_ arbitrary; that its estimation of ‘ allison Kill 3 From Waterford j Pentiac Press Phete PUBLIC HEARING ON ROAD — This is part of the crowd that aaa at the Lincoln — High School auditorium yes- Citizens Hear of for New Highway terday to hear about the proposed northern section of the Pontiac- Oakland expressway. The State Highway Department conducted the two-hour hearing. 4 Two Die as Cars Crash Head-On South of Lapeer Haulaway Truck Driver Burned to Death After Toledo X-Way Crackup | Three Waterford Town- ship residents died in auto collisions outside Oakland ‘County yesterday. The dead are: Hillaire Frechette, 66, of 4000 Elm- Frances, 64; and Donald O. Caldwell, 33; of 2310 Maple- crest Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Frechette were killed in a two-car head-on crash on M24 about four miles south of “ Springfield Asks X-Way Change Urges State Str cighten ,. y GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. Part of Proposed Route x. visors of Oakland County. Through Township ‘began their streamlining of the county government. today when Springfield Township is unop- they approved the merger of t posed to the planned Pontiac-Oak- a of clerk and register of land expressway, but officials deeds. wuld like the State eogen! De-| The merger proposal, which has partment to “straighten {t out” been considered for several months ing a public yesterday to air questions on the northern leg of the proposed high- way, heard this request from the township, and said it would be final vote was 42 to 23. The proposal, fostered by the Special County Government Study Commiltiee will, in es County Supervisors OK Clerk-Register Merger’ of Register of Deeds. Work | bandied in this office will be | | placed under a deputy clerk in | the new merged position. he. _ The vote came after a half-hour was climaxed 'when a request for a secret ballot’ to settle the questions was voted ‘= ae discussion which down, 67 to 3. imerger, “It's a big => work in Oakland County.” Main objector to the proposal, Harry W. Horton, of Reyaj Oak, declared he didn’t think it would Present Register of Deeds Dart | ship supervisor who heads the nine- Murphy said. “I think that it can considered. A | sence, abolish the separate office “We urge you in the spirit of public welfare to reconsider straightening out. as far as the/ Senate May End Debate Tonight terrain will permit, the portion of) the route from M15 to the Present | junction of M87 and US. 10,” the request read, Aside from many wanting to know whether the $60,000,000 ex- pressway will cut through their property, the request from Springfield WASHINGTON (AP)—Am Township was the ‘0 more controversial amendm only protest to the proposed | labor union abuses. route of the 2%5-mile section of | the road, Most at the hearing, held at Lin- coln Junior High School, spoke .in tavor of the route. This included, Pontiac City Manager Walter K. Willman and Sol D. Lomerson, chairman of the Oakland County Road Commission. * * * Shown on a large map on the! auditorium stage was an. outline | of the divided, limited access, four- lane highway beginning’ at the northeast tip of Pontiac and run- ning northwesterly to the Oakland- Genesee line. doseph E. Wilbur, hearings en- gineer for the department, re- estimate that en eae omy pan a The amendments adopted day would use the proposed in- | essentials of major provisions (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | floor. day and night of political j by Republicans. Ten of the amendments without any dispute. Several objected to by the Eisenhower Democrats replied that were trivial, and were offere on labor. Labor Bill Being Amended id partisan disputes over the | value of changes already made, the Senate moved on today ents to a bill designed to curb With a 12-hour session behind them, some senators pre- dicted the bill could be disposed of by late tonight. Others said the debate would go into next week. Eleven amendments were voted on yesterday in a long ockeying. Nine were offered were adopted, most of them | cleaned up points in the bill administration. * * * Republicans proposed themselves well satisfied with the first day’s results, contending that acceptance of the amend- ments showed the bill had many holes. + many of the amendments din an effort to give back- ing to GOP charges that the original version was soft yesterday did not change the of the bill as it came to the Lapeer, at Mirror Lake Rd. The driver of- the other car, Jo- seph Arbaugh, 35, of Piqua, Ohio, was also killed in the smashup. Arbaugh was traveling to Lapeer to see his stepson Edwin Connor graduate from Lapeer High School. The Frechettes were returning from picking up their nephew Lawrence Mousseau, 35, from the Lapeer State Home and Train- ; work in such a large county as ing Schoo! where he is a patient. Oakland. “It would take us back to the) Mousseay was taken to the hos- \horse-and-buggy days,” Horton de-'pital at the training school where clared. ‘his injuries were reported as “ser- After hearing the final tally of ious but not critical.” votes, Horton changed his previous Caidwell, the driver of a haul- vote to "yes laway truck. was burned to death after his truck collided with a car, John L, Carey, Springfield Town-' making a U-turn on the Detroit- Toledo Expressway, six miles’ of Monroe, according to i committee, i move was being taken “in the County Sheriff's Deputies, omy. _< . as = = His body was taken to the He said over the years the coun-| Sp@rks-Griffin Funera} Home in = ty might be saving roughly $16,-| Pontiac. 000 annually by combining the! Barbara Potts, 18, of Lincoln |two posts. Park, driver of the car, was at- itempting to reverse her direction The new office, which Carey | | said will remain as the county | | clerk's office, will come into ex- istence Jan, 1, 1959, The man or | ca oe ‘sin Sue Wynick, of Nashville, Tenn. | mt tie Nev. 4 ctectien| Mts year- ‘and Carol Perry, of Lincoln Park, Those candidates which, ire all 15 years old, received minor (Continued on Page 2, Gol. ee . overpass, said deputies. | Miss Potts, her sister Anita, cou-' hurst Dr.; his wife Mary) Vie ee , Pentiac Press Fhote DOUBLE CHECK — Identical twins Donald Lucas (left) and Douglas (right) wanted to make sure last night that they received their own diplomas at the Pontiac Ceptral High School commence- ment exercises. Winners of University of Michigan Regents-Alumni scholarships, both will go to Ann Arbor next fall to study engineer- ing and confuse some more teachers because they look so much alike. They are the sons of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Lucas, 28 N. Marshall St. : : : 407 Students Leave after turning the wrong way into) ys ospecially when one thinks | the expressway at the Nadeau road, of that awful and frightening for U.S. Loan iof $30 Million Pontiac Central Halls “We all. need props” and thesmost important ones) Ness Legislature Calls MESC Holding Special Meeting on Mechanics of Making Payments LANSING (® — A bill for ddoption of the federal emergency jobless pay plan zipped through the Michi- gan Legislature last night after opposition of Repub- lican senators collapsed. The bill was hustled to the printer. Gov. Williams was expected to sign it to- day. In any event, thé un- derlying federal act doesn’t become effective until next Wednesday. The legislative action signaled 30, million dollars in borrowing from the government to finance extend- ed unemployment payments to an estimated 115,000 laid-off Michigan workers. The Michigan Employment Se- curity Commission called an eme: meeting of its opera: ting staff in Detroit today to work out mechanics of when and how the extended payments will be made. A spokesman said de- tails probably will be announced this afternoon. The eligibles will be idled men and women whose reguair job- pay checks have run out which the 407 graduates of Pontiac Central High School 'since last July 1, or which will ship and spouse.’ | should seek and keep are “education, their family, friend-|-* = the re. aad on. alll 21.) “ 7 / . “Re. / ; than in the average community; “the movement” to construct new hospitals further out in metropoli- tan areas; the “personal prefer- ence” patients have for St, Jo- seph; and the need for more space i AP Wikephote serious condition ina Mt. Pleasant hospital. A / f =) a : \ . | ‘a \J : ht ~ ae a Ps } | é j oaks it eer a ie ey ae ‘Should Be Fired The oe rowns Bufisio — , Charteston : : | oa on oe Fort Worth = * ide . 73 oe mo f 85 : city a9 t 4 76 Marquette 70 Se ye oe soca Sendai aaatiieeaeneen ss cae Setgprtis ee * = * Believes Adams ‘Illinois == “Congressman Mack Calls for ike to) Fulfill -Pledges WASHINGTON. (AP) — Rep. Peter F. Mack 4r. (D-Ill) said to- day President Eisenhower should fire Sherman Adams. Mack said this would be in keeping with Eisenhower campaign pledges for a government “clean as a hound’s tooth.” Three other Democrats on the House subcommittee checking fed- eral regulatory agencies said it is; up to Eisenhower to decide wheth-/ er to discharge Adams, his top °- Adams yesterday acknowledged -being a hotel guest of Goldfine, ‘whom he described as an old friend. Adams also said he con- tacted federal agencies on cases ‘involving Goldfine, but hé denied bringing any pressure on Gold- fine's behalf. He called such charges . “unwarranted and un- itair.” : and that the President feels Adems’ usefulness has not been * * * ; Rep. Morgan Moulder (D-Mo) said there was evidence of Gold-! fine having picked up a $1,300 tab: * img a three-day stay by Ad-/ ‘ams at Plymouth, Mass. Adams said yesterday the sub- committee could have disclosed ‘that he and his wife were guests of Goldfine at the Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth lest year. He named no figure. Earlier the subcommit- tee developed evidence of» $2,000 ‘worth of Boston hotel bills that Geldfine paid for Adams in the “past four years. ° Adams’ statement, in a letter to subcommittee Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark), was put out by the White House after subcommit- tee investigators reported allega- tions that Adams got the Secur- ities and Exchange Commission and Federal Trade Commission to soften action against Goldfine. “I categorically deny such in- sinuations,"" Adams said. ‘. Adams is a former Republican. governor af New Hampsbire where “Goldfine has business interests. | Harris said that, regardless of the Adams letter, he will go ahead ‘with subcommittee plans to de- : velop its case starting Monday _ with testimony from the SEC and ‘FTC. The inquiry at this stage *deals mainly with Goldfine com-)| : panies. ; Thor Missile Launched CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. ih | An Air Force Thor intermediate | range ballistic missile roared | high into the sky today in a fiery display of power. The tary club yesterday donated $650 provement of Rotary Park, on Wessen street, and $450 to the YMCA Learn-to-Swim campaign. Mae T. Whitfield (second from left) presents a 2 se — Pontiac Ro- for further im. Herbert _ gram. check to City Manager Walter K. Willman for : the park project, and Ted Slosson (second from right), YMCA director receives a check from W.-Siraley to aid the water safety pro- Pontiac Press : ‘Phete City May Grant | Washday Break sex 'to Housewives > City Commissioners may give Pontiac housewives a washday break. They're scheduled to vote Tues- day on whether to. pass a new during the morning and midafter- noon every day. Commissioners favorably heard ‘Fire Marshal Charles E. Metz suggest such a change last night. Metz said that almost all of the complaints about trash fires came from housewives whose wash was being hit by smoke while hanging on the line to dry. Springfield Asks X-Way Changes (Continned From Page One) terchange at Baldwin road. This would be one of nine inter- changes to get motorists on and off the highway. | This estimate cheered L. Merlin, dairy farmer living at- 4180 Bald-| win Rd. Pontiac Township. “I'll sell my cows and buy a Good Humor truck,” he said. “I'm in complete approval.” Merlin was among the 150 that City Engineer Lewis. M. Wrenn learned from Wilbur tha’ certain portions of the existing U.S. 10 (Woodward avenue) would “be left intact’ as a city connec- unching w latest test in on with the new road, while other is apeahen Sodeumaat (gee: isections would revert to the county gram aimed at readying the 65- foot Douglas missile for service with the NATO defense arm be-| fore the end of the year. } ‘road system. The new north-south express- way will eventually connect with the Walter P..Chrysler express- way on the south, going to the | 750 Die Due to Trash | cae ciennie ca Grea NEW YORK — More than 730 ‘ It is a proposed re-location of persons a year are killed as athe existing Woodward avenue. result of cars’ striking or swerv- Contracts are expectad to be let ing to avoid trash and other ob- for this first section during the jects thrown on the nation’s ,high-'second quarter of 1960, Wilbur ways. - said. ‘Just as Rivers Began Receding , Fresh Rains Strike Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)—A fresh wave of heavy rains swept across| Tilinojs into flood-stricken Indiana * Weather Fall U.S. Weather Derees Repert AND _ VICINITY—Mestiy . * * night 64-68. ea ther showers and thanderstorms tomerrew. turning cooler late ow. High 16-60, Variable winds & i h tly 10-18 miles teday and tenight. Temerrew night spore ending and cooler, low sreund ee - x Today in Pentiac —“— temperature preceding § am At 8 am.: Wind velocity 1-18 m ph ADirection—West, southwest *- Sun sete Friday at 8°09 pm - Son rises Saturday at 4.55 am * Moon sets Friday at 4:42 p.m Moon rises Saturdey ai 3:09 a.m Dewntewn Temperatere ance 66 ll em ¢a.m. 72 oT BAM, wang... 12m 70 * #$ a.m... 68 lpm 70 » $ om. 13 2pm 7 10 om 74 be Thersday in Pentiae ; fAs recorded downtown) Highest temperature soeecese Lowést temperature Mean temperature sdaeeeeenses Weather—Rain, 08. eee eee eneeee One Year Age im Pontiac Flighest temperature ....:...........00 Lowest @emperature ....ssseenes Lid Mean temperature »shesasenees Weather—Rain, 1.43. ° < cenemenel Highest and Lewest — This ‘ears 96 tn 1956 42 in 1875 Thursday's T: ture Alpena. 76 § emphis Miami $2 77 Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Omaha Chart 52 76 8S 68 73 83 a2 Kid La Pa ‘early today, barely hours after swollen rivers had begun fo_re- cede. The new downpours triggered in- creased anxiety in North Central Indiana where 5,000. persons had been left jhomeless in the last week's series of violent storms. Waters began falling back to | Southern Indiana, as yet un- | touched by the weather ram- | Page, faced the onslaught of raging rivers expected to crest this weekend. Additionally, the new rains were expected to worsen, or at best de- lay; the work of recovery in the stricken region stretching 100 miles north from Indianapolis and to the a aga states of Dlinois and Ohio. Indiana offieials predicted that an inch or two of néw rains would be disastrous since many rivers were on the verge of causing seri- ous damage. At Peru, where a state of emergency existed, another 1,000 were unable to return to their homes. Five-foot flood waters were drained from homes and businesses by blasting a hole In the dike bracing the Wabash River. — While National Guardsmen, police, volinteers and airmen from Bunker Hill Air Force Base i j worked hand in hand to fortify levees against the rising rivers, of- ficials turned to. ‘a secondary flood es 78 Phoenix. . Pittsburgh et, Logis 6. Fraticisco . &: Marie re C Whchingyon “Meatfle is Tampe |. VL cs é 56 67 53 92 SSseS2skSSssez27s2 « Sa 6 VOR | oe A DG} airliner ferried ' sq miles from Indianapolis to Marion! | where about 100. children were|only was postponing a day of reck-| 13\ housed in a school building follow- oning unless a¢| ing evacuation from their homes. ‘tip, : \ : | are, ‘toys 65\loma), an advocate of a cheaper, Clerk-Register fices could not function efficiently fice is presently situated in the courthouse while the register is lo-| jcated in the County Office Build- ing, 1 Lafayette St. . “Tt might possibly be feasible The committee consists of nine members including Carey. There are three at-large members, four supervisors, and Merritt and John C. Austin, vice chairman of the Board of Auditors. It was appointed Oct. 7, 1957, to look irito the possibilities of streamlining Oakland County gov- jernment with the purpose in mind of economy and efficiency. Department heads have been requested-to submit recommenda- tions toward this end. The pro- posed merger, however, did not come from one of these reports, Carey said. Legislature Approves under two roofs, The clerk's of-'' Oakland Park Site of Movies to Be Shown Oakland County gave notice to- (Summer P |to Include pi day that it wants to be paid back | Wil! introduce vl wa to ndbedad-gartroces form of leather work. Material assistance for incorpora-|be free, having been donated by an p automobile com- The playground program will | Service for = foe deere (ee and Eton and Springdale |, ; ' were not announced, but it re- portedily called for a two-year con- tract with an immediate 15 cent ‘West Michigan Fans irked at Tighe’s Firing MUSKEGON (—West Michigan money may become scarce at the Detroit Tigers’ ticket offices this year because of the ouster of Jack Tighe as Tiger manager. | Police Bandit Held on $50,000 Bond Tighe is a resident of nearby Spring Lake. The following advertisement ap- of the Muskegon Chronicle: “Attention baseball fans! | Muskegon Eagles’ angual baseball excursion scheduled June 21 for the Detroit. Tigers vs. New York Yankees game has been canceled due to lack of ticket sales." Eagles’ spokesmen said Tighe's tiring was followed by a flood of requests for refunds from those who had purchased _ excursion 'Pollard Jr., years, was held on $50.000 bond, today sports es today after pleading guilty to a. oping se pags series of holdups, including three The attempted bank holdups, which netted him $1,214. | DETROIT a policeman for six’ Pollard, 29, pleaded guilty yes- terday in U.S. District Court be-. fore Judge Thomgs P. Thornton. Police arrested Pollard Wednes- day following his attempted hold- admitted 14 holdups, or attempted tickets. Extending Idle Pay 5, An hour later the House whooped the bill through 94 fo 6. Republicans. 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They do say, though, that we ¢an't ride on them anymore and get..along with the congres- sionalcops, ‘ x* * * ‘eongressional Under the new rules throwing a plan on arriving by car. Roller banana peel in front ‘of a con- skates on Capitol Hill will now be gressman, en route to answer a verboten. Debarking travelers via roll call, will be cause for fine or scooter, kiddie car, velocipede or imprisonment. So will dropping/tricycle,-.the rules say, will be tacks in the streets. Bicycle riders haled into court. Sledding also is eycle; but Keep your wife off the handlebars. Confine her to the buddy seat, the new law pre- scribes, or leave her at home. ve your cart unattended, Unless your horse is tied, don't type It may be better all around if! visitors ‘ hereafter! ilice Board which acted ter Con gress in this matter, said the new regulations were imposed to mod- ernize ald ones. Much.of the small therefore, bas to do with ways in a car equipped with TV, | or ene not equipped with the kind of muffler installed by the factory, Four headlights, as on the "58 models, are fine; but — keep. them adjusted, not possibly glare; after a quarter of a century they probably won't even burn. Could it be Zeake and his friends have had a peek at the ‘9 models? . As you can see, there is never Jan end to the problems of Con- gress. This week's headaches in- cluded what to do about the Wash- ‘Building a new one, our lawmak- ington zoo. The zoo's main com- |, ‘Plaint was unwanted guests, Ter- ‘mites have invaded the zoo office. The lawmakers also were told we need a new house for the ante- Congress also acta as mayor and/ council for the voteless city of : songs aes Foster. Cc ongress Lays Down the Law: Don't Put Banana Peels ink Front of Lawmakers . me se ig tn unadulterated, There. was Stephen Foster, all . But inthe original form?, . just like _ ton schools. >: ., | Alas for Matthews, the rg J : Sometimes Matthews must think | sng hadn’t noticed. ‘the fight is in vain. Last year he} gota letter from the Trenton, Fla... When a normal individual is Rotary Club, egging“him on, The resting, his heart contracts at a local' Trenton Rotarians, times =e. while on the Capitel grounds. Violators, it is peinted out, may be fined $300 or sentenced to three months in jail, Take the matter of must quit speeding: no-hands bike now to be banned. Z riding, around Congress, hereafter x * * S Ot. Zeake W. 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Europe and back. a) The Swimming Pool Institute re- ports that more private pools will be built this year than ever be- fore. Sporting goods manufactur- ‘ ers also forecast that 1958 will break all existing sales records. Retaij sales of. sporting goods. im April jumped 21 per cent over |About Economy Feel Basic Soundness Winning Fight Against Recession Forces AP Wirephoto FREEDOM EXHIBIT — Russian Ambassador Mikhail Men- shikov, left, peers at the famed Liberty Bell in Independence Hall in Philadelphia as Philadelphia city Representative Frederic R. The same official figures give the answer. Total employment of the economy the long downturn continued 100 million dollars 1936 Soap Box Derby Winner in for. Surprise with information on the 1936 soap- box derby winner in Rockford is asked to get in touch with Attor- John F, McCanna who made ir'a movie of the affair, - The winner is the star and Mc- Canna wants to locate him so he} can present him with the film. ‘ ‘He | may have children by this. time,” says McCanna. “I am sure they went up in May. But employment | would in manufacturing plants continued son be sory paaend Sore SO fi Mann holds clapper of bell and explains some of its history during Menshikov's tour of the city’s historical spots. am March. May figures were ex- pected to be even more flourish- ing. Florists, liquor retailers, and | ~~ ing sales. ; B uck Rogers’ Space Shi p The American Automobile As: sociation has estimated that do-| mestic travel this summer should, be appreciably higher than last. year. For the entire year, it was, expected to jump at least 10 per cent over 1957. i ** * * While this is going on, why are sales of automobiles, stoves, re- frigerators and other durables suf- fering? One answer came from a close economic adviser to the Eisen- hower administration: “We undoubtedly have many in- stances where a household is re-, luctant to commit itself to purchase | of an expensive durable such as an automobile, but has the cash in hand to go on a vacation. A! vacation, in most cases, represents current spending and not a com- mitment to installment payments extending over a great period of time.” your favorites on VACATION i one of Tizzy favorite comic characters who will entertain you while you're | vacationing. Have the Pontiac Press mailed to your summer is just your address. Just call FE 2-8181 and our circulation department | will take care of it. jing rubber ball.” land dropped toward the moon's | iwould bring the gas inflated con-| ‘ttainers down “‘softly.”’ | States in two or three years. '-“We must let the automatic in- Will Become a Reality LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The fic-)strumentation d owhat it can do tional space ship that carried Buck ibetter, and let man do that for | \Rogers into his comic strip uni-| \which he is best qualified.” Clark | hobs is now on the draftsman's| . ‘drawing boards in preparation for | Chinese First Taught Music in 2852 B. C. HONG KONG—Fror! the first re- corded times, Chinese have regard- ment was interested in the pro-'°d music as one of the greatest) ‘posed space ship his company has |“! ilizing- influences. It is repeated: ‘begun designing. ‘ly named in early Chinese history * * * = the key to good government. Ehricke refused to elaborate on} Legend has it that music was ‘plans for the ship in a speech 0 first taught tgpthe Chines® people the American Rocket Society. i But he predicted that with suclear power the United States ‘of China's civilization. could sel up a research instre- | | thent station on the moon “with. in 16 to 15 years.” He said heh ad developed a| actual production, it was reported | yesterday. Kraft Ehricke, rocket expert of) the Convair Division of General, Dynamics Corp., said the govern-| |moon by enclosing them in apart terial for marking roads, The mak- | ‘able rubber containers wh i er says it can be glued to the could be dropped on any = ‘of street surface, needs no time to ‘the moon surface like a “bounc- dry, does not fade or rub off, and ‘is automatically cleaned by ‘rain. 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Sta-fit seat covers protect car up- holstery, yet beauty and color show } thru, Wipe clean with damp cloth, ~ / Waite’s Street Floor ee A & } eel si ce ge iis? isc _ Trade Mark THE PONTIAC PRESS An Independent Newspaper HAROLD A FITZGERALD % President and Publisher Editorial Page MEMBER OF ASBOCIA THE PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 198 Alaska May Become 49th State of Union Last week’s favorable House vote on statehood for Alaska has turned — attention to this vast and largely unknown area of 586,400. square miles. . Extending for over 3,000 miles from Ketchikan on the southeast, border- - ing British Columbia, to Attu Island on the west, only a few miles from Siberia, and north above the Arctic Circle, the Territory has a small popu- lation of 213,000 and a varied climate. x *«* * The panhandle area down the coast west of British Columbia has a moderate temperature com- parable to Philadelphia. West coast climate is much like that of Maine and the weather of the interior is similar to our north- ern middle west states. The northern two-thirds is” semi- Arctic and Arctic. Alaska’s vast forests, comprising 21 million acres, are national reserves. A new pulp mill is operating in Ketchikan and it is estimated that this section has enough timber to produce a million tons of newsprint annually. This would supply about 15 per cent of U.S. consumption. The largest income at present is from fisheries, - xk «k& What perhaps is not generally known is that the only tin minés - in North America are in the Ter- ritory. Other minerals of strategic importance are to be found in great quantities as well as hard and soft coal. Three million acres - . are held under oil leases and there is every indication of an oi] boom. - Many water power sites await de- velopment. x * * Development of air transportation has played an important part in drawing attention to the wealth of . Alaska. Eleven scheduled air car- riers serve the area. Heretofore the main commerce artery has been by boat from Seattle. The Alaska High- way gave the country its first direct land route to the United States and a 3,500 mile highway system links its principal towns. About $350 million of Alaska’s $500 million income comes from U.S. Government spending on this western outpost on the Pa- cific. That, of course, would con- tinue as part of our vital north- ern defense. Products which have come out of Alaska since its pur- - chase from Russia in 1867 for $7 million, amount to more than 400 times the purchase price. Able US. ieleeation to Attend ILO Meet A United States team representing labor and management and includ- ing 16 Government technicians is attending the International Labor Or- ganization (ILO) conference in Geneva. The delegation includes seven employer and seven labor union members headed by Secretary of Labor MriTcHELL and Assistant Sec- retary of State WILCox. ‘ * * * Secretary MITCHELL made the opening address. CoLa G. PARKER of the Kimberly-Clark Corp. again heads the employer group and RupotpH Faupt of the ma- chinists’ union-represents labor. Last year's efforts by the U-S. Chamber of Commerce, the Na- tional Association of Manufac- THE PONTIAC PRESS 48 W. Huron 8t. Pontiac 12, Michigan Datly Except Sunday RUsseLt, Bassert, Executive Vice President and Advertising Director Howarp 8. Firzoeracy - 1, Vict Preside and Business Manager Jowun A. Rmeyr, Assistant Advertising Manager East M. Trespweu., Circulation -Manager G. Marsnatt Jonpan, Joum W. Prrrerrsto. Local Advertising Secretary and itor Manager Rosert B. Tame Georey C. Inwan. — Mabasing Editor Claséified Manager The Associated Press ts entitied exciusively to the use for republication of al] loca) news printed in this newspaper as well as al! AP newa dispatches ’ . fotered ak pecond class matter at Pontiac of . Phone Pontiac PE 2-818}. f turers and others to have the U.S. withdraw from the ILO have been abandoned. x « * : One reason may be. that Soviet Russia will be at the conference after a long absence. Communists no doubt will use this world forum as a sound- ing: board for propaganda. The U.S. has no specific program to bring up in ILO because we already have standards of living and labor higher than in other parts of the world. x © -® To counteract Communist prop- aganda, it is important that the U.S. makes its position clear on such subjects as racial discrimina- tion and-the economic recession ‘and Secy. Mitchell has done so. We can point out, for instance that there are over 63 million em- ployed and that our unemployed compensation pays the highest benefits. ek ‘It should be borne in mind that ILO recommendations are not bind- ing on any government unless rati-- fied by its Congress or Parliament. There is no commitment for any fed- eral-state form of government to ap- prove. thern. . Ls = Tue American taxpayer, who is having to carry a considerable por- tion of it around on his shoulders, doesn’t think it’s a small work. The Man About Town Our Lakes, Hills Force Road Planners to Do Some Artful Dodging Friday the thirteenth: What happens only once in 1958, so you cannot use it again this year for an excuse, Oakland County's numerous lakes and hills were a big problem for the survey for the new state limited access highway that is to cross it in a diagonal way. While largely parallel to the Dixie Highway, it * is to go east of Pontiac, then swing west- erly and cross the Dixie just northwest of Clarkston. It will have few straight stretches of any length, on account of dodging the lakes and swings further away from the Dixie to dodge Mount Holly, which it will pass on the west side, the Dixie being on the east of that elevation. It will traverse eight of our county's 25 townships: Royal Oak, Bloomfield, Pon- tiac, Waterford, Independence, Spring- field, Groveland and Holly. * After a great amount of preliminary work, including some aerial surveys and , photography, the route as definitely es- tablished is in accordance with the map recently published in these columns. It already has had a strong effect on real estate values along its route. Another area resident, Floyd Carleton of Oxford; was born in a log cabin. If you're interested in scouting, hiking or just the great outdoors, you should at- tend the dedication of i Chief Pontiac Trail Saturday morning at nine o'clock at its start at the monument on Commerce Road on the northeast shore of Orchard Lake. In charge of the ceremonies, Dan Murphy, is chairman of Clinton Valley Council's committee, who have laid out the trail. A shepherd dog, for many years a fam- ily pet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Ashman of Drayton Plains, brought up a live rat- tlesnake the other day, holding it by the neck, so it couldn't bite him. It had 10 rattles. He usually shakes snakes to death right where he finds them. Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Eva Schiele of 118 Norton Ave.; ninety-sixth birthday. Mrs. Henry Speck of 715 Joslyn Ave:; eighty-fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tloczynski of Rochester; fifty-first wedding anni- versary. Mrs. Elmira Whiteomb of Birmingham: eighty-fourth birthday. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Alcorn of Walled Lake; fifty-fourth wedding an- niversary. Herman McFarlin of Drayton Plains; eighty-third birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smithfield of Lake Orion; fifty-second wedding an- nivereney, fs ‘. Mrs. Margaret Fogelman of Waterford: eightieth birthday. . » Mrs. Mattie Leece : of Ortonville; eighty-second birthday. Stephen Cocking & of Alhambra, Calif, formerly-of Oxford: grain eighty-eighth birthday. : And Even i he Ree, ae epee ut my ys itt ah) 2 Ae. re ee ste — David Lawrence Says: His Credit Rating W Red Censorship Stymies Peace WASHINGTON — Prime Min- ister Harold Macmillan of Great Britain has just stated the biggest single truth that can make the difference between world peace and another world war. He puts his emphasis on the word “trust” and declares it cannot be achieved be-’ tween the West and the East until the Soviet govern- ment abandons its censgrship of communications, Here are Prime — Minister Macmil- LAWRENCE lan’s exact words in his speech on ¢ Wednesday: “I think there can be no real understanding amd friendship be- tween these two great divisions of the world unitl the Soviet Union has achieved. sufficient self-confidence to abandon the control and censorship of com- munications, “It is rather depressing to me that even now the Soviet govern- ment should think it necessary to spend so much time, effott, ingenuity and money on jamming” the broadcasts from the Western countries. And as as this” kind of negative thinking prevails, there can be no great optimism about the prospects for a wide, more comprehensive settlement.” This, of course, is the root of the trouble — it's the perennial cause of misunderstanding and mistrust. * * * Since the news of what is _ happening inside the Soviet Union -not allow to wait. is censored and the people of that country are not permitted to read what is happening in their own government or in the govern- ments abroad, there can be no solid basis for a peaceful relation- ship. Inevitably distortions will lead to the misunderstandings and miscaiculation which so often in the past have brought on war. Throughout the whole world todhy there is a demand by public opinion that every step humanly possible shall be taken to avert a war. Many persons have gone to lengths alnwst of ny * Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Why do we stop-to bother with ... The trivial things of life... Like cutting melted butter with .. . A keen-edged carving knife? ... So many real important things . .. Are waiting to be done. . For any measure of success .. . In battles to be won... Why pick up every paper clip . . . Or hairpin on the floor... When everywhere our brains and brawn... Are needed so much more? .. . The same as conversation that... Is idle as can be. . . When we could interchange good thoughts .. . And say them sensibly .. . Let us forget the trivial things . ... And try to concentrate .. . On those important matters we . . . Should (Copyright, 1958) The Country Parson “We'd never make farming if we lost the harvested along the: way ‘as freely as we do church members.” » - effective bes ‘ fanaticism in arguing, stance, that suspension clear tests is a start avoidance of war. But a delusion. The Soviet Union may prate about a desire to stop testing, but there are enough H-bombs already in its stockpile to destroy hundreds of millions of human beings if war does break out. * * * The misguided theory that sus- pension of the tests would be an beginning overlooks the adamant attitude of the Soviets toward any restriction or control by inspection that would ban the actual production of the destruc- tive bombs. for in- of mu- teward this is Dr. William Brady Says: » is blocking peace because it doesn’t want to agree to suspend nuclear tests without some con- trois on the production and use of H-bombs, Many prominent Democrats have put themselves in the position of aiding the Soviet side of the debate by insisting that a suspension of nuclear tests alone is desirable, no matter whether any other agreements are reached. Prime Minister Macmillan, how- ever, who has to face in his own country the same kind of misuse of international issues for partisan purposes, takes the flat position that suspension of nuclear tests cannot be agreed to by Great Britain until it has full knowl- edge of atomic matters that now are withheld by the United States through an Act of Congress. Give Thought to Dangers of Radical .Tonsillectomy In 194. nearly a quarter of a million persons in England under- went the dangerous, usually yn- necessary major operation, tonsil- lectomy. The record show that in a period of five years 190 chil- dren died from this atrocity. Tsay atrocity is the right name for tonsillectomy. In England this unnecessary ma- jor operation takes the lives of 40 children a year, In Yarnkeeland ‘probably many more children die from _ tonsillecto- my — but here DR. BRADY the ever-ready operators readily blame fatalities on incidental fac- tors or unforeseen comolications and so keep the unenlightened public from realizing that in any circumstance and in any hands dissection of a child's throat in the attempt to “get” every bit of ton- si] tissue is indeed an atrocity, HAVE THEM CLIPPED | For the children’s sake I hope no ninnyhammer will infer from . these remarks that. I. do -not be- lieve in any form of tonsil surgery. Surgéry isthe only adequate treat- , ment for the child whose breathing or hearing or speech is obviously impaired by enlargement (hyper- trophy) of the tonsils, in my opin- ion. By surgery I mean, of course, tonsillotomy—NOT tonsillectomy. Tonsillotomy is a minor oper- ation, as instantaneous as ¢x- traction of a teoth and just as safe, No more anesthetic is re- quired than would be required for extraction of a tooth. It con- sists of clipping or slicing off the obstructing portion of tonsil, with the instrument known as the ton- sillotome, guillotine or snicker- shee, Tonsillotomy was formerly the standard method of treating en- larged tonsils. * * * Here I'd like to remind parents of children with enlarged tonsils of the observation made by Dr. Wm. E, Barron of Addison, N. Y. As school physician he found many children with very large tonsils in the spring. He recommended removal of the tonsils in several instances. The parents didn't do anything about it, In the autumn the doctor ex- amined the same children again and was astonished to find that the enlarged tonsils had shrunk to _ the news paper | ‘diagnose prob normal size during summer vaca- tion=when the children got enough sunshiné on naked skin. - _.Don't mind my preachments, “folks, Bat just for curiosity if you are concerned about . your own. tonsils or your children's please send me a stamped, self- addressed envelope for the pam- phiet Tonsils Are Not All Bad. * * Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 wurds jong pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not disease, = nosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self- addressed envelope is sent to The ttae Press Pontiac Michigan (Copyright 1958) & Voice of the People _ answers they come up with are sometimes less than brilliant. Go to the vicinity of Perry and down- town and you'll find it much less eongested than a week ago, be- masterminds ‘Driving’s Terrible Near Grade School’ time I see how cars are driven on this street. Besides the many chil- dren living on the street, it borders Webster School, and many childreg walk here on the way home, sso it’s of great concern to many people. *: ¢ & * » » Does a child have to be killed before some of the idiots behind steering wheels obey traffic lawa? Furious Resident ‘Execute Him Even Before Christmas’ The jury that condemned Stark. weather did the only right and just thing. He doesn't deserve the privilege of life. In cold blooded massacre, he snuffed out lives of ,11 innocent people. Is there any other logical punishment for this maniac besides death? — * > * The blindness factor has ne bearing on the case. Thousands of people are blind and won't see loved ones, ny conduct x 7k * Citizens of this great country don’t owe Starkweather a thing. He broke the law and the hearts of many, many families. He's certainly earned his punishment and citizens deserve rights of pro tection against a reoccurrence. He doesn’t deserve Yo- live until the week before Christmas. I say rid this nation of such a mad man immediately. Case Records of a Psychologist: All this started because I stated I hate to see Perry trees destroyed Since reading the postscript of HHH’s latest, I realize the tre- tendencies to edit. Thank you for saving me from being torn.to bi's and I promise I won't bother you any more on this subject. You have a fine paper and I like it and 1 like Pontiac. There are some things called progress that I don’ like. Thank you for allowingy me space Glad I Live in Pontiac ‘Was the Strain Just Too Much?’ 1 was at the graduation in Ea:: - Lansing when Stevenson made his speech. I'll have to admit it was interesting, but couldn't he hae refrained just that once from mak- ing snide digs at the present ad- ministration? After all, he hasn't even announced his intent to run yet Republican (Editer’s Note: The Press can. not pablish letters of a personal nature or poems in Voice of the People, : (This includes fetters of thanks to individuals for services rendered to the writers. We would like to thank all these fine persons who return purses or who give especial. ly good care to hospital patient«, but because of space limitation-. we cannot do that. This shou! public message. (This also applies to letters cpm. mending business firms for special! courtesy or service and to letiers making ints about trivia', personal experiences, Such mat- ters are best taken up directly.) Crane Discusses His Frankness Mark is a college. professor who uses the latest aids for making his courses helpful. You readers may not realize that thousands of high schools, colleges and medical schools assign this column as collateral reading. And physicians from coast to coast use their office prescription blanks to prescribe various booklets offered here- with. Newspapers are thus blazing new trails in educa- tion! : By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case Y-335: Mark T., aged 37, teaches Applied Psychology. “Dr, Crane,” he began, “I as- sign your daily column as collat- eral reading in my course in Ap- plied Psychology. a ae “We use your textbook, too, but column contains a great many clin- ical cases not found in your textbook, “The students relish this combi- nation, for they often learn how to lems in their own DR. CRANE parents that formerly caused fric- tion, ~ “But I want to compliment you, too, on the frank way in which you offer essential advice to teenagers, as well as to older married couples, “My mother spent last winter with us and. she said she wished your column. had. been available when she was a high school girl. “Do you ever receive any criti- cism on what you say?” WILLIAM WRIGLEY’S REMARK Yes, I occasionally receive some caustic criticism, but not one per cent of the letters are of this néthre. ~~ & & ‘ However, that one per centihas / \ ¢ | vi ; , caused an occasional old-fashioned publisher to cancel my column. For example, a year ago an elderly publisher ordered this column dropped because 1 in- - cluded the following single sen- tence in one of my marriage cases: | “Most divorces start in the bed- room, not the kitchen.” : That is such an axiom among marriage counselors that you would wonder why anybody would complain. ' * * But an elderly clergyman threatened to boycott the paper “unless that awful Dr. Crane's column was canceled at once.” This publisher happened to be a member of this church, so he dropped my column at once. “Whenever two men in a busi- ness always agree,’ said the late William Wrigley Jr., ‘‘then one of them is unnecessary.” I deliberately try to stimulate readers to THINK. Hf they can marshal logical reasons to oppose what I say, well and good For a newspaper is a great “University in Print.” [t is sup- posed te stiniulate progress and eliminate. ignerance, as well as bias and false notions inherited trom the past. hg I Jaunched this column, was teaching psychology on our Evanston campus of Northwestern University. ; I had a Ph.D, and was author of a widely used college textbook. But I decided the future “advice” columnists were going to need ex- tra scientific preparation, so I arranged my teaching so I could handle night classes on our Chi- cago Campus, while I attended rifedical school. all day, * * * In that manner I acqtired my M.D. degree to supplement my - Ph.D. in psychology. No other ad- vice column combines medicine ang psychology, Thus, I can offer you readers the essential medico-psychological tacts for preventing juvenile de- 2 Vice columns. ‘linquency, divorce. and even sanity. Yesterday, for example, I gave you Martha's case of the frri- table bladder, which is a com- mon. problem among American - young. people. It should help thousands of teenagers. If this progressive newspaper did not release such scientific aids to ‘the ‘more abundant life, most people would never learn these helpful facts. The diversified “menu” which | offer in this column naturally wins the highest readership of any ad- kt &® Leon Parkinson. editor of the Muticie Press, said his recent sur- vey showed 91 per cent of women and 86 per cent of men followed this column faithfully. That's a tremendous compli- ment to the cultural interests of readers, as well as a sterling argument to show the vast edu- cational value of modern Amér- ican néwspapers, — No Punches are pulled in this column. I don’t give you the * vain- around.” This is a clinical column on helpful medico - psychological problems as valuable to college » ts as to their parents at home, re ‘Always write to Dr. : i care of Ponting Pree W. crane Ses fon 3¢ camed, typing and printing” conte whe “Son send for his psychological charts and pamphlets. (Copyright 1958) in y wy en, \ \ i i ” 4 SEVEN SE emma _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, ‘JUNE 14, 1058 soley Women Know ‘| They're OK, Like to Hear It i li : sili city stars to them. & PEF Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur. the Pursley Funeral about the stars i League and former ABC and state tournament match bowler. if e 5 Z oe ee ‘ ig 5 a Te i F: F they, all of Detroit, and fve grand rare woman who can do this. 10 Pct. More Tourists Methodist|Visit Utah on Vacation - Weday Siow he Mrs. epalicd wearicen. ovis Decker| SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's Carlson, all of Lapeer;. and Mrs. |Cemetery. _— tourist and Publicity Council re- Raymond Pratt of Dearborn. ports that there was an increase of 10 per cent in the number of tour- : personal beauty. Bessie Coutts, 78, who died Thurs- xk *& * day at Suncrest Convalescent Hos- pital, will be held at 2 p.m. to- VISBURC Surviving ‘are his wife, Nettie; ists visiting the state during 1957,/desirable and thinking of herself Deaths Elsewhere Rev. U. G. Camden, (oF ane|two sons, Exwin L. of Grand Rap-\Dut # gain of only 5 per cent in/as desirable, she can enforce this ville, a former aes resent, ids, Ear] H. of Spokane, Wash., and a aa concept of at least partial loveli- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wil be held a the Juddvlle Bt ane toate. ourists apparently did more|ness, camping out and sleeping in cars, odist Church Saturday a the council said. Be sr aoe Soret of U. S. Tankers Drops by 13 Vessels physica] charm, * * * 30,000 Trucks Get Mail WASHINGTON — About 30,000 -itruck are used daily to collect Methodist Church/stitute, t Ini ap letters from the more than 400,- dlegeioes ving == his feet He gooey Bc rr mailboxes on street corners two daugiters, Mrs./70 113 tons at the start af 1958\°0 Pn of Linden and Mrs. born in Rhode Island. M shelley of Flint: seven\compared with 341 ‘vessels of!Doq Has Right of tk * ‘\eyenddhitdren and 13 erent grand [5248 tons at the beginning of og ght of Way ALBANY, N. Y. — A New York NEW MILFORD, Conn. (Ap)—| children State law requires that the right 4of. way be given to a pedestrian with a guide dog, regardless of traffic signals. credited him with 29. The late Major Richard 1. Bong held the record with 40 kills. Godfrey was feet. Never turn back. JOHN A. SKWIRSK aes wateds& on tain NORTH BRANCH — Service for|of 13 vessels and 66,000 tons during! died Thursday. Her mother, the P02 A- Skwirsk, 62, a former resi-|the year. late Mrs. Mary Garfield Stanley-) Brown, was the daughter of Pres-/ ident Garfield. a 2 2 2 ' HUDSON, N. Y. (AP)—Dr. Al- | fred Einar Sherndal, 72, chemist | credited with developing atebrine, | died Thursday. Atebrine, a syn-| thetic substitute for quinine, which is used in the treatment of ma- laria, was of prime importance | during World War II for eyes ing U. S. troops fighting in the P- * MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Eugene H. | Hinton, 58, executive sports edi-; tor of the Miamj News, Thursday of an apparent heart at- tack, i x* * * BUFFALO, N, Y. (AP)—Anton | William (Tony) Wurzer, 53, vet-| eran sports reporter for the Buf-/ talo Evening News, died Thurs-| day of a heart attack. * * * OBERLIN, Ohio (AP) — pr | George D. Hubbard, 87, head of. Oberlin College department of | geology and geography for 2% years, died Wednesday. After re- tirement from Oberlin in 1937, he taught at Harvard, Kentucky and the Univérsity. of Missouri, *« * * SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—Fran-} ces Elliott Clark, 98, pioneer in music and education, died Thurs- day. She was credited with first developing recorded music in mu- sic education in the Milwaukee public schools in the ypidlirscen, 1900s. Mrs. Clark, one of the organizers Many Items Still in Original Cartons & Crates | | Hotpoint Admiral. 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And in a way she can, By being) - The ugliest woman has a pas- sion to be admired and desired, not for her character but for her The whole art of dealing with women is one of perpetua] adora- tion, emphasized by departure. Put your best girl on a pedestal, then walk away from her, The rest of her life she will gratefully pur- sue you with both of her clay New Zealand's place in the world of economic setup is largely supported by the cow and sheep industry. 108 NORTH SAGINAW Old Ronie kisi Ruled Out for Olympics : Rome’s ancient Rubber Substitute in ‘26 NEW YORK — Thiokol, the first United States commercial rubber substitute, was introduced in 1926. i Fj + lina sass ax cine aa tenance job in the open can take twice as long as normal when swarms of mosquitoes or black, horse or deer flies are : Lindsay says the armed forces - now have a repellant of some four hours’ duration but the services are looking for a repel- ah of neath longer Saentien, Sdidpeaed soll to be at- to humans by” body odors. They seem to prefer whites -to darker-skirined ’. hu- mans.. Eskimos and Indians are largely immune to the mosquito. Light-colored clothing is better than dark, but it must be heavy or loose enough to prevent the mosquito biting through it. In Atami, Japan, is a circular hotel which slowly turns on a central axis so that you get a dif- ferent view everytime you look out your window. ‘Seeks Answer to Mosquitoes Biting Humans OTTAWA — The Canadian Defense Research Board is now in the second year of a five-year program to find the answer to the itchy question of what makes a human being so palatable to mosquitoes. “It's too early to say whether we'll have any luck,” says ento- mologist Ian Lindsay, chief of the board's e pro- The work is being carried on with government grants at Cana- dian universities. The problem is far more than just a a aueend o te armed forces. 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The —e were $1,500 in appli- Tone at a time, they've all had their say. Originally the record was 26% hours of nonstop talking. Each contestant upped it. Mrs. Frank Williams, the last regular contestant, won $1,000 worth of first prizes with a mono- minutes and logue of 38 hours, 41 sien 50 seconds. That brought on Fayetteville TV personality Ernie Eye, mother of four who is hostess for a teen- agers’ show. She beat the record and kept going—for as long as she could, she said, or as long as donations: kept coming toward a teen town for her TV fans. Like the other contestants, Ernie had a 2'-minute break each hour, plenty to eat and could go any- where the 60-foot microphone cord would permit, Her husband, Army Col. Thomas P. luliucci is sta- tioned in Korea. Ernie, -an attractive blonde, croaked to a halt last night after 53 hours, one minute and 40 sec-|- onds, “I’m pooped,” she observed. The amount of the donations had not been determined, Weigh Cutting Trooper Force State Senate, House Deadlocked Over Bill to Provide Funds LANSING @® — With the jobless pay issue out of the way, the knotty problem still facing the legislature today was whether to risk a cutback in the State Police force. Involved in a deadlock over the same appropriation bill for 1958- 59 operations was a decision on wiping out the State Safety Com- mission by cutting off its funds. Senate-House conferees on the issue, nominally $516,000 apart on police spending have been at loggerheads for two months, - Rep. Harry J. Phillips (R-Port Huron), captain of the House bargaining team, vowed last night he wouldn't yield a ‘single dollar” from the House position for leav- ing the police force intact. GOP majority senators, whe have methodically cut other Commissioner Joseph A. Childs said it would force him to lay off 100 troopers, and provided noth- ing at all for the safety agency, which received $25,000 for the current year. Brazil Ranks Seventh RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil is the seventh most populous coun- try in the world. The first six are China, India, the Soviet Union, the United States, Japan, and Indo- nesia. BOYDELL PAINTS in 165 fresh 1958 colors QUALITY PAINTS TO SUIT YOUR DECORATING NEEDS ‘ eee: =o ee J See Your Nearest . - BOYDELL Paint Dealer Venezuela, but they are worlds apart in the treatment ac- corded U.S, citizens, there is coolness that borders up- on open hostility. Ooo|informed over a welcome you to Colombia. Please have a cup of our fine coffee.” A white-jacketed boy immedi- ately starts serving coffee—back- bone of this nation’s economy. * *«* * There's a quick look qt pass- ports and health cards tad te theia passenger is ushered into. the bag- gage reception room. Each pas- opens his suitcase but BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) It’s|traveler is on his only eer eildren shouts [ea@ltal city ot ha and Ca trom § fo mine, ary t While you are waiting, this is to|. way. averages happens to the passen. a North Ameri- ger—particularly can—who lands at Maiquetia, the Here there is warmth, sympa- | airport for thy and friendliness. In Caracasjcity of Caracas, Venezuela's capital x * * rifles, pistols, or even sub- A passenger alighting here|machineguns, are on guard at walks through two of .smil-|Maiquetia. They bunch all passen-|s ing, blueuniformed customs/gers together and lead them to Then comes the long wait—45 loudspeaker: “You will pass through in just a/minutes to two hours or more— before a traveler is called to pre- sent his passport and health card. * * * Every passport and health card is rigidly inspected. At another desk a Venezuelan, with a soldier. looking on, flips through the cards in a filing cabinet,} just to make sure no enemy of the state is try- ing to enter. After that, there's rush by passengers for another room where 6 to 10 Venezuelans are typing out entry index cards. |“ [ delivering baggage. Once suit-|country, all you have to do is to cases are opened, the customs-em-/buy.e plane or ship ticket, and ployes usually rummage thorough-|have a visa for wherever*you are ly contents. When this,isigoing. - ae ; over, a customs slaps @| Here there’s a smile Ag FIGHT | eel PONTIAC es FRIDAY, JUNE = jon ae — | x as ‘Yaking’ Ladies {Test Edveationcl TV. : All Talked den Americans Receive Hostile Treatment in Caracas. Champ Crowned by LARRY ALLEN {merely a glance and x sll, tei | Valepr Dorf Latr....2098 cs KEEGO HARDWARE No. 1 3041 Orchard Leke Rd. a You'll enjoy THE TWENTIETH CENTURY on CBS-TV. See your newspaper for time and television station: THE. Listed on 203 of your ; Veliow Pages” “i Back"row left to tight: E. EB. You helped make these people So many Pontiac families have helped provide for their own financial security through Prudential insurance that Prudential’s President has awarded these members of the Pontiac Ordinary Office a citation for excellent performance in 1957. They share this award with associates in Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Wyandotte. _$ You may know one or more of these insurance specialists and their capable Division Manager, Floyd T. Pierce. Won't you join us in honoring ‘them for outstanding service to Pontiac? THE PRUDE INSURANCE North Central Home Office | = , — ® TI AME OF COMPANY ab FUTURE BELONGS, TO THOSE WHO PREPARE OUTSTANDING These Prudential people have proved themselves outstanding ;;.and you helped them do it! 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Start June 23 MSU Offers Courses in ‘Miia Pontiac area residents will be able to enroll in courses this summer offered by Michigan Staté University. Ciass will be offered in Pontiac at the Webster Elementary School, at Camp Oakland, near Oxford and See Senate OK Defense Plan Solons Predict Passing j of Ike’s Bill Today in Watered-Down Form WASHINGTON (AP)—Two in- fluential leaders predicted today that the Senate will approve a de-| ministrative Leadership, 7-10 p.m., fense reorganization plan in about|Tuesday and Thursday, - the form it passed the House yes- terday by a 402-1 vote, * * * “I think, we'll give President president should have to act as our commander in chief,’’ Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga) said in an interview. He is chairman/|Difficulties, 8-11:30 a.m., Monday of the Senate Armed Services through Friday. Committee. * * Science Education, 8-11:30 a.m., Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH), sen-|Monday through Friday. jor GOP member of the Armed Services Committee, agreed in a separate interview, saying: “We will not accomplish every-|/Methods, 8-11:30 a.m., Monday thing the President wants but I through Friday. think we can reach a common ground that will be acceptable.” * * * fi As passed by the House, the bill| first or second class sessions. would give the secretary of de- fense greater authority over uni- Webster will be TE 499, a Work- fied combat commands, It also shop in Children’s Experience in Creative Learning. would strengthen the Joint Chiefs of Staff and centralize weapons research and development under a single director. x * * While saying the bill generally is acceptable to him, Eisenhower urged changes in three sections that he said would hamper/|to 25 Saperen a ee treamlining ratio: it |made ance . . rm a rndiitin’* (mSCPentine: € Patteraes #t., Pon. But House Democrats, joined by|tiac. The tuition is $54. “legalized insubordination.’ a few Republicans, dealt Eisen- hower a stinging defeat yester- day in rejecting four moves tojoffered at Camp Oakland must be bring the reorganization bill closer|mailed to the Dean; College of in line with his wishes. Education, MSC, East Lansing. ment and Appraisal, 7-10 p.m., Tuesday. Soc 437 Culture and Personality, Eisenhower all the powers that a|7-10 p.m., Monday and Wednesday. ‘Cranbrook Institute of Science,,’ Bloomfield Hills. * * * In the first session, June 23-July 3, two courses will be held aticuidence six credits meetings to Webster. They are: TE 305, Ele- mentary School Curriculum, and|€ arranged. TE 444, Special Methods and Ma- Gel eee Big Bear Can Build a s 8 we! PORCH ENCLOSURE = ws 32,99 Por Week terial of Teaching Science, both Rowand te pd COMPLETE PORCH = low = 53.95 Per Week Monday through Friday from, 8 to 11:30 a.m. sources in Teaching will be held at the Cranbrook Institute of Science, from 8-11:30 a.m., —— through Friday. a.m., Monday through Friday. using Museum Re-|three credits, meetings to be ar- ranged School Children $9 a.m:, Monday The Sting fe 0 tt Pte oe Pee ROOM ADDITION AES 499—Workshop in Guidance; lew «3 54,96 Per Wook FE 419 — Mental Hygiene of other courses to be offered at Webster. All are three credit courses and can be taken as graduate work. June 24-July 29: AES 464—The Teacher and Ad- FE 404b — Individual Measure- and x«* « * July 7-18: TE 309 — Diagnosis of Reading! TE 499—Workshop in Elementary * * * July 21-August 1: TE 499—Workshop in Reading * .*# * Interested residents may register or all of the above courses at the ‘Another course, to be taught at Dr. Edith Reach Snyder, prin- cipal, will teach the six credit. course July 7 through August 1 from 8-11:30 a.m, Monday | through Fridzy. . Because this class will be limited x « ® Application to the courses to be YOU CAN HAVE SOFT WATER FOR A FEW PEN NIES PER DAY! Do Away with Hard and Rusty Water! Have a whiter wash, softer clothes, lovelier com- plexion and even SAVE UP TO 80°/, on SOAP! Why Rent a Softener Unit? Have Your Own SEMI-AUTOMATIC for As Low As $&43 Including Seles Tax NO MONEY DOWN [PRCT FREE WATER ANALYSIS For Information Call: fru ELECTRIC, wy FE 4-3573 / there's plenty of hot water. 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John Kohlé Sr’ 40, & ctane oper Now Renting for Ee diets Occupancy traffic fromi a two-block , tor in a’ Pittsburgh plant stretch of Washington Street. killed by four bullets fired into} BRAND NEW ORCHARD court APARTMENTS Leisurely shopping is the goal of Fifth Set of Twins - his back. from a 32 caliber re- ee, fo tamed be \Greets Family, Now 10. |volver. 1 and 2-BEDROOM ° AIR CONDITIONED cause its sponsors hope to make it : Bethel Police .Chief John Mis) Side Location Pontiac’ ‘4 permanent fixture by the 19608. | Ere, Pa. (AP)—Twins aver-|kunas quoted John Kohle Jr., as Wort Finest at ator mae aon ie _| © The $5,000 cost of decorating |age only once in every 87 births|saying he shot his father following ; oe | the sng Ps 206 shrebs and (but Mr. and Mrs. nk bd hts wey te tf SALMER STREET Just South of tees, 1; flowering plants, Erie make the odis | otgun s when re- Semi rcha enue oe socbes epi enc They had their fifth set of twins turned home a from Cas bat ADULTS prey sc sr pies AT $90 June 5. route, The father went cen Ce eng Te ca | Sanz: A: branch maiager for / communal TO Se eure Limited Time Only! No Lease or Security Deposit ‘| chants representing 37 business [Bearing Inc. in Erie, and his wife,|boy’s bedroom on his return, yi No or Security Deposit Required sy pineta, Betty, celebrated their 12th wed- ae ows a similar project tried ding anniversary Sunday. They| ‘The boy said his mother made}. | Call or See Bob Gardner,. Res. Mgr. 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Or do you switch -from friendliness today to hostility tomorrow? * * * Menninger, general secretary of the Menninger Foundation in Topeka, advanced the list in a speech before the sa itt Coun- ty Mental Health Center. AF Mechanic Steals Bomber - Croshes to His ROCHELLE PARK, NJ, (AP)—If you want to find out how grown-up you are emotionally, here’s a test. Following are seven qualities listed by Pr. William C. Menninger of Topeka, Kan., a noted psychiatrist, as criteria. of emo- tional maturity * * * 1. Can you change? Which implies the abandonment of solutions learned in child- hood. . 2. Can you accept frustration for future gain? Compromising rather than. running away or fighting. * * * 3. Can you~ find more satisfaction in Off on Mystery Flight HUNTINGTON, England . (AP) stole a bomber plane early ‘this morning and zoomed off alone on British the jitters, Left-wing leaders here that the presence of American bombers armed with nucle weapons adds to the island’s aged gers-that someone might go ber- serk or accidentally drop one of the atomic bombs on -Britain, ¥ * * The plane that- crashed this morning carried no bomb of any sort. A hurried announcement from the headquarters of the 3rd U, S, Air Force assured Britons that the plane was not combat- ready. The Air Force said it was an obsolete Tornado light bomber, one of the last two in use at the U..S. air base at nearby Alcon- bury: Just what prompted the run- away flight was not known, The Air Force said the plane was pi- loted by an airman who had no instruction in flying. . The plane sped off the runway at Alconbury shortly after mid- night. It gained altitude, banked to the right and crashed almost immediately into a railway line. The é¢rash cut the tracks used for the overnight express between London and Scotland, delaying service four hours, * * * The runaway crash came only _|10 minutes after another accident involving another U. S, Air Force plane from Alconbury—a collision in flight between an American jet trainer and. a Royal Air Force Canberra bomber. Two Ameri- cans and two Britons died in that crash, . Names of all three dead Amér- liean airmen were withheld until! itheir families could be notified. Pe) house 4/3 Qt. Cede Ne. 1410 , $370 rt. Code Ne. 141i Marine Hat Emblem Death | aid Rose and Virginia Rose stood in England After Taking |by the bed of their 5-year-old son, | ~A U. S. Air Force mechanic themt in spirit. a mystery flight. He crashed to/Wayne, Ind., his death a few miles away in the/ Donny had been struck in the left} kind of mishap that gives thejeye by a shard of pottery and/ insist |flew to Los Angeles. nd pate two years. But as they [They Remarry _ at the Bedside of Sick Son , ‘GLENDALE, Calif, (AP) —Don-| Donny, as a. minister reunited] them in marriage. But it was Dénny- who reunited] * * * His father was working .in Fort | might lose sight in the eye. He| Donald and Virginia had een| prayed together at Donny's bed-| ‘side they realized they belonged together, ; : * * * The boy won a 1,000-to-1 chance | —an operation was successful and/| the eye was saved. Last night, in his room at Glendale Memorial | Hospital, Donny won something | else: a father. Mrs. Rose, 37, sniffied as Dr. | L. W.. Faulstick, her Lutheran | pastor in nearby Highland Park, | performed the ceremony. ovis Donny's physician, Dr. Ghrist, was best man, : * * * | For Donald Rose Sr., 32, the | ceremony ended two long, lonely’ years, He's going back to Fort | Wayne for his things. Then he'll move here to rebuild his family | life. “Before, it seemed we were io | compatible,” he said. “There | wasn’t any one big reason for our divorce. I guess it was a case of nerves and misunderstanding.” | * 2% * What about the future? “We have to stay together,” he | said. “If anything else comes up, | we'll just straighten it out, sede all. A Donny’s sister, Melodie, 7, watched as her parents were re-| wed. Mrs. Rose's daughter by a | ‘previous marriage, LaVonhe Arm. 'strong, 18, was maid-of-honor. + + ¢ i Dohny’s injured eye was un-/ bandaged last Monday and he ex- claimed: “Mommy, I can see.” But the doctors ordered the band- age replaced, at least for a few. days to avoid chance of infection, After all the excitement Donny. Returned to Colonel CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. #— | A Marine Corps hat emblem soa |been returned to Col. Charles S.' ‘Todd 16 years after he lost it when he was taken prisoner by the Jap-. anese on Guam in 1541. | ! The emblem was found by Maj. R. G. 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Butler of 2685 s0n of Me. and ry Richard ‘Saale ‘Tell US. fo maritgrions service wie pertorm Deal. Directly With jing the duties “East Germany —___|sioned officer-in- charge of the training and field advisory branch and utilization. and training branch of per. BONN, Germany (AP)"— The Russians made it official today that the United States will have Pog ey ver egpead| : Germany g nine'sonnel American Army men and their! United Statee- helicopter who strayed into the Air Force in Red satellite. i\Europe head- DOOLEY ULMAN A. B. Neil H. Ulman, sen of-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ulman of 2, Gerdon Ave., and A. B, Lynual C.. Dooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. teh Dittmar of 508 Lowell St., ; A. 3 C. W. J. Morse, AF The Russians delivered a letter /b#den, Germany “16583957, 1616. Support Sq., APO ~ (Engine Rumble Saves Drowning Boy Where. Her Son Died WARWICK, R, I. (AP)—Mrs. pee aad 0 someon ids as cued a boy from Warwick Cove| : , ep ; near, where her owp,;S-year-old son “no ~— ihe ip or RaQuin GM Uses Special Fuel Blends. Seeking to Up Compression Ratio Member American Association of Credit Counseliors “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling Experience Assist You” Hours: Daily 9 to.5. Wed. and Sat. 9 to 1. Evenings by App't. MICHIGAN Cord COUNSELLORS | Todd, 8, in trouble in the water. She plunged in fully manne _ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. — Fur- swam about 2% feet to him ther rises in automotive engine Shore She applied artificial respi- Aly &. Saginaw Above Oakland Theater compression ratios-are likely to be| ration and revived the youngster. limited by “rumble,” 1 ichanges are made in the chemical | composition of fuels, according to Warren M. Wiese of General Mo- ‘tors research staff. * * : In a report to the saci of Aw Remember ~~ * + |quarters, Wies- i * to the U. §. in Bonn| %Sét. Butler, his wife and two declaring that return of the Amer- 8°95 have been visiting in Pontiac m 110, New York, N.Y. * enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in | ometive Engineers’ summer meet-| the “Buddy Program” and are ing here today, Wiese defined stationed at Lackland AFB, Tex. “rumble” as a “‘low-pitched thud- * Father's bey June 15 “ icans was “not within the come Ai, left Thursday for Tempe, of the forces.” where he will assume duties| Receiving basic training in the! Ulman served with the Civil Air, The letter ref the U. S. au- 'with Detachment %, AFROTC, at Air” National Guard is Donald J.|patrol for five years and won a thorities to the East German gov- 4"i20na State College. Bennett, son Of scholarship for flying lessons. He ernment, Prestimably the United x * Mr. and Mrs. Jo-\ais9 spent two years with . the| States now will make some sort) Loren B. Palen Jr., YNTSN, seph L. Bennett Ground Observer Corps. Dooley, of approach to the satellite offi-'son of Mr. and Mrs, Loren B. Palen of ST Ti1inoisiaise has received flying lessons.’ who will cials, Secretary of State/of 185 S. Shirl tioned Ave.., Bot 1956 graduates of Pontiac Dulles said earlier this week that ° pri eAoeyssti be stationed; at Central “High School. negotiations with them to secure where he will @ — Lackland AFB.) ‘They may be written: A.B. Neil! the return of the eight officers serve for two| | Tex., for threel Uiman, AF 16602791, Flight 290, » Months. He may! pox 1501, Lackland AFB, Tex., and’ be written: Don- 4p Lynual C. Dooley, AF! al a ; er ere /16602777, Box 1501, Flight 390 Lackland AFB, Tex. years. A Pontiac Centrad High School graduate, he enlisted in the’ and one sergeant would not imply) diplomatic recognition of the Red! German government. The United States and its allies * do not recognize the East Ger- Navy April 4 are fon! phases man government on the ground) . after serving in BENN APB. a that it is-an illegal regijne im- the Naval Re- ’ * “ Whisk Prices - posed by the Soviet army. The serves. He a4 Lt. Col. Donald E Matthews, y Americans had asked the Rus- be written whose parents reside at 13 Feneley| . glans as the postwar occupation - ae B. Palen|*™ hers authokity in East Germany to re- PALEN . ¥YNTSN 437- Pe U: ry preg rep | turn the men. 68-77, aaa 3 C/O FPO, nd ; ra received) Oal in eXICO + «¢ ‘San Francisco, Calif. degrees this year from the Uni- a A * . versity yheshigea under ed Q F Sco h Selli The icopter got lost in a ‘school's erseas gram. Com- vali coTc in thunderstorm Saturday. The Com.| Pvt. Ronald E. Ulatowski, son mencement exercises were held. in| ty... 9 High os $25 a Fifth, — charged it with violation of aa Mrs. Edward Z. Ula- Germany's Heidelberg University. | st German air space. East towski of Almont, recently com-, Si oc momeegax! stan ac co peed cued wake etude eae cie act Ge ea) Highball eo) der tight government controj, raining at Fort Leonard Wood. spaCTRON at Fountainebleau, MEXICO CITY (UPD — Whisky have accepted Dulles’ contention Mo. He is a 1957 graduate of France. Before entering the service drinkers in Mexico are — a that negotiations would not imply|Almont High School. be worked as an engineer with hard sock in the billfold. recognition of the eastern govern- * * ® ithe Fisher Body Corp. He is mar- Trying to keep dollars in Mexico.| ment, A. 3 c. Wellington J. Morse, red and has four children. ensayo Sa ee -' high duties on many imported ar- ticles Scotch a) bourbon whiskies suf-| dered tax hikes of up to 80 per cent and the increases have brought sharp cries of pain among ‘the foreign colonies and the tourist: ‘travel industry. Result is that some brands of Seotch shot up to $25 a fifth in stores, with lowest known- is around $19 or $12. In better bars, a highball | mow costs $2. Since tourists are among the main consumers of whisky in Mex- ico, the government step may something of a boomerang. One a the government's prime goals is to ‘keep tourists coming to Mexico, ifor they bring in lots of dollars. A big gimmick jn tourist adver- itising isthe favorable exchange! \rate of 12.50 pesos per dollar. Now, | ae 1 | | mame appeal. But Mexice is counting on price appeal to convert foreign | whisky drinkers to lecal alcoholic | products. Mexican rum and gin sell at from oné to two dollars a fifth Tequila is even cheaper—around 60 cents a fifth. With whisky prices skyrocketing, there's strong induce- LIVING ROOM 2-Pc. Maple Suite : Reg. $159.00 $O8 pee ment fot palate re-training. And SAVE $61.00 ¥ 2 the alcoholic /conte nt is the same EARLY AMERICAN charm oy = a and comfort at huge savings! Authentic Colonial. sofa and ie 7 Governor Files. Petitions air! ——— : g wanes ches! eb LANSING uw — Gov. 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If engine compression ratios are increased above their present 9's- 'to-l average, several factors of \fuel composition ‘must be controlled. to alleviate the “rumble” problem.’ “es ez ax ‘ * * * Wiese suggested changes in the aromatic (benzene) content of fuels and the use of certain phos-, iphorous additives, The additives. help control the ignition of the air- fuel mixture in engine combustion a. apparently by modify- ing combustion chamber deposits that accumulate when a car has been used for suburban driving. 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Printed Card Is Proper “Dear Mrs, Post: When vis- iting friends in the evening, is it ever permissible to ask the host (or hostess) to turn on the television_set,in order to watch ° a specia] program that is be- ing televised on the particular night?” = : Answer: One might ask the hostess if they like the: so-and- so hour, and if they say “yes” with any enthusiasm it will be permissible to ask if they would like to turn it ‘on, “Dear Mrs. Post: My daugh- ter was to have been married in March. Shortly after the in- vitations were sent out the ohana Ponts who is in the Navy, had his leave cancelled . very unexpectedly becalise of a special assignment. A notice was sent to all wedding guests cancelling the invitations, “They now plan to be mar- ried in July. 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Virgin Nylon Twist ....392.00 196.00 fier qivedy ipragellies eee poset a com oe nae $9 12x20'1” Sea Green—All Wool Bark .........266.10 175.75 4 104 8x9 Beige Chromspun seaneeeosageode 64.00 32.00 HOLIDAY wil stond frmiy , pee: 62 10x15 Tropic Jade—Colorspun . 99,19 62.18 105 $x12 Brown—All Wool Bark .............., 72.00 - 36.00 (J salle repprczatond ty tar pao Sa 65: 15x20'9” Mayfair Beige—Tufted—All Wool .. 41431 268.00 | 106 12x17'S” Brown & White ...........141.00 70.95 sire caret 66 15x20'9" Tropic Jade—Colorspun .......... 206.29 1289. 32 107 12x13'6” Charcoal—All Wool Tweed ........ 216.00 108,00 KEEP THIS BARGAIN LIST — SALE CONTINUES UNTIL ALL ITEMS SOLD ROCHESTER 0%. [2 | KAREN'S 539'o27"%". HOURS 9 TO 5:30—MON. & FRI. 9 TO 9 idol HOURS 9 TO 6:00—FRIDAY 9 TO 9 You Will Enjoy Shopping at Gentry’s Drayton Home Furnishings : : DRAYTON PLAINS , 4479 Dixie Hwy. Open Friday Nights til 9 =. © OR 3-2300— (Closed? W ednesday. Afternoons of June - July - August) — 5 . 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HARBOR Sees Traffic Films . 1 Hoi irdressers Unit 2 Names 3 Delegates & Wilson, *; Mrs. Ernest Thayer. “OE THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 13,1958 * Women of the Moose, Pontiac chapter 360, honored retiring senior regent Mrs. Clifford Lynch (center) at a luncheon given Thursday at the East Huston (left). _ (right) is the new senior regent. Pentise Press Phete Montcalm home. of Mrs. F erman Mrs. Vernon Taylor "BPW Lists > DR. B. R. LON, Saga re wn Extension Club Elects Officers ‘Temperance Union State Trooper Harold Wade spoke ; anid showed films to the Frances for Fall Term / Willard Women's Temperance Union on.-the problem of traffic- Homemakers Extension Club meet- ing, held Tuesday in the Orchid Others participating in the eve- Street home of Mrs. Thomas -*'ning's program were Peter Niemi; Skaggs. =. Mrs. Mable Wisner, Lois Bradley,’ 3 | Mrs. Bertha Locke; and Mrs. Anna elected chairman; Mrs. « ‘Measell. Walter ‘Wittkopf, vice chairman; Mrs. H. James Elliott, secretary; Mrs.) ‘Thomas Skaggs, treasurer; Mrs. Roland. Hudson, community cheir- ‘man: Mrs. Donald Montnev, proj- ect chairman; Mrs. James Skaggs, The Pontiac National Hairdress- recreation chairman. and Mrs, Wil- 4 ers Unit 168 named delegates to liam Bergemann, reporter. “% the National Hairdressers and) Outdoor cooking was — demon- - t Cosmetologists Association Conven- strated at the meeting. Leaders Toree.anéred members and | taurant, | Delegates will be Mrs. Albert} The U. rs, Harry Randall and about 99 per cent of the Territdry of Alaska. Fat Folks! Your Dream Has Come True! Now THRIFTY DRUG Can Offer You THE MOST POWERFUL AID FOR QUICK REDUCING EVER RELEASED | you lose weight fast without special diets, “plans” Bs So effective that it helps satisfy your appetite within minutes after you tale it. 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N.Y. { Fete Nancy Lewellen at Dinner-Shower Bride-elect Nancy Lewellen and cher fiance, Carl W. Ziobro, were honored at a dinner party and miscellaneous shower Wednesday — evening. Some 170 guests attended. the affair, held at Gay Haven Hall.) Detroit. Arrangements of red roses centered the dinner tables. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lewellen of Devon- ‘shire road. Her fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ziobro of a Detroit. The couple will exchange 7} Lt} |wedding vows Sept. 6 at St. Hugo, of the Hills Church. White Shrine Marks — 46th Anniversary ME ition, to be. beld in July at Newlwere Mrs. ‘Elliot, Mra. James Surets Stumnded the Sus beowesy > Orleans, La., when the group met) | Skaggs. Mrs, Bergemann and Mrs. ‘White Shrine No. 22, held at Roose: a | Tuesday. evening at Greenfield Res-/ Thomas Skaggs. 'velt Masonic Temple. Ann Eastman, of Milwaukee su- preme worthy high priestess, was. honored at the Wednesday meeting. | Charlott Ruth Myers and Cecil) - Diehl recieved the degree of the order, Dinter arrangements were by Mrs. Earle Hoskins and Mrs. Harley Bowers. Mary McCurdy. worthy high priestess, announced ithat a special meeting of the shrine | will be held June 25. Doris Nelson : Feted at Shower. | The Bible Degree Team of _Areme Chapter, OES, honored Dor- \is Nelson at a bridal shower. | Hostess at the Tuesday affair - » was Mary Trask of Hudson. street. Attending were Mrs. Alberta ‘Trask, Lois Eaton, Jean Edward, \Roseline Hickman, and Geraldine Gammage. ‘North Carolina’s national forests ‘cover 1,118.063 acres. Ideal for Father’s Day! ot FLOATS on pour cuff’ Me will like two brand new features in’ these istest euft links by Ansom. 1) the filusion--the way they “ficat” en his cuff without risible support, “trimfit’—traly smart engineerring—inat hoide these new links siwars perfectiy in place—even thickness Prench cuffs. on the new single thic our new coliection, JEWELERS 16 WEST HURON ST. ““ILLUSIONAIRE” “magic” cuff links $350 FE 2-0294 “PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available in Day or Eveni Write, phone or call in person for Free homer PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 YOUR PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT is the basis of your summer easy-to-care-for hairdo. RANDALL’ 88 Wayne, St. gee HARPER METHOD. SHOP FE 2.1424" nee Telegraph “We Give Holden Red Stamps \ + § 2 “ae Li / Swim Time by ar Marie Reid $1995. UNDERCOVER . «+ « Plunging down, down, down to a deliciously low back... winding its matchless way ' about you ina slender series of perfectly matched stripes. Elasticized boucle, OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5: TELEGRAPH at HURON Mon., Thurs, Fri. 10 ta 9—Tues., Wed., Sat. 10 to 6-Sun.2 to 5 BERMAN p % ar * 3 ‘ : : ; & x = 1 | S, oh, o Cees ot ae _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1956 — EN. Bride-to-Be Never Too tee ne ee ‘s 2¥ zie ot | tore r OOLENS ot Entertained [Me ts Ce Be Ch d | as a lat SF: easuremen an. e ange | NOW. ae i Wer es ee ie yo pap BS , bride-elect of} mm By JOSEPHINE* LOWMAN < att y bn 5 hes; Large Retsigerated Storage Vaults, Barrie Fell, was feted at a mis-| ° Q. “I am 3 years old, ts {t|'4l) and weigh 125 ‘pounds. My} to $150 Insurance, Plus . : cellaneous shower W: bust 34. waist 28 andi * al-| too late to develop my bust?” Lmespaseeshe c3 4 ternoon, Hostesses were Mrs. : hips 34 inches: I am so embar-) a Charles Matson of Drsyton Plains A noes Gikh os meothtn Gen (ent Snel ny walet. Is | Now $2.95 box , Janet Matson of to be too late for anything. You | huge and makes me self-conscious per Te can increase your bust measure: | 4m | terribly overweight or “ é Guests were Mrs, J. W. Keasey mest ty draping yee Ne iba wrong?” | We Clean and Press on Saturdays Mrs. M. K. Fell, Mrs. C. W. Buck. muscles. If any of my ‘readers : 4 We Glean ane f Ms. H.W. Ch aoe wish to have these exercises | | A- Neither one. As you see Henderson, Mrs. V. M, Lindquist, send 9 stamped, sell optreeed | ee ee niet o On. Tear HURON DRY CLEANERS rs, Cari Mores, Mrs Cami earcoge with your Request tr | eee is a Sle large Oe i ; Ode Mrs. L, V. Ostrander, Mrs. SS Siar ther wateintiaanta trek ooh & SHIRT LAUNDRY ae as |H. M. O'Toole and Mrs. George @ ents ig a 5 ear = to ae em | 944 W. Huron FE 2-0231 Others included Mrs. L. G. Row- - inches tall and weigh 122 pounds.| uealty during the next year or y, Mrs. W. H. Sink, Elda Sutter, fs this too much weight? I feel) gq but might Nature — . F, Tull, Mrs. M. J. W: fat.” ; een te ie eee | ; cies J. F. Williams, Charlotte A) You are just exactly ‘the | slimming exercises. Also re- Bp ; may Gat Men A. A. Dae, right weight. Z member posture. Hold your ab- couple will be married June ~Q. “I have a daughter who is| domen in. = Gilae . a0 «515 the Presbyterian Church, very much overweight. She is) @ “why do some girls have * Golf Bogs ......... $17.50] ould ‘ teseweeee -most unhappy about this, but since/iong, silky lashes and others thin, © Wham-0 Proctice Ball $1.95 she is only 13, I feel that it is! short lashes, like mine?” 26 + Heed Coven frm. $4.00 |OHOWer Honors fo | A, This te am inherited charac in 165 fi resh * War-Mup (the weighted head | Viiss Sheppard ."Eip sugar ‘gram were Carole Gorkie, Sandra # ™eal. At our house we eat Add: ‘Langford, Carolyn McBride, Carol | it for breakfast. And we in. Past pe | McDermid, Wiliam Deacon, El-|— sist on biscuit-type shortcake . aoe i yall flees lwyn Tatu, and Ronald Troy. The Mrs. L. M. Philp of Walled 3 ioeapeems baking powder |sixth grade chorus sang under the: Lake shares her favorite oa Oe direction of Rosamond Haeberie. | Shortcake recipe. Mrs. Philp Sift last three ingredients ‘A welcome to sixth graders was.= has a part-time job; she is into bow! and blend with milk given by Lois Snyder, counselor of § most active in civie affairs; and first three items. Spread ae BP enon Madison Junier High School. | = she Tgpliare are oie in 9x13 pan and bake in 025- | {= Scouting. At home sh a degree oven until light brown, | ae Lah ile I) devil guntueter. 1S wh obetes. ! a ay Lunc COM | Lemma Ml ee 9 SSL A AES Mrs. Donald Barker of Menom- | linee road was honored on her. birthday at a luncheon and card | party Wednesday at the home of] Mrs. Henry Mackel on Sites road. | Raceny guess present ware what | : Joll Loren 7: 7 Mrs. Donald; | Porter, Mrs. S. W. Barnes, Mrs. j jax ee hes eee ae Will Be at Our "Daniel Gullen MIRACLE MILE Officers Installed STORE New officers of the Christian , Women's Fellowship of First Chris- ‘tian installed at a dinner meeting, Saturda at the church Tuesday evening. y were Mrs. J. D. Flowers, presi- . dent: Mrs. James Vaughn, vice’ June 14th, | president: poke John Appleton, | secretary; rs. James Boaz, |’ 3:30 te 5:30 P.M. treasurer and Mrs. Allan Hersee,| While they last... = = director. | @z 1958 NORGE ; nr ‘ ing nS toa f SwinghServe 9) om | rermiorarons = GI customer! 1 wea I By HOMER Ii | . — il DISPENSES | — AUTOMATICALLY v il Sparkling white blossoms, gracefully placed on S a soft blue background, suggest a clear, cool UW summer, night, and lend a fresh appeal to the _ _already popular Skytone. To complete the effect, AW fe ' white handles and platinum trim lines furnish , sHeves — CQeP TSS just the right accent. i SWING OUT in | » . . E SO # , | yy 95 You can’t beat a price this low — it’s almost like > one A SS y 16-Pe. Starter Set... ‘> . getting them for nothing! Good-looking _ IS . cotton broadcloths in cool sleeveless styles! | | | - ; ; N S JUNE ONLY. Any bride that vegistats Scoop-necks, boat necks, convertible collars! y il her pattern during June and buys a place Whites, pastels, stripes, plaids. But hurry — S N 0 DOWN Ql setting gets one place pape, f ree. oe ; this fantastic price is for Saturday only! S of one free setting to each registere Sizes 39-38 oF = |WAYNE GABERT? i - Your Electrical deplmee Specialist N] 121 North Saginaw St. -—-—=—-Phone FE 5-6189 SS) OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 P.M. I CLOSED WED. AFTERNOON—JUNE, a ac ag DL LA — CIE bride. Def ff creed ey / goes gel |p ONE DAY ONLY! OPEN EVERY MIGHT TILL 49 400) N. Saginaw. i a) Vf ‘DIXIE Porrery __ For Your Convenience ae Daily 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. — Sunday to 9 P.M. ek 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 A fpr [P= raf pm / DG axa — t / " \ yi 4 . , F : - ae |e) F poset sna, > * sillict Uh Fake cial ath cere siete haces omaiiandidiaadidtnailaane _EIGHTEEN _ ee ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1958 an fot eee IDEAL N ANY BEDROOM....WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS F Aluminum eeaial Chaise Cajal Modern Hew! Be room Group | stag == = 8 or Yellow and White. a Cool, 38 school year. PTA guests were ''Mrs. John Dickinson, Mrs. Warren College attending a three-week ses- sion for extension agents. Worthington was one of seven) in Michigan to receive the scholar- iship given by the Horace A. Moses Foundation, Inc, ‘Waterford Girl to Wed WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Sebroski jof Airport road, Waterford Town- ‘ship, have announced the engage- Ann, to Leonard Roebke, son of| An August wedding is being | planned. Largest Class Will Graduate 148 Receiving Diplomas | at Rochester Sunday; to Be Most to Date nual commencement exercises at 4 p.m, Sunday, Rochester High [School will graduate its largest \class ever — 148 seniors. The pro- gram will be held in the high school auditorium. The gtaduates will be pre- sented by Harlan Johnson, high school principal, and the diplo- mas will be handed out by Henry L. Purdy, secretary of the Board of Education. The Rev. Walter C. Gerken of St. John’s Lutheran Church will give the invocatjon. Music will be provided by the Varsity Band and the Senior High ‘Choir, directed by Frank Irish, x * * | Jon Applegate, president of the 1958 class, will be the main speak- er, and the valedictory address will be delivered by Daniel Allan. * * * ments at the Honors Convocation Monte Clute, president, and jpinen, honor boy; Council into the National Honor Society along with 14 classmates. . ene Ae pioneers who built it in thé late fur traders ‘and Indians. A bond 2 ) } / MURALS OR RESTORED FORT =» A ann. of artists and technicians’ is working almost as * hard on the restoration of Fort Mackinac as the suff there will be a Fort Mackinac this summer closely résernbling the one known by the early was sold recently to finance ‘the restoration. At ™, Dr. — T. Petersen, lett, * the State ti lM as huis. It depicts 1700s. As a re- issue of $50,000 in-the restored f a \ F « 4 v4 Historical Commission Museum, is directing the “work on a muyal painted by artist Dirk Gring- the ambush of American forces on Mackinac Island in 1814. The center mural depicts the building of the fort. Bottom photo shows a canoe race on the lake with Fort Mack- inac in .the background. Murals will be placed ort. ROCHESTER — At its 75th an-! ‘Receiving the Danforth Founda- 6 tion Awards for scholastic achieve-| Tuesday were Bonnie Mitchell, out-/ ito South Carolina; Caroline ment of their daughter, Patricia standing senior girl; Gary Lam- who will teach at Com-| merce Elementary School during|Lenoard A. Roebk e of: Sandy Student the next term and Elverna Bhslion, |Beach drive, Waterford Township. ‘Doris Peltier, They were inducted ‘lica and How to Fight It. |Civie Groups Express Desire to Cooperate lege students Audrey Joan Bar- told and William L. King, Daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur R. Bartoid, the bride-elect is affili- ‘ated with Alpha Theta sorority. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. King of Edge- wood drive, Walled Lake. He is a member of Delta Gamma Tau | fraternity. New Titles Added at Pontiac Library Pontiac City Library has an- nounced the following new titles are ready for circulation from the Main Library: FICTION ~ Barr, Purely Academic; Filetch- er, The Daughters of Jasper Clay; Hutchison, Tamarac; Portune, The Old Man & The Sky; Snow, The Conscience of the Rich; Spring, Time & The Hour; Wingate, Doc- tor Tom. MYSTERY, WESTERN Bush, The Case of the Russian Cross; Rivett, People Will Talk; Winterton, The Narrow Search. BIOGRAPHY Pearson. His Life & Strife; Rob- inson, Caruso — His Life in Pic- tures; Wrangel, Always With Hon- ur. E | | GENERAL SUBJECTS | Adams, Sparks Off My Anvil — 130 Years In Advertising: Beckett, All That Fall; Fodor, Austria — 1958 — Benelux — 1958 — Scan-| dinavia — 1958 — Switzerland — 1958: Hawk, Practical Physiologi- cal Chemistry; Maleev, Diesel En-' gine Operation & Maintenance; Morris, It’s Easy to Increase Your Voca Murtha, Paul Man- ship; Osborne, The Entertainer: Od . a BOK Press WALLED LAKE-A strong faith in the community is paying off lipe the ‘Welled Lake Library Board. : “ * <= Main ley, public library consultant from the Michigan State Library, who showed a ‘film entitled “Public Library Service—What Is It?” Miss McKinley praised the vol- -tinteer library workers for their accomplishments. She cited the need for support from residents and local government as being necessary for adequate. library service. Mrs. Margaret . Hughes, board president, presided at the meeting. te * of The library, which opened for the first time in August, 1956, RENNA A. GOSCHKE Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Gosch- ke of Cooley Lake road, Water- ford Township, have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Renna, to James W, Pratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.° Russell, Understanding History & Other Essays; Tracy, Silk Hats} & No Breakfast: Weber. Thermo-| dynamics for Chemical Engineers| — 2nd ed. REFERENCE Cohen, Hi-Fi Loudspeakers & Enclosures; Dallavia, Eseimating General Construction Costs — 2nd Ed.;. Hoover, Masters of Deceit, The Story of Communism in Amer- CHILDREN’S Boyd. Drums; Bracker, Rumpus: The Remarkable Kitten: Meigs, Wild Geese Flying; Reeves. Cur- ious Doings at the Mouse House. Angry Worker Wins HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Aj worker |who quit in a huff and | tried-without success to be rehired Jater was. granted unemployment: compensation. by Commissioner! Harold Strauch who said, ‘"To deny, this opportunity of expression would be to hold that he had to restrain his emotions within in- humanly rigid bounds.”’ | Ist Satellite in 1865 LONDON — Author Jules Verne | in 1885 wrote a story about a satellite fired to the moon, carry- | ing three men and two: dogs. | fru | gan State University. Pratt of Detroit. The bride-elect is a student at Henry Ford Hos- | pital School of Nursing. Her fi- ance was graduated from Michi- They are planning a spring wedding. Bible School Begins Monday in Ortonville ORTONVILLE—The Daily Vaca-| tion Bible Schoo! will begin Mon-| day in the Ortonville Baptist, Church, the Rev, Roy Botruff an-| nounced. The hours will be 9:30 a.m. to] 12:30 p.m. + + * Classes will be open to al] chil- ‘dren in the kindergarten through after he had cooled off 15 minutes the 12th grade. Directing the school [fl - will be Miss Eileen Dahigleish and Miss Lila Hollenbeck of Delbarton, 'W. Va. They'll be assisted by Mrs. Robert Kowailsky. * * * The session will conclude next Friday with a program at 7:45 ip.m. Parents and friends are in- vited, Almost 90 per cent of all house- hans = is transported by motor INDO -— 14. tL & V Awning | 1) ‘ Y . ‘ SS ee a Se ee ae Se SPECIAL! 7; DOOR CANOPY FREE ESTIMATES — FE 5-2102 163 WEST MONTCALM Open 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 4 KO VERT | Ste Mame Yo Can Teuss | 95 & Window Co. board received its biggest books — served 9,000 persons dicing the year ending June 1, according to Mrs. Dorothy Meagley, in charge ee The figure represents a day- sby-day count of visitors, not the |Walled Lake Library Offered Support has progresed in several ways in its short existence. Located on the second floor of the Ramsey Dry Goods Building in downtown Walled Lake, the library has operated with volunteer help only. A proposal that the library be city-supported was defeated by a small margin at an election last year. ss 2 4. HIGGINS LAKE (®—State con- servation commissioners said to- day they would make an on-the- spot survey before taking action on a controversial plan to open one of Michigan's last wilderness areas to copper mining. The commission yesterday mod- erated the first skirmish in a bat- tle dver proposed mining opera- tions in’ Porcupine Mountains State Park in the Upper Peninsula. * * * On one side are Ontonagon Coun- ty business and civic leaders, the Bear Creek Mining Co. and Amer ican Metals-Climax, Inc. On the other ere such conserva- 'tionists groups as the Michigan United Conservation Clubs, -the Michigan Audubon Society and the Detroit Sportsmen's Congress. A before the commis- sion at its eetdy meeting, Dr. “Mining and wilderness are not compatible. You can have one or the other.”’ « Smith urged the commission to reject Bear Creek Mining's plan to launch a multi-million-dollar min- ing operation in the west end of the 58,000 park, situated on Lake Su- perior 20 miles west of Ontonagon, The’ two mining firms already control mineral rights on 69 per cent of the park and have taken up their leases. They, asked the commission for authority to mine ore on the remaining 31 per cent. kk * &* Most of the ore would be ex- tracted | from deposits underlying merce and) No Decision Before September Will Inspect ining Area “We recognize the importance of the tourist business to our area,” said Lawrence P. Walsh, Ontona- gon attorney. “But I don’t see why controlled development of mining would injure the tourist business or destroy the beauty of the park.” * * * The commission agreed to make a first-hand survey of the park and postpone a decision until Septem- ber. Others‘ who testified in ‘support of the proposal included Gerald G. Werrener, member of the Ontona- gon Village council; Oscar F’. John- son, Ontonagon County clerk; Rob- ert W. Bridgman of the Bear Creek firm and Edward J. Langey of Atherican Metals-Climax. Mr, and Mrs. John A. Benson of the Detroit Audubon Club and half a dozen others appeared in oppo- sition. work could be done without build- ling a road to despoil the area’s [scenic beauty. Equipment could be | flown in by helicopter, he said. | James Rouman, executive sec- retary of the MUCC, com- plained that mining operations eventually would require build- ings, telephone lines, and other facilities which would biot the landscape. PRISCILLA L. HAMILTON The engagement of Priscilla L. Hamilton to Bard A. Miles has been announced by her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ham- ilton of Church street, Clarks- ton, The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Miles of Charlevoix. A July 5 2 wedding is planned. Give Him He'll Rea | j i | Y Perfect Gift WITH EXCHAN 1956 JOHNSON 30 and Lights, Only $795. 630 Oakland Ave. Sunday Is Father's Day! IF POP ISN’T PLEASED! SPECIAL USED OUTFIT Controls, Steering, with 14 foot Dunphy Boat of Molded Plywood equipped with Moen SLAYBAUGH’S. Something Ily Enjoy! oull Find the Right Here! GE OR REFUND HP, Electric Starter, FE 8-0453° TWENTY. FRIDAY, _ JUNE, 13, 1958 are Abraham Lincoln's mother died in a wilderness. He walked many miles to bring a _ preach her funeral sermon. Features Today, at 1:00-3:17- . 5:20-7:37-9:50 MODERN PHONE FEOF R@ 3 OAKLAND: NIGHT at 9:25 OMT Other than Gibraltar and Mal Great Britain has two ON OUR STAGE “PONTIAG’S FATHER | MINE PROTECTION — A mine-exploding roller which clears pressure-activated mines be- fore tanks reach the danger point has been developed by U.S, Army engineers. Eliminating the time needed will help keep armored units on the move during & campaign, The roller, made of high strength _ UPI Phote bic suas and-uadieal of alice The envoys presumably were filed in on a 38-page letter de- - |livered in ‘Washington - yesterday. Its‘ contents have not been dis-|| closed. Diplomatic’ sources in Washing- been discussing ing with Gromyko for weeks. “2 f U. §. Ambassador’ Llewellyn | first, and 30 minutes later Brit- ae 33 FINE GIFTS Presented by || for YOU The Downtown Pontiac | enor Association fT N-O-W anand epen 10:45 STRANI oe fc ouont | Childrens prices suspended during this engagement “and God created Oe aia: | “BiTY of GOLD” | Also: COLOR CARTOON FUN Next : “Space Children” and “Colossus of New York” Vow to Prolong Lebanon Strife Rebels Say Intervention by U.N. Won't Stop Chamoun Opposition BEIRUT, Lebanon f(AP)—Leb- fight on against pro-WeStern President Camille Chamoun de- spite. the intervention of the U.N. Security Council. ~~ * & tion group made plans today to carry out a Security Council di- rective to watch for the arms and see resident government ac- cuses President Nasser’s United Arab Republic of f from 'the neighboring Syrian province to help the rebels, | After a lengthy meeting last night, rebel leaders said if the council really wants to end the five-week crisis it should bar arms for the government from \the Unjted States, Britain, France ‘Turkey. ga, or Jordan, * | “Tt is Pall arms which consti- THE FA | WATERFORD = DRIVE-IN THEATER MILY DRI . Cor. Williams Lake ~ Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:15 P.M, ORlando 3-2683 | E- IN Coter by Oe Lure | Banker- Moreh : eB oa gen etm ‘FRIDAY and SATURDAY LAST OF THE GREAT MOHICANS... _ FIRST OF } THE GREAT » PIONEERS... JAMES PENIMORE tragic turn of events in Lebanon," tuted the primary cause of the rebel staterneht said. | The United States and Britain ihave made no secret of their’ [arms shipments to the Lebanese t, a legal regime and an ally. But there has been no) Hevidence of shipments from the other nations the rebels named, ‘and the idea appeared to be to in- \cite pro-Nasser elements against favorite targets of U. A. R. prop- aganda. * * * The rebel statement said at- tempts to cut off arms supplies from Syria “will not affect our movement or deflect it from its ‘declared objective” of overthrow- ing Chamoun. The U. A. R. has The Syrian border is 150 moun- | jtainous miles, estimate that at least 5,000 men ;with reconnaissance planes would, ibe needed to close the border to! linfiltrators. But the Council's! |hope ‘was. that the presence of its) sa aiding the rebels.. i i | Hollywood Headlines steel, is shown above during a recent test. rice DeJean was to call later. + |Gromyko Calls |, |Western Envoys |" “_* Sestowe. for Conferences Thompson talked with Gromyko/ ain’s Sir Patrick Reilly entered | the Foreign Office. The French | said Ambassador Mau- anese rebe] leaders vow they will} ' The vanguard of a U. N. observa-| Superman Has Problem: He Can't Get Acting Job By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP)—‘‘It's like Hopalong Césidy: trying to get an acting job in white tie and tails.” This was George Reeves’ la- ment. He’s an actor and a good one. He ought to be, after 26 years at it. He has been 21 years in the movies, So why: isn't he working? - He's Superman, that’s why. “The producers wouldn't give me a job,” he said. “They’s take one look at me and say it was im- possible.’’ * * This freeze on his acting career has driven him behind the cam- era. That may ‘be the best thing that ever happened to him, “I took over as director on the last -13 Superman segments we made last fall,” he remarked. “'T, did ‘it as sort of a chance, but | was surprised to find out how much I knew, I suppose you — to -absorb some ae in the business as ca as I have. “Now I'm enthused about doing more, I'm forming a production | company and we plan to make | | simply. and military men a couple of science fiction features back-to-back. The trick stuff ‘should come easy. We've done ev- _erything ——= man series.” * * * known that Superman would blight his outside acting career. | asked him why he undertook it. “I was hungry,” he explained It's not quite as simple as that. A reliable performer, George has done well over the years, al- though not always spectacularly. But when he returned from the Finally Gears Belt B. Howerton, political science pro- ‘fessor at the University of Missis- 'sippi, has traded in his old Army ‘belt for a new one. Howerton, a | reserve officer, had been using a : COOPER'S ADVENTURB | representatives would deter help belt issued to him in 1918 when he DEERSLAYER » nenr wee Ti Cone ito the rebels from the U, government. OKs Selfridge Housing | WASHINGTON WwW — The Air \Force has approved building 580 | housing units at Selfridge Air Force Base near Mount Clemens. Rep. Robert J. McIntosh (R-Mich) in reporting this said construction probably will start in March, A. R. | reported. for duty in World War I. \Catches Large Trout RAYMOND. Me. (UPI)—James Heath, a guide, ght the largest brown trout to be taken at Sebago Lake. He used a lead core line and Mooselook Wobbler spoon as a lure to land the 1T%-pounder battle. George certainly must have! —_ 2. EE ES S$320h8e cREE* 3: OXFORD, Miss. (UPI)—Dr. H.| from Jordan's Bay after an hour's; — war, he was just another in small army of actors trying to build their careers, He had a con- tract at Paramount but got lost there. * * He went to New York in the late ‘40s and prospered in live TV. But when Superman came) along eight years ago, he suc- cumbed, His fate isn't as black as it seems. He gets “perpetual resid- uals,” which means that he is paid every time the series is played. And it is being played all the time. He boasted that it is the No, 2 daytime show in audi- ence ratings here, and is appear- ing in seven foreign countries, * 13. re- i END ADV FOR PMg FRI June UNDERWATER MARFIOR MAT. — Hour SAT. lected 12: Cartoons Pius . 2 Feotures Children ALWAYS 20c Clark Gable Yonne DeCarlo IN COLOR “Band of “weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeree eee DRIVE-IN THEATRE Phone MA 4-3135 j q ' | George Washington, when a 22- year-old surveyor, Peomgeh scloa resulted in the Chesapeake |™ s S mention SAT. ~ SUN. MON. - TUES. Sa ie IN THE CITY OF PONTIAC! ' z i? Crushing Leap, Test of Manhood ! The Virgin Dance of Taboo! A Warrior... FIRST oe ty Chang! ed) eee: ai Capture of The they : PONTIAC! aieee Cray FIRST SHOWING IN THE CITY OF PONTIAC! "ORE MOST FANTASTIC ENTERTAINMENT EVENT ! THE HISTORY O OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY COMMERC * LAKE RD. TONIGHT—ALL COLOR SHOW! ey eS ee pov amen ye a . be Apt ee 0 gga DRIVE-IN THEATER EM 3-0661 Opse_T pm WHEN THE LAW RAN OUT FOR TEN MEN AND A MAVERICK GIRL, trapped in the West's most dead y land! \ ' \? THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED SHOW PICTURE AWARDS AND STARTING _ TIMES CANTINFLAS Screenplay by TECHNICOLORS xx starring eae DAVID NIVEN ROBERT NEWTON =. SHIRLEY MacLAINE * JAMES POE + JOHN FARROW and S. 1. PERELMAN From the Classic by JULES VERNE Directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON : ~PRICES— Nights: and Sunday $1.25 Inc. Tax Sat. Matinees 1:30 and 5:00... od. Mations 2:00 pm .....; 90¢ _ CHILDREN SOc ANYTIME SHOW - SATURDAY and-SUNDAY"1:30 P, M.--5-P. M, -- 8:30 P. M. ; WEDNESDAY 2:00 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. MON. ~- TUES. -- THURS. -- FRI. (One Show) 7:30 ONLY. \ a4 N % WALTER FITZGERALD %* SIR JOHN GIELGUD 4 HERMIONE GINGOLD * y dincepnic HARDWICKE *® TREVOR HO * PEtee La LILLIE » & PETER LORRE * EDMOND 1 LOWE *® COL. TIM McCOY Stes, ye age Sei oe eee Be Se fee ee ee, Se. peo! ef THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1058 speenpeeinant Fahe _TWENTY-ONT. 3 ‘ Hard Facts of Our Pocketbooks Ex-Canada Speaker, - Beaudoin, 45, and “Miss Alice| He met the new Mrs. Beaudoin Special Plasma Saves | The younewer/ setts ‘hts Outram, 23, were married yester-|formerly of Ottawa, seven years Boy Un dergoing Sur jacite ‘appendicitis Wednedday, Can You Afford to Let the Wife Work? By FAYE HENLE “You are employed; does it pay your wife ~ &? Or, should we phrase the question an you ed en ‘But, don’t be too ‘hasty’ with “your . There are two sides to this coin ‘and in this intsance we value happiness _ Bbove dollars: Af your wife is happy at work there \ isa pretty good chance that she is per- - forming 2 valuable service and that her happiness is reflected at home. This. should be more important than what i she earns or what both ef you might _bave to give up so she can work. Unfortunately, the dollars and cents side is seldom as bright. Even when a wife works — unless her income: far surpasses her husband’s — it is better to file a joint return. TAXES HIGHER Frequently this pushes both of you inte a higher tax bracket. It hits the second salary harder- than the first because al- though she may earn less than you do, her tax rate is based on your combined incomes. There are other expenses too. Figure this, other dependents, allows you a $600 deduc- 2 _ .+ tion per dependent, but probably will not- F ee ‘should have the answer at your | jertips because you have fust paid last . your wife’s take-home pay. ’does she keep—or spend so that she can en- ure still more tax money the more both of you earn.) The fact that you have children, or change your income bracket or increase Las Vegas Presbyterian [Bride Live in Vegas LAS VEGAS, Nev, (AP)—Louis|/Uesday in Reno from Margaret Rene Beaudoin, former Speaker ithe divorce ‘on routine of the Canadian House’ of*Com-|grounds of mental cruelty, The mons, says he and his new bride couple, married in 1937 in Quebec, plan to live>jn this desert gam-have two sons, Pierre Louis, 19, bling resort “Tand Michael, 17. day.in a simple ceremony at the|ago when she was church. public Beaudoin was divorced last/Royal’ Canadian Air Force. Beaudoin said he hopes to prac- Wespiser Beaudoin. He obtained|tice. law im Las ‘Vegas. : LOS ANGELES (AP)—A 12 year-old hoy bleeder was report: ed in good condition today after 1am emergency appendectomy. Bil- A crop destroving ‘locust in‘ly Whitley is a victim of .hemo- Saudi Arabia and East Africa eats philia, a hereditary tendency to, two to. three times its own weight excessive and uncontrolled bleed. each dhy. ‘ing. was rushed to a hospital here from A his home in-EF-Cajon. He was giv. “ en a special plasma which causes blood to clot during an operation, Billy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bluford Whitey. Michigan and New York lead the United States in the production of isalt. *. * i ‘your wife earns $3,000 a year and your combined incomes remain below $8,000, then $660 of her salary goes for federal tax es, another 24 per cent is lopped off for socia] security deductions. Out of the $250 she earns each month, somewhere between $62 and $67 goes for these items alone. _° Besides, the State Department of Labor estimates she needs upwards of $25 a month for such items as car-fare and lunch money. Chances are she'll buy more reading matter as she travels back and forth te work, enjoy more expensive . coffee breaks, perhaps smoke more, certainly chip tn for office gifts and. parties. By this time at least $95 of her $250 is gone. Of the $155 that remains, how much | joy the satisfaction of work? * x * The answer to this depends upon two important factors: what sort of clothes she | needs for her job and, more important— ' * 4 : # TWO FIRST RUNS BOTH IN BLAZING COLOR IN THE PONTIAG AREA cL RPONTIAC ‘ai.5_ DRIVE-IN AE 5-B50 Oa : / THEA t% 'Z “+ M-G-M onese FORD SHIRLEY -MacLAINE ue i Arourd The World im 69 Days” | A MOST UNUSUAL WESTERN PICTURE | J | The World's Most Exciting ssc to ste what a working wife costs: Say your income is somewhere in the $4,001 to $8,000 a year bracket. Her federa! tax will take at least 22 per cent of her salary. It could take 26 per cent if she pushes your combined incomes into the $8,000 to $12,000 a year class. (Fig- and expensive—has she small children who | will have to be cared for during working @ hours and how much will this cost? i These, then, are the facts that deter- | mine whether you can afford a working | wife. * ; = . - « iden Pea coe LESLIE NIELSEN - MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY - Gan’ BUCHANAN AAI? WILLIAM BOWERS ave JAMES EDWARD GRANT héagtater by Oe ROREES fases = s Sev be JANES FOUND GOT. wm CinemaScnpe ant METROGR.OF - Directed by GEORGE MARSHALL - Produces wy EDMUND GRAINGER Coming to Wisner Stadium JULY Wth. 12th, 13th SAM SNYDER’S WORLD FAMOUS | WATER FOLLIES! LUSCIOUS SOPHIA IN HER MOST FIERY ROLE! Youth, 17, Pleads Guilty Gladys. 38. over his using the tel Furnace Explodes, — to call a girl. friend last NEW YORK (AP)—A ii-year- . in the back ot the ae as she MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. & ld boy pleaded guilty yesterday P&*%ed along a hallway outsic ae! peagprett ie ai dene as ae the the bedroom where he and a chum) — Three small children were —— sting - pike one ~ were examining his collection of burned to death last night when . « * * ‘hunting rifles. the house in which they were ee sleeping in rural Meunt Pleasant By entering the plea. John E.| One of the greatest forest pre- ee afire by a gas furnace Jessup of Boroklyn, escaped the serves in the Far East is Taiwan's explosion. . possibility of.the electri echair. Ta-Hsueh-Shan area on the Big * «* + No date was set for the sentenc- Snow Mountain. It will produce : = ing: 20 years to life in prison. {28 million board feet of lumber seme See ee Geet Jessup argued with his mother. yearly. Sharon, 5, and their brother, _ Chartes, 3, died in the fire-ex- ea v0 PRESENTS OPEN 6:45—TONITE MA 4.2151 - Hospitslized with serious burns were Mrs. Arthur McQueen, 27, her four-month-old daughter, Su. | sie, and her brother, Roger Fa- laugher, 16. Police said all of the victims were asleep when the furnace ovine YUL BRYNNER + ) MARIA SCHELL - CLAIRE BLOOM a5) cagicded! Se ta a ae ee broke priser, cana : : Onc 2 peste ly Pa wae A I l “u COTTEN. LINDFORS - BLAIR - BOND 42 McQueen and her i at the World's Largest Portable Swimming Pools . Tee ' house to the evening . BRAND ner bre mor mater ie *SPECIAL *SPECIAL * SPECIAL = ipo _basband was MUSIC LIGHTING STAGING a . — eee EXCLUSIVE . 4 FE 4-4611 2 IN COLOR 2150 OPDYKE RD. ON OUR WIDE,. 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FRIDAY, so ilies D 20,000 Have Key Role for Contract Demands _. in Oldsters . ee pogo ly pect on 2 Minor UAW Officials Vital i in Talks ca Mtoe aa ; — DETROIT (AP}—An army of; It's nearly impossible to findisler and the other demeaciit have'ards and committeemen are very! BOGATA, Tex. (AP) — Age: “9,000 minor union officials has. anyone who sees chance of agree- tightened up. At Chrysler, a union! ya) t become a vital factor in the Unit-|ment before August. The, UAW ‘steward now has to report to his er poms ea fy eas ed Auto Workers’ fight to win'yesterday set in motion the ma- iregular job for the first hour a , new contract demands from she chinery to take strike votes among' lhis work day. He also has to work He explained that on a age automotive Big Thee. (GM, Ford and Chrysler’ workers |it the first hour after lunch and/@Y be might handle a variety They are the union shop stew-|but emphasized there was no plan|the last hour of the day. complaints from. workers, now working under unusual con-| The auto companies’ no-contract. Norman Matthews. director of” ‘¢ Plant to charges that the ditiags to handle the problems of/operations brought up new prob- the UAW’s Chrysler department, company had stepped up the speed nearly half a million General Mo-|lems daily for workers and man-' 4, arged the new company policy. of its. production lines. Z enact OPEN SUNDAY ae | ards ‘and plant ~ committeemen for an immediate strike. «ce from protests that it was too hot | tors, agra and Ford VAW' a he - was an attempt to intimidate oth-| x* «* * workers during their current, no- pical of the union stewards er ynionists. Chrysler de the) “The chief stewards have to be. 3 comtract period. is Lamon Good of UAW’ local 7 charge saying that amar geal veverything from a chaplain toa i se es DAY JUNE 15th *« * * which represents 4,000 UAW work-jract. it. was not bound to have lawyer. from a nurse to a coun- ¥ The stewards and committee-/&'5 af Chrysler's KerchevalJef- union representatives in the plants\selor for the several hundred men figured prominently* in the ferson plant. but: would do so under tightened workers they represent,” he said. A UAW strategy when the union's, ~ & rules. Good and thousands of other contracts. with the Big Three ran) Under the recently expired con-- UAW officials said if the com- chief stewards and committeemen out about two weeks ago. Sinceitract, Good devoted practically — succeeded in cracking are back at work at regular jobs’ then, for the first time in overjall his work time to handling down on the stewards, the aver-in the plants now for the first Children $1 00 — Adults $1.95 tg 17 years, the auto plants haveicomplaints and grievances. ‘age plant worker might become time in years, been operating without a contract.| Chrysler, like the other autojintimidated and accept possible | . * «*« #¥# j GM, Chrysler, Ford and the|companies, pays the stewards and “reasonable work standards. | “lt was rough on us. the first All You Can : union all said when the contracts |committeemen the rates they ~*~ * * |eouple of days, but we are get-| : "SPECIAL - NEW AT 7 MANS Lovely Singing Ster expired that they would do their| would get best to keep the plants operating |ular jobs | normally while negotiators tried) In the if working on their reg-) Good expressed disappointment ting back into the swing of things | in the auto plants. | at Chrysler's attitude. “If they/now,” he explained. Many of the’ no-contract period, Chry- only realized it, the ‘chiet stew- stewards had not worked a full SATURDAY ONLY 11:30 ‘TIL ? to agree on a new pact. day is in the plant for over 10 vears. Just Too Much . eee «bossy | & a en | NIGHT. ent fo Cyprus tortie Miccus |g aunt mun cane | SMANNY'S 13350" GARDEN CENTER ¢ \ % [ 1< is | FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPD— | SALLROOM SI FLOOR SHOWS Serenbene 3 Britain Hopes to End ‘ eatefed win A ee en en i] EVERY og | M ANNY’S : a Some men are satisfied with © Dancing overs, Thursday, | . _ Comedy M., C. i amass Huron & Elisabeth Lake Rds. Fights Between Greek, one wife. Others like to hunt Saturday and . Sunéey FRIDAY and e By Proclamation DANCING : at = Turkish Cypriots around a bit after marriage. : eG SATURDAY . of But when a man brings a girl | , puted livooktk x waseuanay = P ‘ # WANTED NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP)—Britain| Send home to live with him . _ May - peed + FRIDAY 1,000 COMIC BOOKS is flying paratroopers to this Med-} aay ous ns oe Mrs. | _— , Y Bob Bailey * SATURDAY 1900 True Love Story Mags. Jiterranean island colony to Ruthie Bir inks that's just! : 4 ; We Handle Tricks, Jokes, and strengthen forces trying to end too much. ' CAMPUS BALLROOM it JAM SESSION TUESDA Sunday Is * SUNDAY Novelties continuing clashes between Greek * * * PEREEA ond LiveRnene Guest Artists Night! ee a ont PIPER'S MAGAZINE OUTLET | and Turkish Cypriots. Eleven Mrs. Bird, 37, complained in | singe oat Se Mesiciens bers c B » s_ neg Cypriots have been killed since. a Fort Worth divorce hearing | at. ond mane sat i FRANK P ERRY : = Saturday. + | yesterday that her truck driver Bi) FINEST ORCHESTRAS | AND HIS SWINGMASTERS SCRIB’S LIQUOR — FOODS TY * | husband returned home Oct. 15 | i TOP QUALI i British plans for the future of with a girl friend. | . i e ‘ - Corner of Elizabeth BAR & RESTAURANT AUTOMATIC \Cyprus—to be announced Tuesday) “yances is going te live in — :. Dell Ss Inn Lake and Cass Leke 130 S$. Telegraph Rd. FE 46981 ware expected to intensify the, the house with us,” she said he | F 0 E 1230 Roads es violence by failing fully to satisfy) told her. “You can either stay | eo Welles iecomestne My 2-298) a faeces ven either the 400.000 Cypriots of or get out,” 229 W M j Greck descent or the 100,000! ' * & & | The situation approached civil iwar yesterday with the bloodiest. jbattle yet. A gang of 30 Greek cy iots tried to raid a Turkish vil near Nicosia and was met | -with -gunfire. Three Greeks were killed and nine wounded, . British troops headed off part. of the Greek mob, arresting 30 ‘and disarming the rest, but one! Pe. Mrs. Bird said she got cut and BANQUET OR PARTY —_— | “Come out. and & The Greeks want the island an-, left her husband Lioyd with his | HALL FOR RENT 'nexed to Greece. The Turks want | girl friend who she identified as — CALL FE 4-1901 | see Steve and ‘Cyprus partitioned if the British) Frances Holliday. — : F F d Food Gymru Feteeeondiveme 3 | or Fun an || Dinah on our big Color TV” ATHER’S DAY SPECIAL _ STRIP SIRLOIN STEAK .. . po- tatoes, vegetable, chef's salad ‘7 50 FOR FUN dance to the music of the Bob Lawson Combo every Friday and Saturday night. FOR FOOD try our wonderful lunches and dinners for a really fine taste treat. NEW DRAYTON INN TASTY FISH 7: rt DINNER 13 VARIETIES PIZZA PIE with choice of dressing, hot roll and butter. 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The %-degree heat, the clutching rough, the 25-mile an hour winds, the powdery fine sand traps, the mud in the watered fairways, the # a .ton, O.; Mike pin placements and spike marks Two of them—Errie Ball and John- ny Bulla—gave up the ghost and withdrew without completing the first round. x* * * Not since Oakland Hills, has a course caused so much compiain- ing. But there was a big differ- ence—at Oakland Hills the players . thought the course was tricked up too much, with bunkers catching 20 and 260 yard drives straight down the middle. Here, they think the course is tough, but fair. They blame the conditions here, except for the heat and wind, on the U.S, Golf Association. The scores bore out their cry- ing that conditions were far from satisfactory when 81 players— exactly half the field—tfailed to break 38, which is 19 over par, and five were in the 90's. Never has an Open seen such high “What are they trying to do, drive all the young golfers out of business,” asked the 56-year-old — Sarazen, competing in his 28th Open. ‘The officials of the USGA. who figured out those placements should be hanged.” * * * “They are a joke,” Bob Rosburg of San Francisco added. “And 1 supposé they will be even worse for the second round today.” . The rough was cut to a uniform four inches, but it still was more than most of the golfers could handle. For‘the most part, they simply had to wedge out back onto, UPI Phetes SNEAD TOSSES Sammy Snead went on a club tossing kok ke “TULSA, Okla. (UPD) ‘or The is —Eighty-one players, or ex- actly half of the 162-man field, chopped out scores in the 30's, or worse, — Five players who are good staggered home with 90's. settle for 7i's, a one over par figure which hasn't been worth the lead since Sam Snead’s | National Open Leaders | Tommy Bolt ...... 36-35—71 Eari Stewart Jr. ........ et eo. Julius Boros 35-36-71 Bob Rusburg : Dick Metz ... 3-335—71 Mike Pavella : Sho Lioyd Mangrum | .36-36—72 x-Deane R. Beaman . 6-39—T5, Frank Stranahan 72 Clarence yer . 41-34-75, Jimmy Demaret 3 Chick Harbert ... 4-19-75 Bruce Crampton 3\Ben Hogan . .39-36—75 z-Harvie Ward 14(Gary Whager ..... 5. eccceneos Smiley Quick 74 x-Charies R. Coe arris 4 |Preddie Haas Gene Littler 4 Caryy Sam 80) vane 5|Tom Nieporte Pat Schwab 5 Marty Furgol ecnaacae mua erie Walfer .Burkemo 5 xd Pittman .........-......- seater Arnold .Palmer . }—75 Robe 2 Ba aGoHoN Boe 37-38—75 —T7$ | x—Amateur z : FS JE if | i! Mt i ; £ F 532% j : 3 f; f U the traps were filled, with jad- No Black Cats, Just Bogeys—Double Bogeys 13th Was Yesterday at Tulsa no cavalry to ride to the res-” cae, Roberto De Vicenzo, the “” v2 ishing with a 90, walked up to Wieland with fire in his eyes and blazed: “Print that and your paper never gets another nickel's werth of advertising from us.’ ‘As you can see, yesterday had to be Friday the 13th. Burkemo Leads Locals These are the scores of Mich- Se igan golfers in yesterday's open- nee 3e37—73 ing round of the National Open ++: 3-73 golf tournament: _ie7—75 Walter Burkeme, Franklin —— Chiek Harbert, Northville Jack Fleck, Rechaneee , 77 Max Evans, Uties SH41—8F BOX Former Walled Lake his Miami, Fla., ships being held in California. * * * i * star Charles H. Wilson is representing base. in the Air Force World-Wide track champion. Southfield High School hopes to have lights when the 1958 foot- ball season rolls around, Five Ferndale St. James High School will have the same head coach ‘its three “major sports next sea- son. skipper m He will be néwly-appointed Tom Fitzgerald, Fitzger- . _ald will move from an assistant ketball and baseball. assistant will be named soon. * * * have been added to the list timers game. |post at Detroit Austin to take over the Dales teams in football, bas- He replaces Corky Foster and Hal Smith, An Hal Newhouser, Jimmy Foxx, Donie Bush and Alvin Crowder of former baseball stars slated to play in the June 28 Detroit-Boston old Mike Souchak orman in New York Debut ns SP qPH ES By BILL CORNWELL A tather-and-son tandem from ‘qualifying medal yesterday in the Watson and Emil Gallas. (9th annual Pine Lake Invitational | ‘golf tournament at Pine Lake’ iCouptry Club. | Tony Skover, president of Mead-| owbrook CC, and 20-year-old Tom-' my, a Notre Dame student, fired a two-under-par 70 to pace 15 other two-man teams which qualified for spree at the National Open in Tulsa yesterday. match play eliminations in the Snead, playing championship flight. in his 18th Open tournament, throws-his driver into the air after his’ tee-shot from the 3rd tee landed behind a tree, In the bottom photo he bounces the club to his caddy. Sover rough Southern Hills course. Snead _ shot par 37-38—75 on the the fairway. Ben Hogan, shooting for an un- precedénted fifth Open crown, said the spike marks on the greens late in the afternoon made it “impossible to get a true line on a putt.” Ed Furgol, the 1954 Open cham- pion, who was grouped with Ho-| gan, Snead, Cary Middltcoff and | a host of others at 75, said the! U.S.G.A. was to blame for the | slow play—it took his foursome | nearly five hours to pley the course. kk “You have to stand on the | fairway_as long as 16 minutes | waiting to make your approach | shots while they are raking the sand traps,” he pointed out. “It isn’t the players who are te blame for the slew play.” k The U.S.G.A. got into the act on) ihe slowness of play when it had | a committee go out to direct 22-, Picket Seeking Paige for Frisco SAN FRANCISCO (P—A lone picket marched in front of Seals Stadium Thursday with a sign reading :— x * vt ae * “Stoncham—Save Our Giants. Get Satchel Paige From Miami, * * * The picket identified himseif as Wayne Nelson and said he hoped something would be done by Hor. ace Stoneham, owner of the Na- tional League baseball club, to pull the Giants out of their los. ing streak. * * * Paige is the ageless Negro | pitcher, year-old Bruce Crampton of Syd-) < ney, Australia, one of the five for-| 4 eign players in the field, to speed | 4 4 up play because three three-somes were stacked up behind his group. | - * * * Under the conditions, those one [8 ever par 71's by Boros, Bolt and) = Metz were remarkable. For this is| supposed to be a young man’s © course—yet the average age of the). 11 leaders was 39. |; A stroke off the pace of the was 43-year-old Lioyd — Mangrum, who won this one _ back in 1946 and 35-year-old © leaders Frank Stranahan. At 73, two | strokes behind the front running trio, weré Crampton and grand- paw Jimmy Demaret, who is 47. Two-time U.S. amateur cham- pion Harvie ‘Ward, 33; 27-year-old Gene Littler; Smiley Quick, who is 48; and 50-yeat-old Labron Harris, a teaching pro from Stillwater, Okla., were at 74, There were 2) at 7. Beside, Hogan, Shead, Middlecoff and Har- |: bert, they: included Pat Schwab, the young bridegroom from Day- Souchak, former PGA king Walter Burkemo, Mas fers champion and leading money winner Arnold ‘Palmer, the veteran Freddie Haas = Rosburg. es * F) Sarazen,. who won this one for | the first time’ back in 1921 .and ~ then repeated in -1931, carded a AA Re i 5k a 84, Be - Doctoring with the muscles stiff and eral strokes. Moreover, the whole round badly. So make'a special ef- fort to hit out.20 to 40 shots on the practice -tee before getting on the first tee. Start right. : " hea 1958, the’ mind not attuned to the game is to cost yourself from two or three to sev- if you play the first few holes badly, you’re apt to get in a rut mentally and play with the short irons and work up through the wéeds, swinging easy at first so that Toe get your timing If lack of time or @ crowded course makes it. impos- sible for you to hit these practice shots before starting, at least take a dozen or so practice swings. And, while yy ‘re at it, take a few practice putts. ~ begin in all seven flights this morning with all competition on an 18-hole basis. The Pine Lake tourney is a selective drive-alter- nate shot event, the only one of its kind in the area. two bogies, putts to post a scorecard of 35-35— 70 against Pine Lake's par 36-36— es * * * One stroke behind the medalists at 71 was Blaine Eynon of Forest Lake and Tommy Shannon Jr., son, of Orchard Lake's head pro. Ey- non and Shannon shot 36-35. dim Funston of Plum Hollow | and Bill Krall of Edgewood, whe | | rifled a 37.35—72 for 3rd place, | muffed a golden chance to be | | co-medalists on the 18th green by three-putting from eight feet Plum Holiow’s Bill Nettle, run- \aaesapl tar’ ie Pia Laks) ooown the last two years, barely man- aged te qualify for the champion- ship flight after tying four other teams at 78 with only one berth open. Pettibone and Nettle slipped into Fscoaleg my Pfaff-Al Horst The four unlucky and Phil Cone ay, ge AMERICAN LEAGUE extra |Meadowbroak walked off with the Lansing* Country Club team—Joe| the top flight by winning a sudden- — Match play was scheduled to 4.51), playoff on the 2nd He 5 hole. tandems. pushed into the Ist flight by the Pettibone-Nettle victory were Ben Latos. Smith and Harold Randolph, Grace Jr. The Skover team combined for Keller and J four birdies and 30 nie Cole and Jack Matson. Smith and Joe Pfatt and Horst Paul! Skovers Earn Medal at Pine Lake — of Detroit Golf Club and Bill/former state amateur champion, lor Brien of Oakland Hills and aiwas the top casualty in- yesterday's, 18-hole qualifiers. Champions will be crowned i in| \all flights on Sunday to climax ' Bill Pettibone of Red Run and |the four-day tournament. CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Qualifying Scores | Ton iy Skover-Tommy Skover Biaine Eynon-Tom Shannon Jr Jim Pumston-Btl] Krall........37-33 Randall Ahern-Perry Byard. ...39- 34 Bob Babbish- Bill O'Brien.. Joe Watsos-Emil Gallas Tom Draper-Bob Zinn ""36-36- ~74 as ‘Tiger manager 8S n H e . 38-37 Ze Marry Lato. pple b Secal 3$-3¢_2; Boston when the Red Sox tagged ee-Ted Panaretos ........ a aeimee 16 Detroit with a 4-2 loss, Faget-Jack Geiss : "38. 3077 rs owery- Harry Martin ..39-38-—TT Despite the loss, the Tigers Lee tom Cross-Ea Novak ..eeee33-42—77, mained in seventh place a game | ay est-Don Patrick .... 40-37—77 *Bill Nettle- Bill ee Siu in from of the cellar-dwelling — > “Qualified after playoff oday's First Reund Pairings Skover and-Skover vs. Latos Watson and Gallas vs. Low Punston and Krall Winokur and Sega! Martin. Yager and Geiss and Patrick, Cross and Novak and Zinn ' vs _Nettie snd Pet ttbone. C10 7 4.) Win Over Jets CIO Local 594 tallied ti ion the trusty arm of pitcher J Addis to gain a 4-2 victory ov er vs Eynon and Shannon rel Hoeft Will Hurl Series Opener Against Shantz Tigers Still in Seventh | Losing Boston} After Final 4-2 NEW YORK ® — Bill Norman, jmakes his: managerial debut in) lYankee Stadium tonight when the} 35-37-79 Detroit Tigers open a four-game 36- ea series with the high-flying Bronx 73 Bombers. 33, Norman dropped his first game in vesterday Chicago White Sox. After winning two straight games. vs. | for Norman, the Tigers suffered a’ apse yesterday as Jackie Jensen Ahern and Byard hit his 15th home run and Sam Babbish and Draper White connected - four split in the four game series Ossie Virgil hit his first Ameri- can League home mun in the sixth inning when Detroit chased Red Sox starter Dave Sisler with a two- run uprising. However, Ike Delock took over ip and held the Tigers in check the | | rest of the way. Sisler was cred- came little Murry Dickson of the fanned four of the five he faced, ited with his sixth victory im Kansas City Athletics. iree times in the 2nd inning and then relied 4 im) er eight decisions, Boston rapped Tiger starter Paul right-hander went all th | Foytack for seven hits in the 3 |Our Jets in City League baseball | anings he worked. It was the third'3-2 to the American League lead- hit two-run homers ! straight} __ times and gave the Red Sox a ‘NOT QUITE, MR. WHITE AP Wirephete — Sammy White of the Boston Red Sox is caught by Ossie Virgil of the Tigers trying to slide into third ase. White was trying for third on a grounder. The umpire is Larry | Napp. Boston won the game, 4-2. Dickson Bows in 12th to Yankee Youngsters 1-3\to lose in 12 innings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS This is a story about a loser, At almost 42, the knuckleballing The record after relieving Ford ‘two on, one out in the 11th. ith He istriking out the side in the -12th. rookie right-hander has e way only|whiffed 40 in 25 2-3 innings. last ‘night,| Gus Triandos and Jim Marshall ; for the Orioles, to be Marshall's single driving home the pitched winner in a three-run fifth against ‘losing reliever Don Massi (4-6). Neil Chrisley’s third hit, a triple, « for | for a bogey. Mew York woe tet Foe Beet activity yesterday at Wisner = straight time Foytack was knocked ing New York Yankees. Most of! who blew a 4-1 lead, then won with t, ston SIS Al Hayward’s lead-off triple, a 54, early in the game them weren't old enough | Red. Run's Perty Byard. who Kansas Cay... 2 310 eta single by Roger Johnson. a pair of boy scouts when Murry a awe Pei ; ips 7 A c ‘teamed up. With Ralph Elistrom f eoreets 4 OO a 11. (costly errors and a sacrifice fly The Tigers collected seven hits his first major league game. |from Dearborn to win last year’s/Cleveland .... 2 522 gave the CIO an early 3-0 working, off Sister and Delock including | ititle, and veteran Randall Ahern ‘Chicago - 2 w 43 4 ‘margin and one insurance run was two by Al Kaline and Virgil. $ The kids who beat the old man, a rookie in the AL, were ‘of Red Ran and Meadowbrook, | pobrisle new partner, shared 4th’ ‘Kansas City 4. New York 1, Ist afiernoon New Y ispot with two other teams at 73. * * * | Also shooting 73 were Bob Bab- Boston 4. Ds Washington 6. Chicago § ’ gosigt 38 ie Your Golf < Detroit at New York, & By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF : PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Poor Starts. DIAGNOSIS: Starting Out Cold. Treatment: Baseball players do it, football players do it, baskétball players do it—and you should do it too, fellow golfer. Warm up before you start a round, I mean. To start a round of golf John F. Dillte Co.) : Pittsburgh at ails aniaaeinacee aed coh Palade ai San 4 Kapsas City at Bosten Chicago at Baitimore, * Cleveland at Washington, = Chicago at Baltimore, 1:05 & Detroit at New York, 1 pm | Kansas FS | Cleveland = Chicago Detroit at New York, ~ Kansas City at pester, = Milwaukee YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ork 3, Kansas C on game, cat ton 4. Detri Cacdend 5 TODAY's GAMES ‘Eastern Standard Time) vs. Shantz (4-2) (7-2) vs. Brewer (2-5) = Cleveland at Washington 7:05 pm —Nar- 3 leski (7-4) vs Stobbs (2-4) (4-5) vs. Harshman (3-5) TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE 1pm pm City at Boston, 1 pm SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE at Washington, I pm at Baltimore. 2, 1:65 pm 1 m 12.30 pm NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pct. Behind — 21 | os San Francisco i) 23 545, 1'y &) Cincinnati 24 23 511 34 © | Pittsburgh wees at 26 209 Ske * (St. Louis - 25 25 500 4 jChicago noeneet Li 29 442 «(5 ley eiphia 23 28 451 fily Le Angeles 22 30 432 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS [pi cerned 5, ee _= 0, night | Milwa , ; Phitedelghia 4, as Pittsbu soap vob 3 burgh 2, San Francisco 1 TODAY'S GAMES astern Standard 4B (E Time) '|Milwaukee at St. os 8 p.m—dJay (0-0) | ¥s. Jackson game, 7 pm —Hoeft (45) 7 1% p.m. —Garver 7°65 pm—Pierce W'dmore \- | j added in the 3rd frame Addis spaced six hits, stanzas. dystance for the Jets and also yie ga six safe blows. CITY BASEBALL : 4 Id- Don Buddin hit a blooper single’ fanned jn the first, Ted Williams followed’ ity 2, 12 mnings, two and walked one w hile giving with a double and Frank Malzone * (up single runs in the 2nd and 4th singled to account for the first two Jim Coperonie hurled the poston tallies. ‘White singled again the fourth and scored on a bloop-blew by Sisler after Jimmy Piersall's ABRH sacrifice, B B H wd 24 300 re inson, rf a te 7 Virgil's } Detroit foodhull. | 300 op onle, © owine Virgils homer, Detroi McGuire if of0 Seay. U 300 Fo : ing 8 sixth | W'dmo 3b 2 @ Sotto, ¥ 391. added its seeond run in the sixth) icketts ) OX ¢ 300 ; voli Hvwd.1b 312 Rooker ib >27.0n a double by Kaline, a balk.’ sear or 118 Becwreme © 28 gland an infield out rm € 2b ; : A Thomp an ss 200 Simmans % 301 Norman nominated Billy Hoeft renin i a san Komlens ie? to start against New York tonight. Moore °° Hoeft has qa 4-9 record. He wil] be _ 26 46 on 000 oat § OPPosed by Bobby Shantz who will 4 6 1 jets 010 100 0-2 ¢ 1 be seeking his fifth victory as against two defeats |Murry ‘fifth, sourian made his debut bek, kee hits, was 3 Andy Carey and Elston Howard. Carey, who singled and went to third when his theft of second drew a wild throw, was 8 years old when Dickson broke in with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1939. Howard, who singled Carey home, was 9. Starter Whitey Ford and winning stepped into the who got the ® * * The A's, who won the opener of the ‘reliever Ryne Duren were 10 when Majors ‘from Houston. Bill Skowron, whose sixth home run tied it 2-all in the was & when the 310! Mis-! Tony Ku- first of 12 Yan- iand second RBI bagged it Washington in the eighth against losing reliever Early Wynn (5-5). Al Smith counted three runs with two homers for the last place White Sox. Dick Hyde won it in relief. Marlene Hagge Back on Beam MARBLEH /Mariene Hagge, EAD. Mass. op — unhappy with her igame a week ago because she was “‘steering’ the ball. today i@ leader entering the second ’ . DETR OF ou BOSTON | yy the day-night pair 4-1, fell te third round of the $12,000 Round Robin Mone gn College Groth cf 501 Budd ss 4120 With the defeat as Boston, a 4-2 Women’s Invitation golf tourna» Virgie ee Rael? sti eiWinner over Detroit, took second, ment ‘Boone lb 3001 Stephensif 0000 place, nine games behind New Mrs. Hagge had plus 23 points Hoeft 0000 Gernertlb 23001 P ad P i anc wo ers Wilson, 6,8 O80 Melvone 3b 3611, YoOrk. Fourth place Washington de-|on a three-under-par fund of 70 F Bing % 32816 sensnrt 47 1 lifeated the Chicago White Sox 65, |veste rday = 10 peints ahead of _ BETROTT (APA Cleassuras Martin ss 2010 Piersal ef 38 ies Baltimore jumped past Clev e-|runnerup Betty Dodd who had tied ja 19-year-old outfielder from the Hegane 3900 Sisler p land into fifth by beating the In- her for 17th in the LPGA d-Harris 1b 1600 Delock 1000 ating University of Maryland, has; ee gece “e jdians 7-5. i The tournament, at the 6,174 signed a Triple-A contract with Agiittep svard Tedesco Country Club cours . Hale = 1:00 0 | Dickson, now 42 in his th POPU eee Abe heramel the Detroit Tigers. ‘Mor anp 00600 i jor 1 left 11 consists of 16 top pros playing in Cleassuras hit 481 as a fresh. | Fine ey eee | Yan heen cn base, He stranded P2nsing foursomes for five ‘man at Maryland and batted .345'*-Bertoia. = 1:0 0 0 [Pouge =e satin Spr th rounds, through Sunday. A plus his spri z oint is awarded for every st ‘this spring, Totals 33272 Totals 34114 Canding Uhewren «ith te Wann \E ery stroke’ The Tigers also announced ft he | mreck out for Morgan in isigning of outfielders Danny Blev- for. Boone in 8th, ‘opped out for Agutrre in Sth; B—)/ C—Ran Tth: D—fHed out for He loaded for the final out in the | 'a player has under her three rivs ‘als atid a minus point for every Philade} ia at san "Prancises. 10:15 pom r ‘ ! aaa es rte (34) vs Antoneil! aie ling of Van Lear, Ky., and Jerold ¢ is &th; E~Flied out for Valentinettt in ninth. |stroke over thew. = | Pitts spurgh at a 10 p.m.— \Cross of Ponea City, Okla. [Betis sea wenies peed 4 900—2| It was Murry's longest job since aiten —— = areas : on a Mimeinncht ok |polish treatment, More than 100 of the sleek craft are expected to sail past Brenton Hunter, a no hit util- Lightship for the* 635-mile ocean’ ity rod Palgganliapent at yester- seas starts at 1 p.m. EDT day by the Kansas City Athletics The original list of 124 boats, by \Garecquel yg ar ls ors fm far the largest in the history of Mantle at the plate. - |this Kentucky Derby of yachting, « }|will be sliced somewhat by scratch- es, but such a reduction usually is well below 10 per cent. and Chico Carrasquel, a pair of 30-year-old infielders, went to work for new bosses today with ex-teammates still talking of their hit punctuated farewells. * the plate yesterday, there’s little to choose between the pair. But General Manager Frank Lane of Cleveland: is hopeful the slick field- ing Hunter will pull the Indians’ weak infield defense together. Indian Manager Bobby Bragan called the swap a step in the right direction but admitted he doesn’t expect to solve all the club's prob- lems, He said he was counting on Hunter, whom he had managed in the minors, to help plug the leaky Cleveland defense and pep up. the club. * * * “He's a ‘holler guy,’ said Bra- gan, “And as far as his attitude is concerned, I'd like to have nine players like him.” Carrasquel has always been a better hitter than Hunter, the In. dian manager acknowledged, but Billy has a wider range in field- ing than Chico. In their farewells Hunter, slammed out a triple and a double and drove in two runs as the Ath- letics defeated New York 4-1 in the afternoon half of a day-night Hunter, Chico hav Suits NEW YORK (AP)—Billy Hunter himself no Mickey! to Off their last appearances at! doubleheader, He then packed his duds and left to join his new team- mates in Baltimore. * * * Carrasquel, who wasn’t advised that he had been dealt to the Ath- letics until after the night game at Baltimore, said goodbye with three hits and two RBIs _ but Cleveland dropped a 1-5. decision Baltimore. s Hunter raised his batting aver- age to _.155. Carrasquel boosted his to .256, Each has hit two home runs, Carrasque] has 21 runs bat- ted in and Hunter 11. Arrows Win, 16- 0, With 4- Run Rallies | The Arrows scored fout-run: braces in the 6th and 7th innings) for a 16-10 triumph over the Pon- tiac Lake Merchants in a wild! Waterford National League softball game last night at Drayton Plains. Hoot Gibson, the Arrows’ hard- hitting utility player, sparked the comeback victory with ‘two douw-' bles and two singles in four tries. 1 The Merchants held a 9-8 lead going into the 6th stanza. In an exhibition contest yester- a, Don Dubats made three hits in four trips to the plate to pace| Blue Star Drive-In’s + — of Lakeland Pharmacy: THURSDAY'S FIGHTS PHILADELPHIA -— Sugar Hart, Philadelphia and Gi] Turner, 150, adeiphia, drew 10. ‘eat IN $25 to *500 To get cash for vacations or for any other worthwhile purpose come to General Public. We make loans to men and women—married or single. You are assured of prompt, personal service and a monthly payment plan to suit your convenience. 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The giant field will be divided into two groups and they will tour the two layouts concurrently. Aft- er 18 holes, the two groups will swap courses and conduct another 18-hole round. * * * The Michigan Publinx Golf As- Church League Lead| ‘lthe jurisdiction and guid- Shared by 2 Teams Wally Johnson spun a four-hitter |sociation operates the state sec- —— tional trials under USGA rules and = regulations. obtain and for the most part, it can be purchased at moder- ate cost. A vast majority of today’s golf- ing public involves people in the middle and lower income brackets. Golf is no longer just a wealthy. man's sport. It has been placed in the hands of everybody. SHORT, PUTTS The Flint Open, slated June 192 22 at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club near Grand Blanc, may raise its jackpot to $100,000 next year if the first tournament is a success. | , * * * This would serve as a replace- ment for the lucrative All-Amer. ican and World tourneys at Tam O’Shanter which George S. May suddenly cancelled this . spring after a squabble with the PGA over entry fees. The Flint Open is presently the No. 1 financial plum on the pro- fessional circuit. There is a total purse of $52,000 with a $9,000 re. ward for the winner. As Jay Hebert said, “That $9,000 will buy a lot of groceries.” es WW cos F O rd We Gon © 6 PASSENGERS ©9 PASSENGERS @2 DOORS e4 sa a SAVE VE ond MORE, WITH No special tools or skill required to create a professional It’s loads of fun — and it saves you money, too. Stop in today for your Free Copy of the VERSA-Railing| PLANNING CHART. CARL SHELL and SONS 4994 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains OR 3-5043 Open Friday ‘til 9 P.M, eR and Al Olson batted in two of the’ runs as First Presbyterian moved, into a 1st place tle with First) Baptist by beating that team 3-1) lin the Church League softball fea-| ture last night. Both have 82 rec-) | BRUCE KESSLER, IT’S SO EASY end my installation, | 4 i Sales Mgr. wreril inves yon to Sellew the! 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ANNUAL CLEARANCE | ‘SALE te, be rh OMe: REE Flowering Shrubs’ Fruit Trees Shade Trees ’ Hundreds to Choose From All Shrubs and Trees Grow- ing in Pots ..,.may be a » of ma EVERGREENS Flowering Plants, Reg. 3.50 Flats of 6 Dozen Open Sundays and Evenings Jacobsen” s | _*° @RION OGARDEN CENTER While Perry don turn north 6 545 So, Broadway Orion MY 2-2681 Rose Bushes, Potted 20% Off | $062 @ Petunias-Marigolds-Salvia $2.50 _ \able ceramic or quarry tile is es- Street fs a page Go out Mt. preg poe St. to : Pong ca s. They a may | Plan, Then Plant —| 0.4 propulsion ef such wa’ heiGen Dynam ... 4 Tex G Bul ....106 Satererent ia being eperes “with Meigen me meee a Textron .....+5 = consent. no 8 . Thomp Pd oft Section 10. Every watercraft being!Gen --» Ue © 2A — _— —— within the — = otors .. Eh ® eo Le 7% “12.8 sere « i. territorial time ot the ® “village ‘of\Gen Tel... Og srenmmer ...02 enty Cen .. 30 Orchard Lake = ~ en Tire 4. dered is meter shall be temporarity attached Goodrich ..... 58.2 Un Carbide ...90 motor . sha be. — ed and equip joodyear . 05 Yn Pas "99.6 wi eter? muffler, er-\Grah Paige ... 1.2 c alr Lin ..98.7 water ‘oneea. 7 other modern deviee|/Ot No Ry - 35.5 rm yr — capa of adequately mu * the/Gulf Of) .....115.1 ys Aono = sound of the exhaust of the engine of |Hersh Croc ... 60.3 Unit Fruit ..... 8. such motorboat. The mufflers i be Homestk ...... 43.4 Un Gas Cp ....32 kept closed, and the exhaust or device/Iii Cent ...... 33.4 US Rub ........ 4.1 kept in proper working order oy, any|Indust Ray .. 83 Root 66.4 tson 0 at aif or in charge of the ae Tene eo 1442 UBS Tob ...,...28 Watercra at all times when the cegine inland Sti ... 87 ale ae FH is in operati term “capable of | Inspir a 33.4 Ward Bk Pt : 80.5 adequately muffiing the sound of the) interiak 4 19 = West Un Tel . 20.1 exhaust of the engine” means the| Int ‘’ este -. 2 motor's exhaust at all times shall be| int Barv .... 36. went Pe - ae oo muffied or suppressed as not to create 3 7 peace vhite oi ee 3g Wookmorin ”.: 485 jon ery watercraft opera: ‘ " had the swears within the territorse mt ft Sa q¢ Fine at) Tow 7H mite or rdering upon e rr ria d limits of the Village of Orchard Lake 3 during the hours from 1 hour after sun- set to 1 hour before sunrise shall be eq with a light on the bow which ean Pg ey Or distinguished at a dis- tance Section 12 ne person as en operator of or as & passenger in any watercraft STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK—(Compiied by the As- sociated Presa) : 39 18 18 6 Indust. Ralls Util. Btocks upon the water within the territorial|/ Net change ..... +11 A | 6 limite or borderimg upon the territorial'Noon today ..,.286.8 87.6 60.0 1b7 limite of the Village of Orchard Lake|Prey, day : ; iB shall throw or deposit any glass bottles, | Week seve 334.7 06.3 80.7 172.6 tin cans, crockery, tard d contain-iMonth ago ....247.1 61.0 9.6 167.7 ers, or any other type sof debris upon Year ago ......274.8 126.1 76.8 196.1 “ OF into said waters or upon the shores/igs¢ high ...... 255.7 96.4 80.9 173.1 thereof, 1988 low ......294.7 60.9 9 1666 ‘ a 13. Tt shall be the duty of}1957 high ......280.0 134.7 77.8 188.8 every person opera — ® motor driven 1957 low .......3960 78.2 66.2 150.8 boat to give watererat propelied sd sail or other watercraft not propelled by me- chanical means every advantage and keep out of their way. Section 14. No ss or persons shal! (Cc. J. Nephier Co.) engage in any motor boat race or spec point. nth trial without first obtaining permission Pigutes after —_ . Cy Tow freon . from the Village Commission and then anen Elec. & Bautp. co" only om such terms and conditions end/Rajgwin Rubber Co.* under such police supervision as said) Rosas Gear Co." 268 Commission may prescribe. G. L. Of] & Chem. Co.* 17 Section 15 Every motor boet. launch | fowel) Elec. Mtr. Co 3) OS or other watercraft carrying passengers) Peninsular M. . - hire shall carry one life preserver/The Prophet Co.* ..._.. y 7 4 1 DETROIT sTOCKS oe J 4 relat 1 a 8s tem hae the sort prescribed by the United iRudy Mfg ieee @tates Bureau of Marine Inspection and}Tojledo Edison Co. ......14 1 Navigation for every person carried. Pr: Section 16. Any his own act or omission er by So he| his agent or employe violate any of provisions hereof shall be deemed vustt ef s misdemeanor, and upon ned guilty | thereof, shail be punished br a = | not exceeding one hundred /100) dolla. or by imprisonment in the Oakiand| County Jail for a period of not exceed- tng ninety (90) days. or by both such 0 j e n erwrl ers fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the court, together with costs of prosecution Section 17. Sections of this ordinance) Fourteen members of the Pon- shall be deemed to sevetable, and should any action Loy Sloe tagr ss of this oy ee Assn., will ordinance be declared by the Court to be hono: ‘urd unconstitutional or invalid, the same Sat wand evening at a shall not effect the part not declared dinner of the as- be unconstitutional or invalid. sociation in the emple. “ oe oe oe oe Wayne 8. bd. Co.* .... etrson who shall br| «No sale. bid and asked Section 18. Ordinance No. 63 entitled “An Ordinance to regulate the operation of motorbeats and other watercraft’ . 4. Ordinance “ 90 “a “An the Nati OG ence persue e Nationa - Michigan Public Acts of 1969 to author- ise the pol ang of the waters of Case ity. Award in rec- * e Village of Orchard Lake, to ognition of high the wae operation of | mot motor boats standard of serv- an roraft on Cass aboye area, to mets of the operation 6 of ice to their pa- are hereby Chairman of VOee S4ee0-424evaavous Buaa@nai Browns: grade A extra large 38-40; 38-38; medium 33-33%; Poultry DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT, June 13 (AP) — Prices pald per pound F.O.B. Detroit for No. 1 quality live poultry. Heavy type hens 24-26; light t 15-17; heavy broilers or fryers (2 3% Ibs.) whites 26-26; Barred Rocks 27-28; caponettes (3-34, Ibs.) 25; (5- 6 Ibs.) 27-28. grade No Happiness in Word NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) — The word “felicitous” means hap- ‘Sipy, but not for John Leary. Be- - 47 |cause of it, he lost.the final round in a spelling match. o in Market Boosted | MARKETS | Wheat ay 1.36 18 > 1.00 “te 48 7 100 Grain Prices o CHICAGO GRAIN Recercie ba. oT HBR) optteao, gune 33 (AP)—Opening prone g head, bu. . 2.00 an a Romaine, BORNE oChor-nneemenan 1.00 sly = 1.96% gly ........ 61% psrepaeemeaassd Sep 1.8045 OD sacs: 64'4 DETROIT EGGS Dec 1.85. Dec 66% DETROIT, June 13 (AP) — Wegs, (ies 977" iz yf pe \F.0.B. Detroit, cases included, federal- |" Gorn (oid) » 30% state grades: Ty ......-. 131% Dee 1.334 nites; grade A extra large 48; (Bop (20000) 198° Mar W....... 14 large 42: medium ot: smell 31; grade WS i sicsen ct Lard jaro 40. 0. tes ae) PE BY ceecere Bat No, brown, esse reported. Cheeks 28.|, Cori new) ) Sep 000000" ‘Higher Car Output Seen This Week DETROIT @ — Passenger car output in US. Sicheylan’ tle wethe should total $0,550. units, Automo- tive News said today. Last week 73,666 cars were built. In the like -|1957 week 124,946 were made. Truck production is expected to total 10,045 vehicles this week compared with 16,110 last week. In the comparable 1957 week 22,692 trucks were built. The trade paper said increased schedules at Ford, production General Motors and Chrysler would bring the higher car output this week. Chpaler ¢ Given. Huge Army — Defense Project 540 to Chrysler ; * * * it $1,900,000 ‘contract was award- sasable cckeane se She —— ret training equipment to be made at the Center Line plant. — qunity Hall Sorner yoni rae at the Salvation Army f Store, 118 W. Lawrence Center ‘Street. —ady,/a.m. until noon, to greet children. R Church, h: trance. June 13. F320 PM. adv. 8 to 12. 13 WASHINGTON (UPD. - The News in Brief Cleveland G. Tademy, u, of 268 W. asa tons gpg ant Church Sat, June 1 a june 1th 9:00. sale. Com- ee Rummage — Sat. June 14th, 8 AM. Congregational Church, E. Huron. ‘ —adv. Sale: Sat. June 14th, W. Pike —adv. f ith, es Turkey Ups Oil Output The Cit : : apr ety bebe t pigesad Sale, All Saints tion Street En- paren © ante of OO oer eee Oe Bon terny Prt lap Ohmar, Inc., Ave.,-has become a member of the Nationa] . Institute of Drycleaning, Silver Springs, Md., the trade as- sociation announced. Detroit television personality Captain Jolly will be at the Shoe Box store at the Tel-Huron. Shop- ping tomorrow, from 10) averaged 6,100 barrels a_day Harness Buried Steam AUCKLAND — Natural under- ground steam present in New Zea- Sat.,|land is being harnessed as a source VFW, 1008 ee gy June 14th, 9:00. 271 E. Pike one and lambs — 0. Market not cy Installed as Head of Nurses Group Cig reserves the right to reject EILEEN B. VAN HORN, of energy rivaling the atom. We af. Dated 3 oe Juné 2, 1968. repealed All other exaiumacee or parts < ie reo ae conflict herewith are the dinner, an an- repea nual event, will) py oo AL 18. Tite ordinance ts declared | to be immediately necessary for the STARR be Robert H. Wil-) preservation of the peace, heaith and kinson. Buel E. Starr. general, safety of the — and is hereby given immediate ¢ te effec eae ‘ae Cumuniniies manufacturing manager of Pontiac! et te Wines at ot Grehiard Lake this sth | Motor Div., will be speaker of the) s@ay of June, 196¢ A.D i. was evening and make the presenta- | President tions.. Olin E. LaBarge, of Con- Sangeet hE jerk federation Life, and president of ~ con of Orchard are| S' ee = oa ie Pontiac association, wil “ ' dine 13, 8. Sh e. } { ; i a —~ % rs ™~ ’ / GREAT SCOT *500 LESS THAN ANY HOME LIKE IT ON THE MARKET INTRODUCTORY OFFER! COMPLETE FOR AS LITTLE AS ond follew 0-98 to mode! FE NG Re Op ae, living . . . the big shopping centers like Tel-Huron, the fine schools, ease of transportation . +. all thesé and more are yours PLUS THE BONUS OF Gl.. . AS LITTLE AS June 6, 13, "3§ # BUILT-IN @. OVEN AND RANGE 1078 SQ. FT. OF LIVING SPACE 2 SSS NOTHING DOWN | FHA .. . As uittie as $545 MOVES YOU IN 30-YEAR -MORTGAGES ; LIVING IN THE VERY HEART OF. MICHIGAN'S WATER WONDERLAND! BERT L. coment J 10). 4a 4 :amelale # t= Ser 2 = “4 sie (see by . 4 - 2 = 2s > “a “= eS a ar oF eS ee ae — ~— a Se mr. ; = ; : : Pie ae ie : i i . pe sgeatsa ‘i ¥ nt ae p : 3 “ : “ : # bar 3 ® $ , 4 x “3 ra 5s roe Bere Lae oo 4 Cita é 5 ee yi ? 2 4 La gee 3 ¥ Fa * * Ps ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1958 ae a TWENTY-NINE aye ctor f T oe id - . BE Sig fly N \ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES . 9» | ls a ey eee Martin: . Director of Tornado Warning Center > j] ARS -.. Says '58 Twisters Develop Too Fa: -., says “20 Twisters Develop [oo Fast she want mee. Mo (UPI) —lAin Yaron’ Segue © vader aacedl SA does eae tiveness, be TS tases ex ont F Pie! pg rdegt 126 YOUlot weather warning. Some of the| %f- One minute everything | things — the ability of local ced ye ens monp atsSctSat | Saya ros a a aoe Bead 3 you know the tornado has hit.” Slee Sasi, and the abdiiny ° pas of eltizens to react to the fore- FE. pon ~ of the U. §. tn 1980 the Uy, 8. Weed B thong . re ina aly + mag casts, a wore Pa cms ll “We ate averaging|peta” euing its own tornado fore-\times it takes us that — and| of the press, radio’ and TV, I'm only about an in getting Our|rowih of a. radi ‘ the/ccasionally far longer — to get) amased at how they have co- B 1 ‘ warmiee Out _Petore the GaNeer iansas City operation was started |TePOrts of strong storms from out- operated.” y Carl Grubert — three hows.’ ne Three teletype systems feed radar| ¥iNg areas.” House said his staff is 4d about two hours. teports into House's office. They, We have,” House said, “been! odermanned in times of LIVES SAVED are studied and, when tornado si; (Cussed.” He paused. “And a lot fn’ crew deen inow howls sem fo"be bul jbouquets have been’ thrown tornado ty. He many lives have been saved since|slerts are issued. (AY. A year ago we received high|"Say we Saved 50 lives pr on praise for our forecasting the tor-\sin. Maybe each life - caved aD eee tint,| This year’s different type of jnado that, hit Ruskin Heights (a Well we pay for in ‘Wieapeain last week.” he onid. ate godeond eng conaid- nencpalny sae), Forty per-|We could do a better job ee ee corvice, Hous eald. “Last, yoo : ee Se Sane, maesieere Nee. Bat thet s ead aan tes on BOARDING HOUSE ._ plagues the weather —s Hane ne RACING , “frueeday afternoon the radar LOOK, MASOR !'L KNOW HOW you) HOROUGHBRED IS A ports showed only small storms in| (A SOLD MRS. GALL THE TRAVEL 4, NOBLE ANIMAL TWiccs/ western Kansas, By 5 p, m., the CURE FOR WILTON « BUT US ww iN MY HOUR OF NEED, radar showed moderate to strong ESKIMO TOURISTS ARE CURIOUS THE STEEDS RETURNED iY ee ne ee | F\ ABOUT THE *BING BOND co” 7 ALMOST $200 OF THE 47 does,” House said, “but twenty) | THAT YOU PLUCKED Out o- Y7 VAST SUMS I'VE DONATED minutes later El Dorado was hit.” THE MAGICIAN'S HAY FoR /7/ FOR THEIR OATS/a— MEN ON ALERT THE MISSUS!«. HOW DID i HANDED MARTHA wet Me-imiee tree the Kens THAT BEAUTIFUL #100 BOND gn storm was building up there was LEGEND TURN COMMISSIONS thunderstorm activity in large OuTzZ PAID JUST areas below the Great Lakes keep- 6 1s AM ing House's men on the alert. “It SHED. was one of those days,” House! |: > D said. “If we had had 10 men on the (- ¢ fob we couldn't have kept up. As e, ae 4 it was we had three men — our \\ See ; x normal maximum effort I i it : Mouse blamed the situation on WZ ‘ warm, moist air seeping north- | ° ward from the Gulf of Mexico. ‘ By T. V. Hamlin This year has been rather mild re DY | | for tornadoes, he said, but from | ~\ the standpoint of warnings it has Lore been one of the most dangerous. inn} NG 7 So. tar this year there have been — across the country, This time last Milt N year there were about 600. Through Hitt v ne a Se nadoes. killed a : c mn a a; sor [LorD oF THE MANOR. IN Thirteen of these 1957 tornadoes Ls 1008 oy SHA Gorden. a. £25 Sen Ut Per ot OOOU STANDING AGAIN = 673 ee en ae Dallas strip stretching Pace pe OUT OUR WAY Coast to Michigan, 90 per cent of f THERE'S ONE OF Y, HE’S “S all U. En anne. but no tora eee e TH MANY REASONS \ PARADISE RIGHT ex oo 1 GOT WOK TO . ee eee DO~ SERVICE aaenecon say without se hm 17 @ : y LAZY LOAFER tornade struck Tinker Air Force SHOWIN’ UP A Base in Oklahoma. A ‘week later meteorologists at the base no. ticed that weather conditions TOOL sx were similar te these of the day > of the tornado. i ROOM =. They warned that another tor- a nado might strike. One did, It was BA . a almost identical to the first, but \ A \ 2 Liner’s Sailing Delayed BANG * Wa by Engineers’ Strike Ss Shs Ad 3. NEW YORK (AP)—A strike by @& engineers pee up + ss i ghas 4 — | Ed Me ai PLL BE CAREFUL The ner, America’s largest) = TODAY --- IT'S FRIDAY at | and carrying 1,776 s et Ni — THE (3TH - | a cues Ge capmaeriictoaas =< < iy | 2 eS ete ieee etZEe aod | settled. Zs ~ A Grisveneis involved shift as- a Ff, “fp signments in port that cut down) Litt: ZA on 4 4 Wy — time ashore ra their far | FA ME. Yj Y/ , arbitrary transfers to other) , Cig A; a ships, and discrimination in pro- tg: fll” % ; The U. S. Lines, f the 'G, . nine TPE Busse 4 Bia ship, estimated the delay cos $2,-| # BLISS © 1900 by BEA Sorte tee Rey yags 6-4 000 an hour. b MORTY MEEKLE By Dick Cavalli . . 5 HALF ACRE CASTLE John Morris 13 THE BOSS, (CONFERENCE MORTY, (GRRE) e = Pr IN HIS OFFICE? LET ME CHECK — ; uf ; 64 6 6-45 @ 1986 by MEA Borvies, me TM. Rng UA Ped, OFF. GRANDMA By Charles Kuhn THE GIRLS Me I'LL GO OVER T’ GRANDMA'S. | | OH, GRANDMA, I'VE GOT A WAIAE) THOSE GREEN| | SHE'LL KNOW WHAT'S GOOD] | TUMMY-ACHE FROM GATIN’ FOR IT...GROAN Y GREEN APPLES, AN’... gud You'll Find | PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac | Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying and - | selling problems. To Place Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 ‘ gumwhileyou’re gum you like but chew behind the wheel. while you drive. Nat- g helps relieve urally, we recommend — strain and tension— refreshing, delicious . helps keep feeling Wrigley’s Spearmint fresh and alert for Gum—for lively, satis- _ fying flavor and real ew any brand of p hoe, Sagat t. | : | | | | | Death Notices lise Wontel Pema. 21. ” Card of Thanks eeTeseeeeece 1 In Memoriam priv tir it ii 2 . Flowers oteceaseneeegeneeee : ey ; HW : 7 ; Funeral Directors etveces 4 tater pri ~~ * ting, lor . Monuments ciececcarecenss sae Barnes will Tle 3 ; x4 . Cemetery Lots ....+ssee00. 5|_ Pursiey Puneral Home. Stag srrss e = si es8en- EMPLOYMENT BENN, LAWRENCE ide " Help Wanted Male ....:.... 6 Ee me hae ghey cane farina ne | © Mrs. — Baldwin, Gare ook Help Wanted Female ..... 7 Mre Jone | Mal and Lee ey Site ea Help Wanted astessceresces& Neg men [nes ment, — ae nants Agencies .... 9 lend, Birmingham. Interment . CAREER Work Wanted Male eseues.t0 roe OR : : Work Wanted Female .....11,“A? WEL. Ma 32, 1008. DOM- = PART TIME : VICES 0 — wie Sins ete none evenin eee ae ast | SER F FERED ments will be ened ater + fo sued can rege l Buil Servies siscececs 221 =, : or MA Building Supplies <....... 324 *4NDERa, JUNE, 12,1968, LUCY C.| EESERTENOED WOMAN ¥ Business Services .........13 Aivert and Edwin’ Sanders dear ty ry g ge. Bo i ; : ~ Bookkeeping & Taxes .....14 j servis ue Cross: Benefits, MI | soe ror Ne = Lun 7 : mesestcoceacesEe iets et at 30 Bam. Tosi, fi ‘e a8 5a : : 4 . i — . : 2 owish ; : Foot Specialist ...........15A| interment in-Commerce ry | GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 7 BAI ! BU GUNG Steereoer- & Tailoring. .1 Sparks Griffin Funeral Home." cn gaat whe, oekaite Garden Plowing: nee __ Card of Thanks 1)" iiciting trom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Income Tax Service ......1l\ ye wise To EXPR y and fous 1:30 te 5:30. 8, =| TO EXPRESS OUR Insurance Fanaa ecesterllA| dees appreciation aoe eaks BS batho hae ot Laundry Service eee race of k ess, Messages on of * sym~- sudden death of Arthur & Trucking cesceccae John Jepson, belov yey Laine he Pa er Painting & Decorating ..,.20| S24 ‘ater. Special thanks to the| fore 5p ‘ ; i sagt ~ Photos & Accessories ......21 Gouis Funeral Home. i " ass in “Down at the office we don’t approve of our employes e |? once Biae.sase 470m Mon sio-Therapy seo..sss 21A|g_—~-,Helea Jepson &_Pamuiy : Gal PE Satie (read parotid . ) Television Service”. s:-2|"Koninte, Perse SALES 5 meine UP pat ps a cxans_1gp-| fale ‘be baat _ Business Services 13 Painting & Decorating 20) Wid : aTe6 njepdedonnc dey Pine, Wate pas |W tron, Ph, PE, Dat 7, | eee eeeereees Typewriter Service ,....22A messages of sympathy and besu- Uphoistering eee eee eeeeree 23s _ forel ¢ eee een ee sve personable women, for NOTICES 2S the loss a our dear mother and enced, Top Heb, wases pla. pleas- einer Pear Bur" special Waaks to ong ar- : es CS ccccce: se we. reg Bau Notices & Perec press oa Columble ve. Baptist ee Kay m : Mr, and Mrs, Thompson | BIRMINGHAM WANTED San ER -| "Gepartment for over Wtd. Children to Board ....26/ gere freaks to cnr ay fie wa iran, Kendale's’ 14 8. gent Wtd. Household Goods ....27| their’ kindness, sympathy, and| WAITRESS PART-TIME NIGHTS.) C. Wtd. Miscellaneous ..,..28) floral effe during the recent!" Apply in 6 p.m. Money Wanted veseeeee BA son ‘Donald. 8. Knoop. yA speciall Ra Del's 100, Sat “mitsavets Lats . 72 Wanted to Rent nectaccececae Coats le jon fp Ro eg <_<” Wanted | : 8 * ‘IN 2 ; ‘ an one ces a | preg am | “rete nes e , | ree Eines tes | ee eet een Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. ....32 In Memoriam 2 wostas TAH YO CA FOR-3 , : 4 remo : : Sap ae Crs. 8 gata Bath, th, Clean eats ei Wanted Real Estate ....32A/In LONELINESS LONGING.| g7eD. Live in. Apply after 5, 215% , wy. Unfurnished 34 RENT FFEP heartache and srrowful memory Pi + FE q2s70 Rent Apts. , Rent Apts. Furnished... Eesbe‘ig, woe di Ss ese Pee sez, seem, # cas Tey TYEE OF BOURE PLANS af : ) seeeer 7 : red. the RI EY Rent Houses Furnished 33 ree suet “3s i Sat Sboatite" ress Box. iLUM SIDING PRECAST STONE . é OR , SHIR ¥ ° eed too, -— ON THE JOB WELDING AND Rent Houses Unfurnished .36| }:' out om eversthing—even, your Help Wanted 8 | wag Poms 7 Gornan risttien| Repairing Day or ight, “Pe Rent Lake Cottages ...36A/But_there, voy Ele ciwars. BARNS OR BUILDINGS PLASTERINO—NEW OR REPAIR. z For Rent Rooms ........37 epee, eae none 3 straightened snd repaired. Guaranteed PE BUILDING REPAIR" PLASTER a REPA CASTER. Saws — Lawnmowers — FE 42290, ome ie cee. ee a guEET METAL B-ROOPIIG— too & Plaghing. Free Est. OR MY ye Hotel Rooms meanscasouceceme Rent Stores “coconmerrcotibod Rent Office Space .........41 Miscellaneous ..42 3-8T70 TPEWRITENS ARB. apoina| icf Engrs Weisteeee| A\ Garden Plowing 16B CUSTOM PLOWING, GARDEN, or acreage Anywhere. PE For Sale Lots seewsrees 6) 46A |ambuianee BSS. Eee For Sale Acreage .2...+0..47 EVELYN EDWARDS. Lag acbgee pega ‘ Cemetery Lots : 5 ' ; a : a §-0883 | > Sale Business Property ..49|° SPACES, WHITE CHAPEL CEM,| Ul COMMUDITE SANK BLDO.. mn Wiliog and Able $525, : a co For Sale or Exchange ed "fioee Sa toe BF a 8 hte x] SEC’ | Y Business ae on 25 ose oF Mose vine “ar snoshan. sei Sotre S'te torte wit 1 hour for Loan ceeceeenccatll S Saline Lemme ce Se BOX REPLIES er eee ee Tr. MERCHANDISE _.. ne rwhemeergr ed . ae a ae On Bf eee renee sees eceeeen e' were z “TRIO er “res 4 ~— = 7 J _ ; 4 = > For Sale Clothing” ."”"”'56| | office gr eye erm | Instructions 9 PES) Lsune eee : mony: & Tron . cecssesesseee 8: PIANO LESSONS: MAJORS Sale Household Goods ,...57 1, & 1, 28, 0, 3, Oe Gouple ‘music and in’ beginner Cirisimes Gifts | Royal Oak Beauty College For Sale Miscellaneous ...60 Sod apsant ots ; - , Seealeiane Do It Yourself ............61| Help Wanted Male 6| bis information. rite or call A my, t Lose Your Home | Ror Witch forme, 5 Hunting LW Witchesfinir, Sand, Gravel & Dirt e000 0.66 Nao HWY.) tion can PE 2-4058 a eR Wood, Coal & Fuel ........ -61 Gin DRIVERS. STEADY AND ~ os CASH $ Fiants, Trees, Shrubs ....68) part time, day’ or night anin io) Work Wanted Male 10 48 HOURS _ For Sale Pets ............69 GaNVAsSEN WANTED ALE O| "1 CARPENTER WORK NEW — HOME — EQUITY Dogs Trained, Boarded +ee20| telephone olicitor. Draw and eee nase HAULING LAND CONTRACT FARM MERCHANDISE, qnekes FS 300. 8 an. ALL AROUND HA ——- & Feed ...'.71 a “ Ct mW CAR Wright & Valuet - For Livestock ........72 ESTIMATOR r. ‘ Permanent With giazin fam For Sale Poultry seeccerestt tractor ple ht men, feeure ret with faa reas 5 coer . EM Sale Farm Produce ,...,.75| minimum of three years expert- 8 years exp. as draftsman Sale Farm Equipment 76 er subeontractor—or please d don't! siock GE tee. BLOCK, CEMENT. BRICK FIRE Auction Seles -<....565503.70) Sete. selling experience de-| place, carpenter’ work. 30 years AUTOMOTIVE experience, OR 3-9672 For Sale Housetrailers 78 T PONTIAC. ne sad ‘ter. Ritebens a “specialty rE eer bd . Rent Trailer Space 79|7158 Auburn Ave. © FE 2-0252/ __ 45000 e#ten e “CARPENTER SMALL. JOBS en apoconsoc. * make deol pecs ATE = FE sain” or e Tires @oeeeeesens managerial cap-|CA v— — " hae tarig se gpunies to Ponting Lake. Wee in| Sasa nee svectalty. FE) Sale Motor Scooters s...22| pliers on si. | caRaRTES, PART FINE OMTY.| ~ TREN For. Sale Motoreycies . eesee-83| cepting applications. A 1064 EXPERIEN aE ERT GAR. ULI DO UPLEX 4 For Sale Bicycles wees, 84 fh Huron between ad 11:30| hoods Wok Bad) = R. D. Thom B ZING PE 1-8872 Penmaes. Ai Adults 3M Myre off Toor. Boats & Accessories ......85 Si. Ta GS" ste" ants. | WE Deo eR pant aaron pet Thurs . t. PE 80043. ~_. FRANRLIN APTS a : am. : . 2 For Sale Airplanes .......86 ROUTE a COC ORIBUE PE 23706 or FE Soe FE 2s white 7 CLEAN ROOMS, NICE LOC&- Clove to downtown shopping cen. Transportati HIGH SCH Te 0, DE- ‘ E 7505. transportation, these . ion Offered ...87 cS L sires any type work. OR 3139.|_ Building Su IZA oor ee ERO SERIE EE pieae : after 4 PE 8.3443 modern 3 foom me oe Wanted Used Cars .....,..88 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINT- < Spee AULING & FR aM MASON OES ROOM, PVT CES.| living gua ites ie Wanted Used Trucks .....89| Your opportunity for steady em- _Sfisa"or on San est. OR | FIREBRICK USED. 10 CENTS EA |_Your price Any time. FE 8-0005, NEWRY 9 CoMPuad (Poa "| keep. and rear win- For Sale Used Trucks .....90) eer on? are maine “ant ap INSIDE & OUTSIDE PAINTING, | 6 fine ~ > “OO °® 318 W lstw's on ean veto on Se te flatlen ie. somange "ore _ Auto Insurance ...........90A proximately 24 to 36— THE JEW. savestroschs: ugarDentering WRECKING COMMERCIAL BLDGs | Liaw FRECHE Cl oo toasty warm in wi wt ane a a spring For Sale Used Cars _......-91) tor ¢ “Saiesnian in Training” fot r%jTo0me Plaster repair. “FE é Baldwin Aves al” meteriais| fot “Peewee, articles picked up ES oral Bet Picea Newly ‘decorated and well main a ating ares We offer salary | _5-f eine sold al at caine-job wr wrecking : I cute = b Open, Tues "5 Bee otene’ oe neighbors Bins’ hisid inentines s Saee:| “aun, Sum GARDENING O® oe oe “Wrecking ‘Co. to) “Rubbish. Fill dirt, top el 21944 ber monk including Ment: $34 The Pontiac Press {| mest plan, vacation wits pay. 84-l@an' 30 YEARS OLD NEEDS ESE Etwond” 800 | sree ag aegetine. Pe 5 ee Feian." | SOLD WAVE 4.50 UF: cf the cash a ean receive in eee ae eee a t, umitr § z FOR WAN for you to earn = good living. carpenter of ceetien,_Moemeniosl, ertuens San jervich 13)" iad FE poe OPPASE.| wan STYLE-RITE. OR net to" you. R ANT ADS are looking for a poiiion wik's * ODELL CARTA Williams Lake & Highland Rds, WE TRADE wr BUILD lookin: a + future, alify, WAN F WITH STAKE TRUCK DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES. MR&. DIAL FE 2-8181 rson. ‘See Mr. ‘Smith at Hotel Wants work of any kind. OR x DAYS ONLY Local ang lone distance moving, | _A_ Taylor, §¢ Gillespie. FE 3-283. 1s & REALTORS Rooseveit Pontiac, ‘ea, June 6700. eos pasa “beating aad el chim ri Ba. | 3 MAID 738 132 _W. Huron ___ PHONE FE +1537 : a.m. to 7:09 p.m. Max WANTS OUTSIDE WORK ney work TR ROERING & HAULING, RUB-{ Menominee Mrs. Wallace. FE : From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. SERVICE STATION ALTENDANTE. ee kind of Jason wore| et tpeciaiiste s’ local tog |—Ush Anytime, Cheap, Fit 41820. | _5-1905, aaxpau| ¥*,.¥m CASH al AD errors should be re j|_ after 1 p.m. son., FE. 46134, anytime. pm Fn ge ag, A tebe to Rent t soccasion cakes FE COMO, "| | Saulty or show ‘wen Gi fametictey. rhe flwanTeD SERVICE MAPIOER WOVING AND “HAULING ANY. | Fepaiet Sebuilas'& ould mew cio: n ts fet Un prove itn $8 Qssumes No respon for an bee time. FE 5§-5314. beys, specia in liners for TRUCKS, CTORS ae D bt? ¥ RILES “ gibiltey for errors other round wessential Sh “anould by atto| PAINTING NG _AND MIROR CARPIN. gee, Chmners Comoe bakes ee ENE in Ve R. D. Ri EY, Broker for that portion of the firet Phe miler with APA cs Wote Pen! {ToC pieéS sree: Eyes. fursaces. freelibne uaieriDemp twenke’ ‘Fomi-tratiers | if You are having trouble meeting! we qiigr eet MAR AE: «en insertion of the advertise tiac Press Box 57, stating quali- FATA JOBS -CEMSIE BRICK heaters, botlers, incinera Pontiac F. d Mice SOUNSEL. G ment which bas been fications and salary expected. nes nok On SHE “ Save dollars, Call now. e901, airy —— LORS, ec cma Oe We we bette rg buyers wanting 6 oat Balucless Pat Ha "he Replies. confidential. TEACHER. AGE 36 WANTS WEEE. Thee Gen A Industrial Tractor Co. Above Caninnd toomnee aie, room modern alow on bes Bre made be sure trast {| WANTED: | JOURNEYMAN FIX-|"'ends or” full, time’ s .| see Trim, #25 S WOODWARD 2 ) line, at @. moderate price. Will ore wets, be cure 2 ture builder to bulid bending fix-| Uitte Teg mtienny, Ammer | job. @, eablin bling, eu rrge el 1and)Open Dally Tne’ APP SHOES make & ‘sizable down payment. Sdjustments will be gives | tubing. Must We ‘cnpa Raurant Aiving. and) factory ASPHALT: PAVIN aaa = nao cis ‘i without i inn Nips of work. SE'hoar weet'| Aggies efter dune sity FE| ASPHALT PAVING |OXWANTED AR SEED | 270 airport Ra sum| WILLIS M. BREWER benefits, fn parking , FE _¢1581)_or PE #0623, __ Eves. Closing time for advertise | |_MA 42854 between’ 6 & # p.m.|TREE REMOVAL, TRIMMING, | guarantee” oe ae: CALL ore as a July 13th. 1 will not be respon: ' fareer than “regular ecnte § | "since "wanna Gaiters HAG] bob | ACM ate Sie ke 5 | HY ghar then mre ‘emmes | LISTINGS WANTED ¢ noon now ily, ; TRIM, ROUGH, KITCHEN CABT| Pa - Schm y Park BUY. Ww ._ LET publication. Pouuac c. ‘crea NO at NEts, inte Bree Ried Wallet Lake Mich, . se BV iow i: paTegnciont, Want Ade may j| $it9' 10” #509) 'week. Call in af en} ANY tnae. EM bE June 2988, .T will not be: re: PROPERTY, ve i omies tee Seer 7 contracted TIES, fhe “dar of pubtice “Gar of publication citer fica dune 14 a | WE BUILD GARDENS AND i og ° tl aoe 3 gaan ware an saree LY chet ae Pee | -PLACEA“LOST” AD.| XC) Call FE 28181 for an ad! w, authorised by large * to recover « loss. Dial FE} Ba Ee neh tears SA\E ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find al Work int’ Female. 1 job, place to live or a' ep orb car, see Classi or c, Stes : . 2-8181 for an ad-writer. ac ae oe is : ied NO Mee | ° bushel. : Say, “charge it.” | ‘- }Opea Bren ti, # e= Bus. 10 "eB ‘ \ i Fe 5 ; , “ , . 5 : \ ites . , : oe ee Ne ers , 5 ; ’ \ 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ | i - : i of te : \ \ = % , ; %~ ols, a 7 i LE n a: = Ie ; Sy yr eee eee , FRIDAY Bo howe _@ {SLICES OF ac : JUNE 1 18, a pat —_ Datta ry tse k gues wel 11. ACRES ees Dt eee. . = BA TK? -& ' oKEE| . IRWIN |Time'to ae ' 7 | ipa 2 only ance fe Seenee Lvs Jost BRO es WN paler okey: ovesYouln f rege bi Terms, 975 Baldwin Are. a Beauti 4-B a £6203 |W. _ EDROOM RAN F ashingt wllecss NCH |7~ or Sale EA gton Park . Bel BLOOMPTEL Houses’ em: ment. = or lease wi D TWP. wane s 43 an, 3 Norton. x. moms, 32 bathe full base y, keenly” tus P. LVAN Ls For Sale H i Tooms Sa 1 B- cal toda _ 43.500 . Several _ rig ed Brick | — KE ouses 43 a (. OriLitiEs apts, Bor ' 00, bedrm. Pls cern BE eat ot oe John K. oS Several _smad rounds. barr Fojevel, bias » basows eae moders ‘ome 8 FRONT -5M en with dining space Riteb- 818 Irwi sister ae. 2% vate ne PE 22108 Omerrosd, oe fe Adjoining wood cleus range large tia oes ane 6 Ground ot Shed #,- in & Sons fireplace. Beat: nord List eet oy aud lake rocks, Pull. base Tiastionst waged tenes MID- |; Nee: Me Sy Contact: asonal UST JoUR PROBERTY WAR TS wal co ofl | ase nal m ike ufnes r, close in, m4 M5 60447 Street Hiller T : bie Wilson B nag fo a oo peewee ae Del- ears meters Rome mn 4 bed- $10 STA Wesisite a t% Eve. FE 842% y Talbott, Owner on GO MEARE ate ot, patio’ & ee a dark aoe wanes ri eet bes Ww RTS DEAL ey ma tae Ei a aa s een ye D ae eae es | are Soi FOR CLEAR WRENS wereeiee ot Lake pr rast foom brick fanch® at WN Pog Mer — scm, wsreee, ie Jam meee PAY RENT? oh oe ¥| CHERO po nap cee Sita | pod lana appointm $750 DOWN—Co : ees eee: Boome’ t Sere Owe Fi KEE HILLS aS Sie | * _PAYME | og eat | Street. LA bf sor z with > si 198 c bg ey venient ‘or land with oF ae 4 ard oak vend meals seo AWA seaped lot, i ic won tans. : ——— kite’ proses bungalow Custo — ae lé-Matthews FE 4 Pe RIL den on ADR Be pte After 29,98 FSS own, per y of hen Ww wa) rt = aon a cue Fea las tae Ow" soe Sear tare, Fs fea a H S2iT1- | Utuliy carpeted | West ‘Bide loce- iy car gare drive to ———-* oY famfiy Full base in rich pane on a AG Suni at eles ea) Ge cee leee| oe Se a areas oh eater | ste ie See oi acon a éSpctigas Room room ea PRO 7 ra e es. | 13) with WE FROVIDE RENT I ee m ourpeied. “AUBURN HEI iapeeae ay. Large 2 bedroom ts M coms counter. Fe tractive 9 fin 4 AL SER Jum. fu Too GHTS home = — bath, fa with’ at- ss yahoos a jot Si $12, eg end attic. ting oa ag eee oi re bed- fot 7 a ah attached "tw Teo| VEEED e e full ce- 300. $3,009 down, % shade tr foe gpl noe Eery th Yo AYS & SUNDA n ond sement, wo, M 1 ees. man: ay ro Pay r CLOSED ae a cupboards O| | moae Large. Living” here. rms. R ed aE Da room. le seem ele = : i unt SALE. modern Coo IE room "tad “neal living 766 S bd i and You'll Psy wld future picte! Aorice apt howee, Al Own beat. Onl ite os 918,500 TEN sViaeat aces TANLEY priced “at § AR cone FE: "be se $2500 com: =e ee witn “fis ° icon eames sot avis of Meantookas : $21,500! realistically Lae = down | O08 hae. Pan coe m modern th rth of Montcalm Hig Cc 7 appreciated. THE Pull mani WE Kiddies ARL W.B AT UNION Aba galls Magda cota Birch | kitchen sing Tm STOWN - 603 * IRD, LAKE bungalow in z 2 _ . e ts jus " Baterior of itx1? R E. AL’ rE Community Realt Wa OFFICE Nes Dra: m barn it like of FE 8-2765 a pee Matera Daa Bi rina, & eth the man o ooo Bott hee ee «Soe | Harbor. Be place ea ie Boks : Rc Rta ee wee a 08, Sat saa | aac |e a Pie | Attractive Brick ' tonne Da eh pmo | . ‘s — FE down, $7,500 $1,000 and cna ohne — hard- service. WE for . ttractive Brick me Oa : 5 DR 0 WwW. AUB Lar ot ‘East 3 . GI’ this coz across th ‘ corn: es morleae y “4a00 nave. = z axD paieges a NDS Ee tae En ‘no icacee Poen Webster B Washi Tseron| FE moder, Bosemenh ae ws ren ta cony immer eotage ) bee SYLVAN SHORES—1 Lee aS ma, heat, hoe Rent Houses U ty parking ~ reesonat Too cegt| & 5, a school 3a TY proves 293 Moves You In ince shaded lot. rita fire: Renal” be Sek this. e = aa WN, Realto inndacaped « —— aura ~ - owne: a ° is. ‘e- o de- "Mult = ini 6G FT ie OL 1-4 ea. Family bah new e. full WEST SIDE $4 = HA M80 sree ~ si000 an. Livike Foor wi A — eats ie a T steed rats teaced fora end saracey foe | agate. . ca » R ute Ith Fron ht irepiace, i Fa pans bedrooms comme set Wo Money $3k4 Woves You ti Furnace, oly mpgs eer aoe convenient | ro 0m - el-Huron 2 ; 3 W. Hurea Ss aoe _luaane ——— Gain a: noeet. net fe 3 MILES 6 You In te500 with $1008" ot Poatine. Onl ——- salient kite h én ~ FROM THIS Blocks ron St FE van. Bide. = “Seem 4 close to General Se een NORTH ON JOS We & Stes an Only: amis beth wp este == bungalow. ful aeons per esat within 300 a = eb] Dest ine ting. “Beto Mreet | OPEN DAIL Pr 29123 Hye homes lots other | good | view. “screened niin “base: On Garage and screens, fenoed. heat, | . been o Ros. _—— Full ee = ¥ 1 P.M. ‘TI Your PRO oe mi eyes ares, = FOR more, $10, yard, ‘ Lease suites HOYT Pri Di L DARE PER Priced me lot ear BETTER. 600, i es od availa ‘ ov REALTY ae Bulan ag Building Co t- $23 too s BLOOMPIELD R HOMES J R Hi Tt ee beer ae ee Pelee Some _R, Hiltz A eMBatbeededlie “te WM. A. eter WORTH §S : ke peAy OREIL ranch, home} bedvaos ee! ng REN 4 sat = K T Se en = E 1643 Union ‘Ratt ‘OR eit hil oy oe cot aavchan “Kitchen with,» Ag ——— rz he Ray t 5 nace, gar room. new basement, e Rd. EM Mu Fr vot A attached ‘Gur rae ith’ built in Sais F PE 60880 or felt spre’ 2 DY TER s — — i? = MULTIPLE 671 LTIPLE LISTING 8E 5 drapes and s. Sspriskier Posed = T or R tii. nou Ww R TANNER. riced to ear STING SERVI LAK RVICE includ and Seon Ca * pe ‘ weer cz ed. ac ting, * roe Rent Nieenaneons S2 jm FE ae tat ELIZABE 5 KE PROPERTIES |= pooh sabes sweet reat Eat kena ee : -s TH |i = Potbtuted GA ower baanen lt . $1,000 = M revo | LA zn Sy Believi bedroom . E FOR > % reo: Yy Down av G SER ove Ri is is on ng baths, of modern ; im 1918 a ae aS ore ims Tagen tate ta “ immedi Oe os Cop: Ets cots, ae Tt Soe cet Dura = A. complotety . 2 sed ho! wt w W cuntion wi room ty. Coz in in A- rear @ . up - m For Sale Se r for A fly ne an ine me that ¢ finish ait for s pan | — th this yeu with panel ¥ 2 bed- mela 1 condition yard. Th arage oem F H Pull "bs : 80 == KY aan a bs aoe or ee! be | ae Bee new hom ng Ay beggoom _bome saatio in A peelligey ores pe ke ae with Price house towne Pd t., off | sty : BY. ases a auto. onth. Priced garage eaneasent, ax | aeas 3 © lovely ee woes #. | P -encl agers — . tom ym Ue isaasaas cee for our PF con tor works + Tne » L a. $11,009 43, $8,500. A go0d "buy tor jose very yp lipatean © extra | brick. ] oe Claresign | rood oy ean 98 new car- Square | po ad fA peed Walls. KEEGO HA © dow down Total to gee ing . ROOM nia ment. — Et oo ay! rm Gi.900 $1, 500 LAKE FR le with easy aera menrport., Vale fo a —- ess ee Union La : : ———- pores NEARLY bi vibe “ a ya hi 0! ¥ ets a rate bs reened hom surrounded R 3 La. ‘9 a es ey saab clove to schools. We offer you Down : eet) 2 ont OTT ACES sre B60 “Buy of wht on no mens | heats of ah - J apd 2 a Lake 1 front a, _ large scaping , ost ettracti ‘eae 0 5 New SPUT DEVEL STARTER, aaa aE elgg EE tres caiage to to Avail Tour NADIE ed BUY ip ieee ream ee Perah ring paneling At Evezines sher'€ 0 rig| Sciese Soe i a . 5 r pew Ci . +a. STAR rage reezew at . two r or ivi tages ple 5-120 | + — You’ — I ST att alts 6 cling. A > € call oe Gas & aA tne TTL ony base from On 2 lots. and beach f entails. All hav quarte Jt and ¢o ) agree you see ord to buy you ¢ ‘ ve Sse a Grapes ra ‘bedrm g & fi goed ews TILEY 8 — m elty imits Guat aon ee have private me prepare Call now payment miss, Low seit A or| kitchen. ine 4 piace. EM 20083 ‘fu quiet neigh Looe or age, bem ivate | pared to buy.| - down . JOHN ; | 2 or war patil « | school anemones a nice reasonable ern home on jot // NO .| Lak a NSON lots t and 7 4ii aft market. Close to EAST g . Priced IN e Privile 1704S N, Realt as geo = toot. One NEW os oGitr SIDE i 2 Bed ges . Tele or Terms cture — 4 nice 3 ES R 2 bedroom O Some Oak La . graph R ! 8. see it m bed. . ™m ie . a ter ee eee on Ane EALTY CO. excelent a peeere banesiew D WN Lampe Ont ‘oars Venetian FE 4-2533 0 ed bs ; WEST SIDE ster § = Own a 2008 Belewm 'A — ys as raga leet! sith w $1300 Owner are a lores K Pieacal = ett — New in * Beast of inthe ee meargiey Attention, 1 Bayes esate eoear ‘tae tr EEGO | 2% Ry a thing | feciities ae ane wall to. wall car 2G Shea oe bare, Ab pearson = LAWRENCE dining, ful” iit (Rood "and ge a Pee nee proartes i eorge R. | we te wl ge — i wietalng tad GA CT) HARBOR oer tec! cive| P > 74 REA r ! and bath ng of 1 older WN. H — i id to 2383 PT price this e loca- & aw mara rae LTOR .irwi into 2 or Can be e _ 10cm ood. conditio is in InG The’ tusks Poe co a — $14,900 7 TPE aE Huron DINNAN re sen se fa hocation apartments f2%00 “Starry oo th very | 0% Pint | foey foe hyo peg Naat EG esioe Rage oon ee Ra ce all ! ASSOC | See oe JAMES K ™ a ae Sass ihe ate, Mel Yee ad Fenige. ea M , Blee cond se on YEAR BR se) TA te m Priced fronta Lid S spaciou ms, larg lea. Ne rm, style are = 2 .|. Ment. AROUND OKERS ATE rms if des! for acragly on t 8, S etch e livin, y brick wall-to- bome. at fenditoe one tse grea. i Excellent Base- tent Lifels W csireg. SUE HN A home anyone MIDDLETON th reat doll house aes wien ‘ain rage, = easonal s, at 240 8 TOC. bedroo: FRAME sorely well ls 9 car ch- itchen b ring ton 4 Toom uron. Ext north ¢ eaaet 1-6368 b 45425 bie down Lyns Tod bedrooms. 2-cer with 2 sre ee eaee ee arage. ceaite sarpesan baths tpg be Legere re nice ar WoL rele eafy eet he | | parm ce bas eat. Bid garage. At face bri eges too. ‘ounds peri corpenns wn, eR- ra replace with mat- VERINE . HO | ent. sem e u- be ck ea, 47 ge, On 1 _ Build N , ane aN) oes a Ee Pr Ee | mm 20m hei | ea sae Soe tan tnt ae — yt eat and hot aths, @ sets, 2 . hundred anached fire- Dow od . oS M IN te iving rm cm. hem this our lot or OW BLUE % TAKE YOt eae water utomatic = ah s of doll garage, a N—Lake (A a Cc 5 tiled ba , fire ome. SeeEaa pitngta Wi ic. Hs We wal'babe Sou Sears as oe yes Ee weupicns ee a ciara oe Saree oe ee mera iarke mata seater | cas AE Mich. er eat are atiadned” gure. “gel odel “ pleted bom s starter and bai corated around CHARD Get the make: ner | Sylvan sae $5,050—im. Priced at 7 9 to o— 1 — patio them i. Jevir ds Dorothy dor 81 Gen eal ere Wein mile ee ces kas 4 room LAKE _A “Bud” — caving cit —— mediate pos Sund cm re : ae Lavende sal "Fecntar elge ioe bch wit OPEN DAIL ce area ie AKE Gorcens) uname a _ SOReAaT 0] Floyd K = ae is e Dr. Davis, at: Ne ets, = J! Y t a : Tr L ER HE en I ou pag Aig ool hee 4 ‘tel ME Veckos , ee FoR : tIn ; sky _7 PX since ME, ¥ jt. $500 MES cou re c., Real Bb aa O ] the- EAL 1 Ey vers DOWN & UP FOR COLORED als poe) at » Realtor it Ve PIN ‘1420 : FE 420 O A Lesli WITH FU RED VAMTT. » Ot Telegrs 4 88 =e : ; FULL: H Open aph oaowro a a Le NE LANE 1 Rosed KLA B ie RL. M EXCEL LL BA OME. ading to ‘ ale S ROKE . Middlet A Tok BASeee : te 0 ment, Ges tate ace FE 248 wa ong tece E badeenen ot. 2 3 Be D en | on see. leton AT ence | CONDITION. COLORED Lees Gl ~ ve Besatifaly ae cee | mented SS peau 2610 GENES 2am Oak! i = on eed — "FE ei peace ror yt a = GI #1661 Se be Soe wi in e NEA NES ST. ued wale ft wma 4A = MONTH $1500 Di TY pean y A $80 A MON Ss No $$ para dase! BQ. 3 th man a Besutif R WALTO! —ine rami walls fioors For val 4 CRE RAEB $1,500 50 PER & ‘OU xEw #F { builtei ment rec. ear only one y shade t ul settin 3 bedroo N BLVD pletel ¢ tile batt fireplace. Sosecent ren coi ney DOWN, 2 & SHOWER eee TH Low Dn. cad’ pancesemn OA? room Sf ayives Yaks trom Spree | ey rotiewe o aa) ttle bath and com- pte pe this 4 b 83 Lerpty ate 2 - — Fanch, Mortar ae ee rh FHA TERMS terms, By appt. Pile oe 8 me an Lake, the shores terms, softened an a aN teen eautful view car ee ber a floor, Nice 2 ‘vedrooms, al V: ALUET,R WALLS. at OE Tr n Lots , 6 KITCH. ra: ED On 3-68 . wefan yall et Oren Li TLE oh AEB pe brt = ARG 'R, lot. nent ont . and Bd forge re window. PON Perry noFth of OPEN male AVE. ealtor poly D oton ae AS - month. 16 , Pe ccniy oa FER Mt. Clem aay Situated on MANSION UTE with ceramic ©} THE MIN. | | GARGER. Beaky Co. 33 sandy reno ay angry rareens | 131 Baidw TIAC RE! ALI > MULTIPLE LIST owe oer MORTORGE! Conte Heat. gee Ss 4 one nae ne ot | aipre don 1 acres 6 | ent, sewer and water tall | + oe tor quietne der sil ie fam. = TY Xe SERVICE DOWN, PAY MEN vet. - s otc, stunted —FIOME | fee SALE BY = FE 66169 alice freee atte soar to M at only: $ “r ' 999 $295 only" $18. a Boley oe = Fo ROOM 2. rhe MAXY 08 sel fe Wot | are. Gees cond CONNER, § RM. gas. Owner ae | ee ead hae aed alban asad ag es Al J ES a l r Color e From. ° 20” duce bos with $ 20) Street. Screens Dots een accept fret aD wessesaes | ving tm. t d , BRIE TERA Nothin Se OO) Sriwmtnrss | K TAIT Sara te ath te ateman on Cedgriae,— fur JIM WRIGHT x ' lr: 8 : 432 re bun vd. Like-net off 345 REA Sob Fervor cian ang | bo lothing Dn. HONEYMOON - ENNEDY Povey da -*8) Kamp NOTHING DOW passion "alie® ialtear won OPEN EVEN AEE" re pou ate h ith y 1 TH co ut 8 : f ex. man, FE iy gee starter Lake i arog 608 es aooe 3101 W. Hur Realtor ment i SRLS home pb tentesh IRE ALT sen fiiractive, oi for tal down atid Ssereens. ‘Only 8S No SER UNTIL 8: 2 ND VACANT, 6 RMS. & Sr yapmet bes or small Dinsiered foam” howe. open Ev FE 435 lots” Ex 3 cdbgaep aah! ase- | 377 8. ORS F . Bea saneret’ bs wood floors vind Loe —_— OUTSTA Sted We FS Ra, 67 BPRS it amid] te Speer been eninge wie fe ae ese | | LORS PE 40528 Hata peli || ne Sind TBR, TSTANDING * month children ent and| M oi HOME BY OWNER. trade. ith te ng TING & sold on a. $25 each, ex- et & gus | ue Makin ely jand- R me. LU . FE 50712, allowed, $70 i Cleme E BY . Tms Cu ERVICE eas one lot f or can sup | aming wh @ the hom: aeburn st ES . it pri ns-East Bl OWNER M stom Ra y terms, Ca or $25,000 be der the Me getting ¢ a in excell street. 8 CENT ¥ 3 si, 100." ce — vd. secti = ODER ? nch—3 A . ll EM 3-4 with Nice many fr nog un- furna ent cond room h he RAL 8TR - B FE Do’ on. N . High 210, garde uit ¢t ce, ition ome ome, rer - i, Wee naethce eter) ealS oo oti A PESIGN More real living, th cres | sittpart’ Pasemgent,torme only Aas | seo ates, Mower. W980 down, ment: getter tated yes 4 BED +! gio per’ monte a eee eed toon your nelgtibor eop rho fpr name ot ape boo Ceet at ares ascent so BRAY seer x or ri FE 18 Gil \Saea = diate posses. BERROOM,, moter, | eae baie ar ih, piawerea) ee ul bts comet oe ee ore Oe ee eee gon, cncked » Vors » oe ee | innit, Reuter ne oe a downy 4 : per ill fo eres, tank fet ty spac carport of Mas private I uilt-ins. ats 1 MU Easy garage, | Qualit utstandi Ts. costs for own but morteses w. mires haa LAREN - Cal US, R ea: Oniy e. Sept! ho sh. Ma ake with plenty | terms. | Con y workm ing bungal Mist tegreoas cet aps Northw: 396 D 3, Zou RE ] Cok . O ealtor sy terms $500 do ic use or lan consid plenty $600 dow B. venient anship in fene ow. 2 Lots rooms ome. Im: tage oF est sho gue ol HOY ree “gis ve aD =n payment eee tee ee ga tie oun oats oe ee _ Bll, Anchor cansiaguralssrat or (year-around FE 44 b 2 YR 71-2818 VA 5 . as part; alumin in eoeea Cooce, te bed- uilt in features |e nck paym otal pric couvenie: money Vocovones, oo ‘availabi 561 ath. 2 bed 8, OLD CAN i'Lotis fora toe bales ecrt ghee tl ed- | Closet eature ; oe ud ents of e nt term: nly $8,500 " e now HO asement. rooms. O $8 RMS. Chok: a LOT Lotis - M rd townsh ngs §8950. e bath, | De spac 5 i e baxes @ $61.30 pr ms, ‘ with ri amd 7h gs © ae $1500 dn. Landscaped ak floor: ail ce 100 L aceday ship. Call so Water- E sirable tee nd insur- XIE Al It. arth, | +7468, 232 W CReal nice] eI tgs akefr . RICHAR EM 3-621 ee | WIL BALD i ear — 1. Nicholie, |B . Cornell. rf ake pri Shade reel, ont Ho D sTEE 0.| Brick 3 ary low oa LIAMS ee WIN condit ranch . ODER ue trees This tg me 24 Cent LE. RE > ed tl alee) aes hool ar st. ondition. 7 . to Con- houses . nite: ‘ a ch 4 BE nter St. ALSOR aseme not | la pungs: A de room ea. : la MICH etely rooms excell: rage OnE a] Pat CAE pedroom 14 “ Faetten ee ce = Tey anal oo | aks sot Facer ata tein, | Sant aor esE eee ee ‘een hom area} Eas,” ate acy rc es oar 3 ‘ww 38. YRS 8 Edw. M fa Sl sete page Ie waneh down. MA re ares, oe ryu,| chid. rt a left 1% mite Pontiac ma Lvaest Oak Neer walls 2 ibe room Mote Cc Sersie a P maee ihe emo eT EME| _Stout, Real Her eee oe aE | get ded a a ict noge) ae Bone oo cae et cee | Sa" mes ‘ am ' Fr a er - Lake PRE D REA ork. inc v $75 e priv- men in A ‘yi § front LVAN yment. : 11700 Big heat, Lee.| Far < tor shade, maoee it Gtk and men priv. ACR LTY ludes e pet t for OL. h jot frontage oe rd fe Lake Rd. i Lake ore. 1 fing = “ul "8:00 FE 5-81 Garage evergreens 0x250— eore auto. eek. bedrms.. E verythin month Coe tek. Cor store . ba. 8. OVE pay- firen) snones Livi : 5 og 2 low near bus, ee P.M. 65 Price iy ae Tower «ca Scmasg. fireplace, se RAY O' RLOOK! ——- and ae floor ment, owner, down ae : term 8. car gar. y, screen oak - NEI nearly ING WHIP Oa be mirror, ro, Ka RNS —=M pe fe ose e cash. age. ed po 20 8. L, u new, PL La doo: teh ; oo ghee 65-0107, ent ; oun rke akan tow Soo Teleeraph Rd. Realtor nies - and —- Po LAKE pares, ‘bedroom aot til tee din- : : © ; 20x20 NMENT Open Toors 3 bedreo: contem tn- room i . Beseme stor als, ar R to be HOUSES. BACH FE 9-0| wall-te fire ms, porary Enos ent rec Bie oot! 9900, M rei} d. FE 2 flo hot 351 EA §-8775 wall-to-wall place with all targe ze rage. y pine, HA creation STARTER Ba Raburn Heights, LAKE large it carpet, fixtures Se eee ee seo beat. Tote |— sep BESTOR cre roue acaesndng| in EFRONT. cate eae | Sa he ea: 4 * Ci of or . Ph ting. Ca) m. wind san roo’ $1900 this iy land rage, call T B 5 | GET IT rel built. 6 Scot, Woops Ph. FE _2-0629 oo - soe be seen at 20> rouat wall, a 50 ff. of on @ down. lett Laka scaped SS BRICK = _Precth iS. thr UICK fehoa” gisrie ig tot, ome, j = ore FE SOs Gun — ay Salted % out ee boai Windows, ftrepis m sence, Spe: 1 coda iti f gt — OP 3 bedroom PONTIA —~ bery ; swomk of pues c uf ACRE Delco. kiteh - wd | ae, y gh Classified Ads ti" gh ontiae Motor : me = me with ipTcaciec) ms rfVe sae on oP Bice aha cedar PRIVU.sons rooms ranch 89 thie attractive § rene. oleae Saar at sths, es, what +} brick hi ly’ 6 roo ’ oar 2 SC rly genom es W . or mee s vetromn yen or SS 8. ~ ; ever it * = 2 ome, im modern « SAT. HU ETT: 6 oop M. cellent k edroom Ta itiame ful kiteh: ania 3 ln door, ‘Gah.o, is — di e 5s ca cxpelient ‘ & SUN. : Yer’ Re ogy room b ANOR scre itchen a: neh, ex way en, OF bright ving . eal for ¢ IFE ial J Rosle a ae eondi- -5 EM_3-4is Highland ator ee rick vel pga arg rrangement, — |’ toa dear | fornaee, brecse- oupl MIE I con 2452 Rd. it edroom neer me © qualt reh. , § ent, suburbe: ar gare e, bree A etn. cour aes 2-8181. for an ad BF vet) Lak ut Aten 4, Fr au. . M50) es itving room, tthe ‘tty be tia Lange rent mand buyer. or down on a "ered oft wits 5 ert Oy nnett In 7 ‘aaa noo amie writer , and get ith EWER custom homes cy guality ‘- Je | S00 VALENC oa recreation "room. 3 we| Leslie R. Trip Ra Somer lay rents * opén Ever muon, TORS at = : : . r 5 with . ote wi iy vento, nings sod Sunder J-t_ } Seas Fm se pee rans ‘a he rae BRICK 3.8 ic cl A ST, . - : niger aie tc, on esin Haren . Lae payment fer OF. ie fens ne fenced M _MACED aT AE me < a ela — et. Take Pome | fevcment fe lot, titul acre * : LA , Se be on at xeell | ore FE 4 W i . SS) Eves. FE vate +5181 alee your pick, fim Rg ar Pinar |’ ianaing or this home an other 256 W. L aa? | Realtor iam Miller gHerior Ay? mined ’ ‘i : e HO! appotr ort j “Hay well { = ly Lb, MARTIN REPRESENT! i Ree ¢o. pe & nitoek ome in Sain for west wp,| 2 ROOM Longfellow fons ow FE 2.0263 ie privs. me pice 7 a REALTOR HURON, FE GEORGE B ode} ne ooo os PEERED bee one NEARS wie aa. Pay: fof, . LAIR excelient asement ® BY pty f ue \ 6396 Dixie ae ALTOR amibe thie render e Cc R : nee PORT | f oe : — > Hon PLAIN sna 31351 meat ‘oe 3 AROER. 3 bedrm. mod = ‘com, <. es, OR Site FE 53-8183 ©. 39 W, SOkON. { ess. form on home, birch wit, pias ih ia : * : ; | , ul basement » vent hw. 1 -_ ge = ae 3 fl aato a Yeu fust love sy : , =i ee ih. 'C Woo ; Ne vail ater! aos | Gerber. . nw we on ‘ ce s,kake, < sare , } f z | y THIRTY-TWO Cae i: THE PONTIAC PRESS. PRupay: JUNE 13, 1058 Oo See oo on is ~ For Sale Houses = 43 “ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses _43|MODEST MAIDENS pp: ee ca i a , Pee ei es ‘|LOW DOWN PAYMENT, BRICK ‘ : = BEDROOM BR. SEs Terrace, § tooms and -bath,, oll T pierce oe oa Maceda ot best. Call PE 42875. .“ = rade sane * neighborhood. lat qe ex: New Ranch | Homes > = hee, ee cellent for unites $11,900 bedroom 1% bath, “hy with low ment to | §359 DOWN — $69 PER MONTH kitchen part | bri : - respqnsibie party, R 3-3380. Large double-purpose living home. Gas or of] h a room. ¥ kitchen | in a big utility room a mee L 3-Bedrm. Ranch Home =, it, 2 blocks to schools and “the viliege. of 2 Jn Waterford Village Mt. Clemens North to ™ hyn Clarkston, $12,650 full price. ; ? . BROKER -— MI 6-3417-— MA Ci Very sttrattive = use = ark st O | 2 tf liv roo | ture window 1 eS RILE Y nN § . Sereens) Youll love. the. large REAL ESTATE INC, lot 80x183,! eins “aes wen Sy apacious be- With the low down payment of ian © Pees FROM BANK) Fooms and’ closets. Delay may) $5,000, you can buy, this 4 80 open Dally #9 b—Sunday 12 to mean disappointment witer nes 4 state Ouly $1400 down) K. Blvd. Fireplace in livingroom,| |] AK EF AREA HOMES: a month plus taxes anc large dining room, big kitchen & 2 country kitchen done in yellow; JAMES kK: 20 Ss. Main, Garksten. Mich. c end § i : = _ BREN : insurance Te | potion Sapa 2 walk-in cedar 2b tS on pesutifully | Just West of Town | Divided for recreational area. 2-) latidscaped lots. Plenty of peo tes . Secluded and Neat | car brick garage on a corner Lake privileges. Price ” reduced eclu lot 132¢x 168 x 119. Nicely land-| 10.000, Shaded jot, quiet nel hborhood | scaped Tall shade trees sur- CASS LE. CANAL FRONT . | nice lawn. fenced yard Good round the home. Lake privileges 2 bedroom home 2. lots, o& a4 : becrm bungalow, full bath with) on Sylvan Lake. room —— Me ken a Eas tub -Bright. cS , oon ai. ee b pene fe cap at | ond ide u nly > f . Py aaa 330 a month, including East of Pontiac “MILFORD VILLAGE | taxes & insurance Excellent 3 32 pogreom home = os ome meee Ra. on 2 bee Av LB, room, e. Idea! fo full fain e enclosed porch & stair- qmail fami riced os Giroux- Franks way to attic. Full basement. New F500 _- = = with GENERAL REAL ESTATE automatic oil furnace. Qcar ge- WOLVERINE LK. ViLLAGE A%S Dixie Hw OR 3-0701' rage. Lot 50 220, $8,950. i bedroom ranch type ounesiewn : , : : ‘G Price NORTH END Community Market Area| sitenen. ue ‘tar Pe ee 2 ; D-agugatvrreos Rar ay mae es — to $14,000 for quick sale. * ; x. iViny * ; | tox peitehon. gas FA, heal Automatic ol! furnace & oak floor EMBREE & GREGG MAT and waier softener on eas . 1565 Union Lake Rd. St 9.708) win Ct S0e down. ne BROKER ne. moe anes Lake Vilings ss ae dows takes business & val- LAKE, PRIVILEGES FE. 41157 — FE 44621 = nt sen ee a 3 bedroom ranch with = ; : : e ESS HAYDEN |Site vie, Me family kiteben with nek : : NEW 3 BEDROOM Colonia “GhocERY en 31300" Bae Sa | Large living room, ining *% “I dread the day when we take those bandages off!” $2,000 business. Soa | AUBURN HEIGHTS. home, 3 good barns, deep well tte SWAP AKC REG 1 rellaway bed. Blue mink ma- schools, See this fine home now I AKE AREA? | ome Sue veces LAKE | ORIOESEAUTIVYT. LAKE. ‘small private lake, off Disie Hwy. MICHIGAN B BUSINESS pies tor power mower, bikes, —— : ety, ws. : Tie new OFT LE pun gum nes | SAR RONMat UL PGE Ele Tea Cat | HBacl Tones Real Estate _|SALES CORPORATION | wags tort WOOVERRE gute Bargaina | Stine Zi tieh = Located on First Street New BAKEFRONT LOTS. NEW DEVET- - . A . lake for Mason & ca © Wort. | Oi. desk and chair 19 ee Ee | bedroom “home now under con. : Pisce. peace Water heater. tre. OPMENT 14 miles N. of Giarks. | $32 W._ Huron FE «se | vO IE sTRLEGRA RD | Mane ent Ofe desk and chair -.....-. $90 For Sale Miscellaneous 30 struction eaturing ' : | D. Sp f ake, mile PE #1 fomenr : . : wails, 11x17 kitchen, closets ga- No It S Not The seek Serato, eee Eee | and em ole Well restricts 30-ACRE FA RM | park at OUR FRONT Door | For Sale Clothing 56 Sacer chest ro lore, loveiy full basement, forced 1- i $950 DOWN. 39.900 FULL PRICE | Huge lots, some heavily wooded —, i Dae ee Sten ation c rt 1 | emsong CONCRETE ——_, NEW air heat, lovely shaded lot. Paved) Py; Modern 7 room home, good neigh-| $3. With $500 down Giroux & MODERN FARMHOUSE. LARGE Money to Loan 53 BLack BROADTAIL FUR COAT, nor legge HS * 912.50 & moter. Good “ra reap Only $400 down on rua $64, 000 aerneed ae bedrooms, pe Belton g Bitte 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR | ap eB oe heath (State Licensed Lenders) dos 34 3@-40. Good cond, Reasonable, Sewing, ze ae — ss | tains renee on sian a j rooms, @ room, sem s . LLER P “ny WP 7, xT a 3.3893 ph ae oe : | . PONTIAC LAKE " Sree tet. feeeeiliats pacsscion LAKE rygost 2 BEDROOM VR | wana’ heaee. tarveces. senvee; WHEN YOU NEED | sews CLOTHES POR |} Pe. Living oom ‘set $25.08 roliaway. 1 1986 Btude hood. 3 Srp rae eg seen, mate QU ESTION™ | TERE — | Simi meet ronkees| DOD _ SOOO | RaSra kk ieee vara es bet Cae | Soca ae Fe ake ‘wll tile ba a vN : only miles - * . . d aes _tnln aetna Pina walls) toreea oit| Bet can. be answered by ee eel bee MUTART REALTY S's’ rooms down with 3 possible _ingman’s Outlet, 65 5. Saginaw. aly OAKLAND FURNITURE CO. | i TON GHAINPALE. as Fee heat, ty block to imke $8500 full your visit to. . Hi i vead. Raed r ED bA' bedrooms, aiso a 4 room apart- MINE T. IN GOOD CONDT- | 104 8 Sagina ater € p.m. Brice Cenc! says sake aay ioe finishing meets sepRoom”_sereay reaps | Ser aere| ahs Tae “ware $650 DOWN timation = Fabulous eapend - é 7 rm modern. large rms. ip exe |< —-— r aire freezer, dryer, stove, refrig. au 7 AUTO One of the finest homes fn. dition “Ideal” bathing beech |§ ACRES, 6 RM. HOUSE, BARN. . $n etc, OR 3-8359. — Preidate sie | N, $3 wk. and up. Complete SMALL 2 BEDROOM HOME coccrne: the city and well iocated with w basement, oi] furnace. MA 6-1557. HOt SEHOLI D ROOM Or FURNITURE si50 ¢, Thor, for : m on a 6 x 26-f1. Jot. over. too. 6 rooms and '%s baths halle ag Possession, lapdscape’: | MILPORD - MODERN HILLSIDE JINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC. ¢ ROOM rar come, Wagner peyeprinator, Terms to suit | and fibergias AWNINGS $9.95 and tae > x, neotc PRICED AT $25,000 to $75.000 cao eaueal Eee $18,500 with ‘term neue eee ee SS | 48 eae e _?E sk for Sharon. 96 Oakland Ave PE 24@1| Sorat as ) ne & nature: repiace. | countryside TREAMABOR BUILT. a Pop bs oased, > cat gare "316005 wick a RUSSELL A NOTT, ma ee = sereened "porch, beau | AN BURN pie ae ty HOTPOINT | ELECTRIC RANGE, ome oS VALLELY CO. “share me ic 4 sta 4 Seam PR RAMI Y ROOM plus insurance and taxes. A —_ fein — woh ened beautifully andscaped Acreage PIECE SILVER GP GRay BEDRM “HOME FR EZERS - Cal Ow 1 2 bedrooms, Large well | 3, AND EVEN ¢ BATHS — READY FOR Car, garage, 61500 with $1,309) e.U4g.™ Be SRE, eran. a INN aa Reversible, $16.50. T m ported. | ZROEHLER 2 PC. sECTIONAL pens nea 9s IMMEDIATE down ‘ | terfront lots. on this beautiful P. W. aN INZAL : $34.95 minster, (08. Rug cheap. Sunbeam mixmaster, 2 SAVE PLUMBING WwW a eet eee insula, 280 miles from Pon- . FE 62577 : $5.95" Pearson Purniture, bowls. juicer, $10. EM 3-4353. 172 South w St. ideman - OCCUPANCY $ rooms. ali modern. storm win-| fac, good highway all the way. |S Mutya 4 pag We make cash loans to Iaid- Grohard Lake Ave. inne oa AK BED AND VANITY, | 30 CANDY G MACHINES dows. situated on 3 beautiful lots. p to $7 a front ft Like a dif- off workers No principal pay- | 10 NORGE TWIN ‘Also 36” Garland stove. Good d extra . Cheap. MA $-9657 TEN ESTATE ose i EVES | $9,000 with $900 down. ferent world of evergreens, wnite | S Sale Business Property 4 49 ment unt) vee are ack to Louneea Pe bob xi2 yeen rug. Chaise condition. Cheap. fia E. Lincoln, | 500 He HH. MAG. cz | -GOOD TERMS H.C Newingham, Reaity blue” water Wonderful fishing = : - _ Birmingham. Mi 4604800 Carpenter ‘tools, skilj saw, mili- : Mom 3002 SO HREE STALL COMMERCIAL On iv,” BENDIX Wit i?” | WaGie CHEF RANGE a" | ¥ t tools, Anderson Traiier. en pleton | By Owen Sana Hower | Por. islormetion’ call owner, M “oe sent seemuoperne Be. Our Requirements Are: | RCA Roa UV, foarte Tape $50, Biectric f zoe $35, PE 8-841. 2 i r ennet : furniture or tection stter | bedroom, doutte arare, breere.| _3-3804. E bho a een used, ranteed TV's. Obel TV, GRASS LAKE —- NEW CABIN. POSTER TW] BED; sions , A bie 10 Lake Fromage Bateman ita nt Sis°e°F8 anaes cage —“xew cam, |~ Franklin Blvd. B Ein vow are » onrmanent | Bish ithe sar, Union Vitae. | WA Fer sao ee wee Wil trade for smaller home. 3 COLORED — Six Roos ARD joining state forest. Good ae (ieee Pg as cltsts. insurance 3. renee you bad @ good-work | 16 TV $19.09 24 ati ete tere ¢ TABLE san Alzpert. 3112. FE bedrms 2 and bath down. 1 up | bath with four bedrooms, full) rere’ $1,095. $100 dn, $25 m center, etc. Call for further de- aad 4d ie guaranteed rebuilt sets at and 8 ee excellent condition. OR | ———— - > large kitchen, denin K am se | basement. move right in for $7,350) od is oe ogre (Skeels) tails tore Weboensty cueen preyed ces. O'Bell TV 3030 Eliza Sino CHEF AUTOMATIC“ Gt: Available Now natur Nn | only $350 down, $70 month. 264 ce: rden_ 6-7000. aie As . ‘ ke Rd. or 18156 Union Lake Rd. | MAGIC TIC GAS Taylor 5 — t Oikfires” furnace Dp een eell BL Pesties. Sale Suburban Prop. 45A contractor cee If you owe bills and are being | _ Union Vitege._E9 $4045. range & broiler. Like new. PE tory seconds Sices"t x1 es, yo Screened porch Oc lake let ; GOING ST SALE OR TRADE. pid ain ne areaion, pressed for payment come to | jj Ty 835: NG RM. SET. RGRGE AUTOMATIC WASHER Ws. Reasonab) iu ate idea te ar ie 2 Cee apartment size, late model, $95, = tt tables, 940 ans on room bungaiow in Elizabeth WHILE PRICES ARE DOWN? 224 Center St, Highland oreo : 1%. Perry St. (commer Pike) FIXER? Order Classified) easy terms: Crosiey electric range, | - Fit price ony, $20,900. Rasy aatioer Bricuectr aoe FOR SPRING CONSTRUCTION. | LOW PRICE FOR RENT LAKEWOOD COFFEE slik f = ee a eee epee RT ONES q \ terme. ogee ee rieges of os wie ime Lake, 100 ft -». B 2,850, In 9 good oration ien—high lote wins | shop. Fully equipped, 3121 W, TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Ads. to sell, rent, find a Pate $38. Day UNDER il. * sak 4 ee £ Mohawk Lake 109 ft ce & 4,000, 8 Muron_ 5 ‘ : YEAR ‘af parks and beaches Man Pas attord Hills | : ; excellent drainage for septic seals 202 N, M AIN old, nee OR 3-28 ne rt ats . appointments you will ad-- ills by acre. ie § 6.300) i. GULP TATION LOCATED 718 ‘ old. 80T., rns, : fi | a ee mire $12 000 “Lake ret F308. $10,000 Easy to drive your own wel \resigentiol area, now eperetine, ROC oun Ba “= good job. FE’ 28181 is ® pe LATTON A ON es aaa cam P | LOANS $25 we, $1.95. Factory r a9 4 Wp BUILD WE TRADE - REAL ESTATE. -LADD' i) INC. © (Casa Lk. 2.9173. AU ry 0 . w _ samples. Psd ptiess thar ante | L Estate & IRPURANCE none: Sy BOR Reasons «eh 1205 a ogg Sete it INCH ROOM wn yo ine ohiybsrote os, the Want ‘Ad number | all haar Ouarnntens TH 1 Seay a aa sits. chs free. 3 PAL RE or ixie xi¢ Hey. rar ains uire evenings, Huron Bo : be ,Fleetri N. _ \ rk at Ponliae Leke) p tied W. guron Phone FE €1531 i Open Eres, tl 8; Sunday ig "Ul 6 rigs R 3-12, mY West Hu toa. Bs Ph. Rochester, wien OL 60711 OL 1-901 ee wt Sepiea,* a Aten a, < a ! a : : 1 . b) ¢ ale se 4 * £ \ | * , : a . i : : 4 are “8 ‘ : “ i a Ce I j : | : ‘ } ye! {eS a \ a? | ___ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. JUNE 18: 1058 > : " GARAow as Pontiae Pork steak Hot sa GALLON APPROVED a carry Sieh he A Thompson. 86 5 Perry con ORESCENT FIXTURES, ar new, — for stores, ais SEW Tc ms Gat ox1O's. “an | ais Saeed on conene ERR Y "DOOR $s LJ Stir » NEW, 7 $95 & 42. June Brake Specia! Goopy EAR SERV ICE |, TGERICT * ghey See es dog house. msulated. sia or FE 4-1903 SPECIALS ay —_ J canapen lone af wie $1 vy Mahogany Plywood so aoe aX = $4.4 —— 3336 ca TERRA- TRACK BULL xt is. ae plywood, good ¢ with eee ee 23 W. Kennet Haggerty LUMBER CO. | Phone MAtKet ‘+1086 i IN M SHEETROCE. A 8-291 ——. NIZED PIPE B Ie ri. PF ra PF otal MACHINES material. , PLow! xo ‘SUPPLY, Gest ipo 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 10 to3 feMEt Ss omens or DOTLARS TER'S ; LUMBER CO. y Lake Fea EM 34171 mm. om. 5 sal. bery Br SATE er Sa Mateus = Sa eos 64) lawn nneunre.| proven the best. Anchor lawn mowers, lor those Who Want the best, We service what we sell: Service parts for all makes, Don't. forget We are Pontiac's oldest Factory trained mechanics. LEE‘s us “70 & me 9 PE 3-8630 TH Mi ‘Clemens St. STUDIO COUGH, $30. 1 HOT WA- Gu; ot|_oF one rere. hemes aell Save your pennies on your meat bili Seed fomale ohatiopARcena (Beet reat LUMBER | Le 4 be. Tae 3-7082| Link sausage ooo. 1 ry “a sooeeen a ip Blogna Co Des S OPDYKE MA A ET. Cor Walton & Opdyke JFE 5.7941 dal wis Special ale re Wiusrescent 03 pg ind, per ft. 39 Cente. WP screen stock per f& #€' —— La : “4 x yer 2 be gg y : | SPRING Neate Gt RIDING D ® z . s NG eee pak Bg ort Retortlies were CABIN FOR Pi TRUCK. Eu Maniey Leach ste wp, TALIAN BR RIFLE. PLE Ghoe a. manera co 3 les. &) WILSON GOLF CLUBS, MATCHED, Pine Lk, tno 3300 Orchard Le. Rd. FE 34-6375 | rai OUTFIT, NE Ui This is good FE 2-9801. 'FOx 12 GAUGE DOUBLE BARREL PU shotgun with shells, Exe condi-) Bee John Gatill, 208 ‘Municipal Bidg.. Pham Mt 800 6 SET PERFECT DL Registered. Never eed Cost $106 Wan Sell 45° = 8-6819. afier 5 p Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B WEIMARANER PU PPIEs AKC : HOME FOR i-YEAR- dog. ai W. Fairmont, Call © 1008 by WEA Sowten reuateres. © osing out Psi cpamiens or ir ge) Fava ee Ste OF BIG WORMS. 30 for 48e 380 ORCHARD LAKE avenue Dogs Trane, Boarded 70 week di o¢s to 11 pm. papayas ALL BREEDS_.L. iP . & sat. all aaen Sup un 6 pm Danes. Pood! fer “Everything is just as I imagined it — romantic music, a bated: dim lights and Richard Sat with somebody else!" no extra br ] 4 or rs | i oomed Sand, , Gravel & Dirt 66: oe Seasrvaiien, eh OL 1 LEE LS PLP AIP (DOGS, c A T 8 tee treme oe Burr-Shell 375 8. Tele- WP 2. ia. eval castin Fr ft. ; 768 cas & per ®..) OR MORE LOADS BLACK pint 24 Boubi Lh perry ~ oe 6, 5% Auaarsen type “pricks molds, per ft. pe te sc bain oa -— stent rectory Bo ae ie" screen doore...... $7.95 Bood ny steq! “ele-tmay closet deers Zombins tien doors $14.55 pea waaew —— WOLVE RINE’ LUMBER Stal eens com cets. 0 = = %2 Orcha Lk | (30°280" screen Fo ad Ly eae i BS rile gap landscaping a '5-GAITED STANDARD _ siED — doors ...... $8 830 a ordeal Ft eat be ea oe Novem. ly ~ De id trained. * j al ©. ¥ ‘or Tronviile pise corrugated ral uae euiver: ] ave a= fs & hn rr ARABIAN STALLIO’ x STALLION, 100. BUCK: eavy atee! “leenee poles Cee — —_ ag 4 hook $650 ea. 5 hook $6. A-l BLACK DIRT | #2. bee Fe «sei Cement, mortar & en ees Fill sand a ik 33 : BLAY COAL & Y co me “a! Pe nana spo oh eked 'CHETS § SADDLE SH ALES #1 Orebard Lake Ave FE S110) immediste delivery MA s-ese 672 Supplies. 284 E ——“THE SALVATION ARMY Bess & Owens Trucking. mies pene Pog es te: RED ALLIED TRUCKING CO. Sun. 11 to $ eee to meet ony needs. waits Apc | ie west LAWR a3 eg ae ws Talbot Lumber Plasterboard, rock isth. paiot Hardvare glembing ox and electrical Ave. Pa soe USED SS vERGION SORTER Uike (new. 7 peer og tant & FE Bf) or FE value isos porrrerr CE ‘DIRT. TOP SOIL.| Paco eed Rocks. FE Ley fect beat a Row apt ui pecn.| Berens Oil Furnace 4.009 BTU Luxsire Used season. Like new, $275. __Cail ona lando 3-563 he y BSED "ya oo FoR SALE. $30 PER Fare or 5 OLD GUN. gii4- _Sashabaw . * WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBI- nation doors and windows. “BENSON LUMBER CO. WInDOWs & DOORS Doubie = ng—siiders-casements | | Prime com tien windows Alum. com> Window... ..... $11.9 , -. $26.95 Ajum. comb. door EMpire Machinery 6OA redone aw fa D-2 WITH DOZER bia Used very little. in goed cousin, 3125 Kurtz Ra. Helly h. MEI 73-3403 "= ft PLAT TABLE RIP €aW. 3 HP ” Cheap. 29609 No veers Hey Cor, I Yo ) Mile Birmingham TABLE ROAD GRAVEL PORT _piant, best offer. OR 3-6523. Rd. Lee cater an FOR RENT Perey eh tar STEAMERS N SUNOAY BROWNIE HARDWARE 400 8. FOR RENT Wall paper steamer. floor eand ers. polishers, band sanders, fur-| nace vacuum cleanera Oakignc, Fuel dpe Orchard Lake Ave, FE 6-61 cs Formica “Sumng and ‘elec- rica! —— ays = =e 8:30 0 6:00 Sundar: to 4:00 Ae td Builders +04 ply. 156 W Montcalm CONTFLEX MODEL DEL 1. DORMIT- | soe “a flash. Westen light’ eystone 300 projector and, trees ‘Phone FE 5-8104 days.) FE 80117, aoe ea oa & TRADE Me SMIT OCR eras, projectors. tape ere BIRCH BARGAINS $7 FA. OR 4: SILO on peste Re at Brorn. Enverts Camere oes a Ww ea_in lots of 5 or more. FE FE 5-661 a sie er | SPECIAL “Sale Musical Goods 62 to er ihe oe Farmall Cub DWIN ACROSONIC PIAN 0. ani TR eee bal <3 50% no Sixtant TREE SERVICE TRIM. “92 hike shew, datdly been used. Call ming & removal. Free estimate IN Goop {CONDITION ees FE 8-2275, FE 4-9953. YOouR I DEALER se CORRS. 1 YEAR | Real bargain. $585. Sma down For Sale Pets 69 PONTIAC RD, AT OPDYKE ment bar ey co PA AL AAA ~ FE C4014 FE = lie N. Saginaw FE 5-1 §-8222 ? WELL BRED MALE COCKER SEE OUR SELECTION OF HAY SNNETELLATION CORNET | spaniels, Licensed $5 1124 Wa-| Tools - New. Used and Rebuilt. ‘| CONNSTELLATION RNET | _terbury. Off M50. All tynes a ‘Electric fence 4 NEW CONDITION FE 46819. ave, ey Sierse. ‘GOOD USED UPRIGHT PIANOS iCNIC tans A FOR SALE. ALL PE_4-5085. eee! lent condition, $50. Cash or ™ CALBI MUSIC CO. POWER MOWERS — TORO 119 N. Saginew FE_5-8222 _ prot’, | GUITAR. LIKE NEW GOOD BUY Al BEAGLES SELL OR TRADE TR. ACTOR CLOSE OUT “Trade-ins accepted.’ ‘s Hardware, 3904 Auburn at ms, Auburn Hats. FE 2-881. & AMP ARC WELDER HARMONY MASTER GUITAR [TAR &! on trailer. 2 ‘aengiee torches. EM GRINNELL UPRIGHT PIANO AND bench. Fine for rec. rm. Stas in tune. $50. 38 Williams case. Used very little. $35. MA. 53-0584 PLYWOOD SPECIALS | 12 cents. %% in » 17 cents. = = wit oten — 2678 OGrenara x with a démon- Be ‘the Ing? hr ery | “i sg, 19_N. | seeax FRENCH CONSOLE PY anc. Beautiful Golden Mahogany. 430 with bench. Wiegand Music Center el ae Mile. — tun ing & Repairing FE se ONDE. PLAYE 3 PIANO tioned, Guaranteed, on Bcone IANO T ee - o8ca Schmidt. sound Pid the REAR THE OB or | Skates “Goes sdosdae * friday “y’ MORRIS MUSIC 34S. Tele an .FE 2 Across f uron, ROSELLI 2 BASS AC- sorien with case, Like new __Phone_EM 3.4876. ~ SPECIAL © ee Pe geben organ with 13 foot see and extra 5 seg er Walnut Home complete with bench, $695, $50 down. Baisnce #17 per month caret MUSIC CO. Ri PIA iL “fonaition — PE. re eae DOZER HILLS. SAWS, _pPick up truck joad 0) Hts toll gravel. fill, ete for beginner, FE 2-6767 after 6 | \l-A BLACK DIRT TOP “SOIL, Straw & lumber. sand. cravel, fil & bulldozing | ai +6584 OF HA STR. fh CI tte Iso mulch hay, Will ae 8-210. ‘1-4-1 BLACK DIRT, TOP so!IL, liver Odkiand sand & gravel Cal] OR 3-5232. HAY, wane, HAD ‘Clarketoa A 54791. ‘Ai TOP SOILs AND ETC. eu Wahl FE 20346 - ae YDS. BLACK DIRT. $$. SAND Phone & * gtavel, EM 3-0681 STARDING | HAY, 0 ACRES OF FE 20784 5 YARDS CHOICE BLACK DIRT. June clover &° 40 acres on acres Special price Union Lake « Timothy mistare, ays sand. gravel. oe Call EM trey Quart aaa JURE nie south, 44 mi rilis, al] sizes. Metal — sans. Files. Drill ca) ar Gee eee “A ot oth ea ers. orton grinding wheels. Vises mt deve aswel pen! rely | TRAILER EXCHANGE | CORN — STILLMAN J EL | ‘eter. 1 bp. GE motor. 's hp. GE’ . Mi. N. T% Mi. E. of Drydea. 80 P31 Dryden & gravel 4 _deys Fill, top sell GENTLE beth 8-6711 or VE sts & “binek dirt ‘ou Jan See held- _ For r Sale Li Livestock 7: 72 ick ar Drafting 4 TENNESSEE WALKING & 1 chestnut small _5-6006 after T p.m. Uv tioneer Lugehroom Aguile only. BéB Auction Sales X89 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday sooeed p.m. LDIRG. | By Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily ORlando 3-2717 Le ge Elira SADDLE Lk Te 1 PE saddle & co & socks. rarest ys Diss | HORSE— AND GRAVEL. __Gentie with children EM 3-4386. cavat.og basements. om yak. HIGH COLORED Aang ye, =7,|__?. old mare for sale 4-1 BLACK DIRT & PEAT MIXED — Farm top soul Tis wedete Ge: )HOLSTEIN HEIFER Eg milking goat. goet _- — it TOP SOT CRUSRED FIORE | od. MN 4%: &0 ar’ wos IV YEAROLD MARE. nave | 8 Dies. te nego piner Re. Ra tomes. CRUSHED STONE ‘a 3.3080. Lawn wort es. 5-214, 925 ci For Gok caveney wom, SHALL, MERLING, BTA sl §-2205. wel, fill. PE 2403 Conklin, AT TENTION, Shetigné. OAkiand Bote | TRUCKERS PIOS. 7) *y.. Auction, § complete room consistt: of: Cold e breafast HK elec. range; Gossip eich: teed trade for cow. beef or bedroom suite: Nearly new mat- tre box nase ceda epg orn Gan Mal Rens __ Wanted | Livestock 73 mile E_ of Sachabew Rd BLACK DIRT aaron SOIL. SAND. WANTED “LIVESTOCK. or ALL | anywhere in Kinds, Forrest Jones. MApie 8-0016 | n fur ah tubs; roe desk re DO stacy tf BIRT OE 3 BU WANTED and . Sarat cone PE $11" Or For Sale Poutry 74 74 1 HEN Duck: Alive OR 33743 BLACK DIRT Sale Farm Produce 73 a ene a 8 per toad Do bul'dostng & land- NDAY ar 16TH _seaping Mat oe Cook. 23 sain from 1 menth to 2 ‘PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FoR G00D FARM TOP 6OIT. 5 bres | ip tr ete Dene FE ts seu berttes 1186 Vinewood. rE 'r YO ANT A black ar & pearmwe fe Tetaned sen Soren Ra tep soil fer ft _ any bése cows vee i501 CAR RADIO8 — $5 00 and Safety "Bis Cal PE Diet QT. BERRY BOXES La Ahad 2 KING BROS. PONTIAC RD. AT ee vd Ags — deliver, 5 re OTM FE a ae BLACK DIRT. per rd — $10 hay PROMPT DELIVERY, 7, YARD Fesex nor FRAMES BOATS BOATS BOATS, 30 te choose from, these boats” are brand new. 14 Cadillac er Wagemaker, molded piywood 66° he beam with forward deck, 2 walk | thru seats, list price §578 sale’ price $305. Bar Harbor, wind- ehield. steering, upholstery 2 walk thru seats, list-price $1003 — ‘sale price $625. Constellation, | windshield. steering. speedometer, walk thru seat. the best of up | bolstery, bow light, stern light. i st price $1,079 sale price $595. | a tots of aluminum boats at big discount. some used boats & motors and « full line of 1858 Evinrude Motors All at Bovees 3 Sales on Tipsico Lake; take to Hickory Rid Road, turn wi ode north 6 miles to Dem Road, turn left, Come early to get = best selection Always open. ine sensationally iow “— | Ge neve boats sefnre you Evinrude motors Ga = vrailers, | CLEARANCE SALE UP TO 0% | New boats, $59.00 up. New) 1967 Freeland metal boats save up to $42.46 New 14-ft. boat trailers. $98.59 up. 18-ft White-— house Lark, steering, windahieid, upholstery, controls, convertible , aller alle Biete for alte: one oo Dum moldeq piygiass. covered swiv ce condition Geod used motors, § up Evinrudes Elta Scott | Attwater and Mercurys Used 16 ft aluminum cance Open every me til @ Archie D. | Smith. ¢01 } Sagi naw. Holly Mich Ph ME 1-661) DOCKS — See the new all stee) sun docks ; also standard steel piers. and aluma-span docks Styrofoam for, floats and boats safety wor Harrington Boat Work =. EVINRUDE Oekan 1899 8. Telegraph Ra Pipe line. Branct ions & drinking FORD ¢ — 1954 MOTOR. GOOD. FE 2-8033 en Sunday DOCKS | For rour lake home wide, sturdiliy made of ual io ATi ___ For Sale Tires 80A 0 Ft dock —“ 339 50 . Ft. ais . woulé “é ree ed oF DELIVERED he YOUR HOME. DUNLAP NOCKS FE 2-6274 CUSTOM BOAT COVERS AND canvas repairs. Mrs. Erznognik. FE +4277. 76 8. ee ENTRY BOAT Fiter et = et ac Aetna STANDARD RRAND NEW TIRES , * s & one maces d in on Genera! Safety Tires od ed 50 or cent off, black 2 Li ED WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn AAR nr eee | AUTOMOBILE REPAIR ALL makes, Arc weiding FE 2.4704 | AUTO FIBERGLAS RUST REPAIR, skirts, and custom work MY} 31448, Syed et LL a ted — | car ets rebor uek Ma- ghine Shop. 23 Hood Phone FE. INSTALLED FREE Com es gh Repair Service By ctory Trained Mechanics. OPE & SUNDAY INLAND LAKES SAL Es FE 47121 3127 W_ Huron FE_2-6122 | Auto Service g1'= VINRUDE 3') HP WIL! “SELL or trade for 1'¢ HP motor. FE 26076 EVINRUDE MOTORS Buy where vou get expert ser fee Backed bv 22 Fears experi- ence Also shell take & alum- inum boats Paint & supplies Open from 7? to 8 Tony's Ma- rine Service 2695 Orchard Lk. | Rd FE 8-0112, Keego’ Harbor | FOR @ALE: 5 HP SUCKNEER) ; moto? FE ¢. MT LS Mufflers and tailpi pes. S Mollerback's acts Pee INSURE yor R BOAT ‘FE 3-0477 340 Baldwin | eon L rey wo NGS Sale Motor Scooters 82 CONVENIENT. BAYMENT PLAN | PEPE PRP PPL LLL LL PAL al ALON L viet” 9516 HIGH- owns Home Estates. | 63 CUSHMAN EAGLE. EXCEL. stir) with extras MAstair i9i “ tN Pere $125. FE 8-2827 | a iene A. WINDSHIELD. Apeedom eit Buddy seat Like _$275_ FE 68-2404 after 6 pm USHMAN SCOOTERS: ANDERSON SAL & SERVICE 4 7 573 | 13.8. PADDOCK ‘at Pikes FE ¢4246 | many WHIZZER PACEMAKER EXCEL - oo lent condition EM 3-0067 | WHIZZER AMBASSADOR. GOOD | trade in aliowance on vour 1946 a) cole? to apet ance on rourT 193! e prices we stil) « en all on rade hundreds of ure ee, you buy Hutchinson % IN. BOY'S BICYCLE. A-1 CON- _cond, FE 58-2621, 00° For §. Sale Motorcycles | 83 '@ HARLEY DAVIDSON LOADED Cal. ORIando 3-3873 36 TRIUMPH CUB EXC CON- dition, FE 2-6747_ 214 Florence BE& W "SAL FS ce SERVICE 18 FOR PARTS & SERVICE ON sour Harley Davidson see Harley Davidson Sales Co 772 S Sagi- naw INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES &, ee vraee a Collision 7015 Cass | Lake Keego Harbor. FE 4-1762. Bil Mecain ee oe INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. Mac's Collision, 2015 Cass Lake - Rd. Keego Harbor | ___For Sale Bicycles | 84) PPO Pm elit | 1 Bor's & 1 GIRLS, 20° BIKE. et sale cheap. FE 4-0058 éiti0n, ait Virginia Ave. FE 35-8686 SEAUTIFOL BLACK TaRTATORE Reston” Sales Mobile Home poodle Full, “pedigree Call FE 48250 aft- Diack, male, AK Oytstand- lot oa merchandise ing show speceians House Pee" the it Shop such an: — - tn equipment, oot ENS. REE TO GOOD - complete; copper coff “a home i brass — olders, COCKE A AL outdoor 1, Lo mor black, 7 weeks tld Male igan,.. STate ie iad Its. isesliancoes Z ~ OUR waceal WE PUPS, AKC REG, $8) ADDITIONAL SALE. :| adults only! Lugchroom. sale $-8222 661.1 ae ein or shine, Brodie Sei’ AKC Reg. $35 — MApie sar L. Tyler. Ber, AUCTION SALE SAT., 6:0 P.M. Sales Inc. 2 SMALL OUTBOARD MOT ‘Pe Boats & Accessories 85 Cail OR 3-5624 after 7:00_ 1 mile south a mile weet of Lake Orion. oe 4303 Dizte afc Pi 08. 1 «©6s%),sSsa BP. OUTBOARD. $335. FE 10 HORSEPOWER MERCURY MO. 46039 tor, $125. 3830 Beechgrove, Eillza- beth Lake Estates. DONT PASS UP} $15,| items. parnitare, for every ,room in th Es: eats, ssn seaetered "Oat Bale « Dexter ie? tables. Vous tan Kettle. cop: | \MONEY! Sell unneeded | iF FT PLYWOOD BOAT Batt School ada, he t kettle, Dishes. Desk. seb elongings for cash | _Me gi°s |{¢ SPEEDLINER WARATHOR SF hough Classified Ads!. Pio FE 3 2- “aire 1] FT. SWITZER 6. M- lete contro's, wereary bo: trailer, oth Heensed OL ercury motor. 2513. class Racing hull, 5-9708 ir PIBERGLAS RUNABOUT boat. 33 HP motor Wita controls ae 3.4508. 16° molded ply wood. 5 : ace NORVELL AGENCY 70 W t RENCE 8T PE 2-9223 JOHNSON 5'y HP LIKE NEW 81 Also 12 {% Fibergias boat i686 Rustic Lane Keego Harbor FE 4-3806 ~ JOHNSON MOTORS © Boats Trailers & hagiootige Evervthing fr the OWENS MARINE Smee. ies 394 Orchard Lk Ave FE 2-8020 JOHNSON 3', HP MOTOR. | NEW. never used $180. EM 3-6226 Mazurek Marine. Super Spring Specials All New l4 f Yesas Maid aiuminum fun- abou! With upholstered seat windshieles steering & hardware 40 bp Mercury MSS & all con- trols. 309 (ib Mas tercraft trailer The complete outfit for $1095 Kishing Boat Specials boat. 32 ike motor, trailer anchor & oar: $325 HP motor SED MOTORS { Mark elec, pis & controls 8275 10 HP Chris-Cre Lica eee ninbier. used 10 Mavurel Marine Sales At 8. Bivd. & § Saginaw FE 49588 NEW ¢ “RUNABOUT 6 BEAM. | $305. 2 alum. boats, Bargains. Fiat bottom row — ats. Cheap. 7600" REW i” BOATS #40. 1? PUALUM. | $150.50, 12 ‘Steel $104. Trailers, $70.50, 12' Chippewd raasiee | $144.51 50 up. 966 9660 M59 West’ . y 14 FT T ROUND > OR F FLAT | bottom fishing ooats. FE | 4921 Filer. SCOTT ZT MOTOR, a ly new FRAILER WAS § sis NOW 600 _Costelio's _MY_ 3.1521 > § INBOARD MOTOR AND | eee $109 even. FE _ Mts, Wanted Used Sasi ~ TRAILERS & Outb “Bright Spot” Needs Sharp Cars Rows ie * Orchar a ae CARS : mancennone MOTOR vn come AVERILL'S NEED Basta Theo bring es AUBURN ATE. BLVD. PE GLENN'S ‘Wanted a celia. cars. Gee us . VAN . DIXTE Ne Drayten Pleins pays the Cash’ t late _models- Ph_ OR 3-13: MOTOR SALES WILL PAY -TOP DOLLAR USED CARS | ° rd ae See M&M Motor Sales seat. oars only $165 srery | For top dollar op tate motel ce cars | 2827 WED SHARE CARE" THRD | | 126 Oaxiand *~UBL RN’ MOT /CORNER PIKE & EAST _BLYD TOP DOLLAR CLEAN USED CARS bed soot? for our sew ict at 13 one to North Chevrolet Co Hunt ef at 8 Woocward Birmingham _Used Truck uck Parts 894 ___ For Sale Trucks 90 1953 CHEVROLET ity TON STAKE $595 TAYLORS CHEVROLET - OLDS ‘MARKET 415861 WALLED LAKE B ham 1 es ) PICKUP $350. ri N. Main eae, Jerome Pe ats weed motor _ #150 ‘PE 5-3515 a omen Se Sie ward _ 42735. mission 51446, i 60 GMC pi wendy eat 4 4 waster omy ¥ oanay year : oan omc cronin ncKor, Desi condition. 1501 Baldwin A ~ PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass eae BY OWNER — BRAND NEW | wheel drive, oversized | 4 rive, tren % metal oe Beater. et extra . Pric below mar- ket’ value Phone FE §-8165. For Sale Cars 91 EXECUTIVE'S CAR SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham _ cond, EM pg a 1953 1CK HAR ‘DD AND black, Cheap FE 8-183. ‘2 BUICK SPECIAL 4 D J DR. SHARP #_BOIGK —EXC CON! iD nee uipped. EM 3-0081. ’55 BUICK cial ¢ Door met N $1195 PER WEEK BRAID Desoro-PLY MOUTH DEALER CAS6 AT W. PIKE § BUS 27 PASSENGER ~— DSR Ideal for house, car, or tool shed As ts $100. OR 3-9906 or MA ¢1574 HASKINS DEMO SALE 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air — v4, powerglide, loaded, 2 tur- quois. 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood 4.Door wagon, * V-8. Has power brakes. Loaded Tropic turquols and tvery. | 1858 Olds Dynamite 88 Holiday coupe, loaded. Solid white. SAVE UP TO $1000 as LOW Fs.) $188 OR YOUR OLD CAR WN, UP TO 36 MONTHS ON BAL- ANCE. «! Haskins Chev. 6761 Dixte Wighwa: ot M18 MApie $5071 Open Nites "tt ‘S) BUICK. 4 DR. DYNA. R-4H, sharp. $20 da. (1935 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP Power brakes Power steering Excellent condition Private own er 371 Voorheis Belore 3 Nemes a) FE 45-2432. after 5. pho FE _ 35-5842 Mazurek Sie &$ Ford. Fordomatic, ¢ dr. spot | Jess 33 Buick, tke new bargain 5! Buick tops in transportation ‘38 Scottsman Demo. s8ve money on this one Mazurek. Motor Sales at S&S Bivd & 8 Saginaw FE +0508 ‘3? CORVETTE. 62600. EVES. OF weekends, 602 N. Long Lake Bivc, Lake Orton, 1950 CHEVY, GOOD TRANSPOR- _tation. $100. FE $-3125 FOR QUALITY _ CADILLACS Also a fine selection of other clean used cers. It's Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 1350 N. Woodward MI 4-1930 ~ COMMUNITY MOTOR SALES Rochester. Michigan OL 2-9311 HAUPT © Pontiac Sales ‘86 Pontiac Starchief convertibie. Hydra. R&H. Pow shat oe Power brakes. Whitew "55 Pontiac Starchief. 4 “ar. sedan, leon ra R&H. Whitewalls Packard 4@ dr. sedan. Auto- | Matic transmission, R&H Power | brakes Whitewalls | SS Fairlane 4 dr sedan. Fordomatic R&A. Whitewalls ‘85. Ferd Customiine @ dr. sedan. Fordomatic re Pontiac Starchief @ dr. sedan. | ose FORD DUMP op eR GOOD | lees | R Buick 4 dr sedan. Dynafiow. R&H. Whitewalls ''33 Nash statesman Ran Also transportation specials! N_ Main St. Ciarkston Open Nights ‘thl ® MAple 5-5566 or MApie 3-114! = i ES carte boat $185 —.. t PICKUPS & PANELS | ‘90 CHEVROLET ‘2 Ton Borer) ‘31 ee % Ton To SE FROM SPECIAL DEALS OWEN Ss. RUCK CENTER FE 5206 BIRMGNG HAM Got the Itch To Switch TO A BETTER CAR? Weve got ‘em —better cars that | over 40 to choose from. ag low as $3 down _ : : Roger's Sales & Service 695 Auburn Ave FE 2095388 Be Wise Econamize GO_RAMBLER' 1957 CAD LAC COUPE DE VILLF Radio. heater hrydramatic full power This is @ jet black beaut? with onle 6.000 actual] miles This car is not @ year oid $3,895. 1987 Chrysier Windsor, Hardtop fall factery equipment, including radio, heater. auto transmission This car Was traded on a new Cadillac with ony 13,000 miles $2,195. pe Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe. Radic, heat, power steering. Beau- titul flamingo and white. with matching trim. & snowshoe with matching new interior, Out of state car, no rust. RSH. Ready = that vecation "56 Ford 2-Dr. Dn. $ 245 trip. Bee this - Customiine, radio, heater, stand- Auburn ard shift, white tires. Motor Sales “$1 2 STD. SHIFT, ‘ ‘Si PONTIAC SUPERCHIEP, P | ‘brakes, steering & seat, MA 5-1846 1051 1 PONTIAC 2 DR. $195. re _5-3766. Wi PONTIAC 4D. CLEAN. GOOD | _shape. $65. FE 2-1546. 76 Willard. ‘$2 PONTIAC. € DR. HYDRAMA- Good cond, MA) aa i Pontiac Hardtop fos00 miles Mt 4-602 i853 PONTIAC CAT. 2 - TONE| . New WW tires, All acces- . Pe OR see eS $2 PONTIAC 2 . D R Cor Pike & East Blvd. PE 3-747! ‘ss 2 DR. RADIO Jimmy Denose) = tte cies se hae 3140 W. HURON STREET . LY NO MONEY DN Assume Lao 1 Mile West of Telegraph = | = ments = >= Sas °55 FORD 8 Harold Turne rd This is a 4 dr. sedan, ivory top. i932 FORD CUSTOM tides’ out Very gesd rasber| | REPOSSESSION S745. Take 18 _ Fm off $268 no PEOPLES AUTO 8A | cash weeded Tr, Bell. Great ‘ Oakiand FE 2-235! | __Lakes. FE &-0402 ‘34 ~CHEVY DEL ELUAE. VERY isa? FORD CONVERTIBLE. BODY clean. $386. 3-008). RK. Riggins in cond. White- re walls. Lae new. rs “ii ‘Ss FOR STA STAND- (.. } m ard shift ith rll 9 ai Radio paater, . Owner, $700. Cail AUBURN MOTOR 1953 PONTIAC 32 dr., yoo | Goodwill’ Used Car adio & heater. "ABSOLUTELY ° | 6s MT. CLEMENS ST. Sell Cars . ny tes 1ih.o on te vem <“bos.edire wdabene views i "4 ‘| wh sosT ANY MANNER — ODR CARS ARE SOLD THROUGH |]. OUR MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE... GUARANTTER THAT ASSURES YOU OF DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUE — A GOOD REPUTATION CANNOT “BE BOUGHT — IT'S EARNED. ca ¢ _/* 53 NASH Statesman 4- Door ’ ayercauadecsaed 205 . SUPER — Radio é& Heater, A real nice transportation chr.” ~~ FACTORY BRANCH |PONTIAC RETAIL STORE “GOODWILL USED CARS” FE 3-7117 (BEHIND THE POST OFFICE) Lueky. Day" FOR YOU THE CARS LISTED BELOW WILL GO. ‘On Sale. FRIDAY, JUNE 13th — 8:30 A.M. ~No Dealers _ ONE CAR PER PERSON. \\ : | Cy’ Owens Your Friendly FORD Dealer 147 S Saginaw St. FE5-4101 FE 5-3588 Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ’S2 PONTIAC Chieftain Deluxe ...........$ 195 - Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, W/Walls. TODAY'S SPECIAL! LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS ’57 DODGE Custom Royal Hardtop ........$199 Aa a ODGE Carrere mere! Hasse 2 8B aa eatlats AC tReet crocs cccoteeliiein 8 OE 54 PONTIA ftain 2-Door ..........-. 595 8 aa -. : ° ne 2 oe = ‘0 FORD 2-Door Se ee eee 3 : 838-A . "54 MERCURY 2-Door ...... le meneame os eet oe® DD te ON FORD See oon ccc cee ces ae ses $125 | ‘BLUE & RED, Radio & Heater. Merc-O-Matic. : a 54 DODGE Meadowbrook 4-Door ......... $ 650 fy ‘52 PONTIAC 2-Door ..........-..--..--- . $125. ‘Lush 23 Tone GREEN Finish. Really i ' : . se . . 37 PONTIAC Chieftain 4Door «2.20.22... $1700 fy 32 FORD 4:Door .....-:.. Se ose | ——* Chey dard T ion. A one-owner \.. 580-A aes ae a SZ PACKARD Door |,........--..--..50- $ 55 MERCURY Monterey 2-Door’......... $ 945] a1s8 ; Radio & Heater. Mere-O-Matic. Solid BLUE finish. 49 BUICK 4-Door....... vale: seen se: $6531, $5 PONTIAC Catalina Cotipe cic. 255 ns . SL195 | 2191-A. STARCHNEY — Retio & Master. Pull. Foner. A . B'S CHEVROLET Cosvertble...........-.- $ ‘97 PONTIAC Starchief Custom «2.2.00... $2345 1] 54 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ........-..-- ee $398 IH? - ‘Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. SILVER & WHITE. : z LA "SS BUICK Special 2-De0l ssssc cca scscs ces $ 995 1] 49 DODGE 2-Door ...... gerne ene see sae $ 55 Radio & Heater. Dynafiow. 2 Tone RED & WHITE. , : "56 PONTIAC Station Wagon ......-...-.- $1595 |] ’53 CHEV ROLET 2-DOOh occas coerce $495 Paciat’ Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. BLUE & -h 21 . se '§3 BUICK 4-Door '..........ccc00ee-2000; § 505 |] S! FORD Club Coupe ...........--. rege OES Radio & Beater. Dynafiow W/Walls. Sharp and . 2 . 7 35 FORD Station Wagon Gas weceseie aa sae were $845 53 BUICK Special 4-Door ...... seelaseenee Sone 1990-A Bodie © Mevter. BLUE end GREY. 54 FORD 2-Door ....... adie foe ee ale ote y. $495 "54 PONTIAC Starchief 4-Door ....... save #95 “ Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. 2 Tone BLUE. 1°53 FORD Victoria ...°..:. soe eee eeees $345 '53 CHEVROLET 4-Door 210 ............. $500]} amas Heater, Standard Transmission, Baby BLUE Finish. 1°50 CHEVROLET Club = enennonuanace $295 ] '52 CADILLAC {Door be eeeeeeeeuneces oe $498 —_ || FE 2-9101 | YOUR INSURANCE IS ONLY AS. | THE CAR YOU DRIVE. Insure the 'S4 Pontiac Deluxe es) 1'57 Pamilty ond Wile Ineutnce?: GOOD As possessions with an OLIVER le, safety-checked, thoroughly our most $8 UICK | reconditioned used car. — get Buick pea Special - .. «Sl _ $1195 '56 Buick Hardtop ...... .$1595| SUPER 7 DR. power. i Sate, tite es 88 glass, Dynafiow, OWNER. |'S5 Pontiac 870 .........$1095 phage ype ig —* practically new 53 Chevrolet O10 2 BS “EDR, SRDAN, ratio, ener, Powerglde, « titone Beige ‘S7 Ford Convertible . . .1995 '56 Buick Sedan’... "$1595 pore 4 DR, radio, heater, ti ag += Bz a in full Drestios. beautiful tu-tone 55 Baick “Hardtop , «$1195 DR.. radio, heater, white tires. power bide & white with hpmenmnas ... 695 4 DR. SEDAN, 6 cylinder, Hydrmatic, heater, ONE OWNER rmonizing interior. ‘59 Buick Super ......-.. 295 ee $795 4 DR. SEDAN, radio, heater. Drnafiow, ONR OWNER radio. heater, aaron aN harmonizing in ‘54 Pontiac : 4 Dr. : $295 $395 Bet ‘51 Chevrolet 4 Dr. SEDAN, « real transportation special. 3 Ford 2 Dr. . ** © © @© # * = SEDAN, pecseaietle radio, heater, specially ' ‘53 Chevrolet 2 Dr...... 5 495 SEDAN, heater, standard + jlele new paint job and a real sharpie. ‘93 Buick 2 Dr. $ 495 . Padio, heater, standard "acon black & Buick Seecial -.$1095 2 DR. SEDAN, radio. heater. Dyrnafiow, cream _& fhite with harmonizing interior, ONE OWNER. Ford 4 Dr. STATION WAGON, radio, heater, Ford ti ‘99 ‘97 Buick Special $1895 + Bo SEDAN. radio. teater. Dynafiew, priced fer the Buick Cpe. SAVE CONVERTIBLE. fully sccessorized »DOOR SEDAN V-8. Excellent Condition w — miles. Ome-owner. Like $795 $995 BUICK FORD SUPER HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE V-8 re Ela ocd: if ae, pow oe moater: Wncclient ¢ roe $1195. $1595 BUICK MERCURY SPECML 4DOOR &DOOR SEDAN ~ Radie Heater, WeWalle” towne vege be ee $1995 $295 | CHEVROLET FORD CUSTOM 4+DOOR V-4 Sed Fo tic, Radio ee $545 Bester. & uencr’ Subee aniive. $895 FORD BUICK “+ TON PICKUP SUPER HARDTOP Full ipl Radio & Heater. Like © "$ 495 OLDS DOOR SEDAN ra ¥-#. Good Condition. $895 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN ~ : ¢, dio o heater, wee ™ Hvdramatic. Radio & Heater. — $1095 $495 WE FEATURE OUR SPECIAL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY une OFFER LIBERAL FINANCING . ONLY 15 MINUTES © | | ‘Homer Hight Motors, Inc. °. | nr gl Sent 10 1-4 -< FEB Banoo q OW 8- cl | REMEMBER, THIS SUNDAY IS Father's Day” . SO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS JUNE “Buggy Sale Tats Bi ge Ein Wh Bh Er me fA his: 2} US, A NEW CAR CAN Be - gad » Every ae a Fathers Day '$7 BUICK | orp x maeot aah! «teed SOUNTRY SEDA 53 PACKARD sie CONVERTIBLE ‘$3 CHEVROLET '36 PLYMOUTH gall acs STATION WAGON ’56 PONTIAC '47 BUICK mene _) ‘S32 PLYMOUTH 37 FORD. $175 VICTORIA HARDTOP 55 BUICK 35 RAMBLER STATION WAGON $1185 “Hn BW” $1205 735 PLYMOU TH -'$4 PONTIAC BELVED! Ne PassEs GER cS R ; 'S6 CHEVROLET 37 CHEVROLET BEL AIR >DOOR BEL a pooos 36 CHEVROLET "56 CHEVROLET | BEL AIR HARDTOP . $1305 ge apten ‘56 PONTIAC 35 CHEVROLET oe STATDOOR 210 '37 CHEVROLET 56 CHEER ROLET soe, 210 33 PONTIAC _, $395 53 FORD $205 z "30 CHEVROLET 31 MERCURY 33 CHEVROLET ‘ "53 CHEV ROLET BEL AIR 2DOOR "49 es) TIAC 51 CHEV ROLET "49 FORD Today, S Soacell ‘57 HEINKLE $0 MILES TO GALLON Was $1095 NOW $595 Matthews- Hargreaves Chevrolet || Oakland County's Largest Chevrolet Dealer - °631 OAKLAND AVE.: FE 4-4547 MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS From = to $245 —~. Your Terms - oo | 54 DID YOU MISS A HOLIDAY TRIP? Because your old car wouldn't make it? Then come out and see our large selection of used cars, and enjoy a summer of trouble-free pleasure! '57 Pontiac Hardtop ....$2195 SUPERCHIEF. iow meets. Tadjo, pester, ‘wtisien, ® new car with @ used car price ‘56 Pontiac Convertible .$1695 \ STARCHIEF with Hydramatic, radic, heater. wer brakes. whites black ith white top. The very car for those het '56 Olds Super 88 .......$1595 HYDRAMATIC, radio. power brakes. wohied dath, whites. This ts the buy you wouldn't want te miss, shop early. Ford Custom V-8/...$ 695 STANDARD TRANSMISSION. we have » 2 dr. and a 4 dr. take your pick, both are wise and wonderful buys. ‘49 Pontiac Wagon ......$ 595 HYDRAMATIC, radio, heater, one owner. 45,000 miles, Honest folks, it's like mew. A once in a lifetime buy. ‘53 Pontiac Deluxe .....$ 395 HYDRAMATIC, radio, ater. motor = — overhauled. ‘55 Pontiac 870 4 Dr. ..... .$1095 HYDRAMATIC, radio, heater, power wenn, and steering. white = paddéd dash, color brown & white, its in A-1 Pontiac Deluxe .....$ 495 RADIO, HEATER, Hydramatic, a sexiretar brown and white. Would make an {desi first or second car for anyone. Buick Roadmaster ..$ 165 RADIO, HEATER, Dynatlew, geod tranemiasion. ‘SO DeSoto 4 Door ......$ 145 FLUID DRIVE, radio, heater, real good tires, runs good. ‘56 Buick Convertible .. .$1695 SPECIAL, radio, heater, white tires, nation, oran body with white top. A real beautiful buy. ” . 02 51 Across From New Car Sales SHELTON PONTIACBUICK-~ o ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES | Saginaw FE, 2131 we. : A ER. OL 18133} { Channel 2—WIBK-TV Channel ~WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel : CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS into his own hands after he's} SATURDAY MORNING ‘ slugged and robbed of his) - : : oft Xo. 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