 2650-2800. few standard to iow Budd Co \ 29 was hjt In an encounter over the coed 2400-2650: «mall jot choice 612 Burroughs 382) Murray CP 274 , NOW ] LB Sinar Desert Ib heifers 2740, standard to low good Calum & H aie wat Bis R - s . - . heifers 2350-2600. utility steers and Campb Soup 4 Nat Cash = —<——= helfers 2200-2400 — utility ows 29 00-' Can Dry 212 Nat Dairy 35 ONLY PACKAGE 2200. canners and cutiers 1600-2000) Cdn Pac 295 mat Ore “. . The traditional bridal flower utility bulls 2300-2800, cutter bulls Capital Air! . 175 NY Central 27 5 +9 al : : ae . 21 00-23 00 Carrier Cp 422 Norf & West 921 ‘ the myrtle. which was sacred to Hoge--Salsbie 35. Butchers and sows Case i 23 4 she a. Venus oddess o ve mostly 25 cents higher; most mixed lots Cater Trac 105 ts Spars a8 Jie U 8. No 2 and 3 190-240 Ibs 16.50-/Cen Ill Lt Pr. 652 Nor Sis Pw .. 238 DELICIOUS LUSCIOUS ‘1700; mixed No 1 and 2 190-230 ibs Ches & Ohio... 113° QU Ni a p — : : 17.25-1780 load mostly No 1 with few Chrysler .. 66 Golae athe ey = HERE'S 120 YEARS of aedinre arade averaging 190 Ibs. 1768. Cin Mil Me — Seo ee va : * few lots mostly No. 1 190-220 lbs 17.75 ities Bvc .... 55 i ; Barbering Experience small lot No 1 216 Ib weizhts at 1800:/Cluett Pea .. $7 Scie! a LARGE @ WITH THIS COUPON ONLY e No 2 and 3 240-300 tb butchers 14 73-' Coca Cola i m Pp 8} Vee ae a oe tee Oi Oe PP 0 fO0 fe invanige ) for you... 1800: mixed grades. sows 300-400 Ibs.| Colg Palm wag Cue aa ela 36 SIZE an ’ f ahentmyeinnisencIne vii ) P. 5 4 Earl Cacti 13 00-14.25"-a00-600 Ibs. 11 50-12 50 Columcas 22 certs Bc ope ESAT BATU T N saptaytartty he © Perc Secord _ © Earl Cattle Es aa golnes Gee ie anne. AULA VALU ASA ULUAA ‘ : |e es Pa RR 18 = ; : > ® Harry Dane ® Scot Bonham Con N Gas $92 pepsi Cola 28 5 Ge" FOOD TOWNS PEOPLES BONUS COUPON mee) Consum Pw 536 Plizer 39 4 : c= : = Patronize Your State Woman Judge_Named c Ee rt i‘ a a Phelps D 61 ) (= BLUE RIBBON =) Association Barber Shops Cour Bak { 49.7 Philco 103 re =) "O “— , r 4 . = LANSING (UPI)—Mrs. Holley L. Cont Can © ae BN RG ans 3 MARGARINE : C APII OL Prim of Detroit, has been named Cont Cop&8 009 pure oil 417 each (= > . = , common pleas court recorder,,Cont Meter ws Bee a. sue (z - =} Barber Sh succeeding Mrs, Anne O'Hara, who orm Pd oe spr ase = . Cc = arber op ecaing Mrs, Anne ara, Curtis Pub 111 Rex afta! ap és LB Limit 1 = resigned. Deere Se Eran 481 = SB PACKACE (ood at This MS 590 W. Huron Street Det Edis 416 Be) pee . i> aici lists >) “Plenty of Off-Street Parking” a Dis C Seag 337 oye! : = Ae 2A > fi 1s >; sup. Doug A 516 St Reg Pap 48 = s FE 5-8912 Two-fifths of the US. milk sup- Doug Arc t33 Beovilie ME 242 NIBLETS @ SPECIAL LOW PRICE @ Gk None to Deaters or Miners—baptres June 10 | =) ply is used to make butter Du Pont 250 Sears Roeb 456 Sandia = ¢ : ; : Fast Air L 39 Shell O11 #23 +] AAI ) Fast Kod 83 Simmoris $24 qa WAU UU UU HA Wut, Eaton Mig 704 Sinclair 614 = Ngo aol Neo a Oa Oa are Fl Auto L 442 Soron 444 12 OZ. C q _ Fi & Mus 67 soy Pa 68 1 4 : \ {Emer Rad 184 alae Ry 36.1 RN CAN . Erie RR Hic Aaaees een 25 4 H t ™ Ex-Cell-O 442 ata Brand 67 3 ami on Pairb Mor 33 &'a4 Ot Ca! 31 _ “ ' Ss restone 160 sia ON Ind 46 ¢ GR DE cca a Mash: “72 stad OU NJ. 51 ; A A Ford Mot 68 6 Sid OU Oh Sf > It costs so Freepot Sui 20 mtevenk. JP i > Frueh Tra 5 feud Pedk =~ 16 ‘> Gardener Den 521 tig ac re) : - 5 ‘ Gen Bak 125 Suther Pap 41 m3 bj ‘little toinsure YS 3 28 Sua co = \Gen Dynam 35 ‘jl 211 Gen Elec . go6 Tex Gu : Gen Fds gq Textron > your children with, Gen Mille 197 Tim R Bear 832 ‘ Gen Motors 501 Trans W Air 22.7 4 Gen Time 932 Transamer ty Gen Tire 674 Twent Cen 3 ‘ MODERN WOODMEN Bee HES OSE hae, 8 | Goebel Rr 38 Un Carbide 1426 BRC [Rees Goodrich 984 Un Pac 4 . ea . Goodyear 136 Unit Atr Lin 36 6 * Yet, it’s true. The yearly cost Grant Pele + on air 348 ; _ * Gt A&P $28 ownit Fru 16.1 of a $2,000 Junior life insurance policy Gt No Ry 68 tin Gas CP 362 . ; s _. . . Greyhognd 225 wg Rub 614 is only $8.40, if your child 1s under 5 ycars on 1122) [Ss Stee 43 ¢ . 1Oi lane ‘+30 rg Teb 242 » " I : : + Home Stk 42 ee * 136 of age. Premiums are slightly higher at Hote Bit thy Nan Rea ae . older ages. Investigate now the many ae ae ar Rit 204 S - “ ° ee ee ~ Wes Un_ Te . In Rand OR 6 . " \ benefits of Modern Woodmen Juntor ined ay. ee Wee ABR 38) p : Inspir Cop aa eve SS is TOO y. insurance fer your children. Polio benefits tnteriax ft: 20g synlie: he an ~ QUART | -acluded ee ee , Int Bus Mch 442 Wilson & Co CARTON — re included at no extra cost. tnt Hare ag 5 Wonleorh 55 2 DR Ww aul rc ate ke eee Int Nick o4) Yale & Tow 355 an 0Z. / Int Paper 118 Young SAW 404 3 Int Shoe 16 4 Yrent —nl a Int lv ~. 415 Gen 3 5 : At No Extra Cost The Tales s Greece 34.7 ; : ke Is] Crk Coal ‘84 Kellogg New 37 Patig hemediate garment of 2298 pelts pre *. ; Johns Man $52 Upjohn. Kala 41 Peyment of en additional $250 in event the pele ae attock results on crippling ofter-efects or in death STOCK AVERAGES Large C FRESH, MEATY € F NEW YORK-—iCompiled by the Ax- 40 Ox eerste: PORTHOS ETON HETORERETE HTC KOTTHH HSER EKER T ORTH SHER REE ETE HESS ERE soc jated Press: 5 P te . POR K HOC KS 30 60 L] ackage Plus! @® FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE ee ee we 1s aey 337 2 Pie i oe 2 ae LOLOL LO ALORA LOA LOA LOD LOO 8 OP MO LO 0 OM = $0 LO SO Of, Y Month ago 3386 1276 994 2263 4 ee ee eee & SPAN CACO fie Mae Tah Nie 3) D NIE A N eel sian at ate Bed ae do's! Bai the é bulé ie A hd Perens Lh iv th : Aiias AAs 3 H AN AN Ws aye Retr 1% ig : : ; = . - . = FooD Tow PEOPLE 8S BON S_COLBON OOP TOWN PEGFLE s BONLS® COL PON FOOD TOWN -— FEOPUE * BOUNLS DAN 563 WEST HORON ST. FE 3-7111 ae pane ee me ne aus 1958 low 808 129 1566 FREE 5 O EXTRA GOLD BELL STAMPS With €oupen and Purchace of ANY ¢ PRGS Top Frost Frozen Reads LIMIT—4 PKCS healers ef Minors evar LULU AUAUAU AMAL FS el Oil aa AUAVAY A india " vey, - jun Nene { i apires WVATIAY Thy ny iy hirent it nt CAFR —_ Sipe sArretpAae ety appease MAI el a a ALE LO PND At ODL fag 5 Dixie 465 PIKE ST. SANFORD ST. FE 2-1298 PHONE 700 AUBURN AVE. PHONE FE 5-8311 2135 at TELEGRAPH ROD. 7580 — 1 » Baldwin Avenue M-59 at wines at COLUMBIA Lake Rd. ALL FOOD TOWN MARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A. M. te 6 P.M FOODTOWN @ SUPER MARKETS ®