alae lo Mesaanl ccm ! $25 Million Truck Center
Being Develope (
: ” (A $2,500,000 trucking center is under development on
Franklin road in Pontiac’s south-central area. :
Interchange, storage and service facilities are being
planned for up to 14 trucking firms, seven of whom have
signed leases, fil So in City
estate developer, Louis Y.
= ~-¢+EI’Chonen, who believés)
of Trustees last night as
_ they met again to see what
could be done about a soar-
| CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. ~
— (UPI) — The hair of a number
. of United States Marines .may
soon match the color of their
uniforms, if they don’t watch out.
Officials here warned
haired leathernecks that, with re-
peated dousings, the high chlor.
ine content of the camp's swim-
ee ee ee an
el bans cen Farmington Boy (
“(Dies in cident Killed in 2-Car Head-On
Troy Owners
of Prize Hounds
\Fight Eviction
ing with their hobby of hound
blond- | “He explained that those mem-
bers of a litter which don't ‘bear
of future champs,
are sold. “Doesn't a farmer weed
their hair jout ‘the wormy corn?” King, a
asked. 55-year-old electrician, “Collision; Four Others) enterprise will help}
—The service center would offer
“With its central location in the
northern Detroit area, and as the
gateway to the north, the city acts
as a transportation core for a
large area.”
El'Chonen. said that about half
Plans for the other hal are not yet
definite, he said.
Costs to Move Statue ——
NEW YORK (UPI) — The De-
partment of Parks announced
_yesterday_it_would—cost—$1,250,-
000 to rehabilitate the Soldiers |
and Sailors Monument, built in
1902. as a memorial to New
York's Civil War. dead at a
«| cost of $250,000.
Lloyd to See Dulles
LONDON ® — Foreign Secre-
tary Selwyn Lloyd announced he
is leaving for Washington today
to confer with Secretary of State
Dulles on the critical Middle East
situation, ithe U.N. Security Council lus. Urges UN.
Policing Unit
for Lebanon
|_Marines Would Leave
The United States urged
today to send an interna-
tional military age tiaglanl
anon to protect the coun
the rising tide 6f Nasserism.
The Americans said their
Mafines would be with-
drawn when the UN,
troops took over:
The Soviet Union was promot-
ing s riveb proposal for the. Coun-
cil to demand immediate
States landed in Lebanon yester-
the Soviet Union vetoed the Amer-
ican resolution, the United States ~ Tells Security Council)
UNITED NATIONS (#—
try’s independence f s70
Grawel ‘of the Martoes the Usiiedl upa
would not ask for a special ses-
sion of the General Assembly to
set up the U.N, force.
Instead it would leave the Ma-
Driving Hazard
Put ‘in the Bag’
by Sack Dress
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) — At
least one group favors the sack
dress. .
“We like the sack,” said Thomas
B. Watkins, president of the
North Carolina State Motor Club.
“Tt’s what we need for safer sum-
mer-time driving.”
Watkins said. that ladies wear-
“Ing shorts, especially short
shorts, were a traffic hazard be-
cause the shorts distract the at-
tention of drivers. Last summer,
he said, the club reported the
traffic aceident rate was going
up alarmingly because shorts
were getting shorter.
to girls to wear shorts only in their
backyards, away from the viéw of
motorists.
“Now,” Watkins said, ‘thanks
to the clothes designers, the trend
is to the other extreme, perhaps
in the interest of highway safety.
“The problem is,-so to speak,
in the bag this summer.”
Goldfine Admits Phoning Adams
4 Times in Six-Month Period
- Goldfine said, too, that some-|
times the calls were on such mat-
ters as tariff regulations which
were of ‘interest to his textile
fitms, The 43 telephone calls ewre
during the period Nov. 20, 195%,
to May 11, 1958... of testimory before the ‘House
subcommittee digging into
charges that his business inter-
In Today's Press
H was Goldfine's seventh day
vg | between them, ests have received favored treat-
ment from federal regulatory
agencies because of his. friend-
ship with Adams, ©
Both Goldfine and Adams have
denied any preferential treatment
but have told of gifts exchanged
Goldfine refused today to say
whether he had treated gifts
to personal friends, other. than
Adams as business costs,
Goldfine blamed that on his ac-
eountants, He and Adanis, both
swore they had exchanged gifts
just as friends,
Chairman . Oren Marrle (D- ‘covimsities finishés with the 67- The club even issued a request/* the US, Navy 2
will serve as _ON BEIRUT BEACH — Marines of the U.S.
FLOATING HEADQUARTERS — This fs
¢ transport Taconic which
headquarters for Adm.
Beach just after landing south of Beirut, | actual pictures of operations to reach us.)
2
AP Wirephote by Radic
ghar” pontcien-e-Siindde.~Labelin,gustandy. (This_is one ofthe first ___ Moscow radio broadcast the gov-
- ernment statement in Arabic on
AP Wirephote
James L. Holloway,. who was ordered from
“London to take over command of the U.S.
landing forces in Lebanon.— Soviets Demand
U.S. Withdraw
‘Troops af Once Advance Guard of Gis
Marches
Reports No Opposition
By EDWIN A. SHANKE
Chief of AP Beirut Bureau
BEIRUT, Lebanon ()—
Another U.S. Marine bat-
talion landed in Lebanon
today. Advance units moved
from their beachhead into
Beirut, the capital.
- This swelled the total of
7 Leathernecks in this
troubled republic to 3,600.
More are on the-way.
The Soviet today
‘called on the United States to
Interpretive Stories
Pages 10, 38
uation in the Middle East “a threat to world peace...”
landing.
But there was no opposition as
the Marines swung into the capi-
tal,
A third battalion, rounding out
the presently assigned total, was
off the Lebanon coast, waiting or-
ders to go in.
Faisal Killed on First Day of Revolt
TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — King
Faisal was shot and killed Monday
by a member of his own palace
guard, Iran’s ambassador in Bagh-
dad reported today.
The ambassador reported the as-
sassination tock place on the first
day of the revolt in telephone calls
to the Iran government.
PRINCE. KILLED
He also reported that Crown
Prince Abdul Tah was shot and
killed at the same time.
Rebel radio broadcasts from
Tehran had told of the death of
Abdul Tah and said he was
dragged through the streets-by a
mob and his‘body burned.
But this was the first authorita- tive report on the fate of King
Faisal.
* * *
Only last night reports circulated
in Amman, capital of neighboring
Jordan, that Faisal was still alive,
barricaded in his castle and di-
recting the fight against the rebels.
The rebel radio has never an-
nounced the death of the 2-
year-old Faisal but denounced
him as q “traitor.’’ Unconfirmed
reports reached Ankara earlier
that he had been killed.
The rebels who overthrew Fai
sal's government in a coup d'etat
Monday also were reported to
have murdered Premier Nuri Es-
Said, the = ioe Palace Guard Shot Down Iraq’s King
diplomat who directed Iran's af-
fairs for many years.
KING OF UNION
Faisal was monarch of the com.
bined Arab Federation of Iraq and
Jordan, and his death left King
Hussein of Jordan to try and gov-
ern both countries. Hussein is 21.
_ Hussein proclaimed his inten-
tion of trying to recover the
capital city of Baghdad, but reb-
el broadcasts from Baghdad to-
day said the 10,000 Iraqi troops
there had deserted to their side.
The’ broadcast heard in Tehran
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3).
The “Bright Spet"—Orehard Lake at
— . clean cars. Top dollar. FE
17 State Marines
in First Wave 1,800 Among _ -Initial
U.S. Troops Landing
at Lebanon
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The De-
fense Department said today 17
Marines were in the first
lyesterday in Lebanon.
The department said the state
Marines included Cpl. Donald A.
Misiewicz of “Muskegon, Cpl.
Gordon T. Stimson of Houghton,
Cpl. Gerald L. Ingersol of St.
eeapntd lliion. 8 wil ge into , Louis, Pvt. Donald E, Melson of
wes net comneted with hs mat
"Gokdtine testifred that his 43 tel-
ephone calls to Adams were made
both to the ‘White House: and to
Adams’ private number. He said
he once alled ‘Adams in Minne-
apolis but not recall why he
had made that call.
said he got i
it was important. County News .. , 20
Editorials ener tee ae ene 6
Ma 5.1.0 Naakectesy ME ‘Obituaries ee testee téseie tT
Sports .c.cceveecsvevesse WSL
Theaters ....3.sccsses,, MAS
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Wenaeita Baas cist 1518 %)
re A pT Ark) indicated that once the sub- — Under questioning by Rep. Johniof Grosse Ile, Cpl.
Bell gaye (D-Miss) Goldfine| Jones of Trenton, Cpl. Denver A.
touch with Adams|Bryson of Wayne and Pic. John Kalamazoo, Sgt. Robert E. Malott
of Jackson, Cpl, Clifford D. Fil-
Cpl. Eugene Nagy “ Harper
- Woods. -
Other Marines trom Michigan
who landed in Lebanon were Pfc.
Joseph Lockett Jr., Pie, Alan J.
Pointzes, Cpl. Torrence J. Trudeau
and: Sgt. Lawrence E.. Paden; all
of Detroit; Cpl. Thomas C. Mathias
Edward D. C, Kelley of Monroe. wave of 1,800 Marines who landed| . a swift, bloody revolt. Dispute’s Background WASHINGTON (UPI)—Here is a list of events surround-
ing the dispatch of U.S. Marines to Lebanon:
MONDAY
The world was shocked by the news that Iraq's. pro-West-
ern government had been overthrown by a military coup in
11 a.m.-Noon—President Eisenhower met with Vice Presi-
dent Richard M. Nixon ana Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles on the crisis, which threatened to crumple Western
influence in the powder-keg Middle East. The Joint Chiefs
go to Jordan.
to an undisclosed destination.
near Beirut, Lebanon.
90 minutes.
be ordered ashore.
~
4 r 1 of Staff conferred at about the same time at the Pentagon.
~ 2:30-4:40 p.m—Eisenhower and his top military and
diplomatic aides briefed 22 senators and congressmen on
the situation. After the session one congressman said U.S.
. troops would be sent to Lebanon; another said they would
| 5:45 p.m.—President cheltvewee called for a special ses-
sion of the United Nations Security Council as soon as pos-
sible to deal with the Mideast situation.
TUESDAY
1 am-—The Defense Department announced that jstes
were being dispatched from Donaldson Air Force Base, S.C.
9 am.—Some 1,700 U.S. Marines started wading ashore
9:30 e.m.—President Eisenhower told the world through
a White House statement thdt he had sent the Leather-
necks at Lebanon's request “to maintain security.”
10:30 a.m.—U.N. Security Council session. opened.
‘Early afternoon—Eisenhower conferred with Dulles for
Late #fternoon—A White House courier delivered the
presidential message to the House and Senate explaining why
the Marines were sent and ——— that more troops may
.
Big en + trom Cherry Point, N. C., were
being flown to an intermediate
destination in the MediterTanean _
by planes of the Atlantic Fieet.
‘The number of men was not giv-
en, but it was learned a
Selfridge, Oscoda ‘Alert’
DETROIT (AP)— Self-
ridge Air Force Base near
Mount Clemens and Wurt-
smith AFB at Oscoda have
been placed on _ special
alert because of the Mid-
dle East crisis.
colonel commands them. That rank
normally handles a battalion of
1,700- to 1 ,800_qnen.
Adm. Jerauld Wright, Atlantie
Fleet commander, described them
as combat ready and “tough as
hell."’
Rebel leader Saed Salam, holed
up in the Moslem quarter of Bei-
rut, issued a statement urging Leb-
anese ‘‘to defend your country and
safeguard your freedom.” :
An air of tension _Sripped the
city.
American civilians were leav-
| ing the country in greater num-
bers.
Of about 3,200 Americans in Leb-
anon, 220 private citizens and 163
dependents of embassy personnel
have left since the revolt began
68 days ago.
The United States, which sent i
the Marines at Chamoun’s request,
the creation of a beachhead to as-
-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5)
Sunny and-Pleasant
Tomorrow's Plan
Fair and cooler is the forecast
for tonight, with a low about. 60,
The weatherman says tomorrow
will be sunny and pleasant with
the high reaching around 80 de-
grees. Tomorrow night will be
fair and a little warmer with a
low of 62-6, = , ° &
For the-next five days. tempera»
tures will average near or below
the normal high of 84 and normal
Si
low ef 63. Precipitation will total
‘about %4 inch“as showers about
Friday’ and again Sunday.
corded - temperature in ‘downtown
‘Pontiac preceding 8 am. ‘The
mercury read “4 at 2 p.m.
) "Into _ Beirut,
lieutenaa@it -® =
described the intervention here as .
| Sixty-five was the” lowest re -
ia)
@. What do we want from the
[ ? COet Middle. East?
A. O08. The US and the free; world consume 192 milliow berrels' 67 Cornecticut — lies twice the en
tire amount of oil in the U.S. And,
@ But wha; sbout muclear en under a small section of Saudi
ergy, solar egergy—new tueis Arabia that has been charied
: i an equal reserve. of off each day.
that science premises?
A. Even at our present rate of!
scientific advance, oer oil :
ate increasing daily. Within seven’
yeats we will peed 23% million
barrels of off each day. ©
A. Probably not. It has cost
z
high. If we depend solely on U.S.) oii reserves, the price of our fuel:
will rise and we will jeopardize’
our defenses by ranning dry.
* + *
Q. Hew umch oil do we have?
A. Expert opinion varies. Bat
there is general that!
proven reserves in the U. 5. are/
i about a 12-year supply. needs oT
age U. $..
rels per (has enough off of her own to sup-
@. Can't we look to
Venemicia
A. Yes. And we are. Bat 3 <
of Kawalt — about the size.
| @. Bat ien’t it costly to import
A. Not Middle Eastern off. Where
. ol costs well over a dollar
U. Swell pumps about 13 bar! |
se BLACK GOLD: ; ‘At stake tn the Middle hn +
produce no petroleum, but pipelines from -
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| (Continued From Page One) | scontinued From Page One) ,ashore assembled at the eirport,|Wtich otherwise would ( \the eriginallly-plammed last six! ceace and stability in the|"7e miles south of Beirut. anty @ 9 plocemenl tants: -jmonths of the year. Both pro-| me : Jordan's King Hussein ’ ——
povals have be p soundly of a to|laiden end Washington Signals at seven by 3 potlight appeared likely me . 5:
turther attempts to convince the the partner of SY Sehe te. hours” of driving time a union, which represents 265 of [Iraq in the Arab F [Western nation State Department
566 fulltime employes, te agree tate of Iraq ported today.
wo So eke ares la linked to | “This was revedied walt new cual we Entire Air Force Poised . | at Cairo seized jena te sit down to megotiate the 1959 . a wae experiment
contract,” he said. WIESBADEN, Germany| From ee eee It was Ealer who reported the (UPD—The entire US. Air Force paar gem rn —_ or ee seconds
hospital might face a ~‘stubborn”| in Europe including Matador | ‘terial gid ' Selle oak
deficit of $125,000 for the last six| ™isslle units was placed today aa is The department said
months of the year. A $96,162 loss| ° a “pre-alert” status, the Air | Seq. second ‘cycle allows “platoons” ©
was reported through June 20, he| Force announced. The announce The Lebanese army and police,| autos to pass the inter said. ment said all tactical and logist} twhile officially loyal to Chamoun,|tions ou a tonstop basis, instead ow te ra the| Cl personnel of the US. Ait inave made no determined ~ of having to stop at nearly every
| “We don’t expect to regain the) porce-were placed on this status |1o: dislodge the rebels from the| intersection. - first six months loss,” he said.) «4 hendie any contingency |Mosiem quarter during days “but we will do anything to slow) J ising trom the international lof the R..Gare
down the expetted deficit. evisis in the Middle East.” Activity
| [WAGES HIGHER HERE mainly: of
. General in the red was that “our|ments of land. ate and sea strike
ai , level is 22 per cent higher) 7" 4 : = ia Paar F —_—_—— (is arte galaries than other| The first in ito jc” ipaaiedtie OP alana: err
_ : : reer as te, [0uiend Cottey heovtnls™ [Sie wes by Juvenile Judge DEDICATE LIBRARY AT ST. MARY'S —. paratory and the SS. afd | Sevettytwo'per cent of every |bassador . ues ep Se 3
Next to the chapel, the library is the’most im- Methodius ary in Orchard Lake. The dollar the hospital spends, he ex-|Adm. James, L. . of Delin en
portant building on any campus, Edward dedication of the $200,000 library was the high- | plained, goes toward wages. Gen. Guad i — velnqu ncy
Cardinal Mooney (center) said yesterday after- light of the 16th Biennial National Convention | que persenmel cut, which was |the Lebanese PSs i a:
noon at the dedication ceremonies for the new the Sf. Mary’s Alumni Association held yes- passed by a 9 to 1 vote, will |tank and two troop problems each community for the betterment -
Alumni Memorial Library at St. Mary's Pre- ‘terday and today. mean the elimination of some 30 (39 men aboard. youth of all children and to deal with
more positions tn addition to the | stopped at has been written and published by| problems of children who afe or
66 agreed to by the board last + eS ee eee aie oar
: H , Another ae . Flood 8 Threaten Several Areas Faisal Shot Down — st nh ex wit, fads a roc comm contig wth heya stand
. Another taken was a — = included | the appendix.
W R m age W et iby ia “tg gai for an advance of Hill-Bur-|the port area, presumably to secrestgngnicd Ee EEE: See ee ee
to the hospital. at docks, tf 3
- By United Press International jwhen she was swept from her| (Continued From Page One) |? satel © wat betel tie cide ro 2 b sagan,
w t tast-moving: thunder-|‘ther’s arms. said the Iraqi forces stationed injin two weeks to see how these|was halted Delinquent” ts 2
— = of the| Floodwaters receded tm north |J0Tdar> had returned “in accord-|piecemeal effarts were progress-|hab arrived. authentic picture
storms a a — ance with orders issued by the| ing. vend wah @ any fam-
oe toed, Cen Rents. today ottee Sop commander of the armed forces| A spot of goce news was handed!the American unfortunate, To ;
- Maley tae Seng, not ig betwen sand i yess ln Tat” te bay Baler when be a0-\Geu Sty teks eewi to Wal] meaanrtee is vingilil Pennsyi-| '@ See thelr bomes in Streator. The broadcast said all of the|nounced that July occupanty had/the nd Marine salient ¢ Camp
casks and Gaus weetiiiey Sane The flood also was blamed for — Ne LE ee tee tna anc od ae eed aoe wats as caumin dilias
rei opted bear ts Gaon a diets tas ont titted atx |2Agi territory.” « OD es Wher the and Veatch is now preparing Given flection be i Kindly; sw Middlefield, Ohio, ‘enusing locally! persons The ambassador's report on Fal-) The room rate increase proposal they said they had reached agTee-|detaiieg cost plan which the at-|forded work and opportunity he ac-| heavy damage, and some streets| “|” , sal GRY SNE 8 SNE: CRN ns Comite ae thority needed before negotiations| quires self respect; granted coun-| and basements were flooded at| Elsewhere, = 7.16inch rain ne igen ge dingy 2 ction me the chage to $20 per day|,,.%¢ second contingent of 1,800)with the communities could con-|sel, advice and guidance by a Big _ Cleveland. Chillicothe, Mo., sent four creeks!) the rebels, “would decrease our oe began landing early ‘o-ltioue, said Howard K. Kelley, au-|Brother, a skilled professional, aj GIRL SWEPT AWAY - . » surging across lowlands yesterday, » even further in the light of the from sag le Pend pend chairman. foster parent or just a good neigh-|
: s| blocking highways into the city The King and Crown Prince on » |Fleet, joining gaye When we this we can ne-|bor, he becomes a good citizen.
Pennsylvania counted thousands) a4 washing a Burlington passen-| were standing together when the tingent that arrived yester-igotiate in earnest,” he said. - « *€ of dollars in damage from floods|,er train off the tracks. soldier entered the room, the : . |day. Ahother battalion will arrive} A 43-mile pipeline from a Lake} ‘This book shows the neglect
i» four western counties, and Reacts sibascador sald ” Bang Two Boards —_|strs: Miseite te tot 0 5.40 ruron inte ve mtlen north tl dlmquncy pele four-month-old gir was drow sis © es Ose When they saw the wdier a é men. a aa Port page is planned to ae
proaching Abdu rea o water to many southeastern Mich- improved
3 * ok 8 at seri Chote Cocued nat take|ward hig holster but before sito Scare Starlings Ottshore 11 ships of the 6th|igan communities in this $150 mil-oare, and plans for p | en to Brockfield, Mo., to be re-|Could draw his pistol a member-of] sscr tanenfc wi — An East|Tiset, POM St anchor. LSTs werejlion project. — as ah ee
The Weather © |rua "fie orm ral Palace ard shot andng rem bas ere Up Wil "Sermon saad ott the LETS! Gee : ot cil protection commutes sl JUDGE ARTHUR €. MOORE | ‘| tthe Grand River threatened |"%™ BOM the new re-(What he claims is a simple, easy| , 1TWhmon Wem ihe sand wf crecery Store Burglar | Acceene read Mitch resco Full 0.8. Weather Bureau Report to flood farmiand today. through- gime did not report Faisal’s death ~ effective wey Oc sides|higher ground around the airport.| Makes a Haul } _ Sia re oe ; Se
TAG AND VICINITY — Parity out its basin from Gallatin, Mo. (because of his popularity, er | enpragig faery opera Oakland Sheriff's Dep. 2 pe Spee ae
areend "0. Nerthwesterly winds 7-44| Parmlaitis also were’ inundated| trolled radio continued to describe} sons patented noisemakers, fire-| Tanks, 2 guns, entl-|eiar believed to have a hearty ap-| : ef = 6 ;
, ogay, becoming mestiy vertnerniiin parts of Iowa following five-bim asa “tiger,” a “stooge and| is. an araplified recordings| ‘nk guns mounted on eniiless-belt yesterday. TF | 4EAV EEUU Ve fait And a Uitle warmer, lew 2% |inch rainfalls yesterday. Storms|mercenary” anda “traitor.” to get rid of the pests with varying and! ‘me Green Lake Grocery, 13581 me PN ate ag RAL na cen oe
dawg EE ene 8th ‘hind ve . si ee coe Ro degrees of success. But fireman|‘ransport of all types were rolling!; s5eer 4. Brandon Township,| | ‘If you would like to have the right answer eat perature pr ng mW vers tow : stage 000 H Floyd Kiepert d he obtains ; se entered through ig : : zt : . Cs
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Pigtin cote Weaneaday at 8:98 9m, TORNADO REPORTED WASHINGTON (UPI) — The ‘boards ¢ : Lebanese came out to the city t0/smoked hams, four beef roasts, ; Cun iinet, Wereaey atti m. ‘| A tornado was reported near| Census Bureau estimated today | The idea worked so well, Kiepert oe So two pork roasts, eight pounds of! won rises Thursday at 6:17 6m. Amarillo, Tex., last night and| that as of June 1 the nation’s |said, that he's organizing neigh- : pork chops and 10 pounds of round ca mDamniown Tomperstaree | weathermen issued severe weath-| Population stood at 173,888,000. ot board-bangers.! The Marines’ as they came|steak. ‘i
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fens = #0 naming it in fionor of Robert [said Fidel Castro’s men treated Gibson of Chattahoochee, Fila. |the men. ; {They were given medical treat-) dress ;
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as, rary radius of 30 cooked meals from a railway sta- been married at 9 a.m. today. |Monday. About 175 had been serv-
oman = Te Fare ee bea ae _ 1 ing prison sentences. The rest were.
« }fror the Most Rev, Russell J. Me-
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ton, 8.0
a wear x the wate BOW Algerians Freed
og py; os ALGIERS, ria (UP) — room, Sees was in compliance with the alert Prench dee ore an-
apparently were blown! George Couldn't Lie _—°t, the. 1S: fleets because of the nounced last night that clemency crisis in Lebanon, =~ had been granted to nearly 2,800 NEWCASTLE, England (UPI) —) Francis A. Theroux, 20, of Paw-'mosiem nationalists in keeping with George Washington ¢ould not tell] tucket, and Ethel Barker, also 20/Gen” Chiarles de Gaulle’s wishes a lie. He admitted taking two40d of Pawtucket, were to have itor “French unity’ on Bastile Day
mgerd examiner was found guilty) Because Theroux was hastily under various forms of house ar-
‘Ac neighbor. sald: “1 beard alin magietrates CUES And CagG-'semmoned to Say from “a faire: NE spar, una 16, 1958
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0: Filey. on Alcoholism
The State Board of Alcoholism
- lapproved story treatment of the
film at a meeting here.
* * *
Under the voluntary commitment
program, an alcoholic seeks aid —
and accepts commitment . and
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aE Pltbat can be cured.” =H
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treatment of his own-free will,
The 34 commitments of the
1957-58 fiscal year included 24 to
the Grand Rapids Alcoholism Re-
habilitatioy Center, eight to
\Brighton Hospital for Alcoholics,
and two. to Newberry State Hos-
pital.
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- Pontiac's Biggest Discounts on Fabulous Stocks of
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SALE
savings are a bonanza for farsighted men... because when
weight fabrics! Wool tropicals, pure silks, wool and dacron blends, wool
sharkskins and gabardines. Every suit was $39.95 to $100.
’round styles . . . 3-button regular.or Ivy League models .. . literally SPORTCOATS . . . Famous quality sportcoats in both summer and =
pay at no extra cost to you. —
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= -Osman’s Semi- Annual i
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Tomorrow you'll see a fabulously vast assdrtment of famous nationally
branded clothing, sportswear and furnishings for both summer and year-
‘round wear that is rated the best in their class. Enviously acknowledged by
others in the clothing industry to be terrific value at regular price, tomorrow
you'll see these prices drastically reduced to clear our stocks quickly. The
sale, it 1S a sale! The proof is here... Come tomorrow as early as possible.
SUITS. . . Nationally famous brands in both lightweight and regular $93¢5°° w*®§9*
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some models priced to move quickly ... many washable fabrics included. All reduced oO 0
or $ 16
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SIMMS... . 98 North SAGINAW St,
Urges Rebels
fo Free Yanks. Saginaw Man Playing
Key Role in Talks With
Castro’s Followers
GUANTANAMO, Cuba —When
the time came for Robert Wiecha
to go to work, he put on his dun-
garees and climbed into a helicop-
ter.
* * *
He looked like a ditch-digger ex-
cept for one thing—his briefcase.
That was the tipoff that Robert
Wiecha is a U, S. diplomat—the
righthand man to VU. S. Consul
Park Wollam, chief negotiator with
the Cuban rebels for the return of
50 North Americans Fidel Castro's
men kidnaped nearly three weeks
ago :
Wiecha, in his late 30s, is-from
Saginaw, Mich,
Tall, rangy and black-haired,
he looks like a professional ten-
nis player, He is aggressive and
confident, though much less ex-
perienced as a displomat than
Wollam,
—-Wieecha-came here with Wollam
from their consulate in Santiago
de Cuba shortly after the first kid-
naping on June 26,
: * * *. —
He has spent most of the time
since in the misty mountain jun-| .
gles around_the village of Calaba-|~
zos, 40 air miles northwest ts
here,
He has slept and lived with
Castro’s rebels, eating their food,
mostly chicken. and rice,
Wollam shuttled. back and forth
between the rebel camps and Guan-
tanamo or Havana. But Wiecha
stayed in the hills most of the
His task: Convince the rebels the
and did the Castro cause little
good in the United States.
Prayers Asked
by Pope Pius for
World Peace
VATICAN CITY (AP) — While
units of the powerful U.S. 6th
Fleet sped toward the troubled
Middle East today, Pope Pius XII
called for prayers for world peace
and a return to the precepts of
Christianity.
The plea and warning of
possible universal extermination
came in an encyclical letter to
all bishops and archbishops of the
Roman Catholi¢ Church, the first
that he has issued in more than
a year.
The letter was dated Monday,
the day that strife erupted in Iraq
and threatened to spread to other
troubled areas of the volatile Mid-
dle East.
The 82-year-old head: of the
Roman Catholic Church, review-
ing his long campaign for peare,|
cited the terrible power of today’s
~ nuclear arms, ie
The letter urged bishops of the
Roman Catholic Church through-
out the world to request prayers
‘to the Virgin Mary for peace in
the world. The encyclical also
asked that prayers be said for the
restoration of liberty to the perse-
cuted church in Communist-dom-
inated countries,
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oe | FASHION ACCESSORIES—Street feat SPORTSWEAR, COATS, DRESSES—3rd Floor NOTIONS, STATIONERY—Street Floor
said local * 1. weeee ee j . 10.98 Cotton Dresses Jumpers eee ver Vy : _ Hirlinger local chamber of commerce officials and | Reg. is Psy cabin Siraspnag aoe ad 13.08 Casa Dome ean tt Reg. 3,98. Adjustoble Dress Forms .....,...1.99 | an 2'00 Ganaieed Bib Beads, Pastels enews: 1.44 Reg. 6.98 2-Pe. Playsuits with Skirt, 6 only. ..4.77 Reg. 2.98 Metal Adjustable Sweater Dryers. ,.1.44 :
| Reg. ] 00 imported te Match Match coc = Reg. 5.98 Perm. Pleated Skorts, 10-16 le ew ke 2.17 Reg. 3.00 Set of 6 Foam Hangers *eeeeeeee 1.99 .
I Reg, ‘ae ea re alee Reg. 3.98 Drip-Dry Blouses, Sizes 32-38. 1.77, 2.77 Reg. 1.00 Air Fresh Candles ..............22¢ :
| pes. 399 Mane level Goes, Red, Black yhder 7 : Ratne .y Seaeeeats torite, SS» ai ___ Reg. 1.00 Glass Trays for Wall Decorations. . . .66¢ ,
| Reg. 10.99 Famous Sgr "7199 Reg. to 6.98 Colton-Linen Skirts, S038" 3.71, rei — cc — os cecindlng venga _ oa _ Reg. 3.99 Summer Handbags ..............2.99 Reg. 17.98 ABC Bra Size Swim Suits, 32-38. .12.77 9. t Sty Wass cenects . | Reg. 2.98 Plastic Colf, Patent He res ko ; Reg. noe 00-ABE Bee Sigs Swien Seite. 5 ht Reg. 2.69 Metal Lunch Kits with Thermos. . . 1.99
7 . to : Hankies . Embroiders, Prints io eg. * ra .
| 276 Heaths, Sestreiten. Fat oe. Ve 22¢ - Reo eee Peng wily Fa Tepes veows $12 DINNERWARE, HOUSEWARES—Fifth Floor
. 298 Cotton Blouses, Sizes 1. . a nit Trim oe eeccevsaebs ree
Pe on Beotitel Site Squares —— 44 Reg. 10.98 Acrilan Lined Toppers ...... 6.99 7 we iscovers Girls] Reg. 5.98 Bulky Orlon Coverups, S-M-L......3.99 Reg. 22.98 to 110,00 Bridals, Formals, 7-14. Me Off Assorted Plastic Dinnerware.
Shot to Death; Husband]. Reg. to 2.98 Cotton Gloves, Some hd Cups, “saucers, plates, Values to 1.19 ‘ : | Reg. to 1.65 Famous Meke , Broken Sixes 88c BETTER DRESS CLEARANCE | creamers, ‘etc. 6¢ j Reg. 1.29 Diséontinued Style Millay Hosiery. . .66c J Yates, dcr, af Reg. to hog. 0
] Reg. t0-#5c 0-So-Kool Foot Comfort Sticks 22c, 440 Soran See “en ie 7 TROT, Fe A) — A ste Repo 15 Stele imper Oro Shean, | | Se 8.90 12.90 14.90 Reo. 24.95 77-Pe, Service for 12 Dinnerware 10.88 4 eg. “FC. ering merwoare eeeeer 4
vod RR ete aga : Reg. 1.99 Brass Caddie for 8 Glasies....... .44c |busbe ene Women's 5.99 . WOMEN’S DRESSES—Third Floor |. Reg. 2.00 Salt and Pepper Sets .............88¢ .
border. | Reg. t to 5.00 Gold Filled 16”, 18” Neck Chains 1.99 : , Reg. 1.98 Large Size Serving Tray ..........99¢ 7
Mrs, Margaret Pelton, 23, said] Reg. 1.00 Custom Schick Electric Shaver Cords. 25¢ PLAYSUITS, GINGHAM CHECK DRESSES ee ee ee” on : mahpo tne gr br Paden Reg. 6.95 Donald Duck Children’s Watches. ..4.99 1-pe, print drip-dry Playsuits, Reg. 2.99 and 3.99 Nb, 1.59 © Glens ro Toor : eae "B8e " , pastel gingham check dbeines. oa « Fede SSS PASTE TITUS 2. es tee eee neee eae
ingly asieep, Concerned teat ell | FASHION CLEARANCE of Mises’, half snes. $2 Bee | Sis ieee Shawne Guan Beas child was up so late, she_called) Reg. 69c Roller Paint Cleaner ....... os sec as Nae
out to her busband Paul, 192. | | SPRING and SUMMER Reg. 2.99 Sleeveless, S. Sleeves, Misses ¥ Sixes.$1 Reg. 88 Potato Chipper ond Groder ........12e a. = & aint | ! Reg. 3.99 Cotton Sheers, Misses Holf Sixes....2.44 Reg. 14.95 Mirro Pressure Cooker, 4-Qt......6.88 Tht was oe suawer, She sol WOMEN’S SHOES __. Reg. 5.99 Cotton Prints, Drip-Drys, Women’s Jr. $3 Reg. 9.95 20 Line Outdoor Clothes Drye 3... .6.88 She Bago eagteg per Bone Patri-| ye. ’ _ Reg. 10.98 1, 2-Pe. Cottons, Misses, 12, Jrs....$7 ~ Reg, 2:98- Plastic Pails .......1.88
cia, 3, was on the bed, Pauline, 5 : . 90 Reg. 1498 Assorted Night Table Lamps. : 6.88 months, was in a basket, The . to TW. eg. ‘Switch Table Lamps... >.
dren were dead, | $16.95 SHEATH, SHIR : AIST —_— Reg, 3.49 Rubbermaid Waste Baskets.......2.44 Mrs, Pelton said later-she ran sail a eae at Reg. 3.99 Aluminum Bath Tub Dryers... ..... 88c nei dag ~ aly eke glad — ones: Mew tia 2% $5. _ Res. 6-98 Unpainted Youth Chairs, for 2-5 Yu. 3.88
. aeeeereeeeeeresr | : . , eg. juminum Crome undry Carts
a “ae an Rag, ae SERS spiel — Reg. 16.95 5 Ft. Aluminum Lodder ........ 6.88 aide The dives ore @ncl= Air Step, Joyce, Penaljo, De Roose, Paradise, GIRDLES, BRAS—Second Floor Reg. 2.29 Rubbermaid Sink Liner Mats......1.44 - -« &£ Pennmoor visira in - Pb par gant ag Reg. 5.00 SI. imperf. Vasser Girdles, Panties. .2.99 Reg. 39.95 GE Rollabout Electric 20” Fan... .29.99
Brion had driven his daughter] meshes, patents, ca n Reg. 3.00 Strapless Bras, Small Sixes, 26 only. 2/$1
to Troy Community Hospital ear- | . : Reg. to 3.95 Famous Bras, Broken Sizes ..:... 1.99 =
wer in Go eating Seo a oat BUDGET SPORTSWEAR—Street Floor Reg. 130 Femous Satie Penties, $M. L... rY 99 20” WINDOW, PORTABLE FANS
ee eS ee el Reg. age a shades ae Reg. ciel anties, - te ce te 17.99
matic attack. } Reg. -Pe, Playsuits, 4% LINGERIE, ROBES—Second Floor ee. 5-year Gears
ae ote: ae aan aol He 29 Ute, Zip Frost Plazeaiis, 10-08. ee Reg. 2.96 Nylon Sten, Sishen Slows... 1.81 , es ou N. Y.| Cotton Chemise Dresses, S-M. - Reg. to 5.98 Nylon, Crepe Slips, Bro. Sixes... . .$3 . tor free cocktail end conaps | eg. y repe Haed Home es Co Te oO oan eee aint sees i2 oily, 199 _ R&G- 10.98 2-Pe. Cotton Pajoma Sets, 8 only. 5.99 DRAPERIES, CURTAINS—Fourth Floor
ot much] Reg. 1.50 Jemeice Shorts, Cotton, 10-18.....1.00 ~ Red 7-95 Nylon Grepe Gowns, Broken Sizes..5.99 Reg. 10.99 $. W. by 90” Cameo Draperies. . .6.99 | , 32-34. ....... : _ Sens | Reg. 3.98 Shorty Cotton Sleepwear, S-M-L....2.99 Reg. to 14.98 S$. W. by 90” Readymade Draperies $2
Se mpks. ci seb pon et ee oo. Red 8:98 Dacron Botiste Brunch Cots ......5. 99 Reg. 6.99 S$. W. by 90” Printed Draperies ... .4.99
* } Reg Famous Ban-Lon Knit Shirts +3. eg. Embossed Cotton Dusters ....... Reg. 14.99 D. W. by 90” Printed Draperies. .10.99
Cans Deke” Reg, ARG Shatt Sleeve Kat alee, DS enly. . are Reg. 21.99 T. W. by 90” Printed Droperies. .17.99 -
sod. Cone Rae 2 OB Serine, Selid’ Welk Sheet 30-42. ..4.99 _SUMMER MILLINERY Reg. 14.99 S, W. by 90” Panel Print Draperies 12.99 ; . i? Many types, colors. Some Reg. to 6.99 Reg. to 27.99 Fiberglas Ruffled Curtains...... $10 } Reg. 1.99 Short Sleeve Knit Shirts veseneeee DAT cnmshc kid 9g rg
| ‘Reg. 2. ge e Ivy Cope, ree ‘. 99 TP a sie $2 $3 Reg. 35.98 T. W. by 90” Fiberglas Ruffled $16
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Reg 5.95 Famous Brand Bermudas, 32-38... 4.99 ; | Reg. 20.79 12 x 72” Fiberglas Ruffled Curtains $6 Reg to 2.50 Famous Brand Leather Belts. .... .88c CHILDREN’S VALUES—Second Floor Reo, 14.99 S. W., D. W. Dini Ruffled Curtains $6 | - |
1.00 Famous Brand Socks, 1012-13....2/$1 —— Reg. 31.99 T. W. by 90” Orion Ruffled Curtains $13 ~ Reg. 8.95 Polished Cotton Slacks ...... oo 6 Buster Brown Children’s Shoes Reg. 22.99 120 by 90” Nylon Ruffled Curtains. .$9 - Reg. 3.98 Swim Trunks, Sizes 30-38 ....... .2.39 ,
Reg. to 5.98 Bermuda, Jamaica Welk Shorts. 2.39 chine nee * ca -
Reg. 4.99 Wash ‘n’ Wear Jackets, 12 only... . 3.47 ony read med $4.88 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES—Downstairs
Reg. 4.98 Polished Cotton Slacks, bro. sizes. . .3.57 Regular to 3.99 Straw, Canvas Shoes..........--++ 1.88 Reg. 4.99 Folding Aluminum Chairs ....... .2.99 Reg. 2.98 S. Sleeve Knee Length Pajamas... .2.44 Reg. 19.99 Padded Aluminum Chaises .... . 12.88
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THE PONTIAC
semana menmetemenenes
JULY 16, 1958
Congress Is in Favor of Virtue
Congress is overwhelmingly in fa-
vor of virtue. This was made known
last Friday by the Senate’s swift
adoption of a code of ethics for Gov-
ernment officials.
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There is nothing new about virtue,
in fact most of us try to lead a vir-
tuous: life. Eleven months ago the
House approved the same code which
has been lying around waiting for
action by the Senate.
This is an especially auspicious
time to know that neither House
approves of unfair discrimination, ~
of the acceptance of favors which
might be construed by reasonable
persons as influencing public offi-
cials or doing anything else that
is wrong.
x * *
Majority Leader Lynpow B. Jonn-
son states that last Friday’s action
has no particular significance. Sen-
ator JoHNson is an honorable man
and: when he says anything it is
usually true. :
Right on the heels of the ethics
code adoption, Senator Ciirrorp CasE
has introduced a bill that would have
more teeth than any concurrent reso-
lution. The Cass bill would require
high public officials, including mem-
bers of Congress, to disclose prac-
tically all their financial transac-
tions, including gifts received.
x * *
It is quite obvious that the Casz
bill will have tough sledding. Per-
haps it is not necessary, but the
public is entitled to some protec-
4-H Fair an Opportunity
as Well as a enge
Oakland County’s annual 4-H Club
Fair affords the parents of our rural
young folks an opportunity to give
their boys and girls a better start in
life’s keen competition. —
%, Be Bre
- It is a chance for their young folks
to spread themselves.
‘It offers a challenge to the
parents to take stock at home,
see that they do not curb the
ambition of the new generation to
do things better than the genera-
tion that preceded it.
Perhaps the budding and whole-
some enthusiasm of youth may have
generated a fear that somebody may
make the old folks look primitive, and.
thus engender a little jealousy right
in the family.
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Perhaps the children are too mod-
est or retiring to put their best foot
forward, and thus seem destined to ©
hide their light under a bushel—un-
less they are given more encourage-
ment at home.
- Our 4-H Fair, to be held on its
permanent grounds, out Perry:
Street, Aug. 5 to 8, offers a solu-
tion to any of these difficulties
that may beset our rural resi
dents.
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This fair has grown to be the big-
geet event of its kind in Michigan. It
offers an opportunity that a great
majority of the rural young people
do not have.
And we have no better citizens
than those who are growing up on
our farms. They’re the best chips off
the old block.
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Give them the opportunity and
those chips will fly in the right. di-
rection. : em
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Washtenaw Counties It is $1300 ; pape as womb,
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$2000 5 Tr. All mad subsortgtitee Parable fn
class matter at tine.
tion. Running rampant with the.
_ taxpayers’ money such as was the _
case with counterpart funds
* should be stopped immediately.
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Passing a law. will not necessarily
make people honest, nor will resolu-
tions. But together they may help
improve public morality.
%
_Adenauer Strengthened
in Germany’s Election
The resounding victory of Chan-
cellor ADENAUVER’s Christian Demo-
cratic Union in recent elections in the
Socialist stronghold of North Rhine-
Westphalia shows increased support
of the West. Of the 200 seats in -
Parliament the Christian Democrats
won 104, the Social Democrats 81 and
Right Wing Free Democrats 15 seats.
Kk “2.
At issue was the Chancellor’s pro-
posal to equip the West German army
with atomic weapons. The’ Socialists
played on fears that this would bring
threatened Soviet retaliation. They:
want Germany out of the North At-
lantic Treaty Organization in the
hope that Russia would be appeased
and agree to German reunification.
Ordinarily this issue “would have
aroused strong support,
* 4 °*
However, recent appalling
events in Hungary and the un-
lawful retention of American
fliers in the East German puppet
state no doubt contributed to
Adenauer’s majority. Thought- ful Germans must have been con-
vinced that nothing can be ex-
pected from Russia.
The election showed the emergence
of a strong two party system of gov-
ernment which would give the cab-
inet power to govern without harass-
ment from splinter parties.
The Man About Town
Gets Wide Acclaim
‘Woman Past 80 Refuses to tus of the revolutions in Lebanon
Iraq as noble efforts of nation- = — eal
Her Excellent Work alistic groups to deal with suppos- About a year ago,” writes a a sedative, not a stimulant, but .
Horse and buggy days: When edly tyrannical governments, ~~~ Pittsburgh man (not a smudge of ss
the rene man did nol ériva up outside ot these exchanges of a 2 one and blow his horn, but if the v as to what caused the ae
wind was in the right direction trouble in Iraq and Lebanon, the a atped, setbahirened svabene she’d know he’d-arrived. broader ‘strategy turns -to the for my Free pamphlet, Examina- United Nations. Here the Soviets, tion Jitters and: State’ Fright.
Although past the mark of four score it® agtinyes in puter ny not more than one page years, A ; Council, block action personal
looking toward a policing of the health and hygiene, \
Bite. Vicia Conon area. ‘The thesis that-these- are Br See ee of 59 Monroe St., does very fine and in-
tricate knitting. Her friends tell me its
texture and design is far beyond any-
thing else they've ever seen. She has a
letter from BEES BA
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
highly complimenting her on her work.
Mrs. Chapel recently completed several
slip covers for a large motel in North-
etn Michigan. Like that world famous
bridge builder who designed and erected
the “Mighty Mac” Bridge,
David E. Steinman,
she writes poetry as a hobby, many of
. her verses being of exceptional merit.
They appear to come from the heart.
‘Another rattlesnake has been killed in
the Pontiac area—they’re getting so
scarce that a casualty among them is
news,-An eight-rattler was dispatched by ‘ese
Jack Morehouse
of Clarkston, in a marsh just outside that
village. It was 24 inches long.
When at their cottage near Pinconning
the other evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Munger
of Keego Harbor, saw what appeared to
be a satellite cross the horizon.
The big riews of 50 years ago today
in Oakland County was the discovery
of a lot of stolen goods under a barn
near Wixom, by a man who had
chased a woodchuck after its scalp,
on which there was a 15c bounty.
- A letter from a Milford man, over the
gnature of .
_ “Skinny Legs and Pot Belly,”
decries the wearing of shorts, and: says
the newspaper picture of a girl to show
corr knee-high was published more to
show the knees than the corn.
Verbal Orchids to- =O Mrs. Nettie Watchpocket
of Cass Lake; ninetieth birthday.
Mrs, Fredonia Angien
of Auburn Heights; eighty-sixth birthday,
__ Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Winthrop of Birmingham; fifty-sixth wedding: an-
niversary. |
ain ge
or? ¥ NEA Service, Ine.
“First Things First—Namely Me”
David Lawrence Says: |
Cold War Approaches Showdown WASHINGTON — By itself, the . ous erlels, depending ‘pen how landing of American Marines in i
Lebanon is not an earth-shaking want te make it. They would be ‘burning in Iraq and Lebanon
event. United States forces have pe ees and perhaps later in Jordan.
______.___ been landed lots ¢risis grow on the horizon, The Western powers may have
of times in vari- — 't might be the signal for wpri- 4, face the fact that a larger ings in East Germany and ous parts of the ace eds held _Mnilitary operation, possibly in the
world when it Hungary eS eae nature of a. military protectorate,
was to captive by Cictatership: will have to be undertaken to keep
protect Ameri- Also, it’s hardly likely that the the nations of the Middle East out
can lives and ie of Soviet Russia would of the hands of the Commumists.
he: oe See “ai Dr, William Brady Says:
pont’ ne nna ects YES, YOu Can Keep On innian nove emt eve oe Using My Throat Easer | | tity
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the American Marines.
In fact, President
has, stated that “‘the initial dispatch ~ UB BRADY have had several of troops be augmented as Parts in church programs, and I
Jim couldn't stay under wa-
ter very long in Boy Scout
diving contests. But as soon as
I gave him Houdini’s secret,
_dim beat all his competitors,
maak eee SES te a column to "school athietes; track @
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Africa. The result was to strength. ™y : en and stimulate forces and collected throughout . th that made World War II inevitable. Speech, which went off beau- “The United States is determined tifully. = ~ we have a diving that that history shall not now be — “What I would like to know now contest, I usual- repeated. We are hopeful that the {is whether I can use this fight ly come up first. action which we are taking will along, as I have to speak some- |
both preserve the independence of where every week. (Signed) . , .” oe pret grr international The answer is yes. violations which, if they succeeded, Nothing harmful or habit-forming would endanger world peace.” in it, gai ' = +* 9 The situation has in it, of.
course, the ingredients of a seri-
The Country Parson
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swim; yet always have this faster
heart beat while-doing so.
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|William Erskine Gulland was de-|his today scribed yesterday as “something! : of tric .old gentleman,” [through
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OLD sion but sleeps every night in al_ ninemonth
car parked out front. jold. boss was curled up on CERROW | ror a break in routine, he hails|back seat of his car, a cab and chases sped geen =
2 goes to a railroad wa *
Secor |the trains go by, Long-Awaited Rescue His favorite meal is cakes, milk Proves to Be in Vain
ntmea take beth and thet “not more ert than three times a year.”
60 of them roaming through the| eastern
art treasures and gold and silver/Saturday.
UNITED
Downtown and st Tel-Heren ornaments cluttering his home.
Each time one dies a veterinarian | waved feebly for help
SHIRT
Distributors didn’t use poison. hin,
Toilet paper is one of the house- He was
i dozen rolls are delivered each Monday. He never undresses except to| BILLINGS, Mont. (AP)<- Rob-
Biedrzycki,
He has a penchant for cats—|ries when his car plunged off an
Montana highway early
must perform an autopsy before/30 hours. Two tourists
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LANSING «® — Consumers|*o%
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AS LOW AS $2.90 per WEEK As LOW AS $2.90 per WEEK © Built“ scoording te architect plene
(see Col, D) (see Cel. D) AS LOW AS $4.83 per WEEK rain cel, H)
_ ALUMINUM SIDING
Please call the Big Bear
for your home improve-
ment needs. My building
engineers will be happy
te give you @ free esti-
mate day or night, Call
us, you'll be glad you
did,
INCLUDING : All alamioum siding
— trim
“1 ited back
as LOW as Bs per WEEK
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LOWEST
money down,
payment after Labor
Day.
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A! $ 300) $ 9.58
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¢ | 500| 15.97
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Rubberized Hi-Low 24x36
1,99 Loop Throw Rugs. Sones a wake 1% low price on high ver 4
ssorted colors.
ae ~“pewactaies
LowesT PRICES / $735
[Stock Up! New Low Price
So all may save. Limit 12
/OWEST PRIC SIGS
First Quality Sanforized
49c Muslin Pillow Cases
29° VoWEST PRICES $790 all you want. Fine 128
count, large hems;
—Downstairs Cool §
Ladies’
sr oa = 1 33 er Styles
Not ordinary dresses, Beau-
tiful print in afternoon and
otyles, Sizes 10 to
Look! New Low Pricel
49c BATES
Fabrics = ¢
Big selection of fine ergo
ized prints,
for now and Fa
First | Quelity—F ull 81x99
1.99 Muslin
19
Come early for these
fine sheets. Pull cut
deep hems. Limit 4
to customer
Downstairs
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Sleeveless, Fast Color
1.99 Ladies’
Blouses “7 “7 ¢
Senforteed sleeveles® styles ©
in white, colors, plaids,
to 38. —Main F'
Shorts 8 8*
Solids, plaids, _— and
patterns. colors, Save!
—Main Fleer
1.29 Feather Pillows Limit 6 to a custom. ¢
share. Plump chicken 86
feather casera
For. the Hot Summer Ahead
'69c Cannon Bath Towels
your linen “closet at a
fraction of what, you
Cool Ivy League Denims
1.49 Boys’ Boxer Longies
for 3 to 8 — several
colors,
LOWEST PRICES / $5
Stock Up for All Summer
Your choice of diaper Ps
sets, crawlers, creep- 97°
—fnd Fleer
Lowest PRicts / $m
2.99 Girls’ Swim Suits
Summer sarongs or 88
swim suits for girls 4 to ]
14 > nd Fleer
Balance of Summer & School
3.99 Girls’ Cotton Skirts
solids—for girls 7 to 14
and sub-teens.°
LoweST PRICES / $35
Boxer Style Pattern
A real value — fast
color prints. Elastic er so evetyone can
rh Or > 2
LOWEST PRICES / $395
Your chance to fill ¢
regularly. pay. 49
‘Sanforized boxer pants 99°
—ted Fleer .
1.99 Infants’ Play Wear
ers and dresses, sizes
Sebsforized Gay Cotton Print
bloomer styles cotton
Lowest PRICES / $358
Washable gay prints and ] 77
1.99 Men’s Swim Trunks |
waist, all ‘sizes.
—Mal
Fast Color Denim 179 Boys’
Shirts - Jeans
96° Short sleeve gingham,
-Ivy stripes and pleids.
Sizes 6 to 16, jeans 6-12,
nd Fieer
. Girls’
short sets. Sizes 3 to 6x.
—fnd Floor
o>
Sanforized Short Sleeve 7 7e
1.99 Men's Sport Ng
Shirts 8 §* \
Choose from plaids, checks,
patterns and-eolids,alt
ors. S-M-L. —Main Fleer
Terrific Buy on Men's
7.99 Dress Pants
2.88 a dresa pants, wash 'n’
ashable bs and gabs
rayon flannels, 29. to~42
Main Floor
2,99 Men’s Hobby Jeans Elastic —— in blue, 88
rey and brown. Sizes T
9 to 42. i —itein Floor
Lowest PRICES /$% |
Stripe Sanforized
3.99 Men’s Pajamas
] 88 Full cut, guaranteed fast
colors, sizes A to
—Main Floor
| on feet. Rock, red, pink, ‘Thursday Only! 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. BIG price CUTS ON EVERY ITEM IN THIS AD. We made terrific buys. We are yotsiog thew on to you
Ba limit jes in some cases so everyone can save
BUY HIGH QUALITY ‘AT SUPER-LOW PRICES. Come early, stay late! Pick up the biggest buys this yeor.
, Follow the Crowds. . . . Be Here When Doors Open Thursday 10:00 A. M.
SPECIAL SAVINGS * BE AN EARLY SHOPPER
/owé $7 Dj RICES 7 3
‘Summer Print - Pattern
] 00 3.99 Ladies’ sab While they last!
punt and pattern memes
22. to 30.
/oweST 7 PRIces $50
to: Cup—Cotton Stitch
1.00 Ladies’ Bras
For real comfort. is AOS
White - cotton, Sizes
VOWesT PRICES ‘$3
32A 19; 400
Orlon Slipover
3.99 Ladies’ Sweaters
Save on better slipover ] 59
styles in sizes 34 to 40.
LOweST PRICES / $35 —Main Fleer
Lastex and Cotton
5.99 Ladies’ Swim Suits Pick t a real bar-
sein. poy in eke - 3 66
32 to 38.
Lowe ST “7 Paice ES) $5 Beautiful Knitted Style
$3 Ladies’ Jackets
T 99 Beautiful-styles in-white.
Wear them oon and all
fall. S, M,
No-Tron Plisse and Poplin
$4 White Uniforms -
Come, save as never be- y fore. First quality, Sizes!
12 to “4. = i
/OWEST PRICES] $5
Better Quality Reduced
$7 Ladies’ Dresses Stock up for now and
next summer. Dress, 4’
sport styles. Sizes 10
to 52.
[oweST PRICES / $Y
Summer and Early Fall
] 00 —ind Fleor
LoweSsT Paces yes]
For Beach and Casual Wear
$3 Ladies’ Thong Sandals
Comfortable, smart, easy ily $4 Ladies’ Hats Big group of dress and
sport styles. White, col-
ors. All. sizes.
white.
* Mos Fleor
/owesT PRICES / / Kids’ Canvas Shoes
plaid, beige. Stock ‘up. & 2" Sizes 62 to 3.
—Main Vleer
LOweST PRICES / $¥%
Poplin and 4 Holer
3.99 Men’s Jackets
Yes! You can buy the 97
Pat Boone or poplin zip
front at 2.97. 2
—Main Floor
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Holden Red Stamps SUMMER NEEDS . 7
$3 Pump, oad tha Styles
HURSDAY, you
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LADIES’
_DRESSES Regular 6.99
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Beautiful prints in
afternoon & sunback
styles, Sizes 10 to —
3 ir
“Exbige
TOPPERS
$
ce ile Sizes 10 to 18. —?: ing. ae 1.00 Values
NYLON
HOSE
33° Close-out of first
quality nylons, Stock
up at this low price.
—Main
~
1,99 Values
LADIES’
SLIPS
99° Shadow panel cotton
and nylonised rayon
in tailored & dressy
styles. —Main Floor
2.69 First SEYE
BIRDS
DIAPERS
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Highty absorbent
diapers, Snuze band.
—nd Fleer
89 Girls’. Boys’
POLO
SHIRTS
Of First quality, Sanfor-
€ s 3 to
a :*
75¢ Values
Men’‘s Tee
Shirts
3~ Nylonised neckline,
white, Senforised. to
slaés 8- -
in Ploor t
59c Values
MEN‘S SOX
24° Stretch and re
stze styles. Solids re
patterns, stock up.
—Main Fleer
29c Hend Size
CANNON
TOWELS
19° pas aon 3 at thie bad
or Pr mons fiott
12, ~ —Dewnstairs
Cy
1.00' Value
CURTAIN
PANELS
69* | \ Pick from 72, 63, iM.
to Payi ineb eae. A teal | bargain,
Oy EEL He ee ee a ee
Ex-Arab Legion Head John B. Glubb was ‘. power
in yy Middle Bast up to the moment of bis dismissal by King Hi thes
Jordan 27 months ago,
the Middle East perhaps as we. rH
any man.on earth. He is an almost
legendary figure who helped found
Hashemite Transjordan and welded
Jordan’s Arab Legion into « gitar
Renting force that was the only a
not defeated by Israel in the ips
Palestine War. In the following dis-
Passtaup ata ie rage tls why te the cow ‘etat in Iraq,
amy! e Middle Bast West is in trouble in ons to those and suggests solut
trouble
———
By GEN. SIR JOHN B. GLUBB
LONDON (UPD — It is still too
early to foresee the possible results
from the coup d'etat in Baghdad,
Insofar as can be ascertained,
however, it appear to bear a re-
markable similarity to the Egyp-
tian upheaval which, six years ago, |
resulted in the dethronement of
King Farouk and the ultimate
consolidation of Colonel Nasser’s
military revolutionary government.
* * *
Where the procedure has been
similar, the results of the coup
d'etat, should it ultimately prove
. successful, may well resemble
those which took place in Egypt.
There does not appear to have
been originally: any logical or
inevitable reason why the revo-
lutionary gevernment of Egypt
should have become hostile to
the West, nor is there any reason why eisin tn Autres ei ou
be hostile to Arab sationalism as.
a whole. ,
It is essential for the Western
powers to work together, to think
from the same cause—the anxiety
of the younger generation to feel
themselves equal to thé peoples of
the West. The suspicion that West-
ern nations consider them inferior
has haunted many Arabs ever since
the termination_of the first world
war,
The rapid extension of ps il
tien and the ease and of
air travel have led to greater
familiarity between the Arabs
and the West, and closer know!-
edge of the Western nations has
not always inspired the Arabs
with greater respect. ©
Thus, the desire to emulate the
West has been reinforced by. the
impression that the peoples
Britain’ and America are not
merly imagined.
to wonderful as the Arabs had. for-
pesvesoes and subsequently Arab “han done) ful
clearly and to avoid the errors) ing,
which they committed in Egypt.
DEMAND EQUALITY
All the violent disturbances in the : =
world war have tdkef their origin ated and ‘rarely if ever contra-|
dicted, have been accepted * by
longer open io argument.”
majority of Arabs against the West
results from the common convic-
tion that the United States, France''
and Britain were the creators and
supporters of Israel,
Many in fact allege that the
Western powers
Neither of these charges
The American and British peoples
do not desire to dominate the
ment, nor do they seek td use
Israel as a tool with. which to ee to aggravate noe } mien
jmany Arabs as axiomatic and to!
Another grudge borne ‘by the Countries
Arabs, or to hamper their develop-
weaken them.
Their ray ‘apparent Russian
False ideas of this kind, how- secre: Soy 50 uactee, eatery
See tor hostile propaganda.
digeeraination oer Sate facte— The trouble in the Middle East is
on ee i or a oe tng, [Psychological and ideas can not be Keats cad that they pilt not (ceteated by soldiers and warships.
support Israeli expansion at the , Ae ge
expense of any Arab country. All that. Britain and the United
States want in the Arab countries
Miss It — You Will For the tremendous response to our sole. — Hundreds
of thrifty minded shoppers have already taken advantage
of these great Money Saving Values — But due to cir-
cumstances hundreds of others were unable to be here —
Therefore, for the benefit.of those unable to come last
week and by Popular Request — We are repeating the
specials and Further Slashing Prices for this Great Event!
It starts again Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday.
Here are just a few of the hundreds of bargains — Don’t
Save and Save!
‘WONDERLAND'S SHOP~ TEL-HURON SHOPPING GENTER =
ARE CONTINUING THER $50, 000 f
SPECIAL LOT
Boys’ Jackets ENTIRE STOCK
GIRLS’ SUITS 4 pier
DIAPERS :
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on i
4 Y ‘Borys’.
SWIM TRUNKS
Reg. $3.99
2" 59% ]] V4 Off "E99:
BOYS’ GIRLS’ SPRING :
KNIT SHIRTS | | GAR GOATS Girls i Bermade Reg. $2.99 $m 44 Reg. $7.83 $ N88 oe
ald be Bema 188
BOYS’ GIRLS GIRLS’ Girls’ Shortie
SPORT SHIRTS | | PLAY SHORTS | | Gotton Skirts PAJAMAS - , Reg.$1.99 $m 29. || Reg.S1.79 ¢ | | Yatuesto $a88 Reg. om 99 | |
‘NOW ] Now only 66 | $3.99 Now $2.99 ]
— ; on ‘REG. $1.99 GIRLS’
FALL SCHOOL nes see “ihe $y, .66 ‘Blouses JUMPERS, SKIRTS, . me : ¢
DRESSES—2 OFF! cid tu " $1.99 88 |
; Entire Stock Now Opps and ENDS GIRLS’ SPRING REG. $1.99 ummer Wiris Dresses ; Girls’
capa Wistairter Coots ae HATS Infants’ Dresses
3 Snowsuits, Coot | Your 99° eee
txenvow $300 Sets — 50% OFF! Choice
GIRLS’ SUB-TEEN
Sweaters Bulky Knits
| Reg. $7.99 $ P88
Now
GIRLS’ SUMMER
~ PLAY SUITS
_Reg. $2.99 5] 88 Now
: BOYS’ ce
PLAY SHORTS |
Reg. $1.49 ae i i
Tan and Blue
Polished
—
REG. $3.99 BOYS’
PLAY SLACKS
tay “4s
NOW
s
We wish +e sincerely thank eur many. friends and_ patrons
for their terrific response to our sale which started last. Fi
day. We were highly
guarantee eve
or your money ied at the result.
item that we sell to be th est ality—
ack, We are NOT GOING OUT oF BUSINESS—
WE ARE GOING OUT FOR MORE BUSINESS. Come-and see’
these wonderful bargains—You won't be disappointed.
Sincerely yours
MR, FRED irs*
I alr de Y
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Tel-Huron
Center
Free
Parking M ALL SALES FINAL!
s
“Best for
Children” GIRLS’ SPRING COATS
NOW 56%
Hundreds of Other Items at Give Away Prices
ONDERLA */ fitainal vis the ability to trade, to pass their
iships through the Suez Canal and
fo exploit the oil fields in. partner
ship with the Arabs. - | 7
eee eocanmic thes connect the Arab epantries with the West,/ of whieh would doe
i
| m thes com- “the pr ans
equally harmful to
There is nothing
mercial . interests i. tate
tion, nor is t y. ascer-
reason why” the West
jshould be «hostile to Arab nation-
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7.99 ea, a ble at a staggeringly low _-Marproef, Steinpreot “Phastle Tops.
Modern Step TABLE ee ee
Sturdily constructed for years of service, The luxury ta-
price. ‘REPEATING A SELLOUT
Now! Neisner's has more of these wonderful
"New KING SIZE.
Modern CHAIRS Black wrought iron with brass trim, washable
tweed ore covering that looks one feels like ©
real fabric!
2-15” Reg. 8.98 now only 7.77 ea.
brown, vinyl. Hi construe-
ape ge ne ge tion, low in price. Conveni
ton for your wpe age
too.
Pelyethelene soft plastic Wortebasket, . Large sang Bat Pan. 12 qt. Pail. 3
pe. Mixing Will not mar or
/seratch. Light weight strong, durable. | Bay
- Cheice of colors. Buy any tye for 1.37, iy
reg. 2.98 Save 1.10
suk resilient - crush resist.
ant,Cotton pile designed to. |
se tng or i rd pe ore
give service, Non-s
back.
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Ovtelde White A/True Value.
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- Stores Open Every Thurs.-Fri,-Sat. & Mon. to 9 P.M.— PARK FREE! Come as you are . . . shorts, bermudas, jamaicos are in style here. =
saceooeees eee pila Sig aks ES
‘FREE. CONSULTATION -: 2 DAYS ONLY
Wedosdey & Thursday; duly 16, 17
Miss Jane Martin, corisultant. for Coates and
Clarke Company will be ot Sew and Save to
assist you with sewing hints, such as the
proper method of inserting zippers and correct
use of thread. Come in now before you begin
your Fall sewing. No charge for this service.
On Duty: Wednesday, July 16, 10 A.M.
to 12 M. and 1 P. M. to 5 P. M.
Thursday, July 17, 12 M. to 5 P. M.
and 6 P.M, to 9 " M.
PERCALE BORDER -
~ PILLOWCASE PRINTS.
Lovely patterns to. refresh your
linen supply or for gifts. (
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Men's 1895 Golf
Shoes at Savings!
Improve your golf game with
these wonderful fitting golf
shoes! All with replaceable
caulks and waterproof soles!
11.99 Washable Canvas Oxfords Perfect shoes for vacations and casual
ear! Feature usually $7.95; thick
rubber soles and full foam cushioned
$4.99
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shopping center has outstanding borgains for you. Come as you are! . . we welcome you in your summer casuals, Bring the family
. + in air-conditioned comfort. et best of all... park free.
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Nationally Advertised Brands
FLORSHEIM
$15® to 917%
PORTO-PED $] 285
$1980 +
POR aiaaiaaiis binbi Sit Bead Schienamba deas IC A hc aot
Values to $25.95
Not every size
in every style
»- Other
Outstanding
Values from
Our Regular .
Stock
The SHOE BOX. “Shoes for the Family” VA
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an outstanding assort-
ment of lovely pieces.
EARRINGS
PINS
BRACELETS
ROPES —
NECKLACES
sg :
59¢
Repay Sale $150 my Sale $100 Reguisrly Sale $200 nels Sale
Shop In
Air-
Conditioned
Comfort ~
Jewelry Shop
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NEW SWIMSUITS FROM FAMOUS MAKERS
$ 5% usually $ 8.98 and $10.98
$880 usually $10.98 to $14.98
# cd
sO ~, usually $15.98 to $17.98
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NEW SWIMSUIT DESIGNS FROM
AMERICA’S FOREMOST MAKERS!
CHOOSE FROM EXCITING SHIRRED and
DRAPED SILHOUETTES, BOY-LEG STYLES!
NEW COLORS, PRINTS, PATTERNS!
SIZES 32 TO 38!. HURRY and SAVE!
On
TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER
open 4 nights to 9 p. m.
‘whonday, thursday, friday, saturday
i
And DYNA-CAl Tablets conlain @ special in- ae
qrediont which heips te put calcium inte the
te colcivm-starved muscles. is
Pleasant-te-toke DYNA-CAL Toblets with eal
sium, beteing —— ond viteming D ;
. “Spa cases for scl ramps eesti
p cain delaeecy. save een
~ NATURAL
HEALTH FOODS: 8 Mt. Clemens St.
FE 4-460] blood stream quicker — bringing fester veligh — F-
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C.. W. Oliver, 4185 Motorway
teeth aorny They are coeds at Oliver, identical twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
saliva collected for a study .on heredity and , Dr., had. their
oe
1955 FORD = Pontiae City Aftairs
|, *1495_ 3’
A beautiful dark blué car that ts
fully equipped, Mechanically per-
fect. This car is like new. Better
hurry on this one!
EDDIE STEELE FORD 2705 Orchard Lake Rd.
Keego:- Harbor FE’ 5-9204
COUNTRY SQUIRE |
City commissioners last night
completed purchase. of a central
fire hall site and ordered $200,000
' Public ‘Safety Building in the Civie
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OF PAINFUL AND CRIPPL-
THAN 0O-JIB-WA
' )struction of a new main libp
priority over a new centre
| hall. fd
-Lwood avenue, Perry {0 Baltimore, Conte Commissioners
an option on the land ¢
trom the oucner, Maen, AB te?
ros, of 20 Palmer St:
+ 222 :.
|. The city row owns four adjacent
lots north of Pike street and east of | and
Centra} School, on which it is tenta-|
tively-planning to erect a new fire| Afier
station to replace the existing main
fire hall at E. Pike and. Perry
1961 centennial.
They have tentatively given egf
Fe,
it i &
and on the north side of Balti-
more avenue, Stirling to Melrose.
The other improvement is =
combined sewer on Stanley ave-
SPECIALS
TROUSERS . | SKIRTS .
SWEATERS .
Pin 5Ac
— pued and ae
Indetduaity Packaged in Piastie 49 TIES 4 || SPORT SHIRTS rm
BLOUSES . . 49°
ne 3" For 9Q¢
Amend Cleaners EXCLU oIVE
PROCESS
cent of the affected residents, City! Clerk Ada R. Evans said. °
Milton Moves On Today |
BALBOA, Canal Zone (UPI) —
Dr. Milton-S, Eisenhower winds
up a three-day visit to Panama
Hopkins University, ig making
' Michigan Made.
Pure Sugar .. om -
LIFTS UP YOUR ENERGY—VET
HELPS HOLD DOWN YOUR WEIGHT
Bertstble diets bised on sound nuteliiis tale ba”
cutting down on fodd without cutting-out fast- -
a) ucing foods.
The la research shows that calories
- which your body uses up are non-fattening . .
and when your body needs energy, the calories
from sugar supply it fast—faster than any other
food. Michigan Made Pure Sugar contains
18 calories in a level teaspoonful: Just-enoug
to sustain you through 7% minutes of normal ere ee
activity. *.-
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still enjoy many of your favorite foods. Get Big
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SHIRTS today: and leaves for Honduras. toate 5 Fer | | on: his fact-finding tour of: the. | nai omen $119 | | Central American republics, Ei- _ & senhower, president “of Johns
"Reg. to $1295
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"Many Other 1500 PAIR
WOMEN’S SHOES —
RED CROSS $
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on“It's all yours,” says Carol Petroff (right) o ee:
Cherokee read as she hands Janet McNaughton. of
Birmingham the sail bag. Julie Fitzgerald (left) of
Birmingham, is cochairman of the Junior Sailors pro-
| gram at Orchard Lake Country Club. The group of
| x 12 members sails each Tuesday and Friday. after- ag
iy
; Anewer: No. If the _ bride’s
' @heir own the invitations are
engraved on plain paper with
no device of any kind.
——--‘Dear— Mrs. Post: Is. it
» permissible for a guest.to take
' home an unfinished bottle of
liquor from his table at a
wedding: reception? “Some say
“yes’\ it is a guest's privilege, and others say “no.” =
Answer: No, most certainly
not! ©
‘ MOMS Meet
vin LaHote Home
MOMS Unit No. 2 met Tues-
@ay fora picnic luncheon at
the Windcroft drive home of.
Mrs. Harry LaHote.’ —.
Among the 18 members pres-
ent were new mber Mrs,
Lessie Anderson ahd 4 guest
. Thelma Léwis. The -next
‘Meeting will be held Aug. 5 at the Franklin road home of Mrs.
Arno Hulet.
oy
; family have no coat of arms of © ——
< Mts. Richard A. Jones of Bloom-
field Township. (left), the. crew, helps
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster,'skipper, also
- Dear Abby....
Wanted a Priv By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN —
DEAR ABBY: I made appli-
_€ation for a position ih a large
office. “The man who inter-
viewed me seemed: very friend-.
ly.. He had a { ng
big picture of
his. wife. ands
» “children on
his’ desk,
Attér a
short time; he
pulled his
chair closer to
the side of his
desk where I,
was sitting
pressed and ae
“is knee to mine. I thought it
What do you think?
JOBLESS © Bis “
noon. Peatine Press Phetes
Persons with the highest averages, who have
sailed the required number of races, are awarded
trophies and the person with the highest over-all
average jpr the summer has her name placed on the
club wheel with former winners.
as
]
.
DEAR ‘JOBLESS: You
flunked the “knee test’ ><
your. reflexes were too good.
Consider yourself tucky. Had
you been more co-operative in
the knée’ department, you'd of Bloomfield Township, to rig the sail
in time to compete with fellow’ sailors
atthe outing.
have been up to your neck in ~
trouble. Keep looking.
* * *
DEAR ABBY: I hope you
can help me as everyone thinks
I am an abnormal mother. My
daughter martied a man with-
out character and without *hon-
or. He even refused to take
; when” he had a
‘arose and léft, Nepdless to say.
a! her to the hospital when ‘she -
_~ 1 knew she couldn't depend
-on this bum, so-l- refused to ala
ate’ Secretary? wife. Perhaps jf your daugh- +
ter didn't. have you to lean on,
she'd make more demands on
her husband — and bed face
up.
ke: ©
DEAR ABBY: I am a tall girl and, just my luck, I had
to fall in love with a fellow
who is four inches shorter than
I. People sdy we look ridicu-
lous walkitig..down..the street
together. We plan to get mar-
ried and want to know if there
are other married couples who
have successfully overcome
this problem. P
MARY AND BILL
DEAR M. AND B.; A man
is measured from his ¢yebrows
upward: He doesn’t tiave to be
taller than his lady for her fo
look-up to him. _ ;
w+ is
‘, For a personal.reply, writ
_to ABBY in care of this paper.
Enclose a self-addressed,
{| Seaipped-envelope. |
cf Seatid” bexéeth”’ ethd-filled ' sails, members of the Women’s Sailors
awaited final preparations for the race
«ty
<4
|
vienna
= "sneseainnaee
eres
Following the race, (left) Mrs.
W. L. Shaffner, skipper, of Rochester
is assisted in the task of lowering the
Barbara Sommer (left) a cochair: mi
man of the Junior Sailors and Sue
ie held Tuesday morning at Orchard
Lake Country Club,
ot
a
sails by’ her crew, Mrs—Paul Rich of
Orchard Lake. =
Ganter are two of the active. sailors
‘seen at Orchard Lake Country Club. FIFTEEN é SS Sd a Sian pc a sac es
Pin-Curl
Shoppers
Take Note
market is out of bounds in the
matter of looking well
groomed, Either that or they
feel invisible once they enter Z
2 Receive Life
Memberships
in Bridge Club
The Pontiac Duplicate
Bridge Club met at the Elks
Temple Monday evening with
1 tables in play,
* * +
Mrs. Peter Davidson and
John Kraus were given honor-
ary life memberships to the
club,
Winning first place North and
South were Henry Georgia and
Edwin Clarke Tying for sec-
ond place were Mrs. David-
son and Mrs. Carleton Wright
with Dr.; Morris Kessler and
Dr, W, F. Barron.
* * *
East and West first place
winners were Mrs. Robert
Kircher and Ernest Guy. Mr.
and Mrs, Herald Cox were sec-
ond place winners.
Republican Women
Fete Mrs. Murphy
Members of the Oakland
County Republican Women’s
» Federation met at the home of |
“Mis. Harry Henderson in: Bir-—---—4 a
mingham with a surprise sfork
shower honoring Mrs. Daniel
T. Murphy Jr. highlighting the
day's activities.
; * * *
Daniel T. Murphy Jr. was
speaker at the Monday event,
and Allen C. Ingle, candidate
for the legislature in this dis-
trict, was introduced.
* *
Wives of other tandidates
present were Mrs. Fred Ziem,
* Mrs. Daniel Barry, Mrs. Louis °
Barry, Mrs, Frank Irons, and
Mrs. Farrell E. Roberts. Mrs.
Roy West of Royal Oak poured.
Club Has Lésson
on Weight Losing
Mrs. Betty MacQueen showed
members of the Fashionviic
Club how inches could be lost
when the group met. Tuesday
evening at the Adah Shelly
Library,
Mrs. Marlene Mardis won the
trophy - for losing the most
weight in one week. She also-
won the trophy last week, Lin-
da Stratton was received as a
new ‘member.
Job's Daughters
Slate Outings
Committees were appointed
‘when Job's Daughters Bethei
‘No, 5 met Monday, :
Plans were made to attend a
—DeMolay. picnic at Avon .Park
Aug. 17 and a trip to Bob-Lo
Aug. 19. i
_A cooperative dinner Sept. 15
and a jewelry demonstration
*, Sept. 17 will be held at Hotel _
Waldron. +
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WASH ‘and WEAR
HAIRCUTS _ “Shorter inrid fuller” says fashion ona we go a step
further, and shape your hair so beautifully it takes a
minimum of care for summer
wear. Get the newest hair-
shape at ho extra charge with
a Hollywood permanent.
EVERY PERMANENT
‘475.
NONE HIGHER ) You GET ALL THIS:
“Wak ad pee Mlle
* Permanent by an. Experienced
~ Licensed Operator —-
* A Complete Wave for $3.75 —None Higher
‘Ne Appointment Necessary, .
HOLLYWOOI joel 7812 North Saginaw St. - FE 8-3560
OVER BAZLEY'S
emacmerenemem® OPEN EVERY 9 FEDERAL NIGHT “TIL * Monday through Seturdey
dept. stores Seginew ot Warren, Pontios
as seen on TV
od
sa
Expert corsetieres
will fit you correctly. : ies ' Practical Wedding Gitts
T %, aaa |Win Brides’ ‘Appreciation,
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Clothes & Townley. | der blue nylon net fitted
summertime
glamour under
slacks...
shorts...
swimsuits
Invisible control, fits like
a second skin! Makes you
the girl with slim waist,
smooth hips, flat ‘tummy
in form-fitting sportswear.
‘Living’ panty in
pink, white Fabri-
con. XS-S-M-L. 4.50
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“Magic Controller”
with finger panels.
het L. 6.95
XL oak girdle
OMly nvr . 9.95
over a strapless sheath of
‘STAPP'S | FAMILY. SHOE STORE — 528 W. ‘Huron St. } white satin, The designer
a Mid-Sunamer is Ceil Chapman: —
Edward Zielkes |
fire Romere a
“Womelt ‘s teats ‘ight weight. Browns, Beiges, ©
Smart footwear you ‘will enjoy wearing now and
into fall. Values to $6.95. Blacks, Greys.
ae S- TR | Oxtords, Loafers, eo Caps, in rch brows,
ae to $1095 blacks, and tans, Choose
ore Saye Os! ‘round.
Oxfords, Straps, Dres¢ i ay hee es. ae me
] Girls sizes and. widths. raw incuxed @ are the ever.
popular tennis: shoes. in either red or — Naues
to $8. 95. 7
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Felt gto Enema
Surface RUGS .
with | ys soles
_ for
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«* * # Bedroom!
‘Single $1 ~ Double $9. USE THE
“SAVOY”
MOTEL Your Extra
89"
69" Priced just low enough to meet ‘Solent demands. You can't afford §&
not to cover. that floor right now!
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TABLE 27 ODDS ond a s Rubber Bathing Shoes, Houseslippers, and loo a lots of quality y shoes.of all sorts. Come look
over. - e | Ladies’ ‘Carus Oxfords we vier a fess Ya
me and summer playshoes)
| Children’s Tennis, Oxfords. |
STAPPS Open Fri. and Sat. Evenings to 9 P.M.
4
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tury English lute school songs, 17th
century Italian numbers, and tradi-
tional folk songs from European |
countries and America, sung in the -
language native to the song and ac-
_ for him in Paris. Hele - companied on a classic guitar made
At the age of 20 Mr. Doppman was the first
\ muslelan to rective both the Neumburg, and
_ Michaels awards. ee en ee
« Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hodges have
arrived in the city from their winter
home in San Benito, Tex., to spend a
month with their daughter, Mrs. .
children Lynne, Bruce, and Roger, of
East: Iroquois road.
*
Before moving to Kentucky, ‘hire Htagribert had
| dees employee 0210: eagdioes at General Motors
Truck and Coach Division.
* * *
3 Scclid apathy wales tau Adee al ae
tended weekend at Big Platte Lake, Honor, are CO AAT eae a ie
pvrdige: ts ede pica cry’ ox tucomiamans
Rags
~ land with his wife, Maureen, and daughters, Laur
“inda and Karen. The Boy Wy rt
" aventie.
methany ama eee planned the affair.
— & 8
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On Saturday the Paul “Racines ‘attended an.
‘open house honoring the 25th wedding anniversary
. of his parents in Rochester. Members of the Rev.
ie and Mrs. Racine’s congregation at aes
Mr. om Mrs. Ronald Throndset (nee Valeria
ALL SUMMER HATS Values up to 29.95
Jamaica Shorts _ Skirts Blouses
re et ie ee ee
or toe in excessively draw atten-
tion to a waddling gait. that is un-
To-corvect-such a_walk—if-it is %
merely one of habit, pretend to |?
toes straight. ahead and keep them |:
to this line. ’ Former Pontiac residents oar. and Mrs. R. H.
Elizabeth Circle
_ Meets Tuesday
ALL SUMMER
HATS
b- Hane FURTHER REDUCTIONS. All taken from regular stock of
straws, shantungs, piqueseand organdies.
$
Regular 3.98 to 6.98
‘3 ce onl 7.98 to 13.50
ore Resaie 15.00 to 22.50
” Millinery Salon — Second Floor
New as tomorrow's headlines—|'
the free and flowing shape of fash-
ion’s smartest chemise. Wear it
one day as a dress—next day as a
duster. Easy-sew Printed Pattern
—two main pattern parts (collar
in one with dress).
Printed Pattern 4733: Misses’
sizes 10, 12, 14,16, 18. Size 16 takes
fabric. ugh
el tern part. Easier, accurate. -
Send 5c in coins for this pattern
"add five cents for each pattern
for Ist-class mailing. Send to Anne’
Adams, care of The Pontiac Press,
137 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th
St., New York it, N.Y. Print
plainly name, address with zone,
size and style number. —
Beauty : Clinic by Edythe McCulloch .
VACATION MAKE UP
Unless you ‘are headed for the
excitement of the big city .
plan to give your cc
| vacation,
} eat pare brows ou
brush ater each swim, and fill
the light spots. This should
take you through daytime play
—_ travel time if you are go~
‘by. car.’
Re you_do haye a gala
evening that Calls for make-up
see how glowing and won-
erful it will appear!
Phone Edythe McCulloch
Beauty Shoppe, FE 2-7421,
_ BOR Pontiac State nk
* plexion’ a | these famed brand shoes at
half price! YES . Up
SPRING and SUMMER SHOES
e regular to 12.95
NATURALIZERS JACQUELINE nd CORELLI
fi
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- At's: evens more amazing when you see the variety! Hurry for
, Open and backless silhouettes, hi
‘and textured calt, patent, straw,
vinyl, kafalope, lustres,, white, prints, spectators, ve black,
pale and bright colors, all sizes, first. pick of. new point
“and little heels, smoot
Shes’ Salen <~ Wiahidine WES
walk a straight line. Point your|@
as close and as parallel as possible oa
SALE! now into fall!
FURTHER REDUCTIONS! Nothing held back, every suit in stock
including David Crystal Originals. DuPont’s fabrics, wash and wear,
aiomeee. Worsted checks. Idea! travel styles.
“Regular to$35.02=2@«C2020°~C~—
$10 $15 $20 Suit Selon _ Second Floor
to 2 OFF on
@ regular to 18.95
"MARQUISE
gi”
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS! Nothing held back! Choose from fitted— coachman, dusters and two-piece robe sets. :
Regular to 12.98
0 Robes — Main Floor _
_ Mike, Susie, and Tom. —s. Hoyt) of Elizabeth Lake road are receiving congra- :
x « tulations on the birth of a daughter, Rhonda ;
Mrs, R. J. Hillabrand of Perrysburg, Ohio is | Corrine, July 6 at St, Joseph’s Mercy Hospital, @ Of SHOP
spending this week visiting Dora S. Dawson Grandparents. are Mrs. Bernadine Hoyt of .
and Mrs. Helen 8. Teitgen, both of South Tilden | Clarkston and Mr. and Mrs. Escgeees Throndset of | 61 W. Huron 718 W. Huron
avenue, P — ee -| East Beverly avenue. re ——
Pretend t to Walk | -
jon Straight Line , wie ee .
E |, Watching people walk can be a THREE CONVENIENT WAYS TO BUY AT ARTHUR'S
'}funny pastime, Those who toe out : — aos
30-Day. No Service Charge.
C. P. A. Continuous Account. Months to Pay. Nominal Service Charge.
Contract: 12. Months to Pay. Nominal Service Charge.
SUMMER (CLEARANCE
nm.
into fall and solid Colors.
FURTHER REDUCTIONS!
blouses jn S!
- Sizes 30 n thon sleeve
Reg. to 3.98
FURTHER . _REDUCTIONS!
vinyl and novelties.
$4 Limited quantity. Full
for summer travel, cool evenings and into io season
Regular 49.98 — 59.98 = 69.98
$09 Ceat Salon — Second Set
Wetton ee 2 8
Nothing held back,
imported summer bags priced to clear! Choose from imported straws,
Regular to $25 .
$5 $6 $9 Bags — Main Floor ‘We Reduced Prices Even Further in Our July Clearance. Unusual
Savings on Arthur's Quality Merchondise tt that as can wear gat Pt
nik yore
length coats
Nothin 1g. back or ” sleeveless a Cott tton ;
an nd
White and
Reg. to 5.98
53 PF]
meee Mein Floor
All domestic end
i) EIGHTEEN
bo Patient in Hospital - ~Mrs. Ruth Weber Parshall
- of Mohawk road is convalesc-
ing at St, Joseph Mercy Hos-
Mr. and Mrs.
FE 2-3812 ; ee: P. F. Wheeler. ‘ua =a
“nar the tar Gear at] MR. and MRS, PAUL F, WHEELER pss wt
SOUTH AMERICA i oe as - | wear and
+ Agente §~—- 'Nuptial Vows Exchanged)ne' sre All the fun of @ luxury. resort ee : oe eshte oe Peyregenas
eee mee rome. “ist Phylis Ann Hafner and Paul F. ela St. Arno was junior brides-|with density,
* Special Sports Deck for Children |Wheeler were married Friday eve-|m4id, Attending as flower girl was og:
Fo cri, retraieng, one rene ning at Community Bible Church |S.) rato, nephew of tel Hee does “Your Deales in Dreams” bride, -
BIRMINGHAM :
: TRAVEL SERVICE = GRACE PLUMMER REILLY
= 379. Hamilten Birmingham
| LUNCHEONS ,
Popular Prices i . ; cessories and a white tion ee SALE!)
RIKER FOUNTAIN. | ausrins Jeneth skirt. She carried tte ! ‘a siete ee , : |
Riker Building Lobby Audrey Friday ot Lake Orion) Ua See Te ee eely ; prs yecged, asa A RS gy a
served as maid of honor ond Fatt’ | reside on Foster street. 3 : ; ee ar and ice es, wih im © -NOW IN PROGRESS |
TO SO a LO oo Gs See bride wore a ballerina- |rose petal bat. ae : BORSA PLAID BV IG] Use Lipstick Brush | |Both Clothes, Body "| ses sme mitment ae [pink carton andy ae : 7 : for Double Reward jOughtto Be Clean | rea & cascade bouquet of bive | when the couple left ‘ ip: uli’ Sh Store , : ares i ket 3 = and white carnations and: white | moon to . a Ss oe |, Menrning to use a lipstick: brush] | Clean, clothes ‘worn Ver a |e bade, 5 «(bride was , ME
. smoother ap-| cording té research on perspi- Sree /
, pled. | Taton ‘odors. Bathrooms Add <|# ibe
J ULY brush can reach into e pstct| haltmeasure which unaty of- |More Luxuries = . after it ie too short to apply di fends family members and co- ei | — , t 5 workers, .- We all know that bathrooms are ag ie |
CLEAR ANCE ng arger SK Todd’s Mid-Summer
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Linens, China Gift Items ~- CONTINUES
| All Summer and Discontinued Spring Shoes
Tweedie — Vitality — Florsheim
Women’s and Men‘s on Special Sale eh. |
ALL SALES FINAL: 3 |
TODD'S = xii. | | Entire Family” _
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AND RESTAURANT ge wie 7 ,
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DINNER ul m3 ‘ite ne . it _(%] Mile East of Lahser Rd.
, Ej $119 || vas bet ee sera | All Children’s Clothing Now -|f Peet . end Fruit Punch -_ .. # Heights, Ron Gott and Ed Dee- i * 18 a
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ROCHESTER — The pros. and
cons of whether Rochester and a
portion of Avon Township should
be incorporated as. the City of
Rochester will be aired in public
debate at 7:30 p.m. next Wednes-
day in the gymnasium of the new
Rochester High School.
The -public information forum, a Rochester area resident for the
past 10 years.
Rex Bebout, attorney for Avon
Township and a member of the
fact finding committee, will be
their adviser,
Each speaker will be allowed
five minutes to present his views,
pitting three speakers in favor of| according to Forest Wiley, : chair-
the proposed city and three against}man of thé Jaycees’ committee it, is being sponsored by the Roch-
ester Junior Chamber of Com-
merce.
The issue will be decided by the
people in the Aug. 5 charter elec-
tion, after having been delayed for
about two years by legal action.
Moderator of the forum will be
Donald Hays, president of the
Rochester Jaycees.
Speakers in favor of incorpo-
ration will be James (. Hill, . vil-
lage councilman; Roscoe R. Mar-|<
tin, village attorney; and Dr. Glenn
Brooks, a candidate for the Charter
Commission. Clarence Burr, 421
ve., Rochester, will be
their adviser.
OPPOSE INCORPORATION
Opposing them will be Clarence).
Cadieux, a member of Rochester
Area Fact Finding Committee, or-
ganized to fight the incorporation;
Mit and MRS, PERRY J ATWELL
: =e Smee cant sic] Newlyweds Now. Reside
[sary a ie aa? Oakley Park Home carnival
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director of the Michigan Township pee are —_— beige FE 45791
Assn., and John O’Donnell, indus-
trial relations’ representative for
the Ford Motor Co. Chemical
Mea, John Dinschetil of 10 Lovad- ina
St., West Bloomfield Tonal fat eet a
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Product Plant in Mt. Clemens and and Mr, Virgil Atwell of 585 George Pontiac acted
| den St., West Bloomfield Br [GmeeWater a ‘Hearing Aid Seles end Service
. for School. Use nS A ea he Bc ga Townshi Asks NORTH BRANCH — ‘The North hig mnouing, July & bo St. Witlevening the VFW Hall in W ‘ot MIDTOWN SHOP : : ~ n at
po p es Branch Board of Education has|liam’s Catholic Chureh in Walled |Lake ies sc yh er < "i announced the purchase of a ce-|Lake, Performing the Mass
Aid on Licenses | «« wal air sia ery | oa te mang he Save 14 on each 4 cup and : . | es » by hee tay | decorated cup and | ses = Te eae TO SHS] ther, the bride chose @ floor- | ao
Royal Oak Supervisor ee The building will be remodeled| Senet som of sumamer bridal} saucer set in this “I: Dinnerware Sale”! Petitions County for Two Clarkston school teachers, Ruth L. Goss and Kurt L. Wild, [for six elementary classrooms to eck: Mor sealeped: ¥asdiiins | :
. : repeated their nuptial vows in a recent ceremony in the Plymouth . |handle as many as 180 pupils. Also was Sipenesd WE wabidliing taco |
Driving Examiner Congregational Church. A teacher for the past two years at the |included will be a hallway, fur-| which extended over the short | 9 Pine Knob School in Clarkston, the bride is the daughter of Mr. [nace room, clinic and washroom) siceves of - Sterts ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP — The| and Mrs. Robert F. Goss of Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Sunde the Se Cdah te a
ae Oakland County Board of Super-| Carl L. Wild of Milwaukee, Wis., are the parents of the bride- prac rain behind
visors is expected to hear a recom-| groom. An arts and shop teacher for two years at Clarkston High * eile fomeorrew
the family’s choice committees that Sheriff Frank _W. will poe mer 3 | couple make their home at 160 W. Church St., Clarkston,
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY
residents having to travel to. Poa-
tiac for licenses,
He also stated that the expense
police force, is borne entirely by) qa —-
the township, ‘
We woth Wce to have this méth | ~ Bonus Bed Buy Handsome and Durable Plastic-Upholstered
are visited once a week for a six-
hour period by women from the
Drivers License Bureau for the
purpose of examinations.
Six Oakland Girls
Elected to Offices - Six Oakland County area girls
were elected to offices during the| Ji
18th annual Wolverine Girl's State
___held at the University of Michigan, | ‘if
Nancy Hutchins of Rochester was} 498
* named lieutenant governor; Kay é
Hamilton, 30 N--Hilidale Dr., Pon-| ©
tiac, prosecutor; Susan Zajko of} ©
Romeo and Judy Winchell of Bir- Superbly Comfortable Famous Make
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in choice of ere colors. eae
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During the program each year,
girls throughout the state, selected
for their outstanding leadership in
high school, are guests of the uni-
versity. Their trip is sponsored by
the Michigan Department, Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. At.Gjris
State they learn the workings of
— through actual experi-
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= Ford Trucks, strong sturdy build...... 77e¢
Tea Set for 4, plastic coated......... 77e¢
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Diaper Bag plus all accessories.......77¢
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DETROIT ® — A two-year-old
Detroit boy, Patrick M. Hogan,
of 11834 Maiden, diéd Monday
night of copper cyanide poisoning.
He drank the solution, used by his
father Joseph, an electro-plater,
Thursday.
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“Perhaps it was because I was young and enchanted by my firstller said he hopes, to have the bids |
_ cifsus, but never has another human thrilled meas did the Great!-caqy tor approval at the July 21 :
Marko,” Gectared Mim. Sytpey. «© * meeting of the State Administra-| — tive Board. eo vi
. The bids the first
Justice Combs Swiftly — scopoy security unit, which is ex- | ree in State’s 13th District _ | pected to cost about $2,500,000. The | son. . : institution would have a capacity |muft,
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (UPD |of 600 and cost’ between 17 aot 35 tite
—Justice is swift in northern Mich-|million dollars when eompleted. 's
igan's 13th judicial district where] State Welfare Director W. J.
Circuit Judge. Charles L. Brown|Maxey said he hopes to move the
covers his four-county district injfirst youths into the sehool by 1960.
an airplane. Maxey said he sees no delay to
Brown, 57, a colonel in the Airjthe project despite protests by a
Force Reserve, can-fly to any |citizen’s group opposed to location
county seat in his ¢ircuit in about/of the school at Whitmore Lake.
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EASY FOR FRANK — Tiger Frank Lary time in a 12-5 romp. The team now has won continued his mastery over the Yankees yester- 9 of 13 with the defending AL champions. Close-
for the 6th straight
* day, beating them easily
up shows Frank AP Wirephete 2
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still is playing to rave notices, —
at work in the 4th inning.
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‘Roberts Top Phils’ Hurler: Loses 1-0 Tilts
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By The Associated Press _
With 196 victories, Robin Rob-
erts is the winningest pitcher the
Philadelphia Phillies ever have
had, But he’s the tough luck guy
among active major leaguers
when it comes to 1-0 defeats,
He had no luck at all last night, Take Shutout giving up just two hits in his
seven innings, but losing 1-0 at
San -Franciseo, It was his secohd
1-0 defeat of the season and sev-
renth of his career, more than any
other pitcher now working in the
majors.
And you might say Robin has
Brown Trains on ‘Wrong Side’
~
lost 7 2-3 by 1-0: He’s the Phils’
pitcher in a still-hanging suspend.
ed game of June 22, with the
Giants leading 1-0 in the sixth
“Roberts, who has won tive 1.0 games, -has been a shutout victim
been running but has won more |j
than $13,000 in purses.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)—Ofti-
cials of the Eastern and. Interna-
money-troubled circuits “together & —K’ Tew players re
J oS _ is the open. clubface, which adds
| Eo to the right of the target.
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for the coming season.
" } the clubface in too much-at address. But the prevalent fault 7
loft to the club and gives the
a shot short of
ae Bi any—other-National League team}
> \of Collegiate Commissioners Tues-
day in the windup of their week- With the heat got him late in play, the
ly be turning old hat.
Now the score for the season
is Detroit 9 to 4 over the Yanks
in games and Lary 14-4 for his
League's greatest modern fantasy
Lary in full command until | De
6 p.m.—Sspahn
ak tarpon fishing, to0k"e te:
(above) in the Florida city’s an-
TAKES AIM — Dick Sleichter, Gettysburg, Pa. .
putter as a pool cue as golf pros gather for opening of the 40th
tourney at Havertown, Pa.
AP Wirephots |
pro, tries his
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American League President Will
Harridge has disallowed a protest
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The CBS network will televise the
final two rounds of the National
PGA golf tournament on Saturday,
\July 19, and Sunday, July 20. The
‘PGA. has. 3 i saemer—eretemeneened
changed from match play
to 72 holes of medal play this year.
8, long session, : Saturday when 19-year-old . Vim
scored an impressive victory over
and Robin has been the loser in| 80oreless inmings and six straight |» . SP egigee ao oe eon 5 - : - thalé of ’em. : victories since June, 1957. Pugoargn "st Anan. 32pm. — Fa s x *« &
Lanes a Switch-Hitter hie Twat clint othe Soe ame anroromers meee, | JETISEN PACES DOSOX VV IMD tse inns se . ° Young Mike MeCormick col- Milweukee et St. Louis, 1:30 p.m. ; lared the Phils in this one, strug-|heat permitted New York some at chicegs, 230 p.m. §) Jewelers, 1967 champs, will
HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Jack|southpaw, “He is a switch-hitter,|gling through with a nine-hitter |liberties in the seventh and eighth Bulindepni fac, Francs Harned dain Foster! ae ns benetll extihition game Kearns, manager of Kenny Lane,| just like Mickey Mantle,” Kearns|for his second shutout and a 7-1|innings. Until then he had a shut-|- United Press International loaded the bases on Foster! at Beaudette Park on Saturday,
the Michigan challenger for Joe|detlared, “He ‘hits a home runjrecord as the Giants, who man-|0Ut on four hits in six innings as r smedlagregyen Ne nye ot nyerceabingeer gee poner Ae July 26, at $ p.m. Charlie Justice
Brown's lightweight every time- Kenny Cari hit equally|aged. just three hits, stayed within|he threatened to make it three omen olfers est season in the majors, socked a/Earl Torgeson and an intentional) jg slated to. pitch for. Wilson's today expressed tongue-in-cheek|weil with either hand," a half-game of first’ place Milwau-|blankings in a row of the defend- three-run homer in the first inning| pass to Gene Woodling. In addition! against Shaw's Pere McConner. sympathy for Brown and his train-} Manager Lou Viscusi and train-}kee ing champions. ‘last night and the Boston Red Sox/to the winning hit, Tri-| Proceeds will be used to take
er, Bill Gore, er Gore have imported four left The Braves rapped St, Louis 4.1 x * &* ‘ ® went on to register a 52 victory|andos also belted his 17th homer) youngsters of the Oakland Coun-
eg -who|on-the-fourit pitching ot -Joey| — Fol added usc, “oe- neon SOCK Cify Ti __fover the Kansas City Athletics. off starter Jim Wilson in the sec-| “ty Childrgn's Home to 2 Detroit es ~ hes lost a te é th. 1 : > : i s : * te . ” Tiger baseball game in Briggs
When Kearns and co-manager| naw —_- saree an Whe tones com have won eight of their Inst nine “| ‘The homer was Jensen's 2th of| Arnie Portocarrero went the dis- Pete Petroskey arrived here yes- “rll admit is a burgh beat‘ Los : ve: Pliprdl | csraraslesr ally paed York and Lary : the season and it came at the ex-|tance for Baltimore to post his _ * terday with Lane they Jearned| accion. a themer” good parngire: Angeles has won five in a row from Casey| The annual City Women’s Medal pense of loser Ray Herbert. Jensen | eighth victory. By winning, the Or-| The annual City Women’s
that Brown had conéentrated. on) s4q_° “But = eA ee Pay Se Stengel’s men. nie oe is sched- | aso doubled to help Frank Sullivan| ‘les climbed into a fourth place| Medal Piay golf tournament is
ee af Camp. Holseh, 30 soli Te rae creat cl tere, “Rik’| (Roberts “TS): nohit the Giants! 00s were Al Kallne’s retura {Bute ot Pontiec Mdeneipal coaran meats Elon go arco ese Nolgirurnciess Pantioc Municipal cures The 18 i] i - against those left- mopup ’s return |. = a >
southwest of Houston. handers, I don't think he ever saw|fu the tan ty the auth os nt to action with a three-run Starting time is 12 o'clock noon, Sullivan in the eighth and held the| j4iy Holt Confident hole tourney will get under way
But Kearns said Lane isn’t @/Lane : fight, I hear Gore says!winie Kirkland’s double and an| ® Seles and a triple by Gail | | Post-entries are accepted, but |A’s hitless over the final two in- @ ron Sonncen at 12 o'clock neon. Pairings and
Brown can put Kenny out with|error. Jim Hearn gave up the| 2Att and Ozzie Virgil’s three | pairings and tee-off times will |Mings. = - He'll Beat Durelle ae ere
one punch. Now that's laugh. |other Giant hit in the eighth. |, “sie*- 7 be posted only for those golfers | Roy Sievers clouted his 2st fin tee oe
Lions and Raiders —.|T™*°” Sat se-" —["atccormics a 1Syearit aout-| Te Tigers rapped-reoke Zack] Teeisering betore 6 pam. Thury | homer In the seventh inning to |, MONTREAL (AP)-Oke Hot, pm Tawney, daly 1, rr desist s ¥ paw, retired 16 in a row at one|Monroe for six hits and six runs| 4#¥- Caner beenk 2 tle a66 lent fp Wosb- |. oto us boned about bia nerup and golf balls are present . _| Lane, who has been training at pars ble|in- the first two inmirigs and built} The entry fee is $2.50. g-| ington Senators to a 5-4 decision ||’ ven? _ A Ha n Prob - the 20 days, | tage And. pget mack trouble! as up to 90 aff Tee Basal DE PO) cae tha to handle Yvon “Durelle in their) @4 to the next two players.
re : Vl q: ae oa workout. ely pon | the ence tet ire Troces by lige poll ng Trophies will: he ewarded to — oe British Empire lightheavyweight| . = * * * : ; -Tarrival yesterday, Daily workouts| Phils, who now have lost four in ews Se OS ee Se Sievers socked his homer offititie bout tonight, The Montreal Royals of the In-
The Detroit Lions had some good} will continue through Monday and|® °¥~all by one run. Two infield oe, £4 vag ag myth are presented loser Gary Bell, -who- relieved| “I'1] wear him’ down,” said Holt|ternational’ League ‘have been and bad news yesterday while the/oné of Lane’s ‘sparmates. will be|titS and MeCormick’s lone walk} New York picked up two runs Pd ae arty org Sr piles Ferma ee onc ae finality, There was just! warned to “stop abusing umpires
ry nes ut Segoe Hu ni mom ve a, Me er ee gc rr tn ce icons Ga" to a feat it” will } . : - ian se : sa Z coach and two were in- wae tenes: be ne daly 2h cna eat out. Carl Sawatski ‘rapped|Mantle hit his 24th homer ‘in the|County residents are eligible to) _% %% . + ~ eondition and ready. structed te one doom” Joe Schmidt notified. the Lions| features the Rrown-Lane bout, into a double play with two men/eighth and a walk and two singles|Compete. Last year’s event at Russ Kemmerer started for the
he .will be out of the Army Satur-| Petroskey said the 26-year-old |°P in the ninth to end it, scored a second run, manager Bill |Fontiac Municipal golf course|Senators and was knocked out in -
day and will be on hand at Cran-|Lane was ‘in great condition and in. disat ca ce 2 aoe jill a ce oe | brook when drills start July 23.|very t. Aaron Covington split pinch-hitter Berra. scored all their runs. .
He is still unsigned as are Jack] “After ail, confidence is 90 per|four hits Sal Maglie allowed the)/Aguirre got Berra on a grounder. H Clevenger took over and held ,
Christiansen, Jim David, Jim Dor-|cent of fighting with boys like|Braves in four innings — but)Then, after yielding a home run MacKay as Trouble, | Cleveland to one hit over the final OF |
an, Gene Gedman, John Henry /this,”. he comm Aaron’s | were Throneberry ; - 1-3 innings notch : «
Johnson and Charley. Ane Leoit wsanee AE avetidg Scho} Dim botae Gs wtdie. Covupsan| hatte ts tbe, shi Want nt ; } vic “ athe n iy sept d . . t ig " sh
and his 14th “homer three men down tn Orden e — _____—Latest—te—ink—a—contract—was— os singled _and_hit _his OM Fe EE SOW TB OESSEs __sa BERS EY Eee _Ge_ i het. __} Gaus Eriandes- 19th toning vin CLEVELAND WASHINGTON MILWAUKEE - sf. LOUB Brown shows 137. — for a 3-0 lead that handed Maglie} anne action after : with bases loaded abrhb bi ; th bi guard Stan Campbell yesterday. |, crowd of 10,000 is forecast for|his third consecutive defeat and a brief erie Wrtet his |_ CHICAGO (AP) —— Top-seeded 0 oe 4:3 triumph ‘over. (2inese $43 ol ny “sire poach 2 3 5'0' Bins'ame w°3 008 One unhappy note in the Lion ‘ "i 9.3 record Aaron’ ball! « layoff a injury jparry MacKay, the power-serving v tf : 1 321 Logan 85 4010 Noren if
camp was the repoft that young |the second world’s lightweight|/# | Tein aioe cun ater the| Suttered by a pitched ball tm no Cupper led a host of rates| Crrak® ,and moved the Orloles liver ab d1ii bamon sf oi ilasm tt” 3325 Boyer a 3008 blocking specialist John Gordy |title bout here in less than three in the o run 4 the) Baltimore, smashed a triple to ae ee Fated into the first division for the first Winog -@. 2231 Gerald ¢ 288i/Coveton if 4121 Cunnham rt 2020
will quit the pro game te-accept |™onths, Brown beat Ralph Dupas|Cards had scored in the fourth on) the right center field wall in the |D°!rmers today into the fourth) ‘time since the opening week of cf) 64906 Malkmus % 2908 Me 886 tenamc tece | as_assistant coach at Ne- (of New Orleans May 7 with 11,0008 walk and singles by Stan Musial| second with the bases full, |"0U"4 of the 48th annual National! the’ season, ©. aft $000 aPlews 2008 Me 9900 Amaro ss | 2000 ss es" \taming out, ===——~—S~S~S«S NK Court: hood. Jay (4-3) allowecd] sin eten by Virgil and Red Wileom [C*Y COUrt tennis tourname di & i. me FEES Aivares oo 4538 st 3209 bMom — i008
: but one hit over the last five i|'and a Yank'error had filled the ©. * i." % tae Lomein On ane ealtot $8 Gleveser’y 409 8iser p * S618 Mine > fete The Raiders, America’s only 5 nings, fanning the last four for a eter on |The 22-year-old Dayton, Ohio out after the/‘Demis 334.74. Totals e565) slobbs $00
team in the Ontario Rugby Foot “ahead Manager —_|total of eight strikeouts, rear prea cram sicker, one of America's. best c sora esata =O oo gai bel Fane p99 08 Union, was evicted from @) Victim ishanos. — ——Fe —— fe ge series a Da , encounteréd” some. for in 9th. . Mabe p. 6000
Dearborn field and moved to De- ctim of Mishaps Duke Snider's two-run seventh The Ti - : 5. # tx aati Oi tee weNew Pact May End WE -Geieer waist FA ie — oa tor = in gig troit yesterday. PORTLAND, Ore, (AP)—Man-|homer—a 440-foot shot, longest yet| 0 Tone oer ee rece in |tockes yesterday in: sulupben, Riv.” Te ee eee te in 224° DP—Alvares, Malkmus] Lined ut for’ Amaro in ‘ta: ie out
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by halfback Elbert ~ Richmond, |wrong door inthe dark, tumbled |bagged it with four in the eighth|*i"éles by Virgil and Wilson andjplay in Canada, had Lee Str Bm ER DE S| H-—Dlasingamne. POA—Miwaukee 2-0 Wayne, guard Tom Waldron, East-|down a flight of stairs and frac-/off Don Drysdale, who lost his|V"Sil’s stolen base added another.|some difficulty from 15-year-old LOS ANGELES foort 4 2/6. Louls 27-13. LOB—Mitwaukee 5... St.
ern’ Michigan, tackle Jim Berger,|tured four vertabrae, his physi-|10th, Dick Stuart scored the|/¥°,™ore followed in the fourth| Bobby Siska of San Francisco be- (AR)—Negotia-. : i 3 Cu Logan. .HR—Aared 2
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The team will practice each day|brought to a hospital ag al ove tpad ing glee iag 3 The Tigers waited till the ninth| — x oe ae eee » ts Bebbe Ag l 38 3 H
and open play Aug, 23 at Sarnia,|the accident last night at the|third home run, Ronnie Kline (9-9)|*T their last three runs. With) Then, the towering -slugger| ee are ees 8 8 ES | Ont 2 ae "|coastal resort town of Seaside,|lifted for a pinch-hitter in the|J°hmmy Kucks pitching, they got/turned back Gay Messick of West- . * - tet} CrGorman, Burthart, Boggess, Sudol,
where he and his family wereleighth, won it, giving up only two|the trio on two walks and threejern Springs, Ill, by « similar ee | 3 Sapa | vacationing, - hits before the sixth, hits, including Harris’ second} score. © Mayor Norris Poulson and the|¢ PRILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO | , ‘ . triple. Sue Metzger of Kalamazoo city attorney's office said an ap-|¢D Ashburn of °4'0'2't O'Gon'en 2° 'i'0'0
| : Na -_|Mich,, won her first round singles| Bea! Probably will eg bade es ue $028 Siena wh a4 | pER ee etperiaaes ee DETROIT .. NEW Y¥ : =p eee oe : th 300 rt 00 | : —- as — , - ABR : ‘RB A| match yesterday by default. = Superior ‘ten Sip a4 # i008 hak 3b ot | oe ve Y ieee ; BS ce ‘ Bauer rt, 291] In another first round match, Ba-|4¢cision Monday that the city -|% $igones 3b. 40% t 3 0000 ’ : oBlksine? | £91 Kaveres” $06 neo of Mexico City defeat-| Dodgers! contract for a stadinin in is weak e 4 0T| tases BALTIMORE’ (AP) — Ralph Harris 1b Skowron 1b” “§ 1 1] eect, ee. ee Trainello Jr. of Baltimore wants|— F. Bolling % 401 Me’ 206). Comnaiiinen. § ES esas ne 88 par: TS
his horse back, along with some|® . By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF : Elvirgi3y "633 Howards : se 2805 tworomied| Tete, 26498 Partai of the $13,000 it has won. | | wiiese @ 2 oe » 12c-t = eH into! by, Cant 00000 000—9 Trianello, in a suit in citcuit|> PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Weak With Irons. 4 a\Lary p ° Mon rig H seay Ok patie anol iene ; 102 . PO-A—Philadely a 2elar San
a. sys genes ae af DIAGHOSIS: You're Lining Up Wrong. “a a sey 8 advocated of the S}er> | nander; O'Connell, sergneer ra Cepeda. Char : fraud f : s, : -Le . ‘leontract.or sel of ahother el n cisco 6.
and deceitfully represented” the|), | Treatment: To get distance and accuracy with’ your irons, & chee Sen a oe anoth ) condition of the horse, Belfaster.| | the face of the olub must be square to the intended line of | Kucksp 080 we ek ea gins, |oberts ety PE TEENS Trainello said he turned. the|@ flight. Many players think they have the face of the club | Tota 261212 Totals 98 8 10 tats suid ak to eniltind. 3 wave |Mecmick WF e 3 9 oT S horse over to Coburn for housing,| 47 square when'in fact the face is slanted outward, or open, It wince Hek out for Monroe in 3rd; Be battle in the- City The 3 lan, Crawford, a el vas
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to ran the horse when he deemed| = 2 Reena sce a ae SS laure « majority of eight to forbid Be | Sted we $f {ie 1323 ge ygrenee Tr e PO-A—Detroit 97-17; New York 27-7, the city attorney to appeal. Merc? $332. _ January, Trainello said,| iron. See that they're at | DP—P. Bolling, Martin snd Harris; ae nina It 1000
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Sosnowski and Rurhohr will be
assigned to Bluefield, W.Va., in
the all-rookie Appalachian League. RACES TOMORROW — Leon
day night, in hiss corvertible sprint car, will be among the drivers in the
' featured race at Metropolitan Speedway in Mt. Clemens Thurs- tion of minor leagues and minor|
clubs.”
| He said the real problem is in
striking a balance between pro-
sna ofr ePaeiy nai attendance
and. broadcasting. income.
Frick, Trautman, etc., ‘sth graf
gs Blachura of Hazel Park, shown son ast thie ee gence: ov MPS. Weber Sets Pace
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Just One Pitching Battle
Hitters’ Nigh
It was a prosperous night for
batters Tuesday in the City Soft-
ball League as O’Neil Realty, Lake-
side Royals, Sports Shop and
Deni's Corner posted victories at
Beaudettr: and North Side parks:
* * *
The only pitching duel of the
evening was the battle between
Ron Clar*& of Deni’s and Wilbur
—ttthe Moose with Clark
getting the best of it, 2-1.
Deni’ made 10 hits off Wright
and broke a 1-1 tie with the
deciding run in the 5th inning.
Spencer Rolls Along
in Waterford Loop
Spence’r’ Floor. Covering kept
‘rolling in the National division of |
the Wate 'rford Softball League with |
a 31 triumph over the Pontiac
Lake Merchants lastnight at Dray-
* * *
Dick ‘thell was the winning pitch-
er in rel ief of Jack Nelson. Spencer
broke a 1-1 tie With one run in the
4th, thten added an insurance
marker in the 6th. Bob Mitchell
had twos hits for Spencer and losing
hurler Gary Petty also made two.
Drayton Drug A handed Lakeland),
Pharmaicy an &1 thumping in
Americzin League play. Paul Atkins
hits while winning
pitcher Gené Shell-and Sid ——
each bagged two, One of Greg.
ory’ s — was a two-run triple
x & - |
Elliot t's asi ae walloped Berg
Cleaners, 11-1, in a Little League
game and Nu-Brite Platjig was
\defeated by Lakeland Pharmacy,
f in Softball
Each team had scored once in
the 2nd, The Moose touched Clark |
for eight safeties,
O’Neil nosed out Spence Ram-|
bler, 7-6,.0n the strength of six)
runs in the Ist stanza, to open the!
twin bill at Beaudette. The game)
was stopped after 542 innings to
permit the starting of the Deni's-'
Moose affair. Sawyer clouted a
three-run homer for Rambler in| a > |
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Larry Douglas slammed a two-/ / Special = homer in the Sth frame al
for the Royals and limited Griff’ ff
to three hits. f
hs the other North Side attrac- /
tion, the Sports Shop rapped out] /
10 safeties for an 11-3 rout of | /
Autos of Europe. Al Urbania
pitched a two-hitter for the wi
nce in a contest ‘marred by/ ‘ Firestone 2
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ST. LOUIS (AP#— J. Robert, “The
Stewart, director™ of scholarships |
at Michigan State University, was
named Tuesday as athletic direc-
tor of St. [puis University.
Stewart,/ succeeds Ed Hickey, |
hogy «coaching agement |
at aay University,
Ayal Oak Wins 6th |
Royal Oak ‘won, “its 6th “game:
against four setbacks in Junior ]-
Legion play by whipping Berkley
5-2 last night in a makeup contest.
Bob Lezotte hurled two-hit ball
for the victors with Joe Brenkert
wielding the big bat. 43, in the Junior loop,/
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Today, at 21, “Jumpin’ Joe”
Cash is a tanned, virile young man “| still have slight attacks of
asthma.now and then,” he ad-
mits, “but as well as being the
finest all-family sport I know,
Whistling Swans Enjoy
Ease, Gain in Numbers
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lack of fear that belies their native
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_jaction events; during ihe 2nd an-
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~Ttimes in which to enjoy: his sport:
Pioneer Riders Top
Trail-Blazers Show
Taking seven of the show's nine
nual 4H Rochesteg Trail Blazers
Horse Show, members of Oxford’s
Michigan, Pioneers Saddle — club,
topped’ all competition. Show was
held during the weekend at Great
Oaks Stock Farm, Rochester,
Harris Bryant of the Ploncers won the
5 Stan hel
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Smith Rochester): women’s egg réce, Sarpare Jones (Pontiac).
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They are designed to aid the
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~ Learning to Water Ski Easy Task water-skiing has played a big
part in making me healthier.”
ville, Tenn.,
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“It came so easy it scares
of white teeth.
Actually,
. |infant daughter have 37 glittering
trophies to admire around thé
Cash Hacienda in Sarasota, Fla.
Joe, who runs the. Sarasota
Ski School and draws a hand-
inside of a half hour.”
strangely enough, the Lebanses
i|being amoung the top challengers, Joe’s big break, he feels, came| was 2nd im trick skiing, Lee Messle
when his family moved from Nash-|of Cass Lake, Jim Cole and Bob
to Sarasota, Fla., be-| Mueller were other area contes-
cause ot his poor health. Joe be-| tants.
came a “water rat” and yet it
was Jess than four years ago that
sometimes,” he says with a ast When You Get ‘Em it must have been
The five-foot, nine-inch 160-| It all depends on whether one
won the world champion-|gets fish—or whether one doesn’t.
September against the|!t’s either good or no good, as
28 rival nations. He won) * anglers
“T've taught a four-year-old and
a man 71 years old,” he explains»
rubbing a hard, brown hand over
skis, because I've taught a whole
family, the simple fundamentals
Water skiing has taken a. trem-
endous upsurge across the nation
ith,|to death, he observed. . 5 ‘> + eu. trailers, making-of_marine knots, ‘dd _off di-
Bardell, who ski with him. HOLD STILL!—Litile Connie Haynes, 3-year-old, ‘of Salina general ‘fishing tips, will be under|visionsl honors in the regent puppy
From this section, one of the “ @uring a hunting trip. The big “bopper” welghsd to bounds a ie * _" club, held at Livonia, Thunderbird,
state’s water-skiing hotspots, en-| as nearly a foot long. The Metropolitan Beach has am-|owned by Mr. and Mrs, Hank Ro-
tries will include (all last year’s . ple parking facilities for more than) berts of Clarkston, won first bitch
champions), Marsha Hickson of wir . =+}%,000 cars, offers many additional|in the class for puppies four to
Cass » Alice Shotwell of Poo-! Tittle Stories Fencing is a popular aljattractions about its 550 acres of|six months. old. Eighty Dane pup-
tiac, a ee ee ‘|sport at the University of Utah. waterfront. It is considered the|pies competed in the match.
Ralph Davis of Notre Dame. Dave About Outdoors |
Diamond Lake are lauiatiadione Z
the defending titlists now on the Outboard Boating club of Amer- ?
3
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Fj tale
with 5100 points. Lake Sherwood
was 5th with 3,000, scored by its
commodore, Bill Hart. Bill Weaver
Fishing ls Good—
well know..-
took a 16-inch, 24 largemouth from
Otter Lake, while fishing with
Dodge Park's Dick Stafford, and
Robert F. Norton, 309 Eubank,
Walled Lake, who landed a 4-
pound, 2-ounce smallmouth on
Walled Lake, his year’s biggest
fish
On the other side (bad for the
trout) a Mesick woman, with her
husband, fishing on a nearby creek
saw a water snake go by holding
a trout. Len Hoseit killed the snake
and found the trout to be a 10-
incher, Ed Meany of Grand Haven)
also reported to the conservation
department that he found a 26%-
inch brown trout (six pounds) on
the shore of the Pere Marquette
river. A 13-inch brown trout in the
lunker’s throat probably choked it
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Multi-Lakes prexy’ Weldon
—from—the—recent} (Payne, back-
MUCC. confab at the Soo, says
member clubs “were amazed to
find that M-L has a membership
walling tis. is_ debt topn 208 De
a. growing. treasury’ *-, -
the club-grounds .
Gillies’ story (with color > tee) of
a British Columbia salrnen fishing
expedition, tonight.
. * * *
There’s a lot of interest among
area archers in the July 28-31
national archery tournament at
ens, ‘
* ¥
Pini a fishing vacation?
Here .are a few little, homely,
reminders, as Florida Wildlife
once reported:
The best.jime to catch fish is
some other time!
days—either yesterday, or tomor-
The best lure to use is the one
fish will bite — subject to change by writing OBC, ring —
plans its annual picnic July 20, at]
hears Don
There's a choice as to the best).
Quarantine Lifted _ without notice,
When_ fish _ are biting make the}; NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
AT SALE PRICES!
Top quality at Popular Prices.
GENERAL FIVE + xxx * * STAR Parent: inn
‘for world honors. There are an
estimated 3,000,000 skiiers in the
United States and Cash predicts
firmly, that ‘5,000,000 will lear? Today on Field Dogs :
LANSING i — The State Con-
servation Department re-
“The solunar periods, described] to water ski this year.’
Two Fox on One Shot
| -PICTON, Ont. @ — Jim Cole of
Picton fired one shot from -his
rifle and killed two fox 40 yards
distant, He was hunting at Point
Traverse, 20 miles south of here. minded sportsmen that. the quar-
antine on field dogs was_ lifted
effective today to permit the train-
ing of-field dogs.
Dogs can be trained from sun-
rise to sunset until April 15 of next
year. An exception is coon hounds,
most of it-and don't ask fool ques-
tions, _
we oe ok
When they don’t bite, might as
well pack up and go home — the
won't feaze them.
But remember — whether the
fish bite, or whether they don't,
fishing wil] always remain one of
the grandest pastimes known to
still under quarantine until Aug.
5. jman. Eapecially on a vacation!
MOATS
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INSPECT WHEEL CYLINDERS “alt
PLYMOUTH
MARKET TIRE Co. FE 8.0424
‘ae
ey SMOOTHEST WHISKEY
‘THIS SIDE OF CANADA |
peice et or olag, teherbvra
with a great Canadian heritage.
TRY A BOTTLE. TODAY!
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- THE.
GENERAL} aiix) EASY PAY
V3 auc. 3 sept. ¥3 oct.
ED WILLIAMS TIRE CO. FE 2-8303
CASING 451 S. Saginaw St.’ :
pale “| OFF LIST PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE
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: | CHICAGO # — All grain futures] Quot
prices tipped downward in early | Det He
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of the Pontiac Chapter, B’naijpits and offerings were quickly | Been Denia Sorsutbenness
Brith. absorbed, groceoli,; (bchs.) — conseseeeese 2. * * > ~~ owe po 3 as ROL Ae
said he is scheduled sf . , files a led
to sail from New York City July Grain Prices iy gether o $1 and return there Sept. 11. While dusnidawie ning sagplinsoss overseas, the mayor and Mrs. 5 ) dow.
Donaldson plan a European tour| CHICAGO. July 16 (AP) = Opening ee ec eccesscereers on their own. cate ._ eotaioes, mew (bag) 60 Ibs, .....-..
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. *) De pages as
‘favorite — News in Brief isss>ss ee 2 Me on
‘bou ar } New China Inn, 426 8, Saginaw =
os : one entered the building and looted ae
OLD Eee Se Tr x : reds * ae a. - Anacos ev ewes 7. in
CROW | nme a by |i, wid. sve 41; medium 38: amal|Armour a Go"; cn har pol firemen recovered the t Land O’ Lakes Majoretes. Sa, Commercially Graded: tre iar “322 bodies of the last of six persons
ces July 19, at 9 am. 128 W. Pike ca large, 3a medium 38; grade es ve es 5 Rees eee
LIGHT > j lar . Browns: Grade WL Merck ...-.05 : Pane
@6 PROOF = |take Oris. Pri'& Sat sav. Ca a eae ed Briegs at: tf pis The twin of fire and 2 Be is inn Mac: $33 water it this ity ot 17.00 Moms : ; Budd Co ...+++ 14.7 Monsan Ch .. 33 would allow town- . Authorities: an army
Sa nw Poultry / . eal Peck... 489 Mot Prod... aa Ps raphayrobespechanrat-oternd Pamphlets on CD 2,500 ees eee 4
5 EOE me” ey tee Eemph Goup':: 43 Mottin 72 3o| thes = that siinilar and battled an eight-hour
fa ate petrol or Ner't dant /oam Bey s----> 382 Mucler Be Bo cepacia inns thet ater, ro- |NOW af Ci Hall ; eee Se ne ae Mig re pa oe ths aire tena OSmet Riti'= TEs MTR OP | Se the. idem eey. ; worst Vermilion Rives floods
Ios whites’ led Wrz ler, © Nat ‘Dairy’ :: $84] It would help eliminate “hodge-| Civil Defense officials today an-| 9 trerece ara. es OS: Shes a Ob <:: Ht. Nat cca": $24|podge” commercial districts, they| nounced there are 200 Federal Civ- Poaching Ringed arageF prge Gin Mil ai2::: 32 Bo, Am. Av -»+228| believe. il Defense Administration pam- anal fein thaliy teaenin : reo: AS Nor ste Pw"): 30:7 * 08 phlets available for public distrifu-| PO"siee Livestock Goln”...1i82 Obie O -.... 48.1 The present zoning ordixtance al- by high water were qnpeeted Cols Palm... Ovens 46.3) : tion at City Hall. return today to begin the difficult DETROTFT. 16 (AP) — Livestock|Col Bra A >... i gee G & $¢ _|lows any type of commercial ac-| The pamphlets, made available f EMSC SEARINO 00. Sinughter steers Ges. 185 AW Air 164 pes mop-up, : Notice is £4. 43 publie ent haters Gumueien cent\Gon Rds... 683 Pau Spl .... 49.6) tivity to exist anywhere within 4/¢hrough the Michigan Office of : rubble in the| Steg," 2 the
‘2ows; early me Pir ac. nd eee See +s ES zone. - \Civil_ Defense, deal with radioac- Firemen -proting hue, 4 1988. at 8-00 Say ‘gt’ wears’ cuseeY:_,coeelcout BOk --'-; $4 Penney, 30'.- #4) Within its framework, such di-ltive fallout war, (basement of the Williams Hard.| alt ea det toning searce, ged; beet to low ‘choice|Gont COPaa 111 Be RR ....... tive and home-mate jan|ware Store located the bodies of the Ordinance steere, 24.56. ; load average choice|Cont Mot ... — 23.9| Verse activities as theaters, auto-jgyt shelters, according to the last two victims last night. caciie a tileetig tens to
food. cies around ti In. hellere| Copper ‘ag n A. Stierer, deputy Pontiac civil! postier the body of a third victim|the Zoning Map a choice with an end Corn Pd ... director. ‘i found the second floor of} 272m. Betdence2_ te Commeret:
prime Sr oe gd ose ib. batters 71.20icurtis Pub the public is invited to| )"* out building 208, 247 and 348
Shane uly cows “eho a0 eB pag pamphlets at three place Tyg ‘body. taken from the bee zs Be hie ae rp sae on ft wtiltt: to 20.50;) 55 : Hall, at-the city Si ond floor wag believed to be that|*"!. ” to be om floor office, at the office Siacerian es Map to- Du aaese : theo! George Blaine, 52, a clerk. The] present. copy: ot
East Air i .. ee ee | bodies in the ‘basement were be-| Sane ‘a on ‘atest the ffer of the Bast Ko ste and at Health De-liieved tobe those of Donald R.jjewnstip cert and may be
ma Mus... in the basement, | Williams, 57, owner of the store,| “ro tmend ihe white Township
N W eae. and Ry Aschinger, 59, sales man|®irs! pope Grananey Sy amegaior” . Steals Motorcycle, [ager and Protective Measures. : irestene io 4 Earlier, persons died in alp,A‘ticle Ul — Section 2.29: General
AN 33 Pord Mot. lete Riding Outfit hospital ot burns suffered in the|"avicie fv aun, Gantiary, Safety
ADDING MACHINE A burglar looted Roy’s Motor-|“7° and.a sixth victim W&S|imended as follows: Delete in its en-
DESIGNED FOR BOTH ? ston eee Shop, 203 W. Montealm st.,|Tusbed by a falling wall. ide Tt Section 3:11: General 6:30 and 930 pm. today andlend of” quotellons; to choice |Oe motorcycle and a complete] The hardware store blast was [Provisions: shall be amended es follows: on HOME AND OFFICE} ow.” | Sheep mainly’ 8.0-10.00. Pew [Gen it was reported Blamed on sewer gas backed into |Pst'r: »'0 Pe, sold trom ine aoe e de | “oe : down to 4.00. Gen eters”. ee ccs oe wet ESF the basement of the building by crea to be immediately’ necessary for
. { d Ss h i] B Gen Time... ee Ob: ite fiecdl. pear stasthee | Je pairs of black leather| Damage to the four-story build fo take eftect thirty (00) daye after final
fof Pata | eee 8, Eee ee ee . |to. Establish Tax Rate : ; register lands in the area was incalculable. + aay 6, 00,
: THE _ er Se Scent Tere. on the north side ot Watkins [Herm Funeral Directors 4| Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7
school tax rate, will be one of] Lake; “4 BOMELIER LIKE ATMOSPHERE”| SATES POSITION [om DRUG EXPERIENCE. =, \the main items of business : oa : Miter ‘Btore
Ss M 1 TH oF tthe Seand ot Education .— A consideration, 6f an_ inquiry Indust Ray .. 11.7 cumin. Howe | WITH A FUTURE RA. sil —
; ‘ pam. tomorrow night according 70%, the, Dublin, Schoo Plains 3181 i
CORONA ( sweristentent wittam stunck.Strarion with the | Waterton Poe | Bettatthe sed Sa oe altos oe Xe acct The tax spread for 1957 was 82\rummshin schocl ditteict will be ‘| Donelson-Johns} ss | ad's poate 6MD 4mills by the allocation board, 8S presented and roe : dome ej ~~ . ° HELP +
Piva ate, ee opera- kon ‘ikke OntVil GPE
, cE tion and 3.8 mills for a 3%-million There are 916 children in the will | Thoughtfw Servic PE 2-604
The world’s lowest price, dolla? bond issue in February 1956. | nupiin School District, which is ng Voorhees-S ple
fine quality Adding Ma- * * & located in a 3-squate mile area in FUNERAL HOME |
The total rate paid by school dis- White Lake Township, adjoining] - «
.,---hine. Perfect for tax | Thet sos Associated Ambulance | or Motor Q trict residents, was $25.60 -per|the Southwest corner of Waterford Thig A mbulanee oer tae work, budget accounting, |51 699 assessed valuation as equal.|Township. There are 122 pupils| mace sa ; WANTED:
figure work of all kinds. |ized in 1967, Shunck added, “For|@mtolled at Walled Lake High “i dab a Cemetery Lots 5
‘the past three years, there has|School, because there is no high -+-0BRTE OL MT PARK. BEAUTIFUL | $ 18 - 3 [been no. increase in the tax rate|schoolim_the Dublin School Dis ee Seg ve seerensent en berry,
, A Meath fer {approved by the Board of Educa-|‘tict. Ss iat ITE Hie 12 Months |tion.” = The board will appoint mem- ce ee eee - Villiage rine, Lake 78
| ‘ : Ia other business, atchitect | bers to the personnel.and bulld- |1957 low ........ ; oe oo we a “|. Gaen: a
GENERAL PRINTING! 2+se2> cis ix exoocea | ne commits, song wi mum: | 3 ra orden ere | He Wasted Mele_¢| arte, aor oe -ASANT 3 : present a question invol «C, J. Ce.) AMBITIOUS . : es ‘or part-time
—- & OFFICE SUPPLY ge ele ne coool Ca cop rears ee age tts | LON) | Beles seer te Seteed| test see got selling during July clear- . Dasore t rings, No exver| Help Wanted Female 7
pone Seles Sts # oh | Sob cthataeteteny aia | sxesSreem Tasems: avon cox-|*0°° 284 Back to: ychool S. Leggett ry & Chem. ‘Oo, *.. . 13 18 R JULY 14, 988, . ELLA L., for permanen we id Reply, ~ metics es for Women | " “oo ; rt =
TA request to increase messaes oss HE od] NONE Rar beat ite gis) Sake Sites) Se eae pigs | EXPERIENCE s presenied = De te : in - :
ae
ees dear ne siner of Warren C. Wright: "Deaton, Plains not required but desire to
| ne he al athe Po SoxkzEpen ~~ | be of service and interest ok se he’ FursieyPenerat Hn _—
ace | dt 10 an, totes teers “e TH were replies at the Press
> = }F otis tm the totlowing || , OPPORTUN!
cl mE . 1, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 1473 oe ‘
eg » 26, 28, 32, 57, 58, 63, Franing
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__Fidples 101.525/16" tes 1M to Box 38
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Febpend ts yoke eck cick” |Caaet uty ona Or Gilley, ). | FOR CASH IN Al -#
HATCHER, Foreign Enfallinent Up” VHURRY, sell things! “ra, age
Hs ereRcon. | arnt anton am. Uaescc| 4 ooURN Clasiied Ads | soe sam eopees rom os MONEY! Make it easily|
Ps : g| . 65 mations, en) fin aig Cee fue aaeee ore-| Sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,
sri re Se ore owen ee 1 Vas ear dial FE 2-8181. ~~ = |
4 A : h. \ aa s
2 sam- ee gs printing,
wall hy aeck tates,
Sorta CHESTER
Whites Nursery”
IN DEBT?
IF SO LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay
Ease Your Mind
Restore Credit
WE ARE NOTA
LOAN COMPANY
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSELLORS Above Oakland Theater
KNAPP SHOES
seve airport RE on 3.1502
en a Diet “tablets, =a
cents at
", REDUCE Now
| Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32
tag, BS, Pea. OR
(1980 bx BEA Servieg, tty
Bs
“His records leave me with an empty feeling, too—
in the billfold!”
Rent Apts, Furnished 33
Ready, Willing and Able
ot Cal Realior, Pariridne.
LAND CONTRACTS BUYERS WAITING
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S.. Telegraph Rd.
FE 42533
500,000!
Lat
Edw. M. St Stout, Realtor
71 OM. segaaw St Pontiac
Prone PE 5-616
Wanted Real Estate 32A
ATTENTION
bod AND “ MOn?
tier with ©
FOR YOUR
A. JOHNSON, ‘etaftor
1704 S. Pore =m Rd.
oe NEED SMALL HOMES $5,000 CASH. ELWOOD seaury.
CASH
t
ri
trance. 439 Orchard Lk MA 5-709. 7 ROOMS ENTRAN
7 RMS, AND BATH. NICELY FUR- : nished bed Adults | §"“RM_ isT PLOOR, IDEA R only. 103 : e! . No children ,
7 RMS. NICELY ““CLose | FE 41001, v2 Same m or FE Sigg. paid. | § RM. LOWER FLAT, PARTLY
2Rms., Priv. Bath, Clean | -73_=._Pike. on 2 i ROOMS AND EAN,
* FE 42579 TROOME ON WEST AIDE. HEWLE T ROOM PRIVATE ENTRANCE) —decorsted FE 9-425 & bath. $15 a week. FE .|§ ROOM UNFURNISHED APART- 7 BiKS FROM PROM DOWNTOWN PON. |g ™ent. Call after § p.m. PE 44081. 13 wkiy. 169 E. Pike 8 tg <2 RM APT. & REFPRIGER- quire bene Apt. 1 _— = ator \- 4 og! 103 Bloom-
3 ROOM, KITCHENETTE, Pri-| field Terrace, "St. Joe’s vate b path and entrance, Well ven- | Hoe uN E A park: rear, DOWNTO' .
Goctralte counfe. Small ch f wer 23-7798, PE 56-7066.
ie. i OS- » oa tent ar General Boo. ‘ wand ba Gu TARE.
or PE 2-723. ted. $40 per month K. o. Kemp RMS. & BATH. ADULTS 154| stead, 102 E. 4-8284. 3-0522. kets. For Sane. a S WAL-
_ 5-9902.
front
ie
ET spe ¢
“PARTRIDGE
* "Brick Duplex 6 big and om each
condition,
ei rent- down.
Pr
nes |
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day or week, FE 2-1748 after 4.
aay at. : ~ COTTAGE
Sagina’ Nr. Caseville, Mich, Call P L a RONT. 15 MILES
ODERN LAKEFRONT. i5 MILES
of Pontiac. Sleeps 8. OR 3-1227
or FE 23-6953.
#
Tr it ‘e
Paneled fist ,
garage.
vent a
room, A-1 ai a Sar ane your eel ae
ieee alt me
REALTOR PARTRI
/| FE 43681 w.
ble y “month. OR 3-1788.
‘OUSE ON WEST 2 bedrms. room. e wn school. ae Gas heat. No brokers. dining
ings, 3
course,
‘places. Finished basement.
storms
RESORT FOR RENT
oe owner,
_MA 41667 + RM_ MODERN HOM®, 1 ACRE lot. By owner, OR 3-826. dJosiyn, $il,-
E
with fan Lasmeead and ee
On 100 foot lot. Only 6 months old. Like w. $050 n..
Ez. 2
down.
Walkin
screened in
yan Manor, Call FE 48270.
L
ith aluminum & Kool
bedrooms, rec.
=— lot, aah. location,
*
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ms tae EAL
SPLASHIN Into the surf of this safe sandy
ENJOY!!
NEW... bedroom ranch home. Fulj
Secu with rear €X-
lot; city sewers, water, ete.
and ‘close tc bew school.
| NOTHING DOWN gg 4 GI Bg agra}
fo in Brayton Piaing a
hot water heat. fully ca
Ther pie
2 SE,
with rae 3 mo
Here : ve!
be bow on A terms
with as as $3, \.
iF MILES.
Bateman
Kampsen REALTORS _ FE 4-0528 377 8. Telegraph Eves & Sun.
é
‘ We can get that for you now. We 7 say | cross ventilation c 36. Ample { - MOD. ba ‘and lberal financ 3 AND 3 LARGE ROOMS, 4 Best. swim <
a ow CARE GUARANTEED - available at the moment. Ht your | nies FE Sete of FE Swe. fauna ‘Del tacttes, Atretaesa| Nr. Miracle Mile, FE e309. 1 as etl. Se . son FE b-1080, WANTED: BABY OR PRE-SCHOOL home is tm geod location we need J ROOMS. "BATH, CHILDREN| welcome. Close to schools, | WAL MODERN CON = work, Free estimates. FE D0 fhe children Licensed home. OL| it. Call us today, Open Bvenings. j fast PE 5-4638. churches * downtown 2 Save = Pv any bedeen. Reas. MAr- Established tn 1916 = UTIL., DOWNTOWN. $1 Spor on cos’ per mo
Wid. Household Goods 27] ,,l-" t1,. BROWN, Realtor 7 bie or Pe sais. | Ptades heat § bot waster 5G, | WALLED #960 DOWN — New in "36. 2 bed OPT Tarek SES" | Ready TPE scar amoea puts, | OBE Ma Siam. SS) SE nor ak er: ew FURNITURE NEEDED WE NEED er. Sr, Gomme only. 38. Clemens &. om cae ma ae oh as ae, For Rent: Rooms 37 pe itv rm. off beat, Lard e: Nothing Down 6
Entire nome of O86 tote, Get the! ristings on houses all sizes, farms | 3 OOM, PRIVATE BATH & ENT. GSCEXT papRoom 7 Room; on > 930. SS a a
it for you B 3 Comimentity fand eee = arveltes ; ae oe oprae Parke eee apt.. bath & garage, adult cou. ae = ieee ond 5 gas | % ACRE CORNER PARCEL - a a Meht across from the
Sale Phos OR 33711, ODERN, PVT. BA “32 Myra. off Vootheis 2807 : In heart. of small Oakiang Co.| lake erful beach ANTED v-aA or ON TIAC REALTY Utilities & \. asher turn, FE 61439 | snst FLOOR. BEDRM. KITCH- village. Large modern home in privileges. A 12 ft. 6 x 18
pg od, & FE 26226. ATTRACTIVE ROOM GIRLS.| be setting of trees and| ¢ living room; a 10 x
SU NHIGUE DEE AK. TL_Bekivie EM” SECOND FLOOR, Schoo se wellities. 34 ee 2 Bains, olf heat, Es-| jen-dinette combins-
Ligue lamps. ‘antique farm’ MY| | ISTINGS WANTED Ae OR, Stance, 12" | FOUR ROOMS KITCHEN AND | "Weuntiy” reiephore” ibe Weems | erty, convalescent or funersi| -3°Wedvooms "and bath "on 32-1521, BUY WAITING, LET |—° . pe. wy and of Seeis, Suratihed.) _ an, : e, Priced for quick sale. t level. Not one. but
7 LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE : GLEAN ROOM FOR MAN, NEAR rooms plus an ex-
Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 GET CASE Pon YOUR Body 4 Strenes. Close to Fisher Close ERANELIN dvovina center ime = drinking. PE with 2% po ee “Ataeh age.
‘SL 70 33, STOCK MERCURE on EMail Bouithis ‘te T RM, LEXTYPE APT. Pai| 224 “Proom apis. a ee GLEAN COMPORTABLE, 1 RAC} SSarsom. S3 Reois, ren wit | Sous, Fetrigerator. ind’
| Ford V-8 motor, OR 31492. a fur} Bath arto: Teal, apt ever furn.;-older—pert , oT bam't Ort machina included...
xotom ANSMISSION Leslie R ‘Middleton 4 miles out. $65_mont o-sio.| fiving quarters with no costly up- | —°2- iio Pa Ses. heat. Exterior trimmed in sansunty St ver aes OM ATIC TRANSMISSIO we ¥
BROKER - FE 71 ’ on. pvT, CLEAN. fea pom shea saul presen ventil Son Ode. 7 Bacisaw Pe ‘eho, eet Cal x ieee yg morte re ‘wil delray' 8 _ — _ ‘e ; entilation, * : + mo!
3} ROOMS, PRIVA ATH AND| Newly decorated and well main-| LARGH, CLEAN R |. tion, — came
sie area Aree * eekane, diem aed ang for | RRS aE Rsleeea | ete revi, | cw = ainet-| quer srpaist pyermatns a R : wee e child or mo., including heat, hot room fr new in ‘87, Bireh .
ae Shoe 48 HOU 2, — ree oe Gote ‘waier Kr act Mens ia NICE RM. FOR FOR El-| ‘cupboard sheethel “sitches. | tag esa Intaiealons "Tan Dirctieenigsipeabanene wk HOME — EQUITY 7 ROOMS Bare wicery | F Huron st. FE take or atier Solid woman. Colored. ee bath, picture window, home, Kitchen and bath
A & B TRENCHING |_ Moving & Trucking 19 a Sere se =| LAND CONTRACT _ turniansd, aff modern, pvt. very | roiwen-¢ SOOM —BATH_E-GK.| RM_FOR RENT WITH WASHING | il beet eat titer very. nicest, tote ty the. city
Fe oii a WT SERVICE soins, Wik ag. reasen- Wri bt & Naleet RMS. & BATH. LOWER. 1 RM.| _Aduits oi eeitet all mieerng ak Fone NG Sa ae PVT. aa = ade tase tetas whe ar
i ALUM. SIDING. GLA-| Reasonable PE $3458 — FE 22000) [ott Se over < at ar : * ape Adults, utilities furn. 258 Or- | toneRN 3 BEDRM. NEWLY| ot. dipet Pooking. 301 & Wuron,| WATCH THis GROW — tn value.| cellent for a GI. Reason-
Storm stun feel AA! ‘Reduced Rates Wanted to Rent 29 45, OAKLAND AVENUE 7 RMS. ate HEAT & UTIL. _ tat * xo children, $90." ME siete: ROOW ax large living room, full pein, wat 6S. Bee. Lan ge
_— house ‘gal ea _— cur . = 4 Large van of ; ee bs ata AND Ag 5-0441 | © turn. afi wk. Drayton area.| tear FISHER BODY. WMIVING Side hom — pany Retier ‘Fes : fare with ‘overiead storage, eat in ‘
ee ee ee te. Y WIDOW ODEs FH — itch t : SWELL
fon ier ma. Bi elon, Fo ;|-1 LIGHT TRUCKING & RUB-| room with kitchen privileres ey cAsH ror your Home ||? “ROOMS. ety — aoe _forn, $1780 we, OR 31200 Rwy. This highway trotters win]. 45% nite torr puke ee 543 " dish, $4 load. PE 8-0145. | —rivate home in city. FE $1974.| yes we, can-sell_vour home tot | Str oaktand:- NEW 2 BEDRM. LAKEFRONT DU- ‘Rooms With Board 38| over halt the ‘asking price. of ‘ot| _£;, Payments, will be "less
ALL PING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE WANT TO RENT GaRaGe NEAR| cash, with a 8 own pay- _plex. ee $110, EM 3-0786. $13. . Be wise _—— . ae ;
and r PE bes. Gordon Tracking FE 6.0005 | GMC factory 131 8. Jessie. . ment, call us for ‘ further informa. | 3 ROOMS AND BATH, NICELY FEW BEDAM, 1 Lice acat? ang = =" Bay Wns. ° living in @ home of your
HAULING & R ;BIsE. Sh wil seca van — ov . , _ Parlly fara . FE 17-0049 eve-| meals. 14 Matthews, FE Es oor POLY ERIE LAKE FRONT ~ Pull price - BOSS
ie im you a oe eS aE a are Livin Quarters 30) ti = cash you ean receive * ora hod BATH REAR GEN- Tice Cea TROT 3 AT "Bae VENTILATED ROO! a FE have ever seen i 5 can't afford to
WILL SHARE MY HOME WITH 4 21968. | _Lew rent. FE 46880. pa eae ag oval brick | = FOURTH STREET near Jos-
mother & 1 child, PE $-5247. US TRADE WE SURED 7 ROOMS & BATH EVERTTRING ay. MO “Convalescent H BBA | cue grill and spit all inside, Large| 172. substantial 1% story — = ee cieen. quiet couple. . Good ent. ranch type build. nv. omes master bedroom, two adé bungalow with stairway, to aso BORRIS # SON REALTORS bornced Fe eset. ae so pnd. lake. MUtual bedrooms, extre fireplace in liv- | ard . Pe Nec 31 | 28_W. Bures ___ FROME FE 6138) | 5 3 APTS 8 P HAVE VACANCTES, OR| ing room. planter bexes, 2 baths, red walls, Oak floors and HAVE CASH WILL ell i women, Bed imbulatory pe | one with stall shower.’ Attached tiled bath. Full basemen:
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pel) eres seer bee Tons contre (Pash, for | ~~ 4 ROOM FURN 19 BALMER Gireet Bet spen, Rens. setes, Ma $9008.| Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor | RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Your home, land OM or r acre: FE 41667 newest modern apartment develop. Hotel Rooms | 39) _ 220 Dixie Highway at Telegraph | Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32. inate | Ses FLOOR, 350, 10, | ment. Ba individual #n- | FE 2.0133 262 8. Telegraph. Rai
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cid fet oe penstble ginen " aiseotnt, ROY, KNAUF S Apr. EVER % | #1008. For Sele tlouses 43 ful bain, ut ity Foom, ofl heat, 8’ ATER “FRONTAGE |
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anno REALTY "t tose @- cash watt. ‘cory 2 rooms, v2 12300 or FH 2 ~ | foot. window wall,” 5 ys ae Sccommodate the hot water heat: °
__ 513 Cass . Eligabeth fd. ing~no. re ta ‘@ also need 2 RM, HOUSE, PARTLY FURN.| 1% baths. aes he betta Bud” Nicholie, Realtor m laundry room,
listings Baa on Clarks iroux- $ 4395: Dixie _FE bags ‘Ge “we rg reg he i 4 Mt. Clemens &t. sii with $1 down,
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drapes. Across’ from ° Pisavets| geen $50 ius of with 81,500 down ané and |. wid
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$800 down. 2 bedroom frame home. Pear porch Bidewnine and land-
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92. W. Huron FE _8-6580) wis ig ‘kston's finest
: bedroom homes. It has @ large ;
‘ Kitchen, glassed-ts, Knotty pl __For Sale Houses 8 For Sale Houses 4 .
Si, Grass, ‘Basement with “oll au Sasemen - :
| ere | es |. $9,500. - Attention - 1 only $16,780 with terms, | Bet. Mt, * Will butld 3 bedroom with ‘ M._R. WILSON _. $6 fel] Dacomians 0m yee Com-| . ‘Handyman
; ~ oi es volves pon Me auto our Hy baad ee aoe home WHITE BROS. Br led bate Noede some fal: SON MEDONALD | pasoo? "We have a 1
5000 Disie Hwy ie qui bale 95300 Sor mouth: | FW ne Se eet Just 2 mil Best Buys Open Eves. ae 9; Sun. 10 ‘til 5] ly. On 38 : sale with 3 car auaee Z tf gay By |
Today: NEAR AR LAKE ORION — An ex- i VACANT reste pian ceiaties ee ae |
pearl ve =, 0! yeaa eos = < uve $2,
Fs) Asersaae ‘ Kitracuye 4 Os cor. ie Onn ing] NOW OPEN per month.”
-UBURBAN CHARMER] StS, 435" Sede 2 bedrooms, Ki with, plenty
sla a in this Sere gee esinte te Posty of cabinets, Pull bath, Al Rewly 6,NEW 2-BEDROOM HOMES ~ oa
lovely, 6- ranch-style Acres just off Lapeer : decorated bio A — In The Heart of Pontiac
home’ yet priced for (M24) on lot 100 x 180, To rage, 70 Bt, lot on pave ed street, s of - d
weeememen. tere? ue with $3,000" cow ana 40 b churches, ~ ‘ acres, 2 BEDR
bathe 2us-car garage, paved i R. 1, WICKERSHAM | cages Ne M
sone tnasages scesers | HP. HOLMES, INC, | US%aMie___Mattole samme} 1 bo Roribern igh cnt Mce'U, |RE $2063 Days 2531 8. Lapeer Ra. TRADE $350 DOWN «= 988 PER MONTH| HOMES
campus, Priced to sell at A hee , = t Eite? a
| $15,780 with easy FHA. MIDDLETON home =i a ee baths. 3 Ful wGity ‘Sewer & Water= $100 DOWN |
os lot, ye ERY : This one is.
: DOLL HOUSE 00d DOWN ~~ Tieetiad ib Biles place “with large living room, % Mile from move right in— 5
| Spick and span, 2-bedroom beth, “Oitty, ite Car Car ge Modern" kitchen with "plenty of Ang Grade * m rec Moves ou In. home eusbehvey decors’ rage. Pull price ‘only $4, this now % Mile trom ge :
Sein. ry, and dry basement oe —_ ee "ADD'S INC. — Cony. “= $10 STARTS- -DEAL
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mena gas water Bester, De- ae ot _toonted 16 Dine oR om ors oo. 5-0292 | tere AT ED, ON, MELROSE for . WHY PAY RENT?
sirable location peer Dray” _ Lake, 4 rooms with’ stool, —— qn Perry & Mt, Clemens &t. x NERDS WHAT YOU GET:
center. only water and septic. Priced at ote a 5 uit-in range and
$10,900 whh easy terms, a ae and $55 per emp eton- gmown BY aProntrimnts —_— at el & Gempbeee, teaetation :
CITY CONVENIENCE |q1 250 pown, — ogated 3 WHITE LAKE i eur ‘eve ou : roreee, Sy nae ae Well-preserved older home, “East of Pontiac Citv hints a CALL: ca Sees Side drives : (By {Bh _sternctive iears
located near, Pontine High. off Auburn Rd. 8 room: to" frontage, Lovely 2 bedrm. home. of ibe Mae, Sent maine tis Automatic heat
q Binge F a gle = + a 5. Hardwood pak endhion. 1s living roo FRom | DLORAH BLDG,.cO. FE 20122 pope Pitta Automatic bet _weter =
ment with olf bons a oft furnace tnd electrie “hot —- bei tal aan = ome ne, z CT; ar kst —Incomparable Value ee Sabin eae nm -
. ag a RM session. _ of aly Bat Oe ip tg, al ries Build Now On WE avaly large caraee let, Bie | 6S acs oom: (O Bre,
BEATER Leslie R. Middleton K.L. sae (ee Realtor On our tot oF Our plans or REAL ESTATE, INC. | ke'yearne a pacious Rooms to ay y-3
“RENT BROKER 188 N. JONSON | 2339 Orchard vere. We wt sen se 5M ton, Mich $08 Sg 50) Betrcem’ nnd Model Open vein ms
Tord and move into thi this Dew. EY OWNER ‘7 Estates. Por vague, ale ne Brine and, See Pui ¥3 & SUNDAY 1:39 TO 7 ; poms Habe. Saal
ly decorated and 4 tion cal C. Davis, 4915 ove pany br eesatiay 8? basement, oil heat.- Double Hee AT SED PRIDAT é et ims.
path home, peludes, atte | § rms. and bath, vacant. % tix BI Al | Set Eve 1, 50 Fruit Trees garage. 766 STANLEY
Best of all, only $650 down. om Bosses yard 8100 down. ; ¢ ILO REI } FAMILIES S Acres, 4 Bedrms. - or HURON GARDENS - 4 Block ‘north of Lincols Jr. High eae. ee
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HOMESITE Keege Harbor. AAR EAST SIDE fare, Immediate possession, 4200.| Huge garden, npw in.” Ouk woods | very Bee, "property ft WESTOWN REAL REALTY
| 184 feet frontage with this _. > INCOME . 8 bedehelna, aecheeia Yrtnk cat Not on_yeot,-Geed frame comh mney \ Pdedroome, Wing and dip | ee a
lovely ot, overlooking Silver $750 a @ 4 and bath dining oom. ri bath, iJ ned- Russell A, ott, Realtor Paneled e \ rooms, kitchen, Full 368 BRICK RA ie
Lake Golf course. Priced to oN reat pS iil’ basement, | 170 W. Pike st. FE 4.5005 ies Uving roick.| Wasement, oll heat. Double ear on ‘arge lot, Imm.
sell at $2800 with terms. down, 3 and ug. Rest. from | Ses pepe. Fee becomes. 0 We Ele SFR ose e kitchen. 2 car garage, chick & — gage. es ee (2) Two for tive in roa
: “oper will make payment. Close} Gee hapt, 3 sles, lets. tenced. | FOUR pouss.| se A dandy spot for lar forage. Tt ee et aoe. | 3 bedi Sabeeer con Gen em ere : or for
Se ee chad: ail se) gat ats ee | hel Con Stal Ba ote, oes = Gia ies |. Sekt woe | heat erence, Prevail here op this - aps win ¥ : : . 1¢€ ome | DRAYT PLAINS ~~ : Lauinger Real :
~~ lakefront lot. High and 737_ Bald . s | West M road, West eld " New'3 bedroom Plas ee ny ments Floyd K: tin Realt
frontage on. chain of He s 5 sges-beleiiew Townsnipe Spacions: Bu Bun. woes! ow tered ‘wails heath, : $77 ineur- ent inc., or
fakes Ideal f d "ona tsablg. living ome. | ance. , : Hy? st Telegraph
Ink ving mg. Only’ $500 down empstea ea fricodiy snd™ canes crm. 4 farge bec storm. ty 3-BEDROOM (A) Thorpe street, dandy bE Eel tebe
Owner Transferred only aTahre ieee nice Eitehen. full bath, ol! fur- Feally like. A $6,950—$605 DOWN Sod ie. —
Edw. a ‘Sioa, Realtor Soden offering this Jovely three | GEORGE BLAIR . [> SS SSS, ee ar gars. ry : ae Near Take Oakland. Vacant and i ae, ;
TOR ™ pa steal at $9, ee 4 i Ser fot
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TN. “Open Eves. ow three “specious “Dearoom coma wan | OO Dixie ey om prams” *1| | HONEYMOON SPECIAL Wie Pay meat: | + gdh. o! Stoo pow. -FOLMES-BARTRAM - OFF LAKE RD: 6
= : large. closets, up. to. t the minale te} Eves. OR 41708 eee eet A de en Tring | ¢3 ay Kent: Your choice of some, really 4392 Dixie Hwy. a BE Modern 0 outa wo joke. file ence, “Approved. tor
; oren, latye dining area, ceramic = with beautiful pérguet Roors | $3 Down, $40 Month Bake hy ct he these OR 3-1950___ Evenings OR 3-3230/ ful beth and expan- GT mortgage to ‘build. r |
on hea 2 car saree owes "New 3, bedroom home on First mite Eheben, 3D . bathroom, S Lake fom just off Clinton: logge ANGELUS RD. iment as storms | ke eng ok ene an
alee. water heater, Stun. storms | street off wees piste walipape or ae = r curtains to yille Rd., full bath, of] heat. ai wick Bowne wie you gan buy this ond gereens. east — oe gable” fing : cat end.
sereens. This is a home that| tered wees, irch ee ile pata ne T AS A PIN, Full Golden Opportunity to get out of ry b with 3 pedresme, 500. ime i inte tots.
LAWRENCE W. tl sont wy epgtesiote. Low bath, lixlT kitchen w cup- ment, fenced in yard, apt. +6 ee. carpeted ge A : : .
price of $16,000 with $3,115. Bal.| boards galore, Full basement, amily sised kitchen Pens | WE BUILD WE TRADE! tesanon
on iand contract. Shown by ap-| forced air heat. Nice shaded lot. INCOME PROPERTY Giroux-Franks — of birch cahiogle” Fin- FARMS, 1 lot. $900,
Saylor sien y jo) RUA gale ee amma ar nie Ss ee Gres ate menue = ‘Bt. FE 4.8284 ‘ r 2 COM- 4203 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-701 FE ” Piyeats old. Ouner onto Only | — $2,500 for . Terms.
Eve. i FE 56-0510 FE 2-3971 | HO AnD BUSINESS MERCIAL oi for | — ears old. Owner out of state.
CRAVING STATE WOW, CONTEM. further details- \ reduced for quick sale —
(acer. Large iting ous. 30°, by ides tore. 1.000 iar Sens | maker. tua "money Wisner School . | zonzp a bay! . MODEL OPEN inca is —
EARN $15 PER DAY Ee diaing’ tm. poe spacious, be home ian ctl. ven. | LAKE PRIVILEG: Mere te 8 lange © << heavy duty) a OWARD E. FOX For those hy unable to @ HAYDEN, Realtor
rae orhaas vetck, Pato, cack | Call ow, "| 432.500 "Choice West ide oca-| tmnt’ Caruge extra’ large tot | tasted on, fear of lot now, being sets Dine ing” "Brayton Pat Hohe Seth of cur MODEL, | #8
Genet Ser bee | ee celling, extras. 4%| weer sing INCOME veins cote | close to bus line, only "$5,250, ted sng TV repair shop. ie = “asm oan my wily continue Peele ee.
Will you trade your home| “per, cent, Gl mortgage. Easy) “yo” money down to GI. Nice 2 ailractives kite Formica | “7™* Gan ‘for information \ ~ $6,425 Waa SCONSTRUC- om = 7 for an equity tn this 18 unit |."———. : . family. near General Hos: Ss 2 nice Income 4 : \ : iy. aualiry Uc. renee —
: plus living quarters brick |TRI-LEVEL . TENNESSEE ae decorated. eo tent, roomy” bedrooms aad all on | For $1,509 down, you can biiy this | CALIFORNIA STYLE RANCH \ Hardwood ON and the in materials.| SEE THE VIEW
. and stone — 1? Producin Laan beg ee rag oo Rg . pees fent subdivision *eith ail “CITY Excel excep 2 family, all in|~ overlooking Watkins Lk. foots. oe oe formosa, $1,125 down. pa is — we acne —- 10,160 PT. ABOVE SEA LEVEL
ERE | Ga cee te | ry | ME REE | oat oie ea aee| EAST SUMUREAY, | Seta ate | Bree Go athe — a=. 2 car garage O-0ORt aay ee Oe HOVT-REAUTY-—{ vib A "| gee Semaat te srctact | Fooms—needs. finishing, $4,150 ein and browse around. No.
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are uty an oe 4. ut, i, ee cash. Bore Jan 1904. Nice, shaded corner lot. Be PON-TEL CENTRE |: Eves. FES a ag \ Rs ea iil. tenes | edn te Pee eee aa Aras ak ahs = : vestm i
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built-in mance. shelves, |’ oy " : Loong d and 1 Galt Mr. Pet Pointer,| cludes » Near Auburn — —r 1% car e in Wood-| | 236 N. ao corner of .
Widinany other fealures | AR > ( ) | Eeceay ee i aaeryaesy Snes HURT" | Anderson Street gone aha te NOTHING DOWN |Hu imphri Qg| You Should iy € room home oustanding |T HM HOUSE YEAR AROUND, ~~
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fenced in lawn a — ; ph Aad See yom. Pull basement gas; 7 ; A--GI-who —likes—-country | ,
gg gi a he ‘JUST HOMEY bedroom home Reet, "Landscaped grounds. S t 5 and can qualify for s $i3,- See the new sites at —
mueh can you buy for ATTENTION, GI's Jim Williams Cerpetea a 1 romod wutifully decors ticker, Many extras. | Ml and lake priv, will fur-|§y'N Telegraph Open bres, | CHEROKEE HILLS! . down , i He Open Eves, 6
* cause owner ‘must meve to ‘Here ty. goer your chance to own a| R@AL ESTATE & INSURANCE gas hea f soltenet ie WILL TARE Yc your ‘HOME e nish stove, Pe ma washer & dry- Multiple Listing Service
. Afizona, You must beve an | lovely rancher in a nice | 1483 BALDWIN FESR). ea & more. mtinsso, TEAMS. ‘ F908 eeperate Cg You'll lhe ite. joo ft. sites,
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i the lake aide . ia ‘inn, you have. ac- —| 5) al ed wen | carl W, W. Bird, Realtor ag . jue for $9015 | cess to several lakes. Quick. pos- mgood | xi ft ap ges Re
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$1400 DOWN and _ assume payment ane oe BE FE OR F416 ___|. want property where | you } Kort Be Barves va 4g esi | For ve Prop. m sear = f Fe mol Cine . ¢"LAKE COTTAGES AT. WOOD- ih with $1,- block 8 fark’ in 1 real buy, GI sme autiful ag Med Bread aay D trlen deat,
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JOSLYN AREA - Vacant | trade. Perfect coniition ee driveway, ar Kot Bas been RST tenets rane tne. 3 Bedrooms:| sink, Also there is 8 new CLARK REAL ESTATE) rie
Js reduced with only $1,400 MENT—near| Gen, iy Desement,| forced warm. it. Heating TO BUY, TO SELL, TO TRADE,
one “500 eown neon pura fee mite bea | | OoNe 7 ¢ Cons moti |" ee oor home a fangs ere i se iy ghey _gystem, "Walla — wa Ree eee
wil} move you into this com- Fooms, Modern Kiehen. Tile bath, St, “oe aie ane an Rowii| tures» full ceram ve one acre of land, $15, terms. | pelted sa throughout a | MeL iE LISTING ShRVICE | fut
fortable, | “bedroom. ful | Nice jot um ged ane Dost | not fact a hs ‘VIEW OF LAKE—F peas it ‘new and there is, =F
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Strner bere Anvgrersped [612.80 SPECIAL | Over loking a ; ee - 5 eae ae S, Bloomfield H’lands
fayments of "S60 include | rick ranch | Bungalow | with 3 A. JOHNSON, Realtor rad nes ee Mi . ae aaa ee
You won't have to process that ‘could ‘bp used. for" ath. “Ewe 1704 S. Tele aph Rd, sat: ihc REALTOR (244 8. Telegraph Pd cide. ¢ ~~ t
& mortgage either. Just fireplaces, Bsmt, Of AC Furn. FE 4- 55 ae ‘water, On
move in On bath and 2 one half —* “pas feta only ayy ae a em,
We Ahn ag Ke enety: ae vghe
Este: ie
b -&,,* ‘w carpeting. Best of
ton ee 3 _ arenes everything in this oe.
WN — kston Estates. - me ‘ : 04, hopping. 4 er = ar 4 TT eae Large aah : ,
ing room. a i% ft, pan room: t- | :
contribute eoujortuste Furs, alan catego tra
ile te Gatug | Ban uta Pla arb eee a a | i otal tl on
Phased with about $000 total |$23,600 WEST SIDE — Income.
grape ters ie ee bert 80 MANY OF YOU have fod bath we, poet. “Mere 5 is 4 Se ne ig B
Gaebler grad | Hae Sond B08 ie Ba Sei baa loca or seg got TAO ov asa ef seowoards, Grand foede | payment, Call ue fogs 'We pave | foo targa Urs fee ine rm 1,800, terms. . PLACE A “LOST” AD. et od eg 3 a all FE 28181 for. anad -down (payment, OPEN EVENINGS ore ioe Roy Annet, Inc.|: : cogs pape age | a
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | L.H. BROWN, Realtor | Bvenmes ater 6 canon suo] | William: Millet . GILES si CO,” |2-8181 for an ad-writer
BE He nea SESS Sh ERE vay, E200 "SP SEY ee at +l uaon Retthc"™on sna Say. “charge it" ‘ , ‘ ' : i | is \ ) : » ee = po : sak a a ‘ iy At Ae 7 : ‘ oe - r oe 2 FE a a \ , “ a ,
ieee ee een ae i aie ce PGRN eos ee Wee ee ee arse Gael te on iy a ee © OE a nae
5 eT %
7" PISTRIBUTOR
WANTED
Male or Female
jocal interview. Give phone.
“LET'S TALK
_ BUSINESS”
Interested in Hobbies? ’ Bmall business but could
i, Em go &
ime. A sharp pa r oe
Motel — Boat tt Livery
Bost motePresiaurant
Coksisting of St bape
Set reais ce : chance of -s lifetime. .*
“MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION JOHN A, LA
St 8. RAPED RD
PARE ar. OUR_FRONT DOOR
‘ J LUMBER HARDWARE : BUILD.
Lz lease, Bid’s
Sa, 8 - Saginaw. Ask for Mr.
SEW pa ALL SERVICE STATION | for lease. Has 40 ,salesroon
anity’ for wide’ rang
accessories, Financial assistance
available. Located Dixie H
v z; * and
avbee Rd Ph. FE 4-1511 for
“further ation.
| one , # THE “BIRD” TO SED
ant
rtners or ition.
fas oo"gown, art trace, mien Sporting Goods
own pay- Bee bosysp-opers*. high
ze sees ing over 8: y rly. ‘age 3 i of s
voday,
See Ba As ony a A
“REALTOR PARTRIDGE] "t Businesses thruout Mich,
4-3681 1050 W HURON
ted TIL ®
“NEED A. FINANCE-|"1
FIXER? ‘Order Classified
; ‘to sell, rent; find a
\ job. FE 28181 is
., oe Want Ad number J
_ NEED ap TO $500?
‘SEABOARD *
tac Seaboard Finance Co.
a DOWN PAYMENTS
JAYNO
HERES
Up to $500
OPEN DAILY-
Your Present Home FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG,
| LAID-OFF.
#2 WORKERS We make cash loans to, tals
Tent aah, you Vise back to
Our Requirements-Are: | Bateman
Kampsen
REALTORS _ FE 4-0528 9e75 cover
tory and leeations. Write now for
— Fer Sale Clothing 56
© 1958 by MEA Gorvicn. he. TM. Rog’ ULB. Pet. om
*
Sale Household Goods 57|
values, S40. $140.95 wail the
went a Bre
ble paltln mz f wh eo
last, ...$30.68. Others as low as $27
WATNE OaABERT 13t_— —____ FE §-6189
1. Tost sos gus yee
BUCKNER>
Finance Co.
ouifte tae” “Tae Pat Sars
HFC Has Made 10 MILLION LOANS Ae PAST, friendly service —_
trained,
come to America’s oldest and ov]
eonsumer finance
Cs are you can borrow
= ‘ou choose, Phone
* Household Finance eae oad west: ° |
davenport & chair.
tables, matching sat
veld | Felt B Base R
pra
iba a Hl
3% 8. wind fir, Ke Bid Me sogines y Bidg.
WHEN YOU NE)
$25 - $500 _ — poet sise.5
— APPLIANCES — Electric, Rebuilt.
TVs, ag Guaranteed. iT"
nd $48.00
ROCHESTER, MICH.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ph. Rochester, OL 6-0711 OL 1-0701
_ Mortgage ‘Loans
A Mortgage Problem?
f years neurones Any Bagi?
¢ of
A littie out of the way, but a lot/T
4 8. | Tou age Be bed, “nottgaen mG
| Renae tt HON! Y REFRIGERATOR, ELECTRIC =" — a ‘several cabi-
drawers. $140
ge out. FE
paneer, Only §274.50. TOR LARGE DOUBLE
INOLEUM & PAINT SALE
ORS Linoleum $3.95
12x12 Hnolew onesuoems 48
12x15 feclouss . 67.95, 6x9: we 28
sf t, fai, .. $1.89
ACE's be cot L
lar Robert Hall)
LIVING NO FE 2-500 PORNITURE,
MAGIC-CHEF GAS RANGE, LIKE
new, some oe tee
pov
‘Thom; 8t.
yorget 1 nth and Goes same ges. doy FROM A
CATOR and get finest
expert workm at 4
Bown 63 ex. ana up > gives for do-it-y ~ Also
up. Ornamental. iron, aluminum stofms.
40® VYALLELY Co.
AERIAL SPRAYING C3 SUBDIVI-
sions. for mosq Reasonable
Aluminum Awnings
Brand new. Due to mistakes tn
measuring we have several porch,
picture window awnings
were built to the wrong size.
- we have @ size that you can
We accept any reason-
able offer. Call for available sizes
MI 42411 after 6:30,
“ANCHOR FENCES No do PHA svproved.
FREE ESTIMATES PE. 51411. A LEESON Of. BURNING FUR-
mace, 112 BTU, model 112 OD,
APT. : GAS RANGE, APT. SIZE | =,
pw alectete clothes dryef,
erator,
ee.
Used Trade-In Dept.
ee R ener eee
pa — a2, 870
Ble SeresrcecrseeAlo. eneh Brea sar ieee “each
fata oe ae
rz |SURPLUS LUMBER
NEW 2 ieee. 3-7002
’ Special
_This Week
Only All Windows in Stock
29% Ott
Empire re Supplies Co. - 2600 Union Lk EM 3-4148
a yanTe IDEAL
for kitehen cabinets, under -—
br pg as aaa work benches,
$795 valine,
zu nt! acd Michigan rest ext, “303 Orchard
i om APT, SIZE ELEC-
tric stove, $20; reel-type dies ot |.
4-1, Will swap for —
TV. Parts & Equipment Appree, $3,000 inventory for 9600,
U —
on iarge mowers. W Deed the stor .
UsED (Vy, St, TABLE MODEL,
1355 table wmode 435 a S29 pet)
Wood Closet Doors.
Louvered 0 tytend type doors, si
BERRY DOOR SALES,
Do It Yourself 61
i A Drape: material.
Days cae to 4 Montcalm
or or
is. OR 9-407. ed FURNACES & D
ee Doors STEEL 0 WERHEAD Pact seconds a all standard
Wood & steel y~ A. closet doors stairwi
NEW LEICA
VALOY II ENLARGER fie't oe Fs. Ge: a sacri- .
e for ‘om Gerls, Pom
8 Photo Dept
Stee! outs a Ct
Seonan eal’ somadein. 8top in or — ~ = free oettimates.
BERRY DOOR SALES 371_ 8. Paddock
GARDEN TRACTOR wT
ter bar & cultivator, $85.
2766.
GIRL'S -16"
condition, $10,
Rubber tires, $6.
No mattress or _/
Fi oir, @1 Linds
WE BUY, SELL & TRADE CAM- eras, projectors, tape geeareeze.
Eppert’s Camera Shop, 57 . Bw
“ton 8t FE 65-6616
Sale Musical Goods 62/|"
4 STRING GRETSH TENOR BAN-
jo. OA _ &-1363 oI, SAND & : i " FE eves.
rhleck fo OR Se
wag Sema . for sale of trade,
$OaD Aad as Pe ee cat “pation “Goons” and windows. ciel = i Z
BENSON LUMBER CO.|—__- POODLES
Ege good, slogk, Be
GALLAGH ERS S 18 E. Huron FE 40666
-|$¢ NEW ORGANS AT BIG Dis |
— Must "gneve them in
Our store is full of quality mer-
@ ite | Piatice ine inelud hardware, ro * am
age ag
“ BURMEISTER’S
‘Northern , oo UMBER CO. 1940 Cool One hae Lake fi Ps 24d
oPetgundays “e Rit a ,
ame ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM:
Want Ads! To sell, rent,
hire, it’s FE 2-8181.
30 S. Cass FE 5-6123
“PAINT SALE
Black §RD TAN GOON "DOG ;
serie raat Tope tres 20 B.m. 2130 Madey Lane, Keege vA wt GOOD
Oxford Trailer Sales New Stewarts
Generals-Hollys
Pci Lakes-Zimmers
TRAILER EX ones
Anderson - Regal
New 8-10 Wides USED TRAILERS ON RENTAL PAYMENT PLAN
Bottle Gas
Parts, and Supplies 60 8. poeeer®
Open @ to 6 Closed hoiees
Detroiter ~ Pontiac Chief
a be to bo ft. 8 and 10 wides
Trade-in allowance on your 1946
to 1908 Pay
taken { "tones hi a ae
d of dollars ‘when you buy
GOLF CLUBS, MEN'S & LADY.
Ga, St ta a i Ty Bros, eae GOLF
RIDING cc adele CA- ble, Bolene Fairb: Morse. Sen-
éatlonal new Whizz-mow riding mower, under $180, Just what MOD:
ne sel Bu
eee BUY as ae TRADE. _ Manley" ok 10 Bagley.
oF ihe ACTION SAVAGE, MODEL
“ag ov A, AN
chien scope Like new,
ie
Bait, Minnows, Etc, 658 65B b
WLERS, . 3 ds, | fer ane 4
log Rap ait
BOLENS RIDING TRA
tary mower and see maa.
4-1417 after. 5:
ALL C TR — AND
equipment, FE 4
“3 oa: Brg Ole — NEW AND
on M24,
Bob
SCOR complete with table china eabi:| 163" Pord Bus. 16 seat or 33|/LAROE MEYAL BOTTOM SA} “GALLAGHER'S : . bette . = p chairs, is - ee pay PY good shape, Fe af tractor $8; eB} Huron _ Bite. Clyde Rd. 1 mile west of Hutchinson
t SONNETS LATION SOR WET L BARD ENGLISH PODS POR .
ma sca ga fe™.iea, "| AIR CONDITIONERS tig Mpeg “new compvion, re eauie | Watt, nk Po ”*| Mobile H MATTRESSES & SPRINGS. MIS- ripe Eome or Otte unite, dose 2 = soverh ead garag ¢| GIBSON ES.-225 WITH ~ Salt. t ODE ome eee are tferent go & nee 6 rol Schicks, My esr rev wn Co! complete ha wate, = — ee ee model, 160 Dogs Trakesd, Boarded 70 = es Inc
abrics rwise absolutely per- gies SPRINKLING. | LIMED ae ae al °
bang tere gay coment “BUILDING? Ee Hae gt momo | Beek aee a, Ee gute | "aap ated, o gremmed eaaels| Om PGE Tugs $63 Orenard Late Aves a5. | <'* / | CAVATORIBS, CHROME MIXING GALLAGHER'S panctte K's, om 6. Bivd‘c.| ¢ miles north of Pontise A, ac TATELY MUST . es faucets, $24.50 value mt also} yg # Huron FE ¢03es OLive . tenn, OVING IMMED LY MUST Then make sure it’s, Fi cent shower. stalls. | ora WO 5 ica 8, CATS BOARDED — FE 155 SPARTAN
MA 6-1328. —- ' “a “Geo, Mien “Fluorescent, "joa | Schmidt, FE 25217, -Burrshell, 375 8. Tele- 5 SP: } rr gan Py WustT seLL Orchard Lake A is ROYAL MANSION
L hold ings. MI _6-1694. Burmeister Ss models of the famous Conn elec- Hay Grain & Feed 71 cu +» Sent BEDROOM
MOVING. WILTON CARPETING. ULY fronle ‘organs, “Expert plano tin ’ EXCELLENT. COND Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m, Sun. 10 to 2. Ask for Keith Bridge—FE
_ & xi6; draperies, FE : i’ MOR IS MUSIC 1st & 2N HA ou 2 -$-T1T or call OR }- 33088.
; raw & twine, ec We -
ne Tee 995. Cash © W ay SPECIALS 34 S. Telegraph LL TYPES AY, STRAW, { FOOT VACATION TRAIL-
ry oe eateaaae, a8 En white pine FE 2-0: eorn, Also ‘mulch hay, Will De- ca Drakes, as yt = c =
bag ai —-Prices— sraod bauer, Fis Pie" its | pong sedi $date urnceet an | Blea fos Sm FE 238 M cod | SUMTER SPE artes MA a | WHY PAY RENT? REFRIGERAGOR FT UTLC S ahogany Plywood 8 , a Y PA REFRIGERATOR, P BIL C O, grooved Mahog..... 6B | sng # Three used: s pianos COMBINE YOUR GRAIN WITH A WITH A
apartment size,” late model, $98, | {resi Douglas bad pl qwood' 3 20 aaa —— ere ere cee | lance are ced for quick sale. | Bew Oliver eeif- ed 12 foot aus aes peo nong, By Mand Pawo
rms. Crosley electric range, | 4xax: Douglas, fir a. ‘$ 740 | jz19 W bine enelving’... fie lin. ft Act ran Term cut combine. baling. MEI-| {na sechelnask ‘Came trailers
deluxe floor sample, _ Maytag | Car Tf, all steel” 498] US" w. pine cantpoten °.. bs fn. ALLAGHER'S S rose 17-2700. and mobile homes as jow as ._ $30. Sette. > bie! fine boards, per ft. § 10) 1x3 W pine etripping ©... 30 lin. ft.| 8 Ww. so PE €056¢6 SALE: 34 ft, Liberty, 2-be $
REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC | 1 ving remium shiplap, per M $115.00 | oy497 No. ie 2 Bete. fir .. 49¢ ea brome . field. Motel . Detroiter, 1 or J bedrooms,
_- stove, 4 ry tore, $35; bed- 8,10 knotty pine pan., M os ir 40033, William a Boyer. 1965 | $1905, 21 ft, Ironwood, a, 19 ft.
cnport and 0 FE i Sree, a4 pet Tm better 8 eM £110.99 xt'x% TNT ae h SENSATIONAL Dawson Ra. oe Moon, gs ig ‘ <——
P . &. 5 EE ese ce cas eac SS — save a ol
: 2x6 No. 1 & better, 8 &16', M $110.00 g’xg’'x%”" an REPOSS, PFAFF se Lae ier, 8 1! M $110.0 i a “pag teres $5.35 each 2 eee For Sale Livestock 72| _& Coach, 15210 Holt y Rd.
3:0x6:8 os door with lights $ 14.95 5 hase ares 658 95 es. urrame qryms vou | | Gann SP ape ¥ mance. _ Rent Trailer Space 79
ch aie ci apace er eet, SENT SPREE | Gnome nore SORES % fir plyscore ....... « $ 4% RIDING HORSES” REOISTERED - lage, The finest. mis r
sae. Sink foot, oF : 37a agg erty $880 RRessonable. OR or OR pos Opares PE 8.6519
2x4x7 fir, each .......... 45 pt. SR MOBILHOM® ESTATES, MODERN
1x2 pine, 8q, edge, 100 Ft. 2:00 . Two. VERY GOOD RIDING front and playground, EM
Jip ge ae Rt 3B) LUMBER CO. | wouazzee coprpee | Eee na come a Clete gay wg Mak int | "Between W ‘Maple and ‘Pontise te voache Wanted stock 73 who, © ee Dest. 40 x20 a5 ' foot lot. 16 cement p (00 Ib. 23) op 3 TONE CONTROLS ‘LIVESTOCK INDS rden
i Alum, fs MIMEOGRAPH rican SWELL PEDA 500 . ret = ihne each soot nao tk tretts Storm
inet : . $32. GRAPH MACHINE, WORK. ee Pears
heaters, $25; i ows house. | beng Fel pai = 5 5B) Be cntee, Marion 3 bu —_— eville Rd. Ph. OA 8-302,
bold Meoode. Call efter 8. OR PES fon qual grass ee} $22] sare, 008, Retrigerater, works, $7.12 A 'WEEK. For Sale Poultry 74|~_— Park aT P ; Liem. shen windows ...... § 11.96 MODERN FU! NITUR LAMPS 6 FREE PRIVATE LESSONS f re liv is a vacation~72
SEWING E, VA retrain tile, each v0... § i alee’ Geawtels . ~ |B $ WES. OLD. aprmn| jovely seres meludes 8 piivate eaner, repairing, Free est, FE "x6" cleanout doo re 3 qasis or Be His vite 6-6631. Wiegand Music Center | .* cell Melrose 71-1541. ero inte house and iornedo
EnPPAN WORGE_ WALL FOR || NOR WALL ment, 8 b age or more, ea. 135| NEW G Miracle Mile Shopping Center | OFESE: BREEDING (84 GOS-| shelter Only 38 minutes to Pon-
celain, ober Beso Be ie’ t $238 ba aft “fenehe sore ae Piace ‘Fusing mepelting tive ae e REASONABLE, $20" Phone MY rile 2.4611
tare ae Sa Matt thick inu'atin oka 98] 1 ‘ eae NG SUPE Pea sons OR. 30072, ot __—
ioe dies “ae de Heavy duty Bam't jack post $ 6.45 ¥s.| Sale Office Equipment 63| Sale Farm Produce 75| Auto Accessories 80 | . 5 rg Kipcnsewesse 3 gal per . at| ~ » a a c won.
ee Sie s checlie oa. tee io eo tab fe $103. G. A. Thomp-| IBM TYPEWRITER, #110. | CHERRIES, Your own, “Soheep. OL as BON HAG BAD
Name brand seis side. 84. pies PRE-CEASON Be. Pruf e10. Middlebelt ‘Rea.
8 12 Ft. p TOG 88/00 ; Sale Sporting Goods 65 For Sale Tires 980A
4 & is “. he vs § 88.00 BEAT-THE-HEAT oe = oagpogrgenes | wen awn
eac sseennee “
Chrome’ bulltn oven v..sss- § 19°00 SPECIAL! _ QUA OMS sore am A} USED TIRES. #250 UP. WE
Chrome range top sovves $ 59.00 % ton GE air-conditioners. Pine Lk inn 4 3 Orchard Lk. Rd, Round point shovel vecssece 73 Bayt ae ickalcaWaeuees 4
cy} arden hose |"... 1.98 own ‘delivers!’ UA LUNGS, NEW &
all sizes, from .., $ 12.95 GOODYEAR CER VICE @ PARKHURST “re 5-3008
_For Sale Motorcycles. 83) Eves
ie BIE WITH TRAINING].
__ wheels, 312. 308 First.
‘> 1950 Mar ape TWIN,
— iy Service on all Males. M
. Rey's Motorcycle Sales, 203 W Sl Aumann otors 3
HSA MOTORCYCLES PARTS &|CORNER PIKE & EAST BLYD.
accessories, Service on all makes. ;
Harkless nie & Service. 903 PLL
__Mt, Clemens. FE §-2454 BUY
Fon, FARTS An0, SERCTE ar avi avideon Sales Co.. 372 8. Saal. YOUR
na CAR HARLEY DAVISON 47-74, SHARP,
sell or trade for Runabout boat.
_Phone OA 8-3344
TRIUMPH 7°55 seciely aneves. all chrome, Q
“BOB. FROST, INC.
280 Hunter
wor Sale Bicycles 04 BOY’S 26”. SCHWINN BICYCLE,
_iike new, $26. FE 4: 4-7183.
“-FORDS,_ 53, °54 & 155s WE NEED THEM!
Call Don DeGain
Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac
1350 N.
Woodward B’ham MI 4-1930
69 ist PRICE FOR JUNK CARS. FE 4-4878.
CASH FOR.CARS
SInEREEN MORON, HS,
_ Boats & Accessories 85
2 Pr, Ve)
: ae ae
BOTTOM ALUMINUM
& top carrier, $175.
Jac UPHOL. KET Speedometer,
Cg ee 1987 38) 2 ights, i FOR ANY
hasta pice wn i Siser end scorer, Tmodel. trade or $0°s BORN ‘51 CHEV., 2? DR. CHEAP. OR
SF aUNABOOT- HY EL| Used Truck Parts 89A|. ——— .jé FT” RUNABOUT, E : ‘a
"aint kd out. © wig ete nag? ge RS a _ cluded £ : USED TRUCK PARTS 2D: A feal humdinger. Our i . CHRIS RTS-| ALL MAKES AND MODELS stock No. 4242. $1286. North ‘Goev- 9 HP. rd Trailer- HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES | rolet Hunter Blvd. 8. horses & ratchet type chain falls./9635 Auburn Ave. FE 4-6632 Woodward Aye. Girmingham. MI
xc. cond, $2,000, rested, | ———————— +27 :
- call MArket 42318 or 43444 for} For Sale Trucks 90
we 1950 CHEVY, 2 DR. 4 PLYWOOD (CHEVROLET ANEL, : : Vicar’ Also ie with 22 HP| Tooke ond: sung like, new. Call | REPOSSESSION ~ Evinrude. FE 2-1048. Bob Butler, Mi 41500. gee fu BAH, 92.20 120 week. owiom.
HP. - egerarsec ta NEW. $250.) [953 CHEVROLET OLET | T 1% TO N STAKE: reat
jo-Fe DURA’ ALUM, BOAT| Bob Butler at Turner's, Mt +. can EGONOMY ae CARS| #4 ‘cute with 6 ap Johnson mtr, 1 7% ow '
model. $375, HM 3-0659, \ VROLET DUMP TRUCE jE IN NANCE. p38
is FOOT a LUMIWOn RUNABOUT. in real perfect shape. A real| ~
.1%4_HP_ motor, $285. OR 30105.| money, maker. $140, Our stock oe nebath off Sagmaw
ia ed YELLOW JACKET. | 28 Hunter ‘Sivas a8 Woodward rd ave, . Syne air 63 cope 7 Aue and = ir. ingham. MI’ 42735, “CY” OWENS FORD
i¢ aK 65
Senee motor, 7 moor, OR»
a EPOWER SCOTT. ATWAT
,. 1956 model, $195 Call ity
ie dors MY 53-1405 eves.
5 sip like new part Soa
E-G CABIN cruiser hull. Outboard or bane
Custom craft design, $1,250. |
: 3B PT CG CABIN CRUISER, & TF TRAIL- er, J A-1 condition,
1958 ¢ WaceMAkER WOLVERINE |”
~ R & R MOTORS
ste ets tg oe See M & M Motor Sales For Sa Bie Hwy. on ven motel Sis
1054 CHEVY % TON PANEL, $400.
BUY A
TH Log m5 a w Prices.
| PB “OWENS 1t7 B. Saginaw
1954 r
No money per month:
Lucky “Auto. Sales, 1 8. P Saginaw,
7 Y-TON PIC TCKUP
'S} CHEVROLET °
‘size ¢
“cy?
OWENS 147_ 8. - SAGIN, A PE 45-4101
; ‘ full
PROB FROST. INC. © MI 6-6034
ge gg “eel
BOB-F ROST, INC. 280 Hunter
63 FORD WAGON,
Ma's abe a on peracst|
“Hardieeburd
a “MERCUR RY
ie Ss oe Ce “ at
"BOB FROST, INC. Hunter, Birmin 2801
Mazurek Stadebal
) re ee eee eee)
payments ha
,, BOB FROST, INC.”
280 Hunter ___—MI_ a4
Re é C. Rambler
a Sharp, assume payments of $32 per
ae FROST, 200 INC. |
1958 PLYMOUTHS
$149 Down or Trade-In
"EL Stat iL $47.50 sreciat Pam oy
be Ct
“SCHUT Z MOTORS |
rT) = $12 8. Woodward -
Y | 4
foe eee
seeere FULL POWER, snd real sharp. -
AUTOMATIC.
57 PONTIAC
Rete Shaner ghee ena $2295 PONTIAC
“RETAIL STORE” ner
FACTORY. BRANCH.
—
HARDTOP, full power and sharp.
“RADIO & HEATER, white wall tires.
Be Be “custemiine, OD. =
sf ey ee aa Salida s
and
"s4 Cat!
> etn coe a)
SHELTON | Pontiac - Buick
lean OL 1.8133 white sand very
MI 65302 OE ets, ee ee
a DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH:
912 S. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM
’56 Mercury OO oglane MONTCLAIR MARDTOP, full power, charpy.
| 56 DeSoto Sport Cpe. . . .$1695
|'S7 Plymouth ...........$1595 HARDTOP, sutomatic transmission, ——.
'95 Buick 2 Dr. oe oe cs $1098
‘56 Ford 2 Dr. sapef en 805
|| ‘56 Plymouth 4 Dr. os. .$1095 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. radio, heater, whites.
eH 'S7- Chevrolet ..°2.+:2:.$1795 transmission, radio, heater,
MI 6-530 '5 Lincoln 4 Dr... $1295]
St Gherclet 2D, Dr, $478
57 Piya 4 Dr, ee $1750
1156 Ford Beowarttsla «81295 RaDIo, honter, sutomatic transmission, whites, = —
‘S7 Chevrolet foe | | a aren automate (cqnemieaien,
ata 37 Plymouth 4 Dr... $1695] ~
25 tires. ly
2p. “inviarhde “motor & trailer: ean owner. FE é 38 Buck oe. Martie Dye. eS I
$650. $750 ‘complete Cal Nee 41006 ‘s2: INTERNATIONAL Connun cass & PE 51308
_ Pocky Auto. — wo 2? cave PANEL “top, Va, Rede: Mheater. eae | a peg io MERCURY ~ o reasons } -
ee er OOP! _TOM' BOHR, INC, MU 41718 cide." Orteinal fet, black paint, | RD a DR, STATION ts, Motors, Trailers white side wall 8, e
2a Bo 4 etvoarts| 2 8 sah, Semk ed Gail Bob No: Gi” Priced vo sell. 1736. Ss io eat 32008.
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“BRIGHT SPOT”
“ORCHARD LAKE at CASS ©
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és
isk Wilson
15 fi) News; Daly.
ne M Disneyland Fron-
tierland: hold
tribal meeting to decide
s fate. .. sin mean , . oe Dollar Movie,|16:30 (7) N. Orleans Police:-“The + ee eae
signment in Brittany.” ('43.)| (9) Starlight Theater. Ethel| (4) Tie fac, Dough. Walt a minute. Why. chould (4) Wagon Train. Man is Waters, “Cabin in the Sky.” (9 Maggie Muggins. anybody how I did? I got a right toa §@
his religious (4) Studio 57. Woman be-|!2:15 (9) Fables of LaFontaine. (of your business how I did. si tell oa
Mark Stevens, Joanne lieves little she meets in this, thoagh; there's a sign saying “Chil-
(Rerun) ‘ _ park is here. Linde Darnelj. |12:30 (2) Search tor Tomorrow. |dren Not Admitted.” They ought to put
(2) Baseball (cont.) . (2)'Steel Hr. (cont.) pa pong al ry Be You. up a sign saying “Adults Not Admitted.”
ai eames dak a pap mae <0 Pan Wits Feed - apogee come in: They'd have
(9) Movie (cont.) (9) Theater (cont.)
‘(47 Wagon (cont.) (4) News. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. . —-
(2) Baseball} (cont.) AX) News: LeGolt. 1:68 (2) Ladies Day. THE MIDNIGHT EARL,IN N.Y.
8:30 (7) Ozzie and Harriet. Ozzie|ti:15 (4) Weather. (4) Movie. One of the loveliest Wilson Girl
gives “the Practical Joker”’| ~~ (2) Weather. : (7) My Little Margie. nominees yet is Carole Heger of Cin-
a taste of his own medicine. | ~ (9) Movie. cinnati, proving again that the best:
(9) Movie (cont.) 11:20.(4) Sports. things come from Ohio.
(4) Father Se (2) Sports. 1:30 2 eo the World Turns. ° Christine Jorgensen may star in “Idiot’s Delight” in sum-
persuades: : opper. mer stock... When Rita Hayworth and family left aboard
7 NG: toma, Cte ths — Mee lai Ct td Ss Be the United States, daughter Rebecca told reporters: “I'm going ('37.) ” @) Lady of Charm. to see my daddy (Orson Welles) in Rome: Daughter Yasmin
9:00 (7) Boxing. Yvon Durelle
battles Mike Holt in 12-round
(4) Today.
@) Mr. DA. (4) Theater (cont.)
(2) I've. Got a Secret.
10:15 (9) Weather, :
10:20 (9) Film Fare.
11:30 (7) Night Court.
(9) Theater (cont.)
{4) Jack Paar. Genevieve,'e;
singer Don Cherry.
(2) Nightwatch (cont.)
THURSDAY MORNING
€:50- BY Meditations.
6:58 (2) On the Farm Front.
7:08 (2) TV College.
7:30 (2) Wild West. By EARL
and I made out gambling here.
Well, you see...” :
‘Dr. Sterling
_ Was in town
“Why didn’t
10:06 a For Love or Money. «
9:45 (1) Budd Lynch, =~ Lee
16:00 (7) T Ter. SP el ae iE ee pg see when Movie
tries to give Apache, ac- %
cece ee ene ‘Asthur Godfrey.
ewe ee Price Is Right. | (4) It Could Be You. Quiz. | Sandra Drummond.
Steet Woke vers b News. “ _married and Phil said, “Oh,
vent lovers from geiting|2 Bing took Phil to see the new
~~) there;
11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. .
: mean, have we got a system?
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
_ EARL’S PEARLS: You can (4) Faye Elizabeth.
the.doctor looks you over and _| on a Winning System
"LAS VEGAS—So you want to know how the Barefoot Wite
First, wouldn’t you rather hear about Bing Crosby ’
being here to get his choppers fixed by
dentist for Bing to come over to see him.
- Fact is, when ‘twas announced that Bing
Comedian Tommy Noonan blurted out,
But as to how we did with our own system
for beating roulette—sure. I've got nothing
to hide. That first day when we decided how
~~much we'd risk .. . Man, was it hot in this
town that diy? ‘Have you noticed the temperatures out here?
hey Aaa oa ecotea tp: about Bing . Crosby’s- sen,
Fine boy. Lovely girl he’s going with, that showgal
I asked when they were getting
The University of Washrington—“and get my letter.”
girls in the show was so excited about the Crosby’s being,
out with her clothes on.
_ Now don’t get impatient. Of course I'm going to tell
how we d'd when we switched to shooting craps.
table with Eddie Fisher and that boy is
said, “And I’m going to see my daddy (Aly Khan) in Paris.”
About Tips
WILSON
Certainly. “Be wed So fall 7am
T. Bowen? Must be some
to get his teeth repaired, .
he just mail them over?”
I gotta go to college first"—
Paris Lido show. One ofthe
you
What do you
We were playing at the same
figure you're getting old when,
the girls overlook yon. That’s
(4) Today Is Ours.
(7) ‘American ———a
(9) Movie.
(2) Verdict Is Yours.
(4) From These Rocts.
(7) Do You Trust Your Wife 3:30 PISCATAWAY TWP., N. J.
(9) Movie, ,
lk (AP)—More than half a century
ACROSS 4:00. (2) Brighter Day. ago, a 3-year-old ‘ girl died of
1 Rapid grower, (4) Queen for a Day diptheria in a small Ukranian vil-
po gg Ham | * (7) American Bandstand. j,5e because there was no anti- attack . . 4 Evergreen tree 4:18 (2)-Secret Storm. toxin available.
Bee 2 Forty-six years later, her broth-
(pet) 4:30 (2) Lage of Night. er, Dr. Selman Abraham Waks-
8 Presses (9) Laff Time. man, announced the discovery of
17 Bail’ child -_ streptomycin. ¢
So Meriner's - 4:45 (4) Modern Romances _—|_The two occurrences are not un-
pe eal = | tk oe
2 President _— ro — —— Waksman, who will be 70 on
ri ab.) _ (2) Woctp Wood: ~ July 22, has not forgotten his sis-
a1 Ber . (9) Looney —— ter’ s death. -
29 Circle part oe She died just three years after
oe the diphtheria antitoxin was dis- 32 College cheer 5:30 (2) Susie. , covered,” he says. “I remember
f= Sag (4 (color) It's Great World |i. doctor said he would have
wy ae (7) Mickey. Mouse Club saved her if we had some of the iS Collaction, as : (9) Serial Theater. antitoxin. I ‘remember watching
atin contemnnemenemions my sister die and watching my
- $3 Senne / _{Mrs, Levant on WV - SS a
. oe. = 9 Royal Society * tree” | HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Mrs. Os- Waksthan keeps in mind. It is his
pean 1 Motley of Edinburgh $4 Grace car Levant, who left her hus-| motto: “I want to know.”
df Thester sian a eamaas = 10 Semmens 38 Bhueptoia band’s television show -when they | ° The memory and the motto have
epara: nymphs 11 Stops 38 Vend anew separated last week, will return carried him down a dong road.
: Fretrew Rem bic «iB Aloette” o clayey. to the air today—but not on Os-| In 1910, they led to the 4 te liquor . 2 Abounds car's show, Shie.will have her own United States. substance Coré. tame = 38 Azbually ‘o Fisn “” . | show over local TV station KCOP. | * * * baal yg Agee . a it stes 50 Hawalian “4-30 Matinee”
oe 8 Cpt. 96 Bmail drink 8 It will be known as “4:30 Matines Unable to enter a Russian uni- 56 Pause afresh 7 Scriptural” FS Coarse tile $2 Membranous and will show movies along with versity because he was a Jew,
bak ig yee spreading eral spring \interviews and commentaries. {waksman left his village near
-- loday's’ Radio Programs - - Kieve at the age of 22 and came
to this country to study.
| but desperate-
ly determined “youth, he entered
Rutgers University. A professor
befriended him, gave him advice,
and, to help Waksman earn moh-| .),
eset re Dr, Malone 2:30 (2) House Party. earl; brother.
(4) Haggis Baggis. (color) (Copyright 1958)
2:50 (9) News. Dr W k N = ;
3:00 (2) My Hero. . Waksman Never rorgo
Death of Little Girl, 3
Leads to Wonder Drug
| Byron Halstead, after the profes- the key, the professor gave him
the money.
x * *
Waksman hasn’t forgotten this
either. He later named-his son
sor.
Graduating in 1915, Waksman
entered the University of Cali-
fornia. He received a doctorate
there three years later and re-
turned to his alma mater to teach
biochemistry.
Years of research followed un-
til, in 1942, Waksman and his staff
discovered streptomycin, the first
effective antibiotic against tuber-
* ‘* *
Waksman announced the discov-
ery a year later, and, in 1952, re-
ceived a Nobel Prize for his part
in developing the drug.
The Rutgers Institute of Micro-
biology was built largely with roy-|_
alties from streptomycin. Waks-|-
man, who has been director of the
institute since it was founded in ' conversation between three di- Called ‘See It Now’
By SAUL PETE
NEW YORK @ — If Ed Mur-
row were just now starting in tele-
vision he’d be unlikely to find a
network willing to take on a show
called ‘‘See It Now.”
Who says this? Ed Murrow.
+e
“The industry today has a great
fear of experiment, of controversy
and, of course, great expense,”
he'says,. “The cost of failure is
greater than ever and today tele- i}
By
war WRON' G
smoking, as usual, in his impres-
sively small office at CBS, Mur-
row thought a’ moment, wreathed
his face in a characteristic pattern
of frowhs, and said
“In my own field — news and
documentaries—there
“Just examine the program jvear’s Miss Universe listings for the prime evening Miss Vogts, an
viewing hours and you have to jvearold nurse, will conclude. that TV is insulating Mie Maryan ihe anual Mi MIDAS people from the realities, from |trnited States beauty MUFFLER the crises of the world.
“Except for Sunday~ afternoons, | Calif.
television offers almost nothing
but escapism. But this, I’m afraid.
reflects a national characteristic’
of ours, an unwillingness to accept
the unpleasant.”
with most of the awards year aft-
er- year — he will be coming up
with a new show in the fall,
“Small World.”
It will involve a_ three-way
véergent personalities at widely
separated points around the
giobe. Murrow will be the man
in the middle who starts the
conversation and helps keep it
rolling,
The -three personalities actually
will converse by radio, be record- | ns Sticks } VA Finds Illness = as -
_ jth Ace He Doubts if Networks | aves whet
ATHENS (AP)—The reaction of
the U.S, and British governments
to the sudden explosion in Iraq
sets up the most dangerous situ-
ation since the end of World War
Il.
The danger of a new global war
is all too apparent, but it is un-
likely that such a catastrophe is
yet at hand.
* * *
The United States has inter- vened- physically in ‘the Middle
East crisis. Undoubtedly the re-
action from the Soviet Union is;
going to be violent, But the Sov-
iets are likely to avoid measures
which might set off a big inter-
national - conflict.
Moscow obviously is already do-
‘ling far too well in the Middle East
to risk world war at this juncture.
The Soviets probably will make
ominous warlike noises for prop-
aganda purposes ‘while stopping
short of overt actions which might The. United States landed its
Marines in Lebanort against Wash-
ington’s will, ‘The intervention was
dictated not by events in Lebanon
but by what happened in Iraq.
The action was not taken.to save
Lebanese President Camille Cha-
moun or any other one man, nor
was it necessarily an act to save
a specific government from going
under, Events in Iraq were bound
to give new impetus to the Leb-
anese revolt, but the main. con-
cern of the United States was the
precipitate a conflict. future of the entire Middle East, with is vast strategie importance
to Western Europe.
* *&
The United sats and mil
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY. 16, 1998,
World Faces the Worst Crisis Since Defeat .
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wery Sunday at 2 P.M.
en 4 to 15 in Action
FREE — NO ADMISSON CHARGE
FREE
CHRISTMAS
It's. So Easy to Reach
Miracle Mile Shopping Center Regardless where you live follow this map for the fast —
easy route to greater values during our “Summer Value
Days.” ;
Come from PONTIAC, MILFORD! Come from WALLED
LAKE; Come from OXFORD - ORION! Come from
ROCHESTER! Come from BIRMINGHAM - BLOOM-
FIELD HILLS: Wherever you come from there is a
direct, easy route to this great néw shopping center.
, 18, 19° THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING
“GOING ON AT MIRACLE MILE
SHOPPING CENTER! BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY and ENJOY ONE
LEVEL SHOPPING! COME AS YOU 2
ARE!
SHOPPING CENTER
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34.95 value
1 Your Gumineel ‘ - — ae r” Alcoa Airplane aluminum tubing
20” PORTABLE | | e) KING SIZE CHAISE
OR WINDOW FANS DASH BOARD CONTROLLED 4 Imagine, a6-foot chaise that’s
_ © Top quality with a ‘discount’ price tag - FULL 21°. ROTARY MOWER fF pate en eet 1.25 a week
® Three powerful speeds bing, non-rust hardwai be
@ Suspension mounted safety grills F amici pe 23 ea ga
® ools up to five rooms Ki this tions. Folds compactly. Green
© Underwriters approved . , s Price, “Teyele, 134 poet a , white or solid pink, tur- -
gine, guaranteed steel
Adjusts to
4 posifions
automatically
| pBig2a’ + | ROTARY MOWER
Compare "2 88
up to 99.95 a
: ’ a Week
.© Convenient hand throttle
« Automatic recoil starter
o 1-pc. cast alumintm chassis
e & Staggered wheels
o Brest ranges td chute
90-day W arranty
Large...Roomy... Comfortable
TV SWIVEL CHAIR: Six feet of deluxe ianerspring comfort
KING SIZE CHAISE
Smart textured upholstery 95 Shop .. . compare with chaises
in tangerine, black, toast, : : selling at $10 to more. 5 :
beige—highlighted with sil- f seach aan, rea e+ 1as-s wel:
ver ‘Lurex’, Black tube legs. | 2a lightweight alumiaum frame
Hardwood oak frame, joints ‘ plus rubber-tired wheels, 88
doweled and glued, no-sag 125 a week vinyl clad arms for cool &
spring, heavy duty swivel. : comfort. See_it_now_in_our
‘Grecian Rose’ print.
Satistaction i. # Gu = Open 10: A.M. 9 P.M, Mon Sat.
THREE THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958
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OK FOR THECGLLLIJLABEL...YOUR GUARANTEE OF
Mouey
Advance
¥3199__33¢
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Save 35% to 48% +
, FIRST QUALITY
1. HIGH COUNT PERCALES |
See the season's exciting new
spring prints and solid colors
tagged at a mere fraction of
their original price, It’s a
terrific assortment for both
your home and dress fashions. If full bolts
39¢ to 49c yard
a? | Advance Printed Patterns
She 35¢ fo 75¢€
|) 7 FEET HIGH « 12 FEET OVERALL |
ll-PLAY GYM with
6-FOOT SLIDE
Here’s a deluxe gym that’s
extra safe thanks to two-
inch heavy steel tubing...
new improved one-piece
welded safety sprocket.
High test plate chain holds
to 1,000 lbs, Grants price.
#
Miracle Mile Shopping Center Maker's List Price 39.93
1.25
a Week
\
yy
,
“GIANT RIGID
FRAME POOL
Tough heavy gauge vinyl
Régularly | i 88
14.98
Grants rigid pools are a
cinch to assemble... toug
heavy gauge vinyl, refuse to
mildew. Perfectly safe...»
water level is only a foot
» deep.,Easy-drain attachment.
Light... bright...
definitely cool ... .Grants
SLEEVELESS
COTTONS
pastel...
1.25 a week
5 . 9
Treatyourself to the loveliness of a cool
the dramatic compliment of
a print or stripe. All new shilhouettes.
Many drip-dry fabrics, 9-15; 10-18,
Sout ae
ALUMINUM.
STACK CHAIRS
483
Completely weather re-
sistant, velon webbing,
non-rust hardware.
Green -’n White color
combination.
W. T. GRANT C
SUMMER
SALE
SPECIALS
QUANTITIES _LIMIT-
ED! First come .. . first
served .. . don’t be dis-
appointed, BUY NOW!
50’ PLASTIC
GARDEN HOSE
Guaranteed 8 years. 3%” di-
ameter long wearing, light
weight.
197 Reg. 2.98
COLA COOLER
ICE CHESTS
697
Completely insulated with
fiber glass, rust resistant
galv d- interior
Sturdy Plastic
Picnic Canteen
Serves 4: 4 Plates, 4 Cups
88° Reg. $1
Men’‘s Sanforized
Sport Shirts
Completely Washable.
Cuffed short sleeves. Smal,
Medium, Large.
Reg. $1.98
WOMEN’S
SWIM CAPS ~
White and Colors
a1* Reg. $1
Inner Guard rim gives wa-
ter tight protection.
Your Friendly
m Family Store
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958
Bathing Suits that will brighten up
your entire Summer ...and
show off your physique to best ad-
a Prec Ad
eo an er Sa 2 FOR
i is aciemracama tes Regular $3.50 Value | gt Dou $
Charge Accounts Invited Bras: >
Open
Until
9 P.M. “Ens any BOvs’ ann pore wer®
SPORT SHIRTS || Usually Sell for $2.95
DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL
e Completely Washable
e@ Checks, Plaids ard Solid Colors 3
© Sizes S., M.. L. & EL. :
Reversible Boxer SWIM TRUNKS WIDE SELECTION
-WITH ELASTIC WAIST —
$7) 00"
Miracle Mile Shopping Center
2173 S. Telegraph Rd. eo ee
All Reg. $5.99
2° se. _—
DRESSES 4 a
LINGERIE
Reg. 2.99
D tor
2165 S. TELEGRAPH 4 D
ee
cigs
-
_™
FOR MEN
FLORSHEIM
ys () Discontinued Styles Suitable for Summer
Sibley and Winthrop — and Fall.
OUTSTANDING MEN’S SANDALS .. $3.99
; “Colors: Beige or Tan: Reg. $4.95 for the WHOLE FAMILY!
FOR WOMEN 9 :
14 Z » VITALITY
Values to $21.95 _All Colors —— Dress
Casual
FLORSHEIM : Dress and Walking
Shoes
‘eo Values.to $13.95.
For CHILDREN
Special Group of Discontinued Styles.
$MHI9 To $
at Nie
RED COOSE, SIMPLEX AND PLAYPOISE Summer and School Styles Included SS
Entire Stock Children’s Sandals
2.99 ins
at « Sibley’ S DOLLAR DAYS SAVE 20 to 60% on BETTER GRADE SHOES
*5” Te gee
Values 10 $13.95 °
| et and i | 4”
Values to $18.95
GRACE WALKER
‘$gee Te $00
Dress—Casuals—Flats
All Colors
Values to $9.95
MIRACLE MILE
SHOPPING CENTER
Ss. TF Rd.
at cing He
NOES Open Daily 10 A.M.
: THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958 pee 8
~ Nationally Advertised Quality Merchandise at
“DISCOUNT PRICES” Remember __ ,
WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE _
and
SERVICE WHAT WE SELL!
Bank Rates—— Ne Money Down — Easy Credit!
Pir mas DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL! — f English Bone Chine Foam Rubber Pillow......... eee 907
SERTA REST-O-KRAFT
_Hide-Away Beds
innereping $] 09” Up
Stone Te Twe
ATTENTION—ALL TIRED BACKS HELP IS HERE!
Nationally Advertised
Posture Firm Deluxe
Mattress or
Box Springs
mere 0 =24" PonaURRy!
Mens Sport Caps & Hats Values to $2.50 $1. 00
NDLES
HEAVY PRE-BUILT BORDERS
HAR DWARE ver, Crib Mattress | Hollywood Acianabe
ichit Reg. 31298 6 $95 ~—sdSs AT Metal Fr. 95
oom Ow SPECIAL DISC. 6 SPECIAL Aw gs Reg. $9.95 +4
( | | MODERN SLEEP SHOPS Open Mon. thru Sal. 9 to 9 ea Miracle Mile Shopping Center ea
Call N oe OREN DATLY iz 70 . eS 8-9551
KRESGE’S | —the family’s choice
SHOP AT EASE—COME AS You ARE a
MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER
“FREE PARKING for 5,000 CARS”
The MODERN WAY to RELAX | FRESH - TASTY JELLIES DEEP—PENETRATING © os — 5 3st ¢
“| Vibra-Magic-Electric $ 88 °
| WIBRATING HASSOCK BO | Sects Regular .... 39c Ib.
WARM WEATHER SPECIAL
1 Seat Frame SET of 6 TUMBLERS
- SAVE
° wae one ues 37¢ 5 3 . Colors and Bottores
: Regular 90c Value
@ Smart-Plastic | ~
wl amesrtced - PICNIC SPECIAL © Removable LARGE 250 CT. PKG:
“| NAPKINS 32° 255 Packed in A Re-Usable
Plastic Bag
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16,
IN AND OUTDOOR
STACK CHAIRS .
Ass — a ee
VALUE PRICED
ALUMINUM
FOLDING CHAIR
13% | Grand-lookind everywhere! | Sturdy aluminum tube
: ts to On the .patio, the beach.
| Stack for easy storage. } tion
Velon webbing resists ~
B. post
Spread UMBRELLA |
TILTS, TURNS
or yellow with white. Lomi} low Penny price!
22° MOWER
$40.
Briggs & Stratton Engine
21/4 horsepower .. 4-cycle
New Safety Gross Chute
shields blades, th ot ae
New Slotted Mulcher Plate
mulching of lea +
New Dial Sdeebi
makes it easier LF ae
ee the engine. — OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL 9 P. i.
MODERN CHAIR ~
withPIVOT BACK
Be id ‘Unique in price... unique ___ghakes for quicker, cater. \. -f instyle simplicity! Penney-
built with sturdy: steel
frame, no-sag springs, tex-
tured “gold tone” vinyl age. Non-fading Velon, deck in duo-colored woven” 4 weather. Green, turquoise | design, Double tube arms.
at 5. BIG 20-INCH FANS -
DAILY FREE PA
for ‘plenty*of ) pore STRIPE
3 Sura RUG —
y~ f i. ‘> 46 : — : : 4 .
tak ae Ge | |: air. ye YY :
1/12 HORSEPOWER MOTOR . i d.
only I/15 horsepower’ motors). Popular 27” width too i :
_ SNUG-FIT WINDOW PANELS | multi-color stripe — rub-
plastic upholstery. 4 colors. |: to 35/3 fochen wide. » | berized back.
KT}
$2q) | WHATALOTOF. spanned BRAZIEREFOR ~—
All vinyl, it won't crack, ; py
split, mildew. two piece ‘ ;
aluminum pole that is apo- Vinyle plastic hose 14” in-
yellow, floral pattern on in- couplings — guaranteed -
ie ae against all defects in work- fringe. Bé cool in the sun. | manship and materials.
NEW LUGGAGE entrance hall; on the 1E
for easy catrying or just about _auywhere.
Viscose rayon and. cotton,
SE es e rk
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958 SEVEN
AL WAY S 3
a eearin — sega FIRST
EX QUALITY!
f DOLLAR DA!
SIZZLERS!
FOR MATTRESSES
FITTED PAD
and COVER
$ >
Sop
2 in 1 combination, terrific
at this price. Sanforized
a band for a snug, last-
fit. “Bleached filling
stays white through wash-
ing. Tape bound edges.
SPECIAL DRIP DRY
DACRON
UNIFORMS
4"
Sizes 10 to 20 ,
Special! - Luxurious uni-
forine you've seen for dol-
‘liars more...sheath-
: shaped Dacron shantungs!
They drip dry, feel rich like
| silk! Be smart, buy several,
OPEN BY 10 ALM. TIL 9 P. M. DAILY
' MORE FOR YOUR
TOWEL DOLLAR
bath towels
2 for $
Face towels
3 for
Washcloths
6 for
For fashion, for money you —
Penney’s top - can’t beat
quality Cannons. Multi-
striped, accented with 6
gold metalic stripes. Deep |
leoped, strong selvages.
SPECIALLY PRICED
NEW SOFT SLIPS
and SO: CAREFREE
‘Sizes 32 to 40
Penney’s - does. it again,
scoops the season’s newest
dacron-nylon ‘catton blend
slips ....soft - as - talcum, shadow-panelled
SAVE ON SEAMLESS!
DARK SEAM
NYFON SHEERS
Incredible Penney Special
-«-2 pairs of first quality
full-fashioned nylon sheers
.--just 88¢. 15-denier. 60-
guage. Sizes 8% to -11,
norm. |
HUGE SPECIAL
PURCHASE
_ SUMMER DRESSES
|$AnS ‘@ Woven ginhams
@ sheer printed dacrons
-@ jackets dresses ~
@ short dresses.
-@ sunbacks ~~ .
,@ rayon’ Bemberg
ONLY 20¢ A PAIR!
- RUNPROOF!
ACETATE TRICOTS
Women’s sizgs small to large
Incredible savings on your
favorite band leg or elastic
leg styles — your prettiest
whites or pastels ...all ex-
quisitely soft to touch —
all machine washable in
lukewarm water!
BOYS’ SHIRTS
CLOSEOUT SALE
- Ss]
Penney’ 8 oaks the style pace
again, with striking
Mertited candy candy stripes!
Matched pocket and short
‘point collar in minimum
care cotton. Machine wash-
able —
eS
982 BETTER
SPORT SHIRTS
hed This is it, men! Now is the
time to buy. Minimum care
cottons, plaids, stripes;
acetate ... all kinds of dif-
ferent materials ... all}
washable and Sanforized.
~ 6 YARD SWEEP!
GIRLS’ FILMY
NYLON HALF SLIP
2 Sizes 4to 14
Wheee! Look at the hit of
the party and the price! 6
yards of ribboned nylon
marquisette!- Nylon trieot
hipline! White, bie. © pastels.
Baad ‘a
FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS.
You Can't Go Wrong When You String Along with...
Food Fair’ Ss Famous Brands!
(GRADE A, MATURE |
14 te 18 Lb. Average | \& y Me H
OVEN READY aorta 49: | Fry or feast! :
ah *M. GREEN STAMPS
FOOD,
FAIR Steper Markets
pontiac > Miracle Mile
TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE Rd.
in. ) CLINTON RIVER ROAD - Biter ae g UTICA [ot HALL Rd. & VAN DYKE
U.S. “CHOICE” BEEF
Pot Roast nie ‘New Crop Cabbage 6:
Tender Aged Blade Cut eB 49:
B® pow ‘STEAK ... . U.S. "CHOICE™ BEEF
SIRLOIN STEAK .. U.S. “CHOICE” BEEF
| a }T-BONE STEAK . . Food oa a LABEL Grade A
7 Up |
Free Ticket for 5 Rides
at Jefferson Beach
with Your Purchase! LARGE EGGS Guaranteed Fresh Every Time!
~ Hires Root Beer 6:2.99'
__ Party Loaf sscrue. 2 49:
RUBY BEE Pure
FAIRMONT'S. . PRESERVES |
\
Creamed or Old Fashion al Strawberry big 39°
or Red 2)-Or.
Cottage Cheese EOE roster FOOD FAIR 100% PURE teres 89:
Instant Coffee........ 6-01. Jer
DON.-DE in Vacuum Can or
Food Fair Coffee in 805
, BUTTER ces hese SAVE 20 on LLOYD HARRIS Frozen
PARKAY.... 4 Apple or Cherry
VELVEETA . 2° 795 romaty Size PIES
HARMONY TENDER
Cut Green Beans
AMERICAN BEAUTY CONDENSED
Vegtable Soup or tomato soup 303 ai 00
Cans: see ee
FROSTY ACRES FROZEN
Strawberries .... SOFTEE— REALLY SOFT
Paper Towels ........ 2 Pack 33 SPARKLET'S FROZEN . rd
GENIE— WHITE OR PASTEL soxes $900 Red Raspberries . 4 Pkgs. 89
Facial Tissues ........ 5 of 400 1 | Grape vit adi = 69
RED HEART | rapefruit Juice . & cons
Dog Food............ 3 Cans 49:
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
SHOPPING
CENTER rontac MIRACLE MILE Open 9 to 9 Daily
Saturdays —8 to 9
Closed Sundays
TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE Road 12 «6%
UTICA THT. RIVER RD.
At Utica or
Miracle Mile
ost: Comes: sis 39 von se fey ate, ts meets es 5)
gery <0 arse Te
Large Rinso Blue
Fb With This
FOOD FAIRS = Coupon Large 45 ,
Void after Sat., a ee ee Limit — 1 Coupon! ae
Veld after fat.. sai sie ee Limit — 1 Coupon! Wit Tae ae
Cc. : :
rset QE wsaseice ty - Apple Sauce... Jor. 25"
Tender C DEL MONTE CLING
sx 8% EEE 3 gg Peaches. : | 2
SAVE 10¢ ON 3 CANS OF ee Tender 99: GREEN GIANT ne
’ Sweet Peas... 2 Coss | ae
CALIFORNIA—VINE RIPENED—SWEET, MEATY
Crisp Tender
Lerge Bunch Pascal | Celery
SAVE 25¢ ON 3 CANS OF
CHUNK PACK, LIGHT MEAT TUNA
BREAST-0-CHICKEN ...
SAVE llc ON 4 CANS OF
DEL MONTE — CALIFORNIA
FRUIT COCKTAIL
ASSORTED COLORS 4- 89
29° DEMING'S ALASKA
Red Salmon $a iste nape 1b 79:
TAST- D-LITE WHOLE
Red Beets ......3 & 25:
TREESWEET PURE =2 5 zl
Lemon Juice .... 3: Cons
69: Se OFF LABEL
, prices effective through Saturday, July 19 19°
25°
Roll
Pack TOILET
TISSUE
Quart
eccoccc co Ste Mazola Oil end yeu get
S&H Green stomp!
at HALL ROAD and VAN DYKE
wTEN. / rye PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958
- what permanent your friend
Free PERMAMENT oa Deeks Net Include Personality This Special Price
Simply cut this coupon below, bring #long a friend. No matter
chposes for herself, you will
YOUNG LADIES’
DAYS receive the same permanent FREE!
This coupon entities bearer ‘
: asemmapaes by a friend who wee. % A
5 i Mon., Tues., Wed. 4
purchased a permanent, fos
1 Permanent "will be of’ same ! Before 6 P. M. j
i lenge aim ; Hoir Cut
i bearer’s friend. ee air urs .,
1 NA ge eee t - Under 14 ..., $1.00
1 ADDRESS 2......0.00.0000040. t 14 Years to 17 Years .
Offer Valid Thru August 16. | . $1.50 /
Rs BARE aout apa EE es FEd 1
“Please Feel Free te Consult Us On Your Hair Colering Probdlenis era
8-9639 With or Without
Appoiniment
Hours 10to9 ©
: yO. Fi deal Th at
7 as i Cottage or py
SSP feed TE Your Boat? ih
NEED
°25 ~*500 Be Sure to Stop In...
LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN MIRACLE MILE
ita N. SAGINAW ASS Whe ites
7a. a ate tm the Bazaar Area FE t-ori4
FE 8-9648 Beers: Mon.-Thars. 9-5 fleers: Mon.-Fri. 9-5
y 9-5—Sat, 9-12 Saterday 9-12
a, A NEW KIND
NOW OF PRICE ON
WURLITZER _ Anyone Can Play—Everyone Can Afford
iN
*880 26 myst A Low of $7.12. Per Week
Perfect for the Home—Church—School—
Entertainer, Etc.
WIEGAND MIRACLE MILE
Located in the Bozoar Aréé” SHOPPING CENTER
FE 2-4924
Popular 45 RPM A Special Group
. Singles -
6 —6-3314’s L. P.’s
SPECIAL $ seco for $spis $3.98
5; Miracle Music A wide selection of artists & titles Miracle Mile Shopping Centcr
at a remarkable savings. Stock | im the Baspar
up for that next party. * FE 8-0021
Vacation Special!
SOFT HIDDEN BODY SUPPORT PERMANENTS
THAT WILL MAKE YOUR $ 12
VACATION A PLEASURE
INCLUDING: Cut and Styling |
For All Your Beauty, Make West Bros., Miracle Mile,
: Your Beauty Headquarters
INTRODUCING OUR STAFF
Jerry Bloomquist * Rod Bedket a e West .
* Albert West x Randall West %* Nadine Teaque fimi Moore
WEST BROS. BEAUTY SALON
Shopping Center In the Bazaar Area — FE 4-0549 — Dollar. Days THIS COUPON IS
at Worth $3 LOU MOR on Any Standard Brand
Watch Rand
| JEWELERS ws |
a ere STEMS - CROWS - CRYSTALS Seek WANCH FITTED WHILE YOU WAIT
R A First Clas SEWING BASKETS—$1.00 Value .49c
feaning job at | TROUBLE LIGHT—$1.00 Value . 45c
fee ogee nie Prices | Assorted Set of SCREWDRIVERS— a NS themed $1. 00 Walte i .nkscs sce 49¢
Miracle Mile Shopping Center : : FEderal 8-9381
|. im the Bazaar Area
4
= Desks ° Chairs * Tables * Lomps ° Files
MUST. SACRIFICE ALL OFFICE EQUIPMENT
MUST BE SOLD
upto 30% orr
Buy Now And Save During Our Summer Clearnace
OFFICE CHAIRS From $24.95 |.
TISDALE OFFICE EQUIPMENT . OFFICE SUPPLIES — STATIONER
MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER —
1N THE BAZAAR AREA
Open Daily ‘til 9 P.M. FE 8-4545
r dot | ‘y
Be, Only
Filet Mignoh Dinner, raty Day Prien”
* COCKT ALS °* LUNCHEONS .
: Open 11 A:M. to 2°'A.M.
Henry's Miracle Lounge - (Pormerly Henry's Bloomfield Ian)
Miracle Mite Shopping Center, Telegraph at Sree Lake Road
DINNERS | ee
mee : MIRACLE MILE
p RING ‘DOLLAR DAYS ©} =
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958 ELEVEN
TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL’S! 5 DAY SALE: WED. JULY 16 to SUN., JULY 20!
vows
You Save $1.71
Sta-Set
Reg. $2.50 Value
204 Spray
Is 0. 7T9°
Regular $5.95 Value
BAR STOOL
7 Ideal for your snack bar
N or recreation room.
YOU SAVE $1.00 ws
Reg. $3.00 Valu
You. Save $1.01
Paint
- Can ,
© King Edward Cigarillos
“© CHERRY WOOD PIPES
SODA White House
°F Callen 4°? :
WILD CHERRY OR BLACK RASPBERRY
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
‘TIL 9 P.M. DAILY e po qu
welt $1.39 Box 50
-@PIPE CLEANERS © ow's. 210° Reg. 25c¢ c
Imported Ke. 5
Ideal for 99 ¢
Fishing
Tackle .
and eee ond o hundred other uses. hundred other uses.
Reg. $9.95 Value
You Save $2.96
Automatic
Sprinkler
Sunbeam +6”
Rainking
Hey Kids - Low Priced
Ranier Brand - Puppy
Pup
Tent
a. 5 Wide *3”
6’ Long
Ist Quality
Sturdy-Imported
Wicker
Chair _ Chrome—Fully yn Reg. 6c Size Reg. 13c Lily Park
Automatic | . i Perfecto Size Pink Swirl
Pocket “ Budd Beverage
Lighter . Ye| Smokers Glasses _
inse ; ¢ C4 ia, Ox $4 69/. Il Oz For ‘
Fries 29 HAA i 0 1 { Size 6 59°
tay Now! Sr > ba al racpom Book Upjohn’s ig Fecia
- Matches Unicaps | oo
2 or
2= 25 2 2" 29 Reg. 23c Value Reg. $1.49 Value 7 Reg. 54c Value
Sorry! Limit 12 ae Oeil; - Divided You Save 15¢
Similac Utility - Alka
Liquid Box Seltzer
| Kissel - 39°
Priced
Reg. $2.00 Value
Yoy Save 51c
Boys’
Blue Jeans
Used a | 49 Sizes
Reg. $5.95 Value
You Save $2.00
Door |
Mirror
Large Size
Ist Quality
| ieee ae ie
Kinsel $ ) 99 t nd i ° Tad
Priced 1? y at aa’ i | “ oe
i wieegee wt | $a § ae ake
i , yt) : y as f as fa : (ue)
\ | pa ie eS | ' : en ld
J ¥ Large—Beoutiful
6 Foot by 32
- Grass
Straw Rugs
Kinsel 9 9 ¢
Priced
COMPLETE MODERN DRUG STORE 4: 2 a PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE AT OUR DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE
AND MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER, TELEGRAPH & SQUARE LAKE RD.
FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, — JOLY 46, 1958. ,
-. Stop First At: (a5 KIRBY'S
’ BAMILY SHOE STORE |
Friskies very flexible,.
.glove leather with roiled
leather collar, and light-
weight crepe soles in
white, turquoise, pink,
smoke or black . . . sizes
4 to 10
$999
B seen in Sports illustrated J
THE BUCK YOU CANT
“AFFORD TO PASS..
Madison
VJouare
we In Sizes
for Men.
.@ Red Rubber’ Soles —
_ @ White, Dirty Buck
@ Talon Shu-Lok |
is acinar a.
- ie :
Sin cutee ie cucconienabdisillhananauuate
k i :
3 Y ALUAB BLE co uP PONE
! ‘avesk he taliebgh tor a Gelse |
WITH PURCHASE of 8 Gallons of Gasoline
or LUBRICATION or OIL. CHANGE
OFFER GOOD ONLY DURING MIRACLE MILE
DOLLAR DAYS—THURS., FRI., SAT.
MIRACLE MILE PURE SERVICE . “Bud” Green. Owner and Operator
MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER
24 Hour Wrecker and Read Service
Phone FE 8-3512
‘Dollar Day Special = ==~ *4” We Service Your Car While Yeu Shep. sar la ca ic
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SHORT SLEEVE
SHIRTS |
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SLACKS Values to 6.95
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BOYS’ HOSE
3° 1° elso MEN’S CLOTHING and
‘FURNISHINGS Greatly Reduced!
_ Richman BROTHERS
Miracle Mile Shopping Center _
Open Mon. - Thurs. - Sot. 10 a.m. te 9 p.m. Reg. 55c
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7a PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘JULY 16, 1058. THIRTEEN
on the miracle mile during our Bangap
TENDERAY: Only U.S. Government
grade ‘Choice’ grain-fattened beef
gets the Tenderay treatment — Kro-
ger's exclusive tendering method that
ages beef within hours instead of
weeks. That's why Tenderay—and only
Tenderay—is fresher, more tender and
flavory every time. And guaranteed
tender ten times out of ten!
ROUND STEAK......
SIRLOIN STEAK... .. © ane
T-BOMLSGAS.........°99 = (---—- better, try Kroger
PORTERHOUSE STEAKn.$1.09 CUBE,STEAK . . . » 99% Ietoas es maceins Sear
BONELESS RIB STEAK ».9%¢ CHUCK STEAK . . 6% =) "Sus —— |
RIB STEAK (with bone)». 89¢ SIRLOIN TIP STEAK, $1.09 coo LOmG amet Ow
POR BEST RESULTS,
STANDING RIB ROAST» 79 | BONELESS RIB STEAK ». 89c | |
| RIBSTEAK .... . » 83 | : :
ROLLED RUMP ROAST m. 89¢- SIRLOIN TIP ROAST .».99¢ = | CHUCKSTEAK . . . ». 59 |
BARBECUED CHICKENS STANDING RIB ROAST n..75e |
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Hot off the spit and souced by Kroger’s special secret recipe. . * U.S. GRADE “A” LARGE MIXED
2 89g: ) EGGS . . «49: Nest-fresh savings e — your day. ;
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isi : (i visit Kroger’s special salad bar VALUABLE COUPON
= = = SAVE 12 = now featuring coleslaw, potato : salad, . = —
incited gelatins and other summer favorites. = KROGER Gi GELATINS =
SAVE 10c = 3 pkgs. 10° with this coupon —
€ <= when presented ot any Kroger store in Detroit and —
onu SS . “LAIN ae SUGARED . — Eastern Michigan. Coupon_valid through Saturday, —
= July 19, 1958. Limit: one coupon per customer. —
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, | Go dunking—buy ‘em by the dozen for eres @ penny apiece, it DNONOOODODONDOONODO YOO LOVUVOYYVDUDYs ~
* NEW — , SPOTLIGHT LV PCUeCeeeeneTT AT LOCeLeeeenna TTD
\ LOW PRICE instant coffe — 89: WOW a7 Ver -1- 1 -emorel el cel. WOK -
The brew that hits the savings spot! ~
DEWBERRIES . qt. 29¢7 WATERMELON 69c %; “SAVE 20c ~ -
KROGER ICED TEA. Blended by Kroger’s Special stay-cleon formula.
pn eA Sa RS OS Se Soe am ge rR oo ag eR oe ae ee aie ce he ie a Ie A «I Be: NNN a ee Bulk: ¥e- + pkg. . 39° with this coupon = _ ‘
RASPBERRIES . pt. 25¢ CANTALOUPE =. 29c Teo Boos 4 pore ap SNM en ) Large. black and real fine flavor. A healthful early morning eye opener. touere, Micheukc Snigen wate grep 3 aude, =
July 19, 1958. Limit: one coupon per customer. —>
NECTARINES . Ib. 23c HONEYDEW . » um 49c : =
Le Gronde—a sweet smooth-skin peach, Lemon brings out the sweet flavor. ZA OO) O UU rN I OOO UII OOI00 IES 3
RED GRAPES . ‘Ib. 29¢ BLUEBERRIES x» 39 | ? ee. Chl ie 4 oo a buneh of Cardinals for lunch. None ‘finer for a en juley pie. @ FROZEN VES ror LE S fl, cut corn and 8. we $! '
a reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices and items effective through ~ KROGER CANNED FRUIT... 5 2 $]
Saturday, July 19, 1958, at all Kroger stores in Detrost Eastern Mich. Gropetruit sections. cears, and ‘sliced or holved peoches. |
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“FOURTEEN
B oprw py 10 AM MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER. - South Telegraph at Square Lake Roads
HOME OF THE ‘4 MIDGET RACERS
- Salute to the Wolverine Vj, Midget Racers From... James Walton Barber Shop
Associated Loan Co.
Babyland Furniture Co.
A. S. Beck Shee Co. .
Capitol Shirt Shops
Craig's Gift Shop
William Daines, D.D.S.
Donnell Hair Stylists —
Encore Restaurant
Hunt's Pet Shop
Food Fair Markets
W. T. Grant Co.
Jane Lee
- James Shoe Repair
Kinney Shoes
Kinsel Drug Co. Kirby Shoes ~
S. S. Kresge Co.
The Kroger Co.
Lou-Mor Jewelers, Inc.
Manny's Burger
Miracle Flash Cleaners, Inc.
Miracle Lounge
Miracle Mile Eye Clinic
Miracle Music
Modern Sleep Shop
Monarch Men's Shop
_ Nadon’s, Inc. :
New Center Electronics Sales
and Service :
J. C. Penney Co.
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EVERY SUNDAY
AT 2 P.M. |
FREE! No Admission Charge _
Bring the Whole Family! . _ Pontiac State Bank
Poole Hardware
Pure Oil Station
Richman Brothers
-_£. G. Shinner’s Meats .
Sibley’s Miracle Mile Shoes
West Beauty Salon
Western Auto Stores
Watch Cc hildren 4 to 15 i in 1 Action
“Convenlewt Paved Entrance Now
- Open from Franklin. Road. ‘to.
_ Miracle Mile Shopping Center
TIL 9 P.M. DAILY | PRE PARKING FOR 5 000 CARS
°___§| Miracle Mile Shopping Center =
Area FIFTEEN *
STEREO Hi-Fi CONSOLE * — Phonogra
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* cai Tuning . . . Easy!
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Connection %* No Installation Required
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For the first time
the luxury of console tone
in a table radio with
Automatic Sit Fideiy Balanced Tone”
*39.95 TELEFUNKEN
BIKE RADIO 4-Tube Including Antenna
ONLY RADIO ON EARTH
OF ITS KIND
HOFFMAN
Trans-Solar Radio
and Battery Case
Radio plays with free power
Regular $39.95 § supplied by the sun menoent 75 de
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THAT ADD CHARM AND COLOR TO YOUR ROOM
IRREGULARS
of Famous Make “Homespun”
Bedspreads in single size
only. 2-tone combination
in a good selection of
colors that are 100%
washable. Ideal for boys’
room, den, cottages, etc.
If perfect would be
6.99 each. 99 Each
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™ Drapery Shops Miracle Mile Shopping Center
Open Doily
10 A. M. to 9 P.M.
—H ~ Short Ribs of Beef 39c u.
Ground Beef
Bubs. 51,49
CUBE Lx
STEAK 89 @paacee
BEEF. Wren iY pean LIVER 39¢ oe ae GRAIN FED —
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9 camaRes SHOES Patent Leather - Sizes 8 to 3, A’s to D’ Bees eee wees enee
- LADIES’ GUNDROP OXFORDS — $300 Regular to 7.95 Values at. Sey hore Power erry a |
MEN’S OXFORDS & LOAFERS Sh Portage and Davidson — Regular to 13.95 .-........... es
MEN’S WHITE POPLIN JACKETS — se Regular 3.98 Volues Sove 1.98 ..... See
LADIES COTTON DRESSES 2 for 510” Regular 9.98 Values — Dollar Day Speciel |,
LADIES’ COTTON SKIRTS ' $30 Regular 5.98 Value — Dollar ey ee rere ©
LADIES’ SKIRT & BLOUSE SETS $0 : Regular 10.98: Value — Seve over 50%... ccseesvrs eis
LADIES’ BLOUSES = sa ‘itt r) i sgu0 Regular to 4.98 Values—Now Only So pines sakes
‘LADIES’ ALL WEATHER COATS” et oe Regular 17.95 Values — Dollar Dey Special .. ASCO
LADIES’ MILLINERY Ss 00 9". $300 Spring and-Summer—Reg. to 10. 98 ;
| for $00 *
CURITY DIAPERS —
: BOYS BERMUDA ‘SHORTS ee
BOYS’ SLACKS — 2" eo Famous Name Polished Cotton-Tan & Black-6 to 12 Reg. 3.98 ~
| GIRLS’ SKORTS | ae alan 1 — Neaelay SOR oi sd a ee
‘The Sauict slack for young men _
Schoice of: blue and - ex-
ane 7 to 14 == Regular 100 . cease eer epee ceptional value.
OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL $ P. DALY FREE PARKING FOR 5000